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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27

ze czionkowie gromadnie wyste-
puja re Zwiazku, piszac to vie.
dza, ze fa}sz pisza; ale oni "a.
dnych wyrzut6w sumienia juz
ME doznaja - bo sumienie u
mich zastyg}o i czo}a So wytarte.
Gdy tymczasem wrecz przeciw-
ME sic dzieje. Zwiazek rosnie
nies1ychanie, jak nigdy pred
tenn, bo masy pociaga rownou-
prawnienie swoboda = gdy
do Zjednoczenia wstepuje 20, do
Zwiazku 260 cz}. Taxa r6znica
-czy to ME tryumf nasz!
Pisma te rzucaja insynuacye
ma przew6dc6w ruchu tego -
ale i tu oni mic ME zrobia; ksie.
"a ambon i W konfesyonalach
agituja przeciw Zwiazkowi -
a ia ich agitacya tax nies}ycha-
ME przyczynia sic do wzrostu
naszej instytucyi.
Czy to ME oznacza przebudze-
mia sic ludu, ktory dawniej by1
wylekly i zahukany i kt6rym
tax }atwo mocarze nasi, otoczyw-
sly sic urokiem, kierowali -
czy to ME tryumf nasz; a co da-
lei bedzie! Otto nastepstwem
bedzie to, re wieksza lepsza
czesc wychodztwa naszego stanie
pod sztandarem Zwiazku - re
wieksza staniemy sic potega -
re wiecej jeszcze dla kraju zdzia-
}amy. Wypadki niedalekiej
przysz}osci serca ludzkie prze.
czuwaja.
w niecnej swej z'osci partya
przeciwna kamieniem potepienia
ma mas rzuca, wyzwiskami mas
obdarza, ale i to ME pomaga i'm
ale przyczynia sic do wzrostu
naszego.
A co oni cd mas chca! Odpo.
wiemy ma to pytanie s}owami
kt6re redaktor pisma naszego ma
obchodzie Kosciuszkowskim wy.
powiedzia},o % lie jeszcze je panic
ia: Go uczyni} nasz Zwiazek,
re zewszad go przesladuja ma
nowo do walk z MIN wystepuja 2
Co zlego uczyni} Zwiazek,
IL powiadaja, re czerwony wy.
wiesi} sztandar, re tepi wiare OF.
cow naszych, re to najniebezpie.
czniejsza pod s}o1cem. instytu.
cya9 Zwiazek nasz jest organi.
zacya polityczna, ME religijna
i jako polityczna organizacya
polska ma obczyznie, W kraju
wolnym, powinna bye W minia.
turze TEN, czem przyszia Polska
bedzie. l czy chcecie, ably W
przyszlej Polsce ME bylo r6wno.
uprawnienia, ale aby, jak to
dawniej bylo, ciezsze by}y pra-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27
No. g..

Tresc: Nasz tryumf - Notatki. Z po-
siedzenia Rzadu Centr. - Co nam pi-
sza kraju. - Uwiehczenie pomnika
Acknowledgement odpowiada ,Praw
dzie". - Nominacya. Jeszcze zdania
grup budowie DCmu Wv. Z dziedzi-
ny oswiaty. - Lista nowoprzyjetych
czfonk6w. - Polacy W Ameryce. = rs.
biskup Nowodworski. - Nades}ane. -
PosIedzenia grup wv. - Nova p. Smul
skiego. - Echa obchodow. : Kore
spondencye. - Wielki Rok. - Kronika
miejscowa. - Podziekowania, pokwito-
wanna ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27

wa dla chlopow - a lzejsze dla
pan6w i ksiezy! Czy chcecie, ably
W przysz}ej Polsce pewna kasta
rzadzila, ME lud przez swych
reprezentant6w9 Czy chcecie,
ably W przysz}ej Polsce ME kato-
lik ME mia} udzia}u W glosowa-
niu! Czy chcecie, ably W przy,
sz}ej Polsce ME bylo wolnosci
przekonah religijnych, spo}ecz,
nych i politycznych - ale aby
wszyscy W to wierzyli tax dzia-
lali jak panowie kaza? Czy
chcecie, ably W przysziej Polsce
niewierzacych zywcem ma sto-
sach palili, aby i'm oczy wy}upy.
wall i jezyki ucinali W og6le
meczyli W okrutny spos6b?
Me! Takiej Polski Mkt mas
ME chce. My dazymy do Polski
ludowej -kt6ra oparta ma kato-
licyzmie gwarantowalaby jednak
kazdemu swobode sumienia
wolnosc indywidualna. Do ta-
kiej Polski Zwiazek dazac w mi.
niaturze ia przedstawiac musi
wykonuje testament Kosciuszki,
ktory do walki do czynu powo-
4ai wszystkie warstwy i wszyst-
kie wyznania ma r6wnych pra.
wach. A ci, kt6rzy Zwiazek a
takuja wiedza sami, ze falsz glo.
sza, ale czynia to dla tego, aby
lud cd tel instytucyi odstreczyc,
ably zniszczyc ruch - tax jak
W starym kraju panowie zdep.
tao chca ruch ch}opski - ably
zostafo tax jak jest; aby CHOP
byi nadal g}upi i ciemny -
ably go MONA wyzyskiwac. Pc,
wiadaja tez, IL Zwiazek czerwo.
ny wywiesi} sztandar = ze pew.
ne ko}a, kt6re wp}yw maja -
to socyalisci, to anarchisci -
zbrodniarze! A nauka nasza ko.
chani rodacy, to nauka Chrystu.
sa. My dazymy do tego j to
pragniemy, ably spelnily sic slo-
wa, kt6re miliony ust codziennie
bezmyslnie powtarzaja - a kt6.
re Chrystus naucza}: ,,Przyjdz
kr6lestwo Twoje". Da4ymy
wiec do kr6lestwa Bozego ma
ziemi. My cd stronnictwa lu.
dowego, ME chcemy tego, co
chca socyalisci, aby nastapil
r6wny podzia} majatk6w = ale
do tego dazymy, ably mocni i bo.
gaci tego swiata ME uciskali sla.
bych j biednych-aby mniej bylo
nedzy, mniej giodu mniej lez.
Azali many kr6lestwo Bo.
ze ma ziemil
Many krolestwo szatana DO
ludzie W piersi sic bijs, W swia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27
Nasz tryumf.

The coming euents cast their sha-
dotcs before them.
Wypadki nieddlekiej przyszfoSci
serca Iudzkie przeczurdjq.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27
NOtatki.

w przeszlym numerze podalismy ma
zwiska 26O nowych cz}onkow; W nj.
niejszym 210.
A wiec widzicie, jak nieslyohanie
Zwiazek rosnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27

To tez drugi Dom zwiazkowy "a diva
lata W innej stanie osadzie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-27

w ostatnim tygodniu przybyio 2lO
czsonkow. Gdyby TAXA sly bkosoia
wzrasta} Zwiazek az do sejmu - mie-
libysmy okoao $4,000 ozlonkow.
A COZ Wtedy moglibysmy smia}o
budowac 10 domow, wrzuoajao beg mi
iosisrdzia wszystkie protesty do kosza.
Wediug zdah pewnyoh ksiesy kon-
gres katolicki powinien prosic Ojca sw.
o ekskomunikowanie Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. potePic skarb mar. pol. Rap
perswylu.
Kongresu tego ME lekamy sic. Przyj.
die czas, bedzie rada.
Instytucya tax wielka, jsk Zwiazek
- musi mice kilku renegatow war
choaow, ktorzy napadajs ma mia. Ale
z mimi wnet danny sobie rade.
Owym cz}owiekiem, ktory gorzej cd
dawnych wrogow Zwiazku - ma IA
Rad ! uchwaiy sejmu W ,Dyniewiozow-
ce" naPsda, jest znany waroboi ohics.
goski - Szczepan Terozewski, ktory,
jak to wiadomo wszystkim delegation
ciagle ma sejmie gardiowal, chcso sobie
urzad wygardlowac. Ale mu jskos ME
szfo, DO poznali sic ma MIN delegaci.
Teraz ow jegomosc re zlosoi, il go ME
obrano, zostaa renegatem, zdrsjcs : bo
ma zsrzsd gorzej napads, aniaeli wszysoy
lwiszku nieprzyjaciele razem ich
wziawszy. / on ubliAa wszystxim dele
(Ciag dslszy ns stronie 4ej.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
GIN. BCchNEK LLATIS.
Ills splendid Address Here Compiimented
ON All sides.

General Simon H. Buckner. the Demo
cratic candidate for Nice-ircSident or
the United States, who delivered an able
and convincing an argumcntatiee discourse
on the currency question at ne Academy
OF Music Wednesday night spent the DAY
ia the city yesterday with relatives ana
friends yesterday at the jefferson Hotel,
friends csterday at the jefferson Hotel,
who called upon him 10 pay their RESPECTS
and tender their congratulations for the
admirable speech he delivered the night
before. General Buckner IS very popular
IN Richmond. where he has host OF
friends and admirers. lie was given
cordial reception yesterday, and many
prominent CENTER took occasion TO
call upon the distinguished Kentuckian.
General Buckncr's speech at the Acade-
my Wednesday hight was widely dis
cussed i'm this city yesterday, and many
favorable comments were heard. Every
gentleman with whom l spoke in regard 70
the Democratic vicc-pTesidential candi
dates address expressed the opinion tIat
~ was an able. convincing and instruc-
tive address that would be sure 10
strengthen the cause Of the Sound Money
Democrats. IT was stated that great
many free silver people, labOring under
false impression. would desert their cause
and cast their ballots for Palmer and
Buckner after what they heard and saw
al the Academy Wednesday night. / heard
"a number Of staunch free silver people
yesterday express the deepest regret that
some hoodums should have behaved so
outrageously. and they wished me to dis
tincty understand that they had no
sympathy or patience for such disgraceful
behavior. IL was stated that any resDec-
table representative Of the free silver
cause would deplOre this sort Of tactics
at the hands of people who stood upon
their platform.
General Buckner left Richmond last
night at II o'clock over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad for Baltimore. where
he will tonight address the voters of the
Monumental city. Tomorrow night he
Will speak I'm Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

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pounds ounces, cheap at s. pair;your PICK
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Robinson and Franklin Bros. Combined
Shows To-Day.

Robinson and Franklin Bros. Combined
Shows To-Day.
The small boy and his elders will be
made happy to-day by the parade and two
performances Of the Robinson and Frank
lin BrOnels5' shows. More than sixty
years ago the old John Robinson shows
exhibited in this city, and many OF thu
older inhabitants Will readily recall II
to mind as being the first circus that they
ever saw 1T has been united in mighty
confederation with the young and lastly
becOmins popular Franklin Brothers, and
becoming popular Franklin Brothers, who
are products Of the West, and 1t is said
are filled with that something so char
actcrlstlc OF people who are rai-ed in
the West. called enterprise. IL viii be
the first visit of the Robinson shows
to this city for several seasons, and J..
they are anything like as good as they
wer. when last seen here, the most ex-
acting critic will be fully satisfied. The
parade viii leave the grounds at $3.50
this morning, passing down Main, and re-
turning on Broad street. 1t is said 20
contain I'VE bands Of music steam ca
Hope. chime hollis. and numerous nov
elites. besides twenty open dens of wild
beasts. The principal performers are
seated iu smart imported English traps
drawn boy spirited horses, instead Of the
old custom of being on horseback. Tick
cts will bo sold this morning at the cor
ner Of Eleventh and Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Rob Roy" the breezy spectacular connie
opera. i'm three acts VIII be the attraction
M the Academy next Monday ana lues-
dav. The sale Of seats FOR TINS inp"rAnt
engagement begins this morning
The operetta is the work OF those happy
co-laborer-s Henry b. Smith and Reginald
DE Hoven 70 is clean, frank, manly,
bright and winsomc. IL contains some
things. such as the superb finale or mo
first act. and the beautiful song OF flora
I'M the second-that a genuine musical
art outranks anything that Mr.. De hoven
has vet done Mr.. Smith has done re-
markedly well within the limitations im-
posed upon him and has provided an IN
teresting and romantic story 20 which
the comedy makes continuously bubbsing
accompaniment.
The production. II is promised. VIII ~
very elaborate 40 20 scenery and cos
tunes. and the Whitney Company. which
includes the names OF many 81 the fore
most artists on tho operate stage has
achieved so great a reputation that conf
ncnt may well be deemed unnecessary.
HOODS PILLS are the best after-din-
ner pills: assist digestion. cure headache.
- cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Ouite a large number OF passengers LETT
Yesterday Oh board Of the Bay Line steah-
or virginia for Baltimore. Among them
were Major =. \. ;. Brine the EhsliS"
consul In this city, who went 10 Baillil'le
on some consular business.
Mr. Rudolph Stahl, OF Boston, who has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. Hemann
Boschen. in this city. during the past two
weeks. started on his return trip and was
accompanied TO Baltimore by his cousins
Messrs. Edward q. Schmidt and William
H. Boschen.
Mr.. J. William East. delegate or Rich
mond Senate. No. 1872, Of the Ancient
t.ssenic Order. started on his trip 10
Springfield. Mass, where he vii repre-
sent the Richmond Senate during the ses-
sion OF the Supreme Senate Of the United
States lie was accompanied by Mr.. Rob-
ert j. Rouse. who is ais) a member OF
Richmond Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
MARA DdyIS' INJURI rs.
He Was Only Slightly Hurt, and VIII be
Out Ina "a Few DAYS

A telegram received In Richmond yes
tcrday morning from Leavenworth. Kan.
stated that Mr.. Mark Davis. OF this city.
who is IN Leayenworth with the McSor-
ley's Twins Company. was severely in
iured while standing ON the railway
platform at the Soldiers Home.
His company had just concluded a per-
Torrance and was awaiting the arrival Of
a train. Mr.. Davis was struck by a
trunk. which was knocked from truck
by a passing locomotive. lie had both
his legs broken and received internal
injuries which may prove fatal.
His brother. Mr.. Goodman Paws. as
soon as he received the above. hurried
20 the telegraph once and wired 10 Leav-
enworth for further particulars. lie
was assisted IN every way by Managers
pabney, Of tho Western Union. and
sydnor. Of the Postal. but II was not
until late yesterday evening that any
thAng could b heard. About o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
" The Family Album II

"The Family Album" at Broad-Street
Methodist churV tonight. will be a
most novel as well as beautiful entertain
ment. II will be given by number OF
the young ladies' and gentlemen OF the
church, and Miss Frances Leigh starr.
the well-known elocutionist. will assist.
The proceeds Will be devoted towards
carrying on the church work and all
VINO may so are promised a delightful
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
however. Manager sydnor received the

however. Manager Sydnor received the
following telegram: t
Mark Davis is at the Soldiers, Home
II )spital lie Is improving. ana WI
be out in few days. l,is WIZ" II
present"
MIR. Davis. who had made preparations
10 20 10 his brothers bedside. was great
~ relieved by the above cheering news.
MIR. Mark Davis was formerly the we'll
known proprietor OF the Davis House,
now the Imperial Hotel Since he LETT
Richmond he has made his home IN Dc
trot. and has succeeded well In III"
theatrical business. Mr.. Davis belongs
to Richmond Lodge OF Eiks. and members
OF that order yesterday tclegraDhed their
brethren in Kansas TO look out for him
and 10 telegraph particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
PEKSONAL1AD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
Lens md OlA.r Natier..

Sound Money Club No. !. will in the fu-
ture meet on Friday nights instead Of
saturday.
Miss Nellie +. Rehan, OF Chicago. III
is visiting Mrs. j. c. Nugent, at Home
Place.
Miss Grace Brown, Of Norfolk. Va, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. John ID.
Murreil. at JO6 north Tenth street.
Mr.. S. Steinbere. OF Steamer Company
No. T. has returned from New York.
where he spent his ten-days fuIlough.
The Huntington Rih IS. OF Newport
News. will be inspected Monday night
by Deputy Inspector-General 10. Lane
Stern, Of this city.
Mr. Samuel P.oskawr the un'toi
States consul az Puerto Cabello' has been
granted a further leave OF absence from
his post OF duty. and he VIII remain hare
until October 25th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

The following cases were disposed OF
I'm the Police Court yesterday:
Sandy Crymes (colored, VINO was
charged with beating his wife, was fined
$40 and costs.
Henry joyce was sent TO jail fer sixty
days for being drunk
John Braxton lcolore'D was sent 10 jail
to have a commission inquire into his
sanity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
Items OF Interest

Two hundred trains enter ard leave
Mccrgate-StIeet station. London, every
hour through the day
According to the computation OF the
hussion chrorolcgists. the creation took
piece b. G. 5J0S.
Greater New York consists Of forty-fve
Islands just rs n any as there are now
stars In our flag. 10 might be called the
Island City.
Spiders always come ont cf their holes
shortly before rain. being advised by
their instinct that insects then fly lew and
arc most easily taken.
statistics prove that nearly twothirds
OF the letters carried by the postal ser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
AlI-nay Meeting

The special meetings at the Broad
Street Mission held yesterday by Rev.
and Mrs. JOS ID. Evans Will be con-
tnued to-day. The hours for the meet
ings are Ill =. NJ. AS +. NJ, and
=. NJ. The subjects specially treated
at these hours are the second coming
OF Christ, sanctihcation. and the work
or foreign missions. The mission-room
at which these meetings are held Is at
1i2 east Broad street. All are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

vice Of the world are written, sent 10,
and read by English-speakins people
Whoii "A Russian family moves from ono
house 10 another II is customary TO rake
all the fire from the hearth CT the Old
domicile and carry II IN a ciosH pot
10 tho new residence. -.
IA sometimes handed round II mansion
house entertainments. had It's or1Sn In
tho custom OF our Saxon torefatners 70
drink each others health In !" ""SS"''
haWt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
Lamn. for Bicyeles.

On next Saturday night Che ordinance
which prescibes that bicycle riders shall
carry lamps al night time @ill nave been
published five times, as presc~ibed under
the law. and It viii then become opera
tive. All blcycllsts who thereafter ride
without lanterns win be subject 20 arrest
and fine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
Auction sale at Is. }. Hears.

TMIfJTkI nv 7 ~ MI = .
who have wedding or holiday rrcsents -
give. The auction sale Of the STOCK e.
b. J. Bear. Jewcler. l4ll MAIN 81 S,'-
offer exceptional advantages 10 All 10 NY
fine and handsome goods at their o"n
prices. Everything In stock ~ suuleSt 70
can. anl viii be sold abs lut,ly "iu ,n,..,
limit or reserve. TWO sales aaAiS- ''-'O
and 3.3O .
FRED. W. DE WE'RE, Auetionesr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Richmond: Abraham Harris and wife
10 Georgia G Hughes. twenty-three and
four and a half twelfths feet on Main
street northwest corner Third $500.
Daniel Higgins 10 James r.. Wade, TWEEN
ty-eigh and fve-sixths feet on north side
Of Franklin street. between Twenty-nlntn
and Thirtieth. 500.
Henrico: Real Estate Loan Deposit Com
pany 10 Andrew Welsh. lots y, - ana H.
in block NJ fronting one hundred feet on
outh side Of Cary street near West. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

The Committee on Schools OF The NIr-
s'nia Mechanics Institute has elected Mr.
yamts NJ. WAitheld Instructor OF chem
istry i'm the Institutions night scnool Of
technology. 10 succeed the late Dr. Charles
II. ClalKley.
The enrolment OF scholars is pro2res-
sing very raWdly. and It very successful
session IS looked for 1t Will open on Oc-
tobtr lth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

T. Fitzpatrick 70 The same position In
Nelson county. vice George ID. Caskie'
resigned.
Mr.. Powell the new superintendent or
the Newport News schools, was n member
OF the Virginia House OF Delegates last
session. He is man OF high character,
OF great popularity. and will be accepta-
bic 10 every citizen OF Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
uu>finV> lourf.

The following cases were disposed OF In
the Hastings Court yesterday:
William II. Morris alias Taliafero (col-
ored) was sent 10 Jail for thirty days and
fined one cent for assault.
William Smith (colored) was sent TO jail
for six months and fined s. fer petit lar
ceny
Mr. John Howard. Jr., qualified IN this
tribunal yesterday to practice law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

The public schools in this city have
opened with their usual attendance. Last
week was taken up with the orsaniza-
ton. and during the present week the
studies commenced.
The new Randolph-Street school builh-
ing is well filed, which gees 10 snow that
II was not built any TOO soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
Hcnrico Notes.

Jesse Jasper. the alleged house
breaker. who received verdict OF nve
years in the penitenuary in the County
Court some days ago. had a new trial
Yesterday morning. when he was aned
five dollars. and sentenced TO jail for
twelve months.
The case Of James and Bette Sails
was dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
two judgments were eiven-One in the
case OF the city Bank OF Richmond
against Morris Robinson to recover S226.2l
and the other in the case OF Paul Jones
& Co. against Christian Eyensen to re-
cover Slll.Je
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
School snnerinterdents Appolntl d.

The State Board OF Education held
meeting yesterday and appointed Mr.
Thomas Temple Powell superintendent
Il schools Of Newport News. and w. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
CITY Circuit Court

In the City Circuit Court yesterday a
suit was Instituted by Ordway Fuller
against S J. Bullock for $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
Frost In SUSSEX.

BOOKER, VA, Sept. 24.-Special-
There Yves frost here this morning. but
ne damage wa dors6 ~ can be sean yet