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took little has et and went among
the audience and through the crowd
asking contributions for the Babies
Fund. She got Mss, and was delighted
with the result as this amount, she
said, she beat Bonnie Thornton's tes,
record. Poraie Thornton and she are
good friends, but she wanted to out
do Bonnie all the same in SINCE coll
lection for the free loCtors.
The letter-carriers were as proud OF her
achievement as she was herself They
at rrst intended 70 use fund ,subscIip-
ton boxes. but Pinkey Nuilellys plan
was the better. and they gave the 1T
4. i.ay a free ;.eld. The Evening
Worry" thanks Pinkey anl the carriers
Many babies and mothers will bless
them for the good work OF Tuesday
evening.
This is terrible weather for the little
ones o. the tenements. Thousands O.:
them are suffering. The Evening
Worlds" free doctors are hghung OF
disease and death from their cradles.
and II yol want to help you can DO
so. Every little given 10 the Sick
Babies Fund can be and is put TO
good use. Send whatever YOU can spare
70 The cashLer o. ..Ths World
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Asparagus Soup.

One pound OF knuckle OF veal, one
ounce Of salt pork, a small sliced onion
and all except the tips Of bunch OF
asparagus. Scrape the stalks and cut
small. reserving an inch of the tips to
be boiled for an asparagus omelet for
breakfast. Boil all the above ingredi-
ents slowly for three hours, and strain.
Meanwhile cook large handful OF spin
ach leaves in water; drain, chop and
press through a sieve. Put a table
spoonful Of butter on the fire and, when
melted, add the PURGE OF spinach. then
the broth. Of which there should be
three pints, stirring to prevent Jumping.
Finish with a cup OF hot milk and white
pepper. and salt to taste. II not wanted
for an omelet. the heads can be boiled
separately and added to the soup. This
soup can also be made with all milk,
using no meat.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
The Empire Knot.

The Empire knot worn in the middle
OF or quite low on the head for the
street and high on the head for evening
remains the most fashionable co!ffure
of the day. but there are many women
who have not yet mastered the secret
OF that pert little knot. II the hair
is worn waved on the sides. this should
be done before the knot is made, but
the waves should not be combed out.
The remaining hair is drawn closely IN
to the centre OF the head. There II is
caught firmly by the right hand, while
the left winds It out straight from the
head like coil OF rope. When It Is
tight the rope of hair is brought for
ward and twisted into loop that should
stand up prominently. The first hair
The evening world., 1894-07-05
THE COP WAS DRUNK
Policeman Meany Dragged a
Youth Into Court
The Justice Dismissed the Case and
Reprimanded the Officer.
He Also Requested the Victim to
Lodge . Complaint.

Police Richard 6. Aiesny. Of the
drunk this morning and made an e1h!b!-
ton ~ himself that may result in his
Dismissal from the force.
In Yorkville Police Court to-day he
arraigned on the charge OF disorderly
conduct William Fox. seventeen years
old. Of East Seven.y-;hiri street Fox
works for Stern Bros. on West Twenty
.ird street.
The young man testified that he left
his home at o'clock and stood at the
corner OF Fifth avenue and Seventy
third street waiting for a stage. As he
stood there Policeman Meany came roll
ing up the avenue. He approached the
young man In a fighting attitude and de-
manded why he was standing there
To this answer Meany said:
Young Fox replied that he was doing
nothing that the policeman should take
%,T.ii, ri LOCK you up, anyway"
caught Fox by the collar and staggered
with him down TO the station.
There the Sergeant at the desk saw
the patrolman.s condition. and dis
charged Fox. He ordered Meany into
the naCh room. out the patrolman re-
As Fox lief, the station, Meany fol-
loved him. FoI asked him why he
could not be let alone.
Say" asked Mcany. ARE you going
TO make a complaint and get me
broker
Up to this. Fox said, he had no idea OF
making a complaint. Now he changed
his mind and told Meany that he would
make a complaint
Well" said Meany. II guess I'll lock
you up So he again put Fox under
arre.t.
This time he did not take the young
man to the alton. but went direct TO
the police court instead.
When the case was called there before
Justice Mcmahon the policeman was
leaning heavily against the desk. HIS
condition was apparent TO all in the
courtroom.
Fox told his story 70 the Judge and the
complaint against him was dismissed.
Justice Mcmahon read the policeman
a lecture, telling him that he was dis
grace to the force and should be dis
missed from it. Their he gave Fox his
card and told him to go to Inspector
Williams at Police Headquarters and
make a complaint against Meany.
Fox started for Police eHadquarters
and the policeman went home to sleep
off his drunk.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Keep the Baby Clean.

The thing to do with healthy baby Is
to have II clean twice a day-when it
goes to bed at night, and when it
dresses fresh about the middle of the
day. The healthiest babies in the wsrld
get dressed in the morning for all day
Just as soon as the child begins TO kick
and wants to get at its feet. it ought to
be put in short clothes and put on the
floor to work out its own salvation. Its
muscles were given 1t to use. and il will
put them to the test il You will give Il;
chance. The mother who thinks more
Of her baby's clothes than she does of
its health is quite likely TO have the
clothes left on her hands eternally
clean, and 1t serves her right, too.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

That the assassin OF Mayor Carter
Harrison, Of Chicago. was as san. .
murderer as ever stepped upon the gal
lows platform. sensible men have never
doubted That the prompt enforcement
Of the laws extreme penalty should
have followed his conviction. thought
full men have realized from the start
That every moment OF delay In dis
posing OF this especially dangerous Grim
NAL has been incurred at the public
risk. Is certain. A fresh jury has now
affirmed the public opinion as 10 Prem
dergast's responsibility. This act should
be hnal and doubtless will be. I. m.
assassin is still unexecuted after July
Is, the fact will be an outrage beyond
all record. in this country, upon the
people and the law.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

A cup OF black coffee will destroy a.
fumes Of the malodorous onion. n
lad" OF having peppermints and wtntsI
green cream candies on the table -
method in its madness, as one Of thesd
will destroy the odor left by wine. n
would be quite safe to use as . moutI
wash and gargle after each meal . glasI
OF water in which has been put q fev|
drops each Of camphor and nyrrh. \
bit Of orris root might be carried In I'd
masculine pocket for use when necesI
sary, for 1t, as well as stick cinnamon d
ginger, will disguise unpleasant odogsl
In some cases, however. the ounce q
prevention" would render resort to thesl
DISCUSSES unnecessary. Henry Ward
Beecher once Enthusiastically saidj
There Is no smell so universally pleasI
ing as no smell"
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Nam and Marriage.

An otserva7t woman had this renectisl
to contribute to a recent discussion ID
the much-moo.ei question:: lis mar
rlege a failure?" She says that. a.
though young men often declare thai
married men tell them that the respond-
bility Of family is so great that they
would not take the step again were they
free. yet a widower invariably remar-
RIGS. except when II is indisputably grid
for his VIE that restraints him. Other
wise, there are few. indeed, who would
not hasten TO resume the marital YOKE
Certainly, she added, this looks as Z
marriage were not so Dad for the mal
at any rate-as is sometimes limited.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Now that tomatoes are becoming
large and finer, Drowned tomatoes will
be found very appetiz.ng. Take large
round tomatoes and halve them, place
them. the skin side down. in a frying
pan In which a very small quantity
Of butter and lard have been previously
melted: sprinkle them with salt and
pepper. and dredge we'll with flour.
Place the pan on the hot part OF the fire
and let them brown thoroughly; then
stir and brown again. and 20 on, until
they are quite done. They lose their
acidity. and their flavor is superior to
stewed tomatoes
The evening world., 1894-07-05

A lady's card should he very nearly
square, Of moderate size, fine in tex
ture and, needless TO say, white. II
married, Mrs. should precede the name
on an engraved card, and the husband $
name should be given Ia full. The ad-
dress is printed on the lower risht-hand
corner, the day for being at home in
the lower left-hand corner, and the en-
craving Is invariably in plain script.
When there are daughters, the elder is
entitled to a separate card-as, Miss
Curtis" for example-only after one
or two seasons in society. Up to tina,
time she is supposed and her sister
also. to call only with their mother,
upon whose card their names appear.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

To the Editor:

To the E1ltor:
I want 70 say tAis TO "Bernies.". Greene
avenue. Having passed through 4 i!:e 0: thirty
siI years. during which hare ellet tie places
OF daughter sweetheart. sister. wife and mother.
I know the Truth o: what about to write
vas blessed. like you. With good hou,e, kind
and loTins parents, sisters and bro.h.rs- vas
the eldes: and from sirlhocd ny mother vas my
eontdsntc. The wishes >: both parents ruled my
lie. and l loved. honored and re-
spected b. all who know NE. and am happy in
the kuoSleise that have done all could to
repay the loas years q loving care o: my dear
parents. Cheertrlly aceece TO every wish OF
your parents 'Beren!ce." Give them all the
love and full confidence Q. your young heart
Study TO keep -our b-c-hers happy within the
family circle. b. thus tuistI;ns your present mis-
sion N life tht: which :'ox nov desire win b
the sreeter when It comes. and you Will endear
-curxelf to all who know you JESSIE
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Tomato Cream sauce.

Cook half a can Of tomatoes WIN
sprig Of thyme, one stalk Of eejsrv
slice OF onion and bit Of bay leaf
twenty minutes. Add half q salt,us
full Of soda and strain. Make q cupfs,
cream sauce by melting a tablespne.,,
Of flour and a cupful Of cream orSul|
and Just before serving combine
the tomato. Season with salt ana
enne to taste. The soda will mah
sauce less liable tc separate. Thisu
will be found very good to serve
other things beside lobster cut
and differs somewhat from the usual
mato sauce.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

To the Editor:
co4!i no, gone influence be e-ogsh, to bear
upon the management o: the r'L'' reads IN
Brooklyn to compel their conductors 10 call on.
names OF the stops more dist!netly. As th!ngs
are sow. passengers sitting within six fec, Of
tie conductors often cannot hear what they say.
They won't trouble themselves to call out loudly
enough to b. heard sond plan would be to
have bard exhibited IN full view Of the pas
seasers. and changed a; every station, telling n.
nam. Q: the mex, station. b. this means the
public would be much benefited and tie so.;-
voiced conductors be Afforded much relief In their
arduous duties BROOKLYSITE.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Su burba mites Woes.

TO The Editor:
bill VAS passed for a continuous rlde OF the
Third Avenue - rost. ottea all have 10
leave the train at One Hundred and siIte.ath
street and wait for the next trair IN, which
sometimes takes considerable time. Then ".
must change at One Hundred sad T~enty-ninth
street. which AXES much longer, But worse
than all ia a; night. The othe- night. 1t vas
4: s., when We wanted to change =, one Hun.
dred and T~enty-4lnth street. and they simply
told u.: No more train tonight" We suhvr.
ban residents are not in it." anyway IL being
the way with the mail Nhich certainly
must be deposited in storage warehouse b,for,
the carriers get 1t 10 deliver to H. s
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Crab salad.

Chop three or four heads OF lettuce or
celery. 10 make dressing for the same /:
six hard bo!!ed eggs, mash the yolks. add
to the eggs three teespoonfuls TOR more>
OF olive oil. with large tablespoonful
of dry mustard. rubbed in. Pepper and
salt the dressing 10 taste. Beat the
yolks and whites of two raw eggs sepa-
rately, and stir in with the above. Thin
the whole with vinegar or lemon juice.
and add the contents OF can OF devllled
crab meat.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

To the Editor:
doa't lie stsd listening to haeoa ana liver
sirile. as BIN Jones tays he does but get Up
and go TO WORK and earn money enough TO hire a
coax and rave my 5000 wife from s!zIling ove-
a hot TIRE while lay SSed. Ny remarks aeou,
knowing hos 70 cook were made because have
sometimes found it tc be an Advantage. and ether
men might. When on my yacht have cook ed
good meal as any on. could ask .e-. and In
cool weather rather enjoy roasting a RABBIT
cooking bird or chop, and an thankful my
wife does not have TO make n-es. pity ''Bill
jones" PARTY By NAME OF JOHNSON.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
For Summer Cottares.

Some pretty broche silks in flower and
Moorish designs are attracting . good
deal OF favorable attention. Cretonne
are also great favorites. Bright stunt
are used for Summer cottages, and ths|
craze for white rooms continues with
people building suburban and city home4l
This calls for pale colors. often blues d
greens, and the effects sought after an
soft and delicate. One of the latest fadd
is diningrooms in white, even the fusI
niture being enamelled in white.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

PIN IS then put in. securing the loon -
the top, while the left hand still bo,a.
the strand In place at the bottom. Tr.
hairpins secure the bottom of the IT,,
and then the rope of hair Is wound ~,
length about the rope. II the side ,ns
back surface" hair has been vavsc
1t is brought loosely up into the kno,
Its ends tucked out Of sight After Al,
this is done. and not till then. a L.
me comb lie lightly run through tie
waves Of hair
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Where the Wines. Come In.

When a gourmet gives dinner 10
wines It as he likes. Good diners are
never big eaters Q" great drinkers. Tbs
following order OF courses and wines y
often used in grea, houses and the
guests do no. die at once: Raw oys'
,ers, sauterne; soup, sherry; fish. hock;
Toast, Chart; punch. kirsch or remain
entree. madeira; game, champagne;
cheese. burgundy; dessert. port; conss,
cognac; finger bowl. liqueur. =. 4
The evening world., 1894-07-05
FOUGHT ON AN a" PLATFORM
Two Young Men Fined for Disor-
derby Conduct.

Charles Schultz, twenty-eight years
old. Of oi2l Second avenue, and Joseph
Habesasfinger. twenty-seven years old,
OF ca Second avenue. were fined s.
each BY Justice Grady in the Tombs
Court this morning for d.sorderly con-
duct at the City Hall IL" station.
They insisted upon seating themselves
upon the chairs place there for plat
form employees. When they were
asked to arise they started e fight, and
caused a lively time for a few minutes.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
DR.. McLochIin Full of Fight.

DR. James A. NcLochl.n. @: l57 West Twenty
trs' street whose charge OF sESarr against
Mrs. Theresa c. Graham. Of iE West Twenty
hrEt street, dismissed BY Jgsiie. Noorh.s last
Msn1Ey. ss.t ;Ais morning that be had not
given Up the fight and thIt Re intended re-
o.ea!ag tie case as sooa as Re had collected
trtsn evidence 0. Which he - IL search. DR..
ScLc-hlta irtrrztst that In addition 70 the
sharEe O. assault ne might have saolhe! az ]
more serious charge 10 make against Nj.
Graham. u h. succeeded IN getting his witnesses
ald ss able 20 6.E,-ovs her s;stemtn; that sHe
I'D 10; .tr!ke hin
The evening world., 1894-07-05
The Feet and HanAs.

The feet should be kept clean a. q
hands. and If the nails are cut ~ oft>A
and attended to as carefully, II win ~
means Of warding off corns and bun.
ions The best time to battle il tust b.
fore going to bed. 1t will assist ouss
sleep, giving a quiet, restfui feeiipsl
Never take a bath Just after q meal.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ACCUSED OF Mayhem.
sahuIka Says Boeser Bit Him in
the Arm.

John Boese-. twenty-seven years old, Of
e2s Avenue c, was charged with mayhem
in Essex Market Court to-day. William
Sahulka nineteen years old. Of 20 Ave
nue. ., who has two brothers on the police
force, was the complainant. Last night
re went to a saloon in Avenue c. where
Boeser picked a quarrel with him, and.
pleaded no. guilty and was held for
The evening world., 1894-07-05
White Canvas Is a Fad Vow.

The newest fad in portfolios, picture
frames. card cases, belts and other arti-
cles of kindred nature is to have them
fashioned of white canvas, with the
edges adorned with tan-colored leather.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
&? Z? /?

o ~. Ei..o-:
Egaa. Richard Croker,
You've shuhet the "!okeS'
So eleverly 70 one can spot Il;
But please take compassion,
And show Us the fashion
In which you SO rapidly 60, It.
We long for stock farms. sir.
And grei, ooat-of.arr sir;
To Few doth Dame Fortune allot ~
Why keep 1t sub rosa,
When you can disclose, si-.
And tell all about how you got Il:
By What lucky star. sir.
Or grand coup d'etat sir.
Were -oa thus enabled to plot II:
Gem. out CT your shell. sir.
Ard honestly tell, sir,
n. people at large bow you go. It
}. ". VAN DE WATER
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Between martial law on one hand and
mob law on the other. Chicago Is in a
bad way. But there is no question as to
the duty Of the authorities. They must
prevent all disorder and assert the su-
premacy Of the law.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

when Il Il the Rule Britannia" that
runs Against the exception, our British
cousins will find little comfort In the
thought that the exception proves the
Puie-" But as good and game yachtsmen
they will appreciate the privilege OF be-
ing beaten by 30 trim and seaworthy and
handsome a craft as Vigiiant.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Is There such n Thing.


Kindly inform me ~ there 10 such . thing a.
love l have a friend Who told me that there
vas no such thing as love-thl, 10. 10 such thing
As love before marriage I have a lady friend
tina, used to tell me th.t she loved me- but now
that some one has told her sIAo that there 10 no
such thing a. love she believes there isn't and
sAgs %. What do you think ot her:
/ n W.. Mount ysrnoa n T.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

The absence OF National statesmen al
Tsmmany's celebration yesterday iat!-
Gates that the great Democratic organ
ization OF tire greatest city in this coun-
try does not Stand as high as II should
In the estimation OF IN. party Leaders
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Fort Washington. Little League.

To TIE k>'tc-.
!nslo<s1 .a4 e-e.: To- 8! .or u, SIC. Babies
Frnt troa TIE es!!eFsa e. II. u-ioa Ls4su. o,
the " Z CsE--k. PU-v Utsa!EEtsa. We Ao2s
49,! CO a !i::s ts help -. r.oor l.tt'. SEX
s4s'es for vhi-h tie ,A'lsrsh ,..l % sor-y
PlsSIs e-s.,; O; - a.. IsAsOr L.aTas "
ChErtA PaTt vs,sinE0a. L /
ESsIE z BRUSH. superint.naent
The evening world., 1894-07-05

When you wish TO use very dry breai|
for any purpose, soak il in cold milk 81
water. instead Of having them hot. Ths
hot fluids seem to take tie life out d
dry bread. and render it sogsy; the con
soaking leaves il f,aky.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
I. wa.hinx an old Gown.

Soap bark is far better than any kind
Of soap to use when an old gown Is to be
ripped up and washed, and for removing
spots from woollen clothing. 1t is
STEPPED few minutes in water. which
Is then ready for use.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Mig Savings Given.

Te re E-i--,
In-i7.et 7..,As -a4 es.sE TO- -. u.
au4ova; ..-E TIE nr!-EI c. Ey ro aad
aagg.is' Ho?lg II NU t-i Wy % the
ns-dy. CHARLES GORDON
ASSlE g GORDON
Ter EDWARD c C,1pIoS
The evening world., 1894-07-05

II am glad to get back from that re-
zion OF rain. foss and bad weather"
says Mr.. Croker. Having been assured.
of course. that the Lexow chill is tenn
porarily out OF the Tammany atmos-
phere.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Boiled Water for the ski.

II one cannot have hot and cold v.,.,
In ones room. one may at least, By Ia.
ing little trouble, have only bo,I.a
water In the wash-pitcher. II need -
be warm but 1t should once have h..
SO. Only those who have tried IL kn.,
what a difference there is in its sot
ness. and how good II is for the aka
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Mrs. Abrahams Gets the Bonds.

Mrs Fanny AbrassEas has won the suit brought
agaius; her By her stspdaughter. who sued to re-
cover the value Of forty eight Austrian Cross
hoads. amounting 10 s:ie. The daughter sos-
the bonds as . dowry. while the mother claimed
that her husband LEFT them 10 her. Judge Roesch
gave Judgment to Ars AbrshAms She vas rep
resented BY Lawyer ALFRED b. JsvorevsT. Of the
Pulitzer BaildinE
The evening world., 1894-07-05

when The Trusts seemed in danger
kfem the courts. Attorney General olney
sid. IN effect: Fear nothing. The law
cannot touch you" But now, when he
. sfrsfning q point 10 give railroad
corporations the benent Of Federal pro-
lection. he proposes TO see IL there Is
anVthiaS N tbs laws Of the United
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Many Husbands Like This,
70 the Editor:

70 The EdlloF'
Would some Of your readers please tell ne wh.,
to do with my husband We are married over
year. try to do svsrythiaE l e.a TO please HIN.
BIT east. EV-ry li;ils While be break. out and
IL eHoss, and have had 10 run or he would
nearly Kill ne And lie has 20 reasons whatever
Tor what he does
The evening world., 1894-07-05

An Attorney General who would be
an advocate for the people. instead Of
counsel for the Trusts. would be ar
excellent Cabinet possession at this
time.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

There was a painful contrast yesterday
between the law-abiding professions OF
Mr.. Debs and the law-breaking per
formances at the Chicago stock-yards.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Have you read the illustrated s,ory IN
this mornings Word" 0. C-3kers
honeward journey on the 4ates,ic' II
you have not, you are not Up 10 date
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Pink with Black RibbonG

Beauties in pink dresses with blae.
ribbons and black hats who roll W
Fifth avenue in their carriages attrscs
more than little attention. Some .
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Police Commissioners Martin and
eheehan will not be too hard on the
Boys-unless they are forced to II.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

No one can accuse the Police Commits
sioners Of unseemly haste In their
fake" investigation Of the Department
under their charge.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

and half moons. II ruins a street dress
to louLge In It. Get a challie for % cents
and save the walking dress for walking
or outing. The model Is very pretty
Have some blue silk for the bodice rune
and belt. and make the sleeve puffs
very full.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

No rights OF labor depend on the vio-
lence Of law-breakers. On the contrary,
sve1 lawless act is a wrong to labor.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Carl Browne, Coxey marshal dis
guised as goldenhaired Goddess OF
Liberty. must have presented a spec
tacle calculated TO make Freedom shrek
again
The evening world., 1894-07-05

To TIE E1ito-:
ia-les. 70 ..nts. u. trr. c. ny weekly eoa
ufsg;ion - he si=k pAsie Funi-
The evening world., 1894-07-05

New York was good Fourth of July
resort The crowds celebrated the holi-
day at the seAshore and other outside
resorts.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Municipal home rule il as vital an Is
sus In its way as National independ-
The evening world., 1894-07-05

The total additional allowance" Of
Ill. so for the New York Post-Ofice is
described as ia ndscme" II is ridicu-
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Generous Chemist Anto. sieke.

Ie TIE Es..--.
To help the sici Babe TUoi ! -o.ii VII.
n-siy "a; ~ pr.s-fisrisas a. ops;, sni Tor 80
p.;i.nts .Ao are to3 tso- 20 "a! iho-s rate.
VII sspp,y uslicln-t g.sHI
ASToS sIERE 1874 ATcuu. 4
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Three Held . Fair,

To iEs E..rr:
C.is v,;i!.T. Js!ies Goodman an. esrus Case
sea .t.r a; "a F-st .rsI=s sad collected 81
,-.I 's- re sex eesa
The evening world., 1894-07-05
BASEBALL AZ IL BASEBALL.
The Comedians Contest At the Polo
Grounds July 10.

The ha seball c-anks OF the city as well
as the admirers OF the male members Of
tae Passing SHOW and E. Z Rice's