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The evening world., 1894-07-10
NOBLEMAN AND CROOK
Doc Cooks Case Postponed Un-
til Next Friday Morning.
Accused Of Forging an Order for a
Pass on August Belmont
Said to BE Member of q Titled
English Family.

Henry Cook, alias Cecil Cook, and
as DOC COOK, the English gentleman
who Wns arrested yesterday on the
churge oi forging the nam. of frank D..
BOND. President of tho Chicago. Mil
waukec anu st. Paul Railway. 10 an up-
picatiUn for pass to August Belmont,
Of the Louisville and Nashville i;aiiway,
was arraign.d in the Tombs Police Court
this morning.
The prisoner was in custody OF Head
quarters Detectives Golden and Mont
sumcry, and although preserving many
of the evidences OF the gentle origin he
boasts. n night under lock and Key had
gone roughly with him and he appeared
rather rumpled.
Cook Is nearly forty years old-a zoe d.
looking man, with blond, curling hair
Ind mustache and neat attire. His linen
md satin tie were originally white. but
they were discolored with per.piration
Ind neglect.
He would not say n word, and his at
.orney, Daniel O'Reilly. promptly con-
nation until 40 O'clock friday morning.
IL IL not probable that he Will be able
% furnish the $1,000 bail required.
The boy Michael Mlcnlis. VINO car
rled the note applying for the puss and
was followed by the detectives until he
joined Cook was released, the police be-
ing satisfied that he In an innocent school
boy VINO knew nothing VI the erranj
Iron which he was sent.
Lawyer O'Reilly, who defended Cook
- few months ago when he was sent
% Eing Sling for passing bogus checks,
ana was subsequently pardoned by Gov.
GLOVER, Knows Xouu ueai Oh COOKS his
tory. He gays his client IL a nobiemsn
Sho has run through n fortune and was
once Il surgeon IN the british army.
He has been reduced by adversely to
many desperate turns, but in this case
Is lawyer believes him innocent.
Coot's story Is that a few days ago he
As approached by "A friend who wanted
pass to New Orleans. Cook applied to
Jersey City friend OF influence to get
ne pass. Yesterday he received from
HIS friend u note telling him to go to
August Belmont with an inclossd uppli-
alton.
He did not know that the application
bore the forged signature OF Mr.. Bond
lie does not remember the names Of
these friends, except that the man In
iays that he lves with his wife at 1896
south Fourth street. brooklyn, but the
nuiice. who have not yet visited that ad-
iress, doubt the truth of It.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Pigeon PIE.

Clean and truss three or four pigeons.
rub the outside and IN with q mixture
Of pepper and sait rub the inside with
bit OF butter. ana MI II with n
broad-and-butter stuffins or mashed
potatoes; sew up the slit, but
ter tho sldaa Of Tin basin OF pud-
ding dish. aud limo lthe uides only) with
pie paste. rolled to quarter OF az inch
thickness. lay The birds in: for three
large tame pigeons, cut quarter OF q
pound OF sweet butter and put II over
them, strew over . large teaspoonful OF
salt, and 4 small tsaspoonful OF pepper,
with . bunch OF finely cut parsley, II
liked; dredss large tablespoonful or
wheat -four over; put In water 70 nearly
NIL the pie; lay skewers across the TOP.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Bonnie Thornto,.s q 900 watch.

Bonnie Thornton Is said to own the
most exquisite watch In America. 1t was
made In Switzerland. took the first prize
in the watch exhibition at the Worlds
Fair and cost $1,000 II Is hunting case.
about the size of penny. with jewelled
works, and stem-winder. rim and covers
are set with seed diamonds selected from
old mine brilliants. It Is like q little sun
hurst under saslieht, and keeps perfect
time. When Mr.. James Thornton wrote
my we,theart's the Man In the
Moor." he couldn't get Is for 1t. Bonnie
Thornton sang u at Tony Pastors six
months Later ard made hit with II. In
few weeks 10000 copies were Sold and
the watch vas 9 souvenir Of the part
the played In its success.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Foul Airshafts IN Flats.

TO the Editor;
I wish to call the attention Of the Board Of
Health through your celumns to this universally
unwholesorno condition Of the sirshaf,s Of city
fats II tho middle CASA. And ak for an In
ves,izstion. Refuse Of all kinds lies .. the
bottom Of them. sending up an odcr as dis
agreeable a. IL 10 unhealthy. Directly COM
mun!eatinT with and furnishing the only air to
DO obtained in tho sleeping rooms above. II .
personal complaint IL made TO the landlord he
takes no notice OF Il. and II you apply directly
to ths Health Department you incur his dis.
pleasure to such an ezten. that existence on his
premises Is e!mop. intoierabls think It would
DO VOL Tor the Board to personally inspect
these disease breeders before We have another
''hot wave" II would add much to tho COM
fort OF ONE OF MANY SUFFERERS.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
EARNINGS of Artists Models.

Models work hard and earn very small
pay. The regular rate in the art schools
Ia Sc 10 cents Ar hour. or $40 a week for
six days work 81 four hours each. II
no complaints are made by the art stu.
dents or class monitor the model sets
a % yer cent. premium Good days. are
few and far eps It. for the poses are
twenty-five m nutos long with only five
minutes rest. and In difficult positions
more than human nature cain endure.
To get Of the pose an instant or to
keep It In lazy manner provokes COM
plant. and although the croaker may be
the veriest bungler 1t counts against the
poor model who may be trying to earn
an honest livelihood.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Business-Ltke, Not Lsdy.Like.

A prominent Gitixen Of Chicago. who
10 in town waiting for his ship to come
in. states that there are more girl type
writer's in that city than the State OF
Illinois could employ. Talent at IS Is a
drug in the labor market. These girls
are fairly Intelligent. and many mer-
chants prefer them to experienced
clerks. for the reason that they have
less assurance and fewer bad habits to
break. He Is Of the opinion that "the
commercial women get brighter and
holder every season; they have better
business qualities. but fewer feminine
attractions; more business-llke. but not
so lady.liks as twenty years ago"
The evening world., 1894-07-10
DOCHARTY AFTER OFFICE.
He Has strong Political Backing
for the ShrieyaIty.

Augustus T. Dochsrty, Secretary OF
the Dock Board and former Register, is
working to get the Tammany nomina-
ton for Sheriff. He has begun his can
vass at home. In the Eleventh District.
or which he Is a resident. where he is
trying to "set up the delegates.
DoCharty has a strong hacker In his
father-ln-law. Edward kearney, the as
iistant Iammany leader OF the Eleventh
laws interests at headquarters.
Kearney Ia Scannell man. and Scan
nell Is Il Croker man and Kearneys po-
litical running mate as leader. Dochartv
has been wanting an elective Office FOR
some time, anu nothing short or the nom
ination for T5.0Co-a-year place viii
satisfy him.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Curling o.,r,ch Feathers,

To curl ostrich feathers have a dull
knife. with the top followed out near
the point. II you are going to make a
business OF It. Hold your feather over
u FIRE. but not sufficiently near to scorch
It, shaking 1t gently until warm; then
holding the feather In the left hand.
place the fibrs OF the feather between
the thumb and knife edge and draw 1t
along quickly, curling the emo only.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Hot Kidney. with Tomatoes.

rake TWO mutton kidneys, ta,r firm anal
red tomatoes. two ounces Of butter on,l
eeaspoonful Of flour. one-half ,easpoonful'
or salt. one-fourth pint OF water. on.
small lump Of sugar and a few dr>ons ~
vinegar, Skin tho kidneys and c,r then,
INTO very small square pieces. Nix the
hour pepper and salt together on u piec.
OF paper and toss tho pieces Of kidneye
Ill this; melt the buc:er IN saucepar
ana when 1t Is quite hot add the kidney
&C.. and stir over the lire for about av,
minutes. Four on the water. sugar and
vinegar. When 1t bolts lay the prepared
tomatoes on top OF the kidney. pun a lid
IN tho pan and cook slowly for ten min.
utcs. Have ready slice OF bread
freshly toaster and hot. prick Il with
FORK. Pour the kidney and gravy over
this and put one whole tomato at eac,,
corner OF the toust TO prepare the
tomatoes, dip each ON, into boiling
water, then remove the stalk and skin
without breaking the tosaato.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
IL the nod Nsoessnry7
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
highly cultivated and thoushtful lady b
teacher In tho city public schoois commenting
upon their management. said that their efficiency
Rad been decreased A least 30 per cent since
the aboiiehnent Of corporal punishment. Said this
lady: There In no more certain or msrc.fu
method OF enforcing attention And obedience than
by means Of the rod do not believe In dsie.
satins this function 10 tho frinoipai. Each
teacher should conquer her own pupil. The
Switch instead Of the rattan and Il should be
applied to the scat instead Of the hand. I have
often had bad boys. SUPPOSED to be incorrisibl"
thank me after a severe correction and bsclms
good studenta But the whipping should DO pri.
vate." What DO tho readers Of The EYsnlne
World think O. this propcsition7 1t would b
interesting to know. 9. N.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
S235,10O CLAIMED.
Alleged Damages Caused by the
Opening OF Lexington Avenue.

Claims amounting to ssS5, 100 for dam
ages TO property by reason of opening
Lexington avenue from Nnety-seyenth
street to one Hundred and Second street
have been filed against the city as FOL
lu"r..
Murray rIm Bank. slsoOo; ,rob,
Schreyc', $500; George F. Iohn,on,
50, Jo; Maggie A. Coleman. tci. 700; Frank
X. fIoughton. SI. 40u
We'll AZ tho Tamnany court, has ,lTIGsr,
taken 10 collect these amounts Tor tie
claimant Wv
The evening world., 1894-07-10
A Fakir with Genius.

To the Editor:
A newsboy ca Staten laland Just ~ dusk yenter.
day svinced genius fer pure bluR that will land
him high on the ladder OF fame " The destroying
ANGEL aiows him to attain middle ase. Ne came
along In the middle Of the street tn. houses arc
perched upon high terraces He followed HIS cry
Of ''wextrai wextra! Full account OF the riotr'
with a shrii whistle. to which he would shout
"Al rght" Then he would scsmper half way up
the terrace steps. stop, say Thank you. SIR"
scamper noisily down to the street and renew his
cry. whistle. reply and pretend to sell another
paper, The whistle. Of course. was supposed to
be q call from a would-be purchaser. He very
aoon convinced the natives that they must hus,i.
II they desired to rartnks OF his stock and he
very soon sold out, The 'wextra" vas the resu-
lar edition Of an evening paper.
OCEAN f,REEzEs
The evening world., 1894-07-10
winnie's First Romance.


In Harlem fat. On the opposite side 10 where
very pretty young man iivsa I have made
the acquaintance Of hls family. but an not
acquainted with him. have ''tumblsd head orsr
heeis'' In love With him. and have guessed
the same Of him. flo tries to attract
my attention in every possible way, but ~ ~
are not Gir,s. Il sscms very hard. Once he
apolosi.sd for an sccidsut which happened. and
that Ia tho first last and only limo he ever
spoke 10 ne. although Ne rnset three snd fsuf
times a day. lUyo him with all my heart
and soui. though It Be love at frs. sight. Who
shall speak arst? viii some OF your kind road.
ers tell me what 10 dot WINNIE"
The evening world., 1894-07-10
This Happens 0ften.
To the Editor

To the EdItofi
Some evenings since In = cable car On Tenth
avenue from Washington Gridse several couple
Of young men and women. who were heavily
loaded with High bridge beer. acted and talked
oaensively. and one Of the s!hs tried 10 sing
In u msudiih voice. . nasty. obscene soas To
my mind the exhibition vas intensely disgusting.
Is not the railroad company bound In some way
to protect respectable people from such foul
mouthed drunken loafersi The conductor made
no effort to qusli the disturbance. but really
added his smiling approval Had been In charge
of tho car upon that occasion am very sure that
two or three of the drunken nuisances dncudins
the female sonsstress) would have been dumped
without ceremony and in double quick time In the
middle Of the highway. COMMON DECENCY.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Tomato Rice.

Tomoto rice Is as good as Il is pretty,
Boil half pound of rice in some we'll
favored stock with an onion. soup herboI
q few peppercorns. three cloves and q.
blade q mace; when tender. lift out
these. slice an onion. pull It into rings
And fry golden brown In little butter
and STIR this into the rice witt, a half
pint Of tomato con serve or reduced and
seasoned tomato pulp strained to free 1t
from seeds. Season with cayenne and
salt. and serve. A broad garlic is added
70 the rice while cooking and to the onion
while frying. but for American palates
II will generally ne sufficient to rub tho
bottom Of the saucepan with q Glove OF
garlic.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Conflicting reports as to the health OF

Conflicting reports as TO the health %
the Pope are sent out at regular in
terval1, not only from Rome. but from
other news centres. II is true all the
time, Of course, that His Holiness is all
aged man, that he has been worn by
disease and that he feels more than
would strong man in his prime the
oares and strain OF his high and re-
spohsible position. From the most re-
liable reports OF his condition. however.
there does not seem to be any immediate
danger Of his. sudden removal. This
should be gratifying 10 Americans, even
outside Of the church' Of Rome. since
The evening world., 1894-07-10
The Wedding session,

In entering the church the ushers com.
first, then the bridesmaids. walking two
by two, then the maid Of honor alone.
and then the bride on the arm of her
nearest male relative. In cHnine out the
bride and bridegroom are the first, the maid
Of honor next, with the best man. and US
ually the bridesmaids. each walking with
an usher. say usually. because some
times the bridesmaids walk out together
AZ they came In. with the ushers behind
them.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
May Prosecute Capt. Hyde.

Assistant United sts,.s District A,,or,., Mr,.
in charge O. the criminal department o. the Dis
lrict Attorneys once, to-day received the testi.
niouy taken at the ihSestis Cation OF the James d.
Eicol disaster. On ihis testimony the s,san,
Of srpss earelsssnsss In on srioadins the TUG. II
Mr.. Mott arrives at the same ooncusloa Il 10
eriminai negligence.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Fair aDd Magic lantern.

To Inc LuIi0f'
lrHivscd pleas find proceeds NJ n fair and
magic lantern show amounting 10 50. held Il,
ga E-tt ono Hundred md Eighteenth street.
Hoping I. win maha acme child veil and happy
WI rrc '
LIZZIE ShLTER WILLIAM ShiTEE,
lluN Tl11DTsON. GEORGE ENdEL,
ADAM ShLTEl, ANNA eLEEMAN
The evening world., 1894-07-10
TO, burglar. Artct Candy.

Two boy burglars William Dillon, ten years
It'd, OF .ss ives, rinSsi,,h street. and Jane,
lark. thirteen years old of az West Ftny.sixth
rect, were Committed to the care Of Agent
wilson. of the Gerry Society. to-day. on . charge
= burglary They were arraisned ~ prisoners
the Icrkville Police Court this morning by
policeman Oft OF the West Forty seventh street
tstion. charged with having broken the show
e indow NJ william SLAMS andy store. $40 West
ifty-ninth street, last nisht NTH bnck.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Fair On the block.

10 Lht EuitDr:
F!enGe add lnclosed SO % the set BsLl.s'
Fund. which amount Is the proceeds OF q fair
held on the block during cool hours three ia a
last week. Allow Us through your valuable papor
20 thank our kind patrons.
Grace Power Emily barrett,
Robert Harry, Bion gchutt
kanh!r Kstg. PIoreucs Power
Anna brrtett, Anita barry.
May corey. Ada areer
Amsterdam avenue, between eeyeDty fourth and
Seventy NTH htrteta.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

New York Clty's municipal issues are
30 utterly distinct from those of State or
National campaigns that the plea for
separate elections needs no argument
among men understanding the situation
Only local bosses, ringsters and nego:
tiators Of deals" have reasons for ad-
vocating the continuance of the present
system OF combined elections.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Crab FrittePs.

For o one-pound can Use two eggs well
beaten: q good half teaoup Of milk.
lump Of butter sise Of an esq tmeited,.
a pinch of cayenne pepper and four table,
spoonfuls OF powdered cracker. Mix with
the crab meat and fry in butter. This
makes seven good sized fritterH.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Ivy on the Dinner Table.

Pots OF ivy are cultivated by New
fork florists for table decorat ton. Sew
e.sl plants arc clustered SO as to cover
the earth. and growth Ia forced from the
stem. Creeping Charley. Wandering
Jew. tho green variety. and all the
rnosses ana small ferns are effective.
Foliage IL usually better than cut flowers
for the dining room. where sarory and
scented odors may not make the most
agreeable bouduet,
The evening world., 1894-07-10

Notwithstanding Elbrdse 7. Gegry's objections
Major oiroy to-day granted a permit 10 sig-
rosr-od Elise I.oisset TO appear at Terrace Gsr.
den IN q part that requires her presence a the
stage for . few minutes Onl', MI Gerry SAID lie
did not favor tho idea Of Chiidren appearing on
the stage In hot weather. but Mayor uIlrCy
thought II would do no harm TO Elise,
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Outdoor Fair.

To the EiItor.
inolosad pleano find "a. the receipts Of an out
door fair held in front Of houses tie reside In
=! and @2S East ono Hundred and twenty. third
street Saturday morning for the Sick Babies
Fund. and we hope and wish Il will helm TO re-
relieve the poor babies.
MABEL HOWE, TEsglE RDWS
Ma MILLER. JOSEPH hoWE,
CHARLES HOWE
The evening world., 1894-07-10

New York has outsrown its municipal
garments. II has been bosseG CT. OF the
line OF municipal progress. Under the
rule OF awakened good citizenship 1t will
begin to acquire equipments and faclli-
ties commensurate with its importance
as splendid centre OF industry. wealth
and population. 1t will have real rapid
transit. a police signal and patrol wagon
service. free public baths all the year
round-and 1t will burn its garbage.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

"Sixty years married - Bless the
happy couple who can, with full hearts.
celebrate the anniversary coming at the
end OF such period. Marriage Is not
a failure while such matings of hearts
and hands are in evidence.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

by . pretty well-established method Of
Approximation. founded on the number
Of names in the new directory, New York
% estimated to have present popuia-
don OF about $4,000 people. 1t gets to
be greater New York every moment.
Its people will be to blame IL It does
not become a better one in the immediate
future. This town is too big and too
important and too good at heart to be
bozsei into the depths of corruption.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
A Little Entertainment,

To tHe EdII0r:
lnclosed please hnd postal note for &C. g. 10 be
applied to the Sick lahies Fund. proceeds OF an
entertainment given by
ELSIE MUMMY. BESsIE MUMMY
NATHAN MtNDf. jr, FLOYD VANDERBILT,
GRACE MCNDY. ETHFl. MORTON
MahI lrIghtnn- &
The evening world., 1894-07-10
RnspEerry Cordial.

Real raspberry cordial is prepared by
MASKING four quarts of ripe berries In
a etone jar with one pound Of white
sugar. Pour over them one quart of the
best cider vinegar. and set the jar In
the hot sunshine for four hours, after
which the mixture IL strained. bottled
and sealed. Lay the bottles on their
sides In cool cellar, and for drinking
mix In the proportions OF two table,
spoonfuls to tumbler OF iced water.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
suusMeY Coguetry.

Down by the yea. where the bottom
rates on the top floor Of the Summer
hotel are sS5 week. the wives and
daughters Of divided families affect the
most bewitchins nonsense at breakfast.
The bouquet round-waist Of brilliant
silk II worn with q muslin skirt, . rib
The evening world., 1894-07-10

1t would not have been surrender, or
even retreat, IL the Pullman Company
had consented to hear that committee
Of fiye proposed by the Chicago City
Council. The peremptory refusal was
neither polite nor courteous. Whatever
the opinion as to what had gone before
the public majority will be against the
Company on this point.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
A Fair Held IN HObOkep.
To the EdIlor:

To the EdIor:
Hearing there wsrs SO many sick babies in New
York We thought We would try and help them
by holding a fair at 1908 Par; avenue Our re.
oeiptr amounted TO 81. which please find In
closed. HATTIE rOASE
ANNA DELL FRANCIS
HATTIE BRIaqs.
L
The evening world., 1894-07-10
sachets for the Bureau Dravsrs

It Is thoroughly nice arrangement -
have a set Of sscllets for ones bureau
drawers. Make them Of quilted satin.
AND Nil with powdered orris root. which
gives that delicious violet odor. Have
In sises 10 hold handkerohicfs. gloves
and underclothinE.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Bath beach Helpers.


To tho Editor:
Enclosed pissse find 500 procseds OF n fair for
the beneht OF your Sick Babies Fund given at
her parents cottage bay Twentieth street bath
bea'h, u" y, by Marsartta de Garrendia as
sisted by Mabel Holins, Hattie Darsiey and BABY
Ruth Hoffman,.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

bon stock is tied in the back. u ribbon
belt Is fastened in front and ribbon
fllet tied on the side. On her way to
the table the Summer coquette goes
down the long dining-room with n posy
In each of her beautiful hands. pretend
Ing to be completely absorbed by
little pansy blossom" She literally
walks in beauty, and knows 1t.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Carlo Association Election.

The C. W. Carlo Association has elected IN.
following officers: Henry T. Hesso. President: q.
Ditmsr. First vlce-Presideut; Frank u. HOLMAN,
Second Vice PRESIDENT J. Josephs. Recording
secretaryi Paul Dlekey,, rinsneisl ssere,sr,i
House Committee; Joseph Murphy. sergeant-at
Arms o. W. Carlo. ,. Murray and A. Blumsn-
The evening world., 1894-07-10

Machine Republicans are reported as
not wanting Joseph II. Choate for a
Gubernatorial candidate. In the present
state OF public feeling regarding ma
chimes and bosses, this cannot be re-
garded ss wholly unfortunate for Mr.
Chnats
The evening world., 1894-07-10

the policy Of the present PontlH has
been we'll demonstrated to be one of
consistent regard for the progress and
welfare of this Republic.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Feebie-Minded Man Mi..,,..

4 general alarm has been sent out for Martin
Fischer, a German. eighty years old, of 4o4 West
Thirtieth street. He left his daughters home at
he sddress given yesterday afternoon and has
rot since been seen His mind was some hat
,nected. and his relatives feel that some mI.hap
has befallen him, "f
The evening world., 1894-07-10

70 the Editor
inclosed please and 81 for thu Sick Babies'
Fund, with bc.: wishes for future srcce.
G. a
The evening world., 1894-07-10

tBp Associated Press.D
at LOUIS, July 10.-Philip jackson, who
illed william Mitchell q colored pr.le-nghter
hrse ~eehs ago, was acquitted In the Court
~ Criminal Correction OF the charge OF murder
the second degree. The evidence showed that
he killing was In selt-defenss.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Etlna's Birtlh,lay,

70 the Editor:
inclosed please and u for the Sick BAH Is
Fund. Again my treat on my seventh birthday
EDNA d
The evening world., 1894-07-10
CITY'S DEBT GROWING.

II Has Increased near'y s4,OoO,OOO
stace Jan. 4 Last.
According to the latest financial state
ment the city debt increased 81, Goo, 900
during June last and nearly $4,000, 90
since The beginning OF the year.
The net funded debt Of the city is
u04, 100. 6SLN
The evening world., 1894-07-10
THIS II q Tea Down.

There are nle-lons pieces Of Sc. SIM
In the market. Many Of them are DOT
worth making UP In u dresses. They are
fairly serviceab,e as skirts, they make
nice dressing Jackets and lounge coats.
and pretty tea gowns IL the expense q
The evening world., 1894-07-10

IL the House stands firm and true to
the people the Senate can be forced into
line on the tariff issue.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

Labor cannot. any more than can
capital. AFFORD 10 abuse the strength
that Is in union.