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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
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merit an Die Stinft0pfe Der Gbineien, bic
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fen bur6aus ni6t abbtelten, Die 9auptita6t
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biel gefGbrlt6er iperben birften, ais Dem
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til9ung bon 6unberttauie nben 0itrfte gar
balo baS 3neibeinige &anonenfutter nt6t
nte6r aufgebradt iuer6en f0nnen. Mlan miro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
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tpnr6e, bas NIT etnem braunen Safte gez
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
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The evening world., 1888-09-01
PATERsON's BASEBALL TREAT.
The Game Between the "Evcnins World D
Newsies and Delaware Juniors.

Game Between the "Evonins World ,,
Newsies and Delaware Juniors.
Arrangements were completed yesterday
for the two games Of baseball between THn
EVENING WoRLD's Newsboy nine and the
Delaware Juniors, which are TO be played on
the Olympic Baseball Grounds In Paterson
Monday morning and afternoon. The morn
ing game will be called ct 10 O'Clock.
The prospect Of these games has caused
quite q stir in Paterson baseball circles and
the baseball cranks who are quite numerous
there, are looking for o rare treat. They
will not be disappointed, either, for the
teams are very evenly matched and play OK
traordinarily good ball, as was clearly shown
by their recent contest the first of the series
in Paterson.
The results of the games on Monday will
decide tho. superiority of one min or the
other for this season, and all Paterson will
take q day of to see the contests.
The games will form no inconsiderable part
Of the celebration Of Labor Day.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Henry, has she completely bewitched
you? / have spoken to you twice, and you
have not answered me-"
Perciyal turned to answer, feeling a blush
creep over his usually pale face, and inwardly
invoking a Madison upon his own tell;tale
blood when, all at once, a fearful cry, loud
and ominous. arose upon the air.
He turned again towards the bathers. TIT
golden Lacked dolphin had disappeared, and
there was n great and Mortified cry Of The
undercurrent the undercurrent !"
Perciyal was an expert swimmer. In an
instant his coat was thrown aside and he was
in the midst of the breakers, dashing away
madly towards the object of his love and
solicitude. Once-before he reached the spot
whore she had disappeared-he caught a
glimpse of the bright yellow dress she wore
then lost it, then caught it again, grasped it,
and went with it under the greedy wave.
But he was strong of arm and warm of heart.
He emerged from the troacherous waters,
The evening world., 1888-09-01
THE WORLD; SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER I, 1883.

miles from here. The coal Is brought up
8, 800 feet out Of the earth. II has 70 be
broken and cleaned end put into the cars.
Now, after all this, a ton Of coal doesn't cost
much more than O load Of gravel from mp the
North River.
"Some OF the companies want TO advance
the price Of coal, but II there Is any. advance
e. com Mps Ss G are opposea to Sn i. = ss sIS SssS,
October and November are, Of course, the
active months for coal. The first ha;f Of the
years business 10 quieter and prices are
earlier. The month Of August was an un-
usually active one, and even in July there
was quite q little activity in coal. More
anthracite coal has been mined this year than
ever before.
" In ten years, at the rate of universal de-
mand and supply, the coal region will be I'M
able to meet II at the present prices. More
breakers would have to be put down. The
price of q breaker is $3.50, 900, and they are
points where the coal is brought up. Who're
coal would have to be produced faster it
would be necessary to increase the breakers,
and that would be SO much additional ex-
pense. The coal fields will not be exhausted
foi 100 years.
Goal is not 80 much q field for specula-
ton on the part of individual dealers since
this very difficulty of storing it stands in the
way of accumulating very large amounts. A
man can't go and buy q square to store his
coal in. A coal-yard is an expensive sort Of
thing. 1t is large, it must be fenced in, and
there must be men to watch it,"
The fact which stands out prominently is
that it pays to lay in ones coal early in the
season. as already, since July, there have
been two advances in the price, and another
is expected before the LIST of October.
In fact, under the pressure of an unusually
heavy demand, the wholesale rates on coal
have already been advanced 10 cents per ton
on CRATE or broken, and 10 cents per ton on
egg and chestnut and stove sizes.
Mr.. Williams. of Williams 4 Peters, said
this morning that the cause of the advance
was attributable to the short supply, result
ing from the long strike in the Lehigh region
and in the Wyoming Valley.
Freight rates have advanced on the rail
10 cents a ton, and the supply in this market
is materially, affected by q lack of cars.
There is no change in the boat rates from
Port Liberty and Elizabethport to this har-
Dor,
The small advance in cargo prices does not
| yet materially affect the retail market rates.
Retail dealers are now drawing on supplies
! purchased at summer figures, and wholesalers
are unable to fill old orders wit anything
like promptness.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Is f%abulously rich, and. as you see. very
beautiful. If it were not for one drawback
/ should advise you to fall in love with her,
Henry"
And what is that pray !"
1.-THE drawback is. that in case she marries
again, she forfeits ali her fortune"
never could marry her. Avenel, with or
without that proviso," said Henry.
was not aware that you are engaged"
am not engaged. But 1 am poor, and I
would not be guilty of the OF even
would not be the means Of bringing q splen-
did m like her down to my level Of
penury." q,
"TRat last would be rather unpleasant, I
confess. But / cannot see any meanness IN q
man marrying a rich wife if he can love her
we'll enough. And l don't think she would
be very hard TO loye-do you ?"
II cannot tell, I am sure. never having
tried" said Henry, with great frigidity.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

bearing on one arm the apparently lifeless
form Of her he had risked his own life to
save.
Two days after this occurrence Henry
Percival was pacing the moonlit beach alone:
why did ! ever come here 2" he asked
| have made a public spectacle of my
self, do ! not leavep Everybody saw me kiss
her as / brought her out of the water, and
the pews of my absurd presumption Is sure
10 reach her ears. Tomorrow morning.
Henry Percival, you take the boat for home"
He looked up from his survey OF the sands
as he said this, his eye seeking the direction
of her window. He did not see the window,
however. for there, right before HIM,
the arm of o lady's maid, stood her smiling
and blushing self.
Mr.. Percival," said she. holding out her
hand, Z" have found you at last. But. hay
ing found you, / am ut \ loss how to thank
The evening world., 1888-09-01
h World Moves"

Maintained Calico. when his tormentors raoked him for
advocating the true system of Copsrnieus. Certain fol-
lies hold out. however. against the illumination Of dis
coyery and experience. There are hosts Of people who.
because they have adopt ed certain principles. continue
to swAllow them to their dying day In defiance OF tho
laws Of common sense. Mercury. drastic purgatiyes.
super potent narcotics aud sedAtiVes. though they have
given ground before tho Irresistible progress of Hostel
tsr's Stomach Bitters. a national. painless remedy for
disorders of the liver. the stomach and the bowels. still
continue to make ambulAting apotheoAries' shops OF
many stomAchs. The symptoms of liver trouble are easily
rsmsdiable without any abdominal disturbance with thus
beuefoent Alterstivs. So also are constipation. sicE
headache, heartburn and an inability TO digest sAtisiAc-
tonly. 1t eures fever and Ague. rheumatism and kidney
trouble.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Henry Perclval was very proud. He in
herited pride from his mother, who, having
married against the wishes of her family and
been cast off by them on that account had
refused to mention them, even to her son.
You need ask me no questions about my
family, Henry" she would say, coolly, in re-
ply to his questions (: q they are nothing to
YOU. Your fathers name and the admitted
talents you inherit from him are quite suf-
icient to you. And you have, besides, your
mother's love and prayers-your mother,
who takes pride in no other name than that
of Percival."
Henry stood upon the beach, watching, in
company with his friend Avenel. the crowd
of morning batherS. Isabel Banyard's glori-
ous black ewes glowed all the darker for the
contrast between them and the bright bird
Of paradise- colored robe she wore, which
also brought into the most charming relief
her clear, olive complexion and dark bands
of ripping hair.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
Answers TO Correspondents.

r. q. NJ, Boston Labor Day, Sept 8. IL q legal
holiday in this state. The Custom-House 10 open
between Q aud 10 O'Clock In the morning Of thar day
for the entrance and clearance Of vessels.
NJ j. IA 25-cent piece of 1853 without arrows
and without rays Is quoted by dealers at -, and
with arrows and with rays Ii worth but Q few cents
more than its face value.
Z. d. Mel. The best way to learn to become an
engineer IL to obtain q position as nremsn under
some capable engineer and to study dynamics and
the steam engine from some rudimentary work.
When you feel qualified to run an engine go to Po-
lice Headquarters, 800 Mulberry street, and make
application for an engineers certificate. Upon
passing the regulation examination you Will receive
the papers empowering you 10 take charge OF q
steam engine.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Harry Dixey, Gus Heckler, De Wolf Hopper.
Digby Bell and Others are arranging n baseball
game between well-known comedians on tho stage
and the newspaper fraternity. Each OF the daily
papers is to be represented on the nine. President
Day has given the the use OF the Polo
Grounds for Friday afternoon, Sept. =. The AFFAIR
Is being arranged for the benenr or Mr.. Carl
Rankin, late end man with Dockstader's MinBlrels,
delphia.
All the minstrel, operate and theatrical pro-
fensionals are taking interest In the game. The
comedians nine viii probably be made up OF De
Wolf Hopper, Digby Bell, frank Wilson, Henry
K. Dixey, Jimmy Powers, Billy Hoey, Charles
Reed, EDDY French and Gus Bruno. Manager John
McCaull will act n scorer.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
The Danger OF Washing.

A little girl had been playing in the street
until she had become pretty well covered
with dust. In trying to wash it off she didn't
use water enough to prevent the dust rolling
up in little balls upon her arms. In her
trouble she applied to her brother, a little
older than herself, for a solution of the mys-
terry. 1t was explained at once-to his salts
faction at least. Why, SIS, you're made of
self all awayl" This opinion, coming from
an elder brother, was decisive, and the wash
ing was discontinued.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Wrestler Roeber Wants n Fair Show.
To:fhs Editor OF The ErsninO World:
1, Ernest Roeber, wish to state in your
valuable paper, that at Miners Bowery
Theatre last season, ! accepted William Null
doon's challenge to throw all corners in
fifteen minutes. or forfeit $50.
When Mr.. Muldoon saw me he spoke of
making different arrangements, and | told
him that there could be no different arrange
ments made. Thereupon, the champion
answered, ~ will fix you, Dutchman; !"
and he kept his word. remained my time
and did not receive the $50 that was agreed
upon.
Seeing the challenge at the London
Theatre, where Mr.. Muldoon offers to throw
all Corners in fifteen minutes, or forfeit $25,
/ tried to show the public again that he could
not throw me. l want to give him thirty
minutes. but he will not give me q show.
Yours truly, ERNEST RoEBEB,,
Champion of New York.
New York, Aug. 81.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

A very successful sociable was rendered to the
octaRons, OF the Ninth Ward, at the residence Of
Miss Grace Gillon, Ninth avenue Dancing COM
menced at 8. 80, the march being led y President
Boiand, with Miss Jennie johnson.
Among those present were MI. VIM. ker and
Miss Grace Giilon, Mr.. Fralk Hodges, Miss Maggie
Mr., Bert Berry, Miss Lydia Jones, Mr.. George
SNYDER, Miss Alice Andrews, Mr. William Quick,
Miss Mamie Simpson, MIR. James Furgeson, Miss
Nellie Bremen, MIR. James Patterson, Miss Elite
Ormond, Mr.. Frank Noirjean and Miss Sadie
Kelley.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
tended to keep secret forever. My name wa

tended to keep secret forever. My name was
Banyard."
Mother ~
Yes and l believe this friend Of yours II
the widow of my cousin"
"Can it be possible? ?"
You can soon ascertain for yourself"
Henry. you surprise me! Mary Banyard
yes, that is the name in the will. o
mother is my late husbands heir, in case
marry again."
81 Ii YOU should marry me, then, Isabel 2"
=" should marry the heirs heir, and 80
keep possession Of my property. Quite q
speculation that would BE-"
" Refuse me if you will, Isabel, but do not
mock me, for / love you utterly"
And | love you, in spite of your absurd
pride, Henry Perciyal. I have loved you all
along"
And she gave him her hand. with bswitoh-
ing frankness. They were married.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
Caught in q Trap.

Landlady seaside boarding-house)-Hasnt young
Simpkins proposed YETI
Daughter-N0 he hasn't
Landlady-How long has he been heref
Daugnter-Three weeks.
Landlady-He thinks this IL Q six-dollar-a-week
house, i guess
Daugnter-Yes, I know he does from something
he said.
Landiady-well, I'll make his bill out ct go q
week. That viii bring hum 10 terms.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Capt. Black to Preach Tariff Reform.
Capt. ". p. Black, the Chicago lawyer who 30
ably defended the condemned Anarchists, Ia in the
city and will speak at Cooper Union tonight In
behalf Of tariff reform.
Capt. Black says the graves of the Anarchists
are constantly bestrewn with flowers and are Wis
tied daily by many who either sympathize with
them or regret the course OF the authorities IN ex-
ecutinQ them.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
Very Like the Truth.

A very quick child made an observation to
her governess before me the other day, which
had n great deal of truth in it. How is it,
my dear" inquired the lady, that you do
not understand this simple thing ?" II do
not know, indeed" she answered. with Q
perplexed look but I sometimes think l
have so many things to learn that I have not
time to understand"
The evening world., 1888-09-01
Two Kinds of Dust.

A little girl in our Sunday-school, who had
been pulling her doll TO pieces during the
week, was asked by her teacher What was
Adam made of ?"-" Dust" replied the little
girl. And what was Eve made of Pr Saw
dust. y WINS the nnsMer.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
The Use of Bread.

At one of the customary school examina-
tions an urchin was asked What is the
chief use of bread ?" To which he replied.
with an archness that implied what q SIM
pleton you must be to ask such q question {:
" To spread butter on"
The evening world., 1888-09-01
THE HEIRS HEIR.

no is that charming
= creature, Avenel ?"
What Not know
Mrs. Banvard - the
belle and beauty of
the season 7"
From the depths
of my social obscurity
I have heard Of her /;
nevertheless I had no
idea she was 80 benuti-
The evening world., 1888-09-01

iua A rich Irish widow, is she not ?"
"a. Yes. She accompanied her father and
20 well pleased with society here that abe in
AuApo remain permanently, l believe. She
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Parson Eewman's old church, at Madison
avenue and Forty-fifth street, has begun to
come down under the hands of workmen who
are preparing the site for the new 5000, 900
house for the Manhattan Athletic Club. p.
] Lauretzen was successful in the competi-
ton for building plans among the architects.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
BRIGHT BITS OF CHILD TALK.

Sayings of the sages and Humorists of tho
Future.
A little boy, d%isputing with his sister re-
Gently, exclaimed, It's true, for ma says 80 f;
and if ma says 30, it is SO, if it mint So"
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Conley and Joe McAuliffe ought to make
q good fight. and McAuliife will have to show
up in pretty near first rat form to win
hlndily. How black the Australian jackson
will be to the white champions pretty soon
The evening world., 1888-09-01

What a thing it would be il John L. only
would brace up and get in shape. If he has
the will he has the physique. Over-training
never marred his powers.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
RuSINESS NOTICES.

FADED HAZE RECEIVERS IT'S YOUTHFUL
color and softness by the use of PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
GINGER ToNIC cures inward pains.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

John F. Harley, of Duncan Harrison's
"Paymaster" company was in the city yes
terday. He says that Mrs. O'Sullivan
Dimpfel. the Baltimorean society lady, now
PLAYING in THE Paymaster, " has really de-
velored dramatic talent within the past ten
days. She is to be seen in this city, Sept II,
at the Star Theatre.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
The Autumn Meeting Begins To-day with n
Splendid Programme.

Splendid Programme.
The autumn nnal six weeks Of racing under the
State law begins to-day at sheepshead Bag, with q
programme that fully sustains the reputation Of
the Coney Island Jockey Club in Its promised ex-
celence. 1t Ia understood that the betting troubles
between the representative of the club, James
Kelly and the Alliance Bookmakers' Club will in no
wise affect the betting. Twenty-Five or more
bookmakers not members Of the Alliance Club will
do business, and besides there will be the auction
and mutuel pools-the latter straight and place
so that the public will md ample accommodation
The conditions and probable starters are as follows:
FIRST Race. = Sweepstakes for all ages, at s26 each,
with 81, O0O added, OF which $3.50 to the second and 800
The evening world., 1888-09-01

sizes in an uptown resort last night. Strange,
but 6J6 is the fighters number. Mace,
Uoburn. Chambers, Edwards, Dooney Har.
ris and a lot more had heads requiring hats
of this size.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Harry Tausy. q genial comedian. whose
first success was made in Pittacus Green in
"Hazel Kirke." was engaged to appear in
Haller and Harris farce comedy Later On"
Mr.. Tansy, as soon as he got to rehearsal,
found that the part had too much singing in
it, and resigned. MY voice will give out in
the middle of the'season." he said. prophet
caily. and then where should l be p" Mr..
Tansy is wise in his generation.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

Sold everywhere. Price. CuTIcuRA. 800. soar, 25o. Z
RssoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the PORTER DRUa AHD
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
81 send for &c How 10 Curs Skin Diseases. I" "a pages,
20 Illustrations. aud 100 testim oninls.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

A swimming festival for the benefit of
Frank Pinck. the teacher at Sand Il Koenig's
baths. foot of Fifty-ffth street, East River,
will be given on Monday, Sept. 8, Sports
III at 2 p, NJ.
The evening world., 1888-09-01

CUTIcUR., thevreat Skin Cure, and CurIcupA SOAP.
an EXQUISITE skin B~eautiher, externally, and CurIouRA
REsoLvEEr. the new Blood Purifier, internally. are q
positive cure Tor every form OF Skin and Blood Disease.
from Plmplss to Scrofula.
The evening world., 1888-09-01
SORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.

SKIN ENTIRELY GONE. FLESH A Mas
OF DISEASE. LEG UNFINISHED mi
THIRD IN SIZE. CONDITION HOPE
LESS. CURED BY n cUTIcURA
RBMEDIEs.
For three years I was almost crippled with an awful
sore leg from my knee down 10 my snkis, the shin We
entirely gone, and the flesh was one mass Of disssss.
soms phy sioians pronounced IL incurable. 10 bad dinin-
iAhed about one-third the size Of the other. aud 1 was
In q hopeless condition. After trying ali kinds Of rom
dies and spending hundreds Of dollars. from which I zoe
no relief whatever. Twas persuaded TO try your Currcu-
IA REMEDIES, and the result was as follows, After
three days | noticed . decided change for the better, and
at the end of two months I was completely cured. Mr
flesh was purified and the bone (Which had been exposed
for over a year, get sound. The flesh began to grow,
and to-day. and for nearly two years past. my log 10 -
well rs ever u was. sound in every respect. and not q sign
OF the disease to be seen. Il
5. @. AHERN. Dubois. Dodge Co.. Ga.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING FROM SKIN DIS
RAISES.
1have been a terrible sufferer for years from disessssof
the skin and blood, and have been obliged to shuu pub
lie places ~ reason of my dishgurinG humors. Have had
tn, best Of physicians and spent hundreds Of dollars. but
got no relief until 1 used the CUrIcURA REMEDIES.
which have cured mo, and lett my skin as clear and my
blood as pure as q child's. IDA MAY BASS,
Olive Branch p. o.. Miss
FROM las POUNDS TO I7e POUNDS.
lhave taken several bottles Of CUTIouRA REsoLvENr
with all the results l could wish for. About tins time
List year, when commencing its use. I weighed it5
pounds. and to-day I weigh III pounds.
GEO. CAMPBtLI. Washington. d. O.
NoTE. The CUTIcURA REsoLvEST 10 beyond all doubt
the greatest blood purifier ever compounded.
oUrIcUHA. thsxrent Skin Cure. and CuTIcunA soar.
Rfpn saIvrNf. I the p Ssaus Binadi ePP ss , aaa cHTIoUnA
positive cure Tor every form OF skin and Blood Disease.