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Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
schnee,s Body Recovered.

The bodge of George Schnse, who was drowned in Long leland sound, of Faulk- ner's Island, June 29, was picked up in the sound near Cornfisld light yesterday by Captain Greenland of the schooner Anna Shepard and taken to City leland. The body was much decomposed and the features were unrecognizable The body was Identified by means of papers found in his pocket.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
DEATH OF l.. A. RASsRrr

veteran of the Old Fifteenth 0.
 StOn. AAA
 Lewis A. Bsssett. a member of +he m. 'eensn regiment, 0. ", died yesterday noon ct the residence of Captain Havk,n. m Frankhn street. He was sixtv.n,na yesfs of age yesterday. During t5a ae .ae ne was taken prisoner at the b1V1 - S.. ston, N. o., and confined in Libby prison Sinee tne war he has worked at his trade or Gasnthng' having been employed at M ceased was we'll known in town. havino lived here over forty years.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
WALLINGFORD.

l GrOund Broken for E. q. Gard,.., | NeW Aouse-Charles Smith Recov CTS His Gettysburg Cane-Person. l Notes.
 Rev. J. K. Wildman officiated at the fnna-a, o Mrs L. A. M. Won Grave yesterday afternoon ine bearers were G. O. Thompson, R. D. Perkins William Hassett and E. M Smith,
 ine waAngfords will play ball in Colchester next Saturday, July 22 Mrs. Robert A. Bolton fs ernactod
 Fssss sss Sss sthssng Q, young folk.
 avenue last evening in honor of her enest Misa
 naa, mame Hemphill of Brooklyn Miss HemnpbiiI ii1
 resnIns Mn1ns to her home on Monday "'
 VI Netson Adams, who has been the puast of N5.,
 day te his home in Philadelphia. "on house on ass Wash,noasn nas broke ground for new present home, and when the new residaoca oc HIS i will be wedding and Ted will be one ae of da th there tracling parties with Miss Eliza Odett as bri6a err of his smith feels jubllant the recov as lost. Night Operator Harrigan at ths denot was instrumental in finding the old sonven;r opo'
 MS Y: J. Hall will join her husband in Chicazo
 MT; and Mrs Louis Stevens and children o, Srookiyn are the guests Of H. B. Sherman Of Of
 The drinking fountain on the corner If x.,u and Center street is being treated to no oa nam pr paint Hope the band stand nearby viii Ioat oat
 MISS Susie F1tzmorris of New Haven is +h. s4ess or Mrs. William Bernatche of Hail ayenne Inere was report about last evening tha1 aorse used by Henry Jones' boy on ths mila | wagon had fallen and broke it's neck. An'iA
 The ball game between the Walinpfords O. U. w. team Of Meriden will be caiied thia nternoon at o'clock on the Colony strees es
 Joseph Hodgetts and family started yesterdav or Ts vislt ia NeW York and New Jersey.
 The Sons of Veterans have voted yo ,h. heir meetings from Thursday to Mondav uange anas ags, beginning next week OAuoy eVen' l George Moiyneux is visiting friends in Port Mi. MT. and Mrs O. G. Pomeroy are the guests of George A. Lane returned home yesterdav from, I hicago and to-day will resume his nnai,y2oI ny rom le Adams Express wagon PosilioA on There will be a clsy-pipeon sbno+ .,, uth plains, beginning at { O'Clock tbis on .. the lon. ' 'AiAS oIlef- $ Louis A: Porter will return to Providence on the I
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Grand nIIdsummer Sale of Rurntture.
 H- B. Armstrong & Co, s9 e7 Orange street have just concluded their inventory and are now prepared to offer ex.raor- dinary inducements to purchasers. Their stock of goods, as Is well known, Is in- mense and the quality all that the most fastidious could desire. Elegant and durable furniture of every description can be bought at this sale at reduced figures which should attract purchasers from all parts of the city and neighboring towns In the line of carpets of which they have Q mammoth stock they offer great bargains and doubtless hundreds will avail them selves of this rare opportunity to get the very best goods at extremely low prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Those who are confined closely at busi- ness during the week can find rest and pleasure by going to Branford Point, Paw son Park, or Pot Island on the steamer Asrgsret which leaves Belle dock every Sunday at 10:30 a. m and 2p. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

New piano with soft stops. Call aud h. epect them. Also bargains in second hand na ID best makes Loomis' Temple of Music. S33 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Mean temperature 66.
 Max temperature, "A
 Min temperature 58.
 precipitation, GO inches. naSc,sty mah velocity of wind, is7sE. degrees. o1noo '@nuary l-o1O ,nass Encess of precipitation since January 1-e5s
 W. c. O., H. J. COX, Observer. eter NA re.,;A minus sign Fl prefxed to thermouo Al t"IS,1 jn c inolcates temperature below zero. ssno,. asn oa fainian ;a t9o small to measure not known, ros"iung depth of water
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

dood Square Piano, $S5. C.M. Loomis' Sons, S33 Chapel street
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
Lake SaIfonsrau.

One of the enjoyable resorts near the city is beautiful Lake Saltonstall. A great many church and society picnios have been held at the ground this vea- and all have reported an excellent lime The pretty little steamer s'Cygnetn yviIi transport all that wish to go to Glen Grove park. o'o
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

eS3 reasons why you should buy B piano of us. Call and learn them at S33 Chspel street, Loomis'. ;i5 ot
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

FoInifure and pisno polish, S5 cents, at Loomis Temple of Music, sS3 Chapel
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

|. blasie1 Piano. Something new. Seen . |. ye.' Foi sale at Loomis', s33 Chap, l
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Upright piano, $75. c. N. Loomis' Sons, S3S Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY

D..,- o.,+cs,oant-N Fl. County National Bank. Rank ktatement-Yale National banK. Rank kStatement-NationalT Tradesmen bank. Rank Statement-Nationa, New Haven BanK. Rank Statement-Second Nat1onal bank. Cabinet Organ-C M. Loom1s Sons' Daily ChatoWm. Neely Go DesoIation Sale-Linsley, Root q Co. Extract of Beef-At Druggists. Fiction Monthly-At Newsdealers; For Sale-Livery Stable-M. 2: Williams. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M Brown & Co. Gold Saving SaIe-Chas. Monson Company Girls, ,Trtoycles-Linsley, Root Co. Hires Root Beer-At Druggists. Juicy Lemons-D. M. Welch q Son. Lactated Food-At Druggtsts' Lawn Mowers-Linsley, Root & Co. New Piano -Loomis' Temple Of Music Williams Root Beer-At Grocers. Wanted-Washing- Grand Averue. Water Filters-Linsley, Root & Co.
 SUNDAY SERVICES. Beulah Miasion-eo6 State Street. Christian Scienoe-Room 13 BoarAman building Church of tho Redeenner-Rev. Dr. PhuHPs- Dwight Place ChNCh-Rev. Dr. Twitchell. First M E. Church-Rev. Dr. W. G. Wnhams VT Grand AvenueCong Church Lee MitcheN First Baptist Ohurch-Rev. J. H. Mason. United Church-Rev.T. T. Munger. Grace M. E. Church-Rev. F. A. Scofisld. Davenport OhurcA-Rsv. I. c. Ms1erve. Summerf1eld M.E. Church-Rev. 8. ". Tolles. Humphrey Street Church-Rev. W. Moore. Epworth M.E. Church-ReH. A. L. Hubbard.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Good Chickering Upright, ussd, S275 ieniple of Music, S33 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

ao to Silyerthsus', jswefars, 790 Chspe- s'teef' for wedding gifrs; ssve 90 per cent
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
SsThe Etnd rh ..

Chickerins Baby Grand at a bargain. Owner gone abroad. 0. M. Loomis' Sons. S33 Chapel street. A''
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

 and Wishbone Brooch with correct shade of Blue enamel, SI.25 each.
 Our original and character istic design in the Yale Spoon of sterling silver, $I. oS each.
 Columbian Half Dollars (scarce 'oa series) with ster- ling silver Coin Holders. oS cents for coin and Holder. Jewelry Counter.
 SHIRT WAISTS.-Great flutter and furry among the Waists. A cute Waist sell ing for IS cents that ought to be oS cents.
 Laundcred Waists reduced from $I.5o to oS cents.
 A Waist with large rufle that used to sell for $I.25 is now offered at o7 cents.
 A lot of Silk Waists among which are pretty pinks and pale blues, go at $5.75. Previously sold at $500, $6. 50 and S7.5o. Near Centre St Entrance.
 ODDITIES.-Here are just a half dozen different styles in Dress lengths left from the seasons business; some light, some dark colors, principally mixtures of silk and wool.
 Fine quality, peculiar styles such as may possibly have boo" eeen upon tho DUulc- wards of Paris.
 That's the reason they have not all sold at from 12 to I5 dollars a length. he remaining little lot has been marked down to $4;9S a Dress Length.
 Do you want a rich. ser vlceable article apart from the ordinary?< There cer- talnly IS no b1xcc barrier to ownership. MEN AGAIN.-Clerks are gong to peg away selling those P. K. Shirts all daY | Saturday, byogided they last. A $I.5o Shirt for so cents. | Sizes I6, l6H and 17 only. No soil but what Laundry will remove.
 SS.ss Madras Shirts sIRs
 ieo Chevioi Shirts. 0s
 5o SIX Scarfs ip
 Some things you hear should not have much weight, Neither should some thinps 'ou wear.
 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes, formerly O cents, now 5 cents or 2 or $I.oo.
 ems Furnishings.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

UT all the temperance drinks on th. Basket, Mjlliams' Root Raa. [. tEsL. i-I-s that suits" the largest majority of the peo. pie. This justly celebrated drink is made rom Williams concentrated extract of roots and Is one of the most healthful and appehzlng "thirst quenohers" on tbe market: Old and young can drink it free. ly, as there is nothing hurtful in it's make up, and those who drink 1t are enjoying tne tne best of health as well as appetite for
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Columbian Half Dollars (scarce 'o2 series) with ster- ling silver Coin Holders, oS cents for coin and Holder.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
WEATHER RECORD.

WEATHER RECORD. INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. AGRICULTURAL DEpARrhENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Or TIE WEATHER BUREAU r".T--.. S--1,.ny T P. O., p. m July 14, 1893. showers Sunday m68ftLhqne. m8tfh eos r -f' '''''' Local Weather Report.
 FOR JULY IA, I8o3
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Went Haven Horse Railroad company to lay i an extension to it's present track. from the 1 corner of Chapel and Temple streets 1 through, Temple street to Congress- avenue, connecting with its tracks on that avenue, also to extend the tracks from the corner of Howard and Congress avenues, through l Congress syenue to the city limits, dsvel- opea no opPasition and was tabled for ex- eeutive session.
 The petition oa the State Street Horse kaiiroad company. The petitioners desire to lay double tracks. from State throroh James to Lombard strsat to Ferrv and across the Quinnipiac draseridee intend- ing, however, only to place asinele track on the bridge; also to lay trackAon the ex- tension of Ferry strest from Rtsv street to enable 1t to operate its cars into tzs car house at the corner of River and Fssy streets; also to lay g single track on LoH bard street from Ferry street to FronI street; aise from the corner of State and Lawrence streets. through Lawrence street | to connect with the tracks of the Whitney avenue road on Whitney avenue; also from the corner of Lawrence and Foster streets ! through Foster street to Gamer street, l through Gamer street to connect with the tracks of the Whitney avenue road.
 | No objection to any of the sections de- veloped except as to the sections referring | tO tno IOhu IuuuluS tHIouBu LsWteucs
 street and through Foster. street. In op-
 position to the former E. W. filling ap
 pearsd for himself and five others, 0. G
 Anderson, A. Fulton appeared and Rost
 Porter was3represented by Attorney Buck ] land. All these claimed that there Was nt
 public necessity for the road passing
 through these quleb -e<ident streets. The
 claim was made that with tne whitne;
 Avenue and State Street roads toge:ne
 with the Orange Street coach line tn
 facilities for the travelling public were al
 that could be desired. Attorney Matthew
 son opposed the road running througl
 Foster street on substantially the sam
 reasons.
 Attorney Wagner on the other hant
 claimed that the road was a public ne
 cessity and that tfe section of the city wa
 growing at veIy rapid rate and that tn, | residents of both Lawrence and Foste
 streets were practically cut off from rail wsv facilitj@ and the road was asked fo, simply tr serve the public in that neigh -sis closed the hearing for the evening the committee voted to hold another meet
 ing next Monday afternoon at o'clock al
 which time the several localities will bt l visited. "-A- "
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Cabinet organ, $25. Bargains in second nand pianos. Call coon. c. N. LoomIs' Sons, S93 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

Lake saltonstsll for a days, on,,r. if
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

When you buy candy buy Huyler's E Hewitt & Co.,, Selling Agents. f7s
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15

and Wishbone Brooch with correct shade of Blue enamel, $G.25 each.
 Our original and character istic design in the Yale Spoon of sterling silver. $r. oS each.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17
SRoDA, l7.go Aaja 1898.
z Zycia Polonii.
DETROIT, Mich. 8 Maja 1893.
Szdn0un1 RedGkcyoI

Wyozytswszy W No. 18 naszegs
xwiazkowsgo pisma ,,ZgodA" Artykul 4
dnia 1 Maja r. b. " ktorym Jest obia'
Sniony list wydrukOwany " No. "a
nGazety PolskieJ" . napisany przez
,,bardzo powatnego koplana Z Texas,
z~auwaaalsm 10 odpowiedz nzgody" m
orzecsony list jest bardEo trafna do
kt6rej jednak ME zsszkodzi zrobi6 maly
dOdAtek jak mp. TAXI: sEsby nAsi duOho
wni ojoowie tn " Ameryos przede-
wszystkiem dobrze psmietali dana
przez nioh obietniee PREY wytwieCsniu,
kt6rs mi jasno Wyio4yi pobo4ny / praw.
dziwie chrEsSciAhski Staruszek, pro-
boszez jesEcze " stsrym krsju ns Pod.
lasiu, kt6ry bedao prsez Lat 30 wyraznis
txzydzieSci proboszOzem " licznsj ! boz
gatej pAra6i, przez tsncaas uzbisrai
tylko lyle steby bye Przyzwoicie po-
grzebanym . wszyStko wydswAi ma
utrzymanie koScioia, szkoly, szpitals i
spteki para6slnej, dls staryoh 1 bic
dnych para6An swo,oh, . do swej uSiugi
utrzymywai tylko dwooh Stsrych via.
rusow z roku 1881 kuoharzs 1 loksja,
zswszs twierdEii, te utrzynyusnie do
obsaugi, przsz osobe duchownA cory
Ewy Jest wystspkiem prowsdzscym ma
nsjszksradnisjsEe bezdroaa, Ten po-
bozny kspisn " czasie powstsnis "
1858 roku bardzo wiele godzin spedzil
" leslie " obozie powstahcow, zaco tea
! ME jeden missiac byi w~ioozonym
przez syrans mosEsls 20 rozmsityeh
wiezienisch. lego dosyc ably sobie
zrobic obraz PrswdziwegO ksPa'na,
ehrzeScisnins ! Przykisdnego PstryOty i
syns OjczyEny. On nieugAnisi she "a
przewodnictwem, "a piervszehstwem, q
og61 "a tskiego Go uwsaal, ME tylko
paraflanie lecz ! ne wszystkioh okoli.
cEnyoh / nawst dslekich stron szlaohta
4 kmiotkowie doh sic cisDeli ably mu
sssiuaony hold / szssunek odds6. Sko6-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

Tow. Narodowe Br.tuiej Pomooy
Biaiego orla Nc. 1 " ChiCsgo, odbyic
roczns P~Osisdzeuis dnia 5go Maja r. b.
donosze 70 Towarzystwo znacEny DO.
step " pierwsznm roku istnienia zrobi.
10. obrano administracys M rok m.
stepny:
Ksrol Widlook prszss 20 raz 2gi; II.
Hsdyk vics prszss; L. Barsosoh sekr.
pct; P. Poor, sekr. fin; N. Finka,
Lasysr po rAz 2gi; L. Dolswski, P,
Potempa Opiekunowie kssy; A. Clio.
wanna msrszalek; w. Audr.ejewski
odz wierny;
kto ms zsmisr wstapie do Towarxy.
silva ktore sic pOmyGnis rozwija, MECH
sie Egsosi do sskr. prot. albo M posie.
dIeuie, to Odbywsja SIC " pierwszy
Pistek kAadego miesiaca " hall o. B
Swierzego rog Division l Noble ulic
wstePne do tego Towsrzystwa wynosi
cd IL do % lac OIL.
/" 25 {" S5 /" 90.
36 (" As {" %.
T~ovsrzystwo " krotOe przystapi do
zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Listy | koresPondeuCye tyosacs sic
tego Towsrsystvs pslsay sdresovse
LUdsoik BartOscA, sekr.
% Augusta Str. Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

istniejscych " Sail KeSciuszko, No. 76
South Orange Ave. Pomimo nader ME
sPrEyjajscego powistrza gdya deszc1 lal
jak Z zebra, obshod odbyl sic wspa
male.
Prezes Komitetu OBJ. A. Jechelskl
otwor1yi obchod okoso godziny Suej.
w chwili tel proboszcz tutejszy wiele
bny h. Ls~boaihski, przer komitet pre-
zesem obchodu mianowany, odbiera n.
wisdomienie telefonem cd zsr, ,du s.pi-
tala sw. Michais, ably prrybyi do ohore-
60 Polaks tadsjacego ksied1a. Choc =
1alen musieliimy n;sobecnoSc to przyja6
M prezesa obchodu obrano oh. A.
Jechelskiego, kt6ry, podlug ~ulo.onego
naPrzod programu zawezwal publ
cznosc do obrania sekretarza ma tan
urzad PowOaano jednoglosnie oh. T,
Konopnickiego.
NastePnie program obchodu rozpoc.al
sic wstepayu tpiewem Lutni ,,Wital
Majowa Jutrzenko" kt6ry w~ynadgro.
dzony zostai rzesistemi oklaskami j
sprawl wielkie wraAenie M publiczposci.
zasiugs nalsty sic panu Majero-
wi dyrygentowi Lutni, kt6ry dosyc sta
rama do'oiYi BY ten spiew poszedl do.
br1e, Pierwsza move wygiosil prezes
A Jechelski " kt6rej gt6wny uacisk
zrobii ma ~jednosc i iaozenie sic Polak6w
ora1 ~zschscal ogoi do zwiekszania SIZE.
regow zWiazku N. P. jake instytucyi
narodowej. Poczem OBJ. Miniszewski
odspiewai hymn p~raoicow n.ssych ,,Bo
to iaskawY Przyjmij Paacz srwswy",
n co odebrai rzesiste oklaski.
Parma Aniela Mroe zkiewicx xabiers
estrada i wypowiedzikna deklamacy,
= Maj) zasluguje sobie na przecisgle
oklaski. Publicznoa6 spostr1ega zna-
nego " Newarku solo spiewska Anto-
niego Gromka, kt6ry odspiewsl przy
wtorowaniu fortepianu przez p. Msjers
nOjozyzna | Narzeczona" (dwie Rywal.
ki). Ledwo sluchaczs mieli czas wy,sc
Z Iadaiwienis zn6w nova niespodzianks
c1ekais ich ze strony pshstwa Mec.eh.
skich, kt6rzy swoim Duetem wykons.
nym s~rtystycznie " p~rowadzili publ
c1nose W zschwycenis. Spiew IOWA.
rlystwa Lntni nPoaegnanie lasu" ME
mniej zainteresowai publicznosc. Ls.
dwo oklaski ustaly ju. ma estradzis
ukazaf sic OBJ. T. Konopnicki j swoim
czysto zroaumiaiym glosem tra6sjscym
do serc siuchaczy wypowiedzial .nacze.
ME Konstytucyi 3 Msjs, jej historys
oraz z~astosowanie do erszaiejszych cza.
SOW. Poczem nsstapilo kilka dsklama.
Cyl | sPiewew T odczyt OBJ. A. Je-
ehslskiego i program obchodu zakof
ozony zostal spiewem Tow. Lutni BIO.
70 cos Polsks".
Pc uk~ohczeniu programu p~ublicznosc
oawias sic do pczuej nocy, plssajsc oral
rozPowiadajso sobie wraasnie q ubie
giego wieczora-
z. Koaopnicki,
sekretarz obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

osywszy tycie M tenn swiecie " darze
cd swyoh Paraflan otrzymal pomnik
marmurowy n kilka tysiecy dolar6w Z
bardzo odpowiednim napisem.
To sas " Ansryos rrscz ME dsieje
~insczej DO opr6cz wyi4tk6w Processes
uwa1a swoish panfian IA owce, kt6re
Sc spokojnie strzyds daiS, eflarujac
mu swa drogo zahodowana weins i ME
ras sic slyszec dsjs saowa Z smbony:
njeAeli kto ME zakupi (sisdzenia) lawki
" koiciele, Tub ME saplaoi sato lub
owo. to bedxie ~wyiaezony I parafh",
slbo jeaeli naleAysz do zwis1ku Mar.
Pol, . ME do Zjednoczenia koicislne-
60, to ME tsd.iesz przyjsty do spow,s-
dzi ftp, . zaPominsja o tenn, 70 ME
ksieta utrzymujs nar6d, leos nar6d D.
trzymuje ! drogo opiaoa ksie4y, i ME
ksiesom, lecz nsrodowi naleay przewo.
dnictwo " sprawach polityoznych, po-
1ostawisjac ksiescm ~wylaoznie sprawe
religijne wszelkie zsS inne sprawy ma.
le.R do narodu, jak r6wniea i utrzymy-
wanie koLtroli mad alo4onemi bardzo
oisako zapraeowanemi pieniedzmi.
Wiadomo wszystkim, 10 eziowiek,
kt6ry roczpie zarabia przeoietnie 400
300 dol, z tych must utrzyma6 swoIs
fAmilia Z 4 do 6 os6b skiadajaca sic,
oP4aclc wszelkie podatki, komorne, n
d~oje Tub troje dzieci opiacic szk6lne,
ksiaak, obuwie, odziea it'd, czes6 FARO
bku oddac ma kosci6l i inne roxmaitossi;
czyi ten chop ME powinien mie6 70
zumu, ably wiedziec nAoo i gdzie pie
niadz jego zostai zutyty.
Jeteli sobie wezmiecie "a przyklad
obraz M poc.atku tego listu Pasterza
kaPiAna, to ME przekonacie / mnie slu
sInosc Przyznacie, 70 u mas tn " Ams-
ryce stania sic cudu i zakwitnieuia Ego
dy / jednosci ME predko s~podziewa6 sie
motemy, wpierw MECH wan wywistrze-
je z giowy, Re kiedys tam " pohtyoe
rel wodzil duchovni, DO wiedzcie pod
to easy na kilka tysiecy ludzi bywal
zaledwie jeden pismienny.
Me traccie czasu mad pr6tnyn tru.
dem azebyscie mogli zawtadnae Zarza-
dem Zwiazku Mar. Pol. " ogole a
wszystkimi zwiazkowcami " szczegole.
zarzad Wv. Mar. P. jest wybrany przez
narod, tax jak byi wybrany nispi-
smienny, nieuczony krol Past, ktory i
jego Potomstwo panowal naszej OJczy.
znle kilka stuleci,
w imie zgody, jednosci i milosci bra
tniej, radze ojoom duchownym ME
~krzytowac naszej sprawy narodowej dls
wiasnych tylko korzysci, a ieaeli jua
Prawdziwa miloscia wesprzec ME chce
Gle i znami sic poiaczyc jake synowie
jednej Matki, ktora caiy narod Polski
kocha, szanuje i ola MEL aye i d1ialst
Prsgnie, to praoom narodowym chocia,
ME przeSzkadzaJcie. CIemu ole. duch
je1eli wymsgacle cd mas prostaczk6w
Pr1Iklsdow Pobo4nosci, p~oszanowanis
FTP. ME staniecie sic sami w1orem, spe1.
niJcie swoja swieta przysiege tye " ub6-
stwie, gardzac ~wszelkismI rozkoszami
swiats, a dbajac o dobro powierzonych
wan Przez oPatrznoSc, Ohodzcie jak
zbswiciel nasz chodzii Cd Chaty do cha
~, cd miasta do miasta, n~suozajao lud
/ odszukujss zagubionyCh Tub biadzo-
oych, . Pewnotcia sis snniejszy liczbs
odstsPoow / f.iszywyoh prorok6w, kt6.
rzy tn szczegolnis " Ameryoe msjs
bsrdzo szerokle pOla.
Pozost. Z prswdz. Wasx brat "
C~hrystusie i cslonek Nv. Mar. Pol.
n. x.
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GruDa 81.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Sgo Msjs 1893,
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu Tow. Mo-
Diuszko gr. 81 q. N. P. " Milwaukes,
Wis. dnis 5go Mais r. b. zostul obrany
nowy 1arzsd ma rok przysEiy Z nsstepu.
jacych Otywstsli:
Max KuOers Prezss pO raz 81 Micksl
Piotrowsh vice-prezss; Mar. Ksmi6ski
'ekr. protokuaowy; Max szarzyh ski
Sekr. I'm. poraz 2gi; Fir. s. Grams IA.
sysr; Jan olbinski, J6zsf Bsrendt 1 A.
Giiihski, radni; FIR, Mssiakowski mar
szaiek.
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NEWARK, N. J. @ Msia l8o,

NEWARK N. o. MaJa 1873.
Stosownie do ~poprzednich ogsosss6
komitetu obchodu 3 Msjs " Newsrku,
N. J. man zaszczyt zswiadomic wsEy-
stkich POlsk6w IL takowy Odbyl sic po-
dug uioaOnegO progrsmu, to jest: So
lennem nabo4ehstwen " kosoiele sw.
stsnisiswa rano, wieozoEem zas zebra
nism sic Polonii oraz Towsrzystw tn
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EawIadomIenia.

BAY CRY, Mich. 8 Majs 1893.
Niniejszem ~zswiadsmism wszv..kioA
oztonkow GruPy l2tej Tow. Mar. Pol.
sw. Kazimierzs, ably niezwlOOznie sta
viii sic ns Przyszie posiedrenie e0u
lsrne, ktore odbedEie sic " dniu 280o
Msla' a s1czegolnie ozsonkow zsls-
gs1scych " opiacie podstku, aby sic
uisOili re swych zsleglosCi.
W Pr1eciwnym razie postspi Sobie Tow,
pooling PrzePisow kOnstytucyi, ktorei
kaidy O1'Onek O~bOwisrsny jest pre-
PiSy jak nsjscislej wypesnic.
q rozpOrzsdzenis Prezesa
WaS. DropK, sskr.