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The evening world., 1894-05-01
CNrrnnt Snonsc.

Cover half a box of gelatin with hal,
a cup OF cold water, soak half an hour
I'M pour over It half a pint of boiling
water. add a small cup OF sugar. half a
pint Of currant Juice, and strain Into a
bowl; set this in n cold place and stir
until cold and thick. 1t Is best to do
this In a cellar or milk house; add the
whites Of four eggs whipped to a stifr
froth. and turn into the mould. Use GUS
tard sauce or cream with IT, Strawber-
ries, ~blackberries, oranges, lemons and
raspberries nay ell be used in the same
way. adding more or less Juice. and
more or less sugar, according as the
juice Is Of a very acid or mild flavor.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Improving the Memory.

To the Editor:
"Cracksrs'' asks the question, How can the
memory be improvedr' I would say In reply that
I md the memory can DO improved very much By
committing to memory each day q few versss,
and II the experiment 10 tried yos will IND that
the verses. or whatever II may be, will be less q
. task each day. I speak from experience 90 Il
has helped me considerably. l also pursue the
same course In school work. Ny pupils often
make the remark that II IL impossible for the
teacher to forget; Of course this % scarcely the
whole truth" but I am very litde troubled with
'forgetfuiness." SCHOOL MADAM.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Home Lunch.
Training German housewives.

Training German Housewives.
II Is n part OF the domestic system Of
Germany that every girl should, on leav-
ing school. go through with a regular
courEe of domestic training. by which
she learns In practical detail every part
of housekeeping. German ladies some
times advertise that they Will take into
their families five or six young girls to
whom they will impart a complete cur
riculum Of domestic teaching. This in
cludes Homework. marketing. cleaning
silver laundering, laying table and wait
Ing. wouldn't such a home here be q
benefit for future housewives? Not for
servants. but for prospective mlstresses.
One-half the poor service We are forced
to endure Is the fault Of ignorant heads
Of the house. not alone ignorant hands
in the kitchen.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
CABLE-CAR VICTIM, PERHAPS.
senator StOckb bridge Never Recov-
cred from Last summers Accident.
CDy Associated Press

uy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. May MANY OF the
friends of the late Senator S~tockbridge.
who expired suddenly In Chicago yester-
day, ascribe his death to the Chicago
cable cars. Last Summer. while at
tending the Worlds Fair. h Senator
was Knocked down by "a cable car and
draBged along some distance over the
rough paving stones The apparent In
Juries were not serious, but the nervous
shock TO n man OF the Senator's years
and habit OF life was very severe.
Even after he was able to get about
and resume his Senatorial duties. he
suffered and complained OF the effects
OF the shock. and II Is believed tina II
must have weakened and interrered with
the heart action, thereby, at least, pre-
cipitating the end which came yester-
day,
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Senator Turoie. OF Indiana. called
Senator Aldrich. Of Rhode Islane. three
times a liar yesterday in open session.
Having stretched Senatorial courtesy SO
far. the gentleman from Hoosicrdom
might probably have gonu a little
further and told q whole. big truth
which IN very plain TO those who care
10 see II. namely. that the Senate as a
body 10 living q daily lie In the presence
% the statsH which II .pretsnds to
represent, IN effect II has promised
e~ferything In fact Il has accom-
4rhed nothing. Ara ~ situation
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Good Books and Chemistry.

To the Editor:
To the list Of good books furnished by another
correspondent. the following on chemistry should
he added: Johnston's Chemistry Of Common
Life" Appleton's Beginners Hand Book and
Cookies THE New Chemistry" These books are
for somewhat mature readers. The subject IL
treated In a popular style. without technicaiitiss.
and makes delightful reading. No Intelligent
person can nowadays ignore the fundamental
principals OF chemistry and lay claim to an or
binary education. The unlnitiated will be intro
duced into a useful. s~ievAtins, fascinating sphere.
which they will enter with establishment, fol-
lowed by the supremest delight. on reading the
books l have named. Many will be led to probe
further. attaining higher attitudes aud profoundsI
comprehension that THE thoughts OF God arr
the laws Of nature FERRuM
IIoboken, N. J.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
WAS TIRED OF LIFE.
Out of Work and Despondent
Jacob EgOIf Hanged Himself.

Tired OF life. and Respondent over the
loss of his situation. Jacob Egolf. sixty
six years old. OF IS Lewis avenue. Brook
Ign, committed suicide early this morn
ing by hanging himself from a bed-post
in his room on the second foor at the
above address,
Egolf was heard moving around In his
room at l o'clock. 1t 6 o'clock this morn
ing his son. Ernest, went into his faith
er's room to awaken him. and he found
the old man body suspended by n rope.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
For Roller Towels.

II you live In the city where a towel
roller can be bought for Is cents you
Will not need this suggestion, but for
people who live In the country or who
wish to furnish Summer cottages for n
song. 1t Is one of the little inventions
that 1t is well to know about. Saw of
an old broom handle q few inches longer
than the width Of the towel-twcnty-two
inches is about right; sandpaper the
ends smooth and stain and varnish it;
about two inches from each end bore q
hole and make a small wooden peg to
fit 1t. Hang the roller with two pieces
of wire. each sixteen inches long, bent
into the shape OF q ring, with a loop at
the end OF a short projection. Screw
this loop to the door. slip In the roller.
put the pegs In place, aud II you have
first put on a clean towel the contrlv-
ance Is complete.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Are IT, road rules established for
verbal effect or for enforcement? This
is a good question to be put to legal test
by the young woman whose dress was
set aire by a drunken mans cigar on
a Ninth avenue train. The rules say
plainly that no lighted cigar nor cigar
cite shall be carried into any OF the
Company's cars Another rule should
be to keep drunken men from the trains
The evening world., 1894-05-01

grows worse instead OF better. Com
promise swallows up conscience, dema-
gogism overshadows dignity. division on
the lines OF personal and party pref
udices displaces devotion to real duty.
How long are such things to last? How
much worse can they get to be?
The evening world., 1894-05-01
A Liberal Education In II.

To the Editor:
I can honestly say that some Of the letters I
have read In your paper have done more to In
struct me and ~enlishten me In !ths ways OF the
world than any other literary efforts I have
ever psrused. and I natter myself to be q we'll
read guy" being able TO discuss any Of the
standard authors. Your paper 10 the most In
structive and entertaining have had the
pleasure to read. and ! wish 1t ev5ry possible
sort Of Iuccehs. ENRICH WEISS.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Now doubts are expressed whether the
battleship Texas can ever be made
strong enough to safely go to sea. She
has been hve years building. thus far.
and at the same rate OF progress could
hardly be completed in five years to
nome. Surely. her structural defects
Annot be laid to haste. They must.
therefore,. be due TO ignorance. or reck-
1essness. or negligence hat might be-
come criminal. Which is It?
The evening world., 1894-05-01

It IL not reported that New York's Po-
lice Justices. in conclave yesterday. Of
fered mutual congratulations on the
death OF the Police Court reform bills at
Albany.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

DR.. Parkhurst ate a good dinner. by in
vitation Of the City Vigilance League,
last night. That feast was nothing.
however. tn the one he expects to have
when the Tammany tiger Is roasted to
his liking.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

1t was at least kind OF the Senate not
to keep the Sugar Trust In suspense.
As long as the several members OF that
deserving aggregation know about what
to expect in the way Of tarlr legislation,
the waiting and uncertainty hat fail
upon some G5, OOO, COO other people in the
Republic will not matter 80 much.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Remember this. Governor. Everybody
knows that in the matter OF those New
York bills your choice lies absolutely be-
tween dutifully obeying the popular will
and shamefully bowling to Tammany
dictation. There Is no middle course.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Remarks on the solid and enduring
work of the builder of good old days
continue TO be p~unctuated by the sound
Of falling chunks Of stone and masonry
IN New York's ancient n ~dlshonored
Custom-House.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
"Thc worIds' New Uptown ONCE.

THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
~Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on broadway, two on
Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-01
LICENSES EXPIRE TO-DAY.
Mayor Issues Sixty-Onc to Thentres
and Concert Halls.

All the theatrical and concert hall
licenses expired to-day and were re-
newed by Mayor Gilroy.
Thirty-six theatres and about twenty
five concert licenses were issued. The
money from these licenses Ia divided
among the Actors Fund and other
charities.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Aesthetic Coal s~cuttIes.

Dealers and manufacturers Of mantel
furniture are continually getting out
novelties for ciub-houses, collcse-quor-
tcrs and private residences. The crane,
with hooks for pot and toddy-kettle.
never goes out OF style, and copies OF
early English and colonial andirons
bring better prices than the antiques.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
THE worlds" New Uptown ONCE

THE World's' Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton OF broadway and Sixth avenue at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two on
Sixth avenue and fou oil Thirty-second
street.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
To Make n Simul,

To Make n Simple Mayonnaise.
Put the yolk OF a raw egg in a soup
plate with a quarter of a teaspoonfui OF
mustard. Turn the oil In at first. drop
by drop. the in a thin stream, stirring
all the time with a fork. If 1t gets too
thick. pour in a few drops OF tarrason
vinegar to thin It. The yolk of one egg
Will use up half n pint of oil.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

The Trusts have a real foe in Attor-
ney-General Moloney. OF Illinois. But
what reed they care? They have as real
m ally in Acknowledgement Olney. of
the United States.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Ugly Tip, the Central Park elephant.
who already has a death-list OF eight
victims, broke out again yesterday and
nearly added No. 9 TO his string. VIII
the Park authorities recognize the ad-
Visibility of getting rid OF this treacher-
GUS brute before he kills another man
ar iN,n3
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Tammany's strength is In ~organiza-
tien. Its weakness Is In corruption. Its
downfall must be brought about by or
ganisation strengthened by purity OF pur-
pose.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
OH Of EGGS.

Extraordinary stories are told OF the
healing properties Of a new oil which Is
easily made from the yolks OF hens
eggs. The eggs are first boiled hard.
and the yollss are then removed, crushed
and placed over a fire. where they are
carefully stirred until the substance Is
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Orders from college men and lately
college women. while not the largest.
are numerically SO. One design that
has caught the fancy Of the students.
Is a back cauldron for coal or sawed
wood. and a pair of wrought Iron
nipDers,
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Tho worlds" New Uptown once.

THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two on
Sixth avsnus and four on Thirty-sscond
street
The evening world., 1894-05-01

West and eat noe cakes. seasoned with sand and
ashes: ride 4 race with tho cowboys, and get q
touch Of high life IN general. and when YOU a,s
through the mill I'll bet the iasihem will Bs
sone-to good old o. r. where ~gunshots answer
for ~sasliEhts Ny advice Ia. 60 West and enjoy
lifo. I've bsen there before. A CHEROKEE.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Y Mr.. Croker has relnpsed from the self
interviewing stage Into absolute silence
He is less interesting. But he is inf
nitely safer.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

10 get a sight at the p%ennant. 1t is
necessary for a baseball team to get its
eye on the ball.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Counterfciters for Kansas city.


Wy NS'NFu7NN TTNF6T
KANSAS CITY, May 1.-The United States au.
thorities have discovered another gang OF coun.
~terfeiters in a room Of a we'll known once build.
ing In this city. Moulds and spurious coin were
.ound, but the gang had hed.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

9 Gov. Flower devotes all OF tomorrow
to hearings on the New York bills which
are pending before him Don't let aim
misunderstood the situation here.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

on the point OF catching fire. v,.-
the oh separates n the oil may ba
poured or. One yolk will yield nearlv
two ~teaspoonfuls OF oil. It is in pen,
eral use among the colonists of South
Russia as a means Of curing cnfs
bruises, Go
The evening world., 1894-05-01

While servants Of the people are in
collusion with them the trusts have no
need to break In and steal.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
IOWA MURDERER LYNCHED.
Burglar Who shot "a City Marshal
Hanged by n Mob.
lRY Aksoolnicl Presa.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. May L.
Burglar Johnson. who shot the Town
Marshal at Missouri Valley. was iynched
this morning,
A mob went 10 the jail shortly after
2 o'clock. broke In the doors, took John
son out and hanged him.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

n Ii not q pleasant May party that
Coxey has gathered at the country's cap
ital city. ! a
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Five firebugs In a bunch made a good
catch for Inspector McLaughlin's de-
tectiYes.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
A sweet-scented Senator.

To the Editor:
It's nice to be q enator with . big supply OF
rocks
To "hold up legislation and speculate in
stocks.
" Just buy ten thousand Sugar. around eighty
four.
: Then, as the pHcs advances, buy tea thousand
more
The sly and foxy gambler 10 loaded now for
bar
While he quietly works the wires and Sugar
shoots to par"
Yes. tax the tolling millions. why should he
care.
He's a highly protected multi millionaire
The Senatorial toga. he purchased at great price.
Don't hide this greedy wretch! Well, 'twouldn't
be nice
To name him. Just read the Capitol news
And you'll see half . column Of his daily In
terviews EN- sUCRE.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Let Gov. Flower hear enough to-mor-
row about those New York reform
bills TO lead him promptly to sign them.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Ready for the Governor to Sign.

To the Editor:
VIII you please let mt know what has become
OF tho bill which was 70 pass making the fArs
on the Third avenue IL" road Ave cents all the
way up above the bridget I am one Of the rssi-
dents OF thas part Of New York. One Hundred
and Thirty-seventh street. and ! was In hopes o.
being able to save double ~earfarss by this time.
r
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Robbed In n Frisco street Car.
(By Associated Press

tBy Ass0cIaled Freely
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock last evening three men robbed Mira.
Rose Dawes. Of Tacoma. Of $500 In q street car.
Two Of the men were captured.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
Sleeves,

The newest sleeves for evening wear
are ether formed OF two pufrs, ons
overlapping Inc the other caught up on
the outside of the arm to form a how
or are made OF a series OF frills. ons
oyer the other.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

Death Is calling quite a roll in the
United States Senate. Now It Is Stock
bridge, of Michigan, who has answered.
The evening world., 1894-05-01
LETTERS.

[7Ms eplunn Is open to e,rrpbody ,nho has a
complaint to make. a grievance 10 ~senhaate. infbr-
nation to pfuc. a ntLjec. Of general interest 10 die.
cuss or a public service TO Acknowledges, and rho
can put he idea into Teas than 100 uords Long
letters cannot BE- printed.
The evening world., 1894-05-01

You Read The Evening worldi q
Do YOu Read The Sunday W0sldI
The evening world., 1894-05-01

You Read The Eve.ins woridi
DO xos Read The sunday Wexidf
The evening world., 1894-09-03
PARTY BEFORE CONSTITUTION.
Recess Of the Convention Planned
for Political Ends.
Amendments to Hinge on the Result
of the State Election.

ALBANY. Sept, 3.-The Constitutional
Convention will probably adjourn on
Sept. Ii, for two weeks, and then. after
sitting for week or so. take another
recess for a month.
President Choate and Elihu Root IRE
publicans), with Mr.. Rowers and c. II.
TruaN Democrats), discussed the matter
for some hours last night. and while a
definite plan suiting the Democrats was
not decided upon. the Republicans are
known to favor the above.
The idea OF adjournment Ia to make
possible three things: First. an adjourn
ment over the State Conventions SEES
sions; second, the presentation OF the
Senate and Assembly apportionment
scheme and the judiciary article only
at the next election; third. the holding
back of all the other amendments OF
Importance until the majority shall
learn whether there is to be Repub-
lican or Democratic Governor and Leg
islature.
With only about IA third OF the MEM
bers of the Convention present this
morning, the consideration OF the Nj
agara River amendment was taken up
In the Committee OF the Whole and the
various amendments read from the desk
because the printer had not had a
chance to set them up.
After prolonged discussion. n mo-
ton was carried that the Committee
rise. report progress and ask leave to
sit again.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
.EAelE COMPANY ACQu|EsCEs.
Brownsville Werkmen to the
Number Of 5000 Expected
to Join the Strike.
BIG PARADE on WEDNESDAY.
Monster Mass.Mesting Of Strikers
to Be Held at New Irving
HALL This Afternoon.

The coat operators, who strike to-day,
sweatshop toilers engaged In the manu-
facture Of coats.
At mass meeting set down shis after
noon at New Irving Hall, on Broome
street, near Essex street, they expected
to get the coat basters and finishers to
join them. There are in all about $1,000
coatmakers Of the three classes In this
city. 1t IL supposed that nearly half of
this number will be out on strike. Their
demand Is higher pay and a ten-hour
work-day.
The cloak cutters have also decided
to strike. At the meeting Of the Cen
trail Labor Union last night. the repre-
sentatives OF this trade drew up
scale Of wages calling for an increase
Unless the big cloak firms Yield to this
demand by tonight, many thousand
cloakmakers will strike.
Jacob Be Snm, Of s2a Canal street, who
that he would be willing to give the men
what they demand. To a delegation OF
cloakmakers who called on him yester-
cannot live and support families on the
pay they are getting In the sweat-shops.
He told them that rs lar us he was
COHCeTHeu ne WOulu HCrehBe
the pay to the extent OF even several
dollare on each cloak. but that II he
were to take the first step In :har d.
rection his business could not exist I'm
less other firms ipmediately Joined him.
The Eagle Cloak Company, Of Broad
way, which employs over 1900 men, In
creased the wages last night in accord
ance. with the terms Of the new
schedule.
The General Executive Committee of
the United Garment Workers has been
ordered to support the impending
strikes
Twenty contractors on the east side
have agreed to accept the terms of the
striking finishers, but the acceptance of
the offer was delayed by the men until
Brooklyn and Brownsville fnishers were
heard from.
The strikers intend parading next
Wednesday, and Il, 10 expected that
about 10000 men will be In line.
The number Of the strikers in Browns
willie is 500, in Brooklyn 1,100 Next
Wednesday. the strikers propose to pa
rade, and they expect that by that time
5000 men will he out.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
AGAINST TAMMANY HALL.
Conference of Opposing Factions
to He Held TO-Morrow.

Conference of Opposing Factions
to he Held To-Morrow.
The oyster season and the political
campaign open at the same time this
wear. The reformers are the most active
They are waging battle against powerful
organized opposition. Their plan IL to
unite against the common enemy. and
with this end In view several important
meetings will be held this week..
A conference between representatives
OF the Good Government Clubs, the In
dependent County Organization, the State
Democracy. the German American Re-
form Union, the Anti-Tammany Democ-
tomorrow. The object OF the meeting 10
set forth In the following circular letter
which has been sent out:
On behalf OF the German American Reform
Union and the Good Government Clubs you are
invited IN send representatives to q conference OF
organizations DESTROYS OF securing non psrtisan.
honest and ericient government OF the city Of Nsw
ence will be held at the Coleman House. corner
OF broadway and Twenty-seventh street on tbs
evening OF Tuesday Sept T. 1884 at o'clock.
In order that the matter may be considered in
advance. We beg to say that the sole purpose
OF such conference 1, TO ascertain 4 the various
organizations above referred to will unite on q
platform and declaration of principles.
The names Of candidates VIII MOI be discussed.
Should an agreement be reached az to platform
ranged for, at which tn. names OF candidates Will
he considered.
he public demand Tor a union against Tammany
Hall In the approaching city election necessitates
this action, 30 that agreement may DO effected
on platform and declaration OF principles A.
the matters to be considered are thus limited. the
conference to which your organization Is hereby
invited Will be an open one. Yours very rsspect-
full THEODORE sUTRO
w HARRIS RooME.
Speaking OF the proposed conference
to-day, Charles Steckler. OF the INDIE
pendent County Organization, said:
" Good will result from this meeting.
The men who are in this movement are
all actuated by one purpose. They will
meet and probably agree on plan OF
action which will bring about the over
throw OF Tammany Hall and clear the
way for honest government"
The conference called in behalf OF an
Independent citizens movement will take
place In one of the halls In Madison
Square Garden, Thursday evening.
Many Of those who signed the call for
the conference are Identified with one
or another of the organizations to be
represented in the Coleman House con-
ference. Their interests being Identical.
an effort will be made to make the cit
izens movement part Of the AntiTam-
many union. All the faction leaders
agree thai there will be a combina ton
against Tammany. They know that In
union there is strength, and Tammany
will be confronted by a united force be-
fore which 1t will be unable to with
stand.