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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
AUCTION sALEs-ru,uro pays
Iior 1' "'"fo
BY J. y. Elan g. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
f113 Main street.

AUCTION sALEs LIES D IT,.
By j. b. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
COURT SALE
" BY PUBLIC AUCTION
or THE
TwO-sTORY BRICK BUILDING
No. 217 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET,
BETWEEN GRACE AND BROAD STREETS
Collier Trustee In the Chancery Court Of
Balm 81 dls" WV
In pursuance Of tho decree Of June o, 1891, 10
tho abOye-named cause. tho undersigned, speciai
commissioner, will sell by auction, on mo
promises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, tho REAL ESTATE referred
20 in said Decree Il being tho above nance eNg-
northumberland TWO-STORN BRICK GbNb.
MFNT DWELLING No. 217, on the east SIDE OF
Twentieth street, between Grace ana DIo a.u
streets. IN the city OF Richmond, containing SIX
rooms with LOT OF about lOxOO feet Win detao iou
brick kitchen thereon, city water, paven,V,un.o
culvert, and the usual conyenlences, near tno
business centre Of the city, and within square
Of the electric railway. -, -,
TERMS One third cash and the resluuo ~, ~
two equal instalments at six and twelve mohths
from date Of sale by negotiable notes WIN M IN.
terest added and the title 10 be retained ultl
tho purchase-money Is fully paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court or tho whole IN cash, at the
option Of the purchaser ,,.ops
Special Commissioner.
J.B. ELAN & Co., Auc'ionsors.
COLLIER TRUSTEE. PLAINTIFF AGAINST Balm ~,
AIS, DBFEEDANTs.-lE THE CHANCEBY COUNT
or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
I. Charles w Goddin. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the specutt.
cornr1issloner nv tho decree in said cause Of
June 9, 1891. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF June,
1891. CHARLES W. DODpdN,,
10 NlcAh'
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AUCTION sALEs--ra.ure Days avs.


AUCTION sALEs--Fnture Days. -
By Jas. Macdougall, Auctloneer'
once No. fi17 east Main street.
nRUsTEE's SALE OF THE ELE-
pufIARD- AND PooLTABLEs,
STOCK OF LIQUORS. lkoN
SAFE, &C.. &C., OF THE
"PALACE HOTEL" NO.
sO7 EAST BROAD
STREET, AT
AUCTION.
Rv order OF the Chancery Court OF the clay y,
pi,broon1 entered May rs, 1891. ana ~ Husevo
nnder deed from william Snelngs 10 mo- d""
recorded, viii sell at above NUMBER on
FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1891,
=, 1o,k o'clock. the entire contents OF said veib
known esta bllshnent embracing o., Ma.
Seventeen chambers furnished Wl'n ~ h,iF 80
OAK CHAMBER SUITS some WIN W., wspd r
800, togetber with WOVEN WIS
SPRINGS, HAIR MAT TRESSKss., Bg 81 s Si,S
AND Pillows, CARPETS, TOILET sslS
&c. .,..o,.,o,t vim
nv oiagant WAINTTT MAkBLE-TOP BUfPE.'
large BRUSSELS CARPET, PIER M i,SiN'
handsome OIL Phi N TiNSSw t MEX TX.
GLASS, AND sILYER-PLAIr,hsll,yIness NJ ciNE.
TENSION AND SQUARE TABLEs' S ~
sEsT CHAIRs. GLASS-FRONT CHINA
PRESS. COVERED CHAFFIN-DlSiihIs,e &C
HALL AND sTAIR:cARPEIS; BA Nh poba.
LACE AND DAMASK CURTAINS AND hODo'
BLANKETS, SHEETS, SPREADS;
PILLOW AND BOLSTER-CASbs;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &c ,o,, ,.r,.
Tho kitchen Is supplied with magnIIos,' ~
DOUBLE RANGE, complete "l, naw.niIo,,
boiler, cooking utensils &C, ! oAts,,' -
BROiLER, together with large v1i''s' VI
other useful KITCHEN FURNITURE
ALSO,
Tho vorv handsome and massive BAR FIN
TI-RFS OF elegant BACK BAlt, ltAh- aSD
TTNCH-COTNTERS, PARIIIloNs,I is a,S,
WARE VASES, &C, 1 PATENT kbrlol Tn,
RFFR-PUMP, REFRlGERAIOkS, ySety
handsome large OIL-PAlNTlNGs' CHAINS
STOOLS, &c. ,,o,-opS WINES
MINERAL WATERS, IMPORTED ALES'
SODAS, &c. ...,. q ,,,,o,,,r
Brunswick, Bake & Couender 'ollpt,n!
BILLIARD AND POOL-IABtES, T9silPiseso,
with IVORY BALLS, CUES, RaO NJ f 90: !,
about 30 OAK BILLIARl.kOO!Mi " . h ne (,
very fine DOUBLE-DOOR HALL , ihV.> - ,i 70
OFFICE COUNTER, DESKS, shoN-D 49, 49,,
&c &C., together with great many otho,
articles used In a hrsi-class. estaDishihVns VI
Particular attention is requested, as every
| thing i'm the house is nearly new OF nrst-ciass
material and will be sold. - -
JAS. MAcDoUGALL, Auctloneer. u
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CLERKS OFFICE CIRCUIT COURT WARWICK
COUNTY.
hereby certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners by the aforementioned
decree Of sale has been duly executed.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of May,
1891. /. H. HAM, Clerk.
%
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BY Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
L FRAME DWELLING AND LOT or
GROUND, No. 1901 NORTH SIXTH STREE
NEAR PRESTON STREET, At AUCTION.
nv virtue OF deed Of trust from Thomas y,
Burwell and wife 20 the undersigned, recorded in
Clerks oGice Richmond Chaucery Court Deed
Book 1877 b, page 260, default having been
made in the payment OF n certain note therein
secured, and being requested 50 70 40 Dy .uo
ton on the premises on
TUESDAY, 10TH June 1891,
at 6 o'clock z. NJ, the PROPERTY mentioned IN
said deed as follows: FRAME IENEMENt III
the city Of Richmond aud LOT fronting 10 leet
on the west line OF sixth street near Preston
and running back between parallel lines to an
alley is feet. .,,.
TERMs: Cash to pay the expenses Of this sale
and a note for 3ll2, with interest from ApIii
10, 1891 the balance upon such terms as sald
Thomas +. BurWell may direct.
f. r. CARTER, Trustee.
FRANK D. HTLL& Co., AuctiOneers. 10 ll-tds
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HKNRIco COUNTY COURT.

T. Arch. Cary and wife 10 L. KelI, wife
OF +. He'll, 3i5 feet on north side OF Henrco
street between High Point and Summit
avenues, subject 20 deed of trust, SLIPS.
Chewing a Rose, trustees. 10 Sadie +.
Adams. 80 feet on north side Brown street
near National road, $45.
james Il. Dickinson. trustee, 10 Sadie T..
wife of II. z. Adams. 30 feet on east side
National road near Lewis street, $50.
Thomas T.. Stage and wife 20 l.. j. Cheat
wood, 3816 feet en- Twenty-frst street
northeast corner u. 500.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown SEQ,
Real Estate Agents 1ni As-'..r.-S
lIl3 east Main street, K..lm.l' tL


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HAND.
i SOME WEST-MAIN-sTREEI b.l.'.h
lots. AMONG THEM A FINE lusNtt ~.
on THE NORTH LINE OF NAiN as."t'.
ELM AND CEDAR STRtEIn. SD B ..
REAR THEREOF on CEUAkErlN '''
AND FLOYD SHB&ETS.-By s'rl. '..
trust from Mara &. Iebt-. u. N..t "
county, Va, % Roger 3. AtsIu-r.. ~ 'a.
Richmond. dated June 4, 1855. 1ri '.'
the Clerks Ofice q HenrlrO ,.l.'E .',.
Book l24 B, page l59, and default .'., o..
made, and being requested uT i.. 'it.. ' ~
note, we will sell, on the premise
SATURDAY, June 90, l'.L
at $50 p. NJ. that portion ~ t.a Ia.. s.'i
not heretofore released describe. -it
a. follows as lying and being bon ''
HenricO near the city n ElHAu g. .
Of sidney, fronting 2hl feet .I.
being heretofore released from -I.. ..
PSI feet, Oh the north side nf AlL -.f.
mencing 80 feet west ~ Elm -'.r.' a..
westwardly along Main street q" '.E
PSI feet ami ruucing bars .'." IT,.
lines 10 feet Inches o. un OFF,
wide, with the exception II Il i..' 4. 81.
east corner OF Cedar ana Main -.
a depth 81 l2j feet % an alley '. ..
Also, n LOT ia rear II tho above '..
ing Al feet = inches on the cas-. -..
street with depth Of 81 feet O.. aH A.' .....
wide. The snidl0t Is bounded ..
ten-foot alley aud on the north Do.
alley. ......
TERMs: Cash a. % the cost OF ''. r.
deed Of trust and o. pay tHa ...s
s2,746.g9. with interest dIc g.
other S2,273.3S, with Interest 80.
the.balance as will be- announce
ROGER b. Atkinson
j. THOMPSON BROwS s. CO., A.... .
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OOURT SALE OF FORTY-TWC


COURT SALE OF FORTY-TWO
~ ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND IN
HENRICO COUNTY ABOUT SEVEN MILES BE-
LOW RICHMOND CITY, OPPOSITE /" kQkT
GILMER," on TIE MILL ROAD LEADING
FROM WILTON TO FOUR-MILE CREEK,
BEING THE SAME LAND FOR MANY YEARS
OCCUPIED BY THOMAS AND ELIZA JANE
BAILEY AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
NELSON FHAYSHER AND OTHERS.-In exc
cution Of two DEGREES OF the Circuit Court OF
Henrico in the suit of Bailey rs. Taylor, trustee
one dated April 2, 1883, and tho other May II,
1891, | will as special commissioner, appointed
for the purpose, offer for sale by public auction
in front OF Henrico county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1891,
at II o'clock NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, notes with interest
added and title retained until deed is ordered
by the Court. A. X. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A stockholders of the NEWPORT NEWS,
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY will be held at the office OF the COM
pany, S21 east Main street, Richmond, Va, on
the 10Th DAY OF JUNE, 1891, at II O'Clock NJ,
10 consider the purchase OF other land and the
construction Of a street-car line 70 connect the
property Of the company with the line 10 New
port News.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
my 14-td SAMUEL ;. ELAN, secretary.
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PARK.

w Arrangements can DO made Tor the use OF
WARWICK PARK and excursions down the river
By application 70 THOMAS ELLETT, secretary
east Main street. nay 27-lm
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RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1891.
MEETING OF THE STOCK
N HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at the orice of the company, in Richmond, Va,
on JUNE %, 1891, at II NJ, 10 authorize the
execution of an equipment mortgage not to eH-
coed two million dollars (S2,0OOOOO), and Tor
the transaction Of such other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
The transfer books will be closed on June 10Th
at3PM and reopen June 23d at 10 A. NJ.
BY order OF tho Board OF Directors.
RICHARD BROOKE,
nv 2O-W3t&tdtd Secretary.
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A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
n RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PRO
PERTY IN AsHLAND.-By request Of the
owner who has left the State, Will oher ior
sale at public auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1891,
at Q o'clock p. NJ, the following PROPERTY:
First. DWELLING on THOMPSON STREET,
In the most convenient part Of the town, con-
tanning rooms, 9 halls, and several closets, and
is 10 good repair Lot S0x200 feet. Fruit and
good water. o.
Second STOREHOUSb ON kAlLhOAD
STREET, in the centre OF business. Large lot.
This place has been doing a large business.
Third. BLACKSMlTH-SHOP, SHOE-SHOP,
AND RESTAURANT ON HANOVER AVENUE,
i'm centre Of business.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months.
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
ia 3-eod5t Auctioneer.
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4. L. ADAMsoS, Auctloneer

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or HENRC0 l0"U
/, w. 5. Leake, clerk Of the -li rOl-. H'
tify that the bond required of Jlu., NOES -.
William |. ClOptOn, ami Benjamin d. Ni'. p
the decree OF June lst in tho -.t ~ .li-r
guardian, against Bradley Le.-s, las t. az
given.
Given Under my hand this a'h lFy ...-t
1891. vs.. LaAEa
80 10 i..A
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rho Rishop Of waterford Dead.

nv Anelo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
DUBLIN. IRELAND, June 10.-Most Rev.
Jobn Tran, Roman Catholic Bishop of
Waterford, died to-day after eight hours
sickness of influenza.
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Nv virtue of deed Of trust from John b. Cooke
and wife, dated May 80, 1887, recorded IN row
hatan County Court In Deed-BoOk 20, paSes 80
2J3, and 254, 70 r. b. Chaffin and Lewis Booker
trustees, the undersigned will sell Mr. LOWS
Booker declining TO act, by public auction, AT
PoWhatan Courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1891,
nj l O'Clock, p. NJ. this fine James river farm,
described in said deed as follows All that GER
tain PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there-
on rights WAYS, aud appurtenances thereto be-
longing, lying and being In the county OF row.
hatan State OF Virginia, known as !" belmead'
containing $40 ACRES, more or less, bounded
on the north by James river on the cast ny
Deep creek, on the south by the public road
known as the River road. and on the west by the
property OF Eanes, Scott, and others, ana WAS
Inherited by said John Is. Cooke from his lather'
General Philip st. George Cooke
The buildings on this estate are said 70 be the
most costly in Virginia. The late General !. ST.
George Cooke IA said 70 have spent SIO,OUO IN
the construction Of tho dwelling, the most costly
on any farm in Virginia, which is located on
commanding hill that oyerlOOks the valley OF me
James for miles, with the James-Riyer division
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad In full view
for a long distance, and the depot, kOck Castle,
lust across the river from the farm, Is reached
by a rope ferry The outbuldings are many
and costly, OF stone and frame, covered with
slate. There Is also two-story stone mul on
the property
For a city gentleman or any man Of means no
farm in Virginia presents a finer field FOR a safe
investment, and for stock-farm it Is nrst-class
Investment. To merchant desiring an elegant
home " Belmead" is unsurpassed, located In 4 sec
tion proverbial for health and the view Is beauti-
full beyond expression.
Title is beyond a question.
TERMS. Cash 20 cover expenses or sale and
debts due as follows: S447.l2, with interest
from November 30, 1889, and S15,35Ll2 with
interest from May 30, 1880, and the balance on
terms 10 be announced at the time Of sale.
d. Nnaf ri 70 at lNAEn
Richmond on the morning train and return in
the evening. X. Il. CHAFflN'
Sole Acting Trustee.
RIB CHAFFIN & Co, Auctioneers. my
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Special COMMISSIONS

certify that the bond required Of Special
Commissioner A. Il. Courtney IN the suit OF
Bailey &C., Us Taylor et as by decree OF tho lztn
of May, 1891 has been given.
te O Testo: W. S. LEAKE, Clerk.
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OK rHr coNrRARY. ouITn. ID REvERsE.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno r9;,In contra
diction of the Ogden I tahl dlspatch'
stating that Rev; Sam onneid hau oeen
81 GOO in arrears in. his University ac-
Counts The following telegram has been
received by Rev. Mr.. Small in this dSty:
iNNNA'NN ~ - = Trr,u limo Nor
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MEETINGS.

STATED COMMUNICATION 4.
N Of METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. IL, "
A. +. and A. Masons, will be hold In their
lodge-room, ST. Albsns Hal, corner Ihlrd and
lin. nj ~ o'clock. ElectOniof officers for the
ensuing year. Master Masons in good standing
are invited TO attend.
ie'1 lii S. B. JACOBS. Secretary.
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Sam Small Short $1,000.

T8PU-rIT Tvr-.-'''-- - :,
ST. LOUIS. June 1O.-A special. to the
GIoIe. democrat from Ogden, Utah, says;
The committee appointed by the Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference which has Just
closed 10 audit the accounts of SAN Small
in connection with the University. reports
that thew find i'm in arrears over 81 900.
IL was decided that no action be taken IN
the erring minister's case, but that the
matter be left with the Georgia Confer
ence for whatever settlement Sans breth-
.hpst
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VTUII7Ff =
tn Rer Samuel W. Small:

A committee consisting of Bishop AM
drows Dr lin, and myself have carefully
audited your accounts as president of the
T Itah University and find no charges what
ever against you. No exoneratiion needed.
tSi%6edI THOMAS MALoNEY.
Nv Maloney. it is explained, is a promi.
nent attorney at law in Ogden.
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nor RENT, THAT DESlRABLEM
II RESIDENCE No. 102 north Ninth, he Ia
tween Franklin ana Grace, containing twelve
rooms, and now being placed in beautiful order.
This house will make good ONCE for q doctor
and lawyer. Apply 70
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
10 7-Su&Th2t Real Estate Agents.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, A FLAT WIrHcA
IL dve rooms, with privilege OF eight, gas, Ell
and water. Apply 512 north Fifth street.
ia O-3ts
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DETERMINED 10 HAVE ORDER.
II propose to have order in this town,
RECENT SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded in the City
and County Courts.

In the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court Yesterday the following deeds of
bargain and sale were recorded:
Preston Cooke and +. A. Catlin and their
wives TO Maria G. Hoennlger, $50 feet on
Broad street northeast corner Thirty
second. 5000.
Louisa +. and John J. Splitting to James
Bennett. 1881 feet on north side of Main
street between Twenty-first and Twenty
second streets, 81 $50.
Emma j. Lester to Charles II. Lester,
one-hah interest in l59 feet on north side
Of Nicholson street near Williamsburg
avenue, S25.
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By virtue ~ decree Of tho Circuit r.IT :
Henrico county In the suit therein 3D.. g.
styled Bradley, guardian, rs. bHt."-s rsr.
pronounced on the LIST day ~ june I'f'. a.
the undersigned special cOmmi--lun.H.
for sale at auction that IklLl va. '..
HOUSE AND LOT situate on o." FH. .r.
Tenth street between stockton ans H..-"
streets. Tho lot fronts 3B feet 49, .'- ..t
127 feet, more or less, 20 an alley To
large and we'll arranged and contains ..
rooms. This Is n nice piece OF l.rT 81.
should attract attention.
For further particulars call on tIa
TERMS: one fourth cash; br't. .-
twelve, and eighteen months r
notes, per cent. interest adfr1. '. r q
until the whole purchase money t -.
conveyance ordered by the cour'.
JAMES " lHt...l,
=. VI. NASH
". l. CLOI'UN.
Special t.U..- a
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Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych musi
zwracac cfo "a wysoko pobrane.
POwOdzie.

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stanie wody wynoszacym 81
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szka6cy chronia sic do miejsc
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bezpiecznej wysokosci. Stan
jej wprawdzie ME jest tax wy
soki, jak by} W r. 1885, ale
przeciez szkody iuz dosyc zna-
czne zrzadzone i obawiaja sic
szk6d jeszcze wiekszych, gdyz
W gornym biegu rzeki miej-
scami woda wyzej stoi, niz tu-
tai. DIS wieczorem o godz. 6
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mad linia wylewu. Woda wzno-
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com.
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cza}y o}tarz z}obek, niknace prawie pod "a
s}ona wonnego kadzid}a.
Ojciec Anielk wszed}szy do koscio}a, ME
umacza} palca W swiecouej wodzie, ME przeze'
gna} sic nawet, przecisna} sic W jednej nav
przez 3um doszed} az do o1tarza, pred kt6-
rym ma ziemi W posrodku krzew6w kwiat6w
by3 z}obek Jezusa
Tam pan o. c.. stana} dummy i wyprosto-
wany wprost Aobka, chwile popatrza} ma O.
braz Boskiego Dzieciatka.
= Kaprys chorej rzek} sam do siebie
= przywi6d} mnie tutaj; biedna Anielka! =.
doda} westchnieniem.
Potem, rzuciwszy okiem W oko}o siebie ma
t}um kleczacy, spostrzeg} wiernych czo4em
pochylonem, W postawie pokornej, modlacych
sic z anielska poboznoscia, W skupieniu ducha
wiara. Ofara swieta rozpocze}a sic: ka-
p}ani W najbogatsze ornaty przybrani celebro
wall msze swieta. Wdziecznym i donosnym
g}osem piesni swiete zabrzmia}y, harmonijne
ich fale ,,Chwa}a, chwa}a na wyskosci Bogu!'
toczac sic W nawach obszeruej swiatyni, echem
sic odbija}y sklepienia koscio}a W z}obku,
ma sianie mia symboliczna fgura Dzieciatka
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sic usmiechaG do wiernych iotwierac swoje
male raczeta, by jednem objeciem uscisku ca
Ia ludzkos6 przycisnac do Iona.
Nieprzezwyciezo uczuciem przejety oj
ciec Anielkstal nieporuszony milczacy wprost
Mobka Piesni nabozne, Wonny dym kadzid1a,
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-Dobrze, mole dziecko zeby Gle uszcze-
sliwit, p6jde zobaczyG ma3ego Jezusa, jutro
"a dnia
S}yszac to Anielka schyli}a g16wke, la
wielka jak brylant, stoczy}a sic po bladerl jej
lieu
Najdrozsze dziecie - rzek} ojciec okry
wajac ia pieszczotami x cheese vice, bym Ia
raz pomimo sniegu ciemnej nocy tam pcszed3?
= Ach, oiczulku! koscia jest niedaleko,
a skoro wr6cisz serdecznie Gle "a to uca}uje.
Ojciec zadzwoni} Teresa przybieg}a
= Anielka = rzeI pan 0. G. = chce
koniecznie, zebym poszed} zobaczyc Dzeciatko
Jezus. Zosta1 vice przy niej, "a chwile po-
wr6ce.
Dziekuje ci ojczulku! = rzek}o dziecie
ucieszone, ca1ujac ojca z mi}oscia, kt6ry sic
nachyi}, by ia takze poca1owaG.
Pan O. G. wyszed}, Teresa usiad}a przy
Anielce, Dziewczynka zmruzywszy oczki, "a
raz zasne}a.
W kilka minut potem, ojciec chorej die
weczki wszed} do koscio}a Saint-Germain.
Pobozny t}um ludu cisna1 sic oko}o
1obka. Silnym dzwiecznym g3osem brzmia-
ly organy =, raz majestatycznie moca jak
grzmot huraganu, to znowu }agodnie za}osnie
jak dusza, co jeczac, za}uje "a grzechy, lub ra-
dosnie tryumfujaco jak spiew W dzie1 uroczy-
sty. -Swiece woskowe bez Gczby, wzrok razac
swym blaskiem krazkiem promiennym ota-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-30

z Rady Miejskiej..

Mer Washburne wczoraj O.
tworzy} posiedzenie, ale zaraz
odstapif krzes}o przewodnicza.
cego aldermanowi Kenti usiad1
W. jednem zopr6znionych krze-
sci alderman6w, by przys}u-
chiwac' sic obradom, ME biorac
W mich czynnego udzia}u.
Odczytano> objasnienie ko.
misarza budowy Aldrich W
g}osnej sprawie ustawy o via
dukcie ma Taylor Str, do kt6-
rel Ywkrad}a sic" klauzula da-
jaca niezmierne korzysci kom-
panii kolejowej re szkoda mia
sta. Objasnienie to ME to-
macy jednak, jak owa usta-
wa przesz}a, tylko przedstawia
historya uk}ad6w korzySci u
stawy.
Skoro objasnienie to odczy-
tano, powsta} alderm. Cremer
! przem6wiwszy W tel sprawie,
przed}ozy} Radzie miejskiej
Masterpieces rezolucya:
,,Poniewaz kompania kolei
Northern Pacific utrzymuje,
jakoby Rada miejska przYje}a
d. Is Czerwca 1917. ustawe,
moca kt6rej pewne ulice etc.
jej zostaja odstapione;
,,Poniewaz Rada miejska
tymczasem owa wrzekoma u.
stawe odwo}a}a,
,,Poniewaz kompania kolei
pomimo tego rosci prawa do
pewnych przywilej6w owa
wrzekoma ustawa udzielonych,
,,Uchwala sic, azeby Rada
miejska mianowa}a komitet 2
pieciu celem zbadania wszel-
kich fakt6w zostajacych re
sprawa ta W zwiazku. Komi-
tetowi udziela sic zupe}ne pei
~nomocnictwo do przegladania
wszelkich dokument6w i WY
wanna wszelkich osob.
,,Uchwala sic, by ami mer
miasta, ami kontroler, ami ko'
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