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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

She Has Nothing Bnt Her Clothes and
Cannot Possibly Pay Her Debts.

she Has Nothing Bnt Her Clothes and
Cannot Possibly Pay Her Debts.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. or Us she signed her name.
Louise Dudley Carter. submitted with an oc.
casion al trace OF the peculiar g!rlishness which
characterized her acting in tho Ugly Duck
ling" Inst winter. to many pointed question
touching her financial condition in the Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday. She did not man
Hest the conoern usually shown By persons
under this legal crucial test.
The trouble arose over a pastel portrait Of
Mrs. Carter by George W. Phelps. she de-
clined to pay Tor it. and he got judgment for
SlG7 The Sheriff could not satisfy the execu-
ton.
Mrs. Carter appeared yesterday. not with q
check for the amount Of the judgment but
with Flea OF poverty. With her were her
mother. Mrs. Dudley. and her manager. Edwin
{. Price. Mrs. Carter wore a straw hat, such
as men wear. n white China silk waist with
garnet Trimmings, red silk bodice and q skirt
OF red dotted white silk {: a veil Of a light shade
was thrown over her face. Her hair was done
up In a braid running down to her waist
Mrs. Carter said that she was living ut the
Madison" at Madison avenue anil Twenty
fifth street. Tho rent is paid by her mother.
who also ioots the bills Tor the living expenses.
She said she has no property except wear
=. o ss' sn ss so had f San
account that she could not remember when
che had had one When asked her occupation
am hoping to be an actress some day.
Put it down as an artist, please"
jointly owned by + [. Price and David Baasco.
She had received no compen- alton for her ser
vices in the play. The money required for the
production OF the play had been advanced by
her mother. her aunt. and Mr.. BelRsco. She
the financial returns from the production. Her
mnnagers had paid her EXPENSES. but no
Salary. she was anxious at the time to got q
start In her profession.
Yes. she had once assignee an interest In
some scenery 10 Mr.. Belasco. but she believed
diamond rings and pins wearing apparel. a
piano. and some picture to her mother before,
the present claim arose She had no idea OF
the value OF the diamonds. and had no desire
to wear ,hom; She broke our 2yI with; u,,os,
should pay your claim"
Nor could she tell how many other claims
there are against her. She could not say with
In $20.u0D the amount OF money she owes.
She had u pearl-hnndled fan worth about
IL. She believed sb" had given 1t 70 her mother.
When she returned from Europe last June.
Us she said. with her mother and Mr. Belasco
she hal brought no plays wi It'll her nor an in
forest in any. She did not know that any one
had procu, ell any play there Tor her. She ad-
Relasco TO play next season. but she did not
know what conversation she was to receive.
Mrs. Carter was then taken before Judge
Pryor. where she swore to har deposition. The
proceedings we're then adjourned until Now
20 to allow counsel to mako inquiries c"ncorn-
Ing her property and exnmine other witnesses
who may re able to throw additional light on
her finances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
MR. ATKINSON ON HIS METTLE
Ho Wishes Parliament to Discuss tn
Question OF His Respectnbility.

Ho Wishes Parliament to Discuss the
Question OF His Respectnbility.
LONDON. Aug. 3.-The sentence OF sus pension
imposed upon Henry j. Atkinson. member Of
tho House OF Commons for Boston. for charg-
ing tho Speaker with abuse OF power in plac-
Ing on the records OF the House that Mr.. At
kinson had frivolously challenged tho accu-
rary OF DIVISIONS. expired to-day.
Mr. Atkinson was present at to-day o session
and asked permission to make a motion to ex-
punge from the Journal Of the House the reso-
nestlyiin support Of his request. and declared
thnt he would rather die than suffer tho dis.
the rssoutions being spread on the pages OF
The journal. The hight Hon. George !.
Goschsn, Chancellor OF the Excheluer. ID
Atkinson said that he could not let 1t pass. He
mad been drummcd out Of the House. and il no
was not considered sufficiently respectable to
remain within tho precincts OF Parliament. lie
must have the question, Of odium debated. II
tho House confirmed the Disgrace that had
been put upon him he would resign his seat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
OBITUARY.

Mr.. Edward o. Moore OF Tiffany Co.. whoa.
death was briefly referred to in yesterday
Sun. was born In this city in 1927. His father
John Moore. manufactured silverware for
MarQuand 4 Co.. and. on their retirement IL,
their SUCCESSORS Ball. Tompkns 4 Black. Thu
son learned his trade in his fathers shop, b.
came his partner. and on his retire ment suo.
ceeded him In 1851. Before this an arrange.
ment had been made to manufacture solely for
Tiffany 4 Co.. which was cont n,led ssts.
faotorily until 1865 when Tiffany 4
Co.. becoming . corporation. bought the
entire plant Of MI; Moore and I. b.
sral business. under his direction as an officer
OF the MIR Moore made q man, o. h.
study. observation, and travel he became an
giving evidence of progress and refinement
He was member Of the New York Chamber
%be aRd 81 bs t6s
tim. the Aldine. and the Architectural League
He leaves widow and four sons, two prom.
IL ne charge ss Of Their Paris house. 'N' 0''ns
Marie Gordon. once. an actress Of notA Z
handsome woman: and the FIRST wifs Of Jshn
born II New ans and rst sppesrsd a On III H.
stage at the oliday Street = eatre. Bsllimorc,
f. 1871 Hs ":
and there acted Fiorence sFsachera to SIs H:s
7FsncIard q Our American Cousin. They
ssns PARIS the 81 see S. s.:
was at one time . member Of John McCul.
Snfhd u sHsf IN Of San 1 Es' Sc
Was in john =. owsnss stock company.
qs. OF shs0k 1suS Gos IL aeF As.
s sFerrsoi;" ABOUT 1852 she p5esassd :
~ married Rose EytinG's daughter. Courtney
barnes. Miss Gordon OF iaie had resided
sha bans sses w
small. shapely head.
Daniel W. Baker. Z. wsll-known business man
IN Rs ded on
man Of Newark who has died since the begin.
Common CoupciI from 1867 until 1878. when b.
vas aSpoinied, CT CITY G1mntroiier. Which off.
iesves Widow and hires sons .ef For o sever"
years he had been travelling on both CONT.
nents Tor his health. and had left the manage.
ment OF his bustnoss to his sons Early in his
business life he was manufacturing jeweler.
State Of Vermont. died on Saturday at New Bed.
partnership with Clarence ii. Pitken. lie was
RRspSiz q sas %ndsE P GG
latter year he was made Secretary OF State. and
Coz IN ~ aa etI M ~ % "nn
ton. '''' "
D;.,o, Euo,,,.d,., ar. c-,,.o VT, .,.o,
dan ~ was "a Snars IL M c, Is res i
Ha,,ataSt Hsvsr,a in Isa a. e Was 70 T.
wauIee in ls47. He was ordained a priest In
i S5y and In 1881 was made Eisllop OF the la
Crosse diocese Bishor Flosch's aIjment was
cancer OF the stomach from which he had long
been sufferer: He had been at tho point OF
death many times. but rallied until yester-
days sinking attack.
James Hervey Ransom, a retired New York
city dry goods merchant. died suddenly al his
boarding house in Saratoga on Sunday even.
ing aRed % years. he was sitting 10 chait
h,aast md IN ~ ns,snt i ha as dead Sh Tia
1iis Was VIII, him The winter iona n, NJ
onS NrS Enmonm 4, NV VI sc a, a,,b. ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

The Charge VIII be Met, Fnik Says. by an
Action for False Arrest.


Action for False Arrest.
Wolf Falk. theatrical IN anaEer and partner OF
George W. I.ederer. heard yesterday that De-
tectve Heidelberg was looking for him. and
gave himself ND to learn that Chief OF Police
Crowley Of San Francisco had sent telegram
asking for his arrest on charge OF ambezzling
$4,000 from Hermann. the magician. Falk
appeared at Jefferson Market Court with his
counsel and Mr.. Ledorcr and was paroed I'M
Ill to-day.
TO reporter Mr.. Lcderer said: Hermann
and l were partners. He crippled tho business
BY withdrawing all the funds. applied for a
dissolution OF the company and got Judgment
cembsr last: On. Jan. Falk was appointed
receiver All told he has received IN the neigh
borhoOd OF $3O.OUO. Hermann must have
taken advantage OF tho fact that Falk's vourh-
ers had not arrived IL. SIM Francisco. Fnlk
been indicted in San Francisco. He will begin
suit In u few days against Hermann for
$50. 900 damages for false arrest and malicious
imDrisOpmeut,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
4 HEiLIHY MANS SUICIDE
Andrew WestbrOok or Brooklyn Drown,
Himself Neur Passaic


Himself Near Passaic.
PAssAIc. Aug. 3.-Androw Westbrook. aged
60. who resided at 81 Wilson street, Brooklyn,
L. d., committed suicide to-day by drowning
himself In the Dundee Lake.
MIR. Westbrook had u summer residence Mt
Clifton, and was residing there for the SUM
NOR with his wife and married children. IIe
was stricken with paralysis about two years
ago and had second stroke recently This
caused him t" become very despondent.
This morn ng he got mp. and. as was his Gus
tom. went out for walk. He did not return.
ami his family learned that he had thrown
himself into the lake. His body was iecoyuroi.
Recently Mr.. Mestbrook showed sii.ns OF men.
tai wonkness. and imagined that he was a bur
den 10 his family.
He leaves an estate valued at a quarter of a
million. He retired from business about ten
"a son and daughter. both OF whom are mar
Eied. MI WestSrook was msmber OF St.
Brooklyn. He ives. iond Of horses. and up
to within year ago kept valuable stable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
-FOUR HUNDRED PAYERS OUT
The Men on the Third Avenue Cable Roa
Refuse to 0uit.

The Men ON the Third Avenue Cable Road
Refuse to Quit.
Tho threatened extension Of the strike Of the
PAYERS and rammermen throughout the city
was carried into effect by District Assembly 40
yesterday. The mon on Third avenue refused
to come out. They said that they were salts
fed. In all 400 men were out The laborers
and excavators were not called out.
The men who struck on the Broadway cable
road on Saturday evening did not appear at
all. and the gangs Of excavators still continued
their work while little spots which were partly
paved showed whore the strikers had knoc3ei
off work. On Twentythird street. between
Fifth and Seventh avenues. the ground has
been torn M for some time. and tho street is
closed III the mean lime.
Co. and Booth Brnthers ~ Co.. two Maine
firms which arc supplying the blocks for the
FItzpntrick., Tho two Maine firms have 800
men locked out. No strikes were ordered
the old materials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
For tho s.nshore by tho Sandy Hook
Route.

Leave Few York. Pier q. \. H.. for Highland
Beach. Senbright. Monmouth Beach. and Long
branch at ! 30 10:45 A. NJ. ~ NJ. Il Y. NJ. Sat-
urdnys only, 3:l5. 4:3O. $3.50 p. NJ. Sundays
9:3O A. NJ, i. NJ.
For Atlantic Highlands. 4: 80. ga. NJ; 3:45.
4;lO. $50 J.. nj. Sundays. $40 A. NJ. / L. NJ.
Point Pleasant. &c.. 10 :45 A. Nj. Il l.. Nj. Satur,
day only 3:45. 80. $50 p. NJ.
All Rail HOutc.
Leave New York. Central Railroad OF New
Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Grows
Spring Lake, Point Pleasant. &C.. at 4 40 Sis.
II :l5 A. NJ. II 40 =. M. Saturday onlyl / 40
2l5, $3.50. 4. $50. $3.50. 9 + N. Sundays Tex
ccpt Ashury Park and Ocean Groys. S;I5
1880 A. NJ. 4 i. M.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
Mis-. dather Arrive. on the Ems.

Tho steamship Ems from SOUTHAMPTON and
Bremen. arrived yesterday Miss Margaret
Mathcr. and her leading man and manager.
MI. Otis Skinner. were among tho passengers.
Miss Mather confirmed tho report that she
Ind with her the manuscript OF Charles Reades
comedy. Nance Oldhcd." which she pur-
chased from Miss Ellen Terry. She said that
sho would. produce 4 In connection with the
script. OF new spectacular molo!irama, but
.ald she was not At liberty TO tell from whom
said. for the first time In the Chicago Opera
House on Feb - next. Miss Mnthsr said that
afe VII. 9ne s s "mG II m W
and in some Of tho Eastern towns she will put
ON Joan OF Arc"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
For Failure to Repair tn. P.v...,t,

Commissioner Gilroy's report that some Of
the street railroad companies were delinquent
in tho matter OF repairing tho streets aiter
tearing up tho placements was referred TO the
Corporation Counse! by the Sinking Fund yes.
expense of putting tho streets in order The
companies to be sued are the broadway the
Second Av-nne. the Eighth Avenue. the Ninth
Avenue. the Forty second Street Manhattan
vile md boulevard. the New York Central
and tho metropolitan Cross-town and the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
Another I:iz Deal OF r. ID. Armour.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3,-P. d. Armour has bought
w the lease OF tho Armour 4 Dole system Of
elevators. controlled by the Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy hallway. and now controls .
creator amount oi storage room Tor grain than
any other mum. Win his own immense eie-
yator and tho ones he Inns Just acquired Ly
lease. he IAN tt r. nearly 1000. 900 bushels, or
about one-third Of al tho grain Chicago is cap
able OF hnndling al one time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

CnFEBoUrG. Aug. 3.-The festivities In this
city yesterday in honor OF the officers and crew
OF tho RUSSIAN cruiser KornilofY were con-
tinued to n late hour. After the reception at
the Town Hall and the subsequent banquet q
grand ball was given in honor OF tho Russian
Visitors. Tho officers OF the American and
attend the ball and were present in large
numners j.. Beside, the usual decorations OF
Der oil ,olnred lamps had been 30 arranged
thar they shaved The national colors Of Russia,
the United States. and Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

A change OF the cast Of Tho Tar and the
Tartar" at Palmcrs marked the opening Of
another week OF that merry opera last night.
Anna J.. Caldwell. who was in ~ and T. last
sonson. assumed the role OF TdGrtd. originally
paved by little Annie Myers. Miss Caldwell
Isl plump and pretty girl With good voice
and u worry vivaciouB manner. She WAS tested
in The part Al the MATINEE last Saturday. and
she did 80 we'll that she will continue while the
one IN lasts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
wos.wor.L Also No, . Candidate.

Congressman James W. wadsworth Of Gsna-
500 was in tho city yesterday. lie told the
whom he met at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel that he was not n candidate for Gov
ernor. and would not become ono under any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

NEWARK. Aug. 3.-Thsodore F. Beardsley n
baker. was nominated last night by Prohibi.
ton convention In Newark rs n candidate Tor
Mayor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

See the great bargains offered by Geo Flint Co. iol
West 9Th st., who have made . general cut VII
through their npiepss Sact oil furniture
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Mss she chung to Castoria
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

noscl "a terminowana dostawe
transpo1Jow %wys}anych do Prus
przez Kowel, Brzesc Graiewo, a
do Austryi przez Radzii}ow, i
Woloczyska. R6wnobrzmlacy tele-
gram wystafa koleJ libawsko-ro-
wicnska i leszcze kilka 'nnych dr6g
~zelaznych. Depesze z Kr6lewca
z~aznaczaja, re wywoz zyta z Rosyi
by} ,,olbrzymiss; do Niemlec wy
prawiono tegc ziarna miedzY % a
II slerpnia oxofo 1000 900 puddw.
Zarobili ma tym interes,e nletylko
wlelcy, ale i drobni spekulanci,
gi6wnie zydzi, kt6rzy zawczasu,
bezzwfocznle pc otrzymaniu wlado-
moscl 0 zakazle wywozu, zamowlli
mn6stwo wagon6w towarowych.
Opanowawszy tabor kolejowy Cd
stepowali zaraz wagony "a dobra
zantate przemystowcom zbozowym
Ma operacyl tel zbogacifo sic wle-
lu uboglch zydow".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
Po|ska pod MoSkafem.

q Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego. Tegoroczny sprzet W
guberni1 radomsklej byi fatalny,
zboze ME sypie; W wielu okollcach
wlosclanle ME beda mieli zyta ma
zasiew. Omtoty pszenlcy lepsze,
tatarkl rrzepadty, rzepaki bardzo
liche; perkl takze bardzo mizerny
plon wydala. - u Kalihsk'ego
przez sama iedne komore W Szczy-
piornle wywieziono "a granlce 80
tysiace korcy zyta. z K1odawy
donosza, re wedrowcv brazilljscy
powr6clwszy w najwieKszei ned~y
trudnia sic teraz zcbranina; nleje-
den z Mich pred wedr6wka mia}
sic dobrze. Rad mosklewski thu
mi oswiate iak tylko moze, ME
pozwoll przyjmowac do gimnazyow
m1odziezy Kielcach oddalono
80 ma &c zgfaszajacych sic do tego
zakfadu; w Piotrkowie oddalono sc
ma go kandydatow. w glmnazyum
plotrkowskiem otwarto internal, II
umieszczenla ma pensyl pod klerun'
KEN dyrektora ola 20 ucznl6w =
op}ata wynosi pc 1874 rubli rocz-
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25

bialym byf iuz starcem, claio ]e-
20 prawle mdlalo z osiabienla a W
pracach swYch i zatrudnieniach
ME ustswai, az wreszcie roku 42O
Pan Bog powo}af do sleble tego
niestrudzonego robotnlka W win
nlcy pahskiei pc zap}ate nlebiesk2.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WlARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
SW. HIERONIM
go 90 Wrzesnia.)

IN" '"N AS VJSNCN
CLOS :ch i ma konczyny okregu
z,eml sfowa lch, tax MONA z Da.
WIDEN zasp,ewac o swietym He
ronimie, kt6ry wielKi i wazny
g}os miaI miedzy uczonymi
Kosciofa sw. i nauka swoja "a.
dz:w1} cafy SWAT chrzescianski.
By{ on Sfowianlnem, gdyz sic VI
rodzl} W miescie Strydonle W DIAL
macyl, zam,eszkafej Cd dawna
przez Sfowian. Rodzlce jego zamo-
znl posfall go ma nauke do Rzymu,
MaJac wielki talent {atwo mu by
10 sic uczyc, ale dostawszY SIG W
towarzystwo lekkomyslnej mtodzle-
zy, zapomniaf swietych przeAro.
Zach swych rodzic6w i zasmako.
wal W zyciu sxlatowem. Me dsu-
go iednakze upamietaf sic, zacza4
uczeszczac ma nabozenstwa, Cd
wiedzac groby apostot6w i me-
czennlkow z pobozn2 ciekawos-
cia czytaf Pismo sw. Odtad
wsr6d zglefku i hafasu tego
wielhiego mlasta zy} ]ak pus3e,nik,
bawiac sic przedewszystklem ety.
tanlem plsma sw. i innych swie-
tych ksiag. Pokochaf teraz casem
screen i dusza Pana Jezusa j ma
braf ochoty zwledziG tie miejsea,
gdzie Pan Jezus zyf, nauczas
clerp1as. Puscii sig w1ec ma pie3-
grzymke do zleml sw, ZwiedzlwszT
mieisca sw., ueiat sic ma pu-
W krainie sYryiskiej,.
gdzle przez cztery lata zg}eblaf ta-
jemn,ce WARY svietej i modl,twa,
rozmyslaniem o rzeczsch niebles-
ciezkism umartwl eniem goto-
wal sic do stanu lkapfaaekiego, kt6-
remu postanowif sig poswleciG.
Opuseiwszy pustynie, poszedt do
Antyochyi1, gdzie zostaf wyswieco
ny na ksledzas
Papiez Damazy dowTedzlawszy
sic 0 tax uczonym l s~iatobsiwy II.
powo}a} go do Eaymu
/ mia} 60 przez d1uszy czas prey
sobie jake swego doradzee W snte.
res1e Kosclofa. swietego.. Oboh te-
60 urzedu Hieronin swisty
uczy} lud rzymski prawa WARY
i cnot, wyk}ada} | ts6ma-
czyf pismo swiete i w'ele ksl2eg
pozytecznych Koscio1owi papisai
Pc smierci papieza Damazego "a
tesknit "a zlemia swleta J Ola te-
go puscif sic znowu do zieml sw.
gdzie odtad stale zamieszkaf do
samej smierci~ Spodo5a(o mu sic
mianowicle miejsce urodzenia Pa
ma Jezusa, : Betleem, gdYz zoba'
czyl tam W okollcznych wioskach
wielka poboanosc, ktora tax opl-
suic: w kt6rakolwiek zwfoclsz sic
tn strone, styszysz r6lnlka splewa-
jacego "a plugiem aileluja, alto
zniwiarza, kt6ry odpoczywaJac pc
piracy spiewa psalmY. Tu vice W
iednym klasztorze mieszkaf ten
swlatobliwy l uczony kapfan'
Tu noszac gruba odziez, zv]ac "a
zowym chlebem l roslinami. to pi.
sal uczone kslegl ! listy, to wczy.
tywaf sic W Pismo swiete, to roe
mysla1 O zbawienlu 1uszy, a kie:
dy pomyslat o sadie ostatecznym'
zawsze mu sig wydawa}o, re sly
sly CLOS traby archanielsk's1
Wstawaicle umarli ma sad.
I do tego prostego kapSan'
zgtaszall sic pc rady i nauk, ME
tyIko DICE i matkl chrzesclanskle
kapianl i zakonnicy, ale ! uczen
biskupi &c wszystkich stron swia'
ia. | pred tym prostym kapta
mem drzeli kacerze, kt6rych potez
mem SVEN slowem gromil / upo
karzai.
Do 100 lat przedtuAyf Pa
Bog to swietc, czynne i pracowi
| tie zycle sw. Hieronima. Zgrzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
IA
Ae EW0wa

G~alickaja Rus ROM Ivy kroky-
dyle mad grobem Naumowycza.
Wiernl synowle ,,matus1ki Rassiei,
maja mu postawic pomnik, ma
kt6rym by@dy zupe}nie odpowie-
dnim nastepujacy napIs:
Tu ley Naumowycz pop,
By} dawnlej pono dzielnY chop,
Lecz re polubli moskall,
Vice pu dzls czort boki pail.
Przechodniu zmykaj zdala,
30 Gle przerobI ma moskala
Pod handy zaciaenle knut,
Jak car kacapskl lud.
zAPIsUJCIE soBIE WIARUsA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
GAZETA

GAZElA peJeISDurSka
,,Nowoje Wremia" pisze, re W
.clagu kilku ostatnich DIM pred q
sierpnia zaponawaia formalno go
raczka zbozowa. w gubernll ko.
wiehskleJ l ma linri kolei dynabur-
sko-wltebsklej zdarzyly SIG navel
ME porzadkl: W Szawlach, Drysle,
Dynaburgu i Witebsku ludnosc
m1ejscowa. posrod ktorej przewa-
zafy dzieci i kobiety, rzuca}a sia ma
przychodzace j odchodzace pocia-
gI. rewidowaia wagony i wypr6z-
nlafa ie z zyta, wysYpuJac zlarno
wprost ma plant kolejowy. kolele
poludniowe i poludnionlowo-z "a
chodnis llteralnie zasypano zbozem
Naczelnik ruchu ma drogach poiu-
dnlowo zachodnich wyslai telegram
do Odesy, re Nv obec zwlekszonegc
przewozu "a granice &yta, maxi
zytne1 j otrab, oraz wskutek zaJe'
cha wszystkich linil pod wagony &c
zbozem, drogi poiudnlowo- zaohod'
ME ME przyjmuia odpowledzial :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
Il Funduszu drog i mostow.

+. M. Rutherford | inni,
robota p. drogach, distr l S33 Is
M. Carmel, robota prey
drogach d:str 2 rs SO
Henry Stretch, ditto % 90
N. Arnoldy inni rob. prey
drogach dlstr 3 l07 IS
E. Kapka i lnni, ditto So SO
SUPERVISORY gminy St.
! Charles, ditto rs 90
j. Montgomery lnni,
windowanie wapna CO
mentu i desek "A 90
II. J.. Willis, wapnol cement
ola dist 8 As so
Jullusz Knaank, reparacya
narzedzl do drogi dlstr $40
W sp,awie osobistej pctycyi
~szkolnsj OBJ. j. N. Sartwell, ably
p6fnocna pofowa pofudnlowo "a
chodniej dwiartki sekcyi 81 gmina
LOG, range 6, odjeta zostafa cd
distr szkolnsgo Mr.. 5 Il przyfaczo.
ma do dlstr szkolnego Mr., 80, 20
uale2ytej rozwadze ma wniosek
przychyliia sic RADIO do prosby
petycyonera.
Ma wniosek przyjeto nastepu'
jaca ~uchwale:
Uchwala sic, ably przywtasz-
czono sumo dodatkowa 1856 z
Funtnszu dog mostow celu
uzupefnienia mostu sfupowsgo
przez staw miyhski W Stockton,
ktory to most, I'd czasu lax nasta.
PHO pierwsze przywfaszczenie,
przedfuzono o stop So. ;
Ma wniosek odroczvta sig
Rada IL do Soboty, o godzlnie 10.
N%astepujace rachunki przy-
zwolono zapiac,G z. funduszu pow.
Wiarus, drukl SIG so
Jas O'Brion County Auditor
postage and express char
ges 200
Winona City Municipal court
costs in Municipal Court ~ 40
] B Bambenek, commissioner
fess an service on board
of equalization 100
J II jenkins commissioner
TESS 90
! 8 Kramer con.issioner Sees
mileage and service on
board Of equalization "A 90
yA Perry comisicner Zee
mileage and service on
board equalization "a 90
J & Finch conisione: fees
miloage and service on
board Of equalization % 90
Z Hinduism drog . nsostow.
Charles Benke piles for
district No. 2 an3 hauling
lumber az. 90
F. Kramer, piles for bridge disa. 5 800
Chas. Butler material and extra
labor on Picwick bridge $500
j. 3. Bambeaek, roadviewing end
team hire "a, 90
lAnEInc NnnNmJtDn SnCyiN0c
on roads and team hire 900
f. Kramer, ccmfttee services
on road and roadyiewing 12,0 90
j. H. Peery, comitte services on,
roads and roadvlewing SEQ
]. L. Binch, rOadviewing 900
Prezentowalno petycya wsglsdem
szkoky distryktowej, podana pEez A.
Burgera i innych. Dopominaja sic
chi utworzenia nowego distrykta szk6l-
nego z parcel distrykt6w szkolnych Nj.
Al, 100 i 1O5. Ma wniosek przyjsto js
do akt, a odnosne obrady odloSono az
do nastepncgo posiedzenia Rady.
Przedlozono inna petycya, podpisapa
| pr .ez Micha}a Hayzrtz i II innych, =
by ciagnac droge ma Norton i Elba. Pc
tycya IA wniosek przyjeto i doakt od-
}ozono. Usta nowiono komitet: ~~z2ozony z
pan6w Kramera, Bambenka i P%erryego,
kt6ry sic mial zebra6 w mieszKaniu p.
VIM. Schwagera w dnin 16 Wrzesnia
1891, ably zbadat, jsk te b5sa droge
p~oprowadzic.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic. Rada ma
! czes n~ieograniczony.
j H. PERRY
Personal---very. Rady Kom. Pow.
Poswiaicza: James O'BRIEN
auditor,powlatowy.