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The evening world., 1894-03-09
Delicate Meats and stewed Fr,,,

1t Is not Necessary to have a heayy
meal to breakfast we'll There are bet.
ter, cheaper and lighter foods than
steak. potatoes and hot bread. stev.d
dried apples peaches and pears 60 very
well with broiled bacon ham and llyerI
baked apple. a chop and bite OF toasl
is breakfast for the Czar; canned fruiI
and boiled fish must be tried to be ap-
preciated; celery. squash, onions. cauli.
flower and oyster plant. stewed Al
served with cream gravy and brown
soda cracker as a separate coarse
good style and good judgment. Take fo)
example fresh egg on toast. sausas1
cake in bed of hot apples, and prunes|
or better, stewed figs, and the surlesa
head of family will mellow unless N
has nerves in his stomach "Stewa|
figs" has table luxury ring about then|
but French housewife will think moth
ing Of buying 10 cents worth and coct-|
ing two to give relish to the chicken cut|
let prepared for lord and master.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
AMBULANCE RED TAPE.
Delay of Fifteen Minutes In Taking
Man 10 n HOSPITAL

valentine Zimmerman. thirty-five years
old, OF 5is East Thirteenth street, en-
ployed as driver for William Ottman
& Co, the Fulton Market butchers. suf-
fered fracture OF the left ankle by the
breaking down OF his wagon at Bedford
avenue and Fulton street, Brooklyn, this
marping.
He was taken to New York In an am
bulance from the st. Johns Hospital and
forced to remain ir the open air in front
OF the bridge to await the arrival OF the
Chambers Street Hospital ambulance,
This caused a delay OF fifteen minutes
and the removal OF the litter was
nation was offered why the BROOKLYN
ambulal ce couldn't have traversed the
brief distance between the bridge and
the Chambers Street Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Modern Dolls.

What lovely paper dolls are showered,
with all other good things. on the little
girls of to-day. Their forefathers were
content with Minnie Miller" and Rosy
Rustic and some dozen others who had
five or six frocks apiece, and who were
gayly and crudely colored. Nowadays
there are dainty creatures done in water
colors, with innumerable gowns OF It's
sue paper and hats and parasols galore.
They are even made with joints. like a
real baby" and are nearly as large, some
of them, as the flesh and blood infant.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

eral should be united with the District
Attorney in the prosecution.
This Is the more desirable since Re-
publican is held for the murder OF Mr..
Ross, while n Murphy Democrat is also
accused of firing the fatal shot
1t will be a disgraceful thing II justice
fails in this case. As to the political
evils that exist in Troy, they must be
cured there as they were recently cured
in Brooklyn, by the people.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

A horse attached to a city fire-engine
fell dead In the street yesterday. He
mad been In trial service three days
Ex-Commissioner Gray's recent charges
III reference to the purchase OF Fire De-
partment supplies were dismissed. And
among other things he spoke OF some
horses bought and the prices pad. The
Incident Of the horse falling dead will
remind some people OF the ex-Commis-
sloner's charges. 1t Is thus that one
thing sometimes suggests another.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
The Rising Generations oaths.

To Ihn Editor,
I was passing rnivers'y place yesterday after.
noon Nt a time when the lads Of the College were
playing in the street and square, and confess /
was much shocked on hearing the free use Of
nasty os,hs bv some of the Young fellows You
will not be surprised when . say that as n pater.
fam'lias, 4, was n disappointment to me- Il not
more. to hear such language. and trust this
letter may have the eject OF producing ge
Of the utterly unnecessary and offensive practice.
We want our young people to grow upright and to
be an honor TO the coming generation.
AN ANXIOUS FATHER
The evening world., 1894-03-09
STILL USING SOFT COAL.
Steam Company Again Violates the
Health Dcpartmcnt's Orders.

Despite the fact that President An
drews, of the New York Steam Com
pany, IL under bail on the charge OF
maintaining a smoke nuisance in the
Companys works on Cortlandt street, in
defiance Of the Health Departments or
dcrs, he has again permitted the use of
soft coal there.
Inspectors had the plant under sur
veilance this morning. and made hourly
reports to Headquarters. The news OF
the renewal Of :he violation OF the law
was told exclusively In The Evening
Worlds" q O'Clock Extra last evening.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
They Charge Extra for Bundles.

To the Editor:
Is not this robbery tried to get through the
gate OF the New Haven road at Grand Central
Depot tho other evening to catch my train. but
as ! carried two horse collars I was not allowed
to pass TIL paii at the package Office (which
opened Feb u eS cents for each bundle Cauno,
man 60 out OF New York BY, the New Haven
road with a twenty-five pound bundle without be-
Ing made TO pay sS cents before he can get his
traih7 1t is an outrageous robbery. In my opin-
ION TO make a citizen pay for a small bundle II,
addition IN his fare.
j. r. DUFF Greenwich Conn
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Better Wages Under Lower Tariff


To the Editor:
or course not. Mr.. &c. g." protection
does not make wages and neither do the unions"
Neither has protection enabled the workngman
to secure higher wages The mere fact OF de-
inanding II does not say that he will get II: his
tory proves that Under the past two years Of
Mckinley protection we have had more lockouts
and hard times than the country has seen for
many years What did the men at the Carnegie
mills get when they made their demands! Grant
ing that the manufacturer is benefited by 'protec-
tion." does 1t follow he will pay his hands high
wagesH No Whether his profit be 20 per cent.
or 100 per cent, he will at all times hire the men
who viii take the least pay. Capital gives no
quarter to labor they are enemies. Otherwise
unions would be uncalled for. No. &c. c."
the higher standard Of labor will only be pro-
tected when the European pauper labor is kept
out As long as we have them the standard wages
what they will take. and you must take the
same scale or none at all. For this reason pro-
lection does not protect the laborer; the manu-
facturor alone Is benefited by the existing laws.
Then let us secure cheaper homes. cheaper food
and cheaper necessaries by adopting q lower tariff
CARSON
The evening world., 1894-03-09
1870 Shoes,

Fate has decreed that the modern girl
must wear the 1880 shoes. II some Of
the pictures from the wearing Of 1890
hose and shoes. as seen in a newspaper,
were to be realized-well. the boot
makers and hosiers who introduced the
style would be hurled into eternity, with
little time for preparation.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
wooIlen Body Garments,

The doctors say that people past fort,
should wear wool next the skin all m
time. With the vanishing Of youth tber
is diminut'on Of animal heat and ar
tlfcial warmth is needed to supply IA,
loss. Robust youth is not sensitive b
changes or extremes; the delicate youn,
and the elderly adults are, while old A.
actually suffers in a variable climate
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Crowded staten Island boats.

To the Editor:
This staten Island boats on Sunday run only once
every hour. and the way they pack people on
:hose boats 10 shame. l crossed oyer on on.
Of the boats last Sunday and there was hardly
standing room. The smell was something horr!-
bic. Now, l think II Ia time the Staten Island
Rapid Trshsit Company ran boats on shorter time
and kept them cleaner STATEN ISLANDER.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Many Other. Like Il.

To the Editor:
A am a resident citizen Of Monroe street.
between Rutgers and Jefferson, I beg TO Inform
you OF ihe depiorabie condition the street is I'm,
! know that you are the advocate Of the people
The snow has Just melted, and there vas not !
brnom pvt 70 thai rtr-st Tor the last tso month.
Your paper Il tho Only ON eItlzen tan apply
70 with . sood r,snit.s
4 olrizEk oy THE sEsEsrH WARD.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

The arrangements for the Greater New York
nuptisls make It quite plain that Gotham con,
templates bigamy. Father KnicIerbocker proposes
to wed half-dosen municipal danes at one fell
sw p-WRshington Post.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Troy IN u LIS known.

Troy, y. Y, is knlNn ao town OF collars and
curs, ard considering the violence with which
honest voters coarcd and cured election
day It fully deserves the name. -Pttsburg Leader.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

One Of the striking differences between
any extension of the IL" road and a
real rapid transit system would be dlf-
ference of from twenty to thirty min
utes In the time of trip from the city
Hall to Harlem.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Tie Anti-Option bill hearing goes on
as cheerfully at Washington as II the
country hadn't heard too much OF Mr..
Hatch and his dems gosic measure long
ago. Fortunately 1t goes on valnly as
well as cheerfu,ly.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

A correspondent asks what is meant by city
ring" According to Samuel j, Tidsns dehni.
tlon. II is combination OF maaagers OF both par
ties formed for public punder. Albany Times
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Indian Relies Found In Mounds.


MONTICELLO III, March s.-Tas mounds on
Camp Greek north Of Monticslio. were dug Into
by men who we're after sand TO- the new public
school bailding apd many indian skslefons ana
impismAata wtrs discovsftd fhe bones we're u
q good siHts Of pfeseyation. The PAAhs4 and
1ty. and thsse mounds ~ e tbpaEht, we're their
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Boil any kind OF meaty fish. Maiss !
cream gravy and season with shaht.
leek or chves. Serve rice, hominy oI
beans in place of potatoes and the fe
suit will, be something new for brssA
fast.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
kfndncss.

Do not be afraid OF spelling any on'
with Kindness, 1t can't be done In
stead Of spelling, 1t beauties tine char
acter. cheers the heart. and helps y
raise the burden from shoulders which
though brave. sometimes grow verJ
very tired. Let not little adversil
frighten you away. for, under the moi
'frigid exterior. there 10 always TO
found tender chord which cal,
tou,hed by kindness aud which. responu
In beautiful harmonles TO thcee lt''
acts OF courtesy that are as sunshine u
q Atr1gslinS plant.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
A Loose Outer Wrap.

The latest from Paris Is loose Out
wrap. Of paiest mauve satiu brocad
provided with hugely puffed sleeves
amethyst velvet, dropping under cpd
let's Of Venetian lace. 1t is bordel 4
down both sides OF the front With
wide band Of ermine. against which
loose front of the velvet stands out
bold relief This is caught In at 4
waist and throat with a large buci
of rhinestones.
Such a wrap will be found invalual
for the opera. dances and other occ
sions. when warmth may not be sac
feed for fear Of crushing the film
finery under it,
The evening world., 1894-03-09

With the Kings County towns ell neat
ly annexed. there will he Greater
Brooklyn t. take into Greater New
York This ought to please everybody
but the bosses. And It will
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Mr.. Croker. It is said. thinks of buying
a ranch In Texas. II would come handy
for lodge In case of vast wilderness
of doubt getting between him and New
ynrk
The evening world., 1894-03-09

The House Mt Washington could nut
In few moments very acceptahly by
passing the new New York AMI New
Jersey Bridge bill
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Coming styles.

The hustle is coming back. The over
skirt is here. 1t Is shawl shape, that Is.
pointed back and front and high CT on
the hips. The wasp waist is being
The evening world., 1894-03-09

In every one OF It's daily editions The
Evening World" q a Newspaper. This
y more than can be said OF any other
afternoon paper In New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
AIdrrmRnic Arithmetic.

Ten mills make one cent. ten cents one dime,
ten dimes one dollar ten hundred dollars make one
Alderman vot, any way YOU likc.-Chicago Post.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
HOUSE t!||iI|0 tS!||EiIH|0ME|

SONS wrought with a needle In va,bsh,.
Silks A ,arge rug with very lien,
ground covers the centre OF the floor
supplemented with white goa;skin u,c,
effectively distributed.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

The absence OF Tammanys Second
District leader hs created Divverence
Of opinion among the followers who have
had to stay at home
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Lunch for n Bony, skinny sh6Tki
Bread and Butter.
Salmon.
Paprika-,

Bread and Butter.
Salt. 'a'"'", r.prls-,
Hot MIX
Raspberry Bars.
Wnnuts
Cream Peppermint !
NOTE-Paprika is n mild red pepper thh !
gives relish 10 flesh. Gsh and salad. and hn
q wholesome influence on the gastric juices
Raspberry bars are made by all The
New York biscuit companies and grocen
charge about 20 cents a pound for them
Black and English walnuts are tattening %
well MS satisfying, and mint creams promote
digestion and remove the taste Of food and
cool the mouth.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

What the Senate Subcommittee tnriff
tinkers gave to the conservatives" they
took from the people.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Promoters OF the Bland selgniorage bill
are going long way to run against a
Presidential veto.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Ballot reform will not have its full
omplement Of blankets unless one OF
lem Is a pIster.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Troy seems to be awake at last. 1t is
only unfortunate that bloodshed was re-
quired to bring the awakening.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

1 From HalloD
What do they mean by silent part
nerg'"
"one who says nothing when the nrrn
goes TO smasl.."
The evening world., 1894-03-09

He is wise Chairman Wilson II he
knows his own Tariff bill as the Senate
Sub Committee has left II.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
EDITORIALLy PUT.
Missionary Croker Misunderstood.

The public seems determined to mislnterpret the
conduct NJ Dick croker, He has simply gone down
to Texas TO Eivo Mr., Hewitts ignorant southrons
4 few pointers in practical poiitics,-ChicHso Jour
The evening world., 1894-03-09
THIS IS FISH DAY.
Poor People Bountifully Supplied
at the Free Food Depot.
OYSTERS and CLAIMS Form Part oil
the Distribution.
Evidence that the Hard
Times Are Nearly Over.
Record OF People Helped.

1.-THE Evening World" Free Fund Com
mission Mt DO Murray Street, was opened
to the poor on Friday, Feb. o. Many
hundreds have visited II daily, and mp
to yesterday the total number or people
helped was SG,S1S.
Estimating on the basis OF four In n 10 N.
Iy, which fs q small average, the tota,
number OF people vLo have received sup
plies OF GOOD, wholesome food. sunhc,ent
to last at least three days, In 1890.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

SO Dan Coughlin is acquitted, at last,
IN the Cronn case. There are people
still living in Chicago who remember his
first trial
The evening world., 1894-03-09
LETTERS.

t7nn column "a open 10 eUrJoofy wNo hn' a
complaint 10 mote. a grievance to rentpdte, IN
formation % o1,e. nibtect Of general fntercs 10
d,scus or public srrioe 10 acknowledge, dnd vho
ran put TIE idea fnio less I'm 100 ~"-'s Ling
eters oannot be printed
The evening world., 1894-03-09
A Definition.

Why not begin on real rapid translt9
The evening world., 1894-03-09
A Spring Cape.

Ladies Spring capes OF black plush
with zouave fronts, over which the cape|
falls. and deep MORE collars. trlmmss|
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Won't You Stop for Brenkfast'

-. .ss....s........
Tea a la Russo.
Baked Apple.
Sweet Cream.
Goldfish Outlet.
Stewed Peaches.
Fried Hominy.
Tomato Omeiet.
Hot Cornbread.
Celery.
Coffee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

tory routes 10 and abiding upon these
Islands Ms their breeding grounds, 90
that their increase may be regularly
taken there and not elsewhere, without
euuanguring the pxiEteuce OF tbs race,
that nation, Ia virtue OF its ow nefship
o. such herd aud the islaudf, may
righuully employ Tor the protection Of
these animals against pclagic scaling,
such means as the law PERMITS 10 indi.
vidualH Tor the protection OF their
property, and that INDEPENDENTLY Of
the fight Oi property in the herd Itself,
tue United States, simply as owner OF
the fur seal, 40 long o. the industry b.
maintained by il8 authority on tho
Islands OF 81. George and 81 Paul, anu
under tho doctrine Of self protection,
mhy employ such means ~ may be
necessary TO prevent the commission OF
acts which Will inevitably result In
the speedy determination VI this race
Of animals"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The wheat area Tor 1894, IL an In.
crease Of 0 per cent over 1893.
Sir Samuel Baker London, the celr.
bTsted African explorer, 10 dead.
Ernest Lambert, assistant eiiior OF
the Forum, died ut Southern Pines, ~.
O., u phihisls.
A few men gathered In irout o, the
French Consulate, Genoa, ami stoned
the eacutchsUu over the door.
A dispatch 10 tho Standard from st.
PeiorHburg says the whole troops ia zoe
districts of WhrsAwlgui Kied are yro.
vldtd with new rifles, anu ircsh rifles
nto rapidly being manu- gc,urei In 81.
Potutsbuig, anu also arriving from
Belgium and France.
Following IN the anal score Of the
six.day bicycle race concluded nj 10 D.
M; Shuok, 1900; Waller, 1854; Mar.
Tin, 1880; Albert, lilO; Van Emherc,
liOl; Golden, 1873; Mexell, llg1; For.
ter, 1915; Homer 900; Barton, zoos;
Ashingor 070.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE WHISKY DEMON.
4 Decd Of Horror Unparalleled IN
N.bIaskds History.
FOUR LIVES ARE SACRIFICED.
Several Nights Of Carousal Ends in a
Quarrel, tho Upsetting Of Lamp
aud Death Ia the Planes.

OMAHA, Dec. 3I.-On the marble
slabs ut the city morguo lie ,be oharroi
remains OF the family Of John Cum
mings, father, motheh baby and
grandmother. They arc awaiting the
outcome Of an inquiry which the
coroner began this morning.
Nothing In Nobraska's annals ap.
proaohcs tho deed for horror. Cum.
mipgs had been In ill.health for some
time aud deliberately set fire to his
own house nnd caused the death Of
hls moihct.in.law, wife aud ono-ycar.
old baby.
Little Tommy, when asked how the
Gre originated, said: "Cummings was
sitilug on the edge Of . bed Ia the rear
room, where Mrs. Cummings also was
With the baby. Another pereOn In the
room wA8 Mrs. Fox, mother u Mrs.
Cummings, my aunt. There was fuss
about something and Cummings upset
the lamp and closed the door, c5mpell-
ing oil the inmates 10 stay there. They
erred, but he refused to let any Of them
OUT"
When Phillip Nathan, n next door
neighbour, firat saw the flames, hu mo-
tlceu Mrs, Cummings trying 70 open
tho shutters to the window OF tho bed
room. He heard her cry out and say:
"My baby l. already aiife." Soon there
after lac saw the woman envclopod 10
flames.
Denncy Sexton, who occupied
room Ia the basement OF tho house
sayt. "FOr several nights the folks VA
the room above had ioen CafOuHing.
About midnight they would begin TO
quarrel aud sometimes hgnt among
themselves for an hour aud then quiet
would be restored gradually, M u all
were exhausted. / knew they hal
great uoal Of whisky up there several
nights.
"rho trouble began early Saturday
night. The disturbance increased to.
ward midnight anu frequently ohlhs
were heard. Finally, BOme time about
u o'clock, n terrible scune commenced.
From the noise made by their heavy
shoes a. they pushed cnch other Gcroas
tue il0or, and from the manner IN
which they cuued, know they were
having desperate eight.
"Suddunly there was thud over In
tho little room 10 the north, In which
the bodies were found as N ono had
fallen. Ho did not attempt 20 rise and
i heard tho other man take several
steps and then heard n woman scream
ana then yelled "My Co.." and then
gurgled, M n being ohokcd. A moment
later another body fell ON the floor.
This was followed by crash OF heavy
glass aud l saw flames breaking out
through the small window Ia the room
where the bodies were found. For n
few minutes confusion OF oaths,
tcteams and blows could be heard la
the little room and then all was STILL"
The police are working on the case
yet but have developed nothing " dla-
pute the evidence that Cummings com.
mitiud the crime while In n Nc " In.
Sane rage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES,
The City Of Manchester Connected
With The Sea BY a Canal.
American Railroad Managers Con.
demned In England. -rapt vii.
son Catholics KiitsG.

Manchester, Jan. 1.-The great
ship oauai from Eastman to Man.
chtsier Is now an accomplished fact
ana the town of Manchester, situated
about forty miles from the sehboard,
can be reached by sea rom New YORK
about ten hours after arriving nj LAYER.
pool This means the sudden creation
Of great Port In direct communica.
ton with oil parts Of the world, close
10 and parity within the cDnnnus OF an
immengu commercial community and
surrounded by an industrial population
OF 3.4lU,OOJ.
Tue financial SUCCESS Of the en1f.
nous Undertaking seems assured. The
promoters Of the canal arc couhIont VI
their ability 10 secures very large ami
remuuetativc traffic, aud the estimates
OF profit, based upon the capital ns
proposed, were very favor.
able. Tue original capital ofss, 900, 900
has, however, now grown nearly
double that amount, anu tho nnticipa.
lions OF profit are not now 10 ssnguine
~ they formerly wero. rhat there nrr,
however, enormous Possibilities in the
traffic caunyt be disputed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02

WAsuiNUrON, Jan.l.-A determine.
tl0n Oi tuu problem OF the amount Of
water 10 be used for irrigation an the
West Is the object OF an investigation
now iu progress at tue geological sur.
voy. Tue tCiUutlo,s OF the survey
have completed Quart, showing the
mean annual fuu.oi In tho streams vi
the Unitci States. 10 was compiled
under the direction OF the gCologist, r.
IL. Newell, ana is the fret map VI ~
character over made. 10 b. the result
OF about fourteen yeafs' study, though
only since six years has the investiga-
ton teen conducted on Au extensive
scale. During tie past six years all
the large rivers In the country have
been gaugod by the survey soientisls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-02
CONGRESS PROGRAM.
The Financial Qus.,ion VIII Have 10
Nntt,

WAHniNuTON, Jan. Lit IL gonor-
ally agreed amung the Democratic
senators that the financial question
viii remain untouched Ia Congress un-
ul the taflii bill IL disposed Of
Bland also announces that he will
not try 10 get his free coinage bill up
In the House III the tariff bill 10 passed..
The Carlisle bond issue proposition
WIZ also probably give way to the
lhfill,as tie latter ~ considered matter
u primary Importance, Rnd its douls.
lon may put matters Ia such n condi-
ton ~ 10 make an Issuance OF bonds
unnecessary.
Although Congress Teoonvenes
"wednesday II 10 not likely the senate
VIII have a quorum or attempt TO
Transact any business before Monday.
Tue most Important bill on the calen.
Jar II the Federal elections bill, and
possibly speechea on THIS measure may
take up the latter half OF tho week.
The tariff debate will DO a. the out.
set auiagonizsd by the Hawaiian mat.
teli as BOulello has served notice that
no viii call up his resolution as a
privileged question, To prevent en-.
haffassment the Democrats have prao.
ucally decided to lot the Hawaiian
mailer come up Friday In the shape Of
Tue hoCfeary substitute for tho HIT
resolution anu give two days ior Ito
consideration,