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Snys She's IA Giddy Girl.

To the Editor:
| am one Of those giddy girls that the staten
Island Bachelor has no use for, and Invariably a
giggler, He is unfair in his estimate OF the girl
Of the period, | am In my twenty-slxth year.
petite In figure, OF fair complexion, and am fire.
quently taken for eighteen. ! ran bake a cake
and cook a dinner Of for a clubman. I am fond OF
music and dancing. and can render the Fifth Noe
turne perfectly from memory while watching the
potato pot boil. on the whole. I think myself quite
eligible for either a rich or a poor mans wife.
| hope the Staten Island Bachelor will catch a
glimpse n this letter, as l would like him to
know OF mis- mistake.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
BULL ON THE RAMPAGE.
Carries Evanston Policeman Sew.
crni Blocks, and IL Finally shot.

tBy Associated Pr'ssD
CHICAGO, April A bun raised wild
excitement In Evanston last evening.
He broke out of Il pasture and proceeded
to parade the streets, testlfying in "A deep
baritone voice that 1t was his day out,
ana he was glad Of it. Officer Smith.
no compus"S a portion of Evanstuu's
police force, thought to ahdsh the hull
by waving his arms and yelling IN
there
The bull made a wild plunge at Smith,
ami the latter lodged tn" animals horns
AMI mlnagul 10 clutch It's neck. Tho bull
went charging down tn" street with cx-
artly onc-t"uth of Evanstun's police force
hanging IN for dear life, Smith was
carried several blocks and the bun finally
Jumped him in i mud puddle uuinjurod,
hut scared nearly to death.
The entire police force Of Evanston
turned out to roscur Smith. and finally
Killed tho hun with Winchester rites
after it had run through the streets for
nearly nm hour. Several people had mar
row escapes from being gorrl.
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MANY HURT IN A PANIC.
Fire Interrupts IL Dramatic Enter
tainmrnt mt OlneyViIle.

'hN NNN'NihNNi il'N0l
PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 4.-While
the drama THE Lost Child" was being
presented at Iron Hall, Olneyville, by
the Young People of st. Mary's Catholic
Church last evening, a fire broke out in
the barber shop directly under the hall.
The blaze was not discovered until 1t
burst through the floor at one corner OF
the hall.
In the panic a wild rush for the fire
escapes was made and eight persons
were severely injured by being trampled
under foot. Mrs. James T. Kennedy
was so seriously hurt that II is feared
that she will not recover, During the
rush down the fire-esCapes many persons
fell to the ground. Six being so badly
Injured that they were carried home in
the ambulance.
Their injuries were principally confined
to dislocated arms and ankles, although
an unknown woman had her back broken.
The fire was quickly e~Xtinguished.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
NermiccIIi Soup.

For eight people AXE a quarter of q
pound of vermicelli. which blanch in
boiling water to take off the taste of the
dust. Strain 1t and throw 1t into some
broth that is boiling, otherwise the ver-
micelli will stick together and cannot be
separated unless crumbled into a thou
sane pieces. Mind, the vermicelli must
be boiled in broth before you mix 1t with
any of the PURGE, and take care to break
the vermicelli before you blanch 1t in the
water, otherwise it will De in long pieces
and unpleasant to serve up.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
HE MUST STAND TRIAL.
Charges of Drunkenness Preferred
Against Policeman Frederick.

Policeman Frederick, OF the East One
Hundred and Twenty-slxth street sta
ton, who was found drunk In full uni.
form on the street yesterday morning,
and who was fined so in the Harlem
Police Court. had charges preferred
against him to-day. He will he tried be,
fore tn" Police Commissioners mex
Wednesday.
Frederick was unable to pay his fine,
and remained in the Harlem Prison last
night.
Inspector Conlin said this morning thai
is the opinion among police officials tina
he will be dismissed.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Trimmed skirts.

The customs officers who have not
seized u single model gown this season
The evening world., 1894-04-04
In No Demand.

OFrom the New York WcorlyD
Mouldy Mike-i'm gettin' along slick
now. Always asks fer work at me trade
and never gets offered any.
Weary William-Wot do yer pretend to
be?
"A tombstone carver"
"And don't you ever git offered a joh?"
Nav. | keeps away from towns wots
got trolley cars
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part OF the powers which should be his.
1t will allow him to discipline members
of the force below the rank Of captain.
1t will not prevent IA duplication of the
Haughey case. Therefore, 1t does not
go far enough. The Superintendent
must be the responsible head of the
whole force before the reform Is com
t,latn
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Flannel Cakes.

Sift two teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der and one of salt with a quart of flour.
In another bowl beat three eggs, add
one and a half pints of milk and two
ounces of melted butter; pour this mix
ture Into the flour, beating vigorously
the while,
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Annual ball o. the ) J, Fox Association at
LYRIC Hal sixth avenue, between Forty-nrst
AMI For, second street., this evening
\ dramatic Performance for the ben-ht Of N.
81 lFuItus Aihlr' ami Social Club will be
given by several u New Yorks most promi-
ncut amateurs tomorrow evening at the Berkeley
Lyccum. ~ and 81 West Forty fourth street. near
Tift ay-Suc.
The Admiral Society, Of Harlem. will hold an
entertainment and reception on Saturday, April
~, ct ;he Central Opera House, si1ty-seyenth
stFect. eqSc rhird avenue.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Napkins IroneG Mitn"ut starch.

In France, instead of using starch on
table napkins, after they are washed
and dried and ready to be ironed, they
are dipped in boiling water and par
TALLY wrung out between cloths. They
are rapidly ironed with as hot a flat
iron as possible withou burning them
They will be beautifully stiff and glossy.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
How TO Preserve the Complexion

An excellent mixture for preserving the
complexion, easily made at home. Is az
follows: Take n wineglassful of the
best French orange lower water. d
n tiny pinch of carbonate of soda and
two teaspoonsful of glycerlne. Melt n
piece OF camphor the size of a pea and
three teaspoonsful of cologne water
and add to the orange flower water.
Shake the whole for five minutes. Apply
to the foce every night.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
IH0U9gE5l az ||I,1S((||;Hl;0ME

the children and shopgirls. Any one
who cares to visit the Home School will
be most cordially received and, perhaps,
astonished at the methods she uses to
teach and charm the midgets. The cook
ing-school, of which Miss McNear Is the
principal, is in session at the same time.
1t has a model kitchen, and a reputa-
school system.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

With Waiteism in Colorado, with TIL
manism in South Carolina, with election
murders in Troy and Kansas City. and
with bullets accompanying ballots In
Chicago. We are not in a position at
present to throw stones at any sister
Republic in South America.
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KILLED BY A ~SOMNAMBULIST
T">un prcnms al Thieves and
Hhoots his Roommate.

HOUSTON, Tex. \, Ri i.-Elm,r Mitch
ami "a Patton We're working tor tay
NJ iris ro1j uu;1, At Crosby, ANA were
ruom-mu,'s. ppr,us Monday nisnt
Nj rholI dreamed ne was in the stable
M tILt t...Ny- Nr.r stealing the horses.
= lang the pistol IN his sleep he fired,
Killing rd'ch Instantly, He then ran
of th" house, sul! asleep, and began a
L-.--Ll-ln
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Hints for the Home.

Keeping a pan of water in the oven
will prevent fowl from scorching.
1t Is best to save all egg shells to set
tie coffee.
Linimerts and ointments should al
ways be applied to the patient with the
hand; II applied with cotton or a cloth
the good effect obtained from the frio-
ton would be lost. ~
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Pennsylvania has two armies within
her borders one is CoXey's and 1t may
be a joke, as the Allegheny city people
o II to he. The other is In the coko
regions. and there is no humor about
the situation there. A jest can never be
pointed by dynamite. Those armed and
marching strikers carry a grave menace
to the commonwealth. 1t seems almost
too much to hope that the disturbance
will pass away without more serious re
suits than had been reached up to this
morning.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

All the people of the United States are
not subject to the military despotism of
Gov. Ttllman, and some of them would
like to make an issue on the question
of his right to control their Geographic
correspondence.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

AS long as politics control the police,
policemen cannot interfere with poll
ticians. This is the secret of the pull"
1t Is the state OF things that will be
continued n intensified under the Plat
Bipartisan bill. even as that measure is
to be amended under the compromise
agreed to In the State Senate.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

The song tells us that there are gains
for all our losses" but at present writ
ing 1t is hard to see what are the
gains for the losses at the elections In
Ohio and elsewhere yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
THROAT CUT FOR SINGING.
Quincy SnIOOn-k Objects Ia
Hearing after the BALL"

QUINCY, Ill, April 4-Bcn Miller had
his throat cut In William pirrkcs's
saloon last night for singing after the
Ran" Dicrkcs had notified Miller to
quit singing, and when picrkcs attempt
ed to eject him from the place Miller
drew II knife.
bloody fight "nsucl. Miller fell with his
throat cut, besides having received other
wounds. Dicrkcs disappeared after Miller
fell,
The evening world., 1894-04-04
LETTERS.

TINE column Is open 10 sperybody ,ohe hns a
complaint 10 make, n grievance 10 ~tenhi1t., innor.
nation 10 give, a subject Of general interest 10 dt.
ctns or a pubic servce 10 acknowledge, and who
ran put the idea INTO less than 100 Dorda Long
Ietters cdnnOi be prinied
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sweet Charity.

from Street & Smiths Good News)
Little Miss Mugs haughtily) Ny
mother remembers when your grand
father used to saw wood for her mother.
Little Miss Freckles (dehantly) i
s'pose he did 1t for the poor old soul out
OF charity.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Furguson was among those who fell
yesterday before the reform ballots on
Long Island. Blu defeat at the polls
doesn't begin to be the end of his dis
comfiture.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Corn men MuM ~.

Two cups of Indian meal, two cups of
flour, II heaping tablespoonful of sugar,
two eggs. one heaping tablespoonful of
butter. two teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der, sweet milk to make a thin batter.
Bake in gem-irons.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
A HAD Speculation.

O'rOm Hallol
Patient-I believe the doctor imagines
he won't get his money.
Mother-Why. my son?
Patient-l3ecause ! verhea him saw
to the doctor he brought with him this
morning that II was u risky case.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

The overthrow Of the little Long Island
bosses was so easy that 1t suggests pos
sibilities in connection with the over
throw of the big New York bosses.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Pancakes

Whatever recipe for pancakes you may
follow one rule always holds good: Mix
all the liquids together n one bowl and
the dry in another, then stir the liquid
into the dry and there will never be any
danger of Jumping.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Breckenridge will hereafter look for Il
typewriter who doesn't make special
memoranda of things he would rather
have her forget.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
CROKER ON THE WAY HOME.
The New York BOss Said to HIVE
Left Frisco on Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.-Richar,
Croker, the New York Tammany leader
left Monday for New York.
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PEACH CHEEKS AND PIE FACES,

Miss Maude Banks in the course of
some remarks which she gave to the
breeze ut the Garden Theatre yestor-
lay, while discussing 1.-THE twentieth
Century Woman" asked this question.
81 wonder If the time will ever com,
when an earnest, strong face in woman
will he as good to the general sight as n
peach complexion or a languishing eye?"
We think not. Maude. All the documen-
tary evidence in existence, and tradt-
tons going back as far as six thousand
years. show that the peach complexion
has had the call every time, and that IT
has been n sort OF lead-pipe cinch all
along for the languishing aye, also. The
strong. earnest face hasn't been in it
not even Il little bit.
Women who want to remain in the
woman business had better keep on cul-
t~ivatinS the peach bloom in their checks,
and the more languish they can put into
their eyes without squirting them, the
more soulful viii be the warnings of the
other sex for them. Peach-blown checks
ana languIshing eyes come high, even
when the woman buys them in "A drug
store, but the men seem To he willing to
pay the price and TO throw in alimuny
afterwards, too.
1t Is not probable that Miss Banks's
shrek for the strong, caru,st-fa,rI
woman Will cause any OF the sex who ar,
pcach-compleNiuned and drcamy-cycd to
want to chang" their faces. IT is TN,
women that have features with vIork
stopping records VII are the mairs,.,.
Of the tH"tai-r,novtItus ANA nruuty-IoW-
'rr business in these uaI,.rIuduu4.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Cultivate dress as a fine art. for mi
mute attention to personal adornment
and elegance of toilet Is the duty OF
every man or woman in civilized society.
1t Is the outward show that enables
the world to judge of us personally
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Yesterdays election news may he
briefly dismissed. 1t consisted of Re
publican gains everywhere"
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Peru still has the advantage OF South
Carolina. She has not only II dictator.
but two Presidents.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

As amended, in a spirit of compromise,
the Bi-Partisan Police bill. booked to-
pass the State Senate to-day. will give
tc the New York Police Superintendent
The evening world., 1894-04-04

The Judgment against McKane wa
confirmed at the polls in Gravesend.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

The Board of Managers of the Elmira
R~eformatory has eight days, allowed hy
the Governor, in which to show cause
why Its abs should not be doposcI
under the charges formally presented
against them. 1t is generally agreed
that the Board has hitherto shown every
cause why 1t should 20. And Brockway
must follow.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

CHIFFON

skirts are trimmed. only the wedding
toilets and street costumes are made
rlnin
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Gravesend election returns will carry
no comfort to Sing Sing.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

1t vas not a good first Tuesday in Apri
for the Long Island rings.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
The Lnnd-TnN Bill.

To the Editor:
Allow me to call the attention ot those who
arc afraid To get married, and also ~ those
who have got married and are struggling with
poverty on account OF the smallness Of their
weekly earnings. to a bill now before the New
York Legislature providing for Home Rule in
taxation. II taxes We're raised from that COM
modify which is 50 limited and so much OF
which is held out Of use waiting Tor the time
when It viii have a speculative value. namely,
land, taxing 1t to its full value, It would have
the effect NJ cheaponins one ot the necessities OF
life by compelling those who own the idle land
to either huill themselves or sell at a reason
ahle price to those who will build, and thus, at
one and the same time, giving employment to
labor and cheapeulng rents. II this bill should
become law the workingmen viii he able by
their votes to say in each town and city In
the state whether they will tax that which was
made for man or that which man made for him
self ~ taxing that which man makes for him
self labor is paving "A fine. by taxing that
which was made for man, land, II is only asking
each to pay for the enjoyment ~ something
which he did not mako and therefore cannot
own. W~ORElNGMAN. Meriden, Conn.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Senator Harris has taken upon him
self the task of chief pusher to get the
Senate at the Tariff bill daily at the
earliest possible moment. The thanks of
a grateful country will be his for every
hour of delay he can cut off in the con
sideration and disposal of the measure
on which National prosperity waits.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Postscrlptum --latest still Booming
OVER AGO, 1000 PER DAY.

"MGrcb s, fegl.
AFTER a thorough cram iBrtiDn N me rjrcl'-
idtton books, press room reports, nad- rom
reports, paper companies bRis Gor oUo,u1 Of
paper furnished, orders from mars compmi''
and nersdeulerS. le ind that The circrldtjon Of
THE WORLD tmorning and oennpg oit.
| hons) for The months NJ January and f,hruarv.
| 1891, averaged LSS, 161 copies per dag, ant 50
certify"
J. EDWARD SIMMONS,
Chairman.
THOMAS l.. JAMES,
secretary.
4. n. HETRURN.
f. W. BLOOMINGDaLE.
HENRY CLEIrS,
CHARLES ". u IrTON
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~ received grent benefit from Its use imme-
diato'y. ! could sleep better, my appetite I'm.
proved, and my general health und strength
were much better from It's use.
I'VE have used this wonderful remedy In our
family for some time, aud do not think we could
get along without 1t. We have m old lady in
our family who isnow eighty years old, and who
takes It regularly three times day. She was
very wcak and nervous. md her hand shook so
she could not feed herself but now TINT shak-
Ing has disappeared md she eats quito heartily.
Her food does not distress her at all and she IS
not nervous, but on the contrary Is quiet aud
very comfortable.
"Wo can truly say that DR.. Gscene's Neryura
blood md nerve remedy Is the best medicine we
ever used"
Awcll known lady OF our acquaintance. Mrs.
L. B. Waterman, suys: ~ an neIghbor OF Mr..
Joseph Gold and knew all about his case and
eau testify that every word Is truo."
Don't give up the shIpl Many wrecked con.
stitution might be saved II but stout heart was
In command.
II you have heen suffering and tried all man.
ner OF remedies without benefit take d.
Grecnc's Servurl blood and ncrve remedy. I.
Will restore you to sound aud vigorous health.
1t spurely vegetable and perfectly harmless.
DR.. Greene, It's dlscoyeEer. can DO consulted u,
his office. IS West Fourteenth street. New York
City, FREQ OF charge. II you live ont OF town,
write him q description OF your disease md he
will return IN answer without charge, advising
you as to the best course TO pursue.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
@ It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ativc; cfectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction tomillions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. I.5
% Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in '5Oc and 81 bottles, but It is man
Ifactured by the California Fig Syrup,
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup o.: Figs!
and being we'll informed; you will not.
accept any substitute # offered.
h.-E p nH ~ ht.lFF
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NoRnIsrows, Pa, Fob. 2.-Burglars
with horse mud wagon drove up to
Pool & Sons large merchant tailoring
establishment in Lanadale Mt 2 o'clock
this morning, broke the glass in the
door, opened thob bolts and carried out
$500 worth OF goods. They we're seen
by several men. but they Inter thought
the goods were being removed BY the
firm for an early start for Philadelphia,
which Is not unusual. After the thieves
had loaded their wagon they set fire to
the place and escaped. For time it
looked as though the entire building
would be destroyed, but the flames were
finally subdued with loss OF $500,
which Is covered by insurance.
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WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. 2.-Now
that the tariff bill has passed the house
and the bond issue is under way Score.
tary Carlisle is expected to devote con.
siderable time during the presen month
to looking over the papers In the cases
OF applications for Office under the treas
ury department, There will be good
deal OF work in this direction. In the
customs service alone there already ex.
ists n number OF vacancies in presider.
tia! Offices. These added to those that
will occur on or before March by OK.
piration OF term or otherwise will make
a total OF thirty-one.
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DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP. \
Noble Advice From a Great
Man.
words Which VIII Last Forever as u
Moral Lesson.
oh! lfMorc Would Only Weigh We'll
Such Expressions.


When Captain Lawrence told his men not to
give up thoship he lIttlO know what valuable
lesson he was teaching TO the world. How many
times We become discouraged and dependent
and Hre ready to Elrc up in despair, when with
Il little more pluck aud perseverance all might
yet DO we'll. Agood example OF a nun who was
determined to fight to tho cnd, Is Mr.. Joseph
Gold, OF NorthGOlI, VI, whose experience Is
certainly most interesting.
"FlvO years ago. said Mr.. sold, ~ had 80.
vCrO case Of typhoid fever which prosrated mo
terribly My limbs SwclIcd to twice their nat.
ural size, md nobody thought would recover
got through 1t, but was loft In very bad con.
dillon; weak, nervous And dObIiitated ! was
determined to got vol. however II possible, and
used DR.. GreenpS Ncrvura blood and nerve
remedy,
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Win YAII.IlANr nlE2
Tho Government sni0 10 DO ue.ItntIn

Tho Government Said 10 DO IIcsitating.
Growing Sentiments for Mercy.
Paris, Fob. 2,-Tho crowd which
gathered on the Place Dc La Roquotto
yesterday evening in anticipation Of
witnessing tho preparations for tho
execution OF Valiant, tho condemned
anarchist, was very amall in comparison
to asBemblagcs witnessed thcro oyory
night during tho past week.
1t is now reported that II Valiant Is
sent to the Guillotino his execution will
not take place until the middle OF next
week.
The Eclair, referring to tho efforts
being made to obtain q Communication OF
Vaillants aontence, says that tho gov
ernmont is hesitating US to what course
to pursue and that this hesitation is
caused by the fact that that 1t seems
public opinion in favor oil mercy to the
condemned man Is increasing.
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NIuHDEIsED AND lopDED,
William Hush nnd Ills VITO Found Riddlcd

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. Eat Lu.
zerne, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bush,
respectable people living about five
miles from the station, have been found
murdered. When the ncighbors arose
they saw the windows to the Bush resi-
dence open. The doors were securely
fastened. Mr. and Mrs. Bush lay in bed
weltering in blood, their bodies ridded
with bullets. Tho crime was committed
but n fow hours before as tho wounds
were fresh. Who the assnssns were is
not known. The cause is thought to DO
robbery, as the Bushes were known to
have considerable money, and none OF it
can be found. Il,
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Fonr WAYNE, IsD.-The re sidents OF
East Wayne and Francis streets are
greatly excited over the discovery OF a
supposed case OF leprosy in boarding
house in that neighborhood. The pa.
tient is Polish Jew named Goldstein,
who. for several weeks, has been engag-
ed in house to house canvass OF the
sale OF notions. lie was taken in
charge by the health authorities and
placed in isolated quarters on the poor
farm two miles south of the city,