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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

The body of Marshal Canrobert, dressed
In the full uniform of a marshal Of
France. with the Gordon OF the Legion OF
Honor across the breast. IL lying In state
i'm the study OF his late residence. No. II
Rue de Marignan. Paris. and was viewed
yesterday by constant stream OF visi-
t,r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

Lehman. basso; Mr.. r.. A. Hoen. violonceI-
list: Mr.. j. w. Snyder. vioitnist; Miss
Wayne Ieahy. eiocutionist; Mr.. Edgar l..
Jugtis. accompanied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

Mr.. John w. Jones. an engineer on the
Lynchburg Division OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad. died at his home, at
Crewe, at $50 o'clock a. NJ. yesterday,
after a protracted Illness. He leaves
widow, three children, and large num-
Der OF friends TO mourn his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
u.v,.,.y.a from R,chmona.

NEW YORK. January 29.-lSpecial)--
J. A. Cabell, Marlborough; G. ii. Collins
81. Cloud: w. r. Dabnsy, ST. Denis; I.
". Kendlcr. q. ID. Patch, Coleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

Orders for printing sent 10 mo DIS
patch Company will be given prompt a.
tention. and the style Of work and price
will be sure TO please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

LOST. srRAYEp, AND fo' NJ -
-, osr . SMALL WHITE sKYE,rEnk',,
LOST. $500 III clcass return 10 ny
RiER. Finder nv VIII nhens "a -.
place. VI Sa' w n. 4. SrtNFr.
:. al, Eighth aad Main s'iss"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
A STATE OEFICER.

lie also decides that n policeman Is a
State officer under a Virginia decision,
and not only has the constitutional right.
but is bound to exercise the duties OF his
office. as appointed and qualified. The
main effect this decision can have so far
as Captain Vellines is concerned. is with
regard to the suit he has instituted to
recover from Commissioners Verdier and
Bolton $4,000 damages for false imprison-
ment. There can be no further appeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds, stocke. Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton. &C., and the wea-
ther Indications.

- WASHINGTON. d. c., January o.
PAIN Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather,
except local rain or snow in ex-
! IRENE western portion; warmer
in northeast portion; west, shifting to
northeast winds.
North Carolina: Rain or snow in the
southwest portion fair in the northeast;
winds becoming northeast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
State of thermometer;

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear. with occasional clouds, aud
cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

Cash quotations.; Flour was weak ana
prices higher. Wheat. s24.qei.Sc:; DO Sr :
red, 494.c Corn. tlhc, oats, H%e; fork;
20 4si10i025. Lard. $63Jr6.50. RIBS Sso
M532is Shoulders $i.6zix4@-oO. Sides'
A.S7ihnls2ls Whiskey. N.2e.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDS, ILL, January
s'-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; market
dull and weak; common 70 extra steers.
"a 25lf5. 20: stockers and feeders, S2.lOnJ.Io,
cows and bulls. sl+0g3s5; calves. $aeV
$50. -. -,
weak: heavy, sli0El4.40: common 70 choice
mixed. 81 glfrl35: choice assorted AlSg
I@. light. 81 Oall0: pigs. s2.2Ja3so.
Sheep-Receipts, 600 head; market
Arm: Inferior to choice. s2.SoU4o0; lambs,
$iJ1zif.D.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., January 9.-flour
ouet and unchanged. -.,,zo
SWheat-Quist; No. Q red. track, Ss'sV
SIC. 80, .o, .s,1.
oets-Slow: No. 2 mixed. track, mae
Pork--Quiet and easy; mess no'ov
Iard--Easy: steam leaf. No; Aetue'
s'p is Salt Meats-Easier; shoulders, 4sse.;
shorts. Sac; clears. 5ssc.; ooxed. Nc
'' Bacon--Easy: demand light; Shoulders
5xc.: shorts. 6sse.; clears. t'se-; po~sa'
Syw,hisSsy--s,sady a, az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
KILLED BY THE CARS.

J. F.. Garris, of Portsmouth was run
over while coupling cars at the Norfolk
and Western railroad depot in this city
last night. and died at o'clock this morn
ing.
Several small dwellings occupied by col
ored people were burned In Atlantic City
at midnight last night
Two negro farm ands-Daniel White
and Sam Martin-living near West Nor
folk, became involved In quarrel this
morning over some transaction between
themselves. and the latter drew knife
and attempted an assault on the former.
White promptly pulled a pistol to defend
himself and fired three shots. all OF which
lodged In Martins body. one striking the
heart and killing him almost instantly.
White was arrested and lodged In jail.
and the County Coroner held an inquest
on the body Of Martin.
INSPECTING THE SHIP.
Assistant Secretary-of-the-Na Nc
Adoo is expected at the navy-yard this
afternoon, and will inspect the several
ships here, and especially the Columbia
and Texas, with a view to docking the
former. IL Is said that the holes in the
Texas made for boiling on the armor can
be plugged up and the ship fioated out
of the dock until the Columbia Is at
tended to.
The Marblehead is being repainted, and
the water lines of the Minneapolis re-
painted. The. Raleigh Is taking on coal
at Lambert point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30

NORFOLK, VA, January 29-Markct
quiet; common, lfiliAc.; prime. nc: cxtrr
prime, &C., Fancy fi.- nish, &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Deplte tho r8in. the little Hustlers
-layea ball az the Academy yesie-aay al
is~roon and succeeded 30 shutting out
the Crabs By the score Of 20 o.
Tho audience was the largest that has
-.t seen Mr.. Crowjer's LITTLE men play
ball. and they were thoro- shly appie-
ciatlve. When TanLchlN made MS nome
run the fans" went wild, and Fanny Aa'
70 make a bow before ne took header
down below
TIC game which was 20 have been play
o. Yesterday between the Stars and the
college Spiders was postponed on account
Of rain.
Richmond plays in Roanoke Tomorrow,
TUESDAY. and Wednesday. They then re-
turn here. when they VIII open series OF
games The latter part Of the week witt
Petersburg
Lynchhurr is playing great ball They
are now l75 points behind Richmond.
Norfolk fou 10 hfth place yesterday,
the Farmers moving up into their posi-
ton.
The Virginia state League is now play
ing better ball than the National League.
Now FOR three straiehts az Roanoke.
Shut-outs are becoming common There
were two Yesterday.
II the Hustiors win three sfralehts in
Roanoke they viii have played just enc
month. and viii have lost three games.
Jack Kn0Tr was the iran Who stole
Sommers' three eyed peacock feather yes
terday.
Richmond has won sixteen games and
lost three. II VIII be remembered that
during the earlier r-rt OF the season the
Hustiers were defeated by several Na-
tlonal League clubs. There was crv and
a vail hy some who thought they knew
the game. Where Gre they MOVE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

The Party Divided Beiween tic Southern
nmd Tho s. Ibnard Air LIne.

nnd the Sc board Air Li"~.
The committee. consisting Of Colonel
Archer Major Branler. and Captain
Brown. who were appointed tO select the
route for the trip 20 Houston by Lee
Camp and other veterans. were divided
En- their opinion Major Brander and
Colonel Archer voted FOR the Southern.
and that was accordingly decided upon
as The official route. Captain Brown
favored the seaboari Air Line The cone
sequence is that while Major bral1er,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12


JUST IT, y ID. 'i ss.., ' s."i,ss
Wiiir4 MEAS 'Hif sriIfNti FOR
1loNpAV
AT SlNTY-rrN. CENTS so Sets.
r,f5uD.f rs.rf..l tgrnl-hci ana pol.
AZ >.i,-i tsr,.trr clsNrs snnerlor
oi 9i.fv crof- SITS. hl.h nniss. re-
,r'Gs >,l 5@Ti Avn TWENTY.
r.rs.f- rf.>--r- flI,h-tsr,ia gr.1lot
e-fe afvar. worm s. Y5.
On sale ro 10 s.s0.
....., ..-... .st.,.a-
u. fiiiI h''l MlN'"N - 19, "li..lo
d. WIN riI.'- ".i
lh every way N'''' .'"'i''e'e
ttch >lf, l' ANA hc 'a'i.
b,~,,i., ..,..,,f, p4r,p,o.lc
y p"' -"' 'N'' do
ON SALE ALL DAY. Improved Next
can H1mmo.ls. NDy fiions. az 49,
coi5rtd Mes..an fammoeks. guaranteed
% hold three people. az Nc ,
me c.l, oItl.a 4..o-- bia'u
Woven tanfneck io-iay '.. ....,
ma MM'Dh Sftf.N'hi'7' So '''''"'
Rogers &C.. instead Of Joe.
HOOKS BEST anu strongest ''''''' - -
We cary $4,000 STOCK Oi l2ple
t.... L... .,.t..,. ,,,a
CAueI}' anu Hotlllle N"l Nlla1 "S
can warrant. MouldY ullll8a NdluS
ike this:
49,, -lf,... Di...1 solid Stool Knlvog
go r-,r,,s ~ ,lrr,,g. lrhfs silver 10
ana elns, - ..,...r, tt sis6
-l como rlsrrs s. dozen Monday
s1
Il-s,r As COOP VALUES rs ROGERS
i,tee-r,,'
s.t.3 Sol knives and Forks. curved or
strairhr biaie b5i-terrd regular 81 p
per dozen GOODS for SlNli-NlNE
cENTs ,..,.. ..v
Shape. eboay handle. bo.s,ered. good
p per c 92zs" ava y55'l Far lI Knives. not
ne -cha.ty" bur- equally .,a.i g., as sr1 s99d
Prise. Tor ne 80 Or three NlNE.
r6 6RN SHY HS CENTS MS to 0NE Dol,
LAR
Sale 1880 to 1880.
100 d'zen ine La.a4 i'ie I ,rso 70 ,tss
scod ~ e.sry-lly w.. a regular 25c
ND,. io ~ . J II, p. 80 IN c.tr
bADl-C7i'l0NOL ~.
EVERY lN,lDi,r HI .r,,c s'' F5 ~ l,ABY
cARitIAGEs. VOLUME Oh, Oh sA'f IA,
vim Hi E.'vtFff.y &'EM' ibEA POSI-
c .Il,aLf nav IaE .oi saturday ap to *
ARA VII , Ed le'- ,ay 40 iq' s Sane ''''
A me selection Of stylish carr.:asses;
gP ls5e CON- ~ az m5 ne 6ras aiias6ed,
ne $40 and 81 assortment MONDAY "''
80. e.., r,,f.,. f,,r~iares uohoIster-
- cN'Ia-.i.lr 'Il ,is.h SIX paras0l
~ DID N"' hiu. y.3 our prlce
YIN la'' -7'
Monday SD.
Tho "C,I fPNEYn RefrlreratOr.
"N rtri DICT IN
-, ,rDnr On hn,,ar nqAa
fiE WOlNLD. Oul O"J - '''"H0
a 0looo a'l1 "a 'O' - .~a.;,.,
animation OF the best competing
makes, ana ms is lhe le@>'''' why
v,a eo-f u is the best Refrigerator
Al. .,.f,, ID.
In the market. il - llC vliJ iNN
,...b rarno,1hla oaI-
ilgcldlOi VIII
vance ~ - -, 80
-,....;.., ., no other wav can A
oltllliiN' 40 80"
RafrioFratOr be kept pure, sweet
L..i... .b,.. .f..
and Cleani prices hV Ais"S' 81 al" '''e
ordinary makes, while the specia'
cooling construction lhSuieo e0o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
The GREAT READY MADE

oo o~.Dv u,Dr
n CNE4 D., NJ ~ -. ''['D-
oNiNl AM oOI > IN u" ~"
Second FlOoI. lhduID l"'e9 NN
stocks and new price hints today.
~ -
fttfoh Hhlfi-. t-"'l "a~H'' f"' f'f
SD and $3.50. go.
$50 vaIlo.
Black serse skirts Ared uae"' $500
Wiao.Wale Serge Skirts IN uayY-biae
$50. sos value
Bfoa1cioth Shirts black or q. 20, 81 ''.
Navy-B.le or Black TUXEDO S''-e
Ail-Wool blazer Suits. navy and black
o@tK sit''ITs for Misses or Ladies. dark
or lis4t e ,.2 ' ,s,, r ,f FoR gsgs
$50 Refers for $50
ST Rs Heeis'f for r'7 -s5 s'.'''
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Of
fers lis entire Spring stock at cost
and less 10 make room for the SUM-
mer opening.
NATrlNCc, NATTNGSl MAT.
rlVCSi W. are 'oing 10 sell 600
a;o'os This n'eok tbSfs thegast shin.
- 80 ' tns tr,'fiog oge4 ms The
49, -'',''' o,s ' lite tbil,
es.riess co,.,,-wa-, Jaranese Mat
ting, 10 2-5c BE- value. ..,.,. Ma.
Heavy ln-eiltl-f sure trf'i'''-. ''-
ting l2i4c Ec value ,,....-
2jc. sc value
Hou Loo Mattinss. the new hsts ls.
BE Matunes QUIZ A'7 a'''"'
vi mo-"
i5c sold usually a 49,. s.e. ,..,. .,.-,-a,.
Lar ROO -idt.l'.-, '.''' Sly, r
straw, I'D loun4s 10 inc lp'i' 90 III '
Nal1e. ,-.-,.,, ,-.. A.. ,.,-4
bil--DL'lL' ID 90 UT.
Orr first innovation az this sea-
.l
Sun D oa"b 40 '''''' '''
49,; w. 49,, and Pe,dv.N,4e Nus-
lin n,sssss are hol4in5 hioh carnival
here h.. The week The new line is
- ,o' Ssa them,
49, forgst that with eyory hot
~. &c. pbsoo.Thvmol
W...h N,Sb von arc entitlei m =
' , " an - ~" -. Crs.-.,t
p;~ycie The Month Wash is well
recommended and sells tor . Sc per
r,r,,, q - II o'clock Pure vaseune, 2
bottles for Be. ,.-..-.... Combs fnu
G3yI9 gar $1,000 - ,'-'''7
mons ",c,.-.,t,o s.,sr io, rer round
Psrfggmeed Talc1m Powder l'' d Do>
From II 70 y O'CLOCK Mourning rms -V
UpA.
beading, sc piece
SAFETY ti tis.- - p, ls1. en- II,
IRON 2 70 O'Clock. Liquid Metal Pol
cham han sai9s. Sc each
5'a Shaving brushes -'''
NEW BOOKS. Inc BUSY 0I4IIls
of writer's are always deV'slhs so'"e
plans to make themselves 'al.ly .,..,
expressing their IDEAS J" poPu'1'
topics IN IIcton, iof our owl! III
proyement, recreation ana ePlls
citation. Today he" "'' % U'''
usually attractive. ,,., Gain.
Tse SHADE" OF a 'i''''' 10y '''
Tie savdus' Doll BY Mrs. DE A'''''
sort Royal by Hope. soc. ,.-. ,.o,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Merchants say Cotton Fabrics


Merchants say lotion r1oilOs
are on the nse. heIe are l7"
-oo' >.olo '~0o''i ''-''''.~ '' '......-.
Freneh .o 5ss ST. thai eos' 5s- everywhere
SIX G.neaa.n..s. F.. q m @. stores tgi IN
New seersaakcrs. Joe quality Tor Sc
rT'- Of the Loom and Aniros.oss'n
r., i,.- tfa1 io-yard rie rs. ior5s.4..
~" -i h- ..''.,s r,- i-i.
,s So,.4-to.orel Ducks for 10c q
yarI-ytilow. tan. li--t Dlle. eailliial
ara biass. c..-..-,s ,,ro a.. si.sc.
Eyery a,W 40 rrs.'y -'..s design.
s. r.ar..ei,e Ja.cadts far BE-.
j. ss cori.i o.sa "a. ,,- =. Ia. la' yarl.
ia Bisa.hel sa.e,.as r. a-if4 ..,.-.
for e.
larl-,t ile i'i ~. ,,r 81 a ward
Sc" -'-.' t'...--ll.i-. az 80.
- ii''.'
from s ~ = ~ -'-- -,... ..;.,.
krlukiCl olllccNoi iiaul oI t'''.-
al. ro- quality for p d yard.
9u' TO- - b.. ~ c,..omer
IN. rb,ldS d.llobt-new "Ring
A--n,4 The Roses " q popular toy
for
'o' ri'- g., BLACK silk and Sal.
teen lir4er,kirts.
Rune Fast-Blaek satteen Csc skirt
f5s s5.., s,..-. Co.'S.
klfie 81 - SIXTY -pt f'-- ... ,
French Louis .- ,@-'t '-
% .miNtl 600" 7n-i-
Without .a.r. 81
Black lanctt 9l.e. "itr i"- ''' %
Back lau.it 1inN.e.-A 9----'
value. i0f $50.
SIC CENSfl IAN BUY M
'N-"C' ''l0 'S'''', '''s g. ...t. ~
are lllldl c-o 90 f"4i'"' '''
~hCora Vienna. japanese,
n.t .n .....,.-..+
French. WINE, COlOI cu---ail lCN N-A
..-.-.-.,,-.
I'D. ,.. W. ''. so' ,....., "a, o,gl to the
s5o ,an of a ,ar 40. FOR, for ', s.. value.
feas{ 3 las i's i-''
New French si'A Eamp'-e 6 65,5 5 S,'
shades, ST." ff.-' -'i '..' '''-'' '
usual t'- Iii-.s
From I'D 3 % clock: 200 VIENNA
'o''' 81 .t.. ,,,.,
Painted OQC rams lot Zo~ CASH. ''I0
10 a customer.
Also IN the same department., llOln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
No
Secret

about it. You can make mon
ey and get style in Mems and
Bows Clothing at THE BIOS
TON. The very publicity Of
the fact guarantees that you
deal there in strict conf
dence." You command no
equal Clothing investment
elsewhere.
Yesterday made great hav-
oc with the big piles Of Cloth
ing. Spring Suits were twice
decimated, and every grade
Of Suits in each range, IRON
the small boys to the slim
and lat mems, went before
the demand; and yet the
stock comes up strong to-day,
so great are TIE BOSTON >
resources
What means this big de-
mand? 1t means that the
people and THE BOSTON
are an association for mutual
profit. "Strict confidence" Is
the basis, great sales the re-
suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

GlMEs SCHEDULED FoB TODAY
Baltimore AZ Cincinnati. ,,
Washington al Louisville
Brooklyn az 81 LOUIS
G1MEs scHTDULID F0B MOSDAf'
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Washington az BouisVihe'
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia az Chicago-
New York az Plttsbure.
Brooklyn al ~ Louis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

----------
Iub,n.s Atwood Black Bauste. 2-c a
varf -0r value
over .1 Now Rlack-G0Ols Bargains in
The Sale of to-day.
COLORED DRESS OOOLS.
O-l., hint La~a and There rs 10
Ct'J 4'''' 4+~4~ "'-N
values offered.
-,, ,-,-...., l.h,,if.s
Ir.'etlcF All-N ool fl-Niri "'.''
A.. "e The world over. - eo-
j.. .afd. Beautiful designs all
col0red Crepons IN beautiful effects
the e,c qualities. BE a yard. on..,s
Inn 1. .6.. a,e aaslity. IS. a yard
Pr,s'.ey s.6 aa4 "9 9o., f prlss his
e!.oa any e q t5eT b, 81. ,o-a Gods to
day at l-i.c. ... ..
Navy-h.g.e eng bia -. ara 81, i ..'g varl
herd Che h Dress '0o-7 at jug o. '''-
KNIT UNDERWEAR. % cases
were shipped us for this week by
the New ork Dry GOODS *
-fq0rr---N ems LADIES' and I nj
,.-. u.., sissva-
Ladies SWISS, ii.l' pa" .-,4 ~. 81.
Jess. crochet edged ana iale' 4'-' -'o
r tf,,t->-eok and Lone-sleoya
sH.ss Eb5si aaqze y.,.,s. i5s.., No.
See s.eese- Is s..k esae6st cise anl sin
taned. ,-sc san. ,-,.+s ,ov, neck. FAM
L-l.es ST.. .le,iders pretty c0l0-s,
- nel zinc
Mems Fren.a ttl-i -|s,,. s- 49, VIZ
Mons skF,e.,5e .-i aa Or ,s5ev c5o a,s
90. ,..,,., n,,br,rr.,n Vest. 81 value.
-d, earh
From j. TO- o'clock ch .. s.. EsaI
s s%.i, ", ,,' ,c - W. c,n show
.,. o,,'' ~ W., " ~ ~, the thousands to-
dav. Biz preparations have been
-, -.
maze lcID.
r.1ft.. silk Wash Waists lined made
l ,r iatcs- 'A stglss. eNTa-fIl sleeves.
.s THIS is ie.a than cost OF ma
PSr5a 'd.. Waists. mu Numbered. yoke
,5 s3es. iu FR,i S'iesS cheyiot or
Lawn s4irt Walsh ,,ii p No., ana se Shirt
Waists, So ...s..., rr,rk,e and
L l,,es-b lawn s,,- -'a Shire waist yi75
LS ~ ,o s i,.5a''' ''' '''''
CnDcETC The Corset week OF
CCiNo-
the wear shall Ne THIS one.
lll0 @"' ....-o ,,,,,, md
Ladies Summer Dorsets' eA'S ', ,-s7.'l az
Ladies White ana Drao Lillian cor
crook j B. White and Drab corseis'
SEQ. 81 - tatAr- , -.-...-ff. c'o~sats a o.
Ladies Real tIeH-"
Tr-nortof pr.ma Donna corset e4'-'f
-i value
,rv DCpADTMENT
1E CAM LII an ''''-'
-f-.-- +o.4av for the summer. All
Oiooe9 lD'~"f 40,
the 20 ana 100 MlAlAlCo IL ~ -
wv .
pJ r,a'" Mixed Candies at Zoe a pound
From 3 e ~, no., os'9 o., 3, isT pound nan,
cocoanai cream Bars. for Be- ,,,,-.
KID GLOVES, SlLk OLONESi
~,,.Hnfc ri OWES ISL F.
(HAMOlo OLOf -,
THREAD CIONES. SpeNlA Sdlc
IlINLND Goos+ mar,
of all OF them lO-ldf. ~" "'NA
uOn pllNC9'
Avs Department Great
'l~'N -
attractions here.
"''' a. 80 o..,-,-p,Y. Knit
Sweaters, 30. 5oe yaiue.
4t"...ITf.il -httNtl ra..- 10. rF4~4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

r,r.rf...rr ............0001 + % o.
Portsmouth. ......-.-.-.-..No V o. ~ W
Summary EARNED runs-Lyno holre. -
T1o-hase hIts-Eeed. Triple piaF-Hal-
man. Tate. and Thurston. Double
rla-s-Tate and Tlurst0n, Tate ana
vh.rston Reed and Tate Flock
,nae-Iste7. Struck olt-By Ortiz, g,
bv Leach. 6. Base on balls-By Leach, u,
nv Ortn. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
BALTIMORE. !; rirIsBuRc, 4
TWO CAMPS PREVENTED.

Al Louisville. The Loulsyille-New York
game was postponed on account OF wet
grounds.
AT cleveland: The Cleveiand-Washing-
ton game was postponed on account OF
wet grounds.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

N iezawodny srodek.
- Pan dobrodzie] ME ma wasow
- MECH pan kupl ten nlezawodny
Srodek.
- K1edY ia wcale ME pragne
mice wasy.
No, . to w}asnie dobrze! Ten
srodek i tax MIC ME pomoze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Sk.arb ZualeziOmy.

Siedm cwlercl dukatow tureckich
mja} wykopac m}ynarz " Trolley
(pow. sniatyhsk1ego) O czem swego
czasu juz doniesillsmY. Wed{ug
korespondency1 m%lejscowej, ktora
otrzYma4a "Narodna Czasopys..
rzecz przedstawia sic nastepujaco:
Mtynarz, s}uzacy ma obszarze
dworskim W Trolley, Nlemiec, kopaf
cos ko1o miyna i dokopa4 sic
lak1es skrzyni; prosi1 tedy czterech
ludzl, ably mu pomogll zaniesc ia
do domu. Tam otworzYwszy ia,
mia1 znalesG dukaty i p~owiedzia4
ludziom,z re musl jechac doWiednia,
ably je wym1enla6. Do dina 25
pazdziernika jezdzif on W 1stocie
trzy razy, a wr6ciwszy, zap1aci1
owym ludzlom, kt6rzy mu pomogli
prey sk:zynl, do 100 z4r., aby
nikomu Q tenn ME m6w1l1, a dosta-
na j%eszcze pc 100 z1r. DIVA tygo-
ME temu zebral. sic owe pomocn1k
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

4 swlata .dzlec 81 &C g o.
- Joziu, boclan CT przYn16sf bra.
elszka, cheese so zobaczyG?
49, Prosze tatkl, ia wole boclana
z~obaczyc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
PREY zg O d i e.

Prey zgodzie.
= Moja kochana, wydajesz mi
sic troche "a m&oda jak ma kuchar'
ke...A masz tez 1akie swladectwo?
-Owszem man, dziewletnastu
s4uzb6w, prosze PAM.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

stolica Polski; a. niebawem
zafozono pierwsza stolice. bis
kupia W Poznaniu, ma
kt6re] zasiad} pierwszy biskup
Jordan. Ia przyk}adem ksie-
cia poszli poddani; Polacy
%przyjmujac Ware chrzesciah-
ska. znalezli W niej nietylko
zbawienie wieczne, ale obrone
pred Niemcami, Dabr6wka
do samej smierci, kt6ra nasta-
pi}a W roku 977, pracowafa
mad rozszerzeniem chrzeSclah-
silva, uczac przedewszystkiem
przyk}adem cn6t swoich. Ksia-
ze polski, jake chrzescianin
zaprzyjazni} sic 2 cesarzem
niemieckim;lecz gdy mimo tel
przyjazni, podw}adni cesarza,
margrabiowie niemieccy, ma
padali ma Polske, Mieczys}aw
dzielnie ich gromi} i $wietne
mad niemi odnosi} zwycieztwa.
Ten pierwszy chrzesciahski
ksiaze naszego narodu docze-
ka} sic p6znej starosci; umar}
W roku 992 W Poznaniu, gdzie
go tel pochowano gdzle do
dis ogladaG MONA pomnlk
jego W kosciele katedralnym.
Panied Mieczys}awa nigdy
ME zaginie; kazdy po]ak z
Wdz1ecznOsc1a 1'czc1a go Wspo-
nina, DO on da} pozna6
Ojczyznie naszej nauke Chrys-
Tulsa Pana. kt6rej Wilma POI
niejsza swoja wielkoSc /
SWietnOSC.
Pc ksieciu Mieczysfawie
.stapi} ma tron syn jego
/ Dabr6wki Boles}aw, zwany
Chrobrym. Boles}aw byf
z~nakomitym krolem, i boha-
terem, pred kt6rym drzeli i
korzy]i sic nieprzyjaciele.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Pada6 6, wpada6, spada6 &.
Mia}em raz wypadek,
20 mn1e wl6d} do zguby
Wpad}em kledys niespodzianie
Do mel donnY lubej.
Pad}em pred MIA ma kolana
Zeby by}o }adn1ej
[ wyrzek}em:: vdroga moja,
w me ramona spadnij!
Wtem wpad} papa zadyszany,
Swiadek ca}ej hecY,
I spad} nagle grad uderzeh
Ma me drogle plecy.
Vice wypad}em wnet z teJ kuhn,
Bonn ME jest kowadfem,
| doplerom wpad1 W swiadomosc,
Gdy ze schod6w spadfem!
CyiN.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
tylko .przejech

tylko przejechawszy sic !
zwiedziwszy pobieznie niekto-
re kolonie w Stanach lie
dnoczonych. lub tez swiezo z
kraju prybyli, ME So nalezycle
obznajmieni z tuteiszemi sto
sunkami. katwowiernosc ia
kim zachetom pc najwiekszej
czesci drogo - smialo to
powiedziec moge- przYp}aca
wychodzcy i jak wlelu 1a}owac
bedzie, Re utracili ma. podroz
pieniadze, kt6re W kra]u
mog}y by}y stanowiG podstawe
ola ugruntowania sobie bytu,
ably tn z wiekszemi moze nlz
w kraju walczyc trudnosciaml
O zdobycie sobie piracy a wraz
z MIA kawa}ka chleba.
Wszystkie pisma polskie
uprasza sic O powtorzen1e
powyzszej odezwy,
Err. !. Jerzmanowski'.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Ostrzezeni@.

Pod powyzszym tytu}ea'
odebra}y polskie pisma po-
znahskie nastepujaca kore-
spondencya cd P. Erazma
Jerzmanowskiego Z New
Yorku:
,,Poczytuje sobie "a obo-
wiazek sumienia przestrzedz
Polak6w pred ciagle trwajaca
emigracya do Ameryki, a
czuje sic do tego powo}anym,
Jake dobrze re stanem rzeczy
obeznany. Cd lat kilku Anne.
ryka przebywa kryzys ekono-
miczn3, W czasie ktorei
pozamykano wiele fabryk i
podupad} z%nacznie wszelki
handel, ztad obnizenie p}acy i
wog6le mniejszy popyt ro-
botnika nawet tax dobrego jak
robotnik polski. Wielu tel Z
poprzednio dobrze zarabiaja-
cych popad}o W niedostatek
i ztad znaczna liczba powra-
cajqcych do Europy wychodz,
cow. Aczkolwiek So niejako
widoki, re stan sic polepszy,
ale to jeszcze niewatpliwie
ME tax predko nastapi i nigdy
|juz zapewnie Ameryka ME
bedzie miejscem, gdzie MONA
by}o }atwo zna}esc w kazdei
chwili dobrze p}atna prace.
Me pora zatem wobec tego
zastoju ruchu przemys}owego
Ii handlowego do przybywania
do Ameryki, zw}aszcza ola
acknowledgement iezykiem an
glelsklm; tacy naraza]a sic
oczywiscie ma przykroS6,
niedostatek. z najwieksza
bowiem trudnoscia przychodzi
i'm tn znaleSc prace ciezka "a
stosunkowo licha place. Many
tego codzienne przyklady.
Wszelkiemi zatem sposobami
%powinni ludzie, W kraju majacy
jakkikolwiek wp}yw ma lud
lub ~stycznoSc z MIN, ostrzegat
pred enligracya, a to wbrew
wszelkim zachetom, jake
wychodza cd ludzi, kt6rzy