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The evening world., 1894-02-20
A VISIT TO RIO.

Tive King Of France. with forty thou
slrd mon. marched M the nill ani thc1
marched down again. The dynamite
cruiser Nicthsroy, with It's big dynamite
gen mn board. arrived at Rio early lnrt
Sunday morning, anchored outside tn,
bay. and at night sailed away again.
The rebel vessels were In the bay. 4
reb - fort fred n few shots at the cruiser.
which fell short OF the mari. But more
OF Da Canals vessels came out and there
was no tEht
This IL Brazilian all over. The meeting
OF the hostile vessels would mean a real
nght and somebody would set hurt.
There is nc fun In that.
1t Is said that the Nictheroy took some
The evening world., 1894-02-20

This Is pre-eminently n day of trim
mings. Tailor-made simplicity IL n
longer In vogue. and, II fashion and RI
mors OF fashion prove true prophet
ven spangles, heretofore regarded Z
belonging to the ballet are to he one Z
the features OF the coming season. bot
in millinery and dress trimmings. Blas
spangles. gold spangles and dull red al
green ~spangles will prevail. SpanGb
covering entire surfaces. spsngles !,
rows. spangles put on in patterns az
spangles outlining the design OF ~
material. Hats are to be adorned WIZ
them, especially the new fats OF felt .
kid. which obligingly lend themselves =
any shape elected, rnd wings made =
spangled Jet will be popular m the Gre
lions In black and white headgea-.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Very few people ila"r tire knacl, d
writing on linen 80 tbs, they can .lars
handkerchief realty. yNt the marking
Ia an absolute H"C"s5lt", uaIess ONT
would lose ones belongings with even
weekly washing. On" oma SOLVED
the difficulty by e~mb-0idering her initii
in one corner IN the nld-iashioned, slmpli
way. and in an unobtruslve, small letta
that does not detr2ct from the cppear
ance of even the incest handkerchief, d
does poor handwriting or the cc1rst
lettering.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
AT Home" Days.

The custom of the women OF the M,
tional capital regarding their ''at homss
days might be followed In other cit,,,
to advantage AN society women in ,
certain sett!cn OF tho city receive cali
on the same day of the week. On Mon,
day. for instance, the fashionable visit,
Ing tide sets toward Capitol Hill, ana
thirty or forty calls can easily be mad,
In an afternoon. so little time is lost h
travelling the streets of the City a
Magnificent Distances"
The evening world., 1894-02-20
FIRE IN A LUNAT|C ASYLUM.
Inmates Of Rochester State Hos
pital Have a Panic.
Nearly 800 Crazy People Safely
Taken to Other Quarters.
(By Associated Press

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. 20.-While
Night Waterman Wendell Smith was
making his rounds at the Rochester
state Hospital at 53O o'clock this morn
INK he discovered flames issuing from the
laundry Of the institution, located in the
central portion OF the big building In
which the unfortunate wards OF the
State arc confined.
From the laundry the fire stealthily
crept onward. first communicating to
the kitchen, then to the boiler house, and
then shifting in its course and tapping
the timber in the entertainment hall
with its fiery tongue.
A half dozen steamers had responded
to the alarm. and these were quickly sta
toned as near as possible to the burning
building: but the supply OF water was
short and the hremen were handicapped
in their efforts.
From the moment when the first cry
Of fire was given the inmates of the
building were in a state OF intense eS-
element. Their shouts and cries for
aid were pItiful. At SIS o'clock the
officials u. the institution decided that
the safety Of the inmates demanded
their removal. which was accomplished
without the loss of life.
The burned building was a four-story
brick structure, 100 by 10 feet. and was
built fifteen years ago. DR.. Howard.
Warden OF the institution, said that
the loss would amount to $l2o,oc0 There
is no insurance.
At the time the fire broke out there
were In the building 900 male and 213 fe-
male inmates, and 10 keepers and off,
Gals.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
\ Land Takers View.

To The FdTtoT:
I have examined the lis, published by The
Evening Wor'd' Of the mill!onaircS Of this -i.r-
a very interesting piece OF work. What | gather
from tho examination is tina. great wealth is
Ia he made Only In the possession OF land or
soms special privilege. Work or economy does
not place one In the list. Now, why tax the
wealth producers in order to reach the wealth
abSorbers? One must be deaf, dumb and blind not
to see that the proper thing TO do in order TO
reach these large fortunes ia to tax them a; their
source OF supply-land valu., BENZ. DoBLIS.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
is 1T PUFF Or PoUFF

If Buffalo Bill and Fred May nre GOING
to Tight, It's all right. but II their Wash
ington rumpus is merely the preliminary
whoop OF IN approaching wild West
Show season. it's different. and II ought
to be posted up on the walls instead OF
being printed In the newspaper. There
IL some OF the barbarian lingering In our
natures. and a few Of us secretly but
fondly hope that there will be n calling
out" with all the exciting circumstance
that embellish the ~well-known code.
Why not have n rafting, appearing,
~hlood-raw duel to wake the country UP
and make the unemployed forget their
misery We haven't had much blood
poured on our coil in thirty years now.
and n little gore might go down with
enjoyable g%ustation. our efforts to get
up a war with Chill caved In disgust
ingly. We have not even an inglorious
hope OF stirring up Hawaii to the point
of blowing putty balls at us. Peace Is
perched serenely on our horizon; the
Wilson bill is waltzing along all right
brighter times are coming. and we can
not discern any trouble ahead to put a
little nzz into the future.
II Buffalo Bill fails us, a deep monot-
ony will settle on our lives. He must
not fail us! He must call out Fred May
and call him out hard! Then let the day
OF the deadly hand-to-hand conflict with
Yellowfst be re-enncted! Let the bullets
whis and sizz. ms they used to around
the old Dead*ood coach! Let the bison
paw the earth and the mustang kick up
Its heels! With Bin in war paint and
Fred full Of red paint, there may be such
an a%venging of honor and wiping out OF
insults as has not occurred since the code
duello made It's debut.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
INDICTED FOR STAMP FRAUDS.
south carolina Mcn Cheat Mer-
chants and the Government.
Gy Associated PrcssD

10y NNNOTTaVVI FTVlN-I
GREENNILlE, $. G., Feb. 20.-The
Grand Jury in the United States Court
here has found twenty-one Indictments
against Charles r.. Barrett and others
for using the mails for d~efraudinS the
Government by the Illegal use Of stamps
Barrett Ia "A prominent lawyer and poll
tlClan OF Sp~artanshurg, $. &. \ major
ity of the accused were postmlstCrs.
by this conspiracy scores of merchants
md manufacturers In Northern. Vest
crn and Southern cities We're defrauded
and the Government was made to pay
large amounts OF commissions on fraud
ulent stamps. The cases will he tried
at Charleston. and the Government will
produce over a hundred witnesses. in
cludtng busirpsS men frotn nearly all
the large cities this side of Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
FIGHT IN STATE HOUSE.
Maryland. Lawyers Come TO blows
Over n Contested Election.

- Us
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. .0.-The usual
monotony OF Legislature matter was en-
livened last night by a tistic encounter
between ~ex-Judge d. h. Magruder, of the
Court OF Appeals. of Maryland. and Col.
L. Allison Wilmer, OF Charles County.
the contested election case Of ex-Con-
gresham Sidney Il. Mudd. against DR..
Louis II: Carrico. for n seat in the
Maryland Senate.
Col. Wilmer pronounced n statement
made by Judge Magruder false. where
upon Judge Magruder repeated the state
ment. when Col. Wilmer lcaped over the
crowd n struck me Judge under me
struck back; the two Clinched and
friends lntcrfered and separated them.
Mr.. Mudd was seated from Maryland In
the famous billion dollar Congress. The
fight took place in the Senate Elections
Committee room.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Luck In store for One Man.

To the Editor!
At;rr reading Ped IIot's' letter I think ST..
should be ashamed o; herSclf to say 1t is a mas
place to get up and make the FIRE. II it Ia hs
place Why doesn't he stay home and do the
houncwork' | think RED llot' is one who talks
a good deal Of what she is and what she Ia not
zoing TO do when she gets married. Do her iaiher
and brother get mp and make tn" FIRE for her
mother ia the morning. oh, Red Hot YOU
will get sense when your husband gets up and
makes the FIRE for YOU. ! am to be married this
month. hut | will never have my husband make
the Grr. ENGAGED.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
THE AMAZOSS.'

PlnerO's "farciCal rOmance' entitled
THE Amnzons." presented last n,pnt
FOR the FIRST time in this country at the
Lyceum Theatre, IL m oddly. New
York cries out for the odd, the eccentric
and the novel: consequently there seems
to be no reason why "The Amnzons"
should not be n success. II has n charm
Ing first act, and an uproariously funny
third. The second is tedious and long
drawn out. Pinero begins THE ANA
zons'' fanta stically. as n sort OF prettv.
whimsical conccit, but as he goes on he
evidently fnds that It Is not easy to
continue the work OF fantasy. He intro
duces broadly farcical characters. and in
the last act Il Is downright farce-com-
edy OF a somewhat higher order than
"a Country Snort" be Il wei, under
stood.
Tho Idea Of THE Amazons" Is most
amusing. and the first act went with
screams OF laughter, as surprise after
surprise came to hand. The story is
simple. Tn Marchioness OF Castlejor-
dain. a widow. has three daughters. the
Ladies' Noeline. Wilhelmina and Thoma-
sine Be'turbet. They have been brought
up as boys. for the father and mother
had yearned for sons. In fact de-
clares the Marchioness, after the birth
OF Noeline. Jack bent over me and whis-
pered: My dear. you've lost n seasons
hune'hs-io notn'hS' After Wilheifnina
was oorn ne "ouidht speak TO me Tor
.wo "oh'hS' ana atter the pirth OF
ih'''"H'ne we uee'ueu 'ha' everything
su~oeequeht Dorm 10 US shoulu De re-
Raroeu HIS male 30 the girls are known
M NOEL WINE hfu tommy lhey
S'lohe' renee nunt anu wear male garbs.
vi course tneS meet win lovers ana
are ultimately converted 10 temlhlnity.
WINE ho"''er' mas peeh soreiy u.s.
coneer'eu by her enforced insecurity
anu mas con'''eu III her SISTERS NAT she
was AFRAID she was getting dreadrully
ehe'n'ha'e
There are delightful specialties In THE
Amazons'-all exquisitely out of order
for the stock company. At 9.O5. Bessie
Tyree vaults over a rustic gate In
Overeste Park; at ola the Misses Cay
van. Tyrce and Florence smoke "A trio:
at II O'Clock Fritz Williams sings and
plays the piano: at ll.6 Miss Cavvan
swings clubs with excessive dcxterlty,
and at Ills there is a dance with a pas-
seul Tor FTlty Williams, who Kicks his
feet In the face OF Lady Castle Jordan.
entering upon the scene OF reve,ry In
surprise and CONSERVATION,
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The evening world., 1894-02-20
The Girl on the Wheel.

To The FIItor:
MY advice to DAISY Poll' "a that she keep on
talking to her father about cycllns-not 10 drive
him against hts will, but bring him TO the ptlnt
by a roundabout way: try to convince him That a
girl can he as graceful on a wheel as on horse
back and as modest as in a bathing suit. Cycling.
Ito any other thing, depends upon the person
that ~prsctiscs It, | have seen a pretty and quiet,
looking Eirl slowly and gracefully riding her
wheel, mintlnV her business. and the men she
passed minded theirs, and all wen. we'll.
l.. A. w, Is. 256.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
TRIED TO KILL A WOMAN
N'nrburtnn Accused IL Year Ago Of
prugring WIS. Urunt.

RAILWAY. y. j., Feb .o.-GcorSe War
burton. OF East Railway, was committed
to Jail by Justice Fraa"c this morning. in
default of sl,Ool bnil for an atrocious as
sault vita intent to kill, upan Mrs, Ellen
Brunt. last sunday.
Mrs. Brunt wee found early IN Fehru-
airy, 1872. nearly frozen from exposure
1t wa alleged at the time that War
burton had dragged her. He will b.
he'd to await the results OF the Injuries
she now suffers,
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Government troops on board to Santos
to reinforce the garrison there. But she
was lifted out In New York a a fighter.
not as a transport.
Why does not somebody do some tight
ing and crack this Brazil nut without
further fooling7
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Commissioner Andrews hired Co1 extra
men fer strest cleaning yesterday with.
out consulting the %padrones. This Is
gratifying evidence that the Commits.
sioner g open 10 conviction.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Not nm Expensive Dinner.
Treatment of Children.

Not many grown people would acknowl-
edge thot they were really kind to hill
dren only In a careless manner Yet 1t
Is n sober matter to watch others and
see how many times they try a little
ones temper by inattentiors to Its wants,
be sneers and sarcasms, and by disap-
pointments that could be avoided. Some
times a child's disposition will become
completely ruined by such usage. and
small marvel II Il does.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE.
Montreal Woman Killed Through Il
prugatst's Error.

MONTREAL. Que. Feb. 20.-The
young wife of DR.. f. Il. England. a
prominent physician. was killed y%ester-
day by Il clerks mistake. Sh" had been
in tho habit OF taking blsmuth for stom-
aCh trouh.e An orier was telephoned
to a drug store. but. being ont of the
drug. 1t was flied by q wholesale house,
where a man Of many years experience
sent nnt,mony bv mistake.
The powder Looked SO much like bis
muth that Mrs. England took the anti
mOny.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
GSoh 10 Bc Tall.
To the Editor

To the Edlt6r:
In reply to the "Arx!or' DrooSlynits,' who
wishes to kaow II she is n %giantesH, | viii say
that I do not by any means consider myself a
Glantess. Although lust fifteen. | an about 1--WE
feet ten inches tall. | am very slender, and I
realty admire tail and slender young ladies, II
is very convenient TO be tall. especially when
there Is anything to be seen, and when ! lock
around al the short and fat ladies'. straininE their
nccks and standing on their ~tip-.ocs, I feel very
glad that l am tail ard thin, instead OF short and
fat. SCHOOLGIRL. Brooklyn, n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Give the Police n Tin.

tn TIE Editor:
There is q house in Harlem where they
pie" what they call a friendly game OF
pokcr every Sunday and Wednesday evening,
They have from r!S to Eighteen In the company
each evening and they have been known to have
from So - SIS on the table at once. My hus-
band Is in the habit Of gcins there after working
hours ard not return until 6 A. NJ. Is there no
Law by which such a house can he closed:
HARLEM WIFE.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
willing TO swap Jobs.

To tho Editor:
\ great many have discussed In your columns
the subject ot women taking work from mon. I
,hIaf I: s"rvts the men rirnt. | hJld a man's
position and ret mans paw, hu, would
gladly give It un for domestic happiness.
The mon seem inclined 70 let Ms enjoy
oar s.agie "bicuscdness," and I am glad they
have to suNc- for II In some way. Serve, en-
risht. \ DISAPPOINTED OLD MAID.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Table

At rome very swell dinner parties
given this season the table is %curlously
ornamented with wide ribbons. These
are Of "a tin, in white, and stretch from
the centre to fall over the edge by each
plate. Here they are inscribed In tiny
gilt letters with u name-thnt Of the
person occupying that particular spot.
Thus they serve instead OF the name
card and arc much more decorative.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

There ought to be a majority in the
House to beat Mr.. Bland and his Silver
S~eigniorasr bill decisIvely once for all.
The measure he proposes would be as
far from National honesty. In it's in
cvitablc effect, as the Missouri legisla-
tor falls short q a quorum when he
seeks TO bring the bill TO an issue.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Girl. Who Make Cartridges.

The Union Metallic Cartridge Compaw,
In Bridgeport. Conn, employs betwe-
600 and TOO Connecticut gir.s the enus
year. They do the most extensive buL
ness of this kind In the country. ana y.
war contracts from Europe, South Am.is
ca and the Pacific Islands. The 81.
sort. NIL. srease and pack and M
good wages.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

KALAMAZOO, Mlah,. Feb. 2'.-rhe
Kalamazoo Publishing Company has se-
cured TIE exclusive n:frnils f;Rrcalse
OF the Associated Press, and viii begin
publication OF the Kalamazoo News On
depcndenp six column, Guarto. March
Is. l. q. Kendall IA President and Gen.
erai Mensser. Calvin q. Townsend man
aging Editor.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Ito, IL II

To the Editor;
When a youaG man escorts a young lady hons
would he walk with his arm around her waist
and kiss her good night n h. didn't love herr
And don't you thish he would have to like her
very we'll before he would do ~
VIOLET. INEz. MIMI and MAY.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
procL way and His Paddle.

pro, kvay isIahS tAs psGGl" Il most excellent
for she d. ,plltr OF ths Prisna The general
urri.c tAiass tina, Ais tlarary rcnov'l from
once gorii be nost cN client for the credit OF tho
Empire s,at-.-Eschcs,cr Post Express
The evening world., 1894-02-20
LETTERS.

mt columns % open 10 everybody sAo hds a
e~onpirtrt % maxi, a grievances 10 pentQdn, -
formation 70 gi,e, a subjea Of cc~vdi fntcest to
discus, or a public srnoc 10 acknowledge asd ssAo
Gun put The idea into less k<~ 100 ,cords Long
eLrs cdnnot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

this world. Its present powerful holde
Will soon be called upon to realize how
n soft snap" may brighten as II takes
Its nlght.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
4 Text.

Most .ye-y r'rnunI,. has ~ hV ~ little
MrIgn.. $3.50 1Nc lesson O.; rrcatl'n Is a
National tr>I. Well may It he hrcici-Lhr,.s,or
ia rNr1.pnr.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Saturday nights carnival OF sports
at the Madison Square Garden promises
to furnish a record-breaking contrihu-
ton to THE World's' Free Bread Fund.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Senators TnriR PnIzIc.

How To mix their sugar AMI th'r whis.sy in
proper Proportions 10 vlst 10 Pnsrlirg the senste
Finance Corr'lttSc .-,0G'svllle CoIlcr-Journa;.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

That Greater New York" bill which
passed the Assembly by a vote Of lO6 to
7 Ia the one which should pass the State
Senate Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Yhc Fyr sersor.

This y essentially n fur season. All
sorts of cccentrlcitles are noted, FROM
the leopard skin Jacket (Which Is by M
means 50 seldom to be remarked as Y
should bel to the lovely effects In BLACK
and white achieved by ermlne mum and
stole. 1t Is faSrantly bad taste, how.
ever, to combine this last with any
other sort OF fur. a pretty girl was GU,
on a promenade. recently, who wore
handsome green velvet coat trlmmet
with bear. over his was an ermi1|
.'ppet. Each article OF her wardroa'
was rich, bat the whole result WI
shabby. Babies coats and bonnets a
charming of white corded silk aiE
trimmed with the narrowest border
milk. From this baby II its graz \
mother. every dress has a touch Of { n
If only In the bordering OF az outs
garment.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

However the dulness may have affect
ed other industries, It certainly has not
paralyzed that OF turning out Hawaiian
correspondence.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Senatorial courtesy" efter engaging
in a determined effort 10 make black
appear as white, jumped at the oppor-
tunity to make White appear as a Jus
ftna
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Are the countless friends OF the
"Greater New York" project going to
zee 1t beaten by the guerilla warfare OF
its handful of political foes?
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Deadly Yellow Novels.

The Preserving Attorney o: Pittsburs mlstoeS
a package CT nspsr.eovrTsl boois Tor an internal
machine Perhaps he Was not 20 far vrons after
all. for many yellow hAshr' ar. really "a,
dsatiisr tiAa Ansrel:st ayaAmits. -ksEsas ci1
star.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
saved the w,rla'. Tnir Lnwoon.

T. is w!'h j,crrble iov rh.' vs. observe lN't
the lagoon A. J',Lson parH vas saved FROM l's.
~tru,,icn ,e7tcrdsy by the prortp, action OF tse nre
laaAieS -ChisaC> News.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

In 20 promptly confirming the nominal
ton OF Of Its own members to a
high Office the United States senate act
ed on the golden rule OF Senatorial
courtesy.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
T.iyor-Mnde skating Costume.

Any OF the prevailing tints will make
up well in this style. Our model Is OF
cloth in a lovely shade Of red trimmed
with black and gold braid. The buttons
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Commissioner Andrews will find II just
as easy to shovel of the streets II he
shufies of the padrones for good.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Gladstone's physician says the Grand
Old Mans eyes are as good as they were
n yea ago. And he's looking right at
you my Lords OF the Upper House.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Why not take Hawaiian letters of the
free list, as a means OF meeting the
National deficiency?
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Senator LeSow's Police Department,
Investigating Committee never lacked
good advice. II Is pleasant to learn that
In Attorney John W. Con- II has secured
good counsel, aS we'll.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

1t was three times and u OF Ne,
York, for the Supreme Court Justice.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

THE House OF Lords defiant" But
Gladstone hasn't quite done with the
ancient and not honored body. as yet.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Toasted Broad.

Nice Lunch for "a Telephone CT
The evening world., 1894-02-20

McKane hesitated at nothing. VIII,
should Justice stay her handf
The evening world., 1894-02-20

Perhaps the Senatorial ~prerogative"
could only be v!ndicated by leaving E"y.
York, for the FIRST time In IA long term
OF years, without n representative on
the Supreme Bench OF the United States.
when the Legislature gets ready Il
tackle the Kew Utrecht case the l'rrgue,
son dynasty is likely to experience an
ccutc sh3c%. The Evening World" ha,
blazoned II straight way for tho investi
gators.
THE f'tcthcroy Mt RIO said yester,
days desratcHca. THE Nlctheroy leave
Rio, = TIE news of to-day. 1t seems
to have been merely = matter OF q
friendly cal. That decisive battle |,
stll on the expected" list.
,rAe Shore Inspectorship Of Gear Fur
gaeten. OF New Utrecht. with Its 1900
sainrS. IT. ;G9.uc2 perauirites and Ia
notlfn< 10 DO. Is probabLy not long To-
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Women buy Dogs.

A London dealer in pet animals and
birds says that more than one-helf the
buyers of dogs are women. According
TO him the coming dog is not to be a dog
at all. but a monkey. He exhibits some
queer little things that loo as much
like birds as monkeys. They are pocket
monkeys n are very popular. Pug
dogs and babies" said the cynical dealer,
ARE now being abandoned and monkeys
taken up instead. They are the fash
ionable fad at present. Swell women
dress them up in scarlet waistcoats and
hav them carry packages for them
The evening world., 1894-02-20

The padrones must be placed on thu
lists of the permanently unemployed.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Ginger Snaps.
Bottled MIX.

Note bakers bread for the toast. cut
three-tourths OF an inch thick remove the
crust Min dealers deliver sweet milk In
glass jars 20 any house or once at eight
cents a quart. Wrap the lunch In a break
fast napkin, and tic up with manila paper.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

McKans was not the only guilty man.
Don't let the others escape.