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Favorite CoIors.

Yellow. white, or pink and white, are
the favorite colors for evening wear
Flowers, especially roses with no stems.
trim the white and pink gowns. Tulle
Is another trimming very much In
vogue. and Is found easy TO drape, In
expensive and cool. The spangles and
paillsttes 20 generally used to trim even
ing dresses abroad, are not 30 popular
with US. 90 the American prefers q
softer and richer effect rather than the
brilliant glittsying enc. Even the rich
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Anarchist Mowbray. recently from
Engiand. talked peace to Paterson au-
dience last night. He surprised some of
ms hearers. who had expected some
tmng different But his discretion was
the better part Of his eloquence. Peace
2 favorite doctrine in this Republic.
AZ Mowbray sticks to 1t, his way will be
generally clear.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

According to advices from Yokohama
the Japanese have inflicted a terrible
drubbing on the Chinese. 1t 10 aston
fishing that the Chinese. with their ap-
titude for imitation. have not learned
how easy II is to gain a great victory
merely by using the telegraph.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
save Your Energy.

Don't work unnecessary parts OF 'n'
body. as frowning. twisting hnseis'
crossing feet and legs, gritting teetn,
tapping foot, biting fingers. scratchink
head when thinking, &c.
Reason. The body is a bank ana w.
currency is the various kinds OF enersys
you cannot spend the nickels and din.s
of energy too freely without hndihs ."e
total large enough to cramp your Nv
tIyities in the large things OF LIE.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Turkey Hash.

Take equal quantities of meat and pc
tatoes; chop both very fine and mix wei.
Season to taste with salt, pepper ans
celery extract; add one-quarter OF cu.
of hot water and one Tablespoonful y.
butter. Turn into the spider and s.'
until 1t is hot; then push It to one s'u'
and let 1t form brown crust ike ..
omelet and serve. One teaspoonful o.
chopped parsley can be aided, II desifeu
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the country's industrial forces will re-
sumo their old alignment. There is
nothing now to disturb this process Of
revival and resumption. Uncertainty
is over, for the time. A speedy ad-
journmcnt OF Congress should be
brought about to emphasize the fact.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Before starting for Europe Mayor Gil
roy announced his intention OF trying
20 forget politics." II he can succeed
In forgetting some OF the politics for
which he Is responsible It viii undoubt ed
ly add to the pleasure OF his vacation.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
In Spite of the Bad Boys.

To the Editor:
have heard my parents speak Of your fund
for sck babies I saw during the hot weather
poor. suffering babies and their mamrnas trying
to do all they could for them, but they had
no money
saw some children having q fair on Lenox
avenue to help the sick babies thought
would try It, 30 l took some OF my small toys,
some pictures my mother made lemonade and
candy. other children helped me and brought
pictures toys, ciua cups, candy and pineapples
and We had fair for two days and got In
all s2.25.
We enjoyed II very much. Some bad boys
stole some OF things and leased us. or else
we would have made more money. We will try
again soon. am nine years old and my brother
Edwin is seven years old
May u. Allen Nina Dean. Carrie Allen, George
Milington. Joseph NJ. Walker, Collie Leary, Peter
G. Walker, Pursy huntington and Edith +. Flor
encs all helped me. aud they are all from
six to twelve years old. -
CHARLIE J. BRITT.
20 West One Hundred and Thrty-thlrd street
send the rs and hope It will do some good.
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From . Lemonade stand.

To the Editor:
We. the undsrrignsd girls. send to The Even
ing World" Sick Babies Fund the amount
Of 10, from . lemonade stand Hoping It will
benefit some poor children in need.
Stella wasel, Mathilda Rosa Roman,
Nellie Hollander, Mimic Rosenthal.
Gussie Cohn.
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Collected by Three.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inciossd please nnd g. the amount selected by
three little girls in the vicinity OF First
and Hinety-sscond street. Hoping It will benefit
some little one and Wishing II was more we re-
main MAGGIE IWAWOWlNS,
FLORENCE GESNER,
LOUISA BAUMEISTER.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Woman suffrage u an old question, but
Its advocates will see that 1t doesn't
5ust yet become the previous question
The discussion will 90 on. despite the
constitutional Conventions adverse vote.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Tho Word Is FORWARD"

There will be no great boom. but there will be,
what IL better. a steady growth OF industry and
prosperous business activity that cannot be
hindered by partisan agitation. The tariff issue
ia settled. and the word now is-Forward Phil
sdephiA Times
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Eject of Senatorial EXAMPLE.

Probably the example OF Senatorial specula-
tors has not Increased the number OF gamblers.
It has merely led into q new Geld the thou
sands who have speculative bent. II they were
not gambling in stock they would be gambling in
something eise.-CincinnatI TimeS-stsr
The evening world., 1894-08-16
A Midsummer Feast.


Broilsd Bluenrh.
Heel Of . Loaf. stswsd Little Beta
Stuffed Green Peppera
Baked Young Chicken
Lettuce Salad.
whole Peach
Lady Finger.
Coffee.
Here is dinner for q Eentfeman's
family. Barring the chicken, It is not an
expensive meal. There 10 no butter and
no side Issues to brew billiousness, dys-
pepsia or any other discord. Be sure and
pull out the pepper seeds; stun As for
poultry dressing.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

what went on in the Senate yesterday
Was. not an essential part OF the great
tsrin struggle for which Democracy "A
rpu shilAted. 1t WAS q contest OF
sspoes IN the main campaign there "
: breathing spell. during which bust
49, WIN set upon It, feet again ana
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DROWNED WHILE BOATING.
Two Boats Capsized and Four Live.
Were Lost.
az Assoelated PreIs.l

By Associated PreEs)
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Aug. IS-
Oscar Lauren, aged thirty-two, and Ada
Wickman. aged fifteen. members OF a
party at Long Lake. near this city. were
drowned last night by the capsizing OF
boat. The bodies were recovered.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. l6--A special
from Baylors Lake, where Instructor
Mack and party OF Nazareth Hall
students are camping; says that while
and that Capt. Mack. was saved, but
Cadets Townsend. OF Nazareth, and
Webb. Of the West Indies. were drowned.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Cold Cures.

Many bad colds come from bad diss
ton. When the stomach is out Of esis
the body Is liable to catch anythig
that is epidemic. Cold cures and o.
plexion remedies are twins in therspn,
tics. One old prescription still holds sssl
Get into bed and stay there twenty-Asu
hours; eat and drink nothing. not en-
water; the next day take an alosla
bath and rub every part Of tho body n
with q coarse towel; swallow . ~
laxative and drink a bowl Of hot m
or thin cruel. This will cure . bad ~
and a bad face. II the patient takes =
more food for the day than Ii absolutdI
necessary.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Another Fair.


To the Editor:
Inciosed please ind s2.o,. the proceeds Of a
small fair held at :A East Eighty third street,
which We hope will help some poor little baby.
Wishing THE Evening World" all success and
with love to the babies. We remain.
Henry ssltz, Conrad SCHNEIDER.
John Dempsey.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

The baseball teams that play for 1.-THE
Evening World Sick Babies Fund
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
base hits were never made in q better
cause
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Collected q Dollar Apiece.
To the Editor;

To the Editor;
Inelosed please ana tho sum Of ~o2 which
We collected yesterday for the Sick Babies Fund.
Respectfully youIA
sADIE LEVIN. SIT East 7sth st
SADIE SAMUELS all East 18th u.
JENNIE BLOCH, SIS East 79th at.
REBECCA BLOCH. ans East 7sth ct
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From Ready Hands Circle.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please And 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund from the Ready Hands" Kings DauKh-
ters' Circle OF Bethany Chapel, Brooklyn The
members OF the Circle are:
Mabel Buchanan. Annie GaSau,
Lille Herold. Gertie kalt,
LiIEis Davidson. VILLA Keist,
Anna Thiea, Ella HckA
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south Omaha strike Over.

OMAHA. Nsb., Aug. 1.-THE South Omaha
Packing House employees strike 10 on. After
holding oIt three weeks the men lose all and
are now trying to get back on the old terms
Tho troops with be removed to-day. as all the
trouble Is over
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Luck of the Chick..aws.

The Chekasaw Nation has sssa without .
Governor for mers than . month II thus en-
Joys . distinct advantage over Colorado and MI
nois and South Carolina and Oregon kansas
City Star.
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Earned s2O.O3 All Alone.

Little Miss Minnie Hersh, Of 2e4 West
One Hundred and Twenty-third street,
on the afternoon Of Aug. 8 held fair
at $40 West One Hundred and Twenty
Nth street for the benefit Of the Sick
Rahiea' Fund.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
On . Killed ana One Dyin..

LEBANON. N. H.. Aug. IA freight train
crashed into . passenger train at East Lebanon
yesterday and Baggage-Mastsr Joseph Doucstts
had his head crushed, killing him instantly,
while brakeman steArns Was probably fatally
The evening world., 1894-08-16

3 Don't have It that one shall be taken
and another left. Let all the guilty
policemen CO. And, most important Of
all. let the system 60 under which cor
ruption in the force has been fostered.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

1t Is rather surprising to read of
preparations to rush through q bill to
correct the Tariff bill. 1t does seem a.
II the measure moved slowly enough
to be right when 1t got to tho end. Z
The evening world., 1894-08-16
RnrEnina In Linen.

Some OF the New York merchants are
selling linen sheets at s. a pair anu
rival Arms can't understand no" ths'
do II. But they do. They are hen
stitched at one end. pure linen AL tne
way through. and big enough 70 oosss
billiard tabla.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
One Dollar from Four.

10 the Editor:
Inolossd ana q. the result OF . fair held In
. store on the corner OF Liberty avenue and
sackmAn street. We the undersigned. hope Il
will do some good To the llck babies
Mary Silva, Ida Murch,
Emily Martin. " Mureh.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Five Dollars from Three.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will please hnd postal note for
S. which we trust you will devote to the above
fund and oblige
Annie J. Sweeney, Florence DcTlnger,
Ella Duney.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Proceeds of an Entertainment.

To tho Editor:
Enclosed you will please md q money order for
S12 20. which We got at an entertainment held
Friday afternoon, Aug. 3. at "a Crotona place
Hoping II will help the sick babies, We remain,
Clara Donohue, Fannie Farrell.
Olga Bender. Louisa Nols,
Mail InIlt
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Fair at InyvoOd, L.. I.


To the Editor:
Enclosed please md sl1:i made a. q fair
held In lnwood by Maggie Gordon and Ida May
Ryder, assisted by Georgia NatherwaI MadEe
sample aud Mamie Brown We hope this money
will do some alex babies good.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Fair at Newark.

by four little Girls. Amanda shipley. Leonora
and Elsie Smith and Grstta zipf. Friday after
noon Aug g. from TIL I o clock. BY selling
candy. cake. lemonade and fancy articles they
made a. so,
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Az long as New York's refuse II held
from tho burning. SO long will New
York have garbage nuisance.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
For the Suppression of BouteIle.

Every time the Hawaiian string 10 pulled
Bouteils Jumps UP out Of the box 1t wouldn't be
a bad idea to recall willis. send Boutslls to Ha-
vail and then dump . cargo OF dynamite into
that volcano over there.--Louisviiis Courier
Journal.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

The . O'Clock Edition aaa the
spertiae Extra ~ The pvsains
werid csAtain more spertiAs asws
Of interest sAaa can be fepna IN
any ether sweating AswsDapszs
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As OTHER EDITORS SAY.

What of Their Tensile Strength
soms Of the critics are declaring that Nj. Car
negis's books are much heavier THAI his srmsr
plats-st Joseph Herald.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Now that the burglar has taken to the
bicycle. It will be more than ever the
duty Of the police to put . spoke in his
wheel.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

New York's next Mayor should be
ali New York's. The city cannot afford
TO divide time with Tammany Hall.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

him for Mayor. II he should get the
nomination. will he tell how he got It?
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Britannia may rule the wave. but not
the wind. The latter was too much for
her yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Victim of a Rattle.nake.
ny Associated Prsss.l

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. H-M RiEont =
prominent young merchant Of Blocton. shot a
bird. aud when about TO pick II up was bitten
on the arm by . rattlesnaks. lie hurried home.
but died . few hours later, after suffering great
before death.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Caserio died for q great deal more
than the murder Of Carnot. Let the
violent Anarchists make . note OF that.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

The Police Department will hardly
be single In purpose till It Is single in
Its responsible head.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Newarif's trolley has Just finished its
thirty-seventh victim. There is no Pc
riod OF depression In its industry.
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~ 40. NOT AI.A0.

The Lady Bluebells, OF Brooklyn. collected
$50. and not $40. ~ stated Monday. for the
Sick Babies Fund.
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be played. The game between the Holy
Rosary Lyceum and st. James's Union
will be called at I o'clock. and the whole
nine innings will be played.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Police captains and serseants como
and 20. Police patrol wagons do neither
In New York.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Business will revivs because It must
revive.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Baked Prunss.

Here's q dainty dessert: Twenty
eight prunes. stewed in as little water
as possible. Press through a colander;
add the whites of four eggs and six
tablespconfuls of sugar. Bake a deli
cate brown. and serve with whipped
cream.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Reckless People An Chester.

eOms people in this town are mailing It impos-
sibis for the newspapers to print . decent sbit-
vary notice for thsm--Chsstsr pa Nswa
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HOUSE, HeMllE|

pearl passementeries are dispensed v,,,
for the Summer gown. and soft ,o,s'
and draperies Of chiffon take ,h.,'
place. '.u
The evening world., 1894-08-16
A Fashionable Beverage.

Bischoff 10 q delicacy at high tea. A
delicious one is served at Lady Dufferin
garden parties at the British Embassy.
This is the receipt: Break ten ounces
Of loaf sugar into a punch vase and add
two lemons cut in slices without the
seeds: q xest Of half an orange-ob-
tanned by rubbing sugar on the peel
also of half lemon peel. Pour in the vase
two bottles Of chablis, de Moselle or
Rhine wine and two bottles Of seltzer
and let 1t stand ten minutes; then add a
quart Of clean ice chopped small. and
lastly q pint Of Strawberries, II they
are in season. II not, half the quanti-
ty Of cherries will do, crystallized or
bottled. 1t is served in glass cups. 1
should say the delicious Virginia. Flor
ida and California wines would make
a superb Bischoff. A form Of cold tea
is popular and eaten at restaurants
and houses alike.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Senator Vests calcium light was OBJ
served to sputter . great deal.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Although the fair lasted only from /
o'clock to in the afternoon, and she
was entirely unassisted, the little lady
realized 5000 for the relief of the suf-
fering babies of the tenements, which
sae sond u,sbes Sor tbe iift,s s,fSere%s
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Mayor Gilroy forget politicsf wheI
Croker forgets where he got It
The evening world., 1894-08-16

RsaSso Of TEE EVENING WORLD ieavtne
! a. sfs for he hot months shouid send In Mer
sfdssssU and Aavs THE AHENLNG WORLD
saofied 10 ITEM regtiiorly.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
IL IL Not German.

To tho Editor Of The Evening World:
/ inclose a portrait taken from the Sunday
World" A question has arisen in the neigh
borhood whether It was intended as likeness
VI Senator German. HARLEM
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Mako Your own Cosmetics.

Poor women with luxurious tastes pay
far too much for their toilet supplies.
Scented soaps are expensive andSbften
very inferior. 1t takes little longer
time to make CASTLE soap lather. but the
article In genuine and as good for the
hair and teeth as the bath. II scent
Is needed use q handful Of toilet water.
Choice waters may be bought at whole
sale fors1 per quart. 1t is tribe cheaper
to make them at home. the cost of the
bottle, label. kid cover, &c. being saved
Buy q quart OF deodorized alcohol and
one ounce Of scent. This will give every
body in the house small bottle Of ex-
celient toilet water. The pink powder
and paste for manicure work is simply
msgnesia and cold cream colored with
grain or drop Of cochineal. One drop
Of oil Of roses will mako cold cream
the fragrant rose cream Of commerce.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
A Beautiful Shade Hat.

Her last years bingham gown was
made over this season with embroidered
frills and insertion. 1t was very much
up to date and quite satisfactory when
finished. And there was a piece of
bingham left over for which she had
no use. On first thought it seemed des-
tined for the rag-bag. but in the end 1t
was converted into a fashionable shade
hat for her small daughter. The ging-
ham was finely shirred to form the brim
Of the hat, and sewed to frame of
silk-covered wires, A Tam o'Shanter-
like puff formed the crown. There
was also bit of embroidery left from
the Bingham gown. which was used to
finish the wide brim and outline the
bow Of Bingham that adorned the hat
In front. Strings with an embroidered
edge completed the hat. In color the
Bingham was old rose. striped with a
fine white line.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Tomato Salad and cheese sticks

Take as many Arm. ripe, round toma-
toes as there are persons to serve. Pour
over them boiling water. remove the
skins and place tomatoes on ice. Chop
fine two onions and CRATE cucumber.
Mix these ingredients, after sailing and
peppering, with small quantity OF thick
mayonnaise dressing. Scoop out the
cores OF the tomatoes and I'LL with the
mixture. Place on lettuce leaves and
pour over the red tomatoes the golden
dressing. This makes q nice course
served with waters or cheese straws.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
A Working Girr. BoardinK-Hou.e,

Working girls are not desirable board
ers. They haven't any money as a class,
and the women in the business cannot
afford to keep them. One house, and
perhaps the only one In New York de-
voted to this class of trade. pays. The
mistress has been resident of Washing
ton Square for q quarter of a century.
She manages everything herself, does
tho carving, gives out the supplies, looks
up references. puts up pickles and pre-
serves and keeps an eye on the hall door.
1t takes lamb and three-quarters to
20 round when that delicacy is served
at dinner. and eight dozen hot rolls dis
appear from the breakfast table. The IS
boarders have q cot dresser and locker
in the partitioned dormitory. Private
rooms, all small ones. cost from 81 to IS
q week,
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A place where we have been with
God is worthy of being held in re-
membrance by us.
The man who sneers at preachers be-
cause once in awhile one Of them goes
wrong lacks good breeding.
There are blessings that come IN the
morning, only after a night OF
struggle.
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Necessary Education.

While it would be pleasant to have
our schools cultivate the literary ele
ment in English composition, this j;
not the first end to ba,;sought. AL
educated men cannot hope to. be poets
or essayists, but no one has right to
consider himself educated till he is
able to say in writing what he would
saw to his correspondent aloud if they
were standing face to face. Slovenli'
ness of expression not only is usually
traceable to slovliness of thought as
a cause, but the habitual neglect
of expression has also a tend
ency to increase by reflect action
the habit of loose or muddy thinking.
A person who lacks the power of clear
thought and expression is not per,
son to whose keeping 1t is safe to con-
fide public interests, and in our
country, where every citizen is liable
to be called upon to bear some of the
burdens of state, it is especially ne
cessary that the study of written as
well as spoken English be given the
place to which its Importance plainly
entities it in every American school
course.
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Introduce The Children.-It is
common oversight in too many house
holds not to introduce the children tc
visitors. Guests are formally present
ed to the adult members of the family,
but the younger boys and girls are
either ignored altogether or else in
troduced in general way without Civ
ing their individual names. This
course is' almost certain to result in
awkwarduess and constraint on their
part when grown There is a differ
ence between putting forward unduly
and giving them their just need OF
recognition. And pray take pains, in
making introductions, to speak the
names distinctly, and, above all things
else do not omit their mention. How
many OF US have been annoyed to
have a hostess greet an intimate
friend, to whom we were entire stran'
gers, with some such salutation as,
20 frank, so pleased to have you meet
Miss Blank" leaying us to discover
his surname as best we may. tis not
so bad plan for the family to rehearse
by themselves some of these little so,
cial formaliiies.
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Sadly True.

The eloquent and lamented Henry
w. Grady, in speech at Atlanta, Ca,
against the liquor traffic, said:
"To-night IL enters an humble home
to strike the roses from woman's
check, and tomorrow it challenges
this republic in the Halls of Congress.
To-day it strikes crust from the lifs
of a starving child, and tomorrow it
levies from the Government itself.
There is no cottage in this city humble
enough to escape, no palace strong
enough to shut it out. 1t defies the
law when it cannot coerce suffrage. 1t
is flexible to cajole, but merciess in
victory. 1t is the moral enemy of
peace and order, the despoiler of men,
the terror of women, the cloud that
shadows the face Of children, the
demon that dug more graves and sent
more souls unshrived to judgment than
all the pestilences that have wasted
life since God sent the plaques to
Egypt, and all the wars since Joshua
stood beyond Jericho. 1t comes to
ruin, and it shall profit mainly by the
ruin of your sons and mine. 1t comes
to mislead human souls. and to crush
human hearts under its rumbling
wheels. 1t comes to bring ray-haired
mothers down in shame and sorrow to
their graves. 1t comes to change the
wife's love into despair and her pride
into shame. 1t comes to still the
laughter on the lips Of little children.
1t comes to stifle all the music of the
home and fill it with silence and desc
lation. 1t comes to ruin your body
and mind, to wreck your home, and
it knows it must measure its prosper
ity by the sWiftness and certainty with
which it wrecks this world.n