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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31

Actual %au..u cash s,,, n
p:ss 4 banks. i.Sss &c., Be-:
Net cash bsees saos slo SEQ Dec saas s.s
The foreign exchanges were dull with weak
tone. but we leave Quotations UNCHANGED TOT
business az sSaE st.r G
French francs at 522 1-2 and $40 relchmarks at
o4i.2 and oSl-2 and glllders at 80 l-2 and
'''''' FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In iu
rate for discount, and II remains ct per cent.
During the week tne G ;.a .o,. 20 T." abltIes
VIVA raised from 34.00 to $3.50 per cent, against
decline from 3s.4l TO 4o74 per GENT In the same
week last ye ss' oi sS.
and gain OF i,375,O0o francs silver, against for
the same week Of last year Of logs Of 27s1,ov v
AZ the London Steak Exchange British consols
were easier at "a ll-le for both moray and &C;
count. ln the open market money ruieo az AZ a.,
per cent for balances and at "a per cent Toy DIS
counts Bar silver declined 3-4d. to 4s $50. PEI
ounce English standard. American railways al
opened lower to correspond with yesterdays CLOS
parity with these figures, but later were quick
to respond to this mornings home improvements me
At Paris French per cents declined TO sS;' ;rh,
a94. O2 l.2, against 943O last evening, and sight
to the 6.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM.
s 81; . 'sss 1:ss ;ssss
OREGON IMPROVEMENT co.
Esq.,: &C.: s:' ;'s
Ne. earnings sSo,i0 ss2Oa; Inc. 'sl'sss
o,o Ssc 10 sep1 ssSesss ssse. Inc
Operating expenses. 2s723ts S'l2e4oe Inc. Io.ooo
Ne. for 10 months. ss14,N7 s51s,2so Inc. s,.iee
ILLINOIS CENTRAL"
&c.: &C.,: .;:
Net earning. s571,ssi aasa,1lo Dec. s21i 1913
S;s::s saSss:: S Ias :sii
Ne. 70, months. si5oi,s0i ss7s,7os Dec s52l,s:o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
$751;: s:. ~; : 'ss
Net e.m,ns....... sios, 4es sisosso s22e.ss2
Ssssss 'siss g s
NJ. 70, months. si,sss sis si472,ss2 slos5 1888
UNION PACIFIC.
ssss5
Ne. .,,o,ne,..... s1,o778N sl,e7l ,sl1 sI,o4e,72l
Jan. to Sept. 80 a.. .. .,o o-o s.o 40, sro MN
Sns,a.ins cxneoses 1857 1879 17,2S5,018 2l0l0,39
Ne. ,or months ss, soi, 1913 s1Os87 sse $40 $50 oes
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Oct 80 m-unlted States ~, per f Ssa
%o,tea9e trustees certificates SO Canadian Pacific TN
Eri: oits; Illinois Central, 1oS st. Paul common oIs
he Bullion in he Bank Of England decreased ELS
The popotion Of the Bank Of England reserve la
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4 Lothbury London. r. c..
Oct. %, 1890.

Oct %. 1890.
Stat, O, New York CITY and County Of New York, Sc
l. Archibald ]. c. Anderson bens duly sworn ay an
the Auditor OF the sugar Renercs Company and ~ such am
familiar with n. It's accounts well - with the sceounN
Of the yarios Refining Companies whose stocks are heid D
said Sugar ReAneries Company
hay. read the annexed report Of Messs Delolttc
Never arInIths Co. The statements thefen eontahcu
,o t,uc The information given by me 10 them BASIS
~ mi. ,.nrt was full and accurate The balance sheets
=, IN. sMe,-nt corporations which they examined were
complete and correct c. A..
The capital stock the Sugar Rennefies COMPANY d. ~
o,tsc. ,enresentd the real estate plant machinery ano
rood will Of the business OF tho rious rennere oot f
, resented no working capital To supply "is aooa'
SIC, 900 900 borrowed. .. c.u,.,
since ,he osan,.a,oa OF the Sugar Renneres Company
there has been paid 70 n ceytneae holders es'a a''
drods .. the rate OF 10 per cent par annum down '5
300 Amounting % sll 9S2 So All Of these dVdene'
vers pe our Of net profits earned In sae business On
s.rs4 1900 there remained hand In cash asse's anu
,nycseueuts above Liabilities surplus Of more hsn VII
200 600 with sone unImperssnt exceptions me e1nefe
hsve eo.t,pued 10 hold tAsr original pansA some nave
,,eh...h saa,t,ona real and extensive sodons
"a ,,sx.enss have b-en made 70 budines and mscnn'
err. valuable patents have also been ae0u"ea IN,
expssdit.res in sldiea 70 psnt exceed mo es pAA'
By moro than % 10000 .nsov
Csimst) AHCh' o. ~
svo,, u s.,o,s m. tais 18th day Of October. 1900
fse.D LOUIS KLEIN. Notary Public. Kings County
Certificate ried In Nsw.Ysrk County.
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Fourth ~. 0H0 we oIs HeW IW6
I'm ssly RAraoap STATION m Ts1 o.
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLL0ws:
ssse 4. u. CHICAGO vEsTIbULE LiAfTEn-pss .
1915 sSsssI 10 sssorw 1sss vEsr,nyLE l.x
ED-Duo Curnasu 30. indianapolis 10 o. y" -
ls'sS 4. n. WESTERN DAY ExPnEss-Asn' 'a''''
l,SS y M.-NoRru SHORE vEsTIDuLE LiMi1EDss
Due az Detrst al s:is a. m. caesso @'so -"
s.osp. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPRESS. Due caieass
,.ss S Ml::,%SsSaS4sk ASoSfSEAL Am MA
ats y. m:Ntxsr EH 81 fE5tls AND CHICAGO II.
fREsS-pSs Indianapolis i;9o p m. next osS' ~
r,sHkiEL "a tGSswsyRaH, PoyGHEEErs1E H .'d!a
s.: IS u $50 Is ~ SO 2 E e.. 4 b
Ai.iss.'s 70 y 's r. ;is i it',s ...
rs$ ;Es :$ 'I2s So + e. & = W. ::
a. g. 1i 20 % % - sSS 7'a
n g. IS 20 a. sjsT 10 so H. 600 80 els
NIAGARA PALLs-,o 20. 1850 g. M. $50. 600, 49,
ADiRoSDXCK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL;tS.aa
Agsts Is: sESE s. Is =;
BEhssGisE NILS liz VIA HikSE% DivlsIoS- 10
sss. .da .p.s. s..pas .yply :: s:sSs
Fis, ;ss snf fu 1sss: 81. :st -
Wcsos Exnes' cali. 70, AID sn.,E: baggage IRON
tpaly except Sunday. sDaily except SATURDAY V'"~
80 AeGys So s'in; Fy'fGs a;: 's:Ss n.y. ana Il 20 MD
night, .toP, q Isssh;s. station nHopor II pAyrELS.
f..ser,I MaDao,r Passenger ARcnk
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DEN n SYLVANIA
/ RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER OCTOBER 30. 1890

on AND AFTER OCTOBER 30. 1890.
T;as luyc stations foot Of Desbresses and Csr'lasds
10 a. M.~Tnl FAST LINZ for the West pumaa
s T5aJ a"d fs 80 tr chicago %
nd 81 Louis d. next md Ok ese Sun ssSdi s
VA a" i"S except Hss s.,uaay sn IIx
2 pd..i Ien:ytS Of up Fuin." vs..Sa:.
Da"s sa STATE Room ssSHms RaSs sE 9sUorS
s% %spntHs' a%a typl 5siaoo%s
iG,Sai e "Si iig;. Arre. go sn1
y, 10 r NJ 3 a. InrIs CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
Hr sd: r" to st. US S hi sS and tHS H
PASSENGER cSarh New York 70 Columbus ARM; Gin GIN:
cinnati IL 20 u. Chicago 3'cO p. NJ, and 81 LOUIS
$50 +. y ..rHE WESTERN EXPRESS for all poas 10
assR"s f1 sn S+ &%ps is. @
%wior % lGliaalP9a and ru,mna D =! e Car
nail 80 p NJ Gnsaso 50 nxss a.y y, a c.s s.
Louis 90 d. >"cond morning CONNECTS lof CIe'e-
SO, ' ri 2Ss ffE Sf rs.n sS .
SS:t Sc & y s:ss a.;
a asS a' iS At StS daily and cSf,y
I%iSs; sisF, III rS$ Ash S6E s%t!a.
ss $50 s.is!; sna Ss Li%ss ;I,
S%%s t esv r. :? T. o. ."d
Sn Go 1"S 90 100 u Sunday ana itis 1 aad
Dining Car ard Cno.hes through s 90 p m. ds'ly
For d ens wa nssS rS 6 ny" a5 go and
SUNDAY. ?tt q M ':la D. III. do not sop IL A'o'r'
ro H.i xsr e. ciry Through Day Coach
For rt a SsT SS , pHsssSs.
and d. SamorS can: fssf
p H. "'eN'IFoR PHILADELPHIA.
b aH sp . 90 o sSo S snlfisS sas
go ;al 10 80 &C., 30 az ID ~
say EI rs So 80 60 80 90 go s tT5s az
r. and ~ rs r "sH t"Da%y 1 ,.
cheek baggage from hotels aud residences tnro"An "
FOR timetable, Of local trains apply to any ucset agent
cHts snl e f Msnase- eens.. E R..s %o2e
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW;JERsEY,
v FOOT T" S.s., o,,,
.nsh cSsSns Ss sss
! n for iS, f fsSa Allentown and x.usA csu..
On sS" ~" a isa Ssno%n Chunk md Sasmo
cas a. S mi GO sn!s ;s Essss 1s1 :ss
ISast pa,Sr Ger to Wi,a%cs sDSn Rad
&: sD"s $ss ''s"t
g. %fs:" a:""S %.'is "
g 4 s s' E:ss" s XII A'!s%''ss Chunk s
ing aarrsburs IS S"n snr H. ST M
40 4 40 q 90 o. m Sundays. 20 q M. 20 p. N.
For freehold T. It5. s:ls. 10 80 = m. 20. 30.
For Long Bncch snd point. South 70 Po!ns eiesssns.
=: rs. SIS II Is e.. r. ZOO. 800 m. sandays.
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove Aseu's
For Red Bank. at ,:'5 SIS, has n m, 80. 20.
'I F,r I la r - and Bar axai. As els
Tor ,sS. c:p, laels ID and n,dsston ss t:e an.
Ior Monmouth Bsseh aud se> fight. ~ slS. II ~
O. M so. 3:t5. 80. 100 T. M Sundays. 90 q. H.
''g Special sEABRIGHr ExrREss will lss.s HisA.
beach IA m for New York VIA prsnehpseS avrivfng
At New.York foot Of Libesty-st Orth Rvef e6 =:
Returning leave New. York. foot Of LossUse. 81 S:S
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL blue LINE.
90 SO. 90 90, . 90, 1;SP ~. i4,is .iSsI
SUNDAYS; 80; II 90 T. No. 90. $50. $780, 600
Fol nsl,iSore and washington daily - 90 ~ 20 Tex
n is ~ :: sss s s.s. !. e g.. e.
"e' Tor sSnbSry Isw:ba.s snd Wi!an:pe., .us phns
de,psa = IS a. md 20 BuasS rsnO, c., - Z n.
mrksts md TsrlesCss .ce.s Be psocurW q! Q! set,
as oii iito ! .32S Brosdwsv. ~ etA-ave. ce< West
iastast ia East i2ish:.I, Nsx.Yerk csursss, 60
Fui.on:st % grcadway BroosyT , call ~, ana ....s
huRpa from
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Wiuiosno Notices

a ssDe, Ea5 sifas asi e e: ssss:
sl4ais s s. s. : i 81: 4; !: :; ,':,
CHICAGO AND ALTON Z. Z. SINKING
LOUISIANA AMP ssSs ssSl sS r. r.. SECOND
KANSAS cI1r rSFrhkS SSf sTSSx CHICAGO r.
ut CUBS VI. NJ ga a. g: I'd
OFFICE OF g. s g RI sA ,.ss
COUPONS due November 1st, 1880, Of this
;;.s; a;s essSi 7s FAefrl9 y. o; &.
"a; sssi' y s:as No. s:;::s
s s' 'Sss:s T. s.SSsSiss
..s Il 3 S:S:ss; Ss . S
Of the Central Trust Hjsi %f' s:EEkEES F1s..u,.
10VI'v TaE FzRs S*sS sai
1900 viii 81 paid IS" on and s.er %st date q national
- President Assistant ses,etary:-
rv rvsS1As VS. 'a!ASE SAS S!s:s:: u
snare S from u ns S: b
S:s ssS =. :s:s SSss:.s
and reopen S'SenSsr J. 1sSsSSxsrr,urs s,,,s,,,r.
HOLLAND TRUST CO.,
- no. wALL-ST. NETWORK. October IS. 1890.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Company have declared
quarterly dividend Of TWO AND oNE.HALF PER CHNT.
from the earnings OF the company payable on November
1890.
The transfer books viii p. m. October 81.
1890, and will be reopened at 10 November 8.
1890 GEO. W. VAN SICLEN, Secretary.
HANNIBAL AND CENTRAL MISSOURI I'D
MORTGAGE BONDS.
ROCKVILLE BRIDGE co. BONDS
ass s and s9 S ssn bonds Will be paid
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK.
81 wsl.st.. Oct 20. 1890.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
IS BROADWAY, N. Y, October 3d. 1870
1'HE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
e. .sa : fss.. en- % .ss Z. 81 s s
:ssI ri sis..s
S.sSesi ~ $780, sSes m and reopen ON No.
WIN. H. BUTLER Secretary.
GREAT N0 ,S HEb % k AnLy.sr. COMPANY
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS SSs'e Of this Com,
= pany have declared dividend OF per cent upon
s a. r November 1885, SSSd:rs
The transfer books will be closed at O'Clock p NJ
October 20 and reopened at 10 O'Clock m. November
D. le"o' EFT NICHOLS. Secretary.
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
i BANK 1928 Broadway. New.York Oct "a, 1890
%,e y # e. RSb & Ss'a p 'ss
on tbs capital stock declared. payable Nov 1ss
books wi" s' rD%ss &, s sp Cashier sy
ToI.EDO ANN ARBoR g. NORTH MICHIGAN Rail-
Way sEcRErARfS 2EWE IYoK eV o skSsN SR' $50
THE INTEREST COUPONS on the first
Il mortgage bonds Of this company, due on LIST Nov;
prox will be paid and after that date by The Cena
TIHE COUPON INTEREST, due November
/ / 1890 on the debt OF the city Of New:forl wiz
no paid on ar that date By II, STATE Trust C2mI"ny
At IL, office, No so wall.st JOHN Q. ApAMS
MlTINr H SATbRTAt Ss1 IaaFGSs
THE SEMI ANNUAL INTEREST duo No
cent Gold Bonds Of the National Starch Manuaetnrlnr
the Chase National ''t Ii Ets'G E. rBhunxs secrer
UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY,
u Treasnrer's Oficc, No. 40 Broadway NowYork Oet,
,@r 3oth IsS0-iOh Dividend transfr books OF this
VIZ close oet0H fR a. WoSp . s"a rsSue"
WABASH RAIhR0AD J., C2 C9I!sANS
due November l. 1890, Will be laid on and after said
date the ONCE OF the Central Trust Co. 10 81 Walst
Ny. ~, c gs 1880. - VI ir'oN' '''''''''
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A $3.50, 900 SYNDICATE wanted to purchase
A intsrst In silver mine will positively double In.
v..tment nIst year. Address MINER. Boa 636. Post
office Ncw.YCrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
As BROADWAY, N. Y, October sd. 1870.
'7NHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i OF lWO PER CENT. has this day been declared oa
preferred stock Of TIL. cSmpany PAYABLE se Farm
day November 1890 TO- the holders OF the preferred
stock record the 18th day OF October 1880 The
October 10 $780, AZ o'clock p H., and reopen on NO
yember 4. 1890. at 10 O'clock Z. N
NJ, H. RULER Secretary.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
landau Oct 60 D. m.-United States per cent
bonds do 4hs 1oe Atlantic and Great Western hrst
no,toaee trustees certificates Canadian Pacinc, I'm
Eri: 2iss Illinois Central, 1oS st. Paul common ois
The bullion in he Bank Of England decreased ELS 900
during the lnst week. . -, ..- . -,
bility Which week was S4N per cent Is now S'Ss
cent.
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$40. 537s36 IL

And that expenditure has been made In acquisition OF
,c. esa, improving property and psntaftef decucng
receipts from OF similar asses-amountns 70 f2'o
5siso.
Fu,br tn, hooks kept OF the Central office Of the Com
many record dividends having been paid to the stock
holders To the amount OF GIL eOO. sD2. so.
The statements furnished indicate that the original
ors,pzation included working capital and that abont
,o oo ooO was borrowed be used for that
nurpose This We are Informed by the Auditor, Is the
net He likewise informs that the shares OF stock In
tho v,,ous corporations transferred 10 the trustees rep.
resented the various sugar refining properties Consisting OF
real estate plant improvements machinery and the good
l NJ IN. several bus Inc sses. We are, gentlemen.
Is,oncd, Yours obedeutly,
pELOIrrE, DEvER, GRIFFITHs L CO..
Acco
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TEE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL sAknA GLeSIHA No
shares
OD'g. Hi<t Lawn f1aal Mo. Ask'd' sold-
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-
II no. 7 wALL-sT.. NEW.YoRK October IS 1890
The Bosfd Of Trustees Of this Company have declared
quarterly dividend Of TWO AND oNE.HALF PER CENT
from the earnings Of the company payable November
1890.
The transfer books will close at D. on October 81
1890, and will be reopened at 10 m. November g.
1890. GEO. W. VAN STOLEN, Secretary.
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49, 'i,s sS 4. he. ; AZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

w Kr6lewcu powodu Wy
sok,ch cen ma mieso wzrasta spo-
zywanie koniny, "a kt6ra daw-
niej p}acono pc Is fem, a teraz pc
IS fen. funt.-W ostatnlm kWar-
tale zablto 1911 koni ma mleso-
W kwartale p%oprzednlm zoblto
144O i sprzedano 2202 ctr. m'ssa
ludziom ma pozywienle.
Gdarisk. By}y dyrektor kraJ1o-
wy dr.. Weir zostaf re wzgleou
ma chorobliwy stan zdrowla 2 are
sztu sledczego wypuszczohy"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
DobroWolna
skfadka.

Z powodu 5o-letniego JUBILEE
uszu sEuzby panstwej os~fawionego
dzlalacza Apuchtina, a d~ziesiatel
rocznicy urzedowania lego jake
kuratora okresu naukowego war
szawsklego, pszypomina nam sic
ieden wypadek EASILY pred kilku
laty we Warszawie, gdzie pewna
osoba ztozyla redakcyl pewnego
dziennika dose znaczna skfadke ma
Gel dobroczynny: Hpowod u
Ia d osnel now y, jak sic
w~yraziia. Skiadke te, jak pisano,
z~}ozyly nastepulace osoby:
L. Z. 90 kopiejek, 4. ?.
49,, u. 49,, Oh. 20, I. I.55,
N. 40, d. O. 80. S. I. 40,
A. X. 20, w. P. 80, A. 40,
P. E. 20.
Ktoby chcia} zgadnat, Jaka
to by]a radosna nowina, ten
niechaj wszystkie wyzej wyra,
zone poczqtkowe litery naz-
wisk pod}ug porzadku poda-
nego zestam w pee Wyra-
zoW.
Ia sk}adka istotnie byla
d o b w q!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

n,uska. pozostawl1a komisya kolo-
nlzacyjna W dzierzaw'e p ozari'n'
skiemu ma lat 16 pod temi warun'
kami, jak d%otychczas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

wano piesh u}ozona przez panla
Ubysz i oswietlono scene bengal
sko.
Ma %zakohczenle by} odczyt po-
s}a p. Szredera o pos}annictwle
wielklch poetow, oraz O zyclu l
zas}ugach Mickiew1cza.
Dzieh tego obchodu ~poprzedzl'
1y nabozenstwa jedno w Nowem-
miescle pred obrazm M. B. Ia
kowskiej, drugie W Tylicach "a
dusze Mlcklewicza. Serdeczne po-
dzlekowanie wszystkim, kt6rzy sig
do urzadzenla tego wspania4ego
obochodu przYczynlli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Of price. DR.. HUMPHREYS MANUAL. GA pages
richly bound in cloth and gold, mailed free.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
No,po,n;ysto mad Drwec2,

Noavemiusto mad Drwec2, /
lipca. Wczorajszej niedziell obcho'
dzllismy tn Urcczystosc MCKEE
wicza. Dzieh ten pamistnym 70
stanie. Urzadzeniem obchcdu "a
1eli sic glownic pahstwo Ubyszo-
stwo z Tylic ! p. l. Bardzkl z NO
wegom1asta. z ca}ej okollcy, navel
z brodnickiego powiatu kto mogf'
przybyl1 licznie wozem drabnym
umoionym. Pan Dreier udzlellf
lokal sw6i darmo. Zapeiniony tez
by4 wszedzie. Uroczystosc rozpo-
cze}a sic o 4tej popo&udniu a trwaia
do 9tej wieczorem. Wszyscy Wy
trwall / bawili sic zaimujaco DO
konca.
Naiprz6d pan Jackowski zse-
die mla} Przemowe. potem dekla.
moWaf p. Szreder wiersz Odynca
ma obch0d rocZny smlercl Nllckle-
wicza, dalej parma Durzynska Ode
do mlodosci, a pc nieJ PARMA
Semp1awska Grazyne, DIR. K. zas
mla1 odczyt o ,,Dziadach."P o pau
lie deklamowa}a parma Marya Bu-
licska ,,Uczte" Z Wallenroda, pan
Jackowsk; Piesn w~ajdeloty, parma
Helena Ubysz ,,smierc Wallenro-
Ga, a PAM Ubysz o~dczyta}a ~wiersz,
do matki Polki. Dalej wyglosi}a
parma Kurzynska wiersz ,,Gr6b
Potoekiej," PARMA Nlarya Ubysz
smierc puikownika, q ma1a Jadz1a
Marwiczowna l Anna Ubysz6-
VIVA deklamowaty ,,Powrot Taty''
i zyczenie Mickiewicza. Nastaplfo
rozdanie ksiazeczek C~hociszews.
kiego o Micklewiczu / wypowle.
dzenie wiersza przez pewnego So
letniego starca, ko}odzieja Marko.
wskiego, ktdry sic san do tego
zglosi}. Pc pauzIe przedstawlonc
aywe obrazy- Leszek Bia}y:
Janklel graj2cy, przyczem Spie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
TO / OWO

Srodki alkoliczne narkotyczne.
SWAT starry Jest przewaznie ojczyz
na napoj6w alkoholicznych Anne
ryka zas srodkow narkotycznych;
DO tez W starYm swiecle rosna zbo-
ia, rye, %winordsl, trzcina cukrowa,
banany, rome jagody, a W nowym,
jake rodzinne zr6d1a alkoholu: ku-
kurydza, agawa, z%iemniakl; co do
na%rkotyk6w SWAT starry ma herba-
te, kawe, max, konopie, nowy zas
mate, tytoE, kokc.
Rasie czerwonoskornei ME mo-
ina przyp1sac w~rodzonego ropedu
do pijahstwa, owszem SO Shady,
il pierwotna ludnosG Ameryki by
Ia bardzo wstrzemiezliwa. Re jed
naknwoda wystarczyc I'M ME mo-
g}a i polrzebowall czcgos wiece],
re mleka tez ME MEL, DO paster-
stwu sic ME oddawali, niektore-
wiec Judy mia}y jakies napoje O.
durzajace, ale zapewne bardzo s1a-
be. TAX n~aprzyk}ad starry Meksy-
kanie swoje ,,pulque" z ogawy,
Iroklezi nap6J z brzezlny, Karai-
bowie z kasawy, Araukanie z ku-
kurydzy i t. p.
Malajczycy mogli mied gotowy
napdi W w1nie palmowem z koko-
sow, ktorych lyle rosnle doko}a
ich sledzib; Polipejczycy Jednak
ME znali tego napoju,Egdy sig do
Mich Europejczycy zblizyli, a a
tomiast pill p}yn zwany nkawa'
przygotowany korzeni piper
methysticum". Znali tez arak z ry-
zu i vino z palmy areng. Papusy
pill owa ,,kawe'' lub zgo}a ME u
zywali trunk6w upajaiacych, podo.
bnie iak w1asclwi Australczycy, tt.
mleszkahcy Novel, Holandy1, cho-
ciaz opr6cz wieIu zb6z, ma tym 10
die rosfa navel dziko winorosl,
wed}ug i. Muelera. O wiele 1jest
bogatsza Afryka W napoie alkoho-
liczne. Je] flora do tego sic PREY
czynia. Nap6j npombe" czyli vino
kafrYjskie, m6wi Stanley, jest W
uzyciu wszedzie, gdzie rosnie Hull
Gus sorghum" / prose- murzyhskie.
Me trudnlacy sic r6lnictwem Ho-
| tentocl piia mleko mi6d. Niekt6-
re plem1ona murzynskie uzywaja
DUO wilma palmowego .,sura" ma.
poju ,,marzamba" p!zangu.
W Azyi MISUNDERSTANDING
trudno odroznic napoje wprowa-
diane Cd krajowych. Zdaje sic je-
dnak, re Tunkuzi mieli wlasny
spos6b wyrabiania w6dki re zboza.
Kumys i ariki z kobylego mleka
jest take oryginalnym tych okolic
produktem, r6wnie jak vino u
Turkmen6w. Kamegada1y Kor'
jacy wyrabiaja JakiS odwar 2 mu
char6w ME rujacy lecz odurzaja'
cY.
w rzedzie narkotyk6w stoi ne
czele koka, kt6rq zu}y wszystkit
pierwotne ludy.Ameryki poSudnlo
wei, tax iak tytuh, universally
narkotyk lndyan Ameryki srodko
wei i pdlnocnej,
w Afryce sigma narkotykl
,,ducha"suszony kwiat konopi; ,:gu
ru", owoc w k~szta}(ie orzecha Z ia
kiegos drzewa i ,,k}ad", li$ci krze.
WIZ .,Celastrus educis'
Azyatyckle Judy %plerwotn1e u
paj2fy sic narkotycznie dymem
Konopi (haszysz); nlebezplecznlel
sly narkotyk ,,oplum" pochodzi pc
cz2tkowo Z Persyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
Prnsy POlskle.

Z Warmii. w Szembruku u.
mari W zesz}y wtorek pc kr0tkle]
lecz ezekiel choroble o~patrzony
sakramentami sw1etemi gospo-
d,rz Joachim Samulowski, ]uz
wdow1ec cd roku, pozosta"laJa *
%szescloro drobnych dziatek slero-
tami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

W Brunsacatdzie wyprano
pierwszym nauczycielem ! organ''
sta %uauczyciela pana Stracha z
Ubystycha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Rozprawa trwafa dfugo, sad
oskarzorych uwolni1, prokurator
zak}ada protest.
PKACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Pun VVsncenty MosscSe''sk' ku-
nil W tych dniach maj2tek rycer-
ski Gniewkowo w powlecle ghleA-
nienskim p%o}ozony, ma]acy ooo
morg obszaru, cd niemca p. Gun
now.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
p,xo1t,n Ia zamordowanie

Barsztyn. "a "r''0
kapitalisty Adolfa Pallasoha W
Biskupcu 1go grudnia r. 1885, 20
stall przez tutejszy sad przysle-
o}vch skazani ma smiert rzezn'k
Gott>ieb shuster i deputatnlk Jan
Dannapsll, w~4asciciel zaS Gottl'eo
Dannepell "a pomagan1e W nor
derstw,e ma Is lat wiezienia W
domu karnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

w T5runiu ,,Tow, Przemysfo'
we" przeprowadza dalej parce'a-
eva folwarku Katarzynkl. kazde-
go ponledziaiku i czwartku les'
ma miejscu obecny pan kuslko-
wski z Torunia upowaznlony 90
zawierania uk1ad6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Il VVyrcburqu donosz2 n'ln'
u Kodak nasz pan Jakdb Macle-
ievsk,, lekarz praktyczny W Wfo-
sienicy, uzyskat po n%ap'saniu pra-
Nv nrzv tamteiszej wszechnicy dn'a
! Inca +. b.. stopieh doktora
vszech nauk lekarskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

F5zq,orh Wymyslowo pod
Trzemeszem kupil cd PAM skrze-
tuskje, p. Juliusz Schneider
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
Tho Rice situation.

The American Grocer publishes the following:
The demand in domestic sorts is free. as hold
ers at this point, confronted with foreign, are
letting goods go at less than Southern prices.
This, with cheaper freights, enables them to
command patronage which ordinarily seeks its
supply from primary markets. Talmage says:
''Our Southern friends have played the goose
in killing the goose that laid the golden egg.
Trade, that is legitimate trade, in primary
markets is at a standstill Instead of quietly
pegging the market up eighth BY eighth st short
intervals, prices have been rushed up nearly
cent in the last fortnight, and now stand on
parity with those prevailing here.
MANY seemed possessed with the idea that
the trade of the United States at their mercy,
forgetful of the ocean of foreign rice obtainable
at a price. If present prices of domestic are
maintained it will move slowly, as three fourths
of the trade will take to the foreign, in which
equal grades are obtainable at an item less
cost. :" kilograms of the day note light move
ment in all Atlantic coast markets, but great
activity in New Orleans. Talmage comments on
latter, ''New Orleans is engaged in big gam
BILE; the future may bear out present prices, but
we doubt it. Legitimate movement is light and
trading mainly among operators, who have yet
to find a consumptive demand. We estimate
forward supply about $4,000 barrels" Foreign
sorts are selling freely at full quotations. prin-
cipal favor being shown for medium Japsns.
We note arrival of some high grade Rangoon.
It is hardly up to standard of previous year, but
attracts attention on account Of prices being
cheaper than equal quality in domestic.