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Dogs Better Than Some Human
Boip1s,

To tho Newspaper with the Crown OF Gold:
unculturcd, vulgar persons nre frequently pre-
JUDGED against dogs, their coarse natures not
understanding the infinite refinement Of the
canine. Since the beginning Of the worlds
history men and women OF great power, and
brain, and heart. have had dogs for their true.
trusted friends. Even in the pre- Rao haelite
period dogs had their portraits painted with
their masters or mistresses bismarck is never
separated from his hounds. The small races
are. however. mere intelligent than the larger
ones notably the black-and-tan. To my know
ledge, one OF this race, weighing three and a
half pounds. twice alarmed the house when
burglars were trying to break in. Properly
cared for dogs have nc odor; men have been
known to reek Of ncotine-and worse! Be-
sides, dogs do not 60 mad II properly cared
for. aud not worried Or Ill fed; there con-
tagiors illnesses worse than hydrophobia! Dogs
do not drink without thirst, or eat without
hunger. We have known human beings who
do! AIC1BIADESS DOG.
The evening world., 1893-09-14

Select young, heavy lobster. When
ready to broil, slip sharp knife in
between the body and tail shells, cut
ting down quickly TO sever the spinal
cord. Split down the back; then remove
the stomach and intestines. Grease the
broiltr. put the lobster flesh down over
the IRE. Broil slowly for twenty min
utss; then turn and broil the shell side
for ten minutes longer. When taken
from the fire brush over with bread
crumbs, moistened with melted butter.
Season with salt and pepper; then place
In quick oven for ten minutes to
brown. Take out. sprinkle with chopped
parsley and serve garnished with parsley
and lemon. The claws should be
cracked, broiled and served with the
lobster
The evening world., 1893-09-14
Women In White.

White makes a woman look big.
Wholesome, innocent. winsomc and
classic. White l.. favorite color with
designing women of the world. The
woman in Nhi'e is generally the one
who takes away another woman's hus-
band, while the girl in white with a
blue ribbon under her chin Is the one
who has all the bcdux at the party.
Slim, sickly, care-worn and colorless
women look b st with velvet bonnet
strings and lace ruche or scarf about
the neck.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
The New Rochelle Entertainment,

A delightful entertainment was given
at the Casino on Saturday evening last,
with the kind assistance OF the we'll
known comedian. Mr.. j. Ii. Ryley, who
gave THE House That Jack Built and
THE Nightmare" and was enthusiastic
cally recalled. Mr.. +. A. Conchois. in
costume, gave 1.-The German Band" in
imltably and was encored. and Miss
not he too highly praised. MIR. George
Cat Came Back" and had to come back
himself to satisfy the audience with
another selection. Mrs. Anna l.. Me-
crea sang II contralto solo, THE Mis-
sion OF Rose" eXcellently. Master
Herbert Dcnison. the boy magicia n,
showed rare ability for youngster, and
may some dag be a second kellar. Miss
Mazda Craigen recited the race Scene
from Rouoicaults "Jilt" with spirit and
dramatic ability. Mr., Frederick Pauld-
Ing recited "McMahon's Ride" and was
most warmly received. Miss Helena AL
bro accompanied the songs like Il true
artist, and Master Wilfrrd Young the
phenomenal boy soprano, from Proctor
Theatre, sang again and again in re-
spoons" to the piaudits of the delighted
the Casino. and to Mrs. NJ. A. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Nathan Il. Barrett and Mrs.
l.. \. tanchois many thanks are due for
their untiring efforts and interest IN the
good cause. and praise must be given tn
Mr.. Birmingham the florist. for kindly
supplying flowers. The benefit netteu
S4i for the Fund.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
gingerbread Cok.s.

Reat oslo cup of butter to a cream.
Add two cups Of brown sugar, and beat
until creamy Beat tho yolks and whites
Of four eggs separately. then together.
dissolve one-half of tcaspoonful of
sofia ma little warm water, and add IN
one cup OF sour milk or cream. Add
this to the butter and sugar, then add
the beaten eggs. Mix two teaspoon
fuls OF ginger with three cups of -four,
and beat the flour into the batter. Beat
until smooth; turn into well-greased.
round cake tins atty-pans-and bake
twenty minutes in a quick oven.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
FARIBAULT PLAN A FAILURE.
Catholics and Frotestants to Have
Separate Schools Hereafter.

FARIBAULT. Mimi, Sept 1.-THE
formal announcement OF the failure of
the Faribault school plan was made
yesterday afternoon when Father Con-
roy appeared before the Board OF Edu-
cation, and said the Catholics could not
longer consent to the assignment of
two Protestant teachers to the Hin
School. which has been IA Catholic school
up to the time of the union. 1t Is UNI
lerst God that the order came from Arch
bishop Ireland. and that he had been re-
uuestcd to take the action by Pope
Leo.
The Hill school in future will he con-
Quoted strictly as IA parOChial school.
The Board OF Education annullcd Its
lease and took steps to secure another
building FOR the accommodation Of Prot
cstaut children.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
Plum Jam.

To every one pound Of fruit, allow
three-quarters Of a pound of sugar Di-
vide the plums. and take out the stones
spread the plums on large dishes, and
sprinkle the above proportion of sugar
over, and let them remain twenty-four
hours. Put them in a preserving-pan
and bring them gently to a boil. stirring
to prevent them burning Remove all
scum as 1t rises, and then boil quickly
for a quarter of an hour. Crack a few
of the stones. and add the kernels to the
Jam. Pour the jam into pots, and cover
in the usual way.
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This Fair Begins To- Mig ht.

~ NHr illNbT'
We have been working hard for sew
erai weeks to gather sufficient goods to
start "A fair for The Evening Worlds
Sick Babies Fund. Donations have been
received from Bloomingdale Bros. Fen
mel y pye, Frank Hall, MCGrothy, White
House shoe store, Baggots shoe House.
Sam Bros. and many other business men
and individuals interested In charity.
The fair will open Thursday evening.
Sept. "A. at 2369 Second avenue betw cen
one Hundred and Twenty-tirst and One
tHundred and Twenty second streets. un-
der the auspices Of the Young Ladies'
Social club OF Harlem. The fair will
b" open Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings. There win be music every
evening. Mr.. lloewenthal has kindly
| consented 10 allow the fair to he held Ia
hts building. We expect 10 realize al
| least SlUD.
| Frances Loewenthal Ray Mendelsohn
iuttie l.uewent hal Bessie Caro-,
Mrs Rose solomon.
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An almost 81 900 fund, and all for the
bn hipaf


babies!
Isn't II a big sum for n little society?
This sum. spot cash, is the biggest
fund up to date. 1t Is the boss Of
funds. 1t Is first. foremost. and un-
app GA enable. 1t Is popular. pracu-
cable, original and admirable.
There is just one little feature about
the Sick Babies Fund. and that is the
babies Everything else Is big, serious
enthusiastic tremendous The sub
scription is big. the sickness is serious
the corps OF free physicians is indefati-
immense. and the success of the fund
is tremendous.
Since May O,5Ss visits to families have
been made by the free doctors. Not
one of the twenty-four wards has been
overlooked. In these rounds OF COM
passion and mercy 1929 little invalids
were found. some were dying, some were
being born, some were naked. several
were starving, and all were suffering.
In every instance some good was done,
some Kindness rendered Moor tots who
were discovered too late - save were
, made AS comfortable as possible, and
when the end came all or part OF the
burial expenses was assumed. Nearly
1900 were too poor to pay for the medi-
In 1G2 families food had to be provided
to nonrish the little patient or sustain
the ill-fcd mother. Tidy outfits were
presented to l79 tots who had been de-
porting themselves in the nude since
| their advent
Isn't that a record to be proud Of, to
| NELL NELSON.
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Square Neeks In Evening Go,ens.

Most OF the evening gowns shown at
present have the broad, square neck in
preference to the round cut. This is an
Improvement, as the round cut nsrl is
becoming to but very few OF even the
Youngest and plumpest. The square cut
~ becoming to almost every one. or 1t
can be made SO by its possibilities of
adaptation. 1t can be filled in with
hlmy lace. or left with an open V, or it
can be edged around with ruche. Any
of these methods viii soften the harsh
outlines of neck that is no longer
young. or one that never was specially
plump.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
THE AFRICAN IN rHE ELMIaA wooDPlLE

| ihe managers o' 'he f'h'" h'i'' ''"
| Tory re'"se 10 hceu 'Ho rrn"es, o' w,
ROVER 'or 'ne SuSpe"S'"' VI '"I,'
nrocN"ay, pehdins ms '''"'' o' '"'
srouhu tha' ne ~ fu's s"o' "'"''
| whose methous nave oee'' hu'''""e ''''
pra'seWor'hy' 1h'H ,''!"h s.Spc's''''
"ou'u DC sort vi ''ouNe a''" "'''e "''
as. vi 'nJus.'te'
why u" '"e managers '"''h "ur'
nrocN"ay '"rh very s"'u man "e
oupe'Ih'ehuc't mas co"ti"' VI ''c P"'
The evening world., 1893-09-14
WAITING FOB vALKYkIE.

Up to the present moment nothing has
been heard OF Earl Dunrav-n's yacht
Nalkyre. now on her way 10 New
York from Southampton. She has been
out now twenty-five days. and has not
been sighted by any OF the steamers that
have arrived on either side. But no fear
Is entertained on her account. as she
would almost certainly take course
that would keep her clear Of the steamer
tracks, and her orders were to come lciS-
urely and to run no risk OF straIning
anything on the voyage.
Nalkyrie Ii stanch boat. and
Thistle. Galatea and Gcnesta all took
more than twenty days to cross. But II
her arrival is any longer delayed a post
ponement OF the hrst race until oct, :
may become necessary. She will be
given all the time needed for repairs
The evening world., 1893-09-14
For Psrso nal AGsrnvns~s

A beetle with a dark brown opal for
the body and rings set with rubies.
emeralds and diamonds makes a hand
some brooch.
The only earrings admissible are the
tlniest things you can get, and they
must be screw ones.
Black, it is said, both here and abroad,
will be more popular than ever before.
and the colorlngs of a costume will come
from the trimmings and accessories
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rore,ters Elect Supreme. or,cers.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. IL. At the an
nual election ot Supreme officers, held
by the Forestcrs here yesterday. the
following were chosen chief Ranger.
Lewis Thorn, Of california: Sub-Chief
Ranger. Alfred MARYLAND. Of penusylva-
MIA; President, Dr. L. NJ Marluni Of
Massachusetts; Secretary, IL. NJ, Me
Murtry. or Missouri! Il, 'orl.ng Srcrcta-
rs. pHtr!ck T.. kUou, II Rhode Island
Senior Woodward. NJ. Y. O'ShCa, OF
New York, Junior Woodward, Thomas
II. Richards, OF Michigan, Senior Bea-
die, u. ", POstor. Of Illinois, Junior
Bralie. George =. Gordon, NJ Mime
sofa; Trustees, pr. NJ. =. Clark Ohio;
J. \. Watson, oregon, and Charles j.
Nogt, Maryland.
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vent anything; that in the hierarchy OF
crime his rank was among the lower or
dcts Of shirtlcsP drunken crooks.
ON one point. however, all the biogrn-
phIc, agree, and that is that ba wing ex-
hnusted his opportunities as profess
sional criminal MIR. Miner was. nj the
time OF his death. an officer Of the po-
lice force OF Bcnsonhurst
This ie indeed remarkable close OF
such a career. The good people of Ben
souhurst may well feel suni" curiosity
10 know whether their police force IL
regularly recruited from the ranks OF
tho broken. down criminals.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.
National Conservatory Pupils to Be
Heard 6ept 81.

Entrance examinations for the Ma
tioral Conservatory of Music OF Amerl-
ca, in East Seventeenth street. will be-
gin THURSDAY. Sept. 81 Following is
the schedule:
Singing Sept. 81, 90 and a. from . to 1?
A. NJ, 10 i. NJ" and on the evening OF
Sep t. 49, Chorus from S 10 10 T. NJ
Piano and orgnn-Sept 70 and ~, from 10 to
II A. NJ, to o r. NJ
Violin. viola. contrabass, cello harp-Sept. IS.
from 10 to L. A. NJ, and from to ; L. NJ.
Orchestra and all wind Observation-Disclosures. 20,
from . 10 3 L. NJ.
ionI"sitiou DIR. Dvorak's class)-Oct =, from
. To IL A. NJ, and to . 7. NJ.
This institution is now in Its eighth
year. Fifty seven instructors are EN-
pluycd. 1t has Gl7 pupils.
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kules for tho NapkSn.

There is a good deal OF uncertainty a.
to whether It is or is not tho thing 70
fold a napkin after a formal meal. II
one is staying in the house and knows
that napkin rings are in use 1t seems .
reflection upon that custom to flins the
napkin down in an untidy heap. An ele-
gantly appointed table deserves better
treatment, even at the end Of the meal,
than those dishevelled piles Of napery.
too. t. !efore. It always seems fttest
to simply half fold the napkin and not
attract attention to 1t either by one OBJ
trusive habit or the other.
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ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS.
Driver BambrieS Had Just Been
Given Back Ills Old Job.

Michael Bambrick, thirty six, OF jay
street. and William Dwyer, twenty-siX,
OF 6, Carmine street, were held for trial
In jefferson Market Court this morning
charged with stealing bundle of gold
fringe. valued at $50, from the Terminal
Express Company's office at Third and
Wooster streets.
Bambrick had been a driver for the
Express Company. but was discharged
for drunkenness two weeks ago. Sester-
McIirath, the General Manager for his
old place, and McGrath agreed to let him
return 10 work to-day. iie was given
come familiar with his duties again. and
passed the gold fringe not to D~yer. who
made or with Il. Bambrick Joined him
later,
The evening world., 1893-09-14
Ell CID IS A FLYER.
The New Morgan Liner Breaks tho
Record from New Orleans.

The fastest trip by steamship he
tween New orleans and this port has
been made by the new Morgan liner III
cid. She arrived late last night after a
passage OF four days, two hours and M
teen minutes, from South Pass Bar.
Mississippi River, To Sandy Hook. 1t
was tho steamers maiden "trip from tn"
Crescent city, and her best days run
WAS 40 miles.
III cil IL an iron steamer. and was re
Gently launched at Newport News, She
carries no passengers, and runs ont OF
this city in connection with tn" southern
Pacific freight service.
The evening world., 1893-09-14

Yellow fever has again caused q panic
In Brunswick. Ga. and refugees who had
poured back into the city despite the
health authorities refusal to raise the
quarantine arc now wildly on the wing
once more. This mornings reports from
the stricken town told of two deaths and
three other cases OF fever. II was also
reported that the cases had been con.
cealed by local physicians from tho Gov
erninent expert. II this statement II
true. as seems most likely. tho doctors
engaged In the conceaiment are guilty
pf a positive crime They should fee
the weight Of tho heaviest penalty which
It Hes within the power OF Georgia
courts to administer.
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The Nosatp Corner.

Mrs. Abram 8. Hewitt has inherited
Peter Cooper's old Dutch Bible. which.
with Its data OF family history. makes
very curious reading.
The first colored woman in the United
States to nj herself for practising dem
tistry Is Miss Martha Jordan. OF Dallas.
Tex. She Ii studying her profession ut
Denver University.
Miss Helen Gould recently said in an
swer TO some inquiries about her large
expenditure on charities; ITO be wealthy
and not to know how TO enjoy money u
70 be In q wretched ststs.'s .-.s-a-I
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Little Volunteers.

To tho Editor:
We hnd n little entertainment for the benefit
of the sick Rahics Fund. II wss held at 1877
Enst One Hundred and Fifteenth street. The
proceeds were So. Oh. Tho little volunteers were
Frank McEnten and Brothers,
Jimmie Hnn1y,
Rae Dembo.
Nalie McEntie,
May and Nellie O'Mcara,
Mamie VDwycr,
Q. Fibel and Others.
The evening world., 1893-09-14

II was not remarkable that "1'he
Evening World" presented = column
story yesterday Of the death Of Million.
aire Frederick L. Ames. a whole edi-
ton in advance Of its esteemed con,
temporaraes. Nor was It remarkable
that, after having seen the compre.
hensive story in tho first edition or "Tht
Evening World" those same contem.
poraries were able each TO oiIer u col.
uMn in their later Issues
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An OFFICER OF THE LAW.

On the facts in the life OF the late
Henry Miner. OF Bensonhurst, l.. J.. bl-
ographies diner. on the one hand his
admirers claim for him that he was q
swindler OF unusual brilliancy and re.
nown, being. In fact, the inventor OF the
we'll known 'green-goods' game.
On the other hand his enemies, and al
great men have their enemies, insist
that he was . very commonplace law.
brsAksr. without brains enough to In,
The evening world., 1893-09-14

M Stewards resolution looking to
The finding out of his ellow-Senators
In the matter OF their National bank
connections has found n snug resting
place at the foot of tho calendar. But
that u possibly of little account to Ne
vada's silver msgnats. The resolution
AFFORDED him what he wanted AN op.
portunity to show that he did not talk
himself out In the three days speech
that ended when Senator Daniel Wits
persd semethinx.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
Six Gates Avenue Girls.

Enclosed find 1854. the proceeds OF chill
drrn's fair held for the benefit of the Sick
Babies Fund at the residence Of Miss Lille Me
,onckcy, bGS Gates avenue. Brooklyn. The com
mltt"":
May Freeman. Lille McConekey.
Emma bergman, Marie Tolsley,
Grenclen Tolslcy, Mamie McCOnekey.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
A Nest Pocket Case.

For a pocket case two pieces Of card
board, 1-2 by l 3-s inches and the other
two IA inches by / -s. Cover all with
fine linen. Paint on one smaller piece
diagonally across the word STAMPS"
and on another court plaster" Sew
tho smaller pieces to the larger on three
sides. leaving one of the shorter sides
open. Then sew the larger pieces to-
gether by one long side.
The evening world., 1893-09-14
LETTERS.

I'm. column tSJor ne oener, or erer ybody
nho has a complain, TO make, a grievance 10
tenuiaie, Information TO otpe, a question TO
osh or a iubtto seysise TO acknowledge, aud
long ieuers tnnUt be prtnted.I
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Another Fair To- Night.

This evening and tomorrow evening
the graduates OF Grammar School No
II viii hold a fair in aid OF the Sick
Babies Fund at the rooms OF the Abram
Bernard Association. at Az Fourth ave
nue.. The affair will be In charge of
Misses Ray Morse, Mamie !. Elliott
Mamie NJ O'Loughlln and Frances ID.
Buchanan. These young ladies have col
lcCt"i many attractive articles. and
there Will b" bargains and pretty girls
at every booth.
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HOUSE ANo HOME

sweetcncd vinegar. The dark green
watermelons. which have rather deem
rind as firm as citron next to the pu,p.
make the best pickles. This is an in
expensive pickle because tho part OF the
melon which cannot he used at thu
table IL used In the picking. One water
melon makes a considerable quantity Of
sweet pickle
The evening world., 1893-09-14
WILL WE'D HISS VAN SCHAICK.
Robert ]. Kelly's Marriage Tskes
Place in December.

Robert J, Kel, son OF Eugene
Kelly. has announced his bcthrothal with
Miss Dorothy Van Schaick. the only
daughter OF Jenkins Van SchaiclS,
banker, OF 81 Broad street. The wedding
will take place during the early part OF
December.
Mr.. Kelly Is In the banking business
with his father at A. Exchange place. He
10 member OF the Racquet and Vaude-
Vile clubs. Miss Van Schaick comes OF
an old and rich Knickerbocker family.
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Nobody VINO II not or has not been
on the spot. under such circumstances.
can appreciate the feverish eagerness
and yet the undaunted persistence of
the home-seekers and boomers who are
lined up In waiting for the new Chero-
kes 6trtp opening. Yesterday It was
caloniatsd tha& aoooe persons were gath
srsd about the registering booths. and
ie vas sxpsctsd that the nunbAr would
ppnaaS hcssaaA ~ Arkaasas CITY the
pempsratprs was ~ degrees absvs xsre,
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Three More Brooklyn Girls.

To me 1Slltor.
Wishing to hclr tho sick Bnbicr Fund. We
Thought ~c would have II fair. We succeeded
IN .T,ising S".a5. md hope II will help rn'i-
worthy cause along. Tho fair was held ut I25
Thirty ninth street, Brooklyn.
Mamie Delaney,
loretta Sslltvau,
Maggie Wilson.
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THIRTY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
Fire Ravaess Kineolith Massive
sealers Not Seized.

VICTORIA, Il. C., Sept. 1.-THE seal
ing schooner Geneva arrived from Cop
per Island yesterday, and the captain
declares that neither the Annie G. Moore
nor Annie T.. Paine were seized.
The Geneva brings news of the burn
ing On sunday, Aug. 3, of twenty-five
houses and II new church at ktneoith
Mas Over thirty families were rem
dercd homeless and provisions were be
coming scarce.
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sp.ncsr Has . $3.50. 900 Fire.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 1.-THE
worst fire that ever visited the town Of
Spencer broke out yesterday afternoon
and destroyed property valued at
$4,000. Fully six acres OF buildings
were totally destroyed. The fire orig
mated from kerosene barrels at the
freight depot OF the Boston and Albany
Railroad Fire engines were summoned
from Leicester east Brookield. North
Brockneld and Worcester. Every build
ing on either side of Wall street Was
totally destroyed.
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Two Boys and . Magic Lantern.

To the Ed'tr:
Of a gic-luntern entcrt lin nent given by
two little boys
Carroll r. Church.
33S East One Hundred aud Twenty fourth street,
Samuel May,
$50 East One Hundred aud Twenty fourth street
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eos West Twenty second str,
G. RS


III thf EuItorf
or "c~arsef" A claims that Curse Is proper,
and claims that 'cesrse'' is proper. r al
the same time says thai he asked the same
que 'tion Of you once before, and YOU spelled
IL "cearsc.'' J. kI.EIMAN "A.
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Peach sherbet,

Take a quart can of fine peaches; rub
through a sieve. Add one pint of water.
one cup of sugar and one cup Of orange
juice. Freeze like a punch and serve in
glasses, adding a tablespoonful Of cham
payne to each glass when the sherbet is
The evening world., 1893-09-14

It Is explained in PittsburG that the
story gent out from that city yesterday
about a plot OF pension cranks to as-
sassinate President Cleveland and Sec
rotary liokc Smith was Il Joke. one
New York afternoon paper was led into
printing the weird tale under scare
heads. 1.-The Evening World' knew bet
ter than to print 1t ut all. Neverthc-
less, 1t was no joke to send out such u
warn
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$4,000 ONLY So OFF.
The Sick Babies Fund Crosses
Another Money Meridian.
Successful Fairs In Brooklyn and
Rutherford, N. ].
An Entertainment at New Rochelle
Nets $47.

All ierers containing macy for thu
sick Babies Fund abould he addressed
to "Cn-hi~r 81 WORLD. Pulitzer Build
ing, New York tity.'
Donations Of clothing, &c.. Should be
seut to Mrs. Roberts, l3X West Tbirty-
l0urtl street.
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B. 10 Right.
TO the Hditol

To tie N1ItOr'
A bets r there Is law N the United States
Goa stitution which would prevent President
Cleveland from serving another term. bets
there is no such law 10 the Constitution. WHO
Is rigbti A READER.
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Plenty of False HAIR,

The human hair Is said to be the most
profitable crop that grows. Five tons
of it are annually imported by the mer-
chants Of London. The Parsians har-
vest upward of 100000 pounds, equal in
value to $50, OO0 per nnnum.
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where she likes. Ny r-mpa'hr is with the IN.
employed, IL they ne"d hrcad hut they are
his, and can help thcnselr"s; my heart and
nv money 20 to the babies. Take good care
~ the babies As the trup is bent - will 1t
grow" 1 inclcs- SI.2l. with host wishes.
discipline IeiS". aged twelve,
2l3 Enst One Hundrd and Eourtcenth street.