davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Grad we WSedRa i "a

Ulewa i grad, jaki spad}
ma Wiedeh, ME da sic w
szczeg6}ach dostatecznie OPT
sac. Szyb cd strony wiatru
potrzaska} grad przesz}o
million; w gmachu g}6wnego
urzedu celnego 74oo. Telegra-
fem zwoIano szklarzy Z Mast
pomniejszych, dalekich nawet
okolic. Winnice, ogrody W
mieScie i okolicy szeroko
zburzone, w parkach / ma
alejach drzewa ogo}ocone z
liSci, ga}ezie po}amane. w
Praterze ruch z tego powodu
usta1 ma pewien czas, ME
mona by}o ami precise ami
przejechac. Okolo 200 os6b
Jest ciezko pokaleczonych -
2 zabi}y kulki gradu - wielu
ludzi grad powali( ma zienie,
a prad woody porwa} re soba
i tax unosi}, dop6ki i'm ME
dano pomocy, wielu powstac
ME mog}o, majac nogi poia-
name. Konie w niejednym
zaprzegu sic rozblegafy,
albcwiem w%oznice rannl cd
gradu pospadywali z koz{6w.
Kulki gradu tax by}y DUE l
pada}y TAX gesto, re pod lch
uderzeniem powygina}y sic
metalowe che}ny straznlkow.
Ulewny deszcz pozalewaf
DUO mieszkah sklepowych, a
straz pozarna miala DUO
piracy przy ratowaniu ludzl,
szczeg6lniej dzieci cd zalan1a
sic woda. Wszystkie dzielnice
miasta doznaly spustoszenia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Stub rDo ana erykansku.


Pewien YANKEES z Albany pod
Nowym Orleanem opowlada W
gazetach amerykahskich, ]ak SIC
ozeni}:
W okolicy pozna}em }adna, MILO
d. p%anieoke, imle jej by}o Debora.
Zacza}em sig starac o iej reke l
p~oszczesc1}o MI sig. Gdy6mY juz
byli pc s1owie, rodzice panny
naznaczyl1 dzleh sluba i poszlismy
do pastora, zebY nam Stub dat.
Pc drodze zdarzy4 M sic jednak
taxi wypadek, zem wpa+rzywszy sig
W oczy mel ]narzeczonej, wdepnaf
W b}oto i splami1em mojej uko-
chanel slubna sukn1e. Dasa}a sig
bardzo ma mnie j kledYsmY stanell
pred pastorem / tenze zapYta1 a.:
Cheese go poj2c "a prawowitego
ma{zonka? - odpowiedzia}a: Me
chce, DO mnle utru].
Pastor kazal nam p6js6 sobie.
Odprowadzi}em Debora do domu
rodz1c6w, przeprasza}em, wysclska"
lem i kledym jei kupii sznur
droglch perez, zmlek1a. Poszlismy
drugl raz do pastora; ta raza SEE
diem bardzo ostroznle, patrzac
pred sic i przysz4o nj ma mysl,
zeby Deborze zrobl6 igla, by MI
ma przysz4os6 ME grymasi}a. Gdy
vice pastor zapyta} mnie: CIV
cheese po]aG Debore "a prawowita
ma}zonke? - odpowledziaiem: Me
chce, DO mnie utru{a!
Debora zacze{a pEaka6, zrobi}o
mi sic zal, przeto rzek}em do
odchodzacego pastora: To tylko
zartY;; biore sobie Debore za ma}-
zonke! Ale pastor obejrza} sic
tylko / rzek}: W kosclele zadnych
zart6w ME ma! - i poszed} sobie.
Wrocilismy znowu do rodzic6w
DeborY;: ktora cd placzu utulie
sic ME mogfa. Ma drugi dzleh
poszed}em z MA do pastora i mo,
VIE: Przychodze, zeby po]ac Debore
"a prawowlta ma}zonke!
A pastor ma 70: Teraz ia wan
powiem, zescie mnie utrul1 / slubu
ME daje; kosci6} ME jest ma zarty!
MusielismY pc q trzeci wracaG
cd pastora. Debora TAXA nY}a
rozgniewana, re sic ME dafa pre-
proslG ami aksamitaml, ami z{oteml
kolczykami. Musla}em przestat
bywa6 W domu je] rodzicow.
W kilka tygodn1 potem pozna-
1em lima panne mniej iadna, ale
tez ladna i bardzo bogata, spodo'
baiem jej sic i dalismy sobie szowo
Zeby ME mice zawodu Il mege
pastora, przeprowadzl}em sic &c
parafl 1nnego pastora i wzia1em
Stub z dzisiejsza moj2 IONA.
Pierwszy pastor wid2ac mnie
zonatego, skina1 raz ma ulicy j
~jeszcze mi palcem grozl}: ZEN soble
pozwoll1 zart6w W koSciele. Wyt}6
maczylem mu, re TAXI ekkomysln
PIE by}em i ME jestem l re wszy
stko poszfo ztad, zem "a pierws5G
raza wdepn9l W b}oto ma ulicy
Serdecznie mu tez usclska1em rekf
"a to, he "a trzecl2 raza slubu ME
chciaf daG, DO 1~naczej ME by}byn
sic ozenit z moja bogat9 poiowlca
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
szYcla, Kto obchodzi sic bez : ma.

szYcla, Kto obchodzi SIC bez . ma
szynY ten sic dobrowoln1e pozba-
via ogromnej korzysci osiagnletej
"a pomoca ]ednego z naiwaznlej
szych wynalazk6w. Maszyna raz
zakuplona jest wlecznYm skarbem.
zada n zap}atY, ME sprawia ona
wydatk6w AMI k}opotu i jest zaw-
see gotowa do natychmlastowego
wykonania roboty, ktora dawniej
wykonYwa}y pracowite gosposie;
a robota maszyny jest dzleslec razY
lepsza | szybsza. N1ekt6re maszyny
4acza W soble ~najlepsze pomys4y
i ulepszenia, At6remi tax obfcie
uposazouo ten znakomity wynala-
EEK.
Maszyna, obejmujaca wszystkle
najnowsze ulepszenla ; poslada]aea
najlepsze cechy, jest maszyna do
szycla ,,Oxford", wYrabiana przez
Oxford Manufacturing Company W
Chicago; ma ona sc1eg zamykany
i szutelke ldaca lekko 1 cicho.
Maszyny to maja nastepu]ace
wazne cechy: Tanlos6, doskona}e,
samo kierujace j stopniowane ma
piecie;; So one pod kontrola opera
tora a "a robocle ich MONA Jaw
wsze polegac. Nawlekai9 mic
zupe}n1e s~amodzielnie we wszyst-
kich punktach, w1aczajac szufelke.
Igla wtyka SIG samodzielnie, a
wszystk1e pomocnicze przyrzady
daja sic }atwo 1 szybko przytwier-
die we Wfasciwem mlejscu. Szufel-
ka ma }atwy wahad}owY ruch, kt6rY
jej pozwala pozostaG zawsze we
w}aSciwem mieiscu. WyrobY tel
kompanjl, mlanowicie maszyny
Oxford i Kolumbijskie otrzymalY
W nagrodzle medal ma Wystawie
Kolumbijskiej W Chicago. Katalog
ilustrowany kompanja poszle kaz-
demu bezp}atnle. AdresowaG: The
Oxford Manufacturing Company
Chicago.
PLACIC "a KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Ksiazki DO nabozeh~
silva

D7iecie DO Boga....... ....-...2o
Dsiecie do Boga 50 osiolemi brge,
K what Aiowinnosci ola dzieei polls
kich W Ameryce.........,..2b
,Ksia&oczka" do nabozehs1va dis
mtodzieAy, zfocone brzel, z}ooo'
ny tytulik, p6fsk6rek sytulie
ken lJ6zefa Chociszew,slegol
Ea sama k~sa&eczka oprawna W
sk6rks z obrazkiem..-.-....s5
Ia sama ,,ksiateczAa Go nabo&eh-
silva ola mtodzise&y, ekuciem
Ia sama op,awna W kobo sfonlowa,
albo W aksam.t. ........ IS
. Ola dorosf 2 c e.
ANIOb SIROz oprawny W Nxorks
xtocons brzeEl zoo
Anid& .Str1a,~ oprawny W
skdrSe, zi".a1,a orzesi, 2 okucieIn,
zamcrzH'u1s< ztotym tytuIiklem
AAs HiAto1 of'S'HJ AoDv
s!on1owa hub " aKsamlt...3.Go
1EOTY OETARZYA, mocno Co.
prawEy ze zfoconyn g ty1ulikisms
WYBOREK opraw. W pi@tno 1910
ziocone brzegi, skorka O.8O
zokuc'em zameczk iem LOO
~ OHTARZYK POLSKI -
ze zioconemi brzegami lao
20 sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. W skorks l.6o
zfeoono hrzegi LIE
&c .sprzaczka 500
Ogr6dek D b y, o.
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brze.
gi, z obrazkami ma okAadce,s Eie.
eonym tYtalikiem...... $3.50
Ta sama ksia1ka z zameczkiezn
i okueiem. ZOO
W e k4 Mary opr. W
sS6rke. .2b
Wianek Maryi, s3oeony
otulik i z}oc1:,.s brzegi- LIZ
Wianeh #>ryL z2oe( :nas
hrzeggi. 4 gaa xiem I oku tlsaa'
SEQ. ,..4- So .~.,~A.%.As g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

professor ma co jesc, a W zimie mu-
81 usychac, to i palce SO suche.
= odpowiedzia1 uczeh. Trzeba PREY
znaG, W odpowiedzi jest pewna "a
eva.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
@ geEasze.

,,Dziennikom dzlslel szym
zyciu pub]icznem przypada bardzo
wanna rola, DO powinny bye nletyl-
ko t}omaczami, ale takze kierowni-
kami opinii ~publicznej; W konsty-
tucyjnych pahstwach rola ia jest
szceg6lnie wanna, tworzy BOWEN
dope}niaj2ca, organiczn2 Geese zy-
Ella konstytccyjnego."
- Dr.. Wekkerle 1898.
,,zyiemy W ~czasach', gdy
wszystko ulega przeobrazeniu, pra-
sa, jak i inne rzeczy. Ably bronic
swych zasad, ME w~ystarcza rozwij ac
ich pred ograniczonem gronem
czytelnik6w: trzeba zejsc ma plac
publiczny, mieszaG sic z t{umem,
przemawiaG glosem zrozumia}ym
ola wszystkich' - Herve.
,,Dziennik ME moze i ME chce
bye organem uczonych, chce on
~oddzia1ac IA masy, pouczac lud,
zjednaG 60 pewnemu stronnictwu,
dostarczyc mu rozrywki."- Sa'
bia.
mic tax ME os}abi}o mocy
druku, jak k}amstwo-i prawde te-
raz ludzie albo jake podejrzana
witaia." Mickiewicz 1888.
,,Sady dziennik6w naszej OPT
nil SO jak komplementa naszych
przyjaci61: ME wierzymy i'm, a jed.
max sprawjaja nam przyjemnosc."
C. Valtour.
,,Dziennik jest kramem, W
kt6rym publicznosci sprzedaj g ] jed.
wab tego koloru, kt6rego zsda'"
-Balzac.
,,Dzienniki wskazuja sekundy
IA zegarze dziei6w."-Schopenhauer
,,Dzienniki SO jednym z glow
nych srodk6w cywilzacji, dzieki
kt6rym my Europejczycy stalismy
sic Europejczykami." -Schloezer.
,,Jest to rozkosza dziennikars-
twa a moze wfasciwa jego funkcja,
r~oztracaG fgury ma szachownicy."
-Bergerat:P olityk powinien czytac
dzienniki IA jswiezsze; flozof pre-
sz1oroczne."-G. Tournade.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
HRASAhle
Racy0.

Racy0.
Dlaczego zwYkle zegary
mleiskie bywaja ~umieszczane ma
wYsokich wiezach?
- Zapewne dlatego, zebY ich
z{odziele rue ukradll.
Ml5o$G.
O]ciec.-MoJa c6rka Aurella
ma wprawdzle jedne noge kr6tsza,
ale gdybY jei sic tax traf} porzadny
cz}owiek, to got6w by5bym te no
&c banknotam1 nadsztukowac.
Kawaler.-Pan1e dobrodzieju!
czy HE masz cork z obydwoma
nogami krotszeml?
MAJ pod p%untot2eno.
Dokt6r .-Jak pan wol'sz to
lekarstwo zazywst. W kroplach cry
w p%igufkach?
Pacyent LIDO zony - jake ty
duszko wollsz ,zebym zazywa1?.....
Ma targowlsAu.
Ch{op: lie ma lat ia szkapa?
~ d: Szedem rokow.
h}o P: Do llcha, wyglada ma
wiecej.
zYd: Ia co ME ma wygladacz?
juzcic w'gIada, DO una j%eszcze chce
nc dluzej.
Panic SzmuIu, ola czego pan
tax rozpychasz ludzl ma ul1cy
4okciam ,nalezv bye grzeczniej Sym.
= Owszem, ia bardzo jestem gree
cznym dla wszystkich ludzl =
odpowiada Szmul-aIe kiedy spie.
SIG ma licytacy9, to ia ME moge
pamletaG o grzecznosci6w.
Nauczyciel wiejski, chcac sic
popisaG ia egzaminie, re uczniowie
jego nawet izyke studyowali, zapy-
tai jednego z uczni:
Powiedz mi N.,dla czego piers
cionka tego ia moim palcu W lecie
sciagnac ME MONA, podczas gdy
W zimie zlatuje zen z 1atwoscia?
Bo prosze pana profesora, W
lecie SO kartofe i kapusta, to pan
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
SENNIK
= ozyli -
WR0ZENIE ZE SNOW

Przesz&o 1850 przypadkdw s}uz4ee
z roznych starodawnych ksk2e
zebrane l porz9dkiem abecadfowya
ola rozrywki i zabawy ciekawyeb
ludzl .og}oszone.
CENA Is C.
l1o*nu tie ksie@ke dostad 10 ksss@
qary7i II OW SKLEGO "
Wmnna, Mum. SO e. End stI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
KATOLIKA!
SKARB OLA GOSPOSI.
Wzrasta5aca pOpularnosG
maszyn do szycia
,.DXf0rd''.

Zaden lnny przedm1ot ME moze
z taxa sfusznoscia bye uwazany
]ako skarb domowY &C maszyna do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
w ST. LIE i.

Teraz ty B. uwazaj! Jezeli twoj
ojciec zarobi4 mp. l6 dol. cd robo-
ty garnituru, a z tego oddaf 10 dol.
"a materye W sklepie, lie mu sic
iesZcze Zostanie?
Mic, prosze pana profesora.
Ola czego?
30 tato reszte zawsze przeplJa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Organista
nauczyciel

p%osiadajacy d}ugolet-
MIA praktyke W tym
kraju, w}adajacy je-
zykiem polskim an
gielskim i niemiec-
kim, oraz znaJacy pod
kazdym wzgledem
zach organistowski,
p%oszukuje posady =
.%najchetniej ma far
mach.
Blizsze wiadom0sci
w Redakcyi
.... KATOLIKA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

W z,narI W
tych dniach Inspector policyl
Andrea Henzler, kt6ry jake
5oIniecz W r, 1865 podcaas
wojny q Prnsami odznaczyl sic
nadswyczaj celnym etrzaIem ;
wysadail MIN w powietrze ca1y
park oble&piczei artyleryi
prusklei pod K.oeni gsgraetzem.
Przez ten strzai uniemozIiwil
bombardowanie miasta przez
Prusak6w. Wdziec3ni obywatele
tego miasta na}ali mu "a to
dyplom honorowego obywateLa
i cenny u%pcmineb, a wlad2a
wojskowa medal srebrny zas}d :
81.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

szk6d o%gromnych malo
dach6w pozostalo nieuszkodzo-
nych. Naprawa potrwa kilka
tygodni.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Zkad Wracasz piiaku?

Zkad wracasz pijaku?
z walnego zgromadzenia, mo
ia duszko!
q siniaka mad okiem i z podra-
panel twarzy wida6, porzadnie G:
gdzies nawalili.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
z GALICYi.

KRAKOW 20 czerwca. Pc.
wodz zabrala W xminie Wo-
iowice groble. MIN strumieh
w%ylewaiacy sic przez przerwe
W grobli m6gl zostac zatrzY-
many, woda uprowadzila $50
dom6w znajdujacych sic poni'
zej grobli. Pionerzy zasypali
przerwe q n%arazcniem Was
nego zycia. Strata co do zie :
miop}od6w jest niezmierna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Il ucharka
pOLSKA
e. SKA
xa%wieraj9ca "
kilka set

p7zep1S0W H~1cH0TsKsch.
ola mfodych mezatek, kucharek
guspodyh Ia TAME sEnaczne przy-
rzqdzanie rozmaltych potraw, 8
szczegd]nie cup, sos6w, jarzyne
potraw m1esnych i postnych s
uwzg)ednienie1n potraw polskicho
mianvw1c,e barszczu. blgosu, IRA
gov, iak6w, i p1eczywa amerYkan~
skiego jaxo to-: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, I'D.
CENA so c.
Ao3no te hsiqshe 9osta6 20 ksies
1t;yn; Il. DEED O WSHLEGc W
W.nona, Mimi. So 4. End str. e.,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
W lunar! W

w HUSlAIYNlE umart W
tych dniach W so roku zycla
rabin M. Friedman, kt6ry
miedzy jzraelitami chasYdami
miat opinie ,~cudotworcY"
Olbrzymich swych dochod6w
uzywal giownie ma cele dobro.
czyDne; W domu jego codzlen-
ME stol by& nakrytY ola kill
kadziesieciu os6b biednych.
Wieksze wydatki rabina pokry-
wall chetnie jego bogaci Two
lennicy. Gdy W zesz1ym roku
iecnat z iona do kapieli, iowa.
rzyszyto mu W podr6zy 8 os6b,
ktore tworzYlY niejako jego
dw6r. Taxi jednorazowy pobyt
rablna W kaplelach kosztowa]
okolo Is, 900 zfr. Gdy chorowa},
sprowadzono na]3nakomitszYch
inaidrolszych lekarzY. Ostatnia
lego choroba, kt6ra trwafa
3 miesiace, miala kosztowa6
$4,000 zfr. Pochowano 20 Q
godz. 4 i pol zrana. Nastepca
zmar1ego rabina ma bye
trzydziestoletni syn jego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

PLACIC "a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-06
PROPOSITION TO TuNKHANNocR.
Scrautonians Want to Light Borough
xryf,b

scrautonians Want to Light Borough
with Electricity.
T runkhannock New Age says that
W. Boyd and z. r. Simpson, of the
Scr IN Supply and Machinery COM
pan. have made on offer to light the
bore gh of Tunkhannock by electricity,
whicn is by far the cheapest yet sub
mitted to the borough council.
Their offer is to put up as many
lights about town as there are oil
lamps at present, and keep them burn
ing as much Of the time as necessary
for $500 per year, the lamps to be 100
candle power incandescents. This is at
yearly cost of from 800 to $3.50 moro
than the kerosene lights now used cost
They offer to sell as much or as little
stock to local capitalists as they choose
to take, and If at any time after the
plant is established, the borough wants
to take it off their hands they will sell
at q reasonable figure. 1t is the inten.
ton to erect n power house at the out.
let Of Lake Carey. which will be run
by water from the lake. The scheme
includes the lighting of the lako and
the running of an electric road from
Tunkhannock to Factoryville, provided
the latter project promises to be q pay
ing investment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-06
NOTES ABOUT Y. w. C. a.

Board of managers will hold its monthly
meeting this morning ut $50 II. m.
Miss Tompkinson, secretary Of the
branch association, and Miss Shardlow,
physical director, are enjoying vacations
IN New York state anu will not return
until fell.
Those who visited the rooms last night
spent an instructive and enjoyable even
ing. Many beautiful photographs were
shown and an interesting talk in explana-
tion of them given.
The outings of the juniors will be con-
tinued during the summer, affording the
little girls safe and enjoyable days out
ing in the open air. The outing on Mon
day in tho Duumore woods gave much
pleasure,
The tennis court on Madison avenue
will be open to memters of the assoca-
tion every Monday and Wednesday after
noon and evening and Saturday morning
Young ladies desiring to secure regular
hours for its use can arrange for same at
the office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-06
NoN.sulT WAS RsEusEp.
Judge MoPherson Would Not Grant On
In Shoemaker Case,

Judge McPheraon Would Not Grant One
In Shoemaker Case.
The case of c. B Sherwood against
August Vockroth and Frederick Vock-
roth was tried before Judge Archibald
yesterday. The plaintiff Was repre-
sented by Attorney c. II. Sopsr and the
defendants by Attorney A. Il. Chase.
Most Of the day was consumed in try
ing the case. The property in dispute
is a boiler that was sold on an execu-
ton against Gottleib Kramer, Mr.. 81
per, attorney Tor the plaintiff, purchas-
ing it for his client.
Later the defendants entered Il claim
to the effect that they were the real
owners and that they had merely
leased it to Kramer. The boiler is said
to be worth about 1926 Up to the
time court adjourned, the jury had not
agreed upon n verdict.
The trial OF the case Of Joseph Shoe
maker against the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad company
WAS continued before Judge McPher.
son in court room No, 2 This case is
being hOtly contested. In the after
iipbll th' NVAVhuhiI'o luONcu lOE u UUu-
suit on the ground that the plaintiff
had not shown negligence on the part
of the company in not having pro-
vided their engines with suitable spark
arreslers The motion was not al
lowed, however, aad the defense will
proceed with their side of the cise this
morning.
In court room No. 3 the case of
James Reilly against NJ. I. Keller was
heard 10y Judge Gunster. Colonel f.
j. Fitzsimmons represented the plain
tiff and Attorneys l. Amerman aud G.
S, Woodruff the defendant The snit
was brought to recover $2j for exca.
voting for cellar, the plaintiff alleg-
ing that he worked for Peter Mulligan,
but fearing he would not be paid, he
was assured by Mr.. Keller, for whom
the cellar was being dug, that if Mul-
ligan did not pay he (Keller) would
Mulligan did not recompense Reilly
and so he seeks to recover from Keller.
The latter denied that he ever en-
ployed Reilly or gave him any aasur-
ance that he would zee him paid. He
had settled all elaine with Mulligan.
The jury returned verdict in the
plaintiffs favor
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MARRIED OVER AGAIN.
Taylor GosaipI Cause Trouble for Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Russell.

Taylor GossipI Cause Trouble for Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Russell.
Albert Russell and Emma Millhime,
according to their own story, were yes
terday united in marriage for the sec
ond time. The couple have lived at
Taylor as man and wife for some time
past. but their conjugal bliss was
more or less marred by the busy gos-
sips of the place who circulated reports
to the effect that Mr.. Russell had
never made the woman his wife.
In reply to the accusation, however,
the couple assert that they were mar
ried in Binghamton about one year ago,
but unfortunately had lost their mar
riage certificate.
For some cause or other they were
not able to procure duplicate of the
certificate, and so for the purpose of
silencing their traducers the pair came
to this city yesterday and procured q
license. after which tho marriage cere-
mouy was performed by Alderman
Fuller, who tied the knot 80 tight that
he feels certain 10 one will hereafter
dispute the right of Mr., and Mrs.
Russell to live together as man and
wife
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HE NEVER CAME BACK.
Absconds with q Bicycle Built only for

Absconds with a Bicycle Built only for
One.
A very plausible individual succeed =
ed yesterday in buncoing the Columbia
bicycle agency cut OF new model,
$l3j wheel.
The man entered the establishment
early in the day and was shown q
handsome Columbia by the manager
f. G, Hand He found some fault with
the handle bars, but said if they were
altered he would buy the machine.
Later in the day he again visited the
salesroom during the managers alb
sence and readily obtained the clerk 8
consent, to try the wheel. He had been
trying it up to late hour last night |;
tnat is, he had not returned to notify
Mr.. Hand whether he would purchase
or not
The smooth individual is supposed to
be the purity who registered at the
Westminster Friday as II. G. Clark,
New York. He appeared to be q travel.
ing man, is about six feet in height
and weighs 1G5 pounds. He has sparse
side whiskers and wore light striped
trousers and black coat and vest. A
diamond ring on the little finger com
pletes the description.
The police were notified Of the case
and furnished description of the
wheel as follows: Columbia. model 80.
extra high frame, No. 666, wooden rims.
Ice cream at wholesale. Reinhart's
marknt
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GIRoFLs-GiRoFlA REPEATED.
The MacKay-Ksnney Opira Company a
Exoells mt Production.

The MacKay-Kenney opira Company a
Excellent Production.
The MacKay- Comic Opera
company repeated "Girohp- Girofa" at
the rockingham theater last evening
before an enthusiastic audience. The
production was in some respects
smoother than on Monday evening.
The chorus performed its work in ex-
cellent style. The singing of Miss Fan.
ME Meyers, Miss Lizzie Gonzalez, Syl-
Wan Langlois and Charles Holmes was
especially fine. Dan Young increased
his hold on popular favor by his mimi
table comedy work.
"Girofe -Giroha" will be repeated at
the rockingham this afternoon at 2. 30
o'clock and this evening. These will
be the last two performances of the
charming and tunetul opera. Matinee
prices will be 10. 10 and 2j cents.
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THE PROCEEDINGS TODAY.
Mr.. NILaND's STATEMENT.

Pronouuces Story in thu Tim's, Re-
ferring to Mr.. Bolaud, a Falsshood.
John INLAND. of the Elmira Budget,
states that the article IN the Times of
yesterday in reference to an encounter
with William Boland WAS false Nj
land and Boland met in the hall of the
Price building aud Mr.. Boland, he al
legeq, made threats rs to what would
occur in case future articles regarding
Boland should appear in the Budget.
Mr.. INLAND paid no attention to Mr..
Bolands remarks, which formed the
sole foundation for the Times article.
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ley Railroad company: President, John
B. Smith; vice president, A. H.. Nc
Clintock; directors, John b. Smith,
John King. George II. Catlin. Samuel
Hines, Eben B. Thomas. E H. Mead.
A. II. McCintock.
The Dunmore Iron and Steel com
pany elected John B. Smith. president; /;
George B. Smith, George H Catlin. A
d. Blackinton, E. H. Mead. directors.
and Joseph F. Fear. secretary and
treasurer.
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form will be brick. All the plastering
is finished and the plumbers and gas
filters are busily st work.
The Bridge street and Vino street
depots will be abandoned when posses
sion is taken of the new building and
all of the Offices at both places will be
removed TO the new one.
The suite of office rooms is in the top
story and are commodious, comfortable
and we'll lighted,
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DERTH OF JAMES N. KELLY.
He Had Been Ill But Few Days Before
His Death.

He Had Been Ill But Few Days Before
His Death.
James NJ. Kelly. of 1888 North WASH
ington avenue. died yesterday morning
The funeral will be held tomorrow at
Z a. M. from st. Paul's Catholic
church, Green Ridge
The deceased is survived by widow
and six children as follows: Mrs. John
j. Howley. Mrs. Edward McAudrsw,
Miss Katie Kelly, John r., James J.
and Edward Il. Kelly, and his broth
ers, Peter Kelly. Sl4 Monroe avenue, of
this city, and Edward Kelly, OF Homes
dale.
Mr., Kelly was i'll but n few days. He
had been resident Of the northern
portion Of the city for numter of
years and was mucn esteemed and re-
spected by wide circle OF friendg.
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Dry Air Polar Refrigerator.

The above refrigerator is sold only in
this city by Thomas F. Leonard, sos Lack
wanna avenue AS preserver of food it
has no superior, and for economy of ice it
has no equal. 1t is charcoal filled and zinc
lined. The refrigerators are built in hard
wood, finished in antique and pine grained
in oak and walnut colors. We also have
a large line of sideboard refrigerators.
They are all made in thorough manner,
constructed SO that they are self ventilat-
ing dry air, free from any taint or odor.
Come and SEQ our stock before you buy.
WeGre sure we will please you. y"