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PEACE WITH A HOWL.
Harmony May Not Reign at Tam
many's Next Meeting.
Preparations for the Coming Con.
vention at Syracuse.
Democrats OF All Brands May Gse
Together.

Chairman James ]. Martin Of the Exs
ecutive Committee of Tammany Hall
has sent out a call for a meeting of the
Executive Committee next Tuesday af.
ternoon.
The Committee will then arrange for
The transportation of Tammany men to-
Syracuse to attend the State Conven-
tion, and for their entertainment there.
The Committee will also discuss the
programme to be followed in regard to
the relations of the wigwam to the
state Democracy.
1t is barely possible that an oltv6
branch will be held out to the leaders
I OF the latter crowd in accordance with
the suggestion of the Democratic State
Committee that Democrats of all brands
be Invited to come in under the Tam
fsany umbrella.
The sentiment among the rank and
file OF Tammany men is undoubtedly
against making terms with the State
Democracy people. although there 10 .
tendency on the part of some OF the
wigwam leaders to guarantee fair treat
ment of such delegates as the State
! Democracy outfit may elect. either ~
, part OF the regular machine or sindS.
| pendent OF II. q, n ,
The State. Democrats are not inclined
| to accept the invitation OF the Demo-
| cratic state Committee. the leaders of
| 1t having virtually committed them
selves In favor of a union ticket to op-
pose Tammany.
Realizing the fact that thei1
overtures will probably be declined
some OF the Tamnany leaders,, favor
the tender of peace Offering as q
means of sduaring the machine with
such independent Democrats as are not
in sympathy with the Grace and O'Brien
| crowds.
! 1t IL not improbable. therefore, that q
resolution will be adopted by the Tam
many Executive Committee Offering
terms of peace to the independents, but
there VIII be good sized hawsef
The Executive Committee may also
| fix date for the County Convention.
although no date has even been dis.
Guessed. The County Convention viii
i probably be held about Oct. TO-
The evening world., 1895-08-31
labor DAY
No General Parade This Year,
/ Excursions Having Been
Substituted
\ BIG PICNIC At CONEY ISLAND.
\ A Stipulation that Only Union
Men and Products Are
to Be Used.
MANY SPORTING EVENTS.
International Cricket, Tennis, Yacht.
Ing, Baseball and Other Amuse-
ments for the People.
MANY SPORTING

Monday will be a holiday set apart as
Q tribute to workingmen, and known as
Labor Day. Business will be suspended
in exchanges, banks and public build
ings and picnics. excursions and parades
will be in order.
There will be no general street parade
Of organized labor. but. under the aus
pices Of Central Labor Union. there will
be a monster excursion, picnic and sum-
mer-night festival.
This plan Of celebrating labor's great
holiday was recommended by William
J. O'Brien. of the Granite Cutters
Union. Chairman Of the Committee;
John 8. Henry, Of the Wood Carvers'
Association. Corresponding Secretary OF
the Central Labor Union. and Daniel
Harris. Treasurer of the Cigar-Makers'
International Union. The names Of the
other members of the committee are:
George X. Lloyd. Tin and Sheet Iron Workers:
Joseph Nohlcs Balfe Musical Club J. E. Bausch.
United Wood Carvers; Louis Wolders Cigar
The evening world., 1895-08-31
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.
No Labor Parade, hut the Germans
VIII He In Line.


Labor Day will be quietly observed
also In Brooklyn on Monday. There
will be no parade.
There will be a parade in Brooklyn,
but it will he the beginning of a four
days festival in commemoration of the
twenty-hfth anniversary Of the battle
Of Sedan.
A picnic at Benner's Ridgewood Park
will be held by the Central Labor Union,
attended by 5000 members and their
families OF the seventy organizations
comprising the Union. There will be
athletic games at the park and perhaps
some speaking. The picnic is under the
direction Of the following Committee of
Arrangements:
George J. Phillips, Chairman; William d. will
h'ns. sccretarv; Joseph Nolan, Treasurer Will
lam Woods, John Dunn George l.. Horn. Sam irl
Armour, Samuel Somers, Thomas Kerwin, Patrick
REYNOLDS Timothy Ryan and Joseph Solatovsky
Floor Manager. Isaac Martin.
p..asl hartman Reception Committee Joseph +.
The members OF District Assembly
No; 22O, Knights Of Labor, will picnic
The Germans win have parade. in
ciuding a large number of Veterans Of
the Franco-Prusslan war. The celebra-
tion vii really begin tonight with a
man Kr!eger Bund at Ar!on Hail. Wall
street. Tomorrow they will continue
the festivities at Glendale and listen 10
a musical programme rendered by the
United German Singing Societies OF
Brooklyn.
The parade on Labor Day will see
about 5,W0 men in line. 1t will start
from Arion Hall at 10 o'clock in the
Mr.. II. NJ. Hildebrandt, 72O Bushwlck
avenue, Mayor Schieren and other city
officials Will review the parade.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
HEALY STILL MARSHAL.
Justice GirErrich Says No Reason
for His Removal IL Given.

Judg" GicEerich. IN the Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-day dismissed the pro-
ceodings brought by LAWYERS Hulen 4
Roe FOR the romDya! or suspension OF
Edward ]. li'aly as Marshal Of the
First District Court
Judge G!og'rich says there was no
evidence to pruGc tHat Hully had locn
guilty OF wlIfui misconduct.
llcdly, "a Marshal. seized p-pp'gt" be
longing to iIulda Nanassr ald jacob
Sandman. al First avenue o. war
rant Of attachment "a favor Jf samuel
Kulla. suh-.ugcutiy he lcyIyi u1Ior a
second attachment on the property Of
Manasse d Co. and refused 70 release
the goods uutl his fees were Iaid.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
BOlO TICKET FRAUD,
troker Barnett, Of This City. and
Two Other Men Arrested.
Conductors and Advertisers Bogus
Coupons issued.
Swallowed Many Months by Local
Slcuthiounds.

Former Chicf prummond. of the Sc
crct Service. to-day uncarthcd what he
says Is "A gigantic scheme to dcfraud tn,
southern Railroad Company. by an
issue of counterfeit tickets. lie ar
rested Clarence Barnett, of this city.
while his agents in New Orleans ar
rested Eugene Barnett. brother. and
Joseph Weber. alleged to he acting in
collusion with the New Yorker Mr.
l'rummond IL after "A printer In this city
ana another agent of San Antonia Tex.
VINO are said To be In the scheme. Mr.
brummond declares his agency has
been engaged on the case four months
Barnett arrested here is engaged part
OF his time AS a broker In dry goods for
out-of-tOwn merchants at $50 Broadway
lie Is also "A commercial traveller for
the Stafford Mineral Spring Company,
with offices at 2i6 and 257 Broadway.
Several months ago "A consignment OF
10000 tickets was printed In this city
and sent to Barnetts brother In New
orleans. They were conductors cou-
pons. The imitation was 80 imperfect
their detection was easy
Then, 1t Is said. the accused man
turned his attention to advertisers tick
cts. which are printed on ordinary slips
OF paper and easily initiated. These
were made out on the Southern Pacific
company, ana about II dozen were aC-
Cepted before the fraud was detected.
The names of nearly all the ewspapcrs
In ten South were used on these slips.
Barnett has been under surveillance
for several months. The detectives who
Swallowed him say he was in the habit
of carrying large envelopes addressed
to various persons In The South. Thos,
he dropped into mail boxes on the
streets. taking care not to put more
than on" letter into one box. The let
ters were nearly always seized and on
being examined were found to contain
consignment of counterfeit tickets
Barnett was arrested at his office this
morning. He was taken before United
states Commissioner Alexander and Is
held In $l,JD ban for examination. He
said the printer who turned out the
tickets supposed he was an agent OF
the company. Mr.. Drummond. however
declares he VIII arrest the printer and
find out II he knew anything OF the
scheme.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
ARRESTED IN THE WOODS.
Two Suspicious Men Captured After
n Lively struggle.

RUTHERFORD. n. j., Aug. 3l.-Latc
last night Policeman Talbot made an
arrest which might throw light on the
murderous assault on william Dovey, n
few weeks ago. Talbot while passing Il
strip Of woods at Sylvan street saw two
men acting suspiciously. He arrested
them. one OF the men broke away. but
he lodged the other in the lookup. Po-
lie ctman Talbot went back to the woods
TO look for the other man. He was
found lying In n pile of brush. Mr..
bowman attempted to catch him and
was struck in the stOrNach with a rock.
Policeman Talbot caught him.
When the two men were searched
sardhags and razors we're found In
their possession. as well rs wooden
gag.
This morning when taken to tht
photographers they wrecked the room
The Iol.ce of Nutley nave been notl-
fled OF the arrest.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
BESSIE FAIRBANKS SANE.
She VIII Vow lie Tried for shoot.
ing Her Pnrnnour.

Especial to The Evening worldD
NEWBtRG, n. Y, Aug. M.-Dr. All
son. of Mattcawan Asylum. appeared
before Judge Brown this morning with
certificate to the effect that Bessie
Fairbanks, an inmate of that fnstitu-
ton. is wholly sane. ON such certificate
Judge Brown signed an order directing
the sheriff of New York County to take
her from the asylum and return her to
the city of New York for trial
Bessie Fairbanks is under Indictment
for shooting Real Estate Dealer Coch-
rane last year. after a conference held In
restaurant in which he declined longer
to care for her she having been his
mistress for some time. Cochranc did
not care about prosecuting, but The
World' repeatedly called attention to
this delay in the case. He finally APP
pcared, after The World" mad located
him at his fathers home in this city.
After her Indictment she was sent to
the asylum at Matteawan as an insane
criminal
The evening world., 1895-08-31

Floor Manager, and Charles W. Hoad-
Icy, of the Electrical Workers. Chairman
OF the Receotion Committee
Some of the trades and labor unions
attached to the Central Labor Union
will march to the Bay Ridge ferry In
body and attend the festival. which
will continue until Tuesday morning.
The Central Labor Federation Will
fold its Labor Day picnic at Brom-
mer's Park There will be dancing,
games and music.
District Assembly No. ~. Knights of
Labor. will have Labor Day demon
stration in Union Square. There will
be music and speechmaking by prom
inent labor advocates.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
BOTH FOR LOCAL OPTION.
Mayor strong and Nr. HnrburKcr
Agree ON This subject.

Excise Commissioner Harburgcr hal a
long conference with the Mayor to-day
on the excise question. The tommis-
sioner recently made speech to mem
bers of the Independent County organ
ization. fav5rIng more liberal laws, In
which he expressed approval Of tho
homc-rule doctrine and .oCil oplion.
He sounded the Mayor tu-uay as to
the latter's attitude on those two issues,
and found the Mayor indors"d them.
The Commiss s!Oner expressed satlsiAc-
ton with the liberal spirit entertained
by the Mayor towards the esc.s" laws,
President Roosevelt viii reply to Com
missioner Harburger ON Thursday even
The evening world., 1895-08-31

QUINCY. Ill, Aug. 3l.--JeaIousy was the cause
Of what vii! probably prove double murder last
night. HenrysB,Iing and Rosa swearinsen We're
shot ani fatally wounded by Dora IIcilwagon
Hpljng was plylng attention to both women. AMI
went huggy-ridng with Miss Swrarngsn MisB
HeilSiRon, accompanied by woman named Belle
Jones, followed them In another buggy On the
ROAD north Of the city she drove up close o. the
buggy in which sal her faithless lover and .ival
II VAS bright moonlight night. and the two
buggies ranged alunssiie she drew a revolver
AMI shot the pair. She then drove rapidly away,
and has not yet Ue'n captured
The evening world., 1895-08-31
100 PER CENT. IN 10 DAYS.
Timpono Doubled His CAPITAL by a
Peculiar Method

Maria Cigalc claims to have deposited
$50 jointly with Ninc,uzo Timp,np IN
the Bank for Savings on June !, 1882.
Ten days later she says, Timppnp with
ir,w the entire amount. Mss C.gIle
brought suit IA the City Court against
T.mrOno t. recover $50. and Jus'frr.
II .thrthy ".Eucd an order for the mans
arrest
Timpono was lDckci up In Ludlow
Stree, Jal! IN detuul, Of 500 bah
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THREATENED TO KILL HER.
Imprialline Held for AssnultinE
His Much Abused wife,

Michael Impriallinc. forty-n!ne years
old. OF III Thompson street. met his wife.
Lizzie twenty-three years old. now liv-
Ing at la7 Mulberry street last night at
Mott and Broome streets. and without n
word struck her twice in the back with
his fist. lie then drew an enormous
jack-knife and threatened to kill her.
A bystandcr struck him in the head
with "A cane, and The crowd which gath
cred held him until Policeman Gleason
appeared and arrested him.
In the Tombs Court to-day he was
charged with non-support and felonious
assault. Magistrate Crane held him in
81 600 for General Sessions.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
Quarrelled with u WOmnn-ShOt
Dead.

BLuFFToN, lnl. Aug, 3l.-Jlhn J. Hsrring,
ton a weil-knoWn resident OF E.khart, was mys-
trr!ously shot and Killed and Mabel Moore re
ceyed a resh wuunf. In the Iniiaaa House yes
ter iiy morning rte woman was the mistress
of the house ani claims thit burglars di the
shooting after s'raling $500 In money and lew
elry valued at the amount H,rrlng'an
ami the woman hii been quarr'.llng during IN,
night, and oNlnr T. this far' the later MAS ar
rested the charge Of murder.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
MUST GO TO ST. LOUIS.


Judge Beekman, in the Supreme
Court, to-day, denied the application OF
Samuel casten. alias Diamond SAM"
for~releaso on writ of habeas corpus.
casten was turned over to Detective
Thomas McGrath. who will take him
to ST. Louis tomorrow morning.
Diamond Sam" is charged with steal
ing $3.50 worth of diamonds from Flor
ence Mcclclland, of St. Louis. Several
weeks ago he was acquitted In the
Court of General Sessions here of a
charge of robhng Mrs. Maillard OF
1000 worth of diamonds.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
DIED.

PARKER Suddenly. in Fairfield. Conn. 40.
so 1895. General +. 5. PARKER. "
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wlTTMANN.-on Friday. Aug. 80. GEORGE
WITTMANN. aged 80 years, son OF the late
George and Elizabeth Wittmann
Funeral Monday, Sept p from s7i Grseo-.
wlch street. at 10 30 A. NJ. thence to st.
Veronlra's Church, Christopher street. Kindly
omit flowers
COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS
u order or ready made; all requisites In stock.
JACkSNN'S. 9Th ave. corner lSth Ct
The evening world., 1895-08-31
CARPET MILLS CLOSE.
Margin OF PROFIT Too Small to Allow
Any Increase in Wages.

The Fernbrook Carpet Company, OF
Ludlow. a suburb of Yonkers. has closed
down indefinitely. The weavers In the
mills demanded an increase of three
quarters a cent per yard. and not getting
1t they said they would strike.
Mr.. Wetmore, the Secretary OF the
Company. says the Company took or
ders at panic prices. and the demands
made by the employees would make a
difference OF 5000 which the company
would be unable to pay.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
THE TURN OF LIFE :.
WOMAN'S CRITICAL PERIOD
Contemplated with Less Fear thA0
OF Old.

There Is NO period in woman's esrthly.
career which che approaches with. -
much anxiety as the q change .of llfe.n
Yet during the past twenty yeau vVmG1
have learned much from q woman.aa.4 N,
1t Is safe to say that women who pce.
pare themselves for tho eventful peFi@a
pass through 1t much easier than In tn
past.
There IL but one course to pu1uas
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound should be used in time to eubduo
the nervous complications, and prepare
the system for the change. ~
The evening world., 1895-08-31
Labor Day on the Hudson.

Passengers will have an opportunity to thor
oushiy enjoy the day and view the grand scenery
OF the Hudson River by taking the elegant
steamer OF the Albany day line.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
Lodges, Societies q Meetings.

UNITED HDuSESMlTHs and Brdgemen's CnloA
a miss-mee'ing will be he'd at Clarendoo
Hall SUNDAY, Sep:, !. ESQ p. NJ. All msA
WORKING i. structural iron work are requested -
attend THOMAS LENAGHAN. Secretary.
The evening world., 1895-08-31
.iUTE STRIKERS FIRM.
Delegate snIatOvsky Undertakes to
Organize Them

Joseph Salatovsky. the delegate OF the
Garment Workers In Williamsburg. has
undertaken the task Of organizing the
young men and young women who went
on strike and those who were locked out
The evening world., 1895-08-31
NcNt Lanes second Victim Dcnd.

Especial To The Evening woriJ
LEXINGTON. Ky. Aug 81 -"apt H. g. Ro-
ienbaugh. the second victim Of Ncwt Lane died
this morning
The evening world., 1895-08-31
instruction.

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sss.. p,ns building: isason Soc. isssSas II
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Religious Notices.

THE SALVATION ARMY. l?O-l2+ West 1tth st..
New York Memorial Hall-Mrs. Ballngton
Booth VIII conduct meeting and speak on The
New Woman. sunday. Sept. : doors open
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The evening world., 1895-08-31
Flats arr apartments to Let.

ONE MONTH FREE-An apartment cf extra
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only S4. Apply At once at 50 e losth 81.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-14
Castoria.

"castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. @. c. OsGooD,
nxueIi Mas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-14

The remains of cold lamb or mutton
are cut in neat slices and arranged on a
fat dish, Boil pint of canned tomatoes
or pint of sliced fresh tomatoes for
90 minutes, Rub the tomatoes through
a strainer. Season with pepper and salt,
add a small teaspoonful of sugar and a
tiny pinch of baking soda to correct the
acidity of the tomatoes Cook a table
spoonful of butter and ? heaping table
spoonfuls of flour together as in making
cream sauce; add the strained tomatoes,
and when it thickens set aside to cool.
Place a Tablespoonful Of the cold sauce
on each slice of meat and garnish the
dish with sprigs Of parsley. If desired.
the cold meat can be warmed in the
tomato sauce and served hot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-14
Sewing on Buttons.

For buttons which are sewed through
and through, and on which there is
great strain, such as those ON children S
waists, No. 16, or at least not finer
than No. 20, cotton is needed Linen
thread is not available, because it re-
quires a coarse needle, and that will not
pass readily through the button. Double
the cotton, place pin across the top of
the button and sew over it and through
the holes, winding the cotton around
the button underneath after each stitch
Thus you make AN artificial shank, and
when the pin is withdrawn there is
enough thread to prevent it swapping
when strained.
For coat buttons, whether lasting.
bone or ivory, the best thing to use is a
coarse twist. If you can get tailor S
twist, SO much the better Linen thread
turns gray and becomes brittle after q
short time. Twist is the best for shoe
buttons and should always be used dou-
hlp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-14
Green Tnn,atc rickIe..

To make green tomato pickles. slice q
peck of green tomatoes and dozen large
onions and pack them in jar in alter
nate layers, with salt between, Let them
stand - hours; then take out aud drain
of the brine Add an ounce Of mace, /
of white ginger, of celery seed. one half
ounce Of cloves, one-half pound of
white mustard seed, = tahlespoonfuls
of black pepper, 3 pounds of brown sag-
ar and quart of vinegar. Boil until
fender
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-14

Keep a can OF concentrated I've (caus-
tic soda or poiash) on the shelf near the
sink and every morning make boiling
hot solution of a heaped teaSpoonful of
II and pour down the pipes. and after it
has rested in the trap n few minutes, to
cut The grease of the day previous, flush
it cut with boiling water. The pipe will
be kept clear In several years use of a
kitchen sink, there has been no cause Of
complaint ON this account since tins plan
has been adopted and kept IN use.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-14
LITTLE GIRLS, FASHIONS.
Suggestions Regarding Form and Col0%.
Hints About Underwear-New Goats.

Suggestions Regarding Form and CoIo-.
Hints About Underwear-New Coats.
For children avoid exaggerated form
and gaudy colors. Be careful both as 70
pattern and shade. Blending of colors for
children 5 dresses is really important,
for the smaller the children are the more
Objectionable are the vagaries of taste
and i'll assorted colors. For example,
nothing is prettier for little girl of
from s to IA years of age than a dress
of white, pink, pale blue, etc., with a
hat Of an entirely different color, such
as seal or navy blue and feathers.
The opposite is equally becoming. A
dress Of some dark color, plain for pref
erence, goes very well with white hat
and white feathers
For underwear white, nothing but
white, except stockings and socks, which
may be colored black for preference.
From 2 years and upward let your little
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