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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
SOUTHERN PEoPLE BENEFITED.
An Agreement Brought About by the Kich-
mond Terminal for Better Rates.

NV YORK. Mar A conference between
representatives Of companies in the Southern
Railroad and Steamship Association and rep
resentetiycs IF trunk lines was held to-day.
The object Of the meeting was 10 confer about
freight rates from the Atlantic sea-board
through Memphis Tenn. % the Missouri mr@r
points and was brought about 10y the col,
trolling spirits in the Richmond Terminal
system. one Of whom is Jay Gould.
Cutting and slashing las been going on
flr the last fifteen years in west-bound freight
rates and every autumn there Is usually Ter
ri1lr knifng OF rates between the southern
water routes and the trunk lines further
North. Mr.. Gould now wants a strlnger COM
pact and readjustmeut Of diferentals Az
the meeting to-day the southern representa-
tiycs made such a determined stand Tor TINS
that the trunk line people had 10 yield. By
the present agreement the Southern people
will be benefited about 10 per cent. Of their
present rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
PROFESSIONAL INCENDTfRY
Makes - Fine Living by Firing BuildingS ana
Collecting Insurance.

10y 'Ahlt to Inv Alii''''
LovDoN. Mar. An incendary has been
brought to justice in the person OF one George
Cullner. who followed regular system OF set
ting buildings on fire for insurance which ne
had obtaiuod ON the furniture. A. soon 1s he
Obtained the amount of ono insurance ne
changed his name and procured am insurance
somewhere else. keeping this up until he had
defrauded a number of companies ana lmpef-
Le WA, caught. and through the confession ot
am accomplice convicted. lie told this ASSOC
ciatc that the business was a profitable one;
that few baskets. some shayings and paraiine
oil were the chief factors. When arrested he
had already bought ticket for New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
REG iKDED .4> 4 F.ihE.
The Terrible Lo,s of life icPorted on james
River Thursday Slight Believed Untrue.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. t. The entire crew Of
the log boat Hope" wrecked at Wash Woods
Iifc-saying Station. who were supposed 10
have been drowned. arrived here to-day.
The terrible loss of life reported ON the
James river during Thursday nights storm
and the wreckage OF number .t vessels is
beginning to be- regarded a. fake. No par
ticulaIs have vet been received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
TIcroRIi .iB.tNDONED.
A British steamer Caught In Heavy Gale In
"A sinking Condition.

LONDON. Mar. g.. The. British steamer Vic
toria Captain Harrison, from Hamburg FED
ruary 24th. for New York, was caught IN a
heavy Gale in Pentland Ferth. Atremcndou',,
liz high sea set IN. and the steamer lahored
heavily and finally sprung a leak. She made
water rapidly. and at last Captain Harrison
I..,ied n would be- no longer safe to remain
rn the steamer. as she was IN danger Of sink
mo M anv moment. All hands took To- the
boat. and left the vessel and reached shore III
safety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

Meeting Of Projectors or the Washington.
Old Point and Norfolk Line of Steamers.

WASHINGTON. b. G.. Mar. THE projectors
of the new Washington, Old Point and Nor
folk line Il steamers. which will begin oper-
atilns early next month held thcir first meet
me and elected officers here to-day. Mr.. \.
4. Clarke. ut Washington was elected presi-
d.ut. General \. ID. GrOncr of Norfolk. de-
rliued election as . director 81 the company
flr the reason that Dee Will TIL the position of
tAai manager az the u@w line.
Two splendid. stauuch ron-hull steamers,
the Wa,hnct1n IA AMI Norfolk, will start on
their maiden voyage from the cities they are
named Tor on the night ~ April 20, next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
ILLINOIS SENfTORsHIP.
one Hundred and Forty Ballots Taken ana
the Deadlock Inbroken.

SPRINGFIELD. LII. Mar. l.-for the Inst
time IN a week the full vote Of al parties was
brought out in the balloiing to-day for United
States Senator. Five ballots were taken; The
Grs.. the l3Cth of the session. resulted; Palm
er l0i: Streeter, 6; Osi.@py. T. ne iSth'
lgst5 f9ath and ll0th ballots resultcd Palm
or lOl Streeter. ~. Oglesby, q. Five men,
b,rs. three Democrats and two Republicans,
are very sick. They occupied couches near
the Speaker to-day and were attended by
phvslclans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
RECKLESS EXTRAYAGANCE.
NTfRITA BIILION DOILfRS run
nc NONET TOTED IU.lI.
Closing Hours Democrats Ercisc Vote of
Thanks to Eccd-Ni". tons Farewell
Address TO the senate stormy
Scenes in the lIousc-Gcn-
eral Enthusiasm at
the Death.

,r,l rntrusi,smat
the pea'h'
WASHINGTON, 3D. C., Mar d. Nrlor1lnaly
conditions governing the composition of the
1,.. c.. c..,..... l,..,. ;t. l.,;.r,.,,, Ella.
-''
attention "i the "h"i' country.
The Republican party had on the day the
Conrre.s convened. once moro obtained cone
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"'i 20 ''' 'N' ''''' '-'''
q Federal government. hul SD ~in'u was 'he
majority in the House of Representatives That
=, ,,s. l,,;..,,. tl,, tbo sroc,,. of the porrv
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radical method. were adopted. Realizing
+I.-t tIe RfpuIliolu managers i'm the House
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N.'' .''' i''
i''i BODY 'h aH ei"al 'o'''- '"i' ""'"'S i''
t.c Congress convened when ID became cNl-
dent that "A yicororseud Unprecedented policy
.l..,..-.r.1
iAr i'h- 7lu--4e "l ll' zen Di'.9 III 'l,
H0u~" To- prevent jhe Ni~'Nlng 'I one D
ti'I nunncf ana lhe S'"uH- Nl IeI"u"-
can contestant h Ai' place "."' 70. Il."9D
"A- ,,9i"S ""'', 'n'i'l lh. .''i''. '''.1i'
,'", "''' ,..',, c,.l. 'n.ai,in, Iadical
changes in the rules which had heretofore
governed procedure in tle lower body. had
the effect " keeping on the alert the Interest
IN legislative proceedings which, pnor to
these occurrences. had been deemed 10y
many unintorc-tmg.
THREE GREAT ,fr,srR1s.
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in ana t,| Sn,.r.ri Hvti. .r,r,n a,, if1-
,,.r,art chances I'm tI. 0nstDms and drti,.
i,ore brouelt ahauf. and tbo fir,t practical op-
,,-t,,it,S of +l,o 4o.tir,r, tEe Theories ~ fil,
,dvocate- of commercial reeipr9cltv were
made certain TLD rcriproeItv matter was
Lrouobt II, tbo attention of Con. ness by Score
ter,. Ileir. Itd.luot find .ntIu-..f.c al
v..arv IN, the U,u-a luf S..lt.r Aldr.h
luh, had ,.r.v,.u-I, e-ruu-,l it, doctrine
er.ceai,f with fi. assistance ID several .f his
coilencu,s. iu pe-,uadIng.the Senate to attach
a clause 10 the Tariff hin providing for % c0m-
mercial agreement bv vLichthc Juited States
could secure the free admission 20 this couu-
try from the Latin American nations % sugar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Chllian polltics.


TIF uTIIN 10 IT IIIII|7'I
LISBON. Mar. (. Advises from Chill state that
il is expected that the Cbilian Government viii
lycoercing electors gain m the March elections;
i Is believed that the Congress thus obtained
will install Sgnor Vienna rs President oi the
Council ami that he will ronounce political
afation with Balmaceda, and join the oppo-
s.tiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

Speaker Reeds Vote ofThank- and His say -
Tho Scenc- an the senate.


WtsuSG4oS. j.. c.. Mar. :. Both houses
90 Cop,.reas vr.ra i'm session All uicht last
- ....f t., +i,,,.. 81. ,...,,
H-4l' aAu 'u-"-'' "'
sideung conierence repofiSo on general "ppIo-
pratt - DIS.
The sc pa. s. attending ilr ni4n, session Were
comparatively tauc, Dnd hut htil' cAclteih' ,l
pro-, m-ca al any ih' .t.
iAc 0'N.l. a' , - '4'. A." '..'9 ".4'l''i- ,-
gee unul % \. NJ. a-d all'i l.iA' j. VI. u"l
Niilr bus ness Wa '"i-''''i N"ui 'i,i' l.i4e
81 iie aoJ .rii-l''i-i' except i' 'D'7.,,l 'll',
ei'il tLe coz a'f i'l,ii vl l-' 'A'.iil
lrA'-rncy DIN alN l' L'li "4l,. tN''ul''
sion.
i'W minutes htl'Ir noon '"' 'iti U4 ,Ne
House brought over l'lNt r's'lN'ol IN-t
passed - tnat body o. correct tine curoliil Dut
81 the Agneu tura. Appropriation hau Which
included au appropriation oi -l'0,olo TOR the
purchase II seeds Tor ihc Ieii,i ni settlers ln
tha Wld regions that hai been struck out IN
Congress-
The Joint resolution was passed, tine lasi
piece of senate Legislation of the fliiy-hr7t
Congress hut lt N-7oi A1 ioice nt tHr,t' Tor
bci1fc u could i' srni Dach To lAe House
that body hud adlournrd
T1E t-rRrsIDESr SPEAKS.
,,1..r a.. .th.r l.u.ires. remained F., bc
transacted. and moment before noon. Vice
President Morton made his farewell speech.
~ San- ", 'H '''' ''l' '-i'' '",
ltc oi iL" litN-Aist congress d, epNr'l ana
that the nOuf "l srl ai"li,n ana uaIe"'H -H@
again arrived. } he RECORD - mace Np ana mas
gone INTO history No on" 'I us GAM To-
unmudim "- we part "l lHe Nct iA4I an
are n'' WIN I' HN' ""'" '." D."
the. first To!I-ca1 oi thl7, oh-re--
Ihet members oI tni' bo"y' an taken rom
one side OF the chamber nave ahsW tAe
last summons anu gone "At forever nom thc
haunts OF men. lh'l were Wen WDTi my OF
tne love we pore lAeih ana Nil l' cAeiishe1 IN
thr Aeuls "l pe"rir "9 a",, I"H' I"pl' '""
.. J.,, ,oi.cr ,,,,,, ,.,ti,
dis.ru.t to tlc Il .clarecfof the duty INN, sd
ly the Constitution upon the Nice-ptrsident
i'm his relation 10 the Senate. certain only of
am uu;alteriug purpose to do right and of the
patience and toraeirance OF this great body.
acknowledge with grateful sensibiuiy the
courtesy ant kindness which. oven III critical
and complicated situations. the members Of
the Senat. have lcen accustomed 10 AFFORD 20
me and thc honor conferred 10y the resolution
lust adopted in my absence from the chair
With the earnest hope that each member of
thi, body may be- blessed in every relation ot
lie. ] now declare that the constitutional
period of the filty-fist Congress has been
completed. and the Senate stands adjourned
without da}.
SENATORS SAY 'oop-'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
GERMANY VIII ne REPRESENTED.
The Committee Decides I'm Favor Of Making
an Exhibit nj the Worlds Fair.

~ IuUIU ~ NO 7 IIUIV''I
BERLIN. Mar. "A committee Of merchants
appointed 10 consider the question to-day de-
cidcd in favor Of making an exhibit at the
Worlds Fair tole held in Chicago. The Com
nlittee also decided To request Baron Berlpsch,
Minister Of Commerce and Industry, - nom
mate am imperial commissioner for the World
Foir whose duty II shall be- 90 obtain all the
facilities possible for proper exhibit ana 20
arrange flr the conveyance To- Chicago ot the
goods the merchants Will send.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
.,nIn Mi.r Orate..

Nfw YonE. Mar. Nearly 5000 enthusias-
tic lnshmon gathered in the Cooper Institute
tonight to celebrate the 18th anniversary OF
Robert Emmett's birthday. L. '; Powderly
presided Hon John 5 Wise, OK virginia,
WAS the orator OF the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
DIR. furman Dead.

COLUMBIA. $. c.. Mar. i.-Rev. James {.
Fuman. d. d., one of the eminent scholars
and clergymen Of the Southern Baptist
Church. and for many years president of fur-
man University. died at his home in Green
vile yesterday aged eighty years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

The General Charged with Exciting Public
Opinion Against Empress Frederick.

Uy cable u The IimcsI
IoyDoS. Mar. 1T is reported in official
circles that the British Government has con-
elusive proof that General Boulanger and his
sppportars concocted plot which resulted IN
thr explosion Of public opinion against the
Empress Frederick Lord Salisbury is said TO
be greatly incenscd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
THREE MOST IWPORTINT MEfSURES
CONSIDERID.
IT'S UNSAVORY RECORD.

4 STORY or TI'EdNNI. PfRTTS1NRT.
ARROC iNCE ND CORRJTTION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
THE LATE CONGRESS,

WHAT THET DTD IND WIT THY
DTD NOT 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
appointed and Chicago was selected rs the
IMPORTANT Bills THAT BrcAME LAWS.

IMPORTANT BILLS THAT BTChME LAWS.
The first or long session Is notable for the
number of other important measures that be-
came laws. Wyoming and Idaho were admit
ted to Statehood. making the number oi
States for'g-fOur. % General Land Grant F0r-
lciturc bin. proyidnz for the forfeiture 60 tie
Government ~ all uuearned lud. granted 10
ana in tle construction of railroads opposite
portions of roads uueDmpleted at She time 0i
the passage az tAe law, opened Low lands %
settlement
The pohbti0 % of American meat from cec-
tain foreign markets brought about the pas
sage of law for the inspection of meats in-
tended for export The bills % prohibit the
expectation of adult0ucd articles OF food and
drink and to enable tlc President 10 prevent
tie importation ~ impure or adultertied art,
clo~ Of food and drink are worthy OF special
Among the less important but generally in
tcrc~ting laws enacted We're. Providing for
au additional Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and nm Assistant Secretary of War providing
for the expectation of iermcntnd liquor ln
bond without payment of internal revenue
fN extending tle criminal Jutisdlciioh ol
Fclelnl court. t0 the great lake: increasing 20
e72 IA month the pensions of those pcrna-
uoutlv disabled authorizing the cou7uuctl'n
of railroad terminal bridge over the North
River at New York. directing the Supen-
ttndeut of Census to collect statistics of farms
and Wor,glred indebtedness for the pro
mitigation 10y the President Of reglIa-
tons 10 prevent ;hc spread Of con-
tagious diseases from one State to
tic other. granting certificates of dis
charge to those who enlisted under assumed
names DE the war Of rcheliion 90 prevent the
importation from one State to the otherof all
goods prohibited by the latter. except in OH
gual packages. o. prevent collisions at sea. ~
apply % portion II Tie proceeds ~ the SAFE %.
public lands to the endowment and suppott
Of agricultural colleges. % discontinue" the
coinage of three and one-daliar gold pieces
and of threc-ccnt nickel pieces transferring
the Weather Bureau from tle Signal Corps to
tile Agricultural Department. providing for
ore anl mttec. and authorizing the lo,tmaS-
trI-Gcu,rl 90 test the tree-dclycly system n
small towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

RESUME OF IT'S WORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

A. the Speaker ceased speaking and the
sound of Dis gnri iell upon tho speaker,
table announced thc expiration of the tlttv-
first C0ugros, SCENE unknown M the legs-
man tbe member. arose to their feet. Uttered
paper was thrown into mid-an by hundreds Il
hands Haulklchief- were waved and silk
hat. were tossed overhead. The floor. which
lut % moment before lad been so quiet. De-
came q scene ODD bowldcrment and confusion.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Szlask.
10 KOeh Eta. pisza

DO Kocm Zig. pisza re Szlas-
ka, re celem wiekszego rozkrzewie-
MIA jezyka niemleckiego szko-
ZACH bezwyznanlowych przeznaczy-
Ia rejencya wrocfawska osobny
fundusz ma zakupno nagr6d ola
uczni6N i uczenic, skiadaJacych
sic z niemleckich ksiazek do a
b~ozenstwa l niem1ecklch spiewni
kow. w pow1ecie namysfowskim /
sycowskim, gdzie dzleclom opusz.
czajacym szko1e dano niemleckie
modli;ewniki spiewnikl, urzadze-
ME to okazafo sic wysmienitem.
By4oby ono poz2danem 16wniez i
we ws1ystkich innych stronach
Gornego Szlazka." lyle by}a ga
dzin6wka znana nieprzylaci6}ka
zywlo1u naszego. Co do mas, wat.
pimy ably ten nowy w%ynaIazek
SermanlZacYJny mar Oka2ac SIG
tax wysmienltym. Andachtshuchy
p6jd2 predko W kat, gdyz rodzice
wyt}omacza dzieciom, re tylko
modlltwy W jezyku ojczystym ida
do Boga. %spiewnlki zas niemiec-
kie wiadoma ME maj2 wielkiego
powodzenla pomiedzy dzlatwa ma
sz2 jake ola Mich zupe}nie ME
zrozumlaEo.
Jak dotad chwalit bedziemy
Boga W naszym ojczystym iezyku,
jak dotad spiewac bedziemy pies
nj nasze reIiglJne narodowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Z R{om6. w gminle naszei
many wprawdzie juz starry, ale W
dobrYm stanio i dose obszerny
kosci6i. Ten nasz dom Boy "a
wiera try przez koScielnego Jana
Nowaka z Borynla bardzo piekne
odnowlone 6}tarze. Diva boczne
6Ftarze odnowiono luz zeszfego TO
XII, g}dwnv dltarz zostaf tego roku
gustownle wykonany. W bocznych
61tarzach SO take MOVIE obrazy
u~mieszczone. Jeden z mich pred
stawia SERGE N. Fanny Nary, a
drugi Najsw. Serca Jezusa, jake
godlo bractwa Apostolstwa Nc.
dlitwy, kt6re tego roku u mas
zaprowadzono. Do bractwa tego
nalezy luz przesz}o 700 osob.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Glilvice. Prev.

GliUice. Prev. ks. DIR.
Chrzaszcz otrzymaE probostwo W
Pyskowicach. Zostaf on uroczysc1e
wprowadzonY tam W sw6j urzad
przez Prev. ks. dziekana Widere.
Dotad p~ozostaie jednakze ks. DIR.
Chrz2szcz W Gliwicach, DO ME ma
tam zastepcy, kt6ryby obj2f 20
MIN urz2d nauczyciela rellgii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
RrOdnic0. Dwie dziewc,

Brodnico. Dwie dziewczyny
z%am1ataiac koscldf Soboty ma
Nledzielc, z przerazeniem dostrze-
gfy, re pod jedna z ]awek kosciel-
nych ley cia1o ludzkle. Przeraze-
ME to niedfugo jednakze wybuch-
10 W gniew, gdy obok ciafa ludz-
kiego, kt6rem by1a wp6f pllana
kobieta, znalez,ono pr6zn4 flaszke
cd wodki. Przykry to doprawdy
oblaw, gdy ktos koscio4 swlety tax
lekcewazy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Strzelno, W srode dnla $50 b.
m, odby}a sic tn subhasta wsl
Siedl1m a, w}asnoscl p.
Alfonso Moszczyhskiego. Ma termln
enthusiastically stawi1 SIG take
dom sierot W Mieiskiej GORGE, re-
precautionary przez X. probosz-
GA Chrustowicza i przez syndyka
poznansklego konsystorza p. Wy
czynskiego, i en- tez ostatecznle
naby9 wies, ma kt6rej mai wy
pozyczone 20 / kilka tysiecy tala-
row, "a 1872 tysiecy marek, llczac
W to sw6j wypozyczony kapitaf,
q. poniewaz obszar Siedlimowa
.wynosi 1896 morg6w, przeto morg
kosztuje ma}o co mad 80 talarow.
o lie wiemy, to nabywcy chca
rozparcelowac te YVES pomledzy
okollcznych wioscian, l to z po-
moca znanej iuz re szczesllWych
operacyi tego rodza]u rSpofkl
zlemskiej". Mysl to bardzo plekna.
X proboszcz Chrustowicz mia4by
prawdziwa zas1uge, gdyby uratowaf
kapitaf szpltala, a nadto ~jeszcze
stworzy1 lyle a lyle nowych zagrod
noIskich w%1oSclan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Krajanka. Prze}ozonym poczty
tutejszej zostaf p. Ka r b e W.
S k z pod Inowroc}awia.

Metmiaiska dveceaya. W mai
nowszym oredowniku ko$cielnym
ola dyecezyi cne}minskieJ zaaldu.
Jenny rozporzadzenie Blskupiegc
Generalnego Wlkaryatu, &eby
odpowlednlc postanowieniu mai
wyzszej w}adzy wojskowej, ch O.
ragwi Towarzyztw, kt6re cha
rakter S SNOWY maja, jaI
Towarzystw wojskwych, s~trzeleckicf
1 t. p. pod4ug obrzadku kosclelne
go ME posw1ecano-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

nych gospodarzy zapytai, cay ow
Neuman i~eszcze wiecei ma bydfa
ma sprzedaz; gdy m.u wskazano
gdzle byd}o sic znajduie, poszedf
tam, kaza} soble krowy pokazae i
poznaf iedne Z nlch jake wiasnosc
sasiada. Neumana zaraz uwlezlo-
no; ten sic tez zaraz przyznaf l
wydaf brata jake wsp6ln'ka kra-
dziezv, Brat ow uszed} chwilowo,
ale re jest kulawym, 1atwo go po-
licya wysledzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
~ PEeUS HDOH4SMICH

Sta, ogard. logo b. m. rano
zmarf nagIe many w4asclciel ia
brvki J. Goldfarb b. Zmarfy
liczy4 70 lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Poanan, Nauczyciel gimnazyal-
ny PREY tuteiszym gimnazyum sw
Nary Magdaleny Eugelbert r e h.
bronn napisaf dramat W 5 ak
tach pod tytu}em bunker Thadae-
us" wed}ud s1awrel epopel Ada
ma Mlckiewicza: Pan Ia
deusz".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Elegancki podarunek ia Swieta

6 cali ilugim, 8 Gale szerokim, 2 Gale grubym,
Wnetrze jest ozdobione W spos6b artystyczny i
wspania1y, pieknym nicbieskim jedwabiem i "a
wiera prawdzlwq aike zpiany m~orskici.
Cara fajki jest ~zrobiona z %odlamk6w najlepszej
prawdziwei piany morskiej. jest to faika wspa-
niala pod kazdym wzgledem; ma patentowany
cybnch i munsztuk wylozony srebrem, ktorc
MONA rozebraG dla wyczyszczenia fajki i W
skiadach tytoniu ME sprZcdajc sic nigdy poni-
2ej dwoch dolarow. Zawicra take cygarnice 2
czystej piany morskiej z munsztukiem 2 czyste-
go bursztyru, lt0ra jest warta 80 c.; zawiera
mocnq pnsZke do zapalek z niemieckiego srebra.
Pudelko zeWliatrz jest pokrytc prawdziwa kar.
mazynowG j~edw2bn4 aksamitne felpa. PHdelka
take sprzcdawaly sle po piet dolar6W. Ably roz-
poWSZechnlc Easze toWary prZcZ 80 dni tvlko
bedzicmy wan wyselali naszego kr6lcwskiego
karmazynoweso jedwabnego aksamitnego felpo,
Wego towarzysza ola p~alaczy "a 95 c. tylko
Przesylke op}acamy naprz6d, reczymy "a zado.
wolenie Tub zwracamy pieniadze. TIE oferte 70.
bimy tylko YIN, ktorzy clica roZpowszechniaf
nasze towary; cd innych zadamy $500. Adres: :
VIM. Williams, 1875 Halsted Str, Chicago. nj
Wytnijcie to, gdy bedziecie zama wall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

W Osemp'niu udzlela p. Kaz-
mirz Winiewskl dzieciom miasta
i z okolicy nauki jezyka polskiego
bezp1atnie. Udziela takze naukl ma
skrzypcach i ia torteplanle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Sztun. W Sztumsklejws

maria ma lnfluenze osoba, llczaca
81 lat $50 z. ~. o l godz. -"
nocy wybuch1 ma podworzu p.
Spechta ma pustkowiu PostolihsSiem
ogieh, kt6ry stajnie i stodo}e z po-
Iowa zbioru tegorocznego z~nlszczy3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
TRZEJORGANISCI

spokojni, dobrze poleceni
doskonale zach sw6i znaiacy
udz,e, poszukuia mieJsca. Je
den z Mich dobrze INA .iezyk
angielsk', !rugi codopiero re
starego kraju przyoy1. Biz
szych szczeg5i6w chetn,e u
dzieli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Opole, Osfawiony kiusownik,
Piotr B~taszczyk, zostal przez tam
ejszy sad przysies}ych skazany
ma 8 lat c%ncAthauzu i ma tylez lat
utraty prev honorowych. Strzeli1
on W leslie do peWnego robotnlka
/ zranl} 60 niebezplecznie, choG
ME s%mlertelnie, nadto odgrazaf
sic lesnlczemu pomocnlkowl B.,
re go ublje. Ma sadie naturalnle
wyparf sic wszystkiego i uniewln-
Mai sic tenn, re fllnta puscl1a
przypadklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Dniao25 I'm. poblogos}awi} ks

Dnia125 I'M. pob}ogos}awif ks.
wicepatron Wawrzyniak re Sremu
W, Ostrowie zwiazek ma}zehski
miedzy D. Szczer5lhskim. apteka-
rem z Llp1n pod Bytomlem a P:
,Zadwlca Slemianowska z OstroWa
c6rkq sp. komisarza, Jana Sienna
nowskiego, szanowaaego ~powszech-
ME obywatela ola wlelkle] zac-
nosci charakteru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Gdo,tsk. Naczelny lekarz laza-
retu m1eJskiego DIR. Baum Co
poniedzlatek, srode / W piatek W
po1udnie pokazuje lekarzom, ktorzy
sic stawla, spos6b leczenia, wyna-
leziony przez Il h a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
" Zninie w nocy dnia 9 I'm.

W Zninie W nocy dnia 8 I'm.
spali1 sic parowy m}yn kupca
J. Gonna. Szkoda Jest wlelka: spa
lily sic BOWEN znaczne zapasy
zboza , maxi. Pod Zninem pre-
1echa}a lokomotywa pastucha z
probostwa Hop1enskiego, ktory ma
mleiscu smiert poni6sf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Nolmuto. " niedziele wleczo-
rem zostaf robotnik Z Bienkowka
ma moSclo przez Frybe przez dwoch
w16czeg6w papadniety, pokaleczo.
ny i z}uplony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

klein magistrate, otrzyma} tytui
%,,starosty" miasta (Stadtaltester),
Onegdaj wreczono mu u%roczyscie
odnosny dyplom, pleknie wykona-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

i Brodnica. SGD b. m. zmarla
opatrzona Sakranentami swletemi
W 81. roku zycla d orota 0 S.
S o W S k a, clotka ~profesora religil
x. lie, Fir. Ossowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Lubawa. W uzupe}niaiacych
wvborach do rady mieisklei ivy
clezy} rzecznlk p. Boles}aw X u
rzetkows Xxi kandydata ME
mieckiego w~iekszoscia 1edenastu
glos6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Swiecic. P. u m d i ii s k j,
ktory wiele lat by4 radnym i czfon-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Lidsbark. w t~rzeciej klas1e
wybrano radnym miasta p. Jur-
kowsklego. w ogdle ponown1e O.
brano dawnie]szych radnych.