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slovenly appearance, This new person.
age was introduced laconically, but with
an evident touch Of pride, as his wife.
from no one knows. but the fact of her
arrival quickly spread over the town
ship. and many odd stories were cur
Joe had encumbercl himself with such
a hclpmate.
"But. strange as all this seemed, there
existed no reason why he shuuld he eN-
should have. and grand affair It
Never before were such great prepa-
rat!ons made for brll!ng as for th"
one which was set for tie night fol-
lowing Warmers rfturn. of guns, rusty
from aisGae. aleiEhbeIls Of monsir"us
size and horns and drums were made
ready. while mys,lt and SIX others l.t
IN the vicinity Of the house three lu"
oak planks ana three n'asy boxes, tp-
Gvthcr with larEe quantity OF ros!n.,
riiy Of us, mel. ana boys, at H% iatAc' :
st, and in a boiy stared for tie sc'n"
Of our helms oPe5"Hons, seems ~
two m!t5 before "" IsI"a"i u" amer
home. II was a clear, rsp Nov i0A'r
night; Tho road. hard beneath, s'rrtcn,i
a wcll-detrci white band. across the
country before us, III as II was 10y the
light OF full. moon Just rising over lhr
eastward ridges. The wind swept
rattling the limbs and stirring up the
fallen foliage below. An occasional
rabbit dartel from beneath the crooked
snako fences and airt,d shalo"i...e
across the road into ,Ac shelter OF Ne
brush beyond. followed for u moment
By few shouts aud stones from ou!
party and then allowed to escape in
peace into the woods. Indeed Il was
Just such a nigh; as this.
After walk OF some forty minutes
we trudged over the last nil, rounded
the last turn in the road and came to a
halt short distance from Narner's
iy In the woods. A few dim rays Of
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light shone through the crevices in the
closed shutters
our ,ittle party silently stationed IT.
self around III, house, Each OF the
pldnks. III" edges Of which had already
been thick!y coated with ros.n, was
seized by Two young men; ana gently.
his instrument, drawn over the up
turned edges Of one Of the boxes, which
tad l!k"wis" been smcarcd with the
sane adhesive substance. Backward
ar! forward went the rul" bows, at
Irst scarcely making all audible muir
mur ana then Etcr!ng low and almost
nncarthIy frGahs when ancF,aS'h ~
work. Such notes as We heard during
h" trial convinced rs that when the
Instruments w"rr played with fun force
that ind"srribahl" sound that has well
earned them the name horse hdiie,'
The guns wore IuaI'i, and al. was in
'ul', i wh.ch "" believed woald bo to
lr.'E joe ana his w.ir g. the doorway
iow.ug ard perhaps ~ cause them to
as!. 81. 30 20 % feast Of sweet cake ana
''Ta. s,gah was r.yca. ard forthwith
arla, III, ,r"airst lln that has ever
m n. d. H.'T ne; 'Wl Ulcrs T2 y the ics fr r.nx n
ing, the horns footing, and above al
the melancholy wal oi III" horse nddle
made tumult that would shame mat
was not - anticipated. The light IN
SIDE d.,d sudlcaly out aad the house
assumed deserted arp'2ranco.
w" kep' 10 our work hroEciy.
hIh hour passed and few impatient
cries Of Bring GU; IN. bride arose
above ~" AIN, Giyr@ evidence that
msty lungs w"rH fast coming TO the aid
of w'arcd limbs.
Bring hri uut. Fetch out Mrs.
Warner, joe We began TO cry almost
In unison.
AN hour passed and not a sign OF lifs
had come from the Interior of the
lon"iy dwelling. The noise weakened
in volume. the owners OF the guns grew
chary Of wasting their powder. and at
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OF our township, and once even that OF
the whole county, 10 give credence to
the foolish rumors of haunts and
cnarms, or to the strange beliefs current
among some In our valley concerning
the conversation OF cattle on All Hal
loween. or to any like ridiculous fancies,
But yet there Is one point on which !
must confess some timidity-that Is as
to passing the small log-house which
stands JUST at the foot OF the first
ridge on the road running to Macedonia
on the night of Nov. 29, or, indeed.
at almost any time after sunset. Not
that am afraid-far from it, but
strange stories have been abroad for
ings there after nightfall. The sound
of fiddles. they say, can be heard. and
the changing Of cow bells, interspersed
occasionally with the dull report Of a
Ine ghosts belling Joe Warner.
Il have never heard the ghosts bell
but | d.d bell him myself once, ana
hence what passes now as q mere local
superstition IS TO ME the reminder OF a
painful reality, and each recurring ru-
Ridge road recalls my last serenadng
The house Of which / have spoken
still stands In a little niche In the woods
about nifty feet from the roadside, The
great stone chimney Is now almost com
pletely demolished: the plaster daubing
fallen from the chinks between the logs,
revealing 10 the passers-by the barren
ness OF the Interior; the glass removed
from the shattered windows to let light
into some more respectable dwelling.
and the weeds and briers grow rank IN
the uncared-for clearing In which It
stands.
Thirty years ago Joe Varner's place.
as II is called, presented a far dferent
picture to the eye than Il does to-day.
Then al was scrupulously clean. Not
place; not an iots OF daubing was fallen
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from, between the logs. nor was the
smallest surface left unwhitewashed:
he sursSunans ssrasn was ,hs as aos neay
painful effect OF Its tidiness.
Joe was proud Of his home. and well
might he have been. For. twenty years
his own housework. cared for his own
garden, and only varied the mono,ony
OF the days by OCCASIONALLY WORKING on
neignboring farm.
HE was strange creature, tall and
gaunt in appearance taciturn and surly
In manner, speaking a cross word more
often than a Kind one, doing his bad
deeds Ia public and his good ones y pr.
vate. for his natural pride would not
allow him to parade the latter hefor.
his neighbors. Yet, with 8ll, he was a
kind fellow, spoiled simply by the lone
illness OF his way of living, even ar his
own mongrci dog grew testy from a
lack OF companionship.
why Joe had never married was an
enigma to our people. He was not a
native OF our county, but bad simply
piece of ground, built his house and
stayed. Twice, leaving no word behind
him, he had gone away. remained n
week and then as quietly returned to
resume again the even tenor OF his life.
His return on each occasion was
marked by fit OF melancholy. which
attracted the attention but repelled the
curiosity Of his nearest neighbors, That
he had visited his old home In the ad-
Joining county was all that we could
learn.
1T was Just thirty years ago this
coming November. that Warner went
away for the third time since his set
tlement in our midst one week passed,
and several men betook themselves TO
his house to see him. He had not re-
turned. Two weeks passed and he was
yet absent. Strange rumors were cur
rent as to the cause OF this unaccount-
able delay.
When the third week had reached It's
end he returned with a weazened- faced
little woman who had q thin head OF
gray hair. hard features and OF . most
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II was like a groan Of supernatural
origin.
"Goodnessr' exclaimed Jones, starting
up.
The school teacher laughed. THAT"
he said. "is the horse flddlss."
Then came the sharp report Of q gun.
"There!" cried Jones. they've shot
It,
shot nothing" laugh.ngly replied the
school teacher. IT'S only the boys over
the hnl serenadlng Sam Puffenberger.
He's been married"
II should remain q bachelor II / lived
In this part of Pennsylvania" said
Jones. as he settled down again in his
chair.
"If you DO not mind" said the peda-
gogue. II win tell you about the last
time went bell!ng. when we belled old
Joe Warner: that Is. II you have no
objections"
Having received our assent. he cleared
his throat and. In the pompous manner
becoming one OF his calling and tastes.
began.
II am not supcrstitious-far from II.
III would II become one 70 whom for 30
many years was intrustsd the sduca Yon
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The Sick Babies OF New York will
have their regular Saturday outing on
"The Evening Worlds" Floating Play
groun6 day after tomorrow. starting.
as al, from Eleventh street, North
RIG at o'clock and Third street,
Fast River, at 9 o'clock. The day will
he spent on the East River and the
eound and at Idlewild, Manhasset Bay.
The third special outing for the little
Summer invalids Of Brooklyn and their
mothers yesterday was a mammoth af-
fair. In which about 1000 hapless people,
from tn, nursllng to the STOPPING grand
mother, took part
The day will long be remembered
with delight by a host of the mothers
and little children of Brooklyn's tene-
ment district. Enough Of them to make
two full regiments were treated to a
days outing by THE Evening world''
Sick Babies Fund on the Floating Play
ground. and the escape from the sultry
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ENTERTAINER ENTs.
Garden and Lawn Parties Given fo
the Fund,

Inclosed And a check for s25 which We six l,,tls
sirs, made from an enterta inment given by US
last evening at the Resort Hotel, Point Pleasant
Beach. N. J, Hoping this amount will benent the
Hazel wcstervelt, Lucy Hayes
May Murphy, Marie Warren.
The sntertsinment eiven by six little girls Of
the Resort Hotel on Wednesday evening FOR the
se s' by ali Who S"n w.ss %m.
sramms consisted OF tableaux. recita,ions and
plano solos; Those who recited were the Mis,e,
Miriam Hayes, and the recitstions were all rem
dered in beautiful and charming manner. The
Muller % wherein Mis-. M M.b. '"n Flake esris,nls @ sp
peared In exquisite old-time costume The "Three
t. Ss nIssHs ~. Scott and
Hayes as "Trilby'' was undoustediy the sue success,
solo was played remarkably we'll Miss Mari,
Warren made cunning Red Riding Hood. -
Miss Lucy Hayes beautiful Statue OF Liberty
and Miss May Murphy . charming prince IN
Sleeping Beauty"
We had an entertainment and collected .it
a. l76 St Nicholas avenue. Mr.. Cook and Mr.
Rueppel were our stage managers Mr.. Lewis ha
been kind enough to let us have the store ant
manaGers Mr. McGiynn also has been kin,
enough to let Us have camp chairs. Our actrssss
I were:
Nellie osrrol. Ida H,rr,a
Kitty Walker Marie Harris
Cecilia Gombert Henrietta Phillpa
Kitty Gombert Pearl Rode
Rose Anhalt, Nathan Frank,
Frances Flood, Lille Walkor
Susie Walker, Lille Anhalt
Sadie Anhalt, Kitty Hepps
We are very much obliged TO Mr.. Timmins 70
| lending us plano free OF charge
Your Letter VIII Appear Later.
Don't BE- dIsappointsd II you don't see you
| letter In this column to-day. There may b,
| hundreds Of letters ahead Of youra All vii
| BE- printed De patient You will see your
| later.
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Another Circus Benent.

Rheinhold Busss. proprietor Of the popular Ir-
win Brothers old-fashioned one-rinE circus, At
Eighth avenue and Fifty-sixth street, and cham.
pion sharp shooter o, the world. shows his ssnsr-
Gus impulses By sending An offer to The Even
ing worid'' of q second benedt for the Sick
Babies Fund to be given at some date when
the weather Is cooler
When the benefit matinee performance vaa
given last Friday afternoon the heat was In
ten>s. but Ssll5 was realised. received next day
from the hands Of TX Rose. announcer for ths
show. who had charge of the BENEFIT and duly
credited In The Evening World" It came with
kindly expression from Fred Irwin, the manager
Of the show and accom- panied by the offer of q
later benefit. Among the srtists Who appeared
were John White and his trained dogs; suga-
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1nclcssd and IS, which amount v.s raised
through the exertions Of the undersigned girls
and boys They sold fruit candy lemonade Ac.,
for about . week in the vicinity Of Eighth avenue
fully and willingly help the Fund along
Hattie Morton. II; Frank Morton 70:
1"T' 1.r. spi,ssnosfs. SH IL; HAIRY cro"::. o..
Oscar LewiA IL; Brooklyn. n. 7.
Inclossd md W7. the proceeds Of . stand
street stree We sincerely hope il viii help 1000 sicE
''''''' o'"" stsli. III Dldisy. TO- 70 '
In three days y. made Is BY holding . stand at
the res,dence At $40 South Third .trest Brooklyn.
to help the Sick Babies Fund. COMMITTEES was:
Kate Luck, Naom Grod.
Martha Lueck.
Is,dos. eleven; Frances nine; Jessie. seven
stand q, is Park Row. Tor one week and made
1851.
Inolossd nnd $50. which vs collected By hav.
ing : stand three days ~ A. as West Thi5ty,third M
sspDy 70 receive are c.sI,: to send s,,a.,o, IT
Blanche M.nhsimer. II.
q stand at 100 West one Hundred and Sixth
street. and made y.
The two happiest children In the Ninth Ward
after working hard for . week earned ~ BY sell
ing fancy articles At the corner Of West Eleventh
and Washington streets The owner OF the
stand was Louise Lake, eleven years old. and
was assisted BY her playmate Christins Lob
mann. ten yea1 old. OF W West Eleventh
street
We are greatly pleased to send you u. -, the
proceeds OF . stand at 2S West One Hundred
and Forty fourth street, where We sold oAkes.
lemonade and flowers. We hope our little mite
will aid In making some dear little tot well and
happy,
Mary Ebberwein, .. Grace EldridSa D.
| Inelossd and y. which vs made - . stand
| At the Sidewalk. We hope It will aid In youI
Minnie Exstsin, IL ~ z. ssth st
Eleanor o. Brtsn. 10, 3sl z. b9th st.
! Lottie Epstein. 10 $50 T. seth =
x.1y K,.ty sacT SsantYy' 4. f. E ts,s = Ssa y, "
Nellie Donohus, D. 50 q. ss.h q
| Daniel Smith, 8, SEE Z. seth st.
| Edward Moran. 9. 33l z. seth u
| inoIossd please hnd a. which ws collected b,
| selling Lemonade and candy in front Of our resi-
denes, Ill Second street.
| John v. Mayef Arthur Mayer.
| Willie Mayer.
Irene McKsevsr. Nellie Corostt, Alice Boyle ant
Nellie Boyle had stand at Z Marion street fo
one week. and collected ~.
| Plsass nnd intlosed IS 80. being proceeds ef
| stand at - Milford street, Brooklyn. managed b!
Mabel Lewis Emma Bones, Sadie Bones. Gussi
Brsnner Helen Wallace. Agnes Wallace. Julia L.
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The "City Clubs" Benent.

The City Club Spectacular Farce-Comedy Com
pany will make It's Arst appearance In New
York this season on Monday. Aug. 10 At the
London Theatre. 23s and es7 Bowery. and give
performances throughout the week, with NATL
nees Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
The entire gross receipts OF the wsdnssday natl
nee. Aug. 81, have been kindly rendered to THE
Evening World's' Sick Babies Fund by James
Donaldson. 1r.. manager OF the London Theatre,
and T. e. Mioco manager Of the City Club
Spectacular Farce-Comedy Company. The enter
tainment will be entirely new. The company in
cludes Comedian Charles v. Seamon Fannie Ever
EFT. the Burlesque Queen. Harry Bryant and Car
re Fulton, Fred Bulla the Sisters Miiburn. Tom
Nolen and the French singers and dancers Paulo
and Dika. Between the various specialties some
original living pictures will be shown.
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THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST l5 1895

neighbour and some donations thcy realised the
sum of s.. 0S. witch please md inclosei
Florence NJ puuer, Lillisn q, stafford.
Etclka Parker. brooklyn.
We have collected 81 by opening q lltte fair
hoping 1t will help the sick babies
Thekla kuhn, Fannie knhr.
Hattie La~ler. Jacob Ense,
2ss' First avenue.
Inc,osei hnd s.. .os. the proceeds OF Q fair held
Al Port Richmond, s. l., Aus. 4
Matte Decker, Lillian Beebe
Matte Sprenger. Jeurla Van lyn.
Blanche Bailey. Raymond Walker.
Millie Sklllman
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Inciosed hnd u cents. the amount raised at
stand held by four girls two hours. Their names
are May Arnold. Selma Williams. Ethel Rogers
and Jennie Williams all OF whom live In Newell
street. Greenpoint. Brooklyn Hoping this will
help some baby.
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Agnes Collins Nellie Mc0rsgor, Osrtis CollnA
Alice Martin Mary Smith and l.. Kssh, had .
stand IN One Hundred and Twenty .nfth street
and realised u So
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Nsttie Michaelis. l?<9 Madison street
Bertha Michaelis. l2t9 Madison strett.
Amelia Miller, 1859 Madison street.
John Huener, 1854 Madison street
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Inciosed you will nnd rs cen,A collected. and
81 a2 from a stand in front Of our door. sos Ora
sick baby good, Willie Seitz and Frank Cough.
We are both nine years Old.
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STANDS ON THE SIDEWALK.

the Fund.
1nelsssd please hnd N62 the proceeds Of
lemonade stand kept in front OF as Grand street.
We hope II will hep some sick babies.
Louisa Gosch, ls Grand street.
Albert 0ilbertson, % Grand strest
Sylvester DAssirs, 10 Grand street
Nellie Saubless, IS Grand street.
lnciossA ind e1o. proceeds Of . Lemonade stand
held at 225 West Thirty-thlrd street l oNs
thAnka to my neighbors and friends for their
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LITTLE FOLKS FAIRS.

They Are Held Everywhere and
Greatly Help the Fund.
Inclosed and 81 as. which vs Eve Mttls boys ~
ceived as the proceeds OF . fair We had few
days In Fifty nrst street,
Frank Manuel, Arthur Lacey
willie Bernd, John DAnens,
Frederick Haugh. Frederick Dell.
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lnclcsed nnd -, collected BY the undersigned
from the ealc Of lemonade. candles, &c, from a
stand at l24s Madison street, Brooklyn. We hope
II will do some OF the sick babies q lot Of good.
You will hear from again. to help you In your
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YOUNG COLLECTORS.
An Army of Children Always al
Work for the Fund

W. tuc
Please buy pie ami cake with the inclosed 81
Kenyon Corner. 8. FiSrsnSs smith 5,
Fordhom. n. Y.
fnc,osed hnd 81 the amount collected In a
class Of small boys In Trinity Church sunday
school, Crawford. n '. Hoping our litue mite
VIII be OF some benent to the lIttc ones We are
Percy Goddard. Harry Gallagher
Molsrd Lyons. sidney Eigecu,nbs.
Frank Fsitouts. Harry Frost
Willie MotL
This Is the proceeds which havs collected
frNm my friends In Long Island Ciiy, 81
Joseph Haas. iSt East Third ST.. l.ons Island City.
IneIosed md 81 So. collected ty Emily Parry.
Lena Miller and Maggie Parry. 6l Vernon avenue.
Long Island Guy.
Inclo.ed md So collected Wish 1t was 5000
Jennie McCahill. Carrie Block,
l6s East Forty-ninth street.
Inclo.ed and check Tor So So the result OF n
collection made at the summerneht festival OF
the Max Zehlcn Association, Gehlen's College
Point Casino, "Wednesday ight
Miss May and Master Jack Richmond rem
derod q very pretty SONG and sketch, entitled
ceilectcn.
Tho inclos,d 81 was collected by seven little
hs1tsFn hsir, n,in bI''re' s'F'" ,u,,n r,,,,,
Corlnno rlddlan, Sohn Piiiian,
Maurice Healy hleni Glaune.
Joe Piddian the Kid orator.
fnclosed nnd o. 50. collected by Marie Nc.
Carthy and Kitte Lynch. Ss3 West one Hundred
and Twenty-hfth street corner Columbus avenue
lnclosed hnd s. collected by Irene Bell Sadi,
Bell Leouora Bell. 607 Columbus avenus. ",
| all wish II was more
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Frederick HAuGh, Frederick Dell
A successful It'll. fair and magic le.l.ntsrn show
for ths bench: OF the Sick Babies Fund WAS held
recently In the yard OF Mira J. Hartman's house.
tie girls none Of whom were over IS years Of age.
Their friends and neishbors contributed 50 free:
and aoIs p,rOnlss o ,s Il: , .s h. tss &
ssston OF the fair was primarily due to the
Putnam avenue. but a. much credit is due to
Hazel Rockefeller. OF $40 Monroe street, and
Sop. siRpSSa sii S.n.ss tn: M .es Sass avenue
We held . little fair on the sidewalk iu front
Of our doors and through the kindnsss Of passsrs
have some toys and trines left which shall
send to you later for the Christmas trsa Your
Allie Cohn. ., iss East Ninsty-afth street..
Lillian Maas. II. 1877 East Ninsty.nfth STREET
s:s ~ 81 " Is:;ts sfa az: issss sses,a OF
Aug. Q. Nellie Radford.
Mary turner. is,sis Coehr.ns.
Irene Hughes. Lulu Dowson.
Inolo..d and ,,.7S. proceed. Of = isir Asla one
afternoon on Fort Greene place. Brooklyn- By
poSs, 9n.,ken0' Esn1 M s
Prescott Folansbss
We held . fair in front Of our door and were
able 70 raise $3.50. hoping It will relieve some
sick baby.
Lillian Russell. eight 1855 Seventh avenue;
Eva Lucas nine. ia West One Hundred and
Thirty third street;
Marion 0rinon. eleven. 1857 Seventh .venu&
Joe Isaacs, seven. 1858 Seventh avenue;
John Wyatt nine. 22t7 Seventh avenue:
Carl Mcintyre. ten. 22tS Seventh avenue
Inclossd IND e1.ls. receipts Of . fair held on
Wythe avenue, between Wilson and Ross streets
brooklyn.
, Emma echmuts, Henrtstta Kaufman,
Florence Cowdsn, Ida Lambert.
| Please and inclossd ts.ts. the proceeds q .
little fair held by
Nay Murphy, 7si bergen street.
Hannah kavanagh. 10 Bergen street
Harry Gill. 72o Bergen strsst. Brookiys.
| Inclossd plssss and u for the Sick Babies
Fund, the proceeds OF q fair held At ~ Greene
avenue. brooklyn. BY Hattie Browne.
| Lille Brsuit. Eta HiEginA
Thrss littls willing worksrs' essanissd club.
| and to-day held fsir In the garden Of one ol
| their msmbsra With the sssistsacs OF some boy
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Li.sis Frtsss. ils Huron street, and Jennie
Mccarthy, 100 Huron street. Brooklyn. had .
stand at rs Huron street three days and made
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Through the assistance Of kind friends and the
proceeds Of . snnd held on Canal street, be-
tween West Broadway and Thompson street. We
IS. is 10 help speed you on In your noble work Of
charity
Grace Jones, Lotte PsterA
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fnclosed md 81. the proceeds OF . stand held a,
1894 First avenue. Hoping tins will do some sich
child good.
Leo Klein, Mile Klein.
Fannie Klein. Guxtavs Aeisler.
Anna Meisler.
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kind contributions. who Join me In wishing that
II MAJ relieve some OF the sick babies. From .
little friend. LOUIE MANHElMER, yssrs.
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Please buy pie ami cake with the inclosed 81
for the babies who cannot get 1t,
Susie Corner, 10; Jack kenaly, 10;
Kenyon Corner. 8. Florence Smith 8,
Fordham. y. Y.
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fnclosed md - 80 collected by Marie Nc
Carthy and Kittie Lynch Ss3 West one Hundred
and Twenty -hfth street. corner Columbus avenue
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Ella Petsrs.

Hilda Hamilton and Clara Gruschow had stand
| at ll Union street. Brooklyn. one week and
made s.
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Inciossd and 81, the proceeds Of q stand held
at 81 St Marks place, Brooklyn
Peter oates. 81 St Marks place;
Patrick Heherman, 70 St Marks place;
George Archer. 30 st. Marks place
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and made 81
Louis ohler. .; Hattie ssslsy. IL;
Mary Humalo, 10.
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lnoiossd ind t3ls, receipts Of . fair held on
Wyths avenue, between Wilson and Ross streets,
brooklyn
Emma echmuts, Henrstta Kaufman,
Florence Cowdsn, Ida Lambert.
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Inclosed please Tad 81. proceeds from Q stand
In front Of my door for the benedt Of the babies
fund. held by
Daisy Van Nostrand, So1 Fifth avenue
Ida Mccarthy, soS Fifth avenue,
Sadie Van Nostrand, 307 Fifth avenue.
Minnie poran. S0l Fifth avenue,
Naomi Wood, 307 Fifth avenue
Grace Doran, SOL Fifth avenue.
Brooklyn.
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Anna Meisler.

Inolo.sd you will and check for u, the pro-
ceeds of q lemonade stand. Hoping It will do
some little child good
Able Roskam. Martha Simon.
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lnclosed md s. collected by Irene Bell Sad
Bell Leouora Bell b07 Columbus avenue.
all wish Il was more
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| Inclossd please And u for the Sick Babies
| Fund, tho proceeds OF q fair held at ~ Greene
avenue. brooklyn. BY Hattie Browne.
Lille Brsuit, Eta HiEginA
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Mate. Nellie walsh ana Loretta camoAy We
wish you great sucoess.
InclossA aud u os. made at the stand At u
Wall street
Carl D. Anderson. 10, Lisiis De Mott ..
Jenny Anderson, 8. rhyllis De Mott. IL
Oscar Anderson, il-A
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Inelossd you vii please And %. proceeds Of I
fair held At <sl Fourth avenue. Brooklyn. o.
Aug Q. Nellie Radford,
Mary Turner, Jessie CochrAns.
Irene Hughes, Lulu Dowson
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Inclosed nnd 80. collected Wish It was 5000
Jennie McCahill. Carrie Block
l6S East Forty ninth street
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lneloscd nnd N.Ss. collected by Emily Parry
L,nA Miller and Maggie Parry. oil Vernon avenue
Long Island Guy.
The evening world., 1895-08-15

This Is the proceeds which I have coilecte
fnm my friends In Long Island City, 81
Joseph Haas. lSt East Third ST.. Lons Island CIT,