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The evening world., 1894-07-17

Chop an onion very small. also one
bead OF garlic, well bruise twelve cloves
In mortar, and fry in two ounces of
butter nice brown. Now add one ia
blespoonful of best mild curry powder.
stir, and then any cold fish you may
have nicely faxed; stir and let 1t get
pretty dry, pour in half cup of tomato
conserve. and little salt to taste; mix
1t to paste. Make nice puff paste,
well butter your patty pans, line with
the paste, and nicely fill with the curry
mixture; cover over each patty with the
paste brush over with well-beaten egg,
and bake nice golden color. Dish on
paper neatly. and decorate with tufts
Of parsley.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
A Cure for Thum ing.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Referring to the inquiry OF Atlantic High
lands In regard to the thumb sucking habit
permit me to add q practical suggestion. First
| will corroborate all that DR.. Roussel says in
regard to the evil resulting from a continuance
OF the disgusting habit. but this mother APP
parently fully realizes this and asks for as
sistance. Have made OF thin. light wood (such
as baskets are made OF a small splinSt two inches
wide and long enough to reach from the
shoulder to little short OF the wrist and bent
hollow to At the outside OF the arm; a couple
OF muslin bands fastened to the splint top and
bottom to pass around the arm. and this COM
pletes the advice. II should be worn on the
arm outside the clothing. and have soms slight
fastening TO the sleeve to prevent slipping down
The object Of the device Is to prevent bending
Of the elbow. and It becomes impossible to get
the thumb To the mouth. This device cannot
cause any pain or injury to the child and is
easily applied and removed. AT the early age
mentioned It should not be necessary to wear
IT long, llttle perseverance and the habit will
be cured. NJ d. a
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Animal Foods for Summer.

Animal foods contain fats which am
heat producing. A little oil, or even cold
cream, rubbed on the face, will heat the
tissue and excite perspiration. In hot
weather the diet. clothing and surround
ings most conducive to a lower tempera-
ture are desirable. One meat meal q
day Is all that an adult should allow
himself In midsummer. and one Dunes
OF meat Is the limit for the young; chill.
dren under five years Of age do not re-
quire any. Aside from heating the sys-
TEN, the danger of tuberculosis in beef,
tapeworm in veal and trichinae in pork
Is greater In Summer than in any other
season. Butter. milk and eggs are rich In
nutriment contain the essential ele-
ments, and are dlgested without great
muscular expense
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DEBS YET IN EVIDENCE.
Hut Nothing Else to Indicate a
strike in Chicago.
by Associated Press.


CHICAGO. July 1.-THE railway strike
was not In evidence to-day except at
the headquarters of the American Rail
way Union. The few committee men
and officials who were on hand declared
that the strike was on red hot" but
the various railroads showed no signs
of trouble
All regular through trains were run
ming and on time. the packing houses
at the stockyards were all at work.
aud business was apparently rapidly as
Stunning It's normal condition.
President Debs, while admitting that
the Chicago unions appeared to be
weakening. declared that they would
eventually become united and win the
fight.
An interesting feature of the situation
was the possibility that the Federal
Courts would bring contempt proceed
ings against the 4. u. L. officers be-
cause of the alleged violations OF the
Courts injunCtions.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

There is an artist in New York who
makes living sketchng end of the
century girls. Weekly papers, monthly
magazines and authors of sex VS.. sex
novels crowd him with orders Like
Assuerus. he Is going all the while, and
scolding as he goes because the modern
girl doesn't know how to wear her
clothes. She Is well-dressed," he says,
land she carries herself superbly when
she wants to, but she only wants to a
few times, and then I am not there.
The way she has of falling back OH a
bent leg throws her hips out of shape
and her dress out of plumb. Good
studies get into the stage and street
cars at certain hours of certain days.
but the lip-biting and wrigging and fix.
ing they do would make a tin owl
fldgety."
The evening world., 1894-07-17
loves Guessing.

To this Editor:
There's lot Of fun In 4 guessing game
And most young people will tell you the same,
There's time for work and a time for play
And a time for a laugh that IL blithe and gay.
There's a time for joyful game at night,
When We all gather round In the soft twilight;
Then away with all thoughts with sorrow laden
Only Joy for the merry youth and maiden.
Do I love you won't tell.
! wonder u you love me. love me well'
You guess once and I'll guess. too.
What Will you give me II | guess true?
There's lots OF fun in q guessing game
And anyone else will tell you the same
But the only thing I'd like to know,
And have you say. is IL love you so'
~ Your guess, little one, was altogether right.
love to see your face so bright.
No need Of guessing. love: you must know
My heart 10 all thine. I love you So"
FLO. Port Richmond. s. l.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

to most OF the regular troops at Chicago
rather comfortable breaking away
from garrison routine into something
approaching in features grim-visaged,
actual war. hddel TO the regret which
must be felt whenever men are violently
robbed OF their lives. there IL In this In
stance an unavoidable feeling that
the sacrifice was uncalled for and vain
Yet FOR tho men themselves, there II
thls TO feel: That they were at their
posts. and that they could not have been
more than that, even in the face OF an
enemy.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

An old-fashioned prescription for
whitening the face is seed fruits and
green vegetables. These are laxative
and diuretic. purifying and tonins uu
the system, the outward evidence being
material Improvement of the complexion,
The best fruits for the face in sea-
son are cuWants, red gooseberries and
blackberries. Prominent among the So
called toilet vegetables are the cucum-
ber asparagus, lettuce, onion and young
squash; the water in which they have
been boiled Is the best of skin whiten-
ers, cleansing the pores and stimulat ting
the glands without the slightest i'll eff
fects. Raw cucumbers irritate q DELI
cate system; boiled they are appetil-
ing and wholesome.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DEBS IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Appears on Legal Advice Before He
Is Sent For.
,By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July Il The informa ton
which DlStrict-Attorncy Milchrist pre-
pared against the leaders of the Ameri-
can halfway Union was filed with the
Clerk of the United States Circuit Court
at II o'clock to-day.
Il makes Debs, Rogers. keliher and
Howard defendants, and asks that they
be held Tor contempt OF court.
President Debs appeared in the Cir
cult Court to-day. accompanied by At
torneys W. W. Irwin and W. II. Shoe
maker, of st. Paul. and S. s. Gregory,
of this city.
The head OF the Railway Union said
he had come into court not because he
was summoned, as he had not been sent
for. but on the advice of his lawyers.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Hevers.

Never use a metal spoon for stirring
stewed fruit or tomatoes. A wooden
one Is the best, and those with short
handles are preferable for stirring thick
messes.
Never let the handles Of knives be
put in hot water. II possible buy silver
knives when you begin your housekeep-
ing. You will not find 1t an extrava-
gance in the end.
Never allow your carving knife to be
used to cut bread; provide q separate
knife.
Never throw water on burning oil: use
-four.
II your clothes take fire never run
about. but lie down and roll over and
over until the flame is smothered.
Never buy sweet potatoes In Large
quantities.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Wall Dressing,

A bare wall Is better than one blotched
with daubs. Many pictures that hang
In family parlors would look well in
the woodshed. Unless a portrait has
artistic merit or exquisite beauty, II
should be hung in the hall or private
room. Faces lost to sight, to memory
dear" are too sacred to be gazed at by
the selfish critical crowd. 1t is good
Judgment to hang marine, aquatic and
field pieces low oceans, rivers and
meadows are seldom seen above ground.
One fine engraving or good etching is
more to be priced than four square walls
of gilded, paint-spattcred canvas.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Cut the chicken In pieces, lay It In salt
and water which change several times:
roll each piece in flour; fry In very hot
lard or butter; season with salt and
pepper; fry parsley with them also.
Make a gravy of cream seasoned with
salt. pepper and a little mace, thickened
in the pan in which the chickens vera
fried pouring off the lard. Arrange the
chicken on platter and line the edge
with nicely cooked beets, peas. cauli-
flower and carrots. This Is q pretty dish
and very appetizing.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
HeaIthful Appetizer.

1t often happens that the woman VINO
cooks "a dinner has no appetite when IL
Is served. The fact is. she Is ill-semi-
sick from the heat and kitchen smells
A cold bath will rest her body. take ths
bad taste out of her mouth. quiet ner
nerves. tone up her system, ana s'Fs
her a healthfui appetite. The plunge.
douche or sponge bath can be taken IN
Ave minutes. and will add five chsrm'
to her appearance. for bathing II beaus'
flying. 80. ---.-
The evening world., 1894-07-17
A big BROOKLYN Fair.

bevy OF bright little girls hsd a fair at
SIS President street, brooklyn, on Friday and
Saturday afternoon last for the benefit Of the
Sick Babies Fund.
There were ice,cream candy, cake. lemonade
and fancy tables. as we'll as n grabbing. presided
over b. the Misses Augusta and Elsie PetrOens.
Gertrude DANES, Elsie Ruttcr, Florence Seidon
berg. Jennie Se,denhcrs. Clara Burrow, 'larissa
Kearney. assisted by Masters Alfred Young an
Fred WHrdwcll
Tho house was furnished by Mi. John Pullman
while Caterer <link. Of fifth avenue. donated
ali tn. iceCresm and confectionery. The fair
received the sum Of $40 So, and all who At.
tended II said that the shove named deserys
great credit for the management of the sfair
and the generous motives that inspired II.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
How Tortoise Shell Is Worked.

The soldering of two pieces together
Ia effected by means of hot pincers.
which, while they compress, soften the
opposed edge of each piece and amalga-
mate them into one. Even the raspinxs
and powder produced by the file, mixed
with small fragments, are put into
moulds and subjected to the action of
boiling water and thus made into plates
of the desired thickness or into various
articles, which appear to have been
cut out of solid block
The evening world., 1894-07-17
PROBABLY FATAL FALL.
Burns slept on the Roof on Ac-
count of the Heat, and Rolled on.

Patrick Burns. twenty-eight years old.
a laborer, fell from the roof of the Ave
story tenement-house IA Cherry street
at o'clock this morning. Both legs
were broken, and he may die.
Burns lives on the third floor. in a lit
tie hall bedroom. He reached home at !
O'Clock this morning. Finding II warm
In his room, he decided to go on the roof
to sleep. There. in the darkness, he
walked over the edge of the house and
fell to the yard below.
Tenants in the house were aroused,
and Policeman Shea was summoned
Burns was unconscious when taken to
Gouverneur Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Force 10 No Argument.

TO inc Edltof'
No. Little F." the Brockwsy system will
never make any one believe the story Of Jonah
and the whale Under grossly cruel treatment
people becomes liars and hypocrtes. but I don I
suppose Little F." will boast about superficial
converts of this nature. Even Calico recanted
under the tortures OF tho lnquistion. But, his
agony over, he said: THE earth moves. after
ALL see reason to doubt that Jesus the
son OF the wife OF a country carpenter. lived In
Palestine nearly !, 900 years ago, but deny that
he turned water into wine without trtckery or
using other ingredients FOUR
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Long Branch, Thursday Night.

The annual entertainment will he given at the
West End Amusement Hall on Thursday evening
next JeroIne's play OF "Fennel." with Miss Edna
Miller and DR.. Alberto Deshon the hero and
heroine, will be reduced under the direction Of
charles Grier. Mrs. II. Pembertou Hlncks viii
sing The Dore brothers, the famous banjo play
rrs With Charles Van Baar, Judge William n.
Green. Bdby Parker, Nor. Lambert. the dancer.
and q host OF attractions Will appear, with Herr
Neyer'E orchestra and Henry Levy as solo plan
tst not forgetting pretty and clever oueene
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Land Tax and Tariff Reform.

TO The Editor;
According to figures In THE World Almanac
there s27 900 persons In the United States en-.
gagged In occupations affected by foreign compe
ton For the benefit Of these few. S. 900 900 have
to submit to all the extortions OF our tarin sys
TEN with Its protective" adjustments OF In.
direct taxation, placing the heaviest burdens or
the shoulders OF the very poor. 10 1t not plair
that the only Just and practical tariff reform
is tarr abolition and direct taxstion' A tax OF
land values will place the burden on the subjec
best able to bear II. A. 3. T. S. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Ironvood Mines Resume.

tDy Associated freseD
rRoNwooD, Mich, July l7--Three OF the six
idle mines In this city resumed yesterday with
a small force OF non.unon men. and the steam
shovel loading from the stock pile was also
started. The Aurora will resume to-day. and
the Newport and Ashland will be working In a
few days Two companies OF militia on
guard at the mines. The local Federation OF
Labor will endeaVor TO get the dockInen TO refuse
to handle the ore at Ashland.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Cucumber Cosmctics.

with many French and German ladies
the cucumber Is sovereign cosmetic
They buy cold cream, beat 1t in a plate
until soft and drop in the Juice of a
boiled cucumber. Others have the vege-
table stewed or baked and served with
fish, meat or as course once week.
Another practice Is cucumber bath.
The vegetable Is boiled to death. the
liquid strained and used like any toilet
water.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Says Mayor schieren The man who
successfully administers the affairs OF
so great city as Brooklyn occupies as
exalted position as the Goyernorshp."
This is true. Think, then, OF the posi-
zion OF that man who shall successfully
administer the affairs Of New York City.
A man to DO this is TO be chosen In the
coming FAN. II good citizens join to-
gether and hold out together against
"stralght" tickets and bosses.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

WEST NEW BRIGHTON. 5, l.. July IA
large corncrih located on the property owned by
II. Penn Smith, on Brooks avenue. and rented
by L. A Body. son OF eS-Mayor Bloody. OF
brooklyn, VAS totally destroyed by Ore a, llsO
O'Clock last night. The promp, arrival OF the ire
men prevented what might have been a serious
confagration, as Mr.. Boody's stables. which con
tanned ten valuable horses stood close b. The
cause OF the IRE IL unknown
The evening world., 1894-07-17
OsWEGO SOLDIERS OUT.
Guarding standard OIL Property
saved from Last Nights Fire.
CBy Associated Press }

tBy Associated Fress
OSWEGO. y, V, July 1.-THE lose
by fire in the Standard OIL Company's
lumber-yard last night is now estimated
at s., 900.
The city police force, fifty deputy
sher!tfs and the Forty-eighth Separate
Company are guarding the property.
Non-union men are unloading barges
under military protection. No disturbance
Is looked for to-day.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
HOUSE !Pg $|IA9hhhEI

but should not be cooked with them: I'd
preferred, however. it may be seasoned
by adding some of the liquor and fad
from the boiling meat to the cabbags|
while cooking. Drain. remove. and serve|
in dish with drawn butter or q cream
dressing
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Another Flower veto gone wrong. New
York's Police Commission has become a
bipartisan Board. after all. and without
the compensatory extra powers for the
Superintendent which would have gone
with the bill that was vetoed.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Senator Murphy Is imperativeiy sum
: moned back to Washington. There Is no
danger of his failing to respond. He
will never be found wanting while the
duty on collars and cuffs is in danger.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DELAYED MAIL FORWARDED.
Australian. British md Pacific
Coast Matter on Its Way Here,

Postmaster Dayton has received word
that one hundred and Ave sacks of
Australian mail for Great Britain and
large amount of delayed Pacific coast
mail for this city reached Chicago yes
terday and have been forwarded to
this city, and will reach here some time
to-day.
Fifty sacks OF Australian British mail
have also been sent on a later train.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
! remained for a "post-bellum" TRACED

II remained for a ''post-bellum" tragedy
TO eclipse every other case of blood
shedding which had come out OF the
strike turmoil in Chicago. That explo-
sion OF . gun-caisson. with its resultant
loss Of life. infection Of wounds and dam
aGs 20 property. was as dreadful an affair
- 'hae- ngured In many ssbattle I'm the
eeri6se hia1>ry. 1t turntp what hsd been
The evening world., 1894-07-17

At any rate. America has water for
yacht racing and weather for athletic
games; and II Britain has either. she
failed to produce them for any of the
vigilant- or Yale-Oxford events.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Now the East River is both bridged
and tunnelled. The North River is
nearly tunnelled and will presently be
bridged. And then the cry along both
rivers will be for more bridges. The
greater New York must have them.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

The Sleeping beauty"

To tie Edlior:
lncossi please md 81 50, the proceeds O, an en-.
tsris'nment given at +s West Forty fourth stree,
'or the benen OF the Sick Rabies Fund The aa
mission was ave cents. The play The SleerlDg
Beauty" was egloye1 b. many children an!
grown folks Hoping TO do something else for the
slvk babies are, yours fespes'fgliy
EmmS Srhwagcr. NClI'C Ha krlf
Jllh hNager, Lille s,ANager
igsT -. Nv.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

- A few select forebodings on the part
OF Mr.. Plat are excusable, The Republi-
can State Committee will meet July y.
and things in the party camp are not
all as lovely as they were.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Probably the State can afford to spare
Mrs Halliday from the electric chair,
Her crimes were not OF the sort 10 In
spire imitators, and in the asylum at
Matteawan she is not likely 10 fnl
scope for the further indulgence OF her
maria
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Apple Sage PUDDING.

One cup sago in a quart Of tepid Va
ter. with pinch of salt, soaked for one
hour; six or eight apples. pared and
cored. or CHARTERED. and steamed ten
der, and put in the pudding dish: boil
and stir the sago until clear. adding va
ter to make 1t thin. and pour IL ovsz
the apples; this is good hot with but
ter and sugar, or cold with cream and
sugar.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

While pers2iring In crowded 81" cars.
this Summer. remember that your vote
for real rapid transit can help make
the Manhattan Corporation sweat in the
Fall.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

10 the Ecltor'
The inelo,ed $3.50 Is the proceeds Of an i'm
promptu ice-cream festival arranged and carried
out by Misses ViolettH and Grace Adams ant
Ethel Wolfe for the Sick Rabies FUND. En-
Outraged BY tho result, the young ladies propos,
TO repeat 1t on larger scale some day durin,
August. ". s. A. Nestport Conn
The evening world., 1894-07-17

To tho Editor.
Enclosed please md 81 ~, being amount col.
iected by Miss Bonnie Thornton on the Madison
square Roof Garden for the Sick Babies Fund
T. V. GOTrSCIALk,
NusNoss Manager Madison Square Garden
The evening world., 1894-07-17
state Lines and Distinctions.

It was in Kansas City. Kan. and not In Kan
sas City Mo. that a man was held up last nigh,
for his shoes State lines sometimes denno very
sharp moral distinctions. Kansas City Star.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

II isn't the stun that makes a dress
stylish, but the skill with which 1t Is
handled. This sweet little toilet Is
only 25-cent er-yellow batiste; there
is Vineyard bowknot Of ribbon in the
back; the skirt is scallopped in the front
The evening world., 1894-07-17
blue Covert Coating.

There is nothing newer In Ladder
tailoring than the strapped seam suit
made of blue covert coating. The
material wears we'll, drapes beautifully
and Is particularly suited to street wear.
No decoration is needed. The skirt 10
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Would Promote a Jubilee.

Now. u Congress will settle the tarin quss-
tIon at once and 80 straight home. there viii be
Joy in the lAad sufficient to Justify the holding Of
National jubilee Minneapolis Journal. ~
The evening world., 1894-07-17

The young son of the Duke OF York
= was christened yesterday. He is Edward
Albert George Andrew Patrick David
Christian. And he's such little fellow,
The evening world., 1894-07-17
The Way to Talk.

siI trials appear to prove that Britannia
can outssil NigiSnt Well then, let's build
Yankee boat that can beat hsr.-Toledo Blade
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Might and Would,

II the energy enthusiasm, time and money
wasted in striking and fighting strikes were put
into booming business good times might soon re-
turn.-RocheSter Post Express
The evening world., 1894-07-17

With q superb confidence that he will
Be happy yet, you bet Uncle Sam bows
his Acknowledgement of John Bulls
present triumphs on his own land and
water.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
south Brooklyn Girls.


We sent you small sum OF money las. year
We cannot do much, as we only little chill
dren, We send you 81 20, the proceeds Of small
far held al the residence OF Miss AnnIs iii
stem. 80 forty-ssYenth street. brooklyn. with
our best wishes DAISY ASHTON
ANSlE HOLSTER,
MAY BURKE
Forty-seyenth street South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
EDITORIALISMs.
The Worst Tle-Up,

The ue-up OF the Tsrin bill in conference Il
doing the country more harm than the tis-up Of
the railroads, Atlanta Journal.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

when this cruel war is the country will be
in excellent shape to demand a marked reduc-
ton in the price OF sIccping-car berthS-Roches.
ter Democrat.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
There IL a Difference.

To the Editor
johns advisers. who do not wiHh 10 see him
marry blonde. evidently meant chemical
blondsA MARGUERITE
The evening world., 1894-07-17

1t Is also to be remarked that neither
will anybody In the Chamber OF Com
merce prevent the bridging Of the North
River.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Inciosed ind check for SIS, ny annual don.-
| ton TO your very worthy cause the Sick Babies
| Fund. JAMES EVERARD
The evening world., 1894-07-17

The present method Of disposing OF the
city's refuse is burning shame. whereas
1t should be burning garbage.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Jim Corbetts fists and Capt. Wards
Giants are still unbeatable in all Eng
land. Just a little sunshine"
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Really. Mr.. John Bull. you have the
advantage of us.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

VIII somebody move the previous ques-
ton on Debs?
The evening world., 1894-07-17

There seems to be a prospect that the
Pullman works will be reopened before
Debs shuts up.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
.Yonr Letter WIZ Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund will be printed. Many are in type and viii
appear In this column ts,fnOrov or later.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

McClave IL out, indeed. but Plat is
further in.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Iets&all permit to-day to go by with
out asking Croker where he got II.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Justice Oliver has the courage TO con-
. Wet. but not to resign.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

. Yale team to Vigilant crew: 1--WE know
how It is ourselves"
The evening world., 1894-07-17

plain. but superbly hung. with tnes
spring and responsiveness born OF ar'is
tic skill, and all the seams are strappeo
and stitched to match those on TINS
coat. A blue linen duck. shot WIN
white and gold and black threads forms
the vest.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Aug. will surely get here. VIII the
tarin conferrees get there?