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The evening world., 1894-05-11
Gov. Flower vetoed twenty-one bills

Gov. Flower vetoed twenty-one bills
yesterday. Most of them were OF no
special moment. A number OF them
never should have occupied the Legis-
lature's time. New York will not grieve
nightly over the fate OF the Bi-Parti-
san Park Board bill. which was one OF
the vetoed measures. The city will.
however, gladly hail that bright day.
by and by. when II gets a Park Board
which can obey the popular will and the
law in the simple matter Of building a
speedway with two sidewalks.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Ia There Money in Millinery

TO Et EUIIOTI
| am a young girl DESTROYS Of learning q trade.
one which requires great skill, for which a fair
compensation will be received. II has been Bug.
gcstcd to me that II | become thoroughly proR-
Client In the line OF millinery, l can command a
salary OF rs per week. Now. as I am very much
In doubt as to the correctness OF this Information,
would some OF your readers kindly give me their
opinion In the matter. as / am a girl OF more
than ordinary capacity and would not like 10
waste precious tint In acquiring skill and then
not 6nd It very remunerative. FANCY.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
MORE ICEBERGS SIGHTED.
Passengers on h Exeter City Saw
an Ice Field Also.

The British steamer Exeter City, from
Bristol April %. and Swansea April 2S,
arrived at the bar at 8 o'clock his morn
Ing.
Capt. Barclay reports that they had
ON May 6. lat. 1922. long. ~. 40. the
steamer passed several icebergs, sur
rounded by a field OF solid Ice.
The Exeter CITY is loaded with mer-
chandise TO James Arke,l n co Two
cabin passengers We're on board,
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out OF his machine. He has got out In
time. But though Croker Is gone, Gro
kerlsm remains. and II Is permissible TO
hold Its author before the public mind as
a political creation the like Of which
should not again be possible.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
A scotch Laddie.

Here Is n Scotch suit for q little boy.
1t Is absolutely correct In every de-
tail; tn. skirt is OF a Gordon plaid. the
coat and waistcoat of velvet. The
prince Charlie" hat has a velvet brim
and plaid band. while the shoulder scarf
Is fixed with a Jewelled brooch: the
The evening world., 1894-05-11
TypewrIters for Wives.

To the Editor;
l am In the tame position a. "AnxiouA," but
instead Of being In love with = drsssmaker,
am in love with one OF those most fatal creatures
IA typewriter. and am DESTROYS OF making hsr my
wife. VIII some OF your readers advise me u
they think a typewriter would make a coed wife
for a man In moderate circumstances or u she 10
too nckls TO be true to any one nanf A. n.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

What a travesty on municipal home
rule was presented when the member
from the Skaneateles region got Il
chance TO vote at Albany on the ques-
ton OF where New York City should or
should not build Its City Hall. VIII
the Constitutional Convention do any
thing to remedy his state OF things?
The evening world., 1894-05-11

People who IN enjoy the beauties
Of New York parks without stealing the
flowers and mutilating the %shrubbery
should be made to serve as police court
examples to other people OF their kind.
Decent visitors to the parks need no
examples. The precepts of their own
understanding are sufficient.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Gen. Harrison had n big reception at
the Fifth Avenue last evening. So
good a Presbyterian as he should know
that at Is more blessed to give than to
receive" Yet he persistently refrains
from giving some certain sign of what
his attitude Is to be in 80.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Senators at Washington yesterday
talked two hours on Coxeyism. Later In
the day. with an unexpected burst Of en-
erey. they succeeded In disposing Of a
tariff amendment relating to the duty
on acetic acid, 1t was really quite a day
for the United States Senate.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Could show No Wounds.

Max Jacobson, a tailor at 2;s Chrystie street.
was discharged in Essex Market Court to-day
when arraiguei on the complaint Of Annie
Schwartz. twenty years old. Of vs. Pitt street,
who said he stabbed her four times In the right
hand with a pair Of shears. The girl could show
no wounds, although her hand was bandaged.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

To nre parting shots at Croker IL not
TO hit a man when he 10 down." as an
esteemed contemporary complains. 1t is
simply to give notice to q man who has
brought corrupt boss rule to the greatest
completeness known In modern times that
the reasons for his sudden retirement are
well understood. The people who cars 70
know do know that the late dictator OF
TAsamany Ian has yan away under nrs.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Consistency In Kansas.

Mrs, Lease Is, It is sid, to succeed Jerry s,mp.
son in CongrcsA The ropulists " the Seventh
Kansas continue Ia Insist that their representa-
tiyo shall he sockless Cincinnati Times star.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
MURDERER SENTENCED.
Hampton to Die During the Week
cinn June 25.

David Hampton. the colored man who
was convicted on May l of the murder
of Mrs. Ahrens In December, 1892, was
sentenced to death by Judge MARITIME In
Part III of the General Sessions this
morning.
Judge MARITIME directed that he be
electrocuted some time during the week
beginning Monday. June %. at Sing
Sing.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
british ship Disabled at Sen.
CBy Associated Press }

PHILADELPHIA. May u-rh, large British
four mas'ed steel ship Paigrave. Capt. Jones.
which sailed from London on April p for hi.
port. with 5000 tons OF chalk, was spoken a.
sea almost totally diSabled and in a hslpless
drifting southwest at the mercy of the
elements IL . thought that Capt, Jones may Be
compelled 10 abandon his vessel. The PalEraye IL
one Of the largest ships anoat, and vas built in
Port GLASGOW In 1854. She 10 owned In Por3
glasgow By w. Haniiton q Co
The evening world., 1894-05-11

To read about Cookers resignation
yesterday you had to read the Baseball
Extra of The Evening World" The
whole story was printed nowhere else
last evening.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Three Wise word. OF Advice.

We have three words Of advice TO offer TO the
growing class % those who. hrainlcss or cranky.
think the Government should DO everything: 90 to
work -Oswcgo Times.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

only to become slightly modernissd
to be a most desirable piece Of
furniture. Our ancestors may not have
talked decoration. nor used that n
fortunate word artistic so freely as va
do. but they understood comfort and true
worth. and built their furniture to en-
dure.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Raid on Alleged Gamblers.

Pasquals venturere. a saioon keeper at iss
Hester street. was held In $500 In Tombs Court
this morning on the charge OF permitting gambling
In bio place. Detsetiyss rurlsy and sullivan. OF
tie MuiberT, street. station, rsidsA the place last
night and captured sig alleged sAmbisIG Ths
players we're diaohargsA
The evening world., 1894-05-11
LETTERS.

tTAs column u open to everybody soho has a
complaint TO make, a grievance to r~enhldte. t'yor.
nation to gtre. a subject Of general Interest to dis
cuss or a public service to acknowledge. and Uho
can put the idea into " tia" 100 words. Long
letters easnot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Croker absolutely out" While he wa
in h was also absolute. He retired when
he saw that the doom Of Crokerism was
fxed.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
seasonabIe warning In Buffalo.

It is luxurious to ones health to carry an over.
coat on the arm these DAYS and niShtS They
should be hung on the back buffalo TImsa
The evening world., 1894-05-11
The Worlds" New Uptown ono.

The Worlds" Uptown onice has
moved into Its new quarters at the june
ton OF Broadway n Sixth avenue, at
Thirty-second street There are eight
sixth venue and four on Thirty-Second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Chairman Wilson was back In Wash
ington for n little while yesterday.
Among all the IA niliar faces there he
looked In vain for that of his Tariff bill.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Puritan at Auction May Fl.
(By Associated Press, J

Vy NHbONIuNVl TTVNHT
BOSTON. May n-MAy 81 has been set by
Commodore Forbes for the sale OF the Puritan at
auction. Al I O'Clock In the afternoon she will
be put under the hammer.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

You Road Ths BveniAg World
Do YoR Read The Sunday Morld7
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Park police parade day passed of with
the usual eclnt. and. as usual. the boys
in gray made a show that was worth
seeing.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Tho air is not surcharged with rumors
Of Platt's retirement.

Well. Croker Is out. and all he told
the boys was. "Good-by."
The evening world., 1894-05-11
This Is for the Health Board,

what a warm meal is. Still people will say
What q snap a bartender has. WOOLLEN.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

New York Is to have It's permanent
circus in the Fall. A certain well-ta'1cd
tiger may be then available for exh.Di-
ton purposes.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Every good mother in the land was
honored in the honors paid to the mother
Of Washington at Fredericksburg yea
terday.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Ing. the sporran hangs in the front. the
dirk n claymore are at the sides; all
and means to be a Scotch
man are there, and remarkably smart
they are. this being the full dress suit
of the Highlanler.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
The Worlds" New Uptown once.

THE Worlds" Uptown ONCE has
moved into its new quarters at the june
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
sntrsncss; two on BroadMsy. two on
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Coxey's army at Washington will pre-
sent q moving spectacle only AZ it moves
nut
The evening world., 1894-04-12
TAKEN TO MOUNT VERNON.
FerrnnO Must Answer There for
the Death of FitotoIda.

Gindano Ferrano, thirty-two years old,
who is wanted in Mount Vernon for
shooting n killing Leonardo Fito-
tolda OIL, March II. was arraigned in
Harlem Police Cou this morning and
turned over to the custody Of Policeman
Angelo Amberg, of Mount Vernon.
The shooting took place during an al
tercatIon in a small Italian grocery in
South Mount Vernon. Rosena Ovand,
the reputed sweetheart OF Ferrano, was
fatally wounded at the same time.
In her ante-mortem statement she re-
fused to tell who shot her. Ferrano
called at the hospital last night TO see
her, n Detective Price, of the East
one Hundred ani Twenty-siXth street
station, who was in waiting. arrested
him.
Carlo Rib!ni, another Italian who was
shot in the same quarrel, is still in the
hospital.
The Mount Vernon police have in their
custody two witnesses who say they
saw Ferrano shoot FItotolda.
The evening world., 1894-04-12
G00D-BY TO THE STORM.
Dunn snys II Has Gone 10 Sea and
the SUN Muy Shine TO-Dny.

According to Weather FOrecaEtor
Dunn the big storm which has pre- Allied
for the last forty-eight hours will soon
be hIt q memory under the hlue skies
aad warm sun which. as he intimatcl.
this morning. would probably appear be
fore IN" day was out
The STORM said he. has gone out 10
sea, and IL travelling eastward directly
in the line 81 III" ocean steamship routes.
The rain Of this morning is only "a local
irizzle, and Il VIII b" fair this afternoon.
with stationary temu"rature and slightly
warmer tomorrow
Reports are for generally fair weather
all through the West. with the trmU"ra-
ture ranging from { t. - degrees above
n" freezing point Mr Damn said that
the weather was unusually cold for the
southern States. ana that light frOsts
were reported IN Georgia Light rains
are failing IN New England. but II is
clearing ana vii! be fair.
A.'ng tn. A'lan'i" COnst the wind has
decreased It's gait to twenty 10
tworty-clgh' mile. an hour. In the neigh
borhupl Of Philadelphia the wind H.
bIu"inF eighteen to twenty-four miles
an hour
One and two-tenth inches Is the total
IAN OF rain. slo~t and snow here during
n" Storm. In mis- city the wind is blow
Ing about eighteen miles an hour. Will.
Of Hatt"ras II ~ twenty- eight.
The evening world., 1894-04-12
TIM0NEY WAS RIGHT.
Walked Ilto Dr., Nagle's Office
Thinking he Had Snall-PoL
Then Frightened Clerks in the Con.
tagious Diseases Bureau.
There He Was Held and a Rigid
Quarantine Maintained.

There YVES nJch excitement at the
I-r.al @. Contagious Disease. 81, NJ
berry stree; TINS morning. wien &; was
found ias; the building E-l.I have :.
4.Ierza another quarantine All fun
eating to-day.
\, o.,ek 49, ring. James Tin
n~y i-!'y-ga= years I'D VIII has len
.N.rg fyr ONE ~ at The Gr@a:
Northern E5:-.. be,ween Houston and
Primo streets on The Bowery. wake.
INTO Lr E.R.e's cHice In tn T---al .:
VIA. Statistics by the Mot; stree, en-
'-an1e ana SAID lie thought h Aa- snail
p7x The clerks dropped everything and
f.. tf-- TIE rom IN s.=a; hast Lr
cum . . .e. NE man over 70 - Bureau
= '~-a'ar.--s Disease. WEaE- - .-.
Immediately discovered that be nan
~ Offering from SUall-yIr. IT. = .-
tor Ur1-r-! a. the doors lJckei ana -s-
cared II place Under quaTantt1e y
JIe wlE allowed . enter " depart :!--
tbs building all tn morning.
~TIIur.ey was remove. 10 the Resep-
ton Hospital. At he foot q Sixteenth
5treet and subsequently taken to North
william stone. thirty-four years DID, Z
81 Bow@.y, walked into the Bureau
YESTERDAY afternoon suffering from
sTa.'-F-x a. wa told n ye;'eriay's
. '''AhH 81 ~ 'ta- W.
gTl"rsI TO be closed and thoroughly
f~l!n.zated.
The clerks In the office were Just be.
Zinn!nR 10 congratulate themselves this
morning that they were through with
The t-rniFat!ng nuisance when TImOuey
entered. They are greatly eEercisei
over their forced Imprisonment for two
days.
Or. Doty feels quite alarmed over the
Increase in the SMALLPOX during the
past few days,and extra precautions will
3" taken TO prevent the spreading OF
the disease.
Another case vas developed this morn
ing Peter Greer. thirty-fve years Cd
a lOdger at the Olive Tree I'm. cr
T~Te?tY-thiri street, was removed from
Bellevue Hyspi'a. TO North Brother Is.
and this morning, suffering from small
pCX.
DR.. Maggie think. it would he injIdi.
ciJus 10 remove the Offices Of the Blu
reaIs Of Contagious Diseases and Vita
Statistics u the new Criminal Cour
Building in Centre street. The frequen
cy with which people afflicted WIN con
tagtCus diseases, walk into those Office!
for examination might render It ex
ceedingly dangerous to the occupants OF
A building 50 th!Ck.y tenantei as IN,
new Criminal Court Building PROMISE
10 be. He expresses the hope that {
separate building will be provided FOL
the two bureaus.
The evening world., 1894-04-12
NO BODIES RECOVERED.
Onl, II Bit o. the Bow of the Mar
Lrc l. Left Of the Wreck.


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The evening world., 1894-04-12
STATEN ISLAND SUFFERED.
Piers submerged, Trucks Flooded,
Wires Blown Down.

TOMPkINSVILLE, & |, April II -
The high Winds and strong surf All con
s!lera'i" Lamage along the shores, the
seas F.. merging portions Of the hotels
and Washing away the docks At South
Era'h !" greater portion OF the new
DOErl walk Was washed away.
At 81 Georg" the sea broke over the
bulkheads aud hyOdcd the tracks Of the
staten Island railroad.
All along the east shore piers were
submerged and banks undermined.
Landing at th, different ferry slips Vas
rc'i"rcf very dangerous owing TO the
MA rolling seas. ana passengers and
animals laI 10 be assisted In their peril
oIs descent of ~" nng plauits.
Inland the damage was also great
T"i'phpnr ana telegraph service was
completely crippled. houses were un-
rpofcd and trees and fcnocs prOrtrate4
~ S'ipl"tpn IN" tn root was torn from
l.!In.ul S'hncfcrE furniture factory
IA" Sinpl"tnn scw"r was washer away
by IT." SOFT, and many collar n,olrl IN
consequence Ec'H,ru I~I'.a.IImV.llo
ana Stnpl"tOn the bank ~rIIru'''.r .,.y
stree W. 80 undermined t.a' ..4ycl
on II IL dangerous.
The evening world., 1894-04-12
FULTON MARKET FLEET.


Much apprehension is felt by the own
ers OF the New York fishing fleet,
which Is owned by the Fulton Market
fish merchants, for the safety OF the
boats now outside.
Up to noon to-day no reports OF diHas-
tiers had been received. but the general
feeling of the owners was that many Of
the boats must inevitably have suffered
much damage. Losses of crews are also
expected.
Though very stanch the boats hay"
mad such severe weather that II w4ll
be n miracle II they have escaped safely.
The average crew Of a fishing boat
numbers ten men. OF these fully ~ per
cent. are married and as Il rule have
large families. averaging about I'VE chill
dren to each household. As there are
now thirty-one boats outside, It IL easy
10 recognize what widespread misery the
itoss OF even one boat would cause.
Through the kindness u MIR. Lynch. Of
Lynch Il Co. Of Fulton Market. The
kfuli and complete list Of the Fulton Mar
tket fishing fleet and IT. present location,
las follows:
Vessels now In New York Hnrhor.
lmond. Columbia, formerly III" Inflated
lNary +. Kelly. which went ashore nt
bAsbury Park In N" storm OF August,
her crew.; Tuleb Gala, Mascot. John
iFceney and g. r. Lawrence.
Vessels outward bound and or the New
i{ersey or Delaware coast. benjamin ~
lWallace mr"J. Eva II. JOIN Errick
. o tncw. tr.tt r.p, Julia ! and Gratlhu
Vessels off ii" Long Island coast, cp.
ih.h'ng, J. + Bcck"r. =. Wpols"y and
'Eiiza X. Gildcrsleevr.
Vessels blu"nshinS between Cape
Henry and cap" Iiut'"rnY. CarII" s.
Mllen. Glimpse, Laughing water. kain
Church, Daisy, = J.. S'U."r, Jnsi'
,Reaves, Walter I.!lv, G.aoi" "rHnm
twnliams, William a Ganrry -. e. y.
Harris, ". W. Storey. ANA" and Emmn,
iChOcOruh. G"p. Temple" Belle NJ llr BiE
'Abbie Dodge. Augusta Johnston, Me,
linda Wood. h~r"iinnught, I.izHi" Jones
and A. \. Rowe
The New Jersey boats left within q
day or two, IIgt hefpr" the hIrrlran,
arrived. They must hn'" struck III
storm off th" S'w J,rs"" cpust. Tht
owners DO not f""i - much Apprehension
coast Is well patrpiirI, and If any OF
them cam" n"tor" Information about f.
YOU be a. ono. received II h. tAr san,
as regards the cnInah'ur boats.
1t Is about ia" btur u-U.ur nr"t thu
the greatest auAi"ly 4- now felt. TA's'
boats were riYai lu IA" heart Of u,
storm, and ii r. hnrI.y possible that th.'
have wentherod i In safety. Boats a.
this fleet nave b,,u Dut from a lev
days to three wrrl.f
The notification Of Ii4oa,ors arc or
pected from NOriull. Fortress Npurp'
and points IN b a v'.iH1.,. iHi"'r som.
or ice. or ave" to rent. none Of thorn b
expected back for some Nm"
AZ present the S9iGiy a. hah On 4n,'
Of the present week. hctwocu &o1.G
and 10000 pounds of bucnsh alOn
were received by the larger dealers.
The evening world., 1894-04-12
LONG BRANCH SUFFERS.
Hotels Inundated and bench De-
rtroy~J NrccEnp. licked IN.

Long BRANCH. y. J.. AprI, u The
storm which has been swr.ping along the
Atlun'in coast s!nco Tuesday night prom
.s"s t. b" a. irs'ructyr ns that which
VISITED here last Fan. From III" Atlantic
Highland - BarncRht Inlet the track OF
IN" storm e. IlalaIy visible The long
~trostI" work - ,h~ r~rnnsyvauia Rail
road over III" Harr'YAt Iu 80 was under
water last r.g"t arl considered uHga!.
% cross with lr.lu,
A. I"'hel"y, the Berkeley Arms Hotel
Mas bad. damaged. shutters being torn
on anl "!g!,"- blown n. At ChpiwIck's
and S..tv!t1'E Hrk the beach IL but a mar.
row strip % land r"'wrrn the ocean ana
i'lri"ri, Say 'hai"!chs Hotel Was
!hlH Ht'''i ami us occupants driven out.
IN" Long board walks AZ Bay Heal AM
l.tnI's En- We're carried away ami the
beach whSa"i out for many yarls in
shore.
THIS morning the patrolmen Of Life.
Saving Station So. ~ f"uni scy.ra.
boxes Of oranges and lemons along The
beach at BAY Heal ami +, IL believed
her" lhE been q wreck.
Tn" New York and Long Branch Ran.
road is warh"! away for several hundred
yari. hf..," 'pu'h Ambpy The bridge
time, and r. not being used.
1t WAS expected that the iron pier a,
Long Hranch would be carried away, bu,
80 far II has withstood IN. tempest
Az N" low lands along the Shrewsbury
AMI Tartan Rivers are submerged, and
fences and trees are Town
North 81 m" Brighton Hotel. the
avenue has been cut into a distance %.
,sycnty-hy" feet, reaching III" Stoop o'
Kings cottages.
tn" new Ii"r company, which has A
new pier under erection A, th!. place,
had driven n number ~ uiles IN front O'
IN" Madison fats Nearly all tho pllas
a." gone. Thc hulkheai IN front Of Inc
'!''s = IN n critical condition. and nj
ncrt high tife there are fair praglecig
o' hoth n" hplkh"ad and Fats going IN
sea.
The evening world., 1894-04-12
PILoT-BoATS AT SEA.
All Are stanch. but the Gni~ Ia
the worst of III. winter.


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The evening world., 1894-04-12
MAC LEAN WAS ON HAND.
polio" 'ommisSioncr Present nj
The Examination of PntroIm~n.

Twonty-cipht ratrolm,n from differ
Cut precincts tried IN" examination for
promotion 20 N" gradc Of rouudsman
bcfor" the polio" Inspectors to-day.
Almost c,cry on" In tn" Police Depart
mcnt considers u a remarkable circum-
stance that Police Commissioner Mar-
lean attended the examination. II Is
sail that this II the first time in the
history Of the Department that a Police
Commissioner has thought II consistent
W''a mir duty, or a part Of II, to he
present Mt such examination.
e. great deal Of curiosity has been cN-
"ltci In consequence AZ u the purpose
% Culnmissioncr Macl.edn. This MAJ
be- made known when the result Of the
examination II submitted 90 the Board
~ Commissions rs for action.
Mr.. MaCLean's presence in tn" exam
IUiuE room embarrassed some Of tho
p1trplmen seeking promotion. and caused
a great deal Of ~unfavorablC comment.