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The evening world., 1894-04-25
Dog-KilIinH in Harlem.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
would like to ask the readers OF The Evening
world'' how many shots It takes to put poor
homeless dog with a lame leg out OF misery
The policeman that has the beat aroun3 One
Hundred and Second street and Amsterdam avenue
fred fourteen shots into poor mongrel before he
could kill It, After he fired ten shots the dog was
stili standing up. Such men as guardians Of the
public are a disgrace and should not be allowed
such a thing revolver. Every time he fired
he jumped back though the pistol frightened
him He was a very poor shot r. NJ. F.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

]. Sergeant Cram comes out in print
with a glorious defense OF the New York
Dock Departments days work" sys-
tern OF carrying en- construction. He de-
clnreD that II abounds in benefits to the
city and 10 home labor; that under the
contract system would come imported
iworldnsmsn and cheap and untrustwor-
thy workmanship. AS far as he goes,
Mr, Cram makes out q very comfortable
case in appearances. But he ia guilty Of
An omission which savors almost OF in
gratitude. He makes no mention Of
The evening world., 1894-04-25
A Sailors Life Not the hest.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
| would like to say few words to Nv. r. o. :"
who wants to go to sea. boy Of fourteen
years whea l started. and have had lots OF ex-
pcriencc. | have seen teh greater part OF the
world been knocking about from one port to an
otio- without any comfort or pleasure. still as
a true-horn viking. love the sea, but cannot,
with honesty advise you to enter on such a life
II you can make your living otherwise.
SAILOR BOY.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

You rcnd the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday Worid7
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Who Owns This Street?

To the Editor
East seventy-sixth street, between First avenue
and Avenue A. Is Uttered on both sides OF the
street with trucks. wagons. coal-carts, ash-carts
carriages, hearses and all sorts OF vehicles which
stand in the street night and day. There is also a
wheewrght on the block who filters the sidewalk
with old wheels and other rubbish. These many
wagons. &C, become an awful nuisance. especially
at night. when the young toughs use them. have
complained before to the Bureau OF Encumbrances
but without effect. and a last resource now APP
peal to YOU to remedy this evil. this is clearly
against tho law and residents OF the block
are entitled to somo consideration.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Well Supplied with Benux.

To the Editor:
know a young lady who though very afec-
tionate. Is very changeable She has three
young ''on string as 1t were, For three
months she will love OF the trio with all
her heart. then she sighs for a change and
takes another Of the trio and so goes around
them all from time to time. But none OF the
you're men knows which she loves the best and.
lky mo storm beaten mariner. they all expect
better luck next trip. What can the old maids
and young ladies say in her favor or otherwise
RIP VAN WINKLE Brooklyn, y. Y.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

An Office Boys Association.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Ian an once boy employed in a downtown law
yer's Office and In my ONCE there is another
office boy eighteen years OF age. who boasts
about the New York Law Students Association.
OF which he is a member, Now | say, office boys
gather together and form club better than the
N i. l.. s. A. Let us meet In some lawyer q
Office after getting a membership Of about nifty.
All those who willing should try and do their
best. Only Office boys who are fourteen to six
teen join and should pass an examination.
~. o. o. B."-R. I. p.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
should She Give Him the Kiss?

To the Editor:
A gentleman friend OF mine insists every time
he calls on kissing me. I strongly object. yet he
can't understand why I should object TO such
trine as he calls It. respect, in fact like him
very much lie respects me. I know, but for
thinking any more Of me don't know. l want
to do what is right. yet hate to quarrel a
kiss Should I. as a modest young woman allow
him that privilege? leave 1t to the readers of
your valuable paper to decide. PERPLEXED
The evening world., 1894-04-25

An attractive and amusing fortune
book may be made at home for the edi-
fication OF ones friends or for little
gift. On thirty-one pages OF note paper
write under each number two quota
lions, one each for man and woman.
which bear upon fate or character as
desired. Inclose these In gayiy iettdred
covers. punching the whole and tying
together with silk cord and taslels.
Those who wish to consult the ORACLE
must select the day Of the month On
which they were born.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
To Make Mustard.

Four heaping teaspoonfuls of mustard,
a teaspoonful of powdered sugar and a
half a teaspoonful OF salt. Mix these in
gradients together thoroughly and add
boiling water, little at a time. till 1t is
smooth and thick. Then add a scant
teaspoonful of vinegar.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
FRANK HATT0N is BETTER.
Passed n Fairly Comfortable Night,
His Physicinns Say.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Frank Hat
ton, editor of the Washington Post.
who was stricken with paralysis yes
terdny. Is slightly better to-day.
His physicians report that he passed
a fairly comfortable night, and that
his condition gives a slight ground for
encouragement.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Noodles.

Beat three eggs well without separat-
ing: add three tablespoonfuls Of milk
and as much flour as the eggs and milk
will mix. roll out as thin as possible,
cut in strips and dry half an hour: boil
twenty minutes in plenty Of boiling
sailed water. drain dry. Brown deli
cate In a frying-pan with one table
spoonful Of butter.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Dcliciou. Sandwiches.

Delicious sandwiches are made by
buttering thin slices OF rye bread very
dalntily. using very little butter. and
spreading with Neufchatel cheese. A
bit OF water-cress or a lettuce leaf
dipped in French dressing. shaken dry
and placed between the slices improves
the sandwich, .
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Bad craftsmanship and good luck saved
the principals and other parties In Judge
Bischoifs court yesterday from injury
during the Donnelly McArdle affair.
Nothing should save the man who started
the fusillade from the full penalty pro-
yiced by law for his act
The evening world., 1894-04-25
SOup stock.

A shin of beef Is supposed to average
in weight about Ave pounds and the pro-
portion is a pound Of meat or bone to
every quart Of water. II a larger pro-
portion of meat or water is used the
stock will not stiffen. The shin Is the
foreleg, and there should be about one
third more bone than meat Allowing one
quart Of water for every pound OF meat
or bone, the stock should jelly.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

The close Of debate in general on the
Tariff bill would be hailed with much
more general satisfaction If the country
could be sure Of reasonable limit to the
debate on particulars. which now opens
In the Senate.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
The spoon in the stexx.

When stewing fruit, or, in fact, when
cooking anything In an open vessel, do
not leave the spoon in II you wish to
have 1t boil quickly. The spoon carries
a portion Of the heat off into the air.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

When a legislator at Albany makes
complaint that the home rule principle
ia being violated In legislation affecting
New York City. 1t is usually under
stood that the honorable gentleman is In
particularly humorous mood that
day
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Senator Mi!ls's effort differed materi-
ally from the prolonged utterances of
most OF his colleagues who have spoken
on the tariff, in that 1t was real de-
batting of the question at issue
The evening world., 1894-04-25

The Giants proved yesterday that their
ability to lose did not terminate at the
end of the third straight game. But just
wait while. Public confidence In Ward 8
men Is not dead yet. These remarks ap-
ply equally well to Brooklyn and Foutz s
men.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Attorney-General Moloney. Of Illinois,
proposes to begin real war on the Chi
cago Gas Trust. There is no hope OF
word coming from Washington that
Attorney-Gencral olney. of the United
States. proposes to make real war on
any Trust.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Orange Frappe.

select sweet. firm oranges, peel care.
FULLY and cut into small pieces, put In q
freezer, pack in salt and ice and let
stand for two hours. The fruit should b
thoroughly chilled. but not frozen hard.
Take out when ready to use. sprinkle
with sugar and serve in punch or sorbet
glasses: wine can be added II desired
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Nearly Swallowed Twice.

To the Editor:
In answer to Fred Herbert" would say that
there is a man Twin in Danbury. Conn. who was
swallowed by a whale OF the western coast
OF South America. He was inside the monster
The evening world., 1894-04-25
THE World" this morning presented a

THE World" this morning presented a
new branch OF the armor-psaIe fraud dis
closures. or course, the setting up of
doubtf.l plates to be tested required, FOR
the complete success OF the imposition,
the furnishing Of bad shells for use IN
the process of testing. SO the charge that
brittle balls were propelled from faulty
cartridges by weakened powder canno,
be said to come as an overwhelming sur.
prise. The Investigation OF the subjec,
now going on under direction OF the Navy
Department may, however. lead to over
whelming results.
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The evening world., 1894-04-25

The business Of putting Coxeyites UNI
der the care of deputy sheriffs was not
begun soon enough and is not carried to
the proper extent
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Nothing Is now heard OF the bill at
Albany proposing Police Court reform
for New York. And nothing Is also
what will come of it
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Poor BILLY" McGarrahan! The coun-
try was too rich to take the trouble to
see that he got his own.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

You read the Evening woridi
Do you read the Sunday Worldf
The evening world., 1894-04-25

! To-day's sun should set on what has
been field day for New York munich
pal reform Ii the State Senate.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

This is one OF the toiettes du prin-
temps, designed by an exclusive Paris
firm. 1t is dress for woman who is
twelve inches taller than her ideal. 1t
Is model for little women to ignore.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

. At any rate. Gov. Flower IL right on
the ballot question. A blanket paster is
the thing togo with a blanket ballot.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Yoa read tho Evening worIdi
DO you read the Sunday worIdt
The evening world., 1894-04-25
FOUND A DEAD BODY.
governors Island Soldiers Discover
an Unknown Drowned Man.

At SEQ this morning the dccomposed
and naked body of a man about forty
FIVE years old, feet s inches In height,
with dark hair. was found floating in
the water of the north side OF Cover
nor's Island by Hector Barber and Rich
ard and John Bingham. soldiers attached
To the garrison.
The body was removed TO the Morgue
and the Coroner notified.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

for two days aid was at last thrown out on
one OF the Sandwich Islands He had mar
row escape from being consumed by shark
but was saved by cutting the shark In two with
his pocket-knite. lie is at present employed
In n barber shop on Main street. In Danbury.
Con FISHERMAN.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

The vest and underdress are made Of
myrtle green pin pointed velvet: the
rest is silver gray faille the overdress
Is slashed. and the points edged with
fur and finished with green bows, stand
ing on their heads
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Any street in New York Is safe from
surface railroad encroachments-as long
a. no railway company wants II.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Brockway has ceased to wear a wor.
ried look. for the time being.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
SEARCHING Fer HIS BODY.
Little Robert Gibson's Cap Found
IN the River.

CROToS FALLS, n. Y, April 25.-
Robert, the fivc-year-old son OF the Rev
Il. p Gibson, OF this place, has been
missing from his home since yesterday
Searching parties were organized and
were out all night. They found the
boys cgp in the Croton River. and II Is
believed from that that nc accidentally
fell In and was drowned. The river Is
now being dragged for his body.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

The Industrials" who stole trains in
Indiana and Montana should be treated
like ordinary train robbers. That's what
they are. No sentimentalist. even al
lowlng that he IL N his right mind, can
justify the seizures made by Gen"
Hogan's men on the Northern Pacific,
or Gen." Frye's on the Vandalia.
1t had been long while since the New
York Board Of Aldermen had done any
thing to render Itself especially consrlcu-
ous. But 1t cana finely to the front
yesterday, and ably backed up the
Metropolitan Traction Company's grab
OF beautiful LenoX avenue, for street
railway purposes. The Traction Com
pany is in that happy position in New
York where 1t either gets what 1t wants
for tine asking, or takes It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
MEN WILL BE PRETTY GIRLS.
Only Males TO Appear in "Mustnpha" as
Given by the Baltimore Club.

The Paint and Powder Clubs perform
ances next Saturday promise 20 be among
the social events Of this season.
The company. which in all includes
about eighty people, will arrive In Rich
mond on Saturday morning. travelling
in their special Pullman coaches. II Is
seldom that Richmond sees an aggrega-
ton of this kind. composed. as II Is en-
tirely Of young society men, who take
all the parts, both male and female.
in the o@era.
The trials and tribulations Of these
young men in being fitted for their cos
tunes by the most fashionable mod SITES
Of Baltimore may better be imagined than
described.
The scene Of the opera is laid in Turkey.
The daughters of the Sultan have been
educated at Vassar. on their return
they bring TO Constantinop.e with them
their two chums. Marie and Maud. The
girls endedvor TO instll into the minds
of Mustapho and his Grand Nizier the
idea that American manners and GUS
toms are the proper thing. They par
tally succeed. Three United States man
of-war men then arrive on the scene.
and, catching on to the girls idea.
start in to help.
The result IL these three naval men fall
In love with the three daughters Of the
Sultan But for reasons of State these
three are betrothed 10 three ambassadors
from Arabia. Persia. and China. \ plot
is then formed, which. il is needless to
say. succeeds to get rid Of these foreign
ENJOYS. IN the mean while Marie and
Maud. who have been playing havoc with
the hearts of the Sultan and his Grand
Ni2ler. accept their Highnesses, and all
ends merrily as Il comic opera should.
The first act represents a street scene
in Constantinople. and the second the
thrOne-room in the palace Of Mustapha-
The chOruses are effectively draped in
oriental costumes, and all the properties
are on the most lavish scale. Especial
attention has. too, been given to the
dances. The grand finale represents the
ballet Of the operas" in VIII en- an appro-
pirate dance is arranged TO the music of
the popular operas of the day. including
"Pinafore." Wang" Red Hussar."
Robin Hood" "Erminie." and THE
Brigands,"
There are also many pas-de-deux and
other specialties introduced through the
opera.
When the club gave it's performance
in Washington Mrs. Cleveland was so
enthusiastic that she requested that the
principal performers be brought to her
box and presented, which, Of course. was
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
A BROAD-STREsT SHOOTING.
Ben Price Becomes Angry and Fire
Probably Fatal Shot.

Probably "a Fatal Shot.
A shooting. the results Of which NAV
| prove fatal, occurred in a frame shanty,
No. 1918 east Broad street, yesterday
morning.
The victim OF the ARRAY was Susie Dab
ney. colored woman, ana her would be
slayer was Benjamin Price. The house
In which the affair took place was that
occupied by Sarah Lewis, in Rutherford
ROW. AS soon as the shot was fired
Price ran and made his escape. The COM
dition OF the wounded woman Is quite
critical, and DR.. Eggleston. the physi-
clan at the city almshouse. who Is attend
ing her. says she may die.
According TO the story Of Sarah Lewis
concerning the affair, Price came to her
place early yesterday morning and was
with Susie upstairs when they quar-
relied. and the woman started down
stairs. followed by Price, who was
threatening her. While the former was
on the staircase, Price. who was stand
ing at the top of the steps. called TO the
woman, and as she turned fired at her.
The bullet took effect about an inch
below the left collar-bone. and the wound
cd woman fell to the bottom of the stairs,
where she was found by several other
~
In the neighborhood was called i'm TO at.
tend the case. and at his suggestion the
ambulance was 'phoned for and the
woman removed to the almshouse. Officer
Vest, OF the First District. who was in
the vicinity when the shooting occurred.
arrived on the scene shortly after Price
had escaped from the house. Price ran
down Jail alley and thence up the Chesa.
peake and Ohio track towards Butcher
town flats.
Sergeant John Hall was put on the
case and at once began search for the
negro. brother of Price killed another
negro ABOUT three years ago at the Peters
pure Depot with dray-skate, for which
he was tried and acquitted IL was sbown
That the killing had been done in seIf-de.
fence, and while his opponent in the fata,
difnculty was In the act Of striking him
with piece OF iron ''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
LADIES' EVENING AT THE CLUB.
The Commonwealth to BE Given Over
Fair Ones Thursday Afternoon.

The members of the Commonwealth
Club Will tender their lady friends a
luncheon, and the clubhouse will be set
aside for the exclusive use OF the ladies'
on April 4th from l TO =. NJ.
Invitations will be extended the wives
of the members. and each unmarried
member is allowed TO invite one unmar-
rled lady.
The wives Of the members OF the Board
of Governors will receive the guests. and
there Will be no men present except the
Reception and House Committee, who will
be there but a short time, only to see
that the entertainment starts off with the
proper snap" AT 4 O'Clock, however
the members of the club will drop in and
escort the ladies home.
Each invited guest will be registered
on the club register, and the name of
the gentleman who invites her will also
be entered. and this record OF bellies and
beauties will be preserved for years to
come as one OF the treasures OF the club
The entertainment promises to be at
tractive and unique, and until the invi-
tations are all sent out and the elect"
are known the members Of the Com
monwealth" will, doubtless, receive more
imam their share Of Easter smiles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29

is necessary to arrive at correct results,
and is also necessary if You would make
your money go as far rs possible. It's
the close calculators that get the most
for their mouey, because they are care
full buyers. Our store is the rendezvous
OF careful buyers, who understand that
our stock OF Clothing always offers
chances for striking n good thing at
short price. Good things and short
prices are our popularity, and buyers
take very kindly to it That makes them
enjoy taking our Clothes at snap-up
figures. There are no relics IN our
stock, which is always coming and go
ing like the water in a river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
Inspect the MotleIs

The Chamber Of Commerce has issued
card to Its members, which reads: As
MT, II. ID. Whitcomb has. in complis nee
with the request Of the chamber, left for
exhibition In the assembly-room OF the
chamber models illustrating the improve.
ment OF james river. you are cordially
invited, II you have not already seen them
10 can any day during the present week
DetweeS the hours OF A. NJ. and Z. NJ
and examine these striking exhibits OF the
valuable work which has been accom-.
plished. This invitation is extended 10
you. as these models are to be Forwarded
In few days to Colonel William p
Craighill. colonel corps of engineers
United States army. and no other ON.
portunity will probably be afforded the
pubic to see them in the near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29

mines, while going from this place to the
mines, was murdered by highwaymer
about six miles from Llano. and within
two miles OF the mines.
II has been Captain Dunn's custom fol-
the past twelve months to carry tn,
money from this place to the mines every
Saturday evening TO pay off his work
men. lie drew about $500 yesterday eve
ming out OF the City National Bank to
meet his weekly payroll. and started fol
the mines. This was the last seen OF him
alive
II was mere accident that the body
was discovered as soon as II was. After
the day force came of at o'clock Harry
knight, one OF the employees OF the mines
started to town. and after coming about
two miles discovered Captain Dunn
horse pnhitched from the buggy with his
head tied down to his feet, and after pro-
ceeding about fifty yards up the road dis
covered Captain Dunn's body cold IN
death lying In the road.
The murdered man had been shot, 'he
ball entering just above the left ear
passing through the brain and coming
out behind the right ear Death was III
Simultaneous. a powder burn was PEI
ceptible on the left cheek, ana III Is sup
posed that there was a coh'ei s".'o'
held at the time. Captain Dunn 'i
lures when found. were as Tranquil as IN
nfe. and showed no signs or struggie.
After killing their victim they were aoout
10 lose their DOODLE and had TO shoot me
horse I'm order TO get the money WhIch
was I'm n shOt-sack on the buggy seat
Besides the $3.50 in the sack, uey Sc
cured what money he had on ME person.
his watch. and six-shooter' 'he ioo-
-
stated There were at least two. II not
four. engaged in the AFFAIR.
The place where the murder occurred Is
nm omen prairie. and ne was either met
or overtaken by the robbers engaged In
conversation. and then shot Sheriff
Lyon was notified OF the deed about
o'clock and went Immediately TO the
scene with deputies. and is now on their
trail. and II Is only "A matter Of short
time when he will have them in custody.
A number Of citizens went down to the
scene of the murder and escorted the re-
mains to this city. where they are now
lying in the Algona Hotel.
CaDtain Dunn came to this city about
twelve months ago from Birmingham,
Ala, and has had exclusive charge OF
the Olive Iron Mines. He leaves wife
and six small children to mourn the loss
Of an affectionate husband and an indul-
gent father He was well liked by all
who knew him. He was companionable
and liberal to a fault If the perpetra-
tors OF his death are caught the District
Court in May will not be troubled with
their presence. Two Of Captain Dunn's
brothers from Birmingham will arrive
Tuesday evening. and the remains will
be embalmed and carried TO Virginia
Wednesday morning for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
CUT THE WRONG FELLOW,
One OF thu Queer Cases That Are Heard
by the Police Justice.

Justice Crutchfeld promptly dispatched
Joe Christian TO the Hastings Court yes
terday Joe Is the negro who was ar
rested on Tuesday night for cutting and
wounding William II. Muse, another black
ireqhenter OF Seventeenth street bar
rooms The difficulty between the men
occurred In Buck Spotswood's saloon. and
an account was published In yesterday
mornings Dispatch. Muse testified that
ne was standing by the ngeon-hole table
when Christian accosted him. They had
mad only few words when Christian
Grew MS knife and slashed Muse quite
mercilessly After the cutting. Muse
ADDED Christian begged him 10 keen Quiet
ABOUT the AFFAIR, as he had mistaken hin,
tmuss, Tor some one who had insulted hin,
near bacon's Quarter Branch. Christian
also went upon the stand. He stated that
Muse provoked him to cut. The cas-
was sent to the grand jury.
JACK Jones (colored) was charged with
the larceny OF lot OF iron, the proner,v
OF some unknown person. His examins.
ZION was postponed until to-day
the other cases were OF little momen,