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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

iRsr uHIsrer 9tdfeIitiids, unb mif ie6r
.rnitem @eii9t rnft er: ~9tb. bon benz
Regiment! Was tpar bas beute BET
Sbnsn. ipie Se. GrcelIena Der @enes
ralfelbmaribaa b. Wrdnse! poriiber<
tama" Mit tur5sn 8crten ipirb Der
Don benz Sufareu psruria9te per>
bGnsniboolle 3ufaIl beridtet. r9lb
Io!" fpri6t Der 8ronprin5 nit aufs
gebellter Miens, ~geipib 6srfelbs Sus
far, Der beute bier an pl6Biib ausge>
bro6ener Sobfu6t in's 2a5aretb ge>
bra6t ift. SIT mir aber bod bes df=
ten Serrn fpe9en Iieb. baB i4 ben 3u>
iummenbaHg erfabrs." = Ndh elmer
Yaufe nit leidtsm &opfi6iitteln
mebr fir iih: n9leibt bod unangez
nebms 9eI9i9te bas, unaneenebme
Gef6i9te!" Damn pieber 3u uns
nit freunbli9em Sopfniden mo iroz
mild l16elnoem Bid: IRA, Gbieu,
&dmeruben! 2oofen's iueiter. ipie pers
riidt!" 9amit febte8ronprins syriebz
rid 8ilbelm bon Preuben feline pros
menaoe fort....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

&ings nm ben Haum, in tpel9em
bieie Snoianer ibre 8riegsz unb Set
itertdnae auffiibren -iie baben aud
cine Muf fittapslle, unb mas fir cine!
= iinb ibre Wobnbiitten serltreut,
uno man tann bort Mdnner unb
Squatps in ibrer inbuItrieelIen Sbds
tisteit beobabten. Sn benz einen 3elt
finbet man ben Sberpfeilmader Wabs
9azGee=Gab nit einem SaIbbubenb
lntsrsebener, pel9e Sidorpitdb6sn
gu Pfeilen idniben unb fdrben; bas
@ift muB man fi4 bd5u benfen. @n>
beripdrts iiebt man Weiber nit eros
Der @ebulb perltiigel9en aufreiben
ober 8sintleiber unb Mocaiiins aus
Sirf9baut ndben.
Wtan finoet au6 eine ungeipobnli6
reibbaltige Sammlung bon Snbias
nerzHeliquien unb zgurioiitGten por,
iporunter bic Wampum=Sammlung
(tpulsenfOrmige &nOpfe aus @enuss
muf6beln, ebemals als S9mud unb
uu9 als Gelo bertpenbet) ipobi bic
tpertbpoGIite tit, sumal iGbon felt Sab
ren feline WampumzWui9eln mebr
sefunben iporben paren. sebenfalls
pirb bieies Sorf Elm iebr reyes Sns
terei1e finbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Aasiteaans Der mr.Gbieaeoer.

Don alien rotbbdutisen @diten,
pel6e ii9 CUR Weltausitsllung nad
@bicago eingefunben baben, iinb bic
sulebt einsetrOffenen. in elmer Be-
siebung ipenigitens, bic Invertebrates
iten uno fir Srt unb 3eit unbebingi
mebr ansebru9t, als Buffalo Bills
inbiuniI9e arieser. Wir meinen
ndmli4 bic itolo>rittsrli9s sbettelbafs
ten Nu6fommen Der tupferseiibtigen
llr6eiiebler bes beutisen Chicago, 2(ns
gebOrige bes pottatpatomiez uno bea
Binns6ago Stammes, aucb stli9e
Siour oarunter. Sic iinb BON iebi
db tdgli6 am Mibpap plaiIance gu
betpunbern, tan5en unb finsen i6ren
neuSeitlihen gla6ToIsern unb ben
iibrisen 8labseiidiern aus aIler Ser,
rem 2dnber ettpas bor unb pertaufen
aud Snbianerarbeiten uno Gurioib
tGten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

ben nfern ieines yettes babinfliebt, ia
ipie bic glsife lih autlos liyeden uno
bic IN ben Wur;eln idlummernosn
3eugunssirdite in gebeimniBppuem
Shweisen ibr @eisn treiben, 10 seitisi
bel Der tinolihen gntpide!una Die in.
mere Saat ibre uniittbaren sSriidtt,
uno obne oanad su frag.n ooer es su
begreifen, iuht bas Sino ii1 allein Die
@dtblel bes 2ebens su ertldrsn. Sas,
ipas einen gta9mitog lang iein bo1ftts
9lid 9elpeien, Die mibiame Mrbeii
ielner tleipen. emiisen Sdnbe, pertrof.
net uno fdllt suiammen. iobalo ber
4beno bereinbridt. gber fir ben flei,
men Srdumer aiebt es tein @eItern,
lonoern muir Elm Seute. nit leoem neuen
Worgen f1ngt lu4 iein Geben pon Dor.
ne an, uno 10 baut CT pertrauensieliq
immer pieoer auf. mas er aeltern nit
ei9enen. miiOea Sdnoeu serIt0rt bat.
Jablt lib bas 9ino idon su Pflansen'
uno Vlumen rpie 3u pernanoten WeIen
hlnge3osen, 10 III oas adrilide 3utrau-
en-, oas es Der 3hierpelt ent9eaenbrinst,
nod BON riibrenbsrer Sarmloiisteit.
Sie Gii6lein in Der Mlauier nit
ibrem 9elben 6laum, bic jun9en @n-
ten, bic nit ibren breiten Yfoien i'm
Seihe i4Dimmen, iie iperoen Ielten
liebe 3ameraoen, uno ob fe ibm aud
man6mal arg mitIpielen, 10 fennt bas
2ino bod tein 9rOberes 8ersniissn,
als Der SaustaBe in ibrsn tiibnen
Sprilnaen na6sujaaen pber nit oem
sottigen Sofbulo nit bem treubersiaen
glif uno Der tur3en SdnauSe um bic
0Hette su lauien.
Die &raft unb bic 8ebenoi9teit Der
Sbiere iueroen ibm elm niiblines 8ors
bib, on benen er bic eiaenen mehen
uno dusiiben lernt, uno miro er aud
sumeilen an Spfer in bieiem oft blu.
ti9en Streit um bic Madt uno bic
Serrl6aft, 10 bleibt boh iein tamerao-
i6aItli4es 8erbdltniB su ibnen unee-
trilbt. uno iuie su Seineselei9en iiihIt
er'ii6 su 9enen bin9esoeen, bic 10 Die.
les nit ibm 9emein baben.
&in9cu iie oenn niobt, ipie gr, Der
ileine 0tenb. nod einem itammelnben
9lusorud fir bas erite 9lufbIibeu bes
Sentens uno Die unbepnbten @rfab.
run9en; 1T ibnen nidt geiberI ned
BON feiner gef.erion getriibt. bic Slar=
belt oes Sinnens uno bic Sddrfe bss
Snitintts ei9en, uno lit er ni6t wie elm
YD9elAen, oas taum benz wsi9sebette-
ten Geite entflpsen, nod gang ourd.
tudrmt Don Der Sdrtliditen Nltenliebe2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

beriauft Sammsf, ffint.noes, bsn ni9t
sifr9 ipolIi Ssrridaft meiniaes; bamit
ilbeTskbt Su Sammel. - pirs oaun
gut fbmeten Sauptmaun 9einiges,
uno ni6t ibimpien uno fluGen aui
polnii6es PoiaBtp."
Nad turiem abidieo fuhr Wonbo
suriif. Giniee Stuuoen ipdter piutte
Der Sauptmann abl uno pOjaBtp 3u
iid.
vSer Sraten f6mefte fabelbaft gut,
= iamos 9etodt habsn Sic, poiaBtp.
= @eben sic Seibe in mein 3elt. msin
Snride ipiro jeoem BON Sbnen eine
6laide Gotbipeiu gebeu!" --
pojaBtp ladte peri6miBt. sWuBh
Iid bod PoaBtp. OaB Wanoa is treu,
Serr Serseantl~ c- .4
.Sie aber balten reinen Munb, 90.
jaBtp, = peritanoen2" -ir a.
.3u 8eIebl, 0err Sergeant" .n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
stus. atm Seben oeS arebicS.

Bon einigen neilen 8eobe3tnnaeH
aus benz 2eben bes &rebies peib bic
y3eitf9rift bes beutiben Siibereipers
eins" 81 beri9ten. Oieie Wabrneb>
mungen, bic in Der baieriihsR Euh=
ou9tanitalt am Starnberser See in
ben fir belonDere 3ipede bergeri6teten
Sei9en ssma9t purpen, iinb niht gez
rabe l9mei9elbaft fir ibn. Wdbrenb
man ben &rebs bisber fir einen tuz
genbbaften Monogamiiten bielt, bat
man bort feitgeitellt, baB Der 8uri9e
8ielDeiberei treibt, iporaus iib fir
Die Wieberbepolteruns bon 9epdhern
nit Srebien Der prattiI9e Wint err
giebt, bab es geniist, auf sipei Orittet
Weibd6en nur Elm Srittel Mdnn9en
aus5uieben. Iber man bat nod
mebr bepbabten tonnen: nGmli9, bab
Der 9rebs elm 8laubart unb &anniz
bale Suslei9 lit. Der feline eisenen
Weiber umbringt unb auffrtBt. SIM
Ropember b. S. purbe bort Elm Wei=
Der. aus benz ieber S4lupfipintei bs=
ieitigt unb in ben als 9ebauIung fir
bic 8rebie Is Gentimeter ipeite Sbons
robritiide gelegt iparen. nit 165
MGnn9en uno Der slei6en 3abl
Weibhen beIebt, Die bur9I9nittli9
i9pdder unb tleiner Daren. als iens.
SGglidb ipurbe reidbli9 nit Siidhen gez
fiittert, unb bic 3rebie nebmen au1
ben sansen @inter iiber Suttsr an.
Yei Der 8efii9ung i'm Mdr3 b. s. err
CAB it4 nun, baB nd9 Ibsug eini9er
geitprbener Sbiere 113 Weib6en trob
Der aussiebisen 5iitteruns aufsefreiz
fen paren. 9lm 8oben fanben ii9
rei6libe Heite aussefreNsner &rebsz
peibAen. namentli9 S6eeren, beren
8eipGltigung ben Mdnn9en Die grDb>
ten S9pierigfeiten gu bersiten ibeint.
@igentbiimlidb lit bic 9lrt unb Meiie,
pie Der SDIelpi9t feiner @rouIamteit
fr0bnt. Gr padt bas 8eib9en nit
ben S6eeren in Der @egeno bes
Riideni9ilbes, bi9t binter ben 9luz
gen, lpo bas @ebirn iist, unb rsiBt
ibm bier Den Yanaer auf. Damn
brebt er es I'm. beiBt ibm bic Saut
auf Der 8uu9ieite apiI9en S9nanS
unb 9ruit auf unb fribt bon oieIer
Oeffnung iotpobl ben S9pans ipie
ben 2eib nit ben S6eeren, ia Der
pan3er, penn er ni9t gu bart t,pirb
bduFtg nod nit per5ebrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

tuseln beitidt, unb cine b6rnersez
i9miidte unb ii9 nad binten binunter
in lanseu Reiben Jsoern perldnserns
ben pelatappe umfaBt. Sein @eiiat
3eist rotbs. faparSe uns selbe Streis
fen. OieIer goung foa Der gerabez
linise 9lbtpmme bes alten 9duptlings
SasipaTb iein, Der nod Dor 80 Sabren
bas @cepter iibsr bic Stdmme fiibrte,
bersn Sanptoorf unsefGbr auf bem
beutieen WeltausitelIungsplabe lag.
Cine trterefdnte @rideinung ut
aud 0pungs Spbn MiQiam. o.
Wian bari ni9t annebmen, bab bic
senannten Snbianerfdmme elei 4s
3eitis bic llmsesenb bes Gbitoso=
flutes beberricbt bGtten. Sic per>
brGngten pielmebr chamber, unb bic
ppttdipatomies unb Winnebasos bats
ten man1e bittere Sample m;teinans
Der. !Seute aber ip.ift nur nod rbols
Der s5riebe. iiibe @intra9t" BEL ibnen,
unb bas Sauptperbienf bierpon mibt
ii9 Der SnbianerbGuptling Sbomas
8. Robbp BEL, ipel6er iiber 80 Sabre
unter ibnen in Wistoniin Derbra4t
bat unb ii9 ibrss poIli itdnbigen 8era
trausns erfreut. gr 1T es aud, tpels
der bieie nSboip" in feline Sbbnt
bat.
Inter ben iibrisen setpi9tisen pers
I6nlidteiten iei nod bes @innebdsos
SGuptlings Sune>8ludbaipf. fetner
beiben Weiber unb feiner @4aar
vpappoIes" geba9t. Selbiger be-
bauptet, elm Na9tomme bes beriibma
ten SduptIinss 8ladbutpt gu iein,
pel9er bic Snbianer in ibren Grit
(insstdmpfen nit ben Deiben fii6rte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
@iftise CIT 1T miipaareu.

Gin Stubent glamens 8ulopsfb
bat iih unter 2eitung bes profefors
Grismann am bpeieinii9en Snititut
gu Mostau Der miibiamen, aber ban>
fenspertbeu Irbeit unterspgen,. bic
9iftigteit Der 9ummiipaaren au priiz
fen, nit benen &inber in bauernoe9es
riibrung tommen. 9ulppsfp unterz
iu9te SO @egenitGnbe, Saugbiit9en,
&inse unb berfdiebene SpielIa6en,
bic sumeiit aus ruiiiiden, bod audi
beutiden uno franoOiii9sn sSabrtten
itdmmten. glus ben @rsebniHen Der
bon Der mebisinif6en 5afultGt au
Wiosfau preissetr0nten strbeit tbeilt
bic y9artenlmibe" einiges ben sabl=
rei6en rSnterehenten", b. b.. allen
Wtiittern tleinerer &inber, sur 8eterz
sigung nit:
y llni9dbli6 finb i9iparse @umz
miia1en, penn fie auf Wafer I9pimz
men, ioipie ale @egenitdnbe aus ros
tbem uno rotbbraunem Sunni.
q ollie grauen 9ummiIa6sn fOnz
men 1@dolt9 meroen, Sumdl, Denn tte'
ipie Saugbiitden. ldnsers 3sit 5liiI=
iigteiten, 3. 9. Spei9el unb Mil9,.
ausseieBt perben; fie sntbalten mebr
oDer peniger 3intorpb.
3) Sebr sefdbrlid iinb fhparse
0ummiiadn, bic i'm WaHsr unteriin-
fen; Iie entbalten 8lei. bas betannt=
lid elm duberit sefdbrli6ss Gift 1T.
y Die Garben. nit bensn @ums
miipaaren bemalt iinb, entbalten
otter eiftise SubitanSen.
prattild5 lieBen iih haraus fpfs
senbe 2ebren Sieben: Man gebe ben
8inoern nur unbemalte @ummiIaben
in bic 9uno ober in ben Muno; ife
iollen aus rotbem (rotbbraunem)
8ummi ober aus iolhem idparaen
8ummi bergeiteIlt iein, Der i'm Wafs
fer, fdirimmt. 9rauen @umfti b1rf
tleinen Sfinbern ni9t esgeben lpsrben.
S4parser Sunni, Der int WaNer
unteriinft, 1T am beiten iiberbaupt 81
entfernen aus einem SauIe. in ben,
tleine &iEoer iid beflnorn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

@s iinb 81 MGnnlein, Deiblein
unb &inblein. meiit bon Der Snbiaz
nerzGeierpaion in 8lad Riper Sails,
8is. Der jiinsite bieier llriiebler lit
Der 6idbrige Pottaipatomie WabsSo=
MabzReez9ab. elm maleriI9er &nirps
nit Pfeil unb 9pgen. in f9mierigen
SadbDs4en, bic Elm ein3iser SrGger
oben feitbdlt, nit elmer Pelsmiibe BON
einem Waiabdren>S9pan3, an tpels
der Iolerfebern unb an SrGbten ge=
reibte 8drensGbne baumeln, pilbz
grinienbem @eii9t6en unb = itets
offenen Sdnb4en. @s lit bon Batter,
Wtutter unb 5 pber 6 8riibern unb
S9peitern beglsitet. SelIiperitGnb<
lid -tbut es fein 8ater Sad niht unter
einem 9Guptlins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

BUR Sefreituna Der
brineenoiien 8eoiirfniNe pertauIte sin
armer Suride feline ibonsn Saare on
einen Ysriidenmaher. @it 9eiAores
mem Gopi uno bic Sanb boil Gelo, iab
er eine 8liidsbuoe. Sic ge9ieroe reid
su weroen, trieb ibn binein. Gr iebte
nun Die 90iuna fir itiue Seare Elm.
uno sepann einen-&amm.
= Sch su Sett Srou".
iaetc Elm Munn. ben Der pantoiiel iei.
nsr 6rou re9ierte. SD mil ni4t !A
SO bleib' uuf. 9Iber seIOr4en iQQit
Oh mir !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
. Cine rubiae Sam iIis.

= Cine rubiae Sam tile.
Rennen Sic pielleidt bic Samilie Ntiil-
Ter, Die in meinem Sauie cine @ob-
nun9 mistben pill2 = @ewiB. = bic
So6ter lit 8lapierlebrerin. Der SDbn
ipislt bic @ioline. Der Batter bic SSlOte.
: aber ionlt lit es cine redt rubisr
6amilie!
= San; einf ad. M m a..
Su bait bod auf Dem Sabnhoi DID
bonn Setter 2ouis ni1t auf Die Sade
tiiiien laNen Sepahre. DIANA. Was
buit 3u oenn eemaht, nm bcm noriu=
beusen ? SD weiB. er iii iebr tiir ipli
9e Sderse. @ans elnia@ i'd belt
ibm ocn 9tuno bin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

lnmutb. @robpater (einen
Brief leieno); glaes Wtosli6e i9rsibt
meine Sodter aus Der 8eiioens. baB
li6 Die Sinner woblbefinben, oaB iib
ibre eleltehe perlobt bat, baB mein
gruber Ybilipp mad 6bicngo fdbrt.
uno buB mein Sieblins @tOrib Oas
9ottor=@gamen beitanOen bat. = aber
lein Wprt. pb es in Der Staot 10 reg,
net, lpie bier auf Dem 9anSel
The evening world., 1893-12-28
HoRsEsHoEs AND REFORM.

Affairs at Gravesend were marked by
two incidents yesterday. The friends
OF McKane delighted at the stay OF
proceedings granted by Judge Cullen,
the effect Of which Is to keep their lead
err out Of jail at least during the holi-
days, presented their boss with a hand
some floral gift. 1t appropriately took
the form Of a horseshoe, emblematical
Of the menner In which the boss Is kick
ing against the action OF the courts. and
of the special Grand Jury. At the
same time. the reputable citizens of
Cravesend started a regular organization
under the name OF the Citizens Assoc
citation and the leadership OF Mr.. w.
Voc rhees, to make a thorough change
in the management OF the Democratic
party m to turn McKane out of the
leadership II he cannot be put into
jail.
As the artist Of 1.-THE Evening World
has admirably shown. the boss may
fade considerably before the iron dooi
opens for him and closes behind him al
the present rate OF progress Of the legal
prosecution. But the flowers on the
McKane floral tribute ought not to be
allowed to wither before the Democrats
Of Gravesend make up their minds to re-
pudiate a boss-ship that degrades them
In the eyes of the world and humiliates
item in their own eyes.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

For some time past the British in
South Africa have been ~endeavoring TO
impress pon the natives OF Matabeleland
the blessings Of civilization and the ad-
vantages Of British protection through
the Wholesale destruction Of their su-
perfiuous population by fire and sword.
From time to time we have been told
through the cable Of glorious British
victories and the slaughter OF swarms
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Kitchen Comforts.

The wise woman makes her kitchen
comfortable. II she is her own maid
of-all-work she finds hat the troubis
and thought she spends on that humble
room are very wisely spent. II she
has a servant she will find that the com
fort OF the kitchen will often be the
measure of the servants stay and her
willingness to work.
The floor should be painted. There
should be neatly bound mats Of carpet
here and there. but no tackled or put
down. rug The walls. when 1t II
possible. should be covered with limo
leum. tiles or something equally dur
able and easy to keep clean. There
should be light-colored Holland shades
at the windows n short sash curtains
Of white dotted muslin.
There should be, II possible, a safe
with glass doors through which the blue
and yellow crockery. the tin and copper
vessels may be seen without gathering
dust and smoke. There should be at
least one shelf where ~cook-books may
repose. and another where bright, hardy,
heat-loving flowers may bloom. A
kitchen clock should provide the ele-
ment of accuracy for the culinary ex-
periments and a big, splint-bottomed
rocker should be one of the prominent
furnishings Of the room.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Flowers and Health.

The housekeeper who desires both
growing plants and good health must
look we'll TO the watering of her garden.
A rare field for germs Is found in badly
drained pots and jardinieres, and moro
than one inexplicable case OF malaria
or even typhoid has its origin in a harm
less-looking fern. Most plants require
sunshine and fresh air, and the room in
which thev flourish is likely to be good
for hun.tn beings. But IL the system
Of draining them Is bad, the air Of the
room Is ~impreGnated with disease germs.
The earth in which they are planted
should he feirly porous, and at the bot
tom a few pebbles, bits of broken glass.
crockery and the like should be placed.
In the tardiniere in which the pot n
placed at least a pint of charcoal must
be kept. Nothing purlies 30 well as char
coal. Cut flowers are equally like to
produce disease II they are not care
fully attended to. The water in the
glasses must be changed every day and
the glasses washed. A lump OF charcoal
kept in the water in vases will help keep
the air pure. The stems OF the flowers
should be clipped each day, aud not only
will they keep fresh much longer, but the
vases in which they stand will not be-
come offensive.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
WILLIAMS MADE CLERK.


Civil Justice Moore. OF the Third Dis
trict Civl Court, has promoted Daniei
Williams, Assistant Clerk. TO be Clerk
OF his Court in place OF william IL.
Corsa.
Corsa is a Republican. and has
aged to keep his place under Tammany
Hall for political services said to have
been rendered to the WiEwam. His re-
muval secures the place for a good Tam
many man for twelve years.
Williams's term Is for six years. and
Justice Moore will name the man to MI
The place for another six years, before
his term eIHres in 1899.
There We're too many organization men
to be provided for. and Corsa had to go.
lie is from the Ninth District.
pointed Assistant Clerk in place OF
Williams, also for six years. The sala-
ries OF the Clerk and his assistant are
$5,O0 "A year each.
Another District Court Clerk who may
he turned down Is Abraham bernard. OF
| Justice Lachmau's sixth District Court.
Bernard was formerly a member OF the
been opposed to the Wigwam, and only
became a brave as n political eNpedient,
I Is said. He Is now a member OF the
Eleventh District Tammany General
Committee,
Richard Croker, who never forgets a
turn for good or evil, now sees AN op-
portunity to square old accounts, and II
he can induce Justice LachmHn to
leave the appointment of Demands sue
| cesJor TO Justice-clect Martin, who VIII
succeed Lachman Jan. !, Bernard may
4 not be r~eappolntet.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
ALMOST HIS LAST SLEEP.
Zimmerman Found Unconscious with
Ga Escaping I'm the Room.

Hermann Zimmerman. a butcher,
twenty-one years old, Is in Chambers
Street Hospital. suffering from the ef-
fects Of inhaling Illuminating gas. 1t is
thought lie will recover
Zimmerman is employed ~ Harry
Schweitzer. who has a stand in wash
ton Market. Just beside the stand Is a
little room, partitioned off and furnished
with a lounge and gas stove.
Zimmerman was out with some friends
last night. The party broke up at l
o'clock this morning. and instead of go
Ing to his home uptown, Zimmerman
concluded to go down to the market and
sleep in the little office, as he had to be
at work at 2 o'clock. He lighted the lit
tie gas stove. and stretched out on the
sofa.
Schweitzcr. the owner Of the stand.
usually arrives for work at 2 o'clock In
the morning. BY some lucky chance. he
got there twenty minutes ahead of time
and found Zimmerman unconscious. with
gas pouring from the tube. which in
some way had become loosened from the
stove.
After trying In vain to revive him. an
ambulance was summoned. and thinner
man was taken to the hospital.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
To Clean Carpets at Home.

1t is often the case that accidents
happen when one is far away from a
cleaners. or when p%erchance the carpet
may not be worth the expense of the
professional services, but would be ex-
tremcly useful II put In good order. A
simple and effectual means of c~leaning
Is to rip the breadths apart, II the car
pet Is large; take one breadth at a time
over a common kitchen table or wide
board and scour with prepared soapsuds,
TX necessary, or %naphtha. II hat sub
stance Is to be used. scrub the carpet
thoroughly with al ordinary scrub
brush. II the washing is done with
soapsuds. 1t is well to rinse the ca rpet
thoroughly. which may be lone by
throwing on pailfuls Of water and scrub
bling 1t out with the brush to rid the
fabric OF the suds as nearly as may be.
II the carpet shows symptoms of fading,
or II the colors threaten to run, II IL
quite worth while to so over It again
and again with the brush and with soft
cloths and remove the water as RAPIDLY
as possible. meanwhile having the broad
table tipped at an angle so as to allow
all surplus water to drain away as
quickly as 1t can This Is rather slow
work and hard work; but II. we'll done,
the result will be a carpet entirely
cleaned. perfectly wholesome and quite
good enough for an upper room or for
the rugs and pieces that are required In
every house.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
USING ITS NEW ROUTE.
Bleeckcr Street Railroad Practically
Abandons Crosby Street Tracks.

In accordance with It's long projected
plan. exclusively announced in The
Evening World" OF Dec. Is last, the
B!eecker Street and West Twenty-third
street Railroad Company this morning
commenced running cars over It's rev
connections through Canal street.
across Broadway to Greene, up TO
Rleecker street. and dow from Blocker
through Wooster to Cana street.
BY this departure the line through
Crosby street is practically abandoned.
the Company using the old Broadway
and University place line tracks in Woos-
ter ana Greene streets.
As stated In This Evening World" this
move was determined upon because the
Street-CleanIng Department had notified
the Company that II would not clear the
snow from the Crosby street tracks this
Winter, but would expect the railroad TO
do so.
Comptroller Myers Is OF the opinion
that the change has been made Illegally.
The Blocker street line had no fran
chise for crossing the Broadway road.
but as both lines are controlled by III.
same syndicate, the Metropolitan Traction
Company, connections" We're made 50
as to run cars in Canal street, over the
Eighth Avenue Company's tracks.
President Nreeland insists that the
Crosby street tracks have not been aban-
doned, but hat cars will be run over
them often enough - retain the Com
pany's franchise.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
"OLD pop" ELDRlDGE DEAD.
Retired from the Police Force Against
His Will When Eighty-eight.

Ex-Pollceman Richard 8. Eldridge died
OF senility at his home. 229 Amsterdam
avenue, this morning. at 2.3O O'clock. at
the age of ninety-siX.
Eldridge was known for years by al
most every one on the force as odd Pop
Eldridge." and at the age OF lightweight.
when he was retired. he made a vigorous
protest against the order. alleging that
he was as able to perform his duty as a
patrolman as any oil the young fel-
~lers." From all ccounts he was. but
his retirement was Insisted upon as an
act of benevolence TO the old man.
4 short time previous to his death he
was remanded to patrol duty from the
ordinance squad. with which he had been
for years. Then he went out and trav-
elled his post with the youngest of the
patrolmen and faithfully performed his
duty.
Pop Eldridge was born Oct. O.. 1898,
and April, 1857, he was appointed a po-
liceman. at the age OF filty-nine. about
the age for retirement under the present
regulations. The Department was then
known as the Municipal Police. and pa
trolled both this city and Brooklyn. The
old man married his second wife at the
age OF eighty. She was young and pretty
and bore him one child.
pop" Eldridge was retired Jan. %.
1856. when Supt. Walling was In charge,
and the latter followed him in June.