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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
BLOSSOMS GALORE.


New YORK, Nov 1.-To-night's great
Chrysanthemum show willopen in Madison
square garden, and the vast auditorium
has been transferred into 4 veritable
bower of natures choicest flowers. The
10000 square feet of flooring have been
divided off into fourteen sections, each
presenting meccntral feature of decided
interest. In premiums $4,000 are offered
for chrysanthemums, orchids, carnations,
violet, mignonette, lilies of the valley,
roses and miscellaneous plants. The
largest single premium offered is 5000,
for the most effective group of palms and
decorative plants occupying $50 square
feet. The second premium is Sl5O, and
the third 800. Premiums are also offered
for specimen palms, cycas, tree ferns and
Pandanus Veitchii. The largest premium
offered for chrysanthemums is in class l.,
which is "ten specimen plants of distinct
varieties The first prize is $50, the
second 1925, and the third 300. The
latter sum is also offered as premium
for the best dinner table decoration Of
chrysanthemums, with other foliage, for
twelve covers. There are l6S classes, and
the premiums are well distributed. Be
sides these there are a number of special
cups which are given by patrons of the
show. Some of those are from Mrs.
Charles Lanier, Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs.
W. c. Whitney, Mrs. j. Hood Wright, John
Eyerman, j Ohm Taylor, e. Asmus, Messrs.
Weber and Don and the Garden and
Forest"
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Esigh Kickers in Private.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The famous Vaude-
vile club will be launched to-day. 1t is
an organization formed by the select
society swells of New York for private
variety performances and includes in its
list of membership the Vanderbilts, the
Colgates, the Crockers, the Potters, the
Stuyvesants, the Ripleys, the Lorrilards
and the Taylors. The performers will be
engaged by an agent abroad and will
come from the famous Music halls of
European capitals, Admission will be
solely by invitation. All ladies invited
by club members must first be passed
upon by the board of managers who will
meet once a week to examine invitation
lists, While no engagements have yet
been made with artists for the season, it
is understood that negotiations are pend
ing for the appearance of Yuette Gu ilbert
who is at present the main attraction Of
the cafe known as L'horloge in Paris,
and is one of the most talked of women
in the French capital. 1t is not unlikely
that she will be secured for the opening
performance. The partial destruction of
the Metropolitan Opera house, and the
probability that there will be no grand
opera here this winter has increased the
demand for amusement on the part of
people of fashion, and it is thought that
the new club will supply at least por-
tion of this demand.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Nov. l. Gov. Russell
closes his campaign here to-day with IN
address which will be preceded by a
demonstration on the part of all the
Democratic clubs from this and neigh
boring towns.
South Norwalk, Conn.-The monster
parade of all the Republican clubs of
Connecticut will take place here to-day.
The Republican candidates and Gov.
Bulkley are expected to address the clubs
tonight.
Springfield, Mass. The rehearsals for
the New England musical festival at
which "Elijah" will be rendered by a
chorus OF 1000 voices, began here to-day,
Conductor Chadwick has charge of the
chorus. The sooists engaged for the
great festival include many of the most
prominent singers of the country, among
them some of last years Metropolitan
opera company.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Six hundred delegates
and 5000 visitors will listen to the open
ing address of Gov. Pattison in the
Methodist Episcopal church, this city,
to-day. 1t is the first annual convention
of all the young peoples societies of the
Christian churches of Pennsylvania.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01

PITrsBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.--Unles5 a settle
ment is effected there will be a unique
strike at the famous little communistic
center, which all the world knows by the
name, Economy. For years, in fact, ever
since the great Jonathan Rapp and his
band established themselves here, the
people of that town have lived as com
munists, sharing the toll equally and the
benefits equally. To-day new law goes
into effect and the community assumes a
worldly form. The opposition to the
change comes from a band of 300 dis
senters and it is likely that they will leave
the community to establish themselves
elsewhere. These 300 persons are the
members of the society who have refused
to take the required VOWS of celibacy.
Hereafter only those taking the vows will
be allowed to sit at the common table
and in the pews of the little church.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
AiEiI \ ORDERS.

ID Lieut.. Z. A. Shuttlcworth, lth in
fantry, will be relieved from command of
the detachment of Indian scouts by the
commanding officer San Carlos, A. r., in
time to enable him to report for duty and
proceed with company II, 1lth infantry,
to Fort Apache, A. T.
Sergeant Morgan Robinson, company
D. 10Th infantry, will stand relieved from
further duty as custodian of the aband-
oned reservation of Fort Union, N. NJ,
and Improvements thereon, upon compile
tion of the transfer of his charge to
Mr. j, W. Anderson, an employe of the
quartermaster's department, and will then
proceed to the station of his company,
Fort Marcy, N. NJ, and report for duty.
The following named Indian scouts be
longing to the detachment at Fort Carlos,
A. T. whose conduct has been untrust-
worthy, will be discharged the service of
the United States upon receipt of this or
der at the post: Private John Morgan, r..
A, g. Private John Daisy, L. A. H..
Private Mackokay, y. NJ. 2. 18,
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There will be three weeks term of
court at Silver City. convcning November
II, but no grand jury will be empannell-
ed, as the appropriation for that item has
been exhausted. There will be an effort
to clear the civil docket, and opportunity
will be offorded to try the pending crimi-
nal cases.
In view Of the fact Of the scarcity of
residence houses, Hllsboro Building
association is being organized with Il
capital stock of $4,000, The association
will buy a tract of land from Mr.. Geo.
Richardson in the northwestern part of
town, erect dozen or SO good comfort
able adobe cottages and rent them on
moderate terms.
The rains which fell generally all over
the New Mexico '0nge, from October 20
to %, greatly relieved the distressing
situation, and while it does no good in
making grass. it enlarged the range by
filling the water holes and will be the sal
walton of many thousand cattle in the
territory this wintcr.-Stock Grower.
Tax suits have been instituted in the
district court against the estate of San
Doss, W. II. Bradley, the administrator,
d. L. Taylor and Lonny Horu, of Trim
idad. for large amounts, The New En-
gland Live Stock company is also delin-
quent in the payrnent Of taxes,--Las
Vegas Optic.
Produce sells in the Las Vegas market
as follows; Wheat, native, per 100
pounds, $1.25; corn, state. $1.lO; oats,
native, sacked, $3.50; oats, states, $3.50:
chop, per 100 pounds, sacked, $3.50; bran.
per ton, &22,G0; hay, native, $500; hay.
Kansas, $l5,00; 0;alfalfa, baled, new, S140O;
straw, per ton, $1,000; potatoes, Colorado,
S1.75; beans, native, &l00; beans, navy,
$4.50.
Yesterday and Friday night were re
minders Of the good, old soaky. soggy,
muddy days back east. Time was when
New Mexico skies scorned to produce
such weather, but some people never are
satisfied unless they can have tho states"
right with them. Jupiter Pluvius has
shown himself accommodating and the
most fastidious tcndcrioot could not com
plain, either of the quantity or quality Of
the rain that by this time. has probably
soaked through to China, Albuquerque
Times,
Silver City Enterprises 1t is with pain
the Enterprise chronicles the accident
which befell Miss Kate Thompson. the
Democratic nominee for superintendent
While descending the grade from George
town to the Mimbres, something hap
pened to the buggy or the team, and the
buggy was upset, and Miss Kate struck
the ground with such violence as to fract-
her trip as far as Brockman's ranch where
she received medical treatment and re-
mained several days.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

There are G2l school children in Eddy
county.
The 10 months old son of Ernest Myers
died at Albuquerque yesterday of conges-
ton of the brain
Rumors are floating around that an ad-
ditional company is soon to come to Fort
Stanton from Leavenworth Kas.
There has been a big strike of fire clay
in the Socorro mountains by the COM
pany. 1t is the largest yet discovered
Socorro Chieftain.
The law firm of Elliot E France has
just been formed at Hlllsboro, the mem
bers being Judge A. B. Elliott and Mr.. j.
c, France, late of Donver.
Socorro note: The water committee of
the council was instructedto buy sufficient
ground for a five acre reservoir so that
the waste water in the winter season can
be saved
There will be meeting of the Ovcrton
Mining and Tunnel company, at Watrous;
on November 29th, to effect transfer of
property to the New Mexico Copper COM
pany which is on the eve of organization
j. D. Delaney, formerly post trader at
Fort Stanton, is now closing our his en-
tire interests in Lincoln county and is
going to the state of Washington to To-
cate. Sale of his household goods takes
place Saturday.
One week ago this morning the body of
Patricio Macs was found hanging from
the bridge, We should like to ask why
the authorities have not done something
to find the murderer or murderers and also
why no reward is offered for their detec-
tion?-Las Vegas Free Press.
Every one who owns cattle which range
in the country around Kingston is getting
the stock out as fast as possible. The
owners of small lots are pushing them
into the mountains, while the companies
are shipping them out as fast as cars can
be obtained. Advocate.
Among the many Improvements for
this vicinity is telephone line to be
constructed from this point to Cooks
Peak and Hadley. The poles and other
material have been ordered, and it is ex-
pected that the line will be in operation
by the first of the year at the latest.
Walter G, Hndley is the promoter
Headlight.
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Earnled Out.

MADRID, Spain, Nov. 1.-According to
the contract sanctioned by the ministerial
council, tenders for the Cuban customs
revenue will be farmed out to the highest
bidder to-day. The contract will go into
effect January l. 1898. Security must be
deposited on tenders for $15,0OO,000 cash
or its equivalent in stocks. Tenders from
limited liability companies will be re-
jected and none will be accepted unless
made by mercantile or banking house.
1t is considered that the carrying out of
this plan involves grave responsibility as
tending either to the improvement of the
government of Cuba or as leading to
the loss of the island, according to wheth
er the contract falls into the hands of the
North Americans or Spaniards.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
Its EnmIisb. Won Know

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Times publishes
a long review of American politics, in
which it says that this country has no
reason to be proud or enthusiastic over
either presidential candidate. Cleveland,
while president offered a gratuitous Ill
suit to England by demanding the recall
of Minister West, and Harrison has not
been behind him in some of his methods,
notably of currying favor with the Irish
vote by the appointment as minister to
Chill of Patrick Egan, of whose friend
ship with James G. Blaine the latter has
recently made boast in public. This, of
itself, is enough to indicate the spirit of
an administration which selected the
fnancier of the Land League campaign
for diplomatic position.
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New York Democrats.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The great Demo-
cratic demonstrat ons, which were to have
taken place at the Madison Square Garden
last Saturday night, occur this evening Mt
Lenox Lyceum and at Cooper Institute.
At Lenox Lyceum the meeting will be in
charge of the Merchants Democratic as
sociation and ex-President Cleveland will
be the guest of honor as well as the prin-
cipal speaker. In addition to the great
meeting there are meetings in Tammany
hall and in every Democratic district in
the city. Nor are the Republicans of
New York city behind hand. They have
arranged for great parade to-day and
six mass meetings. The campaign is
rushing to its conclusion with intense
enthusiasm in this pivotal state.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01

Eight thousand men checred Choynski
to the echo when he landed a knockout
blow in the 10Th round. 1t was a hard
fight for Godfrey, but he, like Sullivan,
fought once too often.'
Cleveland Ohio,-Pugilist Corbett said
to reporter yesterday that he would
sign for fight with Jackson. He says
he will not fight gain for year. When
his theatrical season ends next fall he
says he viii deposit money for match
with Mitchell. and if Mitchell does not re-
spond he will give Jackson a chance.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01

DENVER, Colo, Nov. DIR. A. j. Over
holt and Silas Hanchett, two of the four
electors on the "People's' party ticket,
have refused to permit their names to be
used at the head of the Cleveland Demo
cratic ticket. Their action is embarras
sing, to say the least, in view of the fact
that the Clevelandites have withdrawn
their electoral and substituted therefor
the populist electors.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
Descendants of Mr.. Columbus.

Veroqua with his brother, the Marquis
De Barbales, has accepted the invitation
extended to them as the descendants of
Christopher Columbus by congress to
become guests of this country at the
opening of the Columbian exposition in
May next. The ducal party will leave
Spain in time to reach this city in April,
in order to witness the naval parade.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The most import
ant prize fight that has been fought in
the amphitheater of the Coney Island
Athletic club is the fight which took place
last night between Joe Choynski of Cali
fornia and George Godfrey of Boston,
Both men were in the pink of condition,
and were so evenly matched that there were
really no odds to speak of.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01

LONDON, Nov. 1.--An incessant rainfall
of fourteen hours in England has flooded
the lowlands of Essex and Midland. In
Lincolnshire people are going from
place to place in boats. The country has
the appearance of being vast lake.
Great damage to property has resulted
from the inundation.
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Burned.

OMAHA, Nov. 1.-The Burlington d Mis-
souri, railroad depot and hotel, at Nc
Cook, Neb., were burned to heground yes
terday morning. Mrs. Granger and Mrs.
Cole, two guests, are supposed to have
persisted, as they were not seen to leave
the building and can not be found.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
BRIEF WlRINGS::-
Comes West.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-The famous
stallion, Ormonde, the winner of the En-
glish derby, has been purchased by o. B.
MacDonough, of this city, for $150,00o
The horse will be brought here and placed
in his stud.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01
lsEpUHiICANS LEAD.
New SCril ana Kansas Sure safe for
Harrison and Reid.

New YORK. Nov. IAN extra amount
of hustle was observed at the Republican
acknowledgements yesterday. A num-
Der of practical politicians from the state
called and made minute report of the
condition Of the affairs in their respect
i've districts. Among the callers was
Senator Hiscock, who said that be be-
lieyed that Harrisons plurality in the
state would be even larger than that of
1888. The increase he said, would be in
tire districts in the upper part of the
stntp
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-01

Topeka, Kansas There has been a
general tightening Of things on the pol
itical preparations on the desperate fight
which Will be made election day, If
either has made any gains during the past
week, it is said by those who claim to
know, thatitisthe Republican party. The
campaign from all appearances has been
pressed vigorously, and the leaders de-
clare they will sweep everything. The
fact is that neither the Populists nor
Democrats have made Il poll of the state,
The Republicans have carefully polled
every doubtful vote to the opposition of
this class. There are 5000 voters in the
state and it IS safe to say that ten tons Of
literature have been sent to them. Re
pubIjcaus are offering even bets that they
will elect their state, electoral and legis-
latiye ticket, and that they will get seven
out of eight congressman.
The fight it is believed will be close,
and whoever wins it will be by close
margin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
TeleSTamy ZagraHiGzls.


Niezupefnie zrOzumiafy tele-
gram z Warszawy.
0dbyfy sic tam jakies zajscia.
ale widOeznie fakta przekrecOnO.
SOcyalisci W Chelsea W Anglii.
Przykre pOfOzenie Nieme0w W
kOIOniach afrykanskich.
Chill odpOWiada IA ultimatum.
OdnOWiedz bar1ZO DOkOrna, "a
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POlSka.
Warazaa00 % stycznia

~ t'' S~tCt' ~ 81 CA uASV'
Polacy dzisiaj obchodzili stu
letnia rocznice rozbioru Polski
G. zapewne ma bye; rocznice
powstania styczuiowego, p. r. }
Teatra by}y PRONE i zadne ba-
lie sic ME odbywa}y. Kilka o.
sob wysokiej szlachty, kt6re ma
bal sic zebra}y, ponios}o kare,
gdyz pot}uczono im wszystkie
szyby. Po}ozenie wreszcie sta}o
sic tax grozne, pomimo tego re
policya aresztowa4a kilku bu-
rzycieli, ze gubernator Warsza-
wy, general Hurko, zosta3 po-
wo3any do Petersburga, azebY
naradzie sic re rzadowemi VIA
dzami, co czyniG nalezy, azeby
porzadek przywr6cit.
(Caly ten telegram bardzo
dziwacznie brzmiacy podali-
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WIADOMOSCl MIEJSCOWB
z Rady miejskiej.

>J
Wczoraj pod przewodnictwem
aid. Maddena kr6tko trwa}o
po,iedzenie Rady miejskiei, DO
ledwie godzine, i ME wiele tez
zdzia}ano, ale DUO nowych
wniosk6w alderman wniesli.
Mer nades}a} wiadomosc o
u1askawieniu 46 wiezni6w W
Bridewell. Van Cleave Eau.
wazy}, kiedy czytano wiesc te
posr6d og6lnej weso}osci:
,,Wprawdzie mera W miescie
ME ma, ale zastepca jego do
brze z czasu korzysta}."
Take cd mera = lub jego
zastepcy = uadszed1 projekt
zmienienia regulaminu i ceny
jazdy dla dorozkarzy. Wedle
tego projektu trzech przez me-
ra mianowanych sierzantow po
licyjnych ma tworzyc inspe.
kcya dla dorozek,przynajmniej
przez 4 godziny dziennie mice
bi6ro otwarte i prowadzic do
k}adna liste dorozek t. p. A
plikant o koncesya winien sta
vic kaucya W wysokosci S1oo
przyniesc polecenie cd sch
powaanych obywateli. Ceny
jazdy pozostaja dawne, ale
wyzyskiwania i fa}szywepoda-
wanie ceny ma bye ostro kara
ne. Projekt ten do ustawy cd
dano komitetowi sprawiedli-
wosci.
Komisarz Aldrich przed}o-
zy} projekt elektryka Barretta
majacy ma celu uchraniac mia.
sto cd eksplozyj W tax zwa-
nych Imam holes. Wedle te-
go projektu nalezy wszsdzie
podnosiG pokrywy przynaj-
mniej raz ma "a godzin i W CA
sic tego podnoszenia jeden
cz}owiek ma STAG ma stray u
otworu.
Tenze komisarz Aldrich
przed}ozy} do ustawy, azeby
ma przysz}osc kazdy w}asciciel
domu by} zobowiazanym usu-
wac snieg chodnik6w ko}o
swego domu.
Alderman Dixon propono-
wal wyzraczeuie 5 5rzeczoznaw-
COW do opracowania novel u
stawy budowniczej.
Aid. Jackson ayczy} sobie,
azeby Emusic kompanie kolei
parowych i linowych do polo.
zenia swych SYN wysoko W
samem sr6dmiesciu.
Aid. Gosselin praghafby, a
zeby podr6zujacy kolejami u
licznymi ME potrzebowali p}a-
cic wiecej niz 8 Gently, jezeli
ME moga w..wagonach otrzy-
mac siedzenia.
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Telegramv KrajoWe.
Zatarg Chilli przedfOzOny kon-
greSOWi.
Chilijczycy jednakze zbroja sic.
Przyjaciel Garry W Texas.
ROzruchy strajker0w W Pitts
burgu.
Telegramg KrajOHe.
Oredzie prezydenta.

Washington, % stycznia.
Dzisiaj W po1udnie przed}o-
zonem zosta}o ma kongresie
oredzie prezydenta opisujace
zatarg Chill. z uadzwyczaj-
na uwaga s}uchano odczytania
tego d3ugiego pisma. Podajemy
z niego najg}6wniejsze ustepy
W t}omaczeniu, a inne W sire.
szczeniu.
We wstepie prezydent Har-
rison przypomina ustep swego
rocznego oredzia, W kt6rym
poruszajac sprawe zatargu z
Chill, wyrazi} sic, re ma teraz
czekae nalezy wyniku sledztwa
sadowego zarzadzonego przez
Rad chilijski.
w dalszym clagu pisze pre-
zydent::
~ cory music zaznaczyc, re
pose} Stan6w Zjednoczonych W
Santiago, pan Egan, zastepu-
jac Rad ten mic ME pope}ni},
co zas1ugiws}oby ma s}uszne
zganienie, lub Z czegoby MONA
wu jakiszarzut uczynit. Wedle
mego zdania pan Egan posr6d
nader trudnych stosunkow po-
stepowaf godnosciq, taktem i
jak na meza przysta}o. Take
cory zaznaczam, ze Rad CHI
lijski nigdy ME zaprzeczaf pa
nu Egauowi prawa dawania
schronienia W gmachu posel-
stwa takim zwolennikom Bal
macedy, kt6rzy sic uciekli pod
jego opieke, i tenze Rad nigdy
ME zada} ich wydania.
,,Zkorespondencyjp edzy
pos}em Eganem a kapitanem
Schley okazuje sic, re pose}
Egan nawet ME chcial przydac
stray tym zbiegom, kt6rzy
gmachu poselstwa udawali sic
do parowca Yorktown; w}adze
chilijskie milczac dozwoli}y ma
spokojne ich przejscie naparo-
wiec bez stray.
,,Sprawa ia przeto by}aby
tax dobrze za}atwiona, gdyby
ME okolicznos6, IL nadz6r poll.
cyjny ustawiczny, przez Rad
chilijski rozciagniety mad gma-
chem poselstwa by} obrazaja
Gym dla rzadu Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych." :"
Tu nastepuje d}uzszy ustep
o tel sprawie, o kt6rej W swo-
i'm czasie donosilismy. Dalej
pisze prezydent:
,,Rzad chilijski tym sposo-
benz naruszy} prawa zagrani-
cznego pos1a wywo}a} pomie'
dzy ludnoscia usposobienie tax
nleprzyJazne .grozne, re nasz
pose} by} zmuszonym zawez-
wac ministra spraw zewnetrz-
nych do chronienia go pred
napasciami.
,,Jeszcze dra1liwsza sprawa
by3a .napaS6 ma ulicach Valpa-
raiso ma majtk6w parowca
Baltimore" W oredziu mem
rocznem tax sic wyrazi}em o
tel sprawie, ma podstawie via.
domosci, kt6re pod6wczas mia
lem: ssJedynem objasnieniem
tych zajs6 krwawych by3oby,
re zosta}y wywo}ane przez
wrogie usposobienie lqdnosci
ku majtkom noszacym uniform
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smy W doslownem t}omacze-
niu, chociaz zapewne jakies
fakta mocno So przekrecone.
Nalezy czekac cwyjasnie6. P.R.)
Londyna, 25 stycznia.
Miasto Warszawa jest jako-
by w stanie oblezenia i ma}o
jest takich rodzin, kt6rych ia,
kis cz}onek ME bylby areszto-
wany. Nigdy jeszcze War
szawa ME by}a W tax smutnem
po}ozeniu, jak obecnie Juz
pred kilku tygodniami posta-
nowiono, azeby W pamiec stu
letniej rocznicy rozbioru Pol
ski og6lna za}obe zarzadzouo i
wszystkie klasy spo}eczne ma
to mileage sic zgodziiy. Kiedy
otwarto teatra W pierwszy
wiecz6r po Nowym Roku (sta-
rego stylu) ME zebra1o sic W
Mich nawet pol tuzina osob.
Cd owego czasu Rad rozdawa}
bilety izmusza1 niekt6re osoby
do odwiedzania teatrow. Po-
mimo tego op6r jest dzielny i
stanowczy i rezultatem tel ME-
mel walki So setki aresztowa1
bez ustanku.