davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

o bezczelnosci ma}py z Paryza. w
kilka tygodni potem pozna}em "a
chwycaJaca panienke, W operze
ma balkonie. - Poznanie nasze by
10 dose orygin1alne. Siedzqc ma
przeciw owej pieknosci, zawazy4em,
re jestem mimo wiedzy ciekawie
obserwowanym. Spostrzeg}szy to,
zarumleni}em sic, z wzrodzonej mi
skromnosci, lecz ~odwazy}em sig
~nareszcie podniesc wzrok moi ma
piekna sasiadke.
O%czarowa}a mic; jakis niewy-
t}6maczony urok otaczaf ja, W o.
each jej widziaiem s}odycz, tiki
wosc, s}owem raj ca}y. TAX pa
trzac, zapomnia}em nawet o mym
nosie. Badajac dalej, spostrzeglem,
z niebieskooka spektatorka z coraz
wiekszem zajeciem wpatruie
sic we mnie. ia osmielony smia-
}oscia siasiadki, mruga}em znaca-
co oczami, CO wywo}a}o fglarny u
smiech ma karminowe jagody ME-
znajomej.
w koncu przedstawienia wy
szed}em pred wyjscie opery cze-
kajac ma owa facetke. Pc chwili
rzeczywiscie pozna}em ja wycho-
dzaca pod ramie z pewnym jego-
moscia, kt6ry w~skazujac ma czeka-
jacy pow6z, zaprowadzi} mig do
tegoz.
Uros}em sam W swych oczach,
lecz ma nieszczescie zapornnia}em
o mym nosie take wcale powaz-
nych rozmiarow. Podr6z trwa}a
kr6tko, tax re ME mla}em sposob-
nosci wmieszania sic do rozmowy
owego %jegomoscia z piekna niezna-
joma.
Zatrzymallsmy sic pred well
kim czteropietrowym domem, dr.
wnie afiszann oblepionym, tn
prosiE mig nieznajomy jegomos6.. do
swego bi6ra prywatnego, czego Cd
movie ME mog}em.
Usiad}szy z gracya, zapali}em
podane mi cygaro, czekajac roz-
wiazania tego tajemniczego zapro-
szenia. Gospodarz zas o%dkrzakna-
wszy razy kilka, rzek} W koncu:
,,Wldzia}es Pan, jak iona moja pa
ma W operze obserwowa}a?" Otoz
chcia}bym Panu zrobic propozy-
eva, mianowicie: Jestem w1asci-
cielem muzeum osobliwoscl, pan
zas ola mnie jestes osobliwoscia
pod wzgledem nosa, zap}ace panu
10 frankow dziennie.
(Dokonczenie nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
AKA
G. IA WIARUSA!

PISMO HUI
~MORYSTYCZNE i KRYTY-
CZNO -POLITYCZNE z RY-
N A jedyne pod zaborem
pruskim, powszechnle pr2ez
wszystkle stany nasze uznane
i cenione kosztowafo do tego
czasu W Ameryce 4 dol. Re
wzgledu zas patryotycznego,
azeby i naJubc1szy brat na<z
pc 20 Oceanem mogf pc ciez.
kiej piracy swojej orzezwlc
mysl i ducha i poznaG avcie
nasze resp. bfedy i gtupstwa,
ktoremi starry SWAT nasz pol
SKI grzeszy, zatem zn1z a.
my Gene roczna P o.
kraki z 4 ma 8 dolary.
Adres: Redakcya P o k r a
k i - Mr.. Tomasz Lewan-
dowski = Poznah [Poscn b.
u~repe-Germany.
G46wnym agentem
ma Stany ~Zjednoczo-
ne Ameryki P0fnoc-
nej jest %wydawca
W / a u S a Hero
MIN Derdowski, cor.
2-nd & Carimona Str.
Winona, Mimi, ma
ktorego rece MONA
sk}ada6 p~renumerate.
Ola nowych abonentow W
odleglejszyeh S.anach Uuii
Polnocno-Amerykanskiej INA
czny zapas egzemplarzy ? O
krak co tydzIen bedzie
wyselany z Pozuanla pod a
dresem Hieronina Derdowskie.
&c, a ten .je natychmiast be-
die wysefa] tym co sobie u
niego te humorystyczna gaze
te zap!sza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

MzS Kosciuszko wychodzi re-
gularnie 90 poniedziafek, lecz wy
sefary 60, Z niewielu wyjatkami,
tylko tym, kt6rzy z CORY ~przes}ali
prenumerate. O~d}aczywszy sic cd
Warusa, podaje teraz Ko$ciuszko
wiele wiecej wiadomoscl O Pola-
kach W Ameryce, niz W plarw-
szych 5ciu numeraoh.
RG% Warus i Ko$ciussko, do
Europy zamowione, kosztuja ra-
zem wraz z przeseika tylko $3.50
centow, jezeli sic ts .kwote z CORY
zap1aci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
''C0N|EC -ISKRA'
Gzasop fsmo i~ISastFowans
WraZ z
Dotatkiem powiesciowym
wvchodzace we Lwow g
ROK

DotatK1em p0WlesciOwym
wv%chodzace we Lwow
ROK JEDENASTY
MI FREEMAN e. tydz'eh pod naczel.
na redakcya ChamskiegO.
lax Goniec, jak i Iskra sic illus
trowane. ,,Goniec" zamleszcza il
lustracye portretowe i rodzaiowe.
zas ,,Iskra" lllustracye humorysty-
ezne ] satyryczne. Formal duzy,
tres6 obfita.
Do ,,G"hca''i ,,Iskry" dotacza
wy, W kt6rym zumie-zezuia sic
znwsze ciekawe i posladajace war
tosc l%lteracka powlescl wieksze.
,,Goniec i Iskra" wzaiemnie
dopefn'aja sic. Goniee zamieszcza
rome artykafy popularns, %pol,tycz-
ne, %spo'eczpe, pewiesoi. poezye,
krytyke i t. F. zas ,,Iskra" DO
s'Ada tresc humorystyozna i salty
rycza, PREY bardzo bogatei cze-
sci lllustracyjnej. Ola PoIakow "a
mieszkaiych ma daleklej o~bczyznie,,
,,G"n'ec lskra" stanowla praw-
DIVA umysfowa przyjemnosc -
poniewaS ob"k p%ouczajacei tresei
i wesotei rozrywki So pismami ma
wskres %pelsklemi, @ zasadach Jas
nych, patryotycznyeb, uczciwyoh i
zdrowvch przynosza vice z
pod nieba ojczystego do chaty
polskiego t~ufacza zacne mysli o.
w'ane ciepiem rodzinnem, i zdro-
WV, a szczery humor rolski, 2 dru-
glej zleml polskiej przybywalacy,
,,Gonlec i Iskra z Gotatkiem 30.
wiesciowym NIGGA bye tylko
"a z prenumorowane. Prenu-
merata oatoroczna z pre-
nefka do Amerykj p5frecnei,
TYLKO 4 DOLARY, lub 20 fran
kow; do Brazylli, Australia i in
nych zaoceanowych KRAKOW IS
frankow MoAna prenumerswaG i
IA krotszy czas, jak ma rok, ale
ola wydaynictwa wygodnioj ma
czas dfuszy. Prenumerate najde-
godniej przesfae dolarami paple-
row mi, lub iunemi bunknetami,
W liscle rekomendowanym, albo
wreszcle przekazem pocztowym.
Prenumerowac mo&na W kazdei
ehwill-numera zalegfe 2 poczat-
klein powlese ma zadauie natych-
mast przeseiaia sic.
Knzdy prenumerator, nadese-
funcy prenumerate Roeznq, oprocz
numerow zalegfych Goacai Lskry
i poczatku drukuj4ccj sic poHiesci
W porzatku powicsciowym, otrnyma
natychmiast, jako PREMIUM
BEZphATNE cafa powicsc. W
trzerh czes,ach p. t. Nosze Zycie
plzez NJ. d. Chamskiego. PowiesG
ia osmuta Ma wydadkach 1868 ro-
KIN, uznnna zostafa przcz krytyke
IA Iednq nailepszych powiesci
polskich.
WszeIslie listy F., przcseiki pic
niezne a~dresowac nalezy:
Administrators
GOmca i RsMFy
LwoW Lembergl.
Europa-AustrJa (GaiIcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

niu przyby}o z B%razylii 500 ME
mieckich wedrowcow W okropnym
i op}akanym stanie do swej Oh
czyzny.
II letnia Czoiga}a z Budzisk
wraca}a % z. m. z Raciborza do
dom i wybra}a droge ma torze ko-
lejowym; pociag nadjecha} i bic
daczka smiere znalaz4a. Zawieje
sniezne zasypuja kraje Europy.
Pociagi ma kolejach zelaznych wsze-
die grzezna W sniegu, ~op6zniaja
jazde, ktora miejscami ustaje zu-
pe}nie ma dnl kilka. Groza znowu
powodzie i wskutek tego rome
n~ieszczescia.
DI. CTTN IA W.T. DTISAy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

conym tytuliklem..........75
| a n t, oraz Piesn1 weselne |
ola mtodziehcow druzbow 35
Zy OF. G ewefy, powiese
moralna bardze, wzruszajaca re
stare&ytnych czasow.......3o
ia sama W mocnei eprawle re
zfoconym tytulikIem....... 60
B oIesfaw czyli Daisy Gag &C.
Io"efy; tfomaczenle przez ks.
Osmansk lego.
- Ia sama w mocnci vie
Lis o k Polsso.Amerykah
ki. Podreeznik zswierajacy:
Nauke pi-ania listow i gotowe
wzory listow, W wszystkich przy-
padkach zycia............60
l. ekarz D o m y, ozyli ME-
zawodne spesobv domowego i tai
niego l%eczenia rozmaitych chorob,
oraz episanie rezmaltyeb roslin
ieezacych przez PrzyjacieIa Ludz
ST. PATRICK zywot sw Pa
trycusza, b'skupa irlandskieg~ Is
Q JAMIE T~WARDOWSKIM wiel-
kim czarowniku i jsge spraw
h"eh..... .................30
z 0 W i n s z Q W a n i a ola rodzl
COW j innych dr.. gich os6b..2 q
Proroetw ON / 6 h | d y, kro.
lewej re Saby, 10 Sybilii, Ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhery j innyeh.
ga roku SIS przod Narodzeniem
Chrystusa al do poznycA wicklow
Sc k czyIi Wr6&enie 70 snow,
Ma ~przeszfe 1860 przypadk6w
sfu&ace, z r6znych starodawnyeh
ks'2gg zebrany .......... Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszuba
HISTORYA o GRZEGORZU,
ktSry przez II lat pokutowaf
przykuty do skaly. Piskne
w~zruszajace opowiadanie Ola Iu-
kUCHARKA POLSKA l AME-
so
ROBINSON KRUZOE evil sku-
tiki nieposfuszehstwa, ksiazka zu-
pefnie nOwo ! trssoiw;s ufezona
HRABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie-
ma
OPOWIADANIE PODROANEGO
o strasznle dziwn-m t"zu...10
ZAKLETA DIE 10
BARTEK EATKA...........6
8 nj P o g k i Q, zebrane ola
Polenii W Ameryce przez WI.
DynleWl
raw dzlwy o-E.
gipsk; S i k. = najpew-
n'ejszy sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wed}ug kembinacyj siyn-
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematysi Orlice itp.-tudzieB wy
%.lawienienie tnjemnio ispos6b, ia
kich uzywano " starozytnesci
do przepo~iadania i wroaenia
przyszioSci.-Z przeszfo 200 o.
brazkami. Dosfowny przedruk
Sennika drukowanego W dru.
karn' Un'wersytetu Jagielleh-
sklego w Krakowio.... 80
N owy S w,zdrzafi Awan-
fury jego. z ziem1 pomerskiei
rodem. Il oslniu obruzkami.
d istorya o wieikim wojowni-
ku polskim Gabryeiu Holubku.
Opowiadanio z dziejow polsskh.
Cos p i . knego osmiu pc
wiastkaeh. Tresc: 1. Papuga,
2. Palma k%wictni9wa, powinstka,
3 Smutne skutki n;emadrego
figla, 4. Nieuczyunosd, powie5c,
3. P~rveozucie, powiastkn, 6.
Lndwik i Helena. powiese, Z
Ztotdwka, powiesc, 8. Try PREY
jacinfki, powiastka........3O
q b @ d a IL arana a, odpo.
! wladanie z zycia amerykahsk ,cgo
Starogrod zka Kapel a
czyli poczclwych Opatrznosc ME
onusci przez Ks. NJ. Osamnskiego
..'.... ...OO
O X IL }adnei dziewczynie..1 10
Pow o s kohcu Aycia Plata
X oszy k X W i w. PowiesG
przez KS. Schmidt. .......3
O pow a d a Il i a, A n e 6 d o ty
K m Or (Tf6maczone z an
gielskiego).
Znwlera:
l. Uczta kaniba ska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicngo''.
3. faimniej>z SIC dz'ecko swiccie.
A. P"darunek n.}edego VIENNA
5. Fatalnc imie Walters.
G. Cudownc wynalazki Edisonu.
D
y bic d n y m muzy husie j
" lichu, kt6re niego siedzin1o
IA ulccem 90.
p 0 alta corka Lezdejki, albo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

OhANDlNAVlEN HOIEL.
POLECA SIZE
~SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSCI
wszystkim wiarusom Polonusom
W Ameryce
NOVA HSIEGARNIA
II. DERDowsKIEGo
W Winona, MINI.
Cor. End & Carlmona.
Mona sprowadz'c Cd Derdow-
skiego kazda ksia4ke polska, jaka
wogole i%stnieje W Ameryce, piacae
gotowka.
Ponitej w%ymieniamy niekt6re
ksiazki, jake nasza ksiegarRia ma
ma sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolne i tres
cl naukowe].
KATEHIZM RZYMSKO KATo-
LlCkI trnafy) .......... 8
- W mocntj eprawie ..... II
KATEHIZM RZYMSKO KATO-
L1CK1 (wiekszy) W mecnr.j o.
pfaw
DZIEJE STAREGO I NOWEGO
TESTAMENTU, W moenei O.
prawie (Drharbego)....... 40
DZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
Az
ELEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefa
Choc,szewskiego..
POsREDNIK POLSKO : AN
GIELSKI - czyli lsiazka DO
nauki jezyka angielskiego IS
q b Or P iesni ola szk6t poi
skich W Ameryce, uiozyt byiy ma
4czyciel W Chicago F~ranciszek
ZaDka
G ramaty Ka Polska uto&,
ma przez Teod"zego S'erocihskre-
go, %pr"tesora Jezyka poIskicgo l
litoratury. Drukowana ola szk6f
polskich Ameryce 2 wydania
trzynastego, W mocnej oprawie
E e IN e ntarz Ma}y cyl Ii
P'erwsza Nauka Czytania, Pisa
hia Ruchowania, przez W. Dy-
wv m0cnej oprhwie.
HISTORIC STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.. .............75
Ksiazki religijne i n.y.
woty sWietych.
ZYWOT SW. PATRYCYUsZA
MIESIAC MAJ Poswiecony b.
pf gAty27' 4 ~NiR7EKAN1E % o..
COW WIETYCH........3
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
S piewn,k Koscielny dIa
u4ytku wiernych zebrat X. Bern.
Ruchnlewicz. W mocnei oprawie
Ksiazki p%owiesciowe
tie Time.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA VEL
KIEGO, czyli zamiary Moskali
zawo;ow"nla caiego swiata IS
OPOWIADANIA STAREGO
DZIADKA..
HISTORYA o szlachetnej pick.
mel Meluzynie 80
KONSTYTUCYA STANuW ZJE-
DNOCZONYCH .........le.
KsIA.KA
WEGLARZ q WALENCYI. P.zez
Autora Jaskini Bcatusa Ko>zy-
ka kwiatow.....-........ 80
X onstytucya Mnja 10
Prev o d u * do plsanial'stow
m'fosnych o'az tvczaeycb sic re
nienia i ztn.az, 6lscia.......35
Ob:ona sw. Czestorhowy, 10
S a = e wv inru Sa,pcw,esG
obyczajowa Irzcz Jozcfa 2 nai
Obry .-.....- ........ 80
r ina do Rinal i,slawny do.
w"dzca rozbojnikow XVIII vie
u........... ,......... GO
W mocne.j oprawie re zioconvm
tytulikiem ................S5
p lie 8 n q m naszej Wincen
tego Pola..
9 k nj h istoryaoc er
pliwe II elehie corce
kr6la Antoniego ccsarza Turec
kiego Z KonStantynopolu Caro-
grodu
ID ziecl wdowy. Powlcsc
moralna dla ~dojrzaiej miodziea,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
DZieje Narodu
Polskiego
PRZEZ
j. CHOCISZEWSKIEGO.
Wydanie sz6ste

SttAliS CHoSOS
Il WIELU OBRAZKAMI.
E~gzemplarze tyl':o pc so fe-
nygo W, z przesytka do Sta
now Zjedn. P6ln. Ameryk' IS
centow; opraw'e pc 40 cen.
z przeselkq pc As C. ptleca
Szan. Rodakom Ma o~bczyznle
ksiegarnia
I. K. Z~upahskiego
w POINANIU
Posen, Europe, Germany.
Do nabycia take W reda-
kcyi w narusss, w Winonie
Mimi.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This list is furnished 10y ". +. Scribner.
rnaL ..tnta HeaInr y. p.arl n

This list is furnished 10y ". +. Scribner.
real estate dealer. - Pearl ST.:
samuel J. Fuller 20 Jacob Helm. part
his is. stewart Il Ives add .............-.S %
Idn ~. 81. ..ier go Chas. II. Bodenstein
and wif. SD iQ 70 - 10 lot = blk g.
Dex.rr frac.-.-.....-- .....-..... ....... l2iO
james Fit2 Patrick - James Fifz Pat
rick lot, and o.. tltL Patrick add 500
Thomas NrNunen 10 tirorge VIM.
leighton. lot Il. Watson y Westons
add .......-.... ............... 100
Charles So. Colt To simon LeLoy. lot 3
hIk IS. Colt q Co. s add ..... ......-........ $50
Adam p. ~lers % Franklin Sherk. lot
IT, kinsev', ada. Caledonia .............. 400
Edvira s. EIie % Charlie McCarty. part
fir y mel "a sec @. Lowell l...............- 62j
Charles III. rrer1e 70 Charles Ncl larty
d acres s. mel. Of see p. Lowell. so0
Daniel q. Lvte 90 Lewis s. Crawford. :
W. Sci ot see 5. Ostieli -................. 10
Mary 8. shaw % Charles NcCarfy. eii
e. fr nw.. % sec g.. Lowell -........-..... -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
IN NEW QUARTERS.



Sew Biodgett Building.
The Telephone Exchange Is now l0-
Gated In new quarters at the top of the
new Blodgett building. The change
was made Thursday night. hut 50
quietly that few We're aware OF 1t. The
plans were wen laid and everything
worked so smoothly that no trouble
whatever was experienced.
Toe fOii0Wug are the names Of the
operators and the phones they Will
answer.
Mss Elsie Head, 70 -; Miss Ida
SHOW. is .o $50. Miss Kate Eames. l5I
o. --1 Mss Emma Adams, 225 % 800:
Mis-. Ethel Clark. 30l % 315: Ms. Mary
laugnlin. $40 to 450. Mss Nellie Irwin,
45l To 523; Mss Rlla Pearl, 526 to 600;
Miss Anna Laughlin. t0l To- go; Miss
AMY kil-snorth, go 10 $50. Miss Mat
tlt Hyerstcay. 81 % SD. Miss Ella
kapt. ,-d to 300. Miss Laura SMITH.
HNl to y5j, Miss Nellie We~tcrh0u-c. 9-6
20 l050. Mss Mamie Cahll, 1851 to-
1925
The following are the names Of the
auxiliary operators, there being ono of
tlem 10 two operators Mamie Cronn.
I % $50. Anna Blandf0rd. l5l % 800:
Anna ~teliinr 3ol to $50; Julia BhcSlcv.
i3l fo 600. Edna Clark. G0l 900. Lucy
Harmon, 75l to $50, Nary Cofey. gol
O. 1850.
Ine night operators are Misses Alice
Thurnc. BON ~te.l.E. Julia Cutler. Ena
NHunr. Susie kecie, Mary Davey and
fIn.rt ~Nai.r. The night state luc
operator " ,s Mary Moch.mer.
b.. .a |..I. f|t.s .r...rf.rs.- cal 4f..,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
GRAND RAPIDS Us. owosso
VERY one sidea Contest tn Which Grand
Rapids Has wsIk A~as

There was a very good attendance of
tle Well-kn0un admirers OF America r
great game, ~ the neW tal PARK. on
fountan-ss., Yesterday Ine contest.
between the Grand Rapids and Ov1ssos
Has unmtere-ung. for the reae0u that
10 Was tao uue--ided, the latter club hs-
lag utterly unable 70 cope with the
home team. ihe score stood ~ tine
end oI the seventh nuag 80 20 1 d.
favor ot Grigd Rapids There was
muca grumtiug ana lsapIontmont.
aul ualv left n disgust before tAe
call 81 game ln tae seventh INNING
lue excellent showing Of the Grand
Rapids club was quite generally cOm-
meutcd upon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

The deposits at the Office of the In
ternal Revenue Collector during the
first three days of this month, were
much greater than during the same
days in any year in the past, the
amount being So, ,lO6.SS. In 1855 it
was $40, 456.56; in 1856 1t was sl5, 5,066l9;
IN 1857 1t was $40, ,SSS.26; IN lsSS it was
l6,9l9.S3. These figures do not midi
cate a proportOnate increase in the
business of the district, but show the
additional work done 10y the same sized
force IN the office during those periods.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
A NEW FILTER.
Plans Drafted for Another Filter Similar
To the One Now In Use.

To the One Now in Use.
The City Engineer and ms assistants
are busily engaged in completing the
plans for the new filter 10 be located IN
the river near the pumping works. The
present one has capacity OF between
one and two millions of gallons, while
the one IN contemplation IS OF ten mil
lions. The plans VIII be submitted TO the
Council tomorrow night. 4 new pump
Is also contemplated for the Hill dis
trlct with a capacity OF two and half
million gallons.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

80 -. Il 80 q. g,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

The following IS q list Of the marriage
uccases issued since last published. with the
names residence when outside the city and
ages oi tAc parties
AGES
Henry Paufhorp. Mary Hunter. .-..... 67-f.l
Herman o.. Ar>erman. iiermiud 4. ".
Schmidt New FORK .- o-2f
Daniel T. Wiley Mamie r. Howe Wright
OTTAWA county ................ SIS
Henry Narst. Alpine, Frances kas.
Walker ................. 16-20
Jno W. " Hendricks. Wyomlng sarah
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Honors TO DIR. Coues.

DR.. Elliott Coues of the Smithsonian
and Mrs. Coues leave for New York next
week, where they are to be the recipients
Of a series Of social courtesles, and hun
dreds Of cultivated people will unite to
honor them and the ideas they represent
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney, Rosenfeld give them
reception on Sunday the 2lst of April,
where they will meet some of the distin-
guished dramatic and musical talent of the
metropolis. Monday Judge and Mrs.
Warren Higley give them large reception
where the cream of Sorosis, the Ohio Club,
the Lotus Club and other famous clubs
will be introduced to them. Tuesday
the Doctor will be entertained by
the Lotus Club. Wednesday, the
twenty fourth, he will lecture on the
subject Of "Modern Miracles' to select
audience on Fifth avenue. Thursday he
and his wife will be given grand dinner
at Delmonico's. The Doctor is the only
prominent scientist Of America who has
boldly identified himself with theosophy
and psycical research and fearlessly cham
pioned the rights of woman-demandin
her enfranchisement, higher education and
absolute freedom to do and to be all that
she desires. He has repeatedly received
all sorts OF scientific and social honors,
both In Europe aud the United States, but
never before such an ovation as will be
accorded to him and his wife by his theo-
s0phical friends and numerous admirers In
New York.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
INTERESTING TO oCHURCH-GoERs

First Congregational Church, corner OF
Tenth and G streets northwest, Rev. s. NJ.
Newman, d. D.; II q. NJ, External Life,"
John 1913; evening, sermon to young
people upon "Hury."
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, Rev
Frederick d. Powers; II a. m, "The Lords
Day." Rev. l., 10; sp. m, "The Incorrup-
tible Crown" Cor, ix., 25. The seats In
this church are all free and strangers are
gladly welcomed.
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Of G and Fourteenth streets, Rev.
George Elliott; Palm Sunday services,
morning, "Coming Of the King;" evening,
"Chnst Before Plate"
Twelfth Street NJ. E. Church, near Penn
sylvania avenue east, Rev. j. ID. Still; II
q. m. "Confrmation VS.. Transformations"
evening, "Important things Yet Unknown"
Second Baptist Church, corner Of
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, Edmond Hez Sven; at II a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Warren w. Bentley,
the song evangelist and musical author,
win preach and sing.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Chapel,
Rev. James p. Wright at II q. M, "The
Condemnation Of Unbelief;" evening, "The
Door Of Heaven Shut Against Some"
Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner Sixth
and G streets southwest, Rev. DR.. Hershey;
preaching at IL n. M; evening, "Things
That Hurt.n
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
auIps AND ou1RKs.

1t is said that mermaids tie up their hair
with marine band.-[Harper's Bazaar.
II the pugilist's health runs down he
should be sent TO Spa [Harper's Bazaar.
Pure soda is like some campaign yarns
it is concentrated lye.-IMumsey's
Weekly.
Even the tiger is not without affection.
He is very much attached to his paw and
maw.-[Puck.
II is no sign because mans mind is OF a
small calibre that his mouth isn't big
bore.-[ Drake's Magazine.
Barrels are very useful in this world,
particularly to candidates for Office and
clergymen.-- IIarper's Bazaar
Some one has asserted that merit is rela-
tive, but there are very few who can see
merit in their relatives IIarper's Bazaar.
Joseph Cook says 'the saloon is in the
saddle" He must have heard some one
speak of pony of whisky.-[Drake's
Magazine.
And now they say that the gallantry of
the American tar is responsible for the
Samoan disaster. 1t was an attempt to hug
the shore which caused the ocean to rage.
New York Herald.
A Kentucky man while digging a rabbit
out OF hole came across keg of whisky a
hundred years old. This incident will
enormously stimulate rabbit-hunting In
Kentucky.-[New York Tribune.
A rose by any other name would smell as
sweet, but II II were called an ornithoryn-
chus, for instance, 1t wouldn't go as well in
poetry. After all, 1t is perhaps just as
well that the rose has no alias. -[IIarper's
Bazaar.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

Mr. Edmund Hudson, who spent last
week IN New York, returned Thursday
evening.
Miss Mildred Fuller, the daughter of the
Chief Justice, will spend the Easter holi
days at home.
Miss Hattie Blaine, who has been attend
ing school NJ Pennington, Conn, returned
home Thursday.
Miss Emma Becker OF Philadelphia, who
has been visiting friends In this city, has re-
returned to her home.
Mr.. Clancy Ray, who fell from his horse
during a recent hunt of the new Country
Club, is reported much better.
Mrs. Harrison presented large oval
mound of roses and hyacnths to the re-
cent spring festival for the benefit OF the
Founding Asylum.
Mr.. Hiram Mitchell, who has been con.
valescing for two weeks, has so far re.
covered as to warrant the removal OF the
fine, large, Italian sunset whiskers which
adorned his face when he first came oit
The ladies OF the White House enter
tained large number of callers yesterday
afternoon. Among the prominent people
who spent half an hour In the Red Room
were the Secretary Of the Navy aud Mrs.
swan Mrs. .rohn NJ wi,.or Nainr a,a
Mrs Ravmopd and Mrs .Iu,es Cnther,doo
Mr.. Jaw +. Durbam. the Wash,ngton ran.
resentatiye of the Ionisvi,ie |nur;e,,. Io,r.
nal and Miss Do,sv lr,vi, da,,gh,or ~ ~
Kilsbaw irwin of Mobile ,vrre morr,e, on
"wednesday a, Nevnort Kv Tbov reached
tho citv Yesterday and ars ot tba p,oas
where thew will remain until Nav when
tbev will remove IN their fnture ros,dcnco
on ,retrerson place
Ms co,rc. wv poss o,,,o ,o. s,,,
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
GREsHAM's GREAT SIN.
Why President Harrison Will Not
Appoint Him to the Supreme Bench.


WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1.-THE
Illinois Republicans, including Senators
Farwell and Cullom, do not think the
President will appoint Judge Gresham to
the vacancy ON the Supreme Bench caused
by the death Of Justice Matthews. They
believe that the President appointed Rob-
ert T. Lincoln Minister to England so
speedily in order to prevent Illinois from
talking about Gresham for the Supreme
Court vacancy.
They think the fact is that Harrison can
not forgive Illinois for SO strenuously sup
porting Gresham for the nomination last
spring and so embarrassing Harrison in In
diana--as shown by his studied neglect of
Illinois in distributing the Federal patron
age so far-and they infer from this that he
has not risen above his personal feeling
against Gresham himself. They are inclined
to think that District Judge Wood of In-
dianapolis, q consistent Harrison man, will
be jumped over Gresham's head into the
vacancy.
Blaine, who knows how much Gresham
distrusts and dislikes him, and who has
oral proof that Gresham opposed him in
1884, is doing all he can to prevent Harri-
son from appointing Gresham. Gresham's
allusion to Blaine in that Paris interview
last summer cut deeply Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA Record,