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Mr.. o1EvE1AYD,s LAST EXCEPTION.

Washington Feb. 2t Special. Tho Pesident and
Mrs. Cleveland gave a reception 70 the public this
evening from TO IL o'clock The White House was
beautifully decorated for the OCCASION the floral dec
oratons being quite elaborate aud almost idenil
cal with those seen at the Official parties this season
Roses, tulips and hyacnths were used in prOfuslon In
the big East Room, where the window recesses were
filed with wealth Of tropical foliage. Brilliant
lights and music added to the festive appearance OF the
mansion. The President and Mrs. Cleveland we're
assisted BY ladies Of the Cabinet circle, while back OF
the line the Blue Room was illed with official people
and friends. many Of them strangers In the city
Colonel wilson and Lieutenant Duvall, made the IN
PRODUCTIONS Tho fact that 1t was the first evening
reception TO the public this season was sufficient 10
bring out a great crowd Of people. But It was also
the last given by President Cleveland and OF course
a reason for even a larger crowd. The night though
cloudy was not cold, and the long limo OF waluns
people felt fatigue more than anything else Ihere
was great mixture OF evening toilets with street
AZ half past 10 o'clock the line OF people was SUI
otside The Grounds but moving up steadily. Colonei
Wilson ceased calling names 10 e1peuite inc maui
shading inc President entered into the spirit OF
the oeSasion and said he would do his part 70 CIV
al NJ tbe crovrd in It not until little before
10 oici"ck tbst the handshahng was over, and the
Wbitc Uonse doors closed. The crowd was esumaleu
AZ ten thousand people and probably two-thds were
strangers
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Actors, MANAGERS AND PLAYS.

All IRE theatres win give extra matnces this after
neon.
,,,.. vrav soldeue arrived here a few days ago
,,,,n paris She brought with her adaptation oil
"a. ,oetoarana La Portcuse de Pan,' which was
success fiiy brought out at tho Analogue on Jan
uAry 10.
Automatic opera~glass attachments have been ntteo
10 large proportion OF chairs at the Casino. INC
spoeators are therefore able 10 appreciate the humor
% !. neu, BIT of business introduced few nights
ago BY Comedian Powers, who NOT only ua"s III l
from his chair pair Of opera-gasses p W,a sinsi0
glass filed with an apparently seductive hquio
Tn, date for tho opening Of PrOctoPs Twenty-third
street Theatre is now authortativoy announced for
next Tuesday.
The strict religious element In tho population OF
Newark n J.. has proved too strong for Manager
Miner aud he has been obliged to abandon his project
OF giving q SACRED concert thefc on sunny n,sn,
with the artists chorus and orchestra Oh the MeuOpo
tan Opera House.
Letter from ARIEL Barney, received yesterday
states that Miss Ada Dow, the aunt and teacher OF
Miss Julia Marlowe, who WIN recently seriously M
iurd by tanroller falling on her head. IS some
what better and that strong hopes OF nor compete no
ooyery now entertained
The New-Ensland sweet LAvender' company viii
begin It's tour tonight at New-Brltain' Conn.,
II was rlrnorcd here yesterday that the Mech
prothers managers OF tho Academy OF MUSIC, Buifalo
would also acquire the lease Of the new Star Theatre
IN thai city. which was opened last tall. The hrst
nnnager, Dan shelby, could not mako II rehuhsra'Ne'
~ coquslln has decided on La ChasSe' ana 10
sous Prefct aux Champs as the monolosues no VIII
deliver Saturday night
II. c. Miner, who started for Detroit on Tuesday
evening, telegraphed yesterday TO MS manager.
J. CHARLES Davis, that no had secured inc lease oil
Whites Grand opera House, Detroit There have
been many applcants for this theatre, which makes
tho nth that Mr. Miner directs
Miss Hattie scheu. formerly Of The Wife, ccm-
pany, became wife in real life IN this city yesterday
No news had been received here yesterday about
p T. BArnum's agent George Starr, who Is supposed
to have met with some disaster In the desert near
AIgers Mr.. Starr has however passed. saley through
SO many porlous adventures and had saoa numerous
halrbreadth escapes while seeking Tor e9rioslues tor
The greatest chow on earihp that his tiehdS 20 not
feel any great anxiety about his saieT'
Hermann, tho magician, has rece'Vcu rom III. ..
n. Lawrence, OF No. 347 Ffh'Sye', challenge to
reproduce alleged genuine sphtaalistic manifesto
lions which arc to 30 given by various lnsdiuns IN
IIerrmann's presence Hermann mas a'00P'0o NV
challenge.
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TIE THURSDAY EVENING CLUB
NJ ooouErru nEc1rEs AT ooRNEIIUs VANDNN'
bits HOUSE.

NJ. OOQUEIIN REC1TES AZ
bits HOUSE.
Mrs. Cornelius vanderbilt entertained tho Thursusy
Evening Club at her home. No. West in's rreneb
g.. last night Constant coquehn' INC 49,.
comedian. recited several monologneS' anu
with his son Jean IN a scene nom INC ,.S q ~,
ForceS NJ. coqueln's monoiogues nOiu u.'o, d,nn
y,es @Le NaufrageD ia Mouehe'' Decistauon IT,
EcclIer,, and ais sous-Preiet Aux ChanpS a..
Kalisch the tenor also sans. After supper ao.o
was Informal dancing. Lsnder's orchestra 0i N''''"
pieces playing. ,osor,
Among tho members Of the club and others pios'
were Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Post, MISS Post ,n...
j. Graham Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Glider MISS np'1s', ~
Mr. and Mrs @. s. Bowdoln, Professor ana sns' y
Chandler Mrs. g. V. r. cruger, Mr.. ana srs. :. :.
Daly Chaancsy NJ Depew. DR.. and Mrs. W. u. prap -,
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Fish, the Misses furiuss' 81,
and Mrs. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Hunt, DE- sn''
Mrs. KInnicutt Colonel and Mrs W. N. Jay Hiss
Mnton, Miss Potter, Dr. and Mrs. West ioos0sei''
Mr. and Mrs Edward Cooper, Mrs Paran sIeVeS
Amy Townsend, H. W. Bibby Miss Rhett hno'
Gregory. Mr. and Mrs W. d. Sloane, Herbert hooDins'
Louis Webb Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant flsn' , nrsd;
william AstOr Colonel and Mrs DeLancey name ktsse-
McAllister Mr.. and Mrs. John Hone; lr', no,nuood
Kane, Mrs Benoni Lockwood the MISSES ,ohn
Mrs. John Minturn Miss Mlntrrn Peter msi'' '0N'
Eirman and Mr.. and Mrs. James ". eerar"'
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Post once Notice.
cad daily BIZ all interested, Is changes may

fShould b. read oslAy " az hAsoeSS~s - Sss- ~-s
occur a. any ot Ioicin countries need DO specially
addressed for dispatch by any paIegar s'esms sAcep
sS comm ssnt By tho fastest vessels available.
Foreign tsalnp 1r Ia all cases. az this oce fosws:
'OI FSRiDAY-At a. for Para Pernsmbueo and gesrs
per s. Paraense at $3.50 p. NJ for Newfounaiand pes
stesRfTSu sHp 80 a. m for France swisssrianf
Italy spsln and Portugal t Rs ss and r oSer Eascpssn
countries must m, for the Netherlands AmstsfdaI,
per Leerdam letters must be eirecsea Pee sees
asmo ~ Glasgow detters must DO direessd "pef
bsyOn M f0 gsgav uas S az S;eeR9 per 0.,
westsrnIand via Anwe,p ~ cS EUROPE per 3 ssrgs
Wes onsansoxn ~ letters for France Switzerland Italy,
srain and Portugal must be directed "per seryia at II
Ja@slcs per Adirondack at - so q DO p i %
tPf San EoSgane Island and FOR Costa Rce VIA Lmn.
a. per m N iss sss Cs ssss
M saS Jss sas Sre %SSs Ge Tr Puerto
via Hsvans dettsrs for othor Mexican States must -
drssssc Psr The Mswaiian Islands, per Australia
ftron, San VrancIscol close here February 20. az
D. m Malls the Society Islands per ship TAHITI lfrom
Mails tSs c s.s i here fSsruaR f Mss
Tor Australia Nswzs.sn Mswas IAN w sna ss S,a.s
siss ss 3 s. Is sssl
", va f Key West Ts close At this once daily N
The schedule Of closing Of snspaciae mails e ssnssd
e San San rranescc on he day Of sailing
dspasshed thence the s sam cay hA', s'ssss
poss onacs,p Nsw.YsiI. ~ X. yss. 10 lssss
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YALE MEN REJOICING.
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF FA1RFIELD
COUNTY, CONN, HOLDS AN ANNUAL
MEETING

The Yale Alumni Association OF Fairfield County,
Conn. held its third gaudeamus' at the Stanford
cIub house. stamford yesterday In the afternoon The
Executive Committee held session and transaclea
routine pusness. Then a general business meesing
was held and secretory A. ~ Lewis, OF Wes'por pre-
aented report showing that tho association had IN
creased its numbers By thirty members since the Jast
meeting A gavel made fiom an elm ueo that tor-
nsriy stood on tho Yale campus was presence ="
president g. S. Plumley. u vas decided 10 hoia 'ho
next meeting OF the association on the banks OF inc
gaugatuck at the homes of IL. c. Emo and Coiohei
Ketcbem. T. st. John Lockwood presented tho report
Of the Committee on Musical Conservatory which
recommended that school Of physical science ana az.
BE- established with power 10 confer the degrees OF
bachelor Of music and art. The recommendation was
adopted and The president OF the association was Ap
ponted 70 confer with tho faculty Of Yale College with
A view 10 tho establishment Of such school as one
OF tho regular departments OF the university.
Charles T. Catn, Of Brooklyn, read poem on Mr.
oracler and then the meeting adjourned. In INC
evening dinner was served. Stewart L. woodford re-
snonded IN the toast Our Sister Universities" lie
began by quoting: And do afyersaries 90 In law
strive nightly, but cat and drink a. friends; ne
maid tribute 10 Andrew J. White saying that Cofnel
RAD taken all that WAS good In Yale when she got thar
EdIstnglished seholnr as her president, lie SPOKE
as trustee OF Cornell. Other toasts followed
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sBAnoHrrq Bon AN HEIREss.

Considerable curiosity was manifested yesterday " ps
living the Vicinity Of No p CnnssOpnsi,s~
because Of advertisement in morning pspe' - NJ
for information 70 the present whersao0u ~. =
fortune await. the ehmS n she can DO found and her
father, Daniel Beck, Is anxiously sesfonns w. ~.
When last heard from the mother ana oausns' ,..S
living no. 81 chrlstopher-st, with some sns
Church. Careful inquiry in the nsignD'roos. - - s
ons named Church who had ever lived IA n' s.s ss,,
Of this place The father "a nov employee W inc ''p
J. .. Thomas, Of Baltimore.
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crv,n,, eyERMAY,s SISTER DEAD.

Frances sherman Moulton. the sister Of General w y
sherman and senator sherman and the widow Of ooone
Charles W. Moulton died in this city last night In nsl
sxtIeth year. at the home Of hef son. John shefAA"
The funeral will be at Glendale, Ohio.
Mrs. MoutOns condition had been critical since
wednesiay but not until yesterday afternoon was her '
despaired Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL ON INsPIEAI1ON'

From The Washington Press - ,Ir,
the week Al n . tear given In hona " ~
Lowell last week young lady took the Ipgi" Will
teh youS replied Mr. Lowell II am one a ufIiize
nen who believe In system and who sees snN nut
every moment at their command to advant w. for
aside 50 many hours generally In the loro.cd n
reading and writing, and try 20 be ninterrug gnre
am make IL w az the first leisure can Insnlra
Thon tou are not believer In wrtlng W N'"E
ton ~ said his fair questOner ,,,.,,, ,nou
Well, don't like TO commit myself positively . tat
that pcint" said Ar. Lowell. but 90 Ah'" 'H-'
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GENERAL HARRISON WANTS Liun1'
nu The 81 Paul ploneer Press.

IotlTr
Dr. Doanc OF williamsport Penn VINO , ~sS Fora
yesterday told Instance related Sy late anniversary
~ Iin . 5irbday eicb outlines the policy o.
the coming ADMINISTRATION P9litcaat Continue some
of President CIeveandis appointees IN office
Why should 2" asked the Presldent,,eise0''
because they are good appointnenrssl M asked the
Can you laontion good appointment
General Aosi.atexl
The questoner rubbed his head ana hosl,"s zoe Will
when you cam said General HalHson'
continue the conversation"
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morBAsrye 1rQUoR IIoENsEs IN BOSTON.

Boston. Feb. aI.-The Board Of Police Comhlssion-
ers to-day announced the new ratio Of fees Tor liquor
licenses in this city. which will go into saect on
May l. The figures show large increase rom last
year The fees for nnkeepers to sell n.o oo
liquors TO DO drunk on the premises was SiOvo snu
Is now 81 200 To the second class Oh nno'a'ls
tho fec was formerly 5000 and IS now @I 80 ~
common vlctualers. formerly S4oo' now eA, 80" a't
S U secoe cider ana and HIGHT vines tho fee has been
raised from 5000 TO $780, 70 tsVSo ouops not 10 be
class licenses TO sell all KINGS VI Is rs follows
0rocsrs $50 to $500 Wholesale dealers S'S a. 900
second class OF Wholesale dealers e-oV ~ "-'O
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II you want to hire servants find situations ma
board or rooms buy sell real estate; let OF hre
houses And work or workers of kind or another,
Won should examine the many columns OF interesting
announcements on the fourth and firth pages OF Inc
tribune this morning.
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MARRIED.

K-OLMsTEAD-On February 20. 1899 tthe Church
OF the Messiah by the Rev. Robert Coyer William Wilson
Cook Ida Caroline daughter OF Dwight II. omstead
yANALI.EN-MARSH--On wednesday, February 20, 1889,
at 1877 66thst Andrew w Van Allen 20 Lydia A. H..
daughter SamL H. Marsh, Rev. Dr. ID. Q. Hughes oloi-
atng.
Notices Of marriages must DO iHdorssd eiA TuH meme
ani aadresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22

when baby was SICK. we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss, she chung 20 Cast0riA
When she had Children. she gave them CastoriA
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Short pitbv advertisements like those the fourth
ND 9t,h pnaSas Of The Tribune this morning often
nrove ~ gTeat servlce 10 those who examine them
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wurnr DIP y 2. HALE IS NOT APPRE0IATED'

Ont A. tha ,voolly West they don't know what ~
malta ont az mr. Uaic's proposition TO pension Schulz
misiTeSses who have served fifty consecutive We're We're
schoalnistress with any preensions, whatev Ices
good Iools or other womaniy traits. usually erer
IN her position certainly within year or TWO So
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sac nAs serted N Western town. she has many
~, 9hs ~ r11rsQpe, and she generally selects the best
vtded st,sisR her family duties require her und-
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a.. -r.,, xsIue ~ the modern newspaper Is tn
.r,rmos quantity OF popular needs supplied throug
1sb small advertisements as those on mo Ar'""0
fourth and fifth pages to-day.
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TIE FIsH on SuAAPEE LAKE.

steady hard and continuous work has been my 10
lance during somewhat yarief life.S
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suer'lllaI Noilrts.
Thomas A. Howell


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FIFTH AVENUE ART eA1lA''
ses 5TH.AvE.. NEAR s4TH'sE
NOTABLE PICTURES
Celebrated ARTISTS
covErABLE ExAMPLEs.
JULES BRETON. J. B. G coRcT
WATCHING THE COWS EVENING.
CARL BECKER, j.. u o@NiN'
THE RIVALS. ARoAD scENA
T. DETAILLE. DE. DOMINGO
DHl = 49, x.p,yr
: io'-'e '0
G. T. DAUBIGNY. o.F. DAoSioS u
MORNING. EVENING
nr.z ~ DIAz
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ROYAL DOGS
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v.vcrr
THEo ROUSSEAU L. v AN %A"-'
LANDSCAPE. IN THE Pooh
This xe,, Known collection
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
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AT oErcKpRrNa HALL.
WEDNESDAY, FEB ~ AT ocLock'
Mr.. g. p Avery IT, will assist in the management 81
the sale
HoBERT soMEhVlLLH' Au''''"o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22

The Imported Waterproof Clothing, so-called, is
not adapted this climate but that manufactured
by the Hodgman Rubber Company become popular
throughout the United States account OF tho superior
quality which it represents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22

Busipess chances and bargains Of various sorts arc
mentioned I'm the many columns OF interesting adver
tisements on the fourth and fifth pages Of The Trib
uDe this morning.
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DIED.

WALTON Tuesday February 49, at Los Angeles CAL VII
lam wall the 26th year Of his age youngest son Oh As
A. aud the late Charles Wall
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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Contents Of
THE SEMI-wEEKLT TRIBUNE
LEAD Mn nay

First Paae-Topics OF the Day-The Sackviae Ineiofn
Sscond Page-The Sackvtlle ineldent-The Samoan I'M
broglio. - a., ann. rn.s.-pov,l Musf.
clans - -, ,v..u.s o.n..s-x cifs Ia tha
Museum-p omologlsts In Florida a. yam, ro,r.
Eth Page-For the Family Circle-our Young foks.
Sixth Page--Notes OF Trayel-Pefsonai-Ihs LAX Oh
seventh pace-For the Pscins Coast-Loohs Like BIZ
Steal-Politlcal News
Eighth P2ge-Editorals
Ninth Page-Editorals. ,r $3.50 xusehinstan ana
Tenth Page-The OMNIBUS br' ]~''
Miscellaneous News -
Fleyenth Page--Agricutursl -,
twelfth Pags-VeteraDs OF tne Union
ThIyeenth Page-His Natural Life -. r.
Fourteenth Psge-Foreign News-The League oonss@'
u' Tl,seenth Paee-RiGe shooting-Msrkets
Sixteenth Markcts--A Advertisements
Snnss In wrappers ready for mailing can DO had IN
oss TrIbupe Counting Room for cents each
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Many desirable things including 6oad TO-DAY dan en- tb
household and other help, are adverNso" 49,
fourth and fifth pages OF The lriDup''
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LIHOU ART GALLERY.
s45 BROADWAY, NEAR l4TH-sr.
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LIHOU ART GALLERY.
s45 BROADWAY, NEAR l4rHsr.
p. LIHoU. Auctioneer.
Important Collection of 30
OIL PAINTIN GS.
verboeckhoven, Inness Mirslles Haquette, Moreau,
racous Rray Reyna Beauquesne Richst Worms Jcs Coo
mans Leo Hermann zuber Buher. Lyndecker.
GALLERY OPEN ON wAsRISGToNs BIRTHDAY.
To be sold without reserve on
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. 2s. 7:45 sHARP
Catalogues ready Saturday morning:
A. A.A -
FAoXS- NUDIs VERBS.
HIGH CLASS CHAMPAGNE.
pIPER-HEID SIZE OK. SEQ,
ia as good as any Wine imported,
and is sold In these United States
By importer wine merchant grocer
and restaurateur at less profit than
any other brand; I'D EST better
value to consumer.
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AT sPM-

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AT M
FINE ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOOKS,
org which arc many scarce and Curious Works Illus
tated Volumes copies special Editions aud stanaale ruo
cations in General Literature; also cho'oe anu '
ENeRAvfNGs AND ETcHINGs
sons of the Revolution. ,.-.s A..
r oon ~ ba Ravolut0n will celebrate the loItn Ami.
- birthday at Delm0nicos othavc and
sssshy :" Oh rnTnL EVENING Feb. 49, at o'clock
-"'"'N' w FREDERfCK 3. TALLMADGE, President
JAMES NJ. MONTGOMERY. secrclaIy. ---
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Bangs & Co., 7sS and 74I Broadway.

WILL SELL AT AUCTION
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AT p. M
THE LIBRARY OF SPORTING LITERATURE
belonging 20 f. n RYER ESQ., comprising copies o. many
scarce editions OF the best works on Angling ooo'us saa
rural sports.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
PHACCIE IA
NlHlLISCI W ROSYl.

Wielkl nlepokoi, Jaki povstaf
W kofach policyi rosyjskiei W ku.
TEX odkrycia niedawnow Kronszta.
die sp,sku nihilistycznego, zwiek-
szyf .joszcze ia emniczy wypadek,
jaki sic wydarzyf W Petersour-
gu.
Pred kllkoma dniami zpwil
sic W apiece Pohla ma Wasilewskim
Ostrowie mfody cztowiek zazada}
jednei uncyi kwasu prnskiego, plzed
stawlajao przytem recepte podlisn-
ma przez iednego re znanych leka-
rzy szpitalnych. Ponicwa& &adaja-
CIV zadosc uczynlf wszystkin W
podobnych wypadkach formdno.
SCION, Gako to: wylegitymowanle
sic, podanie dokiadnego ad:esu
it'd, przeto bez zadnych trudno-
Sci wydano mu zadana truclzn..
Dziwnym zbiegism okoliczncsci,
przybyli juz n~azajutrz do ap.eki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

urzednicy polieyjni, celem dokona.
mia W niej rewizyi. lego rodzaju
re "lzyom podlrgaja cd kilku lat
wszystkie apteki i skfady apteczne,
poniewa& pollcya wykryta, ID nihi-
llsci ztamtad bin,9 potrzebne i'm
%truclzny j produk,a chem,ezne.
Policyanci zdumienl byli, do
wiedziawszy sic o wydaniu tax
wlelkiej iIosci kwasu pruskiego
oHotie %rrywatnej, i zaiadali polka
Earn" recepty, oraz podania nazwis-
la j adresu owego miodego czto
wieka.
Gdy ~nastepnle r~ozpoczeto do
chodzenia W tel sprawic, lekarz
podpisany M recepcle stanowczo
oswiadczyf, il njgdy jei ME wyda-
wal re podpis jege .jest bardzo
udatnem fafszerstwem. Ma sic 70
zlmiec, Il adres podany przez ku.
pnjacego, rownle& okazaf sic fat
szywym. Poniewaz prowizor apteki
ME jest W stanie daG dokiadnego
opisu osoby kupujacego, przeto
policya W poszuklwaniach swoich
zmuszona jest liczyc tylko ma
szczesliwy traf. Dokonano licznych
a~resztowah,a szczegolnle miedzv
studentami medycyny, lecz W Ia
dnym z aresztowanych ME poznano
ajemniczego kupca kwasu prus-
k'ego. Pplicya obawiu sic, Il naIezy
on ito st onnictwa burzycieli, i re
kupiona mebezpieczna trucizna
prawdopodobnie u1yta zostanie do
spe}nienia .iakiej zbrodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
TESTAMENT.
Sp. hr. Platter zmarfy W S.

Sp. hr. Platter zmar1y W Szwaj-
caryi %za}ozyciel muzeum rapper-
swilskiego, podobno zostawi} tesla
ment ale prywatny tylko, co ME
male %pociagnie "a soba trudnoscl
wobec prawa szwajcarskiego. Zmar-
~, wed}ug brzmienia testamentu
tego, zostawil 10000 fir. majatku
z ktdrych 10000 zapisa} ma rzecz
muzeum. Sunny zas powierzone mu
ma s%typendya ftp. z ma}ym wy
jatkiem znajduja sic banku.
Ma tymczasowego opiekuna mu-
zeum powo}ano p. R~dzyckiego z
Momentum. Clos opinii zada, ably
p. Bukowski re Sztokholmu' pre-
nios} sic do Szwajcaryi i tenn
zastapi} miejsce zmarlego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
ELLIS JUNCTION

ELLIS JUNCTION. -
Pred paru dnlaml jakis smiafy
ztodzle5 okradf trey wozy pocztowe
W Shawano powiecie, / wtadze ME
zdola}y 60 pochwycic, obecnie
poczat rabowac podr6znych W
pociagu kole,Milwaukee& Northern.
Gdy pociag minaf Beaver wydobyf
6miaty opryszek revolver i zmusif
najpierw konduktorn do oddania
mu pien;edzy, pozniej przeszedf
diva wagony i kazdego podrokne-
go W podobny sposob pozbawii 60
towki / kosztownosci.W ten spos6b
przyszed} zfodziej do posiadania
paru tysiecy doIarow i kilku ITO
tych %zogark6w i pierecionkow.
Gdy jus ukohczyt swoja robo.
to skoczyfz pociagu uszedf W las.
Szeryf udat sig Ia rozb6jnikiem W
pogoh, lecz ME zdoiano go pochwy-
cic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

Juz pc naplsaniu powyzszej
notatki odebralismy Galicyi
nastepujaca wiadomose.
Imieniem spadkobiercow sp.
W}ad. Platera, nades4af Stan. hr.
Platter (w1asc, d6br ma Szlazku)
oswiadczenie, re rodzina uznaje W
znpefnosci ostatnia wole n~ieboszczy-
ka CO do muzeum rapperswylskie-
go i ME bedzie sic sprzeciwiae
testamentowi, uznajacemu w}asnosd
narodowa. Oswiadczenie to ulatwi
%znacznie Gala sprawe. DR.. Ga}ezow-
ski zalatwiwszy najnaglejsze spra-
wy zostawiwszy muzeum pod
dozorem ks. B4aszczyhskiego, wy.
jecha} z Rapperswylu do Paryza.
gdyz obowiazki osobiste ME pozwa.
LAZY mu d}uzej hawiG. Natomiast
przyjazd sw6j zapowiedzial p. Blu.
kowski re Stokholmu.
Prawdopodobnie naczelna ku-
ratorye zak1adu n%arodowego przyj-
ME W}adysfaw hr. Zamoiski (ten
sam co naby} Zakopane). Poza-
dana byfaby rych}a wyp4ata lega-
tn 1000 z}r. zapisanego ola muzeum
przez sp. Karola Brzozowskiego.
albowiem potrzeba got6wkl ma O.
pedzenie blezacych wydatk6w.