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The evening world., 1894-06-04
KICKING AGAINST ROCHE.
Tammanyites Protest the Saloon
Keepers Appointments.

There Is the biggest kind of a "kick"
among Tammany men in the Twenty
fifth District over the appointment of
Con" Roche as subpoena server, at
81, 200. a year, by District-Attorney Fell
lows. Roche is n liquor-dealer who has
a good income from his business, and
tn ere is double dissatisfaction because
the place was given to a man who did
not need It, and because u man who did
need it was discharged to make room
for him. -Gl" %.
Roche keeps a saloon at One Hundred
and Fifth street and Third avenue, and
Ii the President of the old Twenty
seventh Precinct Liquor-Dealers' Asso-
citation. He was a candidate for the Tam
many nomination for Alderman at one
time.
Roche is a sub-leader, who looks after
petty patronage. He has been promising
positions to ~place-hunters for some time.
The first good thing" that came along
he took himself; Therefore the feeling
against him and the organization, his
partner in the deception, is all the more
bitter.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

woman's eye II she has any soul for
pleasing effects
81 ant afford a new dress this year.
put that out of the question, and so 1t
/ want to. Only 1t would be silly
downright silly!' and she sighed.
II never had anything as pretty as
that. Maybe that's why / seem to have
set my heart on 1t. Even my dresses
have been brown or black. They last
better.
i've had a kline of brown and black
life. anyway, But there now that sounds
complainin', and I've no cause to COM
plain. The Lords been good to me and
prospered me right along"
Good evening, Miss Thankful" said
a cheerful voice at her side Right
nice window. Our trimmer beats any In
town. Lots OF pretty things, too" he
added. with the ~pardonable pride OF a
head clerk.
Good evening. Mr.. Jones'" answered
Miss Thankful. Yes, / was just look
ing in at the goods. T'-she %hesitated-
twas just noticing that blue satin bag
over there in the co~rner-see?"
"Oh. yes. that pretty bag. Pretty
thing. Cheap. too. ! kno a good piece
OF satin when ! see It. Funny 1t was
not sold to-day. VIII be tomorrow
likely"
Miss Thankful felt her desire to pos
sess the bag increasing.
ION your way homer Let me take
your umbrella and they. walked on to-
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you would not want It. but II you had
seen it twenty years ago you might
have" she said, with the serene thought
lessncss OF youth.
Miss Thankful grew silent.
mir. Jones has asked me to go to even
ing service twice lately" she went on
presently.
Il think he is about the best looking
young man here. don't YOU Miss Thank
full? He never talks much, but ! sup
pose he thinks n great deal. | used to
think he dislikcd me. he stammercd 50
whenever | spoke to him, but | guess II
was lust because he didn't feel ac-
quaintci." And then followed a recital
OF Mr., Jones's sayings,
After she had gone Miss Thankful sat
for a long. long time IN front OF the
CRATE. with sad dreamy eyes on the fire.
She was going over in her mind a time
twenty-five years before.
He was nothing like Mr.. Jones" she
said. He was good looE!nS and so tall,
but he was just as tim.l, and | acted as
careless and indifferent rs l knew how.
Girls are foolish creatures. He never
got up the courage TO tel me. And hen
We moved away. INC that VAS all. No
other man ever looked at me. and /
can't say as ] want them TO-"
She undresscd slowly. She felt old.
This looking back at ones youth has a
tendency TO make one feel old II II lies
twenty-five years behind one.
When she was all ready for bed. she
opened the trunk and took out the party
The evening world., 1894-06-04
DISEASED BEEF SEIZED.
Inspectors Find that Two Cows
Had Tuberculosis.
Sent from Wright's Farm to an East
Side Market.

Meat Inspector Bryce Mara, OF the
Health Department. seized and removed
to the oral dock. at the foot of West
Thlrtieth street. yesterday afternoon.
two cows that had been b%utchercd
for the market and were found to be in
fected with tuberculosis.
The cows were purchased by Butcher
Joseph Locwell, from William Wright, u
farmer, between Golden Bridge and
Purdy station on The Harlem railroad.
Wright IL said to be the President OF n
bsnk in Summertown and the owner OF
n very large stock farm.
Inspector Mars had his attention called
to the cattle OH Mr.. Wright's farm some
time ago, and when two of them were
shipped to New York Saturday he fol-
lowed II found they were sent to MIR.
loewell, h rents a room from
Schw arZchild n Suizherger, at Forty
fourth street and East River.
He waited unti' the cows had been
butcher and the, quarters stamped
no, her. After TINT the meat was
seized by the Inspector, AMI the exami-
nation that followed showed the lungs
to be badly affected.
Inspector Mars reported the seizure of
the beef to Sanitary Inspector Roberts
this morning, who laid the matter be.
fore President Wilson. An investigation
VIII be made to ascertain whether or
not any other cattle in MIR. Wright's
herd are suffering from the disease.
and II SO the attention of the State
Board of Health will be called to the
matter.
Inspector Mars i%nsinuates in his re-
port that Mr.. Wright must have had
some knowledge that the cattle were
diseased. and It Is not, therefore. ut
all improbable that some legal steps will
be taken to punish him.
During the last two months there have
been three Instance where Kosher beef
has been condemned. and the health
officers are beginning to suspect that the
butchers are careless in their examinn-
ton. and that n closer supervision should
be exercised by the health authorities.
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It was the blue satin party bag.

II was the blue satin party bag.
ITS n lot prettier than 1t was at the
store" she said. smiling at 1t where 1t
lay spread out on the white cover in all
the Of assured beauty.
Those pink roses are lovely. I'm silly
as ! can be. ! know that we'll enough!
That's why | asked Mr.. Jones not to
speak OF my getting It. Maybe next
Summer | can have n lawn with a little
blue sprig in 1t. This would go beau,i-
fully with that, l don't think I'm too old
for a lawn oil a hot day, and I'm just
glad / got it-so there!' Then she
wrapped up the bag and put It away in
her unk
After supper Florence came up 10 visit
her. and Miss Thankful was tempted to
tell her about IT. But she was full Of
her own plans, and the bag was not
mentioned.
There is to be a party tomorrow
evening at Mary Moor's. It's the lith.
you know" sail Florence happily. II
am going to wear my blue cloth dress.
I've worn II a lot. Miss Thankful, bur
mother says I may ave a new sash,
That will freshen It up, But, oh. | wish.
| do wish l could have a party bag that
| saw down in Cooper's window, II was
a light blue and lined with pink. Such
a beauty! l wish you had seen II. /
can't have anything but the sash. though
n 80 there Is no use In wishing.
II did see IT," said Miss Thankful.
''and It was pretty. i sorter wished for
II myself"
Florence laughed. :'oh. OF course,
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She opened the door and listened.
Everything was still In the dim hall.
Florence's room was only a few doors
away, Miss Thankful slipped noiselcssly
along, and when she reached the door
she hung the ribbon over the knob and
as softly stole back.
She had put no card in the bag; there
was no need. Florence would know who
sent II, and then she went To bed and TO
sleep.
The next morning Florence knocked at
the door almost before Miss Thankful
was dressed. and came in with a flushed,
happy face,
oh, Miss Thankful" she cried. 81
have had the loveliest gift! What do
you think-that blue satin party bag!
"Of course, Mr., Jones sent 1t, l asked
him last night If II was sold yet, and he
grew just as red and stammered SO. I
know why now. Mother says l may
keep II, and l wrote him a note of
thanks this morning and put II under his
plate. This was the easiest way OF
thanking him. He is having an early
breakfast now. so / thought l would
walt and go down with you this time"
happy excitement.
Meantime Mr.. Jones was in a very I'M
certain and puzzled state of bliss. The
note had thanked him for his beautiful
gift, but neglected to tell what the gift
was.
He left III house without being able
to get a glimpse OF Florence.
AZ DON there was another tiny. white
The evening world., 1894-06-04
HeIp Wanted-Female.
Hotels.

nlssive under his door. But this, much
TO his disappointment, proved to be from
Miss Thankful.
Dear Mr.. Jones-Florenco thinks you sent that
satin brig. II would be dreadful for her to know
differently after thanking you for H. For hcr
sake. pl,ase do not ever tell her that you dia
ma, Your friend, THANKFUL HOPE.
Mr.. Jones studied this note with smil-
Ing eyes.
For her sake that clause gave him
a quick thrill of pleasure. She would
be sorry to lind out, then, that 1t was
not his gift.
He must answer Florence's note. and
this was the result of a half-dozen at
tempts:
Dear Miss Florence: That bag could not hold
the valentine l would like to give you II I
dared. II is the biggest and homeliest valentine
a young lady ever got, II you care to have
me tell you about It, please carry the blue satin
bag when You come down to dinner.
ERAsTus JONES.
He could hear Florence singing in he
room, and he called the bellboy NJ
sent the ncte to her.
There new" he said. when this
been accomplished, III 1t had not ~
for Miss Thankful l would never ed
had the Grit TO send that. and, v
more. l believe Miss Thankful krd =
bless her! )nest
IF Florence does have TINS"
thing on her arm. III give Misfohey'
full the very best dress that AZ and
Cooper have In the store" q
And Miss Thankful got Y
Ann Qeming Gray IN Hartfq
The evening world., 1894-06-04
PANICS ON FERRY-B A
Colorado smashed Filing nnd Fire
Scared the Oranges Passengers

1t was reported this morning that
slight panics were caused on two ferry
boats last night through n collision and
a slight fire.
At 100 o'clock the ferry-boat Colorado,
running between Roosevelt street, this
city, and broadway. Williamsburg. while
crowded with passengers, ran into the
side Of her Broadway slip. The accident
was caused by the heavy %inrushing tide.
The force OF the impact threw half the
passengers off their feet and caused
some excitement. None was injured. but
several piles Of the pier were demolished.
A fire broke out on board the ferry
boat Orange while she was In midstream
of North River last night about 10
o'clock. The orange plies between Bar
clay street. this city, and Hoboken.
Somebody yelled hat the hold was on
fire and 1t created a panic among the
women and children. Two women
tainted. Several people were slightly
bruised in the excitement.
The boat was stopped and a blaze
which had occurred by SCOT taking fire
In the smokestack was extinguished.
In town or ont, MilhRu'n Cnlisaya COM
tats debility. fatigue, change of weather, damp.
ness and malaria. MILUAr lS3 Broadway. 80
The evening world., 1894-06-04

Ths semi-centennla celebration Of the founding
OF the first Young Mems Christian Association
Will ho held this evening at the gymnasium OF
the German Branch. 40 Second avenue,
Col. Andrew Hannibal Humboldt Dawson will
give an address this evening at the Bloomingdale
Reformed Church. Rev. Madison G. Peters, pastor.
Boulevard and Sixty-eighth street. Subject; In
nocencc Of Mrs. Maybrick."
commencement exercises Of the New York
School Of Opera and Oratorio. Wednesday evening.
at Mendelssohn Glec club Hall. ll3 West Fortieth
street.
The Teachers College will have Its commence
ment exercises at . University place at 10 A. NJ.
Thursday.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
CHINESE REVOLT SPREADING.
Banditti Defeat Imperial Troops
in Every Engagement.
Important Positions and the Sarsing
Arsenal Captured.
my Associated Press.N

LONDON, June A despatch to The
Times from Tientsin. China, says that
the revolution in the provinces of Kirin
and Manchooria Is extending.
Mounted banditti, armed with repeat
ing rifles. have defeated the imperial
troops in every engagement and have
occupied several important positions, in
Guiding the Sarsing Arsenal, in which
1O0,O 900 rifles were stored.
1t is added that the situation is SO
alarming that Niceroy Ii Hung Chang
is awaiting the gathering together OF a
large force of troops before attempting
to suppress the rebellion.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
DIR. Bnttey Gets His Dog.

Prince, the cocker spaniel. which has been the
cause of a lawsuit between DR.. S. B. Battey
and John streep. has been awarded to DR.. Battey
by Civil Justice Martin. DR.. Battey lost Prince
about a year ago. and did not succeed in locat-
ing him until about a month ago. The dog was
then In the possession Of Streep. who claimed
to have raised him from a pup.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

BUDAPEST, June 4-Emperor Francis
Joseph arrived here to-day, and was
warmly welcomed at the railroad station
by many of the National Deputies. He
at once summoned Count Hardervary, in
order to consult with him regarding the
political situation.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
ERBEN WILL ENTERTAIN.
Admiral Invites Friends to Visit
Him Aboard the Chicago.

LONDON, June Admiral Erben, of
the United States cruiser Chicago, will
entertain his personal friends and many
of the army and navy officers and their
rair relatives on board the American
warship on June II.
1t Is stated that only six of the crew
have deserted the Chicago since her ar
rival at Gravesend, and that they were
merely weeds
The evening world., 1894-06-04
DuYcrin's Daughter Married.
By Associated Press.)

PARIS. June t-Lady Victoria Black
wood. the youngest daughter of the
British Ambassador. the Marquis of
Dufferin. was married to-day to William
Lee Plunket, eldest son of Lord Plunket,
Archbishop of Dublin. The father Of the
bridegroom officiated. Lord Dusferin
gave his daughter away.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
The kniscr's Cheek Healing.


BERLIN. June 4.-Profs. Bergman
and Leuthold examined Emperor Will
iam's cheek to-day, and afterwards
stated that they belived 1t would be heal
ed in three days time.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

Ida Mule. the petite prima donna. has
been engaged for Summer opera at At
lantic City.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

In town or out, Milhnu's Cnli-aya CON-
ness ana malaria. MILHAr, 1873 broadway. -
The evening world., 1894-06-04

1.-The Amazons'' season at the Lyceum
Theatre will end on Saturday night. The
company will have its first vacation in
not 70 to the Pacific coast, which terri
tory this Summer will be pre-empted by
the Empire stock, the Lyceum going
thence a year from now. Daniel F'roh-
go to England on June 6. Ferdinand
Gottschalk, Mrs. Whiffen, Misses Georgia
and Alice Cayvan, Rowland Blackstone,
Vincent Sternroyd and Herbert Kelley
also go abroad for their vacation. w.
]. lie Moyne. Fritz Williamsand the Wal
cots go Into the country. The company
r~eassemblcs at Chicago on Aug. Is.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-31

@ebs % be andre / @titfen. Sper
eneite ppristis Nrbeioer pil meo @labe
ofre fin @tjarp til, at 8refbent 9ebs's
os enbper erlis @rbeibers Sag faar en-
ar1is os upartiit sRettersans, % be bil
life fomme til at mansle 8ense. gfosle
af 2anbets bebfte @asferere er erbperz
pebe, og be pil iiftert faa en- retferbts
&ettersans, om ben enb ital fpres BIZ
refte til 6olfets Mfsjprefle.
@triben mellem &apital os 9lrbetbe
er life enbt meb oenne @trife. Set er
fun en- lille g aabenftilitono. 8ullman@
@treifen ct enbnu liseiaa beftis os lise
iaa uafsiort, iom ben noseniinbe bar
peret, fun bar Nrbeioerne punbet ct
spbt @friot fremab, ibet bele 2anbets
Dpmerfiombe6 MI, mer eno noseniinbe
tiblisere, ct benpenot paa benz.
@elpfe1selis ct "2ouen" og "&etten"
belt isjennem mob @rbeioerne. Set er
al ben 11ret, iom er besaaet al @treiz
ferne, Der ital un6eripses paa ale @iz
ber os &anter; at Sernbanerne tan
BABE beeaaet noset 1opitribist, er umu<
list, ielp om bet er uplDit, at bet bar
Sernbanerne, ber bprebe 9eteftipes til
at brenbe be fbrite Sernbaneoosne for
at faa Mtliteret urfalbt.
("9en banite Hioneer."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-31
Torftte4tge NDbeoer.

Torftte4tge MDbeoer.
"8oens @lenpal8 er en- @itferbeo" i,
flyer DonnellD "9feprelentatipe" Z.
"Meu jes flyer: neil" br,'ier $. 81.
So1S.
Sra 9onplulu me66eles, at ale ipz
nes MI at erfienbe @epub1ifen paa
9atpaii ion ben enoeli9e &esierinssz
form, Os at 9onnius 9i1s Gag er tabt.
s bet 50be Diitritt bar Solfepartiet
nomineret Sc. M. @robffe16 for Statsz
@enatur, os 6. S. Moore fra 8eder
County, sc. s. 8urnett fra @laD Ds 81.
8. @eberion fra Wiltin for &epreienz
tanter til 2esislaturen.
timber @treiter (iaauel ium atnoer
5al1it) nuaa &esjerinsen ouertase os
bripe Sernbanerne. 9uorfor life 1abe
&esjerinsen bripe Sernbanerne be1e
Giben, os unbsaa @treifer? ip6rser
Eom @ation. ga bporfor life?
80 9unbrebe Mil al eleftriit Sernz
bane ital biggest Chicago oenne @d>
1on. @leftricitet Ct en 9eutibens Ortiz
fraft, os mango anier allerebe Damp
maitinernes Dase for at pare talte.
Sen uiDnlise @tr6m 9j6r ct Sattearz
betbe os uil itabis 10ie flere ug f(ere
5fonomife Sp6r9smaal.
&rigen mellem gbina o9 Sapan ct
ertldret. Sapaneierne Bat tat &onsen
al &orea tilfanse os bat ituot flere IL
neffe &rissfart6ter i1ant. Man me-
mer, at Sapan, iom / mango @ar bar
berebt fig for benne &ris, uil ieire fra
8esDnbelien. Men @bina antages i
2an9ben at billie piie fig ben itarfeite.
@t benne &ris oil tomme til at meof6re
en- flor Soraubrins af 5orbolbene /
Drienten ct neset ianbipn61ist.. @us=
lamb iises at ipmpatiiere meb Sapan os
England me6 @bina.
"Minnepolis SimeS" flyer, at
8oen er ct 9}u1 | &on9resieu. Set be-
ror paa, fra bpiltet @tanopuntt man ier
paa bam. @ammenli9net me6 ben be-
motratiite, pulsare 8r6toel, 8redenz
ri9be, pilbe &r. 8oen rtbilion.t bli itaa<
enbe peb ben andre @nben af Ealratten.
Maar bet tommer an paa at nare fra
parenbe, bei6se SpiQebuie os &apfi1>
ring, @petulation ! Suffer off,, iaa ct
8oen uben 9pipl ct geul. Men TONI
mer bet ant paa alporli9t, trofait Grz
beibe tilbebte for bet 5olt, ban repre-
ienterer, er ban en- efsemplariit &onz
9resmanb Drbets fufbeite 8etDbnins.
Ds at 5oltet / 7be Diitrift bar famine
Menins om bam, bil blt tilitrattelist
ber1on1treret, ttaar 9temmertte ct tdlte.
("@epreientatioe".
9emofraterne / gforb 9afota bab6e
fin Statstonuention @ranb SORTS flo
ite Eorsbag. 5or &oneresmanb bar
be nomineret sc. g.. 2arimore os for
@upern6r, S. M. &inter. @aa @tatsz
9ideten bar be enboieret 6 @opuliier.
8lanbt bisie finber ri 6. 81. l1elanb for
@ice @uper,,6r, Mrs. @iiehbutb for
Stoleluperintenbent, Geo. Slette for
Statsiefretdr, q. SO. @orter for lubi=
t6r, &nute 8. Gomelanb for Ereaiurer.
lQe TIRE @artier bar altiaa MI fillet
op fine Mdnb. @opuliiternes &on9resz
tanbibat Ct Walter Msuir, ,rnebens Repu=
blitauerne bar ejennomineret Sobnion,
9opuliiternes @uperu6rtanbibat er s..
$. @allace % @epublifanernes, @oser
N(lin. Gor @foleiuperintenbent font=
,ner &en til at itaa mellem to &pin<
ber, ,,emlis Mrs. Giienbutb % Mliis
emma Bates, ION er opitilet af @epl.<
taner. 3.sS
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-31
2ao battt ffrt8e, Lao BAN
foSie, o1tre, o1tnote-

"0pe geormanben" ftrtper fibfte l1se:
"Boen pil forlent finbe ub at ban lite fan
bli palst mango @anse til &onsresien
fra 7be Diltrift peb reile umfrins meb en-
@biifpFaite 2ommeu os fmaainatte
meb 8alserfolfet". @n it6rre l1ianoz
beb us en- lapere Dpbistelie tunbe ST.
GoIs life biitet up me6. Ween fat, at
bet baobe pdret 1an6t -boem nilbe bel
pdre mere fifen efter at faa liot af 5la,
Iten enb "Slpe Normanbeu"s 8ebatt0r?
Det er forrelten mdrfelist, faa. brnaot
bet tom pan, at Bpen et blet It faabaHtA
Mfitum 5ois's 9ine. @jennem belle
8interen os Gommeren bat ban life
bapt ct Orb at iise paa bans @mbeesz
f0riel os @an61inser / &onsresien.
subris f0r bat man b6rt um gBbiitp<
flaifen. Qlbris bar man b6rt ct Orb
om, at ST. 5ois bar fOrlanst introbuz
ceret &onsresien noset 9opfori1as /
Retnins al 9sational=BrObibitiun, Os at
8oen bot ndstet at ftaa bam til Eiene=
fte. sllbris. 8oens @rbeibe &onz
sresien beb0per intet 5oriuar, us ST.
5ois's @a1sifris fan sierne saa. Sab
bam ifriee, lab bam fosie, bure, bunore.
@tboert furitan6ist Menneife peb, at
@epublitanerne uil 16se ale Mibler for
at pinbe 7be 9iftritt tilbase. Sc uil
tomme meb @ense, us be pi1 tomme
@tittelie iom en- 2piets @nsel. @i bar
nh ldnse pibit, at ST. 5ois bar en- flor
9umbusmaser, ,os ri bar iaa imaat ipurt
os felp, om bet ituloe pare n6bpenbist
at blotte bam, men nu sj0r ban bet fore
mobentlis iaa srunbist ielp, at bor
5ielp life trdnses. Ser finbes lite en-
enefe drlis 5olteparti Maub, iom lite
inbr1mmer, at 8oen er ben 6Dsti8'
ite @onsresmanb 7be 9iitritt bar bapt,
og bans Eroltab mob 5oltepartiets
@rinciper, t6r ielp 5ois lite neste. Set
enefe ban Tan brpgse op er, at ban lite
bar siort noset for &robibitioner.
9pab bar be 6prise To1teparti 8epree
ientanter siort for ben? Spao fan
Der forunftispis sj6res for Hrobibition
/ ndrpdrenbe &onsres? Spab bar ST.
5ois sjort? Sar ban ffrepet no9et
2opforilas us bebtnosen introbucere bet
for BAN? Sab us faa Beffeb.
Mtgeationaliierins blir bet fprite Stribt
/ 9fetnins af @alounreform er MI Osiaa
en- flor Sci Grubibitioniiter enise ON.
Selp Tois bar pripat inbr6mnet bette.
@en bet afbinbrer bam lite fra at i1aa
paa en- anben Streng, 1taar bet gidlber
at tage Sdpn. 8oen nestebe at bidlpe
bam meb @ense til at faa &ontrol af
samle "9aormanben" isien ifior .Stn,
ne9tebe at tj6be Ittier, os MI ital$
ban bdnses. 9apbe 8oen ii6bt Aftier,
pi1be bans Nrobibition Ddret all right.
q. 81. Soliton fj6bte Nttier, % Sa oamr m
ielp bans 9robibition "all right. Det
er blot Mftierne bet fomuler an paa.
Mt @epublitanerne Tan 6nlte Mftier for
at faa ilise Subas D6nninser fosiet up 4
;er ganite rtmeli9t, % pi bnaber, 9r.
5ois bar en- 1iplis % ,uob brinsenbe Jors
refining,