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zf ADVISE TO THE WISE. .tH Es fc
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FOURTEEN VOLUMES NOW READY. Succeeding volumes until completion, will be issued once in two months. -s%s wSpecimen pages of THE AMERICAN QYCLO gratis on application.
 Address,
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
Pokracovani ze strankY 1.

dokazoval, jak nezbytn6 jest katolikdm
ceskym zapottebi tisku. Jeden katoicky
politicky dennik ma nedosta6uje, chce
jich vice, zejmena take n6mecky politicky
dennik. Navrhuje proto, ably kazde
diecesi utvofil Sc zvlastni spolek, ktery4
by ST wal "a dkol podporovati a rozsifo-
vati katolicky tisk, Po pateru Zenefel-
sow d9koval pater Borovy vsem, kdoz o
1sp4ch katolicke strany tesk6 Sc pfi6lnili.
Ma konec mluvil sam kardinal prot in L.
ternationalIm, frejmaurdm liberalam,
kter6z porazi ,,Gedeon" (pater Karlach)
a ,,svatovaclavska zalozna." Pfipom6
syateho Otce Pia TX. a udelil celemU
shromazd6ni arcibiskupske sve pozehna
nj. X posledu jeste provolal hrab'
Schenborn svat6mC Otci trojnasobnt
,,slava", ktere shromazd6ni nadsene opa-
koyalo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
Mistni zprayy.

Ned6lnimu pied staveni Mi
lenka d6lnikova', v sini V. Rychlika, ne
mohli isme pro tvrdosijnou churavost byti
pfitomni, dov6d6li jsme Sc ale, ze prove
deni ieho bylo vytecne. Zvlaste chvali
Sc nam souhra, jez byla pfimo vzorna.
Zvlaste vynikai 81. Oh. Maresova Gloze
Betusky, p. V. Rychlik uloze Strnada
(po druh6m kupletu byl vyvolan, po
prvnm hlucnym potleskem odmen6n) a
p. NJ. Mares uloze Mrzuty, inspektora
statku, iiz tax sv6domit6 mistrne Wy
hral, ze kazGy coul byl ma mem inspek
torsky. Mimo to zasluhuji cestne zminky
Terezie, chuda vdova Isl. J. Cermakova),
pi. Voborska, vychovatelka, ISL. j, like
sova) Emile ISL. V. Horazdovska); 2
pand A, Votypka (dievat Vaclavl, j,
Cermak, vzdy velikou pill jevici (Vilem z
Kostomlao FIR. Votava (hr. Vysocky)
Vsak ostatni pfisp6li ku skv6lemU
vysledku kusu.
Hudbu p. V. Mudry nemohlo 81 ODE
censtvo ami dost vynachvalit. Mez
pfedstavenim hral obtizne a krasne kusy
koncertni. Navst6va byla valna
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
Has u Iidu.

Cf6ny pane Redahtore Po6fo&"
Jak vam budo dosti dobfe znAmo, 10 v !
nasi IA warde pracovali nejyice rep. &c
lenaky Rokefellerova oleina, kterymzto
v6cem mnohy nasich rodakd podlehl.
Bylo feoono, jestli budete VOLT rep.
budete init prdce dost, jestli dem., zadnou.
Jaky to div, ze Sc timto chvastem mno.
ho ieiich delnik6 nechalo uchvatit, neb
skorem dily obyvatelstva Ia wardy jsOu
tam zamestnany.
Nuze, vetSina rep. naseho stata sla-
vn6 nasi wardy jest poiist6na a u psech
Gertd, Rokeffel piece skoro mic ned6la;
kde to vezi!
rratele, to vezi zaiiste obchodu.
Jesti bude dost objednavky oleje, "a
iist6 at Jest ia vlada neb ona, ze bude de-
/ lat.
Nevefte tenn starym povidackam, 70
by k Will iine politicke stran6 nedelal
SpoleGnici dilny t6 jsou obojiho vyzna
nj a k tomu obchodnici ii budou vzdy
d6lat, kdyE budou nit co budou chtit
vydelat.
Proc tedy ted ned6lail Oni vam bu .
don povidat jestli zvittzime listopadu,
pax budeme d6lat, ien nami volte hol
dnite.
Kdyby zvit6zih i v listopadu, tax Ease
n6iakou klicku naidou re ned6laji, tfeba
onu &c zas Will demokratd nechti de
lat. A tax by vas podvad6li narofad
/ Wy rodaci pfece vite, ze oprava We via
de jest nutna; a &e nam il ncprovedor
Heieovci biie do oci.
TAX mac dale otalet Volme Sc stra-
nou, ktcra nam opravu zarucnje take
bohda ii proyede.
Volme vladu poctivou, ktera bude sti-
hat zlodtjo dobfo hospodaiit.
Medicine SO spinit tim, ze mas nohou
"a sklenici piva koupit. Dokazrne jim, zc
jsme neprodaini, dokazme Jim re my do
vedeme VOLT cloyeka muze mnohem 0
svicen6isiho, G'ovGka to rancho, Gloveka
vezkrze k Wade schopneho a ode .vsi spte
ze nezavisleho
Taky vSemi prednostmi nadany mui
mdze narod americkY povznest;.
4 Nuze volme tehdy svorne muze vysoc,
osvfceneho ei budouciho Presidenta sp
Statd pana Samuele Tildena.
...eA. Vzhdru, hurah
Ma shledanou pollu
Frank Payer.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

- Schizc fcditelsty Sd.
ceske tiskarny ,,Pokrok" odbyva Sc dne
.. listopadu 1876 We 8 bodipy odpoledne
v SIM Perun. Nechf Sc kazdy dostavi;
ddlezite jednani jest ma dennim pofadkn.
Jmenem syboru lIl'I.
DDS f4 X. +. Erbard zap.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
+. w. Wales
Toledo.

Hledaji Sc dEs jsass's'j; so". isanaIs- 1s1
le, ably prodavali spis % knihoeden5".
(Vytisk "a $ 300 Bee ucitele lie Sc
knihy teto nauciti knihvedeni. stare "a
sadly um6ni toho isou tn vylozeny stru6
ne q srozumitelne, hodi Sc do ka2deho ob
chodu 2ivnosti a Gini spGsobilym ke
kazd6nu afd1nfnau postareai. Jedna
tel maze ST vyd6lati s $500 denn6
Adressa: American Publishing Co.,
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

divauta, zeuu jeho tti ditky lezici Y po
stelich pax zapalili obydG jeiich, ably
zlo6in svdj zakryh, Dva cernochd byli
chyceni, ieden zastfeleh druhy ob6sen
ma mistG. Ostatni diva jeste nejsou lape
nj. CernoSi sami byf napomocni k chy
ceni tech dvou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
SOud ID. kOpfSteina,

S tim soudem Jana Kopfsteina prot
Slovanske Lip6 jest to pravd6 takto
Panu Janu Koplsteinovi bylo porotou pfi
vysSim soudG mesta Clevelandu (Superior
Court Of the City Of Cleveand) pfiFknuto
$ 275 nahrady "a neprave vyloueeni a
vyvedeni re spolku Slovanske Lipy. 81.
Lipa odvolala Sc k distriktnimu soudu
Ma zaklad6 fornlalniho pochybeni (error)
s0udce. Distriktni soud uznal, ze soudce
Superior Courtu nem6l pravo pfipustiti
prohlasoyani feci iednotlivych ada ST..
Lipy IA ulici vysloven6 co svedectyi da
kaz zlomyslnosti proti celemu spoku We
pfi prot t6muz spolku. Ma zaklade
teto zmateGni stiznosti distriktni soud roz-
hodl, ze tato pre- ma byti ma novo pred
psretea okresnfho soudu liGena Jest to
jen technicka chyba soaini nema pra-
zadneho vivu aniz d6inku ma hlavni pfi
ciny lmenovan6 pre-. Pan ]. Kopfstein
ma nadtii podstatnoa. ze pti nov6m pre-
liceni, v6tsi uahraha bnde mu pffknuta.
Mimo TO podo;ykamc 81 advo5at j. ".
lleisley, zastpce 81. Lipy pti prohaseni
rozsudku distriktniho soudu pfltonen ne
by proto neni to udati pic my, ktere
byly pohnuly distriktni soud ku nafizeni
ably teto rozepii move porotn pieliGeni
povoleno bylo.
Wilson & Sykora,
Ma zastupcove + Konf.te;na
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

no souseda, Kdyz drzitel hotelu smenku
ma banku promeniti cht6l, dov6d6l SO k u
strnuti svemu, ze jest falesna. Zpravil
o tom zapeti policii, kterd "a podvodni-
KEN vyslala detektiva, ktery4 jei az do
Akron stopoval, Zde ale stopa ieho uni
zela.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Surcv vosf IN an Eel a pohnula ze
nu k samovrazde, ma st6sti nedoko4ane.
V nedeli okolo pGlnoci nalezl policait o.
smeho okrsku Keegan ma trait drahy Gle
veland Pitisburg blize nadrazi pani, iez
sc zdala poinatenou. Ma straznicf popad.
ly il prudke kfece; kdyz il povolily, Wy
pravosala policeiuim 1fednikdm, ze icst
manzelka feznika Karla Bttnera War
rensville, kteryz do nedavna tomto mt
ste V nlici Belmont maso sekal. Muz ten
tryznil j pry den co den noe co noe
byl stale ma maderu zpity. Nevidouc 81
jine rady pomoci pustila Sc do Clevean
du hodlala Sc dati cd vlaku pfeiect @
smrtit. X surovemu muzi svemu SO zivou
moci nechce vratiti. ln6Ff8
Bittnera zna policie co chlapa surove.
ho, chlastu oddaneho kazdeho nasili
schopnebe. #ffI .t3
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Pokus samovrazdy Jennie
O. Stewartova, kteraz matkou svou, DIR
zitelkou hospody ma rohu ulic Woodbine
a John, bydlela, stfelila sc patek no.
CT tambitky do lev6ho prsu poranila
Sc ttzce. Divka ST nesmirne brala, ze
matka jeff pro pfestoupeni ned6lniho ma
tizeni zazaIovana byla. Jina devcata Sc
il tim smala, coz ona nemohla sn6sti,
na6ez samovrazdou vysmechu uiiti cht6-
la. Blahove to d6vte jest nezcela Is let
stare.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Maiite 4 m r i beze. V River
street doutna dosud nejmen6 $4,000 bu-
sl1 rozii6neho obiG, pozdstatek tc veik6
no pozaru, ktery asi pred tfemi tydny We
liky obilni elevator Otise & Yorka zachva-
i'll. Firma ia dovolila tyto dni kazdemu
odv6zti nebo odneSti 81 hromady polka
zeneho obili tolik, mnoholi !ibo. V sobo
tn vdera vykofistovali lid6 plnou m6rou
tohoto dovoeni, odvazejicc koGma nebo
ma ru6nich vozejkach poskozene obili pro
drdbef nebo dobytek ma zimni krmivo.
Dosud 10 bo tam tolik, ze jest6 nekolil
dni to potrva, nez obrovska hromada tn
bude rozebrana.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Svindl ler. Policie slidi nynf velmi
horliye po Williamu Wilcoxovi. Chiapik
toho jm6na byl asi pied dvema tJdny u
bytovan City hotelu, kde 81 pocinal, ia
ko rusky yelkostatkaf. o platu ovsen Sc
nezmifioval; takovym p4ndm Jest place.
nj sproste. Kdyz jiz drzitel hoteIu jeho
panstvi bral podezfeni. podal mu tento
smenku, jez byla Ma pohled tax verne pa
delana, ze hotelier il pfijal jako hotove pc
nize Wilcoxovi ma nj ieste 5 90 dodal.
Wilcox Ma to hotelu zmizel, nezapome-
nuv ovsem witt sebou pro pffpad Pied
casne zirpy dobry zAnovni zimnik sye-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

G ht6la pohfbiti psa a k o
clov6ka. Ma westsaid ranovalo po
n6kolik dni nemale iitfeni mezi obyvatel-
stvem. Proslychalo Sc, Ee jedna PAM
jmenem Anna Kay, chystala Sc pohsbiti
zdechlou Gubku svou rakvi dvacetidolla
rove ma Afbtov6 nlici Monroe. A po-
vest Sc ukazala pravdivou. Povoz zave-
zl drahe rakvi psovskou zdechinu az
ku vrat6m htbitova, avsak hrobaf il ne
propustiI. Ma to byla pohfbena "a stave-
MIN pani Kayove, kteraz sobotu veGer
zarmutkem mad ztratou pohan6nim mi.
lacka jeliho sama zemfela
Spolek prot tryzneni zvifat mel by spa
nilomyslne pani te postayiti novem je-
zernlm parku pomnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Wilson & Sykora,
ga zastupcove j. Kopfsteina.
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- Upozorhnieme ma mydlafske w
robky Adama Duncana, cislo 2. Eagle
street. -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

- Mydlarna Duncanova vyrab
yyborna mydla luGebni toietni pro po-
tfebu krasotinek.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
THE Waikiki BANK DEFALCATIoN.

The examination OF witnesses in the suit Of tho
United States government against the estate OF William
NJ Graham. former president OF the Waikiki National
Bank ana Charles n. Norton cashier for 5000 00O
TO cover the amount Of the deficiency the bank the
time of It's failure, was continued yesterday before
Register John w. Little at his Office, No. 4 Warren
street Counsellor George W. Dill appeared for the
receiver of the bank and exMayor A. Oakley Hall ap-
peared counsel for the witnesses Briggs and Moody
who II Is alleged swindled Graham out Of thirty odd
thousand dollars at the time when they we're proprie-
tors of gambling saloon at NJ 10 West Twenty fourth
street detective has been searching for Moody for
two weeks past without success, but yesterday Mr..
Hall brought the gentleman whose whereabouts the
officers found difficult to ascertain into Register
Lttle's office, and he received the subpoena when 1t
served on him IN very pacific manner
The examination OF Briggs proceeded with by
Mr. DIN, but upon the putting OF the drst question.
sWhal year did Mr. Moody leave the house No 10 West
wenty-fourth streetf" Briggs read the following
.Mr A. o. HALL my counsel has furnished me with
the purport OF the examination heretofore had IN the
proceedings OF Messrs Graham and Taylor and by IL
perceive that | am charged with partic Cation In
gambling transaction, which, II true would expose
10 criminal prosecution under the statutes of the State
Of New York; am being questioned about the mat
ter and It's surroundings decline to any qucs-
tons on the subject on the ground that the answer to
the question now put would expose me TO a criminal
prosecution snd crimnato me"
The witness also asked whether he did not have
conference WIN Moody anu aterWaru 20 10 Middle
town to Graham whether he did not send word
for Graham TO meet HIM at the Taylor House Middle
town, and whether Graham did not meet him re-
qucstcd Also TO state what passed between witness
Graham during the conference at the Taylor House
Witness declined TO answer all these questions the
same ground that he refused 90 answer the FIRST and
Mr Moody was called.
Moody stated that he fortyone years OF age and
resided at No., 1872 Broadway; could not remember
whether he had ever seen Graham or not witness
was then asked whether he kept the place where he
lived as private or public house, anu In reply read
paper similar 10 that which Briggs read In response
20 his FIRST question.
Register Little has not the power decide whether the
witnesses Of yesterday shall answer the questions which
they declined 70 answer, the matter viii DO certified
20 Judge Batchford Of the southern District Court
and upon the rendering OF his decision the examina
ton will be continued
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
HORSE NOTES.

Tho following horses are now in training at Mon
mouth Park all of which have wintered there except
John Colee's string:-
j. F. Chambern's ch. c. Lord Zetland b. h. The
Hoaxer, gr. T. Lizzie r. and ch. Gath.
Charles Reeds ch. &. Trouble, b. 6. Shaugraun b. c.
Brigand b. b. Point Bland, three year-oldcolt NY
Oysterman, dam Hermine
A. Taylor b. c. Arcturus.
J. s. Ca,tanack's b. c. Lclaps
Colonel Crosbys ch. h. Warlke
Carr Co. sb; C. yiceroy, ch. C Britscka, b. f. Buff
and Blue, ch. Ella Wotton, ch Rifle, br. l. Mignon,
b. c. Plunder, ch. Carte Blanche b. T. Simeon, b.
Stormaway, b. f. Juno
l. A. Ehers b. c. Frederick the Great
John Cofee's b. m. Nettie Norton gr c. Donny-
brook br h. b. f. Carver, br. Ida Wells b. c.
Charlie Null, CHI C by Panic, b. by King Ernest and
The following list comprises the string of race horses
that I. j. Nichols Co, of Paris, Ky have to COM
mencc the coming campaign withb-
War Call ch C, years old. by War Dance, dam by
imp. knight OF 81. George
Katy Pearce, b; E, years old by imp bennington,
Emma G., CHI. f., years old, by Planet dam cordclia
by Lexington
'vagrani, b. g., syears old, by Virgil dam Lazy by
imp. Scythan.
fc Brent, b. E, years old, by imp. Phaeton dam
Nettie Wiley, by Bob Johnson.
Neconchie, b. M, years old, by War Dance, dam by
Colossus
Eglamoor, ch. c., years old, by War Dance dam by
Ruric
Thunderbot blk c., years old by mp bennington
dam by Lightning.
Bay colt, years old, by imp Phacton, dam by imp.
Glmmer, ch. c., 2 years old, by imp Glcnelg. dam
The Nun, by Lexington.
Among the horses TO be sold by Major Barker at No.
142 West Thirty street, Monday morning,
two very fine stations One ofthemWeilingon OF by
Haghps Goldsmith Hambleonian, dam Miss Trustee
is capital young horse. He Is 15a hands high, ches
color hve years old and can tro IN 2:l5 The other
is the brown colt Clarendon, by Emulus, OF Mann
brino Pilot dam Bay Bess, three years old, Is g. we'll
broken and with fine turn of speed. There are four
others TO be sold, all the property OF gentleman
breaking up his breeding establishment
Lexington (Ky.) Gdsette:-Mr Frank HARPER OF
Woodiord, sold his race horse Excel to r. Miller of
Philadelphia; price not made public. The same party
bought from Major B. G. Thomas the horse John Early
by Colossus, Jr., dam Maud Farris by imp Yorkshire
and several other thoroughbreds This looks If the
Phiadelphians arc preparing for an exciting time dur
ing the Centennial. II may be that there will be many
there during the summer for there will be
crowds to attend and had better have an
eye TO that point in their Calculations.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
A srATEMENT nEoAnpINe rHE rwENTY poILAR

COUNTERFEIT NOTE.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me, after due investigation of facts touching
the cruel prosecution OF my brother Richard TO
them. $40 national bank note was received at the
box Office of the Fifth Avenue Theatre which the
management debited him WITH although against his
monstrance. Its character not known until the
bill had been returned from the bank into which IL
went with the daily deposits of the theatre Instead
OF the management destroying the note, it
was, by the possible careessness OF some
in the box Office, allowed TO mingle with other
cash, and so found place with other In the
amount sent to the HERALD Office in payment OF ad-
vertising bill sharp secret service agent who was
probably after the usual reward in counterfeit cases.
procured the bill by stratagem, and then the making
of the charge before the federal authorities hearing OF
which my brother Immediately presented himself
voluntarily at the office OF the courteous Commissioner
Shields, and there arrest The courteous
Marshal allowed my brother to 90 after bail and Mr.
DUH, of the Olympic Theatre, cheerfully signed the
bond for appearance should the go farther
There cannot be any idea OF criminal intention utter
ing the bill; and the circumstances which surround
open possession OF the bank note and OF its history
being known to many persons utterly forbid such
intention. This card Is issued because of erroneous
impressions which hasty reports of the first dis
seminated, and. In justice to my brother who is not
OF and yet inexperienced in the higher details
OF business, and who has always sustained ire
proachable character JAMES w. MORRISSEY,
Business Agent OF Mr.. Daly's Travelling Company.