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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23
TOLEDO, O., % STYCZNIA, 1892
Cd WYDAWCY.

Pranumerata ma "Ameryke" 20
stale znizona $500 ma $3.50. Ia
to premij ME bedziemy rozdawat.
Ci co zap&acili po $500 wszyscy 20
stana rokwitowani do lgo kwietnia
1893 +. "Ameryka' wiec bedzie
naitahsza gazeta polska W swiecie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Albo tyz to niecni ludziska! Me
chca probosculkowi dawac talar6w
! On az chorujc re zmortwienia. Ze-
bym io to by1 proboscem, to bym
zfapof ows tyke i zymby powibijo}
tym, co sum skumpi. A tax!
Pan Bulwa,
ajent podr6zujuncy Jameryki.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23
BacznoSc Rodacy!
PO co chodzit do miasta, jezeli mDie
mozecie dostat po tel samej &c.
ME, albO naWet taniej.

mozecie dostat po tel samej ce-
ME, albo nawet taniej.
Dobry suchy cukier po u ct. funt.
kawa po Is, 20 i % ct. funt.
Rodzynki po 8 ct. it.
Suszone sliwki po 8 c. fig fly "a 15.
Suszone jab}ka po 8 c. it., 2 f. "a Is.
Najlepszy gatunek zielonego grochu
5 ct. kwarta.
Dobry ryz po & ct. funt.
Cykorya po : ct. funt.
Najlepsza gazolina po 8 ct. gallon.
Najlepsze myd}o po 4 ct. kawa}ek.
Dobra herbata po Is, 25, 40 50 ct.
Najlepszy ser po II CT it.
Wszystkie gatunki maxi taniej niz
u innych.
Przyjdzcie przekonajcie sic, ME
bedziecie zawiedzeni.
L uszanowaniem,
MAT. CICHY,
POG NEBRASKA AVE. HOAG UL.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23
Me SkacZcie ma SAME.

SAGINAW, MIcn., 20 Stycznia. -
Wczoraj wieczorem ma ulicy Sz6stej
przejechany by} saniami zabity ma
.niejscu 1-letni syn w. c. Miko}a-
iewskiego.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

sunki tutejsze cd Is lat zapewuic
60 smiem, ze tylko idac reks W reke
z naszym robotnikiem tegoz inte-
resu pilnowat, a porzuci6 swoja
mamie, e,staraniasie pomocy cd magma
teryi, - stanie wiele wyzej i zada-
walniajaco, czego mu zyczy serca
Wcjok.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23
TANIA GROSERNIA.

Wyborowe rozynki kalifornijskie, 4
funty "a 25ct
Wyborowe prunele kaliforn., 3 #.
"a 25 ct.
Wyborowe aprikozy kaliforn., 2 ft.
"a Is ct.
Dobry ryz karoliny, 4 it. "a 25 ct.
Dobra herbata japohska, po Is ct. f.
Doskona}y ser smietankowy po l24
4 centa "a funt.
Wyborny proszek do pieczywa, 2 #.
"a rs ct.
Ter dla ptakow po 5 ct. it. lub 6 #.
"a rs ct.
Dobre sucharki, 3 fly "a Csc.
Wytnijcie to i przyniescie do
b. A. ROOD'A.
624 st. Clair street.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Okret s'John Elder" nalezacy do
SsPacific Steam Navigation Co." roz-
bi} sic ma morzu w poblizu Magel-
Ian. Wszyscy pasazerowie za}oga
wyratowani zostali przez chilijski
okret So W drodze do Conception.
Podobno pomiedzy pasazerami jest
duzo zbiegow politycznych, ostat~
niej wojny W Chilli. Rad chilijski
bedzie wszystkich scisle rewidowa}.
Jezeli dezerterzy jacy sic znajda, to
Rad Stan6w Ziednoczonych musi
sic ME ma}o zawstydzic pred Chi
La. Moze Chilia ma racye niecier-
piec amerykanow W swych portach?:
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

w Elmwood, prze imiesciu Gin
cinnati, O., zderzyty sic pociagi ma
kolei C. H. & D. kilAa wagonow
pot}uczonych, ale pasazerowie Gu
dem uszli ca{o.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

John d. Rockefeller obieca{ dac
$4,000 ma instytut naukowy W Ka-
lamazoo, jeleli sk{adki innych beda
razem dochodzlc do $85, 700; tax
azeby ma instytut by}o 100000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

w poblizu Carne Furnace, ME
daleko Pittsburgh, Pa, we wtorek
spad1o 8 wagonow z wysokiego mo
stu. Dwoch brakeman0w zabitych
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Wychodzi " kazd4 Srode i Sobote.
.Kosztuje $3.50 na rok.
ssDObra gazeta dla d0brych ludZi."

AMERYKA broni prawdziwych zasad religji
swietej katolickiej, ale ostro l stanowczo wyste-
puje przeciw tym, co religje uwazaja "a "handel"
W imie religji iud prosty oszukuja. Dobrych
ssiezy zawsze bronimy, ale sprawiedliwosc ME
0ozwala nam pochwaat ztych. AhERTKA sadzi
wszystkie klasy wediug jednej sprawiedliwosci
cnie uznajs ''odmiennej sprawieliwoaci" dla bo-
gaczy). Uczciwie postepuje nkogo sic ME boi.
Jest najwieksZym postrachem na zfych lndzi. sta
a sic oswiate ludu. Ma najwiekszy wpfyw na
2ud roboczy, bo uczcwie 90 broni. Podaje wiecej
wadomosci, niz inne gaZety amery kan sko- lskie
Drukuje najlepsze utwory ljterackie, przewaznie
oryginalne. zameszcza uailepsZe sprawozdana:
Z ruchu robotniczego, politykI, ekonomji, prawo-
iawstwa, zycia Poiak6w obczyznie W krs-
u; wiadomo5ci Ameryk Poiski, cafego
&Wiata, etc. etc.
No. 140 st. Clair St., Toledo, o.
Il. Il. PAR YSkI, REDAKToE.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

z powodu pozaru W kopalniach
Burnside, blisko Shamokin, Pa, ma
lezacych do "Reading Coal & Iron
Coz, 600 gornik6w utraci1o prace.
Pozar wyrzadi{ szkody ma 100000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Ia skandaliczue zachowywanie sic
podczas obrad w legislature stanu
New York, W miescie W Albany, 3
senator6w zosta{o wykluczonych cd
obrad ma : dni.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23
.NOT.4I'K~I I hONENYARZE.

Handel na gie}dzie W New Yor-
l1u znacznie sic wzmog} W biezacym
tygodniu.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

w senacie Stanow Zjednoczonych
oddano 5 g}osow przeciwko 3, ably
przedstawic pod og6lne obrady do
datek do konstytucyi, zeby kobie-
tom by{o wolno gfosowac.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Robotnicy ma kolei Southern Pa
cific zastra kowali i ME chca puszczac
pociagow W kurs pomiedzy San An
tonic Londerson, Tex.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Robert Schilling Milwaukee
prorokuje, ze partya ludowa odnie-
sic zwyciestwo W kilku stanach pod
czas przysziych wyborow. Da}by
to Bog!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Kosci0i katolicki sw. Jana W Mon
roe, Mich, spaliS sic we srode. Szko-
dy $4,000
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

w Clinton junction, Wis, zde-
rzy} sic osobowy pociag kolei North
western frachtowym, we wtprek,
Duzo osob pokaleczonych, kilku "a
bitych. Osmnascie wagonow sic
spali}o.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

jYlt co to ley mad lejkiem
Nam gdzie podobno Misza-Cy-
~ ganow, DO tok sic tyn
lejk nazywo.
By{ to ci dobry cfowiecyna tyn
Mierzwa. Dobze mu ma byznezie
s}o, tao ci ksiezoskowi nasemu dawo}
co m6g}. Ma kazde imieniny, ma
urodzyny, ma ulacystosci, to kladi
tolarki jegomosci; po pine, 10 rs
talary dawo| Ia oiary.
Zywi} un nietylko samegu kozfa,
ale i niedzwiedzia, - o jes, bo sum
tn niedzwiedzie!
w TAXI spos6b Miezwa dorobl{ sic
majatkr ma 10000 talarow, DO pra-
cowo} ciezko razem zuna l s4usnie
mu sic to nalezy.
Jak ci bucierni mu dobze s{o, to
dokupi} Sc lot i wybudowof ]esce
groseryja. Ale ma tym zbankruto-
wo}, DO by}o zaduzo procy, a mato
zysku. Boo to m6wium, re diva
byznesy trajbowat, to takusko jak-
by dwie srokl "a ogun ciongnut
Tyn Miez va to cfowlek dobra du-
sa, DO choc sum ME golanto cyto,
toe dol ma biblium i tyke jas 25 bi-
tych. A ci ia tyka to bu4a za4ozuna
ma to, by ludzie ME tsymoli zodnych
pismow, jeno do jegomosci po tyki
chodzili. 10 to ci ME win, co to ia
biblia tyka ma "a znocenie, alec
tn ludzie muwia, re tam ma plebanii
jest troche ksiunzek wielka tyka
ma tych, coby je chcieli brat. 10
sic tam ma takich zecach ME znum,
to ma to musiofby bye wydeligowany
sum pun Ma&fek Chicago.
Jak tie hiblijum tyke zakiadali,
to myslo} 10 Sc, re to byndzie ma
gzbiet nasego koch anego redaktora,
"a to, re un tax provide kazdemu
poll. -. A teraz cas- wsyckim ocy
otwiera, re Jameryka bruni ludu
robocego, a zeby 60 dzielnie i male
zycie obrunic, to musi sic uzierac
nioroz rozmaitymi zwiezyntami,
jak napzyk4ad z Koz}ami.
10 boo sic juz downo psekono}em
re Jameryka to prawde mowi kazde-
mu, cy to krolowi, cy robotnikowi,
cy samemu plebanowi.
Oj, oj, o tym obywatelu Miezwie,
pseciek jo mio}em opowiedziet. Za-
}ozy} ci tyn Miezwa salun, W miejsce
grosernii, alec mu tez ME zenodto
dohze s}o. A jok roz pzysed do
niego ksiunzosek po kolekcie, tao
mu EEK, il Memo pinindzy.
A to sic ksiunzosek wielce roz
gniewali kzyknyli wobec: Tat ty
Miezwa ME mio}byS tego majuntku,
zeby ]" Gle ME popierof, to ty te-
roz cheese wsistko sobie zatzynat,
mnie mic! Cekej! jezeli ty sic ME
pomiarkujes! Mas ty salun blisko
koscio}a, to powinines re mnum do
spo}ki byznes robic.
Ale Miezwa sic ME pomiarkowo}
i te sic tn dzieium wielkie bahan-
dryje.
Ksiunzosek wystapili fajnie pre-
ciwko Miezwie, ably jegu byznes
zniscy6, DO sami pewnie byndum
prowadzic ''piwiarnie,' zamiost
nwinnicy pahskiej.
W dzih 81 grudnia }ahskiego no
ku ksiunzulko pzysli do salunu
Miezwy i zaczyli mu grozit, re laj-
snes odbiorum. A jo tymu obecny,
chcio}em ich pogodzit, i zawo}o1em
O tryt dla ksiunzoska, ale ME chciof
cl on piwa. Zasporowo}em vino
pine centow ma Wiare i Ojcyzne, bo
tel gazycie naIezum sic wsistkie
cynta, ktorych c}owiek ME moze
pzepic.
w sum Nowy Rok to ci ksiun-
zulko wlezli Ma jambune i tax po-
wiedzieli, re sum chozy, a potym
wymyslaii ma Miezwe zakuhczyli:
"gdym tc re siebie wyzuci}, ucu}ym
sic wiele zdrowsy." Widzita lu-
dzie, ME dziwta sic jak ksiunzulko
ma kogu wymyslajum Z jambuny,
bo TO ich medysyna ma wymiuty, to
iesce leDii dziaia lax nihuH,i Ora
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w Waszyngtonie robia sic wiel-
kie przygotowania ma wojne Chilia
ma wypadek gdyby ME chcia}a "a.
doscuczynit "a zabicie kilku mary
Marry przez t}um ludu W Valpara.
iso.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Ma kolei New York Central and
Hudson River W poblizu stacy
Glenwood we srode zderzy1 sic oso.
bowy pociag frachtowym. Pasa-
zerowie poranieni, ale Mkt NE "a
bity.
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PODR6zE NAUKOWEPANA BULWY,

INN Psyjecho}em ci jo
% Do miosta Manistyjo,
A:.H | zoboczy}em koz}a,
a @N.C Co DE barana os{a .
NX Ej, pienia azki, pieniazki!
~ jS}uchajta ludy i narody
TaASX cywilizowane!
III n Do tych, co ME sum cy-
INV I'M wilizowani, jo ME 60
ia 1N TAX sic zee m;a}a.
IN "A " Kilka lat temu obywotel
A pobozny, {agodny jak jo
lfBIh gnie, godnost jego Mie
W2Ml rzwa, za1ozy} sobie bucier
vi WI MIA w miescie Manistyjo,
IYn co to ley mad lejkiem
NAM gdzie podobno Misza-Cy-
Wv ganow, DO tok sic tyn
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-23

Ameryka & Kuryer clevehnds !
published Every Wednesday and Saturday
Subscription, $1.5O per year.
Il. Il. PARYSKI, Publisher,
40 st. Clair st., Toledo, o.
Cleveland Office: 325 Superior Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07

SONS OF THEIR FATHERS.

Amidst all the excitement of hestupenious
contest which is now IN progress at Minneapo-
lis there are two figures which possess al i'm
portance which IS derived from source
which is entirely independent Of their own
ipdiyidualities We refer 70 Emmons Blaine
and Russell Harrison. Prince Russell. as the
latter is known. Emmons Blaine not being
the son of q President is still an untitled Re-
publican citizen.
These men are simply the sons Of their
fathers. nothing more nor less. and vet they
are attitudinizing with all the dignity Of birds
in borrowed plumage. The telegram, PA
will accept has now become historic, but
strong effort is being made 10 deprive En-
mons Blaine of the glory Of that famous dis
patch which is Casarian in its Dreyity and
pointedness. 1t is now stated that Prince
Russell was the author of il. but this we are
inclined to think is mistake. There has never
been the slightest doubt that the Pa in the
White House would accept. every thought
and energy of that person having for num-
Der of months been absorbed in the attempt
to create the opportunity which would make
acceptance possible. All the internal evil
dences Of this remarkable document 90 to
show that il can only be properly fathered
on Emmons Blaine.
The presence of the latter in MINNEAPOLIS
30 far has accomplished no more than 10 throw
that veteran politician and man of the world.
Mr.. Depew, into state of embarrassment.
According 10 one account Mr. Depew was so
much confused when he met llr. Emmons
Blaine face TO face that he lost control
Of himself entirely and had 10 sink into
the nearest chair for support. This &C
count IS doubtless from Blaine source.
for 1t would appear 10 place Mr.. Depew
in the position Of a conscience-stricken man.
And there seems 10 DO no reason WHY be
should be expected to DO specially loyal 70
the late Secretary of State. Probably Sir.
EmmoDs Blaine las inherited some of the
magnetic power OF his celebrated father. with
the still greater ability 10 use that magnetic
power 10 disorder the minds Of all who dare
oppose his parent.
The question has long been. What are We
to do with our ex-Presidents? Is IL NOT a
much more important and vital question. What
are We to do with the sons Of our Presidents
apd possible Presidents Ridcule does not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
MERRY PfCNfChEhS'
Many Richmond People Passed "f'eA'""'
Time Yesterday.

When the first rays Of yesterdays sun
oi;ntsd through shutter aud curtain. merry
=. o,,;o;,o,;ve p,cnickers bounded out OF
their respective beds. and few moments
later were hacking baskets and boxes prepsrS-
go IN n DAYS outing. There were a large
lumber of picnics yesterday tbah IS
nsnal sven with Whitsuntide and the wage
earners az they caught up the cuugei loi
another weeks toll saw many merry thfons
wond their way from the city. c,
The southside Social and Pleasure CIuo
entertained its members and laoy iiIenus
with q picnic at Ninita Park Oh the hlc1-
mond aud Allegheny railroad. Ihere were
plenty OF filed baskets. and the cup .nHs
cheers was an accompaniment 10 the pleasure
The Tin. Sheet-lrOn and COrDice workers
Tnion had a Jolly time of u ut Providence
Forge. There were a gOOdy number IN
attendance. and dancing, boating and hshinS
were enjoyed until hearts were contented.
The best lady dancer received g0lu ring
and the best male interpreter OF the lntr'ca-
c,.s OF Jerpsichore received a box OF cigars:
The Excelsior Social Club of the West End
with a merry throng went down TO Warwick
PARK. Besides dancing and boating several IN,
teresting games delighted the participants ana
made fun for the onlookers. handsome
cane was given the winner Of the sack race
and the ugliest man ID the crowd received
red scarf.
The McGill Catholic Union went down to
Tree Hill There were many healthy ana
interesting sports INDUCED in.i and Well
spread dinner at noon made happy break III
proceedings.
The new electric pavilion at the New Reser-
vor was opened % the public. and dancing
took place there until a late hour last evening.
Blsndon Park also opened yesterday, ana
large crowd Of hsppy-looking lads and iasSies
danced there and enjoyed themselves.
At the New Reservoir the dancing pavilion
was occupied by many couples, VINO wniled
away the hours in a delightful manner.
Besides these picnics and merry making
there were q number Of private parties who
went out 10 some quiet, shady retreat, ate
splendid dinner. got wet In tho shower OF mo
afternoon and came home Just aS happy as
when they left IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
TUESDAY. JUNE z. 1892.
SIX PAGES.


There are strong probabilities OF an extra
session of the Legislature.-W ayman Sutton,
CHARGED with murder. was brought TO the peni-
Tertiary Manchester drug clerks want
shorter hours.-THE TIMES leo Mission IA
meeting with great success.--Colonel hufins
funeral took plsce--A Marks failed.--Ihe
.ast meeting Of the present Council was held
VIRGINIA
Rev. John T. Turpin preached he commence
ment sermon before the Albemhrle Female In
.titnte.-Hon Charles OFerrall thinks that
Blaine will DO nominated at Minneapolis
There have been abundant rains In the South
west Commencement exercises at Emory and
Henry began on Sunday.-A grand barbecue
was given by Captain John C. Griffin al his
homo near Petersburg.-Ihe schooner Shell
ton was sunk in the Chesapeake bay
and five of her crew were drowned--Ar'
Thomas +. AlurreIl. of Lynchburg. is dead.
The trial of Spiller Foster for murder will
begin at Newbern to-day.-James Crockett
killed Molhe Crabtree at Pocahontas. Sunday.
The funeral of T. j. Corbin took place in Dan
vile. Sunday.-James Williams fatally injured
Joe Jackson in North Danvllle yesterday.
GENERAL.
The House OF Representatives passed the
Ant. Option bill yesterday.-The bill exempt
ing banks from taxation was defeated.-fhe
Republicans of North Carolina have decided
not to contest The election Of State offers
Tho Alliance paper at Raleigh has changed into
aThird party organ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07

The announcement Of the call Of Rev J. G..
Hiden 10 tho pastorato OF GrOye-ayenue
church. published exclusively IN IHE lines
Saturday. was confirmed Sunday afternoon
by large mass-meeting Of that.oongregatlon.
which assembled to hear tie report OF the
committee appointed TO select pastor. Hon.
II. X. Pollard presided. After devotional e1-
ercises the chairman Of tho committee. Pro-
lessor Edmund Harrison. presented tho re-
mort of the committee recommending the
Rev. j. c. Hidden. ID. d.. Of tuiaula, Ala. for
permanent pastor which was unanimously
adouted. Professor Edmund Harrison. Il. A.
Jacob aud A. l.. Phillips were appointed q
committee to notify Dr. Hiden Of his election
and reauest mis- acceptance Of the same. Dr.
Hiden is expected 70 he in the city the latter
part of July and will take charge OF the
church the first Sunday in August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
Thirty-four Deaths.

The report Of the Health Department Of
Richmond for the week ending saturday last
shows.
Whole number Of deaths. 49, IS white and
l6 cOlOred.
Still-born cOlored
Annual rate OF mortality per l,OOO-wh!te'
1881: colorei. 27.37; total, 2-.63.
Sex and color Males. 10 white, colored'
females 3 white. I cOl0red.
Locality Marshall ward white and !
colored Madison ward. white and / col
ored: Clay ward. 2 white and l coiored:
Jefferson ward. 3 white Monroe ward 3
white and colored Jackson ward white
and . colored.
Comparative weekly mortality: For the
week ending June 4. 1872. IL white anu 10
colored. For the week ending juno o. lS3l'
% white and % colored
Rainfall: For the week ending June 4. 1872
COS inch. For the week ending Juno D,
1891 l.02 inches.
TEMPERATURE For the week ending June
4. 1872. s24s For the week ending June D.
1891 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07

On Sunday morning soon after midnight
Mrs. Lucie W. Fuller. wife OF Chief Engineer
j. W. Fuller. of the Fire Department. died NJ
her residence, No. 30l west Marshall street.
About 6 o'clock on Saturday afternoon she
was suddenly taken i'll, and after being as
sisted 10 bed she sank gradually until the
hour Of her death at 1910 A. w.
Mrs. Fuller was in her iorty-third year, a
devoted wife and mother al estimabls
woman. kind neighbor and true friend
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon
al o'clock from Seyenth-street Christian
church OF which Mrs Fuller vas q consistent
member.
After you drink q glass of soda 81 Miller >
Broad-street pharmacy. walk over u the
other counter and deposit contribution IN
IHI TINES Ice Mission box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07

The Remains of the Gallant Nirginian Lai'
to Rest in Hollywood.

The Eemains OF the NAilant NiIklhi~h '@"'N
to- Rest in Hollywood.
The obsequies over the remains Of Colonel
Frank e.. RufIin. late Second Auditor OF the
State. were held at Monumental church yes
terdav afternoon. The time for the services
was fixed at O'Clock. but owing 10 the severe
thunderstorm then raging. more than an
hour elapsed before the funeral cortege
reached the church. The following gentle
men acted AS pail boarers
Active: Judge II. W. Flournoy. Major A.
". Hsrman. Thomas Potts, W. ;. Archer W..
Chase Morton. W r Meredith, George Mayo.
/. II. Crenshaw. James Haryle and Josiah
RyIaBd Jr.
Honorary: Governor Mckinney. Colonel
Morton Marye, Major +. L. d. Myers. Judge
". ". Crump. J. 3. Pee. L. w PembertOn.
NJ. 5. Quarles. J. l.. Shackelford, II. /.
Owen Hon. K. Taylor Scott, Colonel Iaze-
we'll Elicit. r. b. Chaffin. John l.. Williams,
Charles Poindexter and j. Aston Cabell
Colonel Rufn's son and daughter, who live
in Albemare. and his son who resides m
Chesterfield. reached the city. HIS son
who lives n Danville is very sick and could not
come. and his sons who reside in Mobile and
Arkansas wero unable 70 get here on account
Of the distance.
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The remains were met a. the door by Rev
J. b. Newton. d. D.. rector Of the church
Rev. NJ. d. Hoge. d. d., Of the Second Pres
byterian church. occupied q seat in tho pulpit
The body OF the church was largely filled with
the many friends OF the deceased, but Their
number would no doubt have been much
larger if the weather had been favorable.
After the reading of the lesson by Mr. New,
ton. DR.. Hoge gave out the hymn, heatd
the Voice OF Jesus Say. " which was led by the
choir and sung by the whole congregation.
DR.. Newton followed with prayer. and the
services were brought to close by tho sing
ing Of the hymn Jesus. Lover of Ny Soul.
The interment took place IN the Haryle sec
ton In HOLLYWOOD.
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suppress them. Russell Harrison -. k,J" >.
fat on ridicue. The existence OF tn'S o'" 20
probably one of those which the American
neope are called on to bear the best way 'noy
%, Rpt tbe burden is a very serious one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07

THE Philadelphia Times has recovered
from the effects of the late confagration
which recently swept away its Office and
came out last Sunday printed on It's own
quadruple press which is to be duplicated as
soon as possible. If the Times were not so
deseryedly popular it could not have re-
covered itself 30 completely i'll so short
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IL BLA1NE's letter declining the nomination
had been as terse and to thepoint as his letter
Of resignation. the latter would never have
been written. But when Blaine apparently
declined the honor his letter was purposely
made verbose. for he was then trying to con-
ceai. not express his ideas.
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THE MANcHKsTER CIRCULATION OF
THE TIMES Is NOW GREATER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINYD.
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THE fight between Blaine and Harrison at
Minneapolis to-day will be life and death
struggle. If Harrison is defeated he will be
retired permanently to private life. or az least
his presidential aspirations will receive a
fatal check. If Blaine is defeated it will
literally be All end of him. for it will not only
shelve him politically. but the blow Will DO
so crushingly Illuminating that it is very
doubtful it, in his bad health and at his
advanced years. he could over recover from
II
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ONLY the day before Mr.. Blaine resigneds
he declared he would write no more letters
on the Presidential nomination; yet he could
not have written a moro forcible letter an
nouncing his candidacy than the one tender
inc bis resignation if he had tried.
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