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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
LCETYLENE FOR STEREOPTTCONs.

From The Springfield Republican.
The Rev J. H. James, Of Rockville. secretary OF
the Connecticut Temperance Union, has been expert
mentlng recently I'm the Of the new gas, aceiy-
lcno. for the stereOpticOn. He has made. win the
assistance Of George y. Phelps. OF Vernon, an ap-
paratus 10 hold The gas. from which 1t can be used
II il very simple ana consists OF small copper re-
cever feet nigh inches In diameter with an
apartment; in the base in which the gas Is gener-
a;ed The volume is controlled by the automatic
GOw OF water In an upper apaT imsnt giving a gas
pressure of about pound. The apparatus has
been tested this week in lighting stereopcons with
great success ana there Is little doubt but thu II
viii into general use for this purpose there
will he expense for transporta don ard no danger
in ts The new gas gives powerful white
light OF about twelve times the poVe. OF the ordi
nary Illuminating gas. and there is hardly any heat
from the flame. II H. estima ted thar the new light
can be provided for twenty-five cents for 1000 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
THE LEGISLATIVE CONFUSION MEErs

The committee appointed by Governor Morton TO
recommend changes in methods Of legislation. con-
s.stnS OF Lieutenant Governor Saxton John j. Lin
son, Assembyman y. r. Ainsworth. John 5. Ken
yon and Simon Sterne began their labors yesterday
afternoon in the OF the Bar Association In
this city. The meeting was held In executive SEES
sion. Samuel Oppenheim was appointed secretary
OF the Commission. After having organized ny the
election of Iieutenant-Governor Saxton as chair
man. the Commissioners considered various propo-
eitions as their duties, but arrived at no con-
clusion They then adjourned TO Wednesday, No.
sAmber 20 al 1890 a. m. According TO the provisions
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Burgundia Hr), Duac, MAJ seilles ana N"p'es
W E,pcli Il CO.
Steamer Kansas CIT, Fisher, Savannah-R l, walker
Steamer Garrics d}r). Ealin, Antwerp-Busk Jryons
Fcoonic OBD. Mills Gibraltar Trieste ana ven
lce-I'heps Bros a. Co. . ,,
Steamer R0-s-shire tBr). Stewart Coosaw, C-SiHlp-
son. Spence IL Young .,-,,
Steamer ri Mar. Grant. NewOreans-J van sioHe'
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg. Portland Me-Horsto hall
steamer Alher, Dumols INoD. Port iAmon -E'iinser
Bros.
steamer Eaglet Donovan PhiladelphIa-W clyde
steamer Peconic ,Br) Mills Gibraltar Trieste and Ven
General W0ltssf Besrse Hoston--t' r pinock
Steamer New-York. Grant. southampton International
Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Richmond. Tor West Point; jamestown. Nor
Newport News; George (Br), Liverpool Kansas
CITY savannah. Spree Ger. Bremen Premier Br, Halt
fas Norte New Orleans Ralto tBr) Antwerp; Gado-
us tBrJ. Cork
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Benmohr obj. CLARK. from NewYork arrived
at Ieith. November IL
steamer Lain Ger, Iellmers from York for
southampton and Bremen. passed Sicily November u
Steamer Palata Ger. kopr from New YORK for Ham
burg passed the Lizard November l."
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch Roggeyeen from New York
for Amsterdam. passed the Lizard November IL
Steamer Island tDan. Skjodt from Stetn. sailed from
Coper hagen for New York November o.
steamer Trsve tier) Thalenhors from New-fork. Via
Steamer Zaandam Dutch. Potter sai.ed from Amster
dam for NcwYork November 10
Steamer lildrbrsnd tbr. Evans for NewNork, sailed
from Para November T..
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER a.

Clarbcl. Haytt Alas.... ......... 1000 m Zoo IN
Venezuela, Curacao Red D..........ll OO IN 100 m
OrlnocO Bermuda quebec. 1900 IN 300 II
FRIDAY NOVEMBER u.
Del ,omyn la Plata. Norton 300 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
TNNITTGATED RCTALITT.

From The Detroit Tribune.
He beats me-" sobbed the broken-hearted wife
The Court gently pressed her to tell more
"He empties his pockets before he goes to bed"
she exclaimed, her voice rising Almost a shrek.
And the brute WHO stood a; the bar accused made
no denial. He merely goWercd defiantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

of the act constituting the body its lapols h,
closed and they must report TO the '''
Deceu,ber J.,
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise s:ii Noon ;scs 1901 Moons age %
HIGH WATIR TO-DAY.
AN SafIy HOOK I:lo Gov Island i:4G Hell Gate $50
i,M-Sandy Hook I.51 Gov, Island SIG Hell Gate 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
INVESTMENT NOTES.

INVESTMENT NOTES.
Colorado Springs mining quotations. reported
by Thomas L. Manson. jr., & Co.. are as follows
Argentum- Juniata. .6lts; Mollie Gibson SO; Port
land 19s: Isabella PCS; Creole. .03s. Rosa .llh;
Anaconda So: Union. "a
The Board OF Directors OF the Henry r. Worth
ington Company nave declared a semi-annual
dividend of 3il per on the preferred stock OF
the company from its earnings. payable on No
vember l. 1895. The transfer books will be
closed from October q 10 November l, 1895.
special meeting OF the Stock Exchange Gov
erning Committee has been called for tomorrow
afternoon TO act upon the application for the
listing OF Central Trust receipts of the Chicago
Gas Companies The deposits OF the Fidelity re-
celpts with the Central Trust Company amount
70 over 40. 900 receipts.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany has declared quarterly dividend OF IL per
cent the preferred stock. payable November
10 Transfer books close October 81 and reopen
November lG
With the progress OF the Erie reorganzat ton
plan the officers OF the company are preparing
10 make much-needed improvements on the West
crn INES OF the system. the Chicago and Erie
and the New-York. Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mr..
Ihonas. the receiver. has in the last few days
mace personal inspection OF the greater part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
Utah SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST GENERAL
MORTGAGE AND UTAH SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD EXTENSION FIRST MORTGAGE.

A. request Of the holders OF large amount OF tne
bonds issued under the mortgages above named. the
undersigned have undertaken to act as Committee Tor
the protection bondhodes and the enforcement or
their rights The Utah Southern properties are pract-
caly the only portion Of the Union Pacific system not
already represented by Committee and In view OF pend
ing foreclosure which threaten to impair the secu-
r,,y of the Utah bondhoders it is OF great
that united and prompt action be taken by the
bondhoders looking the protection OF their rights and
equec.
bcndholders agreement has accordingly been prepared
and all holders bonds urged to sign the same and
deposit bonds without delay with The Mercantile
Trust Company OF New York. the depositary under the
agreement Bonds may also be deposited with the old
Colony Company Of Boston Copies OF the agreement
may be obtained either OF the Trust Companies or
from the Secretary II the Committee.
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
SAMUEL CARR.
ISAAC II. BROMLEY.
PETER Il. WYCKOFF,
COMMITTEE.
GEORGE 8. CLAY. Secretary.
1915 Proadvay. NewYork.
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,ocv VALUES INCREASE.
.,rrRESTlN THE RAILWAYS.
GROUP ADVANCES. FOLLOWED
,r REST OF THE MARKET
BONDS AND MONEY.

II 80 THE STOCK EXCHANGE ocTobhk 10
eALxs Alas IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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financial.
To the Holders Of Certificates OF the
Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Issued upon the surrender Of certificates OF the
Chicago Gas Company:

The querons which been raised - 70 me LEGALITY
Of .he Arrangement under which the Fidehty. Company
holds the deposited stocks Of 'he Chicago Gas companies
the resulting litigation render advisable anu
that a plan should be adopted by when your Hss
shall be maintained and preserved and the s>s'"s ''
culties removed. ,.-u.
The undersigned the request OF holders OF ni s.
Fidelity Company certificates. nave
to Committee under AEicsinen' an" n, isa
Consultation fled with the CENThAb
COMPANY OF NETWORK. dated Octoter ]. ~ ~ w.,
The Plan contemplaes the merger or consoonuo -, ~,
several Companies whose properties are ny VI.
poration under the Of the State of ILLINOIS, anu a.
making proper provision the protection OF me
the guNanteod mortgage bonds the Issue ot new cI
tifcaes eAtirg the registered owners ana honeis
the proportional interest In the prppsIu' NJ 10
represented by the Fidelity Company certihca.ess
Certificate holders asked 10 deposit ne
properly endorsed. with the CENThAI. rH.rs
COMPANY OF NEW-YOnk, No % w NIL
STREET. NETWORK. under said agreement on Ut
before October II. 1885. - ,,, r
Negotiable receipts ~ the Trust Company VIII o.
practicable 10 list the engraved re-
cepts on the New-York Stock Exchange. A.,
Copies II the Agreement can be had at the ONCE OF the
Central Trust Company.
Dated York, October g. 1898.
FREDERIC +. OLCOTT. Chairman.
ROSWELL. +. FLOWER.
ANTHONY n. BRADY,
WALTON FERGUSON.
c. X G.. BfLLINjS
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL.
Committee.
J. n. WALLACE.
Secretary. - Wall St." New-fork.
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Go rbom Ut ttlan Concern


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TT HE LATE JOS H.. FO\ colored. aged about 20.
! who has been living IN Mexico lsso. and
been . Locomotive Engineer since 1856 running the
Tampco Div. passenger engineer Instantly killed
on wreck Aug. H. lssS. at Klomeer Sill Hts friends
wish md the Whereabouts OF his people he said
he had sister living In Philadelphia For further in
formation write to ED. JOHNSON. Rascon. Mex. San
Luis Potos.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
A pvERrIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS roR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
cEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No i2s2 Broad.
way, % door north ~ Thirty rst-s. and ADVER-
EASEMENTS NJ the following Branch onfces 25 Eighth.
ave. e. corner Twent, -'hird-st io2 Sixh.ave; leI
Fourth-ave.. Fourteenth-s,. GO Thirdav 30
Thrd-ave. Fory-seventh-st. ios6 Thrd-ave.
Sixty :sst IoS First 100 West Forty secondst;
lt2 Columbus 80 Avenue A: 1893 Thirave: 251
West Eoty-seccnd.s, i5o seeond,sye: s+ rhrd-eve:;
.33s Thrd-ave 205l Thirave. between One-hundrsd.
and twelfth and One hundre and thirteenth SITS
Al the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One hlndred ans
TWENTY 243 Nest Onehundrcd and fifth.
IT. and $40 West one-hundred and forty hfh-s. to
D. m. at regular office rates.
IN BROOKLYN at 397 Fuiton-s 63 Court-st. 4s Broad
way. E. y, ls3 broadway go Bedford Full.
Redfofd-ave. South 2d-st, I
o. m. ct regular office rates.
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NJ the Western mileage, and has In mind exteh-
sive improvements OF track and roadway Win
reduction OF curvature when the proper time
comes-that Is. when the reorganization supphe'
the required funds -
The proposals for Chicago. Burlington anu
Quincy Railroad bonds. A. and 5s, closed yes.el
day in Boston An official says that aithoueh ne
cannot state the exact number OF pohus .e
deemed he can say that there were not as many
proposals received were necessary to aosoro
the sinking fund
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agreement al, the papers In the settlement
were signed. and new contracts were made py
the REORGANIZATION Committee giving the cat
tle-feeding contracts to the men who held them
before. and who the reorganzer.s OF the WIS
key Trust originally practically charged win
fraud and called wreckers. The Whiskey com
promise has an unpleasant aspect. and savors
OF a surrender which has yet to be explained.
Closing prices of the principal active STOCKS,
compared with yesterdays last prices were
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

The price Of domestic exchange was as fol-
lows at the places named: Charleston. buying
Il discount selling par; New-Orleans, CONNER
cial IT'S discount bank par; Savannah, buying
par. selling Il premium up to $5OOo, 1 l-lo pre-
MUM for S. 900 and over; San Francisco. sight
par telegraph &c per 500 premium chicago.
soc discount; Boston, 1Oc to 10 2-Sc discount
Bank clearings were as follows at the places
named: w-York-Exchanges, Sll7 1893 3S2; bal
ances. s66S1, 341. BoJton--Exchanges, Sls,S4h!sl
balances S2,16i.54O Baltimore-Exchanges, "
III 2O2: balances s406 432 Philadelphia-Ex-
changes SIS 629. 1893: balances, H916.636 chicago
Exchanges s16973.S62; balances, 81 ,23s,24S
The price of commercial bar silver In TINS
market was Csc per ounce. Mexican dollars
were quoted ct 53%. In London the price OF
silver was unchanged at 31hd. Seventy silver
bullion certificates sold on the Stock Ex-
change at 6sha6S3s Each certificate represents
1000 ounces Of silver. The Mercantile Trust
Company holds 1855 ounces OF silver against
Stock Exchange certificates. The st. Louis.
sailing tomorrow. will carry 100000 ounces or
silver. ~
Money on call in London was h4la per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market was 's
per cent for short and three months Dlis'
British consols were quoted at lo7 5-l6 TOT
money and 1875 for the account. American
stocks in London were strong Last quotations
in London, compared with yesterdays last
prices and with their New-York equivalent
were as follows
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There was small supply Of bills In the FOR
eign exchange market. the demand was better,
and sterling rates were up a cent. Rates at
which business was actually done were as fol-
lows:
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financial MeetinQs.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
THE MERGENTHAI.ER LINOTYPE COMFANf,
i5l NASSAU STREET.
NEW YORK. september 18th. 1898.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
n OF In. NERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY
Of New.Jersey IL hereby called 10 be held at IS Mont
romery Street Jersey City. NewJersey being the prn-
cpa on,e or place of business the Company In the
stat OF New Jersey Wednesday. November 9th 1896
at il o'clock for the OF passing
upon the question whether not all OF the property rghs
and franchises OF this Company shall be sd and dis
posed OF 10 corporation TO be organized under the laws
Of the state New York In consideration OF the issue
~ the entire capital stock Of the company 20 be
organized the value q ten million dollars upon
terms and conditions which Will be communicated such
meetinx and shall be decided by the sOckhold
ers ~ this Company sell and dispose OF the said
nroperty righu franchises 90 also pass upon the
question whether this Company shall be thereafter
dissolved
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
80 FRED X J. WARBURToN. Secretary.
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'Ex-interest.
There were no sales in State issues. Forty
shares Of the Bank Of Commerce were 500 d.
200 and ten shares of the southern Naliona aa
Bank at 150 Increased activity was the one
feature of the railroad bond list; the savannah
and Westerns Texas Pacifcs oregon Shor.
Lines and Atchisons furnished most OIL ' nn
increase which brought the days business up
to $2141 900. There was firm tone out ne"
movements Of Importance and with the eXcsp,
ton of Nashville, Chattanooga ana 81. E.urt
frsts which rose 10 1913. and Oregon snort
Line IS which advanced IL to 10Sk, the changes
fractional. -,
The United States Treasury reosived to ,tnn
s252 257 National bank notes for redemption
customs receipts reported to-day from Washins
ton were 1894 the internal revenue receip yo
s3537f. and the mi 'cellaneous recep.' .sis CAS-
expenditures ST. $40 900: excess or expenuitu.roo''
1921 1858 Receipts for the month to date 'Io,-
236.SSl; expenditures G272l 600; excess ot asca,
year to date. sssSOS4o4: expenditures, siio
liz 73O; excess Of expenditures over receip'''
$40, 369, 1926. ..
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results Of two days ago, com
pared with the last previous statement "a'
as follows:
No, gold on hand 500 SG o4 s72 So. s Dec ssS5s
Net HSsa on i'd s4s s 5sSsss b "s s
Actual cash in the
over ou,sahs 100 20. OK $3.50 $40 5s3 Dec 1854 30.
Deposits bank. 15,5s854' lo54o 'S+ Dec -o''o."
Avsab,. cash 5000 2i1. 5O4 s2oS2l72o7 sos49o
p silI,e, MINOR @olsese 22ss55oo Dec 42io4e
Ac,ua, cash hal sIs2 s9i SOS sls23 7o1 Dec *'Soi
The sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of $l.Os409s. Its net loss on pai-
ence was s5,328. made UP by a loss in currency
90 q 513 500 and = gain in coin Of NS479 To-
day,s onerations include: Receipts, S3.ssl.s9I;
nayments. s4.7s3lS0, resulting in general bal
anca of s1e3 304 705 consisting of s93,45OlN coin
and 500, s54. 5sS currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARhEIo
Rates for call and time money remain I'M
changed Choice commercial paper Is freely Of
fered at current rates. Some banks which TOT
long time were out of the market. waiting FOR
higher rates are now In the market as buyers.
Rates as furnished by the busiest houses were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

Choice
Loans Time Money Commercial Paper
On call 30 d 3mos mos G mos 3 mos. O mos
1ss2. .. ls,a. 4a4h =, tLsS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds were inactive and not dealt
in. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs 40 CEN
times; Paris exchange on London. 20 francs 20
centimes; Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks
Al pfennings.
VALUE OF EXPORTS.
The values OF the principal articles OF domestic
exports for the month OF September 1894 and 1925.
as furnished by the Bureau OF Statistics. are
shown in the following table:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
1sRyes BaRszavsk2
DIVA razy dzlenuie!!

Nsjpopularnieisze p1smo polskis.
Wychodzi eodziennie W dw6cl
edycjach: rannei wleczorne1, 0.
pr6cz SWAT dni swiatecznych. w
ktors wychod2l raz jeden ia dzlsns
olbr2Ymi dzia{ t~elegramow j
aorespondencyj re wszystkich stole
auropejskicn i pahstw oce
novych: wreszcle wspolpracownlct.
wo pierwszorzednYch ~pisarzow
,oiskich zjedna87
AURYER0W WARSZAWSKlEMD
wyiatkowa W kraju naszym l "a.
granlca poczytnosc povage.
wynosi miesij5cznie rs &'} / kop. g. 5!": Nus
taer pojedyllczy w~ieczorny kos7tuje "
Warszawle koo. 5, porannv zas kop. 6
Ceua ogfoSzch: kekie:ny: Ia 1e.
dsn Wlersz garnu 4 owy, albo lego
mieJsc plerwszy raz Is kop.. kazdy
n%astspny raz kop 30.
Korespondencya pryuatna 10
Genie rekiam.
Nekrologia: "a wielsz Is kop.
zWyczaJue o~gIoszenia: "a 1eden
Wlersz petitovy, alho s-o n,lelsre,
plerWszy raz 10 kop. kazd@ naslepry
az 8 kop.
Male ogSoszenia Ia ieden vyr.x
60 . kol- kazay ruz :eluszcnie miil,n,uii
20 kop.
Nades}ane: Ia eden w,srss
~ZafmentOWV IS. |.
Adres Ola depesz
WARsZANA. RUSSIA
Adres Ola Ijsl6w;,
Warszaw&. KURlER NARsZAM>l,
Ogo!ny aares
KURyER WARSZAW GKl.
Fl&o Teatra!n,G wv ,erzboHx g
~ arszama n. Errs.,-. T>rS~:~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
PkACIC IA
OBRADY


ObradY urzedowe z nadzwy-
cza7nego posiedzenia Maiowego.
Rada komisarzY pow1atowych
powiatu winonskiego zebraia sig
ma nadzwyczajne posiedzenle W
swoim lokalu W Ratuszu pow, W
Czwartek, 2 Maja 1895 r. Wszy-
soy cz}onkowie obecn1.
Nastepujace rachunki uchwa-
lono wyp}aci6 z kasy powlatowej:
D. Sinclair Pub. Co. ,kslegi
i druki .$l35. 25
WestllcherHerold druki 80. 40. 25
St. Charles, druk1 ....... $500
Katolik, drukl............ 0,25
E. S. Morgan, materially
p1smienne 100
w. S. Booth l syn, blankle.
tY ola sadu oplekunczego 800
Brown reacy&Co, blankiety 1858
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

0SA"oA" ol2s oOy p1H0AAooS q
f'unduszu powlatowego do Fundu'
szu dreg i most6w sumo $4,000,
W celu zapfacenia rachunk6w "a
materya} robote PREY naprawle
dr6g i most6w W ciagu lata 1894.
Komunlka Cd gazety Wueono
Weekly Leoder, ably obrady kom.
powiatowych publikowano W jego
kolumnach pc racie obecnie place.
nej przYjeto l do akt po{ozono.
Chairman og{oslt nastepujace
komitety drog:
Ola distr. /, 5 komlsarze:
Page, Knopp i Bambenek.
Ola dlstr. 3 i 4 -- komlsarze
Walch, Hunt i Bambenek.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic
Rada do Soboty, o godz. 10 pred
po}udniem.
Sobota, 4 Mojo, 95.
Rada zebra1a sic st6sownie do
o~droczenia. Wszyscy czfonkowle
obecn1.
Nastepujace rachunki uchwa-
lono zap}aclc z KasY powiatowej.
J. B. Bambenek, n~aleznosG
kOmlSarZa. 1900
John Knopp, naleznosd kom. 1900
N. Walch> plaza komisarza
milowe. 1880
O. W. Hunt, plaza komlst-
RIA l mlloWe............ 1886
T. K. Page, naleznosG ko-
misarza i mllowe........ 1854
Woiclech Bambenek, cement,
rozrobiehle go i k4adze-
ME W ratusZu 700
Ma wniosek uchwaleno, ably
publikowaG oblady Komlsarzy
powiatowYch take W winonsklm
w eeEY LeGder "a 70 cent. per
folio.
Wykaza}o sic, re prey gtoso-
waniu wzgledem 1nkorporacyi
village Minnesota City, So glossy
paddy "a inkorporacya, a jeden
CLOS przeclw lnkorporacyi; ma
wnlosek wynlk g}osowanla przyje-
to j do akt %po}ozono, a dalsze
obrady W tel sprawie od4ozono ma
Sobote. Is Maia 1895, W handful
Chapmana, znanym jake United
States Post Office W tel m1ejsco.
wo6ci.
Ma wnlosek odroczy}a sic
Rada ma czas nieograniczony.
J. B. BAMBENEK
personal---very. Rady pow1atowej.
HERMAN WEIBEL, auditor pow.
"a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

C0Ty on
Z II | do Ri al i n i,stawny do.
wddzca rozbojnik6w XVIII vie
w mocnej sPrawio 80 sieeonyn
tvtullkienR .....-....-..--.6B
yan III bie.ki i, krol pol.
ski, obronca< ehrzesciahstwa pod
Wiednie1m
z a | q III b uryc czyll Dowc>p i
Piawda, Ola rozrywk1 pouoze-
e mssa czyli w~ymierzenie Spra-
~iedliwoscs przez Polsks kocha~
iaca ca}em screen Ojczyzne {,
jej bohater6w. Powlekc przez l.
de Te;bels. ...............l0
Bitwa pod K%obylanka dnia 6
maja 1S64.....:.....:>.....5
Cztery Powl s i. /. z Me
daiekie;s przesz}osci, Nowela
przez N. D.. Chamskiego. 2. Noe
IA p%obojowisku z wojny lures
ko-moskiewskiej 1877 1878. 3.
Moe Duszy, opowiadanle Ed
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Zbieg. rs
Krwawa n c. Powie6G z aie.
dalekiej przesz}okc; przez Zyg-
munta Lucyana Sulime....l5
List Agatona Gillera
o Organizacyi Polakow W Anne
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20
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ryczn" 2 dziej6w Anglii XIV
wieku, przek}ad w. L. Anczvca
W mocnej oprawie ze z}oconym
tYtulikiem. 60
D e CT w d y, pow1esc mo.
ralna. 30
W mocnej opraw1e re z}oconym
tytulikiem. go
o clec K apuoyn czyli zwY-
cieztwo WARY i mi}osci. 80
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tax sig wyspisz:
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KaE1owskiego..
C6rka III Q t m d $ k przez
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napisana przez w. s......15
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W Kongres6wce i Litwie. is
Wawrayn,eo X assubsA'
esyiii Kto z Bogiem to Bog 6
Mir Dbrazek z ozas6w SJana
I11go, pgses K. Wojciechowskie.
&c.,
Bratoh6ca, powiesc moral
ma z czas6w wielkorz2dztwa Al.
by W Niderlandach, osnuta ma
7rawdziwem zdarzeniu, napisana
przez K. Hajducklego kapiana z
Wessen W S~zwajcaryi 1910
Wyb6r Piesni Narod o.
wyc b, W kt6rym znajduj2 sig:
dumki, arye, marsze, krakowlaki,
mazury, ple6ni patryotyczne, wo-
jenns, historyczne it'd. Cena 80
Dukist piesni 6wiato-
h, " kt6rym zig znajduja: !
piosnki, dunk, arye, krakowia-
H, mazury, piedni mi}osne, pas
tsrskle, obyozajoWe, to~warzyskie,
nysliwskie, studenckie, weso}e,
&artobliwe, wyie+ki z oper It'd.
Zebra{ J. Choeiszewski.. ..9Oe.
Pamietna Listopa-
ia ezyli dzieje wojny narodo-
vel Z +. 1885, / Sligo, wnukom
epowiedziane i przez zo1nierza
Czwartaka. ..~..........60 c.
W mocnej oprawie re z{ooonym
ksiaze Almanzor i jego
yiuga Mustafa, ezyli jak seble
!, Ito pcacieli tax SIC tel i wySpi.
! fowisic przez Ks. NJ. Osman-
tkiego. ~
Historya oz15 m i u
N edrsac h.............25
istorya kupoa e.
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+ ten i derodnym m}odziehcu, kt6-
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IL utracA prawa reke. Opowia-
f &nnie SseherazadY z 1901 necY
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|: Espc., " ktdFych tenze dozna}
i .esmaityoh FrEygdd izmian losu.
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