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over. even the lemon frappe TINT MIR,
quinn made with his own hands for the
children, was turned into cash.
Special mention Is due Mr. Quinn for
tne use OF the Motel; Mr.. Bonheur. who
neglected his business TO arrange tho
pooths and manage the affair: Messrs.
ludwig Bros, who expressed carrul
or toys and fancy goods to the fair: Mrs.
hlhrrf Adams for whole stock of fresh
candies; Messry. Krebs. werthheim q
Schaener fer choice cigars: MIR. Scheer,
for n cushion full OF diamond stick pins,
and Messrs. Spero ann Levy Bros. for
move! and dainty things.
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SAM ariun for Hebrew Children
SECOND APPEAL.

The Board OF Managers egain hnd II necessary
to appeal for hen and assistance,
The contributions thus far have been very
slow anu we VIII be unable to continue the good
work commenced unless our receipts increase
We have arranged this year TO give many
excursions as our means Will permit-thus far We
have taken 2Bi7 children and 2l3 mothers.
making n total OF 1850
At the Institution at Rockaway We have thus
far cared for 23s sick infants and children; this
will give an idea Of the good accompl ished and
the work done, Shall this work continue
All this requires money. and unless our friends
come TO our assistance by financial aid the work
must stop.
We who give our time and labor In this cndse.
remaining In the city during the hot weather.
make this request with the hope that 1t will
meet with a liberal response.
Contributions sent to the undersigned will he
thankfully acknowledged.
NATHAN LEWIS. President,
IS Broadway.
IIEZEKIAH KOHN. Treasurer.
81 Broadway Room IS.
JOSEPH DAVIS. Hon, Secretary,
l2i East 18th ct.
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A Railing Good Show.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please hnd L2o. proceeds OF an enter
tainment arranged by David NJ. Schoenauer at a
hall. at 1867 Third avenue. on the afternoon OF
Aug. l. The following was the programme: Min
strel Show, by Harry Nanck. Barney MODS, Joseph
Fogsrty. Harry Brady. Louis Harris, Robert iiud-
son. and David schoenauer; Recitation. Grand
pas spectaoles." May Brady: Fan Dance. Flossic
Mckinney and Gertie Hickey; Negro Stump
Speech David Schoenauer; Selections, Columbian
Juvenile Quartet consisting Of Esse Harris, Sadie
Harris, Louis Harris and Allie Harris; Recitation,
" Grandma's Angel" Winnie Brady; Song. May
Brady; Dialogue, Grandma" May and Winnie
Brady; Song, " Larboard Watch, Alloy" Essie
and Sadie Harris; Recitation. GertIe Hickey;
Song. - Lost Child," Essle Harris: Recitation,
Fiossie Mckinney; Song Joseph Fogarty; Reclta-
ton, May Brady. Rosie Wolf attended TO the re-
freshments. Hoping this will do some good TO a
few Of the little sufferers, ] remain,
DAVID NJ. SCHOENAUER.
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LUDWIG CHILDREN.
Gus Gebert, the manager OF amusement,

Gus Gebert, the manager OF amusement,
and those who assisted were:
swinburne 4 Howard, duettists: Felix Haney,
the Irish policeman: the Svea sisters, Swedish
,ocslists and dancers; Arthur X. Deacon Rose
Beaumont, vocalist; Joseph Garland, baritone OF
descriptive vocalist; Webster and Conlan. Irish
shamrocks: Ida Russell. the Winter Garden ia.
yorite: the Ricketts,, In up to the Times"
May Alpine the grotesque danseuse; the Klni
sisters. in popular ducts; Anita Austin, souorette
Clara Simpson, serio-comic; Barry and Bannon'
terson irish comique: Mabel Stanley serio.
comic; Dave GenIro,> clog dancer Ada Stock
logue artist: Sophie Jcssen. in a budget o
songs; SLIDER. military marvel; Grace Milburn
character act; Ed Christie, limitations; Charlie,
Fisher, Chinese imitator; Julia Taylor, song ant
dance; Fannie Fields. song and dance; Andy
Lewis, comic SINGER; and Miss Barrows, OF Dan
kellys company.
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SHOT HIS CHILD'S ASSAILANT.
4 Tennessee Father Kills an Ac-
cused Negro.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 11.-william
Nershbred. a negro, charged with AS
saulting an eight-year-old girl near
Rossville. Tenn. was taken from a
deputy sheriff by s. A. Crook, father Of
the child, and shot to death.
A mob was gathering to lynch Nersh-
bred when Mr.. Crook arrived on the
scene and emptied both barrels OF q shot
gun into the negro's body.
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HURLED AGAINST A PILLAR
David OIiind Badly Hurt by
Third Avenue Cable Car.

David O.lind, a laborer. sixty years Old,
Of rs East one Hundred AM Thirteenth
street, was badly bruised and cut about
the head and body While crossing Third
avenue at one Hundred and Thirteen,h
street about 80 asst night.
He was struck by cah.e car No. ia, In
charge OF Gri imam Charles N.ckersln, OF
1866 Amsterdam avenue, AMI hurled
against an 81" Pillar. He TEL to the
track and narrowly escaped being
crllr he'd by the car wheels He was sent
10 Harlem Hospital ami later went home.
The gripman was arrested.
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Fair Open a Week.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
incloscd Ind 1927. proceeds OF a fair held at
1909 Second avenue We collected In the neigh.
borhood n.s7. and with that We bought a Few
toys and fancy articles and then we opened
fair We charged no admission All were wei.
come We kept the fair open a week
Helen Lcwandoski, Mary ROcchl
Christina Schicrbeck, Anastasia Lewandoski,
Liyzia Schwartz
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A Little sidewalk Fair.

To the Editor:
Inclosed you will ind 81. the result Of q little
fair held on the sidewalk OF our house. 33l East
Fifty-second street. We. the undersigned. hope
It will do some good to the sick babies.
Celia Thorman. Sarah Hirsch,
Philip Thofman Ike Hirsch,
Mar Eteinberg
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Young Endeavorers.
To the Edit

To the Editor:
Inclosed please find 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund. collected by Junior Christian Endeavorers.
Hoping that It will be a blessing to some little
babe.
MILFORD C. ARNOLD. 24o East 18th street
ETHEL CORNELL. Marion street Brooklyn.
MABEL r. ARNOLD. 2i0 East 18th street.
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DIED AS HE LIVED.
Thomas CIinord's Dead Body Found
In the street.

In the street.
The dead body OF a man who was sub
sequent.y identified as Thomas Clifford,
was found ON the sidewalk In frJnt of 1856
Mercer street early this morning.
Clifford for several years past had
ed nomadic existence. having no home
nor friends, 50 far as is known. There
was nothing In the appearance of the
body. the police say, TO justify sus-
picion OF fou. play, and death was prob
ably caused by heart failure. as the re-
suit OF lons-continuei dissipation. C.if-
ford was about fopty-two years Cd. His
body was IDENTIFIED by Nelson Cor ion, of
1853 waverly pace. who had known him
for a number of years. II Is sal that
clifford had a brjther living on Staten
Island, and the police Will Try to find
him,
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A south Brooklyn Fair.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind a check for 50. rs. the result
OF little fair which was held at 353A Fourteenth
street. South Brooklyn, for the benent OF tho
Sick Babies Fund. Hoping Il will be Of some
service to the little ones. remain,
Agnes Cornell, Benjamin Correll
Alfred Aston, Josephine Klee,
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His First Attempt.


To the Editor:
Please lnclosed md rs cents In stamps which
made in an entertainment at cent admission.
II IL my hrst attempt. but will try again and
hope to do better. WALTER TAYLOR.
p. s.-Those that helped me were John Taylor.
Sadie McGynn, Agnes Taylor, Lille Ryan Mar
ian Rosmussin. Florence Adler. John Macdonald,
Isabella Macdonald
1853 jerome street, near Eastern Parkway, B ooklyn
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Odds and Ends.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please end nve-dollar bill collected for
the sick babies by the following girls: Lille
Shay. Celia Dody, Elsie Deghin and others. The
money was collected on the corner OF Seventy
seventh street and Third avenue by selling Lem
onade and little odds and ends. Wishing II was
more. baby's friends, ELSIE DEGHIN.
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Tho I'm bies' Friends.
To the Editor


Enclosed please end check for 81. &C. tbs pro.
ceeds Of collection made among our friends.
Hoping 1t may relieve the suffering Of some little
tot, we remain the babies friends,
MINERVA SCHAUWECKER,
ADELlNE SCHAuWECkER
l2 East One Hundred and Fifteenth street.
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Esther and Martina.
To the Editor;

To the Editor;
We had a lemonade stand at s5t East One Hun
dred and Twenty fourth street and succeeded In
getting SO for the Sick Babies Fund Hoping
this will assist some poor child
ESTHER LEDERER. age II,
MARTINA HARRlGhN, Il.
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Rhay and Nellie.
To the Editor.


Enclosed find 81. proceeds Of lemonade and fancy
articles stand in aid Of the Sick Babies Fund.
We hope It will help relieve one Of the many
sick babies.
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Ida and Sadie.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
Please nnd s.ss. the proceeds OF a stand held In
Eighty-elghth street for the benefit OF the Sick
babies Fund. Hoping It will help some poor
children, IDA GARTENZAUN
SADIE RE'KOWIrZ,
B24 East Eighty eighth street.
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WINTER GARDEN Benefit.
Nearly $50 Raised Mt Thursda,
Nights Entertainments.

There was such a host Of talent at
the benefit for the Sick Babies Fund
given at Blanks Winter Garden, 100
Third avenue, on Thursday evening,
that Proprietor John Ryan had to shut
down on the performers responding to
encores. Only Is cents admission was
charged, but still the receipts were
$79 20.
The entertainment was arranged by
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An Octogenarian Missing.

A general alarm has been sent out from Police
Headquarters for Michael Craig. an octogensrisn.
who disappeared from the homo Of his son.
machinist. OF 1863 Seventh avenue, May 6
last The missing man is described as ave feet
hve inches tall stout build, gray hair and beard.
when last he was dressed In dark suit.
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For sour stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. 60 by the
book on Beecham's pills
Book free, pills, 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to b F Allen
Co, COS Canal st. New York.
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A Deed to Emulate.


To the Editor:
During the hot spell Of the last few days We
thought Of the awful condition and sunerinGs
the poor sick babies during such weather must
endure. and knowing there was a relief to be had
by your most highly beneficial fund, we, the
following. Notwithstanding the great heat, took
the pains TO collect the sum Of 800 Hoping II
will do the good 1t certainly will and holding
1t UP to other little girls TO do the same. a. We
thing better deed could be done than to re-
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To the Editor

TO The Editor:
lnclosed and $3.50. the proceeds OF . fair held
on Nineteth street. between First and Second
| avenues for the benefit OF the Sick Babies Fund.
We hope our efforts may beneft some poor child.
CHARLOTTE OLSEN,
AGNES JEWETTE,
MILE ANSONG.
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Little Estber's Collection.

To The Editor;
am little girl and have been sick myself
when was baby. and often think OF the little
sick babies. therefore send, you 1921. my col
lection from the ladies and gentlemen Of the
Orchard House. Mountsinville, Orange County, n.
Y, which ] hope will help the babies along q
little. ESTHER ROSE BELSINGER.
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wERTlIElN CHILDREN.

"The Evening World" takes the lib
erty of sending the love OF the sick
babies to those dear children who con-
Quoted the fair-Alphonse Frank, Albert
Wartmann, David Rosenheim. the
Adams children. the Ludwig children.
Lily Scheer. Eleanor Ziegler, Florence
Traub. Hortense Levy, Julia Ruttner
and Miss Potter who kept the cash.
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Five Fine Little Workers.


To the Editor.
Enclosed please nnd check for IS. the proceeds
Of a fair held on Park avenue. near Seventy sew
enth street. for the beneht OF the Sick Babies
Fund. Willie Matter
Charlie Freise Johnny Colwell,
Arthur Frese Grace Colgell
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Lemonade Made II.

A lemonade stand In front OF c5I East One Hun
dred and TNenty-hft street vas conducted by
Mamie Gaghan. Emma Shaw and Josie Gaghsn
two nights last week. and yielded -, which they
left at this once yesterday.
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Punch and Judy, Asbury Park.
To the Edito

To the Editor:
At Punch and Judy show recently given at
the Hotel Madison, Sunset avenue. the sum
OF 50 was collected for The Evening World
Sick Babies Fund The performance was con-
Quoted by Mr.. John X Green and Mr.. Leon de
J. de Bernbruch. and was under the patronage Of
the subscribers. ASBURY PARK. N. J.
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Seven Send A..

Harry Wagner, .'atie Wagner. Lille Kahr,
Fannis Goldsmith. Lizzie Wagner Sophie Kahrs
and Katie Trube, Of i72 East Ninety third street.
sent IS TO the fund
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Rnmed at Eidurado,

Mr.. and Mira Bienteid. OF "Eldorado" raffed
q splendid piano Lamp for the benent Of THE
Evening World's Sick Babies Fund. Thirty
chances. at rs cents, we're sold. No. won the
lamp. The holder OF this chance was Mrs
naru
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And SX.T5 Was stolen.

| To the Editor:
A fair was held for the Sick Babies Fund at
| p Manhattan street, by Constance Dyer. Mamie
Remley Katie Maxwell and Jennie Rosenberg. at
which was collected 40 cents. purse OF 50 rs
was stolen. ID.
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Five Hnd u Enir.


incosed hnd 81. proceeds OF little fair held a,
1855 East One Hundred and Fourteenth street
Rcsalic Hymans, Philippine Abraham,
Hattie sedel. Yetta Meyer.
Lena Schoenfcld,
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STABBED IN HIS OWN HALL.
GueIers Bowers Attacked BY an
UnknOwn Man.

Policeman Finnerty, Of the West
Thlrty-seventh street station, early this
morning found Guelers Bowers, thirty
eight years old. OF $50 Eleventh avenue,
In the street suffering from two stab
wounds In the left arm and one In the
left breast.
The wounds were inflicted by some un-
known man In the hallway Of Bowers &
home. He was taken TO Roosevelt Hos
pltal. where his wounds we're dressed,
after which he went home.
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To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind S1.Si. the proceeds OF .
lemonade stand held In front Of lls East Ono
Hundred and Nnth street, by leah lsaacs. eleven
years old Elite Hostein. ten: Jerome Nathan,
eight, and Marty lssncs We know II Is only a
small mite and heartily wish II was more.
THE COMMITTEE.
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they win send More.

To the Editor:
inclossd please nnd s2.So. which We collected
from kind friends and neighbor, Tor the Sick
Babies Fund We hope Il will do some good and
you will hear from some o. us again before the
Fund closes
Gusse 4 Winner, Katie Collin,
Gertie McKenns. Agnes Fitzpatrick,
Railroad avenue. twenty sixth Ward. Brooklyn.
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Arverne- by -the-Sea belonged to the lit
lie folks on Thursday. and the way they
ian the resort and bossed and robbed
the residents and Summer guests was
delicious.
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JERSEY BEACHES.
McDougnIl Has sketched the Men
and Women Seen There.

When McDougall goes sketching on
the New Jersey coast. the well-known
people at these famous watering-places
want to hide. He draws very funny
pictures. and In spite Of the grotesoue
victim.
The evening world., 1894-08-11

The SUNDAY World" viii contain
page Of these sketches tomorrow. done
by Mr.. Walter McDougall, the famous
cartoonist, who has been making
World" readers laugh for years past
He has made some striking hits.
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Fair in Eldridre street.

A fair at $50 Eldridgs street conducted by Lizzie
Tohin and Mamie Newman last Thursday.
yisidsd s.. so for the Fund.
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Collected ut North beach.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please nnd i.?S for the Sick Babies
Fund collected at Dautklrchs Bay View Pa
vilIon. HARRY THOMSON, North Beach, l.. |.
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For entertainink gossip OF the
turf. the ball neld and the ring
read the q O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra OF The Evening
World.
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Sold Fancy Articles.

To the Editor:
Please accept the ineIosed money for the Sick
Babies Fund. Ny sister and l made up a stand
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westmorelnnd House, saxton, n. Y.


Inciosed please ind So 80. the proceeds Of q con-
cert given by the children Of the westmoreand
House. saxton. Ulster County. N. Y. Hoping that
this will relieve some poor children, we remain
yours respectfully. TuE CHILDREN
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ing In the shadow OF the tent watches
and chuckles ut piece OF glittcrIng
mica. In his excitement the Dog sings
out:
Boys, It's 'er as done It. There {
the lass that brought me luck"
Three p. NJ. More excitement!
A nugget weighing fifty pounds! The
monster of the field. wonder OF the
country and a fortune 10 its finder.
Picks and shovels are thrown down
the roar Of cradles and sluicebUxes stops
as II by magic. ana the excited crowd
starts at a run for the claim.
on their arrival Dog Kellarey says
nothing but for the second time he care,
fully points out his boundary. He places
his revolver on the cradle. ready TO his
hand. and. bless you, the crowd under
stands what he means by that.
The luck penay sucks her thumb and
crows contentodly. WomanlIke. she
knows she Is the centre Of attraction.
When the last visitor has departed. the
Dog picks her up and says emphaticslly'
'Rlnchin! It's you as brought the
luck 10 the old man. Now. look here
three parts OF that claim belongs TO you
II does!'
And he meant H.
1899.
A bright. fresh morning. with q few
white clouds scattered, about the heav-
ems. the better to enhance the bluenest
OF the sky beyond. A happy Spring
breeze dashlng round corners and play
ing the very mischief with silk hats and
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lieve those who are helpless, your. In the
cause
Dora Miller, Baby Julis Heuer,
naIe ABRAMS Emma Heuer,
Elsie Miller Johnny Hcuer.
Hattie Miller. NJ Burt
El'a Borden. VI, Eintracht,
Monica Borden IisA Cooli
fancy Dutton, d. Small,
l76 Third avenue.
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Collected in Fifty-seventh stree,

To the Editor
Please accept the inclosed 1910 for the Sick
Babies Fund, collected in Fifty seventh street
by Fanny Raphael. aged ten. and Annie Hayden
aged eleven. OF 500 West Fifty-seventh street.
n,
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Battle Between warships.

Great improvements have been made In the
realistic sea aght between the ironolads Of
Japan and China shown In Pain's Outdoor
Theatre at Manhattan Beach. II will be Of
feed tu-ui ght 20 tho public with more altar
ting effects tn@u have heretofore been shown.
Sheu the marches and ballet Of "Lalla Rookh'
have been seen and the fight of the Ore vor-
shippers and the Arabs has ended, the battle of
the japanese and Chinese In the waters OF the
East will be represented with realistic sneetA,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-24

Paul Jarrett, wife aud child. c Z Wight
snC deck.
From san Francisco, Per % : ) Astr.iliI
Apui -o-L Z Ab,eS, scott J Anthony anu
wlie. Ii x Atkins. J Bennett, W 2 Boyd
and VIE, Hon Cecil Brown. ChaS puiSen-
berg. \ 3 Emery. Ms " r Foster. K Hal
stead. HeiriCkeu, K B Hogue. ID a Hulse,
" n Irvine. sam LOuiSSon, ID W McNichol
and wife. Or J + Nicholson and wife. DR.
Emmett Nicholson. K K Patched. I A hlor-
dan, " A Swinerton, Master Swinertou,
Hon l. A ThurSton, wife and child. Miss
MidemAnn, Baroness Won NeySerSinsk,
Miss b DeniSon, NJ X Kelly, Airs Sarah
ThUrStoa, b l. turney, Willie Vida.
From NiIaues, per Stmr Iwalani. April
2l-N hubert, NJ huamOO AMI child, and
n deck.
From Kauai. per stnr Mikahsla. April q
Rev Mr. Macintosh and wife. Mis- Mist,
Mrs. Hitchcock, ChaS Makes, ! \ Palmer.
Robt Catton. A + Hnudsen, Mrs Mckay,
Mrs Hartwell, James Courman ami wife,
Mrs Kinney, Mrs Hastings, Rev 7 lSen-
berg and wife, Mrs Ma halle, f Carter, J
II Coney, Camara and 81 ON deck.
From Maui per Stmr Clsudine, April -
Mrs u NOonan. MiSS Alexander. Mrs T
Wills. Ron " U smith. Hon + NJ Hatch
snd wife, Judge \ 6 NJ Robertson, Arthur
Wilder. Paul Neumauu. { Bolte. W \
Kinney, Il Laws. V V Ashford W Ii Corn
well, " BelOwitz. + DowSett. { ThOei, Mrs
c AllenCaSter, r Zoller, Augustine EnOS,
Ms BAtchelder, and IS on deck.
EFrOm San Francisco. per bark Allen,
April 2}-W II Page, Walter Blacker.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui and Hawaii. per Stmr Hiuau,
April 9O-NolCano: Z Z Wheeler and wife,
: Is Blum and wife, NJ Fisher and wife.
II Doland, r E Bell, ? Bel. Mrs
Lyons. Mrs : WEIGH, Misses Welch (2l,
I d StimSon. - ay Ports: Lam Lung. All
Leong, Miss Cunningham. Miss Winter, <
d Baldwin. + OtsomOto, 7 MaSuda. W o
Smith. George Ross, T Lewis, Miss Il X
Wilder, Mrs A Cartwright,
For Hawaii, per Stmr Hawaii, April 2S-
{ StoeCkle. c L Wight, and y on deCS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-24
IN rnE CIRCutr Cornr IN,

ne t!ut CtrCu'L Hawaiian is'Ands Ia
trolate AZ thamblrs. In The matter of tSe
estate OF ANU. decsasef
ON readlng ard fung ihe petition and ar.
c'onis ~ Yin gnon, 20 Hnnnihln Affninlsfr
los ~ tsg estsfe VI Ania, alias YIN You. DE-.
,e,ted ~ Hee'a. huglfrr1he, oaha. wherein b.
atks 20 uc allowed S2st ~ and rharrr. hiussif
VIZ y Y, ~ and a-ss that tho same NAV be-
1NAH,lnta and eNFfnfgd. frd thata dnal order
NAV ~ maze % tIsIfIhlfi.u 1ffhe rr0rerfv ~.
naming IN his tttts b. tfa ii..rsora h. 80,
entitled, snd di.chef1ine fn stI bis svr.tiss
frafor.
1is grierea, thsi MONDAY NE Para ssv ~
Arrh A y. isat sttcn ofI6et Vi -t,f..
tets IL nv NoHit nnlse AZ fiatoIaIa. b. and M
seWe beu ~ y appointsi a. theUne snd hi .ee
NJ hgarinf sd petition afd accounts. ana To- ii
w W gnt lnterestoI may then and ihsft AZ
i,st N shew cause UAny tter have. WV he
ssme .honld not te Granted and M, rl,ssrf
sNl9,nse " - who ate sntIiied ta me ssii
~. n.'ea 81 Ucuo'u,u, thn is,h Day % March
~ ~ count
uEo Lucas.
'i'ts ~ ne tistg.l Nnrtt % the ID uiftuu
frfl "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-24
Notice.

G>6E PUBLIC ARE usREBY eau.
toned syuust neg jiatine the iol.
loSiug GRATIS, vas
Cteck SO. 6i9. drsw1 bv ra,a P.auta.
uUu uro0 -iShlp & Co. tavo~ Jas
And rsop $500
prat5 No OF, arswn BY Haieakala
March 20. upon Brewer go. favor
la Anderson. Stl.rN.
nratt NJ. -, orawp on Bcard uf Edn.
Cation fsv'r Jas Anderson, e. a.
Chn same havisv boon lost or p, .>laiA
Jos ". OAr.
SbNf laF,-ht posfufaSfp,- ts,,oafsi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-24

Persons who are subject h. attacks
II bilious collie cSu Slmost inVAriably
tell, by their feoiuVS, when ~ ex
pect an attack II Cbgmberlain's
Collie Cholera sud D,srrlmA Rem
edy Is taken ~ these symptoms AZ
PEAR, they can ward oa thu disease.
Such persons should always keep the
Remedy At hand, ready ter ,mmed
late nSe when ncs,isd Two " three
doses ~ u At thu tight time will save
them much suffering. For sale ~
all dealers, bKSsoS, Satra 4 60 ,
Agents foF II. l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-24

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IA. g--- 60 80 u,s.z.-e ossss--.
NArA1 vEsSEls.
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Preach eraser DCchatiSult. Ia It's, CSllSc
n I n TaSscli1o, NoUCra. NoSouacna.
= 5 Y : Chsupioa, RcoSe, ESlulmsit.
NESCE ANr= ~.
An hS Ai5ea EeSSe. Potter. = 4.
An ~ 4 : Holmes. 1ohaSou. "a Riakciv.
Ar ~ Nra is0ssea, Z jereu : Z,
An ~ / Z Rsthet. Morrison. : o.
Al NaSs star NorptlN SySr. Garland.
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