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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
NIleSZk anfa ma W0dzie.

w ostatnich latach coraz vie
cej pojawia sic ma Whsle W Krako.
vie domk6w p{ywajacych, kt6re
sfuza ]ako mieszkanla ola niekt6-
rych pracownik6w ma isle. Domek
TAXI stoi ma galarze i moze bye "
kazdej chwili przsprowadzouY "
inns m,eisce, gdy w}ascicielowl tax
sic podoba. Wfasclclelem ME
mole byc lada biedak, gdyz spra-
wienie go kosztule oko}o 600 ma
rex. Posiadaczami vice takich dom
kow So albo w}asciciele }azienek
kqp1eloWYoh IA Wislesalbo zawo-
abwi rybacy. wresseIe vyian iacze
blasku i 1wiru, posiadajacY wtasne
!, kozy" czyli tax zwane iodz'e.
specyalnienie ten Gel przeznaczone.
mimi Jest tYlko jeden
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
NOWI U%RZEDNICY
Tow. Sw. KaZmierza.

Robert Winczevskl Iprezydent
MARGIN WeJer vice-prezydent
August Dzwonkowsk1 sekretarz
R. B. Z~aborowsk1 vice. sekr.
M. j. Kowalewski kasYer
Emil Zaborowski opiekun Easy
Jan Laska ,"
J6zef Kos1dowski posianiec.
D choragwi brack1ej j.
MARGIN Cora, Jan Wnuk
i Micha{ Bambenek,
Do choragwi merry an
kie i:
Jan Wantoch.
Cz}onk6w liczy toTowarzYstwo
33444.
Ma]atek TowarzYstwa pred
stawia wartosG $4761.
Wszelkie listy J correspondent.
eye do Bractwa sw. Kazmierza
Kr6]ewicza adresowaG do nize]
p~odplsanego sekretarza.
August Dzwonkowski
$50 - E.. 3 Str.
Wlnona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

Przesz4o 800 ma
szych abonent6w win
nj juz pc 3 dolary
"a gazette, a ME p1aca.
Gdyby Pan Bog ma
wiedzi4 mas jeszcze
jedna setka podob-
nych dobroczyhc6w,
to by wnet by}o 20
naszej gazecie. Tylko
cz1owiek majetny
a do tych %wydawca
,,Wiarusa" bynai-
mniej ME nalezy, mo-
re setkOm tax dfugO
~kredytowa6.
Milky nam kazdy
punktualnie p}acacy
abonent, lecz W ME
faske u mas wpada
kazdY taxi, kt6-
wiecej, niz diva
musimY pos1a6 ra-
chunk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
Il 0H01HEG
Nv Nebrasce).

IL Pazdziernika, 1898.
W dniu 8 go bm. Tewa-
rzystwo nasze sw. Izydora
odbywaIo wspanialy Pink u
p. Franciszka Wardyna.
Nasamprzod rano przed
d~ziewiata godzina, zebrali sic
czIonkowle Bractwa W bali
posiedzen, gdzie sic szykowano
do poch.du, dziewiatej wYru.
szono ztamtad do kosciola,
pod komenda marsza}kow,
Sumo celebrowaf Ksiada r.
Augustynski 2 Elby, Nebr.,
potem 20 sumie, wyg}osii
ksiadz Pr. Sebastyahski z
Posaania rozczulajsca pre-
nova, nawolujac 40 zgody j
jednosci W Bractwie.
Pc nabozeistwie udalo sic
Gale zebranie W pochodzle ma
miejsce zabawy PREY odglosie
regow. :as
Kapela sklada}a sic pieciu
dzielnych muzykusow: Barae-
miej Gsjdecki trzema synami
i Andrzej Begger klarnecista
nailepszy ma Gaia okelice.
Bawiono sic ochocEo, q zwla :
szcza mledzi tahczyli al SIC
iskry syp.ly.
Wstep 10 pikniku kos.towa]
l dollar tYkiet. Zgromadzenie
byte dose liczne; przybyio
tak1e. wlelu inronarodowcsw.
Podczas sabawy mial MOVE
do zgromadzenia pan Tomasz
Jamrog, z Ashton.
Sluchaczacze z ehciwoscla
nadstawawiali uszu, ably ME
straci6 3adnego sfowa daislne.
go mowcy. Pc ukohczeniu
movY wzbilo siq wyseko "
gore gtosne hura ma czesd
Tewarzystwa ma czesG naszego
mo~cy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
A BlELIZNA = ZIMOWE CZAPkl =

rzemieslnlk szewc, ktory pfywa ze
SWIM ruchomym warsztatem tam,
gdzie mu dogodniej. Posiadanie
takiego domku doskonale mu sic
op{aca, gdyz komorne poch4ania1o-
by daleko w'ecej, niz p%rocent cd
w%v}ozonej sunny. 600 marek IA
spraw1enie domku, kt6ry jedno-
czesnie s}uzY doskonale do po}owu
ryb przez urzadzenie ma jednem z
konc6w galaru duze1 p~odrywki,
u~noszace] sic NJ bloczku, umoco-
wanym ma dachu domku m1eszkal-
nego. lima tylko ola ochrony
pred naporem lodu, domek TAXI ma
galarze musl bye zaprowadzony W
bezpleczne miejsce W jak1ejs }asze
Tub zatoce wislanej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
III

CT. CO uzYwali DR.. Kings New
Discovery, znajs jego wartost, a CT CO
jeszcze ME u3ywali, maja obecnie
spese5nos6 spr6bowania. Zg}es sig do
oglaszajacego aptekarzai zaz4daj pr6bke
darmo. Przyslij nszwisko i adres do q:
E. Bucklen& Co W Chicago i WEI
pudelko DR.. Kings New Life Pills
darmo. Dostaniesz tam take bezplatnie
orzewodnik dla zdrowia i Wskaz6wki
ola ~gospoda1stwa. Wszystke to jest
poreczonem ze dobrze popluzy i mic ME
kosztuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
BUklena maSG ArnT-
kOwa.

NajlepszG maaSt ma swleJ1e na
rany, pochodzace z cleG, przetarcie
uderzenia, po%parzenia; wrzody,
popekane reee, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe4,
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwr6cone. Cena: IS cent6w pude}
ko. Mona dostac we wszystk,ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

FARMERZY ,kupu]cie vase
whisky uBraci Griesel. Kupu1emy
bardZo tanio " znaczneJ llosci l
mozemy wan sprzedawac tanlej
iak lnni. Przyjdzcie i przekonajcie
sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
Electric Bttters.

Electric BtffeFs.
Electric B1tters jest lekarstwem
dobrem W kazdej pore roku, ale mai
bardziej potrzebnem ma wiosne, kiedy
rodzaj zmeczenia %czlowieka ogalnia,
kiedy. w3troba jest ospala j zdretwia}a
j kazdy czuje potrzebe odSw1ezenia sic.
SpieszI.e uzycie tego lekarstwa nieraz
zapobleglo febrze. Zadne inne lekarstwo
ne dzia}a tax skutecznie p7zec1wko
cierplen,om malaryi: B6l glowy, ME-
strawnosc, zawl6t i inne ustepuja po
uzyclu Jego. ButeIka tylko 50 .cent6w
we wszystkich ap,ekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

KRAKOW. Ch}opi
polscy W Galley wy}amuja sic
z pod opieki szlacheckiej Prey
ostatnich wyborach do sejmu
~krajowego wybrano stanowcze
II w}escian, lecz wybery
scislejsze )eszcze dwoch
pes}6w ch}opskich przysporza.
w Krakewie wybrano
mimo gwa}t6w F.. Wojcika;
W Przemyslu wybrany S.
Nowakowski. w6jt z Torek
przeciwko ks. Adamowi Sapie
see (ksiaze oswiadczy}, re PREY
pomocy bagnet6w ME chce
bye wybranym); W Zywem
]. Szwed; W Stanislawowie
w6it Winniczuk;w Grzybowie
Poreba; W Myslenicach A.
Sredniawski; w Wadowicach
A. Sto}a; W kahcucie B.
Zardecki i W. lyslennicach
Sredniawski.
Porazke poniesli pomiedzy
innymi panowie: hr. J. Stad-
nicki, hr. Meczyhski, hr. Rel
i professor uniwersytetu Kra-
kowskiego Zoll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

kOW5kl uZvWa teraZ WaKacyl.
We wtorek wieczorem pojeoha}
" goScina do Milwaukee.
PAN WOJCIECH LIBERIA
zrecznie przesunat trzypietro.
wy m}yn maczny' W Arcadii,
Wis, o dwie mile dalej - do
srodKs miasta, mad Washington
ulice. Mtyn ten jest wlasnoscia
Arcadia Milling Kompan;i, i
dotad pedzony byl woda, .
teraz ma nowem miejscu para
pedzony bedzie. Podczas pre-.
suwania rlyna, przez cory i
bagps, wszystkie maszyny po-
zostawafy " gmachu.K ompania
"a te mlstrzowsk2 robote "a
placila p. L;berze $50 dolar6w.
Robota, PREY ktorsj " pre-
cieclu co dzien pracowato 8
ludzi, trwata 8 tygodni.
Obecuie p. Liberia g}ownie
zajety jest budowa kamien'cy
p. M. Faklera 2 Winony, zaraz
obok salenu p. Trawickie go.
PAN JOZEF MAC Z st.
Paul, hurtowny kupiec wodek,
by} we wtorek naszem mic
scie, robi9c interesa z t~utej.zy
pclskimi sqlonistami.
PAN SZYMON MILLER,
Polak, oko}o lat so, olciec
zameAnej jus corki, aresztowany
"a uwodzenie dziewcz2t. ni1ej
lat IA.
W OKNIE WYSTAWO-
WYNN PIP. Church & Augustin
widat 6gury ch}opcow. wystro
jonych W najmodnisisze libra
MIA. - Bushes jesienay "
hand!u tym bardzo pomyslnie
sic rozpoczqf,
NOWY L > Media
leka siennege rynku, pod mr..
So tym 2 giej ulicy East
sa}ozyl p. Robert Artz W
swoje1 wlascej kamiennicy
salon. UroczYste otwarcie. z
wybornym Luncheon, odbedzie
sic W aajbli3sza sobote, 10
Pazdziernika. Farmerzy,
zjezd1ejacY do naszsgo miasta
Ola sprzeda3y sians, beda
mieli z tym salonem " mroz-
nych dnisch wygode.
PAN JAKOB STEIN.
BAUER ola alego zdrowla
wyprsedaje sw6j handel but6w
"a posrednictwe m pana assesora
W. Rebstocka jake assignee,
Molina tam teraz dosta6
wszystko o rs centow ma
dolarze taniej.
Pan Steinbauer, rozpoczyna
). JAG te wYprzeda2, wzywa.
ws1ystkicht swoich diu1nikow.
ably v prsecisgu dw6ch ty-
godni zaplacili MI wssystk;e
swoje zaleglosci.W przeciwnym
rszie bedzie sic musiai ud1d
ma droge sadowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
AUKCYA..


w Wltoka,l2 mil cd Winony,
pc tel stronie rzeki, bedzie W dnlu
20 Pazd5iernika 1895 r. publlczna
aukcYa ma zYwy i martwv inwentarz
farmera HenrYka Duffy, ktorY
wyprowadza sic do 1owY.
Ma sprzedaz jest co nastepuje:
S koni m}odych, s kr6w,9 ]a}6wki,
swlniai 9 proslat, 2 maszYny do
.znlwlenia (binder i mower), diva
wozy. dwie karety, plug, press
drill, maszyna do slewu, przyrzady
do zniw,enia siana, corn shelter,
rome porz4dkl farmerskie, ptaetwo
t. d.
Brzydka kompleksya
niejednemu TRUE zYwot. Nonsen-
sem jest probowa6 srodkl zewnetrz-
ne. Skoro krew bedzle W porzadku
sk6ra sic natychmiast oczysci. DR..
Piotra Gomozo ma to ma celu.
Jestto uczciwy szwajoarsko nlemiec.
ii frodek, zlozopysz korzent zi6l
- czyfci oaly ustr6i i odnawia
SHY zYwotne. Me aptekarze .lecz
miejscowl agenci je sprzedaja.
Piszcie do DR.. Peter Fahrney, Chi.
oago, Ill.
PLACIc "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

socyal'st6w jest pe~nem.
.Zniesienie og6lnego, po-
wszechnego glesowania bedzie
ciosem smiertelnym ola
cesartwa."
Nova ia przyjeta zosta1a z
nadzwyczajnym entuzyazmcm.
w sail, v kt6rej kongres
edbywa swe posiedzenia, wisl
naturalnej wielkosci portrct,
zmar}ego cesarza Fryderyka.
Socyalisci chcieli takswy
zakryc ma czas posiedzeh, ale
policya przeszkodzi}a zamia-
rom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

MA Dobre
Lofty budowlane W 4 wardzie
" poblizu szkoly Kosciuszki
ZglosiG sic do S. w. Hamil
to q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17
WIADUMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

PARADA . okazyi zjazdu
delegatow niemiecko- katolic-
kich " naszem mieicie, "
dniu Is Pazdziernlka, byla
najwspanialszs 20 wszystkich,
jake kiedykolwiek odby}Y sic
W Winonie. Towarzystwa
polskie i czeskie TED " niej
bra}y udzia}. Delegaci niemiec.
cy obraduja W Philharmonic
hall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

SO PIEC0W DO OGRzE
WANNA, do opalania weglam'
lub drzewem, jake tel piece
do gotowania, nowe ] second
hand. Ceny bardzo tanie.P Piece,
choG second hand, wcale ME
uszkodzone. =. Organy ANA
deptaksmi, kosztujace $4,000,
molna dostaG "a $1,000. =
Polecamy tak3e nasze we{nia-
ne l ba wefniane karpety.
Melvin &
Handel aukcyjny
Ill Main Str.
CODZIENNIE, W dzlen1 VIE
czorem. smaczny lunch i ~na]lepsze
piwo u Braci GrSesel.
KOLEJ Chicago Milwaukee
& st. Paul sprzedawae bedzle
tykiety eksku'syjne ma 3niwa
" dniu % Pazdziernika, po
barazo znizonych cenach.
W nale1scej
do WinOna Lumber Co.,
rozpoczyna sic teraz robota o
godzinie Z z rama, . kohczy O
godzinie 5 2 pefudnia.
MA SPRZEDAZ. - Dobre
Lofty budowlane W 4 wardzie,
" poblizu szkolY KoSciuszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

KRAKOW. = gubernator
KS. Sanguszke ebejmie urze
dowanie dopiero pc 20 Pazdz.
tt. pc ukohczeniu urlopu,k t6ry
rozpoczal. Ma radzie wydzia]u
kra)owsgo pozegna} sic ks,
marszalek z czlonkami wy
dzialu, oznajmiai2c i'm, re
opuszcza dotychczasewe swe
stanowisko. Ksiaze podzieko-
wal zebranym czlonkom rady
"a zyczliw2 pomoc, jakiej mu
pedczas calego u~rzedowania
udzielali.
Neminacya ks. Sanguszki
zesta}a og}oszona r6wnoczes-
ME z neminacya hrabiego
Baaeniego ma prezesa gabi-
netu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

LISTOWY p. MARGIN Dasz.
kowski u2ywa teraz wakacyi.
We wtorek wieczorem pojeeha1
" goscina do Milwaukee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

PAN z MAC Z St.
Paul, hurtowny kupiec wodek,
by} we wtorek naszem mic
seize, robi9c ~interesa z tutej.zy
pclskimi salonistami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

W OKNIE WYSTAWO-
WYNN PIP. Church 4 Augustin
wida6 6gury ch}opcow. wystro
jonych W najmodnisisze libra
MIA. - Bushes jesienay "
hand!u tym bardzo pomyslnie
sic rozpoczaf,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

PAN SZYMON L L
Polak, ako}o lat so, olciec
zame4nej juz corki, aresztowanY
"a uwodzenie dziewcz2t. nizej
lat IA.
Evening star., 1895-09-06
FOUND HIS DAUGHTER
End of the Relentless Search of 7. NJ.
Douglass
Affecting Meeting In Frederick, Where
by Washington Authorities.

T. NJ. Douglass, weli-known citizen of
Norfolk, Va. where he Is engaged in busi-
hess marine engineer, was made happy
in Frederick. Md, yesterday by finding his
wayward seYenteen-year-oidd daughter, Be5-
sic. who had run away from him three
months ago. and whom he had been vainly
searching for ever since. With tears cours-
ing down his cheeks, the father narrated
a pitiful tale, and spoke of the many days
OF constant worry and nights of ceaseless
torment he had spent to find the where
atouts of his wandering child. He said be
had travelled several hundred miles by rail
and steamboats, ard spent over $1.0c0 GO
ing from city to town and hamlets in hope
of obtaining some clue to his child, only to
find his cherished hopes prove fruitleSS.
Mr.. Douglass said his wife. died on April
last and left him four children, the eldest
Of whom Is Bessie, who is very prepos-
sessing and vivacious brunette. He said
her striking appearance attracted the at
tentfon Of a young widow, who had come
into possession Of some life insurance
money. and she induced his daughter 10
leave her comfortable home and travel
around the country her companion. and
they would lead life of luxury and case.
Being infatuated with her bright-pictured
future she assented, and on May u left for
Washington. where she soon found herself
in place where a self-respsct!ng girl
should not be found. On realizing the posi-
tion in which she was placed, she was
ashamed and afraid to communicate with
her people. as she felt they would dsown
her. The poor girl said that being driven
to desperation she continued in her evil
course until found today by her heart
broken father. The meeting between father
and daughter was very touching and the
child was overjoyed at the sight of her
parent, and expressed great delight to
know she had not been discarded and aban-
doned, and Immediately left for her home
accompanied by him. Mr.. Douglass said
he had been searching all the principal
southern cities, and had been kindly assist
ed by the police departments, as he felt
confident his child had been daluded and
deceived. He obtained his first definite in
formation of her few weeks ago through
the Washington authorities. who located
her in Frederick.
Evening star., 1895-09-06
Victory of the Engineers.

One big victory, however, was not
enough for the Washington contingent, so
it developed this morning that the team
of the engineer corps had won for the
third time the bronze horse, which was
captured in 1881 and 1892 by the first~D.
C. regiment. ,and since then by the engin-
Ger sharpshooters. The competition was
red hot from the start, Georgia having evil
IDENTIFY set its mind upon taking the horse
to Savannah. In preparation for that the
Georgians had devoted great deal Of at
tention to skirmish work, expecting to get
the better of all their opponents by close
attention to that variety of rifle shooting.
They did hobiy. but not quite nobly
enough. for although they put up better
skirmsh total than did the engineers, they
failed to overcome the twenty-one points
of advantage the engineers had at known
distance, and SO had to be content with
second place.
They were sorely disappointed when the
official announcement was made, for they
felt satisfied from the rumors that had
been floating around for several hours
that victory was with them, but they bore
their defeat manfully and tried their very
best to be warmly sincere in the matter
of congratulations.
OF course, the engineers were very
proud, but once more was there lack of
that noisy enthusiasm which was so much
of a feature at. Sea Girt during the past
four years. Capt. Pollard of company Of
the engineers was delighted, but he was TO
". D.
who was captain of the engineers team
and who had worked so hard to save the
bronze horse from long southern tour.
The hose aow remains permanently in
Washingti !, the rules prescribing that it
should become the property of the team
winning it three years, not necessarily in
succession. In this competition Lieut.. A.
o. Hutterly signally distinguished himself
by making a SkirmiSh run of twenty SnotS
and securing total of ninety-nine points
out Of a possible hundred
Lieut.. Hutterly's other skirmish run was
so. and the big total Of 90 will undoubt-
edly give him the special prize offered for
the best individual skirmish. This prize
winning run establishes new record for
Sea Girt, and is probably as good as any
1t eclipses the 96 made here by Lieut..
Himeoaugh of the first District of Column
hia regiment in 1892.
The known distance and skirmish scores
and the respective aggregates are as fol-
lows:
Evening star., 1895-09-06
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Reports for the Past Year Received
by President Tracey. 1s ,

Reports for the Past HeOr Received
by President Tracey. 40 =
Col. John Tracey, the superintendent of
charities today made public the annual
reports of the various charitable iDsu-
tuticns under his authority.
The report of the National Colored Home
states that nine aged women and 96 chill
dren have been inmates during the year;
70 were admitted, IS sent to homes, to
hospital and l died. The report states that
by the strictest economy the institution
has been enabled to live within the appro-
priation of $500. An increase of S1,StO is
asked for the ensuing year, including SloOO
for fire escapes, required by law, and $500
for renovating the coal vault, for which
Congress appropriated 5000, but which
owing to defective construction is useless.
The WCman's Dispensary asks for an in
crease of $1,000 in the next appropria ton.
Out Of receipts of $500 from the Commits
SionerS and $362.33 from other sources, the
dispensary compounded and gave away 4,U99
prescriptions; treated 123 male and 1850
female medical cases; % male and ls9 fc-
male surgical operations; made Sl6 ex-
ternal applications, and attended 3,56S- pa
tients. No salaries were paid, except a
very small one to the apothecary. There is
great need of funds to pay nurse hire and
provide proper food for those who require
hospital treatment, this lack necessitatins
the closing of the hospital portion Of the
institution.
The German Orphan Asylum asks an
appropriation of 5000 for the maintenance
of the inmates during the next fiscal year.
The average daily number of inmates was
80, and at the close of the year there were
43. The greater share of the meats and
provisions was derived from contributions:
the groceries and household goods used
were furnished by the Ladies' Aid Society:
wearing apparel by the Ladies' Sewing
Society and the vegetables were largely
raised on the institutions farm.
These items are not included In the f1nan-
cial report, which shows receipts of &c.,
52291, including 81, 800 from the govern
ment, $1,000 from the late John L. Vogt
and 5000 insurance on the stable burned in
July, 1894. The disbursements were 3d.
OaS.54 including s2,300.75 for new stable
ano barn, leaving balance Of $iS4.37.
Evening star., 1895-09-06
The welcome nt washington.

The Welcome Mt Washington.
Just how much of festal display will be
on exhibition on Monday night, no one at
Sea Girt can possibly know, but that there
will be an opportunity for the people of
Washington to welcome the victorious rifle
men home is as nearly certain as anything
human can be.
morning, last night instructed Adjt. Gen.
Mosher, who leaves here tomorrow morn
ing, to telegraph orders to Maj. Ross and
Maj. Suess to turn out respectively the first
and fifth battalons. Telegraphic provision
has also been made for the organization of
a provisional battalion for the purposes OF
Monday evenings parade, that battalion
being composed Of such company organiza-
tons of the National Guard as are not IN
the first or fifth battalions, and who desire
to be part of the escort.
Some of the members of the brigade team
will reach Washington before Monday
evening, because business engagements
compel their presence there, but others
will not show up until just before the hour
set for the parade.
Eight o'clock is the time fixed, and that
allows ample margin for all likely delays,
so that there is almost no probability OF
tfose good people who care to stand on the
sidewalks being wearied by long waiting.
The brigade team will be assembled within
the station. and will marcn in two platoons
up Pennsylvania avenue, to 10Th street. to
New York avenue, to l. street and the
brigade armory, with the National Guard
Band at the head of the column.
1t was arranged last night that lieu
tenant colonel, probably Col. Walton of the
first should command the parade, but
nothing has been done about the minor de-
tails; they will be attended to by Col.
Mosher. who will be in Washington Mon
DAY next.
The. Presidents Match.
Today is being devoted to the Presidents
Match for the military championship of the
United States, now held by Sergt. c. w.
Dickey Of the engineer corps.
Tomorrow the Wimbleder Cup match and
the Department of Rifle Practice match
will be the features. 1t is not anticipated
that the number Of competitors in either of
those competitions will be as large as it
was last year, but both matches are like
ly to be quite exciting.
Evening star., 1895-09-06
LETTERS NOT DELIVERED.
Mail for Cuban Insurgents Sent to
the American Consul.

Acting under instructions from the Sec
retary of State, United States Consul Hyatt
at Santiago de Cuba has forwarded to the
department at Washington all the letters
addressed in his care to and from Cuban
insurgents. In other words, the United
States consul will not be the medium of
communication between the insurgents and
their sympathizers in this country. 1t ap-
pears that some of the latter, who have
had difficulty In getting their mail through
the Spanish lines, thought they could reach
their friends in Cuba more readily by send
ing their mail to the care of the American
consul. Many of the insurgents acted on
the same theory. and as a result a big
mail from both ends Of the line has accum-
ulated in the office of the consul. He did
not forward them, because of his belief
that such action would be a clear viola
tion of the neutrality laws. The letters
have recently arrived at the State Depart
ment. where they will be kept until the
question of their final disposition shall
have been settled.
Evening star., 1895-09-06
The Hilton Trophy Taken by Dis
trict Rihemen.
ENGINEERS TAKE TEE BRONZE HORSE
Features of This Years Compe-
tition.
RECEPTION OF THE VICTORs
'ecIal From STAFF Correspondent.

Special From Staff Correspondent.
STATE CAMP, SEA GIRT, N. j., Sept. G.
A more glorious victory than that won
by the brigade team of the District Ma
tional Guard in the Hilton trophy match
yesterday has no known place in the annals
of rifle shooting. Many times has the ia
nous Hilton shield been shot for, and
many times has the competition brought
forth extraordinary scores but never since
man began to shoot at targets has there
been such score by team of twelve as
was put up at Sea Girt yesterday New
York, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Georgia
and New Jersey did their level best,
through their representatives, to get away
with the coveted prize and the honors that
accompany 1t, but the District marksmen
settled right down to business from the
start and showed conclusively that the ma
terial of which the team from the national
capital is composed is superior to that
which is TO be found in any similar body of
troops in at least the United States.
1t Is reasonable probability that there
does not exist elsewhere in the world
brigade of 1.400 men which can put at the
firing point dozen sharpshooters as skill