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The evening world., 1895-05-09
Concerning Canary Birds Food.

To the Editor:
My wife and daughters raised twenty eight
young eanaries. and We have lost them all but
three: all died from affection of the respirs-
tory organs. have just learned 1t is from Civ.
ing them seed put up by grocery houses which
consists OF nearly all canary seed. Experts inform
me the birds should be fed upon the best black
rape seed. with the smallest sprinklins possible
Of canary seed. Those who have adopted the
latter course have met with great success. Bug
at bird stores the seed. Trusting the above may
be Of to the owners Of these sweet pets
WILLIAM SAUL. Jersey City.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Mildew.

Mildew is removed by first brushing
of any loose mildew; then a little COM
mon salt should be rubbed in. after
wards literally sprinkling with powdered
chalk and thoroughly moistening with
clean cold water. After this the arti-
cles should be slowly dried in the open
air and then rinsed: and If the marks
are not removed. the treatment should
be repeated. possibly several times, but
in tho end the mildew will be removed.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
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them to the grease in the kettle. AAa
the water and tomatoes and let oil c,o,-
slowly for two " three hours. Ada ~
much OF the Cam Juice as the saltine..
OF the pork will allow. When IL ia NJ.
time to serve, roll the three crack.r.
fine and add. Have the milk heated q.
a separate kettle and add the last tbin.
Do not allow the chowder to boil 80:
the milk Is addeu. as 1t Is very ant =.
curi.e
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Admiral Erben and his friends have
found that there II many slip between
Mayor s,rongs asking man to have
an once and Mayor strongs appointing
that same man TO the oince he would
Ike 70 have.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

~. @. c." . director At present Of the shos ana
Leather. and . director and ofaciai Of the Fourth
National Bank. without whoss approval the pr>,.
emit Viee-President Of the Shoe and Leather never
has and never will dare to utter . word q
his own. SHOE AND IsnAT1rW
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Clam ChOwder.

Forty clans. one-half pound Of fat
pork. six large onions, six large pota-
toes. three soda crackers. one quart milk,
three quarts water. one quart can Of to-
matoes. Chop the pork and put in the
kettle. When al. the grease is extracted
remove the scraps, Chop the CLAIMS fine,
also the potat ,es and onions and add
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Erooklyn's horse show opened las,
night Since the trolley lines have been
running horsefiesh doesn't come So high
In brooklyn. This may have something
70 do with the success Of last night
Brooklyn society event
The evening world., 1895-05-09
LETTERS

int eosusss 4 open 10 everybody 60 Aos Q
complaint to MAKE, a grievance to sentilate, in.
formation 10 gire, a subject Of general tnterea n
discus on public service to acknowledge. and Who
ian PCT ne idea into Ices than 100 soord2 Long
letrS cannot Be printed
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Paul Gem, the Jersey murderer. who
says he IL glad 70 be hanged, must find
II difcuIt 20 understand Dr. Buchan-
ans frame of mind. which prompts the
wife poisoner 10 want TO die Of old age
The evening world., 1895-05-09

with 10 cats, rating at nine lives each,
the show al the Garicn would count I'D
the very respectable figure Of > $50 lives
But VI course some OF the feline exhibits
nave used up portions Of their nine
chances at existence
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Change of Ba Sc.

Maid of Athens, ere We part,
Give, oh. give me back my heart;
In America III press my suit,
And get Z goodly wad to boot.
WASN'T ngton Star
The evening world., 1895-05-09

President Roosevelt, Of the new Police
Board. asks a great many questions.
II Supt. Byrn-s and the other higher
up officers had their ears TO the key
mole Of the Board room yesterday they
must have felt that new regime with
a very large y had been lnausurated.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

samuel II. Aymar. he defaultinE boob.
e<spsr Of the Shoe and Leather Bank. 4.
expsctsd 70 plead guilty to the charges
Against him In court to-day. The indict-
msat against him 10 for falslncation of
the banks books. There are seven
essats. each charging . separate ersass,
~ - ths pUAishmsnt IN each case Is
- yeAs6 lnprtgopmsat the prisoner
The evening world., 1895-05-09

~ the disappearing gums at Sandy
Hook keep on with their work there
will be come disappearing ships down
the bay. Not every boat viii escape
as the Al Foster did yesterday.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
stu Another Nellie bly,.
To the Edito

TO the EdIt0r.
Nellie BLY,. OF Tlconderoga. seems greatly wor-
ried the fact that there is another Nellie
Bly, and seems to think that she only has the
right to the name so familiar to the readers Of
THE World" There is another Nellie BLY,. .
very well known and highly esteemed young lady.
living in the city OF Holyoke, Mass,--at least she
was there about 1--WE years ago
Rrooklvu
The evening world., 1895-05-09

IAN On board were lost" An old
ne"s-line. but one alwaye bringing a
!resn weight OF sorrow. Peace TO the
tn.rty-t~o gallant sailors who want
down with the Walter Fare!
The evening world., 1895-05-09

This hat is moulded on the idea OF a
Dutch PEASANTS head dress. the jet form
ing wing like appendages starting from
the middle towards the side, where they
meet a large and beautiful mauve orchid;
rich osprey Of unusual size stands
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Owens, CoSgeshail, Reynolds ami VOL
fort betrayed the people they profess to
represent on the Greater New York bill.
As for Bradley, the getting OF reason
into or out OF him may as well be given
up as hopeless undertaking.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
4 Bcnutiful SPOT.


To The Editor;
Why do you never print anything about EiSs.
combe avenue, from One Hundred and Forty -nrst
to One Hundred and Forty-hfth street? When I
visited 1t thought 1t was such beautiful spot
with Its trees and beautiful residences.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
She Called His Blu6.

He Qondly>-My love has no end.
She tQuickly)-Hasnt IT, Well. you want to
make 4 limit mighty quick, Let 1t end with me
and 90 no further. Texas Sittings.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

mayor Strong va misled into APP
proving the BI-FartiSan Police bill. The
only com'ort 10 be drawn out Of the
situation lies IN the fact that with the
present Mayor and the Police Board
constituted by HIN no mischief can
come Of the measure. And there II to
The evening world., 1895-05-09

To-day the parade of the -Lexowed
park police. There are 200 Of them to
march and they wear the gray very
becomingly.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

country bridegroom when the bride hesitated
to pronounce the word obey" remarked to the
ofnoiating clergyman:
20 on. measter-it don't matter. can make
sr."-Tid-Bi
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Delaware and her real interests con-
tinue 10 hgurc as mere outside consid-
erations In the wrangle over United
States Senatorship
The evening world., 1895-05-09

the Evening WOrld' went too far
In setting Senator Bradley down as "a
curiosity In craftsmanship" The two
words last quoted are supcrfuous.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Remarks on the fact that the New
forks won game yesterday are de-
ferred until they have repeated tho per-
formance
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The Mclaughlin trial has begun. Dur
Ing Its progress Police Headquarters
viii be in the Court of oyer and Ter
miner.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

That deal on Police Reorganization
and the Greater New York bill should
provo a costly misdeal for the men who
made II.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Love the Leyeller,

Darling. love you" The Marquis stood with
bowed head.
''But," she protested, shyiy. ''you have a noble
name. while I have only my health and IL 900 900 4"
Love levels all ranks" he whispered.-Tid-
The evening world., 1895-05-09

A cat show In New York, n horse
show in Brooklyn and a freak show In
Albany. Times are getting better-and
worse.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Even the weather Is against the Meat
Trust The more OF the combines beef
you eat, the hotter you will be.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
No sum mer for AEitators.

We see in the business outlook unmistalabls
Indications that The ensuing summer Is bound to
be one Of the worst in the history of he coustry
Tor astatorA -chicAs9 ,DsspatoA
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Product. of One System,

The people draw long and vigorous breath Of
relief as fast as Mayor Strong bounces the Tam
many and the Plat once holders there is precious
little choice between them.--Bunalo Commercial
(Rep).
The evening world., 1895-05-09

be change Of Legislatures before the
coming OF new city administration
We may do better with the next Senate
and Assembly.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
Two sounds to the Same Name,

To the Editor;
Two brothers. named DAILY. one American born,
the other foreign, spell their names different the
pronunciation OF both being "Daylas." whioA n
proper. DALEY" or "Dayr'
THOMAS DALI.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Lou Payn recognized his time for dis
appearing when 1t got around.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The McLaughiin jury has now lasted
two days, and hope strengthens.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

A bipartisan Police Board II a grea,
deal better than q bi-pantata Police
Board
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Daes-The R.-o-;.- ana Inspector williama
Recorder. N very crri man
All verify expect
That III TAX. = trip to Japsa-
inr,-e.p. A1d my record there he may inspect!
Ny !a,s ne may fad
W.r. all in ny mind:
To the tiLe there IL . defsct
Recorder. Tn.r.'s temple there. I've heard,
BY J.psness Architect
wi!li.nA Ba, he may End that I have erreA
About houses did sreetl
Wow VOW
This thing On me may rs1seti
Chorus Of Cops
wow WOW!
Cot may see he was inoorreti
The evening world., 1895-05-09

Spring appears to have leaped plumb
Into the lap OF Summer.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

No profession can afford to lose a man
who devoted himself to 1t as DR.. John
W. Byron did to his.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

The doomed Police Justices had moth
Ing to say as TO why sentence should be
deferred.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
THEY MAKE THE SCHOOLS,

The Greater New York will not die 81
easily.
The evening world., 1895-05-09

This Is the picture OF man who
makes money. He has been appointed
Superintendent Of the PHILADELPHIA
Mint.
The evening world., 1895-05-09
A DVERTlSEMENTS in
n the Evening Edition Of
THE WORLD are taken

upon the specific guarantee
that the ayerase bona fide
paid circulation OF The EVEN
ING WORLD Is eonsidera-
bly, larger than that Of ali the
other Evening papers in New
York COMBINED. 10 wit:
The Evening Post. the Evening
Sun. the Evening News the
Evening Telegram. the Com
mercial Advertiser and the
Mail and Express.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
AN OLDER MASON STILL.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir On the twelfth page OF your issue OF last
Thursday august 29) Is article written from
Ogdensburg y Y asserting that Joel Houghton
is the Oldest Mason etc On Friday. August e. haa
a personal interview with George BiaKemah IN
Derby Conn. He was made a Mason as the
lodge records show November l3. loD. IN hihs
Hiram Lodge No. y. OF Derby. Conn; ho'a' ar"
Mason in 1872 and master OF his lodse !" ,'1
and will be ninety-six years old october 10 he
Is well and hearty for his years. In MS you"s
manhood he thought 10 be marhen ioi
short hfe and was considered rather fraa Tsa, toss
nifty years ago he a MEMBER OF me iiCu.. .t..
OF the Legislature OF Connecticut he nas "a ,n
very little medicine In his life; has neVet u.eu W
bacco or iiquor or voted the Democratic Ticket a..
10 not claim that his long life is owins NJ NJ
ne facts have stated but every ,s one Ss ,s the
his inference ] do not say tnst ne ~ ,.aj
oldest Mason now living ! have KNOWN He'A
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
THE WIDENING OF ELMsr.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Your editorial in Sundays paper on Making
Streets Wider is timely The necessity Tor WIDEN
ing Elm-st. does not exist now as much as II oid
few years ago. and will not as long as the streets
east OF Broadway are asphalted and kept in good
condition
Since Muberry-s,. was asphalted fully hity trucks
and carriages have passed through 10 one before
that time. THIS is one and / think me prlhcipa!.
reason why Broadway has few trucks In II OF
late
II the streets east OF adway are kept In good
order. the widening OF Elm-st. IL unnecessary. By
doing this from S,0oGO to NO.0o0o VIII be
saved by the city. on which Woulr nav 70 Ia'
interest. PROPEKrf-O"NEH.
New-York Sept. 2. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
1Jnblit Notices.

overhead electric known as overhead uosS'
shall be used -,
y In addition to the percentage paid by u on .ne
sale. purchaser be linh.e 10 annually INFO
the CITY Treasury for the first five years. three per cent
thereafter per cent. ~ - receipts as r.
gred by Section Gj u the General Railroad Law an1
bid will De accepted unless II be percentage hnnoH"
70 the said percentage provided by said law -
o. In view Df the failure Of the city here'ofoie III man.
the benefits expected from the SAFE oi
railroad franchises by reason Of purchasefs u,
preexs. | call attention 10 the fact that the
and his slretes far as the con.
don ~ right franchise and privilege sal ." sol
t. such corporation o pay 10 hs Uy n O., ss,daJed
damages WAY Of penalty. In the event OF tlr
bidder fulh the terms Of sale comply
with the provisions Of law pertinent thereto and construct
complete and It's railroad according 10 the piah UT
pans and upon the route and routes fixed for It's con
structsn within the designated by law for the con
OF its railroad II concerned as
all responsibility OF obtaining consents o piope'
constructing and putting In operation the SAID
railroad three after said consents shall nave
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN. That the successful bid
upon such sale Will be required 70 give adequate
security by executing writing and under seal 10
form and with such conditions and sure
requifed and approved by the Comptroller
fDg the fulhlment Of the agreement Tor the payment
such corporation shall have been agreed 10 by the
said successful bidder and Tor The commencement and
completion OF It's rairoai within the times by law desg
mated and according 10 the plan or plans ana on the
route routes ased for its construction
form %; the undertaking which Is required 70
be given by successful bidder is nov on NE In the
office of the Comptroller of the city ot New iorN &c.,,
said sale upon condition that all provisions
of law applicable said railroad shall be BY the pur
cha at sal sale duly complied with
Dated New-l ork. August 2sth ls'l - -
Comptroller.
ti,anc. ponar,nn.n, Comptroler's Office
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
THE LISTING OF LIMA OIL.
MR. KING SAYS 1T GIVES THIS CHEAPER PRoDUc
THE ADVANTAGE OVER PENNSYLVANIA.

MR. KING SAYS 1T GIVES THIS CHEAPER PRODUCT
THE ADVANTAGE OVER PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In to-day's issue OF your influential paper
notice what seems to me non-intentional mis-
leading statement OF the proceedings the Pro-
duce Exchange to change Rule 81.
Rule 35 as II originally was. reads: "All deliveries
and contracts for delivery OF petroleum and its
products under these rules. shall be OF the pro-
ducton OF the United States. unless otherwise
specified, but refined petroleum made from crude
oil OF the district known as Lima. or oil made from
crude oil OF similar quality or character. shall De
excluded"
The rule as amended is as follows
AN deliveries and contracts for delivery OF petro-
leum and its products under these rules. shall De
Of the production Of the United States, unless other
wise specified"
BY the above you see that the amendment Is no'
the listing of Lima OIL" but it permits any one
that is disposed TO substitute petroleum distilled
from Lima OIL as a good delivery in place or. and as
a substitute for the higher classed PennsyVah'a OIL
Lima oil is a suphurous and ill-smeiiing article
and cannot be refined by any known process 10
equal the PENNSYLVANIA oil. on an average It's
market value has not been 80 per cent OF "hat
Pennsylvania oil has been: 49,. -..oxros q
The passing OF me rue as as aJI' nji when refined
with the higher priced Pennsylvania OF. an oier G
words 1t brings much inferior ZERO o extra profit to
the party substituting the inferior FOR the superior
oil. -, a. 40, ne as.ah
lished by the Standard OIL Company, IS oy
(S0 cents per barrel: the value OF Penhsy'snaa oli.
as established by the same company Is slzo per
barrel ,.ouo arv handler n.
oil would have using the Lima on "a anu
bv the change IN the rule There could be no on-
lection having Lima oil listed sna soi You'd @ he
and Pennsylvana oil Pennsylvania IL Wotiu pe
fair and just but the substituting OF lima OH tIr
Pennsylvania on contracts. IS "na' We e"'"''
protest against. o.,, to rar.icula-
The people OF Europe, and Germany IN pns, th
for the last six months have protested asamSV ''g
Substituting OF Lima for Pennsylvania Oh, anu
there have been numerous protests n,aue "sa'
II IN 'he press anu ~ HUGH KING,
Columbia OIL Company. OF New-forK'
New-York August 81
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07

mortal man. and in the end his elder ms -, "a
doNn his farm too often and sent his sons out 70
work by the day for those who did not use c'"
before they crippled. - .hoy
No. sir; il Is the cuigass decanteT on the aus arrs
any sdeboard that has broken the tender.s, an who
The saloon becomes a necessity To many NO s.nui
is dead, but not buried Tor ne must nave u % H..
chre TO stay I'm In daytime where he can ~. o., ~.
undertaken .A, r,ust
IL IL the chemical side OF the science tnat h,u n1
be studied Dynamite be loaded In man IL
he can HI We a long fuse and you cannot Sc onna
danger but the explosion will come In time ioroe O
knew one OF these galvanized manikins IN ~ 80
County who had his tombstone erected WIN ~. a,'
name on it-noth.ng left but the date when 'ne ~
terry should give out Daily he went 10 SIT W, k ~ w.,
sa loon stoop and he may be there now but !, ;V ~
ask him why ne died long ahead OF the Dui.ai rs
would point Won 10 the bottle. Give your feaue.'
the chemistry side OF the question. There - Mts'e
the little Joker fingers. JOHN ;. hi'o''
BROOKLYN, Aug 81, 1888
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
MEDICINE CHESTS ON TRAINS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: law which would be greatly appreciated
by the public. particularly by those who unfortu-
natey find themselves in a railroad wreck, would
be TO compel all railroads to carry In each train
a medical chest with Instruments TO be used on
such occasions.
AT the scene OF the accident on Labor Day on
the Sea Beach Road. at which nearly threescore
people were seriously injured. several physicians
noby came to the aid OF the wounded. Ihey did
all In Their power alleviate the sunerings or the
unfortunates. but were handicapped by not having
this kind seem always TO have a tendency 10 occur
In localities where IL s almost impossible TO secure
Immediately the necessary medicines and instru-
ments. II each train carried such chest in a car
the centre OF the train as possible so as
to avoid chance OF It's being destroyed, II might
possibly be the means OF saving the life OF some
poor unfortunate who, II not killed. would Other
wise be obliged TO suffer, possibly for lie
New-York Sept. 4, 1885. III. G. w.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
TRANSFERRED BY Mr. BTE.1RD.

,,,s PROPERTY GOES TO THE COMPANY KNOWN
AS THE JAMES EvERARD BREWERlES'
James Everard. the well-known brewer. py deea
filed in the Registers Office yesterday. TRANSFERRED
10 the corporation known as the James h'e'a'u
preweries the property on the north side OF
one hundred and l6O feet east Oh
Fifth-ave. and property In One-hundred-and-t'lr'y
third and One-hundred-and-forty-fou sts-' TOT
consideration OF $4,000 The machinery and al the
apparatus used In the brewery conducted by MI.
Everard form part OF the transfer. Inc JhineS
Everard Breweres gave a mortgage 10 the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company In the sum of '21o'"o
which was filed with the deed.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
THE ISSUE IN THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In discussing the liquor question we must
not lose sight OF the main point that all temper
ance people wish TO put for ward which Is that. no
matter how much be done 10 make the saloon
more respectable by lessenirt the number or by
any restrictions that still leave It place for get
ting needless stmulants the real evil still turks In
the bottle and not In tho room any OF Its sur
roundngs
The farmer has the least liability to do injury TO
others than his family for he does not treat In
crowds nor make any tempting show His barrels
Of cider are alongside OF vinegar and he is not
tempted 10 drink too much. because II is only by
chance that he get Il. There lies the barrel.
and he can I'LL a p.tche" and put 1t in easy reach
OF his armchair. and take a jug along on Sunday.
II he Is to stay at Al-day meeting. In fact. ne
has the most free ard plausible way In the world
to let people see thar he 10 the master and not the
slave Of any stmulant. lie is. however. only Q
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07

Instances where Masons. In making such q claim
nave DIT on more than they could cnsW so ,r.o,
Coe died In Waterbury. Conn. ninety-seven years
OLD lie had been seventy-six years and more, a
Mason. We have roll OF veterans four
besides George Brakeman. the youngest OF whom
has been a Mason for sixty-seven years.
Our Masonic brethren should "go slow In max
Ing these assertions about having the Oldest
Mason AS Josh Billings said: ut Is better
not TO know so much than to know so many
things that Amt so"
WILLIAM WALLACE LEE.
Merlden. Conn., Sept z 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
A BROKEy BANKS BOOKS MISSING

Tacoma, Wash, Sept 6.-The Bank OF Tacoma,
which failed here lately. having s22s00 OF the citys
money in its possession. Is proving an enigma 10
judges. receivers and every one having anything
TO do with It. The books of the institution have
disappeared. and the most digent search has tailed
TO find them. This Is not the first time they nave
disappeared. ". b. Allen the president, went away
quietly. and he Is said 10 be in Chicago IL -
rumored that he has the books. Grattan II
Wheeler. a former cashier of the bank, departed
n
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Proposals.
Two CONTRACTORS.

rJNO CONTRACTORS.
] SEALED PROPOSALS sor the general painting. kali
somnins etc Of the NewYoFk State Arsenal. 35ths,-
Tth-ayc WORK Cry. will be- received by mail
person. up l2 O'Clock. noon Monday. September
10th the Office II the chief OF Ordnance IN sad bui
Ing which time and place they Will be opened.
The the rleit rejec; all bids
Proposals must he for the whole work
specific stions will be exhibited a the State Arsensl
3oth-st. and 7th-ave.. from Sept 9th Sept itth
tween the hours ~ II o'clock and o'clock u. IN.
BENZ. FLAGIER. Brig -Gen and Chief of ordnansA
\. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
Dnblir Noiites.

westerly side Of the highway road leading from Crows
Valley peekskii. 81.
The proposed highway road. 10 be known ss Line
No which uniform width u CO feet. ~ fee q
either side Of the centre line and
across land q SOPHIA WEBB. between the ssa
Coiabaugh Pond Road and the Peekskln koaa ana oess
mated Parcel No. 5t: containing IH Acres m"'s "
less. ..-,-x..~
All the real shown snIt map and herenbeiofs
described II 10 acquired In fee and reference mace
10 said map for detailed description os W.
premises -
FRANCIS " SCOTT.
Counsel o the Corporatlon,
No. Tryon Row.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1895-09-07
legal Notices.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT
Notice hereby given that Charles Horn-r Vormer,y
trading and doing business Charles a. Hornar a Col
OF the city OF Newark County of Essex and state ok
New Jersey, hath this day made assignment 10 thu
subscriber Of his for the equal OF his crsI
tors and that the sad creditors exhibit their re-
spect,e claims under oath Affirmation 10 the suh-
scriber at hts Law Offices 10 and 30 No 500 BruaA
Street. Newark New-Jersey WM N pRoWN
Dated. August 81 1895
Rooms 20 and 50. sOO Broad ST.. Newark NJ L