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The evening world., 1894-03-29
The Correct Handshnke.

The very correct handshake is neither
the pump-handle away up in the air nor
the old-fashioned clasp on a level with
the waist line, but it is from heart to
heart, and is not a clasp. but rather a
hooking together of the fingers, while a
slight movement after the fingers are
thus formed is all that fashion demands
1t isn't pretty. 1t doesn't seem cordial
but 1t is new; therefore, until some other
style is discovered, this one will probably
reign in the circles of the elect.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Neglected Wife's Appeal.

To The Editor:
notice you listen to all who are unhappy,
and perhaps you will listen TO me. I've been
married thirteen years and have two children. My
husband has neglected me and treated with
coolness for the past ten years. He never takes
me to place of amusement, ever
seen anywhere together. and l think he hates me
Would It be wrong for me to accept an invita-
tion from gentleman friend to take drive or
go to the theatre or must plod on from day to
day. receive only frowns and unkind words. and
never know any more enjoyment in life7
LITTLE CRICKET, Portchester.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
UNDERMINING TAMMANY.
Independents to Organize in the
Fourth T8-Night.

A branch Of the Independent County
Organization will be formed in the
Fourth Assembly District, at l65 East
Broadway. tonight.
The time chosen to organize the
anti -Tammany forces In this district
Is considered most favorable. Tam
many Leader Fitzpatrick finds 1t diff
cult to hold his forces together. The
better element is deserting him, and
will go over to the antis
Louis Levene. who Will be the leader
of the Counties in the Fourth. expects
a big enrolment. He estimates that
between 400 and 500 men will join his
organization tonight.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
THAT MILLION DOLLAR FUND.

II Is to be hoped that Mayor Gilroy Will
give special attention to the expenditure
or the one million dollar appropriation
Tor work on the parks The intent OF the
appropriation was to supply Immediate
employment to the suffering poor OF the
city who are out OF work and dependent
on charity for support from day to day.
Properly directed the fund could not fail
to do much good.
1t was not Intended that the money
should be used for political purposes or
In any other manner than to supply the
greatest amount OF labor possible for the
unemployed. 1t seems. however, that
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Laws for the protection OF the ballot
box and to preserve the purity of the
ballot can scarcely be too stringent.
The Saxton bill. passed by the State
Senate yesterday, goes much further
than the present laws in this regard.
II provides that 1t shall be a misde-
meanor wilfully to deface a voting
booth. or to place mark of identifica-
tion on ballot. or to unfold a ballot
before the closing of the polls, or to
obstruct voter. or to go within the
guard rail unlawfully, or to enter a
booth with q voter, or to allow any un.
authorised person TO remain In booth
The evening world., 1894-03-29
stock for Boiling Fish.

Five pounds of haddock, one or
two bay leaves, four whole cloves 4,
stalk of celery, two sprigs of ps.e
and three quarts of cold water. CT,
and wash the fish, cut it into p'
about three inches square; put 1t ip,
soup kettle, with the water, onion,i;
leaves, cloves, celery and parsley; !
it over a moderate fire and skim at
first boil. Simmer gently for two he,
then strain. add a tablespoonful of
and 1t Is ready for use. This mslsT
nice soup for Lent. served clear, "
croutons.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
EXPRESS ROBBER CAUGHT.
Arrest of Charles Ketcham for
Stealing S35, 900 Two Years Ago.

ny Associated Press.)
FORT SMITH, Ark. March 90
Charles Ketcham. alias Charles Harden.
wanted by the Wells Fargo Express
Company. was captured yesterday morn
ing at Alma, Ark. In 1892. while acting
as messenger OF the Express Company,
between Cincinnati and Louisville, two
packages, containing $35. 600. were placed
in his charge.
When they reached Galveston. Tex.
they were found to contain nothing but
brown paper. When arrested $4,000 was
found upon his person.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Ten in the Russian Fashion.

The habit of taking afternon tea 4
the Russian fashion, with a slice O
lemon instead of milk, is growing i
favor among women. There is no dout
that the beverage is less bilious this wa
and that the delicate flavor of the fra
grant leaf can be more easily appr
ciated. Tea-tasters, when engaged 1
sampling, never put milk or cream in,
their cups, which would only serve I
make discrimination between the variou
blends the more difficult.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

T. IF he had only turned around ! would
have grabbed the satchel," testified Rus
sell Sage yesterday in the Laidlaw suit.
with regard to Norcross and his bag of
dynamite. Yes. and il the city would
only turn around Mr.. Sage would grab
any and every available street for strad-
dlebug IT, road extensions. Given his
opportunity, there is nothing slow about
your uncle Russell as a grabber.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
PLOT AGAINST A JUDGE.
Oklahoma Lawyer and Others
Wanted to Get Rid of Him.

IIIy NssOcIRtcd Prcss.D
ENID, okla, March GA plot against
Judge Mackay by the same gang that at
tempted to mob Whitaker and Williams
n few days ago has just been disclosed
James Brennan, the Deputy Sheriff Of
Canadian County. has made affidavit
that l.. Il. Clogston, an attorney Of
Round Pond, and six unknown persons
called on him and demanded his assist
ance in running Judge Mackay out of the
country.
Judge Mackay declares he will disbar
CloRston and bring him and his asso-
ciates before the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
To Keep Girls at Home Nights

An admirable organization belonging to
the chapel of st. Chrysostom, is the
Guild of st. Agnes" for women and
girls who cannot or should not go out at
night. 1t meets every Friday at o'clock.
The members are entertained In various
ways and taught sewing. housewifely
ways. good humor and good manners.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Porcelain Furniture.

The rage for china has spread even
into the field of furniture. A heavy seat
which Is a cross between the old time
"cricket' and an ottoman is seen in
blue and white porcelain. 1t is by no
means fragile, although it would scarce
ly stand rough usage.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
TO MOVE SATURDAY.
The list Regiment VIII DE Escort
ed to Its New Home by the 7th.

The Seventy-first Regiment will move
into It's new armory at Park avenue and
Thirty fourth street Saturday. 1t will
be escorted by the Seventh Regiment,
and the other organizations which are
to be located in the same building will
tako part In the march
The line Of march will be from One
Hundred and Seventh street and Lexing-
ton avenue to Fifth avenue. down Fifth
avenue to Thirty-fou street and across
Thirty fourth street to Park avenue
The column will move at r. NJ, ana
+. NJ.
The building will not be open to the
pubiic when the regiment marches IN,
hrmory Hoard. the veterans of the regi-
ment and representatives of the press.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
u. and A. Freight Train Robbed

Niy Associated Prcssl
sPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 20 "A through
freight train the lloston and Albany road was
suddenly stopped last night by applica-
tion of the air-hrakCs by unknown parties
about three miles west Of Springfield one Of
the cars had been occupied by robbers, who had
looted several shoe cases, and had then stopped
the train and escaped
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Beauty In Demand.

am a girl OF eighteen and | would like Il
say that | would not hesitate for a moment t,
marry man | loved on SIS week. As for sen
slble girls being scarce, cannot the same thin
be said OF young men? Let a girl be ever s,
sensible. II she is plain In face and figure he
chances in the matrimonial line are few. know
girls who would make splendid wives but as the
possess little or no beauty. I suppose they vii
die old maids A YOUNG HOUsEKEEPER
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Wants Advice In a Love Affair

To the Editor:
young lady OF twenty II It would be advisable
for her to marry young man of twenty-one Of
only few months acquaintance. or would II he
better for her to know him longer. He seems
to be very kind and attentive. but is not very
well on. only earning " u day. 30 am anxious
to know what TO do CONSTANT READER.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Eyes and Mouth.

Which would you say were more ex-
pressive. the eyes or the mouth? This
is a favorite topic for discussion in some
circles just now. On the one side Is
quoted: The eyes are the windows of
the soul" The other side retorts: "All
a mans other features are made for
him, but he makes his own mouth"
The evening world., 1894-03-29
SAYS THEY WERE ROBBED.
Counsel for Former Mcsnba Range
Owners Hints mt n Sensation.


DULUTH, Mimi, March ga. A.
Harris, attorney for the Merrltts in the
action pending against w. c. Wetmore
and the Steele Barge Company, has re-
turned from New York, where he has
been to study up the transactions by
which the Merritts lost the control Of the
Mesaba Range and some S0,0O0,OO.
He says the Merritts and the Duluth
men interested We're deliberately and sys-
tematically robbed and hints there will
be sensational developments.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
TRADE BEGINS TO BOOM.
Connecticut Plants Running on
Full or Overtime.

IVY NssncIatcl iIofs-D
HARTFORD, Conn, March 29.-The
industrial situation in Connecticut is
showing II remarkable Improvement
Yesterday the Winsted silk mill began
running thirteen hours n day, and the
mill hands expect to work overtime for
several weeks.
The Ansonia Brass and Copper Com
pany. Wallace e. Sons and the Farrell
Foundry and Machine Company, three
Of the largest manufacturing concerns
on full time.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

When 1t is provided that the Mayor
can form his own city government, un-
hampered by the hold-over appointees of
his predecessor, and when the police
force is controlled by single police
head, the way to complete municipal re-
form will be wide open in New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
He Makes Her Tired.

To the Editor:
am young girl about seventeen years old.
and am very much annoyed by a man over thirty.
He is nice enough for some girls who would
like TO be kissed all the time. but not for one
like | like affection. but he makes me
''tired." He also troubles very much in
business hours. which do not like. I have told
him So but he continues Just the same.
would thank any onein The Evening world''
readers to advise me what to do with this bore.
JANETTE.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Indiana After Game Fish.


IFTH1T
RICHMOND, Ind, March ?9-lndana has in
Rugurated a movement that may prove the nucleus
Of great National organization by forming a
State game hsh protective association. TIL.
United States Fish Commissioner will he asked
To restock Indiana streams. They want !. 900 OOo
black bass for white River alone. All Game Fish
laws are To be risidy enforced
The evening world., 1894-03-29

To the Editor:
How is II that city oficias, say police Justices
so on to California and other places and draw
their salaresa | am a mechanic, and II | should
lose the smallest amount of time 1t is deducted
from my wages payday. believe city on
cisls should be treated In a like manner, ! also
consider that they receive about 100 per cent.
more than th@y deserve, and at least they
should be compelled to make full time for the
enormous salary they receive from the city.
Z. z. s.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

tRy Associated Iress)
HUDSON, Wis. March 20. 9.--I'nited States Mar
shal Oakley, Of Madison. brought William saun-
try. the prominent saltwater, MINI, iumherman,
here last night on the charge Of unawtuliy cut
ting 664 600 feet Of Government timber in Doug
lass County. Sauntry held In 81 900 bonds
to appear al the April term of the District Court
at Madison Snuntry Is the fourth lumberman
who has been arrested on a like charge.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

effect Of height: in recess 1t gives the
effect of distance. This is desirable for
the owner of small rooms to remember
Yellow, on the contrary, lowers the
height and brings out the recess, while
red is the only color that appears to re-
main stationary.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

There Is as yet no apparent move
ment to relieve New York's policemen
from the risks of life and limb and from
the dirty dragging-in work consequent
upon the absence of an efficient signal
and patrol-wagon service.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Pork,

In selecting fresh pork. the tenderloin
is one of the choicest portions. and thf
sweet-breads are relished by many. tt
ribs are fine for roasting, but the thiG,
lean cut from along the back is consids
cred more desirable by some. Th}
large prime ham is taken from the hind
quarter, while that from the fore-qusr.
ter-the shoulder, as 1t is usually called
is small, fat and undesirable. 4
The evening world., 1894-03-29
stnys for stout Women.

A useful and wonderfully becoming cor
set has Just been brought out. For
stout figures these stays Will be simply
invaluable, as they will take away en-
tirely any appearance of heaviness OF
clumsness and will insure a perfectly
graceful contour, even in cases of the
The evening world., 1894-03-29

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 2s,-FrAnk Nc
Donald young man Of Pittston, was taken to
tho Monroe Gold cure Institute last Friday. A
few hours after receiving the treatment he died
suddenly, The physicians said heart disease
caused his death, but the Coroncrs jury rem
dcred verdict that It was caused by an over.
hnHa OF Onlnm.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

In his capacity as a Shore Inspector
who didn't inspect. Mr.. Furgueson, of
New Utrecht, has had little experience
with refuse which the tides have left
behind. But he will soon know what it
Is to be stranded by tidal wave.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

Sooner than remove Brockway, the
local managers of the Elmira Reforma-
tory declare they will themselves re-
sign. Nothing but their summary re-
moval could be more gratifying than
their resignation. But Brockway must
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Former New Yorker Dead.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March :s-Gov. Charles
Trehel OF the Soldiers Home at Santa Moniea,
died yesterday He had been III for some time,
He WAS well known in New York and PhiladeIphia "a
and was In the Sew York Custom House under
Collectors Murphy and Arthur lie came TO this
coast In 1883
The evening world., 1894-03-29
A La GrecIue.

This pretty coiffure is based uI'or
Greek design. The frizette is worl .,'
on the forehead, the hair waved at IN
sides ian almost invariable style. hn tn
way), and then arranged in GU is o
roulettes. which are piled high en III
The evening world., 1894-03-29

Apprehending the downfall of the
Seigniorage bill. Senator Stewart set
the silver pins up in the other alley yes
terday by introducing a new Free Coin
aDe hill
The evening world., 1894-03-29

most pronounced embonpoint They are
made with a light belt which Is hidden
under the fastening of the stays in
front and which is kept firmly in its
place by straps on either side. These
straps are adjustable and can be drawn
in or let out as occasion requires.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Potato Dali.

Mash some potatoes with salt, pepper
butter and a little chopped parsley.
Roll into balls. dip in beaten egg, rod
in bread crumbs and fry for few min
utes In hot butter.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Screws should BE soaped,

A woman was about to screw up I,
box, preparatory to sending 1t by ex
press. She went to the hardware sh n
to purchase the necessary implementsu
and received valuable hint from tho
man who served her: Soap the screwsl
WELL" he said, land they will go into
the wood ten times as easily as
would without that" L. n
The evening world., 1894-03-29
EDITORIALIZED POINTS.
Ic,,inp Down the Rnrs.

1t looks as II IoNas liquor laws would be
amended 30 that man secure a drink with
out committing perjury. Washington Post.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

There was no opposition to Mr.. Dun
phys new New York and New Jersey
Bridge bill in the House Committee.
There should be just as much in the
House.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Or la Pricled by Conscience.

The daily bulletins from John Y. McKane have
ceased He is still employed In the Sing Sing
tailor shop. but we never know how many times
= day he prioks his nngsrs.-Auburu Bulletin.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

10 be vaccinnated is public duty In
the face of the existing smallpox situ-
alton In New York and Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
II Naturally Seems So,

Naturally sugar seems to the Senators the best
source of revenue for the Government II has
never failed them,-Chicago Post.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

A great many men would have been
willing to do a great many things rather
than tell on the witness-stand the things
Witness Rosell told in the Pollard case
The evening world., 1894-03-29
A Cynical Definition of Home.

When a London publication offered q
rrizc for the best brief definition OF
home, one of the 5000 answers was,
where you are treated best and grum-
BILE most"
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Ship Irouuois Wins nm Ocean Race
my Associated Press,

VIZ FfN77~F'F'1
SAN FRANCISCO March 29.-The ship lroquois
OF the Sutton line Capt Nicols arrived in this
port yesterday morning after voyage OF i37 days
from New York. An hour or two later the Arabia
Capt. MAcLean. was also towed into port These
vessels left New York on the same day.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

An euort is being made to prove that Prender
CAST slayer OF Carter Harrison, is a iunatic
What plsassnter, surer way OF determining than
by an autopsy '--san Francisco Examiner
The evening world., 1894-03-29

1t is suspected that Mr.. Coxey's fol-
lowers will presently begin to find army
life too much like work.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

II that little fire in the Senate wing
At the Capitol had only smoked out the
sugar Senators 1t would have been a
blessing.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
From II Safe Distance.

The city OF brooklyn is a good place for the
anti vaccinationists TO contemplate Just now
Boston Herald.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

When Coxey's army shall reach the Potomac
he might order It to fall in,-Philadelphia Rec
ord
The evening world., 1894-03-29

The continued survival of Crokerism
- impossible under the natural law OF
evolution.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

When pretty girls go to Washington
to argue on the wrong side of the tariff
question It Is the Senators who need
protection.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

Mckinley is again at Minneapolis. but
I, not now as in 1893, upon dark horse.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

80 - It has come to pass. under the condi-
ticns of New Yorks bossdom. that what
: attacks Croker hits Platt. and vice versa.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

Opposition postpones but will never
prevent the bridging of the North River.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

crown. At the left side steel. Jet or
jeweled comb is placed, and a bow Of
stiff satin ribbon with feather plume In
pinned well upon the top. This coiffurs
Is really very easy to arrange, especial-
ly II little artificial roulettes are used.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

Brockway squirms under the impend-
ing paddle of retribution.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
AlI-Engrossing Housekeeping.

Every woman has not the qualificationsare
to make a perfect housekeeper. but itiv.
is impossible to be one without sacri,m c
ficng all other interests in life.
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ii REALITY.

IA woman's reply to q man who said that
woman caused all the trouble In thsEworld.I
You say twas the woman hat caused Adams
fall.
n think ] can prove 10 was not 20 NJ Mll.
Just look In your Bible, and you VIII perceive
Gods command was to Adam. but never TO
Eve.
Although she. like O woman. the penalty paid,
The fruit was forbidden before she waa made.
But after his sin. ADAM, Just like q man.
Skuiks round back Of Eve ne fast ~ he can.
When he hears the Lords voice In the garden
At night
And No whines: .Lord, she ate It 1 Just took
bita.m
And since that sad time, I am sorry 70 Say.
Man always has acted the very same wny,
And whenever there IL trouble Of any kind
The wife takes the brunt, while the man
ensaks behind,
But MP pops his head from behind his safe
cover,
When trials are past and dangers are over.
And he crows loud and long. like q bold chan
ticleer;
''see. I shield and protect her, the weak little
dsarl
How noble is mani for ron know all the evil
Was caused, not by man. but By Eve and the
devil
ELLA N. Proper in Minneapolis Houssksspsr.
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Vacation Hints For Chndren.

III you will remember two little hints,
children, you Will have much less fear
In going into the woods this summer.
First, poison vines, such as the ivy,
have three leaflets ON one stalk. There
fore beware OF touching amy three leafed
vine. Remember that the poisonous
sumacs have white berries those with
red berries being harmless. Il IL safe
for the city bred child never TO eat any
roots or berries found In the fields or
woods without having them first looked
over by somebody who knows about
them. The second hint concerns snakes.
Snakes which have circular markings
that il, streaked rings around the
body-are harmless. Those which are
striped lengthwise are dangerous
Should you ever 60 TO Australia, don't
stop 70 examine o snake. for all varie-
ties are poisonous. Il may interest you
to know that snakes are 90 common in
that country that one OF the first lessons
o child learns Ia how TO bind mp q
wound. IL is taught in the primary
schools, and In all the railway stations
large placards are posted giving full
particulars and with good illustrations
showing how the arm or foot should be
bound to prevent the poison penetrating
the system. We have not the worst
country in the world, have we?-New
York Times.
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ical man. He Is also q skillful pianist
and composer as well as q capable
sculptor and painter In oils, and several
Of his productions upon exhibition have
been rewarded with gold medals. See
ing that little Maud's mother lie also an
accomplished singer, it IL not surprising
that the child should have inherited an
artistic temperament. Though Irish by
birth, ID was in Australia Miss Mac
Carthy commenced the study Of the vio-
lin. She received lessons ON that instru-
ment as far back al Ave years ago from
Miss Pedley Of Sydney, and in two
years time had made such progress
that her teacher felt justified in giving
q special Eat home i'm order that con-
noisseurs might listen TO the phenome-
nal capabilities of the gifted little child.
She has since studied with the well
known Spanish violinist Senior Arbos,
who, by the way, has Just Joined the
teaching staff Of the Royal Academy Of
Music, but from whom she win no
doubt continue to receive the benefit of
instruction: Among the treasures priced
by Miss MacCarthy is . volume from
Nh. Gladstone bearing an inscription In
his own handwriting. and in which he
describes the young violinist % .'the
dear little Irish musician. London
Queen. &C.