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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
OKRUTNA ZEMSTA.
(MONOLOG).

MONOLOG).
Podlotek!!... i on to powiedziaf mi W oczy,
Vice mic ME znacza sploty mych warkoczy,
Vice mic ME macy blask mego ~wejrzenia
I piers wydatna... To ME do zniesienia!
Ach! jak tie lata mjaja powell
Prawda on sobie JUL policzki goli
l wasik gfedzi z widoczna rozkosza".
Dorosfe panny do tahca go prosza.
Gdy skoczne tony polki sic rozlega =
A o mnie szepca,. lie bede niczego.
M6wifa O tenn wujenka do many,
Dobrze sfyszafam graJac dzisiaj gamy,
l navel mi sic u~sfyszafo potem,
re mnie nazwa}a dzieciakien. trzpiotem.
Taxi. vice sic innych sposobow %uchwycs:
Przywofam ksie1a powage ma lice,
Wezme pod reke ksiazek stosy du2e,
R%ozprawiac beda o literature.
| chodzac wolnym krokiem po %salonie
Dlugiemi rzesy oczeta przys1onie,
Mech Mkt ME patrzy. - A kiedy on potem
Przyjdzie mnie nazwat swym aniolem zfotym,
Gwiazdka ma niebie, lub W morzu perefka
| kleczac wyzna swoja miiosG wielka,
Chocby mi SERGE bic moglo okropnie,
Me zaraz celu spragnionego %dopnie..
Zemszcze sic, widzqc go W mllosnym szale -
Reke mu podam, lecz re scisne wcale
BA. Sch. VOL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
AN ELEGANT EQUIPMENT

Is what everybody likes. The preacher likes an elegant
church; the business man an elegantly-ftted store: the
horseman an elegant turnout the married ladv likes
an elegantly furnished house: the young lady likes an
elegant love Of bonnet" and the elegant dude lekes
can all have elegance when we buy our tickets for a
journey over The Burlington Chicago, Burlington
4 Northern Railroad. Then we find ourselves in tenn
porary ownership OF an elegant equipment - coaches
that are models of ease and comfort, sleeping cars that
cary us on the very wings Of sleep, dining cars that
wccl deserve their name Of" Peerless" Al these we
over this line at your station write to w. J.. c. KENYON.
Gen. Pass. Agent, 81. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
SzukaIcls panosy
u DOktOra
\. R. RANDALL,

lekar@ ma WSzelkie thOr0by a zarazem
chlrurga.
Mona so znaleze kazdej chwi-
Ii we dnie i W nocy w ofsie PREY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10

Kontrah ma budowe nowego
dworca kolei st. Paulskiej powie.
rzono kompanii Wainona ManJac-
turing Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10

Ko umiie po niemdechu q chce sic
W nicdzicle, W Ziclone Swi4tki do
brze ubawit, niechaj idzic ma tetr
niemiecki do Philharmonic Hall.
Bedzie tam odegrana sztuczka Der
Jongleur, &c spiewem, czterech
aktach - ma korzySt direktora j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
HYMN DO SW. STANISkAWA

Zimowych lod6w %rczprysfy okowy,
Maj cieply WHENCE kwieciste przywdziewa,
W zieleni TAXI, polo dabrowy,
Mala ptaszyna chwa&e boza spiewa;
l my tel W kornej bfagamy ~postawie:
M6dl sic "a mann, swiety stanisiawie.
Pieniq sic rzeki , ko}yszq fale =
| burze hucza mad gIowy naszemi! =
A wsrod mich W niebo bija gorzkie zale,
Ach! to wolania z Twej rodzinnej ziemi,
o! DO 2eglujem ma rozbitej nawie,
Modl sic "a nami, swiety Stanisfawie.
W;encow meczenskich zewszqd widne stosy,
Pc krancach swiata stercza te cmentarze!
Pobladly lica, popiol osuf w}osy =
[ kirem swiatyn pokryte %oftarze,
A krzywdy nasze gfuchna W wicklow wrzawie;
M6dl sic "a nami, swiety Stanlsfawie!
My ziemskich poteg ME aebrzem pomocy,
Ami nam fa}sz6w, nj darow ich trzeba!
| tylko bo1ej dis ufajac mocy,
z ia wiara, kt6ra otwiera drzwi nieba,
Stoim niezfomnie pczy kosciofa prawie;
M6dl sic "a namn, swiety stanisfawie!
Biskupie swiety, Polako6w P%atronie,
Odwracaj cd mas zaraze niewiary!.:.
Obudzai bratnia mifosG W naszem Ionic
l ponies P a n u serc smutnych ofary:
Mech prosby nasze w~ysfucha faskawie!
Modl sic "a nsmi, swlety Stanisfawie. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10

ma .Bockel. Watepne ola pan6w SO
centow, ola dam 50 c. Pc pred
stawieniu wielki bal. Tykiet6w
MONA dostat W W aptecie p.
Lauera oraz u Bertha & Son.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu winoni-
skiego Kdfka Dramatycznego przy-
jeto bond nowego Kasyera p. Mar
Gina Wejhera. Opiekunem kasy
wybrano W miejsce p. Riszki, kt6-
ny ME ma czasu przybywac ma
posiedzenia, oh. J6zefa Drazkow-
skiego.
Kto poseta fotografia do Euro
Ply, niechaj w}ozy ja do niezamk-
knietej koperty, p~rzese8ke obwiaze
sznurkiem i napisze ma niej
Printing natter. w TAXI
sposob zdwucentowym znaczkiem
%pocztowym MONA pos}ac 8 dosyc
DUE fotografie. Me powinno jed
max W liscie bye mic pisanego, ola
tego list trzeba pos}aG osobno. Co
zas do fotografj, to podnosimy
dzisiaj %powtornie, re najlepiej foto-
grafuje pan pan M OR genceier
pod mr.. II Is ulicy 2, pomiedzy
ulicami Centre a Main.
Maszc Kofko Dramatyczne spo-
sobi sic do odegrania teatru anna
torskiego, 60 ma nastapiG w sobo-
te 2 czerwca.
Wsp6lna parada winohskich
kompanij stray ogniowej odby}a
sic W poniedzia}ek, I maja, nieste-
ty sr6d strasznej s}oty. Ulice wy
glada}y, i do dzisiaj wyglada-
jig, jak pihskie bfota. - q tego
samego powodu ME bardzo uda}
sic i bal Legiononu Polskiego, W
tym samym dniu urzadzony.
Do Drukarni winohskiego He
rolda, ktora znajduje sic W g}ebo-
kim sklepie, ustawicznie wsiaka
woda, gdyz pod}oga jej ley obecnie
nizej, niz potion rzeki Mississippi
pi. Dopoki w drukarni idzie robo-
ia, pumpuja Z niej wode, ably ro-
botnicy sucho pracowali.
+ Pan Mieczys}aw Kowalew-
ski niedFugo cieszy} sic c6reczka
Bronis}awa. Me podobafo jej sic
ma tym swiecie i pobywszy tn "a
ledwie dni 8, przenios}a sic do
| nieba.
R1scy ro6otn1cy W Winonie,
ktorych jest okofo 500, W prose-
lynn roku cd kohca simy do 10
maja mieli ju& zarobion~ch oko}o
10000 dolarow. Roboty W pituch,
gdzio n%ajwieoej robi Polakow, roz-
rocsety sic W m%inionym roku JUL
II kwietnia, a tego roku M praw-
de rozpoczna sic dopiero W polo
vie mnja, DO woda podw6rza
pit TAX dalece zalafa Tub rozmoczy-
Ia, re juz ola tego samego roboty
stanac musiafy, a z rosetta i log.
SOW ME ma do r%kn;ecia; nudejda
ony dopiero, skoro woda rzeki
M. 'sissirpi neutrality-suspicious. sobie
wye raEic, jak nedznic teraz idzio
W mic Scie wsxclki handel j re
my.f W mie5cie.
Konaceucya dem1ohracha odbe-
die sic w Winonio W poniedzia-
lex, Is majn, 0 godziuio II tu-
tejsz}m courthouse. Bedzie wy
br"nych II dvlegatow do demo-
kracllicj konwencyi stanowej kto,
ia mn sic odhyc w dniu II maja w
St. Paul. Nusza czwarta wardu lest
upowazniona do wyboru II dolega-
tow. Poprrcdnio odbedzie SIC 70
brnnie przedwyboruzo w hall pani
Streh!ow.
AN ELEGANT EQUIPMENT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
Notaryat Publiczny
Asekuracya Ogniowa

Prosze przybyt do mnie i ka-
FAC soble u mnie wystawit papie-
ry hipotyczne Cd C d s, mort
6 a & e 81 i inne.
Zosta}em ustanowiony jake
Notaryusz Publiczny przez guber-
natora pod kaucyq W wysokosci
$4,000 jake poreczenie 10 sumien-
ne s%peinianie tego urzedu.
Me namyslat sic wielc, jcno
II mnie zabezpieczat.
CHARLES A. GLE
652 East 4th Str.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
&C W. Third Str.
MINI.
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE.

Maj, ktory w pierwszych
dw6ch dniach obiecywaf %uszczes-
liwit mas pogoda i }agodnem ciep-
lem, zaraz potem znowu sic zadaa-
sal niby wiarus, co pare carney
kozlego pi wv wypi} z bro
waru pana Beckera, i teraz bez u
stanku kropi biedne ludziska. O
wiosnie, jaka teraz many W Wi
monte, s}usznte sic wrazlf pewien
abonent nasz pod Pucka, re
Pozymk, jaci ma tn magma,
TAX sig cygnie jakbe guma.
TAX, guma dzisiaj w Winonie
najwiecej ma porzadku dziennym:
DO gumowe buty, gumowe p}asz-
cze, gumowe kapy odgrywaja mai
g}dwniejsza role PREY tenn mokrem
wilgotnem powietrzu, i s%zczesli-
wynn moze sic nazywac ten, co
posiada ten obecnie najniezbedniej-
sly artyku}.
Wncenty K11kowsk odebra4 u
Rad pomocnika kapitana przewo-
Zu.
Radm miasta Winony ustano-
will pensyq ola policyantdw ma
$50, pensya kapitana nocnego zas
ma $50 miesiecznie. Fantmistrz
ma pobierat, zamiast $50, 500
rocznie, re wzgledu, IL musi on
dzierzawiG lokale i sprawiaG ksiaz-
XII.
SCOTLAND p~rsysieg3ymi ma 6 mic
siecy, %poczawszy cd 1 maja, bedq
z pomiedzy Polakow nastepujacy
obywatele: Jan Bambenek, Albert
Liberia, Alexander Milanowski,
I4udwik Sikorski, Leon Winczew-
ski, S. Wysocki, Jan Zaborowski i
Robert Z~aborowski.
Komisarze powiatowi powzieli
uchwa}e, w ktorej masoni z Wi
%nonskiej }ozy nr. IS 81 wezwani,
ably speFnili ceremonie po1ozenia
kamienia wegielnego pod nowy
ratusz. TAX samo i inne Towarzy-
silva W powiecie maja bye wezwa-
ne do brania udzia}u w uroczy-
stosci. Dzien po}ozenia kamienia
wegielnego p6zniej zostanie
czonym.
KontraM ma budowe nowego
dworca kolei st. Paulskiej powie-
ron kompanii Wanona Manwac-
turing Co.
W miedziels obchodzono w ma
Sym polskim kosciele uroczystosG
Znalezienia Krzyza sw. i Towarzv-
stwo sw. Krzyza w ca}ej grom;.
die, wprowadzone do koscio}a z
muzykq, przystapowa}o do stolu
Pahskiego. Naszemu Proboszczowi
KS. Byzewskiemu pom agali ksieza
Jazdzewski 2 wilma i jakis kap-
Ian Il Milwaukee.
Bock-Beer, lubo wiosna sic
op6zni}a, zdolali browarze Becker i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10
( avail ER VIE
P0L Soy.

Do Zwiazku Kawaler6w Pol
skich W Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa Kawaler6w Polskich jako
tez i pojedynczy cz4onkowie.
kawaler, LEGACY najmniej lat is,
PREY zFozeniu deklaracyi, obowia-
zany zfozyc: Wstepne so c., kapi-
tai wsparcia 26 c., i popadek ME
sieczny: Do Shar6u Nar0dowego
5 c., i ma fundusz obrotny 5 c.
W nastepnych miesiacach po-
datek miesieczny wsparcie % c.
cd kazdego, W tym tylko razie,
jezeli ktory z cz4onkow zawrze
zwiazek ma}zehski ma drodze legal
mel.
Wsparcie wyp}aconem bedzie
ka1demu W ciagu jednego miesia-
ca, skoro przedstawi odnosne do
kumenta do zarzadu g}6wnego,
lecz ME PREDICT, jak pc up4ywie
6 miesiecy cd daty podpisania
deklaracyi.
Tow. Mr.. l Zwiqzek Kawa-
ler6w Polskich W La Sale,
Ills.-Sekr. FIR. j Mulka.
2 Tow. Mr.. 2. Koronacya
Polska, Hurley, Wis.
Sekr. K. Hayda, bx. 3l2
3 1ow. M1odzleay Pozski;ej
Katohch1g w Chicago FIR. Gil
1yhski, ISL Milwaukee Ave.
SekretarZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-10

Bock-Beer, lubo wiosna sic
o~p6zni}a, zdolali browarze Becker i
Schellhas ma czas uwarzyc i to
bardzo dobry. Panu Beckerowi,
kiedy W sobote obowoaii to ma
jowe piwo pc naszej polskiej
czwartej wardzie, przypadkiem
skulnq} sic jeden sadek pred ma
sza kuzniqa, a pcniewaz ME chcia}
go podniest, wciagnelismy &C do
kowad}a, gdzie sic okaza} talk moe
nym, IL trzebaby}o najwiekszego
m}ota, ably przebid jego %sciane.
Wiadomo, re gazeciarze a%merykah-
soy SO okrzyczani jake trapieni
n~ieustannem pragnieniem, a zatem
ich sad o piwie powiniem bye
powazany jake znajacych sic ma
rzeczy. Niechaj wiedz2 j wierza
wszystkle wlarusy piusy W Vino
ME, re B ok b e PIP. Beckera
i Schellhasa jest i tq raza dosko-
nafy!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
AYArEnrcAy CHURCH NEEDED IN BERLIN

A meeting In aid of the American Church IN Berlin
Will be held this evening In the Broadway Tabernacle
The Rev. DR.. william NJ. Taylor viii preside, and adj
dresses will be made by the Rev. Drs Il. S. Storrs,
Philip schan and j. NJ. Buckley. Mrs. Mary c.
stuokenberg the wife of the pastor of the church
Berlin, has sent the following letter to Tho Tribune
For nearly thirty years the Americans of all denom
nations sojournng In Berlin have assembled every
sabbath morning to hold union religious services
Professor j. H. w. stuckonberg is now the pastor Of
this American Church. Recently, the number Of our
cnnntrymen who have been going to Berlin for study
busnos and recreation has greatly increased and the
religious work banded in this colony now requires
suitable church home In eligible portion Of the city.
church Is needed there with parlors kitchen, read
Ing room, Christian intelligence Office, and for
Christian associations for young men and young
During the last winter the colony included 1913
American students 1t the University. and 100 music
sndcns At the conselvaorns and under private teach
srs, whilo tho number Of students Of German and Ot
ert must have been not far from eighty 1t Is est-
mated that there also some 300 American tourists
constantly In tho city. Two excellent schools for
American young ladies have been opened there,
by Mrs Mar H. Willard, OF Evanston, i'll. A glance
at the figures and statements here will show how
much tho Americans need church home in Berlin.
An effort now being made IN this country to raise
funds immediately for this building because II Is so
urgently needed Tho cause Is Of national interest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
Dr.. Craig's New Discovery.
With a. Few PREDATORY Lawyers Cutters and
BIOOd-Suckng Bats.

Here are hreo definitions The first sarcastic. the sec
ond nterestinr tho third accurate
First lawyer Is learned gentleman who rescues
your estate your enemies and keeps IL
Brougham
Second" The blood-sucking bat Is a talented beast
who fans you sleep with his wings and then opens
vein with his teeth "-waace
Third" The cutter commercial outlaw who offers
10 sell advertised medicines cost in order to attract
people his store where, II he he imposes upon
them his worthless limitations at tremendous prohI
Trade Dictionary.
To the truth Of the last definition thousands can tes
ufy These not only running educated and honest
pharmacists but turning the entire retail drug trade into
competition between Cheap Jacks IL is better TO pay
living profit dealer than to risk tho cut
ter how attractive the figures on his
sidewalk bulletin boards.
have already reduced the price Of Dr. Craigs New
Discovery from 81 IS TO 81 bottle This is rs low
as the genuine can Afforded The Is put Into tho
medicine left In the form Of margins to help out tho
cut We content with small profits from largo
saes, and all honest druggists are with US.
DR.. Craig's New Discovery is q blood purifier OF I'M
eousled qualities 1t not concocted was found.
as Its indicates The is worth reading Send
for IT. charge Ninetenths Of troubles and all
ncnts arise from impure blood WEAKNESS lack Of am
bon headache. duness, loss Of appetite, skin erup-
tons and all those dsagreeabe signs and sensations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
Cutters and

which universal this OF the year mean impure
blood caused by impaired digestion and torpid liver This
medicine dlspels them by It's influence upon tho vital
1t destroys disease in the only logical way
by assisting Nature 10 generate more life.
In all affections OF the urinary dropsy. stone
matsm. govt and heart trouble Dust now so common
and faa Its action has elected the gratitude OF suffer-
and astoundcd many Doubling Thomascs In medicine
1t has cured and is curing most hopeless cases OF
Brishps disease Write for detailed Information on this
point
In the winter OF 1877 Col o. J. Averell OF Washing
ton 10y at DEATHS door with Brghts disease He was
attended by Drs Lincoln, Stewart and others OF the
prominent physicians OF that city, but steadily grew worse
In few weeks his weight fell from 1873 pounds TO 13o
At this crisis Dr. Craigs New Discovery was used ana
in three months Col A. perfectly WELL and has been
ever since. Send for his own narrative.
Special Caution: There is article offered for sale
by some druggists called Dr. Crags Original Kidney
Cure" Refuse II. 1t is not prepared by Dr. O., nor
has he any interest In It. Ask for DR.. Craig's New
Discovery.
One bottle will be sent free OF cost 10 person who
sends statement from cutting druggist that tho
bought six bottles This will enable you to
get the medicine at cutters without risk.
Price one dollar bottle. For sale by all respectable
druggists, and BY
A. J. WHITE, Limited
165 Duane-st NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK...-.......sUND MAY H. 1888 |

PORT OF NETWORK .........sUNDAY, MAY H. 1885
ARRIVED
US Steamer Pensacola Con- Yates AsptnwaIl April 3d.
to Hurst Arrived at II. Bar al a. Win ma''
Steamer sorrento tder. Muller. Hamburg April 25 with
and 94 passengers 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at
mdse and s0S passengers to Louis Beban Arrived at the
Bar at II
psss e. estS Ar + HG
docs 81 Thomas with mdse and % passengers TO US
steamer Newport Lima AspinwaIl daya with ma.e and
1871 passengers 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Braen CSorl Hettermann Baracoa dav. with
fruit 10 Gomez Pearsali Arrived az the Bar At $50
mdse aud passengers to outerbrdse Co Arrived at
the Bar at 9.30srn.
and passengers TO outerbridge Co. Arrived at tAo
mdsc and passengers 10 Il L Walker.
Steamer Breakwaier. Dole Wsst Point Va with mdse and
steamer Guyandote. Kelley Newport News and Norfolk
withmd ,e and pas.engersto Old Dominion IS Co
with mdso and passenRersto Old Dominion SIS Co
BARK LevuSa ( harris. Antwerp 81 days with cement
and empty barrels 10 ORDER vessel 10 snow burgess
suNsET-At Sandy hook wind light W; cloudy and
hazy. AT City Island. wind light NNwi cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Ambrose (Br Bisson Csara April H. Naranham
81 Para MAY l. with mdse to Booth Co. Arrived al
ysieSner CITY Of Chester tBr) from Iverpoo nr.v,ou,
Gpm. ..,,vn
Steamers Helveta for LOnton Bohemia Hamburg Equa-
Briss Flora Stafford, Singapore Reed and Jabez
sarss Bogart Tor Rio JaneirO Fonthnl. st Thomas
Harriet Jackson. Cafdenaa
TIE MOVEMENTS or srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS
ouRESsTowy. Gay l3-Arrived- steamer Aur.nia fBr.
Hams New.York May on her Liverpool land
proceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
THE STUDENTS WILL BURY YOUNG SCUDDER

When the students OF Rutgers College Assembled yes,
day morning at the usual Sunday service at Kirkpatrick
Chapel the chape! had been heavily draped In mourning
for their Clarence G. Scuddcr whose ter
rbe death by being impaled wooden bar occurred Oh
Saturday, after twentyfour hours OF SUFFERING d.
Woodbridge preached and made especial rel
erence to Scudde had just decided TO study for the
ministry and prepare TO India as missionary his
grandfather the John Scuddcr being the first medi'
cal missionary sent out By the Reformed Church A
large monumen. 10 his memory erected by the church,
stands in the churchyad Of the First Reformed Church In
New Brunswick. -, 1000 c.ns.o.
The whole college is In mourning for young Scudder
The college will be closed on the DAY OF ms burial "G
will he under charge Of the whole college, with eight pail.
bearers 10 be selected from the Phiocean Society the
{npers chapter OF Delta Phi fraternity OF which
Scudder member. and from his class The BODY Is
now at the homo OF Ex-Governor e. G.. Ludlow. The
funeral will be held az Kirkpatrick Chapel Tuesday. as
@ D. M and the body Will be buried beside his grand
fathers monument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
LAME DRESS. YELLING

LAME DRESS. VEILINGS
JAMES McCREERY & co.
Direct attention to the variety
and completeness of their stock
of wool and silk mixed Dress
Goods, additional novelties hav-
ing just been received. Among
them will be shown Lame Yelling
i'm twelve new shades with Sicilli-
enne ribbon stripes for accom-
panying use. This fabric combines
lightness of weight and great
durability. Ladies' Summer Cas-
simere i'm Checked and Plaid
Effects for tailor finished cos
TUNES. Lustrine, Alpaca and
POngee GlOriOsa, white printed
MOhair, ETC.; also large assOrt-
ment of white serge and cheviOt
suiting, i'm brilliant cOlOred stripes
for Beach and Tennis Dresses.
JAMES GREER & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
NEWARK.

The Superintendent of the Aqueduct Board had
reason to suspect that the corset manufacturing firm
Of Hcilner straus, in Mcchanic.st, not paying
for all the water they used. In 1853 the bills were
diminished from 81 900 gallons TO IA 900, and the
firm claimed that two driven wells made the saving.
An examination made on Saturday by an Inspector
who found small trap door in the floor, and under
this door found a stopcock in the pipe leading from
the street into iron pipe connected with rotary
pump at the wells. The street was torn up and a
stop-cock was found under the cobbles The Water
Commissioners were informed of the discovery, and
will take some action this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
JERSEY CITY.

The body Of Emelio Martinengo young italian
sailor who was drowned six weeks ago. was found
yesterday near the Delaware Lackawanna and West
cm Railroad dock at Nneteenth-st, and taken to
Cranes morgue in Hoboken.
The annual plankcd shad dinner Of the jersey City
Yacht Club given yesterday afternoon In the club
house In Jerscy-ave. About 200 members and guests
sat down TO the dinner, which prepared by tho
steward Of the club. Commodore Pearson did the
honors and the affair a In every particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
1EoTURk ON ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

Henry f. Rhoades, Of the Engineer Corps OF the
Navy lecturcd before the Misses Lockwoods Seminary
students and their friends on Thursday IN Prespy
terrain Hall, Mount Vernon. on Polar Explorations
Lieutenant Rhoades was one of tho officers OF the
United states steamer Junata, which was the leading
vessel TO 20 to the Arctic Ocean In 1873 In search Oh
the survivors of Captain Halls expedition on the 70
laris, anil among Others associated win MN "o,V
ficrtenants DC Long and Chip, victims OF the Ill
fated Jeanette expedition The speaker gave graphic
descriptions Of experiences among the cebergs ana
icepacks In fogs and in weather, Of the brilliant
auroras, the midnight sum- the seal ana the "aruS
hunts the shooting of the aux and the cidor duchs'
the life and customs of the Eskimos dogsledging, the
discovery of coal by him the Island of Disko, ana
tho trip of the steam launch Little Junata across Mel
vile Bay to Cape York in command OF Lieutenant Do
Long. -., ~. ...s,o..o 80,
The speaker aided In interesting his audience y
the exhibition of some of his collections-the Kay
the sedgc, portions Of the Eskimo dress, charcoa.
sketches and watercoors. He paid tribute 10 .no
memories oil Lleutenants To Long and Chpp, oil whom
he spoke with marked affection and emotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
MORE LIGHT ON TIE HATCH MYSTERY
A PRIVATE DETECTIVE TELLS QUEER STORY
p.Tupu late IN THE DAY.

FATHER LATE IN THE DAY.
The latest development in the Hatch'sconeid case
was made known TO Police Captain Reilly, OF te
Nineteenth Precinct last night by Detective Clark the
special Coleman House detective who SAID that on
the night of Hatch's mysterious DEATH about io
o'clock d. C. Ferris the alleged brothcr-in-iaw Oh
Mrs scofcld, went to the detective at the Coleman
House and said in an excited manner, Come win mo
quick have a big case for you
Ferris took Clark across the road to Nine. Fanny
restaurant and there pointed out Nathaniel Hatch
and Mrs scofcld who dining at one Of tho tables
Ferris then said he wished the detective TO watch tho
coupIc as he expected sensational devciopmch''
Clark consented TO do So Ferris then went away,
first making an engagement with the detective for ~
tbe next morning. and Clark waited about until no
saw the man and woman leave the restaurant
He followed them TIL they entered Mrs. sconcios
bouse and then went to his home In Harlem not near
Ing any more concerning the matter until the neAt
mornin9 at 10 O'Clock, whom he met Ferris according
10 engagement, when Ferris rushed up to him ana
said 81, .., r has M
idea OF there being such suddenly serious result.
Clark did not Know Hatch was dead anu ashcu
Ferris what serious result there had been 49,,
WbyD said Ferris lIatch's dead body has Deeh
found in the back yard of the house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
NO FEARS FOR TIE STEA MSHIP SERVTA,

The rumor cabled from London yesterday that the
Cunard steamship servia, which is due here to-day.
had foundered at sea- lacks confirmation IT is believed
by the officers of the company 10 be without foundation
report that the French steamer La Bourgogne which
arrived Yesterday had passed the sera two days ago.
proved 20 DO without foundation. The Servla Is
stanch vessel and would not have encountered any
severe weather on this voyage. She started with lib
cabin nassencrs 90 Intermediate. and 300 storage.