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The evening world., 1894-04-23
C0L0NNAs STILL At ODDS.
The Princess Has Not Been Rec
onoiled to Her Husband
John w. Mackay Denies a Rumor
Regarding His Stepdaughter.

John w. Mackay emphatically denies
the report from San Francisco that
there has been a reconciliation between
his ~stepdaughter, Princess Colonna, and
her husband.
Mr.. Mackay said, when seen by an
Evening World" reporter at the new
Postal Telegraph Company's building,
at broadway and Murray street:
The story is utterly without founda-
ton. There Is nothing in it. Nothing
whatever
"Will the Princess go to Europe?"
"Yes. she will leave for the other side
shortly"
ITO Join her ~husband""
mo"
Have the divorce proceedings been
drOpped?'
"fhey have not; but there will be nc
court proceedings for the present. THAI
Is all l care to say about the matter
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Who shall say that the influence of wo-
man Is not a factor in politics? I have
the best possible reason. says the Lon
don Gentlewoman, for knowing That Mrs.
Gladstone and Mrs, Harry Drew have
exerted themselves TO the utmost to
get the aged Premier to ~rclinquish office,
and that while at Biarritz their efforts
were vigorously renewed. Not that Mr..
Gladstone IS a man to be dictated to
by his family, Of eve influenced, but
feminine persistency can even overcome
a man of MIR, Gladstone's force OF
character.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
GIANTS NEED SULPHUR AND MoLAssEs

Baseball is here. ana the rooters for
New York are feeling as sore as a type
writer with a va,cinutel arm that has
"takeu." old "W,u! Well! Well.'
must be very sick, sick, sick. and the
oliicc-boy who has been preparing a lis,
Of his relatives for burial alive. and who
has also marked Of several DAYS ON m.
! calendar when the home team viii he
playing in New York and when mo Will,
! suddenly discover bims,If IN sn,r n,s,
prandial condition OF mnr,,urdi,y ,,,,
he win have to hasten IA tho r,In
g,n,rIs a. az. ~, ,h, n,.aa ~
The evening world., 1894-04-23
TICKETS CORNERED.
Spectators Make Their Own Prices
Mt the Opera-HOuse.

An annoying feature of the concert OF
the opera company at the Metropolitan
Opera-House last night was the "cor-
ner" which the spectators had on tick
cts. Scarcely n single seat could be OBJ
tained at the box-otice, and patrons
were Obliged to seek the spectators.
The latter We're a half hundred strong,
and they were insolent and imperious in
their conduct, too. They knew they had
the seats cornered and demanded cor
respondingly advanced prices.
Tn, people reached the Opera-House
In great numbers. and the delay
In dickerIng and pickering caused al
most n riot. In fact, the confusion grew
so alarmingly that Mr.. Abbey sent for
police assistance. The spectators were
the subdued somewhat.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
stewed Kidneys.

Select one beef kidney or two pairs OF
lambs kidneys. tear the thin white skin
from them. then separate In halves, cut
out as carefully as possible the hard
white substance and fat that is inside.
Wash them well and cut into slices;
cover with cold water; put over the fire,
where they will slowly heat. and, when
the water has reached the scalding point,
drain. DO not allow the water to boil
any length OF time, II 1t Is allowed to
reach the boiling point even, as this
toughens the kidneys. Cover with cold
water asuin and repeat tho above; the
The evening world., 1894-04-23
The Latest Contrivance.

In silver, a trinket tray. pin-cusnion
and ring stand. all In one, 10 the ial.s'
continuance for my lHdy's use. II u w.
handsome and very convenient ana ~
Doubt win becoae popular A. once
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Grow Mustnches, Boys.

TO the Editor:
We guess It's sour grapes for Martin" who
says only homely men have mustaches. am liv-
Ing with five young ladies who are all supplied
with beaux and all have mouth brooms. I love
my beau dearly and am engaged to him II
he should shave his mustache of l would break
the engagement. for It Is only a fine looking
nan who can grow a mustache. My heart aches
for Martin" for ! know his girl must have
q lovely mug to look at. Take my advice and
grow one. for kissing a man without q mus
tache Is like eating eggs without salt.
LILLIAN RUSSELL,
The evening world., 1894-04-23
New Arrangement of Portieres.

A delightful! innovation in the arrange
ment of portieres is TO hang over one
Topped curtain a short projecting lambre-
quin of the same material, to give the
effect of a deep recess. This Is particu-
larly pretty for rooms that open one into
another, where one seems to have a long
perspective Of fascinating color. In rooms
that have a deep frieze and dado the
space between these two Is now often
covered with breadths Of velvet slightly
caught up at the top here and there,
throwing the whole into small diagonal
folds.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
One Dollars Worth of Wisdom.

To the Editor.
For the last six months I have tried every
means to secure a position at stenosraphy. but In
vain. A little over two months ago I received u
postal card from a certain intelligence ofice near
Thirteenth street. requesting me to call and see
them in regard to my advertisement In the morn
ing paper. which I did. They convinced me that
II I paid a dollar my name would be registered
for three months. during which time I was sure
to get a place. I registered. 1 have never heard
from them. and don't suppose I ever will. Now.
don't you think this fraudulent work should be
stopped I do hope that this will be . warning
to others should they hear from these frauds.
DITTO.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Drug Clerks Are Attractive.

To the Editor:
In regard to 20. as letter In last weeks
Evening World about druggists In this city. we
would like to give our opinion as to their de-
ceitfulness and firtations. We. the undersigned,
being experienced drug clerks. have found that the
drug business Is the most tempting to young men
in the way OF seeking female acquaintances but
other trades are not much better. We have no.
tIcei that young ladies like to enter drug stores
not for the sake of buying medicines, but for can
dies and chewing gum. and most Of all to talk to
young drug clerks. 1.-TWO OF A KIND"
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Democracy Derided.

To the Editor:
What n pity II Is that the great majority OF the
Democrats remaining to the party cannot be In
fecttd with some Of tho optimism OF your CORE
spondent Percy We're. Could they but be thorough
ly convinced that the advent OF the Democratic
party to power and the hard times were a mere
coincidence. and that all the Ills that they IRE
heir to are the results OF Republican misrule.
there Is no doubt that the Democratic party
would be pcrpetuatcd in power longer than It
will be under the present dynasty. The Snap Con-
vention. the nomination Of an acting Congress-
man for the office Of District-Attorney necessitat-
ing n special ELECTION at great expense to the
county; the Augean condition OF the different city
departments which every New Yorker knows OF
without the investigation Of a committee from
Albany, &C.. have tended to dampen Democratic
enthusiasm. Added to this the unpatriotic delay
OF their chosen representatives in Congress on a
matter OF such vital Importance as the tariff
would discourage the humble party follower were
It not for the occasional erervescence Of some
optimistic Democrat like our friend Percy We're.
Long life to you. Percy. What would we be
without our enthusiastic But remember hope
deferred maketh the heart sick" PERCIVAL.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
1t Was Only n Boy, Though.

To the Editor:
To the man who wants to know II a man was
ever swallowed by a fish and anne out alive. I
will say yes. On Feb. 20, 1879, we were fishing
for tarpon OF the Florida coast. There were four
OF us and a boy. l had not been fishing long be-
fore | felt a terrific tug. I called for assistance.
and all hands cam to my aid. The boy was In
front. when the boat gave a lurch and threw him
overheard. We could not find him. SO gave him
up for lost. and hauled in the tarpon. When we
got him on deck he struggled so that he turned
inside out. and lol there was the boy. who smell
a little hshy, but was still alive and we'll.
DEAD-SHOT AVE.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
DOuble-Deckers in berlin.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
European should be mindful Of the old Roman
warning: Isl tacuisses. philosophus mansissee! -
He accuses "Wsldock' Of talking through his hat,
but II European had ever been In Berlin. a
town in Germany. he would have seen two-story
railway passenger coaches. and II he had ever
visited the renowned ''Dechcn Cave near Iser-
lohn. he would have seen two-story railway pas
senger coaches going up n steep hill. and on their
way down turn a very large curve! I could mention
several other places where two-story cars are
used. M WHO o BETTER.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
l -rl.sul,!;1.l'1l J: "a! aItS011tGI

third time I'VE with boiling water and
simmer one hour; melt and brown one
tablespoonful of butter, add one table,
spoonful of flour. stir until smooth ana
brown. add one pint Of stock. stir until n
thickens; add the kidneys, drain from thu
water and simmer fifteen minutes: ada
n Tablespoonful of Worcestershire
sauce, one "teaspoonful af salt, two or
three dashes of pepper, one teaspoonful
of lemon Juice and serve.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Tonst.

We toast bread not merely to brown It,
but to take out all the moisture. hat It
may be more perfectly n easily di-
gested; then we brown 1t to give 1t a
better favor. The best a Is to have
the bread stale n cut into thin slices
and dry 1t before browning it. Such
toast may be easily acted upon by the
digestive fluids.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

One pint stewed rhubarb, four ounces
sugar, one pint cream, two ounces pow
dered crackers. three eggs. Rub the
stewed rhubarb through a sieve, beat the
other ingredients well together, and just
as the pie is ready for the oven stir in
the rhubarb; pou the whole into a plate
lined with pastry. Cover with strips and
bake.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
She Won Him BACK.

To the Editor:
In reply to THE Old, Old Heart Story I
must say I am sorry for her. for I was once
placed in such a position. so perhaps I can ad-
wise her. would certainly not sue him for
breach of promise. but III she loves him as she
says he must have some respect for her feel
ings), II possible. get into his company again
and find out his reasons. There are more ways
than one. perhaps, for Consistency to get back her
lover. ! was placed in such n position. didn't
hue him. I tried to win him. and I did, and
now / am happily married and the mother OF
one child, 30 let 'Constancy'' try again.
HAPPINESS,
East Eighty fourth street. City.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

midnight struggle. Not far from the
same hour, David Smith. n Montmoor,
Rockland County, groceryman, put a
bullet through the head of a notorious
and desperate burglar. Two separated
but notable pieces of public service.
these.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
He" Is Pretty Slow.


To the Editor:
that time he has taken me out and given me
many valuable presents, but he has never men
toned matrlmony or kissed me. l have other
gentleman callers. but he IL so kind / hate
TO throw him over. yet I feel as II I were wasting
my time. VIII some kind reader tell me what to
dot ELL
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Greer md let.

Jet spangle trimmings are having /.
violent run just now for gowns and
wraps, as well as hats. A stylish green
cloth gown seen recently had a band OF
beaver around the bottom of the skirt
n a drapery overskirt In front edged
with Jet
The evening world., 1894-04-23
BOOBY WAS TIRED OF LIFE.
Held for Attempting To XIII Him
ucIc with Ii

Robert ROoby. sINty-eight years Did.
of i6 Fifteenth street, B~ruoklyn, was
held for the Grand Jury on the charge
of attempting to commit suicide yestcr-
day by taking lAudanum.
BOBBY was found in an unconscious
condition IN his home
The pole" were notified, and he was
sent to the Seucy Hospital. where he
rcgalucl cOn%sciOuSnesss He says he
wanted to die because he was old, out
Of work nnl Respondent. He has a
large family.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
TORNADO KILLED SIX.
Summerville, Mo-, Disaster Worse
Than mt First Reported.

ivy ASsp'lalcl fTtSsl
WEST PLAINS, No, April 2S.-Late
reports from Summeryiile, the scene OF
the recent tornado, are more serious
han the report sent from here. Mrs. Val
Keel ana three children, her hired girl
and Il hired man, m Matsinger,
We're killed. Five dwellings and many
other buildings were blown away. and u
large number of people more or less In
jured. some II Is thought, fatally.
ing amounts to thousands OF dollars.
The houses destroyed belonged to Val
Keel, John McCaskill. Frank Parrot.
William Dyer and George Kirkman.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

II the great miners strike hurt the
coal combine, and that alone. there
WOULD be nothing to regret. But # is
Vt 30. The strikers themselves and
beir families will suffer and the move.
Aent will, II long kept up, give tho
combine an excuse to raise prices. The
Pittsburs operators who held out agains,
mine-owners elsewhere declare t,
have been the mems Just demands hay,
made a sad job of it.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

The World has given away the last
Of Its free bread, making a total Of 1,4lo
$50 loaves given away to the deserving
poor OF the city. The projectors OF such
a charity and those people who made
possible the statement Just given have
every right to be gratihed at the re.
suit Of the enterprise. The giving ava
OF those loaves was the giving OF this
most direct aid and comfort where II
would do the most direct good.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
They Should Thank Mr.. Haines.

To the Editor:
In THE Evening World Of April II Tug. fox
terrier. and Toby, Skye terrier. gave two enthu-
siastic barks apiece. One bark. It seems, was
for Gov. Flower, the other a general bark for the
A. s. p. c.. A. Do Tug and Toby not know to
whom they especially owe their deliverance from
dog catchers. OF is their gratitude to President
John P. Hainer too deep for barks7 President
Haines 1t was who drew up the bill and presented
It to the Legislature. Let President Haines,
therefore. be included In all expressions OF graf
itude from dogs. cats and the owners thereof.
and let every man. woman and child In the city
become a proud and happy member Of the
p r.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

More than city property was given
away through that mock auction OF
Belgian paving blocks, sold by Cookers
real-estate partner. Yet the parties to
the transaction thought they had kept
everything nice and quiet.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

New York was easily sold out in that
tl'ooo,oO park b matter. 1t may yet,
however. with the forcing Of n search
Ing investigation through the revela-
lions made by THE Evening World"
so hard with some Of the sellers.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
SCHOONER MOSQUITO LOST.
She Went Ashore In ballast North
of CarthaEena.

The steamer City of Para, which ar
rived to-day from Colon, brought Capt,
Haake and four seamen of the schooner
Mosquito, which was wrecked on the
morning of April 2, while bound from
TIE MnsouIto was in charge Of n niiot
and went ashore north OF Carthagena,
soon became a total loss.
Col, Duck Wintersmith, a special agent
Of the Treasury. VAS also a passenger
on the Para.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Madeira Sauce.

Make two cups Of brown sauce, and
Just before taking from the fire add one
half cup of mushrooms cut in pieces, six
trufies and one-half cup of Madeira. Sea-
son to taste with salt n pepper and
serve at once.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

New York has not demonstrated as
rousingly as she should have done her
overwhelming Interest for the MAYORS
Power of Removal bill and the Chamber
or Commerce Rapid Transit bill at Al
bany But the interest Is here. The
legislators at the State Capitol will
do well to take 1t into account.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

1t Is the State Legislatures last week.
And New York Clty's last hopes FOR
promptly obtained rapid transit, ana
Tor an immediate beginning on real
municipal reform are pending.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
A Cure for Lazy Wives.

To the Editor:
When a husband has been blessed with q lazy
wife that win not get up and make the hro in
the morning. he should go out to a restaurant and
order a nice breakfast, then when your pay day
comes round let him deduct the bill from IN.
house money. That will cure his wife Of lying in
bed In the morning. G, C.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Safety pins are now made SO that they
work both ways The shield or brace Is
attached at the centre, and either end Of
the pin springs out at a pinch.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Wants Formulation to Sue.

A. l.. Rose has hled a petition with Judge Wal
lace. in the United States Circuit Court, asking
for permission to bring suit against the New
York and New England Railroad Company re-
ceivers for $40, 900 for X. J, Hayden, OF Winfield,
l.. l., for damage received as a passenger.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

The telephone m~onopoly's circuit ap-
pears to be all right at Albany. Ex-
perienced lobbyists have an eye CON
stantly to the wires.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Every man of the CoXey herd is per
sonally anxious to obtain from Mr..
Richard Croker his recipe for the pro-
curement of plenty without the expendi-
ture Of a %perceptible effort.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

1t is settled that Coxeyism will not be
listed as a cult in Boston. The $1,000
people who hustled Swift's army" off
the Common last night made that GER
tain.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
LETTERS.

Int column Is open 10 tvervoodp ,rho has a
complaint TO make. a grievance 10 ~vent,ldte, intor.
nation TO oite. a ssbject Of general interet 10 Dis
cues or a pubic s1rtcs To acknowledge, and .cho
con pui he idea into Ices than 100 wordA Long
Leyt,rs ryunOf he frintsd
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Gay Little FrOck.

Leave off the sash and this model 10
very jaunty. A pretty combination 10
navy blue flannel. stuff or rep. with
white braid round the skirt. and a white
serge yoke, embellished with anchors
The evening world., 1894-04-23

rou read the Evening" WorIdl
De zen Eesa the sQRaax Syeriai
The evening world., 1894-04-23

1t Is said that bottles will never break
when packed in trunks If they are forth
fed by two or three ordinary rubber
bands around them.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Strike news is always bad news, Most
news OF that which comes about the
great miners strike is exceedingly bad,
But the most pitiful part OF It lies in
the few words that come from certai,
districts, where the men are reported
too poor 10 strike"
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Hurt on the New Speedway.

Simon Schultz. a laborer. thirty years OF age. OF
1871 Forsyth street, had his hand crushed in the
gearing OF a hosting machine at about s O'Clock
this morning while employed on the new Speed
way, at One Hundred and Ftfty-seventh street and
Harlem River. lie was attended BY q Manhattan
Hospital surgeon and taken home.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Coxeyism would have died n sudden
death II it had been walked on from the
start as 1t was by Indignant Boston clti-
Gems on the Common yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Better luck to the Giants this week.

Baseball gives symptoms Of being It
self once more.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

An elshteen-year-old boy, Hyman
Kaiser. caught an i~neendiary in the act
Of fripg . te~nement-houso in East
Broa6Hay Saturday night. end deliy-
ake4 I'm fo.lha no5lcs. afferz 4 aasperats
The evening world., 1894-04-23

VIII the State Senate have the cour
age to make Sulzer a false prophet?
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Smart Outfit.

The tweed suit, with a double
vest. Beatrice coat, and chip
pork pie hat, is the smartest outfit on
me taiiors' fashion plate. 1t costs the
sum of S12o to get 1t from a
The evening world., 1894-04-23

New York tailor; the coat and skirt are
valued at 800, and the waistccat. which Is
extra is estimated at $35. In London the
whole thing custom-made. might be had
for f6.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Gov. Flower seems absolutely proof
against the contempt OF the Brockwsy
Board of Managers.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Commonwealth Kelly has proved him
self a bigger man than old Coxey.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

and braid. II embroidery cannot be mao
any machine expert will stitch the oe,
sign for rs cents. With an occasions
ounce of bcnzine the white yoke can o
kept spotless. Brown and white woui'
be equally Jaunty.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Not an EauaI Rishtser.

To the Editor:
I'm a woman. and I take the liberty To say
. few words sbous wonan'a suHraEs, Ny opinion
Il that . woman that intsrfsres Nth political
sfslrs hAa better stay 1t home and darn her
ssoshnn HAd isoh ai'sf her children. = ses has
The evening world., 1894-04-23

Moving Day" approaches. Brockway
should be made to take advantage Of 1t.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
(py Associated Pres.

SAN ANTONIO. rsz.. April alive years ago
Fred Hamms. . vell-knoUn young man Of cusro,
was bitten by . rpbid dos. He suffered but 1T
tie pain, .ad the xesna healed. lev days sEs
~ s1ae ~ ssssns &c sa.ps'as 4 thas. siosaA
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Hydrophobia After Two Years.

You read the Evening worIdi
DO you read the Sunday WOsldi
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\ Formidable Combination.

BY means OF insidious appeals, threats,
fraud and political chicanery, liquor
dealers have increased their influence
until they have obtained control of courts
and legislatures and our politics have
become a reasonable cesspool of cor
ruption, reeking with crime, Unjust ice,
fraud, blackmail, eNtortion and other
atrocities.
Encouraged by the enormously in
creased consumption OF alcoholic bever-
ages, these mercenary politicians and I'M
scrupulous parties acting as silent part
ners i'll his traffic. to make the business
more effective, have combined with num-
erous respectable citizens and with many
moral towards i'll our churches to deride
and oppose all appeals for relief. These
deluded accessories, " lille standing silent
ly by, witnessing the awful devastation
hearing the pitlfuI groans arising from
the misery produced, with only himsy
protest basely allow these liquor dealers
and their satellites 10 control our politics
for the vilest purposes and the perpetua
tlon OF their piratical business altoget her
revealing an amount OF reasonable moral
cowardice and duplicity that IS truly
appalling Demorests s.
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And he people are glad to see them. The
hotels are full to overtlowing; and about
every house has its quota of guests.
On Wednesday, July 10, a Sunday
school excursion under the auspices of
the Free Baptist Society of Bangor,
landed at Sargentvile. The day was
fine and all were for a good time. Upon
landing they were requested not to go
into the hay fields, as they would trample
down the grass. They paid no heed to
the request however, but going into the
field of w. G. Sargent they tumbled
about in the grass. sat down in groups
to eat their lunch. and the boys then
played ball The result was that the
grass was all trampled down and badly
damaged. The field of Parker Billings
also suffered, Now Capt. Sargent, as he
is generally called. is one of the most
genial and kind hearted of men, a lover
of children, and one who would do all in
his power to make them have a good
time, and it seems hardly the thing for
man like him to be abused in such
manner. The people are always glad to
welcome such parties and want them to
have good time. but their right to
protect their property should be observed,
and such acts of vandalism as the above
are hardly looked for from a Sunday
school excursion.
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