The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
FOOD IS DEARER IN LONDON
SIM an SORTS az WEATS ,RE
GHESPERTHtN IN NAN TORN.
MaFlasS CraWTSTSi's Lamar, 10 Ne Sold
Wager t:asuSr Coatraalrsea- E:uro.
R.an PtaSs ~ taRGilsh Actors fop
AlneTsvs - tsvuai SirTurm Sarlet,


,p~,,.I Cabir Dsspafoh 70 TnK suS.
tnSUcN. April 10. While American
horisskeepers complain of llSs high co~t
- nrcat and Fast sids women In New York
raid butchers shops Engli-h housskeepsr-
nave al-o b-g,m 10 discover that meat
- slowly but surely increasing in price
p-ef y rising owing to -cAnt supplies TrOm
Ins United Stale-. while mutton and bacon
are rising In sympathy with beef.
The correspondent 81 THE SUS visited
.syvral noted London shops to-day %
ascertain the current prices OT meats
" tbs vast Civil Service Stores he found
that the hest English sirloin cost 20 contss
. pound and the best American and
colonial sirloin. ~ cent?. the test English
'.rnb - cents: tho best New Zealand
's,rh ~; the bs~t English mutton. %. and
rh- best New Zealand. n: the hast English
hsron. - cents; the best Canadian and
l,anish. -; tho be-t English hams. -
,"uts, the best american. ?:
Pest fresh eggs were quoted a. 20 cents:
's-' English butter a ~: best French
lp',sr. -; best Danish. ~: BEST Irish. IL
Guinea fowls sell at Is cents each: hest
rca .ting chickens. from 81 Co 81. 50: fresh
-ild ducks. % 10 Is cents each; spring
ricksns ~ cents each. turkeys. ~ cents
rorn1
Ihes> are Tn prices prevailing in the
stores pAtroni1ed by the masses Of well
~ DO Londonens. Stores in tho fashion,
shle quarters charge ~ per cent. higher
NJ Aiueri.an Woman who kept houss
~ SsT lork recently and who now keeps
? re here said 10 the correspondent oT
~ SUN. 7 have discovered that the
.ric~s Of the chief nscessaris- Tor the
'4rle h. ro are fer lower than In New Work.
S-pscisliv meats aud bird. II u curiuts
O." fnd American sirioin and porterho'I@s
N~r' "ost l~ss than where grown
NARloN CRAwToRD's RooKs.
Marion Cra~ford's library has been
removed from sorrento to London. where
q vii he sold at auction on May and 10.
The collection of i.OO volumes h asnen-
,,Ally a writing mans library All the
rDcts are there. history and Americana
are strongly represented. showing Craw-
lords persOnal taste. Ia is not able that
modern American authors except Henry
lanes are lacking. bus Borrow. Bronte. !
vop~r and Hugo figure largely. There
: only one buok 10y Dickens ,"Our Mutual
rr'snd-'. hut Thackerly's works are com !
','s,s. only two OF Crawford's works will !
he offered. editions de luxe Of Ave Roma !
AMI -Ruless Of the SOUTH Among the
r4riiies II n folio copy OF the charter !,
granted by Charles II. TO the English !
ebony in Rhode island. printed al New
por'. X. l.. In IsH
TO WASH IHE UNWAsHEG.
Nothing dAunts I,OndOn's county !
4 a.
extraordinary powers. secured three /
Years AgO. aud hunt OUt the great un-
y asbsd L.. doctors will examine the |
: ersOns and clothing Of the inmates OF
the COMMON hdging houses. When either |
f,sInd IN q foul condition the o~nev
= ~ be compelled 10 saIbtnit himself and
bis clothing to . washing within twenty
iCuI hours
GIF1 ~ PiCTt ms REV, TTu.
Tiue vac when god form interdiCted
- examination ~ the mouths Of gft
tofs~s but no" etsys when q legacy -
offered 20 NeNCnst le-on- lyme by a wealthy
coal solicitor q. :. so masterpiece. some
, earring the names II HOlbeiD. Rubens
snd Corot. witi Sl5o.VvD for building a
alI~ry and 81? I'm toward it, maintenance.
the cityS first care 10 70 cal IN experts
- -crutmi1e the gifts. When they report
fhst the foregoing nArnes seemed 20 be
r-,i 'nius'tfahly and that only 3si ~
rha IIatnttngs are worthy Of admission 20
en- .sl'ery . majority Of the CoUn -iIlors
scite 20 deoii,Se the Legacy. The vote.
! cv ever. stood - Co -.
JAPASs roIIcr
MA-ahiFo ota. Assistant Commissioner
~ the Iapsnese police. -Ailed for New
: ssk to-day Rft.T having spent three
.eks in Investigating IN" methods u
..-o1Isnd kat The japanese police
b -t~ri ~ 81 he reform-.i a..l Ots II travel
.,nx o study police methods in the cap5tai-
urop@ ana the chief cities Of the [ nited
tstee
nov IUDoE uAISoR COZ uEtSNs.
NPyor tsaynor = address To- Cl~-gymen
n Fhi~h be stated that ~ was easy - oh
lam drinks in England On SUNDAY during
'H' hours when saloons ar cloSed has
4-.ussd many denials ENCir. officials
bat Mr. GAyncT - mistaken or ~
4. ..'ty oG selling I. half truth Anybody
- obtain q drink UI SUNDAY " he II a
VA Gie traveller. To - such " -
cured utIly that he travel three Uils-
'n' cffcisl said that Nr Gaynor uBdoubt-
.iy gp' drills during prohitIted hoIr-.
20 "uly becauss the zsloonists recugniz.-i
p, American accent and knew he must he
.pua ~. traveller The license Of a
On Keeper would be revoked n he
cd anybody but hons nd. traveller
'-.E prohibited hours. ficenB-s are
alusbls - allow saloon esp&rs o. he
'"' tel 10 sysdie the Law
IHINGs THEAIEfCn
80 'Il-ngsr and Joseph Brooks ssileh
-1- fork today after hIIstling for
= .'.t here Slrer- they saw all the new
$50 while ~ London ETlanger. Froh-
sage aud Brooks closed a deal
D. ting four American theatres ~
~ 60 the performance % English
- 1'In~n,al plays by English players.
3D.. Tres are IN NSv York. Boston
i!-'Ghia and Chica %. which wall thus
'-, nppoTi nifty 10 SEE the latest
--. plsys performed by English
'-isugsr - enthusiastic over the
.-. 90 lie scheme He aid Mr. Froh-
..-''r'-.I 80 rsuh riays saA ;slayss=