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room was blue with tobacco smoke
and the door at the further end. which
afforded communication with an ad
joining bar. was perpetualy on the
swing.
vas enjoying the character Of anna.
teur detective hugely. So far there waa
pleasant tinge Of exc!tement--oI
rather an expectation OF excitement
and very little danger. But as We
scanned the faces OF the company with
out seeing our man. the deacon's brow
grew black with disappointment. 1t was
now after midnight. The cigar store
was closed. but the bar was kept open
a.! night Disappointed in our search
we became absorbed in watching the
game. There is something Of the
gambler in every man. and as l looked
upon the tense. excited faces OF the
players the contagion Of Their example
seized me, and l felt IN my pocket for
coin. Finding nothing but silver,
which l d.d not like to stake. as there
was none on the table ] was on the
point OF borrowing a double eagle from
the deacon when ! heard a quiet but
distinct voice at the end OF the room
say:
Hands up gentlemen. II you please"
Glancing around l saw man stand. ng
at the door leading 10 the bar. re-
volver in each hand pointed at us. He
was a short. slight man, with dark hair
and a flaming scar across his face.
There was no confusion one OF the
loungers quietly placed his back against
the door leading 70 the cigar store ani
drew two revolvers, which he pointed
along the table. Two Others. evidently
cOntedorates also. stood at ease awaiting
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Children Of the u. 3. Hotel, Long
Branch.

To the Editor
1nclossd please hni my check for 1896 pro.
ceeds OF q most successful entertainment given
last evening by the children OF the guests OF the
United States Hotel. Long Branch. The perform.
ance was under the full direction OF Master Frank
sullivan. assisted by Master Lester Kaufman n,
Both Of these young gentlemen fully demon
strated their managerial ability by their sslec-
tion OF performers. The price OF admission wa,
sented quite . good-sised audience. The pro-
gramme ~ given was quite a varied one, a copy
OF which hereby incose. Yours very truly
william @. Knowles. per Tuft. r. c.
Proeramms Tablesu--RAy Davis. Rosalind
Kaufman Lillian schrymser, Jessie Rogers and
Master Frank Sullivan; Plano Solo, Master D.
McDermott: Song and Dance. Lillian schrymser
Recitation Ray Davis: Song and Dance Con.
stance Cohen Song diving Pictures) in costume
Jessie Rogers; Recitations (comic). Miss CARING.
ton: Song Master Arnold Meyer; Dance. Rosa
lind Kaufman Song and Dance. Dudley Cohen
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ID y III p o is,
Southern California. The mud baths at
these springs are justly celebrated for
killing or Curing all the ills that flesh
inherlts.
Deacon Hardwicke would remain In
one of the baths an hour. enduring an
experience which might have killed a
man of less phiegmatic temperament.
Then he would try to persuade others
to follow his example, greatly to the
disgust Of the managers, who were
afraid that somebody would die in a
bath, and so ruin the reputation of
their establishment. For similar rea-
sons he was unpopular with the at
tendants.
His appearance was striking. He was
tall. awkward and angular, yet digni-
6ed. His upper lip was smooth shaven,
but on his chin was a heavy growth OF
beard.
The deacon's way of speech was so
slow and solemn as to seem affected.
was told that he was Il "'49er:" that mis-
title of deacon was only honorary. nav
ing originally been bestowed by
his associates in the mines and
clinging to him through many changes
of fortune, and that his business was
real estate. He was said to be very
clever in working off acreages OF cac-
tus-bed. sagebrush and hillside upon
newcomers. His ungainly. honest appear
ance favored him, and he could look the
prospective purchaser in the eye and
weave the most remarkable romances
without culver of his clerical features.
We became fast friends, and / found
m t,.Ax
dsAeen's custom to make frequent trips
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Through the liberality Of the readers
OF THE Evening World" who. by their
generous contributions. have made the
Sick Babies Fund a tremendous power
for good health in the tenements this
Summer. this common-sense charity
has been enabled not only to employ
large force of physicians to the
babies of the poor, but to conduct an
outing series that has the warm COM
mendation of the Department of Health
and of physicians generally. These
outings have been given twice q week
always since June 15 three times a
week sometimes when the weather
was unusually hot, and four times a
week a part Of the time.
The season of sick babies outings
was extended two weeks. and last
week there were four and this week
there will be two outings for the
mothers and children on 1.-The Even
ing World" Floating Playground.
The outing tomorrow will be to ORR
entail Grove, Eugene Bucks beautiful
picnic grounds on Great Neck, Long
Island Sound, when the children will
ride the merry-go-round swing In the
big soups and enjoy themselves free
of cost. The Floating Playground will
take its passengers on board at the
pier foot Of West Eleventh street,
North River, at o'clock; at the pisr
foot Of Third street. East River, at Q
o'clock. and at the foot Of East Sixty
third street at 10 o'clock sharp.
AS on the preceding outings. mothers
and babies VIII have their luncheon of
sandwiches, eggs, coffee, tea and milk
on board the barge, free as the air, and
Ice cream and cakes will be served free
IN the afternoon by Caterer T. A. Judson
and his assistants
The final outing, the thirty first in If, a
series OF 1885, will go to Holiness Corn
MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is an upex
m na afnrrh lAro ,,.Nti
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Benent at Brooklyn Athenaeum To.
Morrow Night.

A grand entertainment for the Fund will be
given at the Brooklyn Athenaeum tomorrow night
under tho management OF Ed Long and william
simonson. Tickets are 20 cents each. Here ia
the programme: Fa~orite piano so!o Bessie Har.
mond; soprano solo. The Newsboys OF the Town.
Katie Fitzpatrick; character song Fiossie Kle!n;
sailors hornpipe. Ella Osborn and Lille Peter
son; violin duet. Dayton sisters; the puggans.
Alexander and Donaldson; Harmony Trio II. Ken
ne~ay, mandolin: Schubert. violin: E. Peter
son. guitar. violin solo. II. Schubert. accompanied
by Bessie Hammond: Spanish dance. Maud Flack !;
cornst solo. NJ. J. Koch jockey dance, Ida Was-
ner; trombone sole. Let All Obey" T. Leach
by Dayton; French skirt dance. Maud Flack !;
Erminie Trio. William Haas. tenor: n. Trahan,
second tenor: H. kennewsy, baritone; Irish com.
edians. Alexander and Donaldson; musical trio
n. Schubert violin: George Harmond, second
violin; Bessie Harmond. pianist; soprano solo.
Papa. Come Back to Mamma" Pauline Guyot;
Gaety dance. Ida Wagner.
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walton Grove. on Manhasset Bay. Long
Island, Saturday next, taking passen.
GERS from the three piers named above
On the Floating Playground the chill
dren will have free use OF the baby
soups, swinging cribs, hobby horses and
rocking chairs, and Flynn's orchestra
will make music all day long.
Contributors to the Sick Babies Fund
should send cash to THE Cashier,
World. Pulitzer Building, New York
Sick Babies Fund Clothing Depart
ment, 22s East Twenty-Hrst street.
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Have you hsdrd about Hs
Have yov seen itf
Whaff
Tho HALF-MiLkiON GUAR.
AHTEE PACE.
The Chickering Hall BeneAt.

Tho beneAt in aid Of the Sick Babies Fund held
Friday night at Chlckerins Hall Was = success
but the expenses we're heavy and the Fund go
only SO out Of 1t. All the volunteers were on
cisted.
Herbert J. Carter. the English tenor, made tn,
hit OF ,he night with his singing Of Enriqus
Mates ''Cuba's Marssllaisc.' He was dressed
as an insurgent, the uniform he wore having been
worn throughout the last Cuban war by Antonio
Mates. The audience grew very anthus astic
and dena nded that Mr. Carter sing 1t over and
over again. Mr. Nattcss song, entitled Poor
Little Babies" dedi ated to ''Th, Evening Wori IL
by the author, was sung by little Nellie He,ton
a child with a sweet voice and who made a good
impression. Flo Perry made . hit with the new
song, The Band Played On
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Annual sales more tha an 0. .oco ooc bo.ea

and dgnifled fashion. his eyes bent on
the ground, he looked like a gentleman
Of leisure. perhaps wealthy Eastern
tourist out for an airing.
At the foot Of the grade Is a little
ranch-house. and just beyond the road
makes turn almost at right angles and
skirts the edge of canyon. where the
traveller IL hidden from view from either
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will see the prettiest fight OF your
lfe."
! prepared myself for the expedition
by donning an old suit OF clothes and
leaving my valuables at home. | had a
perpetual winding Waterbury watch
which | used when on hunting expedi-
tions. and | took 1t with me. also $40 in
silver and small, plain, but servicea-
bic revolver. We procured horses at
the hotel stables and rode into town in
the early evening
Boomopolis that time was only an
infant among the cities OF Southern
California. There were huge gaps
among its busness houses, now filed
with stately edificcs. There were no
pavements, and whore a hundred globes
OF electric fire now glare at night upon
the passerby, there was then only the
dim and ttful CLEAN of lamps from the
windows of the scattered stores.
After an elaborate supper at the
Transcontinental, prepared by a French
chef from Dublin and served by retired
cowboys from Arizona We sailed forth
TO visit the saloons and gambling places
In search Of our roboer. We made three
or four circuits Of the town withut sue
cess and finally found ourselves IN the
Magnolia Club-Rooms." The estah-
lishment was really only a single room
on the ground floor back OF a cigar
store, arranged for faro and other games
of chance. 1t was lighted by solitary
mammoth lamp, which was suspended
from the ceiling over a long, green-coy-
cred table, upon which We're scattered
cards and gold coins. Around 1t were
perhaps dozen men of various sorts
and conditions. all intent upon "ths
game" As many more. including our
selves. were Interested On-lookers. The
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laughing stock as long as I live. The
boys will think 1t rch-simply rich"
do you think you would know the
fellow should you see him again?" !
asked.
II should know him anywhere. He Is
short and wiry. dark hair, mustache. no
beard. black eyes. And there is a great
red. flaming scar across his neck-knifs
wound. l reckon"
I'm tell you what We'll do" said.
Let us go 20 Boomopols and find him.
He will soon see that there is no pur-
suit and will certainly go there. Per-
haps we can arrest him yet"
The deacon grasped my hand in both
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picked up the wal
let. Just then the
stage, which was a
trihe late. rs usual.
rolled slowly around
the turn In the road.
The deacon's assail-
ant leaped down the
steep bank OF the
canyon and rolled
headlong amoLg the
chaparral. He re-
gained his feet.
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ness. "a quick rush OF
feet. a tumult OF
shouts and groans.
1t was the deacon,
OF course. | knew
II before the well
come, hurried arrival
OF men from outside
" I h lanterns. He
had turned loose"
at the leader. They
had exchanged three
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turn him into more comfortable posi-
ton. .
II am sorry for you." he said. slowly
and simply. -
"oh IT'S an right sasped the
wounded man, evidently speaking with
great difficulty. 'I-came-into-tho-
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< q m g o. n q
blun, b u t.
you've called
me-sure."
"Is I h e T .
anything that
] can do for
you?" a 3 X e d
til Q deacon.
Amy MESA &c
-any"
bend down
here" said the
~, a o
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Having read OF all the good work that wal
being done for the sick babies. We thought W,
would have fair for them also. We solo
everything in the line of play-toys. candy. cake
lemonade, &C. We held the fair for one nigh
at l65 Bedford avenue. and are very glad to Ha,
that realized the sum OF SIC Hoping 4
will do some babies good is the wish Of six lit
tie readers,
Fannie Ferst Eva BENJAMIN
Josephine Grill. Tillie Grill
Frances Mclaughlin, Jennie Hughes
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the next order. The rest Of US lifted our
hands simultaneously, Any one could
see that it was the only thing to do.
The deacon's face was white as snow.
and his jaws were set like a steel trap,
THE gents that are seated will kindly
rise." said the voice near the door.
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of his and wrung
1t until 1t ached.
"H o W can ]
thank YOU" he ex-
claimed. wen go
tonight. And II
we catch him, you
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Novelty Silks, SOC.

Latest Novelties IN Black, Figured,
Fancy Dresden and Lyons Taffeta; also
new weaves of plain Black Silks for
skirts. including rich Peau de Sole, Gros
de Lyons. Duchesse and Faille, posi-
lively worth $l.25 per yard, at S9c.
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Fall Dress Goods, 29c.

All-Wool Boucle Cloths, In new colors.
md black; also fine All-Wool French
Cloths In plain or Illuminated eff
iccts, ~ inches wide; also All-Wool
French Sergcs, In navy and black: any
one OF which would be good value at
tpc., at 29c. per yard.
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Fine Dress Goods, SIC.

Latest .mportatlons in "Bannockburn''
and Heather Mixtures, also BOucle ef-
fects. and a spl"ldid line OF plain and
colored Dress Goods, all of which are
warranted pure wool ana entirely new
worth Csc. per yard; at 37c.
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School Umbrellas, 49c.

Chiliren's School Umbrellas, made OF
a splendid quality of English Gloria,
finished with an elegant selection Of
natural wood handles, at 49c. each,
which is really a bargain.
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Japanese Rugs, SIC.

Special lot of japanese ''Satsutr' Rugs
In a number Of handsome designs and In
most exquisite colorings, extra large
size, fun and u feet wide and 8 feet
inches long, at SIC. less than half
their real value.
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LITTLE FOLKS FAIRS,
They Are Held Everywhere and
Greatly Help the Fund.

Lelah Gray. thirteen: Ada Gray, eleven; Ade-
laide Barker. eleven. and Ethe.ind Dryer. nine,
had a fair at ll45 Herkimer street Brooklyn, for
two days, and by hard work succeeded In making
u, which they hope will save a little tot
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DISEASES OF MEN.

Dr. II. Trsskov, Of iN W. a<th st.. near stA
ave- ave. Sesit,vsiy Gu.rsntsss quick and p'rmsn.at
ferers from early errors, loss OF vitality weak
nem OF body end mind, private diseases. vuri-
eocsls. &c, Personal consultation also book and
testimonials free once hours. 10 10, . to g..
to 6: evenings. to o. Sundays 10 to l2. 3 u T.
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Cora Koernei, Mollie Wilson. Lillian Maleson.
Henrietta Koerner and Frank Petit held fair
for four hours and realized the sum Of 81 10.
This makes the third and fourth attempts by
some OF the juveniles in behalf OF the Sick
Babies Fund.
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Henry Mengei, IL; Edward Schultz, IL; Leonard
Hahn, g. and Frank Wedekme. s. had magic
lantern show at rs Alabama avenue. Brooklyn.
and made 81.
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Please ind incosed s267 proceeds Of a fair
held IN our yard. hOpini; 1t will hep the
babies Katie Doherty, H.
Franklin street, West BriEhton. s. l.
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WORLD want winners adver-
tisements that are printed ON the
HALF-MlLLION GUARANTEE PAGE.
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poor mothers and their suffering, sick babies A
most praiseworthy charity. which has sladdened
tbs hearts OF the deserving poor.
A and as Concord street. Brooklyn.
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Saved II for the Babies,

To the Editor:
Inclosed md the sum OF 81 which have
saved for the Sick Babies Fund.
Bertha Krehner.
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Silk Umbrellas, $1.28.

Ladies' fine quality 26-irch Black SILK
Serge Umbrellas. on imported paragon
frames, finished with a choice assOrt-
ment of imported handles. including
Dresden. Celluloid ard RhinoceroS
Horn, with ail-silk covers and imported
tassels. worth $3.50 each, at SIPS.
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Beecham's pills for con.
stipation 1oe and a5s. Get
the book at your druggists
and 60 by it.
Annual sales more th an q. .oco ooc bo1ea
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lnc!osed please find 81 6S. the proceeds OF
fair held for the benent OF the Sick Babies Fund
Lille Dillington. Sadie Brown
Howard Brown. Stanley Billington,
Leslie Brown.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Garden and LAW n PRrti - Given for
the Fund.

Please hnd the incloBei 40 cents worth Of
stamps got by three little girls who had enter.
tatnment
Hetty Plant, ~. Maud What. L..
Daisy Foote, 10
Long Island
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Brooklyn Ladies Give $50

To the Editor:
The Lady Managers Of the Immaculate Con.
cepton Mission and Day Nursery beg your ae-
ceptance Of the inclosed chack (S5o) for the
"sck Babies Fund" which has proved such q
Godsend TO many Thousands OF our oyerworkej
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THE DEAC0N'S REVENGE.
1t Came Easier Because His Man Was No Good
with a Gun.
with a Gun.

FIRST met the
deacon under
rather odd cir
cumstances. A
persistent touch
of rheumatism
under my left
shoulder. which
defed liniments
a n d plasters.
sent me to the
celebrated Hot
Springs, seven
miles north Of
d
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The BABIES REGATTA
Two More Trips on the Floating
Playground
Te.Morrow They Go TO Oriental
Grove; Saturday to Cornwallton.
Great Success of the Sick Babies
Fund This Summer.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

,...t...,.. ..,.,,, 49,. ,o. A.,
~ |'V' ogo 90 90
rhe ATverne MESQUITE Ralph sachs. 900
i.eois' rIahces; hiIsh anu Lesser
slvNo"p; Lena on.odutn' saFah oni- ...
pAum hahnAh ohipauh,; susie Reit.' soo
fHl, baoyi0h l.. heien Thorpe
Maoei walker Josephine ADAMS Anna
4. MAthss ana Etnel bedeI '...'.''''''''' itpo
HtAhd, 'ohh rtederick larai.'''.''.'''.'. 10 %
ranhie hhoud' 80. .....'...,. SO.
ar, MilHam bRart' owen ahu Wine .
Sr'nn5ns Euitn Iier' E Edna bveart.''.., eoo
Far. banche kester Sadie kester and %.
Lsns s,erS'h ;,;,..i.'';,'.... 40
1i. Arna riemins Masss Ions . n.
ISSUES rIemins snu Arnle na'Arese, ,'VV
Ir,ei its!nment' Fianoes ehos'dh anu hosA 80
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Lace Curtains, csc.

Immense assortment OF imported
white Nottingham Lace Curtains of ex-
ira tightly twisted thread, in a number
of exquisite designs. good width ana full
3's yds. long, worth $l.6S, at 9sc. per pair.
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Inclosed please lind 81 50 FOR the Sick paIes
Fund, collected from a toy and candy stand at
So Park avenue by
Addle Cyriacks, .. So Park avenue:
Florence L. Kay. I, 70 North Elliott place;
Brooklyn, y. T.
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Comfortables, CSC.

Full size Sllko,lne Comfortables. ir
handsome designs. either plain or WITH
fun rufile, splendidly made and finished
worth x,79, at gSc.
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inclosed hnd 81 the proceeds from a stand In
front OF rs Division avenue by selling TOYS can
dies and watermelon, hoping 1t will relieve some
sick baby.
Mary O'CoEnor. MAY Purys,
Hul CAhlll
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We are two friends We thought we would
like to do something to help your noble charity
SO We had a table IN front of our homes by
which We sold toys dolls and fancy articles We
collected ~ We hope 1t VIII do some little
sick babies good.
Dora Dluhm Il corey street;
sadie Post. u Consy street:
Brooklyn " Y.
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Ladies' Silk Belts, CSC.

Clearing Sale of Ladies Belts. with
sterling Silver buckles and Slides, all
Warranted a25. ,ON fine. made of heavy
quality all-sik betting, worth from
N.OO TO 500 each: choice at Csc.
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Gussie Swickert. TO- and Clara Black 49, 1o5
West Nine,y-ffth street, two sweet little girls
who sympathizs with the poor little babies and
their worn-out mothers. collected from friends
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81 Cedar street Brooklyn. My friends and had
all entertainment Tor the benefit OF the sick
babies last year. and realized So which Il
more than We have this year Hoping We have
more success next time. We Will help the sick
babies as much as We can.
Jennie Busch, May Hill.
Martha 2shashetz, Katie Fehrrnbach.
Ellen Johnston Annie krcke
Elsie Scott, fmm" Dreyel
Charlie krlckel.
"a Cedar street. Brooklyn.
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With = Scriptural Quotation.
To the Editor:
On dollar from Ethel and Hubert Watson to
the Sick Babies Fund.
And whosoever shall give to drink unto on,
OF these little ones q cup Of cold water
shall In no wise lose his reward"
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Inclosed ind 81 so. which was made at
small fair II was the best ~e could do, bu
will try to do better next time.
Miss Flo Denner, 270 Hooper street. Brooklyn
Miss Gussie Chlendorf. 2'S Hooper street. Brook
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Jennie aud Her Friends.

To the Editor;
Inc iosed nnd sl3. which was realized at a
fair held At the residence ot Miss Jennie Dusch
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Tho inclosed 81 is the result Of a fair held for
the bensht II the Cick Balies Fund We are
pieased to be able TO adj our mite to this
worthy object
Florence shackman, 81 East One Hundred and
Eleventh street:
Olive Cook, SIS East One Hundred and Eleventh
street.
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STANDS on THE SIDEWALK,
Hundreds Of Them Every Day for
the Fund,

1uclosed please hnd 81. 30 that was made a
stand In front OF so Hull street, BROOKLYN.
Katie Carney, Marie Partridge.
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were offered for sale. Having COM
pletsd his inspection. he was driven to
the foot of the grade. and there he dis
missed the team. No one else would
have done this after a hard days ride !;
but the deacon thought the horses were
tired. and also that the exercise Of
climbing the grade afoot would do him
good. He had In his hands . little
black leather wallet containing deeds.
and. - he walked along In his slow
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Muslin Sheets, soc.

Muslin Sheets OF extra fine quality
muslin aud good weight extra large
size. full ~ by VI inches, finished with
2'r-.nch hem. worth 6oc.. at 39c.
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Inrlcscd Please fnd $3.50. which collected.
hoping II will aid some tot
John Lilley. Carterct, y. J.
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YOUNG COLLECTORS.

An Army of Children Always ~
Work for the Fund.
K!tte Carey. Of as East Thirtieth street. col.
lected 3l.25,
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Fine Playing Cards, 7c.

A pack OF fine Playing Cards, go ID
quality. cnamcl-nnish Playing Cards
ilnished edges and rounded corners. en-
closed In neat case. worth l5C per pack
tomorrow at IC.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
These only few Of the special things we sha place on sae
Toilet Soap, PC.

The celebrated "Bu.termilk and ely
ccrine' Toilet Soap, generous. large
cakes, dClicately pCrfumed and perfectly
pure: splendid for the complc vion. ,r-
dnarily sold at &c. pc: cake at 2igc.
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Loretta Farrell, st5 East Thirtisth street; Mad.
cline Brennan, ?N East Thirtieth street, aud
Annie Mahoney, 2gs East Thirtieth street. col.
lected 81 IS
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Handkerchiefs, SIC.

Misses and Childrcns full-size fine
Lawn liandkerchiofs. with large fancy
initials. In combination of coiors, I'm.
ported to retail at l2iac.. tomorrow
ut 3lYc.
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1nclcsed md 80 osats. which We hope will do
some little baby gJpt.
Cora Clark. 10. Laura CLARK =
Il Lafayette street
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Talcum Powder, 7c.

Genuine Talcum Powder. warrant I'd
strictly pure, pcrfumed or plain. Violet
or CRrholatcd. for toilet and nursery.
per box. with sprinkler top, worth
ljC.. at &c.
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and neisheors So which they send to aid your
noble cause.
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Innlosed plcae fnd 81 for the Sick Babies
| Fund. We sincerely hope the paltry sum will
alleviate the suNerings OF some Of our little sick
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MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SyRrP IL An ma
eelled medicine Tor children while teething 25c j..
The evening world., 1895-09-02

W. viii work with all might and main
T, help the little sick babies
AM hope with Gods work and care.
They grow up 70 be healthy gents and ladies
+. Gunsberg. e. Stern.