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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
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attended him, but he grew continually
worse under their care, and everybody
expected he would die. | bad heard II
the remarkable cures effected by Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and decided 70 have my
boy try II. Shortly after he began 10
take this medicine. the ulcers com.
menced healing, and, after using several
bottles, he was entirely cured. He ls
now as healthy and strong as any bog
Of his age. - William +. DOugheriyi
Hampton, Va.
"In May last, my youngest Child
fourteen months old, began 10 have sores
gather on its head and body. We APP
Piled various simple remedies without
avail. The sores increased in number
and discharged copiously. \ physician
was called, but the sores continued 10
multiply until in a few months they
nearly covered the child's head and body.
At last we began the use Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla. In a few days a marked
chan pe for the better was manifest. The
sores assumed more healthy condition,
the discharges were gradually dlmin-
ished. and finally ceased altogether.
Tie child is livelier, its skin IS iresher'
and IFS appetite better than we have OBJ
served for months. Frank VI. Griffin,
Long Point, Texas.
The formula Of Ayers Sarsaparilla
presents. for chronic diseases OF almost
every kind, the best remedy known TO
the medical world. ID. VI. Wilson,
II. D., Wigs, Arkansas.
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The Safest

AND most powerful Alternative is
n Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young and
old are alike benefited by its use. For
The evening world., 1890-07-16

were elected delegates to the Central Labor Fs der
alton. The Union rssolsed to protest against the
Submission OF the GsTmAn-AmsricAn Pointers
Union to the Central Labor Union, As, II u
alleged. that. Organization consists OF bcAbs "
and suspended members,
The Locksmiths and R~AiinE-maksn Union has
changed its name Ia the Architectural Iron work
been suspended, and : special COMMITTEES Was AP-
pointed to investigate Mr.. Hohen SEES action in
regard to the strike Al JAckson's shop.
New delegates we're admitted to this Central
Labor Union Of Wsstehesisr County from the
Grocery ClsIks' Protective Union. Rlyerside Asso-
citation and Painters Brotherhood. On July IL .
mAss-mssting will be held on Getty square.
OF New York. will SPEAK. Y. CAss'ps was elected
Treasurer IN place OF j. kuoeehel. who resigned
Branch MAspsth of the Socialist Labor party,
Section Nswtown, has been dissolved, AMI the
pIsmbsTs agreed to form . GIoup Of John Most .
International Working Peoples AE4ociAtion, IN
other words, they went over to the Anarchist.
the reason for this action was. ~. alleged, that
wanted TO ''bOas" the members into doing things
they did not want TO do.
The .IOuTneymsn TAilors' Union OF America has
now l3I local unions, The receipts In Juns were
o., 4ND 10. the expenses amounted TO ~, SOY. oil
u, 7S4. 10 ale in the treasury; Z the last meet.
ing OF the General Executive Board II Was dacidsd
u Asttls the strike at Tacoma. and to financially
are also on strike. The strike At JGcksnnyille,
ILL.,, Was not sustained, as IL had been ordSFed
contrary 10 tine rules Of the Rational Union. A
decision Of General Secretary j. b. Lennon that
all new msmbsrs enrolled sInoe Jan; ] 1880.
sh9nld pay the 90 cent. isY Wa snstsiSSd Lhess
bsIs Joining alter April I are - liberty 70 pJ The
levy OF not.
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AAIUsRMENTs.
HORRORS OF war.

FEW CIVILIANS HAVE M VERY CLEAR
REALIZATION OF WHAT A BATTLE Is
REALLY LIkE. rs
AND YET AVERY VIVID REALIZATION OF
SUCH A SCENE MAY BE OBTAINED RIGHT
HERE IN NEW YORK.
HOW o ASK.
BY VISITING PHILIPPoTEAUx's BATTLE
OF GETTYSBURG.
THIS MONSTER AND MASTERFUL REPRO
DuCrION ON A STUPENDoUs SCALR OF A
BATTLE AT II HEIGHT OF ITO FURY 10
one OF II MOST WONDERFUL SIGHTS
NEW YORK TO-DAY POSSESSES.
PHILIPPOTEAUN'S GETTYSBURG CON-
TAiNS MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAM 400, 0OOl FIGURES. EACH OF WHICH
HAS THE APPEARANCE OF BEING LIFE
SIZE TO II SPECTATOR.
EACH ONE OF THESE FIGURES Has ITS
AND DISTINCT ATTITUDE AND
FACIAL EXPRESSION; EVERY UPLIETRD
FOOT CASTS ITS SHADOW.
THE THOUSAND N ONE THRILLING IN
PIRATE CHARGE ARE PORTRAYED WITH
A VlNIDNESS THAT Is NOTHING SHORT OF
STARTLING.
IN A WORD, IT IL LIKE STANDING IN THE
MIDST OF A BLOODY BATTLE-FIRLD-M
VERY CENTRE or TIE CARNAGE
DO NOT MISS SEEING THE BATTLE or
GETTYSBURG. WHICH NAY BE VIEWED
EVERY AFTERNOON n EVENING, IN
SUNDAYS. 1T is THE GREATEST
PEACE SERMON OF THE AGE
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
lHTH ST. AND 4TH AVE-
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Next Saturday new mambsrs Of the House Com
mittse OF The New York Labor LyeSum are to be
An important meeting Of the Campaign Com.
mittss OF the Socialists will be held this evening At
20 East Fourth street.
Fifth avenue, making Spanish eigAT s, Ars on strk .
for an adVanos OF 81 per l, 600.
CiEar-MIEsrs' Union No, 30 enrolled forty eight
were terminated successfully.
A special meeting Of the Blusstons Cutters and
sndOn Hall, and those falling to attend viii be lined
20 cents each.
The AR.ls.m,ted BrAs.SorL.r., Union report:
their msn TO the Union,
Brick..ysrs' Union No. II will di.cuss a PROPOSE.
ton To Withdraw from thu Central Labor Union 81
their nett regular meeting.
The e%iG.r;massrs e E:ehslb.ehsI = Mayer. 100
stnks As their demand was rejected.
Carpenters aud Joinsrs' Local Union 5l3 had
one striEs on hand thl. sss. For the cloak
Paintsrs' Branch No. 8. brooklyn. has abolishsd
s sss,G 9@Ss vii I'll r. ps: .i.s s.5, . John at H sssTS % Lee. Sssa a
elected Financial Secretary.
The Brooklyn brsneh Of the Workmsn's General
bensnt Union hA., moved is headquarters IRON
the lAst meeting fifteen cAndidAtssW sTs proposed.
Ad,iess from BinEh.nton state that the cigar;
result ofthsiI SsasrsI SINE 10 MICH about thrss
thousand men are involved.
The ei~ESr,n4ksrs' striis at the shop Of silberthAu
day the advance has bssn frAntsd aud tbs rent for
the ttnsnsnt-hoGss workers Wa reduced - per
month.
TailOEs' Union No, I07 has elected John Zit-
iinEsr PIs.ldsnti VIM; BsrfEosn; Hlss.PEss,dsnt
a ms La i ss sa SStn !; Ms..0a, IsS
Hy. WGilhs ana Christophsr tTsdsriehs, Trustees.
The ssiIty,ts0 eiSsI@.tsrs' isRilis. Of sshgsEl;
Co nnitt.s Of, the int-rastioS. ns.r-aEisHs'
ln,oas 70 conduct their strike. a. the negotiations
With ths nTn have been unsuccessful.
Ulgsr-M1ksrs' Union No. la has resolved to
Stthdr.~ from the Central Labor Union, DqrinS
: iast sisht oafs Yen stilEss Oh "sIpsns OF ths
members uSrs enrolled At the Last regular nesting
The striking eiEaE,mAksrs Of Liehtsnstsin Bros
offered ; ~cOrnprOmias, uhieh they rejected Thsy
nOa SAY that Il the drm does not grant their Do
further Increased
Toe nsvly elected or ssrs Of MusicIl Progressive
snloI ne 81 SsE JsI'iEi :5s Gsos5S H1aet'
haIEst IrsasSIsI: w Hthmas Li1TSEtAs The
West HO6Oksn.
the lat meeting Of the Advances Association
msksH' Union, aud Il Wls resolved 70 take political
setion With the Socialist Labor party nSIt FEll
Labor Federation.
II. United Msehlais.. gained sIEs. Dss mem
are out q smPloJmsnt T. Link va slssted Re
S SGFdss q. I ssSSs'1 ss. saS a s $50 % M.Shsi5
street Tts strikers At tbs Manhattan BrIssS0fks
foiosias OasSa9 %. 4 BchE s.sTstsSS. z
Bode. DiEsot0r; O. SehgSEsEmaHt Inspector; 7
KFebs, a KisasT and j. FFsaad IsdtSa. 81
HoanAa, HaAasiaIS serstED.
As@s.s: 5EsHSs5 E.!s IssIRII sssss5sms.
] UaiaS hSasSI 1SIIss. ThAlsla ana ss6Ssisr
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where is PRINTER BROWN?
RumOrs that Hs Has Fled Because
Of DebS-HlS once Attached.

j. Wilson Brown, . printer in business al
80 Gold street, went awAy on 4 fishing trip
four weeks ago last Friday, aud it il being
rumored that his debts will prevent his re-
turning to this city.
1t is said that he owes SIS, 900 to various
creditors. The Campbell Printing Press
And Manufacturing Company, Of 100 Will
lam street. were his creditors to the extent
OF So, O99.o6. this being the amount OF
several overdue notes which Mr.. Brown
failed to make provision for when he went
away.
The Company'S lawyers wentto Judge An
dreWs in the Supreme Court yesterday and
secured an AtTAchmento on Browns property.
At Browns printing office the business Is
running the same A. ever. Mr.. Crsnston,
Browns manager, said that MIR. Brown Was
simply away N his vacation. and that he
Wou. certainly return. Moreover, he had
more than nouRh money to pay on all his
indebtedness.
Al the Campbell ComuAny's office 1t was
said that they knew Brown was away, and
that they simply secured the attachment 10
be on the safe side. From their inVestiRa-
tions they believe Browns accounts to be all
straight.
The evening world., 1890-07-16
TERRIBLE RACE RIOT FEARED.
Ominous Reports of Armed Men in
Collision in South Carolina.
ESPECIAL To THE EVENING woSLD.l

CHARLESTON. 8. c., July le.-No further
details Of the reported race riot in Barnwsll
County have been received, but it is feared
that there has been serious ~bloodsned.
The disturbance took place At an isolated
locality. near Rivers Bridge. known as the
Ksarse Settlement
Stories differed as to the cause Of the
trouble, one having it that W. negroes were
killed by whites, while another said tive
white men fell victims to . lot OF mGrGudinG
negroes.
Further it was said that 500 well-Armed
negroes were gathered to oppose twenty-five
white men. but that the latter were soon tC
be REINFORCED.
1t Was also reported that the Sheriff and
posse were on the way to the place OF riOtinG
and that a company Of militia had beer
ordered out.
Reliable reports are difficult to obtain.
owing to the out-of-the-WAy nature Of tbs
place,
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PARK BOARD MEETING.

An Application Made to Have Park
Ratings Removed.
At tO-day'S meeting Of the Park Board. a
communication was received from BscTe-
tGry McNair. OF District Assembly 40, X. OF
L.. asking on behalf Of the working people
that the iron railings be removed from all
the city parks TO allow fires access thereto.
Commissions Borden characterized the
request as unreasonable, and he contended
that the parks are as free with ratings AS
without, 30 long a. the gates are open.
On motion OF President Gallup, plane we're
ordered made for q connection. OF the last
Drive of Central Park With Fifth avenue At
One Hundred aud Tenth street
An application from the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad to raise the
grade OF its tracks At the crossing ~ the
was referred TO the engineer Tor report
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KILLED BY A'1AOUsAAD-LEg.'
Laura Bagan Stung to Death by,
a Repulsive Caterpillar.
Her Terrible Suffering = warnins
Against the Deadly Doorstep Pests.

People whose custom II is to mt on
their front door.steps these warm Sum
mer evenings will be Mortified TO learn
that a new danger. more to be feared than
prostration from the heat, turks about
them.
One fatality has already occurred from
this source, the sudden death of Miss
Laura kagan, IN Jersey City.
This new danger is nothing less than
the thousand leg" a dirty. nasty brown
worm with a myriad of legs that much re-
sembles a ceniipede.
The pest is all the more to be feared be-
cause the ugly little beasts are go plenti-
full. They abound about the fronts of
nearly all the houses in this city aud its
vicinity. and frequently find their way
even into the Easements Of houses,
heretofore no especial dread of the bug
or worm has been evinced other than .
natural repugnance because of its horri-
BILE appearance. Now. however, il Ia de-
yeloped that the bite of the New York
centipede is almost as fatal az that of his
tropical brother.
In the darkened front parlor of a taste
fully furnished fiat at 14S Erie street.
Jersey City. this morning lay the body
of Laura Eagan, q charming young lady.
twenty years old. the daughter Of Rod
crick Eagan, a clerk in the Jersey City
Assessors Office.
The casket was draped in black, and
candelabra shed u sombre light about the
rooln, while near to her dead child sat the
mother, sobbing as if her heart would
break.
BY gentle questioning THE EVENING
WORLD reporter drew from her this story:
Last Thursday night Laura aud l
were sitting on the front steps, when one
OF those nasty worms crawled up on her
right cheek and bit her.
She didn't mind it much, but tho
spot itched considerably. and she
scratched 1t q little with her fingers.
" thought nothing more of the matter
that night, for had frequently found the
worms on the steps and the walk. and
once or twice discovered them In the
basement. but had always considered
them harmless.
The next dav, however, Laura's check
was swollen considerably. II PANIED her
a little. II n little lump like a boil APP
peGred where she had been bitten. Sue
wanted n doctor, but l laughed at Der
and said
What /! n doctor for a little boiIf
Saturday, however. she felt 80 badly,
and the swelling hal increased SO much,
that sent her to a drug store and poul-
ticed her face.
That night she was very sick, and I
sent for DIR. Hoffman and also Dr..
Narick. She grew worse rapidly and be-
came unconscious, remaining SO until Z
o'clock last night, when she died,
",She suffered terribly. and Monday
we had a council of physicians. who de-
| NIIaH flut Shn ananl1 nAN 49, TL-
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TURNED ON THEIR SERGEANT.
SPECIAL TO 4 woRLnt

isPEcIAL TO tbs EVESIE0 WoRLni
PEEEsKILL, July 10. The punishment OF
SeTRt Jones has put ; dImper OF all prSnks
that are in direct violation OF the laws OF the
camp. but the members OF the Third Bat
terry are discoutentsl
They think the sergeant OF their detail Is
. martinez, especially when he orders the
guard out for squad drill before breakfast
This morning the guard refused to turn
out aud drill Tor the sergeant Who vas
foscsd to 20 out without them
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RAN In KIT THE PICK"
shrswd and Timely Detective Worl
by Police sergt. Saul.

and Timely Detective Work
by Police 6ergt. Saul.
Exit the Pick. " . star in the armament OF
sneak thieVery, vas held in 81, 300 to-day
by Justice White at the Tombs Court on )
charge OF pockeEpicking.
The prisoner, Who gave his name as James
o'Connor. OF 3s Madison street, PLAYED in
hard luck yesterday. He exercised his skill
upon : Broadway car and succeeded in the
llm~e;honored way IN AceumulatinR = gold
M,ateh and chain from the pocket OF Mr. J..
AVA with IL.
he did not get far. however. Mr.. steWar
IA Az excited way, WAS telling other pa4sen-
keTs OF his. loss. When SerRt Saul. Of the
flIth Precinct, whose day on , ID WAS,
nosrdsd the car in civilian dTssA- He heard
the story, Jumped on the car, and in half an
hoar had the thief behind bzrs.
AZ. stesarts property was found IN ths
~plekPoekst's person.
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OLD BOB DEAD.

Detective Robert H. Q~uGeksnbush. known
A. "Old Bob. attached to the City Hall
police station. died 81 8 o'clock last night al
his home. 2I2 West Tenth street, Of heart
disease. He has been III for a long tina
He has been on the force aimee 1858,
being appointed . policeman then. He
served through all she lrOublo1s times In
the ensuing hye years under Inspector
SteeEs. Who Vas then Captain. lie lsAVes !
wife and touT gT0Hn-up children.
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JABBED OUT A MANS EYE.
Serious End to a Four Handed Fight
In East New York

In East New York
Nicholas RAube. = contractor. OF Liberty
avenue. near Enfield street. East New York.
was to-day held to await the result OF III
iuries inflicted on Michael Trogge. h~fty-nint
years old. Of Crescent aud Hill streets.
Trogge and 3 friend. John RupAhAuser.
called At Contractor Rosenberg's house on
Liberty avenue last night. and after . quArrel
on money matters. IL ~ said that Trogge
and R~upshauser set upon Rosenbe ~ with
knives and Ont him severely about the head.
with = stick. and during the general melee
jabbed the sharp point into Irogges eye,
destroying that organ and causing AL ugly
wound.
All four we're arrested, but Trogge had to
be removed 10 the hospital. and his condi-
tion 10 said to be serious, blood-poisonIng
having set in.
All The contestants we're discharged e.
cant Hkube,
The evening world., 1890-07-16
Transatlantio Traveners.

Among the passengers who sailed to-day
on the steamship City OF New York for Liv-
erpool were Count de BylAnut. Wilson Bar
rett, Judge Benedict, Andrew Barrett. Mar
chessR Carolina MGckey-CArcAnO, A. j.
Cs.sAtt. L. Fish. Mrs. Florence b. John,
William SellArs, Pliny Is smith n Judge
y. l.. Wiokes.
ON ths slGls was Mrs. Hicks-Lord.
On the GeTmaniG were A. J. Onderdonk
and Mr.. aud MIRA Islam.
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johnnie Got It Mixed.
LIrom q. y....r.I

Mrs. De Courcy Blum Good gracious,
MAude. what is this | hear? johnnie say
you told Mics Van Gilt that young Astorbond
was a frighlful hog.
Maude Why. Johnnie, how dare yon I
What said wa, mamma, that Mr.. Aston
bond was a dreadful bore.
Johnuis-Well. | knew IL wal some sort OF
q pig. but couldn't quite remember.
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He could s~oiiloauizs.

lEoA hek.I
Hr. @. R~AnRsT-SGy, Mr.. Editor, | got =
story l guess n make . sensation IN yuTe
pApeT.-
Mr.. WhitslgS Jones-WhAt IL itF
SIR. q. hAngsr-WLA. neOss its : purity
leng one.
M. WhitslsE JOnes-Tgks your Osn time,
Mr. a.. Rangsr-rhank ys ! StL Bill
Mr.. WhltelaH Jonss-Taks your own time,
l sAidi don't taks miRs I'm bo5y.
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At est Point.

tFSoHs IA later
Cadet T~opper-see hat old chap in the
Majors buggy. Tipperf That's the Bishop
of Oshkosh; he's one OF the cAnOns OF the
Church.
Cadet Tipper-why didn't the hItor get
him : gun carriage 10 ride ont
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AZ "a Maine EdItor pead.
Especial TO EaE RVESISG WoELD.l

$3.50
r~oArLASD, he. July 10. E II. ElWslL
sditor OF she Portland RraRscripL died -
1AF haFbor Of heart disease this morning.
ne - si5ty-touT years Old and had bean
'As 1s-a q lie 1iGRSCriUt aimee lsAs.
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BOTH WERE DROWNED.
A Brave Lieutenant Psrishss with 9
Woman He Tried to Save.

IsPktIAL 10 TIE EFENINu WOhLD,I
Santa ANNA. Cal, July l6.-Lisut. V.
Donaldson. Company q, Tw~enty-fourth
United States Infantry. lost his life At New
port Beach. nin miles from here, yestsr-
day. in the VAIN endeEyor to save Miss
Lottie Surgeon. an expert swimmer, who
was carried beyond her depth by the cur
rent.
Lieut.. Donaldson, when starting TO aid
Mas Surgeon. MAS already exhausted. hIv-
ing Just saved b +. Hall and daughter.
who had g9t into peril while trying to help
MiSs Surgeon
The bodies OF the two drowned people
we're recovered.
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Correct.


lFFsA ksAssys SssklsI
TeaehsF@ohRnis, shat u . conversation
between two psuons7 "
yohnnis-A dialogue.
Tsaehsr-And bsIWssn more than tWo par
sonsf
JoRRnis-A polYHOg.
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Wanted the job.

the JoD-
IFf0a hs EPesA.l
Woman-I want this room W~hltsWAshsd,
bot dread the muss Of it all
Uncle Pste-Gusss yOu'Ie had some OBJ dese
cheap WhitsSsshsFs a. Wak- Iss very tic
ulGr. mA'Am. Iss Shitsslshsd sOms OBJ de
hnssT fences in de city. WhiteNGsh An TOO
'xpenIiys 70 spill 'TOun' on furniture"
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An Old Theory Disprovsd.
IHsoH As yssfsT.l

Trsmp-PlsISs. Guy'nor, give Us > quarter
70 get . square meal amt had . bit this
two days, and = man can't live on air.
Fipson-louT dead wrong, my friend. |
had big blowout AZ luncheon, aud never
felt better IN my life.
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When Greek Meets Greek.

lIrOH LOsl
~ introduced Esehylus to Socrates this
morning. " said Terrence.
II EiSh | had been there. . sAid Cicero
why ="
-" should like 70 have seen the tug Of war
between ~ such heavy NelghtA."
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The Chicago Girl Abroad.

uF0R hs JsSisFl D
Mr.. Somerset Klubb-Ars you fond Of
BesInt and Rice. Miss StoeyGrdf
Miss SIooyArd-To tell the truth, ! don't
think | ever tasted ", but l just dots on
curry aud rice, air. klubb
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An Eye TO the Future.

TETNW WI
Shelf vii be = pleasure for me 10 share
your troubles and anIieties.
He-But | hAyeDt any.
Shs-Os you VII Lave RhGn We are married!
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There Are Sixty OF Them.

\ Freddy FAnEls Papa. what are the men
OF the hOur the newspapers speak about,
FGngls-Wsll. during the revolution they
we're called miLuts-men-
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At Cape May Point.

Billy-Oh. Amt it awful, NAnnies The
President Is Lost aud they think he's
drownded.
Lilly-les. all the whole place is talking
about IL. too.
NGnnie-Why. | knoS where he il. Me
and BABY Mckee put Eaby's bncket over him
on the beach, and then went Oh and forgot
him. Let's go let him out.
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Snma Old Story.

tFroa he by Goods chroHieL,.l
Bookkeeper-EIcuse me, sir, but my
nephew died three days ago
Employer who is somewhat familiar with
the little gsme)-Al right. Mr.. CulpspDer;
you may attend the funeral. Died. As usual,
on frat base, | suppOseG
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Miss PrunellG PTism-whsn l feel sad
read poetry. ...
Mr.. FaxoB-Humph. ia AZ soon think Of
reading : cookbook when l felt hungry.
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A Conscientious Employee.
ITvsm IA. FIisssAds BlGHsT.l

Cashier Schulz lin the sharks NAV, to the
bookkesper)-l say. Muller, be kin I enough
to explain my absence 10 the bCss IN the
morning.
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EXCHANGE

WELLKRoWR ARTICLE-our bandssns
a gold ~GtSh- Amen a. stsm,SindsT s2s: p4y-
.slipt,os. Sos ssstJ, okES o. $J5 Bio.d-sy.
DEATTHIS-s4O Primes Albert suits, sl2 : $50
d eatAuAy SUIT go $50 suit 20 east0n saiEA
as W G4nsEpn 2Q2 EAtR4ahfHI BE29kkn
E4OHARGE FOB CAsH-InPrsIsa hallh@-9
0asE tkrss dEa @ "a, HAL0~dsn. 1870 W 23dsL
A sYVrrSs ! e :ss:'. q q 49,: 90 s.s AZ. e f;ai::
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Bsx s48, PiIIsbuFE. Pa
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The weI'-known feAtherweiRht amateur
boxers, John Kelly and Jack hcIlernAn,
have been matched 10 box ten rounds for Z
hundred dollar trophy.
The evening world., 1890-07-16

A cable to the PO'ice GdEstts says that the
Pelican Club directors have decided TO oner
a purse of cUO0 for Jack Dempsey aud Jack
Burke to tight for. The club will allow
Dempsey El00 for expenses
The evening world., 1890-07-16

Richard K. Fox was informed by telegraph
yesterday that Ted PTitchard. the English
middleweight champion, is coming to
Dempsey or young Mitchell in n club in
the United States that will OFFER the biggest
purse, aud in addition will wager 81. 600
The evening world., 1890-07-16

Bicycle men are talking about . mattel
race between Willie Windle and Arthur
Lumsdsn, respectively champions OF TIL
East and West.