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The evening world., 1888-06-13
WOR D

John Sherman earned 81, 900 during his nrst year
In the law and saved $500 of It
A bom,pO pipeon Released Mt liberty Va Ina,
SATURDAY. morning. reached TIA nome I'm Wes, phi.
adelnhIa. a distance of ea5,r miles within ~.
bours and nine minutes.
breaks a bone ever time he fails, IA, hon.s az,
40 brittle aa 10 spap under the slIuhteat Nov and
al,houuh only ak wears old ho nas sns,a,nsa s,T.
teen fractures of Tho arms and lega
.onsss Vi nen'uchy, VINO Is
no'eu LOT NM eioquenee aS an ORATOR. says that MS
The evening world., 1888-06-13
ENR j. HAvNoR,

HENRY J. HAvNoR. with plate-glass mir
rors and handsome furniture-just the place
to attract the patronage of the Fifth avenue
millionaires, who also find it convenient in
location.
One Of Mr.. Havnor's innovations in the
business is TO keep open all day on Sunday.
lie thinks this is q necessity to late risers,
II as a reducer of swelled Saturday night
heads he regards himself in the light of u
public benefactor. Nine men can get sham
pooed at once in his place. and the number
afternoon is something almost beyond belief.
For all this righteousness, including q
special apartment for ladies' hairdressing, he
has invested $16, 900.
Mr.. Havnor was born in Albany in 1857,
but 1t was not until five years ago that he en-
tered the barber business in this city. At
that time he ooh charge of the barber shop
i'll the Brewer House, where he remained
until he set up his present establishment, and
where he made the acquaintance of all the
shining lights in the local sporting world.
Among those whom he has had for custom
ers are Judge Brady, Judge Lawrence and
Judge Daniels, of the Supreme Court: Judge
Gildersleeve. of the Court of General Ses-
sions Chief Clerk John Sparks, Lawyer Abe
Hummell, Lew Allen, Tony Pastor, Manager
g.W. Morrisey. of the Standard Theatre: John
10. Duff and John Duff, ST.; Henry Dixey.
Ed Rice, j.. X. Emmett, Romano Brown,
Harry Kernell. Banjoist Dobson, John l..
Sullivan, who won have any one else cut
his hair when he is in town Pat Sheedy,
Henry E. Abbey. Manager Robert Schoeffel,
Marcus Mayer, Col. McAlpin, Billy Sexton,
Henry Stedeker, Joe Cotton, Sam Waddell,
Joe Crocheron, A. b.. johnson and lots of
~ternity. besides Wall street men and brokers
by the dozen.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
DIR. GREENE'S
NERvURA
TONIC,
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING AND
NYIGORATING REMEDY.
The absolutely certain cure FOR
Nervous Debility.

Sufferers from nervous debility complain Of phys,cA
and nervous weakness and exhaustion; there is prostra-
TON OF the physical strength. I tired ieeing with
NJ. inclination for exertion, and the power to work
Is diminished; the patient wakes mornings tired
and unrrfresbed; there is an, extreme nervous and
WEAkNE~s AND irritable condition; a dull,
cloudy sensation. often accom-
panied by dissgreoable feelings in the head and oyes;
the thoughts wander easily there will be gra ,usl falling
Of strength. with weakness and pam IN the back; bad
taste in the mouth mornings: the vision becomes dim,
Is frequent dizziness the nerves be- Or MIND.
come SO weakened. that the least excitement or shock
viii flush the face, bring a trenor, trembling or paipita-
tion OF the heart. There is often gloom and depression
OF tue mind. For these symptoms DIR. Greeno's Neryurs
Nerve Tonic Is a certain aud positive cure. Under the
use OF this wonderful restorative, which 10 purely veg
etable and therefore harmless, the dull eyes regain their
briliiancy, the pale look and hollow cheeks show renewed
PIN HD ylnSis3SS, he health and ]yitsi,ty,
feelings, give place to strength and yigor, the brain be-
and depression are lifted from the mind and perfect and
permanent health Is restored. IL IL an absolute specific
for nervous debility. Young men A WUNDEREUL.
with weakened nerves and e-
hausted vitality can regain their strength by its use. ID
resi- ores lost energy and Inyigorates the weakened vital
forces In old and young. No one need despair Of n cure.
" Don't fall to use this remedy. which is the greatest
medical discovery of the century. and an absolutely
certain cure will result. All druggists keep It. Price.
vURA NERVE TONIC; take no other, for this remedy
has no equal. Its disooverer. DIR. Greene, IS West llth
81. New York. the great specialist IN curing nervous and
chronic Diseases, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter. USE HIS GREAT REMEDY AND CONSULT NM
ABOUT YOUR CASE.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Iannl Ns,xa Condemned

DR.. McGlynn will discuss ''Rack-Rents " before
the Anti Poverty Society, in Cooper Union Hall,
Sunday evening.
Coroner Messemer was notified this morning of
the death OF tnree-year-old Max Adde'S, of 58l Fifth
street, who was run over by q milk driven
by Charles Holmes, of 9s Wilet street, while ut
play Ia front OF his home last night.
Lawrence Sheridan, thlrty-eight years old, OF
$40 East Thirty-fourIh street. fell from the second
story window 81 his residence to the yard az I
o'clock this morning and Was instantly killed. II
10 supposed that he was half asleep at the time.
Peter Coy and Henry F1scher are sailors. Coy
deavorinR 10 explain to Fischer how TO use 10 one
Of the barrels were discharged aud the ball entered
FiIcher,s lett hreast. The wounded hoy IL NJ Cow
srnsuT Street Hospital and Coy u locked up.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Circulation Books Always Open.
, THg TRUE DOCTRINE.

Gov. HILL adopted, inhis admirable speech
TO Tammany last night, The WoRLD's con
densed statement of the Tariff Reformers'
creed:
We favor freer trade, but not free trade"
With S25o, 900, 900 Of revenue 70 raise.
chiefly from customs duties, nobody favors or
expects free trade. But everybody, what.
ever their politics, is interested in lighter
taxes, freer trade and o wider market.
The war taxes must be clipped.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
LAST NIGHT AT THE ACADEMY.

1t was Q great starter. No mistake about that.
How the boys did cheer when Gov. Hill entered
the building.
The Academy OF Music Ia Just the place for q big
political meeting.
Tammany Hall never had q larger or moro en-.
thusiaslic meeting.
And how they did yell. wave their hats and
bandannas when the Governor was introduced.
The friends Of President Cleveland were more
than satisfied. The wlgwam il solid and true.
There were thousands of people present whose
faces were never before seen at o Tammany Hall
ratification meeting.
CommlssioDer Croker and the other Wigwam
chiefs were greatly pleased at the immense turn
out Of their followers.
What q crowdi 1t overnowed the galleries,
jammed the boxes, and standing-room on the Irv.
ing place stoop was at q premium.
Cries OF "Dan DouRherty" were constantly
heard. There was great disappointment on 90
count Of his failure to materialize. '
There were any number OF ladies present, aud
they Rraced the boxes. Many Of them waved
bandannas whenever Thurman's name was men.
toned.
W. Bourke Cockran's speech was an eloquent
one. He frequently stirred up his hearers and
they KEEP, ON interrupting him with volleys Of ap
plause.
Gov. Hill made . telling speech, and every wore
was measured by the audience. His praise o.
Cleveland was received with round after round o
applause.
One OF the questions that went floating arount
war: "Is Dan Dougherty jealous Of Bourk,
Cochran. or Ii Bourke Cochran jealous Of Dai
Dougherty :"
The galleries cheered every mention OF tarit
reform, and two-tnirds OF those who sat in tn,
galleries were workingmen.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
THE wORD.BUIT DING CONTEST.
Higher, higher, even higher
10 perfection nigherl

Widespread Interest Manifested in "Thc
Evening Worlds" Novel Feature.
Here are q few of the many letters received
by TIL EVENING World in relation to the
Word Building Contest
To Word Buiiding EdFor Epsnino World.
Glad to see that you have started the Word
Building Contest. Such q competition is
not only interesting, but extremely instruc-
tive. Both of my children are going to COM
pete. It IS as good, if not better. than a
school. CHAs. MCLEAN.
Brooklyn, Jan. IL.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
NEARING THE END.

The Emperor FRKpEnIoK's disease has OBJ
viously brought the royal sufferer near to his
foredoomed end.
From o human point of view FREDERroK's
He 10 q soldier who loves peace-the best and
safest rule for q monarch. Considering his
training and environment. he is q liberal
minded and progressive statesman who has
had Of heart the best interests Of his people.
F~nrpxRIcK's brief reign has been con-
tinually in the shadow Of death-a bitter
mockery Of imperial power and grandeur.
His death will be q release from such mental
suffering a. few men are called upon to
endure.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
CLOSE EARLY.

There will be just On much tea aud coffee
and other groceries consumed the stores
where they are sold are closed early rather
than late. irp
The grocers' profits will be increased by
the saving Of light and other incidentals of o
long evenings business.
The grocers themselves will get more time
for rest and enjoyment. and will afford their
hard-worked clerks and other employees o
chance 1t the same blessing.
Late shopping is simply the result of o
shiftless and needless habit. It is wasteful
of money and energy. Close early, all
around.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

state the above facts. ! ut merely to show to
your readers what az organization-compara-
lively small in numbers-can do for itself
and the labor movement in general when
organized on,a sound basis and imbued with
a proper spirit.
FUTURE PROSPECTS.
As to the future. the prospects are very
bright. The amount of German composition
is increasing daily, and the number Of our
unemployed decreases accordingly. The
number of non-union German compositors
in the whole country would not count more
than fifty. With further efforts and perse-
~verance, we hope to take even these into our
fold, and then we will 20 for further bene-
fits.
Higher, higher, even higher
10 perfection nigherl
is our motto and parole.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
NOW WALSH is OUT OF OFFICE.
The Newspapers Are All His Friends and
His Enemies Have Dropped Their Clubs.

The Newspapers Are All His Friends and
His Enemies Have Dropped Their Clubs.
Cashier Thomas P. Walsh, of Walsh's, II
Centre street, was in high good humor to-
day at the kindly notice which the news
papers have given him and his new enter
prise. He said ; Now hat I am out Of
Office the newspapers are all my friends
again"
Then he related that Alderman Pat
Diver had made q friendly call, adding ::
You know we have always carried clubs
when we met before"
Among the other callers were Tom COST
gan, Harry Hart, Jim Kelso, Richard A.
Cunningham, Edward Duffy, Wellesley
Smith, Aldermen Oakley. Clancy and Dowl-
ing, Michael Murphy, Judge Reilly, Com
missioner Charles Reilly. Maurice Hyland,
William F.. Couran, Lawrence Wells. Daniel
Paterson. Edward Gillen, John Carl and
Tim Mulligan.
The great opening spread has been post
poned till tomorrow afternoon.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
For the Wrapping Championship.

To the Editor of The EVENING World:
Since I won the medal offered for COM
petition by the 'West-Side Tea and Grocery
Clerks Association at the tea-wrapping con-
test last Wednesday there has been consider
able talking going on, and to give every one
a chance to show their abilities will you
please insert the following
To Whom IL mdD Concern
l hereby challenge any tea or grocery clerk
in New York or vicinity to wrap up any
number of packages of tea, coffee or sugar
for the championship medal or a sum of
money. Contest to take place at least three
weeks from date. MILES j. T1ERNEY.
427 West Forty-second street. JUNE IL.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
ANCIENT LONDON In FLAMES.
The Thrilling Spectacle which Delights
Thousands mt Manhattan Beach.

tho hriiiiu Spectocie Wnhcn DoUtghtD
Thousands mt Manhattan Beach.
Delighted thousands saw the ancient city
of London laid in ashes at Manhattan Beach
last evening.
1t was but q spectacle, but while it lasted
nothing could have seemed more beautifully
and terribly realistic. The highest art of the
scene painter. the stage manager and the
pyrotechnist had been enlisted in the effort
to produce q mighty and aw~e-inspiring his
toric spectacle, and Mr.. PAINS success was
complete.
The city of London as it appeared in 1866
was reproduced with marvellous fidelity to
detail, the vast amphitheatre showing st.
Pauls Cathedral, London Bridge n miles
of streets thronged with courtiers and citi-
gems.
The fire effects were surprisingly grand,
and must be seen to be appreciated. The
spectacle will be repeated every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening during tho
season.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Justice O'ReilIy Helps Capt. Cassidy.
Alexander Glynn and George Simpson, two
young toughs, were arraiRned by Capt. Cassidy. of
theIEldridge street station, before Juatice O'Rsilly.
at the Essex Market Police Court to-day.
"Your Honor, " said the captain, ~ desire your
help to rid my precinct OF a gang of thieves that
frequent Division street, near the Bowery. They
lie 10 wait for drunken ann, men, especially s sailors, and
they see a policeman coming the run into the
saloon at 9 Division street, and SO escape arrest 4" :.
tice, and he sent the toughs to the Workhouse for
six months each.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Wounded His Femow-seamnn.

Peter Guy, a sailor on the schooner Benjamin
Seward. landed here from China Wednesday last.
Henry Fisher, a fellow-seamau, visited Guy at his
boarding -house, so Market street, last night, and
while Guy was showing how q revolver worked
the weapon exploded and Fisher received q wound
IN the left breast, which the doctors at Gouverneur
Hospital Deliev" wiz result fatally.
Al Essex Mar et to-day Guy was held by Justice
OReilly to await the result Of Fishers wound.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

A Washington correspondent has stepped
aside from news reporting into news making
long enough to elope with and marry the
pretty girl of his choice. The freedom
of the press" forever!
The evening world., 1888-06-13

, IRON It'd bits.1
"oh. yes" remarked Ketchly, In q aelf.satisned
way. "Lulu and / will start out in married life
under very favorable circumstances. Her mother
gives NJ Q neat little home, her father furnishes II,
and her Uncle belong has stocked one Of the neat
est staoles 10 the city. Besides, Lul1 has . snug
income In her own name"
"What part do you furnish ?"
"wep-principally the name-pnneipally the
The evening world., 1888-06-13
A Guueleaa lack Tar.

While walking along RivinSton street yesterday
John Frazer. a sailor, was accosted by a man. who
told him some one wished TO see him at No. 825
Rivington street. Frazer went there, and was
robbed of his money and his gold watch aud chain.
Cornelius Flanlgan, aged twenty-one, was arrested
by Policeman Weiser and identified bv the sailor as
the man who beguiled him. At Essex Market
Court this morning he was held.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Didn't Care If the Driver DIED.

An Incident that showed a great lack Of human
sympathy occurred yesterday in the Bowery. A
Fourth avenue car was on its way downtown at
II so A. NJ, and when at Spring street the driver
became suddenly Ill. He was helped from the car
to the curbstone and there left by tue conduc-
tor to get along as best he might. No
physician was sent for. and It was not until
humane citizens took the matter in hand that the
sick man was properly cared for.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

May Contain Fifteen or Less Letters.
To World Building Editor Ev.ntno World!
Please inform me if each word in the Word
Building contest should contain the fifteen
letters of the words /" THE EVENING WORLD"
or If they may contain less.
KATE GuTMAN,
care M. q. Mayer, Box 2 1899, city.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

To Word. 1silding Editor Epening World:
There are several letter 'e's" in the name
The EVENING WORLD. Can they all be
used ? B. A. Il.
New York, June u.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

serial palace in the
Alpine. " one of the
big apartment-house
in West T%hirty-third
street. He opened his
present establishment
about q year ago. and
he may well be proud
of it, for it Is fitted up
in the most luxurious
and elaborate style,
The evening world., 1888-06-13
oELIcAclEs FOR THE TABLE.

Egg plant, 20 cents.
Plums, as cents q box.
White turnips, 8 cents.
EeIs, Is cents q pound.
Lettuce, 8 cents Q head.
Shrimp, 81. 80 per gallon.
Pineapples, IS to IS cents.
Asparagus. 10 TO 30 cents.
Tomatoes, is cents q quart.
Frogs legs, 90 cents q pound.
Best cherries, IS cents a pound.
Bananas, 30 to so cents q dozen.
Strawberries, IS TO 90 cents a box.
Best dairy butter. 20 cents 4 pound.
softshell crabs, 30 to rs cents q dozen.
Live Holsters, 8 and 10 cents q pound.
Large clans, IS cents q string; small, 10 cents.
Apricots, 25 cents q mall box, 81. % q large
hnT.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Coroners LEVY and EIpMAN both second
warmly The WoRLD'setfo to put q stop to
the reckless and fatal driving in our streets.
II few Of the men who make cases for the
Coroners can themselves be made subjects
for State prison, the slaughter rate will be
reduced.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
wsa,du't Give nj. Father Away.

IFFoR 1s1as SVftNQ8.I
Father-SO the teacher kept you IN after school
for being late this morning, did her
Tommy-Yes, sir.
hpnfI wrote you an excuse
81 know Il. but I didn't want TO uiye You away
- the teacher 30 I kept Il In my pocket"
.tHoN give me awAyfn
"n was full Of misnpelled wordR-P'
The evening world., 1888-06-13
A Confederate Tramp.

lFrom TeIds SDtin0s.l
Judge TO tramp)-You met this lady on the hiEh.
way and demanded aims Of her. and she refused
you.
Cr~iminal-Yes, Your Honor.
"And then you threatened her life"
mol I didn't do that"
you seized your bludQeon with both HANDS
ana said: : Madame, you must de- You did that
didn't your"
ayes, but I didn't threaten her life. said that
she must die, and SO she must, some time or other.
We all must die some day. Ididnt say when she
must die. / think Q great deal about death ana al
that, and"-
WEiYe years in the peniteniary..
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Let the Expressmen share the Good.
Old Friend World: q,
Won't you try and help us poor expressmen
to have and to enjoy the benefits of the Sat-
urday half holiday? Yoursl
New York, June IL. w. N. STEVENS.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Suppose that JAY GOULD should really
:" step ont " for good and all? The business
concerns Of these United States, and of this
city. would manage to jog along some way.
we uppos
The evening world., 1888-06-13

II the Giants" are in the least degree
true to name, it is time for themt brace up
and show il.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

: All lovers of sports are wondering how they
ever got along without The EVENING WoRLD's
Extras, with the fullest. earliest and latest
reports Of all the games and races.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Judge BARRETT's admonition to the absent
District-Attorney Is to be careful not to again
neglect duty for politics and junketing.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
A Swimming Cnntear.

Prof. Donaldson will have a one-mile swimming
contest, open to all amateurs, for three handsome
prizes. at Sea View Hotel, Fort Hamilton, L l.,
Saturday, June 10. at ?. N. The prizes win be
exhibited at SO Bowery.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
We Stand Corrected.

TO Word Building Editor Epsnfna World;
In the announcement of the Word Building
contest 1 notice the phrase double gold
eagle is used. Would it not be better to soy
- gold double eagle? ?" A. W.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Impure Blood

amount of suffering. Scarcely q single person is entirely
free from its effects. Hence the necessity Of . reliable
blood purifier like Hoods Sarsaparilla. which sradicates
avery impurty and gives to the blood vitality and health.
It cures ~scrofula. salt rhsum. humors, bols. pimplss
and all other affections caused by Impurities or poison
Gus germs In the blood. Hoods SArsAparills also over.
comes that tired feeling. creates an appetite. cures dys-
popsla. b,liousness and headache and builds mp the
Whole ayatem.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
A BARBER AT THE ALPINE.

Henry J. Hnvnor-His Long Experience and
ais Great List OF Noted Patrons.
One Of the gilt-edged BARRIERS Of the city ID
Henry j. Haynor. the proprietor Of the ton
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Unnecessary Trouble.


Policeman TO Brown. who Is olinging to 0 lamp
posD-shal ! help you over to your house, Mr..
DrOWnf
BFoWu-No. shunnsshy. Houah be Qic) here in
minute; can see II comm. Been round tWishe
The evening world., 1888-06-13

No; Proper Names Excluded.
To Word Butldin0 Editor Evening World!
Can geographical names be used in the
Word Building contest MA.
New York, June ~,
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Young Featherly twattinR for Miss Clara)-And
so your sister expected me to call this evening, did
she, Bobby
~Bobby-Yea, sir, 1 guess she did. I heard her
tell ma that she had set the clock an hour ahead
The evening world., 1888-06-13
or n ConsoIinE Nature.

Iron Rarpsr's Basar.1
Dumley TO widow)-And SO your husband 10"
his life by falling out of . sscond-story window
Mrs. Hobson. uv
Widow-Ah, yes, Mr.. Dumley, and was Instantly
killed. 1t was terrible, terriblel >
Dumley with a genuine attempt at conaoieti9nl
Yes, Mrs.. Hobs0n, but-er-he might have iAleh
out OF q fourth-story window, you know.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Nv All Means,

To Word. Buildtiq Editor Ersnfn0 World,
Your word contest is o great scheme.
Count me in as a competitor. Can we in
clude the words The EVENING WORLD " in
the list
The evening world., 1888-06-13

need not dwell long on the progressive
and sympathetic spirit Of our organization.
No'union or local ii need of assistance has
ever gone away from us empty handed. 1
will cite one fact, that during the struggle
for the eight-hour day in 1883 we donated to
various organizations the sum of $500 at one
meeting. sn
II IL not for the sake Of boosting that I
The evening world., 1888-06-13
No Honor in tho Ring.

Iron It'd Bitsj
Professor Hold your guard lower. mani You
want to protect yourself from body blows.
(Cogsby drops his guard and the Professor slugs
him and RECEIVERS Handsomely
Cogsby ltaking of gloves, and IN an extremely
injured tone)-I hardly think III bowther with any
more instruction. I thought was e~mplawying o
man OF veracityi
The evening world., 1888-06-13

When spelled Out, Yes.
To Word Building Editor Epenino World
Will you please let me know whether num-
bers are counted? ABRAHAM Colby,
90 Suffolk street.
New York, June IA,
The evening world., 1888-06-13
he Ceaidn't Fiji the MI.

Aged eultoE--I shail love you - long m I live.
xesns 1say-w1as I want Is s0msbOay who VIII
The evening world., 1888-06-13

||- Iron HaTpeT's BdEaT.I
my young friend, " said a lonG-haired bfookiyA
citizen. 1 am trying to learn the sense Of the com
munity IN regard 10 baseball playing on Sunday
WnI You kindly tell me what stand You takef"
- CeriaiLly, sir, " responded MS young irien%i
stand
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Mitigating Circumstances.

MaRistrate-Unde what circumstances, Unoi'
Rastus, were you induced to violate the lAwf
Uncle Rastus-Dey was mitigatin' circumstance
san; data what dey was.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

The best and most graphic account Of the great
Suburban in The EVENING WoRLD's Sporting
Extra tomorrow.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Tramps Of the Better Classs

Choliy-Bah Jove. oscah, I wish, All. the season
at Long Bwanch wouli begin, do-you-no? Pm
Just, an, dying fowl, an, dip in the sawlt watah |
Oscah-Wouldnt II be JUST, an, too chawming.
old fellahl
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Hoods s%arsapariHa

"From childhood I was troubled with pimples, and
every remedy failed till l took Hoods sarsAparnlA. I
have taken hve bottles and now the pimplss are almost
gone. my general health is much improved and 1 highly
scommend Hoods SarsapariilA," W. EVANS. A66 Lax
ington ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The evening world., 1888-06-13

No. / to No. 2-Say. Mag, have you o button
hook in yer pocketf Lend me 1t; my Shoes COM
ing on.
The evening world., 1888-06-13
Ar bird FancIsr's.

Purcnassr-can the parrot speak Spanish AAa
h3 SSalalssass-csrsalnly, No . pSlysiOa
The evening world., 1888-06-13

Horse Talk Overheard by Our specfalArtists
IRON Judged