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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
WE{z &gE7zi i.'
BROOKLYN, NY. BROOKLYN, N.Y.
GATHERED ABOUT TOW y.

4 letter has been received by the Second freso'
terion Church from Dr. John Fox, Of Allegheny en!'
Penn, accepting the call recently eX'ehd'o !" "A
lie will begin work in his new pulpit next n'o"'"'
Flags were displayed on the public buildings W.
terday In honor Of the Inauguration at Washington"
Two new cases OF smallpox were reported " '"'
Health Department yesterday.
Devin Post No Iis, q. 4. r.. has passed re'',
luton presenting the name OF Joseph W. my
prominent member OF that order, for the OHIO
Department Commander of the state for le94
The argument upon the application for an ihIuno
ton TO restrain the Brooklyn City Railroad COMPANY
from leasing lis property and franchises TO 'he D,o
lyn Heights Railroad Company, representing inv us
Island Traction Company. under guarantee VI 30
dends OF 10 per cent the capital stock Oh 60
600 OOO was to be- heard I'm the City Court yese'N'
but was adjourned for II fortnight.
The Rev John W. Chadwick will lecture
"Theodore Parker" In the second Unitarian 'n'''"
this evening. -.
The tenth anniversary OF the dedication =, On :.
Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal Churen VI"
observed today with appropriate services
The Rev. u. NJ. Adams will relate Reminiscent ~.
OF the Presiding Eldcrshp' at the meeuhs VI ~.
BROOKLYN Methodist ministers tomorrow III ''''''>"
ton Hall.
Justicc Connolly in the Lee Avenue Ponce 'o...
Yesterday. sentenced Mary Mullen. sevehy'"o al
old TO three months imprisonment In the eo"'s -
for intoAcation. The old woman had pee" ,rom
living at broadway and kcntave. IN stup'' ..,ah
LIQUOR While on the way TO the statio" '"s ,.
10 throw herself from the patrol wagon, but "a. ~,.
vented BIZ the officer In charge. She then ea"e -
OF the fingers Of Ohccr Connors between HUI -.
and severely lacerated II.
A requiem mas was said yesterday at o. ..s
Roman Catholic Church In Leonard 81. ior r..sday
Brown a well-known citizen who died 0" s,,tv.
st his home No. $50 Grandst. lie was In 'ne -
sixth year OF his age. The burial took place. =. ~
vary Cemetery. widow and hve ad"i' e''t
surviyc him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
AT THE PLAYHOTSES

At the Columbia Theatre this week OF Charles
Froham's companies Will present jane with Miss
JOhnstone Bennett I'm III" title part. tn" play was
received with much favor AT Its previous pre,rnta-
ton at this house. and evoked OF laughter by
It's amusing situations. Til" performance Of ." Jane
vii, De pr,ccici By the act comrdletta, "'hiWS
In the east besides Miss Bennett nre X. +. Cotton,
George W Leslie, Seymour g. Hess, Joseph Allen.
sclIniiz Edwards Joseph Toiten. Mrs Maggi. Iol-
loway Fisher. Miss George Gardner. Miss LlLett" lie
Barron and Mis-, Carrie Reynolds
AZ the Amphion Theatre another OF Charles Fro
hams companies will appear this week In "Glorana -
N amusing farce. with many laughter provoking
qualities. In the cast Edwin stevens, Du, llar-
IAN. Thomas A. Wise. Charles Wcll"> Hyde Robson.
William L"wc>. Mis- Henrietta 'rO,>lnan. Miss Nay
l. olson and Mis- Margaret Robinson. The Jn"-act
ply nj " inr >iOim' viii 0ic1 III, performance
,a,h evening. and al the matinee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
,ropcI x,z4r,oy COMMIT TEE NAMED.
REPUBLICANS WHO WILL CONSIDER THE f''i'
TIoN DISTRICT SYSTEM.

REPUBLICANS WHO WILL CoNsiDh" HE
~ TIox DISTRICT SYSTEM.
rh. nomes OF the members OF Inc ~o
..wo. reconciliation Committee appoln'ed y,
" puttling. chairman OF Inc Co"".,
Cou,m,,,oe pnder resolution adopted NJ
r.hrporv meeting to which VIII ue rei'' .,
rronosed mans OF party reorganization lot icPo.
Anil ,r.re announced yesterday. The hs' oS ~
4, a. ,o,ows. First Ward Theodore b. WINS oeoo'
George Goodwin: Third. Hugo liirsh: fohr'l' N a,
- clair Fifth Charles A. Morgan: SIKH. Denn', ~
Hurley. seventh Benjamin F. Blair, ERh'h. wilma.
n \ Codmus Ninth. william ii. quinn 'e"'"' ~ ~
no,hwel: Eleventh, Jacob schl'isser' lwehth' Jul"
DAILY: Thirteenth. william n. Leaycratt' ro"ree","
Herman A. Wagner: Fifteenth. John X. sm''h' GIN
,een,h Joseph Benjamin; seventeenth "eo'so 80
Mason: Eighteenth. Frank +. Williams, Ni'e'ee","
jacob Worth: Twentieth. william W. "oo ,,,' -
Twenty FIRST Charles Bell; Twenty secohu' vino"
Wilson: Twenty third. Arnold H. wagner, i"e"'!
fourth. Wallace Carpenter; Twenty'hi'h' hooe'' ="
sharkey Twenty sixth. II. Hunt twenty seventh
George sanger; Twcnty-elghth Henry Asher fIa.'
bush william :. Ryan: Fatlands. John t. Matthew's
Cravescnd Arson NJ. stratton New Utrecht. Charles
Conrady.
David A. Baldwin. who made the motion In the
Executive Committee for the appointment OF the COM
mittee. /, not named upon 1t. a. II. Wagner repre-
senng HI, ward. Among the strong advocates oi
reorganization on the election district system. with
the abo.hm OF the present ward assocatiOis, VINO
are named on the committee, are Mcssrs. Willis,
Blair. Benjamin and sharkey. But the committee
will be controlled by the opposing faction represented
by Mes>is. Worth. Goodrich, Wagner. Cadmus ana
others. a plan OF district organization retaining
the present ward associations VIII doubtless be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
THE MYSTERIOUS
AND SURPRISING
JEWELRY SALES OF
LAST YEAR ECLIPSED!
$4,000 REPRE- NTEDil

Lot st Solid Sterling Silver ThimbIes, sizes 5 to
-, Doc, for lOc.
Lot 2d-:Solid Sterling Silver Souvenir Coffee
Spoons 100, for 49c.
Lot 3d-Lades' and Gentlemen's Solid Gold Pens,
in leather box, 81 90 for 49c.
Lot 4tll-I.adies' Enameled Flower Lace Pins, SOC,
Lot 5th-Nlisses' and Children's Solid Gold Wide
Chased Band Rings, 25c., Tor l ic.
Lot 6th-Soid Sterling Silver Head Pendant Neck
laces yOc, for Acc.
Lot 7th-Ladies' and Gentlemen's Solid Gold Fen,
in leather box, $50, for Toe
Lot sth-Ladic Extra Quality Rhinestone Pins
Bans and Brooches, Sl50, for o9c
Lot sth-Ladics and Misses Solid Gold Wire
Eject Ring, soc. for !3c.
Hair Fins Doc" for ioc c. Lao.
Lot llth-Men and Boys Vest Chain. IA karat
gold plate, warranted j years, Sl.jo. for soc.
Lot iath-l,aby's Rolled Gold Dress Button Sets
PC, for re. ,.A
Lot 18th Ladies' Fancy Cut Pearl Glove But
lot i4th~Ladies' and Misses Solid Gold Rings
Lot l5th-Solid Sterling Silver Hat Pins, 500,
Lot isth-Rolled Gold Ladies' and Misses Rims
Lot l7tll-Solid Gold Scarf and Stick Pins, 81 %
Lot isth-Extra fine grade French Hard Enams3
Flower Lace Pins, $3.50. for s9c.
Lot l9th-Silver, ONIdlzed, Roman ana folsnea
Lot eOth-Sold Sterling Silver Jersey Stick Pima
Lot 2ist-iioman Gold Fiasree Hair Dagger.
Lot 22d--Ladics' and Misses Solid Gold Rings
lot sSd0Rolled Gold Chain Necklaces 500,
Front, left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THIS OFFER IN

SPRING DRESS STUFFS.
The like won't happen again this
spring-may be at the seasons end,
but not apt to-!
The all-wOol CheviOt Suitlngs, dag
onals in shot-Over effects, BOuretteS in
fancy weaves, checks and plaids,
spangled with fancy thread; opened
and held at 5Oc.-Monday, &c.
s. pieces of the 75c. English Worsted
Sutngs, pure wool, in cords and
matclasse weavers, latest spring cOlOrs,
will be cut up at }Sc.
50 pieces of the SOC. Scotch Tweeds,
made from finest wool, exclusive de-
signs. to be cut up for 39c.
"a in. Suitings, all wool, tailor stripe
and mixtures, 43c. Gnstead OF 15c:).
"a in. BroadclOths, fine and light in
weight, with twilled back, sl.5O line
Monday changed to 7Gc.
Dress Goods dept.
Left centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
THAT TIE ATHLETES ARE DOING.
MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR THE OUTDOOR
SEASON.

MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR THE OUTDOOR
SEASON.
The vorious athletic clubs In the metropolitan district
are making preparations for the outdoor season
which will begin next month Lively interest Is shown
IN the fate OF Manhattan Field the finest athletic In
closure in the country In the
NowYork Baseball Club the grounds will be used for the
contests OF the newly organized professional BICYCLE
League. The University Athle,c Club would like TO
the grounds. and may secure them.
The annual schedule meeting Of the Metropolitan As
ISOLATION of the A. n T. will be held March 10 ut the
Astor House. at p. m The meeting will be held
for the adoption OF tho annual schedule OF
athletic meetings. At the meeting tho schedule com.
mittee will submit complete schedule all athletic
irgs Of the association to be held between April and
Novem,.er Athletic clubs members OF the Metropol-
ian Association who desire TO give games during the
should forward at once to the secretary OF the
Metropolitan Association the dates which they desire
to give games. Elch club is also entitled b three
delegates and their should be forwarded TO the
secretary possible
Tho annual boxn. and wrestling championship contests
Of the Metropolitan Association Will be held Newark
on March 20 and %. meeting Of the committee in
charge OF championship contests will be held OH Wedncs
dry. The entries will close March Is and SHOULD he
Postonics Box 93S NcwYork CITY, The STANDARD
championship gold and SILVER medals will be awarded 10
FIRST snd second in each OF the following classes Boxing
Bantam weight 105 pounds and under feather weight us
POUNDS and under special weight 25 pounds and under
light weight. l3o pounds aud under mddl weight 15S
pounds and under; heavy weight. 1853 pounds
Wrestling Bantam weight les pounds and under feather
weight us pounds and under light weight 1855 pounds
and under middle weight ljs POUNDS and under.
The Hew-Jersey A. c. proposes N 90 IN strongly for
sthsttos and all other sports this summer and doubt
-w % Of the vcliest held ct Bergen
Petnk A. recent meeting OF the Board OF Governors
reports read from all committees controlling
spsft and the proved coneusvey that good
win b accomplished The chairman Of the Athletic Com.
ttee announced that several athletic caniyals would be
held Tho baseball department reported that all the play.
en q Lass year would again Do found In their familiar
places md the cricket contingent hopeful that
chsmpooship pannsns will ny year the handsome
clubhouse 81 Bergen Point Roatin: win also revived
this season. and the club has equipped
lighthouses this section OF the country
Why is sport should not BE- encouraged Years ago
Argonsuts Boat Club. ai BERGEN Point which Is now
esasoiIdated with the Ncw-1ersry A. C.. VAS famous the
vssld ever for ita .cvms ..S.srsxs sLs.. .s'-f'
~ L Peu chairman q Ne Celumbae Princeton con-
- - t1.snsd Secretary 6nitvsn thas the annual corn
rsssn which was arranged last year between tAsss two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
l,4oo CoRsETs
TO BE SOLD OFF.

GOO r. y. Corsets, white and gray, long
waist, sizes % to 30. rms lot Is o'
recent importation, therefore the ma
terials are perfectly fresh and DO not
show the Gear" marks OF old stock.
Sold by first-class houses OUTSIDE
BROOKLYN and exclusively by ourselves
in Brooklyn, sl.95; stock llne-Mon-
day (only), Sl.65. co,.;,,o
800 ,. ID. Corsets, fine quality Coutille,
heavily boncd, white or gray, sizes 10
to 30, regular $3.50 line; Monday
$1.6j. c
800 Thomson's GlOve-fitting CorSets'
long waist, white or gray, sizes Is TO
30, regular sl.5O line; Monday SLID
Corset Dep't-Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
ONE BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS ANOTHER

While PLAYING with n revolver In III" rear room Of
the store ~ T.. L. Birth. nj No. ,23 Gates ave. yes
terdny afternoon. Horace T. sawtclc. eighteen Years
old. -. ~ ls3 franklin ave. accidentally shot Her
man Muller. fourteen years old. Of No. 1870 Bush
wick ave. Til, bullet entered the boys mouth and
passed through the roof 81 il. lodging In the back OF
IN. The wounded boy taken 10 st.
Mary's Hospital for treatment. and sawtclle was
arrested and hold to await the result Of the inlu-
hcs. lie SAYS he did not know tn" weapon WAS
loaded. The wound l. not nkeiy 10 prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
en- tRGCU WITH iSSiT LING HIS WIFE.

Thomas shayne, Of No. $50 North ,iXth-St. was
nrracncd yesterday before Justice Connolly in the
Lee Avenue Police Court two chargcS-one OF
assault and the other for Abandonment preferred
by his wife, shaync f. brother Of &. {. shayne. the
wealthy .wlork iurrlcr. and another brother Is In
NJ. same In lines, In Chicago Shayne married Miss
Mary Il. ard, H. daughter Of Police sergeant Rcardon,
low attached 10 the Thirteenth Precinct. eight year,
go and they have had four children. The principal
charge against him Is that February IL he as
sauci his wife and beat her with his fists. He
then abandoned her. Tn" examination set for
Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
Az ELOPENEST LEADS TO ATTEMPTED SCTCTDE

Margaret Green. the coorcd woman who attempted
TO commit suicld" on Friday night at her home. No.
$40 Wyihc ave. because her fifteen ycarOld daughter
had coped recovered sufficiently yesterday be taken
before Justice CoInclly where she charged with
attempting 20 take her life. The woman said that
she had nothing To liv for now. rs her daughter
had deserted her. ON the promise not 10 repeat the
attempt on her life she was discharged. Efforts will
he made to lind Tho missing gill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
IN SILKS
WE OFFER THESE:

with several widths OF black Satin Stripes sofs
finish, recommended fer wear, closely priced a
79c.
40 pcs. 81 Black India BrOcades, all Sill, to b.
offered at 7sc.
Light ground Indias, broche spots and printaS
figures on same cloth, imported TO retail at 81 -
to be CSC. y,
A tableful Of short length pieces Of Novelty Sll,,
best goods, been 81 TO 81 2j--Monday, 15c.
Black Waterproof Dress Silks, full line. reculs,
prices OF CSC. TO 81 30.
Silk-Left cen:se,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
SHE WANTS DAMAGES FROM A WIDOW.

MIS-. May schreibrr. who lives In Grattanst. near
KnickrrbU kcr ave. wants $4,000 from Anna Marie
En- a wealthy widow for the alleged alienation Of
her husbands affections. \ few Years ago schneider
VA, II poor man living In Flushing ave-, but one day
he invested IN u lottery ticket which $1,000.
IIc then branch'd out into boss mason and builder.
and Is now rcputcd to be worth 100000. Two
wears ago schneider Mrs. Erk and they went into
business together. since then. his wife alleges he
has been attentive To the widow and has neglected
nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
5000 YARDS
SOC. ZEPHYRS 16c.

5000 yards of the 30 to SOC. genuine
Scotch Zephyrs in satin stripe, plaids
and embroidered figures. For these
5000 yards, 16c. a yard.
800 dress lengths of Sateens, black and
white effects, 25c. quality-l2 l-2c.
1000 yards of fancy crinkle novelty
Zcphyrs, selling at ljc. yard in both
cities up 10 date-price for these 1000
yards, loo.
Wash Goods Department.
Main aisle. nack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

$50 best quality of Outing fla Mh
Wr,nners made in two styles. 1hcy
ara colored stripes or plaid effects on
Iioht prounds-wholesal price OF 81 ~
1000 Ladies' Wrappers in Zephyr
Prints-choice patterns IN sprins uc-
signs-wholesale price, sc.
$50 Ladies' Wrappers in deslraDie
n,tterns indigo blue, With small whi'e
i;%ures or stripes: also black grounds
With white figures for mourning
wholesale price OF $l.2".
$50 Outing Flannel Tea GownsG al, esn
Flannel <atterns, with WOE rum, ,,,holo.
the shoulders-W atteau o"0"'
sale price of $l.79.
, oaO Ladies' Suits or House Dresses'
consisting of skirt and separate waist
w;th Norfolk plated back ana gam.
ored front. with ruffle. Made in llehs
blue or buff stripes-wholesale price o'
, 3l.40. n ,vi,h
GOO Ladies' Print House Dresses VIII
, skirt and waist separate, IN sIiaIi
nIaid effects of pink, brown or Dluc.
Norfolk plated waist. wholesale p''0'
: of csc.
eoo Ladies' Seersuc!,er Wrappers, me-
dunn colors Of spring Pattcan', ,,hoie-
with ruffle, EXTRA soou >"'"0
sale price Of Sl.s5.
y % the above will show on MoIl'a "
u w aides Cashmere Wrappers III
~ >" Observation-Disclosures Rose, Old Blue oe
&c &c Wholesale prices, x5.9S, So''o'
10 Wrapper Dcp't-Second noor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
"A SILK
SKIRTS REPRICED.

26 pcs. Taffeta Silk Skirt.
striped effects, 2 pinked ruf]es
originally $50; to be 1898 (Non.
day only.
IS pcs. Taffeta Silk Skirts, handsome
designs, same in MORE, also soma
surah silk, lined, fine quality, been
selling right along for $3.50 and
1915; to be S4.9S.
Underwear Dept.-Second A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
DEATH OF HENRY S. SHAFER.

Henry 5. sharer died Yesterday at his nonS s,'
40 Lee.ave. In the eIgl;:ttlr year o. his az.
shafer was In the naval stores bsi-ss Al Neu.'
but retired from business several years aso.
well known In the Eastern District OF Broo1ya
hs haA lived for ysass; ne fules" 80
haJH not ret ~ conBteseos - a. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
CHIFFONIERS AT
PRICES THAT WOULD
rifle THEIR MAKERS.

p,lishcd Oak Chifonicrs, ) drawers. with MIRROR
Polished Oak Chinoniers, > drawers, with MIRROR
TT.i,.h.d Oak ChiIoniers, 5 drawers, with mirror
and hat box, Sls.OO - ,,A. ,,;r-
10 40 N An Hair Mattresses, in two parts. Sl2.oo
~ '' Fumiture-aM Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

2 inches wide, SLAB goods; for : DAY. s n
yard. -
New Spring Boleros Zouave and Bulrar,., -,
in cut Jet. colored cut Bead and Silk. : 49, 49,
lot, not two 70 aike 21 to $3.50 rsa:s
these are collection Of samples but ss,Ss.!s
desirable in every way! ""y
Trimmings-Front Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
DEGREES or IMPORTANCE.

From The Hartford Courant
Here Is sentence recently used In an argument
bcfor. u state supreme court which seems 10 indicate
thai a supcflave does not always mean what A
SONS While II j ~ tho utmost importance that
the right par,ic, should business ~ members
o. the House ~ Representatives |, " % far gr~nr
mporsnre that some discreet rules should BE- established
In the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

Iiicks-I nave no patience with people when hey
u.s. me word funny" wien they msaE ;.S;;.,..ix Is
wicks-Nsher have I. BY the way, you know
that RSWn s,, wife was drowned li!e while
day and crushed into a siiapelcss mass "
lucxs-set Funny. Isn't iti-tposten Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
NEW DRESS
TRIMMINGS UNDER
PRICE OF OLD ONES.

Very fine cut Jet Hes6ings ,edslnss and insert
ings,, &c., 10c., 100 q yards-
Cut JetS Passsmentszie. Gimps., l-2-inch wide.
Cut Jet Band Trimmings and Ganoons. regular
price $l.35: for y day only, 7s0 yard
E@bTaidestd Velvet snd Metal Band Trimming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

-Icalsr-ThIe Is the best parrot We have. but
wouldn't sell him without letting you know his
him.
Mlsx PrimelI. take him. 1t will seem quite like
having . man " the house. Iwondss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
BOLD
CUT IN CARPETS.

70 Patterns best sl35 Moquette-Mo"oaS'
Sl10 yd. v.,,o. Nondav. Sll5 I'd.
10 Patterns best 81 80 Velye Sy MBSrnunseiMonday,
- GID '
zoe p:,crns best 81 90 Tapcstry-Monday ''c' yd'
- ca TI"s. Third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
A STRONG
HOSIERY ITEM.

Enough to meet a heavy days demand
of our regular 19c. Ladies' Fast Black
Cotton Stockings full REGULAR; will DO
sold pairs for 2oc'
Hoslery-FrOnt, right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
1000 LADIES'
STANDARD WRAPPERS
AT WHOLESALE PRICE.

To do the popular thing vet conine the ,hnJ i,i
to the second floor, as not to lnterit i n,acI
Mondays usual main floor trade, we W.. p'",
1000 Ladies' Wrappers on sale apsoiu''S :"
wholesale prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

Q 500 cakes pure Italian CASTLE soap
Sc. for &c. per cake. poro,
+ oo0 tull.sizc bottles Genuine Royal
Tooth Powder, l2c., for &c: ,r
1 900 4.row solid back Ivory FINISH
Tooth Brushes, Zoe, for &c. .,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
UNDERPRICE
TOILET ARTICLES.

Essence of Pepsin " 'oo
Best Beef, Iron and Wine, a aSo'
1000 bottles Full Bay Rum' 10c
for 90
1000 bottles Florida Water i 5c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

c. D. White the president OF the Eastern League has
isred call for meeting OF that organization to be held
ON March 10. This will give the National League an OPP
porunty show It's hand regarding the minor leagues
Tho wholesale grabbing Of players by the different junior
league. will cause trouble The Southern League seems
10 nave the chief conspirator.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-18

ksrmiwszy spoiwszy zgromadzona
sslachte. wskazywano jej osoby,
.ktore ma wybierac a o kt6rych
wiedziano. Re IA wssystko zga.
dzac sic beda latwo. Pomimo to,
Pomiedzy wybranymi ss6sta czeSc
Posiow okazaia sic uczciwa j ko.
chajaca ojczyzne.
GDalszy ciag nastapi].
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-18

KAtDI, kto Potrsebuje informacyi " dxie-
dsinie ogfoszeh, nejlepisj sobfe postapi
gdy kupi egsemplarz Book for Advertiser,
EsWierajeca 1853 stronnlc. Cena jednego do
lara Wysyfa sic pocEt4 IA odebraniem male
sytobci- Zaviera spis Eebrany skurstnie z
American Newspaper Directory Eszvstkich
najlepsEych pism, pOdsje HczOe ich abonen-
tow I WszeLkie dGne tycEace sic ceny r6znych
ogfoazen bimesoWyoh. Address RowelPs Ad-
vertising Bureau, 10Spruos ST, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-18
w. +. SeYera Balsam

M chorobe pluo jest najlepszem, mai
pewniejszem i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. le.
kaEstwem IA wszyStkie choroby esrdla
/ pluc, IA ksszel roznego rodzaj1, DIV.
ohawioe zspaleuie gArdls, fsbre pluo,
modry ksszel, krup, plucie krwis, Wy.
silsjace a kr0tkie ~oddychanie, ma SUI
cboty | dokuozliwy kaszel. Cena 80 O.
! 70 o. Przyrzsdzil W. +. Se0eya v
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. lego DaIssmu
dosta6 MONA We wEzystkioh polskich /
czeskioh aPtekach. skutki tego bal.
samu:
%. W. Il. Ssysss, Cedar Raoids.
Iowa. Pshski Bslssm okazal sic prav.
dziwym Srodkiem do uratowanis avois
moioh pisciorgs dzieoi. Dwoie umarlo
nam, ohocis4 misly nsjlepszych lskarzv,
Zaniechalam rsdy tych lskarzy q Sewers
Balssmem uratoWalam bmoje pieoioro
dzieci PREY tyciu.
Helena R~onSczkoaoa,
Vining, Iowa.