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The evening world., 1894-08-02
A POLICE BOARD DECISION.

A decision OF great Importance to thu
officers OF the police force was reached
at Headquarters yesterday IN tho cas-"
Of cant. James H. Price, Of tho West
Thirty-scventh street police station.
Cant. Price was charged with failur.
to suppress u gambling house doing
business In his precinct. 1t was shown
that at a certain time gambling had
been going ON there. Rut there was no
evidence that the place was at all
notorious, that its reputation was gen
orally known or that the Captain was
aware OF its character
The decision. as far rs police trials go.
Gisposes of the theory that Captain is
responsible for the mere existence of Il
disordcrly or illegal resort in his pre-
cinct on the ground that he ought to
have discovered and suppressed II and
that the simple fact Of It's existence Is
proof of his negligence and guilt.
The points laid down in this decision
are that the Captain accused OF having
failed to suppress a violation of law
must be shown to have known of such
violation; that the viola ton must have
existed for so long time that n
prudent and watchful officer ought to
have known OF Il and suppressed 1t; that
when the violation Is notorious and
known to the neighbors a policeman
is chargeable with notice of II II 1t Is
not suppressed.
Under this decision II Is claimed that
II a disorderly house has been broken
up by a Captain and subsequently re-
sumes business the Captain Is not re-
sponsiblc unless II can he shown that he
had personal knowledge OF the resump-
ton or 1t had continued long enough
to become notorious.
The decision and acquittal OF Capt.
Price were unanimous, but they are
really the work of Commissioner Muir
ray, who wrote the decision, the Tam
many members OF the Board and Gen.
kerwin concurring.
Commissioner Murray, OF the BIZ
part lean Police Board. is Republican
politician. Capt. Price Is the most ac-
tive and aggressive Republican Captain
on the force.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
INEZ HARMON AGAIN.
The Child Actress ana Her Friends
Conduct an Entertainments.

A most enjoyable entertainment in aid
of the Sick Babies Fund was held Sat
urday evening in the Y. NJ. &. A. hall
on West One Hundred and Twenty fifth
street, The committee in charge of the
affair, headed by Mary Niertel, worked
hard to make ii a success. and
the fact that they realized sil.9j speaks
for itself AS to the result OF their cf-
forts. Following was Abe Programme:
: piano solo ssiccroi, 49,, Ms. Ka,hle@n o. Nalis
> Recitation, The rreckle-Farci Ltule
T. Chld actrcas. in ch4raetcr sketche3
!, ghud c,ocptIonIs, age esh, years, Edna Hs tT"
!. Rotation 'Foreisn Views o he
s. SOLO 'S Ssr % o." Miss Lotto . rTn"T
., Fa,ry dru Fairy Queen. Rub,ua nellsnsy
Mamie chapman, Camilla stein. Josie Hssr,
Josie o'Maily, clara Chapman May Ryan,
Vicrtci. accompanied Gy Master samuel
10. Plano and violin selection.
i. tmjG 4@rsss, "Lijy ami the Ers "'"'''
/ y. RELATION The organ ualior" May Viert "%
t. Lan'y dane ns '.'.'.,','.... Little Edna
! iI,'l, LIMO Nronhc.rncr four years old
/ l6, Mus.cJ .rio,...,, Burton, rurcrc and Collins
. lts ! MA h'lksNr mo t'dbN JlEs 10 DO,
~ lhcA! rhcrrs, uo''. .......lrcH Harmon
, u. solo selected ..,.... Miss Rhoda Harp
10 closing address, liirdic Noltson
/ tumml ltvC-MH,N NiVricl Rosa Mulison. Sophie
( Ntcr'cl, C'cmentinc RScr. Birdie wot,on
The fact that lncz Harmon, the child
acti ess, was to appear was sufficient
. in itself to M the house, She has al
I ways been ready to respond 10 the call
! II charity in the past and has appeared
az various benefits for ''Gvcnins World''
! charities. She was repeatedly cncored
! in her various dances, and money was
thrown upon the stage for her TO give
| TO the sick babies.
Edna Heine, Lille Monhcimer and Ca
mlla Stein were loudly applauded in
| their several selections, and Dora Dau-
Torrance,
The Fairy Drill was the feature OF the
programme, That and the song for the
sick babies are original with Mary
NieItel. Daisy Ntertel VAS veritable
The evening world., 1894-08-02
ChiIdrcn's Luncheons.

The requisite fast between meals is for
grown folks and not little folks to heed.
Children as a Class are small eaters; they
play hard, and the very ruthlessness Of
their merry lives insures digestion. When
they ask for something to eat 1t should
be forthcoming. and the best that can be
had. If only nutritious foods. suitable
to their delicate organization, were served,
health would be commoner among men
and women. As the child develops his
habits OF life change. Instead of being
outdoors Playing all day he is indoors
studying: the lack of exercise will weaken
digestion and necessitate regular meals
and nothing ID eat between them.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
DENNERlEIN A G00SEHERD.
FREMONT Police Have Numerous and
varied Dates to Perform.

II any gentleman in fremont has
discovered deserted gooscry on his
backyard farm he will probably be
able 10 find the dcnizens thereof In the
public pound at 1854 Arthur avenue.
There are twenty-four geese there
which were rounded up yesterday morn
ing by Policeman Dennerlcin. OF the
fremont station at Washington ave
thie and one Hundred and Seventy-siHth
street. Dennerlein is a success as
gooseherdcr. and got the whole TWO
dozen to the pound without dcserter
lie says he has no clue. however. as
to the identity of the geese further than
that each one has "A large healthy hiss.
I'm good working order. and wears gray
and white clothes, literally besmeared
with Annexed District mud.
Policeman Peter Dcvlin, OF the Ire
mont force, added to the pound =
population this morning, two red cows
which he found at large at High Bridge
road and Valentine avenue.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Intcmperance and Indisestion.

Incorporate eating and drinking Is the
chief cause of indigestion. Few people
starve to death; many kill themselves
eating and drinking. The stomach to be
strong, sound and healthy must have
time to dispose of one meal before any
other food Is imposed upon it. There are
two elements in the foods eaten-nu-
tritious and non-nutritious. The first Is
digestod and produces nourishment; the
other. not being digestible. is rejected.
From five to seven hours should elapse
between meals; furthermore there must
be no eating between meals for good
health and good appetite.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Tomorrow Eldorado will belong to
the Sick Babies Fund. The open-air
entertainment will begin ut 4 o'clock
with a promenade concert by the Gil
more Band. All the sweet tunes, all
the popular airs and all the topical
songs without words that the musi-
clans can recall will be played.
When the sun goes down programme
of bewildering delight will begin. The
Arabian acrobats, the Iamora family of
the magical jugglcr; Sampson, the man
of iron muscle; two hundred ballet
dancers in gorgeous array and winged
feet; solo and scrpentine dancers, and
last and biggest of all, giant living pic
lures will be presented for the enjoy
ment OF the guests and the benefit OF
the babies.
The tickets are Is cents. y cents and
80 cents. and everybody who buys one
will be contributing to the fund.
There Is no cooler or more picturesque
spo. within sight of New York than the
Eldorado Amphitheatre. Ferry-boats al
Barclay. Franklin, West Fourteenth and
West Forty-second streets go straight tC
tlc flag trimmed, lantern-hung, electric
lighted pier. You will sleep all the bet
ter for the blow across the Hudson.
Make arrangements to go and take
your little folks and friends with you
Everybody who goes to Eliorado to-
morrow afternoon will have a good time
see n good show and al the same time
be doing the babies of New York q good
turn. NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Girls Like n Good Cigar.

To the Editor:
In answer TO TEDDY" as TO smoking in the
presence Of ladies'. think he is entirely wrong
like the scent OF cigar and do not think 1t
is ungentemanly for my friends to indulge in
my presence and do not think it lessons their
respect for in the least, What is more
pleasant than sitting on the yeranda these moon
light nights and watching your dear devoted en-
toying himself smoking? And Teddy" 1t keeps
the mosquitoes away you know, or. at least.
know. and do not live in New Jersey, either.
No. TEDDY" you are wrong. and. girIies let
your "Chollcys' enjoy their weed. NAN.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Dyspeptic people require little food;
as different temperaments crave differ
ent dishes, rules are impertinent. Among
the articles of diet considered bad fol
this class, are pork, veal, sausage, dried
beef, salt fish and meat, liver, cheese
all shellfish. except oysters, dumplings
tarts, mince pie, hot breads of all sorts
pickles. highly seasoned sauces, banan'
as. pears and preserves. Cereals boiled
dry, dry toast, broiled beef. soft eggs
weak tea and coffee, milk and clear
soups are prominent on the bill OF
fare for treacherous systems of diges,
ton
The evening world., 1894-08-02
The Perfect Woman.

These are the figures a perfectly
formed woman should have: Weight
10 pounds; height, feet 7 inches;
bust 2s to So; hips, "a to IS inches;
waist, "a, and neck 10 inches:
hand for No. 6 glove; foot for No. 8
shoe. A plumb line dropped from the
tip Of her nose should reach a point
one inch in front of her great toe. The
arms hung when standing will allow
the fingers to touch the centre OF the
thigh. The length of the leg shoufd
measure the distance from her chin
to finger tip. The calf and arm should
have the same circumference, and the
neck and thigh the same.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
The Cat ON Moving Day.

To the Editor:
wish TO say to John Wilson that in some parts
Of Scotland there is superstition that where par
ties moved out OF house against their will they
may have left some KIND Of an evil wish or curse
to fall upon the first who may enter the house to
take possession OF II. So to make sure OF safety
under all circumstances the parties moving in
take along with them quantity OF salt when
they go TO clean the place, and when they move,
"cheete." as they call their cat, is the nrst one
to be put in 10 take possession" And II there
is any bad luck to fall upon any one 1t will fall
upon poor pussy. John Wilson might try this.
1t can do no harm TO any one. That am sure
Of. MARION MORRISON.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
HELPS in Cooking.

Never slice apples for making ples'
quarter, core and cut each quarter In
two pieces.
Onions, turnips and carrots should be
cut across the fibre, as 1t makes them the
more tender when cooked.
Keep your bread pans and apple dishes
free from i'll flavor by always washihs
them in hot water after using.
Chemists say that 1t takes more thah
twice as much sugar TO sweeten pre-
serves, sauces, &C.. Ii put in when they
begin to cook, as 1t does to sweeten them
after the fruit Is cooked.
A spoonful of vinegar put into the
water in which meats or fowls are boiled
makes them tender.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
CcntrnI Opcrn-Hounc Engaged.

II hard work insures success. then the en-
tcrtainment which is scheduled to take place in
the Central Opera House on the evening OF Sept.
viii net a handsome sum. The proceeds are
TO be divided between the Sick Babies Fund
and the Lebanon Hospital. The bencnt is to be
given under the auspices of the Friends OF All
Society, tho officers Of which are: Ray Fem
borg President; Mamie Gold, Nice-President
Herman Foinberg, Treasurer; Aaron Levin,
Financial Secretary; Sidney Bauer, Secretary.
and Fred Hutter. Chairman. These little peu-
pie are buslly engaged in getting donations to
help along their work, and appeal TO the vari-
Gus merchants for aid.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Lemon Juice.

No table is complete without lemon.
A few drops of Juice in the drinking
water will purify it, lotion of acid,
glycerine and cologne or clear water is
good to soften the hands: lemon juice
will prevent the nails from brittleness;
weak lemonade is wholesome mouth
wash: tea. coffee and hot water with
lemon juice in are excellent tones for
the stomach. taken an hour before
breakfast. After the fruit is squeezed
dry it may be used to polish brown
shoes,
The evening world., 1894-08-02

AS matters now stand, the Police De
partment OF New York is officially COM
mttted to the declaration that Mr.. The
Aliens pool-Toom In Blocker street is
really legitimate real-estate Office. and
that the Parks gambling den in West
Th'rty-trst street was opened and run
ming without the Captain OF the precinct
Knowing anything about il. Two such
decisions In one day ought to convince
eN-Capt Doherty that there must be
some mistake about the conclusion ar
rived at in his case.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Every year the subject of hygienic
cooking receives more attention. Women
are not studying their mirrors as much
as the menus prescribed by hygienists
and surgeons. Stewing celery and serv-
ing it like cream of spinach is in keep
ing with this idea. Celery, spinach,
young squash and onions have distinct
medicinal and sanitary value, stimulat-
ing the action of those organs that puri-
fy the system. without bodily health
beauty Is absolutely impossible.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

others IL that after losing 200 pounds
she had 300 left. She was. indeed,
woman OF weight in her sphere. and her
sphere was formerly that OF the dime
museum. Even had she recovered her
health after being bereft Of so many
pounds, her managers would still have
had occasion to mourn her loss
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Lovers Laps and Kisses.

To the Editor
II a girl doesn't sit in her lovers lap and
show herself to be arcctonate in some degree
then he ought TO look for a more loving girl for
wife. | don't countenance such actions in a
couple who are not bona-Ade lovers, expecting to
be married. Chimney may be informed also
What's In a kiss" Smallpox sometimes but
perhaps his question means, What does 1t signify ?
A kiss from a mothers lips TO her child signifies
that she will be ready to stand between her on
spring and the world. II he be a convict she
would 90 to jail with him. II 1t be a tired and
hurt child the Xiss contains balm from that
soother oil human wocs-a mothers heart.
lover may kiss his Intended 1t is then the
message OF the affection which the girl would
do well TO appreciate at the time. as they are
usually scarce after marriage. c. +.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Becf a la Mode.

Take the bone from round OF beef,
fill the space with a forcemeat made OF
the crumbs OF a stale loaf, four ounces
of marsow, two heads of garlic, chopped
with thyme and parsley, some nut
meg. cloves, pepper and salt, mix 1t to e
paste with the yo,ks of four eggs beaten,
stuff the lean part OF the round with 1t.
and make balls of the remainder; sew a
hllet of strong linen wide enough to
keep II round and compact, put IL In a
vessel Just sufficiently large TO hold II.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Just Like Renl ActOrs.

A hurriedly gotten up entertainment was given
at 22l East sixty-ninth street Tuesday evening
which realized 81 for the babies The prime NOV
in the AFFAIR were Stella siegel and Gussie
Eiseman. assisted by Lawrence siegel, Ruth Sic
gel and Willie Hughes. Two little plays were
given. entitled RED Riding Hood and Snow
White" Willie Terry and Otto Nesman BACKED
their faces and sang and played the harmonica
yerv accsptsbly, and all concerned deserve great
credit for their effort.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Blonde. DO Not Jump at n Chance

To tho Editor:
Blondes az a rule are, | will admit, stead
fast and true but for the courage to take the bull
by the horns. or. as may say, to give the word
that the man who sdorcs her is waiting for. all!
there is where che falters. The reason this lack
OF courage is displayed, in my mind is that as a
rule blondes are the pets OF the household, and the
admiration that is bestowed upon them in their
homes by the parents turns the little blonde 5
head and at times she thinks only of her sweet
heart and at times the old folks hold the trump
card in her eyes, But the poor fellow figures OIL
nothing but her as his wife to be tsome day) and
he awaits the word from heroinc's papa
"Florrie or Margaret (as the case ma! be-. you
go forth and join him." But will she do
It then? All. there's tho rub! ]. s. KNOWS.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Frangipnngi Tart.

Pound eight macaroons fine; pour suf-
ficient boiling milk over them to form
light batter; add six well-beaten eggs
sweeten a Little. pour into a saucepan
and stir over the fire until 1t thicksns
add a quarter of a cupful OF butter and
one teaspoonful OF orange extract, o. the
Juice OF one orange; line a dish with PAS
try, add the mixture and bake twenty
minutes; just before serving slit pow
dered sugar over 1t. -.---..-.. ---
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Yacht Caps.

Small men have had their heads
turned by the yacht cap. There has
been a tremendous sale this year. and
the English race that blew Mr.. Gould
into prominence stirred up the trade.
Just now orders are ahead of the sup
ply. The demand is for a blue cloth.
Of light weight. with three gold bands
and the emblem OF victory worked In
The evening world., 1894-08-02

In intimating that Senator Murphy
may not fee equal to the burden of carry
Ing on the campaign in the State this
Fail, and may. therefore. retire from
the Craftsmanship of the State Com
mittee. the great Where-did-he- get 1t
shows touching consideration for the
man from Troy. And his ideas are
couched In the delicate phrsseoiogy pos
Eible only to the disinterested, dispas-
sionate man who is out OF politics-per-
naps.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Talent Is Wanted.

fair and entertainment in aid OF the Sick
Babies Fund will be held in the Old Homestead
Third avenue. between Ninetieth and Ninety
first streets. Aug is and II. The affair is
under the direction OF F. Hacker I. Louis, c.
Wnterberg and J. Shongut, who are working hs I'd
to insure its success. They are In need OF a
few performers who will volunteer their
services. ANY who will appear in behalf Of this
great charity may address l. Louis, 100 East
vim rfh att
The evening world., 1894-08-02

gold leaves. The cost is $50 retail.
Caps without the gold braid and with
the laurel wreaths are worth 81, and
those with braid, minus the decoration,
are the same price. Plain navy blue
cloth caps at s1.35 are the very best for
little lubbers
The evening world., 1894-08-02
4 Club of Four.


We four friends dubbed together and collected
90 from friends for the beneht OF the Sick
Babies Fund. 1t Is not very large sum. but
did the best We could. Compliments OF
ANNIE DROWN. PSI Stanton street, aged Is:
ROSE ELLA CLARK. PSI Stanton street, aged IL;
KATIE GOrTLlEB, PSI stanton street, aged IL;
EVELYN REMACLE. - Cannon street sGed u.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Bright silver.

To keep your silver bright without
constant cleaning, which is injurious to
the plated articles. dissolve a small
handful of borax in dishpan of hot
water with little soap. put the silver
in and let 1t stand all the morning tor
afternoon as the case may bel, then
pour off the suds, rinse with clear cold
water and wipe with soft CLOTH ~,
The evening world., 1894-08-02

~ Secret sessions never do any good.
Why can't the public business be trans
acted openly?" Park Commissioner
Bell asked the question, and nobody
could answer 1t. But the Park Board
went into executive session just the
Dsame. Really. however, 1t wouldn't
be so bad IL It's meetings were the only
secrets the Park Board had.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Wash thoroughly and quarter some
very young artichokes. Remove the
chokcs, and eat them like radishes, with
pepper, salt, vinegar and oil. They
taste like nuts. and make a nice relish.
Time to prepare, ten minutes.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
PLAGUE OF BLACK SPIDERS.
Indiana Man Who Swallowed One
IL Dead.

INl NssOClAttI Ttess-I
COLUMBUS. Ind, Aug. Prom Eek
erly comes the report that there is a
plague Of black spiders In Crawford
County and parts of Perry. Several
persons have been bitten.
only one death has resulted. The
victim swallowed a spider while drink
ing from Jug. Many of these spiders
are Of enormous size,
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Collected ut IA stand.


To the Edltor:
Please receive Enclosed $40: for the Sick Babies
Fund. which We collected at little stand on
Avenue A. between Eishty-tourth and Eighty
NTH streets We hope that this money will do
some good TO the sick babies
KATIE MAGuIRE. eleven years old:
mazda MUELLER, seven years old.
FRIEDA ROEMER, thirteen years old
The evening world., 1894-08-02

listeners outside of the Police Head
quarters yesterday could hear the
merry swish Of the whitewash brush in
side and the glad rejoicings over the
completeness of the jobs when finished
Great is whitewash.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
| HeV9E!Bg $HeME)

add pint Of red wine. cover 1t with
sheets OF tin or iron, set II In a brict
oven properly heated, and bake II thre.
hours; when done, skim the fat from the
gravy, thickcn 1t with brown -four ada
some mushroom and walnut ketcbun
and serve II up garnished with force
meat balls fried. 1t is still better when
eaten cold with salad,
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Just why exhibitors OF bullet-proof ar
NOR should be stopped and wild animal
| trainers and purposeless balloonists al.
;iowed to keep on risking their lives and
limbs is one of those things no logica
observer OF events can study out.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Boil the satisfy till perfectly tender.
drain it and cut 1t into inch lengths.
Put it on a dish. and pour over 1t any
simple salad dressing, or toss II UP
lightly with oil. vinegar, salt. pepper
and chopped ravigote. Gsrnish as
fancy dictates. Time TO boil the satisfy
one hour.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Mr.. Croker says Senator Murphy has
not received much recognition from the
Administration. Possibly this is true
But think what the collar and cuff in
dustries of Troy have received from the
tsriff trainers.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Collected by Two Girls.

TO TIt T.VITOI-
Iuclosei please find check for 5: o., being the
amount which We have collected from our friends
for the bcnedt OF the poor sick babies
CORA LOEWENTHAI.
$50 East Eighty-s.cond street;
IDA T.. TlLTON.
j3i East Eighty-second street
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Another Sidewalk Fair.


inclos,d YOU will find Si.ls. the result OF a lit
tie fair which W. held our block, Second ave-
nue., near Eishty-sixth street, yesterday morning
for the Sick Rabies Fund.
FloTrio Gerrtc, Naomi Levy.
Bessie CiarTetson Lewis Gerrits
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Fine Girls In Brooklyn.

To the Editor:
civil Engineer must be very particular, IL
from among fifty young ladies he cannot find even
one to please him. Please. civil Engineer" do
not go to Europe for wife There plenty OF
fine girls in Brooklyn. Seek among them.
p. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Knead ten or fifteen minutes sifted
-four with little salt into beaten egg,
roll to a thin sheet, dust with flour,
fold and roll very thin into 4 tight roll,
slice from the ends with a very SHARP
knife, shake out the strips and drop
them into the liquor in which chicken
has been boiled; boil twenty minutes.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Potato Stew.

Boil square Of picked pork in two
quarts Of water: VIXEN done. take out.
score and brown in the oven. Add to
the liquor ten sliced raw potatoes. two
small onions sliced; boil half an hour
add a teacupful Of milk and beaten
The evening world., 1894-08-02

1t Is a little singular that the subject
Of voting machines should occupy the
attention Of the Constitutional Conven-
kion, just at this time, when the idea of
good citizens Is to drag voters away
from the machines
The evening world., 1894-08-02

The truth of the adage that the devil
gnever takes any vacation is illustrated
by the activity in gambling and other
law-breaking circles while the Good
Government Clubs, City Clubs and other
reform organizations are taking their
Summer outing.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Ridiculous Elton Caps.

Down at Spring Lake there are boys
with tutors, pretending to make up lost
lessons. These young wags put In an
hour or so a day at Latin and arithme-
tic and devote the best part of the time
The evening world., 1894-08-02

Coffee.
Fried Swectbreads. Green Apple sauce.
Fried Sweet Potatoes.
Jelly Omclct. ROLLS
Cut Peaches.
Sweet Cream.