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The evening world., 1894-08-13
Quick Rice Pudding.

From a quart Of milk put into bowl
four tablespoonfuls. Cook teacupful
and a half OF raisins In the remainder
twenty minutes. Beat the yolks Of four
eggs with the milk in the bowl. Add
six teacupfuls of boiled rice to the milk
and raisins; cook five minutes, stirring
constantly; stir in the eggs and milk,
two teaspoonfuls of salt, teacupfui
and a half of sugar and a little grated
nutmeg or cinnamon. Stir till the pud,
ding reaches the boiling point and let It
boil three minutes. Cover the top with
meringue of the whites Of eggs and
two tablespoonfuls of white sugar and
brown in the oven.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Gifts at baptism.

Gifts TO infants at their baptism are
of ancient origin. Formerly the spon-
sors generally offered gilt spoons to the
child. These spoons were called apostle
spoons, because the figures OF the twelve
apostles were carved at the top OF the
handles. Rich sponsors gave the com
plete set of twelve, while for those who
were not SO opulent four was consid-
cred the proper number, and poor spon-
sors would content themselves with Of
foring one. In the latter case the han
die OF the spoon generally exhibited the
hsure OF any saint In honor OF whom
the child received Its name. 1t 10 In
alluslon 10 this custom that, when Gran
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Once more the Central Labor Union
arises TO voice the question which is
interesting all the taxpayers: What be-
came Of that sl,OO,O0o park appropria-
ton. Somebody has promised an item
lied account Of expenditures. What is
wanted is an exact accounting for the
money. Who got it, And what for?
And what did that honest labor get out
OF ii for whose benefit the amount Was
appropriated?
The evening world., 1894-08-13
VERY NEAR $4,000.
The Babies Fund Record Smash
ing Still Goes Merrily On.
In Thirteen Weeks 132,895 Fami-
lies Have Been Visited.
II, 40 children Treated and ., ,J2
Needy Patients Relieved.
The subscriptions.


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Entertainment a. Ar'efhs ho'"' '.. '""
Entertainment at mays hAI' b''he-
bourne, !" l'."'''.'.'.'...'...... ''''
visitors ~ the Dome Of fniltter b'iH-
lnS'..'s ',''''.t'.'' .'..t.'..',........ '.V'
talr on Marion avenue fOiuham '.'''.. - "
outdoor Industrial Club. .......''.''..''' y .
Fair Of WoodiaNn Cliy......'..'''''''..'' ''-'
Terrace Gardsn....,. ...........,..,...... u" ~
FAR at bEl Lexington avenue ............ 40
Fair at I'll East Elghty-iourh street, \"
falT ~ VI amStefuam avenue CIV ...-. Nv
nI"A' a. SlshuaId BHn'' 10 NH'sW
titeei ..... ..s..... ......' ,,.....'.'.. S''
Fair at A'gs Han, BtooAINn .''''t''.''' '"o
Glass at Everett hot,l ...,.,..,......., 90
Glass at Everett Holti. ....st...''...'.''. -
Glass at Dewey Son, i5S Fulton street. by
Class al STANDARD Burei, fhik place. , %
Giass al Wilson's Pharmacy .........,... ga
tIasH ~ " r. bathtluer' - west o"e
Hundred and Twenty NTH stteet........ '"s
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The woman who ran down an eas,-stde
street the other day garmentless and
crazy. had TO be hustled all the way to
police station along the sidewalk in
full public view. Had New York been
possessed, as /, should be. of proDcr
police signal and patrol wagon service
tbs would rot have been The case. The
poor creature could have been kept in
some friendly shelter while the wagon
MAS being sent for. and coulsj then have
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Pineapple Cream.

Beat half pint Of sweet cream until
it is stiff. Peel and chop a pineapple,
and the juice of a lemon and two-thirds
of a cup Of powdered sugar: dissolve an
ounce of isinglass in a little hot water.
and mix all lightly together, and pour
into a mould. When wanted turn II
carefully on the dish in which ii u
served
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Probably the Same Young Man.

To the Editor:
In answer 10 Stella Lawton" who asks
which way she can get her gentleman friend
to take OF his coat I would advise her not to
ask him, for | have been keeping company with
a young man who answers the description and
his initials were II. H., and I have tried time
and time again but he would not do so, until
later on found out he was deceitfnI. There
fore Stella do not trust him. ANNETTE
Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Pink Finger Tips.

Sone of the bellies of Asia have
weakness for pink finger tips, Ths
juice OF red berries and roots are used
as aye, and n common practice Is an in
lection of SIENNA under the rails, TINS
best women In America consider highly
polished and rose-tinted nails the
height Of vulgarity. Certainly the fash
ion is changing. Superior cultivation
weakens the nails, destroying the latent
oil and causing extreme britt,eness.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
LETTERS.

ina cohsss q opes 10 eveyySody ~ho has
eorlpldh1t 10 ~ats, grieusnos b ve,'t1afc tycv>
Nation 10 ptcs. subject Of general tniros 70 die
e,a or a pubic savcs 10 sesnesiedos, end phs
tan put ne idea suo ess tAan 100 vvds Lsv
<tt<rs earrof be prfp.nf
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Dead Bod, IN the North river.

The body o. su unknown man was found To the
%or.h River q, The foot Of Franklin street A. :
clooE this moTniug. lie was Sppsrrhrls Ahou.
f1r,y-h,s years Old had dark ha.r aud muFta,hs
wore Jumper, DARK truussT1, white socks aud
ls-s shoes Around HE waist Was a leather h,|l
and 10 his pOckets we're 10 cents and o Chime sr
Laundry cheek The body which vas ven much
decUmpUssd was sent 10 the NoTguc
The evening world., 1894-08-13
HOme-Made Ice-Crenn

Excellent homemade" ice-cream 10
prepared as follows: TO three fresh
eggs add one cupful of granulsted SUI
gar, thoroughly beaten, the cream from
pan of milk that is well scalded, and.
IL possible, another cupful OF cream.
Beat again, adding desired fiavorng.
Now add quart or more Of the scalded
mornings milk, one more cupfui of SUI
gar. or scant cup to a quart, then
freeze.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
silver Pen Sends 81.

To Inc EIIIOrI
Enclosed kindly apply TO the Sick Babies Fund,
which tender In eager anticipation and hope
for the speedy restoration to health OF Stanley
Loeb, OF Providence, H. l., who now lies suffer
ing at the Children's Hospital, at Boston, Mass,
from a recent operation on his little limb. which
he 90 bravely endured. Hence the sentiment is
inspired incidentally by the Grand work Of your
fund SILVER PEN.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The rains in the West. with the conse-
quent revival OF part of tine threatened
corn crop, marx the beginning Of the end
OF hard times. Providence Is on our
side, even though Congress Is unable TO
pass the Tariff bill, which would be
worth more to US than good crops
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Curtain. for the Dining-Roem

Colors, other than wood, are not good
in a dining room. Even wood colors
may be displeasing. Light oak furniture,
such az enterprising firms sell for antique
oak, is ugly as tartar sauce In day
light. Cheap cherry finish is better than
the bilious yellow OF better wood. In
the way OF portieres only reeds or grass
canvas is pertinent. Woollen, stuff and
tapestry bangings hold the fumes of
foods and tobacco. White cross-bar or
dotted muslin is the window-draping
material par excellence. Any window
that brings into view an unpleasant
scene should be painted, drsped or
screened during mealtimes. Pictures
and transparencies are easy to get IL the
light is q luxury.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Fair Was n Success.

To INC FUIInT
Tho fair held at 20 Wilson street brooklyn.
was a success, II VAS a lovely night and all the
children came in smiling Every ono was anxious
TO buy and everything was sold cheaply Follow
ing were the members OF the Committee:
Emma slocum BELLA Gornery.
Johnny Phalsn. Eddie Ratigan
Fanny Crost, Hattie Drskoll.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

While Mr.. Pullman Is arranging to
evict his striking tenants, he must feel
q bit put out himself over Attorney
General Moloney's move towards an
nulling the Pullman charter.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
A Psychological Explanation.

To the Edition:
As to blondes being Guiektempered, we'll that
depends on whether their head Is wide at the
ears as also somewhat on other measurements
and upon other conditions Of temperament be.
sides complexion, Iial hsi-hsi I suppose The
Evening World" will throw this chronological
explanation in the waste basket. sTENoG.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
She Is u Talking Machine.

To the Editor.
] am very fond OF q young isd,, ,s!.ass slrt
and call To FEE her often. She has a twin sister
who is talking machine in good order Every
time pay my lady love a visit she comes in
the psrlor ana talks necessarily asking and an.
sWering her own questions, What want to know
lie. What ono can do in such a dilemma? | am
in a quandsTy. 4. H. z. !. W. T.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

one OF Miihollands friends urges him
TO smile and be the clipper John A
new and delicate fashion OF giving the
old advice TO grin and bear it," Cut,
On! what an aching heart that smile viii
have to conceal, II ii comes Be
tT-r-r-ayedi
The evening world., 1894-08-13

If New York hadn't been bossed too
much 1t might be burning its garbage
now. An administration for politics only
cannot be expected to accomplish much
IN the way OF municipal progress.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Attorney-Genersl Moloney thinks the
law Of Illinois can reach the Pullman
Company. Attorney-General Olney still
stands in his old position Of assuming
hat the laws of the United States can't
reach any combine Of capitalists.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The relay bicycle message from Presi-
dent Cleveland, in Washington, to GOV.
Waite, of Colorado, reached Denver In
less than seven days, but II will be
seven years before Gov. Waite will un-
derstanS the message which cleveland
really wanted 10 send him
The evening world., 1894-08-13
u VIII DO Them Good.
To the Editor

To the Editor
We had a fair in front OF the strohmeIcr Cot
tsss on West End avenue Tor one afternoon and
have made sls.7l TO help the Sick Rabies Fund
along, We all hope that II viii do the little ones
good
Mile r. Mack, llslsn Hainaman,
stella strauss, Norma Strauss
West End. n, J.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Proceeds of n Fair.

luclosed you VIII End s. 50, the proceed, n
fair which Was held on seventy ninth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues for ono DAY
Francis Steckcl, Mamie Dillon
Hattie sadie LedeTsr S!tcr!s Cohen
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Fair In Brooklyn.

To the Lll'or.
Find inrlosed the sum OF 81 80 the proc ssds OF
a fair held at $40 Liberty avenue, Brooklyn, for
the SICK Babies Fund.
stacy Malone Frida Anllenheh
Minnie Watson, Irene Watson
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Dreamed bacon.

Bake in the oven slices OF bacon TIL
they are brown and crisp; put them on
hot platter; add TO the fat in the pan
a tablespoonful or more OF hour; 81,
till smooth, add gradually teaeupip'
and half Of milk aAd cook TIVE min-
uteB. --.-
The evening world., 1894-08-13
10 Cook Brook front.

Roll the fish in meal or bread crumbs.
Dip in beaten egg, and then in bread
crumbs again. Cook in boiling fat so
hot as to brown the bread crumbs in
sixty seconds. Salt to taste.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Sold Toys on the street.

10 the fhltOr.
Inciosed please hnd 20 in postage stamps
which We have made for the Sick Babies Fund
by selling our little toys We had on the street
Hoping 1t will help some sick baby and make a
mothers heart happy.
IDA NEELl 2la Fast Eighty-ninth street
ROSIE IllNCI, 2i5 East Eighty a!ath street
The evening world., 1894-08-13
shooting Array Near st. Louis.


tBy AssOCIaIed Fressl
ST Lotus. Aus l3.-Ccntrudctory reports
received from jefferson Barracks OF shooting
srraps between party ot fishermen from this
city sHS Il number OF natives near Csrrolrs Island
last evening II is said that a native VAS shot
and killed and another badiy wounded. The 81,
Louis party was arrested but all denied having
Killed ar hOdN
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Contrary TO the impression that
might be gathered from the perusal of
q morning contemporary, OF two. Ii
Hung Chang's yellow jacket is not the
central issue Of the Corean dispute.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
[NeggEkl SHeMEI

mer protested to be unworthy of being
sponsor to the young Princess, Shakes
peare makes the King reply:
Come, come. my Lord. you'd spare your spoon.
The mug or spoon and fork offering
of the present day appears as a very
debased survival of really beautiful
christening Offering.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

IT II u little early TO crow. but We
have got along very nicely without a
cholera ship this summer. Don't let
any dog-day laNness at Quarantine spoil
Iht. rrurl
The evening world., 1894-08-13
She FeiI ut III. bridge Entrance

Mrs Anne Hail stEty-seyen years Old Of -.
IIosdlsy avenue Jersey city. tel While as end,
ing The steps a. the !'EG York entrance 20 The
brooklyn bridge this moTninS. and sustained rev.
efsl Glight bruises snf cut on the torsaead
she vas taken 10 the Chambers Street lIOsits
Nhsgs her WOUNDS NvIe dressed
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Thirty Men Escape a Cave-In.
by Associated Press

HELENA, Mon, Aug, lS.--About 800 Zee Of the
roof Of the Mullsn tunnel, on The Northern Pa
ci6c. rayed in last night Just before the acct
denl thirty men left the tunnel To let a freight
train pass through, intending to return after II
mad passed, The freight vas entering the tunnel
when the Caye-in occurred.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Collection by Eight Girls.

To the Editor.
Ny friends and / collected s. by selling toys on
stands for the Sick Babies Fund. | inoloss II
with pleasure, hoping It will help some poor sick
baby. Collected by eight girls.
Katie Gallagher, Mette TraveTs.
Dora Klinkow Addie Landhrack,
Dolly Rice. Jessie LandbraCk,
Edna Alexander Efthal Brown.
lis East one Hundred and Eleventh street.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Christians Have Rights, TOO.

To the Editor
For Evolution 30 The same right that every
man has to assume that his honest convictions are
true, the same right the dissenter has to assume
that his dssents are true; the same that you
have TO assume that your dosmatic declarations
are true. Why argue about a doctrine II you do
not believe it, And IL YOU believe 1t why not
assume IT as true? Would you have an honest
man assume as false what he believes TO be true,
or assume as true what he believes TO be false?
Is It on this loose principle Of sincerity that you
argue with me3 In logic the major and minor
OF every argument is assumed TO be true until
the dissenter or opponent proves II 10 be false.
DO not your own words assume true that we
have no right TO assume our religion as true
against a dissenter? Have Christians no rights
as against dissenters. directors and infdels! You
seem TO infer they have not But the Christian
religion does not rest assumption. II is
fact OF human experience, as patent as the sun
that shines at midday. This IL the position OF the
| Christian. and so long as he is not driven from
1t by logic. reason and evidence-not by BIAS
phemy and bunoonery-he has a right to assume
Christianity to be true, and every other system OF
religion to be false To suppose that this insttu-
| tion. so interviewer in every fibre OF civilized
society SO dominant In Its thought and movement,
could be overthrow by the fsllaoies, .ophistries
and downright falsehoods OF a handful OF shall.
low. noisy DIRECTORS, is vain. The reasons that
gave 1t q beginning, q development and q growth
up TO the present time. when It is the most
powerful factor OF human society, cannot he over
come by joke or play upon words. The rea.
sons OF its origin. growth and development are
| the reason OF its perpetuity l. u. G.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Thieves Arrested After IA Fight.
lBy Associated Press


PIERRE Dak., Aug. IA posse, consist
Ing Of the Actns Mayor sheriff and deputies
list night arrested six mtn who had heon steal
/ " dry goois from several local nrms. The gang
made \ desperate Resistance, and great dmCulty
aas experienced In enscUng their capture
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Magic-I.antern show.

To Inc EnlIOT.
IRClosed please find -, which 10 the proceeds
Of a magic lantern show hsid al Sos Crescent
street, Astoria, on Wednesday, Aug. g. 1885, The
money collected by
WILLIAM MOORHOUsE
RORERT KROuSE,
JAMES CASEY.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Collected - Gents.

To The Editor
Enclosed please tnd 81 ,snl' IN postage ramfs
Collected hy sadie StUTk and her friend Of East
one Hundred and Third street SADIE STORM
The evening world., 1894-08-13

II the House spells a Senate game to
prevent all tarifr legislation the House
will not have been unfaithful.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Harlem in fifteen minutes" IL an issue
that is going to the polls In November.
Don't forget 1t.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Drunken women are dragged through
the streets Of Harlem by policemen.
There are no patrol wagons there.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Three police captains, three ward men
and Ave sergeants on Attorney Well
mans little list. What q field for the
deadly pantatasis.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

All letters from contributors TO the Sick BAbles'
FUND will be printed. hsay are 10 gps aad will
appear iE this column later.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The ward man says OF the assess
ments he collected: "They went up
above" Let the Investigations go '.up
above" also.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
ILe INDY Blne nelIa.

Tue Iady Blue Bells Of BROOKLYN. y soe 'y d
girls ranging from ten 10 thirteen years OF aEe.
collected 81 40 Tor the Sick BABIES Fund In three
days They went smnnE their friends with
The evening world., 1894-08-13

These days are not too warm TO ad-
init OF cool calculations for the coming
municipal campaign.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Y The days events at Washington must
show whether It is a blue Monday for
tariff reform and the people.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

been quickly and quietly conveyed to
the station. All New York should blush
for this incident and Cor the msladmin-
istratlon responsible for 1t.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

II doesn't seem to have occurred to
Senatorial dignity that 1t isn't dlgnifed
to be bossed too much.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
sends 10 Cents.

10 the Eit,1r
Please Gnd iuclossd IS cents from
HARRY kROlSE
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Grand suest. Vice-PrcsIdcnt Sadie BromboTs
lSs Grand street. Secretary, Hannah MlntE, ~
Grand street. Treasurer. Minnie lselheimer. "
Berry street. MemberS--Marths HeismRn,t SADIE
MONDAY Mamie wArsawsky and Sadie Palmer.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Three Ray Bathers Drowned.
tBy Associated Pres


CINCINNATI. Aus. l4,--Frsnk Burns william
slatteTy aud HalthcE slsttsTy. ranging an age
from ten to thirteen years. we're drowned while
swimming Ia Dloody Run' nsaT Norwood. yes
txrda.,
The evening world., 1894-08-13

This will probably be vital week for
real municipal home-rule prospects In
the Constitutional Convention.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Senator German should be interested
In the question whether political suicide
ID justifiable.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

How far will pantatssi- spread before
Sept. 10?
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Police Capt Devery's case breaks the
record. Will II also break the Captain?
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The State Is too paternal when II
usurps the place OF the City Fathers.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Readefs Of THE EVENING WORLD leaving
ne eify for The hot months should snd in their
sddrsses and haN THE EVENING WORLD
mailed 10 them regularly.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
ALL THESE WORKED HARD.

to aid the poor sick babies, and as a result OF
their efforts they herewith inclose the sum OF
SIS 30. the proceeds of fair which they held.
well az voluntary subscriptions.
Lotte Mork, stella Steinberser
Blanche Mann, Lulu FTeund,
Frisda Rothschild. Olga GrunwBld.
sadie Pauy, Birdie Mann.
Mile Wolkenslein. Martha Pauv
Edna Morh. sophie steiniels
The evening world., 1894-08-13
4 TOothsone Lunch.


Piping Hot Pork and Besns.
Ice Cold Sweet Butter.
Nutmeg Melons.
Lady Finger
Nute--NoI . scrap OF bread should be
served Eat beans and butter for a change.
This menu can be got at the grocers. II is
money, labor and time saving.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-06
DISTRICT COURT,

Judge Kelly has confirmed the sale of
effects OF thomas j. OLeary. an in
solvent, to w. }. McGinnis for $3.50.
Juage Otis has dismissed the appeal
of fhorkild Wilson from an order dis
allowing his fiscal account as admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of Christian II. Berg
Strum.
Judge Willis has filed an order in the
case of John j. DOunelly against Will
lam Cunningham and George H. Vent
worth, III which he refuses 10 amend
former findings in which the plaintiff
was given lu uIgment for $2,700.
Judge Brill has denied the application
of Thomas Roberts d Co. for an appeal
upon their claim i'll the matter of the
assignment of the Beaupre Mercantile
company. The refusal is put on the
ground that the appeal as asked would
not properly bring the claim before the
court for adjudication.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-06
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
The St. Paul Typothetae to Dine
/ and Discuss Practical Ones
tiOnS.

The St. Paul Typothete to Dine
and Discuss Practical Ones.
tions.
The st. Paul Typotheta have mapped
out what is liable to be the most prac-
tlcal meeting ever held since the asso-
citation was organized. The members
VIII assemble for dinner at the Mer-
chants hotel at p. IN. on Thursday
next. and after dinner a series OF papers
will be read on topics which concern
the employing printers. G. w. Hornick.
superintendent of the mechanical de-
partment of the Pioneer Press, will
preside, and the papers read will be as
follows:
.On What Basis Shall We Figure
Paper i'll Estimating on WOrk?"-D.
Ramaley.
'sThe Comp sing Room and It's Rela-
ton to Estimating. Michael Treacy.
''Some Comparative Estimates Re-
Gently Made."-H. r. Curtis.
''The Evils of Soliciting."-W. T..
Rich.
How Shall We Awaken Among the
Printing Fraternity Community of
INTEREST,"" H. l.. Collins.
'fIhe Shopping Practice and Its
Evils. Frank Shoop.
Following each paper there will be
ten minutes for discussion and the ask
ing and answering of questions. The
speeches will be enlivened by music. A
business session of the Typotheta will
conclude the evening.
As nearly all the employing printers
OF the city are members OF the organiZa-
ton the occasion bids fair to be both
pleasant and profitable
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-06
81 Cents

a yard. The manufacturers
agent tells us they cost 40
cents a yard to make, and
their lowest retail value is
so cents. We never sold
better goods for a half
dollar.
A lot of finest Wool
Storm Serges. A inches
wide. in the most desirable
colorings, will be sold for
SO cents a yard; worth
S5c.
Silk and Wool Mixed
Suitings, newest styles and
colorings, full 38 inches
wide, SO cents a yard.
We might call them French
Novelties and they would
look cheap at almost double
our price.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-06
ARCANUM MEET.
Unique Card Of Invitation Sent
Out

There occurred last night. at the
quarters of Terrace Council No. 1918,
Royal Arcanum, an enjoyable gather
ing. The invitation sent out was some
what unique in Its wording:
''This being the Lenten season, and
also the hard times season, it behooves
us to show we intelligently interpret it
so, and also to manifest our apprecia-
ton Of the same by repentance" Mem
bers were commanded to appear "in the
clothes you threw away three or four
times, and the same ones your wife
couldn't sell or give away" Members
were required to ''come in rags" White
shirts, dickeys and collars were pro-
hibited. Yum Yum tobacco (or worse),
clay pipes and cards" AS if to impress
upon recipients as strongly as possible
that this was not ''claw hammer or
deeollete affair. the line, 'cigars and
good clothes prohibited" was thrown in
at the close. The purport of all this is
that Terrace council held an ENJOYABLE e
''smoke social"