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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
l fadovna NEST. mGfiGe.
City Hall eislo Z.
Cleveland, q, Il. cervna Isl:
Il. +. NJ ors
NEST. nefiG.

NltN nan cihlO 4.
Cleveland, ., II. cervna 1875.
Ornament pro kontaktory.
Zape6etena nabidnuti pfjimati Sc bu-
don V 1fadoyne NEST. pisafe do /. Gce.
IL hodin poledne, ma yystaveni shotove
nj lnostu, pres kanal Ohio noveho vaz-
neho splavn mest6 Clevelandt.
Plany specifikace mohou nahlednuty
a IVORY obdrzeny byti dfadovne NEST.
lnefice.
kazde nabidnuti obsa' ovati musi pine
jmcno kontraktora provazeno byt do
statecnou jistotou, ably padu pfiieti
smlouva uzavfena byti mohla
Zadneho nabidnuti nebnde povsimnuto
ktere nebude ma tormulAfi cd IN. meriGe
vydanem vyhotoveno.
Mesto ponechdva 81 pravo, vsecky za.
dosti pfilmouti aneb zalnitnouti.
Jmenem rady
j. +. Morse,
mestskY mefic.
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j. f. ,KNAPPS
NOvy Obuyni kram.
$40 Woodland Ave.

Pobliz Office konsk4 drahy Kinsman.
Mole spojeni s.vychodnimi fabrikan-
ty doyoluje mi prodayati boty q stfevice
levneji nez jine obchody ' meste, Jelikoz
jen malou cinz platin ysecku praci si
konan, lnohn vsecky, jenz mne vyhledaji
lplne uspokojiti.
Praci zakazkoyou spravky delAm do
bfe lacino. 3-m.
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Ufadovna skolni rady.


iCNCidtds ~ II. NCl VA i-fr r*
Ornament pro kontrktory,
ZapeGet6na nabldnuti pfijimati bude
rada pro oprayy do y. Gee, II hodin po-
ledne, ma shotoyeni ocelovtho kotle po-
tfebnyni parnimi piistroii k oteplovdni
skolni budovi ulici Kentucky
Plany specitikace isou k nahlednut
Formulate k dostani po H. cervnu a.
radovne pisafe rady pro opravy.
kazde nabidnuti obsakovat must iipl.
ne jmeno osoby a provdzeno byti dosta-
tecnou iistotou, ably padu pfieti mohla
smlouva uzavfena byti.
Nabidnuti ma praci material jakoz j
cena kazdeho nusi b}ti zvlasf udnna.
Zadntho nabidnnti SO nepovSimne, kie-
re nebude ma tornnlafi radon nstanove
mem yyhotoveno.
Rada ponechavd 81 pravo, n6ktere na.
bidnuti lSimout nebo vsecky zamiinouti
JlnGncm rady
+. NJ Sandrson.
Thomas A Stow,
Geo. w. Leblein,
komite pro stavby.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
Ufadovna rady pro opravy.
Cleveland, 10. Gee. 1875.
@ IN Il IN @ n /

Ozna IN enl.
Rada pro opravy priiimaii bnde nabid-
nnti ma nasleduici praci dodavani ma
terialu pro uicni departement ma pfist
rok, az do IS. dervna. ~ hodin polednc
Pro brouseni a ocelovani Spicn.
Pro brouseni oceoyani kladiv.
Pro blouseni seeker a sekerek.
Pro dodavdni spicd topdrkani
pro dodayani spc6 bez topdrck
Nabidnnti mnsi cenn pro kazde zylast
udati Prace nusi bjt eas vykonana
a dodavani nastroiH skrze komisafe ulic
Nabidnuti obsahovati musi postacitelnou
iistotu.
X rozkazu rady
John G Vetter
konisaf ulic.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

= IOty ma prOdcj J. Storcrs Mi
- lici Isabella, so pfi l30 stfevicich, ma
male splatky a dlouhe lhdty.
Prodavam tez loty po 80 stfevicicq
pfeiel 81 toho knpec.
Popteite Sc u
j. d j. X. WAGNERA
Ill lsiverstr.
Cleveland, Ohio
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
Ufadovna mestskeIlo mGfiee.
City Hall. sin cisl) Z.
Cleveland, O, 10. Gervna 1875.

Cleveland, u, l9 ceryna 1915.
Oznameni pro kontraktory.
Zape6etena nabidnuf pfiimati bude
rada pro oprayy We sye llfadoyn6 az do
3. Gee, II hodin poledne, ma shotoyeni
stoky Central Place mezi Huron Bo.
iyar nj.
Plany specifkace rnohon nahlednnty
a vzorky obdrzeny byti v Gfadovne mest
lnefiee po 20. cerynu 1875.
Kazde nabidnuti obsahoyati musi do.
statecnou jistotu, ably padu pfiieti tnoh-
la smlouva uzayfena byti.
Zadneho nabidnti Be nepovsimne, kter6
neni vyhotoveno ma forlnuafi Cd mestske
no mefice vydanem.
Masto ponechava 81 prayo, ysccky IA
dosti pfijmonti neb zamitnouti /.
Jmenem rady
j. 4. Morse, NEST. mefic.
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HIDE .ies Jos. Beranek Dive Cleve
land6 usedly, Pta Sc po nem manzelka
jeho Marie, iiz pred dvema roxy opnstil
a ktera ma prile2itost vdati Sc.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

4. ). eervenec. Pesledni diva
dny potacel Sc Cleveland, maine ceske o.
byvatelstvo eho divokem viru radova-
mex slavnosti. III ienz 81 We viru tom
olnocili nebo ktefl Sc nem promocili, de-
k1ji zaliste panu bohu, 10 ma vsecko svtlj
konec, tedy svaty dzulaj, ktery letos po.
divnym fizenim vsemohoucich fandisek
trval diva cele dny mdzem dodati no
ci. Ac ten svaty ami kalendafi neni a
sice ami napfed ami vzadu rejstfiku tech
polovicnich svatych, ma nez snad zadna
kfesfanska duSe ami nevzJechne, svetil Sc
ieho svatek pfedce plnych osmactyficet
hodin aspoh mezi Cechy Nemci,
ktefl ma svatky slavnosti drzi.
Dne 4. Gee, V nedtli, odbyvali diva cesti
spolkove vylet sice telocvicny sbor
,,Sokol" ID. F. p s. Tabor. As /.
iodine pfibyla Mudrova kapella do Ry-
chlikovy sine, odkud veda delnicko poll
tickJ spolek 6 wardy zpeyacky spolek
,,Lumir" do zahrady Vahkd, kde vylet
odbyvan. Po jedne hodine zahrala ka-
pella Zamecnika Vokouna pred SIM
,,Peruna" narodni hymnu Ceskon, nacez
Sc bodfi junaci cest sefadili hudbou We
deni, statecne ma misto W letu (do Hosko-
Wy zahrady) Sc ubirali. Do tfech hodin
naplnila Sc prostranna zahrada vybra-
nym obecenstyem, nacez "a zyuku hubby
proyedeno cd malych sok olikI pod vede
MIN p. FIR. Danese vefejne cviGenl ma
hrazde. Zackove vyznamenali Sc odva
hon mrstnosti. Cesti rodiGove nell by
We prospechu vlastnich svych synki dba-
Ii soumerny zdatny WYNN iejch tela,
jehoz nelisteii dosahnouti lze telocvikem.
Vefejne cvieeni sokoli. ma to provedene,
slonzilo snazivemu spoiku tomu ke cti.
Provadenyt ma hrazde iak tezke TAX roz
mantle cviky mrstnosti, lehkosti cd
nekterych jonakd spdvabem uznani
hodnfm. JedDotlivi sokolove odmeno.
vani byli pfi nekterych cvikach boufl.
YOU pochyalou. Pfi cyiceni hrala hud .
ba.
Po skoncenem vefejnem cviceni pro-
nluvil, po nalehavych zadostech vyboru
spolkn, redaktor tohoto listn od1lezitosti a
n <xnamn t6locviku, zminil SO nesnazich
j tivenstyich, nimiz jest mlademu
8lur bojoyati nkAzav, jak stated
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k npraveni stupn6 al. Forest, mezi nj. &c
dar Woodland Ave.
CT. /, Timto Sc radon mesta Clevelan
du (v souhlasu dyon tfetin ysech Glenn)
nafizule. l,y stupef stredni cary vi. Forest
lnezi Cedar al Woodland Ave uprayen
a nasledoyn6 zvysen byl: Ma iizni care
al. Cedar, edcn devadesat a PET desc
tin (9l'5l stop; ma stfedni care ulicky asi
sto tricet pet Q35) stop jiznt cd liizni Cary
al. Cedar tfiadevadesat t93) stop; ma Sc
veru cd ul. Garden sedn devadesat (91
stop; ma severni care oil Scovill Avenue
levet a deyadesat a dye desetiny 1922
stop; ia seyerni care od Woodland Ave
sto dve scst desctin (102'6) stop; a ably
cara stupne mezi imenovanymi body byla
steinomtrna souhlasn problem fete
ne ulice, jak zaneseno Jest ma strdnee 13s
3. svazku profi.d ulozeno kancelafi
m6stskeho inzinyra.
Cl. 2. Ysecka nafzeni aneb oddly ma
fizeni, kterG tomnto nafizeni odpornli sc
timto odvolavaji
Ptiato, 22. cervna 1875
John II. Farley,
pfedseda restskG rady
Ino l.. Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf
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.B Ia piicinon nedele a slavnosti
nezavislosti nevysly jk po tri dni zadnt
denni listy nemdzeme tomto elsie pfi
neilepsi vail podatsctenArstvu obytejnon
miru americkych, europsk}ch mfstnich
novinek. z te pfi6iny obsahuie toto cislo
meme cteni nez obyeein6, COZ ale c:ena-
run behem casu nahradime. Re1akce.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
Va. Ernst, Cleveland, D.
PATERA EsENEDHCTA

IL fddu bosdku.)
Z G Ell berska k lasterni-m q = [
iisty prostfedek proti otevfenym ranam
vseho druku, oznobeninam, spaleniuam,
holeni kti2i, vfedGm a bolavym prsnim
bradavicim.
Cena l skatulky i s ponaucenim % eth
neb 8 slatulek "a S1.00
Skiad "a W. Ernst, Cleveland, ID
- Obe k dosiani II NJ. kci6iho.
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DikuvZtiani

p. V. Snaidru "a pfedneseni reel, SLED
nam Anne Kat. Proskoye, Fanynce
St6dronske q Klaud6 Viesenbergroy6 "a
slrzby spolku pfi vyletu prokazant, dale
pi. Anne Landove "a darovani odznak6
vdbec vsem PIP. utastnikdm vyletu, ja-
koz ! damam iejich "a hoinou navsttyu,
Zvlast6 pax Sechetnemu spolku Peru
nu" "a bezplatne propIiceni sine k odby
vani nekolika cviceni witt ma vylet.
Ma zdar!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
j Jmenetn spolku
J. V. Capek pfedseda
F. j. Danes tajemnik,

Deputace zdesho Gisla iadu
,,Svornost" chysta Sc ma slavnost Radu
Havli6ek Detroit, ktera bude dne Is.
Gee. odbyvana
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

vyhldsene.
Co prostfedek prot nemocin, iako:
Solnaty tok, kozni vyrazen J.
ma, ostrost krve, pok azcny Ia
lud e k a aleni "a hy
Neivyborn6jsi lex proti ne
IN oci IN later, s eziny zlutc.
Spolehlivy lex proti
bOEeni hIayy
vSeho druhu, dychavitnosti a zdpachn 2
nst.
OsvtdGeny lex pr vsech zenskych ne
mocech. blednitce, zIontenici, zkh1ene kr-
We a zaludkovych krecl.
Jisty presttedek prot zimnici rlcu-
matsmu.
Uzivani iedne lahve Augsbnrgskycl
kapek uSetfi vtlsich yyloh "a leky.
% eta. ~ lahcv aneb ; lahyi IN 800
X dostani kazde pofadnG lGkarnd mel
pfi zaslani obnosu, 2 havniho skladn pr,
Ameriku cd
VI. Ernst, CIevelaad, b
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Ufadovna mGstskGho m6fiGe.
City Hall Nro. :
Cleveland, O.. -. Gervna 1875

CId'ltN id ihtSi-ktuO illcFlct,
City Hall Nro. !
Cleveland, O.. -. 6eryna 1875
Oznameni pro konraktory.
Zapetetena nabidnuti pfijimati bude
rada pro oprayy We sve ufadovne az do
IL. Gee, II hodiu poledne ma vyvazem
bahna Il iine pr;ice k odstraneni pfekazek
a zacpy fece Cnyahoga mezi vladimir
Pierem lnostcm Upper Central Way.
Plany speciiikace nahlednuty a oh
drleny byti lfadovne NEST. mtfice po
l3. eervenci.
Zadneho nabidnuti Sc nepoySimne, ieA
nebnde yyhotovcno ma zminen6m tormn-
lafi n musi osoba, kterl nabidnnti cini
rade ujiSteni dati, ze ma vseckv stroie k
provedeni t6 prace p0tiebne
kazdG nabidnuti obsahovaii musi Do.
statecnon .listotu, ably padu pfiieti moh.
la smlonva uzavfena byti.
M6sto ponechava ST pravo, vSecky III :
dosti piilmout nebo odmitnouti.
Jmenem rady
H. +. NJ 0rse,
NEST. mefiG.
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vyletni iednatel Robt. RLEE.
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Andreas adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

NJ. Eyaru: vjce-Presidents the Rev DR.. Vim. Adams
ID. D. AID Chas. Tracy SECRETARY, X. w. De Forrest
treasure Gen Joseph C. Jackson; Executive Commlt-
tee, Eugene Smith. Henry Holt Robert Kelley, A. d.
Stevens and Brayton Ives -.
A letter read by Mr.. Tracy from G. n Ferry; OF
Yale announcing that opening of the Yale boat mouse
IL to occur on June O. and inviting the attendance 81
the Alumni Association The programme Of the eS ser
Wheeler, President Ferry, Of the Yale Navy, Prot.
Brewer the Rev j. H. TwicheIl and W. C. CULVER with
several boat races and grand ball in the evening IL
was voted that the invitation be accepted.
In q speech by yicePTesidcnt Chas Tracy ne soke OF
his hope that the association would especially distinguish
itself during this the cen tennal year j. q J&ksoh
spoke great length upon the present prosperous cohd
ton OF the association OF ~ past memorials ana
his hopes would example in the future that
would lead higher standard in morals and literature
both in this city aud this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
BISHOP OF MUNSTER SUMMONED TO RESIGN.
BERLIN. Friday, May 2s, 1875.
The Governor of Westphalia has summoned
the Bishop of Munster 10 resign his see.
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, May 29.-The Thcater Royal at
Leeds destroyed by fire last night
LONDON, May 29.-The strike in South
Wales is ended the men having agreed to a reduction
Of l2l2 per cent N wages.
LONDON, May 2S.-TO-mOrr0w's settlements
at the Stock Exchange awaited with anxiety.
II is feared that The ian in Erie and American Tel
egTaph stock Will cause some fallurcs
OTTAWA, May 2S.-shortly after the proro,
CATION Of Parliament, the Government forwarded 10 the
colonial Secretary memorial protesting against nfrac
t0ns the Articles OF the Washington Treaty by the
American Government in taxing fish packages To tbis
rem0nstranco no reply has been received.
LONDON, May 29.-The revival services arc
almost continuous throughout the day and evening in
the Haymarkct Opera House. and the enthusiasm Ii un
abated considerable body Of police Is required N
clear the for each departing congregation through
the crowds waiting tor admission 10 the succeeding meet
Ing.
OTTAWA May 2s.-The water in the River
Ottawa risen such hight that the island opposite
the Parliament Buildings has been completely sub
merged The steam mill Of Messrs Wright Boston q
suspend. operations from the same case. Inc
water has not been nigh for many years The Govern
meIt Is adopting srin GENT measures 20 prevent mill
owners from throwing sdwdust into the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
PAIL ROYTON,S EXPLOITS.

SECOND ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
HIS ARRIVAL WITHIN TnRRF MILES oP DOVER
LONDON. Friday, May -, 1875.
At o'clock this morning Paul BoytOn had
gone seven miles direct line fJom the French coast
and was making steadily for the English shore.
the Fngils In view from the steamer
which accompanying him. AT thai hour Boyton was
fresh and confident Of success.
At 2 o'clock this Afternoon he was eight miles on
Dover lie was in excellent spirits. had hois'ed the
American fas. .nd using both sail and paddle.
At4:i5 p NJ. lie within easy distance Of Fokestonc
and his success was considered certain.
LONDON, Saturday, May 20, 1875.
A dispatch from FOlkestone, dated May %,
p says Boyton. at 5:l2 p. was ak miles south
west of Dover. His 9Th was unimpaired.
dispatch seat from FokCstOne hall hour later re-
ports Boytsn then stllon tile voyage.
LONDON Saturday, May 20, 2:3O Az.
At one o'clock this morning B0yton was three
miles from Dover. lie vac in good condition and showed
signs of fatigue. Il s expected be VII land abou
II.
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THE WORK OF IDENTIFYING THE DEAD.

CHARRED REMAINS RECOGNIZED BY SOME oRSA-
MENT OR REGULARITY OF DREss-ToCCHISG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASES OF SUFFERING.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 28.-There were
many launching scenes and moving incidents the work
OF identification went to-day. Some OF the victims
were burned crisp-cDders down TO the very bones
abost their faces and tlen a rug, shawl, or some
article of apparel the peculiar formation OF hDger
even would recall them 10 living and seeking friends
old man of perhaps 90 years. one OF The nrst admitted
to the basement Of the schoolhouse, after long
and unsuccessful search among the bodies ior MS
daughter, went home, and soon returned WIN
his feeble old wife, whose anguish Us she eagerly hited
,n th from each ehsred revolving body IN search OF
anne claw 10 the missing loved one pitiful in the
e,,reme She was about 10 abandon the search when
she espied q garter which she knew 10 belong 10 ner
daughter and by slight clew the body was den'ihed
Another equally singular was the idennncauoh Vi
little daughter OF Joseph Briggs Of Cabotst by her
rrge, sister who instantly recognized her by the
shoes sbe had on The head Of the poor unfortunate
child WAS eharred beyond all recognition, and the gi'e
a, the surviving sister OF the most paihiW e%
tures OF the morning Indeed she couid only e'c Fen'
IA her terrible nguish by low piteos moas Ane ou'
Of one woman was recognized by ring which was taken
from her hand, upon which the fingers were nearly
burned off, while head and the upper portions OF her
BODY were burned the bone The body OF man Whose
bsa, was nearly bursc-i OF was chiefly idenuned by
eharrcd postal card In his pocket
One of the most protracted cases OF suerins was tnat
of Mary Deardin. who, burned To crisp anu ono pass
All recognition somehow found her way to the h nortn
a, tho church and wandered around there about ~
minutes before Ahe found and taken 10 her home Oh
the North Flat where died about IL o'clock s morn
ins having fingered Is hours in terrible agony Her SIS
Tar Lillian also died this forenoon 1t the House fro
druce. whittier she was taken Thursday midn1gnI MIA
Desiardn mother. who was burned In TIE cnu.cn
had taken all the money Of the family with her, and o
orr 4, Wa entirely lost OF this large and very poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
A SUPPOSED CASE OF POISONING EXAGGERATED
Roundsman Watson, of the Eighth Precinct

Police reported last evening at the Prnee- Police STA
ton that Kate Long, Of No. Gil East Nintb-st; Mary
Long of No 81 East Eleventhst; Henrietta MITCHELL
of No 637 East Eeventhst.; Mary Ruella OF No i'Z
Avenue b. and Sophia sclahmeyer OF NO i2v ~,
had b,en An Iisonrd In the work OF Wllian bilr
manufactier Of neclcs 1t No s. Pinccpt, ny tahins
each few drops of "a medicine from Dotile given VI
them by Kate st, VI No. IA Thu d-st who was en-
pIoycd in tie shop. The girls we're attended W
nbysician who administered m emetic and pronounced
em out OF danger after which they went 10 their homes
Capt Macdonald then investigated tie facts Of the case
AMI found that the medicine 10 great extent harm
ess az Kate Sitt had been taking nine drops every day
during several weeks for pain IN the SIDE caused
over erfon during the Winter through dancing IL "a
Therefore believed that the girls were more frightened
than injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
WHAT TO DO WITH OLD NEWSPAPERS.

The Committee on Reading Matter of the
State Charities Aid Association beg respectfully 20 offer
their most sincere thanks for the generous response
which their call contributions has received from The
public Great Numbers Of newspapers have been left by
thoughtful aud humane persons 10 the boxes provided
for the purpose in tho railway stations, and books have
been constantly rceeS ell the ntral Office No 81 East
Twentieth Il. The Committee earnestly beg that this
GOOD work which Is attended with most encouraging
suits, may continue.
The expness companies have most kindly offered to
carry the books from the Office 10 the various institutions
free Of charge It viii be understood of this
offer does not include tile carriage Of books from donors
10 the Office The g nervous action OF these companic
has been Of great the work Of the Committee,
and hereby most iatefully acknowledged by them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
TIE STREETCLE1NING LNPESIIGlTION.
COMMISSIONER DIsBECKER AND INSPECTOR THORSB
WELCOME INQUIRY.

COMMISSIONER DIsBECKER AND INSPECTOR THORNB
WELCOME INQUIRY.
The Committee on Streets of the Board Of
Aldermen which referred tie nvcsu CATION Of .be
charges against Police Commits Dsbecker and tho
street Cleaning Bureau will meet Monday az p.
at the City Hall. Commissioner Disbecker declines 70
say anything about the matter further than that he does
not sn an investigation, and that the records Of the
6ueet-Cleanug Bureau open for the inspection Of
any one whether private citizen any official He does
not choose make public the which caused hun
10 60 ~ Albany.
Inspector Thorne, who has caa,ge o, the Bureau Of
Street Cleaning. SAID that there nothing IN tho
Bureau 10 be conceded He willin; To have AN IN
vestigaton Of the workings Of his Bureau made al any
time by committee Of the Board vi Aldermen. They
had nothing conceal With reference To The hiIng In
of lots up town. about which 80 much hs ofen sald oI
tate, Wiling that any unprejudieed person shond
visit them. aud whether the Smell cahe uoin tno
flied places the lots or the stagnant water 10
the vicinity Every load OF street dirt used IN niiing
sunken up anywhere else ON the Island was
under supervision OF health sIcctor,
and lhe same was the with all the Sow
from the ecows at the expense OF the con-
TRACTORS This much cheaper llan the dirt could
oInerise be posed o. How 10 get nd VI Tie streoe
din has always been puzzle TO the rtrcct Cleaning
Coney Island and dumped the there danger
Of losing the scows aud drowning some OF the
men employed In addition this plan was mach
much more expensive than towing II TO any point
ON the frOnt around the city and allowing IL 70
be removed by contractors
Mayor wickEan said the matter had not "a yet been
brought official notice. AMI therefore he yfeierred nos
" say anything about IT,
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R1FIENEys MEETING At cREEDNooR.

WINNERS IN THE DIRECTORS AND sHORT-RASGE
MATCHES.
The opening matches of the Spring meeting
Of the National Ride Association took place CreeLoOr
yesterday, and were well attended. The weather
very favorable, the wind blowing directly across the
range The first the directors match open only TO
directors and honorary directors of the National Ride
Association for the directors championship gold badge,
shot for annually and held by tine winner during the
wear This badge last year was won by Cob G. W. Win
atn and in this match was taken away by Major Henry
Fulton. VINO scored II points out of possible 20 t. H.
sanford scored II points bat in shooting on the a
at a single shot. scored to his opponents 4. Tic
% f.Iln At Narda.
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lives by being trampled under foot.
CORRECTED LIST OF THE DEAD AND
WOUNDED.

CORRECTED LIST OF THE DEAD AND
WOUNDED.
THE LIVES OF SEVENTY PERSONS LosT-TwENTY-
TWO OTHERS FATALLY INJURED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEI
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 2s.-The corrected
sts show that 20 persons killed have died Of
their INJURIES and 90 fatally wounded The lists Of
the dead and wounded are as follows:
TIE DEAD
Mary Boisvert. Jacob rerecan,
Mrs Dometilde. Marciaine Dufresne.
Beau Cnemere Mary Pion,
Edmond Robert DiOre Dhgnan,
Marie Gazette. Eliza PeiTln
Ezilde Des7Jardn. Josephine Nigr,
Delina Cote. Marie lacoste,
(yaspar Pellrlin salina BOdard,
Josephine Brisson Ezilde La France,
John Baptis,e Lingevin Edes I-ir1yIere,
Adele La Chppele. AlphoHslne MOfeau,
Phebe Dupont. Antoine Osgcr,
Mrs Joseph Daigneau, Mrs Louise Jetcr,
salina La Plant, Joseph Messier,
Angeliquc GrOment, AHlIiiniei heIlIer, 49,
Ellen A. Blair, Mr.. Lapgdeau daughts
Matbilde Dagneau, Ms. Mayor,
Louis Deslardine, Mrs. Joseph Roger
Fannie Tefliult, Son Ol j. Is. Dalsue;tu'
BENJAMIN FOrticr, Miss Payette and sister,
Mrs Ii erTnida PoQuin, Miss Lontean,
Ilreicr Foltler 1ObIn ~. Pierre,
V Vatar %SI Derry. s 1hI Roberts,
cora FORD Mary Desjardn,
Mrs Abram Ford, Lillian DcsJardln,
Mrs Olive A. Amoner, MS. josephine dupont
Fsbrien Terriere, Miss Gronx,
Julia GIrud, Aud oaNEhe,
e.ina DOucctte, fsOsuie l<aSdpe
Joseph Chatilie, IbadOfe LACROSSE
FabieD MOiieau, Total 10
NAMES OF THOSE FATALLY WOUNDED.
Christine Dion Miss BaryiD
Mrs Peter (Ilrard, Miss b. ndre:n,
Narv IIicks Lien Hicks,
Ev.line Woodsou Mrs. Charles Dandrean,
Miss Iachupce Marie Roberts,
Louisa Brown, bliss Deiy ana sistef,
Nr Uery LIZZIE dercicr
William Pindor Chaquette, Mrs. Paul Gandin,
I,.Iia C1uiev Sophie HerbDer,
Mary I =, France Celina Eebert,
Miss Howard Total, ~
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THE HOLYOKE DISASTER.
A NEw-ENGLAND VILLAGE SADLY AT
F1,ICTED

SUDDEN BURNING on CATHOLIC CHURCH DURING
srnyICE-DKArH OF 20 PERsoNs-22 OTHERS
FATALLY WOUNDED.
Rv the sudden burning of the French Catholic
Church at Holyoke, Mass, on Thursday evening
Auns the celebration Of the feast Of Corpus Christi
one of the most important Of the manufacturing
villages of New-England has been sadly afflicted
and Grief and despair now reign in many households
The arapery about the image of the Virgin Mary
,.pght fire from aarlng candle, and, although n
brave young woman endeavored to extinguish thcm
tbe flames spread rapidly. Seven hundred people
were within the church, and in attempting to
.scape many of these were wedged in doorways,
-h.rs they were trampled or burned TO death. The
latest accounts place the number of those who
vcre killed or have died of their injuries at 20,
and of those who were fatally injured ut % Every
possible effort was made TO save human life, the
meat loss Of which was due to the infammable
character of the building, and the nature of the
means of egress The details of the sad tragedy are
eiven below.