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The evening world., 1894-06-26

II you haven't baby OF your own
play foster father or fairy godmother.
and send something for Little What s
His Name" Go security for one mem
Der of the Sick Babies Fund
There are nearly 1900 on the register
of the free doctors of THE Evening
World" Every member of the staff
makes Mt least 100 visits day. The all
Ing ones of all ages are offered medical
treatment, but special and definite
favors are bestowed upon the children.
1t has been usctrtaincd That each SICK
Portable. The treatment is free, but
there are incidental expenses that can
not be assumed on the spot by tht
parent. and which. covered by the fund
| usually near ture. ,,.--,c,
| If the rea4er Will interest himself ana
| his friends In the sick Babies funu tnt
| children of the backyard tenement
| houses VIII have measure or the ear.
they deserve. Please remember tha'
there are &C. 1870 tenants IN these prisons
! Of civilization; that i7,3i6 ar" children
between fourteen and Ave years of age
| that S,7Si are less than nv; that 'tht
to help this class and that with the
Co-opera ton of its able and generous
readers It win succeed.
Please be on the lockout for another
| hot wave. and remember That q dollar
now will do more good than s. mex
month. The children Of the Fund vii
| not be able to get to the laughing sea
| unless YOU bear expenses. Their Lines
are cast in most unpleasant places
Whole broods Of misfortune have been
thrown from destiny's dice-boN to teas
and torment them. If You can ease thu
way and prevent them from beint
swamped, please 90. Address all 60, Con
tributions to the Cashier of "Th'
The evening world., 1894-06-26
BILL JONES.
This Enxlishmnn Says Hard Things

To the Editor:
''Citizen' wants to know why Englishmen
boss.. Simply because they have something to
boast about. But ne put the saddle on the wrons
hcrse: It fits the American better. for they have
the name all over Europe Of being Dragging
boSsting. lying set with their tall stories. As
for gong ONE as he calls 1t. this country is
as much an Enslishman's home as the so.called
Americans. English money owns part OF your
railways, breweries. mines. &C. The trouble
is you haven't got enough Englishmen here to
give you good government; therefore you kave
to be content with a rotten one-a government
that enriches the few at the expense Of the many.
rs for talking ask such men Depew who have
travelled. how Enslishmen talk and behave. Why.
England has given a language and civilization
to half the world-youroelt included And now
let ask few questions: Why is 1t all your
hes; people 30 TO Europe every Summer? Why
are there fewer suicides. murders and accidental
Deaths per cent? in England than In America :
Why is II your theatrical managers go to Europe
for talent' Do English managers come here for
talen,7 Not much. I could ask hundred more,
but really you make me tired. LEXOW.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
PineupDle Pie,

Prepare the pineapple chopped fine or
grated, and otherwise made ready for Q
compete. Have a shell of nice pastry
spread with little apple sauce-just
enough TO glaze the crust. Fill the pie
plate with pineapple and orange, strips
OF pastry across. Bake the' pie about
forty-five minutes in an oven quite hot
for the first fifteen minutes and very
little more moderate for the last half
hour. When the pie is removed from the
oven dredge it with powdered sugar and.
set it back in the oven just long enough
to allow the sugar to melt Serve II
cold,
The evening world., 1894-06-26
GO THURSDAY NIGHT.
Miss Rnubitsch-ck's Entertainment
for the Babies Fund.

A grand vaudeville entertainment and
reception will be given Thursday even
ing at New York Maennerchor Hall,
20S-207 East Fifty-siNth street, for the
beneht of the Sick Babies Fund. Miss
Eugene Raubitscheck, of $40 LeXirG-
ton avenue. has had the arrangements
for the entertainment in her hands
and has worked very hard. She has
been assisted by Mr. Jack Levy, of 66j
Eighth avenue, and Mr.. Ernest Blal, of
Roster d Bal. Gustave Junker pro-
prictor Of the hail. has given 1t rent
free, and Prof Art. Granut offers the
services Of himself and orchestra for
the occasion, John J. Foley, florist, 226
Bowery, VIII do the decorating free ana
furnish flowers free.
Regis ter Ferdinand Levy will make
an opening address, and the programme
will he as follows:
Overture, Prof. Art. Granars orches-
sketch, Al Bernstein, comic songs; Fred
II. Kahn, mandolin solo, accompanied
by. MIR. ). Lauterbach; L. Brandt. OF
Hands Across the Sea" company rect
tatton, Miss Edna Heina, Liliputian
wonder; Miss Scwarts, song; little Lii
Ian, fancy dancing; "Loney," humor-
isms; Miss Annie Kelly, Contralto solo,
NJ. Gonzales, banderiua solo; Miss II.
HAMBURGER, soprano solo; Belle Black.
English character vocalist: C1sSelr Mu-
s.o.I quartet, \. IIol1mnn. ~ Adler, G
Field and N. Il. Goldsmith; MAher and
Brown, German sports; Sophie Green
stein. Spanish dance; Leah Brodsky,
fancy dancer; scholars Of l.. j. Bara
ban, teacher OF fancy dancing; Louis NJ.
Granat champion finger whistler. Ac-
companist, Emil katzenstein; Stage
Manager, George w. Kayton; Genera!
Manager, Herbert Levene
The evening world., 1894-06-26
The Beginning.

To The Editor:
In true dOgmAtio Christian manner IS. Of
Orange. N j." gives his opinion on the origin
Of matter tho universe bat as is the case with
Arm believers in Christianity, he declines to see
that Il his own arguments prove that there must
have been a beginning to matter there must also
have been beginning to a creator, II ia bigotry
to assert, as 30 man, do that there is unques-
tionable proof or creator when every argument
can be answered by one far more reasonable.
But probably reason Is not considered necessary,
as most Christians consider 1t unnecessary to
think W. c. C., Short Hills ~ J.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Clam Soup.

Drain and chop twenty-five clama.
strain and measure the liquor and add
an equal quantity Of water; put It on q
quick fire to boil and skim carefully.
Stir into the boiling liquor two table,
spoonfuls OF butter and two Of nour
rubbed to cream. Stir until It boils
and thickens, add the chopped clans
and two shakes OF black pepper, let
them come to boil remove from the
fire and serve Immediately.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Strawberry Shrub.

strawberry Stub" as the country
housekeepers invariably call 1t, is Hbelled
by numerous weak, syrupy prepare
tons. The .imon-pure strawberry shrub
OF old-time days was made by mixing
strawberry juice, water and sugar, in
the proportion of a quart each Of juice
and water 10 a pound of sugar. This
was turned into q clean, sweet cask and
and left with the bung out to work.
the bung. OF course. being replaced when
the fermentation ceased.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Reports OF the assassination OF Carnot
state that 1.-THE facility with which Santo
was enabled to approach the Presidents
carriage is explained by the fact that NJ.
Carnot had directed that any one de-
string to communicate with him while
on the way from the Chamber Of Com
rnerce to the theatre should be allowed
20 do So" Nothing could better demon
y.rats the absolute cowardice. falseness
Z and hesrtlessness Of the Anarchist than
does this taking advantage of the demo-
cratic simplicity and kindness of popu-
lar and accessible chief OF q nation.
ina suppression OF preachers and prac-
tiponsrs IN the wild pctrines that lead
% speh . crime - n st Lyons IL q
The evening world., 1894-06-26

To abandon the straight" ticket idea
in the municipal elections will not be TO
surrender any party principle. 1t will be
to assist in a majestic rising Of loyal
citizenship. II there is any surrender
those men will be in II who, under the
party lash, give up the opportunity to
help on the restoration Of good city gov.
eminent. And this will be worse than
capitulat!on. 1t will be treason.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

The deep lace collars or berthas which
are now so much Worn are very conven-
lent to f:eshen plain or half worn
bodice, and. as they fall we'll over the
shoulders. sleeves which are not large
enough for the present exaggerated style
are thus easily disguised. These collars'
can easily be contrived at home by the
economically inClln ID
The evening world., 1894-06-26
A Nridc,s Ingenuity.

A recent bride hit upon happy man
ner OF defying that fashion that 50
quickly renders a wedding gown ridlcu-
lous by reason of its style changing
She copied Venetian robe In an old
book of prints, and thus obtained some
thing not only unique and beautiful Tor
the present, but also something that
will never be an absurdity, no matter
what vogue Is reigning.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Gov. Altgeld, who pardonei the Chi
cage Anarchists. is 10th to believe that
the assassination OF Carnot was the re-
suit of Anarchist inspiration. He says:
"There may be bitter hatred felt by the
Anarchists against some Of the crowned
heads of Europe, but there is no reason
why such feeling should have been held
against President Carnot." The Gov
ernor in this remark pays Anarchy the
ks.istaksn tribute OF supposlng that 1t has
anything TO do with reason or reasoning
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Three Hints.

In cleaning japanned goods never use
warm water. eWt a cloth slightly In
warm water. Wet a cloth slightly In
cleaned. Should any smear appear
sprinkle with flour and wipe dry.
Warts that are rubbed with a moiSten-
ed piece of muriate of ammonia WI, II
is said. shortly disappear. In ome
cases warts leave after EPSON balts
have been taken for some time.
When massaging the face, rdkI the
lines under the eyes from the c. to
the temples. This is the rule. Id ash
ing the eyes. wipe them from Z em-
pies to the nose. This 10 ssdd TO eng
SIGHT.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Something in the Lexow Committee
proceedings reminds Mr.. Fassett OF
something about his own little investi-
cation. To the interested observer the
chief thing lying between the two in
quires is wide. wide difference. I'm
der Mr. COTS guidance. the Lexow in
Vcstigation is revealing facts at the
edge OF which Mr. Fassett's committee.
under the guiding strings held by Mr..
Flat. tremblingly halted
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Fashionable Going Away" Gowns

The fashionable going away gown
this season is almost Invariably of blue,
and is tailor-made, with a full skirt. 4
coat and white shirt front and vest.
So marked has this style and color be-
come as bridal travelling gown that
the bride who really wishes to remain
unknown as such chooses something
quite different TO wear on her Journey
into matronhood.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
There is no positive fear for Presidcn

There Is no positive fear for President
Cleveland's safety. Yet the taking OF
special police precautions about the
Executive Mansion at the present time
of unrest. and in view of the Carnot
assassination, is a wise step and in line
with public DUTY. II is not a sign OF
weakness nor OF apprehension. 1t is an
indication. rather. Of that certain
strength which permits OF calnness
foresight and discretion.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

There are gratifying reports OF good
physical health prevailing in the city.
There are also gratifying symptoms that
good political health may return. The
cl!ef menace t. convllescence lies In the
straight" ticket idea. Carried to its ex-
trcmr. this cause will surely produce a
rllnr-a
The evening world., 1894-06-26

force which must he felt. II you want
that promenade, write to The Evening
World" and say so. You can secure the
attention OF the Bridge Company and
its engineers in no more certain way
The evening world., 1894-06-26

u ~" En-
Inros"i sou piu please ma q ~ Tor IN. Sick
Dab,es ,0..r tod AZ A. entertainment given -
six Ur'lr r.r.s a. '.lI.gr
Eshv MrrrIs.s HA'Fs Psrtlsy
Fl1renr" 'rrr nEs. HafnF Holland
Sadie Fancy IlufnHrs Nulgsy
Is.#l l.
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HeVgE$Sk tS|HoMlEEII

and washed down with strong wine and
this is scarcely over before the dancing
is resumed. against the most elementary
rules of common sense and hygiene.
Nor Is this all; II is not the body alone
that is concerned, as the mind has its
share In this fatigue by the vivid emo
tons produced by the conversat ton, mn.
sic and flowers"
The evening world., 1894-06-26

The search OF "The Evening World"
party on special tug for bodies OF the
victims OF the Nicol disaster goes on
perseveringly again to-day. Though none
OF the dead was picked up yesterday, the
lost boat was located, and there are
better chances Of success to-day.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Rco6rs Of THE EvENLNG BORLD L,dr7no
Or city for ne hot raOnt, ,iould s1sd IN n1r ad.
6yessy end hnrs THE EVENING WoKLD maiItd
tt 1eIz regularly.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
sitting on Her Amanced. Lap.

To the Editor:
In reply to Anxious asking II It is wrong to
sit on her intouded's lap, l should say It Is not
Ny reason for same is this: In the drst place she
has Just as good a right TO sit on mis- lap now az
when they are married. The only difference is they
cannot call themselves husband and wife. II
were In her place l would sit on his lap whenever
| had the opportunity. LOVER.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
scoundreIs Govern Us.

To the Editor:
Il Was. I think. Bulwer who said that a
republic was an aristocraoy OF blaeksuArds. In
New York City 1t seems worse. for 1t looks as
" We were beins governed by seoundrels- There
In but one way 10 do: Vote for honest candidates
regardless Of party. In conclusion 4 say. all
honor to The Evening World" the only napsr
thai 10 really honest R. soNARp.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
LETTERS.

m seAr.. b opcr - ~syesdy sAs M .
e~psseS to rsss a c-srvusss b vs"faas 49,"
-.,.tcn 70 NV. a ss,on Of srnersi srs~es y d.
,... o. puae s-rso 10 acknowledge, os6 seso
~, pus ~ ,doa ,,to ioss pAsa 100 ~ords Lss0
lsf1es co,sss b. pr1nfei
The evening world., 1894-06-26
niaronrck Fair,


To the E''.r
Inolofot ri'a's fni 81 '1T ~ sly RshieI
Funi 'ts pr. 'ri' - a tar tc.a - hrcs ll't,s
gir!A q NpmaFaur-F =.
ELSIE HARE. nine Yrafp ~
t.lELL llEhN '|Th' year, Old.
HELEN HARE. Is tU gE.fu 10
A1Aaf.fv.a = Y
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Mr.. Croker will come back and let us
all see him continue to eat his cake
Yet he will tell none Of US how he made
It Is this considerate?
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Miners horribly Dishgurcd.


NY Associated PTess.D
FORT DODGE, June 2G.-An accident occurred
last night at the mining town Of Gustanea. by
which Miners Nicholson and Jones were horribly
disngured and MORALLY hurt. MichaelSon Ia dead
and Jones is dying Tho mep had a can OF blast
ing powder and we're drying SOMA sauibs over
lamp when spsrk fell into the cam
The evening world., 1894-06-26

The mouth Of Most is again n eri-
dence. Fortunately II is the mouth OF a
more arrant coward than even the aver
age Anarchist.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Oyerheating the houiS.

Fiery condiments like horseradish.
red-peppered sauces. capers, prepared
mustards and green peppers should be
avoided or used in very small quanu-
ties, as they overhead the mouth and
exhaust the salivary system.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Even the salt waves. tapping the
sides OF the stanch Majestic. will seem
to murmur TO Croker on his home ward
way: where did you get IT."
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Write to ''The Evening World" your
desire for q promenade, open 10 the pub
Hc. the whole length OF the New York
and New Jersey Bridge.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Traces of reform about the Senate

Traces Of reform about the Senate
Tariff bill. as 1t stands. are microscopic.
Yet definite action of some sort. even
with this mockery of late hopes for a
basis, will be welcome after the long
siege Of talk and scandal at Washing
ton. Don't let the country be disap-
pointed In the expectation that the bin
would get out OF the Senate and into
conference this week.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

cause in which all nations must join for
mutual protection, regardless Of differ
ences In forms OF government.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

It has a shoulder pun that acceutuates
the lines OF the figure; the arm is draped
as in mousquetaiure glove to the hand
the wrist being ornamented with lap
to match the puff band. and a narrow
plating. 1t is a sleeve that bride,
graduate, a debutante or a Modjeska
might wear with fine effect,
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Two Wedding Rings Needed.

The Greek Church employs two rings
in the marriage ceremony-one of gold.
the other OF silver.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
RESULT OF A SALOON FIGHT.
One Man in a Hospital, Two Held
for Trial.
The Trouble Originated Over Game
of Pinochle.

Franz Schmdtke, q saloon-keeper,
thrty-four years old, of 1922 Third ave
nue., and Charles Ellingsworth. age
twenty-five years. of 2l2 East Sixty
NTH street, brother OF Joseph Filings
worth. the puglist. were prisoners at
the Norkvine Police Court this morning,
charged with probable homicide.
During a hght in schmidtke's saloon
at 10 o'clock last night, which originated
over a game Of p!nochle, Joseph Danen-
kaur, an employee of Ringers brewery,
living at 2O4 East Nlnety-second street,
was struck on he head with a deep
china lunch dish, which caused a com
pound fracture Of the skull. He Is con-
fined at the Mount sinai Hospital, and,
according to House Surgeon Wier. is in
very critical condition.
Each OF the two prisoners denies hav-
Ing struck the blow which will probably
cause the death OF Danrnkaur.
El.ingswCrth was injured in the fight.
His head was lady cut from a blow he
received with a billiard cue in the hands
of the salJOn-keep~r who said he struck
E!llug swOrth after the latter knocked
Dancnkaur 10 the floor with blow OF
the china dish,
according % sehmidtke, who escaped
and ~ Mr.. Nelson, Of seventy fourth
street near Lexington avenue, in the
rear ef the saloon. when E!lingsworth
AID man named Scaacter. OF Sixtietf
street. IA, lr Lexington avenue, came into
| the saloon In place IF getting "a drink
| they approached tho p!uocA!e players anC
| started 10 annoy them.
Schmiatke said that ne demonstrated
! with them, tut that Ellngsworth anC
| schaeter only laughed and continued
their annoyance until they succeeded il
! breaking Up The game. Ellingsw0rth, Il
was said, threatened 10 throw Levy, ont
! OF The players, out q the window if h,
dared 10 talk. El!!ngswurth then. II /.
! alleged, seized hold yG Levy and started
| to dTi4 him towards the rear window
! eviden!y with the purpose OF making
| good his threat.
SohmIdtke and some Of the customers
| interf.red ana pulled Levy away from
| ENines worth. They all then adtournct
|, to the front part OF the saloon. panen
| kaur. VII" had stepped into the place &
! few minutes before, was standing with
| ms back 70 the bar. watching the
! scene, EiliEgsworth, on seeing him
| stepped up to Danankaur, 1t is al
| lC.rL, ana said:
what are you looking for, you Dutcl
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Nobody heard Tammany's yearning
piain,: Gould you come back TO me.
Croker! Croker. silent and sh-ewd."
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Convict Killed with n Club.
B, Associated Press. }

PORT MADISON. la. June 2G.-Mueh excite
tn.nt prevails over the death last night of Joseph
Turner. a eonvie, at the penitentisry, who died
from . fracture Of the skull alleged to have been
caused by biow fiom club In the hands OF
Guard sehsfsltz-
The evening world., 1894-06-26
From Babies To Babies.

To the E..i1r
inolossd please snd Chsrs 'Dr q 1s for tn.
SICK Bahlss Pms, from he lHfsrt sl.ss " thu
Daieh Reformed Sundays hoYl " Flushing 81
The evening world., 1894-06-26

The Anarchists hand is against every
man. No man can afford 10 lend him
q helping hand.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

II seems as II the LeIow Committee
might find time to hear Justice Diver
this week.
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Again the Zouaye.

Some of the prettiest frocks In Liliput
have the ZOuave jacket. After the dress
is done q bit of the material or . rev
The evening world., 1894-06-26

There Is only one authentic verdict
that the Saengerfest was an immense
and deserved and harmonious success.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

Gen. Humidity's forces are not out for
tine commonweaL
The evening world., 1894-06-26
Artistic sleeves.

This is a tea gown. but 1t Is bad
season for tea gowns Contrary to GUS
tom, well-bred women are wearing
ready made gowns of printed stuff or
Scotch flannel bought for a few dollars
at special sales. The model. however,
has a sleeve that is worthy of attention.
The evening world., 1894-06-26

'DqH call me thdt again.
Ellln"swoTth, so II Is said repeated
the offensive remark and selling
china aish from the lUnCh-bar. broke il
In half on Dnnenkaur's head. Filings
worth then picked up n second plate
ana throw II. but II went wide from
the mark and was broken on the wall.
Schmiltkc then seized a billiard cue
ana attacked Filing wurth, who was
staggering about with IN" blood squirt
ing out ~ an ugly cash in his head.
Levy, in the mean time. rushed out
Of the place and summoned Policeman
Moucrief, Of the East SiNty-seventh
street station. MOncrIcf on entering the
saloon saw Danenkaur and Filings
worth bleeding an surrounded by a
crowd Of men. Danenkaur pointed to
Ellinggw1rth as hts assailant. and FL
/ Iiugsw0rth accused Schmidtke Of hay
ms assaulted him, Schmidtke held
| broken billiard cue in his hand.
The officer took all par les to the sta
! tion-house, from which Danenkaur was
sent TO tn. hospital. Ellingsworth, after
/ he had his injury dressed. was locked
M with SChmidtkc.
Justice Feltner held Schmidtke for ex-
! animation in $500 bail for the assault
| on ElingEworth. and committed Ell
! lingrworth TO prison without bail TO
| await the result Of Danenkaurs inju-
] Ilga
The evening world., 1894-06-26
A Grrcnpoint H-Iprr.

To the Eiitof;s
Inelossd please hna 10 esHu ss ny ,gbsoriy,lsu
Gr,sas,ist. l.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-11-16
Program of Institute.
SATURDAY. NOV. "a.

SATURDAY. NOV. "a.
Methods in History-W. r..
Laughlin
Effects of Regularity and Promp-
titude on Character-Harry Bled.
soc.
The Recess and Rainy Day
G. B. Novinger.
Some Effects of Punishment
Minnie e Dawson.
Effects of Impure Air on Con
duct and Work-Prof. G. W. Proc.
tor,
Teachers Meetings as a means
of Improvement-Josie Bell.
What the Measure of Success
Pros. w. ID. Dobson.
Let every teacher in the county
make an effort to be present Nov
24th. Progressive teachers are
alive to the work and cannot afford
to absent themselves from teach
ers gatherings. l think every one
on the program will be present and
the session promises to be one O
unusual interest.
w. r. HOLLOWAY, Comr.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-11-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(oUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
Washington, d. c., Nov. -, '94 :

Washington, ID. c., Nov. -, '94-
Mr.. Cleveland has, according to
trustworthy information, fully de-
cded to give the country strik
ing exhibition of the man who re-
fuses to either see or heed the OBJ
ject lesson contained in the great
est vote of confidence in the repub-
lican party and condemnation of
tho democratic party ever put on
record by the people of the United
States, by coming out strongly in
his annual message to Congress.
which is already partially prepar-
ed for the passage of by the Senate
at the coming session of Congress
of the Wilson pop-gun tariff bills
placing coal and iron on the free
list. 1t seems almost absurd that
he should be willing after the peo-
pie have spoken so plainly, to go
on record with such a recommend
alton. But he has so often been
gui ty of political obtuseness, or,
to express less elegantly, bullhead-
ness, that nothing he does need
aStonish anybody. In this case i
is bound TO be wasted recon-
mendation, even if the Democratic
Senators should drop their person
al enmity to Mr.. Cleveland, which
has been intensified by the great
democratic defeat, long enough to
try to pass the popgun bills, which