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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-05
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al.-Inaal oFereoat with black wool en-
ie'Waaas !, I, IN, one ot the pockets mended.
n ra,a rsn llhanl ana Corona. Finder
i AotepI pI'iaea ~ leaving same At the
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-05

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o,,von work done by Perring Y hiih'
NIlhank, Dal
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-05

W. w. ~ Service occasional ii the
1 1',l1eSHn Rngaage At the church At
! - KEY II sroKLlE, Minister
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
P OR Y A ID k [

karzy, rytewnik6w, ola tapeciarzy, ma
ssynist6wt fermer6w, (mulder6wD-dla
kowall, dacharzy, kamieniarzy, mularzy,
p%lnstrarzy, mufiarzy - %narzedzia do
ciagniecia i t. d. i t. d.
Wiruiacs PLY izagi). przykraiane
do potrzeby kawa}ki drzewa i rysunki
lekka maszyncrya do pedzenia noge i
wszelkie NJ idoskonalsze l. W najn0w-
sym csasie uzywane porzadki,
osz czedzajace roboty, jakich
dawnlej ME znano j ME ilnstre-
wano. NASZ StIS (KATALOG)
jest najzupefnieiszym, jaki kiedy-
kClw;ek ofiarowano rzemieslni-
kom i opisuje najrozmaitsze odreb.
nosci narzedzi. Kto zbada jego
zawartose, przekona sic o jeyo
poprawnosc,. Zawiera on ~przeszio
1000 wizerunkow a przesfany EOS
TAME BEZPEATNIE pod iakim-
badz adresem 20 odebraniem 5
eentew ma przese1ke pocztswa.
S.
534 Blue Island Ave.
Chicago, Hi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
OCIOTOWANA.
Bay CITY "a ma

Day ClCy, rs paZdz.
Staruszka S0cioletnia. iona
Frydkow skieg", idac W biaiy dzien
utica, zostafa napadn;eta przez
Murcyanne tone Franciszka Osow-
skiego, tax szkaradnie zbita, re
muslare jq ednlest do najblissze-
60 domu. Frydkowski kazaf Mar
eyanne Osowska aresztowa6, locz
"a stawieniem 400 dolarow kaucyi,
puszczono ia ma wolnosc.
Gdy ia ma sadie zapytano
o przyczyne napadu, odpewiedzia
ia, re Frydkowska ia o%ciotowafa
| ona ia dla tego tax bi}a, ably
mogfa desta6 jej krwi do posma
rowania swojego ciafa.
Pusty smlech powstaf pomie-
dry luznie zgromadzona publicz-
noscia. Sad skazat Osowska ma
Sc dolarow kary p~ienieinej, albo
3 miesiace do kozy, uwzglednia-
JAG jej nedznie rozwiniety ozum
Zabobon, widac, i W Ameryce
kwitnie pomiedzy ludom naszym.
kt6ry dba tylko o dolara, a o os-
wiate sic ME treszczy.
Kar....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
Tx oclOI garnhowf PREY
gamia a Sanaa sHmoli.

Gazeta Rlska 10 Mebrasce, wy
chodzaca W Elbie, jake nadzwy-
czaj demokratyczna z potrzeby,
zzymaia sic W przeszfym roku, DUNE
nadeta, ma Wiarusa, re tenze "a
republikanami przemawlal.
Ale coz ona sama czyni obec-
ME? Otto wzywa Polakdw Ho-
ward Co., Nebr,. ably "a M. A.
Fugatem, kandydatem republican,
skim, g}osowali, zwiac go przyja-
cielem wszystkich. ia przeciez So
DIG, re ten pan Fugat jest maj.
lepszym przyiacielem gazety pol
sklej W Elble- ola dobrze mama.
calnych przyczyn.
Tymczasem dosye ma dzlsiaj
a ma drugi tydzieh bedzie wiece!
dowod6wi vice i cos pewniejszego
sic napisze.
A tymczasem rodacY W Ho'
ward County, kt6rzy zawsze PREY
partyi acknowledgement staliscie, pc.
pieraicie i W tym roku demokrac-
kich kandydat6w. Chociaz CT ME
! nasypiq wan kieszeni, to "a te
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24

nAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
HARVEST is PAST

ana now IS THE time when abe farmer, having
worked with the hired man harder ever during
long days, of summer, fees that he can leave the
ca..le and carry swill to the pigs, while he takes a
stroh outslds the farm fences, to see a little of the
me', living in the East, he will not so Europe,
try to see some Of his own country, the Da-
,aS and the Pacific Northwes., or California, and
ans, and bis enjoyment Of he trip viii depend
UGH on his selection of a L.. In whatever d.
recion he goes, be will find The Burlington un-
arAlle!ed for speed, safety and comfort, and can
re supplied with tickets and any needed informa-
,ion, by the local AGENTS Of the line, or by writing
o W. J. {. Kenyon, Gen. Pass, Agent, c., 4
4 N. X. r., St. Paul Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
PLAN JAZDY.
NASZYCH KOLEI.

Chicago, MilW. S. Paul
W strong wschodu- odcheozl'
Chicago expr,, codzien COZ rams
Chicago expr., codzieh 11.06 noca
Chicago express 1855 rano
rocisss pacztowy va
" STONE zaohodu. Odchodzl'
Chicago expires, codzien lo.o2 rano
Chicago expr., codzien 3.a9 ran
Chicago expr. ''o' VICE.
Pociag pocztowy lS'W obiad
Wabasha Division.
p~rxesadanie do Zumbroty s.oo ooi0o
Chippewa Valley Division.
2 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pocieg pasaier'ki l:oo ooiaa
Przesiadanie do Menomsnse l2.lo ob'ao
Green Bay -Winona q s. +.
Przybywa 0dchodzi
poeisg pasazerski 4 80 pc ob,-eM Fano
Poc,ag frach,owy 7.30 wlecs.-o o5 rano
Chicago Burlington & N.
Przybycie wyjazd pociagow.
II CllCdSO {klOu AlSoLiSi'
2 Chicago i St. Louis (odzien) 4.lo o
ZMinn.-St Paul (bez niedz } II IS obi:
" F." codZieh 11.2 noca
Do Chicago (krom niedz'eli) 1910 rsno
st Leu:s codzieh 10 90 noca
Do ST, Paul i MINI. codzish 1000 rano
{. 2.46 rano
Wzgledem t~ykiet6w, loka'rych p'a-
now jazdy ! t. d. zglaszae sig pc
r.. T. Lamberton, agenta
Chicago & Northwestern.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Chicago expires $50 rano SOY VICE.
Chicago expr., codfieh 9.15 wiecz 6.OOran
Tracht. poc .przystaje 6.45 wiecz l2,8onoc
Winona s. St. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzl
EXPIRES dzienny 600 wiecz. 10 90 rano
PasazerskiD akotejski s 40 rano 9.35 wiecz
KaczacyE Rochsster1O 45 rano 3 so , . ob.
Zsbierajacy frachty 500 pc OBJ. AS rano
nAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
Skrzynka do list6w.

OhlAylh0 uO AAO'O
Do Chicago Recepta
na redaktora. - Rep. ungu.
Mic" 100 lib, pulv. Xxi" l drach.
D. S M. - Raj ma tydzieh
pefna szufel.
Do Bay City Wyma-
lujemy W przyszfym numerze, ale
obrazek bedzie trochq mnle jszy.
Do Detroit. = Kronlka
nadeszia jus troehe p6zno-bedzie
doriero "a tydzieh.-Powiesci bar
do zajmu]ace.-Llst W drodze.
Recenzentow w z G j.
a 2 o.-Najszczersze many checi,
ale widzi Pan, IL d~zisieiszy VIA
rus wazniejszemi sprawami "a
pch"ny.
acinnik W 0 W a.
tommy: Do akt reponowane.
jake mic zbyt naglace, lecz "a ty.
dzieh pod ponowna wezmiemy
d%rlitoracya, z pewnoseia pojdzie
pod prase.
! Dc M t. P leasant t. -
Czemu ham tego nie podano, gay
jcszcze byfo gorace? Wiarus cd
grzewanych potra~ lie lubl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
LIE K r S T w O
MA

Ma ca!em swiecie jest tylko
,jednc lekarstwO, DR. HeinegO
zlOty specytik Or. Heines
Golden Specitik)
Moze bye danem W flizance
kawy lub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
zywajacego, a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwalq, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
cry natogowym epojem. Tysiace
opojow zostato w%yleczonych | o.
tvm specyf W swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni NIGGA sic pewstrzyma& cd pa.
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarst"a ME wy
woinje zndnego szkodl'wego skut-
ku. Za w~yleczenie sic reczy. Zg}os-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
sz"zeg6iy A~dresowac W z%a"faniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 1856
Rec Street. G nc matt, 0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW e.

Kto mo5e, niechaj Idle W
sebote, 26 pazdz., wieczorem,
ma czeski teatr W Philharmo-
mic Hall. Odegrana bedzle "a
chwyca]aca sztnka "O]cze
nasz' ma eel zakupienia no
wych organew do czesk'ego
kosciota, trzeba vice webec
tego religijnego celu i nam
Pelakom przyczyniae sic do
tego, by przedstawienie tea
tralne daznaio jaxnajlepszego
powodzenia.
W sprawozdaniu z ebrad ko.
mlsarzy powiatowych W przesz-
fym numerze Wiarusa byfo
mylnie podanem, ze Janowi
Czapiewskiemu przyzwoleno
10 dol. wsparcia; miafo bye
Janowi Czaplewskiemu (mlesz-
kajacemu PREY 4 ulicy, obok
OBJ. Jedrzelewsklego).
Masz Legion Polsks urzadza
W sobote, 26 pazdziernika,
bal, i ma ten eel wysfaf oko.
10 100 zaproszeh. Wstsp doz-
wolony bedzie tylko zaproszo-
nym i zupefnie oedzie bez
pfatny.
" pozski;m ko$ciele poblo-
goslawii ks. poboszcz Byzew-
ski W poniedz,aiek, 81 paz
d~ziernlka, zwiazek mafzehsk1
pom;e dry Janem Bromem (na-
rodowosci czeskieD a Francisz'
ka Walinska, Polka.
POLSKI BALBIERZ mole
dostaG robote LA Gala zine W
Winonie, W polskiej gelarni,
u p. Ludwika Pierzchalskie'
go, kt6rego adres TAXI: Ludwik
Pierzchalski: SIT e. 3rd Str.
Wiroua MINI.
D obry duly PIEC dc
weg!i chce ktes wynienie ne
piec do drzewa- lub spree
da&.- B!l3sza wiademosc v
drukarnl WaQrusa.
Sad zawyrokowaf, alb,
Kompania kolejowa Burling
tonska zap}acifa odszkodowa
ME nastepujacym dwom oby
watelom, ma]acvm domy prz..
jej torze (E. End Str.): Toms
szowi Stott $685.. II Henry
kowi Mielickiemu $685.. II.
FANNY i mezatki niechai kr
puja kapelusze ma jesieh i zim
tylko W handful ,,Deutsches Put;
geschaeft" u PAM X. Ringel, p
East. 3. Str.
Obecnie jest u tel PAM r
skladzie ~przesz}e 500 naimodnie
szych kapeluszy %damsklch, W rt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24

nych gatunkach i pc wszystkich
cenach.
Robi sic tez kapelusze ma "a.
mewienie, pod}ug wyboru, tanio.
Pyta]cie sig o handel kapelu-
sly PAM Rlngel, 3 ulicy, niedale-
ko apteki p. Lauera.
4: RINGEL.
213 East s Str.
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
IISTA
ARMOCZYTALSKICH

u d}ugiego czekanla "a gazette
CO rok najmniei tysiac dolar6w ma
my szkody. Skoro tylko dug "a
Wi;arusa przewyzszy 2 dolary, eiez-
ko ludziom, zw4aszcza skapcom,
p}aciG, a kto ME posiada poczucia
honoru, wolf potem BYE publiko-
wany W gazecie, niz postapic sobie
uczciwle. Peslac rachunek do ia
kiego nierzetelnego cz}owleka, to
wrdci go 2 dopiskiem, re on wca-
lie gazety ME chce Cretusea), albo
wy}ze sic pred listowym, re to
ME do niego list, ami gazeta, a
,,ten isty" juz dawno sic wyprowa-
dill.
z powyzszych w~zgled6w maj
milsi So nam CT abonenci, kt6rzy
nam naprz6d place abouamcnt "a
Waarusa i tych tez jedynie mo-
zemy uwazac "a pewnyc n.
Kto nam dopiero pc roku zap}a-
ci 2 dolary, tego abonament wart
na]wyzej po}tora dolara, DO 30 CEN
tow idzie ma rachunek straty, to
jest ~policzone bye musi ma to,
cosmy ma pasorzytnych Darmo-
czytalskich, przez d}ugie czekan1e,
%stracili.
Ponizej podany jest spis tych,
ktorzy d4ugi Gas odbierall VIA
rusa a potem niby wyprowadzili
sic, ME zap}aclwszy abonamentu.
Ktoby wiedzia}, gdzie oni obecnie
obstaja, niechaj bedzie }askaw do
niesG nasze] Redakcyi, a zaskarbi
soble nasza wdziecznosc.
Glen Lyon, Henryk Boles}aw 2.65
Chicago, Czes}awski s.35
Capossa, Wine. Limasko 4.65
Alpena, Kaczynski Jan 2.W
Silver Lake, F. Sladerbak ESQ
Brighton, S%ielanowski zoo
Williamsvllle, J.. Pilski 1856
Brooklyn, J6z Krak 35C
Buffalo, Szymklewicz 2.oC
Shamokin, Kalwaie Joz. 3'5l
Konopka J. 2.5C
Baltimore, L. w. Piechowski 2.6C
Manawa, Jan Strycharski 2.o5
Philadelphia, J6z Walig6ra SOC
WalIa W., F. J. Biellhski 2.3C
Stevens Point, King 3.O(
Bremond, Jan Ian 2.2s
Hurley, Jan Pawlicki "a Paw
lickiego do Europy 3.75
Milwaukee, Czechorskl 3.2(
Chicago, Makowiecki P. 3.0(
Philadelphia, Miko}ajczak A. 3.4(
Philadelphia, Nowicki
1858 Edgemund str. 5.0(
Saltwater, kwasnleWskl 2.O'
Chicago, Jak. Kaczynski 2.O(
Pana Pawlickiego, kt6ry daw.
niej mieszkaf W Calumet, Mich,
potem W Hurley, Wis, a terra:
ME wiada gdzie wedruje, wzywa.
my, ably zap}aci} nam 1915 abo
namentu "a gazette, ktora ma jeg'
zamowienie pose}alismy p6itora re
ku bratu jego Janowi do Moslna
W powiecie Sremskim, W w. Ks
Poznahskiem, inaezej napiszemy d
tego jego brata, jaka to on nj
}aske ma nasz koszt wyswiadcza'
Podobne] nieuczciwosci Wao
rus nikomu ME daruie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24

b~edziecie m,eli rzetelnych l do
brych urzednlk6w.
Jeden z akcyonaryuszow tego
przemysM a sarasem pobo$ny grsesz-
mix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29
WASHINGTON A MODERN MIRACLE.
,nE REV DE. rALMAcE SHOWS THAT COD Is


TOR THIS NATION.
A gIeat n7Imler of the "recImental boys from
out of town attended the brooklyn Tabernacle ycsfer
day morning TO hear the Rev. DR. Tamage. from the
words Aud the Lord opened the eyes OF the young
man and he saw and behold th" mountain was fuli OF
horses and chariOtS round about Elisha
= suppose you have noticed" sad the prcacher'
that The divine cquipagc Is always compared I" d
chariot Of fire when Ezekiel Isaiah or John spoke
of the divine equipaCc they always represented IL d.
wheeled. harnessed. upholstered connasratioh' IL II
not chariot like other hing mounted III Is com
pressed and organized fire. Charots OF rescue bnt
chariots Of fire All our National progress has been
through scOrching agOnics aad red disasters. lnhi
viduals through troubles rise nations through troubles
rise Chariots Of rescue yes but charios of fire Now
how do know that these chaIfots Of God are on the
side Of the American Nation! know IT from The
don began from the pOn' Of John IIancocRs pen In
Independence Hall In 1.77G. The thirteen colonies
without ships without guns, without Ammunition
without prestige, without trained warriors, without
money. On the other side was the mghucst nation
Of the earth the grandcst navy, resources unlimleh
and nearly all the nations Of the earth to back them up
in the fight In other words, it n0thingness against
immensely
II the Of the thirteen colonies started zero
dropped stll lower afterwaI through the quarel!ng
Of the generals. through the icalouslcs over small
SUCCESSES, through the winters that surpassed all
othels In depths Of snow and horrors OF congcamen
II Elisha surrounded by whole army and seemed
10 be very badly of, the thirteen colonies were worse
OF. surrounded and overpowered Jy foreign foe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29

car were Private Secretary Halford. Colonel Wilson,
Lieutenant Jueson, Henry W. Raymond and Mr. ana
Mrs. Al Halford. The President and his immediate
mmily and lady guests occupied , lar
NO. 40. Besides the President there were mrs
Harrison. Mrs Mckee, Mrs. Kate Davis Brown. daush
ter OF ex-senator Davis OF West Virginia. ana WIG OF
Comm andcr Brown who Is at Samoa, and MISS lda
Murphy. Of ST. Paul, Mimi.
The blinds OF ths Presidents car were drawn, ana
there little social gathering in 1t, while they
waited for the time 10 start which IN defer nee 10 ths
Presidents ant.a TO Sunday travelling, was hNca
at II 10 O'clock.
II was subsequently, determined To delay The de-
partnre OF the train until O'Clock and shortly after
Midnight the blinds OF the Presidential drawn
iast and tho party retired for the night. Here and
mere In the other closed blinds indie aed that
those within had also sought their couchcs. Many
OF those aboard however remained up until The cars
nan rolled out OF the yard and conspicuous among
thesc were Justices Blachford and Strong and Sec
refarfos Window and Rusk
PROMPTLY at o'clock tho cry "All aboard, rang
OUT the tranmcD sprung TO their places, Conductor
Larkns pulled the bcLcori Engineer Bailey In re.
sPonsc throw open the throttle and the long train
Gowly steamed Out OF the sheds into the wet air
The last thing tho few railroad employees and news
lapcr men sim lingering In tho station saw as the
matcdly cndcavorlng to Impress something upon
rotary WINDOW. and emphasizing his remarks with
vigorous flourish OF the forehnger of his right hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29
financial.
OEEICE OF TILE EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY. As WAi.i.-Sr,
NEW-YORK CITY April 30, 1882
VIHO THE STOCKHOLDERS

EDISON ELECTRiC LIGHT CO;
Company has been forsi acquire III" stocks o. tho
Edison Electric Light Company aud tn thl'e uc'oa
works Edison LAMP COMPANY and Bergman GGmpan,
and for the eth, puGpT e are also being mad 70
asqarc stock in q, pS ESTs a do anu N0''
SrSa"isf a Ter oSo , oSo
AcT r have been Signed FOR purchase by This
rac g Dp cGmpanss payable partly cash and partly
Of hs new omp,} The when P s net 81
t ear atssr of t r" sn MaHaacurns Companies OBJ
na an m da nf books S var s" snan9 9' SoSs6er
In order to adj S4 Gr' present" srT ysuas d. prSsG paid
only Of the stock received by ns
!hr share IN & Sd S aeS u sm
i6a a ad1nd Ssnu% has oes n SsTnsa IN.
G sn S Gy Gf sA !" to s posc"ca q. above stated
the Farmers ioaa and Trust COMPANY Of New.York
city That company w hS, rno. ana whsneye e
the board Of OF the General Company shall declare
ON notiGs !" ali par In @"re red the Trust Cen
s "a, as % aS Gsa i so the shares
10 provide c,sA for The immediate me- a Of The tho ne.
smi IN adt'io to u" lu@ts received heretrom sic~s
in IN" General Company 10 the amount Of ~ csGes0
M remain gnissn@i for the pr~n AVAILABLE for use
company ,o,o,. =, -. r,,.,n r,o.,.,. ,,u,. 90.
arr d Srat !" 'h gs; ea@S 5si S0 on e.
following boss For rach thar" Q: 800 Of the capital
with Mcssrs pr.N"i Morgan 90. A. HEREINAFTER pro.
Ndi IN" deposition II 10 receive Sl75 Ia the stock OF tho
fd,on rnera ELECTRIC Conpiny carving full rights as
!" dNldrnd-, ana fol % in rru>t
lns STOCK oi k' amount ia The sail General Company
on which dividends deferred Thus each depSsio.
VIII receive total OF s2GC 81 stock and stock trus,
eSr.heses OK The General Company for zach
sharr OF Light Company stock drpositad making
total OF 1000 for the cntir, 81 500 200 capitl
soek oil tha company az Of which mere iriy set forth
IN Az agi,ent copies OF which De- had on
& Co. ''''N''' '''is~"
IN order to avoid far desirable fractional shares
s1etS ~ IN, General Co. and fractional In tho
IN cash III Tho dissection Of DNl Morgan Co, az he
respectively. - ~ '
" me foregoing project meets approval,
nNci 10 deposit Your certificates stock with Messrs
nreNel Morgan Co.. No. % Wall stree. NcwYcrk CiU,
lhcN VIII give you temporary receipt therefor. ana
nfr majority Of the stock of the Light Compsny ana q
me several manufacturing companies referred TO In sc9
circular Is deposited. Will the surrender ot ne
said receipt 10 them. receive from them the shares q ~
stock IN the General Company. and the Trust
mentioned above. t. witch entitled aovvv -
i"rr and as more fully dea led in the sgieem NJ
rpisoN GENERtj, ELECTRIC COMPANY.
by JAMES u. WILLIAMS. Presia8s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29
VISITOR,S TO THE CENTEN I.
MAI CELEBRATIONS

Nv " II 4 Ohh
should cross the Bridge TO Brooklyn,
and visit the most perfectly appointed
Dry Goods Store in America.
The extraordinary facilities enjoyed
by us enable us to offer the choicest
goods as low as inferior goods are sold
elsewhere.
The firm being importers with offices
in every European city and manu-
featuring centre) as well as retailers,
what are known as "middle profits"
are done away with, and the manu-
facturer and consumer are brought as
near together as possible.
Every European steamer brings lis
additional novelties, selected by our
experienced representatives under our
personal direction.
Take tho Fulton Street Elevated
Railroad in Brooklyn to Elm Place
-four minutes) or the horse cars to our
door (seven minutes).
Store open every day Except Tues
day, the 30th,) until 6 p. VI.
Four large passenger elevators con-
stantly running.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29
MR.. BLAINE UNABLE TO JOIN THE PRESIDENTS
PARTY

Washington. April % SpcciaD.- Secretary BlaInes
attack of rheumatism still continues. and therefore he
did not accompany the President and his party the
special train. which left hero for ElizabethpOt
after midnight. The severe rain and wind storm Of
the last four days has retarded Mr.. BaInes re-
covcry, and he consults the dictates OF prudence In
not hazaiing the exposure and fatigue incident to
participation In the elaborate ceremonies and fes-
tvtics Of the Centennial Celebration. That his III
ness Is not regarded as In the least serious however,
may be readily understood from tho fact that his
and daughters left Washington with the President to
attend the celebration.
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4 BENEFIT FOR MUSCULAh ACIOhH'
The officers Of the Actors Athletic Club met yesterday
and appointed their committees IL wac decided To
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SECURING MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS.

Henry f. Abbey and Marcus Mayer will be passengers
on the City OF New-York next "wednesday Soon after
their arrival In Europe viii sent back by cable
Of the engagement Of attraction for
next season This is entirely independent OF the Paul
opera season. The tenor for the nights which Patti
will not sing VIII be either Tamarno Massin with
Tho nrobabllities IN favor OF tho former
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FURNITURE
FREEMAN & G|LL|ES,

35 and 81 West Oldest,
will offer special rates to purchasers
during the Washington Inaugural
Celebration Week. Visitors attend
ing the Centennial are cordially in
yitcd TO call and examine our i'm
mense stock Of all kinds Of first-class
and medium furniture at prices be-
yOmd competition.
We offer as specialties COuches.
Fancy Odd Chairs. HAT stands
Tables, Rockers, Cabinets. &c, in
endless variety.
Also ParIor, Bedroom. Dining-rOOm,
Library and Hall Furniture. Full
lines of Furniture for furnishing sum-
mer cottages.
We beg 10 call attention to the fact
that we arc closing out our stock Of
Imported Wall Papers at less than
cost. These papers cannot be dupii-
Gated elsewhere.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE MONDAY APRIL 3D. lsse-TEN PAGES

give benefit performance the last Sunday In May
when one Of tho offered In this
city win be given The contests Of the club will
take place on juno H. the Manhattan Athletic Clubs
grounds, when many rich prizes will DO offered.
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How does It happen that Mr. Beavor-Webb Is
so directly interested in the Paine Cup!' asks some
ono His sympathes arr supposed to be with New
York How do you explain that The solution
IS easy. Mr.. BeavorWcbbs sympathie5 are with
neither to the exclusion of the other. lie is better
known than any other yachtsman for his
I'm expressing his opinion. AS the designer of th~
Gcnesta. he may be looked upon as convenient go
between to negotiate American challenge with
an English challenger
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DYING THE VICTIM OF HIS KEEPERS.

Chicago. April ga sensational incident occurred
Yesterday IN connection with series OF articles pub
lishcd IN Tho Times" exposing the
barbarities practised by the attendants of
the Cook County Insane Asylum The
articles are written by Charles W. Beck. a re-
porter, who disguised himself and by feigning in
sanity. committed TO the asylum. Decks
roommate at tho institution Iunatic named
Burns a brawny laborcr. whose malady was en-
cessve timldy. According to " The Times man.
two attendants, Richardson and GrOgan, took a
dislike 10 Burns for some petty reason. The TWO
causelessly pounded the dricnceless manlac IN inc
presence Of Of other inmates oicn SIM
cruelty. Buins's a sample ot others ~.
day be died of his injuries, which me asylum report
says due to falls received by him accldehhlS'
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such as no other country enjoys
TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS.
The Rev. +. Walpoe Warren held service an'
preached America. lis Institutions, and III
Washington Centennial" yesterday morning at hi
Church Of the Holy Trinity. Madson-avc. and Forty
HE WAS THE FRIEND OF WASHINGTON

The Rev william Wesicrfch preached last evening
a. the Hamilton Grange Reformed Church Alexander
Hamilton The Alexander Hamilton Post. No. 49,
c. A. r. the Hamilton Club and the Alexander Hamilton
Council No. 46. " T.. T. attended the service marching
o,o ,bcir rosncctIve quarters the Cen
tc,nial celebration and the friendship between
Washington and Hamilton. the preacher considered the
subject appropriate to the OCCASION He gave an ac
count OF tho early lfc Of Hamilton. ana dwelt upon the
active mart which he the founding OF the Amcr
can Republc lie spoke Of the house In which llam
ton lived which was still situated near the church, al
though II has been moved from its original position lie
hoped that the thirteen which Hamilton planted TO
ccmnemorate the thrtnen States would be presclved