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Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17


 Many of the above items represent no permanent betterment of the property and should, in the opinion of the present management, have been charged to oper- ating expenses. More especially is this true of the expenditures for equipment, which were insufficient even to provide for depreciation on account of wear and tear. The propriety of including in the capital accounts the amount entered as having been expended for new steel rails laid on the Danbury and Norwalk division is not obvious; and, in fact, the books show that when this and other expenditures, ,amonnt- ing in all to $105, ,000, were made between October 1, 1891, and March 31, 1899, they were originally charged to operating ex- penses, and afterward. for some reason not explained, transferred therefrom to "Bet- terments." It will thus be seen that if these expenditures were reolassifed, and the operating expenses made to bear their proper burden, the deficit reported for the year would be largely augmented.
 The books further showed 8 deficit of about $32, ,000, as the result of the opera tion of the property for the seven months ending April Both. Bills for supplies and current expenses amounting to S15O, ,OOO, traffic balance of $15, 900, and the pay ro!l for the week ending June 11th, SIS, ,495. AT were also due and overdue. There were maturing before the end of the next calen- dar months, bills payable Gin the shape of demand notes) and rental and interest pay mania aa follows.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17

Fancy cabinet frames at Augur's.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17
At This Time of the Yea1

Pictures at Augur's.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17


 Brdsepor@keW freight station iNo 1859 S
 vember, 1sal-Aprn. 1ss9. ....:. 15,7e7 ea
 Electric light plant January-April,
 1S8O. ........................ 526 0i Brookf1eld Junction depot (March ,1S9D 65 26 Cannon depot (May, 1s9g .....:.... 1,o2a 8S Great Harrington engine house cMatch ''' %
 May, 1s9D. D.................... AS Ss New Haven,Paving SJanuary 169O.. 1887 02 Superintendent's ofhceC CMarch-May, Engine house (Iarch-May, ls92l... 231 51 New Milford engine housed March, ,lS92) 25 % Pittsfeld- Engine house CMarch-May,
 1s99. ....................... 266 6s Platform (May, 189O. 194 50 Grading (May, 1S92) ................. 156 47 South NoirWai2.crossine gates 1De.. '0' 'S cembe1, 1891-Marcb, 1892) ....... 5s7 54 State line stock yards lMarch, lS92)... Al 27 | Wilson Point-New office Oec 1891, | Sand house (Marcb, April. 1S9O. 15l O2 l New steel rails and fasteninss (March,
 Doubls trsoGins Dsnbary and Norwai 'SiSS Ss l (Nov., 189l-May, 1892). .............. 26,736 29 New sidings CMarch-May, 1s9O. ...... 6,996 65 Shelton bridge improvement (May,
 west Cornwall culvert cMarch, isss,. @ S5 S CMarch-May, 1seso .................. s,sr s1 New furniture CMarch--May. 1ssa)..... iss 1s ! Simpaug side track (May, 1S92). ....... 236 61 ! Land damage. New Haven (May, 1S92) 1,200 co New equipment COct., 1ssl-May, 1s8s) 5o7 09
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17

The Finest Lamps. If you want one or more, the most reli- able place to get it is at Cutters art store. Calendars at Augur's. /
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17

Mean temperature, 3f. Max. temp, Al; min. temp., 26. Precipitation, 00 inches. Max. velocity of wind, 11-W. Total excess or deficiency of temperature since January 153 degrees. Total excess ordefciency ofpreoipitationsince of Jan. 1, ,-11.26 in.
 Fl. J. COX, Observer. Note.-A minus sign l-] prefixed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero "T'' in connection with rainfall indicates a trace of precipitation too small to measure. *Snow Is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17
WEATHER RECORD. gHuIOA4IoHe FOE 1o-DAT. AGRICULTURAL DHPARTMKNT,
 OFFICE or THK CHIEY
 Or THE WKATHKR BUREAU.

AGRICULTURAL DHPARTMENT, !
 OFFICE or THK CHIEY
 Or THE WKATHER BUREAU. wAsHINaroN,D. O., p. m., Dec. 16, l692.J For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connect icut: Cloudy, threatening weather, occasional rains or snow, variable winds.
 For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont Generally fair, north winds.
 Local W0asA0r RopOII.
 YoR DECEMBER Is, 1692
 A.N. P.X. Barometer 3017 3007 Ternperature ,.,, 28 35 Humidity. ......... 76 64 Wind, direction..... W SW Wind yelocity... 6 weather .,......... Cloudy Uoudy
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17
GOES TO THE BOSTON AND MAINE.

The Controning Interest in the Con- nectfcut River Road Goes to the | Boston and Maine R0ad-How the l Anair Was Brought About-Paid . High Figure for the Stock. Following is the latest regarding the ac- quirement of a controlling interest in the Connecticut River railroad by the Boston and Maine railroad, the first news of which came in press dispatch from Springfield yesterday afternoon as follows:
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 16.-Probably the greatest railroad deal of recent years, 50 far as western Massachusetts is con- cerned, was checkmated last night and to- day.
 As published Wednesday, the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad on Tues day last secured from the directors of the Connecticut River railroad their consent to lease that road, the idea being eventual l 1y to make 1t a portion of the Consolidated system.
 It was presumed by the public, and in fact by very large majority of the rail road people, that this settled the matter, the only thing nec essary being the ratif- cation of the action of the directors by the stockholders of the Connecticut River road.
 l A bomb was thrown into financial circles in this city this morning when it was re- ported that the Boston and Maine interest had secured an option or purchased over il ,600 shares of Connecticut River stock out of 8 total capitalization of $2, ,530, ,000
 This made it necessary to secure only few hundred shares, and as it took two thirds vote of the stockholders of the Con necticut River to lease the road, it seems tt efeetually prevent the lease of the road te the New York, New Haven and Hartford in any event.
 Friends of the Boston and Maine dea claim either that the Boston and Main has secured the few shares necessary il addition to those already secured in orde to give them the controlling interest O that there will be no trouble getting them
 Among the Springfield stockholders wh have sold are: Massachusetts Mutual Tiff 1 Insurance company, 700 odd shares: Maj
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
Mas. GROVER CLEVELAND

NxkS. oilOt In SlEN EIAND
Is a htautlfu, woman, and The
finest I.ortran tina, has been done OF
her since she has added to her
charms that ot Motherhood, il Offer
ed with D-mores,'s Family Maya
In for November. The portrait IS
exqnisl,.ly executed j" SOFT color
,int,,, and What greatly adds t" il.
value is the tact that II is personally
authorized by Mrs. Cleveland. Tins
n"nor w.s reserved for Democrats
Family Magaz'nel alone, with ihe
November number OF which thi. su
perb picture Is 4xll Il inches.
and worth a. least So is presented
tree Don't fail tn secure = copy ;
a, d when you zee the beauty of tn.
elegant work of art. you will frame
y, and give it the place OF honor II.
your homes that Mrs. Cleveland.
portrait deserves. the November
number OF Demorest's Family Maya
zine ~ a remarkable one, containing
over 200 illustrations, anil something
70 interest every member OF The
family. Price 20, cents. Take j
hone. E.erybo.ty viii. DO deligh,
ed with il. For sale by all hook,
sellers and ncwsdealcrs. Or sent
20 cents to the publisher, W. Jen
n'ng. Demores,, Is East l4th Stree,
New York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
T AND SALE.

BY virtue OF Al order Of the Superior
C"u't OF Orange county. l will on Nom
,iav the 9TH day ut December. 1892. offer
tor sale Il" the highest bidder two valu-
ahl.. tracts o! land >itu.trd in the south
rrtl part ct Orange county. ami belong
ing to the e-tate OF Stephen B.. Petty.
deceased.
I'm. first tract is known ~ the Snipes
tract. AMI i. situated lear Damascus
,hurct aud Lindsay L. o.. adjoining
Lands of j.. J. l'ritchard. j. b. Atwatcr
Al, others. containing LOB acres.
The s'conl tract is known as tn"
"iitinglam trace. in The .ame vicinity.
81 Ec\ill'- creek. afjninin. lands of
Wesley ttWatrr. Charles \eviil and
others. containing 400 acres.
The last nllnc,i tract will be sold in
LII 10 sat- Iilr, ha>trs.
! terms Of sale Out-thlrd cash. bal
tn't III II months. and 10 be secured by
note with Interest from date Title re-
served until payment in iull of the pur-
chase money.
This 18th dag Of October. 1892.
WM. 5. PETTY.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

Mr.. Nrp'v kns ~ very sick
Hth Nphe,, tc.,r.
The C~u"y Caovn~. will close
a, Hli-bpr" Saturday.
s." a.t,~ "-:i-rm.nt o: Rays
L,rr Regulatory and Health Re
nt"I.r.
DIR. ! I'm L Insn, Of Chapel
IIiIl. ,lr' - tf"t psA.e o" SUNDAY
night: Oct I'D, tram az ATTACK OF
paralysis. He WAS AT" Ut 30 Year.
odd
-Hy.i,irs the lawyers vt Hills
born, ~ q tirtl Mr.. A " Ora
i.Am. OF O<;"rl. ana Mr. James Is.
Mason 81 Cnar.I It!l, attending
Gnnil thi- week
ID. W !! Wakefield. ~ S.I-,n
\ G., ri'l :" IN Iiitl>her", at tn.
q, CO. crr, 90 %.i",r', . FRIDAY, No
Member Ssh, FIR "e day only
Practice I'm. o Eye, Ear, Nr-.
and Throat. Spccta les furnished.
The Supreme Cpu saws ,hcr.
is 40 error ~ the rass IT IL, pki,-
W 3 arrs. trom O'aure. In I'll,
case Of Hal " Tuu.r. from Or
an.e, re Surrcmc Com, a@ttir:r. IT,.
judgment nt Orange S~n;er.uI Court,
For the ur- If he.6s"he, .
s,ipaiirn, stomach and sIrtr Troubles
aud All arrangements N tie digest
" and as>Imlla',e oroar> Aver,
Pills are Invaluable Beng sugar
coated, they ..e Tl"s>an, L" take, al
ways reliable. and retain ,hri >ir
sues III any climate.
-tir in'tir hrglns IL III. e~ar'ies'
DAM 81 thc child. existence. /
~ 'i"'ca,-, worms ii-,eu ut,nn il,
ii ~, AMI a~ Yeas pa, they III
cos, AID i, -, l,~,ru,e WI xii
S,ri", !, An N,rut fuu- ulll Ill.
>'toH ,ilrr a'~l escto" III. nf iii,
- J ror 80 L w \. Have,
,)ra. -
N Nar. Warren. 81 Poo,
J.. 1T l. wave .n ms way hu,n
trpa H. >narn in,>d,, attcrnoo,
VA 'hr"~n trom h,s buggy aud r.
ocl>c ~ n.'y cut on t. head II
"as nrnnct / back - town and y,
{ - j ncs dressed The wound q
Nj. \ loIcr's h,arduy house. Nj
" arren !ett tor home Wednesda
morning =
Nj Tn"na~ III Webb, Of D,
l. - Il Nebb,- Agent, OF Elec,r,
ro'>e Tor West N,tg'ria, k.n,uck
Tennessee, .Alahama ana N,.sis.ip,
i the a,iv-r i.lng agru, FOR III
"'"" 'r1r''"ry operated by DuBoi
X Webb, ~'ih his headquarters /,
% Conc Stock. Nashville, Team. w
wish MS POPULAR Young gentlena
much success.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 Y S
LIVER REGULATOR AND
HE .ALTU RESTOREH

Is a combination of six OF tie VERY best
medicines known la the profession FOL
the ultlerrn, organs OF the body aud thu
blood. t'lr' fully prepared 20 it will
act direct upon every organ and por
tlon OF the body alike. so while one
"r I've" OF the medicines are curing your
'tiSea>c. others are cleansing your Sys-
m. purifying Your blood. toiiny UP
and giving strength. vitality. power
al e liie To your whole body.
Call on your Druggist for sam pie
package.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
THREE MAYORS IN THREE DAYS

LA, Saturday %atter",on at a call
ell meeting Of the Board # Town
Commissioners, Mayor w, H. New,
man resigned ami MIR. James Parks.
one of the Commissioners, was elect
ell To fill the vacancy. On Monday
Mayor Parks resigned aud Mr.. VIM
Strain was elected unanimou.ly TO
Ill! the vacancies caured by the res
,gna,i"ns Oh omn,i-si"ner and May
or Parks.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
NTATk OF NORTH CAROLINA. ,
~ ORANGE COUNTY. (
Superior Court, Oct, Is. 1892.
VIZ. PHELPS anl others,
igtinst
Haywood Phelps and others.

rUEIlCAT
This Is y special proceeding by the
plaintiffs against the abovr-namtd de-
PENDANTS. to sell certain laiidS mention
ed " the pleadinyS Tor partition a,uony
the several parties tanned. and il APP
pears TO the Court that John f.. War
rem. one OF the minor defendants. who
has AN interest In this land to b. affect
ed by this proceeding. is IA NONRESIDENT
oi the State Of North Carolina. as APP
pears 10 the Court by affidavit
The said John f.. Warren Is there
fore commanded to be and appear be-
fore the Clerk OF the Superior Court at
his office in Hii!sboro on Monday the
18th day ct November next to answer
the complaint herein filed or the plain
t,fis will apply IN t. e Court for the re-
lief demanded In said complaint.
Witness. =. NJ, Ga,tis. Clerk of said
Court, Il. Office ~ liillsboro the l4th
day OF Oct, 1892.
:. NJ. GATTIS.
flrskof Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
ORANGE SUPERIOR Court.

ORANGK SUPERIOR COUKT
Judge Counor and Solicitor Par
ker arrived Sunday and Cour, wa.
npe, ed Monday at II a. m.
The following were drawn to
serve on the Grand Jury. To.
wi,: II. II. Patterson, F'erru,a" :
a. + laws, w. ) Parker. John /.
VIII, II. john A. Woods. Stephen
Was>,sf (roI"r-'!, Doc l.. Taylor,
w. q. Couch, james 4 Wilke,,"n.
Geo. w. Ray, bryant Nav,iI>. K. Z.
Thom,.snn, NJ. NcDade, Thomas
Z. Hayes. john 5. Pope, A J
Compton. John CLARK, Henry Tree,
.(c"l"red
Ja.iy. Conner charged the Grand
Jury ia such a a. 10 try to
maze each one of them understand
Jus, ~h,, the laws ,.e, SO that they
might faithfully discharge their Lu
ties as Grand Jurors.
Mr.. Paul Z. Graham appeared in
court and fseren ed h,s license iron,
the Supreme Court. and after taxin.
The oa,h> Of office, was admitted to
practice in ,he courts OF the State.
We give below some Of the mos,
IMPORTANT ca.es Disposed OF before
We w.nt IL press:
S,.'e Va. I. n. Allen. torcib!,
,rt-pa-r ; uol pros.
Star. ". John Coins. o"lorcd
larceny 1T ~a,ch, shoes and mnnt,
from Ros-n"nd'. rt"re guilty ; II
y-a,. in State penitentia'y At hard
,~hor.
Stste w James 4 Newman re
-,s ,,y toy officer >nbmn.sion aud
judgment suspended upon raymen,
81 coat.
STATE II Frank Harris and Jes>.
Writh, a!iray not guilty
State IS Le~n kufin; assault
with a deadly weapon" guilty nnC
tined 50 ami rus:r.
). l.. Kirkpatrick and John u
Hart " DAVID II Holmes ant
Martha HOLMES. Compromised.
-Abou' one Hundred and six v
| three men mounted Un horses, mules
and riding in wagons were ~ th'
Pe"iler party parade here lar, Fr.
day DR.. Exun tailed TO pu, in al
appearance. Mr.. Jam-r Nj. New
borne, candidate for E.ector a,
.n,E-. spoke tor nearly two hours l
,h- court he use.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

Ca'n paid tor ladies, Furs, Raes,
Wax, EGGS.
Wanted oil! kinds OF Country
Produce
Our stock Of Ladies and Mems
Rnbb"r> are the best in this se..,ion
NV Goods daily. Please call.
We prefer 10 ray Cash Tor Pro.
duce, rather dian trade.
y W. BROWN & CO
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
TAX NOTICE.

! Sudti oitcLIQ d. VIII the
Tax books
A. HiIl.boro, Saturday. Nov. 5.
An unusual number OF good and
clever fellows will be on hand at the
same time t" shake hsods with you
and enquire after the health of Kat,
and the babies"
Don't forget ,hst the taxes have
to be paid and the sooner you do 80
the better you will feel. / am no,
q national hank. by . very large ms.
jori,y. ard | ask ,ha, you remember
that | am not able TO take more than
| q carry "A word 10 The wi.e
is sufficient"
You: servant,
JOHN Il. HUGHES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
hCCkLEN'S AKNICA S.ALvR.

TIE B.>, Saive IN the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sail
ltirnn, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblalns, Curr.s, aud
All Skm Erup,ions. and poriiivel,
cn'es Pilers -r no pay required. 1t
ia guaranteed to give perfect ra,is
faction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by w
y. Hayes. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

Painting the own red means
headache in the morning Summons
Liver Regulator prevent. It.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

l'ch on human aud horses and all
an'na'S cured in 80 minute. by
" o"I'"rds Sanitary Lotion. This
never fa'is. Sold l.. ". \. Hayes,
Druggist, lii!lsboro, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

Take Simmons Liver Regulator
m youth and you will enjoy a green
Did age.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

Advertisements MI le Inserted tor
$l.Nl .,cr ~eutro conc tnrli, Tor the hrN
AMI iiity cat ior.Acii Subsequent pun
licati"u. i,
onltta"t> for advertising tor and
space ., ',r4r rlly IT made at The Office
OF the UBsERvt.t, or Dy corrrrp"nd'
eucr.
t1-Dlir.ary Notices. Tributes OF Re-
a,..t. Cltl-. Recommendation OF Cam
lidai,s. R~c.oldtion, OF Thanks. &c. will
he CHARGE! tor Is regular 4 fetls''-
mcnt.. juti uulv half rates when paid
Tor et,Ietlv in advance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

~"TlIE OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER is
OVER THE STORE Dr los A
HARRIS, JIt.. OPPOSITE THE
COURT HOUSE. 81
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

i;iLLSBoho Posi- OFFICE -Otnce
hours-tr, s q. III. TO y. ~,
ant from $ !. NJ. 10 900 =. ~. every
lay Keep. Sunday, and or Sunday
from - IN. II ! T..
y. w BROWN.
Post Master.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
SEND FOR SAMPLE Cory.
GALE OF LAND.
j. T.. Shaw

GALE OF LAND.
BY vir.n" of All order Of the Superior
Court Ut Orange County to me directed
in the case Of Il. ]. Gordon and Others
against II d. Iongwell and o hers. !
will offer tor sale to the highest bidder
at the cpgrt fronse door II ;iiIisbnio on
Monday. November 9TH. 1892. Il trr,t
Of land near Hi!l-boro. aiIoinixg bands
Of 4. J. Gordon, l.. DiInock and Others.
and containing seven acres. more ar
less: il being part OF the old W b,
Gordon place upon which there Is :.
good hOu>e and stables.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, BAL
ance in s and II months With interest
at d per cent. on deferred payments
from date Of sale unit. paid.
This eth day of October. 1892.
.. j. FORREST.
Commissioner.
A. J. Gordon aill take pleasure in
showing parties over said premises.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

W. J.. Phelps having this day cusii-
ii.t ~ the Administrator IF x. NJ.
Blackwell. deceased. hereby notifies all
persons Indebted Ia said estate to paw
the same. and all persons holding any
claim> against said estate Ia present
them I" the undersigned properly
authenticated on or before the 18th day
vi October. 1893. or this notice will be
plead in bar OF rerOvefy.
This 18th day OF October. 1892.
W. r.. PHELPS.
Administrators.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05

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Practice In
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-05
S F. e CIFIC S i.
4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Having Gnali,iefi "a Administrator
upon the. esfa.. a: the late II. j..
sngy. | hereby notify ali per>ons in
tleb,cd 10 said estate to make immedi-
a:e payment. md Ill persons having
claims against >aid estate must l.ttseiit
the same tn the undersigned properly
~antientica;p tl OH or before the 2J't day
Of sept. le3}. OF this notice will be-
plead in bar Of their recovery.
This 23d day Of sept. 1892.
a.. +. ANDREWS.
Administrator.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-03

PRZEDPhATA OLA sTANow ZJEDH
wynosi rocznie $500;
, miesiecz. S025:
Poledynozy Numer 10.
OLA EURoPY INNYCH PANSTw
Tocznie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-03
WIAD0M0SCI MIEJSC0WE.
2 Rady Miejskiej.

Wczoraj prezydowa1 alder
man Madden. Ma st6} przysziy
debaty mad wnioskiem Madde.
ma W sprawie udzielania kon'
cesyi dla piwiar6 tylko "a
zgoda wiekszosci w}ascicieli
dom6w W odnosnvm kwartale.
Alderman Madden i Hep
burn przemawiali ma korzysc
ustawy. Hummel, Rohde,
Schumacher, ..Ellert, McGillen
przemawiali przeciw niej po
d}uzszych debatach wniosek
odrzucono 43 g}osami przeciw
II.
Alderman Martin pr6bowa}
przeprowadzic wniosek, azeby
ulice Jackson str. Homan
ave. przed}uzyc przez obszar
wyscigowy przy parku CARTEL
da W ten spos6b, azeby cafy
ow obszar ulicami podzlelie ma
4 czesci. Chodzi}o mu natural.
ME o to, azeby przeszkodzit
tym sposobem odbywaniu wy
scig6w W miescie. Ale i ten
wniosek przepad} 80 glosami
przeciw 19.
Przewodniczacy alderman
Madden zamianowa} nastepu-
jacych alderman6w do komite'
tn specyalnego dla spraw wy
stawowych: Gahan, Hepburn,
Mahoney, Noble, Powers, Bid
will, O'Brien 6 warda) },
Swift, Biegler, Keats, Sexton,
Muelhoefer i McGillen.
Kontroler przed}ozy} swe
sprawozdanie "a pierwsze trzy
miesiace roku i sprawozdanie
to oddano do druku.
Alderman Haynes przepro-
wadzil wniosek, azeby komi.
sarz urzedu zdrowia wya6ma-
czy1 sic tego, dlaczego kon-
trakta do cayszczenia ulic ME
zawsze oddaje tym, kt6rych
oferty 50 najnizsze.
Jako specyalny interes na
przyszle posted dzenie Wyznaczo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-03
Przybycie parOwcOw.

Londyn: Sygnal.: Chicago i
Oldenburg Baltimore, Will
kommen z N. Y, Minnesota
z Philadelphii.
Queenstown: Indiana z Phil.
PMzadepAia:' Lord Cough
z Liverpool.
Neao York: Werra z Genuy,
Furnessia z Glasgowa, Her.
mann z Antwerpii.
Boston: Pavonia z Liverp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-03
bata wywiaze sic mad ustawa
szkolna, a wiekszosc zapewne
bedzie "a zniesieniem obecnel
ustawy przYmusowej.
D,,,oo;ur NI,;So,vLou,
Przeciw Chinczykom.
Washington, 2 maja.

Washington, 2 maja.
Komitety juz sic pogodzi@y
co do novel ustawy antichih-
skiej, a mianowicie W mysl
uchwa}y Senatu, moca kt6rej
dawna ustawa ma lat 10 ma
bye odnowiona, ale z dodatka-
mi nastepujacymi:
zadnego Chi6czyka ME vol.
no wypuszczae ma wolnosc "a
kaucya, podczas gdy toczy sic
sprawa habeas corpus.
Chihscy robotnicy znajduja'
cy sic W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych musza bez wyjatku bye
zaopatrzeni W poswiadczenia
regestracyi; kto zas ME jest
robotnikiem, moze o takie po-
swiadczenie sic postara6 i o.
trzyma je bezp}atnie.
Ia sfa}szowanie poswiadcze-
MIA naznaczona jest kara 5 le-
tniego wiezienia karnego, a "a
przekradzenie sic do Stan6w
Zjeduoczonych, kara jedno-
rocznego wiezienia i potem O.
des}ania do Chin.