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The evening world., 1894-04-26
Wire News In brief.

The Colorado smclter at Butte. Mon, was
burned to the ground last night, The loss In
estimated ut over 800. GEO.
The stockholders Of the First National bank. OF
Dcnison, Tex, have decided to wind up It's az
fairs At once.
Rev e. Il, butler. an Episcopal clergyman, was
yesterday found hanging to the bed. post IN Ills
room at the Lockner House, at Fort Meade. Fla.
His wife and family are at Atlantic city, n. J.
The foundry AMI machine shops Of Z. Marsh q
Brothers, near Snyterville. Pa, we're destroyed
by Gre YESTERDAY, Loss so. coo.
NrS. Aham IonGeIeoAe-. OF Maytown. Pa,
hanged herself TO = rafter IN thu garret OF her
house yehterlGy. 80 cause 10 Ass.gLsS tor the
suicide.
The fourth annual reunion OF Confederate vat
Grams Was formally opened yesterday at Blrmlne-
ham. Ala There ysr4 600 camps represented
An ecclesiastical council Of Congregational mih.
lstsrs al Lowell, Aass., yesterday dismissed Rev,
Dr. N. N, q. Dana from the kirk sreat Church.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
W DnLDLiNGS.

An equal division Of property in the Unite,
States would give every man. woman and child
3l.OS9.
The largest bronze statue In the world is that
OF Peter the Great at ST Petersburg. Its weight
is about / 100 tons.
A whale washed ashore on the eoas, OF the
state Of Washington last year il reckoned nv
scientists to have been 9SS years old.
The riee-paper tree. a native Of China. now
fourishes is Florida, where II was introduced n.
an experiment some years ago.
New York, with an assessed valuation OF g..
oo'ooo'OoO Is the Richest State in the linton.
PennsylVsniA 10 next with = valuation of 81. 80.
900, O0a
The evening world., 1894-04-26
H0U9Ebl !;||IS| ;IHe|0ME |

UNIFORM In size as possible. Put thess
pieces In a pan. pour over them a ouar,
OF cold water, sit on the fire and Iet
u simmer for two hours. strain
rough a sieve. During the cookin.
havor with a Glove, three or o penne,
corns, a few allspice, a bay leaf, celery
staik' Slice Of lemon or any kitchen
nero. Miss Baker has this served to n.
invalid whose condition admits Of :
stimulant; she also pours 1t on slice.
or toasted stale bread, nicely buttered
lor a change. The third time it may h,
given on a baked potato. boiled rice or
barley. w w
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Three unqualihedly good blows for
reform in New York City were struck
at Albany yesterday in the final pas
sage of the Mayors Power of Removal
bill, the Sherif's Salary bill and the
Lock Department Contract bill. The Bl-
Partisan Police bill. as Il was passed,
giving the Superintendent more power
nrovided also iUr a step forward in af.
hairs OF local administration. The State
senate need only have refrained from
It's ruinous n traitorous tinkering with
. Chamber of Commerce Rapid Tran,
SIT bill to ave made yesterday a com,
plete field day for municipal reform ir
the metropolis.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Home Lunch.
Hash.
Hot Prunes.
Potato Balls.
Dutch Apple Cake.
Tea or Milk.
Our w,men Teachers.

About 10000 boys and girls go to thu
public schools of New York City ever
day. 1t takes a grand army Of martyrs
1883 strong to each these young idess
how to shoot. In addition, the city pro-
vides 126 special instructors, one for
physical exercise. four for cookine'
eight for carpentry. ten for sewing
twelve for French, seventeen for music
twenty-nine for drawing and forty-six
for German lessons. Only 1853 OF the +@s
teachers are men. 1t would be dangerous
to ask any one of them to sign the peu-
ton to have the word male In the
Constitution disturbed.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
SMALLPOX CLOSES A TRACK.
Madison Races 10 lie Run at East
-. Louis.
CRy AssocIated Press

IPy Associated Press)
ST. LOUIS. April 26,-Because Of the
prevalence OF smallpox at Madison. H..
the management OF the race-track there
last night decided to close up and run
the remaining our days races at the
East ST. Louis track.
About two weeks ago n case of small
poX was discovered among the track
employees at Madison and. as n number
OF cases hnve since developed from that
one, II was thought best by the fhanage-
ment to take this action to prevent the
disease from spreading.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Why not Try 100 Words?

To the Editor:
A broad field for discussion is now open through
the columns Of this paper In which many a one
should take part, and this Is the boarding house
question. I could, II the editor would allow me
two columns. write a good history-thirteen years
In boarding houses. 1t may not seem to some OF
the readers. such a long period OF time. but to
me. as ! look back towards the days when
last had a home and lived with my parents, 1t
seems as II a century had passed. 1t is surprising to
me to see so many readers advising our young
men and women to continue to live In boarding
houses instead OF building up homes of their own.
Take my advice. a clearinghouse is no home
but do get married and build homes and nre-
sides OF your own. providing you are financially
better situated than our friend Carlos"
DINNER BELL.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Good Books TO Read.

"OUU bUVHH W Ne"U'
To the Editor;
I esteem IL a peculiar pleasure to comply with
the request OF d. Roberts. to have some OF
your readers name a dozen books which would be
most useful and Instructive to a young man or
woman" Your correspondent makes a very
iaud.ble request. He asks for Information upon
one OF the most pertinent and important themes
Of the age; a question which Bacon would re-
gard as coming home to mems bosoms and busi-
ness" Fortunately there are more than "a DOZEN
good books, although there may be myriads OF bad
ones. The books which I would eoommend to
Mr.. Roberts are those which have come down to
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Hippocrates Had His Masreuse.

In the days Of wise DID Hippocrates
massage treatments were regarded ia
vorably. He explained the principles
when he wrote rubbing can bind q
joint that is too loose and loosen a Joint
that is too rigid. Rubbing can make
flesh n cause flesh to waste. Hard
rubbing binds. soft rubbing loosena;
much rubbing causes parts to waste;
moderate rubbing causes them to grow"
That massage Is a natural alleviator
everybody is aware; when bruised or In
pain one instinctively rubs the sore spot
frequently with happy results. For
nervous troubles both the Did and nev
school of physicians prescribe massage
The evening world., 1894-04-26

surrah silk. fastened with a paste
buckle. and the collar is Hamburg en-
broidery, detached.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
4 short Lesson in Grammar.

To the Editor:
Permit me through your columns to call atten-
tion to the grammatical mistake 30 commonly
made In the expression. between you and H. A
person who stops to think for an instant will see
that 1t should be 'Betwsen you and me-" but at
tention not being called to It the mistake is made
constantly. The same mistake appears In such
expressions IS this: HE sent the book to you and
l." No enc would think OF saying. He sent the
book to H. but because another pronoun pre-.
cedes It "I' is used instead OF ''me." Such ex.
pressions are very annoying to those who see their
incorrectness. GRAMMATICUS.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
MURDER IN A PRISON..
Aged Deer Island Inmate Killed by
n Comrnde.
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON, April 26.-John Harkins.
elias Barry, a prisoner oil Deer Island.
was murdered yesterday afternoon in
the cellar OF the prison, and his sup
posed murderer, Jeremiah Dacey, Is
missing. The men nave both been down
on the island since last January. and
We're committed for drunkenness. Har-
kins. who was s~eventy-one years old,
was assigned to- look after the fowl,
while Dacey. who is fifty years old,
looked after the furnaces.
A fellow prisoner stumbled over the
dead body OF Harkins lying on the Gel
lar floor. his skull crushed, and beside
the body was n piece OF gas piping
taine with blood. A roll-call showed
that the furnace-keeper was missing,
and no trace of him has been found.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
ForEct-Me-Not Umbrellas.

A port sort Of trimming in vogue
among some high-priced modistes is the
arrangement of forget-me-nots in 0
mushroom or umbrella bouquet. from
two to four inches in height. This cluf
ter rising in the air from a knot OF RIB
bon is decidedly smart. It is placed b
front. on both bonnets and hats. m
stem Is covered with green tissue pap8
or silk, but no foliage Is used.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
nrkrd Corn podEers.

scald two cups CT white corn meal ada
n tablespoonful of butter, one taoie.
spoonful Of sugar. one saltspoonfui OF
salt and three ta~b!cspoonfuls OF niiA,
mix well and let cool. Beat the yoiks VI
two eggs until light, add TO the pat'e''
and. when mixed. ndd the whites bealeh
to a st!n, dry froth. Put by the tapis-
spoonful into creased hot oopover pans
and bake until n light brown In a Ver'
hot oven.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
ACCUSED BY HIS SISTER.
John Fiaherty Held on the CHARGE
or Assault.

John F!aherty, aged twenty-six. Of
47 East Sevcnty-sixth street, was held
IN $500 to-day in Yorkville Court on a
charge Of ~assaulting his sister, Mrs.
Maggie Chart. who lives with her hus-
band in the same house. Flaherty's
father died about n year ago, leaving a
lot in Harlem and s. 900 in cash.
He and his sister had several quarrcls
as 70 tho disposition uf the money.
FIahgrty Il said to nave assaulted his
sister last !'riday night, and Mrs. Chart
In the face, blackening her eyes.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
AJwnys Striking.

Carved teakwood furniture is always
striking and always II good investment
1t comes 10 us from the East. 1t u
guiltless Of anything but pure hand.
work, and II Will endure forever. or a'
!eart, as long as the mor,a, r'lad eu''
grasp. Just nov there are some tp'e.-
aid specimens 20 be had for compare
t,yel, low prices. and all such people as
a AFFORD to buy would do well 70 iAAe
advantage OF the fact
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Government and Corporations.

To The Editor,
I am fully convinced and believe that the
United states should obtain nosses,ion of the
railroads canal. ,eleyr,nbs te,epbones and
nj, o,bsr m.sna n, n,b,,c remuneration and rom.
munica,ion md mat m. Municipalities shop,d
oh,.,r no.,s..,or -, mo ,oco, r,,iro,d. ,arr,e.
w.,sr wo,L. n worls e,ec.rIc nl,,t. and nil
industries rsor,r,ny n,n,c,n.l franchises. Firstly.
bscauss the mon xorkin, in such Mace. would
recs,y. moro u,r.. Than ,, vo,L,,r Tor . cor.
,o-a,,or sooond,v tbs, in oorsoonarco q, IN.
raoo,,,,. ,.,u ,..,. ... -. at ,,,.,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Moving in Made Eo.x.

for those who can afford to 20 IN
n~ousekeeping In a tirst-class dwelling.
.ne builder Is making the way delight.
iuiiy easy. Already the range, the fur.
mace the sidcboard, china cabinets, win.
dow seats and shelves are part Of IN.
MIXTURES Of many houses, and one has
only to furnish rugs, china, chairs. To-
bles. and bric-a-brac.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

The State Senate did a pretty morn
tng's work yesterday. 1t was too bad
to bio the days record by last nights
traitorous juggling with New York's
rapid transit prospects.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Poorly Paid Church Cleaners.

Charwomen who sweep. dust and pol
ish church furniture are said to be
w~retchedly paid. rudely treated by POM
pous little deacons and overworked and
Inconvenience by dictatorial sections.
At one big New York church workers
get 81, find their own tools" and are
obliged often to lose an entire day col
lecting their pay.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
BESIEGED IN HIS HOUSE.
Sherin and Posse After n Drunken
Michigan Veteran.

Wy NGoUVTHVHT TTNST.T
MARQUETTE, Mich. April 26-Albert
Kaufman. aged sixty-four years, and a
veteran OF the civil war. 10 surrounded
In his house near Au Train by a
sherin's posse, Kaufman murdered his
first wife in a drunken frenzy In 1884, and
was sentenced to twelve years In State
prison. lie was pardoned on condition
that he should never drink again.
He has lately broker his pledge, and
last night while drunk tried to shoot his
present wife, and wounded Joseph Rich
ards. aged seventy-fve. who tried to aid
Kaufman barricaded In his house. AS
he had a rifle and considerable ammuni-
tion. they camped out around the house.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Bi-metallism Is probably at a discount
IN the Benedict household since the dis
covery about hat missing silver. 1t had
been previously considered that the
family butler was good as gold.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Dess Can Have Either Beau.

To the Editor:
I have been keeping company with a young man
for four years. and love him dearly. The only OBJ
lection I have Is he works nights and cannot take
me out, l am acquainted with another young
man | know thinks a great deal OF me and would
give me a good time II I would only say the
word, VIII some OF your readers kindly tell me
what to do-sit in the house and he true to one
or go out with the other young man and have a
good timer less.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
HIS PRESENT HOME KNOWN.
Young Harris Gets Two Months for
A~ssnuItInH Pedestrians.

Abraham Harris was sentenced to the
island for two months by Justice Hogan
in Essex Market Court to-day.
Policeman Caulneld. of the Madison
street station, charged him with pulling
h hats over the eyes of pedestrians
passing through Madison street last
night, and a%ssaulting them when they
found fault.
Harris is twenty-five years old, and
refused to tell where he lived.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Milk and Cinnamon.

Boil a pint of sweet milk, season Win
cinnamon and sweeten to taste; CHINA
mon from the apothecary. broken
into bits, is better as n rule thar the
ground cinnamon from the grocery. HOT
or cold, this Is q good thing for a len
cate or empty stomach.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Some contagious diseases may be ac-
CURED with appalling ease. In one in
stance 1t is surmised that scarlet fever
was taken thus: A young woman who
had been nursing her sister through an
attack. now safely over, called On a
friend inc threw her wraps beside those
of another visitor. In the course of time
this visitor came down. with scarlet
fever,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
ASSAULTED IN COURT.
Cassidy Had Just Pressed a Charge
of Assault Against Donovan.

OF Assault
Martin Cassidy, Of 4 Hamilton street.
made a charge Of disorderly conduct
against Thomas Donovan. 40 years Did.
Of % Henry street. In Essex Market
Court to-day.
Cassidy stated hat Donovan, who
was intoxicated last night, paid him a
visit, and because ne refused to treat
to a pint of beer, threw a kettle OF
water over him. Justice Hogan fined
Donovan $40.
sprang at Cassidy and struck him a
violent blow In the face. Before he
could strike n second blow the court
officer seized him.
Justice Hogan ordered a charge of
assault to he taken against Donovan.
and held him for trial.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Have +. Good Trunk,

Whatever you economic in don't let
1t be the price Of your trunk. One jour
ney will be the wrecking Of q cheap
trunk, and two will cause Its utter UNI
doing. This is n of the cases whers
the best is. in the end. the least ex-
y
The evening world., 1894-04-26

New York prays that the Good Govern
ment Committee visiting Albany may he
able to convince the State Senate of the
error Of its rapid transit way before to-
morrow's adjournment.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
COL. WORKS NEW TEAM.
His Agent Buys n AIR of Flyers In
Kentucky.
thy Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, KY. April 2G,-Ed De-
cerna. OF New York, has bought for Col.
Frank Work. OF New York. the. great
Lsem Mahla Q.l9 go and Sea Girl
Gls Ia.
Gotham. Docerna paid Bowerman III
90 for the two, They are the best palr
OF mares ever sold In Kentucky.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Gov. Flower will retain the respect
and confidence OF New York in proportion
to the promptness with which and the
exceptions without which he signs the
city reform bills.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

With the Mayors Power of Removal
measure in effect. II will be the fault
of New York's own best citizens, who
are certainly In the majority. If they do
not get the kind of city government
they desire.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Says the Girl Abducted Him.

tBy Associated Press)
P~ITTSFIELD. Mass. April 2S. Edmund C. Da-
Wis, aged th!rty.seNen, was held yesterday on
the charge ~ Hbtu't.ng Laura c Waters, aged
fourteen. Both narries are residents OF Otis,
Davis Ia q farmer. The couple ran away
last week and SCr" married In Canaan, N. Y.
Davis claims that he girl abducted him,
The evening world., 1894-04-26

It ia estimated that $3.50 men are NOV
ing on Washington under the various
banners OF Coxeyism. This is a good
way from the predicted 200, 600. But the
number Is still too large by nearly 1900
vnen
The evening world., 1894-04-26

1t is proposed by means of an
electric railroad. 10 bring Washington
within two hours ride of this city.
New York would be glad to hope that
this improvement would bring her two
United States Senators into closer touch
with her people.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Now that we all know what Coxeyism
In, II we get out OF 1t with comparative
safety. the infection OF another dose of
II ought to be impossible.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Now, Gov. Flower, pen in hand, throw
your biggest d at Plat, Croker and
4 the gangs and sign those reform bills,
and all.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

When the Rapid Transit bills came I'M
In the Senate at last evenings session
Mr.. Lexow, who had charge OF the
matter Tor the Republicans. got the
noor ana made a apeech In which he
sAia that h citizens OF New York
ciy q been knocking at the door OF
The evening world., 1894-04-26
why Don't You Take II?

To the Editor:
I am acquaiuted with a young lady with whom
| sometimes 90 out walking, She will say Miss
X got married and how happy she must be.
And when she sees two or three carriages stand
Ing In front OF 4 door she will say: There is
somebody gc'rs to get married, and how happy
they must be-" And abe often rays lots to that
eject. pon't you think shs 10 giving me a hint
The evening world., 1894-04-26

"Frye's army become outlaws" What
else were they at any time, under the
existing vagrancy laws?
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Uncle Sans patience with Coxeyism
gave out when train-stealing began. 1t
was high time.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Murder az Waterbury.
(By Associated Presa)

tby AhSoeiated Preea)
WATERBURY. Conn. April 2s.-Max Martueti.
. German, tvsstY-six years ola vas shot and In.
sianuy killed by IN Italian NAMED John N.uv.lla
q he AoAs hsls la.l niskl $3.50
The evening world., 1894-04-26

This reddish blue wool crepon is made
like a Mother Hubbard, slightly fuller
in the back. The belt is a piece of
The evening world., 1894-04-26

You read the Evening woridi
DO you read h sunday WorIdf
The evening world., 1894-04-26

The bills are passed. New York rests
her case with the Governor.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

You read the Evenins woridi
Do . read the Sunday wssidi
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-22

Granite Hin, y. { March Ii, "a.
Mr.. EDITOR u am an old man
aud tellcy, in the ways ot peace ami
right. ! believe tie Lord vii. give
Us an honest election II We obey his
commands and ask for il through luc
Jesu, Christ. am opposed to force.
am opposed to watching our ppltl-
cal opponents Oh the day of election.
1t does no good TO watch a thief anc
the honest do not need il. want to
see every man 20 to the polls and @:
his own free viii vote the way his
conscience. euigGted through his
intellect. dictates. / am IN favor OF
praying the Lord 10 incline the
hearts Of the voters to carefully ana
nraytrtully weigh the effect Of their
votes, aud also pray HIM to IN
cline the hearts Of the election Off
GERS to do their plain duty before
God and man. | believe We will
have an honest election and better
times if enough OF our people will
pray on this line.
d. L. MCKAY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-22
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?

a special from Weldon to the Rich
mond Dispatch says:
"A call with the names of many
citizens is being circulated here ask
ing for meeting of the white men
of this county at Halifax on March
3lst, to devise some plan of holding
the people together politically. The
hope is that those who have left the
Democratic party may be induced to
return, and that such harmony may
be restored that the political intel :
ests of the county will no longer be
endangered. 1t meets with general
approval"
This is all bosh. Halifax will con-
tinue to go Democratic as long as
the same men manage the election
machinery and the present law stays
on the statute books so they can not
be indicted and punished for fraud.
The sentiment is growing in central
and western North Carolina, that
even a good old fashion honest negro
would be more creditable to the
State in the General Assembly than
the specimens of craftsmanship
which Halifax produced in the last
General Assembly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-22
HOLY WEEK.

Christmas, the anniversary Of the
birth Of Christ, is a great popular
annual festival throughout the whole
christian world, but the present
week, known as "Holy Week" is by
far the most important one in the
history of the christian church. Last
Sunday was the anniversary Of the
tremendous popular ovation given
Christ upon bis entrance Of Jerusa-
lem. AS Bishop Watson said in his
sermon at ST. Stephens in Goldsboro
last Sunday, it was that d.monstra
ton from the rank and file Of the
people that aroused the fears Of the
authorities and caused them to cru
city our Savior. Tomorrow, Friday,
is the anniversary Of the day on
which they crucified Him. 1t is
called Good Friday" Next Sunday
the anniversary of the third day
after the crucifixion, the anniversary
of the resurrection Of Christ is known
as Easter. In short this week is the
anniversary of the last week OF
Christ on earth.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-22
$500 PREAlIH.

The CAJCA offers S2i.u0 -.
pr, MUM 70 the person who al =.
gy.t tine mos, feasible aud ,fgn-ss.
method for preventing fraud. .,l
securing rs near a possible. a "a.
sud honest election nrXt fal. ua5..
the present election law.
Every honest voter in thr >fs..
mo matter With what party be- aAs
,tssl has Seriously rhuugbl Of M.
matter. - give THE CAycA>I1x
aud the public the b,1eGt # .ar,
IDEAS. Every patriot saouia SO .hs.
no, csslv TO -tard II chance eft g,s,.n,
the premium, pnt ais" ia tn, .u,,r.~s
If good government Mike la-r
articles Is short - possible go rgpr>,
YOUR idea. We will publish gaam
week after week. Tbs State H,
Com. Of the Peoples party ul.l H..
cldr to whom the premium shall L,
awarded.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-22
acacia laden breezes OF the Ear South
WHAT PARTY WILL cox 70 THE
RESCCEf

acacia laden breezes OF the Ear South
WHAT PARTY WILL cox 70 THE
REsCCEf
The grand structure heGaea'Aai
6v our ancestors of the Revolution.
twice baptized in the best b.ooa q
the country. is in the hands o. guard
lans recreant TO their party and thelr
country -recreant TO the Southron :
hope in the ark OF the Democratic
party against imposition and social
equality with ignorance and dePrav-
its. The structure Is badly cracked
it Is crum b.ing-it Is tumbhug. Ii
fall appears certain. Chaos ftIgns
supreme, while the servants Of tue
people in every branch Of the Ma
tional Government are sadly and 60
riously afflicted with Iaxity .:
words, complicated by chronic con
stipation OF ideas and want OF dls-n-
terested patriotism.
This, without prejudice, IS the ar
rajgnmcrt the great majority
make OF the present administration,
who, long-sutferinE though they be-,
are mighty in their wrath when they
learn their confidence has been wan
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-22

cleveland, Feb. 9th, 1874.
ID. l.. NICK AY.


Mr.. EDIToR:-My plan for a fair
election under the present law would
be TO name at least three good men
to the County Commissioners to Sc
lect one as Judge Of election, then
let the Peoples party form one or
more clubs III each township and
rally every voter to register and vote
for wife ard children, and let three
or more good men attend the polls
to see that every vote is put in the
right box, then these same nrn see
that every vote is counted cut fair;
when counted lei the returns he seal
ed up in the presence of all judges.
This last point IS very important.
IL. BAKEiNaER.