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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
/, DRESS GOODS


CurIycues and npples, rich oughncss and such daA.
inc audacity as the weave have never shown b..
fore The result is tropical jungle OF Dress Good
sleoance-with no more TO pay, as rule, than you
eYnect TO give for the commoner place things. sur.
prIses the salespeople themselves to see such exclusive
GOOD, such exquisite stufs so modestly prlce marked
COiORED STUFFS from wherever the best NJ
made. Europe or America. Among the very newea
weaves are:
Curly Boucle, lneo'Ine,
Caniche, DamasSe,
A,mres Zibine
Crepon Soyeuse, Tufted Vgogne
And a grand variety OF English and Scotch SuInn
The price ranges from $3.50 to S. These at random.
Fantastic CTepon. s. and 81.
ChanQeable Chevot novelty, 81 and $50
English Suitings, Sis, $3.50, Sl7s.
In the medium priced goods Foreign and Domeste,
are many dose copies of choicest imported styles *
$50.
BLACK GOODS, by far the fullest assortment eva
orened by us at one time And you see the goods lust
as they are under perfect northern light Among ths
avofe weaves are etoe oaniche, frisse mohar point.
ellie. mohair grenada fantase boucle, zbline and a.
pon soyeuse These as they come:
Fancy Carnele, 81, $3.50 and s..
Tricot Velour, broken blocks, IS.
Etoffe Caniche, $3.50 to 50.
Bedford Cords IS, 81 and sl.2S.
Mohar Grenada or Forentne, 2.S
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an 10 So Q Saved Oh Groceries.

40 10 30 per cent. saved to housekeepefS Inc oide
tsbished wholesale grocery house OF Aspeii company
sl4 ae Greenwich-st.. have opened new department
eupplyng families institutions. hotels direct WIN
Groceries. Provisions Teas Conees' fou ha"' Bacon
I,u,,.r produce Wines LIQUORS &C. the same whole
sale prices they sell grocers in reasonable quantities.
saving from TO 20 per cent They guarantee all
goods quality and deliver all goods free
Of the city Any reader presenting this houce WI" oe
promptly and well served Descriptive price "s' "a"ea
free.
WE CALI, ATTENTION TO THEIR OLD 1854
CABINET WHIsKEY. $3.50 PER GALLON
GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE FOR
MEDICINAL USE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
VTLBUR 3. VING ARRAIGNED.

THE FATHER SAYS THE YOUNG MAN HAS BEEN
MAKING CHECKS ON HIS ACCOUNT
FOR TWO YEARS.
Wilbur & Wing twenty -four years old. OF No. 100
Iivingston-st Brooklyn. he'd for examination
by Magistrate Wentworth In the Tombs Police
Court yesterday. on the charge Of passing worth
less check for So Rogers, Peet * CO.. NO. o6s
Broadway The prisoner is the OF the Rev
char es s. Wing OF the Brevoort House, Bedford
ave. and Brevoort Place Brooklyn.
Detective Brown said the Rev. Mr. Wing tod him
his son had been passing worthless checks for two
years and that he had paid $500 on his sons &C,
counts lie never knew OF his sons dongs until
the Nassau National Bank informed him that his
account had been overdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
MR.. sAxToN's ADVICE TO FARMERS.

Rochester Sept. 2.-Lieutenant-Governor saxton
made an address at the Brockport Fair yesterday.
Speaking OF current political affairs he said
We have TOO much legislation We go on
p!ling statute upon statute but none OF you
farmers VIII find anything there to tel you now 9
TO raise good crops how to get good prices TOT
them You complain because your servants down
in Washington do not do your bidding. II , you
nrivate business you would find II different You
don't want to go to election You thnK s y9n are
had Example to the immigrants who come over In
such numbers We ought to teach them that
lean people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
LAND DECISION REVERSED.

Washington Sept %-The Secretary OF the In
terror to-day reversed the decision OF the Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office. and approved
nine maps Of location OF the Montana Railway
Company for right OF way to construct railroad
IN Montana The Commissioner held that as the
road had previously selected portion OF this land.
and did not comply with the requirements OF law, 1t
could no, make applca ton for new entries on the
same The Secretary thought otherwise. and "ave
the right to the road to pass over any port v or
the public lands the line OF It's road TO whIN no
nror claim exists at the date of approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
PACKING HoRsEMEAT FOR EXPORT.

b. Washington Sept. 2s.-Secretary Morton has DE-
clded postpone until January J. 1896 the date on
which the order recently Issued regarding the stamp
ing Of horsemeat packages intended for export shall
20 into effect Since the order was issued It has
been brought 10 the notice OF the Secretary that 1t
may interfere with the performance OF contracts
already entered into. and the postponement OF the
execution OF the order Is made for the purpose OF
enabling packers TO close up present arrangements
and dispose OF any stock they may have on hand
In the mean tine Congress will have an oppor-
unity II DO desires. to modify or repeal the act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

RANSOM GETS HIS FULL SALARY.

Washington Sept. 2S-The Ransom case Is set
tied. Acting Controller Bowers. OF the Treasury,
has signed the warrant for s525 drawn by the State
Department in favor OF NJ w. Ransom, United
States Minister Mexico. and the warrant has been
forwarded to him. Auditor Holcomb. OF the Treas
ury originally held up the warrant on the ground
that Mr.. Ransom bad not been confirmed by the
senate. and therefore could not be paid Secretary
Carlisle overruled the Auditor and Acting Control
Ter Bowers sustans the Secretary. Under this de-
cison Minister Ransom Will draw his fun salary
from the time OF his second appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
NOMINATED ON THE a.oSTH BALLOT

Winterset Iowa. Sept. 2S.-The Madison ana AGAR
County Republican Convention, which had been In
deadlock since August q the ballots for candi-
date for State Senator, ended It's abors yesterday
on the 3026th ballot which Kilburn. i2 Price.
10 Mr. Price the defeated candidate. called his
men into another room and demanded an explana-
ton The eleven men declared they had all voted
for him The defeated party DO not know just
whom TO accuse OF treason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
NAuANy MEN TO NAME TICKET.

buffalo Sept 2s.-"The Times to-day says '"a'
the adberents OF Congressman Rowland H. Mahany
,,a,.o decided 70 make war upon the Republican
county organization, and will nominate city and
county tickets to oppose those named by the ma
chine The failure OF the Mahany contesfing dele
gates to secure representation in the state ConVen
2on coupled with the action of the county or
eanzation in expelling district committeeman known
70 be favorable to the young Congressman, mas IN
tsrshed the bitterness between the two FACTIONS 70
such an extent that all hope OF closing the breach
has disappeared and disastrous hght Is IN
evitabe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

Saratoga Sept % (speciaD.-The Democrats OF the
counties of Saratoga Schenectady and Washington.
known as the XXVIIIth Senate District, this after
noon placed In nomination for State Senator Charles
Oscar McCreedy OF Ba.lston Spa. As the district
has a Republican, majority Of about 1000 all that
McCreedy can get out Of II will be the honor OF me
nomination. He is at present occupying iat c.erk-
shin in the Government printing office In Washing
ton and this may prove bar to his running.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
SlIKS-DRESS GOODS.

Never mind the mercury; go oy tne amanae.
ootohor 10 noyt door lack Frost U soon be breathing
nm the mindows. Warm clothes Of course. Haue you
seen how readu how more than ready we are th every
mouen stuff that women wiN want? The Rotunda is
Gke IN Exhibition of Silks and Dress Goods. Worlds
Fair of stvles, a magazine Of quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

under which the Secretary is acting Secretary ar,
been begun at Hammond Ind. within the last few
months, making two points In the United states at
which the industry has been established the o'her
being In Oregon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
LANDING NORTH GERMAN LLOYD PASSENGERS

In order to meet the convenience OF passengers
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company have
made arrangements by which all steamers leaving
New-York for southampton and arriving after 10
p. m. will be held at Southampton until a. m on
the following day. This Is done TO obviate the
cessty OF landing passengers at an untimey hour
In the middle or the night in case the steamer
should arrive at Southampton during the night
ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
CONDITION or rHs ROE MARKET.

There has been much ado over the enormous rice
crop which IN being harvested and the outcome
practically assured. According TO those who are In
good position to Judge, the outcome Is not likely
to exceed 10000 900 pounds which is not formida
BILE considering the fact that the annual require
ment Of the United States 10 quite 400. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
THEY WANT PAUL DANA FOR SENATOR.

THEY WANT PAUL DANA FOR SENATOR.
A number OF the Dem )cratic leaders OF Queens
County met at Jamaica yesterday morning and
arranged that ex-Park Commissioner Paul Dana.
of New-York who has a summer house at Glen
Cove l.. l., be asked to accept the nomination for
Senator at the Convention to be held at Jamaica
on October 3. Mr.. Dana, they urge. Is the only
man who Is acceptable to both the Gleason and
regular wing OF the Democratic party In the coun-
ty Theodore Koehler. who has been mentioned as
the Gleason candidate. is looked upon as too much
OF a city man for the farmers Ex-Mayor Gleason,
when spoken to on the subject. yesterday afternoon
said that Paul Dana was a man ABOVE reproach
and would be acceptable to his party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
HE BIDS FAREWELL TO THE ARMY.


GENERAL sCHOFIELD ISSUES HIS LAST ORDER
AND HOLDS HIS FINAL RECEPTION.
Washington, Sept &-General Schofeld to-day
issued the following order. announcing his rein-
quishment OF the command OF the Army to its Of
hcers:
Headquarters OF the Army. Washington, j. C.,
September Is. 1895.
Pv oneraton OF law the undersigned Will cease
to command the Army at noon tomorrow sunday
September 90 He extends to all his companions
and comrades most cordial thanks for the zeal and
fidelity with which they have at all times sup
ported him In the discharge Of his duties. and he
assures them If his highest esteem for their SOL
derry and patriotic devotion TO the country's SER
vice. j. NJ SChOrlELb
Lieutenant-General u. s. A.
Later in the afternoon General Schofeld received
the officers on duty in Washington and bade them
farewell. The reception was informal, and the off,
GERS and the retiring lieutenant general were In
citizens dress.
MR.. CARLISLE TO RETURN TO-DAY.
Washington. Sept. 2s.-Secretary Carlisle will re-
turn TO Washington Sunday from his visit to
Marion, Mass. and will resume his desk at the
Treasury Department on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TIVTTT TEff'E''''
The Latin American Democratic Union VIII nave
n meeting to confer with the Italian RepuDilcah
League at the Hotel Espano In West fourteehl MIN
a., nsv, Saturday evening 1t Is probable that these
ORGANIZATIONS will enter into an Ant-ranmahy
linton and support a combination ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

~ the district conventions that select dele
o"tss m the National Convention and run the state
conyention and exact from It free-silver resoiu'
ton,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
WHEN BOYS ARE MEN

THEY'LL look out for themselves. While they still need
tenderness is when we are taking all the worry out Of
the clothes Queson-even for those who do the paying
Boys Long Trousers single or double breasted eoa!,
solid blue black or fancy mixed chevots or tweea''
sizes IA TO 10, at ST.
Boys best quality 3-pieee Short Trousers SUITS navy
Blue chevots sizes II to 49, at 81 the sl2 KIND
new line of Suits, for stout boys IN blue and oae.
chevots and fancy mixtures, also cassmefes ana
Worsteds in desirable patterns, sizes ~ 10 10 Co.
Very special arc the boys Atwood 2-pieee Suits N
dark gray with extra trousers and cap 10 ma'eh'
sizes 6 to Is, at S.
Boys genuine Irish Fricze Refers, brown and Ori"d
mixed all-wool worsted lining velvet collar, sizes
Ito Is, at 81 the sl2 so kind
Boys knockabout Trousers, double seat ana knee,
seams taped and double stitched, sizes TO IA, AZ
&c.
Boys Atwood flannel Waists and Blouses, sizes D to
IA, at $l.lS; the ST. 70 kind.
Second Floor. Ninth Street
IN THE GROCERY STORE
Tea fine quality Oolong, English breakfast or "'i1eo
pure fresh Leaf, 3Sc ID.
Jersey Tomatoes finest quality, new cold packing
days only, g. can.
Early Iune SNed Peas, best quality, new pack, . dav
only, lie can.
New York State Sugar Corn, fine quality, oay'
Canadian Bueberies best quality, l1c can !l.'S d0A
Columbia River Salmon Steaks, lSc can, $40 dol
Cooked whole Lunch Tongues best quality, : IN saen
can, 3 days only, loc can
Pettijohn's Breakfast Gem I0c ID. carton. ,
Genuine French Macaroni, best quality, Mefaanl
Spaghetti, vermcelIi, Italian Paste, l5e H. PACK
age n.
Spanish Queen Olives, best quality, days only, 1"
90 o. bottle. AN
Sliced eyeess and coreess Pineapples Us can, wv
| doz a..
| Extra heavy syrup pitted Cherries very sea'e VIZ
season. Sc can, $3.50 doz.
In Sc me {, Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
An Exhibition of Imported
VELVET. VELOUR AND CLOTH CAPES,

VELVET. VELOUR AND CLOTH cAPES,
novelties and practical garments will be made
on Monday in our Dressmaking Paors, 9th floor These
Canes are mostly one of kind and nearly all are hand
soneIy trimmed with cut beads. Such an opportunity
for selecting unique garment is not likely to come again
There will also be an interesting collection OF I'M
ported Evening Waists in Silk, Chiffon, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
RECEPTION FOR GREENHALGE.

Boston, Sept % (speciaD.-The significant action
OF the Republican caucuses this week was ratihed
this afternoon by the Massachusetts, Club. This
s the oldest political organization in the state and
its history antedates that of the Republican party
To second president was Ex-Governor William
Claaln. who presided at the meeting held this
afternoon, when reception was given for Gov
ernor Greenhalge There were also present ex-
Governor Boutwell,. Ex-Governor Bracket, ex-Sena-
tor & s. Blanchard Congressman Walker Presl-
dent Capen OF Tufts College; Charles Carleton COT
fin and many other prominent men. Mr. Claim
made a brief speech, Introducing the Governor ana
merit TO the occasion were made by ex-Col.ector
Beard Congressman Walker ana ex-governor
Rrsckett and Ex-Governor Boutwell,. The latter
made significant allusion to the A. r. A. orsanizi-
ton which is making stir politically by saying
public school system while the Republican party
was In power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Try as they will no else 10 have the knsdk
Of getting just the things you want at such unexpec
eddy low prices:
Wrappers Of standard quality ohntz, fancy indigo
and mourning patterns, round yoke, tight fitting
back, body lined TO waist 81.
Wrappers Of flannelette, very neat patterns, square
mother hubbard yoke front and back, crushed
collar, large sleeves, sl.S0.
Wrappers Of flanneette, blue and black designs,
pointed yoke. trimmed with ruffle and BRAID extra
Wrappers Of flanneette, square yoke, trimmed with
2 Uffles over shoulder, collar, sleeves and rusies
trimmed with braid, $I.SS.
Wrappers OF woven flannelete square yoke front and
back, yoke and collar trimmed with fancy stitching
extra large sleeves, Sl7S.
Good strong muslin Gowns, mother hubbard pleated
yoke, collar and cuffs feather stitched, ribbon At
neck, Csc.
Good strong muslin Gowns, mother hubbard woke
of very fine pleats wide neat embroidery around
yoke and on neck and sleeves 7Sc; the 81 kind.
About styles mother hubbard cambria ard muslin
Gowns, all pretly trimmed with embroidery, no
all Sizes 7sc; from 81. 20 and 81. 10.
On Sale at P. M.-About $50 fine percale Snn
Waists Hundred collars and cuffs, rs and Soc;
from SOC and 81 so.
On Sale at $50 p. MOO fine cambria Corset
Covers high round neck, trimmed with embroidery,
llc from 25c
On Sale at P.M-3OO good strong, hne muSln
and cambria Drawers wide hem and spaced
pleats, U.s.; the SOC kind.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Nansook Long Dresses, SHRED with either lace q
embroidered edge, SOc
Long Dresses of soft finished cambria, yoke Of EN-
brodery and peats, 9sc; Sl.35 kind
Fine nansook Long Dresses embroidered and hem
stitched yoke, $3.50; 50 kind
Cambria Long Skirts cluster Of Peats and deep hem.
3Sc
Long Skirts Of cambria, neat ruAle Of embroidery.
&c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
BRADLEY HARD AT WORK FOR GhiGGs.

Asbury Park, n. j.. Sept. Ex-senator and
Founder" James A. Bradley has returned from
his vacation In the White Mountains. and as the
summer seq son at this resort Is over. nothing Is
on his mind now except politics Mr.. Bradley Is
an enthusiastic Republican,, and IL working Tor
Iohn " briggs the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor He says that Griggs Will carry Mon
mouth County and .,i,l win In walk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
FREE SILVER IN THE ,toosIER DEMocRAc

FREE SILVER IN THE ,tOOslER DEMOCRACY.
Indiana Sept. 2s-;he Executive Committee
OF the State Democratic Silver League mat here
Yesterday In interview President Clark de-
clared that willie the movement was being kept
wholly within the Democratic party. II was rapidly
spreading over the State lie said
Amorg tho district members are members and ex-
members OF the State Committee. In many In
stances the county charmen named are county
The men VINO are at the head OF the movement be-
leye they vii. have 80 perfect an organization
least ten Of the State committeeman. control .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
ART EMBROIDERY STORE

The delight Of every woman. Something new here
at every visit. oo : ...
Japanese silk Lambrequins. full w IN, very wide'
frnged cold embroidery, sl.4s each. Astonishing.
30 patterns new Drapery Silks, 30 in. beautiful pat
terms to initiate coored glass, 49, and oSe yd ;
regular Toe and 81 goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
PILLOWS

Pure down filled Pillows. odorless, vii
full. fluffy, deep ruflle, Sl.S.
LACES
New Val. Laces, l0c, ISc, Csc the I'D.
New French Val. Laces, zSe doz. yds.
New linen colored Laces, z5c the va.
New Venetian and Arabic Laces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
FALL EMBROlDERIES

Embroidery edging. Made on good
well sewed, with plenty of margin.
Choice Edges, regular Zoe goods, at s..
Regular 25c goods at llc
Al lSc. goods worth TO double.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
TRIMMINGS

81. Have you seen what 81 WI 90 IN our lTInmn
store2 It will buy more than almost any other tim
ming store will give you for 80. Here are 20 styI
trioIs cut bands at 81 the yd here are 900 omamcn
and ganture and waist pieces at 81 each That way
along
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
SILK UMBRELLAS, $500

Think OF $3.50 for Twlled Six Umbrellas. TaTle
silk Umbrelas-for men, for women. Umbrellas WI
fancy handles with hard wood handles. All with par
CON frames. all close rolled, with patent ferues, WI
Strong sticks. Made for hard wear
broadway and Tenth street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-08
PrzypadkOwO cieiko raniOny.

James Donovan, rohotnik
zatrudniony W sekcyi 3 budo'
wy kanalu, wczoraj po po}u.
dniu by1 W osadzie Sag, W pi
wiarni Mushhorna, kledy je.
60 ''foreman" John Duggan
pok}6cil sic z jakimS innym
robotnikiem. Sam Donovan
bynajmniej do k}6tni SIG ME
miesza1. w czasie kl6tni Dug
gan wyia} revolver i strzeli}
do k}6cacego sic z MIN, ale
chybi1, i kula traf}a Donova-
ma W lewa strone piersi. Rama
jest bardlo ciezka, chociaz mo.
ze niekoniecznie smiertelna.
Duggana aresztowano, a Do
novana przywieziono koleja do
miasta i umieszczono 60 W
szpitalu powiatowym: Dono-
van liczy 81 lat i ME jest 20.
natym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-08
NOWINY z POLSKl.
KOscieIna zfOdzieika.

Policya krakowska areszto.
wa3a bardzo elegancko ubrans
kobiete W katedrze ma Wave.
lu przy wykradaniu pieniedzy
z puszek skladkowych. Ma.
zywa sic ona Klara Sochow.
ska, liczy lat 20. Koscielny
zauwazyl, il DANA ia manipu.
luje cos oko2o puszki W kapli.
cy Grocho owskich. Widzsc, re
ia spostrzezono, Sochowska u
klek3a i zacze}a sic modlic.
Koscielny ME da1 SIG tenn zbit
z tropu i postaral sic o areszto.
wanie ,,poboanej" danny. Przy
rewizyi znaleziono przy niej
blizko 20 Il. W r6znej monecie,
2 tego jeden re1ski szesGdzie-
stat centow zdawkow8 monets
austryacka j pruska. Ma pier
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-08
Skazany ma smierc.

w Samborze, " Galicyi, "a.
sadzono ma kare smieIci A lie.
tniego Makowskiego, kt6ry
zamordowa1 wozaego Kuchar-
skiego jego zone. Makowski
z zawodu byi krawcem, ME
wykonywa} jednak krawie-
ctwa, lecz byi W lecie sado-
wnikiem W zimie s}nzacym
W kasynie, Mieszka} u Ku-
charskich i utrzymywal z Ku-
cbarska nieprawy stosunek. w
ostatnich czasach Kucharska
zerwa}a q MIN, skutkiem czego
napada1 ma MIA c1esto. Pred
samem zamordowaniem Ku.
charskich, zadal cd mich 200
zlr. ma "droge do Ameryki" a
gdy mu odm6wili, zastrzelR
ich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-08
NOTATKI MIEJSKR

- Aresztowano przedwczo-
raj czterech ch1opc6w W vie.
ku Is do II lat, kt6rzy pred
tygodniem uciekli z dom6w
rodzicielskich W Kanadzie, po-
czatkowo doskonale sic bawili,
dop6ki starczyly pieniadze 70:
dzicom ukradzione, ale W ko1.
Gu bez centa W kieszeni przy.
byli do Chicago. Kiedy blaka.
Ii sic bez celu po ulicach mia.
sta, aresztowano ich i oni sami
sic cieszyli, ze ich aresztowano.
Nazwiska ich So: John Rear.
don, John Tobin, Dennis
Sheehy i John McMamms.
Odesle sic ich do rodzic6w.
= Komitet towarzystw z
Wojciechowa, urzadza W po..
niedzialek dnia logo kwietnia,
W drugie Swieto Wielkiejnocy,
przedstawienie amatorskie W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-08
Walki Anglik6W W Chitralu.

SIMIA, Indye, Z kwietnia.-
Walk woisk angielskich z
Umra, chanem Jandolu, kt6ry
naszedl Chitral, trwaja ciagle.
Pierwsza brygada armii an
gielskiei, po zdobyciu prze.
smyku Malakai, przebyla rzeke
Swat i zdoby4a Thana, DIVA
rowany fort Umry. Jedena-
sty p0lk ulan6w angielskich
rozbh znaczuy oddzia}, pozo-
stajacy pod dOw6dztwem brata
Umry; nieprzyjaciel stracn
przytem 100 ludzi zabitych.
Przy prz jsciu rzeki Swat na-
potkano siIny op6r, kt6ry jed.
max zosta1 przezwyciezony.
Gen. Waterfeld, doW6dca bry-
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