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The evening world., 1894-07-30
HARMONY AND pIsCORp.

The big chiefs Of the Tammany De-
mocracy have inauguratcd a consulta
tion at Saratoga, and the friends OF good
government are cxhortcd to look At the
gathering and to take note of tn" char
aCter of til" mon who are banded to-
gcthcr in the attempt to retain posses
sion of the State. to re"aptur" the L"cis-
laturc and tn confirm their powerful grip
on tn" municipal government.
I'll" advance guard of the conr"rreos
got together last week, but many Of
the chiefs had not arrived and 81 tho
meeting IL to hc continued this week.
hin and Murphy. one or both OF our
Senatorial representatives VIII bc found
among the number. The thousand
dollar-a-yeai Shipping Commissioner
Maurice J. Power. tn" man-nf-aliw DIRK
of the President and Secretary Lamont.
is to be present. bistrict-httorney
Eidgway, of Kings Richard Croker, Fire
Commissioner Scanncll Public Works
Commissioner DAILY and the who'd" army
OF municipal mHgnates are to he ON
hand. lIili and Cleveland elements are
to 10 represented. The MaHnarditos
and the anti aynardites of last year
are to fraterni2e. Flower aud Sheehan
are to be there and Postmaster Bisscll
is expected. The Tammany braves are
to assemble in force. and some Of the
anti-Tammany organiza atoms are coyly
hanging on to the skirts OF the assem-
hlage.
! OF course. all this may end in a failure
to combine. Hut II looks Ike harmony.
| At all events. it is worth while for the
/
vocates To reflect on the contrast pre-
| sented between this gathering and the
reccut discordant meeting OF tho Re
publ"an State Committee. How do the
Saratoga hnhnobbinGs compare with tho
/ trick by which Plat seized control of
| the Now York orgsniza ton and tho
mortal struggle going on between the
'lattitcs and the Union Leagucrs"
The evening world., 1894-07-30
This Is Love.

10 the Editor:
The lovely subject of love and kindred mat
tiers pertaining thereto are OF striking in
terest in these troublous times OF Pullmanc dis
turbanccs Back in the misty musty ages b.
c.. Before Chicago heard Of down to the
present era. the subject has been handled by
eminent and pre- eminent writer's. Love first
starts at the binoculars, for an object must first
be seen before II be adored Secondly, It
strikes the heart. and thence it courses
through the entire system. like great sym
pathetic strike causing slcepl IS nights, and WORT
ment by day. The first symptom, love in
its incpency, Is that desire to be continually
lin your spare moments and some that are
not spare, in the company OF your charmer.
You watch her every movement. You are
hypnotiged, mesmerzed, paralyzed, and oh,
Eliza! sometimes you don't know where you are
at. II the demsel reciprocstes your protestatons
of affection. your happiness is supreme. A,
| times a long. lingering doubt as to whether you
are really loved or not agi,atcs you. Such 1,
love as seen through optimistic, optical nerves
An then toh, we gods and cable carsD Their,
enters the wabbly. emerald-eyed imp Of Jealous,
into the portals Of your earthly tenement and
transforms a civil, civilized civil-service beinf
| into a full-nedged paretic. None can fully cs
| cape the powers OF love, for He who loves ant
| runs away, may live to love another day ant
| Daisy" SAM SOLOMON.
The evening world., 1894-07-30

II ore late al night IN search Of places
to sleep.
They won't stop !alNIng about the
show at Rockuwdy for many day.
Everybody agreed tn It it vas the great
est cycr given at the popular resort.
Had MOrrsspns Casino been twice as
large twic" as much II ,uay would have
been taken In at the door. AS 1t was,
1901 have been added to the Fund and
there are utner persons to b" heard
fIom.
The interest OF the audience never
Jagged from the momcut the entertain
ment began with tn" cutroc OF twelve
littlc girl tots and twelve little boy tots
singing a parody on the famous Tvrolcan
guide song. Then baby Lii made as
pretty "A little speech a. Il littl" girl ever
made explaining wat IN" entertainments
was given Tor and what WAS guiuE t.
take place. This charming lttlo Guild
she Is less than four years ol SPOKE so
plainly ami her voice o9Iri"' 50 well that
those persons VINO We're in the rear could
near her distinctly. Next came qua
trelli. jugg.er, ana alicr him the great
Russell brothers such reception as
these iavuritcs received must nave been
The evening world., 1894-07-30
MAYOR GILRoY's POSITION.

Mayor C;ilroy mas made the positive
and what may be called the official
announcement that he is not candi-
date for re-ele rtivii, and that he would
not under any circumstances, accept
the Office for another term. He has been
in The harness, as he says, since 1870, and
wants n rest At all events, he does not
intend to be a candidate for Mayor. and
his decision would he the same II Tam
rsny had no opposition and his nomi-
nation were unanimous.
Mr. Glroy has confidence that Tam
mary will win in the coming municipal
&C ntcst and he makes the significant re-
mark that the organization lis free to
name its candidate without pledges or
conditions"
There Is little doubt that MIR. Gilroy
will succeed MIR. Croker as the leader OF
the Tammany Democracy. Mr.. Croker
is out to stay. and there Is no prospect
of his return to the leadership even IL
he should desire to resume his abdcated
power.
/ Mayor Gilroy has long since expressed
| himself distinctly in favor OF the puriti-
cation of the Tammany organization by
| the Punishment rom office of every man
who has betrayed his trust or been guilty
of corrupt practices in his official ca
pacity.
If Mr.. Gilroy's determination not to ac-
| cept the Mayoralty Is caused by n de-
sire to devote his time as leader to the
purification and reform OF his party or.
at all events. to the stoppage of the
scandals that have recently startled the
| community. he will do a great and use
full work and one that will rebound to
his honor
The evening world., 1894-07-30
DR.. BOULLEE MYSTERIOUS.
He Says His Wife Cut Him, but De.
clines to Say More.

DR.. Joshua C. Boullee, reputable
physician with a profitable practice, at
1856 Hudson street. is suffering to-day
from wounds upon his head and right
arm incurred at his own home in q
mysterious manner yesterday.
There is probably no mystery about
it to the doctor. but he does not care
to explain clearly and has told several
stories about 1t.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon Po-
liceman Thorn. of the Leonard street
station. found the doctor sitting upon
his stoop with the blood flowing from
a cash in his scalp. while his right arm
was badly cut and bruised. The doctor
said that his wife had struck him in
the course Of family row and he did
not want to complain against her.
The policeman took him to the Cham
bers Street Hospital, where his injuries
were dressed and he was sent home.
Neighbors say that Mrs. Boullee used
a Ratchet on the doctor. They also
say that the Boullee family troubles
are many and varied. that Mrs. Boullee
is wildly jealous and that she has a
brother about the house to whose pres
ence the doctor strongly objects. This
brother Is Denis Fogarty, who was
formerly police sergeant on Supt.
Byrncss staff and was dismissed year
ago.
peated rings of the doctors bell this
morning.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
The Press Is Responsible.

To the Editor:
II VIC probe the matter 10 the bottom. IL b
not diiscult TO detect the true and only cause Of
any acrmony between Americans and the Eng
lsh. II beginB and ends with American, or more
correctly, with New York newspapers and = few
OF their misled readers. Not to attempt COM
parison where II would be impossible. any ono Pc
rusng the publications on both sides Of the Az
lantic must perceive in the American press an
utter lack OF that high standard Of responsible
dignity and fairness that characterizes the gen.
eral English press A public newspaper should
set it's readers example, FIRST OF absolute truth.
and next to tel that truth in the words Of an
honest, fair and upright gentleman. As an e.
ample from which to draw only possible
conclusion to the true origin OF a few Ameri-
cans jealousy and thei manner OF expressing
1t towards country that really is what Its press
educates II to be. far ard serenely above all
such litteness and biased spitefulness, l would
refer any candid reader to the reports and re-
marks and cuts offered to readers OF the lead
ing newspapers OF America and England touch
ing the sailing contests between Visilant and
Vail,yrie. and also between Vigilant and her
| opponent. Britannia. The utter disparity BE-
| tween these will amply suthce to explain such
| wranges as this subject In New Yosk
| newspapers only. G. Q. A. SMITH,
ia Gates avenue Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
THE PIGTAIL WAR.

The Japanese have confirmed the pub
lie opinion that they would take the
lead in the first victories in the war
with China over Corean matters. They
have won the opening naval engage
ment. sinking transport with two
thousand Chinese troops on board and
capturing an old Chinese man-oC- war
The land fighting in Corea has also been
in favor of the Japanese, as they are
reported to have advanced OH Seoul.
defeated the Coreans and occupied the
Royal Palace.
An Imperial cdict has called out the
Japanese army and navy reserves. 1t
is said that the main body OF tn"
Chinese army has crossed the north
western frontier OF Corea. and ms the
peninsula will speedily 10 flooded with
Chinese troops the japanese may not
Ice able to hold their own.
Meanwhile, Great Britain and Russia
will keep sharp lookout on the prog
ress of the Celestial war.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
Onions Good for Nerves.

Onions are kind of all round good
medicine and every housewife knows
this without exactly knowing the reason
why. She knows that whole onion,
eaten at bedtime, will by the next morn
ing break the severest cold. She also
knows that onions make a good plaster
to remove Inflammation and hoarseness
II any one would take an onion and
mash 1t so as to secure all the juice in
1t he would have a most remarkable
smelling substance that would quiet the
most nervous person in no time. The
strength Of 1t inhaled for a few moments
will dull the sense of smell and weaken
the nerves until sleep Is produced from
sheer exhaustion. 1t all comes from
one property possessed by the onion and
that is a form of opium.
The evening world., 1894-07-30

ready TO appear. but there was some
trouble about getting the piano on the
stage. and the list of performers was
so long that II was decided not to delay
matters.
II isn't pleasant to have to say some
thing unklnd al out any person i'll story
Ike this. but Maggie Cline. Lottie GIL
nthnrS who promised to appear and
failed did not add to their list II friends
or we'll wishers Iiss cline wrote a
short note saying Rockaway was too
far away from the eggs for her to make
tho journey. Some OF the others failed
to even ~cud word OF their inability or
Discrimination to appear. Their absence
was Disappointing, the fact that they
would h" present having been widely
advertised, but the show was just az
big - success without them.
Weber y Fields wish to publicly thank
MOI only the performers who assisted
them ~ the entertainment but MIR. Iiur-
zig, Of Hurtig n ScdmOn. Mr.. Morrison.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
Are Women So Cruel?

To the Editor: 81 81,
Are women tender hearted? maintain THAI
they tro not; that they are cruel. pitiless IN
human, mcrciless, unreenting and hard-heartsd.
Let me oneI illustration Among my -
teemod young lady friends is girl OF sur
passing beauty and accomplishments. She plays
the piano diyiney; her dancing Is heavenly;
her conversation is angelic; her smiles are like
the bewildcring CLOVIS OF sunset; her eyes
sparkle like distant suns, and her voice IL
ike ripping brook flowing over the strings OF
thousand harps. But oh, how unfeeling she ISL
She confessed to that one day last week shs
deliberately set two sweet little dogs to fghtingi
When the contest over the little pets were
sadly mutilated. one day, to my horror. she
asked me to pull the wings on an inonensivs
-. Ny sw. tender heart was the only thing
that saved his hyship from dsmembermene
Now | ask the readers OF 1.-THE Evening World
to sustain me in what have said at tho be-
ginning of this letter. O.. that women AZ
wholly lacking in tender sentiment. MR.. d.
The evening world., 1894-07-30

characteristics letter shows what he in
tends To do for the Childrcn's Aid So
ciety and The Evening World' Sick
Babies Fund:
rRoCTOR's THEATRE New York. July 20
To tie Editor:
Having watched with increasing interest the
progress OF The Evening World" with its
noble charity. the S.ck Babies Fund. and being
In hearty sympathy with the movement. as we'll
HS with similar ones | am anxious to contrib
ute my share hereby tender the receipts OF
my boN-ohve for morning and afternoon Of
Wednesday. Aug. IL. to the Babies Fund and
the Children's Aid Society. the proceeds 10 be
divided equally Trusting shall he obliged to
turn people away, with best wishes for the fund,
+. +. PROCTOR.
MIR. lroCtor's generous offer Is accept
ed with innumerablr thanks. THE
Evening Worll' Is gratifed for his in
tCrcst. and the babies would be glad II
they We're old and well enough to know
about L.
The entertainment is good one. 1t
begins early and ends late. Comedy,
| character songs, skits. dancing. singing,
! performances of specialists and living
pictures are some of the good things
promised.
The scale OF prices is 10 to 30 cents.
| and every ticket-buyer will get as much
entertainment as he or she has time for.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
TO BROADEN ITS SCOPE.
Riverside Climb Intends to Dabble
in Political Matters.

The Riverside Club. hitherto exclu-
sively a social organization. announces
that 1t now intends to take an active
part in whatever may effect the west
side. This year. with the approaching
consideration OF the Greater New York,
Rapid Transit and the recommends tons
of the Constitutional Convention regard
ing a more liberal degree of self-govern-
ment for this city. promises to be a very
important one, and the Club hopes to
make its Influence felt to the substantial
benefit OF its neighborhood.
The social features of the Club that
have distinguished II since it's organiZa-
ton in 1881 will not be neglected: and II
is believed that, owning Its own home.
fitted with all the conveniences of a
first-class social club in a residential
district, and with membership care
fully selected. the Riverside Club Will
prove to be a most attra ctive and useful
organization on the west side.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
GO0O BASEBALL FOR BABIES.
Holy Rosary Beats $3.50 for THE
Evening Worlds" Fund.
Police Insist on Free Grounds, but
$40. 40 Is Subscribed.

The Evening Worll's' Sick Babies
Fund has received t2O.t5, the proceeds OF
a game of baseball which was played at
oak Point yesterday between the Holy
Rosary Baseball team, of this city, and
the $3.50 Baseball team, Of Brooklyn.
The proceeds would hava been larger
but for the interference of Police Capt.
Crcedon. who refused to allow Tony
burke, the manager of the Holy Rosary
team, to charge the spectators for ad-
mission for the game, he claiming that
they could not DO so as the grounds
are within the city limits.
'rnis interruption, however. did not
discourage Mr.. Burke. for he went
around the grounds with box In his
hand shouting, Help the babies In
stantly the 800 spectators put their
hands in their pockets and each dropped
a coin or two in the box. When the
money was counted 1t was found that
the box had realized s204S.
At o'clock both teams appeared on
the grounds and INDUCED in prelim-
mary practice for fifteen minutes.
| Then. as both teams announced that
;fcy were ready to start, Umpire Col
den called play" and the $3.50 team
| went to bat.
The game was a very exciting one
from start to finish. and was won by the
Holy Rosary team. after nine innings
| had been played by score OF q to 6.
The feature OF the game was the excel
lent pitching Of Mcconnell. OF the Holy
| Rosary team. who struck out fifteen Of
the $3.50 batters. Assemblyman James
.. Reilly and his brother Joe, who play
ed with the Rosary team got In the
game" in excellent shape, playing with
| out an error. Frank Golden, umpire fol
the Emeralds, gave his services in yes
terday's game without compensation.
| Tho score:
The evening world., 1894-07-30

Parboil the chickens, take them out
and in that water boil one quart Of rice.
Salt to taste. When the rice Is done.
stir into II a tablespoonful of butter. .
pint of milk and three well beaten egga.
Season the chicken with salt and pep
per; spread nearly half of the rice into
a baking dish. distribute the pieces Of
chicken lpon this, and cover with the
remainder of the rice; drop a few bits
OF butter on the top and bake until 4
ernst is formed
The evening world., 1894-07-30

IN" owner Of til" Casino, and all his
SONS AMI daughters, uhcy all Clipped IN
Of tin GRAND Republic Hotel. who
sold tickets for Baby Frances: Police
captain Billy" Allen. who saw thai
prOpl" were well taken care of; Prof.
Gus Wolf and his musicians. and not
forgetting tho persons who patronized
tn" show. they got the worth of their
money and more too. but 1t will he an
added pleasure To them to know that
every penny paid goes To help save the
lives of suffering little babies.
And "Thc Evening World" wishes to
heartily thank Weber Il Fields, and all
the other hig-hcarted persons who took
part IN the entertainment.
The evening world., 1894-07-30

Mash fine the yolks of two hard-boiled
eggs with tablespoonful of softened
butter, a tcaspoonful OF mustard and
half teaspoonful of salt; thin by add
ing gradually two-thirds OF teacupfui
Of vinegar. Mix the dressing with =
quantity of lettuce leaves torn into bits.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
NO Proof of Immortality."
70 the Editor:

10 the Editor:
&c. &. Crolly If PleIrIntvlle, says tome
writers "-iend' agnCiti'i ism lie is way behind
the timer. or lie would know that agnurt.rlsm
needs no more d-fsnsr than Christianity does
10Th are sImply beliefs, and such are purely
personal opinions immortality cannot be proved
at all, neither on scientific grounds nor any other
and not one Of the scientists he mentions claims
to prove 1t; the give you a line OF reasoning
tina, to them is suficient proof OF Immortality
The law Of gravity is conceded by all Intelligent
people, because capable Of proof Immortality is
denied by a majority OF the greatest scientists
which couldn't be a condition II proof were pos
ribie. In the chemistry OF nature nothing is eyJr
ios,. but the Identity 10 destroyed. and that 10 al
The evening world., 1894-07-30
#eV9E!$b%yk ISHoME|

tying them there. They are often needed
and it is waste of time to be obliged
to run to some other part of the house
for another pair.
To cleanse glass bottles that have
held oil. place ashes in each bottle and
immerse in cold water. then heat the
water gradually until 1t boils; after boil
ing an hour let them remain till cold
Then wash the bottles in soapsuds and
rinse in clear water
The evening world., 1894-07-30
BRAIN FRESHENERS.

7Ata column is jor mathematical proNens. Only
r. popular knd ttai ezeesse md -e,resh the n,e,scE
isesiHes ssd do no. require aaboroe agebroie solu-
Tim ,0R Be printed. Our type does not ,no1ud.
afoeoruse H1rs, 20 Il wtn Be Impossible b oss.
ons'ne-s ~ tn'aeh hese are used. ne ron<s of Tie
M se" Pe'sons sends,o oorroe, solutions tsta BE-
p'r"tod Addres dnsr~ TO Problems. Bcestao
World, p O. bar 9, 49,. E-,s York CYL
The evening world., 1894-07-30
USED A RATCHET ON A BOY
HOkcy-POkey Peddler DOmani As
snulted a Young TormentOr.

Jacob Domani, sixty years old. an
Italian hunchback, living at 201 Spring
street, was held for trial in Yorkville
Court to-day for assaulting Samuel Lass
man, ten years old. of CAS- East Ninth
street with a Ratchet yesterday.
DOMAIN peddles hickey cpokey" ice
noyed by some boys at Fifteenth
street and Second avenue. he grabbed
up the Ratchet which he had in his cart
and struck young Lassman on the Left
shoulder blade with It,
Fortunately the blow was a glancing
one or 1t would have broken his back.
Domain ran away, but was caught by
Policeman Walsh.
The evening world., 1894-07-30

That matter OF the 5000 limit in dam
age suits over loss of life on the rails
comes before the Constitutional CON
yention as whole tomorrow. /, will
be remembered that after once deciding
10 report in favor of abolishIng the
limit, the Committee in charge OF the
proposal suddenly reversed its position
and stood by the railroads in whose in
terests, solely. the limit Is fixed. II re-
mains to be see II the entire Convention
can be convinced by the arguIhcnts
which reached the Committee. 1t is
claimed. with much lament of ny cor
7, porations. that the Railways WI be
'Nrscksd II ,uries are 10 have theiA sa,
The evening world., 1894-07-30
Moist Air, Fair Skin.

Moisture Ia absolutely necessary to a
fair complexion. There is nothing like
a Scotch mist for a Scotch complexion,
according to the prophet. Too many
trips cannot be made to the seashore
or the river bank. Women who live in
doors should see that the atmosphere
is kept moist by the evaporation of wa
ter or melting ice. Frequent bathing
and the exercises that induce perspira-
ton will materially benefit the skin.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
YOUTHFUL TILL-TAPPER.
Captured with Alleged stolen
Money In Ills PossessiOn.

A young till-tapper was held for trial
by Justice Feitner in the Essex Market
Police Court to-day. He described him
self as William Welscher, thirteen years
old OF lil Orchard street.
At 3 O'Clock this morning ha sneaked
behind the counter of Henry Siiberman's
cigar store, at LOO livingston street. and
stole $50 from the Till. He was cap
tured by Policeman Casey, OF the Ill
bridge street station. on leaving the
place rhr money he Is said 10 have
taken was found In his pockets.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
Made n Rig Success, Too.

To- the Editor
W" take pleasure In sending YOU herewith a
uhcmk for So being the proceeds OF fair
and garden party held Yesterday evening at the
residence Of Edwin lienes. l2S East Ninety-third
street. for the hsneht Of the Sick babies Fund
We are happy to have been able to make sue.
cess NJ our undertaking and 10 contribute, with
the assistance uf our friends and neghbOrs some
thing towards the good cause OF taking care of
the poor sick children Ot this city. Yours truly,
Edwin llencs. Jr., Harry W. Hcnes,
ku,tIl" SHhlcSnger, Amy WisSmann.
Monroe We'll, Agnes Hermann.
Carrie Heues
+. $. Three pieces Of chilirens clothing new,
donated 10 our fair. are at your disposal Please
send for them at ls6 East Ninety third street.
The evening world., 1894-07-30

conduct Of the Long Islaui Railroad
the entertainment on SATURDAY night At
Morrsou's Casino, E""kaway Beach IN
all of "rhc t.vcuiug NtIld's" Sick
i;ahios' Fund, would have been success
iul in every respect.
As far "a the show went nothing could
hav" been more delightful. but the sol
fish railroad company would not run q
81 eclal train to IT," city after tn" show
vas over and scores of persons had to
tramp about RoCkaway for an hour or
The evening world., 1894-07-30
England aud Anne rica.

To the Editor:
I And on looking over recent publication list
that since 1900 there were fourteen very impor-
tant Inventions in the United States and England;
nine were by citizens Of the United States and
Ave by Engllshmen. I wish also to say to my
English friends that the United States has
better hotel and railroad accommodations and
larger and finer public and private buildings than
England. have them both Its public
works such as bridges. ruadways, parks &C..
ar. not eauslIcd by any country. II the United
states is rs some Of your English correspondents
describe IT, VIII. then, do the oppressed classes OF
England and other European countries nock to
the United states, whoEe Constitution embraces
fr-.r and more liberal ciauseI' 9. 7l7lil n.
The evening world., 1894-07-30
Newport styles.

Some Of the Newport ladies are won
derful to behold. One of the newest
styles is chiffon sleeves. An afternoon
toilet may have very beautiful silk or
satin balloons about the shoulders. but
they are ripped off and chiffon sleeves
OF tremendous width substituted. This
Is called touching up bodice. and is
done by the house modiste or lady's