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The evening world., 1894-07-25
Creation, Proof Of Creator.

To the Editor:
"a. Ksplan'' believes in a Supreme Being, a
unit God who is not a Creator. and claims to
have sufncient proof for his assertion in the
Scriptures. lie falls. however. to point out that
proof, and his assertion stands therefore, as yet.
unsupported by authority, logic or scientific re-
search. While Christians believe in 'Triune'
God. they do not diner materially with the
monotheistio faiths as to a creator OF the world
for 1t is to him the Jew, Christian and Ma
hometan address ihs~selves while at their devo-
lions. To seer cause for criticism by per-
version is not consistent with the enlightenment
tolerance or ethical culture OF this nineteenth
century. Creation is incontrovertible proof of a
creator: God, the Supreme Architect" Truth
10 implanted In all his works. Upon this rock
rests the cornerstone OF the supersructure OF all
knowledge and science and the assaults OF
scepticsm and disbelief cannot prevail against
It. s.. Orange, n. J.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Don't Lop Down on Yourself.

Don't be so foolish as to try and rest
looping down on yourself as though your
back-b bone was gone
Reason. You crowd the stomach and
interfere with digestion; you impede
circulation and respiration by unnatural
pressure; worst of all is the pressure
against the great ganglion of nerves
called the solar picks. situated below
the diaphragm and behind the stomach.
This makes you cross.
Remedy l. When the muscles are so
tired they cannot hold the body erect
you should lie down and rest.
Remedy .. II lying down is impossible.
get up and stretch and that will cause
relaxation; yawn and nature will do the
relaxing for you.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Riverside Young Amateurs.

TO the FuItOT.
The inclosed postal order for IS for the Sick
Babies Fund was the proceeds Of = benefit given
by the Riverside Young Amateurs on Thursday.
July 10, At $50 West One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street. Will you please publish the pro-
gramme and names, as other boys and girls
can do the same to help the Sick Babies Fund !?
Programme: Married Bachelors" Mr.. Palm
Jealous OF his wfel. Mr.: Clement Beaudst: Mr.
French this friend, Miss Ethel Foster; Mrs
French Jealous OF her husbsndI, Miss Maude
Crinnion: Mrs. Palm (her friend). Miss Ethel
Churchill; Joseph the servant at bottom OF
TROUBLED. Mr.. Clarence Foster. Music by Misses
Foley, Forrest AMI Lechners; magic lantern.
Glare Foster; whistiing duet, Masters Willie
Graham and Edwin DOnnelly.
ETHEL CHURCHILL,
SAT West One Hund,ed and Twenty sixth st.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
ycgetnb bic SCUM.

Cover the meat and bone of n soup
bone, weighing two pounds, which has
been cracked and the meat cut off. with
two quarts of cold water. Simmer three
hours. Take from the fire. remove the
bones and strain: add one tablespoonful
of salt and put aside to cool. When
cold remove the grease from the sur
face. Put the stock over the fire to-
gether with one can Of tomatoes. one
large spoonful each OF rice, barley,
canned corn and potato cut in dice; let
simmer until the vegetables are done
The evening world., 1894-07-25
CHOLERA CAUSES ALRIGHT.
Polish Mob Attacks Hospital Huts
and a Funeral Party.

NY AssOclateu fress.I
WARSAW, July ga mob at Shanoff,
in the province OF Radon, objected to the
burial of the remains OF one of their
friends In the cemetery devoted to
cholera victims. They assaulted the
coffin bearers and chased them from the
cemetery. They then stormed the huts
In which a number of sufferers from
cholera were lying and rescued twenty
patients.
The police charged the rioters. and
after some hard fighting dispersed them.
Many Of the rioters were injured. The
rinsleaders We're arrested.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Her Pride Is in the Way.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
VIII some OF the young lady readers OF this
column give me some advice quarre'led with
my gentleman friend about very trih'ns
thing He would tease me continually, pulling
hair. ribbons. &c. and could never resist the
temptation to ull any bow or sash out on sight Al
last ! lost patience aud assumed to be very angry
with him. but when thought that had pun
ished him sur,centy spoke to him. But. being
OF a very sensitive nature he saw at to take UNI
bragg at my apparent indignation, and It was as
much as could do to get him to accompany me
home and he has not called since. am very
unhappy and would like very much to mako up
with him, but my pride says mo Now, viii
some kind reader tell me whether I should swallow
my pride and do as my heart directs: that is.
write and try to explain my feelings towards him
or let him so his way in peace
X. r.. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Hello Girls Are Not JiIts.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
willie" lifted. Amt that killing whs
think "Bobbc B." has made large mall
Kindly understand. "Bobbie b." that III
girls do not jilt anybody. hardly thinil
Hello Sirl'' would be guilty OF such an 4
rage as even forming casual acquainted
with willie" Empty headed fops' doee
explain tho people that try to Jolly the III,
girl" II willie was only acquainted wlA|
Hello girl what heaven he would be \
The old saying Just suits Willie" Jeslo(
prompts people to say great many thin
My advice TO Willie Is to take dime nct
and seat himself in the backwoods.
A STANCII HELLO GIRL. BROOKLYN, n. d
The evening world., 1894-07-25
STEAMER HOLKAR IN PORT.
Reported Disabled Rt Sea by the
White Star Liner Majestic.

LONDON. July 25.-The British steamer
Holkar, Capt. Cunningham arrived at
Queenstown to-day. The Holkar sailed
from London on July and from Swan
sea five days later. bound for Phlladel-
phla.
The White Star line steamer Majestic.
which arrived at Queenstown from New
York on July II. reported having spoken
the Holkar $50 miles west of Fastnet
The Holkar's shaft was broken and re-
pairs were being made. She did not re-
qure any assistance.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
DOWN GO THE RATES.
HamburK-American Line Reduce.
Prices to the Eastward,

The Hamburg-American Packet Com
pany has jumped into the steamship rate
war by reducing Its Eastern steerage rat.
on express steamers from s2S to $50, and
from Sc to SIS on the smaller steamers
running only to Hamburg -
The Thingvalla. an allied line. has re-
duced its rates to Scandinavia from sI5
to $l2, this being s. and 81 less than thai
charged by the English lines TO Chris.
tiania. Gothenburg and Copenhagen.
The Hamburg line cut its rates IN
Southampton last Spring, making rates
including railroad tickets to points in
Great Britain, which Agent Boas claim
other lines: II 70 stated that this action
precipitated the rate war. and the last
step OF the Company indicates that Il is
In the night TO stay.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Harlem's Filthy Water.

To the Editor.
viii The Evening World" which is alvi
foremost in Fighting wrongs. please invesuc1
tho drinking water OF Harlem. We hau
white flannel bag on tho faucet, and 1t is OIL
with a green slime and smells very offensive
filter is no good whatever. You have boosted
tho sanitary condition OF New York. but \
afraid you will not be able to say 1t long
Harlem. unless something is done. 1t is enc
to give Us all the typhoid fever.
MRS. II. TIErJEN
sos West One Hundred and Twentieth street.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Let the Women Vote.

TO the Editor:
And SO the mass meeting at Cooper Union bril-
out the great truth that safety lies in the
lot II IL shown to be the life belt for the N
but since 1t is. why not throw 1t out to
women! They are with the men in their tn
hes. Give them the ability to show prsai4
proof Of their sympathy and also a better chat
to help themselves. for surely no one is 50 bli
as to say what IL Sauce for the goose 10
sauce" &C. MORDAUNT WILSON. |
.Os East Tenth strssll
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Why Christen Them?

To the Editor:
have read the New Testament through
could not hnd a single instance where 'ns''
any mention OF the fact that 1t Is neces'",
chrIsten a child to insure its salvation OF ~
more. where q child is ever bapu'eA
Christ or any OF his apostles It seem
me. then. to b. a relic Of ignorance, aha ~
stiton. and l am at a loss to understand
It is prsctised In the churches OF to-day
a aom, :" your BAPTIST
The evening world., 1894-07-25
A Forgotten Improvement.

To the Editor:
read in your paper daily how the uni
ployci are suffering. I ala read the Mayo
anxious to begin building tho speedway
New Jersey bridge, and the new city HAIL
he never says word about the street paving
the east side which the city proposed to 90
time ago. This improvement could be commep.1
at once and would give work for about
men. And It would make that section OF the ~
cleaner. It seems I, me tn everybody has =
gotten about this improvement.
CHI GoLpFARR
The evening world., 1894-07-25

nineteen-year-old Long Island girl
VINO induced seventeen-year-old boy
10 marry her for fun" Is just discover
Ing now very earnest her Jest has be-
come. Such trifiing with a grave and
Important ceremony is the next thing to
crime. II Is probable that a divorce
court VIII eventually free the girl and
save the boy. though the latter is now
willing enough 10 have the marriage
The evening world., 1894-07-25
SEEKING HER FATHER.
Mrs. Harnig's Systematic Search
for Robert rockingham.
Her Parents Separated in 1868,
When She Was a Baby.
A Fortune in Germany IL Said to BE
Awaiting Her Efforts.

Mrs. Annie Harnig. OF 2l5 suy-
dam street. Brooklyn. will begin to-day
a systematic search for her father. OF
whom she has but faint recollection.
and OF whose disappearance from his
home In this city twenty-six years ago
she tells a remarkable story.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
A DANGEROUS DERELlCT.
Capt. Moller Passed an Overturned
Vessel In Midocean.

The German steamship II. II. Meier,
from Bremen July IA. with merchandise,
thirty-one cabin and 293 steerage pas
sengers, arrived at the bar at daybreak.
Capt. Moller reports that on July "a, in
lat. 1875 long. es.Si. during a dense fog,
they passed a vessel bottom up.
The derelict was about 100 feet long.
and Is very dangerous to navigation. Her
topsides are white. and she is surrounded
by pieces Of broken spars and portion )
OF the deckhouse. which float alongside
very recently.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
.LANTY RYAN ASKS FOR IDEAS.
Wants to Close Up the Windows
of an Objectionable Factory.
Inmates Dare Not Put Their Heads
Out for Fear He'.l Shoot.

Lanty Ryan. the well-known Tammany
man, Of the Fourth District, who lives
at Isl Madison street. is anxious to re-
ceive suggestions for an easy method
to shut out the light from thirty-four OF
the windows Of seven-story factory
building that overlooks his back yard.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Six Did This.
To the Editor.

TO The Editor,
Enclosed ind *.H for the Sick Babies Fund
Committee:
ESTHER MANNHEIM, BALE RoTHsCHILD,
LULU LEWENSTEIN, AIDE LEWENSTEIN
SIDNEY MANNHEIM, LEON BOOK
One Hundred and Seventeenth street. near First
avenue
The evening world., 1894-07-25

After Senator Caffery's frank confess
sion that the sugar schedule was the
work OF the Sugar Trust 1t Is difficult to
understand why the Senators should have
worked so hard IN the rest OF the tariff
Why did they not make things easy by
letting the beneficiaries OF each schedule
make up the schedule?
The evening world., 1894-07-25
To Avoid Consu m ption.

Remember that consumption is an 4,
fictitious disease received principally b,
inhaling or swallowing the germs. There
fore, do not use food that has bee,
handled by consumptive.
DO not share the food or drink of one
DO not put coins or small articles |,
your mouth. They may have been han.
died by consumptive. DO not uss
clothing worn by consumptive until h
has been boiled or dislnfected.
Do not kiss any one on the lips wis
has a cough. Always wash your hands
carefully before partaking of any food. (,
A Good breakfast Dish.
Separate the meat from the bones
any fish that may be left from dinned
and place one side. Break into a bod
one or two eggs, according to amou
of fish; add salt, bit of pepper and q
teaspoonful of plain -four; mix tho
oughly. If you think there is not suf
Client fish for your slices of toast, a
one slice of fresh, white bread, min
crust: mix all we'll. and add fish. Poi
into q frying-pan in which is lItaI
hot butter or ham gravy; stir until vefl
hot; spread on toast and serve. fed
drops of lemon juice sprnkled on N
mixture improves it for some tastes.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Robert Frellingham the man for whom
she Is searching. was a boss painter at
the time stated. His shop was located
on East Fourth street. His relatives in
Germany were even at that time said to
be wealthy. He had come here when lit
tie more than boy; had grown up in
New York. made money and married
Annie was the only child of this mar
rage,
The evening world., 1894-07-25

A baltimore belle ms Topsy.

An entertainment for the Sick Babies Fund
will be given tomorrow evening at John p
Hogans Dancing Hall. 81 Union square. cast. by
Mr.. Hogsn's pupils. One OF these is Marie Wal
ton. a Baltimore belle. who will go on the
variety stage. Her speciality Is styled: 'Topsy
up to Date" Tickets are so cents each.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

stand. II II were not for the misfortune
which would thus be brought upon the
Youthful bridegroom a decree that the
wedding bonds should be perpetuatcd
would seem almost desirable penalty
to At the girls offense.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

william P. penninS, a esrpet-cieaner. sixty
years old, was found dead at $50 O'Clock this
Il orning sitting In a doorway at 1908 West Twsn-
y fourth street. His body was stu warm when
Policeman Devsney sent for q New York Hospital
ambulance. Death was due to heart failure.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
LETTERS.

mo oshrm~ u open to ssayoody vAo hn'
complaint to MAKE, grievance to senh1dte. tVor.
nation to otvs. a subject Of general tterest to die.
GUS or pubic service to acknowledge and u's'
CON put the tdso into less thoa 100 Sords Lono
esxJs cann0t be printed.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Coming Events.

Picnic and Summer ishts festival OF the Jolly
RAmblers. South Beach. this afternoon and even
Ing
summer nights festival of the Chelsea A.so.
citation. Hook and Ladder 2, n. y. V. r. D. To-
morrow evening at Lion Park.
The Michael J. RegAn Association will hold its
annual excursion Sunday at Idlewild Grove Long
Island Sound.
Annual outing OF the White House Mutual Aid
Society, sunday, Aug. 10. al ulmsr Park. Ben
bonhurst-by -ths-ssA
The evening world., 1894-07-25

10 the Editor:
In your evening paper OF July 81. under the
notice Great Little Brooklyn Boys" you have
my name Malcolm Roth. Won't YOU please
correct It and make 1t Malcolm Bates? worked
hard to help make the entertainment a success
and Was disappointed TO see my name Incorrectly
printed. Yours truly. MALCOLM BATES,
Brooklyn n, Y.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
just Killing.

The well-got-up little sailor swells are
just killing. Some of them are dressed
by ladies' tailors' and the rest by lilipu-
tian clothiers. No sleeve shows less than
fifteen years of service in the embroid-
cry; the collars turn so far down be-
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Their Annual Offering.

To The Editor:
contribution for the benent Of the poor lttls
sick babies.
LEONARD AND BEATRICE LEwINsoN,
1885 Lexington avenue.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
N2IyE2(Ik&NedE|]

Season to taste with pepper and ~
and serve. a knuckle of veal can ~
used, when. after the vegetables A..
tender the soup should be tbick.r.s
with one tablespoonful Of -four r,,hh.s
smooth with one tablespoonful of butt.
Stir until 1t is thickened. add one.ha,.
Of a cup of cream. Season and serv.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Police Commissioner kerwin has
promised again to do everything pos
sible in his new office for the advance
ment of Republican interests How
about giving an occasional kindly shove
to the New York municipal interests.
l,encral2
The evening world., 1894-07-25

iBy Associated Press)
ST. PETERSBURG, July c5.-The
Novoe Nremya says that Russia is I'M
able to remain indifferent to the fate OF
Corea. and that she ought to help China,
or at least contribute to localize the
The evening world., 1894-07-25
The ButtermIIk Mans Pull.

To the Editor;
What kind Of . pull has the buttermik
He backs up his rattle trap in front OF ~
stores on Fifth avenue and Broadway. 81
within Madison Square. and sells bis 81 Ia
policeman on the Square has all the ~
wants to drink. but he ought to get
that out of such = cowi We are thar
the buttermilk man is the only peddl
In this choice locality. but he 10 an ~
. ss,saass asxsStAsissA MADISON
The evening world., 1894-07-25

II was Boston theatrical manager
who boosted that his was the only un-
garbaged version OF certain play
How New Workers would enjoy an On
Earbaged version" OF the STRENGTHENING
question.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Little Akie Can sing and Dance.

Inelossd you will find - in . check collected
by little Able for the Sick Babies Fund from his
companions and friends. l will appear a. a volun-
tesr at any benefit for your fund.
ABE WEINBERG. Song and Dance Artist.
Aged II years, tst Seventh avenue.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
JAPANESE TROOPS ADVANCE.
4 Battle in COrea Expected At
Yokohama.
Cry Associated Press.)

YOKOHAMA. Japan, July 24.-The
Japanese troops in Corea have com
menced a forward movement against
the positions occupied by the Chinese
troops In the same country. A battle
is daily expected.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Senator liill knows a little Shakes
peare himself. But there is reason to
believe that ne shares In no Shakes
pearian doubts as to the existence Of a
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

In the matter OF a better disposal OF
the garbage progress has been made.
Commissioner Adrews reports that he Is
opposed to burning the garbage. Now,
We know that the first thing to be done
10 10 md method of disposing of An
drews
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Senator Germans speech Is now OBJ
served to have added perceptibly to the
number of things that had been better
left unsaid"
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Nigilants next race will be on Pen
zance. II Messrs. Gilbert and sullivan
are to be believed. MIR. Goulds sailors
will have to be on the lookout for
rirat.s
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Chairman Wilson is reported as talking
OF proper compromise" on the tarir
In the present condition OF affairs there
isn't any such thing. The idea is now 10
new to the line"
The evening world., 1894-07-25

The fact that New York is bossed too
much may not show to the chance
visitor. But the ctty's own people know
II. And in their hands is the remedy.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
horn In a Police station.

Minnie Rosenbsum, twenty-five years old. Of
e Couvsrneur street. went into the Madison
street police station at AIS this morning and
con, planned OF being III. An ambulance WAS
summoned. but before ITS arrival she had given
birth TO a female child.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

L1EGE, July 25.-Eight new cases and
four deaths from cholera have been re-
ported since Saturday. There has been
enc death from the disease at HerstaL
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Whom the gods would destroy"-and
there Is no doubt that Senator German
u mad.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

II the example Of Senator Cafrery In
coming to the confessional can find a
few imitators the sugar inquiry may be
very much smplified.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

The fact that Nigilant sails away
from Britannia whenever there is A
wind should encourage all good Amer
leans not to give up the ship.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

1t is politics that springs eternal in
the breast OF Croker or a rlatt. The
hope OF New York lies in the over
throw Of such politics as theirs.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

The Constitutional Convention should
provide for less meddling as well as
more care In the course OF legislation
at Albany.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

One Subtle force" in favor of the
Sugar Trust is that which keeps the
doors locked on the Senate Sugar Inyes-
tigating Committee
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Good intentions alone arc not a sum
Client pavement for New York's political
thoroughfares. Roads SO paved lead I'm
distinctly undesirable direction.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

All the country joins in Senator CAT
fery's wonder over the subtle force"
that enfolds and protects the Sugar
Trust
The evening world., 1894-07-25

1t was not for Mr.. wellman to produce
% thrilling a drama as Mr.. Goff's. But
! was instructive.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

The State Committee 10 called upon to
decide who are the only good Republi-
cans. But in this case it Is the others
who will be dead
The evening world., 1894-07-25

The New Yorks haven't carried quite
Tar enough this work Of disappointing
ether pennant-chasers.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Since Senator Hill has spoken again.
German realizes that II Is not true that
lightning can't strike twice in the same
place.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Your Letter VIII Appenr Inter.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies.
Fund viii be printed Many are In type and will
appear IN this column lsisS.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

II the Wellman party will md itself
and relieve public anxiety It will be
forgiven for not finding the North
Pole.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

% To-day shows. perhaps, whether Mil
holland Is q man of destiny or only Of
Plat.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

A straight" local ticket in New
York City Is the natural prop of boss
ism
The evening world., 1894-07-25

After the tariff night Is over there'll
be a great heap Of political garbage to
be burned
The evening world., 1894-07-25

LOSS Of Senatorial tempers may bring
gain to the popular cause.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Readers Of THE EVENING WORLD leortng
the city for the hot months shotld Nnd in their
sddresses and hare THE EVENING WORLD
mailed 10 them regularly
The evening world., 1894-07-25

You rend The Evening World"
Do you read the Sunday World?
The evening world., 1894-05-02

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premises.
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