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The evening world., 1894-04-16

THE fghting Republicans OF New
York City are now protesting with both
hands NJ against the Sheffield amend
ment, which confers 80 unlimited powers
pom the Superintendent OF Police. They
declare that the real purpose of the bill
from a partisan standpoint Is entirely
lost in this amendment. In fact.
they declared that the Sheffield amend
ment would be OF little or no advantage
from a Republican standpoint" This IL
II piece OF current gossip about the pros
poets OF the BIPARTISAN New York Po-
lice bin. II Is interesting as indicating
the real measure OF the reform principle
introduced at Albany when the people
last Fan voted for a change up there.
OF course. the fact that New York
doesn't care u continental for "Republl-
can advantage" or Democratic advan-
tage, and that II In interested only in Sc
curing an untrammelled police force.
with IA responsible police head. does not
count with the dedlsters.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Baked Oysters.

A good way to prepare baked oysters
Is to use the shells in place of small
pans. Wash them well-then butter the
inner surface before filling with the mixf
ture. This Is made OF chopped oysters
and bread crumbs well moistened with
milk or the liquor Of the oysters. An
egg or two will serve to make 1t of finer
consistency. Season the mixture we'll
with salt and pepper before filling the
shells. Bake in a quick oven until well
Drowned. and send to the table in the
shells, I
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Cold Crea m.

When you need any more cold cream
ask your druggist to prepare you some
in a little jar. adding zinc and tincture
Of benzoin to 1t, and thinning 1t a little
with rose water until quite soft. This
makes a most delightful preparation
quite reasonable, six ounces costing only
IS cents. and while preserving all the
emollient properties of ordinary cold
cream is rendered more beneficial by ths
healing properties of-zinc and the soften.
ing and whitening ones of benzoin.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
beauty Questions Answered.

Helen M.-Lanol!ne will make the neck
and arms plump II applied persistently.
Rub it In with the hand. Massage is
rubbing only.
Madge S.-The following compound APP
piled twice daily for from half an hour
to an hour. and then washed off with
cold water, is said to be an excellent
remedy for freckles. The compound
consists Of two parts Of sulpho-carbolate
Of zinc. twenty-five parts Of distilled
glycerine. twenty-five parts Of rose
water and five parts of scented alcohol.
Wear a veil always N the sun.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
The April horn.

Those who in April date their years
Diamonds should wear. lest their bitter
tears
For vain repentance flow. This stone
Emblem OF innocence Is known.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
FIELDS BODY REMOVED.
To He Taken 20 stOckbridge, Mass.
for burial.

The body OF David Dudley Field was
taken from Calvary Church, at o'clock
this morning. to the Grand Central De-
pot. Lieut. Commander Welles Field
and Miss Clara Field. nephew and niece
Of the dead man, accompanied the re-
mains to the station. There they were
met by the other relatives.
The casket was placed In a Pullman
drawinF-car to be taken to ~Stockbridge,
Mass, the place of burial. On the train
We're Chief Justice and Mrs. Stephen
J: Field. DIR. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Field.
Mrs. Dudley Field. Justice David I.
Brewer. and other relatives.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Halibut n In Creole.

Put one pound Of fresh tomatoes in I
saucepan, with a slice Of onion, tw,
spoonfuls of butter. salt and pepper,
Simmer gently till tender, then ruiz then
through a sieve; dilute the pulp with 4
little fish stock or water. Lay a thitH
slice Of halibut in a baking tin. pour th5
sauce aroun It; set this tin in anothaI
n Of boiling water. and cook In the
over till done. bastIng frequently with
the sauce. When done, put the halibuj
on a hot dish, and pour the sauce round
The evening world., 1894-04-16
FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
Ea-Aiderninn DuHy Failed Ia Obey
q Court Order.

Ex-Alderman Michael Duffy wac fined
so for contempt In City Court, Cham
hers. this morning. He had neglected
to obey u court order to appear for
examination In supplementary proceed
ings following the obtaining OF a judg-
ment against him by jeremiah Shackel-
ford
Dufy purchased harness valued at
about $50 from Shackelford several
Duny did not appear In court to-day.
but was represented by counsel.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Chicago II In the throes Of a falth-cure
revival, one Of the cured gives testi-
mony that a leg. withered since infancy,
and an inch and a half shorter thar the
other. was miraculously heightened. flled
with blood and life and made as strong
AS the other, The man OF whom the
song says that zone OF his legs was
longer than 1t really ought to be- will
not fail to take not, OF his present op-
portunity In Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Chicken salad.

Prepare a mayonnaise dressing. Cut the
chicken meat into dice. the celery into
pieces not too large. For every pint of
chicken use one cup Of celery. One-half
an hour before using mix the celery and
chicken and cover with a French Dress
ing. When ready to use nix the salad
with the mayonnaise. The usual prepara-
ton Is one cup Of ~mayonnalse to every
Quart OF salad.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

A twelve-year-oli boy at Rldgei-ld
Park n. j., who had a habit of point
Ing the u around whenever he could
get hold OF H." has achieved the dis
%tnction OF blowing OF the top Of a
'oung womna's head with g charge OF
'hirdshot. The utter hopelessness that
would characterize II search for a
penalty 10 adequately NJ this boys
crime is enough to torture the brain
ana heart Of the intelligent citizen, The
tninE is beyond the scope OF any es-
The evening world., 1894-04-16
SHlERER RODE TOO LONG.
He and FruPRarten Hired . bicycle
and Fought Over 1t.

Sigmund Frungarten, eighteen years old
!. W FORSYTH street, and Cha rles Shlerer.
mir eteen years old. OF 8 st. Marks place.
were arraigned in the Essex Market
Police Court to-day on a charge of
disorderly conduct.
I olicemaa Meehan. OF the Eldridge
street station, found the two young
men qumrrelling last night In Broome
street. They said they had put their
money together and hired a bicycle for
tw" hours. 1t was agreed that each
should ride for one hour.
Shierer wanted to rid longer than the
stipulated time and 1t led to a row.. The
young men promised Justice Hogan that
they would never quarrel again n were
DISCHARGED.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Name the Books.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
There are doubtless numbers OF your young read
ers who, like myself, are fond OF good books. and
who do not know which zones to select. | thini
It would I've a good Idea. for which many would 81
thankful n some OF your more experienced reader
would name, say, a dozen books which would 81
most useful and instructive 10 a young man d
woman. D. OBEPT
The evening world., 1894-04-16

tabfished code. But, so far as the law
can go in the case. II should go promptly,
regardless of the years OF the offender.
which were certainly enough. as his
actions after the tragedy proved, to give
him "A compromising sense OF how
criminal was his ca relessness.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
SEEKING ATWELL'S PARDON.
The VIII he Asked to
ReIeaS, the Hoboken PhysicIan.

Strong efforts are being made to In
duce Gov. Flower 10 pardon DIR. ID. r.
Atwell, a Hoboken physician, who last
May was sentenced to two years and four
months IN prison on a conviction on a
charge Of bigamy.
The plaintiff In that suit. Mrs. Jose
phine A. Atwell, now a music teacher at
II opposing the applications, AT DR.. At
wells trial she proved TO the jury that
he induced her 60 marry him by ex-
hibiting a bogus divorce certificate from
his nrst wife.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Coxeyism Must Not he RidicuIed.

To THt FEuTVUTN
I would like to take issue with the all-knowing
person who signs himself M, Parrish" and ask
him where he gets his in regard to
the Coxey army. ! assume this person Is an
Amerlcan-as he is so anxious to have the militia
kill these workingmen-but ! am certain he is a
Christian. Z advise him to read the Declaration
OF Independence and a little Of the history OF
France. JOHN J. HAGGERTY,
$50 West Twelfth street.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

New York preferred the Chamber Of
Commerce Rapid Transit bill as 1t
was drawn. But better a little com
promise than a defeat OF the whole
plan outlined n "a RELOCATION of
everything to the hands Of Tam
many and Manhattan. A thing to be re-
membered is the promise, made as II
Ivy authority, that in appointing a Com.
mission under the proposed law Gov.
Flower will bear in mind the clty's
choice as evinced in the names given In
the original bill.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
MELL0'S CAPTURE EXPECTED
Collapse of brazilian Rebellion IL
Now Complete.

copyrighted. 1884,. by the Associated Press.)
MONTENEGRO, April 16.-As exclu-
sively cabled to the Associated Press
on Saturday afternoon the rebellion Of
Admiral de Mello against the Govern
ment Of President Peixoto has COM
pletely collapsed and the capture OF the
rebe Admiral, who is on the Repubiica.
is looked upon here as being only a
question Of a few hours.
The Brazilian Government feet, after
taking possession OF the Aquidaban.
formerly the rebel flagship. at Desterro.
is said to have captured that city, and
the State of Santa Catherine is reported
to rave returned to it's allegiance. These
reports, however, need confirmation.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Merchant Won't Register.


PROVIDENCE. II. l.. April i6.-Moy Soon. the
most prominent Chinese resident OF the city, and
proprietor Of a grocery store. refuses to comply
with the registration law. claiming to be exempt,
"a he WAS born IN Portland. ore.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Wife-Murdcr and Suicide.
LBY AssOclaiel Prrss.

HiAWATHA. Kan, April ia, W. Watkins. n
weil-to-do farmer. living Ave miles from here.
fatally shot his wife and then ommItted suicide
yesterday by taking poison. The woman was his
second wife and had been married to him only
a few montha Two OF watkins's sons by his
former wife have besa arrested a. accessories to
the crime.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Again Britannia rules. Ex-Champlon
John l.. Sullivan comes to the from: with
the declaration that England is the
only civilized country In which gl)va ron.
tests between champions can be surrey
pulled of"
The evening world., 1894-04-16
A school Of Love Needed.

To the Editor:
a clean shayen man and a man too young TO raj,
a rustache are quite different, but girls can
seem to realize 1t, What they need badly 10
school whers true tymptoms OF love are taught
thoroughly as science is, and, girls, then ii
hink a nan Is In love with You prove IL. Al
then talk, A LOVED LOVER,
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Money Musk.

Money, while coveted. has its draw.
backs in possession-the much-worn and
soiled bills suggestive Of previous owners
among the great unwashed." In Japan
ese stores Is sold a little perfumed button
to be carried in the pocketbook and called
"a money disinfectant"--the odor that Of
foreign spices and sandalwood-and price
~ oaDto
The evening world., 1894-04-16

But for the constitutional mandate
against inficting "cruel and unusual
punishment" 1t might be suggested that
way be found to sentence United States
Senators to sit through all the tariff
Rneachaa
The evening world., 1894-04-16
bacon and Greens.

An old-fashioned dish in Virginia and
some Of the other Southern States Is
called bacon and greens. and 1t was gen.
orally accompanied by a corn pone, a
sort OF bread made of Indian meal. This
was a favorite dinner on the plantations.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Senator Saxton intimates that after
the first of May the Lexow Committee
will be prepared for anything. If this is
to be literally the case. Tammany may
"a well be prepared for the worst.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
with stole Fronts.

Here is a handsome cape Of black
MORE. with stole fronts, the ruftied net
collar. being bordered with narrow MORE
ribbon. the yoke, which 10 covered with
Jet passementerie. being bordered with
a frill Of the net and ribbon. The stole
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Violated the sunday Law.

Jacob slivemAn, q eioshing dealer at ITO
Bovssy, was hsla IN The rossbs Pollss Court
to-day for Violating the sandaS law by keeping
hs place Of business open on sunday. TAs
complainant was Policeman White. Of the Mcl-
, seSt Tor a., -
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Evangelist Moody Is quoted as having
faith In Congress. But Mr.. Moody Is
An expert In matters of faith. 1t is per-
United to him to believe where others
still have lingering doubts.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
Shot Her sister by Mistake.
lDy Associated PreaG)

FIT, LOUIS. April N-In a quarrel last e,sn-
ing with LorindA Garifsr. ased seventeen. Lulu
wlniamsk aes6 sixteen. drew o revolver and
frXd At her. The bail misssd the Gardner sri
Aaf entered the heart Of Mamie Williams, hf-
tesu years old. a sistss o. LULU, kiiiinE her in
SANITY. All parties Ars eoiorsA
The evening world., 1894-04-16
LETTERS.

ina column y open to everybody vAo hos q
so'spsotas 10 "ahs. a o~vts,aAes to p~ertaate. inTor.
Haaos 10 0tss. q sotss Of sensrsi tn.ersst b dts.
cvss Or q ptb&e srvtes 70 Acknowledge, and who
ca~ S~s ~ tdss ~ As tam 100 sporda Lono
ktsSs esssssA y yrtaled1
The evening world., 1894-04-16

It seems that what Is needed il some
scandal-proof armor plate from Car
negie's.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

senator Hill want to count a quorum
lin the Senate One way to make this
possible is to keep PETER from making
another speech.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

The timely shutting up OF McKane In
not to affect the ~seasonable opening Of
Coney Island.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

end glisten with Jet embroidery, and
the cape is edged with a net and ribbon
frill. A rosette OF ribbon at the neck,
and another. at the corsage and the
waist, give a pretty finish to a very sty-
lIsh garment.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Breckenridge saws the verdict wasn't
In accordance with the testimony. Then
several millions of the Colonel's fellow
citizens read the testimony wrongly.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

France has to contend with 800 sena-
tors. hi then. Of course. they are not
American Senators.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Miss Pollard broke down after all was
over. The Breckenridge defense did not
wait 30 long.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Don't let 1t end with saving Fifth
avenue for this time from the street
car tracks. Preserve 1t for all time.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

"The Evening World" vas the only
paper in New York that published he
Pollard case verdict on Saturday.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

where the cooking was done by some old
colored woman famous for her tooth
some preparations. The greens were
kale. a species cf cabbage which does
not for.a leads. but has leaves some
What resembling spinach. only very
much more curled. 1t is generally boiled
with a piece of smoked bacon or fitch,
The leaves and stalks of young beetsl
the narrow : leaved dock, turnip topsl
&c, are often called by the general namd
of green's, md are valuable for the alkal
line salts which they possess.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
A working GirI'. Club.
To the Editor.

TO the FdIOT! /
In answer TO working Ciri." will say III
abe can join a working girls club by going !
the Far and Near Club, 20 0ouvsrneur street.
KATIE W.
The evening world., 1894-04-16
And Pity It's It's True.

"If love was not blind 80 many people
would not get married" 1t Is only after
marriage hat a woman's eyes are
opened.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Now 1t 10 a glorious April. Of New
FORKS W sort.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

- There will be another wrestling with
the Blanket Ballot bill at Albany this
week. Now, to see upon how many new
minds the fact has dawned that a
blanket paster Is the only fit running
mate for the blanket ballot at the polls.
The evening world., 1894-04-16

Illegal dumping still goes on in New
York Bay, and the finest natural harbor
In the world IS at he mercy Of the men
who break the law in this regard. II
does seem as II Congress might spare a
few moments from its quarrels and
quorum-huntings to provide a remedy
here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Abdul Aziz was proclaimed Sultan Of
Morocco Yesterday.

Abdul Aziz was proclaimed Sultan of
Morocco yesterday.
The deceased wiie's sister marriage
bill was rejected on its second reading
by the British House Of Lords yester-
day.
Mr.. John Snllinger, one of the oldest
citizens of Fredericksburg, died yester-
day at his home in that place, aged
se%venty-tive years.
The total value of exports from New
port News, for the month of May, was
81, OPP, ZIG against $725,2S0 for the COR
responding month of last year.
The post office department is send
ing 20 all postal employees copies of an
executive order issued by President
Cleveland in 1856, warning all office
holders against the use of their official
positions in attempts to control local
political movements.
Mr.. Erastus w MN was found gull.
ty of forgery by the New York court
yesterday, with a recommendation to
mercy. His counsel asked for a stay of
sentence. Judge Ingraham readily
granted the request, and named We'd
nesday, the Goth inst, when he will
pronounce sentence unless Wiman's
counsel shall meanwhile secure a fur
Their stay. Mr.. Wiman was handed
over to Deputy Sheriff Brown. He re-
ceived the verdict with less emotion
than it was supposed he would.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-16
COMMUNICATE
Buy 1T Home.

A''
If Alexandria merchants and shop.
keepers furnished all the goods and
wares used and consumed in the city
there would not be a vacant store room.
or lot on King street and many private
residences on cross streets would be
converted into store houses.
The family of the editor buys goods
in Washington, the wife and daughter
Of the grocer buys ~dry.eoods. &c.. in
Washington, the dry-goods merchant
buys hats and shoes in Washington. the
doctor, the lawyer, the clergyman, the
mechanic and wage earner's family
spend too much cash away from home.
My folks do it-not with my approval.
1t is not right, it is not business. saw
u suit of clothes that Was purchased in
Washington for 80, and saw the same
quality of goods in IA King street store
marked At $l3. The King street cloth
Ter Is to blame in a measure for this
state of affairs. The Washington pa
pers are crowded with price lists of ali
MINUS VI Hhtit4idilulSc. Wllllc Dul Il lew
Of our dealers have business sagacity
enough to invest in printers ink, and
those few are doing the business. The
merchant tells Us that if he advertised
his prices his competitor would take
advantage of it. Let me say this 10
such tradcsmen, that his neighbor is
familiar with his prices, now let him
give his customers ana the public the
same advantage, advertise your goods
and your prices, and you will be com
PEELED to employ more statesmen. Moth
ing could add more delight i'll my de
Ginning years than to know that Il 'pur
chase-at-home club" was in operation
here (minus the arbitrary committee OF
c%ourse) but with penalties for spending
cash in Washington and buying On time
in Alexandria. Spend your money
here where you have a chance 10 get
some of it back again. Try it for II
months and if you are not pleased with
the result let me hear from you. L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-16
Foreign News.

GLASGOW, June 1.-THE American
yacht Vigilant arrived at Gourock,
Scotland, at 8 o'clock this afternoon,
having made the passage from New
York in - days and 8 hours. The
yacht is in splendid condition.
ODESSA, June 1G.-News off collision
in the Sea of Azov between the Greek
bark Agiptos and the Russian steamer
HIarussia, has been received. Both YES
sells sunk. -Four of the crew of the bark
and 20 of the Russian ship, including
officers, were drowned.
ROME, June 16.-An attempt was
made to assassinate Premier Crispi this
evening as he was on his way to the
Chamber of Deputies. As he arrived
in the vicinity of the chamber a man
approached his carriage and fired two
shots at him from q revolver. Both
shots missed their mark. The man,
who was not known, and who refused
to identify himself, was promptly ar
rested and disarmed. Siguor Crispi
maintained the utmost ccmposure and
rave no sign that he realized his dan
Ger. In the Chamber of Deputies after
Signor Crispi's arrival, Signor Blanch-
ard, the Dean of the Chamber, an
nounced to the deputies that an at
tempt had been made to take the life of
the premier. The effect of the an
nouncement was to impel the deputies
to press forward and congratulate the
premier on his escape and denuncia-
tons of the would-be assassin were
heard on all sides. Socialists joined in
the congratulations, which were termi-
mated with a tremendous cheer for the
premier. Signor Crispi thanked the
deputies in voice quavering with emo
ton and the cheers were renewed. The
police are ~endeavoriug to identify the
prisoner, who is undoubtedly an an
archist, and believe that his act was part
Of plot to remove the premier, in
which others are interested.
TANG1ER, June 1G.-The French,
Spanish and British ministers have re-
ceived instructions from their respec-
tive governments to recognize Abdul
Aziz as Sultan of Morocco. They are
also instructed to ask permission TO pay
their respects to the new Sultan at Ra-
bat.
HONG KONG, June l6.-The number
of deaths from the plague is becoming
smaller, only 81 having been reported
to-day. Among those who died yester-
day was q British soldier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-16

THE SUGAR lNyEsTIGATI0N.-Theo
dore Havemeyer, vice-president of the
American Refining Co., testified before
the Senate sugar investigating commit
tee yesterday, but nothing new was de-
veloped from his answers. The diff
cerent members of the committee went
on the stand and allowed the remain
ing four members to interrogate them.
Mr.. Brice emphatically denied CORES
pondent Edwards charges and told
about the much discussed episode at the
Arlington.
He said he had never been concerned
in any speculations or investments, or
interests in them, the result of which
depended upon legislation in Congress
or elsewhere.
Senator HIPS testimony showed that
the only conversation held at Senator
Brice's house when he was present was
81 general discussion of the tariff bill,
and there were present on that particu-
lar occasion Senators Brice, German,
White, Gallery and Murphy. No
agreement was reached.
Senator Hunton was also examined.
His testimony was substantially similar
to that given by the other Senators.
He was not connected directly or in
directly with the sugar trust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-16
T~ELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES.

Col. A. l.. Conger, of Ohio has pre-.
pared q statement said to be an an.
nouncement of the plan of campaign
against Gov. Mckinley and in favor of
Mr.. Reed, of Maine, for President. He
says the republicans lost the campaign
in 1892 on the Mckinley bill issue. and
thinks the tariff or many articles is lon.
high.
A severe storm of hail and rain passed over
portions of Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and
other northwestern States last night. In many
places fruits and vegetables were ruined ami
property damaged.
Duncan c.. Ross, the wrestler. received
severe rupture in Il contest Monday in New
York. Ye,to,d.y he was seized with a m
and his condition is prccarious.
The plague is still raging in Hong Kong
and over 200 deaths are reported in a single
week. The mortality is 80 per cent. of the
total cases.
John j. ingalls, has received an offer 10 be.
come editor in chief Of an important asaziue
published in New York.