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The evening world., 1894-07-04
Dlackmail on Ferry-Boats.

To the Editor:
have u grievance which I wish TO veatilate
against the staten Island boats. Last Sunday |
went TO South Beach. There crowd and
the boats were full Of people. ! went up on
deck and noticed boy with three camp chairs.
and politely asked him for the extra chairs.
He Immediately became abusive. and told me to
go to the Internal regions and ind my own
chairs ! had lady with and did not wish
to make scene otherwise would have given
that young biackgusrd lesson. We went around
the deck ard were fortunate enough to secure
seats. and right opposite US | noticed another
boz with three seats, and soon two ladies came
along and asked him for them. lie demanded
ten cents and got 1t. | think tho comnany ought
t. soc that this petty bsckmai is at once
stopped on its boats. PRO bono PUHLICO.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

To the Editor,

To tho Editor:
II Harry truly loves the girl, her frequent
notes and solcitude on his behalf would be a
pleasure to him. and not an annoyance. Ell
you don't happen to drop In seems to imply
that you are in the habit OF promising to
drop tn and falling TO keep your word, in
which case you are not worth Chasing up"
II you cannot keep a promise do not make one.
and II unlocked for circumstances force you
to break one. write Immediately and apologize.
Pay little attention to the small
coGrtesies OF life and you won't be deluged with
notes demanding an explanation OF your con-
duet which she certainly has every right 70
expect. II she loves you. your absence coupled
with your silence must necessarily pain her,
which 1t should be yoIr care to avoid.
FREDDY
The evening world., 1894-07-04

To the Editor:
AS to braggarts. MIR. Lexow," Johnny Bull
give US odds, but as to facts An ex-
ample Since the battle of Waterloo (won by the
Prusslans( England has never succeeded in whip
ping white men," Negroes. Chinese or half
armed savages, yes. In 1912 she claimed the
right to take sailors from our ships We went to
war. whipped her and American sailor has
ever reen taken since. In the Crimea sebastopol
was taken by the French. Admiral Napier,
with an immense fleet, Dragged he would take
Cromstadt In six weeks. but white men defended
it and the Russian has never lowered. The
Alabama was manned by English gunners and
sailors. and, a matter OF course the Yankee
Kearsarge scoa sunk her. The Beers In Africa
whipped Mr.. Bull could cite many more facts
but. really, 'Lexow' makes me tired.
AMERlCUS Zanesvilla n
The evening world., 1894-07-04

itc ruurh farce-comeIy An credit must
hr riy,n tim tor attempting t. get
away from IL The publ" clnm1rs fp-
him IN such classics as "A Straight Tip
AMI ~ Mad bargain ard, IT'S nc is not
ou tn" stage for hts health he Win pr
H,nt them, or tnDr equivalents.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Reign of White Petticoats.

The reign OF white petticoats predict.
ed for several months approaches slowly,
The lifted dress skirt still shows the
dainty silk and lace trimmed petticoats
in {. more bewildering variety than ever.
For wear under white and delicately
tinted lawns. mousseline de soies and
Other gauzy materials nothing is SO sat.
isfactoIy rs silk, imparting finish and
effect that is impalpable, yet missed
without 1t. and except under bingham
gowns Of the plaincst variety the mus
lin or cambria petticoat has no sphere,
The evening world., 1894-07-04
OKLAHOMA OUTLAW KILLED.
shot by nm Officer While in Conn
pnny with Liz Dpiton.

III. RENO, okla, July 4,-Lit Dalton,
brother Q; the late Bill Dalton. ana a
Mr\ic4n negro rode into this city. tied
their horses and entered a saloon. The
Mexican emerS i from The saloon and
was mounting his horse when an officer
approached hlA and COMMANDED him Il
Wgn over his six shooter which order he
Itsglts4 by shootiDS AT the officer
iprrr rlInriuc fyr, ,nsu,J IA, u,hi,l
the Mexican was shot four times in the
head and through the body and mis- hors,
vas killed. The injured man soon eX.
plrcd He was Il frontier outlaw and q
desperate character. Dalton took nc
part in the affair.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Pineapple for supper.

Here is a delicious way OF preparing
pineapple for Sunday night supper
Cut the fruit into cubes and Sprinkle
with wine. using one gill Of wine 10
quart of the fruit. Chill the pineapp''
and then sprinkle with four Tablespoon
fuls OF sugar. Heap In mound IN
glass dish. II the leaves of the OF 'he
pineapple are green and pretty piaoo
them In the centre of the mound. gu
of orange juice may be substituted i0'
the wine.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Select full stalks OF parsley and re.
move all dried or imperfect leaves.
Wash it thoroughly in cold. sailed water
and dry on clean. soft towel; when 1t
Is perfectly dry. gather a bunch at u
time by the stalks, dip leaves in smok-
ing-hot fat for one moment. If there is
any moisture on parsley the fat will
sputter and there Is danger Of burning
the hand: but IL carefully dried and
dipped In there is no trouble In frying
the parsley as desired.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Blackberry Cordial.

This home made drink Is valuable in
hot weather disorders Of the stomach.
Squeeze blackberries enough to make a
quart Of juice, add to 1t pound OF
loaf sugar and let it dissolve, heating
it slowly. Add to it one teaspoonful of
cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg. Boil all
together twenty minutes. On removing
from the fire add wineglass of
brandy. Put in bottles while hot and
seal. Use teaspoonful for a glass OF
iced water
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Edith Thomas on Dress Reform.

The young blind and deaf and dumb
girl. Edith Thomas, has indicated by
means of her representative fingers that
the Swedish gymnastic dress is SEN
sible one for women. In spite of her
double infirmity, she Is clever little
needle woman, and after what she calls
seeing this costume at woman's
gymnasium she cut and made one like
it for her doll. The dress consists Of
a blouse and divided skirt, and is al
most exactly like that worn by the Ra-
tlonal Dress Club of Denver, the mem
bers Of which are getting mems sigma
lures to little paper expressing ap-
prevail of the new mode of dress.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

III feathers are damp at any time IN.
curl may be retained by holding m.
nat over the fire arI waving it untn
Dry. then pla re in cool room for IN.
Hpres TO sttfen. Feathers NAV a,so
ne curied over knife held near a bo,
1latiron. the heat making the curl NOR.
durable. A little blue in the water Is,
which white feathers are washed i'm.
proves the color
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Didn't Let "Lovcy BIRD" Have Him


To the Editor:
I can sympa'hize with widow" and &C. C."
I had good and loving husband. too, who always
talked in his dreams. One night while dream
ing he said; "Oh. Iovey-bird am your honey
Hen ihis name is Henry and We will love each
other II the whole world is against us" Now.
what do you suppose I did? Leave him? No.
Let lovey-tiri have him. Not much. | frst
asked him what IT all meant and he told me
he met 'Lovey-brl" who works In grave
Stone foundry, at lunch and fell in love with her
but she would never look at him. Then said
| awful sorry for him and It was shame
that girl should make him fall In love with
her and then not love him, TOO. lie said That
/ right, 1t is shame" | kept on sticking to
! him for better or for worse. IA vowed when
/ married him md his love for me Is returning.
! Now he will not look at 'Lovey bird any more.
| At least. that is what he says. Lont you think
I dii the right thing. Widow and &C. CT
one who ia TRUE TO HER vow.
| p. s-The hateful stuck-up thing uovey-
bird). Ny husband is too good for her.
| T. T. H. v.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
For Sore Feet

When the feet are sore. as from lons
walking, take teaspoonful of Epson
salts, i've or six drops of tincture a.
capsicum. and put ia shallow basin Of
water-just enough to cover the so,es Of
the feet-and soak them twenty minute,
one VIII be surprised at the relief th,
VIII give. Ii will also cure burning a,
the feet that so many are troubled with
in the Summer
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Great work In Mount Vernon.

To the Editor:
EtSht little friends send $40 80. The proceeds
of a fair held at 1856 South laird uyonue. Mount
Vernon ~ Y, for the dear sick babies Hop
ing this viii help some little tots we are:
!.nlu bourne, Julia 4. Maxwell.
Linbr boodwII, bgssle Bersgaer.
Nddie fheling Florence Cooper
george Bourne, Kenneth C.Ttss
The evening world., 1894-07-04

ing quarrel between the railroads and
their employees the impartial position Of
the Federal Government should be repre-
scented by railroad lawyer.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

In boiling macaroni 1t is a mistake to
permit 1t to stop boiling for moment
until DONE Have plenty of sailed water
in the saucepan at the boiling point
when the sticks are added. and when
they are tender throw in glass of cold
water to stop the cooking suddenly, and
drain at once After that it may be
served in various ways.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

In the Rikers Island inquiry ex-As-
semblyman Wells said: Let me say
right here that you, COMMISSIONS. An
drews, are for some reason obstructirg
relief in this case. When anything is
suggested you manage to throw wet
blanket on it" Ana he spoke the plain
and bitter truth.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Is put on the waist, and fastened to the
belt Is a skirt fringe. and the more
fantastic the better. Glass beads in hit
or miss colors are strung with shells
and buttons; carved beads of fragrant
woods are considered very choice but
the oldest of oddities is lot of sinkers
hung on a white cord.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Wellman
will be judged by his deeds, In the mat
ter OF the police Investigations which
he is to conduct under the auspices Of
Commissioners Martin and Sheehan. The
Lexow Committee has made 1t impossi-
BILE for New York to rest on good prom
fses In this direction. II MIR. Wellman
The evening world., 1894-07-04

How would you like to have a dress
with sinkers dangling round the skirt?
EVERYTHING goes at the seashore and
country house. White or blue duck,
marseilles. cotton cheviot. sail cloth
and serge is used for the dress linen
lace or a sailor collar with club colors
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Norway. wive. Are Skilled.

In Norway new law has been passed,
which makes girls ineligible for matri-
mony unit! they are proficient in knitting,
baking and spinning. Certificates of pro-
ficiency have to be earned, and without
these no girl may marry.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

II is patriotic 10 play good baseball,
TO make good speech, ~ eat a good
dinner. to have Il good Guie; day at sea
shore on in srove-in short, 10 do or to
have any one Of the gov. ;a.uEs which
come az rights, PRIVILEGES or pleasures
of any American citizen
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Is handicapped through officinl sources.
the public will perceive the fact at a
glance. II he Is left free to pursue the
straight course which he says shall be
his, results will tell.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

The trial Of the police cases by the
Police Commissioners must IN the soul
OF Convict Mchane with sense OF the
\unfairness of things. II Convict McKare
}had tried his own case. 1t is safe to eav
that he would be to-day enjoying the
sweets of liberty. enhanced by the trl-
umph OF vindcation.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

To the Editor
Having followed the debate o. who should build
the NE, my opinion is that II is the wi.e's
duty. bu, for the to have the fuel handy
have been married for nine years and never
butt arc or was ASKED to while my wife was
well and able to do II herself Gil F.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Out OF the great Senatorial sugar In
vcstigation has come the indictment OF
two reporters who are not even sus-
pected of any completely in the rascal!ty
under Investigation.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
4 Little Fair.


10 '0E i'Irl'Fi
!3'as- accept % cents, receipts Of fair hope
10 SO better next time Your, truly
Miss FRANK L, VI MILLER,
$50 Th'ri street, brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Substantial sympathy, Too.

To the Editar:
Enclosed please hnd 81, which amount please add
to your ohsritRbl5 Sick Rabies Fund In syr,-
pA'ay with the needy little ones =. r., A..
Jersey CITY, n J.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

When last nights Sporting Extra OF
1.-THE Evening World" passed the goal
there wasn't a competitor close enough
behind to be in sight.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Little Aliens Saving.

To rio Editor.
Allen Thpr"on nsanett. little by Of nine
rars, sends 81 o: his own savings to the SICK
Battles FUND, s29 President street. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Ties HIVE LOnE Ends.

All the tailor-nade girls wear scarf
or ties. They are put round the stand.
Ing and turn-down collars Of silk and
cotton shirt waists. and some of them
have ends long enough to tuck In the
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Just verdicts are those which condemn
Prendergast to the gallows and Shea t.
the eiectrocution chair.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

In presence OF the painful facts of
the strike. let no one to-day lose sight
of the greater facts OF the grandeur,
strength and permanence OF the Re
public
The evening world., 1894-07-04
One of Cupid's Firecrnckers.

To the Editor:
Some one wanted to know what a kiss was.
My guess Is: A kiss Is one OF Cupids hrecrackers.
Instead q setting fire to Johnnys trousers II sets
IRE TO two hearts PATRIOTIC.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

The bill which passed the Senate yes
terday was not the Wilson Tariff bill.
1t was the German Compromise bill,
which Is a bill OF another denomination.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

How are you, Croker? And where
did you get It?
The evening world., 1894-07-04

The deep red of industry's fires. the
pure white Of peace, the true blue OF
patriotism-these are Americas own col
Ors,
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Home rule, rapid transit and cmauci-
patton from hossism. These are the
New York city issues. Give them d
thought on this Independence Day.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Now for New York's Declaration Of
Independence. Are you all ready?
The evening world., 1894-07-04

No straight" local ticket. Such n
ticket Is the product OF the bosses, and
New York Is bossed too much.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Chairman Wilson'S enfeavors to bring
his bill back 10 a partially recognlza bic
shape, in conference, will be watched
with interest.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

A Fourth OF July celebration Is one OF
those few things that can't be procras-
tinated. You've got to take 1t on the
SPOT.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Fourth OF July, like seed time and
harvest, shall never fail
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Patti Rosa has bought a brand-new
comedy from Blanche Marslen. 1t Is
not yet named, but II Will probably be
called Bess; or. Little Mischief" Miss
Marsden, whose delightfully."- breezy
" matinee girl" letters in a dramatic
weekly will be remembered, l. a very
fervent aspirant for dramatic honors
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Thanks. Senators, at last.

This is the Republics New Years day
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Next Fourth of July should dawn on
Q greater, better and freer New York.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

The teemng Hammerstein is making
vastly import ant changes in his Harlem
Opera House. The large, long lobby does
not satisfy him: he wants ii larger and
longer. So he IL going to Use the space
occupied by an adjoining cafe. The
lobby will thus be imposing enough 10
serve as concert hail, If necessary.
Hamlnerstelns dos are all very Brob-
dingnagian.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
DE Wolf Hopper and Marshall y.
wilder VIII BE Umptres.



baseball as IL baseball. will be on
brew Mt the Polo Grounds July 10 Then
picked nine of the fun-makers of the
casinos passing Show" viii play an
equally carefully selected nine of T.. T.
Ricc's " li32' mIrth-rrovokcrs at the
Garden Theatre, and the game will be
not exactly for blood. but for the ba-
b!es-f1r the suffering little ones OF New
Yorks tenements. All the proceeds will
be given to the Sick Babies Fund.
Ed NJ. Favor. leading comedian OF
"l492." will captain. his team ana Sey-
mour G.. Hess. the clever gentleman who
helps to popuarize Canary & Lederer's
burlesque, viii captain The Passing
Snow" nine.
De Wolf Hopper and Marshall p.
Wilder will be the umpires. the latter
doing service behind the pitcher. and they
viii endeavor t. settle all disputes that
arise between the players without sub
hitting them to international arbitration.
Both mines will be in costume. Each
will ride to the Polo Grounds in tally
no coacn. and as much eclat as the law
allows will be given to the contest
Manager T.. Is. Talcott has kindly
given the use OF the grounds, and
VIA see tnu' TIE pubIIt Is Cp1i-
Portable. Tickets, at 30 cents each with
the usual extra grand stand and pad
dock charges, will be on sale tomorrow.
Ask for them at the hotels and theatr. $.
The game will be worth seeing. The
'li02' team picked out "A small nine in
Harlem yesterday and lathered the life
out of 1t just by way of getting its hand
in. Both teams Will begin practice to-
lntermissions for rest. OF course, unit. 3
=. NJ. of the day of contest, when game
will be called.
Purchasers of tickets will get their
moneys worth and more than their
moneys worth in enjoyment Then they
VIII have the extra satisfaction OF
lieving the sufferings Of the thousands
of little babies who are Rasping in the
5 ;,1;a these days and for whose
corps of free doctors has daily battles
with disease and death.
| The Sick Babies Fund is merely an
| instrument OF charity and benevolence.
| bounty, or whose liberality Is not I'M
duly taxed, cannot d. better than sub
scribe TO Its support. Every cent con-
| tributed is used to promote child-com-
fort. This Is Independence Day, and the
celebration will be al the happier II
the frce-born lover OF his country puts
the blessings Of health within the reach
of some stranded little citizen.
Send every letter containing money to
the cashier of "Thc World" and lei
Mrs. kobrts,, OF 22s East Twentyfrst
| Nllputian outfits that can be spared.
There is no better day on the calendar
for good deed than July I.
Five more dollars have been added to tse sics
/ Babies Fund and FIVE more email lives hay,
been saved thereby. The sisterhood OF the Con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-13
LANcrRY ar THE HORSE SHOW.


New York, Nov. 12.-Tho horse show
was open today at o'clock and will
continue until some where near mid
night of the 1.-THE inst. Meanwhile
thousands OF men and women will visit
Madison Square Garden for the purpose
OF looking at the hundreds OF animals
that will be brought into the ring. The
garden is ready for both horses and
spectators. The interior OF the big
building never looked better
The Horse Show association has a
very pleasant way OF giving prellmi-
nary luncheon year after year, on the
day preceding the throwing open OF the
doors OF the garden. This luncheon Is
given TO some OF their immediate
friends.
They did so last night and the big
restaurant In the garden was great
sight. In horseshoe fashion the tables
were arranged and about $50 gentle
men were ready to do justice TO the oc-
casion After luncheon there was n
drill OF the grooms and stablemen
around the ring, n parade Of noted
horses. and general inspection Of the
arrangements for the show.
While the men We're gathered in
groups Watching the horses, Mrs. Lang
try came and made Il leisurely round
Of the ring promenade, taking u great
interest in the proceedings,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-13
UNCLE SAN ~ A VIEW ROLE.
The uuitcd states oner of Mediation
Not Accepted,

Washington, Nov i2-up to noon
today japan had not accepted the Of
fer Of the United States to act as
mediator in the war between Japan
and China. Lengthy eablegrams are
passing, however. between the Japan
csc capital and Washington with the
prospect that the final decision will not
pc long deferred. a cablegram from
The Japanese authorities was received
ms morning asking for more explicit
details lengthy answer was sent,
giving not onlN the desired details,
but adding features which IL is be-
ieved Will show, the Japanese govern
ment the desirabllity of the arrange
ment. China has already formally
notified Secretary Gresham that she
viii join Japan In acknowledging the
independence OF Corea, and will also
pay cash indemnity, The amount
she will pay Is not specified.
1t is felt in official circles here that
the gravity OF the action taken by the
United States Is not yet fully realized
by the public as II coniemplates a
foreign policy to which the Hawaiian
Incident is said to be trlfiing in COM
parlson. should Japan and China ac-
ccpt the United States as mediator.
It will close the greatest war since
the Franco-Prussian conflict, and this
country win for the first time occupy
commanding position In deciding
Aslatlc questions which have hereto
fore had the attention OF European
powers only.
AT present the European powers are
endeavoring to reach mn agreement
among themselves by which they Will
forcibly intervene. Five days ago,
France presented proposition to Sec
rotary Gresham to Join IN foreign inter-
vention. This was rejected, as the
proposition to Great Britain had been.
While the European powers were thus
arranging the details OF their intcr-
ventlon. the United States comes for
ward Independently OF foreign powers.
and offers to act as mediator II China
and Japan requests her services. In
view OF the avarice to secure new ter
ritory, which Is believed to inspire the
European powers, II II felt by officials
and diplomats here that Japan will
accept the mediation OF the United
states. although the hesitation OF the
Toxic authorities is taken to Indicate
that they want China to fix the exact
figures OF the cash indemnity. Japan's
final reply Is expected almost hourly.
II favorable. as anticipated here. an
armistlce will undoubtedl be pro-
claimed by both countries, and the
battling about Port Arthur Win and
Ukden viii cease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-13
KNOWLEDGE

Rr;nos comfort and improvement ana
,onds 10 personal enjoyment when
r;shtlv used. The many, who live BET
tes than others and enjoy life more, WIN Wy!
ies. expenditure, BY more promptly
a IA he worlds best products 70
sbe needs Of physical being, Will attest
The value 70 health OF the pure liquld
inyotiye principles embraced In the
remedy, syrup Of Figs.
ia excellence Is due to Us presenting
N NE form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing ana uuiy
i az properties Of perfect lax
ati H efeetually cleansing the system,
disnellinr colds, headaches and levers ,.'i,
IA permanently curing constipation;
II has riyei, satisfaction 70 niillions, a sili
met with the approval OF the Ineq iE;a
~ because it acts on the hi S
nsys Liver and Bowel, without ~ w s.a,,,
sn}ne them and II is perfectly ifee i'oH'
srsrv objectionable substance. :,
syrip 81 FIG Is for sale by sll dIug'
Ill in jOc and 81 bottles, but 4 u man nan,
,,snctured by tho California rig SyIup
y. anlv whose name Is printed on every
'.aetrea also the name, Syrup q rig,
IVA hsine well informed, you VII io'
, sesep s any substitute If oasrsa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-13

SUICIDAL NoTIcEs.

gHERIFFsS SALE--Ifeal esiate-By
virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the district court or Tarrgnt county.
Texas, IN cause No. 75fg. the Dundee
Mortgage and Trust Investment Com
pany, limited. Of Dundee; Scotland ,;..,.. vs.
pacity as deyisee under the last Will
and testament Of Walter a. Huffman.
deceased, and as Independent execu-
trlx OF The iast viii and testament Of
the said Walter a. Huffman, deceased,
Aldace W. Casweii, &. s. McLane,
trustee. and Frank c. Wornail. I did.
on the 18th day Of November. 1884. lcyy
upon the following described real es-
tate as the property OF tho above
named defendants, towlt. All those
certain lots or parcels or land Situated
lying and being in the city OF Fort