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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-23
HOPE FOR NORDSTROM
/ STAY Of Execution Pending
Another Appeal.
re GOES TO THE HIeHEsTcouRr
4 rsnssasatisnal Question Esfsed-wfnx
Lssg Gets . Kespsse-otse Aa-
derson's Petition.

cw. Eordstrorn, convicted Of murder
- william Mason November Il, 1881. and
s~stsscsd to be hanged week from merit
rr,dsy. has again succeeded In svading the
s.nxsnan on q legal technicaIisy. his a.
s.rusy, James Hamilton Lewis, succeed
srs yesterday in securing stay OF sxecu-
tson from Chief Justice r. o. Dunbar, Of
ne suprsme court. in order TO permit the
sss.ing before the United States supreme
egsr. u new Federal question.
The ease Is also mp on writ OF error
twusd By Chief Justice Fuller through
Jsdre Hsnford's court and ordered up 20
he supreme court judges ct Washington
Ctr.
The following special telegram II self
sfpisnssory:
yoErH YAKIMA, Aug. 22-Ispecial.l-
Chef Justice X. o. Dunbar, OF the su-
rrsns court, made decision here today
shieh may give Charles W. Sordssrorn,
ros under sentence TO be hanged next
Yrday, new lease OF life. By appoint
nsnt Judge Dunbar arrived here, after
erring tnfrty-seven miles over the
rrains. whore be was met By James Hsm-
isor Lewis. Hordstrom's counsel. Mr.
Leafs presented argument for the setting
feg the appeal OF the whole case to the su-
rrsms court Of the United States. Judge
dunbar asked upon what new Federal
assssion was this appeal demanded. The
cpanssg urged that the act OF congress adj
hitting this state into the Union exaeted
thss We make q constitution not ifcon-
sslsnt With the constitution of the United
EEsics. But. instead, We adopted a con-
STATION permitting man 20 he tried for
rs iiie upon the affidavit of the prosecat-
ing stsoFney. when the Federal constita-
ton required that I'm all capital cases the
dsssndant should be prosecuted on an In
dsctmsnt The counsel said I'm this con-
aiction the constitution OF the state must
fail, and ali laws under 10 and prosecutions
Ender saeh laws we're illegal and the pris-
easr entitled to be exempt from this
proseention and death sentence. Judge
Dunbar 30 decided and granted the appeal
On the point presented, and ordered the
sIsentlon Of Nordstrorn TO DO stayed.
kordsirom's Swedish friends have been
setlyely &c work In the last week since the
tFne condition Of affairs vas set forth in
ths PosT-InTKLLIoExcKsias Friday, and IL
d known that Gov. MeGraw has been
applied 10 for thirty days. stay of exscu-
Ion In the event Of all other measures
falling pending the perfection of the
appeal to the supreme court of the United
States. This message came too late last
svsning 10 notify Nordstrom of bis good
luck, but rs he has stood within the
shadow Of the gallows for nearly three
PEARS. he IL said TO have grown indifferent
- 10 results. lie, however. stoutly main
ts.ns that he Is innocent OF the murder.
and many Of his countrymen believe him.
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HorE FOR JUNG VINO.



Lost Certificate.
Jung Wing was recently arrested at the
Point Roberts cannery. because he had no
certificate OF registration. and was about
b be deported. but yesterday his attorney
attained from Judge Hanford. in the
United States court. a stay Of proceedings
Tor thirty days. in order that Jung might
fss the certificate.
He explained that his client Was regis
ssred at Portland. that the number of his
certificate was 1856. but that IL had been
Lat that Jung would make an affida-
vii recitlng the circumstance under which
Il had been fost, with his photograph at
tached, and that these would be forwarded
% the collector Of customs NJ Portland,
and II Jung was the man . new certificate
would issue.
The Law upon which q new certificats
nay be issued reads M follows:
duplicate certificates may be issued by
collectors upon receipt of written applica-
ton therefor with evidence satisfactory TO
Them. 10 the form of affidayits, that the
original has been lost or destroyed by un-
ayoidable accident aud without fault or
nsrlidence on the part OF the applicants.
Collectors will in all such cases assure
themselves of the identity of the sppIi-
can't with the person 10 whom the original
certificate Was issued. and. to that end will
require with each application a photo
graphic likeness of the applicant which,
after comparison and Identification with
ths photograph tiled with his application
certificate. chall be attached to the certit-
cate issued in lieu Of the one lost or do
ssFoyed.
Across the face OF each duplicate so is
seed and the stub thereof the collector
saasl write, IN red ink. the words. Issued
10 lieu of the original certificate, No. 49,.
which, upon evidence submitted, appears
% have been unavoidably lost Tor de-
sfoyed. as the case NAV bel to whieh shall
y attached the collectors official sigma
tare -
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PERSONAL

f. w. Parker was in Tacoma yesterday.
J. r. Mcmillan. of Edison, is visitor TO
the city.
d. J. Hanna, of Minneapolis, is a guest
at the Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hardy, of Everett,
are in the city.
Judge b. :. Grosscup, OF Tacoma, is a
guest a. the Northern.
II. b. Fletcher. the civil engineer OF
Blaine, is at the Dilier.
+. Z. Kirkendall, business man Of Og-
den. is at the Northern.
Mrs l. NJ. Kellogg. OF Green lake, has
returned from Hartford. Conn.
George CACHES, she we'll known merchant
of La Conner, Is 81 the Butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Butteraeld, OF Port
Madison, are visitors 10 the city.
Albert Hansen left for San Francisco
last night on short business trip.
r. :. Whitney. the well-known logger Of
Port hadloek, Is guest AZ the DIller.
W. II. Johnson. a mining man OF Grip
pie Greek, Col, Is stopping nj the North
exn.
Key Pittman, the weil-known lawyer Of
Mount Vernon. Is IN the city and registered
at the Dliler.
Jerry Ysgbary, the night Taller at the
county jsii, IS confined TO his home with
Sciatic rheumatism.
q. i. Templeton, mining man Of Liv-
ingston, Mont. Is n visitor to the city.
and is stopping az the Northern.
Cart. J. Parry. OF The English four
masted ship Beeehbank, nov loading iun-
Der at Biaksley. was at the Northern last
night.
The famille. Of T. A. Mcdonald and +.
c. Williams have returned 10 their homes
at Green lake after s two weeks outing 1t
Mason. on tie Great Northern.
Mr and MFA Henry {. Haarsiick, Miss
Haarsf{ek, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Maxon and
Miss Maxon, tourists from ST. Louis. ar
rived IN the city yesterday and registered
at the Rainier.
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BOY Burri.r. Admit, Their ea,,,.

Frank Sullivan and Edward Stewart. In
the municipal court Yesterday, pleaded
guilty TO breaking into the house Of Emma
Cooley. on Division street. Tuesday,
and to stealing $50. The mothers
appeared in court and stated
that the boys were incerrigible
Stewart. who Is II years old. was sentenced
TO the reform school. but sentence In the
case of Sullivan. 10 years of age. was aus
pended for one week, to allow his mother
81 notify Mr.. Sullivan, who Is I'm British
liolumhta
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who Say. Ia. Hot In seattle.

The three hottest days in Seattle this
year were July IL. IS degrees; August 2 s6
degrees, and August 10 50 degrees. maxi
mum temperature. On last Tuesday at
Walla Walla the thermometer showed 81
degrees and at Spokane So degrees, while
at Seattle it registered s. degrees. In the
Sacramento and San joaquin valleys il is
9S degrees almost daily. The above figures
were furnished By Director Alciators. who
says Seattle experiences the mildest
weather Of any city on the Pacific coast
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ne Claims Credit for Time In Jsii
Awaiting Decision.
osto Anderson, who is in the wails
NAa psnisentiary doing three years for
Rargiary. fled his petition in the superior
ss4Fs Yesterday asking to be discharged.
ne sets forth that he was convicted Of
burglary July !, 1891, in Seattle. and July
.~assneed 90 three years in the peniten-
eAsy. On The same day he appealed bis
ease 10 ihe supreme court. which affirmed
sae eecision OF the lower court, and on
september 70. is93. be was deported to the
ses's peRitentiary. Deducting the time he
ss'aAlasd In the county jail from the
woe Of TIE three years sentence. be
aAms TO ee entitled 20 his discharge from
Use nsnitentiary: that he was kept waiting
= tae county Jail from July z. 1891. to
esF'sneer Is 1919, Tor decision from the
bal
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The Columbia Mining Company. cor
poration recently organized in this city
has purchased q section Of 60 acres onpo-
site Yale. r. C.. for $4,000 and will imms-
diately begin operations 10 put water on
the ground for hydraulic mining. Ii .
proposed to carry water across the Fraser
on a wire suspension bridge 40 an erpendt
ture Of ss0.ooa The company's otfiee will
be located in this city, ami the incorpors-
tors are F. w. Lsdd. w. II. Flett and TIM
othy o'connor. Of Merrill, Wis, and I. A.
Dereg, of this city.
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The sal. of sh. Maud Baild.n~.

The sale Of the Maud property to c. A.
Mckenzie, which was reported in last
Tuesdays issue Of the Posr-ISrELLIeEscER,
was in reality a trade. Mr.. MeKenzis
giving 20 W. II. Maud a lot in A. A.
Denny's addition. three lots in Yesler &
McGIiyra's addition. ten acres IN Kirk
land, tifty-six lots in Georgetown and some
farming land in Claliam county. aggregat-
ing SO. coo. for the Maud building on Com
mercial street Shortly after the trade Mr.
Mckenzie was offered $4,000 cash by two
different parties, but refused.
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AMUsEMENrs.
Madison Park.

Pandemonium reigned at this place last
night while DR.. Casanova was perform
ing his daily task of cutting up q man
and putting him together again. Ii is
certainly the greatest feat of the kind ever
seen here. Miss Agnes knight is sure to
become great favorite among the amuse-
mentioning people if the encores she re-
ceiyed last night are any criterion. Ell
ward Clay, the colored comedian, Is
spicier than ever in his Southern songs
and dances. Performances every after
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In pursuance Of the order made by Judge
Osborn. August 20. directing the payment
by King county Of the cost Of surveys OF
the various roads sought to be established
under the road laws recently held TO DO
unconstitutional. the cost was yesterday
taxed by the county commissioners in the
following road cases, namely; John c.
Elsey. A. C. Pickering. w. II. Hand A.
7. Beede. II. II. Ludvigson. Martin Mon
ohon. The warrants for these win be
ready for delivery by the county commits
sioncrs by September 3.
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BB yITiEs.

Harry Porter pleaded not guilty Of steal
ing eleven gram ssexs from George Z.
Hill and demanded Jury trial HIS case
was set for next Tuesday.
An extensive nFe IS burning in the
woods about Green iAke. Ii was feared
last night that some OF the bridges on the
railroad 10 Bethsa might be destroyed.
James Hart, Of Chrislophsr, Yesterday
offered his services. tres OF charge, 20 the
cliy board Of sduc4tioa, 10 saperintend
the woEk Of constructing = balkheaa az
tue nes South sehooS. The president OF
the board. Mr.. AAcDougall. informed Mr
Hart that TIE work would be in charge Of
u. ;. -. White, the engineer engaged on
the Port Orchard dry dock.
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on Friday. August "a. al IL a. M. J. y.
Isowman, administrator Of the estate Of
Sarah n. Ysslsr. deceased. will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. AZ the corner Of
TAYLOR street and Ysslsr avenue. twenty
str tracts Of land on Yesier avenue. To-
tween Rainier and Taylor streets This Is
the choice property OF the Yssser donation
claim.
The estate Is In need % money 10 pay
taxes. and must sell. Tnis is an opPorsa-
nifty 10 ges choice land At low prices.
Plsts Of the property 10 he sold may be
obtained al room 2l9 Pioneer building
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x..an.o, ms, s,.aa Trial.

In Justice Humphreys court yesterday
Peter y jacobson and ]. W. Alexander.
accused OF tampering with an abstract in
order 10 obtain q loan upon property in
Kitssp county. we're granted separate pre-
hminary hearings. Jacobson was bound
over In $500 bonds TO appear before the
superior court TO answer to q charge Of oh
tanning money under false pretenses
Alexander's hearing was set for today.
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The funeral of Frank Parrott, the brake
man killed Monday night in the train
wreck, and Frank Finnerin, who was
killed at Sumson's mill at Ballard. last
Saturday, took place las. evening IRON
Bonney & Stewards chapel, under the
auspices of the X. OF z. bureau of relief.
and was escorted 10 the train by Seattle
Lodge. No. 81, Lake Lodge, No. 6S, and
other Knights from this city and Ballard.
PARROTS remains were shipped to Alto,
Mich. and Finnerin's to Muskegon, Mich
Mrs. Finnerin and three children accom-
panied the remains.
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&C upisd the sttentioa ~ rus-. u.re.
Sc jury IA the Uasseus sac. rsiss-se.
st- yssteraay. The trial vii be go.
tAnnsd this raornEna. e'n-
ssaage hunes YESTERDAY xirnsd . d.
ss ~..s az tAe case OF the Psoneer Carriage
pAny axasnst William D@hYsng- a ss1.s
" recover sii4 for goods sold.
En- ,s nsi krsekson, = native Of xorwav
- ara haEfis, . native Of Fnwsnrd
s Fssfsrday admitted 70 estixeuxhIn IA
'As United States district court.
an The suit % J. r. Ronald azsinss IA
s1s AaexIntosh for services. the defsna-
as Yesterday fled his aEswer d.avtnx
saiesafion Of the complaint.
ssdgs Hnnss yesterday gave Judgment
~ .1a coats IA favor Of the pi2intifF
20. ..ao case OF n Il Cavanaagh va. Il r.
u suit On pronissory note.
In the divorce saFt Of evIv1a I. Gn-rk~n
against herbeES X 6areken Jadv. Hnuz@s
yesterday signed 81 order Of dsfault 49,.
oslendanf failing 20 pat IN an sppsarancs.
The hndings Of facts and eoaeiusions Of
sas IN the notorious divorce suit of Narx
otesae Va David III. Steele were fled for
record In the clerks Office yesterday. With
them was also fled Judge Battles decree.
ne plaintiff In the case Of Charles
SeAoening Va Henry Green 81 al. xaynE
saess. and James II. Hall. defendant. yes-
.srday hled motion asking the eourt 70
dismiss c.iss the complaint q Intervention OF
William Monroe.
Acting Commissioner Bowers. OF the
general land Office. ha. notified The local
once that its decision Of thu case OF
Samues curry Va l. y. ORCHARD has BE-
come nnai and the case closed. The con-
test involved The right TO make a timber
land entry Of lot. aud 4. section n.
township 81 north. range east, and the
decision was rendered IN favor Of Orchard.
VINO 10 nov allowed sixty days within
which 10 make final payment
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THE BLoTrsR.
csIxrxaL pEPARrxKxr-nurr..

y ~H1 = . ME- -fiUHEst .
w. w. Beck va J. K. Kirkpatriek-
Order confirming sale; signed
+. Z. Nlttier va. Scots Burgess-Order
OF default; signed
First National Bank OF Anacortes VS..
Anacortes Hotel Company-order for pub
iication Of summons; signed.
Ralph ). Hopkins VS.. +. A. Mackay-
Order King defendants bond signed.
Cora II. Heaton vs. James Heaton-Ds-
fault; signed.
Margaret K. Sawtelle vs.. A. Marshall ct
ai-Judgment: signed.
PROBATE DEPARTMKST-LASGLK ,.
Estate of Orlando q. Root Petition for
letters from Frances Ann Root
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Moliie Rogers vas arrested on Washing
ton stFest. near Commercial. last evening
~ le.So On charge % ass,rdsrly conduct
The alsordersy coadue. consisted Of
abusive language toward Oaieer MefFora.
She wAs released a. II o'clock on 80 bagg,
and In = isw minutes aftsrward she again
began % ssass ozesT AsfsoEd and vas
again arrested.
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Cears. ana ruhlle ome...

A.. marriage license Was issued yesterday
" Pert Gamble.
- We case Of : q. McrfeEd va c. III.
$50 a., transcript case from Yakima
60 5adge Humes yesterday signed an
fSs@ilng the Judgment
nke hames Yesterday signed = judg-
g. 49, 20 saesA - for the Plaintiffs in the
-. - q = q tsraves and NJ. r. Backas
a" 1oen 4 Denny ct Al.
Aas sass Of Starr & Co vs. J. Z. Chill
8 y. H. LAtlmsE znd ". Y. Rinesaxl
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Judge Glasgow has received a letter
from Thomas T. Wsstendorf. saperin-
tendent Of the reform school,. stating that
since the opening Of the institution only
two desths have occurred, namely. Willie
Redmond, who died OF typhoid fever
shortly after admission, and Martin Ole
son. who was subject to epilepsy and
died Ina ff
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NEEEED Nov. ~ ETER-No seasan
~ - Sa= yszz Is Hs-1 SgTtag 70 tie
1eTFo1s faaa samm~s. We SCI =
EaSGsazEe teak vii ssr&nrtnsn wNax
nerves Aa1 make pa1ess well rzsa2ss
Celery Compound. TIE eS.rs people as Il
STEWART a HOLMES ngUG CaMP'Y.
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Many bodily Ills result from habitnA
constipation. aud hne constitution may
be weakened and Tained by simple neg
lecA There is no medicine. Tor regulating
The nowels and restoring natural action
70 the digestive organs, equal 20 Ayers
prls
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oar delivery leaves for South seattle
south Park. River Park and the nsighbos-
hood every Tuesday and FRIDAY ~ 20 3.
m. AbrAhxms Grocery Company.
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Or. Prank Brooks. speciality paralysis
ali nervous diseases Ofte@ uottsfssa
block
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Reward cFers&-Ths union Fish Mar
ksL so8 Pike ssrees, oseFs rS~Ard 70
every sastauaer. Cal and get a.
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The following new suits were hled In
the superior court yesterday:
NJ. Galley vs. Gladys r. Baker ct al
Note and mortgage, $50.
fioneer Earrings Company vs. William
Behring-Account, xfIAo5.
The Nevada bank. Of San Francisco. vs..
a w. Piper ct al.-Sots and mortgage,
sl.O48
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
POdziekowanie.
ZARZ4D.

w imieniu Tow. A. Mickiewicza nj
zej PodPisany Komitet odbytego teatru
z dnia rs z. m. sklada serdeczne po-
dziekowanie szanownym paniom j pa
nom amatorom "a prace j truly jake
Poniesli biorac udziai W przedstawieniu
jak rowniez "a w~ywiazanie sic z rol
jake i'm byly wyznaczone. Dziekuje-
my vice: pannie Mieleckiej; obiedwom
Pannom Bihkowskim j PAM Grabowiec-
kiej; Panom J. Koczorowskiemu, Sly
mahskiemu, Wojnickiemu, Grzeskowi,
rowniez suflerowi p. Kswalkowskiemu.
Dziekujemy tee szanownej publicznosci
"a tax liczne zebranie sic.
Sc. PIucihski, 4. Rrokotoski, I. PuI-
kotoski, Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
z pOsiedzenia Zarzadu wv. n. p,

w ubiegla sobote odby}o sic posie-
dzenie Rzadu Centr., ma kt6rem by}
obecny cenzor Helihski. Przyby3 tez
komitet wydelegowany przez sejm
Zjedn. p. O. NJ. b. G. a mianowicie;
PIP. Maciewski Jackowski, ably dowie-
dzie6 sic ma jakich warunkach organi-
zacya ia moze bye przyjeta do wv. N.
P. w sPrawie tel zabierali CLOS wszy-
scy cz}onkowie Re-. G. a cenzor Helm
ski przemowil bardzo pieknie W duchu
patryotycznym do delegatow. Skoh-
czono ma tenn, re warunki zostana pre-
shane W tych dniach pismiennie.
Posiedzenie to by}o bardzo wazne - j
zaznaczamy, re wszelkie n~ieporozumie-
MIA jake istniaiy, zostaiy usuniete.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
vi Sejm ZjednOczenia p. r.. X.
pod opieka NJ. b. CT.

w ubieg}ym tygodniu odby{ sic ma
sail Pulaskiego sejm Zjedn. pod opieka
M. b. O.; zebralo sic btu delegatow
reprezentujacych z towarzystw i zarzad
skIadajacy sic z 10 czionkow.
Ma jednej z sesyi sejmu odczytano
telegram cd Rzadu Centr. IN. P. ma
st~epujacej tresci: SzczesG Wan Boze
piracy Wsszej.
w srode rano ~przyszla pod obrady
sprawl jak poszczegolne to~warzystwa
za1ecydowaly o dalszem istnieniu lie
dnoczenia.
Okazalo sic, re oko}o $50 czlonkow
Jest "a Zwiazkiem Mar. Pol. - okolo
100 "a Unia; q "a Zjednoczeniem D.
Q. y. >. j., a SO "a Unia Tub IN Zied-
~noczeniem.
Ma Sejmie byli obecni ksieza: Maier
z Saint Paul i Radzieiewski z Chicago,
Pierwszy zalecal delegation Unie-
drugi Z~jednoczenie. KS. Majer oswald
czy{ nawet, re gdyby Z~jednoczenie
przystapi}o do Uni, to Unia przybierze
naive: Unia Polska p. o. Matki Bos-
kiej ca; byle tylko pozyska6 te organi-
zacye Ola Uni. Wiekszosc atoli
czionk6w Zjednoczenia jest "a Zwiqz-
klein N. p.
Me chcemy jednak uprzedzac wy
padkow - W kwestyi tel rozpiszemy
sic innym razem.
Wybrano komitet, ktory ma zspyta6
wszystkie 3 wieksze organizacye ma
jakich warunkach Zjednoczenie moze
bye do mich przyjete.
Termin, W ktOrym ia sprawl ma bye
zalatwiona wyznaczono ma dni Ia.
A wiec Sejm ME zostal wlasciwie
zamkniety ale odroczony ma diva ty-
godnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12

WORCESTER, Mass. d. l wrzesnia 1894.
ny Panic Redaktrze!
Prosze umiescic W iamach swego pi-
sma CO nastepuje: Tow. L. Kosciuszki
mia3o posiedzenie W niedziele, 20 z. m.
W domu oh. Duszka ma ktorem kazdy
czionek oplacil sw6j podatek m~iesiecz-
ny jednego centa ma Skarb Mar. W
RaPPerswylu. Zarazem donosze. re
dobrowolna skladke ma Skarb mar. W
RaPPerswylu zlozyli nastepujacy OBJ:
Franciszek Kasprowicz 10 c; Jan
N~owakowski 10; Karol Jetka 10; Jan
Czeszewski 10; Jan Szynkiewicz 10;
Jozef Duszak B; Jan Koziowski 5:
Adam Zskrzewski 5; J. Molin 5; w.
Listewnik 10.
Suma ia zostala przeslana kasyerowi
Zwiazku OBJ. NJ. Majewskiemu. Bracia
Rodacy majacy chez wstapienia do ma
szego grona zgioscie sic do nizej podpi-
sanego, Tub do jednego z czionkow to-
~waIzystwa. Regularne posiedzenia
odbywaja sic wpierwsza niedziele DO 20
kazdego m~iesiaca. Il bratniem pozdro-
wieniem W. LiStecnh:, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
ROddcu 1 Roddczkil

Dnia 4 b. m. upiyna{ kwartai od
chwili za}ozenia Oddziaiu Po{nocno-
Amerykshskiego Skarbu Narodowego
pod oPieka muzeum W Rapperswylu.
Stosownie vice do ustaw zatwierdzo-
nych d. % lipca wzywamy niniejszem
rodaczki i rodakow by raczyli sic ze-
brac d. 10 b. m. W niedziele, o godz. 4
pc Po{udniu do hall Puiaskiego ma
"ai"e k1cdrtolne posiedzenie.
Porzadek obrad bedzie nastepujacy:
u Przemowa przewodniczacego.
2. Sprawozdanie z kwartalnej dzia-
}alnosci Oddzia}u.
81 Zdanie rachunkow przez pobor-
COW ] Pryes}anie sun zebranych przez
mich do kasy zarzadu.
~ Wnioski MOVIE.
PoniewaA skarb narodowy jest misty
tucya mogaca nsjbardziej dopomodz
nam W walce z wrogami Ojczyzny ma
szej poniewsz kazdy polak powinien
brac udzia} W sprawie tax szlachetnei-
sP~odziewamy sic wiec, re rodaczki ! ro-
dacy ME omieszkaja zebra6 sic licznie
W hall o -oznaczOnej godzinie.
Chicago, dnia 8 wrzesnia 1894.
Zarzad giowny Oddzislu
A. BtdszczyhskI.
II. ZychIihski.
u. Migdalski.
y. Terczeuski.
A.. Plucihski.
W. Majepski.
BdrszczeuskS.