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The evening world., 1894-08-13
A CONFESSED FORGER.
Eichel Arrested on the Arrival Of
La Champagne.
Admits that He Obtained 81, 944
Marks by Fraud.
Remanded to Ludlow Street jail to
Await Extradition.

Solly Eichel, a well-dressed and highly
groomed German ciotaIer, Of Frankfort
on-the- Main, arrested yesterday on the
arrival OF the French liner La Cham
payne on charges Of embezzlement and
forgery preferred by Ferdinand Ritschl.
the German Consul in New York. was
taken before United States Commits
sloner Alexander this morning.
Eichel can lay part OF the blame OF
his arrest to the accidental discovery OF
a handkerchief in his valise bearing his
initials. When Deputy United States
Marshal Bernhard boarded the Cham
payne, Eichel gave the name of Sal
mony." as it was also registered on the
first class passenger list, and said he was
merchant going to Galveston, Tex.
When proof against him was presented
he acknowledged that his name was
Eichel
Eichel is accused by Gottscho & Co,
bankers, OF the Main, OF
having, between June - and July e
last. obtained from them the sum OF
81, yA marks. about s2J,UU in American
money, on forty-four different checks 10
which he had forged the name of Fred
erick Muenche.
When arrested Elchel had sl2O ir
German money and a ticket to Calves
ton, Tex, in his possession. In his hiI
pocket he carried a loaded revolver
When he was placed under arrest he
made dive for the weapon. but il wa:
taken away from him by the Deput!
Marshal.
Eichel told Commissioner Alexander
that he had spent the money. He sale
| he would waive examination and wa.
| ready to return to Germany.
Commissioner Alexander committed
| him to Ludlow Street Jail until the ex
tradition papers are received from
| Washington.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Gifts Mt Baptism,

Gifts to infants at their baptism are
OF ancient origin. Formerly the spon-
sors generally offered gilt spoons to the
child. These spoons were called apostle
spoons. because the figures OF the twelve
apostles were carved at the top OF the
handles. Rich sponsors gave the COM
plete set OF twelve. while for those who
were not so opulent four was consid-
cred the proper number. and poor spon-
sors would content themselves with OF.
fering one. In the latter case the han
die OF the spoon generally exhibited the
figure of any saint In honor OF whom
the child received Its name. II is In
allusion 70 this custom that. when Gran
The evening world., 1894-08-13
A Luther Gal.

To the Editor;
Twas a wintry night In Dec. boys.
That l took in a church affair.
I'd never been there often. 90 you can bet felt
rather queer.
Twas there my fate met.
In a pair OF dark brown eyes,
And they seemed an easy catch.
Very much to my surprise.
So in my clumsy way the owner admired
got an Introduce and her address l soon ac'
quired.
We got along nicely. boys
For about or mos more.
Until one day I was fred.
And you bet felt rather sore
Look out for church gals nowadays lads
'Tis there met my fate.
Especially II you're sporty
90 beware ere tits too late. B. LESNIRG.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The record smashing OF The Evening
World" Sick Babies Fund OF 1894 goes
merrily on.
During the thirteen weeks JUST passed
the corps OF free physicians have visited
1880 families. treated ll.4O children
and given relief to 3,752 needy patients.
The Fund has si6,6ll.7i to its credit and
the prospect OF adding several thousand
dollars more.
Something very nice Is expected from
the all-day vaudeville show at Proctor's
Theatre. The benefit Is set for Wednes-
day. and Manager +. T. Proctor has
very generously volunteered 10 donate
one-half the box receipts to The Even
ing World charity. the other half 10 go
to the Children's Aid Society.
The midsummer entertainment will be-
gin at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
VIII continue without interruption until
10 o'clock In the evening. There are .Gup
seats In a delightfully."- cool theatre, the
prices range from Is to - cents and
every one should be secured
The list OF attractions IL rs long as
an auction sale OF a book lovers library.
Don't miss 1t, and don't forget the la 10.
Wednes lay, Aug, Is, nor the place, Proc
tors Theatre, Twenty-third street be.
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues Halt
the receipts go to the Sick Babies Fund
and every dime in the Fund goes to the
children Of the tenement house poor.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Quick Rice Pud ding.

From a quart of milk put into bowl
four tablespoonfuls. Cook tescupful
and a half of raisins in the remainder
twenty minutes. Beat the yolks Of four
eggs with the milk in the bowl. Add
six teacupfuls OF boiled rice to the milk
and raisins; cook five minutes, stirring
constantly; stir in the eggs and milk,
two teaspoonfuls of SALT teacupful
and a half OF sugar and little grated
nutmeg or cinnamon. Stir till the pud-
ding reaches the boiling point and let II
boil three minutes. Cover the top with
a meringue OF the whites of eggs and
two tablespoonfuls of white sugar and
brown in the oven.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Nerve Messages.

Don't send your nerve telegraph mes
sage from Chicago to New York around
by way of San Francisco and New Or
leans.
Reason. In sending a nerve message
to the right arm, cultivate the habit OF
keeping the left arm and right and left
leg quiet until they are needed, that YOU
may not squander the dollars Of energy
n. B.-Practise moving one arm oil
leg and experiment until you gain com
plete relaxation of parts not in use.
This control OF body Is very important
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Spiced Salm O n.

Boil a salmon, and after wiping It dry,
set 1t to cool; take of the water in which
1t was boiled and good vinegar each
equal parts, enough to cover it; add to
it one dozen cloves. ss many small
blades of mace or sliced nutmeg, one
teaspoonful OF whole pepper. and the
same Of allspice: make it boiling hot,
skim It clear. add butter tthe Tize of a
small egg, and pour over the fish; set
II in cool place. When cold, 1t is fit for
use, and will keep for a long time, COW
cred close, in a cool place. Serve instead
OF picked oysters for supper A fresh
cod is very nice, done in the same man.
ner.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
She's a Typewriter Now.

To the Editor
Kindly insert the following in your valuable
paper:
About six years have elapsed since l was sc-
quainted with young schoolgirl OF the east
side. whose name Is Annie. She has now turned
to be a typeSriter. l have tried to renew our
acqusintance by sending her two letters in
which I expressed my pleasure OF seeing her,
my future prospects &c The hrst letter she
didn't answer at ALL and to the second she said
that she would give me the privilege to speak
to her think I ought to have asked her for
a written pass-eard. She is so stuck up that
she hardly cares to recognize me. and am very
anxious to hold a conversation with her wouldn'
some OF your brilliant readers advise me what to
do PROSPECTIVE PHYSICIAN.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
POLITICIANS ARRESTED.
Locked Up In Indianapolis for
breaking the sunday Law.
lBy Associated Press)

lBy Associated PTeSs)
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. lS.-Great ex-
element prevails here ever the arrest
OF four political leaders for breaking
the Sunday law. The prisoners are Lee
roy Templeton. candidate for Governor
in 1892; Philip Rappaport editor of the
German Daily Tribune, a Socialist pub
lication; Thomas Jefferson Gilligan. and
Col" Allen Jennings, late of Coxeys
Amy.
The arrests were made by Town Mar
shall Perry, OF West Indianapolis, who
was present at the meeting held in the
afternoon, and warned them that the
night meeting could no: be held. No at
tention was paiu to the warning, and
the Marshal. with a number of depu-
ties. placed the speakers under arrest
last night They were at once taken
before Justice Allen and sent TO Jail 10
await a hearing, Habeas corpus pro-
ceedings will be had to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Little French Lesson.

Venez avec moi-Come with me.
Gu allez-vouz?-Where are you going
Au marche aux fieurs-To the flower
market.
Allons, Alons Come, Come!
from me.
Par ici-This way.
I'm joli bouquet-A pretty nosegay.
Cest beau-It is beautiful.
Envoyez chercher une voiture-Send for
a carriage.
Nous voulons revenir a temps pour la
table d'hote-We wish to return In time
for the table d'hote.
Nouz avez-vous reserve des places?-
Have you reserved seats for us?
Out, mesdames. mettez-vous la-Yes,
ladies', sit down there
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Some OF the bellies OF Asia have
weakness for pink finger tips. The
juice OF red berries and roots are used
as aye, and n common practice Is an In
lection of SIENNA unicr the rails. The
best women ie America consider highly
polished ana rose-tinted nails the
height Of vulGarity. Certainly the fash
ion is changing. Superior cultivation
weakens the sails, destroying the latent
oil and causing extreme brlttleness.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Curtains for the Dinins-Room.

in a dining room. Even wood colors
may be displeasing. Light oak furniture,
such as enterrrislng firms sell for antique
oak, is ugly as tartar sauce in day
light Cheap cherry finish is better than
the bilious yellow OF a better wood. In
the way of portieres only reeds or grass
canvas is pertinent Woolien. stuff and
tapestry hangings hold the fumes OF
foods and tobacco. White cross-bar or
dotted muslin is the window -dra ping
material par excellence. Any window
that brings into view an unpleasant
| scene should be painted, draped OF
screened during mealtimes. Pictures
and transparencies are easy to get II the
| light is a luxury.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Do not be continually asking people to
come and see you. Perhaps they had
rather not
Do not ask friends TO do commissions
for you among acquaintances In town
where they may be going to visit.
Do not delay when you are ready to
leave after a call or visit. Do not linger
at the door in saying good-by.
When in doubt as to the propriety of
an act a little out of the ordinary, do
not do 1t; be conventional.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
B. LESNIRG.
Christian. Have Rights, Too

To the Editor:
For Evolution" The same right that every
man has to assume that his honest convictions are
true; the same right the dissenter has to assume
that his dissents are true; the same that you
have to assume that your dogmatic declarations
are true. Why argue about a doctrine II you DO
not believe it, And n you believe 1t why not
assume It as true? Would you have an honest
man assume as false what he believes TO be true.
assume true what he believes to be false7
10 II on this loose principle OF sincerity that vou
argue with me! In logic the major and minor
Of every argument is assumed TO be true until
the dissenter or opponent proves It to be false
DO not your own words assume as true that we
have right TO assume our religion true
| against a dIssenter! Have Christians no rights
as against dissenters. objectors and inndels? You
| seem to infer they have not. But the Christian
| religion does not rest assumption. II is
fact OF human experience, as patent as the sun
that shines at midday. This is the position OF the
! Christian, and SO long as he Is not driven from
| II by logic. reason and evidence-not by bias
phemy and bufoonery-he has a right to assume
Christianity to be true, and every other system Of
religion to be false To suppose that this institu
tion 50 interviewer in every fibre OF civilized
society. so dominant in its thought and movement
could be overthrow by the fsilacies. sophistrfei
and downright falsehoods OF a handful of shall
low. noisy directors. Is vain The reasons tina
gave 1t a beginning. a development and a growth
up to the present time, when It is the mos
powerful factor OF human society. cannot be over
come by joke or play upon words The res
sons Of its origin. growth and development ar
the reason OF Its perpetuity. !. d. C.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Dance or Evening Dress.

The young girl who desires a simple.
unpretentious dance or evening dress
will take one of the fresh. spotless white
embroidered gowns. with yoke or bands
made over a color, with finer en-
broidery introduced In the trimming.
and with plenty of ribbons. The very
sheer muslins-in white or pale color.
preferably yellow or pink-or the deli
cate organdies or dotted swisses, are
equally satisfactory, made over the col
ored silk slips.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Homemade Iee-Crean,

Excellent homemade" ice-cream 10
prepared as follows: To three fresh
eggs add one cupful OF graduated SUI
gar thoroughly beaten, the cream from
a pan of milk that is we'll scalded, and.
IL possible. another cupful of cream.
Beat again, adding desired Havoripg.
Now add quart or more OF the scalded
mornings milk, one more cupful of SUI
gar, or a scant cup to a quart, then
freeze,
The evening world., 1894-08-13
VERY NEAR $4,000.
The Babies Fund Record-Smash'
ing Still Goes Merrily On.
In Thirteen Weeks 132,895 Fami-
lies Have Been Visited.
II, 44O Children Treated and 3,1o2
Needy Patients Relieved.
The Inscriptions.

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The evening world., 1894-08-13

The woman who ran down an east-side
street the other day garmentiess and
crazy. had TO be hustled all the way to
q police station along the sidewalk in
full public view. Had New York been
possessed. as II should be. OF a proper
police signal and patrol wagon service
this would not have been the case. The
poor creature could have been kept In
sSn,e friendly shelter while the wagon
~ss beinK sent for. aud could then have
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Once more the Central Labor Union
arises To- voice the question which is
interesting all the taxpayers: What be-
came Of that 81 ,nD,OO) park appropria-
tion. Somebody has promised an item
lied account OF expenditures. What Is
wanted is an exact accounting for the
money. Who got II? And what for?
And what did that honest labor get out
Of It for whose benefit the amount was
appropriated?
The evening world., 1894-08-13
silver Pen sends 81.

To the Editor;
Enclosed kindly apply TO the Sick Babies Fund,
which tender In eager anticipation and hope
for the speedy restoration to health OF Stanley
Loeb Of Providence, X. l.. who now lies suffer
ing AT the Chldrens Hospital at Boston. Mass.
from a recent operation on his little limb, which
he 50 bravely endured Hence the sentiment 10
inspired incidentally by the grand work Of your
fund. SILVER PEN.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
D.rd Hody in the North River.

The body OF en- unknown man was found in th'
North River at the foot Of Franklin street, at
O'Clock this morning. lie was apparently sbou
fogty-nvs years old had dark hair and mustAche
wore a jumper, dark trousers. white socks am
lac shoes Around his waist was a leather bel
laundry check The body which Was very mucl
de Imposed, vas sent TO the horgue
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Sold Toys on the street.


lnrlo'ed please nnd r:o in pos,ss. stamps,
which We have made for the Sick Babies Fund
bv selling our little toys We hs. on the street
Hoping II will help some sick baby and make a
mothers heart happy,
IDA NEELT el3 Fast Eighty ninth street.
ROSIE HlNCH clS East Eighty-nnth street.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Pineapple Cream.

Beat half pint OF sweet cream until
1t is stiff Peel and chop a pineapple.
and the juice OF n lemon and two-thirds
of a cup of powdered sugar: dissolve an
ounce OF isinglass in little hot water.
and mix all lightly together, and pour
into mould. When wanted turn IT
carefully on the dish in which 1t 10
SERVED
The evening world., 1894-08-13
She Is a Talking Machine.

To the Editor
anu very fond OF a young lady, a college girl
and call to sec her often She has a twin ,ist.r
who Is a talking machine In good order. Every
time pay my lady love a visit she comes in
the parlor and talks necessarily. asking and an
swerng her own questions What want to know
IL. What do in such a dilemma. am
in . QulndAry. c. II. z W. r.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Attorney-General Moloney thinks the
Law CT Illinois can reach the Pullma \
Company. Attorney-Genorsl Dlney sim
stands in his old position Of assuming
that the laws Of the United States can't
reach any combine OF capitalists
The evening world., 1894-08-13
II VIII DO Them Good.

To the Editor:
We had fair in front OF tn. suohmeIer Cot.
tsge West End avenue for one afternoon and
have made SIS. n to help the Sick Babies Fund
along. We all hope that 1t viii do the little ones
good
Mllie r. Mack, Helen Hainaman,
Stella strauss Norma Strauss
West End. n J.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The rains In the West, with the conse-
queDt revival OF a part OF the threatened
corn crop, mark the beginning Of the end
OF hard times. Providence Is on our
side. even though Congress is unable TO
pass the Tariff bill. which would be
worth more TO US than good crops.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Fair Was n Success.



The fair held At ~ Wilson street, Brooklyn.
Was a success II was lovely night and all the
children came In smiling. Every one was anxious
to buy and everything was sold chesply Follow
ing we're the members OF the Committee:
Emma Slocum. Bella Gornerlv.
Johnny Phalen, Eddie Rat'gsn
Fanny Cross, Hattie Driskoll.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
A Physiological Explanation.

To the Editor;
As to blondes being quck-tsmpsred. well, that
depends on whether their head Is wide at the
ears, Ss also somewhat other measurements
and upon other conditions of temperament be.
sides complexion. Hs! hs! ha! l suppose The
Evening World" will throw this chronological
explanation in the waste basket. sTENoG.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
NaEic-I.antern show.


To Inc E1IToF-
Inclosed please and s.: which Is tn. proceeds
~ magic lantern show held at sos Crescent
street. Astoria on Wednesday. Aug g. 1884, The
money was collected by
WILLIAM MOORHoUsE
ROBERT KROUSE
JAMES CASEY.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
To Cook brook Trout.

Roll the fish In meal or bread crumbs
Dip In beaten egg, and then in bread
crumbs again. Cook in boiling fat so
hot as to brown the bread crumbs in
sixty seconds. Salt to taste
The evening world., 1894-08-13

IL New York hadn't been bossed too
much II might be burning its garbage
now. An administration for politics only
cannot be expected to accomplish much
In the way of municipal progress.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Shooting Array Near ST. Louis.


my Nsso'isAeu ilessl
ST LOUIS, Aus, iS.-CcntrAdictory reports are
received from Jefferson Barracks OF shooting
scraps between a party OF fishermen from this
city and a number OF natives near Carrolls Island
last evening. II Is said that native was shot
and killed and another badly wounded, The ST.
Louis party Was arrested, but all denied having
Killed Anybody
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Probably the Same Young Man.

To the Editor:
In answer to Stella LAYTON" who asks
which way she can get her gentleman friend
to take OF his coat, would advise her not to
ask him, for have been keeping company with
a young man who answers the description and
his initials were H. H.. and have tried time
and time again but he would not do so, until
later on found out he was dsceitfui. There
fore, stella" do not trust him. ANNETTE,
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Thieves Arrested After n Fight.
by Associated Pres.D

PIERRE, s, Oak, Aug. IA posse. consist
ing of the Acting Mayor, sheriff and deputies,
last nIRht arrested six men who had been steal.
ing dry goods from heyeral local Arms The CANS
made a desperate resistance, and great difnculty
was experienced In snsctIng their capture.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Contrary to the impression that
might be gathered from the perusal Of
a morning contemporary, or two, Ii
Hung chang's yellow jacket is not the
central issue OF the COrean dispute.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The relay bicycle message from Pres!-
dent Cleveland. IN Washington, to Gov.
Waite. OF Colorado, reached Denver In
less than seven days. b2t 81 will be
seven years before Gov. Waite will IN
derstar< the message which Cleveland
really wanted to send him.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

One OF Milholiand's friends urges him
TO ''smil~ and BE- IN" clipper John" \
new and delicate fashion OF giving the
old advice 10 grin and bear It." Eat,
Oh! what an aching heart that smile VIII
have TO conceal. II IL comes. Be
tI-I-r-ayed.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Enclosed you will md $3.50 the proceeds OF
fair which vas held on seventy ninth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues for one day.
Francis Steckel Mamie Dillon
Hattie a Sadie Ledsrsr, sidonis Cohen.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Hope TO Save some Little Mite.

To the EDITOR.
We the undersigned little girls, take great
pleasure In sending you the Enclosed check, N7+o,
which represents the proceeds OF fair held for
the benent Of the sick Babies Fund at the rooms
Of the West Harlem Democratic Club, which
we're kindly len us for that purpose. While II Is
not a great amount hope II may be the means
Of saving BOn- poor little mite
Sybil Bessell. Carrie Lindare,
Evadne BlJOtat. EugnA Brassel
Lille Revcllle. Elsie Jefferson,
Margaret Cherry. Rosie Killing
Eva Reveilie.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

while Mr.. Pullman Is arranging to
evict his striking tenants, he must feel
a bit put out himself over Attorney
General Moloney's move towards an
nulling the Pullman charter.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Collection by Eight Girls.

To the Editor:
Ny friends and collected s. by selling toys OF
stands for the Sick Babies Fund, I inclose it
with pleasure, hoping IT viii help some poor sick
baby. Collected by eight girls.
Katie Gallagher, Mette Trarers
Dora klinkowstein, Addle Landbrack,
Dolly Rice, Jessie Landbrack,
Edna Alexander Efhal Brown,
IFS East one Hundred and Eleventh street
The evening world., 1894-08-13

IT is a little early to crow. But We
have got along very nicely without a
cholera ship this Summer, Don't let
any og-day laxness at Quarantine spoil
the record.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Fair In Brooklyn.

To the Editor:
Find Enclosed the sum OF Si.5 the proceeds Of
q fair held at $40 Liberty avenue, Brooklyn, for
the Sick Babies Fund.
stacy Malone, FridA MollsuhoH
Minnie Watson. Irene Watson,
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Creamed Bacon.

they are brown and crisp: put them on
a hot platteri add to the fat in the pan
a tablespoonful or more OF nour; stir
till smooth. add gradually a teacupfui
and a half Of milk and cook two min
utes.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
From Little Edna and Baby Irene


To the Editor
Enclosed you will md 81 from It'll. Edna and
Baby Irene. BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The ward man says Of the assess
ments he collected: "They went up
above" Let the Investigations go "up
above" also
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Three police captains. three ward men
and five sergeants on Attorney Well
mans little list. What field for the
deadly pantatasis.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Harlem in fifteen minutes" Is an issue
that is going to the polls in November
Don't forget 1t.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
4 Young Mans Expenses.

To the Editor:
Can a young man, nineteen years OF age sup
port himself on a salary Of - per week In this
city, would like to set the opinion Of some
Of your rsaderA NEW YORK
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Collected 81 Cents.
To the Editor

Enclosed please md 81 cents In postage stampa
collected by Sadie stork and her friend. of East
one Hundred and Third street. SADIE STORK
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Senator German should be interested
In the question whether political suicide
10 justifiable.