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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09

for surgical operations, and on The same
floor apartments for consultation, etc'
The principal story will be reached al
ter passing through a porch and ten-foot
hallway on the right will be the faculty
room. and TO the left large apartment
which will be used as library. reading
and smoking-roo Connecting with the
library will be the secre tary's private
office The rear OF the accr will be occu-
pied by the didactical iecture-room.
In the second story lie to be the rooms
for the schools Of chemistry, pharmacy
and physiology, which. of course. will be
fitted with all modern improvements. The
professors views on the subject Will be
completely regarded. In the rear Of this
floor will be the clinical amphitheatre.
which Is over the didactical lecture-room.
The third floor will contain the patho-
logical lecture-rOom, the anatomical mu-
scum and the dissecting-rOOm. An ele-
vator will connect the latter room with
the cellar.
In the rooms just under the roof Will be
the ianitcr's room. sleeping apartments,
etc, and the entire house will be fitted
up with elevators and all other necessary
conveniences.
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The TOW n!
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD STREETS.

Fancy Dotted Muslius, cost 7c., sold for
l0c., Now &c. ayard.
Fancy Dress Lawns; cost &C., sold for
&C., Now &c.
Fine Linen Lawns; cost 10c., sold for
1910, Now stc.
Fine Dark Ground, Figured Organizes;
cost l2ic., sold for 1870, Now l0c.
yard.
Wool Challies at Stc. yard.
Cotton Challies, 4ic. yard.
Fine Colored French Organdies, all
beautiful patterns; cost 37ic., sold
for Soc, Now SOC. yard.
Blue and Black Storm Serges, all wool
regular soc. goods, Now 30c. yard.
Fine Black Lace, Striped and Plaid
Grenadines; far below the regular
price, 12ic., lGic. and zoe.
Black Dotted Swiss Muslin, which sold
for 25c. yard, Now Ste. yard.
Black China Silk that was 81, Now 60c.
Black China Silk that was 7jc., Now soc.
Dark Ground Figured China Silks that
were Sl.25, Now Toe.
500 Japanese Fans that were 25c., Now
12ic.
Fancy Ornamental Pins that were l0c.,
Now &c apiece.
Another lot that were Csc, Now 10c.
apiece.
Fine Plaid and Striped White Muslin
that was l2ac., Now Ste. yard.
Beautiful Light Ground French Satteens
that were 25c., Now 15c. yard.
French Lace Striped Glnghams that
were &c, Now 19ic. yard.
Ladies' Plain Black Seamless Hose that
were 20c,, Now l2ic.
Ladies' Fine Black Lisle Thread Hose
that were 50c., Now 37tc.
Ladies' Extra Fine 40.gauge Fast Black
Hermsdorf Hose that were Bic,
Now 2jc.
Children's Solid Tan and Red Hose, 10
and l2tc. pair.
Ladies' Pure Silk SIitts that were 25c.,
Now 1Oc.
Great reductions in all our Ribbons.
500 pieces Fine and Sheer India Lawns
that were 16ic., Now only lOc.yard.
Short lengths of Fine Satin Striped and
Plaid White Musiins that were 1910,
Now 10c. yard.
Job lot Infauts' Hats and Caps that were
81. Sl.25 and Sl.75, Now soc. apiece.
New line of High Coiored fercaies
for Waists.
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den was second and RLett Goode third
In the betting for this event Filtration
and Ganelon were equal favOrites, being
quoted at three TO one. El TELEGRAPH was
also we'll liked and heavily played. his
price being cut from five 10 one down 10
four to one. Starter Petiingin had little
trouble with the seventeen starters AT
the post and at the second break the
signal was Giyen with Filtration in the
lead. Ganelon second and Clara Bauer
third. Northside. who was fourth TO leave
the post. az once shot TO the front and
at the half had gained lead of a length.
Filtration was second and FL TELEGRAPH
third Northside remained in the lead.
and set a hot pace TO the stretch turn,
but here there was "a general closing Up,
and when Strengthened for the run TO
the wire. Kcenes colt was first 70 shoN
and after little shaking up az the eighth
pole 20 stand off Dolly Varden's rush
passed the wire good winner by an open
ZENITH. Dolly Warden whipped out, beat
Rhett GOode a neck for the place.
The Kendall Stables grand FLY. fo
Tambien. was heavy played fayorite
in the second race and she gladdened the
hearts OF her hackers by winning In
galiop by four lengths. Morello. the crack
three-year- Old winner Of the Futurity
the Hawthorne Derby and several other
stake events. was a hot favorite In the
firth race. but the colt Tan second. Linda.
a ten 10 one chance, winning by two
lengths. Summarizes
First race, six furlongs-Louise first,
Joe Murphy second. Fits !mmons third.
Time, l:l0
Second race. mile and a furong-Yo
rambler FIRST Union second Time, 2:05.
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Third race. the Worlds Fair stakes
a sweepstakes for two-year-olds. worth
TO the winner $4,000, five and n half
furlongJ-El TELEGRAPH first by n length
Dolly Warden second, Rhett Goodc third
Time l:13. Vassal. Peter the Great.
Patti. Maxim. Ganelon. Orinda, Clara
Bauer Filtration, Northside, Bankers
Daughter, Sigur. Cash Day and Anna
Mayes also ran. Frog Dance was left
at the post.
Fourth race, mile and n half-Falero
first. Bessie Bisland second Newton
third. Tinie. 2:4s.
Fifth race. one mile-Linda first, Morel-
10 second Midway third. Time. 1:4Th.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Hedge Rose
first, Mockahi second. Oracle J. third.
Time, 100.
Seventh race. six furlongs- Roslyn first.
Redina second, Promenade third. Time,
1IS%.
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Hammocks that were 700, Now SOC.
Hammocks that were 81, Now S5c.
Hammocks that were s1.95, Now 81.
Mems Fine Cheviot Shirts that were
7jc.. Now 50c.
Men g Extra Fine Negllgee Shirts, supe-
rior quality, that were al, S125,
$50 and SO, Now 5Gc., Csc, 75c.,
Soc. and 81 apiece.
Mems Fine Negligee Shirts, neat stripes,
with collars aud cuffs attached and
detached, at 7Jc., 81 a nd Sl.25
apiece.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, four for 25c.
Gents Fine Peperell Bleached Jeans
Drawers that were 50c., Now Acc.
pair.
Short ends of Fine White Dimities that
were 25c., Now 12ic.
Ladies' Shirt Waists in great variety
and at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies' Calico, Gingham and Irish Lawn
Wrappers, neatly made and trim
med, all cheap.
Table Oil Cloth, the very best quality,
"a wide, that was 25c., Now l6ic.;
Ga wide, that was 3jc., Now 25c.
Rubber Cloth, q inches wide, only SOC.
yard.
White French Organdy that was &C.,
Now 25c.
Pink, Cream, Blue and White Null, 1Gi,
20 and 25c.
Fine Black French Organdy, II yard
wide, soc. yard.
Plain Black Lawns, III and l6sc. yard.
Great sale of Ready made SHEETS and
PILLOW CASES at less than cost
of material by the yard, made OF
the best Fruit Of the Loom Cotton.
Bargains in Ladies Fine Muslin Under
wear.
City-made Trunks an d Satchels at
wholesale prices. Any style for sea
or land travel.
Great bargains in MATTINGS.
so pieces excellent Seamless Mating
that were 5Oc., Now Poe. yard.
Floor Oil-Cloth, /. 1t, II and 2 yards
wide, at Is, 80, 37i, AZ and 50c. a
yard.
Remnants Of Floor Oil-Cloth. l, 2. 3 and
ward pieces. 2 yards wide, 20 and
35c. yard.
Straw Seats for porches, for 25c.
New line of Carpets. Rugs and Drug
gets just received, all new patterns
and good styles.
Baby Carriages at half price to close
them out. We need the room fol
our stock of Carpets, &c.
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OTHER EvESTs or THE TURF.
Augusta Belle Takes the Monmouth
stakea-Ihe Other COntests.

NEW YORK. July s.-The attendance
at the Monmouth Park races to-day was
only fair, due, no doubt. to the thicken-
ing weather. The first race was a big
success, so far as the talent was con-
cerned. They plunged on Prince George
10 win and he won in most impressive
style. The talent was evidently IN form
for their choice. Kazan romped home a
very easy winner OF the second race.
Lady Violet, struggling franticaly for
her head, set the pace in the third race
for the Monmouth Stakes, until they
were two furlongs OF the wire. Lamley
then moved Up with Augusta Belle, and
they raced together with Afternoon at
their withers for nearly a furlong. Then
Augusta Belle shook herself free from
the others and won by a length and
half. Lady Violet lasted long enough in
a severe drive 10 beat Afternoon a cou-
pie Of lengths for the place.
There were half a dozen breakaways
before a start was effected for the next
event-the Hopeful Stakes for two-year-
olds. birmingham was the quickest 10
move, but Hamilton al once refined back
10 third place giving Mistrial and HYDRA
bada chance each 10 make the pace.
Mistrial was soon in trouble and HYDRA
bad looked 10 nave the race az his mer-
cy a furlong from home. Hamilton, how
ever. came again, and, after terrible
drive. landed Birmingham a winner by the
shortest of heads. Hyderabad, all out,
beat Declare four lengths for the place
In the fifth race St. Florian lasted long
enough 10 win by a length. Joe Kelly
captured the sixth race, and Kingston the
seventh in very easy style. Summarizes
First race. six furlongs-Prince George
first, Midnight second, Mr.. Rice third.
Time, ia.
Second race, five and a half furlongs--
Kazan first, Roland Reed second Chateau
third. Time, LOS.
Third race the Monmouth Oaks stakes.
mile and n Acknowledgements Belle first,
Day Violet second. Afternoon third. Time.
2:1O "a
Fourth race. the Hopeful stakes, four
and a half furlongs- birmingham first.
Hyderabad second. Declare third. Time.
81 "a
Fifth race, one mile-St. Florian first,
Equity second. Mary Stone third Time,
f:H.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Joe
Kelly first. Madrid second, Mr.. Sass third.
Time. las Il.
Seventh race. six furlongs-Kingston
first. Defargilla second. fremont third.
Time, 1:lS "a.
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City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
suit was Instituted by James Cavanagn
against John +. Rose & co. Tor slVV
This suit Is for house fixtures bought
for Mr.. i. Whitlock's residence. ana Mr.
Rose claims that they did not come up
TO the representation.
The following amendment was aio"ea
IN the charter granted the Richmond
COOPERATIVE Fuel. Lumber. Feed and
Ice Company:
'The capital stock Of said company
shall not be less than $1,000 nor more
than 5000, divided into shares Of $50
each"
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PIUVIUS INTERPRETED.
Only Five Innings of tho Petersburg-For
est I'M Game Played.

PETERSBURG, VA, July Especial
About two hundred people gathered at
the baseball park this afternoon to wit
ness the second game between the Pc
tersburg club and the Forest Hill team,
Of Manchester These two clubs are OF
the Quadri-City League. The game was
not called until ten minutes before 3
o'clock. and the home team were first at
the bat. PEBBLES went out on a grounder
TO Cullen, Keefer struck out, and Nc
Gam, who was given his base on balls.
was thrown out at second by Foster. For
the visitors Kahn went out on a hit to
Limeburger, Morgan hit safely 10 left
field. and went 10 second on Fosters hit
IN the same direction, and both OF the
players were advanced to a base on Nc
Cams error I'm fielding Napiers hit. All
three Of them were left on their bases.
ms Blankenship and Darby, the next two
batters were put out-Blankenship on
strikes and Darby on a fly ball 10 Bro
die. The Petersburgs failed 10 score in
the second inning, while the visitors, on
account Of errors by Ford and Wilson,
and a wild pitch by Quarles. scored one
run. Both sides were retired easily in
the third and fourth innings. In the fifth
inning Lang got first on an error by
Cullen, and was advanced TO second by
Quarles bunting the ball, and came home
on Mmehurgers hit TO left field, Quarles
going 10 second base and Limeburger TO
second. Wilson and PEBBLES went out
on fly balls 10 Cullen and Bradley, and
Keefer hit safe TO left field, bringing
Quarles and Limeburger over the home
plate, and scoring himself on the wild
throw 10 home by Belcher TO head off
Limeburger.
At this juncture rain began TO fall In
torrents, and the umpire, Mr.. Frank X.
Clements. stopped the game which Will
have TO be played over again, as 1t re-
quires five innings 10 constitute a game.
The feature OF the contest was a beau
tiful double play by Ford and Mccain.
The following is the score by innings;
Petersburgs ..................O 81
Forest Hills. ..................l U K
on Monday afternoon the Petersburgs
will play the Virginia Military Institute
team
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09
THE BALL TOURNAMENT
vrcrrBsIy THE INTER COL
,rsIl7E CONTEST STAND.
-, Defeats verm ont in Close Came
The yirsinian' to f'"' A""'
,ne,dsy-other sporting News.
CHICAGO. Ill. July ESPECIAL.


INTEREST in
the college tour
Iament baseball
clubs Is increas-
Ing with each
game, not only
ON account Of
rivalry between
several alma
matters but be-
cause Of the
q lily o I
games. The boys
play with vim
and da N I'M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09
wow the Clubs Stand

Games Scheduled for To-Day,
Brooklyn al Louisville.
buum0re al Cincinnati.
Washington at Chicago.
Games Scheduled for To-Morrow.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York al pittsburg.
philadelphia az 81. Louis.
baltimore at Cincinnati.
Washington al Chicago.
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O X II a L l.
Keene's great
colt, FL Tele-
frafo. won the
Worlds Fair
(S25,000) stalk IS
to-day at Wasa-
ingtOn L a r k.
Walcott Il Camp
BELLS Dolly Var
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The July number Of the Farm Journal.
and a very readable one, is received
from Mr.. Rufus c. Williams. the pub
Usher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09
Amateur Ball Players.

sCOTTSVILLE, VA. July S-The
game of ball played here yesterday be-
tween the home team and Howardsville
resulted as follows:
ScottsviIle ............1 0201402 x-10
The umpires were Messrs. Jones and
Turner
After the game supper was served 10
the Howardsvile team by ID. II. Pitts,
Esq.
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The winners at brighton Beach,

NEW YORK, July s.-The Brighton
Beach races to-day resulted as follows;
First race. five furlongs-Kisslngan
first Mordette second, King Crab third.
Time, 1:29.
Second race. five furlongs-Kissingen
colo first, Sprinkle second. Anglo third.
Time. 0i Il.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs-
Play or Pay first. Alcalde second, Pagan
third. Time. l:22 Ia.
Fourth race one mile-Lowlander first,
Bitten second, Terri6er third Time.
1:4l ID
Fifth race, six furlongs first.
Remorse second. Uncle Sim third. Time.
lis.
Sixth race. steeplechase. short course
Pat Oakley first. Armour second, Figaro
third Time. "a. Ecarte also started. but
fell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09

Nervous headaches promptly cured by
mo-Seltzer-trial bottle 10 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09

Batteries: German and Wilson; Kneen
and Sugden.
Al Chattanooga: II. II. T..
Chattanooga ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atlanta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries Keenan, and Setback; Darby
and Murphy.
At Nashville: II. H. T..
NASHVILLE s...'...ss.'s...'.s..'s....
memphis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries Hoffer and TCmmcrs; Wads-
worth, Wittrock and Bolan.
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CHICAGO. July S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09
WORLDS FATR STAKES.

Won by Foxaii Keene's Great Colt I'll
TELEGRAPH.
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Four favoriies Win at Giouces,sr.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July s.-Four
favorities and a well played second choice
won al Gloucester to-day. In the hur-
die race King Solomon and Crittenden
were thrown. and the latter sustained
severe injuries. The summary;
First race, six and quarter furlongs-
Airshaft first, Marina second, Aciojam
third. Time, 1:22.
Second race six and a quarter fur
iongs-Miss Mamie first. Sue Rider (colD
second. Warsaw third. Time. l:22iR.
Third race, seven eighths OF mile
Houri first, Madden second. jim Glare
third. Time. 80
Fourth race. four and half rurlongs-
Archbishop first. Dart second. Hazel
third. Time. ~
Fifth race. seven-eighths Of mile
Glentoch first, Experience second. Mayor
b. third. Time, 1884.
Sixth race, quarter OF mile. hurdles
Hiawasse first. King Solomon second,
Garwood third, Time, 2.2s.
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4. Louis. :; Washington. O.


CHICAGO, ILL. July S-AThe Phillies
won to-day's contest because the Colts
put up a yellow game. LANCE and Kilt
tetge had chances 20 make double plays
On the third. The first refused both
chances and Kittredge took only one.
After there had been a chance TO retire
Che side Ave unearned runs. which car
tled with them the game, came In. The day
was clear and warm and the attendance
$500. The score;
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SRoDA. 26.go Lipca 1898,
2 Zycia Polonii.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, IA Lipca 1893.
Zarzad Biblioteki Polskiej wraz z
przedstawicielami trzech grup zwiszku
Mar. Pol. " South Bend, Ind, ma Ia
szczyt wyrazic naj~szczersze podzieko-
wanie Macierzy Polskiej We Lwowie,
"a przyslana spora iczbe dziel, kt6rs
Przyczynia sic do rozwoju umysiowegc
naszej kolonii.
Nieszczesliwy nssz krsj skazany m
ciagle przeciwnosci losu, wytworEyi ko-
n~iecznose szuksnis po "a krsjem pray
tuiku. Mylne stoli jest przekononis
opinii " PolSce, zs Iudnosc Q
migrujacs jest ~strsOona Ola nsszej Oh.
czyzny. Nsjlepszym tegO dowodem
jest, 70 ludnoSc polsks, wywalczywszy
sObie wzgledny kyt msteryslny, stars
sic We wszystkich Hczniejszych kOlo-
mach polskich, o utrzymsnie swej OF
czystej mo"Y, Ewyczaj6w ! caiej naszej
tradycyi; misnowicie przez 1akiadanie
roanych StoWarzyszeh patryotycznyoh,
kt0re daza do -zjednoczenia rozstrzelo-
mel ludnosci polskiej. Togo rodzsju
stowarzyszeniem jest zwiazek Mar. Pol.
ktory zaiozony cd lat btu, prscuje
wytrwsle mad wzrostem oTganizacyi,
kt6ra nietylko utrzymuje narodowosc
polska " Ameryce, ale jesEoze sposobi
sic przyisc z pomoca 0jczystej sprswie
" St6sownej chwili, tax m~stsryalnie il.
ko tee / ozynnie.
ObeOnie datemy do tsgo oelu przez
zakladanie bibliotsk szerzenie oswiaty,
kt6ra to jedynie mote wytwOrzy6 silny
weSsa issznoSCi pomiedzy Gale ludno
soia pOlsks Esmieszksla " nsszsj uko.
ehsnei ojOzyznie, jsk r6wnisa j ludno.
icis polsks zsmieszkals " Ameryce.
De otwiats Jest gi6vuym wsrunkism
wolnosci, jest TO fskt niepotrssbujaoy
komsntsrzy, ale my Polscy Eamisszksli
" Amsryce szcSegolniej musimy dszyc
do niej wSzelkiemi sposobami. Istnieje
jua polskie pokOlenie urodzone ns A
merykahskisj Eismi, ktOrs to ksztslcsc
ie pa wzorsoh obcei narodowosoi, IA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

tokoiowego A. J. W. Kosak, jednoglo.
inis Przyjsty i PoleoOno BY 60 .aopa.
trzyc Piscsecia 1 podpisem zarzsdu
gruPy No. 10 i wysiac do redakcyi
zgody " oslu -umieszcsenia &c " ma
szym organic ursedowym.
CINCINNATI, dnia Q Lipcs 1898.
ia" KmiecixOsoski. prevalent
+. Dauid, wioe- prsxydent.
Il. Csersinski, kasysr.
Al. ". Kosak, sskr. prot.
+. Ssxrlihski, sekr. fin.
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|tarioby " sobis Z ozasem oeohe nsrodO-
VS. Lecs rozPewsssohnianie dziea pol
skich niedEy ~mlodzieAa, jak r6wniea "
og6ls pomiedzy ludnotciR polskA wy
twarzanie obohod6w narodowyoh, tsa-
Ira amstorskie i odosyty - ME-
sawodnym irodkiem do utrzymania pol
skiej narodowotci oboym kraju. W
tym oslu saloAona Jest 1 nassa bibliote-
ka " South Bend, Ind, kt6ra liozy dxi-
|siaj 80 dale, ~znakomityoh naszyoh pi-
sarzy, . 9 o6arowanemi nam Al dxi0ia-
mi homie 81. Jest to licsba jeszcze
stosunkowo bardso NAH, ale bedxieny
starah sic Iwieksza6 o lie moAnoSci /
doao4ymy wsEystkieh starah, aAsby ten
|Pokarm umyssowo : narodowy odpowie-
dnio sPotytkewac; j~eszcze az wyraAa-
my ~najszozerszP swoja wdzieoznotc
Szanow MENU Z~arEadowi Macierzy Pol
skiej we Lwowie, n przyczynienis
sic tax pisknym prszentsm do podnie-
sienna oswiaty naszej kolonii.
Tuszeny soDie uiePaonna nad1ieje, il
| M przyszlosc Maoierz Polsks swemi
skr,yd'ani otoczy cisnace sic piskleta .
|poza kraiu. ksczsc wyrazy giebokie-
go szacunku, Przesyiamy staropolskie
Bog raphael
w imieniu Zarzadu Biblioteki Pol.
skiej " South Bend, Ind.
L.. a. Ka5dmojski, prezes.
X. b. GoraczesosSi, czlonek ko-
mitetu do sPraw korespondencyjnych.
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Zspraszouy zostaiem m poswiecenie
chOrsgwi do South Bend, Ind. przez
Towrzystwo GwiaEda ZwyciextwA
Grippe 8S Zwiszku Mar. Pol.
Choragiew Przsdstawiaia pO jednej
stfonie gwiszds. pO drugiej herb Polski
z Matks Boska CEestochowska,
POswiaCenia choragwi dopslnil "
oEssie n~abo4shstws " dniu 10 b. m,
misjscowy Processes Wiel. Ks Czy-
tewSki. Potem przeAlisny do sail Ko-
sciuszki PREY Chaplin ul., gdzie wypo-
wiedEisne zostsly mowy st6sowne do
uroczystssci.
Przez czas mego kilkodniowego Do
byte " South Bend, zsproszouy bylsm
M miesEksnie do pahstwa X lamaiskich.
Podsimowano mnie r6wnisa goscinnie "
domsch obydw6ch braci Beozkievicz, a
'pshstwa Szuiczswskioh, Krzeuzewukioh.
Bielihskich, BsrtOszsk = wszedzie
przyisty bysem z taxa serdeozna polsks
gOsOinnoscis Ae pravdEiwis brskujs mi
SLOW do Podziekowsnis n tax ssrdeozne
prEyieoia- oswisdozsm PREY pOdzie.
kOwaniu Pragnisnie mole. assbym m6ga
przy SposobnOtci podObnie = rownS SER
deOznoScis sic wywzsjemni6.
n szacunkiem
sc. S~sonihskS,
o70 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

ToW. ian HI Sch eski, gFaPa a
CHICAGO, 20-go Lipca 1893,
Ma p~osiedssniu nadxwyczajnem Tow,
Jana III Sobieskiego " Chicago, Ill
odbytem dnia Is Cssr~ca Z. b. .ostalu
obrans administracya jak nastspuje;
L. Donsewski, prezes m rok 8oi. Ig.
Kazik wice-prezes m rok 2 gi. T.
Kosmowski, sekr. prot. M rok 2gi, Jan
Mazikowski. sekr. fin M rok piervszy.
And. Malkiewicz, kasyer m rok Sly,
Do rady gospodarcsej, OBJ. J. Mielca-
rex, T. Nowacki i J. Karlic. J. Per.
iowski, marszalek I po raj 2 gi i Fl
Skarpihski, marszalek II. Jako chora-
~ OBJ. Kotwas i J. Chmielinski; jake
~Podchoraty FIR. Smelkowski 1 Ant. Ia
biotny. BibIotekarz, OBJ. IL. Szumski
po raz 3ci.
Przytsm zawiadaDiam szanownych
czionk6w Tow, il wymsrsz ma uroczy.
stosc poswiecenia trzech cboragwi "
sw. Wojciecha nastapi dnia 30
LiPoa T. b. o godE purkt 1-sssj pc
Posudniu I hall Pulaskiego, ma kt6ry
kaady czlonsk jest obowisrany sic sta.
wi6.
Wsselkie zaG koresPondencye tyc1s-
90 sic Tovarzystwa proszs adresowat
do nisej podpisanego.
q szacunkiem
z. Kosmososki, sekr. prot.
88l 8. Wood Str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26


GREENPoINT dnia II Lipca 1893.
Roczne Posiedzenis grupy 81 odbylo
sic dnia Sgo Lipcs 1893 f., M kt6,e
stawii sic kaAdy W celu zalatwienia wa
tnych spraw.
Sekretarz zdal rapport z fnans6w /
Z o1ynnosci grupy, komisya nadzorcza
i sekretarz dostali podziskowanie n
szozc1ers Prace; grupa nasza jak mai
swietniej sto'. Nsstepnie prezes F.
|Turkowski, oznsjmil ob6r komitetu;
jednogiosnie obrsni zostali m przyszly
rok do Lipca:
Frsnciszek Turkowski, prezes. w.
Kami6ski. sekretarz kofektor. MI.
chas Kowalski, ] Wojciech Mackowiak,
konisya~ nadzorcza, N. Srymahski, mar.
sxalek.
Pc dluAszycA debatach zgodzono sic,
aby obra6 Delegate na Sejm x, jedno.
giosnie obrano Wswrzyhca Kamihskis-
go. Nastspnie ~uchwalono, ably dslsgat
bronii na Seimie Konstytucys Z Ssjmu
TX, tyiko niskt6re poprawki maja bye
porobione.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem
W. Kdmihszi, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

De sxan0Wnych TOwarxystw
zWtRzGOWy eh.
JOLIET. Ill. dnia 10 Lipca 1893.
Kochani Beaoial
Dnia 27go SierPnia 1893 z. o 2gisj
gods. 20 Potudniu, odbedzie sie urocsy-
stoSd PoSwieceuis sskoly Polskiej pod
wsswanisn Sgo Krsyaa " Jslist, Ill,
ks6ra obsenie mn sastapi6 i keSeisl.
Poniswa4 pars6s polska " Joliet, Ill.
jest Cd nisdawnsgo czasa sorgaaizowa-
M ! " po~ozstkach swego istaisnia po-
"trssbuje Ponocy, pr.eto zapraszam Sza-
nowne TowarEystwa a4eby raoxyly
wsisfc udsiai " tel uroczystosci in cor
pore.
Spokesman sic Ae Kochani Bracis
Protbie nassej zadosyc uczynia i uro-
ozystos6 swa obecnoicia uswietnia.
Siuga " Chrystusie wraz Z k~omitstem
Ks. z. r. SSomihski, ~proboszcz.
P. s. Komitet bedzie oczekiwal To.
warzystwa M dWorcu.