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The evening world., 1894-05-03
Is 1T o SUGAR!

Mr.. Richard Croker Is in Washington.
So is Lieut. Gov. Sheehan.
Tie last time that Mr.. Croker visited
the National capital he went ostcnsibly
to give directions to his representatives,
In the Senate and House to oppose the
income tax. That was before Senator
HITS speech against the tax had been de-
livered.
hut at that time the sugar schedule
was before the House. and 1t was shrewd-
ly rumored hat sugar sweetcned the
Tainmany leaders trip.
MI. Croker now announces that he goes
to Washington to spend two days widt
the Troy boss, Senator Murphy. But 1t IL
alleged that his visit has been to Cord
Meyer. IT.. the wealthy sugar %retiner. and
there Is just now an effort to head of
any disturbance of the schedule.
Tammany Is out for sugar and In fol
sugar all the time.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

A Thermal-penned lady who writes
confagratory fiction has the largest COL
lection of stockings out of trade. These
useful articles figure prominently in her
literary works. Freda and her lovers,
Gaynell and other w%ell-known cnarac.
tiers developed themselves as soon az
they were properly hosed. The novelist
found that 1t was always a good invest.
ment to buy the latest style Of silk
hosiery. and dress the heroine to match.
These character stockings were kept in
a French cabinet. just like any other
articles of virtu, earthly labelled, to
be presented to the favored autograph
hunters and admirers-so they say in
BROOKLYN,
The evening world., 1894-05-03
ADNER WANTS HIS RIGHTS.
Wants No Justice to Dictate to Him
About His Habits.

When Policeman Schwartz. OF the
Eldridge street station. arraigned
Christian Adner. siXty-two years old,
who says he has no home, before JUS
ticc Koch, in the Essex Market Police
Court. to-day, Adner shouted that he
was a citizen, and that he had some
rights that ought to be respected.
"You have rights, but you have no
right TO get drunk and violate the law"
said Justice Koch.
well It's nohody's business II I do
get drunk said the old man, and then
looking at the court he continued:
why. what's the mater with You. You
are not God Almighty, and you cannot
dictate to me what is right and what is
not"
Perhaps not" replied Justice Koch,
b u ! can prevent you from Joining
CoXeY = army for n period of six
months, You are held for that period
in default 81 81 go bail"
II required three policemen to take
the prisoner to jail, who vas swearing
Ike u TROOPER.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
English Breakfast Mumr..

Add one teaspoonful OF butter and ons
teaspoorful of salt to a pint of lukewarm
water. When the butter Is melted ada
three cups of flour, beating until light
and smooth. Dissolve one-half cake az
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
light hours. Grease the muffin-rings:
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 oven until a delicate brown
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Wasn't Pretty.~Got M Seat.

To .he Editor;
am a member OF the fair sex. already out OF
juvenile years. and although nature did not make
mo handsome and attractive, ] know l am as
Eddy and as Jolly as any girl in the city, l
was riding In a cable-car yesterday and the car
was crowded. mostly by young business gentle
men from downtown. who seemed to be too COLI
csntratsd In the perusli OF their newspapers and
other reports. to pay any attention to me, and I
had To stand up and look upon them. Why Is
It. then. that whan a nicsly dressed. elegant
young lady boarded the oar a. least three Of the
The evening world., 1894-05-03
NOVEL COACHING WAGER.
MIR. UnderhilI to Drive u FOur-in-
Hand Through u Figure 8.

Hand Through II Figure s.
A novel wager will be decided Friday
on the Boulevard, above Central Park.
Every coaching nan in the city Is inter-
ested in 1t. and Col. William Jay n
Frederic Bronson will act as referees.
AT the knickerbocker III dinner. given
to members Of the Philadelphia Subur-
ban Driving Club by the New York
Coaching club, skill IN handling fourth,
hand teams was discussed. Edward
Browning. of Philadelphia, ventured the
opinion that no man could drive a four.
finland through the figure . without
using both hands. Some discussion fol-
lowed, and the subject was dropped.
Last Saturday the New York club
went to Philadelphia, and while at din
ner the topic was resumed. FRANK I.
Underhill, of the Country Club coach.
said he had often performed the feat
and could do 1t again. After some dis
cussion a wager was made, several New
York men backing Mr.. Underhill, while
an equal number of Philadelphtans took
the negative side. In addition to the
pecuniary side of the wager, a good dln-
ner Is also included.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

There is something rather bewitching
about this toilet. 1t is a reception dress
The evening world., 1894-05-03

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 suc-
cess in baking anything made of graham
flour is to have the oven as hot as pose
sible without burning.
The new patterns in wall paper are
designed in very light shades. The
figures are small and contrasting colorS
are easily seen. The borders are deem
and the picture mouldings are Of oak Cd
walnut.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SAYS THE MILK WAS IMPURE.
LeNistus Says II Made Him and Ills
Family Ill.

Wilson G. Fox, n food and fruit in
spector of the Health Department. this
morning investigated n complaint by
Max Levistus, of 43 Cherry street. that
his son had purchased cream from Mrs.
Pauline Epstine, OF q Rutgers place,
that made his family i'll.
Levistus sat that after eating the
cream with cheese he. his wife, five
children and n boarder We're sick
throughout the night.
Mrs. Epstine keeps n 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
~neighborhood.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SUED BY A CARLSBAD FIRM.
Unauthorized Use of Famous Min
erni Water Alleged.

The heirs OF Loebel Schottlander, OF
Carlsbad, and Eisner & Mendelson, OF
West Virginia, their American agents,
have brought suit In the United States
Circuit Court to recover s2O,O 900 damages
from Herman. Gustave & John Kutnaw,
OF 80 Lafayette place,
II is alleged that the city OF Carlsbad
granted 10 the plaintiffs the sole right
10 the sale of the Carlsbad salts and
waters and that the Kutnaw brothers
have ~trespasscd upon that right by the
unauthorized use Of the products OF the
Carlsbad Springs,
The evening world., 1894-05-03
ROWE ON HIS WAY EAST.
Enthusiastic In His Praise OF CALI
fornin and Its People.
(By Associated Press,)

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May 3.-"!immy'
Rowe is in the city en- route to his home
in New York from California, where he
oticiated 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 q great
future as n racing centre, and he will
return there mex Fail 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

'ol ir,eer Tor duty at Quarantine when
cholera made its appearance there IN
1892. and was In charge of the S"winburno
Island Hospital nurses In September ~
,292, and August, lS93. Dr. jenkins pays
tribute to her faitbfulncss ana courage.
she was untlring in her devotion to the
patients" he says. "and It Is largely due
To his fact tina tho death rate was so
low" And yesterday his faithful
body lay unclaimed.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
THE TERRIBLE SWEDE" WINS
Big Weir johnson Knocks Out Lar
ney in Thirty Rounds.
(By Associated Press.)

IBy AssOCIuIeu FTtss'J
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. May 3.-ln
tn. hardest prize-fight ever seen In Cen
trail Kansas, Weir Johnson, known as
the "Terrible Swede," last night knocked
out ]. NJ. Larney, the Icelander. 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 n 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.
I.arney's hackers claimed a foul. The
defeated man broke his left thumb in the
second round.
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 pub
them In a case made Of thin white must
lin; sprinkle them with a little fine salt
Make the outer cover of the pillow Of
delicate pink or blue surah, embroidi
cred with roses. Add a large ribbo1
bow on n corner and you have an ord
nament ft for any room.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
The Fascinating Drug Clerk.

To the Editor:
Homely girls. as a rule. call US drug clerts
fresh because we don't feel like wasting our
valuable time to improve their compilations. III
O.. G. and May r. bore a stronger resemblance
to the Venus of Medici than thoy in all probs
bility do, they would have an altogether direrehI
opinion of us. They would soon And their sodsl
water 4 little sweeter and the price Of NJ
fumery not so high. To be rated as conoeiwI
10 very often a compliment. inasmuch as we al
ways call those that are our superiors. soclal1l
and financially. conceited. II. OAGAIN. /
The evening world., 1894-05-03

A faxseed 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
SON OF ORMONDE.
kissing Crust Drops the First Foal
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 dam 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
uEnv
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 1t Is opened lest the remainder
may spoil; no forcing 1t upon the table
for a second or third day in succession
to get 1t eaten up."
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 eff
feet will be unique, to say the least, but
the puffs are coming right along with
pansies, overskirts. retiring manners,
dropping sleeves and the other fashions
Of long ago.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
One Gould Who Don't Know Money.

w~ll.KE9nARRE. Pa. May S-Jaroh Could. a
relative ~ the late jay Gould, was E%diuierl In
Sane yesterday. lie was one ot the wealthicst
re- llcn'y In Salem township, but Developed tho
insane idea that his property VAS irpruuiRting
l1 Nalgr. ,Dd tlll valuable ir1cis for very snail
/. prl,o- When placed on ne stand Yesterday ha
vas unable 20 tell the value OF different kinds
" none SHOWN Lin
The evening world., 1894-05-03
THE worlds" New Uptown ONCE.

''The Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
tion of Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two on
Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-seeond
street.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

With what plying complacence Attor-
ney-General Olney, of the United States,
must regard the efforts of A~ttorney-Gen-
eral Moloney. OF Illinois. TO bring the gas
and tobacco combines to book. 1t is
permitted TO the inustrlous counsellor at
Washington to know that the law can't
touch the Trusts.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
country.

Cleveland has a police signal and pa
troll wagon service. Hence II 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
DO You Need More Hair?

Rosemary is considered an excellent
remedy to increase the growth Of the
hair Get a small quantity of the leavel
and boil them over a quick fire for a fsw
minutes, strain. add a little cocoanut oil
and a few drops of verbena.
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 oiRce-hold-
ers. VIII the Governor care or dare to
do this?
The evening world., 1894-05-03

CINCINNATI May "a NeniR special sayS:
Reports that Whitelaw Rcid's visit to California
WAS caused BIS serious lung trouble which threat
snel hts NE are no, believed here, as a let
ter Just received by friends at hls birthplace.
CedaFvllle, announces that he has heea getting
along nicely, and experts to start East with hiA
family la a Few days, stopping At CedaryillS to
ylai, his agod mother.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Coaching Clubs Long Drive.

A committee. consisting OF Prescott Lawrence
and Reginald RIyes. viii start early next week to
map out a route for the New York Coaching
Clubs annual drive. 1t is proposed to drive this
year TO the Summer residence OF Seward Webb
at shelburne Farms, Vermont. The trip will take
drive ever attempted by the Club. The distance
Is more than 200 miles.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Those attacks on the New York and
Philadelphia coaching parties in Jersey
City are a shame to the city across the
North River. 1t is hardly worth while
10 furnish uniforms to a police force
that ans stop them. II the coaching
men are driven 10 iamentable eXtreml-
ties for the protection of the women in
the parties and in their W defense,
the derelict servants of law and order
will be solely responsible.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
His Papers We're Irregular.

Jen Sen. a ChInsman, was held by United
states Commissioner Shields this morning on the
Of violating the Chinese Exclusion Act.
Jon Sen came from Havana on registration pc.
pers which the Custom House otncials claim are
not regular.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Somewhere, not In the sight Of men
and women busy with their own lives
ind interests, therH may be kept a
record. which shall be everlasting, OF the
everyday heroes and heroines OF this
v orld. High In such a list must stand
the name OF such a woman as lay dead
yesterday n BELLEVUE Hospital. In life,
this woman. Ma. Gillette Henson. was
: trained nurse. she was the nrst to.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

said gentlemen got UP and offered their seats q
the coming young LADY, Do they measure ths
respect and devotion due to any member Of tkk
weaker sex from her appearance and attirsi|
This Is a question of public interest. as It may
concern all the ladies'. who. as I. have not thsl
fringy gift OF beauty. NEWPORT.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Ex-Mayor Hewitt spoke e~loquently last
night Of a mans right to be rich. and not
a 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

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

"Tnat man must be a fool" says Gen"
Kelly, OF Western C~ommonweal notoriety,
speaking OF Gen" Coxey. On this par
tlcular point Kelly is in accord with the
real industry and intelligence Of the
AOrptry
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

The Chicago Commonweal contingent
has a Mother of the Army" If she Is
worthy the name, she will spank her
soldiers all sound!y and PUT their Wash
ington-ward ambition to its rest.
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 dinerence'" Before trying to answer this
question, l will remark 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 country-nay. right
in New York State wages OF printers vary from
100 to 300 per cent. going as low as IS and $40
In small towns. and as high as $50 In New York
City. In light OF this fact. how absurd It
seems to give to protectionism 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 protcctionist 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..
poblln's question, In my opinion the protected
manufacturers and m~ine-owners get the other $40
provided II exists.
Brooklyn. May 2.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

What do Reed, Mckinley. Allison ct
al. think of Gen. News intimation that
Mr.. Harrison is the Republican party's
one great emergency man for '9G?
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Two IImrgcs Ashore.

A despatch received this morning from
Sandy Hook says that two barges APP
pear to be aground near the Romer Bea-
con. a tugboat is alongside to render
assistance.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

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

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

The Columbias, OF Brooklyn, would
like to play all uniformed teams averag-
ing from the ages Of eighteen to
twenty-one years on Sundays, the Gran,
ties, Governors Island, Fordhams ana
the st. Pauls preferred. Address John
Whelan. SO Concord street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

an olive skin and clear. rich color,pv
the butter-color is exactly what i,
needed to show the complexion IN "a
vantage.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
A Little Light ON the Letter CoIum

To the Editor: W.
Ever since The Evening World opened q cob
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 idotio suggestion to have our
railroad cars built after the plan Of Chicago ofner
buildings. Next comes the fellow who has %
more respect for himself than to get up and maks
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"
having given his scat tn a lady whose lack ."
refinement robbed him OF the Ave cents worth y
courtesy he had expected Then there Is a h.
story that couldn't be digested with the ad ol
all the patent medicine In the country. anh''ast|
the column winds up with a number OF question:
by a lot of silly s~hopsirls who want to kno" VI
Cupid has been foolins with them or Is Aetuain|
in earnest.
Why shouldn't such subjects. as for instancs|
,,terature. art. science. music. &c. instead be ta|
topics OF discussion, to be penned by those VI
,na.ratand them best. and serJe as sound IoSI
Tor thought 10 the rest OF US. JULIEN. b T.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Munchausen's Brother.

To the Editor:
I have read the letters OF "Ananias." Dead
Shot Dave and "Fisherman'' with pleasure. u
tako great interest In these ''ghosters, and viii
relate one OF my many experiences In the "hsA'
line" 1t may greatly surprise your readers V
learn that l am brother-in-law to the great Nun
chausen himself. ! accompanied him on hn
honeymoon "trip to the tropics. and We stayed SONS
time in the island of Trinidad. While out In Q
small rowboat on the Gulf. fishing. I leaned to
far over the side. and my watch fell In the water
The depth there being at least eighteen fathona'
I gave up all hope OF ever regaining It. Sn
weeks after the occurrence we landed on the isana
OF st. Thomas. On the following day q rumo
was afoat that a whale had been harpooned. II
was duly tugged to shore, and while being ~
sected a peculiarly strange noise was heard near
its diaphrag GIN. and on further investigation u
proved to be the identical watch I had lost u
Trinidad waters. The phenomenal part Of TIN
truthful narrative. however, lies in the fact ua
my watch was still ticking and registered ~
correct hour. including the calculated dinsrena
OF time for latitudel DICK. THE DEVIL.
1855 West Twenty second stv9A
The evening world., 1894-05-03

I should like to var 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

Cleveland is suffering from the pres
ence of a mob with which it Is useless
to reason. The only thing to do is what
the police did yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

Croker and Coxey are both in Wash
i%ngton-the successful chief of heelers
and the cast-down leader of heel-and-
toers.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
A WEEK..

Croker has gone to Washington to op-
pose the income tax. Is he AFRAID ne
will have to tell about his income?
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Grammariaps at LosEerheadA

To the Editor; ~
"Grammatlcus'' rrlticises the expression "
tween you and l." calling It . gramma'ss
mistake" II he will think the matter over 4
win ZEE that a Fl" grammatical mistake anosSS
be Designated a. faulty grammar" Mi.sA@-
are not grammatical; they are ann
BELLE hEs
The evening world., 1894-05-03
worlds" New Uptown ONCE

.'The Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on Broadway. w on
Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
street,
The evening world., 1894-05-03
LETTERS.

[Thts column "a open to everybody toho has a
complaint to make. a grievance to renhlote, fryor-
nation to give. a subject Of general interest to dis.
cues or a public service to acknowledge, and who
can put Ire idea into less than 100 words. Long
letters cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
And Already Looking for Another.

To the Editor:
am a widowe' OF two months. II good care and
attendanes would have kept my wife alive I
would have had her yet. I arose mornings at .
o'clock. had the dear ones breakfast at I, then
cleansd the house and was ready for work at .
o'clock. had a ".:le girl como and play with
my children. so not to annoy my dear wife. but
for all that I could not keep her. I am 80 lonely
now I am looking for somebody else 70 build the
fire for In the morning. WHOEVER,
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

You Read h Evening worIi
Do You Read Tho Sunday WOrId2
The evening world., 1894-05-03

You Read The Evening World!
DO You Read The Sunday world7