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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
,pyAN TALKS IN THE RAIN.
,x,rrs HIS TRIP THROUGH KEN
Tricky AND MAKES SEVERAL
SPEECHES.

mo PARADE IN LEXINGTON.

s'' Culver UNDER TREE CoINAGE-A
RIG PARADE IN LEXINGTON.
w. Sent 15-William j. Bryan arose
Iou'sN''o' =. the willard at : o'clock this morn
from h'' - n. 200 people cheered him as he left
rs COW minutes later in carriage win
the h0 D,,ckhurn. General p Watt Hardin ana
esnS', committeeman Woodson Inc party was
Nh0" the First-st station OF the LOUISVILLE
DIVE sh,ille Railroad. There were about lou peo-
ra r-oot Mr. Bryan. After a round OF hanu-
~ Mr. Bryan and his escort ooalueu MS
faS car which was attached 10 special u"'"
FNs,tor, which left the station at ';4o CLOCK
~ f'S, GO, In shortly after the candidate left
Ah', ,d the damp atmosphere had its erect
yS's ,aav enfeebled voice when he made MS
eH9. ~ the dav Knots Of people were gain
coo the candidate at several small stations
~ s.o,s were made. The first speech was at
sasre Several hundred people. with heavy
Lice OF girls. cheered Mr. Bryan "heh lie
Re-, m the back platform OF his speciai car
or r,o,nence, where the train arrived al s'4- oar"
Al -.s IN the streets and brass band was on
rers We" mean WAS in the midst of his remarks
When the c'0~D'
said: .A,s community would offer 10 buy
X any 80 PRODUCED at - cents dozen ai,H We
abe 70 MAJ cn matter what the cost Of produAion
for W. cent or cents dozen 30 WIN ~ 49,, -
would eStabilsn tne
Zee -, g. and nobody would sell IL Io' Ve'i'
less. -, ,~o,.od Tho rain TO get peep
VHs or6ldate at Christiansburg. Al seVerai
% cartons crowds cheered the train as II
vhisked by ,.,.,,o md
Nv. tracks run directly in front OF the S'a'e
., n This city and the open space IN iron' u
CaP,-. ola buildings well filled with UNI
.ne NE, So.rsrs when Mr. Bryans train drew UP
p'e"- .,sr a run Of two hours and forty-hve min
'he'' louisville at 1880 o'clock. All the time
u'es -.r,ocratic candidate was speaking the ram
tns ...sfv and half OF his audience sousne hn,
.eI s'eoe-Jfsatc brought his speech 10 an az.
Jhe 80 broke for cover with the rest Inc ""'i'
-. Frankfort at Il q: m ,, ,o, tho train
Nr In was falling heavily wnen 81 Lne ,,aan
Ihs ,pa uttle town Of Midway at n:SO CLOCK.
res ~ Prvan decided not to talk there me paa
W. rra -sferred q special tram on tHe ootias
sa,i-@v I'm which they proceeded 10 sannIs
r. III BRYAN spoke TO several hunuIeH bo,pisa
he,e 80 vent of TO Senator Blackburns house'
sc ~ S.,rer was served 10 a large party
,.x,rc,on XIV. Sept 15.-Mr. Bryan was enihus'-
-. -ooei,ed here this afternoon. lie mace
-, a, the fair grounds to an immense auolehce'
~. snaclous grandstand, said to hold SVVV peope'
- nod nv spectators TO the extent OF three
,-.hs n. ifs capacity In the lower sto!S ne &c.,
lg-.s- ,aces we're filed by men, WhlIe III the o.
a. 80, ,~a iOritv Of the onloohers were ,ob
-. ~ !-scs IN front Of the judges stanu Ioi. -
" 80 ms 40 his address several tnousdhu in'n
". -. 20 ood ankle deep in mud. proCeSsloi. =
ana 9oys scooonosed OF BRYAN and Sewall clubs ana
so'' borsenen. escorted Mr.. Bryan 10 'ne IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
ARRESTED FOR ROBBING THE NAILS.
TT TOOK LONG TINE AND MUCH WORK TO
IpFN THY THE. THEE

TT TOOK LONG TINE AND MUCH WORK TO
IDENTIFY THE THIEF
Chicago Sept. Hilary Laraway porter al the
Union Station In Detroit. Mich. was last night
caught IN the act OF robbing United States mail
pouches and placed under arrest. Inspector Stuars
said to-day that Laraway's thefts had extended
a period Of fifteen months and there was no telling
how many letters ne had stolen. Last night took
forty-three. Complaints have been coming in for
months past from Canadian correspondents OF Chi
cago banks. 1t at last decided that the work
was done in a little brick building in the Union
Stallion at Detroit, where the ma! IL transferred.
Larawav a Canadian, worked there at night bu;
could not be watched, there was only door
and no window special compartment was built
adjoining but proved mpraciicabie. At last tun-
nei under the building was made, and the dispatch
Announcing the capture OF Laraway In the very act
Of cuftng open a sack proves how successful this
MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
THE BANCROFT SAILS AWAY.

SHE LEAVES HER STATEN ISLAND MooRINGs FOR
TURKISH WATERS.
The cruiser Bancroft. which has been lying OF
To,npklnsville Staten Island since Saturday last
taking on board provisions and ammunition. sailed
Yesterday for her new station In turkish "a~ers'
The little cruiser will make number OF stops Oh
ber way across to coal. The Cincinnati which Is
,so Going abroad on a three years cruise, did not
I'll ,ssteTday as was expected but will 80 At noon
to-day - =, ...-.,- .-..o7-o, ,,btob
lcFt Tompkinsville on the list inst on trip or
evolutions and target practice Is expected ~ e'u"
~ staten Island next Saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
CLAIMING WKINLEYS OWN DISTRICT.

Chicago. Sept. John Mcbride the former
president Of the American Federation OF Labor and
he leader Of the United Mine Workers OF America
for years has been engaged by the Democratic Ma
,,cral Executive Committee to organize Nationa.
.hr tsrroau In the interests of Mr. Bryan, and be
the cnief q the Bureau.
W Y Williams, Of Leetonia. Ohio. writes to
headquarters that careful canvass OF the Con
rress district in which Major Mckinley lives shows
tha II will give Mr. Bryan a substant9i ma1orlty'
vertion Of all silver clubs and Bryan-Sewau clups
a. 81 Louis on October g. during the conTeltoH oa
COZ f-reuce Of partisan silver clubs Which was
called 10 meet in Chicago on september - mas
therefore been postponed until that date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
PEARY'S CHANCES SMALL
THE SALIVA FORCED TO RETURN TO ST. JOHNS
ON ACCOUNT OF THE IcEFLoEs.

81. Johns. n F.. Sept. 1.-THE American bark
Salina 1853 days. from New-York. bound for Ivig
tut South Greenland arrived here yesterday for
orders, having failed to reach her destination ow-
Ing to heavy icefloes. which 1t was impossible to
penetrate. She has been battling in the ice since
May IL. This prevalence of ice off South Green
land VIII. II ~ believed, injuriously affect Lieu
tenant Pearys chances Of getting north along the
Greenland coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
THE COMPETITIONS CREW SAVED.
OF THE FIRST TRIAL

OF THE FIRST TRIAL.
London. Sept. 15.-'The Standards" Madrid cor
respondent teegraphs that the Spanish newspapers
making an cutlery because the Naval and Mill
tary Supreme Court has annued the sentence
passed the of the hlibusterrg schooner
Competitor, and directed that trial be given
the prisoners before ordinary COUrt-martial in
Havana. Spain will now negotiate with the United
States regarding the jurisdiction of the colonial
court. \ decision Will not be given for some
months. The decision cannot entail death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
CANADIAN EMIGRANTs FOR BRAZIL.

Montreal Canada. Sept. 1j-NotWithstandlng the
efforts Of press. clergy and leading citizens gen
orally more than 800 men, women ana chlidreh
iId ~, the steamer Moravia this afternoon for
he sugar plantations Of Brazil This number
however was less than half Of the number mat
had originally intended TO go IT was expected r,',ri
- tho weasel but IL was learned that II could 90
nothing Fully 1900 people consregated on the
x.harves 70 witness the departure Of the emgrants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
TINE ONLY THING IL LEFT ~ ENGLAND.

Southampton Sept. 15.-In the course OF speech
before the Associated Chambers OF Commerce. SIT
ting here to-day. Sir Henry STAFFORD Northcote'
N p said that the Chinese Niceroy ii Hung
chang had left nothing In England more valuable
49,, n,s autograph This remark caused great
Laughter. 49,. . osot,,,to, INN, tho sinh
a.. of The fnassacres OF Armenians caused an ami
yyo,.tsd debate A number Of members protested
rninst the Intrusion OF the conference into poit-
al matters and the chairman postponed the put
-. IL L - no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
n.pryG EXPRESS ROBBERY.

,,.,. Tenn Sept i5-A special from West
~. MIS- gives Information OF a daring express
robbery at that place cary this mcrnihs' Jus, as
the express wagon drove TO the ONCE door 10 u'oAu
matter received from the northbouna Mopic anu
Ohio ,raln at a. m. two masked men s'eppeI o'
O'O -. - ,ovar,ng the driver and night clerk
win plstols and ordering them mo me Para
once where they were commanded 10 open tne sAe.
Afer securing such plunder as hey colu 'ne ~ ~,
bers escaped. The amount OF booty secufe' mas ho'
YET been ascertaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
THE sTATEs-GENERAL OPENED.

The Hague. Sept. 1.-THE Queen Regent opened
the session OF the States-General in person to-day
In her speech to the Chamber Her Majesty SAID
hat although the agricultural outlook was IN
favora BILE all Of the other industries IN the Ming
do,o vc.re in a prosperous condition Her Majesty
ia that bills would be pushed Forward Tor the
go hiishrucut of a system Of workmens accident
Insurance and Tor reforms in the system OF COM
mn Il finance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
nxc rur NEW-ORLEANS BANKS.

washington. Sept. 1.-THE financial situation nat a.
NewOrleans is reported here 10 DC mp
..,. &C. continuing the daily shipment OF money
.1ern having forwarded yesterday and to-day
about 8. 10000 ca, s.vs Z, Will BE necessary
Actlhs nat,,ers for the Union and Mutual Ma
TO apP1hl PMS ~ New-Orcans. They VIII be ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
AN ALLEGED EXPEDITION FROM cANADA

Ottawa. Ont, Sept. 15-An extra OF THE Can
ada Gazette issued to-day with proclama-
ton calling attention to the report that naval
or military expedition is being fitted out against
the King OF Spain, to wit: The island of Cuba,
and therefore pointing 10 the foreign enlistment
act of 1890 which prevents this IN regard TO a
fria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
RUN OVER BY A HANSON.
A CLERK At ,gB WALDORF KNOCKED DOWN IN
BROADWAY.

James p. Scott one OF the CHIEF clerks or the
Hotel Waldorf. was severely injured by being run
over by a hanson cab about 10 o'clock last even
ing He was on his way home from the hotel AMI,
while trying avoid a cable car az Thirty-third-
st and Broadway knocked down by the cab,
the wheel passing his hip and shoulder. After
being knocked down by the cab he narrowly es-
caped being run over by the cable-car. which was
running in the opposite direction. Mr.. scott was
taken TO the Waldorf, where II was found that no
bones had been broken. and his injuries were not
serious unless he had received internal injuries.
which could not then be determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
ST J0By WILL NOT TALK OF MAINE.

There was deeper gloom yesterday than usual in the
Office O. Winiarn p s.. John. the treasurer OF the
Democra,.c National Committee. and the few per-
sons who fingered about the Office looked as Il they
were waiting for some graves 10 open Nj 81 Jonn'
when reporters asked for an Interview about me re-
suit OF the Maine election. replied with great dignity
II have nothing 10 say ] made no comments on the
Arksrsas election and will make none on the Maine
eoo.fr~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
JOHy SlyKETEE KNIGHTED.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept lo.-John Steketee'
v,caConsul for The Netherlands. has been
rn,gh,ed by Queen Wilhelmina OF Holland as a
r.coeni;ion OF his services among her country men
in this part Of the world. Tie rank Of knight o.
oranre-Nassau has been conferred upon MN ana
II Is said that he Is the only Nish' Oh thA' i"'"
IL America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
TIE SPANISH RANK IN HAVANA CLOSES IT'S EX-
CHANGE DEPARTMENT..

Havana, Sept 15-The cable dispatch received IN
New-York from Madrid Sunday last sayinS that
Captain-General Weyler had telegraphed 10 the
Government that he had caused afty-one prisoners
TO be shot was untrue. General Weyler never sent
such a dispatch to Madrid.
Considerable excitement prevails In commercial
circles.
The Spanish Bank has closed its exchange de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
DEATH or RUFUS r. THOMAS.

Bar Harbor. Me. Sept. I5.-Rufus r. Thomas.
~en-known Philadelphia. died suddenly from heart
qseese al his summer home. In Seal Harbor. to-day.
6e was sixty nine years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
GLADSTONE PROMISES TO SPEAK.
HE WILL AGAIN VOICE HIS SENTIMENTS on
THE "GREAT ASSASSIN" AT AN ANTI
SULTAN MEETING.

London, Sept. 15.-Mr. Gladstone has written
letter In which he promises to speak at an anti
Sultan meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
coycPFSSu4N BURTON I'LL.

81, Louis. Sept l5.-Congressman Burton OF the
XVIII Missouri District. Is seriously III and has been
compelled 10 temporarily abandon his canvass FOR re-
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16

,,e of the bondholders IN this city could be found
last night and no further particulars or inc sale
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
CLOSING PRICES SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept 15.-F7ur steady sales; 1900 tbls
Wheat easy: spot and September. o24qe2ise october
GO. qG3c: December, 81 Coo steamer No red 9,'.g
57ssc Southern By sample. Clpo4c; DO on grace vyfs
g,c stock 297 O0o bush, sales. llUOO Corn steaoy;
spot and septemtr 25rg25hc; October. 2Gitg2osc 10
vcmber or December. OLD, 2O4q-ic January 6.tg
277.c. steamer mixed. 2sa2%c southern white 2o,2g
27isc do yellow 21a2Sc; stock l4OOOOO BUSH sales
~ 900 Oats INN; No white 24a25c; No mixed, 2li9a
a6c No : Western. 30 eG37c: stock, $1,000 bush 1ay
gu yet steady. Grain freghts STEADY cotton qules'
middlngs, Sic. CoNee hih IL IV'21. ot"e' @'N-S VA
changed.
Boston, Sept 5Four quiet, quoted steady sprl ia
Winter patents So 65d s3 So and straghs 50 5g
s. co. Gornneai coad2c a bag. 81 35GSl 40 a Dbl Corn
nrnl-r yellow, 3li2c No 3 and steamer S9-2eo
Oats steady. No clipped, 26iac fancy higher NJ
feed quiet spring bran to ship. lake ana rail ~ 20;
winter bran SO 75asll: mddngs slogsl4; cottonseed
ends. SO 90 Barrel beet Iese hams lOsI2c t hi
quiet 4ac. Bacon TG9c. Veal quiet ca9c fresn seet
Batte- steady for fancy Vermont dairy, choice i4gi5e
Northern 17qlsc Western lOe l1c other dairy
l2al3o imitation and ladies' lCe l2c lambs quiet a.
$3.50. mutton and yearlings. 4aGc Cheese firm; North
rrn slsq9gc. Western 7arssc. Egss quiet and hrdn;
nearby 23q25c. Eastern. choice lsc Western l4gi9e
81 % red kidneys 81 65Gs 10 marrow 81 o5g>l TO-
email pea. 81 So: mediums. 95cqsl %. Poultry dull.
lslc: d. chickens ia lSc Western ICED chickens 100
lie fowls Loo live fowls, alUc; DO chickens, 90
loo Potatoes quet, steady Maine Hebrons. 4oa4 5c:
New-Iampshlre and Vermont 35a4Oc. New-fork. 35a
4Oc: sweets. 81 37asl 30 Dbl Peaches-Michiean STA
81 70 A basket Grapes supply 6nl0c for
grades s3aSl7. Rye straw, SIG Leather hrmer; hem
lock sole non-acld. hrsts. lInlsc seconds lo2al'e'
Union sole, hrss. 2ic; seconds, DC.
Buffalo, Sept l5.-spring wheat closed quiet. easy:
spot &c lower; nominally unchanged; winter wheat
closed dull. unchanged. Corn closed easy. unchanged
quiet steady. Alillfeed dull. unchanged.
Chicago, sept lj.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
Upner Norwood, Queens Hotel

Near Crystrl Palace. London. Healthest SITUATION
England Lovely Boarding terms from " % pc
day Special terms for large parties Convenient tran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
The Howard! Hotel.

Norfolk Street, Emlankment london. ms newIy
erected Hotel is repete with every modern comfort.
Oyerlooks Embarkmeni and River Elegant and spacious
public Electric Light throughout American sys-
tenn elevators Fixed tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16

rnand Western nrSts i5Gl5Ec. Sugars-Renned In fair
demand unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
ST Louis sept. l5.-Flour unchanged Wheat lower
September 60i.c nominal December. o3'sc Corn lower;
September lsc nominal December i93.Qlo'sc bid May
22.c Oats lower september lie: May 1880 bid Pork
standard mess. new ST %: old. s. -. Lard-PriIns
steam s. Is. choice So 22s Other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England

Elite Family H0tel Overlooks sea-waN 1romenade an
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation SHADE
electric lights Lift. Dell ate cuisine. Choice winea
Jules A. Creighton. Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
The Imperial Hotel, Malver!

A.. Americans desiring 10 Visit
Worcester Shrewsbury Hereford stratlord-on-Avon etc
Visitors can spend the different places and
return evening The Imp rial. located in superb
L. ana
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02

!. DsSa SsyEnfS
"tn, ; a-sbsSdpmo@1sg1Fboi I'll
o,.yv !~cz.un ro>,aattxch shor6h
o-u1 op,..n,- r',~zna.ftycb ro6lil
"zscvrh prz+1 PrzJ Jacislu Luss'
kne'l $1,000.
lp-zo a " a ola rDdza-
COW M, ch IT. glch os5t..zO
s,rnrnrt M 10 n a d y, kr6.
los,., xe SAhv, 10 Svbilii, >Ksia-
dzt, " .rk, INr,nyh"ry i innych.
O' rpxn So priced Sar"dzeniem
Chrystus" az 30 poz"ych wicklow
:ern < czy'i Vr6kenle .ae snow,
Ma przrsr'" i3on praypadk5w
~"snzac", Z rtzuych .,arndswnyeh
k- az zehrrnt ..........-. lB
tDZMOWA POLAKA z Knszubs
ASTORIA o GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry rrzcz II lat pokutowai
pr2yknty do ska}v. Piekne
w~zrusznjace op"wiadunie Ola Iu-
IUCHARKA POLSKA I ANR-
SO
JOHNSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki ME. .osinsz-hstwA, ksiazkG zu-
petite ncvo ! trsiciwie uto4ona
IRABIA PAROBKIEN q kmie.
MA ~
~)POWlADANIE PODRU4NEGQ
-tra-znle dziwnem to&u...iO
:AkLETA DZIEWlCA.... 10
5AKTEK tATKA...........6
''ehnj Polsk ., 1ebr&ns dfs
PoloEii " Ameryce plzez WI.
BY niewicza......... ....25
raw Hwy Persk u-k.
gip.k; S ennik X. = oaipew.
n~'tjszy sposob wygrHnla ma le-
teryi wrdlug kombinucyj sfyn.
n,ch mag,k6w j profesor6w na.
tematyAi OrIice itp.-tutzIsa Wy.
jswienienie tajemn's spos6b, is.
koch u4ywano carbohydrates
do przrpovladania j wrozenis
prz,-zio6ci.-Z przesz1o 200 o.
~h,azka.i. Do.towny pr&edruk
S'ruiku drukowansgn drss
karn Un'wersytetu Jagie!loA-
sk:ego " Krakowio... $50
} hosi 1adnej dziewczynie 10
tc.is@d g kohcu tycia Flats
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
ksiazki DO nabozei-
W

Dziscie DO Boga........ .......3e
Dxieoie do Boga - oziotsm, brDo
gami
kwiat niewinnosci ola dzieoi polD.
kich W Ameryce.
.Ksiaieozka'' do naboiehstwa dla
mfodztely, zfocone brzegi, 2foos.
ny tytulik. p6tsk6rek a,tytuli.
klein [J6zefa Chooiszew.eisgo1
tn samA ksaieczka oprawna y
skorks = obrazkiem. IS
Ia sauna ,,Ksiaieczka do naboieh,
silva ola m%fodz's4yn ekucien
i Observation-Disclosures .,-...1 rs
Ia sauna op,.awna v kosd sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
> Ola oresfy b.
ANI0h sTROZ oprawny " ok6rke
xfocone brzegI loo
Ani6! Str6s,~ oprawny "
sk6rke. z!ooone brzegi, okuciem,
zameczk.em. z4otym tytuliklem
ANlOh SIRO1 0praEny " rose
sfonlowa Tub W aksamlt.. 800
EhOTY< OETARzYK, mocno o.
prawny 70 zfoconyu stytulikien
WYBOREK opraw. " pidtno @0.4s
zfocone brzegi, skorka 0.S0
okuc,em i z~ameczkiem zoe
- OETARZYK 2POLSKI 70
re zfoconemi brzegami LAO
70 sprzaczka Z okuoiem 500
DUNN opraw. v sk6rk> l.5o
zfooone brzegi 1.7S
20 esprzaczka 500
Ogr5dek h =, O
prawny W sk6rke, z}oeone br.e.
81, 3 ebrazkani Ms ok{adce,* xAor
conym tytulikiem ..... $l.5e
Tia sauna ksiaika zameczkie0
i okueien. 200
Wiane h Maryi opr. y
sE0rkp. l.R1
Wionek Maryi a}ocony
@tulik i z}oc~iis:s brzega- ...l.N
Wianek MAryi zkos,a
,<aegi, = SAr'4+e7ki'a skslsa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
PLACIE "a
SENNIK
= czvli.-
WROZENIE ZE SNOW

Przeszto $500 przypadk6w slr&ae>
{ roznych starodawnych ksR4a
tehrane porz2dkiem abecadfowyH
Ola rozrywki j zabawy c~iekawFsA
ludzl ~og}oszone.
CENA 10 @.
Mo6na te ksigSke dostat 70 ksif-
goy7ai II DERD OW SKLEGO y
W'nona, Mum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02

Mo4na sprowadzid cd Derdow-
akiego ka1da ksiazke polska, jsks
wog6le istDieie W AIneryce, plac4e
got6wka, miauowlcie zas to: =
wv al wink Twa1.
u stw 6w. Dziewtsy
,Krystyny j tywet swietej Kry-
stv.-y Dziewicy nazwansl ~
R1ssorya o wlelklm wo)own-
ku polskim Gabryefu > Hofubku
Opowiadanie Z dziej6w polskich
Cos ieknego " oamiu po'
wiastkach. Tresd: l.. Papuga,
2. Palma kwietniowa, powiastka,
8. Smutne skutki niemadrege
6gla, 4, Nieuozynnosd, powistt,
s.. Przeozucie, powiastka, 6.
Ludwik i Helena, powiesd, q
Zfot6wka, powietd, 8. Try PREY.
Jaeiniki, powiastka. 80
Z br o d k q, odpo-
. wiadanie 2 &ycia amerykahski lego
5tarogrodzka Kapela
czyli poczciwyoh Opatrznosc ME
opuaci przez Ks. NJ. Osamfs!siegs
& oszykK wiat6w W. Powiead
przez KS. Schmidt. ...30
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Zawiera:
l. Uczta kanibslska.
2. Nazwa ,Chicago's.
8. Najmniejsze dziecko W twiecie
4. Pedarunek n}odego ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisonx.
} biednym muzy k 9 }
o lichu, kt6rs niego siedzia{c
Ia .... .UC.
20 ata c6rka Lezdejk., albe
Litwini " XIV wieku, roman
historyczny przez Bernatowicza,
mocnej oprawie il pozfacanym
tytulikiem rs
Q k D 9 b o W, postepy
f~afszerzv pieniedzy i Niezwykfy
Sen. czyli nerwowa dana paryz-
ka. Opcwiadania lekarza francrz
khcg0.................. ...........o
J asnaG o raCzestoch ow
eku u, gAveda przoz Krola KucEa
aistorya o szlachetnej apiqk-
nej Nagelonie, GORGE kroia z Nea.
loIu o Piotrze r y 9 O.
rzu, hrabim, ro4ne przygody
.utki, pociechy, szczeicia, ME
zczescia PREY odmianacb omyl.
neg6. bwiata reprozentujaca..so
PiA IN i Q nnictw Poi
K i . y ~ivwotnch naszych zna.
itsz.t Oh pisarzy ! ich vie.
J4.sfa Choot
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
OBRADY
Komisarzy l'owiatowych.

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Komisarzy Powiatowych.
Rada komlsarzy powiatowych
powiatu winonskiego zebra}a sic
" Czwartek, 10 Grudnla 1895 r.,
" swolm lokalu W Ratuszu ma po-
sledzenle nadzwYcza]ne. Wszyscy
cz}onkowie obecnl.
Nastepujaoe rachunkl przyzwo-
lono'z Hinduism powiatowego.
D. Sinclair Pub. Co., drukl $76.50
st. Charles Times, drukl 34.75
St. Charles Union 34.75
"A. B. Anderson, porto... 200
Wlarus, drukl.......... 35.25
j.. V. WILDER porto i expires $40
W. E. Smith, express. O.65
w. S. Booth, & son. pro-
bate blanks. 30
]. B. Bambenek, usiugl W
Radzie rachunkowej...... 500
w. E. Shmlth, "a to Same 800
H. Welbel, "a to samo... 800
Wlnona Telephon Co rent
telefon6w. 1000
J. Knopp, us}ugi PREY cia-
gnieolu przyslegtYch.... 800
Fred H. Pickles, us}ugl.
PREY stawianiu mostu W
gminie Hlllsdale. ....... $500
Laird Norton Co., slabs 70'l3
D.. B. Morrison, towarY ola
wlezienia LOO
Laird Norton Co. lumber
ola wiezienla .......... 2.l0
A. w. Thurman, sto}owa.
ME wleznl6w.........s.. 1850.
II. w. Furhmann, plaza
SZery1a. ..... c.1U
S. r.. Cotton. n%aleznosc
sedzlego pokoju.......... 2.35
z Fundusz~ ubogich.
H. J. Grabow, towarY ola
fanny uboglch. S 8.45
G.. R. Sherer, ditto...... 9.42
w. Pommerenke. robota
kowalska ola firmly uboglch 3.45
Jerry Moran, byd}o ola
fanny ubogich........-. 1000
DR.. Erstling, "a us}ugi
weterynarskie ma farmle
uboglch. $50
Benno Peters, rabanie
drzewa ma farmie ubogich 1000
Nastepujacy list Rady rachuu.
kowej ma wnlosek przyjeto przy-
zwOlono:
OBRADY BOARD OF AUDIT
Bluro Audltora
Winona, l6 grudnla, 1895 r.
Do Szanownej RadY ~komisarzy
povlatowych powiatu Winohskie-
go.
Szanowni Panowie! My nizej
podplsani, stanowlac Rade rachun.
kowa powiatu wlnonskiego. referu-
jenny unizenie, il " WY wzlanko-
wanym dniu odbylismy posiedse-
ME, przellczyl,6my fundusze W kasie
powiatowei i znalezllsmY je jak
nastepuie:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
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