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pay oil the pensions that ought to be paid.
and at the Same time pay for the construc-
ton Of new Nicaragua canal every year
faracn and Eairchilcl.

Neither Mr.. GRACE nor Mr.. FAfRcHrrD
will attend the Inauguration. The former
IL seems, is suffering o good deal from the
removal Of polypus from his nose. whiie
the latter declares that he doesn't want 10
be in the crowd. and is particularly anS-
ious not 10 be worried by place-huntefs'
who imagine that he has great influence
with Mr.. CIEvlIASp. A n matter OF fact'
he saws that he never was intimate with
the President-elect. though he ~ on as
good terms with him now as ever before.
Both Of these gentlemen declare that al
reports and insinuations that they are
"out" with Mr.. CLEVELAND ore altogether
unwarranted.
According TO some newspaper accounts
the supposed GOODNESS between these gen.
ticmen and the President-elect was caused
by a sharp remark made by Mr.. CLrvK-
LAND 10 FAIRcHILD. GRACE, and others who
composed sn Anti.Snappers' COMMITTED
which called upon the Presidcntelect
with reference TO Federal patronage
The northern newspapers hive made
very unnecessary ado over the whole
thing. though IT does really seem tnat
Messrs. FAnonILD and GRACE were prema-
ture IN asking Mr.. CLEVELAND 20 take them
into his confidence with reference to the
disposition OF Federal. patronage IN New
Nork
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Vice-Pres.dent Morton.

Mr.. MoR1oS's lot is happier one than
Mr.. HARRIsoN's. The Minneapolis Con-
vcntion "sat down" upon him and took
up WHIrKLAw REID. HARRISON and REID
were defeated md Mr.. MoRroN shed no
tears: at least there is norecord evidence
that he did. Now the senators have ban
quoted him In fine style. ana Democrats
and Republicans alike have joined III say
ing many fine things of him. He goes out
of Office glorIously.
The southern people have a warm spot
in their hearts for Mr. morton. because he
would never agree 10 act the part of Tom
REED in his great Office of Vice President,
when the HARRISON wing of the Republi-
can party wished to shove the force bill
through the Senate. That courageous act
probably lost Mr.. MORTON the nomination,
but it placed him in his present dignihed,
honorable, and respected position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

-
There is no probability whatever that
the Congress whose term is Just about TO
expire will do anything TO stop the pay
ment Of pensions heretofore granted TO
persons not entitled TO them. or to pre-
vent pensions from beng granted herenf-
ter to such persons. So many pensions
have been improyidently and wrongfully
granted that the army OF JOHNNY HOOK
ou.numbeTs the army of UNCLE SAM. and
no congressman who values his peace Of
mind will dare to run counter to the
wishes OF the participants in the steal
The fact that the southern States have
Democratic congressman and are repre-
sented in many cases by old rebels
seems rather to strengthen the hands
of the raiders upon the Treasury
than 10 restrain them from their work
OF plumber Generally speaking southern
congressman dislike 10 array themselves
against the granting Of pensions to Union
soldiers. or rather to persons claiming to
have been Union soldiers, and the Johnny
Rebs IN Congress who have fratern'zed
since the war ended with the real Union
veterans deem il un6eComing IN them 20
vote TO deny pensions 20 men who claim
70 have doue good service III preserving
the Union. or to scruun!Ze too closely the
merits Of ihe claimants. There is no one
on guard Ut the Treasury. The Rcpubli-
cans in Congress seem TO take pleasure IN
increasing tho length of the pension roll,
and absolutely refuse TO do anything 10
coniine pensions to the men entitled to
them. laughing in then sleeves mean while
at the predicamcDt IN which the Demo-
cratic congressman find themselves.
1his pension stoal is not a matter
concerning which there may be two opin-
ions. On the contrary, there is one single
fact which proves beyond doubt that
the government Is paving pensions TO
thousands of persons who are not right
fully included among tho veterans of tho
war. That fact is, as stated by the New
York Sun. tina, there are now paid more
pensions by hundreds Of thousands on ac-
count Of alleged services in the war than
there were soldiers present for duty in ali
the armies of the Union at any time be-
tween the first shot on Sumter and the sur
render Of General LEE 20 General GRANT"
Think Of IL, and state the tact in other
words. The present army OF pension
drawers. rightful and fraudulent. exceeds
by hundreds of thousands the whole fight
Ing strength Of the Union armies ectCally
engaged IN military operations at sny given
tune during the four years the fighting
was going on"l
How shall this great wrong be rightci 2
Wal the next Congress do Us duty IN TIN.
matter' Ar. CLEVELAND is not afraid TO
DO ms part OF the work Of investigation
ana correction. And we believe that the
people. North and South. are ripe for
s'r'Aing from the ponsion-roli all the
bounty-iumpeIs. malingerers. dessrters.
ana other fraudulent participants in the
bounty Of government willing 10 reward
faithful service, but for this reason the
more iesroas Of not putting the worth
less prelenders upon an equality with the
men who saved the Union.
Let the pension.roll be purgod. Two
hr"drsd millions of dollars Annually will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

The trustees of the actors fund OF New
York have sent $50 70 DAN EMMETT, the
famous old negro minstrel, who claims to
be the author of Dixie" and "Old Dan
Tucker" EMmrrT. who is now IS years of
ace, is living at Mt. Vernon, o., ana Is very
poor. The trustees have offered 10 pro-
vide place for him III the Home for Old
Mon at 81. John-and. /. J., and await a
reply TO their letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

The Cn'nY Magazine for March, which
IS now at hand. among other things
readable. contains "Napoleon's Deporta-
ton 10 Elba,' by the officer in charge,
Thomas UssHKR, Royal Navy an illustrated
article on Westminster Abbey " Sweet
Bells Out of Tune" By Mrs. BunToN HAIR
RIsoX. and many other articles of general
interest. written. edited, illustrated. and
printed in a style surpassed by that of no
magazine published in our language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Mr. TIP. O'CoNNor. known TO Irlshm

Mr. T. 2. O'CoNNoE, known 70 lrishmen
everywhere. and whose name is also ia
mlliar to Nirginians as friend of THOMAS
NILSSON PAGE, having founded IN London
the star and tine SuHddy and No'7V SIM,
promises IN few months 10 illuminate
the metropolitan armament with the
Erfnii.g Sun. lie Is a successful politician
and Journalist, n mclhluous orator and
picturesque writer. stubborn obstruc-
zionist and Radical agitator, and an ac-
complished biographer, translator and
critic, but IT is as n parliamentary cironi-
que,u' that Mr.. OCoSNoR is pre-eminent.
One learns moro from q line or TWO Of his
DESCRIPTIONS Of scenes IN Parliament than
from columns of ordinary letter writing
and reporting. His pen IL not only photo
graphic, but Photographic with correct
cOlOrlng thrown IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
BInck Dress Goods.

Particular attention is called 70 our bcautl-
ful line Of ~ ACk GOODS IN al the new
weaves. We have ncyor during our bust
ufss experience shown such magnificent
assortment a. Wall now DO found on our
counter.
AIL.SlIK BLACK GRENADINES, plain,
Gro-adcd, md figured, In ricn eIects'
BLACK SILK UERNANi, in a beautiful line
Of now effects. rirh and elegant.
BLACK SILK CREpOS. soft, dainty, AMI
ri"n.
FANCY WFAVES in black and wool goods
in an endless assortment. com hining all
the new effects 40 popular this season.
PATTERN DHtSSE, IN black. EXCLUSIVE
,,rsl.,ns anu no two alike.
SILK WANp-llcnucttas, Mclrosc, Drap 60
Alma. bcngq,ine, etc. ..... .....,,
MERES. CkEPES, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

The named of Speaker. Of the House Il. II.
Cardwell. OF Hanover. is mentioned III
connection with place on the Supreme
Court of Appeals bench. Mr.. Cardwoll
will. IL ia believed. be Il candidate for re-
election 20 the House. and if he IA and -
successful he will no doubt DO again called
upon TO preside over that BODY Richmond
Letter Baltimore Sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
oros,,on 40 70 the Options Bill.

II the bill to prohibit dealings in options
and futures shall fail 10 be passed by the
present Congress it will never be heard OF
afterwards. The campaign OF educa-
ton" on the subject has killed it. BY the
way. the New York Commercial ami Findn-
cial chronicle calls attention TO the fact that
MIR. WAsHDuEs. owner of q large interest IN
the largest mills in the world, is one OF the
advocates of tho bill in the United States
Senate. and asks whether Mr.. WAsHDUBN
is seeking to raise or to lower the price OF
wheat: In word. is he working for the
farmers or for himself?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
THE COHEN co.
THE TOW R..
corner Second and Broad.
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
ARRIVING BY EVERY TRAIN.
$50. -. ,.t..t. ,,,,,..a ,tr,r,trAxfJ

100 pieces FINE DRESS GINGHAMS, in solid
blues pins. fancy stripes, and checks. you'd b.
n bargain o. l2lAc; you get them tha week az
Size - ..,
An thor la - ~ oae HANDSOME FRENCH
PERCALEs IN short lengths, worth 12lR".; only
l0c .. ......
The handsomcst line o: NEW APRON GING.
HAMS We ever have shown % j'ic.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS IN cTcrg con-
celvab'e color style, and price.
FINE. SOFT lNDIA TNiLLS In Hight grounds
ana neat siripes-renl imitation French Han
prls. worth ?Jc. n yard: only l2I5 yard
NEW SILK NELNEis IN all new shades, 81
ana sl.25n yard.
NEW IRISH LAWS, new and ncG; patterns.
Sow limo Of HANDSOME, STYLISH VEIL
iNGS.
Your choice Of % LADIES HAND-sATCHELS,
15c. apiece. ,....
GOODS.
A few moro BABY CARRIAGES loft 10 Dc
closed cut ~ hnit piice. THIS opportunity viii
not be offered y0u long. Whcn ono now log
comes the prirc. vail oil BE- the samo-d0ub'c
what thcy nre NOW.
HANDeCHE SILK DECORATING sCABF>
Tor chairs. sofa q. mantcs. mirror. &C. m won
dcriully low prizes some real prgtty-at -, %,
75r.. : I. aud sl.2J apiece.
HEAD RS made K China silk, 20, ~, ami
jOc-some real hsnd nome ones among them.
few more o! those eiegan, - WHITE
SPREADS 10 b. sold n 41..J.
Bargains In WHITE nuSLINS. Now ones ar
irving every das. Wednesday Will b" n bic day In
WHITE CHECKED MUSLlNS. 2O.O10 yards
will be placed on selo that day IN full places nnd
short lengths NJ prices 20 suit you all. Don
forget his and DO on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

The New York HcrdHs lakewood CORE
spondent feels sure that he knows what
Mr. CLrvrLANbs inaugural message will
contain. though he does not allcGe that
the Presidcnt-clect sent for him TO consult
him. and says that III no compromise be
passed NJ the present session evidence ac-
cumulates that an extra session will be az
once called to clear away the SHEnMAN sill
YER law and place upon the statute-books
some measure that will tend to restore
confidence i'll the financial condition Of the
country"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

"Morotock," writing to the Times from
FindowfIe about "Rameeur's Ironsides."
incidentally compliments that paper on an
editorial said TO have been published by
it at the Lce-Monument unwilling, in
which reference was made to Brave,
modest old North Carolina" &c. Yes; it
was a good article. II was a deserved
tribute to the Old North State; it did
Justice to hef gallant sons, and it read W ell.
But 1t was the production and publica-
ton Of the DIspATcu, and not of the Times,
as "Morotock" supposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Dress Trimmings.

In addition 10 the now Silks ana Dress
Good. We show ths weoS our iuli line 81 ell
the new DRESS TERMINUS for the
spring Of 1893. Many new and novel el-
Tots ere SHOWN that must be seen 10 be-
appreciated, among when ere the rides
cent Bands in Cashmere ELECTS. IN Az
widths and combinations of cOiOrs. SIX
Gimps and Bands IN PACK and colofs;
Fancy MohSir Braiis, EtOn Jackets IN iet
auG silk. Git and Jet Frnges. MILAN Drops
Tor the edge Of Etou Jackets. and many
other new effects n trimmings VI all kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

New BLACK GOODS call for
notice. Here're four items rs
hintS---thc three first are PrieStley
goods; you know Priestley'S goods
have name stamped on selVedge
every five yardS..-
Crepe Clofh. 40 inches. only si.19.
Melrose Cloth; IL has more effect ~ inchos,
81.
Brocadod Mstnlessc. ~ inches, 81.
Henrietta, 40 inches, Sic.-a big sl value.
Main Aisle.
There's unusual value tucked
into every one Of these CURTAIN
offerings, while there is no doubt
but that the curtain trade here eX-
cells in volume and elegance any in
Richmond.
Colorcd scrim Curtains. fun length fancy bor-
dcrH. Only 6jc. a pair.
Pretty Nottingham Curtains. regular length,
15r pair. Another l0t ~ NSc.
Very pretty effects in No.tinghams n s1.fs
3it-yard Curtains, extra wide, e1.96 PAIR.
A quite handsome Nottingham Curtain, SO
Take Elevator.
The COTTON GOODS are out
in more beauty to greet the new
month";
New India Dimiies. figured beauties, -
inchos, l2lsc.
A host OF the sweetest Figure Organizes, 20
IN hea, l"iYc.
Now Figure Crepons, ~ inches, 1875.
Wool Beauty at cotton prcc.
Cotton Scrges. - inches, l5c
More Satteeps--the>e Erenoh-3l Inches. 25c.
BIT We don't stop here, for hcrere scores OF
tue seasons newest Sattecns AZ l"9c., at
1G2sc. nj 25c., and AZ 2Hc.
To.lay's pre-eminent bargain !;
5000 yards OF SatteenS, in lengths
from to 10 yards. They're 20 +
$50. qualities, 81 inches wide. The
price Is G5c. Il yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Some idea may be had Of the expense to
the government in bringing her four ships
from the Pacific when II 10 known THAI the
coal for them alone costs about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

2G-inch JAPANESE PRINTED SILKS or W.
PERIAL TWfLLS. consisting Of Navy Blue with
Old-Rose figures, Brown with HehotrOpe, Navy
Blue with Rcseda, Block with Mais. Black with
Pistache, g.. Used for dresses aud blouse
waists. Price, 81 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
FI001 C0Ve11n9'
and Drabe15eS.

Parties contemplating buying CARPETS,
NATTINGS. OlE-CLOIHS. IlNOLEJ MN,
RUGS, WlNDOW.SilADES, or anything IN
this line will bear IA mind that "" open
now department II these goods early IN
Mnrch. our stock viii all be new and
fresh. ami our prices will be lower than
the same Quality ot goods ara Usually sold.
Watch for the opening announcement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
1}}'(oFE!N
(oNlPANY
S@
III, -, IS, and y east Broad.
Rrcuyovp, WEDNESDAY. March /. 1893

R1cuMoyp. WEDNESDAY, March /, 1893.
The woman is mans best help
meet whose care makes the family
purse do best service. She cannot
accomplish this unless she is a re-
gular and careful reader OF adver.
tisements. "Careful" we put it,
because it requires care to discern
the straightforward announcements
of houses like this from the woful
exaggerations that are put forth by
our would-be rivals. Whatever
your station in life we are equally
notwithstanding stocks suited TO
all needs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

o1-inch VICTORIAS or CRYSTALS including
the new shades o; EmInence," two new shades
Of "Cnicago," threc new shades Of Green. Alb
snthe, Rcscda MOUSSE. and Wine. Proc Sl.JO
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

splendid assortment Of NELvETS for trim
ming combination, &C., illuminated. striped,
plain, plaid. and In oil the new shades, en-
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
WOODW ARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
DRY-GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS,

The now ideas for spring and summer aro
iostlng and crowding each otheI at ots, ,,, ar
every hand. To those who know US ana on,
methods OF dealing The following statement WI.
be unnecessary, bat we maize u Tor INC pene -,
ot those who arc not 80 well acquainted with us :
WE ABSOLUTELY GU ARAN TIE TIE Phlt Il
or EVERY ARTICLE PURCHASED FROM u,
ana wo mean by this that II the sane article
can be purchased at lesser pfica elseNnere'
Won are requested to return the same and ask
Tor refund Of your money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

22-INCH GROS-GRAIN EPlNGLES-black
with old rose black With mais-uscd for dresses,
trimming, sleeves. &c. Price, Sips yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
NvFw COSCHrTS IN SILKS.
NEW CONCElTS ~ SILkS.

2O-.uch GLAsSE POfNTELLEs. A TaGe;n
Silk with changeab bio ground, covered with mi
mute pr-head dots In two colors Use princi-
paIly for dresses. Price, Sl.lJ yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

22.INCH GLASSR BROCADGS-all back
grounds with brornded designs IN light blue ana
nbainthe golden brown, rose and green, light
blue and brown, rose snd Olive 6c.-usei prli-
cipaIly Tor ladies' dresses, trimmings ana con0i-
nations. Price. sl.6j yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
LEV \ & DAVIS
Nos. l, 3, and ) East Broad Street.
ABOUT 50 PAIRS
Chenille Curtains

10 be closed out nj rock-hottom prices 80 VIC caa
putin an entirely now stock next season.
pair was t3.9s, now s34S.
! pairs were aG.7o, now 81 a pair.
IL pairs $3.50, IS, and $3.50, all reduced to
SO pair
spa.rs we're $3.50 ana 1880, now either
lot $40 pair
4pairs were s1s now sl3 pair
pairs were $50 now sl5 pair.
pairs - inch were sl0, now Al pair.
pair TOBACCO-BROwN JUTE VELOUR,
former price slj, reduced to 81.
About 13 pairs CHENILLE BORDERED-TUR-
CONAN CURTAINS colors red, blue. and Old
gold, regular value 1910 Il pair, closing price
s2.47 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Mr.. OLxRY has allowed himself to he
photographed.
We thought that he would give in after
he saw the sketches made of MN by the
artists Of the New York papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
ney-General.

The West-Polnt Si0r advocates the nomi-
nation OF Colonel W. r.. AYLETr as Attor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

ADlctters and kilograms must be addressedto
fHR DISPATCH COMPANY.
heiec,ed communications will not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

UPTOWN OFFICE. e33 EAST BROAD
eTREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Reading notices IN rendins-msttcr type n'e
Bnts or Ices, 81; IN nonparcn loaded, Too
Card OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
elscation-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

PRICE e CO.,
F0u2th and Bread streets.
GRAND OPENING
AND ADVANCE SALE OF
G;AM1@s =zD4e44 Goods
The Grand-Openng Sale of NOVELTIES in SILKS
and DRESS GOODS for Spring of 1893 is the satisfactory
accomplishment of special efforts to excel anything here
tofoe attempted in SILKS and DRESS GOODS in this city
Silks, Silks.

Tho most extensive assortment OF now ana
choice designs ever shown IN f'chmonl'
Tho very choicest Of the season 4 proiuc-
i,0n In an array never before egua.lei III
this city. We have iuss received and snow
this week for the iirst time iull limo OF 81
the latest and moat popul1r cue,ta ivt
spring. among which We note the ioIi""-
ing: -, al, -
FIGURED CHINA SILKS, in All the new
tints. 4 special bargain az 3Il3:
PRINTED JAPANE-E SILKS. ii al inc ne"
colorings, - 20 - inches wide, from ''c'
90 S1.2J.
WASH SILKS. tho twliei kind, for ladies'
waists and chlirens suits. 61c.
PLAIN CHINA SILKS in \ fun range OF col
crlngs-twO Qualities, 30 and &C.
PLAIN BLACK TAtFElA AND INDIA
SILKS, zoe. % t1.21.
Glaze SlLKs, in beautiful colorings. from
S1tOsl.1u. ..... 800.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS ARNURES AND
RHADhMFS. The popular black Tx o. the
soaaOn, 7jc. 20 800
BLACK CRYSTAL AND COTEKIlNE
SILKS, In new weaycs, from el.23 %
s2.2j.
OMBRE VELNETS Tor combining with silk
aud dress ftuns in au tue aow shIIiugs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY:

The DAILY DISPATCH ia delivered 10 sub-
ecrieers o. vIrTExS cFxTs per week. payable 10
The carrier weekly. Mailed at SO per annunr
ssfor slx months, si.5o for three months 6oc
ycfcne month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 rer annuut
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $l.o0 per annuni,
ers5c. for ak months
Subscriptions in all oescs payable in advance,
end no paper continued after the expiration oil
The time paid tor. Send post~of'icc money-order'
CHECK, or registered letter. Currency son, by
mai win be at tho risk o. the sender Sub
scribers wishing their pcst-ofncc changed must
give their Old as well as their new post-onlce.
sample copies tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

re 28.Su.W Wees
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-01
TelegTamy zagraHiezle'
Ukfady z ROsya o traktat
WStrZymane.

LoNDYN, Sligo marca. =
Ber5imsbi correspondent Stan
dordG" donoSi bardzO a0a5nq
s0iadomoSc. Prezydent C5e-
ICELAND te1egrafoe0a5 do pose5-
ste0o Stao6V Zjednocsonych
40 Petersbesrgos, a5eby eosSezkie
ssk5ady dOtyezqee traktatu 0
seydGe0aeie przestgpc6W po'
maiedsy Stananui Zjednoesone-
no a RGsyq SOstaSy eostrzyma-
ne. Prez. C2evegaaad 5qdap po-
moeOnego prSedetae0ienia maa'
e0szystzich maateryaf6e0 odno-
ssqcych sig do tej' spraeOy d5a
ponoo0n@j decysyi. POdSetg
iissformaeyi correspondence, je-
duym 3 pOeOod6oO gerwania
uk5ad6a0 o t'0ktat, jest protest
przeciaoko miemu &c strong
Po5ak6,o SamieSz1a5ycA ~
Ameryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-01
Mafy zb0i.

Kilkoro malych dzieci bawiao sic
wczoraj rano ma rogu ulic Throop
Adams. Nadsze Il ch}opiec nazwi.
skiem Theodor Machhold; wywiaza1a
sic sprzeczka, potem b6jka miedzy
MIN a Arthurem Holland. Ma to mad
szed} Frank Burchis, zamiesz. pm. 80
Throop str, maly przyjaciel Hollan
da stanal W tego ostatniego obronle.
Machhold zwr6cR sic przeciw nowe.
mu nieprzyjacielowi i scyzorykien
ciezko skaleczyS Burchisa W glove.
Potem ucieki, ale 60 dogoniono i od-
dano W rece policyanta, kt6ry 60 "a
prowadzii ma stacya przy w. Lake
str. Rama Burchisa podobno jest bar
dzo niebezpieczna.