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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
GonnIrn Real Gsiaie 90 Let

ALL THE ORANGES I have the larg-
est list Of desirable houses for rent: seven
70 ten rooms. 500 10 500 per year. ten 10
twenty rooms 500 o. s. 800 Per year. I'm
proved and unmpr0ycd property u every
description for sale; open al day on the
I'D. IRA NJ TAYLOR. opposite depot.
Brick Church. y. J.
NYACK- ON-HuDSON. rcnt by the
year. Broom house. unfinished. every
CITY convenience, grounds with abundance
Of shade and fruit trees. stable cafri.gc-
house and coachman's quarters adjoining.
possession. given May l. Address HEARTH.
Tribune Once.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnished ana unfuT-
nish"d houses 10 let. season or year large
and small; best locations. y. q. POT
TER. opposite station
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REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEES TO MEET

The Republican County Committee which ef-
fected a temporary organization at the Grand
Onera House Hall on Thursday evening, January
IS will meet again Monday next at the same
,,aca for the purpose Of organizing permanently
Colonel S Y. Il. Cruger the temporary chairman
will preside. 1,....o, Cato o,,,o,r,od ~,
,bis Comfy Committee. Of which Charles a. Pea
body is chairman met yesterday at Mr.. PeabodyS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

the free-coinaFe battle. Re said: The National
M-Mctallir league VIII take active part u the
next campaign. IL is oar hope to send free-s!Yer
majority 20 INC next C1ugToGS. The fact that tn
repeal Of The sherman iaw id not bring better
times has opened the eyes Of the people IL the
will help matters only I'm a slight degree and tenn
porarily. The tariff issue WILL 10 doubt, play an
important part in the coming campaign. but the
for it. General Warner viii 40 TO Chicago from
here"
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DEMOCRATS RECEIVE NOTICE.
If THE RHODE ISLAND HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs CONTINUES ITS POLICY THE LEGIs-

LATURE WILL BE PROROGUED.
Providence, Feb 21.-The Republicans OF the
General Assembly. particularly those of the Senate
where their party is in the majority. do not pro-
pose to waste much more time with the Demo-
cratic House of Representatives, and If the latter
has not by March passed the General Appro-
priaton bill the Governor will be asked to pro-
rogue the Legislature. There is no preteXt upon
which such request be based other than
this one issue The Democrats realize that al
though they have not refused TO pass the Appro-
praton bill, their delay N cOl,cGrring may be
construed an absolute refusal dsinclination
10 agree with the Senate on an important piece Of
legislation
Governor Brown was asked Yesterday whether
he would prorogue the Legislature if tho Senate
certified q disapproVement TO him. lie said that
he should not fail 10 do his duty in that respect.
and that he did not fear the consequences. He
honestly believed that he right in the course
he had pursued and that ne would be elected on a
popular vote in April such GubernatOri
candidate had had in this State for many year.
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Domfsilr Gilnailons tDantet

Males.
BUTTERFLY n competent Englishman
OF good habits Is reliable and quiet In his
ways: middle-aged and single. prefers a
.single-handed 1lace; brooklyn and city
references. HENRY HARRISON. 33i East
lOth-st.
BUTLER.-Hy q thoroughly competent
butler IN private family. town or country.
young man ~ much experience, has frst-
class references. Please address BUTLER,
Box O. Tribune Ohce.
BUTLER-By man who thoroughly
understands his business; Is willing To
make himself useful. best Of city refer
en- e.. Address j. H., =, 5th-aVe.
BUTLER. BY competent man OF 80;
just arrived from Paris; In private family;
speaks four languages wiling. obllging and
sober, hrst-class city reference. @. p,
1oS West 3Gth-st.
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60 crl sor Business pnrposc

A LARGE NUMBER OF lofts 20 let; all
sizes. all prices. rutland * WHlIING'
9 Bcckman-sL
AT CORNER OF William and Ann-st,
store and basement. 4ixJJ. very llsnt ana
desirable; also LIST loft. RCLAND &
WHITING, . Beckman- st.
THREE LOFTS TO LET AT low rent
at il2 2d-ave.. near 2ith-st. Apply 10
C. A. LUTZ IL CO.. 1T3 3d-aVe
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THEY ARE TIRED OF THE DEMOCRACY.
WALL STREET MEN WHO MDAN TO RESIGN
From THE MANIIATTAN C1I.H


FROM THE MANHATTAN CLUE
The Manhattan Club is not in a good position to
lose any members just now. the managers have
been compelled to recommend increase In the
dues from $75 to 500 year to meet the deficit 1t
Is likely. however. that there will be number OF
designations OF men who are SO disguised with the
Democratic party that they want to their
necon with It's leading social organization in this
city. One Of those who are going to resign Is n Wall
Street man who is prominently identified with
Southern railroad interests He Is himself q South
erner. He said yesterday:
1T is true that am going to resign from the
Manhattan Club, but do not my name pub
shed. because l am a private person. In whose
affairs the public has no concern. Before the last
election | what the Democratic party was
coming to, and / therefore voted for Harrison
However l Still consider myself Democrat The
managers of the Manhattan Club. in a recent cir
cular sent to the members, dwelt the services
the club had done the Democratic party. | for
one do not care to give any money TO an organiza-
ton 50 that It may help that party. am opposed
to the Democratic policy. and | think every man
ought to be who, as Russell Sage put It. has more
than shirt.
II know Of others who are going to resign from
the club for the same reason. Some Of them are
In this very Office and all Of them. unlike me- voted
for Cleveland in the last election. The proposed
increase of the dues has nothing to do with the
action mean 10 take"
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FURNISHED Gonscs 60 Get.

TO LET.-Fufnlshei. desirable new
house: u rooms; modern improvement,
party. Apply to s. b. CONDIT, Bricl.
Church Station. East Orange \. J.
ADVERTISER AND sUBsCRIP.
uONS FOX THE NEW.YORS TEIB.
IfNE WILL DE N CEiVED An THE Up.
lows 0FtIoL; no; Lac BrosdvaS ID
IISEM ENTS a. the following Branch OF.
fee 254 Sth-ave.. S. G. cor. 23c-st.
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

FAMILY going abroad viii rent their
hand. u,ly furnished apartment ~ Z rooias
nuI bath very loW - small family. Permit
from RIkLR & son. Gjl 5th-aNe.. near
53d-st.
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SILVER ~ THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.

Chicago. Feb. 2l.--A dispatch 70 a morning paper
from Denver says: General i. J. Warner. Of
OHIO president OF the Bi-MetlllIc League. arrived
in this city yesterday. He said last rsht he was
not prepared TO discuss the purpose Of his visit In
detail but that he gathering ammunition Tor
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A CLOSE MAYoRALTY CONTEST.

Mci<eosport, Penn Feb 2l.-The excitement over
the four-cornercd Mayoralty contest intense
last night and the vote close that 10 con-
didate was declared safe until the last returns
suit is as follows: Andre GIcp), 80; Stratton
DDem) 93i; Thompson Qnd). 95-, Reed (Cluzcns)
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Giin Real estate for Sale

OFFICE OPEN TO DAY.-Pr!yate houses.
$40 900 to SO 600: West Side. STEVENS.
yth-ayc.. corner 93d-st
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losth-st.-
Substantial. artistic detached mouse 70"
price: send for circular. ATLAS I'M
PROVEMENT CO.. IS Broadway.
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RTTLER-By a frst-class man, where
src,nd-,aan or parlormaid IL kept; has :
and . years references; last employers can
he seen lIG Clinton Place.
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european advertisements.

ETROPEAN ADVERTISERS VIII find tho
- London once - The Tribune. 80 l Sorfolk-st
Strand. ". G. convenient place to leave their a!yerisS
aients Tor publication In Tho Tribune.
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LADIES desiring women 20 work by the
day can be supplied az the RNersiue lay
Nursery l2l West Gid-st
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Eorses ano Carriages.

FOR sAIC-sadd!e ard driving horse
for ladv. i42 high: reliable: also 4o,in.
pony Tor child. Address Or. o. g. jazz
~. Box l6l. Jamaica. L. J.. " Y
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THE WIDE AWAKE CLUBS POSITION

The Wide Awake Republican Club. Of the Nth
Assembly District held meeting at its cubrooms,
No. 28 East feminist. last night; BY an 9ver ,.
NJ Nii5o,lard and the young Republicans IN The
Xnti-Nlgcnine organization. Herman l.. Schrader
presided.
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COACHMAN end GNRpHNER. BY 2
si,,l. German who understands the full
car. ~ h,sses careful driver. milk. prun-
.ns trees. h)tbeds: Will be found s9Dei.
Wiling. Industrious and oblgins. ADDRESS
Al ?eayl-st In care OF Mr.. kenoo!d.
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oughly uncerstands care o, horses. harness
and carriages: careful city driver: SIX
ears nrst-class reference from last en-
III YER i. n. Box "a, Tribune Uptown
Orlcc l2i2 Broadway.
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GARDENER. aged 81: married one
,tli. uy ,xo-rience In Greenhouses.
ersrsri.s flowers. lawns. vegetables, etc. ;
an take r.ll charge - gentleman eoun-
try place. god references. GAhDENhH
- GreenWich-gye.
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A LErTER IRON ALFRED !. cHRIsTIAN
THE PRESIDENT OF THE COUNTY COLoREr
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZATION ~ FAVOR
OF THE NEW Plan.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE COUNTY COIoRLp
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZATION ~ FAVOR
OF THE NEW PLAN.
The report published yesterday that Alfred L..
Christian, president Of the County Colornd Rcpuo-
lcan Organization. ard also the head Of the
Elliott F. Shepard Battery OF the NNIst Assembly
District, had declared in favor Of the Anu-Macane
party. was confirmed yesterday by Ny. Christian
in the following letter:
To the Editor Of The Tribune;
Sir: As president Of The county Republican, or
ganization OF Coorcd Voters Of the cry OF N.%-
York, and as a Republican who has stood by tAe
party year in and year Out, | wish 10 record my
sympathy with the new Republican movement III
OF the Committee Of Thirty is not only Impractical
BILE, but also un-Rcpuhlcan un-Am"rlc;ln ana oP,
posed 10 the very foundation OF our institutions
and our party. At present many o. my brctAr,nh
and myself are delegates 10 the County Commit
tee. Under the plan OF the Committee OF Thirty
not only will we be deprived o. personal an n.-
dvdual representation in the County commit -.
but the organic management OF tne party uh"rI
onnostI To- he masses What right have they 20
tax Eopublicars the enormous Of $25 FOR repre-
scntation in the County Committee. and what riBnt
have they to arbitrarily say rs they do in Article
~ .tb"t no dIerat~ ~ hose dues are not fully paid
shall be permitted to take part in any meeting OF
The County committce n nIG sni'i MS nA''' "
Under the plan Of the Committee Of Thirty. the
XXIst Assembly District in which ! reside. would
have four deiegatts to the county Committee. IN
League method" the XXist District VIII have
forty -nnc delegates. and not only Will every As
seniby District be represented hut every election
district viii have at Least one delcga,e to th,e
County Committee. call upon my follow col
ored Republicans % enlist IN behalf OF the Repub-
publican Organ.zation Of the City and County OF
New York, and ! in9or~r heartily the constitution
"a printed IN your paper OF this date. which have
carefully read; and which ! recommend as being IN.
bosses and place rs In position for an overwhem-
Ing victory at the polls this fall.
ALFRED l.. CHRISTIAN.
PrcsGcn, County Colorel Republican Organization
Ncw-lork Feb ~. lh'L
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I.ADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESs.-
First-class in all Kinds of sewing; no OBJ.
! cifv reference. Address DAVIS. present
EMPLOYER ll6 West sith-st.
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At REDUCED PElCEs.-50o second
harI wood and iron wof@ing machines.
r.r guaranteed, mar'inr.y housht and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. %'s Mail
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GARDENER by a young German. win
child. years in this country. understahIS
care OK greenhouses and vegetables L.
LANG. IT, East l2Jth-st
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Gclp iOantco.

WANTEp.-Lalics and gents - intro
duce a new household article. 5000 can he
made In short time. NJ c.nvA- sing. 3. Us
itself: seal dim" FOR particulars and IN
stractions. &. INGEi.. ~ ANcis-avc.,
Chicago, III.
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Citn Real Gstatc 60 let.

OFFICE OPEN TO-DAY.-Houses and
fats; West Side: all prices. SIE' I->"'
Oth-ave.. corner 93d-st.
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GROOM ana UsEFUL-MAN-By thor
ough. nrst-ciass man around gentleman
place. sober and reliable. Gail or address
MAT COURTNEY. +2i West J3d-st.
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CoAcIIMAS.-A gentleman wishes 20
uracur. a situation Tor his c0achman. mar
lied who has lived VITA him for hve
ms. he is honest. sober and reliable.
arl takss excellent care Of horses, car
ria.os AMI harness. country preferred. AZ
80 n,x -. Ncw-Yorl Posto;ilce. o.
JAMES. E1sebark postoiiice staten Isl
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FARMER - Re-engagcment wanted :
American. Is: married, 2 small cnlIdreh'
,horouchly competent, all farming. live
stock outdoor gardening. choice dairyns ;
all things connected with farm or care oi
gentleman's place: one OF the best lists OK
references Il any man In the State' a. d.
{. Eox ia. Dover Plains. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

LA'NURESS. By a respectable young
woman az nrst-class laundress. good ref
eronce Inquire 33s East 36tn-st.. In
grocery store.
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t0ora h)antco.
Miles

with family. American: long experience,
All wo:A as well as lhdn~s
married. With family: Under, uaaer''S ma.
understands DAIRY ard board m"n' %c; (;
2 ,.rr. IN ou. piacr. best references. CAR
PENTEKS Bureau. Jos Gth-a'e.
GEO. W. STEWART. 80 years in the
public schools. -. J.. %, male acu.e
strong. need, emp )yment as trh-"e.' "y'
cYunfant. clerk. office assistant che.ker.
any work mental Dr manual. gratefully
ae.optcl. Please address aOJ A4lsiIe-s'''
Ero1Hlyn.
JANlToR or WATCHMAN.-By a YOU'RE
Swell, y. speaking EnglisG ana DetiiiI !
rlcutly. as jaIit1r watcamnn ~ any lhl"s
similar. references b. required. "H@.'sS
J.. l.. cornor Water and clinton SITS
JANIToR -Uy an experienced German;
wishes ile care ~ several houses uhG =
stanis steam hat. weH rce'hlihei'u1 l.
sTKACh. @'i West G',h-st.
lhssElR treats patients ~ their resi-
t.rc-. rl.e moderate, experienced. hiSh'
eft medical and private reieren 'es. 9lF.
GENLA'H 81 East sis;-st.
MANAGER. &c-Ry an American.
81. as general manager h9l ltl,eeref, etc.
Competent 20 handle any v.Hce yejr'
with recent employers nHl strongly IN
dnrs-d By them. A*SlDtIil, lr.DuHe
once.
MACHINfsT. Sober. intelligent General
hand 81 years experience. desires verfd-
ncat position. FEK!IAD EIIEl, @iJ Last
s1;h-st
MIDDLE-AGED German couple. without
chill.,u, CORD tent and experienced -
sire 60 ta.r cl1re" Ol pUlll' Ut ''-.'r
building. GErs-MAN. 80 Wci' "'th-si.
MASSAGE. by nan .n private family,
one vhu huDwg and AN lersf"nt5 ny WON
ALDlS HrFNER. tlN East l'th-st.
N,NAcf.p 40 d-.s.al -i..f house on sal
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LAUNDRESS BY young woman a.
frst-class laundress IN a private family;
will assist with chamberwork latter part
OF the week: good city reference. 20
East iGth-st.. 81 bell.
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domestic Gltuat,ons Uanteo


Females.
A.-A.-A.-SW cooks. mattresses.
laundresscs chamhermalds. iadles malls'
setnstresses, kitchenmaids, houseworkers;
call Mrs MALMBERG'S Bureau. so2
lth-ave.. upstairs --
A-A-A-Swedish servants. tirst-class
cooks. leundressss. chamoermaids, Wait
,cssc1 rarlormaids. seamstresses. Mrs.
MALMBERGS Bureau. 3o2 au-ave'' up
stairs.
AI-SINE- JACQUIN. COZ 6th-ave. Cup.
s.2i,n near 35th-st.. French Employment
i,,,,.,o,, surnlies families with select SER
,ian,s ali natIonalites. French. German.
swedish maids. nurses. cooks. buffers.
-, DEspECTABLE colored woman. with
.,,-anre would like 10 take charge OF
, rr,.. norIor' Address 500 West 45th-st.
TAny Is DESTROYS Of finding n situa-
- ~ a chamhermaid. who has livei IN
~ ~ fnnily for years; Is good PLAIN
ysf or can wait on an elderly lahy TX
,,,ossary. city or country. Call Friday,
I'm, II TO l. Mrs. CLARK, III West
6lst-st.
III KINDS German help. female, with
a.'rios, reference, recommended Mrs.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Office. Gs7 6th-ave..
near 4Oth-st.
-,T CARPENTERS ORIGINAL EN-
PIGMENT HOUSE, l0S 6th-ave;. we
have best coachmen,. grooms. sardenets'
farm hnnds. farm foremcn. useful-mea.
marricd and single. all nations; also fsmais
help. well recommended estspnsned 1Sa''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
Doar6 Uanteo.

WANTED, In strictly private family.
q home for three adults. below GDth- ST. :;
references: 500 per month r.. 262 West
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furnished Rooms.


ELEGANTLY furnished front parlor;
steam heat: with bath: for gentleman; 81
week: reference. kLElNLE. lac East
3Jth-st.
III FURNISHED. southern room In private
residence. references required. 2lS Last
C2d-st.
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET; heated ,
ample clOeet room. price 81, gentlemen
only. 80 East l7th-si.. opposite Stuy-
vesant Park.
TIE BURLINGTON,
10 West 3Jth-st.-To sublct. handsome
furnished suite rooms. also small SUITE.
llTH-ST.. 1G WEST. Second floor sunny
rooms. surroundings desirable
~ WEST 9th ST. New and hand
somely furnished rooms. elegant parlOr
floor for physician.
29TH, r. between 9th Maflson-'e-
sirable rooms. with or without private
bath. parlor and upper floors.
34TH-sT.. I43 WEST. near Broadway
Handsomely furnished parlor or reception
room for dentist or specialist: every i'm
proveinent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

Office, No. Wa-st.. and considered the evidence
presented In the contest relating to the XXVIIIth
assembly District by Colonel T. c. Campbell. lead
er or the contestng delegation The committee
agreed upon its report which will be submitted at
me meeting OF the County Committee Monday
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONs IN ROCHESTER.
Rochester y. Y. Feb. q (SpecaD.-The Demo-
cratic C.tv Convention tonight minated cx-
Represent atve Iia.bcrt s Grrcnlcaf fo- Mayor;
Charles Englcrt. ir.. for member Of the Executive
Board ana Thomas T.. White for Judge Of the
Municip.l Court.
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miscellaneous


CONSTELLATION FREE.-Divorces pri-
vatcly. separations, dcscstiOns. we sup
port: damages obtained: collections.
shadowing. private Information; lceu eNi-
dence prosecutes, defends. WESI l.O-
TORN) Detective and Law Agency /"
Broadway.
DIR. ROsELIis ZEDOARY. the great
remedy for chilblains. corns. bunlons.
sweating tired tender feet. mailed Tor &c
r. ID. PALMATEER. Waterford. n. \.
WOULD LIKE the company OF two or
young gentlemen (christians) Tor rev
weeks al Eden. on the Indian River, Fla.
Address L. T. r., so broadway.
LAST DAYS Of our great annual SALE
goods go back at their old prices. JAM
NILS, 900 Broadway.
MASSEUSE 10 ladies and children: chest
development and reduction OF cinponpoln'
q specially: patients treated AT their resi-
dence. MISS FRANCES O'REILLY. lS5
West 1ith-st.
PERCEPTION issolving-yiew APP
paratus for hire with operator. 80 ara ex-
or oil lights may be used. STEREOPII-
CON. Box s. Tribune Office.
SAFES sold direct by the manufacturers
20 the customers. cheap for CASH mouse
$lo up; business, So up: catalogue lree'
N. Y. SAFE CO., A. Clinton Place
VALET and MASSAGE OPERATOR
would valet and masseur gentleman AZ
their residences; excellent references. Ad-
dress HAssEUR. Tribune Uptown Ohice.
1.2i2 Broadway.
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(Nades{ane).

Mr.. 8. ,,Nadziei" pisma ilustrowa.
nego ola m}odziezy, zawiera nastepuja.
ce artyku}y:
y Cd Administracyi. - y Bog mic
sadzi. - b Do matki, wiersz S. Zahai,
kiewicza. A. P~olityka, przez X.-63
81 Zo}wie przez H. Parasiewicza. -
6) Podroz z Sakramentami przez y. Z
X. Rejnerta. - y Stan Illinois pre-,
b. Klarkowskiego. - 81 Pieciu me
~czennikow kazimirskich, legenda. - 8
Podroz W SWAT g~wiazdzisty przez b
Baranowskiego. - 10Y Pod drzewem
wiersz do ryciny. Ill Krakowiacy.-
~ Bog go narodzi}, wiersz S. Zahaj
kiewicza. - 49, Rozkosze letniego ME
szkania przez A. Wilczyhskiego. - IA
Sztuki magiczne, Przez !. Kowalskie
go. 49, 10y Rozmaitosci, iamiglowki, cd
powiedzi cd redakcyi it'd.
yNadzieja" kosztuje rocznie tylkc
$1.OO. Adres redakcyi: S. Zahajkiewic;
45 Sloan St. Chicago, Ills.
Prenumerate nalezy nadsyla6 pod a
dresem: Rev. +. Sedlaczek,
cor. Ingraham & Noble SITS. Chicago
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PismO Ola POlek.

We Lwowie wychodzi pismo Pred.
Swift, dwutygodnik ola kobiet'. Pred.
plata ma yPrzedswit' wynosi rocznie z
przesylka 3 zIr. 30 cent, u modami
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