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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
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SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSC
wszystkim wiarusom Polouusau
Ameryce
NOVA RSIEGARNlA
II. D~ERDowsKIEGo
Winona MINI
Molina sprswadzie cd D>rdow
'kiego ka&da ksiazke polskA, jAkt
wsgols ~istnioje Amoryce, ptacae
gotowk9.
Poniaej wymieniamy ni.k.er,
kaiakki, jakio naszs ksissaraia ~.
ma sprzeda3:
Ksiazki szkolne i tres-
CT naukowel.
kATEH1zM ~RzYAsKo-KATo.
LlCK1 toafy)
= moe" sprawis. "a
KATEHIZW ~RzYMsKO-RATO.
LlCK1 G7skszy) " moonej o.
DziEJE EST srAREao / NoWEeo
~TEsTAMENTU, " moonej o.
prawie (Deharbego)..... 40
OZlEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARz POLsK1, J6zefa
Chociszewskiego..
eOSREDNIK POLSKO : AN.
GIELSKI - ezyli ksiaaka do
nauki jezyka angiehkiego e5
Or Pisbni ola ssk6f poll
skich W Ameryce, ufeIyi byiy aa,
9czyciel " Chicago Franoiszsk
Iabka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6 ramaty Pslska ufe&o.
ma przez Teodoxege Sierocihskis.
60, profesora JssYka pelskiego ]
llt%oratury. Drukowsna ola szkH
polskich " Ameryce 3 wydania
~trzynastegs, " mocnej oprawis
6 lementarz Ma}y czyN
Pierwsza Nauka Czytania, Pisa.
hia Rachowania, przez W. Dy-
nlewlcza.
Nv mecnej oprawis.
HISTORYA STANUW ZJRDNO.
CZONYCH.e
~ OF u lovely, powie6d
moSalna bardzo, wzruszajaca 70
staro&ytnych czaaow.......3o
= to sama W mocnej -oprawie "a
zfoconym tYtuliklem woe. 60
B oles{aw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
aowsfy; tiomaezenie przez ks.
ia sauna W mocnei oprawie
80
Listownik Polsko.Amerykak
hi. P~odrecznik zswierajsoy,
Nauke pisania listow j gotowe
wzery list6w, " wsaystkich 1.rEy.
padkach 9yoas.
Sos sieroty szyli powiea
wystawiajaca zgroze nieludzkosei
srogo46 zawisci, i dotkliwo66 No
dry, s~kutecznosc WARY i, cn6t
wzorowosG nl}osierdzia i szczo-
drobliwoscl %opatrzze6ci przes 10
A. Pokojskiego. 80
p kl p olskie prses
FIR. hr. skarbka. Zawiera: Il
Wyprawa Kujawska, q Hulan-
ka W s9dzie, 81 Rukasz Stempel
~ Dwie Siostry, s. Przewo&nk
g. Jenieo Wojenny, y Jsss.
cult, 81 Mundur, e) Kruk so
z 8. A. K o T d Q Xxi Przeo
Paulin6w W, Obrohoa Klasz.
toru Czestoohowsklego... Ii
& o h 8 r o d i n q, q
rywek z powstania 1853 r, ida
ryenn prawd1iwe opisJ W.
Czaplicki.
Powr6t wv o a XII, pc
wiastka z czas6w powstania Te
deusza Kosciuszki. l5
< d Barscy n
Sybirze, Puwie66 naplsana pre-
K. z K. P......-.. .......25
Trzej w y. Chrzea
olanin, Zyd i Turek, czyli XII
Bogu pok1ada ~zaufanie, o ten
ma tenze ojcowskie staranie. Pc
wies6 nader powabna i poucEar
jaca przez Tomasza Wisniewskie
Hyt Wieozny Tuiaoz
Jvrdzalem imieniem Ahaseverus
nt6ry mowi, ze zy} pred u
krzyzowaniem Chrystusa Pam
przez WszechmocnoS6 Bog
!esz@e do dzisiejszego dnia ~
APTEKA I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

poAA 1AaNSN lVili.
Gdaaisk. Ma zcbranlu
stronnictwa wolnomyslnego Prus
~Lachodnlch oSwiadczy} m,edzy
lnneml poset Relbnitz, re ,,gdyby
miaf do wyboru pomiedzy reakcyl.
nym Observation-Disclosures n,emiecklm
junkrem, ktorego ma wyzszem ma
rzeniem jest uzyskanic godnosci
mlstrza ceremonli Tub :ytufu
szambelana. a wvkszta}conym bar
dzo PoIakiem, to ME by1oby ola
niego zadnej watpllwosci, zeby
%gfosowa} Ia Polaka." tax samo
powledzia} posel RIckert, re uwaza
wykszta}conego Polaka "a zupei-
ME r6wnouprawnionego obywatela,
ktoremuby, gdyby byt kontr
kandycatem ~niemleckiego junkra,
niewatpliwle odda}by g}os". Wldac
q tego,ze zagorza1oSc narodowa.
podsycana przez ksiecla Bismarcka,
teraz powoli II Niemcow ustepuje.
- Polacy t%utejsi, lak piszq ztad
do ,,Dzlenmka Pozn.", zamlerzam
W tym albo przyszfym mlcsiacu
zwo}ac vice, ma ktorym zapewne
zostanie obrana deputacya, majaca
bye wystana do naJprzew. X.
Biskupa z prosba o czestsze kaza.
MIA polskie W Gdansku.
Kurtusy. Wozny powiato.
wy p. Anton Baranowskl obcho
dit 1go lutego b. r. SO
letm jublleusz swej siuzby
pahstwowej. - 500 2. N. obcho-
dzl} PENDANT kasy sadowej p.
Welsk' so. rocznlce swej study |
panstwowej. Ma lego Geese odoy}a
sic uczta W hotelu Bergmanna. =
Mad majatkiem Natana Abrahama
otworzono postepowanie konkurso-
We. Jest to W przeclagu 8 miesie-
cy czwarty konkurs.
Puck. POmocnik piSarza
sadowego pan Tempskl przenleslo-
ny do Wiecborka p. Choj sa 2
z Brodmcy W Chelmzy,
Olsztyneh (Hohensteln
Ostpr.). Z mlnlsterstwa nadeszio
w tYch dnlach stanoWcze rozpo
rzadzenie, ktorem znosi sic tutej-
sze %gimnazyun,, llczace tylAo so
uczniow. Ia to ma sic tn urzadzic
W gmachu glmnazyalnym semina-
ryum nauczycielskie i szkota pre-
parandow.
Chojnice ego 4. IN. krotko
pred p6}noca zmari tn nagle ma
apopleksya serca wyzszy nauczy-
clel glmnazyalnY Er. Leon Blskup-
ski W 46 roku zycla. Jest to W
clagu jednego roku trzeci wypadek
smlerci n~auczyciela glmnazyalnego
PREY tutejszem glmnazyum. skup-
sklegO WyprZedzlll Gand ; OTTO.
Blskupski zajmowa1 sic gorl lie
badanicm mlanowlcle narze "a
kaszubskiego. Przez kllka lat Dy4
tez nauczycielem PREY realnem
progimnazyum W Tczewic. Nlebol-
czyk urodzit sic W Kosclanie,
u~czsszcza} do gimnazyum W
Lesznie, kt6re z chluba u~konC~y}.
Nastepnie studyowa} we Wroc}a-
WIN poswleciwszY sic fllo!ogli. w
ostatnich latach W C~noJn)cach 2
zaml}owanlem pracoaaf mad
nsrzcczem kaazubskiem, o kt6rem
naplsa} kilka rozrraw, iuz to W
programmed glmnazyum chojnickie-
go, juz tez W ,,Archlv fur slavis-
che Philologle'', juz tez osobno
Byi to n%auczyciel zdolny, przyja-
cltl serdeczny i bardzo mlfy. Il. /.
p.
TNjherouo. Zebranle
kontrolowe zeglarzy 2 powiatu
! welherowskiego j pucklego odby4
sic " Mrzeznle Ago z. m. =
Aktuaryusz t1omacz Derca pre-
niesiony do sadu okregowego W
kartuZach.
= Iuch0lu Panstwo Adamos-
two Janta P5iczyiiscY W Wvsoce
straclll 100 2. III. prZez Smlerc
l0letnlego synka J0zcta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

- Skurez. Wieksl w}asciciele
okolicy czynla staranla o wybudo-
wanle trzeclorzednei kolel zcIaznej
albo ztad ma Wielbrandowo DO
Morzeszczyna, albo tez Z Czerwlh-
ska ma Sxurcz, W%olental, Paczewo
Bobowo l Jabfowo DO Starogardu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

=. GdanjA. l1go 2. m. pc
poi. zmarf nagle komendant mas
ia jeneraf-maior Malotkl Trzebla-
towski, brat komandanta CRU
dzladzkiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

Cheiuu0. / Po diuzszci
chorobie zmaria tu opatrzona
Sakramentami swleteml p. Paulina
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
: Olszty2. / 7go Z. m. zmarf

OlS@ty71. / 7go Z. m. zmarf
W K4odnl 20 d}u5s2,ch clerplenlach
%opatrzony Sakramentam' Swl2tem
w~ysiuzony nauczyciel i %organista
Wojciech Nowoczyn W nlemal
s~konczonym %. roku zycia, Po-
grzeb odbyt SIC Ia " c1"artei -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

;'"iC@"m Wie'ehneur. f1u,rs
~>t-&~,wu JAZZ :Szal, Il" ...a&
:sa"oznPols]cim ;noj - t., ~.
-~rit rdaneso .Alunhu li.rs't7-
50. H,Eays G,nak, 4, 52s.
az. 5smfek smasxss.&S. ese
e t'h ftp. po jak najLnu~1"
~:}.i". Wykonu]e wszys.tie Oh;
80! JAZZ najpunktualni-i i n@j.a
..,anniej, DO przez sieInua&c,p
Is: 2raktyki nabra}a,n wprawy "
:'"vy&szych wyrobach. Take Vie.
A"ny1n Siostrom polecam n5.,
= ad i wielki wybog Msrous
~ fium6w. EsIs 5et6N dts
D4I~wcaa, i Chiopo6w, ~fr.ysteiu
jscych do p~ierwssej Komunii swj~
sej-Tak samo mann zawsza -
sA4sdzie Meremy, WriaEs
ola m}odycb Panien dc :l"nu,
%szystko 10 jaknojtanszc] c~n;r.
ag Prosze przybyc j i2z"1a
naa zig W polskim Haniln, r;..oiss.
ZIG uascie do Skladu .4~ !r~ u,
ahaej.
sL.r;:%Al
q. SEQ WI F!&>y%
Gzg Milavaukss Avs. Cs4.,-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

gimnazyum tutejszem udziela4
nauke polsklego jezyka.
Brodnico, ~. stycznla 1898.
- 21go z. m. m~a4zonkowie 2awe}
/ MarYanna z Eabedzklch : Ka-
minskl W Igliczyznje, parafi
Szczuckiei, o5chodzit beda swoje
dyamentowe wesele - 60 letnl
jubiIeusz m~a4zenstwa. Pred 10
Iaty W r. 1888 obchodzl]i z1oty
jublleusz.
= Puch. 1890 Z. N. Oddly
sic pogrzeb Ok letulego ka~pitaI'stv
M. Wlercins!uego, ktory dia siebie
,jak dla siostry awej iul cd 80
lat miaf gotowQ trumne. Jego
brat Andrea, kt5ry priced tygod-
mem lcz4c 80 lat umart, mlal tel
tlumne sw% gotoWl. Pred
kilhu dniami zaczeto tn prace s.
nowo zaiozonei mleczarnl. = 1890
b. ~. odbedzle sic tn poslcdzenIe
sejmlku powiatowego, gdz!e mledzy
lnnemi maJ9 uchwallc wYdatki ma
uiozenie projektu trzeciorzedneJ
kolei zelazncj ztqd ia Krokowo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

Puck. Pomocnik pisarza
sadowego pan Tempskl przenleslo-
ny do WiecborKa a p. Choj la z
z Brodmcy W Chelmzy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

Olsztyneh (Hohensteln
Ostpr.). L mlnlsterstwa nadesz4o
w tYch dniach stanowcze rozpo
rzadzenie, kt6rem znosi SIC ,utej-
SIZE gimnazyun, I~iczace tylAo so
uczniow. Ia to ma sic tn urzadzic
W gmachu glmnazyalnym semina-
ryum nauczycielskie i szkota pre-
%parandow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

do Zaynowca i ma przedfuzenie
szosy prusko- p6}czynsklej ma
Darlubie az do wejherowskc-
krowsklej szosy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

BartG5u0. Q T.. m. zmart tn
u rodzjcdw swolch opatrzony Sa
kramentaml $~wlrtcmi scmmarzy,-
t. MAJ MachIkoWskI IS IS rohu
Iyc'".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

Wejherowo. Zebranle
kontrolowe zeglarzy 2 powiatu
we]herowskiego i puck1ego odby4
sic W Mrzeznle Ago q. m. =
Aktuaryusz t}0macz Derca pre-
niesiony do sadu okregowego W
kartuZach.
= Iuchol0 Panstwo Adamos-
two Janta P5}czyilscy W Wysoce
straclll 100 Z. ~. przez Smlerc
~l0letnlego synka JGzefa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ ESTABLISHED ELEVEN YEARS

PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ ESTABLISHED ELEVEN YEARS
BUSINESS DONE. s3.OOO.OO0.
PROFIT MADE IN ELEVEN YEARS. sc23, 07o. ss
PROFIT MADE LAST YEAR. 60. .O22 81
EXPENSES LAST YEAR ONLY 81 9l4,56
EXPENSES IN ELEVEN YEARS ONLY s21. .3s7 %
OUR PRESENT ASSETS ARE e944. s7a- IL
OUR PRESENT LIABILITIES ARE sS55. o6oL so.
OUR PRESENT SURPLUS Is $40. .sl4 %.
WE PAY 81 900 PER WEEK As INTEREST TO
MEMBERS.
The holidays being past your thoughts should ssutly
turn TO saving money. and the best place In all the
city Of Washington to put your savings Is the
Perpetual Building Association We do bigger b,st-
proportion expenses than any other assoeia-
ton IN the United States. and what Is saved In
penses TO the members interest their de-
posits. We pride ourselves on our small expenses.
On shares withdrawn we pay per cent per snnum.
ON SPECIAL PAYMENTS WE PAY PER CENT
PER ANNCM.
On nstured shares 900 months) paying 12
per cent per annum. This month we redeem the last
Is shares Of nrst series Amount paid in those
15shares sl24 each total 81 $50; profit. 81 l53 20
gr.nd total. s. oI3 co. all paid to clerk In the War
Department. said clerk having been saving hts SIS
per month and now receives his s3. 013l 20.
Money borrowed from thi, association does not cost
much the borrower it does In other sssocia-
tons We say again that Is all owing to the small
expense Of running the association
We are now redeeminR series Nos. and 3 at IL per
cent per annum. and next March We shall commence
10 redeem series No al the same rate We are now
paying el. 100 per week interest to members
tell again there is nothing like il in the United
States.
Our Office is at 500 llth ST.
C. C. DUNCANSON, President.
LEWIS ABRAHAM Vice President
+. @. SAXTON. Treasurer.
JOHN COOK. Secretary 500 11th st.
CHARLES +. BENJAMIN. Attorney. 20 Corccran
building.
A. \. MEEKER. one Of our directors. attends to
our business Capitol Hill. at 207 Sd st. Sc.
Copies Of the constitution and our last annual
port ans interesting reading and you get them at
the Office. d31. la3. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

PERsoxAL.-Frank W. Bogurelus OF Stanford,
Con e, d. d. Lobo Of South Carolina and ]. v.
Merrick, jr., Of Philadelphia are at the Nor
mandie.- Elliott Of South
F. Garnett Of Pulaski, Ga, and 7. w.
Wood Of Richmond are at the Met
ropolitan.-P. c. Lathrop of Hartford,
A. ID. Garden and n. j. O'Kane Of Wheeling.
W. Va, and Ira b. Jones Of Lancaster, s. C.,
are at the National-D. s. Burrough of
Mexico. No., r. B. Bassett Of Chicago
Q. Ludeking Of St. Louis and J. r. Morse Of
Lynn, Mass, are at the St. James.-F. L.
Mar, hall, ir., who has been travelling through
Virginia and the Carolinas. has returned TO his
home in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

THE wEsr PorSr yIsIroRs.-The President
has been persistently urged OF late to appoint
the boards Of visitors to the Military and
Naval Academies, but has declined to
do SO on the ground that such appoint
ments for this year properly appertain
to the incoming administration These
appointments are usually made in April and
cover a period of service during graduation
exercises in June. There will be considerable
disappointment among the large list of appli-
cants at this determination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer Alfred
Adamson has been ordered to the Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Horace Harrison, to the photographic
Office. Chief Engineer f. ]. Whitaker, de-
tached from the Philadelphia and granted two
months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

The NEWARK AT CApIz.-Rear Admiral
Benham's flagship, the Newark, arrived at
Cadiz, Spain. today from a cruise to Turkey.
Her officers will superintend the construction
of the caravels. to be sent TO the
naval review. after which the Newark
will visit Naples to obtain the Va lean
exhibit and Marseilles to obtain the French
exhibit. The Newark and the Bennington will
sail for home not later than February Is and
will convey the caravels over the route taken
by Columbus on his voyage OF discovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

A SENTENCE MIrIoATEp.-Gunner q. L.
Albro was recently convicted by a
naval court-martial, convened at the
League Island navy yard, Of attempt
OF scandalous conduct generally. He
was sentenced to dismissal. The case
was referred to the President and he mitigated
the sentence to suspension for three years on
furlough pay. Clemency was extended be-
cause Of the long service Of the accused and his
present bad physical condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

DAMAGE TO THE yEsUvrUs-Lieut Schroeder.
commanding the Vesuvius. reports to the Navy
Department from Port Royal, S. c., that the
vessel met with severe weather on her trip from
New York, but escaped serious injury. She
lost one of her dingies and the ornamental
work on her deck was badly damaged
by the heavy and constant wash Of the sea-
Lieut.. Schroeder SAYS that she can be fully re-
paired without the necessity of docking inside
of few davs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

The SITE OF Ell RESo.-Acting Secretary
Chandler. in the case OF John W. Brewer against
the town site Of Ell Paso, 0klshoma, has denied
Brewers motion for a review Of the depart-
ments decision Of August g. 1892, rejecting his
application to make homestead entry of the
land in controversy. This case has attracted
much attention. and involves a tract of land
upon a part Of which the city of FL Reno is
huilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

WAR DEPARTMENT. CHANGES. Resigned: wm.
NJ. Jackson, Kentucky, class 81 900, record and
pension Office. Promoted: Falconer Davidson,
North Carolina. from class 1 TO 2: Edwin s.
Bethel of Illinois, VIM. A. Tyler of Nebraska,
george S. PAUL, Peter L. Sommers and How
ard S. Miller Of Ohio, Chas. L. Patten of Maine,
Wm- /. Faulkner of Mississippi. Samuel Cot
trell, jr., of Pennsylvania and Jas. W. Ames OF
Louisiana, from clerks at 81 900 to class i, all
in the record and pension Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
Worlds Fair Avards.

Gen. St Clair Of West Virginia and John
Boyd Thatcher Of New York members Of the
worlds Columbian commission, appeared be-
fore the deficiencies subcommittee Of the
House committee on appropriations today and
asked for about e6oo, 900 for expenses Of judges
and their assistants in making awards At the
worid's fair. The majority Of the member Of
the subcommittee spparsnHy thought ths
amount ssked very large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

SOUVENIR CoIys FOR NICARAGUA OFFICIALS.
A number of worlds fair Columbian souvenir
coins inclosed in q handsome case were today
forwarded to Consul Newell at Mansgua for
presentation to President Sagasa and other
officials of Nicaragua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
To Subscribers.

Subscribers to The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer .
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person,
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part Of route boya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

A RAILROAD LAND GRASr.-Secretsry Noble
has approved clear list No. 2S, embracing 1877 275
acres of land within the indemnity limits of the
grant to the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
all Of which is situated within the Redding land
district, California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

GovERSME<r RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s697, ,s5s; customs, 81. 1855 952
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THEo. H.. BURDITr. FORMERLY CON-
nected with the lumber department OF
Barber Rcss. has formed corartnership with John
q un1ss ~ - T ,Ss name q g ~. 6
Of W. D; CsmPbell Co: 1ail lith q Sc, They
they would be pleased 70 all the customers Of the
old firm. and where Mr.. Burditt would be vlad to So
complste stock Of Lumb !, Doors. Sash and Bainds
and eparan1es entire satt6hctton to al deainy With
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
THE EGYPTIAN MONARCH DISABLED.
The Steamship Was spoken by tire Adrs-
attic Three Days Ago.

attic Three Dsys Ago.
NEW YoRK, Jan. THE steamer Adriasis
arrived from Liverpool today. She reported
that on the 9Th instant about l0,x5 st night,
while in latitude ls Longitude 5sl2, shs
spoke the steamer Egyptian Monarch fron
London for New York with machinery dis
abled. apparently efrecting repairs; wished 10
be reported
from London, December "a, for New York with
four passengers and n crew of forty, consagned
TO sanderson a Son, "a State street She BE-
longs 20 the Wilson line. She b q four-nsssscd
screw steamer, $40 feet long, <s feet bsam,
3.916 tons and vas built By Mcmillan q Scn,
Dumbarton. Scotland, in 1850. She runs b.
tween New york and London principally N -
transportation Of freight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

Her Husband Was Afraid to Face the Cours
and Let Her Go.


New York, Jan THE writ of habeas cor
pus obtained yesterday by Howe A Hummell,
counsel for Mrs. Edith Steele. who claimed that
she had been unlawfully detained at the Gilsey
House by her husband, DIR. Theophilus steele
and the hotel authorities, to compel DIR. steele
and Landlord Breslin 10 produce Mrs. Steele in
court TODAY. was discontinued this morning
Mrs. Stecle's counsel explained 20 the court
that his client had been set at liberty late ye.-
terday evening and is now at the Hotel Ven
dome, free from the restraint of her husband
The story Of Mrs. steele's troubles, which be-
gan just after her hAsty marriage 10 DIR.
Steele with whom she had become acquain ted In
a boarding house. reached a elimination
on the night of December 26 The couple
had rooms at the Gilsey House and after
midnight the two little sons by her former
marriage 20 Mr.. Caldwell rushed into tho
dining room OF the Gilsey House and cried
that DR.. Steele was numbering their mother.
According to the stories told then. thoee Who
rushed into the rooms occupied by the couple
found that DIR. Steele was holding HIS wife. Who
had tried to leave the room. On December "a
Mrs. Steele removed 10 the ST. Albsn's Hotel,
taking her children with her. Then, acting
under her instructions. Howe A Hummel began
a suit for limited divorce. But on the day that
Mrs Steele would have signed the papers she
returned TO the Gil-ey House and remsinsA
there until yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.

AZ and Pa. ave. ad iresses by JudTe Weed
and Judee KimbIl; short talks by reformed men.
Come take pledge home. Meeting in charre Of Er-
Rieston Lodge. Good Templars. lt'
R~woMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Union. Vermont Avenue Chris ian Church.
pet 18th and 18th, tomorrow, unday, 7.3O, Mira
Narcssa White Kinney will speak Subject: Look
ing Forward" All friends invited. II
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RCENTRAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
- Suitable for a private residence. Q club
ment house.
HOUSE NO. 800 STH ST. NV.
Lot Ia 3 feet front by 20 feet Deep with Gift alley
on north side and vacant lot of Hebrew
on south side; windows all four sides OF the house
two magnificent parlors.
Price. tor the prssen', Sl6,O 600.
1t Address HENRY N. COPP FOG 9Th st. NV.
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NEW CHURCH.

RSTHE REV. FRANK SEwAIL WILL
49,, preach in the Church of the Holy City Du-
p mt circle. at II am: The Worlds Homage to
Jesus Christ" sunday school. l. :15. Evening serv-
ice. 30. with fourth reading From Dsrkness %
Lieht-Isms Versus the Church" All seats are
free. 1t
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THE EVENING STAR.
Ne. York Oses, ss Potter Building.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s Iht LADIES' SOUTHERN AID ASSOCI-
- tIION snd all Others IN -ymp thy with our
work cpriially invited 20 meetts. cSnfederste
veterans Association THIS (SaturdayI EVENING
81 - .,s9ck In the red pArlor q the Ebiiit House
Chairman Executive Committee
citizens Of the District Of Columbia at the
inston, on shTTkDsY EvESiSG. JsnasTy :. 1885,
q the proposed extension Of the Norfolk and Western
f-iroad lnto and within the District OF so.umoi,a
nt-iest-d IN secuTins IN =. .,5
NJ "a rsrEer. Pre.t Board Of Trade Fred'h. W.
fr~-t brolsrs' Exchange; R v Tyler. PTe-t. Board
of ndsrwrite-~ ! Harrison johnson. PIest. South
Washington Ciflz-us' Association, j. " Baoson.
hi;chie. Prest Vest Washington Citizens As.ocia-
ton ja8-2t'
~IHE ANIMAL MEETING OF The
ckh holders OF the Northern Liberty Mar
ensuing ysar vii b. hsid At the ore Of the secretary
on January IL. lsssi a. a. Z osiofh n s.-.,.
s6-IOt 1921 r ST.
,THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
Home Railway Company OF the District Of Columbia
for the eeti5n % nine al ectors will be held at ths
one % the company, room 20. Washington Loan
IL lsfsl b~tWesn tk. hours OF IL m. and Q O'Clock
pI Transfer looks Will be clos-d from sth to 18th
inelu.iys. TINS month JOSEPH PAIL.
R%THF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
r.et1fs the ensuing year wti take Place at the
yver h31s~ sa III: anl on lI! AL,
j. Boos for transfer Of stock closed rom Janu-
jAl7t JOHN T. BEALI, Secretary.
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R,GOsPEL MEETING FOR MEN Only AT
the y N G A., 1409 New York ave. sun
Rev. Isaac N, Daby. presi lent of Lucy webb-Hayes
Bible and training school. Bible G ass at 3:3O % m
Look out for the Friday lectures each week free Ii
R,REv. J. H. PRESLEY OF RICHMOND
~ Va. an evan relist and exmissionxry to
Africa, Will address the gospe! meeting the rooms
of the Young Mems Christi m Association ltO7 IIth
vt. Sunday. January g. 4:3o o'clock. IT
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RSvERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
49, i. u. Power, PASTOR at IL O'Clock. At 80
an address by Mrs. Narcissa W. Kinney of Oregon,
National W. c. L. U. lecturer. Subject, Looking
Forward" All friends Of temperance invited. IT.
RSMRS, NARCISSA WHITE KINNEY WILL
~ speak at Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Sunday evening 7:3O Su. ject: 'Lookinv Forwa rd !"
AZ personal friend, of Mrs. Kinney specially in
vited. 1t