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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
A MORNING BLAZE.
Nassauer d HIPsa's Store on the Pub.
lie Square Burned Ont.

The alarm Cf fire given from the Public
Square az 1 o'clock this morning, was &C.
casiOned by the discovery Of a fire which
broke out in the second story Of NaSSauer
& Uipsh's clothing establishment, No. 81
North Side Of the Square. The building
was a long twC-stOry frame with a
brick front, adjoining a vacant lot
on one side and a fOur-story brick, with
fire proof wall, on the other. Asthe alarm
was given, q man was heard calling Justify
for help from the second story, aud some
policemen and citizens went to his rescue.
They lifted a plank TO the window where
Re was, and enabled him % come
down. II was found to he Samuel Hipsh,
OF the finn. He stated that he Wac asleep
Oh the upper floor and walked TO find him
self nearly Stiaed with the smoke. Before
coming down he threw down Lis personal
effects and a small heap Of goods.
The Department promptly responded TO
the alarm and the engines were quickly
playing strong streams Of water upon the
flames, which filled the upper rooms and
nyelODedtherOUfWhich was partly wooden.
They were Liudercd somewhat by the tin
which formed part Ofthe roofing. and did not
succeed in eNtinguishing the blaze till the
second story was Quilted and ali the goods
greatly damaged.
Mr.. Nassauer stalled 20 our reporter that
his loss would reach $4,000, and that his
insurance was about $1,000 in The Imperial.
Hehad been in business twenty three years,
and this was his first fire. TIE house be-
louged 10 Andrew Morrison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

Col. Leon Trousdale, State Superintend-
e7t Of Public Instruction, has returned
f-om Trousdaie county, where he delivered
the first address of an educational cam
paign last Monday.
W. J. HImilton, of Petersburg, and DR..
r. p. G.. White, of Pulaski, visited the
Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Mrs. Diehl, Of Louisville, is spending a
few DAYS with her son, Adam Diehl, Of this
city.
Senator Andrew johnson was in Knox
vile Monday.
Dr.. r. /. C.. White, editor Of the Le5G.
non Herald, passed through the city yeELaT-
dav On his way to attend the Grand Con
clave Of Knights Templar, in Chattanooga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
Railroad Notes

l. IS stated s~emi-oficially that the Louis.
vile, Nashville and Great Southern Rail
road Company VIII no. accept tie l. per
cent. pT5vis0 Of the new law fOr the taxa.
tiOn Of such corporations.
There is 2 report la railroad circles thai
the 1.EnJ between the Green Line combina,
ton ard The 81. Louis and Southeastern is
about So assume d still iieTcer aspect, and
that sf.er the 10Th instant the latter viii be
required 20 pay local rates for freight billed
10 points south Of Nashville.
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ghe .mertcan Eouse. Boston.

4 s00G gurn Is done our readers IN com
mendinE the American House, Boston. It's
geutIemeu's p4rI0r, recently ~TefaInished
and refrescoed, is said TO he one Of the
finest drawin--r0Cms in the country, and.
with It's adoption Of all late Improvements,
it is equall.L boy few hotels. Courtesy 20
strangers has ever been a marked feature in
its management, while ills location, ap-
poiulments and extent are all that can be
desired for merchants or families travelling.
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OF the ten Oldest Congressman now liy-
ing, five have passed into or beyond their
ninetieth year. The Oldest is Horace
Binney Of Philadelphia, who was born ID
that city on the 4th of January, 1850, ard
who is also the Oldest living graduate Of
Harvard College. 0 fthe remaining nine
no less than six are natives of Massachu-
sets, as follows: Willard Hall Of Viii
mington, Del, born in that State in 17SO;
ARENAS Hale Of BridgeWater, born in 17S3,
Perkins King Of Cairo, n. Y, born in that
State in 1854; George Grinnel Of New Bed
ford, horn in lies; Ethan Shepley Of Port
land, Ne, born in 17S9.
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A NOTABLE Z
Vice President Wilson 10 Arrive this
Morning.

The Vice President was detained il
Louisville yesterday, but tele-
graphs that be will arrive at 6a3l
o'clock this morning. He VII be
met at the depot by the Governor and
Acting Mayor McCrea, who will escort him
to the Maxwell House. Though no az
rangements have been made blythe citizens
to give him a formal reception, 1t is prob
able that quite a number Of our representa-
tive men will be On hand at the depot when
the train comes in. During his stay inhen-
tucky, her people extended TO him the
hearty hospitality for which they are so
famous, and he may safely anticipate the
same experience here, should he stay long
enough to afford Us the opportunity.
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Ecn Adrerrisemeess.

Insure in the State Insurance Company,
The Southern Club Agency has been re.
moved to corner Of Union and Cherry SIS
Subscriptions for magazines, newspapers,
etc, taken At club rates. Address d. II.
Rains, manager.
An active agent wanted 10 take charge
Of the book and periodical subscription de-
partmaut at los Church street. Best OF
references given and required.
Supreme COaTt sale OF valuable city prop
er.y On wednesday, 2Glh,inst. See adyeT-
tisemaEt.
4 family can be accommodated with two
front rooms and board al Al 5. Spruce st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
University Of Nashville.

The Trustees Of the University Of Nash,
vile were to have met yesterday afternoon
TO receive the report Of the special COM
mittee, MeSsrs. VIM. +. Cooper, w. b.
Reese and Samuel Watson, appointed a,
the last meeting 20 investigate toe propriety
Of converting tie University into a normal
school. but that committee was not pre-
pared to report, and tie meeting was post
poned. The committee IS IA correspond
euce with DR.. B. Sans, agent Of the Pea
body Fund, and, owing TO his absence from
lsOme. has not been able TO ascertain what
arrangement can be made with him for aid
20 the school. What viii be recommend
ed by the committee depends on the an
sTer TO be received from Dr. Sears,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

A lite boy about seven years If age,
named Bonnie Aultmsn, a son Of D. Ault-
man, living on Market street, near Lossst,
while with some Juvenile companions on
College street yesterday afternoon, near
the Second Presbyterian Church, was run
over by an omnibus and badly huri, but so
far as cou'd be ascertained, no bones were
broken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
CITY NOTICES.

The Southern Club Agency has removed
to corner Union and Cherry streets, Iii
brary Building) Bills to collect solicited.
Subscriptions takena at club rates for foreign
and American magazines, newspapers and
periodicals. Send for catalogue. Address
D. H. Rains, Manager, Nashville, Tenn.
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Croes PInins Points

Stonewall College, at Cross Pains
Robertson county. celebrated Nav Day.
The cremation took place in the college,
Miss NJ 81. c. Of Richland, being
queen. The opening address was deliver
ed by Mi 5 B., Of Eufaula, Ala.
A great deal of fencing and many trees
were blown down by a storm on May Day.
The tin roof Of Stonewall College wa;
partly blown off.
4 fire broke out in Union Church on
the night of the lst, just after the cOngre-
CATION had dispersed, but was extiBguished
with buckets Of water before making much
progress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
OFFICER FRAzIER'S WIDOW.

Her Thanks TO IA GeneFOu People
OF Nashville.
To the Union and American:
NASHVILLE, MAY >, lST5.-I desire, in
behalf Of myself and bereaEed family TO re-
turn thanks, through the medium Of your
paper, 10 the good people Of Nashville and
vicinity for the heartfelt sympathy, as well
as substantial aid, that has been rendered
Us in this, our hour Of trouble. l assure
you that we are deeply grateful TO each and
every one. \ widows and orphans pray
ers viii ever ascend to the Throne Of Grace
in their behalf. May God bless and keep
them from such SOrrOw as we have known,
is the sincere wish Of their grateful friend,
Mrs. ). 4. FRAZIER.
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gTedicaI socIetv ueetinr.

a regular monthly meeting Of the Nash
vile Medical Society viii be held tonight
at the Office Of the Board Of health, at 7:45
O'Clock. Alul attendance is desired, as an
amendment 10 the constitution W Il be pro
posed, and othermatters Of Importance viii
come up for disCussiol.
Edsefeld physicians are cordially in
ViTed,
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MethodIst Rook Concern.

The following members Of the Book
Committee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, held their annual meeting
al the Publishing House yesterday-Dr. r.
A. Young, Chairman; Thompson Auder-
son. Dempsey Weaver, Thos. D. Fife, VIM.
Il. Morgan, ard DR.. Reiford, the Book
Agent. Tie affairs Of the Publishing
House were reported in a very prosperous
condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

~. ~ TRANSMISSION Of an animals
Sl?O Ito the veins Of Frank Blair was the
-lIrd that be has undergone, and each time
bis health has been benefted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

TIE Saratoga chap who married a gi-'
last summer, having fallen in love ~,,b 6ar
beautiful complexion, says D"-,V that Il wss
a skin game" ~
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q is Done I'm New York and
- Boston.

/ is Done I'm New York and
~, Boston.
al elderly, yet well preserved widow of
New York recently cleaned out handsome
merchant and his shop, apparently without
intending to beat him or entertaining any
other sentiment than love. Ms. Ellen
Lacy, said elderly vet captivating widow,
went TO the store Of Martin Cunning to
buy a stOye-grate and some bricks. Gun
ming fell in love with her, and cOurted
her with all his might. She knew moth
ing about Cunning except that he had a
store. He agreed to sell Ous his stock
and fly with her TO Boston and marry
her. She saw no necessity Of an old cOu-
pie like them flying, but she accepted the
delicate proposition. He sold out, cram
med the money in his boot legs, and they
flew. In Boston a minister Of some estab-
lished church married them, and they be-
came one flesh. That night Cunning told
his bride TO take the money out of his
boots and stockings and count il. She did
as requested like an Obedient wife and
found the amount to be Sl,S95 cash. He
then told her to carry the purse, to which
she offered no objection. Cunning now
thought they ought to 60 into some bust
ness, and proposed TO open a barber shop
with a little liquor cabinet at the back
Of it. But Cunning soon began to
banker after New York, and grew
heartily sick Of Boston. The couple went
back to New York, detected aud sad, but
the wife still held the purse, and made a
deposit of the money left in her own name
in q savings bank. Things were crooked.
Now Cunning charges Mrs. Ellen Lacy
with grand larceny, and Mrs. Lacy charges
Cunning with bigamy. It is a bad case,
for he has a wife and several erOWn-up
daughters, all interested in that little sum
of money which the cOnfding Mrs. Lacy
took cut Of Cummings boots and stockings
during the happy time in Boston. Mrs.
Lacy Acknowledges that she was fooled, |
may have done wong, but meant well, and
she means business, She is willing
to give up the husbands person, but not the
personal property which she found in his
boots.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

ReOpening.-Having enlarged and en-
tirely reftted our establishment, corner
Deaderick and Cherry streets, we cordially
invite our friends to see us and 'smile"
with US. Nilsson & Walsh. my5 Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
Assistant assesson-

The Tax Assessor, Hows, has appointed
his assistants for some Of the wards and dis
tricls. The following have been qualified
as such and have begun their work:
Second Ward-John ". Coleman; +th,
John Horr;ford and W. L. Adams; Jlh, r.
ID. Cheatham; 7lH, John I. Glenn and Jas.
Chiffon; Sta, a. i. Watson; StE, II. Z.
e and John Brakeman; 10Th, r. 5.
Ro1lae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
DISTRICTS

Fourth DisLrict, J. K. B0uduraut and
Tim. Dodson, Jr.; fnL; r. q Hardy and
!. B. Nyr.ck; sixth, B"Gray; eighth, Jas.
Hogan; tenth, T.. j. keetOn and j. 5. Read.
eleventh. Geo. Mayfeld and II. W. O'Npill;
thirteenth, JnU. Moran and j. 3. ReddicE;
fifteenth, JnO. W. Bush and II. L. Cole
man; siZteeuth.W y. Chandler; nineteenth.
W. B. Hudson; tweuty-irsL L. y. Harris
and ". D.. Robertson. twenty-third, T.. A.
Treppard and j. W. Shute; twenty-fOurth.
- Graves t~Weuty-lfth, j. n. .Slmpkius.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

Umbrellas and Parasols repaired at 13
South College st. Otis E. Davidson.
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Great bargains in Chromos and Pic
lures of all kinds at G5 North College st.
near the Square. Call and see them for
they are selling cheap a. private sale. Auc-
ton this evening and night, commencing
at 8 o'clock. More new ones just received.
my4 At
Gents Spring UndeIsbirts and Drawers
at Jesse Ely's. my3 If
White Dress Shirts and Fancy Shirts at
Jesse Ely's. may2tf
Fine Light Beaver Hats at Jesse Ely's.
my2 If
Boys and Children's Hats, new styles,
at Jesse Ely's. my2 If
All of the latest style Hats for men and
boys, at Jesse Ely's. N.Y. If
In only a few days, 81 may secure sIO,-
600, a Farm, or a Residence in Houston,
population 100000. The Distribution
which is endorsed by the Mayor and Alder
men Of the City Of Houston-Of 65,OOO
acres OF choice land, Is houses, and over
800 building lots in Houston, and
$4,000 in gold coin, takes place May ID,
during the State Fair. Tickets only one
dollar. ]. E. Foster, Manager, Houston,
Texar. my2 d1w&w1t
Bargainsl BargainsI-We will sell at
cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
Silks at cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
ap23 If
Dress Goods at cost for cash only. C.
Rice s. Co. APPS If
Suits at cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
APPS If
For cash and cash only we will sell
goods at cost. G.. Rice & Co.
apps If
Have your Awnings made and put up by !
Ed. H. Miller, at No. Z n. College street.
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O-day' Fun,

The attractions offered to-day are three
good Taces-twO dashes and the Linck's
Hotel stake, mile heats. W. T. Linck, Of
Linck's Hotel, adds $500 to this stake, the
entries for which sold as follows in the
pools last night: George Graham S155;
SteinbOk SIS; CamargO Sf2; Wooster Sd:
Gray Steel ST; PlaniyOO ST, and SIS for
the field.
The second race is a dash Of a mile and
a half for an Association purse Of $3.50. In
this there are only two 10 start, Brakeman
and Playmate, the former selling for $50
against SlgfOr the after.
The last ace on the programme is a6aSh
Of a mile aud a quarter for an Association
purse Of $50. There are fOur entries
Egypt, Gwynn, Cbatterbox and Cumber-
land. In the pools the first named brings
so, Ch2lleIbOx SIG, Gwyin 81, and Cum
land s..
Should the weather prove favorable, there
will certainly be II Of the largest crowds
seen al the curse in many a day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

Blank q indicates no report CIpler % sta-
tionary; minus ~ tendency to fall plus ID
tendency to rise.
Arriued-the 2. II. Cooke, from Point
Isabel.
The river was falling rapidly, having 2S
feet on the gauge at the upper wharf at 3
p. NJ. yesterday.
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Umbrellas and PsrasOls repaired at Is
South College st. Otis E. Davidson.
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ny5 tf4thp

w. G.. Harding names bf Vocalist, by
Nandal, dam Duet by Hisblander, 4
wears old {
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEP,
WASHINGTON, May 8, 100 A. NJ.
ProbGbiIiheS.-For Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, stationary or rising barometer,
southwest to northerly winds, cooler, clear
or clearing weather.
RIVER NEWS.
Daily RsDOrt Of Stage Of Water, Nth Changss ~
hs a hours ending 8 p. n Nay 5, 1875.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06

DARwIN's income is $4,000 a year.
Who wouldn't be a monkey for $4,000, q
year?
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Third Race,

The day was brought to a close with a
race for an Association purse of $50, dash
Of a mite. There were seven entries and
all started. Brakeman was a strong favo-
rite, selling in the pools for S275, Vaultress
$50, Nerdigris 500, and 500 for the field.
After several. attempts they got an excel
lent start, Nerdigris in the lead, and the
rest following close up in a bunch. From
the t~hree-quarter pole the fight was be-
tween Nerdigris and Brakeman, but the
former got under the string first, the latter
second, aud Natchez third. Time, 1911.
SUMMARY.
Association purse Sl5O-dash Of a mile.
c. 4. Lewis names Oh c Verdigris, by
Versailles, dam Belle Brandon, by
Hugh L. French, g years old...., l
Z. o. Elliott names Ch C Brakesman, by
Jack Malone, dam Capitola by imp.
.
Charles Peine names b c Natchez, by
Pat MullOy, dam by Revenue, 1 wears
olU....s' 3
W. Il. Johnson names Oh T Vaultress. by
Nandal. dam by Childe Harold. /
years olu' 0
j. H.. Morgan names b C Won Moltke, bv
imp. PhaetOn, dam Kate Anderson by
imp. Sovereign, 3 years old. ........,, O
g.. II. Rice anne Oh c Vortex, by Van
dial, dam BlOndin by Commodore, 1
yeaIs ,,,,,.... 0
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Have your Awnings made and put up by
Ed. H. Miller, at No. Z n. College street.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

TsIegraphie Report from Signal Service Corps Q
s. 4, Of ObssrudtiOH, az 1856 p. n.
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For cash and cash only we will sell
goods at cost. G.. Rice < Co.
apps If
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Dress Goods at cost for cash only. G.
Rice s. Co. APPS If
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PuIaman Palace D~rsWing-rOOm and Sleeping
Cs-z from ST. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
20 Washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
be 5btafnes at the principal Ticket ofhces
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. p. BARRY Western Passenger
Agent. Cincinnati.
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Suits at cost for cash only. G. Rice Co.
an23 If
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Bargainsl BargainsI-We will sell al
cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
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TEAMS

LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE EAILROAD-Trsins leave and AZ
rive At Louisville a. follows:
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Silks at cost for cash only. G.. Rice & Co
apps If
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Gents Spring Undersbirts and Drawers
at Jesse Ely's. my3 If
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-09
StruCnOsti

Jedna mlada zena Lerwicku We Skot-
sku byla dana k iedn6 nemocne "a osetto
vatelku Rano nalezeny jsou obe lnrtvy.
Smrt nemocne zeny naplnila takovym
strachem oSetfovatelku, ze zemfela.
(. B. Murrayoyi We Whitehall, n. Y.
zemfelo Y iednom tydnu m6sice ledna 7
ditek ma zaskrt. Vmesici tervenci pred
tim zemfela mu manzelka bro po nj
novorozehdtko. Zdaz p. Murray zvoal S
Jobem: PAN BIh dal, Pan Bdh wal,
budiz jmeno Jeho pochvaleno?"
Narodni dstav zachrannych clun8 "a -
choval +. 1874 ma anglickem pobfezi 543
tonouci 15 lodi, jimz hrozilo rozkotani
Mimo to udelil ustav ten odmeny ryba
t0m jinYm osobam, IA zachraneni 17O
tonoucich Y roce tom zachran6no tedy
713 tonoucich. Mnohy protestantsky J
orthodoxa pomysli 81: ,,Jaky to hfich
staveti Sc cestu bozske prozretelnos
til"
Francouz Francis Josef Grandjean, ka
toIicky knee a misionaf. pfestoupil "a pfi
cinou neomylactvi k cirkvi anglikansk6
katollcka cirkev dOstala vsak brzo nahrs
du professionalism knezi Alfredu New.
digatovi, vynikajicim duchovnim diecezt
Lichttiedske. Promenuii ii panov6 virr
svou pfedsvedcenl' My pochybnje
me-
Behem nekolika m6sicd porodily til
sestry okresu Yadkin, Sew Karolina, po
dvoicatech sice d6vcatka. Pdide Ii to
tax dale budou muset Yadkinsli do okre.
su sveho importOvati muzsKe.
V kaznici Columbus naleza Sc vezen
ktery nedavno zdedl s 10000 Odsouzen
byl pro padelani bankovnich poukazek
Proc ned6dil pred spachanim sveho zloci-
nuf We svete Sc d6ie vsecko naopak.
Zena iednoho misionafe Bombay, V
1ndii, porodila najednou deti, nichz
iii dosad isou ma zivu. Kdyby zeny pro
testantskych nisionafd temz pomtru
rodily, rozmahalo by Sc kfestanstvi Y
Indi rychleii porody nez misiemi.
Kapitan Kennedy, Texasky dobytkaf,
bude letos 10000 telat cechovat.
Rev. George Flask, ktery cd tficeti lei
obdivuhodnou horlivosti vytrvalost
kazal valku prot tabaku, zernfel nahle ve
Fitchburgu, Mass. Tticet let zmafil '
marnem 1sili, jak trapna to myslen
ka.
DIE katolickeho almanachu eta Sc We
Spoi Statech Z arcibiskupd, SO biskupi
1872 knezi 1920 l,osteln. kapli stanic,
Tyto oSoby provozui neivynosnejsi zivno.
sti, ac ami centu dane neplati
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-09

Novy spolek. Nektef panove
odbyvali nedeli dne Z 1nora p Ant
Hanouska sch1zi, niz usnesli Sc 0 cara
xeni femeslnicko podporOjciho spoil
ku. Spolek ten bude miti "a 1Gel
podporu padu nemoci smrti Sch6ze
budou odbyvany kazdou druhcu nedeli
mssici. Phsti schize bude dne Is 1nora.
Kdo by 81 pfal stati sc clenem, necht do
schiize te se dostavi.
J. Jeblicka FIR. Sindelaf M. Artl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-09

? Pol. spoil Elk I bor odbyval dne
6. 1nora svoji mesicni schizi. Mimo jin6
predmety ct6na tez uGetni zprava z niz
vychazi ma jevo, zespolek ten ma poklad-
nj hotovost s "a SO eta.
Dale bylo pokracovano pfednas
kach.
j. Benes
tai.
Poz. Pfednasku p. J. Kozy pfineseme
pfist6.
Clevelan dsti Ce ch o jsou snad
ze vsech Cechd americk5ch neispolkuni
lovnejsi. Cd posledni DOLBY rozmohla Sc
ia spolkumilovnost We vaseh, vaseh jak
znamo .iednotlivce, spolky narodnosti
hubi. Ptilisua svoboda pfechazi neva
zanost, pfilisnd spolkumlovnost rozer
vanost. Y Clevelande jsme Sc sfastn6 k
tomnto paslednimu dopracovaH.
Chceme tuto vyjmenovati spolky zdejsi,
z nichz nektere mali ieden tyz dcel.
l. Slovanska Lipa; 2. Perun; 3, Svor-
most; T. Lumir; 5. Ctenatsky spolek;
6. Butiyoi; 7. Svatojansky spolek; s. X.
Q. L. Rad. 8. Zalozensky spolek; 10.
Sokol; 11.Bratrska jednota; ~. Zizka;
l3. Spolek sv Prokopa; IA. Tabor; Is.
Politicko-vypomocny spolek delnikd;
Is. Libuse.u Rychlika; II Libuse 81.
Lipy; 1S- femeslnicko-vypomocny spolek !;
19. D6lnicko-politicky vypomocny spo-
lex Zizkov6, ktery ma byti odborem
Tabora; 20. Ceske l6te Hildise -bundu.
Z nekterych vyjmenovanych spolkd
ma pax kazdy jeste n6kolik odbord.
Schazi jeste spolek kufakd a starych
mladencd. Spolek tohoto druhu hdi Sc
ale jiz take tvofi. Tiskarna poskytne k
nemu najednou ctyry zachovale exempla
ry. Spolek pijakd byl sv6ho casu Pc
runa, ale rozpadl Sc. Clerove cht6li ne
smirne velike sklenice, cimz senkyf ne
byl srozumen. Spolek prot castovani
zemfel pfi porodu, ac by prav6 ten pew
nemu Hvotu tesiti Sc mel. Rika Sc Po-
lacich, 2e co Polak to strana; ale ms
Clevelandanech bude Sc pornalu moci IL
ci, co Clevelandsky Czech, to spolek. At
zjou spolky.