davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-03-06
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETS.
NTE RE STING ITEMS GATHERED
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

What Our Neighbors Are Donna Matters
General and Local Interested Marriages
and Deaths Accidents and Crmes-Per-
sonal Pointers.
The following Wisconsin, patents
have been issued:
H. Bergstrom, Big wausaukee, machine for
holding and sharpen ming insertible saw teeth !;
f. n. Gardner. Beloit die for screw cutting; A
Il. Gilbert Milwaukee, combined manuscript
holder and PLACE indicator; G. b. Withineton
GAINESVILLE grain binder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
u WARMII.

Podfug sprawozdania wy
borczego w okragu naszym
wyhorczym olsztynsko-reszel-
skim Jest gtos6w oddanych:
powlecIe olsztynskim 974l
Z tych niewaAnych 80, costa
ia waznych 9702. u tych o.
trzymali radzca mie]ski Rar-
koWskl W OlsztyEle 1895, o.
bywatTl Franciszek Saucepan.
SKI Z Wielk. Lankowa 1866,
handlar2 cygar Schultze 2
krolewca 4O7, nadburmistrz
Fcrckenbeck z Berllna 292,
roztrzaskanych (rozdrobionych)
so;
W powiec:e reszelskim $3.50,
nlewa2nych 7, zostaia 5443.
4 tych ola PIP. Rarkowskiego
AIS, Szczepahsklego sis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20

POCZTA B~kYSKAW[CZNA T.
wygodnemi p%ociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez Gala Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI d~otykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa.
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem ma p, plandw
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtow trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do ~pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekb2dz ma
R. MILLER, A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem gram
tow i obwod6w nalez2cych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE Est. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do II. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ATjIRAIWAv
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago s. Rock Island ex. 1886 am
chicago express 6.47 pm. 1905 am
Chicago Night Express 1:oopm $50 a III
Fast Mail o4+ pm. 1903 p m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
co SkYCHAC?

w NIL OllAO.
ANGLIA. - 0 socyalno-
polltycznych ored2iacE ME
mieckiego cesarza wys1osowaf
kardynaf Manning, znakomity
znawca spofecznych stosun-
kow' nastepujaca notatke, do
"Deutsche Revue": ,,Pafac ar
cybiskupi Westminster 10 lu-
tego 1890. Szanowny Panic!
Pytasz mic pan o zdanie co
do propozycyi cesarza niemlec.
klego zwofania konferencyl &C.
lem uregulowanla kwestyi ro-
botnlczej | polozenia tych mi
lion6w, kt6re W ka2dym kra-
ju Europy lyja zarobku pra.
cy. Uwaaam akt ten cesarski
"a najmedrszy najgodnieiszy,
]aklego dokonaf kt6rykolwlex
monarcha naszych czas6w. Po-
fozenie, W .]akiem sic znajdu,a
robotnlcy %wszystklch KRAKOW
europejskich, Jest wie}klem
nlebezpieczehstwem, ola kaz-
diego panstwa W Europe.
Diug'e godziny piracy, praca
koblet i d%zieci, szczupfa zapfs-
ta, nlepewny zarobek, konku.
rencya wychodowana przez no.
woczesna ekonom,a, podkopa-
ME %domowego zycia, wywofa-
ne z tych lub owych przy-
czyn, uczyn1fy niemozliwem
prowadzenie ludzkiego zycia
W tych warunkach. Jake mo.
re mezczyzna, pracuiacy Is
do Is godzin dz;ennie, byc OIL
Gem swo'm dzieciom? zycre ro-
dzlnne stale sic wskutek tego
nlemozliwoscia. A przeciez ma
zyclu rodzinnem spoczywa ca
fy lad pahstwowy spofeczei-
silva ludzkiego. Jezeli podsta-
wa jest zachwiana, coz sic sta.
ME z gmachem? Cesarz Will
helm okazaf sic vice prawdzi-
wynn daleko widzacym me.
zem stanu.
Il zapewnleniem wysokiego
szacunku.
Henryh Kardynat Manning,
Arcyblskup westminsterski."
UNICI wygnani do guber-
mi chersonskiei podali prosbe
do minlstra spraw wewnetrz.
nych, by pozwolono i'm wr6.
c1c ma Podlasie. W prosb,e
wystawili swe nedzue pofoze.
ME, brak zupefny srodk6w do
zycla, upadek gospodarstw ma
Podlasiu i wreszcie rozfacze-
ME ich z rodzinami, chociaz
ME popeinih 1adnego pre-
stepstwa. Minister kazaf zba.
dac urzednikom mieiscowym
w'adomosci szczeg6fowe O 20.
fc2eniu Unitow. Mowiono i'm.
Re po2wola sprowadzic i'm TO-
dziny.
WLADZA ME
pozwolifa dotychczasowemu
posiowl Klotoszynskiemu, czci-
godnemu x. DIR. Jazd2ewskie-
mu przyJqc nadal mandatu do
paflamentu niemieckiego. Ze-
brany z tego powodu komi.
tet prowincyonalny wystaf re
swego iona deputacya do mai.
prev. X. arcypasterza celem
uproszenla go, aby raczyl cof-
nae zakaz-ale bez skutku.
X. arcybiskup oswiadczyf.
re pozwolenia do przy]ecia
mandatu poselsklego dac ME
moze re wzgledu ma brak du-
chownych W dyecezyi. Osta-
teczn1e jednak pozwolif, ably
gfosowanie ma x. dr.. JAZZ.
d~zewsk;ego sic odbyfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
Niepodobna byfo przypusz

czac, 10 pies zwycie3y jele-
ala, przeciwnie, 5yiem pewny
ze ten ostatni stanie sic pa
mem walki. Ably ocallc dzlel-
nego PISA, rzucllem sic ma
prod. zamiarem uderzen:a
zwierzecls kolba swego kara
biua. Uderzyfem tel z calych
sit Fierunku gtowy, ale
CLOS byf zle wymierzonv:
chyb'lem chyo.wszy upad-
lem sam mledzy rogl zwie.
rzecia! Karabin wypadt mi
z reki... chcia}em sic cofnaG...
ME byfo JUL czasu! Jeleh zer-
wal sic ma nogi | jednem u
dcrzen1em gfowy wyrzucif
mnie W powietrze do znacz-
nej wysokoscl. Ma szczescie,
upad]em W zarosla, zawieszo
ny uad ziemiq galeziach
gestvch | poplatanych. To
mnle ccallio.
Je!en rozg'adal sic naokofo,
zdziwloay lie m lie ME widzr.
Il pewuoscia, gdybym byf
upadf na ziemie, rozdariby
mnie swemi rogami ma STU
XII.
Przez jakls czas, zachowu-
jqc jaknajspokoinie, la gate
2iach, patrzytem ma to, co sic
dziafo %podemna. Pies walczyi
dale) L rowna zaeietoscia, ale
wkrotce, czujac, lie walka ia
lest nadaremna, stara1 sic IT,
sunac 2 pola boju, CO mu sic
Jednak HE udawafo. Jelen re
swoje) strony atakowaG 60
poczaf.
Kud&o, ktorego pozostawi-
lem ma drodze, teraz nadbiegf.
Widzlafem zdaleka jego swie-
CAGE oczy, szukajqce mnie ma
okolo-napr6zno. Azeby 90
uprzedzlc, krzyknatem, a krzyk
moi wywarf ely skutek: jeleh
sic obejrza1 i s~postrzegl 90;
natychmiast zwrocit i pochy-
lit ku menu glove, zdradza-
jac gotowosc do gwaftownego
napadu.
Drzaiem o bezpieczeistwo
swego sfugi i przyjaclela.
Mai on W reku dluga, silna
lance indy]ska, ktora znalazf
ia polu W pustynl, wowczas
gdy dzicy wvmordowali ma
szych towarzysz6w. Me spo-
dziewalem sic, &c jej tax
dzlelnie uzyie! Struchlafem cd
trwogi, widzac lie rogi zwie-
rzecla prawie dotykaja ,jego
plersi. Chciaiem biedz ma DO
moe, gay W tenn Kudao
wskoczyf "a drzewo a zwierze
rzuclfo sic Ia oslep naprz6d,
ME zatrzyms wszy sic przez "a
DAME closu. Ia jedna chw1la
nleuwagl jelenia staia sic ola
niego przyczyra zguby. Ostrze
lancy kud2a dosiegto boku
z"ierzecia uwlezfo W MIN.
Zaden matador [* hiszpahski
ME zadatby pewniejszegoi sku.
teczniejszego ciosu.
Wydafem okrzyk radosci,
wldzac jak ]eleh runa1 ma zie-
ME / zaskoczyfem natychm,ast
z drzewa, biegnac ku MENU.
Przybywszyszy spostrzegfem
ze zwlerze kona a Kudzo,
tryumfu]acy re swego ivy
cleztwa, rzekt do mnie:
No i coz, panic, zdaje
mi sic 2e dobrze wymierzy-
lem; MECH sic pan przyjrzy,
wfasnle pod piatem aebrem.
Szkoda re to mic ME pomoze
naszemu biednemu Kastorowi!
Mowlac to. glaskat bledne-
go PISA, skowiczacego aafosnie
z bolu.
Henryk, ktory siyszal zgieik
Uo|lyJ Mo ~Erl 60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
ma ma ZaWSZe.

"o"i40 ", PoCuWyClAeul kd-
rabln i odvlodfem jego kurek.
Henryk l Franclszek uczynil,
to samo.
Go to hedzie ga zdobycz!
szepnaf Kudzo. To ogromue
hestye!
Csilowafem sic obr6ciG iak-
najdokfadniej ku zwlerzetom,
ale jakiez byfo mole zdMwie-
ME, gdy zamiast uciekaG, 20.
deszfy one jeszcze plizej, wy
ciagajac eagle glove ku nam
l bezustannle wiet:zqc. Dziwi.
TO mnie to tenn bardziej, ze
zawsze s}yszaie.n, u Jelen ma
leSy do naJroztropnie)szych
zwlerzat. znaja one zazwyczaj
niebezpleczenstwo, ma Jake sic
naraza1a, ale tym razem ME
leka!Y sie widocznie tego,
czego ME znaty. Ich cieka.
wosc zmnieiszala przestrzeh,
1aka mas cd nnch dzielIfa, a
spodziewalem sic, ze podelda
jeszcze bli2ei. Nadzieja ia pc.
wodowafa, ze nakaza!em "a
chowac sic swoim towarzy-
szom jaknajspokojn1ej i ME-
czynid najmnielszego szelestu.
Woz wraz re swrjem bia.
lem okryclem, ziaval sic
gtownie sciagat nwage ma.
szych szczegolnych gosci. Pa
trzy}y wen szeroko otwartemi
oczyma. Nastepnie postapliy
one pare krokow naprzod, "a.
trzyma}y sic i jeszcze raz po-
stapify, by sic znow zatrzy-
mac.
Ponlewaz w5z znajdowa!
sic o kllkanascie krok6w cd.
leglosci cd ogniska, PREY kt6-
rem slcdzielismy, przyszfo
vice do tego, lie jelenie INA
lazfy sic miedzy mani a wo-
zem. Szczegolniej zen, kt6ry
postepo"af pierwszy, znalazl
sic prawie pred iufa mego
karabina. Niepodobna byio
czekac diuze]... upatrzytem
mie)sce, kt6re sadz,lem lie, sic
znajduje najbilzej serca |
strzelllem. ,,BacznosG!!" krzyk-
nefem, wldzac lie zwierzeta
zawracaja ma droge ktora
przyszly. Poczeiy sic oddalac,
q CO najdzlwnlejsza, ze ME
biegfy )ak daniele, lecz silly
truchtem, tax szybkim jednak
]ak galop konla.
Psy, Kt0re W tel chw1li
kudzo puscit, rzucity sic sla-
damn uciekajacych z%wierzat.
Wkrotce jedne i drugle znik-
nefy nam oczu.... siyS2e-
llsmy tylko trzask galezi i
szelest deptanych llsci, co
nam wskazywato kierunek u
cieczki i pogonl. Pc chwl]i
wszystko ucichfo, a tym spo-
sobem stracllismy nadzieje wy
sledzenia mie)sca, ma kt0re
sic udaiy spfoszone jelenie.
Pc uplywie paru minut da1o
sic sfyszec ujadanie psow,
zdradzajace, ze rozpoczeta sic
tam zaciekfa walka. Szczeka-
ME by1o grozne i petne trwo-
81.
= Zdaje sic, lie zranilem
zNierze, rzekfem. Chodzmy,
Kud2o, obaczymy co sic tan.
dzieie. Cbfopcy! pozostancle
z matka i strzezcie jej bez-
pieczenstwa.
Wziafem karab;n Henryka
i W towarzystwie kudza uda-
lem sic W zarosla, postepu)ac
sladaml psow i jeIeni. Odgar-
niaiac liscie rekoma, ujrzafem,
Re mektore Z Mich So powala-
ne krwia.
Bieglismy Q lie SIT starczy-
10 rrzez zaroSlu. Pozostawiiem
swego towarzysza IA SODA, DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
pObYT W PUSTYN|
(Ciag dalszyl.

dzeniem wozu mad brzegaml
strumlenia, pc glebokim ! mo-
krym piasSu. Tu ! owdzie mu-
siellsmy wyrebywac prze]scie
W krzakach, gdzieindzlei zas
uktadac kamleuie, DO inaczej
woz ugrzazlby niezawoduie W
zlemi. Wszystkie te trudnosci
udafo sic nam przezwycieay6
a teraz wypalalo tylko po-
mysiec o prayzwoitem schro-
MENU. kudzo urzadzil ognis-
NO, rozpalif ogleh i pozawie-
sza} mad MIN nasze naczynla.
Poza wieszaf je zas ma pretach,
%wspartvch pc obu stronach ma
ko}kach, W z'emie wbjtych i
wysoko sterczacych. Pc uply-
vie pewnego czasu mielismy
jul ugotowana kawe i upie-
czone resztki antyIopy. Marya
nakryta czystem obrusem VIE
ko skrzyr:, jak d.,i roprzed-
Mich; / poustaviala ma niej
slmetrycznie nasze talerze i
pofmisk' ~bfyszczqce jak srebro.
Pc civil, zasledlismy naoko-
10 zaimprowizowanego stoiu,
spo2ywajac skromny posifek.
Trzeba jednak przyznaG lie
positek ten wydawai nam sic
pc zmeczeniu i pracach dnia,
uczta krolewska! PIeczen z
antylopy byia wyborna... a
chociaa Kudzo obracal ia ma
oko}o ognia ia precie drew
nianym, by1a talk ladnie zru-
m%ieniona i tax upieczona wy
bornie, .jakby sic to state z
patentowanym roznem.
Sledzielismy i posilallsmy
sic nleopodal cd ognia, jak
to bywato zazwyczaj W dniach
ostataich. Rozmowa szfa zywa,
wesoia... naraz uwage nasze
zwr6cif jakis szelest, pomie-
dry drlewami, otaczaiacemi
lake sprawiony. Byi to SEE
lest ostry, niby trzasll dep
tanych gaiez1, liscl gulerlo-
nych kopytami licznych zwie-
rat. Wszystxich oczy zwr6ci-
fy sic mimowolnie w strone,
z ktorej szmer dat sic siyszec.
Wkrotce )akies try ogromne
zwlerzeta wyszly 2 zaros;,.i ma
take, jakby zamiarem kro-
czenla dalei.
W plerwszej chwili sadzi]is-
my, re to So daniele. Kazde
zwierze m;afo ma Clio
vie pare rozfozystych rogow,
niby galezie iedna z drugiej
rosnace; skoro sic o~dwr6c;fy
tax, 2e MONA je bylo widziec
z boku, spostr7egllsmy, lie ma
leza do %zupelnle innego ga
tunku, ktoregosmy dotad mig
dy ME spotkali. Jedno z Mich
byfo prawie talk wielkie jak
kon, a Jego rozgalezlone rogi,
wzncszace sic ma k:lka stop
mad glowa, czynily lego wiel-
kosc o wiele znaczniejszq. Ro-
81 to sprawiiy, zesmy je VIE
Ii W pierwszej chwili Ia da-
niele, te rogl zarowno wspa-
male iak szczeg6lne: ; rzeczy-
wiscie podobienstwo ma pierw-
sly rzut Okla byfo ogromne.
Ale pozniej coz "a widoczna
roanica!. By}y to niezawod-
ME wlelkie ielenle gor Ska
listycb.
Wyszed1s1y 2 zarosl,, kro-
czyly naprzod, nle okazujac
ami boiazpi, ami nleufnosci.
ich wielkosc, ich sita i uzbro-
jenie %nadawaIy i'm pewnos6
siebie i odwage, ktora naHa-
zywala i'm isG n%apr1od. Czuly,
zc 2 broniq ktor4 niosly IA
swolch gIcwach, lie potrzebu-
"a sic lekac nieprzyjacleIa.
Spostrzeglszy wreszcIe nasG
woz i nasze oSnisko, pred
mloty nieznane Ola Mich az
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:'

BERLIN, WIS. s. I. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. D.. Fir Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO, NY. Jan Goryca So Townsend Str.
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybylinski L. E. So
BESSEMER, Mich.-Andrzej Wysocki.
CHICAGO F. Szafarczyk 71o-I7 Str
DETROIT Jan Lesnau Cor. IS & Buhanan Str
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki.
GILLMANN, BENTON co. NC. Wawrzynicc
Wisniewski.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 197 Wa
shington Str.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. T.. Jul. Wirkus,
MILWAUKEE, WIS. yanF. Berka Humbold Av.891
MT CARMEL Jan Bazylak
ANISTEE, Mich.-Jan Guzio.ek (kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hidebrandt
SHAMOKIN,P PA. Franciszek Cimochowski
STEPHEN. Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2I25 Bismark Str.
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant kujawa, CorVence& JUNCTION
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A MazanY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20

C*) Matadorowie So to CT, kt6-
rzy wystepuje W Hiszpanii do wal
kl z bykami. Walk tego rodzaiu
byfy tam we zwyczaju do MEDIA
wnYch czas6w.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
ciIY NEWs lN RRIEE.

The schooner Sand Snipe left Shipley
street wharf this morning.
|. The Tueskay Club will hold rehear-
sal in the Academy Of Music tonight.
The delivery wagon Of Lynch & Leary
broke down at Eighth and Franklin
streets today.
Charles Warner & Co. have had an iron
crane erected on their wharf at the foot
of Market street.
The cellar for the new Church Of the
Covenant on West street above Second
is being excavated.
The Second street market butchers will
play game Of ball at Union street
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF
Ruth Z. Pennington of st. Georges hun
dred, were granted to John 7. Price this
morning.
The Levy Court Committee having ac--
cepted Third street bridge, il placed
Bri ige tender William Hickman in charge
yesterday.
A disgraceful street fight took place
last evening about o'clock between two
men on Adams street between Front and
Reed streets
The tug-boat Intrepid which has been
undergoing repairs at Harlan & HollinRs-
worth Company 'sshipyard passed ont the
creek this morning.
Dr. Samuel Brinkley, Roscoe + Baylis,
j. Simpson Trotter and Frank P. Mason
are in Philadelphia attending the council
of the synod Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, which is being held there to day.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany win sell excursion tickets to Pitts.
burg during the national convention OF
/ the h. Ct. L. on May "a, 25 26. good fo1
the return trip until May 30 for $40.
The schooner Percy Biydsall, which
was lately launched at the Jackson &
Sharp Company shipyard, viii be towed
to the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company's
yard to morrow to have her masts placed
in position.
William H. Moore, employed in J. L.
Smiths gang of railroad laborers, Will,
at work in the West Yard this morning
had his left hand terribly mashed by a
rail, which was being placed in position
| His injuries were dressed in the hospita
room at the P, w. & B. station.
Two small colored boys amused larg,
crowd at Fifth and King streets about
o'clock this afternoon BY fighting, but
they were soon separated through tn,
agency Of banana stalk and eoloret
man, the said stalk being vigorously lait
on each boy alternately.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
N.Y. Ral.ers Rnrnnttad.

Journeymen Bakers Union No. rs, Of
this city, has sent out written requests
to all union men to buy their bread of
the folio wing master bakers: j. G..
Kienle, Ninth and Madison streets;
Julius Gunther, No. 217 West Second
street; Charles Slosser, Linden and
Adams streets, and Frederick Wahl, No
500 French street. Since the notices were
sent out Mr. Ganther had discharged the
union men IN his employ, and his name
has consequently been dropped from the
above list The other bakers throughout
the city regard the matter as very trifiing,
and many of them claim that the Jour
neymen have been coached to take the
step by the master bakers named in the
announcement, who have sought this
mode Of advertising their business.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
state Bouparv "Reminiscences

A Joint meeting Of the commissioners
from Pennsylvania and Delaware, who
were appointed by the respective Legisla-
lures of the states to fix the boundry
between Pennsylvania and Delaware, will
be held the last week of May, in Philadel-
phia. A meeting would have been
held much sooner, but two
members Of the commission from
Pennsylvania, Robert A. Monaghan and
Wayne MacVeagh, have been busy in
the courts of that state. Meanwhile
the Delaware commission will hold
several conferences at Dover and decide
upon plan Of action. The commission
ers from this state are Hon. Thomas F.
Bsyard, Speaker Beniah f. Lewis of the
Senate and Speaker H. Hoffecker OF
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
NEW BOOKS.
The latest Works of the Authors for
WilminEfon Renders.

The Latest Works of the Authors for
Wilmington Readers.
The board of directors of the Viii
mington Library held its monthly meet
ing last evening.
The following new books were ordered
Bright Skies and Dark Shadows" Fl.
M. Field; Family Flight Through
Mexico f. +. Gale; "The Master Of
the Magieians. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
"What | Remember, 7. A. Trollope;
Life Of Bishop simpson, g. r. Crooks
with the Best Intentions" Marian
Harland Emmanuel; Story of the
Messiah, Z" William Forbes Cooley; idle
Thoughts o. an Idle Fellow, j. X.
Jerome "Wordsworth's Poetry z
"Rolfe English Classics" 1.-The Golden
Days of 40. Kirk Munrne I,
lone Summers Lesson in Prac-
tical Perspective, G. G. Brush I;
Dante G.. Rosetti's poems maria,
Jorge Isaaes; 1.-The Broughton House,
Bliss Perry; Freshman and Senior,
Elvirton Wright; "A Little Servant,
Grace Livingston; ''ln the Reign of
Terror, g. A. Hanty story Of Rus
sia, Nations series, w. r. Morrill, I;
Life Of Dr. Muhlenberg, W. w New
ton; Fugitive Facts, Edward
r. Thornei Liberal Living
Upon Narrow Means" G. +.
Herrick; 1.-The Craze of Christian
Englehart," H. f. Darnell; Hunters
Life in Africa. r. G. Cumming; Truths
to Live By, Canon Farrar; "The For
saken Inn, Anna X. Green; exhibition
Days, Mrs NJ B. Slade; Scientific Lee
lures" Sir j. Lubbock; 1.-THE End
Crowns All, Emma Marshall "Elemen
tarY Psychology and Education, In
ternational Series, J. Baldwin. "Dick
O the Fens, g. NJ Fem, Common
Sense of the Exact Science, International
Scientific Series w. K. Clifford !;
Mozart" Great Musicians Series, +.
Hueffler, editor; Romance of Beausin-
court, Mrs. G. A. Warfield I;
The Subterranean River" Joaquin
Miller; Life of Robert Browning, /"
Greater Writers Series William
Sharp; "The Orient and It's People. "
Mrs. l. T. Hauser; Starlight Ranch, 4"
by Captain Charles A. King. and yam
kee in King Arthur's Court by Mark
Twain, duplicated
Henry NJ. Stanley's book of travels,
issued by Seribner's has been ordered and
will be received as soon as possible. Two
copies have been ordered
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
Y. N. c. A. ATHLETES.
Committees Appointed Last Night on
Various Sports.

Committees Appointed Last Night on
Various sports.
The members of the Athletic Associa-
ton of the Y M. O. A. held a meeting in
the Association Hall last evening, to ap-
point committees on various sports.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Base Ball--Arthur Swartz, Edie Marks,
Thomas Wilkinson, w. s. Starr and E.
S. Thompson.
Foot Ball William s. Hills, o. E.
Wyatt Joseph Hill and G. S. Tazwell.
Tennis-P, E. Taylor and George
Jones.
Rambling-H. R. Fothergill, ]. F.
Pierce and George Derry.
Lacrosse-Oh Charles S. McCowen, a.
Morrison and Zed Lohand.
Bicycling-Asa Pointset, Thomas
Hurlock and William Steward
Boating-L. w. Walker, Eugene d. G.
Bayne and George B. Moore.
General Athletics-George T. Hepbror
and n. Melchoir.
1t was also decided to have white suits
with maroon trimmings for the associa
tion. The officers of the association are
Chairman, w. II. Savorv; secretary
A. w. Svartz, and treasurer. George T
Hepbron
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
psRMlssloN REEnssn.
street and Sewer Directors Saw That TN
Oxy-Hsdrogen Company Has No Works

street and Sewer Directors Saw That the
Oxy-Hsdrogen Company Has No Works
The Board of Directors of the Street
and Sewer Department held its regular
session last night. The board unani-
mously refused to allow the 0xy Hydro
gen Company to open the bed of Shipley
street. A letter was received from J
Edward Addieks, president of the Bay
State Gas Comdany, stating that the com
pany had no interest in gas matters in
this city directly or indirectly. President
Carpenter remarked that the Bay State
Company had sign bearing its name in
front of its Office in this city. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Whereas, Application has been made
to this board in behalf of an alleged
company under the name of the Oxy-
Hydrogen Company for permit to open
the bed of Shipley street, for the purpose
of laying gas pipes and
Whereas. The board has no knowl-
edge Of any duly organized company Of
that name empowered to lay gas pipes in
the streets of this city; and
Whereas, The gas pipes and mains in
said Shipley street are sufficient for the
supply of gas for all public and private
purposes; and
Whereas, The excavation Of the said
street for the purpose aforesaid is, in the
opinion of this board, Unnecessary and
would be detrimental to the health j,
safety and convenience of the public !;
therefore
Resolved. That said application be
and the same is hereby refused.
The board says that the Oxy Hydrogen
Company has no gas works, yet the Bay
State Gas Company has works without
rights
The street commissioner was author.
lied to hire teams and collect ashes at
the contractors expense, should the lat
ter not do so. Bids for paving Thir-
teenth street from Lombard to French
were received as follow: Davis 4
Brothers, S cents per square yard; w.
w. 4 J. 7. Simmons, cents; William
Simmons, 2 cents. William Simmons
received the contract.
An invitation from the Union Veteran
Legion to attend its memorial exercises
on May 28 was accepted. Plans and
specifications of section of the Shipley
run sewer between Front and Chestnut
streets, were approved Two lights were
ordered at Townsend road and the Cause.
way. and two on Townsend road east of
the Causeway. Thomas Samworth was
allowed $50 for grading Clayton street.
1t was decided to offer John 81. Dandy
ct al. $l00 for the right of way Of an in.
tereepting sewer. interceptor and branch
through bed at West street, and in case
of refusal to ask the mayor to request
the judge to appoint commission to
condemn the same.
The board adjourned at 10 o'clock.