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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19
TEMPERANCE ABROAD.

Tue Rapid Advancement OF the Cause In
tho Mother Country.
The cause of Temperance has Ger.
tainly advanced with long and rapid
strides in the mother country, and the
advance in public sentiment has pro-
duced IN amount of enthusiasm which
is extraordinary among the classes
who, only few years ago. secuted the
idea of total abstinence, and regarded
the whole Temperance movement as
a piece of impertinent fanaticism. or
ignored it as something beneath thei,
notice. When once our English
friends, and especially English Chris
tians. are convinced of the rightful-
ness of a reform, they do not mince
matters in espousing its cause and
pushing it to an issue.
The united administration in Lon
don, in favor of the Temperance move
ment, under the auspices of the Ma
tional Temperance League, signaled
the fact that, for the first time this
year all the evangelical denomina-
tons. with the exception of the Episco-
pal church, observed the fourth Sun.
day in November as Temperance
Sunday. The meeting was held in
Exeter Hall. under the presidency OF
the Bishop of London. The chairman,
in his opening address. spoke hopeful
ly of the progress of the Temperance
movement, in forming healthy pub
lie opinion and in comforting physical,
mental and spiritual blessings on the
community. and he sought to impress
upon his audience the force of person
al influence in molding sentiment and
producing permanent results in favor
OF Temperance principles and practice.
The great necessity in Temperance
work now was, not to set forth
and define its principles, but by pri-
vate example to swell the numbers OF
its adherents. to make men see as they
saw, and act rs they acted. We had
now to remove the temptation from
the man as well AS the man from the
temptation. In this matter let no
man say to himself: "What can l do?
MY influence is so small" The power
of the influence which each executed
he would never know till he stood be-
fore the judgment seat of Christ.
Rev. Hugh Price Hughes said
''every great social movement had
been carried on by Christian men; he
was convinced that the final victory
of Temperance would not be achieved
by moral suasion alone; he himself
had political convictions, but he would
heartily support any political party
which would produce good Temper
ance legislation. He believed if all
Temperance men would do the like
they would see great progress. even in
twelve months" 1t would not take
even twelve months to sweep the rum
traffic from the United States. if all
Christian men would thus consent to
yield party to principle.
DR.. Clifford. of the Baptist Union,
spoke of the great change in the minds
of ministers and churches. in regard to
this question. which had taken place
of late years. "a minister who. thirty
years ago. preached Temperance
sermon was regarded as an irritating
enthusiast and wild fanatic. and he
remembered that only twenty FIVE
years ago one of the ministers of his
own denomination refused to have his
school-room 'disgraced' by Band of
Hope meeting. All that had been
changed. To-day ninety per cent of
the students in their colleges. and =
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19
LATENT POWERS,

On. what hidden powers are lying
Deep within thy dormant VIII.
Why not rouse. lest. they dying,
Fade away-Iorever still.
'Oa. what harmon:cs are sleeping,
Oh. the son-s that might be sung,
Pocsy could set thee weeping.
Yet re or breathes through pen nor tongue
'Sweep the chords! and let their thrilling
Nibrate through thy Utmost soul,
Music all thy future filling,
Tuneful aids to reach the goal.
Paintings fair portrayed in dreaming
OF lovely land IDEAL.
Faces asgel-iike are cleaning
On thy canvass-lnake hem real.
Comes by sorrow the awalcng,
Do not dread such sorrows call:
Or. il Joy thy hand is taking
Follow free, in sweetest thral.
KindnessCs if nicer o'ertaken
Pass beyond thy power to do:
Loving words Of thine might walEcn
Noble deeds in Others, too.
Every talent has been given
by thy God for His Employ:
They who serving Him have striven.
They alone can know true joy
Mrs. yslr0,aa itali, IN =. y Ladspsnaent.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19
A National Question.

If. as the Supreme Court says. State
may make the manufacture and sale Of
liquor criminal, what unreasonable in
consistency is for Congress to provide
by law, as it now does its Internal
Revenue system, for receiving a por-
ton of the profits made by these GRIM
inals in Maine, Iowa, Kansas and Rhode
Island! Every dollar received on liquor
making or liquor-selling makes the ma
tional Government a parttceps crimi'sis.
And yet we are told this question is not
a national questionable Voice.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19
To Nominate on Washington's Birth
day.

At called meeting of the Prohibi-
ton party Executive Committee OF
Tennessee. held in Nashville the other
day, a call was issued for State Con-
vention to select delegates to the Ma
tional Convention at Indianapolis, and
to nominate a candidate for Governor.
The State Convention is TO be held in
Nashville. February %. Plans for an
active campaign were adopted.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19
Very Weak Logic.
The New York Tribune says:

The New York Tribune says:
There are probably twenty Pro-
hibitionists still within the Repub-
lican party where one has gone out
side"
The Prohibition party polled about
100000 votes in 1886, and is much
stronger than that to-day. This would
make 6,OOO,O 900 Prohibitionists inside
the Republican party, and yet that
party is waiting for public sentiment
to arise to support IN anti-saloon
policy. Connecticut Home PRO.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19

JUDGE KNAPP. of Jersey City, in
charging the grand jury recently. said
that 1000 saloons are Kept open every
Sunday in violation of Law. Regula-
zion doesn't regulate.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19

A RECENT number of the alliance
News states that in the city of Paris
alone the drink-shops have increased
from IA, 900 in 1880 to 81, COO at the
present time. France is wine coun-
try
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-01-19

DIR. A. T. SCHOFIELD. of London.
compares the moderate drinking of
stimulants to sailing on the outer cir
Gle Of whirlpool a somewhat excit-
Ing. but not wise proceeding.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Fae ehi,lese inhahissnos II Es- Tark sssv
rfonr74 p hcid Cain>ss eiss scr~- -n
Aots ssseet. ~ enlv for tAs sxrlassv. - II
sil lssnsss club men. hus sl=u - /. sas~
saure sf Cliaese sr-titert-,r> ~ -,s-->
ssicate wor< si.tte aene ~ skfll-x rhf--
Recna1les fse 1sllldinx ~ a-uzr~1-- /.
saeViral fspartn,ent - rs~-si~e ~ck sa<rress.
EhinsIre1. = 51ss scusr. a ursn8cSu.a room
srd raav ',tssr roons. incis,ss 80 a r-~+s-u-
iar depsr-s1ent rsserved Tor shs rer~sssou II
sistir yrishesi x'lsSss q shs Games. Ssloz7--
Er>aS Lrsl.A
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
BRACE Or.

You are feeling depressed. your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with headache.
you are fidgety. nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace mp. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines.
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap bad whisky. and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want i, an Alternative that win purify your
blood, start healthy action Of liver and kid
news, restore your vitality. and give you re-
newed health and aueneth, Such medi-
cine you will find in Electric Bitters. and
only 90 cents bottle. at Peck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from The dangers ot subtraction
~hile lying down. 10 breathe freely, sleep souBd-
ly and undisturbed: 10 rise refreshed head Gear.
brain active snd free from pain or ache: TO know
that no poisonous putr1d matter desies the
breath and fots away the delicate machinery OF
smell, taste ana hearing. 10 feel that the system
does not through its veins and arteries. suck up
the puison thar is sure 10 undermine and destroy,
is indeed a blessing beyond al ether human en-
ioymenis- To purchase immunity from such a
tate should be the object Of all afflicted But
those who have tried many remedies aud physi-
clans despair of relief or cure
ssNDPsED RADicAL CURE meets every phase
OF Catarrh, from "A simple head cold 10 the most
loathsome and destructive stages IL is loca and
constitutional Instant in relieving. permanent
In curing safe economical and never-failing.
sANFokBs RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, sone box OF Catarrhal
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED INHALER: all wrap
ped in one package. with treatise and rections,
and sold by all druggists for Sl00
potter DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
OUR MARKET REPORTS.


I1ly l4-Nkszl-lppeoed stro&xsr, latek os
eizaed ta3.e sll1esl ss1lIy recovered ioss fr4e<.
e,lieL 80. red Juls, esssel A4s,zst. so sc
.epsenf.sf. 49,
forc-.rhzste netlsT u1odersseis aetivs. M1xS1
ssl<ru. sgak s5,sSoat - f1tHeTs, ~, . 49,.
Pork-SIesy Aes Les sac LAO o-o aess
o. as2e9
Iard--Lus ard ea<ier seas rs1oSrc1. s. -
B1kl<r-Ste2ty aad 4l1s1 es.erns l4sslc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
GRAND KArIDs MARK ETA
Farm Prsa 90. frosa First HAD

Farm Prsdacs frosn first nsad&
clesiHg fr csy, July {.
ApE4se-s ss.l0 PEI 6xrrcL
b9EtsT-ls8i.e yer %.
cseess-slALe. lscs Ass YORK. loe; fln cream
clover seed -sssosAoo rmOshy. szsoes %
DEied Fralls-Apples eyaporsted, sssc per
psana, qazgtsrs s8oc per pound. cherries 10
isc per poand. esssbes lesi-e per pound
Esks-kteen. &C per d0z
Tfssh NsaEs-Malt0n. s7.OoSsoo. veal. 30 q
80. beef ts.f937go
cram -whes1-stsady a. Sc per ea. Tor red.
S-e ioF ralte Oats &c. Rye. '"sooc Corn
5eSelc. BARLEY, LAoSL43 per e~L
Cider ll3sc per ga.
Hides-Gfeen. 81, Csc: part cured $3.50
ersrsd, e4s@e. calf sklns. 70 Y pound. &C.
~ooi being ssIinsied 81 zbc Per pound.
Honey-l2c Per 10 strained, ioc
H0ps-le&s A. Per To-
Hay-TmOthy. yl7.5l per t0n: clover. tooo'
mixed, Si4.Oo marsh. sloyoal2n
Maple sugAr-iac per 10 for newin blocks small
cakes xtra. llal &c, syrup. 90~sleo per gal
Poullry-Chicssns losi21Se; ducks nGl1c'
F,satoes-Old. 75c: new, 500
speng Yegetsbes-Lettnee. o. per round; rad
ishes, l'c dozen Dunekess onions. l0c dozen
bonenes. splnseh. &c snshel Ell. rhuo.ro' u II
b0shel: string beans. SOC busheL
Strawberries, oo7c per quart
Straw-ss0o per toa.
Vool-The spring crop OF wool is coming In.
Unwashtd wool brings l6 and Is cents per pound,
while the washed Is quotef at 2212ic.
Wood-BlOck stove wood. 81. " . per oori
iour loot wood, siOOe5.0) per cord
Cosl-s7oo: CRATE. S.75
Lme-Grand Rapids. 75c: Ohio ooc: Pesoskey.
| 81 90
salt-75c for Saginaw or Manistee.
KeroSene-Mich. test lO1z, water white. 1l1kc.
6ssoline-l2c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Ti-e president II France r>crfv-s $4,000
f-ancs ssiarT. With Arr siiowzrr- - 400
frsr-s for his rxrsus~S He has tks paIAs-.
II rce Elvsse ss hls re<idrnce. ana ss lsazs
une park IS krrt for hrs psrasare o. uafs-
hon tv-o hund-sd thousand frzsrs sss,sunss
- ahcst zo4o -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
ErcKIrS,s ARNrcA shLrE.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupticns, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded Price 25 cents Fer box.
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Division-stx
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Jehn Miiepa. when wrislnx Hrxrxf1ss
Loss, ssus dlTissd his dav-r-rulisct. hs
wse thsn biiad whsa he russ he AesrSt
rad -hsptsr n ska Hshraw eiois. rrzs
-dan be ssu1l.sd unsil Il Altar an hoars sx-
srciss - dlned Afser diau-r hs sevut-i
hiruseif - rausic. plsvinx she ur<sn ~ anx-
ing. ard shen sesd virlg until dciocs. VI
tors NJ ressi~ef frcun . n q sh--s n. srrr--i.
sud hsvfns bad his pipe AMI glasz of wa.-r.
Ne rsfsrsl t,r shs rsrhs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

COWS a., swrve vTr1 -. rTrr-r rrAA
Dear iretie airti. cru,e 81 On usg tses,
Tn i1st a. careful "a I cp- ~,
And. Oh. 7 -eii you. cahcsly Knows
Whai fun we'd have yout pisT ~frS rsf
cc-sc ard swing With me. hirfis 5~ar,
Ratzhe sttie fawer. eorr,e ~-ing m ny kafFt
BIZ yos. httls spider. creepy and qsscer.
sfauu berter sag ana ing over thersi
rA~sv> li,tie oird - Siu-s and sfngs,
30 - dcrsnt -~en icok N nv tace;
The bFtgh- iitfie hlossorn swings and s~tnk8
Bsit stiii = sxin<s h sne sstf Ssn,- piaca>
fet shern stay ~iser- they Hfett best.
1t teern % vhst thsy'e rsfhsr DO,
10 swing - aicer t1nn Al tner~x&
6at rayte rs rsfher sn,s1i fer ~,
81 yirAofsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
HENRY +. WALSH,
STENOGRAPHER,
Office Room 60,
New HOuseman Building,

Opposite City Hall, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Take Elevator on Ottawa-st.
Official StenogrspheT of the Circuit
Court for Kent County. United States
Commissioner and Notary Public.
References, Chsncery cases, DISPOSITIONS,
DictatioR and general law work accur-
stely reported and transcripts promptly
furnished at reasonable rates,
Am Agent for Western Michigan for
the celebrated
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons contemplating the purchase
Of typewriter, should certainly call
and see the "HammonA." More Ham
moRd typerriters have been sold in
Grand Rapids during the past year than
any other. Send for circular. A com
plete stock Of typewriter supplies, car
bon paper ribbons and paper constants
ly on hand. Telephone No. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
tfaI NIGHT / srMTrEED
tstn tks skfn ~.s rec k~as esssxso
~isa sestss hss sSsss - s~sx<ss cor-
81 os tks S.xi~<rs ksxs4iss

tstn tks skfn va rs~. k~as esssxss
~hta sestss hss sysss - ~~sx<sr cor-
"a % ths e4Ei~<rs ks<ssiss
al soiEz - tsl3 10 q sss exzrsorcEnafs
change yo4 CxIlCCkA kHkEslss perforEDo< "a
ne AAeoi ses Ia x Af~a i<si ] hetiosS s>soe
red pa Ples Aks eosa1ns ezzL 81 over sy esss
o1s tso1s1l ne.elss - :, Gatn soE-s al.s a e
g ~neH seess = -ock hss spstk of rsostsl
sssstsa en snd : hiek eszas - = ayes. soossa
p<aaso sie Nehe,ss soo1 scrsseh sssss
Hixht - ] ves fss ihsas<he nsxs signi the
seeles beng torE1ed Ssaawhie, we're scfs,shec
OF ~gsiA I. ssIn AZ essslA AZ sss decsess
A. khe eS1ltry la eizt0at al AileE giving -
Al 1ePes - reoesSfs, hspFeEsd = sas "a al
fsrtssen2eoi - TIE nsy.p@g<r ss0el yolr CUsf-
cusA ksslxplss, snd psrehSsse them srom "a
/ orugg sna cbts1ne9 sln-oys imzedlsts relief
negsA " ne icS thestbs scs,s ereptloEis gTsdli
ally crppec OF and d&4pp<sred one - cue. aud
have tesa silly eossa- h@d tss dlsesss thirteen
fsiEs. ard IN ieuf 81 re ~eeks sas eutirei{
csaed NJ fisrxss sss sczs la ana Psoriasis i
peeonnsBts1 he Cty1cNsA ksNkDlas - al n
6svs sasss tsea. sss aAsns ne Tor me fnO~-
ledse Of tbeH, specially nothsn who have
bkses with scsly oruptiau< their heads sre
bodies ] cannot express IA s0fns The IbGnss -
| you Tor Whal tne CJIICEkA kEsspfss have been
| 60 me Ny body va oosefed with scales. ana
sas an a~fll spscsscle " oeheid- Now ny skin
n a. nies AEd Gear a.. a. sslyx essys 49,, ~.
September p. 1857.
February :. isss Not a trsce whatsoever az ne
| dlsease from hich suffered hss shown itself
| ssnce my cure. dEO. OOfEl.
We cannot DO justice 10 the esteem IN ~kiSh
| CtFIct EA the great kkin Cure, and CtTiCUkA
soar, an exquisite sam bs.utiher prepared frolt
II, and CUIICUFs kk>oLYEsT the Blood
\ Purifier are he'd by The thousands nlon thou
sands whose lives have been made happy by "a {
cure of sgonizins. hnpsitisitDg iching, sesly and
pimpiy diseases OF Ia skln. scalp and blood wltl
1 loss o. hau.
Sold everywhere Price CuTIcrEA. SOC; soar.
| 2Sc. RE-oIyENf, Sl Prepared by the fofTEH
| DRUG AND cHEsfczI Co, Boston, Mass.
| s1-send for How 10 Cure skin Disexsea" a
pages So illustrations asd 100 testimonials.
| DINtPLES. black k-heads red. rough, chsppsd
| j 1 4l AID oily sktn Prevented BY cUTIcURA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

sugass-Cut loaf Sc; granulated 7R7lSc;
"A" 6i<a63Sc. Extra &C." 6Go14c; Yellow
&c" $3.50.
ConeeEGreen Rio, lreisc: Rio roasted, 2Oc;
Java, green, 2sS25c; Java, roasted. 800;
Maricaibo. roasted, 221zS24c; Mexican. roasted.
5a2ec.
TesS-Jspan fine, s5assc; Japan. medium, y
G30c: ordinary, is920c; Hyson, SOdiOc. gun
powder SS54c, Oolong, SSg70c: Congo, Ss
62c.
Flour--s2s5 per crt; $50 per bbl: patent pro-
cess, 81 19oG3oe per cwt, $50 per bbl-; ali wheat
eour $40 per cwt., s.25 per bbL: buckwhest,
s-75 per cwt
Mnf Feed-Scresnings, So per ton; bran. SIS;
chips, $3.50: middiings. $500.
Feed-Corn and oats, S2Seo24 per ton.
salt-Aichigan. soc; Eastern, $1.I5.
Fisn-No. ! whltehsh, 800 per half ool-:
tIou,. s5.tOG ~: cod, salt 6g7c per lb., clans
SC per hundred: oysters. bulk .00@N. % gallon;
standards, 20c can; selects, sc can; smoked hall
but lie.
Pork in barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
sl5 &C; extra short cut sl5 standard clear
bsek, sl6.5c.
Lsrd-Tierces, s14asI<e; 80 and 50 ID. tubs, &c. 50
ID. round tins, loo cases. &c; In tin pals, &C
Eeefin bsrres-Extra mess warranted 20lbs,
$500; extra, beneless. 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

T1& o2lsfrAL LfrfL1 JACK dOarkA
Wien ths aonastsries we're dissolved aud
their property s-i1ed by Hsnry VIII, In
iA19 Abb0t Whiting q Glastonbury. TO
fused to airreudsr hL. monastery. 50 be was
or,iered 20 send All rs title deeds 70 the royal
comnllziocers Ia Loaaom After some ta-
NJ the abbot resolved - send thsnn, sut be
~aI 40 a loss hos - Do 50 siEhout the risk OF
their bring seissd on ths way AZ length he
h.E upon tie novel idea u putting them IN .
PIE and sending Il a. a present 20 The con-
nazi0nerA Hs eAOse for his messenger q
boy named Jack Horner. tie soa of poor
parent. living IN the ueighhoFhood, thinking
that I'D ons would interfere With poor lad
carrying pis tisd up ia a eioth-
So Isek s@E oas with BIS Pic on his tourney
- London, which was a long distances from
Glastonbury 10 grew tired and sas down
by no ~ayslds % rat, and worse stifl. DO
grew hungry Re opeaed his parcel and
looked l0nzingiy at the pie with its high
raised crust There must bs something very
nics iDside, hs thogsht-psrhaos pluulsl
Could be not get one cut without the pie BE-
inz any Ne wcrssf Hs would ny. 30 ne
put u ais thumb and puiisd out--a mssty,
OH. foLdsd up piece a parchmentl SsnA waz
Jacks assonishmens and disappontnent
b peeped bato The pss, and found eeneexa
is urper crust nothing but parchmsnt~
Vow Jack could not r-Ad. but thinking that
the parchassns hs lad pulled oas rakght be
worth rnoneY ss pus n N hs pocket, tied up
ths parcs and usds his way 70 LSnAon.
where hs delivered up the pie.
When -ne commissioners opened ths pie
they found that the most vAlnxsols deed-ths
one rctassDg "a ths abbey-vas mizSnx. !,
wns believed hat the abboe had p,roosely
withheld i5. 30 hs was banged without q
trial Al otd parchn>ns wns aftervardz
found IN the possession of the Hornsr family.
which proved - - the missing title deed.
ard the Circumstances Il It's PRESERVATION ary
b>lisvsd 70 havs suggested ths rhvmai
rlrtse Jack Hcrnrr 49,.
Sat n Arorn<r%- A-A -
Eating hts Cnrxszss pies
Es p1e IN bis thnrb e.
Ana pulled cot plsD.
Aad sd, ''whas good boy an -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Js2Iy 4-whest--N0 4 shiEe slc. Ne. red.
e4sh. s1le. lay. 49, lAsslss. sSse. sspssAa'
be- sEsc
COfD~tst-e.
U4ss--Ao = s55zc: No 7 White Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Aaxic. ,a Mathsr.

Mn. winslov's Soothing Syrup should always
be used for chilSren teethi1g II soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoes-
25 cents a bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

E-rs wc 70 70 the orsncaes hfxni
Hsrs We csue "a the g-asees iswf
For the svLasrs and fo~ess and 5trts and
Love - yvtng when The br-ens~ blow.
Swug. htsiD ssrd. 90 tne topmost hotzh;
swing, 1-tio spider. with ropo 50 fss.
ewinz. nssle fower sor Tie wind hlovs n0vs
Bst aons ok ysu has- such . swing as nine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
KENT COUNTY BEEF 5!

That man JONES, corner of
Fourth st. and Broadway,
keeps only 6rst-class Kent
County Beef, at prices lower
than the trash called meat,
handled over and over in
peddler's wagons, exposed to
dust and flies and unfit for
food. Everything IN the meat
line at the lowest prices.
| buy for Cash and will not
be undersold by anyone.
JONES. The BUTCHER,
Cor. Fourth-st. and Broadway.
Watch this Space for Quota
tions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
WHAT WOMEN WEAR


n.Es .zd Bs..sss for aidssn nsf ws>E
s-eami4g s84lr n.ae Of Fts~srss
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ass .ad P4Gsl n4l
A4EJ aaFsorY rhyMsz &<s ysry I'd -
q. ta4s 1otaers 1uss haSs Fsps1s<S th<a
- gneir sEllarea. Ia szs fCrssEs sf Gsruaa ,,
ioag eefsFs saxons - Angles i1s.dsz Brfs-
IA. Gar tasg are - 10 fo4aa 1s@riy Ens
sazlse IA b~ta German ald Ellz.ish kut uksrs
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The evening world., 1888-08-15
BETWEEN THE POINTS.

Silver Flint held Krock as easily As q mother does
her babe.
Up to yesterdays game Duffy was second in bat
ting for Chicago.
Ryan. Johnston and Common have each made
over u hundred runs.
Well, Tim, 1t was time you lost O game, any way.
Twenty straight would have been one COO many.
There win be a meeting Of the directors of the
National League at the Coleman House, Asbury
Park, Tomorrow morning ut 10 O'Clock.
Al spaldinp, President Of the Chicago club, ar
rived in town yesterday and took in the show ct
Wallack's last night.
Mr.. Hopper, we are very sorry, for they were
awfully pretty and enthusiastic, and all that; but
don't, please don't, bring those chorus girls TO the
Polo Grounds again.
THE EVENING WORLD newsboys, after q rather
prolonged rest, Will come to lime once more on
Saturday. The boys leave at / O'Clock on Saturday
next on the Erie road for Paterson, N. j., where
they will play the junior club Of that town.
Jim White, the veteran player OF the Detroits,
says that New York VIII. barring accidents, take
the pennaut And he's right,
Boston just now is taking a great deal OF ~satisfac-
ton in reasoning the why's aud wherefores OF De-
troit's downfall. ThuH she forgets her own
troubles.
When Andrews ran to second base yesterday
uon as to keep the runner from touching II. Glass
COCK put Andrews out, but ne received the run
ner's spikes In his leg. -Phfiade lphta Times.
Arson owes himself S25 for being caught mapping
at first by Ewing yesterday.
To The Editor If The Erenino World:
An evening paper yesterday gave the hits and
errors made IN the game at the Polo Grounds as
follows: Base hits-New YORK, 4; Chicago, d.
Errors-New York, 4; Chicago. /. / noticed The
EVENING WORLDS score differed. Which Is right
CONSTANT READER.
THE EVENING WORLD. The other is wrong In
every particular.