davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08

przypomina]: nazwlska, GAS :mierci, bo-
lesc sauna, kt6rq czu} dotykaiac czolem
zimncgo kamienia, = wszystko to powia-
da}o mu lie sic ME my]i.
Ale niechze Pan bedzie baczniej-
Sym ma ozdoby tego grobovca, odezwa-
Ia sic %hiszpahshim jezykiem biednie przy-
Drama kobieta, wiekiem p%ochilona, kt6rej
dotad Ernest ME dostrzegl, lie he sic "a
jego zbli3eniem schronila, a teraz uraaona,
ze swiezo poiolony kwiecisty wieniec
nadwerezyf, wyszfa Z ukrycia, zeby sic
"a swojq ujqc prace.-Ot64 mi pan po,
g%niot}es mole dopiero co po]ozone kwia-
ty. Wszakze to powimo bye wiadome,
lie w1asnost zmar1ych szanowa6 nalezy!
20. ME obawiaj sic staruszko aadne-
go z mel strony ub]i3enia. Gr6b ten jest
mi "a nadto swiety--- Powiedzze mi, Una.
las te osoby, ktorych zwloki ten kamien
Ola czeg62 to pytanie?
-Ach nlewiaslo, ia mann w tenn
bardzo wielki %interes, -najscislej splatanv
z ca1em Ayciem moi EN-. Zaklinam Gle
ma wszystko, %odpowiedz mi.
Staruszka pomierzyla 20 oczyma i
wreszcie odrzek}a: ia zna1am tylko pa
niq Baronowal. Byfac ona w prawdzie
francuzkae, ale posiadala bardzo dobre
SERGE. Wiele mi dobrego wyswiadczy}a,
a ia sic jej odwazieczam jak moge, mode
sic "a lei dusze codziennie, i odswieaam
na jej g%robowcu.
20 MECH CT Bog "a to zapfaci!-|
.owiedz2e mi, gd.ie to osoba mieszka1a,
kt6rej talk .jestes wdzieczna9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08
ROZDZIAL Y
Ma grobic rodzicOW.

W kofiieu przyszedf rulk, W kt6rym
, Ernest ala3y}, W powaane do]'"y miasta
Wittorya: rniasto to przeznaczone MI by
10 ma garnizon, a przeto z%o]niera, swiedzqc
De eel Jce6 marszu bliski. gdzie ma pc
trudach podruay j niebezpleczenstwach
przezaycietonych w kraju neprzN]acle!-
skim odpoczqG, p~rzyspieszaf wesofo krok"
swego.
U1a Ernestas ktory dotqd prz"cllodzlf
wsie / mieicinay %Iliszpanii, by1a stollca
prowincyi Alawa, zajmuj aca; przeblegat
.jej ulice 2 ~cieHawoscIa wicklow s"emu
w}asciwq; rozszerzal dalej swe wycieczsi
W ulice miasta, o lie mt sluzba ME
pr~zeszkodzala; a ia tn wl#suie NE byfa
trudna. Pc kilku BOWEN dolach bytno-
sci w Wittoryi, obrah ssobie P%u1ko%nlk
Ernesta swym sekretarzem, przez co l po-
fo2enie lego nierownie co do zofdu INA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08
NEPTUN WlSLANY.
I NV TCNN

Ona hyfu piekna, piekns lak rnsalka. L
bierala sic w suklia W z7iy kImy, kolorow,
chihskich, krotka sto.ownie do dz;~jejsze mody.
Ma g1owie nesita aenko Cd k#} elusza 1nafosci
przykfadncj. L tyiu yfoMy mip}a kok naiwie-
kszy iakl ttyZYer"ni lie w~arszawscy ma nEstalunel
jej zrobic moelj.
A;ala i,esagu wicIe, ba1dTo nj"Ic t}sie,y.
Ale, jesli wi-lc mja'a ]osa@n. i.szczc wiecej
miafa konkurentow.
Miala jch tylu, iiu Wy %obrazni# t"wic5ci"'z"-
wi lrzypnsciG .iozwala.
1edeh byf ~bIondyn, druyi b!unet, t1zecj ~za-
tyn. czwarty ~hogsty, piaty uksztH}c>ly, szo>ty
jak Antinous zbudowanv, j TAX dale, bcz kohca.
I.ecz ohs odpycha1a jedncgo 20 dsugj'n.
Czarna poIewka prawie c"dziei byfa na O.
bad W domu ,iei rodzcow.
ksnknfenci rozpae1;sir, wi,In chciato subic
tycie oabiera&, zsden jednakze togo ME zrobi1.
Wszyscy zbyt ia kochaIi, azehy krwia obciazat
lei m}ode sumienic micl;.
Jnlio, rzeb}a .jcj matka..
By1o iej ia imje Julia
Julio, rzek}a tedy jcj m"tka IA Ike
90 ty ezekasz7 kogo sic spodzjcw#sz?. krolcvi-
cze ME ie2dza tcraz w z'oconych kuretucll szu,
kat bogdanki 20 wie@kach mia>tarh; mic 1achui
ma 2adneso, DO zostaniesz >t'a;, ra''na.
Me pd]de 20 MAJ, odrowicdziaia Ju-
liza, = PIX ME znajde kovhanka Z kcdzicrza-
wemi ~tesami.
Julia u i=ia s'abtsc do kelzj,rzawyc}, VITO
On mi.l przesljczne ~lo>s kedz'erzawc. dIu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08
z Gazet Europeiskich.

[ Oua]enly uZlSla] llSI KslfuZa ha'uy
na}a Ledochowskiego z Rzymu,, W
ktorym zegna ON sic jake areyblskuP
pozna1fski i gnieznienski z sweml dyecezya
mani, z~awiadamiaisc ich zarazem' re z wo'
|; O;co :w z}oav} 10 ~woje arcyblskup-
stwo ahv W ten sposob ulatwiG zgode z
.zadem nruskim dad moznost Go po-
wofan;o ;nnrco kaplana ma arcypaste-
rza do bielnycl, Wielkopolan. Czytel-
nicv pamietajq dobrze, &c ks. kardyral
Led6chowskiego zloiy}y sadly pruskie 2
afcybiskupstwa, &c 50 przez 2 lata vic
ziono W Ostrowie a potem Z kraju wy
dalono, wracaG ME pozwolono nawet
W Rzymie jeszcze pozwaml saaoweml po-
dobno niepokojono
W @przekonamu swojem i wed1ug
praw obowiszkow koscielnych ME przes-
tai ks. Led1chowsN bye arcybiskupem
poznahskim i ~gniczmrn~kim, jake taxi tee
sprawowal OH rlsl> ohu tych archidye.
cezvi al d. re rhwili tam = Rzymu .
nod Okla Oica sw Muslal to przeciez ely
mic ukradkq wra"iv. gdyz by} czas, W
ktory1n IA li>,y 2 Rzymu bardzo uwaza-
{. no, a nad,o ~ledzono pllnle, czy ktory
2 ksicly Jako powiernik zasterca ar
cybiskrpa ME dziaia I'ywaiy o to po-
dejrzenia kary nawet ma rome osoby.
TAX vice dluze:j p~ozostat ME mogfo.
Take rzqdy i take pasterzowanle to rzecz
trudna niedostatecZna, ktora IA dobre
dyecezyom, kosclolowi Sw i duszom wler-
nych wyiSG ME moe. PastcrZ powlnlen
bye przy owjeezkach swoich, gdy2 Was
mem okiem ich piluowac strzcdz, villas
nym gloscm nawolywat mu trzeba.
L tych tedy powodow staral sic
Ojciec sw. usilnie 0 zmiane ma lepszq!, a
gdy Rad zadnq miarq ks. Le~dochowskle-
mu powrocit ME pozwala1, ani zadnego z
polskicll ksiezy wielkopolskich arcybisku-
penn W Poznaniu mice ME chciaf, przy-
zwolil Ojciec ;w. ma to, zeby arcybisku-
penn poznaiskim byf ks. Dinder, pro
boszcz Z krolewca i kanonik waruAinski.
TAX sic konczy dlugo Ietnie siero-
ctwo w~ielkopolskidn dyecczyj. @dyz villa
sciwie Cd ; lutego 1874 roku, ktorym
to dniu ks. Ledochowskiego wyw1ezlono
z Poznania do w!ezicnia W OstroWle. Well
kopolska' byla hcz arcypasterza swobodne-
20 mogacc@o wlasnem okiem dog qdac
+. gromadki wiernycll swoich.
Ksiqdz lie d6chowski to meczennik
nasz wzniosly. pastcrz czu}y, wytrwa1y
praw obrolica / gorliwy %2otrlerz (hystu-
> so"y 20 C@NS'os0 "'''N' - F'""" N''N''
ia narod1 n'~]eSo a., p;u.o
ro"ol"l 90 'o7 l!ze1 n.y." "noi.l' G5'
"a na "SsoA1e uoS''J'@ss"o r.s ~, p;
nlec" in'' % oF''Ne >A01s ':S N"Ilo:
polem 40 piracy lolS 'eyl''e' ia :"
!" Qua 'l'SHe2" l"loo0.
Asy!'o"% '4S pInnsl o'7o ";amn ink
czne5 P',nAss. dr5 = .9hia.u;, V;ach
o,l "a ~ '"r na,nj
Dog os'z!e 'a.. z,.. .;.
N"j' p,,sa sn$,,t.; Iatv n~hs;mowa}am
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08

Prsyszedf: Julia ujrzafa GO njrsaia lo-
lOchAfa
Korzystnjac Y pierwszego sam ma sam on
lklukf pred mia fzekf:
- Kocham Gle yulio!..
Onu odpowicdziafa: .
= Kocham Gle Julianie!.. 0
By}o mu trudno sic podniesc, syf BOWEN
bardzo przejety uczuciem.
Dzch slubu I'll, lat SIC szybko, r. MIN do
nic.o przyszfn, kochankowie ME rozstawai sic
30 dniach cafych.
Raj zlarzyio sic, ze Il towarzystwem znal-
aoval; ~e n.d ~brzegiem Wisely.
Zaguduni 0 swej mitosci ME sppstrzegli SO,
ze tnwurzy,two pozostalo daleko "a niemi.
Obeirzeli size. nikogo widac ME byfo.
Monmy soft qmi ma 81 'pysnse.
Mad sam>m brzcgiem Wisfy rosf kwiatek. Q
Ach! jaki cudny kwiatek! zawoiafa
Julia spostrzcgaja 90 zdaleka.
= Beaziesz 90 mirfa Julio! = zawofaf Ju-
liam szybko pnscif sic mad wode.
Lecz zdrudna Vista podmyla brzeg.
Lelw;e Julian doAiegi DO ~kwiatka, brzeg
$40 obcrwut, pclen poswiecenia kochanek wpadt
do Wi-iy razem z kwiatkiem.
Julia wydaia straszny krzyk....
Julia wyda}a straszny k1zyk, ma ktory Mkt
nc odpowiedziaf.
pobieslu ma brzeg, wydafa krzyk nswy.
Julia1i w"lczyf rozpaczllwle z falam', lecz
fa!e byly silniejszc mad niego. Me byio go wi
d#G znpeinic, tylko kedzierzawe pukle wfosow
icszcze ukazy w"iy sic mad wedn.
Kn|elusz ,Juliana pfJnaf zdala Cd niego.
Ratrjcie go!. z rozpacza wofata Julia.
Nikogo lednak ME byfo do kofa.
Maggie, jakby . pod ziemi, jakiel widno sta
nefo przed Julia.
Mozp to byf jaki bozek wislanej fall, byf
bowiem urzemokfy do nj,ki. Woda lsla sic Z
njc@o jjak Z gsbki;
.Julia wzjeta 90 "a b6ztvo podwodne.
Bozku wislanej fall, ratuj, r.tuj Jaliaaa,
= zawota1a.
Ma 10 Neptun wislany earzskt Z usni.-
Julio. to ja!.. =.
" w NSS V' JH.SS2 eJ
Iiana. tan. d. tam. .. tam widac jeSzczs lego gie-
we. kt1ru wkr6tce W fainch utonie.
Alez Julio, czy ME poznaiesz mnie7. to
ja tw@j Julian. 'przeatraeh Gle obtaksf -.
przvjiz do sicbie mic mi ME JEST.
- To W? =: a tvoja gtowa2
Julian s%chwyeif Sc Ia glove, prad VII
sly zerw..f z mel kedz erzawa pe,uke, byta iysA
zure'nic = kilks tylko w}.sow rysowais sic Va
ovdzie.
- Jul:o!... uspokoj sic, zsw.iat,s- jatrs
ieie Mat jeszcze bardziej kedzierzece sic v'ssy.
Wicc ty nosisz peruke Julianiel
IIa, toA?. wszak ty kok nosisz, .Iulio.
Julia zemdlafa.
Neptrn ja chwycif W sws mokle ~sbjeci,, a
To- powuIl lrzyprowajzaG ia zacze}e do przyto2
innoSci~
MIN otworzyta oczy, przewoinik jakii eta
pawszy |eruke p~rzyniosi ia Julianowi, destalza
to luhla oddalif sic. o
yulin zobaczyta glove Juliana. okryts oke-
dzierzacym sic wfosem:
- Vice to byi sen, Julianie, r1ekta.
Sen, droga Julio. sen najdrotsza!...
liz tydzieh IIzy>tepujemy do oitarza zacznie
sic dEt mas zycic, piekne biogi... jak ten sen.
= Dyaiog p~omiedzy wegrem podr64uja-
Gym agentem niemieckiem ~ podroly kelcja "
dr,,lze l"om;edxy Pssztem a Wiednien.
: Jednie pan do Wiedaia' pytn wegier.
Tax
= tam pan pozostn)ef o
= Me stamtsd udajs sic do Prsgi...
W Pradzs pan pozostanie!
= Me, potem uiajc sic do Hamburga.
: \ vice pozs stanie pan " Hnmburgu2
= Me, jade dale id A,acryti.
- Przcprnszam "a niedyskretne pytanies ale
c@y pam nc wypr6tnil jskiej ka.y cguiotrwa}ejS..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08
Pod MOskalenl.

w Polsce ME przestaja MosiaIe przesIa-
dowac ksiezy katolickich. N1edawno tam Por-
wuno jednego z ksiezy kamed"tow Z pod War
szuwy, a teraz znowu aresztowano Ks. slkor-
s(xieno 2 fowicza, proboszcza na koszykach w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08

wzruszy1o ucz''cic Ernesta: wstqpi1 ma
ME, a odmowiwszy kleczac modlitwe "a
umarlych, poczal chodzic, przypatrywac
sic %nadgrobkom i czytac ich napisy.-Jak
smutnem Jest to mlejsce! mowif do siebie,
ale do jak wielSich mysli podaje mate
rye!-Tu to niknie wszelkie omanienie,
a wykazuie sic prawda. Nigdzie lepiej
ME widac nikczemnosci rzeczy doczesnych,
owych pozornych r6lnic cz1owieka, jak tn;
DO OTTO tn obok moznego, spoczywa bic
dak, kt6rego Gale zycie bylo la~hcuchem
nieszczesG smutkow, i je7eli ich ma
grobck ROM, to nagrobki So tylko szczqt-
kami dummy ludzkiej, pod nagrobkiem je-
dnakowa znikomosc! Ale cot to "a ka-
mieh grobowy:: .juz kilkanascie lat zdaje
sic bye starry, a p%rzecie1 %jeszcze jakas
czuIa dusza sklada ma min: swie2e kwiaty.
TAX mysl4c scIyIi] sic, azeby odczy-
tao napls: zaledwo odczyta}, jeknal pre-
razliwic i omdlal. Napis by1 w wyra-
zach naslepujqcych:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-08
=" ICY
Ernest Kar0l. Baron e Maluan
uyhod5m .t1mcuzh
z1nariy duia =
kIementyna 2 Mirawcl .jego maiSonka
zmarta W roku 1895.
Z~'rzecAodn5u moM sic "a sch dueze.

IT2ecN01NeN NaO02 SIC "a scN 0Qe2e.
Zadne pi6ro ME jest iodine wyrazit,
uczuf %sierota. przeezytawszy powyzszy
napis. Me mogf watpic, To znajduje sic
ma globie swego ejca, ktorego ME zaznaf,
matki, o kt6rej sobie jakby ze snu
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-12-24
Overwhelming Kindness.

One Of the most touching instance Of
gratitude is alleged to have occurred IN
the country the other day A little boy
the child Of wealthy mother, tumbled
into the IivcI. He was rescued by a
working man and restored to his broken
hearted parent. The woman gave the
man penny postage stamp, and SAID
she world be glad to have him come up
to her house aud sit out in the entry and
hear her play the piano. lie went away
with tears in his eyes. He said he wash
used to such overwhelming kindness.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-12-24

The source Of physical energy and men'''
activity, IS the blood. Let this become viti"'e~
with bile, or thin and watery in consequent
Of Indigestion aud non-assimiatiou o. ny
food, AMI an interruption Of the functions :,
ih" We IS, and loss e. stamina, heSh q, III. -
appetite ensue-. Hoeiettef's stomach bitt -
j. tonic specially adapted TO restore az tnics'
&c aise it assists q *, sti0n and nssimlla w.,
and removes bile aud other impur ties lIoiIi
The circulation Protected ami sirens neii5ia =
W. ia thts admirable defensive invignrAnl; w ~.
system defles influences in .rui-al 10 health. 70
which, il unrcRulajed arid feeble, IL would UNI
couutediy succumh. nstpation, often ail
obstinate aut chronic al mcnt. is entirely ~
moved 10y it, the liver. Kidneys and blaquel
reused tiOm inaction. and tendency 70 rhSU
matism ettcctua ly Counteracted. u tlso
Grad Gates malarial dispnse.
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Bas- ba-I Is Lo.nl NM in cnaa.

Or. perce's "Favoriie Prescription" IS not
extoiled as 'cure-all" but admirably fuItills
a singleness oil purgcse, being most 20 ent
specific n those chronic Weaknesses peculiar
to " men. Particulars IN Df. lcrce's large
treatise on DiscaScs Peculiar 10 Women, l6g
Iages, sent FOR ten cents in stamp. Address
WORLDS DispENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
1853 Main Street Buffalo, NY
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The reason why, cannot tell"
II has often been wondered at, the had odor
this oft-qulte doctor was in Twas probably
bee ause he, being one OF the old-school doctors,
Ing tut an ostrich could bolt without nausea.
Hence the dislike. Dr. r. " Pierct's Pie g.
ant Purgatve Pellets aIp sugar coated and
no larscr than brd-shol and are quick 10 do
their work. For an arrangements of the liver,
Bowels and stomach they are specific.
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Group. "A Mothers rrihnt0

"While in the country last winter my, 1;,,l.
BOY, three years old, was taken in with cronn.
II seemed as if he would die from stra,,p'
lat'on. One Of the family suggested the Ssa
OF AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL. a hottie NJ
which was always kept in the house, This
was tred IN small and frequent doses. and
TO our delight in less than half M bour liz
little patient was breathing easily The do
tor said that the CHERRY PECToRAr. Lad
saved my daTllng's life. Can Won wonder as
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EMMA GEDNEy."
l59 West l2sth ST., New York. Nav l6. 1850
al have used AYERS CHERRY PFcrop q,
an my family for several wears. and do rnt
hesitate 10 pronounce it the most etfectnai
tried. Al, CRAXr
Lake Crystal, MINI, March is, 1859.
II suffered for eight years from Bropcbi,i.
and after trying many remedies with no M.
cess. was cured by the use OF AYERS CHFR-
RY PICTORIAL. JOSEPH WATDEtS . ~
Byhalia, Miss, April s. 1852.
81 cannot say enough in praise Of AyER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing as | de- tbat
but for its use should long since have died
from lung troubles. f. BRAGDoN.'
Palestine, Texas, April %, 1852.
No case of an affection of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatlyrelieved
by the use of AYERS CHERRY PEcroRA,.
and it will dl,cdys cure when the disease il
not already beyond the control of medicine.
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sold BY all Druggists,
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In 1857 l took a severe cold. which affected
my lungs. l had terrible cough. and nasseJ
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. l tried AYERS CHERRY PFc
ToRAL, which relieved my lungs. induced
sleep, and afforded Inc the rest necessary
continued use Of the PEcroRAL a perna
nent cure was effected. | am now 81 yeaps
cid, hale and hearty, and am satisfied yonT
CHERRY PECToRAL saved me.
HORACE FAIRBRorHER.n
Rockingham, Vt, July 10, lss2.
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If you have Cutting scalding or Singing
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are so insidious in their
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none SO trihed with by the majority Of suffer.
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from trifing Or unconscious ex.
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well proven its efficacy in forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should DO
taken in all cases without DELAY,
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A LOTION sales every MONDAY, wrbNGs-
IAt DAY and SATURDAY, at 1917 o'clock,
precisely, Of Horses, Mules, Carriages, Wagons,
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elsewhere. THOMAS f. PARLETT,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant {
DEC I7-lE
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Baltimore i Potomac Railroad
NORTH. THE TABLE.

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Daily Republican., 1886-07-02
Beecher's London Re eception

LONDON, July Henry Ward
Beecher preached o sermon to day in
the City Temple. He WAS introduce
to the audience by DR.. Parker, pastor
of the City Temple. When the two
clergymen stood up the entire audience
rose to their feet and welcomed the
American divine with cheers tha, con-
tinued for several N inutes, the women
waving their haudkerchiefs and ap-
plauding with their hands. Mrs.
Beecher occupied prominent pew In
the front part of the auditorium. De.
Parker, In introd ucing Mr. Beecher, re-
ferred to "the dark clouds which for
merly lowered over Mr.. Beecher's head.
The English" he said, ''then sympa-
thized with him."
Mr.. Beecher replied with much feel
ing, saying he was deeply touched by
the kindness of the English people
towards him, and that when the dark
clouds lowered over him he did not see
them, because it pleased God to raiee
up rainbow, SO that / only saw the
clouds as they were sinkil below tht
horizon"
Mr.. Beecher, after the sermon, offered
up prayer. In this he asked bless
| ing for the Queen, that Her Majesty
might have long life and greater infiu
ence, thus leading the empire to a
higher and more glorious civilization"
He also prayed for "greater wisdom for
the Queens ccunselors." !" The building
was densely thronged. MIR. Beeche-
made an excellent impress lon upon all
who saw and heard him. 1t Is certain
that the Tories will make political use
OF Mr.. Beecher's prayer for greater wis
dom among the ministers.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-02
Wants to SPAR Sullivan.


NEW YORK, July I'm reply to Sui
livar 3 challenge to spar for the Parnell
fund Ed Mallahan, of this city, insists
that Frank Hearld. of Philadelphia,
shall be one of the champions oppo.
nents. In q communication which will
be published tomorrow Mr.. Mallahan
insists that the match must take place
within the next two, or, at the outside,
three weeks, in order that home rule
may get the money now, when most 1t
neecs 1t; the men must fght at least
eight rounds, three minutes long,
under QueenBbury rules. Heard must
be first. Ii Sullivan beats him, then he
will be better able to face the Others.
Should he defeat Sullivan, the latter
cannot say that be was tired by having
had to meet either Ryan or McCaffrey
or both first.
ATLANTIC CITY, July There was
large gathering OF sporting men in
Dominick McCatrey's place tonight,
discussing the general challenge made
ey John l.. Sullivan to fight Heard,
McCairey and Ryan for the benefit OF
the Irish Parliamentary fund. Domi-
nick McCaffrey was the central figure
OF the group. To "Times" reporter he
said that he had not had time to think
the matter over, but would do so and
publish his decision on Sunday. He
claims that he has as much patriotism
as the Boston champion. He states en-
phatically that he does not see how
Sullivan can class him with Ryan,
whom he has defeated, aud Hesrld,
whom he has never met. McCaffrey
declares he was not defeated by the
Boston champion and believes the
challenge is particularly directed to
him or else TO gain the sympathy of the
Irish people, and he is doubtful whether
Sullivan means business.