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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
PATTI 10 TAKE ANOTHER FAREWELL.
HENRY T. ABBEy's PLANS FOR HER, cooUELIN
AND RERNHARDT.

~~----'
AND BERNHARDT
News was received by cable at late hour on Satur
day night that Marcus r. Mayer, acting for Messrs
Abbey schocnel and Graz, had that day signed con-
tract with Nine Adelina Patti for thirty performances
IN the United States and Canada during next season
When seen yesterday, Henry f. Abbey said : have
been expecting for several days to hear that Mayer
had secured Mme PATHS signature TO the contract
IL was obtained at her welsh Castle. craigyNcs,
whore she has been resting since her return from South
America The tour VIII extend as far as San Fran
cisco and as we have for time had provisional
contract with Nine Patti for Mexico we shall In all
probability 60 there Nothing has yet been done
about supporting company, but there IS plenty Of
time as the tour will not oegn TIL December We
shall however, get together as good company as
possible for The performances win be grand opera ana
not concerts with operate selections
Marcus Mayer has also arranged with Manager
Edvardes Of the Galety Theatre, London, for eight
weeks Of French plays, beginning Monday May "a,
for four weeks with coquelIn ane, and on Juno "a
with Sarah Bernhardt for the remaining four WeeiIs
Nine Bernhard remains under our manaBe no1L neAt
season, but VIC shall not bring her 70 the onited
etateE TIL tho season OF 16oO-01 i.
the conclusion OF the present engagenic1IlI o.
the coqueiin Hading company at Palmers, mms baa-
Ing VIII return France but ~. COauelln WI play
here for four weeks He will go 10 MONTREAL.
bunaio Toronto. and will finish here with week ~
the Star Theatre During this trip he VIII be seen IN
pared here, there no parts I'm them for Nine
Hedidgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

some friends when the news Of tho unexpected honor
was brought e him, and the interruption 9,oSe up
lone hand and held the right and left bowers and Two
aces and was about to carry of all the honors OF the
game. Old euchre players would like TO know what
his fth card was before they are prepared 10 admit
the dsadly nature Of that hand. Could have been
another ace? Three aces and pair OF jacks would
not be powerful hand in euchre, but in some other
games these cards would be highly esteemed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
OPERA TICKETS SOLD on THE SIDEWALKS

OPERA TICKETS SOLD ON THE SIDEWALKS.
% ne Bdftor OF The Tribune
SIR: sign has recently appeared in the Metro.
potan Opera House vestibule announcing Z" that
tickets purchased the sidewalks will be refused OF
the door" Like the cardboard notices 80 popular
a while ago, this legend must be hung up with q
view to mural decoration, for Il serves no other
purpose Ticket arc purchased on the sidewalk
daily by people who not obtain thom otherwise,
and they are received at the door without tho least
demur. Moreover line Of spectators openly ply
their Objectionable trade the sidewalk IN 'front.' Of
tho opera house every day and all day.
II has been said that the public do not love good
music well enough TO pay a fair prlce for II, and
that the opera would perish wcrc II not for the sup
port given It by wealthy and art-loving individuals.
II is not considered that largo proportion OF the
money given for tickets by music-loylng people IS
poclseied by mlddlcmen. Those who pay this tax
with curses not loud but deep when II goes TO en-
rich the obnoxious speculator would willingly pay IT.
ave or twice the mm-f II went toward the sup.
port Of the opera. Lot these middle
men be abolished ami the public will at
last have longdelayed opportunity TO show
how literally they are willing tospay for fine music
adequately rendered
Furthermore, Il would DO relief to n brow
beaten public II the young men who make themselves
obnoxious In the Metropolitan Temple Of tho MUSES.
couId learn some somblanco Of good
manners One hInotionary, whose business IS
IN examine the tickets and tear OF
the checls took umbrage because people went
M the stairs somewhat faster than he thought proper
He theroupon Informed us that =" THIS was not ten
cent show fact already attested By tho atten
nation 10 our pocGetbOOks. His manners seemed 70
have been learned Ia place OF entertainment snce
IN some OF the ushers upstairs, who seemed 10
have learned their manners In the police eonrls
n.rr vork Feb 10 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
SENATOR vASoEs WONDERFUL MEMORY.

From The washington OIIIIO
senator Vance has very good memory ana se,uo ,
fails TO recognize person he mas once NC. ,,h hI,
ssryed hut one OF his constituents got away win MN
short time ago. The senator was s'anaing w,tn
aaI ~ his friends In the rotunds at the capitol
hep stranger approached and offered his band
saving: sWhy, Senator how are yoHm Inc Inc, nsn ,r
was taken and grasped Warmly Su'' "'"' s"'
how have you been y T., h..,.~ he.l,h hut 7
Oh, rye boon fine, never II pe''er nea'n' 'u'
don't believe you remember me- y, ,.o. 70 ouite fam
u,or 0Hi ~ oniv YOUR name that escapes me-
MY name is John bucEw,,nien' a, cou,se land he
Su IT, an hand little vigorously, don't
see how l forgot it. Let me think-when was
say Tyeu Senator the fact Is you never did see me
but once' -. ~ v,,stoLars
q on no Pm not. IL was az the old eharcn on
Mar Graek You remember when you spoke tnero
10 that. awful big crowdtp
pns tkke man who was sittn' up on the ladder In
the back Of tho church. was III my snf' sN"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
-gp pryrplr or HEgRY HERRMAY.

The funeral of Henry Herman took place yesterday
II his home, No. so West Fify-sixthst Among
those present were Jacob H. scbif, Jesse seligmann'
C. /. Berhem, NJ cohn, Jacob Bamoerger' n
Furehcou Rabbi BENJAMIN, Morris sternbaeh' sld-
nev giern,hasb louis COhn, Colonel sprague, MIS-
BARROW, Mrs Fanny Foster Clarke n: Joh RssSn
me Raw Dr. Jacobs conducted the service. Inc
burial was at Salem Fields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
noLoREp EP1soopA1 cnuRoH DEDICATED

A COLORED EPISCOPAL CHURCH DEpICATBD
St Philips Episcopal Church, at No. 18l west
Twenty -nfth-st dedicated with formal ceremony
Yesterday. Tho congregation which is to worship
/, tho ehurch Is the only colorod Episcopal con-
sregaiion IN tho city, ard It was formed nearly
eighty years ago. Tho building dedicated, which
lad been used by this congregation for three years.
was formerly a United Presbyterian church ana
II has been purchased lately for s6VVUo Ino
I.s becn Handsomely and tastefdlly deoorated n
large congregation was present yesterday morning.
and Tia dedlcatory services performed Dy ne
rector tbe Rev iTutchens c. Bishop. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. DIT. D. r ia costa OK
the Church Of St. john the kvangelst. ~ Wy
and lno music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

TO COMMEMORATE THE FRENCH REV0IUTIoN'
A meeting Of the French citizens OF New-Yofk City
was held at Tammany Hail. yesterday afternoon for the
purpose eeeting committee Of sixty TO arrange Tor
the celebration Of the centenary OF the French Reyoln
ton. The celebration viii take place on July a. An
ELOQUENT speech made By Professor Cvhn. Of Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
A pRESoHMAN's IDEA OF AMEsIcRS SIZE,

OlIye Logan IN The PhIIadephIa IIIuu7' 4,. \.
The following conversation took place ,ains
,,veen myself and one of the most popular oapainS
of the French line: -. -. h.va euch an
Captain-I like Americans, but they nave Suo slyt,
.ts,lt tdsa az tho greatness of their country. why,
the limited States are not large as France ho
Passen gor-Indeedl Have you seen inu0" " ''
United States -.
CaDtain-Oh, yes, I've been West
Passenger-How far .,-,... A. eon
csntain-To Niagara Falls. That finishes the coun-
try The rest Is Canada which is inhabited pfincpsns
by French people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
GERMAN csoHsUs BUYS THE CHAPLIN NINE.

From The Milwaukee Sentinel
The sale OF the Chaplin iron mine in Michigan Tor
SO, 100000 has caused no little comm0On I'm mining
circles. Ie Is conceded to be Of the most supen
dous cash mining deals ever consummated, and con
siderable interest Is naturally centred In the man
who Brought about tho transaction. The bargain
was made and executed by Ferdinand schlesinger OF
Milwaukee, Six European and American ex-
perts have estimated that the Chaplin mine Is tho
largest In the world tho vein being 1000 feet IN
length and 100 feet Ia width capable OF producing
40,0OO,OO0 tons Of orc.
~ want 70 correct, one statement said MI
6chlesinger yesterday, and that Is I'm relation 10
the purchase money. The whole amount Of 80 900 600
has been paid in Milwaukee and New-York checks
Who are the purchasers Of the mlneg Well, have
for withholding the name OF the purchaser
except that he might not want HIS name known
Then there is but one man concerned In the pir
chasel"
Yes there Is but one man"
Does he live IN American
No; be lives In Berlin, Germany, most OF the time
and has Investments In other parts Of The world
Has this croesus got any money ieftP
didn't ask him, but have every reason to be-
ueve that he kasss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
rHREE ACRES on ACTIVITY.

The mass Of ponderous machinery cutting. grinding.
forging and punching the tons of iron and steel
posing the Marvin Safes presents scene wei worth
visit TO their works In South Fffth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

When baby was SICK, we gave her CastonA
When she was Child she cried for CasforiA
When she became Miss, she chung 20 Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them CastofiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

Don't irntate your lungs with stubborn cough
when q safe and certain remedy can 10 had In Dr.
Jayne's Expectorant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
6peeial Notires-
c.orre A. Leavitt & Company.
.pr DOnNS Ts7 AND 7S9 BROADWAY,
AN II a. MERRY, Auctioneer.
PERSIAN ANTIQUITIES:

rUE 81 PRUVOST COLLEUIIUN' :, ,.r.i.
nr.a ,arest and most valuable examples " ,ppssshS
Ing md ,senee In oriental designs ana ihin'aois
poiorS az the 14th 18th centuries n,s hroc,des
Bass vases hanging lamps arms Sseaers, dishes
.ta ayes bottles Baskets canaies ,,hraiin
aTs shields. table covers, dies "Se'S' ""'''
STANDS ans T&frE EXHIBITION TO TINE OF SAFE
WWEDlNESDAY AND THURSDAY h Aify nSN
WE'D stp 30 AND 81. AT 80 OCLOOh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

Hfvm Ihf Chicago 1ffbu1e.
The story Hannibal Hafnln, told in his speech az
the Lincoln banquet the other evening, OF the crcum
stsnces attending the first intimaon he received that
1e wes " be the Republican nominee for VicePresi
es<* m 1860, was amusing, but there Is point he
els untouched He SAID he was playing cnchre with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

Never fails to cure Itching Pnes-Burnssrs xAllissot
For sale By druggists
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
PO1ska Wystawa w Lon
dYnie.

W Londynie wystawa wyro-
bow polskich powiodfa sic swiet-
ME. Salony Willisa bvty przepei-
nione publicznoscia kt6ra wyrobami
temi bardzo sic interesowata. Dziai
robot kobiecych przyni6st przeszio
700 rubll dochodu W cIagu trzech
dni. Hafty re sktadu sw. Martyw
Warszawie zjednafy sobie nabyw.
COW, b. ksiekna Walii natyfa INA
zna Geese. Hafaty z pod kierunku
PAM Maryi G~orsklej ~zwrociiy
uwage ksieznej Beatryezy, ktora
znaczna ilosc zakupl}a ola krolo.
wei matki. Wyloby garncarskie z
fabryki dr.. Dzleduszyckiego podo-
BABY sic og6lnie i tel chetnie ku-
powano. TAX to przemysf polski
wyrabia sobie pole odbytu d.
lekich krajach; eaten raczo bierz-
my sic coraz ttumniej do przemy-
stu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14

Ma straszne jeki pana Am
brozego, dwoje drzwi SIG ~otworzy}os
Naraz W jednych ukaza}a sic
z Tampa W reku PAM Wanda zdzi-
wiona, W drugich zas ciekawy p.
Michaf.
Zabrawszy mega zapyta}a
zonka pana M,chala: - Tvs Mi
chasiu, ME klubie. - Me, ME,
zycie; zapomiatem laski i wracam
sic pc MIA. rzek}szy to
wszed} do gabinetu zony, lecz ME
zastawszy nikogo, wyszed} powtor-
ME ma kurytarz, uwolnic pana
Ambrozego od cieg6w ekspres6w.
Tu pan Ambrozy przysiega}
sig, IL must bye ~jeszeze 6w facet W
W jego mieszkaniu, lecz pan Mi
chaf przekonawszy sic naocznie,
re to ME prawda, ME siucha} je-
czacego A%mbrozego. Ziritowany
tym fatalnym zbiegiem okolicz-
nosci ~przyszed} do przekonania. re
to tylko Ambrozy przez magma
eye musia} sobie uroiG Gale to
podejrzenie, i odtad mocno VIE
rzy} W wiernosc zony.
Pan Ambrozy kurowaf sig z
otrzymanych razdw pare tygodni
i przyszedf do przekonania, re
przysiowie ,,Kto d6}ki pod kim
kopie, sam W ME wpada"-spraw-
dzi}o sic ma MIN.
Flora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
PEACCIE IA
MissYa Detroit.

Detroit, 80. Stycznia 1887.
Dzisiaj zakonczona zosta}a wiel-
ka Missya tygodniowa W kosciele
Sw. Wojciecha W Detroit, Mich.
Przewodnikiem i niezmordo-
wanym kaznodzieja, czyli jak lud
mowi Missyonarz5m, by} w. O.
W1adys}aw Sebastyanski Tow. Je-
zus., kt6ry zgromadzaf okolo sic
bic tysiace s}uchaczy poboznych
i pociagaf bardzo wielu watpli-
wych ma droge zbawienia, ]ak
swiadczy}y O tenn nieustannie o.
%toczone penitentami spowiednice-
ca}e dnie az do p6znej nocy.
w. proboszcz miejscowy, ks.
Wincenty Bronikowski, zaprosi}
kilku kap}an6w do pomocy, i ME
brakowa}o i'm zaiecia, nieraz cd
switu az do godziny jedenastej w
nocy. Oprocz miejscowych kap1a-
now: w, ks. P. Gutowsklego-pro-
boszcza Z parafi Sw. Wojciecha i
w. ks. Ant. Lexa-asystenta PREY
temze kosciele, by} tez widzianym
w. ks. J6zef Dabrowski. z poza-
miejscowych byli: w. ks. Ed.
Kofaszewski - p~roboszcz Z Cleve-
land, w. ks. EN-. Sfowikowski =
proboszcz Z Toledo, w. ks. Maryan
Matkowski-proboszcz z Bay City,
w. ks. Wine. Barzyhskl z Chica-
go i WV. 90. Kapucyni mlej-
scowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
d6}ki pod kim
kopie sam W ME
wpada.
Obrozek 2 Svcia.
(Dokonczenie).

Ustawiwszy taxa warte z XII
jami, pan Micha} powiedzia} 10
ME, il przyldzie pdzniej niz zwyk-
lie, udajac, re idzie do klubu,
drzwiami re wschodow wszed} do
swego oddzielnego gabineciku. Tu
ME zaswieciwszy lampy, czekaf
kohca tel kijowej operacyi.
Pan Ambrozy zas za%clerajac
rece z radosci, jak sic bedzie ma
pawaf widokiem bitego adonisa,
przechadzac sic pc ulicy, czekajaac
rych}o przyjdzie m}ody cylindro-
vice, Czytelnicy domyslaja sic "a
pewne, re owym n%arzeczonym
mfodym gosciem by} dawny
pierwszy kochanek PAM Wandy
Fredzio. Raj juz pc slubie z Pa
mem Micha}em, P. Wanda spot
kawszy Fredzia W Saskim ogro-
die, zawiaza4a z MIN mia roz-
move, czego skutkiem by}o, IL
Fredzio p~ocieszy4 sic, dostawszy
informacye cd swej dawnej ko-
chanki, kiedy ja o%dwiedzad moze.
Ot6z i tego wieczoru Fredzio
okofo 8 przeszed}szy pare razy O.
kofo domu swej ukochanej wsu-
nal sic do sieni i ma palcach wszed}
o~stroznie ma pierwsze pietro.
Tu cichutko patrzy} przez dziur-
ka cd klucza, zobaczy} sama pa
nia Wande W pokoju. Chcac sic
jednak upewnic o tenn lepiej, jak
to zwykle robl}, bedac ma przyja-
cielskiej stopie z kucharka, wsu-
nah sic do kuchni, zapytac sig, czy
pan Micha} wyszed}.
Zapalczywy pan Ambrozy juz
dfuzej ma ulicy wytrzyma6 ME
m6g}, chcac ostrzedz teraz czeka-
jacych w sieni ekspres6w, ma pal
each wszed1 do sien1, lecz zasta1
obu msclcieli szczescia swego PREY,
j%aciela spiacych, W cieniu ma
schodach. Oburzony tenn, tlacif W
reke jednego, przez co XII upadA.
sly z 1oskotem ma ziemie, pobu'
dill obu ekspresdw; CT myslac, re
to 6w ptaszek, krzyczac = many
cie koteczku! zaczeli niemi}osiernie
okIadac kijami pana Ambrozego.
Ten jeczaf pod razami silnych rak
~ To ME ia, waryaty, st6jcie! =
lecz CT mu odpowiadali: dobrze
dobrze, ~braciszku. j~eszcze troche
ma pozegnanie!...
Fredzio, korzystajac Z zamie.
%szania, wyprowadzony zostal tyl.
nemi drzwiami cd kuchni prze2
kucharke, - smieiac sic W duchu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14

Pred zakonczeniem Missyi,
Jego Dostojnosc biskup Detroicki,
J.: w. Jan Foley przybyf do kos
ciofa Sw. Wojoiecha i zostal przy-
jetym z wielka nalezna uroczys-
toscia. Pobozne twarzystwa z pa
rafi ow. Wojciecha w~ystapi4y re
swiecami, (by@o to bowiem VIE
czorem,) CO sic przyczyni}o do u
roczystosci. Wielka swiatynia ma
bita by}a ludem polskim katolic-
kim. Patrzac ma te mase ludu pol
sklego, przyszfa otucha dc serea,
re ~jeszcze jedna TAXA Missya, a i
reszta obafamuconych nawroci sic
do Boga ojeow swoich.
"a Kuryera Polskieqo.J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
LEGENDA MIhOSCI.

Idzie miiosc pc tym bozym swiecie,
Chce ola siebie znalesc pomieszkanko,
Mysli W duszy: ,,Wszak mnie przyjmna przecie,
Mnie, CO zwe sic W ich. movie niebianka".
Idzie idzie az tn gmach olbrzymi...
- ,Kr6lu, ml}os6 jestem, przyjm mnie prosze"!
Krol otoczon ministrami swymi
Rzecze: ME mann czasu ma rozkosze".
Idzie dalej pa}ac spotyka
PREF magnata odswiezony nowo:
Portrjer broni wstepu uDobrodzika
Wprz6d dac raczy karte wizytowa!"
Tajny radca, gdy ja ujrzaf zdala,
Zaraz krzykna} W najgorszym humorze:
,Nie! mnie w}asna godnosc ME pozwala
PrzyjaG obca dame o tel porze!"
-,Ha rozumiem!" mi}osd sobie mysli,
Moznowfadcom szyki popsuc moge;
Nizsi cd Mich, mniej So tez zawisli
CT wiec, do mich wybiore sig W droge!"
Rozpocze}a koej cd poety.
Panic wieszczu, cry GIG ME p~rzelekna
Mole prosby?" On odrzek} ,Niestety,
Piekna PAM, ME jestes dose piekna!"
Idzie dalej... Jakis ch}opak m}ody
kamie glove i prezellcza braki.
Mi}osc szepcze: rChodz ze nina ma gody!"
Lecz on pyta: rCzy masz posag jaki?"
Ma poddasze wesz}a marzac smetnie
Puka: ,,Wpusc mnle, przychodze wprost z nieba!"
A w%yrobnik: ,,Zrobi}bym to chetnie,
Lecz, doprawdy, ME stanie nam chleba!"
liza z czarownych zrenic jej opad}a,
,Wiec juz nigdzie ola mnie miejsca niema?
Vice te przez mich bajane widziad}a
P}ona tylko z1uda pred oczyma?"
A ma niebie wschodzii ksiezyc wfasnie,
Ubierajac r6ze W ros korony;
Stowik gwarzy} czarodzejskie basnie
Pod adresem gwiazdki rozmarzonei.
Ca}y SWAT, jak rozpieszczone dziecie
z DO "a bask6w i nat ~wzdycha} do niej..
Szkoda tylko, re ma ca}ym swiecie
Mkt lei podac nlechciaf swoje dfoni!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14

Pts m j ennictwo POI
SKI CIV Sywotach naszych INA
komis szych pisarzy z ich VIE
runkaA III przez Jozefa Choci-
szewski,
T iesho 2 Q m i naszei Wincen-
'eRo Tola.
n u jawiaA' i, NJ Xxi, W vr-
wasyi Da mkt pomnieisze. "a
zr6def etnogrA icznych wfasnvch
n nolat zebrai q, 'gmunt Gloge.a5
NY S "a WieA'a wsrod iezora
Gopfa przez Ala ksandra Bron;-
K~eWskiego. Powie Sc s~iowiahska
P'erwszej pofow,' XII wieku
mi 2 Xxi Max ryny Me.
1nyslawskleJ ksieni Ba.sylianek W
u W Q Marye, powiest 2 do.
wnyoh czasow polskich przez
rr' 1aw. Auozyhskiego.....5o
Ia sama W mocaeJ oprawia ze
sfooonym tytulik1em...A ;
Z o S k1, Dumki A nv
ar d W ., W mocnej onra.
n ...".....25
+ n N raga Powiastka his
torryczna z ziemi kaszubowskiei.
prze1' ozefa Grajnerta IL Rycynsi
b rtoszGfo k czvl; .
1.a.nie u~szlaehcenie lNobilitaoya.l
Ostep z dziejow 1894 roku. :
tzoma rycinami........1o
Il u hyusz Pow.ea6 .
pierwszyeh wicklow o~brzesc;a5-
silva. Przez tfumacsae Gnowsfy
Aoszyk kwiatow 80
STORY a 0 rycerzu zfotoskrzv
afym, o porowanej dziewicv
drogim klejnotem i ziotvm ,ou
ka'1powladziaf I. Danielski.. 10
"a klety dw6r powies6 przezWa
leregotozihskiego ,mocno opraw.
ma z zfoeonym tytulikiem$i.75
L o.powiesd z dziei6w Polski
przez Fr. hr. skarbka W mocna;
opraw'e' ze zfeoonym tytulikiem
M y u Nowy, ten g
olug'm 9nosem czyli dsiwaozne
podroze i fgle.. to
4 W tP miedzy Indyi-
czykami ,pewiesc z zrchodnio-n6t.
nooeeJ Ameryki Oh. A. MURRAY.
Przefozona ma polskie przez J6
Ia bertkowskiege, W mocnei
prawle re zfoconrm t%ytulikiee.
. ok r o Q g k i-Warszawa
h"ietnla i Bolestaw Smiafy
kroi Polski, przez Alexandra
bedna~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
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KIEGO, czyli zamiary Moskali
zawo;owanla caiego swiata IS
OPOWIADANIA STAREGO
DZIADKA..
HISTORYA o szlachetnej pick
neg Meluzynie,. 80
K~ONSTYTUCYA STANuW ZJE-
DNOCZONYCH..
WEGLARZ q WALENCYI. Przez
Autora Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy-
ka Kwiatow.. 80
K @ t ytucya 8 Maja 10
z d "a i k do p%lsania listow
mifosnyeh oraz ~tyczaeych sic nae-
nienia zanazp6iscia..... ..35
Obrona sw. Czestochowy, 10
S zka p wv ar sa,pcwiesc
o~byczajowa rrzez Jozefa z mad
Obry 80
r ! do Rinali i,s.awny do
wGdzea r~ozbojnikow XVIII vie.
W mocnej oprawie ze ziocenym
tytulikiem ................S5
N owy zdrzai AVIAN
fury jego. z zlemi pemorsklej
rodem. - Z osmiu obrazkami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
,G0N|EC | ISKRA"
szasopismo iIRustrovane
Wraz 2
Dotatkieln powiesciowym
wychodzaeo we Lwowie
R0K TEnENa c,Srr

Dotatklem powiesciowym
wychodzaeo we Lwowie
Rok JEDENASTY
nd Freeman O. tydzieh pod naczel.
M redakcya Chamskiego.
Tax Goniec, jak i Iskra sic illus.
trowane. ,,Goniec" zamieszczo 10
lustracye p%ortretowe i rodzAiowe
zas ''lskra" l%liustracye humorysty,
ezne J satyryozne. Formal duSv
tresc obfita. '
DO ,Gohca"i ,,Iskry" dofacza
SIC s e Dodatek powiesclo-
wy. Obecnie W tym dodatku wfss.
ME r%ozpoczeto drukowad d.
g Q wy d a n Q wiekszej powie-
80 q " ~czesciaeh p. NJ. D.
n mskiego pit. Nasze Nv.
c'e. Powlesc ia, ktora krytyka
postawiia W rzedzle nailepszyeh
powlesci %polskich, osnuta iest w
czescl ma wypadkach 1893 roku.
ma stosunkach Poznahskieh i Prus
Zachodnich. a'
,,Goniec i Iskra" wzaiemnio
dopstniaja sic. Goniee %zamieszcza
rome artykafy popularns, polrsycz-
me- spoieezpe, pewiesci. poezye,
krytyke t. P. zas ,,Iskra" DO
siada tresc humorystyozna i satv-
ryeza' prey bardzo bogatej cze-
sci 'llustracyjnej. Ola Polak5w "a
mleszkaiych nc daleklej obczyznie.
pGoniec i lskra" stanow1a nraw,
uz'Ha umysfowa ~przyjemnesc -
pon.ewas obok %pouczajacej trssoi
wesofei rozrywki So nismami na
wskres polskiemi, o zasadach las
hych, patryotycznyeh, uczciwych i
zafeWych przynosza vice z
POD nleba ojczystego do ehaty
polskiego t~ufacza zacne nysli o.
wlane ciepiem rodzinnem, / zdro-
wy, a szczery humer poIski, 2 dru-
gleJ zleml polskiej przybywaiacy,
"Gonlec i lskra Gotatkiem DO.
w'esclowym NIGGA bye tylko
razem prenumorowane. Preau.
merata caforoczna 2 pre-
eefka do Amerykj, tax p5fnecnei
yak pofudniowej, oraz do innych
zaoceanowych KRAKOW kosztuie
TYLKO 4 DOLARY, lub 20 fran
koW Mozna prenumerowaG i
ia krotszy czas, jak ma rok, ale
Ola wydaynictwa wygodnioj ma
czas dius&y. Prenumerate najdo-
gsdnloj przesfa6 dolarami papie-
roweml, Tub iunemi banknotami.
W llscle ACKNOWLEDGMENT, albo
wreszcie przekazem pocztowym.
Prehumerowac moEna W kazdei
ehwlll-numera zalegfe 2 poczat-
k'em powlesc ma zadauie natych-
Mast przcseiajq sic.
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