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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

sau"le, 2e ,,cO mann Zrobl(
dzisiaj, zrobie jutro, a &C
mann .jesc jutro, zjem dzisiaj",
-nieraz do wsciek1osci dopro.
wadzaja sekretarza, kt6ry
wierny swoim obowiazkom
chcia}by jak najchetniej poko.
mac wszelkie trudnosci spra.
wozdanie ma czas wykohczyc.
To tel ME wystepowafem
ami przeciwko formie, ami pre-
ciwko tresci sprawozdania, kto-
re uwa2am "a zupe}nie zg I'd
ne z wymaganiami nauki
xsla2koznawstwa. Proponowa =
fem jedynie dodatek, xtory W
formie rekapitulacyi (zestawie.
MAY przedstawi czytelnikom W
kilku ostatecznych cyfrach
stan maiatAowy Zwiazku i je:5o
ulokowan'e.
Jen. Sekretarz powiada, ze
dodatek ten ME mole bye u
mieszczonym W sprawozdanlu
kwartalnem, ktore obejmuje
czynnosci obrot finansowy
tylko wymienionego kwar-
ta1u, - uwa1a on Jednak ten
dodatek "a sfuszny koniecz-
ny W sprawozdaniu rocznen:.
Poniewa1 jednak sprawozda
ME kwartalne, Jak vlemy, i
jak ien. Sekr. sam przyzn7je,
obejmuje kazdym razem caf-
kowity kapitaf znaJdujqcy sic
W reku Rzadu Centralnegc,
wiec rekapitulacya propono-
wana by}aby ma miejscu. Trud-
noscl zas wynika]ace z zale-
g|osci grup sa zupefnle te ST.
me W kohcu coku jak W kon-
cu kwartalu. Sekretarz powi.
MEN tylko przyjac kapitaf W
dniu zamkniecia rachunku
kwartalnego, znajdujqcy sic
rzeczywiscie W kasie j wyka
zac z czego Oh sic skfada j
gdzie sic zn"Jduje. Fundusz ze.
Iazny okaze sic W kaadej. ma
stepuej rekapitulacyi o tyle
wiekszym, o lie dochodem Z
ubiegfego kwarta}u zwiekszo
nym zostal. Fundusz obroto
wy przedstawiat sic musi roz-
maicie, gdyz ulega zmianym
ME dajacym sic CORY ami
przewidziet, ami okreslic. Fun
dusz ten (obrotowy) zwieksza
sic dochodem stafym, a zmniej.
sza wydatkami oraz wykfada
mi (forszusem) ma rachunek
kapitalu posmiertnego. Pred
stawi on sic nieraz w sprawo-
zdaniu mniejszym, ani2eli Jest
W lstocie, ale ka2dy }atwo
pojmie. lie to zmnieiszen;e
jest tylko chwilowe, spowodo-
wane zaleg}oscia gsup poje-
dynczych kazdy znajdzie
zupelmenie tego kapitafu W
sumie zsleglosci tych grup,
wykazanej oddzieluie W spra-
wozdaniu przez sekretarza.
Fundusz jednocentowego po-
datku powinien bye tax jak
dotad tax l nadal wykazy wa.
nym W oddzielnej pozycyi a2
do nastepnego SeJmu, ktory
zadecydujje co MIN zrobic.
Mojem zdanlem fundusz ten
z Jednocentowego podatku po-
winiea bye W koncu kazdego
kwartaiu dotaczonym do fun
duszu obrotowego zlany z
MIN W jeden fundusz, a po
kozdem dojsciu kapitaiu obro-
towego do sunny pleciu tysie :
cy do!arow, czesc tego2, dai-
my ma to diva tysiace dol,
powiuna bye przelana do fun.
duszu 2elaznego. Reszta zAa
W sumie okoio 5000 dol. po-
winLa bye trzymana W kasie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

]eszcze raz powtarzam, mole
1ndywidualne zapatrywsnie sic
na te sprawe, z ktorem niko
mu sic ME narzucam, ten
bardziej, &e pcdobne sprawy
podlegala jurysdykcyi jedynie
tylko SeJmu. Obowiazkiem
dzlennikarzy jest ty]ko poru.
szame tych westyi, 2 zamia
rem zwrocenia ma takowc u.
wagi delegatow ma sejm wy
znaczonych.
Me bylbym moze W ogole
dotknql kwestyi tych spra so-
zdai, gdyby ME bezustanne
napasci, Ia ktore Zwiazek Ma
rodowy jest nara2onym, czy
to ze strony n1epowofanych a
z}osliwych krytyE:ow ze Wscho-
du, czy tel ze stron.y kropi
ularskich najemnikow. Uczci
we i otwarte postepowanie
Zw'azku Mr.. i )ego Zarzadu,
talk Jak dotad, tax j madal "a
mykoc bedzie usta tym wro
gom por2adku, jednosci i zgo~
dy i otwlerac bedzie coraz
bardzlej oczy temu ogoiowi,
ktorym oni gardzq, a kt6ry
]atwo osadzi, po czyjej stro-
ME uczciwosG sumiennosc. a
po czyje] ob}uda, fafsz fary-
ze)uszostwo.
Polemi1a pomiedzy niekto.
remi gazetami ks. 81. Ci-
chockiln, stanela dzisiaj ma
tel wysokosci, lie my stayemy
otwarcie po stronle ks. Cl-
cbocklego, a nawet W jego o.
bronze. Jesli ks. Cichocki po-
wiada, ze ME mole bye "a to
odpowiedzialnym, 2e mu ktos
" directory" dale niep.zyna.
lezace mu tytufy tego ,,ktos'
TAX wyraznie okresla, ze nle
many potrzeby jechac do Chi
cago, by tego ,,ktos" ujrzeG
na ambon:e W kosciele sw.
Stanls}awa, ,-)esli ks. Cichoc-
kl powiada, 2e nigdy ME wy
klinaf Zwiazku Mar. przec1w.
ko MENU ME wysteoow lie
podpisaf ow bluzuierczy me-
moryaf Sroridlarski, ,jedyule
pod presya przykrych okolicz-
noscl, W ktorych chwilowo DO.
zostawaf i lie tego podpisu po
dis dzien odza}owaG ME mo.
2e;;-to laden czlowiek uczci-
wy nic ma prawa. sfowom te
go kapiana ME wierzyG. Ga
zety polskie pewinny zamknaG
fanny dla dalszych napasci ma
jego osobe. Napasci podobne
pozostawmy Kropld1u, a zna-
jac osobiscie ks. Cichockiego,
ME watpie, &e stoi wy4ej 20
mad napasci kropidlarskich ma
Jen.nikow.
X y
Nie)akis Wincenty Malikow-
ski, W liscie pisanym 2 Nan.
ticoke do Kropid2a, broni ks.
Granllewicza oswiadcza, lie
kslqdz ten ma prawo karaG
dzlewczeta W ten spcsob jak
to czyni. A jesll nawet iedna
2 panlen 10 kilkunastogodzin.
nem kleczeniu zelndlala pro.
boszczo-ojcowska kare. odcho-
rowafa, to czyjaz W TEN Wi
ma? Powinna by}a wpierw
zjssc dobre sniadanie, prze-
tlzymafaby kare 2 pewnoscia
! ks. Gramlewicz (BoAe! swieG
Jego ojcowsk'ej dobrocl.) ME
mlaiby dzlsiaj ,trublu" 2 ja-
k!ms tam ycourthousem"
pollcya, 7 ME mialby potrzeby
zallc sic nn te masohsko- -A}
dow 'kic gazety zwlazkowe, ae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
I kl||:: ?

Zwracamy uwage szanownej
pub]icznosci Polskiej w Chicago,
IL ,,k@}ko Dramatyczne" ME szcze-
dzi kosztow, ami piracy, ably teatr
powyzszy jaknajswietniej wypad},
sprawiajac garderobe jako tez
scenerya do tel sztuki odpowiednia.
Take zadaniem K6fka Drama.
tycznego jest wprowadzic w zycie
rozpoczecie sztuki W punktualnie
oznaczonem czasie.
Spodziewajac sic, IL szanowna
publicznosc Polska w Chicago ra-
czy zyczliwie poprzec icznem ze-
braniem scene polska, tenn sa-
mem dodat zachety do dalszei
piracy.
Zapraszamy wszystkich jaknai-
uprzejmlej, W imieniu K6fka ORA
matycznego.
Iarzad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

hedakcya ekspedycya: Rog
pondentom, procz poprzednio
przy toczonyoh faktow, jeszcze
l nasterujacy.
Gdy po zalozeniu Komitetu
Dobroczynnosci w Nowym
Yorku, M jednem jego 20.
siedzen wyznaczona zostafa
stafa pensya dla sekretarza,
pierwsza GazetQ Katolcka W
Chicago podniosla krzyk /
przytaczajac ten fakt, oswald
czyfa oburzeniem, Ae iestto
plerwszy raz ma emigracyi, by
Z grosza publiczuego, przezna-
czonego dla bis7nych, wypla.
cano pensye urzednikom.
w odpowiedzl ma odezwa
Gaz. Katollchl;gj ukazal sic d}u.
gi list, wydrukowany W Zgo-
dixie Nczyzmc, a podpisany
przez pp- JerzrnanowS|<lego i
DR.. Zofnowskiego. W ktorym
podplsani nazwali odezwa Ga2.
Kat. kiamstwem oS viadczy-
Ii najwyrazniei, 2e pensya Sc
krctaza ponosic bedzie p. Je-
rznanowsSi wiasnej kieszeni.
Podplsanym uwier2ono i ma
tenn sprawa ucichla.
W ostatnlem sprawozdaniu
Komitetu Dobroczynuosci, wy
drukowanem w Mr.. l39 Dzien-
mlha Poznaa,lsAiego, znajdu1emy
najwyrazniej pozycye ,,Placa
urzednikow 1874 dol. 4S CEN
tow. Jak2e Wee many po-
g"dz'c ten wydatek q pore
czeniem publicznie przez p.
Jerzmanowskiego W gazetach
wygfoszonem, De 60 poai4sie
z w}asnej kleszeni? Jesli my,
rrocz powyzszei SUNNY, przy.
toczylismy i inne, jak utrzy-
mamie blu9nn6S9 dol, zakup
no mebli 81 dol t. r., wy
datki poniesione 2 ka,y 10
broczynnosci, t. j. z picnic.
dry przeznaczonych liza wspo-
mczenie biednych, to W "a
man odbieramy w odpowie-
dM wyzwiska iak masoni, ay-
dz', cndzo4ozmki etc (czytaj
kropia19 Mr.. l0) My poaa.le-
my argumenta pop"rte cyfru
mi i zadamy ma odparcie ..
rzutow argnmenta. Wyrazy:
zydzi. cudzoIoanili
etc, to nie sa argumeata, DO
one sa dowo@!em tylko, ma .]al<
sfabym Iundamt"cir opieraja
sic ci, ktorz) iuz W inny 500.
sob obroniG sic ME potrafa.
Odpowieiz K"opidla ma po-
wJzsze zarzuty uwazaG musl-
my ]edynie ,ylko "a potwier-
dzenie takowych Dobrzc tyl-
ko, ae hropi3io W rzedzie ga
yet polski"h W Ameryce zaj-
mue TAX y ztie stanowisko,
ae .jego posuierd2enia mas ME
grzeja, ego ~ymyslania nc
ziebl4, DO 10 g"Zrta, ktora
krzywdq o26lawl wyrzadza, a
pozytil' ijlo au HE przynosi.
W ii ~ III otrzymuie via.
domo55 Chic 20. re opusz-
r&cl.a barry hskiego
'oj a.a hropldlo,
PIP. Kruszla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

}
C'ekawym iednak i by}bym
kontent, gdyby mi to ktos ze
chciaf wytfumaczyG. dla czegc
ks. Gramlewicz talk bardzo O.
piekuie sic pannami +; to ko
niecznie kilkunastoletniemi:
dl" czego swej arcygor]iwej o.
plekl ME rozciago rowniez
mad chlopcami uczeszczajace-
mi do tej samej szkoly para
fialnej?
W tym samym lisscie kore.
spondent ,,bol sic" by kropi-
dlarze do ZwiqzlSu ME przy-
.stapili. Prozna obawa bo
Zwiazek do swego grona przyi-
muje tylko ludzi, kropidla-
re, jakkolwiek naleza do ga
tunku zwlerzat ssqcych, iedna-
kowo2 ludzml nigdy ME byl,
i ME So.
Zdejm buty Wl:arusl;e i licz!
wykrzykuje p. lpe W Mropldle
/ przytacza ohary owego wy
sfawionego jenialnego flantro-
pa p. Jerzmanowskiego ma do
wod jego niewyczerpanej las
XII. O6ary te welding p. lpe
razem wynoszq 700 z}r., 200
frankow 200 marek. Gwaltu!
co "a SUNNY!
Wa'us zdejmuje buty i H.
cz,,'.
Wszystkie te sunny razem
'wziete wynosza zaledwie $50
dolar0w. Jesli talk szczupia O..
fiarq, nasz rogaty (omy1ka ze.
cera, czytaj bogaty) Pan mys-
y okuplc NAIVE fiilantropa, to
ehyba sic grubo myli. 30
lak nazwiemy tych. ktorzy W
t2eczywistosci tysiace ofaruja
MA otarcie 1ez, ME wrzesz-
cza, a nie krzycza, a ME ha
lasuia, a ME glvsza po gaze
tach? Coz powiedza na to
Krasinscy, Zamo.jscy, Kronen-
bergowie, Blochowie, t. d.,
ktorzy W kralu dziesiatlzi, ba,
'rawet setki tysiecy rok rotz-
ME oharuja na szkolv, szpita-
le ! zak}ady .dobroczynne, a
jednak do stopnia flantropow
jeszcze ME doszli do tel uaz.
wy ME roszcza bynajmniej
pretensyl? PoWled2lq OF, po-
slemy do Ameryki trzysta do
larow, przysla aam ztam
tad dyplomy ma filantropow.
Jesl' wstydzic sic powinna
jednostka podobnej zarozumia-
foscl, to tenn wiekszy wstyd
spada ma te gazette, ktora po-
dobn4 zarozumiafosc popiera j
i takowej schlebis. Filartropem
jest ten. ktory znaczna czesc
swego maiatku liza cele dobro-
czynne poswieca, talk jak to
zrobi} Cooper W Nowym Yor-
ku, ale pierwszy raz sfyszy-
my, by fIantropem nazywano
cztowieka, ktory zaledwie je-
den procent z rocznego do
cbodu ma tel eel przeznacza.
A toe przecie2 ma tel zasadzie
kazdy z mas bylby ilantro.
pom i to wiekszym Cd pana
Jerzmanowsklego, DO kaa1
mas ns cele patryotyczne
broczynne daje wlqcei !"
su.ku do swych d"cho
Zreszta wykazal"m
jednokrotnie, " p"
ofarowal p. Jer2>n
z w1asnych fnai"
kasy Komllelu y
ci, ma ktorq ,a N
'ogol sic zloa}i W
kim zaprzeczenlom pr1}po"H,
nam KropidM Drgo powola-
nym j niepo" olanym kores-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
NO HARRISON BADGES IN THAT STORE

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir How free trade works was illustrated IN
amusing manner recently. An Office boy entered
the Office OF his employer-a Democratic importer
wearing the lapel of his Jacket tiny red, white
and blue nag bearing the name Of Harrison. The
employer sighted the obnoxious emblem of protection
and union Instantly. The youth was summoned TO
the private Office, from whence be emerged without
his campaign bndge. His version OF his employer ;
remarks was g Young man, you mustn't wear that
badge In my Office Don't you know that IL the
Republicans win VIC shall have 10 shut up shop /
want TO you wearing Republican colors
again. What we are after is free trade. Now remem-
Der that You must look at politics from business
point OF view. We cannot make any money II we do
not get free trade"
This yopng man Is about TO become voter. Tie
has recently from New En- gland imbued win
noble and patriotic ideas. His employer is an aIlcn
and for politics insomuch as they AFFECT ms
personal income. Hence We discover one source OF
ee-tradelsm. This employer has thirty or lofty
clerks, Who naturally enough, perhaps, vote as nc
dictates. Respectfully. NJ u D.
New York July ., 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
PIN nv THE SOLDIERS IN CAMP

State Camp, July 12.-The dress parade last evening
was witnessed by large number Of people including
about one hundred ladies' from Yonkers who ardent
admirers Of the young soldiers Of the 4th Separate
Company of that place. The choral minstrel troupe
of the camp. composed Of walters, gave fine enter
tsInment last evening at the Y VI. {. A. tent for the
benefit OF their fund. In the performance, when the
same was about half concluded, the inteIocuor asked
the end man what the principal thing to do in
church. The answer came: Pass de plate round
The hint taken by the soldier boys, and It was not
long before the baskets contained nice sum.
Heavy winds were prevalent in camp all night, and
the boys obliged 10 asten their tents down with
extra guy ropes 10 prevent them frOih being blown
over the bluff into the creek II also rained very hard
for about two hours during the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
4 SWEET M0RSEL FOR GREENWICH.
A LoXG-coXcEALEp MAnRIAeE RnouGHT TO LIGu1


THE YOUNG PEOPLE FORGIVEN.
1t was discovered Yesterday that the daughter Of
Henry c. Boswell who owns the largest drugstore In
Greenwich, Conn, and is worth 100000, had been
secretly married year aud a half ago to Herbert VI.
Valentino OF Daricn, Conn. The family kept It quiet
but somehow It leaked out. and soon became the village
talk The house door opened TO reporter yester-
day by tall good Hooking young fellow, who hesitated
for moment and then introduced himself as Herbert
Valentine the bridegroom. He called his pretty little
wife down stairs and after little coaxing she sat down
dcmurely and told story of her romantic wedding
while her husband watched her approvngly.
She said " Well you sec 1t IS this way On January
"a, 1887 went to NewYork TO do some shopping.
While walking down Broadway in the morning 1t be-
gan to rain was Just wishing for an umbrella. when
who should meet me but Herb with afTectionate
look at her husband. He had the umbrella and saw
escorted me to a car. We made appointment TO
meet that afternoon. We met and had some lunch.
1t stil raining and somehow. when We got up 10
the train at the Grand Central, felt kind OF lonesome
told Ferl about IT, and he said he was lonesome too
Suddenly the idea occurred to both at the same
time. that 1t would be good thing for us 10 get mar
ricd. l don't know what made us do II. but on
the spur Of the moment we went to the Rev. John
Riley Thompson, and were married. After the we'd
ding we went right up TO the station and took the 40
train for home On the way up the train We got a
little bit frightened over what had done. l was
nineteen and Ferd. twenty. We agreed 10 keep
1t secret for time So we went home and said
nothing about It TO any Ferl. kept calling at
the house, and about six months ago he went 10 papa
and asked my hand In marriage. Papa consented.
When papa spoke to me about it felt gully. because
! know We already married. About two weeks
ago confded the whole story friend. and pledged
her 10 secrecy. She did keep the secret, though.
and before long the whole story came back 10 me
through another friend | got frightened and tele-
graphed 10 Ford. 10 up. lie up right away,
and after talking the matter over. decided that IL
no f0il Qhp ofyfff1
surprised 10 think that we had been married year
and a half, and he knew nothing about IL. He was
so surprised he couldn't speak for time. lie
left the store and came right over here. He said
How could you deceive me 500 / felt badly TO
think that had deceived him, and with another
blush and apologize smilc) ] cried good deal
Then papa said he forgave u.s. Then we all became
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
BUYING AN INSURANCE COMPAAf.
SWEEPING CHANGE IN TIE MUTUAL FIRE
P. B. ARMSTRONG; TRIUMPH.

p. B. ARMsTRoNG's TRIUMPH
change took place in the management Of the Nut
ua Fire Insurance Company, No. 155 Broadway, yes
erday afternoon by the resignation Of the Board Of
Trustees and the purchase of the stock by com
pany for $o4O,343, with Phlander B. Armstrong
president, Oscar L. Meyer vicepresdent and J. c.
Hattie secretary. The former president was George
l. Whitman who of the heaviest stockhold-
Mr.. Armstrong formerly secretary Of the
company, but dismissed in APRIL 1857, owing TO a
disagreement with Mr.. Whitman. The new board Of
trustees viii number twenty four, which includes
Aaron Carter, of the old board. Eighteen OF the
vacancies have been filed and include the follow
ing: General James Jouran. John Dickson, Emil Cal
man, o. r. Meyer A. T. Procscher c. s. BREASTED,
William Eggert, Otto Won Helm. Edward Barr, Il. y.
Lowenthal and Judge Lachman. The transfer was
made terms favorable to both parties Mr.. Arm
strong is also president Of the Ncw-York Fire Asso
citation. lie said to Tribune reporter in his Office
yesterday:
i" The Mutual Fire Insurance Company organ
lied by me in 1880 after twenty months OF hard work
with contributed capital of 100000 / was elected
secretary and manage" The company went on and
made money at rapid rate until II four years and
ten months old and had cash assets amounting TO
81 100000. 1t could then have been closed up with
profit Of nearly 81 OOO, 900. At that time l
moved from my position By the then existing board Of
trustees. owing to difference of opinion that eyistcd
between the president, George l. whitman, and my
self. l organized for mutual company 10 do the
Of the stockholders have been for fifteen
months and during that time an attempt was made 10
convert IL into a stock company ! elected
president again. and this IS, hope the end Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

Should be read daily By al interested. Is changes m

Should be read daily By al interested - changes may
Occur &C any tine. =, --,,, -.
d-cs Tor d!sratch Dy any particular steamer. except
When il Is desired u send duplicates q banking and com
merca documents, letters nos specially addressed oens
sent by the fastest vessels available. . 80 .
Foreign mails for the week ending July IL Will close
,nroyntiy I'm ali cases. at this Office as follows:
FRIDAY-At p m. for rroKilo per steamship 5 oter
Ceara, steamship Basil letters mast DO directed
..per BASH
"a ship La Normaacs, via Havre Qetiers must bs
directed per Ia Nor aandie" At $50 a
Ireland per s!eA%p ser ,1s S,a a
countries must be directed per serviA y az
for and E%ro0s PEE 'S or 4sua ESs
be directed per Elder - az $50 A. m for scotland
direct per steamship Aschoria, via glasgow lettcrs
Netherlands. via 4otterdam. per steamship Lesrdan
Uetters must =, directed per Leerism"l at IL N.
for Venezuela and Curacao steamship Caracas et
tiers for the L. = OF Colombia Curacao must be
.iem.aip Wexlco via Havana et.ers Tor other Merlcaa
states must be directed per IeKico"E at for
Norway direct. .teamship Island uetters must be
directed per Island y.
SUNDAY-At3 D. M for Rlatan. per steamship T. b. WArd
from New Orleans
Malls Islands steamship Australia from
san Francisco close here Jaly III q; M Malls fos
China and JApsn. per teamship CJ OF New Torx iron
San Francisco close here ally rs at $50 Mails fof
Australia, NesZealand. Hawaiian. wa and SAMOA
Islands p.r ,teamshlp ZealandA iron Francisco.
o-e here July '22. t3O COR on arrival at New
York OF steamship Auranis. with British mails for Aus
taial Mails for the Society lsnna' per sap Sity o
D. a. Mails FOR cuDa by rail 20 Tampa fla aud thence
BY steamer Key WesL Fla close A. tlis once dAy
at2.3J a IL
he schedule o. closing OF Transpiclfc mails 70 arranged
unnterruDtoi overland transs
To- san Fraucisco Mslls from the East arriving tins At
day Of sailing OF steamers are dspAtcasi
'n'noe VIC ''"'' @'' HENRY O PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE. New-York. JaiY q 1858
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REPLrBLICAN IR!SIIMEN TO THE FRONT.
WARMLY RECEIVED BY TIE NATIONAL EXECu-
TIVE COMMITTEE

WARMLY RECEIVED BY TIE NATIONAL LIN EOC-
TIVE COMMITTEE
4 large dcpua;iOn Of ITishmen, representing the
irish American hnt-Frec Trade League. OF this city,
rallied last evening upon the members of the Republican
National Executive Committee at the Filth Avenue
Hotel and were cordially welcomed. p. II. McNamce
introduced the d-lcgles and explained TO the commit
tee that ahou, half If them were presidents OF CLUBS
already organized in the different Assembly Dstlc's
and that even thus early IN the campaign ihey Hdu
already on tho roll more than 5000 names.
J. NJ Wall then read address to the members Oh
tbc committee which he said had been approved Dy
the General Committee OF the AntFree-Iraac League
settln. forth the reasons why lrishmen should rally
~ fbc Rcnnhlcan standard. We believe in protection
rer So said No. but believe in protection douhiy
bocausc England doesn't want it and because We are
convinced that the most vulnerable point IN which oar
rco.le can strike Blow al John Ban at ibis moment
Is his pocLcts Nppeuse)
Ex.Judg, \ l. Morrison explained in long speech
The lines upon which the organization proposed 10 work.
and President McNamce secretary J. T. Mccarthy Jere-
mia r Murphy and J. p O'Flynn also spoke Char,
man GARRISON. General COT, N. H. De - I9iohei
paws A. l. Cougcr. senator Fassett Co Johh -
New and others Of the committee delivered Dilct aE
dresses expressing their delight at The action OF inc
Irish leaders
tFsr other Political Ns,es, see second Pa9G)
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ApsO1 81 G1 rss.ag morning.
Funeral Presbyterian Church on Saturday iath
1bter1ept az refryTown s. r. sunday about noon
BA PRE- rI-Ensred into rest Thursday m, July ~ at
Conn Amelia louise VIE Of John D. Barrett
Funeral Christ Church, Greenwich saturday
Train from Grad central Depot: N n T. .na r. R. r..
at at Se V1 Pork 5 ftSpH M '-''' '''- '''
BRowY-on Wednesday July H. Florence daughter Of the
Relatives and friend. invited 70 attend the funeral from
july ls sG at tss D. ia -'''
coLYEREntersd into eternal life from hi. home contsn;
Notice ofHs Of funeral hereafter
pINwIDDlE-on Thursday. July r. at his residence ia
thi, cltr Robert Dnwedie IN the 7th year Of HI, age
at 10 o'clock 4. N.
GEDNEY-on Thursday, yuly u, 1858, at Mamaronscs.
NOTICE Of ff faners ' ssTeattar
HAwEs-At Tarrytown. n. Y, July II, william Hawss.
Funeral services viii be held residence Friday
Carriages viii be waiting arrival o, the $50 train from
Grand Central Depot
H. after illness Anna Louisa widow of the Late
Hden In 1s o asd the tup.r. 81,
the Dutch Reformed Church corner Shave ard
29thst. Saturday. July A. at IL a IL
Ilss.9S emit "a no .ivsfa"O0a
Holden. only SON OF Henry and Mary s.rans Holden:
fS DOfn: s 65 Vest 59S He'''A
Interment POughkeepss
LEvYsuddeny Tuesday July TO- 1888. Sophie. wife Of
John ]. Lew. 49,
acs sS0 Ss s on FsS
morning at 10 O'Clock
Kindly omit flowers.
LEWts-At Vassar Hospital. Poughkeepsie. Eew.Ysrk.
July IL. 1855 Henry BOgardus Lewis, OF Rev. Ed.
mund Lewis the nth year OF his age
his hsme Cold spring, " r. on Fricay
July Is. ut O'Clock D. IN
PERKINS-At her home No: lls Reid-ave. Broofyn on
THURSDAY July - LOtie beloved wife OF ~ h Perkins,
the 26th year OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
RICH ARDsON-on Wednesday. July II. Of pneumoniA
Thomas Of Dr. g. w and Laura l. L.
Richardson. aged ear. months and IL days
Funeral Of his parents l3o EaSs
7eth ST on Saturday, 14th inst, AZ O'Clock p
Burial private.
sMIrH-At his late residence, l43 wlow.st Brooklyn,
Jesse e. smith. in the seth year OF his age.
Funeral II. AIMS Church clinton and Living
ston SITS, Brooklyn, Saturday 18th pst, AT IL O'CLOCK
a.
sPRAGUE-At Fast Orange " T.. July H.. 1888. Edward
Brown infant son OF John H. and :. V. A. sprlgue
Funeral the parents Friday 18th inss az
20 a.
Iuterment at Woodlavn.
WHITE-At her residence North Side Cohoes y. =.
on rhurstay, July ~ 1888. Maria NJ White widow ofthe
late Hon 1ugh White OF Saratoga County IN the Stat
OF her