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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TIE COURTS.
FIGHTING FOR AN ESTATE.

UNDUE INFLUENCE ALLEGED

UNDUE INFLUENCE ALLEGED.
The contest the will OF Richard j. Clarke who
died at Planfeld. y. j.. last June begun In the
Surrogatcs Court yesterday Mr.. Clarke came to this
country from England about sixty years ago. and
opened a coffee house IN Maiden Lane. He retired
from business about the time Of the Civil War; and
went to live at the St Nicholas Hotel. lie never
married lie left estate valued ut nearly $2ooOoo
the bulk OF which was bcqucathcd to Mrs. Annie ~
Schel and her relatives. While living ut the ST.
Nicholas Hotel Mr. Clarke made the acquaintance OF
Mrs. Arson House. widow. They became friends.
and Mr. Clarke adopted her son. Arson Clarke House
Mrs House and her died about ten years ago. and
Mrs. schc q niece Of Mrs. House. took their place
In the affection OF Mr.. Clarke. Mrs. Schcl went to
Plainfcld y. j.. with Mr.. Clarke last June. Mr.
Clarke died June TO- lie left will dated Novem-
Der o. $50 and "a cOdlc executed September .. 1e0l
Mrs. Alice A. Schel and Arson &. House were named
as executors The principal contestants are william
J. Clarke and George Il. Clarke who about seventy
years old. They allcge that Mr.. Clarke was COM
plctely under the influence OF Mrs. Schcll and was
not competent to make Will. benjamin F. Lee ana
". H. L. Lee witnesses to the WILL testified as TO lts
proper execution and said that they had heard OF
viii being drawn in 1887, but had not seen II. Will
inn Mitchell. who received bequcst Of 1000. tcsti
fled to the proper execution OF the cOdicn. MIS-
Sche testified that Mr.. Clarke was eighty two years
old at the time Of his death, and gave ner own age
MS forty years. She said that she had known Mr.
Clarke since her childhood and for number Of years
previous his death had visited him frequently nj the
ter. She had nurscd him at the hotel. but always
paid her bonrd while there. She denied that sh"
had refused to allow his relatives to him. She
admitted that the codlcl In her handwriting.
The examination Will BE- continued to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
HIS INTENT NOT SHOTN TO RE CRIMINAL

The Indictment for grand larceny found against
Carlton H. Belts, "A real estate agent at 40. 132 East
rifly-seveDth-st., dismissed In General sessions
yesterday the recommendation OF the District
Attorney. The evidence, Il said. not strong
enough to secure conviction. David Elan. lawyer
in the Stewart Building. charged that Ecs obtained
$500 frUm him In august, 1891 by false representa-
lions. Belts said that he wished to deposit the
money In nughkcepse bank, rs an aid In getting his
note discounted there. lie MOI 10 spend the
money. The lawyer declared that Belts used the
money and that he had tried 10 have note dis
counted ut the bank. The defendant Ind been under
81 800 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
REPORT OF TROUBLE on THE READING DENIED.

Pottsvillc, Penn. Jan. 4.-Troube is threatening
between the Reading Railroad and those OF its en-
gineers and fremen who belong to tie Brotherhood
and Kindred organizations The patch-up OF troubles
Of last fall only temporary and the Reading man.
agemcnt is said to be preparing for another struggle
Applicants By the being examined and en-
gineers certificates being given freely TO old
lremen. The Brotherhood men openly assert that
they are aware the company is preparing 10 order
them TO leave their association the company's
employ and that the fight will soon be declared
Reading, Penn. Jan. 4.-rhe Reading officials In this
city pronounced ,l story Of impending trouble to be
without the slightest foundation. There Is absolutely
nothing In It," said superintendent q. d. Whcomb.
II there was should know something about IL.
motion, but tha. Is not new"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Generul Term-Beiore Van Brnnt r. J..
oBn,n aud Foett JJ-Nos 20. u. e.. ". IL. ~ "a.
"'suren,e Court-Chanbcts-B Barrett. J.-Mo-
u0 i%Eme'rc Cu f"rmrort Iefore Low.
pG%5 syo5ia' POS. zoos zoos 2Oli 2OI2 2O3. 2oii.
O5 zole o23 232S 1925 cS37 Too RI SSt' Truax
Nos eo 40 40; Pts 22o iaso -; 23e2 i Illg
Isl Isl G z. ' 4:S5 20 as5 s!co 2sO 3s'
-Z cr3 ut toaf,- Fat I-nctoic Ingrahar NO.
oi7 1898 1919. liioa 23j $50. 227i 1856. 557 SOL.
Circuit CoGGt.lart i1Bcctc Patterson J-Cascs from
rug Circuit cour-part I-cfore Beach. J.ca,cs om
Circuit COut-Port Iv-Bcforo Andrews. J.-cases fom
cSYwI' Of T Ecnq 2s, 'rS viii I'D y w s s
sussn.an george W. Fuller, Thomas Osborne samuel L.
Comm Tsr"nfo5s nss %;
Cannon Pleas-spceiai Term-Dcfore DAILY. c. j.
csSS ssoe fe e,os Ss tern
$50. o7' so7 Coo. c2i' dSi 49, H. oss 1000. 1902
c mmon rie.s-Trll Term-rarts II and III-AdjOurncd
s@Eeri%', coa@It-s%Ssiai Term-Heforo Dusro. NO
superior toar.trdaty rerr-nefore sc1gwlch, C. j.
800, lsS OBJ 40 ,o a. o to ,1 lo o ss 2'
Superior CourtTrla TcTmrar. iG.forc ';ilasrsleeye
Nos. 1872. 1870, 222G. 17o 1862. 1851 1870. 1900
sapcS@r ccsrcr,1l Tcrm-rar IIrrefG,c FrSed%an
superior court-Tral Term-rart III-Boiore McAdam
ciy ap sIS 2 is Mea iS1
city 6ogr,a 1o Tc n, ,Ta iseiors HeGsrn
1893 1870 1910 ,.t ,Sts ,2tS i $40 ,@iS 800 1917
1867 1859 1911 IT: 1878 l27t 1910 1877 1850. 1882
1893 1885, 1887 1888 1890 1921 1872, 1898 1894 l2o5
1898.
ty osa 1877 co., cr% s s o Hfn o wyefo
5i7 i02i o53. Gol. 4o2 $50 lo2 1903 1864 loi? 400
,O4' 4os 1913, 81, So. $50, 49, 2o2 44s. 40, As7
cry Court Trial Tcrn,paH IlIDci?re r,gsImon. J.
1907 1905 1909 1910. 1871. 1912. 1918. 1914. 1915
City Court--Tral Term-Part Iv-Before Hewburgcr J.
Short causes Nos 1907. 246 24s4. 2359. 1851 1905.
2I75 21s7. 1913.
Court Of General scssions-Pa;t I-Bcforc smyth n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
MI. AND MRS. EUGENE LEIGH NOT DIVORCED.

Judge Lawrence. OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
dismissed the action brought by Margaret Leigh for
a divorce from her husband. Eugene Leigh the well
known horse owner Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh separated
several years ago. She sued him for separation In
August. 1871, on the ground OF Abandonment ana
charged him with undue Intimacy with Mrs. Eleanor
Gardner, wife of Charles W. Gardner, an agent for
the society for the Prevention OF Crime. Mr. Gard
ner secured a divorce from his wife on account OF
her relations with Mr.. Leigh. Mr.. Leigh brought a
counter suit, charging his wife with inhdcfiy with
Henry Anderson. n jockey. Pending the trial OF the
case the court awarded Mrs Leigh SD week All
mony aud 1850 for counsel fees. Mr.. ana MIS- L"En
became rcconcllcd recently and when ~ H. lunincl'
In bchaH Of Mr. Lggh moved to dismiss the action
Mrs Leigh did not oppose. George W. Dease' cou''-
sci for Mrs. Leigh. had stipulated with her that ne
should receive onclid OF any award or allmony thAl
he should recover for her. and intinaicd that INC
reconciliation was merely scheme 10 driiaud MN
~ his He asked that n rcf'Icc DC ap
nointcd 10 pass upon his rights. Judge Lawrence re
fused 10 grant the request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TESTIMONY IN THE EICITLER WILL CONTEST

Probate Clerk BERNARD !. Iinney ht"rd 'NIucHce
rs referee Yesterday morning In the contest over the
will Of John Elchlcr the Morri>ania brewer. Mr..
FIchleI died last August in the Flhcshomer ioi near
Collhclm Rhcinialt-, Germany. where he had gone
I'm search Of health. His Will. which was executed
January H. la92. gave his entire estate" inoudlng his
stock In tho John Echlcr Brewing Company, to his
wife Marie Tichlcr. formerly MI shH'l, ana max
ing her executrix. When thc VIII was offered Tor
urolate objections 10 It were fled In behalf Of Anna
kotberipo EIchlcr who alleged that sLe had been
married 10 Mr. Eichcr at FI,dewald. Germany. July
"a l-52 She alleged that Mr.. EcLlcr was undnii
Influenced 10y Marie scgcl. Adam f"hs nrd tI'i
crick C. Fischer Witnesses to the Will, ustlld that
MIR Eicller VAS competent to make bis VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
80 FALLING OFF FROM TIE OLD EXCELLENCE

The high character Of The New York Ledger Is
well sustained by It's recent issues. TIL" Christmas
number CONTAINED contributions by Maurice Thompson.
Minnie IInuk Helen Marshall North. tbs Rev. ,. T..
Cndman, Mrs. william Winter. Mrs. l.. d. l.. y.
southworth and other wellknown authors. new
serial story BY Amelia r. Barr, entitled "A singer
from the sea- and n novelette, hy Miss Marietta
Iolley (' Josiah Aliens WIFE," are among the good
things which will shortly appear. Robert Bonner =
sons the editors and propnctor. authoritalivcly AN
nouncc that there Will he no step backward in man
mining the character and attlactiycncss Ol rnc
I,tpcrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TRAINS DELAYED on THE BRIDGE.

The steam In the boilers which furnish the power
for the engines which work the cables on the
Bridge got low iat night nj so o'clock and caused
delay OF fifteen minutes In the running Of ire trims
II was I'm the rush hours and many people waiAel
across the Bridge Instead OF waiting for the trains 10
resume thcr trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
AN Ay7IGAxBLIyG MEETING TO BE HELD.

A mass-mceting OF citizens will be held at CHECKER
ing Hall Oh Sunday afternoon 10 give voice to pubic
sentiment on the subject OF gambling. Among the
gners to the call for the meeting are the Kew. DIS
LYMAN Abbott, J Elinendorf. Robert 5. MACARTHUR
,iowara NJ Bliss Samuel II. Virgin. David James Bur-
re Peter stryker Madison c. Ieters. j. X Funk, and
wcssrs. Spencer Trask. Dorman u. EAton Warren
II,rIey. Charles d. Kellogg. Charles T. Colby e. D.
wheeler. Charles lie Count and Isaac v Broluiw EX-
Nudge Noah Davis viii preside. The following Is the
call for tho meeting: at Is an undoub'ed TACT tnat
gambling 10 one Of the crying eviiS OF me age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
IT. HAYNES CONFESSED TO FORGERY.

Henry Baynes, thiry-two years old, an English
man by birth, now living at No. 500 Lexngton-ave,
WIS held In 81 900 bonds In the TOmbs Police Court
yesterday for forging the OF his employers. F.
Paturei q Co.. 10 a check for $40. Baynes has been
the bookkeeper for Paturel & Co., OF Nos 81 and 80
Duane-st. Yesterday member OF the firm gave
Baynes four checks 10 record In the cash book. lie
kept one. and writing the firms on 1t had IT
caxhed at Beyer Bros Later he made Il confession
10 the forgery, and returned $40 Of the money. lie
was arrested by Policeman Dongheiy. and In court
his examination was set down !Or tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
!, TWELVE PAGES.

rated under the laws OF Ncw-Jersey. Its name is N.
stetson g. Co. Mr.. stcInway said that piano trust
was an impossibillty there were dozen grades
Of pianos. The main Office OF the company Will be
ot No. l,41S Chestnut-st., Philadelphia. The officers
are: william Stcinway, president; Freedom G. Smith
Vice president; Freedom c. Smith, jr., secretary n
stetson treasurer The company VIII have branch
offices in New-Jersey. Pennsylvania and Delaware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Mr. STEIyWAY SAYS 1T rs NOT 4 PIANO TRUST

william stcinway denied yesterday that II combi
nation OF piano manufacturers had been formed In
NcW-Jcrsry for the purpose OF nanufac turing pianos
and controlling the market. The combination which
ha, been formed ls Mr.. Stcinway says, mcrly for
the purpose OF selling pianos and organs Of various
manufacturers. The combination has been incorpO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TO AID DESERVING STUDENTS.

A resident OF this city has given to Dr. julius D.
Drchr, president Of Roanoke College, Va, the sum
II ~ 900 a year for three years 10 be used In sup
porting scholarships for deserving young men OF small
means I'm that institution. The oler made rs
New Years glr to Dr. DrclIr, who visiting friends
here nj the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
AyyEY FOR TIE BOWERY SAYINGS BANK

The Bowcry savings Bank contcmplates the add
ton Of an annex in Elizabeth and Grand sis. ana
has called for plans from several architects The
new building will adoin and connect with the present
structure which is In the Bowery, above Gnnd.st
n will front 100 feet In Eizabeths and seventy five
tat In Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
VICTORY FOR POSTMASTER VAN COTT

Judge Lacombe In the United states Circuit Court
Yesterday denied the motion and vacated th" stay ID
the suit Of George L. Rowcil against Postmaster COR
nclius Van Colt Tho STAY restrained the Defendant
tro,, waving over 10 the United states Treasury
90 9G7 So which the plaintiff alleged he paid IN eN
cess Of the legal postage on his perl dlcni r'h'erN
Ink Mr.. Rowcl's contention l. that NE pap,f
should be admitted 10 the mails n seo7Hu''"S' "'''
Ter Judge LacOmbe filed 10 opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

and Assistant DistrctAttorncy Mcln's' ,,..,,o
inclusive. - e...,... Daft II-Defore MaI'',c
and Assistant District-AtGrney "eens
inclusive. - v..,o,. Oar, III-Before Fft,gea.II
e"I Assistant District Attorney TOWNSEND
nclu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

is question whether II does not Ourank all oth"r
evil agencies as promoter Of certain forms OF Grim
mony on this polDt OF such men as Chauncey NJ.
DeDeW.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

Travel TO Montreal via new route New-York Central
and Adirondack and st. Lawrence Line. Magnificent
Wagner vestibuled train. Sec timetable. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

Sno,lygoster" Ham, Of Georgia is about to start
out on lecturing tour following in the wake OF ex.
Governor " Bob" Taylor, OF Tennessee. The subject
Of HIS discourse will be "Chestnuts Cracked In tho
Ark" Bob" Taylor expects TO wind up his tour
with an election to the United states senate. Ham
hopes for an appointment Minister to Dahomey.
John Temple Graves wants 10 90 consul 10 tho
Austrian capital Ex-COngressman =. NJ b. Young
docs no think seriously of returning 10 ST. Petersburg
Perhaps Don VI. Dickinson can tell why.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
Zn6W reWOlucya.

Telegram Managua, Nicaragua,
donosi, re tam znow rewolucya
wybuch}a. Mieszkahcy W Leon
zbuntowali sic przeciw rzadowi,
mianowanemu po ustapieniu Sacazy.
Prezydent Don Salvador Machoda i
general Avilez, komendant armii, So
W niewoli rewolucyon'stow. Odbyli
oni obydwaj do Leon podr6z why
tacyjna, ME spodziewajac sic zad.
nych rozruch6w. Rewolucyonisci "a
brali baraki wojskowei parowce,
znajdujace sic ma jeziorze Managua
i s}uzace do przewozu wojska. Wojs-
ko regularne odebra}o rozkaz, aby
przeciw rewolucyonistom celem
oswobodzenia prezydenta Machado i
generala Avilez wyruszylo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

vie powszechnego g4osowania. Ia
razem zaprotestowano przeciw pos
tepovaniu re strajkujacymi W Pie
ciukosciolach.
O tenn, jako we W1oszech gos-
podarka pieniezna panuje, wiedza
czytelmcy, jak niempiej i tenn, ja-
kie fa}szerstwa i oszustwa zasz}y W
najg}owniejszych bsnkach. w po-
niedziasek skohczy} sic process prze-
ciwko dyrektorowi banku W Me-
apolu, Kuczynielo, jego towarzy-
szom skradzenie u miliona fran
k6w; sad skaza& dyrektora ma 10 lat
wlezienia, a kasyera na 8 lat j 8 mie-
siecy wiezienia.
w Kladnie, Austrya, zastra jkowa}o
oko}o 1900 robotnik6w. Strajkuja.
cy zadaja reformy kasy brackiej i
wcielenia tejAe do zwiazku krajo.
wego, zaprowadzenia minimalnej
paaoy W wysokosci l Il. so ct. i l Il.
20 Ct, zniesienia potraceh p}acy
ma kapele g6rnicza, nalezytego
obchodzenia sic re strony urzedni-
k6w prawa wnoszenia skarg. Rad
stara sic doprowadzi6 do ugody po.
miedzy tamtejszymi towarzystwami
przemys&owemi robotnikami.
We wsi Bohren we Westfalii so.
wa W starej napruchnia&ej gruszy W
ogrodzie znios{a 5 jaj. Syn wlasci.
ciela zabraa jaja a podaozyi W ich
mlejsce 3 jaja kurze. Sowa je wysie
dziaia-jedno sic zepsu}o z dw6ch
wyleg4y sic kurczaki. Przez 9 tygo
dnie karmiono knrczeta przez dzieh
W kuchni, na noe zanoszono je ma
gniazdo sowie, sowa znosi4a i'm W
dostatku zywnos6, ,ktorei kurczeta ma
turalnie ME ruszy&y. l tax co dzieh
rsno znsjdywano W gniazdzie po 4
do 5 myszy lub ptAszk6w, miedzy
niemi slowika. Po trzech tygodniach
zabrano kurczeta zupelnie oswojone
i smia{e do ludzi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
kleska WiktOryi.

Oto kilka blizszych szczeg6iow o
zatonieciu pod Tripolisem olbrzymie-
60 okretu angielskiego "Wiktoryi."
Flota, sk&adajaca sic 8 ciu okret6w,
odbywa}a manewry. Okrety ustawio-
ne by4y " dwie kolumny; ma czele
jednej z Mich p}yne}a "Wiktorya" ze
znakiem admirala Geoges Trejona,
ma czele drugiej "Camperdown" ze
znakiem admira{a Mackhoma. Wszy-
stkie statki mia}y zm;enic wzajemnie
swe miejsca. w tym celu okrety je-
dnej kolumny winny byfy skrecic ma
lewo, drugie ma prawo przeplyns6
obok siebie. "Wiktorya" obrot ten'
wykonala sprawnie, "Camperdown,'''
ktory s}ynie jako statek trudny do
kierowania, ME zdazyl uwinac sic W
pore i W cal lynn pedzie uderzy4 W box
"Wiktorye," ma pograniczu pomie-
dzy tylna czescia okretu przednia.
Utworzy} sic ogromny wy}om, przez
ktory woda buohne}a TAXA szybko-
scia, ze okret zacza{ sic przechyla6.
"Wiktorya" ME posz}a ma dno, o,zanu-
rzajac sic stopniowo, ale "przewroci-
Ia sic" dnem do cory, przykrywajac
mn6stwo ludzi. To nam M6maczy,
dlaczego tax zuaczna Geese za1ogi,
455 z 750] utoneia. "Wiktorya" by
Ia okretem przeszfo 10000 tonowym,
si}a $4,000 koni; robi}a ona wiecej
niz II wez}ow ma godzine, pancerz
jej mia} 457 milim. grubosci. Uzbro-
jenie jej sk}adalo sic dwu armat
l1l.to tonowych, kalibru 413-to mi
lim., z jednej arm. 25 cent, IL ar
mat Is centym., 20 dzia} ma4ego
kalibru szybkostrzelnych i 2S garla-
czy torpedowych. "Wiktorya' o ma
10 ME utonela ]uz pred dwoma laty
W zatoce Patraskiej. z wielka trud-
noscia odprowadzono ja w6wczas ma
Matte, gdzie ja zreperowano. Scam.
perdown" jest r6wniez statkiem po-
teznym sila $4,000 koni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
EksplOZya w kepalni.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 2l lipca.-W
kopalni Pettebone ,operowsnej przez
kompanie Delaware, Lackawanna i
Western eksplodowa&y gazy, OLA
ra tego wyradku pad}o kilku robot
nikow. Dw6ch zosta}o zabitych, 2ch
odnios&o ciezkie poranienia, dw6ch
lzejsze, acz r6wnie niebezpieczne.
Pomiedzy rannymi Jest dw6ch pola-
k6w, mianowicie Fr. Menus Piotr
Sykowski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
Ciezkie Oskarzenie.

CHICAGO, 2l Lipca. - Prezydent
Skinner powiada, re Murphy, asys-
tant marszalka jest odpowiedzialnym
"a zycie osob, kt6re zg'ne{y W ogniu
ma wystawie. Murphy Fitzpatrick
wiedzieli, ze ogieh jest W dolnej cze-
Sci wiezy, ale ME zwracali ma to lad
nej uwagi. Kazali strazakom isd ma
smierc niechybna, mimo, re ci stano-
wczy stawiali temu op6r. Murphy
ME chce mic tenn movie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
WiadOmo$ci Z Cleveland.

Przy Woodland ave., powies{ sic
czeh, Jedliczka.
Pamietajcie, ze jutro koncert de-
troickiej "Harmonii."
w Otis Steel Works zanosi sic ma
straj TX powodu proponowanej redu-
kcyi zap{aty.
Izraelici tutej isl stawiaia nova sy-
nagoge przy rogu ulic Central Will
son streets.
Ma doku kolei G. & P. zgniot}y
diva wagony robotnika, Mastersona i
pozbawiiy 60 zycia.
G. Borasti, polski robotnik, ,areszto-
ny "a upicie sic, powiesif sic W VIE
zieniu ma pasku.
W}adze tutejsze do}oza starah, ,aby
dla dziewczyn, ,sprzedawaczek W skle.
pach posprawiano stoaki do siedzenia.
Niebawem maja bye rozpoczete TO.
boty pad za}ozeniem novel linii
tramwajowej przez ulice Russell.
Zwiazek niemieckich spiewak6w
ma odbytej rutaj konwencyi postano-
viii przysz4y zjazd uzadzi6 W Pitts
burgu.
Niektorym ludziom nigdy ma hu.
morze ME zby va. Jakls facet wyrzu
ci} niezywego psa ma ulice, przypia-
wszy mu poprzednio kartke napi-
sem angielskim: Przyk}ad ostrozno.
Sci przeciw cholerycznych komisyi
sanitarnej.
w zeszlym tygodniu W srode rano
za}ama} sic most przy South Water
ulicy, gdy przejezdza2y przezeh trzy
wozy ciezarowe. z ludzi Mkt zycia
ME utraci} ale tylko nieznaczne po-
ranienia. Most juz dawno uznano "a
niebezpieczny. Most ten by} mad dro-
ga zelazna "Valley."
w destylarni nafty "Standard Oil
Co.," przy Broadway, wybuch} pozar
kt6ry MIN straz ogniowa przyby1a O.
bja} ca}y budynek. Zpoczatku ida
wa1o sic, ze ogieh zniszczy wszystkie
pobliskie kadzie nafta, ale strata
kom uda}o sic wreszcie pozar zloka
lizowa6. Ogieh powsta} psoty chic.
pak6w, kt6rzy rzucili zapa}ke ma wo.
de przesycona nafta i t}uszczami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

THE politicians generally get to.
gether before the opening of the cams
paign, and arrange to run things to
suit themselves. The time has come
when the people should do likewise.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

OUT in Kansas the women are
working politics with a vengeance.
Large amounts Of money are expen
ded. Woman suffrage is the prize
cOvated
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

COUNTY Clerk Bronson has learned
something of machine politics. The
one legged soldier and always popu-
lar official now wonders how it was
all done.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
"a OkruciehstWa.

LoNDYN, 81 lipca.-Facham Pach
i gubernator Cesaraea, kt6rzy odzna-
czyl: sic torturowaniem chrzescian,
zostali przez sultana nagrodzeni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

"No OTHER nation can show as
much and as good moral literature,a as
Poland, ,''says ZeitschrIt fsseer Oesterr.
GSua1aUsien.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

THE Peoples Voice, of Dayton, is
reliable labor paper. 1t is newsy
and ably edited.We are glad to know
that it is in the swim.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

By faith one may not walk on
Maumee waters, but he can help
business materially.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

IT is wondered by some of the
democratic brethren, if Cleveland is
turning the rascals out fast enough.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

PoLANDERs are home builders. To
own the houses they live in,is char
scteristic ambition of the race.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

will rent to a right party beauti-
full residence on Bartlett street in
exchange for room snd board.
A. A. PARYsKI,
224 St. Clair street.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

TOLEDO is a desirable summer re-.
sort. By virtue of her location and
close proximity to the lake it is cool
within her precincts, and always
healthful, when people are driven
from their homes in other cities, by
the burning summers heat. To all
such sufferers of other places we can
say, come to Toledo-ward and keep
cool.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

EVEN Governor Mckinley may be
anxious to Know whom he is to run
against. Both parties may run against
snag before the close of the cam
paign.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

We OUGHT TO PROFIT BY 1T. A
conservative member of the English
Parliament, Mr.. Farquharson, was
sentenced by court to opay9 10000
damages for telling before election
that his opponent had been expelled
from school when 13 years of age,
which was not true. If we had such
a law,our politicians would be a little
careful.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

WouLD'NE it be wise provision
against st. car accidents to have
guards the whole length of one side
of the open cars? Cars iu other prom
inent cities are thus provided, but
they may have councilmen of differ
ent calibers.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

COMPOSER Czajkowski (Tchaykof-
sky) has received adiploma as doctor
of music, from the Cambridge Uni
versity of England.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

THE masses are aroused. They are
confronted with condition of things
that effects their very existence.
They feel anew the Importance of in
dependence at the polls. Let ma.
chine politicians and spoils seekers
heWara