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The evening world., 1894-07-27

The entertainment given for the bene-
nt of 1.-THE Evening Worlds" Sick
Babies Fund Wednesday evening at the
West End Hotel, OF Arverne-by -the-Sea,
was n great success. All arrangements
were made by ohm Delmohte. Benjamin
s5euftenberg, Ralph Sachs, Samuel Fry,
Mortimer Wolf, Henry Fender and Leo
Kahn. youths whose ages range from
fourteen to sixteen years.
They were assisted by several Of the
older guests at the hotel prominent
among them being Louis Gronau and
stage managers.
Mr.. David Delmonte called at the
office of The Evening World" and left
check on the German Exchange Bank
FOR $3.50. The proceeds of the entertain
inent will do II world of good In saving
the lives Of the suffering babies of the
tenements.
Proprietor Lentz. of the West End
Hotel, very generously donated, free Of
charge, the music and the pavilion,
which included the stage. The pro
West-End Hote, Orchestra. Leader NJ.
Akst; recitation, Miss T.. GoldTWat;err,
Jockey dance Master Clarence W9lff
| IctitullOH' NliSS 70 Npucl, ictlld tlol,
Miss u. Cohen; song, Mrs. sierhes;
Spanish dance, Miss X Wolf; recita-
tion, Miss Il. Abrahams: violin solo.
carl Flshel: ta,nbourine dance, Miss
Beatrice Levy: recitation. Miss r. Abrn-
hams: song. Mrs. Hymani plano solo,
Miss Clara Rich; acrobatic feats, Claude
! Prayer; bone solo, John Williams; comic
song, George Fischer.
Baby LIS name was on the pro-
gramme, but she was unfortunately,
prevented from appearing.
The fancy dances on the programme
We're the results OF Prof. A. NewberS-
frS eGrfs Inv %ho no Minuiy and generously
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Her Wicker Hand-Bnr.

One of the indlspensabies for Summer
travel. especially for busy women whose
only vacation consists of flying trips to
seashore or mountain. Is a iigiit-weieft
valise. or telescope bag. The acme Of
perfection in this line of requisites n
supplied by the ob!ong wicker baskets to
be found in Chinese and Japanese shops.
AS they come in nests, any size desired
may be obtained. from the very small
ones. which will carry only lunch and
a favorite volume to the large but not
weishty affairs which hold ali the gar
merits and other essentials for a seyefal
days sojotirn. The baskets, siugly
fitted together, are held by substantial
shawl strap. and this convenient dr.
rangemeht costs less than ~. Any able
bodied woman, old or young. can easily
carry one and still have strength enough
left to rise up and call blessed the In
telllgent person who adapted a foreign
article to the Use OF the independent
American woman
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At Somer Centre, n. Y.

TO the Editor:
Inclosed please nnd check for 81. the pro-
leeds of an entertainment given by the young
lady boardcra stopping at the residence OF Mr..
+. NJ. Baxter. somer Centre. N. Y. their friends
md nelghbors. An admission of 10 cents was
asked. and although the evening was quite
warm, II was not warm enough ID quencb the
genetous spirit Of the Inhabitants OF Son,ef
Centre. as the Enclosed will fully testify This
was the PROGRAMME
Recitation Wreck OF the Hesperus." Miss
Ru1er tablcaux. Pleasures Of Summer" Rock
q Ages and The Family sonestre,s,' BY the
Mss Fuller; ,aSie.as. The Stolen child.
The Prayer" Miss Geraldine inseIs rccita.
Of IL YOU 'S sistetis Atten t what Arc III
wild Waves Saving ',seoot,, Brother, sroot; !.
Miss Baxter tableanx, Miss Mnset, i" 10y,
at First Sight" odd woman Asleep "Oid
Woman ;. Awake. kitchen orchestra, Home,
Sweet Home" The tabieaux were represehte ed
Ruxer. Miss Alberta fialqck. Miss Nellie Green,
Miss Paune Maurice and Miss Virginia Miller.
rhe entertainment was highly enjoyed. and III
all probability will shortly be repeated.
q. p. BAXTER. Soner Centre, N. 7.
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COAL THAT MAKES NO SMOKE.
Result of n Chicago Test of the
West virginia Product.
my Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. July T.-City Engineer Ar
tihesall has submitted his official report
OF the test made at the North Side Pump
ing station of West Virginia coal. which
Is said to be smokeless. The test was
made for twelve hours, and during that
time 1900 pounds OF the coal was con-
stunned, leaving AL per cent. Of ashes.
The evaporatinE qualities of the coal are
reported to be great, an average OF eleven
and one-half pounds of water to one
pound of coal
The report says that the coal Is prac-
tiCally smokeless. Commissioner Jones
Ell for use by the city, as the bid for It
is 81 NJ, as against Sis the lowest bid
for anthracite. The difference. II the
new coal IA accepted, will result in saw
ing OF 1900 to 81 1000 n year, not to men,
ton the saving due from perfect COM
bustion and absence of smoke losses.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
STUDENT PRINCE TO Be KING.
Besolow, Of the Vel Tribe, Will
Return to Africa.
A Williams College Man and an
Ardent Christian.

''Y N8-I IaT'I IT'7sJ
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July T.-Prince
r,o.,lov, mad ,,v.u,v-si, sn, Of the
'''''o"' asVu '"e".' N'
late King Armah. oil the Wen triDe III
Africa. who was converted TO Christian
ia, o,,i noa ,,,, ,t,,, c,,,,tu.,, ia Hi
ny anu "eu ''' "''N ,Y'' -.
rope to escape the wrath OF MS people,
has been notified of his reinstatement
IA ,,n ,bro,o 10 s,iis frn,n New York
10 'he throfe' ne san" i'o'' ->,"
on the steamship bucnnia Tor England
on Saturday, where he viii visit queen
,i,,,,,i. 49,, Mac. l,,,,,,r q co,,,s. or
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Sex and Salary,

There are reported to be 1856 male
teachers in the public schools OF Boston
and 1872 women. The average salary
OF the men per month is s246.O6 and the
average salary per msnth Of the women
is 5000. To what extent the larger sal
airy Is a pure bonus to the male sex Is
an interesting question, says the Boston
Globe. Doubtless the fact that many OF
the higher salaried posts are held Dy
men accounts for more or less OF this
disparity. but It by no means accounts
for all 40 far as . man receives higher
remuneration than . woman can secure
for the same labor this excess Is a pure
bonus, handed over on account Of ssx.
OF course old Out not venerabiiy cus-
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LONGSTOFT IN CHICAGO.
GInssbIowcrs' Missing Treasurer
Said to HIVE Been There.

ny Associated Prcss)
CHICAGO. July 27.--William Long
stoft. Grand Secretary of the New
York Glassblowers' Union. who left his
home at 2i4 Seventy-elghth street on
July to attend the Glassblowers' Con-
vention In Atlantic city, N. j.. has
been In Chicago recently. Soon after he
left New York It was published that he
had cmhezzea funds from the Union,
and dispatches were sent to all large
cities asking the police to locate him.
inspector Shea placed the matter In
the hands OF Detective David Elliot,
who found. he asserts, that Lonsstoft
had been at the Hotel Edinburgh. since
last "wednesday. Half an, hour before
the detective had located him Long
stoft had paid his bill and gone. 1t Is
now thought that LonEstorft Is demented
and unacGountable for his. &C tons. His
family and friends In New York are anx-
ious about him and are making every
effort to cause his apprehension.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
A Good GRAVY.

Unless 1t be dish-gravy. many people
associate the name with Greasy. dark
mixture of sotne sort. which Is to be
avoided by all who value a good dises.
ton. When made properly, II should bs
entirely free from taste OF fat. dnd IL d
savory addition to liver. outlets Ind
other meats that are naturally without
gravy. 1t should be made as follows:
After roasting beef, &C.. pour the fat
from the pan. all but tablespoonful.
which should be brown; into this, rub
with the back OF wooden spoon two
even tnblespoonfuls of flour. then stir
in gradually a pint OF broth OF stock.
add pepper and salt to taste, let all come
to a boil, strain and It Is ready fut Use.
Chopped mushrooms. &C., may be added
to taste
The evening world., 1894-07-27
The Bible ana the Soul.

TO the Editor:
For the benefit OF Learner and others Of
your readers who profess TO be searching for
light. lot me state, without fear OF successful
contradiction. that fife Blblc. the basis Of all
true Christian faith, nowhere teaches that man
has an immortal soul. It does teach that when
man dies he becomes extinct. and would remain
unless rssurrected and given lite by God. tho
author Of life who only hath Immortality. -
a. Tim. vi. 1e). As to agnostics and infdels
being so very intelligent, It all depends upon
from what standpoint Ne view them. 'The
fooishness Of q, Is wiser than mem and THE
natural man receiveth not the things OF the
spirit Of God. for they foolishnsss Unto him -
r. g. NJ
The evening world., 1894-07-27
9OO-Year-OId Cake Plate.

Miss Cora Thomas OF Hancock, has In
her possession a square cake plate from
a set OF old English china that must be
at least 200 years old. 1t came from Eng
land and was the property Of Mrs But
lin. the grandmother of Miss Thomas's
Grandmother Johnson. who also was a
native OF England, The plate has been
handed down from generation to gener-
alton. until It came into the possession
Of the present owner.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Liilian's bird Club.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
started a club and want to ask you II you
will be kind enough to help me along ahd he,
out some badges with beautiful bird on them,
have ten members ready to join This Is The
motive Of the club have this day resolved
never to wear a hat trimmed with a bird OF
feather As long as live This promise ior
the sake Of saving the lives OF the dear. beauti-
full birds. think the club might DO called tn,
Little Resolvsnts. or anything you see 1t tc
call Even the boys might Join, and promise no,
to shoot any birds Tor game a. the men call
IT.. Lillian EDDtNGER,
1888 Seventh street.
Long island City, N. Y.
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On the mock.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inclosed you will nnd $3.50. the proceeds Of 4
little fair held on our block for the Sick Babies
Fund.
Tommy Heape. Is East ono Hundred ana TWEEN
ty third street.
John Heape. IS East One Hundred and Twenty
third street.
Berry Kirk, 10 East One Hundred and Twenty
third street.
Sol Neubrasa. II East One Hundred and Twenty
third street.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
How 10 Get Rid Of ftesta.

Prot. Riley. In lecture before the
Lowell Institute, discusses most prac-
tically the subject Of how to get rid
Of household pests. For certain Of the
contnoner pests, such as bedbugs, ear
pet-beetles and clothes-noths, benzine
applied In a fine spray by means Of an
atof11izer was said to be the best rem
edy. as 1t destroys the insect in all
stages, including the egg. In the use
Of behzine great care should be exer.
cised that no fire or artificial light Is In
the room at the same time as the vapol
Of benslne Is highly explosive.
For cockroaches, bristle-bugs, fish.
moths and feas, pyrethruni pswders
were recommended. For the destrue-
ton Of the mosquito, the Professor
recommended pyrethum powder moist
ened, made into little cones, then al.
lowed to burn In closed room. The
effect is to stupefy or kill the mos.
quito.
1t was a mistaken Idea that mesquite
bites inoculated the body with malaria
poison. The idea came from the fact
that mosquitoes and malaria nourishet
usually under the same conditions.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
W ONDLINGS.

An area OF quarter q an inch OF man,
scalp contains sJ3 hairs
Each bea, Of the human heart pumps two
ounces o: blood Into the yeins
tull-sroWn nnn is three and ons-hIli time.
as tall as be was when born
The dsnttne OF the human teeth 10 psrmsatsd b,
canals that have a diameter OF oaIy i-ia, o0C
Of an inch.
The United States Courts are now operating
M raiireafs with 5000 taIlss Of track and .
capital y ls.too. sssosa s..
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The best waters for the face are SET
and rain. one to bsthe and the other 70
wash In. AS every bather Knows sea
water won't have anything to do Witt
soap. but 1t has salt. and that II cleans.
ing, curative and preserving. The
oftener a bad skin can be put in the
sea the better 1t will be. Rainwatsr
is warm, soothing and soft. II II cam
not be had conveniently, fiji q little bat
with oaten meal and keep II In the
water jug. Plenty Of soft water and
very little soap will usually keep the
skin in order.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Chocolate Moss.

One quart sweet cream. favored sweet
ened and whipped to stiff froth and
drained on a sieve. Have two squares
of chocolate melting in a basin set
over boiling water Stir carefully the
melted chocolate into the whipped cream,
and put all into a pail or freezer and
freeze without stirring When wished for
the table wet cloth In hot water, wrap
about the pail until cream slides out:
slice and serve. 1t looks like moss and
Is delicious Enough for ten persons.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
MISSING BROTHER TURNS UP.
Meets His Sister for the First Time
since the War.

NY hBsorl6ttu fressJ
MUNCIE. Ind, July 2I-At the begin
ming of the civil war Jack Addison. OF
Paramount, w. Va, went home to en-
list. Since then he has been unheard
from. and mourned by his family as
dead. Last evening he called at the
home OF his sister Mrs: W: II. johnson,
on South Madison street, and after
some effort succeeded in proving his
identity.
1t was accomplished mainly by n scar
on his face that was made while the
brother and sister We're at play forty
two years ago. Mr. Addison has been
living in the West since the war.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

press March" Lcpaisc, Mr. sul,y Lescman; reeita-
ton. Little uirl." Miss Edna Iiasrcn three
years and eleven months od,; vocal duet cal
tAbleau, The Rich Mans Darling and the Poor
Mans Slave" Misses Irene Hasren. Anna
schuldt and Matters Edwin IIaarcn and Err
nest Meinken; recitation. THE Little Dog Under
the Wagon" Miss Lulu Heilner; tabieau. In
nocence." Miss Edna Haaren tableau. Sweet
Hour OF Prayer" Misses Bessie Myers, Anna
schldt, Mcttie Meinken and Edna iiaarcp. rect
tation. Jerry Miss Maude HELLER; tablesu,
GOOD Night" Miss Edna Haaren. Refresh
ments cream cakes and lemonade. Dance $50
O'Clock. Music by Prof sully Leseman.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Green Currant Pie.

Stem a pint Of green currants; put
them In saucepan with very little water
and just scald them: strain from the
water. mash them up with large cupful
OF sugar and half cupful OF butter
beaten to a cream; add the whites Of
two eggs and half tumbler of red cur
rant jelly. Bake without an upper crust
half an hour; cover with q mernguc.
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ClAWED BY A GRIZZLY BEAR.
A Philadelphia Woman May Lose
nm Arm.
tBy Associated Frsis !

10y N07IVIUTcI
PHILADELPHIA, July 2I-Mrs. An
ME Fries, OF 1909 SAMSON street, visited
the 700 yesterday, and when she
reached the bear pit she leaned over
the railing and patted a big grizzly.
The bear retaliated by catching her
right arm In hts claws, and he held on
for some minutes.
When the woman was dragged away
II wa found that the arm was so badly
injured that amputation from the elbow
viii probably be necessary.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
[NgVg1I!B[9| |BeAE

less for the same labor and service than
is paid to men, but this is an age when
equal rights are supposed to be main
tanned and fair play to ali IA supposed
to rule. Why are women still paid les.
for the same work than men receiver
Who knows?
The evening world., 1894-07-27
LEFTOVER Vegetables.

Almost all leftover vegetables may -
converted. with very little time ~
trouble, into savory cream soups: almost
any scraps of meat into a pressed loaf.
croquettes or delicate pates. Stale bread
is used, of course. for toasts, or for the
jar Of crumbs that should be always on
hand for breadihg. Stale cake ID called
for in number Of recipes. There Is
really no need Of throwing out from the
kitchen any article that was properly
prepared in the first place.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
tn Clean Afraw Hafs.

The real italian Leghorn straw may
be cleansed with nailbrush and CASTLE
soapsuds. Rusty black hats may be
renovated with the liquid dressing or
polish sold for ladies' shoes. White or
yellow hats may be bleached by wash
Ing them in clear water and placing
them in q box with burning sulphur,
the fumes Of which uniting with the wa
ter form the acid which bleaches.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
To DO the babies Good.

To the Editor;
l herewith send you the sum OF $3.50 the pro
ceeis OF a fair held the corner Of seventy
ninth street AMI First avenue. Hoping II will do
Ii. poor sck children some good,
Lulu Moser, 4O3 East Edwin Kane. 400 East
Seventh ninth street; Seventy ninth street
Carrie krl. 4C2 Eaat Augusta Moscr. i02 East
seventy ninth street, Seyenty.n,nth street,
81 Hamburger lO2 East Grils schanuer. li2i
Seventy -nluth street; Second avenue
The evening world., 1894-07-27
The Pictures They Make,

Among the picture" gowns those Of
Louis XIII. design are surprising in
popularity the Louis XIV. and XIV.
costumes. Lace Is shown in abundance,
and the skirts are full and frequently
made to show the petticoat. White and
gold Is the favorite combination. A
white lle-evening gown is effectively
made with fiounces of lace heavily
spangled with gilt. The bertha Of this
spangled lace. outlining the low-cut
bodice, looks like a shower of gold.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Shoulder of Lamb.
Hrolled Ahnd.

Clean, wash and wipe fine roe shad.
splitting it open; lay Il inside down on
buttered grldron. over a clear fire
and brown nicely. When done on one
side turn 1t over. taking care not 10
break it. Keep It hot while you broil
the roes. Lay these about the shad On
the dish. Serve with slices of lemon.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Tho Modern InRdels Assurance.

To the Editor:
-Four" you probably think'' that all asser-
tions factoring Christianity are base and spurious,
while all those against It have the true ring. !
notice you are FOND OF making curt little rhaxms,
which on examination mean nothing. unless whom
they cover q falacy. They arc scattered through
your article so literally As to lead one to be-
lievo you intended them for argument. But your
words are to you what the red nag is to the
Spanish matadore: you haunt them in the face OF
the people the matadore haunts the red nag
in the face Of his intended victim. and you irnag
Inc they will throw down their heads. shut their
cysc and rush at them-and be taken In. You
are mistaken. You may deceive some but the
people on the average are not fools. You know
more about events that transpred nearly two
thousand years ago than those who were eye
witnesses to them! Whatever else 4 modern
inhdcl may lack. he Is never found wantins In
assurance. 1t is his strong point r b. q.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Senator Stewards desertion to the side
of the Sugar Trust is certainly mysterl-
Gus. 1t should not. however be inquire
Into too closely. The Senator might be
led to repeat his silver speech as an ex-
PLANTATION.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Two Portchester Girls.

To tho Editor:
The names = N. parties who sent this money
80 e@ are Helen White and Marion Jirnmsrson,
tao little children :
w. II. HYLER. Postmaster
b, KRAFT. Assistant Postmaster.
PuII,hegtcr. n
The evening world., 1894-07-27

There must be-" says Mayor Gilroy,
the possibility OF devising way to col
lect and remove the waste material of
the city without nuisance or danger to
health or menace to commerce" There
is. indeed. such possibility. Burn the
garbage.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will and . mall sum which the
undersigned collected last Saturday afternoon by
selling small articles On q table where We live.
Hoping that II will be Of some use to the poor.
sick babies
Bianch Morando, 8; sadls Mcrsndo, .;
Sadie Pfeiner, 3; Sadie Hoepplef. -;
Emanuel Norando. Il; Nathan smalbach, II,
list Third avenue.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Who would have suspected that the
railroads could run even Constitution
al Convention? But there II ia. Tha
committee on Preamble ungracefulIy
reverses itself and reports In favor OF
allowing the $1,000 limit TO stand. in
damages for loss OF life on the rail.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

With the Giants giving Baltimore Its
third successive trouncing and Brooklyn
pounding the culture out Of Boston, the
Greater New York was distinctly In the
baseball swim yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

THESE whelps," says one OF Brock
ways lawyers, in general reference to
the Reformatory inmates. 1t is greatly
to be feared that evil communlca tions
nave corrupted the good manners OF At
torney StanChheld.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
The Trio Did Well.
To the Editor:

To the Editor;
Enclosed please and a@ proceeds Of . fair
held at sos East Bshty-npt street. for the
benent OF tho Sick Babies Fund.
KATIE oILHooLY,
JESSIE BOLlN
NJ MURTHA
The evening world., 1894-07-27

A new dessert has been recently intro
duced. and finds great favor with lovers
Of 1.-THE cup that cheers" 1t Is very cas-
lily made. Soak box of gelatine In
water enough to dissolve. then pour on
one pint OF strong tea and add one cup
of white sugar; stir and strain through
a jelly bag into a mould. AS soon as
cool put on ice to stlffen. Serve with
whipped cream.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Recent complaints Of dulness In Wall
street are partially explained by the the
DRY that the police captains may have
won all the money OF the street In stock
trades.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Three Little Collectors.

| To the Editor;
We had an easy task. Enclosed please find IS
cents, collected by three girls, Frances Harris.
Minnie Wogatsky and Josephine Bear. We all
| hops II may do a little good.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Not upon Senator Mcpherson alone has
the bad air OF the upper chamber thrust
a persistent Illness" The Senate at.
mosphere has also had a most unfortu-
nate effect upon the Tariff bill.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

thing FOR little girls best frocks. one
way Of making them Is very full slip,
gathered at the neck and ckecker-iaced
at the belt with three rows Of narrow
ribbon. The sleeves ars modern and
sore Inexpensive lace is rufied round
the neck.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Pop the Question.

To the Editor:
In answer 10 Conrad" there are many Ways
In proving your love for young lady. Proba-
bly, you have not popped the question Dc. for,
you know, tbs highest honor that you can confer
upon lady 10 to ask her hand In marriage
Ask her and zee the result And then mos IN
" .. JuSNIn JoxVSrk aukvisn - !. Z
The evening world., 1894-07-27

being seats only for the few. But o.
reckoning time Is coming. The a."
road policy is gaining votes every day
for real rapid transit, which comes to
an issue at the polls in November.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
A Sunday Recital.

To the Editor:
We little girls and boys savs 4 recital perform
Ance Sunday for the Sick Babies Fund Due to
the very cold weather, only part OF the boarder,
attended the performance. We collected only q
cents Please accept them. We will try TO Dc
better
Amy Plattner, Louis Lacher,
Martha Refe. Justus LAternann,
Bertha Refe.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The story that Father Knlckerbocker
was robbed OF fifteen million dollars
twenty years ago, and that he only
FOUND 1t out last week, IL harder to be-
Heve than eX-Capt. Doherty's story of his
Aladdin-like transactions in Wall street
The evening world., 1894-07-27
FOur Held q Fair.
To the Editor:

To the Editors
Inclosed please and u. the sum We collected at
. small fair held At AIS East One Hundred and
| Twenty second street. Hoping this will help the
sick babies
Rosie Traubs. Lionel Trsube.
Amelia Stern, IrmA Trauba
The evening world., 1894-07-27

On the very track where Maud s..
queen OF trottcrs, made her record Of
-'Vo 81 nine years ago her figures were
once equalled and four times surpassed
yesterday. Ryland T. made a new rec
ora Tor seldlngs, 2o7 "a. and also trotted
the three fastest heats on record, his
figures being 2.os. 2.o7 "a and EOS a.
The trotting world moves.