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Three Little Girls In blue.

To the Editor:
The small amount 81 30, herewith ineiossd is
the result Of fair held In the yard OF 10 Quincy
street Brooklyn, in aid OF ths Sick BabisG Fund.
Sorry the sum 10 not greater. but hope IL will
benefit some little sufferer.
Isabel Pougss, Nellie Pilditch,
Winnie Douglas
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
A Third Avenue Fair.

A fair at ths corner Of Thirty second street
and Third avenue three days last week Yielded
S. TIL. little workers were
Mamie Williams Agnes NuEsnt,
Maggie Sugcnt,
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Forty-ninth street Fair.

To the Editor:
take pleasure In sending to you the proceeds
OF our fair held IN our rooms at les East Forty
ninth street. The amount I have got to send
your fund Ia - 0s
Abraham !. srhsoitaer, 'hoebe Schwartz.
ollie srh~ei'Ier, jimmy carr.
Joseph Carr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
4 Little sidewalks Fair

To the Editor.
Enclosed plcns md SAL. the result Of fair
held IN front Of our house
Amelia simon. Beha Lichtsnstein.
Selma Klein etslla LlchtsnBtein.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Three Little Girls.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please lnd $3.50 collected by three
little girls for the Sick Babies Fund.
DAISY NORTON.
THERESA MBRlDE,
MARY HARRIS
402 West Forty third street
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with R1.O1.

To the Editor:
My name is Leonora nathan, ..-
A friend TO The poor Of nil nations;
1ncIosed to You I send
Money received from papa and mamma TO spend.
But which J. saved for better cause,
To save some babies from huuEsr's claws.
BABY LEoSORA NATHAN
Two and q half years old, SS Trinity avenue
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Five Girls ana One hoy.

To the Editor:
Please ind 81 for the sick babies, the proceeds
Of fsif held by ave little Girls and one boz.
Irene L. n. Gsrrod. IL. Richard McGul,en, ~.
Iottie MeGuil.n. II. Alice Chicons. II.
Matte McGulen. .. Alice Garrod, II.
BROOKLYN X, Y,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
-Four Made This Collection.

A collection hy Mari. anc Eiodis Normsndssu.
OF II Lee avenue. Lille TNAy. Of :oT Ross street
And Mildred coleman. ~ 50 Lee avenue. all Of
Brooklyn. amounted to $50.
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To the Editor:
was held at the resldsncs OF hrs. Honsrbert. 100
Eldert street. Brooklyn. u. D.. Wednesday
and Thursday evenings The admission was ave
cents. and the sum OF % vas realized. Edgar
shaw gave . msge-IAntern show. Ths following
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
The CoIu m bus Club.

To the Editor:
Ineios.d please snd s7e5 the proceeds o: a
fair given by the Columbus Club at %S7 Canal
street
NATHANIEL q. sCIiLAMM. President.
FELIX. PISCUs. Treasurer.
DANIEL KENNEDY. seeretary.
Membsrs-Willism e. Merwin, John Condor,
Charles Rothman and John Ellison.
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Para Handed II In.

To the Editor:
send YOU BY my papa 81. 20 for the sioL Babies
Fund. | have the names Of several OF my
little friends In Ne city sending you something.
~ my brother and asked the baker. the grocer
and the other tradssmen for mite FER the p0of
babies and here II N.
AMY HODGE. ten years ole.
EDWARD HODGE, eight years old
clark street Nesih-ld, y, J,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
blanche L. Only Ten.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will md 50 cents which I have
collected from my friends. Am ten ys,r. old
BLANCHE ADANskY.
Il East One Hundred and Sixth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Jennie and Katie.

Jennie schsurer. iSs Delaney street. and Katie
Mohrkopf 1875 Clinton street had q stand on the
sidewalk. and sold candles and toys and made 81.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01

forty-fve class-rooms, with total ca
pacity for 200 scholars.
During the year 1895 buildings now in
the course of construction or for which
contracts have been made will be fin
ished and accommodation made for
ESQ more pupils.
Last year there were 800. $50 scholars
enrolled in the public schools. for whom
there were ABS teachers. The added
school accommodations will increase the
number Of pupils and teachers. Ac-
cording 10 he figures of Arthur
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You Have Done spIendidIy.

To the Editor: tft4
We are three little girls. We had stand ana
sold little story books and dolls and toys. We
inrloss you .. IS. and next year will try do
much better. J. Il, 49,,
Constance Remond. 100 wes' N ne y-.ishth ss@
Anna Gsunt, 100 West Ninety eighth strcsI;
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From Five Little Misses.

10 the Editor
fncossd please And sso from Eve iittss sris y: ~
OF West One Hundred and Twenty sixth stsssl
between Seventh and Eighth sysnuss 6
Lille Eichler, Doilie Bolts,
Edna Church, MAY BojtS .f A,
Lille Boltx - - 80 80
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The old Harlem Democratic Club build
ing on East One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street has been rebuilt and hence
forth will be known MS Grammar School
No. Sc, a high school for boys
The fourth new school In the Twelfth
Ward, erected on East One Hundred ana
Twenty fourth street, has eleven rooms
and will accommodate over six hundred
pupils of the primary grade. Additional
teachers will be required to con-
duct this chool. to which a number
has not yet been given.
In the Seventeenth Ward the new
annex to Grammar School No. H. on
East Thirteenth street. will AFFORD loo
additional pupils the opportunity to at
tend school.
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A Garden Bazaar.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
A garden bazaar which was held last year
for n. benent OF the sick babies showed 70 great
success that We attempted another on Aug ~
al 81. Monroe street, for the Aame purpose, In
closed md 81. 80 which MAS realized
Henrietta Y Kuhn. Dora Newly,
MARIA j. Kuhn, Ethel l.. Howard,
Brooklyn. y. y
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4 Forty Cent Fair.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please hnd 20 cents, from a '.ir held
at 32j East Eighty ninth street.
Minnie schnurmsnu David We'll.
Selle sehnurmann.
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Alexander's stand.

Alexander Pteiner. Of 7o7 East Fifth street. had
a Lemonade stand, at which he made 81 rs for the
Fund.
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no schools in the country can equal
ours in respect 10 their sanitary state.
There can be now no complaint on me
have been replaced by desks and seats
for each pupil The problem of properly
heating and ventilating. the class;rooms
has been successfully solved. Each chlld
10 thirty-tMo cubic feet of fresh air
a minute under the appliances, now IN
use, and this. without mourning any
lure in each school building will have
a uniformity of 70 degrees. This result
has been brought about at an expendi-
ture of one-fourth the money IL costs
other cities 10 accomplish.
by recognizing the fact that the neces-
slty for additional sittings. arising from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
In One Day and q Halt

Frsds wsislowitI, OF 7io East Fifth street and
Hattie Fischer. OF 7o5 Fast Fifth street. collected
~ for The Evening World" Sick Babies Fund :
In one day and a half t"-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01

Able sir years old. and pavie Mendoza, aged
three, had a candy stand at 34s East Forty ninth
street, which made s..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
A Little Boy's Toys.

To the Editor: ss7fssa
I am = little boy. az years Of age. haa Q Z.
little toy stand and the proceeds OF H. 80 esnts- =;
You will and inoiosed. Please add this 10 !.
The Evening worlds'' Sick Babies Fund. -,
NJ MAEoVILL. e5s East Eighty Nth stYsse.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
susie's sidewalk Fair.

To the Editor:
I am a girl eleven years old. and had hir
on the sidewalk at Els East One Hundred and
Seventh street. and received 81 for the sick
babies SUSIE MURPHY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Eight Send 81.
Fifty-.ixth street Children.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
The boys and girls on our block held an en-
t.rtaInInent ut l5s East Fifty sixth street. We
CLARA C. BONN, Treasurer
ROBERT CANS. Manager.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
On Jersey City HEIGHTS.

To the Editor:
We are two little sirfs, thirteen years "a.
Through kindnes. CT Mr.. Borks, builder, We heia
a fair In his now fat, corner Of sMontsomsry
street and Baldwin avenue. Jersey City Heights.
N. J., on which raised S. which ve
send Our friends and nelghbors were OF srss6
help to US In this little effort OF ours
Emma LAYTON, Lucy Corty' Z. :. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Brooklxn YounKrter. DO Well.

fair held at Washington Hall. Brooklyn.
Wednesday, Aug. 20, realized $3.50 for the Sick
Babies Fund. The fair was organized and man
aged by .
JENNIE MORGAN, 40 NAVY street:
AGNES DJILIGHAN. lbl Navy street,
JOSEPH ESGEL lj1 NAVY street.
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Two send q Dollar.


To the Editor:
lnclosed please nnd 81, a contribution TO the
Sick Babies Fund from ROSE MoRGANsTEIN.
CELIA RUBIN,
Rrooklyu
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To the Editor
Rose Ellis. Pauline. Matilda, Carrie. Gertrude.
Carrie Willie. Julia. ottelio. Lila and Ella col.
lected IS for the Sick Babies Fund. B.
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Friends and Neishbors Helped.

To Tie Editor:
IncIosed please find I'll So proceeds OF = fair |
for the Sick Rabies Fund. We were kindly as
sisted by our friends and neEhbors; also. the lit
tie girls and boys.
Katie Quitk. Celia Walsh.
Phchs ILownH. ,... Mary Carroll
Emily QuiTk Cold Spring, y. y,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
More Lemonade,
A HrookIyn Fnir. 80

A lemonade stand at ?s ChTystie street. man.
aged by Lillian Reed and May Smith made 81. 20.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Eighty-nrh stree, Fair.

I To INN tHTTVTT
| IncIosed nnd 81 cents in stamp' which and my
| iitu. friends o. I'll East Fifth street have col
lscted by fair.
Tracy s'huslbe. A. Jessie Harris TO-
Clara GllmauiR, II. Rosa Harris, Z.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Philadelphia Girls.
Three Girls and Three Boys.

Sarah Emily and Florence Reeves, three little
Girls from Philadelphia, sent - for the bsoieh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Three Lemouaders.

Leo Goldsmith. Daisy Hallitan and hrr'e
Kraft had a lemonade stand at ?lS Second avenue
and made IS cents,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
A Fulton street Fair.

To the Editor:
Enclosed and $40 the result OF a fair held
at 1911 Fulton street. brooklyn.
Irene Holm.. Lizzie Delaney.
Lizzie Kirkpatrick Sadie Flood
Jenni. Gearing Brooklyn. n. 7.
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Had "a stand for Three Days.

Mary Carney. lS' Fast Ninety eighth s,rest,
and Mabel ROY. ha East Ninety seventh street,
had u lemonade and candy stand at the latter
number for thre. days And made $3.50 for the
Sick Rsbiss Fuud
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Lexington Avenue Fair.

To IL. Editor:
We had fair In front OF our residence l7,l
Lexington avenue. Dad collected the inciosed
{. for the Babies Fund,
Oscar Blpier. Louis Blser
Lillian MAY Charles Fell
Minnie Levy, Leonard Levy.
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To The Kditor!
ny collecting some and having . stand On the
sidewalk from which We sold candy and fruit,
We succeeded In making ~ 80 for the Sick Babies
Fund. Daby sadie Solomon. Of ~ East Broad
wsy. gave the 90 cents.
MINNIE RorHsTEIN. "a East Broadway.
MINNIE STUrZKS. 81 East Broadway.
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70 the Editor.
Enclosed hni 81 collected by
SARAH uHER Ave years old 5ie r. sfd a..
RACHAEL MEYERS. Ia years old, sis 6. sd ct.
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Moss. Cottage. Long branch.

To The FdIfNr
Enclosed please md $50 tho receipts Of the
fair given Aux. - at Moose Cottage. Cottage
place Long Branch -. J. The follow Ing children
partici patedi
Morris Rothschild, Paul Manssll,
Lilly Roths child Emily Skeily,
Jennie V, Skell,, Florence tUhn.
Frances Borusheck Larry Randall.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
In a Tent AZ Lawrence. l.. I.

To the Editor:
rlesss md ineio,sd foS.ohce order for SIS
realized at q tsir held In \ tent one afternoon
and evening =, Lawrence, l.. l.. BY two ntne
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
The Thirsty Helped Them

To the Editor:
Inclo.ed you will mad 4: cents which We took in
on the block at a lemonade stand.
Birdie Meyer, age 4. Ida Girstle, 4.
Fannie Bronner, G. stella Timer. ..
Mildred Bronner. 8. Fannie Schln, S.
All OF East One Hundred and Third street.
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Fair in East Fiftieth street.

To the Editor: ~
Seeing your good work for the sick anls psss-
babies. We started . little fair at 7p East
FSfie,h street, and a result We iucioss - ~ :.
promise you to do better next seAson. -. -
Edgar schoenberE, Clarence Lehman. :. :. -
Title PrsnE. Stella s.. Roeendell.- =,
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Fair In the Area.

To the EDITOR: 90.
Inclosed find ss.oS from four little girls under
ten years Of age; the proceeds OF a fair held In
the RrrAway bv
Esnnie Scherdins Lulu sshetdlnr.
Mabel Graham lousls Huber,
East one Hundred and Thirty seventh street.
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To the Editor:
Inciosed please md %. Is. the proceeds Of an
tertainment held at ,s& Van Buren, street. Brook
Ign. for the beneht OF the babies.
Frances Newman, Mabel MetcAlt.
Ethel JaquwAys, Florence Singer.
Jennie Singer, Lenore johnson
Brooklyn, " Y.
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4 small Concert.

~ the Editor.
rleafr mad inoo,sd 81, the proceeds Of -
small concert held N Aus 90 1884, at Kings
bridge, y. Y.
Katie Post, susie Mcguire,
Sellis Mcguire
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
4 Brooklyn stand.

To the Editor: &C. s. s-|ssi.g71Y svi.sssss
Lemonade. candy, toy and f,sir stand
o. Washington and Prospect sttssts, EfcokfyE =
earned SO in four days The little manasirsa f,sS
were. ..H '' q. ..,,.,..ss--. -,
Jennie Howard, Mamie Betty. y 4, I, ,.as.s ~ e.,
Mamie Conroy. Rosie Botty, ssr.s,ls. h.
Annie Howard -. 1877,
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THE MAMARoNEt

a fair held by Blanche. Daisy. Lettie and WHO
Cullington salIie Rice. Edwena preyer and Paul
inc CrIren Yours truly, J. J. NJ,
Mamaroneck, n. Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Five Managed u.

To the Editor
Inclos.d md $40. the receipts OF a fair held at
the residence Of MIS-. Le Roy. las High street.
Brs,kl;n, from Aug. 10 TO IS, under the manage
mrut Of
Gertle Mccormack. Hesse Murphy
Iillie lie Roy. Irene Mccormack.
Mamie Byrnes Brooklyn.
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A Msmaroneck Fair.

To the Editor:
Enclosed IND check Tor 1850. gross receipts OF
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Four Collectors,
Little Collectors.

Inclossd you will md IS collected by:'f'' nos :.
Sophie Chlsbowsky. Rosie Newhaua -
Gussie Chiebowsky, Addis 'Newhaua
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To the Editor:
Enclosed md s2,st. which Ne collected at our
fair for the sick babies
Emily DUR, Gnese purr'
samy Heynan Walter SchArlotte,
BERT. Tiedeman Amy Tiedeman.
George Steveson q Sutton place.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Toys on Sidewalk.


fnolosed md check for 80. 49, obtained sy he
children Of $50 Lsnox avenue by having q itsv ,y.
stand Sidewalk. 49, U-'E.~lssI1g R1
birdie Gear, John Ryan
Nellie Gears E. ?, white clfenny z;s,-~r
0sorGna Gear. '' Furs1s MID ~ ~
Florence Ryan, Josephine o. Neill n
AdslI OEeiIl - f"l'
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Collected by Freda md Minnie.
To the Editor:
Enclosed please md - collected b.
FREDA JOsEPHsoN. thirteen Year, old.
MINNIE JOSEPHsDN, twelve years old,
20 East one Hundred and Sixth street.
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Lemosnse in Eishty-.ixth st,

To the Editor: -. s.1s II
lncioesd you viii and "a cents ths prcessdg se,rHnS
litua lemonade stand kept EaG Eghty.szs, e-.sy-
street, held by the following srls: ;..Us ..@v-,,
FANNIE MANoyILI 81, ..ss ...nk..ss
,r :3s Ess, Eishty-sfth street =
2ss East Eighty .sfth stress. ,-rss
,es Fast Eighty 9Th strssG go
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Vwo Little Girls Fair.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 80. made at a fair by two
Mtus girls ELLEN II. HARKlSs,
Il. DUNN.
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girls with the kind assistance Of their numerous
friends and n.ighbors they made quite success.
aud sincerely hope II Will help some VI the little
tots.
Alma Kimpland,s; Evie Carmen IL,
Lawrence, /. l.
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sold Candies and Fruit.

To the Editor:
inelossd Is check for S.ca We made It selling
candies and fruit
Mamie Connolly, Mary LAMBERT.
Grace Mead ollie Se,ina
East Ffty-third street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
S22,265 IN The FUND.
Another Big Day for the Popular
Summer Charity.
Everybody Is Eager to Make This
Years Record Monumental.
The Sick Babies Fund May Reach
$4,000 Before Il Closes
The subscriptions.

Previously acknowledged. .................Rl'e ''H
Fair. SIS Ess, one Hundred aud Forty
First street Trina Ebert aud others. sSS
Guests. Cromwelrs Lake HOUSE. High
land Fails New York ........,,.,.,... 5000
visitors to the Dome. Puiitser Building Nss
Entertainment 81 Cedar street. Jennie
Busch AMI otherr, .................'.'''' sEVV
Fair. North Tsrryto~n n. Y. Clarinds
kiernan and Others. sc'oo
Entertainment, es5 West Thrty.n'n'h
street Morris schwartz and others. 1918
Entcrtsiume III Prospect place, Brook
iyp, Milton Jacobs and others. ...,..,,, 1850
Fair 1873 Third avenue, lvina Greit-
ner and others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1zW
Entertainment 400 seventh avenue. Jo-
.ephine Gursky and others............. 1913
Fair. 81 Broad street. stAplston. Minnie
Hess and Others. luVV
Fair 1856 wsrsrly avenue. Grace Fe.hair
and others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, e.so
Fair. Stella Clark and others............ sl6
Fair. $40 West Fifty eighth street Lena
Martin and others. .....,...,........,. 800
Entertainment, $50 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. Ida Bergh ard others..........,. iGS
stand sale East Broadway. near Jencr-
son street. Harriet Mosowits and others 100
others Observation-Disclosures. 100
Entertainment. 31I West One Hundred
and Forty street EDWARD Ionk-
lin and others. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Fair, $50 Second avenue, Sadie Freuhd
and others. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, no
AihertinR nm and othsrs.,............ 800
Annie Koerber aud Alice Murray....... Geo
Fair s2l Pacific street. BROOKLYN, Fan
ME Alien and others.................. ~
Entertainment 2S3 Hamilton avenue.
brooklyn. Hannah Murphy. Mamie
Fair. $50 East One Hundred and For
tie,h street. Rosiland Lewis and 9TH
ers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Fair. cst l., Furman street, Brooklyn,
Belle Norris and others. 100
Fair. $50 Sixteenth street Brooklyn,
Jenny Wiener and Ida Carrougher..,. $40
Fair, +e4 West Thirty-hfth street, Rrs
| sic Robinson and oth.rs........,,,.... ais
Fair Amityyile. n Y, Violet s.
Hurd and others. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, So2
Ruby Florence Peck los East One
| Hundred and Sixteenth street......... 800
Nellie DEM, Julia Doran and Alice
Smith ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
| Entertainment, $40 East One Hundred
and Thirty-fourth street. Grace Far
! reilly and others. ....................... $50
: Fair IS Rochester avenue Brooklyn
I.ottie Hulse and others ............. fa
Fair lis Covert street, Brooklyn, Annie
! Sh,ch and Lulu Gerke. 2.25
Boys and girls. Grace Church, Portches-
| ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .........,....,. s2b
Candy sale, Ffty-ninth street. Irma "
Rosenberg and others .................. 200
Miss Katie Bender NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Celia Neudorf and Lyllian Levy........ 200
James Y. oliver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Betty, Hattie and Frankie Goldsmith.. 200
Fair. 637 Second avenue. Katie Duryca
nd thera
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Fair, Lemonade and Cake.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please nnd - from a fair and lemonade
and cake held at :733 Third avenue.
Maggie 7. Lazarus, Lizzie'A Lazarus.
Daisy schron
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
Five at n stand

TO the Editor.
Please dEa lncossd $50 wLIvh Ne mad. At
stand.
Minnie schad. Katie MyburEer
Estela Fischer. LcnE Fischer.
Nellie Byrnes,
$50 Second sveuus
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To tbs Editor:
incice-d nnd s. for IN. sick ras,ss' FUND.
ethel STOREY Roger Storey.
Parbsr, STOREY 1873 Prospect avenue.
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ANOTHER POPULAR SONG.

The Author of sweet Marie Com
poses n Song for The World.
Marie" has composed another popular
song which will first be published In the
SUNDAY World" Mr.. Moore contributes
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Old Primary School No. 6. in which
there were but four class-rooms. has
been abandoned because of the building
on East Fourth street. which makes
room, for 800 new pupils,
Old Grammar School No. 81. on West
Forty-hrst street, will this year be used
dren. The new Grammar School No. 81
Is located on West Forty-fifth street.
and as II can hold over two thousand
School No, 80, on West Forty-second
street. will pursue their studies In the
new building.
ylded for 6.730 pupils. But notwithstand-
ing this INCREASE In school accommoda-
tisnA Superintendent Of School Build
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rave q show In our hssemtnt and took IN s.
which We send TO The Slti. Bailey Fund.
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Two Nine-Year-OIds.

TO the Editor:
Please md ineiossd 81. proceeds OF . fair hsiA
on the sidewalk by two little girls nine years slA
ADA HOWARD
LIZZIE NQUADE.
lls East ifty-third street
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Five Collectors.

TO ms Editof.
Solomon krisky. Of III Brooms street: n.
| mond. Herbert and Joseph Mass. Of iSs prpcms
street and Henry Weber. Of - Attorney street
collected N.26 for the Fund.
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Fair in bergen street, hrasLsiyA.,.
Earned by JsaAts.

To the Editor:
Please and Enclosed for the Sick BaSiss vusd
N07, earned by Jennie Hebron. aged twelve.
in selling articles from stand on West Nasty
seventh street last Saturday r .IA u
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Your Letter.Wiil ARHsar Latter.

All l.ests nom contributor @ a. ma ns1ssi
Fund will Be printsd Many aFs n typs - ~
appear In this eslnpn iAtsr - 49, n : #.