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DETECTIVES AT WORK.

Being convinced that Stevens was n
base deceiver and still living, Mr.. Busby
put the matter into the hands OF officers
AS the result OF considerable maneuver-
ing and correspondence they both called
together at the Stockgrowers' National
bank of Pueblo to rake in the spoils. The
lady persOnating Mary Z. Stevens was in
vited into the presidents room, together
with her accomplice, who accompanied
her as q friend.
In the presence of the president, Mr..
q. III. Iobson, the lady receipted the
original policy in full, while the young
man stood near by with an empty sachel
yCarning to receive the long expected
money, when suddenly at signal Sheriff
Mccarthy and his deputies stepped into
the room and handcuifed the young man,
requested the lady to be seated and pres
entity took them both in carriage to the
county Jail,
They are now confined there under
charges OF conspiracy and forgery and are
in fair way to spend a long term in the
pcntentiary at Canon City.
The lady has made full confession, but
the young man is reticent.
She says the young man was led into
the scheme and that she was also led
astray by others, but she refused to say
who the others are. 1t appears that their
real names are Herbert Brooks and Mrs.
Sarah a. Brooks, formerly of Silver Cliff,
in this state, and that she is his mother,
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Better, But Not Cheaper, Service.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-There are in
dications that attempts are being made to
bring public sentiment to bear upon the
authorities in behalf of l cent postage.
Many corporations having large CORE
spondence put in their letters slips bearing
the following:
care you not in favor of cent postage
A little effort on the part of each one OF us
will secure it. Write your congressman
or to Hon. John Wanamaker, postmaster
general, Washington, urging that letter
postage be reduced to l cent"
One of these was shown to Postmaster
General Wanamaker by an Associated
Press reporter, and he asked if the depart
ment mail had showed any response to
the suggestion.
"Not yet," he said. $50 far as | have
been informed but one letter on the sub
ject has reached here"
care you in favor of reducing letter
postage to cent, or will you recommend
it ?" was asked.
"When was appointed" " said the post
master general, speaking slowly, Il was
impressed with the idea that penny post
age, as it is termed, was very desirable
and | came into the department predls
posed in its favor. In fact | thought ii
ought to be established at once. But
when learned of the poor condition Of
the service, cent postage receded into
the dim distance. When / discovered
that there are many places in this country
which receive mail but once q week
and that not always regularly, it seemct
to me that what was needed most by al
concerned, was frequent and regular serv
ice from the postoffice department. Post
age in this country is as low as that o
any country in the world, for penny post
age in England is really 2 cent postage il
our money. For the present, | prefer t
conduct the business OF the department
on the principle of the sleeping car com
panies, not to reduce the rate, but to i'm
prove the service"
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life Of an individual.
Such A remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attainedis gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that SO much is
heard in praise OF Electric Bitters. SO
many feel they owe their restoration to
health to the Use of the great Alternative
and tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver, or stomach, OF
long or short standing, you will surely find
relief bv use OF Electric Bitters. Sold al
so cents and 81 per bottle at c. NJ
Creamer's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-14
1yatorless Gold Fields.

DEADwooD, OAK, May l.t,--pan Gal
Iagher and John IIawley, two old time
prospectors and miners, returned to the
city yesterday from the new placer dig
gings, thirty miles south OF here on Gold
Run. A district will be organized next
Monday and laws adopted governing loca-
tons. The diggings are dry, but rich and
include Gold Run, u distance Of four
miles, and its tributaries. 1t is shot gold,
though some nuggets are as large as
pigeon eggs. \ grand rush has set in
and almost 1000 people viii be on tho
ground before the end Of the week.
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An Exodus from Oklahoma

CHAMBERLAIN, Oak, May IA num-
Der of "prairie schooners" arrived in this
city Yesterday from the Oklahoma coun-
try, and are camped north Of town on
American creek, where they intend to re-
main until the Sioux reservation is thrown
open to settlement. Judging by reports
that are being received from along the
line these arrivals are but the beginning
of considerable exodus from the Okla,
hOma country.
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BElvDERE, n. j., May 14.-.At Noun
tain Home, Monroe county, Pa, jeffrey
Harrison, aged II, shot and killed Sophia
Everett, aged TO- While playing to-
gether they quarreled, and the boy ran
upstairs and got q shotgun. The little girl
became frightened and ran into another
room. The boy forced his way in and,
aiming the gun at her, fired. The girl
fell, badly nangled, and soon died. The
youthful murderer is in custody.
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Not Apaciica.

TuCsoN, a. T., May LITTLE murdcrers
OF Frank Cody, the man roasted 10 death
over red hot stove two weeks ago, have
not been apprehended. 1t was supposed
at the time that he was killed by Apa-
ches, but as no Indians left the reserya-
ton on that day they have been released
from suspicion. Cody had quarrel with
party OF three MeXieans on the day OF
the murder, and it is nov believed that
they are the guilty parties.
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BOULDER, Colo, May 1.-THE stage
which left Caribou yesterday morning at
7 o'clock did not reach Boulder until 10
O'Clock this afternoon. When the stage
left Caribou the snow WAS four foot deep
on level. Three men preceded the
coach to do shoveling where necessary,
and there were four horses htched to tile
spring wagon and yet it took until 2 80
yesterday afternoon, seven and hall
hours, to go from Caribou to Nederland
which is down hill about four and hall
miles and about 1000 feet lower thar
Caribou. At Nederlapd the snow this
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Rumor About Ex-sccretary 8ayard

New York, May l4.--A Herald special
from Washington says; Thcengagement
OF ex-Secrctary Bayard and Mss Mary
Willing Clymer Of this city is now en-
crossing the attention OF their friends,
1t is not yet formally announced, but
seems to be fully understood by those
closest to each party. Miss Clymer is a
daughter of the late Dr.. Clymor, U. s. y.
She is wcalthv. cultivated and retLncl.
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CANON Cry, Colo, May l3.-At fall
meeting of the Fremont County ilorticuI-
tural society this afternoon, held at the
county court house, arrangements were
effected for the systematic handling OF the
large crop of strawberries and all other
fruits with which this section is 50 abnn-
dainty blessed this season. The iudica-
tions for heavy yield Of all kinds OF fruit
never were 50 tattering, and already there
is demand from outside markets 1or our
luscious produce.
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The CronIn PIot Stnl 1hicksns,

CmcAGo, May l3.-It has been discoy-
cred that the woman whose body was
taken to Lincoln park at the time OF Dr..
Cronin's disappearance is not thatoi Alice
Nilavola, who is still alive, thus adding
another mystery. Thepolico are dragging
the ponds in the park, but the mutiIoted
remains have not been discovered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-14

PMpIEs, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots,
sores and ulcers, assesses and tumors, un-
healthy discharges, such as catarrh, &C.
zema, ringworm, and other forms OF skin
diseases, are symptoms Of blood impurity
Take DR.. J. II. Mcl.ean's Sarsaparilla.
For sale hv \. c. Ireland.
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FAULTS Of digestion cause disorders OF
the liver, and the whole system becomes
deranged. DR.. J. Fl. McLean's Sarsapa-
rilIa perfects the process of digestion and
assimilation, and thus makes pure blood
For sale by A. G. Ireland.
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Tire at LOrdsburC.

TrCsoS, May 11.-At2 O'Clock reSter-
day fire was discovered in tho rear OF
the Arlington hotel in Lord>burg, y. ~,
which burned with great rapidtty until
checked by the adobe building OF CIasscn
Bros. The origin Of the ire is supposed
to have been from an ash bon in the rear
kitchen. All the northern part OF the
town was destroyed, including he store Of
j. NJ. Gaddis, StoI!ar Bros bottllng
works, the Arlington hotel and several
dwellings, between the stores. There was
no insurance on the hotel ctaddis' store
or Stolar's saloon, There was q small
insurance on a row Of dwellings owned
by Mr., Sterling. The loss is about
$50 900.
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TRlHIDAD, May l+.-The motor line
project is being pushed rapidly, and 1t IS
thought that the preliminarles will soon be
arranged and the active work of construc-
ton begun.
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The Samoan Conference.

LONDON, May 14.-The Wiener Alge-
maine Zeitung believes that the Samoan
conference will decide that foreign adj
wiser to the Samoan king shall be appoint
cd yearly to represent in rotation the
countries interested. Difficult and unex,
pocted details are prolongng the confer
ence. None Of the parties have present
ed definite scheme.
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Rheumatism is caused by an acid in the
blood; therefore, external treatment af-
iords no permanent relief, To eliminate
the poison and make thorough cure Of
the disease, nothing else is so efficient as
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Give it trial. Price
81. Worth S. 4 bottle.
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The Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, May l3,-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following change:
Reserve decrease, $672,00O; specie de-
crease, $3 POI, 500 The banks now hold
$8,972,575 in excess OF the % per cent
rlllp
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-14

ROME, May 14,-The pope is suffering
from the effects OF the slrocco, which has
been prevailing for some days.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-14

About two weeks ago Mr.. Busby re-
ceiyed 4 letter from the bereayed mother,
postmarkcd at Pueblo, notifying him that
her son Daniel had suddenly departed
this life and requested him between her
s?bs to send her the proper blank proofs
OF death.
Blanks were Immediately sent out on
Thursday morning last and were returned
duly executed by Mary L. Stevens and by
other persons representing themselves to
be the undertaken, physician and friends,
all signed and sworn to before a notary.
1t appeared from these that Daniel lad
died very suddenly Of pneumonia and had
been buried at Sheridan Lake.
Meantime inquiry had developed the
fact that no such man as Daniel Stevens
had lived, died or been buried at Sheridan
Lake, and that no one had died or been
buried there within year.
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THE UTAH COMMISSION.

1t has been definitely determined that
ex-senator Saunders, of Nebraska, and
ex-Lieut. Gov. Robertson, of Indiana, are
to be appointed members of the Utah
commission. There are three other mem
to be appointed, but it is not known at
present who they will be.
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PUTTING UP a JOB.
life Insurance Policy and what Came
OF it--A Precious Pair.

Pueblo, May 1.-THE sensation OF the
day in Pueblo is the arrest OF two crooks
one male and one female, who had de
yised an elaborate scheme to defraud the
Washington Life Insurance company Of
New York out OF $4,000.
An insurance policy for that amount
was issued about two months ago at
Denver by T. +. Busby, manager, to one
Daniel Stevens, claiming to be from
Sheridan Lake, q small town in Bent
county, near the Kansas line, payable to
his mother, Mary l.. Stevens.
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Te|egraphic 7id1iings
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
COUNTING TIE CASH.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-the secretary
Of the treasury has appointed F.. =.
Daskan, \. T. Huntington and G. W.
Robinson committee to examine the
books and assets OF the United States
treasury incidental to the transfer OF the
Office of treasurer from Mr.. Hyatt to Mr..
Huston. The latter took charge yester-
day. The examination will include q
count of all moneys in the treasury vaults,
aggregating nearly 5000, 900.
This examination is a work OF great
magnitude and will take force OF sixty
expert counters over four months time.
APPOINTMENTS.
The president has appointed Samuel C..
Wright, OF Nevada, to be superintendent
of the mint Of Carson City, New.
The secretar, OF the treasury has ap-
pointed j. n. Pattison, of Pennsylvania,
to be general superintendent of repairs of
public buildings at Philadelphia, vice j..
c. Holmes, resigned.
Irwin G. Caldwell, OF Ohio, and Rich
ard w. d. Lambert, of Kansas, were ap-
pointed special agents Of the interior de-
partment.
The secretary of the treasury has ap-
pointed Joseph M. Jones gauger in the
I'd district OF Kentucky.
Chief Postottice Inspector Rathbone ap-
pointed Marvin D. Wheeler, of Hancock,
n. Y, division inspector of the postoflice
department for the division Of New York
state, to take effect July /.
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PENSION BUREAU.

Commissioner Tanner has written q
letter to Special Pension Examiner Shank,
of Lima, Ohio, refusing to accept his res
ignation, offered because he was not in
sympathy with the administration. The
commissioner writes to Mr.. Shank that
whenever he has made removal he has
called for the record of the incumbent.
Mr.. Shank's record is good, and he says
than Mr.. Shank need not fear for his Off
cial head as long as he maintains the eff
cheney of the service.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

zywl dian tylko nisnawisd? Czy&
moge przyjac to religla. cd kt6rej
donation lyle przesladowah
CT kt6rzy Gle bill, byli gfup-
oy, - rzekf doktor.
Ale& panic, cni stanewla
wfadze, I'm to by}o p%olecone!
Wszak miedzy niml byt starszy
stra&nik, q on mnle najbardzlej
Bit.
Rozmowy te powtarzaiy SIG
kilkakrotnie. Wreszoie dektor-a-
post6f, widzac, 10 mic ME wskora,
zostawif Abramika W pokoju, lecz
zaras tel wypisa} 60 20 szpitala
jeszcze ohorego.
Abramik doznawaf j~eszcze bo-
lesci W cafem ciele, by} tax osla-
biony, Re ledwie trzymaf sig M
nogach, plu} wreszcie krwia. Atra-
mlka wyprawiono napowr6t do
gubrenil chersohskiej. Ostatnie sfo-
wa, jake usfyszaf wychodzac z
wiezlenia, by}y:
-Popraw sic, gtupstw ME rob,
przyjmij prawosJawie!
Ostatnie s}owa, ktoremi 20.
Segna} swych siepaczy, Abramik:
Me, 50 lat ma]ac, rezumu
innsgo uczy6 sic niechce. Daj Bo-
70 mi wytrwaG ! nadal.
Podr6z Abramika DO Brzes-
cha, a nastepnie do Kijewa | Ode.
sy ME zawiera MIC ~ciekawego. W
Odesie osadzono 60 ma 4 j pol
miesiaca W w~iszleniu wilgotnem,
gdzie dc reszty zrujnowai zdrowie
i po odsiedzeniu wiezienia, ma fur
nance bufgarakiej edtransporto-
wano n a mieJsce jego wygnania
to jest do Kurlsiewa Pokrowskie.
Bu}gar, kt6ry go wiozf, sadzif, ze
ma do ezynienla z %ziodziejem koni
i ola tego t:aktowa1 60 jak maj
gorzeJ. Dowiedziawszy sic W dro-
DE 10 Gu karza, zdziwil sic mic
zmiernie, De podobue rzeczy dzieJa
sic W pahstwie biatego cara: gdy2
navel Turcy mowif-- nigdy z
mani TAX ME postepowali.
Fakta opowjedziane ME ulega.
ja naJmniejszej watpIiwosc,. Posia.
danny js z ust wiarogodnych. Do
danny, re rzeczy podobne no Podla.
stu ME sa niezwykfe, re rodziz
takich meczensklch, jak Abramiki
dafoby sic naliczyc setkam1.
(Dzien. Pozn.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
pobyt
Siedmioletni pob.
unity-wygnahca
POdlasiu.
(Dokonczenie. }

Kilkunastu dragonow z pafa-
szami wtargnelo do izby weselnej
i rozpooze}a sic naiformalniejsza bl-
twa.' Chrlstelubiweje wo'nstwo
(tak Rosyanie n~azywaja swych zot-
nierzy) W imie zapewne braterstwa
i solidarnosci ludlow sfowiahsk'ch
dokonywato cudow w~alecznoscl.
Kilkunastu wiosclan pobito do
krw;, jednemu pafaszem rozeieto
glove, TAX 70 wkrotce umalf.
Pc tym ustepie charakterys-
tycznym wracamy do przerwanego
watku naszego opowiadania. q
Wisniey nazajutrz odprawdzono
Abramika do homaz. W pedr6zy
tel towarzyszy}a mu zona. Il 10
MAJ do Bia4ej sajeli furmanke. gdy&
odbywad podroz pieszo Alramik
ME byi W stanie. w Blafej zapro-
wadzono go do magistrate, a mas.
tepnie do wiez;enia. Abramik tax
byf ehory i zmeczony, re kilka
razy prosi}, by mu posfsne 70
dok tora. Przez cala noe leczac ME
przymknaf nawet Okla.
N%azajutrz, gdy zjawit sic Ia
wladowea wiezienla, sami aresztan-
ci opowiadali mu, Ae Abramik mic
ME jadi, ME spat i przsz ca}a noe
steka1 i prosili, by sprowadzit dok-
tora. Doktor pc opatrzeniu ohorego
zadeeydowaf, he ma sic bardoo zle,
re ~potrzcbuje wypoczynku i dfuz-
szej starannej kuracyi. Do szpita-
la, znajduiacego sic o kilkadziesiat
krokow, Abramik ME mogf dojse
o wfasnych sifach. w szpitalu dok-
tor zapisai mu lekarstwo kazal
przvstawic As baniek. Glory do
zdrowia przychodzif nader powell.
Jak tylko 'poparawi}o sic jego
zdrowie, doktor codzien prawie
namawia1 go, aSeby przyjaf pra-
wesfawie.
Pc uporczywem milczeniu A
bramik w kohcu odezwat sig dc
dektora:
Cay MONA przyjad to reli
gia, ktora zamiast mifosci ola biz.
niego, polecenej przcz Chrystusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

swych mniemanych nieprzyJaci6}
p~omiedzy oz}onkami Zwiazku, ale
take i ma ksiezy praoujacych z
~zaprzaniem slebie ola wzrostu i
porzadku tel wieIkiej i chwalebnsj
Instytueyi Narodowej.
Procz tego prosimy take
wszystklch Wieleb. ksiezy polskieh
cd stowarzyszenla, ably wsp6lnie
za}ozyli protest przeciwko artyku-
4om umieszczonym Organic
Zwiazkowym i wymierzonym
przeclwke Biskup6w tutejszych, a.
by oba}umuclc lub i wszczepit W
niego uieufnosc ku swym prze}o-
zonym duchownym i W TAXI spo-
sob zasiac pierwsze ziarno szatana
tam, gdzle dotad panuje wzorowa
i nienaruszona wiara katoIlcka. O.
Ryan Z%wiazkowi przekroczy} pod
tym w%zgledem granice ma Sejmie
W St. Paul ustanowiona i ola te-
60 redatorewie Organu, a zw1asz-
GA autor artyku1u w n. 26 ,,Zge-
dy", podpisanego XXX, powinni
bye do edpowiedzialnosci ma przy-
sz{ym Sejmie w Buffalo %pociagnie-
CT i wed}ug konstytucyi ukarani.
Powinno to lezeG juz w interesie
ksiszy zwiazkowych, ably pofozyc
koniec takim artykutom, DO moga
niewinnie ola tel jednostki niema-
jacej wiele do %stracenia, wpasc W
nie}aske swych prze}ozonych, gdy-
by podobne art. doszfy ich via
domosci; boo przeciez kazdy re
stylem cokolwiek obeznany pozna
pc przeczytaniu kilku zdan, re
autorem owego pedburzajacego
artyku}u W n.26 jest ksiqdz a
}atwo domyslec sic moze kazdy-
kt6ry.
w imieniu ca}ego Towarzys-
twa ssw. Apost. Potra Paw4a pro
81 0 umieszczenie ~powyzszegc
protestu W 1amach gazety pahskie:
l kresli sic z uszanowaniem. Ia
Rad Towarzystwa, alexander Sy-
guUa Vice PREF. Flip WojeM Sehs'
Poh Il. Skroch Kosye,' Pros;
sic inne polskie Gazety 0 przedrul
tego protestu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
PROTEST.

independence, Wis, % lipca.
Wiele traci}a dotad cncta kaz-
diego prawego chrzescianina polaka
przez owe bakcyle zaszczepiane
przez ks. Domagalskiego stronie
ZJednoczenia; wiele traeifa nawet
wiara ludu czytajacego owe ohydne
artyku}y, DO tylko same wyzwiska
ma ksiezy przeciwnych Zwlazkowi;
lecz napasci powtarzajace sic cia-
gle W numerach nZgody" ostatnich
kilku mieslecy ma osobe X Majera
z St. Paul, kap}ana zacnego i INA
nego nam z cn6t i poswiecenia ola
sprawy kosciola i narodowosei,
sclskaja nam serca i zmuszaja mas
do za4ozenia protestu przeciwko
postepowanlu ks. Domagalskiego,
jake dzika niespekojnego i zaufa-
ME W mas ku ks1ezom niszcz2oe-
go.
Tenn wiecej czujemy sig bye
spowodowani do uczynienia podo-
bnego kroku z powodu postepo-
wanna X. Domagalsk1ego ma mityn-
GU W Cincinnati ma d. I'M lipea
przeciwko osobie Wielcb. ks. Ma
jera, o czem czytalismy W ,.Pola-
ku" IN. 32.)
My many wszyscy Wielebnc-
60 ks. Majera, %s}yszeliSmy go ma
ambonie i prywatnie m6wiacego,
a ME zauwazylismy nigdy, ably z
ust tego czcigednego kaplana kle-
dys wysz}e s}owo zawierajace IN
tryge, lecz owszem pok6j, jednoSt
i mi}osG Boga i Ojozyzny naszsj
zgnebionej. Pod tym wzgledem
moze X. Majer bye prawdziwym
wzerem wszystkim ksiezom, a
wszczegdle ks. Domagalskiemu z
Cincinnati, kt6ry prewie w tenn
wszyskiem ME domaga.
Zyczylibysmy takze sobie, ably
z Mani i wszystkle inne grupy pc.
dobne kroki p%oczyni4y, ably pa
pietnewac X. Domagalsklego mia
mem, ma jake sobie W same] RE.
cry zas}uzyf swemi intrygami, g.
szczerstwami i kalumniami. Dose
d1ugo trwa}y jego zfe %tendencye
dose d}ugo rozposciera} swa opleke
mad Organem Zwiazku i w~yrzqdza5
wszystklm polakom niedzwiedzi9
przysluge, ola tego juz czas mai
wyzszy do po}ozenia fanny zgubne,,
operacyi tego intryganta rzucaja-
! oego sic z}osllwie ME tylko nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

skiego destylacyl i sprzedaav
spirytusu. Tewarzystwo to "a
wiazalo sic dopiero W roku
zeszfym i produkuje JUL oko-
10 80 10000 wlader recznie.
Naprzeciw owej destylarni
znajduje sic ~zajmujacy rowniez
zbi6r nalewek likierow de-
stylarni Jeziorko p. fedora
Rzatkowskiego z guberni }om-
zyhskiej. Dalej wystawlono roz-
matte gatunki plwa browarow
warszawsklch i PROVINCIAL
nyeh.
W pafaeu sztuk wyzwolo-
nyeh fabryka Maleck;sgo W
Warszawie wys,aw;}a fortepia-
ny, nieepodal zas znajduJsmy
szafke z warszawskiemi har-
meniami niedawno zatezenel
fabryki Datynera i szpechta'
Ma tenn wlasciwie ogranlcza
sic udziaf Warszawy w tym
dziale wystawy. Fotografie
warszawskie przez nikogo ME
So reprezentowane, natomlast
bardzo uaatne okazy sztukl
fotograficznej wystawili PIP.
Jan Chmielewski z Pottawy l
Alfred Fedeoki Charkowa.
Drukaruie i litegrafe warsaw
skie swieca nleebecnosela. Ma
tomlast wystawi}a papiern1a W
soezewce ekazy roAnych ro-
dza]ow papieru, przewaznle
listowege. TUT obok rozlo'
3yf sic orginalaie pomyslany
zbi6r przedmietow ,,sfuzacyeh
do wychowania dziecka", nte'
2eny przez DIR. Pekrowsklego,
zajmujacego sic upodoeanlem
tego rodzaju zbior"ml / plsza-
cege dziefa " tym pedagogy
czaym zakresie. P. J6zef DIE
gielewski z Warszawy wysta-
wi wiasnego pemysfu aparat
ola oznaczenia precentu cukru
W burakach; p. Rohn mate
matyk warszawski przyrzad 90
rysowania linii krzywych wraz
z opisem tego %przyr2adu | al
bumem rysunkow; p. Rycerskl,
i12ynier kolejewy, wystawl1
plany budowlane letnlego do
mu dla chorych dziecl i szko-
}y poczatkowej. Oprocz tego
kilku innych wystawcow wy
stawiIo okazy mniejszej wagl'
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