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The evening world., 1894-07-10
Roy Burglars After Candy.

Two boy burglars, william Dillon. ten years
old. OF 40 West Fifty street. and James
Clark. thirteen years old, Of q, West Fifty-slxta
street. were committed to the care Of Agent
Wilson, OF the Gerry Society. to-day, on . charge
OF burglary. They were arrsigned as prisoners
at the Yorkville Police Court this morning by
Policeman OFT, Of the West Forty-seventh street
station. charged with having broken the show
window Of william stafs candy store. $40 West
Fifty ninth street, last night With brick.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Constance Danced and Collected.

Constance wallace. the child actress and dancer.
lives ct 70 West N,nety-sevsnth street She
heard thai the Association OF Tribes City OF New
York. Improved Order OF Red Men,, was goins
to have Its annual picnic and games a, Lion
PARK. sad made up her mind that she would ask
tae COMMITTEES to let her dance for The Evening
Worlds" Sick Babies Fund. She did so, then
passed her tambourins around TO the Red Mems
friends and collected the tum Q; sass Thanks
are due 10 the following gentlemen OF the Floor
committse: = W. shsidrieE' T. Bower, J, J.
r. Morstt. J. II. shipps J. NJ. poNnie G. W.
Perrin. Thomas Gisndenning. E. J. Boyd. william
Rosser 7. Y. steen. W D. Taylor; also Prot
dance at the French picnic at Lion Park on Sat
urd.y might. and take UP another collection FOL
ths Sick DabIes
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little fellow got beyond his depth and
would have drowned had II not been for
swan out and rescued the younsster.
Ex-Supt. Tyrrell, William Corey, H. s.
Brooks. William Hall and Everts Jansen
Wendell went along with the boys. and
the latter entertained an apprecia tive
audience with his songs and stories The
boys can never get enough OF Mr.. Wen.
de-. AMI II his report Try were twice
as long as u Is he would never fail tc
get unlimited encores
The evening world., 1894-07-10
A Dog-Ridden street.
TO the Editor

TO the Editor:
wish. through you. 10 call the attention OF
the dog.catchers az such a BODY Is At present In
existence) to the rieh haul they will make II
they como to Harlem. One Hundred and Eighth
street between Second and Third avenues. seems
to have q dog In every house. They are Of all
sizes shapes and breeds. from the pup Of =
few months to the tull-bred Newfoundland.
They are on the street at all hour, but more
especially in the evening. when It Is hardly
safe for children to be about Two boys were
bitten by q dog on this block q few days ago.
Those who profess to own the dogs Che majority
OF which are mongrelD let them roam about .,
will. without license or musEls and think you
will agree with me that the dos-catcher 10 the
one who should have them In tow. MACK"
The evening world., 1894-07-10

As the primary object OF the afternoon
10 charity and all the proceeds go to the
Sick Babies Fund. all who attend may
be excused II they become reckless In
their extravagances. No matter what the
output may be, II Is sure that everybody
will receive full value In return In the
line OF pure. unadulterated fun.
The game will be called at r NJ by
Umpires De Wolf Hopper and Marshall
p Wilder and when the two dozen
comedians rush onto the diamond ar
rayed IN their outre costumes, no two
alike, then will the foolry begin.
The gates will be opened at 100. and
the teams will be on hand at O'Clock
Get there early and be sure of your seal
and feel that you are doing your snare
ut least In q most deserving cause.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
The wedding Procession.

In entering the church the ushers come
arst, then the bridesmaids, walking two
BY two. then the maid of honor alone,
md then the bride on the arm Of her
nearest male relative. In coming out the
bride and bridegroom are the first the maid
Of honor next. with the best man. and US
ually the bridesmaids. each walking with
an usher. / say usually. because some
times the bridesmaids walk out together
rs they came in, with the ushers behind
them,
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y would not have been surrender. or
even retreat, II the Pullman Company
had consented to hear that committee
OF fve proposed by the Chicago City
Council. The peremptory refusal was
neither polite nor courteous. Whatever
the opinion a. to what had gone before,
the public majority will be against the
Company on this poipt
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Ivy on the Dinner Table.

Pots OF Ivy are cultivated by New
York florists for table decoration. Sew
eral pants are clustered SO as to cover
the earth, and growth Is forced from the
stem. Creeping Charley, Wandering
Jew. tho green variety. and all the
MOSES and small ferns are effective
Foliage Is usually better than cut flowers
for the dining-room. where savory and
scented odors may not make the most
agreeable bouquet.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
winnie's First Romance.

To the Editor:
an q miss Of sixteen, and I am boarding
In . Harlem nat On tho opposite side 10 where
very pretty young man lives I have made
the acquaintance Of his family. but I am not
acquainted with him. have 'tumbled head over
heels'' In love with him. and have guessed
the same Of him. He tries 70 attract
my attention in every possible way. but a. we
not hirts, II sesms very hard. Once he
apoloEised for an accident which happened. and
that Is the nrst. last and only time he ever
spoke to me. although we meet three and four
times . day. love him with all my heart
and SOUL though It be love At drst sight Who
shall speak art? Will some Of your kind read.
ers tell me what to do! WINNIE"
The evening world., 1894-07-10
This Happens Often.

To the Editor:
Some evenings since In . cable car on Tenth
avenue from Washington Bridge several couple
OF young men and women. who were heavily
loaded with High Bridge beer. acted and talked
onensivsly and one Of the girls tried to sing
In q maudlin voice. . nasty. obscene sonr To
my mind the exhibition was intensely disgusting.
Is not the railroad company bound In some way
to protect respectable people from such foul
mouthsd drunken losfers! The conductor made
no effort to qusli the disturbance. but really
added his smiling approval. Had been In charge
Of the car upon that occasion am very sure that
two or three Of the drunken nuisances dnciudins
the female SonEstreEs) would have been dumped
without ceremony and In double quick time In the
middle Of the hiKhway. COMMON DECENCY.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Round Robin Correspondence.
Hot Kidney. with Tomatoes.

Take two mutton kidneys. four Arm and
red tomatoes. two ounces OF butter, one
teaspoonful Of -four. one-half teaspoonful
or salt, one-fourth pint Of water, one
small lump of sugar and a few drops Of
vinegar. Skin the kidneys and cut them
Into very small square pieces. Mix the
flour. pepper and salt together on a piece
OF paper and toss the pieces OF kidneys
III this: melt the butter In a saucepan
and when 1t Is quite hot add the kidney.
&C.. and stir over the fire for about Ave
minutes Pour on the water. sugar and
vinegar. When 1t bolls lay the prepared
tomatoes on top OF the kidney. put a lid
IN the pan and cook slowly for ten min
utes. Have ready a slice of bread
freshly toaster and hot. prick II with
fork. Pour the kidney and gravy over
| this and put one whole tomato at each
corner Of the toast. To prepare the
tomatoes. dip each one into boiling
water. then remove the stalk and skin
| without breaking the tomato.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
era b Fritters.

For a one-pound can use two eggs. well
beaten: a good half teacup Of milk. a
lump Of butter size of an egg (melted).
pinch Of cayenne pepper and four table
spoonfuls Of powdered cracker. Mix with
the crab meat and fry in butter. This
makes seven good-slzed fritters.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

New York City's municipal issues are
20 utterly distinct from those OF State or
National campaigns that the plea Cor
separate elections needs no argument
among men understanding the situation
Only local bosses. ringsters and nego-
tiaturs Of deals have reasons for ad-
vocating the continuance OF the present
system OF combined elections.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
OUTING OF THE BOYS CLUB.
Twelve Hundred Youngsters Spend
Day At sylvan Grove.

The annual excursion OF the Boys
Club to Sylvan Grove was a big success,
and 1t Will long be talked OF at the Clubs
quarters. at lbs st. Marks place. More
than LOO boys, ranging from eight to
eighteen years. went on the excursion.
which was in charge of Supt. A. w. Hill.
debrand.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
S235,1O0 CLAIMED.
Alleged Damages Caused by the
Opening OF Lexington Ayenue.

Claims amounting TO $685.. 100 for dam
ages to property by reason OF opening
Lexington avenue from Ninety-seventh
street 10 One Hundred and Second street
have been filed against the city as fol-
/,
Murray Hin Bank. $4,000; John
Schreyer, $4,000; George +. Johnson,
SIS 500: Maggie 4. Coleman. SS4. 200; Frank
II, Houghton. A7. 400.
Lawyer James A. Deering. who stands
well at the Tammany court, has under
taken to collect these amounts for the
claimants.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Carlo Association Election.

following ofhcer; Henry e. Hesse. President; @.
Second Vice-Preaidsnt; J. Jossphs, Recording
Secretary; Paul Dicksy. Financial Secretary;
House COMMITTEES; Jossph Murphy. sergeant-st-
Arms: q, w Carlo. J. Murray and A. Dlumsn-
thai. 0ovsrnorL ~ ~ r
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To the Editor;
fncicsed please nnd 500. proceeds OF a fair for
the benent Of your Sick Babies Fund given at
her psrsntH' cottage. Bay Twentieth street, Bath
Beach. L. l.. by Marsarita de Garmendia. as
sisted by Mabel Hollins. Hattie Bsrsley and Baby
Ruth Hoffman,,
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Summer Couuetry.

Down by the sea, where the bottom
rates on the top floor Of the Summer
hotel are s35 q week. the wives and
daughters Of divided families affect the
most bewitching nonsense at breakfast.
The bouquet round-waist Of brilliant
silk Ia worn with q muslin skirt, rib
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Killed . Pusiii.t in self-Defense,
BY Associated Prees. }

ST. LOUIS, July io.-Philip Jackson. who
killed william Mitchell. q colored PRISE fighter
three weeks ago. was acquitted In the Court
OF Criminal Correction OF the charge Of murder
In the second degree. The evidence showed that
tho killing was In self-defenss
The evening world., 1894-07-10

Machine Republicans are reported az
not wanting Joseph Fl. Choate for a
GubernatoriaI candidate. In the present
state Of public feeling regarding ma
chimes and bosses. this cannot be re-
Uarded as wholly unfortunate for Mr..
fshoaf r.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
A Fair Held an KobOken.
To the Editor

To the EdloT'
Hearing there were SO many sick babies In New
York We thought we would try and help thsm
by holding a fair at 1908 Park avenue. our re-
csipts amounted to 81. which please ind Ia
closed. HATTIE CoANE,
ANNA DELL FRANCIS,
HATTIE BRIGGS.
4
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Outdoor Fair.

To the Editor;
Inelossd please end -. the receipts o. an OUT
door fair held In front Of houses reside in
22i and ga East One Hundred and Twenty.third
street. Saturday morning for the Sick BabeE
Fund, and we hope and wish It will help to re-
relieve the poor babies
MABEL HOWE, TESSfE ROWN,.
MAY MULLEN, JOSEPH RowE,
CHARLES HOWE.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

= .'s!xty years married Bless tho
happy couple who can. with full hearts.
celebrate the anniversary coming at the
end Of such a period. Marriage Is not
a failure while such matings OF hearts
and hands are In evidence.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Feeble-Minded Man Missing.

A general alarm has been sent out for Martin
Fischer. a German, eighty years old. OF +o4 weot
Thrtieth street He left his daughters home at
the address given yesterday afternoon. and has
not tincs been seen His mind Was somewhat
affected, and his relatives feel that some mishap
has bafallen him
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Orange and Lemon Ices.

The rind OF three oranges grated ana
STEPPED few moments In little more
than a pint of water: strain one pint or
this on pound of sugar and then ado
one pint OF orange or lemon Juice; pour
In freezer, and when half frozen add
the whites OF four eggs beaten to stin
froth. ..
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To the Editor:
Inclosed please end check for Is on First
National Bank OF Hampstead. for the Sick Babies
Fund. from yours respectfully.
Miss ADA NJ CHAPMAN,
Hempstesd, L. 7.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

To the Editor:
Enclosed plesre nnd proceeds OF q fair and
magic lantern show amounting to IS. held at
<23 East One Hundred and Eishtesnth street.
Hoping It will make soms child we'll and happy
are,
LIZZIE sALTER. WILLIAM sALTER
ROY TiLLOTSoN, GEORGE ENGEL,
ADAM SALTER, ANNA SLEEMAN,
The evening world., 1894-07-10

bon stock is tied in the back, a ribbon
belt is fastened In front and ribbon
hllet tied on the side. On her way to
the table the Summer coquette goes
down the long dining-room with posy
in each Of her beautiful hands. pretend,
ing to be completely absorbed by q
little pansy blossom" She literally
walks in beauty, and knows 1t.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
The Beautiful Charity Has Over
$4,000 to Its Credit.
The su bscrfpftOns.

Everybody has capital chance to
make a base hit for charity in the great
game of baseball that will be played
this afternoon on the Polo Grounds in
aid OF 1.-The Evening Worlds" Sick
Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

It is a thoroughly nice arrangement TO
have a set OF sachets for ones bureau
drawers. Make them Of quilted satin.
and fill with powdered orris root, which
gives that delicious violet odor. Have
in sizes to hold handkerchief. gloves
and Undertaking.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

In getting together among themselves
the Democratic conferrees on the tarih At
: Washington must not neglect getting to-
gether with the people.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
CITY'S DEBT GROWING.
IL Has Increased Nearly $4,000, 200
Since Jan. Last.

According TO the latest financial state
ment the city debt increased 8. 600, 600
during June last and nearly &,OOo, 900
since the beginning OF the year.
The net funded debt OF the city is
si04, 3Se. CAST
The evening world., 1894-07-10

sppisd to the Sick Babie1' Fund proceeds OF m
entertainment given by
ELSIE MUNDY. BESSIE MUNDY,
NATHAN MUNDY, r., FLOYD VANDERBILT
GRACE hCNDY. ETHEL MORTON,
West Brighton 8. l.
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THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1894

last week Allow us through your valuable papss
10 thank kind patrons
Grace Power, Emily Barrett
Robert Barry, Bion Schutt,
Mamie kats, Florence Power.
Anna Barrett, Anita Barry,
May Corey Ada Speer,
Amsterdam avenue, between Ssventy-fourh and
seventy NTH streets
The evening world., 1894-07-10

\ AZ any rate. Britannia Il . iuokisr
boat than Vigilant.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

I Labor cannot. any more than cen
capital. afford 10 abuse the strength
that 10 In union.
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Edna's Birthday.

To the Editor:
lncosed please md u for the Sick Babies
Fund Again my treat on my seventh birthday.
EDNA Z.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

II the House stands nrm and true to
the people the Senate can be forced into
line on the tariff issue.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

few extras can be INDUCED. Twenty
yards. $3.50 worth OF silk, would dup.lcats
the model, but there Is a dollars worth
Of ribbon round The waist, and the Hem
rietta collar. II real, Is worth more than
the whole thing. An imitation lace tucker
would answer every purpose.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Some One Will.

To the Editor
trust some little may be made better
tv the use of the inclosed 81. A. G..
Whitestons, L. l.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
This L. a Tea Gown,

There are mile-long pieces Of Soc. sim
In the market. Many Of them are not
worth making up In to dresses. They are
fairly serviceab,e as skirts. they mako
nice dressing Jackets and lounge coats.
and pretty tea gowns II the expense q 3
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Rsssevs Of The EvENINS WORLD leaving
te csty Jov ne hot months should send tn lhr I'D.
avssss md haze Tue L HAALNV u oALD 1aiisa
70 tkea secnartI -.-..
Burn that garbagei

.arhs Government At Washington still
hves."-Garfeld.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

the policy Of the present Pontin has
been we'll demonstrated to be one Of
consistent regard for the progress and
welfare Of this Republic
The evening world., 1894-07-10

No straight" local ticket. Citisenship
above partisanship. on municipal issues.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

Dobbins won the Realization Stakes
for Croker. But where did Croker get
Dobbins?
The evening world., 1894-07-10
A Little Entertainment.

| To the Editor:
1nclosed pieass nna postal note for s. %. to be
The evening world., 1894-07-10
8gVg{IkSHeME.

cover with a pur-paste crust; cut q slit
In the middle. ornament the edge with
leaves. braids or shells of paste, and
put 1t in moderately hot or quick
oven, for one hour; when nearly dose.
brush the top over with the yolk Of an
egg beaten with little milk. and finish.
The pigeons for this pie may be cut In
two or more pieces II preferred. Any
small birds may be done in this man.
ner.
Round Robin Correspondence.
1t Is pretty and practicable plan,
in certain large. scattered family, to
send on Its rounds what they call q
round robin OF a letter. One member
writes a brief account of his welfare.
and forwards It to the nearest other
member. This one adds something and
1t goes on to another and so on. When
1t reaches number seven-there are seven
In the femily-he keeps It. and bexins
another In this way they are all In
tou n. Without extended or wearisoms
correspondence. .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
ENTERTAINMENT.
Grand opera House.

Another splendid audience greeted "Coon Hollow at the Grand last night and the play met with refreshlng brisk. ness. The company Is q capital one and were moro at their case than on the opening night. "Coon Hollow improves on acquaintance. It is not as might be supposed, a clap-trap inelo. drama, but q natural and effective do nestle story, beautifully told. Some oi the passages, as for example the de. scription of life as ladder. are quite poetic. There will be n matinee per. formance at 2 o'clock and tonight will conclude the stay of "Coon Hollow, V which opens New York run on Mon- day. The management is to be con- graduated on the remarkable success of their opening, and wish to announce that as usual the strietest decorum will be observed in the lobby, no smoking tolerated. and that ladies may attend with safety and comfort.
 The attraction at the Grand opera house next Monday evening will be the Germans, of minstrel fame, in their new musical comedy "The Gilhooly's Abroad" The farce is of the lively order and will introduce the Brothers German in several new specialties. Good singing, dancing and pretty girls have been engaged to support the Messrs. German, and many new and mechanical effects will be introduced. The performance will be given for one night only.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
MANY BENEFITS WERE VOTED.
At the Meeting of the Firencn's Bcnevo
 lent Associstiou Last Night.

At the Meeting of the Firemen's Ben6vo- lent Association Last Night.
 At the meeting of heFiremen's Benev- olent association last evening dona- tions of $50 each were made to the widows of W. W. Rompf and James E. Smith, who died several years ago and whose families are in reduced circum- stances. pr. Henry F. Klenke was ap- pointed state association physician for New Haven. as required by the by laws of the national organization.
 Benefits were also voted Edward Al lard of No. 3 company 16 days. injured March 26 while responding to an alarm from box s3; to William B. Granniss of Hook and Ladder No. 3. injured April 4, responding to fire from box 36, 10 days; to George Smith of steamer ], IA days, injured April 6, responding to call from box g; to R. Bryant of No. I. 4 days. injured April {, responding to cali from box 36: to Morris Ciapp of steamer 8, 6 days. injured May IS, re- spending to call from box 32f: to J. Condren of steamer 4, 3lk days. injured July 4, responding to call from box 26; G. Barrows of steamer 2, days, fn- jured July 4. responding to call from box 26; Chief A. J. Kennedy, 35 days, injured July at fire from box 45; to D. J. Morton of Hook and Ladder Mo- 1, 8 days. injured July 2, responding to call from box 27. and to Captain Simon J. Hurley of steamer {, IS days, injured February IS, responding to call from box <1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25

auired that he should place the ''li' quid refreshment" in the guard house and return 10 headquarters for the proper pass, The bdor of the apple juice proved sore temptation to, the "relief' l6unging thereabouts. and it was sampled 20 literally that the con. tents entirely disappeared. Lieutenant French. happening in little later. "sensed' the situation. and not to be outdone, ordered his men to i'll the bar rel with good Potomac water" which had no more been done and the bung driven home than the owner appeared armed with the proper credentials The boys very kindly loaded the barrel on the wagon for him and he went on his way rejoicing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
1Mants.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for a full Week, seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25

PFLRGHAR-in this city, at her home, l6s olive street, August .t, Joseph,re c. Pfie- gshar, daughter Of Frank ?. fnegnar, aged M P years month. days.
 Noiiee of funeral hereafter,
 sChoCH-in New York city. Ausust s3. AL niirah schYch, wife of Gustav Sohoch. and daughter Of the late Jacob Krause, afed A Funeral services at tho residence of H. wlil. sunday, August ss. at 20 ?. n. Kclatives ma friends are respectfully invited to nt- tend without further notice
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
A Good Indication :.

Medical practitioners of prominence arc prescribing for the cure of diseases springing from derangement of the digestive organs, Dr. David Kennedys Favorfte Remedy. This professional endorsement is justiffed by the fact that no other preparation has been found so ef1cacious in that class of disorders. even in the most advanced and severe cases. It has cured gravel in the kidneys. stone in the bladder and inflammation of the kidneys, where all other medicines had failed. It can be purchased Of any druggist. A book is wrapped saout each bottle explaining its use.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
Old French Brandy.
California Wines.

We offer large stock of these wines, which are nearly four years old. They are PURE, CLEAR, good wines. we believe they are much better than any California Wines offered for sale here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25

BEST RENTS
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
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