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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

w7gledu !la to, czy s]usznosc
jest lub tile jest po jest po ,jej
stEonie. Przypomina to mi
dowc'r 2 czasow powstania:
,,G.iy do pewnego miasteczka
z6llzah sic Z jedne.j strony Po.
lacy, z dr1siej Moskale, syn
zapyta} Ojca:
- Prosze OLGA, ktora stro-
ma wygra?
Ojciec: = Nasza.
Syn: A ktora jest ma
sza?
Ojciec: Ia ca wygra.
Tej samej zasady trzyma
sic redaktor Njczyzny dla
tego ME potrzebuje on sic dzi.
VIC brakowi zaufania, ktore
sam wywofuje lekcewaaenie
czyta'qcej publicznosci. Dzisla.j
czytelhicy ME obrazaja sic
wprawdzie, jesli ich redak torzy
"a glupcow uwazaja, ale re-
daktor ME ma w takim raz.e
prawa obrazac sic, gdy czytel.
n'cy tym samym epitetem je-
80 obrazaja. Redaktorzy bo-
wlem saml to sprawili, zc uni
kfa u mas wiara w sfowo dru-
kowane. Czytelnicy szulSaja
dzislaj prawdy, a ME szu-
mnych zarozumiafych fraze-
sow, / maja prawo wylnagac,
ny pyll prZeZ rodaktOrOW sZa-
nowanl, a ME z CORY trakto-
wani i lekcewazeni. Dobrzeby
zatem zrobif p. Slisz, gdyby
do wsZystkich swoich zasad
jeszcze jedne sobie przyswoil,
a m'anowicie, gdyby uszano-
wal jedenastc ry kazanie,
ktore brzmi: ME kpij BIZ
zniego twegu!' To przykaza-
nie uchroniloby 80 od wielu
przykroscl, a prZedewszystkicm
Cd vopelnlal'a uicdoTzcczn,s.;ii.
Gdyby sic tel zasady i tcgo
prlykazallla tlzymul, toby Z
pewnoscl4 ME wydawat W ud-
c'nku OJczyzny pow;esc; ,.Zga-
Sla oslatAla gWiaZda" "a ury-
gInalaq sicbic "a .j"j autora
wowczas, gdy mann W rqku
Zeszyt 46 nicmi4ckiej Blblio-
leki Rumansow i PowieSci, W
ktorym znajduje ia samq pc.
wlesc w Originate po nielnlec-
ku napisanq p. t. ,,Der latz,e
Stern erloschen." Tax ial1 1u-
tai przez swojq chec blyszcze-
MIA skrzywdzlf rzeczywistego
autora tel powiesci, talk i wszel-
kie )ego zarozumiaie wysta-
p'enia sa obliczone ma wywyz-
szenle sic kosztem honoru biz.
Mich. Blqdzi grubo pau slisz,
je@eli sqdzi, lie procz niego
Mkt juz czasapjsm lSsiazvk
lie czyta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Y blizka j II daleka.

Rzecz prosta, ze najwazniel-
sz4 dzisia sprawq na porzad-
ku dziennym jest Sad honoro-
wy, wydelegowany z ramienla
Hwi4zSu Narodowego w spra-
vie zarzut1w przeciwko Krze-
niinskiemu. Me raaa mnie
rrzeto g1osy, jake W tej spra-
vie zabierajq iuteresowane i
obojetne strony. Kaady ma
bowicm sw3j punNt widzenla,
ktorego sic ma SWAT i ludzi
zapatruje. Blqdza tylko ci, kto-
rzy sic 1udzq, ze ich sfowo
povinno mice wie'1sZa Ware,
w.ecej znaczenia, anizeli slowa
innych. TAX jaIz .jeden ma
prawo zqlac dowodow ma "a
rzuty, talk drug ma rownlez
prawo wymagac dowodow cd
obroicy. Rowne prawa dla
wszystkich So podstawq bcz-
stronnoSci sprawiedliw osci.
Sad honorowy, wydelegowa'
ny p1zez Zwiazek Mar. zwraca
obecnie na sjebie uwagewszyst
kicL Polakow w Stanach ZJed-
noczonych, to nnIe bynal-
mn;ej nie dziwi, bo jezli sic
ME myle, sad ten ma wszel-
kie dane "a soba, by byf RE
szywiscie honorowym i bez-
stronnym. Naszym wszystkim
poprzednim sadom brakowa1J
niestety te diva przymloty.
W Nowym Yorku podobno
by1o kiedys zdarzenle takie,
2e sad zagrozil obicicm oskar-
zonego, w razie gdyby ten Ma
posiedzen;e przyszedl, i ME
wstydzil sic rustepnie wydaG
wyroku. ze pouiewaz oskar2o-
ny nie by1 obecnym ma pose
azenlu, wiec uznany zoslanle
vinnym. Byl takze wyrok sq-
du honorowego taxi, le ponie-
waz oslarzony zglosil sic pieG
minut po oznavzonym czasie,
wiec uzn&ry zostai winnym.
lego rodzju sqdy honoro.
we, z umyslu ME dopuszczas3a2-
ce oskalzonego do obrony, sa
60 najmniej liehonoroweml.
Ale tyn razem Sad honoro-
wy w sprawie K. musi bye
bedzie bezstronnym, snmien-
nym i sprawiedIiwyln, DO "a
to reczy nam powaga Zwiazku
Narodowego.
Wyroki sqdow So trojakie:
albo ,vl,ale1e, albo uecolnlony dla
brahu doacodoav, albo nieac,nlen.
TAX jak pierwszy oskarzonego
potepia, a ostatni W zupe}nos-
ci oczyszcza, tax znowu uwol-
nienie oskarzonego dlu 6ruhu
douodoac sprawy bynajmnicj
ME rozstrzyga, DO utr1ymuje
zarzuty W s1le az do chwiIi,
gdy dowody zo Mb przeciw be-
dq mog]y bye dostawioEemi.
Wyro}1 TAXI chroni wprawdzle
oskarzonego cd caMilowej szy-
kany, ale zwalnia takze i slSar-
zacego Cd odpowledzialnosci
"a stawione 2arzuty.
0 TEN wiedzie6 powin:en W
plerwszym rzedzic rclaktor
Nczyz''y, ktory SIC prZeulez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Sill zarzutow przeciwho Krze-

Sill zazutow przeciwko Krze-
minskiemu, lccz re tylko po-
ruszyli kwestya, ktora rzeczy-
wjsoie juz cd przeszlo Is lat
wszystkich niepoloi, i dla ktd-
rel nadszeuf ndresecie czas,
by raz wysu ietlona zosta1a.
jake golostownym jest wo-
bee tego Zarznt ,oszczerstwa"
wypowleazlany bezmyslnie
przez redaktora 0jczyzny.?
jake smutnie przedstawia
SIC hi ten sam Mr.. Uczyzny,
W ktorym redaktor p. SIis1
przywlaszcza sobie to prawo,
ktore inny'a zaprzecza! Wy
stepuje on bowiem przeciwko
p. Szlupasowi, nazywajqc 60
,,szplegiem, batlusz}q i plat
nym >1ug4 moskjewskim." :" A
ezy p. Slisz ma Ia to dowo-
dy? Wyrecze 80 w odpowiedzi
i powiem, ze ME ma. Wszel-
kie jego wybiegi, wykrety i
fafSzywc tlumaczeuia 2dah, Wy
powiedzia"ych W Lletnao. Bat
zas nic sa dla mas jeszcze do
wodenn, 2eby p. Szlupas byi
szpieaien. Znam wszystkie
pr#ce p. Szlupasa, ME Zga-
diam sic MIN W .icgo zapa-
trywanlach, ;estem ma tym
punkcie vprost jego przeciwni-
klein, ale W jego pracach i
wystapieniach widze tylko. fall
szywy patryotyzm mic inne-
-. ss,..;;.AAalc...,.i moskiewskls !
lub szpiegostwa tam ME zna-
laz]em, vice mann prawo
pojsc "a przykladem p. Slisza
i oswiadczyG, ze wsze!kie jego
bajecZki szpiegostwie p. Szlu-
pasa So wymyslem, pochodza-
Gym 2 osobistej nienawisci, po-
prostu powiedziawszy Kfam
stwcm, ,ktore spadnie ma glove
tego, ktory .je rozsiewa. Pan
SIisz narazf sic zatem ma ma
zwe oszczercy i te naive talk
d}ugo nosic bedzie jak, diugo
ME przeNonu ogolu, ze po je-
go stronie jest slusznosG, a te-
so ME dokaze njgdy. Oto sa
lego wlasne slowa i ten wy
roll p. Sjsz sam VA slebie wy
da]. Isedaktor Nczyzny wide
cznie zapomina, 2e akcyonary-
usze tel gazety sq "a niego
moralnie i materyalnie odpo-
wiedzialni i dziwie sic dopra-
wdy, ae Tow. sw. Kazilnierza
W Nowym Yorku ME uje}o sic
dotqd "a p. Szlupasem i W tel
sprawie ME postaplfo tax, Jak
W sprawie krzemihskiego po~
stapif obecnie zarzad zwi2zlSu
Narodowcgo.
Gdyby bylo nawet pra-
wdq co powiada p. slisz, re
p. Szluras wysteWYe pzeciw-
ko zasadom Nczyzny, to ten
fakt jeszcze mu ME daie wy
starczajacego powtdu do wy
stepowania q podobnym "a
rzutem. Przeciez i my wszys-
cy me agadzamy sis 2 za,a-
damn OjczyanH ktore obracajq
sic talk ma wszystNie strony,
jak chorqgiewka ma dachu.
Pan Sl;sz jest zwoiennllicnl
zawsze partyi sjlniejszcj, boz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

podpisn!ie N'. jairis. Dziwi mnie
przeto, ze talk bJje ra ten dyah
do'rodo'c, kt6ry sam przez sic
ME oczysZcza jeszcze oskarzo-
nego z zarzutow. w pomie-
mone) sprawie oskarzyciiel po-
wlnlen zlo2Jc dowody, ze je-
80 zsrzuty SO s'uszne i praw-
dzlwe, to prawda, ale i oslar
zony jest obowiazanym zlozyc
dowody, ze uszl1odzenie ciele-
sne, o ktore sic tutaj rozcho-
dzi, otrzymal rzeczywjsscie w
obronie Ojczyzny lub wypad-
kowo i re takowego ME od-
nios1 W rodzaju pietna.
Jakikolwiek 5edzie zatem
wyrok sqdu, to Zarzqd Zwjqz-
ku pewnoscia ME zadowoli
sic salneml jego motywami i
patrzec bedzie tylko ma dowo-
dy, ale dowody faltyczne, ME
w4tpIiwe i w niczem zbic sic
ME daJ2ce. 4 ze tasich tyllso
dowodow szukaG bedzie za.j
mujaca sic tq sprawq komisya
sIedcza, to ga to recza nam
osoby W Sklad je.j wchodzqce.
Zupelnic ME ma mieiscu
wyrwaIa sic tn grupa Zwiqz-
kowa ,,Polonia" 2 oddzielnq
jakas ,,komisya specyalna, {"
ktora ME bedqc przez Zarzad
Hwiazku do tego powa@ana
tylko przeszkadzaG moze czyn,
nosciom ,,komisyi sledczej" W
tym ce!u wydeIesowanej. Cruz
pa ,,Polonia" z1ozyla przeciiez
na rowni innemi grupami
deAlaracyaL ze nwszyst]Sie zle-
cenia Zarzqdu Zwiqzku SUI
micnnie wykona, ME ma "a
tenn rrawa przeclwko tym zle.
ceniom obecnie wystepowae j
powinna uszanowaG i zaakcep.
towa6 te Komisyq sledcza, ia
lsa Earz4d ZwiaZSu wydelego-
wal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

W numerze 10 Nczyzny re.
daktor jej czyni odpowiedzjal-
nym redaktora IIia1usa i jego
korespundenta "a zarzut prze-
ciwko KrzemiIiskiemu. To
twierdzenie Ojczyz'ey jest COLO
sfownem i ME wytrzylnuje
kry1yhi, DO zarzrty przeciwko
K. sa W obiegu JUL cd prze-
szio lat lStu, zatem znanemi
byly Polakom W Ameryce ma
kilkanascie lat pred przyby-
clem do AmerylSi redaktora
Wla1usa lub jego korespon-
dentow. Przeciez ,,Komisya
i]edcza' zajmujaca Sit "a spra-
wa, urzedowe swoje wezwa-
ME do redaktora lIl01usa roz-
poczyna od slow: wv poru-
szonej przez Sz, Pana W Mr..
80 W;arusa sprawie Krzemih-
sISiego, ktora rzeczywiscie uz
ODD przeszio as iat niepoIsoi
szersze Ko1a Polakow W Ame-
ryce" i'd. C4yz TO nie jest u
rzedowem Zatwierdzenien: "a
rzutow Cd Is lat istniejqcych::
Ten ak uHzedowy jest az mad
to wystarczajqcym dowodem,
lo ann redaJlt9r 'ilmuya, aul
jego kcrespondenci ME zlny
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

ployer and any contract by an employe waving the
benefit Of this section shall bo invalid
PTrTBBURG March 19.-Au Is quiet with the strikers
KeespOrt National Tube Works Tn. machnists,
who made a demand for Increase this morning, II Is
reported were granted An advance OF 10 per cent
NoRRIsrOwN, Penn March 19.-Last week the en-
pOyes Of the Stony Greek Railroad sent in petition tOr
restoration OF the scale OF In force prior to toe
per reduction OF February J. 1883. Yesterday
their petitIOn granted.
MARLBORO. Mass March 19.-Forty Glvanizers at
the Clifton cloth factory, VINO quit work on
Wednesday demand ngihigher wages returned to work
this mOruiug their demands having been granted
sEDNIA Mo-, March 19.-In Petite and Saline Coun-
ties farm hands demanded Of their employers an
increase from : - and board to $40 and board per
month. The demand first refused. when hfty
mon Quit work The employers nave granted their de-
uands and nearly all the strikers ihave gone
back 20 work. An organization Is 70 be perfected ana
the projectors hope have tho demand become general
throughout the State
MILWAUKEE,, Wis., March 10 Tine Trades Assembly
adopted resolution last night denUancng the knights
o. abOr for the Introduction OF their cigar label ID op
position 70 the wishes Of the International Union.
CmcAGO Ill March 19-1He Daily Ncios's South Bend,
Ind special says The settlement OF the stndebaker
strike Il about peted and work will be resumed on
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
Aud the game was abandoned as drawn.
,--.r.-- NJ l. . IL -. N..LLNLlH

NOTES BY CAPTAIN MACKENZIE.
Oq Very much superior the advance OF P to Q 3
played Og Nh stenitz III the hiteenth game OF the
~ The prieuce OF this capture which White
Development Is somewhat questionable II IS possible.
however that Nj. StelulL wished TO avoid the DOCK
that would have been caused by Whites playing the
re, ft,or:e move in thi. opening with the second
payer hut opinion. under existing circumstances.
by 10 means good one. kt TO q NJ followed pres
entlv by + 10 L seems more natural line OF play
"a n tu.s be Blacks best resource, then the evil
effects arising from his eighth move are apparent lie
has permitted White to take possession OF the open
Queens lie with ais RoOk. anI tie Black knights are
Compelled 10 beat an lgn"mlhloNs feIItas -, .,. ,
k9 Apparently the only move to parry the threatened
~ IN Blacks cramped position 1t wac absolutely
necessary TO prevent the oucoming OF Whites P to
Flq Wisely sezing the opportunity Of thinning down
~ From ;he course the game takes tins turns out
very well White but we are by no means sure Jhat
the combination which 1t 10 the initatOry move is
"a" Fxactlv the move that the Doctor desired. and
the cousequenaes of which Mr. SteinIz evidently dd
nO forpsee bur had he retired the kt 20 we do not
think that White has any particular adv antage.
fI Beautifully played Black cannot now prevent
the capture OF the with kt and must do the best he
from the predcam1nt IN winch he mas De-
1 The Rock IL so misersbly out Of play thatthe sac
rince OF The exchange for minor piece and pawn
doubtless tie best thing he c0uid DO. ,-,,,,
~. All these defensive operations afeNerS sA4uliy
conceived. 49,.
had he taken with AZ once he must we tInK' nave
G,,. rhc time gained by this beautiful King is
jus suicient TO neutralize al Whlies brilliant play
ana tn result now must be "A draw
i0i lut for the OF the King who can now sup
port his kt White would now have won By X 10 Nj o.
(Q1 toleraDy evident that nc won't haYo time 10
pick of Blacks pawus. soon as the q kt p has
tS Wbrtuer Black has now winning chances by 81
Kt g. would require long analysis to determine.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NO TINE CONTRACTS AT CUT RATES.
now THE TRANsCoNTINESTAL FIGHT sTANDs-DE-
HYING FALSE RCMoRs.

now TIE TRANsCONTINENTAL FIGHT 5TANDs-DE-
HYING FALSE RCMORs.
There has been no radical change in the
transeonnental rate situation the freight rates
drfed down to 70 per 100 pounds on trst-cass
aud the lower grades from NcwYork to san
Francisco The only lines remaining In the fight are the
AtchIson Topeka and santa ne Railway and tho sun
set" route Contrary 20 rumor the Pacific Mall Steam
ship Company stl maintaining the tariff rates. The
figure. frA!sh. as shaded from the ruinous rates
given above whenevcr she rival lines think that tnsy
make point" against their enemies by retaining
capturing shipper The passenger rate SITUATION ~
also practically unchanged The transcOntinental oes
here sell tickets the Pacific coast on the bass OF e4
by the New York Central route and So 30 ny The Ere
and the West shore route. allowing rebate OF
when the Passenger reaches his destin alton Inc
rebate plan used to prevent any further demoraLa
ton OF local rates west NJ the territory OF the trunk
lines and their connections than now exists The rate
by the Baltimore and Ohio route s $40 90 less the -
rebate. The Louis route o the New York Central IS
the ths Chicago route rate o the other trunk
lines.
Though there has been apparent suspension OF the
negotiations for the settlement OF the troubles u u gel
orally expected the Of the warrng roads that
the present cOniict will end before long me ItmeS
Yesterday published tie statement that new ylSof
was shown Ia the transcOntinental railway war when
the Huntington sunset route gave notice thar was
ready 70 make contracts the present cut rates go0d
FOR months" This was denied cnphatcaHy by Mr.
NcimVCr. who ia acting FOR the "SuuSrt route ID Ve
absence of General Eastern AGENT Hawley, whos SICK
General Eastern Agent Malcolm OF the Atchson, To-
peki aud santa Ft road. denied that MS ROAD was max
ing time AZ the present rates, and SAID that ne
pretty his road not foolish enough 10 90
So the tr1nscOutineutal offices The ItlcsS
story was regarded a stOck.jobbing lJenL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
TRUNK LINES STANDING BY RATES.

The trunk line Executive Committee held
an important meeting Comnssioner FinKs Office yes
terday all OF the roads being represented The signh-
cance Of conference lay not in what was DONE but
in the fact that was after full discussion decided that
no ne legislation needed correct the slight IT.
regulres in the rate situation. President -loan' OF
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, has written 10
Commissioner Fink that his road is not cutting east
bound rates. he is resoIvcdto carry out al Of
it, pledges undertaken Wnen tue reorganization OF inc
pools foot There has been mucn anxiety
over the live stock and dressed beef sltutOu Chlca-O
dresser shippers unable to secure concessions IRON
tariff which into effect on March l. nave Dteu
trying To cause a decentralization by making snip
meuts over road IN preference 70
the route they would ordinarily use. by
disturbing natural course OF ts trahc t was opru
that tho lines which their business leaving then
would seek to retain lt by cutting rates A
Yesterdays meeting agreed that such tacJica
-nouid not be allowed disrupt rates; each company
expressed SATISFACTION with the existing arrhngemen
for securing regular distribution OF rathc on III IHc
transfer gross earnings recsved in OF the poor
percentage and declared that II necessary ne"
pool regulations should De put into effect
The westbound pooling contract was also taSen up Io
discussion ana while not signed, progress Vas
made III The settlement Of details essential 10 lLs success
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
FRITZ RErURyED TO MS oWy.

Fritz has come back to his own. The aching
void little drugsHop at ElShthave. and tf'y-
elghtn-st is flied by lame bedraggled, t-smeling but
supremely happy htCle dog and the druggist
who did not smile for five whole days Is now as
Jolly IA ever rejoicing in the safety OF his pet
The shining little pans and dishes that were put away so
sorrowfuly have been unceiemoniOusly hauled forth
from their retirement and 70 work cooking all kinds
OF delicaces FOR the returned proiiGal.
The story OF trItz's mysterious and unhappy taxing
OF printed in The TRIBUNE OF yesterday set every dog
fnncer IN town to taking account OF stock II tney
had any 5000 dogs in their collection they wanted TO
kpow IL right SteDGen Mulyey' OF NO.
2O4 West F0rty-nrst-st, had recently Dought
A skye terrier that answered 20 the description
so he reported the fact he police and sent notice
10 lr Tpham Fritz in sorry condition Wheh MS
ma ter him. He had been SET 10 kng rats ana
one OF them had bitten hun In the foot 80 that ne
rouIdu't stand on it. Nj Uuham says tDat MS snS
plciOus as 10 who stole the dog nave been confirmed
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
DIED

Ce1rrENpEN-rn Montreal. Can,dL. on wedns,t,v
March II. 1885, Margaret H. H. "He% E"""d 0f'''h
eatves and friend. Of the family are vssi asseaa her
issefs % srd5sga sseT risq Y GnS m on staray March
pENNrs-In Now York Cry Fndsy March 10. 1893 Oh
Ihtsr@snt RsTa n' az Au6arD ANN; NY On 6aa5 s5d ns
pTcK-At Youkers, March 49, 1855, william DICK IN hs
Relatives and friends arc invited attend the funeral ser,
vices SATURDAY March 10 az p m iroH aiS i~'' ''r
Interrnent at Oakland Cemetery.
snT, " Jffg 6sgsf @ and aa q ao cao
Charle. Woo ey IN her ,tn yn- yecEn r " wop.ey Gs
1s rsns or sstqT sre S avn woa
EAGLE-On wednesday. March II. William Eagle Ia the
6sth year 0f his age -, . "a, t,,o r.stao,c. a Les,
ave BroosiYn 4. D.. saturisy. 10th inst a. D n
FELLows-on Friday March 49, Mamie r., daughtvr Of
John r. and LIZZIE VI. Fellows ,.--.,.- r nm,
fq2sI BoaevaTd sF'Gsi snd Vest 5ot on sunday t
$3.50 Friends invited o attend without farthef no c
FIsHBoUGH-Friend, Of William FshDough son u she g.
hI & Wam slsh9o1Ip ~ s are sdeScs Si gs noher 52J
Kalb.ave, Brooklyn SUNDAY evening, March H. at
O'Clock.
HAYDEN-On Thursday. March - Alfred T. only son o.
Funeral at sos vanderblt@ve.. sunday, 2lsi at p NJ
KFSSEDY-on "Wednesday March II. 1895 a. her la,o
Fesde1es & 9Ss y, Gss' ne t tbs S Keh1 T.
services her late residence saturday mofhn ~
MARTINon rhar'Gay March Is At his la'o residence IN
Fanera az Albany No 59 state So Monay. March p AZ
80 D No. or on ne arrival 0f the go m train ffC1i
New-lOrk
NFVIN-On Thursday. March u, HuEh Sevin.
Funeral services rsiience l3i Franklnave,
Brooklyn, sunday, az , o'clock
PEARsON-At M0unt Vernon y. y, Thursday, March ls'
Tav1d Pearson, iu the Gjtl Oi his age. -
AZ No. lltn ave, MOUNT Ncr
NON on Monday the I'D inst. az 3 o'clock.
Trai1 leaves Central Depot New Haven haroaih ID
Z.2O
Please omit flowers,
WA6D-At Bloomfield. y. J., rhuTsdav Nlrch ~ 1888
az nneumOnia Israel {. War ths s2d year u his a,s
will be held astle P1,ef foslAl 'hutoh on
sunday sftp rnOOn az" OcOcN ~.,....,--... .. a..
train tie ferry toot OF VI
sew York and greenwood Lake Railway, u lajOp H. Fe.
turning at t.3J from Bloomfield
WHlTFHOU Eat hls residence, 72 Eemsel-'t: EsolS
lyn on FRIDAY morning. March 10. 1850 Edward VINO
hOnse m the : II year Of MS aZt. .--..--, o..
respectfully invited 20 aenl la
funeral from Grace church Brooklyn Heights On sunday
afternoon. March q. a. JciOcS
kindly omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
losses N VARIOUS PLACES.

NEwBuRG, y. Y, March 19.-James NJ
Vents large barn and carriage house were burned last
night The loss Il from 5000 to $4,000 partially
,r.d Uorsrs and other stock were rescued. The fire
Vas probably of incendiArJ origin.
HARllORD Conn. March l9.-Lmma Richardson age
thirteen as arrested last night FOR setting fire 10 her
fathers house In Pukville week ago Mr Klch1ruson
i t mot sr house. aud yesterday this was also sot
uu n,c by the CIR.
GALVESTON, Tex, March ia dispatch to The Ne'cs
from New-Laredo Mex, says The wholesale general
merchandise house Of \ NJ BrunI * Bro was ourueu
cstsr.Y morning. Tue loss stock Is estimated at
"a, OOO: insured for $4,000 IN American companies
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
TIE FIRE RECORD.
MorHER AND BABE sUFFOCATED.

About : o'clock last night fire was discovered
I'm the nve-sory tenement house No 3O5 Avenue C. 1t
is what is known as "doubiedecker, with two faml'
lies on each floor. Ludwig Beck German cabinet
maker occupied the apartments on the fourth moor
with his wife and four children. When the ire broke
out Beck had returned homo and the three Oldest
children were out on the sidewalk at play When the
nr.meu ved they had trouble IN putt nS out the
fire thick suffocating smoke had penetrated all parIs
OF the building however, aud there was cOhsluetAoIe
difficulty In getting the tenants out
Orcer Scnenck, after sending out an alarm rushe9
INTO e house the tenants. Nheh ne arrived
Al Mr. Bcks rooms he found the door locked He Ourst
ii from the hinges and when the smoke had cere away
sn6iri-ufIv Tor linn TO see lie fOuId the body of Mrs.
Mar. Seek. with her infant Frederick cla-ped IN Aer
arms Roth were dead. In another part OF Tho room
W. a man in his ~hirt-sleeves nsensible The dead
hodtes we're removed and ambulance summoned from
RIcvua Hospital took away the unconscious man. IL
Is thought that lac went into the rooms 10 Try 10 e1'h
guish the flames and overcome Dy the smoke
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
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