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Evening journal., 1893-03-14
SACRIFICE
CONSOLIDATION SALE

The values we offer you THIS
WEEK excel any previous bargain
prices quoted during this sale. We
are determined to clear our immense
stock of Footwear, and if selling
them at a song will help any our
stock will be at low tide when the
general stock taking time of our
stores arrives.
Here are some elegant bargains in
Ladies' Shoes that we offer this week.
Sizes and widths are complete, and You
can save money by selecting pair of
them.
$l20 Fine Glazed Kid Button Shoes,
opera and common-sense toes. Worth 81.
81 40. Fine Glazed Dongola Button
Shoes, three styles. with or without
tips; elegant wear Worth 81 90.
81 90 A large lot Of So fine Paris Kid
Button Shoes and Blucher lace, four
styles, B to e.
81 40. A lot Of our own make French
Glaze Button Shoes, Philadelphia toes,
also fine Kangaroo Button Shoes with
tips. Value SO 90.
S2.7O Fine handmade French Kid But.
ton Shoes, three styles, with or without
patent tips. Worth $4 a pair.
$3.lO Any of our handmade Shoes
for Tender Feet; ten styles in all, A to
E. Your choice at SO TO-
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
Grand opera non.s-salrlni.

The scenery and properties which Mr..
Salvini will present in his forthcoming
production at the Grand Opera House,
Of "The Three Guardemen' are said to be
noteworthy for painstaking accuracy.
The scenery is described TO be both elab
crate and beautiful. that Of the palace
scene and port Of Calais in the Guards
men" being special instances All the
armor used is a fac simile reproduction
of patterns from historic collections.
made in Paris during last summer. The
handling Of such quantity of scenery is
a matter requiring easy familiarity with
the pieces, and for this purpose Salvini
carries his own carpenters, in addition to
which arrangements have been made
with the local theatre whereby
twenty Eve stage hands will be put on
during the Sslvini engagement.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
Fox Hunt at mnre,s Corner.

There will be a genuine fox hunt al
Hare's Corner on Thursday. The fox
will be freed at the hotel Of Peter A.
Pagan between 10 and II o'clock and the
packs of James McComb, Claymont
Alexander Beatty, Brandywine hundred.
and James A. Wilson, Newark; Morgan
Brothers and Moore Brothers, Charles
Davidson & Bro. with kennels will be
among those who will participate. Rey-
nard was secured in the lower Dor
tion of New Castle county Arrange
ments have been made for ladies' who
wish TO witness the start.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

If YOU see any goods like ours,
that you can buy for less than
ours, Come Back and Get Your
Mo ney.
If YOU see any Goods else
where that you like better than
ours, Come Back and Get Your
Money. HAMBURGERS,
2ee Market Street.
Preparatory to our Spring Opening, we
will devote ten days to the Final Sale OF
Our Fall and Winter Clothing.
We have determined to make our
counters bare for the reception and dis
play Of the Enormous Spring stock now
rapidly coming in store.
You know the Character and Merit of
our goods. and are aware of the Extreme
Moderation Of our Prices.
Now we are going to sell what remains
on hand at One half the Former Selling
Price.
What does this meanY
Ihls is II.
Kersey and Melton Overcoats that
We're sold at $40 90 and $19 90 GO at Five
and Six Dollars.
Overcosts sold at $500 and 500 90
60 at Seven.fifty and Ten Dollars, respec.
lively.
Csrr's Meltons that were $4,000 will
be Fifteen.
Suits that were sea. 90 will 20 at Ten
Dollars, while Suits that were $40 90 and
SlsOO will 60 at Five and Six.
Trousers that were 500 will be Three
nifty and Trousers that were Three Dol
lars pair will be sold for One Dollar
and Fifty Cents.
Boys and Children's Suits and Over
coats will be sold at half price.
The only goods we expect in this sale
are those we keep in stock the year
round.
This Wonderful Clearing Sale begins
to-day and will last for Ten Days.
HAMBURGERS,
22O and 222 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
DnwnInr.

The date fixed for the appearance OF
Robert Downing, the fsvorite Ameri
can tragedian, in this city is next Satur-
day night. Mr.. Downing is well remem-
bered here for the excellence Of bis pro.
ductions Of the legitimate drama. and a
treat may be promised to theatre. goers in
his visit. The play selected for their
delectation is, Richard, the Lion
Hearted, new feature in Mr. Down.
ink' repertory. Mr. Downing has en-.
larged his list Of characters considerably.
aud he is giving better performances
than ever before.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

Ice fields from the upper Delaware yes.
terday very high tide crept over some
of the wharves along the river front. A
northwesterly wind, however. prevented
the threatening food from rising over
two feet above high water mark Most
of the ice cakes were either too small or
too rotten to form 81 serious obstruction
to navigation They are supposed to be
part Of the gorge which has accumulated
below Trenton during the last six
weeks.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
nIxsferY.

Mystery is something that interests us
all The plot Of Dangers of a Great
City which will be produced at the
Grand Opera House next Friday evening,
is one that is powerful and strong, and
shows how the darkest mysteries can be
solved If the party essaying the feat Is
courageous, noble and brave. The lead.
ing roles are in tho hands Of capable
stars and a succession Of crowded houses
can safely be predicted.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
Mhen Enster cnmns.

April is not very far off. and those
who wish economical spring gowns
and bonnets, have already bought their
Diamond Dyes for coloring the dress
goods, ribbons and feathers.
Don't forget the children's Easter
eggs. For ten cents you can purchase A
package Of Diamond Easter Dyes -four
colors) that will make several dozen
eggs bright and gay.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
"Iwon't be your slave. says Henry,
"-- - then. SAWS JOhn.n


This is what caused two Harmony
street brothers to fight like maddened
pugilists on Market street yesterday
afternoon. 10 took all the neighbors,
women and children, in the locality to
pull the men apart
James Dougherty and William Free
bury, Of Dobbinsville, the veteran pool
players, engaged in a spirited contest for
the championship at Leonards Dobbins.
vile Hotel, yesterday. Each won one
game.
The gypsies encamped in the northern
part of the city struck tents, yesterday,
and disembarled for the South.
The surprising spring weather has
brought people out of their houses,
filled the stores and started a general
clearing and cleaning-up movement.
James Weldon, of Dobbnsville, who
will probably be candidate for City
Council from the Third ward, was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday and had several
severe spasms.
Steve Black, a colored man who is
noted for beautifying and cleaning-up
qualifications. yesterday grubbed up the
old stumps at the southwest end Of the
post Office, leveled off the green there
aud did other acts Of improvement
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
Personal Events.

Mrs A. +. Davidson has returned
home from pleasant visit to Baltimore
friends.
Edwin NJ. Herbert Is home again after
business trip to Philadelphia.
T, T. Horn, Of Wilmington, has begun
moving into his new home on Market
street, this city, where Mrs Horn Will
open q millinery store.
Miss Edith Hushebecls is indisposed at
her home on Harmony street.
Mrs Byard Mitchell of WILMINGTON
visited friends here on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
New saloon ~ ne on.noa

charles a. Chnch viii open his new saloon
at the northwest corner OF Lancaster a17enne
and Harrison street on Wednesday evening
and he has invited his old friends from an
over the city 10 be present. Lunch will be
served during the evening.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

MI Monster-''1frs. Sweet Is a very stylish
woman. She looked n perfect symphony on
the street to-day" Mrs. Monster--'Ie she
was a symphony. Isaw her. She had on
cornet skirt and her new hat has n nuted
brim and she looked violin it.''-F Philadelphia
Record.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

Send Your Carpets TO the Electric Garnet
Cleaning ana Upholstery Works, 40s Orange
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

Mrs. Van Wilde-"Helen, go down TO the
library at once. Charlie wants 10 speak {,
you over the telephone Helen-"Gracious
Record.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

Bele-"T suspect that Carrie IS going to
got married at last. Mr.. Manning was hav-
ing long conversation with her last even
ing Kate But was he seriOusy" Belle-
"Seriousl Positively sad. Boston Tran
script.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

The Equitable Life the largest, strongest
sl50W0OO assetts, n surplus over all liabili-
ties of S3l l,0O0OO0, and It's income last year
amounted to over e42, OO,OO0. It's policies are
the most liberal IN the world and the divi-
dends paid on maturing policies are without
parallel I'm the annals Of Life Insurance his
tory. This company has at present Sl25,OOO,OO0
more insurance on It's books than any COM
pany In the world.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
To Prevent the Grip.

Or any other similar epidemic, the blood and
the whole system should be kept IN healthy
condition. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla TO give
strength, purify the blood and prevent dis
ease.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
She Thought 1t Was "Al Rieht.u

Several weeks ago George Wright, a
young man about town, was welded TO a
young damsel who hailed from Chester.
Pa 1t now appears that last week she
skipped" with her husbands brother,
Alonzo "Al' looks something like his
brother, and by many it is thought that
Mrs George did not know the difference
George did.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

Pabst Milwaukee beer on tap at Robelen's,
IDS West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not. have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALkFORNLA FTc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cHf.
LOUISVILLE, xK. NEW Y0RK. M
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

LADIES clean your kid gloves with Mos
quetaire Glove Cleaner. For sale only by
Mrs. j.. Percy, No. 6l3 Market street. Sole
agent for Madame Ruppert's face waeh and
toilet goods
Evening journal., 1893-03-14

I was much troubled with catarrh IL seri-
ously effected my voice. One bottle OF Ely's
Cream Balm did the work. Ny voice is fully
restored.-B n. Liepsner. A. NJ, pastor OF the
Olivet Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
God-send is Ely's Cream Balm. / had
catarrh for three years. Two or three times
a week my nose would bleed. / thought the
sores would never heal. Your Balm has cured
me.-Mrs NJ. A. Jackson, Portsmouth, n. H..
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
MEDIUM
WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR.

you with medium-weia
Underwear, which is nc
seasonable. You will
surprised at the valr
given. At soc we offer
white and a natural wd
color garment; a bett
one at 75c and up
$I.5o for the best
medium-weight.
In Neckwear we've be
showing some beautii
patterns and some entire
new shapes and now \
have as many again
show you. The soc gre
uating four-in-hand whiI
we show you, S inch
wide, you can't find i
better.
We want you to S
what we have for you
Easter Neckwear.
Open evenings until
o'clock.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing 9th & Mark'
Hats,
Shoes. Wilmingto
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
Incldonta of the nnv.

Sheldon Leary, a well known colored
hostler, and Charles Shearer's bull dog,
engaged in a catch as catch-can encounter
in front Of tho post Office By brave
lighting on Learys part the dog only got
several mouthfuls of trousers.
Evening journal., 1893-03-14
Church Anairs balanced for tho Yenr.

Church Affairs Balanced for the Year.
The official board Of the NJ E. Church
held its final meeting for the conference
year last night. The meeting was held for
the purpose Of arranging all the financial
affairs of the church and settling up the
accounts. Rev. II. f. Martindale, ID ID.
will leave for conference this evening
The Mite Society of the church also met
last night and discussed various plans
for beautifying the parsonage during the
minister's absence
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13

Lswsndowskiego Z Cleveland, o.
Propozycya ia przyjeta i wyko.
mana zostaia z zapalem. Prezes
Sejmu OBJ. Lewandowski zslmu.
JAG niejsce podziekowai "a uczy.
niony mu zaszczyt, i wyrazif sic
De miasto Cleveland powiekszy o
tysiac czfonkow Zwiasek Mar.
Pol.
Nastapify wybory ma marszai.
ka SeJmu.
Delegat Lauferski wnosi azeby
ogolnym giosem wybra6 OBJ. Fr.
Grygiaszewskiego. Izba przyj-
mule projekt z zapafem.
Po zajeciu przez OBJ, FIR. Cry.
glaszewskiego miejsca marszafka
Sejmu < q. N. 2. odezwai sic
protest be marszaiek ME Jest WV.
branY og6lnym giosem, Prezydu-
jacy zawezwaf tych ktorzy sa "a
protestem aaeby przez powstanie
i podniesienie reki ujawnili swe
4yczenia = liczba wynosiia gfo.
sow Fl przeto OBJ. FIR. Grygla.
szewski zostal wybrany 115 gio-
sami.
Marszafek Sejmu FIR. Grygla-
szewskl W pieknych sfowach obok
podziekowania wyborcom, wypo-
wiedzial swe daaenia cele W
pracach, &e po tel drodze poste-
puje zawsze czY jsko aofnierz lub
1ako nsjwyzszy urzednik Zwiazku
N. z. ze dslekim jest cd pychy
i dumy a pracuje dla ludu. ma
zakohczenie odczytai ulozony cd.
powiedni wiersz, kt6ry przy spo.
sobnosci W Zgodzie bedzie umie-
szczony.
Zadecydowano, ateby bylo
dwoch Sekretarzy Sejmu x 2. N.
P. W celu dokladnego i spieszne.
go spisywania ogfaszauia pro.
tok6fu.
Ma kandydat6w przedstawio.
no delegat6w A. J. W. Kosak Z
Cincinnati j Fr. Jabioiskiego z
Chicago, Ills.
IEba kandydat6w tych zamia-
nowaia jednogioSnie.
Posiedzenie odroczono do 90.
dziny Bel po poiudniu.
Komitet wybrano do zbadanis "a
kwestyonowanych mandat6w obywateli:
LipIhSki I Philadelphia, Bscskiewicz
Z South Bend, M. ]. Ssdowski Buffalo,
DR.. Sadowski Matsrnowicz.
Potem nastapilo otwarcie Seimu.
Prezes Lewsndowski " patryotycznei 1
gl6woie spelulaosi movie do deleGa-
tow, prosis, by pOrsucili wszsIka pry-
wste, wstepuieo na hale sejmowa prze-
baczyh jedsn drugiemu wszelkis nrazy
osobiste, q prEeieoi milosciS brstuia I
miloscia nasEej ukoohanej Ojczyzny
pracowsh M kofzyse zwiazku nsszei
niasEczesliweJ ksjdany zakutej Oi.
ozyzny Polski. Delegsci nagrodzili
MOVE preEesa LewsndowSkiego huoz-
nemi oklasksmi.
Pc MIN misl krotks przemowe oenzor
Przybyssewski, skreslajao " niej swe
dwuletnie dzialsnie. Potem odozytal
diugi piekny wiersE nspisany do
Selma przez zacna nasza pania Samo-
li6sks- Po wierszu odczytai sprawozda-
ME swej dwuletniej dzialslnosci, kt0re
delegaci prEyiah z umiarko waniem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13
Sprawozdanie z Seimu
K. Il. N. p.

Nadszedl nsreszcie dE;eh rozpoczecia
x 60 Ssjmu Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego.
Dielnica polska przystroila sic fwia.
tscznis, wszedzie sztandary, wstegi /
girlandy. Koiciolek sw. Tr6lcy 9inal
W zieleni, Bi6ro RzRdu Centralnego u.
N. p. lsniRce bsrwami teczy, wrzalo
zyciem q tiumy ludu oczekiwaly juz cd
wczesnego ranka m ukazauie sic dele
gatow towarzystw.
o godzinis 8 T. zaczs{y uadciagac
rozmaits grupy pod wodzR marszalk6w.
Ustawiiy sic one kolejno ma ulicy Di-
vision, tworzac dlugi, barwny lshcuch.
Nsgle rczstapily ale szeregi przez
utworzony takim sposobem szpaler
przsciagneh czionkowie REsdu Central
nego, delegaci orkiestra. Poch6d ru-
szyi " nslwiekszym porzadku przez
ulIce Dv.s sion. Milwaukee Avenue, uli-
CO Cleav sr skreciwszy na ulice Noble
zatrzymai sic przed kosciolem. Tu
towarzystws koscielne trxymsiy porza-
dek, oczekujao chorsgwiS koEcielpa
ny braci zwiazkowych. Niebawem mad
ciagneli oni 1 wkro ;zyH " cichosci i
skup.eniu ducha do swiRtyni. Uroczy.
stosc koscielna byis imponujRca. Mszs
swieta celebrowai Wiel. Ks. w. Czy.
zewski; asysto wall jako Dyakon Wiel.
ks. WoitsJewicz, Subdyakon Wiel. Ks.
Pawiowski. Wiel. ks. SEtuczko
przemowil ambony tax serdecznie
wzniosle, zschecsjac do Pracy, wytrwa-
mia, miiosci ojczyzny, tax gorsco male
gAl zaparcie sic wIdokow osobistych
dzislanie jedynie dls dobra instytueyi,
ktora W imie Boga OjozyEny stworzo.
ma powinna jsk Mojaesz, wyprowadzic
lud niewoli l upokorzeniA - 20 ME
jednemu z obecnyoh lzy zakracily sic
w'oczach, q promleh laski Boskiej o,
Swiecil serca. Chor pod przewodnictwem
pana A. Maika, przy wspoiudzials
znsnych spieWaozek spiswakow spissl
sic dzielnie. Smislo moana powiedziec
ze naIwspanislszs j najbogatsza swiaty-
mia Pafska mogiaby sic poszozyoic ts-
kim spiewem.
Gdy kapisn oelebrujRcy msza pobio-
goslswil zebrAnych KrZyaem Swietym,
setki piersi zaintouowAly nsSz cudowhy
hymn narodowy: ,B14e oos Polske"
tax sEczerze, powaknie wzniosle, 70
echo jego odbiio sic chybs Niebiosy.
2 oststnim dzwiekism hymnu oddzisl
Krakusow, trzymsjScy strsz honorowa
prey oltsrzu, ruszyi ku wyjsciu, "a MIN
zss podatyl delegaci towsrEystwa.
Pred kosoiolom znow uszykowG sic
poch0d dls odprowsdzenia delegat6w
do bali Pulaskiego, gdzie odbywsly sic
obrady.
Przodem datyh kopno " czerwonych
rogatywksch msrsEalkoWie.
Czolo kolumny EsjsR szereg polskich
policyantow, "a mimi zas sliczna orkie-
stra poprzedzAls dzielny oddzial Kraku.
SOW obnatonemi szablami.
DIlej kroozyli ozlonkowia rzsdu CEN
trslnego, delegRci nakoniec towarzy.
stwa zwiazkowe przy odznaksch / =
rozwinietemi sztandarsmi.
Piekny to byl pochodl Ma wszy.
stkich twarEsoh widnialspewnosc siebis,
inteligenoys, niezaleznosc, We wszy.
stkich postsoiaoh drgaly sila zdrowie
q trzepoczaoe sEtsndary zdawaly sic nu
cic: yJeszcze Polska ME xginels"i
Masterpieces towsrzystws bruly udzisl
pochodEie: 2gi Oddzial WolnYch
Krakus6w gr. 90, Adams Mickiewioza
gr. lo9; Krols Mieczyslava gr. l22;
Polskich Krawcow gr. B; Polonis gr. o1
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13
orl. Pogoui q. lie; Gw.rdy. Pula.

Oria Pogoni gr. lie; Gwardya Pula-
skiego gr. SO; Mlodyoh Przemysiowc6w
or. Al; MiloS6 Narodu Polskiego CT.
188; Tadeusza Kosciuszko grupa 81,
Harmonia gr. 4; Gmina Polska No. 1.
q. 20; Jana Kochsnowskiego or. l49.
Agatona Gillsra gr. Ill. GWiazda gr.
l27.
o godzinie lei po poiudniu pooh6d
stanSf " hall Pulaskiego. q powodu
zmeczenia uczestniczacych ob. A. L.
stewnik, marszaiek pochodu, zapropo-
nowai odpoczynek p6lgodzinny. Ego
dEono sic m to jednoglosnie.
Gdy po upiywie tego czssu zebrano
sic na halli, OBJ. +. Smietanka, prezes
zarzSdu halli Pulaskiego, przedstawil
dyrektor6w prcs:i oenzora w. Przyby.
szewskiego o otworzenie sejmu. w
odpowiedzi Cenzor poprosil OBJ. Smis-
tanke, aby zechcial przem6wic obszer
niej, proszony oswiadcEyi, zs Jest szcze
sliwY powitac delegstow Xgo Sejmu
Zwiazku Nsrodowego Polsk1ego Ia
znaclyi, ae wyplsts posmiertnego Jest
tylko pobocznym celem ZwiSzku, glow
nemi zas jego celami Sc: utrzymsnie
ducha narodowego datenie do wywsl
czenia niepodlegiosci ukochanej Oh
czyzny naszej.
Ia move t. podziekowali zebrani
rzesistemi oklaksami.
Gdy oklaski uoichly Cenzor povital
delegatow kr6tkiem przem6wieniem.
u njewiadomei przyczYny ME uznal on
"a stosowne poprosic ami Vice Cenzora
ami Rad Centrally zsjecie miejsca
na estradzie. Pomimo 10 urzednicy
weszli na estrade zostlli powitani przez
delegatow nieopisanym entuEjazmem.
Wstpimy, ably to odznaki radosoi byly
przyjemne najwytszemu urzednikowi
ZwiaEku.
Delegatow dotad " ogols zglosilo
sic 20 odznski sto trzydziestu siedmiu.
Cenzor naznsozyl Komitet do sprSw
dzenia Dandatow stsnowia 60: OBJ, Leon
Stopihski, Alexis Lestozyhski, Kszimierz
ZYcbl hski, Luoysn Dewojno, DIR. l..
Sadowski. Csnzor zaprojektowsi odro-
czy6 posiedzenie IA dwie godziny, De
legAt Listewnik czyni wniosek poparty,
stsby posiedIenie odroczyd do dnia ma
stepnego do godEiny osj rAno powodu
og0lneRo xmeozenis / niemoanosci
sprawdzsnia tax iicznych mandat6w
prsez dwis godziny.
CenEor st6sownis do ayczsniA odracza
posiedzenie. ZabrAl Rlos Prezes Zwia-
Eku Polskich SpiewakoW OBJ.
K. Maaek, otwiadczyl ae " dniu dEisisj-
Sym, przypsda konoert urzadzony
przez Ziszd polskieh fpiswakow o go
dzinis Sci wieozorsm " hall Palaskis-
90 zatsm wszystkioh Delegatow Sejmu
Xgo Nv. N. P. ! Gale PolskS publicsnOte
uprzejmie Eapraszs.
Me mo1emy obowiRzku redaktora
pomihac nader niewissoiwego xachowa.
wanna sic pana w. Przybyszsvskiego.
jako nsiwyaszego urzednika ZwisSku
ktoEy osworzywszy Sejm Espomoisl,
cay teA ME choisl povolsc do zajeois
miejso naleanych, VIoe-cenzora REsdu
Centralnego, tax - ci Emuszeui byli
wprovadzid " vykonanie naleAne i'm
praws. Ogo deiegatow zgromadro-
nyoh Towarzystw, dajRo dowody sym
patyi REadowi Centralnemu Nv. N. p.
dostatecznie wYnAgrodsa to Espomnie
ME.
Zdziv1lo mas bsrdzo lekcewatsnie
konstytueyi przeE Ceuzors. - Konsty.
tucya Ealeoa " Artykule V 5 9; Gypy
utworEone mniej MIA na 5ejmem, ME
msjs praws wysisc deisgasow.
Tymczasem CenEor naxnaoza jako
delegate do sprswdEknis msadat6w ob.
Alekssndra eszcEyhskiego, kt6ry 20.
sisda, mandat grupy 207 przyJetsi do
IZwiaEku Mar. Pol. dnia % Harcs 1893
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-13
Drukar,ia .upsdycia 674 Noble Str. Chicago. III.

ME maiacych dwudEestu pieciu
czfonk6w.
Delegat 7. Wild odczytuje S 6
z Art. 5 Konstytucyi Zw. Mar.
Pol. kt6ry brzmi:
S 8. Delegaci grup, liczscych mniej
nia % czionkow, zasiadais " Sejmie.z
giosem doradczym, q tylko " pewnych
razach moRs byc upowaanieni do gloso.
wanna przez Prezydujscego m Ssjmie,
"a porozumieniem sic Cenzorem. De-
legatem mote bye kaAdy ozionek zwis-
zku. kt6ry pozostaje " zwiaIku przy-
nsjmniej miesiecy szese. Stare grupy.
dopoki licza 8 ozionk6w. "a wsze majs
prawo giOsu ma Sejmie. Grupy, utwo-
rzone mniej nia na miesiecy pred
sejmen ME maja Prawa wyslac delega-
TOW.
Pc odczytaniu zada przyznanla
nalefnych praw grupom dele.
gatom.
Zadecydowano aaeby zniesG "a.
kwestyonowanie delegat6w .
Grup ME majacych dwudziestu
pieciu czionkow, a wszelkie insze
pozostawic do decyEyi zorgani.
zoWanej Izbie.
Zamknieto debata, przystapio.
no do wyboru rrzednik6w Sejmu
K 2. N. P. Delegat W. Po-
szwihski prosi aAeby na te urzeda
wybierac delegatow zamiejsco.
wych, re wzgledow poniewaa
Chicago wliczbie urzednik6w ma
zawsze przewage.
Uchwalono aaeby ma urzeda
Sejmowe nominowac kandydatow
gfosem, wybory kandydat6w
dopeiniac kartkami. = Przedsta.
will kandydatow ma urzad Pre-.
zesa Sejmu:
Delegat Machek OBJ. Lswan.
dowskiego z Cleveland.
Delegst s. Berens OBJ. FIR. Cry.
glaszewskiego z Minneapolis.
Dslegat Roland OBJ. W. Bar.
dohskiego Chicago.
Delegat G6recki OBJ. Epihskie-
60 Philadelphii.
Delegat Gryglaszewski czynl
wniosek ateby Cenzor nomino.
wal Komitet do ebliczania gios6w
j tymczasowego Sekretarza Sci.
mu. Cenzor naEnacza sekreta.
rem OBJ. A. Msllek, do komite.
tu obliczenia gios6w; delegat6w
Rolanda, 7. Wild 2. Twarow.
skiego.
2 urny wyborczej paddy giosy
OBJ. Lswandowski Sc, oh. Cry.
glsszewski Al, OBJ. Bardohski q,
OBJ. Lipi6ski 10.
Delegat Gryglaszewski prosi
aAeby wybrac prSez aklamaCya
prezesem Sejmu x 2. N. P. OBJ.