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The evening world., 1894-05-03
CONSTITUTIONAL @ H

Jacob s. Coxey. Carl Browne and
Columbus Jones are under
arrest at Washington, charged with vio-
lating the United States statutes regu-
lating the use of the Capitol grounds.
Their followers, some two or three hun
dred in number, are in camp, living
mainly On voluntary contributions.
Branches OF the army" are In differ
ent places on their way to join Coxey
at the National capital. Kelly is at
Des Moines, Ia, and demands transpor-
tatlon by railroad. 1t Is announced that
If n train cannot be secured for money.
more drastic measures" will be pur-
sued. That means trains will be seized
by violence and run at the risk of IA
great destruction OF life and property.
Trains have already been stolen by the
army at other points.
How long and how far Is this to &c
on? Where is 1t to end?
CoNey himself. Browne OF the buck
skin shirt, and Jones with the big histo,
rical handle to his name, talk about
their constitutional rights" 1t is the
constitutional right OF Coxey. Browne
n Jones, and even every other either
OF the United States. to be secure II
their persons and property under tn,
laws OF he United States
The Constitution was ordained n es
tablished to form a more perfect Union
establish Justice. insure domestic tran
quillity. provide for the common defense
promote the general welfare and secur
cur posterity."
Ma, .-I.. 49, g,
The evening world., 1894-05-03
English Brenkfast Mnmn.

Add one %teaspoonful Of butter and ons
teaspoorful Of salt to a pint of luke warm
water. When the butter is melted ada
three cups of flour. beating until light
and smooth. Dissolve one-half cake Of
compressed yeast In half a cup of luke
warm water; add to the batter and beat
Vigorously for fifteen minutes; put In a
moderately cool place and let rise for
'ignt hours. Grease the mufin-rlngs:
lace In a large CREASED baklng-pan.
Half fill the rings with the batter; let
stand In a cool place for one hour and
bake In a hot over until a delicate brown
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SAYS THE MILK WAS IMPURE.
Levistus snys II Made Him and His
Family III.

Wilson G. Fox, a food and fruit In
spector OF the Health Department, this
morning Investigated a complaint by
Man Levistus. of 4l3 Cherry street. tina
his son had purchased cream from Mrs.
Pauline k.pstine, OF q Rutgers place,
that mad his family i'll.
l.evistus said that after eating the
cream with cheese he, his wife, five
children and n boarder were sick
throughout the night.
Mrs. Epstine keeps a milk and butter
store and claims that she buys pure
milk. The store Is kept in better order
than the, majority of such places In the
neiEhborhOod.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Who Gets That Other $40?

To the Editor:
Ii a letter printed in THE Evening World
several days since Mr.. Benjamin Doblin. citing
the claim Of a certain protectionist that printers
In this country earn SIS per week. while in
England they receive only IS. asked: WHO gets
the difference Before trying to answer this
question. I will pemark that great as is the
discrepancy here shown. there is greater as be-
tween the wages Of printers in different parts of
our own beloved and betaxed co~untry-nay, right
in New York State wages OF printers vary from
100 to 900 per cent. going as low as IS and SO
in mall towns. and IS high as $50 In New York
City. In light OF .his fact. how absurd 1t
seems to give to professionalism the credit Of the
higher average wages paid to printers In this
country. This craft, of all others, is the last
In need OF protection. and least susceptible to It.
VIII some protectionist tell me why It is that In
free trade % England printers get higher wages
than In any other European country, all Of which
are highly protected Now, In answer to Mr..
poblin's question. in my opinion the protected
manufacturers and mine-owners get the other SO
provided 1t exists. PRINTER
Brooklyn, May 2.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
ROWE ON HIS WAY EAST.
Enthu.iartic In His Praise of Cali
fOrnia and It's People.

TBY ABSOCIHeEU FTVssJ
CHICAGO. H., May S-"Jimmy'
Rowe Is In the city en- route to his home
in New York from California, where he
oflciated during the Winter as one of
the stewards Of the Pacific coast meet
ings.
Mr.. Rowe Is enthusiastic In his praise
of California and Californians. He be-
lieves that San Francisco has a great
future as q racing centre, and he Will
return there next Fall in time to assume
his duties at the tracks. Mr.. Rowe does
not know what action the Jockey club
Will take in regard to appointing its
starter for the several tracks under Its
control. He Is an applicant for the posi-
ton. which he has filed for the last two
wears.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
NOVEL COACHING WAGER.
Mr.. UnderhiIl to Drive a FOur-in-
Hand Through n Figure =.

A novel wager will be decided Friday
on the Boulevard, above Central Park.
Every coaching man In the city Is inter-
ested in 1t, and Col. william Jay n
Frederic Bronson will act as referees.
At the Knickerbocker Club dinner. given
to members Of the Philadelphia Subur-
ban Driving Club by the New York
Coaching Club, skill in handling four-in,
hand teams was discussed. Edward
Browning. of ~Philadelphia, yentured lone tine
finland through the figure 5 without
using both hands, Some discussion fol-
lowed, and the subject was dropped.
Last Saturday the New York CUB
went to Philadelphia, and while at din
ner the topic was resumed. Frank !.
Underhill, of the Country Club. coach,
said he had often performed the feat
and could do 1t again. After some N a,s,
York men backing Mr.. Underhill. while
an equal number of Philadelphtans took COX
the negative. side, In addition 70 une
ner Is also included.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SUED BY A CARLSBAD FIRM.
Unauthorized Use OF Famous Min
eruI Water Anege

The heirs of Iocbel Schottlander, OF
Carlsbad, and Eisner & Mendelson, OF
West Virginia, their American agents,
hav brought suit in the United States
Circuit Court to recover s@O, 900 damages
from Herman, Gustave & John Kutnaw,
OF ~ Lafayette place.
IL Is alleged that me city or Carlsbad
10 the sale OF the Carlsbad salts and
waters and that the Eutnaw brothers
have ~trespassed upon that right by the
unauthorized use of the products OF the
Carlsbad Springs.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

,-oi irteer Tor duty at Quarantine when
cholera made It's appearance there In
1892, and was In charge OF the S~winburne
Island Hospital nurses in September OF
1902, and August, 1898. Or. jenkins pays
tribute to her faithfnlness and courage.
She was untiring in her devotion to the
PATIENTS he says. and 1t is largely due
to his fact that the death rate was so
low" And yesterday this faithful
woman's body lay unclaimed.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Munchausen's Brother.

To the Editor:
have read the letters Of "Anan'as." Dead
Shot Dave and ''Fisherman'' with pleasure. I
take great interest In these ''ghosters." and will
relate one Of my many experiences In the fish
line" 1t may greatly surprise your readers to
learn that I am brothsr-in-law to the great Nun
chausen himself. accompanied him on his
honeymoon trip to the tropics, and we stayed some
time in the island OF Trinidad. While out In .
small rowboat on the Cult. fishing. I leaned too
far over the side. and my watch fell in the water.
The depth there being at least eighteen fathons,
I gave up all hope Of ever resainins It. sfx
weeks after the occurrence vi landed on the island
OF st. Thomas. On the following day a rumo
was snoat that q whale had been harpoonsd. n
was duly tugged to shore. and while being dis
sected q peculiarly strange noise was heard near
it's diaphragm. and on further Investigation II
proved to be the identical watch I had lost 10
Trinidad waters. The phenomenal part Of this
truthful narrative. however. lies In the fact thai
my watch was still ticking and registered the
correct hour. including the calculated differences
Of time for latitude! DICK. H DEVIL.
lb5 West Twenty-second street
The evening world., 1894-05-03
THE TERRIBLE SWEDE" WINS
Biz Weir johnson KNOCKS Out Lnr-
ney In Thirty Rounds.
CBy Associated Prcss.)

TBy Associated PFess'I
JUNCTION CITY. Kan, May 3.-ln
tn, hardest prize-fght ever seen IN Cen
trail Kansas, Weir johnson, known as
the Terrible Swede," last night knocked
out j. NJ. Larney. the lcelander. 1t was
a smuggling match throughout and lasted
thirty rounds. Johnson stripped at lS5
pounds and Larney at $50. with a de-
cided advantage in height and reach In
Johnson's favor. Johnson was the ag-
gressor throughout.
In the thirtieth round Johnson made a
rush and landed on Larney's neck and
the Icelander was counted out.
Larney's hackers claimed a fou': The
defeated man broke his left thumb in the
second round,
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Hints.

Serve iced tea in long, thin glasses
with a thin slice Of lemon floating on
top.
Graham gems. or rolls. are among
the most relishable of breakfast dishes
when properly made. The secret Of sue
cess In bakins anything made of graham
-four Is to a the oven as hot as pos
sible without burning.
The new patterns in wall paper ara
designed in very light shades. The
figures are small and contrasting colors
are easily seen. The borders are deep
and the picture mouldings are of oak or
walnut
The evening world., 1894-05-03

In putting up preserves for small fami-
lies use pint bowls occasionally. A bowl
of rich preserves or lam is just a nice
quantity to put upon the table or to
make a pie or a dozen little tarts. BY
putting up the pints in these small
bowls there will be no worry When
ever it is opened lest the remainder
may spoil; 10 forcing 1t upon the table
for a second or third day in succession
to ''get II eaten up."
The evening world., 1894-05-03
The Fascinating Drug Clerk.

To the Editor;
Homely girls. as a rule, call us drug CLERKS
fresh because we don't feel like wasting our
valuable time to improve their compilations. II
o.. G. and May r. bore a stronger resemblance
to the Venus OF Medlci than they In all proba-
bility do. they would have an altogether different
opinion OF US, They would soon Hnd their soda
water a little sweeter and the price OF per-
fumery not so high. To be rated as conceited
is very often a compliment. inasmuch as we al
ways call those that are our superiors. socially
and financially. conceited. H. oAGAIN.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Those attacks on the New York and
philadelphia coaching parties in Jersey
City are n shame 10 the city across the
North River. 1t is hardly worth while
20 furnish uniforms TO a police force
THAI cans stop them. If the coaching
men are driven to lamentable extremi-
aies for the protection of the women in
the parties and in their own defense,
the derelict servants Of law and order
will be solely responsible.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

1t Is rumored hat the front hair of
the fashionable woman is soon to be
worn In a series of graduated puffs. The
hair will be parted in the middle, and
the longest puff an inch long. The ef-
feet will be unique. to say the least, but
the pufrs are coming right along with
pansies, overskirts. retiring manners,
dropping sleeves ana the other fashions
Of lone ago
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Rose Petals in Pillows.

BY collecting together all the rose
petals you can you will soon have a
pillow you would not dispense with.
Take all the petals you can get and put
them In a case made of thin white mus
lin; sprinkle them with a little fine salt.
Make the outer cover OF the pillow of
delicate pink or blue surah, embroid-
cred with roses. Ads = large ribbon
bow on n corner and you have an or.
nament Mt for any ROOM.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Somewhere. not in the sight OF men
and women busy with their own lives
and interests. Their, may be kept a
record. which shall be everlasting, OF the
everyday heroes and heroines Of this
yorld. High IN such a list must stand
the name OF such q woman as lay dead
yesterday al Bellevue Hospital. In life.
fhis woman. MIA. Juiietts Henson. was
: trained nurse. She was 5hs hrsi to
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SON OF ORMONDE.
kissing Crust Drops the First Fonl
to Him in America.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May S.-A
son has been born to the famous English
stallion Ormonde. 1.-THE horse of the
century, The dan of the colt Is Kiss
Ing Crust, an English mare imported
with Ormonde.
The %youngster. which Is the first Of
Ormonde's get born in this country, Is
Colored and marked very much as his
sire and is perfectly formed in every
waV
The evening world., 1894-05-03
No PaternaIism In GOvernn

To the Editor:
l must take Issue with Aaron Kram in his ad-
vocacy OF governmental ownership OF railroads.
telegraphs. canals. telephones. &C.. and Of NUM-
c'pal ownership of ferries. water worsk. gas and
electric plants. &C. Such ownership would cause
the Government to become too paternal. a thing
which 1t is growing towards too rapidly. It would
increase the Offices to be filled by favor 10. OoG per
cent. 1t would result In jobbery OF the grossest
kind. 1t would be the first step towards Anarchy.
1t would mean the overthrow OF the Republic and
the establishment OF a despotism. It would place
in the hands OF the few in power an army OF
twenty or thirty millions ready to serve a pur-
pose. no matter how sinister. 1t would strike at
the very heart Of our prosperity by limiting the
fields for the use Of capital. 1t would degrade
our people. for they would be begging for posi-
lions. II would prevent the laborer demanding bis
right: see injunction restraining railroad men
from striking because the railroad is In the hands
Of United States Courts. It would take means Of
travel and communication from the control OF
States. It would require the maintenance Of =
standing army OF a million men to keep the ma
chine In order. Let Aaron think 1t over again.
ANTI-FEDERAL.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

With What plying complacence Attor-
ney-General Olney. OF the United States.
must regard the efforts of Attorney-Gen-
eral Moloney. of Illinois. to bring the gas
and tobacco combines to book. 1t is
permitted to the illustrlous counsellor at
Washington to know that the law can't
touch the Trusts.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Trotter Alsnytnn Killed.


LEXINGTON. Ky. May S.--Alsaytan. hve years
old, one OF the most valuable stations In the
West, was killed here last evening at the ~trottins
track. John Farris was driving Alsaytan to a
sulky when the horse bolted suddenly and. falling,
brol,. his neck. The horse was owned by Col. p.
C.. Talbot, OF the IRwood stud. He was very
fas. and was valued at 81, 900.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

A fiaxseed lemonade is excellent for a
cold. Try a small quantity at first. To
do this take a pint Of water and add
two small t~ablespoonfuls of the seed.
the juice of two lemons. not using the
rind, and sweeten to taste. When too
pasty the mixture may be diluted with
water. Always ice for drinking.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Coaching Clubs Long Drive.

A committee. consisting OF Prescott Lawrence
and Reginald Rives. will start early next week to
map out q route for the New York Coaching
Clubs annual drive. II is proposed to drive this
year to the Summer residence OF Seward Webb
at shelburne Farms, Vermont. The trip will take
four days. and. II successful. will be the longest
drive ever attempted by the Club. The distance
10 more than 500 miles
The evening world., 1894-05-03

CINCINNATI, May "A Xenia special says:
Reports that whitelaw Reds visit to California
was caused BY serious lung trouble which threat
ened his life are not believed here. as a let
ter lust received by friends at his birthplace.
CedArytlle, announces that he has been getting
along nicely. and expects to start East with his
family In a few days. stopping at Csdarvills to
visit his aged mother.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
worlds" New Uptown ONCE

The WORLDS Uptown Once has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thlrty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on broadway. two on
sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
StrpRt-
The evening world., 1894-05-03
One Gould WIZ" Don't Know Money.

WlLKESRARRE. Pa. May 3,-Jacob Gould. a
relative Of the late Jay Gould. was a~lludgcI in.
Nane yesterday. lie was one OF the wcalthicst
residents In Salem township. but developed the
insane idea that his property Was dcpreciatlnS
in value, and sold valuable tracts for very small
prices. When placed on 'he staad yesterday he
was unable TO tell tho value OF different kinds
Of money shown him.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
worid's' New Uptown once.

1.-THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into It's 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-sscond
street
The evening world., 1894-05-03

The Chicago Commonweal contingent
has a Mother of the Army" II she Is
worthy the name. she will spank her
soldiers all soundly and put their WASH
irgton-ward ambition to it's rest.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Chicago can only estimate the number
of smallpox cases It has on hand. The
figures ara put as high as 1000. The
Health Board is utterly at sea. Really.
the Westerly metropolis is big enough
to know better than to run one OF Its
most important departments. hat OF
the public he'd th. In such ahiftiess
fashion.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

II those reform bills die Gov. Flower
will be placed in the position OF holding
up "Dick" Croker, Barney Martin,
paddy" Diver and ANDY" White as
types of model citizens and ofice-hold-
ers. Will the Governor care or dare to
do this?
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Cleveland has n police signal n pa
troll wagon service. Hence it was easy
to concentrate the force OF bluecoats
Just where It was needed In yesterdays
riots. 1t will be brought to mind that
New York has no such service.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Blondes and the Butter Color.

I should like to warn the delicate
blonde. writes Madge in Labouchere's
Truth, against investing herself in the
new butter-color 1t is only suited to
brunettes. or those blondes whose tints
are positive rather than negative. With
The evening world., 1894-05-03
After all the arguments on those re

After all the arguments on those re-
form bills. Gov. Flower, this is the
summing up: New York wants those
measui es to become laws. She sees In
them the opening of the way to her sal
walton from corrupt government. She
nnds in them the hope for that new and
steady growth in broad municipal life
which should come to mark the es-
Establishment of the Greater New York.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Remember. Gov. Flower. on your action
iowa DIS those reform bills New York will
base Its judgment as to your choice for
q type of the useful citizen. DO you
choose Croker?
The evening world., 1894-05-03

That man must be a fool" says Gen"
Kelly. or Western C~ommonweal nntor!ety,
speaking OF Gen" Coxcy. On this par
ticular point Kelly Is In accord with the
real industry and intelligence Of the
Rouptrv
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Having read the bills and seen the
signs and heard from New York. Gov.
Flower should hesitate not at all in at
taching his signature to those reform
measures.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Ex-Mayor Hewitt spoke eloquently last
night OF a mans right to be rich. and not
Q man heard him but registered a vow
to exercise the right as soon as circum-
stances would let him.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
LETTERS.

[Thts column Is open to everybody oho has a
complaint TO make, a grievance to ~uentildte. t,vor-
nation to qi,e. a subject Of general interest to dis
cuss or a public service to acknowledge, and toho
can put the idea into less than 100 uordsL Long
letters cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
DO You Need More Hair?

Rosemary is considered an excellent
remedy to increase the growth OF the
hair. Get a mall quantity Of the leaves
and boil them over a quick fire for a few
minutes, strain. add a little cocoanut oil
and a few drops Of Yerbena.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

New York City is not afraid of n tun-
mel. Governor. She is only afraid that
h won't get rapid transit unless you
sign that Chamber OF Commerce bill.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Jcn Sen, a Chinaman, was held by United
States Commissioner Shields this morning on the
charge Of violating the Chinese Exclusion Act.
len Sen came from Havana on registration pa
pors which the Custom House othcials claim are
not regular.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

What do Reed, Mckinley. Allison ct
al. think of Gen. News intimation that
Nj. Harrison Is the Republican party's
n great emergency man for '96?
The evening world., 1894-05-03

an olive skin and clear. rich color,n-
the butter-color is exactly what !.
needed to show the complexion 10 "a.
vantage.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
And Already Looking for Another.

To the Editor:
am a widower OF two months, II good care and
attendance would have kept my wife alive I
would have had her yet. l arose mornings at 4
o o'clock. had the dear ones breakfast at 8. then
cleaned the house and was ready for work at 8
o'clock. ! had a little girl come and play with
my children, so not to annoy my dear wife. but
for all that I could not keep her. I am so lonely
now I am looking for somebody else to build the
Are for in the morning. WHOEVER,
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Croker and Coxey are both in Wash
i~nxton-the successful chief of heelers
and the cast-down leader of heei-and-
toers.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Two Barges Ashore.

A despatch received this morning from
Sandy look says that two barges- APP
pear to be aground neal the Romer Bea-
con. A tugboat is alongside to render
assistance.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
A Little Light ON the Letter Column

To the Editor: Y
Ever since The Evening worid'' opened . ooi-
umn for public letters I have been scanning ~
contents In hope Of finding something interesting
enough to be worth reading. but alas!-no. one
comes with the idiotio suggestion to have our
railroad cars built after the plan Of Chicago omos-
buildings. Next comes the fellow who has no
more respect for himself than to get up and mahs
his own breakfasts while his strong and healthy
wife lies In bed enjoying the sleep OF the just
don't think. Then there Is the one who repen's
having given his seat to a lady whose lack Oh
refinement robbed him OF the nve cents worth Oh
courtesy he had expected. Then there 10 q nsn
story that couldn't be digested with the AID Oh
all the patent medicine In the country. and last
tho column winds up with a number of question:
by a lot OF silly ~shopgirls who want to Know y
Cupid has been fooling with them or Is a'saAi'
in earnest.
Why shouldn't such subjects. a. for instano'.
literature. art, science. music, &C.. instead be th'
,op,ea Of discussion. to be penned by those "hs
understand them best. and serve as sound aoo'
Tor thought to the rest 81 U.S. JULIEN
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Cleveland ia suffering from the pres
ence Of a mob with which 1t is useless
10 reason. The only thing to do is what
the police lid yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

The Senators at Washington made
great progress yesterday, in the verbal
defense of the church lottery, but ad-
vanced the Tariff bill very little.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

The Weather Bureau records con-
firmed a prevailing impression when
thay set yesterday down as the hottesS
Nav
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Whose business IL II, Anyhow

To the Editor;
1 am a Paterson girl and would Ike TO kno.
what business It Ia Of Huoert's u Paterson gu.
do nirt. This Is 4 free country. ana u msy - w..
- a., 7 don't SEQ why people have 90 much 70
ssv about II. II I wanted TO art ! would csie W.
no one--no, not even Hubert
The evening world., 1894-05-03

There is something rather b%ewitching
about this toilet. 1t Is a reception dress
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Grammarians ut Losserhead'

To the Editor; .p..
"arammAteuS' e~ritieisss the sxprsssion. .'s,
,w..n Won ana l." eaiilng Il . b" srammAticAi
m,.ss." n he Will think the matter over ns
Nm sSe that 3 "EFammaticai mistake, shovss
"a assIGnatsd a. faulty grammar niIa
are pot UanmatieAii thsy are 1IaSSsi
The evening world., 1894-05-03
A WEEK.

Croker has gone to Washington to OPP
pose the income tax. Is he AFRAID ne
will have to tell about his income?