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The evening world., 1894-07-20
COOK WAVED ARAzOR.
Swore She'd Have the Lyons
Buffers Life Blood
Had Previously Besmeared Him
With Hot Mashed Potatoes.
High links at the Glass Merchants
Finh Avenue Mansion.

There were hpn juEa in the private
dwelling ~ John t.. Ly"ua, 80 ItfIh ave
uun. between the ,,Iur"I cook and hut
Ter MONDAY utrni NJ Lyons is a plass
merchant, duiug business at % Murray
street Thu wai,I's-"s were engaged
setting the ldnlo ion dinner when - tor
rihIc connection was heard from tn"
direction Of The hurlcr'5 apartment.
Mis- Lyons heard Tia" upis" also, and
hurrying to the spot discovered her cook
carrie Bruce. q stout good -luUkiug mu-
Ialtp Of thirty five. l"rpinS about aud
hraniiShns n raI,., with which she was
-lashiug nj TIA" butler. Andrew J. Rrduic.
"ho@" face aui head were sm,aryd with
mashed potatucn
I'ranic IS quiet unassumiug fellow.
ana has been in Mrs lyons family Tor
a number of years. Thc cook has only
been there about 9iN months. and got
tho idea in her head that she was dis
liked by her fellow servants. She was
IN" heavy weight in tn" house, turning
the scales at 800 pounds, and was ne
"ordiugly not molcsicd by the other ser
wants, who invariably allowed her to do
as sh" pleased
Monday, AZ she slipped into the but
I'r's room, she ciupti'd dish " hot
mashed potatoes over his head and
then attacked him witt, - razor. She
was SlaShing at him with TN" razor
when Mrs. Lyons pm IN ~, appearance
IN hdIanr" OF her other dom"stics.
Mrs. Lyon brHytly jumped to the AZ
Slftanc" OF her butler. ana managed to
hisarm the cnragcl cook. This made
~" cook SIT more furious. and. swear
ing that she would have the hutler's
life, she rushed into the dining room
and picked up II carving Knife. The
butler did not wait to hc carved, and
made himself scarce. The other ser
wants then disarmod III" tat cook and
placed her I'm Il room where n guard
was put over her to prevent her from
doing any further mischief.
She rav,d the entire night. swearing
that she would surely KIN the butler
AS he had insulted her, Mrs. Lyon tried
/" reason with her. but she continued
her actions the following day. renewing
her oaths of killing Branic lie then de.
cided to seek the aid of the law, and Sc
cured "A warrant FOR her arrest which
was served yesterday by Court officer
Tucker.
When arraigncd before Justice Meade
in NOrkvlle court. to-day the cook
claimed that l}ramie had assaulted her
and thrown her down "A flight of stairs
she Was held for trial.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Italian Peasant NcedIework.

Italian peasant women knit intermina-
bly, when they are not engaged in more
arduous occupations, such as carrying
hods of brick and mortar UP ladders
or bearing heavy loads OF wood upon
their bent backs or toiling in gangs in
the fields. They knit with babies In
their arms, knit in the streets, knit in
the intervals of tending their fruit
stands, knit even In church. Little girls,
their mothers and grandmothers, all alike
knit. 1t seems a pity that the men of
neighboring Greece who carry strings
of beads, not for purposes of prayer,
but simply to provide a mechanical oc-
cupation for the hands during conversa-
ton, should not turn such a peculiar
necessity to practical account and lift
q little of the burden off the weaker
sex by learning to knit too.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
MO HERAND DAUGHTER ELOPE
Injured Husband and Father Finds
Them in Louisville.
The Elder Woman and Two Men
Are Under Arrest.

LOUISVILLE July Ca sensa tional
clopcment from Knoxville. Tenn, culmi-
mated in the equally sensational arrest
here OF all the principals in the affair.
Mrs. Matte LanIes Il tinc-lotling wu-
man, aged nifty, Is in Jail; William II.
Lowell, n woll-drtsscd man Of forty
three, ia in "A cell at the Seventeenth
police station, ana in an adjoining cell
is e. $. Jennings. IA Observation-Disclosures
young man
The three were arrested by detectives
at 1907 West Waluut street ON war
rant sworn by G.. W. IHudes. of Knox
vile. Landcs, who Is said t. hc in COM
Portable circumstances financially, came
To Louisville from Knoxville a few lays
ago. and at once called ON chief of De
tcCtiVcs owens and told him his troubles.
According to his statement, his daughter
NolliC,NEu nluctrcu,and n beautiful young
woman, had hr"n receiving attentions
from g. :. Jennings against his wishes
He also stated that he had suspected
his wife of being ON much TOO friendly
terms with William II. LnvcI.
CA July &, he said. the whole party
elopci. taking with them two smaller
children. loNoll came To Louisville with
daughter was accompanied by Jennings.
The house at l7u2 West Walnut street
was rented ana they had been living
there since,
Landcs spent nearly two weeks search
Ing for them hviore he came to this city.
tiNcs, who succeeded IN locating tho
luilty parties. The oldest daughter was
not locked up. being left tr take care of
the younger children.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
The Gospel in History.

To the Editor:
Is it not strange that -Four knows more than
history knoNs.? How do you know, -Four" that
Lazarus raised from the dead? You simply
know nothing whatever about il. and yet with
your intdel brass You say he was not. Yes; We
can and must believe, just we believe the facts
Of ali history We believe that Caesar was assas-
snetci ly Brutus; that Philip was King of Mace
don; that Alexander hts son, was a great con-
queror; that Homer lived AMI wrote book on
the Trojan wars All these and thousand other
facts do and must believe. and yet what do
know about tho character Of the witnesses
who testify to them The principle that destroys
the croibllty Of tine Gospel histories destroys at
the sam. time the credihtlity OF all history and
the crcd'bilty OF the human race. SO it has
proved, although he was not the first who
was raised from the dead. We learn from the
Old Testament l. D. q.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
His Greatest Treasure.

One of the Cabinet women tells a very
pretty story about the President on that
eventful day in November over year ago.
when his election hung trembllngly in the
balance. Accompanying her husband she
hal gone to New York, and was at the
Cieve.ands' house. where small COM
pany of friends spent the day watching
returns as rapidly as they were sent
over the wires. During the afternoon
little Ruth was brought in rosy and
glowing from her daily airing. AS the
child entered the room Mr.. Cleveland
turned to the Cabinet women at his side
ana remarked as he held out his arms
for his baby daughter: Here comes
something better than all the Presi-
Dental elections in the word"
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Practical Dental Hints.

An aching tooth should never be borne
with. | have known woman to cour-
ageously endure the repeated excruciat-
ing toothache that attends a dying nerve
without consulting a dentist. The pain
finally subsided for good and for all
but the tooth gradually became discol-
orld, taking on a drabbHh tone. Then
for the first time this unlucky woman
suspected what had happened. The pulp
k.' dead nerve, was removed, but the
leather bycr,. regained its .clear. pesrly
'"""bled with ayspeS
the I
The evening world., 1894-07-20
AT LONG BRANCH.
4 Successful Entertainment for the
Fund Inst Night.

The West End Amusement Hall. Long
Branch, had fashionable audience last
night mt the entertainment given In aid
Of "'l'hc Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
tuul Jcrumc's play, "Fcnnel: or, The
Violin Maker OF CORONA" was given,
with Dr Roberto Deshon in the role OF
tliippp. lie played with true artistic
appreciation of this difficult character
aul much sympathetic expression. Miss
Edna Miller was successful as Clan
nina, looked n picture and received many
nOrdl offerings. Mr.. Jerome Mon
h"tmor aud Mr.. G. ThrocmurtOn acted
well, ami the performance reflected
great credit ON Mr.. Charles Trier. under
whose direction il was produced.
The second part of the programme
had many attractive features. Baby
Parker, of Joseph Jctferson's company,
rrrited and sang and was three
times recalled, The bore Rrothers,
banip players, assisted by Charles l..
Van Baar, pianist, We're enthusiastically
received. Henry Levy, II talented young
New York pianist and pupil of Arthur
ErIrdn'lm, played thoUiu.s Puirultsr
IN \ hat with power and sympat hetiC
expression. nueCui" Nu-slr, Of * .lrip
to Chinatown" fame, won admiration
and applause. Judge William g. Green
CAV" his humorous leCtiOnS with sp,cn-
iii effect. and little young lady. Nellie
Marks. u visitor at the Branch from
Nashville, Tenn. made quite "A hit 10y
her clever reritiug. singing and dancing,
She has great natural gifts.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Choice of Dining TIA blcs.

Opinions differ as TO the correct form
in dining-t bles. John Bull loves .
round table. the German is partial to an
oval board and the French like the
cold square lines; in America all three
are used. A table for ten should be ten
feet long. Under the cloth should be
tight-titting canton flannel. baize, or
woollen cover; this will save the wood
from burns and stains and deaden the
sound of china and cutlery. If there Is
a joint or roast to carve a large
napkin should go under the platter
cloth that hangs over more than eight
cen inches Is not good form; neither
the Enthusiastically folded napkin. NapeH
should never be laundered with starch
The evening world., 1894-07-20
ON TRIAL AT LAST.

Tho trial Of tho accused pnIice C,,u.
tain Dohorty nul his ward mon iIn,,r
and Mcphau. al rnIir, lI,,,Iou.,rtc,.-
yesterday, was Threatened win ,ut.,-
ruptiun at the hrriuuitlg law tho .,,
vice OF "A writ of urulihi,inn .,,ut,I
by Judge bugro Of Tho s,,r.,.i,, ,.,,,,,.t
directing the Commissioners tn shiny.
cause why they shnulI unt Il, cri,in.I
from proceeding with thc .r1yns
The writ took the commissioners bv
surprise, but MIR W,llnnu ot ,i.,r
recognized the situation. and nf'pr may
ing an adjournment untiI . o'clork has
tened over t. JUDGE Giidorslccyn's
court ana moved that the writ or order
he vacated. Mr.. Cor was present I'm tho
court with the counsel for tb, n,..
cused policemen. but Judge GiIdcrsIccyc
after a brief examination of the writ
vacated ii. The parties then returned tn
Police Headquarters. and I'm the after
noon the trials proceeded. the effort to
interrupt them having sipunIlv failed
1t seems II very nonr noliry tn sock ia
prevent "A fair and prompt trial of thr
accused officers. There Is no other way
OF getting them off the force if they
are guilty, ana certainly no true re-
former can favor their retention. 'Thr
I.cXow Committee In rspr,ilI has rx-
pressed its conviction that the accused
officers are guilty. and certainly no
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Smoking in womnn's Presence.

To the Editor:
Girls, above all things DO not allow the men
to smoke cigars. cigarettes tobacco in any
form while You are with them. Men who are al
lowed TO smoke when with girl will have very
little or no respect for her. thorough gentle
man will never think Of smoking when with a
lady, but then there are always few who think
they are privileged characters. and after taking
cigarette or cigar from their vest pockets will
ask You in n savage tone: DO you object to
smoking Girls, either ignore tho question al
together. or II he makes yOu answer say: no
gentleman smokes when with me or II do
not like cigar smoke" II You say this gently
yol may be he will not smoke while with
you but will either throw the cigar away or
return it to his pocket until after he leaves voa
TEDDY,
The evening world., 1894-07-20
housekeeping n Fine Art.

housekeeping is almost a lost art. II
needs encouragement. Let all girls have
a share in housekeeping at home before
they marry: let each superintend some
department by turns. 1t need not occupy
half the time to see that the house has
been properly swept busted and put in
order, to prepare salads coffee and iced
delicacies that many young ladies spend
in reading novels which enervate both
mind and body and unfit them for every.
day life. Women do not, as a general
rule. get pale. faces doing housework.
Tneir sedentary habits in overheated
rooms, combined with ill-chosen food. are
to blame for bad health. Our mothers
used to pride themselves on their house,
keeping and fine needlework. Let the
present generation add to it's list of real
accomplishments the art of properly pre-
pairing food for the human body and
making home the sweetest spot on earth.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Put the beef in water enough to cover
IT, and let 1t heat slowly and boil
slowly. and he careful to take
off the grease. Many think II
nps and cabbages with 1t. In this case
the vegetables must be peeled and all
the grease carefully skinned as fas.
as it rises. Allow about twenty minutes
of boiling for each pound of meat. Corned
beef, hot or cold. will be great
~ improved If served with some nicely
cooked sauce. Apples, peaches and pears
go well with it, cranberries are delicious
and German prunes, stoned and picked
or favored with lemon Juice, make .
cheap and appetizng relish
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Bedding should 10 aired every dav
This doesn't mean being Ieft on the bed
with the wind Ia blow over Il, but every
piece should he removed and given as
much individual air ana sunshine az ia
possible. Some people argue that II
looks dreadfully untidy TO see pillows.
mattress, sheets and blankets protrud-
Ing from a front window for all passers-
by TO contemplate. This one cannot
deny. but tho various articles could be
distributed on chairs. and current OF
fresh. pure morning air permitted 10
blow over them without offending the
aesthetic taste OF the wandering organ
grinder or street sprinkler
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Gooseberry Custnrd.

Beat up two yolks OF eggs with rather
more than half a pint of milk, sweeten
to taste put the mixture In jug, place
1t In n saucepan of boiling water and
stir over the fire till 1t thickens, then
turn 1t into a basin and stir till cool;
half I'LL some custard glasses with
goOseberry pulp, add the custard and
finish off with a spoonful of whipped
cream.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Little Miss Up to Date.

Girls 'a the primary grades dress e.
actly like their big, smart sisters. JuH
glance at this little lady If you don't b.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Gooscbcrry Pudding.

Tut quart of green gooseberries I'm
a saucepan with ten ounces of sugar and
tablespoonful of water, stir gently until
soft and pulp through a sieve. Mix one
ounce of butter broken in small pieces
and sufficient fine bread crumbs or
rrunhled sponge fingers to make thick
paste. Line Il pie dish with puT paste,
pour the mixture on ii, aud bake. Strew
with fine sugar.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
STAND BY YOUR WIFE,"
Justice Murphy, However, Advises
Warrant Rather than Fists.

John Z, Price. a painter, who lives at
293 South Fourth street. was before
Justice Murphy. in the Lee Avenue
Court Williamsburg, to-day on a charge
of making threats, but as the com
plaiuant, Henry Lehmorc. did not ap-
pear, he was discharged
This man insulted my wife" said
Price. and | told him that II he did
II again I'd punch his head. And then
he had the nerve to get me arrested"
tice Murphy, But If he bothers YOU
don't use your lists. Get a warrant"
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Testing ISpcs,

There arc thousand WAYS OF sery,.s
cgGS: Few foods arc more wholesome.
moro abundant or more deceptive. The
city people who have fresh cggs habit
ually are few and far between. There
are several ways "f tell bad eggs with
out eating them Drop the egg in cold
water and the fresher IT is the heavier
IT is, and the sooner II viii sink; bad
CESS go down slowly and stale eggs
float
The evening world., 1894-07-20
ChiIdrens Dresses.

For dresses for small children mos
beautiful 2ephyrs, percales, chaEAoiuy'
&c, are being shown. The pretfiesI w.
ors are navy and light blue, rfd' pi"-,
uals lavender The dalntiest elects ar.
hairlines and stripes up to Quarter !.
an inch in width. checks. small ana NV
1ium-sized broken plaids, plaHp Cow
small figures. ...-4---
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Earnest Little Workers,

To Tho lIf.F
r. ..l please md 81 25 The proceeds n. 4, fair
be- a, #I .ost one Hu13rc! AMI Nlnetesu.a
street, aur r.t e..G Babies Fund ly
I'yue H..vartf Blanche S.hvart,
christine AHEc'ine, Mamie Angelina
The evening world., 1894-07-20

omnibus injunct.ons issued during the
recent strike are OF questionable
validity. Toey certainly are without
precedent. and accordingly their legality
remains 30 be passed on.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Prepare a good beef broth: clarity
and strain through a napkin; let it be-
come cold in a stone jar; then place in
an ice-boX to cool more without freez-
ing. Serve in cold cups. This makes a
good soup for hot weather
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Jealousy Makes Sad Havoc.
To the Editor:

To Nv TsVIIUT-
nsNering Irene you could let your friend
know you love him stll through some act OF kind.
ness a personal interview. Pride should be sac
Raced IN your case, Irene" Stories are some-
times told through Jealousy or mischief tina, Gre.
ate bad havoc with true friends G. II.
Albany, \. Y.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
HOUSE !5biP 3s fIS'|R0ME I

hrilliancy. often become stained a dark
saffron about their necks. Every pretty
dyspcptc should make point of keep
Ing wineglass of water, into which /.
stirred toaspoonful Of bicarbonate or
soda, by her bedside TO rinse her mouth
with as often AS she wakes. The bicar-
Donate co,interacts the effect OF any
"acidi'y' Of the stomach on the teeth.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
The House Fly Spread. Disease.

Or. Cyrus Edison considers common
house flies an active agent in spreading
disease, and says that consequently "a
successful cholera quarantine is impos-
sible.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

President Cleveland did not take a
new position in his letter advocating real
tarih reform on real Democratic prlu-
cipies. He has been persistent and con-
sistent through all the struggle, so far
The evening world., 1894-07-20
A Hair Tonic.

Inquirer.-An excellent hair tonic Is
made from five cents worth of sage
leaves stepped IN one and a half pints
of water, to which, when strained. add
two ounces of oil of rosemary, two
ounces oil of sassafras and tablespoon
full of fine glycerine. Apply to the roots
OF the hair after scalp has been thSS
oushly cleansed. Use several times 4
The evening world., 1894-07-20

\ Sick Rabies Fund fair was held At tho resi-
deuce NJ Mrs T.. lleacy. 233 nergen street
BROOKLYN, On The afternoon and evening OF July
-, o. and ~ The proceeds vero so ~. The
ptrlors were beautifully oruampn'ed The fancy
table Was IN charge ~ Miss Belle Murray and
Miss May MUlrur' The candy table VAS man
ar"l hN Miss Grace IhoWps0u. the phosphate
table hy Miss Emily Ualy tho cake table by
N.ss Carrie Gill and Miss Nrilie I.uwr,e aui the
Erah bag by Mihs Minnie MnAth. GeurEe EoA and
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Entertainments az Long branch and
Eiscwhcrc for the Babics.
The Suhscripiions.

I'ity the poor hdbi,s' rhiuk Of their
,vrI .,u,ri,gs tr t,,.... ,n,.rt,I d,,snud
,., ui,,.,
-IN' S'I"''h'hS J." '"' '\'i'"E N"'I'
fIo" burtuir' Fund. winch makes TIA"
sick ,.hillr.,, ,f tl, i,u,iu,uts iis suc,i,,l
care curing inc "'h'''
Grown folks shuuli he ashamed that
th.y d.u.t ,,rrL t.,n,n. ,.ru.siI, ro, tins
,.h,riIy So, mo ,inhi. rr,tls Of thn ltIlr
nr,ns \r,,Iy ;l'uI, Iunu i'm mo ItuuJ l..
th,. rns,Il Of ,.riIlrri'a vnrl ,rhrir
The evening world., 1894-07-20

the back with studs. and tho collar and
cuffs are detached, SO that standing or
turn-down white or colored collars may
be worn. In neck wear there are two
new appropriations the stock tie and
Ascot shown in the cut.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Spring Chicken. Arc Ripe.

Downy chicks are ripening for the
broler. A few beauties are in the
market, but 1t costs 81 to get one on the
restaurant table. A portion of Spring
chicken is half d bird, broiled, buttered
and served with lettuce hearts, or fried
and served with cream gravy and fried
lOminN.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Baitimore's baseball orioles are golden
robins this season, sure enough. They
will make shining marks for Capt
Wards sharpshooters But the Giants
must keep their good eyes.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Croker must sympathize now with
the poor police captains who may have
TO tell Mr.. Wclhnan where they got
II. But remember remember the com
ing September. LeSow, pantatas and
Golf
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Gets the Clinnce.

The other day young man gave q
reason for not dancing, the spirit Of
which might be made to apply to a
good many failures in life. II should
like to dance" he said, land should
dance, only the music puts Inc out and
the girl gets in my way"
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Senator Saxton says Croker will be
called before the LeNow Committee in
September But suppose he Is called to
Europe first? Malaria may again be In
tho air
The evening world., 1894-07-20

After the Coroner system becomes de-
funct. the veii4-t will not he death at
the hands Of unknown parties" The
case will be one Of essential suicide.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

The baseball Senators were taught al
the Polo Grounds that they are not the
people. Who can teach this ruth to the
other Senators at Washington?
The evening world., 1894-07-20

II MI Debs had been marifestly guilty.
contempt OF court by disobeying an
Torder founded on well-known laws and
universally accepted precedents, he
would deserve the full penalty OF his
onehse' But good lawyers are disposed
argue that the sweeping orders and
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Idaho Postmaster "a Fugitive.


ibF Associated lrcssl
BOISE, Idaho. July 20--Ap examination Of
Postmaster r. 5. Leonard's accounts by Inspector
WAyland has revealed a shortage OF 81. 500 Leon,
ard has We'd, but officers on his track. He
Is nephew Of Chief Justice Huston, Of tho Idaho
Supreme Court
The evening world., 1894-07-20

The better New York has been too
long and too literally "out of sight"
Bring ii to the front.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Bismarck says he sleeps well only one
night in three. This must make 1t
harder than ever TO catch Germanys
grand Old man mapping.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Don't forget that it's to he Fifteen
minutes from the City Hall to Harlem"
Vote that way this Fail.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

"Reopening the sugar scandal" Oh,
no. 1t wasn't closed. futile effort
was made to hush it up. That's all.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
Your Letter WIN Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
FInd will be printed. Many are In type and will
appear in this column TO- morrow or later.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Time, tide and the Broadway cable
gripman walt for no man. Nor wo-
man, neither.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

When New York gets new City Hall
II must not be a tributary OF the same
old Tammany Hall.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

There may not be too many people In
the country, but usually there are too
many on the excursion boats.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

The sugar Senators had better call
their strike off.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
LETTERS.

ina column 70 open 10 everybody 'cho hns
complaint 10 MAKE, grievance 10 yen'ildh. iVor'
nation TO give. subject Of general interest 10 do.
cus or a pubiic sery.ce 10 acknowledge. end u"o
ran put tie idea into l.n than 100 ,cordA Long
1ate,. cannot be tt1n,sd
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Let 1t prove that the tricks of the
straight" local ticket men are vain.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Senatorial blind obstinacy Is Just now
more In evidence than Senatorial Dig
nifty.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

Readers Of TIE EVENING WORLD iearfnq
the city for The hot months should sni IN utsir
addresses and hare THE ETENING WORLD
muatd 10 them regularity.
The evening world., 1894-07-20

The bachelor girls get more mannish IN
attire every season. Just now the new
wrinkles are sIown in furnishing goods
Shirt waists are made with three-ply
bosoms; they have Jokes; they button in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

TIE noe1G'tc Seuttors ate holding
pruitGeiei csncns OF The tsfif ball aud
eIpsct tb.t ~tea tbsy rel OFT il b the
seaA'e they Al so.e soh MY 'ot 1t, H.
~iii be eensiienbly changed tsG tie bill
- i, pa'@d The Holse.