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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17

NV CA"H ~ ~ DlahG 0cst
to przysiowis prawdziuie. A p~rzeciek nj
gdy ME pr6bowsno nszywac przedmiot6w
iaisEywiej, Diz tsraz.
W6dks ja~kkolwiek nazywsns, poEostanis
ta' ssma ME wzmacnia ona krwi wiecej,
gdy ja naZwiecie nbitters', nik gdy ja ma.
zwie,ie vodka,
Upojenie sic moAnsby oEasem wziac "a
roEbudzenie sic zywotnosci, ale MEM ME
Jest.
ORA Piotra Gomozo jest srodkiem z ko.
rzonk6W Eioi ma " zeikie nieregularnOSci
krwi- ozyszcza / Odzypia cafy system
Me moznaby sic upic, wypiwszy Gala becz-
Ike tego.
Przetrsaio z powOdzenism PROXY przesElo
sto la utycia
Me szuksjcie 60 u aptekarzs, MONA 60
otrzymsc tylko u miejscswyc agent6w
Piszcie do Ora Peter Fahrney, Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17
O WraZentem

ostatnich zsmsohow dynamitowyoh 70.
zsgrsis sic niediwno temu W rodzinie
pref. Virchowa trsgikom,czns scena,
Pewnego dnis otrzymai Vrrchow pskiet
z nspi,em: ,Nssiona". w pierwsze]
chwili z nie~wyrszuego stenpla poetic,
wego motna byio tylko lyle dociec, ae
pskiet TED pochodzil z krsju, gdzie mo,
via pc hislpahsku. PoniewSz VIrchow
podobrej przesylki nigdzie ME zamowii,
ami tez znikad sic ME spodziewsI, pre-
to powstalo podejrzeuie, Re mole on "a.
W esac dynsmit i zwlasEcza zoua profs.
sora opsrls sic energicznie temu, aeby
ia otworzy6. Ma szozescie nadsze 81
nlebswem list, ktory poiotyl konisc "a
niepokojeniu. Okazaio sic ze pskiet W
istocie zswieraf nasienie, / to rosliny
z~bozowei Cheuopodium Quinos, upra.
wisnsj W Boiiwii i Chill. Wysisf %
zas starry przyiscisl pref Vlrchows So
letni dr.. Philippi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17
RESPONDING
DETR'Ir MICH, 30 grud. 1898
,,Lepiej poznO, anize nigdy''.

Prosze, o isskswe pozwolsnie umie-
szczenis nsszej nsrodowej ,,Zgo
die" chocisz ME umiejetnego ale szcze
rego op'su obchodu 6~3-rocznicy lrstopa.
dowy 1881 roku.
Dnia 5000 listopsds T. b. o godzinie
9sj rsuo Sosci0 sw. Jozefsts [us ulicy
Can't eld] az po brzegi zspeinii sic pc
boznym Polskim ludem, ktory z naletns
czcis ~wysiuchai zsiobnej Mszy sw. "a
Polegsych W psmistnym roku 1881 me
~cIennikow d i.dow, Ojcow i Brsci ma
sIych Polskow-od z~broduiczego orets,
tysiac raSy liczniejsrego wroga mosks-
la. wszyscy zebrsni, ze Ia W
oku wyssuchsli do glebi duszy porulzs.
jsca przsuowe niezmordowsuego Wei.
X. acknowledges, probosIc1a telie
psrsfi.
w toku swej mowy szanowny mowca
cho6 krotkOsci p~rzypomnisf nam,
czyny nsszych bohaterow jsk krolow
K~atimierza, Jana Sobieskiego ktorzy
"a krai polski i sw. Ware kstolicks
wiasue niesli mienie i zyeie przeciw ma
a iom Tstar6w, Szwedow i Nlemc6w,
GRAZ czyny, bohatera Tad K~osciuszko,
ktory bedat zmuszony opus,ic krsj 70
dzinny drogs nam Polsks, przybyi tn
do Ameryki, gdzie ter walczyi "a vol.
nose tego krsju i stsi sic ola mas rozbit-
kow niby latarnis morsks wsksrujsca
nam, droge do wolnej ohociat i obcej
nam krsiny g~dliesmy znsl,zi zsrobek
i kawaiek chlebs. Kraj ten jake prey
brsns Ojczyzne nsszs kocha6 i bron 6
~Powinnismy, lecz nigdy ME zsponinsj
my o krsju naszym ojczystym, ktory
opuscic bylsmy zmuszeni.
Pc zakohczonem naboae6stwie, pred
odsPiewsniem SuPlikscyj przy kstafslku
"a umsrlych, pobozl ii siuchscze pre-
jeci tem co s~iYszeli ieszc.e sic wahsll
oPusct sHiatynle, W ktorej mis- jsdeo
mole Pc a pierwszy uslysEsl taxa mo-
We kaPiaus, lscz gdy z~nsjdujacy sic
pred Oitsrzem ch~ors,owie grupy %
u. h. P. Tow. ,,SYnowIe Polski" z sstsn
daren russyli ku wyjsoiu, wtedy csls
sPoieczehstwo unoszsc z sobs drogs pa
miatks rusIyio L kos,icla pred kt6rym,
oczexiwaia orkiestrs p-lska, kt6rs grsJso
msrsz Nsrodowy Polski odprowadzils
Sztsndsr i cziouk6w grupy do bali
nPoleniA" ma ulicy H.sting gdzie zgro
msdIeli czsonkowie 20 odspiewaniu
,,Bote cos Polske" i ,,Jeszczs Polska
ME zgineta" unoszsc z soba gorsoe
w~spomnienie roheszli sic do domu.
Dodsc zas tn music, Re Wiel. X.
proboszczowi Rzadkowolskiemu "a beg
interesowne, jsko "a prawdziwego Pc
lska przystsio, odprsuienie nsboieh
silva j inne truly ola u. N. P, nslezy
sic sIczeri zasiutone publiczre polskie
nBog zaplac".
d. Rpieczus.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17
POtrzebs 100 g6rnik6w

do kopalni wegls - plaza " lecie Cd
tony zoe, Eims 771o. Robotnik6w Z IA
miliami chetniej s'e wrzyimuje vol
ne mieszkanie, stsia prscs, t~snisEjszds.
Take potrzebujemy robotuik6w ma far
my | do kolei AelsEnej. Robota gwsrsn-
towsnS. r. ASPINK,
$50 East Lake St., ,3ssement.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17

o powolaniu lekarIs ma lax sic zdsje,
tersz aie, sly dziekan wydziaiu medy
czuego " DOrPscie, professor Wassilew,
Wygiosil on W przemowie, misnej ME
dswno temu PREY egGsminis do handy,
datow stsau leksr'kiego, take zdsnie;
nZsdajcie cd kszdego pscyents 10 r.. q
nigdy jednego lub kilku rs. Je1eli "
sprSwach pienieznych tax postepowsc
bedziecie, to pscyenci wssi bsds ma wa
sIe wisdomosci pstrzyli Z szscunkiem
Msjsc 10 pacyeutow dziennie zsrobicie
" ten spoSob 12O rs. Gdyby jski pa.
cyent ME m6gl zspiscic 10 rs, to leoz
ole go IA dsrmo, q bedzie wan zobowiS
zany".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17
Jeszcze O rzezi w Krozach.

o rzezi poPelniouej ma ~bezbronnym
ludzie W Kroasch donosimy ~jesrcze ma
stepujsce szczegoiy:
G iy rozeszss S q wies6, zs wlsdzs ma
kos,iof opieczetowSc. ~postsnowili para
FAME krOz.hscy ME dopusc 6 do wynie-
sienna Najswietsrego SACRAMENTO z ko-
scioas, poksd ME ~otrIymsjs cdpowiedzi
nspissuej cd ssmego cara. DEieh i noe
IA tenn Pc kilksdZiesist osoo czuwalo
bez uItanku w kosciele.
Tymozssem pewney nocy wiksryusz
z drugiego kosoiols, kt6remu rad po
lecii p~otaiemnie wynies6 Nsiswietszy
Sacrament, chylkiem wsl z1ss sic az DO
oitarzs i z cyboryum wyist Puszke.
Giy to ludzie, ktorEy sic byli W nooy
zdszemneti, sPostr1egli, zmuslli ksiedza
do odniesienis puszzi i pozoSta vienna
jei W oitsrzu, a jego ssmego, gdy u.
cieka', mocno p~oturbowsli. w tym
crasie wrocit rez sEozesltwis delegow ani
do cara rzecznicy krozshscy Gchocisz
by} rozkaz a~resGtowania ich i odstawie
mia etapem do WilnsL, Prey wiezli oni
wisdomosG, Is do cara Ioh ME dopusz
czouo, a tylko W ksncelaryi pe.ycyjnej
przyjeto ich prcsos ma pisnie, i'm zss
powiedEiano, ,,zeby w~racali, a odpo-
wiedz wkrotce otrzymsis".
Ia dni kilka wieczoram prIyjeoba'
gubernstor kowietski ~Klingenberg z
pu~ikownikiem zsndsrmesyi i o godzinie
2sj W nocy z wtorku ma srode obydwsj
a n~sstspnie dwaj ksieza, kt6ryoh PREY
wiezli z sobs, orsz sprawnik, ASSESSOR z
ur%sdnikiem / zsudsrmem.
Gubernators zebrani W kosciele Kro-
zsnie ksrdzo isjali, q sprswniks nswet
potusbowsli, zdarli mu epolety, krzyte
i ozapke.
w niespeina e ndzine posem przybyio
kilka sotni kozakow, ktorzy poszarpali
portret cara, zisnali krzyz, kt6ry WHO
sciauie polozyli we drzwiach i powtor
ME wpsdlsEy do kosciols, zaczeli nshsj
ksmi lud ~rozbijac, a uastepnie przypro
wsdzili ksiedza j gwsitem wyniesii Maj
swietszy Sacrament. Wtedy tax W ko-
sciele, jsk i "a kcscioiem IscEeio sic
mordowanie ludzi: kozscy bill, siekli,
kioli, ME zwazsjac czy to kobiety, ozy
dzieci. Kilks uc~ieksjscych utonelc W
Krozence. Przewszuie jednak bill ko
zscy nahsjkami to pc giowie i twarky,
zeby bitYch W ten sposob mogli potem
poznst. Nazajutrz tee wzystkich ME-
szczesliwyoh bito powtornie pred mic
sEksniem gubernstors i tax strasznie,
20 szesnsstu jest podobno umierajscycb.
Potem ~rozeslano kozakow po okolicz
nych wiOakach kogo tYlko znsleziono
rannego tego a~resltowano.
Kozacy rsbowali W csiej okolicy,
szczegolniej, jeteli gdzie ,.winnego"
z~astali, jsk W nieprzyiscielskim kraju,
zabierali zboze, sisno, bydio, posoiel,
siowem wszystko co pod rece p~opsdalo,
tax zs wielu nieszczesliwyoh do szczetu
zostsio zrujuowanych. Okropnos,i te
wszystkie trwsiy cd srody 8go do
wtorku l4go llstopads.
We wtorek wieczorem-mimo strasz-
nej zewiei, ktora csla moo s~zslsls, wy
WE'LL 81 ztitych i porauionych wlo.
scian do SEawel, drugich do Rosieu i
osadzono ich W turmie, a 90 dslej z nj
mi zrobia, MIC ieszoIe ME wisdomo.
1890 ltstopsds jut nieco spokojniej
W Krozsch, ale co sprswiono nieszczesc
1 spuStoszenis, tego opisac ME podobns.
Biedny ten lud, co tax ufsl swemu mo
narsze, tax ciszko zostal Lawiedziony.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17
POszukIWanfe

Poszukuje brata uego Jozefa MAX,
u W Ameryce Nike, z zswodu miynarz,
zsrazem Jskobs Pfusskiewicza pieksrza
oboje z Kslest a Poznshskiego. Kto
by wiedzisl o ich pobyciu, prosze mi
doniesc, Tub ssmi zechcs d. DAD mac O
sobie. Wincenty Nijak,
l6 RviDgtou st. New York, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17

To odznaczenie zswdrieczs ona oczy.
wiscie brakowi d~entystow W owych era
saoh. Gdyby BOWEN zeby stuczne byly
jus wynslezione, cessrzows frsncuska
ME potrzebows}sby zskrywsc wlasnych
= e%husteczka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17
Bogsto ilustrowane c~Easopismo HUNGRY
tyczne



WychodzI We Lwowie cd Lat siedmiu naire
gulamiej diva rasy m~IesiecEnie q 16
odEnacEa sic prawdziwym humorem / wybor-
uymi ~ilustraojsmi, w~ykonanymi prEes mai
~znakoEdtszyoh artystow polskIch / zagrani.
cznyoh, Kto sic chloe Zabawic, rozweselid
Pouczyc, mech APPOINTMENTS ,,Smigusa',,
ktory zamieszoSa move dowcipy, Wesois
Wiersze, humoreski ! satyry.
uustracye SO takke kolorowane / odbite y
sfaWnym sakiadEis ~srtystycEnym
A. PrzysElaka We LWowie.
Gala prass polska uEnaia ,,SmIRus
jake nsjlepsze pismo humorystyozne polskie
redagovane " duchu prawdzfwie polskim
demokratycEnym, pod hAsism: R6wnoSd
Wolnobc ! niepodlegioso.
Do ,,Smiguse" jake beEplatny dodatsk do
tsczene bywaja utUory fo~rtepianoye mai.
ulubiehsEych kompoEytor6w.
PrEedplsta ns ,,Smigus" Uynosi.
w Ameryce: rooznie 3 dolary.
p6frooEnie IL dolara.
Prenumerate najdogodniei prEesyisE prza-
kazem pocEtowym lub dolarami papierovv.
mi v iscie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pod adresem.
Administraova ,,Smigusa", Ls6v Europa
Austrya Galioya
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
ELM CITY :ETNDERGARTE
Happy Times at elc me Hall Yesterday
 More for To-day.

Happy Times at Nelc me Hall Yesterday- More for To-day.
 The Elm City kindergarten; which occupies two. rooms in Welcome hall building, began their Christmas enter tainment yesterday morning. Yester- days program was for the parents of the children. The program of the ex- ercises yesterday morning was as fol- lows: Church, prayer; talk, "Giving Better Than Receiving;;" hymn, etc. marching, lunch. children in the circle, mothers hymn, children's songs, Christi mas tree, distribution of gifts, talk by one of the mothers. ' E
 The object of the exercises was to bring in the fathers and mothers of tho children of the school. There was a neat little Christmas tree in one end of the big room, ,and this tree was laden with gifts for the parents of the little ones. All of these gifts were made by the children. They consisted of various attractive little designs made of paper and cloth, into many of which were worked fancy pictures. These little gifts were not only very tastefully made. but many of them were remark able. considering that they were made by such little children, gathered up, as it were, from among the worst slums of the city.
 The exercises were very interesting. A chapel bell was rung and then the children marched in A service was gon through. A little performance call- ed '"The New Year and the Old'' was the next gone through in which the chil- dren were dressed to represent the dif- ferent months. Each one spoke a verse and the entire performances was most creditable.
 After the exercises had been com pleted the mothers and fathers and the little ones were served with coffee and a lunch. Finally the presents were, dis tributed among the little ones.
 This morning the little children will receive their presents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
At a New York Exhibition.

Much interest has been shown in New Haven and elsewhere in the exhibition in New York, just closed, of the Ma tional League of Mineral Painters. Chi ma painting in this country as a fact, a passing fancy, has outgrown itself; as an art most useful and beautiful 1t is receiving more and more attention. The League of Mineral Painters is a federation of keramic clubs aiming at the development of a national school and art. The exhibition was held in Carnegie. hall and presented a bewil- dering display of work from the best artists of the country. It is an art as- sociated largely with the old world and the old days but 1t seemed to those in Carnegie hall last week that the time had come when the artists and pot teries of France and England might well look to the new country, both for their gain and pleasure in china art
 Many among those who have enjoyed Miss F. P. Halls artistic work and con- sider her the pioneer of mineral paint ing in this city were gratifed to see the title ticket "Sold" on her china; particularly on her beautiful fish set, and also the nut plates so admired at. the fall opening of the exchange.
 Miss Hall is a member of the New York K eramic society
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
List of pnients.

 | Issued from the United States patent office. Tuesday. December IS, 1894, for the state of Connecticut. furnished us from the office of Earle & Seymour. so- licitors of patents. s6s Chapel street. New Haven. Conn: c. O. Bechstedt, Hartford. attachment for hair clippers.
 k. A. & c. Breul, Bridgeport, said c. Breul assignor to said R. A. Breul, chain link.
 R. H. Brown, New Haven. expansion bit.
 r. G. Echols. assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing company, Wa terbury. oil indicator for lamp reser- voirs.
 T. Lapointe, J. IT. Flanagan and c. A. Thompson, New Haven, electric conduit. W. c. Lucas. Meriden. door operating device.
 F.Rhind, Meriden, assignor to Bridge port Brass company, Bridgeport lamp burner.
 D. s. Seymour, assignor one-half to J. Johnston, Hartford, breech-loading firearm.
 Same, shiftable firing pin and extrac- tor for firearms. Same, shiftable nose on hammer and automatic extractor for firearms. A. J. Shipley, assignor to Scovill Man ufacturing company, Waterbury, but ton-setting machine. H
 W. M. Thomas, asslgnor to Union Me tallic Cartridge company, Bridgeport, cartridge shell for practice shooting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
A eHAs1LY DISEASE.
Different Doctors Give It Differ
 ent Names. ',~..

The Result Always the Same. - Speedy Death. Until Recently, Considered Hopleess. Now, New Methods. Sal- vation.
 Nothing is more alarming than diseases of an ulcerous nature. A continual gnaw- ing away of life-generating tissue, until'a vital spot is reached, an artery is severed, or from sheer weakness death ensues.
 Especially in Gastritis = ulcers of the stomach - is, terrible suffering .experi- enced. The symptoms, though not at first alarming Seemingly a slight attack of indigestion), gradually become worse, so that no nourishment can be retained on the stomach, and unless the trouble. causing ulcer.producess death by perfora- tion, the patient Tr
 Dies of ofstaryation. '-
 In Consumption, where the nlcers,attack the lungs, the termination is very similar, as it is, in fact in any of the wasting dis eases to which are given various names, according to the organs a ffecteG. 'i
 By the methods of physic icfanssof to-day thousands of lives are being saved in cases that aifew years ago were considered hope less. The first step now taken to- effect cure is to make new blood and tissue, give the patient strength, and keep him " on the gain" by administering Bovinine.
 Bovinine is not medicine, but . greatly concentrated extract of the most vital ele- ments of lean, raw beef. The hfe-main- taining qualities of this wonderful prepa- ration are simply marvellous. Dr. A. M. Cook, of New Castle, Pa., states that he maintained life'in hiswife, while suffer ing from gastric ulcers, for three weeks without giving her anything through tho mouth, injecting BoYinine instead.
 With such results as,this, 1t h not to Dc wondered at thas BoSi Aine fs fndorsed by physicians everywhere, sand HIzs become recognized as the greatest factoffn saving life, hastening recovery from sickness ,and warding of disease, ever giyento man. "
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21

For pale, thin people. The tired and weary feeling (which accompanies ',all WASTING dis cases will be relieved at once, the wasting will be arrested and new healthy tissue will be formed so that they will become plump and strong. An.increase in weight will be noticed at once. It is stimulating, al- though it contains no alcohol. It is as inflated without digest i've effort. PAsKoLA super sedes Cod Liver Oil, but has not its :repulsive taste. You can buy it at any%d drug store. Send your name to The Pre-Digested Food .Co., 30 Reade st., New York, and get their interesting pamphlet.
 Charles s. Leete & Co.,.
 dls Tu Fr&w New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
NEW HAVEE'S NOBLE SEN1INELs

NEW HAVEH's NOBLE SENIINELS East and West Rock-A Correspondent l Makes Suggestion We'll Worth Con. | sidering.
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER; I believe 1t Is acknowledged the wide country OCT, that New Haven stands pre-eminent among the cities of the union for its beautiful surroundings and not the least of its attractions are the two noble sentinel mountains in the background moulded from the crucible of nature.
 In the early settlement of this country everything was crude. new and with out association, so natural features were named in manner most easily to distinguish. :. In consequence we have around us Red Rock, Black Rock, Snake Rock, Savin Rock, East and West Rocks, etc.
 The Poet Hillhouse suggested years ago that the so-called West Rock be called the Regicide and the East Rock the Sachem.
 But since MT. Hillhouse's day we have been taught to associate the name of Regecide with anarchist commun- ist, nihilist and all the other murderous cranks who think their added brain alone capable of sound self-govern- ment. Now what would our good townsfolk think Of remaining our lofty watch towers with historic names, names that would cherish and keep in remembrance scenes in early Colonial days. Call the,West Rock the Regicide if you please and the, two east bluffs (known in my boyhood as the Hermit's Rock and Majors Groye) the Sachem and the Sagamore.
 In an uncommonly interesting book upon the Indians of Connecticut written by our townsman, Major John w. DeForest tof pleasant nnemories) I, find the early settlers were probably saved from extermination by information and assistance rendered by a. Sachem, Mas sasoit and a Sagamore Uncas. We know in the case of Uncas 1t was en- tirely through self-interest, but never theless we owe them debt. of grati- tude. How could we repay it more gracefully than to associate the names of Sachem and Sagamore with the most ornimental features in our landed inheritance.
 In my wanderings I never tire of airing the beauties of New Haven sur roundings, but when speak of these unhewn of nature towers "as rocks" I fail to adequately describe their beauty and grandeur.
 I am fogy of the fogies and dis like the change of names as much as any other old fogy. Yet think the change made to many our town locali-, ties is an improvement, viz: Sodom Hill, Toddyally, Poverty Squire, Sliney- vile. Siberia, Dragon. etc. You editors are in touch with the. pulse of our people. What do you think of the above suggestion
 "'Our ears are open" if you think the matter worthy of reply.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
Military astle, K. G. E.

Military Castle, K. G. E., elected the following officers Wednesday night Noble chief, W. c. Foote; vice noble chief, G. s. Graham; high priest, L. D.. Young; venerable hermit, B. Hill sir herald, J. B. Hedden; master ot records, F. E. Jones; clerk of exchequer M. S. Wadhams; keeper of exchequer c. w. Ross; representative to Grand Castle F. w. Crockett; alternate, D. Hotchkiss; trustee, eighteen months, B. F. Guyer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21

Oneof the editors of thebrightlittle pa- per, "The Papyrus," Issued by the stu dents of the Taft preparatory school. Watertown, is Richard Hooker, son of ouE .townsman.t Mr. Thomas, Hooker of Church street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-21
United Advent Services.

Rev. G. w. Phillips of St. James, :hurch, Westville, will preach at St.. Iohn's church Friday evening at 7:3O 1'clock. This will be the last of the united Advent services.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-16
CITY NOTES.

Tribune realer' leaving for their
summers vacatiO Oh can have th cir favor
ite paper sent to them without extra
cost, by notifying this office of the de-
sired changes in the papers address.
A number OF West Sids young people
enjoyed basket picnic to Bald Mount
yesterday.
Attorney E. c. Dmmich has bought two
lots from Arthur rockingham on Colum-
ba avenue.
The anniversary of Joseph Phipps will
be held at the Rescue mission this evening
at o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the board of
managers of Florence mission Tuesday,
July II, at 10 a. N.
Charles f. Martin, proprietor of the
Bulls Head hotel, had his hand badly in
jured Friday by falling while trying to get
off Providence street car.
Meetings were held ut Pine and Bellevue
yesterday to further arrangements for the
excursion of the Cathedral parish which
will 90 to Mountain park on Aug. 10.
The Judiciary committee of councils will
bold a meetingon Tuesday evening to ad-
just the claim of Frank Shiffer the con-
tractor for the Thirteenth district sewer
Albert, 7.months' old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sen berg, of Sll Wyoming ave-
nue., died yesterday morning. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at o'clock
Interment in Forest Hill
Edward Gaughau, who was hurt in the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western yard
aud later brought TO the Moses Taylor
hospital, Is IN fairly good condition. His
hands will not need to be amputated,
During the month of June one hundred
aud forty-nine arrests were made by the
police. or these one hundred and thirty
Two were males and seventeen females.
The fines collected amour ted to Sl4475
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
Monday, Sl23, ,0l2.47; Tuesday. Sill, 569. 05:
Wednesday, Sal, $50 46; Thursday, SlOG -
95S64; Friday, SS5, l605S; Saturday, $9l,.
BILLS; total, 1868, 06O.35
Mrs. Bertha Frank, OF 2l9 Franklin ave-
nue.. sustained the fracture Of her knee
cap by falling down stairs at the house OF
Mrs. M. Troutfelt, OF 53l Franklin ave-
nue., on whom Mrs. Frank was calling.
Drs. Connell and Leet were called and at
tended to the injured member.
1t was supposed, owing to smoke that
arose from the burning of some old boxes
in the rear Of the store of Miss Emma
Colbert at II Lackawanna avenue, that
the store occupied by Miss Colbert was on
fire Saturday morning. The Phenix and
Crystal Hose companies responded and
found that the blaze was Of no conse
qusnce.
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byterian church. preached yesterday
morning and evening at the First Pres.
byterian church. Both services were
attened by large audiences. composed
to great extent OF paris hioners and
friends Of Mr.. Steans.
In the evening he preached from
Luke tx, 81: And another said, Lord
l will follow thee; but =" From
the text Mr.. Stesns cited the personal
following Of Christ and dwelt partiou-
larly upon open confession Of him.