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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
FIN, FEATHER AND EUR.

Some insects while in the larve state never sleep, but eat necessarily.
 Bats fly easily. but their movements on the ground are labored and clumsy.
 The hare is particularly shy in March, notwithstanding the old saying, mad as a March hare"
 The osteologist of the Smithsonian insti. tuition says that it is fact that pythons and several species of boas have real legs and feet.
 The pigeons of St. Marks, Venice. can tell a foreigner from Q native. If one of the tourists appears, they flock about him to be fed, according to guidebook; if a Venetian, they keep away.
 Long legged birds have short tails. A birds tail serves as rudder during the act of flight. When birds are provided with long legs, these are stretched directly be hind when the bird is flying. and so act as a rudder.
 The Forida tarpon, the Pacific coast sal mon and the Canadian black bass are about the gamiest and strongest pulling fish in viting the hook. The muskellunge of the St. Lawrence is c splendid fish, but not any too common nowads:s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
FORGERY AND BURGLARY.
A Former Waterbury Drug Clerk In 2
 Isma scrape.

4 Former Waterbury Drug Clerk In .
 Esaa scrape.
 Franceiion Cone, q painter and formerly drug clerk in this city. thirty-fve years old, was arrested last evening in Bridge port, on suspicion of being concerned in the burglary at Wentworth's store, in that place. Monday morning.
 Watchman Lockwood, in describing 10 Captain Birmingham the suspicious look ing men whom he saw in the vicinity of the store. gave description of one with which Cone exactly tRllies in height. weight and dress. The captain took the description and located Cone in John street boarding house. Yesterday he sent Detective Arnold to search Cone'sroom. Cone was absent and in the room were found an old suit of clothes and lot of clothing tags. In bureau drawer Detective Arnold found two checks on the Fourth National bank of Waterbury. pay able to Franceilon Cone and drawn by the Leayenworth & Dikeman Drug Co of this city. The checks were for $40 each. He reported to Captain Birmingham and was ordered to watch the house until Cone returned, which he didandat o'clock Cone was placed under arrest He refused to talk about the matter.
 Saturday Cone purchased suit of clothes at Foster, Besse & Co.'S store in DFluBepOIts NcnucE1uB III pdyAcA3 u ChcOA similar in payment to those found in his room. He received $22 in change. Chief of Pollce Egan was notified of Cones arrest and asked to find whether the checks were good. Detective Egan made an investiga- ton and found that Cone visited the Leavenworth & Dikeman store on Friday, but George l.. Harvey. the secretary. had drawn no checks to his order. Three checks had been torn from the company 8 check book. but their loss had not been discovered until the matter was investiga- ted. The book was kept in the safe which is unlocked during the day.
 Cone is held on the charge of forgery, pending an investigation of his connection with the burglary. He is also wanted for defrauding the coffee house in Bridgeport out of s60.
 Cone, when in this city, worked in Par trees Brooklyn drug store. He married a sister of R. c. Partree. but they do not live together.
 Cone was brought before Judge Kane in the city court this morning and pleaded not guilty. The case was continued until tomorrow to give the state an opportunity to secure evidence. If he cannot be con- victed of burglary he will be handed over to the Waterbury authorities for forgery. Bonds were placed at $500.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
JUDGE ROOTS HOUR.

Some Interesting Cases in the Police
 Court This Morning.
 William Reilly for drunkenness was fined $1 and costs this morning. Thomas o'Connell got thirty days in jail for .'try- ing to cure cold"
 John Rocco assaulted fellow Italian and he was in the tolls this morning. He tried to prove he had the right to strike his accuser. but he was fined $1 and costs.
 P. Fl. Carroll, charged with assault on Patrick Whitely, was on hand with three witnesses who swore that Whitely started the fight, and that Carroll did not strike him with club or any instrument. The state introduced Dr Mcfarland. who dressed Whitely's wounds. He said there were two wounds which were made by some instrument. Mrs Lucas said she was passing the saloon at the time of the fight and saw Carroll strike the man with some thing two or three times after he had put him out. Carroll said that he recognized Mrs Lucas as a woman who came with another woman to his saloon last night to inquire about the fight. He also said she had a grudge against him, as her husband owed him a grocery bill at one time, and he had made trouble for them in collect ing. Judge Root said that he believed the doctors story. but owing to the evidence for the defense he would make the fine less than he otherwise would. He fined Carroll $100 and costs.
 Prosecuting Agent Holohan had two cases on hand. A case against Eugene E. Brennan, for keeping with intent to sell, was continued until Saturday.
 P. D. McGrath, who keeps beer saloon at 8 Riverside street, was charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell. Officers Thomas and Allen on search warrant two weeks ago searched the place and found in the cellar a jug with two gallons and half of whiskey in it, which was confscated. McGrath said the whiskey belonged to Tom English. ! The latter was present and swore he bought it for his own use, in Bridgeport a few weeks ago. On cross ex- animation he got mixed up in money mat ters. Judge Root fined McGrath $10 and costs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.

Excerpts From the Columns of Our Daily
 Exchanges.
 George Bream, crazy Pole. stabbed Ezekiel Campbell of Litchheld in the left breast yesterday morning. infiicting severe wound.
 A protest has been filed at New Haven against the probating of the will of Mrs Mary Hanover, who leaves an estate of s43. 900 and in the will ignores her three children entirely.
 A Norwich audience broke up the play by missing and hooting during the third act of 1.-The Boomerang" Christmas night This has not occurred in Norwich in twenty-five years. The Bulletin" is in olined to put the blame more on the com pany than the audience.
 The Connecticut river is freq from ice at Essex. Tugs are running to and fro and an effort will be made to keep the stream clear for navigation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
uaEp A MIXED alLL.


 BherlR EarmodY Captures . nlahonssk
 Clerk ln Partres's Drug store. For some time past B. 0. Partree, the druggist, has been suspecting one of his clerks of dishonest dealing and on Christ mas revealed his auspicions to SheriH Car mody. Last evening the aherif took . third person into his confidence and this morning entered the store to await develop ments. Mir Carmody was chatting with the suspected clerk. when his conhdant en- tered and made purchase giving a marked bill in exchange for some goods. and left Che store immediately. Sheriff Garmody kept close eye on the clerk and noticing that he did not ring up the amount of the purchase, and knowing. the marked money was in hisl possession. immediately placed him under arrest When searched the marked dollara bill was found in his possession. = The case will be heard in court tomorrow morning. The clerk is Frederick Cam, coIored aged 1S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
NEW ENeLANp,s FATE.
warrinw rnsslons to Apply For
 Receiver aa Once.

Warrinm NNrel0ns to Apply For .
 Receiver at Once.
 The World aays that ct meeting of the directors of the New England road. in New York last night, 1t was decided to apply for q receiver. and representative aE onee started for Albany to bring the matter before Judge Wallace of the United States court.
 There has been for some time the shnrpest sort of an inside fight in the New England railroad management. with every chance of the road being thrown into the hands of receivers by one clique to pre- vent another from getting their own man in as court custodian of the property.
 It Is said that President Mcleod, also, will apply for receiver.
 lowing to the financial condition of the country, said one of the men vitally in- terested, s'the New England road finds itself in pretty much the same condition that the majority. or in fact all of the roads are ct present. unable to pay the in terest which falls due in January.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
boWN ThE VAELEY NoTEs
8oines of Day n Naaratuek and Unla
 cffr. T

3oines of Day In NRaxatuek and Uniaa
 City. EA
 NkUaAxucK, Dec 29i-Ths warden and hurgesses met last night. Bureessas Mills, Warner and Jennings being present. Very little business wrns transacted.
 Both the borough and town health ofa- eers are in favor of having house built at once where sufferers from contagious diseases may be cared for. The town some ume since appropriated S1 500 for this purpose. The selectmen foznd that to carry out the plans 1t would require @, GOO. so nothing has been done. The small building on the road near the town farm would do very well for single case. but is not suitable for the purposes needed, nor is 1t at all rightly situated for smallpox or diphtheria patients. The town will be asked for another appropriation soon.
 The M. E. Sunday school held their Christmas exercises last evening. There was fair attendance. The Worlds fair pictures will be the attraction for the Con- gregational school.
 We hear that Mir and Mrs E. 4. Saunders expect to take up their residence in New Haven next week.
 The wife and two daughters of one of our west side citizens. besides other presents. each received five crisp ten dol lar bills as reminder or the day rom the head of the family.
 The engines ot the c. l. R. Glove com pany will shut down tonight to resume again on Monday, January l. Inventory will be taken during the interval.
 Over 1.700 pounds of turkey were dis tributed to the heads of families of em. ployes working on short time, at the office of the Naugatnck Malleable Iron works, Union City, on Saturday last
 Among the visitors in the place ovei Christmas, we noticed Alvin Scott and family, from Boston; William Steel and family, Brooklyn, N. Y.; A. Clark and family, Meriden; Mir and Mrs A. D Ayres. now of San Francisco, Cal. Miss Petra. who has taught drawing ir our schools for some time past. has re signed her position, expecting to b, married to the state attorney of Alabams next week. She belongs in Pennsylvania
 Justice Lawlaus yesterday fined Officer. Conran and Fitzpatrick five dollars each for assault on Editor Peck. The defenc, put in no evidence but took an appeal The two cases against Mir Peck go over un til January s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
COUNTY JAIL CROWDED.

Many PrIsoners sojourniag at New
 HAvens
 The county jail has never before been in such crowded condition as it is at the present time.
 The largest number that has been re- ceived at the jail in one day were sent there Tuesday from the New Haven police court. there being over ffty prisoners who were sent up at once The number now at the jail is 332. and in order to accommodate that great num- Der. the jail officials have been compelled to put the prisoners three in each cell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
.Walker, London.-

James I. Powers kept a large audience in constant laughter with his drolleries in the three act farcical comedy entitled s.WAlkaz, London, " produced for the first time in this city at the Walnut street theatre lAst evening. AS Jasper Phipps, an humble barber, masqueradinR as Colonek NeiH, famoms A1F1can explorer whom ha s1ighIy resemblea. Mr Powers la aeon h one oE his best character de- llne4 tIans. PhihdSzphia Star. Al the open harsa fo-n,ozf6N eV1nfnz.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
THE pRIaas pNoRcE oAsE,

A More nennlte nm of epenlaenflons
 nEuss Be Filed. Judge Har yesterday afternoon sent b Clerk Anketei. of the superior court his de- eision upon the motions made on Friday fn the divorce proceedings Of Drigga yezsNs DTiggs. The plaintiff Is ordered within ten days to file more definite bill of specifications, setting out exactly dates and places. by street and number or other precise information when and where the plaintiff claims the offences occurred. Ag Driggs is also ordered to pay for the pres ent Sl50 on account of his wife's defense. and this is without prejudice to her tight to move for further allowances as the case proceeds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
How she stock Wa Afrseled.

NEW YonK, Dec 27.-0n the stock ex- change today the interest centered around New England. The market opened at 14a and began to decline slowly until it reached I2 around which point it fiuctuated by fractions till the announcement was made that Director Platt had been made receiver. The news gave the figures Q lift. At 2:30 the stock was at IS S-8 with indi- cations of further advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Rnnnnnt ,vn ha A.naa


 MERIpES, Dec 27.-It is not unlikely that there will be recount of the votes of the second ward cast at the last city election. William H. Burke. one of the counters, re- fused to sign the report being confident that mistake of a serious nature had been made. He maintains that a slip in the counting of split tickets would be favor- able to the democratic ward ticket
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Innr Lee. Rnhalf.

NEW HAVEN. Dec 27.-The latest feature in the case of Dr J. Edward Lee, the young physician who is charged with murder, is a movement on the part of the physician's most influential patients, in preparing defense. They intend to clear the physician of the serious charge which stands against him. A medical college in New York where Dr Lee once practiced, ii is understood. will also take hand in the case. in Dr Lees behalf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
R.E carpe. aIll to Rs.ame.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-The large in grain carpet mill of Dornan 6 Brother in Kensington will resume operations in full today
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Wrecked Steamer on Tire Island.

NEw LONDON. Dec 27.-Captain Jason Randall. of the four-masted schooner Mary Adelaide Randall, which arrived here yesterday with 1,800 tons of coal, reports that yesterday afternoon he sighted large steamer ashore to the eastward ofsFire Island. Captain Randall could not make out her name. but judges she was a for eign freight steamer of about $500 tons burden. Nothing is known of the crew of the wrecked steamer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

GENEVA, N. r., Dec. 2T.-Professor Brooks, director of the Smith observatory, has just been awarded the comet prize medal of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific for his discovery of the comet of
 shss sS St. L.ui.' city Attarasy.
 ST. Lotus, Dee. 27.-Jamez N. Leary, . man with record, was shot and probably fatally wounded by City Attorney James J. Butler cf this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
The Mills Meetings.


 Union service at the First Baptist church this evening at 7:30 o'clock,
 Ushers, Doorkeepers and Workers Will meet at close of service to receive instructions. Slnoers will meet for practice.
 The meetinn at the First Baptist church to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Will be conducted by Mir. Mills, also the meeting In City hall at z:3o D. m.
 ..And Iam sure that when come unto you ahAii coma tn Che fallneaa of ths bieuuing of the eozPsl of Christ = Rom. is-a9.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

LEBANON, Pa, Dec. .27.-Congressman E. M. Woomer of this district has bean re- quested by Mrs, Harriet Eskins, a colored woman, aged los years, to look after her ap- plication for pension. which Is pending in the pension office at Washington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
rsmporary Reeeivsr Appointed.

ALBANY, Dee 2f.-Mr Boardman, of the firm of Tracy, Boardman & Platt. came before Judge Wallace of the United States district court to-day and asked that tenn porary receiver be appointed for the New York & New England road Thomas c. Platt was appointed. This Is avictory for the nti-McLeod faetion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
No Present. aud Wantod to T,I..

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. s7.-Mrs. William Thompsn made a desperate attempt at suicide by swallowing large dose of cor rosive sublimite. She will die. She made the attempt because of her failure to re- ceive Christmas present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Ano,her Nerro I,vn.h.a

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec 27.-A dispatch from Bainbridge says that Calvin Thoms, the negro that assaulted Mrs Sellers, was taken from the jail Monday night and hanged by a mob. Several previous attempts had been made to lynch Thoms.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
French Anarehi.ts Are R,o.ou..

ORLEANS, Dec 2T.-This city was thrown Into state of terror by violent demon stration on the part of the anarchists, who ran along the Fanbourg de Ia Madeleine acting in mostriotous manner and shout ing, Long livesanarchyr'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Anniher nasnnnhant

NEW YORK, Dec 27.-Charles Harris, a young German clerk living at 4O1 East Fifteth street, shot himself in the head during fit of despondency this morning and will die. He had been out of work for two months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Rock Pns Awaits ihe Trampa.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Dec. 27.-The new Pop ulist police commissioners have decided to compel tramps who apply for meals and lodgings to work on rock piles in payment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 27.-Local capitat- Ists have purchased a tract of land on the beach at South Carolina avenue for f6S, 900 and will erect mammoth casino V
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. 27-Lewis A. Pauley, slate qusrryman of Slatedale, while cFazed by drink, shot Owen J. Lelhy, n neluhbor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
nTorn,.l, rt,o p..in.

CARLISLE, Pa, Dec 27.-An extensive mountain fire has broken out in the North mountains near Sterrett's gap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Frank Brothers, Prop'r.
Kantnoky Liauor Warehonse

We fin Flasks at gallon prices.
 Gills 1Oc, pints 15e. pints 25c, quarts 45c. We keep all the popular Brands of whiskey, both in Bottle and Bull, including French's Golden Wedding. James E. Pep pers, Cedar Valley Rye. Old Yankee Rye. and number of other brands.
 Ladies' room in rear of store where Ladies can leave orders and goods will be delivered free.
 We guarantee all our goods to be strictly fine. We buy all our goods in large quan- titles from Western Distillers for Cash, therefore we can defy competition. J. J. STEPHAN, aaS opp. Ss' o1sna. ssl% st Depot for Jonse' Portsmouth Ale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
oua af Wa1k ana Il...naa..,

Ezw Yuzn, Dee s7.--aTax Simon was found lying in the hnllwav. nt s3 AlIen stxeet. tAis mcxniuc with q pistol ahnt frl his head. Ho was taken to sR Vrncsn4'a 'a hospital and will de. Himon u11 nsf ra work and desponaeat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
naro.lona Bomb rhrowsr conros.ea.

BARCELONA, Dec 27.-The anarchist Cerezuelo, who was recently arrested at Huesca, has made a confession in which he acknowledges that he himself threw the bomb in the Liceo theater.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Found Hanging In the Woods.

WARSAW, N, Y.s Dec. 27.-The body of Corydon D. Bristol of Gainesville was found hanging to q tree in the woods
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

ArchRoIokist Lloyd Dead. LONDON, Dec. q. - William watkisz Lloyd, arch@ologist, Is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Aa.nnltna hrnp.hhl.r.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 97.-Jacob Jacobo- witch, Polish Jew peddler, is under arrest for brutal assault upon Aaron Wight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Fire in MihhIetnun.

MIDD1ETowS. Dec 27.-The barn of John Bians6eld was destroyed by fire last night. Loss $l zoo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
An UnkneWn auIalIle.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Dee. 2s.-A well drcssea stranger took fsnlson and died Ia the Bur singfon depot Sflla identity is ! mysttfv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
womnn Forrer sentonced,

BOSTON, Dec. 27.-Esther NJ. Thurber, the torger, was sentenced to two years at hard labor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

wnl Publish RavachoPs Memoirs. PARIS. Dec. 27.-Rayachops partisans will publish his memoirs in April.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Cut Hts wIfe,s Hea,

Cut Hts wIfe's Head on.
 HAvERHILL, Mass, Dee 27.-A man about five miles from here, murdered his wife this morning by cutting her head of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
Bound over Tor BIramy.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec 2s.-Dwight D. Hitch cock was to-day bound over to the superior court for bigamy. under $500 bonds. It is alleged that he has three living wives. The complaint was brought by his third wife, young woman of Bethany.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27

szogz Esss.. rous. 4 LsDDs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
r. H. HAYES

Wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign and Domestic Ales Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
 34 and 36 East Main St. R6 Goods delivered on telephone call to any part of the city. Telephone 70.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-27
.CONLO ON BROS.
 Dissolution of Partnership.
Great Reduction in Holiday Goods
 Only Two Days Left.

Holiday regardless There choice pieces left call early
 Holiday Ph Polished Ceuod Aluminium Smoking Dressing Manicure Sts gents Shaving St Toilet Sets Collar and Cuff BoxHand kerch Work Boxes Writing Desks Pictures Steel and hand painted Picture Rose Oak, Enameled Bamboo Ese Fancy Botes Pmery, Pocket Books. endless Ladies' Umbrellas Natural Wood Silver and Gold handles Muer Handkechief and unined Kid Buck Oiled Tanned Gloves M launded and unundered Shiu Jewe of description Fancy Aprons Hosiery Table Linen Dress Patterns Underwear COak Muf Fur Scarfs Millinery Knit Infaas chiIdrens CIoak. Bootes, Sleeve Buttons Rubber Cocky. Glassware SIveare. Cutlery and endless of articles all suitable for Holiday
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-02
Zn0W iubileusz.

q powodu zblizajacego sic W roku
1890ym 400-letniego jubileuszu od-
krycia przez Vasco da Game drogi
morskiej do Indyj wschodnich, ma
sic odby6 W Lizbonie wielka uroczy-
stost, do kt6rej dis juz rozpoczeto
przygotowania. Miedzy iunemi po-
stanowiono umiesci6 zw}oki slynnego
podr6zuika, oraz piewcy jego czyn6w
Camoensa, we wspaniale rzezbionych
sarkofagach. Piracy tel podjas sic
rzezbiarz prof. Wiktor Bastos, ktory
plan sarkofagu da Gamy wystawis
juz ma widok publiczny. Ma wspania-
le zdobnej, blekitnawego kamienia
wykonanej podstawie, ley r6wniez
kamienna naturalnej wielkosci postac
admiraia W uzbrojeniu. Trumne 4
Ivy maja podtrzymywat. Komitet
obchodu mysli jeszcze o ogioszeniu
konkursu ma opere, przedstawiajaca
odkrycie drogi do Indyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-02
Polacy ma obczyznie.

I Slusarz warszawski p.
W3adys}aw zywi6ski, otrzy-
mai pierwsza nagrode W kwo-
Gle 1000 marek pa konkursie
slusarskim W Stutgardzie, W
Niemczech.
! Julian Fa1at, slynny nasz
artysta-malarz, wybrany zostal
zwyczajnym cz1onkiem kr6l.
Akatlemii sztuk pieknych W
Berlinie; r6wniez zostal cz}on-
kiem zwyczajnym tel Akade1
mil kompozytor Maurycy Mo-
szkowski.
/ W Wroc}awiu odegrany
zostai W tych dniach polski
teatr amatorski. Przedstawiono
bardzo dobrze ,Czartowsks
}awe".
+ w Berlinie istnieje Tow.
polskich piekarzy, kt6re liczy
"A cz}onk6w i posiada ladna
biblioteczke.
! W Australia najwyaszy
szczyt W pasmie t. 2. Cor chin
skich nosi uazwe ,Kosciuszko."
Naive to nadaf g6rze niezyja-
cy juz Polak Strzelecki, kt6ry
by} gl6wnym geometra W No.
wei Po}udniowej Walii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-02

dokonanych tn przez m}odego
Greka J. L. Adutta, kt6rego
W tych dniach uwieziono W
Chicago i przy kt6rym znale-
ziono re skradzionych pienis-
dry ieszcze $4,000. Przestsp'
stwo to by}o spe}nione przez
Gala bande m1odych ch1opc6w,
klerk6w handlowych. Wszy-
stkich juz pochwycono. Jeden
z mich nazwiskiem Benvisti
uciek} do. PhiIadelphii, ale
tamtad wr6ci{ do Berlina,
gdzie tez zosta} aresztowany.
Drugi wsp6lnik Rudolph
Weiss zosta} uwieziony W
Wiedniu, a Antoni Weiss i
Karol Koritschoner W Presz-
burgu, ma Wegrzech.