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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
maine and address.
DIED.
RROWN-At Newfound


BROwN-A, Newfoundland y. j.. Apil %; 1892. Iel's
John Bowl age 10 ysars oniU Ion nn Of 'odGre '
intcrment at Oak Ridge Ccm'tery at convenience OF
co'h-> his 70. dcncc. col wiAouetby,oye, Brook ~.
AprI -, John c. COOK. in the seyeniysxth year CT 80
the sSrn rhESGR Mpnds
Ini,fb zen at Isp.
Collins. widow OF the lat, Isaac Collins Of PHILADELPHIA
nc @l s sS ysar at F s Meeting House. on Second
day Monday w. FIN ,,,,, month 3D. at 10 a. m
coMMELIN-At Pasadena, Cal. April 80. Carl Lppn.
eott Of Apna gPiHnco-' and the lat" Charles r.
DEAXSA Astoria. l.. l.. April 90. Mrs Mary Deans IN
Funeral %s p 9crviec. Monday May p m. from her
pOpp-At Gien Ridge bloomfield y. j.. SATURDAY morn
Ing April 30 ls)2. Thomas c. Dodd. in the 18th year
Funeral service, a, hs late residence, Monday May 2
az . ~, CI train from Ncw.York via D. L. and W r. L.
r %S2I Of IS"1 Il last F' Fea ayeS 20 years
rntrrn'ent woodlawa.
MNzELT9N-on sa,grsy Arrl 80 NSnry Ha3son on
FuS Mdadoy lIN Ma w. :: az 80 p NJ '' west ' III
yoHNSoX-satu,tay evening. Apn 30 Laura, wife Of
Intcrmcnt at Cincinnati, ohio.
JoNFsA. Rockville ce9,S T. n Aprl 20 o M'rarS;
Sc T MoH Sa5 May 3D. at II o'clock at her residence
Tain ain i leaves FIabushayc DraoAlyn. at 755 M
Intcrmcnt Rome. y. Y. resday May 3.
KANE-April 90 1892 Matthew Kane, IS year, months
r"S ylcs a, his E s;s ge'Ges'c , 49, West 2''
on MSne1 az t tS~ eosye MsH Of the "
The member. 0; General Society OF Mechanics ami
Iuic,mcn ore Invited to attend
Please omit flowers.
KorxTzE-At his residence sss Matl.onave SATURDAY..
April 30 Augustus Kountlc in the o0h year OF hi age
Notice OF fuacral hereafter.
her late a T no - E dsd ssd
dauchtcr of the late r. W. Byfdsall.
| Notice of funeral hereafter.
LoRD-suddcnly April 80, at her late residence, 80 Weo
l5thst SARAH daughter OF the late Thomas ana Eliza
| Notice Of funeral hereafter
MIL ,car 81 bis az on TRn sa evening Asi 18th
Funeral services at his late residence, Monday May "a
corrisgS. viii = meet the 80 train Grand Central
iient Howard T. Molrat. L. y. retired,. aged 81
Eliot. tie r ' sS Of visit 9; SS ls
Yc.G city on Friday AYrll Goth. Arthur Julian MOu'
RS SIn and friends invited to attend The funeral
services at - West 30thst. ON Monday morning MAY
| Friends will please omit flowers
STEW Sgads April !, 80 Ssr 1879 AHa D. sw ws
T faG..s. yc". York in the cls; year Of her agi.
rvsoN-on Friday. April %, Bertha Hamilton wife of
rnocr services at her late escnce Le>ngtonave
MS@day a a. o"S@a MeS Of , i SHG'"
"hr.law A. " Pollard esq. on THURSDAY. April %. j.
Edward welch late Of Brookiyn. y. " aged Dc
wTIGurNOn sixth day. April -. Daniel D. Wright in
DAY. May a. .S SG .ac"ro % q ae se
' MteSsHcs and invited to attend
! Intermcnt strictly private.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY Maple Grove Station .,I
nacusrs address the city Office, 1878 Bwoy' New'fork
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TIL, Circumstances permit little else than record
~ tile extraordinary performance Of The Messiah
with which MIR. Damro-rh last night brought IN"
Handel festival q q close mt tho Music Hall The
occo.on. witch would have been interesting under
my circumstances wa, rendered dOubly - by the
oypcrimcnt undertaken by Mr. DamrO,ch, " icl was
nothing less than Ia perform the oratoro VITA The
original orchestral accompaniment. The purpose
VIZ, ,ucclncti, stated by Mr. l1mrorch In note
.l.ncd with H. initial, and printed the programme
This note which belongs 10 H." record. was as fol
lows.
4, mi, performance the experiment viii be- tried
Of r. ,tminc q. fnr possible the original llnndeian
Instrumentation. TIE Mciart wood Nlnd parls nnu
and drum part, restored. r." strings will be RON
forced according r. the custom Of the period BY g. DIR
~ o;oc, and bassouns. the organ Killing out the hr
monies wherever Necessary IN" rev PFC : wmr,o w"
yioas 10 The IIandclian bass have been retained
While the Mozart wind parts may be missed III 'eW
Of the numbers. nS@b the r an ,o Inc u MR. WS
do the Nations In many other numoeFN me sln
liz thr addition OF the oboe, 10 the violin parts seem
"'O " f7 w. ID.
Tie qneS'lors rniscd by such experiment are OF
TOO nice nature 10 be disposed OF with paragraph
rhcv Involve study OF the composers Intentions,
Of tho apparatus used by him and many things be-
sides, In the light Of last nights performance
they deserve careful consideration. for which purpose
We hope to fccur 20 the subject tomorrow for
the present let IL suffice Ia say that tho c1e't o inc
| experiment upon the chorus was excellent INC
| oratono was sung with finer precision and IN mhca
more spirited manner thnll tue ,oo,y ma' n,oru
to is credit for many years. OF The 500 singers,
Though A word of conimcnd1tion might be Npohcn Of
cach .nccI,l praise was challenged by Slgnor Cam
| pannl who sing the recitation Thy hcbukc iiati
| l,rOkcn III. Heart and the air Behold ana Sc,
Win n,,ryelou, beauty and tenderness. Next 10
him in The order Of merit stood MIS- Jennie ratncN
Walker Of Boston who sang the airs ~ the second
bart ms Margaret Reid who es>ayed lc rccit
,ions and air, OF the first part. was g1ev0liS as
| appointments. Mrs. WtterGoriie sang inc rom,f'iIo
az evidently much to the Hiking Of the audience,
and Mr. II r bushnell sang the bass airs tlstclnlly
| and intelligcntly Tile organ was played by FRANK
! I >r,ly A numerous audience heard the per
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~ ,h shede az closing arrsnced u" rr.-rr1ifion
od he nninrruptcd overland transit TO San Francisco
Mails from the Fat af-Nin" on INC !, ~ hn,ee the
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'a ,Sgstod ma closes az m rrcSyi1@' -, t'y rc,s Il
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orr o, suremont,ry mails a. m. poSor.c With ~
open until y coSf e. TN VS& trf o. sia a t:f
S''a pos,ooce New.Yorx, " y. April 30. aso2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
a. THE BLACK PATTI AT THE Ac4DEMY

Madame ". Sisieretta Jones, The Black Patti"
made her first appearance at the Academy OF Music
last evening before iair-sized audience and gained
cordial applause. she was supported by negro jubi-
lea chorus Levy's Band, the Alabama Quartet and
several other performers Madame Jones appeared
twice First srs sang a cavatna from "Robert lie
pable." aud .. Way Down Upon the suwanee River"
Al the close Of the performance she sang cavauns'
.semp,e Libcra" from "Traviaa." Levy gave Q
comet SOLO and there several dances. The pro
eramme will be repeated this evening" with the oms-
Sion OF the dances.
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MARRIED..

BI ACKwEIT.-ACKERT-At the Church Of the Mes.iah.
Rhinelnck II udsOn THURSDAY ADril 2o Dy the H:
IN A f. Omst.d, Mur.uclltC. daughter o. George IL
Arkert 20 (corco Engs Blackwell. Ncw-Nora.
CATIIN-ARCHEI,-On Tuesday. April 20. BY Rey.
LANES NJ King, Hattie T.. Archer daughter Of q. ii. Il.
Archer H. 10 Frederick Thomas Catiin. Of New-a'cn
HERM AN-BACHARACII-o on ThursdIy evening. April
ts al Dcn.ynicos, by the Rev. Dr.. q. GOtthe. Mis-.
Martha daughter OF Mr.. ana MIR. H. Dicn1i1ch. Of
10 Fast sOthst. " Nj. Max II 'rnaD, OF this city.
NAII-JOUNSTON-On saturday. April 20. 1892 by
the ROY Joseph II. Ryancc, Frances, daughter vi John
taylor Johnston. To Pierre NAH
ucC ,rFEY- MARTIN-On Wednesday April o.. 1900.
at Church Of 81 John the i,apt-t Millvlghby-9l'
Hooklyn by the Rev. J. lIartnctt, C. NJ. assisted
bv no Rev Fathers Elder and Autl, Mary FIalr"s.
daughter OF Thomas McCafry, ESQ., to John j. Martin
both OF Brooklyn.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
RANDOLPH DOUP-0n Thursday, Arm ~, 1892 at thc
residence OF brides parents 49, ''r'cne-0Nr Blop
iyn y. y by the Rev. 4 y. Goodenough. Lille W.
daughter Of Thomas " and May V. boU2, TO W. j.
l.and llph II.
TUNIs-Ru S>ELI.-At Bnghamton, ~. Y. ThuIsday
Aprl 29th by the Rev John Tuns. VI Cambrideep0it
Mass. Mr.. ~ Loui, Tunis. 0f New York CITY. und Miss
Homie: l.. Russell. Of BlnghamtOn
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THE rMBRTl ~ THE MUD.

The Cunard steamer Umbra. reported of Fire Island
veseray afternoon at L. 37 arrived Mt Quarantine
n, "A n making her dock at the foot Of Ciark-st e
bie vessel aground mud bank the existence Oh
which was known. At the time the tide was running
bb and for hours she laid there helpless At inc eN
n..,o, Of the above time she fosted ard dockea
whan tho shp made her dock the Cusom House inspeo'o
oemis.ed pss,enges Land bus posvGy sesueso ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

Washington. April CONS. Harrison was 80 muc'
improved TODAY that her physician encourage" "cr "
spend most Of the day sitting up In an easy chair les
tcray she wa, quite poorly, suffering from Ill attack
- rbeuma,m that however. Qulclly yielded 10 rene
dies She /, d triie discouraged over her failure to
eel well as soon n she hoped During the last few
DAYS symptoms OF lumbago have appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
,yTOy sIhDI ENGAGED FOR THE OPERL.

Before their departure for Europe on the Tourainc
Yesterday Messrs. Abbey & Grau made several en-
cagements in connection with the next opera season
at the Metropolitan. The most imp Jrtant OF these
was the securing Of Anton scdl as conductor for the
Wagner and other German operas TO be performed.
There will be larger number OF works OF the German
,chool than last season. and several OF the wagner
dramas will be Included The French and Italian
rneras will be conducted BY Sgnor Vanes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
MISS JlysEy AND THE WILSON COMPAyT.

dispatch from Chicago yesterday quoted Francis VIII
sons manager Mr.. Candy, who Is th,r, at present. as
saving that Miss Marie JanseDs separation from the
VII .on company matter Of discipline. Miss Jansen
was much annoyed by the statement yesterday and said
that her withdrawal from the company for no sucn
reason. refused to how ever what the exact
reason was Is reported that Miss Laura Moore Is also
to leave the Wilson company.
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6uerial Notices
A,-A.-A.-


A.-A-A.-
THOMAS E. KIRBY AucT1oNEER.
SUPPLEMENTARY SALE.
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE r. AUSTIN ROBERTSON,
AT THE AMERICAN ART dALLERIE&
MADISON SQUARE, SOUTH.
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT.
MAY 8. AT O'CLOCK,
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS
AND
WATER COLORS.
ALvAREs. JOHNSON (EA.
COLMAN. PARTON al
wILLEMs wEYL
BARON, McCORD.
LACBENwIT1, GAY (Eh
BECKER BOGGS. -
ROSsANo, BLUM
DELpHY. CLIFFORD.
ROOsENBAUM, DoLpH,
RICHARDS Nv. IT,. SMITH (F, hh
AND A NUMBER OF
IMPORTANT PAINTINGS
EY VASsILI vEREsTCHAGIN;
ALSO
on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS NEXT,
AT 80 O'CLOCK,
RICH ORIENTAL ROBES AND TAPESrNE&
THREE HUNDRED KAKEMONos.
HANDSOME CABINETS,
SUrW CASES AND TABLES
GALLERY FIXTURES. ETC.
on EXHIBITION FROM 0 A. NJ. TO p. u. .
CATALOGUES MAILED on APPLICATION.
JAMES +. SUTTON,
THOMAS L. KIRBY,
RICHARD A. ROBERTSON, EXECUTOR OF THE e.
TATE OF Il. AUSTIN ROBERTSON.
60 igrcss Water,
This famous being BY elaborate retubin2 y
restored 70 all its former Strength anu eNceuehcc.
New. England Monument Company.
Cemetery Memorials in Granite. Bronze and Marble
1921 Broadway. opposite Dodge Statue:
Over 100000 Bottles sold
past year Lavender salts Of the Crown Pess
fumcry Co. of London. Reject in ltatlOnsl
X. >. Bcrgcn's
od-E.taIlishcd CarpetCieaning Works,
1iS East 50thst. s'nd Tor circuiars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

any from the pier In the shape Oh
trunks Those passengers who landed were compeeo 70
carry away with them only their hand satchcls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

Costly thy habit thy purse can buy" Shake
spcare advises. Prices TO suit all customers, Is
lihormleys motto, ut his establishment, 535 nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

Imperial Grnnum Is the puresi. sat~t not reiisbe
wholesome delicious Food for infants, Children, Surs
lng Mothers, Inyalids. Conyalescent and The aSed.
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,p.rINc RAILROAD SYSTEM

have opened p mcsc rs Murrayst. 314 Canalst
East HSs - Sa %sss Brook
New SofT; 30 WILLIAMSBURG with full une OF
aeSsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

The most complete and elegant dressmlkng establish
mrnt I'm the oru GnOrmley's. opened at DO jit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
II JIakes Walking Easy

Those who tread inc pain. OF casc ore sho1 WItn ~
IIanan shoe At retail 2O7. 297ia, and .203 Bread
way, ~ Y; 3Gj Fulton-st., brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

All fa.hIsuab BILE women will be crowding Gharm,ey'
535 3thaNe tith-st, Monday, to see the ate'
PARTISAN styles In GO tunes and wraps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
Relations Notices.

ALL ANGELS CHrHCH tEpIscopaO, West Fnd.aye'
nd Services 30 a. m. u a. M ana ' D. M
Rev S Del. TOWNSEND will preach In the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
HdNDEL'S MESSIAH" ~ TIE OEIGIN1I

Eur procsdes ofihr Congr1 ofps Socity IN ne Cty Hdi
see TRINITY eighh in0e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madson-aye and 6ethse-s
ROY JOHN FULTON, ID. d.. wlll preach at ii L. H. ana
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

BIBr.E LECTURES on babylon and The Coming Ams!.
Christ SUNDAY evenings ~ o'clock Catholic Apose
toc Church, 5.;h-st. OF 9th-ave NO collecuoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

A writer dating from New-York ana signing
himself at some length Mayo Williamson iia~oi.,'
contributes 10 the May Nineteenth century
paper entitled Studies Of New-lorH oocieS,
The satircal tone which marks it indicates tna1 IL
was intended for home consumption ~ u haiu
to conceive Of an American sitting deliberately
down TO men for foreign, and above all Tor an Eng
lish. audience an elaborate lampoon on his own
country or on American social life Still, 1t mas
somehow found it's way into an English magazine
and London society may read' II u hkes' ''''
singular account Of society in New-forK
Tn. Britisb Matron may perhaps be pleased 70
b assured that most New-York young women Of
good station are ludicrously incompetent " ui'ou''
the topics which interest intelligent men, MI
Haseltinc puts this in the mouth OF io'eish
observer, but adopts it seemingly az DIS OWL he
has talent for ipsnuation but 70 a'oio in'''an1'
l will quote only his own alesatlons' no
proceeds to assure his BRUSH reaoei'
that the American young woman Is
an adept in mental frittering, and nas gained
pstty habit of sham and smatter"; that though
- eau read French novels. the poets and essayso
Of France are seldom known to her; that she car
play waltz with the eXasperatins correctness OF
barrel ORGAN that she is brought up TO marry
rich husband. and has no qualifications for t''
hour OF his almost inevitable reverse and 10 sun
3D. that the uarriageable damsel OF Manhattan ~
rather trivial thing and On Indifferent coIDrade Ior
man Of brains. The mothers Of Manhattan have ~,
their part "a morbid laundering after tities anu
stAer rewgaws Of what the honest democrat deemi
rotten arissesracy" :. and retain it. seldom az IL
thas their daughters have prospered IN tnen 40
sNiT' on 'Engla.d's hereditary legn'as''s' AA'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
AAE.EN DARE
POLSKO-KATOLICN!
ma rok ivy czajny
1888.

w duzym formacle (lakim jak
K%alendarz Maryanski lub kalendarz
Katollcklj wyszed} 4 druku W dru-
KARIN S~erninaryum Polsklego /
"a wiera:
y. Zwycza ma czesc
k a | e Il d arzowa, dwie stro-
ny ola kazdego mieslaca. Ma
1ednel stronle dni w miesiacu i
swiecl, wsch6d l zach6d siohca i
ksiezyca, VI zmiany k>iezyca; u
CORY obrazek, pokazu lacy alego-
rycznie %znaczenie m,esiaca. Ma
koncu czesci Kalendarzowe] zpajdu-
je sic obrazek zaJmuj acy GAIA
strone, przedstawlajacy W sposdb
nader originality BoSe Norodzenie.
q. Czes6 pow e CT o.
W a, row Q S e | a AGA i p o.
ucza 2 c a. Zaczyna sic duzym
obrazAiem przedstawiajacym zlme,
z wierszykiem w srodku, VITA iaeym
Nowy rok. - Tel czescl Jest
stronlc SIS. = Zywot swietei ku-
negundY, z obrazkiem. - Wlersz
do Najswietszej Maryi Fanny,
pleknle doko}a ozaoblony. =
Zajac, ramotka przez III. Jun.
- Wiersz Pod krzyzem
z obrazkami. - Jak Hallna wy
blersfa mledzy ch1opakami, po.
wiastka. - Drugl wiersz Bfogo-
stawlona, przez TeoGla Lenartow1-
CA, z duzym obrazklem, przedsta.
wla1acym dw6ch aniol6w. = Wo-
da cudowna, zdarzeme wawdziwe.
= Kalwarya Zebrzydowska, z
obrazem. - Kruszwlca z obrazem.
Stabat mater, powlest. -
Chorwaci, z trzema maieml obraz.
kami tudzlez obrazem ma cale]
stronnicy, przedstawiajacym typy
ludowe chowackie. Anegdoty
= PrzYs1ewla. Praktyczne
domowe przeplsy = Fraszkl.
Pomiedzy powleSciami sa
J~eszcze 4 obrazy pc jednej stronie
za]muJace: sw. Augustyn chrzci
kr6la angieIskiego Etelreda. =
Mojzesz pred Faraonem. = Prey.
CODA malaria. = Arab W pustyni,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
OFICYALNE.

My Hieronlm l, Krol polski
81 wolf narodu" majac wzglad ma
coraz' wieksze stosunki polityczne i
fnansoWe pshstwa naszego z
osciennem pahstwem Kanady,
mianujemy niniejszem jaknaiml-
fosclwiei PREY naszym a~mbasadorze
Hr. 1gnacym Morgensternie, ka-
valerie rozmaltYch orderow, w. P.
A. Ma}}ka, jake sta}ego attache,
PREY ambasadzie Kanadzle, a
udzlelajac mu miiosciwle order
,,OdpadKow" zalecamy mu, ably sic
" przyszfym mieslacu ma nova
posade udaf.
Dan NaszeJ kr6lewskiej
r%ezydencyl
L. S. Hseromim I. NJ. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
I INV POLSkICH
w AMI X

LOKALNE AGENTURY
Wlaruso z dniem ! Stycznia
1898 r. zostana milestone, ola
tego, lie wieksza Geese agen-
tow MIC ola Wl;a1usa ME
czyn,ta. Moze teraz ka2dy bye
agentem naszego pisma, jeaeli
sic zastosuje do pierwszego z
warunkow podanych ma 90.
czatku 4 STRONGLY uiniejszego
numeru Wla1usa.
POLsKIE YOWARZY.
SILVA koscislne i narodove
mech W nadchodzacyn nowym
roku popleraia polska praco.
wnla rozuych artykuIow reli-
gijnych, szczeg6lnlej chorqgwi,
pam w. Sfominsklei w
Chicago, G79 Milwaukee ave.
Znakonlta ia pracownja pod
czas osmnastoIetuiego swego
istnienja zfozy]a hczne dove.
dy, IL r6wnle2 gustownia !
artycznie wykonuje obstalunki.
jak podobne inne pracowne
polskle j nlepoIs5ie W tym /
starym kraju. Wielebue du-
chowlenstwo poIskie nicola,
raczy pamIetat, he / pahs,wo
sfomlhscy z zapracowanego
grosza ME skapiq oliar ma cele
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
ROCZNE SPRAWOZDANIE

ruchu kolejowego Stanach lied.
wykazuje znaczny wzrost otiar wy
padkdw kolejovycb. Wykaz ten
statyczny uwidocznia ME pociesza.
jacy objaw, zamiast ubytku, zna.
cznego wzrostu liczby tax wypad
kow jake j lch ofiar ma kolejach
%zelaznyth, co dowodzi nledbalstwa
W zaprowadzemu potrzebnych o.
%str6znosci, 4 zarazem potrzeby obo-
strzenla ustaw dotycz2cych
bezp,eczenstwa zycia ludzklego.
L1czba zabltych os6b skutklem
wypalSdw kolejowych wzrosta W
przeciqgu roku mledzy s}uzba
koleiowa 8 procent, zas llczba
rannych o 10 procent. Liczba tylko
zabitych podr6znych obnizy}a SIG
nleznacznle, ale natomiast wzrosia
liczba rannych olbrzymlo, a mia
nowicie: Zabltych 1929, rannych
S3,sS1;; miedzy tymi 1850 zabltych
W s}uzble kolejowej, a 26,14o ran.
nych; zabitych podr6znych 293,
ranych 1912. Prey samem zawiezy-
waniu wagonow pablo trupem Ais
es6b kole]oweJ s}uzby, a porios}o
uszkodzenla 943l. W%ypadniecia z
lokomotywy pociag6w kosztuia
sos ofiar W zabitych, q 3191 "
rannych; zderzenia sic poclagow
2O6 zabltych, a 919 W rannych
przejechanla W stacJsh 1917 W
zabltych, a 1897 W rannych.
Reszte otiar uzupe}nlaja same pre-
Jechania ma stacjach W miejscach
gdzle prowadza drogl publlczne
przez tory kolel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29

religijne i narodowe, l brace
lch religljuy i narodowy ia
k1ad pod swo]a szczegolnlejsza
opieke - Prosimy przeczy-
tao soble miedzy ogloszeniaml
bli4sze szczegoly o pracownl
PAM W. Sfominskiej.
GDZIE JEST Stanislaw
Pinkowski, pochodzacy 2
powiatu wgrowieckiego? Pc
szuKu]e go jego cloteczny
brat Ignacy Brzezinski W
Blossburgu, Pa.
BALTIMORE. - DR.. Julian
Czupka jeszcse ME wystap'f z
redakcyl tutejszego plsma
polsklego Pol0nao.
CHICAGO, Ill. = WYslano
ztad 20 grudnia petycya do
Cenzora Zwiqzku Narodowego
Polskiego o zmiane redaktora
Zqody, o~patrzona W % pod
plsow.
MILWAUKEE. = Mlchalek
obieeu]e pote3nym wptynem
swolm wyrobjG posady: swo,e-
mu szwagrowl Owocklemu i
1ydkowl z,eglerowl jake listo-
wynn; B. Czerwlhskiemu i
Gurdzie jake pos}ugaczom W
Madison. - Rozsadzi lud2ie
przeciez wcale W lego wplyw
polltyczny ME zwierza.
z DAKOTY. - Farmerowl
Ludwlkowi Czestkowskiego W
Poiuiniowe1 Dakocie, mad
granlca Minnesoty, zglnaia
para koni = diva czarnoslwe
wa1achy W czwartych rokach.
- ktoby 0 ME co wledzlsi,
nlecha] da o TEN Znac pod
adresem: Ludwik ClestowsSi,
Thorson, S. D.
.rvoA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
AMERYkA

WSZYSCY AGENCI W Sta
mach Zjedn. dostal, cd Kompanii
zawiadomlenie, azeby przez czas
nieograniczony ME sprzedawali
kart okietowych ola osob, kt6rym
tie karty ches krewni Tub znajomi
postaG do starego kraju. Rozporza-
dzenie to nastapi1o st6sownie do
uchwa4y cbecnego kongresu Standw
Zjedn., kt6ry uwazaf "a st6sowne
ograniczyt emigracye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
LEkl DR.. kOCHA.

Dr.. Kocha roslinna herbata
leczy "a poreczeniem wszelkle
choroby watroby i merck ito Jest,
jezell kto ma nieprzyjemny oddech
lub ma ciezki mocz cierpl Kuruie
take nlestrawnosc zo}adka i krew
czysci.
Pr6bkl MONA dostac bezp}at.
ME lub lekarstwo kupic we wszyst-
klch aptekach W Winona, MINI.