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The evening world., 1894-09-08

A little meat is plenty for the human
system. The craving for oils and fats
can be readily supplied In the form of
cream. cream GRAVES, milk. butter.
cheese, broths and addressing.
Flesh eating often deposits lime about
the joints, making them stiff and prom
inent. Certain meats that are indigesti-
BILE produce a sallow complexion, blotch-
es and pimples. They load some figures
with superfluous flesh, and in others de-
range the nervous system. causing men
tai Irritation, depression and prostra-
ton. There is always. too. the psychic
Influence associated with the slaughter
OF animals for civilized, undetermined
mans table, which unquestionably
stunts the sympathetic and moral ma
ture. The very mention of a pullet's
execution will make the roast odious.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
DIED IN A SALOON CHAIR.
Policeman Eddy, of the SANITARY
squad, Stricken Suddenly.

Policeman Charles d. Eddy, OF the
Sanitary Squad. dropped dead at 10. 20
this morning in a liquor store at the
corner OF Mott and Houston streets.
The cause of death Is supposed to
have been heart disease.
Eddy had not been In good health for
several years, and was therefore detailed
to clerical duty in the Office Of Sergt.
Mullin. of the Steam Boiler Inspection
Department.
Eddy was forty-seven years old. mar
ried and lived with his wife and fam
lily. at 254 East Thirty-ffth street. He
was a man OF magnificent physique,
standing. over six feet tall and built
like Hercules
He had been troubled more or less with
an affection OF the heart, and OF late
mad often expressed fear that his life
wAlld end suddenly.
on Sept. Eddy was given sick leave
and reported again for duty this morn
Ing at 8 o'clock He had not been at
his desk more than about an hour when
he grew ruddenly pale and tremulous.
marked: You are not feeling well,
Eddy. and should go home"
oh. III be all right I'm a little while"
was the reply, and he got up from his
chair and began walking about the Of
At 1910 he started to leave the office,
telling Sergt. Mullin that he felt very
weak and thought he would go to the
corner saloon and get swallow of
brandy.
Entering the saloon, he ordered some
brandy and milk. walked to the rear
room and sat down at table. A mo-
ment later he was heard to topple off
the chair on which he sat
While one OF the attendants rushed to
his assistance, another rushed to Police
Headquarters and summoned Dr. Magic.
OF the Bureau OF Vial Statistics. When
the doctor reached the sa.oon Eddy was
dead.
Eddy was appointed to the force Dec.
10. 1871 and did service In the Nine
teenth and Twenty precincts. His
FAMILY VIII receive about s2j month
from the police pension fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
The Value Of Etiquette.

/ Nice manners arr invaluable. The
charm of politeness cannot be over-es-
timated. True etiquette is inborn.; 1t Is
rarely acquired in mature life. Old men.
and women who try to become gentle
men and ladies have some sad lessons to
learn. Only born gentlemen and born
gentlewomen realize the importance Of
good manners at home. every day and
on all occasions. Boys and girls sreared
In a family where company manners
prevail all the time, and where each II
considerable of all the others feelings.
and thinks of his comfort last. will never
outgrow them.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Carving Knives Are small.

Carving steels are not the formidable
weapons they were decade ago. There
Is a feeling in the tender breast OF
hospitality that the carving blade
should be small as we'll as keen. Now
the voluptuaries of the dining-room
WELD graceful bits Of cutlery, in smooth
handles Of pearl, ivory. bone. porcelain,
stag and plated silver as delicately de-
signed as the manicure articles In a
lady's toilet case. In the choice carving
sets that come in satin-lined leather
cases the knife to demolish fat turkey,
a high capon or a juicy little pig is
smaller than the regulation pie-cutter.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

but what Ia the use OF throwing II away
II Is like scattering pearls In front Of q
Cincinnati packing house.
We thought the members OF the Pro.
fessional Woman's League had 80 much
brains that the gray matter caught in
the curling irons every time they had
to wind up their bangs. This doesn't
look like 1t. though. or It may be that
the fair themists brains weren't In
good working order when she took her
fountain pen in hand. At any rate, she
should have known that her sex never
thanks anybody for advice about dress
and never takes any advice on that
splendorincant subject.
IL IA sweet woman's privilege, In the
Professional League or elsewhere, to
dress as she p!eases-in all the ioudest
tone co.ors OF band wagon II her fancy
so drects-ani sh. brooks no interior
ence In this matter. She has another
privilege. too. which In inviolate- to turn
up her nose at what every other woman
has on.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
NORLDLINGS.

The number OF mysterious disappearance In
Great Britain is said to be fully 5000 a year.
Milan pianist recently won q bet by playing
for twenty-five consecutive hours without rest
Tho claim is made that Wyoming h richer In
minerals than any other State or Territory In the
Union.
London has grown 80 great In area that Il now
involves a journey Of thirty miles to 20 acros.
the city.
1t 10 we'll known that divorces are rare Ia
Canada. but u Is dinicu!t to believe the state.
msnt that only lls marriage ties have been IN.
loossd there In twenty years.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Bare Dinner Tables.

Up In Geld, conventional. gllded New
port the nude ir dining tables Is pens
worshipped. Oak, mahogany and wH'
nut are laid bare for lunch and dinner
fsshionables usually breakfast In pm
vate-and not SO much as cenu
scarf is permitted to hide the beauthn
wood. II the host carves. which he sell
dem does, a small napkin or Atse
DOYLE goes under the platter. 1t Is par.
Of the eloquence OF wealth not to minu
the scratches. There are plenty OF sei
wants to erase them. There 10, too, N
other inner points Of view. viz.' sehus
people are never rough, and as e'
glass. china, plate and cutlery are
quisiteiy finished, there Ii no reasV.
why the polished table should "
marred. ass.-c
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Why Make the Dog LOnesOmef
To the Editor:

To the Editor
The solicitude OF "Fleas'' appears to be en-
tirey for his dog. II he values his pet more
than the feas he ought not to discourage n good.
healthy. active crop OF them. II his cure
means something to kill them, It means that he
proposes to condemn the dog to a life Of joyless
inactivity with the probability OF getting fat and
lazy. Being a house-doE the creatures only ex.
e.cise is to scratch himself. and no more health
fuI or delightful occupation can be commended
for the enjoyment OF man or beast. "F. F.
ought to read The Dogs and the Fleas. by One
OF the Dogs" and study the philosophy OF tn,
subject. q. 3.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Another View of 1t.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
be accounted for In this way; Adam told his son
Seth and he told his son Enos. and SO on TIL the
story Is SO mixed that at this late day no sensible
person pretspds to make head or tail out Of It.
one thing is certain. 1t was tradition from
father to son till We come to Noses and . great
many learned men claim that the books ascribed
to Moses were written in the time Of solomon.
one proof is the mention OF the city OF David
wh,rh was not built or named till after David b.
came King. X. N.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
The IL" Superstition.

To the Editor:
II was a glorious August eve
COLD trlnsed the skirts OF day
That three fair Gotham girls ana
Began In wend our way
Across Third avenue. with hearts
And spirits light and gay
We scarce had made a step. when loi
The foremost maiden stopped
Abruptly. looking 'heavenward.
While from her lips there dropped
A sound; the other two. alarmed.
An anxious query poped
!, startled from my troubled brow
Anxicty's globules mopped.
aucried what the matter was.
But questions were In vain.
The others now were looking up.
Unable TO explain.
So up looked. but only saw
A passing IL" road train.
II passed. who crosses DER street..
Most earnestly. said che.
Enlghtening us three
Her two fair friends ana me
while overhead a train goes past
VIII disappointed be
In some fond hope-some cherished hope. y
murmured. Can II be7'
CHARLES F. CAMPBELL.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Mr.. OTTENDORFER BETTER.
His Doctors Declare Him Entirely
Out of Danger.

Oswald Ottendorfer. editor OF the
Staats-Ieitung, and President of the
GerEaan-American Reform Union, who
had fainting spell after the political
meeting at Terrace Garden last Wednes-
day night, and has been ailing since, was
said this morning to be In fair way to
recovery.
An Evening World" reporter, who
called at Mr.. Ottendorfer's home In the
Valencia apartment house, 15OW est Fifty
ninth street, was told that. although the
patient was still too Ill to receive callers,
his doctors had declared him to be en-
tirely out of danger.
1t IL believed that Mr.. Ottendorfer Is
suffering from erysipelas
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Elijah Went Up in n balloon.

To the Editor:
-Four claims from Exodus xii. 49, that
belief In witchcraft is incuicated In the Bible
The ubove passage says that "a sorceress shall
not subsist." and merely warns the people
against encouraging the practice OF such indi-
viduais as pretended to be gifted with super
natural powers. He says that 1.-THE Bible sup
ports polygamy and slavery" The Bible sane
lions neither. but rather seeks to discourage both
(e. & Dent xvii. II. and xiii. 15, and how well
II has succeeded in doing So is too well known
to require comment. He refers to Numbers Kill,
s-io. and askes II he would be doing God 5
will for a husband to stone his wife to death
for believing in Mahomet7 answer most GER
tainiy not, but supposing his wife to believe In
a religion which Obliged one to mutilate him
self to serve his God e King xviii. ?S or to offer
human sacrifices der. XXX. 81. will -Four deny
that our country would he Justified In resortins
to extreme measures7 He further claims from
Numbers xiii. l7-Is. that the Bible teaches the
right to kill all boys and married women taken
in battle, but that woman children should be
saved from death to satisfy the lust OF SOL
diers The Bible teaches no such a thing. The
MidianItes had led the Jews astray, and the
Bible asks that Justice be done Numbers XXI
p. 1t sanctioned the killing OF those who abetted
the evil xxx. l6). but the innocent were to be
saved XXI. IS, 35J and held captive, as was the
custom In those days. His last assertion that
either H. Kings H., H. or John ILL.,. 10. is I'M
possible is without foundation. Heaven. &C
cordng to the Old Testament. signifies the at
mosphere; in modern times people have assembled
into heaven in balloons. and It is understood
that a somewhat similar contrivance was known
to Elijah. This being no. probably accounts for
the seeming contradiction. Respectfully.
A. KAPLAN
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Just ms Good ms the Man.

To the Editor:
In answer to Edgar E." his 10 an odd ques-
ton What Good Are Women Are They Any
Better than Menu They are a good deal better
than you men are. H. as the woman -haters say.
they are not as good" why should they be any
better Is 1t not enough that we women are Just
as good as the menr VIII some OF your readers
kindly tell me what the womAn-haters want OF
US. Why not do as We do and let each other
alone, A WILLIE WOMAN. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
FOOD FOR BRULE SETTLERS.
Fire Has Destroyed Their Crops
and They Are Starving.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. 81.
c. Fitzgerald, of Brulc. sent in an ap-
peal for assistance for the settlers In
that vicinity. He says they are stary-
ing as a result OF forest fires, which
have destroyed their crops. and that
they are fighting flames by day and by
night and sleeping in holes in the
ground lest they he surprised and
burned, too. Poor Commissioner Ken
Relief Committee, and provisions were
sent out on the first train
The town OF Brule IL surrounded by
fires. and the plucky homesteaders are
making fight to save their houses.
The Musser Suntry Lumber Company.
II was learned yesterday. Is a heavy
loser by fire along Moose River. II
ments, in addition to many thousands
OF dollars worth OF standing pine.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Fat on the Front Platform.

TO The FdIIof'
l am a car-driv.r and weigh $50 pounds. and
would like to know II anybody could tell me how
I could reduce my weight, as am almost dead
from standing on my feet all day. cannot take
much exercise as | am so tired after my day 5
work that | can hardly stand would also like
to know II wearing a canvas belt around the stom-
aeh would be OF any USE Also u drinking large
amounts OF tea and water would increase my
wsiEhtS j. T. n
The evening world., 1894-09-08
French in the Millinery shop.

1t is perfe city proper for Paris inodistes
to export French with their pattern hats
and bonnets. but 1t is disgusting to hear
the saleswomen in New York embarrass-
ing would-be customers with "cerise,"
"bluet" "velours ecrase" and other stock
phrases. II merchants only knew It.
hundreds Of dollars worth of trade ID
driven away every season by affectatiou
Of this sort on the part Of their clerks.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Engineers Elect OfIicers.


BALTIMORE Sept. s.-The National Assncia
:ion Of Stationary Engineers yesterday elected
the following oricers' President. NJ d. Magic.
OF New York; Vice Presidents. John W, Lane.
OF Providence; Charles Osborne. Of Chicago;
Charles II. darlick Of Pennsylvania Secretary.
William II, Crowley, OF New Jersey: Treasurer,
George Flora. OF Cincinnati.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
HnuaehoId Hints.

Molasses rubbed on grass stains on
white dresses or underEarments will
take out the stains when the clothing Is
washed. 90 'r.
Hot milk II one Of tina very best stimu-
lants for q person weak from hunger or
long fasting. It goes right TO the spot
quicker than anything else and helps
build up at the same time.
A salt poultIce.S tnolstened with vine
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Complexion BriEhteper.

What q capital beauty book Mr.. James
Corbett could write! III I get time
and out Of an engagement 1 WILL" he
told House and Home. "If were a
woman and wanted to keep In condition,
this is what I'd do. Keep my temper,
even though I had to lick myself to III;
make the best Of bad bargains; sleep
nine hours a day; take a cold bath. at
least FIVE minutes exercise with light
dumbbells and a cup of hot milk, water
or tea before breakfast every day in
the year; these stimulate the entire sys-
tenn OF respiration. circulation and d.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
German Journaiistr to Convene,

tBy Associated Prcss.)
CHICAGO. Sept s.-The National Associa ion
OF German Journalists and Writers will hold
It's sixth annua Convention in this city on
SEPT - 10 and H. at the headquarters and
under the auspices Of the German Press Club
OF Chicago. The Association consists Of about
nfteen local societies or press clubs In the
principal cities Of the United States
The evening world., 1894-09-08
RAINBows AND RcUKDRopINs.

In q ten-minute paper read yesterday
by one OF the fair theme-unravellers at
the Round Robin OF the Professional
Woman's League. the Lesguers were
told that 1t would be better for their
sex II they dressed a little less con.
spicuously and little more in accord
ance with good taste than they do now.
The advice is all right The Leaguers
nesd IT, and 20 d. some other ladies.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Not Too Much of II.

To the Editor:
want to disagree with "Dorothea' in saying
there is too much literature in the Professional
woman's League. Perhaps too much for those
who are already possessed Of learning and have
ample time for self-improvsment in reading and
travel. but for my elf and others with a desire
for culture and whose time is occupied day and
evening Il 10 only {. taste that creates q craving
for more. EMILY MARTIN.
Jamestown N. T.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
To Save Niagara.

would 1t not be feasible to make n treaty stipu-
auon for the preservation Of Niagara II so.
neither the state Of New York nor the Prov.
in'c Of ontario could give sway or sell to any.
body the right to ruin the falls Rochester Post,
! ENnrcas
The evening world., 1894-09-08
How Mr. KoIb Thinks II Is.
From the Chicago Rscord)


The Judge OF Election lin the remote
Alabama district)-No. / dunno Jest what
majority we've piled up In this district.
The Citizen-Why not? You've only a
handful OF votes to count,
The Judge Of Election-Well. We
haven't hearn from the other counties
what majority Is needed. have We?
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The destruction OF the Palisades by
dynamite continues. A blast Thursday
shivered or 100000 tons OF rock AT
Fort Lee. Is there to be no EFFORT to
save the magnificent scenery OF the
lower Hudson from the CONTRACTOR
The evening world., 1894-09-08

for their privileges street-car compan MES
should be compelled to respect every
right OF the people. One OF these rights
and a most important one, is that TO a
scat for every fare.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
The Gaiety Girls Hat.

Little girls are either all head or al
hair. and the only way to fit them
properly Is to make their hats. Rolls
of braid are imported for this PURPOSE
This braid is a plain or fancy cloth
weave. Then, too. felts are decapitAfed
and soft crowns Of oxford mixed. sef
tweed. box cloth. flannel or velvet sub
The evening world., 1894-09-08
wb,t..Brea.ted BiacIsbirds.

A freak OF millinery art is blackbird,
with q white breast and yellow legs.
These impossible bipeds are set at one
side OF the Autumn bonnets near bed
OF green leaves. On the hats there Is
usually a rosettte OF bright velvet to dis
tract public attention.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Kindness IL u Duty.

Agreeableness to those about Us is as
important a part of our lifework as any
thing else. And those who neglect to be
agreeable. who wilfully or heedlessly are
harsh, rude or vulgar. accomplish what
they may. have yet fallen far short OF
doing even their simple duty.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

gestion. would manage in some way to
get half an hours exercise in the open
air every day. Woman's life Is different
from mans; so Is her nature; conse-
quently she needs less and lighter food,
drink and exercise. The best skin-whit-
ener Is temperance. The best COM
plexion brightener is good digestion and
good temper"
The evening world., 1894-09-08
MEG MERRILIES'S MAD RIDE.
She Takes Trip on the Trolley
Lines Lightning Express.

You know what the sensation Is when
the toboggan car gets well under way.
1t feels funny and seems a bit perlous,
especially when you come to the curves.
Well Coney Island isn't in 1t with the
trolley lines hereabouts.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Apple Ice.

Take one pound of ripe sweet apples.
Pare, core and slice. Make a syrup Of
one cup OF sugar and one-half cup of
water, and when sufficiently cooked add
the juice and rind of one lemon and the
apples, Cover and simmer gently until
the apples are very tender. Do not
stir, as the apples should be kept as
whole as possible. They can be quar-
tered, II desired, rather than sliced.
Remove the apples carefully from the
syrup and put them on the Ice. Add
one-half cup of water to the syrup
and freeze as a waterloo. When frozen
stir in the apples as carefully as pos
sible, pack and stand away until ready
to use. Serve as a compete about the
pudding,
The evening world., 1894-09-08
The RefrlgeratOr.

Food that has little odor itself and
food that absorbs odors readily should
be placed at the bottom of the refriger-
ator. All foods with a strong odor
should be kept on the top shelves. Sour
milk or cream should not be kept In the
refrigerator. Salad dressings, tartar
sauce and celery should be covered
closely OF they will flavor everything
that Is shut up with them. Pineapples,
strawberries and raspberries should not
be shut into a common ice-chest with
milk or cream. In the refrigerators
where there is circulation OF dry air
butter, milk. cream and other delicate
foods may be kept in the lower part Of
the refrigerator, and the fruits. vegeta-
bles, &c. with strong fiavors and odors
may be kept on the top shelves. II ar
ranged in this way there will be little
donger tkat one kind Of food will absorb
the flavor or odor of another.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The please do. Cnauncey." OF the
anti-Plattites is the most pathetic fea-
ture of the opening State campaign. The
except under pressure" which DR.. De-
pew attaches to NO, won't" Is the
most significant feature.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Tramps In Tompkins SQUARE.

TO the Editor;
Would your valuable paper publish these few
lines, and probably they will reach the eyes Of
the park policemen. and beneht mothers and chill.
drsn by keeping the tramps out OF Tompkins
Square Park that make the bsnehss q lodging.
house and dining room. MOTHER OF FIVE
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The apportionment proposition to be
presented TO the voters OF New York Is
a declaration in favor OF majority rule
as long as the rural districts have a
majority, and against majority rule
whenever the city districts have a ma
jority
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Gov. Flower officiated as starter in a
trotting race at Auburn. He is respect
fully reminded that the Gubernatorial
race this Fall is for runners, and pot to
be taken In a trot.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The death OF T., c. Romans has been announce ed
on the Stock Exchange. Mr. Homahs was ad.
mitted to membership | nthe Stock Exchange
on NAV g. 1853
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Don't let vote be missing for Greater
New York nor for real rapid transit.
Such issues should not be imperilled by
indifference at the polls.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
How TO Fan the Morton Flame.

Mortons boom hasn't swept away New York
Republicans uke, prairie llaSr in a pine forest
but II famed with head Of a barrel It may
yet catch on.-Philadephia Recorl.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Friendly Warning

II the Republicans hope to carry the next House
they will do well TO have some OF their leaders
postpone the Presidential canvas. until 1896.
Washington Post
The evening world., 1894-09-08

That is the voice OF manhood which
comes out OF the blasted pine dis
tricts Of the great Northwest, saying
I'VE will take care of our own"
The evening world., 1894-09-08
IL IL q HoodooE

To the Editor;
IL It unlueky to keep . stuffed peacock. AZ We
had II made a present to U.s. and some Of our
friends say II IL very uniuekyt A. =. D.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

In THE Evening World Sporting
Extra of yesterday was the first and
exclusive story of Champion Corbett's
latest knocaout blow.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

This column Ia for everybody
who has a complaint to make, In
formation to give, subject OF gen.
oral Interest to discuss or a public
service to acknowledge. and who
can put 1t Into 100 words or less.
Long letters cannot be prlnted.l
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Value Is not received in any instance
where a passenger pays his fare on a
street car and has to hang YEARLY to a
strap to his journeys end.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Probably almost any dismissed cap.
tain could tell an interesting story OF
1.-The New York Police Department as
/ Left It."
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The great Diver outing occurs on
Monday. When the Diver inning Is
10 be mad Is a question for Lexow and
Con- to answer.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

stituted. Velvet is the least desirabses
however. being too costly and too p.t
ishable for children's wear. The cut
a brown cloth braid. with a crown o.
shepherds plaid. trimmed with gun
and claw and a pert bow OF Brow
watered ribbon. Hats of this sort may
be bought between 50 and 81.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Pure votes for a purer city.

The kaleidoscope shines as a promoter
OF pugilism.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Sugar Trust Hand Always In.

TIL. Sugar Trust, not having any United stat.,
senators to bride at this stage OF the game is
keeping Its hand in by birding customs inspec-
tors.-Chicago Mail.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

1t is a serious question with which
dear charmer the Republicans OF the
State could be happiest were the other
half dozen away.