davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-03
Waterbury Furniture
 Company, John Moriarty & Go
PROPRIETORS.

GEORGE E SELLEw, Secretary.
 Dealers in and sole agents for the Glen wood ranges; also Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, Shades. etc, etc.
 We are also the peoples Undcrtakers, being the first in western Connecticut to introduce the art of embalmlng-with ice. We expect this to be engraved Ut on our monument when We depart from this life, as we have saved thousands of people from an early grave. The ice box, being made of wood, absorbed and retained dis ease, brought sickness and finally death in to many homes.
 ~ Our night calls are answered at the District Telegraph Office, East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-03

We have made big cut in our RIGHTLY MADE Clothing We must get it out of our store before the masons, carpenters and painters come in to enlarge and re- model it They are good men to sell Clothing to, but are bad men to have working in stock like ours. So We pro- pose to sell our clothing while it is clean and sell it at once, $9.75 is the price. We have cut about 200 suits to; in some case the cut is over one half. It's the biggest cut ever made in fine, up-to-date Clothig We have all sizes at present, 33 to 46 breast, regular, stout and slim. First come take the prizes, those who come later take what's left.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-03
Ont of Work. So Hanged Hi,n,s,f

NEW YORK, July 3.-Because he was out of work and was unable to get cm- plOyment August Miller, a carpenter 63 years old, hanged himself in his rooms at 345 East One Hundred and Thirteenth street. He had not been working for sev- eral months, and had been supported by his wife Barbara, who went out washing
 Mrs. Miller was away from home, and when she returned she found her husband hanging, a rope around his neck, from the transom above tn" door in one of the rear
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-03

'TO RENT-Tenement of rooms at s4
 | Silver street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-03
Wants, For Sale, It. Rent.

NEW milch COW for sale Holstein. Apply lN to s, Wilson, Wolcott
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
Prenumerata Wynosi rOcznie
W Stanach Zjed. Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprzod) $3.50
w a u n k /.

Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
uwazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo-
wiedzialnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
tychmiast podaG wydawcy W1ARUsA
swdj nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktorzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednlka
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierac gazette, powinien wpierw
zapfacic, jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pieniqdze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
ley przese1ac przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tez przesefaG abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen-
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
iezeii abonament, W taxi spos6b
przesfany, W drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) ~wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial-
nosci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie registrowac be. wtenczas,
urzqd pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosc, re wraz z zawartos-
cia dojda Ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkic listy oraz przesefki pie
Meme do WlARUsA adresowac:
II. -Derdowski
ll3 w. 4-th Str.
W1NoNA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
Skarb Narodowy
W Rapperswylu

W jednei 2 gaaet tutejsaych
czYtamy, 4e pewien urzednik
Zwiazku Narodowego Po)skiego
zapytany, co sadzi O przelaniu
funduszow Skarbu Narodowe.
go pod opieka Zwiasku, do
funduszow Skarbu Mar. "
RspperswYlu, mia} nastepuja-
ca daG odpowiedz:
,,Choclaz ME bylbym przeciw
zlauiu Skarbu Mar. pod opieka
wv. N. P. re Skarben Mar. "
Rapperswylu, lecz ioniecznost
wymaga ia obsta]e PREY tem, ably
Zwlazek i nadal mia} swoj odrebny
Skarb Narodowy. Gdyoysmy
oddali wszystkle nasze pieniadze W
rece Braci naszych W Europe. TO
wtenczas mogllbYsmy straciG nasz
CLOS = gios polsko-amerykanskl W
sprawie %polskiej. Tymczasem maj9c
u sieble, W swym w}asnym domu,
nasz ,w1asuy skarb narodowy, moze-
my zawsze llczYc, ze g}os nasz "
sprawach og6lno narodowych
bedzle zapewniony i re mas Mkt
u,gdy ignorowac ME bedzie .Jabym
radzl}, ably u~stanowiono skarbonki
kt6rYch poiowa o6ar szfaby
do Skarbu Rapperswylsklego, 9
po}owa do Skarbu Zwlaskowego.
tEcho Mr.. $50
Jestto leszcze jeden dowod,
De navel urzednicy zwiazku U
Narodowego ME SO obeznani 2
Ustawami Skarbu Nor. v
Rapperswylu j = obec tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
ola abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci m%ieJscowi:
BAY CITY:'p. Alex. N iedziel-
ski.
FIR. Szram, 1928 Michigan ave.
WEST BAY CITY:
Antoni P~iechowiak.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
DETROIT:
J. J. Skupinski s47 Hastings str
DULUTH: Jan Munko,
10 Lake Str. n.
HURLEY, BES-
SEMER. - Hipolit Pawlicki.
LSADORE: Jak6b Rosihski.
JOLIET:
FIR. Kozlowski 1906 Scott str
LA SALE:
Wine Czapski 1901 49, 3 str
LEMONT: Kazm. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andrzej Sciba 1878 str
MARINET"TE MENOMINEE. -
Teofl Rock.
MENASHA WIS, Waw. Chybicki
PITTSBURG, Pa. Miohalskl
J6zef 1900 -- 1908 Carson Str.
South CHICAGO: L. Zag6rski
s426 Superior ave.
SOUTH BEND; Anton Beczkie-
wicz Cor Chaplin Il Durham str
STEPHEN, MINI, -- j, T Kan
ruWski.
WiLNEsBARRE, Pa: - Oohaia
Miohal Custer Str
WILNO :p. j uliusz Zacxek K.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

w SOU BEND, nd,
Pierwszy Bank Narodowy
zawiesi} wyp}aty.
LESISTE "
Stanie Wisconsihskim, ktore
W minionym roku nawiedzi]
pozar, przedsta wiaja obecnie
wyberne grunta. OWES
kukurydza ob6ty tam teraz wy
daja plon. w powiatach Jack
son, Wood Juneau handlarze
gruntow hurtownie rozkupuja
bory, ably je czastkowo spree
dawaG osadnikom.
Y mad rzeka Fox, "
Stanie Wisconsin, z powodu
rszporzadzenia rzadu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, musia}y usunat
kola wodne, i odtad poslu-
guja sila parry.
KOMPANIE
bojkotowaly miasto La Crosse,
Z powodu %ogromnych kon-
trybucyj, jake ono W ostat-
MIN czasie nakladalo ma cYrki.
C.yrk Braci Ringing, takze
La Crosse i wprost
przybedsie do Winony, mode
TAX "a ? tygodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

w ST. PAUL., Mimi,
poswiecone bedzie, W dnlu
a Wrzesnia, zafozone przez
seminaryum katolickie.
Ma odnoSna uroczystost ma
take zjechae delegat papieski
Monsignore Satolli profeso-
rowie uniwersytetu katolickie-
go W Westinghouse.
DAKOTA. = Straty, jake
ma W tel pore ponlese
Kompania zabezpieczenia cd
gradobicia Alliance, wyno-
sza 90 tysiecy dolar6w. Sauna
burza W Barnes powiecie, W
doiu IS Lipca, narobi}a
Komranii 50 tysiecy dolar6w
szkody. Ogolne Straty W
P6}nocnej Dakocie W mimic
nym roku wynosity tylko 9
tysiecy dolar6w.
MA WYSPACH Aleuckich
odkryli amerykanscy zeglarze
z San Francisco bogate .po-
k}ady z}ota.
w DENVER, COL, W dniu
10 Sierpnia wylecia} W
powietrze kociel ogrzewajacy
para hotel. przyczem 20 os6b
straci}o zycie. Hotel sp}ona],
w NEBRASCE So tego
roku bardzo dobre ,urodzaje.
Szczegolnie kukurydza wydaje
plon obfity.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. IS sierpnia
= Wczoraj pszenica spad}a.
Prey zamknieciu gie}dy no.
towano: pszenica 65% CT;
kukurydza $685. OWES 21 ct.
w LOUP CITY odprawio-
no w piatek nabozehtwo
dziekczynne "a tegoroczne
%pomyslne zniwo w Nebrasce
W tel samej hall, gdzie przez
Gala ostatnia zime rozdawano
zywnost ola giodem dotknie-
tych.
20 DZIECI W JEDNEJ
FAMILII. z Green Boy, Wis.
" Ameryce donosza, De jerry
Coleman wielce powa3.ny
obywatel mieszkajacY v Eaton
powiecie Brown, wdowlec
majscy 10 dzicci. braf " tyeh
dniach Stub W katclickim
koSciele W miejscowo6ci Hum
boldt z pania Denn'sFitzgerald
wdowa majaca tak2e 10 d2ieci
pray 1yciu. Wszystkie 20 dalecl
,,mledej parry bylY obecne
PREY slubie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
BRklena maSC Arnf-
kOWa.

Najlepsza maaS6 ma swleole ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcis
uderzenia, p~oparzenia; wrzody.
p~opekane rese, odclski oraz wszel
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe1.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwr6cone. Cena: 25 centow pude4
ko. Mona dostac we wszystk,ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

upast|musza wszystkie zarzuty;
jake re strony naszych gazet
spotkafY mas " owym czasle,
gdysmy stanowczo sic do.
magali, by Ustawy te by}y
ogfoszone We wszystkich pis-
mach polskich " Ameryce. W
odpowiedzi ma powy3eze "a
patrywsnie urzednika Zwiazku
Narodowego, poda)emy do>low.
ME wyjstek konstyiucyi
Skarbu Narodowego (P rzy p.
Red. = W Ameryce ustawy
towarzystw nazYwamy kon.
stytucya. Nazwa ia z angiel,
skiego dosta1a sic do nAszego
lezyka polskiego j uswiecona
zwyczaiem zyskala prawo
bytu. Paragraf odnosny, kt6ry !.
W zupeinoSci powinien rozwiaG
obawy pomienionego urzednika
|Zwiazku Narodowego, brzmi
jak nastepuje::
Aneks G..
Dodatek do Regulaminu.
Kontrolerowie Stall.
,.Towarzystwo lub grupa,
wlewajaca d. Skarbu Narode-
wego ME mniej jak fc. 5000
(czyli 1000 %dolarow) ma
prawo wysnaczyG re swego
grona k%ortrolera Tub kontrole
row, upowazuionych stale do
brania udziafu, z KomisY8
N~dzorc79 W sprawdzaniu "
ozna;zonYch terminach stanu
kasY / funduszow rozporza-
dzalnych. Ma wprowadzenie
dodatku p~owy3ssego, cz}onko-
vie KomlsYi Nadzorcze] Ego
ds,li sie " pi5miennem listow.
nem g}osowaniu, o czem
swiadcze."
z. Milk k j.
Prezes Sekretarz
Geneva d.. Is Grudnia 1892 r.
Paragrafem tym, Skarb
Narodo~y " Rapperswylu
dowiodl be przewidywaf obawy,
jake zrodz,6 by sic mog}y W
umysiach organizacyi, sk}ada-
|jacych ma rzecz jego znacz-
niei.ze sunny dat i'm v zamian
prawo misnowania kontrole-
row. Procz tego, czfonkiem
Komisyi Nadzorcze) jest Polak
zamieszkujacY W Ameryce,
kt6ry jest jednoczesnie i
koutrolerem. Jest min p.
Erazm Jerzmauowski, komi-
sarz 6karbu Mar. ia Stany
Zjednoczone. M tel samej
zasadaie, ma iakiej Skarb Naro'
dowy " Nouym Yorku zlat
lie ze Skarbem Mar. W Rap
perswylu, po"inno nastapit
zlanie sic Skarbu Mar. Lwiaz-
ku z tym4s Skarbem. Tu
wcale ME chodzi o to; 0y
Zwiazek Narodowy wys}al do
Europy zebrane ma Skarb
fundusze, DO Skarb Nor. W
Rapperswylu wyraznie ACADIA
sic ma to, by pieniadze i nadal
pozostafy W AmerYce, " reku
tych, kt6rzy ]e zebra}i, ale
chodzi g16wnie o to, by Zwia-
eek NarodowY IA Sejmie
uchwalis W swojej konstytu-
cyl zas1raeg', 3e Skarb Nsr.,y
W jego reku pozostajqcy, jest
czescia sk}adowa ogolnego
| ~ - AZ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

DZIKI KOT scigal dzieci
polskiego farmara p. Ludwika
Wojcika z North Creeku, Wis.
jadace wozem do miasteczka
Bestya skoczy}a z
drzewa miedzy bryke konie,
poczem konie sic rozbieg}y.
Szczesciem sp}oszonY zwierz
uciekf, a dzieciom mic sic ME
stalo.
MA DOMNIEMALNEGO
morderce w}asnej zony, Jana
Daczkowskiego, .ieszcze ME
zapad} wyrok cd sadu w
Green Bay, W dniu IS Sierp-
MIA. Sprawe te odroczono,
lecz Daczkowskiego zatrzy
mano W wiezieniu, ME przyz
~woliwszy i ME ustanowiwszy
zadnej kaucyi. Wykaza}o sic,
IL szczatk6w zony ME znale-
ziono, wszelako podsadny tax
sic pred sadem plata}, re
przez to Same zdradzi}, ii
~nieczyste ma sumienie.
Ustawicznie wichlaczy. a
panied ma talk sko}atana, re
"a godzine juz ME pamieta co
by} poprzednio powiedzial.
Bedac niedawno W Mil
waukee, jeszcze ma wolnej
stspie, / tu}a1ac sic iak
tramp, usitowal wm6wi6 W
pewnego obywatela, re jest
bliskiln jego krewnym, ale
ten udowodni} mu n~atychmiast,
il bezczelnie k}amie. Dreczo.
ny wyrzutami sumienia.
zbrodzien nikomu smialo W
oczy spojrzet ME moze.
CHICAGO. = w tych
dniach wys}ane zosra}y do
gubernatora Altgelda rezolu-
eye, z p~odziekowaniem "a
u%trzymanie polskiego sedziego
La Buy'a. Jan Mama, wysoka
6gura W Chicagoskiem Z]ed;
noczeniu, dawniejszy Inspector
cd kana}ow ,,ustepowych,
dostal urzad zawiadowcy
mostu ma S. Western ave.
GRUPY zwiazkowe z No.
wego Yorku i okolicy maja
zamiar przedstawic ma gene
ralnego sekretarza kandydata
re Wschodu, a prawdopodob
ME z samego Nowego Yorku
w KAMIENIU, Hawthorne
ILL.,, odhy}o sic IS Sierpnis
uroczyste p%oswiecenie tam.
tejszego polskiego koScio}ka
obejmujacego zarazem i polsk3
szko}e. - Rozpocznie sic
teraz prawdopodobnie ia sams
gospodarka ,,amerykahska',
]ska sic bolesnie da}a we znak:
parafanom polskim W Joliet
= NiechaI owieczki w Kamie.
nil maja sic ma bacznosci, by
i ich z we}ny ME skubano!
SOUTH CHICAGO. =
Abrahamek zabronil swoim
owieczkom czytania gazet,
robiacych konkurencya wy.
dawnictwom OLGA Barzyhskie.
60!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

bryzgalo = potepia swoiego
dawniejszego karmiciela, Ko.
wraz z Gala
jego owczarnia. Twierdzi, re
ME kto innY, jeno on sam,
Chrostowski, ma prawo do
zwo}ania najolizszego nieza-
leznego Sejmu W Cleveland,
gdyzjego, ostatni Sejm wybra}
generalnym sekretarzem ME
zaleznego koscio}a.
l WINCENTY
Barzyhski Chicago wyjecha}
ola poratowania zdrowia do
Texas.
BAY CITY, Mich. -
Towarzystwo sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki obralo nowy zarzad
iak nastepuje: Jozef Zielihski,
prezydent; MARGIN Jankowski
vice-prezydent; Jan Piecho-
WAX, sekretarz hnansowy;
J6zef Maciejewski, | sekretarz
protoku}owy; Roch Andre
jewski, kasyer.
DAWN1EJSZY professor
Seminaryum pnlshiego W
Detroit, pan Szymon Lubo-
wiecki, zajmuje obecnie
skromna posade nauczyciela
domowego u tarmera pana
J6zefa Bartuli w Bremond,
Tex. - Adres jego, o kt6ry
W ostatnim czasie czesto sic
mas dopytywano, nawet z
Europy, jest: Professor S.
Lubowiecki, Esq, care OF
Jos Bartula; Bremond, Texas.
Omitted States of North
America).
SUSPENDOWANEGC
ksiedza Klawitra zarraszaJf
nieza1ezni parafanie Cd sw
Wojciecha w Buffalo do siebie
ma proboszcza. Lepiej by
samego szatana zaprosili dc
taklego kumoterstwa!
KURSA y
Seminaryum Polskiem, "
Detroit, Mich, rozpoczynajS
sic dnia 7 wrzeSnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
INV Polls KICH
w AMERYCE.

SO~OS
dawno z1echali sic i pokumali
W Buffalo, w s}awnych
swoich ustawach pomlnell
bardzo wazny punkt, dotyczacy
uczciwosci dziennikarskiei.
Gdyby chcieli uchodzit "a
Iudzi uczciwych i bezintere
sownYch, byliby powinni UGH
walic ABLY zaden z ,,stowarzy-
nych" ME umieszcza} W swojej
gazecie ogioszen szwindler-
skich. A takiemi og}oszeniami
przeciez So owe czesto napo-
tykane W ~niesumiennych ga
zetach polskich szumne rekla-
my, wallace lud pelski ma
moczary Hofowskie i Poznah-
skie, dawno juz sprawiedllwie
przez nasze pisrno skrytyko-
wane. Najwiecej zas, zdaje
sic, umieszczaia podobnych
og}oszei panowie wydawcy
i redaktorzy, skonfederowani
W imie bezwyznaniowoSci
i anarchizmu w Buffalo.
Panowie, kiedyz przesta-
niecie "a pieniadze ,,topic"
naszych biednych ch}opk6w
- zaprzedawat ich zdziercom
be- sumienia, bez WARY
mi}osci blizniego. Lepiej
bylibyscie zrobili, gdybyscie
zamiast do Buffalo, byli
pojechali do tych wychwala-
nych przez was Hofa Park6w
i Poznani6w i naocznie sic
przekonali 0 nedzy tych setek
naszych .}atwowiernych braci,
kt6rych przez chclwosc
wasza sprzedajnosG
zaprzepasciliScie. Mozemy su
mienie by}o was ruszy}o /
wyrzucilibyscie z }am6w wa
szych humbugi, wymyS(one
jedynie ma ruinowanie pocz-
ciwego ludu polskiego i OBJ
darcie 60 z w~szelkiego mnie-
MIA, ma mordowanie naszych
braci niewolnicza bezowocow-
ma praca.
- Aktu ,,po.
swiecenia" kamienia wegiel.
nego PREY niezaleznym koSciele
ma Jadwigowie dope}ni]
mieiscowy niezalezny rektor
postarawszy sic o odnosne
do tego upewaznienie oc
niezaleznego arcybiskupa
Vilatte.
WARCHOLEM nazwalis
my pred paru laty chicago.
skiego szajstra Klemka
Bielihskiego. Ia to on sic tax
ma mas obrazil, re nam
wytoczyi process, uzywszy
nota bene fa}szerstwa "
t}umaczeniu. A jednak daw-
nieisze, jak obecne zachowa.
ME sic tego starokrajskiegc
kuczera zdradza go PREY lada
sposobnosci jake warcho}a
najczystszei krwi. Klemek
Bielihski warcho}em by}, jest
i bedzie. Z novel gazcty
chicagoskiej Dsienmi% Polsk'
dowiadujemy sic, re W dniu
IS Sierpnla br. dopusci} on
sic znowu warcholskiego wy
bryku. w sadzie polskiego
sedziego pokoju p. La Buya
Dobil czeskiepO adwokata n,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
AMERYkA

w SOUTH BEND, Ind,
Pierwszy Bank Narodowy
zawiesil wyplaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

ANAR.
CHISTA Alfons Chrostowski
sluzy obecnie os}awionemu
Dewoln,e, wydawcy Polonii
40 Aneryoe, jake belzebub do
wypedzenia djabla niezaleznej
para6i polskiel W Cleveland.
Chrostowski teraz, W pismie.
ktore dawniej blotem nan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

KURSA "
Seminaryum Polskiem, W
Detroit, Mich, rozpoczynaja
sic dnia 7 wrzesnia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
LITTLE CHANGE ~ TIE STRIFE.
BOSSES AND UNIONS EACH MAKE CONFIDENT
ASSERTIONS OF GAINS

BOSSES AND UNIONS EACH MAKE CONFIDENT
ASSERTIONS OF GAINS.
good deal OF the energy OF both tho bosses and
the unions In the strike Of the building trades was
consumed yesterday in putting 70 work by one
side and taking them off by the other. The bosses
said yesterday that they had large number OF
men at work several OF the buildings on which a
strike had been declared some two weeks ago, and
the leaders Of the unions claimed with the same
surance that they had succeeded in making large
number Of non-union men stop work There is a
large sign posted the wall in The headquarters
OF the strikers. No 81 Clinton Place. which reads
Register here" Twenty three non-union cleo
tricans brought by the contractors from cities
take the places oc strikers awaited themselves Of
the privilege yesterday.
\ visit paid TO several of the fourteen new
buildings under construction which strike had
been declared and few found at work
The larger proportion OF these men were masons
and on-workers. who mad not been called out by
The walking delegates held a meeting at No 81
Clinton Place in the afternoon. and adopted a set
OF resolutions In reply TO those passed by the Mas
ter Builders Association several days ago
The electrical contractors. the Master Masons AS
ISOLATION and the Hod Hosting Engine Contractors
ing Trades Club house this afternoon. 1t Is un-
derstood that important business in connection with
the strike OF the employees OF the associations Will
come up FOR discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
NEW-JER.SEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Three men went off with a trolley car yesterday
at 1890 a. m. The standing the belt
line track at Bergen-ave. and Montgomery-st, on
for the Pennsylvania ferry at I245. The motorman
and conductor in the waiting room. instead OF
being on their car the company's rules require.
Three men. who were slightly under the influence
of liquor, boarded the car. and of them, finding
the rnotorman's crank lying on the seat, picked II
up fitted il 70 the storage battery, started the car
and quickly had II going at the top of its speed
through Bergen-ave and then into Montcelo-ave
A policeman who had the men start the car
boarded another car, and II sent in pursuit.
When the fugitive turned into Harrison-ave.
the trolley pole thrown from the wire and the
stopped. The jumped off and ran into
Communipaw-aVe.. where one OF them was caught
He gave nj John Mackey and said he
was twenty-one years old. He refused to give his
address the names of his companions. He told
Justice Douglass that the theft of the car was
merely drunken freak. prompted by the fact that
he and his friends found the unguarded. He
committed 10 the County jail for ten days
under the Disorderly act
Joseph Brodie, aged twentynne Of No. SS Grand
ST.. Jersey City had brooded his troubles,
culmDating in the death of his rive ~eeks-old enid
Friday last became violently insane last night,
ard would have thrown his wife. two children and
himself from a fourth-story window II neghborS
had not their aid He made desperate
the hospital His mania was OF religious form,
and he held cruclfX while he shouted that their
time had come. the Lord had called them. lie Is
a. ongshoreman, but had been out OF work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the meeting OF the Common Council on -"oA
6av night n communication received from inc
Good Government Club requesting the Couhcn "
instruct the City Attorney TO appear on Dehaii "a
the city at the trial OF all persons now unuei ia
dictmcnt for fraud In connection with city eA
nendi,ures The Commissioner OF Public Worhs
was instructed 10 prepare plans and specincauo"s
for matchmaking McLean-ave. from kinlpaii-a'e
10 the Bronx River Road After amending 'he re-
vsed city charter by reinserting the clause pro-
viding for the approval of Excise COMMISSIONS
by the Common Council. which was the most GU
tectionable feature of the old charter. the Aldermen
voted its approval. and decided 70 urge lis passaee
I'm the LEGISLATURE. 1t IS understood that Il Gun"
n,ittee Of citizens will before the Legislature
and endeavor TO have this and one or TWO o','
provisions changed
The Board OF Directors OF the Young Mems chris
tlan Association met last evening in the Associa-
ton Building and appointed a committee 10 make
nominations for ofio General Secretary mas
kett and VI. Kinney were appointed 10 SECURE az"
letic grounds for baseball and other outdoor Sports
in the summer After the meeting the dl1ectors
we're invited TO supper. There we're present IreS5
dent Henry A. Bates Lyman Cobb; u. FRANK IS
Hickey David T. Myers James b. irvine, Johh
Pagan and Walter 4. Haskett pr,,n,ioo, C,,,h
The rooms OF the Young Mems RepuDlIcan NIuo,
in Getty Square, filled TO the doors M0huaE
nicht WIN members The chief regular business
besides the election of thirty one new members
which gives the club membership or over zJo-was
the submitting OF President CoX's report on the
action OF clubmen in the primary meetings. -, w.
Rertholf and Frederick Garnjost the candidates
for Aldermen in the First and Third wards: are
cI,b members as is Henry J. Ritchie one OF the
candidates for Justice Of the Peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
URGING A CENSUS OF THE CITY.


THE MAYOR REMINDS THE POLICE COMMITS
sIoNERs OF THE RESOLUTION. LATELY
PASSED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Police Board held its regular meeting yester
6ay afternoon. Commissioner Murray was absent
He sent word to Headquarters that he was still
III and unable TO so out
letter was received from Secretary Lee Phillips
had been directed by the Civil Service Commission
ers TO say that complaints have reached them that
no appointments have been made by the Board
OF Police from the eligible list of candidates for the
position Of patrolman since last May, although
list of more than coo names has been in existence
for many months In the absence OF Commissioner
Murray the communication was not acted upon.
President Martin also laid before the Board
communication from Mayor. Strong, who reminded
the Commissioners that the Board OF Health passed
@ resolution at ts last session. recommending that
q complete and as nearly perfect possible census
should be taken OF the population of New-YoTk
City, believing 1t to be 10 the interest OF the city
of New-York that the resolution should be com
piled with Il suggest that your board" said the
Mayor. make all the necessary arrangements TO
carry out the resolution Of the Board of Health.
have asked the City Record to print sufficient
number of books for you dis tribute TO your force
in the different election districts. and they will be
completed and ready for distribution by the 10Th
inst
Superintendent Byrnes was sent for and discussed
with the Commissioners in executive session the
best means Of having the census taken. Commits
soner Andre VS. g resolutions abolishng the inspection
oisuict system went over again. Mr.. Andrews said
mat In the absence OF fun board he would not
bring them up.