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The evening world., 1894-07-26
Tho Busy Bees Fair.

TO Inc EdItor'
lntlosed please ind Sc. the proceeds Of a fair
held at $40 West Twenty fifth street for the BEN
ett OF the Sick Babies Fund. on the 18TH Goth
and .lst insts The folloNi ing oticiated: Mamie
Cummings and Maggie Thettord assisted by Miss
u. kehos. Miss L. Pagan and Master Daniel
HruPn
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Bless Them, Every Onei

To tho Editor;
Enclosed please md 81. 20 the result of a stand
We boys made up. and in which our kind neigh
bors assisted us. God bless the poor babiesi
MEYER HlRSCN, JOE LEVY
FREDDIE SELF, WALTER HIRsCH.
E7. AL and N5 East Eighty -ssventh street
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New Toilet stand.

Instead OF disappearing, the liking
for stationary basins in sleeping-rooms
strengthens and expands. and cabinet
makers find a ready market for good
models. One OF the novelties Is dark oak.
" It'll the slender supports of the French
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Two Made 81.

Tommy heohan. OF +2s East Eighty sev.nth
street and Abe Nehemias, 42s East Eighty
seventh street, got up stand for the Sick
Babies Fund and sold beats and ships, cars
dishes and banks. They had the stand two days
and made g. $3.50
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A Bedford IN. il Baby.

To the Editor;
IncIOsed please ind IS esnts for the Sick Babies
Fund from
BABY JAMES T. Hubble. two months old.
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Credited 10 Miss Williams.

TO We EdIIoTI
send you my check for 81, This amount please
acknowledge in The Evening World" credited to
Miss Abbie Williams OF Brooklyn.
W, u, GRANT
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Twenty-Five witnesses will testify
against President Carnot's assassin and
not one in his defense. The prosecution
represents, in this case. all the civilized
world.
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LETTERS.

f7nn esstrmn 70 open to cruyoofr who h"s
-omp,otst to mote a grievance to senftldts. 'Vor'
nation 10 give rbjoct o. general ''ueres to d.
,ss or pubse ssv.os 10 oetsoss'sd0e' a~e sa's
can pSt the idea INTO ieu Aoa 100 Ssrda Losp
,kfers en0aot BE- prSstAd
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A Portchester Fair.
IL the I'd

Enclosed please md check for - Is for the Sick
Babies Fund It being the proceeds Ct fair held
In Portchester by the following children:
Cora Burns, Maud Palmer,
Ruth burns Alice G. Palmer
Roy Burns, Glen Arthur Wilson
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Everybody knows by this time that
there is great deal In sugar. But no.
body quite agrees with Senator Cafrery
that sugar is all there IL to the tariff
tsau
The evening world., 1894-07-26

without hustling too hard, Wisconsin
Republicans. in State Convention, man
aged to lind nine gentlemen who con.
sidered themselves on the list OF avail.
ables for the Goyernorship. New York
Republicans ale prepared to give theiI
Wisconsin brethren large odds on the
length OF the eligible list In this regard
The evening world., 1894-07-26

When Commissioner Andrews stands in
the way Of burning garbage he stands In
the way OF progress and public health
and decency.
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From Friends and Neighbor..

TO the EdItOr'
We inoloss 81, which We collected from ouI
friends and nsishbors for the sick babies
STELLA HEIGHT. CELIA 0RoENINGER,
1904 Second ayenus.
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Milholland I'D not march his men I'D
the hill just TO march thun down
again.
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When the people cry for salvation from
their Senators they are not at this juno
ture crying for dsllverance from their
friends
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Brockway's Reformstory boys, Il ap.
pears were padded to give them an ap
petite for breakfast. How does thi,
rev a,, affsct d'w. Fl0w$s appetite
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The great question in Washington:
Did Senator Camden say he would take
some Sugar In hist
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1t took . gentleman OF T1oga to
show the Republican State Committee
men what they were here for.
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THE VAUDEVILLE FESTIVAL.
Baby Frances Fields's Big Show at
Rockaway beach saturday Night.

Don't forget tho big vaudeville festi-
val at Morrison's Casino. Rockaway
Beach. next Saturday night. 1t will be
the most extraordinary vaudeville show
you or anybody else ever witnessed,
and every cent taken in will be given to
the Sick Babies Fund. Baby Frances
Fields, daughter of Lew Fields, OF
Weber and Fields, is engineering II, and
she will make 1t success. Here is a
list of the stars:
Maggie Cline franklin A CoIlins
The Russell Broa. Allen q West,
Lottie ellison, Achew Indian juexier,
lie Clair and Leslie Lincoln Trio,
J: w. Kelly, Edwina, Sensational
Hastings and Marion, dancer,
o Brien and liavel. Baby Lii,
James +. Hoey. McAvoy & May.
Alburtus and Bstram. May Howard.
Whiting shepard. Nelson. Leysnion d
Miss Annie Hart, Nelson,
Castellet Hall. Little Rosie Namm and
VIII II, FoA, Weber aud Fields tho
LeNanlon. German Senators, tho
sam Bernard, greatest Dutch team
Lizzie b. Raymond under the sun.
Leonors. contortontst,
II you want your moneys worth and
still spend your money In beautiful
cause, go to this vaudeville festival!
And make all your friends go, too.
Trains leave Rockaway as late as
ll.50 L. NJ.
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Helper. At Hammers Station,

We the undersigned three young boys sum-
nering at Hammefs Station. Rockavay Beach.
Asia . psrf0rnaaes 'Ass TAsrsd.s sisssss's ~
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II u not . case Of Plat rsdivfvus
Flat was alive all tho time.
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Your Letter WIN App<ar Later.

All Isttsu from eentributors 70 the siek Babies
Fynd VIII - pstnts1 hsAy are 10 Vps 80 vill
kyesar y az .selyna lasss. ~ q *. j.
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Mr.. Plat means to afford svs1y oppor>
kunity to Mr.. Crokers trained TIGER.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Andrews 10 against burning he stty
garbage. Dump him.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

'Piatt came In the nick Of time" Yes.
s'the old Nick
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Pauline Hall is going to appear in a
sort OF farce-comedy, written by Harry
laulton, next season. MIR Mcclellan
Miss Halls husband. secured the farce
when III London "A few weeks ago. or
course various songs for the proper dis
duCed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19
A NEW MOVE.

The main office of the Hanson &
Lampert Co. will this week be moved
from Sleepy Eye to Mankato, and will
be located in l.. Lampelt's present
office. This company, which COM
prises Mr.. Hanson, of Sleepy Eye, and
Mr.. Lampert, of this city, has branch
lumber yards located at Sanborn,
Lamberton, Lake Benton, and De
Smet,S. D. Negotiations are pending
for the purchase of the Youmans
Bros. & Hodgins' lumber yard insthis
city, and Mr.. Lampert will 20 to
Winona in few days to see to the
matter. Mr.. Hanson was in the city
today but as he does not take an ac-
tive part in the management of the
company he will continue to reside at
Sleep Eye.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19
THE nAGIC CITY.
the matt

Have you read about the "The
Magic Clty?" Do you know what it
is? If not, you should read the ad-
vertiSement on the first page of this
issue at once and find out how it may
be obtained, and then clip your cou-
pons. 1.-THE Magic City" contains
over 800 grand Photographic views.
1t is the greatest, the largest, the
best, the most wonderful, the only
complete portfolio of the worlds fair
and midway plaisance.
More than $50, 900 have been expend-
ed in the preparation of this truly
magnificent work, and $4,000 more
will be expended during the next few
weeks in completing it. The author
and his staff of artists spent nearly
the whole summer at The fair. collect
ing historical materials and securing
the grandest array of photographs of
the buildings, grounds, exhibits, land
scapes, and curious and wonderful
features of the greatest Exposition
that human eyes ever beheld.
These photographs are taken by
real artists artists of reputation,
skilled in their profession. who know
how to select points of the greatest
interest and from which the best
views could be obtained. These ar
fists were paid more mOny for their
work than any like number of men
ever received for similar services be-
fore. The Magic City was determin-
ed to have nothing but the best, and
we are willing to pay for it, knowing
it would be appreciated by the public.
These views are original, they are
exclusive, they are magnificent, they
are beautiful as dream.
In addition to the photographs Sc
cured by our special artists, we also
have the pick and choice Of those
taken by the official photographer of
the United States government but as
these are open to all who wish to use
them, they, Of course, are not so de-
sirabl as special subjects taken for a
particular publication.
Watch your coupons they will
call for part 2 next week. Part
l will be ready for diStribu
tiOn in a few days. We will
announce their receipt in these
columns. If you have not saved cou
pons for copy, do so at once, as the
number will be changed next Monday
The WEEKLY FREE PRESS an(
the weekly Chicago Inter Ocean on,
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aid that the council having done its
part toward allowing the lighting bills
the matter at present is simply one
between the mayor and the company.
The council had acted sQuarely. The
mayors reply contained many mis-
statements. Every member Of the
company denies having ever been ask
ed to have the lights tested. The
company was tired of the pound
ings that it has been receiving, and it
had decided to bring the matter to
crisis. 1t considers the contract with
the city now null and void, and a new
contract can now be made, the city
can buy the plant, or it can put
in new plant of its own.
The company is willing to
have the plant valued by arbitra-
tors, one to be selected by the coun
Gil, one by the company and these two
choose a third, and both parties to
abide by their decision. The company
would place DO price on the plant, and
the city could payfor it in bonds if it
has no money to buy the plant with.
The public has an erroneous idea of
the cost of operating plant and of
the profit. But for the agitation of
the matter last spring there would
now undoubtedly have been an cleo
trio street railway in operation, re-
ceivihg power from the plant that
supplies the lighting. If new con-
tract for lighting the city is entered
into, the company is willing that the
city should buy the lamps, or order
them and the company pay for them,
to make sure of the candle power. So
far as the alleged test that has been
made is concerned, no body saw the
man who made it,no body knows what
his name is or who he is. The people |
are simply told that test has been
made, and a bill for doing it has been
paid by the city.
The City will be in darkness tonight |
for the first time in years. Fortu-
nately the nights are moon light, and
the snow On the ground will prevent |
darkness.
A special meeting of the council
has been called for tonight to consider
the matter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership TO merly existing between
Chauncey II. Austin, Charles ii. Aus
tin and Thomas w. Hart doing bust
ness at Nos. 4lS and APO South Front
street, Mankato, Nina, under the
firm name of @. III. Austin Son & Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
whereby Thomas w. Hart ,retires
from the firm. The business will at
present be conducted by Q. FL. Austin
4 Son, to whom settlements and pay
ments must be made of all notes and
accounts due or to become due to said
old firm of 9. III Austin, Son & Co.
CHAUNCEY I'll. AUSTIN,
CHARLES A. AUSTIN,
THOMAS w. HART.
Mankato MINI, Jan. 9th, 1894
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New Saw Mill.

Just started at Eagle Lake. take
pleasure in announcing to the public
that l am prepared to I'LL orders for
native lumber for building purposes.
also carry full line OF pine lumber.
including shingles, lath, doors, win
dows, ETC., and all other building ma
terial. Correspondence solicited.
H, CUMMINs.
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Farm for Sale.

Situated three and half miles east
and half mile south OF MapletOn,
containing 260 acres, nearly all under
cultivation. Good buildings, good
fences, farm we'll wartered. For 1ur-
ther particulars call on or address Il.
Hadley.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19
GOOD ADVICE.

Every patriotic citizen should give his
personal effort and influence to increase
the circulation of his home paper which
teaches the American policy of Protec-
ton. 1t is his duty to aid in this respect
in every way possible. After the home
paper is taken care of, why not SUBJ
scribe for the AMERICAN ECONOMIST,
published by the American Protective
Tariff Lacquer One of its correspon-
dents says: "No true American can
get along without it. l consider it the
greatest and truest political teacher in
the United States.'
Send postal card request for free
sample copy. Address Wilbur F. Wake
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ST., New York.
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Barley Wanted.

Farmers having good, sound barley
to sell will find it to their interest to
take it to the malt house, Mankato,
and get the highest price paid in the
county.
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Approaching the industry of our
employees, we will until further no
tice close our STORE every evening,
Except Saturday, at $50 p. M, We
trust that our friends and patrons
will assist us in this worthy under
taking. Respectfully Yours, NOBEL
ONE PRICE CLOTHING AND SHOE
HOUSE.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19

j. G.. Roller waits one thousand
bushels of clover and timothy seed,
and will pay a much higher price than
anybody in the state on contract. AL
so wants rye, corn, oats, and dressed
hnuC
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19
Why Suffer g
when you can be Cug,c

Thousands are suffering wit
Torpid Liver-the symptoms ar
Depression of Spirits, Indigo
ton, Constipation, Headach'
DR.. Sanford's Liver lnvigorato
is a reliable remedy for Live
Disorders. 1t cures Thousand
every ,eer; why not Try
DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigorator!
Your Druggist will supply you.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-19
TAX RATE FOR 1893.

Rates Taxation for the the
City Mankato the Blue
Property, assessed and equaized.
The figures below representing mills
- L. O.RANDALI. County
Mankato. Mimi. -
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FREE PRESS of December Sth, at this
office
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at the packing house.
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Three yearIlng heifers for sale,
INQUIRE of j. E. Neff.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Police Superintendent G. 7. Smith, or Jersey Ivy
was arraigned before Judge Lippincott In the oyer
and Terminer Court yesterday to answer the charse
Of protecting green goods" men. His counsel
,uar + NcDermott entered a plea of not guilty.
with tho riyht TO dernur to move to quash. ana
bail was fixed at $500. Joseph Warren becoming
security. The Indictment. copy of which was fur-
nished to the defendant, charges that on December
l. 1892. he ordered the discharge OF TWO prisoners
arrested for green goods swindng in the Green
Vile district.
Superintendent Smith says that that he was called
ND on the telephone on the day specified by the SER
goant charge Of the Greenville precinct VINO sai
dealing in green GooIs; that the officer who made
the arrest knew nothing OF the matter except "hdt
a citizen had told him and that the citizen hai
refused TO make any charge The Superintenpent
told him If he had no evidence and no one would
make a charge II would be useless TO hold the prs-
The indictment also saws that "a certain man.
whose name Is unknown. was 'sWlndled OUT OF Il
large sum Of money. the amount or when Is I'M
known -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
JVESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.


Father FLYNN the presiding priest OF the Church
Of the Sacred Heart, Mount Vernon, has char-
acterlsic way of presenting matters of practical IN
terest TO his people on Sunday morning he an
nounced to his congregation that the work on the
new parochiai school. at Fifth-ave. ana oeconu-
ct had gone so far forward that digging TOT the
foundation had been begun and that the actua'
work Of building would begin yesterday I'm pre-
senting this subject to you" he said. Il snail prop-
ably not be able to preach more than nan ser
mon In fact it Is very likely that untl the "orh
IS completed | shall not be able TO more than man
ureach 10 vol for my head will be filed WIN
bricks and mortar" He then went on 10 say that
the work was not of his ordering but IT was the
imperative order OF the Archbishop or BaliiioIe,
and if he neglected to carry out the coihnlanus
some one else would very likely be sent 10 take hs
place He requested his people 10 nave pdtiehcs
and exercise forbearance with him, ana 10 De as
charitable and generous possible. Father ftynn
has collected about $500 toward the new scho9i;;
and II will cost about $4,000 When finished IL VIII
accommodate about 400 pupils. =, series 0l
Nondav night meetings IL being held AT Lincoln
Hall Ia discuss the advantages and disadvantages
Of Annexation to the Greater New YORK Inc
tone of IN. addresses is against any movement 10
take away the "hOme rule system, or risnt ~
govern ones own affairs. The speakers pIesehl
facts showing that annexation not only wouid TAKE
away the right OF self government. put Woulu also
make the centre of government sixteen miles Ito!l
nav their taxes. and also pour into New 0rk ,'e
treasury money that would be appropriated TOT
New-YorK improvements. TO the exclusion Oh heeueu
Improvements in this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
LOUIS SCHAPIRA ARRESTED

Louis Schapira, Of the firm OF s. A. Schapra &
Son. manufacturers Of garters at No. 81 Walker-st.
who failed on March 26. has been arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Frank w. Geraty In civil suit
brought by the Goodridge Company, on the allega-
ton Of obtaining goods and credit under false rep
reservations. The amount claimed is $780, and the
company has also obtained attachment against
the firm for $3.50 1t alleged on behalf OF the
Goodridge Company that II sold on March 10 and p
$50 gross OF web to the firm who claimed TO be per-
fecty solvent; that. hearing the firm was behind
in payments. II endeavored 10 stop the goods in
transit that on March y Louis Schapira called at
the company's store and represented that the firm
had nothing pressing them. had no payments TO
make to anybody for at least ten days, and would
paw the $500 on March D. on that day the firm did
not make the payment, but gave judgment to various
persons believed to be relatives. and the Sheriff
closed up their place Of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington. April I'm the Supreme Court to-
day the following decisions given:
no. IS Seabury and Johnson appellant. agt
Charles c.. Am Ende. Appeal from the Southern
District OF New-York. Decree affirmed with costs
and interest.
no. $50. Henry Hermann. ct al plaintiffs, agt
William II. Robertson. collector etc. In error TO
the Southern District OF New York Judgment
affirmed. with costs
No. 29S Joseph b. Sargent, ct al, appellants. agt
James G. Covert. Appeal from the Southern Dis
trlct Of New-York Decree reversed with costs. and
cause remanded with direction 10 dismiss the bill.
The Chief-Justice also announced the following
orlers OF tn" Court:
No. lOi0. Susan L.uxton. plaintiff in error. agt.
the North River Bridge Company. Motion Of John
c. Crevier to be allowed TO intervene In this cause
denied. but leave granted TO his counsel TO file
Il brief on the questions involved within two weeks
Nos. 70. 70 and 59l. The New York Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company plaintiff In error. agt
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Reasslgned for
argument the l6th inst.
No. 2Zl. Henry Hilton ct al appellants. against
Gustaye Berth Guyot ct al. No 44o. Henry Hilton
Guyot ct al Motion for leave to file briefs In these
submitted. No 7i2. Edward y. Bartlett ct
al plaintiffs in error. against William Lockwood ct
al. Motions 10 dismiss or affirm submitted
No. 33i. Joel Il. Erhardt. collector, etc, plaintiff
in error. against Lewis Steinhardt ct al Argu-
ment continued.
The day call for Tuesday April 3. will be as
Cand S and 32), 92S. 7j a. 223 land 4io), 6l2 and