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The evening world., 1894-08-09
P..0. STATIONS ~" AND az
Two New Branch Omces to Open for
business TO-MOrrOw.

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The Post-Office authorities are fully
keeping pace with the constantly grow
ing local demand for increased postal
facilities. Tomorrow morning two new
first-class POSTAL stations, complete in
every branch, will be opened for the
convenience of the public.
One is Station ?. at Houston and
Hudson streets. which will cover the
district north of Chambers to Spring
and west of Church to the river. This
station will make nine deliveries a day
and twenty-eight collections from the
forty-eight drop-letter boxes within its
district lines. Including letter-carriers.
collectors, clerks and porters, fifty en-
ployees will report at Station to Supt
Walsh.
Station Y, the other new office, is at
ll6O Third avenue. near Sixty-eighth
street. 1t will be in charge Of George
Andreas. a recent new appointee, who
has not before been in the employ of the
postal service. This station will also be
u hrst-class office, with full facilities
for money orders and letter registration.
Station Us territory Is from East Six
tieth street to East Eightieth street, and
from Central Park to the East River.
Six daily deliveries will be made from
this office, and sixteen collections from
the districts seventy boxes. Sixty en-
ployees are necessary to transact Sta
lion VS. business.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
MEXICAN OUTLAW KILLED.
Woman in His Company Also Shot
Dead by Soldiers.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated PressD
REYNOLA, Mexico, Aug. 9.-Marcus
de Luna. the most notorious outlaw in
Northern Mexico. was killed forty miles
south of here yesterday by a detach-
ment OF Mexican soldiers. who had
been sent in pursuit of him. He was
with a woman, and the soldiers fired
upon them. killing both.
De Luna was wanted for many muir
ders and other crimes in Mexico and
Texas. He had served q long term of
Imprisonment in the Texas penitentiary,
but after his release he continued TO
terroriZe the lower country.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

one OF the new things in kitchen fur
niture is tea-makinR spoon The screen.
or. as 1t is called, the infuser, fits the
bowl Of the spoon completely. It is
adjustable and can be attached to an
other spoon. The plated cost rs cents
and silver patent 50. Making tea with
out teapot Is nothing new. All a jap
or a Chinaman wants is tea. boiling hot
water and two cups. However It might
be saving in time and work to the
mother Of large and thirsty family to
use cover spoon at the tea table.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
New Dance Position.

The dancing man has a new way Of
putting his arm around his partners
waist. Instead Of placing his hand on
her back, parallel with her belt, Il IL
perpendicular, and the finger tina
stand among the sash loops, or in
the leaves Of the rosette that covers
the safety-pin connecting her skirt and
bodice This position is not an easy one.
In the first place. a mans wrist need,
TO have what the dancing teachers call
rotary fiexibility." and in the second
place, strength to sustain as well az to
support.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Elsie and the olives.

To the Editor:
My brother married Elsie two months asA
She is very precise and often calls me down-
Last evening we had Ida and Mayme for dinner
passed the olives to Wayne and Ida. one SIT
ting at my right, the other, almost opposits
Elsie sitting at the head. ''Rhs being the hos
tess. did not pass the olives TO her. whsa
they were gone she ezre =IusA roundr scnfdinE'
told her that as she was the hostess II shs
wanted anything according to etiauette) 1t WAa
her place to either ask for II or more proper
to- tap the bell and have the girl pass II 70
her. Am right or wrongs. '..
A READER IN DOUBT
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Was Ignorant of the Law,

Manuel oceao, Cuban student. seventeen year.
old, OF 20 East One Hundred and Tenth street,
was Prraigned In the Harlem Court to-day for
fast riding on a bicycle. Last night he was
arrested for reckless riding on Fifth avenue. be-
tween One Hundred and sixth and One Hundred
and Sixteenth streets. policeman says Oceao
passed him at railroad speed. nearly running down
several pedestrians Oceao told Justice Taintor
that he came from Havana only two weeks ago
and Was ignorant OF the law. He was discharged
The evening world., 1894-08-09
He Falters on the Brink.

To the Editor:
know lady who wants me to marry her. but
she Is very extravagant and has no idea of house.
keeping. making her old mother do all the work
She has no occupation and only wants some one
to take her to places OF amusement. can AZ
ford to do 1t now. As have a good salary. but II
we were married we would have to exercise some
care and economy. love her very dearly, and
we have been engaged Tor some time. but hest
tate to marry her. as am afraid she would not
be satisfied to preside over home. but would
always want to be at theatres. &c. l am afraid
we would not be happy. WIN some OF your read
ers advise me. as will never love any one else
H. X X
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Only a Mans Kiss.
To the Editor:

To the EditOr
Is there any Significance or meaning in a
mans kisses? A friend OF mine. who has for
the past few months taken me to places OF
amusement. &C. the other night under elrcum.
stances fayoring such action namely at a seaside
resort where We were spending the evening. took
advantage OF my liking for him and kissed me-
No declaration Of love followed. and he Is now
the same to me In every action and word as he
was before the occurrence. thought this kiss
was preliminary to a declaration, or should not
have allowed It. ! don't think It Is at all right
for gentlemsh to act 70. Is there any way for
me to show my friend my disapproval Of his
action without actually referring to the matter !
| should not like TO do that, KITE.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Coney Island Liver and Bacon.

At one end OF Coney Island liver and
bacon Is fried. making a grease-laden
dish that would give the tallow- MUNICH
Ing EsQuima,x Indigestion. At the other
end the meats are broiled, seasoned with
a squeeze Of lemon juice and served
with dry toast; the liver being cooked
on quick fire is tender and the bacon
Is dry. crisp and as clean to the touch
as chip. The prices are exactly the
same. and the difference is "as water
into wine"
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Ivory Blanc-Maupe.

Soak one ounce of gelatine for ten
minutes in little cold milk and pour
over the gelatine and stir 1t constantly
until 1t Is all dissolved 1t may be placed
in dish and set on top Of boiling tea
Kettle for few minutes; remove 1t and
add small cupful of sugar and two
tablespoonfuls of sherry wine. Strain
into moulds. .......
The evening world., 1894-08-09

no rockers. Carved round the foot Is
this inscription: This bassinet was
made for Princess Victoria Royal in 1910.
and was used by all Her Majesty's chill
dren and was given by the Queen to the
Duchess OF York in 1895" The furnish
ing Is described as lovely white satin
and Honiton lace"
The evening world., 1894-08-09
FATALLY SHOT A SHERIFF.
Fort stockton Citizen Returned the
Omcer'H Fire.
(By Associated Press }

TBy Nss0cItttu FFtsbJ
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Aug. 9.-Sherih
Royal, of Pecos County. yesterday depu-
tiled about seventy-five Mexicans for
some unknown purpose, and, riding into
Fort Stockton, proceeded to " shoot up"
the town in the most approved Western
style. Royal Is said to have threat
ened to run Frank Rooney, a prominent
citizen of Fort Stockton, out of the
place, and while the shooting was in
progress, he emptied his pistol at
Rooney.
tally wounded the Sheriff. There Is
great excitement at the Fort over the
affair, and the ranger company, sta
toned at Marathon. has gone to the
place to quiet matters.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Supposed Victim of Apoplexy Found
to Have Been Shot.
(By Associated Press.)

80 (By Associated Press)
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. SC. A. Blood.
of Marine City. seventy three years old.
died from the effects of bullet wound
in his stomach here yesterday. 1t was
thought that he had died OF apoplexy.
but the undertakers discovered the
wound. From the location Of the wound
the theory OF suicide seems untenable.
Blood was visiting Mrs. Black. sup
posed to be his daughter-in-law Her
son, David Black. has been arrested on
suspicion OF murder.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Hotel Gilsey, Asbury Park.

To the Editor:
lnclosed pleas, ind $3.50 from the proceeds Of
an entertainment given by the children OF the
Hotel Gisey for the benefit OF the Sick Babies
Fund. and projected by Miss Blanche Fuld. age
ten The principal artists were a, follows;
Blanche Fuld. dances and recitations; Emily
Gilbert. recitation: Ray Gilbert, plano and reel
tAtion: David Stamper. recitation: Ernestine
Meyer. songs: Benny Meyer. club swinging; Flor
ence Myers. dance and recitation: Ethel and vir-
gnia Martin. plano, Amy and Adelaide Herman
dez recitation: little Miss Ophelita, dances. r.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
SCARED BY THUNDERBOLTS.
Three Balls of Fire Explode During
q storm mt Creole.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press)
CREEDE. Col. Aug. 9.-During a rain
storm last night, the sky became very
vivid with electrical flashes. while
thunder rolled in a most deafening way.
With these Accomplishments, what APP
peared to be three balls OF fire. each as
large as mans two fists, struck the
ground simultaneously within a radius
OF nifty feet.
AS soon as they struck there was
shock and then the balls burst throw
ing out innumerable sparks. The inhabl-
tants experienced a great scare, but no
damage was done.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
OUTLAWS SHOOT A SHERIFF.
Battle Between a Gang and n Posse
I'm Tennessee.
tBy Associated Press.)

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 9.-News has
reached here that Sheriff Henderson.
OF Smith County. was shot and fatally
wounded in a battle between his posse
and the notorious Cap Shaw gang OF
outlaws, near Middleton. Tenn.
The desperadoes escaped, but hun
dreds OF men in Smith County are In
pursuit of them, and more bloodshed Is
expected.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
ROBBED HIS MOTHER.
Vender Joseph Goodwin Stole $50
from Her Trunk.

Joseph Goodwin, twenty-five years
old, a vender, living at 9 Crosby street,
was held in $500 bail In the Tombs Court
this morning for the larceny OF $50 from
his mother, Mary Goodwin, of the same
address.
Mrs. Goodwin placed the money in a
trunk Tuesday night. and Wednesday
afternoon, when she went to get IL il
was gone.
Goodwin admitted stealing the money.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
A Long Ago Horsew1lippIn9

TO the Editor; = - y
II Vernon would have his forward. frem
young man" horSevtipped. as ! helped TO wills
freAh young man one evening. perhaps "
would do him good The enc speak Of not only
passed remarks, but was in the habit Of using
ladies' names as common as dirt Several OF
whom he had not spared obtained each
whip. and / don't think he has forsoasa u
although It happened several years ago.
EpwINk
The evening world., 1894-08-09
32s East One II
They Were Seven.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please ind 81. the proceeds OF a fair
which was held In aid Of The Evening Worlds'
Sick babies Fund at "a Spencer street all last
week by seven young ladies. through the kind.
ness OF Miss l.. McCanery. who kindly yolun-
teered her lawn for worthy a purpose. Hop
Ing II will do some VI the little sufferers good,
remain.
Maggie Mason, Lille Moran
Lille Hunter. Mamie McCanery.
Josie Cohnors. Maggie Allen,
Maggie Carroll.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

The Constitutional Convention can
remember New York City without dis
znembering New York State. despite the
curious home rule QlmitedD arguments
OF Mr.. Johnson.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

The Park Board has surrendered
again. A landscape artist IL to have
something to say about the new Speed
way. But the public is still left In the
dark n TO who got that 81. 000. 900 appro-
Df1etion. and what for.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Adjournment OF Congress is one OF the
1Ioseings prayed for. In the possibility
" prompt and favorable answer 10
IIIIs prayer lies much OF the hope for
f1<IVaI o. trade and industry becoming
~ he approaching Fall season.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Bonnie at Terrace Garde

70 the Editor:
Now the silver showers fall nightly"
dts headline from The Worldly.
And tells a sweet sweet story
OF banner now unfurled:
For 1t beareth the inscription,
It's by Bonnie" for the tots,
Brings relief to little sufferers .''
On their miserable cots.
Far away in the dim future
There will come another call.
From the clear blue sky OF heaven,
And = golden shower will fall.
There will be another banner
Waving without stain or spots.
But will bear on It inscriptions.
'Its for Bonnie and the Tots"
VICTOR. Knoxville, Tenn.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

II Isn't such playing as Capt. Foutz's
team did in Brooklyn yesterday that
has been setting baseball grand stands
afire this season.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Hattie and Arthur Did This.

To the Editor:
beg To herewith inclose you my check for
Mas for the Sick Babies Fund collected through
the Efforts OF Miss Hattie Kahn and Master
Arthur oppenheimer. OF First avenue and Fiftieth
street. At fair held by them for the babies.
MAX OPPESHEiMER
ITO West Forty second street,
The evening world., 1894-08-09
William steinway's salary Divided.

To the Editor:
The General Term Of the Supreme Court has
awarded to me as one Of the members Of the
former Rapid Transit Commission the sum o,
SC. $50. for work performed during Its exist
sncs. from Feb. l. 1881. to June /. 1884. which
amount will be paid to soon as the
legal requirements can be complied with by the
Comptroller and Board Of Estimate and Appor-
tlonment. Pursuant to my intention. expressed
when ! assumed my duties on said Commission.
viz, to devote any compensation allotted 10 me
to charitable and benevolent purposes. I shall
distribute SAD amount room as received among
fifteen Institutions. as per list appended below.
lnhsmuch. however, as now IL the best time TO
their noble work | send amount intended to each
Of them to-day. accordingly incloss my check to
your order for ',ho. Very respectfully yours.
WILLIAM sTEiNwAY.
Mr.. steInwsy has apportioned his saisry as
follows: St Johns Guild. Of New York city.
$3.50. New York Herald Free Ice Fund $3.50
New York Evening Worlds Sick Babies Fund,
$3.50; United Charities. Of New York city. $500:
Mount sinAi Hospital. OF New York City. $500
German Hospital, OF New York City. $500: lisa
bella Helmath tHome), of New York city $500:
man Ladies' Society for widows and Orphans.
Of New York City. $500: steinway q sons En-.
ployees Sick Relief Fund $500. Hebrew Shell
tering Arms. OF New York CITY $3.50: Astort a
Hospital Society Of Long Island City. $3.50; Stein
way Free Circulating Library. steinway. Long
Island City. $3.50 to the poor Of the town Of
seesen. Brunswick. Germany, $3.50; to the En-
peror William I. Memorial Church. now In
course OF erection In Berlin. Germany, ZOO
marks Isl 200I; total 50. $50
The evening world., 1894-08-09
PANIC ON A STEAMER.
Excursionists Jump Overheard, hut
No Lives Are Lost.
Iby Associated Press. ]

KEOKUK, Ia, Aug. s.-As the steam
er Park Blum. returning to Quincy with
400 colored excursionists, turned into the
channel of the river last night she
struck a large rock and began TO sink.
owing to the low stage OF water she
could not entirely MI. but panic re
Jumped into the stream. The water
was not over four feet deep. however,
and all were taken ashore in safety.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.
Four burglars Visit n House in
Wellersburg, Pa.
(By Associated Preas,)

WELLERSBURG. Pa. Aug. s.-The
house OF Henry Baker, two miles from
this village, was entered on Tuesday
night by four masked men, |.
!. After covering the occupants with re-
penalty or death, the robbers secured
}2so and a gold watch, and made their
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Two sisters.
To the Editor:

lnclosed please md s? bill and thirty two-cent
stAmpS. In all 81 so. from two sisters Lille Seldt
eight years old and Florence seidt. ten years old
% l34T Third avenue. Hoping this will do the
poor sick babies 4 little good Is the wish OF
FLORENCE and LILLE
The evening world., 1894-08-09
willie's birthday.


10 the Editor:
inelosed please nnd 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund was one year old on July "a. 1894. and
Just ask the other fellows TO have something
With ms. Willie ARMSTRONG. Camden. 81 y.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

& The Constitutional Convention has but
little more than month of its lifetime
left unused, while nearly all OF It's bust
ness Is left yet undone.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

To renominate Flower would be to
practically indorse his Brockway policy.
Would a Democracy which did that de-
eerve to be triumphant?
The evening world., 1894-08-09
The Fair Mt Arvern..

at Arverne-by-t he-Sea this Afternoon
for the benent OF the Sick Babies' Fund.
Il takes thirty minutes to get there from
Long leland CITY z Pretty place
The evening world., 1894-08-09
A Lemonade stand.

To the Editor
Inelosed please nnd ". IS from Agnes Winters.
chrissie Wilde and Anne Tslly who had a
lemonade stand at 1906 Park avenue
A. WINTERS AND OTHER GIRLS
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Fair on First Avenue.


To the Editor:
lnclosed fnd 81 for the Sick Babies Fund from
fair held at 1898 First avenue from Josie DiaE
George Hafnisch and others. ID.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
other Fairs There, Too.


To the Editor:
We inciose $780, the proceeds OF q fair held
In our street for the Sick Babies Fund We
hope the babies will enjoy It. We were very
sorry We were not able to get more, but other
little girls In the same block had fairs too, so
We could not make any more.
AGNES CUNNINGHAM,
JULIA NELSON,
ANDREW NELSON
32s East One Hundred and Fourteenth street
The evening world., 1894-08-09

The infant Prince with the long ad-
dress, has a bassinet with history.
His grest-grandmamma.t the Queen. pre-
sented 1t on his birthday. 1t Is old
mahogany. FISH basket shaped. and has
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Three Had n stand.


To the Editor;
Enclosed you will nnd a money order for 81 20.
proceeds n stand at $50 East Seventy seventh
street for the little Sick babies Fund
SADIE FUERTH
LEAH KATE.
NORA SCANLON.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Veteran stage Driver Dead.
(By Associated PreAa.)

PORTSMOUTH. O.. Aug. S-Dand Hahn. who
drove coaches across the AlleEhenies before the
days OF railroads. died here to-day aged ninety
four He had carried Gen, Jackson. Henry Clay,
Presidents william usnry Harrison and Tyler
Anl othera
The evening world., 1894-08-09

To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Please accept -. proceeds OF a small enter
tainmsnt held In the barn OF Mrs- siingerland on
the evening Of Aug. 2. At EtnA. N. j., with the
assistance Of Miss N. Weaver. Miss c. Dalton.
Mis- L. and Aiss 8. Alderman 8.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

This whole Republic will re-echo the
good wishes conveyed in President
Cleveland's official recognition OF the
new Republic OF Hawaii.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Garbage-burning Is not an issue for
the polls TO settle. 1t is an issue which.
Ia the interests of public health and de-
cency. can be met only one way in New
York City. The garbage must be
burned. 81
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Knocked Ice-Cream.

The secret Of superior unlocked Ice
cream is a previous scalding of the milk.
which renders 1t more creamy and
healthful. and the use OF but few eggs
not over two to a quart.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Amazing and splendid is the growth
Of THE Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
FUND. 1t belongs to charity that
reaches the heart of the multitude.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Pari. Ha. No wash Day.

Paris sends all her washing out in the
country, that Is. the bon-ton Partisan.
The city laundries that do up the linen
Of the foreigners from England. Asia
and America wash by machine and dry
by steam heat under the pavement or
near the sewer arteries. 1t Is against
the law to hang out a wash. II a
tenant put a pocket handkerchief or a
towel In the window to dry the con-
cierge would have a fit. and IL he
couldn't persuade her to remove the
nuisance the gendarme would. Large
and small concerns send delivery
wagons about for work, which is ex-
pressed to the country and returned in
a week or ten days. The work is en-
quisite and prices are reasonable. but
the strain on the garments is treble the
wear.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Japan still regards Corea as fair bait.
but has temporarily ceased TO use the
Marships Of China as sinkers.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Their Little Savings.

To the Editor:
Please accept our savings. 55 cents (which /,
SMALL. for the Sick Babies Fund.
t., yeara II. L., 3 years
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Amanda and Her Allies.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please ind sc cents from the collec-
tion OF Amanda Krauss. TIllis sinder. Doliie
Frederick and Crissis Krau.s Hoping It will
help some poor sick babies. I win try collect
more. AMANDA KRAUSS. age IL years
The evening world., 1894-08-09

The most conspicuous Japanese-Chi-
nese war characters appear TO be those
which describe the battles in the native
prints
The evening world., 1894-08-09

On one point at least the New York
Democrats are together to-day. They
are all looking towards Saratoga.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Baltimore. In 1897 is going to show
Chicago what the Worlds Fair might
have been.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Thi. One Has Six Girls.

To the Editor;
1t may interest some OF your readers. who have
been tor some time past airing their complaints
Of their treatment BY members OF the fair and
nekis ser In your valued paper. to know Of a
plan which have adopted. and which makes me
ssrisetly indifferent to the eapriciousnsss Of my
female Acquaintance It Is this; have about
half . dozen Of The dsarsst girls you can imagine
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Relief for Many Tots.

To the Editor:
inclosed find 81. the proceeds OF q fair given
for the benefit OF the sick children. Hoping that
our small contribution towards your worthy object
Will relieve some suffering babies
Estelle Tolzmann, Elsie Bar
,.duie Roman, James Rosenthal,
nerue ottehheimer. Julia Wittelshoefer,
Ike Rosentreter. Lille Helmolt,
Rosie Haas. Emil Bar.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

All letters from eontributors TO the SICK Babies
Fund will be printed Many are IN type and viii
Apssar In thls column later
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Jefferson Davis. valet Dead.
by Associated Press.

COLUMBUS Ind. Aus. s,--Jsmss Hardy. coll
orsd. died at Hope last night at the age Of
one hundred years Hardy was Jensrsoa Davis $
valet during the civil war
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Senator Murphy wires that he will
not be on hand at Saratoga. 1t Is not
there that collars and cuffs may be en-
dangered.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

3 II Is not that the rapid transit issue
Numbers 1t awaits the peoples votes
IN November.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Hawaii IL recognized. Queen LII IL
tliscarded. and the Republicans are
trumps.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

u This was vigsiant's day to be down.
But the Yankee crew will still keep its
courage up.
The evening world., 1894-08-09

~ sie1dinE ON the part OF the Senate
~ - hpIuIllatinE. Any yielding on the
~ of mo House must be %. Yet II
~ eems p shat pass snas action and
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Bicycle riders who are reckless must
be taught to be different. And not In
the city parks alone.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
From Alice and Her Friends.

70 the Editor:
lnclossd md 80 cents for the Sick Babies
Fund. collected ~ Alice Reilly and her little
friends OF East One Hundred and Twenty -nrs,
street ALICE REILLY,
The evening world., 1894-08-09

Vegetable Laxatives.
People eat too much breadstuffs. A
pretty woman will be able to keep her
charm If she consumes less starch. glue
and mucilage than the gourmand. Re-
The evening world., 1894-08-09
Richie. OF Charaetcr--whiehs

To the Editor:
There is going to be q debate In our chureA
next week. and as I am selected TO be one Of The
dsbators. would like to get your rsadsrr advice
The subject for discussion Is as follows; (which
goes further TO the building w OF . society.
riehss or eharaetsrr' AS.,s