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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

viedziai move psiua patryotyzmu
miiosci oicsyzny, zaobecsjsc Das,a So.
E nigracye polska do -zgody. jednosci,
w~spierania kosciol6w 1 szk3 polskich
c.ego nam tax p~otrzeba " Newsrku. j
ably tskowa jsk nsjPredzei przyszla DO
skutku, ably dzieci nasze ME prIejely
sic ides przeciwps naszej Dsrodowej.
Ma z~akonczsnie odm6wiono Litanie
Pislgrzym6w Polskich. A zatem OBJ
chod " Newarku odbyt sic z Gale po-
wsgs salachetnyoh zamieszkslych tn
Polak6w, m~nujlcych ! oalego serca
Ware, Wolnosc j Ojcryrn7, n 90
MECH wan bedzie ozes6 i chwsia.
Ale |. trwogai g~waltownem bicism
serca jestem zruszony caiy og@ polsLi
sanieszkaly " Stanach Zjednoczonyoh
a.nawet / n wielkiem Ooeanem uwia
domi6 II ME wszyscy nasi braoia data
do celu przekazanego przez nsszyoh
braci pomordowanyeh n~sjokropnisj-
sly sposob Pr.ez naszych ciemieaycieli
i dale szatahski prsykiad mniej obe-
znsnej Z naszym pr1ykrym ~poioasniem
i swieao Pfzybylej E nigracyi.
Druty tslegra6czne przyniosiy nam
"a Ooeanu, strassns godns przekle6
silva wisdomosc. il Car rOsyjski rozks
zai swojemu wiernemu ssu4slcowi .
rarazem katowi Huroe ably " dniu %
Stycznia Z. b. jsko wrocznice 30 letnia
Powstania Styczniov egg, i " 8. tns 70
cznice drugiego rozbioru Polski odbye
wielki Bal W Warszawie, a mote ae i
giowniejszych miastach Kr6lestwa. Pol
skiego z rozkazem ably cais znskomitosc
spoleczehstwa polskiego ma takowy "a.
Prosic, SADIE, il pod bokiem srogich
CITADEL, Kszamat i Syberyi Imuszs
wielu " tym podiym ! nikozemnym ba
In wzisse udziai.
w Ne~arku znalazio sic " prawdzie
tyiko kilku panow i pan, wyrodnych
syn6w Polskiej Ojcryzny kt6fly rorkau
ten Carski co do jote wypeinili.
Obchod j~eszcze ME byl " polowie
PrzeProwadzony kiedy sic wynieSli j
udal sic do nssEej narodowej Hall Pu
isskiego pod No. % s Orange ave.,
gdIie wszystkie Tow. Polskie odbywa
ja swoie miesieczne posiedzenia, i tn
pod Przyciskiem klawiszy przez pans
NJ. zaczety sie wesoie plasy ktore trivia
y do 4sj godziny rano.
Bracia Ale sic bswicis, Edsptaliscie
Prawo narodowe, tshczyliscie po gro
bach zbroozouych krwia O,cow naszych
Poleglych "a Ware, Ojczyrne Vol
nosc, zuiew atyliScie sale narodowR !
chorsgiew Jana III ~sObieskiego tam
bedacs-
Aleksander Ostro~sks. sekr. obcdodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

Ojczyzne, opowiedz'ai s~iuchacsom co
tyio PREY cryna powstania, I wyliczsi "
swej movie w~sAniejsze miejscs gdzie
byiy bitwy, Popelnione sorodoie pres
okrutnych tyran6w. Siucbsczom h,
zablysia " ocMch ssysrac o okrucish
stwach, zbroduiach ] mordaoh.
~ Deklamacya Tadeusza Uakow.
skiego ,Rsez osmishska" wykoaans
tmisio uozyniia wielkie wra4enie n.
obeouych, 70 szeicio letui Tsdsusz Wy.
powiadai swoje slowa meanie ! inteli-
gentnie, byi przykiadem ojcon / mat
kOm jak polskie dxieci wyohowywac, M
konisc ~.ywai towsrzyssy saeby isczy-
10 sic do jego grons, IA 90 wynadgro
dzono 60 oklsskami.
81 Nova oh. Stauislawa S;dorka,
kt6ry " k:otkich ale ~wznioslych slo
wach Po~s.anie cd pOc1atku do kod-
o. PrzeSieg', P~r.ypomniai mstkom
jake okruciehstwo robiono mad ich ~
uami | meaami, jak ich katowsno ! jak
rnecsno sic nawet mad zabitym.
81 Deklsmacya Amy Wrsesniew ".
skiej, nModlitwa Polski" wssyscy po
dziwisii talent i dobre wykonanie.
y SrieW Lutni ,,Pulk o.warty". !.
81 Nova OBJ. Hejoert, ten " swojej
diugiej wzniosiej i otlasksm: przepla
tanej movie zschecai msodEie. Polska
do miiosci ! zgody braterskiei przypo
minai wszystkim siuchsczom, aaeby
byli gotowi do poswieoeh ola Ojczyzny.
81 Deklsmacya W. Lipcz, hskiej.
10y Nova OBJ. Jana Nep. Nowickiego,
ktory Fomimo swego mlodzie6czego
wieku wywiazat sic ja~knajlePiej, WY.
wal niodriea polska saeby wstepowals
" s1eregi nsrodowe, saeby pieleguowa-
ia jesyk ! move polska.
ll) Deklamacya pauny Maryanny
Wisniewskiej nGiermek".
l2) SPiew ,,Polonez KoSciuszki" wy
konsny Przez Tow. Lutnia.
13) Deklamacya Julisna Zukowskie-
go rOrzeki bialy".
Ma zakohczsnie prezYdent oochodu
ob. B. Centilli podxiekowal " imieniu
Towarzystw N. p. wszystsim biorssym
udriai wykonauiu programu.
w podziexowaniu z~sznscsyl Tow.
Siewu Lutuia Choir VII Zwiszku
sPiewakow Poiskich " Ameryos. ktory
sic wielce P~rzyczynia do uswietnieni.
uroczystosci nsrodowyoh.
zscbscsjac do milosci i zgody, zapra
s1ai do Plsyjecia udxiasu W ~uswietnie.
niu obohodu Pamistki 3xo Maja.
Nadmieniam 70 wuzyscy wystspujs'
cy " wykonaniu programu, obsypsui
byi gr-motem oklask6w.
J. Zukososki, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

Kann, publicznes IS M dowod u~zuania
obsypsla 60 grzmotem oklsskow.
2. Oiczyt Z przebiegu powstania Z
1858 roku pr.ez pana Waw. Dropik.
3. Muxyka przez orkiestre.
4. Solo, prseE panne julie Bukow
sks.
s.. Nova OBJ. Stanislawa Chudzihskie-
go.
6. De Bsrriot Seventh Concert pro-
fesor Pomorano.
z. Deklamacya. psnna h. Ksralus.
8 Solo. pr.ez pana @. d. Seed.
8. Orkiestra.
10. Dsklsmscya nSiedmiu brsci po-
leg,ych", prrez l2sto letuia psnne Ks
m lie I~waszewska.
ii. Kwsrtet, ,.Barkarola", K6ika
Drsuatyczne pod dyrekcys Pana Ia
remby.
IL. Dsklauseys, " TrzydIiesta Ro-
cznice, pan J. Nowicki.
ID. Orkiestra.
IA. Deklsm.cya. Do C1ynu, p. K.
S,korski.
10. Piano Solo. Modlitwa Dziewicy,
PAM g. w. Karpus.
l6. Deklamacys, przex 10cio letnis
Adele Iwaszewska.
IL Duet z orkiestr2.
Pc wyozerpaniu programu, prezes "a
prosil pana J6zefa Rydlewics, ably ra
czyl pare SLOW do zebranych przem6wic
Pan Rydlewicz zbliAywszY sic do estra-
dy, przeprasil prezesa i zebranych
ze do mowy ME jest przJgotowany.
Jednakowoz movie mote lyle lie SER
cem czuje, chocist NOVA pana Rydle-
wicEs byis poza p~rogramem ! bezprzy.
gotowania, jednakowoa byia wzruszsjs.
O., Patryotyczna / prawdziws. Publ
czuose wynsgrodziia pana Rydlewicza
Rrzmotem oklask6w.
Pan prezes PREY sakohczeniu obchcdu
panu R~ydlewiczowi n movie podzie-
ooVo ueeeVPuO WoAyosAim mOWCOm,
deklamatorom, deklamatorkom n ich
podjete prace ! wywiazanie sic tax do
skonaie, ~dziekowsi komitetowi "a urzR
dzenie obohodu, tax dobrego i obszer
nego programu. Vice-prezes p. Woj.
Karpus " ieEyku angielskim d~riekowai
profesorom, orkiestrzs / calemu spie-
wowi IA ich ssczere prsce; panu O. D.
Seed, Ae bedac Amerykaninem ME
znsiac jezyka polskiego, potra6i spiewac
piesui polskie, i ~wymawiac wyrazY pol
skie, publicznosc siyszao zdziwioua
obdsrzyla 60 nieustaJacemi oklaski
Wezwaia do powt6rnego spswu W IN
gielskim Jezyku.
Nastepnie Po, og6lnem odtpiewaniu
hymnu nBote cos Polske", obch6i za'
kohczono o godzinie ~jedenastej, a pu-
blicznosc zebrana roseszis sic do domow.
Frank GIazd,
sekretarz obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15
z Allentown, Pa.

~ Has
Allentown, Pa. dnia % styclnia 1893.
obsh6d ~rocznicy powstsuia stycznio
wego z roku 1853, u~r.adzony psrez
grippe Zwiazku N. p. nObro6cy Polskt"
odoyi sic wspanials pray Lcznem zgro-
msdEeniu " half ps6stws HolWek ma
Gordon ulicy.
Sala staranieu komitetu byla PREY
brsns " polskis obrazy, trsnsparenta !
wiebce, gdzie ksady wchodusO przeko-
nah sic, As / tn " Allentown / okolicy
Eyia patryoci PolAcy. Prezydeut grdpy
p. Julian Bernstein otwOrayl zgrons
dzenie.
Obrano p. Stanislawa WIRES; a. kiego
ma prezydents, psuow r Lsskowskisgo
Goldamsra ma podpresydent6w, pa
nov ( Jssihskiego / J. Bornstsina ns
s~ekretsrzy.
Przy ~rozpocreciu spiew ogolu ,,Boae
.ojcze Twoje dziec,". Pan Stanisssw
KrSemihsxi wygiOs,i move / skrsAla
hisSorye powssanis 90 roku. Potem
mieli mowy p. J. Bernstein " polskim
q sdwokAt P. sLwArtz " angislski@ js-
Eyku.
Pan &. Jasihski z iona | pan J. Bora
stein z~ssPiewsli ,,Poluk ~ siugA".
PAM Bernstein deklamowula ,,Prckbs
Polsks".
May TsdEio ! Roman Jssihscy, "a
tPiswsli nGdzie sic podzlsl ow wick
sioty".
Psnns GssiOkA dsklamOwsls ,,zdrsjoa
.ojOzyEny".
Pan Igusoy Dobrshski, spiew solo 20
litevsku.
Pan Pedlsk miAi odczyt nsrodowy.
>Psnus Gertruds Laskowska, Spisw
solo nBOts oJCse TwoIe dEisO,".
TsdEio Jssh.ki ~deklsmowai ,Fryde-
.Fyk Wielki i Krsspokt".
Pau Goldsmer, spisw s,lo DO czssku.
Pan K. Jss'hski 2 sOns 1 pan J. Born
stein tpiev Ma groby".
Msiy Joaio ] Katy Hol-sk, muzyks
nG fOrtspisuie ! sErzyposob.
Parma Anns Lssk. wsks, upieksxyl.
sabaws prssz gr.nie n- fI~rtepisuie.
Ma EskOhoneO'e Spisv ogosu ,,BOie
ooi POlsks".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

Ksi8zki kwitowe
Ola uiytku Grup Zwisskowycl
2 odPowiedniemi rubrykami de-
kwitowania wnoszonych opiat, Wy.
starczajace ma lat dziesiec, Dc
sprzedania " Redakcyi ,,Zgody"
Cena egzemplarza 10 cent6w.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
DIED

BUCKLEY AT Greenyille, Del, on March
81, lelii, John Buckley, aged go years.
Relatives ami friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from the residence OF his brother
in-law. Michael Nolk. 10 leave the house on
sunday afternoon az 80 O'Clock. lnterment
at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
G. -NNON In Chrlstiana hundred, on
March 20, James Cannon, -r.
r. lauves and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
from his late residence on Lancaster pike
near Silverbrook station. High mass az p
o'clock, Monday morning. az ~. Joseph'r X.
y. Church. lnterment at New Cathedral
cemetery.
CANNON On the 2aih instant, James
Cannon, at his home on Lancaster pike. near
SilverbrOOk
CLARK.-In this CITY. on the 28th instant,
John G.. Clark I'm his 9th year.
CLARK-un Monday the 2lth instant, Har-
rlet Louise CLARK. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delaware Clark.
DURKAN.-On the 9th inst, Bridget Dur
kan.
FITZGERALD - KUNSMAN. - Al the
Asbury NJ. r.. parson 90. 2l2 Walnut street
March % by Rev John ID. g.. Hanna, Joshua
Fitzgerald and Miss Annie Il. kuusmnn, both
OF this city.
IRWIN-In this city. on the Goth instant
Elizabeth Irwin, widow Of Leslie Irwin. aged
u years, month, L. days.
LEAHN- In this city. on the 27th instant
Alfred, infant son OF John and Kate Leahy
aged 10 months.
W1LHELME. AT New Castle. on the 21tl
instant, Frank Wilhelme, in his l2th year,
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
IN THE CITY CHURCHES.

Rev. D. J. Flynn will preach in ST. Mary's
Thoughts
Second Baptist Mission. corner French and
Fourth streets. Sunday school p. m;
preaching Z 30 p. N.
Easter communion will occupy the morn
ing tomorrow at Union NJ. r. church On
that account the Easter services will take
place next Sunday, April 3.
Calvary Church, corner Third and Wash
lngton streets Rev. V. Hummcl Bcrghaus,
rector. Easier-day services at a. m. and
lU 80 a. m; chlldren's Easter festival et pm.
First NJ. =. Church, preaching tomorrow.
Sunday, az 1890 a. m. aud 7.3l p. m. sunday
school al a. m. and IN. y. i. : q. T..
pastor.
Berean ASS mbly, Davidson Building. No
lUl East Ninth street services 10 - q. m, 7.30
p. M; evening subject: w lat IS The condi-
Christ if there be no resurrectionf" lst Cor
XIV, II.
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church,
Thi d and West streets, Rev. +. lie nd icks
pastor; l0.3Oa. m, "Nhat We Shall be, or the
Christians Glory; 0Op m, Easter celebra-
ton Of the Sabbath school; 30 p. m. "Christ
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and Frank
lin streets, preaching by the pastor, X. Is.
Cook ID. D., AZ 10 30 a. m. and 40 u. m. Lord s
supper and hand Of fellowship 10 new mem-
bers IN the morning. Schools a. m and =
pm. Professor Jones' Bible class at > D. m.
East Lake Presbyterian Church. corner
/ Ihirueth ana Madison streets. Rev. +. Edgar
| Franklin. pastor; preaching at l030 a. mn.
| Subject The Glad ome-Going.' and at 80
| p. m, subject, The Credlhlity Of the Resnr-
rection." sunday school at y. IN. Christian
/ kndeavor prayer meeting al 0.30 D. m.
Easter services az st. James Newport.
/ holy communion az 2 D.. In. Cldidren's SER
vices AZ 80 D. m. Service and sermon az
/ z 30 p. IA St. James Church. stanton, full
/ m0rning prayer, sermon and holy communion
| at 1920 a. m, St. Baruahas Mission. Marslnll-
I ton, sunday school az 3 D. H.; church service
! and sermon al 4p. m
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. Services to-
] morrow. lOD a. m. subject: "rhe living
/ hope;" 1SO j. m special service Of song; short
| sermon on The Temple restored;"2 p. m,
/ sabbath school Easter service in the audi
( toriun OF the church. TO which parents and
| friends of the children are especially invited.
90 p. m. Society Of Christian Endeavor; J..
| Il. Milligan, pastor.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALs.- DELAwARE STATE
Il HOSPITAL AT FARNHURST.
Sealed proposals will he received by the
trustees for the following supplies for the
months OF April, May, June and July, viz:
Groceries. vegetables, bread, beef, veal. NUT
ton, fresh pork, fresh fish large sizel dry
goods,mens summer clothing, shoes. crockory,
drugs, coal and ice.
Bios for beef will be ON fore and hind
quarters In the proportion OF one hind quar-
ter 20 four fore quarters. out % cattle we'll
latted. and dressing not less than 900 pounds,
The kidney Fat 90 be excluded In the bid on
hind quarters.
Bids for veal TO be on the whole animal, the
calves 10 he Wcll-fatted aud dressing not less
than ninety pounds
Bids for mutton to be on the fore quarters
and on the whole animal,th sheep 20 be we'll
tatted ana dressing not less than thirty-fve
pounds.
Bids for hard coal OF good quality. viz.
Broken egg and nut The proposal TO be for
one year. The coal must be clean and put in
the vault with shoot wagon. All supplies TO
be delivered at the hospital free OF charge and
In such quantities az may be ordered by the
superintendent.
Blank forms Of proposals and cnvelopa will
be furnished 20 those who address DR.. ID. d..
Richardson, Farnhurst, Delaware.
No bids will be considered unless made on
said blanks and In the manner there desig-
mated. The bids viii be opened &C the hos
pital at ll3O o'clock Thursday, April 9th,
1893. Contracts VIII be awarded TO the best
bidders.
The trustees reserve the right 10 reject bids
not deemed TO the interest of the institution.
Samples can bo seen by applying 70 the hos
pital
All bills must be presented Saturday, April
d. d. RICH HARDsoN,
superintendent.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
CHESTNUT
BANKS & ,.A ASP grs
BIDDLE, Philadelphia
lsRAELIres, HOLIDAYS.

Yesterday Was Passover 5,653 Among the
Jews-rhe Beginning Of Their Eight
Days Celebration
''In the first month of the fourteenth
day Of The month at the evening is Pass
over unto the Lord. But this reminder
Of the animal occurrence of IsraePs
leading festival is repeated time and
again throughout the Pentateuch, and
the event is otherwise referred to in diff
ferent Books Of Holy WHIT The history
aud religious tenets Of the Jews are in
deed, bound up with the great Feast of
Unleavened Bread, for on the memorable
night of the fourteenth of Nisan Cor
Abb, as it is termed) the chosen Of the
Lord were redee med from tbTaldom in
the land of Egypt; on that night six
hundred thousand of miraculously en-
franchised slaves with their wives and
children, quit the country of oppression,
aud proceeded under the guidance of
Moses and of Aaron, into those paths
whence later generation emerged and
entered Finto the Promised Land Of
Canaan-the Land of the Patriarchs.
Hence, the Passover marks the birth
of Israel as a nation, aud is the starting
point in its history, in its calendar, in
its observances, in its distinguishing
of the redemption from bondage, that
Moses. by direction of the Most High,
ordained that the mouth Of Nissan begin
the year, and that rule has been and is
invariably observed in counting the
months. while the change of the year
date occurs on the first of Tishri, the
New Year during the autumn season.
In the synagogues and in all the other
Jewish houses of worship services are
held evening, morning and afternoon,
when festal hymus and suitable portions
from the Holy Law and the prophetical
writings are recited, in addition to the
regular services, and sermons are
preached by the respective rabbis or
ministers.
The Passover this year began last
evening towards sunset and continues
until dark on the evening of Saturday.
Aptil s All leaven is removed from
Jewish houses by 10 o'clock this morn.
ing.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
GRAND WORDS OF TRUTH,

Il Is easy for people TO talk about them
selv s, and state what they may have done,
but II Is far better 10 have other people speak
for YOU. The words which follow are the
frank expressions OF people who know Of
what they speak
Rev. VIM w. Whitney, OF LinlithgO, y. y.
says; IL have been afflicted more or less for
six years past with malaria, ague. have had
pneumonia three times and have been
troubled with bronchial and catarrhal trouble
OF the throat Two years ago had
the grip, which ran into catarrhal pneu-
monia. was very sick for twele weeks and
the doctors thought would die. While in
this condition ] began taking something Of
which had heard much but knew little.
and am reiOiCed to say that l have been
practically cured by the use OF Duffys pure
Mr.. John Kelley Chase. Amesbury. Mass.
says: For some six years past my wife has
been suffering from nervous prosiration.
and nothing recommended by the most
eminent physicians would induce sleep
Under the advice Of physicians she re-
Gently tried Dufy's malt whiskey in
small quantities and with the most satisi
factory results While Mrs. Chase has
always been sfaunch in her temperance prin-
ciples and consistent In practice, she has no
hesitation IN recommending TO invalids who
need gentle stimulant, ID -ny's pure matt
WhiskeX."
II. II. Babcook. the celebrated wagon manu-
faciurer OF WatertOwn, y y. says; Myself
and wife are using Duify's pure malt whis-
key and II Is doing us good. We celebrated
In Novem Der last our iftieth anniversary and
We are nov looking forward 10 the seventy
NTH. and believe that good tonic may help
f. 9. Avila Of the Brooklyn Association for
Improving the Condit on Of the fOJr, says:
81 have used Duny's Malt Whiskey ior the
past two years, hsYing suffered from severe
headaches and nervous prOstration. / have
been very much relieved by the use of the
whiskey and have gained nearly seventeen
pounds In weight
The above statements speak FOR themselves
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
MARRIED

BARBER -BUCKMAsTFR.-O Wednes-
day evening. March 30, 1898 at the Clayton
House. Wilmington, Del, by the Rev. "A. n.
keigwin. Edwin Bateman Barber and Belle
Backmaster. both of this city.
BLOOMSBURY -ENGLISH.-On Wednes.
day evening, March -, 1893. 10y the Rev. Is.
B Cook ID. d.. Harry Is. Bloomsbury and
Miss Mary A. English.
CONNELLY- MCCLURE AT the Asbury NJ.
e. Church, March 20. by Rev. John ID. g..
Hanna, John Il. Connolly and Miss Mabel *.
Mcclure. both of this city.
OLT-HINES.-At the Asbury VI. r. par
sOnage. 222 Walnut street. March %. by Rev.
John ID. G. Hanna, William IL. Colt, and Miss
Alverta Hines both OF this city.
WHEATLEY - RONBURY.- Wednesday
evening March ~ at 40 south Harrison
street, by Rev @. r. Hendricks, pastor Cove.
nant Re ormed Episcopal Church, Seward
Wheatley and Miss Laura E RoXbury.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
Another v,oum of Pneumonia.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
q III III A II A nil H.. nlLL.

~FV''''I NVI . tVIIu1IIVo HNeuIHI JuuIIHIs
FAULKLAND, April John Gibbons
died yesterday morning at his home at
Marshallton, of pneumonia He was taken
sick, about two weeks ago and was
recovering, when on Saturday he went
from his home, caught cold and took a
relapse. Mr. Gibbons was member
Of Vulcan lodge, No %. A. o. U. W..
and 40 years Of age. He leaves a wife
and three children. The funeral will
take place on Tuesday morning from
his late residence High mass will be
said in St. Pauls r. c. Church. Viii
mington, at Q o'clock Interment will
be made at Linwood cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
Many want tho Honor.

H. p Perkins, II. S. Stats, Frank
Kendall, Z w Burton, William Ward,
John c McCaully and Sheridan P. Man
ship arc candidates for the Republican
nomination for councilman from the
Eighth ward
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
Miscellaneous.

Admiral Gherardi. with the Philadel.
phia, Baltimore, Yorktown, Vesuvius
and Cushing, arrived at Fortress Monroe,
where the great rendezvous of the fleets
will be held preparatory to the naval re-
view at New York.
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor said the reason why
the clothing manufacturers in New York
had such friendly relations with the
Knights OF Labor was because the lead.
ers of that order were easily bought
William Bunch, aged a, and Thomas
Luvienne, aged 10, were sentenced to
forty years in the Illinois penitentiary
for the murder Of Albert Eckroth in
Chicago.
The jury in the inquest over the body
of Guard Haight, OF Jackson, Mich.
poisoned by matricide Latimer, found
Latimer responsible. but charged the
prison officials with essness.
Important developments in the Bowie
murder case at Marlboro, Md, throw
suspicion upon Baker, one of the colored
men now under arrest.
A. r. Sutton, of the wholesale whisky
brokerage firm Of A. r. Sutton & Co, ,
who has been suspected all along of the
recently exposed whiskeY forgery of
warehouse receipts, amounting to
| 1925, 600. with his bookkeeDer. was ar
rested at Louisville and placed in jail
The municipal campaign in Columbus,
| Q has become very heated over he
effort of the American Protective Associa-
/ iion to keep all Catholics out of office
A conspiracy to bring about revolu
| tion was discovered in Costa Rica and
those taking part were arrested while
raiding the Government military stores
1t has come TO light that the late
! Colonel Shepard, of New York, was un-
able to secure life insurance several
years ago owing to a suspicion Of
| Bright's disease
The Eskimo who were taken to
Chicago to be exhibited at the fair are
discontented with their treatment and
threaten to throw up their obligation.
They claim they were forced to wear
heavy fur clothing on warm days.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
Foreign.

There is much discussion in Paris over
the ministerial crisis. The general
opinion is that dissolution of the
Chamber of Deputies is inevitable. New
men are wanted in the Cabinet
The Pope will not receive any royal
personages of the Roman Catholic
Church who visit King Humbert on the
occasion of the silver anniversary of his
marriage
The search for NJ. Arton on clues fur
nished by M Andrieux has been aban.
doned by the detectives
1t is reported in London that Presi
dent Cleveland desires the Russian treaty
to be referred to him
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
PhIladelphIa and ReadInr r. &.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, weekdays Express. 300 a. m, zoo
3OO 4n, 6Wp. m; Accommodation. 500 q
m, 5.i5 y. m. Sunday Express, 900 and 1906
a. m. Accommodation. 500 a. m. 40 p. N.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
ATLANTIC orry. N. J.
Pennsrlrnnia Rnllroad.

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf
week days. Accommodation. $40 and $40 al
m, 3 20 and 40 y. m. Sundays-expregs, v1a
y, IN. Accommodation. 500 and s.l5 T. M
400 ID m
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
THE WESTMINSTER.

Kentucky Avenue between Pacific Avenue
and Ocean.
A new house under experienced manage
ment. Every convenience.
MRS. NJ. ROCHE.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
New Jersey.

A trolley railroad is talked of to con.
meet Long Branch and Red Bank
Two small coored boys. arrested for
shooting crap" explained the myster-
les of the game TO Justice O'Donnell in
his court in Jersey City.
The city treasurer of Camden has
eashed the order of ex-Chief Samuel
Dodd, and so given that official recogni-
tion.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
MAX EPHRAIM,
N. Y. Clothing House.

Don't get fooled today If
you want your Easter Suit to
look well, fit well, wear well,
and at a reasonable price, see
our linel
10 new styles of Children's
Suits opened this morning and
they're beauties.
Store open this evening un-
till II o'clock.
Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
THE MANSION.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
The Largest Hotel. Open all the year.
CHARLES McLADE.
Evening journal., 1893-04-01
3ARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
National.

There are four applicants for the
Philadelphia appraisership and a nomi
nation is looked for on Monday.
By decision rendered by Assistant
Secretary Bussey the government will
save IS on each of 200, 600 pending pen
sion cases.
Secretary Gresham is finding fault
with Major Halford's expenditures at
Paris
Consuls at Rotterdam and Stettin re.
port the establishment OF new trans
atlantic steamship lines from these ports
to New York.