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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

San III S"b,e.kl !, No, pot.
ski, obrohca rhrtesc,an>twa pot
Wiedniem 10
Il a a IA bury cxyli Dowrir !
P1awda, Ola RORY wk, i r".c~,-
4 g msta cxyli wvsnierzenic Spra-
w~iedliwoscl prxey P"l>ke kochs-
jscs ca}em Scrc-m Oiczyane .
jej hnha,eIow. rowlest prxcy T.
de Ie:hels.
Bitwa pod K~ohy!anka dnia Is
maja iS6+................ 5
Cztery Pow,eSci 1 /" Mic
4siekie; przesz'osci, Nowela
praex ii D. Chamskiego. 9. Nae
ia pobrjowisku Z wojny ,ure,
ko-moskiewskiej 1877 1873. 8.
Moe Dusty, opowiad"mr Ed
munda de Amicis, przctsumaczyi
2 w~}oskiego Plotr ~ZuhT1ycki. 4.
Krwawa Noe. Powiest ME
dalekiei przesz}osc.. przcz Zyg-
munta Lucyana Sulime....l5
List Asatona Gillera
o organizacyi Polakow W Ame-
Q Jenerale J 6zefie Is e.
ale e, napisal Piotr Hbrozek
OWE R5ze, powiastka msto-
ryczna Z dziej6w Anglil XIV
wieku, przcklad w. L. Anczvca
w mocnej oprawie re z}oconym
tytulikiem. so
Dzieci W d y, powleSt mo
raina........ ......... 80
" mocnej oprawlo re z}oconym
tytulikiem go
Ojclec K apucyn czyli ivy
cieztwo WARY i mi}osci. 80
J ak ~Sobie poscieles z,
TAX sic wyspisz.
w R 9 k b m przez
Ka-fowskiego..
C6rka II 9 q 8 k przez
Piotra JAKE Bykowskiego...3 80
K rwswe Sieroty powiesS
napisana przez W. s......15
Zbior Piosnek k, apiewanych
W Kongres6wce i Litwie. 10
wrzypleo K assubsk
c2yli ITO Z Bogiem to Bog
nlm.s Obrazek z czas6w Jana
IIlgo, Eeaes K. Wojciechowskie.
CO..
Bratob6jea, powiekd moral
ma z czas6w wielkorz2dztwa AL.
by W Niderlandach, osnuta ma
R~rawdziwem zdarzeniu, napisana
przez x. Hajduckiego kap}ana z
Wessen W Szwajcaryi .....20
W yb6r Pie6ni Narod O.
" = b, W kt6rYm znajduj2 sig:
dunk, arye, marsze, krakowlaki,
mazury, ple6ni patryotyczne, wo-
jenns, historyczne it'd. Gena 80
3 akiet pie6ni 9wiato-
wyc.h, " kt6rym sig znajdnja:
piosnki, dunk, arye, krakoWia-
XII, nazury, piesni mi}osnA, pas
terskle, obyczajowe, t~owarzyskie,
mysliwskie, studenckie, weso}e,
zartotliwe, wyietki z oper It'd.
Zebrai J. Chociszewski.. 200.
P i etna moo histopa-
ia czyli dzieje wojny narodo-
wei Z r. 1880 sligo, wnukom
opowiedziane przez zoinierza
Czwartaka. 80 c..
w mocnej oprawie re z4oconym
tytuliklem
Ksiaze A lmanzer jego
siuga Mustafa, czyli jak seble
kto poscieli tax sig tez i wyspl.
Powie6c przez KS. NJ. Osmah-
80
Fl istorya Sledml u
NJ e d re c h.............25
II ist,orYa kupca chrze-
Scian3na 0 pewhym boga-
tgm i d~ofodnym mlodziencu, kt6-
ry 70 kbytnlsj wspania}omyslno-
aci utraci{ prawe reke. Opowia-
daufe szeherazadY z. 1901 nocY
j; I :; AZ s%,ii:,5 Mss::
nYeh pbar6zy "a wgohodzie, 3D.
bytach przez nieustttaszonego
kapea, " 1A6sych tenze doznal
9bNaksll1, szShsNteestag e y
2KE K{ASW4 Z Yeeoe16
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
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W Lille W Belgli kuglarz, polka
zu]qcy sztukl publicznie. 2awotai
ma kohcu przedstawienla. Ktokol-
wick z ~publlcznoscl chce mice
glove ucieta niechaj tn do mnie
wstapi ma estrada! Zg}osl4 sic MO
dzienlec, ktory z zazdrosci pok{o-
Gil sic z narzeczona l copredzeJ
chclaf samob6istwem zycie zakon-
czyt. Kuglarz poprosi} 60 ma estra-
de l chclaf pokazac MIN sztuks
znana. Sztuka ma tenn polega, Re,
kuglarz kaze osobie zgiac sic
schowa6 glove W pubic zasuwal-
ne al DO ramiom, poczem przypi-
ma te osobe rzemlenlam1, ably sle
HE ruszyla tymczasem ma W pogo
town. mna glove tektury, uda]e
re soma cz1owiekowi zywemu;
glove te potem nidy zakrwawlona
podnosi i wywo}uje okrzyk pre-.
e ale to znlka wkrotce,
DO kuglarz odsuwa zasuwke W
lezaca osoba podnosi wiasna glove
nietknieta W gore. - Otoz W Lille
m%4odzieniec ow zdradzony postano-
viii umrzec ma prawde! kledy VISTA
pil ma estrada, obecna ma tenn
przedstawieniu ~narzeczona uczufa
~zgryzoty sumienia / zawofala:: ME
Pawle, ty size ME dasz zablc! pos
skoczyia ku Pawiowi i nastapifa
soena polednania - ow kuglarz
ME mlal luz poten kandydata do
pozornej smlerci.
DjuJel 10 k0minie. Pewlen VIA
sciciel realnosci w Jarosiawiu wy.
powledzat sadownie mieszkanie d..
w., "a co pan w. zagrozi} u}asci-
clelowi domu :, wpuszszeniem dia-
bla do domu &c. Gdy nadesz}a noe
a wtasciclel domu polozyf sig do
}6zka, nagle sprowadzony djabei
pocza} wyprawlac rome hece W
kominie, tax, re n~jeszczesliwy
przestraszony gospodarz musiaf SIG
po kilku tniach sam wynlesc z
]domu. Wnet ~rozeszia SIG o tenn
wladomosc po miescie. a ludzlska
chodzil, jak ma odpust ogladac
djable cuda. By} jednak miedzy
odwiedzaiacyml wachm.strz po-
licyl, ktory ME boiac sic dJabfa:
kazai mu wyjsG 2 komina grozae
zastrzeIenlem %. I predko poczas
sig z komina wysuwsc djabe} 6
djab}em by1a sluzaca owego P. W..
ktoremu wypowiedzano mleszka-
ME.
Wyr0k Sdl0mona. w peWne
szkole zehsklej ~pokf6cl}y size dwl'
%uczennlce o niedokonczona pohczo'
che. Obie potowno do mel ST.
przyznawaiy. Nauczyclelka nl'
mogqc wymiarkowaG lstotnlej VIA
scioielkl powiada do ulch: kied!
obie twlerdzicie, re to wfasnosc
: vice wan krzywdy ME zroble
;, p%ohczoche spruje i porowno vein
: podziel,wszy wan oddam, iglaczk
L takae. Pc tym wyroku jedna pod
akeAkgia z .razos -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

= IN -. r.rl1tla Il, aEso Prv.
'''t'.'. r.sms; sh,es,"ny Pc
%'";: ;AS'.,> r.zeA T.nb'y >ame-
''''Ns ...... ...... 20
! s>ki";a P",cri-rca.
''',~'"s' i''>s< II Aa~. TuvzyA-
>ki"Su ......5"
L" >ama "..". 2prav;r So
~>f"'"tSHa 'N..i t}~'. 1855
II }%eturta !''r;ws4ego
perw -tn is, nirw ivza
{ Wr""e"1> pr""e." ga IL ~
s'%r n"cy | jednvU...... IS
Hi>t"rya ir2eci~go
nerwi sza II @lewjcaa
o utr"ccnu pra"eg' Okla e. ty-
sac nocy !jcdneD.........lO
v yprawa ma Syhir q
statn'e chwile >zpiega, prz"3 Alex.
ednawskiego.
w po Zore, wed}us
y 'wiadaria StarcSo or3an:sty
fr:>c's"sa Gncarzcwicza, splsaf
GawA1yielsAi- 10
Arye Poiskie, zcbrane dla
l"'on1 W Ameryce przez, w.
Dynicwi~za
N owy S W i zdrxa}i AVIAN.
tury jego. z ziemi pomorsAiej
rodem. 4 g obraz kami.... 40
Klara czyli Zwycleztwe
C2oty, powies5, nspisat ks.
Kanonik Szmid.
5 m o we wsi, czyli strach, ma
w!clklc
D obry Franus iz}y r..
stus czyli 5ycie dwojga r6zniS
wychowanych dzicci. \
Ia sama W mocnej oprawie 20
zioconym tytulikiem.......75
Roza Taneb rg IT, Po-
wiesc starozytna przez ks. Ka-
nonika Szmidt, z 80 obrazkami
W mocnej oprawie re zfoconym
tytnliklem rs
I d 81 r a b ma Toggen.
burgu, Historya prawdziwa
XII wieku, wielce naucza1aca,
osobliwie ola niewinnie cierpia-
oych, przez Krysztofa Szmida,
przepolszczona przez rs. E w.
-. Polska MD
'Efi.'+." Nap'sa} syn mss
:" ''J''
P,>! .~}ri Dzieci ezyN
k~:41>t i" C~zytania; zast6sowa-
na dIa "zl"F roIskich W A.ne-
'Jce... ...D
M d y iacie! D. O.
CT, ks,4zka DO tzy,.r@.- Tia
szko} polskich " ,tmeT> c.. " ,ao.
clrel oprawie 20
. a ~ Listownyk ola >&kol-
nych dzleci, uczacy pisania IL
stow z dodatkIem Iow;nszowah.
0 brazkl i y pow iadania
Obozowe. y Zgon Ukralh-
ca, obrazek z wojny 1863 roku.
a Ostatni Pows.aniec. Opowia-
DAME. - Mo1ytwa. = Przez Al
freda Barwihskiego.. 80
ojedynek kapitana o Bogu-
slawskiego l uczta u 1wana Groa.
z r a k W i, 657 6piewek 20
zr6de} etnografcznych i VIA
snych notat zebra} Zygmuas
Gloger. as
J sic zemsci4e borowy
Zielonka mad Wojtklem Bruchy.
IL. Powiesc ludowa peznansko-
amerykahska. Ncpisa1 Jan ME-
S tanis1aw D $, H.
wela z Meksyku. Napisa} VIZ
Hoppe.
Syn Burn istrza. Obraxek
c, z n%iedawnej przesz}o6cs, przez r.
Choinskiego. 80
II 1storya 0 Ksieclu Stylfry~
die l sYnu jego Brscwiku. 40
0 d g Kos Fam orza. Po-s
eye polsko-amerYkahskie. Napi.
sal PaweI Gawrzyjelski. .. Is !
Prey acie Ell D omowy y. q.
zyteczne rady i wskaz6wki . d.
mu i gospodarstwie. %
S .bi eski p 0 DIV lie dnleSa ..
Tragedya W pieciu aktacb uepla
sana ola szk6} polskioh Q PA
nocnej Ameryee, przez K. ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

DIX =nojqcych jezyk francuski
podaiemy wiadomosc, Ge ACADEMIA
francuska pc wieloletnych bada-
mach i namys}ach ~nareszcie po-
stanowl}a uproscic plsownla jezyka
tego, tax samo jak dokonall tego
Nlemcy, wyrzuca1ac plsowne me-
ktore %zbyteczne zg}oski. Zrazn
~ieszcze wiele zmian ME bedzie po-
czymonych, ale zdaie sic, re Fran
cuzi dojda W kohcu do tego, re
tax bsda plsal,, lax mowia. Nasz
jezyk tych zm'an ME potrzebuie,
DO oddawna tax pjszemy, iak
mowimy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
przygnlataja

= oA"hASSo
cywillzowane maj. juz swoiego
Plutarcha,, my jedni dotad go ME
posladamy. u z%yclorysdw,o kt6rych
wyzej wspomnla}em, utworzy sic
wspaniaiy Plutarch polskl, ktoiy
bedzie ksiazka naukowa ola
naszych synow i wnukow. w
mojem dzlele, bedzie r6wnlez
tresciwie a pieknie ooisana PolsKa
cd zarania swoich dziej6w, do DIM
naszych. pod w~zgledem historycz.
nym, naukowym, ekonomlcznym,
llterackim, artystycznym It'd, obraz
BOWEN ca1osci naszej cywilizaeyi
must bye pelny i plastyczny.
Niedzac, re s1owo samo, chotby
najgoretsze, dopiero wtedy wzera
sic W panied i ma zawsze W niei
zostaie, gdy zywy obraz wesprze.
postanowi}em W Wlelklej ksiedze
dac portrety polskich krolow,
wediug r%ysunk6w Jana Matejkj,
wlzerunki ~naszych s" iatyn, cudow'
nych obrazow, Sm CHI Pansklch,
wysz}ych z iona polsklego spo}e-
czenstwa, znakomitYch biskupow l
kapfanow, wodz6w, uczonych'
poetow, risarzy, artystow
n%astepnle czytelnik bedz'e mla4
wldoki naszych grodow i zamk6w,
pamlatek archeolog'cznych, podzle-
mi wielickich, herbY ziem mast,
karty geografczne, ubiory wszyst-
kich naszych stan6w W rozmaitych
epokach, reproductive znakomltych
polsklch obrazow, stowem ca4e
dzle1o zawrze okoio 1000 wspanla-
iych llustracyl, kt6re poparte
zYwem siowem, dad@q wie'my
obraz polsh5ej cyuili=acvi, A pc
mad to c~aioscia, Jak orzef wzbl]a-
jacy sic w nieDo, lax NC ztota
wia5aca wszystko 60 plekne
i wzniosle, unoslc SIC bedzie zapa}
ola idea1u, ml}osG ola %naszej
ojczyzny, ufnoSt W lei SHY, wiara
W jej MISUNDERSTANDING. Kslazka
tax pojeta, sadie, bedzie dzie4em
obywatelsklem, a czynem patryo-
,ycznym. l taxa, da Bog, nlewat-
pliwle stworze, jezel. mnle
wespra ludzie dobrej wolf,
Otto z czem do was przYby}em.
Bee waszego w%sp6fudz,atn dzie}a
tax wlelklego rozpocz9t ME moge.
Jesli zas,jak SIG tego spodziewam.
znajde wsr6d Was Ware popar-
che, natenczas ostatnl tom, Wlelklel
Ksiegl" poswiece history Polonil
amerykanskieJ - W tym celu,
chocby ma rok cafy, przylade tn
do nowego swiata, by wesp6f z
Wsml uzupetnic historye polsklei
cywillzacy,, hlstorye kolonil
| polskich W Ameryce.
Oto zadanie w~lelkie, godne
nletylko plsarza, ale take obywa-
tela - Polaka, kt6re chcla4bym
podj$t. Jego losy sktadam teraz
W Vase dlonle!
A teraz j~eszcze rzecz irdna.
Wledzac, re powlest sta}a Hle
dis naiprzyjemniejsza nieroz-
dzielna t~owarzyszka kazdegc
~cziowieka cywlllzowanego, 1afozY-
lem W roku ubieg}ym W Galley:
Bi1Isoteke po,cae$ci wyboro~ych G
sajmWqcych, ktora umleszcza
tylko utwory warto5clowe, TAX
oryginalne polskie, jak i TUNA
czone. Biblioleka moJa rozchwyty,
wana dis W Europe, sta}a 81!
ozdoba kazdeso domu ~polsklego:
W MEL BOWEN ME znajdujf
pomieszczenla AMI dziela ~niereligij
ne, ALL niemolalne. w ~roczniku
I-szym, obejmujacym c=ternascit
ton6r, oko}o $500 stronnie
duzej SIX, wysz}y nastepujace
poWlsscs:; Is sax
Stryi Atanasy, pow,esc J6zefa
Kogosza. W mel autor malujt
losy pewnego obrwatela, kt6r.
doroblwszy SIG majatku " Ameryc'
chclai potem ma sposGb amerykah
ski uszczeSl,wlt Gallcye, a jak n
tenn wyszedl, to czytelnlk zobaczy
Walcze gniazdo, powies
!, francuzka Cherbulleza w 3 tomscl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

p}akaia. Nauczyclelka %ponczeche
oddaia placzacej, mow.ae ;:blerz, to
twoia w%fasnosc! a druga ukava}a "a
niegodna cheG Grzywfaszczcnla So
bic cudzej wlasnoscl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

MISS G. d. Chandler daughter Of the late Admiral
Chandler viii give two talks February 20 and
"a, at y. The subjects will be japanese
liS places, society," ETC. The drawing rooms Of the
Ladies' Club have been thro0n open for the purpose
to Miss Chandler who met many OF the members at
tea given for her In December, when she appeared
In japanese dress. The price OF tickets will be $40
for both talks. On next Thursday, Club morning /"
Ruth Nee. Stuart will read original paper before
the club. Mrs. Herbert Clarke will sing.
The Lcncn.evc reception given ut the home OF Mr..
| and Mrs Joseph ;. Wood at their home, No. al
| South Secondavc.. Mount Vernon. Tuesday was
q brilliant and entertaining close of the social sea-
The large collection OF small stauary and other
souvenirs of Mr.. Woods recent tour through Europe
and the numerous oil paintings were admired beyond
Olcr decorations. Among the large number OF guests
were Mrs. Dlmock, OF Jersey City; James o..
stephens, Of Brooklyn; Mrs. Charles l.. Adams DR..
and Mrs. Robert T. Howe, Dr. Kimball, Miss Freda
Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Howe. Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry E.
Rhoades Mrs. Lottie +. Dcvoe, Mrs. Robert l.. Null
ford Miss May Milford DR.. and Mrs Melville 5. Page,
Miss Fanny Cranberry Levy William ;. Canteld Miss
Leila Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. james Levy, Mrs. DR..
W. +. Greene. Miss May Jones Mr.. and Mrs. William
W. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Slecher. Miss
Carrie Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Brigham Hall. Mr. and
Mrs. DR.. A. NJ Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hitch
cock and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. HAYWARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Schneider, Of Mount Vernon.
gave st. Valentines reception nj their home IN
West Fourthst. Tuesday evening Among the
many present were W. =. and Miss Emily Brnkerhoif.
+. II. and Miss kngSland, the Rev Charles Hastings
DOdd, b. II. Caman, Miss NJ. +. White, Miss Ella
Augusta Sharpe. Miss Alma Dorohea Kitte Miss
Helen Kildut Gay, Miss Bertha l.. kttell. +. +.
Feary ii. Goodwin Holmes Winfrcd Chcsncy Rhoadcs
Thomas j. OrbSOn aud Duncan CAY.
Mrs. John BreintDal. OF No. : North Ninh-st,
Newark. gave dance at her home Tuesday evening
for her daughter. Those who assisted In receiving
MiSG Trenton.
Bowers and Miss Bayes, OF New-Iork. supper was
served al small tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
OBITUARY.
DIR. JOHN J. CRAVEN.

DR.. John y. Craven. who at one time promi-
nont in military and scientific circles and who super
intended the building of the first telegraph line be
tween this city and Philadelphia, died at hichogue,
l.. l.. on Tuesday evening, AT IL o'clock. lie was
severty-one years Of age, and man of versatile
talents. lie learned ply sician. and served
through the in Various important positions As
brigade surgeon h. accompanied sherman In his mou,
march To the sell and after the fall Of Atlanta was
made medical director Of the Tenth Army Corps. In
1eG5 he assigned to duty medical purveyor
OF the DEPARTMENT OF Nl-gLla and North Carolina.
with headquarters AT Fortress Monroe. While In this
position he was the medical attendant Of Jefferson
Davis vino was confined In the fortress prisoner
OF
shortly after the assassination OF Lincoln DR. Craven
was appointed postmaster OF Newark. lie was Il fne
chemist and botanlst and possessed OF wonder
ful memory. tie was connected with several OF the
largest abattolIs and it he who first evolved the
principle Of the refrigerator car lie was, however.
forestalled I'm his patents. when. In 1sAG. he con
struccd the telegraph line from Newfork to mia
delphia, the difficulty of overcoming the grounding
OF the wires at the poles still unsolvcd. 1t was
he who first used the now familiar glass balls. The
study OF the cable one OF his recreailons and he
first proposed the sbmcrslon OF telegraph wires. When
the gold fever broke ont DR.. Craven went to Cali
fsrna around the Horn For n number OF years he
has lived in Pachogrie in fine mansion on tho main
street. lie was president OF the local board Of edu
cation and OF the public library association, and was
Health officer OF the town. Ills health had been fall
Ing for time. but the Immediate canse Of death
was paIaly SIS, which attacked him last Friday. ana
from which n" never rallied His SON william Craven.
ton, were prrsct M his death. The funeral Will BE-
held tomorrow at O'Clock, and will be private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
UEDDINGS.

Miss Florence Oppcnhcm. eldest daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. b. Gerson Oppcnhcm, was married TO Louis
Helm Of the firm Of g. +. Wise Co.. last evening, IN
the pink room at Sherry's. The ceremony was per
formed at 80 O'Clock by the Rev. Dr. kaufman
Kochler OF the Seventy Street synagogue Henry
Arnold WIS best man. Emanuel
Lewis Henry Helm. Edwin Sommcrch. D. H. Wen,
Frank Il. Levin and Maurice Heller. The BRIDE VINO
wore n gown OF white bengaline and point applique
with tuc veil and diamond ornaments, was attended
by her little sister, Miss Mabel Oppenheim. Miss
sarah rnlis the maid of honor. was dressed IN pale
blue satin. After the ceremony there were Il u""'
and dance.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs. Herman D..
Ealdt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kahn. Martin Hnn Miss
Claudia Brownold, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mihneh' MI
and Mrs. A. \. Roberts. Miss lAuI7' Upper, MISS
Flora Voge Judge FzslmonS Charles du NlVi'r'
Miss Frances Meyer, Judge Ehrlch sidney Ne"'
Register and Mrs Ferdinand Levy, Mr.. ana Mrs Max
Goldsmith Mr.. and Mrs p singer, Mr. and Mrs A..
Ilonstedt and Judge Mccarthy.
At the home Of John L. Long, No. l39 West SiNN-
ninth-si on Tuesday, Robert ;. Mcor"ery, ana MIS-
Clara daughter OF the late Jacob Long were married.
owing TO the recent death Of the brides hroth'ri'L"'
Charles j. Williamson. Of London. England the cer'
mony was witnessed by few OF the relatives ana IN
innate friends only. Among those present were MI.
and Mrs John +. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Chatt"r'on Mr.
and Mrs James McCrccry and Mr.. and Mrs Horace r.
Garth The couple started for the South Ih'y VIII
occupy upon their return house In West fhN-
seventhst., n gift TO the bridegroom
4 large and fashionable wedding took place In
Railway on Tuesday evening ut the second Pr"sby
terrain Church. The contracting parties were Francis
La Bau and Miss Julia llOllser sanly Mr.. La
Eau is the general freight agent Of the West shore
Railroad. Miss Stanly Is the Youngest daughter OF
| the late Edward II. Sanly formerly a prominent
| resident Of Newbcrnc, y. {. The Rev. DR.. j. ~
| Lggctt pastor Of the church, ohciaicd. The best
man was Percy il. Todd, general traffic manager OF
the West Shore Railroad. The ush"rs were Edwin
| NJ. Squer, Charles Il. Pratt. John NJ savage. Dr. W.
| F.. Cadek: the maid Of honor Miss Emma Tucker oil
Orange y. j. and the bridesmaids. Miss Helen :.
suuier Of New-lOrk. Miss Bessie llartsh0rn. OF
| Railway After the ceremony a reception was held AT
Stanwood the handsome home OF the BRIDE In Jcier-
| sOn-ave.
william Clark. jr.. and Miss Ada Mct'regsor were
married at the home OF the brides sister Mrs Daniel
Dcmares al No. 1ID Orchard-st. Newark. on rue,
day The Rev. DIR. ID. r. Frazer oilciated MI. ana
| Mrs. Clark will live In Westerly. IL. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON.

John NJ Robinson. president Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company. died at his home In Baltimore
| on Tuesday. Ills death was due to an attack OF
pneumonia several weeks ago from which he never
recovered. Rheumatism Of the heart was the I'm
mediate of his death.
Mr. Robinson was horn In Philadelphia in 1888.
His father. Moncurc Robinson. Of Philadelphia. was the
famous engineer who built the Philadelphia and Read
ing. and many important railroads in tho South.
President Robnson's mother was granddaughter OF
Edmund Randolph. Washingon's Attorney General
and the Governor Of VII elna. Many OF his ancestors
forght In the for the establishment and prescrva'
tion OF the Union. Mr.. Robinson educated M the
Virginia Military Institute, and at Harvard. After
graduation he studied civil engineering and as Il
part Of his education he worked In machine shops
and on engines. His first engineering work was In
connection with tho Washington Turnpike Company.
When tie Civil War lr0ke ont he became attached To
the Engineering Corps Of the Confederate Army. was
aftcrward made colonel. ard finally an ol'sr on
General Bro kinridscs staff. lie aiterwaId went 10
Erropc 10 purchase supplies for the Confederate
Government.
AZ the close II the war b. was IN charge OF the
-caboard Railroad. Ills brother, Charles, however,
fought for the Union. Mr.. Robinson was known
throughout South for his ability I'm every branch
Of rnrcadng. from calling up a locomotive to act
Ing rs pr, ,ldcnt. Many stories related OF good
fellow ship and aulallity which h. displayed toward
The hundreds Of under his direction In the various
comIarics with which he was connected At the
time Of hi, death he was president Of the old Dominion
steamship Company president II In" Bay Line OF
steamers. president Of the Abcmarl" steamship COM
pany and at the head Of the >eaboari Air Line Kan
y stem.
Four Of his brothers and three Of his sisters are
sin lving-Dr. Fcv,ry. Edmund. Randolph ana
d.InlIo and Mr. sidney Fiddle Mr.. Henry Boyer
and MIR. Charlc, CbaUncey. OF Ihiladr,phm. pr
Robinson married Miss conway In i7'f: lis
Bal ilmorc, omOrrOw ut : =. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE NEyr CASINO OPERA.

The announcement has already been made that
Casino will De The BasOcEe,' under the direction
81 J. &. Duff. Rudolph ArGnsOn said yesterday :
" The success Of Robin Hood AID tho Fencing
Master has encouraged In the presentation Of
works Of higher order at the Casino. and when Mr.
Duff sucg' stcd The Basoohc, which Last year made
a run o. l6l nights at the Paris Opera Comiqu",
felt that had obtained worthy successor 10 the
before nlcni toned works. and that would un-
doubleday appeal 10 The music loving public
Andre Messenger the composer, has written many
popular works. which include L. Mari dc la Refine,
La BcarnaSe,7 L. Bourgeois d" Calais lies
Drux Pigeons and recently "l,onr' aud Madame
Chrysanthcmc' VI. Mcsag"r WIS born or pE'm
Der 80 1888. In youth hc was sent 10 London rs
n clerk. Returning 10 Paris. j." studied Win SllNt
Sacns In 1876 lee won the first prb" "f III" society
Of Composers. Paris, by a symphony performed later
at one Of the chatcict concerts.
The Duff Opera Company, which will present III"
Dosochcr M the Casino on February -. includes
Misses Helen Bofirnm Julictta Gordon Villa Knox
Helen Won Docnlof and Drew Donaldson, Charles
Bassctt j. II. Ryley Johr J. Ralarl, Ciaii's
Greene william Hamilton and Henry Lconi. " III"
Rasnchr- viii have chorus OF slNN. ana an orchestra
Of thirty under the conductOrslp Of Gustav" h"rk'r
Arthur Norgtlin and r.. eros ~ work Ia thr con
sruction painting OF he scenery r"p"rs' Nun: Il
street I'm Paris I'm lil2 thc Interior ~ an in' ana Il
paatlal room In the style Of Louis MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
WILL OF MRS. WILLIAM {. UHIINEf.

SHE LEFT OVER s5,cooOOo TO HER HUSBAND
The will OF Mrs Flora Payne Whitney was hied ior
probate I'm the Probate Clerks Office yesterday AFTER
noon The document Is remarkable In that IL diSposes
OF over 100000 in less than l2j words. IL covers
less than one Side OF a sheet Of fo0scap paper anu
was signed by Mrs. Whitney in firm, feminine manu-
II was executed on January 81, 1893 only hVe DAYS
before her DEATH She leaves all her property 10 her
husband absolutely naming him as sole executor Inc
text OF the will Is
J. Flora Payne whitney OF the city OF Ne"'hor"' uo
her, by make publish AMI declare this TO lie my "''
Will and testament hereby rcvoking all former wills by
me made.
do hereby make, constitute and appoint M hisuahu
william & whitney. to be executor OF thls WILL
All my estate, real, personal and mixed oil eNerS
name and nature wherever situated and wherever ae
ouIred | hereby give devise AMI bc1ucath 10 my nus
band William C. whitney. 20 have anu 70 n"tu 'n'
same and 10 his heirs ami assigns forever
In witness, whereof have hereuno subs ri cd my name
and AFFIXED my seal IN the city OF New-fork mis oiS'
day OF January IN the year 1898 -
FLoEA PAYNE WHITNEY.
witnesses:
FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON. No. SIG Madisonave
JOHN SIAGEH NJ u East For'y-siNth'st
PHILIP T.. BRAY, M. West Fifty.s.vent-st
An affidavit of william e. Whitney was hed WIN
the WILL In which he estimated the value Oh Tue
estate to be 80 800 900 personality and S'ooOoo III
real estate; total, SJ,OjO,OOO.