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The evening world., 1894-08-02
lntenperance and In digestion.

Incorporate eadns and drinking is the
chief cause OF indigestion. Few people
starve 10 death: many Kill themselves
eating and drinking. The stomach - be
strong. sound and healthy must have
time to dispose of one meal before any
other fool is Imposed upon it. There are
two elements in the foods ea;en-nu-
tritious and non-nutritious. The nrst is
digestei and products nourishmen:; the
other. not being digesable. is rejected.
From fve to seSen hours should elspse
between meals: furthermore there must
be no eating between meals for good
health AMI good appetite.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Beet n In Mode.

Take the bone from a round OF beef,
MI the space with forcemest made Of
the crumbs Of stale losf, four ounces
Of maIrJW. Two heads Of garlic, chopped
With thyme and parsley, some nut
meg. cloves, pepper and salt, mix It TO a
paste with the yo'ks OF four eggs beaten.
stun the lean part OF the round with H.
and make bahs Of the remainder; sew q
fIlet OF strong linen wide enough to
keep Il round and compact. put Il In 4
vessel Just sufieiently large TO hold II.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Central Opera-House Engaged.

II hard work insures success then the en-
tsrtainmen, which H scheduled to take place in
tb, Central Opera Rout. On tie evening Of sep.
will net a handsome sum Tn. proceeds ar.
10 b. divided tetween IN. Sick Babies Fund
and the Lebanon Hospital IN. ben.at is to be
given under the auspices O. III. Friends OF All
Society the ofcers Of which are Pay Ftin-
berg President NAnit Gold. Nioe-President
Herman Ftinberr Treasurer AArvn Levin.
Financial SECRETARY sidney Baue- Secretary
and Fred Hutter. Chairman. These little peo-
pie are busily enrAFsd IN getting donations TO
help along their work. aud appeal 10 IN. vari-
oux merchants fOi AID
The evening world., 1894-08-02

uiAera "a ttat after lssins - 75u,,ds
she hal 80 left she Na.. ia1e-l.
woman e Weight in her sphere spd h.-
sphere YVES formerly ihs; Of tbt dime
museum. Evsa hal she recovered her
health after being herefi o. 70 many
pounds. her MANAGERS would stll! have
had occasion - mourn st- loss
The evening world., 1894-08-02
lie, the Babe. Roll on the Grass.

Il the bditcT.
am in a 20 ton where ! poor. rick chill
drtn earned Srtas W and Gown TIC hard hot
SIDEWALK al hour Of N, night What rcli,f
Tor the watcher srd I'i9 T. lhe little one n
they YER allowed ihs city Hsn PARK gIEss
dot 10 sit On. Can !ou not iu,src.ds n the!.
tr'su 80 trs Fsarl IN Sd1iuon 70 vrsr YOU
are alrlsig dJ.ng' NATCHNAS.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Just Like Real Actors.

Aurriealy gotten up .n,.rtAinmen, Wa gwen
q, III ElE; sirty-nints stree; Tussday evening
which realised 3. for us battle, TIE prime NOV
.rF ip- Tn. AGAR were Stella sietel and Guss..
EisemEn. assisted by Lawrence sies.l Ruth Ste
re and willie HugheA Two little plIyt were
Eivsr entitled Ret Riding Hood and Snow
white willie Terry and Otto Seamsn BACKED
their faces AID sang and PLAYED the hErnoniHA
very sceeptsely, and ali concerned osssrve great
credit FOR their efurT-
The evening world., 1894-08-02
FraaKipanEi Tart.

Pound eight macaroons fine: pour sui
hcient boiling milk over them 10 form !
light batter; add six well-beaten eggs
sWee;en a little. pour into q saucepan
and stir over the FIRE until 1t thicksns
add a quarter OF cupful of butter and
one teaspoonful Of orange extract. or IN ;
juice OF one orange: line dish with pas
try, add the mixture and bake t~ent'
minutes: Just before serving aft pos,
dered sugar over II. -.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

In intimating that Senator Murphy
mag not .sei equal u the burden OF carry
ing on the campaign in the State this
Pail. and may. therefore. retire from
The chairmanshlp Of the State Com
uiltee. the great Where-did- he get-it
shows = touching consideration for the
man from Troy. And his ideas are
rDukhed In the delicate phraseology pos
ribis only 20 the disinterested, dispss-
sLopats man who Is out OF politics-per-
HapEL
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Talent Ie Wanted.

lsir and entertainment in aid OF The sick
Babits Funa will be hello In u. Old Homestead
Third avenue. between Sinetieth and Ninety
nrs, streeit Aug 20 sae IL r.. nfsr 10
under tn. direction 0, y. Hacker !. LouiG. c.
wiuterbtrg Ans J. ShonEY, who are working hard
10 insure i;s success Thty In need OF
'es more performers who will volunteer their
services Any who will appear In behalf Of this
erei; charity may address / Loait ,0 Ess;
NINETY fourth street
The evening world., 1894-08-02
BUTTERFLY Clubs FniT.

L ste Eift-'
We 'sy r'msc-r % th' B1l's-ry cub. h-rl
small ..- ~ 80 a-rea; - ut So Bate.
TH7t. We s.uS..-d - e. IrrIos-l yrr 49, frs
cheek for that 'uu. Hsgibs It oil he o.
some .FrNIrS 90 hGu.
IINE PuGH lRNISG Louis
ERFD REssE. I.AE LOUIS
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Small men have had their heads
turned by the yacht cap There has
been tremendous sale this year. and
the English race that blew Mr.. Gsuld
into prominence stirred up the TRADE.
Just now oruers are ahead OF the sup
ply. The demand IS for blue cloth.
Of light weight. with three gclc BANDS
and the emblem OF victor! worked in
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Blonde. Do Not Jump At a Chance.

To the DdItoi:
slonoes as rul. are. ! will admit stetd-
test and tru. but for ths COuras. TO tsk, th. bull
BY thu horns as may say 10 Civ. III. wore
that tn. who ADORE, her 10 waiting for ah :.
there &c wbery abe tlIteH The reason this lASk
o. courage 10 displayed. IN ny mind, 10 that Is
rub. blondes are the pets Of the household and the
admiration that IL bestowed upon them in their
homes by the parents turns the little bloDd. ,
head. and at times she thinks only Of her vvee,-
heart. and al times N. old .oIkI hold tn. trump
card II her even But TIE poor fellow figures uL
nothing BY; hsr as his VII. 70 b. lsorne dEyy and
be AWAIT the word from heron.'s papa
''Fi0rris or Margaret di IL. case nIy be- you
can nov 90 forth and Soin him." Blu, viii sh. Do
II then. Al there's the rub, ! KNOWS
The evening world., 1894-08-02
NIFTY PAGE
Lillian SCHNEIDER.

NIFTY PAGE
has been credited. Mrs Foster, owner
o. the building al sixth avenue. gave
the use OF the store free OF charge, and
the little girls soon filled II with fancy
ARTICLES cake, candy and lemonade.
The fair was held on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Of last
week. and the girls In charge worked
like beavers - insure IL being a success.
MANY little tots will he grateful for the
God done by these children.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

To the tufior.
F1rNss receive ineIosed u .: for tb. So Esbiet'
Pune Who'd ne collected al a little Stand on
Avenue 4 bS'vCtn Eighv fourth sRe Eighty
hrh rgrer.G We hope that thit nouss VIII DC
solEs COOS 10 the sirE bshiss
KATIE HAGUIRE, eleven !tAr. CID
"AGDA StELLEk Esysn Neart 3le
FElEUA ROEhER, thirteen yetrt oil
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Just why exhibitors Of bullet-proof ar
NOR should be stopped and wild ANNA
trainers and purposeless balloonists al
lowed to keep on risking their lives and
limbs is one Of those things no logical
observer Of events can study out
The evening world., 1894-08-02

To the Eater:
!. rr doesIt cit IN hes lover, lap ant
show herself to be Iaectionat. In som. degree,
then b. oush; 70 look for a more loving girl tor
. wife ! cont countensnc. such actions in =
couple who arr not bonk-hde lov era, expecting 10
be marie. 'Chuncr' may b. informed slE9
What's in . kiaY' Smallpox sometimes but
perhaps HI, question me.ns What does j; sign!ty'
a kiss from a mothers lips to her child siEnite,
:Eai she will lie ready 10 stand between her or
sy-irg and the world II he be a convict she
would 60 10 jail with him II be tired and
hurt ctid the xia contains balm from that
soo;her human woes-s mothers hear 4
liver mar HI. lis intended ]; Sc then TIE
ne@ss. o. IN. erection which IN. girl would
80 well TO appreciate a; the time a. they are
usually scarce t.tIr marrikkA CT.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
PLAGUE OF BLACK SPIDERS.
Indiana Man who Swallowed One
IL Dead.

COLUMBUS Ind. Aug Prom Eek
erly comes the report that there Is
plague OF black spiders IN Crawford
County and parts - Perry. Several
persons have been bitten
only one death has resulted, The
victim sWsllowtl q srGe' while drink
Ing from jug Mang Of these spiders
are OF enormous size
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Secret sessions never do any good
Why can't the public business be trans
TED openlyT'' Park Commissioner
III asked the question, ana NOBODY
build answer it. But the Park Board
tent into executive session just the
same Really. however. 1t wouldn't
be 20 bad IL It's meetings were the only
secrets the Park Board had.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Aslu. F.itmsn Liable Ney and Ann. super
Will manage . tAir tina, will be given Aug :,
and at .: IVES, One Hundred and Twenty fifth
stree, for tn. Sck BABIES Fund. The eoorI viii
Re open from 50 P N 10 1880 P. N The
pshert will be MeExrh solomon P. Keckef and
Harry A BltlGky.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Listeners outside Of the Police Head
quarters yesterday could hear the
merry swish Of the whitewash brush in
side and the glad rejoicings over the
Completeness Of the jobs when finished.
Great % whitewash
The evening world., 1894-08-02

10 n . little sing ular that the subject
OF voting machines should occupy the
attention Of the Constitutional Conven-
don just AT this time. when the idea Of
good citizens 10 TO drag voters away
from the machines
The evening world., 1894-08-02

ADD pint Of red wine. cover it with
sheets or tin or iron, set II IN a brick
oven properly heated. and bake il three
hours: when done. skim the fat from d.
gravy. thicker IL with brown -four. add
some mushroom and walnut ketchup,
and serve IL up garnished with force
meat halls fried. II is still better when
eaten cold with salad
The evening world., 1894-08-02

gold leaves The cost Is S75 retail.
Caps without the gold braio and with
the laurel Hr~s tbs are worth s.. and
those with braid. minus the decoration,
are the same price. Plain navy blue
cloth caps al Us are the very best for
little iubterS
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Another Sidewalk Fair.
TO the Editor

To ths Editor.
Inclosed you will nod sl.U the result OF a lit
lie tar which We held our block. sscopd ave-
pus near Eighty -Eixth street. yesterday morning
for the Sick BabieE Fund
F1orrie CerrttE Naomi Levy,
BefBie GGrretEon. Lewis Gtrrttt-
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Artichoke salad.

WISH thoroughly and quarter some
worry young art.chokes. Remove the
chokes. and eat them like "a dishes. with
pepper, salt vinegar asd oil. They
taste like nuts, ana make a nice relish.
Time 10 prepare, ten minutes
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Satisfy salad.

Boil the satisfy till perfectly tender.
drain It and cut II into inch lengths
Put It on a dish. and pour over II any
simple salad dressing, OF toss II up
lightly with oil. vinegar. salt. pepper
and chopped ravigcte. Garnish as
fancy dictates. Time TO boil the satisfy.
one hour.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

never takes any vacation is illustrated
by the activity In gambling and other
iaw-breaking circles while the Good
Government Clubs. city Clubs and othei
reform organizations are taking their
Summer outing.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Potato stew.

Boi! q square Of picked pork in two
quarts .; water: when done, take out,
score and brown in the oven. Add 10
the liquor t'u sliced raw potatoes. two
small onions sliced: boil half an hsur
add q teacupful of milk and . beaten
egK.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
4 Club of -Four.

To the Editor.
W. four trisod, dubbed together snd collected
- IS from friends for the benefit Q: thu Sick
Babies Fund- Il Is no; . very large sum but
We did the best We could Compliments OF
ANNIE BROWN. ssl Stanton stree, AGED u;
ROSE ELLA CLARK 81 Stanton stree; ased II;
KATIE GorTLfEB "a Stanton street, aged II:
EVELYN REhaCl-E. Cannon street aged L.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Chicken soup Noodles.

Knead ten or fifteen minutes sifted
hcur with q little salt into a beaten egg.
Ion TO thin sheet dust with -four,
fold and roll very thin into a tight roll.
slice from the ends with a very sharp
knife, shake out the strips and drop
them into the Liquor IN which chicken
has been boiled: boil twenty minutes
The evening world., 1894-08-02

a pound Of sugar, the juice OF three
large oranges and Of two lemons. pint
OF strong tea pint OF rum and
quart OF claret.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Proceeds of n Fair.
I. To the

To the Edltof.
Inciossd please fns ms being the proceeds
o. fsi hsld on July ?! for the btnehi ct tho
SICK Battles Fund al SVs E.N stV.nt! rita street
Anna W.,sE. Belle ElEaeT
Amelia RilT. Julia kautE
The evening world., 1894-08-02
BRIGHT silver.

To keep your silver bright without
constant cleaning, which is Injurious to
the plated articles. dissolve small
handful Of bcrax in dishpan OF hoi
water with a little soap. put the silver
In and let II stand all the morning Tor
afternoon os the case may be-, then
pour on the suds, rinse with clear cold
water and wipe with a soft cloth.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Mr.. Croker says Senator Murphy has
not received much recognition from the
Administration. Possibly this is true.
But think what the collar and cum in
dustr1es OF Troy have received from the
enriR-framera.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Pair Under n Tree.

To ths EdHfgr.
" Lr't a 's'r under tee On Fast Elgh'y-
fJar,A suee. Ine send you 81 ala We took In
q hsiy tie Gck EzbieA
il-Tmine HShu NirhAs home.
Gretchen Won LnasbsTg f1oreneG koil=f
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Fine Girls In Brooklyn.

To the Editog:
civil Engineer mus; BE very particular. II
from among ATTY young ladies he cannot and even
please him PLEASE. Civil Eagileef.' do
not 50 70 Europe for wife Tht-s are plenty Of
In. girl, in Brooklyn. Seek among them
@ p. Broolivn
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Collected by Two Girls.

To the Editor:
Ioelos.i pleas. and eherk for Sc: being the
srvun, which -. hsr. collected from our friends
for tn. b,peht Of thu poor SICK hahies
DORA LoEWESTHAL
80 East Eighty second street.
IDA r. TiLToN.
$50 East Eighty -ssoond Hrcst-
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Peach Pie.

Take juicy and mellow peaches; peel.
stone and slice them; then put them in
a deep pie plate lined with the under
crust; sprinkle through them a euficient
quantity Of sugar. equally distributed:
put In about a tablespoonful Of water;
dust little nour over the top: cover
with a rather thick crust and bake
nearly an hour
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Ridiculoa. Eton Caps.

Down at Spring Lake there are boy
with tutors, pretending to make up lost
lessons. These young wsgs put in an
hour or so day at Latin and srithme-
tic and devote the best part OF the time
The evening world., 1894-08-02

cha sing the wind in ridiculous Eton caps.
They are made Of serge ana eioth'
with a peak like a vsder's bill ana NJ
like a glove. Hstters send them by
post 10 the new converts for o. cents
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Four Little Helpers.


L ire E-'a
ne -a rHsav1 children he'd tr cu.s-.Siu-
NEST vhiaE realized 8. 20 ig- ths : l. R.lies
lN13. H,I1RE tr!s snlF Ilogat nay i.lp Tho
Enot nsrs' remsip !rrr vtli.N shea
Aitsu kule l!STry Wgurs
KIT W lut. G7-it liasr.sr
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Five in THE,

10 the Editor
lnrlosed please nnd :; cents IN. proceeds Q;
IN entertainment gwen a. 5tS Newark avenue,
J.-tey City Height by Alice King Master Chss
walker and Master Stephen King. Assisted BY
Jessie Mcbride and Bella Cumming X.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Take 4 handful Of pearl barley, wash 1t
and put in quart OF water. Lei it
simmer for one hour: add salt, q little
sugar and the Juice OF an orange. II
too thick add more water
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Mosquito Bite Cure.

with ammonia the poison will evsp-
crate and the sw cling be avoided.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
FAIR IN A STORE.
Three Little Girls Worked Hard To
Make IL a Success.

Lillian Schneider. Marian Colver ana
Kittie Page are three misses living in
the vicinity of Ell Sixth avenue. They
got up a fair for the Sick Babies Fund
and succeeded In raising nl.25 which
The evening world., 1894-08-02

One proof that the war in the East
has begun in earnest is the amount Of
ab1e-bodied lying displayed in the con-
1ietinS reports of the first engagements.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

after pining and plnIng until she had
Iest ~ pounds Of hesh. Camden woman
ia,1 her down and died This does not
Arpear rsmarlsable. Most people would
Hn4 fatal the loss OF great deal less
NJ 1ro.sdnpois. The fact which distin-
1f4z1cs iS.s goman's case above al
The evening world., 1894-08-02

II my be that even two raids will not
finish up 'Tat.ie Monte Carlo" But the
END rs cot to come.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Ex-Gov. Boies In still one Of the Demo
enass looking forward His speech a;
the Iowa State Convention shows that
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The TsriH couferrees DO not agree ln
Their stories about the conference stu
alton any better than they DO about N,
tariff Itself.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Your Letter Win Appear La,.r.

Al letters frUis contribution TO ~. sick .Sb,es
a nc Wi' - pTtnied. MAJ are Ia t!Fs sad win
al gear IN ,ais eOlgIan latsr.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Speaking Of harmony. the united voices
Of honest citizens might Reproduce
long lost chord In New York Clty.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

None OF the theorists as 10 why Vigil
liant lost has advanced as = plausible
reason the fact that Britannia finished
The evening world., 1894-08-02

sAratoga's springs may be perennial.
II Is doubtful II comforting politicians
can show them 10 be millennial.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Is IL a case Of almost persuaded" with
the ob1urate Senator's? The days Of
grace are no, yet passed.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The value Of the point OF view was
never more clearly illustrated than in
TIE pcnding Japanese-Chinese confIct
The evening world., 1894-08-02

How II . police captain 10 know that
there is gambling in his preciDc; before
Il las been proven at his trial,
The evening world., 1894-08-02

II was not EDWARD Man Leyys
Krumm Of eomfort which occupied the
stand yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
From q Connecticut Friend.

To "a. Editor:
Iaciusei pleas. ind .: fer ~, Sick Bsee5
Fund FRIEND Greenwich. Conn
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The whitevash market has not. as yet.
begun - show the effects Of tn. police
fri.lx
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Now n the Giants lucky star will hold
On one day longer all VIII be well.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

lie; Iowa's cry OF NO surrender" reach
syery so5d Democrat Ia C9agrkss.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

All the numbers on the programme
were remarkably well rendered and A.
va nciAlly and srtisucally the benefit was
. huge success.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Eundes Of TIE EHINLse WORLD iearsps
dc e1v (er DC hot saoafs xA0std and 10 0.>-
ed6rssss and koN THE AWNING WORLD
sanfls6 - Gen sep.dartsL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Manitou Clubs Ball and Supper
Last Evening.

One of the most brilliant social events
of the season was the final ball of the
series of ten that have been given by the
Manitou club, at the Parker-Christenson
hall last evening Entering the hall
through canopy that had been placed
over the sidewalk, the eye was met by a
scene of oriental splendor, a veritable
fairy bower-a mass of flowers. many
hued and fragrant, of lights innumerable
and delicate filmy, soft draperies, of
feathers, plumes and wreathes. The
music, hidden by a bank of ferns and
palms, foated dreamily out upon une ear.
The perfume of the lilies, mingling their
odor with that of the rose. made the air
heavy with their odor. And in and about
among all this splendor the most charm
breathing. living opponents of all grace
and beauty, the sparkling eyed, rosy
checked, laughing girls with merry voices
and nimble feet keeping time to entertain
ing music. Costumes of rare and costly
fabrics laces, jewels and embroideries.
AT the end of the hall on a raised plat
form, a series of tableaux were presented.
colored lights, was used to Illustrate 10th
the tableaux and the dancers, the electric
light being turned out meanwhile. The
minuet, under such circumstances. was
very dainty and beautiful.
A supper was served during the inter
mission by a popular caterer. A lash
light photograph was made of the assem-
blaze A programme of twenty-one
dances was gone through with, and The
merry party said goodbye with MANY re
The decorations by Will McAIlister and
DR.. Whitney, have never been surpassed
in the city The burden of the manage
ment of the parties has been on Mr.; and
Mrs. Fred J. Hill. who have worked I'M
ceasingly for their success, their efforts
being ably seconded by George Knox. A.
D. Tobin, J. NJ. Sullender and II J..
Rivers, who formed the committee:
The series Of parties may well be said
to have gone out in d blaze of glory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13
Fashions in Girls, Names.

The most important change in the nam
ing of girls has been the growing disin-
clination to give them more than one
name. the object of this being that when
a woman narries she may easily COM
bine nor full maiden name with her new
surname. A three word signature is much
prettier and more convenient than one
composed of four words. Then, too, i'm
mediate recognition of her own as well
as of her husbands surname, and the
convenience in genealogical research and
legal transactions. are Two reasons of
sufficient Importance to warrant the COM
bInation were there no others.
With this fashion in girls names has
come. as in boys, a disinclination 70 use
diminutives OF pet names. Mollies. Mag
eies, Katies and the various feminine
les and "ys" are as scarce as their
masculine counterparts, Jimmie and VII
lie Mary, MarGeret and Katherine have
taken the place Of the former and James
Comm ercial Advertiser.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13

W V. Hess and Dr. A n. Perkins.
of Fredonia, Kansas, were yesterday
morning thrown out of buggy, on
West Temple street near First South,
but fortunately, neither were injured
in the least. Mr.. Hess plucllily chung
to the lines and prevented his horse
from running away and dragging the
vehicle behind him.
The accident was due to horse at
tached to heavy road cart, which had
been left united by his owner near the
corner of First South and West Tenn
pie. The gentlemen were out for a
pleasure drive and Mr.. Hess was driv-
ing his handsome horse, which is full
of life and metal AS the buggy passed
in front of the horse attached to the
cart, the animal started up and headed
direct for the buggy, Seeing what was
coming, DR.. Perkins made an effort to
frighten the horse away, but without
effect The shafts OF the cart caught
the wheels of the other vehicle, turn
ing the latter clear over and throwing
both gentlemen out. AS before stated
Mr. Hess. although upon the ground
chung to the lines and with the assist
ance Of q number of gentlemen who
had witnessed the accident soon Gained
his horse. The hind axle of the buggy
was bowed in such manner that the
wheel went under the bed.
The runaway kept straight down