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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
UscA11rD.ron Cusrox SHrRr
ORDERS.

We have left since last stock.taking IL IN
called-for Custom Shirt Orders. Every depart
nent must b cleaned mp before stock-taking.
and, - We have no excuse for keeping these
longer we have concluded TO drop the price low
enough to sell them in . day-Tussday.
Order No. Ia shirts neck size IAN inches,
open 'front.', wide plated bosom LAundersd
ready for wear.
Made to order for. so
Stocktaking Sale Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Order No. 2-5 Shirts. neck size Is inches,
open front. plain bosom. Lsundered.
Nads to order for. o1.5O
stock.taking Sale Price. ......-...........-.1
Order No. SO Shirts axs 10 inches. open
front, plain bosom. eyelsts; Numbered.
Made to order for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Stock taking Sale Price.
Order No. 4-7 Shirts, size 10 inches, open
hack. plain bosom. 2 eyelsts; Numbered.
Made TO oroer ION. 1L5O
stock.takins Sale Price.
Order No. So Shirts. size Is inches, open
baek. plain bosom. syslsts; Numbered.
Made to order for. o1.25
Stock.taking Sale Price,.
Order No 0-5 Shirts. size 15)S inches. open
front, plain bosom. one stud-hole; laundsrsd.
IsdA to order for. so
otoch-takinG Sale Price. ..-............-....1
Order No: Us Shirts. sass 10 inches. OPEN
back. plain bosom. syelsta
6tock. taking Sale Price. ..............l25
Order No. So Shirts. sine 10 inches, open
b>ck, plain sxtsasion bo9om. lsundsssd sleeve
~ tnchss; extra quality.
Nade TO order for. .....................S9
stock. taxing Sale Price.
order No. 9-2 Shirts. siss IGN. opsn back,
plain bosom. 8 esslets. lAundersd: extra
value.
lGaAs 70 ordsf for. ..................... .el.75
6Anek.taktne oals Price. .................l.25
Order No. 1O-3 1Airts sias IL inches, opsn
mont plain bosom. 3 ssud holsA unlaundsrsd.
MAJ % orooe Iof. .0l~6O
akoct- tAktng Sale Price. ...........-..........1
order No. lis ehirta. de II inchea opon
-. paaiu bosom. y syslsta. lAundsrsd.
Mado - oe0or 90
naoek. tnndNg 0alo Prise. .....................1
osdu Ne. 12-0 shirts. dee lok inehss opsn
mont, plalA besen. . stua holss. slssvs -
inehea, lAundeESd
Nsde 70 order for. .......................o %. 50
ssock.tAkiAg Sale Rries. ......................
WOODWARD = LoT1nOR,
M ces 11sh sna , - Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
THE NEW SILKS.

The display Of Evening satins surahs and Fsills
Franchise ID very beautiful The room, liehtsd by
the electric light with glass containing the silks
with tinsel gauxes and silk boiling cloth. draped ~
they would b worn. was much admired. The Surahs
being sold 81 55c instead Of 65c, and the
rAntsd black silks and Satns for q instead Of
opening" souvenir that was we'll appreciated this
morning.
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THE NEW FANS.

The MARY Anderson" Fan 10 composed Of six fns
ostrich Plumes These. with an aerette and bunch Of
ostrich Tips, are mounted on single stick which IL Of
ivory or amber. The colors are beautifully delicate
and the price. 90. moderate enough The "skeietonr
Fans sre Of silk oauze beautifully and
lace trimmed; when open they are shaped like the
palm leaf - IL the price Of these. The discount Of
Per cent during the Opening" Of course considerably
reduces above quoted prices.
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THE NEW RIBBONS.

The new shades of Moire Sash Ribbons win attract
the eye and the souvenir prices make you investors
The 12inch wide. marked 81. 49, IL offered at &ll9:
the o. 90 quality Il offered at s175 One lot inch
wide ct 75c yard were going fast % busy hands
could cut and wrap and receive the money for them
The sensation Of the morning. however, was ct the
counter for 19c @. g. Ribbons with loop edge; they
axs al silk: come in the most lovely shade and in
Nos. 10 to 90.
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THE NEW .JEwELRY.

Acollection absolutely amazing for its size and W
rety. and at prices that would make it seem unneces-
sary to offer 10 per cent discount during the open
Ing" The new designs shown in IA karat Gold
Jswelry. Real Garnet, Real Amber, Real Shell. and
Real Silver Jewelry. The prices not jewelers.
prices More astonishsd will you be at another coun
ter where limitations Of Real Gold and Diamond Jew
elry ere exhibited Here see identical dssgns to
those Just looked s but at prices less Fol-
low the stream and stop opposite
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THE NEW HOSE.

The new shades Of colors rather than new designs
seem to be tho attraction Most lovely tnts Isle
Thread Richeieu Rib Hose for 75c. Some with shell
pattern sre 81 So instead of e. 3d. and Children's
Fast Black Ribbed Hose with double knees toes and
heels are 14c. instead Of 25c during the Opening
The SILK Hose and the Ribbed Vests in charming
variety Of shades 10 per cent discount allowed on
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

Ths nfans and the tids cash have their dspastnsnt
The in1antr outAts sanas from go % 600, the
lsidss iron oAoo for three pieces 10 $50 foe con-
psas outAs Of the finest iswns laess and smheeidsr
isA The pEastaoal puvsnirs Of ths opsuins ass
Sec. Niehtsowns for 69G; SOC. Chemises for 4oc.;
O0e. okixn for 7oc.; Ice. Aprons for lee
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THE NEW LACES.

Heavy silk Brussels Net, 2 yards wide, ID Csc IN
stead Of e. the shades lovely. The 25c. Ruff
dinss are in grest variety those of various coors
novel and new the souvenir price is 2Oc. yard Tho
Spanish 0upure Lace Scarfs ere e17O instead Of 92
during the opening they look nearly yards long and
fully half yard wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
THE NEW SHOES.

for ladies', men and children in variety enough
Ihs Riding Doots for lsdiss were also sdmired Tho
Discount Of 10 pr cent OF the Married prices Of all
and the really beautiful stock were making many Gus
teanses See Ne polite young salsamsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
THE NEW HANpxrRcHrrrs.

Never were fner Linen Handkerchiefs offered for
25c than those with scalloped borders beautifully
embroidered in delicate shades Of pink blue and red
Thsy were being grabbed A. - the Souvenir price 10
20c II the 121sc HandkerchefA which are being sold
for 10c. win last twill be wonder. The sheer lnsn
neat embroidery. and dne variety Of patterns II the
attraction. The nlmy French Embroidered Linen
Handksrchsfs Also those Of Real Duchess Lace were
hndins ready purchasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
THE NEW GLOVES.

The rule Is enforced here and only one pair to each
customer was sold. and no WONDER for the 81. so 4
and button "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves were offered
for CSC. pair The long silk Mits at 81 were recog-
nzed worth So and selling very fast Some
Of the tnts in the Fourchette Gloves are new and
rare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

Mayor Hewitt, OF New York, who is energetic In
pressing many modern ideas In the conduct OF mu-
nieipsl Affairs, has secured model OF a section OF
the roat-oed containing the street-car rail In use
In Paris probably to serve as sort OF object les
son to the city aldermen Europeans know too
much % submit to the nuisance OF the center bear
ing rail. IL is hoped that Washington as wen as
New York may In time learn enough to insist upon
the European grooved rail. In this respect Amer.
lea Is behind the times.
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THE NEW DREss-TRlMMIN0S,

Silver. Gilt, Steel and Copper Trimming in ssts and
by the yard, and new Black President and 6outache
Brads the novelties the buttons to match them
Ill were there too 10 cent discount il the open
ing" souvenir.
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THE new EMBRorDERfHs,

From the tiny Edsine to the most slabossasly.
worked SKIRT pa41ern shown IN endless vsristy and
q 10 psr esat discount during the ''0pening."
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WoonwAnp & Lorusors Coruxx.


To-aight All unsoid nasked-down soods viii
b efefsd st the marksd-down prices uAtil
closed out. We never mArk-up goods thar have
been markeA.dowu
Tomorrow. February 1, We begin opening
SPRING Goods, and shall show beautiful lines Of
French satecns Fine GinghamA Challisa
White Goods. &c
woOpukPn 4 TOTHROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

The Congressional torpor OF the holiday season
Il alarmingiy protracted. owing, perhaps, 70 the
unusually cold weather the period OF Information
Is exte1 ending nearly 20 the end OF Lanuary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
THE NEW LEATHER GOODS.

Ten per cent discount IL also allowed in this depart
snt and You will be tempted to buy Of the Seal
Pocketbooks with oxydized silver pate 40 cents IL il
but you would guess 81 rs the worth Then there are
Card Cases and small and large satches in all kinds Of
leather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

member OF the senate District committee ex-
presses encouragement at the small prospect OF
relief nom railroad grievances in view Of the con-
Trajectory and obstinate claims OF railroads and
citizens committee, and suggests that all are op-
posed to the senate committees plans. II makes
no difference II they are so opposed. When the
members OF the Senate committee In the perform
ance OF their duty as the immediate protectors OF
the sinterests In this matter have decided
upon the best method OF relieving the present
grievances and have presented their plan In the
shape OF a bill 70 the senate, the time for the
fullest concessions by the contendin9 inter-
ests viii have arrived. IL substantial re-
lief Is furnished, the people OF Washing
ton Will not, it Is believed, be obstinate or
exacting In respect to details The Baltimore and
Ohio feels an overpowerng desire to secure south.
ern connections. and very probably II put to the
test II will concede more for that privilege than IL
Is now willing from considerations OF prudence to
admit IL Is, OF course, impossible TO secure the
consent OF the Baltimore and Potomac to a removal
of rs present station, even for few squares The
only way to accomplish that removal Is for Con-
gress TO harden its nerves and move the building
theBalttmore and Potomac TO the contrary notwith-
standing Give US good bill, gentlemen as soon
as it can be done inteIligently, and we will see
what happens
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AND STILL THrr Com.

TEE ABInDHxN cHHS1ofa w RAVE
NEVER KNOWN ANY GOODS 70 NIL
LIKE THEM. WI DrARTxD WITH oo1fH-
THING ovE1 THIRTY Stiles. AND
HAVE SINCE ADDED TO THEM Trn1
AND AGAIN.
TO-DAY, JANUARY 3lsr. WE ARE IN
RECEIPT or rxrfnxIY KEW RArrlnNs
THERE Is GOOD REASON FOR THIS IN.
YREcxprNrHD SALE nm oooDs ARE
Exc1LLExr IN QUALITY. ARE rrs NEW.
EST STYLES AND 1ATTxnNe. Am ctr
AND MADE Up HERE rHt SANE ~ r1xE
GOODS THE wonKMANsn1p 10 EQUAL
TO THAT Put on TEN DOLLAR PANTS.
THEY ARE MADE w1rR sIt.x. AND T1ts
FIT Is GUARANTEED.
We DON'T Advertise THEN At ONE
PRICE AID THEN crkAnox A potxAs
EXTRA 70 HAvn Tnxak xApn Up AZ
CUSTOM WORE" We CHARGE Ss FOR
THEM And THEY Arr uusTox MADE,
THUS BEING HALF A Dotl.Ah onxA1ta
THAN SANE GOODS AND cnKApER WORK
COSTS ELSEWHERE.
IT You WANT A vraf sTYtfSH PAIR
Or rRousERs. or oooD QUALITY. COT
IN THE LATEST STYLE AND MADE 10
FIT. THERE ARE BARoA1Ns ron roo IN
THESE GOODS.
T.. a BARNux / 90,
a27 ss1 PENN. AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

Perhaps not n an thinss but certainly such O.
casions - the Opening" Of new styles for wonens
wear. is . woman better reporter than man. Men
~ 700 apt TO slowhgly depict everything but thAt
which the occasion calls for. The annual midwinter
Opening Days" at the Palais Royal for the display
OF the late Winter and early Spring Novelties The
Souvenirs Of the occasion reduced prices quoted
"otsnne" Days TO write Of the thiAts and
10 descns the Souvenirs that have the merit Of reed
nsse and cheapnsss viii b more practical than the
attempt 70 b funny at the snpsnss Of
truth. rhyme. or reason.
THE MxNs DEPARTMENT.
On entering the door Of No. l11e Pennsylvania sve.
niue you are surrOundsd BY men. mems Foods, and
are waited on BY men.
Since have proclaimed mans inability to write Of
wefnans clothes, Of course the men will smile when
would advise them as to what to wear. But being
WIFE HAPPY wife. With the confidence Of geoA hus-
band. Tn allowed to do Of his shopping csunot
rive bstter infornsten thsn by writing what secured
ths morning and what saving made. Here IL the list:
Ouhs for l9c instead Of g5c Scarf for 2Oc instead Of
45c: suspendefs for Acc. instead Of CSC; Plated
Front Dress Shirt for zoe instead Of &c.: Warm
socks for g1o. instead Of 25c.; Norfolk and New
1rnhswck Underwear for csc. instead Of Sl25; real
"olofis" Umbrella for q 39 instead Of o150. Finer
eoods are also offered at reduced prices Souvenir Of
the "opsning"
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THE SOUVENIRS fok WOMEN. :
Yot MAY SECURE ALL you, WANT.
WHAT A CLERK SAID ABOUT 1T.

Only one piece 81 each Souvenir lot to customer !"
% Rad the advertisement in yesterdays STAR but no.
ticed this morning not restricted to guam.
utss clerk explained that the right was reserved,
end would only be enforced in Of clerks from other
stores attempting 10 buy in large Quantitss Those
articles offered little below cost"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

DnEss PArrxass
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Our whole stock of Drsas Patterns reduced frum $50
s35. and $40 70 els. the gfsatsst daughter Ne have
ever made.
AL Evening Goods ct Len than eosH
An opportunity u nov o6eaod % secure hAndso0s
Dresses at very low prices.
MORE SILKS all colofs redused IN pqisa
Extra Bargains In CHANTILLY LACEs
PRIKsTLRrs MOURNING 00ODa, MONS vEII.
bordered all around: Silks, vNvRTA and DRESS
GOODS; BARNEaL1Y TABLE LINENS and NAP.
KINa
INDIA SILKS. new rstssrns. jtt opened
wM sHusrER soma
91s psnnuiv.nis svA
One Price. Aa0
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED = THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w Rooms, for light housekeeping (no cookingl
wallach Place. 18th, near n W. Address ola Pa
WANTED-TO RENT DESK ROOM OR PART OF
w an Office be- tween LIST and 14th NV; must be
reasonable. DESK ROOM Star Office. It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
A WoxAx REronrrR.

SHE VISITS TIN pALAlS ROYAL AND TENKn
SHE CAN WRITE UP AN "oPENING
DAY" BETTER TEAM A MAN.
WHAT SIZE SAW AND WHAT sH1 sAYs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31

The response OF the strikers 10 President Cor
ban's statement Of the attitude OF the Reading
company will command general attention because
the public has been waiting for some time TO learn
by what process of reasoning the men In revolt
would Justify their course. Their answer, now
that 10 has come. IL Disappointing. IL does not
touch the root OF the matter in controversy II does
not attempt to show why certain train gangs re-
fused obey the orders OF their superors and de-
liver sundry carloads OF freight TO the consignees
70 whom the company had contracted In good
faith TO deliver them. Nor does 10 make any pre-.
tepce OF explaining why the miners when discon-
tented ut the prospect OF returning TO lower
scale OF wages did not then and there insist upon
IN arbitration, while they were still In the employ
a. the Reading company and the company would
have been obliged TO listen to their complaints in
stead OF striking nrst and then, when the com.
pany was no longer under obligations TO them, de-
nAnting submission OF their controversy TO out
mds parties Finally, there IL produced no evil
dsrce TO show that the Reading company was
paying less for labor than its rivals
with these subjects left untouched. no answer
however interesting In ITSELF can be satisfactory
what the strikers committee have done Is simply
TO show, BY citation and comparison OF figures
from the companys published reports that the
corporate deot has increased steadily in the past
owing 70 bad management or guilty collision be-
tween former officers and the owners OF proper
ties which the company has from time to time
absorbed, always on extortionate terms II the
ngst Just now had been between the company and
the public, and the question at issue had been the
Coupanys right 70 charge higher prices for its
coal than other producers, such an argument
would have been pertinent enough. Under the
circumstances 10 does not seem to hit anything In
particular. Undoubtedly there has been a good
deal Of rottenness In the management of the Read
ing company. It was for that very reason that
Mr. corbin, whose reputation for success In other
fields as q reviver OF bankrupt railroads was
Widespread, was called to command. The present
quarrel In the companys collieries Is between the
mines ana the Corbin management-not its
predecessors. II Mr.. Corbin does not
zee bis way clear to relieve the
company OF the serious burdens It is carrying
except by the application Of the strctest rules of
frugality In expenditure, and the miners do not
get all they want a. q consequence, IL is perfectly
proper for them 70 cease working for him. but IL Is
not right for them to demand that he shall employ
NO other men, or that nobody else shall maintain
relations with him or with his corporation and it
10 no argument to say that because the $3.50, 900
which he Is trying TO save by denying them their
demand for an increase OF wages win not offset
the alleged annual loss OF one million dollars
therefore he must not make such retrenchment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-31
ATTORNEYS.

A NDkEw c. BRADLEY,
"A Attorney and Counaellorrt-IAw.
Rooms i. B. o. and z. fendan Building corner Of \
CAMPBEIL cAERINeT5 N, ATToRNEY-zr-
svenuA Warrington. d @ kssidsnoA l2is =
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SPECIALTIES.

ELEc1RIcITY-isYEAR A SPECIALLY INCUR,
~ ns neryous and mental dsssss. spinal ovarian and
uterine troubeA parzyaa tn mora sfr1ctures scss1cA
hysterla rhsumstism. neul gia chorsa aud dlsssssl
gsneray Most sxtsnsys electric bsstsrsss ous!ads &
sncsss1 cRerHenspt cure An Wsshingtoa- pa 4 =
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I,OR RENT-ELKs' HALL UPPER FLOOR. COR
II ner 9th ST. and Psnnsylv snia NV for Mon
day. thursday Friday and Saturday nights. Inquire
of RoDIER Bijou Cafe 9th st. and Louisiana
n Ja5o-1m
IroR hENT-AN OLD EsTABIIsHED FEED
Il store, No: l4l1 High st.. Georgetown, u. G, with
fixtures: els per month r. A. PHILLIPS l42s
New York avenue. )a5-lm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

I,oR RENT-FISE SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS,
IL I'd noor, McGowan's Building. cry NV ..
II. GRAY co, o22 Of. n. v. ja3l-
IyoR RENT-oFFlcEs IN OUR NEw BUILDING,
Il all conyenisnce<, steam lest
J2s-6t. 1907 ct Nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Robota jest, ale bar
do daleko.
z mad ,jeziora, IA lipca.

Kochany Majsterku! W nu
merze 26 waszego pisma pod
napisem ,,Gdzle robota?" -
wyczyta}em, lie w waszych
stronach wiele robotniko5w Jest
bez zajecia. Ma koncu W;arus
pisa} ,,ktoby wiedzlai gdzie o
robocie, MECH doniesie!"
Oto2 co WIEN to donosze.
q East Lake, Mich, zaraz
PREY Manistee, odjechafo 6
Polakow do Kalifornii, jeszcze
W maju, z pcwodu, lie tutaj
mad jeziorem o robote bardzo
trudno. CT ztamtad pisali do
krewnych, lie tam plaza PREY
kolei W m}ynach 2 dolary
dziennie j board wlkt7. Vie
le ludzi by teraz z tad jecha-
10 do Kalifornii, ale kieszeh
i'm ME pozwala.
Wiec com sie dowiedziai,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

zerwa}a, przez co kolej zelazna z
Brodnicy do Dzia}dowa przejez-
dzac ME mdg}a, juz pobudowany
na nowo i kolej regularnie pc
MIN przejezdza a pociagi towaro-
we ta droga przechodza. - w
Berlinie umar} pred siesiacem
dawniejszy landrat chelminski ba-
ron Schroeder, kt6rY z protestant
ia zosta} ma starosc katolikiem.
7orua. 24-letni Jozef Gorecki,
ktory IL marca r.. b. zamordowaf
ehafnpn;ka Haban.a i lego synow-
ca Stnnowieckiego, u mocno polka
leczyf zone Habnntu w Skuriinie,
zostat mzez sad przysiegfych M
smierc skazany. Byt on juz pred
tenn "a rome zbrodnie ma wiezie.
ME skuzany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

bardziej rozbudzanej nienawis-
CT. DzlenniSi rosyjskie BOWEN
donosza, BE RAD postanowif
ME udzlelac nadal pozwolenla
ma otwleranie W Prov in
cyach mad t yc
k b prywatnych zaHtadow
naukowych z jezykiem wykla-
dowym niemieckim.
Eacyhll&a paplesAo. Dnia 26.
2. m. og}oszora zosta}a ency-
kllka papieza 90 wolnosci".
Wyjasna Qua obszarnie re
stanowlska tilozoficzncgo i re.
l'gynego pojecic wolncsci, o.
mawia rome systemy woInos
CT i oswIadcza, IL wolnosG SUI
mlen'a, gdy sic je) podsuwa
take znaczenle, IL jest to pra.
wo bye lub ME bye p3sfusz-
nym Bogu, jest niedorzecznos-
cla. Choclaz papiez pragnie
polaczen'a roznych wyznai W
ogn'sku katolicyzmu, przyzna
ie !ednak legalra egzvstencye
lnnym wyznanlom i zgadza
sic ma t%olerancye. Papiez IL
znaje dalej Ia dozwolone wy
@N'.ywanie nowoczesnych oby-
watelsklch i politycznych swo,
bob, uwaza Ia dozwolony o.
por przeciw ciemiezeniu i ab-
solutyzmnwi udz;af w demo-
kra'yrznych .iastytucyach j dq-
zenla ludlow do narodowej ME.
z~awisfosci.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
WlESCl
z Polskiej ujczyzny
W.. KS.~ POZnanSkie.

Ko1ko Raifsisenoecskie W Wit
kowie nosifo polska firme: Bank
ludowy, spd4ka %zapisana." Sadly
gnieznienskie ME chciafy zezwoliG
ma te naive polska i rzecz posz}a
do berlinskiego kamergerichtu, kto-
ry znlosf decyzyq sad6w gnieznieh-
skich i przyzna4 sp64ce w%itowskiej
prawo do polskiej firmly. G}6wna
zas}uga przeprowadzenia tel waznej
ola mas sprawy nalezy sic rzeczni-
kowi p. A. Karpihskiemu W Gnie-
znie.
Ma ko$ciX w Markowie w po-
wiecle l%eszczynski zapisa} s. p.
x. proboszcz Theinert re Swier-
czyny $500 marek. Zapis ten Rad
teraz potwierdzi}.
UoneI. W srodzie uczehi Sew
ski Micha} Krzyzaniak, pod No
wynn Tomyslem uczeh krawiecki
1gnacy Golcz, pod Obrzyckiem W
stawie m4yhskim Is letni stolarza
lngendorfa i syn kusnierza Bude-
go w tym samym wieku.
w Po2namu policya zabra}a
onegdaj ilosc nadzwyczajnych do
datkow do gazety ola tego, re
ch}opaki roznoszacy te dodatki,
"a gfosno wykrzykiwali: Extra
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gasiki gazeciarskie ME wieleby W
takiem miescie zarobi}y.
w Ih'osinae obchodzi4 X. die
kan Riedel dnia "a z. m. JUBILEE
usz 25-letniego %kap}ahstwa. w
dniu uroczystosci wystapi}y liczne
deputacye, nawet pomiedzy niemi
i protestanci a navel i Zydzi, kto-
rzy mu W ten sposob dawali do
woody szacunku. w pochodzie 2
probostwa do koscio{a postepowa-
{y wszystkie cechy, mtodziez szkdl-
M z nauczycielami na czele, doz6r
kosciclny, reprezentacya miejska
t. d. Jubilat prowadzony pod bal
dachimem przez patrona koscioia
lsiecia ZdzisI. Czartoryskiego, lktd-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

ny umys1nie z wdd ma te uroczys-
tost przyjechaD, dalej przez p. L.
Kar}owskiego z Grabkowa, poste-
powaf przez miasto, W bramy po-
witalne ustrojone,d do koscio}a, gdzie
odprawi} Msza swieta PREY asyscle
kllku duchownych. Kazanie Wy
g}osi} X. proboszcz Chrustowicz.
Pc powrocie z koscio}a gosci po-
dejmowaf goscinnie ksiaze Czarto-
ryski W namiocie urzadzonym W
parku w Sielcu.
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dniL mEynarski, j. Kaliski, pracu-
jacy W parowym m}ynie, chcia4
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