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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Ma mocy nsdesianych d~eklaracyi 1
eertyhkatow zostsio przyjete do Zwiaz.
ku Mar. Pol. nsstepujsce towarzystwo:
Tow. Jenersis Czachowskiego W
Nowym Yerku jake grups 234.
y rozporzsdxenis Rzsdu Ce~ntrslpeoo
Antori Aasgek, Sekr, Jeu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02
(Dslszy eiss).


Grups 35 Tow. spiewu par. sw
Trolley, " Chicago, Ill. referat.
Or. 52 Tow. Chorsgiev Polsks,
Brooklyn, odznsks [wstegs tr6jkol. 2
pspisem ! 2 fotogrsfie grupy ezionkow
Gedns oddsns do MuIsum Mar. pod op.
q. N. P)
SIR. 81 Tow. T. KosOiuszki, Shame
kin, Pa. konstytucys.
CIR. Vi Tow. Polonis, Chicago, Ill.
konstytucys, referst ! odsnsks koksrds
biafo ozerw. M niej orzel, wsteQa a
msrantows Z napiseml
Or. e8 III Oddzisi Rrskus6w, Chica-
60, Ill. fotografis grupy czionkow / re-
ferst.
CIR. 1S9 Tow. Crytslnis Polska "
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Zwrscsmy uwsge ma srtykui zsmie-
szczony ma 2ej s~tronnicy niniejszego
sumeru. Rsdzimy srtykui ten prrecfy-
tad PIP. p. J M. z Kslifornii, kt6rxy tax
potepiali niekt6re srtykuiy wstepne W
,Zgodzie', no l kochsnemu sssisdowi
nssEemu Cd pGszety K~stoliokiej" / in
nym z~wolennikom polityki ugodowei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02
POaznkIWRniA.

Szymon Medrzycki poszukuje swego
brsts Andrreis Medrzyokiego, kt6ry
asmieszkivsf " Chicago. Jezeli kto Z
rodskow vie o jego pobycie prosze mic
o tenn ~zswisdomie. Sc. Medrzyeki,
Jersey City.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02
Udekorujmy nssze domy u jutrol

Ma obch6d Kosciuszkowski xlo4ono
" redakoyi naszsj: Tow. sw. Krzyza,
PREY kesoiele sw. Tr6joy $8.15; Gmi
ma Polska No. /. $3.50; Tow. sw. Flo
ryana PREY Kosciele sw. Tr6jcy "a. so
Tow. q Jana Kochsnowskiego "a 80
De. Jszus PREY kosoiels iw. Tr6j.
cy lbs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

CIytalismy projekt pierwszych zsFy.
SOW ligi. Me bedziemy sic tn o tsko-
wynn rozpisy1sd -bo vice bliski. Tam
sic rozmowimy.
Z~sznsczsmy tylko, te projekt ten Jest
dsleki cd idesiu nsrodowego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Zawiadamiam ozionk6w Tow. Pstr.
i'm. Stefan. Buszczyhskiego, IL oznaki
m obshod kosciuszkowski % d kasyera
ob. Stoaeskiego, pod numersn SOP -
70 ul. gdzie po takowe kaady czlonsk
wysej wynienionego Tow powinien sic
sgiosic. z s.acunkiem
Jan Sierecki, sekr,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02
Wykaz grup,

ktore~ nsdeslsiy fotogr,6e, refsrsty, q
znski it'd. Ola wys.snis ns wy
stswe lwowsks.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

oyso PsP'0Eu oxofhloAs M
to elo~kubracye.
w zesziym numerze donosiliimy, 70
broszurks angielska o dzielach / fyciu
Kosciuszki wyszia ju4 Z pod pr.sy. Wy.
bito 10000 exemplary, Z tych 500 ma
lePssym papierze ! gustowniej oprawio.
nyeh .ost.nis rozesianych do wybitnych
amerykan6w.
Kaada grupa zw. otrzyma teA pewna
ilosc exemplary Z proiba ably zostaly
rozdane pomiedzy amerykan6w.
Broszurks tn staraunie opraoowa-
ma zaznajomi smerykau6w Z dzie{ami
kotciuszki = wykaze i'm krzywde iaka
spefniono M narodzie naszym i Eogi
nasz ucisk i przesladowanie.
Rad Centr. Zwiazku Mar. Pol. pre-
STAT M reoe komendanta akademii VOL
skowej " We,t Point piekny wienieo z
prosba ably takowy xto1ono ns pomniku
Kosciuszki " dniu 3 msja W imieniu
polak6w " Ameryce.
Do wiehos dolsczono kilkaset bro
SUR o K~osciuszce.
Zarzad Muzeum Mar. " Rapperswylu
raczy2 nam iaskawie przeslsc ,,Sprawo-
zd.nie Z zarzadu Muzeum N. P. "A rok
1882, dalej nRzut Okla ma dzieje N. N.
oraz | katalog zbior6w kosciuszkow-
skioh znajdujsoych sic Muzeum Mar.
Sc. zarzsdowi dziekujemy serdecxnie
"a dar ten - p6zaiej rozpiszemy sic
obszerniej o tenn wydawnictwie.
w ubiegiym tygodniu przystspiio do
lwiazku 100 uowych calonk6w.
Widzimy, Re Zwiszek wzrasta powaA-
ME. 70 znsczenie jego podnosi sic ooraz
bardziej | te Jest dis instytucys silpa,
zasobns | og6lnie szanowana.
Drukarnia ] redskcys ,Bcha" pre-
niesione zostsiy M MOVIE mieisoe pod
Mr.. l119-l12l Broadway.
Do 81. de egatSw zwfa1kowych
na wieo polski W Chicago, Ill.
St6sownie do tyczenis cenIors zwoiu-
Je niniejszem posiedzenie del. Wv. na
vice polski. P~osiedzenie odbedzie sic
" biurze Rzadu Centr. " poniedzialek
o Sci wieczorem.
Pozdrowienie i miiosc.
y. Il. n. Sata!ecki, prezes RIadu Cent?.
Awsntury, jake wywoaaio wojsko
Podczas uroczystosci Kosciuszkowskisj
" Rzeszowie, byiy nawet przedmiotem
dyskusyi m posiedzeniu Kola polsLiego
" Wiedniu / zapewne ME pr.smin. bez
dslszych nastepstw. Istotnie bowiem
trudno dae wiare, iaby podobne nadu-
tycia mogiy sic wydsrzy6 " Galicyi "
ozasie najwiekszego rozwoju praw kon-
stytucyjnych. Dos6 powiedzie6, ts de-
wodzca zaiogi, zspomniai sic tax dalece,
IL ma viasna reke wydawal ro~zporzadze-
mia magistrstowi / zsprowadzn ma jedeo
dzieh formalny stan obleaenia. IDA
wacby sic mogio, 70 autor podobpego
Postepku przespal oaiy szereg lat cd
czssow M~etternicha. e. P. " Ger
niowcacb).
Sprawozdanie m~iesieczne sekr. jen.
odioaylismy ola braku miejsca do PREY.
sziego numeru.
w niniejszym numerze zamiesoilsmy
sprswozdanie XIV. sekr. jen. ME many
Il Wl0O miaIaaa ma wiadouoSo; , .<so-.I
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02
BALI
BALI BALI

Tow. Ryserzy Korony Polski gr. 1877
" st, Louis, Mo. urzadza " niedIiele 9
msjs " Stolles hall 1907 Biddle str.
Poczatsk o gsdrinie Tel. Billet Is @.
komitet zsPrasza u. publisznos6 polska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

CHICAGO, 30 kwietnia 1894.
Na.tsPujscy oz'onxowie przyjsoi To-
staii do ZwiSzku Mar. Pol:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Me zaPomniimy o balu m~ajscym sic
odSyd lego maja ma sail Schoenhcffena
ma r1ec, Sk.rbu " Rapperswylu.
Mech tyje skarbl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Prezes gr. 135 " Dunkirk, N. Y. p.
And. Wicanowski odwiedzil redakcye
na.za: p. w. zaba~i kilka tygo1ni
" Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Ozaaki N dzieh kossiuszkowski ola
Tow; 7: zsna - u p. Kuflewskiego 625
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Me wszystkie j~eszcze grupy nadesla-
y skfadki ns pavilion polsko.s merykaf.
ski.
Gas wielkil
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

skiadajmy ofary ma obch6d Kos.
oiuszkowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

w niniejszym numerze zamiescilism,
sPrawozdanie XIV. sekr. jen. ME nam,
wiec miejscs ma wiadomosci z roznyol
stron swiata.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Rad Cent?. zwiszku Mar. Pol. pre-
sfaf M rece komendanta akademii vol.
skowej " Went Point piekny wieniec =
prosbs ably takowy xioAono ma pomniku
Kosoiuszki " dniu 3 maja W imieniu
polak6w W Ameryoe.
Do wiehca doisozono kilkaset bro
szur o Kosciuszce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Psni kubiehska wrsczyla nam
sprawozdanie z przedstawief ma rzeez
ssPitaia Polskiego; zamieicimy takowe
" Przyszfym aumerzs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Medale Pamiatkows wybite " Chicago
W panied stoletuiej rocznioy Koseiusz-
kowskisj mo4na kaadsgo czasu oglsda6
" redakoyi nsszej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Drukarnia ] redakoys nBcha" pre-.
niesione zo:taiy na MOVIE mieisce pod
Mr.. 1119-ll2l Broadway.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

Sprawozdanie miesieczne sekr. jer
odioaylismy ola braku miejscs do PREY
sziego numeru.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-02

w ubiegiym tygodniu przystspilo do
zwiazku 100 uowYch o.ionk6w.
Widzimy, ze Zwiazek wzrasta powaa.
ME. 70 n sosenie jego podnosi sic ooraa
bardziej | te jest dzis instytucys silpa
zasobna ! og6lnie szanowana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
virginia News Items.

Private Quingley. Battery =. Fourth Ar
,llery. was drowned in the moat on Mon
day at Fortress Monroe
The dwelling OF Thomas Harrison on
Coan river three miles from hea'nSN ,.'c,
- destrov.d by an accidental fire last
week.
Mrs. Z. r. Taiiaferro. Of Christiansburg.
has been elected principal OF the Nortn
Ausslssippi Presbyterian College at Hoiley
Springs. Miss
II. L. Harmon. Of Tazeweh Va ana
w. NJ Han. of Bowling Green. n.y. nave
leased $50 acres Of coal-and on the NOT,
tolk and Western. In Logan county, ana
viii proceed at once TO mine and snip a
fine quality of canal-coal
Despite the action OF the House OF rep
resentatiyes IN placing coal on the Tree
list and the threats OF operators OF """'
they would do in that event, theIe ~ no
visible cessation OF work in the flat-IVp
coal regions at POcahontas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

WHARTON. TEN. February News
has Just come 10 town that sheriff Ham
ilton Dickson was killed above here At
o'clock In company with Sheriff Town
send. OF Columbus. with Deputies Hope,
Heart. and Wells. he had located Brad
dock. the murderer OF Constable Town
send. at Weimar. While entering a
thicket on the east side OF the river, about
three miles below Rancho Grande. Brad
dock was suddenly discovered. He began
firing a close quarters upon Sheriff pick
SOD. who was killed Instantly Immediate
lY one of the posse made short work OF
Braddock who was killed In an instant.
Mr. Dickson was married only Il Few
weeks ago.
Iater.-Constable Heart returned At Y
o'clock tonight. and reports that when
H. II. Moore. who has been hidthg Brad
dock WAS called on u surrender he fred
on the officers. but without effect. They
returned the tire. killing Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
RALEIGH'S RAILWAY.
MAY Be BOUGHT. EQUIPPED, AND OPE-
RATED BY BAlTlMOREANS.
Selected Carolina Photographs for Scenic
America"-About the Historic Expression
"stonewaIl" "-Other State News.

RALEIGH. y. c.. February 7.-(Spe-
ciaI.)-It is now said that Baltimore peo-
pie propose to purchase the Raleigh street
railway at the sale by order OF court.
some time in April and that they VIII
properly equip and operate it.
Mr. l.. \. Coulter. State Secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
has succeeded in raising $500 here for
the local association, which ensures its
proper maintenance for another twelve
months.
state Geologist Holmes has made A
number of selections of the superb photo
graphs illustrating North Carolina, which
were exhibited at the Worlds Fair. The
selections will BE- used I'm a very fine pub
icau0u. Scenic America This state
has $500 worth Of such photographs.
The following attorneys from the First
District are attending the Supreme Court
here: W. y. Rodman. ". j. Griifin. j. II.
Small. W. +. Aydlett. and Charles +.
Warrel.
CHANGES MADE.
some changes in the divisions Of this
revenue district were made to-day.
IhathaIu county was taken from Deputy
". g. Troy and given to Deputy Jones;
Johnson from Deputy Jones and given to
H. T. Dortch Tyrfel from Deputy Caho
and given TO Stubbs.
Durham's fourth cotton-mill the Pearl.
Will soon begin operations. its capital
stock having been increased from Slel.-
On 10 $1,000. The Commonwealth Mills
have been reorsanzod.
Mr. J. :. Hale. of Wilmington. has been
elected chief marshal at the approaching
commencement Of Davidson College.
HEARD HIM SAY IT.
There has been considerable talk among
the veterans I'm this State about the publ.
cation of the article by the late General
j II. Hill in the Century on "Stonewal
Jackson" in which II was said that BE,
never gava him The historic name. In.
Congressman William NJ Robbins of
Statesvllic. y g. says he heard Bee 81,
tp the Fourth Alabama Regiment as h,
was about 10 lead il into action. "Youdci
stands jackson like "A stone wall Lets
80 % his assistance" Mr. Robbins was
an officer in the Fourth Alabama. and say,
many others heard the remark OF Genera
Bee
Day before Yesterday as Mrs. W. G.
Keith WAS walking ~ the dam Of mill
pond on Black river with her two boys
''..' - d''A d" HfdI9' the itlt'f lril lnif
"lter fifteen feet deep. Tho l2-ycar-ol,
boy an once plunged in ana saved his littb
brother
INCREASE THE DESIRE.
The charges of partisanship filed agains
F Collector Simmons have served only to IN
crease the desire for his prompt condrma
tiou.
Mr. AL Fairbrothcr, late editor Of n,
Durham Globe. has ordered material f1
the paper he Will publish at Lynchburg
Va.
The Baptist Orphanage is now ont O.
debt u VIII make efforts to provide much
III. i-d accommodations for fifty NOR
children
The trains on the Wilmington. Nov
bern. and Norfolk railway now run int,
the business portion Of Wilmington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
SOUTHERN FIELD TRIALS.
BcssIe shoupe and Aiicnc. of Richmond
Ar,oue the Prize Winners.

NEW ALBANY. MISS. February r.
4 ro.,., storm stopped competition in tho
southern neld-tria,s this afternoon. unil
tbs hes, between Bessie shoupe and
rousvs Hod was run. Rain again set
j.. saoa after thls heat began, ana continued
uu,u the end IL was good working
h,s, lu. there was a lot OF unfair rush
iu. rr-u.ttcd. The work on birds was
p.,r;v allie. both in the numbers fouud
.ot a.. J.l ia working them. Eacn
3..rd Two L.vles ard pointed FIVE single
lt,It qbD work of Bessie, taken as
,.roi. trr.uchlut me stake. was far bot
,.r D.an that OF Topsy's Rod. Ths win
r.r, .rc. The AVcnt and Thaycr kennel 8
g.,e.,s Eod hrsf. and &. J.. Stokcss
I:e..i. slouuc second. The thirl prize
,,..s. .si,...a between T.. Loullm1s Light
r.l E..sUr Manchester Kennel Com
tary's Cauc White, ana e. l.. Stokes's
AUcur.
Tho au-ree vas Ulon begun, the first
lalt between LILLIAN EussoH and De Soto
l.iu., rm iu tte rain. Lillian out-classrd
b-y competitor in every respect, ana
f9gn! "a 4rDlt many birds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
FEMALE PHYSICIANS FOR FEMALES
Strong Argument la Favor Of Then, c.-
Women'- Ward. in A.,itn,,.

TAIEWELL. VA. = F..... ..t
To the Editor OF tn l..-...
A., .tt,.rt,t .,,........t
%" ''n'"'y '''"' N'' t.'
been "a subject ~ scrau s..
for years II WIS il r........
before the Lrrislttur. 4.........
phvsiclans for tho fDr... ....
insane asylums. All rr. .....
sNmpath,tic people w., ...
n, inside worknss OF ASYLUM
will recognize in Mr.. I.Ir..
struggle ~ an earnr-. s.a
put forward that whi.h fs ..
for these unfortunate g.. ..
tragedy II living on is .ff.r -.
ful than tho tragedy which ..
AN tho dlsiuhcrited ana ..u.,.
no.e should so strongly ..r
sympathios as tho msa... .-. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

\ letter was received yesterday by Or.
Jud. T.. Wood from Judge J. NJ Crute.
Of Farmvile asking for Information rria-
tive 10 the organization Of Il society
similar 10 that of Dr. Woods. ana also
10 send a copy OF the bill recently passed
by the Legislature. The Judge says
society Is needed In his locality. AMI that
he has been watching with much interest
the work OF the Richmond Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals.
Dr wood answered the letter AZ once
and promised ~ send the Judge copy
OF the law just as soon as IL Is printed.
also 10 give any other information at his
Gisposal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
THREE CENTS PER COPY

rendered. both vocal and lns,r,,,,...-,
At midnight the party reuroI 10 Ia
dIning-room, where an elegant nero.
was served. Among those yr.s.n, 80
Misses Alice Burton, Lula S. a..
Amelia Weimer. Eva Doughty. FH, d..
kinson, Mamie Holdsworth. Mary N.,..
Lottie Boston. Jennie Bear. = Ia Mo-.
Mamie We,mer, Mary Nleh.s. ~.
Willie Robertson, Clint. Rl,,ar. F..-.
Wilborne. oscar Howard. jim y.rf.,,.-
George Shackelfori. Jim TIA. Y...
Burnett. steve. Wood. i'm :.
rheo. Neates, Walter Tign.r. Fr4 V..
son. Eddie Puilcr. Luther flr'. nix.
ard Woolridge. Joe Wool f... .. ....
Henninghausen. Willie N.L. ...
/ Nichols, and $ Gary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
Costly om is-lnn.

\ verdict for urromwr'. l '.--
ages va. rendered ae'...f f.. f.'.ot.
Milwaukee and 81 rla t..ns Com.
plny ~ Chicago. AMI u0.. t i.,r.'.ft
the Judgment has t'.u a.'...H lt
rloinuU. Patrick Walsh a lI.rr c.t a
verdict of S29.58 for m.u
from being run down hr .. f.
Roe lost his left arm pnl ut mp
his rirht hnud. The App-.'f. ..... f
thar - verdict SD lars" A.uil
% as excessive n thr uN| .t
were accompanied ly r. D.tl
in, that II contained 800 a.. ..t. u.
troduccd az tn 'uui hIt u fH- ..,
90 srch a cetiMe1r tu' uI-H H.8
.fffnlfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

Daniel Martin. the negro who was
stabh-d In the side by John Scott last
Saturday. died In the almshousc yester-
day morning. Coroner Taylor viii ho,d
a post mortem this morning.
An inquest.was held yesterday over the
remains OF William Johnson, the negro
who died IA the almshOuse from r pistol
shot wound inflicted ny Abram Mere
dith The evidence showed that the me-
groes were drunk, and that the shooting
was accidental. Tne jurJ returned
XarIlcf 10 thls effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
The Eichnond and Danville.

The meeting Of the stockholders ~ the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany ~ have been held here yesterday
was postponed until March 2lst
Mr. Reuben Foster. one 0f the receivers
Of the road. was in the city yesterday,
and returned 70 the North IN the AFTER
noon Mr. Foster Is spoken Of tor the
presidency OF the road when the reor-
gaulzation takes place.
The officers mere DO not appear 70 know
ANYTHING about the reported sale Of the
Richmond and West Point Terminal real
estate IN this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
Senator-Elect McLaurin.

JACKSON. MISS. February AT noon
to-day the two houses OK the legislature
met IN joint session for the purpose of
electng a United states senator 20 sue
coed Senator WaithIil. resigned. and the
ballot resulted: A. j. McLaurin Demo
craD. ~. BGrkitt QOpullsU, Is. scatter
ing, (. the last being popuist and Repub-
ican votes. In "A few brief words Mr..
McLaurin accepted the trust, and he viii
leave FOR Washington Monday. Among
the kilograms or congrntulation received
by him was one from Senator -. b. HILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

The Speaker. however heiu that thIs CUM
only b. dQne by. unanimous consent. ana
objection was made in each case.
the Speaker announced the vote as fol-
lows: Yeas. ia: nays, 3-no quorum.
Before further action was inaugurated
Mr. Springer made the point OF order
that III constituted a quorum. and not
17g. as had been held. In support Of this
ne cited the ruling of eX-Speaker Reed IN
the Fifty-nrst Congress, holding that
o1orum consisted Of a majority OF the
living members. and not Of all those who
! had been elected
Mr. Reed said that he was not clear
on that point. but was under the I'M
! pression that he had decided otherwise.
REED AGAINST REED.
The Speaker read Mr.. Reeds decision
/ from the Journal Of the Fifty-nrst Con-
,,r.ss in which II was shown that in
! an important case-a cOntcsted-election
| c,se-he (Crisp1. being on the floor at the
/ time the point Of order was made that
"A quorum consisted Of a majority Of the
membership Of the House. and not Of the
| living members; that Speaker Reed owing
| 10 the confusion at the time, could not
/ find the precedcnts. and 50 allowed me
| uoiut temporarily. but on reviewing the
| question subsequently. and looking up the
prec.dents decided that quorum con-
| sisted Of i majority Of the living mem
bers
/ Sir. Reed replied that In that case he
/ had changed his opinion; and 1t was cyl
| dent that the Speaker had changed ms
| The speaker resumiug. held to the opih-
! ion of his predecessor. that quorum
| consisted OF "a majority of the living mem
| hers. but that he would submit the ques-
! ton 10 The House for decision.
Mr.. Reed suggested that three Of the
vacancies bad been filed by elections. ana
| that while none of these n"Wly-ciecl'u
member had been sworn In. the fact that
| they had been elected might change the
status Of affairs The Speaker did not
/ think they were members until sworn ln'
and could not, therefore. he taken INTO
| account.
Alegsrs. Cochran. Bailey. and Rayner
| came into the discussion, and Alr. iayhtr
| made ID parliamentary inquiry as 10
whether 70 would be IN order To lay the
uenling point Of order on the table ana
/ order another roll-can. The Speaker said
/ il could De- done 10y unanimous consent
and uo objection being offered the ques-
! lion as 10 what constituted a quorum
was left "in statu quo and the roll was
called on the question of agreeing TO the
pending Hawaiian resolutions.
THH RESOLUTIONS AGREED TO.
ON thiS sD''N' ''' ',i' w ~
voted mo TO HltN' iu3' u'', '.,, "i'i Wv, W.,
/ EepHhiicans' s-'.i- ''''i' , ' ,',' ,,i ,', '.D
/ prevent 'H' 4''' '-', .tt -. m.
uoS anu '''' r,,,s ..or.eJ =, by q
~ o., Thi. vota vas
VIZ a.. Vim tv, ovc.ptions-
"i I''' ,f's.re ,,,,mmiu,s ana SickIes.
IN, yr,i- vino voted with the Reuub-
l,.,ns AGAINST the resolutions. The Demo-
Gratis voted for the resolutions and the
uopublicaus against them. The Populists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

The cases OF Edward Murphy John
Monohan. Il. ). Monroe. ana Frank
WOngo. charged with 6..ng engaged IN !,
prIze-fight at the Turr~t;xcnange. and
Mr.. Brady manager OF the EAchnnke'
charged with aiding and abeuins ine
fight. will come up I'm the Police Court
for examination this morning This analf
has created widespread interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
CARELESS ACTOR CRANE.
Left Si,S1J in Ills Coat - Temptation
Ia Iii, Salrt, Eel.

The loungyrs i'm The Tombs Police Court,
New York. on Tuesday morning were
treated TO AN unusual incident in the
presence I'm court of Actor William II.
Crane. who is now playing The sena-
tor" at tho Star Theatre. Mr. Crane ap-
peared as complainant against his valet,
William Bell. whom hc charged with
stealing $l.N5 from him.
The money was taken from MIR. Gran,
a week ago. lie had put u I'm his coat
pocket In order 10 deposit il I'm the bank.
Upon reaching the theatre Mr.. Crane. for
getful OF the money. took his coat of
ana gave ii to Bell, his valet, % carry
TO a tailor ana have some repairs made.
This was done. and when the coat came
back Mr.. Crane suddenly thought of his
money but it had been taken from his
coat \ search resulted. but the money
could not be found.
The matter was reported at police head
quarters. and Detective Crowley was
placed on the case. II was not long be-
fore he found reason u suspect Bell, and
yesterday he arrested him.
Bell is a brlght-ey,d. intelllgent-appear-
ing young negro. lie halls from char
lotte. y. c.. and has been with Mr. Crane
for two years. lie tells a story impli-
eating another negro. Bel says he found
the money in the coat. laid II on Il table
in the dressng-r0om, and that the other
negro stole IL.
Bell was remanded for examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
Good Recommendation.

Ia FAYETrE. INDIA Mis-. James
Fay. liking near this city, claims 10 have
been cured by the use Of simmons Liver
Regulator aftcr Ave or six Of the best
physicians hsd pronounced the case hope
less. Albert A. Wells Your druggist
sells Il In powder or liquid. The powder
20 be taken dry or made into tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
rhira.s.ree, Property Sold.

Mr.. John S. Elicit has purchased the
SPOTS mansion. at the corner OF lhiIi
ago Mr. Edgerton s. Rogers bought thus
nTonerty for $1,000. The fine T. sidence
aat Eo Az south Third street, built by
MIR. Rogers. has been sold 10 Mr.. W. ..
walters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08
PIsn.nre ON Church nm.

A soclabla WAS given by several young
ladies OF Church Hih at the Residence
OF Mrs. Frank Nichols. porth Ninetes nin
street, Monday night. q. honor OF Mlzs
Lula w Borst, OF PETERSBURG Iher"
were several beautiful musieai sslecp8n'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-08

To meet the wants or tI. U... so
give liberal discount ol lf h... ut
work. Avail yourself .f ti- .ui.rt..I..
DAVIS GAILfIlf.
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