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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
Opowiadanie g0rnika

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Niepodobna opisac sceny,
ktora nastapifa pc niespodzle-
wanem odnalezieniu stracone-
60 tax dawno dzieciecia. Ca
Ia ro3zina znalazta sic ma no.
gach, wszyscy mowili re LA
mi W oczach, otaczajac uko
chaua Luize, ktora Cd tel
chwlli ola dzleci l zony Rolfa
zdawafa sic la zawsze straco-
ma. Ia mysl gleboko przejefa
serca dzlecl, ktore ma przysz-
fcsc ME miafy prawa nazywac
jej swa siostra.
Posrod tel wzruszonej gro
madki staia sliczna brunetka,
z oczami pafajacemi cd radios.
CT, ale pozornie spokoJna i u
miejaca mad w~zruszeaiem swo-
Ijem zapanowaG. Do tel RADIO
sci, do szczescia z odnalezienia
OLGA, mleszafa sic gorzka
nlysl, be tych, ktorych "a bra.
CT i slostre przywyk1a uwazac,
przyjdzle mole niezad}ugo pc.
rzucic ma zawsze.
Kupcy i strzelcy, towarzy-
see mel podro2y, podz;elali O.
golne wzruszenle. Sciskali re
ce raszego gospodarza i jego
zony z najwyzszem wsp6}czu-
, ciem; historya nieszczescia,
ktorej pred chwi!a w~ysfucha-
Ii, obudzifa gorace ich zajecie.
Kud&, z progu drzwi niespo-
dzianie poskoczyf na sro9ek
pokoju, wYprawiajac skok'
szalone, zdradzajace jego ra-
dose; nawet przyswojone pan
terry i wiki, ktore sic "a MIN
tn wdarfy, zrozumiaty og6lna
uroczystosG chwili. Mruc7afy
wesofo, chociaz dzlko i ola
naszego ucha groznie. Gospo-
darz, chcac uczcic radosne IDA
%rzenie, wybiegt z pokoJu i po-
wr6cli, stawiajac ia stole ma
czynie z brunate] gliny. Posta-
wiono pred nami kubki z
fupiny dynl wyrobione, a pc
chwili napefnl}y sic one czer-
wonym pfynem... Jakesmy
sic zd>lwlli, x~osztujac tego ma
poju. To bylo vino, vino
srod najgiebszej pustyni! By
10 to nadto wyborne vino, a
nasz gospodarz objasnb, be
jest ono wycisLiete z jagged
dzik]ego muszkatu, rosnacego
obhcle W dolinle.
Kiedysmy popijali ten wy
horny nap6], Mac Knight, u
chwyciwszy watek history, o.
powiedzianej przez Rolfa, tax
mowif:
K,edym was porzucif,
Rolfie, W chwiIi gdyscie spo-
rzadzali zepsuty w6z, udalem
sic n%atychmiast "a karawana.
Droga byfa, jak sobie to "a
pewae przypominasz, wygodna
fatwa, szlismy vice dalej
spieszme i bez przystanku.
(Ciag daisy n~astapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

NoN NNScJ NOJ NSoJ
Teraz ~jeszcze, ma samo lego
wspomulenie, krew mi sic W
3y1ach Selma. Wozy pogrucho.
tame lezaiy ma ziemi, PREY po-
zabiianych wotach. Byiy tam
i jaszczyki, i dziata, PREY
ktorych gorzafy jeszcze sfabo
diva ogniska. Byfy tam takze
i istoty ludzkie, raczel trupy
ich, rozclagniete ma ziemi,
trupy, mad ktoreml pastw'fa
sic grenada zywych stwor2eh,
dzikich, wy)acych, wsciekfych
wilkow, pozersjacych zwioki
zariocznie! Konie i .nuty ma
le3ace do naszej karawany le-
aaly takae pozbawione aycia.
Zniszczenie, mord, smierc -
OTTO cosmy spostrzegli = vie
eel mic!
Wldocznle towarzyszow ma
szych napsdfa banda dziklch
Indyan. Ma same 0 TEN mysl
chcielismy cofnae nasze kroki,
ale byfo iua zapozno. Bylis-
my posrod mlelsco, ma kto
rem spostrzeaono tych, kto-
rzy leza u stop naszych bez
zycia. Jezeli dzlcy Una. du1a sic
jeszcze W poblizu, wsze!kie u
s.iowanie powrotu jest NADIA
remne. Uczta iedhak, ktora
tn zostaw;li w,lkom, dowodzi-
Ia nam jasno, lie pred upiy-
wem dosyc duzego czasu Cd
dallG sic z tad musieli.
Pozostawiwszy mole Zone z
wozem W pewnem od1alemu,
pod opieka Henryka i Fran
ciszka i ich celnych karabin-
kow, ia Kudzo wzIelismy
sic do c%dpedzenia wilkow Cd
lch straszli~ei biesiady. Byfo
z piecdziesiat tych dzikich
zwiers at W niewielkiej Cd cas-
odlegfosci. Zblizywszy SIC, mo-
gllsmy rozpoznat swoich ME-
szczesliwych towarzyszow, ale
bYll talk straszliwie poranieni
i oszpeceni, Re All jednej twa.
rzy niepodobna bvlo odroz-
MIC. Czaszkl ich byfy oskalpo-
wane o.. karawana nasza
byfa nielIczna i NE mogfa
wytrzyma6 napadu licznej ban
dy, a Re ME byia kupiecka,
.nie prowadziia re SODA przeto
towarow. Indyaaie ME wiele
zyskali ma fupach, chociaz "a.
brazil wszystko, co tylko pred
stawlafo ola mich jakakolwiek
wartosG. Co zostaio ma n.lej-
scu, uleglo zupetnemu znisz-
czenin. Byfy jednak przedmio-
ty nlenaruszone, co dowodzi-
TO, Re Indyanie, ~przerazeni
niespodziary j przypadko-
wynn wybuchem bomby, pierz-
chli W niefadzie, W wypadku
lynn upatrujac dziaianie Wiel
kiego Ducha, W lch pojeciu
uosobienie Boga / Opatrznos
CT.
Rozpatrywafem sic ma
wszystkie strony, by odnalezc
mego towarzysza Szkota, ale
ME mogfem rozpoznac jego
ciafa srod innych trupow. Szu.
ka}em takze jego Tony, ktora
wyjawszy mel Maryi, byla ie-
dyna kobieta, towarzyszaca
naszej karawanie; i jej cia1a
odnalezc ME zdoiaiem. Me
ma watpliwosci, mowif Kud
10. lie "a dzicy uprowadzlli
zywcem." " tel wiasnle chwi.
Ii usfyszelismy zaciete uiada-
ME psow. zmieszape z wscie-
klein wyciem wilkow, ktore
zdawafy sic z nieml walczyG
Odsfosy tie pochodzify z miei,
sea cokolwiek oddalonege
Sadzilismy, De to nasz Szkot
przybywa z dwoma swemi
wio1kiori pSo,n; ~ So;nt r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
GhOWNE Contra HANDLOWE

GhOWNE Contra HANDLOWE
Zadna lima Kolej ME moze 2
MIA wspolnbiegaG sic co do urza-
dzenla we~l etrznego wozow, 2
ktorych niektdre sa urzadzone ma
jadalnie ! do spania.
kolej Northwestern pajwlecei
jest lubiana przez podro&ujacych
w k%upiectwio, turystow i farme-
ow poszukujacycb nowych sic
oziu ma pofnocnym zachodzie.
Jest to nojdoskonalej urzqd=ouq
Aolej, tax Ma wygody podr6sujq-
cych 40 hrotkich przestrzeniach, ja-
ho tee Ola @aoie0zajqcvch
WHITMAN. Gen. Mangr.
II. G. WICKER. Traffic Mangr.
E.P WILSON. Gen.Pass. Agent
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

% Indyanie ,,skalpujq" swo-
lch nieprzyjacld}, zdzierajac z ich
czaszki sk6re wraz z wiosami.
skora ia stanowi ich wojenne tro-
fea.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NOTES OF THE STIGF.

The report that Charles Frohm1n Las secured con-
troll Of Proctor, Twent thiri street Theatre D. not
tue. Mr.. FiOman said Yesterday that hi, nam" wa
identified only with the stock company which he is
now Organizing. His arrangement with Proctor a
Turner be said, l. simply - play hi, compiuy ard
pays at their theatre. and if the bu,.nc-- done
reaches aud is maintained at ncare that win ic
profitable T. the .hcatr". the company VIII remain,
there during the entire season. II tIe receipt fll
below that nsrc, Proctor Turner VIII hayr the
privilege Of engaging Other hi'a'iou-. ~" thc1tr;
VIII remain under Proctor a 1ur1cr~ proprcto -IlP
and management
saturday evening, August -. is the dat definitely
GxeI upon for thc opening Of the regular fall -oa-on
Of the Academy Of Music with the IIau'on VOTE and
NaItinctti Eu.li.h Iautomime an1 Novelty Company.
The regular season AZ Nbio', Theatre Will open Oh
August 1G. with Kaianka" which ha, been
hauled and revised since the spectacle WI, seen at
the same house last season.
The Swan7ey farm buried in snow amid the hill, of
New Hampshire is the picture that the Managers Of
The Od Homestead" intend 20 make 4 feature Of i'm
the la, act Of the play when u begin, it,. fOurti,
season IN New Yori, A. The Academy October q.
The .udan,7 play that under the u'Ic Of
Human Sot"re4 had successful season a the y mr.
Lane Theatre in London VIII be produced al ID. star
Theatre during the coming season under the manage
mcnt Of Eugene rompklns. i viii Glst De produced
at the Boston Theatre on september -.
The Amphon Theatre, In ErooHlyn. Will reopen or
August 30. with 4 spectacular production OF "The
-oa of Ice" Mis- Kate Cl3NtDn. Charles \. steven
son and other well known PLAYERS wi be in the cast.
Du,inc Miss Marie Tcmpc,ts engagement at Pamer's
Theatre. there will hc matinee performance Of The
Red Hussar" on Saturday only.
The new play by buchanan aud sims, The English
Ro,ee has had a successful productiou at The Aiclpl
Theatre I'm London Albert llaymin aud Charlc, FrOl
man own tho American rights aud IL will be produced
Al fhc Boston Mu-cun on september /. Aftelwapl
4 VIII ne seen ln tbi- city.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TROUBLE Al STATE ca IP.
CoLoNrL BACON CHARGES COLONEL rH1sTEEEE
WITH INSUBoRDIN (TION.

State Camp. PcekSkr Y. Y, Aus. Specia''-
\ climax to all tn Fiction and scandals which nave
been making Themselves f.it i'm. the National "u1d
II this state al vintse wa developed ia camp today
Now Colonel Alexander Hacon charges 'olouc!
Frederick Phi,tcrcr jlc po,tadjUtaut and p'yWa~ior.
with INSTRUMENTATION and threatens 10 punish him
according 10 military custom il the Oicnc" j. re-
pcatcd.T The trouble has been brewing ever since
Colonel Bacon arrived in camp The first ccrhi'J
was concerning the position in the lire Of The lWh
separate Company o pDuelcep-ic, and In tbs matter
Colonel Bacon allowed the judgment Of thc stat"
Official, to prevail. The next cause for contention
wa. the refusal of colonel Phl,tcrr {" allow -u'
-i,tence for fonr marker, whom Colonel Bacon hrong
to camp after having secured the consent II General
Porter TO DO 50 When General Porter arrived in camp
today lie promptly issued an order granting 'hc
markers subsistence and pay. The most Sf''bia
complaint which Colonel Becon had. however, accord
ing his story, was the fact that '"''nr'
Ph,tcrer ordered the commanders of the provisional
battalions who were under Colonel Hacou'- direct
orders TO do things which directly n opposition
10 the orders which Colonel Bacon hai issued. In
General POrtor'S ab~cnc". Colonel Bacon wa. the com
mandcr Of the post and he wrotr an Official letter ID"
Colonel PStcrcr, br cing that fact tp thc attention
Of the latter and protesting against his giving tho
officers commanding the provisional battalion orders
which were in conflict with the orders b. had issued
Colonel Phistcrcr answered this letter today He i'
clared that Colonel Bacon had 10 power While Ic
wa, temporary commander Of Tire post t. interfere
i'm any way with the orders issued by General Porter
Thai letter brought about the climax. Wh"u Ih-pe'
tor General Thomas H. Barber colonel IL the I'm
Regimen, last year he hat eXpcIchc" similar 10 the
oa" which i5 causing much talk at pro c>cit.
Contest, uf tn- KI:d arise ln camp from fIc it''
,a, ,ncr, are two s.ts OF officers here conunualS.
one set j, composed of the state OiCdi, ANA tc oihrr
composed OF tie officer, Of IN" different ORGANIZATIONS
,vilch chance 80 Dee in camp from tIne {" time.
Another large excursion ft0n NcWburf aHd towns
| In is vicinity 80 camp 10 GAY. Among rc
Ra'a-dcn y. VI. ClarL-on Mr. j. aohuu,n M,.Ior.
Captain William H. smith and family. NI> II. .'iI'nd
| and sisters Mi>. &. y Chambers. MIR. William {.
chambers Mrs. smith Mrs. y. stanley Wopd. Miss
smith. Major and Mrs. Mehrer. DR.. Mhlc't KIDD
Nj, Baker, Miss Hilton. ". II. Baker >r,. L. Lana
phcr Nj. Barr. " g. Ia1gut, Nh John CL-i.
Mr. NcK4y Dr. Mead, OF Port JcrNis and Mr..
Charles f.. Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
WORK AT AVON-BY!THES SEA
OPENING THE SESSION OF TIE INSTITUTE OF
CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY

Avon-by-thcSea, Aug. (SpcclaI.-Thc annual scs.
sion Of the American Institute Of Christian Philosophy
opened here this morning the grounds OF the Sea
side Assembly The first lecture of the cJIrsc was
delivered This morning 10y Professor Jesse T. Thomas
Of the Newton Theological Institute lie said " To
have no idea Of what we arr to he makes the future
If colorles, and mattiactivc. To have no idea Of
what We ought to De- makes the present life
amlcss and chaotic. The notion Of the
spiritual man ha~ hecn dwarfr1 and dis
tortcd through fragmentary and narrow vision
Immortality upon enduring bodily humanity. 70 the
Ind0O. the contrary, this vesture OF decay was
Endrnce rather than help, to Immortality. The
ultimate man ought 10 be perfected only through
d,cmbOdment The Greek laid emphasis on the body
indeed, with the Egyptian, but on the living body
only, active and sensitive. For him. the quick blood
the nucleus Of the man, and when death came
his conception fell apart leaving only the shadOwy
ghost. blown Ike autumn leaves. With the Roman
the bone work symbozed the In Christianity
alone the hcauty Of holiness, which is Wilderness or
health w3- emphasized. Chrst's healing made men
whole. salvation means equally the making whole
in the Greek Chriellnity.'
P:Ofc> or Conrad Deh an interesting lecture TO
the pupils Of the art department VI the seaside As
scphlv on q" Historic OramcntatOn and LigH ana
shadow" DR.. Edward Pick. Of LOhdJH. England.
loCiurrd to IA large class the French llngnago. In
MHdane AlbcitS classes I'm aesthetic physical culture
children spent t" mOrIng IN The exercises Wlnch
prepared them for walking and the cOnr>rtlhg cN-
cIcis.S. Professor Alfred ". norst. OF Philadclphia>
opened his class I'm symphony this afternoon. ia m"
evening Professor i. II. E3cy. of Boston. gave his
second lecture on astronomy.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TENNIS AT NEWCASTLE. " n

Ncwca IL. y. H., AUG. e t>pcIal Tho second days
play ,hr Wentworth tennis Tournament began at IL
o'cloeA. Tho Hr-t match b'tvcen Man -ieid and
IIotry. flotov WON the Hr.t -'t O. IL al-o won
he -D oud - and me r1trh o.. g. W. L'o alf w.
N,cdcn also p. iutorc.tin- l11@ Lc winning GO.
g. T. =. SDer- ind Hugh rniant finished the morning
session. Taliaat won the match.
Tlr erornoop ofnc. b'snp oi'h HopTdn beatng Fuller
G-3 G-3 Tn, double hen t"zan. Carver md Hy"fsoa.
Western and Hoppn AMI T'iisnt PLAYING.
1n., was v'r gnf'd Carve and H'@e'H N'nninE o-f.
% After this Fowler a1d we'd he't Smith anI Man.
cl,-.,r 6.5. CO.. Appne,l i-e .he scor.r.
SECOND round -.asics-iotay bat Fi-hc G-l o.;
h.. bat >1.'I G-t ,-l Wrcdon brat Eor'r' CO 60;
Fu!'er h.lt AT,n Ct. 80.
u.ri rorrd Uotay hnt M,u-s'lf g. CT Tai at
i.a' soar. G-l CO. f.,. I.e beat weecen 81. %;
Hofru b.,t TulH- o. %
Double n-sf f"rd -ii.'o rld Bruce hat Read" and
Eastman %, d. aHt. fo'i'. an. Wodn beat hrpe" ana
.1ltner by d. f,ur Manchester and smith beat We"d'n
,ud partner Do, d f,gt. rI't and " IS Le" ba' ilih
,ud iulI.r % 50. GNbr ard Mansfield t"at p't~n
lud plitrrf g. 60. tartr. AID r. of-"1 ora' iahh'
sl. H,pHu G.t c-t. bowler and w"'den bat snha
anl l.u.a.r o. o. d. W1gl. and lio,"y ba' Rogers
and Vat lou-, Y g. %.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE BRJTISH FLEET LEAVES NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. Aug. o (Special-The booming VI
guns and the dipping of coors at Fort Adams te ,o
pcdo station and naval training station lhd' te'
the British fleet had weighed anchor ana were on '"
uay 10 Halifax. The ship, steamed away Al l"o i' 9
Of strong breeze from the sonth"e'' "
o,crcd aboard last night BY O'Clock. and after sun
,, ,reraratious were begun for the departure Inc
,1rir,I leave. about thirty one men behind M"''
~ .,c men who came ashore here during .ie "S'
vccl, were remarkably fine men, ana no "","'o n,no
N'nn.ic,r,d rIfh them Large number, oi prlpIo
~, vim have friends and relative ia the IitInh
w ,rre most hospitablc 10 the naval men. t. ~,
i, the stay of the ships here the olhccIs anu pc'TG G
III r % eninyed Themselves immensely and speak III
oi highest term, of the pleasant welcome ihcy rg
1,d Thc sailors and marines did nat nave inhc y
r'cc q, SEQ thr place as only about one eeiR1ti oi
,in' bsd the chance 10 come ashore. rr"itu 9'
ssr- ,r me recovery ~ each dcserter was onefcd
%,tcrI,v two dcscrtcrs delivered thcm,cN", up, ~
marine who succeeded in getting on rctnr"'yi i, mc
~, a. he had no further use for the UNIFORM INC
lad much pleasure In returning IL
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
YACHTING 1T SHEL TER ISLAND.
CLUE RACES AND cLANBAKFs-NEw ARRIvAI

CLUB RACES AND CLANDAKFS-NEw ARRIVALS
shelter Island Aug. G.-The shelter Island Yacht Club
held meeting week ~ th' Prospect HOUSE and hNcd
the date for thc annual reaa pnd also for series Il
cup races The annual cruise viii take pare August
: and o. The boat. 'nioled "a the clu the schoon
ers Comet Gravul ana I,lrlos, the .ioop, Daisy SURF
pocan Triint and Eutrprlse he secrpt la.
ganda Magnet and catboat, Pigeon, sobande Minnie
Roger. Mamie T. Ngfona Mendoza. Encsa. Apaiuns
sud Cricket.
The nr~t of SATURDAY .rlcs took place last week.
The result va a, follows: In Cla-s MIA.
ME Rogers vas the winner. m Class
Lady Elgn wa tie winner. ln ca,, three th' race wA
not decided accouu' of I.t'- Two nor" races VIZ
ake place the 23d and 3th and the Or-t two out OF
thi.. will receive -ilvc- cup The prize
Ev.Mayor schroeder gave clamtasc % number OF
friend. at Roses Grove cn Tuesday. captain Chichester.
who j., wen sDoNn n- shore dnn.r had ful c1srge.
Nil Florence svan. daughter e. Alden swan, Of
Brookyn &. yl,itsq Ms, EimeSort a. her cottage on
Grand-aNc.
Recent arrival. a. the Prospect House are [. r.
Thorfai! Richard Wicsn,f. y V. Hart. H. d. Mil,,
Iilm H. klclke John weber. = T.. B1ync and famiiy,
&. g. Afford Wiln1m Ablcsbt of Nea.York ~. \.
Dunnng AMI w'fc. Tnona, Il. DNic,, MI. "eorge w.
Doggicrty. Miss Doush,tt,. J. W Cooper ana wfi,
Andrew pctcrs Gcorco r.. Ilc H. ssny con lGln, f. NJ
Con yaon NJ. and Mr.. Dornam roardman. ros''nastaf
Gcorra J. Goblin. aud vifn. D. md Mrs j. C. B.ctvth,
Gcorqc H. Lolnsbcrfy. ana W l.. Anton and wife. q
pfootivn
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
6pstial Iolltes
International Art taller
po-tomce Notice

Should be read daily by an interested, changes nay
ctc.S ior foi,en need not be- specially ad.
dressed for d-iach by agi particular ram,r 'Nc,pt Sh,9
dorncns tt'r. not specially adGr's-d being sent by tho
fa-t,-t vessels a,atiabl". ,,, ,
,protrnfly in All cu-osI at this onier n follows,
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p from mn {9sl; toE Gsg,"s %s%, and c"d'd Bolivar
rt,iy fAIs :, HoN s sad rGrtS5a pS @ BTcisat Va
Ha,re: at 80 a. ~ i'r ir'lana p5 :, !. S'r,n ".
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nct,r, TO- n ia.S a. , I'D .ner I'D r at 10 30 I m Tor
Norel at 20 ~ ior rf Se'ne ,nd, a. az 60 "a gr .:n.,
Maaan'l at for Scotland direct per - Deyohia,
a. ula.cov Netcr- must be directed pr De.ono,l ~
II ~ for Trinidad and rotago per Titanic; ..
= Yumuri let,er- for Cuha. 1ampco ana InApam az.
.o aqa oF o o,h unfi at N. for Nicaragua per
~ ! 6e- Jr from New ORLEANS. q, c..,.,
aii tor Other NeSltan states must be directed pr T.
@ Gs"s s and i%s.5 g r at B HfiS' l''7h sn:
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for Nu,rala Hawaisa l ena saSs ra.s
6c A.s,t Il a. 80 ,b : rTn.S ri mails for A1'trsiIs,
%.s, Moil, c 'og n Sic SoIlrT Gcy H1sg 80 Malls
for Nevfqnna!Mana, Ia a., % Sra RAJ day At 30 p NJ Mail. 70,
an o ''I Nv f1 To- and theme BY steamer elo.S
At h ohcf day sna a. hcned by steamer sailing Mondays
end Tnr,day, close At h,s oee daily at 80 os
b MaS f by steamer close At this Office daily at O. M
-.r6s .cnednle OF closing Of TrsnsPaein malls 70
arranged on the presumption OF her unntrrptea Nv
land transit 10 san Gan fr1ncseo on the day Of sailing
sas,ss as S% are dispatched thence he same day Registers
mail closes at SSTr :, ,JS: Es;:"'''''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE PRESIDENT BACK IN flashing TON
SECRETARY BLAINE STARTS FOR BAR HARBOR--
DrrlGnTED WITH CAPE NAY.

Cape May, y. j., Aug. G-PrcSident Harrison, Sec
rc'ary Blame and Po>tmastcrGcn"ral Nanamahcr,
Mis-, harrison Mr.. and Mir. Mckee. NIrN Russell iar
rson and Mrs Dimmici. accompanied by General
William J. Scwen. vicc-presdent OF the West Jersey
Railroad left apc MAY this morning IN superintendent
Nanuards private car attached to The q. m express.
The President Postma -tcr. General WanamIkcr and
General Sc,yer procc,dcd TO Washington by Of
Philadelphia on morning train Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Russell Harrison and
Mr. Dmmck spent the day in Philadelphia and re
Turned 10 Cape MAY Point in the afternoon train.
secretary blaine and Mr. and Mr.. Mckee proceeded
i'm thc ,rivotc car from Camden to New IOrh, whence
Mr. KIoinc will return to his summer home al Bar
IIarlor Mr. Elaine expressed himself ~ delighted
with Cane Nav lie spoke in warm praise of it~ de
ghtfuI climate and magnificent beach: ana referred 20
tLp hnsnItnhlc manner in which he had been enter
tanned. lie declared thai slci' ~ " say hdd bc,h
pure salt air # the place lhlS was MS Ir>t Ni> 70
Cape May and the pleasant assg'HunS cohh'C'cn WIN
il woud certainly bring him back when opportunity
offered. ,,... ,,..u,.. .-.-.-
pIainn Tori7Ia>tcroicnnral WanamaScr. Mr>. Mckee.
N~s Hussoll Harrison Mr.. Dimmick and General
~oWcU arrived in thi, city "A Jew minutes after .
o'clock Here the party broke up The lT?>ideat,
tbn pn,,nnst.T General and General Sewell taking The
i0 20 express for Washington. ana secretary Blaine
Washington. Ang G.-The President and Postmaster
General Wanamakcr arrived here about 10 p. m.
from Cape MAY Point.
Washington Aug O-Thc President Will leave bere
SATURDAY morning tor Ncw-NOrl. where lie Will -
ON board the Government cruiser baltimore. The
vessel viii lnv over on sunday. and MOnda; morning
win prOcccd on her way to Boston. Sccrciaric-
Noble ard Rusk. and probably Private secretary
IIaiford, will accompany the President
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
4 SWALLOWS PATHETIC DEATH.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
\ peculiar and pathetic incident occurred at an old
lumber warciOom IN LawrcnccDurg. Ind Yesterday.
swallows had made home Of the dl,uscd building
and a cloud Of them were enjoying grand sport in
circlng abont il and In dartng down the open top
chimney one Of them in the downward hight nm
fortunately .trnc against the sharp point OF light
ming rod projecting several feet above the chimney
aud was impalcd. the rusty iron passing through the
bird ~ us wings.
In vain did the creature fuier ana struggle to free
itself from lie point Of the rod. lts cg1e~ aud e&-
err ions soon attracted fOck Of fe1lhcred friends
around IT, but their efforts could not release me poor
captive and the excitement and confusion Of the birds
they Giro led and winged IN "ild alarm around ther
unfortunate Ompnnion. uticring !0nd cries 81 sym
pathy, attracted The attention Of many paN'rN ~ WI"
watched them for hour. Then tn" cohi"mplbic as
position Of the English sparrow was Wnnl'Stcu' ~
Numbers Of them To the sr'H'- N't'hihs, al
opportunity tc dash al the wuundc1 SWALLOW 'i',
woud give II a cruel blow with bill ana WliS' ailn
even attempt Ia drive away the ma;rs ara 'OHlpanh
OF the heplese bird. Their eXuling c1c, migied
WIN the pitcOuS notes Of the Sympatzhe NNHl"M =
ana frequent combatS In the air between ic c9hlonn
ing factions took place, while the indignation oi many
spectators was vented In curses against inc 'oW"I
sparrowS After several hours the struggle ana cIl'
u the mpalcd bird becam" feeble and II inaiN huhI
limp and nOOnlcss against the rod that Itd Dr"heh
ts flight and robbed II OF life. Even then az &c.
casiOnal sparrow would dart against the dead body oI
the suspended bird and give 1t pich or thrust with
ia
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
rIlE OCEAN GKOYE MEETINGS.

ocean Grove, y j., Aug. Cprciah.-Thc Rev
G H. Yatman had a large attendance at his last
service before August 20, al llr Young Peoples
TempIe thi, morning. Mis- Grace IIdc-rh sang a
s,l, EisIt demonstration, were represented IN the
many testimonies given thi, mornin-. The inerd
nominationaI Biblc readings began to- day unf'r the
direction Of The Rev l.. W. Mnnlall. of Hcfmaht""n
Nr aud Trs John W Lowe conducted th" -ln-lnG
rio Rev Or Nathanel wet, OF It. Paul. gave an
exuo.i,ion of Romans vii. The Rev. rr. William j.
rr.,,ar If t-hc,ilr. y g.. spoke an rhe study of
Ala, Ward The rev. william Mast tr!'dhrck, ~
to.fnn gave "A lecture Oh The Nnrk oil thc ll"N
l,'trit 'rhe Rev. GEORGE &. Nrodham. - Boston,
Icrtnrcd on the Jewish tahcnacl-. I'M, evening -
meeting wa, h.d in Tia" auditorium, when was 'u
drosscd hv voriou- mcrnbcr~ % the conf 'icnce.