davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

NEW Idea embraced In Ely's Cream Balm.
Catarrh Is cured by cleansing and healing
not by drying up. It is not a LIQUID or snuff
but is easily applied into the nostrils. Its ef-
feet is magical and a Thorough treatment will
cuse the worse cases. Price sc.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills. are the
My genuine pennyroyal pills made At
ruggists and by mail, 81. ONCE, 203 "
9t b ST.. Phila. Ladies bewale of limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
vvIlmingtoa uIearfpr uog..

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
" ta~ clearing house to-day were: Total
&sls. .79i balance, $40 2S3.l9.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

"BUT why do you want TO marry herr" "Be.
cause love her" MY dear fellow, that's an
excuse not a reason. saturday Evening
Post
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
Xmas GIFT.

IR you are about 10 end the year no better
than you began it, don't let it happen again,
New York World.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

WITH Ely'A Cream Balm a child can be
treated without pain or dread and with per-
feet safety. Trv the remedy: IL cures eatarrh,
hay fever and colds In the head. IL is easily
applied into the nostris and gives relief with
the first application. Price soc.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

Xmas Gift.
A box OF fine cigars at J. II. Harkins's ciga
store, No. 2l5 w. 4th street.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

Weather Indications.
Light SHOWS; southeasterly winds and
warmer.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Mrs. HowELT.s-"I gave Noyes a cold
watch as a Christmas present" Mrs. Neri-
soft -"Strange coincidencel / gave Harry a
gold watch lie is very careful OF it. He
says he hangs II up while on the road
jewelers. Circular.
Jack jerks was a victim Of liver complaint
Ills strength was exhausted, his pulse had
RroNn faint.
He had ulcers and tumors and all sorts of
humors,
And the fills that he suffered would weary
saint
Folks said that Jack jerks would never be
cured,
But Jack said he would-that they might be
assured.
Pierce'e q. ". Discovery wrought his recovery,
After all the po fellow 80 long had endured.
Such multitude Of serious, distressing and
often fatal n.alades spring from a disOrdered
liver ID Pierces Golden Medical discovery
creates healthy action Of this important
organ. and the ills that nave their origin there
can be cured by its prompt and faithful use.
All druggists.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29

SHE-"He is a person Of perfect ease and
self-possession. and g thoroughly at home
anywhere" He-"Yes, he even has the fac
ulty OF making you feel a total stranger in
your own house. ."-Detroit Free Press.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
w. SEONHHNSKA
go MihDaukee Ave. Ghicnuo III.
OgfOszemic gazeciarskie.

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Zjednoczonych, majaceJ pod}ug
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w JAZZ; spos6b najwlekszy zysk
MONA clagnac . pieniedzy i t. d.
i t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
PhACCIE IA
Swieto s~ocyalno-do-
m~okratyczne.

Wszystkie pisna nlemieckie
uwazia przebieg ,,swieta" socya-
MISUNDERSTANDING w dnlu 1go
maja "a wielk2 pleske socyalnei
demokracji. Demokratyczna Der.
lihska Volkszeltung," kt6re1 chyba
ME MONA pos2dzaG O wroeie
wzgleden socyalnej demokrakcj
usposob'en1e, pisze up. co haste
puje.
,,Urzadzajacy swieto zawiedli
sic gruntownle! -Przez kilka mic
slecy narobill lyle wrzawy i ha4a.
Su, re MONA sic by1o spodzlewac,
II dnia lgo maJa ME pozostanie
kamieh ma kamleniu lotto wielki
dzieh ten przeszedf ME wyrwa-
wszy Z posad $wlata, iak sadzili
przywodzcy socjalno demokraty-
cZnl.
Urz2dzaj2cy swieto postarali
sic sami o to, re dzisiaj pisma
wszystkich stronnlctw p~olitycznych
sic Z mich na~Smiewaja, stwierdza-
JAG ogromne fasko manifcstacji
We wszystkich krajach. w pis-
mach Observation-Disclosures
poJawla sic tez tn owdzIe gnlew
ma tych, ktorzy manltestacle spo-
wodowali."
" podobny sposob odzywa
sic l reszta plsm niemlecklch, a
take francuzkich, szwajcarskich,
angielsklch wloskich it'd.
Nigdzie ME zostaiy zapowie-
diane manlfestacje uwienczone
spdziewanym skutklem, a gdzie
mialy najwiecej wydok6w powo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
.PtACCIE IA
TO / OWO

0 n5ezudzhi;ch zwycza7ach ma
wysp'e Madagascar, gdzie
szczep ludu sakha!au6w lyie,
przec1w ktorym francuzi obec.
ME wojula, donosi, codopiero
stamtad powracajacy komen-
dant okretu. Kazde w Platek
urodzone tam dzjecie wynosza
90 lasu ! pozostawiaiq ]a be-
wsze'klel IudzSiei opieki. To
dz'e]e sic ola tego, pon!ewaa
P!atek uwazajq "a bezwgled.
ME nleszczesi,wy dziei. no
dobnego powodu ma rowne
skazane hywaja cierplenia ma.
fe te 1stotki urodzone W Me
dzlele, a mianowicie = ponie-
waz lch ojcowie obawla]a sic,
ze W ow dzieh ma SWAT PRIV
szfe dziecko mog1oby cd Mich
samych bye pote2niejsze. KaA.
de ludzkie stworzenie, ktore-
60 urodzenle kosztowato mat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

meryki, DO bys sic przekle}a i bys
o Bogu zapomnia}a, DO zamieszka-
ME TAXI, co dziecl ma, to try al
DO cztery dulary ma mieslac daG
musi, q jeszcze co sic dzieci ma
Ja cicho obchodzic pred ich bu-
dynklem, to MECH Pan Jezus bro
nj! A DO szkoly tax musza bye
ubrani jak do koSciola. Kazdy ty-
dzieh 4achy prac prasowaG wszys-
tko pleknie. A ma to nlemoze wys-
tao, alec o tenn ME ma pytania,
jeno wszystko homie i honorn1e
musl bye. A jak do spowiedzi
dzlecko przyjdzie, to ten st:oj kosz-
tuje Is duIar6w, a wszyscy jedno-
stajne odzieme musza mlet, jak-
by to iedno by}o. Moja Helena pc
zimle tez przyjdzie do spowledzi.
Kazimierzowi many sto szesc-
dzieslqt i szesG dularow frejkarty
do oddania. Zeby on nam byf pi-
sal, re swoich mic ME mia}, ale
wszystkie pozyczone cd ludzl, to
mybym ME byli sli do Ameryk1,
ale coz teraz zrobiG! dug muslin
oddawac a cia}o szkaradzaG i sic
martwit! DO zeby tn tax by}o we
soto ]ak W starym kraju, to bym
sic ME smucili, ale tn jest wszyst-
ko opacznie l przewrotnle. Clio
wleka tax pochowia jak bulwy w
kuie, a "a to zawlezienle oslem-
dzleslat dularow musl dac; a jak
male dzlecko, to 20 dularow; a
kiedy chce ma Msze da6, to 5 du-
larow; a "a chrzest 2 dulary; a "a
Stub 10 dularow; to wszystko dro-
go jest. A teraz ma szkoie so i
5 dularow many kazdy dawac, a
ma kosci6} 20 dular6w, a gdziez
my ma to mozem wystat, CO ma
my dosyc innego d}ugu! TO ja-
bym wnet rozum zgubifa, Jak So
bic do glowy wezme o TEN wszys-
tkiem! ia Ameryki ME beue pre-
kllna1a, boo ona sic bez wolf Boz
klej ME ziawl1a, ale MECH kazde-
go Pan Bog broni cd tych mysli,
zeby starry kraj opuscit, a do A
meryki szed}! A Z reszta bye cicho!
kto najmniej bedzie m0g}, to sic
powroci nazad. Aoja znajoma J6-
zefino pozdrawiam Ciebie cd mas
wszystkich krewnych i znanych.
ia o%]ciec odse}am ciebie llstku
moi, ldz do mego zlec1a W dom
idz z Bogiem do starego kraju, a
MECH toble drzwl otwieraja i Gle z
ochota witaja a dok}adnle czytaia.
(Podalismy powyzszy list
jedynle jake pr6bke pisania
grynhorna, ktory, jak sic do
myslamy, by} W starym kraju
pasterzem albo muzykantem,
/ ztad pewnie tax melancho-
llcznle usposobiony. Wiemy,
re kazdy grynhorn w pier
Wszym roku teskni do stare
60 kraju, lecz zwykle, skoro
sic przyzwyczai dc ochedos-
twa porzqdniejszego zycia,
gubl niecheG do tutejszych
stosunk6w.- Redakcya VIA
rusa).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

dzenia, udaremnita je juz naprz6d
czuina dion policii.
S}owem, jezeli kiedyskolwiek
okaza}o sic prawdz'wem 1acinskie
przys}owie o g6rze imyszy, to w
dnlu l maia, W kt6ry wlelka ME
dzynarodowa koalicja socjalno-de-
mokratyczna poniosfa wielka ME-
dzynarodowa kleske.
Welding %berlihskiej ,Post"
przyszto W mlescie Hoechst mad
Menem W czwartek wieczorem do
ekscos6w ulicznych. kt6re sic "a
konczy}y uwlezieniem kilku socja-
lnych demokrat6w.
W Francji naruszyli swietuja-
cy spok6j pnbliczny W kllku miei-
scowosclach.
w Paryzu przyaresztowano
ogofem ME sto, ale pietset os6b,
choclaz pc najwiekszej Geese
nlewinnych. Pod wiccz6r przyszlo
W Paryzu do starcla pomiedzy ro-
botnikami, kt6rzy sic chcieIi udac
ma po|a ellzyjskie, a pollcja. Po-
niewaz pierwsi stawill op6r, przy-
wofa4a policja szwadron cwardii
municypalnej, rozkwaterownej, W
gmachu m~inisterstwa spraw we
wnetrznych. Bee wielkiego trudu
udato sic gwardyi rozproszyc thu
my, przyczem zosta}o wszelak 30
osob lekko ranionych, a okofo 100
przyaresztowanych.
Do ma}ego starcia przvszto
take II" placu Rzeczypospolitej,
gdzie jeden z robotnik6w wvstrze-
lIf do policyi Z rewolweru, ME ra-
Mac wszelako nikogo.
W Marsyljl zrabowali swletu-
jacy fabryke oleju; aresztowano
PREY tel sposobnosci przeszto 100
os6b.
W Troyes zniewazono czynnie
pewnego komisarza %policyinego,
tn okaza4a sig potrzebna takze i
pomoc wojskowa.
Tymczasem rozpoczeli w Tonr.
Going Robaix robotnlcy z dniem
lgo maja strejk, kt6ry wzros1 do
nlespodziewanych rozmiar6w. Dzi-
s'aJ obeJmuie on juz przesz}o so,
900 strejkuj2cych. Poch6d przez
miasto tylko z wlelkim trudem
udafo sic kawaler1i rozproszyc.
Zdaje sic wszelako, re bezro-
bocle ostatnie ME pozostaje W.
scls}ym zwiazku z swietem socia-
Inc acknowledgement.
I we W}oszech przysz}o tn i
0 wdz'e do ekscesow. w Rzymie
aresztowa}a pollcja W og6le tylko 46
osob, Z kt6rych 81 niebawem pu.
szczono ma wolnosc.
w Livorno rzucono W pobIi-
zu prefektury bombe, kt6ra eks-
ploduj2c zrani3a jedna osobe.
DO grozn1ejszej b6jkipomiedzy
pollcia a robotnikami przyszEo w
Turynle, gdzie z zebranych ma pe-
WYNN placu publicznym t1um6v
pablo kilka strza}6w rewolwero-
wych rzucano ma pollcja kamie-
miami.
Ramona przytem dwoch poll
cjant6w; wojsko dafo t. wv. slepa
salwe, poczem tfumy sic rozesz-
1y.
Take W Bononil i Medyola-
ME aresztowano kllka os6b. w
Medyolanie zrob1li swiatu]acy TO :,
botnicy zamach Ms galeria Wikto-
"a Emanue]a, zostali jednakze W
krotklm czasie odparci i rozpro-
szeni.
W Szwecji, Norwegji Danji
Anglj', Belgji, Holandj1, Hiszpanji.
szwajcarji i Austrji min2f dzien /
ma]a bez zak16cenla spokoju publ.
cznego.
.PEACCIE IA WIARTSA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi p~ociagami miedzy mia.
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas CITY
/ ST. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykaiacej
~wszystkich gldwnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa.
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem map, plandw
j a Z d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego ]epszego agen-
ia k~olejowego gdziekolwiekb2dz 10
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A, v. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. Act.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MJLWAUKFE&ST PAITI. wAv
Leave Wlnona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island cx. 1896 am
Chicago express 6..7p m, 1909 am
Chicago Nigh. Express. 11:oo $50 a IN
fast Maui ga pm. 1908 p m.
Edward Pelcer
A T E K A
ma rogu 3ciej Market ulic
Winona. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
LIST I AMERYKl
do Starego kraiu.

w
wydruSnwai list nastepu)qcy,
pod tytufem RAJ W Amery
ce:"
| Mlwalki duia l7go listopa
ia 1887.
Mech bedzie pochwalu-
ny Jezus CErystus!
Teraz my roIzice, ia ojclec
/ ia matka i MARGIN w tym lis,
Gle witamy sic z Wami i poz-
drawiamy Was wszystk,ch W
cafym domu: najprzod C'ebie,
aasz kochany Zieclu, i CIeble
Corko Vase wszystkie dz1at-
XII, DUE i male, wszystk1e
wespof pozdrawiamy i kocEa.
my z caiego serca. Zeby VAN
w,zyslkim Pan Jezus Chrys
tus i NaJswletsza Marya Pan,
ma Matka BoskA data bivgo-
slawlenstwo W zdrowlu i we
w~szystkiem TEN, co sobie zy
cZyla, mas "a bardzu sic
NE smucta, tylko naul wspo-
moge sparujc7e. co )aN napre-
dzel powrocim do swego sra
ju; DO Jak sobie wsponnaem,
to az nelpodobno opowie.
dzie6 tego zalu! Zeby my mo-
gil tax jak tie karty, to JUL
dawno nazad bym byI1 W ma
Sym kraju, ale z czfowleH,em
to tax ME jess, DO wiecej
kosztuie jak tie karty. A ma
syna Jakoba bedziem do smier-
CT narzekali; kiedy rad mas
chciaf widzie6, to mogt PREY
iecha6 mas zobaczyc, a nam
nlesfac f~rejkarty! A teraz chce,
re )emu many oddawac frei-
karte i powiada do ludzi, ze
ME bedzlem mogli lsc nazad,
al jemu oddamy. On mic ME
ma, choc Jest mlody i diugo
w Ameryce! A my starry ma
my miec tego! On nam HE
mole zrobic, zeby on mas ME
pusclf: DO to by byio oszuka-
ME. kledy on mas sclagnai, to-
by musiaf mas chowaG l po-
mleszkanle dac, DO tn So tel
prawa i sadly na takich nygU-
sow. Je2eli nam Pan Jezus u
2yczy zdrowia, to W lec;e po-
wrocim naZ%d. Marcln robi q
tym Erdmahsklch u jednego
pana w garbarni, IA Maryanna
chodzl 2 m":ka do fabryki; to
tel place / narzeka, aeby IA.
da do starego kra)u. Kto rhce
isc do An'eryki, to MECH idz;e
z Boglem! Ale Ty' kochany
Zieciu i Corko siedz spokoj
ME W Wie]kich Chefmach!
30 W Ameryce bysta ptakali
ma ten dzien cobysta sic 70
dzill, ]ak wszyscy drndzy, co
tn SO. ia prawde powiadam,
ale CT drudzi amerykauie, to
SO ob1udEicy Swiata, DO chva-
Ia, choc zle ma]a.
Teraz nasze kochaGe Dziec;
a my Wasi rodzlce obznajmu-
jenny VAN o amerykanskie]
pogodzle. Do tego czasu Jest
bez sniegui bez mrozu. Tylko
zrana przymrozen Jest. | co
d ueSZcz ~pr2epadYWa. "A te-
mu dobremu czasowi Jest kaz-
dy rad, DO sobie grosz zarabia
/ 2ycie ~ratule. 30 tn tego
grosza jest bardzo trzeba. Ma
~wszystkle strony zdzierstwo
wieksze jak W starym kraju.
kto sic ME da do parafii
wpiSac, to tego 2 koscio1a
wygania]a. A kto jest vpisa-
ny, ten Zaraz must wszyStko
cpiacac. Ale TAXI co dzieci
ma do szkofy, u chce je STAG,
ten pozna Ameryke, 10 mu
szq ma ka2dy mleslqc pta ;ic. A
teraz taxa szkole pobudowali,
co ma 9 klasow sa dzec1 roz-
laczone. To ia szkc1a wiele
tyslecy dolar0W kOsztuin o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

slfIe'oa, lak lelO kOnle moga
wy]sc, to tax jak z fora gno-
lu Z tenn cia}em jada. Teraz
ia Popielarskich Maryanna po-
maria prey pierwszym zlegu,
syn niezywy i zaraz ona tel
nie2ywa. Z JamkowSklch ka-
tarzyna byfy komoszki W sta
rym kra]u, a tn jedna smier
cia oble pomariy. Teraz talk
znany kto wiecej ME pomarl.
A ia MARGIN Augustowi gwiazd-
Ike przYsle, ieno Mich bedzie
zdrow; a ma drugi rae nam le-
pie] opiszta o tel nodze, czy
on mole chodzic, czy ME; DO
zesta niedokladnie plsali; my
ale w;emy, Jak on te noge ma
zranlona, czy ma juz zgojona.
A cd mas pozdrawiajta Glisz-
czyhska. My z Adamem gada.
Ii, on byf p%rzyiechany do mas
j nam powiadaf o tym Teoflu,
ze tel zimy u niego byl i sic
ozenit, ale teraz jest precz Cd
Adama, pewnle o nin ME vie.
Teraz VAN powiadamy, De
my cd mora dalei nil Wy.
my sasmy rychtych W poinocy
W te strone "a Male Chefmy,
tam my sd. Jak Was wle-
czor, tedy u mas obiad, a iak
my wieczor, tedy Wy mata
po}udnie. 30 my wiemy pc
tych zegarach, co ma wodzlc
mlell kleszonAowe. To jak z
woody lem wyladowall, to I
godzin my many mniej dnia i
z noca. A ma Sviety Jan u
mas cienia ME ma widzieG cd
czfowieka, tax sfonce nisko
Jest. 10 wszystko sic wydaje,
jakby ten SWAT byi ma reby
zwr6cony. ia o~jclec tn ]esten,
a u Was wszystko widze, DO
wiedno W pamieci mann o
swoim kra]u. Lnac mnie Pan
Jezus ukaraf, DO choG fem
m6gl zostac W starym kra-
ia, sic oh caiy sw6J wick ty-
lie nieskfopotai, jak tn OBJ ten
ieden rok. Ale Wy sic NE
smucta "a bardzo, DO my ME
So sami, ale tn jest taklch
bardzo wiele, co tax wyrzeka
ia tie frejkartY bfogos1awlq,
zeby by1y przepadfy. Kto tn
licho ma, to jak najIepiej pisze
DO starego kraju, a sobie mys-
Ia, MECH tn tax cierpia, jak
my teraz; choc swoi, to IA to
ida, a ten k%famstwem
sic bawia i falszywie pisza je-
dni Pc drugich, a przez to So
bic plek}o zapisuja, DO jak
przyjda, to sic przeklinajq /
jeden drugiego potepia, Teraz
pomiedzy ludzn,i jest wIelka
zdrada W swiecle, ale to wszyst-
ko kazdy dostanie cd Boga
PREY koncu zycia to Etamstwo,
plzedstawlone w oczy.
Pozdrawiamy J6zefa Dora
we, majstra kowala i Janu-
szewskiego, 2eby talk dobrzy
byli, a sic zlozyli i nam PREY.
stall ma droge = to choG W
zlmie bym nazad sic powro-
Gill z wlelka radosc:a. Moi
wszyscy znani prosim Was
serdecznie! Otwartem sercemdo
Was wolamy:: zlntujta sic mad
mani! a bedziem sic starali, co
VAN oldany, choc Marcin
bedzie W starym kraju cara
biat oddawal pc trosze !,
wszyscy sobie qomozem, jak
n%ajlepiej bedzlem mogli; mo-
Re Gliszczyhskich by nam co
pomogli! Zebys corko do n1ch
poszfa? To jak bym przysli,
to bym oddall wszystko. Tam
poobejdz tych znanych, MECH
sic zioza ma has troje, co sic
powrocim jak najpredzej do
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21
THE BOILER EXPLODED.
A Fatal Accident in the Boiler Room
of Green House.

John F. Kelly, W. A. Peacock, R. S. Fergu-
son, James Holiness Mark Hawkins and Everett
Wroe were members of the coroner's jury that
viewed the mangled remains of Winfield
Sutherland, which lay on the dissecting table
at the morgue this afternoon.
The deceased was killed yesterday afternoon
by the explosion of a boiler at the green houses
of Strauss & Co., on the Bladensburg road near
Mt. Olivet cemetery. The dead man was about
thirty-fve years old and had no family. He
was in the boiler room yesterday after
noon and the engineer, George Pollard,
was standing outside near the door. There
was no noise made to warn any one Of the
danger before the boiler exploded. Sutherland
was standing in front of the boiler when the
explosion occurred, and he never knew what
struck him. heavy piece of iron from the
front Of the boiler struck him in the chest and
made a cut through to the backbone. One leg
and an arm were broken and his body was
otherwise badly mutiated. The escaping
steam cooked the flesh OH his body, but his
face was not at all disfgured. The large roof
of the boiler room was lifted high in the air
and directly over the boiler hole was made
through it.
The force Of the explosion was so great that
persons about the neighborhood thought it was
earthquake. The noise attracted many to
the scene and the dead body was removed to
the morgue as soon as possible.
The boiler that exploded was new one. The
coroner's jury will endeavor to ascertain the
cause OF the explosion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY.
How the Holiday VIII Be Observed In
This City.

Tomorrow will be observed as a holiday in
this city. The government departments,
the banks and other public institutions
Will celebrate the birthday of Washing
ton by suspending business. The 22d
OF February is legal holiday. There
will be no public observance of the day. The
Washington Light Infantry corps and the Old
Guard, Union Veteran corps, and National
Rifles will parade. The Mexican war veterans
will hold their annual meeting and then sit
down to banquet.
THE LIGHT INFANTRY TO PARADE.
The Light Infantry corps will leave the
armory on 18th street at o'clock and. headed
by the National Guard band. will parade over
the following route: Down the avenue to Sd
street turn back up the avenue to 18th. to X,
to 18th to the avenue. to 18th, to the armory.
The Old Guard and National Rifles will ceIe-
brate Washlngton's birthday by joint parade
Ill the afternoon. At o'clock the two organi-
cations. with the Marine band, will move from
the R1tes armory down G. street to It'll. to
Pennsylvania avenue, to AZ street then up the
north side of the avenue to 18th street. to X, to
I'D street, to Pennsylvania avenue to the Old
Guards armory. where the Rifles will be enter
tanned at luncheon, similar courtesy having
been extended to the Old Guard by the Rifles
at the conclusion of last years parade.
Prot. Fred Relchenbach, the Ginning expert
will manipulate the bells of Metropolitan NJ E.
church tomorrow afternoon, commencing at 4
O'Clock. An elaborate program has been ar
ranged
The Oldest Inhabitants association will meet
tomorrow morning at their room, Corcoran
building, for preliminary meeting at 1890
O'Clock a. M and at u o'clock noon will hold a
meeting for the public at large. Washington's
farewell address will be read by Noble D.
Larner, esq, a member. and some remarks will
be made by J. A Wineberper who WAS sa1actad
by the committee for the occasion, also men,
Der of the association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21
A MAGNIFICENT BANQUET.
The Unprecedented Dinner to be Given
by Mr.. Carnegie Next Week.

The banquet rendered by Mr.. Andrew Car
negIe to the President and cabinet and Mr.
Carnegie's colleagues of the international
American conference at the Arlington hotel
next Tuesday evening will not only be the finest
affair OF the kind ever given in Washington
but will be the most unique and original in its
arrangements. Mr.. Carnegie intrusted the en-
tire management OF the dinner to William E.
Curtis, the executive officer of the conference,
and the only instructions given him wero to
make it the finest ever given in Washington
and in the United States if possible. Viands
and wines have been specially ordered from
Europe and the menu will represent the rarest
products of the word. The floral decorations
alone will cost small fortune and will be ar
ranged by Washington florist. who has added
to his own supply by orders to the florists of
New York. Boston, Newport and the south.
Between the courses of the dinner concert
will be given by the best artists both vocal
and instrumental, that can be secured-such a
concert as any lover of music would go far to
hear. Mr.. Carnegie never does anything by
halves, whether he gives a dinner party or en-
dows a library and this event will be notable
i'll the social annals OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Baltimore lodge, No. 2, LON, will come to
this city this evening and visit Friendship
lodge. No. T. The visitors will be received at
the depot and escorted to the lodge room.
The new cable-power house erected by the
Washington and Georgetown railway company
at the foot of 18th street will be the scene OF a
grand ball, to be given next month by the Con-
ductors' and Drivers relief association. The
proceeds Will be for the benefit of the fund of
the association
reception and entertainment was given
last evening at the National Rifles armory by
De Molay mounted commandery. No. 4, knights
Templar, which was great success.
The veteran fremep last evening completed
arrangements for visiting Baltimore to present
q testimonial to the Baltimore veterans next
Thursday evening. They will leave by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and about twenty
five persons will go over.
rip Van Wrinkle" will be played at Chapel
hall, Kendall Green, on Saturday night this
week at s o'clock.
VIM. Fracture, colored, fell down the steps at
1126 street northwest yesterday and broke his
shoulder blade. He walked to the Emergency
hospital. where the fracture was set.
Ambrose VI. Brown tried in the Police
Court yesterday on charge of obtaining 81
under false pretenses. He was held in 800
bail TO await the action OF the grand jury.
A spring trotting circuit has been formed in
cluding Philadelphia. New York, Washington,
Baltimore and Paterson.