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The evening world., 1894-05-26

The Lexow Committee has already
confirmed the impression that New
York's Police Department locks up Sc
crets of its own as we'll as men and
women OF the world.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
TaiIor-Made Knickerbocker..

Importers and manufacturers of haber-
dashery goods ave some rare things for
women's wear. There is the black silk
stock. for instance. collars - wide a.
cuffs. fine belts. matchless shirt waists.
and last. but not least. knickerbocksHS
The evening world., 1894-05-26

These are made Of silk. serge. flannel
and tweed. lined n unlined. intended
to be worn with a walking. travelling or
outing suit. The cut shows the idea.
For steamship and steam cars and noun
tain travel. slip leggins, that put on like
a stocking, are recommended.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Every day It becomes more important
thai the whole truth shall come out re-
garding the relations between the Sugar
Trust and the United States Senate.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
The Card-Piayers' Handicap.

To the Editor:
A makes 20 points. while n makes II: B makes
80 while C makes 40. or IL 3-S. while D makes
II; so A must allow C cas- In 20. or % In 100
points. JOEY B..
a. Grove street. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

The less blood Gov. Waite gets on his
brides, providing he nevertheless re-
stores the peace In Colorado, the more
respect he will regain outside of his
Stata
The evening world., 1894-05-26

THE Evening World" Sick Babies
Fund Is again. fortunate. The hearts OF
generous New Workers. need little
prompting in such a cause.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Mr.. McClave Is to be cordially invited
by the Lexow Committee to call again.
And Of course the Committee hopes to
have the call.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
N0U9E!S
owners crest as on ~notcpaper or n

owners crest as on %notcpaper or table
linen.
Men, or at least bachelors. are forced
Into the craze, young women presenting
them with pillows sufficient to ease
their hard lot in life" One young fell
low has his room decorated with Dill
lows made from the flags Of every ma
ton. In some circles heart-shaped en-.
gagement pillows have taken the place
of engagement cups.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

1t is sad to think that Senator Brad
ley's confidence In the New York de.
tectives' ability to And Gideon Granger
may have been misplaced.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

The detectives who shadow Counsel
Con, OF the Lexow Committee, will be
much better employed on the trail Of
Granger.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

First Lessons In Cooking, a series of
Instructions for young housekeepers, by
Mrs. J.. B. Romer. win begin In ''The
Evening World next Monday.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
The Bicycle Conundrum.

To the Editor:
II l start on = bicycle for 4 place at fifteen
miles an hour. l am one hour too soon. but II l
travel on a tricycle. at. ten miles an hour. ] am
an hour tool late. How far Is It!
FREDERICK AsCHER, Il Park Row.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

which II will be the radius. and which will DO
one-sixth OF the circle. the angle at the centre
being so degrees minus one-sixth of $50 degrees,
thence so yards times Q equals the diameter. 100
yards, which squared and multiplied by 1854
and divided by 9 gives 1909 square yards. the
answer. A. W. HALL.
MA Vast gIYteenth atreet CITY
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Just bear in mind hat your opinion on
the tariff has nothing to do with good
government for New York City.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

First Lessons In Cooking. a series Of
Instructions for young housekeepers, by
Mrs. ]. b. Romer. win begin In THE
Evening World next Monday.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
c.mphor for Cold in tho Head.

For a cold in the head II will be found
that a few drops of camphor on ones
handkerchief held to the nose will soon
give relief.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

To put party before city interests will
be to make an unconditional surrender
to the foes OF the better New York.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

National party issues should be care.
fully kept on from municipal reform
grass,
The evening world., 1894-05-26

II May is still a merry month she Is
Disgusting the fact. None OF us here
below can see the fun.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

There are two less Federal officers In
New York for good Democrats TO keep
guessing over.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

The Fort Washington biutr will max,
a magnificent public park.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
The IrrepressibIc Eton.

Tailors and modistes have combined
against the Elton suits, but 1t is not sup
pressed yet. Not only shop-made, but
custom-nade outfits are about. One that
goes ZIP Madison avenue very often and
contains a conjectured Barnard College
The evening world., 1894-05-26

In publishing his announced book on
Irish affairs Is 'Invincible" James lyman
looking out for mo. lT'
The evening world., 1894-05-26

The Senate didn't wait Till It got to the
lead schedule before making tariff
ainkera
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Don't forget the young ladies' vaudc
Vile at the Central Opera-House this
evening. 1t will be a great show for a
good cause. and you amt AFFORD to miss
The evening world., 1894-05-26
THIS| is BABIES NIGHT.
Vaudeville, Music and Merry
making at Central 0pera-H House.
"Lottie Gilsor, the Great Little
Magnet" viii Sing and Dance.
Tho Pretty Managers VIII Give a
Dancing Party After the Show.


Previously acknowledged ............,. t7.llS Il
Little Silver Workers. brooklyn .......... 81 %
Visitors to dome Of Pulitzer Building. 30 ~
Lulu and LIME Howard, brooklyn. ..... 20. 90
The evening world., 1894-05-26
The Horses succuIent sextant.

To the Editor:
1t is lmmatsrial whether the sides Of the pas
ture are so rods or so miles In length. Being
equilateral. each angle Of tho triangle will be
so degrees, and the rope being fastened at one
corner will describe the segment OF . circle, Of
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Naturally, Coxeyism takes wings as
its practitioners become jail birds.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
An Independent Girl.

In a large girls boarding-school one
OF the students has recently hung up
on her door: II darn stockings neatly
Tor i've cents n pair" Not only Is this
very moderate in Its demand. but IL
shows n spirit that is bound to succeed
In this world. A young woman who
Will thus help herself deserves oil the
help that others can give her. md
doubtless will receive IL. b
First Lessons In Cooking. a series OF
Instructions for young housekeepers. By
MIS- ]. b, Romer. win begin In The
Evening World next Monday. -
The evening world., 1894-05-26

"Gilroy and Purroy out" New York
won't be INDICATED till they're all out.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Some meteorological contortionist has
got hold OF thu weather.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
f ! z;11zAF

This column is for everybody
| who has a complaint to make, In
formation to give, a subject of gem
eral Interest to discuss or a public
service to acknowledge, and who
can put 1t into 100 words or less.
Long letters cannot be prInted.J
The morning call., 1894-03-09
WORKMEN WAITING.
The Eagle Automatic Can Company
Wants to Start Its Works.

In August, 1898. Judge Hawley, now assist
ing Judge Mckenna on the United States Cir
cut Court bench in this city, granted Edgar
Norton of Chicago an Injunction against the
Eagle Automatic Canning Company Of this city
which prevents them using their machinery to
make cans for fruit and fish and virtually
closed their factory. throwing 210 men, women
and boys out OF work.
Yesterday the trial of a suit was COM
menced before Judge Hawley 10 dissolve the
Injunction which was granted Norton on the
ground that the machinery used by the Eagle
canning Company was an infringement upon
the patents owned and controlled by him.
The laborlng men and the fruit packers in the
State are Interested in the case. The first be-
cause thew want work and the second because
II the Eagle Works do not run they will be COM
PEELED TO send East for cans at a great expense.
Ii Is Claimed by the parties outside of the suit
that Judge Hawley should dissolve the in-
Junction but still afix the royalty penalties, so
that In case Norton ultimately wins his suit for
damages for infringement of his patent against
the Eagle Canning Company, which is all he
claims, ne Will be none the loser while the men
VIII get work. and the fruit men who get cans
enough TO save their crop without sending away
Tor hem al an increased cost will be benefited.
The case goes on again to-day and VIII prob
ably be submitted TO Judge Hawley tomorrow.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
NOW MAN AND WIFE.
Eddie Foster and Nellie BeigheI
Married Yesterday.

There was happy termination yesterday
afternoon to the elopement OF Eddie II. Foster,
son Of the proprietor of Kearny-street thea
ter, and Nellie Beighel, the 16-year-Old daugh-
ter OF Mis-. Mary II. Beigbel, 118 Grant avenue
Nellie was known as Hazel Wood, song and
dance artist, md had more than one sutton for
her hand. she was eng geo TO be married TO
the son OF commercial man on Market street,
and at the last moment e0ped with young Fos-
ter. Der mother was desperate and sought the
aid OF the police and the Society for the Pre-
yention OF Cruelty TO Children TO locate the
runaways. They were traced TO San Jose, and
yesterday morning Nellie was brought back TO
the city, accompanied by Foster and placed in
charge OF MatrOn Gilmore at the City Prison
Eddie having expressed burning desire to
marry Nellie, Officer Wells OF the society COM
munlcated with Mrs b ighel, who gave her
consent. The certificate was procured, and
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon Eddie and
Nellie, Mrs. Beighel, Officer Wells and repre-
sentatives OF tue press assembled in Justice
BarTy's courtroom. and in about ten seconds
the knot was tied and Eddie and Nellie were
man and wife. All that is now wanted to make
everything beautiful Is for Edde's father 10 be-
stow his blessing upon the young couple.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
FEWER SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Tha Relief Fund Is Rapidly Ebbin,
AWAY.

Although the number of men working at the
park has now been reduced to $50 the average
of subscriptions received each day does not
half cover expenses.
This being the case the citizens relief COM
mittee see speedy end to its philaDthropic
work unless few more thousands can be
raised to carry the undertaking on until the
fine weather opens more avenues of work for
laborers.
The following cash subscriptions were re-
ceived by Treasurer Daniel Meyer yesterday
from members OF the Chamber of Commerce:
.. Carpy & Co.. $40; W. II. Talbot. $40; ii. NJ.
Sutton, $40; Truman, Hooker & Co.. $40; Van
Mlnkle q Co.. $40; TubDs & Co., $40; Robert
WaIt, $40; w. w. Walter $40; Wells. Russell
d Co., SO; Raphael Well & Co., SO; Levi
Strauss, S10i S. Sweet, SO.
Otner SUBSCRIPTIONS were: Cash, G. w. l.,
SI0; Glimpse OF the Harem" benefit,
81 %; a friend, $40; cash, 81: Mrs. E.
Lister. Pacific Grove, So; f. Bodies, So; L. r.,
little girl, 81; total, $1,000 Go; balance on
hand. $14,07 80. W.
Inc salvation Army, with the assistance OF
mayor Eiiert, is still continuing its work of
shipping the unemployed TO points In the in
ser1or, when The men bring positive proof that
they are sure Of obtaining work there.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
LILLIAN HASTINGS CLAIM.
She Seeks to Have the Late Judges
Will Set Aside.

The estate of the late Judge S. Clinton Hast
ings is not vet out Of litigation.
A petition for revocation OF probate OF the
Will was flied yesterday by MIS-. Lillian r.
Hastings. The petition sets forth that the
petitioner was married to Judge Hastings in
March, 1885, and that when Hastings died in
February, 1898, he left behind him a number
OF children and grandchildren, who, with the
widow, are heirs TO the property.
Although the estate reached $4,000 no
provision Whatever was made for the pet-
toner. Mrs. Hastings seeks 10 upset the will
on The grounds OF her late husbands insanity
al the time of the execution of his WILL rs well
as the menace aud undue influence brought
TO bear upon him by certain many and differ
ent persons" tc set his mind against the pet-
tiOuer.
w. Giselman and Ryland B. Wallace are the
executors. The case will come up for hearing
on Aprll &
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Changing the Precincts.

The Election Commission was TO have met
yesterday. but owing to the absence OF several
of the members of the board the meeting was
postponed until next Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. Max Pepper. representing the Demo-
cratic general Committee, was present, and
gave out as mis- opinion that the precincts Of
the city should be so arranged thar not more
than 200 voters remain In each. he said that
this would slightly increase the cost OF cleo
ton, but this was better than running the
chance OF fraud where precincts were COM
posed OF 300 or 400 voters. and considerable
time taken in counting the voles
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Waived a Hearing.

o. j. Geiselmap, the Beniciai soldier, who
seDuthe tray Of dia monds from a cheap pack of
cards TO dupes who answered his advertise
ments TO send them "a tray of diamonds for
dollar" was before Commissioner Heacock
Yesterday for preliminary examination. Be-
fore the hrst witness was examined Geisel.
mans attorney waived an examination and the
Commissioner ihereupon held him for trial in
the sum of $1,000, In default of which he was
oil nd
The morning call., 1894-03-09
To.Day'S Entries,

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race. half a mile, selling, two-year-
olds: Laurel 115. Gasser 105, Zebe IO6, Gus
Strauss LOG, Francis 1o1, Terra Nova 1o5,
BlaZeaway 115.
Second race. selling nlaidens-Sunlit FLY II,
Easter Lass 50, Bliss So, Chemuck "a, Du-
range 80, Della Quena "a, Prince Idle 119, Bob
Olink 1O3.
Third race, about six furlongs, selings-For-
tuna 30, Cara White SO, Artist 100, Carmel
100, Johnny Payne 80. Semele IO1,
Fourth race. one mile, sellng-Steadfast So.
Sir Charles 3d. Joe Murphy 1O3, Condo 81, Dr.
Ross 104, Royal Flush 1OI.
Fifth race about six furlongs, selling-Es.
perance 103, Twang "a. The Lark 100, Pere-
gal 102, Dolly McCone 112, Alfred b IO2,
Ganny scot Ill.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
The Pilot Law.

Harbor Pilot Frank Boyd yesterday libeled
the British ship Dominion for $50 So, one. balf
the regular pilot fees. The complaint recIres
that Boyd hailed the Dominion about twelve
miles beyond the heads and offered his ser.
Vices. The captain OF the Dominion refused
them and entered the harbor without a plloI.
thus taking the risk OF forfeitiug all his insur.
anee In Case OF accident and loss. But the
The morning call., 1894-03-09
A Sailors Yarn.

A. Loferan, 16O Steuart street, was taken TO
the Receiving Hospital yesterday morning
about 8 o'clock suffering from gunshot wound
In the middle finger OF his right hand. Loferan
is a sailor and told a sensational yarn about
being held up by two footpads about o'clock
yesterday morning at the corner OF Kearny and
California streets, and said that because he re-
fused to give up his money one of them fired
shot at him, the bullet striking bis finger.
The morning call., 1894-03-09

two men were afterward arrested on suspicion.
Yesterday little girl laid the watch on the
desk OF Chief Crowley with note stating that
1t was returned by an innocent party. The girl
ran out OF the office and disappeared before it
was known what she had left behind her.
The morning call., 1894-03-09

State law says that in case n pilot is refu sed he
shall receive o1e-half bis charges. based upon
the tonnage of the vessel aud the water sue Is
drawing. Boyd demanded this. but The Domin-
ion refused to pay; hence the libel.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Superyisor Denman's Watch.

Supervisor Denman was robbed OF his watch
on PowelLstreet car about ten days ago, and
The morning call., 1894-03-09
ROOMS WANTED.

OWNER WOULD EXCHANGE A PARK LOT
~ for board and room or room and breakfast. Adj
dress Owner, box 1913, Call Branch ONCE. mr9 3t*
LNLDERLY WIDOW WOULD LIKE 2 UNFuR-
IL nished rooms with private family upper floor,
north OF Market ST. Address Permanent. box 145,
Call Branch ONCE.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
HOUSES WANTED.


WANTED-To RENT; FURNISHED HOUSE;
w IS or 80 rooms: in good location: city or
country Address Rent. box l01, Call Branch.7 50
II ONES, MATTER NOT HOW LOWLY
II should have set OF picturesque California;;
when first issued 1t cost $50 for the set: but now
providing you are a subscriber for THE CALL. it
can be had for one-tenth that sum. See advertise
ment on another page fel6 If
The morning call., 1894-03-09
BOARDING WANTED.


" ANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS OR HOUSE
w keeping rooms for married couple In alb
solutely private family; permanent; state price.
Address A. b. G.. box 81, this ONCE.
MAN AND WIFE, AS WELL AS THE Chill
NI dren are pleased with Picturesque Califor-
MIA" There has never been published anything
about California that can equal it In an artistic
way. See advertisement on another page te16 If
The morning call., 1894-03-09

SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED
IA ILLING AND OBLiGING YOUNG MAN
w wants any kind of work in city country.
Address J. NJ. box IA Call Branch ONCE. MI SITS
Young GERMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO
do anything; well known in the city. p H. p,
box 1853. Call Branch Once mr7 3ts
"a ANTED-BY A THOROUGH EXPERIENC
" gardener, situation gardener or coach
man and gardener: understands the management
OF cows aud stock generally: wife good cook OF
housework and waitress; good references. Adj
dress w. H0GGINS. San Mateo. San Mateo Coo As
The morning call., 1894-03-09

"A HOLE OR HALFINTERESr IN A BAKERY
W and restaurant; opp entrance to Mtdwinter
Fair Address b. A, box las, Call Branch 3t<
The morning call., 1894-03-09

01E0O MEAT MARKET, WELL KNOWN
9D1COO. and established; good location Call
Branch once. mr. ia
The morning call., 1894-03-09

9100 STOCK AND FIXTURES. FANCY
sDtOO. goods, notions. furnishing goods. ETC..
nice trade; good locality: living rooms; yard
and cellar; rent $l5; account of sickness. APP
ply A. NJ SPECK Il CO., 2S MONTGOMERY st. 4t*
The morning call., 1894-03-09

0O000 GROCERY AND BAR, DOING
dDLOUU. cash business of $1,000 a month;
21a years lease: good reason for selling Address
A. b.. box 49, Call Branch ONCE mrs 3t$
The morning call., 1894-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ANTED - SECOND HAND SIX. PHOTO
w graphic camera: must be complete and in
perfect order; also lowest price. Address 0. O..
D.. T. o. box 2S35, s. F.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A TTENTIoN, FARMERs-GET YOUR PLoN
- hands from C. h. HANSEN & CO.. ITO Geary
street. Telephone 4S5. DEF II cod
The morning call., 1894-03-09

THE ADVERTIsER, A YOUNG LADY DULY
quallhed and with some experience, desires
position. temporary permanent. stenogra-
pher and typewriter; understands also the use of
the Edison mimeograph: moderate in her idea OF
salary. Address b. NJ. care of ASHTON & GAR
DINER. All Moatgumery st. mr4 I'm
The morning call., 1894-03-09

ESTAURANT; GOOD BUSINESS: NO
II rent; sell cheap to-day. 3171a Third ST. ~
EOR SALEM PALO Alto A VARIETY
aud dry-goods store doing good business:
reason for selling, i'll health. Address NJ K L.
Palo Alto. mrs 9t$
The morning call., 1894-03-09

017O0 GOOD CORNER SALOON AND
ID sOO. grocery; nice Iiving-rooms; years
lease; cheap remit investigate this. Call Branch
Office mr. ais
The morning call., 1894-03-09

VI ANTED-SMART YOUNG MAN WHO IN
W derstands restaurant busin ess; helm more
than money needed. Apply CAN Branch once
339 Hayes st mrs ira
The morning call., 1894-03-09
HEIP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

OO MEN TO TAKE SINGLE ROOMS. loo. 15c
LUU 70 csc night: house renovated; all clean.
railroad Rouse h33 Commercial st. my3O ly
The morning call., 1894-03-09
STORE WANTED.

"a ANTED TO RENT, A STORE OR LARGE
" room suitable for carpenter-shop; rent not
to exceed SIS per month. Address 1. H., box
1877, Call Branch ONCE.
The morning call., 1894-03-09

Tor SALE FEB. 8. 1894; HOUSE OF 46
rooms, all furnished fine bar on the civ
front; rent cheap. Apply North Pacific House
corner of Jackson and Drumm mr4 7t$
The morning call., 1894-03-09
FINALE HIP WANTED.

GERMAN COOK. COUNTRY HOTEL, $40:
" waitress S25. same place; nurses, $50 and
S25: cooks, $50 and $50: A girls. housework
city and country, $40. s25 and $50: young girls
to assist. $l5 Apply MISS CULLEN. los stock
ton ST.. room 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
A LONDON MURDER HORROR
BlOodstlins Lead 10 the Discovery
Of an Awful Crime.
tho tutiiated Corpse 81 ~ Ola Wan
Pound tu "a trunk nsioazing 90
NJ uuiJ woman

LONDoS, March l5-rhis city has
Tor n e mparotively long time been
exempt from murder, hut to Hay son.
sition WA caused ~ the discovery Of a
crime that IN its details somewhat r..
sgmbles the notorious & Iuiu murder
that occurred some time ng1 Ia Paris.
the scene Of the latest horror wns a
Grafton street, In the Slno district,
which is infested with foreigners VI
the lowest Cluss. IL was In the imms-
date vicinity " the house iu which
tuu murder was committed that the
police recently raidvd the anarchist
club.
An Austrian woman, named Marie
Herman, VINO b. we'll known TO tie
police us night prowlcr, recently
rented n small room in h0ule ON
Grafton street. On Tuesday night last
fhr, iu company with an elderly man,
was seen 90 enter the room. SubHg.
quCutiy louh qugfruliug WIS heard in
the room by the other tcnnuts iu the
house, but us wordy wars were " fft.
quent occurrence, no attention was
pniI 10 them.
4 woman namuI Hutclin., who
lodged with the Herman woman, ON
Friday found blood a,aius iI sink
AMI SPOKE 10 tue Herman woman
about them. !ho latter p1scd tho
matter OF lightly, but on Saturday shu
changed her lHJgiugp, taking better
apartments IN MarylouOno street. she
took with her heavy truuH, wUicn
she asked should bo carefully handled.
In the meantime tue buspigi1us of
the llulchins woman wtfo uroufC1,
owing % Tie blOldslains found iu the
sink, In addition 70 became uuisuI
about the house that the mAu who had
gone 90 the wumnu'u room hat not
been seen 20 leave ~. Tao liutohius
woman followed the Herman woman
when sue movci, uud after learning
her number, informed the police that
bhu suspected foul play nsd been do1t.
OnlcuH went 20 tue house on Mafyie.
bone street, where the Herman woman
ha. taken up her residence, and u
search was made OF the apartments Of
her house. Her trunk wlB ia she room.
The p1licr forced % open aud found In
10 tho body OF the miis.ug man. HE
head had been battered o, evidently with
some bunt instrument. The body
presented irghiiul appearance and
the clothing iu which 70 was attlfrd
was dfencnrd In blood The Herman
woman was taken into custody on a
charge Of wiliul murder.
Tue BODY has been recognized gs that
OF wrll.to.do rXi0b Roster, named
Stevens. lie wis 90 years old. II H.
believed the Herman woman had an
ucsUmpllcu, ng Stevens was % muscular
mlu. II may De, however, that hc
was killed while atlcep. The prIsoucr
b. ~ Yeas u age. She 10 ugly, almost
20 Tvpulsiveneas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19

LONDON, March ls.-The c0orf1gon-
dout At Farls Ut the Daiy Frtss ssyti a
crisis has arisen mere wuich 10 unpfuct-
uented since the present constitution.
A number VI tue senators objected IN
hot hnste regarding tue establishment
Of ministry VI the colonies, aud
agreed that tue matter must DO post
p0ned until Parliament mes again. Inn
mediately after the adlOIrumunL Prime
Minister Caslmir. Prrer went around
the lobbies, say ing hec7uli not govern
until hu hau nee hand, and that no
was determined ~ place colonial ataifs
on new aud better footing by the
creation Of n ministry. II no could not
name the ministry Immediately no
would resign.