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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
RHACCIE IA
SZCZERE STARANlE.

Wdowiec Polak, lat IS, z troll
giem dziecl, stolarz z profesyi,
przesz1o s lat W stafej robocie,
p%osiadajacy okofo $500 dolarow
majatku, przesz}o 8 lata radny
przy koscieIe katolickim, poszuku-
je W dom swdJ gospodyni lub tez
zaraz zony Polk, dobrej katolicz-
XII, w odpowiednim wieku w
miescie, w kt6rem mieszka, mafo
jest rodzin polskich i ME mog}by
znalezc tam osoby, jak1ej szuka,
ola tego ma tel drodze czynl sta
rama, ma]ac nadzieje, re ME da-
remnie.
W sprawie teJ ofiaruie swoJe
posrednictwo nizej podplsana "a
pewniajac zasiegajqcym blizszych
szczeg6}ow jaknajsclslejsze docho-
wanie taiemnicy oraz zareczajac
"a szczere zamiary starajacego sic.
4. Wecka
Cor. Hawker & Clover Str. Mr.. 4.
DAYTON, Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
Szko4a Akuszeryi
w Chicago.

"a dwoch lat istnieje W Chi
go szkota ~akuszeryi, z kt6rej wysz-
10 wlele zdolnych akuszerek Gle
szacych sic obecnie dobrem po-
wodzeniem.
Nauka udzielana Jest W jezy-
ku polsNim przez trzech doktorow.
kazda kobieta pc ukonczeniu tel
naukl zapewnia sobie utrzymanie.
Szko}a ia i dyplom z niei
otrzymany maja uznanie zarzadu
lekarskiego Estate Board of Healthy.
Pc blizsze o%bjasnienla zg}aszac
sic do: nEscalapian College Of Md
oyery" Dr. W. H. Orglert Sc.
cretary, SIG W. 18th str. Chicago,
III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
MYDkO BADGERA najlep-
re - pytajcie o ME.
co ShYCHAC?
BISMARK luz poszed{ ma O

BlSMARk juz poszed{ ma Cd
stawke. Pc ostatnich wyborach W
panstwie nlemieckiem, W kt6rych
partye rz2dowe ma glove polite
zosta1y, zwalaf m4ody cesarz Will
helm g}6wna wine "a to n~leszczes-
Gle ma Bismarka, Bismark zas ma
Wilhelma. Bismark swoje a ce-
SURF swoie, az zelazny ksiaze do te-
go stopnia sic rozindorzy}, re Will
helmowi podziekowa4 za urzqd kan
clerza. Cesarz kontent . tego, l
natychmiast zamianowaf soble in
nego k]anclerza, genera}a V. Capri
vi. Potem chciaf Bismarka udo-
bruchat i wysokie godnosci mu ma
dawa} a jego syna chcia} zroblc
tymczasowym ministrem spraw
zewnetrznych, lecz AMI starry, ami
m4ody Bismark zadnej wiecej }aski
Cd popedllwego monarchy przyjac
ME chca.
Skoro tylkc Bismark ustapiF,
%papierowe pien1adze niemieckie ma.
tychmlast spad}y W Genie. Kapi-
tallscl w cafem swiecie lekaja sic,
II cesarz goraczka wnet czy z tym,
czy 2 owym sasiadem r~ozpocznle
woine, a najwiecej teraz spodzie-
waja sic wo]ny Z Niemcami Mo-
skale, lecz ci So ma to dobrze PREY
GCtOWanl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
AmerYka.
w SEJMIE Stanu

w SEJMIE Stanu Iowa juz
r~ozpocze}a sic walka mad pytaniem:
Czy ustawy z%akazujace wyszynku
piwa i wodek maJ2 lstniec dalej,
czy 1ez znowu maja bye dozwolo-
ne licencye i kazdy powiat Z oso-
bna ma g%1osowac, czy ma W MIN
bye dozwolone sprzedawnie wodek /
piwa IL local optic ny, / W
Kansas, pod przewodnictwem Sc
natora II. ii. Bentle j Qrepu-
blikanina) rozpoczeFa sic zacieta
walka przeciw prohiblcyi.
NASZE STANY ZJEDNO-
CZONE wydaja rokrocznie l42
mllionv dolar6w ma wojsko = 80
milion6w wieccj, niz pahstwo ME
mieckie. Wojska sta}ego majq jed
Make Stany Zjednoczone bardzo
ma4o,: tylko 1852 zofn;crza i ma
to wyda]q bardzo ma}o. Ale W tym
roku wydaf ten kraj II millon6w
dolar6w ia pensye Ola zofnlcrzy Z
~ostatniej wojny, 4 taklch zgfasAa
sic coraz wieccj, tax II Cd lipca
1890 do lipca 1891 bedzie trzeba
wydat na pensvc ola zo}nierzy
9~S,427,4Gl dolarow.
y kANADG nadchOdzl VIA
domosG, lie vice-gubernator Schultz
odm6wi swoJego podpisu codoplero
uchwalonemu prawu o wydalenlu
re szk64 jezyka francuskiego l znie-
sleniu szkol katolickich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
POszukiWanie.

=. Poszukuje sic Feliksa Strzv.
zewsklego, rodem z pod Kcyni. =
hsleestwa Poznahskiego. Mai PRIV.
Dyc 90 Ameryki 2 lata temu .Kto-
by wiedzia} o MN, gdzie przeby-
wa albo on sam mech, da wiado-
nose DO mnie, jego siostry: Julia
Strzysewsha 299 Market Str, Pater-
son N. j., albo tez do M. Piasec-
k1ego pod tym samym adresem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27

oszozerce g}owa ME boil, DO ko-
respondent Warusa ME mysli
pred taklm niedowiarkiem zdawac
rachunku z swych praktyk religlj-
nych. Moze ow bezwyznanowiec
(Poniecki) da4 ma kosci6} i do
spowiedzi chodzi.
DaleJ zarzuca to~warzystwu sw.
Jozefa, IL urzadza obchody naro-
dove W ten sposob: idzie do kos
cio}a ma msza sw., potem alkohol
pie, - lecz ME pisze, W iaki
spos6b tutejsi zw%lazkowcy obcho.
dy narodowe urzadzaja; OTTO zgro-
madzala sic W prywatnym domu,
a uplwszy sic wyprawiaja Gale
noce burdy, ha}asy i krzyki, tax
il ludzie obok mieszkajacy spac
ME moga.
TAX samo %napomyka zaciety
zwiazkowiec, IL ci ludzie, ktorzy
nj do kosciola nj do towarzystw
ME nalez2 i ME reprezentuja lad
neJ WARY i narodowsci, So niczem
pomiedzy wszystkiemi narodami i
musza zmarniec, a wiec autor
odnosnej korespcndencyi M. 10
Zgody, Jako mason, bezwyznano-
vice musl naiprz6d zmarniet.
Kazdego prawego Polaka kato-
lika jest obowiqzkiem uczyc swoJe
dzieci pacierza wpajac W NJ
uczciwe nerodowe zasady, lecz cry
6w correspondent TAX czyni! Mel
a navel jest zupe}nie obojetnym
IA to, re iona jego z dzieckiem u
obcych ludzi sic poniewiera. Jego
g}6wnemi zasadami So: ludzi bu-
rye, cd chaiupy do cha}upy sig
wa!esac, alkohol pic i bezwstydnie
do kobiet sic umizga6, "a co juz
nieraz drapaka lub %pantohem
odebra}. Oszczerstwem jest to,
]akoby Polacy, sprawiaiac szafe
ola tow. sw. J6zefa, mieli porzadnie
zapija6 i drugich przymuszac, ably
pill, DO to n1by idzle wszystko W
rachunek szaty; 0 tenn mic ME-
wiemy, a jezeli sic tax dzia}o, to
ME kto inny zapi1a}, jak tylko S.
Gozdzicki wraz Z swolmi bracmi,
kt6rzy Ja robill, a potem wszystko
W rachunek szafy podall.
Dalej rozwodzi sic Namliwy
autor, il i'm jedn2 q dam amator-
Ike odm6wllisny, a to ola tego, ably
mas teatru uczy1a, tax jak te pania
poprzednio S. Gczdzlcki uczyf. To
jest k1amstwo, ktore wszelka mia
re przebra}o. Wszakze S. Gozdzi-
cki nawet p}ynnie pc polsku ME
czyta; p~rzeciez jego samego przez
s tygodni muslano uczyc jednego
wyrazu kostium wymawiac,
a chwali, sig re on panic teatru
uczy}-pytam, gdzie i kiedy? Ola
takich dyrektor6w, iakim jest S.
Gozdzicki, stosowniejsze oprowa-
dzanie niedzwledzia pc ullcach,
zeby zarabial Gently ola krzykacza
ma odwilzenle zbolalego zo}adka.
Synowle %k}amstwa, ~jeszcze
jedne wan zrobie uwage. Jezeli
mi udowodnicle, IL to la naplsa-
lem korespondencya 0 Tow. Kro-
lestwa Polskiego i jego przywodcy,
u%mieszczona W mr.. 3 Warusa, to
wan wolno bedzie nazwac mle
~oszczerca i k}amca ME tylko W
masonskiej Zqodxie, ale 20 wszyst-
kich pismach. - A spamietaJcie
sob1e dobrze, IL psu wolno ma Pa
ma Boga s~zczczekaG, lecz ugryzc
ME wolno.
Manynalian Wola'fshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
Dobra ~Sposobnosc
nabycia fanny.

W tym mlesiecu odw1edze
miasto Chicago, Lemont, La Sale,
Detroit, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh i inne leszcze miejsca,
skoro mi czas pozwolr.
Ktoby wiec zechcia} sic re
NINA widzieG we ~wzgledzle kupie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
GRUNTA Ma FANNY
W polskiej kolonli
P O Z N A n
w Clark GOYmtyo wis.

Okolica ia jest rorosla PFC
knym lasem. Rola Jest pszenny
czarnozlem Z t}usta glin2 pod spo-
dem. Grunta te lea cd 1, 4 do
5 mil anglelskich od miasta, targu,
koleji i kosciola oddalone. Wszel-
kie gatunkl tax zimowego jak i
latowcgo zboza tam sig udawaj2.
Kukurudza (corn) oraz wszelkie
warzywa tam chodu]a. Drzewo
porzqdkowe i ma opaf sprzedac
MONA W pobliskiem miasteczku
kaldego czasu za got6wke. Dobrej
woody jest dose / zawsze pod DO
statklem, W wielu miejscach znaj-
duj2 sic strumYkI, wzdfuz kto-
rych So piekne pastwiska i 42kl.
Bagien, kamleni i g6r tam ME ms.
Polacy W oKolicy tel juz zamieszku-
ja, W ich poblizu ~ieszcze grunt M
sprzedaz many. Cena gruntu jest
Cd $500 Go $1,000 Ia akier. Pier.
VISA wpiata ma grunta ta jest /
dollar cd akra, reszta zaS plating
4 lub5 ratach rocznych. Kupu-
iqcym grunt Cd a daiemy DO
kontraktu abstrakt ably sic ~przeko-
nae mogIi, IL kupili grunt cd Was
cic!i. Wolna jazda ola wszystkich,
kt6rzy HAWAII gruntu kupiq.
Mapy, oplsyi blizszc sZczegdFy o
tvch grnntach %przcsy}aja bezp}at
ME "a odcbranlem adresu.
PIETROWICZ,S $50.
Az Mitchell ulica
WIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
w W Iowie, dokg

w DUBUQUE, w LOWE, doka0
to niedawno aposto}owa} Cenzol
Zwiazku Mar. Pol, buduja sobie
farmazyni dom modlitwy, kt6ry be-
die kosztowaf 125 tysiecy dola-
row.
W PROCESIE o lynchowa-
ME Szweda Jakoba OlesoD W
White Hall. Wis, skazani zostali
iona i syn Olesona, Charles John
son i Ole Sletto ma dozywotnie
wiezienie W domu karnym z TREE
ma dnlami osobnego zamkniecia W
roku.
STAN ZDROWIA mllwauc-
klego Arcybiskupa KS. Heissa,
ktory ley chory w La Crosse,
znacznie sic pogorszy}.
ASHLAND, Wis. " pro-
cesie przeclw Perrinowi O zrabo-
wanie banku W Hurley, orzekll W
dniu 10 marca sedziowe przysiegll,
IL ME mogli sic ujednac wzgledem
zdania co do why ~oskarzonego.
Szesciu prysieg}ych by}o "a uwol-
nleniem a szesciu "a potepieniem
oskarzoncgo. Prokurator distrykto-
wy Rossman oswiadczy}, IL %conaj-
mniej dwdch przysleg}ych ~zosta}o
przekupionych.
w NEBRASCE W tym tygo-
dniu juz SIG rozpocze1a robota W
polu.
w CINCINNATI, ma socya-
~listycznym obchodzie rocznicy fran
cuskiej Komuny, W dniu % marca,
przemawia} g}osny herszt socyali-
stow niemiecklch Most, wystepujac
nietylko przeciw obecnemu porzad-
kowi spofccznenou, ale nawet pre-
civ samemu Bogu. - Podamy o
TEN ciekawa korespondencya w
przysz}ym numerze naszego pisma.
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27

Z Mezopotam j, gdzie
poczatkowo mleszka} patryarcha
Abraham, %przenios}a sic cholera do
Persyi / tam sic srozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
Arch Street, PbUad'a,

~
, Ma suchoty, krotki Cd
choroby gard}a, sap.
ks, m%ocna ,ograszke, Dol
tyzm neuragia i wszelkie zasta.
vale i nerwowe %choroby.
Original "a i Iedynie prawdziwa ku-
1acya sciesnionym oXygenem doktor6w
6tarkoy i Palen jest W uzyciu cd lat
20. Zast6sowuje sig PREY tenn magne-
tyzowany oxygen | nitrogen, a masa
tax przyrzadzona, IL MONA ja rozselae
pc calem swiecie.
Doktorowic STARKEY i PALEN
pozwalaja so5ie powo4ywaG sic ma ma
stepujace znakomitoSci, kt6re" uzywa}y
ich kuracyi:
Hon. WIN. D. KELLEY, Mem. of Congress Phil.
Rev. NICTQR |; coNRAD, Ed; Lu'h.n 0bser Phil:
Hon. VIM. PENN NIXON. Ed. Inter- ocean, Chicago. III
W.H.WORTHINGTON Editor NewSouthN ew York.
N,qd ! M +; ?; vRq 93Tth 2YfneMo Kan.
Mr.. F. c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Mr.. FRANk Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon: W; ". SCHUYLER, Easton, Pa.
F FibMilsH 8'iY So1 S'S Wainys, A iH;,ha s sh1'1; Rho to:
ALEXANDER RITCHIE, Inverness, Scotland.
Mrs. MANUEL N.ORTEGA FresnilloZrecateca Mex
Mrs.EMMA COOPER Ctna, Spanish Honduras, CA.
J. COBB, Ex-Vicc Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
Nj. V. ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal.
J. .Sup't Police, Blandtord, Dorsetshire, Eng.
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
se,ki innych Pc calych Stanach Zjednnoczonych.
COMPOUND Oxygen-its Made of
Action and Results OTTO nazwa novel bro
szury o 200 stronach. p~ublikowanej przez doktorow
Starkey Palen, ktora dale wszekie informacye o tel
kuracyi prAe- oddyChanie; dostawione swiadectwa cd
setek wylczonych. Rraszurka kazdemu darmo przy-
sana zostanie ma zyczenie.
DRS. STAKKEY & PALEN.
No. 1929 Arch Street. Philadelphia Pa.
Prosze nam napisac. ii akiej gazety
kto sic O mas dowiedzial.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
BUSINESS IN TIE COURTOF APPEALS.
Albany April ae.-ln the Court Of Appeals to-day

Albany. April 29-ln the Court Of Appeals today
the following decisions handed down
The People respondent, agt. the President. etc. Of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company: William 4.
Fox respondent, ait The village Of Fort Edward IN re
Of ii. c. Meyer; the Bank of Buffalo appellant, ael
John Thompson; samuel W. Lewis, appellant, az.
Charles G. Wilson, President. ETC.: John nightingale
and another appellant act. Moses l.. Esema and an
other. Judgment affirmed with costs
Hydraulic Power Company IN re tie New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad COMPANY, % M respondent 10
Charles Hyatt. appellant, at the State Award al
and another order Of the General Term reversing the
Judgment Of the trial court affirmed s sna judgment
The People. respondent aG Joseph Chapeau.
Judgment affirmed
The following causes were argued:
John VI. staIman. ct al. appellants. agt Agnes l..
Ellen fIorgan as exeeutrix ct al. appellants agt.
Samuel Riker, ct al. executors. eJc.
iauris Tendrup. respondent. agt. the Joan steven
Wellington Porter. appellant, agt the Union Blue
In the matter Of application Of Rochester to ac
quire right 10 draw water from liemlock ana Cana
dice lakes not exceeding 100000 gallons day.
In the Second Division the following decisions were
handed down
The Mcriden National Bank, appellant. agt. Peter
W. Gallaudet, respondent. Judgment reversed. new
trial granted, costs to abide the event.
sophia NJ shepard, appellant, ast. Joseph 0oss-
Walter NJ Hands, ct al, implicated. respondents
order affirmed and judgment absolute rendered against
'"e Marion L. Todd. respondent sgt Annie c. IIaeger
annc,Iant: John +. Wickens, respondent agt Thomas
Tnster appellant Ilallam Edridge, appellant, agt
the city of Binghamton respondent. Judgment al
6rmed with costs.
The following causes were argued
Clement Reed, respondent, agt. the Clarks Cove
Roland r. Dennis. respondent, agt. the Massa
chusetts Benefit Association. appellant e..,..-. ..
The American Primitive Methodist Society, re
spondent agt the Brooklyn Elevated Railway Com
pany, appellant. ,. .
,John r. Dooley and another, appellants.
Following are the day calendars for April 30:
First Dvlson-Nos. s93. 273, $685. 33o, Id, 34t
second Divlslon-Nos. 9e7. 96s. 947 $50. s63. s35
nd
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
rpo77ryc STOCK SOLD AT AUCTION.

The second spring sale by Peter C. keilose IN
Of trotting stock carriage horses, ETC., al Tue american
Institute Building yesterday, was not pafucuiar.
,vov AZ price, haye suffered from previous sales ana
the stock exhibited was not of high grade. Head
urbt black geldng six years old, by starlight dam
Dora. went 10 J. d. Wing for $3.50. ber'ha' oe'
mare. By Blackwood, out Of Starlight, was son 70
~ s,mnson for $3.50 Pinehurst black station
thrs, years old, by Kentucky Dictator-berfta' "ss
secured by william MCGUIRE for $500. W. simpson
bought for 1850 Harvest tr., bay stallion, SIX yea
o,d bv Volunteer. Magnetzer, bay stallion, eight
years old swep:se, dam ey %aSfF Sf seGoa easa
Abdaah Wilkes Cymba was knocked down T;oT 70 .; E.
& j.. paid $40 for whalebone, bay stai,Ion seVeH
years DID, by AbdaIah Wilkes oat ., y issa1p'Mss
Nerrilie, went TO b. J. Gleason, Of Long Island Si,y
for $50 Hercules imported Percheron stalon n
sire sultan dam victorlne, was bought for 500 , ey
,ohn d. Wing. ii. H. Bowman on DID OK sS.e
secured Dur lon a chestnut gedilE six years o;o 1y
ISltimrs son Of Rysdyks Hambletonlan 10. L. W
a Law rclding sire 81. James, dam Dallas Aaids
brought So5O from X. B. Daily.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Golden's Bridge, n Y, April -. 1900
WINNING A FORTUNE IN THESE TIMES.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: I'm your issue of the "a inst. | saw Mr.. An
dlcw Carncg.,'s article entitled. ." How 10 Win
Fortune / have read 1t with much interest. But
/ am much impressed by the absurdity Of some of
his propositions.
The point which he prcsumes to prove IS that a
pnor Young man il afforded good opportunities To
day as hc ever was In his first statement he is
obviously in error II IS "A Wcll-lnoWn fact TIA,
the farmers of our State OF New York cannot com
pete in The production of wheat corn. beef. etc.
with the larger growers Of the West aud that these
small farms are being too often sold ont by the
herin. Hut II il the class which he terms the
lndu trial Of which desire more especially 10
speak. / think he contsadicts himself ut the out
.et The fall oi price, of manufactured articles
has been startling This chcapeung process ha,
been made possible only by ,onecntraton1 "Di-
vide thesc huge factories into smaller cstab-
II hmcnt.. and il viii be found Impossible to manu-
,,cture some OF the articles al ALL Do not these
statements show that II is inpos ,iblc for the small
manulaetur,r 10 do business A. regards the famou,
examples mentioned as starting thu. their several
successes due. without exception TO the condt tons
and opportunities which rc admits do not now exist
Will. not Instance Of Importance can be mentioned
which l. due To- the means he suggests for advance
ment-ihc cooperative plan hence we are forced Ia
conclude that his Ideas In this respect are all abstract
theory, and IN the absence OF proof must decline t.
accept them.
m order 10 advance at all, must be genius Ordinary
intelligent industry viii not suffice. And even he In
order succeed. must submit himself to the appfccia
flon of u generous employer This Is beautiful srnt
ment, but not very practical. Ills reward would
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Colrt-Gcncrsl Tefm-Iecess continued
srlrems caTied a. 10 ps'''''
supreme Colrt-Sleciai IcIIn-fart l-beiofc y bHeh'
supreme court-SIccial Term-rart II-Before Inga.
ham JNo, zoi 21e ?os 5SI lss s.o,,rOea for tho term
SUPREME -lrcuit-Part IL Before Lawrence. J..
Case cn~Kst vs.. smith, 10 ealspaaar; mach
Nos icl7 1880 1852 1853 1854 l555, 1893 1853 1850
1857 1858, 1859, 1850 1901, ls02, lJ25 IDOL 100 =,
DG5 1906 1867, 1865, 1869 1870. 1871. 1872. 1873.
' sarrSne Part Iygslcre ysa Brunt
753 i7s6 S is FIX 7ss 1881 1877 1855 1857 5e ilo5
Surrogate Court Before fsnson, s-WiLs Of Albert
Wn Ann T. eash Hou i5s El"tman" Low. nresG
+ Clark' Christopher Kocher, Wellington Crosby Mary
T. Chadscy, james J. Fogsrty and Icbccea small. 10
H,n =" rsric. Louis Borssci Ros1e Nathan Michael
Domncllv Israel Munshcimef b'ltha Cohen Elizabeth
Esms pa snd ad otto Il Tepane 70 70 M'as're @
Superior Ccurt-Spccial Jeim-beiofe IruaA Nos
Sup'fior Court-rrIal Tcrn-rarts /. IL and III-Ad
Commoa HSn ioT ne tr
Common pleas -hgui.' TEN before Larremore. c. j
Common pleas-Trai TeIn- Part I-Beiore Daly. j.
Case on~Wn o. Maitby q. Lane. No calendar.
Common Peas-Tiis 1srnt-Part ll-AdJourncd for The
citv Court-specal TcrmBeore GcgerIch. J.--Moons
City Corrt-Trlai T',n-fafts |. II and II-AdjoumeC
c.ry couTt-Tral Terur-rart Iv-Bcfore McAdam. c. J.
Court OF over and Teininer-Befcre Andrews j. and
Assistant Distiict-A ATTORNEY Davson-No.
and Assistant Dis:rct-Attorncy M,cdona.Nos. 90 In
elusive. .., po., II ,,o ,,
smyth and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Dayis.Sos. 4
Is, inclusive.
ard Assistant DlstrictAttouey Jeome-Nos TO II. In
elusive
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
RECEPTION TO DR. HENRY BARNARD.

4 ,cceptior will be given saturday afternoon
and evcning 10 DR.. Henry Barnard. one OF the
Oldest and one of the earliest educators OF THIS
,ountry and friend Of Horace Mann, By pe
teachers Of the public schools OF the city. lie has
i,.p invited to deliver lecture at the University
All the CIV Of New-N York saturday afternoon, and
subscription fund ha, been raised among the teachers
10 .ciray the expenses.
Dr Barnard, home is i'm Hartford. lie Is now IN
AL, eigncth year, and hi, health j. sOmcw hat fssoe
uc was the First United states Commissioner OF
Education. and he began his educational work III
this country sixty years ago.
on saturday evening the University and school
Extension Association holds its third and last dLl
rrr for the winter al ClarNs in West Tweny-thlrd-
H. state superintendent Draper. Dr. Patton. prsi'
dent OF Princeton. ana supcrntendents Jasper o NV
Work, and Maxwell. Of BROOKLYN. will speak Ut.
Iarnard will also be present to meet the public schcl
teachers of New York. BROOKLYN and New jersey WAC
lave organized these meetings IN <he interest OF
school and university work.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
DEALING IN FUTURES
A FARMERS IDEA OF 1T.

no enc Editor Of The Trlb ne'
bayc read with interest the testimony given
,t,re the House Committee on Agriculture W '''oS'
Nelson Martin and Bloss a. reporteu III Sp"' pap
If the 18th. 1t Is the same VI" s'''S'
I'm pan, introduces bill IN Congress to restricI
n'o'.," ~ s,oc,s or farm produce those whose
r,., =, t dancer rush down u Washington ana
. :. crs,t is Diana Of the Ephesians'
- - .,' ,,v of transacting business Is beneficial u
-, why do they not petition their Repre-
sentatives 70 oppose leglslauon u'"' '"'7i.t' -
~, rh. conservative farmer knows too well that IL
= ou of the causes OF the present depression IN te
u INV s.s, nroduce. Mr. Nelson thinks there IS
great difference between puS anu 0'H "''
.,a,i,nc IN futuress when dealings in futures are not
4,od ., renrescnt produce to be actually delivered.
,nt merely the difference in price, ana 10 per cent
=, -, ,h. class The difference is about the same as
,,urocn varlolold and smallpoX-Doth injurious 10
,no community. The Tribune reports a4'ooo'ooo
hushels of grain sold in New" fofA oh NP'n 80
pro,,bIv AZ 800 900 Of this amount was SOU WIN
ont .nv expectation that bu7hei oi IL "ou'" 10
,,e,vcrcd. Simply gambling bets IL IL is u"o' d.
Mr. Martin states. that the farmer ie'eiNo' So
oontape of tie value of his crop now than formerly
. - ,c.us. ,s,e freight has been reduced by tlie raL
roads The nuctuaOn IN the Pli'e Pc "a t,onent vss
1926 TO 1850 according " hI' n" , .oH and 81 me
,n 70 The conclusion that 1t Is OWING 10 ue1ls
in futures Perhaps Mr. bi9 as ro,tSa O1 70 t'rnaqle maTe
That tlc poor .ae hanks and stumptail currency
.u t Visited dnring the first period he mentions were
The causes Of TINS wide fuctnaion ana tiaI Ie m
.,c ,rh iii scasons Of the year and the uniform
mnd currency the Republican party mas gwen l =,
~, oorntrv throubh onr national banks have be- u
.i i'o ars of keeping cotton nearer uniform price
the YEAR round notwithstanding the adverse & nemee
-. , az nartieS largely interested IN any business
should be highly c0ored 49, =, ,,,, +,,
n, - tn,y - cam he protected aud the icgtm1te
.nscmati0n aboshedf there are other men, whose
nlpinds have not been clouded by the narcouc M III
n,us o ~" s =" dralinr in fiiurc,.' who The Re
,~hican party has given the farner' sound curcn'N
Il j.. roing 10 givc them good tariff Let Congies'
iVpN e''' "a ' JOIfN ". ClIAMPLIN.
,iiltronl, Y y April 80, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
p1-crvrss IN TIE srprFMF COURT.

Washington April 20-Tbe proceedings in the su-
prcne Court Of the United States to-day were as fol-
lows:
No 1,311-Gcorge J. Bippns, trustee, appellant,
act The Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Dis
No 313FLcwis ". l1assclman. appellant sgt. Gaar,
scott 4 Co. Dismissed with costs, pursuant 10 the
Tenth Rule. . ,,,. =, - -
10 205-rle CITY Of Detroit plaintiff In error. agt.
Elizabeth :. Osborne. Argued
10. 3O5-J NJ Shvclcy, appellant, AIT. Nancy
Wclch ct al. Argued. ,,.,,, l.. -
No :}OG-John Glenn. trustee, etc. plaintib in error
api Iohu f. Liggctt Question Of Jurisdiction argued
in support OF motion 10 dismiss"
NO :}OGJohn Glenn, trustee etc, plainlin In error,
10 3O7-Iohn Glenn trustee, etc, plaintiff In error,
agt John j. Taussig ct al, executors, etc. ct al
Argued. ,, ,
no 3OJ-The Board OF County Commissioners OF
Yellowstone County NJ T., appellant agt the BOARD
Of County Commissioners OF Custer County, NJ I.
Argued. - a.,
NO 31o-wlam Rea ct al, appellants, agt the
steamboat Eclipse, etc Argued.
no 3ll-D. p. Thompson. receiver, appellant. aFt
the Phenix Insurance Company OF brooklyn, n. \.
Argued.
The day call for 20 Will be as follows Nos.
3l %, 1888, 3l4, 3l5, 3I6, 3ls, 32o 32l and 322
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
UicIDE or A NOTED CoLORED NAN.

Detroit April o0.-Wam Lambert. the richest
,olored man in Michigan. committed suicide SUNDAY
nisht while temporarily insane by hanging himself
IN his woodshed. Lambert was born In Trenton, y. j.
seventy two wears and came TO Detroit In 1850
lie was one of the foremost conductors OF the under
'.round railway In l-5s when John Brown caDe
fo Drtrrt Lambert met him. and In the conference
nrown's attack on iarper's Ferry was planned ana d
cls,cd In that conference Fred Douglass oppose
Hr,wn's plans while Jean Baptlste was move hey
ihun R,own and believed IN blowing up the churches
lambert was a member OF Browns famous Chatham
convention, and was the treasurer In the Lea@ue
NJ Liberty which grew ont of IT, Brown being ne
rresldent He was prominent In Masonic and ode
Fellow circles and leaves SlOo.cOO.