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Evening journal., 1896-01-11
REGISTERS ORDER.
EsIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER.s nrrIcE.

New Castle County. Del. Dec N. 1895. 7
Upon the application OF Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, Admini traitor
OF Lydia W. Smyth, late OF Wilmington hun.
dred. In said county .deceaaed. II r. ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administra-
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting of Let
ters OF Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six OF the most public places
persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide by an Act OF As
sembly IN such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 20 be inserted within the
same period In the EVENING JounNAL.a news
paper published In Wilmington, Del, and 10
be continued therein three weeks. 10. O. ~
Given under the hand and seal
- OF office OF the Register nfore-
said az Wilnington, In New Cas-
l.. 3. tie county Aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice f. hereby given that Letters OF Ad
ministration were In due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the Twentg-third
day OF December, A. -. 1895. and that all per.
sons having claims against the estate OF the
deceased must present the same. duly Htteated,
70 tho Eaid Administrator On or before the
Twenty-third day of December, 1895, OF abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made and
SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington. Del %
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
psa,h of pr. aarrist Kaue.

DR.. Harriet Kane. a slater Of the ca'e
bratsd Art Explorer. Elisha x Kane
aud the late Dr. John Klnizing Kane die
suddenly Of heart dissase IN the Kane
Memorial Church, 1T Kane, Pa. Thurs
day evening She wss singing solo
and bad reached the refrain rspsed
Away, when che fell TO the floor Ia az
unconscious condition and died ia few
moments. She was 40 years Of sge
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Memorial Day with the A. o. u. W.

Memorial Day with the A. q. u. w.
Janusry Is Is ths date selected by the
Supreme lsdee Anclsnt Order United
Worknen FOR memorial day 70 be
observed BY every lodge IN the country.
Special services will os had 10 each Lodge
IN the juriadiction OF Delaware on the
lodge night nsares. to that dEts. Next
Thorsday evening has bstn selected by
Wilmington ledge No l. and an inter
estinE program hss bsen arranged for
the rcrsefnu
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

DoyLKsTOwN. Jan II Rabbi Joseph
Krauskopf, OF Philadelphia. hss occurred
title to the farm OF the late Judge
Richard Watson, containing 1iS acfes
and 80 peIohes, In Doylestown township,
for which he psid $40 600 Its propose d
to locate the EstionAl jewish Agiicul.
turRl College Oh The farm, which Is
opposite W. Atles Barp es Fordhoo k
sssd Farm. Tbs hort culturist, head
gard sner aud chemist OF the seed far N
will act IS instructors Ia the college.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Do EIahth AnnIversary.

Members Of the New Century Club will
celebrate the eighth sanivsrsary Of that
successful social organization on January
"a At ~ o'clock 8 breakfast will be
served IL the club parlors, and an
anniversary msstlng will be held in
the afternoon Ia the drawing roam. At
the breakfsst there will be guests who
represent clubs from q distance, and
who will respond to toaSts. The program
Of the Afternoon entertainment has not
yes been eemplstsd, but there will b.
excellent music aud short addresses by
noted guesls.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
From Delaware city way.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE OTTY, Jan. 1l.-Mrs. May
P. Ash spsnt yesterday in Philadelphia
ton yesterday.
samuel HIcksn visited Wilmington
this week
Miss l. zze VI Clsaver Ia entertaining
her cousin, Miss Mary CisAvsr, OF NJ
Pleasant
Miss Bessie n. Pr.ca. OF Wilmington,
IL visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
William a. Pfica
Mrs J. Il. Brewer spent to day in
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Rorkinr Grand Armr Non.

SALEM. Jan. II A trio OF impostori
have besn working" the war veterans
in this and adjoining counties for sever
weeks pass. They tell pitiful tale Of
suffering and sress, and disp'ay the
Grand Army hu ton 60 gain sympathy
They aEe reported to have collected quits
a sum Of money from the sympathetic IL
this o5uutv. aud IL IL supposed that they
srs new operating In osher sections Of
the state.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

"Co0t- ieht Mrs prown. haf 10 sank you
fOr de most bleasant efening i haf eifer
schoent ia my life " b, don't Fav that,
Herr Schmidt" "Ach but do say dat
always say dat .n-Punch
Rheumatism Is caused by Tactic acid In the
blood. Hoods eaIsaparilla neuiralizes this
acid and completely and permanently cures
rheumatism. Be sure and get only Hoods.
Hoods I Ills cure nausea, sick headache.
indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all drus glsts
Sszr.y-"New hat. eh ? II makes you look
ike n Gle gyman." Doslin-"Don't yod think
it's becoming 2" Sazrey-"No; you look like
the devil in it."-kOxbury Gazette.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Lsap Year Daneo.

The young society women Of Esstan
will give a leap year dance in the Armory
OF that tswn on Wednesday night next
The COMMITTEES Oh invitation. decorations
and supper are composed of ths following
wsil-known Eastern Shore women: Mrs
n r. Aldridge, Kiss Joe Trail, Kiss
Jennie Norris, Miss Freds Trippe. Mia
Margaret Stewart. Mrs L. B Hayward.
Mrs b. h Belts, Mrs o Wootsrs,
Mrs Y II Grace and Mrs T. J. snlthsrs.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
1ha TsnoInr Mnlter.

Il w Tro Denniok. tho popular co,lic
opsra comedian. Un5 Travelled with the
Marie Tempest company for levsral
years. portrays the la- iia0 comedy part
in "rhe Fsucing Master" De Kovsn and
Smiths most srtistic work, which will
b. seen here at The drGnd Opera House,
Monday JanuBry 13
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
AMusEMrNrs.
nllly nAlry To-nIEhl.

At tho Grand Opera House 10 night
Blly Barry will present his great SUCCESS
The Rising Generation Tnis clever
comedy will be rare treat TO all lovers
oi good. wheIieoms performance.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

TEyTLNINGroN AND NoRTHERH RAIL
" ROAD. Tine table In eject Sept. %
1855
TraiaE leave Wilmington, Essnch stfe@
station. Tor r. y D. Junction, MontchauiD
Winrcrthur, Guyencourt. dsnno2ue, Coeeet
Chc61s' Ford JuncGcn. fOcopsoo. Nesi
C1ast8r, EmDreevillo, Mort0nviiie, Co4tef.
till0a intermediate stations, daily, ercaI I
Sunday. ~ 90 a "a, l rs. fij rnd B p {
Sunday only ~ 10 10: l 55 and fit y n,
scr Weynscours juncIicn. SpfiDgueiu ava
intermediate etZhcrn, daily. ercsDt SUNDAY
q aA o III rs ALd 4 VI p ~. Sundays only A.
10 "a; h5 ana % . ~.
for Ju2ana. Bic.i-Doro. Hrnnfhk Acd irtaf
o1iate stations. 1aiir, except cur1sy, Al
rs ?. fr and o. 2 On. s,lncs ~ o1lv - 10 10
aud ! b3 p ~.
A. &. McOAUSLAND, Superintendent.
BOWN Kiss BRIGGS, Gep. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

But tuoy vSfg ln
habits and nhturel
tendencies
A tiger will spring
upon snd destroy =
deer.
A cat viii watch
for hours and take
delight Ia destroy
ipR vormin.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
sosIaI and PsrsonaI Notes

Miss Jennie McMair. Of Milford. is
Waiting friends in this city and in Phila
celphia
Mrs W. b Hllyafd, Of GsorgetowB, il
visiting her sister Mrs Frank Bonsall.
Mis-, Stella R,berts is the gusst OF
Mas Clara Merritt in Elkton.
Miss F.o Thonas, OF Philadelphia, is
bsiuK entertained by Nc and Mrs James
NJ Thonas.
Speaker Of the House Il. H. McNullsn,
OF State Road and Representative Will
liam Wilson, Jr Of Christiapa hundred,
met st Sevsnth and Market streets this
morning and shook hands heartily. They
hsd not seen one smother since the last
session OF the General Assembly,
Stree aud Sewer Commissioner Samuel
Chambers Iooka as though no were ia
need Of slesp Five Of his children have
whooping cough
Hugh Matthews has returned home
from visit to Lswes.
H. Howell. Of DIVER is ia'the city,
registered at ths Merritt House.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Gmn wAi
brighter this mOrnlnE.
Ek-Dtputy Attorney General Beanch
d. Giles reached Denver on January g..
He has made the sfiss Of Cornelius s
Ferris, in thS C,spsr Building his head.
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Brsnt are In
Pennsylvania for two or thrss days.
3. K Martin, Of Seaford, is In town.
Brad ford. vandsgfift & Bgrne will
this evening entertain ihsir present
and former Law students NJ the home
Of ar. Vandegrlft.
Mrs G c Brown and Mrs Hugh Q.
Bro Fn were the guests OF Mrs Thomas
Diennen In E,k,on yesterday
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Llbertr omoers InntalIed.

Grand Master G. B Prettyman assisted
by the grand officers installed the new
officers Of Liberty Lodge A. o u w.
last evening. After the ceremony 8
banquet Was enjoyed In German Hall.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

omce seventh and hina. Phone 545.
Il I. ScrgsAnt dealer IN coal and wood
Nv TLerUe pea coal tor family uaa
csB- Hickory wood Tor open CRATES
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
A BELsTED LETTER
TO SANTA ClAuS.

DEAR SANTA Co Us: ] 8m q CORD little b0v
and 4 am sure you viii Grant what ] ask Of
you. Don't t one moment think want a
political job as Sheriff or Governor. As far as
Cover or Is C incerned notice you have had
y letter pre- iviOus 10 mine ffOm one OF the most
prominent and honorable mel OF DelAw are
and tiusf that he will be she favored ol 10
win the prize. / assure you that All HhaI DO
done In my power TO zee him win the victory.
al that ask Of you T. q nd another agent
ASSOCIATION 20 my father, to Increase the
amount Of his policy,
NY PAPA SAYS
He's awful glad be don't have any more BIG
premiums 20 pay for his life insurance. -iuce
he took a policy IN the Natue.i premium
this Christmas we never had before. I've got
a new bicycle, aud new little sister. Some
body asked me how old she was. aud / said
she wasn't any old, cause he's Just ali new.
you see.
Wish he'd get insured some more. and then
we'd have lots OF other things.
- guess I'm right In it. 2 hats where you'd
be too, N ou had "A nolicy in the MASSA-
CHUSATrS BENEFIT LIFE"
The Largest Natural Premium Association
In New England. 1000 members. SlO7 900 900
insurance In force. Over 81 900 coo cssh sur
plus Over S20OO0 deposited with state
Treasurer. SlO75OOO0 paid IN death losses.
Issues policies from Sl,0cO to $4,000.
SPECIAL FEArURES.-Cash Dividends.
Cash Surrender Values. Non-fOrfeiture
Clause. Continuation Of policy without fur
ther payment. Issues an absolute policy for a
definite amount. Pays half the olicS In case
Of permanent and total disability Policies
incontes, able after three years. No kestric-
lion on Residence OF Travel
For particulars write or call on
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

Each organ IN the humxn body has Its
special function or duty TO perform and
does it.
The stomach seizss upon our food,
digests it and 40 prepares It as TO nouriah
the various tissues
The kidneys, on the other band. have
different work 70 do.
Like the cat they lie In wait sud seize
and throw out from our blood every
poison, impuriiy and disease germ us fast
as the hlofd passes through them
They are not simply filters. They know
what 10 selzs aud throw out Of the blood
and what not In touch.
Like 4 d6tsctiva who knows every
criminals face they know in a moment
the good from tho bad.
Dr. Hobb's SpArSgu5 Kidney Pills con
tsil. In It's most active aud concentrated
form. tie virtues OF Asparagus root
sia'k and boz ries
Asparagus Ia wonderful Kidney
healer aud strsnRtheuer.
Fifty cents per box from all druggists
DREFnI,b'e or enclose 80 cents in
- ODSS stamps or silver direct
a. paraguSto the uopa,s
%ssg ..sES5aE5A MEDICINE CO.,
MdneypiIIs San oSI.asG Tlsnsi..o
Interesting and Instructive Book on
Kidney Health and Blood Filterlng Free.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Only - Row More Left.

We have a few copies OF a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eTal hundred pictures OF bigh artistic
merit. which will DO sold at 81 75 q copy,
which Is about ne-fonrth tho publicA-
ton piro Also some cop pies ~ Rand snd
NeNalJ's CFclopedia a. 81 %. worth
four times tue price ~ ked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
ITEMS OF IN REST.

Snapper lunch at McCormick's, Front
and Washington streets. tonight.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
TRAITS OF ANIMALS,
The Difference Between the Cat
and the Tiger.
Peculanties CT Each.

TAe cat aud the tiger belong prGc ic lily
to tbs game genus or family.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
4 TALKED ABOUT MAN.
Snap Shot at President Bee
tenn, Who Lived Here.
BEw-1BElusY CLUB CELEBRATION

To observe Tia Eighth birthday January
2e Young Eastern shore People 20
Dance at a Leap Year Hop at Easton.
some Olhor Andis OF Social Interest
All communications Intended for Insertion
IN this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the hvEsING JOuRNAL. COm
ulunications should be written on one sid Of
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Abont Dover Folk.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, Jan. II -Samuel w. Hall and
wife started for Orlando, Fla, to-day.
Harry A. Richardson was 10 PhilSdel.
phia to-day.
Samuel Wharton, who has been III for
some weeks, is slowly convaleseing.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Jewish ArricuIturaI COLLEGE

e 35c for 25 cigars 4 600 bose OF so cigars
Csc bcx Durstein's, East Second 81.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
tho BeeinnirR

Jig dsuclug TO- night at No si1 West
Ssool street.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
DIED.

PY E.-Oa tho 5lh instant. Joseph Pyle, in
his 10Th year
FARLEY I'm ihis citg on the h instant.
Margaret Farley, aged 90 years.
HOSs NGEk.-Jn January 6, 1896. Char
1 ue b.. Hosslngor.
McCLAFFERrY.-O January o. 1885, Rose
A.. wife of John Mcylanerty.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
afARRTHD

afARRTHD
FELTs-FLINN.-On Janu ny 8. 1876. HdRar
b. Fell 20 K1thryn A. Finn, by Rev. NJ. Y.
Fallol.
ON-DfCkSON-At 1881 West
Fourth street on uonday evening January -.
1890. by Rev. John ID. q. Hanna. william g.
Hamilton aud Mrs. Jane Dickson, botn OF
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

Address Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1896-01-11

Sold BY All DruRgists.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
ArOnlKa mleJscOwa.

W.niedziele Ostatni piknik tego
lata. POwinnismy wszyscy Use ma
ten piknik, DO to zabawa ma rzecz
OSwiaty, ma rZecz BibliOteki Zwiaz-
ku NarOdOwego PolskiegO.
\ w Avondale odbywa sic obecnie
ma rzecz tamtejszego koscioaa j szkoly
loterya fantowa, na kt6ra ks. Gieboro.
wski, ~proboszcz, zwiszkowych uprzej-
mic zaprasza.
Nauka W publioznyoh szkoiaoh
wieozOrnyoh W Chicago, ~rozpocznie sic
W lynn roku dopiero d. Q listopada.
Zwykle wyklady ro.poozynaiy sic W
pierwszy poniedzia}ek W pazd.ierniku.
y Pan Adam Majewski wr6cil ju. re
swej podr6zy do Poznania, zdr6w j we.
s6i. P. M. mial W Poznaniu odczyt o
wv. N. P. W og6le o polakach W A.
meryoe. Obeonie otworzyl offs pod mr..
$50 Noble str.
Rezygnaoya p. Maxa Drzyma}y Z
urzedu komisarza szkolnego ME zostala
jeszoze przyjeta.
Oh. August Kowalski jsss handy.
datem ma cz1onka komisyi wyr6wnania
podatk6w ma tykiecie ,,srsbrnym" W
pistym dyst,ykcie.
w niedziele zsbawa ma rzecz ma
szej ozytelni W parku Wlsklihskiego.
Stawcie sic wszyscy zwiszkowcy! Zaba-
wa zapowiada sic swietnie! Popierajoie
czytelniel Many nad.ieje, Re ujrzymy
tam znajome twarze zwiazkowyoh re
wszystkich dzielnic.
Przyjdzcie wszyscy-przyprowadzcie
tony i dxieci vase.
Unia polsko : litewskich praoowni.
k6w przy ubiorach damskioh urzsdza
d. 4 pazdziernika " Hall Pu{askiego
bal, ~polaczony z konkursem krawieO.
kim.
Pan w. M. Koz1owski, literal z
Wsrszawy, przybyi do Chicago j ma
zamiar wykladac trey razy W tygodniu
wieozorem .~historye, literature j jezyk
polski. Wyklady odbywac sic beda W
szkole sw. Tr6jcy. Zgiosic sic trzeba
do miejsoowego proboszoza.
Tow. Mi&os6 Narodu Polskiego, or.
1S8 2. N. p, ma prosbe p. F. GrygIa-
szewskiego uchwali&o $25 ma rzecz ko.
scio3a polskiego, W Kroaaoh, W Mime.
socie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
,,Keen Edge.

,,Keen Edge.
Jedyny najpraktyczniejszy spos6b do o
strzenia brzytwy. Najbardziej zaniedban,
brzytwe wytoczy W dw6ch minutach a wv
toczona " ten spos6b brzytws zachowujs
swo1a dobroc dfuzej, nizby byfa toczona -
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tyIko 20 Ct. szsuka.
Me jest TO laden humbug, ale rzecs bar
do pozyteczne ola kazdego. / DO Goa o
pfacic rs C. "a 1ednorazowe ostrzenie brsy
twy, gdy TO wystarcza CT dwa lata. ,Potrse
ou1emy agentow wszedzie kt6rzy by sic
ohcieli sprzedaza tegoz | wielu innych ma
mowii. Pisz natychmiast do mas | zafscss
&c. znaczek pocztowy ma przesyfke cyrkula
rzy. Agenci moga zarobic $500 dziennis
sprzeda1sc nasze rozmaite ~artykufy. Pts
n~atychmiast ME zwleksj. To COS nowego
Adresuj'
j. r. Samborski, P. o. Box l2o.
Cor. Main &School sc. T~horndike, Mas.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
Sprawozdanie z odbytego pikniku Ago
lipoa T. b. ma korzysc pomnika ola
Tadeusza Kosciuszki.

Pomimo starah wszelkioh komitetu,
najlepszej mysli p~odjetyOh, ME
wszystkie Towarzystwa wzie}y udzial,
ohooiaz listownie lub ustnie przyrze
KY wspo3uczestniczy6 W zabawie.
Ma stronie pom. zach. przewaznie tow.
narodowe stane3y kompleoie i to W
liozbie 26. q poludniowej strony mia
sta jedno tylko byso Tow. mar, to jest
Gmina Polska ,ktora sic poOzuwala do O.
bowiazku staneia jak jeden MAJ do
tego jeszcze sic opodatkowala Pc 25c.
cd oz3onka ma wniosek p. St. S4omih-
skiego p. St. Lauferskiego; sumo to
zlozono ma reoe prezesa komitetu. Go
lem Tow. Gminie Polskiejl
z jakiej przyozyny 5 towarzystw z
tel samej dzielnicy m. ME stawilo sic
ME wiemy, gdyz nawet ME raczyly ma
listy nasze odpisac.
Towarzystwa z parafi sw. Wojciecha
komitet uwaza "a wytlomaczone Z po-
wodu 25-letniej rooznicy zalozenia tel
parafi, kt6ra to uroozystosc przypadala
dnia nastepnego. Przyrzeczono jedna-
kowoz, ze beda skladki zbierane ma
pomnik ola Kosciuszki i zebrana suma
miaia bye wreczona prezesowi komitetu
p. j. Po}ozyhskiemu.
Kazdy cent dany W oferze przyczyni
sic do przyspieszenia budowy p~omnika,
kt6ry niebawem stanie.
Rowniez odnosimy sic do para6i sw.
Jana Ksntego, gdzie tie same przyrze-
ozenia komitet odebrai. Nadmieni6
nam wypada, be r6wniea mimo przyrze-
czenia calej parafi, jedno tylko iowa
rzystwo stane}o, t. j. K6}ko Dramaty.
czne (przy tel para6i).
q parafi sw. Stanis}awa Kostki 4
tylko tow. brady udzial; 2 ohory sw. Ce.
cylii, sw. Kazimierza i Ulani. Zgiosiiy
sic ! przyrzek}o W zabswie wspo{uczest
niczyc II tow; pomimo to towsrzystws
" sam dzieh pikniku sic cofne}y, dls
jskiej przyczyny ME wiemy i ola komi.
tetu jest to zsgadka dosc trudna dc
rozwiazanis. Me mozemy zaprzeozy6
re miejscowy proboszcz sam zaOheoai
do wsp6iudziaau, jsk rowniez zwoianc
" lynn celu sdministracye tow. ma posie.
dsenie ! " obec komitetu ks. proboszc,
pierwszy dal zscbete | prosil, ably Tow
udzisi W zsbawie wzieiy.
q Jsdwigowa zas zsdne Tow. sic ME
stawi}o, jak rowniez j z Jozefstowa
Zsnotows6 nam wypsda, Re 90 do osts
tniej para6i (sw. ~Jozefata) miellsmy "a
rsz informscys cd miejscowego probo
szczs, IL Kaszubi ME wyjds, DO oni ni'
snsjs Kosciuszkiffii
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
,,QuO vadis" DO angielsku.

OT"0 70 "b"
Boston, Mass. Znsna zaszczytnie
frma Little, Brown & CO., 254 Wa
shington str, p~omiedzy innemi mako
mitemi dzie3ami wydsje pc angielsku
ostatnis powiesc naszego wielkiego pi.
Sara Henryka Sienkiewiozs p. t. rQuo
vadis'. S~zczeg6lnie nsszs miodsza
generacys, r~ozumiejaca dobrze po an
gielsku, powinna sic o te powiest "
ti6maozeniu postara6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17

Komitet, kt6ry zabawe wspolnie u
rzsdzil, odzywa sic :j~eszo.e rsz Z prosba
do tych towarsystw, ktore przyr.ek}y
abiera6 skladki " razie jezli ME wezma
udzialu tel .abawie. Jak mas jua
Poinformowano, poczyniono kroki pew
ne " zbieraniu sklsdek cd ozlonk6w.
Sunny to prosimy wreczyc prezesowi ko-
mitetu j spodziewamy sic, ze kazde
Tow. pr.yrzeozenia dotrzyma i ME wzia.
wszy udziaiu " zabawie, zloza pewna
kwote Z milosoi ku bohaterowi dw6oh
swiat6w.
Dalej komitet ten bedzie cd czasu do
ozasu urzadzal dals1e podobne zabawy
dop6ki ME osiegnie poaadanego skut-
ku, t. j. dop6ki ME zbierze sic potrze.
bnej sunny.
Maluozko a zebrana bedzie pozada-
ma kwota j stanie pomnik, kt6ry bedzie
chluba ola mas i dowodem, ae mi}ujemy
i ozoimy panied naszyoh bohater6w.
Komitet ter sk}ada serdeozne podzie-
wanie wszystkim ~bioracym udzial To.
warzystwom mar. i tow. kosoiuszki, r6-
wniez lynn kt6rzy osobiscie sic zglosi-
Ii, take Zwiazkowi Sokolow Polskioh,
zwiazkowi M}odzieay Polskiej i "a.
rzadowi Wv. Mar. Polskiego. Dslej,
oyklistom, towarsystwom ME naleAa-
Gym do tadnej organizaoyi, piekarzom
i cukiernikom polskim, Kawaleryi pol
skiej, kt6ra ME szczedzila koszt6w i
stsneia do szeregu i p~rzyozdobila Oaiy
pochod, rowniez p. A. Kw~asigroohowi
dyrygentowi ohorow sw. Cecylii i p. A.
Malkowi, dyrygentowi ch6ru S.opena;
orsz wszystkim, kt6rzy podozas zaba-
wy bezinteresownie rozmaite spe}niali
funkoye.
Rowniet sk2adamy pod~ziekowanie
redaktorom pism tutejszyOh IA popie-
ranie tel sprawy. Wszystkim o6aro.
dawcom, kt6rzy sk}adki dobrowolne dali
ma ognie sztuczne czyli ,fre- works., rs
wniet "a z}ozone $4,000 A. S. Trude'.
mu, Chicago Brewing Co. $1,000, Uni.
ted States Brewing Co., ktora o6aro-
vaaa "a ITO dol. piwa, p. A. SzulOowi,
p. A. Trendel, p. M. Kolasie, p. E.
Wilkoszewskismu, p. M. Korzyniew.
skiemu, Tow. Solidarnos6, Tow. A.
Miokie wioza i Tow. Gminie Poskiej.
Komitet sklada j~eszcze raz podzieko
wanie vszystkim.
Sprawozdanie inansowe bylo ogio-
szone poprzednio W pismach tutejszyoh.
Dodae nale1y, IL do sunny og3oszonej
$1.l39.52, posiada kasyer I odbytej
uroOzystosci $50 letnisj rocznicy 1884,
caikowita suma S1.210.16. Ia tykiety,
kt6re So W reku p. A. X. Centelli, ma
lety sic jeszo,e 400.
Powyzsza suma znajduje sic W reku
kasyera obranego przez delegat6w to-.
wsrzystw mar, i jest do ~dyspozycyi dy-
rektOrow pomnika, ktorzy skoro .aozna
budowac, W kaadej ohwili sumo to o.
trzymaja.
Ma powyzsza sumo kasyer zlozo-
bond W sumie $1,000, nadto dab weksel
podPisany wspolnie przez niego i Zone;
take zobowiazai sic piacic 6 prooent
cd sta.
Powy.sze oale sprawozdanie zostalo
przyjete ma posiedzeniu delegatow tow.
mar. i polecono sekr. komitetu podac je
do publicznej wiadomosoi.
Miiosc i pozdrowienie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17

Cierpialem nadzwyozaj ma neuralgia,
powiads p. j. j. Tomson, zamieszkaly
1929 Nc Eldery al. Baltimore, Nd, a
jednorazowe natarcie olejem sw. Jako-
ba spowodowalo natychmiastowa ulge.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-13

upon Peter Wooley as a compromise can didate for congress. Wooley-is anything but a politician. He is rich, satisfied with his maner of life, thoroughly domes- tic and loves his home and garden patch
 But Timber gets the women on his side and finally persuades Wooley to "Iet his name be used" It Is used in the most lurid and band-wagon style. The inter- est eliminates in the third act, which represents the ante-room of the conven- tion hall. Limber works like a horse and carries the day, Wooley being declared the nominee. The lover of Wooleys daughter is nominated by the other side, which causes their engagement to be bro ken and Timber falls in love with Woo ley's niece, while her aunt sets her oar for Limber. All these complications are strengthened out in the last act, which takes place in the dining room in Woo leys residence, where election returns nre received. MT Reeds company in clIdes NJ iss Isadore Rush, Miss Rose Bra ham, Mrs. Mary Myers, Will R. Bernard, Charles Wyngate, Sheridan Tupper, John Fl Bunny, Julian Reed and James Doug las. ,,-