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The evening world., 1894-07-06
nursery Hints.

If necessary burn candles. wear on
cloth floor coverings and bare Windows.
reduce the meat expense and discharge
the hired girl. but give the baby and
each child bed to himself. Have the
sleepinsroom cool and clean. and ae
bare of furniture as cell. See that tho
clothing OF the little sleeper Is loose at
the neck. waist and arms. and keep his
head uncovered. II there Is anything:
young animals cannot do without It it
fresh air. and babies get less than any
other class. Through the pores Of the
skin the body Is continually throwing
off poisonous vapors. II the head Is COW
cred with the bed clothing the unfor-
tunatc infant will be breathing bad air.
Fashion or NO fashion. 1t Is cruel
shame to trim or starch babies' cloth
Ing The average child suffers from
overlooking and over-dressing. Let him
learn to be n trifle hungry. Don't take
him for tamale or Il clam and keep
him In stew all the time. Half the
time the child cries he wants fres',
air or fresh water. Wipins the lips OF.
a crying baby with cool water will ortsn
soothe and refresh him.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Ihvine Enpesases In Jereey.

10 the EatH:
Ii answer TO the Cost OF Housokssping."
would say It depends 7ery much where you keep
houGs. l pay $40 per month fer y beautiful
ays-reon house. which 10 u per nsss b! store
BIZ! .r.a My g to June q ~.s s?.S.. which
included = pair 81 q. mes Sor nyash aud pals for
ny wife y lamnot. y funeral d,nnar. = Lawn
r.o>ysr and several othor little knlcGknacAs for
the comfort Of the bors. Our fuel costs In aver
sgo Of 10 cents por week. mating total OF
S. so 20 SO psr wssk. With regard 10 furnishing
q house this depends on the tas.o Of the p-rt!ss
.usaiaans. NJ frat bill Wa about SO. When
We got tkst pstG ws got another $50 worth. and
waen W. paid that about 81 worth more which
Is ret ye: paid. but We Gre very comfortable. Our
sa-;sn II y great help. AZ Princeton tsbout TIRES
r.iios ohy tLs rent would DO more than tSics ~
much ans he living hslt al much Hskin. but I
prefer tho thrae-niIs vail uaorninS and evening
to be more comfortable ~ home. would also
In s.Ewsr to Two Weeks Married." say that dur
ing ths ore yssr Of oar married lie have
alwa;a t.s6c t1s FIRE and had the coffee ready ~.
,uy viz. except hvher sick or specially exhausted
ind | t,a't 1nd.i = turdea. KINGSTON.
Kingston. \. J.
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BOTH CLAIMED THE BABY.
The Heal MotheF Won, and the
Gerry society Is Gustodtnn.

Detectives Hay and Curry, OF the West
Thirty -severlth strset station. raidad the
lisorderly house OF Mamie Taylor, col
cred. at $40 West Thirty-seveuth street
last night and arrested the proprietress
and two Inmates, Matte Brown and
Dora Petrle. They also found three
year-cid child. Edna Bryant. All are
colored.
The prisoners were taken to Jefferson
Market Police Court to-day, ard Mar..ie
Taylor was held for trial. Tho other TWO
were fined s. each.
When Justice Noorhis asked whose
CHILD Edna was. Matte Brown claimed
her. 4 wtll-dressed while man, wlo
said he vas n friend to Matte brown,
told Justice Voorhls that he had fur-
nisAed her with money to bring the child
from Richmond.
In the mean time anothe- colored
woman lvad risen in the back OF the
TO Agent Moore. OF the Gerry Society
She said she was Ellen Bryant. of al
West Twonty,-nlnth street, and that she
was the mother OF the child. She was
taken before the Justice. and when she
confronted Matte Brown the latter ad-
mltted that she was not the mother.
Mrs. Bryant said she had given tie
child to Mira Brown to keep two years
ago and had not seen II since.
The child wGs temporarily committed
10 the Gerry Society. as the mother said
she could not support the little one.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
THE YACHTING ACCIDENTS

Tears for Valkyrie--cheers for Nigi-
liant. Tbs accident by which Earl Dun
ravens gallant boat was lost and put
out OF the English race for the Muir
Cup yesterday will cause general and
sincere regret among the American peo-
pie, moderated only by the pleasing
news that the owner and all on board
escaped safe and sound.
The accident by which the gallant
American boat lost her first race In
English waters will also cause regret on
tllls side OF the Atlantic; but II will be
regret very much softenel and modified
by the knowledge that Nigilant actually
outsaIlcd Britannia over the whole
course; that with a handicap at the
start the Yankee passed the Britisher
land held the lead until, probably from
unfamllsrity With the course, she ran
out of the wind near the finish and was
bccalined, Wide Britannia, holding
the wind, passed her and ran In u win
rer by one-halt minute.
But there Is no disposition to t.little
BrItannIas victory or TO make eAcuses
for Nigiiants defeat The inslishman
won and Is z splendid boat the distinct
champion of the whole British fleet. SO
al honor 10 the victorious Britannia but
cheers for Vig'lant and may she yet
show the British champion her stern ut
the iininh. az she dii yesterday over
nearly the entire course In the race for
the Muir Memorial Cup.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Iced Tea,

Old ice tea isn't any good. II i5 VerT-
apt TO be bad II kept in IL tin pot. Make
the tea fresh. Use fresh water. Water
that has been standing is fat. and usu-
ally contains dust and other Impurities.
Boil the water. There are two reasons
for this-to destroy animal lie and to
draw the flavor out Of the tea leaves.
Use an earthcn pot-anvthing but
metal. Allow half teaspoouful OF tea
for each cup, a weaker beverage is bet
ter for hot weather. Pour only enough
boiling water into the pot to cover the
leaves; In Ave minutes' time or SO add
the rest of the water. A teapot should
never be. left on the stove. Tea that is
cooked 10 always bitter In Asia. where
society has been growing and drinking
tea for more than 1900 years. q kettle Of
boiling water Is taken to the thirsty.
placed on a mat Or low table, and every
body brews his tea for himself. Miss
Frances Willard drank tea five times a
day all last year at Lady Henry Somer
sets home. She says that q teapot re-
form IN America would undoubtedly re-
duce the liquor traffic and diminish the
drink habit. In her tour Of the globe to
advocate "a white life for two" she Is
going to give little tea talks.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
STABBED THE TWO BROTHERS.
Buno Says the BOYS Stole a
Watermelon from Him
Then He Drew His stnetto and
Began siashing.

Policeman Costeli&nos, " the West
,siAty-elghth street station, a. o'clock
this morning found gang Of seven
young fellows at SiXt:-second street and
Arnatcrdarl aysnuc. annoying n dlsso-
lutte woman. They were all more or
less Intoxicated
Oh his arrival the men scattered and
the woman hurried away. few
minutes later the policeman heard cries
uf "Pulice"' further down the avenue
4: Si"ty-geconl street the policeman
caught LoL!, buno, trult-staud keeper.
who was armed with n G.ilet.o. Bu..o
was running away ftum two br3ther9
whsn he has stabbed. They were
Charles ahd William ~. Stewart. aged
respe lively eighteen and nineteen years,
and .iNWg AZ ~ West SiNtI-:hird street.
The policeman recognized them AS two
81 the gang Who had annoyed the woman
few lltnu eG previous. Charles had o
stab wound IN the LEFT arm "nj william
received u cut Ia the LETT eide from the
Italians atiietto.
The lt4.ian said tie b"othsrs stole n
watermelon rom Ills stand.
Justice Mcmahon he'd Buno In 500
bail
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GET RID OF IT,

A special to THE Wor.d' from Wnsh-
ington brings the Information that Pfesi-
dent Cleveland Is strongly In favor Of an
aggressive hght ~ the part Of the House
to strip the Tariff bill II some o; the
Objectionable features fastened upon It
by the Senate, and especially TO spoil
the l!tGe game OF the speculative Sena-
tors witt the Sugar Trust.
Tia. Is tight. The HoGse should rot
allow the pledges OF the Democracy to
the people to be broken without an
effort TO prevent II. Everything poss!-
Bile should be done to secure true tariff
reform. Bat under any circumstance
the bill should be passed as speedily as
possible, and the Uncertainty that
causes the present staguation OF bust
ness should he removed.
The time has now come for action.
The Senate has covered itself with
disgrace by It's disregard OF the public
interests. and how the House has
duty 10 perform from which II will rot
shrink. A stout battle should be made.
but there should lie no delay in the final
disposition OF the tariff question what
ever 1t may be. Even the dlsilgured
bill is Infinitely better than Mckinley
The evening world., 1894-07-06
OBJECT TO DARRAGH'S WILL.
HIS Children and Divorced Wife
Don't Want II ProbateL

Objections to the probatlng OF the will
Of the late Robert l.. Darrash. the mill
ionaire contractor and builder. who died
June 10, were filed In the 5urrosate's
ONCE to-day.
The contestants are Thomas A. Oar
ragh, Emma +. Whitley. Margaret A.
Written. Mary e. Darragh. Lucinda
parragh. Carrie ]. Darragh and Luanna
Dawson. all children OF Mr.. Darragh
by his FIRST wife. from whom he WAS
divorced several years ago.
The will offered Tor probate Is dated
March g. 1884, Under it's provisions
each of his children and also his d.
vorced vile, Elizabeth Darragh, are to
receive $50. The remainder Of the es-
tate goes to his widow. Luanna A.
DarraHl. who Is also named aS eNecu-
triN. and Edgar Whittock as executor
The will IL contested or the ground
that SIR. Darragh was of unsouad mind
at TIE time OF its execution. and also
that he was upder the influence vi one
or more persons.
Before his death Mr. Darrssh lived
w!.h his wife at the Chelsea apartments
IN West Twenty third street. An action
was begun in the Court o. Common
Pleas by soma of his relatives few
weeks before his death TO lave COM.
alittee OF his estate appointed on tne
ground that he Taa insane. He cied
while the matter vas pending In the
courts
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Scald orc cup OF milk; turn 1t into
bowl; add one tesspoonful Of butter,
one tegspoonful OF sugar, one u
salt and one cup OF water;
when lukenarm add ons-heK OF
g. yeast cake. which has been dis
solved in half cup Of lukewarrn water.
Stir In three cups OF whole wheat Hour,
and beat until light and smooth. Let
rise over night. In the morning. when
light. add two o. three CUPS OF four. or
enough to make l. soft dough. knead
well, and be careful not to add too
much -four in the knesGing. Whits
-four can be used for the kneading. II
desired. Let the dough rise until 1t
doubles ito bull; Shape 1t into loavea,
put In a CREASED bread tin. let rise again
ana bake forty-five minutes in mod
crate oven.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Rouad About Town.

gg.-.r.:1e, stuck Hay "as~.f 10
N.g.g sga.ue, last LigEt iG tSe tars '-s.
IL .x,,os. a, !: ds-t-oysd tie s,..' % -. r,sG
sye g.o vas attended b? a,r lN.-!'y lcs.-r
Wh5 tsyew tao cTae-sc 10 EeI A=,Un.
C3elsg McIlvt.Ee s.tv !eIEs Cd. G.e.
40 "a no home AEd :rlsG.s. NsI ioga6 u-sen.
ue.ggs :. pie. a e-st River Yesterday rtnrri.g
ard t-.oa to CasnbsEs suSS: holgt-h llS GisU
isE av-rS .EsS..
tySa Haalay. tas saYiassT Who u-e; l.a.,sl.
H. tao eS1ouisa eA Wsdn Scd.y =: s!s AoGAs rs
Ea.4,r .irssL Gls5 early ;S!h norma: g. t-s
Chambers Stree. Aot.itsl'
las, az O. VS. Gpsi " b. lrs,.sa Sra Is 81
,ha Essex narkst Follco C.ss, ;s'I ,a3gai-s fyr
bsssias On GrSli stree; AID taEs.;so'as psSSs'
trlLas saS refused hirl.
psnGsl Orange. o. 10 rirst Iysaus, EA!d $40
ard David ProiGsh5srs. " - pslsEeSy street
contributed 81 In BAAsx hsrset Police Court
this noraiag Tor ps.ag mineral wa,sr erales
bsoaxtns 10 other arEsA
Henry Hiass. ct tsA orsAh street. ssd An
drew Fiocksrze, OF 20 JRekson street. RAW,
bonds Tor TRIAL to-day In Easex Market Police
Court On CHARGE Of sailing Adaltsrsied niik-
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celd oiGhes are very oppetizinE in hot
weather. A nice substitute for soup ie
b email cup OF hot tea or coffee with =
squeeze Of lemon juice. Thip IL TO
stimulate digestion and prepare the
stomach for the meal. a soup course is
not worth the trouble and Giscomfor.
II costo In email household. After the
warm drink gerve dish OF tce-coid
asparagus OF cnulinover. Dress the
vegetable twice. Pour q French dress
Ing over II first and posa round the
r.:ayornaiss. 4 troilee squad or mutton
chop on toast, served with hearts Of
Lettuce, make u good piece &c resistance.
Have berries and rolls with hard sweet
butter for GeEas"t. nud ilnisi with tea
or coffee A meal Ike this is worth eat
ing.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
STEIN SAYS NOT GUILTY.
Declares He Has n Cloud of wit
ne.ses to Attest His Junucence.

LaAsScinblynIan Mysr ]. Stein. in
dicttd for perjury in the trial OF Micha Ell
DoNneiy. for assault. pleaded not guilty
before Judge MARITIME, In Part L.. OF the
Court OF General Sessions, this morning.
william. r. Howe appeared as counsel
for stein, and reserved for him the right
to withdraw the plea og not guilty on
Monday next II he desired to demur to
tn" Indictment.
Tie Jury Ia the Dunneily trial rendered
= verdict OF acdu!;tGl. IN spite IL Stein 5
alleged reriurT, and stein las Il cloud
Of Witnesses who, he Glazing. win testify
tnat he showed them q p!8tu' the day
II the shooting in the Court Of Common
Plea. ami told then! he took it from
cue OF the romnutauJ5.
II tn. piItol proiGcyd in court was made
two ,nuulhs later than the affray III the
Common Pleas, then stein must have
been the victim u = subs.ituton.
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ROBBED IN PRISON.
While Awaiting a Hearing Con-
nelly stole Moe Gire's shoes.

While locked up in the prisoners box
1t Yorkvil,e Police Court this morning,
Daniel Connolly. th.rty-nine years, OF
VI East Twenty-htth street, arrested
'or stealing q box OF eggs. robbed
'ellow-prisoner. James Mcclure, thirty
sight years old, OF 1927 Second avenue.
IF his shoes.
Connolly stole the box OF eggs from
front Of Henry iillnan's grocery
store, 1T 42s First avenue. In his sn-
iravor to escape. g number OF eggs
lroped on him rnd broke. besmearins
mis- clothing ana snoes.
HIS shoes were still besmearsd with
the esss as he was put In the box to
await his turn to be called, In the
box lie found McCUire IN a drunken
tupor. Mcclure had u Lice clean pair
" shoes. Connolly removed McGuire's
shoes and PUT lnenl Oh his own feet.
leaving his egg-begrimed shoes at Nc
CURES feet
MEG aire made q charge OF larceny
against Connolly. JuBfics McMohon
held Connolly ON the two complaints.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
BRENNAN CLAIMS A LEGACY.
says He Is the SON OF the Lste Peter
Nee.

TLc!nga Brennan, an Eoa wor..er,
moved before Suryoga @ Fitzgerald to-
day to compel owen McCabe, executor
Of the will Of Petar Nee, on employee
NJ the Doc; Department, who died on
Nov. %, 1880. to pay legacy Of $50 u
him. The win of Nee, which was
made two aaya hcf1re hts death. dis
pcsel OF about s5,coo. ana !aada tho be-
quest OF $3.50 aor lis aon, Thomas.
The executor denies TINT Thomas
ErSr7an ~ he son % Nee. Young
brennan says his .father, .,eco.n,EeH
MIN, before h!a ccath, and thai. they
5. htr the WI was laa!c. lie says rhsC
riG ratne- un4 motno. IA not ."H TO-
,,ctkpr. and ,hG, ai,sr hts birth ES WAS
tg'let by rig mother 70 Mrs. Ju,.a l'rcu-
IAN, - 346 Wes, twelfth stgcs1 who
I'll surrogate reserved decision,
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A Paradox.
70 the Editor:

70 the Editor:
Isn't thig cuita t..sadczH
Tbst must hay s.aped Psndors'a box?
Committee sent srop Albany
To zee what csa tie matter he;
Fer hush tss police are said to eoees
Most every one. wEo wants q lease
To do what 4, prescribed BY Law.
BY sanction ef the g.'Gt Sashaw!
They sre condemned: row. hear the END.
Contnittso so away to play.
Commissioners then have their day:
They try thspaselvel. thaush thsy're accused
(Thers's sone eIcuss. d you're snusec).
Atd every ons'5 proved innocsat
1T Is 4 SOURCE OF n.srrisentl.
Back come the grost Ccmm!ttse t,,sr.
And prove them guilty once again;
The innoceat ire guilty. ane--
Well tell Ire where the deuce We stsndS
La ToUCHE HANCOCK. 1851 Madison syenus
The evening world., 1894-07-06
BURGLARS LIKE THIS PLACE.
Rose MctRrthys House Catered
AGAIN Lnst Night.

Tie former dlsoraeriy house OF Rosa
Mccarthy, u, 90 Wooster ltrcet, seems
e. lie an entrrins SPOT for burglars. Che
cher night burglar tois all tie lead
D! n. IN the p!ace. Tho house IS I'M
&C ,upiel and there 10 Il, one 10 watch 1t.
Last night Policeman Thompson SAW
two Ken s:c- 'tatly IcaVirE rne MeCaT-
thy lo.s7 by q side window. lie chased
and vguEht them, They had bundle or
bed clothing valued ~ about 50.
The men gave their NGmes ~ Max
LrTsou. tw5uty even gears old, " -
" ast rclrl street, ana David sanders
twent: -..-va years OLD. OF iel WEST BIN
l.! jefferson Make, CHrt to-day they
were aglL Tor esAU,.rc '.ol.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
The Breath.

Nothing makes q woman 50 disagree
able to others as q tainted breath. There
ia no ugliness OF feature to compare
with It. A bad breath in the majority
Of cases Is due to bad digestion. Food
that the stomach cannot digest readily
decays and from this offensive odo-s
rise. A white or coated tongue is All
unmistakable evidence Of indigestion. If
the :tonlach is well kept bad teeth will
faint the breath: SO will diseases Of the
nose and throat. II for no other reason
than to please others health should be
cultivated and the body kept as neat as
wax.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Is Psliteaess Bad FERN A?
TO tss Editor:

TO tie Edltof'
Wills vs.t!Es I pstissA that caiIGtsn sksa
trorl tor - g1t.sa yskTG. re5..eG To ths.r
elders: Yes sad 40" iasit&d Q, ''Tss. SIR"
NE. cir" "rss, Page ''Jo. MAMMA" q. tie
ea-s IniG..t be. sad When ! msnt!oosd & To az
s:gs.!ntGgsS W., t'!t that It WA very led
fora for rtrForp 20 rss tie wore. "?!r." las
"Asaaci." CT "FlsEst." o. THANH wa" Scr
ceu.s.gy Ttlssrsa. N vas ce:.s.dsrsd . nL.i
q il!-srescipE 10 {, e. WIZ yov kiE..y en-.
lglssn lAs ca tho sus,sstf Ta.ss r.ms esicrea
-hss speaking q ts!aG frightened called Il
sse.y;"' sId ''scsIss.' q. 4 H.,
EIees,yr y. T.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Higher Educat fea.

In this country women have entered
the field OF science as well equipped sno
with as strong and correct q spirit OF
investigation as the men. ALREADY
they occupy high position IN the med
zeal profession and old practitioners
are no longer afraid OF losing caste by
meeting women doctors IN consults-
ton. Many American women gradu'
ateS are taking a post-gradrate course
In biology and the study OF lower or
gauic life. Higher special work n
largely confined at present TO women
OF ucholarly leisure and liberal income
Tie best facilities for purEuing these
special studies are to be had AT Cam
bridge. Cornell. Bryn Mawr and Johns
Hopkins University.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Summer Scarfs,

Large neck scarfs for Summer wear
are made OF plain silk chambray net in
white. black and cream shades. and in
delicate tints and deep tones OF yellow.
blue. cardinal, pink, green. &c. Chiffon.
cauze. elk muslin. &C.. plain or accor-
dion-plaitsc. are also called into service
for these dainty bits OF neckwear. The
trimming takes the form o? edginxs of
black. white. cream. beurre or beige
lace. The chRmbray net comes In dou-
BILE width AT rs cents q yard.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

The athletic movement for women has
enthusiastic followers In France, Ger
many, Russia and Denmark, and Is rap
idly spreading through the civilized
world. And II is one of the signs Of IT, :
times that It is no longer confined to the
leisure class. but psrvades all ranks Of
women, aud is one Of the prominent fea-
lures Of philanthropic work In their be
half. Working girls clubs provide not
only for the mental and moral advance.
ment of their members. but the develop
ment of their bodies as we'll.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Lemon vinegar L. no better than plain
lemonade, but It affords the variety
which spices life Peel large. fine lem
ons. being careful not to remove any Of
the white part of the rind. Drop
the peelins into q jar or wide-mouthed
bottle filled with good vinegar. It must
stand for several weeks at least. after
which refreshing drink may be pre-
pared at any time by adding two table
spoonfuis, more or less. ACCORDING 10
taste, In glass or ice water.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Tic other.

S.ss ~ ,-s aA.ns place
AID clears It's throat.
moves liz ;swr. drums
on the seat sud thOys
its overcast ia . g-a9,
hsap EcTo-s the bench
10 trout. 90 that the
oeenrspte CART lean
t1e...
conss numbering IN
NIL tsG o;asr lasa lnd
81 ed ttL.s politics
for ~ hour. Vhsa the
tsi,oU YesretT 10 0
ypuIS woman AUD the
company OF TIE oppo-
t!ts--tbI. ~ tie man
nOyless-ass.
stxA<s tsi,dss sn
rost of . dnerssy fsr
sses tsfooo II seso that
The evening world., 1894-07-06
GRAHAM'S DEATH A MYSTERY.
Funeral Services OF the Drowned
HoundAman in st. Lakes Chapel.

The funeral services OF the late
RoundanIan Alexander Graham. OF the
steamboat squad. whose dead body was
found Wednesday morning floating off
the foot OF William street, South Brook
lvr, we're held to-day III st. Luke's
Chanel, Hudson and Grove streets. The
in;erren, " In Gree wool Cemetery.
Capt. A!aire said to-day TO az "Ey en-
INK World" reporter that 30 far he had
been unable 20 get the slightest III
formation that would tend 70 clear up
the mystery surrounding Roundsman
Grahan's death.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
FIRE CHIEF BADLY HURT.
Five Horses burned Ia Death In "A
Blafe in Sew HaVea.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July Ga Are
broke cut In a barn occupied ~ the Con-
auners' Ice Company, On FranAra
street, last night and spread n tire harm
Of p. Cullom- Five Aorsss per!shed. The
loss - IS, 10.
\. J. Kenneiy. CAisS c. n, IYTo De
pGrJmeUt accidentally plunged DOWN an
elevator well ana was injured 80 .er!-
ou9ly that Il Is t0lug:t he Will die.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
That Kiss.
To the Ealtyi

To the E4!tos,
The l!s' you sent ey paA.l. dear love.
Has travelled rigat end d..
Nor slept = wink. for fear sone dove
verla snatch (, Tar svsy.
All Isnts.nE. sott. Il tsushsd my l!p'
That had 90 lang gFoxp cold;
b., ere foSGa Il zvsss-0f trips
ihs i!t;le creature, eolt!
A.d iust enc tiay footpr.nt there
- left for yr,u 10 fnd,
d TAO, 1. tr.ppsd 10 meet the ala
Loves uasIa'ry dropped tshina!
FLORENCE L. VAN BERGEN
The evening world., 1894-07-06
ne Manhattan Elevated Ra!!w.

Ths Manhattan Elevated Railway
Company has laid on seventeen trains
nipce June II Everybody who rides on
tho various roads controlled by the
Company knows that there has been
no falling on IN local travel TO call for
such . reduction in train service. II
Il ths annual dirty trick of the corpora
tion 70 save dollars at the expense OF
the pubic ana tbs relieved Employed.
n n ona Of this many things that are
enin9 tnwsrds tmprsssinG New York
w1th ne nsesssity Of knowing lust What
= y s11oat. ths neat time II v asked to
mnssg unusuaf privileges ana frsnchises
ou . company which has any chance
noo1uo - RaspiaE r. Reedys r.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

\ Already the counsel for "Bat" Shea
has begun TO move the legal wheels
which act 80 successfully. under sku,ul
manipulation, n this State, 10 retard
the progress Of the convicted murderer
fowards his prescribed punishment. This
&c a matter for the serious consideration
OF the Constitutional Convention. The
time seems fully ripe for inst!tuting q
reform under which the rights and priv.
Ieges OF the innocent will not be over
shadowed by the immunitieS OF THO con-
demued.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
With Your Cup of Coffee.

The ipv4h5 who II tired OF taking her
egg tonic raised with sherry. and who
e'sll,ies the tRste or raw egg. may be
glad to know that the esq may be ef'
fectuGlly disguised in a cup Of coffee
Prepare the coffee 10 the taste. with
cream and sugar. keeping It very bot
until ready for the egg. which must b.
beaten thoroughly in another cup and
the prepared coffee added BY degrees 70
It. prink II hot and you win nnd
not only pslatsble but strsngthseapG
The evening world., 1894-07-06
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Rames Death Said to Have Re-
sailed from Gishardi's Kick.

Domenico Rems died at his home 100
Mulberry street. at $40 o'clock last night
and Raffaelo Gigllardi Is fugitive from
Justice.
1t Is alleged that Rame died from the
effects OF kick IN the abdomen, In
ilctod by GigiiarIi at the la.ter's home,
l2S East one hundred and Thirteenth
street. on july 3. The Coroner has been
notified and detectives are looking for
Gigiilrdi.