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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
NEWPORT
News OF the City at the Other End
OF the Bay.

The Newport Baseball Association had
its second meeting last evening. The
old circus lot on Middleton avenue
has been leased, and grading will
be commenced next week. The lot
will first be thoroughly drained, q
most important move, as il is without
doubt the dampest in the city, and then
graded and coated with cinders. A
bicycle track will be laid out. Ii is
thought that it can be in readiness for
football by Oct. 25.
Music Hall. as the new Sheehan Build
ing on Thames street is called. was opened
10 the public last evening. Newport
Council, {. b. L., No. 1874, gave their an
nual social which brought together
large crowd. AS this was
the first time that the hall
had been used, il was subjected to
a careful inspection and was pronounced
10 be one of the prettiest and best equip
ped in the city. The ventilation is re-
markably good.
Early last evening Sister Augustine, OF
the sisterhood OF st. Joseph, died at the
convent on Tower street. Reverend
Mother Albina arrived this morning, and
returned with the remains TO springfield,
where the burial will take place.
The second of the Shakesperian recitals
under the auspices of the Y. M. G. A. was
held last evening! The attendance while
better than the previous night was not in
any manner as large as was expected. Mr..
Abbott took, "As You Like 1t" for his
subject.
Although there is much talk concerning
the returning OF the Vanderbilt family, or
at least of some portion of it, no one APP
pears to know just what is going to hap
pen. The suggestion that Mrs. Vanderbilt
returns to secure divorce in one way seems
quite probable and in another light is
very improbable. The first reason for her
return is upheld by the fact that Newport
s altogether too dismal in winter for a
gay. society woman, unless she wishes
to obtain legal residence here.
That Mrs. Vanderbilt, on the other
hand, would return here for a divorce,
looks exceedingly foolish as both Corne-
ius and +. w. are here, and intend to
'tay late in the year. Therefore heavy
Iamily influence would be brought to
bear on Mrs. "Willie' X, and should a
divorce be her object, it will, without
ioubt be abandoned.
Mrs. William Goddard has returned to
Messrs. George Cozzens, Robert Dunn
Ind Daniel Armistesd, who graduated
rom Rogers High school last year, enter |
this fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
THE CONvICT'S STORY
AND OTHER POEMS BY
PATRICK r. DENNEHY.

Patrick II. Dsnnehy, sentenced to life
imprisonment in the Rhode Island State
Prison, and after serving q long term
pardoned out by Governor Brown, 10 now
earning an honorable living by keeping
books Tor Providence concern.
Mr.. Dennehy is an educated man of
literary instincts, and so il was q natural
vent for the hours OF loneliness in prison
TO write verses. The best of the product
OF his pen for the 2l years OF his imprison-
ment Is now published in a handsomely
printed little volume, which is sold in
Mr.. Dennehy's interest for 25 cents q
volume. TIE NEWS has taken Q few of
these books, and they are on sale ut The
NEWS Office.
The verses are most OF them Of consider
able worth and of interest, aside from the
personality of their author. For instance,
the poem on his release contains these
two stanzas:
walk along the crowded street,
mingle with the crowd;
i hear the children's merry laugh
see the old men bowed
With weight of years and worldly care,
But no one do / see
Whom have known In former years,
Ana none seem 10 know me.
And this from lines entitled "what
Could BE Done II Men Were True":
Oppression, cruelty and wrong
And every vice and hume wssiAA
Would have TO die
III fyouand
Would only practice love and meekness.
And this from lines to "a Bunch of
Roses":
The world outside these prison walls
Both JOY and beauty yields.
And flowers waste their sweet perfume
Upon thousand fields.
But who will send one little rose
10 grace a prisoners cell.
Or waste a single thought on him
In solitude that dwell?
And this bit estitled sold Stafford:
Years have gone by, full many,
Since from old Stafford | strayed.
From the town loved better thanany,
And the home where in boyhood played.
Ionight, with fanciful notion,
conture up scenes of the past.
mat loved with boyish devotion,
Which will live while memory shall last
There are bits of humor, too, OCCASION |
''gf No aOi AhStohSo tu's, DciuE ulbO ITOIn
. What Could Be Dcne il Men Were
True": |
And politicians. great and small
Who get the Office and the Doodle,
Could no more mix
With politics
ST. Patrick's Day and Yankee Doodle.
The ladies. then. could stump the State,
And cast their votes for Mr.. Larry;
There'd be no rum
TO bribe the btffa
No VS. to buy Tom Dick and Harry.
cheap politicians could not rule,
They could not buy cheap votes for money;
Then Charlie Page
Could not engage
A block Of votes from Colonel Honey.
There Is not little writing in the book
hat betrays the sentiments of man who
has never acknowledged that he wa
'uilty of the crime for which he has been
punished. And, taken as a whole the
little work is Of human interest as well as
neritorious.
PRICE 20 CENTS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
PRESIDENTS PRAISE.

PARIS, Sept. 10. - President Casimir-
Perier yesterday gave breakfast to the
high officers who are taking part in the
military maneuvers st Vaujours, and
made speech to his guests. He said:
by nay presence here, wished to show
that the public powers of the entire nation
follow with passionate interest and con-
hdence the efforts Of the leaders of the
soldiers OF France. wished to give
proof to the valiant general who
directs tho mancuvers, and 10 all those
who second him, of my deep sympathies
with the youth of France, formed here
alike Tor peace or war. Love of our ooun-
try, respOot for its laws and submission to
authority are at once the duties of the SOL
dier and the citizen. To you the republic
entrusts her honor. She confides her
future and hor dag TO those who, like you,
cherish all that makes hearts generous
and wills strong"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR.
BIZ the Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. l9.-Mr. Proctor. conspl
In London OF Madagascar, says that he he.
neyes that the reports that IL the Rovas
!the ruling natives OF Madagascar, re-
)ected the demands of France an cxpedl.
tion would be sent TO conquer the island
were intended to frighten the Hovas into
acceptance OF the French protectorat.
lie further Said that France only wanted
Madagasoar for strategic purposes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

Yung and Yang Wei were stranded and
partly burned.
Chinese Landed Troops.
The Chi Yuen, the Chinese vessel which
was engaged in the fight of July "a, es-
capped and 1t is presumed that she is
safe. The dispatch TO The Times
also agrees in saying that the
japanese are supposed TO have lost three
ships and il adds that many Chinese were
killed and wounded, among the latter
being Admiral Ting, Colonel Won Hsnne-
kin and Captain Tyler, the two latter be-
ing volunteers.
The Times correspondent confirms the
statement that the Chinese were success
ful in landing the troops, which was the
object of the fleets presence at the mouth
OF the Yalu River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
OWENS SAFE MAJORITY.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept io.-There IL abso-
lutciy no doubt that w. G. Owens has Sc
cured the nomination as Democratic can
diaste Tor congress from the Ashland dis
trict The Official count Of the various
tounty committees shows a plurality for
Owsns Of 40 aver Brsckinridss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
BOUGHT BY BAILEY.
BIZ The Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Sept. l9-Jsmes A. Bailey
Tor years associated with p. Il. Barnum in
the Barnum & Bailey circus, Is now the
sole proprietor Of tho show. Hc will con.
unue to use the name of Barnum I'm con.
nection with the show, for it was the wish
OF the old man that it should be called
"Barnum's show" for 90 years after he
was gone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
STRIKE At NORTH ADAMS.
Bv The Associated Pres.

NORTH ADAMS aiH5s., Sept. 1e-The
employees Of the Nsrth Adams Manufac-
turing company, which manufactures
high grade woolens, struck yesterday for n
restoration Of wages to the price paid be
fore reduction Of 10 per cent was made
last March. The superintendent Of the
mill states that hts mill will be the first to
restore the fsrmer scale, but as prices arc
now 10 cannot be dsne ysA Ths mill en-
pleys sbeut 9oo hspda
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
DIED OF PERITONITIS.

George G. Hincklcy, one OF last years
graduates of Brown University, died at
his home, 80 Waterman street, last even
ing OF peritonitis after being sick but "a
hours.
lie was one OF the prominent mem bers
of the class of '9i, Brown, belonged to the
Delta Phi Society, the Brown Symphony
and played football on the team of 1892.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
FOUND DEAD.


BosroS, Sept. 19.-At an early hour this
morning the body OF Cornelius Donohue,
3s years DID, was found in the back yard
OF his home I'm South Boston. 1t IL
thought that the deceased fell 45 feet from
the third story window. An investiga-
tion will be made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
NO USE FOR ANARCHISTS,

bkRNE, sept. ia petition bearing the
names OF M,5T Swiss citizens has been
presented TO The federal council demand.
Ing the adoption Of vigorous rcpressiye
measures against anarchists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

Abboirs Fast indis Corn Paint removes quickly
all eorns. bunions and warts without pain.
prominent railroad superintendent living In
Savannah, one suffering for years from malaria
and general debility, says, on having recovered his
health by the use of p p. ". thinks that he viii
live forever, ~ he can always getr p. r. fPrickly
Ash, Poke Root ssd potasslum.l The party's name
will be given on application.
for sale by Hall A Lyon, 2s7 Westminster street,
Plsndiss a Bisndins. 81 weybe.set street, a W
renner, Jr., tD wsst-tnstsr street Byrsp A
Saith olnsyvilie square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
At LEAST SIX DEAD.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o-All day yester.
day searchers worked among the rnins 90
the mattress factory. The total dead tbus
far is six. still another body is believed
to be In the debris. All the wounded ara
expected 20 recover
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
MUST SEEK THE MAN.


BUFFALO, Sept 1s-Congressman Lock.
wood says that In the sense of seeking n
nomination he is not candidate for gov.
ernor Of New York on the Democratic
ticket. He will make no fight and Is not
decided whether he would take the nom
ination II it wcrc tendcrod him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
EVANS FOR GOVERNOR.
By The Associated Press.

COLUMBIA, S. O., Sept. 1o.-The anti
Iillman convention adjourned without
making any nominations. The state con.
vention OF the regulars today nominated
John Gary Evans for governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

TRENTON, Sept. 1s.--The rolling stock Of
the Pennsylvania. Poughkeepsie and Bos.
ton Railroad company was yesterdav
bought I'm by the Central Car trust ~,
e132, 800. LUZ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

For "brain fag" DIR. Kelley of Butler Ex-
change has an electric treatment which
makes it disappear.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

the committee of 20 in New York find an
other Tweed? 1t is time that another was
due. viii Tammany withstand another
shock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

"Whats your name" asks the attend
ant OF the Australian wild girl minnie"
comes the reply. Do not fail to see her.
She is the principal attraction on the
midway Plaisance" at the fair grounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

PRICE % CENTS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19

Bsllou, Bsllou, Bsllou, Bsllou, Ballou
Bsllou, Ballou, Ballou, Ballou.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
q KrakoWa

otrrymalisuy list, " kt6rym nam dono.
'zh 70 " nocy I dina 20 ma 30 stycz.
nia' moskiewskle zbiry wpadli do missz
kanis p. DAwida (bsrdzo .acnego pol.-
k')rsdaktora nPrlegl ,du pedsgogiorns-
g." " Wsrszawie, Pc naJscisl jszeJ re-
"izy', bez wIglsdu, .e MIC zgois z.bro-
Gionsgo ME znaleziono zaorano 70 snu
obudEonych meta i tone i z~awieziouo
Prosto do cytsdsli. TeJae ssuei nocy
unostwo byio j~ssrcze rewizyi u iuuych
~nie'1SshOo~ Warsrawy, z kad tn do
n~ie'iono, to cytadels znowu zapsiniou..
w L 'dri skon6skowano zskfsd { ito
graf ,zny p. Wilxoszew skisau n znals.
zlooyoh kilks reprodusoyi Z obr.zu
/, PrEysiega Kosciuszk."; wiAsciciels u
wieziono.
w Pocisgu jadsoym Z wisdnia do
WarsIavy odebr.i sobie ayoie wystrz..
tem z~re"olweru Podro.ny 1.szej kl..
~ mfody cziowiek licIacy lat trzydrie
sci.
q PsPier6w Ply MIN znalerionyeh
do~iedziano sic 10 byi rodem Z Kr6le
81 "a; innyoh objasnieh ME odkryto wca
ie. Mole biedsk byf skumpronrowsny
PolitJ cznie | ME chciai tam wracac.
Niensl k.tdy dzieh prIynosi n.u tn
hiobo"e wiesoi Z tel krainy krwi i lez
oa'1yehl Wszsizie intrygi moskiew.
s<Ie.
O'tssniemi czasy sksz.no W Bule.ryi
"a 1amierlony zamsoh ns tyoie Ks 9 ii.
stambutow., d"ooh braoi reneg.te~
butgsrskioh, agentow pruekupionyOh
Przez mosksl', Iwauowy. b; jednepo
ns 20 lat, drugiego M IL lat.
Rlerwotnie byli ska1aui N smiere;
az 1Pojmujemy dis ozego kars zmnlsI.
szono.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
q r6znych stron swiata.

w niedzielnym ,.Hsnld."
oaytsmy, ae kanclerz rres.y nieuieckiej
C'Pnvl, "a ~inieystyws oes.rzs m,sli O
Otworreniu srmii polskiej " Wielkiem
KsiestwIe PoznshskIem.
- Londynie ma 8 we're zvanym
Trafalgar" odbyio sic " ubiegiym ty
godalu walne ,gromsdzsnIe ma ktorem
potepiono snglelsks izbs lordov.
- q Oiessy donosss, 20 p~rzychvy.
como ts@as sIsdmnssole os0b, pomiedry
niemi kllku o~6oerow, " ktoryoh mie,s.
ksniu ~rnsleriono psnl ,ty rewoluoyjue.
W BsrcslonDe, " II ..p.nii prey
oh~) como 'iedmlu s~nsrchnt6w, ktorzy
P~rryz"sli, 70 i'sniejs sprzysis.euie ma
Jsos M oelu rsnssh ma iyoie guberns.
.Ors cy"ilnegO, ably pOmsOl6 smie-o
Psllass,
- W Psrytu z~bsleziono bonnie m
schodsch w~iodscyoh do ,tsoyi policyi.
mel przy rue du Temple.
- Negocyscye pomisdzy rzsdem ro-
syJskim ohihskim " spravie p..
mlrskiej nspotksty ns pow.ane pre-.
sEkody, Edajs sic, 10 ME dojds do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

Korespoude1cya cd OBJ. o,

Korespoude 1cya cd OBJ. o.
Roz v tniecie sztanaa,u urunx
l6S q ~. q. row. KE-m esIn,1.y
fetsktch W bunasO, n. Y.
BUFFALO, duia v ,uIsso 1894.
Il rsdoso's p~ospieszsm z br. 6ml zwis
'k1woami Podzielic SIC nowip&-
Grup. 1873 q. N. p. Tow. Rleniesl
nikow POIskIch ooehodziIi wielks "
dziejsoh ksadego towsrzystwx uroozy
s'ose. w dniu 70 styczuis b.. 9. o vi.
nieto wsPsplsiy sztsndsr, ns ktorym ar.
tystyoLn'e wykohcrone wIdnieJa:
q jedneJ strony krol pierwszy
A rzomIeslnIk z zzxodu,
u arugisJ, orzet ptak l.szy
ZnsmI7 Lsohow narodu.
Pierwszy to " BOf l. ,ztsndsr 90
disni nsrOdowymi ozdobiony Re.
mieslniey polscy cbiubl6 sic mogs tom
n Pierwsi stsnelI pod mimi, dsjse pre-.
20 ~yrsr ucuuOis jake piouie " icb
Pier'lseh; oJozyzne kOoh.c pruedsws1y
stkleni
W Chsosie pojsc jski dotycbczss pa
nowafo, wiele ME wiedzisio ozrpo sis
tr1yuse nsjt. APohoiowis pozoyoh
idei, mnisj Tub wieosj " oduiesieniu do
'Prswy polskiei srkodlivyoh, ob,svi.l,
'ie " mstnsj wodzIe; tworzyH sob,e
'sronniOt"s, "ichrzyli. sisli niszgode i
WASN'T nisdzy brsois nssz,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
SRoDA, 81 60 Lutego 1894
(Cisg dalszy z strony 1-szei }

(Cieg oalszy z strony l-szeD
obszerny, he i przypusuczac ME
moths, ably m6gt BYE wykonany.
Me tax Liga irlsndzks, ma kt6-
rel wzor ma bye zsioaona Liga
polska co ptzaiej wykatemy.
Go sic zas tyczy strony wewne.
|trzpeJ = projektoda wcy t~wierdza,
e Lrga wtracac sic ME bedzie do
spraw wewnetrznych organizacyi
|polskich.
Jedno z dobrodaiejstw, jake
|dawsc ma Liga polakom W Anne
|ryce ma bye krzewienie oswiaty,
wspieranie szkolnictwa pClsKiego
'kosztem wspolnego skarbu, wedle
'systsmu jaki Lngs uwatsc bedzie
"a wiaSciwy.
Czy to sic ds przeprowadzic1
a gdyby sic daio cEyby wyszlo
nam ma korzysH
Osy Zjedhoczenie zechce, ably
ksztaicono " kierunku jaki
|Zwiszek uwasa "a dobry i ma cd
'wr6ti
Powiedza niekt6rzy, &e Zwiazek
bic ma jesIcze szkoiy wiasnej :
Ale cEy jest W jakieJ kolonii pol
ikiej sukois polska, do kt6rej bu
1owy i utrzymania swiazkowi BY
ne ME prsyczynihf
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

KS. Kolasi6ski W Detroit odbyl "
ubiegss niedziele " obsonos,t sskresa.
r.a sblegata Papisskiego Mgr. Soarst-
sego ! llosnie z~ebrauyoh psrs6an swych
spowiedA publ'czns poorsm wygsosl
Piekue ksianie.
Wsruoki rehsbilitaoyi ks. K. xostafy
"yPefa'one = pouiedry polouis
derroiekt sapauuje ter.r spok6j i ,goda.
Z.raz Pc sPetnleuiu misyi swej Mgr.
Soare'tI wyjeshsl Z powrotem do Wa.
shiugtonu.
Koto'a osdzie niebawem pos~ieoouy
Prze1 biskuPa detroiokiego Ks. Foley'eo,
ksorsmu Pc ~sptaceniu diug6w wrsczony
zosranie tytut wfssnosoi.
Styszelsmy, Re Ks. K. odbyl swe
rekollskcye u 90. Zmartwych sstaho6u
" Chicago,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

imien'a TAdeusz'K 'sciuszki, " ~rocznios
urodziu bohstera teso.
PrIy tel ok.zyi wypo~iedzial pan
Suo~. Preses komitetu oswisty bar
do piekps move nj ozes6 Kosoiusxki j
nsrodu ~Polskieg'.
D'ugs move vypowiedzisi p. Leicbt,
jeden Z dyrektorow szkoly.
Jedeu re zwiszkowy,h " Winouie,
pr1ysias nau dsieunik angielski THE
Republican, ktory doslownie xamies
OH Piekne to mowy.
stkoda, .e ola braku miejsca ME mo:
Asmy NOV rych poda6 tn " tlomsczs!
niu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

wv porce KEEL" mis.a miejsce
W uhieIiym tygodn'u strssrns kstsstro-
IA IA pokiadzie ps~ncerniks niemieckie
GO .,B 'a~udenburg". e <splodo ~siy rury
parose skutk'em czsgo 30 ludzi u
trscifo zyoie. Z~foki wsz, stkich byiy
tax PoParzo,e. &, / twarzy pozna6 ME
podobna.
w Niemczech wynikiy wskutek
bury szslouej wielxie niessozss,is
w Ps~nej miejsoowosoi wicber zwslii
dop s1kolny. Seduioro dsieci zostaio
% miejscu zabity oh.
- Pouiedsy adwokatsm i bylym
min'strsm Waldeck - Rlsseau, q hrs
bts Ft'sk de Falls. odbyi sic " P.ryau
Pojedyoek.
w Ro de Jsueiro szer.y sic ooras
gre & liej aotts'f,ors. z5tIa Zebra D..
nuje tak.e M okret.ch stojaoyoh "
Porcie.
1870 b. N. niejski e oil HAIRY
rzucii bonnie " kswi.rui hot ,lu Term
u okof' stscyi kolejowej St. Lazsre,
" Psryau.
Bsubs ~poksleozyis 20 os6b.
Kiedy Powstais eksplosys, przejet
dtaio wiasnie kofo kawisrn, tezech p,l-
cysutow i OF pus Mi sic IA uciek.jacym.
'ory odwr6oii sic i tt.zelit 5 r.zy do
soigaJscych go.
Jeden Z Polioyant6w upsdi raniouy.
N.reszoie Przychwyoooo zbrodniarzs.
w k~ieszeniach H,ury'go znaleziouo
pare uetslo~yoh zsbijaozy, s1tylet, not,
l REVOLVER 9 ssrIaio~y.
Harry u~oreszoIai do Sorbonny ma
wydI'ai nsuk soisiych.
D'uosrs , Earopy be zamach " hote-
Ia Terminus oyt tylko ozesoi. obs.er-
nego planu wybuch6w, jaki uio.yh
Henry to~arsyszs jego.
w parku Greenwich, 8 mil cd
Londynu u~styszsno " nooy .l5ko b. m.
srraszny huk.
S~postr1etono czlo~ieka straszuis DO
k~alsczonego. Nogi wisiaIy mu u tuio
via, jedna reka b,is oderwana. zyi
tylso 5 minut.
q PaPierow znaleriouych pruy MIN
PokaIuje sic, te to byi anarchista Pour
din / naletaa do kluou zagor1aiych a.
~narehisto~ " Londynie.
Pou5din niost Z SODA pac.ki zawiera
lsoe materially wybuckowe.
w jakim celu - ME wiadomo.
= w Pouiedzisiek Cssarz Wilhelm
B sm.rcka.
- w 'eascie st, ri. giosowano mad
waioskiem by PREY wszystkich wybo
do oz~naczenia stolio powiatowyeh
gfosowali wszyscy obywatels Stan.
ljed. bsz rotoicy pioi.
- w izbie Posi6 y dsbatowano dalei
mad nSeiguorags SILVER bill".
w W~,ikesbsrre pracujs wo'aa
a'y wydostac trrynastu z.sypa
nych gornI.o~.
romiedzy zasypanymi znsjduje sic
takae syn ~dyrektora kopslni p. Ploton's.
- John Y. Nc, Kane proved, or po-
ltyczny ns Grave. end, N. Y. zostai
Pr1eS sad PsIys egiych uznsny wiouym
ro1mysinego zatrzy mywania list wybor-
czyoh.
W senscie przedloaouo kilks Dc
tyoyi " sprs~ vie blu Wilson's.
Przyjeto rsIolucya. by presto pre.y-
dsnta o przysianie wsIystxich iistow
Po'ia Willlss " sSr'wie ~hswsj.kiej.
- Sen.t odrlucit nominsoys Psckha-
ma na czfonks Trybansiu Stan. Zjed.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

low. oPieWu ,,Lutnia" Choir VII.
q S. P. " A. odbyio sss p6iroozue DO.
''ed1enie ma dniu Sgo lutego b. I. Pc
zaiat wieniu wszelkich spraw tyou,cych
sic tesoi Tow. p~rzystapiono do oboru
noweJ administracyi kt6ra skiada sie Z
osstepujscych obywateh:
4. Wrzesnisw'ki, prezes; St: Lin.
czynski, wice-pre.es; Fr. Nevioti.
sekr. prot; st. Koperski, sekr fu: N,
Prelewnoz, k.'yer; J. Kope.ki, hi.
oiio'etar1; J. N. Nowick,, dyryeisnt,
DO rady gosPodsrczej: r. Wrz. slisv.
ski, J. L, KoPerski, p. Pawhkow.kj.
Ws-elkie lissy tyczaoe sic tego. tow.
proszs adresowsc jsk nastspuie: FL.
Noeicki, sekr. prot. lO4 Mo. Rsynol5s
st. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dnla llgo lutego odbylo sic M.
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no., Dc. L~esniskowski wioe rezes P.
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lex. Ws1slkie korespoudsnoys
dOtyczsce sic wyiei wynieuio oeeo Tow.
prose- adrssowae N imie: M obs. Pa.
rsdowski, ll6 B'Ok str. Buff.I,, N
W dniu llg' lutego r. b. odov,o
SIC k"srtalas posledzen,e Tos.r.v.tx.
-. s'sni''a"s KO'tkl grupy 1856 2. N.
Z. " Nswsrku, N. j. Ma po.sdxsoiu
tenn wybrsny zostai k~oleAtorsm Al.
ossroa Nsrodo "ego P~olskiego z Rrupy
$50 Stsnisisu Zdzieblowski. NJ. oo.;s.
d1eniu teuie re zgods wssy.tkich or,oo.
20" IednogiOsnls uch~slono .p,.vis
i,dns chorsgiew ola Towsrrystvs.
Pewni oz,onsowis Tow.rryav. ,.L
oyh 1sdowolsni Z uChw.'y tsj,s, 1. ola.
rowsii ma ten eel 20 sIO dobrovoIos;
'.f.dki. Unions ion beds sic st.r., n.
"iesoie " Prrysziej kOrespoudenoyi.
ko@ite" W konsvczy do zsmovi.ui.
chorsg"i zostss Esrsz vybr.uy / v.aI.
aeh".ty TOwar.ystws ma prsy.,.em
Pos'ed1eniu ma zdsc spr.vozd.pi.
P'ervstyOh oIynnoioi. o d.l.zs .k,,sL,
dooro"olne Ohoeby nsjmuiejsue N. Obo.
rss'e" ola Tow. 81. sanisisw. Ko.,k,
uPrsszs komitet, ktore .. eo,isdz.n;,.
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srkoinej p. n. LA Belmont Ava. !
ma rsoe konitetu osyli s-skrs,.ru. so.o.
'o"sg0 st. zdzisbaowsxisgo 81 yope.