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The herald., 1894-07-09
Troops Ordered to NsshvI,,..

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July S.-Ool. A. R.
Taylor, commander Of the Second regi.
ment. I. N. g., received a telegram
from Governor Turney at IL 80 o'clock
tonight, ordering him to proceed to
Naahville on the first train. The object
of the call is not known here.
The herald., 1894-07-09

schedules will begin vigorously tomor-
row. The federated board will leave
here in the morning for Omaha, where
they will hold conference with General
Manager Dickinson.
The herald., 1894-07-09
A Br,dp. Im,s,rsd.

EAST CHICAGO, Ind, July S.-Unknown
5%F'ssfFsRypdta 5Fsf sy IL sAfR5 sAfR canal JSst soS6 1b5
city. The bridge is now impossible and
no Wabash or Fort Wayne trains can
pass until repairs are made.
The herald., 1894-07-09
.rhe Glenwscd steve

Ha, no equal. 1t will save you 40 par
cent In fuel. All latest improvements:
W. G. Fnrrey Co., cole agents. 150 and
l6I North Spring street.
The herald., 1894-07-09

The third quarterly mesting OF the
Pacific branch, Womsn's Foreign MIS-
aionsrv Society, will be held Wednesday.
Julv ii. At tho First NJ. E. church, on
Messing Of tho executive committee
Tuesdny, p. N.
The herald., 1894-07-09

Rey.J s. Thomson will address the
eingle tax meeting at Unity church to.
night. The address will be supple-
nunted by general discussion on live
topics. Every body is invited.
The herald., 1894-07-09
PnIImar,s katlcnnon.

CLAYTON, N. Y, July S.-Georse N.
Pullman refused to make any further
statement for publication concerning the
strika
The herald., 1894-07-09
Quiet at Des nj oines.

DEs MONIES, Ia., July S.-The strike
situation hero tonight lie quiet. No fur
ther trouble is feared
The herald., 1894-07-09
w.sbtuxton rro flo.

WASHINGTON. July S.-Local railroad
business ia not greatly affected by the
strike, except the western traffic.
The herald., 1894-07-09

A. A. Eckstrom, 800 $. Main street, is where
you want to 90 looking for good wall paper W
The right price.
The herald., 1894-07-09
THE OLIVE HRANCH.
The d. & n. G. Offers to Take All 1t
Old Employees Back.

The d. & n. G. Offers to Take All It's
Old Employees Back.
DENVER, July S.-The Denver & Rio
Grande road will today start a special
train over ito aystem, containing repre-
sentatives OF every organization among
its employees on the first division OF the
road. These representatives and the
officials of the road will endeavor to in
duce the striking employees to return to
work. All VINO wish to return will be
given their old positions, but those who
DO not return cannot re. enter the employ
OF the company.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-According s. to a
statement made by General Manager
Gay OF the associated railways. all the
etriking ewitchmen in st. Louis have
returned to work and by tomorrow all
lines will bs in full operation. Atstrike
headquarters the reports about the
Wholesale resumption of work arc em-
phaiically denied. and the stories de-
clared to be without foundation.
The herald., 1894-07-09

Weeks California herb tea is composed OF
roots and herbs gathered in the mountains OF
Lower California and is the best remedy you
Gun take for blood, stomach liver and kidnsys'
1t is u harmless vegetable remedy, pleasant 10
take ana positive cure for constipation. For
sale by all druggists Price 25 cents.
The herald., 1894-07-09

Wall paper hung. 1oc roll; ss2s s. a2rlns
The herald., 1894-07-09
1T HAS BEEN ANALYZED.

nr parl,er. denti.t, 12oll west First street.
The herald., 1894-07-09

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.

Although the Police Commissioners
are trying others and not being tried
themselves, they are in "A pretty bau
way. On one side they are suspected
of engaging in a whitewas hing opera.
ton II they find the men under charges
before them innocent. on the other
side they are accused OF sacrificing
others to save themselves II they md
them guilty.
There Is only one course to pursue In
these matters. The officers and men
of the police force charged with of
lenses which. II sustained, prove them
unfit TO lie continued on the force,
ought to be tried by the authorities
whose duty II is to try them and who
have the power to remove them. Any
other investigation leads 10 no imme-
diate and practical reform and does not
give the public the protection needed.
II the evidence shows the accused to
be guilty. It is entirely proper that
they should be at once removed from
the force.
one fact seems to be overlooked,
The trial court. the Police Board. Is
now evenly divided. 1t consists OF two
ola laminuHy commissioners ana TWO
new Republican Commissioners. 1t Is
OF course impossible to believe that
Commissioners Murray and kerwin
can have any interest In pro
tocting' the Police Commissioners
AMI no verdict against the ac-
cused police officers can be obtained
without their concurrence. 1t IL. there
fore. ridiculous to claim that the mer
on trial before the Board are ''sacri'
feed" for the sake OF protecting Com
missioners or are made victims" In
order that the Commissioners may es'
cape.
The force should he purified. Every
body knows 1t needs II. and II is IN
| the interest of really good, honest mem
beers of the force that the publication
| ghnlllI lao Tpplnl,t.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
LAWLEsSNEsS RAMPANT.

Much excitement prevails among the
reputable citizens Of Westchcster
County over tn, open violation of law
there and the conssqent invasion Of the
county by crowds Of disorderly and un-
dc@irab BILE characters.
have secured the non-int.rfcrencc of
the local authorities by means too well
understood In these days, and trust 10
being Just outside New York city's ju-
ton by our police.
sheriff DUFFY, of Westchester, has
been appealed to. but he makes the plea
offered by the New Jersey Hudson
that the local police are responsible and
ought to put stop to the violation Of
the law. and that If they neglect their
duty II Is no business of his. But sheriff
DUFFY is In New York. not in Jersey
and he may find Gov. Flower entertains
the idea that a Sheriff IL required to see
mat the laws are not openly violated
within his jurisdiction. 1t may also be
discovered that Gov. Flower regards
the powers and duties of a District-At-
torney to be other than nominal. and
the Westchester authorities may be
called upon to explain their positions
before persons appointed for that pur-
pose by the Governor
The evening world., 1894-07-28
THE CELESTIAL IMBROGLIO.

No formal declaration OF war has been
made. II is said, between Japan and
China. but If the accounts that come
through the cable are true something
very Ike war prevails. 1t IL said that a
Japan cruiser opened fire on Chinese
warship on the yellow Sea and sunk a
steamer the Ch!namln was conveying
with troops bound for corea.
The impression prevails In Europe that
the difficulties between the two nations
will be settled without war. But there
IL much irritation between them. and
considerable although by no means all
of the trouble grows out of corean mat
tiers II war should be formally declared,
it Is believed that Japan would be vic
tOrious. at least in the beginning on the
water. But the fight in Corea can
scarcely he doubtful. China can food
the Corean peninsula with troops in such
numbers as to oVerWhelm the japanese.
Japan seems already to have cast an
anchor to windward in that direction by
taking possession OF the King OF Corea
and transportnig him to japan just
what Japan intends to do with his
Curcan Majesty is not known. But II
his captors have no use Tor him at home
and will send him over to New York. ht
can doubtless secure a Dig salary here
as sign for one of our big tea houses
According to his portrait he Is pictur
csquo looking individual
The evening world., 1894-07-28
LET OUT A TUCK IN HER APPETITE

The corset must be getting ready for
its conjGy. Woman finds mans way Of
Sarmenting himself 80 comfortable that
she is going the fun length of his
raimental privileges and has little OF
what he might call his own left to en-
croach upon.
We read this morning that an actress
went into a fashionable Broadway hotel
yesterday, and while In the enjoyment
OF a good dinner unclasped diamond
incrusted belt from her waist and laid 1t
asiie that her appetite might have plenty
of room to cavort around. How manlike,
You've seen a gourmet of the male per
suasion rip open his vest and let out "A
gusset or two of his trousers waistband
when he was in the zenith joy of II good
meal. That's about what the actress did
only sac lost her diamond belt.
It's Il good. healthy sign that the fair
sex is taking up this branch Of man :
table etiquette. 1t means that she II
going in for the physical good things OF
life. 1t means, too, that when your girl
puts aside her cincture in an ice-creau
parior that she is going to make havoc
with your pocketbook.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Is THE END NEAR I

The Senate Tariff bill has been sent
tion TO the Senate portion 4 the com
mttee. This means the beginning u tn,
work OF compromise over again, AMI II
is believed, not without good reason, that
an agreement VIII now be reached nni
the question settled, t. the great relief
the business Of the country.
OF course the passage Of the bin with
any OF the Senate's provisions in It will
not be wholly satisfactory nor what the
country needs and the people had a right
to expect But uncertainty Is the wOrs;
evil from which the public interests sur
fer. and the passage OF tle bill with
some notifications even is better than
continual delay. At all events 1t is graf
flying to find cessation of the buster
ing. bullying pronuncamentos of some Of
the Democratic boilers. The Senate bill
or no bill at all"
There IL something In the fact that
Mcknleyism will have received IA fatal
little longer for It's eagerly desired death,
The position OF President Cleveland AMI
his inspiritng words are II guarantee
that the Democratic principle will not
be abandoned until GOrmansm and
Smithism and Bricoism are as efectuaily
killed as Mckin!eyism. The world
rnOVaa
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Drowned Potutoes.

just before new potatoes are in the
marke: II is sometimes difficult to know
how to cook the old ones to make them
appetizing. The following is good
recipe: Chop three cold boiled potatoes
rather fine. add to them one teaspoon
fui salt, dash of pepper. Put one table,
spoonful butter In shallow frying pan
"hen not. put In sufficient potato to
cover the bottom of the pan TO the depth
or one Inch. Take a Timber knife and
press them down smooth Let cook
slowly for five minutes, or until they are
little brown. Do not stir or disturb
them. Now begin at one side of the pan
10 fold over like an omelet. and when
You get 1t into roll at one side, stand
the pan back on the fire for a moment.
ana then turn upside down on a heated
dish. Remember. you have nothing to
hold the roll In shape. SO pack, as IL
were. the potatoes together. This re-
quires care and several trials.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
with the Problcm-workers.

Marcus II. Fiamr p. J. Monaghan and WILL
lam O'SulliyUn sent solutions OF the "Tracks
u Wheels problem.
George league. PORT Dram, N j., answered all
of lsst weeks problems except that about find
ing the circles centre.
In sddition TO the solutions given OF the circle
in the triangle. rules Tor nnfing the centre were
received from Lucien Csndrisr 1855 broadway
Marcus II. FlEmm s2 Monroe street. and f. C..
Seventy ssyenth street.
What Are the Numbers?-Ans~er. . and /.
Solved by George Hannigan 50 Wayne avenue.
Paterson, n. j.. Elias Gordon, 80 West Ninety
ninth street; q. NJ, North brooklyn Marcus H.
iiAnm, 70 Monroe street; W, l., Kneciand,
brooklyn "Roontun," IS East fifty-ninth street
Another EAtats. Widows share, $40 500; cid
est son. 81. 3i2b so; other soma and eldest daughter
81 als so each ether Daughters, 3Sis.5O each Cor
rectly answered by jacob HasS 1873 Allen street f.;
W'lilsm H. Slater, DsckertoSn, n. j.: Denis
Noohan 29l East Twenty'sso0Dd street; 4. Mo.
SauEhton, White sttnat; Nin!sm OSuillyan
$40 East Fortistb tt,set; Victor Kssan, ELIAS
Gordon. 60 West Slnsty-plnth street Morris
koppls. $50 Henry ltreet: W. l.. knesland, brook.
iyn; Thomas Farrell, Newark E,-J.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
SHALL SENATORS BE ELEC1EDl

The proposed amendment to the Con
sutution providing for the election OF
l nited States Senators by the people
having passed the House of Repre-
sentativts by vote considerably in
excess Of the necessary two-tnrds, is
now before the Senate.
The proposed change has been twice
approved by the House, aRording the
with popular sentiment. Its treatment
N the present Senate will be dependent
on what the majority OF the Senators be
lieve Will conduCe to their personal ad
vantage. Legislators who speculate
in the stock market on their own votes
are not likely In deciding n question to
study the wishes of the people before
their individual interests.
When State Legislatures are to be
bought the size OF a purchasers bank
account is every thing-his personal
character Is nothing. The legislative
majority fixes It's price and does as II
uleases. When ii candidate has to go
before the people of Il State some lit
tie regard has to be paid to public sen
timent. majority party, when 1t
makes VIGOROUSLY bad nomination.
must run the risk of the defeat OF It's
candidate.
Many men sit now and have recently
sat In the United States Senate who
would never have GOT there If they had
been obliged to stand an election by
the people. For that reason II Is gen
orally believed that the proposed con
stitutional amendment would tend to I'M
prove the character of the Senate and
perhaps to give 1t back some Of it's old
prestige and respectaDility. 1t Is also
claimed that fewer Senators would be
round representing nothing but corpora
tons. Trusts. monopolies and money
bags.
But 1t Is impossible to deny that for
these very reasons the present Senate is
likely to be adverse to the proposed
amendment
The evening world., 1894-07-28

tie native workshops with per
haps victim OF plague dying
in the same room: such things are
straw mating, cmhroiiercs aui every
sort of textile fabric" This Is not u
year for the quarantine authorities or
the health officers at any port of entry
in the United States to he lacking in
vigilance. And 1t Is not IA year for the
people in general to neglect any form OF
sanitary preCaution. Cleanliness Of per-
son ana Carefuness In the matter of diet
are easy to maintain, ana are measures
of prime importance.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
SUNDAY. JULY 20.
BREAKFAST.
DINNER.
String beam Salad.

A salad OF string beans Is one OF the
most delicious Of salads. Cook a quart
OF beans; do not break them in pieces,
but leave them whole. When they are
cooked throw them into ice-cold water
and when cold drain them and remove
them to a bowl. Make nice French
salad dressing with three tablespoon
fuls Of oil, saltspoonful Of salt. half Q
saltspoonful Of pepper, and two table
spoonfuls of wine vinegar. Mix the oil
salt and pepper; add them to the beans
pour the vinegar over them, and tos.
them as gently as you can to avoid
breaking the beans and serve.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

To the Editor:
am a stenosraphcr and typewriter, and there
lore my tendency is to associate with the
'Tdi,rnIty,' AID | must say that the inaIorit!
Of M female friends are not only very in
telliBent but also very laiylike. uf course. |
can name few exceptions. but because one or
two are little thick and inclined to be fool
ish, that does not BY any means prove the rest
to be so. | have heard several Of my male ac-
auainanccs mot stenosraphersl ridicule some
OF the young ladies referred to- and also their
vocation And why? Just because those
'chumps' endcavorcd to pay attentions 10 some
girls who we're already spoken for aud were
nicely called down Tor 1t by the fair type
writer's. who, by the way, are uol very anxious
TO start out in lie with the bright prospect 90
VI having to depend - week Ink.
! singer tor something to eat and wcar
BRIDGET TYPEWRITER MAGUIRE
The evening world., 1894-07-28
FREE PASS PRIBERY.

\ire-PresIdent bfo"NS' oil l"e feN"s!'
vania Railroad has written letter 10
III" constitutional convention :" Al
hany on the subject OF iree PASSES on
railroads. The abuse has grown 10 Such
pTopoIuonS MT fIo"Ns a'''"'eS' '"u'
he has known JuIS' "i 'h' supreme
Court OF the Nn'i'a states |" "'PS 'o'
free transportation lh' money N''"' u
which, III single instance was W,
tween Two hu""r'd ana 'hF'' """''eu
dollars 49,,
In justice to the mem" ,.. Of me h'E"'
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Until or while waiting the arrival OF a
doctor. Immediately after the individual
has been bitten, place a tight ligature
above the affected part, and. If possible,
at once have the wound vigorouly sucked,
then apply hartshorn. This Is the most
simple method to follow. Should doc
tor not be available after this treatment
a piece of potassa fusa can be placed in
the wound and allowed to dissolve. This
has a cauterizing influence upon all parts
OF the wound. Many authorities approve
of nitrate Of silver as cautery. but
profound research OF late has proven II
dangerous.
1t is a very foolish thing to Kill a dog
that has bitten anybody. for he may be
q healthy ana harmless animal. The too
speedy slaughter of a dog has robbed
many sufferer of the assurance that
would have been gained by seeing 1t liV-
Ing and we'll.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
4 Hole in n Street.

To the Editor:
As am a reader Of The Evening World" and
Il Resident OF New York. | wish to inform you in
regard to the way in which the streets are kept
uptown here. have lived In Forty seventh
street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues for the
past Ave years. during which time tho stree,
has never been paved. and the amount of trafHc
which passes through, has put the street int
such a condition as to warrant 1t useless. About
two weeks ago in one part OF the street, the
sround sank down about one foot, and has not
been guarded, even in the evening. Al this street
Is between districts, It therefore receives no at.
tcntun whatever, and as the police station is in
the same street. 1t shows lack Of duty for them
not TO report It, There have been some accident,
On account OF this hole in the street.
EDWARD SCHAEFER
AS West Forty-seycnth street
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Care of the Complexion.

The care of the complexion Is Ve.
old art, and an easy one to acquire ~
IL essential first to get rid Of the biso',
ed notions, and so-called ''secrets u,
the trade. Before the complexion can
be good the digestion must be perieo''
a nice face depends upon capable "
liable stomach. Don't forget that WIG"
you are ordering eight ounces OF s"ee,
almonds, half rs much lemon juice anu
the dear knows how much corrosive
sublmate to take off freckles ana wrih-
kles that are there to stay. ....'
The evening world., 1894-07-28
The Hello Girl Again.

To the Editor:
l have observed that the merits and defects OF
the hello slrl have received considerable At
,cntion IN the letter column lately the discussion
having been started by one OF my sex. who
signs himself Willie" Being acquainted with
hello Girls In general and one in particular
consider It my privilege and duty to take up
arws IN their defense. Juhyins from his letter,
Willie seems to ,hink them a rather hard set
TO get along with, Rather let IT he said to their
'redt that they are up to date" AS the result
VI my experieace | would like to inform While
that obey are, In the words u Emerson
Mise and polite, and II drew
Th-ir several Portraits you would own
tAalcer had no such worthy crew,
Nor Guecaccio In Decameron.
T. l. WOOD brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-07-28

To the Editor
| dreamily sat thinking one evening,
Of girls with whom had been in love;
And OF all that brought back to memory
But one was my treasured dove.
She told me she loved me 70 dearly
That Was almost wild with 10y
And when | asked her the one great Quos;lo Oh
She answered, Yes" oh, 30 sweet and .
SOY!
but on her return after an absence
Her love for me seemed to have abated
She was not the same darling she once WAS,
In her soul q strange feeling had created.
release from her engagement she wanted,
Which sorrowfully and sadly gave.
Wishing had hold OF the other fellow
Who stole her affections. the knavs
Now YOU know why I'm an old bachelor.
And my reasons for not being we'd
I'm thinking continually of my false one,
Aad will do SO TIL after I'm dead.
Y. X. ".
The evening world., 1894-07-28

To the Editor:
The discussion going on in your columns de-
clarihg the existence OF Supreme Being Is OK
tremely amusing In reply 10 some OF your writ
ora permit mO to call your attention to certain
aphorisms FirBt--The fact that a thing OK.
lists Is no evidence OF creator. since 1t may
have existed without Thus. Time always
was aud always VIII be. Matter always was and
always will he. Space always was ali always
viii be. We can change matter but cannot de-
stroy IL Secu"d-Ths finite mind cannot grasp
or rnderstanl the infinite and all OF us have a
IRISH, to dispute the INFINITE until 1t 10 demon
s'rated and proven to exist. Third-The world
ma; have been created out OF chaos. but this
docs not prove a personal God, but only proves
that certain forces existed ami moulded matter
and things. As We know nothing OF these forces
or the authors Of them anu cannot understand
them or him 40. we must reasonably doubt
him tD. When a personal Cod Is demonstrate oil
to exist and proven BY sensible things and &c
tons T. exist, We Will be forced 10 believe but
until all things are proven and demonstrated tu
exist, We have each and all rrtect right to
dispute the existence OF God. In this nineteenth
century theory no, backed up by scientific
proof don't go LUIGI q. DOANE n. D..
jb2 West Twenty eighth street. city
The evening world., 1894-07-28
THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING. JULY %. 1894

no one will deny that It's st9ppagc by
constitutional provision would be In the
public interest
But the specific charge made 10y Vice
President Brooks against the honesty
and purity of IA United states Supreme
court Judge ought to be at once followed
by the disclosure OF the name 81 the dis
hUnurol Judge.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
The Gun That Cheers.

The tea plant Is of the camellia fam.
lily and grows in thick bush. 1t IL
green the year round. The blossom Is
similar to the orange and equally fra
grant. The first picking is in May; this
Is the best The next Is In Juke and
continued until September. ThkHfnes'
quality ia never exported. but used
at home. It sells for IS a pour The
RaHt quality ls-psed Rx the to-ds
The evening world., 1894-07-28
vomrn ms ststionmnsters.

Women are now acting as station
masters in Australia. The Railway Com
missioners Of Victoria have, according
to Irish Society, placed two hundred OF
them In charge of railway stations, thur
sffecting a saving Of over 10000 per an
mum. The Commissioners say that
women perform the duties OF station
masters at the small stations most sat
isfactorily
The evening world., 1894-07-28

the Editor
Here's q ho" i'-dp
W. must srntrnc. you
To furcsu In" tees you chefirh
And. ~ captain. nos to perish
Or they II cite Us. too
here's a how.du.do'
Here's hOw-de-dO,
Things are looking blue.
Some one, sure. must show rDntrltion.
That viii hush tn. great Com.nlssiUn.
Ana II mast be you!
Here's a how -de.do'
Here's a pretty mefs,
But We can't do less
Than make some Precipitation
To the judges Of the nation
or. perforce confess
Here's pretty mess.
Here's a state OF things,
To his post he clngs.
He has got some silly notion
That official devotion
Lots OF money brings
Here's state Of things,
with an srdor thuts intense.
We'd love TO keep cur place.
but alas, the evidence
TO u, they wish To trace
SO 70 serve as a docoy.
We will offer you, my boy
Here's pretty state Of things,
Here u pretty hOw. de-do!
LA TuCGHE HANCOCt
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Another Way to Do Ii.

To the Editor:
Solution to triangle and circle problem in
The Evening World Of the 2lst Inst. Draw
Ale bisectins angle A, through the given point
draw u perpendicular to Ale, intersecting the
sides Alb and AC In and G respectively.
Make square equal to tho rectangle OF the
lines FTP PC. and take FIJI and CT in ABB and
AC. circle through the point II will be
the required circle. This, OF course. is only
the construction Of tho hsure and not tho dem