The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1911, Page 9

» GAYNOR TO GIVE ~ HEARINGS ON 25 CHANGES IN CAW Legislature Passed 117 Bills During Session Affecting New York City. Froposed changes in existing lawe af- fecting the government of this city are to be considered by Mayor Gaynor Monday at public hearings on @ batch Measures, ‘Twenty-five changes are euggested In the bills, Albany greund out 117 bille affecting New York City this session, alat year ¢he number The principal bills to be scrutinised and etudted by the Mayor are: Amending the three platoon pottee Measure 40 a8 not to affect the TraMe Baquad. Providing for @ new court-house, giv- \ ing the Board of Eatimate aix months in which to agree on a This bil! permits the locating of the proposed court-house tn City Hall Park or other city property at- discretion. The Court. House Board now has tts official eye on a eite east of Centre street and directly north of the present Municipal Butlding, The city owns this property. Authorizing the Comptroller to pay the hospital and surgical bills of Mayor Gaynor following his shooting by Gallagher. Authorizing the sale of the State arsenal at Thirty-fifth street and Sev- enth avenue and providing for a new areenal which shall be the eadquar- ters for the National Guard and the| @ A R. Removing age itmit from applicants for retirement from the Police Depart- ment after a service of twenty-five none can retire un- Ul reaching the age of fifty-five years, Providing for a steel lighthouse at Hunt's Point, to be erected and main- tained by the Federal Government. Providing that the city shall furnish Fr eye glasses free of charge |” hool children certified as) spectac! one, as at present. jon of @ Bureau of Fire Pre- lon in the Fire Department as sug- gested by Mayor Gaynor and Commis. sioners Johnson and Waldo, the bureau to be under the charge of a deputy chief. bees rege DEADLY CROSSINGS TO swan. GO ON LONG ISLAND. Two of Contracts Signed Are to Eliminate Thompson Avenue and Woodside Death Traps. ‘contracts for the ellmination of the thirty grade crossings of the Cong Teland Railroad in Queens were filed to-di President Gre: once on ralsti will spend $576,000. ‘The orossin, the three Thompson avenue crossings, oa the middle one of which two autos mobiles were crushed by a train Mon- day, resulting in the death of a chaut- feur and the injury of two women, The Woodside crossing, where seven persons were killed on July 3, will also be ellminated plans to abolish crossings on {ts main Ine, the Montauk division and the Ieland City ana Pore! Washington, » TRUST MAN FINED. Wire Combination Cases, Hens) 9 val phone Ce er Hammond, a director as well agent for the Wire and Tele- pany of America, appeared Judge Archbald in the Criminal 1 of the Unti® States Clroutt Court this morning, aded nolo contenders to t t charging him and other steel v men with having for years been er nd t uniawful combination, ‘ine accepted and Hammond was fined $1,000 whtch he patd. The fines thus tar imposed upon the forty-three defend o ha permitted to plead nolo conten grenate $48,900. There are more steel wire m ‘The plea of nolo ¢ of Richard W. Con of the Rhode Is! Shoe Company, was made attorne pnts SE HEAT KILLS IN PARIS. Metropolis Sweltering, PARIS, July 2%8.--The capital suffered to-day from a renewal of the heat wave A maximum temperature of 9 degrees Fahrenhett in the shade was recorded, Going out of town for the summer may have The World sent to them, and address changed as often as desired, Morning World, 120 per week Evening World, 6o per week Send your remittance to the Cashier L___NEW_YORK WOR! 3 oot oy, et to’ Loves a mo tage “Butrance, “aiasteal on CAGANIST wanted, “Apply at once Weat Bid Theatse, wege entrance, London a Dirty Town, Deader Than L. I. Ciiy; Paris Is Frowsy, but--- Little Old New| York Is All Right, So Eva Tanguay Doesn't Care. ‘ids and thelr mouths covered with Englishmen “Stu- ” and London Beer Is Warm;| Frenchmen Are| “Silly Dudes.” By Marguerite Mooers Marshall ‘Mies Eva Tanguay has returned from hor first intoxicating vision of the lights of London and the pleasures of Paris. and she wants it distinctly understood that she doesn't care. New auite good enough for little Eva. Miss Tanguay made this declaration at the beginning of @ chat yesterday in the Hotel Imperial. Burope has not We- | \bly disagreed with her, for she looks | » ‘Fancy!’ plump and blooming and her flyaway tures have Jost nothing in They leave the erase long and last ye: how to talk. They Just look at you and say, ‘Ah-yes!’ and ‘Ah—no!’ and “They don't seem to have any Joints to their brains, Course, they can mever s¢9 @ joke [ENGLISH CAPITAL 18 “DEADER THAN LONG ISLAND CITY.” “As for English women, positive frights. They wear the shabbiest, frumpiest clothes, p: . They don't know how to walk or how to sit gracefully. “You can travel all over London for twenty-five cents, in @ tax!, which is . I think the English soldiers are attractive, and I liked the Zoological The telephone eystem nearly drove me crazy, but the servants are . ‘They have a way of making you fee! so at home, and they are grateful for even the smallest tips. But the silly restaurants all close at half-past eleven, and on the whole London is deader than Long Island City." “Didn't you ike Parts any better?’ & fond illusion gone, st that aintive rhapsody began, “I have longed to go abroad. But I ne ways working too to take @ vacation. ply must go away, and that I'd never, never come back. arly this epring «| party of us planned a two years’ trip eee the world. This summer we “I was ten days in London and Parts, when I had @ cable that my sister was So I've come back, but I'm not one bit sorry. I must say I don't think much of Burope!'* I euggested that ehe give a bill of iste of civil service to be for five years instead of| LONDON OLD AND DIRTY AND : BEER 18 NOT COLD. Miss Tanguay sighed pensively. 4|more like New York," “The women are better looking than the English women, only they make up too ‘a @0 horribly ol4 and Buckingham Pal- ace, where the King and Queen liv, It's black and grimy and dilapl- Gated, instead of being beautiful white marble, the way you'd sup- pose it ought to be. Honest, it’s a and New York would never etand for it. Over here we don’t let buildings cet old; we tear them down bcfore they've been up ten Years and put up nicer ones. “I muppose there are people in Lon- don who have money, ¢ Borough of y with Borough Work will begin at sinking tracks at many crossings. The railroad company agrees to spend $1,500,000, while the city| gether, poverty-stricken place I ever 3:3. EVENING WORLD, on on the street In the morning dark blue streaks on their rouge, and actually wearlag pendant | diamond earrings! PARIS MAKES UP, BUT IT DOESN'T KNOW STYLE. “T want to say one thing, and that ts that we know more about clothes in New York than Parls has ever dreamed of, I didn’t buy one thing while I was there, and certainly If anybody's on the lookout for novelties I'm {t. But I didn't neo a thing I considered worth getting. “The men havi ily way of walking along the atri with thelr arms around the wome waists. It ts con. epicuous and {ll-br In my opinion. And everywhere one people doing acrobatic stunts on ti as public nulsances. “The Boise Ge Boulogne simply fon’t in it with Fifth avenue, and there’s nothirg im Paris equal to Contral Park. “Their parke are such mesry thi leaves on the ground, and they don lace, Sompytrigntfutly uncomfortable. HOTELS CAN'T COMPARE WITH THOSE OF NEW YORK. emoke tn all thi , eight years old, of No, 2191-3 Fourteenth have pretty flower bede and shrubs as assaulted by the two men. The police. we 40, There isn't a street car in the man wae mot serlousty hurt, nd the buses are so high and) ‘To Aigest the cooking one needs the stomach of an ostrich, The women FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1011." comme POLICEMAN LOSES CLUB, USES PISTOL IN FIGHT. | D A N G E . | Rate are ® menace ‘ Lung, Second Is Locked | health and property. Up. ioe first sight of a RY Oe One of His As ailants Shot Through | In a desperate fieht early to-day tn the |hatway of No. 21 Twenty-first atreot, STEARNS’ | Brooklyn, with two im Policeman | Heinrich of the Fourth avenue atatt E T | wan ansauted, had hls club taken away EL! Cc RIC RAT and ROACH | wounded man said he was William ath A | and was thrown down a fight of He pulled hts revolver and of the mon through the right i Giiver, sometimes cslied Duff, twonty- atre to the Norwegian Hos- pital in @ oritioal conditions The other in» Who was not subdued until the | reserves arrived from the Fourth ave- cueen ey ceeene | nue station, oad he was Pat Conelly. LY went to invemigate @ complaint of Kate Lewis, twenty-two, of Ne, 23 ‘Twenty-sinth atrest, that she had bee: | aw ig Furniture House! thing we don't ien't @ building in the city that is ov four stories in height, and there is compares with our leading “The orchestras in t! fe. That ts one of the fer where we are behind. But th dreadfully unoriginal, us, The French men are ailly lit dudes, absolutely unpractical. come a good American is to go abroad.” 10D oon Tue: fret Every one full 17 And you might as well try to buy a diamond as a piece of ice. could not get anything cbld. der beer and say, to be abolished include We don't care how much we pay for {t, but we want it) .' Then they'd bring us something that was the temperature of hot water. “The London policemen are the most absum things, too. e ong chin whiskers t eect my, is ae ‘The railroad company has comptetea | ! seit Nurito, oF seat North Shore division between Long Watches, Diomoads, Jewelry, 180 Broadway Open until 6 P. 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