davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

zak}adzle Fanny Maryi, W ktorym
przez II lat udzielai lekcye.
Take resursa a przedtem i semi
naryum o%bdarowaiy p. Blocka
upominkiem. - Pomocnik XII
pieckl Wallberg utoaaf tn 6 b m.
W j%ez,orze %kapllcznem PREY kappa
niu. - P. Emma obja} tn restau-
racyq p. Armanskiego. Ago b m
zniszczy} pozar W Juszkach 6 do
NOW mleszkalnych, lyle STAIN i 4
stodo}y. Wlaslclele albo wcale ME
byli zabezpieczenl albo tylko bar
do nisko. Take katolicka szkofa,
zalozona dopiero 1go grudnia z. r.,
st; Ia sic pastwa p}omien'. Nau-
CIV iel Pazien zaledwie ubior i pos
clcs zdo}a} wyratowaG. Ksiazki
jego SIG spal,ty jake tez swiezo
sprawione meble. Oglen wybuch}
W domu chafupnlka Nakielsklego.
w Chiloniii, " pow. wejrow-
skim, spadf grad wlelkoscl jaj go1e-
bich ipottuk} zboze prawie dosz-
czetnie. Droga z Moszewa ku wsi
by}a zupelnle zalana. Rolnicy po-
niesli ogromne straty, gdyz ME
stety tax byli nieogledni, re sic
ME zabezpieczyli.
W S=embruku ma polskiej
Warmii umar} po ciezklej chorobie
zacny gospoparz s. p. Joachim
Samulowskl, kt6ry " ma}ym swo-
I'M zakresle DUO zdziaiaf ola do
bra publlcznego. Zmar}y jest bra
tenn Andrzeja s. W Gietrz wa}dzle.
Mech mu Bog da niebo!
MScaszewice 5. 7. 1890. Podczas wczo-
rajszej bury zabi} piorun mniej
wlece] o godz. 4 z pofudnla parob-
ka konia, n~alezacego panu
Borzyszkowskiemu. Stafo to sic ma
r6wne] drodze, gdy parobek wra-
cal W pare konl pc mlerzwe.
Drugl koh pozosta} przy zyclu.
Parobka skaleczy4o W glove.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
Obchody MlckieWicza
Y Prusach Zachodn.

w Tuchoi staranlem komitetu
odbyia sic W niedziele ego b. m.
o godz. 4 popo}ud na sail p. Men,
mans uroczystos6 z powodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

KoScierzyna. Ma Geese odcho-
dzacego do Brus jake powiatowy
inspector szk6lny n~auczyclela
seminaryjnego p. Blocka odbyto
sic 1go b. m. przedstawienle W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Mikof6jw. Cha}upnik Jan Ho-
GEEK z G6rnych kazisk zastrzeli4
rogacza i sprzeda} go "a 6 N.
Sad skazaf 60 "a to ra 8 miesiecy
wiezienla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
Posz}o sic i zn6w zebra}o,
Lecz Mormoni be- lltosci
Me dali nam ami kosci.

A on farmer, czlek sedziwy,
Wldac dobry, sprawiedllwy:
-Zkad wy, ludzie, zapytuie,
Wynedznlonym sic dziwuje.
A gdysmy mu powiedzieli,
Jaka to my podr6z mieli,
On mad mani sic lltuje, o
Dac wieczerza rozkazuje.
Do roboty mas urzadzl},
Zesmy ludzle dobrzy, sadzi4,
A my tez ME byli tacy
Szczerze wzielim Sig da piracy.
Lecz tesknota, skwary, s1oty,
Braty nam chez do roboty,
Zarobilim 20 talarze
[ dalej W SWAT nv nedzarze.
| przyszllSmy do jezlora,
Tam chodzil1m do wi%eczora,
Stafo z brzegu kilka statk6w,
Urzadzilim sig "a majtk6w.
Gdy juz miano rozplad Eagle,
Ucieklismy obaj nagle,
Ami my sic ogladaIl,
Lecz lax Wsciekli umvkai;
Ubiegl'smy HAWAI- spory,
A tn ku nam wall z CORY
JakiS cz}owiek nieznajomy,
Grzbiet ma torb2 obciazony.
Mowimy mu:-Hola, bracie,
Pewnle czas juz przyszedf ma Gle,
Jezll toble zycie mile
l ma swiecie zyc cheese ehwilel
Proslm Gle, twa torbe oddaj
| ma }aske nam sic poddaj!
Jak SIG d}ugo s~przeczac bedziesz,
10 juz od mas zyw ME wy]dziesz.
On sic prosi:-Bracla drodzy,
Me badzcle ola mnle tax srodzv.
Bo ia biedny, opuszczczony,
W me rodzinne wracam tsrony.
| to m6wiac torbe z1ozy}
I @pokojnie il otworzy4:
Bochen chleba z mel wydoby}
| n6z takze przysposobi1.
Mowl:-Bracia, chce was pyta6,
Czybym ME m6gf do was przystac,
Bysmy razem wszyscy troje
Dziel1li truly i znoje.
Vice my ufnosc W torbie majac,
y wleceJ sic ME pytajac,
Me dallm SIG d1ugo prosic,
Lecz torbe on musiaf nosic.
Dopokl W tel torbie stalo,
Bardzo dobrze nam sic mia}o,
Lecz skoro sic wysuszyfa,
Znowu bieda mas pogzi}a.
Wtedy my go opuscil1
l zn6w obaj tylko byli,
Do mlasteczka przybylismy,
0 robote prosilismy.
Gdysmy troche zaroblli,
Znow ma wedry sic puscili,
Jechalismy do Kansasu,
Rabac drzewo, bet do lasu.
Lecz tam zycle niebezpieczne,
Wyjechac muslin kon1ecznle
l TAX znowu, Jak diva pany,
Jedziemy do Indiany.
A gdy$my tam przyjechali,
Palcami mas wytykali
[ dzieci biegfy "a NAM,
Obrzuca1y k%amieniami.
Jak zaczeli mas zajmowac,
Chclell ma ukamienowat,
Jeli ma mas hukat, krzykac,
Muslelismy precz umykac.
(Dalszy clag nastapi.)
PhACCIE Ia WIARUSAl
OBChODY MICklEWICZA
DO rOInVch miactooh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

R=c@ymo. Prey a.rozstrzelanlu
wegla W jednej kopalni pod $50
pienicami zosta} g6rniks Szybol 2
Wlelklego Chefma przez kawaf
wegla talk nieszczeSliw1e ugodzo-
ny,ze ducha wyzion2l. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

przonieslenia zwlok Adama MIC
klewlcza. Rmimo niepogody ze-
braia sic nadzwyczaj wielka licz-
ba goscl, gf6wnie re wsi; sala
byta s~zczelnle zapeiniona. Ma
wywyzszeniu stab uwlenczony
bust Mickiewlcza otoczony ma
okolo kwiataml. Pod biustem wi
dnia@a g%ustowla tablica z wier-
SEEN z Pana Tadeusza: TAX mnie
cudem %powr6cisz ma ojczyzny
fono". Uroczystosc zagait p. Pra-
dzyhski z Bralewnicy przemowq,
W ktorej W kr6tkich a wymow-
nych sfowach ~wy]asnlf z~naczenie
ola wszystkich Polakow dnia tax
uroczystego. Zakohczy1 przemowe
napomnleniem, azeby MIC spree
dawac ziemi W rece Oboe, DO
i%naczej zw}oki poet6w naszych W
obcej znowu lezet beda ziemi-
Nastepnle zabra} CLOS X. DIR. VOL
szlegier z Zmartego W popular
ny a do serca przemawiaiacy spo-
sob przadstaw,t zycie i dzia}al-
nose wieszcza naszego. Nova INA
komita X DIR. Wolszlegiera poru-
szyfa do g}ebi zebranych i wy
wofafa grzmiace oklaski. X. dr..
Wolszlegierowi, kt6ry o kilka
mil do mas przyjecha}, sk}ada
okollca ma tenn mieiscu %serdeczne
podziekowanie. Jake ostatni NOW
ca wystapi} m}ody p. Borzyszko-
wski z Gostycyna, kt6ry W kr6t-
klch ale porywajacych s}owach
zacheca} ACKNOWLEDGEMENT do ucze.
MA dzlecl pc polsku, inaczej TO-
WIEN przysz}e pokolenie dzlei
Mickiewicza czytac ME bedzie mo-
10. Rozdaniem trzystu egzem-
plarzy ~elementarza, stu egg. n.y.
Cha Mlckiewicza przez Choclszew-
skiego" kilkunastu egzpl. ,,Pana
Tadeusza" zakohczy}a sic uroczys-
tosc, kt6ra ma d}ugi czas mile
wspomnienia W sercach uczestni-
kow pozostawi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
ZE SZLASKA.

Bytom.- Tutejsze T%owarzyst-
wo polskich m}odziencow obcho-
dzl}o Niedziele uroczystosc
przeniesienla zwfok niesmiertelne-
60 wleszcza Adama Micklewlcza
z Paryza do Krakowa. Ma obcho-
die tym uslyszelismy wyk4ad o
Mlcklewiczu, ]ako TIL piekne de-
klamacye i splewy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
wv ESCI
z Polsklej Ojczyzny,
Frusy POlslxie.
(Dokonczenie. J

Che1minsha dyecezyo. X. wi
kary Rogacki z Brodnicy zostaf
administrator parafi W Wabczu,
x. administrator DR.. Poblocki
wraca z Wabcza Jake wlkary do
Chefmna a X. wikary DR.. Okonle-
wski przenieslonY do B%rodnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Miasto Z6oraS ma Podolu gall
cyjskim dotkna} wlelki pozar. w
chwili kiedy ztamtad telegrafowa-
no pfomienie z~niszczy}y przeszfo
100 budynkow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

seem zafobnym Szopena l zywym
obrazem, apoteoza Mickiewicza.
Nastepnie p. DR.. Mizerskl DO
slicznym wstepie objasnla7acym
powody i eel d~zisiejszej narodo-
wei uroczystoscl W p~rzeszfo godzin-
neJ movie poda} zyclorys nasze-
60 wieszcza przeplatajac takowy
st6sownemi ustepami z lego plsm.
M6wca zyskaf og6lne szczere w.
mamie i podziekowanie, ktore my
7eszcze i ma tenn miejscu ponowiG
soble pozwalamy. Nastepujaca
30 odczycie tym deklamacva
nPowr6t Taty" wypowiedziana
Trzez jcdne m}odszych pan1en
Paczkowsk1ch jake tel odpowledn1
zywy obraz przedstawaijacy chwi-
le napadu wywoFafy liczne oklas-
XII a choral (Switezianka) odspie-
wany ma scenic przez grono
spiewak6w pod klerownlctwem D..
Juszkiewicza zakonczyf oddzia{
plerwszy programu.
Pc pauzle rozpcczela sic
Geese druga spiewem scenic Who's
ko kra1na" a nastepnie spostrze-
gamy ma wywyzszenia m}oda pa
nienke (panne Mizerska) dekla-
muj2c2 my}ym i w~dziecznym gfo-
slk;em balade ,,Alpuhara" a I'd
sfuzone oklaski by4y oznaka pooh
waty j podziekowania. Diuzsza
deklemacya wypowiedziala pan
ma st. Paczkowska-,,Muzyka
Jankiela ma zareczynach Zosi."
Me mog2c sic ola hraku czasu
szeroko rozplsac Z pochwafami-
-kr6tko nadmieniamy, IL talk jak
Ia deusza ,,cieszy} ich i roz-
rzewniaf ten splew narodowy.,s
tax l wyg}oszona deklamacya u
radowa}a zachwyci1a uczestnik6w
--kt6rzy tez panowneml oklaska.
mi deNamatorce dzleki swe WV
razali.
Deklamacya ia uzupefniona
zosta4a czterema zywem1 obrazy
drzedstawialacemi najwibitnielsze
chwile z ustepu ,,Muzyka Jan
kiela." Nastepujaacy odczyt panc
DR.. Paczkowski (Dozynki) 1 WV
powledz1any wiersz ,,Do proch6w
sp. Adama Mickiewicza" zakoh-
czyty uroczystosc- mi}2 ola wszy-
stkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
z GALICYI.

Krakow. w dniu %. czerwca
br. Ksiaze Blskup krakcwski wy
swiecif W kaplicy 90. Jezuitow
ma Wesofej ma kaplan6w: W}ad.
Lipskiego, Jakoba Bettinescnie'go,
Piotra Go}qbka, Alberta Grossi,
Achillesa Schmidta, Michafa Kali
mana, Tom. Kury1owicza, J6zefa
Dominioni i Jakoba Bonetti, wszy-
stkich z Towarzystwa Jezusowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Umart S. P. Xawery Tnczyhski,
jeden q dawnelszych redaktorow
Kut0likn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

- Ttzeu. Peparand Kowalskl
z Radzyna, kt6ry tn wakacye spe-
DIAL u matki, utonal 7go BIN. W
Whsle. Jest to w tym roku juz
trzeci przypadek nieszczescla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Lou6w. Re Zgromadzenia Ojc6w
Observation-Disclosures Panskiego pre-
znaczony do Lwowa O.. Bernard
Zmijewski, a ma jego miejsce do
Adryanopola przenlesiony re Lwo-
wa O. 1zydor Georgew, rodem
Bu1gar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Grudziqds. Onegdaj stawa} pred
kratkami Izby karnej p. Parcze-
wski z Belna oskarzony o obraze
stanu nauczycielsklego, jakiej sic
pewien nauczyciel dopatrzy1 W
movie jego, mianej ma wiecu
przedwyborczym W dniu 26. sly
cznia br. W Warlubiu. Wedfug
oskarzenla mial p. Parczewskl W
movie swej dowodzic, re dzieci
niemieckie wszedzie forytowane
i ztad ostami So nazwane, Nadto
mla4 p. P. wzywat %rodzic6w, zeby
wypytywalr SIG dzieci . rel;gii,
ably sic przekonat, czy W szkole
ME uczono lch czegos zakazanego.
Tymczasem p. Parczewski ~1naczej
sic o tenn wszystkiem wyrazit =
pan nauczyclel widocznle sic pre-
sfyszal. Sad tea ME m6g} nabraG
przekonanla o wlnle p. P. uwol
nil go Cd why kar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Lubuwa. i w tutejszym kato-
lickim domu chorych umarf stu
dent prawa Jan Sypn1ewski W 25.
roku zycla. Jego rodzice mieszkaja
W Biskupcu mad Osa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
wynOsi
rnOZuHe>.

w Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $2.Oc
W Europe, Azyi, Meksyku j Ameryce
Poludniowei $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

pc roznych miastach.
VIZ aryzu urzqdzif zwia-
EEK narodowy polski zebranie
W sam dzieh Ago lipca. sala.
byta tfumnie zapefnlora;
wszystkie narodowoscl zesziy
sic do niei. P~rezydowaf %.
Stanisiaw Krakow, obok ME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
INSTALLING NEW OErICERs

LLOYD Aspnwal Post, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie held public installation of officers at the assem-
bis rooms at Washington Heights, Tcnthave. and
one hunare land fifty, Xth ST., on Thu day evening
There were spccchc, and determinations 10y old vet
crau, and music by their wives and daughters, Of
whom about 100 were in attendance. Mrs W. II.
Davis del .htcd those present by several readings ana
rccltatlon,. IN excellent luncheon was served.
The oll,wing are the officers for the coming year .:
Commander. William f. Kirshncr, senior vcecom-
mandcr. Charles H. Lisc0m; junior vlce,commander'
Edward b. Kinney quartcrmaStcr, Nathaniel j. Heb
bard. officer Of the day Frederick W. Da,he officer
of the guard John 1ay delegates t. department. en-
caupmcnt- George +. Doah and alternate. William
shcchan The appointed olicIs are Adlutlnt Grorsc
Scblo--cr Scrg ant-uajOr. w. II. CpmStOrk: inside
sentinel John lus>ey trustees Ed. McEvoy, William
Knupu and W II. Com~tOcl and delegate 10 Memorial
Committee, Edward b. Kinney, ana James r. Rose
alternate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
EMBROIDERED
The Largest Line Ecer ShOCn-
ImpOrtatiOns for the Spring
Season.

Our annual opening sale of Embroi-
deries will begin tomorrow, when we
will offer the largest assortment,
choicest qualities and greatest variety
of designs in fine Embroideries ever
shown by any retail house, and at
prices which we guarantee to he the
lowest ever named for such goods.
In this importation are many new
and exclusive designs which cannot be
found elsewhere.
Cambria Edgings, plain, corded,
Revere and tucked: Nainsook Edgngs
and matched sets in very choice effects !;
Swiss Edgings, corded and hem
stitched.
We would call especial attention TO
our line of 90, - and - inch Linon
d'Inde Flouncings, in hcmSttchcd,
scolloped, tucked and hemstitched, and
Van Dyck designs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

Brandes, Charles Butler, NJ. Beverly. W r. Caring
~ Gonper, NJ. Choatc NJ. Carey, NJ. Fitch,
~ FIandreau. f. F. IIaInes Frederick lIollbrook,
Frank IIollbrook. NJ Hubert, NJ. Hunter, VI. Hill.
I: Jasper, VI. Mendon, Harry Montague DR.. O'Bren.
Charles Powers, VI. Peasc, NJ Rockwell, NJ samson,
f.. -. smith, Miss VI. A. Smith, J. Schwerds, NJ.
spencer, VI. snow, Edward Taller, ". TraFort. II. II.
True ;. ". rnderhill, Miss Buttner l.. woodman
and w. Weyman.
Among the guests were j.. F. Gibson, Miss
". Dayton, Lieutenant and Mrs. D.. II. Knapp,
r gus N sJ'f ii om ol9e Ia Mr2s N N MS:
Hattie Shaw. Miss Rock \. IL. lnglng. Miss Floyd
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Charles seaman, John Landers.
Howard Cohen. Mis- Austin. Harvey ROCKWELL. Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie; Hail, John Fisher. Miss Parton,
John bcdcll Miss Southcrand Harry st. John j. +.
Brown. Miss :. Young, W Mcneil, Miss VI. Montague,
William Forester Captain J. +. Lloyd. Major J. II.
shman, Miss johnson, Frank Rock, Miss Terhunc
and T.. : Rikcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
REAL ESTATE PRICES,
KEAD % Nh INIVT1'1'
ROSE-TI NTED VIEWS OF MIR. PoRTER-HE LOUIS

ROsE-TI NTED VIEWS OF MR.. PoRTER-HE LOUIS
FOR BETTER TIMES YET
navd + Porter. Of 80. - East one hundred and
twenty Nh ST. has had nearly thirty years experience
as Harlem real estate dealer. and what he docs nov
know about such affairs I'm the upper part Of the cly
i, not worth knowing. The writer. in conversation
with him Yesterday, asked Nr. Porter If he Thought
the enormous increase in the price Of lard uptown
within the last few years a healthy increase or
whether values had been doomed mp TO abnormal
prices or not
have watched the growth Of Harlem and itS en-
vironmcnts during nearly thirty years he answered
and ! consider the enormous growth during the
last ton or twelve years 10 he healthy and according
10 the laws Of supply and demand when pcop"
Logan To- come up here r. buy homes, and later when
business established, there was demand
for tho land which has gradually forced prices MP
20 tho present high figures. and do not believe t'a0
they Viii ever rccdc to any extent from the present
price, unless there Is a panic or something OIL llat
sort whrh cannot anticipate" Inc year lu'I
closed hl, been an exceedingly active one and Know
~ = great deal Of money now waiting Tor investment
m uptown real estate when a favorable opportunity
.rcr. have talked with extensively interested
l other branchc, Of business. ana they tell me mat
hc business outlook for The coming year Is brighter
than - has been IN many years before. II su'h is
thc case real estate matters must necessarily nc i've
wien a other hran'", u lU,hc~' are bnh tol'S .'s
Y"u have their eye on TINS section ol iNc CIV atrt
pg:t of tpu-ic.- toward ".talli-u'n- the NoIH WI
r thc site y, uow proposed prices are bound 70 20
ri ll.o airo,- been ln favor Of establishing some
-u.' of permanent binding on the lAud north OF
-.it1.'r bali1e for foiIu- the American Institute
FAIRS 2.d similar civilization, in would Doe an IN
,aiuanlr addition 70 'hr arI. and to The city, c,pe'ia{
tp Harlem. Sc ha'" absolutely nothing oi th' kr
mo that cou-,d~r t.c prospect, iot tho coming wear
very bright. that the present prices &" Harlem rcai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
MUSLIN CNDERWE4R.
ODeniNO Sale Of the Season.

For the annual sale of Muslin I'm
derwcar, which will begin tomorrow,
we have been preparing for several
months past, and we are quite sure that
the assortment now offered will recon-
mend itself to YOU a being i'll point of
variety, quantity and quality superior
to any hitherto shown in Brooklyn.
All garments are full width and length,
and as much attention has been paid
comparatively to the making of the
cheaper grades as TO the most eXpen-
sivc. The prices are all wonderfully
low. 1t goes without saying that our
line of novelties is not approached i'll
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
Brooklnu Cbcnlrts.


Ecrgcr & Prrc. % Inc Ice NVcnuc ACndcmy. vii
nrcscut Natural Gas the stage Of their theatre
This week Donncy and Glrard viii be seen In It,
and Will be supported by Mis- Rachael Booth. Miss
Katharine d. Howe. Miss Jennie Sattcrlrc. Mis-, Josie
~uthc rlnud and diners. Nj. uIrard has an Amusing
cLnractrr in Whrlcm OEourlc. and the Christopher
NIun o( Mr. Donnclly Is suited Ia hi, abilities. Th
action songs aud music are lively. ANA many NV
features have been added To ia. piece. ScNt wcch
Mis- Fanny Davenport viii appear In In T1sca"
IIoyt, \ Midnight Hcll VIII hc brought ont ~
Colonel Sims Park lhcar. thi, week II !, l0chng
IN the boi,,crune element which has married Mr..
Uoyts other efforts and the ST. g. a homespun one
of Yankee life. with pathOs as well az fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
To INSTALL THEIR NEW OFFICER,

The public installation IT officers Of Alexander
Hamilton Post. No. H. Grand Army Of the Republic
VIII be- held nj the Harlem opera House Hall on
Thursday evening. The following are the officer, to
be installed: Commander William r. Wood, senior
vice commander, Ira b. Read. junior vice commander,
o T. Middleton. adIutlnt, +. :. BartHm; quarter
master, l.. u. spencer. surgeon, W. ODouncl &,
chaplain, f. Franklin smith, officer Of the day,
Richard A. Brown. officer OF the guard, George
kmcmcr. sergeant major. George r. Barrett. ana
quIrtcrmastcr sergeant. D. James McAstcr. Major
Charles Appchy, past commander of Lafayette Post.
will he the installing officer. Among the speakers
viii bc General q. .. Howard. General lIorato G.
King, She Rev. DR.. Paxton and Colonel Floyd Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
STATION AGENT CAPTURES THIEF

T. p Miller the station agent OF the Harlem Railroad
Wcschc,tcr sleeps upstairs IN the station house. and
on Friday aieht he heard suspicious noise down IN the
oncc where the tickets and money are kept lie goa
ont OF he'd and walked noselessy down the stars ana
carly oucned the Office door. The moon was shining ar
M ,,o and as he opened the Office door he could plainly
200 some one forcing his through srla window in
M front Of the ROOM but tho intruder could not seJ
Miller because he in the SHADOW" lie waited until
m man got in the room and then he grappcd with him.
, t,,,l. ,y,s sharp one and It took several minutes
-, determine who should be master. Tho burglar
naturally desperate and Mr.. Miller appreciated that 10
would be hard to tell what the man would not do 10 free
,i,rff II n, should get the upper hand. After hard
,.,,,,o Miller finally succeeded in throwing his
hc door and he held him there and called for help which
soor arrived The burglar marched OIL TO the
ryfourth Precinct Police station where he said that
hls name was Edward Rogers, and that his was
,,o,t four but he refused 10 say where he lived H0
was turned over the Wcstchcster authorities yeser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
A NEW YEARS EVE BALL
SUCCESSFUL DANCE OF THE JAMES F. M'DoN.
OUCH ASSOCIATION.

SUCCESSFUL DANCE OF THE JAMES F. MDoN
oUGH ASSOCIATION.
The James F. McDonoush Association, Of Washing
ton Heights held it, first annual hall at the Cosmo
politan Casino one hundred and sixty ninthst. and
Tenth ave, on New Years eve. This is a recently
orcanizcd political club Of marked Republican ten
denotes and strong social features The members
arc recognized as the active young political workers
Of Washington Heights. The ball was a social and
financial success aud crowded to the full capacity
Of tho casino. Among the members present were
p J. Gallagher president: Benjamin F. lIannon vice
president: Edward Crowley recording secretary
Charles T. Murray. financial secretary Peter MacAtee,
treasurer Albert II. Iai>cy, sergeant AT arms p A.
Russell, william Bmngan. benjamin w. Louis John
Kelly, John McKcon. F. T.. McEnarny. p Inyton,
George Eycr stephen Lcaly, Thomas Monroe ". J.
NcKeon D. phaelon san RIVER. NJ. T. Mooney. J. Me-
Isaac. w.. oIrcn, +. kycr. Thomas shannon, r
iTI,.,f.t. t,.t..H,r" tl,n.r,, ,I,y Nolan II
Carr"n g IN Greene r GRAHAM. James Mac Ntee
William sullivan Joseph Walsted. John Ahcarn. VI.
stroh. Harry Gci,e William scanncli, William Waters
The sociation has a membership Of 100 members
and rs constantly increasing. Among the visitors IN
tm S gay p5 mere Miss smith sm Mr yrs An
drew Mrs. +. smith. Miss L. Ahneda MISS r. h.
4nGrcT. Nr " Smithsrs Mis- C. Conn M:ci Mr.:
Mrs. G. crosby. Mrs J. Russell, Miss : Russell, Miss
L Knc T N a rc @ham M aSn Grnn m' "
uophey. ". DuCran VI. Morrison, c. T. Marks, VI. F.
Grossly. Ms, VI. Lcdncr Mrs. W. Smith, L. Graham,
y. Brandt, Mrs +. Marks. Miss W Eastwood. William
Eastwood. W. e. Wshg. a. Kramer. G.. Jarvis F.
Jarvis. ". II. Ncrthcr. Miss Jarvis, Mrs. \. Gnugh
Viz. Levi, and family, Henry O. Cohle, Joseph Dlfern
=. Louis. Mi>, Louis Mr. and Mr.. j. Dunn, W. Jones
N. iccrcy. +. Co>tine. j. +. Nalney, Mr. and Mrs
.. +. Harmon. Misc, VI. Clark NJ nutlcr L. Thomp
son. A-nc, Ward. Name Ward. L. Ward
Ncbonoueh Nr-' J. { schoenercr, Mrs. VI. Nc
Donongh. jIi,, IT, >chocncrcr, Mrs. F. AGway, T.
Schooulcakcr. j. Adams X. Diilng. T. Kulc, W. J.
Barrett. j. p. johnson and G. Livingston. There
also present members If the Adler Association
If Washington Heights. and the Mohawk and William
+. Mcdonald associations OF Manhattanvlle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
WASH F4 BRICS.
NeW StUIeS Just Rcceired.

Advance shipments of FrereS koech-
Inns French Satines and Il. II. Whyt-
law, Sons ~ Co.'s Scotch Zephyr Cling
hams. This celebrated brand of Scotch
Zephyrs is confined to us by the manu-
tacturers for this season in this city, so
that in no other house in Brooklyn can
the new designs be seen.
We will also show an elegant assert
ment of domestic Wash Fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.
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