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GROWTH OF TIE CAMPAIGN FUND.


lFrom 1hN MornWJs U0Tu.
The Western Democratic Campaign
Fund yesterday assumed national pro-
portions and extended Its patriotic In
fluence over wider AREA Of territory
than on any previous day. The contri-
buttons received through The WORLD
now amount to Sls,O3j.Gl. This does
not include contributions reported by
the Boston Glo,e and other newspapers
which will he announced tomorrow.
The Democratic newspapers engaged in
pushing Oh ,hc good work now number
forty, distributed among Twelve States.
Moreover, fifteen States, exclusive OF
New York, are represented in to-day's
list of subscribers. This is gratifying
evidence of tic popularity of the move
mcnt and Of the rupdi'y with which
it is spreading. No better service can
be rendered to the cause Of Democracy
and COOL government thnn by helping
it along and hastcning its success.
The evening world., 1892-08-23

A SPECIAL OFFICERS REMOVAL.

PAT1Icx McMANUs. lately an Agent of
the Gerry 6ooisty, has been relieved Of
his badge and his official power, after
only six months of service. 1t is remarked
that NO definite reason was given for his
removal. But in the report of the matter
II 10 stated that McMANus had been in
bad odor with his superiors" since he
made . certain arrest which did not pan
ont very creditably either to the Agent
or, through him. to the Society which he
rsprssentsd. The prisoner. q woman,
was discharged In Police Court, and re.
port says suit for false imprisonment
has been brought against the Society.
These statements. II accurate. furnish
definite reason enough for the removal.
An o6iosr who has not obtained and re-
tanned the confidence of his superiors in
NOT . proper man to continue IN the
sxsrciss OF discretionary powers over
citizens. II IL better to get rid of such an
agsnt even on decided suspicion as to
his insfnoienoy than to wait for an un.
pleasant public confirmation Of the
Saspioion.
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SUICIDE OF oHR wHo LAUGHED.

Actor W. 8. DABoLL cut OF his life and
what were apparently his bright pros
Oeets yesterday with = dose of poison.
There is mystery not only as to what kind
Of drug he took. but as to his reasons
for killing himself. As au operatic
comedian he had made many merry
hour for great audiences in New York
and other large cities. He was in rehear.
al for an expected triumph in new role.
Success in his avo cation seemed to be his
wherever he chose to demand it.
Was not all this cause for laughter and
. desire to live on? Yet there can have
been no laugh in poor DABoLL's heart, for
he chose death whom life was before him.
There was sigh behind his smiles and q
hidden pain that broke his JOY in living
Doubtless It will be buried with him. q
dead secret in dead heart. 1t is passing
strange.
The evening world., 1892-08-23
4 Mea/ in a Lozenge.

The latest thing in the way OF condensed
food Is lozenge, which is said TO be com.
posed to large extent OF caffeine, ana which
Is said to take the place OF both roGd and
drink during forced marches and On like oc-
casions. company OF Roumanian soldiers
have recently been used to test the proper
ties OF this Invention. They marched seventy.
nve miles In twenty-seven hours and a quar-
ter, and at the beginning of the march we're
given lozenge every halt hour. Later In the
march this time was changed to three hours,
while throughout the march the horses were
given lozenge dissolved In water every
two hours. The men and horses are said TO
have arrived at their destination in 50 good
condition that the former, OF their own free
will, went through ievlew, and the trial Is
regarded as an astonishing success.
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Tho DigsstibiTty of Fish.

The ed-Dlooded fsh, such, for instance, as
salmon, herring and mackerel, are highly nu-
trltious. but not easily digested, partly be-
cause OF the amount OF fat distributed through
the fsh.
White fso, such as cod, haddock, turbot,
halibut and fiounder. contain comparatively
little fat, and that mostly In the liver. They
are easy OF digestion and possess . delicate
fiavor. When in season and just from their
native element they are delicious and make
excellent iood for. the sick, ON account Of this
ease VI digestioa.v
Cod Is In season all the year; haddock, all
the year; cusk, winter; halibut, III the
yesr; nouBders. al the year; saimoa, Nay
% ssDtsnbes shaA epsing bl1eesA, Slaq
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Small Feet a Blessing.

Every one has noticed how much larger the
fashionable girl OF to-day is when compared
with the bellies Of ten or twelve years ago. 1t
is the training that does 1t. This Is a veri-
table bonanza to the fairy who has teen SO far
behind the times as to not grow more than
five feet four or tive inches high and who can
show number two or three foot. She will
now come In for bargains Her number will
be put among lot marked "Odd Sizes" ana
there she will mad lovely % shoes and ties
reduced TO 0s cents. THIS Is no fancy pic
ture, but an actual fact. A shoe dealer told
the writer that they had 80 little coll Tor the
smaller sizes that In order to get rid Of them
he reduced the price little by little until they
found themselves down to the ridiculously
low price quoted above.
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Learn TO Swim.

The best way for the neophyte to acquire
confidence Is to wade slowly out until the
water is up to the arnpits, then to bend the
knees until the water reaches the chin. Dur
ing his motion you may have the cOnsolatOry
assurance that at any moment You can
strengthen yourself up and walk back to the
shore. Then gradually throw your head
back as far as 1t Will 20 until the water
covers your ears-and now Is the time to give
yourself uD to the element. ASK some one on
whom you have reliance 10 stand beside you
and to give you confidence, but do not rely
on his assistance. But II you wish to learn to
swim rapidly, you must DO everything your
self. While you arc in that position raise
your arms backward to their fullest extent,
the palms upward; take full breath and
give little push on the bottom with both
feet. Do not be afraid, but keep your mouth
shut and lei yourself 90.
The evening world., 1892-08-23
From Three Little Girls.


lnclosed please rnd s12.17, which we
worked very hard to collect for the poor Sick
Babies Fund. We wish It was more, but do
hope 1t will DO some little sufferer some good.
collected as follows: George Keller, Mrs.
Keller, 81 each; Susie Keller, F. Keller, J.
Deutscn, 80 cents each: Eleonore MuDde,
Henrietta Munde, &. A. NJ, Cash, c. SturZe-
negger, 10 cents ench: Mis- Munde. 10 CENTS
Mrs. Levy, Mrs. pderwald, A. Roth, MRS.
Kohler, l.. Kern, 5 cents each; +. Pracht, )
CENTS Mrs. r; H., II. Craig. Cash,
cents; ". witte, z. cents; Cash, ~ cents;
j. Knapp, j. &. Il, Mrs Lent. }. bunker. W.
burke, Cash, Cash, L. A. BARTON and Il. Sack,
. cents each: l.. Hewitt and Mrs.
Buchanan. 10 cents each ~ Joseph. Mrs.
Ritter. V. FrOerschner, L. BuchOp. A. D0min-
lex aud Mrs. Bittmann, - cents each L.
Joseph, X. 1eyJan ana o. Geist,
10 cents each; q. Ellis, 20 cents {;
n. Andres, . cents; NJ. Wallace. 3 cents I;
Norton, 10 cents; l.. Nicholas, II. Won Rum
ner. A. Bryans, b. Glemblys, /. 5heehan, NJ.
Sllverstein, Cash, A. Knight. > cents each
Cash, Cash, = cents each; u. Rose, 10 cents;
ID. Kinsella, II. Bell, Mis-. j. Callahan, Cash,
Mrs. lyckes, Wallie, % cents each; q. suppes.
M. Schrebnrr. , cents each; NJ. Karer, =!
cents; j. PfeifIcr, % cents; cash, Cash, Willie.
Cash, 3 cents each; CasE, cents; Cash. 90
cents cash, z cents; cash, . cents; Cash.
% cents; Louie, 10 cents. Total, Sl2.16.
ELEOHoRE MUNDE.
50T West FOrty-third street.
SUSAN KELLER, 5S5 Tenth avenue.
l.. JOSEPH, 5l1 West Forty-third street.
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Humanitarian principles-she u devoted to
his literary work. and 10 never % happy a.
whom taking down from his dictation por.
tions OF his stories. Countess Tatisna, al.
though not good looking in the ordinary sense
Of the word, is a bright, intelligent-lookins
girl. She has never been presented at court
and has only spent one Winter In st. Peters-
burg, but She is thoroughly well educated
ana can both read. write and speak French
and English fluently. 1hVse who visit tho
Count at Yasnaya Poliana are mostly enter
tained by his Oldest daughter, for his wife 10
very much occupied with household cares
and copying out her husbands manuscripts
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ORlDliN IS.

There ere 7,S20 hansoms aud 8, 800 four. r.whssi
cabs In the metropolitan district Of London.
The Queen Regent Of Spain Is opposed to built
fighting, and l, doinx all she eau In quiet way to
diseourA. o It. But remarkable change in Span
ish character must bs brought about before the
time -honor-d institutio can bs abolished.
Cannon have been In use since 1880. The Turks
were tho first EusoDeaus to utilize them in lA63, at
the sissc Of Adranople, and II waaa century later
that England began to manufacture them.
Japan Ia shaken 900 timeA year by earthquakes.
and has 100 stations erected for observing seismic
| shocks.
Tho gold tho DENTS, buriss away In human teeth
StAtea.
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pyjamas for feminine wear are very
dainty and beautiful contrivances, trimmed
with lots OF ribbons and laces Far from
diminishing the attractlveness OF n pretty
woman, they vastly increase 1t by endowing
her with an air OF gaminerie which is exceed
ingly fetching. Pyjamas should be made Of
the thinnest and finest wool. Here In the
United states, especially where tropical heat
is generally followed by sudden cold waves.
wool next to the skin is essential for prevent
ing chills. Moreover, they possess the ines-
timable advantage OF being not only warm in
cold weather, but Of keeping the body cool
when the atmosphere Is hot.
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A Big Uptown Fair.

To ne Editor
Having been given the use OF a hall from
Lieut.. Whiltle, seventy-iirst Regiment, CON-
pany A, free OF charge, We thought It u good
idea to start fair, not only IN aid OF ths Sick
Babes Fund, but also In aid OF the deserving
POOR. Medals were given To the first three
81 ling the most tickets. They We're Blanche
Nannhrimer gold, Water Names and Flora
HDoveren (outh slIyer medaIsj, Those at tho
staGus were Eva grimm, Flora llosyeren, Ida
Mayer Annie costello, Paul Nullmer, W. Il ed
denuori, sam harris, W. Names, sadie Siege,
Millic sommerS, Blanche Mannheimer ami
others henry llCiu, ndorf print ed the tick
cts. The managers lad TO work very hard Ia
Keep everything III order as the neighror-
hood Is not one OF the best, and also BECAUSE
hey had very heavy expenses. We collected
$50, from which We send you $40. Hoping Il
Will do some Sood. we remain,
EUGENE NEWMAN,
ErGENE FRASKEN,
MORTON MERGENTiIEIN,
one hundred and seventh street and LeXinC.
ton avenue.
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freshness and dclicacy. She is no longer o
young woman, and previously had written
some twenty years without recognition.
Even "Mademoiselle Ike" went from pub
Usher TO publisher, finoing no literary goc.
father 1t was written nve years ago, and
was suggested by Russian folklore song
which Miss iiawksr had heard sung IN a
friends drawing room.
The Hawker family live some sixty miles
from London In pretty country house, ana
lead the usual quiet existence OF English
country folk. She is quiet, distinguished
looking woman.
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Fashion Notes.

II you are bent on being quite up to date IN
the matter OF millinery, have . oonnet and
lace cape TO match for grand occastona
The set OF ribbons used TO ornament the
simple summer gown, and which includes
the fashionable Watteau bow, shoulder knots
and girdle, requires ten yards of ribbon.
A low braided chignon, with hair waved on
the sides and drawn down over the top Of the
ears. is n Partisan revival Of an old and not
very becoming fashion.
Sleeves are larger and fuller than ever.
though not SO high on the shoulderA In
Paris just now IL is the correct thing to look
broad across the shoulders
Partisan women have q dainty fashion OF
catching up the centre seam OF their long
skirts half a yard from the hem and securing
1t a few inches below the waist with . fancy
pin, thus reducing 1t to q very sensible walk.
ing skirt and showing bit Of lace-frilled
petticoat besides.
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Liberty comes high. It's price in the
first place is eternal vigilance. When a
man is deprived of it ior the good Of
other men and seeks to regain IL by force
the cost not infrequently goes ny. Con-
yict VINCENT gave his life for such All at.
tempt yesterday at Sing Sing. aud Train
Robbcr Busch paid n like price III defense
OF his freedom when coruered by officers
IN Louisiana. a pitiful sacrifice. each. to
crime and desperation.
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Tho Fund in Verse.

70 ne Td,for.
1ncloscd please flnd s15.56, the proceeds o
an entertainment gwen at the residence Of
Mrs. 4. Is. Mooney, 25 Mersereau avenue. by
the Misses Mooney, Miss Marion Buehier.
Miss Mildred Mieneckc. Mr.. Lutz. Mr.. Edward
llaughwOut ana Masters James Mooney aid
Dick Tucker The opening piece was the iol-
lowing, composed by Mrs. Il. b. Mooney:
70 help the little babies,
Dear friends, we meet tonight,
And every cent you give us
VIII send n ray oi li!ht
To some uark, dismal chamber.
Where weary mother bends
Above her suferiug intent.
without money, without iricnoS
DESPAIR her heart is nlling,
And sad her mourniul cry:
40. Father poor and helpless,
Mus, watch my baby dep"
But hark he sounds OF footsteps
Are 50 tly drawing near.
And a kindly voice IL speaking
These words OF hearty cneer:
"im n doctor from THE WORLD;
nave come to you to-day
TO bring you food and clothing
And help you as may,
Ana for your little Dtby
We will Did your fOsi ering care,
And give you means to take her
Into sweet country air.
q For ten thousand hands are working
Throughout our Christian land,
To help, maiDtain and strengthen
The WORLDs Tree doctor band u
"Oh, thank our heavenly Father,
lie has heard mothers prayer,
And In my hour OF anguish
Has sent relief and care.
"And may his blessings follow
The tender and the true,
WhOvc helped TO send the happiness
That has been brought BY YOU"
And now, ktni friends, we thank you
For your presence sweet aud fair,
For In such lOwly blessing
We, too, would have share.
Port Richmond, s. ].
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e~BRANcH OFFICES,
WcHLD UPTOWN oFfICF-l2e7 BRoApwAY-
between slst and $40 sta. New York.
WORLD HARLAN OfEiCL-l2bTH br. Axp
MADISON AVE.
eROOKLYN-s09 wA,rr~1-oN 81.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-lyr6rR BUILnrNo, i12
sou1u sra 81. NhslilhaToN-6l0 l<TH sr.
LONDON OfElCE-.4 IoCLsruE s1., TRATAL-
eAn souAhk
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How to Peel Tomatoes.

Nearly all cook books say: "Pour boiling
water over ripe tomatoes, then skin them, y
and at least ninety In every 100 persons
attempt to peel them in this manner, and
consequently do 1t with much difiiculty and
very imperfectly.
This is the proper way to peel tomatoes
Cover them with boiling water half minute,
then lay them in cola water till they are per.
fectly cold, when the skin can be slipped of
without difficulty, leaving the tomatoes un-
broken and rs rrm as before they were
ecalded.
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Berry Porridge.

When tho oatmeal is fully cooked lay In the
bottom OF a clean little skillet some blackber-
ries and sugar. ditto huckleoerries and red
plums. Turn the oatmeal over 1t, ana watch
1t until the red or black juice begins to show
on the top. When the fruit has cooked and
permeated the porridge sufficiently turn 1t
out into separate porrldge bowls OF wood or
china and serve hot.
The evening world., 1892-08-23
THE CLEANER.

Gaorge III Daniels, the General Passenger
Agent OF the New York Central, the other dhy
showed Inc the latest addition TO the collec.
tion he IL making Tor his cOmpanys exhibit
at the WORDS Fair. II consists OF q PLATA
piece OF yellow pine wood, o inches wide, 10
inches long and half an inch In Thickness The
unpretc nj u tious.looking article Is about rfty
years old and was cut In 1851
from one OF sleerers OF the old
schenectady and Union Eailroad. The
wood is highly polished and On one OF Its
/ sides is painted picture OF q Queer-looking
| train or those days. THIS relic OF q byKOns
, railroad era was donated TO the Central BY a
newspaper editor named Bullock, living in
Canajobarie, n. Y.
Richard Bonn Is credited with being the
man whose brain conceived the great and
money -maktng idea that New York needed
an Opcn-air amusement ark within stone q
throw OF her river front. and who thereupon
: got together the syndicate which erected FL
dorado.
BCstonians Lying In New York will regret
to learn OF the serious hines, of ex-Police
Co:nmi sioner Thomas +. Gargan, OF that
city. Ills friends who know his condition are
very anxious lest the brilliant lawyer, yet IL
the prime OF life, should never recover. HI
IL weil-known to many members OF the New
York Bnr.
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alScy street, Astoria.
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with three rows Of red braid ana finished
with an open Jacket Of red cloth with a square
white collar bound with red and embroidered
with red anchors. Her wide red belt had
mother-of- pearl buckle to fasten It, and her
white sauor-bet was trimmed with red and
white ribbons
The evening world., 1892-08-23

LADoUcnERE. in his bitterness ut being
left out of GLApsroSE's Ca5iuet. reveals
In England q pronounced case of what
President HARRISON would style in Amer
ica indy dual Disappointing mt" His
friends declare that. being frozen out
himself. he can and will make the Pnrlin.
mentary days chilly for the new Govern
ment. And of course this is all Gnc meat
Ter the Tories to chew On.
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Enjoyed the Work.

IL ne Editor
We little girls have enjoyed collecting tho
inclosed money, $3.50, for the sick babies.
and hope 1t vii, do some good. We have
formed little society and expect to meet
once week, So that next year we can send q
larger sum TO the babies
JESSIE X. BALsTON, NHLLE Cox,
ETA CRAWFORD, JHssIE COX,
ASSlE CRAWFORD, MABEL MEICALF.
MARTHA EAKISs.
Flushing, /. |.
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A Little Defender.

To ne Fi''or
inclcscu please md Post-onlce order for
Sl4, which Is pront on contributions from
some OF my friends aud money Invested by
my mother IN Il fair that arranged and held
for four days In an UnCccuped store on Fu.-
ton street. which Is the n ain street from the
Ninety second street Terry. Mtssrs. Skenc &C
WHIT" kiAuly gave the use Of the store irte OF
expense. hoping this little VIII aid In saw
INK he liIe OF some little one, | ain, sir, sim
cerely yours LILLE i. CHASE,
tAirtecn wears old, Recruiting ofllcer Little
Defenders.
90 llalscy street, Astoria.
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Oregon's Girl Moi/-carrier.

oregon has girl msil-carrier, Miss Minnie
Weston, a brave, spirited and beautiful girl
just out OF her teens. Her route is through u
rough ana lonely country, where wild beasts
frequently dispute passage with her and
tramps sometimes appear. only TO be warned
away by the flash OF her revolver She rides
small 1.-THE pony. and covers the route four
or five times each week.
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life. she isn't going to ruin her garments.
suicide or no suicide. II she can help IT.
EMMA was not in earnest, that Is plain.
II she were rcnlly aud truly dying to leave
this world she would have gone to her
fate IN n 2Ocent Coney Island bathing
suit, nnJ not in blazer costume and
sailor hat.
The evening world., 1892-08-23

The good news md bad from the labor
world are closely interminglcd At West
Hamburg. Pa. workmen rejoice because
more labor is needed aud nm iron mill
must run on double time. Yet even this
good thing at West Hamburg is partly
due to unfortunate circumstances at other
iron working towns.
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Served on Plates of leo.

At some OF the fashionable Newport dinners
clans and oysters on the half shell are served
on Plates made OF ice These are moulded for
the purpose by the high-class caterers The
plates are not brought to the table till the
guests are seated, when they rest on a dolly
linen rather heavier than such usually used.
The shells are on the ice and the novelty is
only part Of the value OF the idea-tne bi.
valves being kept deliciously cool
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Prepare for PVomas.

According to the latest edict OF fashion
from Paris ana London the robe de mutt, or,
TO call II by It's plain English name, the night
gown, has got to go. Its place is TO be taken
by pyjamns, those nondcscrlpt garments con-
sisting OF very loose trousers and jackets, the
use OF which at night has hitherto been re-
strtcted to tho masculine sex. The new
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In a Brooklyn Back Yard.

To ne Editor!
lnclosed you will nnu a In aid OF the fund
for the poor children. We held fair in our
back yard, and this is what we earned We
send Il to you, hoping you will send 1t where
II Is most needed.
LOUIS THOMPSON, JENNIE THOMPSON,
CHARLIE BUCKLEY, KATIE YOUNG,
CHARLIE llUGHEs, IRENE HUGHES,
WILLIE COLLINS, BESSIE POIaLASsE.
lBS Fourth avenue, brooklyn.
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The history OF the Columbus portrait leads
to the supposition that It was painted for DO.
menico Malpiero, a Venetian Senator, 1t the
suggestion OF Angelo 1rivisiaIi, Secretary OF
the Venetian Embassy to Spain, about 1901.
The picture Is thought to have passed Int
the hands OF francesca Longo, and nom his
heirs to Luigi ROssi. Kossi sold It to Sig.
Gondolfo. Then Antonio Della Covere bought
1t and transferred It to Consul-Gen. Mason -
Frankfort, who bought 1t for Mr.. Ellsworth
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A Dining-Room Motto.

In the ofning-room OF quaint old house
soen lately was the inscription over the IRE
place 10 nowiI & Illuminated text,
Work the jaws,
A silent pause.
Frequent haw-haws.
Which was an exc edingly apt reminder Of
the value Of slow eating and cheerrulness at
table
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Coffee Bread.

One egg, one cupful OF sugar, one and one
half cuptuls OF warm milk, four cupfuls of
flour, one.half Of q yeast cake. Mix and set
to raise as for bread In the morning add
two-thirds Of cupful OF butter and rise
sgain in pan, after sprinkling the top with
cinnamon and sugar. Bake like bread.
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Collected by Three Roys

Subscription list for the sick children coll
lected by II. Moore, William Brophy and NJ.
shepard, IRON Mrs. Brophy. % cents; MIR.
Brophy, 10 cents; r. Brophy. > cents: Will
lam Brophy, 10 cents; Mrs. shepard, j.
Shepard, 4. shepard, X. shepard, -
cents each: X. Shepard, NJ. shepard, X. Moore,
Mr.. stockfsch, II. Nanderhoef, f. McAllister,
10 cents each; V. Beaver, 10 cents; $. flato,
cents; l.. Wurdenslagh, / cent; 4. Lameda,
10 cents. Total, SEAL.
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wide black velvet ribbon. Revers OF black
lace are held In place by bands and bows OF
velvet ribbon, n large bow Of tho same being
placed upon the skirt. The loose full sleeves
to the elbow are finished with deep fiounce
OF black lace. Bonnet OF white lace. trimmed
with black velvet ribbon and pink flowers.
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With Assurance OF Love.

To he Fii'or
Please nnd inciosed money order for e.,
for the SICK Babies Fund, the proceeds OF an
entertainment given by club OF young
children last Wednesday evening. With the
assurance of our love for your big ana Denevu-
lent newspaper we are most respectfully
yours,
FRANCIS DIEfESBAcH, FRlEDA BRAND,
BELLA COHEN, FLORENCE ErsIEIN,
SOrHiE EPSTEIN. EDNA GARRISON,
/ Master ALtN DuETu. Master NOR. COHEN,
! Master ALBERT DuErH, SIDNEY AFrEI.
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BKLvA LOCKWOOD has been speaking at
the International Peace Congress in Ber-
lin. Emperor WILLIAM may engage our
BELvA to do o scolding match with BIS
MARcK before sho gets through.
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|RE2754:3E|S SaE|
Wor/d's Fair HoT-DoIIar.

Advices from washington indicate thss
Letto's portrait OF Columbus, now In the COL.
lection OF James W. Ellsworth, OF this city,
will probably be used as design for one side
OF the Exposition souvenir halt-dollars The
Government Worlds Fair Building IL o..
pectei to furnish q design for the reverse Of
the coin.