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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
A Soy Injured.

FAIBMoNT. W. VA, April Is. The
twelve year old son Of Jacob Wat
kins, the fireman at Monongah mills,
six miles from here, vas shooting at
mark placed against the powder
magazine, with small fleubert or
cat rife this afternoon about five
O'Clock. From some cause ball en-
tered the magazine and the wh lie
contents, two hundred kegs, explod-
ed with terrible noise. As the mag
azine is some distance faom the town
no damage was done exert to the
boy. who is horribly burn and dis
figured from wounds received.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Correspondence.

From the SPIRIT Of jefferson:
Mrs. George A. Porterield has
been visiting friends in Martinsburg.
Judge Faulkner has reduced the
jury fees in Jefferson $500 the past
year.
Mrs. G.. Boyd Harlan, of Berkeley
county, visited her brother, Mr.. r.
D.. Keerl, and sisters, the Misses
Keerl.
A corporation election, at which
one councilman for each ward is to
be elected, will be held in Charles
town, on the fourth Thursday in
May.
Mr.. Ben. Dooley, drum soloist of
the Martinsburg City Band, who has
made reputation as skillful man
ipulator of the ''sticks," and his sis
ter, Miss Bette, of Martinsburg, Wis
tied the family of Mrs. Jennie Sou
ders. Miss Bessie Souders returned
with them for two weeks visit.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

The war dogs of the briny deep,
that haze assembled at Hampton
Roads, represent the leading powers
of the world, and furnish an exhibit
ton, not alone Of fighting strength,
but of how much stronger are the
bonds of peace than of war. Now it
is salutation, hospitality, reciprocity,
and Uncle Samuel, the Yankee, is
there with cold Glory" welcoming
oil
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Mother and Babe Starved.

WHEELING, W. VA, April ls-A
shocking discovery was made by the
town authorities of Bridgeport, a
suburb of this city, to-day. In an
Italian boarding house Mrs. M. Bos-
STA and babe few days old were
found in the last stages of exhaus-
ton from starvation and neglect.
The mother and child, the latter then
one day old, were shut up in a room
Saturday by the husband, who went
off on a spree. The cries of the in
FAINT attracted attention to-day, Off
GERS entered the room, but too late
to save either the infant or the moth
er, both dying this evening.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

LuRAY, Va, April l8.-Ambrose
Majors and John Green, colored boys,
broke iuto and robbed the home Of
DIR. A. L Wolfe, of Shenandoah
Sunday night. securing $50. The
boys we're arrested. and are now in
Jail at this place. The postoffice at
Shenandoah was broken into the
same night, and stamps to the value
OF 500 stolen.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
A Physicians Suicide.

BLuEgIELD, w. Va April l8.-Dr.
j. W. Stafford, a prominent pbysi-
clan and wealthy citizen of Graham
two miles west of Bluefeld, COM
mitted suicide to-day by blowing his
brains out with pistol. Four cart
ridges were snapped before the pis
toll fired. The ball entered Stafford s
left eye. He stood before the mir
row and fired the fatal shot, then
walked across the room, fell in his
wife's arms and died. Ill health was
the cause. He leaves a valuable
property. The deceased will be
buried with Masonic honors.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Refused Her Fortune.

DETROIT, MICH, April 16.-Al-
bert W. Ryerson, of Boston, has ar
rived in this city to wed Miss Vina
Marsh. He says that Mrs. Henry
Miller, the eccentric widow, who has
married her Canadian coachman, Of
fered him (Ryerson) 100000 cash
in hand, 5000 per month spending
money and agreed to will him the
most valuable portion of her estate
if he married her and adopted the
name of Hitler. Ryerson refused all
these temptations, he says in order
to marry Miss Marsh, who though
not rich, is young and good looking
and believes his stories implicitly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

See here, Mr.. Cleveland, there is
some trouble brewing about gold
and the balance of trade is running
against US. That viii not do
Neither man or nation can afford to
buy more than they SELL Look a
little bit out now, or as the witness
said the other day, keep your back
with shirt on, otherwise, that con.
founded balance might bring along
some ruin.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Nora MAoHREE.-There was very

NORA MAcHREE.-There was very
pleasant surprise in store for those
who attended the performance of
" Nora Machree" at the Grand last
evening, There was a good sized
audience present. The piece is the
one in which Sadie Seaman made
such a success. The star in the piece
is Clara Coleman, an actress who has
been identified with Irish plays.
Last night she captivated the audi
ence from the start She is decided
ly clever actress, dances well, sings
several pretty songs very we'll indeed.
Barry O'Neil, in the part of"Larry, y
was good. The company is general
ly good, and tie piece is pleasing
performance. The scenery is all ne "
and very fine. At the matinee per-
formacce to day, feature of special
interest to the ladies and children
will be reception held on the stage
after the matinee, to afford those de-
string to do so, the opportunity to
meet the little Irish American, Cla-
ra Coleman, and see the smallest
Irish pug ever imported.-Bridqe-
port Conn., Daily Union.
At Central Opera House, one night
only, May 18th.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

SAD DEATH OF Louis WoLFEs.-On
Wednesday morning last Mr.. Louis
Wolfes went to his farm, near Ia
bler's Station, to attend to some work
there, and upon getting ready to re-
turn, he thought he would bring a
load of lathes, which he had sold to
Mr.. Brandenburg, and on going from
Tabler's he was told to take the back
road, and at Rauch's crossing, in
stead of turning toward Martinsburg
he mistook the road and drove
straight on. While coming down
the steep hill near Mr.. J. W. Sny-
der's mill and residence, it is suppos-
ed that the lumber slid forward and
Mr.. Wolfes was thrown under the
wagon. No one saw the accident,
and how it happened is not known ;
but it is supposed, from the condi.
tion in which the almost lifeless body
was found, that when he fell forward
from the wagon, he was caught and
dragged, the wheels passing over him
from the groin to the shoulder, and
MASKING in the back part of the head.
The accident occurred about 4 p M,
and he was found few minutes az
ter, but never regained conscious
ness. His son, Adolph, along with
DR.. Baker, arrived just in time to
see the end. The body was brought
to Mr.. Adolph Wolfes', with whom
he had made his home, and the fune-
raj services will probably take place
from there to-day. no positive ar
engagements yet being made
Mr.. Wolfes was resident of this
place many years, and is well known
over the whole county. He was a
good citizen, and by his thrift and
enterprise, gathered considerable
property. Five sons, Chas. H., Lou
is, Adelph, Henry and Fred, survive
him.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
MAN THE MASTER.
Only One Real King Of the Beasts and
He is Coming Here.

80 HE greatest trainer of wild an
MGIR@ imals who has ever lived, is
NlW George Arstingstall. For
Bg4@g several years before he left
SSS this, his native land, he was
the trainer of wild beasts for the Bar
mum show. Several years ago he
went to Europe and while there he
succeeded in training animals who
had never before been taught that
man was their master. As the train
er of the elephant he has never had
an equal, and it is stated positively
that he was the first man in all the
world who brought lions and tigers,
and all the other members Of the fe-
line family into complete subsection,
and made them perform all the feats
possible TO four looted beast. I'm
der his masterful control they are
made to appear as docile and as trac,
table as the most familiar of the do
nestle animals such as the horse, the
COW, the goat, the dog and the house
cat. He returned from Europe last
year under contract with the Adam
Forepaugh Shows, and was placed in
charge of the menagerie of that vast
institution. 1t is such we'll known
fact that the collection of wild ami
mails with these shows is so very
much the largest and most complete
in America, that the opportunities
presented to him were practically H.
limitable. When the show appears
here on Saturday, April 80, Mr.. Ar
stingstall will be seen in performan-
ces with wild animals that simply
defy description and the mere telling
of them would surpass belief. But
it is certainty that no one can af-
ford to miss seeing the Greatest Ex-
hibition of Trained Wild Animals
ever in existence, especially when
they can be seen together with these
Great Shows and all they embrace.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

STONED TO DEATH.-Last Friday
Lewis Hall and son, who live at
Dayy, Mcdowell county, got on a
spree together and while drunk they
ran across a man named Stancil, who
is engaged in the railroad business,
and picked a quarrel with him. No
sooner had the row been started
lilan the Halls began pelting Stancil
with stores. He was so badly beat
en- that he died Friday night. Old
man Hall is under indictment now
for the murder Of two OF the Steele
hoys at Jaeger, Mcdowell county
about q ear ago.-Charlestoa Ga
zette.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Lied from the Kick Of . Horse.

WINCHESTER, Va April l8.-Mr.
Josiah Rinker, an aged and respect
abe citizen, who resided near Gains
boroa. this county, died TO day. He
was kicked by a horse yesterday
while entering his barn and suffered
great agony until his death. He
leaves widow and three children.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

The undersigned having rented his farm
and intending to move, will sell at his
residence, IL miles southeast of Martins
burg, on what is known as the Eutzy farm
on
Monday, April 24ti, 1898,
the following valuable personal property
to-wit:
2 Good Work Horses-will work either
single or double, aged and years.
2Milch Cows--one fresh now the other
will be by day of sale.
3 Head of Hogs-two brood sows and one
registered Chester boar months old.
IS Head of Registered Dorset Sheep--2
OF which are buck, the ewes have lambs
by their sides, these sheep al guaranteed
TO run any dog out of the field and will
bear lambs twice year. 80 chickens.
Farming Utenslls--1 new Brown wagon
3 inch thimble skein and bed, / McCor.
mick mower never been used. 1 Pennsyl-
yania force feed drill, farm roller, falling
top CORTLAND buggy new, dog cart, set OF
hay ladders, spring tooth harrow, chilled
pillow, cultiyator new, lever cutting box,
sets yankee harness complete. 2 sets Of
pillow harness, 2 sets single harness, all
these harness are new, lot OF carpenters
tools and chest, forks, rakes, hoes, shovels
mattocks, ETC., l western road machine
never been used, grind stone, corn knives,
corn baskets, crow bar, digging irons,
breast and brace chains, dairy utensils
and other articles to numerous to mention.
Household and Kitchen Furniture--con-
sisting of beds and bedding, chamber
suits complete, all hard oak wood, ten
foot extension table, round center tables
with leaves, kitchen tables, 2 set dining
chairs, / set with spring leather cush on
the other cane seats, 2 large platform
rockers, six other rocking chairs, one set
of wooden bottom chairs, 8 stands, buff
fet, six hole range with large water tank
and other utensils, hole cook stove and
utensils new, SO yards of brussels carpet
never been put on floor, 25 yards of star
carpet, one Brussel, 40 yards of rag car
pet, several looking glasses, gasoline stove
with baker, rolling top desk new, one full
set of china 149 pieces, also lot of other
queens, wooden, willow and tinware, 3
washing tubs, ironing board, smoothing
irons. folding clothes-rack, patent tum-
bling churn, lot of lamps, lot of picture
frames.
Terms ofSale-A credit of twelve months
will be given ON all sums OF $40 and up
wards, the purchaser to give his bond
with approved security, negotiable and
payable at the Citizens National Bank
with interest from date, but if paid at ma
turity interest will be RENTED. Under
$40 cash. No property to be removed un-
til terms of sale are complied with. Sale
to begin at 10 O'Clock. T. G. NANKIN.
j. w. Dodd, j. r. Roberts,
Auctioneer. 1t. Clerk.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Murderer AImy's Confession

New YORK, April ia special
from Butland, VT, says that Frank
=. Almy, the murderer of Christie
Warden, has confessed to his LAWYER
that he is George II. Abbott, ths
desperate.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

The body of jefferson Davis is to
be taken up and re buried at Rich
mond Better let JEFF and John
Brown alone, with their campfire ON
the other side, ell Mr.. Tree Press?
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

The STATE League of Republican
Clubs will meet at Parkersburg,
Thursday, May 4th.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

A correspondent wants to know
how to separate the porous plaster
from the plastee. Hitch string to
the plaster and to the door, and then
slam the door.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22

Published EVERY SATURDAY at Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, at $l.50 per AMMAN in
TERMS FOR TRANSIENT ADVERTISING:
One inch 10 linesl Que time, $1.oO
Each subsequent insertion, .... 49,. go
Standing advertisements, West Virginia
Press Association Rates, Class e. on !,
basis Of SO cents per inch, per month. nMai
Der Of inches aud mouths, entitled to rea
sonable discount.
KEspeeial positions % to sS5s per cen,
additional.
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Oio.

BRILL.-In Hagerstown, Sunday,
April 9th, 1898, Mr.. George Brill,
ST., an old and respected citizen.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 90, 1893.

4.Paws circus Saturday next.
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OLE gudependeut,

J. N. wtsNER, editor and Proprietor.
North Queen ST., Martinsburg, W. Va
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
DUBLIC SALE
l. of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

The undersigned having rented his farm
and intending to move, will sell at his
residence, IL miles southeast of Martins
burg, on what is known as the Eutzy farm
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
Low Prices That Mean Something.
Lowest Prices, Quality Considered

You will consider price without quality why
not do business together We
call, and that leave your convenience.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Choragiew Polska gr. So " Brooklyp,
aby wssyscy stawili sic na posiedzenie
dnia IL grudnia Dr., albowiem bedzis
wybierany komitet M rok 1894. Ola To-
go te4 to Posiedzenie pod kars 80 0,
ably sic wszyscy jak jeden mas stawili
wybrali komitet dobry, DO cd tego IA
le4y wzrost Towarzystwa oalsgo. Oar
l cs'onk6w nowyoh Przyjmows6 sic
bedzie wiec kto ma xamiar wstap't
niechsj przybedzie M to posiedzenis,
pod No. $50 : 3rd st. . tam 1ostsnis
Prsyjety ] wsselkie informacye udsielo
ne mu beda. u brstniem po1drowis-
MEM - Jan Adamczyk, sekr. gr. 81.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

W Sobote 25 listopada odbyiy sic
staraniem TowarzyHtw Polskich Soko-
low " Buffalo, poPisy gimnastyczne
polacEone . teatrem i balem.
o godzinie 8sj minut 85 z-agrzmial
sygnsh wydany M trabce pr.ss nas.s-
60 sranowuego prefssOra muzyti, pans
Rassejc, ktorej odgios uczynilsS okol6w
Pcsagil kt6rym podiug karnosci pre-.
pisu Rinnsstyczuego po komendzie:
Biczue sci ami palcem ruszy6 wzbronio-
no. q s~systencyR muzyki zaipiewsno
marsz Sokol6w. Pc u~kofczeniu, Wy.
prowadzii pan nauozyoiel gimnastyb,
Edmund DEiuk, Sokolov, pan6w Ar
czykowski l., Kosciulek, Arczykowski
II. Zydowicz i Mrugowski ma scene tur-
nieju. C~Siczenia wykonane Swiadczy-
iy, 4e czionkowie okazali side nadzwy-
czajnA zwinncse l zrecznos6, ktora
I Mich prawie akrobst6w przedstawisls,
. ME skromnych Sokol6w. Publicznt q
uzpajac zdolncsci, wynadgradEsla ME
przerwanemi oklsskami. Dsklamacys
20 Polsko mowor" wrussyia niejednego
do iez pani Wisniewska deklamows-
"a Z takiem uczuciem i tax piskna Wy.
move, 4s tylko polka jest " stanie tc
wykonac. Teatr, nO6rka Swatka", ode
grano przez panic l.. Olbratowsks, 81
Kryszts f xiewioz, panow St. Krugowski
Wojciechowski, Sydorewioz 1 Kmiele
wski. Amatorki l amstorzy pojeli sws
role bardEo dobrze, gra byia znAkomita
kostjumy bardzo dobrane, / tn pabli
cznosc nile skapiia oklask6W kohcr
menolog .Oon Juan" uliczny, mowiony
Przez pana Mrugowskiego, wywoial tai
ogromne oklaski, 1e GAIA sala drzals
Utwory muryczpe pana professors R,
sle.6 byly doborowe i pieknie wykons
ne. Bal nastepujacy byi tax familijny
skromny, jak mo2na sic spodEiewa'
cd ludzi statecznych / h~onorowyeh
Pieknych tWarzycrek M balu bylo Ii
czuie, to tea Sokoli ! ich goscis, tahczy
Ii do samego rama. = Czes6 Sokolou
ponkim " Buffalol
Jeden z gosci. = J6sio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

= Niniejszem z~awiadsmism czlon-
k6w Tow. Jana III Sobieskiego, grupy
" " Chicago, Ill. 70 ma posiedzeniu
k~wsrtalnem dnia 29So pszdziernika r.b.
zspadia uchwais, iz kstdy czlopek Jest
obowiazany plscic miesiecznie % cent.
M umorzenie diugu oi4tacego m hall
P~ulaskiego. w imieniu s~dministracyi,
T. KosmoWski, sekr.
= w niedziele dnia 10 b. M. odbylo
sic W hall p. Ruszczyka pod No. 864
Tod uL. " Cleveland, o. posiedzeuis
m~iesiecEue Tow. nSynowie Polski" gr.
lab u. N. P.
Ma posiedzeEiu TEN miedzy innemi
zalstwiono tskte sprawe nominacyi kan.
dydasow ma prEysziYoh urIsdnikow to-
warzystwa. Zebrsui czlonkowie grupy
lab Pragneli bardzo, ably dotychezsso
Wy zsrzsd pozostal ma Z. 1894, leeE pre-
yes Tow. Synowie Polski q vice cenxor
q. N. p. OBJ. s. LewGndowski Oswald.
cyl kstegorycznie, il nominacyi ME
przyjmie, PonieVaz jego zdsniem:
Sdobro kazdej instytucyi Wymsgs,
ably jeji zarzad 90 rok sic zmisnial. Je.
aei ma czele jakiejS instytucyi stoja
ciagle Of sami urzednioy, to Z pewnoScia
takiej instancyi tworzy sic kliks, kt6-
rel zdawsc sic bedzie, ke ona Jest cssem
towsrzystwem", Otto slowa OBJ. S. Ls-
wandowskego. Poglsd ten podzielali
" zuPelnoSci | wszysoy inni urEednicy
nsszej gruPy, Wieo nieohcieli sic o
nj Egodzic ma Przyjscie n~ominacyi. Mu-
Hiauo zatem wybrsc nowYch ksndyda
tow. Ksndydstami tymi e: M prsz.-
PIP. J6zef Glowczewski i Teodor zol
nowski; ma vice. prsz-pp. Ignsoy
Gl6wczewSki 1 Sylvester MuszJ hski;
ma sekr. 6n.-pp. MsrOin Msieoki ! Mi
obai Adaszkiewioz; IA sekr. prot.-pp,
Kazimierz Wola6ski | Stan. Bialkow.
ski; M kasyers-Pp. SzymOn Rozpio-
chowSki ! Jossf Maleoki; ma msrszssks
PIP. Msryan PswlOwski | Frsnoiszsk
Laskowski; ma opiskunow kasy-pp,
Josef GOsebiswsh, Jan ogrodowIcz,
Jozef Slsdz, Jan Wisniewski, Jak6h
Grzschoviak, Bfouislsw Cywihski; ne
odz visrnego-pp. TeOsl Rsdmsr ! An
toni hs~rohlewicr; ns chorsasgo-pp'
Jozef Bofyk ! Jozef Piaskowsk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
Wiadomosci z z~agranicy

,Vcsis,he Zsitung" odebraia =
Kowns pry ~atny telegram, ktory dono
81, ae wladze m~eskiewskie kazaiy Fam
kns6 kosci6i katolicki W Kroszu " GU
bernii k~owiehskiej. Rad rosyjski M
kauai, ably koacioi zamk"ieto lecz para
FAME, ME chcsc ma to zezwoli6, dzieh I
noe przebywsli W kosoiele. Pewnej
nocy przybyl oddIiai kozak6w Z guber
nstorem k~owiehskim M czele, wdar2 sic
do kosciola 1 zaczsl wiernych wyganis6.
Parsfsnie stawili op6r,lecz dzicz kozac-
ka ut.la broni / zmusRa ich do opusr-
czenia koscio,a. w kosciele kozacy
zamordowali 20 osob, q przeszlo 100
rsnili. Me zadowolniwszy sic tenn
puscili sic "a uoiekajscymi " pogod,
zabijsjao ksadego, kt6rego dostali. q
ucieksjscych skoczyio wielu do rzeki
gdzie snierc ieh ~spotkala;-a " liczbie
tel znaidowsly sic kobiety j drieci.
= Berlihska policya wspolnie Z fran
cuska doklsda wszelkioh starah ably
przychwyoic zbrodnisrzy, kt6rzy pre-
slali cesarzowi Capriviemu piekielne
maszyny.
- Dow6dca rewolucyonist6w bra
xylijskich Mello opuscii przystah ! wy.
jechsl M morze I nsjlepszemi swemi
statksmi = ably ME wpuscic do portu
okrety, ktore ~niedavno Rad zakupii.
Donosza. . prezydent brazyliiski
Peixoto traci ma sympathy codziennie :
armis rewolucyonist6w powieksza sis
znacznie.
w Konstantynopolu bywa pre-
cietnie so wypadk6w cholery / II
smierci dziennie.
w PsryAu pevieu snarchiEta IN
strzelil i~nspektora policyinego p. Cul
SON = W ohwili gdy ten chcial q
aresztowa6.
= Hr. Hompesch, czlonek centrum
wzni6sl W niemieckiej rsdzie pahstw'
o odwoianie dekretu, ma mocy kt6ree,
wydalono z Niemczech JeIuit6w
wniosek Hompescha przeszedl 81 gso
sami. w debatach ME brsia udziaiV
partys r1sdowa. Me jest ~jeszoze RE
CA pewns ozy Jezuici powr6ca d.
Niemczeeh. P~rzeslkody mogs Stawis'
rads z~wiazkowa i rzady Pojedyhczycl
pshstw ~niemieckich.
-Ludnose W Marocco jest bsrdzo wzbu
rzona Z powodu zajsc " Melilla. Mot
przyjse do t. Z. ,swiesej wojny" poc
ohoragwia Mshometa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
P~osiedzenia grup Zwia
zkowych.

= J. Adamik, sekr. gr. 81 " Brook
lyE, N. Y. ~zawiAdamia wszystkich czlon-
k6w tego Tow, 70 posiedzenie odbe-
die sic dnis IL grudnia T. b. Ma tenn
pcsiedzeniu bedzie wyb6r komitetu ma
rok 1894. Kto SIC ME stawi raphael 30
cent. ksry.
- A. Wlochslski, sekr. I'm. Tow. J.
1 KrssEewskiego, grupy l08, zawiada-
mia ~Szanownych Ozionk6w tego Tow,
te posiedzenie ~poiroczne odbedzie sic "
niedziele W hall Pulaskiego, ns kt6re
uprzejmie zapraszs. Nieobecnoac
podpads karze wediuR konstytucyi.
= NJ. Wreblswski, sekr. Tow. Gni-
"a Polska " Chicago, zavisdsmis, 70
posiedzenie tegos Tow. odbedzie sic
dnis l0go grudnis b r. o gOdEinie 2ej
po Poiudniu, " hall P~ulaskiego PREY
Ashland ave., ma kt6rs zapraszs wszyst
kioh brsci naIsa4cyoh do Tow gdyf
watne sprswy s. do Ealatwienia. WpiS do
Tow. o Pcaowe EniAony, a possedzenis
odbywsjs sc y hall polskiej Puisskie.
60.
= WlAdyslsw JsuiSzswski sskr. Tow,
Tsieuszs KOsOiuszkO a. "a y L. Sale,
zawiadamia ozsoDk6w tegos Tow. IA
" dniu logo grudnis przyPsds pred.
roczue pOsiedzenie. ns ktorem bedEs
wybrsns nova administrators ma rok
1894. Kaady OzlOnek winien sic stawit
pod obaws kary 80 o.
- Niniejszem zswisdsmiam wuzy-
stkioh czionk6w Tow. w. v. Przyby.
ssewski gr. I92 z. N. P. " Philsdel
phia, Pa. sby kaady stawil sic ma po-
sisdssnie missieszns ktore sic odbedzis
dnis 10 grudnis o gods. n 20 pOsudniu
" Keystone hall r6g Girsrd I German
town ay. dls salstwienis waanej sprs-
Wy. b. WIKI, sek.
- z~Swisdsmia sic -. oslonk6w Tow,