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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10
For the Reagan-Dempsey Match.

NEW YoRx, April 10.-Richard K. Fox re-
ceived the following dispatch this morning
from the California Athletic club: I'VE will
make purse of %, 900 for Reagan and DEM
sey match"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10

the Ledger's Washington correspondent, were
the only other newspaper men who went in.
Mr.. Mexican, who is an old friend of Col.
Crook, left a card for the absent disbursing
officer, who was out taking his lunch.
THE DEMOCRATIC cIvIL-sERvICE COMMISSIONER.
Deputy Second Controller Mcmahon, who
wants to be the democratic civil-service COM
missioner, had a little talk with the President,
but he was not promised the place, so he wen,
back to the Treasury department to sign some
waiting papers, promising to call again.
IDAHO.
Delegate Fred T. Dubois, of Idaho was in
the library for awhile. He told a STAR re.
porter when he came out that Idaho was max.
! ing ready to become a state at the
earliest possible moment One of Gov
| Stevenson's last acts before surrenderng to
Governor Shoup was to issue a proclamation
| calling together constitutional convention tc
there will be an election to ratify the constr
| tuition and to elect full set Of state
and legislative officers, and in
December the constitution will be presented tc
| Congress. Idaho thus hopes to be crowned
| with statehood almost as soon as her next door
still debatable ground politically, and the fight
| in July and November will both be warm.
| DISTRICT CALLERS.
Judge Smell was one Of the few District call
ers, and he said he came to do nothing NOR,
than pay his respects.
John Pope Hodnett was q loiterer on tn,
Office floor for two or three hours, but he die
not see the President. He had O dangerou
looking bundle Of manuscript in his hands.
DIR. Ernest +. King was the bearer of an invi
tation to the presidential party to attend tn
Choral societys performance of 1.-THE Spectr
Bride" He saw Secretary Halford and was as
sured of the acceptance OF the invitation. Tn
doctor was one Of the few men who went AVA
happy.
| CAPT. ARMS
was upstairs for an hour or 90. He fled wit
Secretary Halford complete statement of hi
case, viewed Of course from his own standpoint
and he viii endeavor TO secure personal inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

As there is no sewer nearer than two hundred
feet of the public school building being erected
at the southeast corner of 22d and streets
northwest. Building Inspector Entwisle has re-
commended a sewer connection be made at
once.
Among the first visitors at the District build
ings to-day was an elderly gentlemen who in
CURED if Commissioner Clephane had arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Mark {, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Macartney 1ilS street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10

Z. Il. TowxER & Son.
Try GOODS DEALER4
I3I61TH ST. NV.
Clarss O. y T Spool Cotton. &C. per SPOOL, or 45c.
G'L+.f.
An. rcscoCgin Blesch Cotton, I1xc.
New style tLsie. - and &c. -
H..rie'ia s,rnsre, all shades; 21c. goods for &c
l..uYIrrta Cashmere. reduced from Do to hoe
AIl-N usI SuitiEs, double width. 2oc.
BaCs henrietta Cashmere, beautiful quality, reduced
frOt. 80 10 5Oc.
FrjI.t OI the Loom Cotton, Sixr. -.
Izrsv li.e Satiues mot rennAEts) 10, Ia ~ and
s.lc.
FI-ached Table Linen, 3Jc
Atwood klDatrOss, Pink and Cream, 2Jc.
4 isaut1fUi line Of Dress Ii1ghAus, Dc.
Gents Iauldrled shirts. Doe.
Byy = nlaI.drled shirts, 2Sc-
NhItc Bed ~ reads. 0Oc.
B.sCk Ieuriettp C.annIere, marked down from 1!Ic.
Q U-ys. hlZ bargain. ja4-Gm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10

DROMPT RELIEF IN SICk HEADACHE, Dir
ziuess nasta a. constipation. pain in the side, guar
s:ted tl'-c L-llg CAREERS Little Liver luis Obe
q dose. Shall IrIC-. small dose. small plIi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10
The rose may fade, the lily die,
But flowers immortal bloom On high
Beyond the faint Of sinful powers.
Our son In safe in Edens bowers.
USE HoksFoKp,s ACID PHOSPHATE

DR.. j. j. McWILL1AMS, Dension, La, sayp: At have
used Il largely in nervousness and Dyspepsia and
consider that stands unrivaled remedy h oAsso
of this kind have also used il IN casss Of slssplesS
mesa with very gratifying results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10
BUILDING PERMITS

were issued to-day as follows: Emmons a kine
(agents), seven brick dwellings, from 30l to sos
Maryland avenue, and from 201 to 207 Sd street
and 3O6 B street northeast; $4,000. W. F.
Nash, one brick dwelling, 122 NJ street north.
west; 50, 200. Louisa Gockeler, one brick dwell.
ing at $40 K street northwest; $500. W. n
Croggan, two brick dwellings, S04 and SOC G
street southwest. 81 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10

view with the President so that he may explain
certain things which he thinks need eIplana-
tinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10

sq7 Penn ave. adjoining National Hotel
pcrse blankets aud Lap Robes in great variety at
very Low prices oco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-10
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE ArIANrEUs TREE.

Mr.. s. E. Douglas, assistant superintendent
for the parking commission, has written to the
Commissioners that the ailanthus tree mas beer
condemned as a nuisance by the health depart
partment and should be removed from all park
ing spaces
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

rozwinietym przez lorda Dunraven,
zape}ni1, re Angl aw umowie|
N emcam ME zobowlaza1a]
sic do zadnych dZia]an, natury mil
litarnej. Niema mowy 0 przerwa-'
niu wszelkiej humunikacyl 2 wy
brzezem MISUNDERSTANDING
w umowie wystepujemy jake
sprzymierzehcy su1tana Zanzibaru.
Trudno przypuszczat, azeby Fran
eva odmawiaia krokowi Anglji
charakteru bezwzglednej legalnosei.
w interesie Francyi ley zapo-
biedz naduzyciu jej hagi. Akcya
admira}6w Anglji i Niemiec bedzie
osobna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
WYJASNIENIE,
Pod pOw\zsZym Jt,tufem

Pod pow, zszym9 ty tutem pi
dale Rlah 20 Aneryce s%treszczon
obrene correspondence Zgody -
R~aysklego, ktory Dak , my rewJ
tdrnyllsmy IN petersburgsNim Ira
jena. wykluczony zostaf Z iowa
rzy-tva Pracujacych Polak6w vi
Paryzu.
Pan Rayski W tel obronie swoiej
twlerdzi, il jake tyloletni, DO cd
~zatozenia towarzystwn pieciokrot-
ME o%bierany prezes, zawsze starsf.
sic Je rozwijaG / proaad ziG du-'
chu czysto narodowym. "A b. os-
tatnicb czasach wcisneli sic ourzy-
c1ele, ktorzyby cheieli ma inne tory
TO g"rsG r,dak6w sprowadziG, cze~
mu on s'nr.t sic lrzeszkodzie -
ztai wynikty nioporoznmienia 4
,ntrygi, ktore 80 W kohcn skfpni-
fy do togo, il najplerw drukowanym
listen %otwartym, a nastepnie LAle-
grAmem | li4tem registrowanyns
zazAiai wykreslenia 2 towarSys'waI
Pon'mo to jednak W tydz'eh pd|
tenn IA zwAc>ajnem prsiedxieniu
tcwarnyst"o, ~odrz"ciwfzy jego do
brow"lne 2ad'n e, Same n%atouiast,
gNatcac ustn~e, W. k~'nczyio 90 z
l'czhy -wych c%zfonk6v. o.. r.
uodAIc nad,u, zc 2 so czionk6w
bylo na tenn pos.edzieniu obocnych
z"ledwi e IA, a 2 tych ty'ko 8
gtosovalo "a wykimzrnirm, tax
IL uchwafa zapnHia wieksz, STA 1
glosu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
Nowiny z Afryki.

z Afrykl coraz wazniejsze mad
chodza W i a d o m O S l. Kalif z
Chartumu zdoby1 Wadai siIa TO-
900 ludzi. Mahdyzm staf sic po-
teznym czynnikiem, g6rujacym mad
caia wewnetrzna Afryka. Sudan
stanie sic wielkiem panstwem, je-
zeli tylko Kalif (mahdi) zdo1afa
sic PREY nowych zdobyczach utrzy-
mac. Salisbury, wbrew obawom
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

POCZTA BkYSKAWICZNA 7
wygodnemi %pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez Gala Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Poludniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}dwnych %punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem nap, p an 8 W
a y d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz ce-
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udat do a.
genta naiblizszej STACEY kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbqdz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER. A. Y. H CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANU KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE & st. PAUL,
trzeba pisat do H.. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East Yves,
Chicago Day Express 6:4a p m 1000 a m
Chicago Night Express I1:o5 p III $50 a m
Chicago and St. Louis ex. o:24 m 4:45 N
La Crosse Local o:+7 p m .....".r
Fast Mail 1902 p III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
Z LITWY.

Prawosfawny archirej Aleksy
odbyf 20 Litwio podroz, kto'sj Gle
kawe szczeg6ly op su.]e Wllrhski
Wiestnik". Z~iedza;ac Troki, ar-,
ch'rej wy'azif ayc1enic ODE jnunliTa:
koscio'a t%rocklego pom"dlrna sci
pred tamtej>zyn, obrazem Guido
wnym. Otr"ymzwszy pozwolenio
proboszcza, kt6ry W owym czaSie
byf chory rchir' odw,edz kosclot,
proslf o "dst ,niqcie oblicza Aatki|
Bonklcj l kl4kna wszy, df"go i CORA
co Sc mold /. Pc skonczeniu modli.
twy, zauwazYwszy W gtcbi kosclofa
mfod"%o w,karego arrhircj ros2edi
knl"mu IL pokala rowltat 90 po-
cafoWmn'em ramic. Pc drnize Ira-
gnaf odvieAAiG X sriot W Olkieni|
kach, ale rr, b szcYa njc by1o 81
domu. Przejr&dzaia c koto kosGioE
" Musn kach, archiyrj zntrzy ma
sic u draw; z"mkniete] swlery:nli1l
zszrdt ia ziemfe, ~pr1vzcgn5l sic!
oddaf pokEon ~potrojuy, pomodl,1sil
i n%aStepnie wyruszyt W dalsza pol
dr6&. Prz"je zdzaja" okolo kuscio}a
w Podworzu widza> ego drk1
"d"mkniqte. arch;rej wszedi do wd
wna'rz, pomodlil sic / poiechA
daloj.
w Szyrwihcach proboszcz k
hupejko przyg"towaf uroczys1
przyiecie przrjezlzaiacemu i ubra
kosciof swi}tecznic, zapalf swiecit
i przy zblizenih sic arch re-, IL kaza4
BIC we dzwony, .nm zas w stroiu
~k"s"lelnym towarzystWie wika1
ryusza, = k'zyzem, krop;dfem i wo-,'
da s~wlecona wyszedl i oczekiwaf
prey drzviach maru, okalajacego
koscio1. Ar, hire zatrzymat sic, wy
s'adf Z karcty, tray razy sic przeJ
zesnuf, szedf do proboszcza, pokroi
pit "ie woda swiecona, pocatowai]
krzyz, Ecatowat ksiedza i nd jegd
pr zbe wszedt do kosciofa razem *
swa sw'ta z maAa ludu(?) jail
tylko archirej wstapif ma prog swiass
tynl, ozwafy y e'gauy. ArchireJ bioa
gosfawtac lud kIeczacy, posncdf KID
o~ftarzowi, kleknat i dlugo sic mod
dill. Skohczywczy modIitwe. zwro'
cit sic ku w~yjsciu, a n~roboszcz teq
warzyszyf mu J serdecznie go zegaa
nat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

-bez Watplenla. FREED
wieczny, n~iezbadny w swych
z~amiarach, skazai Cd wicklow
to picnic la niewole i sju3al.
stwo; my ME powiunismy pre-
sadzaG Jego wyrokow,
-kledy to VIOLA Beta, toe
spieszmy kupowac murzyn6w,
przerwa1 wysok1 mezczyzna..-
Przeciez tax, MOI panie?-
ciagnal da|e.l zwrac"iac sic do
mlstra He'll, ktory zasunawszy
rece do k~ieszeni, stat prey. ko-
m'nSu parowca i cielawe sic
przysiuohiwaf caie) rozmowle.
A tak,-clagnqf ow da
lej.-wszyscy w!nnismy sic "
korzyG pred VIOLA NalwyAsze-
go. Zaczniimy spr2edavaG mu-
rzynow, gnqbic ich, przesIado-
wac, DO przecie& oni ma to
stworzen1. Wygolna i ludzka
zasado! Przeclez talk, cudzo
z'emcze?-spytai on zwraca]qc
sic do He'll
-Nigdy sic mad TEN ME
zastonn wiafem,- odpowiedz1af
He!Ii.-GdAiea mnie cz1owie
kowi be- uauki. wdawac sic
W takie rozprawy. ZaimuIe sic
Eandlem 30 chce iakl taxi u
cjulac kapitallk. Jezellm zgrze-
szyl, to, ,jak s9dze, Zcstanle mi
dose czasu do Po|5uty, OF co
jest,
"A rs col pan bedziesz po-
kutowa6? ME ma sic o co klo
potac!- dorzuc,1 wyscki pc
3r6zny.- Widzlsz pan iaka tv
korzN SC zrozumlec dobrze Pts
mo swIete! Zebys pan czyta1
Blbllle, jak n~aprzykfad ten
sz!aohetny czlow:ek, tobys ju2
dawno wiedzial 0 TEN i ME
znalbys uiepokoju i trwogi,
Dosyc Jest zawyrokowac. Mech
bedzie przeklelv... a iak tam
poWiedzane? a interes zaiat
wiony.
Nteznajomy, ftorego juz
czyteInik, jezell raczy przypo-
mn7ec, sp"tykat W obprzy W
kentukkl, uslad! z s~zyderczym
usmlechem ma hstach, co div
ny przydafo wyraz lego su
chef, wywiediej fizyonomii.
WlasE:e W lej ch~ill pod
Szed} mlody cztowlek 2 rozu-
NINA i wyrazista hzyonomia,
wyulosfe Il zreczneJ budowy
GAIA, / tax sic odezwal:
Rob to bl zniemu, co
cheese, ably ola clebie robIo-
no, czy]i kochaj bIlzniego, ia
ko slebIe samego, to tak2e
lest W Plsmie, rownie jak u
step przedtem przyt"czony:
Przek'eta MECH bedzie zlem'a
Chanaan.
-Otoz to jest mysl Pisma
swietego, cudzoziemcze, o lie
ia m"ge W mel prostocle pc
jac, dorzucif poczciwy kupiec
DION 2 oberay W Kentukkl
puszcza1ac kieby dymu.
Mlody czfowiek zatrzymal
sig, )akby chrial cos Ia to Cd
powiedzlec, l~cz, Ae statek "a
trzymai i zaczql sic ruch ma
p%"kfadzie, wszystklch oczy Z
zaclesaw:enien ma brzeg sic
zwrocliy, ,jak to zwykle bywa,
gdy nory przedmiot obudzi
clekawosG.
-Obaj duchewm,-pcwie
dzial DION swo)emu sas:ado-
wi, k'edy eli wychodzili.
S%siad twierdzaeo klwna]
gfuwa.
W chwili gdy sic statek Ia.
t%rzy,nai, pc desce ma brzeg
rzuconej wbiegia nan murzyn
ka, przedarla sic przez tlum
wychodzacych, zbieg}a ma dol.
ny poklad / rzuciwszy sac ma
szyje niewolnika. oznaczonegc
pod nazwa-Dl2on, lat 3O'
zaieklu pfaczeln serdecZnym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
HAN N | LI.UDz M |
W "A laRepyce
ia czas6w niewolnictwa,
(Ciag daIszy).

le ONt0 Odf1ZU i~lhLufalDe, aie
nieprawne, chocia2 i izy ply
nelly CT Z oczu tax samo ma
%turalnie jak i Il bjaiych, Smut
no, gleboko westchnqf bied
ny Tom i Zaczqf pc swojemu
pocjeszaG nie*zczesl
A tam ma gore W kaiu
tach, siedzieli ojcowie i ma
Tiki, meaowie | aony; d2jatwa
wesola, IA won motylkow
skrzydIatych biegafa / swAwo-
lila. | wszyscy byli szczesliwi,
talk tam bylo dobrze i potuI-
aie i NeSoIo.
-Ach mamo! - powiedziaf
mafy ch~lopaczek, co na chwi
le przedtem dolby pokfad Cd
wiedziE-Na ok"ecie q Mani
Jest hondlarz murzynow; wi
dz1aiem ta.h ma dole piqciu
mewoInik6w W kaidanach.
-NieszozesIiwi!- o1powie
dziala matka tonem wspof
czucia, q lex lem rburzeniem.
Go rakiego? = zap.ytala
druga.
Tam ma dole j2cza ME
woInicy, -odpowied>1a mat
ka.
-OIuuu W kaJdany, = do :
rzucii chlopak.
Jaka to hahba, ze " ma
SzeI olczyznie MONA jeszcze
spotkac eos podobnego!
Ma t2 kwestyq MONA sic
ro2maicie zapAtrywaG, Wtracila
lakas wykwjntnle w%ystrojona
krbleta, siedzaca u dIzwi kn-
july 2 rcbotq w reku, majac
u nog swych chIopaczka i
dziewczynke drobnq, co sic ba-
willy ma pochodzie.-Ja miesz-
kalam w ,poludn'owych sta
mach, j prey IMAM sic, re we'd
lie meso zdania, m%urzynom
daleko lepiej W niewoli, Jak
zeby byIl swobodnl.
-Zgadzam sic, ze pod pew
nemi> wzgIedami, mole i'm b
tenn lepiej,- odpowiedzi"la da-
ma, co wywo]a}a te uwage, ale
wedfug mego zdania. nnlokrop.
nielsza spuscIzna nlewoli jest
potarganie uczuG 1ajswietszych
i Observation-Disclosures, rozry-
wanie rodzln, zwiazanych IL
czuciem mlfosci.
-Zapewne, to bardzo zle,-
odpowiedzla9a m1oda kohieta,
r%ozkfadajac tylko co ukoh"zo-
ma sukienke dziecinna i PREY
pAtrujac sic jej q uwaga;-ale
jak mnie sic zdaje t" must
bardzo rzadko sic zGarzaG.
20 ME, bardzo przepra
szam!-przerwafa zvawo pierw.
sza dama.-Ja diugo zalnie~z
kiwafam w stanle Kentukki ,
w Wmginil. i widziafam lyle
przyktadow, CO mi SERGE "a
krwawlfy %5olesnle, ze IA 81,
mo ich wspomnlenie I~reszcze
porywaja.~ Wyobraz PAM So
bic, he ktos zabiera jei tc
dwie dzieciny ! sprzedaje, co.
bys PAM zrobl1a?
:, Me mo2emy przeciez So.
dzic pc soble Q uczuciaeh t..
klasy ludnoscl,-odpowledzla
la laiy rozkfadajac w]o"zki Ma
kolanach.
) Paul to mowisz ola tego
as ME anasz tych nieszczesli
: wych,-ppchwyc'}A plerwaza ,
nieutan,m approximation j.
sic zropzita i wyrosla z MINI
St i WIEN. 2e oni czuja rownit
SLIME, .jak u z pania, kt'
vie mole i gfebiej jeszc2e.
n Sit
elegartka, poz5ewajac; poz
!; nicj popatrzyIa W okno i po-
wiedzl"fs:-A zawsze ia pc
wen, re i'm tax leriej ,1al
jes,
Me p"dlega watpliwosci
y ID Onotr,,.nSc n~rzn1nao1v{
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

spoWtarzonego Boga, PREY
patrywaf sic te.l scenic skrzy
rqce Ma piersiach: w
W koncu zwracajac sic do mis-
TIA He'll, rzeSl glosem przery.
wanym Cd wzruszenia:
Prsyjacielu, zkad ci 81! star
czy urowadzlc taxi handel?
Spolrz Ma tych nieszczesliwych!
ia sic clesze ia sama mysI,
re niedfugo zobacze sic 2 TO-
ma, uscisne dziecie, a jednak
ten sam dzwonek. co da zaak
odb:cia cd brZegu, rozdziell ma
wieki tych n'eszczesliwych,-
to oISropnie! Zwaz to. sobie!
trzeba bedzie przeciez zda6
rachunek pred Bogiem re
swoich czynnosci.
Handlarz odwrocil sic W NIL
czeniu.
-Musze przyznac, re ME
ws2yscy kaznodz'eje podobni
dosiebie, -odezwaf sic ORION
ten, Zdaie sic, me powie:
,,Przekleta MECH bedzie Cha
mann.
He'll zamruczal COS pod no.
No: tutai to mniejsza, IL
lie CO bedzle tam! trzeba be-
die ME dis to )utro stanac
pred sqdem, co sic MEDIA u
wieSc wykretami, iuz to TAXA
kolel, co tom!
H4lll przeszedI W ZamysIe.
nu ua drugi konicc parostat-
ku.
Mech no nj SIC powie
die wypTzeda& jeduego lut
dwoch transportow tego iowa.
ri, mowil ON sam do s:ebie,-
q rzuce ten handel. Fly in.
tereS.
| wyjawszy Xxi, szeni pu-
gilares, zacnq} obllc2ac zysk1 i
i wydatki. N!eleden mister
H"i)i, W zajeclu podobnem
unAsE znalrzc uNojene wyrzu.
tow sUmlenla.
Odbiv sly Cd brzegu, statel<
znowa snnq( p%owazule z Die
gem rzeki. a dawna wesoiosG
znowu pano"a}s ma polk fadz'e.
Mezczyzni rozmawiali, smia-
Ii size, czylaIi, palili cygara ko.
blety zajete byly robotkami,
dziatwa sic bawlla-i wszyst-
ko by1o dobrze, t>lko tam,
rs 1oinym pokladzie, trudno
sic bylo zd"byc ma usmlech
Wesela.
Jednego pleknego poranka,
parostatek zatrzymat sic PREY
mafem mlasteczku w stan!e
Kenlukki. He'll wyszedf ma
brzeg ola zafatwienia intere.
sow.
Tom, chociaz zakuty dy.
by, mogl sic leJnak przecha.
dzac, stanqf vice mad brzegiem
statku i roztargnlenle'n poglq
dial ma mlasto. Wkr6tee spos.
trzegt wracajacego m:stra He.
Iii, co predkim krokien. zdqzaI
do statku: obok niego szla
mloda mulatka Il dzleckieu
ma r2ku bardzo przyzwoicie 0
diana, wesoio rozmawiaj 9c &c
sluzacym murzynem, co MOS
Ia MA niewielkl mantelzak, =
weszfa ona pc 6fadce Ma pa
rostatek. W]asuie wtedy da
sic sfys2e6 dzwonek, machin;
sapneia para, Zawarkfy kola
"a parostatek odbli cd brze
gu.
Mtoda kob1eta przeszla n;
przednia Geese statku i tan
usiadfszy na jaAlms paku, ba
villa swe dziecie.
He'll pare razy pressed
sic pok]adzie, jakby sic IA
myslsja, pozaiej 2blizyi sic d.
model kobiety z ebc)etnyn
wyrazem i rozpeczaf rozmowe
Ton. wkrotce s~postrzegE. jal
oio +uoro koh,atv n,vylab !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
POW TAME

1T" HHsaH UU VAEVS
Zabrzmij ziemio p:orsia Gala,
Pc witaj szczer>e 2. IA sweso;
Oddaj Jem c esd VS. nj Il,
Albowiem godzien od mas tego!i
, 1889-05-05
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

School election at the Central school
building Monday.
There will be a meeting of the city
council Tuesday evening.
For loans on real estate and ranches see
j. ID. Gill, l72l Ferguson street.
The Booth-Barr combination passed
west aboard e special this morning.
Two train loads Of cattle were hauled
over the Cheyenne & Northern last night.
Sufficient money has been subscribed to
insure a firemen's tournament here July
9, 10 and IL.
Some good scores were made at the
practice shoot of the Cheyenne Gun club
yesterday afternoon.
The family OF Manager Smith OF the
Oregon Railway and Navigation company
occupied a special car hauled west yester-
day.
There will be a ball game on the Eddy
Street grounds this afternoon. The Boul-
der, Col, nine wishes to play here the
18th.
Max Kaufman soon leaves for New
York to purchase a plant for the news
paper his syndicate proposes starting in
Denver.
The civil service examination of aspir-
ants for places in the railway mail service
will take place at the city hall Tuesday
morning
, 1889-05-05
A Piano Recital and Musicale.

An interesting event in the near future
will be a piano recital and musicale given
under the direction of Mr.. E. J. Pas
more. the well known teacher of music,
by his exceedingly talented pupil Miss
Ada Williams, daughter of Rev. Mr..
Williams, the Congregational minister.
Miss Williams played before Mr.. Musin
and Mr.. Shonert, the ~pianoist, and these
eminent artists expressed themselves in
the highest terms at her almost phenomi-
nal rendition Of Beethoven's Sonata
Pathetique," played from memory, which
is something extraordinary for a girl ID
years of age. Her technique and phrasing
are excellent, and her power much be-
yond that you would expect in one SO
young
, 1889-05-05
Hauling Stock.

bPecIhI DIspatch the leader.
OMAHA, Neb., May 4.-Four days ago
an agreement was entered into by all the
roads leading out OF Omaha to Chicago
whereby the run between the two cities
on live stock trains was to be on a thirty.
four hour schedule. To day the North
western rave notice that it had withdrawn
from the agreement and would hereafter
ship its stock at whatever rate of speed it
desired. The announcement here was a
surprise to other roads. If the North
western adheres to its intention the Bur.
lington that it will also secedc.
This means the collapse OF the stock tram
agreement of the four eastern roads.
, 1889-05-05
Memorial Day,

The G. A, R. memorial day committee
held a meeting at Judge Carroll's court
room last evening. Tho members will at
tend the Presbyterian church the Sunday
before the Both inst The exercises will
be held in the evening at the Methodist
church Decoration day. Judge A. p.
Rittenhouse of Denver will deliver the
Grafton Of the day. Judge j. w. Fisher
will preside. There will be a grand
parade including the fire department
and probably the the 18th infantry.
, 1889-05-05
THE MURDER TRIAL.
But Little Progress In h Shelter Cas-
at Douglas.


Special Dispatch to THE LEADER
DOUGLAS, Wyo., May 4.-The fourth
day in the Shelter murder case was de-
voted chiefly to expert testimony regard
ing the character Of the weapon used in
committing the deed. z. Bergersen OF
Cheyenne swore that it was a doubled
barreled shotgun.
A former business partner testified that
Shelter sold the firm a mica mine for
$l,400 for which he paid $50 a few days
previously.
Most of the afternoon and the even
ing was devoted to arguments as to the
advIsability of admitting as testimony the
recollections of a letter written by Shelf.
fer which letter was subsequently lost.
The trial will probably not be con-
Guided before next Saturday.
The court officers and a large delegation
of Douglas citizens will visit Glenrock
and Casper by special train tomorrow.
, 1889-05-05
POINTS.
Mrs. L. o. Ball is seriously ill.

Mrs. L. D. Ball is seriously i'll.
o. d. Randall of st. Louis is in town.
A. II. Canthorn, Philadelphia. is an
Inter Ocean guest.
Hubert Howe Bancroft, the Pacific
coast historian, is visiting Cheyenne.
Halsey NJ. Rhodes. editor of the Rocky
Mountain Herald. is up from Denver.
Henry w. Hobson, United States at
torney for Colorado is up from Denver.
, 1889-05-05
Labor

Richard f. Trevellick. who is now on a
lecturing tour under the auspices of dis
trict assembly SO. K. of L., will deliver
a lecture In this city at keefe hall on the
It'll day of May. The Meps-M Miner of
Hadley, Idaho, in referring to his lecture,
says: He entertained his audience for
two hours, and we heard many regrets
that the lecture did not last longer"
Admission free; everybody invited.