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met the Jury with firm, candid gaze.
AS for this extraordinary accusa-
ton" continued the Justice, II shall
refer 1t to the Distrlct-Attorney. Inn
liver it TO him. officers, preserve order
or clear the courtroom. Now, then,
sentlemenn, proceed at once with the case
The case was promptly brought to a
finish, and though Mr.. jenkins retained
his self-possession and jested and gibed
and stormed with even abnormal Vigor
the jury brought in a verdict against
him Perhaps they believed the message
OF Ola watson glance; perhaps indig-
nation swayed them, for It is the readi-
sions. II 80. they were of mind with
the general public, for the whole town
reSounded with the scandal. People
talked liercely about the prevalence Of
corruption. They held meetings de-
nouncinE jenkins and his client and vot-
Ing confidence to Watson.
ne hrwspapers teemei with original
metaphors regarding the smirching of
the citv's escutcheon and the blot on her
fair fame. But Counsellor jenkins said
nothing except with that droll left eyelid
Mhistled softly. The Grand Jury met
AMI presented an Indictment against him
for bribery, but he still made converts
win his CONFIDENTIAL id, sun consolei
knew that his resources would outlast
popular Juror
Ana SO the result proved. When, after
repeated adiournmentS and infinite hear
inGs ana innumerable sendings back for
rehearings. the case was finally brought
70 trial before Mr.. Justice Greengoods,
the entire matter was currently deemed
toke which somehow reflected credit
Tor shire wdness On the community. It's
disposition Is too well known for ex-
tentei description. The witnesses were
iippant. except poor old Watson. who
was confused: the counsel good humored
and chummy, the Judge Indifferent cX-
cent when oXpatiatiHg on the many viz
tues of the accused. TIE jury voted
Not guilty without leaving their seats,
and then thrcnged around the defendant
each one enjoying In his handshake the
proudest moment OF his life.
lous. never more sinking, crept home to
die, II had Frustrated him to be judged
so unworthy AS 10 accept bribe; II now
crushed him to have his word publicly
disCredited. Home he crept to die, de-
spite the tender binding OF his wounds
hv his wife. despite the balmy tears Of
his little daughter Lillian, a child too
Young TO understand, but quite old
enough 10 feel 4 weak, unlucky failure
Of a man. and hence. devotedly loved,
for the fiood~ates of true womanly af-
died. and set lived as many a successful
man might crave in vain 10 liye-in gem
tie hearts enshrined. by loyal memories
beatihed.
AS Eliphalet Jenkins was passing
through the corridors OF the building
after his triumph. fulfilling that impu-
dence which creates an observed OF all
observers" he met Judge Stanley.
WELL Judge" he said. with unenti-
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One day In the central decade of this
century there occurred dramatic scene
In the county hall at Aberdeen, where Mr.
Justice Stanley was holding term of the
Circuit Court. The great p. and -.
Railroad Company was defending its
right or wrong Of way. but at all events
Its way along the river front against d
claim of possession on the part OF the
Guy. Eliphalet Jenkins, ESQ, than
whom to use the clumsy encomium of
fellow praCtitloners, mo article was
sIcker" was resisting 1.-THE Anarchis-
TIC attack instigated by irresponsible
uomagogues," as he termed It, with all
ms sickness. A tall and portly man
was this famous counsellor. with an ex-
presslve under lip and a more expressive
h't eyelid. He said many sharp and
WHY thing; but his manner always con-
hI"i something sharper and wttier to
pom Bench and Bar AS for the ground
Hii', they adored him as the type OF
"nil they were able to produce. A self
sa'shed man was this counsellor, as well
ne might be, for his practice was confined
oi!S by his veto. Had he regarded God
Is me author OF his being he would have
oeeh exemplary in piety AS, however,
n" boasted that he was a self-made man,
"~' worship. though heartfelt, never ap-
l.3ached the infinite.
ne city attorney had rested for the
p'i!htiH, Mr. jenkins had opened for the
ghse' revealing as through a parterre
mowers the single point on which he
I''dei' That would be established by
evidence OF an unimpeachable wit
49, ana him he now called.
sander Watson" proclaimed Mr.
u,, yyltho. \ fragile. white-faced, nerv-
ana "ith skunk out OF remote corner
,u Ilcpt NJ the aisle, The spectators
hsGioHsy. The city attorney slapped
Of nTSs papers nercely and looked the powers
w. ne lnquisition. The clerk ceased from
"mltiins the arm of his chair
Mr. Justice Stanley made a thicker,
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little self, from soliciting advertising to
getting the Lyric Hall for nothing. Her
friends volunteered to sing. dance. whis-
tic. recite or plav for the Sick Babies
Fund, and the show was good one
Here is IA list of the people who took part
IN vaudeville and the character of their
entertainment:
James =. Kennedy, comic songs: James
Bailey, song, George w. johnson. whis-
Ting; Constance Wallace, fancy dancer;
I'D \. Kahn, monologue; Annie Ed
wards. songs: Harry w. Thayer, funny
sayings: Miss McDcrmott, recitatlons;
Mr.. Connolly, Mr.. Lewis, Miss Tames
our Reach" Foreman and West, sketch
team; Agnes TameS, recitation, and Lit
tie Lillian in her charming dances.
Alvin i. SeilhamCr wrote the play for
the occasion. The flowers were donated
by L. Schumann, florist, 700 Ninth ave-
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The LONDON STAGE.
Queen Victoria Personally Ar.
ranges a De Reszke Programme.
Funny Disillusion Caused by Black
Cat in The Middleman.'
wyndham Rehearsing His Company
on IA Stage In His Garden.


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| ne TOOK 'he ehure company down to
| brighton i'r several laSs ana rehearsei
III large private salon ut the Metropole.
| Now however. ne has gone one better
| than TINS. lie has had tiny stage
| nt'ed up IN the garden or his own house,
ana II is on these miniature boards,
shaded from the sun. though in the open
| air, that the first rehearsals Of Henry
| Arthur Johes's new play, due at the
| Criterion early in the Autumn, are tax
| ing place.
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| possible to get anything like u comfort
able meal. but at Mr.. Wyndham's Thea
tire Royal, Back Garden" the creature
| comforts OF the performers are most
| carefully looked after nv Mrs WIND.
lam.
Henry Irving has lent tn. I,yceum 10,
a special matinee next MONDAY nv mem
bers OF the Actors Association and 9th
,rs, among the people who are TO anp.aI
being Sarah Bernbardt. who during he
| present STAY. has several times given he
services in the aid of charity. The pro
Cramme IL To conclude with tho MIA,
scene from "A Midsummer Night
Dream" with George Arson. e. J. Lon
men, j. l.. Shine. Harry paulton. Lions
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Great Little Brooklyn Boys.

Leroy See. julius Burrow, Harold Grant. Louis
Watkins, George Hopper, Freddie Roth and Nal
colin Roth, of as bright boys as there arc
In Brooklyn. have raised the handsome sum Of
$40 for THE Evening Worlds Sick Baby Fund
by magic lantern exhibition. They rustled
about and induced Real Estate Agent John Putt
man to let them have couple Of large rooms at
G7S President street brooklyn, rent free. for the
exhibition, which was most successfully carried
out on last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
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For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation. 60 by the
book on Bcecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. At drug
stores. or write to B. F. Allen
Co., sos Canal St. , New York.
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science says about IL in the SUNDAY
World" He is acknowledged to be the
superior of Edison.
one proposition which he makes con-
templates light az bright as the sun can
furnish and almost as cheap. 1t wiil
have AN advantage over the light sup
plid by the sun because there viii never
be any annoyance from intervening
nlnlIls
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To the Editor:
Enclosed please hnd 81, the proceeds OF
tcrtairment given on Monday July 1G at 500
Eighth avenue, In aid Of the Sick Babies
Fund. Conducted by Ella Coulter. aged twelve
years. assisted BY Lille Carolin, aged twelve
wears: Cecilia Gray. aged twelve ycSrs Blanche
Pugh. aged eleven Year,; Katie Kennedy. sgCl
nine years: Katie Riger. aged seven wears: TITLE
Erlsch aged seven years; Madeline Carolin, aguI
hve years and Master Willie Carpln. aged eight
years ELLA COULTER Syt Eighth avenue
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For entertaining gossip of the
turf, the ball field and the ring
sporting Extra of The Evening
World.
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Five Fine Boys.

To tn. Editor
Enclosed you will find ;l.7j the result OF a
fair held at 3t5 East One Hundred and Nineteenth
street You will also ind a pair OF small knit
shoes. which We hope some baby will be able
to wear. Although small, We hope this sum will
do great deal Of good to the sick babies.
JACOB lSRAELSON. aged <hirtcen years;
SOL lSRAELSON. aged eleven years:
THOMAS KELLER, aged eleven years;
ARTHUR HORklMER, aged eleven years;
JOSEPH BRADY aged nine years
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A Fair on the Block.
The Sick nnbicn' Fund club.

To the Editor:
The inclcsed s3t7 was collected by the Sick
Babies Fund Cluy, OF the Annexed District.
LULU MUNGER. aged 10, t75 Willis avenue.
CARRIE BANFlELD, l., III willis avenue.
EDDIE LORD, a. las Willis avenue
q. HpENSTEIN. II, LIS Willis avenue.
HARRY SMITH IL, $50 East l37th street.
FLO. FAlRCi.DTH. II, 62s East 1G5th street.
ERNEST BIERWlTH. II. t22 East 1"sth street
EDDIE JACKSON. II. III Willis avenue.
GERTlE CANFlELD, g. l75 Willis avenue.
KATE FEsTERA, l.. 15l wills avenue.
ANDREW TOM 10 635 East l35th street.
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nue.: Little Lillian received a whole
load or bouquets. and several pieces
higher than her highest skirt dance-hat
and all. One was a horseshoe OF white
ro9es with her name in red buds. iIurrah
Tor Little Lillian. She has cured sew
ehty-one poor babies OF their suffering.
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To the Editor

To the EDITOR.
A fair was held at IS, East On. Hundred and
Eighteenth street by Lydia Raehr, twelve years
old; Johanna Messloh. eleven years old, and
Marie Ganney eight years old. Proceeds 81 for
the Sick Babies. LYDIA RAEHR.
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Fair Mt WOodIawn N.

To the Editor:
1nciosed tnd s.. 70. which was collected at an
evening fair given by c. Iicks. Il Gamble.
8. Mcdowell and Miss u Garrett May It allie
yiate the Hurcrings ot many little one The
fair was held at WnodlaNn. y. V
OLIVE GARRETT Secretary,
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Gussie Got FIFTY Cents.

To the Editor;
While playing in Springfield last week my
little daughter Gussie Felix was doing song
and a fine contortion act. including cart wheels
fipfaps and handsprings, in manner which
would do credit TO much older performer
She Is only h,e years OF age. Fifty cents was
thrown to h.r on the stage. and | advised her
to give 1t TO the Sick Babies Fund ANYTHING
that she is able to do to hep the sick babies
she will certainly do. MRS CLAYTON
Of Felix & Claxton $3.50 East Ninetieth street
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The Sen Bench Palace band.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will nnd Post-orce money order
for 1926 that have collected from the members
OF my band for the Sick Babies Fund, and We
hope that It will do good towards rellev-
ing the suffering little
ARMAND PUTZ Leader,
and Members OF Sea Beach Palace Band, Coney
Island.
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brooklyn Boys ana Girls.

To the Editor:
Inclosed yon will and 81 for the Sick Rabies
Fund from some boys and girls on Herkimcr
street, who had an entertainment aud charged
hve cents children. three cents. and had sue
cess
Frank II. Bryson Jenny Atwater
George Il. Manning. Grace Duryea
BROOKLYN, ". Y.
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Did Well.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
could not get more money for the sick babies
l have only ~ cents made Ter them.
LIZZIE FVNCHEON
MAGGIE FUStIEON
33t East One Hundred and Seventeenth street
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"Only Little Girls"

To the Editor:
We, the undersigned, got up a little entertain.
ment last week In back yard, and send
you the proceeds, hoping 1t will help to relieve
the sick babies We are only little girls. the
oldest one OF use being twelve, the youngest eight,
and the amount inclosed, so, is very small,
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SIX Little Collectors.

To the Editor:
lnolosed please md 81, which We six little
girls collected Hoping 1t will do much good and
wishing II were more We remain,
Birdie Anke Ada burton,
May Williams, Margaret Schimpf,
Gertie Iisner, Sidney Lisncr,
sSa East Forty. eighI h htreAt.
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A Successful Little Fair.


To the EdItor'
At small fair held on Saturday, July a. in
Seventeenth street, between First and Second
avenues, S315 was collected by the undersig ned
children. Please add the same to your worthy
cause, and may 1t help some poor child through
this world
Edith NJ. Warhed. Teddy Sheehan,
Viola A. Clarney, Harold j. Warheld.
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Collected from Friends.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please nnd 81 which we collected from
our friends. and hope will do some good
for the sick babies
TRINA V. ROSENBERG,
RALPH L. FUCHS.
MARC J. ROSENBERG
Th,rI uysnue
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EIahtieth street Girls.

To The Editor:
We, the charitable girls OF Eightieth street,
opened u toy bazaar for the benefit OF the Sick
Babies Fund, and have collected S. which we
send 10 you and hope that the lutte sufferers will
gain thercfTUm.
Mabel McAu!ine, Maggie McAuline,
Frcda SChier. Pauline Banham,
Francis stern, Birdie Ileyderman.
Sadie lleyderman, Baby Tesse Heyderman
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A Little Stan d.


To the Editor:
Collected for the Sick Babies Fund S..%5 by
Edward Kraus, Harry Mandelbaum. Joseph Kraus
and Benny Mandebaum from our little stand at
900 East Scventy ninth street NJ.
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Two Cents a Minute.

To the Editor:
Please md Enclosed rs cents, which We made
In thirty nine minutes, one boy and four girls.
We vii! try TO do better.
". Crsker r. Helborn
G. Cohn, II Hclborn,
$. WOLF r. Sachs
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Small stand--BIg Result.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind SO, which was collected
for tho Sick Babies Fund at q small toy stand
gotten up by the following:
Helena o. Conner. Annie Biesler.
Julia Mullins Christian Anderson.
Bella Dunno. Minnie Hughes
329 East One Hundred and Seventeenth street
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Joseph Pasco Fatally Injured.

man. supposed to be Joseph Pasco. OF At
torney street. vas run over and fatally injured
by a train. between Portrhes,cr and Rye, y. Y,
Yesterday. Pascu Is unknown at the address
given. The injured man Is at the Portchester
Hospital,
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To the Editor:
We send you by bearer S733 being amount Of
money collected by Miss Bonnie Thornton on the
Madison Square Roof Garden last evening for the
benefit OF the Sick Babies Fund.
j. V. GOTTSCHALK,
July 20. Business Manager, NJ. S. q.
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God Bless the Work.

To the Editor:
Please fnd incoscd 81 for the sick babies May
God bleEs your great work,
ONE WHICH KNOWS JESUS
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Ten Cents Each.
To the Editor

TO the Editor:
Julius Goodman sos East One Hundred and
Nineteenth street and Emma Harris and Mile
Friedman. OF 226j First avenue. send 80 cents
to the Sick Babies Fund.
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You rcnd The Evening worid''
DO Won read the sunday World?
GREATER THAN EDISON.
An Interview with the Most Won
derfuI Electrician in the World.

If you want to learn about the mar
vellnus possibilities in electricity. hear
what the most learned man in that
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A Mount Vernon Fair.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Please IND the inclosed money. SIS. the pro-
ceeis OF fair given by seven little girls for the
beneht OF the Sick Babies Fund
May Hendricks, George Hendricks
Ella Cavansgh, kittie Mcclellan,
Sophie Lowery, ldna uher
Agile Nolan,
Mac
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cents from Essie HOFFMAN. 3 years old-who wish
TO do little for the sick babies.
CHARLES MARKS,
81 East One Hundred and sixth street.
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4 Sidewalk Fair.
10 the Edl

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md $40, being the proceeds
OF our first fair for the beneht Of the Sick Rabies
Fund, held In front Of our residences, 2.0 and
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From l;ssie and Ruby.

To the Editor:
lnrlOsed find so cents for the sick babies-25
cents from Ruby Hoffman, one year old: a5
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A Political Argument.

From LifsD
That's an honest bill before the
Senate"
1T must be-Senator Hin opposes it"
Well it's not sound Democracy"
1T certainly iS--the New York Sun
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yet we thought every little counts and that the |
money would buy some milk for. the poor little |
babies EDITH A. ROuLSTON,
FLORENCE 4 TRUM |
NELLIE A. REID
Eighth arrest prooklyu
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To Help Along the Cause.
Fined HimseIf.

To the Editor:
IncIoscd please md Sc to help along the cause
A FRIEND
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Y. T. BluSt.
~ East SeNenty-sNth street. on Thursday and
Friday afternoons. Trusting same will do much
good aui that We will he Of more service to you
in the future. remain
FREDDIE c. BLUST.
LILY e. BLtST
ALLIE LErART
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Here is another baby lfe-saver. lit
tie Lillian" the child actress.
Her vaudeville entertainment at the
Lyric Hall Thursday evening clca red
81 'rhe midget is exactly ninety-ninc
months old, but she did everything her