davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
WEEK! ZAP As
NoWych Ksiazek

Nowych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero Europy
ksiegarnia II ieronim D er
d owsklego Winonie, q.
mianowicie'
l. Cic h a E FAC hrzs.
scia ii 5 k a, ksiazka do
nabozenstwa ola katolikow
" slicznej zfoconej wy
tlaczanei ok1adce oraz re
z}oconym brzesiem l.25
8. os nad q eva a.
sza, k>;%zka DO nabozen.
silva, Wy ,AA'ei samej kosz.
towns! "HraHHe l.25
3. B4ij ~ ola Il o.
"a, mni't"y ! rozmysla-
MIA va ~"-<ys:>ie uroczy.
stuSrl / S"it.nt i ma wszel-
II" ""is"z" ..ri zycia, W
%lr"@,~i "p"a"le 1.2i
( K>i44&n 40 nabo-
zens,wa Du"ina Wv
al",!mna4~Ar. oprawie,
be- ukuc!A) 2.O6
S. Ani"! i%z !. opraw-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
PrzeSlad O W a e
ChrzeScian
w PIERWSZYCH VIE
KACH.
-.5s:s-
(Ciag dalszy.)
(Ciag dalszy.)

chrzeicianom bez roznlcy |
to wlasnie przesladowanie
przyczynlto sic do sAybkiego
rozszerzenla sic kosclofa.
Chrzescianle BOWEN pomni ma
siowa Zbawlc,ela, usuwall sic
pred przesladowcaml, ably .
lie moznoSci odbieraG I'M
sposobnesc do gr2echu roz-
blegli gle po Syryi, Frarcyl
j tam Stos'll swa nauke, tax
Re w krotklm czasIA howe i
llczne powstaly gm!ny.
Najwlekszego przeciwnika
chrzesclanstwa i naizael4tsze-
60 przesladowce, powo}af Pan
Bog cudownym sposobem ma
Apostolic, ale i ten, gioszac
z nlezmordowana gorllwoscia
sfowo Boze, doznawaf licznych
przesladowan, talk ze nleraz
&ycie jego byfo zagrozone.
Szeregl meczennikow tym-
czasen sic wcia3 powlekszafy.
Sw. Jakob starszy, brat sw.
Jana, zostal sciety ma rozkas
Heroda. Podobny los czekal
tez Piotra sw- ktorego Her6d
wtraclG Kazal do wiez'en,e.
Ten pierwszy papiez leza1 W
okowach "a garstce bar1ogu,
modlac sig "a Kosciof, kt6rym
rzadzi}, podczas gdy chrzescia-
ME wszedy gorace modify
zasyfall do Boga "a swego
pasterza. | wystuchaf Pan
Bog ich mod'ow: zes1al Anlo-
ia do wiezlenla, spadfy okowy
z nog Piotra sw,, a on sam
wyprowadzony cudownie po-
mledzy strzegacymi wlezien'a
zofnierzaml, odzyskuJe VOL
nose LACEY sic z bracmi.
Zydzi, wybranY przez Boga
narod, w ktorym powstat
Messyasz, mlell tel pierws7en-
stwo mlec W kosciele / ola
! tego i'm tel nasamprz6d gtosl-
Il Apostolowie nauke Chrys-
tusowa. Ale gdy 2ydzl trwali
W swej zatwardzlafosci, gdy
slepota razeni "a kare "a
morderstwo Zbawlciela, ode
pchne!; cd siebIe zbawienie
2wroc!ll sic Aposrotowie DO
pogan i wedlug rozkazu bos-
klego swego Mistrza rozeszll
sic ma "szystek SWAT, opo
wlada]ac wszedzle ewanglella.
w Jerozollmle pozostat tylko
Jakob sw. mtodszy, jake bis
kup tamecznego Koscloia,
kt5rym rzadzlf przez lat diva
dzlescla, potem / on do7naf
zemsty 2ydow; pojmanego
zawiedl1 ma dach swlatynl j Il
tamtad stracIll 90 ma ziemie,
a p%oniewa2 2yf )eszcze, vice
dobll; 20 W okrutny spos6b
TAX to 2~ydostwo, przela-
wszy krew swego Zbaw'clela,
przelaio tel pserwsza krew
wyzuawcow Chrys1usowych.
Wyda1ac Crystusa Pana M
smlerc. woiall: ,,krew lego
mech spadnie na mas , ma
dz,eci nasze!" bami ma sleble
wydali wyrek i ten spein'6
sic mai W ca1el okropnoscl,
lax to sic pokaze W clagu
epowladanla dalszego.
Jak JUL wspomnlellsmy. TO-
zeszll sic Aposto]owIe l chrze-
sclanle ma wsZystek SWAT =
samo sic przez slq rozum'e, 2e
wielkn ich Geese poda2yja do
s%tolicy naipoteanie]~2ego WOW
c2as ga swlec!e panstwa r2y a.
skiego sam ks;a2e Apostoiow
tamdotqd pospieszy1, ably
Raym, pukt srodNowy colego
znancgo wowcza~ swiatA, byi
tc2 puuNtem srcdkowym ca.
lego chI2psciaiNwa.
Rz}Mlanfe blll ma3odem
bitnym meznym. PanstNn
ch = p1"@.tj,u malucz,up, .
| grauiczalo sc lylko ma Rzymje
] najhliZsZe; okOllcy: " k"0icn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

AS1ylAlidulc "LUlWo1Y ON "
potege. zaczeli marzy6 vol
noscl i ola tego wnet sic poz'
byli zlych niedoIenych krolow
siedmlu ich tylko cd "a
tozenia Rzymu panowalc,
potem pahstwo Rzymsx,e
zostalo rzeczpospollta, rzadzona
przez senat i konsulow. Me-
diugo zada walnlaia ich ia
woluosc = zapragneli BYE
panama. innych narodow, osla-
gueh 10 tez W ter sposob, 2e
mnem' narodami zawlerali
przy,nlerza "a ich pomoca
podbi]ah Jeden kraj pc drugim,
ia iada przyczvna, hub tel
czasem / bez przyczyny. Umlell
p"t''m ] sprzym'erzone nArody
powoll zmienIac lheprZy a.
clot, przez zbyteczue wYma-
CANA, a potem le u]arzmiali.
Wien sposob zapanowall
Rzymlanle mad dzlsiejsza
Hiszpania. Francya, poludmo-
wa czescla Nlemlec, potwysep
batkanski, Grecya, poiudnio-
wo-wschednia Azya: Gala pot
nocna Afryka = jednem sto-
wen: caty SWAT owczesnle
znany, 2 ma1emi wyiatkam,
poddanY byl Rzymowl. Ne
p6}noc Europy, Azyl i W g1ab
Afryki zapuszczad sic dalej
ME mogli, DO tam NE majac
komunlkacyi, ME 2naj4c
melscowosci, W gorach, lasach
/ pnstynlach ME mogll sic
oprzec dzlkim wolowniczym
kraiowcom.
Dobrobyt bogactwa i potega
poclaga]a "a SODA zepsucie.
Talk tel hylo z Rzymisnaml.
Rellgla poganska ME tylko
ME umia]a hamowaG namiet-
noscE, ale navel wprost do
rozpusty poprowadzlia. Jedne
tylko znali cnote, meztwo,
cuoty, ]ak wiernosG, skromnosc
poswiecenie ftp. by1y rzadkie
! wyn'k&}y 20 nalwiekszej
czes5l 4 py:hy, z bo1aznl Ultra.
ty houoru | checi wywyzsze
MIA sic. To tez nlezadtugo
porzucrl' Rzymlan1e stara pro-
stote i o1dali sic zbYtkom, O
jaklch my ME many wyobra-
zenia. R7ym dostarczat oby-
watelom wszystkich wygod z
nies!ychanym przepychem,
codziennie bies'adowano W
gronie zuajomych i przyiaclo3
a EDNA bleslada kosztowafa
m'llouy, 90 nie to neclio, co
bY1o prYylemne, ale to tylko
co byto drogle. Z tym zbyt-
klein W pare sz(a rozpusta
zepsucie obycza]ow, a Re to
tel JUL ME zdolafo zaspokoic
przesyconych rozkoszaml
Rzymlau, vice pojono sic
wldoklem krwi, ME tylko
pastwIono sic mad wiasnym,
nlewolnikaml, ale setkl ich
mus'aly ma widow,skach publ.
cznych nawza]em sic mordo-
wac, lub sluzyc "a strawe cyl
kim zwlerzetom.
Taxi nar6d zepsuty ME
mog} sic JUL sam radio, to
lez powstawali me2owie spre-
2ysci, ktorzy powoli Gaia VITA
DE ujmowal1 W reke. Jedne-
go ? uIch zamordowano, ably
czasem NE siegnqt pc korone
kr6lewskq, ale luz przyjaclel
lego nmiaf t. wfadze W swej
rece utrzymac i gdy soble te
wfadze zabezpleczy}, przybral
jake tytu} imje nles2czesliwego
poprzeinlka swego naval
cezerem, c2yli cesarzem. Byf
to plerwszY cesarz Augustus,
"a ktorego czasow W ujarz-
mlou~i pr1ez Rzym1an ziemi
2]ydoWskiel narodz;i sic Pan
JezuS. Oit4d w Rzymie
rz4iZI]] ~ctsarZe, tylko ala
pOlufu znvhuwai1 kCnsu!0w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
DIR, KELLY

doswiadczony lekara, poleca SIC
S1anownc! PoIsxiei PuhljczAosci
Miesxll" kaml,nlc, Morguns
Block Groom Ii Il 2 przy drugci
licv. w Wlnonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA,
15ZLASK.

Katow; c e, w nocy z
Ponledzia}ku ma Wtorek z~naIezio.
no ma ulicy Beatty robotnixa
Adclfa Wydlaka z Kobierzyc
w pow. Raclborsk1m
niezywego. Ma prawej stronie szyi
mlaf on rane cd zgniecia 3 Gently
metry szaroka. Zab,tv mia4 oko1o
lat % by1 Cd roku zonatym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

B leIszowi G e. 27-go
Czerwca bedzie nasz Prev. ks.
prob. Meter obchodzif 25-letni
jublleusz kap4ahstwa. Gaia parafla
wezmie zywy udziaf W tel uro
ozystoscl. 6 60 Czerwca, w ktorym
to dnlu zwjazek woja"ki za}ozono
m6wiono tez 0 tenn, jabby Prev.
ks. Proboszcza uczclc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
Agenci Nv iarusa''

BERLIN WIS. >. L. Choinack
BALTIMORE, Nj. d. FIR Z%iarnowski
1625 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BREMOND, Jozef Palka
A CITY, August Eliasz sag Vanburen Str
BUFFALO.-Dekanski St. 1874 Detroit Str
ERIE: Jozef Gdaniec, 5o3 E. Is Str.
ELLIS, Jan Wysocki
GILMANN, BENTON o .MINN. wawrzyniec
WisniewSki
GOOD HARBOR, MARGIN BrzezinSki
HOUSTON, TEN Hildebrand
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. I. Jul. Wirkus-
NEW WAVERLY, Tex: J. V. Chlebowsh
PITTSBURG, l. MichalsEi +7-lsth Str
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowsk
S. From. s. Beel Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
SHAMOKIN PA. w. P. Stelnach 1902 Chestnu
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS. Max Paprocki, aIa3 Ilsmark Str
ST. HEDWlG Ten. Iozef Zizik
ST. ANNA, AnGrzej Patrykas -.
ST PAUL, MINI, Jan Sadowski 24o Edmund ;
SPRING VALLEY, ILL, Adam Tulodnelk.
TOLEDO: Antoni Frydrychowicz 27o7 Lagrange
WAUSAU Waclaw kryszak, AS Washington
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
,Gfeksandra OhodY Ii dok}a9ay
. Slow n / K
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI {
ANGIELSKO-POLSKl
NGIELSKO-POLSK

zostas juz ukohczony odesaany tym, kt6rzy przyshai ma dzee
10 prenumerate. DMelo to jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle 70 zoconemi
gtuuiEaml: zavierajacy 924 stronnc ,wyraznego druku n a dobrym pa
pierre. Kosztuje tylko 4 dohry: Dzie}o to jest porzebne kazdeEnu Po-
hkoyi " Ame5yoe, ktory tn ob1at sobie ten kraj "a d1ugs ojc1ysne;
bez znajornesci teo jezyka ME MONA tn prowadz1c zadnego interesu
ami zalmowac posed W urzedach, biurach It'd. Tu W Ameryc G opr6cs
ojczystcgo jezyka angielsklego zuajomosd innych jezykow jest zgoAa
nepotrzebn?.. Kto op6oz swego jeayka, umie pc angelsku, wszedzisw
sazej dlugiej szerokiej A5neryce roznd"i sic lnteres oa"<awi Ko
,umie pc angiehku, choeiaa ME piynnie,, htCo znagdze pace, po-
rads 5atwo wybranym bye moe ma jh RAD :" hA Mach bs
jezyka ,angieskiego najbardzej wykszta $ony oAowiek p ozostaje v
lyle zatsp v wssnym Interests kaAdege to mieszkajaeege Poaka
ala nieamielaagch 20 anwalsLv d lest nP? ;s aA.P polsk9 Angi eizi sens
ak GA n ~gisiski Angels hoPolski, albowiem W lynne
aiowniku {atwo zndezt co macy polsHe siowo W lezyku angidskim
4 sIowo angishkie c znaczy W iezyku polskim. Kazdy leden, kt6ry tn
" Ameryce chce pozostad, pa ~inlen mice s1ownik ten W swoip donui
a kazdego, czy on robotnik, rzemiesnik, farmer, brznesta, har{tlarzlub
urzednik, powinno to dzie}o zna]dowa6 sig pod reka: Cy kto s'ehce List
snpielski Fl ma jezyk polski, ME moe obyc sig bz siownika Polsko
-Anngidsklego i .Angelsko- P9lskiego. Nlzka Gena tego daiea jest taA
Przyse}ajcie ma mole rece pc A doary a kazdemutstewnh
n~atychmiast wyse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

Lcszno o.. w Lesznlc W
%kslestwlc Poznansklem zostaI
p"h}osos]awjonv dnia 1.go I'm.
W tan te.jszym koScleie paratialnym
zwl2zcE maIzeilski pomredzy pa
nem Janem karolem MaGkowskim,
redaltorem ,.Now'u RacIDor-
sklch'' a rannq EVA harSnicNa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

r. a ostYnla PREY Bale.
w ponledzla4ek <wlateczny by4by
sic 10. letui syn p. Piotra Kus-
bera, mlstma stolarskiego przy
kqp;eli utopil, gdyby go l~istonosz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

Cd M wi C.. Ma mocy
wyzszego nakazu przeprowadzlIl 3
zm. IAN darm1 l policyanci "a gra-
NICE wszystkich pc tuteiszych
cegielnlach pracu jacych roDotnl
kdw z Gallcyi. Dla pracodawc6w
nlema ~ ztad k1opot, DO braku
zagranlczuych robotntkow niczem
ME MONA %zastapic, gdyz robotnlcy
tutejsl wola pracowac 90 kopal-
mach l hutach. Kilku pracodaw-
COW bedzie musialo nlezawodnie z
tego powodu p~orozrywac k~ontrakty
dostawy bardzo sic ogranlczyG
W fsbrykacyi cegleF. 1 kiedyz sic
wydalenia skoncz2? Czyz garstka
spoke jnych robotnlkow rzeczy-
wiscie lest zdolna wystawic ca4e
panstwo ma misrepresentation?
X ozmlerz. W Zlelone
Sw1atki gra}a tn podczas nabo-
zehstwa pc a pierwszy kapela
Moczygemby q Hysoka (Stefans-
heinz. kapela, sk}adaiaca sic z sa-
mHch m}odzienc6w, gra]a bardzo
piekn!e, a co najwleceJ sic chwall,
to TO-, re gra bezp1atnie ma chwa-
le BOA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
GATHERED ABOUT BROOKLYN.

aNa,ura, CAS- with Donnclly and Girari in the
cast will be seen this week az the Lee Avenue
Acadc,n-. They will be supported By Miss May
Howard Miss Annie " EcIlcm, Miss Kitty klfsali.
George Murphy Peter Mack aud others. Besides the
regular matinees there viii be one tomorrow
Founders Day wa observed at The Adelphi Academy
last evening Charles NJ. Pratt. president Of tho
i,ustecs of the school, presided, and the Rev. DR..
Bradford paul Raymond, president OF Wesleyan Uni
ve:slty, made the principal address
Judce H. NJ Burlelgh. OF Massachusetts, will lecture
onon The Bulwarhs Of the Republic and the Moral
RESPONSIBILITIES Ct the Ballot in the Park Congreea-
tional Church this evening
Mary Tighe who stole $40 from her mistress. Mrs.
George VI. Rollins, OF No. 15f Carrost.. which she
fcund hidden under the sheets of bed sh, was sent II
make up was ariaigncj In the Eutlcr street Police
Court Yesterday. she said that the temptation was
too great and she intended to send the money to her
mother I'm ireland. She was held for examination.
Mrs Della r. potts is seeking limited divorce from
William O. Potts Of no. 2,Ol1 FultOn9i., TO whom she
was marIied in 1871. They have had twelve children
OF whom seven are still alive
The water supply In houses in the First. Second and
Fifth Wards viii be partially cut of TO-DAY while the
new thirt inch water main IS being connected with
the cd one at Clinton and JOralemon SIS
DR.. LYMAN Abbott will preach upon The Ethics OF
Mercantile Life in Plymouth Church this evening.
The new station of the Kings County Elevated Rail
road al Linwood-ave. and Eastern Parkway, viii be
opened tomorrow.
The annual meeting Of the New-Yorl state Associa-
ton OF the New Church will be held tomorrow In
the Church OF the New Jerusalem, ut Monroe Place
and Clarl-st. II will open at 10 n. M, and the Rev.
Adolph Roedcr, OF vineland, ~ j., will deliver the
annual address.
The Rev. Willard II. Robinson recently pastor OF the
First Bapts: Church in PerrepOnt st. will preach In
tie Clinton Avenue Congregational Church to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
WILL OF EDWARD SMITH.

The will Of Edward Smith. OF the clothing firm q
Smith. Gray & Co.. who left fortune estimated af
81 100000, filed in the Surrogate's office for pro
bate yesterday The requests are all to the heirs ana
relatives OF the testat0r. The executors are NJ. =.
Smith, Wilson II. Smith and Wilson f. H. Randolph.
To them left In the real estate at Fourth and
South Eighth sts, Bedfori-ave and Rodney-st.. ana
Seventh and South Ninth ss the income to be divided
between Matte VI. smith and Jennie J. DusenbuIy.
The OF the real estate TO the three sons NJ p
W. f.. and W. Il. smith. No provision Is made for the
widow. she has cr dover right and property already
given TO her. The sum OF $500 Is left to Mrs. Mary e
Coon. sister OF the esator, and like sum 10 each Of
two ennddaughers. Mary l.. and Victoria L. Davidson;
81 200 TO his daughter Mrs. Aexlna " Davidson, and
pictures the ndjewelry to the daughters. ia
viii bears date OF 1853, and codicl made in 1850
gives S5.O 900 to Miss Matte NJ. Smith and $4,000
Wa rem f.. smith account OF advances TO his brothm
He Is urged TO become a member OF the firm OF smith
Gray Co. Any contestant OF the will Is TO be cut ~
with ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
AMONG THE CLUBHOUSES.
ACTIVITY OF THE CREsCEST-REsULTs OF BOWL
ING CONTESTS.

ING CONTESTS.
Thomas A. Eddy. the chairman Of the Athletic Com
mittee Of the Crescent Athletic Club. has handed In
his resignation TO the Board ~ Governors. He IS
going TO south America on brsnc5s trip and expects
be In lucnos Ayrcs until next January and cOnsc-
quently will be unable to LOOK after the work OF the
most important committee In the club. The vacancy
has not been led hut 1t Is probable that william II.
Ford Charlie, ~ sherman will be asked take the
plncc The work the new country house ut Bay
Ridge f. going rapidly and il +, expected that the
builder viii IT, able To fulfil his contract and turn over
the building. rady 10 be finished by April IL. The
house T. incloscd. the windows in the plaster is
and there fires in the furnaces. The addition OF
even TO the athletic field Is great improve
mcn 1t will be devoted to baseball lacrosse. cricket
and such games, willie the old field viii be laid ont in
tennis courts When this Is done the club Will have
over thirty courts.
With the new house and new field. the only thing
which the Crescent will need is adequate
dty house. II Is the largest club In Brook
yn and has ~ the smallest houses The
club has iuIry oufgrown itself and has had
all Us energies taken up With the country
side Of Its life. The talk OF buying or building
suitable house is by no means dead. and Is sure 10
accomplish something as the other works arc
finished. The cuL has taken some bold ard Success
ful steps. The property at BAY Ridge is now worth
twice what 1t cost. The Crescent Cnb Wcdnes-
day sent In It's resignation as a member Of the ANA
tcnT baseball League. The members took little In
tcrcst In H. and spent about B.. 500 IN it without re-
urn. III. other clubs down Staten Island and In
Ncw-JcrScy were able 10 get good gate receipts, but
al Bay Ridge the crowds were small and the Crcs-
cents did not get ans thing like expenses.
The intcrclnb bowling Tournament; Is now finished
on Thursday evening the last games PLAYED on
decide who should have second place. between the
Carlton and Union League teams at the alleys Of tho
Lincoln club. The tnlon League won both gaines
by score Of $50 - I'll, and Of s45 to 73T. AZ cr
the games both teams entertained by the Lincoln
club at supper. Eugene ID. Berrl was toa ,tma stcr
speeches made by repreSeII ntivcs from the df
fcrcnt club, who were present to witness the final
games In the tournament. The for a the
clubs Is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
MAYOR BOODY'S SALARY BILL.

Mayor Body has had bill drafted empowering N
Board OF Estimate to fix the salaries Of heads OF depart
ments, the Excise Commissioners. members OF tho
Board Of Assessors and all other officers and employees
the city whose pay has heretofore been definitely fixes
by statute provided that shall be less than tho
SALARIES paid on February 1, 1892. The purpose
the tight. we'll the responsibility for raising
salaries In the local authorities, who shall best deter
mine whether applications for increases are warrsnp
cd and whether the city afford to pay the anounu
asked. The Mayor believes that this is home. ny
principle and that the Governor will approve Of "
measure II passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
FRAUD IN CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Another effort to pass fauducntly the Civil serves
examination has been detected by Secretary CaLpoen
Of the Civil Service Commission. John Pugh, OF ~"
I42 Jayst passed the physical examination for ponce
man. but failed in the mental examination last yea.
lie applied again in December and passed BOTH in'
excellent character Of his chirog1phy called the otser
ton Of Mr.. Campbell to his papers, and he sent ~
Pugh and asked him to write his name. The hanu
writing the same, but close questioning dsc'oSe
the fact that 1t was pughs brother and not hinsen
who had returned after passing the tests as to neS
lectual ability. The original Pugh was then sent !.
and the men who had vouched for him, ana no w.
threatened with arrest, but he laughed and sa!d
law did not the and this was FOUND 70 pf
fact A law wiz Be passed In relation to sucn =
representation.
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Several players made higher averages for the time
they played. but only took part In few games
The contestants will give n dinner to the winners
Of the Lincoln team al the Union League Club on
February %. IL Is expected that 300 persons
will be present.
The annual dinner OF the Algonquin Club was held
on Thursday evening at the clubhouse Clinton-s
and Firt Place. Covers were laid for sixty five
members by the steward George Blaney. The house
was hand omcly decorated and an OF ches RI played
during the dinner President Richard II. Lainbeer,
jr made the opening address. The toasts were as
follows: "The Chief II the Algonquins,o which was
drunk standing and silence; '"The Algonquin Club, y
Tbomas H. Troy; "The Country We Live in,' william
+. Ford: "Our sister Societies." Albert C. Wheeler ;
.Thc Bench Polce-JuFice william Watson; "The
left H." Charles 5. sanxay; "The Bar Assistant
District Attorney John Z. shorter 1.-THE Ladies', y
Ad,phe j. Klar; "The Miliary.p Captain william F.
ponpev After the formal toasts there were many
songs aud stoncs
The Wildwood Club, OF Flatbush, on Wednesday night
named February 70 the date OF Its annual re-
ception The club had supper in he clubcafe last
evening. Plans are being made for a progressive
oncbrc porty 10 be held on March /.
There IS q great deal OF interest In bowling
in tbo Hanover Club and the alleys are fully occupied
every afternoon and evening.
The Carlton Club also Is doing a great deal OF
bowling On Monday night the tournament Of four
teams OF five men each was finished but the end is
NOT vet The team composed OF d. Master. ir., X. j..
shines A. d. DOard. c. spencer and C.. Gore was
lied for first place with that composed OF Il. A..
Dcnnson. ii. G.. siegman. H. Dollard. W. j. Dollard
anu The a. Manbasset Club gave reception at Remsen
Hall on Tuesday evening =,
'" Wu i Bradford addressed the members of tho
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Montauk Club last evening on "The W9nde's es The
Polar World-the Greedy Expedition. , I ven
by tbs club supper was served after the a a,
" Tho oxford Club will give reception 10 "o"''" WI
large and enthusiastic gathering Of memper r,d ",
puests OF the Wavery Young Mems Cup ns , ,h
an address on Abraham Lincoln. delivered a. VI s
hons on Wednesday evening BY John IL. ~ ,h
who was personal friend and legal assocle vi ~,
Wnrtvr President on Wednesday evening hSA'
Colonel Alexander s. Bacon will address the ciup;
The Board OF Governors # the BROOKLYN frrss N,no
on Friday Lon sed the hrecs brownStone n1uSe W.
IN safest near Court for clubhouse me meln
hcrslip Is now nearly 100, and the club has ain,oac
n 600 on depost In the Peoples Trust company
The next meeting OF the club on March o. VIII NC
held In the new Souse.
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DID HE SEND sL4yDERoUs LETTERS

Christoper Smith, young man twenty years on
was arraigned in the Lee Avenue Police Court yessr
day. to answer charge OF sending sanderous let'e"
through the mails. The complainant was Mrs. bsr
tram Frey the wife OF Louis Frey manager of Devees
variety company. She lives at No. pos ElleryA
\ week ago the woman's husband received lett0
purpcyting from smith, in which he declsrvs
that Mrs. Frey In the habit OF receiving memoeI:
Mr.. Frey showed the letter to his wife, and the mu~
visited Justice Goettng's police conrt and cansea
having written the lSeter, out his mind is believed -
be unbalanced. The court remanded him for trial -
Tuesday,
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WHO rs THIS STRANGE MAN?
Police Superintendent Campbell received this letts
Empire CITY. Ore. Fob. o. 1892.

Empire CITY. Ore Fob. o. 1899.
Chief Of Police. BROOKLYN CITY.
Dear Sir: / medal was found here the mountains
bearing the inscription "Nolunteer Fire Asscca,i m
BrOoklyn City W. D., Close by IL camp,d
who acted very strange. would not allow himself 10
be sccn but and hid on the approach OF any one
AS well be ascertaincd from appearance and
what Is found in his camp. he has been In good cir
cunstances. w~,fs good clothes. etc. Now. II you
can throw light on this matter would be Obliged
for the information. The medal has II hook and
ladder fireman's cap. etc. The owner OF II has been
IN the mountains but short time. Very Ie.pectfuly
T. T. SIGLEN.
Sheriff Empire CITY. ore.
Tho veteran volunteer fremen could not decide as
TO tho identity of the man. but OF them thought
TINT IL might be sllns Boone. who was cashier in the
Inter nal Revenue Collectors Office few years ago and
went away under n cloud for Irregularities his
counts II !, thought thai he have wandered
away and taken w n hermits life. he a great
hunter and fisherman and has not been heard OF for
some years lie belonged 10 the old volunteer fire
force and the badge Of the Exempt Association agrees
with that found II Is said that he to New south
Wales and afteryard to Oregon. Robert Holman an
old brooklyn fireman. lives In Portland ore. and he
will be asked to look into the case. II tho man is
Poons. hA Y srphahly eW - kia MUD