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The evening world., 1894-06-12

"Nell Nelson" Points a Sure Road
to Lots Of Happiness.


Hurrah for the sick babies! They are
getting well and fat and pretty, as fast
as the free doctors ear find them.
The very first visit makes a change in
Mr.. and Miss Baby's condition: the sec
ond, acts like a charm, and 1t often hap
pens that the third time the doctor calls
he doesn't know his patient. The little
chap has dimples. The flags of health
are in his cheeks. He kicks up his heels.
punches the air with his chubby fists
and puts his little bald head through
Delsarte exercises. His big sister has
oil and wine in her complexion, Jewels
In her eyes. and more nonsense to talk
about than Alice In Wonderland.
OF course. THE Evening World" doc
tor doesn't know these sweet little har-
lequins. We If given half a chance. would
hop out the window or slide down four
pairs Of stairs on the baluster. He
wants to see the sick babies" and
when the mother tells him hat these
are the sick babies you cured" his eyes
fairly beam with delight.
To be told that you cured a sick
child. that through your ministration
a tiny sufferer becomes n noisy, Jolly,
fat, happy-go-lucky. must be one of the
~happiest moments in a physician's life.
Evening World" doctors hear this
every week. 1t Is the sort of informa-
ton they never tire of hearing and re-
peatlng. Sometimes 1t Is hard to be-
lieve their own eyes, but there are the
names in the book. the statement OF
the mother and the living, kicking, smil-
ing proofs before them.
When one thinks of how very readily
these magical changes are wrought,
the mere mention of a poor sick child
becomes a reproach. A little common
sense, a few ounces OF cod-liver oil. ten
or twelve square meals of steriliZed
milk a day, comfortable clothing, clean
habits of living and large doses of
fresh air-that Is about all the average
child needs to get or in the world.
The staff of doctors should be three
az much good would be accomplished.
The babies could be cured in one-third
of the time. They would be found ear
lier. the territory of the doctor would be
smaller than. at present, and visits
would come closer together than Is now
the case. But things are working for
the best. There Is over $1,000 In the
Fund, and although the salaries cut off
n large slice every week, old and new
friends are coming round. the subscrip.
tion-list Is growing and the sick babies
are going to have the best care they
ever had in their little lives.
full. They have no words to express
their appreciation. But you know how
they feel. Those who have alread,
given to the Fund are good people tt
initiate, Evening World" readers
Please address your contribution to the
NELL NELSON.
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future depended. To most Of them the
scholarship meant success In life. Fall
ure to obtain II would probably throw
them back into the mass of struggling
humanity. The prize was one worth the
striving. and II was patent while watch
Ing these boys, representing almost every
type which figures In New York's COM
pick cosmopolitanism. that they were
drawing upon all their mental faculties.
AS each boy handed in his answers
he was dismissed for luncheon. At ll.l5
a. NJ. the classes were returned and
the examination in drawing began. This
Will close the written work.
The plan OF the examiners Ia to SLIT
the number down to fifty or sixty.
Those remaining after this first climina-
ton will he subjected to an oral exami-
nation. and a second selection Of twenty
Will be made.
There will then follow a personal in
vestigation OF the worldly condition Of
these twenty. In order that in the anal
selection Of the ten to whom the schol-
arships will be awarded. the purport OF
Mr.. Pulitzefs Intentions may be carried
out to the very letter.
In the examination the boys names
are not used. They have each n number,
by which they are called and which they
sign to their papers. Their identifca-
tion will be made later.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
WORLDLINGS.

Windsor Castle has been used for a royal resi-.
dencs for 7A yesrS.
The spots on the sun were discovered by as
tronomers In the year 1911,
Venezuela. which eTcels In revolutions. eIceIs
also in National holidays. Of which there are
hfty-siI a year.
The Mahomstans believe that man is regulated
by three spIrits-ons occupying the brain. another
ths heart. and ths third the liver,
Ths composer Aubsr was % greatly afraid Of
asah that " HE iass ysArs visitors TO his house
we're s~autioas1 nst 70 sss the ward. % that he
plEAi ~ - ss8laa'a .. bic asD'sNsAAPI Aes,
The evening world., 1894-06-12
MUST KEEP CLOSED SUNDAY.
Chicago City Council Prohibits
Trade on the sabbath.
Try Associated PresI.)


CHICAGO. June 12.-The Sunday-clos-
Ing ordinance was passed by the City
Council last night by n vote of 43 to Is.
The essential provisions are contained
In sections one and three of the ordln-
ance which are as follows:
No person, Arm. company or corporation either
as principal, agent, Oflcer, employee. clerk, ser
want or workman shall keep open for business
within the city Of Chicago any store or place for
the purpose Of selling or exposing for sale any
clothes. dry goods, hats. caps. furnishing goods,
Jewelry. boots, shoes, hardware, furniture. meats
or groceries or any one or more Of said articles
on the nrst day Of the week. ommonl called
Sunday.
This ordinance shall not he held to prevent
the opening Of store for the sale and delivery Of
meats and groceries on Sunday up to the hour OF
10 o'clock In the forenoon Of each Sunday during
the months OF June, July. August and September
OF each year.
Barber shops are required to he closed at 10
o'clock Sunday morning. The penalty for violat-
Ing any provision Of the ordinance Is a fine OF
from s. to 500.
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little baking soda should also be added
for either cabbage or caulfower. As
soon as 1t is tender drain thoroughly
and lay in a deep dish, flower upper
most, and IL you are going to serve II q
Ia creme. heat a cup of milk: thicken
with two tablespoonfuls of butter. cut
In bits n rolled in flour. Stir for .
minute, add salt and pepper to the taste
and the beaten white of IN egg; boil
Up for a minute. stirring well. Remove
from the fire. squeeze in the Juice of
half a lemon and poi over the cauli-
flower.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Married His Typewritist.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Give me a typewritist every time! I noticed q
piece in your paper last evening signed -. NJ,
Union Square, and to say I was surprised is
putting It very mild. My opinion is that he has
been rejected by some one Of these dear ones.
and I am forced to say that the girl that escapes
this piece OF humanity is 4 lucky girl. He has
related HIS experience; let me have my turn now.
Four years ago l employed a typewritist. and two
years after I married her, and II there is a hap
pier man In the world I would like to see him.
I engaged another one soon after "a young mani,
but he did not prove satisfactory and I thought
/ would'try'a young lady again. Strange to say.
she was only In my employ one year when she
married one Of the best lawyers In New York
City. Boys. II you wfht a good wife try to
captivate n typewr.tist. None Of them is a crank.
Leave bookkeepers and cashiers alone or you will
never have a days peace. for they will always
be keeping IN nrcuunt OF your wages.
BROKER,
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Senator Murphy's modesty wouldn't
allow him to sit in the open chamber
while his great victory for collars and
cuffs was being won yesterday. He
sought the secluslon which the cloak-room
granted until the leading industry of
Troy had received its measure OF pro-
lection. Such difidence Is not unbecom-
ing to craftsmanship. The Empire
State could haye been put little better
pleased had her Junior representative
IN h upper house at Washington been
credibly reported to ave blushed at
his own success.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
DELEGATES ELECT OFFICERS.
Meeting of the State Democracy in
tho Fourteenth District,

Delegates of the Fourteenth Assembly
District, elected at the primaries OF the
State Democracy on June 3, held a
meeting for the election OF officers at
the clubhouse. 232 East Thirty-sixth
street, last night.
George Walton Green was elected
Chairman; John w. Barnes, Vice-Chair-
man; William n. McManus. Secretary,
and Thomas MoIneri. Treasurer. The
elections were mad unanimous, the
Secretary being instructed to cast one
vote for each candidate.
In accepting the office OF Chairman
Mr.. Green RETAINED from making a
long speech on account OF the warm
wea
Another meeting will be held Tuesday,
June 10. for the purpose of electlng
delegates to the County Convention and
filling vacancies in the District Com
mittee,
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A COUNTERFEITER CAUGHT.
Outft for Making Spurious Coin,
Found Near st. Louis.

TAHLEQUAH, l. T., June 12.-Peter
Cheney, the Chicago counterfeiter, has
been arrested here by United States off,
GERS. He was seen to make and then
pass a $40 gold piece on the Bank OF
Tahlequah. A witness is also in Gus
tody.
ST. LOUIS. June le.-While Edward
Tofte and Victor OLSEN were at a picnic
In B~arthold's Grove. nine miles southwest
OF the Courthouse, they found a basket
and other articles used in cuunterfciting
and S2l In bogus coins, ranging In demon
nation from 3 cents to 81. The find was
turned over to the police, and the Federal
authorities are nov at work on the case
1t is believed the creek served as n hid
ing place for a gang of counterfeiters
The evening world., 1894-06-12
For BEST Results.

To derive the best possible result from
warm weather furnishings, mating
should be plain and Of I'm texture. If a
rug is desired. a square n made from
three widths of a deep pile carpet In
willow green, with fringe at the ends
matching the carpet, will be found most
pleasing. There are greens and green's.
1t must be remembered. some soothing
cooling and restful. others Of that va
riety of colors which 'hit you In the
eye;'' but the right shade Of green, com
bined with white. adapted as a color
scheme for a Summer room is unsur-
passed. As c~ontrasted with hot colors,
such as brown and red. ever the moral
influence welded on a tArrid day ID
Infinite.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Everything Is cheap. Straw hats are
selling at 20 cents. Some Of the 80 cents
flats are good enough for any m
There are solid and open brims with in
serted braids Of horsehair and fancy
straw. In these days of small incomes
1t is a common practice to have a shop
hat. bought for a song, trimmed by .
French modiste. She may charge S. to
tack on a spray of lilacs n give a bow
that peculiar particular twist, but 1t pays
in the and.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Police! PO-O-o-liceN
To the Edit

To the Editor:
I have read with an amount OF pleasure not
unmixed with the natural enthusiasm consequent
on. or. as one might naturally suppose resulting
from, and yet not merely amusing but instruc-
tive as well, that being. 30 to speak. the main
spring OF progress, although It is not yet II
would be, and therefore ! must say this. which
otherwise have failed to md nttingly expressed,
despite the fact that much as It Is yet there II
nothing to equal It. wherefore l write you this.
PRO BONO PUBLICO. Lexington avenue.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Cinnamon md Cholera.

A decoction of cinnamon Is recon-
mended as a drink to be taken freely In
localities where there is typhoid fever or
cholera, for cinnamon has the power to
destroy all infectious microbes. Even Its
It's scent kills them, while 1t Is perfectly
harmless to human beings. 1t Is said
that the essence Of cinnamon. when ex-
posed in the sick room. will kill typhoid
bacilli in twelve hours and prevent fresh
cases.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Celery Mayonnnine.

Shred the celery. Put n a salad
bowl and dress with plain salad-dress-
ing of oil, vinegar and mustard. Drain
off as much of the dressing as possible,
and then cover the celery with a mayon-
naise sauce made as follows: Two eggs.
one-half teaspoonful of raw mustard
scarcely blended with vinegar. Mix with
oil, drop by drop, thoroughly. Use plenty
of oil till the mixture is hard enough to
be cut with a knife. Add yolks of two
eggs stiffiy beaten. Mix all together, and
add half a ~teaspoonful Of salt and the
juice of one lemon. Keep on Ice unul
time to serve.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
A sunragist Treated to Soda.

To the Editor:
The other evening a friend and myself called
on a couple of charming young ladies'. One OF
them has a very angelic disposition; the other
Is one OF those strong minded women that we read
about in novels. During the course OF the even
ing, after a number OF heated debates. the young
lady with the sandcw mind pardon my use of
this term) dared us to go to a certain drug store
in the neighborhood and drink soda at her expense.
We took advantage OF this offer. and I tell you, CO.
members OF my sex, that II this is female suffrage
I will hencetorth be one of its fevered enthusl-
asts. And II the women pay the bills. what
member OF that despicable sex-male-would not
vote for the passage OF the woman's Suffrage
bill sENoMIs.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Surgeon Alice Wakefield.

There are fifty doctors on the surgical
stan of the New York Eye and Ea In
frmary-all gentlemen but one gentle
woman-Alice L. Wakefield. DR.. Wake
field is an assistant surgeon in the
~Ophthalmic Department. and her as
socitates predict a successful career. II
Is her ambition to do missionary work
In Asia. Instead Of church work she
will do hospital work. and help the be-
nighted TO see the light Of day before
searching for the celestial raYs.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

A dealer in cosmetics, who Is nothing
of a charlatan, says that "steamlng the
face is not as injurious as skinning the
face She is q g~ood-looking woman
herself, and when she wants to look her
prettiest she washes her face with cas-
tile soap and cold water for cleanliness
and color. There is more than a bit OF
common sense in this advice.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The steps from the ward men" who
collected to the Central Power which
absorbed will be easily traced. now that
the opening clues are obtained and the
leaders are beginning to run away.
Nothing will open the mouths OF the
various grades OF 'go-betweens'' so
e~ffectually as the Generalization that
overtakes crooked men when they are
deserted by those TO whom they have
looked for protection.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
M IN A FREE FIGHT.
Four Wounded In IL Row in q
Louisiana Parish.
In A|ssoeIatel Press ]

ALEXANDRIA. La. Jun ia free
fight occurred Sunday rear Poland. In
this parish, betwee the "a and
Pittmans. fathers and sons, three on
each side. All the parties are farmers.
They were returning home from Sun
day-school when a disparaging remark
was made in reference to n young wo-
man, and n general melee followed.
Knives. pi1tols and bludgeons were
used. and William Beaver was cut on
the shoulder and arm. and Steve Pitt
man in the neck. arm and shoulder.
John Pittman was shot in the left arm
and right leg.
Ben Pittnfan. the father. was dealt a
powerful blow on the head. Steve
Pittman's condition is considered seri-
Ous.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

ton should never be asked whether the
candidate for municipal Office Is a Re-
publican or a Democrat. but should be
limited to the inquiry as to whether he
Is capable and honest" That Is the
municipal reform case In a nutshell.
Away with the straight" ticket ana
chronism in city elections.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
THREE SAILORS DROWNED.
Boat Belonging to survey Steamer
Patterson Capsixes.
INV Associated Press.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, June Ia
News of the capsizing OF a boat be-
longing to the United States Coast Sur
vey steamer Patterson at Tongas Mar
rows. Alaska, and the drowning OF
three men, was received to-day.
The accident was reported at sitka,
the day on which the City of Topeka
sailed south. The names Of the UNI
ortunates were not earned.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Ednn's Successful Fair.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md SIC ,l2. the proceeds OF Q
fair held at the residence OF Miss Edna strick.
land. Az West Fiftieth street. on Saturday AZ.
ternoon, June .. for the benefit of the Sick
Babies Fund. The price Of admission was two
cents.
EDNA STRICKLAND, ten years old;
PRISCILLA HOLBOROW. eleven years old;
AMY HALLIDAY, ten years old
LIZZIE DEMAREST, ten years old;
Al.OYSE STRICKLAND, six years old;
John s~TRnHIiECKER nine years old:
EDDlE VOLK, eleven years old:
STRICKLAND, eight years old.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Don't buy old-style shoes. The FASH
ionable boot and shoe is made on o
pointed last with a straight tip. Com
mon sense and round toe lasts are out Of
date. and so are the diamond tips. It
doesn't cost much more to be in than
out Of fashion. Because Of the narrow
ness Of the toe all shoes are worn at
least one size larger than usual.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment will call the Park Board to
account in the matter OF that 81, 900, OOO
appropriation. A hearing on the sub
Ject is set for tomorrow. 1t is a sub
sect in which New York is very gener-
ally and deeply interested. The in
quiry on the part of the Board OF Esti-
mate cannot be too searching.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Appetixing Cabbage.

Even the despised cabbage Is capable
Of being made appetizlng. After 1t Is
boiled and pressed dry It should be
chopped fine and dried again by being
put on the fire in the saucepan. Add
a lump Of butter, season with pepper and
salt and add a little grated nutmeg.
When hot serve on squares of hot toast.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Paris Costume.

This skirt has three fa~n-shaped narrow
panels Of MORE silk, and is trimmed with
four large buttons on each hip. Waist
has full basques reaching but to hips,
and pointed vest of MORE silk. Reverb
trimmed with buttons. Vest has passe'
The evening world., 1894-06-12

SEx-Mayor Hewitt has written a letter
70 Good Government Club y. OF course
It deals with the method Of securing
good municipal goyernment- The e.
Mayor says asa wQrd tnStime tor ne
coming city cAmpaign; Party f>alty y
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. an4 % SUES.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

They are talking about the speed OF
trains over the coming North River
Bridge. Just now. however. the most
interesting thing to be gained Is prompt
ness in getting at the construction OF
the big span.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
virginian shoots u Texan.
thy Associated Preas

FORT WORTH, Tex, June III. J. Reaser
was shot by Craig Herndon last night at the for.
ner's home. four miles east OF Collinsville. IIern-
don. Who was partly intoxicated. while sitting
m the gallery with Reaser. shot and killed him
ithout warning. and escaped. Herndon came
In TeNAs from Virginia last Spring. and has
since separated from his Wife because she would
not return with him The wife Is related TO
Resser, and Hs:ndon blamed the latter for his
decision.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
hoy Drunk and Boiled Alive.

MURPHY, NJ. C., June IA horrible accident
occurred at KAilh's stiil.house, near Cuiberson.
Frank Carter carried his six-ysAr-old son with him
10 the still-house. Carter got drunk and made the
boy drunk. m the atill-house Vas 0 vat contain
fellow, N wandsrlng about fall late tAlat He vas
taken out Immediately and thtss plyaieisps SUM-
nensa. bpt he died IN t~Wsniy-four hours.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Albright Corks.

Corks may be made air and water
tight by keeping them for five minutes
under melted p%arafine: they must be
kept down with a wire screen. These
corks have a perfectly smooth surface
and may be introduced and drawn out
easily, and seal perfectly.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
A Combination Girl.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
The writer reads a great deal about typewritsrs
and dressmakers making good wives, but nothing
is said about the girls with red hair. The writer
knows a young man who vows he will never wed
till he meets one with red hair, blue eyes and
dark complexion. as he claims that such q COM
bination would beat the deck" Can any OF
your readers help him outf
COMBINATION"
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LETTERS.

t7Ns ooh,pn % opm 10 everybody eAo Ads q
complaint to make. a o~vtevonss 10 vent1dtd. fVo-
nation 10 give, a subted Of oenerai fnferes 10 de-
cues or a pubic syvics 10 acknowledge. and wAo
can put The fdeo INTO ies than 100 toords Long
letters eornot b. printed.
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whipeord and Broadcloth.

There Is a whlpcord OF light brown, In
terwoven with white, that tailors never
weary OF making up for exclusive pa
irons. A combination Of h 70 ancient and
modern style Is shown in the accom-
panying cut. The skirt Is new and Sc
verely plain, the waistcoat Of white
The evening world., 1894-06-12
A wife's Dreadful Dilemma.

To the Editor:
I Am a young woman. still in the twenties.
My husband and I have been married nearly
seven years, Two years ago l discovered proof
Of his admiration for some one else. and told
him OF II. He did not contradict me, but said he
could not help It, Imagine my life these two
years. lie says he cannot nnd one fault with
me, and l love him more now than the day we
we're married. What are we to dot G. c.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Three Sea Gin Girls.

To the Editor;
Enclosed please find 81. 65. contributed to the
Sick Babies Fund by ROSE MLAUGHLIN.
SADIE l.
MARY MILLER.
Sea Clln, L. /.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Has the fact that a citizen is a Repub-
lican or a Democrat 'of answering
loyalty got anything to do with his
views on rapid transit for New York
Cvtv2
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where Can He Get Her,

To the EdItori
would like 10 know how a young man can
get acquainted with q young woman that don't
want the earth. ! know q few, but thsy say
they don't think they could set along on s1
. week. though I have friends who are ssttins
along we'll On that sueunt ] an e0bss and
steady. and would treat . si yisht Am tired
q living N fasisAA 1enA Rk
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Iowa Chinnman TO he Deported.
3y Associated Press,

EDA RAPIDS, Ia, June 1.-THE nst order
for the deportation of a chInRman from this place
was issued last night. 10 Happy Sing. who
claims to have been advised by the Six Companies
not TO take out a certificate OF residence, and who
has refused TO comply with the Geary law, will
be started to-day for China. 10 has conducted
. prosperous barber ahop and laundry business
In Iowa for tventy-thrse years.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The straight ticket people are not
having all their own way In either
party. The less encouragement they
get. the greater hope for a better New
York.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

broadcloth is very old: 1t has a standing
collar and hooks dow the centre OF the
front over an old-fashioned stock Of black
silk. The tight-fitting coat. cut away
from the front, is faced with black MORE
silk and ornamented with four large but
topo
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quickly-that New York and New Jer-
sey bridge.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Could the star chamber in which the
sugar secrets are locked up be appro-
priately referred to as the Senatorial
preserve closet?
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Mr.. Croker must a felt that his
coat-of-arms was not shot-proof. He
didn't care to stand the test Of Mr..
Con- 8 craftsmanship.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

MI. Goff can be trusted to And the
wires that connect the ward men,
with the Central Power.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Gov. Flower has gone fishing. He
must realize by his time that he didn't
cut very good bait. all the time, with
his veto knife.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The United States Senate Is the cham
pion thief Of time. 1t has stolen and IN
stealing the precious time Of a whole
nation.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Mr.. croker frightens, then he takes
his flight.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

: Probably the weather was Frustrated
BY its own heat yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Have You Ever Tried

Soaking a greasy frying-pan in am
monia and water.
To purify the air. a box of lime in the
pantry.
Cleaning tinware with soda.
For washing silk. using salt water. and
ironing wet.
For cooking fruit or vegetables. only
uanite-ware.
After eating onions. driphins eontsA
] keWQyA thu ODER -Alalnts.us.si.A