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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

LIEUT.. TorrEN's REsIoSArIox-The Presi-
dent has accepted the resignation of First Lieut.
Chas. A. L. Totten, fourth artillery, to take
effect August !. and he has been granted leave
of absence until that date Lieut. Totten said
he desired to leave the service in order to de-
vote his whole time to the study and elucida-
ton Of the Bible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

NICARAGUA AND REcIPRocIrY.-The bureau
Of American republics has received a copy Of q
decree Of the Nicaraguan government making
provision to prevent the introduction Of goods
under the reciprocity arrangement with the
United States that are not entitled to the bene-
fits of that agreement.
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GOV. ALrGELD BETTER.
He Left With His Physician This Morning
for AsheyiIle.

SPRIsoFIELp, III, Jan. 24-Gov. Altgeld,
accompanied by State Treasurer Ramsay. DIR.
Chas. Pague and l. NJ. Kuebler OF Chicago, left
Springfield at o'clock this morning in
special car over the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad for Asheville, y. C.,
where he will remain until he has recovered
from the nervous ailment which has confined
him to his home since he was inaugurated two
weeks ago. Mrs. Altgeld will probably follow
her husband in . short time. The party will
reach Asheville, barring accidents, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 clock
The governor said this morning Just before
he stepped into his carriage that he felt much
better than on any day since his Inauguration.
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Souvenir Coins,

In compliance with many requests, THE STAR
has secured, for the accommodation Of its
patrons, supply of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins, which viii be fur
n;shed at cost price,-one dollar each. Apply
al the counter Of The STAR business Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

THE Russian MINISTER ARRIvEs-Count
Cautacuzene, the newly appointed Russian min
lister, arrived here last evening and was imme-
diately installed in the legation building He
will be presented to the President in q few
1ova
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COMPROMISED THE SUIT.
Settling the Bronson VIII Case. which Ha
Been on Hearing af Toledo.

Settling the Bronson VIII Case. which Has
Been on Hearing af Toledo.
TOLEDO. ONO, Jan. 2I-The Bronson VIII
case, which has been agitatiug legal and social
circles in this city for . number Of weeks. has
been amicabiy adjusted
About six months ago Calvin Bronson, o
queer old widower, died, leaving IN estate val
ued at &1 900 900 TO one daughter and two
grandchildren from daughter not long dead
He also left . second will, leaving his whole ss-
tate to Henry G. Neubert. an entire stranger 10
the family, in trusf for twenty years, to Be di-
vided among the heirs alive at the expi1tion a
that time. An snnnity was hxed upon the
daughter and grandchildren.
The will was 90 constructed a. 20 deprive hfe
two sons-in-iaw from any benefit from the
estate whatever. The will Was contested, The
heirs against the trustees. The trial covered
period Of nix weeks, then the jury disagresd,
nine 10 nix In favor ofsetting the viii aside SIP
ulations we're signed by which the trns1ss givss
mp for . consideration and allows - wu 3 -
broken
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ALL ON BOARD DROWNED.

Indications That the Norwegian Steamer
Ino Has Foundered.
LONDON, Jan. 24-The bodies OF two seameu.
a quantity Of ships fittings and a number of
life boats have been washed ashore at Papa
westray, an island Of the Orkney group OF tho
coast Of Scotland The wreckage indicates
that the Norwegian steamer Ino has foundered
and it is supposed that all on board Of her
were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

TIE ISTHRIoR DEPARTMENT TO CLosE.-The
Interior Department will be closed on the day
Of the funeral Of the late Justice Lamar. Az
the building is ALREADY draped in respect to the
memory OF ex-President Hayes the only thing
In addition that can be done il to place Grape
about the picture Of the deceased which hangs
in the Secretary's room with the pictures Of the
other secretaries.
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To SuPERrxTESp TEE vEsuvTus' TRIAL--The
United States cruiser Philadelphia sailed yes
terday from New York for Port Royal, 8. c.,
hsving On board the members Of the board that
win superintend the trial of the dynamite guns
Of the dynamite cruiser vesuvius. The Phila-
delphia win extend her cruise TO Hayti In case
Of trouble on that Island In connection with the
News affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

ADMIRAL GHERARDr's FLEEr.-The Navy
Department received a cable dispatch today
from Rear Admiral Gherardi stating that his
feet had sailed from Montevideo for Barbadoes
The feet will reach Barbadoes about February
IL and will sail thence for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

The DEBT OF NIcARAouA-The bureau of
American republics is advised that the gov.
ernment Of Nicaragua has taken up the hall
yearly coupons on its international debt due
in London on the LIST Of January and that the
promptness with which it was done has
strengthened the credit Of the republic in the
financial world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

To EXAMINE THE SCHOOL SHIP.--A board Of
naval officers. with Commander Chadwick as
president, has been ordered to examine and re-
port on the condition Of the school ship ST.
Marys. now at her dock in New York city. The
St Mary's is now under the control Of the
board Of education for the city Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

LIEUT.. JOHN F. PARkER, the Presidents
naval aid, will be given sea duty soon after
Nsrch 4. 1t is very doubtful If President-elect
Cleveland will appoint q successor to Lieut..
Parker
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DEPOSITS.

The increase Of deposits during the year was
nearly one hyndred and fftv per cent. Repre-
ented by 5. 59S nelr depositors. Other factors Of
its business have been characterized by like phe-
nomenal growth. which the appreciation Of
the Company's stock attests in the remarkable
advance in value during the above period.
With its afurs under the direction Of the fol-
LOWING representative men the public has WE'LL
grounded assurances that not only progress.
but conservatism. must continue TO mark the
history of this company.
DIRECTORS:
CHARLES B. BAILEY. Secretary Washing
ton Gas Light Company.
A. l. BARBER. President Barber AsphaltP Paw
Ing Company.
JAMES L. BARBOUR. Merchant. Banker.
wM. F.. BARKER. Albright Barker. Whole
sale Coal.
IN BATCHELDER. Quartermaster Gem
eral. Z. s. A.
CHAS. BAUM Merchant
retired.
10 y NJ. CLAPP. Capitalist
HORACE g. CUMMINGS. Attorney y-stlaw
and Capitalist.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. Attorney at
law
JOHN JOY EDISON. Manager Equitable Co
operative Building Association
ALBERT F. FOX. Vice President Columbia
National Bank.
JAMES FRASER. Capitalist.
o. c. GREEN. Real Estate Broker and Bank
Director.
wM B. GURLEY, District Board Of Asses
sors
JOHN A HAMILTON. Capitalist.
JOHN b. LARNER. Attorney.
THEO. W. MOVES, Editor Evening Star.
IsADOR SAKS. Merchant.
y H. SHEA. Merchant and Bank Director.
ELLIS SPE AR. Patent Lawyer.
F. C. STEVENS. President wss. End Ma
tionsl Bank
JOHN A swoPE, Capitalist and e1- Member
Der Conzress.
]. S. swoRMSTEDT of swormstedt Brad
ley.
GEORGE TRUEsDELL. President Ecknx-
ton railway
b. II. WARNER President
ALBERT A. WILSON. President Firemen's
Insurance Comrany and ex-U. s. Marshal D. C.
LOUIS D. WINE. b. H. Warner Co.
SAMUEL ". WOODWARD, Woodward
Lothrop. Merchants.
A. $. woRTHINGToN. Lawyer and ex-U.
s. District Attorney.
Capital ofthe Com pdnv fully paid. o. 600. 900
Surplus ana undfrided profits. ......... Is. 900
This Company pays interest on departs. acts
a. Executor. AdpainfstyatoT, Treasurer. Trus-
tee, Agent, Repvssvar. &c. Looms Msssy.4tu,-
nishsS Ihr'sfDents. rents SAFE DeDosit Bores
and Space in its unsurpassed vaults: also rents
Otfee Rooms in its Pire-proof Granite Office
Building.
ja23 81 BRAINARD H. WARNER. Pres
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GEN. RosEcRASs MUCH BErrER.-Geu. Rose
Grams writes from Redondo Beach, Cal, under
date of the 10th instant that be is much better
since his arrival in southern California and is
now hopeful of complete recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

DIVIDENDS DEcLARED.-Thsc controller Of the
currency has declared third dividend. IS per
cent. in favor Of the crsditoss Of the First
National Bank Of C1earhsld, Pa. making In an
Is per cent on claims proved, amounting to
el1s. s.6o9 ~. Also . second dividend, 10 per
cent, in favor Of TIE creditors OF the vincsnnss
National Bank oe vfncsnnss. Ind, making in sii
60 Per eent on claims proved, amounting 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

LraHr HOUSE KEEPERS AppoISrED-The
following appointments Of acting assistant
light house keepers have been made: Robert Fl.
Serling at James Island and Howard E. White
at Great Shoals, Nd.
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BETTER THAN CONVENIENT BosDs

TIE
REAL ESTATE
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
47o LA AVE.
II the Oldest District title insurance companyis thor
cuxh pdhss been in successful operation for
over eleven yea and has examined nearly ~. OOO
titles
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
NAHLON ASHFORD. President.
c. C. DUNCASsoN. Vice President.
GEORGE f FLEMMIN6. secrtisry.
Couns uor at Law.
Il. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer.
OF RiFTs Co.. Bankers
sec'y washington Gas Lzh Co.
r. c. DAVIS. Director
Collector O. Taxes
ALERT T. FOX. Director.
Real Estate Broker.
WILLIAM GAIT. Director.
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN. Director.
GEORGE ". PEARSON. Director. -
Pr@S't Metropolitan r. r Co.
FXPER1 HAMMERS
WI. n HOOVER.
JAMES D. BECKER.
CONSULTING COUNSEL.
WALTER d. DAvIDGE. Esquire.
T1TLFs eIavined AMI certifed-TITLES insured
con tIANCING IN al IL branches.
All business disratrhed IN the shortest time COM
la.ihle With a0so.ute safe-y 70 PURCHASERS and
Inc rygra,ed ISL CAPITAL fully paidl 600. .ooo
falS. ~ -lNeu-su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-Ths Presidents
callers this morning included Senators Black
burn and Dixon. Attorney General Miller, Rep
resentative Cogswell and friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

Mr.. JOHN J. OuELcH will represent the col
ony of British Guiana at the worlds Colum-
bian exposition vice Mr.. Benjamin Howell
Jones, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

Two Patents have been issued to Alonzo r.
Miller. assignor Of one-half to s. Nesbitt Of this
city, for pug mill and lime shaking machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

THE Z. S. S. Newark arrived at Naples to-
day from Cadiz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY rev
enue, S349, $40; customs, ssl6.l5l.
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Higher Insurance. R.s.s q. na,ss.s.

Higher Insurancs Rates In Halifax.
HALIFAX, n. g., Jan. aA--Halifax businso
men are greatly exercised over the attempts a
the English insurance compsniss 10 orgsniss .
combine and increase prsmiuns IN this city BY
30 per cent on the ground that Halffax, bsing
. wooden city, nighs become . sesns u essl8
cou0agrASioo.
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BURIAL CERTIFICATES
Al persons who NAV be called on To- b1ry member
Ct the family q friend RESPECTFULLY invited to
call at the ONCE Of the Cooperative Burial Assoca
ton. No. 1915 14th street northwest. and examine
our certinc stes representing fifty and onehundred
do lar funerals.
Certificates draw per cent interest and trans
ferable to any one Examine and be convinced OF
your interest in the matter.
3 H. HINES. President
n23-sm 1915 14th at. n.
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CoRsox & MCCARTNEY.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.

Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore schley, 80 Broad
way,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
specially made of investment securities. District
Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas Insurance and
Telephone etcck dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold de31
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To Subscribers.

To Subscribers.
Subscribers TO The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer .
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person,
BY telephone or By mail, any negli-
gence on the part OF route boys
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rrAyE you FCSDs TO INVEST, WILL I2 PER
II csat income Nd perfect s-<nrfty satisfy yon' II
>srupsult J. p BALDWIN,
fn1l-3R 60 ST n. w.. basement
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THr WAsurxorox Real ESTATE Co.
CAPITAL siOo oOo. FULL PAID
OFFERS FOR sAIr AT PAR IT'S 9 PER CENT
GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS
slOO AND 600 EACH
rtes- tcuds are payable IN -oid coin Nav I. 1ono
tuf subject 70 payment At tine after May l. 1897
ss the option q the Comranv They are secured by
frsf mOrtEsxe notes WAshin1.on citv real estate
held IN trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND
Trust COMPANY. trustee. which cer.ifies TO each
bond iss<u-d End that securities s1ceeins in face
vslue ~ 10 Per Of the bonas cerined have been
l~po-it-d with r. The notes deposited represent
s~ts sooNt trothras Of tie usrset value Of the re.
estate npon which they FIRST lien. n,Axins the
ssccFify u t1ess bonds unqueStioned
IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT.
JUNE /. lsS2
1esAi Resour-e-. sseo. $40 73
Total kecsipt.. sl37. .6pROs
ksA- Ess.ts en- band tactuAl cost. s160. ls2 g.
DEBfNTUREs.
p~e~ntn--- are v.luso'e 10 persons who Do not ae-
sre b bered with the and responsibility
Of fssrinx the payers Necessary In the prepar-
,hs p~rssa Accepting the debenfurs Of the respous-
bifty looking sfer payment Of taxe. upon the
prop>rty and sas annoy ance Of q collection Of the
hssrssS JOHN H. WALTER.
President
loci st. NV. wsshinssoa. ~. =.
BANKERs
s>rord Naficnsl Pank Of washinxton.
ne w.shin<t Loan and Trust compsny.
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rADvERrIsEMENrs WRITTEN

R~ADvERTIsEMEN WRITTEN.
We present the strong points of your
business to the public in interesting and
convincing manner. We dent want to
write for firms who never seem to know
what 10 advertise. II is what not to adver-
tise that bothers most lire merchants We
write advertisements. VIII write yours for
small consideration. We don't draw a
gang one day and permit you to rust the
rest OF the week.
BUREAU OF ADMITTING,
p. o. Box 212, Washington, &C. II
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SlSItrf 20
Personally appeared before me. J. II. BRADLEY,
secretary Of he Potomac Insurance Of Georgetown.
who made oath in due form OF law that the above is
true statement Of the condition Of said company on
the 31st day Of December. A. d. 1892
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 10th day Of
January. 1898
taeaL1 CHAS ". EDMONSTON,
ja2l-3t Notary Pub ic.
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FINANCIAL.
EVIDENCE Or UNPARALLELED GRowrH

The hest illustration Of popular opinion - to
the absolute security and business facilities
furnished by
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
Is found in the following detailed statement Of
the growth Of its deposits during the past year:
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THE INAUGURATION.

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WE VA IT Fl ST-CLASS HALLS AND HOTELS
w for the fnAu.u-a,ion. VIII rent on comnais ssion
or OUTRIGHT and furnish at orr own expense. Also
have windows for rent from S5 Cots and bedding
for hire or sale r. W. STEvENS& co. 1000 Pa.
jao4-3ts
LtOR RENT-4TH MARCH
L Windows on I'd and ith a ,ors Elks' Hall, Marble
building cor. 9th and Pa ave. Apply to
ia21-1m f. Il. HAY. 1925 n. Y ave-
WE HAVE FOR RENT FOR TWO MONTHS. IN
w clu ing inaugnr alton week. the upper rortion Of
the large buildin2 4lO Pa. opposite Wizards,
consistin" Of three floors with four rooms and bath
on each and ba cony. The front windows command
an excellent view Of tn turn" at Pa and 18th
sf. which Is considered the finest view of e in
augura parade. DEEBLE. DAVIS K CO..
ta19-lw 1919 St n. W.
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Ir.s Nor R1eHr
The efforts which most men put forth in the
accuInu alton of wealth TO cave tO their heirs
should be devoted to higher and nOber ends
for thev can die rich by simply carrying good
bit of life insurance Write me fo- y rticul p
tal-3m CHAS. l. GURLEY, 1875 St u W.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CON.
PANf OF GEORGETOWN.
1919 a2d st. NV.
Rerort OF the condition Of the Potomac Insurance
Company OF Georgetown, at close Of business Decem-
ber 81, A. d. 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-24

BANKERS.
a~eord yaficnsl Pank Of " Washinxton
ne Wasf in<ton Loan and Trust Company
u3xh. tu- s-.hn
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
OBCHODY STYCzKIOWE.

CHICAGO dnis 10 StyOznia 1898.
Nlniejszem zawiadsmia sic So.
Polska PGblicznoSc, jak rownie8
! wszystkie Towarzystwa ma po.
iudniowo zschodniej stronie mia.
sta Chicago, il obch6d ostatuiego
powstanla Z roku 1868, odbedzie
sic " Sobote dnia 81 Stycznis
1893 T. " hall Puiaskiegs o go.
dzinie punkt Sci wieczorem ma
Ashland Ave. pomiedEy IL g IS
utica. Towsrzystws racsa swe
sztandary do dekoracyi hall cd.
dac " rece gOspOdtrza hall. pa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
CHICAGO dnia IL Stycznia 1898.
Odebranie przsz Sz. Ozzytel

OhlOA6O uuio IL OIyCzHih 1O0O.
Odebranie przsz Sz. Ozzytel
nik6w tego numeru Zgody, ma.
stapi cokolwiek op6zoione, po.
wodem jest, ae prsgnelismy po.
dac wiadomosc posiedzeRia mad,
zwyczajnego, odbytego W dniu
I6 b. m. Rzadu Centralnego Nv.
Mar. Pol. z delegatami.
W obecnei chwili kiedy ,posr6d
Zwiazku Mar. Poi. znalaziy sic
OsobistoSci szkodliwie prsgnece
pracowac dla doprowadzenia u.
padku Zwiazku, dla szerzenis
nieufnosci podejrzek, kazdy dzieh
jest zbyt wafnYm, atebyimy mo-
gil wiadomosci o postepie wsiki
odkiadac do nsstepnego tygodnis,
zwiaszcza he nadsyisnych Ii.
stow i korespondencyi widEimy
gorace i szczere interesowanie sic
sprawa przez ogoi.
Poniewa& csas czyni niemoah.
wen SekretarzoM Jeneralnemu,
podac do druku protok6i posie-
dzenis, gdyt ten musi byc do.
kfsdnym, a Eatem wiadomosci o.
bowiazku redaktora umieszczamy.
Szanowni czlonkowie Zwiszku
Mar. Pol. Eechca przypomniec so.
bic umieszczOne " 40. So Zgody
rOku zesziego, listy, telegramy.
" sprawie naznaczonego przez
Cenzora W. V. Przybyszewskiego
terminu rozpstrzenia skarg ma
dzien lego Stycznia 1893 :. o
godzinie lei minut 80 rano. W
sprawle tel obowiazani jestesmy
powisdomi6. = Rad Centrally
Nv. N. P. ma posiedzeniu zsdecy.
dowal, zawiadomic Cenzora, ae
naznaczona godzina jest sawcse-
sna, &e posiedzenie Rzadu Cen.
tralnego Z Cenzorem z. N P. od.
bedzie sic " dniu przez Cenzora
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
Kounitet.

CHICAGO. dnis 16 Stycznia 1898.
Obch6d rocznicy powstania
Styczniowego W p6inocno.zacho
dniej cze;ci miasta Chicago cd.
bedzie sic dnia % Stycznia r. b.
Cw poniedsiaiek] o godziuie u
wieczorom W Hall Schoenhofena,
rog Milwaukee Ashland ave. =
Obchod bedsie urzadzony Z Gala
wspaniaioicia dla uczcsenis pa.
nieci wielkich poiwiecef Narodu
Polskiego " celu odsyskanla ME.
PodlegfoSci. Ma obchodzie pre-.
mawiac beda najzdolniejsi m6wcy.
spiewy narodowe wykonane bsda
przez Cher Ohopina i Towarzy.
stwo Sokofek, utwory musyczne
wykonuja znsni i cenieni artyici.
Program Obchodu jest bardso
bogaty i urozmaioony. Zapra
szam wszystkich Polsk6w i Pol
Ii. ateby liczbie przybyli.
q upowatnienia Komitetu
N. v. PikuIski,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
wzgledu ma 4r6dio . jakiego po

wzgledu ma &rodio z jakiego po
chod'a;- nadto poniewas p. 81.
Nagiel, W Dzienniku Chicagosklm,
juS ogiosii ae prsestal bye czion.
kiem Zwiazku N. P, satem wszel-
XII sad Z MEM jest zbyteczny, a
ME wart dochodzenia.-
Delegaci NJ. Osuch, 8. Tercsew
ski. FIR Bieszki, aadaja ae dslsze
wzywanie delegat6v Jest sbyte-
czne, dalismy votum zaufania
Rsadowi Cetr. q. N. P. zatem ME-
chsi tente q Cenzorem sprawy
zalatwi.
Del. A. ListeWnik, poparty IL
cznemi giosami stsnowczo &ada.
ateby posiedzenie Rladu Centr.
z Cenzorem Delegatami ksnie.
czaie odbyio sie, niechaj oko "
oko wssystko sie wyswietli. Wszy.
scy caiOnkowie jak grupy Zw.
Mp " Stanach Ziedn. P6in.
Ameryki, patrza IA delegatow za-
mieszkaiych " Chicago, lecz sic
ME zawioda pomino wszystkich
przec;wnosci, poczuwamy sic " o.
bowiazksch do gorliwej piracy i
Wytrwaioici danny dow6dy. he
nieobecnych delegatow powodu
odlegiego zamieszkania, godnie i
skutecznie zastapimy. Wniosek
przyjeto.
Nasnsczony ma posiedseuie dzieh
% Stycznia przes Cenzora w. v.
Przybyszewskiego, uznano iako
niedogOdny, poniewsa oboh6d 70.
cznicy styczniowego powstsnia ma
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tym2e samym dniu; satem zadecy.
dowano,- Rad Csntralny Zw.N.
P. zawezwie Cenzora ". v. Przy.
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byi do Biora Rsadu Ceutralnego
wv. N. P, 574 Noble ul. W Chica.
go, ILL.,, ma dEieh "a Stycznia 1898
r. ogods. 7 min. 80 wieczorem.