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The evening world., 1894-04-25
YOUNG KENDAL ON The STAGE.
Son of the Distinguished Couple
Makes His Debut in London.
Jennie Yeamans to Star in n New
PIay-Theatrical Gossip.

Mrs. Kendall might have told us. IT
was really unkini of her TO hoard 1t up
AS though 1t were some dreadful secret.
| OF course, we are not at all curious,
but we ike to know. and 1t wouldn't
have cost Mr. Kendall anything while
speachify!ng at the Star Theatre some
rights ago to have taken us into his
conndence-Nirs. Kendall being wiling
Of course. 1t appears that their eldest
son has ma lie his debut as an actor in
London. While pepper and mommer
are working hard in America, their son
Is keeping himself In cigarettes tpro-
vldeI a son of Mrs. Kendall can be
metropolis. He does not call himself
Kendall or Grimston which Is his real
name. but he is known as Hugh Dor
rington. aud he is playing part in
market Theatre, in Once Upon Tine"
man Mrs. Kendall once remarked that
her children kept her poor 80 Is nice i.ss
for worms for himself. 1t will be such
relief to Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. Para
graphs are now going the rounds OF the
profits OF the Kendals in this country,
during this, their fourth season. will be
sSo9o While this is probably probably very very
done very we'll indeed, ana they deserve
their success We smile at their little
fo,bles, but We lie them, for they are
artists. One London writer says; "Au-
gustin Days mouth must water. when
he hears that In America the Kendals
have made S2oo,coo and Irving 100000"
Miss Jennie Yeamans has not yet
made her plans for the coming season
She will not resume her work with
"Jare of course. but she. will un
doubtei;y be seen as star in anothe,
plentiful as July mosquitoes. i is diff
cult to find the rignt one Miss Yea
mans has already done wonders
threadbare Jane"
The Utopia" people dropped in to see
cinderella at Abbey's Monday night
and were very much in interested in t tn,
v wondrous kind ind" they S had E0 passed
through the ordeal Of metropolitan
first night themselves. and were quite
nervous for their English brothers ant
sisters. The two companies. add largel,
Even the choruses OF Utopia" and O
cinderella" are imported.
The ways of the would-be. deadhead
are interesting enough TO make the sun
ject of volume. Their ingenuity Is al
most Edisonan. well-known manage
the other day, received letter from.
am n chropodist, who had the honor L
cut your fathers corns for years. Ma
ask you to kindly send me two seats?
Dixey talks of going to London again
= and once more presenting his special
ties there. Since his visit a few year
ago Londoners have become initiated
:. into the mysteries OF American farce
cellent chance.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BURGLAR DOGGY CAUGHT.
Policeman Martx Positively Idepti-
fics His Assailant.

ELIZABETH, n. j., April 25.-Will-
lam DOGGY. who was picked up at New
ark yesterday was brought to this city
this morning and positively identified
by Off'cer Conrad Martz as one of the
burglars who shot and nearly killed the
policeman lest January in the suburbs
of this city when he undertook TO stop
and search them.
Martz was disfiGured for life in the
by his wounds until ten days ago He
promptly picked out his would-be muir
dorer from among seven prisoners at
Headquarters
Doocey's companions in the affair, and
they are lodged in the county Jail The
three Offenders Will probably get the
| full penalty for their crime. from ten
to fifteen years in State prison.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Pants-makers are on strike at the shop of
Davis & sohitlowsky, 3ls Canal street
Frank Sargent. Chief of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Fircmen is a candidate for Con-
gress in Terre Haute. Ind.
The headquarters Of Local Assembly $500 X.
OF L.. carpenters, win be at 1853 East Fifty
ninth street, from May l.
Members of the Theatrical Protective Union
have been engaged as stage carpenters by the
Eldorado Company for the coming season.
-. Grimm 4 Co.'S shop has been unioniled by
Walking Delegate Jacob E. Bausch. OF the
United Wood -CarveTs' Association.
The Cigar Makers Benevolent Society has TEN
poreTly reduced Its death benefit from $50 to
800 The balance in the treasury is 81, SCI. 80.
The local agency Of the State Bureau OF La
Dor Statistics has been removed to room 1923
o. the Posa-TeleCrnph Building. Broadway and
Murray street, The agent is George A. Stevens
-Four members OF the Architectural Iron Work
erS' Union were fned IS each for refusing TO
obey an order TO go on strike Those falling
to parade on May will be fined 50 cents each.
for benefits from the strike fund OF the Textile
Workers linton of Hudson County. The strike
was successful
David Abrecht of cIgar-Makers' Union No. l4e.
has been chosen Grand Marshal Of the eighth
parade In BROOKLYN on May l, and II. Hufnagei
Marshal.
The DELEGATES OF Laborcrs' Union No. to the
General Council have been instructed to vote Tor
| increasing the initiation fee to $40 Members
| working for less than 20 cents per hour from
| May | win be fined.
Local Assembly No. 2ssS K. Of L., painters.
| has a grievance against Contractor Frank Uyrd
VINO IL Is alleged. mas, contrary 10 Union rules
| sublet SOM work Tor the Park Department to a
boss painter whD refuses to employ union men
Plastere!s and electrical inside workers arc
a,vlng differences over a question Of Jurisdiction
| in regard to certain Ines Of work on The iobs
" the Western Electric Company, to which.
among others belongs John Incob As.ors palace
on siAty-hfth street and Fifth avenue The
| matter Is TO be submitted to arbitration nv thp
| employers OF both parties.
Foreman +. Miller c member Of Drlcklayers'
| Union No II, has been fined by that organira.
| tlon Ior work!nb against the Unions Interest.
The delegates to the General Executive Board were
| instructed To move that three Watkins Delegates
10 elected, one Of whom should be able to speak
| the German language.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
MEXICO MAY RETALIATE.
May Raise Tariff Because of Anti
silver LcGislrtion.

MEXICO CITY, Mex, April 25.-It is
stated that a retallatory measure Is
being considered by the Mexican Gov
ernment against the United States.
England and other countries whose leg
islative attitude has been opposed TO
silver. The plan is to increase Mexican
import duties 20 per cent.
The view taken is that the nations
having trade with Mexico must cease
their mono-metallic standard II they
would have dealings with Mexico. and.
having been instrumental in the pres
ent depreciation OF silver money and
valGes Of the country. must now pay
a part at least OF the loss so sustained
by Mexico.
a strong combination OF Mexico and
the Central and Southern republics is
a possible outgrowth of the agitation
The evening world., 1894-04-25
THREE HUNDRED TONS
That Is One Days Sales Of The
Worlds" Cheap Coal.
Consumers Now Realize How Much
the Movement Means.
Combine Keeps Up Prices by Starv-
ing the Market.

The Worlds fight against the coal
combine Is growing hotter every day.
Yesterday tie market which 1t has es-
tabhshed for cheap coal had another
boom. The sales Of $3.50 coal reached
sll tons for the day, making grand
total of ISIS tons up to the present
time to domestic consumers In this city
end Brooklyn.
This Is as 1t should be, now that the
people are becoming fully aroused to
the Importance of this crusade against
the grasping barons. and are more
clearly compreh ending the scope and
effect of 1.-THE Worlds movement in
their behalf.
AZ 1.-THE World" has repeatedly point
ed out, the coal mining AMI coal carry
ing railroa Is, which form the pool which
controls the market.are able to maintain
high prices for their product by starving
the market. They do this by keeping a
large area CT the coal mines out OF use,
and restricting the supply. They find 1t
much more profitable to themselves to
get q high price for small production
than to sell a large amount at lower
Yrice.
This is not difficult to understand, for
they are saving the expense of large
force of miners and additional machin-
cry which would be necessary II "A wider
fie1d were being worked. III the coal
lands which are now in control of tho
Pennsylvania companies were properly
developed, they would give employment
TO thousands more workmen than are a I
present engaged. The increased demand
Tor labor would result In better wages.
and at the same time the larger produc-
4 anthracite
coal to the consumer.
The coal companies however. have no
interest either In bcttering wages or
sharpening coal. Under the laws of tn.
state they are not compelled to pay any
higher taxes on their undcveloped coal
lands than upon any other wild and
0nimproved land, and the result Is they
can afford to let them lie idle. There is
very little doubt that II the State of
tennsylvtnla should compel thu blrons
% pay taxes upon the fan rental value
Of these extensive coal lands they would
pc obliged to develop them or dispose
OF them to persons who would do so.
The anthracite combination began, to
afect prices seriously in 1879. Since that
time the retail price OF stove coal has in
creased a.25 ton In this city. though
the cost OF mining has been steadily
transporta ton and Of handling the coal
for delivery has been reduced. II a
grasping, selfish. hoggish and conscience
less ring were not behind It. coal would
decline In price like every other com-
modify when the cost of its production
declines.
In 1878, the year when the combine.
truet; ring gang, or whatever you may
call II began Its philanthropic lahcrs In
earnest, the price Of ton Of coal was
1879. $3.50; 1850, So. 1851 s,T5. l3s2 So. IS:
1884 %: 1884 S75; 1856, $3.50; 1885, s.; 1857,
1850; 1888 81: 1890. s5.T5; 1870 $50; lsJl.
$3.50: 1892, 81. rs; 1922. Sc; iSai $50. All Of
this Increase may be traced to the com
binations.
THE Worlds offer holds good until
4 May I. .N
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BIG CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Fully 10000 Visitors Thronging
birmingham. Ala, To-day.

NY Nhsoclateu IreHs.D
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Apri, 25.-People
from all over the South. and many from
the North. are docking to Birmingham
to attend the great Confederate re-
union.
over 10000 visitors are within the cor
pirate limits OF Birmingham. and more
are constantly arriving. Estimates Of
the crowd from New Orleans is made
al 1000. Texas has fully 1900 here. Mis-
slssippi. Lou siana. Florida Missouri, Ar
kansas. North and South Carolina. Ten.
nessee,. Kentucky, Maryland, Virginia
West Virginia. and the territories have
sent their quota. and this reunion bids
fair u outrivai anything of It's kind In
the history of the South.
The reception given to Gen. Corridor
yesterday was an ovation. Cannons
whistles. rebel yells" and ladies wavinl
handkerchiefs greeted him. Other prom
inen: Confederates here are Generals
Crittenden and s. d. Lee.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
FAVoRS INCOME TAX.
Senator Adruin Says Democratic
Opposition to 1t Is Tr.nsnn.

TRENTON, y. J., April Ex-senator
Adrala enlivcned the proceedings in the
senate this morning by making a long
speech In favor Of the income-atx feature
or the Wilson bin. 1t came up over the
JOINT resolution asking the New Jersey
keprcEen't'il"s In Congress to cXcInrt
from the provisions Of the wilson hill the
taN Oh building and loan ass, Ciationa
Mr. Adrain declare that the income
tax AMI the Inheritance tax we're the
,niy means of getting at the wrlithv.
MIAonairts, he .hoGGAt, should ar viii
Ing - give w portion o! ,aCfr veal IN
% support the poor. lie .itc,areI mai
5eHG' smiths stand against sucn a tax
Was irresponsible L. the Democratic party
| The resolution was adopted
The evening world., 1894-04-25
FOUND GUILTY OF BIGAMY.
Mrs. O'Connor Said She Thought
Her First Husband Was Dead.

Mrs. Maggie O'Connor, OF 100 Hillary
street, Brooklyn. was this morning con-
victed OF bigamy in the Court of Ses-
sions. Brooklyn. before Judge Moore.
Mrs O'Connor is pretty little bruno
ettc. twenty-five years old. About four
years ago, she married Michael O'Con-
nor. a dry-goods clerk. O'Connor disap-
peared about four months ago While
under the influence of liquor. Mrs
O'Connor married William Hardy of liz
Second street. Brooklyn.
This morning. Mary f. O'Connor, a
sister OF Mrs. O'Connor's first husband,
testified to the fact that OConnor was
still living.
Mrs. O'Connor's defence was that she
thought her first husband was dead.
Hardy Is a member OF a well-known
South Brooklyn family.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
LAWYER HARE ACCUSED.
4 Client Says the Accused Did
Nothing for IA $50 Fee.

C. Blais secured a summons yesterday
at Jefferson Market Court on which he
brought Robert ], Hare. the lawyer,
into court this morning.
lie charged Hare with receiving up
wards OF $50 from him since the Fall OF
1892 for the purpose OF obtaining him the
privilege of erecting fruit stand at
one Hundred and Twenty-fourth street
ana Eighth avenue.
I}lais charged that Hare had done
nothing to advance his interests and
had refused to 90 anything. Lawyer
Hare told Justice Ryan that he was
very busy at present,
The Justice postponed the case unit
next month.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

You read the Evening WorIS!
DO you read the Sunday WORLD
The evening world., 1894-04-25
SAYS ITS A FAKE COMPANY.
Fyfe Has Ramsey Arrested for
Swlnd!ing His out OF $500.

Robert Fy!e, forty-tive years old, of
III Saratoga avenue Brooklyn. was
complainant in the Tombs Police Court
th's morning against Joseph Ramsey,
torty-ninc years old. OF I'll Ninth ave-
out Of so" in cash and $50 in notes.
Ramsey YVES held in $1,000 for oXamlua-
!!on Fyfe says Ramsey agreed TO sell
| MA al interest in the New York Ad-
| pressing aud Mailing Company for $3.50.
lie gave 500 cash and note for the
balance This was on March "A, and
| since then, lyfe says, he has discovered
| that the business Is u fake"
The evening world., 1894-04-25
TO RID CHICAGO OF SCOT.
Company Formed to Do Away with
the smoke NuisnEce.
~ Associated Press

CHICAGO. April ga company Is In
the course of organization for abolition
OF the smoke nuisance in Chicago. one
OF the prime movers says tho Company
proposes to make contracts with owners
ot steam rlants at the rate II is now
costing them 10 operate them. relieving
owners OF all responsibility OF hiring
engineers or iiremen and of buying fuel
Inc Company will give a bond to FUR
ana at tie same Tim do away wifh
smoke. II Will purchase the fuel and he
rGsronsible for the care OF machinery
me company expects, through i'm
a living profit out CT what 10 now goins
to waste,
The evening world., 1894-04-25
You rend the Evening worldi
Do you read the Sunday Worldf
VALUABLE LETTERS MISSING.
Sir RoderIck Cameron Lost Them,
and Is Anxious.

Sir Rodcrick Cameron would very
much like to recover a letter-case, con-
tanning valuable papers and a small
amount of money. which was either
lost at the very door Of his residence
1856 Madison avenue. or stolen from Il
last Saturday night or early Sunday
morning.
Saturday night about II o'clock Sir
Roderick drove up to his house in .
cab. He is certain that he had the let
ter-case In his hand on allghting from
the cab. Although he does not care to
say what the nature Of the documents
were, he says that they are Of the great
est value to him.
| The next morning the letter-case was
missed.
Sir EoderIck thinks he may have
dropped II in the corridor. and that II
was carried away by n messenger boy
who was at the house early Sunday
morning
Whoever has got the case can have
the money 1t contains II the documents
are returned.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Coming Events.

sny.iourth annual commencement OF the New
York Collese Of Pharmacy this evening al car.
nsglp Muaie Hall
Amateur photographer exhibition this even.
lng ~ The American Fine AIRS Soc,etys gGlleries
sifty-ssventh street near Broadway
Jerome Hopkns's twenty-tourth "spriagtida'
OF mnsic and ehldren's mus cal congress To-
iporrpNe sysnins At Music Hall.
Young LalieS Charitable soelstys minstrel
tsILHnanee. Saturday evening At Lexington
The evening world., 1894-04-25
You read the Evening World!
Do you read the sunday WOrldr


James Stephenson pleaded guilty before Justice
Cullen In the Court Of oyer and Terminer.
Brooklyn this morning to manslaughter in the
second degree for having July l. 1893 con.
tributed to the death OF Edward Peppord. Dur
ing quarrel Stephenson threw Peppord down in
turing him that on Jan. II he died. The
prisoner was remanded for sentence
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Funeral of Charles PhiIo.

The funeral Of Charles Ph!lo. we'll
known compcsitor, who died Monday,
VIII take place tomorrow at 2P. NJ. at
40. lY Cprnelia street, Brooklyn. MIR.
F"llG was an active member OF Typo
. lihiga! mon, ~. @, and was much
years old. His death was due to heart
disease.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
FIREMAN IN GREAT DANGER.
Imprisoned Two Hours In Burn
ing Memphis Building.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 25-W. ].
Chase & Co.'S feed store. ut lS5 Main
street. was burned .ast evening. Clever
fremen were in the building when the
roof fell IN and William Whalen. one NJ,
the number, was caught between the
two floors and pinonaG. He WAS rrscL
by his comrades after remaining two
hours In his perllous position
One leg was broken, but otherwise h.
was not seriously hurt Several OF the
other firemen were slightly injured. The
loss from the fire WAS nabyut $4,000
The evening world., 1894-04-25
WED DESPITE OPPOSITION.
Miss Dear Also Emhrnccd the Cath
Ollie Reiirion.

Joseph A. Mccormack. u shoe dealer
Of e6 Montgomery street, and Miss
Emma Maliette Dear, who lived with
her step-parents at Grand and Van
Worst streets. Jersey City, were married
this morning by Rev. Father FinncEan.
of st. Peters Church.
There was considerable opposition on
the part OF the brides parents to the
match owing to the fact that they a-e
Professionals and Mccormack n Catholic.
In order to marry Mccormack Miss
Dear was baptized In the Catholic faith
The evening world., 1894-04-25
KENNEL FALLS IN A FIT.
Sustained Painful Injuries While
In the state Eou~r.

TRENTON, April 25.-EX-As5embly-
man and eX-PGstmGster Jonn Kennel
of Passaic City, fell in an apopiecttc fit
this morning In the corridor Of me STATE
House ard sustained painful injuries.
consisting OF a scalp woaal q two
inches across the forehead and an por4-
sion on the nose,
He bed freely and was attended by
Drs. Edwards and Wilbur, wno are As
sembiymen. He Is rallyng, and viii re-
cover unless there Ia "A see uGlry attack
The evening world., 1894-04-25
simon Poey Pardoued.

Simon Poey, former passenger agent OF the
Cuban Mall steamship Company. who was sen
fenced Nov. 25, 1885,? to six AMI one.halt yecrs
Imprisonment In s!Hg Sing has been rarIcred
by Gov. Flower, and has returned 10 his home
at milestone. L. l. Jameg T. Ward & Co
general agents OF the line and Poeys old en-
ploysrs. were among the chic: petitioners for his
pRrdon. 49, "
The evening world., 1894-04-25
"oId sport" VIII We'd Again.

CHICAGO. April Cold Sport Canpana
will be married to-day TO Mary ]. Dalton. "old
Sport Informed the marriage license clerk that
she was his divorced wife. from whom he was
separated several years Agn, Cau?ana was once
one Of the best known pedestrians in the world
lie Is siNty-siI yeas OF age.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WOrld'
Convict COnspirntors Thwnrted.
INV Associated Press)

FRANKFORT KY. April 25.-Quite sensa-
ton was created dele yesterday by the discovery
Of a conspiracy for outbreak In the pen!ten-
tiary. which meant murder as we'll as escape.
The men concerned, six In number, have been
placed In solitary confinement They had dupli-
cate keys to t. cells
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Harry Israel Missing.

Harry Israel. twenty eight years old. OF 43
Edridge street. a merchant on the nstalment
plan. has been missing from his home since Mon
day afternoon. He left home to visit some Gus
toners His wife called at Police Headquarters,
but did not hni any trace Of him He Is n tenn
perance man. and mis- wife cannot account for his
absence.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

The West Side Athletic Club has ar
ranged the following six-round bouts
fol- it's show at Grand Central Palace.
Loeber VS. Muldoons Pickanniny: Frank
Craig the " Harlem Coffee-Cooler," VS..
Jack Van Houten: Johnny German VS..
Jim Devlin: Jack Green vs.. Jack Fail
vey, and Darby Doyle VS.. Marty Nc
Che
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Suicide of n Railroad Cashier.
(By Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, April 2S-Thomas F. Finley cashier
Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company at
East St Louis, committed suicide Last night As
Gar as known, Fin!eys accounts are all right He
lived at Alton. ILL.,
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Think Beck Killed Himself.
,Dy Associated Press, }

INDIANAPOLIS, April est is now Gener-
ally conceded that Attorney Beck former partner
Of Mr. Bynun who found dead In bed yester-
day morning with bullet hole in bis head COM
mitted suicide Investigation shows that he was
financially embarrassed
The evening world., 1894-04-25
No Clue to Attempted Wrecl,,r,

POINT PLEASANT. y. j.. April 25-Tho de-.
taotivss Of the Pennsylvania Railroad have not vet
pcceeded in obtaining a clue to the person or
srsons who attempted 10 wreck the rid1Iyht
heatre train from %ew YORK " placing Ties
[on tho track at pclmar.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Banquet for the Retiring presiden

banquet was given at the Metropolitan Club
last evening By the Governors Of the Stock Ex-
charge to Frank X sturgs, the retiring Presl-
deat OF the Exchange. Covers were laid for
thrty-eisht In the red room.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
No Peare for Denver Gamblers.

DENVER. April 25-Gamhling in Arapahoe
County received a bad blow yesterday Under
sheriff Hogle directed Chief De Lue, OF the county
detective force. to close up every gambling place
In operation Outaide Of Denver, The gamblers be-
lisye the Older will not be enforced
The evening world., 1894-04-25
RAPID TRANSIT BILLS.
Chamber OF Commerce Measure
Pnsn"s the Assembly.


ALBANY. April 25.-The Chamber OF
Commerce Rapid Transit bill has passed
the Assemly-yeas 81. nays 3S.
In the Senate the three Rapid Transit
bills were made the special order for
this evening.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Harvard Accepts Ynie's Challenge
by Associated Press1

'DJ Hh7VVTdNtu FTtHS,J
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 25-The Harvard
Yacht Club has sent to Commodore Buck. OF the
Yale Club. an aeceptanes of the challenge for a
raee At New London on the day after the Yale
Harvard boat race on the Thames.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Cornell student Killed.

GENEVA. N. Y. April al. w. RAdt, q stu
dent In Cornell University. whoss home is In
skaneatelss, jumped from Lshigh Valley train
At this station last nlaht Both OF his legs and
one arm wsrs cut on By TIE vheslA Ho died soon
altar the aecident 49,
The evening world., 1894-04-25
For Picking Miss Tobin's Pocket

Tnan gi1ing his name as Harris TauEoholz. OF
II Forsyth street, was prisoner In the Jefferson
NaF"tl court to-day charged with picking the
TJ'Ee' o. Miss Jennie TcbIn OF tOl East twenty.
second street yesterday and securing pocGcthook
containing w. Which Was iound on bic person
when arrested, Taar0holl was remanGei Tor eN-
animation tomorrow
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Rose monahnn Accuses "a Tenant

William Grant Of l7s Eagle street. was held ,or
examination by JuA;Ice Watson. in the Even Street
court. wili.amssuTE, to-day co = charge OF threat
house IA which they both live. The trouble &C.
surrsd It ia alleged. when Mrs. Aonahan aAked
The evening world., 1894-04-25
FOR ADJOURNMENT FRIDAY.
state Asscmhiy Adopts n Concur
rent Resolution.

ALBANY. April 25.-The Assembly
has adopted Mr.. Ainsworth's concurrent
resolution to adjourn q u o'clock, noon.
Friday.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Dixon and Walcott will spar unknowns
at Miners Bowery Theatre tonight.

Capt. Dave Foutz, of the Brooklyns
is said to be afflicted with neuralgia
The playing of his team would give
almost any body pain.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

You read the Evening worldi
DO you read the sunday Worldi
The evening world., 1894-04-25

D ss 70. ss. ::. q: :l sy :..ss, N S.s
The evening world., 1894-04-25

YOu read the Evening Worldt
DO You read the Sunday Worldi