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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
The y-sper Service About to Begin
PICKWICh CLUB BURNED.
Handsome Bui ding Nslusd mt &1J0,oOO
Almost Destroyed by Fire.

NEW ORLEANS. March l5.-Thc hand
some pickwick Club building. al the cor
ner OF Canal and Carondelet streets. was
almost completely destroyed by tire this
morning. There had been q meeting OF
the club last night. but only the manager.
the bOok-kepper and the pOrters were in
the club at twenty minutes past to-day,
when the tire was discovered I'm the neigh
borhOOd OF the kitchen, caused by electric
wires. An alarm was turned i'm as soon
as the blaze was discovered. but before
the department reached the scene the
flames had gained such headway that the
building was doomed.
The fire spread rapidly through four
stories Of the club. and then burst through
tie roof, and IT was not until 10 o'clock
that the blaze was gotten under control.
The building is four stories high, Nor
man largely prevailing in its architecture.
II was built ten years ago OF Philadelphia
press brick. with cOlitic limestone trim
mings and was owned by a. and y.
Heif Of Paris. and was worth $4,000. The
furniture was valued az $4,000. Many
valuable paintings and statuary were
saved. The insurance on the building
was 100000, and on the furniture $1,000.
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business IN THE SOUTH.
a Number of Important Industrial Eater
prises Reported for The Week.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 1.-THE
Manufacturer Record. in its weekly
summary of the business conditions OF
the South, says.
one n the noticeable features OF the
business interests Of the South is the
unusually large number of capitalists
and home seekers who are now investi-
eating the resources and attractions OF
this section and this IS being followed
by some large sales of properties and
extensive colonization projects. Many re-
ports to the Manufacturer Record COM
plain of the injury TO business by the
tariff agitation. and in some industries
there is much uncertainty as 70 the
future on this account. but on the whole
the South shows a gradual Improvement,
with more disposition 10 take up new
enterprises. There Is considerable activ-
ity In public improvement matters. in
Guiding water works, electric light works,
and sewerage systems. and reports for
the week show such enterprises for one
town in Maryland one I'm Arkansas,
three in Florida, one in Louisiana. one
in Missouri, one in Tennessee, seven in
Texas. two in Virginia, and one in Ken
lucky
Among the important industrial enter
priSes reported for the week are a SjO)-
900 lumber company in Maryland a Sl0O.
600 lumber company in West Virginia. a
saw mill OF 5000 feet daily capacity in
Georgia. several planning mills In other
states, shoe factory i'm Virginia. three
tobacco factories in North Carolina. a
furniture factory in Norfolk. a 80 ton
ice factory in Dallas. an ice factory in
North Carolina, fire brick works i'm Ala
bama. Hour mills. a paper mill. a soap
factory, and number other enterprises
In different States. Notwithstanding The
general depression in railroad matters.
several railroad projects, some of con-
siderable Importance. are taking shape for
active constructive work. The total pro-
duction OF coal in the South in 1893 was
ZIIo'oo tons. against 2i.so.Ooo In lss2
and Is, 90 tons In 1857
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6SHEVILLE TfSIfORS.
Governor Pattison and Chairman Harrity,
OF Pennsylyanis. Were There.

ASHEVILLE. \. g. March l5.-Spe-
cial-Governor Robert L. Pattison, Of
Pennsylvania. accompanied by a party Of
friends. were in Asheville for a short
while this week. They only stopped for
few hours, however. and visited. conse-
quently. only the chief points Of interest
about the city including, Of course. Van
derbilts Hon. William +. Harrity. the
Democratic National Committee chair
man: his law partner. James NJ. Becee, of
Philadelphia; Attorney-General W NJ.
Hensel. OF the same State Adjutant-Gen-
eral w. w. Greenland. OF Harrisburg;
Thomas Bradley, Of Philadelphia, and }.
Henry Cochran, of WilliamsDort, were
in the Governors party.
Claude Jones, the young desperate who
was seriously wounded while trying 10
escape from arrest at Morristown few
DAVIS ago. was brought into Asheville yes
tcrdav. The bullet entered the back near
the spine. and II is reported by the doc
tors i'm attendance that II the wound
does not result fatally it will probably
cripple him for life.
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BEHIND IN ms ACCOUNTS.
Tho Late treasurer McCuIioch, of Bote-
tourt-Arrsnging for Races ~ Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA. March 15.-Spocial.-
i. J. Mccunock late treasurer Of Bote-
tourt county is said to be in trouble
with the county and State authorities
over a large amount of money. it is
claimed. he received for taxes and has
not yet turned into the State Treasury.
NJ. ID. Obenshain OF this city. one OF
McCuloch's bondsmcn. has received off,
cial notice OF the shortage. which is placed
at $1,000. but expressed the hope to your
correspondent that the matter could be
arranged outside of the courts.
McCuloch was. prior TO his election as
treasurer very influential Democratic
politician. He allowed Malone TO beguile
him into the Republican party and run
him for the Legislature. OF course. he
was defeated in Botetourt. the Gibraltar
Of Democracy. He went into the boom
at buchanan and IL is thought that had
il rot failed 50 soon he would have
er,ersed from it quite wealthy. AS il is
he has considerable property. is young.
energetic and his friends hope he will
soon set his present financial troubles
settled
Linville Nlardus, of Lexington. Ky. is
here. by invitation of a number our citi-
zens who own fine horses to aid in
arranging for monthly races at the Lake
and Driving Park and a grand meet in
the fall.
Ii was the intention Of the management
TO start up the West-End Rolling Mills
next Monday. but the puddlcrs refused to
go 10 work at s. per ton. which is re-
duction OF one dollar. They have been
idle for some months, and are in debt to
the company's commissary for supplies.
on their refusal 10 70 TO work they were
t.nt oil banHN
of the families dependent upon them are
likely 10 suffer for the necessaries of life.
The Pocahontas Coal Company shipped
81. 702 tons OF coal last week. Shipments
are increasing slowly. the great difficulty
being a lack of cars.
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YACHT LIUNCHHD.
Work of the Grand Jury Of tho Hus,ings
Court-Othsr Petersburg Mnttera

PETERSBURG. VA, March 15.-Spe-
cial.-The March term OF the Hastings
Court OF Petersburg-Judge u. NJ. Bernard
presiding-opened this morning. The grand
jury found several presentments for mis-
d.meanor and one or two for felony.
There were no eases OF special interest
tried. Mir. Robert Gillian qualified as
member OF the board OF directors OF
the state Central Hospital and Mr.
Thomas q. Watkins qualified as a MEM
her OF the board OF visitors of the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute.
The many friends here OF the Rev
Robert II. Kerr. OF Richmond. regret very
much TO learn OF his illness. Or. Kerr
was al one time the beloved pastor OF
Tabb-street Presbyterian church.
The steam yacht Virginia. which has
been building here for some time. was
launched yesterday afternoon.
A grand charity ball is to be given
on next Tuesday night at the Petersburg
Crays armory. under the auspices OF
Virginia Lodge. B'nia Birth.
The revival services at the dieerent
churches. which have been going on here
Tor The ssst slsvn weeks. are stu bling
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largely attended. There Is but little aim
mutton In the number OF CONVERSIONS
while others are stiil asking the prayers
OF the congregations.
Intelligence was received here this after
noon OF the death Of Mrs. Lavinia u
Couch. whics occurred at West Point
Va. last night. The deceased was eignty-
two years Of age. and a sister OF AIRS
Joseph Hurt, OF this city.
MIR John Martin. for the past twenty
Eve years night Waterman at the depot OF
the Richmond and Petersburg kaiir"ad
COMPANY in this city. died this after
noon. lie was out working In his garden
this morning and his death was very sud
den.
George White (colored) was convicted in
the Hastings Court this afternoon OF at
tempted house-breaking, and was given
two years in the penitentiary.
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HAMPTON HOGE'S Wall.
HE LOST HIS JOB and wow joins
THE REPUBLICAyS.
Offers His Services to the Roanoke City
Commiitee--Ths Late Consul TO Amoys
Bitter Attack Upon Democracy.

ROANOKE. VA. March l5.-Coionel
John Hampton Hoge. late Consul 10
Annoy. China, but who got no further
than San Francisco, from which place he
was recalled by President Cleveland, has
renowned his allegiance to the Demo-
cratic party. and appeared before the Re
publican city committee last night and
rendered his services to that party.
Colonel Hoge was seen to-day by a
Roanoke Times reporter. and at first de-
clincd to talk. saying that being merely
a private citizen he could see no reason
why his political opinion should be aired
through the press. He admitted that he
had joined the Republican ranks. and,
warming up over the conversation, ex-
pressed his views in part as follows:
There is but one party and a half In
existence in the United States-the Re
publican party and the ragged edge OF
the Mugwumpery.
The day Of sentimental policies is over
and the only sensible thing for the South
TO do is 10 view the situation from a
business. practical. common-sense stand
point.
II certainly propose to do so. and in
doing II 1 exercise the right Of a free
born American citizen-free TO think and
act for myself free from all personal and
political obligations. | plainly sec what
every intelligent man must see, that De-
mocracy In its modern acceptation is a
practical failure. 4 full and , fair
opportunity has been given them. More
than year has passed and the Ills Of
the people instead OF being improved.
have grown steadily worse, as the result
Of bad judgment and want of fixed
policy and principle. The patience and
submission OF the people is a glorious
tribute TO their American patriotism.
Colonel Hoge denied, as was stated in
the afternoon paper. that he was capdi-
date for the position Of Commemorative
Attorney. or for Congress. or for any
other position.
Hogs's Course Surprise
ROANOKE VA. March 15.-Special.-
ROanoke's latest sensation is the somer-
sault of Colonel j. Hampton Hoge last
night which took him out Of the Demo
cratic party and into the Republican fold
IL has been known here for some time
that he was sore on account OF the adj
ministration at Washington recalling his
appointment as Consul-General 10 Annoy
ana refusing the investigation he asked
for. but no one was prepared for his
dcsci-ion of the party in which he was
reared and has worked hard for its
triumphs.
Colonel Hoge made no public declaration |
Of his intention to ally himself with the |
but went quietly before their |
city executive committee in secret session |
last night. and there announced his change |
Of political faith and base.
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FaJLURE or 4 DURHIM HOUSE.
Illness of Rev. II. j. Gattis-Durham Far
mers' Alliance

DURHAM. y. c.. March l5.-Special.-
The receiver Of the Durham Farmers Al
lance store paid a - per cent dividend
10 merchandise creditors to-day.
The Rev r. j. Gattis, a prominent
Methodist minister. is very i'll Of cancer
of the stomach.
Harvard * Howell. grocers. were
closed under judgment to-day by the
sheriff. They owe n number Of small
amounts to Baltimore and LynchburS
peOple.
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EURIsL or JOHN rom
The Funeral TO be Held To.dsy-Mavv L.,
rcram- Of srtn.,nlhr

BALTIMORE. Nd March i5.-John r
fords remains VIII Doe buried Tomorrow.
me funeral services win be conducted ~
heN. Joseph T. Smith. pastor emeritus o,
the central Presbyterian church.
Inc active pall-bearers wni bo Thor,,o,
isoihns. =. Wesley Guest. Marshall F-o,
Johh L. Hunter. John s. Bullock. Ro..rt
Jones Sohn GIN Jrr George May and
tne honorary pall-bearors list includes
the names Of several of Raifinors., ~.
distinguishes citizens. Great r,,r,t,..
kilograms and letters expressing .,,,...
thy are being received hy Air rorr,
family Fords Grand Operations. ...
closed yesterday and last night ogf o.,
respect 90 Mr. Ford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
DYNAMITER AT CHURCH.
4 BOMB INTENDED ron WORSH TP-
PERs EXPLODES PREMATURELY.
The Alleged Author OF the Outrage Killed
and Several Persons Irjured-Four
Persons Arrested.

PARIS, March lJ.-At 2:5O o'clock this
afternoon a bomb exploded just inside
the main door Of the church Of La Made
leine. one person, supposed to be the
author OF the explosion, was killed. and
several others were wounded. The ex-
plosion. which was evidently premature,
mutilated IN horrible manner the man
who was carrying the bomb.
Intended tor the Worshippcrs.
II is generally believed that it was
the intention of the m,screant 70 throw
the bomb into the midst OF the wor-
shippers. who were gathering FOR the
afternoon service.
Four persons have been taken into Gus
tody on suspicion or being accessories
Of the man who was killed. The police
had the greatest difficulty in gett.rs
their prisoners 20 the station. the mob
which had gathered making several at
tampts TO seize the prisoners and lynch
them.
The |esper Service About to Begin.
The Madeleine or church Of st. Mary
Magdalene, one of ,he oldest places Of
worship i'm Paris. has large congrega-
tion, and is especially well attended dur
ing the devouons Of the Lenten season.
The afternoon or Nespcrs services were
about to begin and worshippers We're
rapidly filling the edincc when the eX-
plOsiOn occurred.
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IIrnuninr of q Lille Girl.

BLDNA VISTA. VA. March i5.-Spe-
cial.-Lttle Lizzie Watts. infant daugh-
ter % Mr.. $. V. Watts. who lives at Old
Buena Vista. was drowned in the mill
race. which passes Immediately in front
OF the house. About 4 =. NJ. the child
was missed. and a diigent search failing
to reveal her whereabouts. the water in
the mill-race was drawn Off when the
body was found lodged against the water
gate. The little girl was between two and
three wears old.
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SPrIsgtims's Good Showing for the Dsrb,
Is~suits OF rho Rsces ye.terd.x

Chicago. March l5.-Not favorite
won at ROXY to-day. 4 number OF thre.-
year-olds that will start in SATURDAYS
Derby were cut. but none showed prooi-
Lentiy except Springt.me. an eastern COLI.
Summarize: W.
FIRST race-five furlones. -Spr1ngtime
Time. lis. u'
Second race-four and half furlonss-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Nnxx Eacfory for ErederickS hurc.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, March b.
Special.-The Circuit Court has granted a
charter 10 the Kenmore Shoe Company.
The capital stock is fixed at not less than
$1,000. nor more than 10000. The officers
are Charles j. Green, president; directors,
II. W. Willcnburcher. y. ". Embrey and
Charles J. Green. The company will at
oace erect large shoe factory, which
they expect to have in operation in short
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Smifh-GraYelY.

DANVILLE. VA. March 1j.-Special.-
Miss Matte Dyer Gravely. daughter Of
Frank Il. Gravely prominent merchant
Of this city was united IN marriage to-
day with Mr.. James Moss Smith. a rising
young business man of Martinsville.
The funeral of James Walker Enright,
the Young man whose death from con-
sumption occurred Tuesday night. took
place from the Episcopal church to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
THOUSANDS HEAR HIM.
Mr.. MooDr's MEETINGS ~ NoR-
yOLK IaR0ELF ATTENDED.
u.,drs.,s Of People are Turned Away LOT
Want Of Room Ia the Armo'y D"'o-
,nr-Posi-oaace Appointments

xoproLk. VA. March ij.-Some days
.oo soue inconsiderate person put out a
repor, that the new armory, where inc
Moody meetings are held. would Do' oe
safe with five thousand people WITHIN us
walls. This was promptly followed Dy
statement from city Engineer Brooke
that the weight OF 5000 people "ouid
no, innrc the building. Those who had
g,ars are thoroughly satisfied TINS
morning because. while the build
ing WAS the scene Of the great Columbian
ball al the Naval Redezvous. has been
used as a skating rink. Il never h"d
larger crowd in IL than last night. ana
this morning the faces OF thousands are
turned towards the great meeting.
MIR. Moody preached 10 a packed house
ri O'Clock. and al the ':Sj O'Clock meet
ing. many persons were turned back al
the doors. When the people set
thoroughly interested overflow meet
,pgs Will be held at several OF
the churches. Mr.. Moody says he Is
here 10 preach 10 sinners and back
sliding professors Of religion, ana ne
wants the ushcrs 10 give these persons
The front seats. II any one who claims
10 be Christian will pass for n sinner
10 Get a sood seat. give him thu best
seat in the house. because he needs pray
er
The New Appointee.
Mr.. w. W. Degee. the Gator OF the
News and Courier who has been nonli-
mated by Mr.. Cleveland for postmaster
IS still i'm Washington. He is expected
home AT once. and as soon as his APP |
pointment IL confirmed by the Senate, he |
Will arrange 10 give his bond Of Si2j'w0 |
II Is generally understood that Co.onel /
T. NJ Henry will be the assistant.
II is thought that perhaps four clerk
ships n the post-oilce DO not come under
The civil service. Those doubtful posi-
mons are superintendent of the city de-
livery. salary $1,000; chief OF mailing d.
Vision. 800: money-order clerk. 81 900. and
.hicf registry clerk $500 All Of these
,ffices arc now held by Republicans. As
. matter of fact. out Of forty hen en-
'loyed in the Office not half dozen are
Democrats.
Democrats Want tn. Places
This condition Of things is not salts
aciory TO the Democrats. who have
ought the battles OF the party.
The mad dogs in Norfolk county re-
oricd in Tho Tines yesterday made a
aid on Portsmouth last night and bit
overall dogs in that city. Two dogs from
he county were killed.
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Jidings of the Santa Marie.

PENSACOLA. FLA, March ia bot
leland to-day containing a small piece
Of paper. apparently torn from a book,
mon which was written I'm pencil,
Sprung q leak and will 60 down IN mar
an hour. ten miles west Of Havana, snip
santa Marie. March !, 1871
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Princess EauIani's Guardian.

SAN FRANCISCO. March lo.-T. II.
Davies. guardian Of Princess hauiahi'
was a passenger By the steamer MARI
nosa. which arrived from Honolulu TINS
morning. Mr.. Davies goes rom heIS 10
vancouver. u. c., thence last u HUN
after his business interests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
A Forfy-Mii~ Ride.

Il. X. Swetnam. of Fairfax Station. Va
says: "A party came forty miles TO nv
store for Chamberlains Cough Rem.Jy
and bought a dozen bottles. The remedy
has performed some wonderful cures
here: II is intended especially FOR
coughs. colds. Group. and whooping cough
ana - favorite wherever known For
SAFE py owens a Minor Drug Co.. r. NJ.
Slaughter. T.. u. Reeves A. Co. and ii q
F0rstmann, druggists
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Corporate Security.

Brewers. distillers. store-keepers. ana
gausers, and tobacco and cigar manu-
facturers who have to give bonds To the
Government. can procure them by apply
ing 10 or addressing Peasants & CO.. M
east Main street. Richmond. Va.
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Pension Agents Arrested

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Com
missioner OF Pensions was notified This
afternoon OF the arrest Of T. III. Allen
and John j. Sanders. OF Natchez Miss.
charged with Illegal transactions In prose.
cutting pension claims.
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loo Easter Lilies, 100 Azaleas, 2.0oo Hya-
cinths at }. ii. Harvey & Co.'s branch
store, 2z3 east Broad street. Omen Non'
day. March 18th. All orders for cur now.
era taken now at No. 5 west Broad street
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Naval Changes

WASHINGTON. u. c., March Ii
raised Assistant Surgeon Lumsden has
been ordered 10 the Yorktown. relieving
months leave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

Use Moody's Superior Ammonia Tor
household use.
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ond. Plccsd,lIv third. Time. i.oSfps sec
Third race-four and a half furlo,
The Distiller first. KIsmet second Gear
w. third. Time. To
Fourth race-seven furlongs F,,.t.
first. West Park second, Mockdhi tbi rn
Time 1:4yH. VI
Fifth race-five furlongs -Speed,u.
first, Bennett Young second, Little Frad
third Tim. f.t-L icu
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rokahskim, gdyby Francys, ko.

rokahskim, gdyby Francya, ko.
rzystajac z tel wojny, przepro-
wadziia chocias czesc swych co
do Maroka zamiar6w, q kt6remi
sic wcale ME kryje; Hiszpania
naturalnym biegiem rzeczy byia.
by zmuszona rzuci6 sic " objscia
trojprzymierza. W pssdzisrniku
jus " korespondencyi z Madrytu
do znanej pGazety Krzyaowej"
berlihskiej czytamy:
w tel chwili Madryt musi pc.
wziase postanowienie. Kwestya
marokahska znaczy ola Hiszpanii
.Jej stanowisko ma morzu Srod.
ziemnem. Sprawl ia W palacy
sposob zostaia dis postawions
Neutralne zachowanie sic Hisz.
panii jus jest niemoaebnem".
Rzeczy jednak ME poszly, jak
sic spodziewano, q mote jak Ii.
czono W Berlinie. Sprawl Me-
lilli ME jest ~ieszcze formslnie "a.
istwiona ale punkta przedugodne
zostaiy przyjete przez obie stro.
ny. Marszaiek Martinez Campos
udaie sic do Tangeru, jake uwie.
rzytelniony pefnomocnik z licz-
Hym sztabem dyplomat6w. Ma.
roko ma zapiacic Hiszpanii jake
zwrot koszt6w 25 milionow De.
zetow Cfrankow) ratami; winni
awantury kabylowie Ryfu beda
ukarani etc. A " Melilh? W Ne.
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MarOkO.

Hiszpanis j sultan marokafski
zssfutyli sic dobrze Eurepie. o.
morzyh znowa kwestye maroksh.
ska, kt6ra naprawde jest daleko
wiecej egolno europeiska, aniaeli
afrykahska. Moana nawet powie.
dzied, fe jest nsjzupeiniej euro.
.pejska DO jest kwestya NORA
Srodziemnego j niby krahcowem
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kwestyi wschodniej, ktorej prawe
skrzydio:opiera sic dis o Ocean
.Spokojny, Srodek zas tkwi W
Stambule j Teheranie. Jest dalej
kwestya europejska dlatego je.
szcze, ze " Maroko, albo raczej
o Msroko, wspofzawodniczs re
soba try pahstwa, ME szczedzac
|intryg j zabieg6w, mianowicie
Anglia, Francya j Hiszpania. Ma
te intrygi sPekulowai, isk sic ida.
|je, Berlin, szukajacy sprzymie.
rzehcow przeciw Francyi j usliu.
jacy znowu calkowicie odosobnic
te rzeczypospolite. Pewne PREY.
nsjmniei stronnictwo W Berlinie
ME kryie sic z tenn wcale, he ma.
lezaioby i Hiszpanie wciagnac do
tr6Jprzymierza. Gdyby awantury
y kabylami Ryfu W Melilli byly
sic rozwineiy, jak " T. 1869 W
wojne Hiszpanii Z suitsnem ma
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Ksiazki Kwitowe
doszla z kofcem roku 1893 do

Ola uaytku Grup Zwiazkowycb
q odpowiedniemi rubrykami dc
kwitowania wnoszonych opiat, wy.
starczajaoe ma lat dziesiec, do
sprzedanis " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
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