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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
WILL THE PENSACOLA GO TO HAYr1,

The sIoop-of-war Kearsarge. which returned on
wednesday from service In Hayuan waters, Will be at
the Navy Yard only about two weeks She will re-
ceive few slight repairs and supply OF stores
the will have liberty to 60 on shore In relays
and then the vessel viii 60 TO Gardeners Bay for
target practice. 1t was reported at the Navy Yard
yesterday that the Pensacola is % be made ready for
sea possible, and then take Frederick
Douglass, the new Minister 10 Hay TO Port Prince
The Pensacola Will return from there and bring back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
OUTG DING STEAMERS.
tn my
Nevada. Guion, Liver
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....THURsDAY. SEPT. 10. 1889

-
ARRIVED
Steamer Germanie OBJ Irving Liverpool Sept H. Queens
II. with mdse and passengers toJ Bruce Ismay.
with mdse and passengers 10 W Hurst Arrived
the Bar at 3.36 m.
sieamre Begenland Beg. Weyer. Antwerp Sept T. with
mdse and passengers 10 Peter Wright Sons. Arrived
Bar at 3 al
Steamer Venice Br Bolt Lcata Aug % Palermo 26 Mes
~ Iibraar sept 2 with mdse 10 Herzel Re Co;
to Simpson. Spence Young Arrived at the Bar
steamer scaw Fell OBJ. stanhopo Grgent Aug a. Paer.
rs Messna 2S Gibraltar sept with mdse TO Phelps
a co. Arrived Al the Bar at
Steamer Catanm erJ Franck santos Aug 49, Rio Janeiro
Steamer Asa tBr), Morris. Jacme Sept g. Aux CayeA
i farEood CO. - VII" ''' anu F
steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days. with nd.e and
Siraner Cleopatra Dole Point Va with ndse and
passengers 10 old Dominion SIS co
Steamer Herman Winter Haett Boston, with to
steamer City of F;chburg Weaver Fau River mdsO
sh ii Morse savery Liverpool days.with mdse to or
Bark Lcvuka tBr) Harris London 10 days. with cement
10 order vessel 10 snow & Burgess,
Brig Hattie Richardson. curacao IS days,with mdse
Brig Daylight Coffin Port spain Delaware Break
q DAYS with mdse 10 Brown Bros Co. vessel 10 l.
Armstrong.
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook. Wind fresh. W clear Al City
leland wind fresh, NV clear.
CLEARED
steamer Moumouihsure BIZ. Canning. Hodedah. sings
pore. nong Kong. &c-E Perry & Co,
Steamer OBm pn. lBrl huss' LONDON unch tdye ~ 90
Steamer Augusta Nicierla tGerl Alberr. Hamburg via
samer Baldomero Yglesias SPAN, Marsno.
seameT Csmefaa OBJ. Cook St Johns Pr Mayaguer DC
steamer San Marcos. Burrows Galveston-c IL Mallory
steamer Morgan City Gardner. Gllyeston-John T Van
Steamer Tallahassee. Fisher. savannai-R Walker.
Steamer Cle0pAtTa, Dole. West Point VA-oid Dominion
bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
"DELURY SAYS"

During the Summer months he en-
pIOycd his best WOrkmen IN design
ing a large number Of FINE OVER
COATS OF all styles and sizes. These
garments are lined with the best silk,
warranted pure dye" the edges
finished with velvet, and quilted
faCings. We are selling these Goats
for $50, $3j and $40. Positively, we
cannot produce the same goods and
workmanship now TO measure under
$50 and $50.
All goods 10 order and warranted
as represented.
NOdepOsit required On orders placed
with this house from reliable persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ARTHIrR T. HALLIDAY FOUND.

Arthur T. Halliday, of the Rev. S. b. HALL
day, who recently became insane, was sent to the
Bloomingdale Asylum yesterday. He ran away on
Monday from DIR. LOndens private retreat at Amity'
vilIe L. l., and was found at the Stevens House 10
NevYork by a detective. DIS. W. 5. Searle AM
u. A. Gorton examined his mental condition. and
pronounced him insane, and he was committed by
Judge Cutler TO the asylum. Mr. Halliday is about
fifty four years old, and was for several years super
intepdent of the Bodega, wine shop at No. 81
Cedar-st, New-YOrE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
NEWARK.

Colonel Peyton Douglass, of No. ITO North Broad
St, Philadelphia, was locked up yesterday after
noon, charged with swindlng a number of servant
girls on the Hill. The colonel had powder, which
be sold for dollar, and which supposed to make
man fall in love with the girl who could induce
him to take it. young Jewess made a complaint
against the pedler who W as held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREvooRT-sir A. II. Gait. Of Montreal Bruins
WICK-Prinee V, Duleep Singh. CLARENDOM-h gr
Admiral John II. Upshur. u. S. Navy. FIFTH AVE-
NUE-Munemitsu Mutsu, Japanese Minister at Wasnng
ton and ex-senator Joseph L. Mcdonald. Of Indiana
GILSEY- Governor Lucius II. Hubbard Oh min' Te
sofa manifestations Postmastef-1enera a.; ~ ~;
HAGEN. MURRAY HILL-Judge Thomas Drummohu Oh
Chicago PARK AVENUE-Judge Arthur 1 r N
OF Washington. ST. JAMES-Conlmander " ~. I sv
u s NAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Martinez silva
Delegate from Colombia the Inernatonai Congress "
nahI nrtnrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
CIVIL SERVICE OFFICES TO BE FILLED.

TTT1T "
Civil Service Commissioner Lyman called on Col
lector Erhardt and Secretary BabcOck of the Examin
NO Roald Yesterday to consult with them about filling
the vacancies in the Board and about the pending Oc
tober examinations. Collector Erhar1t gave MI.
LYMAN six names from which Mr.. Lyman IS to select
three 10 fill the vacancies in the Board. The examine
tions begin on the first Tuesday in october Already
tHnre are O5O applicants Mr. BabcOck says that
no more applications will be received after septem-
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
no HOLD Union COUNTY CONVENTION.

delegates representing tho Union Labor parry fran the
various Assembly districts last night ia Clarendon Han
70 issue call for county convention TO BE- held early In
october by the Union Labor party Socastc Labor party
rn,.ea Labor marty and Central Labor Union. II was
al 80 resolved TO acQuanb AttOneyGeneral Tabor with
the violations of the law making eight and ten hours
days work A comrdtee appointed TO attend the
Republican and Democratic State conventions ana report
TO the executive committee. Representation to the con-
eutlon win be the basis OF ten delegates for every
union and district assembly Of the knights Of Labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
THE PURITAN RUNS INTO SCHOONER.


The Fall River steamer Puritan ran hto the
schooner Widfre on Wednesday al 10 p. m. of Black
pock Conn damaging her 10 the extent of about
81 600 The Puritan lay by for some time TO give
assistance If any should be needed, but there was no
call for help Captain Grafton worked his vessel into
city Island. He says that his lights were set ana
20 n,,.vent collision lie attributed the accident 10
The careless watch kept by the PuritanS lookout
Tie damage 70 the Puritan was slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
npcrvryT11 AND Union BANDS

The board OF directors OF the musical unions OF this
city last night 10 hear report from the war De-
nartment at Washington the subject OF regmcntal
hands taking outside engagements The report was 70
the effect that the bands did not solicit engagements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

LUCKY FOR HIM HE DIDN'T SII@AH 4 VU7 LII
Henry Fitzgerald, eXconvict, was sentenced yes
teriay by Judge COwing TO sixteen years IN s'ae
Prison for robbery by which he had obtained Only
"a cents He met Henry Eichnauer a laborer' IN
Tompkins Square on the night of April %, knocked
him down and took all the money which EIchhauel
hod in his pockets FITZGERALD had only been out 81
nrison few DAYS. Judge COwing sad that no Wa
determined far he could accomplish IT, mat the
nbic marks should be made safe places for citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

reported that the bill introduced to Congress %
S. s. Cox prohibit reglmenta bands from playing ouu
it,ea II was decided N await the action Of Congress
before doing anything further IN the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

Steamer Guyandotte Kelly Norfolk and Newport News
steamer Ger Whitney Bearse Boston II Dimock -
Bark Mobile (Nor Peterson. Banda for orders-r hu
Bark Artems fNor Moe stockholm Funch. Edye a GO
Brig Thomas Turul, Knapp. Point a Ptre' "uau-h
Big Morning Light Edwards. Bridgetown. Barbados
L q Z Armstrong
Steamer Mamar for London; England and 81 Romans Lv'
erpOol ugusta Victoria Hamburg; Edarn Amsterdam cal
Marcos aud Morgan city GayestOn NacoOchee
GuyaudOtte Newport News.
Shps tlwclL for Melbourne Strassfnrt. Hamburg n
for Vcrneira
sa Antwerp; Ruth. Port Elizabeth; Mary Russell buehos
Big Ned White for Rio Janero.
BELOW
Ship Georg tGer). scholz. Hamburg.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN, Sept i9-Sailed steamer Britannia (Br)'
BavisOn. from Liverpool hence Tor New-fOrk -, w..
Also sailed steamer City Of Paris ODD WATKINS roiu '
pool hence for New York. 80, ,co.,
SoTrH NMPIoS Sent l2-Arrived. Aller lSer)'
Chrsoners from NewYork her way to Bremen ana pro-
ceeded. no. honoa
for York. - o...,
DUNDEE sept ly-saled Crystal (Br, stannard
BROW HEAD Sept l9-Passed steamers Adriatic tHr).
Cameron and Galia (Br) Murphy from NeWhOrk Oh noH
WAY to Queenstown and Liverpool. ~ ~ ,--,
SCULY Sept Passed, Kaiser Wilhelm ii (ter
sturmer. from New.YOr on her way 10 Bremen ,.,,,
HAMBURG sept lY-Arrived steamer Europa (lta oteel
from New.YOrk. nal,
AMSTERDAM. Sept l9-Arrved steamer Caland (Dtch)
HIYKE Sept l9-sailed steamer suevs Ger, Ludwig.
from Hamburg hence for New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
Announcements.
Ty GEORGIAN WALES


The sweetest roses grow Keep your breath fragrant a.
the perfuined gales OF this enchanting land ara your
teeth fair and pearls Of the ORIENT Oy using
SOZODONT that most charming aL1 wCndenm denturlce
which no lady's toilet should DC without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

Hon s. S. Cox, NJ. c., says the American Sup
plemert 30 the Ercycol aela itannica j. grand fepe
toire OF tie information Indispensable for the active pu0
life and private study Of an American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

finer giad-s are the very best hats made. Drbys L
STYLES 90 81 IS, g. 30, ard silk hats IS go 81
So so, saving retail pOnt-. 90 COrtandst upstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20


Diseases OF the Nervous Gentle Urinary organs
Impotence and Sterillty. Hours: 70 l2. 10 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

Stcreopticon Slides. Professor George +. CrOm-
well others prOuouucc bnten sides the finest In
America. Copies from photographs often taken for
originals. RockwOol, Il Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
ALONG LIE SOIIND

TRUMBULL.-The Congre eational Church has ex
tended a cal to the Rev Charles IL. smith, OF Bel
cheItOwn, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

CoRNrLL's BENzoIN SOAp

Bread RANKS high it Is pleasant 10 the taste, Is nNl
Grating, and eaily a~simI ates with the food lily
Your druggists grocers keep IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TO-DAY
Sun rses 542 Sets 81 Moan rises. o54 Moons age rs
HIGH WATER
A. y-Sandy Hook 34j Gov. Island 40S He'll Gate So.
r. M-Sandy Hook 500 Gov. Island Ais Hell Gale 6O7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
Henry A. DANIELs. VI. ]

Is birhly recommended for the complexion and Skin
All Druggists, % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

NTISFIT AND UNCALLED- FOR SUITS and
vi ovcrcoats from $40 upward pants 81 - uP"Satd
dress suits for sale or hire from falng ~ or az
PARfORS so East 1ith-st next Union Square Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
SpeI!man's Hats.

CORRECT FALL STYLES-QUALITY THE BEST
AT THEIR USUAL Low PRICES. 100 AND III
PARK ROW. CORNER CHAMBERS-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
THE TRIBUNE,
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF THE
REPUBLICAN CLUBS OF THE ]. s.

!. e: =: :
The National League Of Re publican
Clubs has made The Newly DIRK
10 ~ Tribune the official newspaper of
\ the Clubs.
~ The Tribune is devoted to the
VJCS success Of Republican principles,
wv maintenance of the Protective Tar
III. proper treatment of Union soldiers
and Sailors National defence, a Worlds Fair
AT New-York in 1892, and every other just and
nroper measure Of National and local policy and 1t
ti,s the very greatc,t interest in the Convention
Of Republican Clubs in Tennessee next March, and
the proposed procession of decorated trains OF
cars through the South.
The space of The Tribune is devoted TO reports
NJ the general and local news of the day, in which
specel Efforts are made to secure entire accuracy
political intelligence careful editorial treatment
of general topics painstadng accounts OF pracu-
cal business and financial matters; market and
shipping reports; social news; foreign correspond
Snce: book reviews and miscellany Owing to
the cleanliness OF The Tribunes columns the pa
per is sometimes called the best family news
rpaper in New-Yorll" 1t is undoubtedly family
paper without superior; but, in addition thereto,
is prominently a paper for business and pro,
fcssional men and women, for Republicans and
workers for wages.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

POCZTA B~LYSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi %pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, ST..
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i %wybrzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
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 a p, plano W
jazdy i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtow trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE, &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. H. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwodow nalezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East West
Chicago Day Express 6:4a m 1o:o4 a m
Chicago Night Express Nos p m $50 a m
Chicago and St. Louis ex. ga m AS pm
La Crosse Local a:47 pm ..........,
Fast Mail 1902 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

on BOWEN byf tylko narze-
die, ale zrodio zfego byll a.
postofowie niewoli, rownie W
sakni duchownej, jak W krzes.
lie senatora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
MOVIE GAZETY.

MOVIE GAZETY.
Redakcya Gazety Pozna,;-
sh1ej, ktorej plerwszy numer
ma okaz ukazal sic W 20 900
egzemplarzy ma yswieta Boae-
go Narodzenia, ogfosiia pros
pekt, W MIN czytamy z
najszczerszem zadowoleniem,
De
vGdzeta Pozna,iska ma)aca
ma oku dobro ogolne, uuikaG
bedzie bezowocnych spor6w
dziennikarskich, a zaczeplana
odpierae bedzie zarzuty i cio-
sy, rozstrzqsajqc rzecz sama, a
pomijajac osoby. Me bedzie
ligdy widownia zatargow O.
sobistych. Poda]ac pokarm
zdrowy, godzacy wszystkie sta.
ny, wytezac bedziemy wszyst-
kie silly ku temu, azeby PREY.
fomlnac I'M skuteezne srodki
obrony pred naporem dro
gich nam ~zywio1ow i podawae
praktyczne rady i sposoby u
trzymania w zdrowiu ! czer-
stwosci polskiego sp6ieczeh.
silva.
,,Wszystkie zrodia Aycia
spoteczno.narodowego. wszyst-
kle dzwignie dobrobytu Znsj-
da W ras stateczuych przyja-
ciof; gospodarstwo rolne, han
del j przemysl gorliwych do
r"dzcow, jezyk o)czysty l lite
ratura czujnych zawsze str6-
20w."
Wydawcami So PIP. Franci-
seek Andrzejewski z Pozna-
MIA, Franclszek Chwaikowski
z Poznania, Jakob Degorski
z Babek, Luiwik Gayzler z
Poznaoia, Wal. Gryszczynski
z Poznania, Emil Kajkowskl
2 Poznania, Jozef FIR. Komen-
dzlnski z Drezna, Wojciech
Kozlicki Poznania, Piotr
Krzy2ankiewlcz Poznania,
Jan Palace z Gorczyna. Jozef
Subecki z Poznania, Flip Wi.
re z Dachowy, Tadeusz Wo-
llnski 2 Poznania.
Przedptata kwartalna Gaz.
Poznaashlej wynosi l mrl1. so
fen.
Gtosu Kwawshlego JUL sic u
Kauai numer ma okaz, pod
plsany przez p. j. Nowakow-
sklego, jake odpowiedzialnego
"a rekakcya. W odezwie ety.
fanny, 2e Gto wychodziG
bedzle diva razy tygoduiowo,
co srode / sobote, "a Gene l
mrk. kwartalnie Pismo to be-
die mialo ma oku ,,oswiate
rozr:wke nmyslowa bracl Ku-
]awlakow, podajac wiadomos
CT hlstoryczne polskie, dorie-
sienna polityczne i miejscowe,
zajmujace powiesci oraz roz-
maltosci z zakresa gospodar-
stwt domowego it'd.
w numerze procz w;ersza
wstepaego, So kr6tkie wiado-
mosci polityczne z Warszawy,
krakowa i Poznanja, jest ar
tykuI: uPszozelnictwo poste-
powe" p. WI. Ceg. W Ino-
wrocfawiu; jest powiesG anne
rykanska p. t. ,Pierwsza i O.
statnla gra" = poradnikl ola
gosrcdarstwa domowego = So
w'erszyki, rozmaitosci j frasz-
Xxi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
LUDlM|
W Ameryce
"a czas6w niewolnictwa.
(Ciag dalszy).

0 panic! cobyscie mi te-
raz o ten ais mowili, - po-
wiedz'ala Lusi, talk rozpaczli-
wynn gfosem, 2e nawet hand
larz z, ozumiai, Re to juz wy
chodzi z obrebu codzienuych
wypadkow.
He'll odszedf, a Lusi zawl-
nela glove W salope i tax
sledziafa.
He'll przechadzai sic wzd}uz
j wpoprzek. zatrzymujac sic cd
ezasu do czasu pogladc)ac ma
Lusi.
- Ona SLIME to wziefa do
serca, - %przemowif sam do
sieble, - a jednak spokojna.
No, zawinefa sic, mole sic o.
ou5zi transpiraeya, to ia wro-
CT do zwycza]nego stanu.
Tom byi swiadkiem tel see
ny, i dobrze rozumiai, jak sic
ona ro~zwiqze. Widziai W tem
okrucienstwo ME ma)ace gra
mic Jego dusza prostacza ME
uclekaia sic do og6lnikow, ME
wyrobifa W sobie wyzszych po-
gladow na sprawy ludzkic,
Jaka szkoda, he aie uczy} sic
u ktorego z uaszych kazno-
dziei, mozeby wtenczas mai
zdrowsze o wszystFiem pojecie,
Wldzlaiby W tenn codzienny
wypadek handful uzasadnione-
go przez prawo, bedqce go pier
wiastkien. ayciodajnym misty
tucyi, kt6ra .edle slow jed
nego Amerykanslich teolo-
gov Dzoel Parker 2 F;laielfi)
ma tylko ,,zfe Intercollegiate z
kazda organizacya spotecznego
i codzlennego 3ycia".
Ale Tom, iakosmy to W.
dzieli, biedny nieswiadon.y mu-
rzyn, umiaf tylko to mogf q
Pisma swletego wyczytat, i
ola tego ME szukaf pociechy
W s%ztucznie utkanyeh teoryj-
kach.
Ma widok tel nieszczesllwej,
ma pakach, jak roslina zwied-
lei, zyjaceJ, ozujqccj niesmier
telnej r2eczy. ktora prawa A
merykanskie postawiiy ma
rowni z towarami, SERGE bied-
nego, nieueyonego Toma krwia
sic oblewafo.
Tom podszedf do nie], chcac
zawiazae rozmowe, lecz ona
jekiem tylko mu ~odpowiedziala.
lie fzami W oczach m6wil
on jej O sercu, 0 mifosci ME-
biahskiej, O miiosierdziu Zba-
wiciela, o zyclu wiecznem; lecz
nieszczescie ia oglusza1o, a IRA
More SERGE JUL na zrozumie-
1ie tych uczuc zdobyG sic ME
mogto.
[ noe nadeszta, noe spokoj
ma, jasns, iskrzaca WYNN
sklepien niebieskich tyslacami
gwlazd, przepyszna. lecz mil
czaca. z wysokiego nieba ME
zleciaio slowo pociechy, ME
odezwaf sic gfos wspolczucia,
ME widae byfo zadnej pomo-
cy. Ma parostAtku wszystko
usneio, glossy wesela i gf'sy
piracy zamilktY powoli, i tyl-
ko sfychaG by1o sinner fal roz-
cinanych przez statek. Tom le-
FAC ma pakach mogf styszeG
Cd czasu do czasu powtarza
lace sic sfowa: Go pocza6,
moi Boze! Panic milo sierny
wspieraj mnie!!" Lecz W
koncu i to zamilk1o, a IA po-
kiadzie pauowata cisza zupef-
ma.
0 samej po4nocy Tom zbu-
dzonv, spostrzegf jakas ciem-
ma postaG przebiegajaca kolo
niego: i posiyszal p%lusnie-
Gle woody. Oprocz niego mkt
tego ME sIyszei. Pod awszy
glove, przekonai sic, ze miej-
see, ma ktorem lezala Lusi,
Iril r,,,{o >>,yt r,oa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

ME So nowych budynkow, O.
raz %ustawienie mostu pontono-
wego przez Whsle, ola poia-
czepla prawego brzegu z trak-
tenn radomsk1m, rozpocznie sic
ia wiosne. 0 tai samej pore
W +. przysziym, ]eden z pro-
wlzorow wurszawskich do spot
Iii pewnym k~apitalista "a
mysla przystaplc do hudowy
a brykl wod e.
II ych napoJ6w ga
zowych. Zatem ola miejsco-
wei apteki, ktora rs syfon wo-
dy sodowej placic soble kaze
kop. 10, nowy zakfad przemy-
sfowy groznym stanie sic ry-
walem... W kilku zrodfach ma
terytoryum wsi Klementowice,
odlegfej O Worst ki'kanascle
cd Nowo Aleksandryi, odkry-
to podcbao pierwastki NINE.
ralne. Wode te mleJscowy ma.
uczyciel, p. Bartkiewicz, prze-
stat do analizy chemicznej
mag. farmacyi, D. Russyanowi
W Lublinie. Jezeli sic rzeczy-
wiscle oka2e, re zr6dfa
k | e m owl k i e zna-
cana zawieraja W sobie ilosG
skfadnikow mineralnych, ma
tenczas l'czba STACEY leczni-
czych W kraju wkrotce powie-
kszy sic ~jeszcze o .jedna. Pick
ne poto2enie wioski, oraz pa
ruwiorstowa zaledwie. odlegfosd
cd llnii drogi nadwislahsk;ej
- oto diva przyjazne warun.
kl do szybkiego rozwoyu no
wei stacy lecznic1ei wrazie jej
zatozen'a... W biu7ach guber-
nlalnych W Lublinie debatuja
obecnie mad projektem zafyzc.
MIA minnych straay
ogn;o W C h. W tych
dniach ,,Gazeta Lub." obszsr-
ME r%oztrzasafa osnowe tego
projektu. Twierdzi ona, il fun.
dusz wza]emnego ubezpiecze-
MA grbernialnego cd ognia,
corocznie zbierane, dosiegala
sunny oko1o 400 600 rs, ME
w]lczajqc W to funduszow "a
pasowych, ulokowanycE W
kantorze banku panstwa W
Warszawie, ktora to rezerwa
z poczatkiem r. b. wynosila
256,42l rs. Me bedzie zatem
potrzeby = wedfug %s1usznej
uwagi ,,Gaz. Lub.' - obcia-
lac wfoscian osobnym podat-
klein, gdy2 zakup narzedzi ra-
tunkowych w Genie 43 200 rs.
Qlczac ia kezda q Ia gmin
gubernl pc s 300, uskutecz-
nlonym bye moze z funduszow
powyzszych. Poniewaz zas do
tego utrzymanie roczne W 10
powistach guberni instrukto-
row ogniowych - pc 600 RS.
piacy kazdemu, hosztowafoby
rs. 5000, reparacya narzedzi
ogniowych i premje dia kiero-
wnikow stra2y gmlnnych (na
kazda 20 50 Is. rocznie) -
1900 rs, przeto ogolua suma
wydatkow, iacznie z 800 rs.
ma aagrody ola inspektorow,
zakup drzewek do obsadzenia
niemi chat wtosciahskich i t.
P. wynios1aby tylko $4,000 rs.
Pozycya ia, zdaniem naszem,
ME obcia2yfaby zbytecznle bud
zetu egnio wego W guberni. u
jecie debatow W karby para
grafow prawnych by1oby bar
dzo ma czasle, albowiem chy-
ba nigdzie w Krolestwie ME
gra,uje lyle po2arow, co W
CUB. lubelskiej.
W. samym tylko p%owiecie
nowo.aIeksandryjskim W cia-
gu dwoch ublegiych miesiecy
zgorzaio OGDEN: Is chat j
Al stod6f wraz z caforoczna
krescencya... Z okolic Opola
p~rzedostafy sic do gazet war
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
Obch0d W Chicago.

Obchod powstania stycznio-
wego w Chicago rozpocznie
sic we wtorek, % stycznia ma.
bozenstwem w kosclele sw.
Wojciecha. Wleczorem bedzie
obchod swlecki W Turn Hall
PREY IL ulicy, PREY wspof-
udziafe wszystkich naro1o-
wych Towarzystw W Chicago.
Tow. Gminy Polskiei, Prem.
Rem. Polsklch, Jana III So
bieskiego, j. I. Kraszewskie-
go, Stefana Batorego i K6!ka
Dramatycznego.
Komitet Obchodu.