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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Thirty-four Deaths.

The report OF the Health Department
for the week ending Saturday last shows
Whole number Of deaths. "a; IA white
ind % colored.
Cause of death. Amenorrhoea. white;
apoplexy. 1 white; bronchitis, l :olo.edi
burns Accidentally, l colored; congestion
Of brain. L white; consumption. 2 colored
commissions, / colored: diarrhoea, / col
ored; dysentery (chronic). ! colored; ex-
haustion, colored; fever (puerperiD.
colored; fever continued. ! white; fever
typhoid. white; heart disease, l white
/ colored hamilton, l colored; marasmI IS
! colored; measles. l white; mimi gifts
white; old age white. coiored; paraly-
sis. white: pneumonia. colored; pneu-
monia bronchiaD 1 white; softening OF
brain. white.
Locality: Marshall ward. white
colored; Madison ward. colored; Clay
ward, 5 white. colored: almshouse,
colored jefferson ward, l white. 2 col
ored; Monroe ward. white, colored
Jackson ward, white. colored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Badly Broken Up.

A negro boy. whose name was not
learned, jumped from a moving train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Sun
day about $3.50 a. NJ, upon which he was
supposed to be stealing a ride, and was
seriously injured. The accident happened
near Walnut and Seventeenth streets.
and the ambulance was called and took
him to the almshouse. His nose was split
in half, his mouth badly torn and many
teeth knotted out; two ribs were broken.
his hip cut and internal injuries re-
ceived. His hands were badly torn, and
the amputauon Of several fingers was
necessary. Notwithstanding his many
wounds and injuries he is doing well.
with a fair chance of recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
RAILROAD ITEMS.

The estimated gross earning of the Nor
folk and Western railroad for the first
week in April show an increase of SH16I
making the total increase for the year to
date Sl39. 705
In response to a request from the Gov
ment Mexican railroads have reduced
rates on corn and beans. owing TO a
scarcity Of these food necessities.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company viii be held on Wednesday
Nav Sd. at 10 A. ~. in Roanoke
Mr. G. ". Barney has been appointed
district passenger agent Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at Lexington, Ky.
The Roanoke Machine Works, OF Roa-
noke. during the month Of March de-
livered TO the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company three class G locomotives,
one pay-car and l22 hopper-bottom coal
cars.
President ingalls,, Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. who arrived In Rich
mond Sunday. left yesterday for old
Point.
H. w. Fuller. ESQ, general PASSENGER
agent OF the Chesapeake and ONO ran
way. with headquarters az Washington
was in Richmond yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

offers n fine opportunity for investment.
The sale will be on the premises.
There will be a trustees sale this after
nom Mt 4:3O o'clock, by r.. A. Catlin. OF
a tract of land containing l7s IL acres.
and lying in Henrico county. about five
miles east OF this city. near the termi-
nus OF the Central turnpike. This land
is known as the old Poor-House tract.
The sale will be made on the premises.
Messrs. Boswell & Hartman will sell this
afternoon at 5 o'clock lot on Dock street.
I'm the rear Of Messrs. Davenport &
Morrfa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

The next meet will be held at Fair
mount-avenue church the second Sunday
in May The board Of directors Will
meet at the Broad-street church next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Or. James y Fair Of the Grace-strcet
Presbyterian church preached 10,
as usual, large congregations twice on
Sunday The morning sermon was a
powerful and searching discourse from
the text. John xii. q: Sir. we would see
Tpsug"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

The grand jury Of Henrico county was
in session yesterday. w. y. Mordecai
foreman.
The following true bills Of indictment
were found. Emmanuel Collier, house
breaking and larceny; George Frayser'
malicious assault: Walter Mayo mall
cious assault: Anna Boyd, petit larceny ;
Joseph G. Harris, petit larceny
The grand jury was then dischargeo
for the term. The court will be in ses-
sion next Monday for granting liquor
licenses. Any one opposed TO the grant
ing Of these licenses will have TO appear
on that daN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Real Estate Notes.

be a commissioner sale OF the brick
store, No. west Broad street; also al
S o'clock this evening that fine lot OF
land on the north side OF Floyd avenue
with a comfortable dwelling thereon. The
future OF this property is assured. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
A birthday Party.

A pleasant birthday party was given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. 3.
Wright at their residence. No. 500 south
Pine street, In honor of the sixth ami
versary Of their little son, Russell l..
Wright quite number of children were
present, and were we'll entertained from
10 II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

his memory those feelings OF affectionate
reverence and regard which they can
only have for the pure and upright man,
as well az the true and loyal friend they
always found in him.
8, That these proceedings be spread on
our minutes, and copy sent to the
family OF the deceased with the assur-
ahce OF our profoundest sympathy in
their and our common bereavement
At meeting OF the standing committee
or the Mutual Assurance Society of Vir-
ginia, held on the nth day OF April 1898.
there were present: Messrs. William II.
Palmer, William +. Gray, James w. ALI
son, I. NJ. Rutherford and II. T Harris
Jr.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved. That in the death OF our assoc
ciate, Emil O. Noting whose long re-
cord as an honorable and prominent mer-
chant OF This city. and for many years
member Of this board. was distin-
guished by gentle courtesy and marked
ability and fidelity. and that we shall al
WAYS cherish the recollection OF his use
fulness. integrity and many virtues.
Resolved That "A copy OF these pro-
ceedings be sent TO the family of the
deceased.
other Deaths.
little Joe. the Vo-year-old son OF Mr..
Georee Mitchell. who lives at No. 1914
Nenable street. fell into well near the
house Sunday. and barely escaped with
his life. His mother rescued him.
Mrs. Louisa Graft McClelland wife Of r.
Stanhope McClelland and mother Of the
siited suthoress. NJ. G. McClelland, died at
her home, Elm Cottage. in Buckingham
county, og the 18th il slant in her eightieth
/ year
She leaves two daughters Mrs Anna
| Wheian and Miss ". G. McClelland.
/ The funeral OF Mrs. Della A., wife of
Mr.. John II. Aston. took place from
! Denny-street Methodist church Sunday
/ afternoon. The church was crowded The
/ interment was at Oakwood, and there
were number Of beautiful floral tributes.
The funeral OF Mr.. Frank J. Heyer of
! Fulton. popular attachee Of Talbot
| foundry, took place Sunday afternoon at
. O'Clock from ST. Patrick's church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

In saying that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures It's proprietors make no idle or
exf,avaeant claim. Statements from
thousands of reliable people prove that
HOODS CgRES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
p ourQ urean,
Price and Co.
Fourth and Broad streets.
The New Silks.

Surprise and admiration are tho
two most notable occurrences
at our Silk counter-surprise
at the immense variety of en-.
tirely new patterns we are re.
ceiving daily admiration at
the beautiful styles and color
ings in all the new effects
shown exclusively by US in this
city.
If you are not accustomed to buying
Silks of us-try us once-anc you wiz
always be our patron hereafter.
Dress Goods.
The spring season is now here.
Are you ready with your
spring costume ? Great has
been the rush the past two
weeks at this counter. Proba-
bly, no better values were ever
offered than can now be found
in our beautiful stock of all the
new spring weaves-ranging
from soc. per yard up to the
finest GOODS made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Black Goods.

Black is the Queen of Dress
Goods. 1t has reigned monarch
of fashion for generations
Every lady bows allegiance to
its everlasting supremacy. 1t
courts the favor of fancy with
it's sombre variety. There's
a blank in any wardrobe that
does not boast the ownership
Of at least one BLACK GOWN.
Into every lady's life come
times when BLACK is the
most appropriate. On any oc-
casion it has the sanction OF
Dame Fashion-lt's a luxury
It's a necessity-It's commod-
ity. The new phases are gems
and we have just added lot
TO the assortment we already
had.
FINE BLACh SEhUES-
80. IS. rs, $50, 81, sl.25, sl.S, sl.7o per
ward.
FINE BLACK BATISTE-
80. IS. IS. SEC, Al. sl.25, sl.5O, sl.75.
FINE BLACK TAMISE-
80. Is, IS, $50 81. 81. Is, sl.50. sL75.
PLAIN BLACK CHALL1-
80, 65, 70, s5c.. Il, sl.25. 30, Si.7o.
BLACK ALL-WOOL HENRIEIIAS-
50. IS. IS. Sc. ~, si.25, sl.N. sl.1h
BLACK SILk-WARP HENRlETTAS-
81, sl.25, sl.50. az. 81. %, $3.50. sS.
FANCY JACQUARDS-
BLACK VCSlRilEPE DE CHINE
Al, sl.25. ~ 30. 81.
BLACK CREPONS--
al. sl.25. si.O. 81.
Special attention is called 20
our line Of BLACK SILK
HERNANIin plain striped and
brocaded. No such assortment
was ever before shown in Rich
mOnd.
Plain and Figured Grenadines in great
variety from 7lc. 10 81 per yard.
those who anticipate trip TO he World 3
Fair will find many choice selections in
our line Of black goods tor travelling CO.'S
tunes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Dress Goods.
Wash Dress Goods.

Our special sale of Wash Dress
Goods viii! continue this week.
No such stock of patterns--and
no such values were ever before
offered in this city at the be-
ginning of a season. Better
make your selection this week
while all the new patterns are
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

Mr.. w. u. Bevill, general passenger
agent of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. with headquarters in Roanoke, was
In the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

All applicants who. desire 10 come be
fore the State Board Of Medical Exam
iners are requested 10 call at the once
OF DR.. Michaux, secretary Of the board
No 32s east Franklin street, to-day from
y NJ. 10 5 p. NJ, in order TO register and
receive their permits to appear before
the board tomorrow night at $3.50 o'clock.
This IL desirable i'm order TO avoid the
delay I'm getting to work upon the ex-
animation tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
LaC0S.

Our Lace Department is over.
flowing with new and choice
styles in all the popular laces--
at prices you will appreciate
when you see the goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
White Shirts.
Mems Underwear.

The warm temperature calls for
thinner FlanneIs-not the sum-
mer kind, but something be-
tween.
Medium weight Underwear in white
and mode. 81 10 81 a garment. ac-
cOrding 10 quality.
In Underwear. as in Shirts. we strive
TO keep the best for the money TO
be found anywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
What About CARPETS?

Each day adding to the already
large assortment.
Three things to emphasize
viz: choice variety-best quail
ty-and celebrated makers.
Read through the line
ROYAL Witons-Bigeow ADMINISTRATIVE
ford Axmins:er-Kead Administer -Bige-
low Brussels Lowell ssels-Harttord
Brussels Wilton yelvets-Roxbury Iapes-
try-Wilton Back Tapestry-Agra In
grains-Extra Supers-Iwc Phys. etc.
that Art Squares are in demand goes
without saying Here. again; is great
variety to choose from III all siZes-aIso
Smyrna Mats and Rugs-AXminster and
Moquet Rugs-and everything, IN floor
covering from the economical Oil-Cloth up
to the finest Linoleum.
High prices are no part OF the
contract. We want to intro
duce this new department-and
to do so we have made prices
on all goods that will be to
your interest to take advantage
of.
our special sale of Neutrality-suspicious.
Shades-Curtain Poles and Lace Cur
tains will continue this week.
&c. Seamless Mating, for 19c. Opaque
Window Shades on best spring roll
lers. 35c with fringe, 45c,
Curtain Poles with brass ends. rings.
etc. lie.
Special.
Frilled Muslin Curtains in full lengths
and sash lengths, the latest out.
50. $3.50 and SO for sash; 50, 81 ana
$3.50 for full curtains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

HOODS PILLS assist digestion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18
Special.

Frilled Muslin Curtains in full lengths
and sash lengths, the latest out
50. $3.50 and SO for sash; SO, 81 anC
$3.50 for full curtains.
The Republican journal., 1893-12-14

'oittiiiN' VI vi .. w ili'iS.f . NoiN No N'i'-1
each) is Just the thing for girls, and Kate
Douglas Wiggin has written half dozen
breezy books for Young people. in prices
which range from 80 cents to 81 p. This
firm publishes fascinating books on birds
and out Door life, Of which little Broth
eiS III tine Air, w Olive Thornc Miller,
Torrey (>l.2 y each) are fine specimens.
The edition which a given book has
reached II 4 fair index OF its worth and
Keeping III NINA tho fact that Christmas is
4 good time til replenish the parson' 5
library Mil mention few OF lIoughton
A Mi1lin books Of a religious character,
die III Which, t-ren Great Religions. hy
James Freeman Clarke has reached its
hjYheH edition. and others ash igh as the
twentieth The Destiny of Man Isl 00l
by John FiSke The Lily Among rhorns
(9l.25) ~ VIM. Elliot Glittis If which 4
Wellesley graduate once said, "A never
SAW any meaning or beauty in the song of
solomon till | read that book " fresh
and Suggestive study of the Lord ) Pray
N HOOD bN Washington GLADDEN., "The
TRANSPORTATION Of Christ, t>l ~ an
original and helpful analysis OF this eN-
rericnee oi the Christ by f W tiunsau-
luS, anr ot Gheago most popular preach
eH~; Ancient cities fe145l hN VIM.
I,il3.1,pt INliaIt .f s,,a,.ial at+,y,ction 4 a
The Republican journal., 1893-12-14
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may be inherited not Consumption
chested children are the ones K
Ea0Jboar with a tendency towarl
should take
The Republican journal., 1893-12-14
What Women are Thinking of To-day
a paper read before the Belfast Alliance
Dec. l. 1898.

are thinking how to make the world bet
ter They are devising ways and means
to have less misery. and more happiness.
They are teaching themselves to eschew
seliishness and to lay the foundation Of
happy. useful lives. 10y bringing sunshine
ING to place the principles Of purity and
truth in their true light before the world
They are thinking. wo, king, praying. that
the future MAY reap what the present is
sowing The lines of thought pursued
hy women are various, yet they converge
into two great forces. The one is working
to place woman on higher vantage ground
in the future: the other is making wom-
an nohler il the present. ~ the first
belong those women whose lives are cen
tered on educational advancement alone;
to the second belong those who recog
nize the fact that there will be little use
for vantage ground in the future unless
tile ignorant and vlcious are taught 10
raise themselves in proportion to the as
tendency Of the better classes \ true
equilibrium OF the mental and moral con
dtions between the classes must he MAIN
what philanthropic women are thinking
about Literary women are busy in pre-
pairing mental teasts fol themselves and
for others. and are Just ~ essential to thc
World as arc the philnthropic foiceS.
The Iivermores. picllinson> and ilowes
of the literary world are laying The tables
for the Fostcls, tho WillaHs and tAc
Phinneys WI the philanthropic word.
While they Ill turn are banding down NOR
scls ot comfort and delight to those who
come after th,m. II is 4 wise, a healthy
condition u affairs and M striet ad-
herence IL these principles There must
come o time when each woman Shall real
i've that the right thing 70 DO is 70 Dis
cara stli ann wolk Together III harmony
foI common humanity Thinking wom-
Nh leaiize that Ill order W arrive 1T the
best results. it is imroltant That logical
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18
NOtatki telegraficzne
z zagranicy.

= Pc Meksyku kraza handy po-
wstahcze. Powodem powstaria jest
niezadowolenie re stosunkow ekono-
micznych. Ostatnio powstahcy "a.
w}adnell miasteczkiem EsPai.
= Czlonek parlamentu angielskie-
90 Keir Hardie wni6sS do Izby gmin
bill o uuarodowieniu czyli przejsciu
ma wlasnost narodu wszystkich ko.-
pain " kraju.
: znany ma wyspie Cubic baudy-
ia Quivones zostas ujety przez gwar-
dye cywilna.
= Ambassador Stan6w zjednoczo-
nych W Paryzu Eustis das wczoraj
pierwsze swe przyjecie, ma kt6rem
by Ii obecni wszyscy ministrowie. Re-
cepcya bysa wspaniaia.
= Liczba wojsk hiszpahskich W
Mellila dochodzi juz do $4,000.
W Belgii utworzys sic ,,trust"
pspierowy. Ceny papieru p6jda Q
20 proc. W gore, co zagraza istnienlu
wielu gazet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18
Ma eel d0br0czynny.

Jednym z wynik6w kongresu kato.
lickiego, kt6ry sic odbyi W czasie
wystawy, byso zalozenie stowarzysze.
mia ,,Catholic Women's National
League, ktorej to ligi celem ma oyc
zakaadat instytuta dobroczynne. Lii
Ga ia juz zafozyla W Chicago trzy
ochronki, zebrawszy fundusze ofar
dobrowolnycb, teraz zamiarem jej
jest zaksadac szk6}ki ogr6dkowe
Kindergarten, do czego jednakowoz
znaczniejszych potrzeba fuudusz6w.
Azeby fundusze to pozysks6, W Dniu
Developments urzadzi liga bal,
kt6rego ca}y doch6d ma Gel ten be-
die przeznaczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18
Strajk weglarzy W Anglii ukon.
cZOny.

LoNDYN, 17go listopada. =
Wielki strajk g6rnikow, pra'
cujscych W kopalniach wegla
W Anglii, cd dis uwaaat moz
ma "a ostatecznie uko1czony.
Czesciowo wracali oni do pra-
cy juz cd miesiaca. DIS "a
}atwiono sprawe wszystkich
pozostalych strajkierow W
drodze porozumienia. Do po-
rozumienia przysz}o na konfe.
rencyi przedstawicieli Stowa:
rzyszenia w}ascicieli kopal6 i
delegat6w Federacyi g6rni-
k6w. Postauowiono, ze g6r.
nicy wr6ca do piracy cd ponie-
dzialku i otrzymywac beda
dawna place az do lutego r. p.
Cd tego czasu ustanowiona 70,
stanie nova stopa piacy, kt6rq
uchwali specyaluy komitet ar,
bltracyjny, wybrany przez pra
codawc6w pracownik6w.
Ten komitet bedzie mia} pier,
wsze swe posiedzenie juz dnia
1890 grudnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18
z niemieckiej Rady panstwa.

BERLIN, 17go listopada. =
Rada pa6stwa zebra}a sic dis
o godz. II m. 20 przystapl8a
do wyboru urzednik6w. Pre-,
zydentem zostas obrany pono'
wnie v. Lewetzow, vice. pre-
zydentami Buel i Berklin.
Izba zgodzi}a sic dalej ma Ia
przestanie dochodze1 sado.
7wych przeciwko Ahlwardtowi,
Foersterowi Hammersteino'
wi. Konserwatysci wniesll
proiekt do prawa, azeby ma
przyszlost zydom obcym pod
danym ME bylo wolno osiedlae
sic W Niemczech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18
Szwsjcarzy W Argentynie.

BERN, 17go listopada- =
Otrzymano tn wiadomosc o
przykrych zaj5ciach, W jakich
biora udzia} Szwajcarzy "a
mieszkali W Argentynie. Gaia
rodzina szwajcarska, zamiesz-
ka3a W tel prowincyi, zostafa
wymordowana. Wtedy iuni
kolon Sci Szwajcarzy zehrall
sic W gromade j ,,lynchowai"
morderc6w. Dopiero wtedy
ruszy}a sic pollcya = uwle-
zi}a wszystkich Szwajcar6w,
Sprawa ia zrobi}a tn wlelkle
wrazenie. Rad szwajcarski
zamierza odniesG sic do rzadu
Stan6w Zjednoczonych pros
ba o interweGcye W tel spra'
vie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18
Crispi o pOkoju europejskim.

PARYz, 17-go listopada. =
Gazeta journal" ogfasza m
tervieo0 z b. prezydentem wfo
skiego ministeryum Sig. Cri-
spi, bawiacym tu obecnie. Crl-
spi powiada, re przymierze
pomiedzy Rosya Francyajest
nienaturalnem i ME tylko ME
utrwali}o pokoju W Europie,
ale przeciwnie wprost mu "a,
graza. w skutek przymierza
Anglia musi sic ubezpieczy6
ma morzu Srodziemnem, W O.
bee Rosyi i Francyi, zkad bar
dzo 1atwo dojsc moze do po,
waznego zatargu i wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-18

przychodzi do skutku. DIS o godz.
7ej wieczorem nasi4pi jego otwsrcie.
Rozegrane zostana ma ,,Fairze" wszy-
stkie sprzety j rome przedmioty, po.
zostase ,,Restauracyi Polskiej". A
wiec beda tam do rozegrania: stoly,
krzesia, talerze, szklanki, fyzki, noze,
widelce, obrusy, serwetki W og6le
ca}y serwis. Tykiety beda bardzo Ia
ME po 5, 10, cent6w i wyaej. Wstep
ma sale bezriatny. ,Fair" potrwa o.
koio tygodnia az do zupelnego roze-
grania wszystkich przedmiot6w. Po-
Iowa dochodu przeznaczona ma pol-
skie sieroty.
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Cesarz Brazylii.

MADRYr, 17go listopada.
Sen. Morel, hiszpa6ski mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, o.
trzymal dis telegram Bra
zylii, donoszacy, re adm. Mel
10 ogiosn najstarszego syna
ksiecia d'Eu cesarzem Bray
lii. Jest to ksiaze Piotr Lud'
wik Flip, Urodzil sic W Pc,
tropolis, niedaleko Rio de ia
metro, d. Is pazdziernika 1878,
liczy wiec zaledwo lat Is. Je-
go matks jest ksiezna lzabela
Bragancka, c6rka zmar4ego
cesarza Don Pedro.
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glADOMOSGl MIEISCOWB
POlicyant rabusiem.

Aresztowano policyanta Mich. j.
allery ze staoyi W Hyde Park "a
to, ze popesnil rabunek. sprawa byaa
TAXA:
William Dillon, kelner W Boston
Oyster House, postara} sic o pozyska'
ME rozkazu aresztowania niejakiego
E. Borera, jubilera zam. pm. 1886
Indiana ave. "a pewna sprawe, ktdra
do rzeczy ME nalezy, a o ktorej wolf
my zamilczec. Policyant Gallery
mial wykonat rozkaz aresztowania.
Wtedy jednak Borer usozys sic z
Dillonem bi6rze adwokata O'Brie'
ma, IL mu zapiaci $4,000, byleby cof-
nal skarge, ma co Dillon przystas'
Borer wraz policyantem Gallery
mias sic uda6 do ILLINOIS Trust and
Savings Bank" po pieniadze, a potem
powr6ci6 do adwokata i pieniadze "a
plaoi6. Kiedy Borer odebrai pienia,
DE banku W pakiecie, Gallery pod
jakims pozorem naksoni} go do uda
MIA sic ma po}udnie pociagiem limo
wynn kolei ma State str, W poblizu
wlasnego mieszkania pm. 3O42 Butler
str. skioni3 60 do wstapienia do pew
nej restauracyi na szklanke herbaty.
Tam, jak Borer twierdzi, Gallery
wyrwai mu pakiet pieniadzmi, rzu-
cii 60 do sasedniego pokoiku, a jego
samego, Borera, zmusi2 do wyjsc'a
lokalu, grozs.c mu rewolwerem. Pc
tenn policyant spiesznie wr6cia do
adwokata j powiedzia}, ze Borer mu
uciekl. Ale Borer znalazi sic W
bi6rze adwokata, kiedy policyanta
Gallery tam jeszcze. czy juz ME byso
opowledzlai zaJsclu. Natycnmlast
postarano sic o aresztowanie Gale
ry'ego, kt6ry dowiedziaa sic, ze dete'
ktywi go szukaJa czempredzej po-
biegl po pakiet pieniedzmi. Pakiet
ten przyni6si, ale juz MIN brako.
walo 1926. Aresztowano 60 tedy, ale
ma tenn sic ME skohczy. zostanie "a
rzadzone dalsze sledztwo, gdyz zdaje
sic, re Borer zostas wyzyskany ME
s1usznie, kiedy przyrzeki wypiacit
$4,000, azeby uwolni5 sic cd areszto-
wanna.