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The herald., 1893-07-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL RuBIO.

Los Angeles-Mrs. Il. Il. Threlkeld, Frank B.
Alverson, Mrs: Eta Perry. Arthur 9. Perry,
Mrs- T., l.. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Penney,
Miss Louise Penney, Charles Lee Penney,
Frank h Penney, N. Z. Smith, D. r. Cashman,
W. g. Patterson, L. W. Btotherton, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Boal, Miss J. NJ Boal, Sumner and Robert
Boai, Miss Mary Boal, Miss Bertha Boal. 8. v.
Butler. George H. Stewart, j. H. Rhosdes,
Frank william Reed, Miss Mabel Brobst,. Mrs.
G: H. White, Miss Fannie Monrice. Miss Minna
Lincley, Miss Flora Lindley, Miss Susie Coch-
ran, Mrs. Florence Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Cochran, Lewis F. Vetter, Francis L. Haynes,
NJ D., John X. Haynes, M. D., M. 4. Mather,
Jose g. Estudillo, George T. Insley, W. G. Mil
ler, W. A. Witsel, Emmet 8. Peck, T. D. Slim
Pasadens-Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Palmer, Miss
Edna M. Lowe, Miss Zoe =. Lowe, H. G. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
K. 7. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. p. p, B0nham, Mr..
ana Mrs w. W. Mills.
THE aOLLENBECK,
9. w. Berry A. p. Moore, A. w. Ottenheimer,
w. r. Hall. J. II. Millzner, L. f.. Tuttle, M. J.
Wall G. H. Conaught, s. Ponton. San Francisco;
G. +. Winbigler, Riverside; DE-. M. B. Campbell,
Highlands; w. K. Webb O. g. Richards, J. w.
Powers q. q. Powers. Ventura; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Matter L. Anker, San Bernardino; H. L. Fear
pms, Kansas City; A. r. Cronenwett. Chicago;
" Il Hamilton, ir, Toledo; =. o. Geberding,
HueneMe.
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eHILOH'S VlTALIZER, /,
Notice Of Sale of Bonds.

DURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
i board OF directors of Modesto irrigation
district duly given and made on the 10th day
Notice lis hereby given that said board of d.
rectors will sell to the highest and best bidder
the bonds of said irrigation district to the
amount of $140.O00. bearing interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, payable semi Ian
nualiy, on the first days'of January and July
of each year, on the presentation of the interest
coupons at The office of the treasurer of said
district.
said bonds are issued by the board of direct
with, and by the authority Of, an act of the
legislature OF the sta of California, entitled
IAN act to provide for the organization and
government of irrigation districts and 10 pro-
property and for the distribution of water
thereby for irrigation purposes" approved
March7, 1887.
said bonds will be sold for cash and not for
less than 80 per centum of the face value
Sealed proposals and bids for the purchase of
said bonds will be received by the said board
OF directors at their Office In the city of Modes
to, county of Stsnisl us, state of California,
and may be addressed to or left with G. 9. Alb.
bott, the secretary of said board, at Modesto,
CAL, at any time af er the date OF this notice,
and until 2:30 o'clock p. m. on the 18th day OF
August, A., D. 1898, at which time and place
the said sale will be made
said bond. will be each of the denomination
of 8 100, and will be negotiable In form ana
will conform in all respects to the require
ments of said act.
ject any or all bids.
Bids must be sealed and addressed TO the sec.
retary of said board and ind0rssd: Proposals
for Modesto irrigation district bonds"
Done by order Of the board Of directors Of
Modesto Irrigation diserict. July 20, 1893.
w. H. FINLEY, President
c. S. ABBOTT, Secretary. 7-23 26t
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sALvATORS EQUAL DISCOVERED
MOrello Ties the Great Califor-
mia Flyers Record.
All Things Considered He Performed
o Greater Feat.
The Summer Trottipg Meeting at Bay
District Track Begun-The An
gels Again Downed = Gem
eral Sporting News.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON PARK, July 22.-The
track was fast. Salvator's greatest feat
was outdone today by Morello in the
Wheeler handicap. worth $4,000 to the
winner. 1t was also the crowning per-
formance Of the worlds fair race meet
ing. Morello's race was far superior to
Salvatore, for the reason that it was
made as 3-year.old carrying eight
pounds above the scale, while Salvador
made his record rs a 4-year-old, carry
ing the exact weight assigned him for
his age and sex. Morello's performance
establishes him as the race horse of the
age. The enthusiasm which greeted the
result was tremendous.
AS the flag fell Maid Marian sprang to
the front and at the quarter pole led by
10 lengths, Morello being left in the
bunch. At the half Morello moved out
of the crowd and began to cut down
Maid Marian's lead until the home
stretch was reached when he was on
even terms with the Maid who secured
second money, Yo Tambien third. The
time was 2 minutes and 5 seconds,
equaling. Salvator's greatest feat.
Five furlongs-Alesia won, Jim Lee
second, India third time, :024.
Six furlongs-Darevela won, Annie
Bishop second, Lollie third; time.
1:144.
Wheeler handicap, $4,000 added, one
mile and a quarter-Morello won, Maid
Marian second, Yo Tambien third; time,
2:05.
One mile-Bonnie Byrd won. Anna
second, Mocksbi third; time, 394.
One mile and sixteenth Highland
won. Bimbo'second, Chimes third; time,
AK.
Five furlongs-May Fern won, Senator
Irby and Gov. Tillman even for second, +,
Libertine third; time, :02.
One mile-Selina d. won. Ormse Sec
ond, Cicely third; time, l 40.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRTGHroN BEACH, July 22.-The track
was slow.
Seven furlongs-Ada Blue won. st.
Mark second, Alarmer third; time,
:30M.
Six furlongs-Ascot won, Conners Sec
ond, Anglo third time, III.
Five furlonge-Josephine won, Tommy
Dixon second, Hiram third time, :03.
Seven furlongs--H Alonzo. won,
King Grab second, Emblem third time,
:294.
Six and one-half furlongs-Faithful
won, Bob Sutherland second, Wallace
third; time, 2334.
Steeple- chase, over full course-Pat
Oakley won, st. John second, Eastbrook
third; time. 5:0S]a.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 22.-The track
was last, Si4' 'r4 si.g.r
Five furlongs--Kazan won. Roscom-
mon second, Rama third; time, :00L
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Fairy sec-
ond, Commanche third; time, 11lL.
Camden stakes, six furlongs-J ohm
Cooper won, Lochinvar second, Dorian
third; time, l IL. .'s'7,->
Harvest handicap, one mile and a
quarter-Sleipner won, Mars second,
Pickpocket third time, 2 :O814.
Six furlongs-Arab won, Fremont sec-
ond, Minnehaha third time, :12L.
Six furlongs-Merry. Monarch won,
Sir Matthew second, Reginald third ;
time, / sl2.
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Pomona Pointers.

! HAVE FOR SALE, or will exchange for
rcod Los Angeles city residence, property, q
beautiful f00thill ranch, north OF Pomona. OF
nine acres in oranges, lemons cherries, prunes
and viriety OF choice domestic fruits; goou
house, barn and outbuildings In gcou repair
abundance OF water for irrigation ana nomesuc
purposes develo Ted on the land ana piped into
the house. ,arn and over the. entire place;
foes; tomato Vines or years old. Frank p
Firny, Pomona, Cal.
IF YOU WISH to subscribe Tor or adverute N
the HERALD call at our Office in First n tional
bui ding, first door below the bank. HERALD
agency.
FUR SALE AT POMONA Stranger. are yon,
looking for business location? You vi
miss 1t II you don't take run out this way De-
fore lorating r. 8. Bassett, Pomona.
FOR SALE At POMONA sell the eartn H.
FOR SALE AT pOMoNA-Are you looking
for . good homer Pomona y one ot the best
com munities In California. have 10 acres;
coed house, barn, etc.; general variety of fruits
In bearing; $4,000. r. .. Basset, Pomona
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Red Raspberry Punch.-

A brew of punch that will satisfy the
eye and crafty the taste of the most ex-
acting is made by adding little maras-
chino and red curacao to an ice Of red
raspberries. Mash one quart Of the ber-
ries and mix with them cupful of
sugar and the juice of one lemon. In
half an hour put through fine sieve,
add pint of water and fourth of a
cupful Of each liquor. Freeze and serve
in small glasses. s.--Exchange
The herald., 1893-07-23
National League Games.

CHICAGO. July 22.-The Colts lost by
poor pitching. Pittsburg, 10; Chica-
go, g.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.--The Browns tied
the score in the ninth and won in the
eleventh. st. Louis, s.; Cincinnati, 7.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.--Today's game
was a Singing match. Louisville, IL
Cleveland, 10.
BROOKLYN, July R2.-Baltimore won
both games from the Bridegrooms. Bal
timore, 8; Brooklyn, 4. Second game
Baltimore, 3; BROOKLYN, 2.
BosroN, July 22-The features of the
game were three-base hits by Carroll
and Tiernap. Boston, 13; New York, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The Senators
won by good all-around playing. Wash
ington, IL; Philadelphia, A.
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PAcIFIo COAST rKoTTERs.

Opening OF the Summer Meeting at the
Bay District Track.
SAN Francisco, July 22.-The summer
meeting OF the Trotting Horse Breeders
association began today at the Bay Dis
trict tack.
The 2:30 class-Prince Dexter won,
Bruno second best time, 2:2211.
The 2 IA class-Melvar won, Electrina
second best time, 2:25.
Free for all, pscing-W. Wood won,
Plunkett second. Tom Rider third time,
2:14.
Two-mile dash. pacing--Ashton won,
Loupe second, Paucal third; time, 4 :54.
The herald., 1893-07-23
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS,
[contInued from Third page.l

Hnce will be had q. McComss hall to-
morrow morning, to hear Miss> Florence
L. Pierce upon The Evolution Of Woman.
The speaker and the subject both will
draw.
We call the attention Of our Pomona
HERALD readers to the "briefs" below.
These gentlemen are shrewd, successful
bu1iness men and know the value Of ad.
vertising. Any of our home advertisers
that wish to reach the eye OF the public
In the interim between the issue days oi
our Pomona weekly papers would do
we'll to remember that In no way can
they do 80 better or more effectualIy.
Mics Addie Bradford OF Ontario spent
yesterday in Pomona with friends.
The herald., 1893-07-23
An1nt.rnation.l Road Race.

DETROIT, Mich, July 22.-In the pres
ence of $4,000 people this afternoon,
Frank Waller of Indiana. who had an al
lowence Of 80 seconds, won the first time
prize in the Hilzdegen International
road race in l hour, minutes and IL
seconds, breaking the worlds record OF
hour, IL minutes and 50 seconds. w.
r. Henzel OF Toronto won the second
time prize in hour, 10 minutes and 23
seconds.
Among 180 riders entered for the time
prize, from all parts of the country, 81
broke the existing American record.
The scratch men finished in bunch in
.13.07.
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AGAIN DEFEATED.
The Angels Once More Defeated by tn,
New Southpaw.

The Angels Once More Defeated by the
New Southpaw.
SACRAMENTO, July 22.-The Los An
gsles team was in better condition to-
day. There was marked improvement
in their fielding, and as the result Sac
ramento did not give them very severe
defeat. The game was interesting
throughout. Dammann, the new Sacra-
mento south-paw pitcher. was against
the visitors, and while they could only
hit him safely four times, he was 80 wild
that IL men were walked to first. An
error by Hughes in the first inning per-
mitted Sacramento to get three men
across the plate, and that virtually gave
them the game. Borchers pitched fine
game for the Angels.
Following is the score:
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An Arkansas Tragedy,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July PA special
to the Gazette from Texarkana says !:
It was discovered today that Allen E..
Jones, living near here, attempted to
kill his wife and three children and
committed suicide by hanging. The
family will die. The coroner is on the
way to the scene. It is supposed the
murders we're committed while Jones
was temporarily insane.
The herald., 1893-07-23
SANTA MONICA.
Tho Free Clsmbake Today-Locsl News
Matters.

The Free Clambake Today-Local News
Matters.
SAzrA MONICA, July 22.-The great
clsmbake day has arrived, and those
whose ears are properly attuned can
hear the marching of the army who
! have already started on their journey
seaward. Everything is in readiness.
The long trenches have been dug; the
CLAIMS by the mili1c.Nhave been placed
on the heated stones and dying Goals,
and by the time these lines are read the
delicious bivalves will be ready to please
the palates of our guests. 1t was anus.
ing to watch and hear the talk OF the
early corners who have taken time by
forelock and are tenting on the beach,
and have swarmed down on the town in
great numbers.
+, L believe that it should be known that
the clambake is given entirely by what
we Santa Monicans call the Senator
Jones interest, who have planned and
carried out the undertaking, intending
to give it freely to the public.
Santa Monica is lucky in having them
in her midst and when the half of their
plans for the future are known, there is
not one in Santa Monica but will be
proud to call the silver senator also his
senator and give due credit to every one,
including his pushing nephew, r. F.
Jones, and affable son, Mr.. Roy Jones.
The ball at Hotel Arcadia last night
was pre-. eminently social success, and
the beautiful ball room presented an ex.
ceedingly fine picture.
Among yesterdays arrivals at Hotel
jackson are. Miss Ada Cline, Miss @.
Cline, 0. L. Neer, Paul Neer, G. W..
Adams, f. Fay, John P. Kruiel w. W.
Seaman. Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
i Stergus and son, Albuquerque; Cap
tain Randall. tug Collins; Mr.. and Mrs.
DC Allen, Santa Cruz; James Camp.
bell, Boston; @ g. Thomas. Clark City,
Ill., r w Miles Phnnix Ariz
The herald., 1893-07-23
Missouri River Anotmsnts.

WASHINGTON, July % The acting
secretary of war has approved the allot-
ments of the Missouri river commission
for the improvement of the river to the
amount of 100000. This sum will be
expended as follows: Expenses Of COM
mission, 500, 600; surveys, gauges, etc +,
$25. 900; operating snag boats, s35, 900 ;
repairing revetment near Council Bluffs,
$4,000; repairs near Belmont Bend,
$50, 900; systematic improvement of first
reach, $575, 900.
The herald., 1893-07-23
Long Beach Notes.

D. ]. MCCARTHY, the proprietor of the sa-
loon at 100 N. Main street, Los Angeles has q
pranch at the corner OF Second and Pine streets,
70 ong Beach, Finest wines. liquors and cigars
body invited to call.
II WOULD BE TO THE INTEREST OF par
ues visiting Long Beach to call At Fetterman &
s0n's livery aud feed stables on First street,
wIere nrst-class turnouts can be had at reason
able rates The Fstterman House on Pine ave-
only one block from the new wharf, furnish
tneir patrons with good accommodations at
The herald., 1893-07-23
LONG Distanc. wheelmen.

LONDON, July pa "a bicycle race
between French and English record
breakers was completed at Hernehill to-
day. F. w. Shorthand won, covering
428 miles, 440 yards, thus beating the
worlds record of Jules Dubois, the
French long distance wheelman. Bid
lake was second, covering 410 miles,
ITO yards. Harmon covered 39S mileer
Crocker. 3Ss; Lacille, 3S7; Sames, 334
Cherau. 3l8,
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Atlantic stesmships.

New YORK, July 22.-Arrived: Etru-
ria, from Liverpool.
LONDON, July 22.-Arrived New York,
from New York.
LONDON, July 22.-Sighted: La Cham
pagne, from New York; Auranla, from
New York.
HAMBURG, July % Arrived: Augusta
Victoria, from New York.
MovILLE, July 22.-Passed: State of
California, from New York.
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In the Geography Glass.

There was company in the schoolroom
that morning when the beginning class
in geography was called. To the ques-
tion, ''What is a cape?" every hand went
up. Mamie may tell," said the teach
er. "A cape is point of land objecting
to the water. "-Exchange.
The herald., 1893-07-23

spirited game this afternoon, which was
won by the former by score Of to A
In the sixth inning the home team got
a lead OF three runs, but in the seventh
and eighth innings Oakland hit Nc
Greevy hard, and aided by Ebright's
error won the game. The feature of the
game was Irwin's heavy batting.
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Itesus OF Iaterest.

WhOE ESJOY good Fr ncn cooking 60
the I,'imonic, Restaurant, second street.
b ate,i chct, prcsidss owe. Ycisinea Private
roo II Il Vi ed. NJ tneoa4..
VISITORS To -AHTA MONICA will find at
: the .emJde I'd X d s.oca, h.rd Street, the iars-
e-t nd Lest Sc ected stock of dry goods, fui :
llish ns nn h'eli CLASS lrocerles III the town.
fUK saLE-The best bakery In santa Mon
y. Must - on account of Ill health. Call
at Barscsmt,i's news and cigar stand
thE BEST BARB .il SHOP at santa Monica
is the Hotel Jarxsol .hop, tJt,h avenue, near
Third ST 1HJS. Il. REEVES, Prop.
SCHADkA 4 Co. be rs mes, liquors, min
eral waters, sod ~, elc. Opposite postoffice.
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VIII Reduce Expenses.

CHICAGO, July 52.-The management
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
road have decided upon Q large reduc-
ton in working expenses by curtailing
work in chops, working men in shiits
and reduction Of wages.
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stsysnson Start. for Oregon.

stey9nson Starts for Oregon.
SAN rKANcfsCo, July 23.-After q re-
ception by the Merchants club this
afternoon Vice-Prssident Stevenson and
party started overland for Portland,
Ore., and Puget Sound.
The herald., 1893-07-23

Earned runs Sacramento, g. Los Angeles, 2.
Home runs-Whitehead.
Two base hits-Whitehead
First base on errors--Sacrame nto, 2, Los An.
geles, 2.
First bsse on called balls-Sacramento a:
Los Angeles, IL.
Left on bases Sacramento, .; Los Angeles, IL.
struck out-By Dammann, 9; by Borchers, 8.
Hit by pitcher-McHale
Double plays-Mannasau and Klopf.
Passed balls-6wett, y; Lohman, l.
Wild pitches-Damniann, 1; Borchers, o.
Time OF game-1 h .55 m.
Umpire-C. Sweeney.
ecOrer-Will H Young
The herald., 1893-07-23

Oakland Again on Top.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-The Oakland
and San Francisco teams played very
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Sskr. Jan Witt W Sbamokin, Pa. dol.
500 dla Magdaleny DombrowSkiej wdo-
Wy 20 SD. Piotrze Donbrowskim czlon-
ku Nc. 1919 Tow. T. Kosciuszko gr.
so " Shsmokin Pa. zmsriym dnia 20
KvIetnis 1898 r.
Sekr. J. Jsnowski " Duluth, MINI.
dol $50 dla Michsia Niezgodka czlon-
ks No. 1924 Tow. sw. Knyta grups
189 W Duluth, Mimi. po Aonie sp. Mi
ohalinie Niezg6dka zmsriej dnia 20
Kwietnia 1882.
Sekr. Ig. Miekus " Mount Pleasant,
Pa. dol. 500 dla wdowy po sp. Jskobie
Jachimiak. czlonka No. 402l z Tow.
Sw. J6zefa gr. 88 W Mount Pleasant,
Pa. zmsriym dnia 3go Maja 1893 Z.
Sekr. L. Terski W Detroit. Mich. dol.
250 dla Hermana Wslkuszewskiego
czlonka No. 27e8 Tew. Synowie
Pol. grupa 28 " Detroit, Mich. po aonis
sp. Julii Walkuszewskiej. Imariej dnia
10 Msja 1893 T.
Sekr. w. Major " Detroit, Mich. dol.
500 dla wdowy po sp. Frsncisxku Cru
cza czionku No. 6446 Tow. Drama
tyczne Fredro, grupa 155 " Detroit,
Mich. zmarfym dnia 10 Maja 1898 e.
Sekr. A. DEieweczyhs " Gle veland
o. dol. 500 ala Kstarzyny Zielifskiej
wdowy 20 50. J6Ee6e Zieli6skim, czlon-
ku No. 5961 Tow. Gwardys KoSciu.
ski, grupa IL " Cleveland, o. zmar-
lynn dnia 10 Majs 1893 e
Sekr. w. Dropik, " Chicsgo, Ill, dol.
$50 dla PawfA Mrotek cEionka No.
10707 Tsw. Jednos6 grupa l83 "
Chicago, Ill. po aonie sp. ElEbiecie
Mroask, znsrlei dnia 2o hsja 1893 T.
z rozporzadzenia Rzsdu CentrAlnego
Il. Mossek, sekr. jen.
Po sejmie TX wyp,acono dolsr6w
81 ,25O. Przyp. Red.
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Rok Ia.

P. W A. przyimowaio prezesa OBJ. z.
Mallek, podczas swei lekcyi, gdzie od-
sPiewano na przyjecie piesh PowitalnS.
Prezes oh. K. Maaek podziekowal Sza-
nownyn Polkom, ze tax gorliwie po-
swiecajs sic ma polu uprawy ! podnie-
sienna sPiewu narodowego, tel drogiej
spuscizny po naszych praojcsch. Praoa
TAXA zaPerciem sic samego siebie !
bezinteresownie zlo4ona na oitarzu Oh
czyzny- Przyniesie nsjwlekszy owoc.
Po zalatwieniu czynnosci W oelu u
rzadzeniu Zjszdu V Zwiszku Spiewa-
kow Polskich, szanovny prezes OBJ. K.
Mailek, wyjechal do Milwaukee. Wis.
dnia 29go Lipcs.
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(stanissav Nioki, redaktor }
CHICAGO, DNIA leo SrERPNIA 1898.

CHICAGO, leo SIERPNIA 1898.
DO GRUP ZwIAzKU NARoDowEGo PoLsKIEGo.
Podlug uchwaly Rzadu Cenanego wsparcie posmierne
nastepuacych przypadkach smiec przyznanem zostao:
Sp FRANCIsZEK GUTTMAN, eO57 or 11s Tow
Sci Cecm ST. Joseph Mo- by 27 Czewc 1893
Fe
P ALEKsIA wITKowsKA Nichala wtkowskego
No. 1O3S9 III Sobiesd N.
pod No. 333 Union Ave- umar3a "a Cewca 1893 uchoty
Sp MARYANNA DONARsKA wocecha Donego c1sonka
No. 1OS01 208 Tow Sten Buyhskiego Chicago
Ia
SpMARYANNA TYLICKA, Nc.
1O301
meszka 724 suc6oty
t-Sp. SFANIsfAw GkoGoGZEwsKL 7i75 or A.
Tow Trzeci Maj New York. uma4 dnia IA Lpc 1893 suco
szpiau Sw Mchala W Newark N. J.
Tow K Pulaski La Sae ILL., zameszka pod No. 124 La
Ia dna 10 Lipca 1893 ma suchOty.
Liczba czlonk6w 5567 wsparcie posmertne wlacznie
podlug uchwaly Sejmu TX wynos
przypadku 2, a,4, 6, po &C. "a c..
l, 8, po 10c 20 C..
Razem: A c..
rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
A. MAKkEK, SEKRErARz JENERALNY.
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rego ustep przytaczamy dosiownie
ks. Barsyhski objaSnii, il wpra-
wdzie program kongresu jest ju&
obecuie uiofony to " ten spo-
sob, fe truduoby do niego ma
wiazsc sprawe polsks jednako-
woA, o lie sic zdaje bedzie mozna
zualeSc chwila odpowiednia do
krotkiego chocby przem6wienia
o ucisku religijnym, kt6rego je-
steSmy " Polsce o6arami. - Ar.
cybiskup wyznacsy ma koDgres
delegat6w ka&dei tutejszej pa.
rafii W stosunku jednego delega-
ta ma 1000 rodzin. w ten spo-
sob Z pars6i Sw. Stanislswa K.
miec bedziemy 5 lub 6 delega.
tow, a og6fem polskich delega.
tow Z Chicago 12tu do I5tu. Jest
prawdopodObnem, he kt6rykol.
wick = tych delegat6w bedzie
mogf zabrac gios " nsszej spra-
vie. = Zebrani prEyieliz Eapa.
lem wiadomoScp.
Podobne wiadomosci wcale mas
ME ciesz@ q jeszcze mniej zsps.
lajaI Kongres katolicki dobrze
vie o ucisku religijnym donna
wanym W Polsce, q najwainiejsza
czeScia programu Kongresu, ME
saprzeczenie powinno bye sbada-
ME st6sunkow tutejszych, aseby
polo2yc tame powodom tax szy-
bko postepujacej obojetnoSci dla
religii katolckiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
KsmItet urxadzajscy " Zjaxd
zwsazku SPieW Pei.

CHICAGO, 10 Lipcs 1893.
Ma podstawie odezwy zsrzsdu zwia-
zku Spiewakow Polskieh " Ameryce,
donosimy SE. Ch6rom 2. S. P. " A, IA
komitet urzadzajscy Vty zjazd zw. S.
P. " A. poczynil nsstepuiace kroki:
Konosrt odbsdzie sic Ago Wrzesnis
rb. " Chicago " Hall Pui.skiego pr,y
Ashland Ave. l l8ej ulicy o godzinie
" wieczorem.
Nastepnie pOsiedssnie delsgat6w q.
S. P. " A. odbedzie sic ego Wrzefnis
T. b. wieozorem godziHie lei.
Przyozem uprasza sic Sc. Glory, aby
rsczyfy jaknsJpredzsj Esviadoni6 niaej
podpisansgo sekretsrza komitetu, kt6-
rym csssie ma .ktorym dworcu komitet
me oosekiws6 na pEzyjeOis Sz.kolsgow.
n upowatnienia komitetu
N. Gotboscski, selrr.
088 Milwaukee Ave. Cbiesgo, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
CHICAGO, dnia 2 sisrpnia 1898.

CHICAGO, dnia 2 Sierpnis 1898.
w dniu dzisisjszym wyslane zostsly
przekazy bsnkowe, " celu wypRscenis
Posmiertnego, ma reoe nastepujacych
sekretarzy:
Sekr. Jan Mslkowsd. " Cleveland, ,
o. dol. 500 dls wdOwy po sp. jamie
Rydlewskim, ozlonku No. 1898 Tow.
RyCerze Sw. Miohsia grupy 79w Gle
velaud, o. zmsrlym dnia % Kwietnia
1897.
sekr. Ig. Miekus " Mouth Pleasant,
Pa. dol. $50 dls Franciszks Jokiel
Ozlonks No. 1897 Tow. Sw. J6zefa
grupa SO " Mouth Pleasant Pa. po 10
ME sp. Kstsrzynie JOkiel, smsrsej dnis
25 Kwistnia 1898 T.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

Ma mocy nadesaanych deklsracyi j
certy6katow zostaly przyjete do Zwiaz-
ku nastepujace Towarzystwa:
Tow. T. Kosciuszko " South Chicago,
III. jsko grupa 2l5.
Tow. SYnowie Korony Polskiej "
Rochester, N. Y. jsko grups 216.
Tow. S-go Jozsfs " Pssssic, N. J.
jskO grupa 2l7.
2 rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
A'1toni MdSgek, Sekr. Jen.