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The evening world., 1894-07-09
THE BOss OF THE HOUSE.

The lord and master Of j home IN
East Ninety-s!Xth street Is under arrest
for shooting at his wife. This accusa-
tIon IS made b. the wife. VINO says that
on Saturday night he b!szed away at
her twice cat OF q revolvev. The man
tells a different story. lie says there il
buarder In the place and he simply
shot OF his revolver to remind the
boarde- and HIS wife that nc, tie
shooter, was the boss in lis own house.
Not n la idea. Is It? This husband
could have stood w In The MIDDLE Of
the floor and asserted Lis Dpss-sh!p, bat
In that way he could not have given The
assertion tnc emphasis which his fus!I-
la4e impaired TO T.. lie didn't h.l any
body. or the emphasis might have taen
much hefti-r ana the moral more en-
during. BGt lie has blaz-l the way
for nusba ads that come after Lin. and
who will now know how t. declare
themselves the bossea IN their own
houses anl show that they mean II.
II husbands scncrally !ird this des!r-
able me.Eoi OF ass"r1irs their mastery,
Il might L.. well for the Government to
set apart one day In The year when all
married men aff'ictad with a necessity
for demonstrating that they wear the
trousers could IIus expose tn emselves
freely ss-oi-the-House day would be
good name for II. and Il would be a
time for general yyiid-Westing in the
family circle.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

In Paris, lately, they have had soma
quite beguilins new figures in the cotil-
lon. A butterfly chase. for instance. In
which the lady fiutters a paper butter
fly and her would-be partner catches
it in his net, is very lively figure for
dancers and onlookers. Pierrot frllls
and Pierrot laces cause q vast amount
of fun. Another figure is the milkniaid
yoke, with pals containing favors for
ladies' and gentlemen. Necklaces and
bangles are distributed among tho
dancers. and those who find them to
match pair of; together. Castsnets.
battledores and shuttle-cocks, bowl and
croquet balls and other things are IN
troduced into the cotillon nowadays. A
May-poie dance. too, with revolving
top and streamers OF hanging ribbon to
which the dancers cling as they fly
around, is fascinating invention.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
REPORTS A HORSE MISSING.
This May Bc n Clue 10 Mrs. Millers
Peculiar Adventure.

Charles EngerInan, a livery stable
keeper. at Sheepshead Bay, reported -
the Coney Island police this morning
the loss OF Il horse which he sayH was
hired hy an unknown man and woman
Saturday. The horse was attached TO
a carriage, which was found overturned
in Il hotel shed.
Tire description Of the woman given
by Mr.. Engerman tallics with thai Of
Mrs. Mary .. Miller, who wa found
lying on the sand in Comatosc state
In front Of the ocean Hotel at . o'clock
yesterday morning.
mrs. Miller was taken 10 the Seney
Hospital, aud revived Sne said she
lived st n. Clinton street. She is not
known at that address.
At the hospital this morning the doc.
tors refused 10 discuss the case. Dr.
Lewis yesterday said at first he. be
lieved Mrs. Miller was suffering from
morphine poisoning. She hsa "A note
in her pocket when found asking TO
lave friends notified II anything hap
pened to ner.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Is The LAW ENfORCEDl

L. 10 just now the season for excur-
slons. Steamers leave our docks daily
crowded with piessure-seekers for every
conceivable spot in the rivers and bay.
Tho safety OF these crowds deserves
some consideration, especially when II
10 bo.as Ia mind that they are mainly
women and children.
There are certain laws resula ting tho
sailing OF excursion boatn. The Eunter
OF persons allowed on board Is limited,
according to the capacity Of the boat.
There are pEo:isiCns OF law regulating
the nteboats and life p-eservers. FIRE.
quent Inspections OF the machinery
are provided for. Onicers are appointed
and paid for seeing to the proper en-
forcement of these laws. and for their
strict observance by the owners Of
steamers. r-s
Do these oflieers 40 their duty? Are
tie laws strictly snforeed7 They ought
The evening world., 1894-07-09

10 be. because thew ar. NO NOR. stin.
gent than 4, necessary ~ accidents are
10 be rded against and tho lives OF
women and children Who do not dream
OF danger ar. IN no nro,.c,as
The tuR James d S,col rhich .oun.
dered a week ago Isst sunday vnI,e On
an ..eursi.p 70 tho Fishing panks had
an hoard a load az pssso-gsr, lsr9aly IN
e,c.s, a, the Du,,b.r sb. yss lco.Ilv An.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
HAD Him SENT AWAY AGAIN.
Fltckner's Tenth Trim TO the Island
on His WiTe's Complaint.

Mary Ann FlicIDe.' Of 233 West Sixty
ninth street, hal her husband, Thomas
forty-four years old, arrested yesterday
FER assault and disoriariy conduct. Dur
ing the past I'VE years she uaI had Elm
sent to the island ten times. On June
j. last she agreed 10 live with him again
on hts pron!s, 70 behave himself IN the
future. He then went u work picking
rage for living. and everything went
along smoothly until last Friday.
he then biacsanel his Wi:e's eyes ard
chased her AID hts niece, AAEie Spears
hfteen years Old. yut of tie house a. the
point OF a knife, threatening to Kill them
l. they returned. FliCkner then demol-
lshed most OF the furniture and hurried
away,
Yesterday afternoon he returned, and
Mrs. Fl,Ckner cdiiCi IN PolCaUeu Dor
mad OF the West @Ixty-eighth street
station. In Yorkytile Court today Flick
u was sent back to the Island Or three
months.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
DISEASED BEEF is SEIZED.
Two Cnrcnsscs of TubercuIou. Cows
Found by Inspector Mars.

Two cases Of tuberculosis, discovered
within the last week among herds OF
cows sent 10 this city to be butchc-ad,
have called for rigid and searching
investigation n the part Of tho authori-
ties TO pace the responsibility for the
shipment o; the diseased cattle, ana to
ascertain whether milk from these. or
similarly afflicted cattle t. being sold
here
on Friday last Meat Inspector Brice
Mars discovered and se!zcd, in the Asso-
citation Abattolr. Forty-iourth street
ana Eat River. a COW in which the
disease was developed TO 4 most horrible
examination proved that BOTH lungs
were litcra lily fun OF tuberc,es, and that
The liver, intrstines, ard even the abb
I1minal walls were in It frightful state
through the sprca! OF the disease.
Inc carcass vas in possession Of JC-
srph Locwell, who said II hai been pUr-
chased from Jonathan Van Secpy, a
dsiryman, % Brewster Station, on the
Harlem road.
Yesterday afternoon another rnlmal,
purchase, by Butcher N. Hoffman from
i. MacFhersoa, at the New Jersey
apcctor. This carcass was found to be
similarly affected and absolutely unit
for FOOD or, ir TACT, for any purpose hut
oual Commission Dealer MACPHERSON
said this COW came from Orange
County.
Both cases have been reported b.
Sanitary superintendent Roberto 10 the
tops win Dc taken 10 INSPECT AL herds
teGLed animals we're shipped
-. purtns the weeE, engins July : 2Gs
COW beetg' we're Slaughtered at tbat-
totrs Ia and near this city. The number
Is lar above the average, and wholesale
The evening world., 1894-07-09
CUT OUT IT'S TONGUE.
Fisndish Treatment Of a Horse
for Petty Revenge,
Stabeman Bernard Gabey accused
and Under Arrest.
Was Discharged After the Animal
Had Been Mutilated Boiorc.

\ reAd. who, the pui.-a believe, =
Beraa.; G4be!.. %. IS L. .-...y-
'Jurtn street ioresI On entrance 70
James D.I!on's ssays. - East THIRTY
nth street, Saturday night OF Csr,.
sunday morning. and there, FOR revenge
cut out 4 horse s tongue.
The poor best Is terribly mIt.la ed.
The Society fer tho Prevention o: Cru
city TO Animals has tie case in hand,
and Agent Regan, VINO has been detailed.
IS determined to press II 10 the end. All
the syldsnc. he mas Is directed esairsl
Cahnly.
Gabely vas arrsterel by Detective
Iierncy, q the East Thirty tn street
api wa rcmirt=i fy- further examine
ton. He denies the charge
tapely, VINO Is iE,rty-srNen years Oh.
hiilon. ArcAi5Aii smith. Of 81. Eas
T"cnty-fJLrth street. has soma horses
CHARTERED there. Saturday. week asg
5 9r.as 3 is pts FANCY Ria la exc ca a<
Hncrc h= might he seen by 4, rrosps j. e
cents for the JOB.
The s'ablemAn tool ne horse 70 til
Academy ami returned vim IT. SU';1
al not "a" him the - cents then, ar
when GIba'v dit no teceiTs hts p5y he
threatened to take the horse 0ut enl ct
y run ava.
Tho next morning, wien tie stable was
OPENED, the horse Wa foa!l 10 ave
e!ght lad cuts Oh MS iury.=es. He had
been slashel with Q sIgru knife.
Suspicion EEL On Gan-.y, hut as her,
vas no evidence ngs',rt Lin he -as
not arrested. Dillon dismissed Inn from
his .mpo".
When Air. Dillon wsrt into the stab,a
s'erday morning h. found blood tirw-
ing in streams from the mouth # Smith :
nUrs-. There Vas q great pool Of blood
Ia the stall. Dillon ypvned the horses
mouth and found that over two Inches
~ h. poor beast J tungGc had h-en Cut
or. The Society was notified ana
Carely was arrested.
That nothing more ihEu revenge wGs
ne .niia - a." ~ N'no .u' me un,-+
ESQ IL the stable had heeu touched \
".rcow in the rear had been forced upCl
md JArJugn this an entrance vas gained.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Ever those who feel that they have
not the time or tho patience to carry
out the various health culture fads, and
the bodily exercises that sre Wanted
nowadays, pick up some bits Of infor-
nation thai ctand them in good stead
For instance, there "a the recommended
tion to walk from the hips. az It is called
that is. without bending the knees. 1t
vii! he found that this effort tends to
an erect carriage and that one may
promenade with less sense Of fatigue by
trying the plan.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
WANT $4,000 EACH.
Rosen6eld vs.. ROscnstein; Mrs. Ros
eDstein vs.. RObinoyvitz.

Solomon Kosenfeld, c dry-Eoods mer-
chant, OF s. Hester street, has brought
an action in the Superior Court, through
Lawyer Alfred u. Jawarower. to re-
cover $1,000 damages from Louis Rosen-
stein, who has a dry-goods store at 81
Hester street.
He charges Rosenstein with having
called him q robher ana q THIEF ana of
having accused him OF rohbing widows
and orphans.
Mrs. Fanny Rosenstein, the wife of
the defendant has begun an action in
the Superior Court against Hersh Robin
owitZ. a partner OF kosenfeld. for $1,000
damsEes. Che alleges that Robinowitz
called her a pickpocket. and said she
stole money from the pockets ~ cus-
tomer1 who went into her husband )
store.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Ribbon stocks.

Stocks are the most becoming neck.
wear in the line of furnishing goods.
They go with verifying, they become
everybody and they are dressy and es-
santially feminine. But velvet Is too hot
for weather like this, particularly in
town. Down by the sen and up on thu
mour tains, where the breezes are cool,
they are all right. The best all-around
stocl-band is MORE ribbon. This mo-
mer. Tatered silk and double-faced
satin In desirable widths are on special
sale at % cents; 1t only takes sixteen
inches to go around the neck with lap
over edges. Two yards of lace sewed on
in overlapping hounces will complete tb'
ribbon stock.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
societ, and intellectually.

80 a., E4.:e-
s-~tr... a-ps ~ I'll. p.tiisa THE, 4. there
~ ..asl s..s-i p.4a!e.3sy Ia; l H42. gaia
g., ll.-fzs.s4 G-sig-. visa - he-T g
81. .4.s cub a. St- yorS C.;l 10! ia:eile-i1sl
luT-.,sta- al--.s.' "a q sgcl4l stub rts-s d!i-
.-4z..-s g. sls LslG GA ut--2II'2 aad iAe
.'-s- ss,.s.: e--s;iy.- q ;as D.. IA the first
.as,s. The GLIB Ell; be 4 fashionable enc. tao
msz.ls-, ,zgsr o. y-ylri pr0ach In every re-
-ps.l e ~ prlE.i;4l % 80. IN SONG vii. se
% .s..st= q .zss.r;.i d. sool s-cL-'y o; ooufte
e rs .-l-rs,Sli ia, j. r., mean the Ia. In
H.. l,o1.l f.4-s iA- expense INST rot amount
no csc. 50 ~ 50 ps7 gear: Ia taa tA.'l phase
r-s. e ,,,s be .5r usmbsrsl!v. IS iEy cir.
e.n.sl-L. IS are tsIasaha; f;rsi;saed | an {! ne.
..ss.Eg ~9rAas CIR. sAc-l5 pr5po..i be
-ersss5ry. s.yst. | caa command sch t:Jr.
1as e.. 60 10 hel-r Intimately scqul!ntei with
g g.g"'a,-t y--s-u, @.:zoush do not us,'s Ia
asr society. sto-.I aIg o. yog; readers be able
D. s... u- '.s essi-sd iai. nation .asy =lu DC
go. --lsag EIGHTEEN.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
A YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMAN,
Eleveu-iear-Old Michael MadiBsn
Held Up u SCHOOLGIRL.

Michael Madigan. eleven years old, Of
~ West Houston street. Was tcmporar.-
" committed to the care Of ihc Gerry
Society pending his trial for highway
robbery. lie held Up schoolgirl, May
S!llery, hfteCn years old, OF ~ Hudson
street yesterday ~ Hudson aui Charlton
streets.
The girl was passing by tho corner
when Madigan told her to halt. Then
he pulled silver watch from the front
" her dress. where it was pinned, ard
ran away. A policeman Of the Sanitary
squad happened to be in the vicinity
and he ran after the boy and arrested
him.
Madigan vas arrested about year
ego for robDing an Italians fruit stand.
He was not prosecuted then Madipan
begged hard for another chance to-day.
but Justice Noorni3 held him.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
\ Poppy sVlist.

Elaborate waists are made n, .uu
gauSe. II has first fitted lining, a
red taneta. and on this is diaphanop,
huted gauze Of brilliant poppy hue,
drawn lengthwise in clusters of tbr.,
shirred tucks. leaving pun between
the clusters. The edge of rhe blouse 4.
turned up and sewed permanently m
the lining. that 1t may fail properly an
the pointed belt Of red silk. The SLEEVE,
are composed of tapping doubled n,,.
fes. They may he worn long ar Ella.
pushed I'd to the elbow. when they
look like a mammoth flower or a lamn
shade. Ths stock is OF wide ribbon
with two little ruffles at the back.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
The "Twofor" Tickets.

T. :Al Et
ElsiarIay morning / avi!,d myself 0. the
la~ .-st iassed Talcl says tA-- pertain may
have tEo r.leE cn TIE Brsokiyl Bridge cars Tor
tie Eum Of I've cent?. a11. l-ying down the
as -ssar" tEylEt al t.. Brooklyn eEd q the
Er!ls1 I received IL s=-hAlgs fyr ths taias
i'.5 yc-F .rt.ty tcke.s Of new Issue. they
ere connected. AEs- separating them aEi
dropping enc IA IN. bo= / vas GlsmEyed 10
--a- ry7a tn, remaining ticket ;hs Verdi: Not
SOL 8, detached" ! Sill have ;hs ticket. which
70 a.: god +. de;acAed" Sad an thlrlln.
,sHo-s,. o. having 4: p.arteo IA order tAa;
..hers may grow thereon. VIII the Bri5ge
G-..,s shady eal!shtan 'sT thousand L.
g.!r.-G patrols Lpoa the meaning Q: that time
~5ra sentence; net god Il detached
CLARENCE HERBERT.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Tomato Scum,

Tomato soup is much relished Amer.
lean dish. and ia prepared as follows.
Steam. or, rather. stew slowly a mess of
turnips, carrots and onions, also a stall;
Of celery. with half pound of lean
ham and little bit of fresh butter over
a slow fire for an hour or SO. Then add
two quarts of diluted stock or of other
liquor in which meat has been boiled, a.
also eight or ten ripe tomatoes. Stew
the whole for an hour and half. then
pass through the sieve into the pan
again; add little pepper and salt boil
for ten minutes. and serve hot,
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Te.tivnI ~ North PInInaeld.

t. tie EDITOR
4 tsstreI and sale were held during I've after
noon and ",eriag ~ Jclv ? vn TIE lawn OF Mr.
J. 81. D.ak'E residence, So Jackson avenue, Eorta
plainlsd, =. j. The fair wat planted By Misses
Florence and Garlic rlek and hIss Nellie Mar
IN. The tattrs were attended as rullosS: Cake
table, Miss Flpr-Gce Duck candy table, Miss Ada
Wo0lyion pad Aas Emma S0tcriins; Cover
table George Es.artt fancy liable, Harry need
ham. Lemonade Wa served by hirs Nellie Mar.
tin end ios.rrc.m b. WIN LOO, Mi. MAY LIN
hsI ge-. NI8 sadie and A. Noinss, Mia Carrie
BurE and n pIr. The oNerhsrgirg branches
sr an iTme1s- chestnut tree pgussctel those 1T
'ag table, from the direct heat e tse run
thrugga tho iftor-rn7. VALE IA tue evening
'apsnrsr Ia1tegaa nuDT around the ku.Ie and
from The l.S-r .raE,GsA o. IRE tree" maa.uE the
ground very t'rsr'l'g. TIE amount real ed
va s2u. and vas sent to The Eyrnlrs WJr't -
sick Babis.' Fund. !.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Character In Gloves.

All who may b. g.ni:ten with psychic
log CO! I..sn'a that chirougncy. capitol
cgy, scs- po!-gy and grapholCGy have sep
arately or collectively failed to satisfy,
have now before them a new article
known as "msnicology." All they have
to 90 is to despatch pair of old gloves
and few postage stamps-to the mani
cologist, and this enterprisins gentleman
will help them TO know where they
are" Your manicologist Is q clever fell
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Don. Judge Ali by IL Few.

10 |ha --4t0s.
AL especially to the mas ot AIasteen. tie
wong cGsUisr, bJoakeep-: AID is.. LIT not least
typ.writ-r: T-z, Mica EaTl.5, CHI, yoI. idsa6 aye
sound. Although Of tie op9osto rex, i ALTO lave
met Eui-.tr q young ladies holding pos!:!y.s
su7h ar "ou describe, ard. you say. they wc-e
aides IL e'a.g respect. u course. thera are
lsfne In tie '-itc.al'r, Ia every ether pr3ie,.
sioa. thn. arc inclined to f'rt desperately, IT'S
wrong t ca5siy all troll the analysis Of the few.
would the botsnIt taho q dover and upon ANAL
- IL aud aniils /. to BE- rose call every AoTor
Tsso' : young lady cou.b!aiag TIE qualities Of
,aTs. .'aU an aoIs-keepec. along With a cheerful
disposition, would make any iaan g3od wife
S'otii Ike to hear liccc trom Harlem Girl"
l. A. GREE
The evening world., 1894-07-09
HIS SCALP SPLIT OPEN.
" oih-r, HAD struck Oncer BIumel
When Ordered to Move On.

In EsseE Market Court to-day Max
Noibert, twcrty-Eine years OLD. OF CO:
East Sixteenth street, vas held for trial
Oh & charge Of as.aultiUg Policeman
Biumel, OF the Fifth street police sta
tluu.
Wolbert Mas standing with number
of his friend on the Gomez o. Fifth
gtreet ana avenue y-stCr-4y, and
man struck him violent bio" IN the
face.
me officer drew Ills billy, and With Il
split oyea Wo4leTt'g scLll, Tic lstt."'a
head was e!.ve!cle- In Ul.3sges ,,ueu
arralEneL 4. CoG,,. Fe SS,l S'a. lie
a..oaiQ have been the complainant in
.tesL " the C.Icsr
The evening world., 1894-07-09
The Shlrt-Front Woman,

70 u GuTI r.
I. lac beea matter n F7C,uis.i7l vi.h ne
~ ladies trrG . wearing the -four In hand"
-car'. tut .7isud explained l. me that he over
hard LADY s.y that ''nrr husband EEi taken
% wearing white lava ties sad she wts wear
rG his olt-'asAIo7sd rraT,s 70 use them W"
u women oo-'d oT'y Erov tast any approach To
u.scu.i7Uy IN dress toy.r,ys to charm thrown
around them h. 'tst: gsral gsrh they 7,72h Lc,'-
ate II ape The u-a vhose e',,.-a ~, ~, fer
raryrri,gcn NJ movement .. Move tan tsr
ha.H.uG -ra"ts. D"l!ro- ma rom g wo;-.n who
rssrz a Slit f-1a., collars and CUTS
sew JFEeEV
The evening world., 1894-07-09
How to Clean and Curl Feather

White or light colored feathers can
be washed in benzine without losing
their curl or color. They should DO
swung in the air until dry. Another
plan for white feathers is to wash them
in warm water and CASTLE soap, rinse
three times to remove fully all the soap,
pass through a warm solution OF oxalic
acid and then lightly starch. Dry In
a warm room by lightly beating each
feather against the hand or near tn,
fire.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
STEIN ANXIOUS FOR TRIAL.
WIN Re Made wcdnrs-
day for an Immediate HcarinG.

lawyer Joe Moss, for Howe 81 Hum
incl. appeared before Judge Co"ips in
Part !. Of the Court Of General : IS
s.onG. thi1 morning AID ga notice
that az counsel for Ncyer J. stein, IN
L!c:el C9r per!-ry "a ,ac Dc.uc'l--aic-
A-dl. t-ial. lie would on Wednesday
move for an immediate tile. OF thyi-
riicGt.
AR. Moss claIu.ed an immediate trial
on the ground ina, Steia W., a
| epU indicted W thc Grand Jury with
out having had q hearing before q go-
lice magistrate.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
4 German Built the Bridge.

10 the Edt-g;
patriot" omitted IN his i,uer % your esteemed
paper TO STATE that We owe to ErglsGd also the
brutal science ot pri=e-hshting, pigeon shooting
aud horse racing witch refined t5mpllshmenta
have fprthcred tho progress Of civilization 10
much | don't thIr,; "?stro.' scsns 10 think
there are Only America and England in this
world FC- his better information lie may l.now
that the G.-oki"1 Bridge was guilt ty German
N tho nHmn Of Rocbltng, although the Statue
VI Iiho.,. vas ha.lt ~ e. T.eronmsG, wh'ch feet
Patriot" TGenti- acd In his letter to show wast
We eve England. SUM CCICLE
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Hash MnsaucradinG ms Brains.

B-olled brains or sweetbreads served
with green peas makes dainty courae.
These meats cost money, but they may
be Appropriated. Make delicate hash
using cold fish, carefully boned. with
the meat. Shape into paties, fry like
croquettes, and serve with green peas.
cauliHower, stewed squash or tips OF
asparagus. It goes without saying that
gristly and stringy parts must be left
out OF the hash,
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Dent put wee, helpless baby TO
bed between two giants. for II the poor
little thing IL not crushed 10 death the
monsters viii absorb It's Vitality and
leave it pale and iifeiess. Don't
lot the baby sleep with lies mouth open
place il on IT'S side, smooth out ito ear
and the crease1 in the pillow-csse. anu
sleep will be longer and sweeter. Snor-
Ing Is a bad habit, for which mothers are
entirely to blame. People who snore
slept ON their backs With their mout hs
open when they We're babies. Such
babies invariably suffer from cold ana
throat troubles.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Baby sucks Her Thumb.

To tho Edl-Gf:
VIII some CT your reader, Kindly tell ne
through Tie Evening W0r.d' hoT l L..a!i
ny tsbS from the hG1!t Ct salL.ng Ecr thumb ?
have tlsi Up the thumb. and CT son is It ests
,nd'le sGs VIII suck 4 al The Tao.e. | have
~; E,E,os: all kIEaE Q! hitter azt 4!seS7 seGble
tl.nes t. tie t-s;e on It. including ttLeture Of
alo3s lut she r-cs- eds IN ft-lIag the thumb
wiped OF in some way. and .sspl s!ght suck
lus IT, She L. ono year old. Gad It werries ne
tina! I can. get Ter to stop this
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Josephus and Moses.

a. - L-II-T.
/. letter a :.U evenings CT; Nick OdeIals'
made the assertion that 'Hoaes was olly a
myt:" tina. he va. ''oaiy IneEti.rct in the
bible" cal Tat "jssephus nor sny q the
..sler; historians referred &c hin" II "Sick
pd,-"uG' viii tane the trouble c. reading
Dlhle," and that .jos.phu5 nc. any c. the
pages devoted - Moses and Lis great worss
lad lie stil s!s5 end tn. nam. "M5sez'" men
toned 22j time be:Seen pages 50 and los. /
r,c-i4 sdviss Me: CdenUa' to 90 70 "n!gkt
scaool" AID study ancien, history.
LONE STAR"
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Fan Expected at New Rochelle.

NEW RCCgELLE, jay s.-.ss village true
tees Nil meet here to-ElGht AID q stormy lime
Q expected. Corporation counssl CIeHIsn has pre-.
seated tis resignation. ovins to the fast ths,
tue trustees have sssd him eighteen r,oaths sal-
L-y. and trustee sheshan refuses TO audit the
clain: The Prs.ident win be also called on to
explain Why he do not sign the drafts tor labor
performed In eartinE and sisiTIbutinE biuss.oas
~ ordered By the Board at the last meeting.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Cooking Buttrr.

y reform Is needed in the kitchen for
the bGaishment OF cooking butter. Only
one kind Of butter Ia 1T to eat, and the :
IS fresh butter. A"y other grade will
spoil the meat. toast, beets, cake or
whatever 1t is put on or In. Cooking
butter in cheap restaurants and low
priced boar-iu E-houses has driven away
custom and forced the bad butter buyer
out Of BUSINESS.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Collected by Elmer.

j. iA~ t-'lt'Ia
Flad elected ~ Elmer =. And.-Ioa, eleven
cara cd, Of Pelhsmylll Wss,ch.T,r County.
n. Y Elmer Anderson, = cents. Mrs. Adder
s,r go Mr.. stead 50 rsrts each Mrs Dillon
Ne Eyer END M Glover 81 cent each. Mrs
lie Qvasn Ho cents: =, e. I'm .Rl 4 Friend.
2. Ctltl t.1h. A TriCro. ia CSLt": tia! $40.
ELMER L. kNIEEso\
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Heir ulants.

Ammonia, glycerinc, vsselins, sweet
oils, cocoauut butter and nearly al the
complexion lotions containing oil, II
fresly used, will. stimulate the hair
capsules. They are excellent for the
head. but the women vino use them
may expect downy cheeks, neck and
arms