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The evening world., 1894-02-21
HUNTED BY HER MOTHER.
Burns, n CiRnrette-Maker,
of Theft.

Lizzie Burns, n pretty cigarette-maker
and tobncco-stripper. was held this
morning by Justice Koch, at the York
Vile Police Court. in $1,000 bail for trial
on n charge of theft. The complaint was
made by Isaiah l.. Hill, of 2O9 East Thirty
eighth street. a friend of her parents.
Lizzie has not been living a; home for
some weeks, stopping in n furnished
room at 3i4 Fast Thirty-siXth street.
She called At Hills house "A few nights
ago. and when she left. IL Is alleged.
she took a bundle Of clothing which she
pawned at "A Second avenue. She was
hunted down by her mother last night
and arrested,
The evening world., 1894-02-21
MRS. HOWE REJOICES.
II Her Husband Comes to InJurs
Her, He'll Find her Prepared.

my Associated Press)
BOSTON, Feb. 2.-Mrs. 1thamar Howe
said to-day regarding the verdict in the
Howe-Woodruff case:
Il am greatly pleased with the result
The decision was n just one. Not only
does 1t vindlcate an innocent man. but
1t clears my name az well.
II realize how cruel 1t may seem at
being pleased over my husbands de
feat but he has never been my true pro-
tector. and If the public knew him as l
do It's criticism of me would not be
harsh.
'"The suit has severed me from Mr..
Howe forever. l will not ask for a d.
vorce, but | will ask for separate main
tenancc. He made pretty violent threats
to me. which he said he would carry out
II he lost the case against Mr.. Woodruff.
but II he dares to come to my house, and
shows any disposition to injure me. i
will be prepared to defend myself
The evening world., 1894-02-21
The New Glove,

The new glove has a touch Of scarlet
about 1t. Whether 1t shades on tan,
pearl gray or delicate green, 1t is bound
with a narrow line Of bright scarlet
and is fastened by four big scarlet bone
buttons. 1t is really the most exclusive
glove in the market and sold at a price
equally as Exclusive" These gloves are
for street wear and the theatre and are
fashioned with glace kid. Long suede
gloves in all the delicate shades. with the
backs finely embroidered in white silk or
in the same color as the glove itself, are
still the vogue for evening wear.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
HURT BY AN EXPLOSION.
Chicago Horse Kicks an Oilcnn I'm
BlackSmith's Shop.
(Dy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Feb. a.-An unruly horse
kicked over a large can of gasoline at
Patrick Ryan's blacksmith shop yester-
day, and as a result one man Is in the
hospital suffering with burns which will
probably cause his death. and seven
others were badly burned about the hands
and face. Ryan's shop was filled with
customers when u big bay horse kicked
the can, and part of its contents We're
thrown upon a fire near by.
An explosion followed, and the twenty
hora"- in the place began to kick in iii
directions. The shop took fire. but the
flames were soon eNtinRuishel. Every
mar in lne place was burned. Frank
Bour was burned fatally.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
JOHN KNEUTH DISCHARGED
Justice Welde Lectures the Wife's
Lawyer, Who Cnused the Arrest

John Kueuth. of 2Oo6 l-2 First avenue,
arrested on n warrant charging him with
abandonment, was discharged from Gus
tody this morning by Justice Welde in
the Harlem Police Court.
Kueuth Is being sued for divorce by his
wife. HIS attorney. John Munzinger,
now under indictment by the Grand
Jury, said that the arrest was al out
rage. and an effort on the part OF Mrs.
Kueuth's lawyer. Jacob Levy. to preju-
dice the case before Judge McAdam.
who Will hear her claim for alimony
on March !.
In dismissing the charge. Justice Welde
lectured Attorney Levy soundly.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Chocolate Tartlets.

Make some small pastry cases, ana Ill
with the following pastry cream: Mix
the yollks Of three eggs with one spoon
full Of sifted Gour. then add gradually
three-quarters of a pint of boiling milk
and a little salt. Stir all together over
the fire until 1t begins to thicken, and
sticks to the SPOON. Heat and skim wei
two ounces Of fresh butter. stirring TIL
1t ceases to hiss, then leave 1t to color q
little. Stir 1t in to the eustard with two
ounces Of grated chocolate, one ounce
sifted sugar, and two ounces Of crushed
macaroons. This may be used either hot
or cold.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Another incontestabls proof OF ths
rapid advance Of the Japanese In civili'
zation Of the West is the following ad-
vertisement. which appeared in a Toxic
paper recently: "A, young lady wishes 10
get married. She is very beautiful. has
a rosy face, which Is surrounded by dark
curly halr. Her eyebrows show the
form OF the half moon. and the mouth
Is small and pretty. She is also very
rich. well read enough to admire inc
flowers In the daytime at h side Or
companion. oil at night to sing to tns
stars In heaven. The man whom 30.
will choose must also be young. hana-
some and well educated. and be ready y
share the same grave with her.'s
The evening world., 1894-02-21
IS "TOBY" AN INcENDIARY?
Staten Island Police Make One Ar
rest and Promise Others.

WEST NEW BRIGHTON. s.. l., Feb.
H.-Joseph German, twenty-five years old,
known generally as Toby" is locked
up in Police Station No. 2 charged with
setting fire to the stable of John
O'Reilly, on Richmond street, Sunday
night last.
1t Is believed that there Is an organ
lied gang of incendiaries operating along
the north shore of Staten Island, and
the police, under the leadership of
Sergts. Cobb and Drummond, expect to
have them under lock and key before
many days.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

That was an ominous gathering of un-
employed men which took possession OF
the State House In Boston yesterday,
az told at length In the 8 O'Clock Edition
Of 1.-THE Evening World" 1t was
fortunate alike for labor and the
Commonwealth that no actual Vio-
lence resulted. Even In these hard
times, men should resist the temp
tations oratorically set before them by
reckless agitators like the Swift and
Casson who addressed that crowd on
BEACON Hin.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Woman Found Drowned.

Shortly after 7 o'clock this morning the body
OF an unknown woman was found In the Gowanus
Canal. at Third avenue and Fourth street. Brooklyn.
1t Was taken to the Morgue. The woman was about
i~ory-hvs years old. Of medium build. light COM
pleXion. brown hair and apparently an Italian.
She wore n black jersey. blue and black waist,
black and white striped dress. red stockings and
low shoes, A shawl was thrown over her head
and tied under her chin. The police found no
marks Of violence on her body.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Mr.. PickeI Must Come Forward

-
Mr.. PickeI Must Come Forward.
To the Editor:
I do not wish TO criticiss Peter Rudolph Pickefs
letter. but I wish to ~criticise some Of his recent
criticisms OF his popular letter. Nothing since
Nellie Dly's trip around the world has created
such q Juror. This letter has been copied by
many papers out OF the city and editorially COM
mented upon. Mr.. Pickeis letter will not be
soon forgotten. Those who have criticised II have
spoken. they knew not what Of. Fools never
pirate so loud as when their theme Is OF the'r
betters." Is an old adage. People have assaiied
Mr.. PicSel's letter. they know not why. They
jump tho fence because they have seen some one
else go over. ! consider Mr.. Plckel's letter q
great one. and THE Evening World deserves
great credit for advancing such popular ideas.
II the ideas are simply idIotic, as one writer
SAYS, why have they been so widely copied. Mr..
Pickel's women. Over Population and Work"
letter Is one Of which the wiscst man might we'll
he proud. II gives us a great forecast OF what
Americas future will be II something Is not
done to remedy the condition OF affairs. Like
Mr.. Bradley. and many others I have been anxious
to know something OF this letter writer. Can't
THE Evening World tell Its readers who he ISL
I hope TO live to know who this Pickel. who has
reused everybody's curiosity. Is. Evening WORLD
please tell US. PHOEBE CARY JOHNSON.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
To the Editor:

To The Editor:
In answer to Golden. jr.." England has the
best organized trades unions In the world. but her
free trade system compels lower wages than here.
Though our unions are more feeble through petty
jealousies and political ambitions OF the,I,esdL
ers, yet protection enables them to receive higher
wages. The more S,ter there Ia In the well the
more you can get OUT OF 1t. Germany. though q
protected country. does not countenancs trade.
unions. Golden. jr.'s'' statement that this coun-
try manufactures double that OF England is q
heavy argument on the side Of protection. Trades
Unions must be considered in these debates on pro.
lection and free trade. as they are q necessary
part OF Industrial conditions. @, q,
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Not only is a whisk broom a necessity
in every household, but a stiff brush
fills a no less important place. Every
m knows how difficult 1t is to re-
move the dirt that collects on the bot
tom of her frock after a walk in our
winter weather and our city streets.
This will not yield to any broom, but II
may be successfully attacked with n
brush and will quite disappear.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Remedy for bronchial Asthma.

To the Editor:
I would advise 'Thermidor." who asks for q
remedy for bronchial asthma. to try a bronchial
kettle. and place the end of the perforated spout
(Which is two or three feet long) In close COM
munication with the patients mouth. A few
hours with this during the day or night will help
to loosen the phlesm and make breathing easier.
no matter whether the patient is In . lying or
sitting position. The kettle is like . large ordi-
nary kettle. with a long. attachable spout, with
a perforated top. FIJI three parts with water
and keep 1t boiling as long as necessary: would
not advise Its use more than three or four hours
at a time. AZ the atmosphere would get too
moist. Another simple remedy is the Juice OF
one lemon. squeezed into q tablespoonful of honey;
mix well tosethe. and take a teaspoonful occa-
sionally. KAT MoUsTAKI. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Commissioned Andrews consulted the
padrones again yesterday. This makes
an ~aggravating addition to n list OF Of
lenses which was already such as to
demand his immediate removal from
office. He and the padrones must go.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
SEVEN YOUNG MIGRANTS.
Caught by Gerry Society Omcers
Late Last Night.

Officers King and Agnew. Of the Gerry
Society, made n raid at IL o'clock last
night and gathered in seven boys and
three girls in the neighborhood of City
Hall Park.
h children varied In age from five
to seven years. SOM of them were
sleeping in alleyways and over steam
registers. In the Tombs Police Court
this morning the girls were turned over
to their parents and the boys were re-
handed to the care OF the Society.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

An interesting fac-simile OF a letter
from Street-Cleaning Commissioner An
drews, addressed to Mr.. Edward Romme,
is printed in another column. Mr.. Romme
Is not Il padrone, but he does know Of a
lot OF deserving men who want work,
and ne offered TO furnish l.4OO Of them TO
Mr.. Andrews Department. It will be
remembered that the Commissioner. as
an excuse for his resort to the padrones,
said he could not otherwise get the men
NJ wanted promptly together at the time
thoy were needed. Now he says to Mr..
Rpmmes "A very large number OF men
~ pirsred- but We cap employ only
The evening world., 1894-02-21

State Senator Robertson's bill giving
the Governor power of appointment and
removal over the Superintendent of Ell
mira Reformatory meets the demand
imperatively set forth by the develop
ments in the Brockway case. 1t ought
TO be sure OF prompt passage in both
houses at Albany.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
For Fancy Work.

An embroidery frame for the finest
fancy work Is made Of a small hoop,
over which the work is stretched and
then secured by a little strap n buckle.
The work is held taut and can be moved
as required. while the whole thing is
light and little enough to hold easily
upon the lap.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

TO The Editor:
have read with interest the letters In THE
Evening World with reference to the expenses
Of a married man. To ind out for myself (havins
had serious Intentions of entering the married
state). I told my sister. who is a widow with one
child. that I would like to experiment for one
week and ascertain for my self the actual cost Of
maintaining a small family. my wages being SIS
a week. She was willing. She had 4 suit OF
four rooms, for which she paid Sl4 = month.
Well. I paid her rent for one week and bought all
her coal and wood and meat and groceries. and
paid for her laundry work and my own, &C. At
tho end OF the seven days l found that out OF the
SIS there remained but l.o3. So. as l m a mod
est man and have decided objections to adopting
the costume OF the South Sea Islanders. I anne to
the conclusion that I would remain single and
wear clothes. NJ. G.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
More Love Than Salary.

To the Editor:
When a young man proposes to a young lady is
It proper for her to ask the young man the
amount OF salary he receives weekly! ! say no,
1t is not a proper question for a nice young lady
to ask? 1t would be all right II she did not love
him. and only wanted to marry him for the
fun Of the thing. l despise a young girl who
would ask such a question. Let ~ g." do a. /
do. I'm going to propose next week. II my love
wants to know how much I get . week. III say
$40. ! love her too much TO lose her. D.. d.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
ST. LOUIS HAS A PARKHURST,
Rev.. MIR. Tyrrell to Begin n Crusade
Against Evil Resorts.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2l.-Rev. Frank C.
pastor of the Central Christian
Church and Chairman of the Law and
Order League. will begin active work
to-day in the matter of closing the i'm
moral resorts of tire city.
He will not be content with exposing
the resorts OF the city, but will bring to
light those who profit. ever in an In
direct way, by them.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Pennsylvania's Republican majority,
given in yesterdays election for q
Congressman-at-Large. is estimated at
from 15O. 900 to 1856. 900. The prediction
that in this instance the Dutch would
again take Holland il amply justified.
There win be no contest.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Grocery and Tea Clerks Union.

To the Editor:
Having seen a statement that the grocery
clerks OF New York have no union. the under
signed wish to ac1uaint you that they are active
members OF the first and only Grocery and Tea
Clerks Association In the city and county OF
New York. and any young man wishing to be-
come a member can do so by coming to our meet
ing. which takes place at s p. NJ. every FIRST
and third Sunday OF the month at 80 East
Twenty-third street. This organization Is benevo-
lent only. paying ~ par week, and giving free
Doctors treatment to every sick member.
FRANK s~PADELBAUER,
HENRY W. NELTZEN,
JOHN NJ, VoLLMERT.
Committee. United Grocery and Tea Clerks Asso-
citation.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

those that are required" II appears
that the words should have been but
we can employ only those who divide
with the padrones.' The thicker the
facts come out, the worse appears the
position In which Mr.. Andrews has placed
himself. He and his padrones must 20.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
BAKER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Christopher Dittmar stood Before n
Mirror When He shot.

Christopher Dittmar. a baker. fifty
years old, shot himself In the mouth at his
home, 246 East one Hundred and TWEEN
ty-frst street. shortly before 10 o'clock
this morning. The wound was fatal.
Dittmar stood before a mirror as he
fired the shot.
yaars aSo and since theep bbaas" SSeeS t wv
able to work. He had been living with
a sister. Mrs. William Baumeister.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

McKane's pensive sadness is Indicative
only of that sort Of penitence which is
inspired by the sight of prison doors.
Free from the laws chains. forged
abou him through his own misdoings,
he would be rudy and INSCRIPTIONS as
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Fruit Salad.

At a fashionable luncheon recently
the first course consisted OF a fruit
salad, which was served In Or
ange skins. from which the con-
tents had been removed, cut In the
shape Of baskets. with arched handles
over the top. and filled with chopped
pineapple. thinly sliced bananas. white
grapes. cut in two and seeded. the pulp
and juice Of the orange and Jamaica
MIN
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Not Good Form.

It cannot be too strongly emphasizes
that pink dinners" yellow dinners,s
''violet luncheons'' and the like are not
good style.' although they are contin-
ually recommended to the public BY
writer's on decoration. Yellow satin rib.
bon and yellow tissue paper flowers can
never take the place with people who
know of the spotless napery. brilliantly
polished silver and immaculate crystal
Of a well-kept table.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

such. It IL not pleasant or re%assuring
to find that a mere technically can
stand between n felony and the law.
Technicalities were intended to save the
innocent. not to protect the guilty.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Only Lazy Women Expect II.


T NJ III
The woman in good health who expects her hus.
band to get up mornings and make the fire while
she lies In bed 10 too lazy to live. II 10 a
woman's plaee-not q mans to make nres. Ths
idea Of calling men brutes. &c.. Just because they
don't encourage laEiness. is ridiculous. Nobody
could have a better husband than I have. but
mot a Molly around the kitchen. LILY D..
The evening world., 1894-02-21
None of Them Thinks of Tint.

How many Of the Representatives engaged In
the amusement OF the vanishing auorums consider
that they are earning their salaries and per-
forming the work for which they were sent to
Congress:-Kansas City star.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

There Is reason to believe that Mr..
Platt has heard from Syracuse. His
man Belden's candidate for Mayor was
turned down there yesterday by an in
dependent Republican. The Democratic
nominee got more votes than the Platt-
ite. and. in fact, came within 275 OF
carrying the city. This moral Is sharply
nninfad
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Coroner's Verdict on May brooklyn
IN AasoelAted HTess

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2l.-The coro-
ner's jury held an inquest on the body of
May Brooklyn. the actress. who COM
mitted suicide. and decided that she
died FROM the effects OF q dose of CARROLL
70 acid administered with suicidal intent.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

1t has been the boast of this Republic
that it has never failed to produce the
man for the hour. Where is he in the
United States Senate. In this hour OF
hours?
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Defect Easily Reached.

The only thing the matter with the 'nvenGer
OF Valiant is that his head Is still on his shout
ders- Even this defect is likely soon to be rene
died. San Francisco Examiner.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Child Kills a Playmate.

SARDINIA. N. r.. Feb. sl-sadis Mason. aged
ave ysArl daughter Of Charles Mason. while play
ing IN the hopss Of Charles Rogers, q nsighbor,
Yesterday, Wa ahot N the breast ana killed by
one g NJ. hnsslsa eaiitfsn. eleven ye.rs cid
Ing that 4 vsz Loaded
The evening world., 1894-02-21

No quorum in the House. no tariff
action in the Senate. The Congress is
Just now the despair of the nation.
Where is a leader with a trumpet call
to wake up the representatives OF the
nanpIao
The evening world., 1894-02-21

II Is shown that John Y. McKsne Is not as re-
iis,ous as he VAS thought to be. This will be an
unwelcome disclosure to people not as religious
as they ought to be.-Syracuss Standard.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

No man with a taste for manly sports
a afford to miss Saturday nights
carnival at the Madison Square Garden.
And while he can satisfy his own appe-
lite by buying a ticket, the money goes
for free bread to help stay the appetltes
OF the poor. This is your great oppor-
tunity to help yourself and 1.-THE
Worlds" Bread Fund at one and the
same time. on most reasonable terms.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
A Real Protective Tariff.

The Wilson Tariff bill would confer 4 benefit
10 It would place a high tsrin on the hIdeous era
watts, four feet long by one foot wide, which are
worn nowadays by the women, Newark Adver-
tI.pr.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Gladstone realizes that It would be
wasting time to make faces at the peers
while they are making fate for them
selves,
The evening world., 1894-02-21

open in front showing a beautifully en-
broidered plastron. Corresponding en-
broidery on the sleeves and skirt, all OF
which are finished with fur. This very
stylish model will also look we'll In vieux
rose. fawn-color. violine. geranium pink.
~
The evening world., 1894-02-21

New York does not miss Croker. But
those men miss him who are going to
prison for the crimes he and his lieuten-
ants encouraged.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Congress shows no disposition either
to bridge the North River or to set the
Potomac on fire.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Rather a Good Sort.

A Newark IN. J) girl stuck q four-lnch hat
pin into a street masher, and then broke 1t of
That's tho sort OF terror pin she s.-rhiladelphia
Record.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

OF the finding Of many bombs In Paris
the Inhabitants of that much-worried
city would like to see an early end.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

The vanishing padrone is the thing for
New York. With no temperance.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

They are giving the dogs good names
Mt Madison Square Garden this week.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

This days record should include the
story Of another victory for Greater
New York. at Albany.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
LETTERS.

INT column 10 open TO everybody trao has a
complaint n NAH, a grievance TO rcntpak. in
formation % gre, a Sibjoct Of general tnferea 10
dtscuss or a public serpics 10 acknowledge. and sOho
can pul The idea into ieas TIN 100 words Long
eizs cannot be printed
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Can nothing induce the United States
Senate to rise to the occasion?
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Our Women Not Impolite.

To the Editor:
must confess that 'coroaA'' 10 away on u
ssying that all tho ladies' of Nov yorn ass inpe-
iita. Corona win ana 20 many females d Nos
Yorii that are thorough isfiss IN every tszpe1l u
he OF shs VAN nad aasvhsfs slaaI yacAk
The evening world., 1894-02-21
An Afternoon Gown.

This afternoon gown In made OF Nile
green velvet trimmed with marten sable
and elaborate embroidery wrought with
gold and pearls and appllques Of mordore
velvet The bodice Is made to describe a
closely hitting Jacket outlined with fur.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
Trades Unions and the Tariff.

Committee. United Grocery and Tea Clerks Ass
citation.
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