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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

FLATBTSlf.-The plans for Il new Reformed fIOt
c,tant church, which were submitted 10 'he 'on
.srory OF the old Dutch Protestant Reformed thur'h
y have. been accepted and yesterday ground WAS
broken for the new building. at Lincoln Road and Bed
ford ave- The congregation Of the Reformed chapel IN
L4frcrts,st OF which the Rev. William II. Boocock Is
pastor. will the building when 1t Is compl'"u'
John Lonrts. Of Flatbushayc., who Is one oil Inc
trustees OF the parent church. had given the lana Oh
which the church Is to De- erected, which is W pS
lnj feet and valued at $1,000. The style OF IN"
ludlug 1, To b. Gothic, and the material bun brlch
with terra Gotta trimming, and blue stone fOunda
tlou. The church will seal about GOO people, anu
viii cost about ~l2,OOO, Which j. furnished DY w
Cons. tory OF the old Dutch Protestant l'lOrHl'u
Church. ~ which the Rev. G. L. Wells, ID. W -
tuuuavan. twenty-five years old, were arlaiEnfl lh
the Police Court yesterday charged with burglary
They pleaded not guilty, aud were cuinIihittu
iafl for trial On Tuesday evening ,p"cldi
meeting OF the Reformed Church OF Long Island VIII
lie held tomorrow afternoon, in tn" chapel u the
Reformed Church at Flatbnsh e receive ana examine
i. j. Burhar 81 Rutgers Theological SEMINARY d,
-huud hi, examination prov" satisfactory arrahEen'H
viii be- mad" for his ordination rs pastor OF lu' 'I''i
wood Heights Reformed Church. The organization OF
a junior chapter Of tie Young Peoples society q"
Chh stan EndraVOr % the First Baptist th'rcb OF
Diamond t.. was effected yesterday afternoon at n
meeting I'm the L.cur" room VI In" church
FRFEIUIT-The talk Of the village now Is the we'd
ding 81 lame Morris and Mr. Phoebe simpson, WhI, a
took place Ghur-day evening, the Rev. W. +.
Compton, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
ofiiaiiug. THE groom is over eighty years
old and the bride Is over seventy. Both haV" ihu
former matrimonial experiences Mr. Morris having had
three wives. Mr. M6us's and daughters and
his grandchildren much excited over the marriage.
and some OF them threaten ~ rails" question IN the
courts a, TO hi, ment,l capacity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
NEW ARk

Warrant Officer lackcr arrived here yesterday
from Buffalo. y. Y, with August !laase Vh) nearly
killed Paul Schlcgrl. Reward liquor dealer, on
October : aud fed after robbing tie money drawer
Ethan ID. stiles. eighty seven years Oh. one u
,he oldest varni-h manufacturers IN Newark WAS
killed bv an evpre-s train IN" ElmSt. crossing al
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, Thursday afternoon. lie
stumbled against the closed ra,eS ~ il" Ing. IN
STOPPING 10 gel under. and fell IN 'front.' OF tie irh
Mrs Caihorlu" V1gc. age forty one. living ~
40 l. ClaNtOnsi.. Yesterday hullt clarc al hln IN
her Kitchen stove aud then deliberately stood WIN
her face. over IA" lin inlaing o." fumes. she i'll
unconscious on the huur Wi"r. her husband f"nnd
her \ physician unable 10 f'~ior" the woman
10 HESS. aud size w1s sent = - lariiabIs
Hospital.
Charles Lang. a vagrant. aid 20 Judge Hayes. IN
the Tffrl CRIMINAL tIIr Yesterday . i own dia
m0nd mine i'm Connecticut. -eV"ial steamship llu"i
and I intend buying mp all Do" locks Jay Gould
IN" Lang Was sent 10 The a.N Inn for the in-anr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
EIIIARETu
EIGHT rANuLIE, MADE moN'LESs.

Ilfslli ANTILLES HNDis iNNi.if'~+
Fight families Won. burned ont early f'-teniay
muIning ia "a {. .n,r' h'u-" fit" FL Ea+' Grand So.
This clly. The sufferers wcr" David liiH. Nelson
Branch. John La. Charlotte Cromwell Thomas
smith. Ann Douglass. william :. Banks and Ms.
cook They. with five other families. lived IN what
IS known P,t:cr's or lurncl Row. an Oh HhdmaFA
in the CIV lat over fifty years Tho nr' spr'ad
- rapidly that little saved. he P'"iA" being
cplpu.ll. 10 ,-oap. IN th.Ar might garment. Mr.
Sarah T. Rodgers was sick in lid nj the Zine nnd
va. nearly forgotten iu 10" panic. ~" W.. Carl 4
nu ly IA. fir-iu.n and taken tp the ho ptal. onl>
fine. north end ~ ih. row saved. and tlai We 80
domne,.l that VIII haze fo j.. torn down. Ih"
oSgln ~ The fire was detective hlc. The los
amounts 10 several thousand dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
THE Fusion ELECToR IN OREGON.

Salem, Ore, Dec 3.-The Secretary Of state has
not vet begun canvass of the election returns pend
Ing the mandamus proceedings which are 10 be nstl-
tuted IN the State Circuit Court to test the legality Of
the ballots on which the name Uf Fierce. the Popust
election, appeared twice. Chairman Boes, Of the Re-
publican State Committee, says he himself prepared
The writ of mandamus To restrain the Secretary OF
State from counting the votes east for Pierce. II the
Secretary of State should be restrained from counting
these votes. Pierce win be abou l.2OO votes behind
the lowest candidate on the Republican ticket. The
case will be taken 20 the Supreme Cour'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
RUTHERFORD

Professor II. H. Ragan delivered the second lee.
tnre OF the Peoples course, The Heart Of America
before several hundred people in lvsOn Hall Oh Friday
night The success Of the course. which Is for tho
benct OF the free reading room. j. already assured
The la2aar and supper Of a.. WOman's Auxiliary
q Boiling Springs given for the benefit u the new
Methodist Episcopal Church, ended Oh Friday night
end about T123 was the amount turned Into the
treasury Of the auxiliary.
Christopher Lang, wellknown plumber. was
seriously hurt by his horse running away on Friday
Mr. Lang praspod the rens tn" horse started
pulled along for a distance and then was thrown 10
the ground, the wagon passing over him. lie VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
4 SINGER rupLoyE 1ysrAxrLY KILLED.

Morris Berg Austrian employed ~ the singer
Sewing Machine Works. Ellzabethport. was instantly
killed Yesterday Ly being caught In the machinery
Will. 10 trying 10 adjust belt on pulley.
Tie ladder he standing on slipped. and his arm
was caught I'm the machinery and he was Whired 10
death around the main shaft Ills right leg and arm
were torn oil, and bis body VA horribly mdnel'd,
H. was thirty siA years DID, and has wife ana aN
children living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
THE BAyK ,or TO BE KEoRGIYJzED.

Chicago, Dec. spcclal).-The Park National Bank
Of Chicago will MT be reJrganzed, this conclusion
having been reached by the stockholders after long
correspondence with the Controller OF The Currency.
As arrangements can be completed the affairs
OF this Institution viii be transferred FROM The hands
OF the receiver TO G. p Packer. who VIII hereafter
act rs the agent for the stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
SHIPPING NEU =.
PORT or SEw-YoRK. SATURDAY. DEC. 3. 1897
ARRIVED.

Steamer Iudglte I'M (Jr Brown, London NOyem.
her nd,e AMI passengers 10 Slndclsun 4
son. Arrived NJ the Bar nc ) N.
Steamer kOp.nO On, smith. Han November .
shields 10, Boston December /, With mdse " Sanderson
&
% with mdsc aud passengers 10 Il J Cortls.
La llcsbaye tDutchl, MINES Antwerp NoNem.
Der IL. In ballast Ia Herman Stursbcrg & Go. Arrived
NJ the bar ~ 10 D.
Steamer Gava utiD. Sturlese Genoa Girgenu Noy.r,.
Der :, Palermo . Maple, TO- ana Gibraltar II wIfh
mdsc and passengers u Phelps Bros x co. Arrived
a the bar ~ ! a.
Steamer Alsata (Ilr GrIerson, Trieste October %
Plume November q. Naples H. and Gibraltar 10 with
nds. and passengers Ia Henderson Bros w
steamer Prins FIederik Hendrix Dutch Sbble,
Paramaribo November 10. Dcmerara II, Trinidad ia
Coruano 49, Ia Guayra -. Porto tabe 49, Curacao 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
TIE OFFICIAL Returns IN CALIFORNIA.

Sacramento Cal, Dec. 3.-Secretary Of State Waite
has received official returns from all but two countless
Anime and San FRI ncisco. Returns from the latter
county are expected shortly but in Alpine County 1t
Will be some time before the returns are all In Re-
turns thus far received show that between 1000 and
10000 electors in the State refused or neglected 10
votI for any Presidential electof Thirty thousand
voters In the State failed Intentionally or Otherwise 10
vote for ans candidate for Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
. FALSE REPORT ABOr,T FRANK RAYMOND.

Some Democratic papers have been circulating re-
ports that Frank Ray mond. the Republican leader OF
the old XXIIId Assembly District had deserted the
PARTY and seeking place under the cleveland
Administration which goes into power on March 4.
1893 Mr. Raymond by a Tribune reporter
last night and he said n answer TO this report You
NAV tust say that Ii Is lie out Of whole cleth'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
Az CSciPrD PRrSOyFR clPTrRED

Jacob VI. Baton alias DIR. Jacob, VI. u. De Samora.
was arrested last September on two complaints OF Illegal
practice Of medicine and for ASSEMBLING n woman
named SophI" Stops. who had reported him to the
County Medical Society. lie had an Office at No 3iG
East Twenty third st. lie held for trial in Special
Sessions. and gave ball amounting to 300 these
complaints. When The was called In Special
sessions Court on November 1t was discovered that
the defendant had forfeited his bail and LEFT the city
He traced to Philadelphia. Detective Train0r Of
the District Attorneys Office followed him there Fri
day. lie arrested Patoh at No. 90s Vlnc-st. where
he engaged In selling pictures. The officer brought
his prisoner b. New York Friday night lie Is now
locked up In the Tombs
Take the popular New York Central route for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Attic IOTEIS
ALBrMNELE-Dr. Won Ho'lob.n n. German Minister
10 Warrington. BUCKfNGH AM-l'rofcssor o. c. Marsh.
- Nev-1fatrn. FIFTH ANENrE-Iudgs Morris
t.fec ~. H. o. Noult Of san Francisco. HOLLAND
Irving ". S,ott. ~ san Francisco. MI RRAN hill
Sup~t,l -lnr Architect ". J. Tdbrookc ~ Washington
-. G. NOHNANDIf-~ senator David I'M. o. Albany
Park ANENTE-Judrc Leslie W Russell. OF Canton.
y. !. wISrMGNSrEE-to ioncl John NJ wilson, of
West Point WINDSOR senator Charles ). Fulton. Of
California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
, ara prrrsnrrG MIL CLOSES powy

Pittsburg Dec. 3.-The South Ffteenthst. mills Of
the Oliver Iron and Steel Company have closed down
In all departments throwing 1000 men out OF EN-
plcyment. The suspension OF operations was sur
mise 10 tho wormen, and the only explanation given
k<& an everstockeA mill and lack ~ "rSers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
FICTITIOUS VOTERS IN PROVIDENCE.

Providence r. l., Dec. 3.-Join T. Blcdget, United
States district supervisor Of elections, is reported 10
have found on the voting lists OF this city some 1000
names which have no right there. They are those
Of dead men, mythical persons. minors and non.
residents and have undoubtedly been voted Oil many
esrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
TIE WYOMING GovERHoRsIIIP.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Dec. 3.-The GovcrnorShip sltua.
lion rer,aiaei uncharsed today. Governor Osborne
WIS SIN In possession OF the Governors Office The
Stat, BOARD OF Canvsssers say they will canvass the
vote for Governor and issue to Osborne certificate Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

made for good schools and healthy and Suihcit nj
.chOd accommodation has met with the most He-
ternincd opp siton from my enemies, VINO are a
thousand year, behind The times: Being lguol,,n,
Themselves they want 10 keep their childrrn anu
their childlen'S children In the same condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

ing and harmful niake-uls It never shows the face
makes the face Price Of my lotion per bottle 50
la-tinc weeks II used three times DAY Nv Flesh
Food or Chocolate Is used before retiring. Nv
French Hair Restore doe, away with troublesome hair
dve.. Nv Cheek Neck and Bust Developer | also
antce. Have any doubts Then pl'a-e call and
Youthful face aud uatural-oo.lng hair IN
my 10Th year. French style mancurng % cents. In.
struc;iq.s given. Nine. CAROLINE. Reliable Face
Specialist - 14th-st.. three doors Mays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
300 10 81 GRAND ST" n. Y.
Clear Compilations |! Youthful Faces.

Send twO-ccnt stamps for a simple
bottle Of my lotion or Facial Flesh.
Food and all Information. The ,.c Of
my prccioua lotion will keep Young
ladies' from having wri..lles and will
positively remove wrinkles; al,O tan,
ffeckles. black hcads liver spots. 10
will remove all ilabby ne,h from under
the chin aud produce n round. youthful
face. guarantee ply lotion will DO this
or 1 viii refund your money. NJ treat
ment is neither trouble OlS nor cN-
pensiNc. 10 does away Win all disgust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
pRESENTMENTs AGAINST SCHOOL BUILDINGS

The Queens County Gnul Jury. which adjourned
on Tuesday last, has made sweeping pcscntment
against the rooIeries and factories which have been
utilized as schoohosc ly the Long Island City Boar
OF Education. The high school IN Astoria, presided
over by ex Senator Fagan was denounced rs danger
Gus to the lives and hcalh OF the pupils The First
Ward school and several other buildings which wer
formerly factories and private houses were sevcily
censured. Ii speaking of the matter Mayor Glca son
said last right: II am at liberty TO state that the
school accommodation m Long Island CITY Is utterly
Inadequate. 50 much 80 that have been compelled to
turn the EASEMENTS # churches into schools. This
Is not my fault. however. Every move that | have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
BOOKS! BOOKS!

ISecond n0or.)
Our usual immense stock at prices lower than
ever quoted
Here is partial list of few good things.
Tie whole department is filed with similar ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

NFWECCIFILF.-Abodt two weeks The village
trust II New Rochelle authorized the borrowing of
10000 10 meet tAr pressure upon it, treasury. but
The ioan was refused bv TIE bank. Between $4,000
and $1,000 :. needed az once - meet urgent de
uaud.. Another public meeting Of tax
pave, will J." held in d." Town Han on Thursday
evening nrN for the purpo~e ~ presenting additional
argument f. favor Of raising money 10 Improve the
roads Oi The village. \ bazaar for the henc-
~ OF tie N,W Rochelle Hospital will be- held AZ the
"a mo or "Wednesday. Thursday and Friday next.
MAN iiONEi X. Tie Town Board has voted up
preparation uf -.,Ouu fo De- u.,d I'm connection with
'hr 5000 subscribed by the r',irnts OF Quaker
Ride.. in matchmaking Grand Iarkavr from tho
Ridge - tlc railroad and from Grand Park ave. to
~" depot. hy way ~ Clay ~ and Mlmlroneck-avr.
WHITE PLANS IT," annual meeting Of Tho W"~'.
cl'f"r County Suci"iy 81 Agriculture and Horticulture
Viii be- h"id Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 0iS 90 Noon Rises 03 pm Moons age 10
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
A M-Sandy Hook 22Gov Island A7lleu Cato 40
P.M-Saudy Hook % Coy. Island 10 Hell cate ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY
.iElUNEl VI i.
A Tramp BI'ENED TO Df.Nlii'


Tramp BI'ENED TO DEATH.
c,o,i.s uonrc Frank Mack and man whose name
coud mot be- learned, who were homeless "ahuer'iS
I'm New Durham. y. j.. were some time ago eiN'h '"'
,r,yeoo of .lccring in barn owned hy George 'oN'
and leased by Henry AsCh0h. Al an eafN ho"'
Yesterday morning the lam TOOK IRE IN , sun W
known manner and Moore WIS burned 10 dtalh; ~"
alive when rescued bV IN" hr' ,, p MN co1cd
few moments Mack ana me ,''u ,' n'' "o.n since
il is supposed that the barn was fired by aeclur ,
but that the ran away because they lear'u u''9
chargcd with the crime.
ONE BRAKEMAN KILLED AND TWO INJURED.
Jos.ph Pearl nfty-two years Old. of No. OBS Rail
roadavc, and George Amott. foriy-two years o. vi
40 4.g23 Pa,chalavc.. West lhilad"Iplin' Diah'"'"
on the Pennsylvania Railroad. were coupling ears ~
Grovo-st Yesterday morning. The men were on the
ton of tb. mrs When making connection the cara
cam. I'm collision with som" force, knocking bolh
pearl and Arnctt between the cars ana under the
whe4s. Pearl was Instantly killed. and Anett had
both Of his legs cut off below the knees. iearls
wns taken 10 st. Francis's Hospital. shortly after
This John Mccarthy. also II bri'h'inal' VINO "1'
compiling car, on the same train. LOST one II MS
arms by having 1t crushed between two OF the cars
ARRESTED FOR BEATING A MAN To DEATH.
Gnstaye Wolf and Christian Zimmerman. Of Home
Stead y j. were locked MP IN the Hudson County
Jail last night charged with fatally beating Henry
IA,ng. The Injured man lay diving at bis home when
they We're arrested. Three Of his ribs We're broken
and one OF them had entered hi lung. causing
pneumonia The quarrel originated over the shoot
ing of i dog that had BILLED some OF Langc dh'h''
4 FATAL THANKSGIVING QUARREL.
H. Lang. OF Homestead. North BERGEN linuSoh
County, went TO GuStave VOLS liluor-store. on the
Paterson pink road, for social time Thanksgiving
evening Tie place has been known aS BochS Hotel.
lie mad a quarrel with Wolf. Christian Zimmerman
and n mnn named Roach. rhe three men attacked
laugc He was knocked down with a club, three ui
his ribs were broken ana broken rib Penetrated Ms
ring producing peurl~y, from which he j. now dNlhS'
Ir pmnriu. thinks that Lange's skull was fractured
Thomas Vincent. alias Ncnson, cololcd. was ar
rested I'm This city yesterday. charged with killing
white. man NJ Winston Y. {. No particulars were
received except that rcwar; Of 200 was offered.
Vincent had been living here under tn" name 81
Chapmau The police refused 10 permit any on" -
see him lie Is held pending the arrival Of the Noiih
Carolina officers.
Thomas NicEwon. Chief Supervisor FOR NewrIer'ey.
has been secretary OF thr Hudson County Republican
Committee for fourteen year.. He declined a Pc
nomination Yesterday The prmarir for The election
OF the new committeeman viii be held on thursday
evening next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
LONG ISLAND

SANFORD WINS A POINT AGAINST GLEASON.
Judge Bartlett granted an order yesterday com
polling Thomas r. Burke clerk Of Long Island CITY,
10 send back 10 the inspectors Of election certain
returns from eleven election districts I'm which the
name Of IOrsltio :. sanford. candidate for Mayor
against Patrick Gleason II II alleged mlssp"llcd.
There are I.19i % these ballots and II they are
counted In Sanford will be elected by 136 plurality.
Afldavts presented from Of the inspectors
of election 10 the effect that the name was properly
spelled Opposing affidavit als0 presented.
Counsel for sanford argued that 1t was the duty Of
the County Clerk 10 send returns back 10 have the
ballots complained Of annexed This was opposed
by counsel for Gleason, who nd that the city CLERK
had properly performed Ills duV and that the sample
ballots could not De- attached. as they had been
destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
INCOMING NTEA MERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER :.
Vessel

Vessel
nrt1nnir White Star. Liverpool ........ 20
Mesternand. led star, Antwerp 80
CIV o NY Imam l. pool a IN
Nigllnca. Brazil Mail, BAIL 3 90
wyoming, trIOn. Liverpool 9OO
THURSDAY. DECEMBER g.
Santiago cuba Clenfucgos.... .......... 90 III
SATURDAY, DE- EMBEH 10.
Werr, y g. Lloyd Mediterranean ports ........ 90 pm
Aurlnia Cunard Liverpool 10 90
Advance 4 Brazil Mail. u Atrcs, &C.. 3 90 D IN
Ia Iretacue. CompIrlns.. lIaNre .-......... 90 /
Newport lac Mail Colon. II 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
WFSTCHFSTER COUNTY.

PLENTY OF NOKL FOR SOtIET0.
The Westche ter County Association has been In
corpHatrd by the secretary o; state with these OBJ
ject,: 70 Increase the popularity OF diving and
coaching IN the county by improving the roads, erect
ing im posts. ETC., to stock the streams and ponds
~ the county with FISH. Ia assist I'm the enforcement II
The IL, ana gam laws preserve and maintain old land
marks ana place, Of historical Interest. to encourage
outdoor sports AMI pa>imes. aud 10 promote the en-
irrialnucnt AMI social enjoyment 81 the residents Of
Westohr~trr. The trustees Thomas OveringiOu.
IT,. Stewart 4. S'henrck. John W. nmp-On. Frank o.
Erf,tc aud Howard T.. K1Hb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

Take the popular New York Central route for
Cleveland six trains every day. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

A perfect galaxy Of Imported and
Domestic Toys. France, GERMANY.
England, Austria, Italy. China and
Japan all contribute their share Of
Toys for the amusement Of the young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

palcarres Crook Obj, HARRISON if"" 49,
Yc:t arrived Mt Valparaiso. December .rros vfa
Steamer Allianca. NelssDer IRON nu-no,a c,,a-
Rio de Janeiro and Para, for Ne"-Nork passeo 81 i
Mart, Decereber
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-03
Poniedzia4ek, dnia 3 Pazdziernika 1892 r.

sk}onnosci do zart6w. Ostat.
nio zrobi} on sobie nastepuja.
ca zabawke: Ma rece burmi.
strza Bamberga nades}a} ma
urzedowym, zkads otrzyma-
nym papierze urzedowe zaza-
DAME jak najszczeg63owszej
wiadomosci O. :. zacmieniach
ksiezyca zdarzonych W ciagu
ostatnich lat 15tu W obrebie
jego miasta. -. RAPPORT mia}
bycnades}any ,sekretnie" kan
clerzowi V. Caprivi. hatwo
sobie wyobrazlc, jak sic poci4
biedny burmistrz mad owym
raportem jak sic smiano W
Berlinie, czytajac go. Osta
tecznie jeduak aartownis moze
p6jsc "a to ucieche ma pare
miesiecy do. kozy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-03
Telegramy Zagraniczls.
ZfOte wesele w. Ksieztwa
SaskO.W eimarskich.

BERLIN, 2 pazdziernika. =
Powszechne zainteresowanie W
ca}ych Niemczech budza uro-
czystosci z}otego wesela W.
Ksiecia i w. Ksieznej Sasko-
Weimarskich,,, ,,,kt6re sic odbeda
W tym tygodriu W Weimarze.
Sadza powszechnie, re ME
ustapia one W swietnoSci uro-
czystosciom jubileuszowym W
Kopenhadze. Uroczystosci z
powodu z}otego wesela rozpo-
czna sic we srode, a ukohcza
dopiero W sobote. W liczbie
utytulowanych gosci, kt6rzy
przybeda ma takowe, znajdo
wac sic beda ces. Wilhelm,
kr6lowa- -regentka i ma}a kr6.
Iowa Holandyi, kr6l i nastepca
tronu sascy, w. Ksiaze i W.
ksiezna bade6scy, ksiaze regent
brunswick i jeszcze oko}o
80 tu mniejszego kalibru
ksiazatek niemieckich. Cara
Rosyi reprezentowat ma jego
brat w. ksiaze W}odzimierz.
w. Ksiaze Sasko- Weimarski
urodzonym jest W r. 1918, ma
vice obecnie lat IA, panuje cd
r. 1858. Jego iona Jest cd
niego m}odsza o lat try.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-03

HAMBURG, 2 pazdziernika.-
Wczoraj43 osoby zachorowa}y
ma nowo ma cholere; zmar}o 81
os6b.
PARYz 3 pazdziernika. -
Ma przedmiesciach wieIe os6b
choruje Ma cholere; jest to ma
stepstwem panujacych cd Kill
ku dni upa}6w. Wczoraj "a
portowano w samem miescie
35 nowych wypadk6w zarazy
10 smierci.
ROTTERDAM, 2 pazdziernika.
- Tylko jedna smiere wsku-
tex cholery nastapi}a tu wczo~
raj. w og6le W ciagu ostatnich
"a godzin W ca}ej Holandyi
by}o II nowych wypadk6w
zarazy j 5 smierci.
PEszT, 2 pazdziernika. -
Cholera zaczyna tu szerzyc sic
epidemicznie. Fakt ten zosta1
ogloszony urzedownie. DIS
by}o tutaj 13 wypadk6w cho.
lery szesG ,smierci. Wladze
przedsiebiora wszelkie srodki
zaradcze.
PETERSBURG, 2 pazdzier. -
z po}udniowej Rosyi donosza,
IL tam gwa}townie szerzy sic
teraz cholera. Pomiedzy
Odessa a Kiiowem zbudowano
6 nowych lazaret6w dla do
tknietych cholera.