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Mr. Geo. Gould Is not alarmed at the alleQed Ill.
ness OF his father. He said In New York yester.
stomach and brain troubles was false, and that It
Originated In Wall street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

During the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows: Jas. R. Caynor, white, As years;
Margaret Carter, colored, 81 years; VIM. Davis,
colored, 30 years; infant OF Minor Jones, colored
month; Chas. w. Lawson, white, 20 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

The BuNBREY PENSION FRAUD AGAIN.-At noon
to-day, In the Criminal Court. Judge Montgomery,
the case OF John F. Thomas, Q colored man charged
with violating section 5438, Rev. stat u. g., was
placed on trial Mr.. LpscOmb for the prosecution
and MI. 7. Q. Taylor for the defendant II Is al
legged that Thomas filed q false afndavit in sup
port OF the claim OF George Bumbrey (recenty con-
vlcted OF nltng false claim tor pension on account
OF wounds received when serving under the name
OF VIM. Ford, OF CO. D, 18th o. s G. T., In March,
le6o, at Natural Bridge, Flortdal Thomas does
not deny making the afldavtt, but asserts that he
made It In good hath, believing that Bumbrey was
the man he knew as Ford
In light In New York yesterday between Jere-
mian shea, foreman Of rier 1o. East River, and
Patrick Green. discharged TOngshoreman, the
formef fou with Green cn top OF him. shea was
not able 70 rise, and died sh0rtly afterward.
The local option election yesterday In the town.
AMP Ia which Raleigh, N. c., Is situated resulted
IN Q majority OF III for Incense. Last year the
town went DRY BY majority Of thirty-one.
Inc International Congress OF Anthropology
opened . four days session at Columbia College,
New YORK, yesterday with Prince Roland Bona.
parte a. delegate from France, and PTofenaor
Henry 1Audsley, Of England, - eisayisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
RIGHTS OF COLORED CITIZENS.

Mr.. Matthew Wants the Preskdemrs
Usterances on the Subtcct put In thO
PlaGfOrm.
Special Dispatch TO TIE EVENING STAR.
ST. LoUIs, June 5.-Ex-Recorder Matthew's for
merry d Washington, is 10 have hearing before
the resolutions committee on the subject OF the
platform resolution regarding the rights OF colored
citizens and their recognition by the democratic
party. be VIII urge that the utteraDces OF Pres-
cent Cleveland Ia his inaugural message be in-
corporated In the PLATFORM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

WEDDING G1rrs.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STERLING SILVER
In handsome cases. designed especially for
WEDDING PRESENTS
FRANK NJ LEWIS
Jeveler and silvers1nith
1215 Penn. ava
Successor 10 Samuel Lewis Soma
my1-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

CHARGE OF FORGERY IN PENSION CLAM-The
Commissioner OF Pensions has been advised that
Anthony C. Rockafield, a pension attorney, and
Minerva j. Rockafied, both OF Springfield Ohio.
were arrested on the 4th inst. on charge OF for.
gerry In pension claim. They entered into bail OF
$500 for appearance on Thursday, 7th lns.. be-
fore the United States commissioner at Cincinnati
OhiO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

GOVERNMENT RECErPTs To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1885,, ,965; customs, s552, 932.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

The ARMY RETIRED LIsT.-The Secretary Of War
has transmitted to the senate a transcript OF the
army retired list from its creation, In 1861 to
March, 1883. The aggregate OF payments to re-
tired officers during that time Is SIC, $50, ,OOO The
highest retired annual pay is that to Gen. Sher-
man. $1,000; that OF Gen. Scott was $l3656. The
largest aggregates were those OF Gen. Ricketts,
and Gen. John c. Robinson, s103, 900 each. The
list contains between eight and nine hundred
names.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

Col LAMONT SAYS that it is very unlikely that
the President and Mrs. Cleveland will visit Buffalo
this month.
LARGE PENSION PAYNENT.-The pension agent
In Washington paid yesterday g, 149 pensioners,
the largest number OF pensioners paid in this
District on the 1st day Of the regular quarterly
payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

The ANNUAL RIFLE CONTESTS THIS Yearly
command OF Gen. sheridan, Adiutant-General
Drum has issued general orders No. 80, directing
that the annual rifle contests for the Army prizes
Will take place this year at Fort Niagara, n. Y.
beginning on september II, and win be conducted
by Col ). E. Blunt, who Is ordered TO report for
that purpose 10 the commanding general OF the
division OF the Atlantic by september g. The
marksmen TO compose the army team will be Sc
lected as follows: Two from the division OF the
Atlantic, SIX from the division OF the Missouri and
four from the division OF the Pacifc with one al
ternate from each division
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

THE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated s151, ,OOO
as follows: Registered As $4,000 at 127zs; reg
istered AVS, $1,000 at los, 100000 at IO74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

BIDS were opened at the Navy Department yes
terday for steel for in the construction OF the
United States armored cruiser Maine, to be built
at New York. There were three bids for steel
plates as follows: Linden steel Company OF Pitts
ourg at s12O 422; Carnegie Ph1ppS Co., of Pitts
burg, $50. 10; Chester Rolling Mills, OF Chester
only bid for steel Shapes, their price being $35 1856
They also bid for steel rlyetS at So Oliver
Bros, OF Pfttsburg bid g, ,5S4 for this class. The
standard steel Company, OF Thurlow, Pa, bid for
steel castings At 1SH cents per pound. the other
bids for castings were: Midvale Steel Company, OF
NtcetOwn, Pa at $50, AS, and the Pittsburg Steel
Casting Company, at SJO,1 176
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

REMNANTs OF PIQUE WELTs- Io.. Iax AND
~ loc.: 2O-1och Swiss Flouncine 1s,c 1i1-incb
isl,s iyis alpnnsiSF; 4se. DOUBLE CoxBISATIOS,
1919 >-~ A$rS AAAs 81 .. 3sx-at
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The SELfRIDGE COURT-MART1AL convened at 10
O'Clock this morning. The day was occupied by
the reading OF the proceedings OF the court Of in
Quiry held at NagaSaki, Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

CONCERTS IN THE WHITE House GRoUNDs-In
response to a request from Col Jno. NJ. Wilson,
superintendent OF public buildings and grounds
Secretary Whitney has issued an order TO Prof
JnO Philip SouSa, leader of the United states Ma
rine Band, directing him 10 give public concerts
on the grounds south OF the White House every
saturday afternoon, beginning with Saturday,
June o. This order does not mention any concerts
In front OF the Capitol on WEDNESDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

made BY the democratic convention OF 1854 II
has sought to reduce taxation, and tighten the
burdens or the people and to reduce the revenue
80 as to prevent undue accumulation In the Treas.
ury and has, at the same time, taken the requisite
it has discouraged the Capitalization OF wealth.
and has enabled, so lar as circumstances would
permit, those In the less favored walks OF life 70
words, the democratic Administration has set It's
utmost endeavors 10 carry out the platform on
n aSe tarir has not been modied Il is because Of
republican obstruction. The existence OF an enor-
nous surplus In the Treasury threatens the indus
tries OF the country Is constant source OF injury
to the consumer and men OF moderate means
who find It dif11cult TO obtain monetary assist
ance because OF the withdrawal Of q large portion
alton is directly attributable TO the policy Of the
republican party, whose aim has ever been 70 en-
courage and enrich monopoues ana 10 ignore the
s.During republican dominancy many millions
acres OF the public domain passed into the handf
q and iSregn Ss ,0smsa los
tions imposed as conditions precedent 70 the
investure OF title were persstenty violated By the
heeded until the democratic Administration, In
conformity with the doctrines OF the party, de-
ciared forfeiture. thus rendering 20 those seek
ing homes In good faith more than forty million OF
acres, which had been withheld BY the republican
party for the benent Of selnsh few. In con-
iormity with the views Of me President 2 statute
lands by those nog citizens OF the and
restricting power OF corporations 70 obtain tiie 70
realty in the terf1torieA II preceding republican
Administrations had adopted the present demo-
cratic policy there would have been preserved as
homes for settlers locating In good faith tmmense
tracts OF fertile soil IN the hands OF corpora
tions and foreign speculatogx
ssFor years universal attention has been directed
. the csogsn q Chin cnlns:s ., imn,grst,cn. The ad-
vataon and Injured 20 unFemunerative tosl has
rightly been considered destructive TO the inter.
e6ls of labor and menace 70 the republic
The 0emocracy, unlike ~ political adversafy, has
always been with the people IN thb tsue.
The AdmlEstrat&on has entered into troaxy WITH
the Ch1neee Empire which must result In exclu-
01ng the 0o1gok1an1 from our ahogeA and which
tor tho 0EBe TIM makes tt pOn1ble 20 pc0vont u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

Tne sxecutson of Max well the murderer Of Psua
NJ, Is Dssa hxsd for Juiy Is
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HE Oprx F1RE-pI.cE

Sno Us artstc treatment Is special study with us
MeHye the choicest eolors and designs in good ar
ransement 1t low PRICES - So -
We stll have lot Of the Manning stock which wa
VII sell AZ about cost. designs are crowtinR
our noos- HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
apoo-3Ln.lp 424 9th st
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hEFRIGkRAroRs
WATER COOLIES.
ICE CHESTS AND FREEZERs
OF TIE MOST APPROVED KINDS
J.w. BoTELER SON.
el4s 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

przyEajmaie) wrazenie otrzy'
muje sic z rozpraw W seilnle
pruskim W dniu rs stycznia.
Wi"le jeszcze j%asniej ni2 po-
sci W in d h orst wyIasnlt
przy tel ,sposobnosci b]2d poll
tyczny, pope}aiony pred Rad,
Nolega .jego partyi nlem'ec-
ko-satolickieJ posef Schorle-
mer.
w razie szczesliwej wojny
Observation-Disclosures my al5o pra-
vie aIbo bardzo mafo bedziemy
mogli zabraG temu panstwu; pc
mysIed raczej wypadnie o utworze-
niu nowego o%rganizmu, oczywiscle
bez tych prowincyj, ktore s2 w
naszem reku. Wobec dzisiejszego
systemu postepowania z Polakami,
stosunki W Poznahskiem pogorszqa
sic ~jeszcze bardziej. Czyliz w ia
kim razie zrozpaczeni Polacy ME
rzuca sic W objecie Rosyi? w hi
story zdarzaly sic przykfady po-
dobne.
Niez]e takze przypar& rza-
dowcow do muru posef kaz.
j aroc h o W S k i. Olpowia-
daiac llberalnemu konserwa-
tyscle Wehrowi, pos}owi z
Prus zachodnich, ktory powqt-
piewaf o mozliwych zfych ma
stepstwach obecuych rozporzq-
dzeh pruskich, deputowany
polski odparl, he p. Weir le-
pieiby zrozumia} po}o3enie Pc.
lakow, gdyby wlasnym jego
dzieczom odmowlono erawa do
nau|Si w jezyku ~o)czystym.
Prey czem mowca wskaZaf ma
document Zewszechmiar Gle
kawy. Otto w Sierpnlu r 1886
sad skazaf ma wiezletile pewne'
go redaktora plsma polskiego
"a artyku}, uaal%j4cy sic ma to-,
ze W Warmii Rad wybi-ra is
zyk polski re szkoiy; w moty
wach %wyroku sad u%trzymywaf,
ze posadzajqc wlad1e pruskie
O cos podobnego, autor artyku-
lu wy"zqdzll obelyG rzqdowl!...
Ostatecznie, r" dwu godzl-
mach szern1ierek tego r%odza.ju.
wnjosek rzadowy zostaf przy-
jetym prze2 wlekszosc se)mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
Il KSlEGARNI
FIR. Drazkowskiego
Winona, MINI. End & Carimona

MONA dostat nastepujacych k,tazek
ZOkTY GENERAL, Z opowiadah
wieczornych spisane przcz VIA
dvs%awa koziii~kicgo ..........4O
GALAZKA CIERNlOWA, powiest
przez Pauline 4 H.. Wilkoh~ka
Piet p. MINUS JEDNO r..
g p. = l r.0wielka ramota re
wspomnieh ~ojczystych, spisana
przez Jul. Horaina............4O
ZYWOT GENOWEFY, powiest
moralna bardzo wzruszajaca re
starozytnych czas6w ..........3u
: ia sauna mocnej oprawie
re zfoconym tytulikiem......6O
BOLESLAW czyli Daisy Ciag
Genowety; t}%onaczenie przez ks.
= ia sauna W mocnej oprawic
go
PIEKNA HISTORYA O CHER
Pl.IWEJ Hellenic, GORGE krd-
la Antoniusza, cesarza tureckiego
2 konstantynopolu [Carogrodu],
ktora bedac dworu, poznirj
przez % lala piclynymujac,
wie]kie utrapicnia i nedze cier-
plwie i mpzMie znusifa..... -
LUDZlE LESNI i wies1cze Dhieci
przez Fir. Waligorskicgo ....5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
co SkYCHAC.

Cesayz miemjechi, podobnie
iak Car rosyjskl, zaczyna schle-
b.aG poIskirj szlachcie.
Ma poczatku ]utcgo b.. r.
Hrabiostwo Ponin~cy we Wrzes-
nj obchodzili uroczystosc zIu-
tego weseIa i okazyi tego
Jub,leu~zu Ojciec sw. miano-
wal Erabiego Ponihshiego,
komandurem orderu PIusa TX,
pozwalajqc mu ina noszenie
gw.a1dy tego orderu. W podo-
bny sposob i ni-miecka para
ceiarska obdarzyfa Jubilatow,
o6arujqc I'M medal, ktory wre:
czyf naczelny prezes prowln-
cyl poznahskiej hr. Zedlitz.
Dowodem jeszeze wy2szej las
XII cesarza ME niecklego byfo,
De ME czekajac odnosnego
wniosku, prawem przepisanego,
pozwoiii hr. Jub. l4towi nosiG
order papieskl.
Az "a wiele tel faski naraz
cd herszta wrogow Narodu
Polskiego!
re Francya obecnie jest 4
Moskwa ma jedno, swiadczy o tenn
ch}od, z jakim traktujes ten kraj
bawiacych TAME polskich wetera-
now. Napoleon III p~rzeznaczyf "a
s}uzonym zofnierzom polskim, kt6-
rzy sic schronili do Francyi, stale
miesieczne wsparcie cd 80 do 100
frAnk6w jake niby procent cd mi
lion6w, jakiemi mozni panowie
polscy %dopomogli byli Napoleono-
wi | do prowadzenia wojen. TeTaz
Rad trancuski bardzo skapo szafu-
je tenn w%sparciem udziela 90 tyl-
ko Polak, m, liczacym przeszlo lat
60 hub ludziom zupeFnie niezdol-
nym DO recznej piracy i kalekom.
Wkr6tce pewnie nowsi wy
chodzcy polityczni 4 KRAKOW do Ro-
syi nalezlcych wcale ME bedq mie-
Ii bezpiecznego przytu}Nu we Fran
cyl, a nawet pieniadze, zebrane ma
polski Sharb Nnodory, bedzie
trzeba ztamtad wywiest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
Z POznania
( WWqtA2 z orgy n1lnG hore'
spondencW KRAJL).

spondencW KRAJLJ.
Arcy b s up binder
otrzymaf or1a czerwoneso III
klasy. Sami Niency twierdaa,
Re to nowy sposobik ma skom-
promitowa lie lego w1adzy,
Naurzvciel rellgii w gimna-
zyum M uryi M1gdalcny ks.
Klopke uczy dzvcl pacierza
po acl II j e. Wkrotce ma
ia sic rozpoczq" pra9ziwe "ie-
mieckie kazanla dIa uczniow.
Poznanski Nednlh napadE
ma teatr pulski, ze faIszywy
bilans ogf"sit. ZAczepka zu-
pe}nie my Ina. BiIans jest pra
wd~lwy / jasoy jak s]once, tyl-
ko niterrsy smutne.
Ogtoszono pi>mach cvr
kul M arcybi>kupa do ducho-
wienstwa, w%yra2ajqcy ,.2ycze-
nie'', 2eby sic k 81 e ia cd
agltacy' zdala trzymali. Za-
kazu niema.
r II c biadujq, lie mi
mo podwy 2sAenia Gel, zboze
ME pod~koczylo W Genie, wv
SEEN spadlo.
Knp:y z kr1lestwa z"sypu-
ia targ p"znanski o'rebami.
ktore sle tn pIat4 prAeszlo o
marke ma centnarze drozei.
niz sam" zbn2e zagrani"zne. A
zboz4 rosylskIe pudr5zuje pc
k"leJnh pruskIch o ro]ow4 ia
mel, nv zbn3e krajowe. Ia
kle to smie -zne anomaIie wy
tworzyta ME nqdra pruska po-
lltyka celna.
DE nCII, m WV nyyr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
FRASZKI.

D~,e humy. = Pierwsza:
Moja tabaka dobra = co? Maui
czyfem sic jej ~doprawiat cd ME
boszczyka meza.--. lyle tylko
miafem cd niego.
Druga:-O O, moi ME zazy-
wal tabaki, ale "a to chiaf whls-
ke.... i ia sic tez wiecej cd ME
go ME nauczy4am....
Zatem rzecz skonczona - OF
ciec mi ME da p~ieniedzy?
- Me dam.
A vice d jbrze; wien, co
mann czyniG - odpowiada MILO
dzienlec i porywa sztatu}ke Z pisto-
letami.
Nieszczesliwy! co cheese
robit, VIOLA przerazony o%jciec.
- Chez je sprzedaG.
Nj m a. = Moja coreczko, ale
ty ~jesZcze ME mozesz chodzlc ma
tance....
Dlaczego! d~laczego?
- JesteS "a mloda....
Ale ia juz jestem zakocha-
ma, wiec pewnle moge ak i tie
starsze.
Rzecz dziee sic W
sad Z i e. kasyer pewnego banku
stale cskarzony pred sadem. Sc
dzia robi mu zwykfe zapytanie:
Co pan masz ma swoja
obrone!
Moi Boze - odpowiada
zapytany = to takie proste. Wi
dzialem, re jesli ia ME wezme
tych pieniedzy, ukradnie je moi
kolega.
- Wiesz dziewczyno, re to
mleko, ktdre wczoraj kupl}am.
by}o dobre i ME drogie, c~y
matka bedzie mia}a %jeszcze takie
samo?
O ME. Me zawsze VIOLA
sic matce talk tanio nabyc. Ia
PAM drugieso pietra %odstapifa nam
wczoraj % kwart.
= To ona ma krowy?:
= Ale dziez tam! Kapie sic
w mleku a potem odsprzedaje.
IL Lshvy).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

~ JltltuHuhee umnlt VIM
Gently Mazur, lat 81. Povhodz!l
z Broniewa pod Naklem.
Il ORANGE, N. Y. pisza
do Nguisha, re tam niejaAi
%Sangor>ki, krawiec, nakradf
wiele koSzt"wnych przedmio-
tow / uc!ek1.
Mody nas2 .tootepianista Jo-
zio L, fan: n luz w1ecrj w A
meryce ME bedzie dawai kon-
certdw, jak pisza gazety no.
woj rsSie-g'iyz matka jego
zauwazyia, u mu tn ME STU
" Zdrow'e. Malice podobno
bard1o sic 2 tego cleszy.
P7zedstnmien1e drun7atu p.
CA1ostomsh7;ego. W New Yorku.
pod tytufem N h illsci, Cd,
by}o sic PREY burd1o licznym
udziale public1noSci. Udalo
sic pod kaadym w7gledem
swiernie, pomimc wielu ME
spr2y.laiq"vch warunkow. Re
porter Ognis1'n zauwazyl, ze
AM jcdno m!ejsce ME pozos-
tulo wolnem.
Anna Bet1ejemsho, jak dono-
81 ,,Dzien. Pol.'. 81 lat ]icacza ko-
beta, mies1kajaca W Milwaukee
pod mr.. 93S Well ulicy, wysz}a
rano 4 mezem swym i synem,
ably W miescic potrzebnc rzcczy
zakupit. W}aSnie gdy pr1echedzili
tor kolejowy ma Humboldt avenue,
mad ezdzaf poc!ag towarowy. o.
ciec i syn uskocAyli ma box. ko-
beta jednakze ME zdofala sic do
syt szyhko umknqt, lokomotywa
wyWr"ci}a jig, a koFa przeszIy przez
MIA. Pociag natychmiast zatrzyma-
no, lecz sdy %stanaF, okazalo sic,
ze cialo zabitej wiaSnie pod os-
tatniem koEem lokomotywv lev.
Mnsiano lokomotywe 10 pomoca
Srubnlch wind podnicSt, ably po-
szarpane cialo wvdostac.
W Br"oAlyuie, jak donosi Po-
h1 10 Im@yce, oct czasu smicrci
Ks. Marclnk"N skic@o, parata pol
SKA p"Iostaje pod zarzqdem kaie,
dza Irlandzkicgo.
" 1Ncrtu, Mimi, 20 rada
Ks, Sroki, polska paraiia postano-
villa wybudowac nowy i ~obszcrny
kosciof.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

ger 80
Jak sic zemscif borowy Zielonka
nadWojtkiem B~ruchyia. Powiesc
ludowa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Napisaf Jan Niemir............15
STANISLAW | DOLORES, Nowe-
la Z Meksyku. Napisat Wf.Hoppe
PIosNKI, DUMKi | ARYE Ma
RODOWE, w mocnej oprawie
OBRAZkI HISTORYCZNE zzvcia
Polakdw i Polek napisaf J6zef
Grejnert i o ksieciu Dymitrze i
Hryciu Rusinie. q Dwaj Bracia
Lltwini, Powiastka 2 czasow kr6-
la
SYN BURMlSTRZA. Obrazek z
niedawnej przesz}osci, przez F.
Choihskiego 80
KONIK ZWIERZYNlECKI. Po-
wiest i obraz przez Sierpihskiego
MARGIN Mraga. Powiastka historry-
GINA = zlemi kaszubowskiej, przez
Jdzefa Grajnerta [Z Rycina. LIS
HlSTORIA o k~siazcciu Styltrydzie
synu jego Bracwiku .......1O
ODGIOS Il ZAMORZA. Poezve
polsko-amerykahslJe. Napisaf Pa
wei G~awrzyjelski ............25
PRZIJAClEL DOMOWY. Uzvtecz-
ne radN wskaz1wAi o domu i
gospodarstwie ...................25
SOBIESkI POD WIEDNIEM.
Tragedya w pieciu aktach napisa-
ma Ola szk"} polskich W Po}nocnej
Ameryce, przez X. k...........3O
JAN III SOBIESKI, krol polski, o.
bronca chrze>ci&nstwa pod We'd
BALL | CZARNI, powiest q zycia
Lltcwskiego. skreslil Jan Sygmal
...............20
ZAMEK mad Carmen Morzem. Po-
wieS& orNginalna przcz* 40
OBRONA Sw. Czestochowy, histo-
r.ya cudowna u prawdziwa o ia
cku Brzuchahskim, m~ieSzczaninic
Czrstochowskim ma czeSG j, chWa-
&c Bozka a dobrym ludziom ma
p~ocleszenie opowiedziania przez
J"zela Z pod krakowa % rycina-
ml":..........."-.... ........... 10
BARTOsZ GLOWACkl, evil O
statnie uszIachccnie [Nobilita-
cya.] (step y dz!ej"w 1894 roku.
Il trlcma rNcinami.. ..........1O
Przeklety SZCZUPAK Powiastka
EUSTACHNUSZ. PowieSt = pierw-
szych wicklow chrzeSciailstwa.
Przez uunmcza Genowcfy i Ko-
szyka kwiat6w..................3O
NIEPRZEPLACONY PIERSCIEN,
czv]l kto ma szczescie, ten prowa-
dzi .wa ulubicnice do domu. Dzi-
VIVA powiastka ubogim szew1zv-
Nu i Zu]imie, GORGE suftana turec-
Is
HlSTORYA o rvcerzu zEotoskrzv-
dfym, o porowanej dziewicy
drogim klejnotem i zlotym zam-
ku. Opowied1iaf l. D~anielewski
TANlEC SMIERCI. Opis wszyst-
kich standw cd papieza az do
kmieia, jak ich sliert do tanca
prosl .........--... ........... 10
O KAsl, }adnej dziewczNnie.. u
PowieSf o koicu zycia PLATA Point
sklego
KosZYK KWIAT0w. powiest
przcz KS. simultaneously
SZKAPLERZ WIARUSA, powiest
obycznJowa przez JozeIa z mad
30
ZakIEty dw"r powicsf przez VALERIE
go Lozihskiego. mocno oprawna 2
zfoconym tytu}ikiem.........sl.75
THE Y day of September, 1883,
is the 2OOth anniversary of one OF
the grandcst events in history. Jan
Sobleski, King of Poland, conguers
the TruNs under the Walls of Wen
M Sept. II, 1888, and Forver after
Relieves the whole Christian World
from the Iron Yoke Of the Turks
RlNALDO RINALlNI, s}awnv do
wodnca rozb@jnik@w XVIII vie
ku. Czynv jcgo t~owarzyszow czv-
Ii taj"mnice COR, wawoz6w i doiin
Wloch Ccna pojedynczcgo eg1em-
w mocncj oprawic re zioconym
.S1
u PRZYGOD TULACZA Wedr6-
wkl swc 20 r"lnych lrajacll Opt
sat WiktoT kariowski. Ccna pole
dNncrego c@<cmplarza ........25
OPOWlADANIA, ANEGDOTY
HVMON. TI|umacAonc y angel
shlegpl.
/awlcra.
/. t" "a NauIbaISha.
= Na..aa ,,Chlcago"
3, M .4uicj~lr dliccko W Swiccic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

Ma ZjeSds1e chicagoskim Kill
kunastu ksiezy, oprdcz wydanej
,,encykliki", zebralo pewien fun
dusz na dalsze popieranie Kro-
pida.
PfACCIE IA WIARUSAI