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THos. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DY THos. j. FISHER & CO.,
ID Real Estate Auct,onee

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, FRONTING PARTLY ON NEW
YORK AVENUE AND PARTLY ON FOUR
TEENTII STREET NORTHW EST.
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, passed In equity
cause No. 1913 In pursuance Of tho nan1ate
and order of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. I will sell I'm front OF the premises, on
the 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1886, at . O'Clock p.
M, all that certain piece or parcel OF ground.
situate In the city of Washington, District OF
Columbia, and Known and described on the
ulat o { said city as all OF lot numbered seven
", in square numbered two hundred and
t~cnty.three (22D. outside of aud except that
Part thereof upon which the building known
as the Palace Market stands.
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase
money to be paid at the time Of the sale. and
the remaiDing two-thirds In equal payments
In one and two years after the date OF said
sale, the deferred payments TO bear six per
cent interest per annum, and TO be secured
to the satisfaction OF said trustee A deposit
of two hundred dollars required Mt the time
of sale Conveyanciug at the cost of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale TO be complied with Ia
ten days from day of sale. otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the
fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser,
after five days public notice of such resale In
some newspaper published In Washington,
d. .
Trustee.
Tnos. j. FISHER & co,
AuctiOneprs.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

s~Sys NOTICE is Hereby Given to aii
~ PARTIES in interest that meeting Of
the stockholders of the Johnson Luinley Long
Starlo Cutton.Gin Company (a company char.
tered under the laws Of West virginia. will
be held for the purpose OF organizing said
company. Ht The Office of Thomas A. Mitchell,
No. f3t J. st u W, In the city of Washington D.
G., THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1886, at $50 d, m
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
ALGERSON T.. 'GRtGGS,
JAMES A. BRNLMEAR,
SAMUEL u. WEBB.
MILEtUS J. WINE,
e. BANKS BROOkES,
FRANK PALMER
TOLBEKr LANSTON,
(ornprntorq
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He was Department clerk and had been
married about two years. Being of prac-
teal turn, his wife had. been using on the
table daily some OF the silver plate pre-
sen,ed at the wedding, with more or less
wear and tear on the plate.
"My dear" he said one day to his wife,
'whore did you get all these brass worlSs?n
"Why, love-" she exclaimed, '"that's the
silver that was presented at our wedding"
"Oh, is It? Well, love, lam not surprised
that there is demand for silver service re-
FORM" and he wiped his mouth on dish
Of straw berries and cream.
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street-car mules eat at the ta5le d'oat.

Sam Jones has returned to his cigars. 1t
was easy enough not to smoke the Chicago
variety, but when lie got back to where
they were made Of tobacco, the temptation
could not be withstood.
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WAMTED--.HOUSES,

WANTED--SmaII House in Country
wv not far from city and convenient to
railroad station Address, stating price and
location, o Box No. 53i.
NTANTED--TO Purchase on the In
w stallment plan, house OF or O rooms,
mod imps, good location; price not to exceed
$3.50: Capitol Hill or northwest preferred.
Address j. b. W., GIL 9th st n W.
WTANTED-Fora Year or Longer, 10
wv or IL room house, on or near II ST line
of cars. Address $. c., Critic Office.
"ANTED--To Kent--Small House of
wv Dor 6 rooms; family of 3 adults state To-
cation and rent. Address HOUSE, Critic
office,
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"No subsidy! No subsidy
Twas thus the Members cried;
Aud so IL was that In the House
The steamship subsi died.

"Stranger things have happened than that
the Nationals should stand at the head OF
the list" said baseball man to reporter.
81 presume so," was the response, "but
they haven't happened since the age of
miracles"
Did anybody rush the Growers last
nightS
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yXTAETED-By u Respectable Coiorcd
w girl, ~ years old. place as nurse. Call
at or address 200 Soaton Court, between III
and Sd and II and SITS.
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WANTED-..ROOMS,

yNANTED--Ry n Young Nan, Room
w and board with private ia nily, with
comforts Of u homc terms must be very
reasonable. Address PERMANENT, Critic
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w IANTED-1st OF June. 2 or . Un-
w furnished rooms In private family, ~
floor: gentleman and wife: moderate rent;
prompt pay references exchanged. PROMPT,
Critic Office
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j, Louis Jennings, once New York city
editor, Is now u member Of Parliament.
-lExchange.
This is not nearly So remarka-
hle as II he had risen to the city editorship
after having been member of Parliament.
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The Growlers growled merry growl
And merry growl growled they,
They growled all night
TIL broad day light,
And went home at the break of day.
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=
- I.|t
AS Hon. Julius Caesar Burrows OF Mich
igan and Hon, William Morrison OF Illinois
were going to the Capitol this morning two
Wrecks approached them. And they were
Terrible Wrecks, indeed.
f, "This is Mr.. Burrows, | believe" said
one, touching Its top to the Member from
Michigan.
EYES," replied that gentleman in bedazzled
hewilderment, looking them over.
"I'm under Thousand obligations to
you, sir, for your steadfastness of purpose
in my behalf and your unvarying kindness
In my trlbulations. You did all you could,
bat the Fates were not propitlous and tri-
umph was not for us,n said the Wreck, In
o weary voice.
FWA9pyyhYExAea are you"' stammered
[ Sap i thsN, 50 ssbapged9 9o the Wreck
lhurmured satilyfoi jtsclf, ana speaking
aloud, iteontlilidd! dDon't you know M ?
am Subsidy Bill"
"Ohl" said Mr. b., with au intense sigh
Of relief.
ayes, | am Subsidy Bill and this is
Horizontal Bill with me. We have just
made contract with Barnum to storm the
provinces In side-show tent this summer
as the Siamese twins. think we can beat
the wreckered.n And emitting a ghastly
grin at this burst OF clrcus-ring humor, the
and went their way.
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XhNrrD S,TiIaTInNS

tisda.sys 0f Three LiDeS HDdst his had
tnstrisd Mros Inns TO, Is ceniS.
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FOR RENT..-ROOMS.

Advstftsenests Of Three Zines under this head
inserted three ttSnss for 25 cents.
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NNANTED-By u Respectable Coiorcd
wv girl, n situation as chambcrmaid. Ad.
drpse tGIp 18th et N W
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M ANTED--iBy II Lady, n Situation to
wv take care Of children; speaks French;
willing 10 make herself generally useful AMI
so TO the country. Address MARIE, Critic
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lob PRINTING.
ID o. POLKINHORN,
Book, Job and Poster Printer,
$50 AND 834 d STREET N. w.
Near corner 1th st.

gibson BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTERS,
1923 Penna. ave. Washington, ID. @.
eW- Fine Printing speciality.
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The English sparrow has struck the glo-
rious climate Of California, and we will bet
a French mutuel that before half dozen
years those Califoruians will be shipping
Shanghai chickens back to the East as spe-
cimeDs Of sparrow development under fa-
vorable auspices.
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7 REAL ESTATE.
u. u. STONE. NJ. L. LITrLEFiELD.
STONE g. LITTLEFIELD.
Real Estate Brokers,
1926 Il street N. W.

Prompt attention given to loans and to the
sale and renting of real estate.
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Quite peace appears to have fallen out
Of the Greek war cloud.
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RENT
TIE NEW POST BUILDING.
Studios, Offices and Lodge or Society Rooms.

SluulOs, CllCcS anu lsoupt ooCltty NOoius.
There are yet vacant In the new Post Build
ing some well-lighted rooms suitable for
lodges and societies; also several woli-lighted
rooms, eligible for artists studios; also two
roSms fitted for light manufacturing, with or
without steam power; Otis elevator runs day
and night. Apply at POST COUNTING ROOM
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FOR REMT---HOUSES.

NOR RENT--17Oa Connecticut ave,
T new brick dwellings, 10 rooms all mol
ern conveniences and improvements; large
J.F OLMSTEAD,
1IlG New York ave.
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A hailstone weighing two pounds recently
, fell in an Illinois town. There was no dyna-
mite or explosive material inside of it.
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TOR RENT--Wouse No. S07 u st n W,
III rooms and bath room, In perfect order,
suited to small family only; rent S23 II month,
IN advance. Apply next door, 500.
A LADY Living IN N w Part of City
N has a nicely furnished Groom house
that sh- would rent for the summer to a re-
sponsible party very reasonably; references.
Address Mrs b., Critic oaicc, the next ten
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the first payment thereon can be made daily
from $3.50 a. m. to 1890 p. IN, at the Office of
the association, 9l7 Y street northwest.
Pamphlets explaining the object of the as
upon application at the Office,
THOMAS SOMERvlLLE. President.
JNO hoy EnSON. Sec'Y OH L street,.
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w-A ARD.
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early, decay, loss of manhood, 60; will send
recipe that will cure you FIR ZEE OF CHARGE.
sionary 5 T in south South America. s S.' Send ~ self fad.
dressed envelope to the Rev. Jos. T. Inman,
Station ID, New York CITY.
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XLrANTEU--H Hy u Respectable Colorcd
w Wouan % situation TO coIk. wash an
iron for n small family; od references. Ad'
dress REAR. 1871 18th Il n W.
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I1OR RENT--Two Furnished Rooms
II suitable for two or three gentlemen, with
good table board; terms reasonable, at 1851
9Th st n w
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HN5HFARMERS' and Mechanics Fire
~ Insurance Company, 1419 II st n w
Washington, d. @. Capital stock, Si00,0cO.
Small lines written. WV
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sr-ynsECURITY FRO VI Loss ByBUR
~ GLAkl, ROBBERY. FIRE OR .ACCG-
nENT

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
Corner 10Th II and n Y ave-
Perpetual charter, act of Congress, January
.2, 1867. .......I ..I.....
Auillluiss
Fiie and dhurghr.urOofvaults.w with Sergeant
Time Lock attached guarded by three watch.
iten. and constant electrical communication
with Police Department.
Safes rented from S. to so per year.
SilvCrwBfc taken on deposit In trunks or
boxes at lowest rates.
Management Benz. p. Snyder president;
Chas. C. Glover, Nice'preS't; A. l.. Sturtcvaut
stc'y: y lavrasOn Riggs treas; John g.
Parks, Ncury 4. willard. John +. Rodgers.
q CnAs. q. NYMAN. Asst Sec'y.
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PERSONAL.

A Gentleman, Stranger in the City,
N having the entire TO all the theatres, de-
sires the acquaintance of laiy between IS
and 80 TO enjoy these amusements with him.
Address, in confidence, Amusement, 4 + G.,
Critic Office.
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: IV1ANS.
In sums to suit at per cont.
The above rs only small portion Of prop
erty on my books. For full list call at oifioo
for bulletins issued on 1st and 18th.
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sw@wAsHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT
BX5 COMPANY.
9l6 Penna. Ave. Northwest.
The Company vi rent small private safes
In lis new
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS
rom SO to 500, according TO size
Silver Plate and articles of value may be
stored and insured for any length OF time at
eery reasonable charges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-06
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1885
Clear the Way

For the escape from the system of its
waste and debris. which, If retained.
would vitiate the bodily fluids and over
throw health. That important channel
Of exit, he bowels. may be Kept perma-
neutly free from distractions BY using
the nOn-gripIng. gently acting and
agreeable cathsrlic, Hostet.er's Stom-
ach Bitters. which not only liberates
impurities, but invigorates the lining of
the intestinal canal. which is weakened
BIZ constipation or the unWise use OF
violent purgativeS. The stomach, liver
md urinary organs are likewise reiu-
forced and aroused to healthIll action
by this benehcient tonic and correcti c,
and every organ. fibre. muscle and
nerve experiences a share Of its inyigo-
rating Influence. UnoDjectonable in
favor, a most genial and wholesome
medicinal stinlulant, and owing its eff
cacy TO botanic sources exclusively, Il IS
the remedy best adapted TO household
use. on account OF its safety, wide
scope aud speedy action.
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HOME MARKETS.
Corrected DailyitrOD an Inspection
OF Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers,
O6ce OF TIE HERAuD.

Thursday Evening, August !, 1856.
salt Lake Ore Market
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Dried Frnita.
Buying prscss.l
Wool.

tBuying prces.)
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Salt Lake & Western
Z AILW A "


On Gn after
Saturday, Dec. zeOth, ISS1
Trims VII rEn as follows:
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Reduction In Prices

Elegant Summer at 5Oc worth
Elegant Sumner silks at 6e., worth Sjc.
Elegant mme-s Silks worth $lG0
Coord Silks shades T5c., worth SLOe
Cooed Silks shs e, S0c, worth Sl25
shades SIPS, worth $L65
Silks best makes 9Oc, Sl $l $l $l62
l. and worth 25 cent
75, worth . cent
Rhsme Surshs, TwOoned Bocsdes
prices thane ever eredn this city.
Rosary Bes5-:imnled $3.50.
White and Coored Wash Robes
Lc Hosiery Ladies Underwear
We Ladies' Of this
following fde
to 500 TO 500 $11 $3.50
tr7.50, $3.50 o 5000 $3.50 $500, etc., etc.
An Of Mohar and Linen Ules t1st received
az upwards choice n style
In
and bargains numerous to.ne26On
viii the hoEe Of Chiagoh
rtmenta and honorable treatment
MAIL oRDEGS PROMPTLY FILLED.
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Eggs.
Cured Meats and Lard.
Cheese.
fSening priceS.S
Live Stock.

Eastern. D5c = u
Utah l5o
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hIIVEh-

Furnished daily By XcconIok a Co
Bsrierkl
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sCounects with Utah Central trsIn Iesvfn
VstL1 nke 81 40 An
tCo1necss With Utah Central rsin arrfv
4Ez % 6elt Lake st6.sep.m.
top oRly upon signals.
W. ", RITTER,
H7s1z Sup.
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Hdss.
lBuying price

Dig flint hides .spd ZIP, good. hc
Dry flint hidsstnd Kip, d6Iesg. 10
Dry fint oan skins, good, -. Eo
Ery flint calf skins, damased.. 02c
Dry saA hides, kp and calf,
COED, ...-......-..-...- &c
Dry salt hides, KIP and cani
damaged ....-....---.....- &C
Dry horse hides. &c 70 15c Z
Sreen hides and Kip, good ,...- o6
Gresn nldes and kip, damaged, 4e
Green calf skins, good: -.--- 90
Green calf skins, damaged. SC
Green sailed hides and ZIP, wei
cured, good, ..-....-.---. 6l
Green saIted hides and kip, well
cured, damaged, ..-......: ~
Green salted calf skins, well
cured, good, 80
Green sailed calf skins, wei
cured, dsmaged,.....".... ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-29
.SPRAWOz.D DAME:
saieurxea1We

nia.NEZen1We
Z obroa sejneu Zeciq=hu Mar. Pol.
10 Bay City.
New York, dnia 25 ipca, 1867.
w poczatkach zcszfego miesiaca
otrzymoIem zapytanie, czy chce
pojcchac ma Sejm do Bay City.
i owszem, odrzelsiem NINA
arcyprzyjemna.
Zaledwie jednak wymowifem
tc diva nieszczcsne siowka, gdym
odebraf W podarunku paczke, z:.
wiers.jaca hia1y cylinder, bia1y
krawut pare. killSa papierowych
olSragiych ,,dow od6w uznania."
Juz bytem gotow powtorzyG te
diva siowa, W nadz;ei, ze i po-
darunck sic powt6rzy, gdy wtem
wrcczono mi pewnc notatlli, po
ktorych przeczy taniu pvzyponniai
mi SIG szyld mad restauracya: mic
darmo, wszystlso za pieniadze."
Wprawdzic HE zadano odemnc
pieniedzy, DO owszelh. odwrot-
n;e.... jalby sic tn wyrazic? OF!
lepieJ wcalc sic ME wyrazic. t.
tylllo nadmienie, ze gdybym ME
byf zwiazanym tajemnica, moghby.
scio sic dowiedziec, ze tc notatlli
zawieraty instrukcyc ,dotyczace wy
boru pewnej osoby ma Cenzora.
w sobotc dnia 3 bm. stanatem w
Bay City i w ponicdzatels udaiem
sle rano na nabozch~ two do koscio.
ia. Do glebi serca wzruszony sio-
wami wypowiedzianemi ambony
przez W. ks. Jozeft Barzyliskiego
jui chc'a'em poisc "a jego rada
powrocic do domu, ale ,byc w
Rzvmic Papiczl ME widziec,"
jakos NE uchodzi, wiec udatcm sic
ma pierwsze posiedzcnic Scimu
Wszedfszy ma sale spostrzegtem
wprost wcjscia 20 mad estrada;
napis oWitamy.' Sciany suft
przepysznie udekorowane chora-
gwiami, ohrazami, herbami i napi-
sami. Z napis6w wyr6zniq tyllio
diva:
i. PIRACY zgody bracia, a
staniemy sic narodem wolnym."
2. ,Po Bobu najpierwsza o.
czyzna."
Kwiaty i wstegi W kolorach
narodowych uzupelniafy delloracye.
o godz. II rano Wicecenzor
oznamia zebranym, zo Cenzor ME
rrzewiGzianym wypadkiem zatrzy-
many W drodze, jeszczc ME przy
jcchat; = prusl zatem odfoaenie
otwar@ia S jmu do godz. r. Pro
pozycya przyjqto.
O godz II W potudnie. Vice
cenzor: Panowie! Cenzora leszcze
nis ma, wiec W zaslepstwie j W
imiemu Cenzora ctwicram Sci n.
slychac turlot zajezdzajacego
powozu. Wiccccnzor zbliza sic do
okna oswiadcza: Cenzor przy-
iecha}.
Ce3zora wprowadza do sail ks.
d. Majer, ktory go ma dworcu
kolei oczel1iwal wrecza Cenzoro-
wi hebanowy mf"tek, oprawny W
kosG stoniowa, 2 hel benz narodowym
Cenzor po zajeciu lSrzesla, prosi
Wicecenzora, czfonkow Rzadu Gen.
tralnego obecnych l1siezy (lSs. d.
Majera j Ks. Doma@nlssieso) do
IA jccia mIej,c honorowJch na estra-
die, Poczcm powo1ujc ma mar
szaika Snjmu ks DomagalslSiego,
sckretarza SeJmu p. Sadowsk'ego.
Usprawicdliwi sic przyczyn o.
poznienia zapowiada urzeaowe
otwarcie S"jmu ma jutro na god1.
s rano, gdyz, jals oznajmia, MIN
razema przA jechaIo ,poi xa'y" dele
gatow Zn2h"du, kt6rzy podroa2
zmqczcni mu-za nicco oGpoczac
Zcby jednaIS dni. ME traciG, pr. 81,
by o godz 3 po poludniu dtie%a j
przcd,tawili marszaiisoAi sNoj
mandatv
tslis.:: szOnowny P. Cs1z2r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-29

rarzy zauWaAyc, &c jesll .lutro be-
dzie otwarcie Seimu, to my mo-
zemy jutro przcdstawic mandaty.
ia DO naprzyk}ad, ME mann man.
datu PREY sobie.
iSudocski:. = Zwracam tylko
uwage ma to, &e p. slisz przyjechat
ma Sejm jako dclegot i przyznajc
otwarcie, ze mandatu ME ma.
Slisz:: = Proszqz ia pana, ia
tego nie powiedzialem, DO ia mann
mandat, ale ,jeszcze w kuferllu.
As. lNuier: = Panowie! Gdy
ieszcze ME byfo tutaj Ccnzora,
toscie chcieli otworzyc Sejm bez
niego, Il teraz sc rokazuj", 70
wc"le mandatow ME macle re soba.
Robie wniosek, &cby manIaty byfy
dzisiaj przeds.awione.
Wniosek przyieto posiedzenie
do godz. 8 zawieszono.
Godz. 3 po pot: Marszafels,
ktoremu dano do pomccy komitet
3ch, przeg'ada mandaty delega-
tow WszystIzie w porzadku. Krze-
mlhski protestuie przeciwko dele
gatowi ,,Ogniska", oswiadczajac, ze
jestto towarzystwo socvalistow
Cenzor oSwiadcza, ze ma przed
SODA ma stole Konstytucye pro-
tokofy ,ognisk;' &e takowc prze]-
rsaf &c zarzut przeciwlso temu
towarzystwu jest nicuzasadnionym.
Pomimo to DIR. Szymahski zakfada
1ormalny protest, po l1torym zapada
uchwafa, zehy debaty mad protcstem
odfozono do ,,Nowych spraw"
zeby Dr.. Grunberg brat udz;at W
Se.mie inllo delegat ,,Ogni~ka"
Wybr"no nastcpnie komitet
Sch do przejrzenia lSsiag Rzadu
Cen,ralnego. Poczem znzadano re-
vizyi Issiag Komitctu Centralncgo
! D"broozynnoscl w Nowvm Yorku
Sellretarz tego ll0mitetu p. Pawfow
ski oswiadczyf, zc ksiag hie wyda.
DO on ME Jest urzednilsiem Zwiazku,
tvjko jess sekretarzem prywatnym
p. Jerzmanowskiego. Togo tluma-
czenia sic Srjm ME uwzglednif, bo
Komitet Centralny sam swoim
czasic ogfosif sic IA gafcz Zwiazlsu
Na,odowego i w tym charakterze
dotad sic rieczetuie. Wybrano
przeto komitet z Sch, kt6ry MA od
| kom;tetu Centr. zazaduc ksi3zki
do sprawdzenia.
Wtorel1 d. Lipca, godz. s rano.
SelSretarz odczytuje liste dele
| gatow Ohecnych razem Ga
Cenzor zapowiada uroczyste o.
twarcie Sejmu. Porownywa obeony
Srjm poprzedniemi, wyISazuje
wzrost ZwiazSu Narodowego, ktory
wbrow wszellliei niccheci napasc,
idzic smiafym llrokiem naprzod
Znaczna ilosc delcgatow ma Seimie
| icst dowoaem tego wzrostu. Dzie
kuje delegation "a pomoc w piracy
dzisiaj pierwszy raz szczesliwym
Jest, re moze przcmowic do talk
Iicznego grona, wsrod lSt6rego widzi
mfodych, pierwszy raz wstepajjacych
szranli ma polu piracy publicz-
nci; - widzi takze i stare, Cd
dawna zna ijome mu twarxe. Pre-
mawia oddzielnie do mtodych, cd
| dziclnic do starszych, przemawia
~ serca i uczuca." Prosi i Ia.
Slina wszystIiich, by sic kierowali
wiasnem zdaniem byli ,,bezpar-
cvalni" Prstano"icnia ich ma
S.Jm'c mic p"wlnriy uIt t@aG &adnym
wzglcdom, &adnym zobowiazaniom,
zadnym wpfywom. = Jesli ktory-
| kolwels was = oswiadcza Cenzor
= czuje sic wzgledem mnie, a!Sa-
kolwiclS obietnica xwiazanym, jcsli
ma jakiekolw1eIl wzgiedcm mnie
ebow;azili, ktoreby 60 mogly krq-
powat, to wobcc Boga ludzi
zwalniam dzjsiaj talS"wych k:z-
diego. (o%la>'lD. W tal$zym cia@u
stowia IA przyklad TarsowIce j
Bel Maj i wsllaznjac ma powinnosei
! oinv &zAi leI,s tow prosi, by
, = rpowanicm swo.m III" za~laal Ii
nj Fote.ae.e WszeIIiio si.:a%y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-29
w Spra vic SAfaslek ma.
rodoWyclp.
New York, "a lipca.

new DIX, ~ llpca.
" skutek wniosku redakto.
ra U1arusa co do rozporza-
dzenia tunduszem ma rzecz
Skarbu Narodowego po1skie-
60 W Jego rekach bedacym,
wldze potrzebe oswiadczyG, ze
lnna rzecz narodowy zaklad
nauhowy-inna Skarb narodo-
wy.
Sz6sty Sejm polski tax te,
.jak i wiele innych waznych
materyj zupe1nie pominqf.
Trzeba rad tenn ubolewa6, lecz
ME traci6 nadziei, ze przyszly,
a mole dopiero dziesiaty lub
dwudziesty Sejm naturalnie
swe obowiqzki dobrze pojmie
spelni-wszakae Krakow ME
Cd razu zbudowano.
lynn, CO rozumleja potrze-
be Skarbu narodowego, cd raz
powzietej mySi odstepowac
ME wolno, DO ona jest swie.
ta.
u tych pobudelS jestem prze-
ciwny wnioskowi w zamian
WnosZe
zebrane pieniqdze z]ozy6
ma procent do Banku pod
imieniem ,,Skarb polski."
Chociaz zofwim krokiem 20.
stepujemy dalej, wierzmy, ze
idealne pomysiy W1arusa fun
dusz ten beda zwiekszaly i
chociaz W dalekiej przyszlosci
dojdziemy do celu.
To jedLak ME przeszkadza
nam popieraG ldei wzniesienia
zakladu naukowego pod imie-
MEM kosciuszki, Htory jest
nam takze konieczny, i ma ten
eel zalqczam jednego dolara.
Il uwagl przecie2, ze obe-
cnie sq diva projekta oddania
nalezytei cZci naszemu kosciu-
szce-,jeden przez gfazowy po-
mink, a drugi przez zakfad
uaukowy = zlanle funduszow
mole dopiero nastqpic po zgf-
dzeniu sic ma pierwszy lab
drugi projekt; 10 tego zaS cza-
:u INarus moze dcponowac
| pieni9dze W Banku / cafosci
ch pilnowaG.
ia osobiscie podzielam "a
sadly Jonka Trampiekiego, ia
! |1o zgodne z duchem czasu,
| potrzeba i okolicznoSciami, a
to dla tego, ze Ameryka jest
dia mas tylko Hotelem = tax
przynajmniej wierzyc many.
kto4 Hotelu sciany bedzie
stroll? Glazowy pomnik czas
zniszczy i pieniadz zmarno-
wany - zas zaklad naukowy
nietylko ze bedzie i ola o,jczy-
zny Polski dIa goscInne) A.
mery11l zarowno uzyteczny, ale
nadto zawsze bedzle wartos-
ciiowy-i zawsze znajdq sic lu.
.!zie, l1torzy o wzrost dobto-
byt takiego zakladu dba6 ME
przestan4.
Geese Towarzystwu, ktore
| podnlosIo mysl glazowego pc
mnlka-ale ;la stokroc VIE
ksza czest zasluly, 'ezeli przyj-
mic zasadq-co pozytecznlej-
SZe.
Stmls2aoy Kr=enl,isA7.