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The evening world., 1893-05-12
PATROLMAN WALSH ACCUSED.
Charged with Insulting Wowan Of
Undoubted Responsibility.

NEWARK, N. j., May 12.-Superin-
tendent of Police William H. Brown 10
investigating a serious charge against
Patrolman Walsh, of the Second Pre-
cinct.
1t is alleged that the patrolman In:
suited a married woman of undoubted
responsibility on Tuesday night.
Walsh was on duty at the time. IT -
lowed the lady into the First Precinct.
The woman's husband Is furious. ne
says that his wife has been insulted, ana
that he will appear before the Board
Of Police Commissioners to press the
charge.
No statement from the officer has been
obtained,
The evening world., 1893-05-12

home and attend to It, when he fnds
that the country doesn't want to avail
itself OF his proffered services.
II lying around Washington waiting for
political ;cb is evidence OF cerebral
strength there are enough mental giants
there to-day to glut the brain market
and make intellect so cheap that even
Bostonian would buy It in to hold for
another rise.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
rne WORLDS Situation Day Is thursday.

Uncle Sans contribution to the Fair
was given with poor grace and under
narrow, unreasonable and unjust con-
ditien which will make 1t n burden and
an injury to the enterprise. TO throw
the money back will be II fitting rebuke
to the stupid National legislators who re-
fused to retract the Sunday CLOSING
clause even when It's unpopularity with
the people was overwhelmingly demon
stra
The evening world., 1893-05-12

1t is extremely doubtful II "the party
OF Abraham Lincoln. l.. s. Grant and
James q. blaine" would readily have
Itself at Louisville without
Mr.. Clarksons Introduction. And II
must surely have been a severe attack
of self-forgetfulness which led 1t, SO soon
after that Introduction. to come so near
to snubbing the memory OF the ldte
plumed knight.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
A Chic jacket.

A stylish Jacket such as can be worn at
least till tho last days OF April and In the
Fall is maze with al adjustable vest. The
open revcrs make this jacket quite cool when
the vest is not worn. The collar is square,
The sleeves are OF the lego o-mutton shape.
The vest has small rolled collar. There are
pockets on the sides OF the jacket low down.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

New York's need OF Fairgrounds was
not revealed but only emphasized
through the arraignmcnt In police court
OF eight Harlem boys who played ball
In an uptown street. Justice Simms, In
discharging the young offenders. took n
common sense view OF the case. The
people OF New York" he said. ARE too
particular about their grass plots. IL
the boys were permitted to play ball
in the parks. they would not play In
the street"
The evening world., 1893-05-12

This Is the Toilet regimen OF woman who
works, but who is noted for her fresh LOOKS
and superabundant energy. She rises early,
ana when she has dashed her lace with cold
water she eats an orange, a peaoh or an
apple.
Then she goes on with her toilet, washing
faoe, arms and neck with warm water, be-
The evening world., 1893-05-12
FELL DEAD ON THE STREET.
The Body OF tho Man Awaiting
identification In Rrooklyn.

The body OF man lay in the brooklyn
Morgue this morning awaiting Identification
lie was about nfty.eight years old, nve
feet eight inches tall, weighed l7o pounds
and had brown hair and mustache and beard
linged with gray.
He wore a blue sack coat. black vest and
brown trousers and wore a black velvet cap.
lie was standing on the corner OF Atlantic
avenue and smith street, Brooklyn, last
night. Suddenly no fell to the ground In o
state OF coma. lie was dead before the dm.
bulance arrived.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
TO APPRAlsE RAIDED PROPERTY.
Cooperation Counsel Clark Wi
Apply for a Commission.

Corporation Counsel Clark gavo notice
to-day that ON June 10 he will apply
to the Supreme Court at White Plains
for the appointment OF Commissioners
of Appraisal to fix the value OF the
property condemned and destroyed in
the watershed raids
The next raid will be made next week
at Farmers Mills, Putnam County.
Commissioner DAILY is preparing n
report OF his work done since the
abatement OF nuisances was begun under
the law.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Mrs. Masters birthday Party.

A pleasant birthday party, given to hrs
Louis Z. Master by her many friends, wM
held at her residence, Church street, FLUSH
ING. Thursday evening, There were twenty.
iive couples present. Snpper was servea y
/ O'Clock, after which Messrs- Trauth lans ls
Williams gave q few selections on the oanjv ~
which were heartily applauded. Mr. Mss,c, y,
kept the audience in uproar OF laughter W
an hour. Mrs. Master received many p'e'
The evening world., 1893-05-12

That latest railway wonder. New York
Central engine 500, has raised her record
another notch. attaining the speed Of
liz IL miles an hour. Father Time will
need to renew his strength. IL he is to
make any show In the rnce these terribly
hustling days.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Many children who cannot take cod liver
oil BY itself. or who cannot asslmilats 1t even
II they succeed III getting 1t down, can do so
with the aid Of little orange wine. Pour
the wine into tho glass first, and the oil onto
the wine, and you will md that thero will oe
no difficulty in the matter.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Nhem ReadtnQ In Red.

people Will read in bed-and they will
they might as well know that 1t is much more
restfully done If the book is held upon pillow
on ones lap. When weak from illness or very
tired, or when using heavy book. this is an.
other thing to remember; cushion on ones
lap makes great difference in the holding OF
the book.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Pi0in Graham Gems.

Dissolve tenspoonful OF sugar and half o
teaspoonful OF salt in two cups OF cold milk
and water mixed in equal proportions, and
stir brtskly into It three cups OF Graham
nour. Pour the mixture into wsll-greased
iron gem pans, rilling each cup 'ot the pan
abjut half full Bake In hot oven until
brown.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

One Of the best things to cleanse the scalp
thoroughly is TO dissolve one-half teaspoon
full Of Californian borax in quart Of water
and apply 1t, rubbing 1t in well Rinse thor.
oughly In clear water.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
SPlcED SclSSoRlNcS.

Wall Street Can't Brcak tho Country.
tFrom the Louisville Courier. .JournaL)
We may have a Wall street panic; We may, have
atemporary furry In the money market, hut the
conditions OF Industry do not Justify any antici-
patton OF widespread disaster
The evening world., 1893-05-12
No Sort Of n Nation.
fFrom thu philAdelphiaI ISdosv


Tho notion that the late Administration left
tn" country In possession Of every clemens Of
prosperity, and that the incumbent Administrs-
ton has In two short months knocked those
aourishing conditions all into smithsrseus. isn't
a particularly reasonable one. hut thers are per-
sons who feem to be industriously trying to
think they believe II.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Arbitration Is the instrument OF peace.
~: who's to preserve the peace OF ar
htration. with another alteration or
two like that of yesterday In the Behring
Sea trihunal7 ,.r' !.,r ...
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Gen. Clarkson mus: have been n little
lonesome at Louisville. judging from the
list of prominent Republicans who were
not there.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Walkins-dress OF pale bluish-gray cashmere.
The mantle is OF black faille, trimmed with
three narrow killings and folds OF the same.
The long ends are finished with frills OF silk;
turn-down plating OF lace at tho neck.
Waistoand OF velvet, fastened with large
silver buckle. 1880 bonnet OF iine straw,
with full crown OF silk. II Is trimmed with q
feather, and narrow ribbon velvet.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

The small plastron is Of red silk brocade /;
Guns and pockets OF velvet. Skirt OF the
plaid woolien, on the cross. Hat Of blue or
black straw, trimmed with velvet fastened In
front with a paste buckle bouquet Of red
feathers set at the back. Blue stockings /;
patent-leather shoes.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

A committee of the local directory of
the Worlds Fair. In Chicago. has had
sudden attack OF reason on a much
mooted question. 1T has resolved to
recommend that the Governments
sa.seoop be returned tosthe Government
and that the Fair gates be opened every
sunday, The recoHimenda tian, should be
1r9nPfly AR6 fa& arably sqted upon,
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Taxing q Walk.

Walking dress Of fullers'-earth creponette
trimmed With bands OF brocade, edged with
velvet. The bodice is Of brocade, with prln-
cess fronts and shoulder cape in one. II is
bound with velvet. Hat OF fine straw,
trimmed with feathers and rosettes OF ribbon
velvet
The evening world., 1893-05-12

THE President may go fishing" In
deed, he may. And here is wishing him
plenty OF bait. strong line and
worthy catch:
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Nebraska Substitute for the Fair.

The prominent men ali over the West are ngur-
ing on go:ng to the Worlds Far this Summer,
save in Nebrakl. whero some OF the prominent
men are TOO much occupied with figuring on
going TO the pcnitentiary.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Well. the campania kept her promise.
There ID a new record. and Queenstown
is two hours nearer to New York. But
things won't rest here. Better time is
yet to come.
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Sfcred Canncd Mushrooms.

Drain the mushrooms from the liquor put
iu the stewpan with n large tablespoonful OF
butter; fry Tor nye minutes, stirring all the
time now dredge them with flour. cover with
a half pint OF cream, stirring all the time TIL
II bOiis-
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sauce for tho Goose, SC.

from the Woon socket Reporter
While the Chicago hotel men were protesting
against the railroads for declining to cut rates 10
the great show. in the interest Of prospective
visitors. these same landlords were considering
and finally adopted, double rates for their
guests.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Now claim has got into court that t
the trolley is a device of old. Some
cities which have had lively experiences
= with the system are pretty near ready
q TO declare that It's a device OF old
Nick. WI --'' ---.-
The evening world., 1893-05-12
French Toast.

Beat two eggs. add cupful of milk, with
pepper and salt to taste; dip into this slice !
OF bread, and fry them In hot butter until
brown.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

The dress is Of plain and plaid wooien, the
latter blue and red. jacket Of plain blue
material with a double cape Of itself at
tached to yoke, the collar being Of velvet.
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pied in a Subway.

An unknown man, about sixty years "
age, died suddenly this morning while "oiA
Ing in the subway at University placs saf
4 iteenth street. He was dara conip''>'
toned ana wore black clothes and SHOES
The evening world., 1893-05-12

It's lucky that not all the pilgrims to
Washington are as crazy Tor an Office as
the crank who was arrested at tho White
: House yes terday. -. t5t
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Worn carpets can often DO improved BY
turning sides into middle, while tho present
fashion Of having rugs laid about In all sorts
OF places is very kind to folks whose carpets
are worn and shabby. ~ the rugs conceal tho
rAyages OF time In most artistic manner,
The evening world., 1893-05-12
An Intcrslats Tan.

tFrom the MinnsapoIls Jonrnal,)
"Pure maple sugar" is beginnin to come In
1t is made by the Vermont farmer tapping the
Louisiana molAsses tree.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Gladstone's policy OF remaining silent
till the Tories make II worth his while
to say something is playing the mischief
with the angry passions of his oppo.
) nents. Particularly az they find 1t so
difficult to setrpp anything worth an
answer
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Celery Salt.

Scrape the outside OF celery roots and dry
them. When dried crate them to powder
and mix with one quarter as much salt as
there Is celery grated.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Died from SMALLPOX.
Kate Morris, aged iorty-seven' dleu y.
North Brother Island to-day from smali-poA
She lived ut 4O3 willis avenue.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Sewing Machine Trust Collapses.
CLEVELAND, May 12.-lt Is reported thas
the great sewing machine trust has dieu
its incipiency. The capital OF the trusI wa
to have been $l2,000,0U0.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

THIN ORLD uW not, under any circ'n,-
stances, hUid fSeiJ responsible Jhr the return
Cr sdIe.kseDfn2 or any rejected manuscripts
a. pictures, ~ whatsoever character or raiue.
No exceptions srW De- made TO ms ,Uie Nth
regard 10 efih4r letters - Enclosures Nor
soiN The tditU ener INTO CORES pOndsnce con-
cer,in0 undrafiable manuscripts
The evening world., 1893-05-12
Information Free, Diamonds Come High.

tFrom the BnffaIo Times.)
To aayo some Of our readers the trouble Of hR-
urins II out. the information Is herewith freely
given that ton OF diamonds Is worth
So. 100, COO.
The evening world., 1893-05-12

Nicaragua's revolutionists held a full
E,hand and now hold the stakes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
An ENJOYABLE NIGHT.

One of the brightest performances
ever witnessed says Guy Pemberton in
the Evening Sun, is that delightful,
whimsic i, natural play, "She Couldn't
Marry Three" 1t is homelike, the
story most probable and interesting,
causing tears of sympathy or hearty
laughter. Unconsciously you are in
terested in Miss Kennedy's portrayal of
"Bess." You laugh and cry with her as
she fits like a beam of light through
each act of the play. She laughs, cries,
sings, dances; she's hoyden, trusting
little fisher maiden, and no matter what
she does she carries you along with her
an unresisting worshipper at her shrine.
What sturdy, massive, picturesque
figure Mr. Sullivan is in the character of
"Davie," the rough fisherman and
heroic lover; his quiet intensity suggest
the strength of the ocean. And laugh
with reminiscent pleasure as I recall
that delightful, verdant, uproarious,
foolish "Bob Backus" as played by MI
Kennedy. 1 surrendered at once; I'm
vet, and I advise those who
deplore the fact that we have so few
good plays, go see "She Couldn't Marry
Three" and be happy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
Miller \ Peck.
Change of Business.

Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Listen ladies We have few interest
ing points to give you on the subject of
Night Robes.
AT $1.00.
Every body has a night robe at about
this price but we are selling the best
one for a dollar ever offered for this
amount, handsomely trimmed and the
usual price is $3.50 at regular sale,
AT 4Sc,
We have a few doz Night Robes, at 4sc,
extra quality and made in a superior man
uer. 1t will certainly surprise you at the
prlce.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers
Of which the assortment $50 large and
varied that to mention all the goods would
be impossible. They range in price from
19c to $3.50
Ladies' ChemiSe.
At SOC, A Chemise tucked and trimmed.
At 45c, A Chemise, hemstitched and
lace trimmed.
At 35c Ladies' Skirts, Tucked, with
Plain Hem.
At SOC Ladies' Skirts, Hemstitched and
Embroidered.
At 75c Ladies' Skirts, Tucked and Hem
stitched with Rutf1e.
At 81, Also fine Skirt, Sp cial Bargain
from 1 so.
Short Under Skirts, from 25c to soc.
Corset Covers, 2 for Csc, with Lace
Edge.
Full Gu fits for Children.
Embroidered Shawls and Flannels.
Flannel Sacques for Infants.
Great Assortment of Hamburg Edge.
From sc to 25c per yard, including Tor,
chon Edge Ham bugs, at 12!c and 25c.
Now is the time to supply your wants
for next season at about third of the re-
gular price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
NAueATuck AND VICINITY.
Doings of a Day In the Valley Below
This City.

This City.
NAUGATUCK, Jan 14.-The hydraulic
elevator in the new Tolles building is
one of the most perfect working of any
we have ever seen. The building being
nearly completed, there is talk of
having social opening before putting
in stock. The second floor, 60xS0 feet,
would make an elegant room for a
dancing party. AS the colonel has been
exceedingly prosperous in his business
here, as well as very popular, he can
opportunity to furnish his friends with
an evenings amusement.
A carbuncle on the hand is one of the
ills our express. agent, Mr. Hlnckley, is
now being subject to.
day evening that he would commence
a series of sermons on the "Abomina-
ton of the Town." soon. He said that
two years of study here had, he
thought, qualified him for the under
taking.
The extreme cold weather we have
had here for the past week has seriously
lowered the coal heaps of not only pri-
vate houses but our manufacturing
concerns, some of which are very short
of coal, with but little prospect of
getting much until the ice breaks up in
the harbors. Mays thermometer this
morning, at a. M, stood two below
zero.
The Hibernians had quite large at
tendan. at their ball last night. A
number went from here to Waterbury
to atten<l a K. of G. ball in that city.
The remains of year old daughter
of William Hard were buried to-day.
Carrying in coal and carrying out
ashes seems to be one of the chief duties
of the man of the house for the past
week or so.
William B. Riggs, one of the oldest
men in town, is quite ill with little hope
of recovery.
German the builder will start house
next week for Peter Leary, near the
Scott place on Water steeer.
The Glands Across the Sea" company
will play to large audience here on
| Tuesday evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
PERILS OF RAILROADING.
Exciting Time the Fast Freight Fol
New York Yesterday.

Exciting Time on the Fast Freight For
New York Yesterday.
A peculiar accident, that gives a fair
idea of the hazardous life of railroad
man. occurred on Pier 40, New England
freight at POmperaug at $50 yester-
dav morning. The train leaves
this CITY at . a. m. dailv and is a fast
freight for New York. It left Yesterday
on schedule time and everything went
smoothly until nearing Pomparaug.
The conductor, who was in the caboose
with 'some of the crew, at this point
An investigation disclosed the fact that
the wheels of the car had left the
track The train was going at a fair
rate of speed and how to notify the en-
ginner of the derailment was not an
easy thing to solve. The men expected
every moment to be thrown down the
steep embankment. 1t was finally
agreed that two men should get
on top of the cars and attempt in
this way to notify the engineer.
The stove in the car tipped over set
ting fire TO the surroundings, and at
this iuncture all hands deserted the
i'll fatad caNoose. climbing to the top
of the next car. In the mean time the
two other mon were slowly moving
toward the engine. Before they reached
the engine he CHANGED to turn around
and to his surprise discovered the ca
hoose in flames. He reversed his en-
CINE and the sudden stop snapped the
coupling and the burning car rolled
down the embankment. No one was
injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
Meteor Seen at Branford

crawford. Jan IA Residents of this
town were surprised by a sudden bright
last night, (which for several minutes
made everything indoors and out as
plainly observable as at MONDAY. On
looking upward those who happened
to he out at the time saw a meteor of
surprising brilliancv. G.. w. Calkins.
the local manager of the Southern New
Engla d Telephone company, who wit
messed the phenomena, states that the
meteor passed across the sky from the
southeast to the northeast. Just over
this town it exploded and broke in three
pieces which probably fell in the sound.
The explosion was not heard here, the
meteor being too high in the sky.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
cARRoLLToNs ANNUAL RECEPTION.


4 Night of Music and Dancing in the
City Hall.
The fifth annual concert and recep-
ton of Carrollton council, X. of c., in
City hall last night, was .argrand sue
cess both socially and financially. The
hall was tastefully decorated and the
double orchestra was commented on as
a taking feature, keeping continual
strain of music which enabled the dane
ing to go on without any wearisome
intermissions. The grand promenade
was led by Grand Knight D. H. Tierney
and Miss Annie Gray of Forestville.
The display of costumes was notable
feature and the night was enjoyably
spent until $3.50 a. m. A large number
IF out of town members of the order,
and many ladies, were present. Some of
the visitors were: w. T. PEBBLES. J. r.
F. Moran, DIR Barrett, John Mullen, J.
T. Quinn, DR. J. w. Carney, Joseph E.
O'Neill and Miss Belle Baker of Hart
ford: Miss McPhelemy of Danburv:
Miss Finnegan of New Britain; Mr.
Qunlan of Bridgepo't; Mr. and Mrs
John NJ. Sweeney, Charles T. Mccarthy,
Dir w. j. Delaney, Henry MCCARTHY, w
n. Brennan, Mr. Lawleus. Miss Nellie
Breen. Miss Hoadlev. Miss Schwartz
and Miss Kennedy of Naugatuck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14

The Rambler Wheel club will give an
entertainment and dance in Concordia
hall on Thursday evening.
- John Hines, the New England road
brakeman who had his arm SO badly
crushed at the yard a few days ago
necessitating amputation, is rap
idly recovering from his injuries, at
the hospital. DIR Axtelle visited him
this morning and removed the stitches.
The doctor is very proud of the work
which he and DIR Conkey performed.
The stump is left in such a way that an
artificial arm can be adjusted to it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
TIMELY TOPICS,
Miller & Peck announce a special sale
ladies' muslin underwear,

Miller & Peck announce a special sale of
ladies' muslin underwear.
There is a steady demand for graduates
from the shorthand school of Miss A. j..
Knight Evening classes are Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Standard novels, 10 cents each, at T. F.
Costello's, 252 Bank street.
Chase is making a speciality of mourn
ing goods to- day. A fine assortment at
all prices.
For perfect cup of coffee try the eight
O'Clock breakfast coffee, 25 cents, at the
Great A. & P. Tea Co.
Theodore divers new price list should
be consulted by housekeepers.
NJ F. Daley & Co, dispensing druggists,
can stop that cough.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
NEW ENGLAND ROAD -RUMoRs.
Corbin Said to Be Buying This Stock
Again.

COrbin Said to Be Buying This Stock
Again.
The railroad talk in Boston yesterday
attributed to Austin Corbin a desire to
again acquire an interest in the New
York & New England. The CONSOLE
dated people were also spoken of as in
the attempt to buy controlling in
terest in the stock. These were the
rumors that came with the offering for
sale bv F. II. Prince & Co of the slice of
New England stock controlled by the
Reading people. 1t was the general
opinion that President Parsons would
be strong enough to hold on to the
road.
The PHILADELPHIA & Reading system
now has a traffic arrangement with the
New York & New England bv which
freight is hauled on the New England
IN Worcester and thence forwarded by
the Massachusetts, Central.
For the first time in some years the
New England had money enough on
hand December 81 to paw the January
interest without borrowing from banks
The road is doing good business
locally and in long hauls. They are
said to be in great need of more motive
power. which will probably he obtained
if the road secures the'lOan of s., 900, 900
on the bonds they are irving to get
registered. A new 500. 900 depot in
Hartford would probably be another
result of the winning'o this case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-14
POLICE COURT.
Cases For Non Support of Family ant
IncOrri2 Utility.


IncOrria Utility.
Thomas Delaney was charged with
non support in the police court to-day.
His wife testified against him and said
Delaney could earn good pay if he
would let drink alone. She had three
little children and had received no sup
port from her husband for three weeks.
His case was continued for 80 days to
allow HIM to provide for his family.
-. Richard Golden, whose case for non
support has been continued from time
to time, was tried this morning. His
wife said she had been receiving help
from the town and that her husband
had not supported her since November.
He was sentenced to thirty days in jail
Mrs Chatfeld, colored lady, brought
her 10 year old kdaughter Cora, into
court, claiming that she was incorrigi-
BILE and was continually stealing money.
Judge Bradstreet committed her to the
industry school,