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The evening world., 1894-07-13

fresh food markets and cool chambers. saw
banks and other institutions are all owned
operated by the State, and yet helbouruitss
always wanting more improvements The
petite grows by feeding on good things "hs'
Cousin Jonathan so,ns to ask some Of his boz
10 get Oh his back and sive him breathing .
and elbow room clean and paved strsets hsi
instead OF tcneinents. a sitting down seat u
car instead Of u standing up ons. and sun
other email concessions BY way Of q startf
THOMAS COOPER
7S Hudson street, Hoboken, N. ].
The evening world., 1894-07-13
A Lawyer Gives the Answ'
To the Editor

To the Editor:
The following ore answers to questions o.
D." published in Tho Evening "orid Oh ~.
inst: First, the employee who answers ehA'
has no bank account when he has one ID an0'
State is undoubtedly guilty OF perjury :"
question was material one. II 1t bad no w.
whatever on the matter being 'nvss"s''s'
is not. Second. he can be prosecuted uH''..
vented by statute OF Limitations rhira' .w
iaen Of the State In which the parry su"s
perjury lives can prosecute him Fout'n' '.
he perjury is committed upon tie tr,A' :"
,ndictmen. for felony. by Imprisonment w
less than Ave nor more than twenty ys.'~
aher case. by not less than two nor mofo
ten years The statute OF Limitations states
an indictment by the Grand Jury for perjury
he found within nye years after It's eomnis.o
DC 'ou"' "''"'" LEI
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Observation-Disclosures.

rho parlors Of Arvernc Hotel had a
brilliant assernblasc Of Its fashionable
visitor, and the cottaryrs last night to
Ni,ness The entertainment given In aid
OF the Fund.
Thanks 60 tho liberal'ty OF the new
manager, ". johnson QUINN, and his
popular direction Of the hotel. his hos
teIry Ia crowded IT, its utmost capacity
this season. and large audience was
secured from the hotel alone. the re-
ceipts being about $-uJ
The evening world., 1894-07-13
wORLDLINGS.

1t is related as an Instance Of royal thrift tia,
the Queen Of Denmark sim mends her k.Rgy
husbands clothes
The Sultan OF Turkey, the most eEtrsysgant
housekeeper In the world spends '3i, 600 OOo a
year on his household.
Berlin Is one OF the most cosmopolitan OF
European cities Though II Is the capital Of
1srmany. only 81 per cent of Its Inhabitants
are Germans by birth.
Probably tho largest house In the world ia an
normous tenement In wisden, a suburb OF
!isunA II has LOO roomA In which . whole
own Of human beings live.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
salt and Sick People.

People who are Ill care very little
sweeteped foods. Dishes made save
with salt are the most satisfying.
foods should be piping hot, and q
foods ice cold, for the diseased appel
IL critical. Never prepare dish or
drink before the sick. Small portis
daintily served and clean dry cups Z
glasses are elements Of good nursii
Tea or mix spilled In the saucer IN
offend the taste Of patient ana Or
away the appetite so sadly In need
a relish.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Get Another, George.

To the Editor: 4,
In answer to George" who says thA' ~
almost crazy because his girl left him lot A~0
fellow. who Is u little better looking thAh "
would say: George. you are big ehump'
,ou really mean TO say that a little thihs
that troubles you 50 much' why, man' ~o
that win do that after going with you for '"s
,,yn months will do II after she is married to
Look around for another. George anu AV
90 down to the Battery some cool e'eh'"s
take a plunge: II little cooling on, thlhh, "
do you sood. GEO. =. bfhNDO~
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Melon. for Lunch and Dinner.

In more than few families breakfast
consists Of coffee and rolls with rich
cream and sweet butter. This is good
for the hired girl. good for business ana
brain work and good for the stomach.
For the lunch hot dish OF delicate meat
or meaty fish and something Is prime
There Is no dessert like the melon.
Little musk balls may be had down IN
The evening world., 1894-07-13

one consideration which makes tic
public desire a settlement OF the labor
troubles is their anxiety 10 sec If the
Government will then display the
promptrcss, ,igor and firmness in deal
ing with railroad aud sugar magnatcs
that 1t has shown in dealing with the
Chicago emergency.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Too Long Love Making.

TO The Editor;
self "Georss not to do anything SO foolish as
to go crazy or commit suicide over tie loss OF q
girl who he admits left him for Il better-look'ns
young man. In my opinion George himself 10 to
blame and not the young lady. who was patient
enough to keep his company for twenty-five
months. without, | suppose. a proposition Of mar
riasai Six months Is quite long enough for
love making. and | say the man who cannot win
and wed hiA lady love In that time deserves to be
treated as George has been THOMAS JONES.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
New Uses for Porcelain.

China is more and more adopted "a
all sorts of new uses Ono sees MOI
china backed combs and brushes an
china handled button-hooks and GLOW
buttoners, all to accompany china pui
and jewel boxes and the little trays thu
already adorn my lady's dressing tahls
| Beside these there are china-frams
| mirrors and. Of course. candlestieks 4
we'll as picture frames: one may eve
have china bracket on which to n
some Of the bric-a-brac.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SEIZED.
Fifteen Hundred Boxes Decayed
Owing 10 Delay by the Strike,

Fifteen hundred boxes OF California
fruit were seized by the Board OF Health
inspectors this morning. They were con-
signed TO various commission merchants,
and were valued at several thousand
dollars.
The fruit had been delayed In transit
by the railroad strike In the West and
was badly decayed.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

There are Il great many people who
Will refuse to believe that the rioters in
Chicago who overturned few cars are
really guilty of an attempt to overthrow
the Government of the United States.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Gay Girls Marry Quicker

To the Editor
am quite interested In civil Engine
omplaint. ! am a young lady that mas
attended any pIcnlcs or excursions. ana ooh
for dancing love my home above all Anu
| see young ladies' that always attend pichie'
excursions and live outdoors. nirting ana car
on. and who have no trouble In settins MAJ
have no company. and am told II 10 oeea'
dont dance or arr MAMIE. Brook
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Even delayed as II has been Ivy un-
seeinly Juggling with the laws OF iii
nois. the hanging Of Prendcrgast will at
last have q wholesome effect on men
whose impulses turn as his turned, to
assass ination.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

A delightful despatch from Washing
ton yesterday stated. In effect, that II It
weren't for the sugar. coal. iron and a
few other schedules on which differences
OF opinion existed, the tariff conferrees
would speedily reach an agreement. In
otheI words. IL there were no serious
enorts at reform to be made the work oil
tsiin reform" would go on smoothly
ana unimped dly in the conference. TIL,
10 strange condition to exist amons
sworn servants Of = people whose de.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Yesterday 1t was Cookers horse bllrt
that won him race and purse. For
tune may be tickle with some of us, but
she Is wonderful constant to the OK
boss Of JamnIary. Whetc dii lie got
them-his good luck and his wealth?
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Broil paper-thin slices OF honey cur
bacon and thin slices Of fresh ice-c
CATS liver. Squeeze little lem
Juice over them and serve hot "
xreen-apple sauce and toast.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
HeV9E[|lE|b|g $S|iEHHoME!:

market town at IS cents dozen or
cents uptown. They are not mug
larger than all egg. hut the flavor
fine, If garden rlpened. Teacup can
lopes are mouth watering, too. The,
fruits are ut their best served full
shaved ice, in halves and eaten with
spoon. 1t is u culinary crime to slice
muskmelon and let 1t bleed to dealt
Some palate-ticklers skewer the frl
and squirt little fine wine into u
opening to give 1t flavor: iiqueurs a.
almond extracts are often used. sms
melons filled with ice-cream are n
freshing kind of dinner dessert.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
With the Doctor.

From the Yale Reeord)
Doctor-Have you followed by advice
In regard to eating plain food and keep
Ing quiet at home?
Patient--That's all i've been able to
do since you sent In your bill.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
TIE BABIES YOU HELP.
Pen Picture Of One Of Them by
a Free Doctor
A Little Mo her" in Pants in q
Gloomy Home.
Fund Entertainments at hr,Crnc,
Far Rockaway and tlsew mere.


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Some lives are east ia very hard places,
No III. ,,Ii,uf,, r,,,-. rrn,, , Si.I,
-
As knocked to-day IN ouc Of the
crowded tpnamou,, the door WAS opened
by a BOY OF nine yeats with q BABY lace
rcd with heat and very much In need of
snHu ana water. The trmp.ratura If the
,,,, ,n,. ,',..,, ,r..,t,,.t,,,,,.'..
room VAS very hlEh Hpt"l'h7thiulhs
that the day had been comfortable. He
vas ,,.rsir,, ami In lis .r,rts t,, render
We ''''' ~ '''' ~
, II small cufiOuS-iupklhE piece 81 meat
as nearly as possible like sole leather
bo b.,a I,,i1, , ,n,,i,,.. nr,
q. " '' '"''' - 'O''''" ~
I'm cradle 80 near II as TO DC III
danger of scurChiug. was IL baby, a few
,,,,,,,hs oil s,.,I,l,,,t vi,,, ,,,,yri,n,i,,
u'''i'i'a ''u' ''''''' WIN il''I 4" ''"'
! icNcrishl" sleeping. In the adjoining
dirk rrntn was tl,. CnthCr Icing ON "a
49,, -, H., , ,..,,,,,,,,i.
| llesieclcu ptu' u!iis VI C"hSulP'ioi IL
| During the absence of the wife, Who
| was at work. thr MN, Inv Vus hutlr,-
| -. i ,, -, 60, ,h..,
/ httpCI, CUM anu NURSE I'l NII Ut
The evening world., 1894-07-13
II BaiIdinss Burned In Edon, o.
nv Aasoclaied Prens.

TOLEDO. o.. July l3,-Edon, a small town
In Williams County was visited yesterday by a
DISASTROUS connagrstion. resulting In a loss OF
$4,000 worth Of property, seventy-two build
ingE were destroyed Including nearly tho entire
business secti n OF the town. In many cases
there was no insurance,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
For Clean Shelves,

1t will be well to cover the shelvs
with oilcloth after they are thorough
scrubbed and dried. This will not hay
to be renewed, like the paper. ever
time II becomes spotted or greasy.
Is easily wiped off and retains its fres
appearance long time. II paper
are used they should be changed oftei
and Il plain edge turned neatly dow
over the edge of the shelf will LOO
quite as well as the cut or pinked edE<
and will he much less troublesome,
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Taffetas imperissie Is the name of the
newest silk In trade. AS the model
shows. II is figured. and 1t comes In all
the half tones Of color. Besides being
expensive and light in weight nothing
The evening world., 1894-07-13
A Question Answered.

To the Editor
THE Evening World had this editorial
graph: "Dohblus won the Realization staks
Croker. But where did Croker get pobbinsr
This Ia my answer;
pobbils was sired By Tsmmany Hall. .
PuhliQs -
The evening world., 1894-07-13

more is known of the novelty Those
two stripes down the skirt are sash
ends. held apart by cut steel buckle.
There is great beauty In the sleeve de-
sign. The hat is cream lace. with gold
spangles and cream aigrettes.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

President Cleveland grants an arbl-
tration commission, but soys PEACE must
come first. The President is right.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
LETTERS.

rTH<s eo,uws~ u open to essv6ohS M aos
sRsuass 10 maka orssvssss 70 ssntaais' s'sor'
naio~ b ~ sxbiea Of erHs~si fs~ea 70 az
sss y q pubic s~ves 10 ses~o''i'ds' and ''s'o
~ ut Ne tdeu .ssp Nv tAos 100 ssrdA Long
.tks.s on,,,sot BE- prts,tsd.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Without The Evening Worlds" special
editions New York would have been
at loss for fresh and continuous news
of the big strike.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
stcwesl Peaches.

Peaches that are too green for the
table are very fine stewed. Stick a
Glove In each, cook until tender. with
sugar to taste and serve same hot with
sweet cream, or cold with hipped
cream.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Success and happiness to New York )
French citizens IN their celebration Of u
great French anniversary tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Platt isn't considered OF enough &C
count, these days. for anybody to ask
him where he got anything.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Wardman Kelly, OF the Leonard street
station has gone to Europe. 1t is pre-
sumed that he has malaria.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

America will stlll have confidence in
Vigilant. when the racing Is transferred
from salt creek to open sea.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Did you notice that the Giants picke j
up another one yesterday
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The New York Central Railroad Com
pany will not prevent the bridging OF
the North River.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

McClave's resignation hangs fire.
Diver simply hangs on.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
No Time to Waste on Him.

Usrom Forget -Not)
sustus-I-I-I-cailed to ask-er-
err
Her ,i,pa--yss, yes; you may have
her! Tak? ny ois9singi This 10 my
The evening world., 1894-07-13

lnc,oscl pleare nuI check OF s. IN aid o.
| die Babies Fund. IN memory c! sOLLlE KAHN
The evening world., 1894-07-13

As for THE city gartage-burn 1t.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Keep the trusts out OF the tariff con-
ference,
The evening world., 1894-07-13

nand for a wholesome change Is well
understood.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The Government must and will have
peace.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

When moving into oar pres
eni home I found a bottle OF
Chanberlsins Pain BALM left BY
a former tenant On the babel
| fo1nd the statement that II
Ess good for enfs and burns ]
can testify to the truth Of this.
Nothing in all my experience
las found lis equal for treating
blisters or barns F Z Rrregt.
manager lie Saear Sentinel. lie
>asar. Sinn- Pam Balm ia also
= suTr eare for rhes=ziisn.
For sale b. q. NJ Knight.
.O1foris ? i Pettis. College Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
70 The Voters Of lafayetts
county

In order that there NAV be
no misunderstanding, aud 10
svoid all esafa.iOn and tricks
and comply With the lAv. il Is
easgested tina; the fOilOsinE
rzmes be voted for as the foaI
Delegates frem the County al
ssrge. TO represent Saj L \
Dezn, AZ the Nes Albany Con
restfon- They ali are true and
hyzl Dean men. aud gill stand
by him 10 the end Ii IL also
Suggested that eseh Beat select
two additional names to send TO
the Convention
When YOU vote for Maj. Dean
Monday, IL is very important TO
Zee that the names of j. w. 7
Palmer, d. Wilbur Harris, +.
Webster. W. A Rosne, are on
yonr tieke: in order that the
vill O fihe people may be car.
red out.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

IL the frisucs Of MAJ. Dean ia
TIPP>h, 1sson Benton. Nal.
sA@li, lafayette, PzroIs, Deco.
e, late and Iallabatehie vii
say hsiftsrn ozt Lex, Monday.
ssisI save enoaza roie. in.
sraesed for arm 10 do away
sith the nsesssify Of anything
more than the Formally of bal
lot al ssv Albany On the 10Th,
and the CoaTeniion rin doubt
less have no other presented
before IT, He has nothing 10
feAr except a failure of bis
hiends 10 60 TO tne POLLS. each
nan expecting his neignbor 10
60. Defeat is never more ,mmi.
nent than WREN q feeling Of over
conscience and perfect security
Ases hold Of the people.
II Is Important therefore, tia,
every man she1ld 20 to t;s
aesAs Mescsy sad vote,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

We DO rot believe that all
this rush and hurry 10 get be.
fore the people asa candidate
Tor Governor can add very much
70 the candidates chances OF
success, because it i. to, early
The people are too busy to think
OF an election nos. especially IL
he sake Of one Of the hardest
periods through which u coun
try has ever passed. What the
country needs nov is perfect
est and aaie;, aud freedom
nom al Contention ard strife,
and the man vho persistenuy
disregard. this disposition and
desire Of the people. aud 10 con.
sian'ly pushing himself forward,
sed allows bis friends 10 do so
viii snd tia, the people viii re-
seat this disregard for their
sishes when the time comes
around a year from nov Tor
them TO make up their ticket.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

nv bezEiernent and shock,
without knowing IL. enpiied
the c L;rLis Ol ny ccfee n
in ny lap.
Il hate Chiesco.- She con-
tsnned. the old sm5iiOaiess look
Creeping hack 10 her face. IL ..
the worst place have yet
sfrueS. l don't tank we ever
would Fave gone 81 far d0un
aad se not moved to This city
He caauet iusn around here
without rvaninr on 4 saloon.
=. an 30 -7rTy.' SAID risiag
-Seil. this il only xhai hal.
DR. d. Of uvss eoa j tel. L
quor i killing rs, b dy and
soai.'
Ard shat the door on he,
sorrow-just a. the church ane
The govrruneat do every cay
on hundreds Of thousands OF de
spSiling w0Iea aud children
/, helpless like every woman
guilty IS ueTod in misused Vo~
or.
Chicago. II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
a Reasonable Proposition

The argument which is often
rsde that experience in a given
lire enables a man TO DO a more
e4cieBt service than he other-
use eould do holds good in 81
Host every condition in life
Bat, the question Is, whether
the ecEhiry car zaoId L. forsv-
sr keep man In once 10 be
eoEiinaaily getting experience.
and never psiiIng has experience
10 zss fer hi. people.
MheH = Congressman has
served toGr years. daua. which
iine nzsy opportunities have
cone ~ 10 do. ssd be has rot
done anything. il does seen that
there is lever aBy probability
hat that Congressman All OF
cA1 CO anything.
Let Us be rea.o.abi= srd con-
sistent in this matter aud send
Maj Dean TO Congress. 40 no,
only has experience in lesisiai-
ing for the people AMI country,
but who has also put to praeti,
cal use that experience, as hI-
record will and does show. Ii
is . matter of pride and s~atIsfac.
ton to bis friends, aud Their are
legion, TO know that a fair and
unbiased stndy Of his record
dIseloses not one mistake. or
blunder in bis career, and shows
him to be one of the purest men
who has been in public life
since tie war in this State,
Then Why not reward him ac>
cording TO his meritsf He ha.
been faithful over a few things.
let rs entrust him With rauy
and more important things.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Among the three candidates
now seeking the nomination
shich Is 10 be made. Au-. Slsf.
a. View Albany. for Congress.
there Is one that reminds Won
very forcibly Of that great and
patriotic character in Roman
history. Cinnc;nnaius. Who ia
the turbulent and exciting times
Of his eOGutry's governments and
politles vas called from the
pillow handles TO the Senate II
Rome, TO cOnciliaie and corree.
the grievances that existed be-
tween the poor and the land
owners of that powerful empire.
and who so directed it. affairs
of state that peace and harmony
was early restored. The Roman
candidate that now 10 10 lhs
field 10 none less than Mai. Il A
Dean of lafayette COUNT. He
is indeed IN touch and true sym.
patty with the people at large.
aud one who the people of fsl.
lanatchIe county would do well
TO honor with their votes on
Ang. 9th 1894. Vote tor Dean.
Cor. IN Charleston Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

The article in another column
The Need Of the hour from
the Pen Of tia; able writer and
kiSa Eiaded gentleman, Col. p.
a Mayors, las The ring ~of;Tuth.
AID sets forth in the strongest
t-rss the greatest needs Of ihls
c zatry- Tie doctrine be pre-
claims should be preached AID
2z2euceS by every voter sad
citizen tnroayhoa, this broad
aad, TO the end that our cozn.
nv aud Eovernze1; may BE lin-
ed aP. and PARTED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
a Straiasd Construction.

nid it ever oeeur TO any one
that there could be objection
on the part of any enc 10 ;he
publication OF the statute rrla
Tive TO appearing on the streets
IL Oxford, aud the campus OF
the Univer.i,y In a state OF in
toxtcaftOnf On the contrary. u
u not ia the interest Of law aud
OrdeI. and for the good Of socie
~, that Avs vith which the pab
lie are not familiar, as sas the
case ia this Instance. where
probably lot mOTe Than one
person N ten knew there vas
suck a law in existence. sL-Ll
b published
Again. is il not reasonable &c
suppose that every officer Of
the iaE shonld naturally desire
that the public should know the
Avs, so that when any special
law is deliberately. and openly
violated, the offender agAins
The peace and dignity or tn.
tSwn aad stale need not be a
prised when the proper officer
steps in and does shat the lax
requires him 10 dos
Once more, eoald the Pab lea
ton by the EAGLE % ihe SD
inst. Of that section. by auy
plausible, reasonable or eoasls>
tent course Cfre4SOEin- DE O
sirued a. an attack on -sy of
Ger OF the county or e,iyf We
think not We do think. hoE
ever, that every fair minded.
and right thinking maa sill
agree with rs Ia admitting thai
the publication of the section
referred TO was proper. timely
aud ia the interest of good gov
eminent, laE, order and con
mon decency.
/ And We are sorry to state
that at least one officer in the
community did object TO the
publication, and construed ii a.
. thrust at him which e~onstruc
ton is so strained. and so far
fetched that it has puzzled as to
this hour 10 know how be reach
ed mis- eonelusiOnl and uss -
much offended thereby tia, b.
ordered his paper diseOaiiasedL
We r frank TO confess thar
re are sorry 10 sec car Tread
take this vies OF The uzitrr. not
beeaase Of the sasIciai lss.
which the EAGLE sasfsin. b.
losing one subscriber. bat
cause, his yiew "a utterly
foreign II car iuieatisa-
Sc far a. the %, Of his pa
ror2g- : coae<rls1 re 6esir.
10 state that tie EAGLE w5fl
eeatlh1e 10 % publisAed aaa
read by the people CT Oxfora.
and sill publish xh.tever he
management de~z. eoadaeiv,
10 the best Interests ofthe com>
uahiiy long AFTER this instance
has been forgotten
e5sf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

III. Efgar 5 wilsoa, the Ia
Gated editor Of Current Con
meat in Mississippi IL The Picx
yuGe delighted the many read
ers Of that Popasar Journal las.
Sunday With an Interesting and
complete biography Of Ex GOV.
L AlcoEA. ST. Wilson's con-
tributiOns to the PieAyaae are
always bright. timely and able.
and add much to the popalari- ,
of that excellent paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Under the tarf bill new
awaiting the presidents signl-
ture cotton mills maehieery NAV
be imported free Of duty No
legislation so wisely calculated
10 promote the sggrandizenenI
OF the Southern States has been
adopted in this generation, and
We are much mistaken if il does
not prove q wonderful stimulus
TO the growth ut its cotton manu-.
ketuTies. This section should
monopolize the manufacture OF
coarse eotrons for both the
Americas and half the world be
sides When this has been &C.
complished the tribute We now
pay TO others will be paid TO US.
Perhaps V~Icksburg may see its
way 10 establishing 4 mill and
afordiDg employment to han
dreds If mo; thousands of its
population Who are now inpov
erished by an involuntary idle.
ness-COmmerci2l Herald.