davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
; Jestem Mutier, gl6wny

- J6SGem Mutl0ly
sswiadek W tel sprawie panic
sedzio; jestem wlasnie tYm,
kt6ry strzafem z pistoletu
zranif W noge ssz}oczyhce, jego
sp6lnika obalil piescia ma zie.
mic, a lone Burniera poczes-
towa} nalezycie ,ku}akiem.
= Miarkuj sic pan W wy
ra1eniach. - rzekl znowu
sedzia... - ME wien " RE-
czywistosci, jak pan mo4esz....
Ale, ale, kt61 to jest ten
gruby jegomo5c?
- To general, moi jeniec
wojenny,o kt6rego teraz music
sobie psu6 glove mad tenn.
jak nazwa6 tyoh... ale tax
lest, So oni zioczYhcami i
totraml. Ot61 te 1otry chciafy
zabic generate, gdybY ME to,
1e przybiegtem mu prawie
cudem z pomoc9.
Co? ten pan jest genera}em.
Biegnij1e panic Mutierze, =
zawo'at wylek}Y sedzia. idz
przepro6 60 mojem imieniem
/ nakloi, 1eby wroc;}d do sail, DO
must p~rzedewszystkiem bye
wysluchanY.
Mutier wyszedt predko /
dogonit generaia, kt6ry
mocno z~arumieniona twarza,
zirytowany tax, lie al mu
4y1Y wypre2y}y sic ma czole,
krokiem podwojnym zamier&a}
do gospodY.
Kiedy Mutier oswiadczY} mu
&yczerie sedziego, spolrzaf
p{omienistym, gniewnym wzro'
klein ma 2oinierza i rzekf
g}osem chrapliwY m:
= Nigdy, te moja odpo
wjed4 zanies gburowatemu
sedziemu. Zapewne pamieta
co mu oswiadczylem.
- Alez panic generate,
pahskie zeznanie stanowi pod
stawe sprawY / bez niego
obejssG sic ME MONA.
- Mech sobie wyobraza
De zosta1em istotnle zamordo'
wany, - odparl general
Przecie1 tax ME JEST.
- Ola czeg6z mi eaten
kazat opusciG sale? Naprzod
juz 0 wszystkiem chciafem mt
opowiedziec: ale ME da}
WARY temu, co m6wl1em,
niechze sobie teraz radzi be-
zemnie.
- lZacny panic generate,
zaklinam pana, ME czyh tego.
- Me, ME wr6ce, nigdy
pod zadnym pozorem, -
krzyknaf general. = Me WI
de z mojego pokoju dopoty.
dop6ki sic wszyscy ME rozja-
d..
General to wYrzek,szy wszedf
do swego pokoju, zamknaf
drzwi i zatari rece z radoscl
ma mysl, W iakim fatalnym
kfopocie znajdowaG sic must
teraz sedzla.
Mutier tymczasem uwlado-
mil urzedplka sadowego, iaki
skutek wywota}a jego rozmo-
wa z genera}em. Sedzia Sled.
czy postanowif grozba i PREY
musem naktonic generala Go
zeznania.
- Przepraszam pana panic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
n. 6. SMITH.
II. W. Posi-.
rrr n

III. W. POSI-.
Chas. A. GLE.
KAKT1
QKRcTO WE, PRE- 1AA
L NOZARYAT POk
BLICZNY.
Many n1etylko na1wiekssa
/ na]bezpiecznie!sza agencya
1abezpieczenla W Winonle, Ices
nawet "a ca1y P6fnocny "a.
eh6d. Many W reku n1naeD
wiecej pofowe wszystkich -
bezpieczeh W Winonie.
Mic b;erzemy wiecej Cd =
hezpieczenia W naszych a.
1zch Kompaniach iak ina1.
BIURO
Ur. &C. 3rd Sta
Nod golarni2 HltzkeA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
XII.
SedZia SIedczy.

Su'oNouAo 6SASACA
sic uoieszyt, maiac obok siebie
usmiechniete oblicza. Sniada.
ME odby1o sic weso}e, ale
predko, DO ka3dY z biesiadni'
k6w miat jakis interes do "a.
latwienia. Mutier uporzadkowa}
izbe goscinna i pokoj geuera}a
gdy znowu obie siostrY z ia
k6bem i Paw}em zajefy sic
myciem naczyh z dnia poprzed'
niego i przygotowaniem pc
trzebnych sprzet6w ma dzieh
dzisiejszY.
General wyszedt spacerujac
po wsi tam i napowr6t, spot.
kali w6z pilnowany przez Ian
darm6w, W kt6rYm le2a} ma
materacu BURNER, oraz siedzieli
ma lawkach lego IONA i brat.
Zarazem iecba} sedzia sledczy
i officer. Zatrzymali sic pred
oberza, przyczem nakazano
wysiassG 2onie Burniera j bratu,
dwoch zas zandarmow wynio'
s1o z wozu ma materacu ODE
rzyste stekajacego gfosno "a
kazdem poruszeniem, i zto3ono
go ma pod}odze.
Sedzia sledczy przywofawszy
zandarma, rzekt.
- Idz i sprowadz tn swiad
k6w oraz oskarzYcieli.
Zandarmi odeszli celem spell
n%ienia rozkazu, gdy tymczasen
pojawi} sic general i usiad:
naprzeciw Burniera, kt6ry e
mierzyl gniewnym p}omienis'
tym wzrokiem.
, - Nicponiu! }otrze! = "a.
i wo}af general,
= Kto to Jest? - zapyta
. sedzia sledczy. = Czego tt
pan chce? Mech sic natych
Mast oddali.
Daruj pan, - odpowle
dziat general, = przybYfem
poniewa2 mnie zaweZwano
music ziozyG zeznanie, chybs
De panowie ME 2yczYcie sobif
mnie wystuchaG.
- Mech no pan trocbf
grzeczoiej odzywa sic do VIA:
dry. Obey ME naleza wcalf
do powo}anych no swiadk6w,
jezeli vice pan ME zechces1
dobrowolnie ustapiG, dam roz-
kas, a&eby pana wyprowadzo.
no, - odpowjedzia} gniewem
urzednik.
- Go? rozka2? Wiedz par
eaten, De opr6cz ksiecia, kt6'
rY 2byt daleko ztad mieszka
zadnego innego rozkazC oc
nlkoko ME przYjmu]e. Skore
mic pan zmuslsz do opuszcze'
MIA izby, nadu2yjesz swe
w1adzy urzedowe1. Nareszcit
powiem panu. he skoro "a,
ztad wyjde, &adua sl}a ludzk'
, ME zmusi mnie do powrot,
i do wyrzeczenia choGby jed
, nego wYrazu O tym 1otrze.
! = Dobrze, odchodze, =
odrzekl general, = ale pa,
sam wkr6tce po2atujesz tegc
gdy sic W bardzo niewygod
; mem znajdaiesz po]o2eniu,
! Poczem wiozyl kapelusz
skierowa} sic ku drzwiom.
v tel chwili wszedl Mutier
usunat mu sic z uszanowanieu
czyniac zwykfe honory wo]
skowe dodajac:
- Przepraszam pana, pani
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
OoBRzY LUDzIE.
(Cisg dalsy.)

JeeGeS OODrYm, - ZaWOlala
Anna. - Omiesz z taxa deli.
katne grzecznoscia oddziela6
podarkaml, De niepodobna ich
odmowi6.
- Dzieki panu, panic ge-
uecale, - rzekl Mutier, = j
zgadzam sic zupe}oie z Anna,
de iestes czlowiekiem niogra-
nicsonej dobroci. Ale jakim
ssposobem wszystkie te poda'
runki JUL naprz6d bYfY PREY
gotowane?
- Moi przyjacielu, = Cd
pc wiedziaf general, - mowi.
lem ci, &em sic nieco b1akaf
90 szerokim swiecle. Skoro
wybraiem sic tutaj, byfem
peway, De st6sunek twol z
Anna dojdzie do zamierzonego
a upragnionego celu, DO ME
tainem mi r6wnie bylo, De
tylko brak pleniedzy powstrzy-
mat Gle cd oSwiadczenia sic o
reke takiej slicznej l dobrej
dzieweczki. Oto& p~ostanowifem
prgeszkode te usuna6, ofarujac
ci posag. Przy tel s%posobnosci
i podarki slubne zakupi}em W
Paryau. Wyjechatem prawie
tego samego dnia, co / pan,
chcac nawet pana wYprzedzic,
by sym sposobem zawiaza6
st6sunek znajomosci, z pahska
piekna narzeczona, pania
Blido i chlopcami, gdy tym-
vcgasem tea niegodziwy BURNER,
%2apakowal mnie do ciemnicy.
Przynios}em re SODA i two
.posag / 8 tyeiace frankow
:prsesnaczone ma wyprawienie
wesela. hotr to wszystko wiz
dsiai, a oprocz tego i mole La
a6ysiecy frankow W zfocle
<vesgte przedmiotow. Zapewne
vice teraz zrozumiecie, w JAZZ:
to spos0b przyszed}em do po'
ssadania tych zegsrkow i ola
caego ma Mich wYryte SO vase
Gmiopa / nazwiska.
- Doskonele zrozumieljsmy
rzekl Mutier. - i dobroc:
pana ami ia ami Anna, nigdy
ME %zapomnimv.
- Brrr! Dose tego mo-
przyIacIelu, - przerwat gene
raE. - Teraz chodzmy ma ko.
lacye, przy kt6rej ieszcze z
godzine pogadamY, a nastep-
ME udamy sic ma spoc2Ynek
"a tenn b}ogiem przeswiadcze-
nnm, ze6my weso}o dzlen
espedgili.
'Pani Blido pobiegla do garn-
kew, O kt6rych zupe1nie "a
pcaauiala, Anna z Mutierem
aakryli do stoiu, Jakob zas /
Pawe{ poszli do piwnicy, ola
swsyniesieuia wilma; tylko ge-
neral gafozYwszy " tYt rece,
staE IA srodKu goscinnej izby,
prsypatrujac sic krzata]acym'
- Dobrze Mutierze,-rzekt,
- Eabierai sic razoie do cze :
.6agacych ia ciebie obowiazkow
No, ia sobie teraz usiade,
tv, Jak6bie, nalej mi wilma, be
cacsakbYm wypic zdrowie, ns
ponyslnosG mieszkahc6w poo
-4niofem stroZem!
Jak0b spetnit rozkaz.
HnrraiNiach 1--WE p0SnOd,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

Na,odpowiedpieiszv tam Sa
LON Ill ROBOTNIkOW
oraz
GROCERNIA.
B Grlesel &c
wszystkich salonist6w W WI.
monte NAJWIECEJ P1WA
Na]lepsza k a W e h b a.
t e maja / wszclkie 1nne
grocerne W najlepszYm
ga1unku utrzymui Mie]c,e
W faskawej pamieci6rme:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
THE GOULDS Still MEAN To FIGHT.

JUDGE LAWRENCEs DECISION IN THE TAXATION
SUIT DOES NOT END THE PROCEEDINGS.
Justice Iawrence'.s decision Monday denying
the application Of the trustees OF the Gould estate
10 be relieved Of the taxes assessed by the Tax
Board Of this city. but granting an order directing
the Tax Commissioners and the Board Of Aldermen
to show cause why they should not be punished for
contempt of Court in falling To make return Of the
wriis of certiorari issued July 10 and August g.
did not disturb the tranquility OF president larkI
and his associates OF the Tax Board yesterday. MI
Barker said.
I'VE are not disconnected. No order Of Court has
We, been served here Judge Lawrence having suS-
tained one assessment Of the Gould estate. am not
feeling i'm any immediate danger. In making the
assessment and in making the return % IN" ''uri
We have acted strictly Ia ACCORDANCE WIN th' VIII
ten opinion and advice Of the counsel for the corpora
ton
The assessments which judy Tawr"nce sustained
are $40 on the jay Gould personal estate $''
for George J. Gould and 10000 "ach To- Helen NJ .
Howard and Edwin Gould All personal estate Tho
nersonal tax Of the estate viii be Si,lrNi t''org"
j. Goulds. s7.l6o AMI that OF the others - '' 'tch
Failure 10 pay before December VIII subject tn"fn
IN a penaitv Of per cent 10 January J. II not ph.N
until after December !. the penalty VIII be per
cent. o,.<-
s.id a associate Of Mr.. Gould 10 Tfibunr
renortpr YESTERDAY There are apt ~ b. sitpnA
developments as well" He ntmaied that Tainmany
had ron against the diOulis. George G1uli :
counsel said the would he fought 10 the end
The new income tax Of per cent on incomes IN "N-
cess OF 5000 Will sOon be collectable agains' the
C;oulds and this will mean considerable Increase
Ofsthpir bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
SIX. PoOLROOMS IN THE TENDERLOIN.

THE FACT THAT THEY WERE OPEN BROUGHT
OFT BY THE ARREST or wIRE-TAPPERs
A clever gang of wire-tappers. who have been
operating In the Tenderlon District for week
or more were run down yesterday. but not until
they had probably gathered In thousands Of dol
lars The arrest also disclosed the fact that not
less than six poolrooms running in the Ten
derlon Precinct. fact that was said TO be a
.urprise the police of the precinct, especially
to Captain Schmittberger.
Augustus Araushaar, telegraph operator. of No
134 West Sixty-seventh-st.. and Jacob Bessinger,
teweller living at No. 80 West Twenty second-st
the ringleaders, were the taken into custody.
The arrest was made at the place where they
were operating No. "a West Twenty-eighth-st. This
is q furnished room house and IA restaurant 1t Is
run by Nine Torres. She says that week ago
last Saturday Bessnger called at her house and
said that he wanted to rent a small Darkroom for
an office. The man had many callers
Sne nhaIy gre" suspicious ana toid eap' az,
exactly as they ought to be. This was last Satur-
day.. Captain Schmittberger detailed Detectives
them long to find out that the men We're wire-tap-
pers. and that they were successfully plundering
all the evidence they wanted and yesterday
swooped down on the tappers. They found wire
and Bessinger operating the key.
A further examination revealed the fact that the
house. and that 1t belonged to the Western Union
Company. The were taken to the West
IT ,b rhe police found n in the
Asaph and at Nashville. The poolrooms have
been making books on these races Among the
tapped wac Middleton. in West Twenty-ninth-st
The men received the results OF the races. held
their confederates out place on the horse:
thet they knew had won. When the bets bad
bs}n; placed. the results we're forwarded 70 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
LONG RIDE FOR FIVE CEN1N.

PASSENGERS CAN BE TRANSFERRED FROM THE
EAST TO THE WEST SIDE TRAINS OR
VICE VERSA. AT THE BATTERY.
DO YOU know what you may do now? We'll. II you
are good and have a spare nickel, you may get on
an elevated train at One-hundred-a hfty-hfth-st
and Eighth-ave. ride down to the Battery, transfer
70 the Second or Third line and get OF way up
beyond the Harlem 1t will only cost you that mucn,
and II you really TO do II, why so ahead
This arrangement went into effect on Monday ut
midnight and the transfer viii be such great con-
yenence to many people that 1t is surprising the
managers Of the road have not done IT before III a
man lives on the West Side and has his place OF
business on the east side Of the city he may ride
around the southern end Of New-iork for one fare
Citizens who live the East Side have the same
privilege. Twice many trains as heretofore
have also been put the upper part OF the Sixth
ave- line between $50 and $50 p. IN. TO accommo-
date shoppers. Extra trains have also been put on
between One fourth-st and the Battery
between 7:20 and $50 a m. These are to relieve the
Harlem trains, which are always Iuii almost 10
bursting in the morning.
These improvements have undoubtedly been made
because the have at last realized that the
new cable roads have taken away much or the
patronage Of the elevated roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adele christian. and wife, to the FssnsIIn
savings Bank. ci,y Ne, Nsw, W;' '''h-''
Aaron. Louis. and wife to LIZZIE Decker.
is,-st. 2aI Il Of 2d-ave 2 years n ::
Gloecknrr 5sth-st 1910 It OF 2d-aVe
cSi,i gs"Fs Annie A. to l. carter. corner
Aqueduct-ave and Evelyn Place demand
Dahlman. Isaac II. TO Theodore Schumacher. y
2 2tns tSt 0; TO rvins savings In.ia.
ton No 100 waverley Place ! year ., al, Il,
Gsmjss, con,"d to S'nraa BIZ 5 ','
Giucksman. Morris. and VIII 10 Rebscc.
Mathews. s,h-ave. % Z, OF 3s'h-s''
Heirland John ii and wife to Terence Jac,e-
son. S2dst. 2lse T. W OF s,nra,e sxecutsr
etc. 45th-st. i3ts n of Broad~N'
Jo ss Lou,. NJ. and wife 70 United States rrus,
Company. New York. corner "'ee"' "".
KI rn s sis II and Vie to Henry Coles.
corner cherry and Market s's. . years =, .s7
Kraft. Louis. and wife TO Charles kra"' No
Kirshbaum. Marks. and wife 10 Emile Marcus
stanton and sheriff s, ,s' 2oSds and
Ketchsm. James W. 10 c a.,bOs, 20 10 Il e OF
v.h ave- ,,non,as "a Jacob u Butler i+oth-
~ Dos n W ~ Amsterdam ! years. -
Leslie John. ana wife to Title Guaran,ee 81" ~
Trust Company. Prince-s'. ~ " "
same ~ SANE : iS,h--t. 300 It e OF Ith-ave'
W.
Hank. n = iOth-st. BAG Il " OF dave. ss,S'.,
Muller Alice TO Paula Wolfsohn. i''"'''
$50 II W Of 3d-aye years $50 and
Mrn,a A.xander to Catharine powDuk o..
another 40thst. y. +i6s II o' ''
MAYER Frederick Randolph "nskenn n,her
= . corner Madison ave and iois'-s'' an" ~.
pI pr9peWIS S,v year nrscr. AnthOny-aSt
la II OF Iurnsidc-aNe. years u, nisnen
poeh Iuli, and another to the pf"" aI y, z
sary = Madi-on-ave. 500 II Oh w."
.
Runpf caroline to Harlem SAVINGS Wsirose
C;ouyerneur-st, II y lot Nh map u So.
| Rosenberg Harris. and wife 10 nne" install
fielder. sxecutux, No BIS S'ah'o"'' -.
| same 10 George NJ Miller ana announcer -.
| same property. years sans property.
| schne,dar Charles F. and wife 10 state.
Ks,,w lot 2ei. map section OF 'yse .....
s years ps:t: ana a. o,h.- to Ca,,.ss
| scutors y . Waiton-ass 1857 II %
3 ysarc mortgage. -. :. =.
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PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oeth.s,. s. 22j II W Of shave. 23xioo Ann ~
MoManus % Christian Adele .,..........:;;. ,
l4oth-st. :. 12j Z W Of Amsferdam-azzs sox
10 II. Jacob l. Butler and wife TO Ihomas
1915. 40 a35 West; william " Watkins ct 8
its,h.s, ,Ii.io n u ,th-avs 5Oxloo:
rrAnh l. yarnall to Frederick { Grass -.
rlsania: FOR, Morris Land and Improvement
GO 10 William Blown ...............::...'.
l;sthst. corner Inlon- avg . o1i."' "i'''am
Waterloo Place. " g. % Il : Of Woodrun-ave or
iT6,h-s'. G6x7o Margaret Osborn and husband
Bo-,on.ayc. 10 i,55$: charles f McEiroy and
West Farms 10 Fo-dham Road. adjoining land o,
Harriet Valentino. Irregular simon schohe'd
Bos,on-ave. No 1853: Jackob Kronenberser and
wife 90 Lorcnz Kronene.rser e ,,s.;
George NJ Potter TO Susie !: Potter .,;..;,.:.;..
10, -. map 4 Fairmoun'. upper Morrisania;
Lewis y jackson e Thomas r ORourke and
,eth-., s. liz West: Herman G Conrad TO Clark
: ,m~ 'T proper: Eliza Dunlop to Herman G
eo,h.st : : $50 I, " Of West End-sye. 5oxIoI5
s4,h-ss. aa5 Z, " OK aih-ave 25xI62: Eugene
e Potter and wife To- John surrin IT,.
w. Hern'.e' 5.s r, Of ,v.au. 4 a3,s4i
Howard e Van Orden and wife and another 70
.9d-st IA :. 5o> II . Il Avenue A. 25xes' same
72I-si n : 57a It d AyenIr A 25xc'... same
simon Gutenberg .....................:....
io2G-si II : 100 T. - II 3d-ave. 25xl0o IL Moses
Rosenblati % charles A Schmtz ....,.........
ilGth-si u = 20 Il Of Madison-ave. GONiOO;
Jerome Buck referee. n Simon Arendt ........
Ioo,h e. ;. 1854 It II 2d-aye. l.sslooii II;
charles \ Schmltz To Amelia Rcsenhlatt 80;
io2i-Sr n 1886 n u lave. 26Nl01 and
other property. Z part Felix Levyto Johannah
ic2a 81. No. IN and 10 East. !. part: Jacob
Schwei anl another. executors ~ johanna
Nops 10 Johanna Levy ..-.:-.....-.. -. -.
lOist-st 3 30 II of Arlsi ertam ave. 26Nlop II;
Pm Hip Braender and wife to Catharine Wisand
iuist-sf. ;;n} n - ~ Amsterta IN ave 2bNi,p'
Philip Braender To William J Rolsnbach.
nie g McManus and husband TO chis,ian Adele
tirand-st. No 30. Jerome Buck. referee. 20 the
state B'nk .............-..-
S,anton-si. $ 23o Il II sh-rir-st l.3x r.
recular-strip; Ann Hiiliar to Marks kirsh-
baum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -.....,..........
Stanton-st : - corner sheriff 81 - tx irregular;
benjamin II pannst and wife 10 same .........
broadway. = corner l3th-st. gore. 2&ONso.lN
ali &c part. Maria r Snnott and Husband 70
Mary ! De Pussy IT al, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
i5th-st. = 600 II d" ~ Ith-aNr 25Nl03.3. Will
lar, ] Trophy al to John Leslie. ...........
isth-st. 100 II ot oth-avs 50x?2 william
cumming. IT. 81 nj To Joseph Cabus. .........
3sth-st. II :. 2p.lo q . ~ l0'have 30 iox.4 !;
Henry r Smith and wife to James W Ketcham
iS;h- st. II :. 1901 II Of 3daNe is.ieSc2. Paula
Wolfsohn 20 Alice Muller. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
i7,hr Nos Us and 40 West. and other prop.
ertv. jones % West and wife 10 John and
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