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FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE

TOR SALE OR E1CHAS5E--so ac-es n Ea-he,
II coer.r I,s n EAr2er ooz.sy, boa wei Ia
proved and good IAncs - AGRA = Easoo eS1r:y. IL
acres IA g FrArc2s cSzlry, NO. sections - I'd
warts county KAN good I'D. y r1azE Tes4dezce In
cSnler az Esto-z6c and - ptST4A IA. 1zes-
Seve-y. EAzs4tur AID Marcia AEe o<Aes town and
fay-r property fo- sac <xcsa.Ss ca krd
re a = ESgwoxsa. E0oEz 4 G><.e block 6kz-s<
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To Guess the Speed Of Trains.

There is not one person In 100 Of the mill
ions who travel ON railroads In the course Of
@ year who has any idea Of the speed Of .
train A large per cent Of even the regulnr
traiunen Of the country cannot tell with any
degree OF accuracy how fast q train i rum
ming. Frequently engineers are dispatched
ON q trip over a line Of railroad with instruc-
tions to run at q speed Of . certain number
OF mfls an hour. The engineers do not carry
q speed indicator. but have learned BY vari-
Gus methods TO gauge their engines 80 a. to
make only the slightest variation from their
orders
The majority Of engineers use their driving
wheel IS gauge They know its circwnfer-
ence. and by counting It's revolutions within
Q certain tine can tell very accurately the
speed at which they are running. Another
method IS b time the run between mile poGsz,
and still another Is to make calculations from
the number Of telegraph poles pased IN .
certain TINA These poles, In level country.
and where four or five wires arc csed, are
spaced 70 that they ars thirty to tho mila
II only a single wire is used they are spaccd
from twenty five to twenfyeig to tho mile.
The most accurate method, and the one
most IN use BY exper3eDced railroad men, Is
to count the nuInb@ Of rail joints The train
passes over IN twenty &cooda The raaas tn
neariy al cases are thirty feee In length, md
the number passed Over In twenty ssoo@ds =
the speed per hour . train - running For
instance, & Passenger sitting IN . aSsfpsr
can count thirty clicks of The wheeh On
rail joint in twenty secouds The train = run
ling al tho speed Of thirty mills a heW.-
kAnaas City Tina
Ex-Presidsnt McCosh's Working Aethsds-
Ex-fresident McCosh, of Prtnceson college,
still keeps bis residence in tha4 town and u
as ssudious and hartworktne - ever. BE
said recently &c trend: Il always WORT
ten hours day. and that b tie work Of a
average man In vscatioas l an never
wholly Idle, but generally do from two 10
ave hours Of solid work In writing or think
ing When engaged In writing BOOK l
walk Ave miles each day, thinking much, Of
course, while walking. When was seu-
dent the famous Dr. Chalmers, OF Scotland,
delivered q lecture 20 u On SyssenA1Ded
Work-Rea and Exercise l nsvG SorEDs
has advica'-N York W0a6
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M cAtsrD a - BsyEAnEAxa CON
nAx~" sSea.eA1a ny0o o. sh@S las
tesn de0~,9 a la@ T~xs - sunp.r~a
~1sn - ~. snl thsss = ssrn dsps.a.sa
N tAs trsde - has ncs sxhsrd tUsvxrry-
avn yaWR rbs dsrzs.d k1s high ei.a euns
hs AnG0d ovfng - - a,znanises1 tn
ern0 q sh.s vAe - sh~M On ~ osh~r
Aand Y. ou .1S s~oss~s Asvs s..a snsd-
New YcSf ssa
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New York Produce
NEW YORK. July 80.
WHEAT-Stronger. r,&2l4c higher No. ,. red,
s9&s2lac elevator ssisaN' Sac delivered
CORN-Qu,ct hut flrmly held. No. ?, JJ9iyJtc
elevator; st. delivered.
CATS Mix "a :S-.t.Sc; white 90 sc.
COFFEE spot. nominal options lu40 points
lower. Saic-, 2',N0 Oass.
SUGAR-CG s-IeBo s-itc; extra c 6ss yellow, 60
e6lsc
fGGS Quiet. steady; l5, l6isc.
BUTTEk-Q quiet. but ste ady, llOy3l
CHEESE-Quiet, easier, a. Sac
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F0UEn

L~OCND-Aoney; any person describing prov =
Il ing money found 20 my satisfaction Can have
tire same; II not cha med soon It viii q handel TO
come OF the Charitable Institutions Of the city E
ID. Mum. 1855 Paramount. dE2-si
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TOR SALE OR ExCEAsGE-Tr>ck szl1EF. RES
II Of the fs<- .Zzse VIII al r@saSL As god
her<< SAC r-cCr1. VIII sxck2zxe for s-sc. a.
!a2a<-. l. g. EA1e-y. 20 Fs~E sFssse- sS--F
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Wichita and Suburban.
FOR PARAMOUNT.
First car leaves Fourth and Williams at 500 a m
Commencing at $50 "A III car VIII leave minutes
after every hour until ltrOl N, crossing Douglas
avenue Water, 10 minutes past the hour,
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS, PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main twenty minutes and fifty
minutes after each hour from 40 until 800 III
LEAVE PARAMOUNT FOR CITY.
At 6G0. 80 and SO. Commencing at $40 a. m.
car VIII leave ten minutes after each hour until
$40 p m.
LEAVE BU RToN CAR WORKS FOR CITY.
Five minutes after each hour from 100 a IN until
800 m
Cars leave after all plays at Crawford Grand
Extra cars can be had 10y telepboning No 10, or
calling at Office No 15l y 70 nth avenue.
LEE TAYLOR Manager.
.. J. CHAPMAN Supt. dos
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Kansas City Live Stock.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 90.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. 500 SHIPMENTS. 3, 100. Offer
! n.s chiefly gra 5 range. Market steady Good IL
hoice corn fed. $5LO95Je common to medium
81. res4.s grass range steers, s2Wg4Ut stockers
Hoes Receipts, 1900 shipments, none. Strong
arrive an l9al5c higher good to choice, 81. "a
oSf "a, CONN, on 10 medium s3,Bsg6
SHIP Receipts, SIS; shipments none. Steady;
good to choice nlllttoEs s30Js4.Ue common to me-
dunn $e,90S2.I5.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHIcA GO, Ill, July 90
The Drovers Journal Reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 1900 shiprnenEs, sn w; 5ar-
ke slow and qualify poor; steers, <5S 'o' stoc
and feeders, e. 0t31,; COWS. bulls and hAeu' si''
43.4; Texas cattle, Sl.yJgs W ouo Mob.
strong SO I5c higher mixed sGl0ee6iG "a mt so.-oS
6.75; skips ~ 50tt.0l. IN, uarpa,
SHEEP-Receipts. 10 O; shipments. l.5o :. Market
dull andyeak: natives Z! - g4-lE western iiot "a.
90 Texas shorn $40 iV lambs, d. 'V'o' 3D.
IT. Louis Live Stock.
ST. L ,CIs. No. july so
CATTLE-Receipts. $500; sti pments. ~: Aia a.
ket steady choice heag y native stecr's 90 ~
fair good $40 n55G butchers steers, ~
10 choice 81 JDta ,s stocSers and feeders far 10
good. S223g3.0 RANGERS corn leo- S1tJG a'''' 81 a.
fed s.. 400 $50. o x,.
HOGS-Recefpts. 300; shipments. 100. Marse6
stronger choice heavy and butchers, selections 10Y
Ceo'@J packing med um To prime, $b,5oeavJ' Hsiie
grades, ordinary 10 best, s6,20Gt,4O ~ ,,..
SHEEP-keceipts. ~ shipments, Soo -tiai N''
firm: fair TO choice f3,N Lj,0J
IiORSES-Receipts u shipments, lD Texans
and Indians in car loads, so 0Jts33,;D.
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STORAGE

CTORA0E-For household good. nerch.sffss
= boxed loose. II VOC have aay gods to store
bring them 70 the wichita Storage Co. No ils wsss
Doug - ava N-H
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AL notices Of Employment or Situations wanted.
VIII b charged for At the Of i've cents PR line
per week: no notice for lea than IS cents.
Al For Sales or other business notices WIN be
charged for NJ the rate Of 1ocents per linz per
NO business notice taken for lees than 81 osntA
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Cash quotations were r. follows:
FLOUR-Firnl, Sgl.Jc higher.
WHEAT-No > spring wheat. Siiac-
IlRN-No. .. s5'sC.
OATS-No.2 2SlvC-i
RYE-No ,, !5c.
HARLEN-No. >, SIC.
FLAXSEED--No. j, Sl.l0
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED-S2.O.
pORk-Sl4.5".
LARD-SS.95
WHISkN-S
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Wichita & Valley Center Motor Il. X. Co.
No;or FOR Valley Center viii leave Thirteenth
street GO M 1920 "A ID D. and 02O p. IN
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at e:2U a. and
l2-U, 80 and 80 o. m.
Cars viii ieave Douglas avenue for car works
with motor, every hour from 600 a. III
till $40 p
Extra cars for eJcuI sions at all times. dl2i
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R. WEEKS & SON,
ROGERS.

Contractors and builders. Shop and ONCE corner
Sycamore and Chicago avenues West Wichita
DIV Cling 255 Wabash avenue. Telephone !6i- S9-tf
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PHILLIPS & BOWN.

Surgeons. ). VI. Phillips, u. " s., grad
uae of the ,hica 20 Vel. college. T. A Bown, V. S.
once 325 r Doug avenue, Wichita Kas.
Telephone No. ). H1-f
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GRAIN IN SIGHT

GRAIN IN SIGHT.
NEW YORK. July 3O-Following was the
visible supply of grain IN store ana aiio''T
ON saturday. July 2s, 1885. as compiled
by the New York produce excnan@e:
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MARY MERRILL.
Attorney-at-I"w- Office room q Biting block
W. Il. BRIDKSBAUou RAucH.
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH,
Attorneys and CouuseLurs al Law. Rooms and
;at " North Main St l0!t
0. E. G. KENDALL.
Attorney NJ law. Attorney for Manufacturers Ex-
change Chicago proseCutes claims for pension
bounty. etc. Room Il. SedSwick Block. Wichita,
Kansas &-lmo-
HATT0N 4 RUGGLES,
Attorneys az law. - Aain ST.. Wichita Kansas
(. b. JEwkTT. J.B LANGwoKTHY
JEWETT & LANGW0RTHY,
LAWYERS Rooms- SANDS - Nortn Main street
wichita, Kansas dlO4-tr
JOHN w ADAMS C. w. C. JONES. GEO. W. ADAMS
ADAMS, JONES L ADAMS,
was5. Ss,,an, IA S.Ds e'' a' '.F" 'fs: of
HARRIS, HARRIS & VERMILIOy.
Attorneys Al law Commercial block Wichi,A.
Kansas
h. c. sLUss w &. STANLEY.
SLUSS & STANLEY.
Attorney i, Law. Wichita Kansas
W. I. CAAPFgII- JAS L. DYER
CAMPBELL & DYER,
Attorney Law. Wichita. Kan u-.f
P. a. R0HRRAUGH
Attorney at law Attorney for Western Collec
tive Bureau. Rooms J. 50 No. Isl y. Aarse
street Wichita. Kan. Gl.i-
}. NJ HUMPHREY. NOAH ALLEN
HUMPHREY 4 ALLEN
Attorneys and Counselors2s Law. Onos No -
North Main uS-S
!. Il HAS DWELL J.E. HukE
Laie I. :. Attorney
HALL0WELL 4 HUME
Lawyers, - AalH street Wichita han. G-tf
D a. MITCHELL
Attorney al Law and collection agent No Main
treei, W ichita. hanssA,
". :. MORRIS =. y. HArNAKEk
MORRIS & HATMAKER
LawIsrA Vesss - y Man ss,sss W.ea.:A
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-A .orrel ho-s~ Is hands high vhfre
tsce h!rt seet White &c rear cd .; barn M -
Nes; Do3SiAs. p. J., S.1soz- sc
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The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries tho finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and sx
anime samples
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BUTTER-Weak; creamery, Agile; dairy, l2's8
l5c
EGGS-E Easier fresh IiSl5c
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains, and PulltnHn sieeDers on ali nlg trains:
Tickets sold and baggage checked through 10 all
points. City ticket Office, 30 East Douglas avenue
Passenger station corner Douglas and Mead ave.
{. A. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
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FOR RESIDENCES

TOR RENT-One five and one seven room furnish
ed houses very cheap. Inquire 50 n Market
0a
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SITUATIONS WANTED-TRMALE,

NIANEED-A good German girl who can furnish
W the best OF references, would Ii Y d situation
doing general house work In small family. Call
address 1345 South Emporia ave DIST
WANTED-A position as book-keeper. by a
w young lady. j. T.. 435 5 Market st. d5S Is
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

"ANTED-Sy steady young ms1. position as
w accountant wegher driver OF collector. First
class business education. good penran; test of ref
erences and experienced. Will start trial and
guarantee satisfaction. Address At once. VI. J,
T. B., care Eagle Office. d63 6ts
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MISSOURI PACIFIC II. r.
CHICAGO KANSAS & NEBRASKA II. X.
"RoCK ISLAND ROUTE.

GOING NORTH AND EAST
No , Kansas City, 1t I ouls
and Chicago through mail
and express, daily.......:--
No 1 Kansas City, 1T Louis,
and Chicago night express
daily.............-...
Ne IL accommodation, daily
except Sunday..............
GOESG SOUTH.
No 3 Kansas lty, st LOUIS
and Chicago eN. daily. 49,.
No ! Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago through mail
and express, dailv........--
No % accommodation, daily
except Suuday...-
Elegant free reclining ch
trains, and PullmHn sleeper
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FUR EXUHANGE
LNOR EXCHA NGk.-A good farm three miles north
Il Of the city limits for improved business property
Address box al. Wichita, Kan. 90
LNOR EXCHA NGE-First class Turnbull wagon
Il and set of double harness uniEcGm cred city
vacant lot or lots for a good second hand new
canopy top phaeton er buggy and harness and unin
cumbered sCanI lots 10 build house OF from four
to six rooms. address ri Last Douglas avenue
room g. ds2-sy
II>OR EXCHANGE lots blocks OF court house.
II clear OF incun brance, Medicine LOd .e. for lots
in Wichita 10 lots in ! insIey, Kan clear OF in
cum brnuce: 100 acres in kesruey county. Kan
Apply AT Room z. ~ Last Douglas. d5i-st'
L'OR EXCHANGF-Iro trader. and everybody else
i The Kansas abstract agency will furnish Won
abstracts To any lands ia The state o! Kansas;
diagrams. o.SCripf Cua and estimates 81 value
Kansas Abstract .eucy rooms ! 10 I. No 1S7 y.
Market ST.. Wichita, Kan. j. r. Wheeler. uanagcg.
6i5b-G
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GENERAL STENOGRAPHER

And Notary Public. Shorthand work md copying
of all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed; special
terms for large contracts also contracts outside Of
city. L. M. HULL room 3lo. Sedgwick Block.
d4-lmr
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- EYE, EAR AND SURGICAL
S INSTITUTE

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., X. & n. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka, Kansas City, st. Joseph, Chicago
St. Louis. 9tt
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LOST.

r OST-Open face silver watch near corner Oak
Land Lawrence Finder will be rewarded by
leaving IL at santa Fe Union Depot. Is Is
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GIVERS OF DINNERS
WHY PRIVATE HOSPITALITY IS MADE
PUBLIC IN PRINT.

Society Ladies' Who Regularly Report
Their Receptions-Dinner Parties os the
Swell Sort-A Clear Case Of Connubio-
Social Martyrdona.
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ENOR RENT-Six room 10 .ses desirable location
Il shade and fruit Enquire al 80 North En-
poria avenue. d6s-s+
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T OST OR STRAYED-From Parshalis pasture in
IL Almo add small strawberry roam mare about
Il hands high weight ,tts; reward viii he paid II
dt2tt
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TOR TRADE-fn1Is1 fees; Corner 18th ard WACO.
Il a.! clear for q good ten rpo-1ec v-ssce1ee sxT
where n Wichtia- VIII s.ssrss- . fEortsa<e O PAY
dtrererce in cash or good pa per rusf 60 tie
rar.ss. Aasre>. q IVES; Tlird stree: CITY. 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-CIVIII NGINEERS.
Office $40 North Market Street. Wichita Kansas,
Survey business and residence lots, do mapping
and platt ing. lay out towns. additions parks. ceme-
teries. give grades for buildings payementS.
sew, IS. All work under our personal supervision.
Thirty-fiye wears experience. j6-lms
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

Z
Mrs. Kendall copylSt room oAO Sedgwick bull
ing, Wichita, Kansas Hours, 800 u III, TO 800 p m
di2- I'M
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r OST-A brownish. green lap robe. machine EN-
IL broidered. Finder Will be suitably rewarded
Ly leaving same at th 0 office dSutf
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WANTED-MIsCELLANECUS.

WANTED-To buy two second hand tents must
w be cheap and good. Address lock box lis.
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.

]. F. ADAMS
Attorney -at-lav. Notes bought and sold. 1ts
NJ ain street. rooms. Al ms
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEOUS.
FINANCIAL.

WANTED have 500 to 81 600 cash to invest in
w some good business where my time viii be
Cupet. Address Business. Eagle Office d5g-6t'
WY ANTED- To loan $3.50 on improved city prop
w erty. low interest Room aS. Sedgwick book
DIS u
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L,OR RENTING uicsIy furnished upper rooms,
II location first-claSs, two blocks rom Douglas
avenue, with without board; 500 the other
SOD per month Apply at 25J North Emporia ave.
d62-of
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Twenty- five first class bricslayers
w Wages Is to ~ cents per hour Apply to VIII
lam Allen, contractor, Peoria, Ill dki16tl
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NOR RENT-Nfcely furnhsed front room. with
IT double windows and porch the east; also "a
good south side room at 81 per month; good closets,
good soft water at 3l3 North Market street. 62at
The evening world., 1888-05-08
A Zig Commission Firm Assigns.

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-Tbe Wholesale commits.
sion house of VIM. r. Colman 4 Co. made an as
Segment to L. l. Baker and Louis Sloss for the
benefit OF their creditors. Frank S. Johnson,
managing partner of the firm, places the assets ut
from 81, 600, 900 to 81, 800, 900. Mr.. Johnson states
that among the most valuable assets of the firm is
borax, a property which Is valued at &c, 600, 900,
and that neg citations for Its sale were IN a fair way
10 be contaminated when the announcement of the
Tarlff Till, placing borax on the free list, tended to
defeat the efforts in that direction. The firm feel
confident that the resources are SUFFICIENT 10 more
than meet all engagements.
1t Is stated that of the whole amount OF the in
debtedness one half Is In the East, the greater part
OF the latter being held nv New England banks.
The house has agencies In New York, Chicago and
London.
The evening world., 1888-05-08
NEWS SUMMARY.

Austrian newspapers look upon war with Russia
as inevitable.
The Paris workingmen have elected Gen. Bou-
LANCER an Alderman.
Thomas Joseph Condor, another Irish NJ. p, has
been jailed under tie Crimes act.
Andrew Carnegie is elected a director of the
United States Cremation Company.
A colored dtspcrado of Wilkes County, Ga. is
lynched for assauIiing a young
The tweive-year-old son OF a Missouri farmer COM
mits suic!de because his brother got a new suit OF
clothes ana he had TO wear his OLD ones.
DR.. Cox, OF Port Murray, n. j.. who was con-
victed of causing the death Of Jennie Osborne, is
sentenced to three years imprisonment.
The wife of supt. King, of the Miscellaneous
Division OF the ry-Ciencrals Onige, at
Washington, is arrested for shoplifting.
The evening world., 1888-05-08

permit il, and that's the end of it. There
Violet was not Smlllng Mt the girls ami
mated outburst, but sat with grave thought
full face. ,.,
prised ut Mr.. Cameron, even while ] Loyalty
admit he has a legitimate right to say what
he chooses ON the subject of yourself. But
cannot really think that he would wish the
bright, animated, demonstratiye natur that
won him TO DO changed into one cold. pas
s%iouless, indifferent. | really must say
candidly, Myrtle, that / don't think Mr..
Cameron would be SO glad as he thinks"
Myrtle shrugged her shoulders, and the
dimple in her cheek deepened ms she smiled.
Neither do !. Violet. Now don't think |
am foolish or vain-will you?-hecause l do
think Hugh loves me Just as | am. only he
thinks he would like me II little different.
Violet, | nm determined to put him TO tho
test.
Her blue eyes were dancing, her cheeks
flashing with excitement.
Are your Well ! approve of your honest
ly trying to please him"
But / shall not honestly try anything
of the sort. 1t will be a remarkably dishonest
arrangement, l am thinking. All the same,
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AmnIenrs on the Diamond.

The Stapleton Baseball Cluo defeated the Athletic
Baseball Club, OF Harlem, by a score OF 10 to 9.
We boys would like TO play mines from fourteen
to sixteen years of age. Address August Wackes,
33 West Tnirty-e gam street, New York.
Joseyh A.. Escohar, the well-known amateur
catcher OF the Aleris OF New lolk in 1885 and Of
the Writing College nine OF Brooklyn In 1855, Is in
the city.
The Custom House Baseball Club has reor-
gained and are open for challenges IRON any
amateur club. Address ID. Doyle, manager, ko-
tuuda Custom-House.
The Eks defeated the Hopkins on Saturday by a
score OF 3 TO !. They would like to near from clubs
whose members are under seventeen years of age.
Address w. Hass, 40 Norfolk street, New York.
A good all-around ball-pl4yer would like to Join a
gooi, active, uniformed club ietween the ages of
nineteen and lwenty-twO; iniieiI preferred. Ad-
dress A. j. p, No. III West Fiity-seyentl street.
The Oakdale Baseball club has organized for the
season, and would like to hear from all clubs with
players under bfteen wears OF age. Address Arthur
b. Heroy, Manager, 22j West Fourth street, city.
The Olympic Baseball club, of Paterson, have
reorganiZed Tor the season OF ISIS, with a nfst-class
team, and would be glad TO hear from all uni
formed lines having Enclosed grounGs. Address
J.. j. Hynes, corresponding Secretary, y9 Grand
street, Paterson, Nd.
The Young Americas would like to hear from oil
cluns under sixteen years, The Rockwells, Of
Yorkville, preferred. j.. Carol, c.; 9. McGratn,
y. j. Ring. LIST b. II. Ross, 3. 8 j. Haler, I'd
C. T.. : j. Barry, r. t. l. Shannon, captain, 1895
second avenue, city.
The New York Newspaper Union, of 1874 Leonard
street, mas organized for the season. They would
ike 10 hear from shop mines. 7, Foy, p. d. Far
Tell, Let h.. NJ. Cook, I'd b. J. Fitzgerald, q. g.:
Grimm, c. 4. Collins, 81 b.. j. CamDe'l, C. T.; u.
Mulcakie, !. t. q. Brewer, r. 4. Address George
Brewer, Captain, 1871 Leonard St. n. Y. City.
The Adelphia club, which won the WORLDS gold
and silver trophies and amateur championship Of
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full and willowy as n lily swaying on its stem
with dropping, golden hair, low; fair fore
heads, straight, heavy, darkly golden brows.
violet eyes. clear. sunny compilations, and
both of them had the most b%ewitching little
dimples in their left cheeks-a veritable little
hid. ng- place tor Cupid's own roguish self.
But after the marvellous similarity in per-
sonnet all resemblance ceased. Violet was
stately and dignitied in her actions and mo-
tionR-quiet and reserved, just II little inclined
to be naughty, and certainly very charming;
while Myrtle was merry, mischievous, girl
ishly undigniied, impatient and equally be-
witchlng as her sister.
Sitting now by the summary bay window.
MYRTLE was reading her letter aud Violet
was watching her, her blue eyes aim
as a little inland lake-so different from
Myrtle's, that were flashing. out a curious
compound of misery ami indignation, that
was apparent in her tones, as she dashed
down the letter impatiently.
"Oh, dear bless your lucky star. Violet,
that Won are not engaged and have n cross.
e%xacting lover to scold you Violet, am
lust perfectly wretched !"
Violet rnised her eyelids in surprise.
'Wretched, and betrothed TO Hugh Cam
The evening world., 1888-05-08

fragrant daphnes, and carnations, and hello
trope, and geranium, aud one silver-throated
canary, swinging in his gilt-wire cage, revel-
ling in the broad banner of the morning sun
shine that streamed brightly, warmly in, and
flooding the room with his ~ecstatic melody.
And fairer, more enchanting than the
radiant Compensatory corner of Mrs. OAR
ling's drawing-room, were the two young
girls who were sitting side by side, one of
them reading a letter which seemed to cause
her an unusual amount of attention-the
other. lying costly back on n sofa pillow,
watching the readers face.
They were m~arvellously alike. Indeed.
Mrs. Darling had always declared that, until
her lovely twin daughters grew several years
old, she was enabled TO distinguish them only
by a blue ribbon tied around one Of their
golden haired heads. Later there were per-
sonal peculiarities that enabled very near
and dear friends 10 tell who was which, -"
though casual acquaintance and friends
found it a matter of extreme difficulty to dis
tinguish them,
They were such pretty girls, petite, grace
The evening world., 1888-05-08
MRS CRowGEY MENps A CIOCK.
He Knocks Il Down, jake Cock Kicks n
and II Keeps spiendid Time. ~

Jake Cook, Mr.. Crowley's keeper, has Q
clock which he values highly, not, however,
on account of its intrinsic worth.
The clock-a small, round affair-formerly
reposed on q shelf, nailed to Mr.. Crowley's
cage. A few weeks ago, during one Of his
fits Of rage the chimpanzee threw himself
against the side of the cage with such force
that the clock fell to the floor. II was still
going when Jake picked it up, although O
great dent in its side marred its symmetry. /.
About a week ago the clock suddenly
stopped. Jake dissected it, put it together
again, and it went along all right for q day,
and then stopped once more.
on the foor and kicked il into a corner.
About an hour afterwards while sweeping,
he heard it ticking and picked up the badly
used timepiece to find il once more register
ing the hours with it's usual vigor.
Tho clock has been rep iaced on the shelf,
where 1t now keeps better time than ever.