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The daily critic., 1890-11-21
70 BEEa AFRICAN QUEEN

\ Lutie Negroes Hetnn Educated IN
Virginia ror Throne.
Nellie. a little neFress whom Rev.
John S. Chester and his wife brought
back from on interior African mission
field TO their Loudoun County Cya1
home several years AGO, has been most
carefully and cycellenily cultivated
hy them. and is soon t0 20 back and
become queen of one Of AfricIs tribes
The king. TO whom as a baby she was
atinnccd, promises TO abandon po-
lygamy, @ vice of his tribe, and make
little Nellie his only queen
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
The PADRONE SYSTEM
An italian organ Grinder Had chit,
A.I.Lnn n LHna

Asking Atms
Nicolo Bosetti an italian or-l1
grinder was tried at Tieutcr nt Is .lly's
precinct 10 day on a charge of fht,iae a
girl under i4years of age solIcidoe aims
upon the street The Humane S1cjety
took the matter 10 hand and produce
enough evidence 10 show that ha hal I
used the innocent child upon the street
for several months JUDGE Miller said
that this practice of employing young
girls upon the street was the most detest-
able he could imagine, and sent
Rosetli to the grand Jury under a bond
of $500
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An Expensive Lrxury.

a womau's periodical. published ia
EUgllni announces I'm every Issue.
among its publication notices. thlt
The RDyal EiuIl1 lie LIKE ofthe-
cover printed iu gold and tied Wlih rlI
silk ls supplied agtklY % t4e Numbers
~ ihrrayal fsmilY NAV he had if 0r
deTeI Do advance Price IS The
plain edition, gs supplied id the PIE
hDiau crowd, u1s.s only Co.,. lIt doubt.
.rss many locll British f-ma.es are
pleased % pay ihe increased price for
he privilege of this indirect c1mpa1-
QushiD with rUyI,TV
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Mn.hInptnn sInrn I.rhnnrn

Sales Regular CaiI-13 o'clock M -
Ecktun e Sol Homo r. r., 20 go. Riggs
ius Co, - a 4. Commercial lns. 100 q
a.. I :. Electric Light, 10 l3H; 'Ja ~:
10 i.N. Amer. Graphpphont. n % !! 81.
Am. Scourlt, End Trust Co., - q G!i
Notc--The sale Of 50 lincoln lusugJn 'c
at - quoted yesterday, was % mistake
Miscellaneous Bonds -- &. y Electric
Light let. G's, -; US. Electric Light,
%, G'a, l.O: W. & O.. H. n. IO4u G's,
RH,-'23, it2l, W & q. Convertible G'-,
us, Masonic Hall Assn, S. q lsDS. lyIl.
Wash. Market 60, lst Mort, o. los.
Wash. Market Co., Imp. G's, lu'd &
Selbuard Co, G's, q !Sg7, -; Wash. It.
lnfaliGy, lst, G's 1904. 90; Wash. It, IN.
Co.. Ser. 4, G's, us; wash. Gas Llyht CO..
Ser y, Us, 10, Iygonio Zee TO-, lst Mort,
Gs, r.; American Security aul Trust, 100.
National Bank Stocks-Bank % Wash
iugton, $50. Bank Of Republic, 30; Metro
Ioliau, lb1: Central, 500; second, 200;
Farmers aud Mechanics. ,gO, Citizens. 10;
lolumbla, 100. CAPITAL, l20, West End, 30;
Traders, l2l; lincoln, 10
Railroad stocks Washington anl
Georgetown, 30; Metropolitan, l3l; Co
lumhia, 40; Capitol aud North % street,
10, lexington and soldiers Home. 50;
Georgetown and Tennallytown, 90; bright
wood, -.
Insurance stOcks-Fireileu's -; Frank
lin, 30; Metropolitan, ~; National Uniou,
l5' Arlington, li1; GOrcuran, n5; Dolum-
bia, l5i German American, liu; Potomac,
10. Riggs. Iii Peoples, 5; Lincoln, %.
Title Insurance Siocks-Real Estate
Title, l2j. COLUMBIA TILE, dt Washington
Title --.
Gas aud Electric Light Stock Washing
ten Gas, A.; Georgetown Gas, iS; q. s.
Electric Light, l27.
Telephone Stocks Pennsylvania, %:
Chesapeake and Potomac, Gj; American
GraphophOne, L.
Miscellaneous Washington Mar
ket Co., 10; Washington Brick Machine
Co., 800; Great Falls Ice Co., "a; Bull
Run Panorama Co., -; National safe De-
pCsit, 2tO; Washington safe Deposit, l25;
Washington Loan and Trust Co., a.. Ma
tional Topographic, -; Mergenthaler, -;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Z; American
Security and Trust Co, Gl 3; lincoln Hall
5u; llygienie Ice CO., - Iuter8eean
HuiIIfUW 20.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
MS DATAFD's NsFireTs
EorwalK, Conn.,

AHgme school for gisi- ana Young Ladies.
Number uf boarding pupils limited % twenty.
Excellent sdE4atsEgs m susie, Art alI tal
LaIsuaEos, Gymnasium Pleasant grounds.
Healthfu locaiiou. FlH-s balrleItarou-h
rhe summer uoutls Board washing ana
tuition % the English branches 500 pag
scholastic year send for clreular
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
IDdlctsd bY ths Grlud JuFY.

The followiug indictments were re-
Iuutd today D lbe saud Jury Aug
ust Free, larceny from the United
~tate- Henry Bruce, eHuai kuGwIeII-
n female under 1a vefrs af age.
Ni0Iam johnson, violation of section
a4a, REVISED uu'rs violation af ueu-
siuu Iaw=I Joseph F Ha-s- gr. ~.
Israel Hurisuu, lre euV NU.f.m WIZ
son nui Wulla II H.%ua. house
huaaiu- and IrnruF
The hi|. agaiD-f Thomas Esl fHr
violation af The po.'cFIaw was i-aar-i
hEaaEIu- n. d., l4UI'aIv r4raa.an- .1
ra.-r rHr price al auarI .a alI a-r Hash5 rs
rbuuke daHd >ar-lQ-fll4 b. gives rhem
such l aEe"lra IE I.
medicine.
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a-sumiuE au rae Crsasr

HUal lls The retupera-iEe p Eer ~
ne asu lu party T. cha .s-5 its
aau Er.uE L1-r7 t-r1s ms 1gu r45e rs
eIt luIeets d. lHa mistakes. and IlIs
ElIgfd ~ ls esemEuis 20 aelEuess
slss taril % tle iuFiaciae sf11El 0f
me restored ulhil con- lcuce
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Totai. t5l la pa
Whole number 81 members. ............... 3B2
-. L---.--- D.. y -.

Whole number 0f mcmbcrs................3 3 81
From Rhode lsland-Ono not elected
Apparent Democratic maiorily ...... ll1
\ number Of Alliance members Indicated
iu the list above by the letter "l' arc
counted for convenience with the Demo.
Gratis. In most instances the Alliance men
ore Democrats, but Eve in Kansas, one in
Minnesota aud two ia Nebraska were
elected over both Democrats aud Republi-
cans.
In the Third Iowa and Third Michigan
districts The latest adviccs are that the re-
cult seems doubtful. II the Democrats ar.
elected the majority VIII be l6l.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
INSTITUTE,
Lancaster, Pa

The Rev. MONTGOMERY n HOOPER, 81.
A. Head Master. Four boys received as
members Of the head MASTER family, Au
present there are two vaoaucis=. Mr.. Hooper
has seut oys 20 HarylTd, Yale, Princeton,
Coluu bia, Lehigh. Amherst Triuity, West
Point Annapolis, &C., anil has llt had llA-
date fof admission rsircted
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MIss AIKESrs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
stamford. conn.

Established IN 1855. Prepares i9r college,
travel aud home. The uetbad d. 0hl-h tho
mental faculties ere educlreJ wll be found
ln cue second edition Of Mis AiSsus pam
phlet on concentrated Alteuu1u," now
ready, iUr sale n Brentan0'z. 3 Ugi1u square.
NsW YorE.
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A New sqmn=F g--ars
\. NJ ~.

J had splendid uns iu my .ir-
t0u ilis summ-r Meals il-t E1e1
wanted Ilea. c1li a1d FtruU Ut. cap
i-il shines sHd H1 fees ilr sturrs 10 q
b Lrrs Add Rh-re d THIS IN d
pace d0c5ort I stayed 81 h1me.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
. Ellis COLLEGE FOB woaEN,
Aurora, Cayuga Lake. N.E.

Three ull courses Of study. Location
beautiful aud healthiul A FeEueI Christian
home. , ew building rsadv next sentember.
session begins sEPTEMBgR 70, 1880. send
E. S. FRIsBEE. D. D.,
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

FT0Nl N I0HTI-FJ90IUW
They will hate to do It. but the wiscst
thing the present Congress can do Is to
bow to the popular will and repeal the
Mckinley bill. Mr.. Mckinley himself
sh0mld De The first moNer ln tho matIer.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
UUt - -TrIkr.
L--- III

They vere % tbe baseball game lnI
be was rs iHg % ezpl4in q % her Ehea
The u.ga came iu al lhe close ot rl
inning
"Ob YES she cried iylg'Ig
See. unW lase m-n are bun "a 4 strike
now aud have q playing
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Wara'- Caruer pu uuuar.

llru I understand faat H lrI 81
A''i-fsr- hus -riadIates with h1u a.
BallUig-W .L he might easily l.
our .rHdiaE hHuari-t Hehfs rls a.I
rlHra-e nfaI flg other fualT msl.
tgrlis iIat
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
I INDEN SEMINARY,
Lirnz Pa

A school for young girls and young ladies',
al Lititz, Lancaster County, Pa g.th year
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
methods; careful oversi-h, OF the Individual
pupil; advanced courses OF sfudy; very pleas
ant location, steam heated. $50 per year.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
gELuEE's SCHOOL
Fusaefoa near rbHaas,al.a, ra

tust.etpa near Philadelphia, "a.
a hi-lei4ss sCdo0. EzeegrIauaIJ ! health
fal iacafiQr leIishtful % luallug- Doing
raqd WeFE- regF OF a4F IIes8 or bust
ness. EoI- re- his rear vale. harvard
and Princeton Special uar-ls duuglr laFs
Number limited
CHARLES 2. 5TRQrr,
Principal
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NlNr

NlI.fINIA.
w a Jones, ID 6. PC Edmuu1s. ID
w lawson, ID E. @ II O'Ferrallf ID
s. q ID Wise. ID WU Lee, ID
.. ! j Epes. ID @ 4 Buchanan, ID
5. q lester, D no. 30 sfG Fucker d
WASHINGTON.
! L Wilson, E
WEST NIN-INfN.
First and Third ir doubt
j. 7 / peudletou,D g. y ID Aller.ou, ID
=. w = Wilson, b g j A. Capohlri ID
Wf-IuN-fN.
j. BabHtt. ID o.. J. R Niu ur. u
q has Barwig. ~ e. Frank t1buru, D
e a R Bushnell ID s.. y Z Uaugsn, V
e John Mitchell. ID g. Thomas Lynch, ID
3. ~ IL. Brickner, ID
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gaIITy % U5lue Tlre4l.

hlHader Hnlgb da-y dressed
YONG maa wa- before Judge HUer
Ibis mnFa.uI and p atl-l raI.sY b rls
rhHr-e 10 threats toward, bis a.fe.
AauIr 4 HalzH, and l4l.s4el bond
IN .all tur hI- fH4r- EHr. ne#lFllr.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
WORKS Both Ways.

run f'HeAs
QuiZze--Do you believe that a few
gallons Of OH will calm a storm
NhiZZe-I don't know. A very
small drop will start one ia Wall street
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
GIRLS ~rouEs

- ..'h .H'
IS correspondent whom. from a..
natterlnd The muuyruf ber r.m51-
STRANGE, we take 20 lsa ndy of clI-
iure and OF kindly igulilr call, our a'-
toutiou 10 The treatment uf girls an d
Young women employed iu certain Of The
Washington stores. She complies
that the failure OF the propfIetors %
provide stools or benches for them @,
rest upon when not engaged In wll
ing on customers Is cruelty
little short Of iuhum1u She makes
the deliberate auI positive assertion
that n woman. however strong, cln
stand upon her feet eight or ten hours
each day without gTeh injury % her
general health, while as FOR the average
woman, !, Is terribly Injurious and, 10
times absolute torture. Many girl
is. 10 her opinion deprived OF The
chance of canning a support because she
knows that she caEnotcniure this ordeal
and hundreds of others who are driven
by thcir necessities % make the effort.
have 20 sucCumh NJ last with the result
of great suffering In health and strength.
1HE CmTtC Is urged 90 bring this mat.
Ter % The attention M the public and b
coll upon The prupiitiOrs and managers
Of such establishments % adopt meas
ures FOR the comfort AMI protection Of
heir female employees. An Of which
THE CHIIy gladly does. feeling as
suUd that our Washington mer-
chants arc as humane aud clnsiI-
crate rs can De f0u1d 90 any
other city. and that. n the matter De rs
serious as our correspondent asserts.
there will be lltlie If any officially ll
securing the adoption Of the reform
An itati1u of this kind was inaugu
rated In New York recently, and, when
The case was properly aud respect
fully submitted t1 Tho merchants, q met
with "a prompt and practically universal
response. NodouJt &c VIII De similarly
successfal here If, iaIeeI the condition
o which our correspondent refers.
prevails f1 aay considerable extent.
We cannot believe that thgrs IS IN All
NJ ialtau 70 single employer who
HurI Knowingly decay % HIS lady em
Is.Ne anything indispensable 10 their
tfE~gal 9e.l being TIE Iat " women
compelled labor for their daily bread
IS lard enough No kiui hearted mqu
would add 10 itz s0FroWs and aspedies.
Hos JosErH e.. CASS0N continues
% talk with Dis mouth Experience
seems 20 have no more effect upon him
than If be we're q craven image and
get be retains The i0quacity uf q fish
wife Why Gu earth don't CASINOS cut
u lis i1B Of conversation What the
country wants from him just now is
powerful and sustained lash Of silence.
Mrs. LASeTET makes the grave
charge against tlis great and glorious
country that. in am its length aad
breailh she could Hat procure a really
able dog. The circumstance which
provoked This hrlUiuE aaeusl lGll
was 5uit brought AGAINST her in
Lo1dlu by rhe playwright R0lEHT
HCCuANAS Who claimed damages 90
account ~ her refusing 6r failing %
plt on q play Witch Dee haI written
flr Lsr ana which DE bad e7u.I e.ai
tl produce. O1e feature II }L=.
LtseTH defense 1as llaE laa bust
ness Of lle play called for highly
gifted dog 4ud flar she hli been
utterly unable % ind l1a .u lle Ju.--i
~'a'. ,la- came E7 tl fl- moral lui
iu--..-g'lal standard s-t lg lq ING
play This Ei. Pc 4E1llz.aE n-Ts i--
deed
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Two sides 20 EVeryIhiDg

Everybody going to the Consignment
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

t-Uup Telephone $50 -5 aI order
aaE Of F-1sr Beer f.rEaar EuUg
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
CT JOINS COLLEGE,
Annapolis, Nd

loist session commences isTH sEPTEN-
BIER. Eight departments and tour courses
OF study. buildings heated by steam. Terms
moderate, For catalogue address the presi-
THOMAS FELL. IL D., Ph. D.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

Cq4ssaasas sale aslaeNsr YORK claal-
The daily critic., 1890-11-21


Two sides 10 Everything
From PHk
"Humrh Idon't think much OF thlt
OveFCOat
wy, but shoost look at dot elegant
iiLiuEs
Il know hut I'm not going % wear
II inside uut.'
Fair PLAY
From PieE
Judge BIidlegO0se-l0u told me Just
now that Simpson struck JOaes, aai
now you swear that Jones struck Simp-
son, How Is this
Wiiness-1uur Honor, as there are
two sides to question, Is Il not fair %
allow as many tO an answer!
Visit the Great Consignment Sale, 3,i
seventh street.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
Frg7 PE

Visit the Great Consignment Sale, 3i
seventh street.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21
The Bin Must Go.

Follow the crowd to the Consignment
Sale.
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

=. h h E Branch, ID Is. S b AleNtuler, I'd
2. D. p thratHam q 2. j s henderson. ID
b.. D. Grady. 10 y. N Ii il toWl-s, ID
f. p 20 buuu b %. a Fl Crawford ID
= D. Williams. ID
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

HI FoHeFz, W IS Grant
The daily critic., 1890-11-21

Hos JosErH e.. CANS0N c0uiaues
% talk with lis mouth. Experience
seems 10 have 10 more effect upon him
than If be we're q craven image aud
yet be retains The i0qu1ciiy of q fish
wife Why Gu earth don't CASNoN cut
Ct his H1E of conversation. What the
country wants from him just now is
powerful and sustained lash Of silence.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

goracemi Slowly, ktoremi go
uatcnnefy litos6 l wiara. Zakli-
"ai starca, by 60 ME odpy-
chat i by mu wyznaf te Ia
;emnice, krora mu usta Fanny.
ka i SERGE obciaaa.
-Mo;e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jakob-mam wyjawi6 mole
ta)emnrce? Napeinl was zgro-
"a l oddalic,e sic odemnie z
oburzeniem j nienawiscia. Ale
niech2e l tax bedzle; gdy sic
przekonacie, do jakiego pre-
mawialiscie nedzuika, naten-
czas odstaricie odemnie i sa-
mi uznacie, re promo chcielis.
Gle mnie pecleszyc Tub do Ia
lu namowiG. Sami poznacie,
il aal ME zmaze why tax
wielkie], jak mo]a. Wyrzuty SUI
m:enia czuie zaiste, ale ma
dziei przeoaczenia mice ME
moge-csyz je Judasz uzyska1?
-Bylby i on mogi dosta-
pic laski, gdyby sam o mel ME
byi zwatplf i ME byl oddai
sic rozpaczy-rzekt ksiadz CT
chym gfosem.
- Ot6z vice historya mo,
jego 2ycia - wyszeptaf ia
kob, opierajac glove ma reku
/ wleplajac w%yraziste: ma pot
oblakane oczy W twarz ka
plana. - U,odzilem sic W
dobrach szlachclca, ktory Cd
dawna byt dobroczync9 mole,
rodziny. Wstapllem jego
sfuzbe> bedac jeszcze bardzo
mfodym i cd kilku JUL lat
zyfem W jego domu, gdy wy
buchla wielka rewolucya. On
byf panem fagodnym i spra-
wiediiwym, a iona jego anio
lem dobrocl; bogacl szanowa
Ii ia, a nbodzy lak sw'eta ia
czcili. Zdawafo sic nleraz, kie-
dy widziafem ia kleczaca przeo
oftarzem W kosciele, Tub roz.
da)aca )a}muzne u bramy pa
facu, De to swleta prawdziwa.
Dwie je:] corki byiy dobre
piekne ]ak matka. a synek
Ieszcze malehski byf ca1eu
Szczesciem rodz;ny.
Rewolucya tedy wybuchf
i dz'wny obled umysly ludz
kie opanowai. Mowlono nam,
De wszyscy ludzie 50 sobl,
rowni, re pa.owie sd tyrana
mi, a krolowie uciemiezycle
Iaml. Cd rama d. nocy pc
%wtarzano ram to samn, az
wreszcie zaczelismy snlG 0 DO
gactwach i wolnosci, 0 Same
wolf zIpefnej i poczelism'
przekl'nac skrycie obowiazk
ktoresmy, jake sluzacy ju'
robotnlcy, spefni"6 lnusieli
Pan moi ME bardzo sic za.i
mowat politykq i sprawam
publicznemi, ale ME luh'
tych wszystkich, jak )e nazy.
wal, nowych wymyslow
przemawiaf PREY RAIDER spc
sobnosci "a kr6lem | Kosclo
tenn; zreszta zyf, jak dawn'e
- polowat, odwiedzat sw1c
sasiad6w j AMI sic domysla:
ze Iu2 grozne chmury zbiera
ia sic mad jego glowa. zon
jrgo wiecej sic tenn wszystkier
troszczyia, diuzszy czas pc
swlecaia modlitwom i niera
slad fez ma siodklej Jej twarz
%spostrzedz bylo MONA. P;
nienki, biedaczki, byfy wese
lie, jakby rev olucyi ME byi
!: W kra)u i spokoj panowaf
starym zamku, tylko ME
mojem, niespokojnem l twas
: nionem sercu. Ale niebawel
przybyf z Paryza komisal
rzadowy i osladfszy W pobli
kiem miasteczku, zsczaf sp
sywac osoby, oskar2one o MI
/ chez ku rewolucvi ! przviaz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

tam W nocy, a ia i'm dopoma.
gaiem do ucieczk;. =. ia male
go Ludwisia ma moich zanosi-
lem rekach! 0! moi Boae! gdy-
bym mogl powrocic do tego
dnia, do tel godziny! Gdyoym
mogf raz ]eszcze poczu6 ma
mel twarzy sfoakie tchnieme
dziecka, gdym je niosf po ska
'isteJ sclezce, lub usiyszec Ia
godny gfos jego matki, gdy
mi kazata usiasc i spoczac!
Spoczqc?.. ME ma spoczynku
ola zbrodniarzy! przeklenstwo,
wyrzucone mad Kainem, ciazy
nademna!. :. Lata minefy, ia
ME mowifem o tenn wszyst-
kiem... sadz1lem, he luz nj
gdy tego lie wspomne, ale
skoro zaczalem. music dokon-
czy6 okropna mole opowlesc!
dokoncze "a posp,esznle, DO
czu]e, 2e mi niewlele pozosta-
]e cZasu.
Powrocifem do zamku, a
wkrotce przybyi ten2e komi-
sarz rzadowy re swymi to-
warzyszami =. zaieli 60, otwo-
rzyli przemoca piwnlce i pill
noe Gala, a ia piiem wraz z
mimi Opowiadali 9 wlelkich
i chwalebnych czynach pospol.
silva W Paryzu i spiewali pies
III patryotyczne, dopokl mnie
sza1 ME ogarnaf i g1osniej cd
Mich spiewac wykrzykiwac
zaczaiem. PrzySlaskiwali mi,
nazywajac mnle dobrym pa
tryota, a mnie sic zdawafo,
lie nowy SWAT przedemna sic
otwiera! Jeden z Mich what
mnie ma box i pokazywaf mi
drukowany document, gdzie
komltet rewolucyjny obiecy
wal odiac majetnosci oskar-
2on} CHI szlachclcow szczerym
%patryotom, kt6rzyby ich wy
dial; i miejsce ich ukrycia
1dradzi)l. Zareczyt MI, ze prnez
Wy awlenie schronlenia megn
pana uzyskam prawo do lego
~vfosci... i IA te mysl os>a
lafem zupelnie. Zap"mnia1em,
ze przed ch"'la mow,lismy o
rewoIucyi i rdwnym dobr po-
iziale | ujrzafem siehie pa
'em zamku, ktorym mlode
"o;- lata iako s}uga spedzl-
I'm
Dokohczenie nastapi.)
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
H. G.. SMITH,.
II. w. POSI-.
Chas. A. GLE.
ZABEZPIECZENIA, KARTI
OKRe no We, PIE WE ASZ
:. CZANZA I NOTARYA PU
BLICZNY.
Many n!etylko najwiekszs
naJbezpleczn'e]sza agencyt
zab-zpieczen,a W Winonle, lee.
nawet ia cafy Po|nocny Ia
rhod. Many w reku mnie
wieceJ polowe wSzystkich "a
bezpieczen W Winonie.
Me blerzemy wleceJ cd "a
b-zpieczenia naszych du
2ych Kompaniach iak inni.
BIURO
Mr.. G6-E. Bird Str.
Mad golarnla Hltzkera.
: I . ID r q
!, SW. FRANCESCA
, slicznie pomalowana, IL cali wy
, soka, tYlko $1.5O. Podobna fgur
sw. Franclszka z krzyzem W reku
81 cali wysoka $500, Sc cali wy
orIo 40 m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
ZEBRAK
PREY kosciele
S W.. R O CHA
Zdarzenie prawdziWe.
Zdarzenie p%rawdziwe.

ryzu, W roku 49,. mia} ivy.
czaj dawaG jafmuane 2ebrako
wi, obok ktorego codzienprze.
chodzif. Cz}owiek ten zwyk1
byf siada6 La wschodach glow
nego wejscia kosciofa prosii
o wsparc,e wiernych, ktorzy
tam wchodzili. Byl JUL starry,
a twarz jego byla surowai smut
ma. Kiedy kto do nlego pre-
mowi1, odpowiadat krotko /
odpychajaco, a smiech nigdy
ME zagoscil ma jego ustach.
Zwano 60 ,,Starym Ja&oben.
u sw. Rocha", ale mkt sic
ME troszczyf o jego pochodze-
ale, ami o przygody Jego "
Gle. Ksiadz, kt6ry go wspoma'
gal, uwazat, ze go nigdy W
samym ME widziat kosciele i
choG probowaf nieraz z MIN
zawiazac rozmowe, Aebrak cd.
powledziat wymlJa]aco / zamy
kali sic W sobie. Prey takiel
sposobnosci ksiadz zauwa2yl
raz i drugi, lie nosif ma pier
siach zlotY krzyzyk ma car
nym sznu7eczku, lecz skoro
s%postrzegf, il krzyzyk zwracai
uwage, ukry} go . pospiesznie
pod starry, pofatany surdnt.
Zdarzyfo sic, re kapfan ow
~powoiany zostaf gdzieindz'ei,
a gdy powrocif pc kilku ty
godniach, JUL ME zastaf stare
go Jakoba ma zwykfem miej-
Sou. Powodowany litoscia, ga
czaf sic o nlego dopytywac !
wreszcie z trudem wielkim do,
wiedziat sic o jego pomlesz-
kaniu, do ktorego postanowi1
sic udac, choc mu mowiono,
De starry. iakkolwiek baldzo
chory, ksiedza widziec ME chce
i zdaje sic, pragnie zachowa@
do konca ponure i uparte mil
genie. Idac mata j ciemna u.
liczka, ktora mu byli wskaza.
Ii, ksiadz przypomnial sobie
6w krzy&yk z}oty i pomvslaf
2z d~ziwnie, ably bezbo3nik no
sll ma piersiach znak zbuwie.
MIA i ably zebrak, zYiacy z jail
mu2ny, byf zachowaf pred
Mot dose wielkiel wartosc'
Pc ciemnycb i wazkich wscho
dach zaszedf nareszcie do ko
morki pod dachem, W kt6re
Jakoh dogorywaf i znalaz1 g
istotnie zmlenlonym ME d,
poznania. Lica wychudle, car
ne okofo ocz obwodki i drga
ME niespokoine rak kosclstych
wszystko zdawalo sic zapowia
DAD JUL RICHLY koniec. Spree
tow prawle zadnych W ubogie
ME byfo izdebce; tapczan, n;
ma kt6rym chory spoczywa!
pofowe jej %zajmowaf, na'
nim HAWAI- wyblakfe] matery
jedwabnej wlsiaf ca scianie, iak
by franka j dziwnie odbija
cd cafej tel nedzy. Jakob OF
wozyf ''czy; gdy ksiadz d
nlego sic zblizyi, zdawaf ST
go poznac i nawet kllka sfo1
podziekowania wyszeptaf, al
gdy kapfan, p~omowiwszy
MIN z dobrocia o jego cierpie
mach i potrzebach, chcis
zWroclc uWage )ego ma Zbll
2ajaca sic smierc i koniecznei
pojednania sic 2 Boglem, sta
ny sic oburzyf l oznajn,if ME
cierpllwie, be to wszYstko ms
promo, DO wyznah zadnyc
ME zrobi i tylko pragnie u
mierae W spokoju.
Vice aadne ME drecza CT
obawy, przyjacielu?-spyt
kapian fagodnle-i czy r
mYsl o smierci zupetnie JEST
s~pokoJny?
-Spokojny jak potepienie
-zawoiaf Jakob z wyraze,
takiej rozpaczy, he przejal gi
sLa.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-01-30
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Sir William Gun ,ho cminont nbvsi-
cian of London is drlI
~ r,; ,.
WIZ ~ s"'r!,'Ts ~ '''Ah i"90
"om'n i"c."o.ns o''i'N.'n
INC ~ .l"H!,' pa o"h i 'i' "uolO-
gu fesoluI'un Expressing ''n'ioe''''
IA WI "'hcIi'
Mrs. Leah Hayes, color'd, dled at
her sons residence, III over, Del at
the reputed age of 10 y";N,>
John Wynn. Survi' 90 OF the famous
shannon ana th"san "Ai>' H%ht, dled at
Truro, Nova SCOTIA, ss>I lu6 years.
Postmaster Van Colt of Now York
has appointed his son Richard to tho
position IT ade vacant by Cashier LoUns-
'".IA
'ulla Shat e. o. ortIahu, Me- upon
wnom Dr. owen Hi"rleh lsrharSeu WIN
criminal MAJ P''"''''e' Is oea"' ~ Mu-
rich Is unceF ~ resi- an . 'haETo OF muir
oef'
nuy i nrncf' YAK colloc'or ana treas
uFer ot tho c!CS oi augusta Me- SHo'
nlmseli III MS o",'" %llh H"l''uai IN
teht. 40 says III h"aIt' was th' cause
OF the act'
Tho 50 lasters employed in the fac
tory of Il. haskell at East Weymouth,
Mass, have struck against Il reduction
OF six ceIts per case. Tho firm en-
ploys 500 hands and DO arge business.