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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

10 WlCLAl
Polskiego W Posen, Mich. grupa 1877
odbedzie swe roczne posiedzenie dnia
IL sierpnia W hall Lorenzo Kowalskie-
go o godzinie Pei pc poludniu. Kazdy
czionek jest obowiazany przybyc ma to
~Posiedzenie ola tego re bedzie obierana
nova administrators i rome sprawy "a
iatwiane, a najg}owniejsze zeby kazdy
swoje podatki za{atwi}. J.. Eiske, sekr.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszy-
stkich cz}onk6w n~alezacych do Tow.
Gminy Polskiej w Chicago, IL posie-
dzenie regularne i zarazem nadzwyczai-
ne odbedzie sic dnia 12go sierpnia rb.
o godzinie 2ej pc po}udniu W hall Pu-
iaskiego, PREY Ashland ave. prosze ably
kaAdy sic stawil, gdyz So waAne sprawy
do zaiatwienia i k~onstytucya do zmie-
%nienia, zarazem donosze re kazdy MALE
lacy do Zwiazku ma do p~lacenia S1.1S
to must bye punktualnie zap4acone.
u szacunkiem - NJ. Wr6blewski, sekr.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam cz}on-
kow Towarzystwa ,,Rycerze Polski" w
Cleveland, O., IL dnia lego BIN. odbe-
die sic kwartalne posiedzenie tegoz
To~warzystwa, przeto obecnosG kazdego
czfonka jest k~onieczna, poniewaz cho-
dzi o uregul owanie ksiaAek, zatem ka-
ady z cz}onkow winien przyniesc swa
ksiazeczke kwitowa. Nieobecnosc zas
ktorego z czlonkow bez zadnych wa
znych przyczyn zostanie ukarana po-
dug przepisow konstytucyi. = z bra
tniem pozdrowieniem S. Orpiszewski,
sekr. prot.
Poniewaz grupa so, Towarzystwo
Jenera}a Henryka Dabrowskiego W
Baltimore, Md. zmieni{a czas swych
z~wyk}ych posiedzeh, przeto zawiada-
miam wszystkich czlonkow do tel CRU
Ply nalezacych, re przyszie posiedzenie
odbedzie sic W przyszla niedziele, dina
12go sierpnia b. r. W zwykiym lokalu
~posiedzeh, PREY Eastern Ave. Rowniez
zawiadamiam, re i nadal p~osiedzenia
odbywa6 sic beda W druga niedziele po
pierwszym, to jest 2 tygodnie wcze-
sniej jak bywalo dawniej.-Z bratniem
Pozdrowieniem N. P~taszyhski, W taste
pstwie sekr. prot.
Z powodu wyjazdu dyrektora cho-
rych or. 81 Grand Rapids obrany 20
stal nowy dyrektor cborych Marian
Smolihski, 113 Stakien st.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst-
kich czlonkow Tow. T. Kosciuszki
W Worcester, Mass, re regularne po-
siedzenie odbedzie sic kazdego miesia-
ca W niedziele pc 2O-tym o godz. 4-tej
pc po{udniu. Wszelkie listy tyczace
sic Towarzystwa prosze przesyIa6 pod
adresem: w. Listewnik, 1O4 Lamartine
ST., Worcester, Mass.
- Cz}onkow Tow. i'm. Stefana Busz-
czyhskiego ~zawiadamia sic, IL oprocz
zwyczajnych op{at przypada cd czlon-
ka dol. 10 C. pogrzebowego "a sp. Ka-
rola Schneider. Powyzsza kwote Jest
kazdy obowiazany zaP}aci6 ma posie-
dzeniu IL b. m. W hall zwyk{ych posie-
dzeh. F. Stawicki, sekr. fin.
Tow. sw. Jozefa, grupa 225 W
Buffalo, N. Y. odbedzie swe posiedze-
ME W niedziele, ~ Sierpnia o godz, 2
pc po{udniu. Komitet zaprasza wszy-
stkich znajomych ktorzy maja chez
przystapi6 do Tow. sw. Jozefa i czIon-
kow Tow, ably przzybyli ma to posie-
dzenie. Il bratniem pozdrowieniem
s. Krauza, sekr.
Zawiadamiam wszystkich czlon-
kow grupy 70 Tow. Zjednoczenia Po-
lakow W La Sale, I'll. il posiedzenie
kwartalne odbedzie sic dnia 2Ogo sier-
Pnia W szkole polskiei. Kazdy cz{onek
winien sic stawic i uisci6 sic z dlugu.
X. s. Sobkowiak. sekr. nrot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

SoUTH BEND, Ind. 3 sierpnia 1894.
UPrasza sic szanownych tych czIon-
kow, ktorzy sic zapisali do Sksrbu Rap
perswylskiego u OBJ. F. X. P~alickieeo,
azeby zebrali sic W przyszla niedzieIe
l2go t. m. o godzinie lei wieczorem W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
SKARB NARODOWY POLSKI

W MILWAUKEE, wIscoNsIN.
pod opieka Zwiazku NarodowegoP olskiego.
X. Maiek, PREF. sth Ave. a Becher ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
w. Piotrowski, kasyer, 452 Milwaukee st. " "
+. Drozniakiewicz, sekr., Sl-Sth Ave. Z" 4"
eD- wszelkiek orespondencye przesyfki p~ienieane
ma rzecz Skarbu Narodowego Polskiego nalezy pre-
eyfac pod adresem sekretarza:
F. DROZNIAKIEWICZ,
Sal = sth Avenue, milwaukee, Wis.
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Rzem. Polskich, or. 1873:

n olohICU az. Inhs
Jsdrasik Ignacy % GIRO
|s,hski Stanisiaw % c., Fleming
SYLVESTER % c., Bergner Kono
.stanty % c., Weideman To-
masz 70 c., Ciszewski Andre;
20 c., karaskiewicz Wincenty
"a c., Pawiowski Wojciech 25
c., Ironowski Franciszek. Csc
SyPniewski Stanislaw 25 c.
kosihski Adolf 25 c., Ma}oow,
SKI Boles}aw 25 c., Kwiatfow-
SKI Felix's so c., MeteIski P;otr
on c., B1aszkiewicz Walentv
2Oc., Dekanski Wawrzvn 2Oc
Rutkowski Jozef 20 c., Orzada
Stanisaaw 10 c., Stopihski Mar.
Gin III c., Tomczak Antoni 1Oc.
Razem 100
Tow. Tadeusza Kosciuszki
gr. 215 przyrzekio 1Od. 1000
" Krola Kazimierza w.
gr. 1913 przyrzekio $40. 1000
" Krola Stefana Batore-
go'gr.11O, przyrz. $40 4O.55
Sw. Jadwigi z parafi
sw' Iadwigi, przyrz. $685.. 5.85
Low Chopina i Tow.
Wandy z koncertu zro-
bono 1850
Gwiazda Zwycieztwa
No. 1. przyrzek}o S25. OOOO
Dziewice Rozahcowe
p~rzyrzekly $40. OO.OO
Razem wP{yneio do kasy 8 959.e5
}. knietz, sekr. par. sw. Troicy.
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Sprawozdanie.
CHICAGO, dnia % lipca 1894 r.
Szanowny Panic Redaktorze!

Il upowaznienia Zarzadu koscielnego
parafii sw. Trolley, niniejszem przysy-
lam spis towarzystw, ktore ziozyiy OLA
re ma korzysc budowy polskiej szko4y
W parafi sw. Trolley, i zarazem upra-
a o iaskawe -umieszczenie takowych
W Przyszfym numerze organu ,,Zgoda".
Zasylajac 81. Panu wyrazy szacunku
i zyczliwosci.
j. Knietz, sekr. par. sw. Trolley.
SPIS TOWARZYSTW,
ktore oiarowaiy j z}ozy{y ma budowe
szkoiy PREY kosciele sw. Trojcy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
BIURO RZADU CENTRALNEGO
Redakcya i Drukarnia ,,Zgody"
574 NOBLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
zARzAD zwIAzKU MAR. PoLsKIEGo;

CENZoR:-T. N. Helinski, No. 1 E. Superior street,
Duluth, MINI.
WICE-CENZOR:- s. Lewandowski, 40 Sowinski st.
Cleveland Ohio.
Rad cENTRALNY ZwIAZKU NAE. POL.
(skfada sic z Z czfonkow)
REEFS: 8. Il. Adalia Satalecki, SS 3. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago, Illinois.
wICE-PREZESOWIE: = st. Siominski, 619 Milwau-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill, Wiktor Bardonski, 6S
Noble stree, Chicago, Illinois.
KASYER = NJ. Majewski, Ts Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
OPIEKUN0WIE s Jan +. Smulski, SIS No
BILE %. Chicago, Ill. FIR. Smietanka, 65 w.
18th ST., Chicago, Ill. A. Groenwaldt, 66s Holt
ST., Chicago. III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

sEKRETARz JENERALNY:- Antoni Maiiek, S74
Noble ST., Chicago, Ills.
REDAKTOR ,ZGODY": FIR. ii. Jabfonski, b4
Noble ST., Chicago, Ills.
,ZGODY":- J.J. Ch~rzanowski, sd
Noble st., Chicago, Ills.
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1850
M.M
W.W

hazem wP4yne}o do kasy 8 959.e5
}. Knietz, sekr. par. sw. Troicy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Firenen's Union No. AZ has elected william
Walter Recording and Corresponding Secretary.
Ohhcers will be elected by the International
Pianomakers' Union next Sunday.
John Hasler il the newly elected Secretary OF
Branch % Of the Workmen's General Benefit
Union.
Textile Workers Union No. s has voted down
motion to I've up It's sick and death benefit
funds.
william J. Malloy was buried from his late
residence; '2s East Twenty-tonrth street. ysster-
S &, BY his ''''0'-"'"0sF' of DF'eA''y'F' Union
The newly elected officers of Bakers Union
No. 4 are: ]. Eickerly President; q. Gronow,
W. Zieman, Corresponding Secretary; NJ. Flavin,
Treasurer.
Richard Larkin Is the new walking delegate
OF the Progress Association OF steam-Fitters
rsmated Society OF Carpenters and Joiners in the
Board OF Walking Delegates.
The wire-weavers' Union has elected these on
GERS. Thomas Carbery, President; J. C. Bell
r GS,sy Recording sse aSn
r. Blarney, Treasurer.
The newly organized Egg Handlers Association
will have public meetins at wslhaila Hall. IS
are about 400 egg handlers In this city.
Plumbers Local Union No 70 has elected John
Rossiter. President; Frank Ward, Vice President;
T. Walsh, Financial Secretary: G. W. Brucker,
Recording and Corresponding Secretary; J. Nc
Sulty, Treasurer; 7. Long, Sentry.
| In consequence OF the sudden death Of Morris
B. sweeney the General Executive Board OF the
Local Brickisyers' Unions T. at present without a
| chairman. The vacancy will be hled at to-
rows meeting OF the Board.
New York City Lodge. No. los. OF the Brother
| hood Of locomotive Engineers, has elected as Its
| chief Engineer Isaac d. Woolsey. 242 East One
made First Assistant Engineer. whiis e. s.
Baker was chosen as Inspector.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
CLEANED OUT THE SALOON.
Fowler's Mortgage on the Content
Didn't Bother Williams
Prepared to Shoot When Found
the Closet of a New York Flat.

Thomas Williams. formerly a saloon
keeper at Fourth avenue and Degraw
street Brooklyn, was held in Butler
street Court this morning for carrying
concealed weapons.
The real reason for his arrest yester-
day was a charge of stealing the con-
tents OF saloon. The papers in that
case have been lost and must be re.
newed.
Warren c. Fowler. the proprietor OF
THE Elms," saloon In Elm place
Brooklyn. holds n mortgage of 81, 500 on
Williams's saloon. June 81 Fowler
went to the place and found notice on
the door: CLOSED Death in family"
Fowler waited four days. He then
grew impatient, broke into the place
and found II empty.
He then got a warrant for Williams
arrest. and last night, with Fowler
Court Officer Quigley located Williams
| In fiat on the top floor Of 3i6 Sixteenth
street. New York.
Will.amss mother denied that Williams
was there, but Qugley. forced his way
into the apartments, while Fowler held
| Mrs. Williams. and fished Williams out
| of a closet
| He had a loaded revolver in his posses.
sion, and said that II It had been Fowler
| who had taken him from the closet he
| would have shot him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
LORILLARO APPEALED TO.
typewriter Girls Ask Him to Back
Their Walk to Frisco.

Madge Seaton and May Alden. the
young typewrtcrs who say they are 60
ing TO walk from this city to San Fran
cisco for glory and fortune. have been
very far from discouraged by the early
publicity Of their plans and mammals
opposition.
They are very sure that they could
overcome mammals scruples II they
.ould get the financial support Of nice
rich gentlemen. They have probably To-
Gated the right man. II they can get him
ipEPierrs Lorillardi They have heard
noble sports, and that he spends his
spare time over at Tuxedo, thinking up
sporting schemes in which to invest his
money or course, a tramp to San Fran
cisco. particularly by two pretty young
Feeling these things to be true. the
girls sat down and wrote a nice little
letter to MIR. Lori!lard. telling him all
about II. and suggesting that the scheme
offered fine reward for a small risk of
capital.
date. to reply.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
C0NR0Y is WANTED IN IOWA.
He Is Indicted for Robbing q
Miser and A 80 for Arson.
His Story OF the Carouse That Got
Him Into Trouble.

II the story which Michael Conroy
told to Inspector Mclaughlin at Police
Headquarters this morning Ia true. Con
roy Is much injured man. He is a
handsome fellow. ;wenty-one years old,
and was arrested in this city yesterday
for burglary he Is said to have com
mitted in Clinto'. Ia. Deputy Chief
Wallenberg. OF clinton. is on his way
TO this .ity to take him back.
Conroy says that In January last, with
half a dozen other young men, he started
out one night to have good time. They
frank II good dedi. and before the night
was over not one Of them was III Il con
d.t,un TO distinguish between right anu
wrong.
In a little out OF the way street there
mad lived for many years man VINO
nad the reputation Of being a miScr. IL
was said that he had hundreds or thou
sands OF dollars stored away in his
rooms. In their wanderlngs the young
men came to this house.
Conioy says that they all stood before
this house. shouting. with the inten,
iames suddenly burst from the ROOF
and the building was burned to the
ground.
The next morning the police were no.
iihed that the house had been robbed
Of large amount OF money while II
WAS burning. and there was an intima
tha, the had nesh hf.d en-
| accomplished.
| When the police made an invcstiga-
| ton they heard OF the visit OF the
young men, and found people who
| claimed to have seen some of them enter
| the old mans house before the fire.
| Previous to this time Conroy had left
the city. lie said he was not guilty OF
any unlawful act, but feared that some
| Of his friends might possibly have done
something wrong In their intoxicated
| condition. and that his name might get
| mixed up in the AFFAIR and his mother
| be iisgrnced. So he came to this city.
The Clinton authorities have indicted
| Conroy for bur glary. and secured a
reqLHsition for him. He was arrested
at one Hundred and Twenty-fourth
street and Seventh avenue. where he
was employed rs n machinst. II Is eN-
pected that the officer will arrive to-
!
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HIS WOUNDS PROVED FATAL.
Norris Died This Morning, and
Moran II Again Under Arrest.

Charles Morris, OF 23s West Twenty
seventh street. who was stabbed by
James Moran, OF 26l West Twenty-sev-
enth street, on the evening OF Aug. l.
died at Bellevue Hospital at o'clock
this morning. Moran. who had been re-
leased was rearrestcd.
Morris and Moran had been friends for
years. They we're invited to attend the
christening Of Patrick Merry's baby, on
Aug t. After leaving Merry's house. at
about II O'Clock l.. NJ, Norris and Mo-
ran Quarreliel at the corner OF Twenty
seventh street and Seventh avenue. Nor
ris, 1t Is said, punched Moran In the face.
Moran started away. but Morris fol-
lowed him. They came together again
ana suddenly Morris dropped to the side
walk crying: I'm stabbed"
Morris was taken to the New York
Hospital, where it was found that he had
been stabbed In the back and abdomen.
subsequently he was removed 10 Belle
Nuc.
Morris made an antc-murtem state
ment to Coroner Fitzpatrick. in which he
accused Moran OF having stabbed him.
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RtlNHAR1 TO RESIGN.
lie Is Now Expected to Give IN
Both His Offices.
4 Move May Be Made to Force
Him Out.
says He Will Soon Make Another
Atchison ststePent.

The resignation OF John W. Reinhar
both as President and receiver of the
Atchisor road is the next development
expected and It is thought that he will
take this step at an early moment.
1t IL quite generally understood that IL
has been the intention of certain parties
to force him out. and II Is thought by
those Sho know Reinhart that he will
not give his enemies the Reorganization
Committee, tire satisfaction OF putting
him out but will anticipate them by
resigning.
All those interested in the Atchison
controversy are resting on their oars
this morning, taking retrospective
view OF the happenings of yesterday.
Considerable comment Is heard about
Wall street regarding the rl,smanage-
ment on the part of the Reorganization
Committee in making public yesterday
the several statements. Remnants ex-
PLANTATION was published before the pub
lie were made aware of what he was
explaining
This morning Mr.. Reinhart was seen
at his office. He denied positively tina
he gave out his explanation before 1t
was read to the Reorganization Com
mittee. and left II TO, be inferred that
the leak was with them. He critcisu
Expert Accountant Little's report ~,
made from book accounts which will
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not re iuiIy mi.t'en .p iot twp ,t,,. III "a
mon iiI1iI'ns sst, aiu says ,ha, w r' Vii q.
.ahe 'n1 ooohs ~ ,,,a y.ar ha ~
up 70 We Slose ~ 'he se"i' "e US
ind no dlsSTepxnc,es' ,h. ,,,,, 90
dog in fight that Is unfair, and tlun
mere Is GotnplnatIoi Worh'ns aS 's
MN that Is uetern!neu " Sihy er
point n. snio ne lu'trus b 10 L,id ha =, /,
osnef p iou each and everV ore OF Lite.
charges 'nl SHOW July whe'e A'''f
wrong IN his statements:
The members OF the Commttee "a
nothing TO say this morning. exceY
dely that they manipulated the hours
| ture giving out oI statetne nus. S-,ss
regard II as foresone c0nc,csio,ea|Nn.
Relahart WIN az once pc asked 70 saps
Iney rldicu.G MS explanation as iotAef
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PRIDE LED TO HIS FALL.
Beckert stole Clothing to Appear
Well to His Sweetheart.

Justice Walsh. In the Adams Street
Edward II. Beckett. nineteen years old.
OF 9s Ryerson street, the head usher of
Holy Trinity Church. In $500 bail for at
tempting to swindle Smith. Gray d Co
out of $50 worth of wearing apparel.
At first It was decided to turn the
prisoner over to Supt Byrnes, rs the
goods were sent to the Marlborough
Hotel. and the arrest made there.
Justice Walsh was In a quandary, and
messages were transmitted to the Dis
trlct-Attorney's office until noon. before
the case was finally settled.
Beckert obtained clothing upon a
forged letter purporting to come from
Edwin +. See. Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association, in Brook
Ign. II was supposed TO be for a
young missionary named James Nc
Gee. who was BeCkcrt
For this reason Justice Walsh thought
charge Of forgery ought to be pre-
ferred against the prisoner. but as Mr..
See was not present, the charge of
grand larceny was pressed by Sales,
Randolph.
An efforts on the part OF the detec-
tives TO make Beckett tell something
about himself. or what had prompted
him to attempt the crime proved fruit
less.
The detectives learned from his father.
however, who was in court, that there
was a young woman in the case.
Mr.. Beckett refused to give the young
womans name but said she lived on
Franklin avenue. The young man was
very attentive to the girl and 1t was
his anxiety 10 wear fine clothes In her
presence. 1t IL believed, which tempted
| him to the act.
The young man. his father said, had
always been regular in his habits. lie
had devoted his spending money to pur-
| chasing trinkets and ice-cream for the
Young woman. !. was ms an,pition to
| silver headed cane.
Beckerts parents are highly respect
ed by their neighbors His father Is
| I'm the Custom Hpllse
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
AN AMBUSH AND A RUNAWAY.
West Virginia Doctor shot--C. G.
Martin and Daughter Killed.
'hy, Asaoclated Press

f3 CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 49,
DR.. ]. William Davis. a prominent
IS Montgomery physician. was shot AT
three times from ambush. yesterday
while returning from visiting a patien,
!. on Morris Creek. One ball passed
Through his stomach. infictlng e proba
a. bly, fatal wound.
&C. c. Martin and daughter, Mrs Muir.
rell Milton. with two infant children
- went out driving near Evergreen. Mar,
~ TIM was found afterwards In the road
80 dead with his head mashed. Mrs. Mil,
:. ton was unconscious and died at II
o'clock yesterday morning. Neither
81 child was hurt. 1t Is supposed that the
horse ran away.
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Round About Town.

The body OF IN unknown man. which Is now
at the MorKue awaiting Identification, was found
this morning at the foot Of Jane street In the
North River
Charles o. Brien. twenty-tou years old. OF
236 West Sixteenth street. was held for trial In
the Essex Market Police Court to-day on a
charge OF stealing q dress from Mra. Lizzie
White. of Monroe street.
| John Wagner. twenty seven years old. Of SIS
| East thirteenth street. alleged in Essex Market
Police Court to-day that he was joking when
he took a watch from John Matthews, OF st3
| East Thirteenth street while the latter was
asleep on a coal box last night He was held In
| default OF 81. 900 bail for trial.
LAZARUS Block fory-nve years old. of IS
assuAlt by Justice simms. In the Essex Mark Of
Police Court, to-day. During q quarrel with Jo-
| seph pashnoisky. OF 90 Henry street, last night.
Il is alleged. that ne threw him to the Sidewalk.
| breaking his right arm
| Louis Peter. a bartender. was held for trial
| for using his apartments at 500 East Eleventh
| the Essex Market Police Court to-day. In the
raid made his wife was the only inmate cap
| tursd. She discharged.
| Louis ellison. u eS chystis street. accused
| Of bixamy by his wife. was discharged from Gus
| toby by Justice smms In the Essex Market fo-
| lice Court to-day.
| Joseph Rollins. twenty nine years old. = book
keeper OF lG West Twenty second street, &C
eusod Of "him-hammin1' saioon-ksssper Louii
/ Raosl Of o. West Twenty-fourth street. out o
ss was held for trial to-day a Jshsrsoa Market
K 1870
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BRITANNIA GETS IT.
Wins the Meteor Shield, viEilant
Not EeinE Eligible to Start.

Ry Associated PressJ
COWES, Isle Of Wight. Aug. 10.-Bri-
tannia, Iverna and Viking started at 6
o'c.ock this morning in the race for the
Meteor Challenge Shield, presented by
the German Emperor. the event being
open only to all yachts, of any rig,
built in Europe and belonging to any
recognized European yacht club ex-
ceedins 100 rating. Visllant, conse-
quenty, was not eligible to take part
in this contest.
The winner OF the Shield IL subject to
challenge the year after winning it,
and the trophy becomes the property
OF the person winning II twice; three
yachts to start or no race.
Britannia won the Emperors Challenge
Shield last year, beating Mr.. A. D.
Clarke's Satanita by i6 minutes.
Iverna and Viking to-day were evil
IDENTIFY only entered and started in order
to enable the event to be sailed, for
they soon retired, and Britannia contin-
ued sailing over the course alone. The
Prince Of Wales will thus become the
owner of the Meteor Challenge Shield.
1t Is believed that the owners OF Wig
liant will take advantage Of her not
having to race to-day to have her
locked, as 1t Is possible that she was
more severely injured by scraping the
shore, off Ventnor. on Monday last than
the divers who examined her were
aware.
Unless some change is made in the
plans of the owners Of the two yachts,
Nigilant and Britannia will not lock
horns again until Monday, when they
may race Is miles to windward and
return for flOO cup. given by Lord
Wolverton. MIR. Gould, however. has
not yet decided to compete.
The newspapers are all jubilant over
the victory yesterday OF Britannia over
Vlgilant.
The Pail Mall Gazette says, sarcas.
tically: I'VE must await the arrival OF
the American mail for the straight truth
about her defeat, whether 1t was truck
ling to a Royal Prince or because Wig
liant was not built for English waters
The Pail Mall Gazette also publishes
a column reviewing "Vigilant's irregu.
laritles." and reprints the story tina,
she Is cheating the Yacht Racing Asso.
citation rules In avoiding tons of weight
by not being fitted UP below decks
adding that there Is a great deal OF
discomfort at the manner In which Wig.
| liant Is being sailed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
FATAL DUEL IN MEXICO.
Chief of the stamp Department
shot Dead 10y II Congressman.
nv Associated Press

CITY OF MENIcO. Aug, 10. In a duel
with pistols last evening Senior Jose
Nerastcgui Chief OF ths Government
Stamp Department. WAS killed 10y Fran
cesco Romero well-knoWu Congress-
man
The seconds uf the dead man were APP
olino Costi.ia, President OF the Mexican
Senate and editor OF FL Partlio Liberal
and Senior Ramon, a Congressman and
eiitor nj FL Universal. The seconds OF
Senior Romero were Senior Baroio, a
Spaniard. and Gen. l.arno Garlic, en-
Governor OF Chihuahua and a member
OF the Senate,
The duel was the result of a quarrel
over woman on the first fire Neras-
tegui fell with n ball through the heart.