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PRppLnRs' UNION
of New York ana Vicinity.
MENBRR's CARD
MT. -----
Initiated -
Ftnsn. sec'y -

II the union men attend to this request Of
the Central Labor Union-and up to the
present We have but little ground for conn.,
plant on that score-our success will be as
sured. ,.,., .
WHEN AND HER THEY MEET.
We meet every Sunday morning ct 80
Orchard street at 0 O'Clock. Our officers are
Peter Muntz, President, and II. Weinstein.
Recording Secretary. The delegates to the
Central Labor Union are Messrs. Muntz,
Moscovitz, Berger and Kosschis.
! dislike compliments. and always refrain
from their use. but I feel constrained to depart
from my usual mode Just this ono and COM
pliment The EvEsrNo WOMB on It's won
derful enterprise. as evidenced in this series
of articles.
The evening world., 1888-06-18
4. BERRY WALLIS PROSECUTIONS.

E H4#.E
His Lawyer Pleads Thsm 60 No Avail Before
Civil Justice Nehrbas.
In spite Of the promise Of his lawyer, w.
E. Langton, E. Berry Wall, ex-monarch of
Dudedom. did not put IN an appearance in
Judge Nehrbas's Court this morning. Mr..
Wall was expected to be examined in supple
mentary proceeding on the judgment Of
Barton B. Higgins for $i25..
was q man. persecuted alike by his creditors
and the newspapers. and made the rather ex-
traordinary motion THAI for the peace Of
mind Of his client tho claim should be dis
missed.
His Honor didn't see IL that way. however.
and after explaining to Mr.: Langton that the
Court was not Responsible for either Mr..
Wallis debts or the newspaper articles, con-
case should be called on Monday next at 10
o'clock.
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WoRLpLlNcS.

N isiso suiae va e.stn' IN "s = N.o
~, =, "a, 49,
-.
'ames "n"como miey, 'ne hoos'.r poel ns
young man, = oiond, WIN s'tongiy m.'kea loA'uIes
snu . p'easan' expression. onnke some o'nef
poeu' ne qu"e modes' ana una'sum'ns.
Nis said that since Robson and Crane have been
IN partnefsnip-a period Oh tniiteen yesrs-'neH
ne. pfoh's nAve ne'er 'Ahen oeIo. $1,000 sv.aI.
rms reason tney nave maze si','VV oa'o
henne'ss, =" W'nous counuhs Tue ptenss ~ 'ne'r
oh'oase ensssomsh.
Luther Benson, the Indiana temperance orator.
10 described 90 q second Cough. He was once q
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MEN AMONG US.

oncsr John Barrett has seen over eighteen
years' service.
Charlie Folistt has givsu mp the game Of baseball
and has undertaken masrimony.
"cuyn Toilet 10 one Of the best Of the nrst
basemsn that 20 70 Prospect Park.
Press Of business prevents Ned Dsnas attending
the ball games 90 regularly o. no formerly did.
Capt Carpenter. OF the Oak street station. wears
four gold stripes on his sleeves. He was promoted
to his present position last summer.
Ayonng man with q large circle Of rich scquaint-
ances 10 Harry Haag, who II well Enown By the
men In the dry-goods and carpet districts.
Col Robert q. Ingersoii can DO seen any clear
morning walking slowly down Broadway. Be-
tween Fulton aud Wall streets he tress many
friends.
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BAD LOSS,

Good DR.. McGLYNN should remember that
n Il an invitation to " sun stroke. 1" not to
mention the mere discomfort from overhead
ing the blood, to get mad in such weather as
rms. 81 81 seA. .: r.l,
Newspaper cannot be reformed nor land
rent abolished by scolding or abuse. Let the
Doctor emulate HNnY GEoRas. the phi.
loSophsr. and keep his temper.
DE-. MoGLrsN never appears TO such good
advantage, nor scores % many points, al
whom he Is good-natured. He may b
earnest. eloquent, s~atirical even, but hi
should not loss his temper and bsrate thu
rspoxtsfs. a,.r
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Circulation Books Always Open.
A R1sKY VENTURE.

Mr.. DzPnw tails TIE WoRLD's representa-
dive At Chicago that II nominated for Presi-
dent no should Of once resign private Offices
and trusts chat ore worth to him the income
from IN investment Of o.. ooo, ooo-in other
words. 900, 900 . year.
But no counts this as 90 sacrifice moi TO be
considered In return for the trust Of 90, 600. 900
Of free psopls In making mo their President"
Nos quite 20 fast. Mr.. DEPEw. A nomina-
ton Is mot equivalent 70 an election this
year. Yours il a-pretty fat bird In the hand
10 give up for the widest kind Of q bird in
tho bunh. .t e.
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FREE DOcTOls FOR THE POOR.

Board OF Health Phnacians Whe Prescribe
and Give msEcInes Grasis.
The summer corpa consisting Of fifty
trained physicians will tart on their work OF
visiting tenemeht-houss on Wednesday.
The Board of Health has ordered the vac
cinating corps to attend to their labor Of
love. and DR.. Cyrus Edsonhas distrioted the
faty 2 that no tensment-h0'Se shall be neg
In laddition to caring forthe weak and
sickly ones the corps must hport defective
drainage and ventilation and h{hy surround
ings SO as to hold owners and gents respon-
Ebie- for their delinquencies. :
DR.. Edison wishes to impress upn the poor
people OF the city that In ever police pre-
cinct 10 o physician who Will administer to
the sick at all hours free of charg. By Wis
ting the nearest police station AID making
thu facts known, o physician can Unsecured.
His services are paid for by theBoard OF
The medicine can be secured on o psscrip-
ton fsoin the physicians Of the summ& corps
at any of the city ~dispensaries.
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A BARKEEPERS sNUGGERY.

New Quarters Of the Liberal Brethsrheod
Over the Broadway Theatre.
As snug as q bug in q rug are the new quar-
ters of the Liberal Brotherhood, located in
the Broadway Theatre Building. -
A swift elevator carries you up to the floor
where their rooms are, and under the care of
Janitor Michael Cosan You make yourself
perfectly at home. for the Liberal Brother
hood is composed entirely Of gentlemen bar
keepers, and knows how to treat visitors.
An EVENING WORLD reporter who called ct
their new home the other day was ushered
into q cool and cosy receptioh-room in which
there are plenty Of comfortable, easy chairs.
The room boasted files of newspapers. writing
desks, o pretty patterned red carpet and wall
paper with fantastic figures.
The room ADJOINING this is the Hail fell
lew well met" apartment. This does not
msan that wild orgies take place therein fog
thsy do not, II Is merely o room fitted with
. ~cSmbination billiard and pool table and q
wee sideboard which accommodates only the
choicest of wet goods, the money paid for
whih goes to the benefit of afund which
tai N has done much good in helping along
the u~rfortunates in the Brotherhood. As o
result " this system there Is plenty of money
In the treasury, and any. member who has
been St Of work and needs q suit Of clothes
koso sAou. 1hib btOthuI tCCAihk, huucu "
the fact hat the association does not attempt
to dictatewages. brings them together in a
common veal.
The Brotherhood now numbers 200 mem-
bers. =. II. Ferguson is President; 7.
Campbell, Who presides over the bar at the
Union Leagte Club, Is Secretary, and James
Delehey, Of he Cafe Savarin, is Treasurer.
Some other, prominent in the organization
are George Seaey and Sam Bergew, Of the
Oriental Hotel Arthur Jewett, OF the Man.
hRttln HaaAh Total. Fra6 KaiQar of tina
Union Club; J!Lyons, Of the Cafe savarin;
H. @. Christian, ocated at Sheepshead Bay;
]. r. Irish. Of thethe Manhattan Club bar;
L. Stern, j. O. Maer and Thomas Manning.
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HE GOUGED OUT HER EYES,
TUE HORRIBLY BRUTAL ACT OF An INSANE
NEW JERSEY NAN.

MIRA Louis Lanbkin Chased, Knocked Down
and Fiepdishiy Assaulted By Charlie.
valtsr-Her Crazy AssaIlant ' Secured
Aher a Desperate struggle and Locked
Up Mt New Brunswick.
Mrs. Louis Lambkin, wife of O German liy.
ing in Jacksonville, N. j., in the locality
known % "Cheesequako," was startled late
on Saturday night by the sudden appearance
in her house Of n large, fierce man, with wild
eyes and aheavy sandy mtstache.
The man sprang towards her but she
avoided hm and, stopping only with q
mothers instinct to seize her two children,
fed from'the house. She was pursued by the
man and. being retarded by the weight Of the
children, was overtaken before reaching the
nearest neighbor's place. J. F.
Knocking the woman down, % he caught
up with her, tbs pursuing man fell upon her
and began to pluck savagely at her eyes with
his fhnger.naiis Mrs. Lambkin resisted an
well as she was able. getting one Of her as
sailaht's hands in her mouth and biting II.
She screamed loudly, too. and attracted the
attention of men Who came as speedily as pos
sible to.her rescue. Before they reached the
succeeded in .gouging out one eye COM
pletely, and injurin the other so that there
Is only a faint hope of the sight being par
TALLY restored.
The assail,nt of the woman, after q des-
perate struggle. WINS bound securely In ropes,
and was identified o. one Charles Walter, o
young German who had been employed at
Ernst's brick-yard. He boosted, after his
capture, of what he had accomplished. but
did it in q. wild, irrational manner. which
gave evidence of . disoldered mind.
Walter was q man of more than ordinary
intelligence, and had been highly regarded
by his employers. He had been undor treat
mont for chronic malaria and debill y. II il
believed that illness and the too liberal use
of TONES led to the umsetting Of his reason.
His wife said he had acted strangely on
several occasions Of late. just previous to
his attack On Mira. Lanbkin, he entered the
boarding house of the ~brickyard laborers
and began to throw tip dishes of from the
table much to the terror of the few ignorant
men in the place.
|, Walter was taken to New Brunswick.
where it 10 hoped some one will appear
against him. as he should not be allowed TO
remain at large.
Mrs. Lambkin is in o condition of the
greatest agony. She % attended by Dx.
Andrew jackson, of Matteawan.
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{ D D LER S.
How the Vendors Of Various Wares
Are Organized
BY
PETER MUNTZ,

President Of DE Pedd,ers' Union of Ne,o York
and Vicinity.
WRITTEN zxrnrssLv FOR rsy rvrxrxo worlp.l
I have read with great satisfaction the re.
suits OF Tn EVENING WonLD's enterprise NJ
evinced by the reports OF leading men in
the labor movement upon the condition and
prospects Of their various unions. Our or.
ganization 10 a peculiar one. and Is perhaps
less known az q union, outside Of labor
circles, than any other body Of men.
WHEN ORGANIZED,
We were organized In December. 1896. and
at present have q good standing Membership
Of a66, out Of q possible number Of 1900
peddlers In New York and vicinity.
Our object. besides aiding by our mite tho
strength Of the labor movement. In TO main
tain q uniformity Of prices for those engaged
In this industry. And in cases where my Of
our members are being oppressed or perse-
cuted we endeavor to bring q certain pres
sure to bear In order that justice may be
dono. ...I
Membership NcREAsINo.
The prospects, Of numerically strengthen
ing our organization are good, there being
new applications for admission every Sun
day. One Of the great obstacles TO our rapid
advancement lies In the fact that some honses
Of whom we purchase are endeavoring for
reasons known only to them 10 get control Of
our union.
They have mot az yet honored us with their
confidence. so that 1t remains to US q source
of wonder why they should send their clerks
to our union In the guise of peddlers for the
purpose Of joining our ranks. Being frus-
trated in their designs. they are taking a
mean, petty revenge by using their influence,
through tho medium Of vague threats, TO
persuade peddlers not to join VI.
H UNION CARD.
The Central Labor Union soma time ago
requested that all members Of unions repre-
scented in that body should insist that the
peddler Of whom they bought any article
should show o card Of membership in the
Peddlers' Union. II they did not belong to
our union or would not snow their card. all
members Of unions were requested to let
them severely alone, and not ~patronize them
to the extent Of even one cent, under any
circumstances, until they could show such
card, Of which the following In q fac simile
80. "A. 49,.
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HOT wEATHBR u


The persons who suffer most from the hot
wssther, aside from those whose occupations
give, than no chances to employ It, are those
who are deficient in common sense.
How can o man expect TO keep sven mod
erately, cool Il he 10 all the time putting heat
mahipR drinks and food down his throatp
Alcohol and fats are TO the systsm what coal
b 10 the furnace. o. ~.
OrsThat chance has the blood TO keep at
Shenormal point II . man PUSHES about to
save . few minutes that are Of no great con-
sequence to himP Five minutes lively
hustlihg In this weather can be relied on to
keep one " in q stew " for m hour.
Eat and drink ssns,bly, avoid hurry and
worry, take the shady side Of the street. shun
the thermometer, and II you q n keep cool
kesp 10 cool % o can.
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PRgvENTIoN BRTTBR.

II b well that the city should provide free
doctors for the poor during the hot weather.
whom sudden and serious attacks Of illness
IRE frequent.
Busas prevention in better than cure, IL 10
encouraging 10 rec that Q corps of atty
trained physicians viii start on Wednesday
TO make . systematic and thorough examina-
ton Of tha. tenement-houses.
II their inspection shall be thorough and
tho Board Of Health will do its duty. the doc
tors and undsrtakers will have less 10 do.
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I,hanc. tar Good in Grand street.

To ls Editor Of TAs ErsHiRq World:
As you have taken such an interest In the Satur-
day Halt Holiday. I ASK yoo, In behalf OF the rales-
women employed In the Grand street stores, TO do
somStAiuS Cor ".
me irtIsr carriers have had their retition granted,
anu WhyykhQpld w be omittedf
Many OF our girls are on their iset from 80 A. y.
TO nearly II y. u.
II our Gsters employed in the uptown stores
would unite with us ana av0ih purchasing from
these stores on SATURDAY SOME ATM might be &C
eompiished. Respectfully, ONE OF TnE MANY.
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A Love Game.
rr,na Iffa

VIC played at ,ennis every day,
Al irsi quite free ~ neart AMI gay;
But US the year crept on towards fall.
Ny heart went bounding with the ball.
This tennis net Was like n snare
i. caught my Eoul and held u there;
She beat NE every game we played,
So far away my thoughts had strayed
AMI, try my host each time the same,
Uney'n fc1fe we made-love game;
While hushtoR with the exercise,
Rer laughing face Knocked at my sighAL
And yet l think ! well may boast
1hut tpiIe Of all / won the most;
While abe was winning games from me.
I, lucky man. won her, you SEA
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Mr.. Imri Kiraify's army Of workmen have CON-
pletsly transformed the grounds at st. George,
Staten leland, which are reserved for the produc-
ton Of ssNero, or the Fall OF Rome" and 1t 10
certain that me s~pectaele VIII be produced next
Monday evening.
The chorus, ballet girls and the remainder Of the
l.hOO performers are thoroughly druled, and the
scenery 10 all 10 readiness. Blondin's FIRST per-
iormauce on the tightrope viii be gwen Saturday
Afternoon.
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A Wall Of Appreciates.

10 tie Editor Of me EvsntRs World:
believe / am expressing the feelings Of all
amateur baseball players when I say that the
kindness Of THE EVENING World. In making
known through its columns the names, adj
dresses and records Of various amateur ball
clubs, has enabled many to measure their
strength and to arrange games, TO-, when
they could have done II In no other way.
Aackensack, N. Y. A. M. DAVIS.
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ivsu't ne So Laeky Again. Psrhaps.

Neu't Ne So LaeiSy Again, Perhaps.
Thomas King. Of $40 West Forty-third street,
Vas driving In Central PARK yesterday. In COM
Dahy vim three friends. when the breaking Of one
% the rSns caused the team 20 run away.
TAG occupants were thrown ont, but escaped In.
jufI. The team, with tue two front wheels Of the
eAfl1aRe climbing 70 them, were stopped By Mounted
tolAeeman Wilson afteg q hard ehaie.
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A sehealboy,s Lis, Received.

10 Ward Bstidin0 Editor EssniR0 World:
Inclossd please find the list of words which
1 nave put together, using all the time that I
could get after studying my lessons-
~. .. HARRY z. WOLF,
l6l East Seventy fifth street. New York; age
thirteen ; pupil of Grammar School No. 70.
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After the grocers and tea merchants have
tzied tho early-closing plan for . month.
nothing would induce them TO 60 back to the
oldNassleEs slavery 70 business.
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An Appeal from Eighth Avsnu..-

M "ppes.
10 ne Editor Of TIE EssMfn0 World:
The matchmaking goods and crockery
clerks employed o. Eighth avenue ask your
cooperation in procuring them m~uoh-nseded
recreation during the months of July and
August. . .tIt
by publishing an item in your valuable
paper you will confer o favor upon number
Of over-worked young men. ..
Hoping You will give this your earnest
consideration, I remain, ACLkRK.
New York, June IA.
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Jshnny's Papa Ass II.

49, Iron The Pilsbav0 CAreatsls.l
s.Papa. what Ia grad 2" asksd Johnny Mcswti-
nGsn,
gra4. Joannyi Insvsr heard OF sush .
!. & .: :s@s'A'as TO eat"
.I:. ss..a mamma telling you something
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Ansther List at Hand.

~ Word sutidfns Editor Essntns World:
there inclose the list Of words that ! have
gathered from the letters Of THE EVENING
WORLD" as ! " ish to be . competitor ! this
contest. ] thought II was . great thing for
you to get this contest up.
CHiaLrs v. DwYEH,
816 East Eighty first street. city.
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Clerk HeimbsrGsr Takes n Vacation.
Police Court Clerk Victor heimberger and his
daughter Pauline sailed for Europe this morning to
be absent for three months The nfteen years Mr..
Hpimberg.r has been Court Clerk no hiss never had
any vacation. and he takes it ths year In Q lump.
The evening world., 1888-06-18

Ice 10 no longer . luxury. but ar almost
universal necessity. New York and Brook.
Iyn consume about four million tons Q year.
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Al IrIHnli.

tyFsa he oaaAa HysId.l
1hsse isa GOOD deal Of tME about the big han In
whieh the National Republican Convention win DO
held. Is VIII NOT however, be half 10 big Q haul
~ ne ohieaEo horels aid phrs win have.
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JUNE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

weakash, 10 cents.
Crawnsh, %. 80 per 100.
: :. ! : | !: !: : ! !. /. I: !: !: : !: !: !: |: !: : !: !: : !" !: :: !: : :: D.
Prawns. q. 30 per gallon.
riuns, 10 cent? . dosen.
cucumbers, . cent? each.
Asparagus. Is to % centa
Rhubarb, . cents Q bunch.
Peaches, % cents Q dozen.
Apricots. 70 cents q dozen.
cauiinower. IS TO 70 cents.
Crookneck squash, 8 centa
Spanish macksrei, Is centa
Muskmsions, 90 10 10 cents.
Florida oranges. 81 o dozen.
Live Holsters. 10 and 10 ceuta
FroEs' legs, 30 cents n pound.
Green corn, 90 cents Q dozen. 20
Best butter. % cents o pound.
White perch. Is cents q pound.
RED bananas, 20 cents q dozen.
Whortieberries, 20 cents q quart
Tomatoes, ~ to % cents q quart
watsrmeions, 90 70 Is cents each.
Btra wberries are scarce and high; 20 70 as cent'
, boz.
soft.sheii crabs. best this season, Is cents 70 q. "a
per dozen; hard shell, % per 100.
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whore the IIody Was.

tFSom tLs Nebraska Suto Jo"rHaI.l
stranger-Is thu lady OF the bouse in3
"No; the lady OF the house u down tho street
there taking 10 . policeman; but ! am the wife Of
the pTopristoE. " ! can do anything for you"
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wsra BsnAi.s ana Y.rify Brs.hins.

Weird uuHdtue aud Family nrenktngs
70 ne Editor er 7zs Essstsp Verdi, .... D.
II 10 an old story OF . large family In .
small house.
Until last evening you had six more jealous
word-builders than you have this morning.
It came shout this way We were all sitting
around a table loaded with l~exicons when o
dispute arose over tho admi sibility Of O
wordA-it matters little now what II was--but
the argument developed into o first. class six
d~ay5go-as-you. please Juror, In which my
mother.in- Jaw said she guessed, she'd take .
hand, rs che was suffering with q sick head
ache and she'd be blessed II she would per-
nit her. house 70 be made o battlefield for
The EvENIso WoRLD or all the world. :
Kate got mad aud went TO bed. Bob kicked
Ut the dog for barking. struck his bun on
against the d Ior and groaned. Cora's temper
went MP LOG in the shade. Sam and Ida CON-
promised aud went to. counting, while your
humble servant, who felt that he surely
would secure the gold double eagle. had not
interference come, sank into o chair and
bore the censure that was hen being piled
on him like q martyr.
Don't say | said 30, hut my mother-in-law
IL o dandy, and now when she hears q news
boy crying TIE EVENING Womb, she closes
all the windows. Ever your friend.
- WoRp-BuILpER.
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simply m OxersiGht.

ITsosi the Hs,S Orleans PieavHns.l -J'a,
An old man pretending 10 be readingina car does
not mesn 10 lock over his glasses at the pretty girls
opposite. IL he does Il - an oversight ON his part.
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Certainly.

~ Word Bsti dag Editor EvsNtss World!
Do You intend to print the number Of
words made from The EVENING World, and
the uame of the person who wins the prize?
Brooklyn, June 10. IsouIsITIvE.
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Yan Are Correct.

10 Word Bstldias editor Evsntas World.
I understand that words built from the
words ''THE EVENING WORLD" are TO con-
tain only letters found therein and no others.
Am / correct in my conclusion
w. II. g., city.
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Cant. G.rl.na,. Clemeney.

Zermona Zoneherg, an eight-year-old. Of %
Madison street, threw stones ~ Capt. Garland. Of
the Seventh Precinct, while the latter was on an
Avenue b car last night Tue Captain locked the
10Y mp all night and had him discharged NJ Rasex
Market Court to-day.
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THE PEOPLES lsrTRR.Box.

A Fissd Of O~sunapieasisss Absus shs wsrd.
Dsiidiss Cenfsst.
"Paenshs An Yes Please.
- wsr& ssfdfao Editor Essstss wsvids
You -intimated In the Arst notice Of the
Word Building Contest that II need not be o
work OF /" p~louehina." Now, I am o French
man only four years in this country. How
can I succeed II not by '~'plouRhing 7" ALI
the English / know ! have learned IL without
q teacher. win you reyect contributions
done by : ploughing 2" ANXIOUS.
2sl West Fifteenth street.
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New York College Prize speaking.
The prize speasing ofthe College Of the City Of
New York viii take place In the college building
this evening.
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Hoods

"Ihaye taken not quite q bottle Of Hoods BaFsapa-
riiil. and must say 1t iE one OF the best Medicines Toe
giving an appetite. purifying the blood. and rsGulAsine
the digestive organs that / ever heard Of. u dd nse
deal ofkood." Mrs. N. A. sTANLRY. oanaStota, n. Il
'thAd salt rhsum on my left arm three year,. suffer
ing tsrribly. I took HoOd's SArsapanla and the sals
rhsum has entirely disAppsAred." H. NJ MnLA u
Frouoh At. lowell. Mass.
The evening world., 1888-06-18
Navigation Iinpeded.

Prom the oRtaha Hsrdld.l
Navigation on the Missouri Il not o bowling sue
e,ss. It's advantages are Offset By the number OF
para lining the route and the ease with which the
thisy raw. gator can strike one. day or night .
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aloamiurdsI. Brs,hers, RwpIoyeea.

The summer-nights festival OF the Bloomingdalo
Brolhers' Employees Mutoal AID socis'y VIII oc-
eur Wednesday evening at Terrsce Garden, Lex
inGTon Avenue Opera-Houae. Mt. Amberg's com.
pany Wni pstlorm ''The Gypay baron"
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In the Spring tbs sehosIboy's Fancy Dos.u.
Turr, &C.
Iron LOs.l


IFrom The BoItOh TTGAseriPf.l
$50 your. .liattle's gong To graduate Poor
thing! suppose she's pretty near tired to death
win ell her studies"
Tire II you may well say ". Sres done moth
ing but iry on from morning TIL night / shall 20
glad when ihs AL over" .