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The evening world., 1894-08-17

enticing; they contain oxygen, or N.
charcoal If you like. that purifies. tai
away DAD taste cleans the tongue and
money, Jam or a penny on Tho utter,
crusts-anything to save the emacia,as
n..le creature from a painful youth and
p s.sa old age. 1t is a mistake "a
spread lot of foods before people, n,r'
ucularly children. We overeat unna.
sciousiy A child at table gorges itss,,
whereas. served alone, anywhere I'M, ~
the dinlng-room or kitchen, 1t is satisaas
Win single course. and goes awau
comfortable and happy. Same thin.
win ADULTS. Not Anarchy. but gluttons
Is the vampire Of civilization -
The evening world., 1894-08-17
For n Pretty Complexion.

Complexion Is all n matter of digestion.
Where there Is good digestion a beauti-
full complexion Is bound to follow. A
well-regulated stomach invariably pro-
claims itself in sood-looking face. Skin
whiterers. face s-ashes, creams. greases
and liquid en- olli nts cost far m IRE mon y
than sour grapes. and are nothing like
as remedial. Plums, blackberries. white
and red grapes, peaches and oranges are
among the table fruits, and II Is difficult
to say which is the best for pretty
complexion. If the skin is kept fresh
and the diet Is laxative the face will be
good to look upon.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Appetixing Green Gnxes.

just now green plums are abundant.
Saturday they sold In the big markets
about New York at 90 cents box. Hand
cart merchants retail them for 10 cents
dozen. They are fine cooked and
served with meat as a middle course. or
with cake as a dessert. Boil to the
point of bursting. remove from the fire
and allow the sauce to jell tribe. II
served as table fruit have them ice
cold. Plums. peaches, lemons and SINH
lar small fruits keep best in papers. 1t
will repay the housewife TO do her perish.
able foods up in paper as soon as pur-
chased
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Muddy Complexion.

A mud-colored skin is usually an In
dication of bad blood. Either the liver
is lazy, those organs that strain the
blood are out of order or the diet Is not
sufficiently nourishing. Before cold
creams, lotions or other external reme-
dies are applied go to a physician or
medical library and find out the cause
of the ugly and unhealthy conditions,
The doctors "read up" case and the
nurse pulls the patient through. There
Is no reason why the laity should not
read, too, and use the money saved In
fees to pay for outdoor sports. medicated
baths and relishing, wholesome articles
Of food Take an airing whenever 1t
is convenient. A good thing for sal
low skin Is a trip to the nearest noun
tain, walk up, get rested and climb
down again,
The evening world., 1894-08-17
A Splendid Garden Party.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please ind my papas check for s2to
the proceeds of the fair entertainment and gardon
The evening world., 1894-08-17
bathing for Beauty.

Inere is private bathing establish
ment up In Thirty-fourth street W..
many tired-out and WORKOUT ladies ~
New York go for the cures their fam.
ny physicians are too busy to BOTH,
a ws,n. one-,hird of the treatment i,
water, either indicated or electroc,,t.s.
one-third is sleep and one-tbird AZ.
The baths cost $50 dozen and thew =.
what is required-"clean the case" =.
the doctor told House and Home. rhsr
are given under an attendants c,r.
three times week. The place of sls.n
ing Is prescribed by the doctor ~.
IDEA being to get u change for the lpns.
as wen as the stomach. People wSo
tsa go abroad are sent for sail down
tne Day or up to Newport. Wow.
VINO declare they never eou,d s",en
milk are made to take two quarts a Az
ei'her sterilized or adapted" VIII
lime water. port or brandy.
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discouraging showing for the National
wit. However. 1t is 10 be considered
that the mere mention of the fact OF
these NEARLY a hundred" persons hav-
ing performed an evident duty to them
selves, the country and the President
will inclte others to go and do likewise.
There will be more letters yet. And
somebody, overlapping all others In the
effervescene Of his humor, may even
send on the quill itself.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

\ Williamsburg couple. desiring to
get married at the unusual hour of .
A. NJ, circulated through the Eastern
District for something more than an
hour. under tine guidance OF pcrssver-
ing policeman, before they could find a
minister II appeared that about all
the clergymen were out of town, eN-
cepting one whose church had been
burned. Is II to be inferred that there
Is glorious Summer Of complete sal
walton In Williamsburg? or Is It that
Satan. also, is taking an annual vaca-
tioa?
The evening world., 1894-08-17
slipper Chairs.

In the grand old days Of luxury and
elegance a slipper chair was considered
part OF the dressing-room furniture.
Now copies are made In rich mahogany
and white and gold enamelled woods.
with q cobbler's seat, and given the
place of honor In the drawing room.
The frames OF chippendale, Sheridan and
fiddle-back chairs are sought after, the
seat upholstered with choice silk or rare
linen covers and the new creation
known as slipper chair of Louis some
number,
The evening world., 1894-08-17
staten Irlnnd Girls.

staten Island Girls.
D the Editor
Staten Island girls possess
Beauty rare;
Faces with more loyeliness
I declare,
Never beamed before my eyes--
And I've trod meath many skies
They seem made to idolize,
They're 30 fair.
Their pace 10 military
On the street.
As they pass you. looking very
Coy and neat.
While the color OF the rose
On their soft cheeks brightly glowx
And they sweetiy smile on those
Whom they meet
But they nearly all deceive:
Yes. they do;
But why should they believe
All that you.
and many others say4
Why. We only mean to play!
And. believe me, 20 do they:
1t Is true.
Still. ~ I Low. them dearly
Blame me not:
Just search your conscience clearly,
And wot
You'll confess you Oft did feel
Tbeii influence Ger you steal.
For they seem YOU beau-idssi
To q dot.
JOHN J. MCINTYRE
The evening world., 1894-08-17

II appears that the extent to which
Americans are pervaded with the es.
sence of humor has been grossly exrg-
gerated. Instead OF the multitude OF
pefsons that might have been expected
% write to Mr.. Cleveland. suggesting
thai he use crows quill In signing
ths 0or,nanized Tariff bill, the number
q people who have done - Is reputed
eav ~ nearly . hundred, This Is a
The evening world., 1894-08-17

The bill to abolish the 5000 limit in
damage suits for LOGS of life has gone TO
third reading in the constitutional Con-
yention. 1t should go as easily to final
adoption. TIE figure now fixed by
statute Is the railroad appraIsement.
Human lives which are worth anything
are undervalued at this limit and the
State is put in the position, in many
Instances, of shielding the railroads
from Justly severe penalties for their
own lack OF precaution.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Rice Charlotte Russo.

Boil one-quarter of a cupful of rice for
one hour. Drain. place In a farins kettle
with one cupful Of milk, and boil an
other hour. Add one-quarter cupfui of
sugar, a pinch of salt. and one-fourth
box OF selatine, dissolved in enough milk
to cover it. When cool add one-half pint
OF whipped cream favored with vanilla,
and one tablespoonful OF sugar. Mould
and serve with an additional half-pint
of cream whipped firm.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Poor BenrdIess Swain,

To the Editor:
am very fond Of a young lady Of twenty, and
! an t"enty-thres She hA3 asked mo 10 raise
mustaehe several times. and Of courss, as any
lovsf does in u-ing to please. I do ny best. but
IL Is 40 use.
VIII some Of your readers give me some intor-
nation - 70 what sLall do?
YOUNG MAN OF EAST BROOKLYN
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MoIer.

Moles are delicate things IN ro,,..
II they are inconspicuous 1t NAV be w,..
10 let them alone. The treatnen, e.
neshy moles is attended with mors =.
less risk. Lemon juice is prescrihsa
hrst; II 1t fails. dip a quill in mur,a,,o
acid and touch the birthmark. being vsr,
careful not to get the chemical on N.
surrounding skin. This cure viii leav.
scar. Another remedy is lunar caus,,.
insert piece in a quill, moisten m.
mole with saliva and rub It with N.
eaustic; again be careful not to burn tbs
.hy SKIN. Repeat the treatment
e e o'her day. and the mole should
S Jun OH gradually; when the skin peels
down to the level OF the flesh applv .
little sweet oil and let It alone II -.
growth returns. burn it Off again MoIs.
are birthmarks and even when remov.S
u scar remains.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
IN AID OF THE BABES.
The Monitors and Past!me Reserves
Play Ball To-Morrovv.

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
great ball game comes Off at Oak Point
for the benefit of 1.-THE Evening
Worlds" Sick Babies Fund, between
the Monitor A. c., of Harlem. and the
Pastime Field Club Reserves, also OF
HARLEM. Mr.. G. J. Palmer, VINO Is
dence in the Monitor a. C., especially
after the great game the Monitors put
up at Berg IN Point, last Saturday.
when II took the strong bergen POINT
A G. fifteen innings to decide the game,
the score then standing 10 to u In favor
of the B. p. A. G.. But the manager OF
the Pastime Field Club Reserves. also
has great confidence in his team, there
fore, the game promises to be very
Interesting one from Start to finish, and
reither team will give up hope until
the last hand has been retired In the
ninth inning. go
The admission to see the game will
Journey up TO Oak Point will be guar
anteed to see good game.
The opposing leans will line up In the
following order
Monitor A. G.. Pastime F. c. r.
+. Beaudet, CT. A. Fuller. ss.
7. Holland, 2b. q. Nolan. ID;
W. Costa, ss II. Sailing. 3b.
a. Dempewolf. IT,: Woods; p.
NJ. Cunningham. 3b. Z. Mch1ahon, C.
q. j. Palmer, 10. ~. tlanive, H..
A. Prior, RI. NJ. Winkler, RI.
J. Mangln, C. J; Cra'g, 3D.
II. Dienst, p. L. Leahy, CT
The services of West Roberts. one Of
the old famous Nets. and also once one
OF the New York Reserves. have been
secured and will volunteer to oficiate
AZ the game.
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sympathy and n Job for "DIseour.
ragged"

TO the EdItor
foor discouraged" feel for you having
hAd tht same trouble In securing employment
az stenosrapher and typewriter a. you complain
Of
AT last, after answering all the Advertisement.
could ind. sot my Arst position. After a
few weeks, my employer finding out tina, was
TOO young. gave mo aotics OF dismissal OkindIy
thought and after two months rsking and scrap.
ing have again found a place.
Take courage. and do not give up before try.
ing every available means. II you have cons.
dence In yourself, make 1t a point TO perseyere
Hoping you will begin atrssh In your search for
a position. 1 sign myself,
YOUR sYMPArHIZER
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Prof. Falb, OF Vienna, predicted an
earthquake for New York which was to
arrive yesterday. 1t did not come To
time The probability is that the Pro-
lessor misunderstood the date of the
Lexow Committees reopering.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

English Anarchist Mowbray, is plan
ming to get back to his own country,
He is reported as being disappointed In
the prospects of Anarchy in the United
States. The Republic may well rejoice
In his disappointment.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Britannia's jockeying performance in
yesterdays yacht race, which resulted
in her own beating as well as the de
feat of Vigilant, does not make good
allowing for British fair play.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Yes, BrIns ON the Fruit.

Another voice Of the good times rsviyins noats
to our cars from Tar away California. Never In
the history OF the Pacific coast has there been
such an enormous aud delicious fruit crop PaA.
thbfrut right along Were all feeling happy
enough new 10 enjoy bite. Philadelphia Record.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Had to Cali In More HeIp.

The littie ladies who are conducting a fair at
1875 Madison avenue will this evening auction OF
all their remaining goods On hand So successful
has the fair been that the original managers have
had to call In others to help them.
Those IN charge now are: Mrs Caro- manager ;
fancy table, elhs Muslne- stella buyer: candy
table Eeuha Pcrle, Jessie Strauss; toy table
Lille Stern; wnuessss, Millicent Cohn Cora
FAX; lemonade table Nina strauss jewelTy
Miss L, Cohn: delicatrssen table. Clnra Mahon
5 iic Fox ,grab bags, Selma Musliuer. Tesss
pisrman.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

1t must be quite task. even for a
quadro-headed Police Commission, to
keep a separate mental niche for each
OF the five cases being tried simulta
neously before the honorable Board
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Not Oratory That Talk.

The candidacy OF Levi p. Morton for Governor
Of New York has suggested the objection that he
is not a speechmaker. II is true that Mr.. Morton
s not much OF talkeri It isn't orstory, hut
something slso which he possesses. thA, makes the
mare so--KInsAs Oily Star.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Hair Parting.

Women who are in the habit of parting
their hair should make a new part every
day, not only down the center, but rouno
the line of frizzes as wei. This VIII
prevent the widening of the line that
leads to badness.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
4 Day-und-a-HaIf Fair
To the Editcr:

The incloscd S,s5 proceeds OF a fair held for
Gay and hals at II West Ninoty.ssyenth
street, IL Tor the Sick Babies Fund.
Harry, Eleanor and VIM. UpgtrS Tohn
sInldt Richard Mortimer May Harmon Mana
The evening world., 1894-08-17

The punctuation OF the new Tarif bill
Is defective. SO far, only the misplace
ment or omission OF commas is re-
ported. 1t Is fact, however that the
bill contains none OF the exclamation
points nor marks OF Interrogation which
It's passage caused to be distributed
about the country.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

The accused policemen at present be-
fore the Commissioners are discovering
the difference between trial by jury and
trial by the batch.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
sectionaIIsm I'm PusiIism.

II will 10 noticed that Jim Corbett doesn't
object to doing his talking up North, although
he insists on doing Jackson down South Wash
inEton Post
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Wednesday evening Il grand entertain
ment was held ut the Crawford, n. j.,
Opera-House for the benefit OF 1.-The
Evening World Sick Babies Fund. The
features were Baby Lirs wonderful imi-
tatlons of Vesta Tilley. and little Ruby's
fancy dance. These little tots completely
captivated the audience and were re-
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Held an Entertainment.
To the Editor

~ the tullOf
lnoloseh please hnd ~ cents In stamps. prc-
cesds Of an entertainment At SOS East one Hun.
dTed and Nineteenth street
Abe schNaTtztann, Leon Book.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Open Field, All Hands Inside.

There is no fence around the Geld which con.
tAlns the Republican candidates whose names have
been presented, ana Mr. Fassett'E presence will
be cordially welcomed by his many friends and
admirers. Rochester Democrat
The evening world., 1894-08-17
MCPHERSON. Time 10 Rest

The danger OF profitable speculation In sugar
by Legislators being past, Senator Mcpherson may
make his trip to Europe without fear OF his
reputation being compromised by his cook
Newark Adv aTtiSlr.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Nutmegs Are Deeeitful.

II a nutmeg Is grated at the stalk end
II will prove hollow throughout whereas
the same nutmeg grated from the oth9
end would prove sound throughout
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Quite q difference between the Eng
lish idea Of yacht racing and the Ameri-
can idea.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Readers Of THE EYENING WORLD tearing
az city Tor DC hot months Should and IN their
addsssss and hare THE kHkNiNG WORLD
mailed 10 them regularly.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

In a Senate committee free sugar lies,
deeply buried from human eyes. But
in the hereafter the people may roll the
stone from It's grave away.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Mr.. Fassett's own county OF Chemung
has formally placed him in the field as
gubernatorial aspirant. 1t remains
to be seen If Mr.. Morton can crowd him
on the grass.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
EDITORIAL WISDOM.
munder. Don't Work Both Ways.

"a legislative blunaer' Is aaid to benefit dis
tillers. We have yet to hear OF a Legislative
blunder'' that benefited the publIc.-chicago Post
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Explorer Wellman says he will try
again for the North Pole in 1896. He
has felt the fasclnations OF the game OF
freeze-out.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Good times are coming, therefore talk
rood times.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

in recitation; gentleman too mode st
10 allow his name % l., published. who
Dr. J. c.. Pierson, in baritone solo
Charles j. Ross. whose limitations OF
popular actors made a decided hit; Miss
Ethel Thompson, whose beautiful So
prano voice was heard 10 splendid Rd-
vantage IN ballad; NJ. TraVelle, in
"Sfsdowgraphs;' Il. p. Moore In a vocal
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Mr.. Fassett has hunted the tiger be-
fore. It Is also true that the tiger has
hunted Mr.. Fassett.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Just now nobody Is singing that he
wants to be q pantata and with the
pantatae stand trial
The evening world., 1894-08-17
u Certainly WIN.

To the Editor
We send down $40 aud hope It will help come
sick baby.
Hattie simon. Camilla Stein, Bella simon
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Mr.. Fassett Is older and wiser than
when he ran for the Governorshlp in
1881 II he Is permitted u run in 1884,
he will keep his coat on.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Charlie and Sister

To the Editor;
CHARLIE AND SISTER.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

A California astronomer asserts that
Mars lacks an atmosphere. Probably
then, her signalling Is for breeze.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from contributors 10 the Sick babiss.
Fund will be printed, Many arc In yIs and MI
appear In this column latsT.
The evening world., 1894-08-17

Congress has not done Its full duty
20 long as 1t delays its adjournment.
The evening world., 1894-08-17
BABY LII.

peatedly encored. Both braved the in
clement weather and made the journey
10 Crawford from Harlem 10 aid New
Works little sufferers.
Other amateur and professional ar
lists who appeared were j. +. Bolger,
The evening world., 1894-08-17

10 "e
eau give your Discouraged typewriter ;
position. Yours truly
CHARLES BENTON. Unique Theatre,
Grand street. near Beaiord avenue Brooklyn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
MINERS GO IN MOBS.
Collision With the Troops al
Westville, Ills,
THREE DEATHS ARE THE RESULT.
All Being People Who Were Attend
ing Strictly to Their Own
Business.

One an Old Woman and One a Young
Girl-Anothcr Mob Loots q Store mt
Ladd and the People of the Region Stay
Up All Night-Row at Scottdalc, Pa,
Between Working Negroes and Striking
Huns Becomes IA Riot in Which Citizens
Are Involvcd-Strike News Notes Rather
Quiet Day-Gencral WaIk-Out at Chi
cago Today at 4 p. m.
CHICAGO, July 10.-The great strike of
che allied trades is now certain. The
all-night session of the allied trades of
this city decided that if Pullman re-
fused arbitration every member of a
trades union in this city should walk out.
A committee of the unions, accompanied
by a committee of aldermen, had con.
ference with Vice President Wicker, OF
the Pullman company. and that gentle.
mans reply TO the arbitration was an
emphatic no. The strike viii begin this
afternoon at o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
On the Big Four Road.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July )0.-The Big
again and the st. Louis division of the
system is tied up tight. Morning passen-
ger trains from Mattoon and Terre Haute
were annulled. The officials have served
notice on the strikers that new men would
be sent to take their places. The situa-
ton is very quiet now, but an attempt to
introduce new men will cause trouble at
once. The Chicago and Eastern will at
tempt to move a freight train from this
city, the first time since the strike COM
meuced
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
Incendiary Fro in New York.

NEW YORK, July l0-Fire, with every
appearance of incendiarism, started be-
meath the lower stairway of crowded
tenement house at 1853 Di vision street
about midnight. The tenants for the
most part went to the roof, but pointed
iron fence prevented their escaping thence
until the firemen came and demolished
the fence. Others of the tenants reached
safety by the fire-escape. Lena Appleton
was severely burned and Jacob Epstean
sustained bad wound ON the arm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
A Fact All Lawyers Agree TN.

ANGOLA, Ind, July ION. n. Noble. a
chosen representative of the AmericanRail.
way Union ut Ashley, "a division town on the
Wabash. and w. W. Wyrick, pr oprietor
of the hotel at that place. came to Angola
to consult attorneys regarding a question
of law. The union demanded that Mr..
Wyrick refuse accommodations to the
forty or more United States marshals sent
there by the government to keep order.
Whether or not Wyrick would be liable
for damages if he refuses to entertain
them was the question. All attorneys
consulted, concurred in the opinion that
he would be liable if he did not admit
them to his hotel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
Offering Rewards for Outlaws.

Boise, Ida, July 10.-Governor McCon
nell has received word that part of the
works of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan
mine ut Wardner has been blown up.
Sheriff Cameron wired that he was I'M
able to protect the property The COVER
nor thereupon offered a reward of 81, 900
for the perpetrators of the dynamite out
rage, s., 600 for the men who murdered
knebone at Gem few days ago and 81 900
for the arrest of any persons engaged in
other outrages in the Ceur d \ lene He
also wired the president asking that
troops be sent to the disturbed regions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The president
has sent the following nominations to
the senate: Sherwood Dixon, to be at
torney OF the United States for the north
ern district of Illinois. Postmasters-B.
W. Greer. of Whitehall, Ills; Ambrose NJ.
Craddock, Shelbyville, Ills; John c. Self
nor, Turner, HIS; Nun McCullock, Mont
pelier, Ind; William II. Lightle, Gas
City. Ind; J. VI. Hammond. Hamburg.
Ia, Charles A. Burr, Rochester, Mich.
Is. /. Thomas, Carthage, Mo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
Life Saved by the Strike.

CHICAGO, July l0.-The chronic statis-
tician is ut work ON strike mortality. and
has figured out that the tie-up of the rail-
ways is saving human life 1t is this way
When all the railways OF Chicago are in
active operation they kill two people daily
on an average. The strike has been on
twelve days, and the railroads have been
tied up that length of time. Hence TWEEN
ty-four lives have been saved. Seven per-
sons have been killed as result OF the
strike itself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
A Mayors WAY Ont of the Row,

MINNEAPoIIs, July 10.-Mayor Eustis
telegraphed in reply to Mayor Pngree, of
Detroit, that he would gladly join him in
n request to Debs lin the name Of God,
country and humanity to call OFF this I'M
just strike and boycott, and give our men,
women and children work and bread :"
This done he would join in strongest pos
sible efforts TO secure the arbitration of
the differences between Pullman and his
employees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-10
KELlLY'S ARMY ARRESTED.
Militia OF West Virginia Gather In tn,

Militia OF West Virginia Gather In the
Commonwealers.
CATTLETTBURG, Ky, July 10-Kelly's
commonwealers, who captured the east
bound freight train of the Chesapea Ike
and Ohio arrived at Kenova, w. Va.
Governor McCorkle ordered Companies
and & of Huntington to go to Kenova and
arrest the army. Under directions of
Sheriff lambert the militia arrested them
and are now guarding them near the
depot. The governor and his legal advis-
ers arrived at kenova on a special tran
and tried to induce the army to go back
to Kentucky, which they refused to do.
The men received three meals and seem
contented. The general impression is
that the governor has made a mistake by
stopping them at kenova, as they would
have proceeded on through the state to-
wards Washington