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All arrangements have been perfected under the
able management n Lurcn Bonhcur for the bene-
III performance tomorrow evening at the Casino.
From present indications the Lebanon Hospital,
in whose aid the entertainment Will be given,
will be very much benefited, as the sale Of seats
and boxes has been unusually large. The pro-
gramme ls one Of extreme variety and excellence,
and should alone crowd the Casino to the very
doors The cast includes, among others who have
volunteered through the kindness Of MesSrs, Can
arr & Lplcrer, who have also donated the CasiDo
and everything connected With the performance.
Della Fox bonnie Thornton. Lucy Daily,
Villa Knox Marie Celeste, Mabel Stephenson.
jefferson D'AnEclls, Paul Arthur, J, H. Mack.
George A. schiller Ross and FentOn. John Hen.
shaw, the National Trio and the great Mainard.
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To the Editor:
In answer to 'Charlie's' letter, I say that he
is New York fellow who was gifted by
our girls and perhaps 1t is case of ''sour
grapes with him now. In my estimation. the
Chicago girls are nothing in comparison to the
New York girls In beauty and winning ways.
especially the young ladies OF East Seventy ninth
street They enchanting, and nothing In Chi
cago can hold a candle to them" II Charlie
has his car fare to East River Park he will change
his views this question II he comes on this
promenade there and the bewitching York
VILE girls. MONICA.
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should Men Wear Flowers.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
In answer to MARY E's' queer question. "Is
It proper for a man to wear nOwers?' should
answer yes, and 1t shows that they have re-
hned taste in showing their fondness for natural
flowers. God made the flowers to beautify
the earth. and man has an equal right in wear
ing them as a woman; and in doing so It shows
neither lack of education nor refinement. And
white straw hat or silk pocket handkerchief
not TO be discarded Just because MARY
f." would like to pack the wearer In Ice or was
It the hat and handkerchief that were to be put
on ice? Hoping that We may hear more or
the subject FANNIE, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

In Germany at 1 o'clock all the world
Is taking an after-dinner smoke or an
after-dinner nap, and business, even
banking, is suspended. In Japan the
bathing hour is before supper, and be-
tween 5 and 6 o'clock every living being
is nude. The public baths are crowded.
At home children, young people and old
people are in the tub, getting in or
getting out of the tub, which is placed
in the garden, in courtyards, shops or
on the piazza, without the least apology
of a screen. If a customer appears the
bather talks business over the water.
and in private families callers are nei-
ther abashed nor embarrassing. In the
humble quarters the tubs are set on
the threshold, and neighbors on opposite
sides Of the street gossip, chatter and
exchange the most amiable greetings,1
The National towel is nankin blue.
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Flowers and GentiIity.

To The Editor:
Allow me II say in reply to MARY E." that I
think she displays her ignorance to good advan.
tage in asking such foolish questions. when she
becomes acquainted with the better class OF young
men, which do not think she has done yet.
she will find out that the love for flowers and
sentlemanly outward appearance go hand in
hand with refined nature and a ell-educated.
wel-bred person happen to be one OF the young
men who wear flowers a straw hat and who in
variahy has a silk handkerchief "peepng out Of
his coat pocket" as she is pleased to put 1t.
ONE OF THEM
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To the Editor:
Maggie and l. We did have split,
As most Of all married folk do;
But the heat OF dispute was cooled by her VIII
In a manner decidedly new.
She few from the room. I was bursting with rage
And followed her M in trice.
She h1tly remarked. at this critical stage.
Il must set my brain on the lee
So IT struck me as something ought to record.
And follow It up as rule;
For half OF my troubles would ne'er have occurred
Had known how to keep my head cool
And now when my temple is somewhat distraught
1 always take Maegie's advice,
And Instead N allowing my head to grow hot
Just set my brain on the ice.
d. DANIELS,
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the door while the lady doing her share Of
the eloquence am well aware that men are
often irritable and unreasonable. But does a
"ite's opposition tend to remedy matters7 Hap
Tily there are many sensible wives who know
how to pour oil the troubled waters and
under such quescent influence he realizes that
he is wrong and feels ashamed of his Impotence.
such torbearing and peacefully inclined wives
soon become rulers in the household. But peev Oh,
perverse, fault-hndng wives drive away all home
happiness and domestcity. and blast their chill
ureH lives. J. s. u.
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To-day there is s24O3263 in the Sick
Babies Fund This is the largest amount
ever contributed to this popular charity.
1t has all come from the people of this
city. Brooklyn. Jersey city and TINS
neighhorhoOd and testiies to the strong
charitable impulses that move the
public when worthy cause
makes an appeal to II. NO
penny Of tins money has been expended
thoughtlessly. Every cent Is judiciously
used for the benefit of the children and
sometimes to better their surroundings
During the Summer the free doctors
have treated nearly 1900 sick children
and fed and clothed thousands. The
work of the Sick Babies Fund speaks
most eloquently in its own behalf. That
the public appreciates Is shown In
the constant increase, year after year,
of the amounts contributed.
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send Their Love Also.

To the Editor:
We, the undersigned little girls, beg you to ac-
cept the accompanying tribe $3.50 as our mite
to the Fund. We sincerely hops that some little
darling may derive as much pleasure from the
expenditure as We do in collecting II, God speed
them all to perfect restoration OF health, and
knowing you will be rewarded for your noble work
We send 1ur love to the sick babies.
Caroline MrCord. Flossie Totten,
Margaret McCuTl, Lillian Totten,
Pauline MoCuTd,
% and 70 West Ninety eighth street
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Nirginia's beauties,

To the Editor:
Charlie you're way on on your idea of
beauty. Chicago girls are not in It when com
pared to some OF your New York young ladies.
Have you ever been to virginia. Alexandria in
that State is where come from, and you can't
produce any prettier, handsomer. and at the
same time more conservative and conventional
girls than Southern beauties, especially Virgin.
ians Charlie is evidently 3 shoe dealer.
SOUTHERN PHYSICIAN
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Dress Up and Abolish Birthdays.

Two hundred years ago 1t was the
plan of the gentlewoman to dress five
years older than she was in order to
look younger than she was. The mod
ern woman of the world has no gray
matter to waste on such an absurd
theory. Her motto is dress up to the
height OF fashion, in the very handsom-
est materials procurable, and keep dressed
up all the time. Show the gaping world
novel things; tell them pretty things,
and in talking about them they will
forget birthday calculations, gray hairs
and hollow cheeks and crows feet She
Is clever old woman, who can dress
herself so daintly and stylishly that no
one can tell her age.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
White Bean PURGE.

Put in the oven one-half pint Of beans
in one and one-half pints of water, let
stand until the beans are perfectly
soft and dry, but not brown. Pass them
through the strainer. Melt one ounce
of butter, add to it one ounce of -four.
mix well, add one quart Of soup stock.
then the beans; boil up, season and
serve with bread dice fried crisp.
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lights The Joyous peals Of laughter from the
children would make even the most callous per-
son say, The greatest OF all II charity inc
children In charge Of the affair were:
de S. Loughran, Susie Gerard.
Florence Geoghan, Willie Gerard,
Joseph GeoEhan, Charles oakley,
Waller Ceoghan Nellie Giles,
Icatrice $. Loughran, owe Giles,
Danic Abble Jack Giles.
Carrie Gerard,
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To the Editor:
The Watson family for whom cash" sent 81
has been so amply relieved by the publication of
their woes, arising out OF a tip for a story.
to require no more aid, and is worthy enough to
say | have communicated with Cash" who
prefers to have the money go to theSick Babies
Fund in preference TO having II back, and send
It herewith. that II may he credited Very
truly. DON c. SElTZ. Brooklyn, N. Y
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sion OF wealth, or some other equally
good reason, attempts to dictate to the
people what they shall do" Exactly
so. 1t Is Croker to the life, though not
all of him. And as to his wealth.
where did he get it2
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Any Evening Cooking schooIss

To the Editor
Are there any free cooking schools in New
York City where young girls can learn the art of
cooking in the evenings? One OF your correspond
ents says that it is crime for a girl not to know
how to cook. Yes, It is so. but how is a girl to
learn who has not the convenience to learn home
have no means OF learning to cook at home. and
have been trying for the past year to hnd a
school where l can learn to cook free, or for a
small fee. TIUMBkiN.
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Fair, wnIcott street, BROOKLYN.

To the Editor:
Inclosed ind So. proceeds OF fair held at
No Gs Wacott street at the home OF Mrs. Me-
Mahon The yard was decorated with Chinese
lanterns and American flags We are glad this
fair was a success and thank all who helped us.
Josephine Collins 10. Catherine Mcmahon, Is.
Gertrude IIollins. II. Maggie Mcmahon. IL.
Nellie Cassidy. H. Julia FlaTNry ..
Alice Gaynor, IL. BroOkyn, N Y.
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bathing TO Tone Up the system.

II a tonic is needed to brace up the
system in short order take a tub of cold
water. II is the best eye-opener, brain
invigorator, nerve-tightener, face
whitener. wit-quickener in therapeutics
Cold water is not cleansing. 1t is me-
dicinal. Cold baths are prescribed for
the purpose of stimulation. IMMIGRATION
ana the resistance of fatigue and dis
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Brockway says he hit Reformatory In
mates in the head ito give them new
sensation" The evidence is that the
sensation soon ceased to be a novelty
among the suffering victims of the pad
ding autOcrat.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Mamie Kwnt. Of lo2 Madison street; Ida Paley,
III Division street; Joseph Diamond OF or
chard street and Brile Kwlnt roncd on stamp
plate and easel at the home Of Mamie Kwint
Tor the henCnt OF the Sick Babies Fund They
secured 81
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Instead of upholding the unholy alll-
ance between thieves and receivers of
stolen goods, the police authorities
shSuld be on the side of the honest
owners in their attempt to recover their
lStQlen property.
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1tyg2A!z 101nE|

from one to four weeks after the >.
covery Of the patient. Massage opera
tors, too are frequently kept in the fam
lily week or SO to rub out nerves ina
gestion or a tired feeling for some man.
her
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over $24,OOO TO-DAY
The Sick Babies Fund Has Broken
All Records This Year.
Grand Testimony Of the Peoples
Trust in "The Evening World"
Free Doctors Have Saved Nearly
$4,000 Little Lives.
The Subscriptions.

Previously arknpw lodged ..............'2je sh %
Annie Engclsou aud Lille wengenroth... 10 90
Fair 6s walcou street, brooklyn. Jo-
scphine Collins and othcrs............. e5j
Magic lantern entertainment, 635 Third
avenue. Brooklyn, Miss A. Ma"Don-
all and others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Fair G2 Front street, Mary Murphy and
others .......,,......,. .,...'''....'.'''' 'o'
Caroline MgCord. flossie Totten and
others ..............'s. ..'.''''''''''''' '.''
Fair. West Fourteenth street. Fannie
Downcy and others...,.................. zoo
Cash Don c. Sc!tz.....,..............,., zoo
GussIe, Mont,lulr. y. J.................., l5V
Edith Cummings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.IU
Cash. Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lVO
Magic lantern. 1890 DE kalb avenue.
Brooklyn, W. ]. COuk.............-...... lVO
Mildred GodStcIn. Il. W. Mcbride and
Nellie Comfy. ,........... .............''' go
Hattie S.s..........t.. ..'s'''..'''s''''''' ~"
In memory u lIazcl.............,...., "a
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number Of things The japanese and Chinese Art
Company, Of 5Tt Seventh avenue, for decorations
goods aud labor and the Acme Cigar and sta
tioncry store. of hGS seventh avenue for two
fancy quill pcnholders, and James Plunkett, Re
becca bernstein and Agnes Nolan, for their as
sIstpnce at the stand. DERORAH HERNSTEIN
MARGlE MORRISON.
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Tobacco Brown Felt.

This brigand sort of a hat has caugh1
the public fancy. They say that II. ~
II. the Princess of Wales started the
fashion en- route to Russia. That may
be false; probably 1t is; but New Yore
milliners can't trim fast enough. ~
The evening world., 1894-09-15

r. COTS intention OF going up high
IN october, was very broadly hint
"a at In the latest Lexow Committee
proceedings. New York wants TO see
the idea carried out to the letter and
TO the highest point which investlga-
ton can reach.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Why have no appointments been made
to NIL the vacancies on the police force
created by the decisions of the Com
missioners in the recent trials? Echo
answers, "Why?"
The evening world., 1894-09-15

The prosperity Of New York's surface
car companies Is nickel-plated; their
assurance is brass-bound. They should
be made to furnish gilt-edged guaran-
tees of a seat for every fare.
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help. Stage Manager. Nellie Gaynor. Twelfth
street, New York city, Tho following named boys
and girls took part: Dot. Willie and George Nc
Kenna, Arthur Hance. Alice and Anna Gaynor
aud Luther Kice. PORT DRAM. n. J.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Illness forces Comptroller Roberts out
of the Republican Gubernatorial race.
Political illness will do the trick for
several aspirants next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

To the Editor:
Inc'osed md 50 So proceeds OF a fruit stand
held for two days at 765 Washington street
| Helen Jones, Margaret Brady,
| Ma MahOupy.
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With its police divorced from politics,
and its elections separated from those
Of State and National character, New
York City's chances will be looking up
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Front street Fair.

Mary Murphy. Sadie Collins. Annie Kelly. Ma
mic Bowles and Hannah Murphy had a fair a,
81 Front street. and made $3.50.
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A Sale on Fourteenth street.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please ind 81. the proceeds OF a sale
held by four little girls West Fourteenth
street.
Fanny Downey. Nellie Richmond.
Eta Richmond, Annie Smith
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Two steamships and a PAGER appeared
as yesterdays record breakers. It's n
faster and a faster world.
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Fair FOG west Forty-hrst street.

TO the Edltot'
Enclosed ind check for s7.76. the result OF q
fair held in front Of 2OG West Forty-hrst street.
We wish to thank Mrs Boyd. fancy store, OF
2Oi West Forty FIRST street. for contributing a
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Menu.

.........ss............ ...ss.........
SUNDAY. SEPT. 1s.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Quaker Oats. Sugar and Cream
Mutton Chops Sith Fried Tomatoes.
Potatoes au Gratin.
Mullins. Coffee.
.
DINNER.
Cream OF Celery Soup.
Fiet of Beef. Mushroom Sauce.
Stuffed Tomatoes. Potato Croquettea
Escaroe Salad.
Waters. Cheese,
Farina Pudding. Wine Sauce.
Coffee.
SUPPER
Fricasseed Eggs.
Saratoga Potatoes.
Peaches and Cream.
/: Cake. Coffee.
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Seats and receipts have no relation to
each other. to the mind OF the street
railway magnate.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Police Justice Tom Grady. in attempt
ing defense OF Tammany misrule,
last night described a boss as "a man
who simply from audacity. the posses
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Emma and Jessie.

To the Editor:
Enclosed And $40, collected by Emma Irving,
aged seven and Jessie Vannette, aged eight, re-
siding at 35A East Forty third street.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

In continually lettering her own rec
ord the steamship New York sets a most
worthy example for the city of New
York.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

In the little controversy between
Judge Grady and DIR. Parkhurst, DR..
Parkhurst has the best of It,
The evening world., 1894-09-15

the tailor and livery stocks. Very full
capes are made that cling to the figure;
the Innings are the choicest of silks, and
the passem, nterie shoulder and collar
pieces, the bow knot of ribbon fringe
and the lace yoke, show the richness of
design in ornamentation.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

The Giants met nothing but hard luck
at st. Louis yesterday. With the ao-
cent on the Nothing.
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Good-by, straw hat.

There is a new issue on trial in Ken
lucky to-day.
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An Appetite for Dinner.

Take different soup every daS
says a maitre dhotel up near CentrA
Park. THAT will excite the appetite ZOE
dinner"
The evening world., 1894-09-15

DR.. Depew smiles and smiles. but is
not a candidate
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Having suffered much from Its enc
mics. Tammany last night suffered more
from Its friends.
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To the Editor:
Enclosed please hnd 81. go which is the proceeds
Of concert held in a barn for the benefit Of the
Sick Babies Fund. II is only little. but 1t will
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Electric light racing is more than en-
titled to rank as current event.
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Your Letter WIN Appear Later.


An letters from contributor to the Sick Rahles
! Fund will he printed Many are in type and Will
| apoear In this column later.
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signals Of Physical Dernngement

Pale. pink or colorless lips, blue circiel
under the eyes, and cold, dry hands anu
feet are evidences of deranged any
weakened system. and call TOT ths
prompt attention of nurse or phyA'
clan.
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What wouldn't some OF the pantatas
give for an advance glimpse OF Mr..
Goff's further little list.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Dress CIonks.

Dress cloaks are all capes. This in
consistency is like many other puzzles In
the lexicon of fashion. Beautiful cloths
in biscuit, white. pearl, petunia and
dozen reds and browns are selected from
The evening world., 1894-09-15

The more closely the Urchttel out
rage Is investigated the worse 1t looks.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Annie Engelson. 800 East Twelfth street and
Lille wcngcnroth. 232 East Twelfth street. had a
The evening world., 1894-09-15

This column Is for everybody
who has a complaint to make, in
formation to give, a subject OF gen.
eral interest to discuss or public
service to acknowledge, and who
can put 1t into 100 words or less.
Long letters cannot be printed.l
The evening world., 1894-09-15

LILLE wEGENROTU ANNIE ENGELsON.
fruit and lemonade stand on Labor bay. and made
SIC 90 for the Fund.
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BewitchinE YOrkville Girls.

TTTTsVs To VNlVTNINT4I
1888 One Hundred and Ninth street.
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DINNER.
SUPPER.

Fricasseed Eggs.
Saratoga Potatoes.
Peaches and Cream.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-24

auce papers, steaming down the river car
~ Monday morning, The arms were load
Cd under cover OF night and the packages
IN which they came were directed TO Err
nest Merritt which is a third name under
which the Naialies captain went The
boxes were picked up In the river by some
ship carpenters, who stated that there
was no douh, about their being gun eases.
Among the arms, Il is stated there were
two AotchlSiss guns and lot or nmmunl-
ton, besides about fifty cases OF army
rifles,
Captain Selma was the only ONE who
knew anything about hts destination. and
when asked he would only smile and Any
he was waiting fer the owner N the yacht
Who was going TO take a pleasure trip to
jacksonville with n party OF friends. But
the owner never came, His crew, II any
OF them knew anything about t. were
afraid 10 talk ana one man was dis
charged FOR talking inadvisedly on the
wharvCs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-24
The senate.

Washington January 25--In the senate
this morning Mr.. Turpie Mem) OF IN
diana, for the committee on foreign re-
lations. reported fayornbly the following
resolution:
Resolved, That from evidence and papers
before the senate. II ls unwlse ana mex
podient under existing conditions TO con
slider at this time any project OF anneNa-
ton OF the Hawaiian Islands 10 the
United States; that IL the provisional
government therein having been duly rec
ognized, the highes, international Interest
requires that II shall pursue It's own line
OF policy; foreign Intervention in the po-
litical affairs OF the island would be re-
garded as an act unfriendly to the gov
eminent of the United states.
Il am directed by the committee on for
eisn relations" said Mr. Turple, ITO ask
immediate consideration OF this resolution.
1t rs the unanimous impression Of the
committee, save the dissent Of the senator
from Oregcn CIR. Dolpn) TO the first clau e.
am also directed 10 say that the rego-
luton has no relation TO the special IN
vestigatlon now being made by the COM
mittee."
II object 10 the present consideration
OF the resolution" faid Mr.. Tcller (rep)
of Colorado. III has no tbeen printed"
whenever that resolution comes up"
added Mr. Mills (dem) Of Texas, II snail
ask for division on the question"
las this resolution may bring up con-
siderable dis ussion," repeated Mr.. Teller,
at ought rrst to be printed"
Mr. Turpie made an appeal, but Nj.
Teller lnms.ed and the resolution went
over under he rules.
bil fui an American commission al
the Auiwcrp international exposition wac
prfrtrted ~ Mr. Mardern0n Of Nebraska.
a. PeHlr5 resolution denying the au-
th1plly Of he secretary Of the treasury
10 iraAc bouds contemplated was taken up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-24

WaAhtngton, January 2s-.The lnglorions
defeat IN the house OF The whole sugar
schedule of the Wilson bill was due 10
Che Louisiana sugar men more than any
thing else. In fact, they had been warned
OF this probability by several OF the South
Texas representatives, whom they endeav-
ored to enlist in their cause,
In spite OF large Texas sugar interests
our Delegation refused to Join Louisianas
and were all in favor OF doing away with
The graduated bounty reduction This wits
Il concession, pure and simple 10 the sugar
men. but they were not satisfied with 1t
and organized fight against the bounty
reduction, hoping 10 obtain a 9 cent i'm
port duty on raw sugar. The storm they
raised not only swept out the bounty, but
every vestlge OF protection for sugar grow
ers, and they have no one TO blame but
tbpn,ee lyRa far q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-24

Savannah, o., January Sit has been
earned that the yAcAt Natalie, wAloh
came here from New York December b.
and whtch sailed FOR southern waters
Monday. CARED about Ten tons Of arms
among which were tWo Hdtchlaf5 Hsns'
and the n1.catons arc that mo- were
intended for the Braziian reyonuqnslH.
rEc movements OF NE yacht ana crew
While here were very my2ttr1uN Inc
captain went an der two names -NelSon
and seAua. Teiegrams were directed 70
MIN as Ne.g1n, and one winch came un-
s'gned, as 4 e learned, ogked hA awe
about Shipping certain goods. Stiufui ~
r got four or Ave ,ruek lcaas OF boxes ~
all about ten tons. whch were bfops y
70 the city from New York by he sle M
snip CITY OF Augusta, were CARED aoMn
u Tagalrt's wharf. whore the gacni W.
lying outside OF schoorsr. the arlas
were unpscked between and Y eo.h,
caded on the yacht and the boNrs tns2hh ~
oyerbcar a. Llbie attention ~as pasa 70
them until afysr the vessel had sst 81
Monday morang, inhe captain az tne
yacht lefs some money IN hack gag IN
paid bills pehia dam, and the lAa,ea 100 =
are that he may return Tor an''"s'
eatgo. ~.
The Natalie left Savannah without GEAR