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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
WHITE PLAINS.

The sstchel which was stolen from Wilson Brown
tr on Monday evening last. by two footpads' VINO
dubbed him into insensbility when he was within
6ftv feet Of his house. Hamilton-ave, White
Plains was found yesterday afternoon by THOMAS
Brown (colored) and Harry Mckeon' beneath the
flooring of James Young's livery stable In Railroad
ave The two hostlers In the stable and
were wrestling for the possession OF 1cent piece
when IL fell between an opening IN the hoorihg
which is some six feet above the ground the stable
in the rear being erected on piles driven IN the
ground The two young men ran out OF the rear
part of the stables and beneath the hoor' "here
thew found the satche. in which all the papers
were found intact. The satchel ana It's contents
were returned to the lawyers office. Mr. Brown
who il still confined TO his home suffering from
the blows he received about the head, was greatly
cheered up when he heard of the discovery DIS
trct-Attorney Plat and Village PRESIDENT rom %
We'll are satisfied that the robbery was the Work or
tra,nns discharged from the county Jail In
the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church tins even
ing there Will be a musical programme OF more
than usual excellence. Twenty voices VIII take
mart In the chorus. Az tne Sdhation IN
barracks this evening Captain Tayiof, the goioeh
Ministries" will be present and take part IN the eA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
BIG SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS.

Tomorrow morning Bloomngdale Brothers a
their big store at Thrd-ave.. Fiftyninth and SIX.
teth sts will place their counters. at great re-
ductons from their regular prices. all their large
stock OF holiday goods including toys
fancy goods. holiday confectionery table
decaces wines and cigars. all OF choice quality.
whether domestic or foreign Among the good
things which will be offered mixed nuts. best
layer figs. stuffed prunes glace fruits cherries ana
French confectionery of all kinds. including bon
bon mixtures. American mixed candies. cornucoplas
and snap notices \ still further reduction VIII
be made in these goods to schools, churches ana
fairs Special brands of finest Havana tobacco have
been used in the cigars and particular attention 10
called to the La Trayiata" brand special 0n1
is also made the buyers OF Wines liquors, cordalA
nfR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
RUTHERFORD.

The funeral Of DIR. Henry NJ Hooper took place
Yesterday from his home. services being conducted
nv the Rev Pascal w Narrower OF Pennsylvania
assisted by the Rev DR.. f. A. Buckley, OF Ruther-
ford Brothers Of DR.. Hooper were the palbearcrs'
and delegations from various organizations to which
he belonged were present
The Officers Association Of Rutherford Council
ROYAL Arcanum. had dinner on Friday night AT
tho home of Past Regent A. O. Jackson, In Mont
rossaye the retiring officers acting as entertainers
10 the new ones. Regent S. r. Davy presided. the
dinner was In nine courses and was cooked ana
served entirely by Arcanum men.
The Rutherford Lawn Tennis clubhouse was hiied
last night with players at the regular fortnightiy
card party The play was progressive hedrn M, -
Edward a. Jeanncret, president or inc bonihs
Snrlnps Gun Club. which holds the trophy repre-
sentine the amateur gun club championship or New
Jersey Yesterday told Tribune reporter thal MS
cIub and the MapeWood Gun club would NOT come
together this year but IN 1895 would shoot for me
Championship Of New-Jersey. The trophy is heIn
subject to challenge. and the Mapewood club IS ne i
chailengcr: but would not consent To put on us
team men who had only shot this year with the
Naplewood Club The reason Is apparent when ],
is Remembered that crack shots belong to several
cIuhs and shoot on several teams ON January l
the restriction Is removed and the Maplewood cub
can nut IFS best in the field against the present
champions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Patrick Rafferty,. eighteen years old. OF NO. ZoS
Nepperhan-ave. was sentenced TO SIX months III
prsonment in the Kings County Penitentiary yes
terday by Justice Donoghue for assautinS Patrol
man Thomas Beairsto of the Yonkers police force
At 8 o'clock in the morning Beairsto had peeh
called upon TO eject Rafferty, for disorderly conduct
from ball that was in progress at Teutonia nan
AS soon as the officer spoke 10 him he nit MIN IN
the face Beairsto put him under arrest, ana fal-
ferty's friends tried rescue him. In the scuille
that followed the officer thrown down and MS
ankle spraned. He managed, however, to iand MS
prisoner at headquarters but incapacitated Tor
duty yesterday. An indictment Is now hanging
over Rafferty's head for brutal assault commit
ted some months ago on Christopher SchIopohn
with intent rob him. Alexander Ldifu' VI
Clenwood- ave- who has been sick with dlphthefia'
left Yonkers yesterday for Lakewood \. D. lot d
change of air He has entirely recovered from Inc
disease . On Friday evening the pnpis Oh f-Nei-
ing School No. 2 held their Christmas exercises IN
the assembly room OF the school. There were SOLOS
by Thomas Cook. Dora Morris. Napoleon Mayott.
Charles Conley. j. j. Fitzgerald Miss Webb and
Miss Hauock; instrumental music by Joseph Han
namann the Messrs Thorpe. Miss Waldron ana
Master Waldron: Rotations by Rose Astman Mel
lie Rafferty, Maggie Burns. Peter Morris and
Mamie Dorey. The school will resume its sessions
Monday evening. January l. mere mere, VII LIZ &c
special Christmas music to-day at 81 Jonh Fps s,
Presbvterjan the First Methodist Episcopal and
Parkhill Reformed churches: In the afternoon me
Presbvterian Church will hold their annual Christ
mas exercises at $50 O'Clock On FRIDAY
night Yonkers Council. Order of American Mechal-
les celebrated the sixth anniversary Of the council
institution at Hawthorne Hall by giving supper
TO Lady Harrison Council. the womans auxiiary TO
the lodge The affair was under the management
OF Robert J. Charlton. George r. Underhill, Charles
II Derby. John Phillips Ambrose Brown ana CIV WINS,
Workers went 10 Mount Vernon on Friday night
and rolled two games with the Lenox club OF that
city. The visitors won both games anr proueht
home with them a bowling ball. At speca!
meeting OF the Common Council held Friday night.
redemrton bonds the par value or S2O,VOc were
authorized to be issued The Mayor Will receive
proposals for their purchase at his office in Manor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
THE TALK ABOTT THIRD-ATE. BOODLB.

There were number OF Aldermen al the CITY
Hall yesterday. but quorum appeared 10 ap-
tend a meeting for passing resolutions regarding
the death of Alderman Flynn. None OF them werc
anxious TO talk about the rumors OF poodle
said to be ready for distribution on the passage
OF the Third Avenue Railroad Companys apphca'
ton for permission to extend its lines from ono
hundred and six ~ -secondst. and Manhatana'e.
to the city line Those who said anything dehieu
all knowledge OF the offer of money TO secure inc
franchise referred to- r.-
After an Informal discussion as to the arrange
ments for Mr. Flynns funeral. IL was decided 70
call another meeting for tomorrow at a. IN: ~:
The following committee appointed 10 hake
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral: Aldermen brownn'
Wund TAFT. Oakley, Noonan. Murphy ana -, Mu A.
The funeral takes place tomorrow al 10 a. Ill., -
81 Peters Catholic Church in Barclay-st =.
The flags of the city Hall were dispiaEysun rT
half-mast yesterday In honor of Alderman r's""'
memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Tho vocal selections were given by Mrs Anita
Rioitc who was generously applauded by the au-
dcncc.
The Troy Line steamers are still running every
day except Saturday. and will continue to do so
until NAVIGATION Is closed by ice. Boats leave Yves,
Tonth-st at =. m. the steamer starting on sun
day touches at Albany.
Tho Klackcr Galleries. no West T"enty-esh'h-
81 among a collection OF pictures suitable for hoH-
d,v gif.s has an important new one 1876 Ma
uclcon ~ Ausierliiz an engraving b. Jules JacGuet
from the original by j. L. T.. Messonlcr. IN the col
lection and by special permission OF the Due u Au-
male.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Rayonne volunteer nremen the loss n'l'E -
trbS5 second Are was discovered In Dennis NC OF 70
,nack's barn near Avenue ana West Nlntn,, -.
while some OF the fire companies "'F. on W.
49,, home and others were Keeling up their hoh'
The bremen prevented the structure from o'lnk
cansumcd Tho third fire kiril'i Al ".'y
oos,iocE in the flour grain and hay warehouse OF
The Consumers Coal and Ice COMPANY. III Wts'
Seventh-st The blaze was "A stubborn one 10 nth'
and seven streams from Ave engines were rohi.I
unon the fire for almost three hours brioT" INC
Gapr1as yere drowned beneath IA" d"lugc. TX
postmaster Thomas Brady. the head OF the nIin'
estimates the loss at 1900 covered by insurah, ..
a prisoner suspected OF being implicated IN IN"
incendiarisn Is IN the custody ~ the Hhyonuc
noljce who are investigating other slews 10 the
Identity Of the rrebugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
BAYONNE.

The Grebugs In the Bergen Point part Of Bayonne
were again at work yesterday morning Within a
radius OF 100 yards from the Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey's station at West Eighth-st three fires
were kindIed between midnight and o'clock The
first blaze was In the rear OF the stables at
tached to swifts Bergen Point Beef company
worehouse at North-st and Avenue C, which plant
was partly destroyed by early morning incen-
diary fire Ave months ago. Citizens attracted by the
flames rescued the horses In the stables. The
warehouse and stables were saved from much
damage by the prompt and efficient work Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
RYE

At the next meeting Of the Rye Fire Department.
which will take place on Thursday. January g. the
election of officers will take place. For the place OF
chief the names of Jacob Werner. the present in
cumbent. and Benjamin r. Gedney are mentioned
Delsarte recital. under the direction Of Mrs
Mddlebrook was given in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Thursday night. All the performers we're
members OF the sunday-school The attendance was
good a..
The principal social Incident Of the week was The
= fhurSday evening. A large number Of relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
TIVE p4RKHURST TESTIMONIAL FoND'

r,. ,reasurer. J. Langdon Ervins' NO 3. "an
8, acknowledges the receipt OF the Following "'
d,tonal subscriptions to the ParKhursl 'u"u' ,,.,
yiousy acknowledged. 1885, 10 James 80. .,ea o,
-, A. SON and Egbert Starr. 500 each
w. y c,,s.r II W. John Manufacturing COM
nanv Good Government cub and A. A. van
,,ne Co. $50 each Mrs. James Boomas Johnston
ssO T. j. de Coppet. Thomas D raiH 81 Stanton
george Clark and NJ Dubois s saGh N W. f.
Smith and Chester GriswNIa 81, IA De vinne
f'a ro and Dr. Henry L. Taylor. $40 each Dayrd ~
Pisa and Isaac NJ. Dyckman - each' io'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
PORT CHESTER.

rh. chldren's Christmas festival OF St. Peter S
Church will be held on Thursday evening. Deem
her q The new law reducing the pay OF
election inspectors to s. a day Is meeting huoh
adverse criticism. The Board OF Town AUDITORS
acting under It, have made the necessary IeuV &C.
ton. Inc IONS i, e"eioi'1i Tacorn-
Christmas festival on "Wednesday eVening' Dnce'n,
her g. \ special meeting OF ths bo a,
- Trustees was held on Tuesday evening. ne
renort OF the Committee on Bylaws ana oroi,
nances was submitted and discussed Inc poal
adiourned 10 Thursday, December q. at o cock
n m The Port Chester Oratorio society
will give THE Messiah" on January D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

In 1853 several Chinese companies IN New-forK
bought seven plots in the New-York Bay cemetery
at Jersey City. Between that time and l"s iofV
Cinnamon were buried in these plots on Friday AFTER
noon a gang OF Cinnamon appeared at the cemetery
ana erected a tent after which they began he
work OF dislnterrng their ccuntrymen as a., cac.,
small box for shipment 10 China. II Is expected thdt
The work will be completed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
VIII BIZ sVI'U IN TIT
Sixth Ave. and 23d St.

and friends were present as wei, A goody rep
Fascination OF the residents OF the town ,,.,,,
Stuyvesant Wainwright has pITchased rom IN " ~,
lam IL Parsons parcel OF land adjoining MS resi-
dence He intends erecting a handsome cottage
The Sunday-school Christmas festivals In the vari-
Gus churches Will be held this week as io,t IIss
Christ Church, tomorrow Christmas Eve: Meun-
odist Fniscopal Friday evening December y; res
Sv,erian Thursday evening. December -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MEMBERS OF 4 ryTOv IN TROUBLE.

Frank Schultz. John Overfield. Denis Kavanaugn
Benjamin Hart and Joseph Rogers surrendered
themselves the District-Attorneys Office yester-
day They were indicted for consplring 10 prevent
several men from obtaining employment the ivy
are members of the Carpenters and Joners Inloh'
They were admitted to bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
INFiNTTLE LOGIC.

From The London Globe.
well Tommy. what are you going to De VIM"
you grow up? 80,
. Use going to be a soldier.
"But you may get killed.?
"Who by?'
"Oh the enemy"
"Then I'll be the enem"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Announcement

Henry A. Daniels. M. d.,
30 WEST S9TH-ST. ... -
Derangemcnts OF the Nervous system impcseSe'
sterilty and like specialtes. Hours. 10 l. "
"chickassw." e. & W. "ChickassvsS y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

and Washington Resignng his Commission AZ An
napos," Is given 10 George Lord Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Exro Rorcans Tomorrow night between and 10 O'Clock.
We have been cutting 500. in Better
he on hand Monday night
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

mniei 8 Il. szkofY wydzia{owej
utworzy1i profesowie gimnazy.
um prYwatne szkoly wy2sze
dla dziewczat.
Nasze miasto, majace 8-kl.
szko}e &ehska a uadto kurs
robot, zadowalato sic tym
n%abytkiem Huge }ato, az W
tym roku i t ,jak dawiadujemy
sic z pewnego zr6d]a, W ostat-
nich czasach lud2ie dobre]
wolf przYszli ma mysl bioga,
.otworzyG wyzszy zak}ad nau"
kowy ola pauien, ME chcac, by
Rzesz6w pozosta{ 20 "a jnnemi
miastaml W tym kie:unku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
Y GALICYi.

ma wysta
vie %lwowskie) otrzymali mie.
dry innYml tak&e:: zarzsd
d6br galicyjskich hr. Romana
Potockiego "a wvroby fabryki
w6dek W Hshcucie dyplom
honorowy i rzadowY; Perlber :
ger Syn w Klasaie pod
W;eliczka "a wyr6b napoj6w
alkoholowych z]otY medal
komitetu wystawy: browar
Jedrzejowicza W Zaczerniu "a
piwo medal bronzowy rzadowy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

Wykraj to / przeSlij nam, do
~}aczajac wYrazny sw6i adres, a
posIemy ci darInO Zegarek z
ElginOwa SrMba ma probe.
Kapsu1ka czvll pochewka jest
re szezerego, IA k~aratowego z}ota,
a wewnatrz werk z mocpego meta
lu, ca4Y zas zegarek wyg|ada, jak
gdyby kosztowa4 $4,000.
P0Slemy pOrecZenie ma
20 lat z kazda kapsufka,
a Elgin National Watch Co.
p0reczy Ia weWnetrzny werk.
Zobacz sob1e dobrze zegarek
ma Express ofsie, a jezeli mnie.
masz zrobi6 dobry interes, zap}ac
agentowl $3.50. Jezeli ci sic zega-
rex ME bedzle podobaf. ME
potrzebujesz "a nlego zap}aci6. Pisz,
CIV cheese zegarek meskl, czy
damsk1. Ia so cent6w W znaczkach
pocztowych pos!emv grubo z4oco-
ny }ahca<zex wartosc; $500. AIbo
p%rzeslni $3.50 ma zegarek, a }ahcu.
seek przeslemy darmo. l
Observation-Disclosures Mfg.
90 Washington str. Chicago
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
!!!BEZPhATNIE
Il 6edmak WlezeM

Vozyecy Po1rOcZHl pieuunleIa-
orowle Go@ca ! Zskry otrzymuja
zupe}n1e bezp}atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Wesoiy Kurjerek.
Goneec I Zskra, czasop1smo
lllustrowane, cd lat l6tu wycho-
dzace We Lwowie e., posiada
tresG niezmiern1e obfta, urozmai-
coma, pozy:eczna i patrYotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze /
mniejsze dobre p 0 W i 9 S c Ivy
chodzl trey razY ma mlesi9c. w e.
so}y Kurjerek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem humorYstycznem i | i u
strow a n IN pismem ] wycho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac 49, razem
tedY kazdv Drenumerator otrzymu-
je m%iesieczn1e pied numerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy i przy-
Jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowc1p W szczeg6le
- redakc'' porecza, p1zyczem
doda]e, re fedakcJa obydw6ch
p1sm prowadzona lest W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma tie ME 60 bynajmniej
lokalne, ec4 %1nteresa]a ca}Y :g6}
polsk1. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda W n,ch wszystko,
co 6!ylko- ola ~pokrzepien1a ducha
polskiego potrzeba, q obok poucza-
J2ceJ, interestingly l pozyteczne]
tresel Go@ca Z lskry> humor /
dowcip W eso}ego K u e Z.
k>a rozpedza i'm n1eJedna teskna /
clezka chw1le zycia ma obczyznle,
Prenumerata po{roczna 2
przese}ka do Amerykl wynosl tyIko
d VS. dolary- Nadse}ajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d olary. otrzymuJe natychmiast
opr6cz pism powyzszych, jeszcze
franco bezp1aJna premie: Prenu-
merowac MONA kazdei chwili.
zaleg{e. numera, lub poczatki po-
wiescl NJ zadanie 6azdY nowy
prenumerator otrzymuJe darmo.
Prenumerate z Amerykl nal
dogodniei p~rzesefa6 doiarami pa
plerowymi W Ilstach rekomendo-
wanYch, lub tez przekazem poczto-
wynn pod adfesem.
Administrac)a Gonco 4 Nkry
fLwow-Lemberg
ml. hrassewskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
PoSka sod Nloskalem.

POD Piotrkowem " Kr6].
Pol. we wsi Kadlubku by}
polar W %ogromnych rozmia-
rach, zniszczyl bowiem 81
gospodarstw. Spalito sic jedno
dziecko a cztery osoby sic
ogromn1e p%oparzy1y. Inwenta
RIA duzo udusilo sic W budyn-
kach, a zbo2e vszystko j
n"agromadzona pasze ogieh
zniszczyi. MieszkahcY W okrop-
nej biedzie.
W POBLIzU Czestochowy
odkryto poktady rudy 2elaz~
mel. Ruda ia dowozona bywa
do Huty bankowej W Dabro-
vie i to W wielkiej obatosci,
DO do kopalni przyjeto $50
nowych robotnik6w.
Z WILMA donosza: Jest
o&wieczny zwycza], De kto
przechodzi lub przeje3d2a utica
Ostrobramsk9, ten odkrywa
glove i z oczami zwrocoreml
ma obraz N. M. Fanny idzie
powoll i cicho, ably ME pre-
,zkadza6 modlacym sic, kto-
rYch ma trotoarach zawsze
wielu kleczy. Wszystkie wozy,
drozki, prywatne powozY i t.
d. jada noga "a nogq, a nawet
Moskale przestrzega]a tego
zwyczoju.
Lncz dnia Is bm. zlama]
20 t~uteiszy o~berpolicmajster
Raje wsk1j. Z ogromnym ha}a-
sem ped1l} co koi wyskoczy
swoja tr6jka i kapelusza ME
I'd AT. " tenn bez zadDe;
przYcaynY wypadl z powozu
na bruk i straszliwie sic
pokaleczy}. Nieprzytomnego
oblanego Krwia zapiesiono dc
pobliskiej apteki. Tu musianc
tnu zeszywaG. skore ma gfowie
twarzy i piersiach, Ludnos(
upatruie W tenn sprawiediiwa
kare "a bluznierst NO.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
SZLAS SIX.

MA SLASKU pruskim po-
miedzy ludem polskim ME ma
ami jednego takiego wieSniaka,
kt6ryby ME umia} czyta6 i
pisac pc polsku. Jezeli sic
wezmie ma uwage re ma Slasku
prusk,m ucza W szko}ach tylko
30 niemiecku, to rrzeba zawo-
Tao ,slawa ludowi polskiemu
ma Slasku'', re tax garnie sic
do oswiaty, re TAX kocha
swoja move polska!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
/ ZDZISIAW HR. TYSZ

+ ZDZlStAW HR. IYSA
KIEWlCZ, marsza}ek powlatu
kolbuszowskiego, posel do
Rady pahstwa i ma Selm
k%rajowy, uczestnik powstanla
r. 1868, zmar} onegdaj w So
roku zycia W zak}ad2ie ]ecz-
niczym obok Wiednia, dokad
udal sic W ce'u poratowan1a
nadwa1lonego zdrowia.
Zmarly cd wielu lat oddawat
sic z zam,lowaniem 2yciu
publicznemu. Niedawno OBJ
:chodzif ]ubileusz 6wiercwieso'
wego prezesowania kolbuszow'.
skiei Radzie powiatowe].
Kolbuszowa, Werynia i
przylegIe slola> wfasnoso zmar-
lego, traca W MIN prawdziwe
80 OLGA i opiekuna.
Zwtoki sprowadzono i po-
chowapo W kaplicy cmentar-
nej W KolbuszowY.
MOVIE Ma
mie]scu zburzonei plebanii
stanie wkrotce nowY hudYnek
przeznsczony ma pomieszczenia
~tutejs2ego urzedu parsfalnego!
Dotyczace plany rozpoznawala
W tYch dniach miejsKa ko-
misya budowlana. Bedzie to
budynek piAtrowy, kt6ry
upiekszy nieco dzisiejszy plac
pred kosciotem farnym.
BRAK wyzszego wykszta}
cenia ola kooiet da1e sic czuc
W kraju naszym, ale / W cate1
Austryi Cd czasu, kiedy to
kobiety przyszt7 do tego
przekonania, he samo czy TAME
i plsanie, cokolwiex "a forte.
pianie ME wystarczy, by bye
dobra matka i obywate]ka
krsju. Czasy sic do tego
stopnia zmienity, Re dis
takae / cd kobiety wymaga
Sc prawie r6wnego wykszta1.
cenia jak i Cd me&czyzn.
KobietY wreszcie poczuly W
sobie take odwage i site do
samodzielnej piracy. One ME
chca dalej czekat tel b}ogiei
czy smutnej chwili, az jakis
mezczyzna zlituje sic mad MIA
/ uwolni ia Cd tros& " PREY
szlosci. Kobieta chce, poimujac
swa wartosG moralna, bvc
niezawisla, chce bye pania swei
wolf. chce literallie oddac swa
reke e Gala swiadomss,i a swej
godnos;j, albo jcsli okolicznos:i
tax sic zloza, he "a MAJ ME
vyjdzie, chce byc pozyteczna
obywatelka pahstwa. Tel
zassdzle daily wyraz koblety
W tym rOku we LHOW1e na
koDgresie pedagog6w polskicb.
Tu pierwszy raz Gala
stanowczoscia oswiadczY!y
kobiety, BE chca i powinnY
pracowaG umystowo.
Zspadly tam wprawdzie
akademiczne uchwa}y zak}ada-
MIA wy2szycb 5instytucYj nau-
kowych ola kobiet, jak gimna
zy6w i uDiwersytetu, jednak
many nadzleje, re Bog da,
il tie obecnie " pieluchach
ieszcze bedsce marzenia "a
niedlugo wejda " 3Ycie, DO
luz, ]ak slyszymy, krzataja sic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

S.=Ea -. =ZP+ 4- I. -.
spadlszy e woza, sic zabi};
sam zab}adziwszy 2 powrotem!.
zycie straci}. Nieborak pre-
leza1 cd wtorku do soboty W
,piekIe", DO talk te Geese lasu
tutaj nazywaja. Oby ME zazna}
prawdziwego piek}a! Mech
mu Pan Bog raczy dac vice.
ny odpoczynek.
ADAMOWICE, POWIAT
Dekarz Dre1a,
kt6ry spad} z dachu i zabil
sic. by1 takze wed}ug stwier-
dzenia lekarskiego chory ma
cholere azyatycka. w Strzel-
each. gdzie D. zakohczy}
zYcie, zarzadzono ola tego
srodki ostroznosci.
KOZLE. W Rogach pobili
sic r~obstnicy Morawiec i
Szweda, przyczem ten ostatni
zostal pchniety nozem i ley
w tutejszym lazarecie. Moraw-
ca areSZtOWanO.
W KOCHLOWICACH u
mari nagle wskutek paralizu
nauczyciel i organista Olbrich
W wieku 81 lat.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

Do podanej
w ,,Gazecie" z Je}owej via
demosci, re W leslie PREY
Budkowicach znaleziono ME
zywego mezczyzne, dodaje,
re MIN byl Benias z .Tu(6w.
By} ma pogrzebie brata czy
krewnego W Pokoju, kt6ry
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
z Prus Polskich

ZaskOcza pod Wabrzeznem
zdrapne}a ma czole chrostecz&e
reka w czarnej rekawiczce.
Rama zaraz zabrzmia}a, a
wszelka pomoc lekarska byfa
bezskuteczoa; parma Richter
umar}a po 2 dniach.
STAROGARD. Adwokat
Tesmor z TczeWa skazany
przez tutejszy sad ma poftora
rcku wiezienia, dopuScl} sic
przeniewicrstwa z obceml
pieniedzmi w IS przypadkach.
Niekt6re sprzeniewierzone po-
zycye dochodzify do $1,000
m. a inne cd % Cd 600 m.
Skazany otworzy} biuro adwo-
kackie dopiero W r. 1852 l
tE6maczy& sic tem,ze rozpoczaf
swa praktyke z 10000 m.
d}ugu i z tego d}ugu wybrnac
ME mogf.
SZTUM. Zesz}ego piatku
rozbieg}y sic ma targu tutej
Sym konie gospodarza P.
Wiechowskiege z Pulkowic /
gna}y iak szalone przez mai
wiecei ozywione ulice. Cos
podarz Wiechowski, bedacy
iuz W sedziwym wieku, oraz
lego iona, spadli z woza ma
bruk / oboje poranili sic bar
do clezko. Kon1e zdoiano
pozniej z%atrzymaG. - W Mi
ko}ajkach w}amali sic pred
kilku dniami W nocy z}odzieje
do przelozonego stacyi kole-
jowej i skradli mu wszystko
vino. Z}odziei dotad ME zdo-
1ano wykry6. = Malarz SEE
klihski z Koz}owa wyratowa}
4 lipca rb. urzednika gospo-
darczego we wsi Swietem cd
spalenia z narazeniem w}asne-
60 zycia. Prezes reiencyiny
pochwala odwage lego pu-
bl;cznie i przeznaczy} mu IS
marek wynagrod=enia.