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The daily critic., 1890-12-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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Regular Coll-I3 O'Clock M
Masonic Han 5s, $500 q 1G5h Wash. 6
Geo. r. r., 3 o 3l6. Eck'ton & Sol. Home
R. r. 3 o So wash Gas, 25 q f6l; % q
4tA; IS q f6s. American Gr3phoph0ue. 10
q Ill. Wash. Loan K Trust CO.., so at 3;
sOa4s
Miscellaneous Bonds IT, s. Electric
Light lst, 6's, % =. s. Electric Light,
"a. G'e, w. & G, R. B. 1910 G's,
ia. Masonic Ban Assn, SIS, G. tsqS, l0f;
Wash, Market co., ist Mort, Gle, los;
Nash. Market Cos, Imp, G's, -; luld y
SeglOard Co., G's, q 1877, ~; Wash. IT,
Infantry, LIST, G's, 1903. 90; Wash. IL. Iu-
fautrv, "a, as, 1904 Q5; Wash Gas Light
Co, Ser. a, 6s, "a; Wash. Gas Light Co..
Ser. B, 6s lis; Hygeuic lee Co., 50 Mort,
6's r.; American Security and Trust, 100.
National Bank Stocks-Bauk 0f Wash
ingiOn, fi0. Bank Of Republic, 21O; Metro
p0liian, 2G5; Central, 200; Second, 200,
farmers and Mechanics, $50; citizens, lao.
0lumhia, -, Capital llg; West End |j,
Traders, llI Lincoln,
Railroad Stocks ~ Washington and
Georgetown, 2iO Metropolitan, ; Co
lumbia, Capitol and North o Street,
-; lexington and Soldiers Home, 5Tl;
Georgetown and Tennallytown, 41i Bright
wood.
Insurance Saskatchewan 45 Frank
lin, 80; Metropolitan, so; National Uniou
Is; Arlington, los; Cofcor9n, ~; Colum-
bia s.; German American, lG5; Potomac,
S3; Riggs, y; Peoples 81. Lincoln, 3.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate
Title, l24; Columbia Title, -; Washington
Title -.
Gas and Electric Light stocks Washing.
ton Gas, 46; Georgetown Gas, 49; Y. 3.
Electric Light, 30.
Telephone ks-Pennsvlvania. %;
Chesapeake and Potomac, @ American
GIaIhophone, III.
Miscellaneous stocks-Ws Washington Mar
ktt Co., -: Washington Brick Machine
Co, -; Great Falls Ice Co., - Bull
Run Panorama CO.. 1G. National Safe De-
posit, $50; Washington Safe Deposit, 12j;
Washington Loan and Trust Co, a.; Ma
tional Topographic, r.; Mergeuthaler, -;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Il; American
Security aud Trust Co., G3; Lincoln Han,
=; lygienic lee Co., IS; lnterOceau
Bufldfu0 CO.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
IN NFa0RIan
EnIoeistfo Fesotnuous in rTenor or the
late Justice Wtftoe

EnIoeisuc Fesotntious in Iepor or the
late Justice 1futoF.
INC members of The B4r. practicinr
In The Supreme Court held a meeting
tn the court room this morning To- take
suitable action TO reference to the death
Of the late Mr.. Justice Miller. Ey.
Solicitor General Phillips presided.
Senator Evarts, chairman Of the
committee on resolutions, presented the
following, which were read by Colonel
Enoch Totten:
Rts0ired, That The members of the Bir,
practcing In the Supreme Court Of the
United States are affected with profound
scusbility at the loss suffered by the Court
and by the profession of the law aud the
community at largo which has fallen upon
them in the sudden death Of this eminent
lawyer, iurist and magistrate when 90 the
height and fun exercise Of hi~ great powers
in The service to the nation I'm the evaltel
place which he had SO long o occupied
HcSo',cd, That the length OF years, fall
ing not much short of whole generation,
which the judicial service Of Mr.. Justice
Miller has given to the administration Of
justice in the high functions and the wide
scope which belong TO the great tribunal in
which be sat, aud the period Of the service
coucurrine with the march Of events I'm the
life Of the nation through ihe civil war, and
the difficult tasks Of the restoration OF
order and unity IN the working Of our Gov
eminent and the re-estabishment Of the
calm and prevalent maintenance Of law
throughout the land, place him IN the front
rank and I'm close association with the
greatest Judges that have she'd lustre upon
the court IN its historic fame and permanent
benefits upon the welfare Of the people.
Hes0lred, That the emembers OF this Bar, be
NHHNN 1Nr HHsa Read ~ 4
iul public estimate OF the character and life
of this great Judge and grief at his loss,
may properly, from their close and constant
observation Of his personal traits and his
relations With the Court aud the Bar IN his
discharge Of his daily duties, bear witness
TO his admirable conduct in these duties
and relations, so Just, SO firm, so amiabie,
and feel personal sorrow 80 his DEATH
hes0ttCd, That copy Of these rCsOlu-
lions be presented 10y The president and
secretary Of The meeting 10 the family OF
Mr.. Justice Miller with the sincere sym
pathy Of the profession I'm their bercave-
meut and that the Attorney General be re-
quested to present 70 the Supreme Court in
session the proceedings Of this meeting.
The resolutions were seconded in elo-
quent and touching remarks by OK. At.
orney-General Wayne McNeagh, ex
Attorney. General Garland, Senator
Davis Of Minnesota, eX Senator Hen
derson of Missouri, II. 4. Davis, Judge
Embry, Assistant Attorney. General
Maury and Senator Evarts.
Among those present not otherwise
named were Senator Edmuuds. At
torBey General Miller, ex-senator
Fowler of Tennessee, General S. S.
IIenkle. Representatives Stewart of
Vermont and Morrow Of California,
Judge George l.. Clarke and others.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
American Composers.
Flon n. ~. rnrL s,n.

rum fhe -ht'" 7 tfH .rhHs
General Weston and Roosevelt Schuy.
Ter have given a memorable dinner. al
their house In Forty sixth street, in
honor OF the Inauguration of the ssso-
citation for the production Of the works
Of American composers IL Is "a bach
elOr house, luxuriously furnished The
entire dlnner-whlch Included chicken
consOnime, steWed terrapin. a vol al
vent Of sweetbreads and calf brains,
salmi Of grouse, caulillower au graft
and Rhode Island turkey stuffed witt
chCgtnuts and truiies-Was prepared
and cooked by NJ Jacuetot, noted
epicure. and the Hon. Thomas J. Nil
Ter the epicurean monarch of the Man
haitian Club. and was a marvellous
exhibition Of the science of the cuisine
Before and after the dinner Senor Agra
monte played NagneTlan selections aud
General Weston sang from Tam
hauseT, and the music was as good as
the meau. Much of the talk was mu-
steal, and. among other good things. an
Important composition by Mcdowell Of
Boston was promised for the next com
pOs0Ts' concert.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
SERVED HIN RIGHT.
A white Sian Fails Victim 20 Col
ored ,BadEers

a white Sian Fails a Victim 10 Col
oTed "BadEeFs
Eliza Cant, a colored girl 10 years Of
age. was sent to jail this morning for
six months for completely I'm a panel
game. Eliza was on her way home
from the Globe Theatre Wednesday
night when she met Stephen Elliott. a
white man, az the corner OF Sixth street
and the Avenue. She persuaded him 70
follow her 10 a house In Clark S alley
They were in a Tnom on the second
floor when Charlie Pays0n, a colOred
man, knocked al the door and demanded
admittance The Cant woman let him
into the room and shortly afteTWard
Elliott found that his pocket book con
tanning S34, had been taken from his
vest pocket.
When arrested Eliza Cant hal only
IS cents in her pocket, but she al
mitied 10 Lieutenant Kelly and others
that she took the money. Judge Miller
said her aCcOmplices IN The crime 0u ght
also 10 be apprehended
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Dieo.

BROWN ON December q l,4J % $50 2.
No.. aJ the residence ot Nj. S. H4rr1l. On tt.
tIEure, David Brown sr. whose llte resi-
deuce was az l.-3 street southeast ash
iuRtuu, ID, q.
CHANDLER-Ou December 3, $50, at
treeds ans Hospital. az 1890 2, ul., Mrs
Mary Chandler, BOW at tie residence % 5ahu
A Smith, 5l3 Twenty 81 e6ud street.
GARI AND.-On Thursday December q,
1850, at ul.. Mary IrgXtua, wife ui D
Garland, I S a.. and daughter gl the late
John ID and Gertrude r. Huston Uf this city,
Funeral services sunday. December Il t-fl,
an 1880 p m aL her late residence $40
Twenty first street. Fr.euds and rglatIE es
invited luttfueut private
HARPER -0a Friday December S, 1850, at
m- William Harper after long aud
paiuiIi Illness.
MOHRIs-Ou uecembe s l-10, az Hitesu
minutes ui b. U-. Mrs. Amanda Norris, wife
q. BeuIan }a Z. Norris
slMMs on December 81 800, az Camden,
n. J.. Belle haskell, beloved Vile ut Lieuteu-
ant Jos. II >imms Ql tat United states Rev
euug Marine ? eTf ice.
Mtermeut az Portland, Bic.
SMAIL.-ou December q t731, 40 l.3s s. no,
James =, youngest son at James aud Jane
a small iu lbe -ls. sea- at bis age.
Funeral tEuul The residence ul DIS patcl. -f
a+I 4 street northwest, sunday .eae 4ueE j.
at o.eiqes q p Relatives ana friends rg
speltiu.lE invited
LTCAs-At his residence, 853 3 street
southwest, John lt Lucas, az p ~ tFl-aFr
HUGHIHEHF
Funeral nom residence a O'Clock 20
eHI cay.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
The NEW CITY POSTOFFICE.
Property Owners Before the Court
This Morning

Property Owners Before the Courts
This Morning.
This morning the attorneys Of the
property holders 10 square G93, the
site to be condemned for the new
City Postonlce Appeared before
Justice James TO present all pucs.
iious involved In the condcmua
ton in the interests OF the prop
erty. owners. The Government was
represented by Assistant District At
toruoy Coyle. Justice James took Il
under consideration whether TO decide
the questions presented himsell or to
certify them 20 the General Term 10 be
heard In the first Instance.
The three appraisers. Mossrs. Ham.
ilton, Thompson and Leman, were
present for Instruction, but until these
questions are decided Justice james
will not instruct them rs 20 their duties.
IN order was issued by Justice James
10 day appointing Albert Harper clerk
and Edwin Forrest assistant clerk 10
the appraising commission. The clerk
and assistant clerk, IN their capacity OF
United States commissioners, VIII be
required to administer oaths and take
the testimony Of various witnesses and
10 render such other clerical work as
may be necessary.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
THE PAY OF EDITORS
Who Have Won the Prizes In the
Ranks of European Journalism,

Ranks of European journalism,
E10m he Topsia DaUg copitaL
Z. G. Burnand gets $4,000 year
for editing Punch.
The london Standard allows its
editor a salary Of $4,000 per qnuum.
Mr Pollock Of the Tendon Saturday
Rcyieic receives a salary Of $4,000 a
year
ON the London Daiig Ners the editor
ls recompensed for his labor with a
salary Of 500, 600 year.
Mr.. Hutton, who Is the head of the
London Spectator, gets $4,000 per an.
mum for his editorial supervision.
Frederick Greenwood, "Tho Casual
Pauper' Of the s. James Gazette. re-.
Ceiyos 81 600 per annum for his services
on that paper
Edward Lawson, the proprietor and
editor of The London telegraph, Of
course, has no salary, but his two assjs.
tapts draw salaries Of Sli.j00 a year.
When Mr.. Dulauc undertook the cGi.
tOrial charge Of the London Times he
was paid - coo year ,about $50.
and when Mr. Buckle succeeded him
the salary was raised TO 5000 (or S9j..
0OO
Mr. stead, whose sensational articles
on London vice lodged him behind the
bars got $4,000 a year from the I'iN
NaH Gazette, and his assistant Mr.
Miller, got -, 600 when hc first took
charge Of that spicy sheet.
The nearest 10 London rates are paid
by the Manchester GVafdaH. 10 Is
considered the most powerful aud inilu.
cntial provincial newspaper In England.
II pays It's chief editor $1,000. and
there are one or two members Of IT,
editorial staff who each write only four
articles week and are paid 3 800
year salary.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
TrHIng 20 asf out OF JalI-

John PinkEey, the colored mau who
was fined last week for keeping au uu-
licensed bar, and vas then sent % j an
until the line was paid, was brought be-
fore Chief Justice Bingham this after
noon on q writ of habeas corpus.
HIS counsel. Mr. O'Neal, claimed that
lLeCuuTt could not sentence man 10 jail
until bis lne was paid Is Il would be
impossible for him % earn any money
while In Jail and he would have 10
stay there until his death uuless some
friend paid his dRe for him.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Du
mont appeared for Che Government as
the prisoner was convicted I'm the
Criminal Court on an appeal from The
Police Court
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
10 ala the silver aIsn

The bin introduced in The House yes
terisy By Representative Abner Taylor
Of Illinois may be a solution of the s!l
yeT pTObl,m. il proposes that the GOV
eminent buy all the silver In sight 10
The market, about S13.000U01 and
issue upon II g currency on the present
bgsis In the meantime and thereafter
the present silver coinage law Is % ne
main 10 force This scheme IS Of a
compromise nature. Mr Taylor says
that Reed, Cannon and burrows are for
It. That means q good deal. because
they are people who are opposed 10 free
coinage. The latter element is pretty
rampant AZ this time, aud is hot In It's
advocacy ot free coinage Bus they
nil be brought % know thar with
Reed and Harrison n ~ against them
they must accept what they can GET and
not be So Tambuncli0us about what
they want Therefore. as stated In the
beginning ot this paragraph the Taylor
bin Oilers a plausible aud possible way
Cf cutting TIE silver Knot
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
TRICKY TROTTgRS.
The Famous NeIson-AicFyOn Contest
Before the Association

The Famous Nelson-Aicrgon Contest
Before the Association.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.-The Sun this
morning says the proceedings before
the Board OF Review Of the National
Trotliug Association yesterday were Of
great moment, as the Nelson AlerYOn
case took a new turn, and, instead Of
being shelved for another term, tue
board were some time IN delibarai0n
over II. 1t transpires that the Maine
breeder had written a confession Of his
part 10 the famous Bllch stallion con
test and submilted ii 70 the boarl some
time ago. Just what this reveals has
not been made public, but that Il ac
kHOWledges some completely in the al
legged deal is generally understood l.
is expected that the b0aui will reach a
decision in the ease to-day and taat
Nelson will be pretty severely punished
may be safely predicted
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
ArcrtnN s.rrs
ClFO. w s7ioKaEy Auctonesr
W .LL mn I'll

CiFO W srI RNEy. Auttonea
" SOB lIth So
TRUSTEES SALE OE FHy VALUABLE
lhPlu Y En tENPEaIN BEING HOUSE
no i2.2 Rs5HEsl NORTHWEST
by virtue OF .araIu deed VI ra.t re-
corded 81 .H.r ~ ifN. .toin 90. ct -aa.. ONO
ui ue 'ard records for The ID tr'etu. tl-
iumLlH. and 40 TIE reQrest 0f The nfrtY se
tutd 'herrby we WI .ler f9r 1'e n frma.
~ the rrnut ts.Cn TUESn tY. THE 10th DAY
oE ID tEMEEi 1880 ats 80 O'Clock b. st. thc
lGtgWiHt eauUed urorctiy, in Che eitr Of
Nashn. 'ou, : i-trCt of columbia Co wit.
AIIoi Ioi numbered fourteen 1fA i1 Colt
loan IS Adam 3, trustees subdivision OF lots
p square two humid ed and seventy-soreu
Tom Of sale Onothirl cash and The bal
anDc lr ore " ana two .3i ytars, with inter.
e-t az tho rqto 90 six iGl per eentum u.r tI-
mum, payable semianuualiv, and 1rel ay
deed oi trust ON the property sold or aIl
Chsh. az Lle option Of the purchaser Ono
huudred dollars deposit a time ut sale tu
eonNetaT.ir ut purchases cost. Term to
be compiled with in We days, Qv the proc.
crty Will be rc-u'd at risk and cost of fs.
faulfirg purchaser after FIVE days rea1eat
iistment iu 1UE N NA-utNtrnN CRIrl.
JOHN n. ARMS
WV. WAISE IR
ttIunONu- Trustees
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
aIarrleh.

LYLES- -MEFCALFE On Thursday, us
cember Z, 1880, al the parsOuH &c. BY Rev. Ar
Phillips. Baltimore, Md, Mr. James AulL1F
lyles 81 south Carolina a. Miss Georgis
Tracey Netgalfe Of v hashingt0H.
O'BIEREE-M -MrDONAl ID. - Oh NoFom aer
q, le.o, az Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Georgetown, ID. o., by lie Rev. Father f9a-
c0furt Alr, William r O'BeirBe Qt Washing
ton, ID. e 10 Miss Teresa s.. % Donald of
Georgetown, ID. q.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Wood q Compauy

The attention Of qlu readers Is called %
tle advertisement ou tls front page Of
Wood s Co.. BaUkIs, hoo D street north
west. s. here deposit9rs can geo Interest oH
rheir deposits far 3U pr 20 daFs ~ ,auEar.
Au PARTIES ub0 l1 & banking business Rll
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
L..rInaIIn. -

A complete course IN The fascinating
art Of shorthand writing viii De pub
hshed in THE CRGTIC.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Iless LouE suIg L0ls IsIssFs

uuggle- Minnie wants 3 long letter
nom me to-day bui really / have no
time 10 write if
hisstu- Tear oGI some pages from
he dicriaaarg gad seHI them % hrr-
Ibsy will convey alQaI - much seas-.
WLeu Iuu Hluf e. hay .la'l.u- 70 aus
h-Ua visa lhH q Aaals American -iaza.ers
Robinson faraer s Co., southeast elTugr
Seventh ana p streets northwest
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Ths Next House

An unofficial list Of members elect 10
TIE Fifty second Congress has been pre-
pared by the Clerk of The House for the
use of members. It divides the House
as follows.
Republicans IS. Democrats 28t
Farmers Alliance S. uncertain / aud
vacant 7 i m2kiag d Total 0f 332 mem
G-Is IN Tie ueAt House
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Ebats True

fFlH rHE iHsar6aHE eEtllHsT-
Haekmlu Place Your reading room
Is Of very Hide account y9u have moth
ing lg read.
Mich Iaker 90 Cbicag7 Literary Cir
cle.- Bur look Wbat fine bookcases we
have
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
a Great Seed

Ageut-I want Is sch you q pair 81
uy patent sheesgiugs They De them
selves
Citizen They Rout d5. 7 want b
ggJ IaiH thal wII unite themselves
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
Ksiazki do nabozch.
StWa:

Dziecie do Boya..... .....oo
Dzleciq do Boga re ztotemi bro.
hwjat aicwinnosci ola dzieci polls.
klch W Amerycc.
,,Ksia&eczka" do nabozchstwa ola
mtodziezy, ztocono brzegi, z}oco.
ny tytulik, potsk6rek 2 tytuli-
KEN J6zefa Chociszcwsxi.go]
Ia sauna ksazeczka orrawna W
skorke q obrazkiem.
Ia sama ,,Ksia2eczka do naboteh
silva ola mtodziezyr z okuciem
zameczkiem........ .,....1 .25
La sauna oprawna W kosc sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
Ola orosfych.
ANJOH STROz oprawny W skorke
zfocone brzegl LOO
Anio} Stroz, oprawny w
sk5rke, %zfocone brzegi, z okuciem,
z%ameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
~ OpraWny w Ko6c
sfonlowa Tub W aksamlt... 300
zHOTY OHTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re zfoconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pi6tno sO.4o
ztocone brzegi, skorka O.8O
zokuc'em zameczkiem 100
- OETARzYK POLSKI -
re zfoconemi brzegami LAO
re sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. W skorke 1.5O
zfocone brzegi 1.75
20 sprzaczka 800
O d k D chowny, O..
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brze-
81, z obrazkami ma okladce, zlo-
conym tytulikiem...... $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka z z~ameczkiem
okuclem. Zoo
W ianek Maryi, opr. W
sk6rke 1925
W ianek Mary, %z}ocony ty-
tulik i z}ocone brzegi ....l.eo
w ianek Nary, z}ocone
brzegi, z z%ameczkiem i okuciem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

W1oszech lub Francyi, a to W
tym celu, ably uniknac k%onieczno-
Sci przyjmowania sakrament6w W
kosciele anglikahskim, a mice swo-
bode przyjecie ich pc k~atolicku.
Czy wiadomosc ,,Figara" prawdzi.
wa, trudno osadzic, boo take ma
wr6cenia osob koronowanych,
re %wzgled6w polltycznych trzyma-
ne bywala W najscislejszej tale
mnlcy, l czesto navel pc smlerci
takich os6b sladY n%awr6cenia
bywa]a; zaclerane faktem 7ednak
Jest, re i W Ill roku krolowa
anglelska PREY kohcu marca z cor
ka l zleciem %wyjecha}a do w6d
AK les bains w po{udniowej
Francyi.
PHACC1E "a WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
TO l owe

N u u d III Z ) Iduy.
tex mowy polsklej odznaleziono
pred dwoma tygodniami W Pc.
tersburgu. Professor uniwersytetu
be%rlinskiego dr.. Alexis Bruckner,
odnalazl W biblijotece cesarskiej
1S-cle skrawk6w tekstu polskiego,
pochodzacego z epoki, kt6ra przy-
najmniej ma poi wieku poprzedza
najdawniejszy dotad znany zabylek
polski.
Tekst u}amk6w zawiera, kaza-
MIA polskle, z tego powodu 1resc
sama jest wielce ciekawa, jake po-
mink kaznodziejstwa polskiego. Z
czas6w bardzo dawnych. Pod wzgle-
dem ~jezykowym W pomniku tym
spotykamy take formy. jakich do
tad ME znalismy skadinad. Paski
pergaminowe zostafy uzyte do spo.
szywania arkuszy papierowych PREY
~oprawie rekoplsu. Oprawa praw-
dopodobnie by4a s%porzadzona ma
poczatku wieku XIV W klasztorze
swietokrzyzkim.
Co do tresci zawieraja u}amki
kazania o sw. Katarzynie, nauki o
sw. Miko}aju, kazanie o Trzech
Krolach tip.
Formal rekopisu byt ME wiel-
Xxi = d4ugosc karty wynosi4a oko-
10 II ctm. szerokosc okofo IL emit.
Znaczenle wszakze tego odkry-
ola dziej6w oswiaty polskie] da
sic okresliG juz obecnie. Pomnik
ten swiadczy, re juz W koncu VIE
wieku XIII mielismy zbi6r kazah
czysto polskich, re vice kazania
ME tylNo by1y m6wione, lecz juz
i pisanc pc polsku i to ma skale
wieksza. Fakt ten pozwala rob1c
wnioski powazne, jak o pocz2tkach
jezyka polskiego. tax r6wniez W
rozwoju kaznodziejstwa W Polsce.
Zniesienie p~ickelhauby. W ko-
ZACH wojskowych W Niemczech
zastanawiaja sic mad tenn, czy wo-
bee w~ynalezienla bezdymnego pro
chu, s4ynna pickelhauba piechoty
ME bedzle zbyt widoczca wskazo-
wka poruszeh armii dla wojsk ME
przyjacielskich i dobrym celem Ola
lch karabin6w. Lecz zachodzi kwes-
tya: czem zastapit ~blyszczacy kask?
Rosyjska barania czapka jest zbyt
ciezka i ciep}a W kllmacie nlemiec-
kim, austryacki kaszkiet policyjny
ME wydaje sic take pr~aktycznym,
francuzkie kept nlenadaje sic do
~niemleckiego munduru. Niektorzy
d~oradzaja, ably zamiast mosladzu
ma ozdoby i atrybuty picke]hauby
uzywano L%ronzu, przez co kask
byfby ciemniejszy, lub tez - co
moze bedzie najlepsze ably, jak
to czynia A~ustryacy i roblli daw-
niej TRANQUIL, W chwili rozpoczecia
Rampant pozostawiac kaski W ma
gazynach a przywdziewac t. wv.
czapki polne.
Wdzieczn$ot w tych dniach
otrzymaf pewien urzednik od 10
lei konnej w Berlinie zawezwanle,
azeby sic do jednego domu zaj e
zdnego (hotelu). Przybywszy tam,
dowiedzia} sic cd s}uzby, re &c
oczekuje pewien starszy juz pan
re swym synem w osobnym po-
koju. Wszed}szy do wskazanego
sobie pokoju, zastat tam ]uz do
brze posiwia4ego meza W iowa
rzystwie m.}odego cz4owleka. Starv
mezczyzna zapyta} urzednika, czy
60 ~poznaie, a ma odmowna odpo-
wiedz pokaza4 mu prawa re.
Ike, bez trzech palcy. Teraz do
piero przypomniaf sobie urzednik,
re sfuzac W wojnie francuzkiei u
dragonow, pc bitwie pod Orleanem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
Wiersz ma dzlen Tmienin
Naszemu Najdrozszemu
KS. Proboszczowi Z. Woznemu, W La Sale.

Ciesz sic dzisiaj, polski ludu, W La Salskiej dze]nicy,
Go tn mieszkasz w mafym domku, jaki W kamienlcy;
Masz kap}ana co do Boga Twa dzatwe nawraca,
| Twa dusze przez nauki, cd piek}a odwraca.
Dajac przek}ad WaszeJ dziatwie, iak bllznich szanowac,
Ably mogla potem W Niebie 2 Jezusem krolowac,
On Cieble karci siowy, prawy chrzescianle,
Chca}by wszystkch dostac W Niebo ma wieczne mieszkane
Jak to zwykle jest ma swiecie niejedna r6znica,
Z%najdziesz kak6l ma tel roll, gdzie slana pszenica;
Przyjdzie zniwo: zetna k}osy nd Pana wo4anie,
Kak6l wrzuca ma spalenle, k{os czysty zostanie.
Tyr kakolem jestto czowlek, ME ma]acy WARY,
Dajac przyk}ad SVEN zgorszeniem ME bojac sic karY,
Zas pszenica SO, co wszyscY seca naboznego,
Co kochaja Boga W Nlebie kapfana swego.
Me uwazaj, Cny Pasterzu, ma ludzkie gderanie,
Tylko karaj boskiem s}owem, p6kl CT sill stanie.
MY Gle "a to bedzem kochac, Pssterzu nasz drogi,
ZaS uchronif dusz nasze cd %szatanskiej trwog.
Ia Tive prace tn ma ziemi Bog uzyczy Nieba,
lego zyczym wspolnie wszyscy, czego CT potrzeba-
Zyj nam zdrowo, Cny Pasterzu. W ]ak najd4uzsze lata;
Mech CT wleniec z r6z lelii Twoje zycie splata.
Prosmy Boga wszyscy wsp6lnie-kochajmy sic stale,
Badzmy wszyscy mu wiernym,, do kohca wytrwale,
A gdy wszyscy bedzem zyli W zgodzie l jednosci,
Bog wybawi Polonl]a z W szystkich przewrotnosci.
30 gdy Boga bedziem kochac swego kap}ana,
Polska nasza Observation-Disclosures bedzie nam dana;
Bedzle dobrze ma tel zemi Polakom W La Sell,
30 z ich szczesciem swoboda kapfan sic podzieli.
U{ozyl
K. Weso1owski,
organista PREY polskim kosciele W La Sale, Ills.