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The evening world., 1894-08-03

dances, and rscites. Miss Grace New
burg's pleasing soprano voice called
forth vociferous applause, and she was
compelled to respond to an encore
Mr.. James Liebling rendered some cello
solos in a finished and highly artistic
manner, and then Mrs. Schooler sang
Bonnie Sweet Bessie" A recitation by
Miss Alma Newburg. another prodigy
whose gifts in every direction make her
the wonder of Eldrcd and the Sixth
Rhapsody, by Jiszt, rendered on the
piano in a superb manner by Leonard
Liebllng. professor OF the plano at the
Utica Conservatory Of Music, closed the
programme.
4 collection was then taken up and
the sum of $50. 55 was nctted. The musi-
cal talent of Eldrcd sends its love to the
sick babies. and promises them more
help before the summer Is over.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
The Gospel of 81. John.

To the Editor:
~. d. c." says that the resurrection OF Lazarus
from the dead is Just as historically true as the
acts OF Caesar. Brutus and Alexander the Great
with this statement venture to disagree. The
lives OF those great men are attested by noun
tains OF impartial outside evidence. but, though
they did many wonderful things. they never at
tempted to upset the laws OF nature. As for
Lazarus, nobody ever heard Of him except the
author OF 1.-The Gospel according to St. John"
Matthew. Mark and Luke do not 30 much az men
ton him. and all the great historians OF the time
arc silent concerning him. He must have been
a despicable character. whoever he was. for he
allowed his benefsctor. Christ to die on the
cross without 80 much as going near him. One
important thing must not be overlooked, how
ever Modern Biblical research has established
the fact that the so-called Gospel according to
St. John was not written until more than 200
years after the death OF the Apostle whose name
. bears. TRUTH
The evening world., 1894-08-03
THIS WILL BE A TREAT.
Jennie O'NciiI Potter TO Give an
Entertainment Mt Asbury Park.

Jennie O'Nell Potter, the well-known
monologue artistic, will give an enter
tainment at the Ocean Hotel, Asbury
Park, Monday evening, for the benefit
of the Sick Babies Fund. MIR. Atkins,
proprietor of the Ocean House, has kind
ly given the use of his music hall for
the affair, and Mrs. Tallman Mrs. Ban
nard and Mr. Mcdowell, of st. Lawrence,
N. Y, are assisting Miss Potter to
The fair elocutiOnist will recite her
two new monoogues, "a Letter From
Home" and Orange blossoms" She
will be assisted by Geraldine Bruce and
Edwin II. Kendall the pianist. All the
guests at the well-known hosiery are
excited over the affair, which will, of
course. be a veritable treat. 1t will UNI
doubtedly net a handsome sum for the
suffering tots.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Council will be unseated. The indicted
men are TO be tried criminally as we'll
A. thrown out Of once. An organiza-
ton known as the Citizens Protective
Association is doing the overturninE.
The combine" which 10 suffering has
been in power since 1865. New York's
present corrupt bosses have been es-
tablished a much shorter time than
that. Therefore the job Of overthrow
ing them should be much easier for self
protecting citizens.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
COconnut Pie.

scald one pint Of milk. and STIR int n
until smooth, a tablespoonful Of hou,
that has been well blended in q little
milk. 1t will take about ten minutes to
cook the hour thoroughly. Remove from
the fire and stir into 1t half a cupful Of
sugar, quarter Of a teaspoonful Of salt.
and when cool scant cupful OF fresh
grated cocoanut and the whites of two
eggs whipped to stiff froth. Line .
deep pie plate with rich paste. pour in the
mixture and bake without an upper crust.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
The aummar Rnhx.

What can be done to increase the
babies Summer comfort and their life's
safety at the same time. which would
not cost . fortune to carry out? A we'll
known physician gives the answer,
Take or their clothes" Let the little
tots run about in q single garment.
keeping them indoors In the middle OF
the day and at that time permitting
them to play in q darkened room or
persuading them to indulge in a refresh
Ing nap. The burden Of starched clothes
wears out the life Of many child OF an
oysr-neat mother. while the children OF
ne very poor. In their tenements and
The evening world., 1894-08-03

A new device of the jeweller Is hid
den spring, by means Of which q ring
may be made larger or smaller. as
may be required. 1t Is to be feared this
will encourage the young man who has
the engagement habit, since the same
ring can be made to At any sized finger.
However, the newly engaged girl can
always take her engagement ring to
reliable jeweller and learn whether 1t 10
furnished with an adjustable spring. and
II so she can exercise her discretion
about wearing 1t.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Honey.
Fried Hominy
Fatal Friday.


Lincoln was assassinated on Friday.
Washington was born on Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday.
Gen. Lee surrendered on Friday.
Richmond was evacuated on Friday.
America was discovered on Friday.
The Bastile fell on Friday.
Queen Victoria was married on FRI
day.
Napoleon was born on Friday.
Caesar was assassnated on Friday.
The Mayfower landed on Friday.
The Battle of Waterloo was fought on
Friday.
Joan Of Arc was burned at the stake
on Friday.
Coxey took leave Of his army on Fri
day.
Debs was deposed on Friday.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Tho summer Ribbon.

Ribbons are always a great feature OF
the Summer evening gown. and this sea-
son they flutter in as great profusion
as before. Shoulder straps and graceful
braces finished with full rosettes or
choux. are seen, many Of which continue
to the waist line. and there finish in
long. floating streamers that fall to the
bottom Of the gown. both back and front.
weighted with rosette at he end OF
each to keep them from frolicking too
madly,
The evening world., 1894-08-03
RALPH AVENUE FAIR.
SIX Brooklyn Children Have Fun
md Help the Babies.

There were six in the party, all bright
eyed happy little children, who were
eager to help the sick babies. A fair
seemed to be the best way to raise
money, so they set to work with a will
and from $50 to $50 p. NJ. Monday the
ticket-taker at the door of 1879 Ralph
avenue. Brooklyn. was kept busy max.
Ing change, for the admission fee was
three cents.
They SOLD FANCY articles, ice+cream,
cake and lemonade, and did thriving
business. for even at cut-rate prices
The evening world., 1894-08-03
EGGS and Tomatoes.

Fresh eggs are two cents each, and
ripe tomatoes are about the same price.
Get dozen of each. Peel, core and stew
the vegetables, season to taste and set
aside. Butter a tin dish and carefully
break it into the eggs: dust with fine
salt. and bake In the oven until the white
10 set pour the tomato sauce over the
egss bake q few minutes longer and
serve hot with nice toast.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Heavy Drinking Is Harm full.

People drink too much at table. Ma
ture supplies gastric juices in sufficient
quantity to dissolve the food. A swal-
low of water will cool the mouth and
throat as thoroughly as gobletful.
Heavy drinking of ice-water chills the
stomach, paralyzes digestion for the in
slant, and weakens the saliva. Doctors
say only drink enough at table to avoid
the hiccoughs. Wineglasses are very
small; SO are after-dinner coffee cups
two significant facts.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
The Hall WINS Too Small.

To the Editor:
The second annual entertainment for the benz
1T OF the Sick Babies Fund was given by Carrie
Herman the child banjost. at her residence $50
Second avenue. July 90. 1894. The proceeds were
sio Tho amount could have been Ave times as
much II we had had a larger place. Five hun
dred tickets were rrinted free of charge by the
lowing BROTHERS, printers, Of sl2 Ninth avenue.
The costumes presented by Mrs. Herman
and Me. Murray. The talent comprised
Harry Marks. character sketch artist: Alfrege
trio musical selections, Dan Moynahan. Irish
comedian; Maggie aud John Budds, recitatons
Addie and Eddie Heinaman, vocalists. Mamie
Murray, song and dance Carrie Herman. recita-
lions and banjo solos, II.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Three small Children.
To the Edltol

To the Editor:
IncloSed please md $780, the proceeds OF a
toy stard In aid OF THE Evening Worlds"
sick Babies Fund which hope will benefit
many. We are three small children, OF t35
East Elghty-hrh street,
ROSE RERGERMAN, ten years old,
MAUD kILPATRlCK. eleven years old,
IDA FITZPATRICK, nine years old.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

steaming alleys, have no respite fran
the intolerable heat Of their surround
ings other than to get rid of as MAN.
as possible of the dirty clothes that sr.
the surest means of transmitting d,,.
ease as we'll as sapping the strength a,
the unhappy little one who ia forced =.
carry their weight from morning unit,
The evening world., 1894-08-03
The Credibiiity Of History.

To the Editor:
In answer TO I. d. G., would say the principle
that destroys the creiibility OF Gospel history
does not destroy the credlbility OF all history
nor that OF the human race. simply for the rea-
con that the history OF nations was not written
with any selfish motive. and 1t 10 corroborative.
while the Gospel history Ia extended to foster
and cherish what is now known as the clerical
party. and they were compelled to Inject .
few miracles into 1t to overawe mankind to re-
tain their influence and power. accept It rs
history partially correct but not the super
natural. and this they will not ALLOW me to
do but must accept all. Therefore it condemns
itself. MEDICO.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

when you send your carpets to the
cleaning works see that all the tacks
are out. One of the little pointed mis-
chief makers got into q picking machine
In Philadelphia works yesterday and
$4,000 damage was done before the flames
starting from the resultant sparks were
extinEuished. Behold how great a blaze
Q little tack kindleth.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Collected from Passers-B,.

TO INo ElIIurs
incloted please nnd ~ which We collected
from pedestrians who took interest In our dis
play Of small toys, We hope that II will do
some good to those poor children who are In need
Of free air and healthy food.
Margaret JaenSh, Estella schoeps
Hattie RooA each ten years old,
All living On Avenue A, between Eighty fourth
and Eighty nfth streets.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Punch and Judy show.

Allan s. Black conceived the idea c'I giving
a Punch and Judy show for the sick babies. and
Strai EhtwAy proceeded to carry out his plan.
The performance took place at Eighth avenue
and one Hundred and Thirteenth street, and at
Its conclusion - were found In the treasury.
The poor tots will reap the benefit even IL
they could not enjoy the show.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Money Order from Brooklyn.

To tho Editor:
lnciosed please and money order for 81 for the
little sick babies. EFFIE q. GOODWIN,
375 Seventh street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Not n Small Mite, Either.

TO the EuItUf'
Enclosed please find check for 5000. the pro-
ceeds OF a fair held at i3l East Fifty eighth
street for the beneht OF the Sick Babies Fund.
and we hope that our small mite will be the
means OF alternating the suffering OF the poor
children
Elsie Heidingstelder. aged twelve: Elfrioda
Ieidingsfelder, aged eleven; Anna Heidingsfeid-
err aged nine; Jacob Aul. aged twelve
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Arrived ON the Tuerst bismarck.

The Hamburg American liner Fu.rst Bismsrk
reached her dock this morning with zee cabin
and :os streerage passengers. She left HAMBURG
on July &c, and Southampton day later. Among
her cabin passengers were: The Right Rev. The
Bishop OF sydney and his sister Jacob CLusson
and Mrs. Clansssn Charles belmont Davis Rlch.
ard Harding Dsvis, W, ], Elliott, l. eui Won Kun.
A,,sE
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Profits of an Indian show.

An Indian Show given July II and |. for
the Sick Babies Fund nettcd $50, which has
been duly credited. Tho partcinators in the
affair were: Thomas G, RinETose, James Brogan
George Ramhurst aud Richard Ksrimauf.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
FnshionnIIe TnbIel Flswer.

Sweet pea is successfully grown now
without scent for the grand mahoganies
OF great swells. The blue variety IL
most In demand at Newport and Lenox.
1t is the style to arrange the blossoms
In low glass forms, twined with thsir
own graceful foliage.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Mlnce fine the lean of boiled ham,
beat the yolks Of two eggs. and with
little cream and butter mix with the
ham. Put in a skillet and stir until
thick; lay on hot buttered slices Il
toast,
The evening world., 1894-08-03

sleeves shaped like Chinese lantern,
stuffed to make them stable. ana
trimmed with black velvet bands, sepa-
rated by black marguerites; black elbow
gloves, stiff black and white bonnet
bows, black fan and black chatelaine.
with a spyglass at the end, completed
the hideous attire.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

II no Senator In guilty. OF course no
guilty man has escaped. Logic is logic"
But there IN stih a deeper shadow than
that Of the Gray Cominittee falling about
the Sugar Trust and the United States
Senate. -r-~
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Evening Sleeves.

At all the fashionable Eastern water.
Ing places dancing dresses, with short
sleeves, are the style. The lily. the rose
and the rosette arc the names given
to three different designs. which may %
described as full. fuller. fullest. All
leave the upper arm two!thirds basN
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Beat together with the hands the yolks
of four eggs and one cupful sugar until
creamy; add the whites beaten to a stiff
froth, and str In one cupful OF flour and
a small pinch Of baking powder. Bake
In a moderate oven.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Coquetti.h and GracefuI.

The Involvement skirt IL the latest.
1t is raised just u triie al the side. and
when composed OF filmy material the
effect is most charming. one gets JUS
a glimpse of the under petticoat.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Filial Duty and Young Love.

To the Editor:
The OF e. NJ. n. D." IL only one out
OF hundreds Of similar cases where the parents
OF girls take too much upon themselves when they
go to choosing husbands for their daughtera My
advice these parents is their daughters make
their own choice Of husbands, provided the young
men in question are respectable. There can be
no happiness for girl to be tied to a man she
doesn't love. even though he be rich Better
by far marry the one she loves. even II he Ia
only drawing small salary. My advice to
&c. NJ X. D." is to tell her parents where her
own choice lies, and that she will marry no
other. II the parents object she can abide her
time tin she is twenty zone, and then she can
select for herself Better q parents anger than
life OF misery Mind. I 4: not advise the dis
obeying Of parents as a general rule. On the
contrary, admire those who do obey their par.
ents. But in case where Il practically means
Obey your parents and live a life OF misery.
or dsobey your parents and have love and hap
pness," would approve Of the latter by all
means. AGAINST INTERFERENCE.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

To The Editor:
As you are always willing to uphold . good
cause and to help downtroddsn lsborers. would
you kindly direct your batteries against the
system OF fines which is enforced BY the Broad
way cable road against Its conductors. For the
most ridiculous and trivial onensss the poor fell
lows are laid of for a day even four days
and many times the sentence imposed BY the
heartess officials is even severer. No other road
In this city treats Its employees so harshiy.
No respectable or honest man support him
self properly with the system now In vogue.
Send your reporters to interview the men with
out mentioning names (slss they are liable to
dscharge) and you will be amazed at the heart
iessness and brutality OF the entire system.
AN EX-CoNDUCToR
The evening world., 1894-08-03
s.u..ne. with Fried Apples.

Prick the sausages with a fork, and
fry, turning frequently. When they
are cooked, in about twenty minutes.
arrange them on a hot dish. Core some
sour apples. and cut across In
rings about half an inch thick;
fry until brown in the sausage fat.
When tender, place around the sausages
and serve.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Ii Hung Chang. Chinese viceroy. has
been Invested of his yellow tacket by
the Emperor for alleged remissness in
pushing the war in Corea- II Japanese
reports are to be trusted. other Chinese
jackets havS been pretty well. tanned,
svenfhusr esriY In the game.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
bonnie Thornton.s Collection.

I To the EdItoT:
| Inclosed md 5000. amount collected at Ter
race Garden last evening by Miss Bonnie Thorn
| ton for the sick babies.
''A ''' MICHAEL HEuMANN. Manager.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
MAMIE FITZsIMMoNs.


HARRY SPARKS. GEORGE MGRATH.
KATIE FiTzSfMMONS. MINNIE PASSZEHL
they made $6.l5 in the two hours. OF
course they felt very happy over their
success. and brought the pile OF coins
to 'rhe Evening World" Office with a
statement of how 1t was earned. These
are the little workers. and you can see
how they look from the picture
Ksue Fitzsmmons. George McGrath.
Harry Sharks Mamie Fit1aeraid.
Minnie Passzchl. Margie Fitzgerald.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Ginger Cake.

One teacup each OF sugar. molassss
and fried pork fat, half teacupfu o.
,buttermilk, two teaspoonfuls soda, one
half tablespoonful of ginger and two AM
one-half cupfuis hour.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
A Police Clam Bake.

The members OF the nnssi' attached To the
nrst platoon OF the East Fifty -hrst street squad
and platoon from Capt strauas's precinct will
hold their annual clam bake in Braun's Pavilion,
cot OF Eat eiSb-efth street, Tomorrow. The
least viii be followed BY sameG
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Little Monte Carlo" 10 apparently
closed It IN the business OF the West
chester authorities to rec that It Is ae-
traliy closed and stays no.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
FreckIes.

Nothing will cure freckles but time.
Old people don't freckle. II giddy girl
is determined to get them of. scissors
or a knife will do the work. 1t will DO
wise to hire a surgeon, else the desperate
beauty may find herself in jail for bat
terry.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

1t may sometimes seem to Mr.. Croker
As II he must ny. The great Wherc-dld-
he-get-it will therefore be interested to
read that Inventor Maxims new flying
machine really seems TO work.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from Contributors to the Sick Babies
Fnnd VIII be printed, May are In type and vii
appear In Tits column later.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Elmira Reformatory Is not endangered
by attacks from without. 1t is Brock
way. on the inside. who imperils the
usefulness of the institution.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Peach POt-Pfe,

Put your crust into a pot, all win
peaches and cover them with sugar
house molasses, put a crust on the n,
and let 1t boil until the peaches srs
done. Plums. apples and berries of an
kinds may be made the same way.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
MOSQUITO Poison.

A preparation Of pennyroyal and kero-
sene IL one OF the best mosquito pol
sons In use. The odor Is unpleasant at
nrst, but the enemies never get used
The evening world., 1894-08-03
First Avenue Fair.

Iucicsed please find 81, 50. the proceeds OF fair
held In front OF 226s First avenue. Hoping this
will make some OF the babies we'll
Lille Harlach, Mamie Harlach,
Mamie Murphy. Theresa Van Winkls.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Cassrio. murderer Of Csrnot. 10 10 20
1 the Kuillotina. He n not . martyr.
.et the world will be 10 much the better
for his exit.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Empress Josephine'a Preserve

The lovely Empress Josephine,
seems, had sweet tooth. She excelied
in making guava preserves and dressing
escarole salad and artichokes.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

The best thing for the face 10 gooa
health the best thing for the complex
ion Is a kind heart.
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Fresh from Paris.

Some Of the fresh hints from Paris
are fearful to behold. The source Of in
formation is La Mort de Colombine."
and the leader, Countess de Kessler, as
she appeared at a matinee last month.
Fancy the hair a la bandeau this
weather.! The actress wore a white
satin skirt, Spanish jacket and girde,
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Persecution Of witnesses, following the
prosecution Of the police, must be sum-
narily stopped.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

q monster to be beheaded even As Its
followers are.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

To the Editor:
Last night I applied for admission to the free
bath at the foot OF Ninetieth street. East
River. was told that the bath was closed
for lack OF gas. It being then P. N. have
heard that this dodge Is practised daily Doesn I
the law compel them to keep open until D
o'clock! KICKER.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Well. It wasn't three straight. But
Boston didn't get a game.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

and gloves are not worn very nucns
bare arms are the rule. 1t gees wfthous
saying that the exhibition of ugly arms
Is not good form.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

There Is but one proper end for New
yorks refuse; that Is, In ashes.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Here's that tomorrow may. bring a
happy Saturday night for Vigilant.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

Saratoga fairly bubbles with harmony
The evening world., 1894-08-03
Rreakfast l. Served.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tea.
stuffed Egsa
Fried Hominy, Honey.
Broiled SQUAD.
Lettuce Salad.
Rolls.
Grapes.
The evening world., 1894-08-03

1t was q fearful August, this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-07
THE WARS OF TWO GOVERNORS.
Tillman Congratulates His Troops
Bloody Brides Waite Declares War on
the Sheep of Mormon Land

Columbia, S. c., April 6.-The state
guards arrived at the capitol from Dar-
lington at noon today and were addressed
by Governor Tillman on the grounds
fronting the peniteneiary. The speech
of the Governor was brief and intended
to be conciliatory. He thanked the
guards in the name of South Carolina
for the prompt and efficient services rem
dered by them. 'sThe report that you
were sent to Darlington to shoot your
fellow citizens, never had the shadow OF
foundation he said. 'sYou were sent
there to repress the mob violence and
enforce the law of the state"
In conclusion, he said: "Fellow citl
zens, as Governor of the Commonwealth
of South Carolina, l want to say here
and now that am anxious to see order
and quiet restored. 1t is time for all
bitterness. anger and animosity to cease;
for all to work together for the glory,
honor, moral and financial prosperity OF
this state"
These pacific utterances were received
without cheers.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-07
WANTED HIM FOR A SACRIFICE.
A Rockland Merchants Crazy Caller Who
Predicts that Cleveland VIII Die Today.

Rockland, Me-, April 6.-Daniel A.
Anderson, quarryman of this city, went
suddenly insane Thursday afternoon. He
went into the office of William T. Cobb,
of Francis, Cobb & Co., lime manufac-
turers, and told him he was going to Of
fer him up as a sacrifice, and that he
should return for him in an hour. Mr..
Cobb informed the city marshal, who
took Anderson into custody on his re-
turn. Anderson was examined by the
city physician and Dg. Adams, and pro
nonnced insane, He was taken to Au-
gusta today. Anderson has wife and
Child. He has always been sober, in
dustrious and reliable man, but has had
queer spells before. His insanity is
thought to be caused by excitement from
reading sociaistic works and sensational
accounts of labor troubles. He wrote a
telegram to President Cleveland, saying !:
ssYou will be assassinateda tomorrow, at
2.3o p. ,m.-Dan, ,,the Prophet"