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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-02
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

One of William K. Vanderbilt's
greatest hobbies is the raising OF
choice breeds of poultry.
Theyoung Chinese Emperor has
celebrated >the completion of his
twentieth year by picking out a
new wife.
The Duke of Argyle's youngest
daughter will marry a Lancashire
cotton-spinner named Emmott, a
Quaker and wealthy:
The Czarewitch, notwithstand-
ing shis Japanese experience, will
visit Paris, where his heart will be
in more danger than his head.
The Empress of Austria is as
busy as schoolgirl with her lin
guistlc studies, and as interested as
a land reformer in her agricultural
projects.
Theodore Tilton is busily prepar-
ing a new volume of poems. He
still lives on the Isle of ST. Louis, in
Paris, and manifests no desire to re-
turn to the United States.
So Twelve of the students who de-
Tended Queen Natalie have died OF
their wounds, but If public opinion
means anything, their deaths will
be the turning point in Servia's
history.
Prince Bismarck, like many other
gourmands, has a particular fond
ness for plovers' eggs, and his ten
ants at Jevar make him a gift of
101 eggs every anniversary of his
birthday.
Nine. Paul Blouet, wife of the
well-known writer and lecturer,
Max O'RelI, will accompany her
husband on his next lecturing tour,
which will be through Australia,
and which will commence in Sep
TENDER next.
Lord Salisbury, stout and indol-
ent as he may now seem, has been
hard worker, and in 1852, when
he was Robert Cecil, visited the
Bendigo and BaJlarat gold fields,
where he lived in a tent, did his
own washing and cooking, and dug
and gathered nuggets.
George W. Childs has presented
to the Mount Vernon Regents the
proof sheets of the American Daily
Advertiser, dated September Is,
1896, containing the farewell ad-
dress of Washington, corrected by
himself. The relic is handsomely
framed in hard cherry.
1t is said that one of the most
striking peculiarities of Pope Leo
XIII. is the convulsive tremor of
his hands which one sees on meet
ing him. This is not result of
age, as is generally supposed, says
a writer in the Review of Reviews,
but the consequence of typhoid
fever.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-02

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pi'ch, Asphaltun'' . '@&;
Hope, Oars, Rloa,' A0sa
t osan and Ste Steel Wire s,..
Bun Bunting, Flags, s Ss'si, I'D
Ship s51 Carpenters Taa', II
All of the best a0os.
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We r, have on hand .ls.,,
Electrical Sp I'M
Such as Electric Bs,,, n,
tta 1an., and all Nsts ss
1ne Installation OF El'sse11,saI
p p.. in Rssidsss..
Business Houses, etc
q g Houses wired +,
WORK done by ExpEs1nss
Ef UDpstantly on hand Irs
t hla an FRI LAMPS, soIas
Islands. p''asa
The CELEBRATgD
81 49,. sHIPMAN OIL n
Oh any required horss n.y..
and the Fuel Oil rsop f,sa
Stock. ''A"
we Keep . on hand rerb., r
stock Of Mill Supplies to y.
market:
|L4UBRICATING OTIS
cotton Waste, Packing Hill
Asbestos aea Felting, ETC., b.,
SPERM OIL taken !,
waters Of Extra Quality.
Boston Gard Matches. ID
OF the best quality Of RUB11
for the coming dry seasons
LAWN MOWERS, Galvdn
FEED CUTTERS;
Sheet Iron and Zine, Shsal.
| ICE CHESTs&
| REFRIGERATORs;;l
| - There are q ttcvp
articles that cannot be mail
we keep in stock, so il m
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-02
Fl. LOSE,

Commission Agent.
Patentee of "Lose's Chemical Com
pound for Clarifying Cane Juice; of
which supplies are kept on hand.
~ He will attend to any business en-
trusted to him.
OFFICE MERCHANT ST, NO. AZ.
Telephones-Mutual 1913; Bell 152.
p. O. Box $685. 27h3-3m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

dajestem kr6lem. Dzennlki hisz-
panskle swieza podaja anegdote,
swiadczaca o szybkiem ro%zwlian1u
sic umysfu krola dzlecka, Alfonso
XIII 60. Przyjmuje on co n1edzele
dzieci dygnitarzy dworskich, z
kt6remi wesofe..i swobodne prowadzi
zabawy, a gdy rozrywka znuzone
rozchodzic sic mala :Azegnaja, sic
be- zadnego ceremonjalu, sciskajac
sic wzajemnle. Pewniej niedzleli
Alfons NlIIty tahczaf z iakas
dziewczynka KIT sra mu sic widocznle
podobafa bardzo, DO ma ~zakonczenie
plas6w chciaf i2 pocalowat, PARMA
wskaze W zarodku NINA obrazo-
mel bogIm odsunefa sic cd nlego
icaiusa ME dafa. Mfody kr6llk.
dotkniety tenn Mo nalegat wieccj.
Nastepncl niedziell tancerka "
lepszem byla jakoS usposobiemu,
z%apragneia BOWEN sauna caiusem
tancerza obdarzyG, zanim Iednak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

peinei ciszy i porzadku obszedf
mur fundamental niedosz}ej kapllcy
Trzeciego Maja nastepnie p%osuna}
aleja Ujazdowska ku sro6kowl
miasta, gdzle sic stopniowo roz.
proszyl.W gramdzle szfo kofo ty.
slaca ludzi. Pod wleczor znowu taxi
sam tium z wiekszym udzia}em ko-
bet zgromadz,i sic W ,,Bostanice"
i pc obejsolu muru, ruszyi do MIA
sta. Posuwaf sic alejami uiazdow-
skiemi Nowym Swiatem Kra-
kowsklem Przedmiesce az do ;pla-
Gu zamkowego, zamierzajac dojs6
do sw. Jana i nastepnie spokojnie
sic rozproszyc. Ma placu Zamkowym
jednak p. oberpollcmajster zasta-
piwszy droge, powledzlai: ,.Po-
wt6rme prosze pan6w sic rozejst,,
(po a pierwszy to wyrzekf W,
,,Botanice.'D Ttum vice skierowa}
sic W ulice Senatorska ku pataco-
wi ratuszowemu, i dalej zwolna
sic roszed}. Garstka student6w
posz}a przez ogr6d Saskl. Maggie
jednak bramy ogrodu zosta1y oto-
czone przez zwarte szeregi koza-
kow. Pozostawiono publicznosci
Jelno tylko wyjscie ma ul1ce Me-
ca}a, strzezoue przez policya. Tu-
tai, przepuszczajae publlcznosc,
a~resztowano wszystkich student6w
unlwersytetu i o godzinle IL Cd
prowadzono lch W liczble oko1o
dzlesieclu do ratusza. Ma tenn uro.
czystos6 nasza sic ~skonczyla. Do
dac trzeba, re W zabawle ma pla-
Gu Ujazdowskim, jaka by}a urza-
dzona z powodu swiat prawos}aw-
nych, lud warszawski udz.a}u
prawie ME bra}. W4asclclele hus-
tawek, karuzell i mfYnow djabel-
skich skarza sic ma bardzo zfy
zarobek i powiadaja, re W nasze
swieta Wielkanocne podczas
nleustannego deszczu sniegu
ruch by1 bez por6wnania wiekszy.
Smia4o MONA powledziet, re
nastroi ogofu m~ieszkahcow War
szawy by1 W dnlu 8 maja niezwy-
kle i w ca}em z%naczeniu tego slo-
wa powazny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
OBCH0B W BRYAN
Texas.
Bryan, IS maja.

Nletylko W Houston, ale / w
Bremond obchodzill TeNsascy Po-
lacy setns rocznice. w Houston
byl obch6d 8 Mala, a potem jeszcze
wielu, co tam byli, %podazy}o do
Bremond, gdzie urzadzono setna
rocznlce W dnlu II Maja. My z
Bryan tez ma ten akt u%roczysty
podazylismy do Bremond i przy1e.
to mas tam z otwartem screen.
o godzlnle 10 z rama Bracla
Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego
wystapili W szarfach z choragw'a-
mi polskiemi l amerYkanskiemi.
Orszak ruszy4, dw6ch a dw6ch, do
ogrodu, z kapela Bryahska z ..
Stanisiawem Mlkolajewsklm jake
%marsza1kiem ma czele. W ogrodzie
miell patryotyczne mcwy opywa-
tele:: Wojciech Bulgiewicz (pare
minut), l.. Kochanowicz (35 NIL
nut), l S. Gorczyca (przysz}o
godz1ne).
Potem ~nastapliy polskie spie.
wa narodowe.
Wreszcie zaprosif pan marsza-
lex tax Polakow, jak mnonarodow-
COW do wspoInego obiadu, a pc
obiedzie by1y W hall tahce.
o godzinie 8 i, minut 80 roz-
poczefy sic mowy agielskle. M6wi-
Ii panowie: Scott z Franklin, Tex.
-Eugen Stephens-Bolesfaw Ko-
chanowicz j~eszcze kllku innych
amerykansklch obywatell.
Ma samym ostatku II letnia
c6rka pana L. Kochanowicza zas-
piewa}a ,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgi-
neia", a potem przem6wi}a do pu-
blicznosci tax pieknie i REV.
ME, re nieJednemu liza W oku sta
ne'a:
Obch6d zakonczy} koncert,
wykonany przez pan6w L. Kocha-
nowicza i Franciszka Majewskie-
go.
O godzinie Smei, gdy juz sic
wszystko dobrze ubawilo, obchod
sic zakonczy4.
q rama, o godzie 4tej, jeden
z muzykant6w, myslac, re %jeszcze
pic mic sic odbywa, zaczaf poda-
wac TAXI drugiemu one-two, a
sam sobie basowa} DO brzuchu,
az ten, co PREY MIN leza}, }okciem
dosta1 i jaf fukaG; "A mech Gle
try kopy Mazur6w ....Nie jedne-
mu j%eszcze diugo W g}owie zu-
mla}o pc tel wspania}e] rarodowej
zabawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
PkACCIE IA
TRZECI MAJ
w w arsZaWie.

Il w arszaWy plsZ2 90 ,,NOW.
Ref" co nastepuje. ,,Zdawa}o sic,
il wieksza czesc mleszkahc6w ma
szego mlasta Jest "a tenn, ably set
ma rocznice SGD maja obchodzic W
k61kach rodzlnnych, ME wyziera-
jac wcale ma ullce. Niezupeino;;e 90
dzacy ma to-, poddall sic dobro-
wolnie zdaniu wiekszosci, ably Okla.
FAC jednosc. W ostatnich jednak
dniach zjawl}a sic czyJas odezwa
z]acheca]aca do tiumnego nawle
dzenia kosclola sw. Jana, a ma
stepnle ogrodu botanlcznego.
Odezwa ia do ME wielu os6b dotar-
Ia, niekt6rzy zas posadzall ja, il
pochodzi z iak nieczystych, Cd
tych, kt6rym wszelka ]ednosG jest
nienawistna. Ludnosc vice w
ostatn1ej chwili sic rozdwoi}a. Mi
mo to Warszawa W dnlu 3 maja
przedstawia}a widok nlezwykl,
caikiem odmlennY, niz W lnne
niedziele swieta. Cd ana rucb
ma ulicach i W ogrodach i " opr6d.
kach by} bardzo NAH, widziaFek
~wyf2cznie ,~,szar2" publicznost i
gdzlenlegdzle stadent6w. w tram.
walach, co rZ.ecz W swieta nieby-
wata, DUO micjsc, a szczeg6lnei I
klasy, Iwiecifo pustkami. w kos
c'eIe jednak sw. Jana zgromadzll
sig ttum ludu i student6w. Wszyst-
ko to r~uszys}o pc nabozenstwie
gromadkami do ,,Botanikl". Tutai
iic1ny tlum m~fodzlezY i publlcz-
noSci . o~dkrytemi Giovanni W IN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
ROZMAITOSCI

RraE1pczna nowosc. Zarzad
poczt londynskich w]prowadzic ma
PREY puszkach ma listy przyrzad
autmatyczny, praktyczny wielce.
Otto kazdy "a wrzucen;em do
puszki odpowledniej kwoty, otrzy-
ma wzamian znaczki pocztowe W
,losci i lakosci zadanej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
c "a
M = RYkA

PRECEDENT Harrison, ge-
neraf.poczmistrz, komlsarz r6lnic-
twa i reszta towarzystwa podrozy
sta nell PREY dobrem zdrowiu z
powrotem W Westinghouse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
wlsconslnisI

GUBEBNATOR wlsconslnski
Peck odpowlelzla} ma prosbe
cz}onkow armll zbawienia, by
ich bronlf pred zawalidrogami, IL
powinni udac SIG z ta sprawl do
w}adzy mleisklej. Dyrektor pollcyl
Jonson oswiadczyf, il kazdego
czasu bedzie got6w kazat PREY
aresztowac kazdego swawolnika
przeszkadzaiacego zo}nierzom zba.
vienna W ich nabozehstwie, ME mo-
re iednak ustawiaG policman6w W
zborach armii zbawlenla W Mllwa-
ukee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
JAKU ZNAK A MOI

uwaza6 nastepujace ]zdarzenle, o
ktorem donosza z Wichita, Kansas.
Il tamteJszej szkoIe publlcznej
%nauczyciel Slaper chciaf ukarac
pietnastoletnlego 1obuza, kt6ry
pope}ni} cos bezwsty dnego. To tax
obrazlfo ma}ego wisusa, IL doby4
rewolweru, ably swego nauczyclela
Z%astrzellG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

SEJM Stanu Illinois przyjaf
projekt demokratyczny wykreslaja.
cy ustawy o przymusowem
zwiedzaniu szk6f przepisy, rozpo-
~rzadzajace nauke W ,4iezyku an.
glellskim W szkotach koscleInych !
prywatnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
ish Jew that I will ever try
Ito make a Polander |.

Pod1ug ostatnich wiadomsSci
z Minneapolis, Louis Memo, po-
tomek znlenawldzonej przez kazde-
90 polskiego patryote rodziny a
obecnle powolne narzedzle Grygli,
swiadczyl we wtorek przeclWko
Hellpernowi.
w srode pred po}udniem
posiedzenia sadowegc ME byfo, 2
powodu choroby jednego z Sc
dzi6w przysieg}ych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
$1,000
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.

Dfugo szukano 20 swlecle naszego
dawnlejszego kasyera m%lejsklego
George F.. Perry, kt6ry przenie-
wierzytl SO tysiecy dolarow, az ma
reszr5ie, gdy detektywi z zona lego
p~c,iechall do Chicago, zdradzi1 90
tam jego pies, rasy bernardyhskiej:
Przyszedi z nienacka do powozu
PAM Perry i radosnle 70 vital a
potem zaprowadzi} j2 do %kryi6wki,
W kt6rei MAJ jej romansowat z
plekna %brunetk2. DIVA dni p6zniej
przywiezlono p~erryego W bezpiecz
mem towarzystwie do naszego
mlasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

w La CROSSE, Wis ,odbywaf
sic W dnlach is, 10. 90 Mala dru-
81 Seim katolik6w wisconsinskich.
Gtownym m6wc4 ma tym Sejmle
byi KS. Arcy b7skup Katzer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

PROCESS HEILPERNA.
Minneapolis, "a Maja
(Prywatna korespondencya
Wsia1usa.)
W poniedzla1ek, Is Maja,
rozpoczat sic ma nowo process
p. Leona Heilperna pred
forum sadowem. Trivial przez
Gale szesc dnl calutk, tydziehI,
a W przysziym tygodnlu roz-
pocznle sic ma rowo.
Wrogowie p. Heilperna ia
raza ME beda mogli mu "a
rzucic, ID z wszelklch PREY
krosci wyplataf go jego obron-
ca p. Hart, zrecznie kieruJ &C
lego przes1uchywanlem. Te'
raz p. Hedpern sam, be-
pomocy p. Harta, przez try
dni by1 ma krzesle Jako
swiadek pod krzyzowym og-
MEM prokuratora, iutro
znowu bedzle IA krzesle. Do
tad wszystkie bez wy]atku
dziennlki tutaj / W St, Paul
przedstawlaia sprawe ola p.
Heilperna przYcEylnle.>
Wszyscy ludzle uczciwi
przepowiadaja, &e p Leon ia
raza sprawe wygra.
Grygla wszystkle sprezyny
poruszyf. Sprowadzif 2nanego
~pof-moskafa Niemojewskle'
60, ktory bedzie przeciw He'll
pernowi swladczyf.
Pan kapitan Hart znowu
wcale ME przez rekswiczki
traktowal Grygle, a poznie)
pewnie )eszcze lepiej wezmle
60 W obroty.
Process zaczyna tym razem
bye skaudallcznym. Wprowa-
dzala W sprawe Hellperna
imle pewne] PAM [Mlny
Frost z kt5ra Hellpern mial
stosunki W czasie, gdy by1
sam bez rodziny. Wczoraj
bardzo ostro hralI sic " tel
sprawie prokurator z kaplta-
nem Harlem, lecz ostatecznie
personal---very. ME pozwolit
skandalu dale] poruszac.
Rapitan Hart zapowiedziaf
stanowczo, De odda wet zawet
swiadkom skarzacym, t. j.
~zdemaskuje charakter Grygly,
Nlemoiewskiego i innYch.
Pubilcznosc bardzo zacie-
kawiona. Sala sadowa 5yfa
wcEoraJ przepetniona. Wszys-
cy adwohaci z miasta i oko.
Icy byli obecnl.
Gazety zapowladaja clekawe
za)scta, wszelako stanowisko
P. Hellperna dotad slime.
Zwyciestwo zdaje sic pre-
chylaG ma lego strone, dotad
ME drgnal on an, Ia chwile
pred sadem. Wczora) wobec
cafego sadu dat moralna
nauczke prokuratorowl, i Sc
dzla prezydujacy ME powotaf
60 do porzadku, uznajac
siusznosc lego uwag.
Dotaczam wycinki z gazet
angel ,kich, szxicu)acych kilka
Waznle)szYch mOmentOW
procesu.
X y
y
Gazeta minneapolitahska
Times pisze, ID CT co sfyszell
przesfuchy p. Heilperna W
dnlu 5tYm, przechylaja sic do
zdania. il m6wif on prawde,
gdyz jest to niepodobiehstwem,
tax k~onsekwentnle zmyslac,
opowiadajac diuga h1storya.
LAX samo przyznaje Minnea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
w STANIE IOWA uwarzono

w STANIE IOWA uwarzono
~przesz}ego roku 40 tysiecy beczek
piwa, z czego przypada ma browar
W Dubuque As tyslecy beczek.
Pc "a wspomnianem miastem znai-
dowaEv sic tylko ~jeszcze cztery
browary W Stanle Iowa. Zastana-
wlajacem jest, re mimo zakazu
sprzedawania piwa W szynkownlach
.jeden browar uwarzyl w minionyln
roku 1000 beczek plwa wiecej.
POZAR lasow zniszczyl miei-
scowos6 Amherst mad koleia Mil
waukee Northern. Wiekszs Geese
mieszkahcow wsiad}a ma poclag ko-
lejowy l schronila SIG do Iron
Moutain. Najmnlejszej drobnostkl
ME MONA byio w%yratowac.
NACZELNY KLERK W Blu
RE peusYjnym p. Green B. Raum
musiat rezygnowac, z powodu, re
sic wyda}o, IL cd swoich podsre-
kretarzy "a przyjecie do sfuzby
bra4 pc 200 dol. tapowego.
z BENTON powiatu, Mimi,
podaja sobie gazety anglelskie
wiadomosc, re tan Wioch
Polati zazga} Polaka il orgawskie-
60 (Bargohskiego?). Obaj mieszkali
W wschodnieJ czesci powlatu, i po.
dobno zbyteczna %poufaiost mledzy
iona Polatiego "a .Polakiem da}a
pow6d do mordeca. Polati ~ieszcze
ME przyaresztowany. lecz urzedni-
cy sledza "a MIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
PkACCIE "a
FRASZKI.

~ Czy MONA mlet cos take
W pr6znej kieszenl?
'{5ln1zp :euzom o.
p Jaka jest dobra strona
wiezienia?
'(euz1l5uMoz euolaS)
81 Jakim sposo5em MONA
jednym mlechem pelnym zboza
nape1niG rownoczesnie diva miechy
tel wielkoSci?
'(Guzold
AZ ?!!zpcsM Qoe1m ue4od sqozlD
~ Jak naj}atwlsj roblt du-
beltowe plwo?
'(WollsnI po2Id
!Me4sod WoM1d z loJnH Sis ApD)
81 Co u cz}owieka ma mai
wieksza swobode?
'(?!zpoQoGM s5ou o5ol Iso1M 'elz
on "A !!zpels o4H 2oVo oq 'Aso{M)
s. Jaka jest r6znica mledzy
saloonem a paplernia?
'(2!sou Gue54e5 sqez14 lu1o1ded op
g 'Aus54e5 Szpoqo nuooivs oO)
y kto jest d}ugach 20
uszy?
-odeH oSoMs 41or4dez olu 90 ueL)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

DWUNASTOLETNI Tom
Tage W Little Rock, Arkansas,
chcac ukarac swoja matke, uderzyt
j9 motyka W glove. Kobieta wyzlo-
nela ducha ma m1ejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
Peru

RZECZPOSPOLITA Peru l
Rad wYspy Jamalki przyjefy "a
proszenie do udzlafu W wvstawle
mledzynarodowei i przyzwollly ma
ten eel odnosne sunny. I cesarstwo
chinskie %przYrzek}o wzlac udziai W
%wystawle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

Podiug The Minneapolis T1I;-
Jmae oswiadczYi Grygla W po-
niedziaiek; ,,Hellpern Jest O.
statnim pol,kim aydem, 2
ktorego probowa'em zrobIc
Polaka." He is the last Pc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

zamiar sw6] czyn zdofa}a
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

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Times pisze, ID CT co sfyszell
przesfuchy p. Heilperna W
dnlu 5tym, przechylaja sic do
zdania, il m6wit on prawde,
gdy2 jest to niepodobieistwem,
tax konsekwentnle zmyslac.
opowiadajac diuga h'storya.
TAX samo przyznaje Mlnneo
polls Tribune, De opowiadania
p. Hellperna robify ma stu
chaczy wraaepie, iakoby on
mowlf prawde.
Kapltan Hart wykazaf, jak
Grygla cd samego poczatku
sprawl Heilperna sic intere-
sowai-l2 razy fazit do pro.
kuratora, ably wyweszyc, jak
rzeczy stoia.-Nie Heilpern,
lecz Grygla byt szpiegiem-
r~zekf.-Grygla z rumiencem
wstydu ma leach, odpowle-
dial: ia nam bye szpie-
piam2 Me Iestem sZpiepiam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

PLAINFIELD.
TESTING THE NEW WATER SUPPLY.


The plainfeld Water supply Company yesterday be
gan to pump water into the immense reservoir which
has been completed recently near Netherwood. and
which henceforth will be the Of Plainicld's
wafer supply. Lying under Plainfeld, at depth OF
several hundred feet, is stream of swiftly moving
water Deeply driven artesan wells have been used
by private families in Plsnied for many years, there
being few dug wells Instead Of taking water from
the Passac River as was first proposed, the water
suuply Company sank twenty driven wells at Neither
wood and from these will he pumped the millions OF
gaons OF water necessary for Plainfelds needs The
pumping capacity of the new waterwOrks is 100000
gallons daily, and the water sandplpcs will be used
as a reservoir of 900 gallons more. Much salts
faction with the water system expressed by prOmi
nent Plainfcli who were present at yesterday S
trial Of the pumping and storage power. The pumps
and wells worked 10 perfection.
The task Of laying wateI-mains throughout the city
is progressing rapidly, about hall mile OF pipe
bcing laid daily The whole system Will soon be In
working order house connections being already made
I'm some parts OF the city. The report ndustrOusly
circulated that the water company contemplated eX-
tending mains TO FanwOOd. Westield Crawford and
Rosclle was yesterday pronounced false by officer
Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICHMOND.-The Richmond County "rand
Jury at the Court Of Sessions yesterday found an indct
ment against Arthur Knsella Joseph Baughn, Luxe
Wbilihan Patrick Fitzgerald and Gordon Young Tor
mansIaughter in the first degree. The prisoners are
cir, With having caused the death Of one OF their
companions John J. Clark young tinsmith, during
druukcn tichU at ROSebank. about two months
ago. ,tmaster Wilson A. Cleveland, OF Dongan
Hills was on trial yesterday before Judge = v stephens
in the County Court OF Sessions AT Port Richmond
charged with bribery. The compliments wero > A
Ostrander and John Kaden, both trustees OF the
soutbfeld District school at Garetsons The trustees
allege that at public meeting held on November y,
1890 at the time when election was being held for
the purpose Of changing the school from district
school 20 a union free school, Cleveland issued
number of fraudulent leases on property to nOn-taX
PAYERS for the purpose Of making qualified voters
Wher Cleveland was afterward Informed that the
trustees intended prosecute him, he gave to Trustee
Kadlcz two lots of ground on the GarretsOns farm
This gift it Is alleged for the purpose OF Kadet1
using his influence with the other trustees not to
prosecute Cleveland. Postmaster Cleveland denied
he charges. lie said that he had gwen the lots To
'rrustee hadetZ because the latter had gone on MS
bond when he appointed postmaster, ana Tor otner
kindnesses shown min. Judge stephens tJld tle Jury
that the prosecution had failed Ia present sufficient
evidence and ordered them to bring In verdict OF
acquittll which they did without leaving their seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

George II. Schoonmaker, who held in $1,000
bail furnished by his father. to appear for trial for
forging deed has forfeited it, and his father will
be sued.
Colonel John NJ. Butler has resigned president
of the Brooklyn Bath and West End Railroad Com
paay.
Miss Voice Adams Lyon. tNenty-eight years old,
who has been member of the family of the Rev. DR..
Edward Beecher Of No 192 MacOn-st for four years.
and whom Dr. Beecher intends TO adopt. has secured
permission In the County Court to change her
20 Beecher. and will be known hereafter Voice
Adams Bcechcr.
Application was made IN the Supreme Court yester-
day for writ of habeas corpus to the prOduc
ion in oonrt today Of Captain Asa II. Dixon. OF an
oyster sloop who is in the Richmond County Jail on
charges of burglary and attempting to shoot officer
when an effort made TO arrest him aboard his
vessel.
Contrarts were awarded Yesterday to the Robert
Pool d son Company of Baltimore, to supply the new
cable drilng plant and friction clutches for the Bridge
for S69l i3 80, and to the William Wright Company
Of Newbure, TO supply new engine for $12175. The
other bidders contest the award on the ground that
a majority of the Trustees not present at the
meeting al the time II was made.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
seventy bidders 10 the amount of 100000 AmOng
tile items were 1000 pounds of plug tobacco at p
cents pound. and 81 0G6 for whiSkey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
THE TRAINER SOLD ulRE AND s1op-wATcH.

Robert H. Sprlggs the colored owner Of IacehOrses
has good reason TO regret that he hired Chauncey j.
Hendrisk also cOl0reI who is known Longellow, TO
train HIS stable of flyers. Sprggs loaned LongfcllOw
his gold stop-watch worth S27o, TO time one Of the
racers, Remembrance, The mare won one race at a
winter racetrack. and in second in another but
LondelOw never turned over any of the money won to
the owner, and besides neglected to pay big feed
bill The trainer told his employer that he could win
a race at Saratoga with Remembrance, If allowed to
take her there sprggs gave the permission. but told
Longfellow that he wonld have 10 pay the expenses.
The trainer pawned the watch 10 get the money TO
pay his fare to Saratoga and the cost OF taking Re
membrane there. The mare's dead cinch" on the
race was hollow sham. Longfeow. ~ disgust sold
her for $500 and spent the money. He was found
guilty OF larceny In General sessions yesterday ana
was rensnded for sentence.