Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01

sen ride in the New York six-day
race this year; also Frank Cava-
nagh? HETTY GREEN.
Calm yourself, "Hetty;" life is toe
short to fritter it away in PERSONAL
ties. You must be a suffragette. eh ?
The management is figuring on a
Danish team with Hansen as one OF
has been done yet. Cavanagh proba-
bly, will, but he hasn't signed yet.
]. P. NJ:
Now that Bailey has defeated Nc
Dougall in two straight heats, we all
know that he is the best man.
think that instead of another match
race between Bailey and Mac" there
should be three-cornered match
race between Bailey, McDougall and
Kaiser Also, let mo know why the
Kaiser Bailey match was called off,
I remain,
293 Bergen street.
The weather man prevented the
Bailey Kaiser match and your sug-
gestion of a three-cornered match Is
not bad, but it would be, perhaps, for
Bailey, unless he can beat the both
of them.
]. p. NJ:
Kindly tell me whether a wedding
invitation to "Mr. John Brown and
Wife should be addressed upon the
outside envelope to Mr.. John Brown
or Mrs. John Brown. FRANK.
Address it to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown.
]. P. N.
Give me a list of all the city Of
ficials. A. c. M.
The City Directory will give you
your information.
]. p. N:
A bets there is a public school or a
young mems club on either corner OF
Catherine and East Grand streets,
Elizabeth. B. claims there Is no such
building on either corner. Who is
right? JOE.
There is a butcher store, grocery
store, saloon and vacant lot on
the corners of Catherine and East
Grand streets. The Elizabeth Ath-
letic Club Is located on the corner of
Jefferson avenue and East Grand
street. How's that combination?
C
The writer of the following epistle
signs himself "a Nut" and after
reading it we do not doubt his claim
to the title:
J. p. N:
Now what do you mean by knock
ing Hetty Green? Don't you know
you are making everybody as batty
as Bryan or Thaw. When will an
Irishman become Jews harp? On
st. Patrick's Day. Let him up, he's
bleeding now. l know Hetty Green
She used to work down at the ball
park selling peanuts. Don't chastise
her now. 1 just love to whisper sweet
nothings to Hetty because she used
to team with Benny Hill, and how
love poor Benjamin. Don't you
dare and throw this letter in the
wasteb basket. If you do l will &c
down on the dumps and look for il
among the poor mosquitoes, so there
there, brute. ] am just as shaky
as Bedell for a little of your dope
I'll take a sniff and turn in me bunk
Now NOR a million. Take that $4,000
bulldog to the poorhouse and let him
eat there. That Mutt and Jeff ques-
ton was comical. A NUT.
J. P. N:
Kindly let me know if there is any
premium on, 1924 half dollar and
1882 half dollar. A. SMITH.
None that we know of.
G
]. p. N:
l have coin which has the picture
of U. S. Grant on one side and an
eagle on the other side, 1t also says
For Vice President, H. Wilson," II
is dated 1872. Is this worth any
thing? w. WI.
What is the denomination of the
sounds like a medal.
j. p. N:
is there any premium on a two-cent
piece of 1864, dime of 1S42 or of 1850?
Also, please tell me where old coins
which are premiumed can be ex-
changed. L. M. H.
No premiums listed on any of your
coins. Consult the advertising col
umns.
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What are the premiums on the fol-
lowing: Half dollars of 1882 and 1853;
dime of 1857; half dimes of 1885,
1858. 1872; copper cents of 1903 and
1915? J. M. T.
If your half dollar of 1858 has nc
arrows at date or rays on eagle il
is valued from $25 to $100, accord
ing to condition. Your cent of 1903
is worth from three to twenty-five
cents.
j. P. N;
Kindly let me know through your
paper if when sending a cartoon OF
comic picture to a newspaper or mag
azine to be put in print and published
whether it must be drawn with pen
Gil or with pen and ink?
JAWN P. MORGANFELLER
Use pen and ink, Jawn, at least use
ink.
]. P. N:
have read your articles from time
to time with great interest. Youl
suggestion as to a special celebration
in honor of the Newark baseball team
Is most acceptable and timely, but
would it not also be well to reward
the employees. ticket sellers anc
takers, who have worked hard dur.
ing the season for the welfare of the
club? Knowing that you are mar
of fairness and good Judgment, ]
would ask your opinion on this mat.
ter in the columns of your paper
The celebration is to be for the
players only, I take it.
C
J. P. NJ:
What is the premium, If any. on the
| following coins. Fifty-cent pieces OF
1862, 1876; quarters of 1876, 1877 and
one of 1858, with arrows at date and
rays of eagle; twenty-cent piece OF
1875, ten-cent pieces of 1851, 1873; sill
yer half-dimes of 1885, 1871; three
cent pieces of 1865. 1866; three-cent
| bill of 1863? j.
Your silver three-cent piece of 1861
| is valued at from % to, 60 cents; 1866
| so to so cents. Consult some OF the
coin dealers for your currency bill.
No premiums listed on other coins.