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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
z .GALICYl.

w KRAKOWIE umarf d. %
zm. ma yzm serca ks.Teodcr
Rogozlnski, kanonik honorowy
dyecezyl wrociawskiej, b. prob. W
teize dyecezY,. Zmar1y, kt6ry
spedzi} 20 lat ma SyberYi jake
wiezieh, bvi otaczany powszechnym
szacunk,em, kt6ry mu zjedna1
prawost ml4osc OiczyznY, i praw.
DIVE kap}ahstwle przymioty serca
i charakteru. Geese jego pamleci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

W Krolestwie Pelskiem i ma
Litwie za4ogi wojskowe moskiew-
skie beda wzmocnione. : Za1ogi W
Maryampolu, Suwa}kach, Augusta
vie beda zdwojono cd 1 pazdz. Ma
Litwie Kowno juz prawie zamienio:
no na fortece pierwszego rzedu.
Za}ogi beda cd czasu do czasu
zmieniane. Koszar murowanych ME
ma, tylko baraki z drzewa pokryte
szkud1ami a tie }atwo i szybko posta
vic MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

Nlezdrowa konkurencya "
handful, jezeli u mas jest szkodliwa
to W Kr6lestwle Polskiem stokroc
wiecej ciaty ma wszelklm przemy-
sic. Wezef wszelklch lnteres6w
trzymaja W reku przcwaznie zYdzl.
ON, najscislejsza s%olidarnoscia
wiazani wzaJemnie, opanowali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
MAJATEK MYSZKI

MAJATEK MYSzKI pod
K1szkowem, $40 hektar6w obszaru ,
sprzeda4a wdowa pani Janczakow.
ska p.Tadeuszowi Kledrowsk1emu,
a zatrzyma@a ola sleble ma1atek
przyleg}y do Myszek. U]azd GOA
hektary) obszar ~obejmujacy rs, s4
ha., kt6re MAJ b. wfasclclelki zaku.
pill cd gospodarzY wleJskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
pokka led MoSkaIem.

MIASTO KOBRYN W CUB.
grodziehskizj, pablo pastwa pozaru.
Zgorza4a dzlelnica, ktora ocalafa cd
pozaru " roku zesz{ym. Spali1o sic
trzysta dom6w, przewaznie zvdow-
skich. Nedza Jest wielka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

bedacy posel, kt6rego wpiyWy
.zacze]y sic zaznaczat W
polityce pruskiej wzgledem
mas, mialby znowu do Task
spowr6ciG?
,,Schlesishe Ztg.' godna
s~iostrzyca Gesselligerow' i
innych szczwaczy antypol-
skich natychmiast zaprzecza
wiadomosci, piszac:
Mic ME wiadomo W
dobrze poinformowanych ko-
ZACH IL cesarz Wilhelm ma
zjechac ma polowanie dc panA
Koscielskiego do Mi}os}awia.
Palac tamtejszy by}by miej-
seem bardzo niest6so w
mem ola kr6la pruskiego,
kt6ryby zamierza} korzystae 2
goScinnosci polskiego szlach-
cica. W poblizu Mi}os}awia
odbywa}y sic kilkakrotnie
bitwy polskich P atryotow
z prus k i e m W . s :
i e m; pa}ac Mi}os}awski Cd
dawien dawna byl ogniskiem
polskich agitacyi, polskich
dazeh wrogich Niemcom."
lyle pisze ,,Schlesische
Zeitung ',aby uspokoi6 wielce
wystraszonych Niemc6w.
,,Germania'' dodaje Cd
siebie trafne i dowcipne
uwagi. ,,Zatem rozum godny
podziwienia.
Naleza}oby zapytac ,,Schle
sische Zeitung" i Hakaty,
czy ME by}o wielkim poll
tycznym b}edem kr6l6w
pruskich. il przy}aczyli do
prusklego pahstwa polskie
dzielnice - a ,,wiec' =
dzielnice z ludnoscia nieprzy.
jazna Niemcom. Stale to sic
jednak, a pruscy kr6lowie
dali nawet k r6l k i {
s}owo, il ami oni, ami ich
n tie pcy ME uzyja "
owych dzielnicach praa
W / a z cy ma niekorzys<
katolicko oscio}a
(Warszawski traktat kr6ls
Fryderyka II Z dnia Is
sierpnia 1773. Por6wnaJ take
Art. S traktatu grodzieh'
sk'ego Z dnia IS sierpnis
1899.
Wprawdzie Hakaty$ci
{inni tego rodzaju ludzie
ma}o dbali O k 9 | e W S k i {
przyrze e i IA jezeli
ola tego ME powinien kr6|
pruski odwiedzat Milos}awia,
poniewa& W okolicy tel
odbywa}y sic potyczki pol.
skich patryot6w z pruskiemi
~ojskami, z tel samej tedy
przvczynY ME pOW1nfen kr6l
pruski zamieszkiwaG W pa}acu
berli6skim, w ktdrego poblizu,
(Schlossplatz, Bruderstr. i
Breitestr. - Arsena}) W
roku 1848 wrza}a r W o u
C y a pod dow6dztwem ludzi,
kt6rych potem czczono jake
,narodowe" wielkosci, w
ktorego poblizu walczono
przeciwko wojskom kr6la
pruskiego. Coz zreszta pan
Koscielski ma wsp6lnego z
HISTORIC Mi}os}awia? Zatem
troche rozwagi, a PREY roz-
wadze znajdzie sic skrom-
nOSf"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
W VIE umark oneg-

W KRAKOWIE umari oneg-
daj SIP, hr, Emeryk Czapskl, znanY
numlzmatyk, amator rzadkich l
cennYch monet. Zbleraf wYfaczn1e
numlzmata polskie i wybudowa} W
Krakowie muzeum, do kt6rego
zbiory mlaly bye przeniesione W
tym roku jeszcze. ably przYnosiG
mog}Y nauce polskiej wiekszY
pozytek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
Organisty
a ZaraZem
NaucZYciela

kt6rYby m6g1 VI jezgku polskim i
arg,elsklm prowadzic szko}e dwu.
klasowa z pensya razem $4,000
mlesieczme-po szukuje K s. A u
Krogulski, Red
Jacket, Calumet P. o., Mich.
Moze sic tez zgtoslc odpowled-
Mo wYkszta}cona nlewiasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
z TOkUNSKIEGO,

Z TOKUNSK1EGO. Adam
G6rlicki, robotnik 20 S}awkowa,
szuka syna swego Franciszka,
obecnie maiacego lat Is, kt6ry
pred dwoma laty uciek} rodzicom
z domu 1 ,dotad mic o nm dowie.
dziec sic ME by}o MONA. Ch1op1ec
w1osy blond, by{ ma wick sw6j
owczesny nlski, mlaf ramona pod.
nieslone. a glove pochylona. Ktoby
cos 0 MIN wiedziat, tego rodzlce
prosza o don1esienie I'M do Sfaw-
kowa pod Che}mza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
TAME ~welocyDedy.
w Japoni1 zakwit1 ma dobre

w Japonil zakwit} ma dobre i
ma szerokle rozmlary przemysf
wyrobu tanich wylecypeddw. So
bardzo lekkie TAME, a tylko
konleczne czesci So z, meta]u,
wszystkie inne z trzclny bambuso.
wei. MaszynY to wprowdzone
w1elkiemi masami do Europy
wytworza tutejszYm fabrykantom
n%leslYchana konku1encYa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
Wanted An Idea ~; \ ;s$ s. s : !s3s'

Ms6s I6HN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent 1ttor
"a lit q Two Hundred inventions Wanted. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
q Poznahskiego.

-f ~ 4F4%rTN& -. szgzzT4 49, G3sS4E&@E=
PozNAN. sm,erc zbjera "
ostatnim czasle obfite zniwo W
szeregach polskich dzlennikarzy.-
w sobote dnia Is I'm. lunar! 20
dfuglch cierpieniach So. Julian
Bukowlecki, bY}y redaktor Wei
kopolanlna."
POZNAN. Ma eksportacya
zwlok sp. Bolesfawa Lietgebra do
-Kostrzyna, przyby4y liczne t{umy
ludu wlejskiego i zebra1y s,e
wleczorem 23go ma podw6rzu fol.
warku W Czerlejnku. Pokrywszy
trumne wiencaml z kwlatow pol
nYch, towarzyszy{Y konduktowl
zafobnemu az DO dworca wyzei
wspomnlanego miasta. KS. prob.
K'elczy nski eksportowa} sp. Zmar}e-
go zwrocl{ sic do otaczajacego go
ludu z piekna nova, W ktore]
podnios} zasfugl Niebozczyka i
zacheca1 do nasladowania cn6t lego.
W zOEADOWIE pod Byd.
goszcza obchodzi1 ks. proboszcz
Malicki rs Ietna roczn1ce kap{an-
stwa.J ubilat odznacza sic prawdziwa
dobrocla serca, mi}oscla ola
wszystklch swYch parafian i milo
slerdziem ola ubogich. Wdzleczni
.parafianie ofiarowali swemu zacne-
mu duszpasterzowi plekna kape.
STRZELNO. w kosclele
tutejszym ustawionym zosta{ d. 23go
I'm. pomnlk ola sp. ks. Anton1ego
Kantecklego, b.prob .strzelinsklego.
Poplerslez waplenla westfalsklego
jest dzie1em artYsty p.W. Marcin-
~kowskiego z Wrocfawia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
Naeko}o swiata W dn1ach

40.
Juliusz Verne swego czasu,
wzbudzl} W zachwyt swoja fanta-
styczna powieecla .Naoko}o swiata
W dni 80" Odtad postep dokaza}
wiekszych aaleko rzeczy, niz
fantazya powiesciop,sarza. Cd dina
1 stycznla r. 1900 bedxle MONA
objechac SWAT naoko}o W
on1 40. Ma 5w dzien bowen
ostatnia odnoga kolei sybirskiej
ma bye oddana do uzytku publ
cznosci. Pewlen .dzienn1k ang,elski
wydaf dok&adny plan przysz}ej
podrozy naokolo kuli ziemskiej: z
wyruszy sic do Moskwy
przez Ostende-Berlin Wsladzie sic
ma kolej sybirska, kt6ra " clagus,
$50 godzin zawiezie doPo Arthur,
zkad sic pojedzie parowcem do
San Francisco, " dni II. Wreszcle
dn1 dziesisciu ma podr6z z
San Francisco doLondYnu. Ogofem:
go godzin podr6z7 naoko1o swiata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
Mic nowegO pod siohcens /.

1 s}YnnY frazes Blsmarka: My
Niemcy, ME bolmy sic nlkogo, pr6cz
Bogaw ME jest orglnalnym, lecz
wzietym z NOW Cromwella, kt6rY
k1edys zawofa1 W parIamencie, re.
,,sa ludz,e ME bojacy sic n,kogo,
pr6cz Boga"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
BERLIN - PrusacY zwra-

BERLIN = PrusacY zwra-
ala teraz baczne oko "a
towarzystwa, Soko}6w' zowlac
je nowem wojskiem polskiem,
kt6re chce zgfadzit niemczyzne.
Zabraniaja vice ,,Soko}om'
zebrah, ME pozwalaja nosl& ma
czapce orzelk6w, rzucaja sic
IA Mich W gazetach, wogole
przesladuja jak tylke NIGGA.
KEY WEST, Fla. =
Parowiec ,,Mascotte" przyby1
tuta] i praywi6zl wiadomos6,
lie wiadze hiszpahskie ma
Kubie czy aia pobyt Ameryka.
now ma tel wyspie nieznos-
nYm.
Liczba spiegow hiszpahskich
liozy sic IA tYsiace, a
najmnjejszy poz6r w%ystarczy
by pollcya przeszukiwa{a
mieszkania Amerykanskich
obywateli.
LONDYN, 10 sierpnia. -
Ii Hung Chang, chlhskl
wicekrol, zabawi tylko kr6tki
czas W Stanach ZjednocsonYch,
DO odebral wiadomost, il W
Chinach przeciw MENU intry-
guja. W piatek, dnia FL
sierpnia, przYbedzie do Move.
20 Yorku. stqd uda sic do
Philadel6i Washingtonu a
potem ma Vancouver, B.. O.,
wyjedzie do Chin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
& Prus Polskich

WIELE. - Pan Jozef Der
dowskl, kawaler, (brat wydawcy
W1ARUsA W Winonie,) kupl} "
Rytlu karczme i piekarn1a cd p.
Wawrzyhskiego "a dwnnasc,e
tysiecY marek. Pahstwo Waw.
rzynscv sprzedall te swoja posiad
{od6 tylko ola podesztego wieku.
BRUSY. - Synka gbura
Wr6blewsklego koh uderzy1 "
glove, zabif go nj miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
PulSki veteran
poszukuie mie]sca ]ako
N%auczyciel
i %organista.

Umle grac pod}ug nut ma
organach i ma s~krzYpcach. CieszY
sic ]eszcze czerstwym zdrowlem.
Prosl Wlelebuych XsiezY Polskich
uwzglednienle jake starzec
Adres: Fir. Lignan
box l42
sprlngvalley, III.
The morning times., 1896-10-20
CNDERTAKERS
DIED.

ALEXANDER-Robert T.. Son of Charles
W. and Daisy T., on october 10, 1896, OF
dipththeria, aged ten years.
Interment ut Glenwood Cemetery, Tues
day, october 20, 1896. at 12 III.
CoLLINS-James, aged twenty-five
years. on Monday, at 1 L q. NJ.
Funeral VIII take place from j. William
Lees Chapel, o'clock p. M, Tuesday.
INLAND D-on Saturday October IL. 1896,
at 1:lS p. IN, Mnry, the beloved wife OF
Dennis Miami
Funeral will take place Tuesday, Octo-
ber 20, at Il. m, thence To st. Stephens
Church, where mass will he SIid for the
repose of her soul. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. Item
WAGNER-On Sunday, october is, at
T:2O a. M, Elise, beloved wife of Henry
Wagner and youngest daughter of the late
August and Clara HelIwig, uf Baltimore.
Md
Funeral from her late residence, 1853
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on Tues
day, October 70, at ..:30 p. M. Interment
private. 1t
CROWLEY-At her sisters residence,
Mrs Mary Howard, 613 Virginia avenue
southeast, Rosa L., daughter OF John and
the late Johannah Crowley, aged fifteen
years and two months
Notice Of funeral hereafter, 1t
WALDRON Suddenly, after q short and
serious Illness, on Friday, October is.
John Francis Waldrou, beloved husband
of Annie E. Waidroii, aged fifty-two years.
D at. sw;, Tuesday $50 a. ~. Requiem
mass at st. noniinic's Church. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
It
The morning times., 1896-10-20
SHOULDER Observation-Disclosures
Eastern High School Cadet Officers
ApuOinted Yesterday

The cadet officers of the two companies
at the Center High School we're appointed
yesterday afternoon. Immediately after
The dismissal of school the military com
miitee, consisting OF Dr. johnson, Mr..
Emory Wilson. Mr.. Brantz, NJ. Rossel, Mr..
+. f SwartLei, and Mr.. Philip Gerry. met
in the principals office and completed the
roster.
At 4 o'clock the cadets were assembled
in the drill nall ana Siaj. Ross read the
appointments as follows:
j. Strother Miller, major of second Bat
TALON, Company F-Captain, Walter French;
first lieutenant, fierson; second lieuten-
ant, Patterson; first sergeant, Bethune;
second sergeant, Covell, third sergeant,
Smith; fourth sergeant, Wright; fifth ser
geant, Dobson; corporals, Emery, Hallam,
Hoover and Trow.
Company G-Captain, Richard Bryan: first
lieutenant, Yount: second lieutenant. Hard;
first sergeant, Dawson, second sergeant,
Saeglnuller: third sergeant, Berry; fourth
sergeant, De Grair; fifth sergeant, Har-
rison, corporals, Colquitt, Parsous and
Brown.
No sergeant ma ior was appointed as
that position is simply honorary. The en-
listed men were divided equally between
The two companies, Company + having
tWenty-ciGht man and Company twenty
seven. Both captains are residents Of
AnacoStia Heights.
The morning times., 1896-10-20
CIVIC CENTER MEETS.
Municipal Reforms and Other Subjects
Under Discussion.

A meeting of the center council OF the
Civic Center OF Washin gton was held
yesterday afternoon at the First Colgrc-
gational Church, corner OF Tenth and q
streets northwest, Rev. Dr. Newman, pas
tor Of the church, presiding Mr.. John j.
Doyle acted as recording secretary.
Miss Hosmer, the corresponding secre-
tary, reported that the Commissioners had
acted upon tie councils suggestion Of
placing waste paper r.ccptacles at con
ven.ent stations about the city. SO far
has the work progressed that "A number
OF the boxes have already been placed
about the streets on trial, and though
the experiment Is yet young, Il. prom
ises TO lie a great success towards keep
Ing the streets clean.
j letter from MIR. l.. NJ. Blake. chairman
OF the committee on the Federation OF
Labor, was read to the council. The Civic
Center was invited through 1t t. unite
with the local Federation or Labor III
organizing legislative council tn consider
AID draft legislat ion for the mutual inter-
csis of all classes Of the community. i
further business of the CGuucIl would be
TO memOrialiZe Congress.
-Four new members We're admitted To
the organization. They We're. Dr. Adair
X. Thomas, Dr. Franz X. Jung. Mrs c. II.
Stowcll and Mrs. ALA B. Foster The
time OF the annual meeting OF the Civic
Center Will be fixed by a committee Of the
secretaries of the council, and Will be
some date early in December
The morning times., 1896-10-20
TIPS FOR HOUSEWIVES.

THE housewife who wishes 10 make the
best and most economical Use of that
part of her income devoted to feeding
her family will look after the following
items: First, the accounts, paying cash
for everything when possible, or il that is
not possible, paying all bills weekly OF
monthly. The next thing is TO look after
The supplies after they are purchased, Sec
ing that they arrive in good condition. are
of the quality ordered and paid for. and
that they are properly cared for by being
put in the proper rcceptacles in the right at
mosphere. Next, the left-overs or remnants
of food should he utilized to advantage
and if sugar. tea, flower and butter are
bought by the quantity they should not ON
that account be used more carelessly than
If bought in smaller parcels. Another
wise way of the housewife who feeds her
family well on limited income is to buy
different fruits, vegetables, game and
poultry that are in season, as unseasOnable
foods are usually highpriced. with the
added drawback of not being at their best.
The morning times., 1896-10-20
NET In SOCIAL SESSION
Federation of Women'S Clubs Holds
Its Fall Meeting.
Short Talks Heard From the
Various branches.

The Federation OF women's Clubs of the
District opened the season with most
enjoyable entertainment last evening at
Typographical Temple. All the affiliated
clubs were represented by large deiega-
tons anu there were u large number of
invited guests.
A cordial greeting was extended to all
present by President Mary S. Lockwood,
who congratulated all on the large at
tendance, and predicted Il most successful
season for the organization. We Know
the strength of unity OF purpose she said.
and shall concentrate Ot,srwOrk and not
give up until our aim is ac ,Inplished."
The secretary, Mrs. Jennie l.. Munroe,
read letter from Miss Anthony to Mrs.
Colby, in reference To her immediate work
on The Pacific coast The communication
was received with much applause. Mrs.
j. i. Graham, president Of the Lend-a-
Hand Club OF Mount Washington, Md. gave
BRIEF talk on tie aims and efforts,
methods and manner OF work done by
the members.
The Womans National Press Association
was responded to by the president, Mrs.
II. h. Sperry, and Mrs. Ellen s. Crom-
well.
The District Woman's Suffrage A ssocia-
ton was represented on tie program by
Misses Birdie and May Blount. The former
gave vocal solo, and the latter rectta-
ton.
Mrs. Carrie Kent, president of the Ex
celsior Literary Association, spoke OF the
aims or her club laying much stress on
the fact that OF the few things required
punctuality was considered the most i'm
portant
Mrs. Margaret b. Platt, president of the
W. G. L. u, spoke of the work of women in
the cause of temperance, and said the
world did not know how much was lost
BY not having woman's aid and influences
in all other matters. Mrs. Belva Lock-
Wood, who followed, gave an interesting
account OF her trip To Europe, especially
US pertaining TO the session of the inter
naIionli peace congress, at Budapesth.
The Washington Kindergarten was re-
sponded to by Mrs. Susie p. Pollock with
the Teachers National Hymn" which
was recited in chorus by the kindergarten
Club. Miss Nellie MacAulty. a member OF
the club. also sang 'Rockaby' lullaby
very sweeuy.
The Legion OF Royal Women was re-
sponded To by Mrs. NJ. II. Tanner; Depart
ncnt OF the Potomac, W. X. c.. Mrs. Mary
: Gish: Lend -a-Iiand. Mrs. Robinson: Win
odaughsis, Mrs. A. NJ. Offerdinger: WO-
mans Bindery Union. Miss Smo0t; Bis
trict Suffrage Association, Mrs. Ruth B.
l1avens, aud Mrs. Ellen Spencer Hussey.
Those who contributed To the musical
part Of the evenings pleasure were Miss
Truuihall. yocal solo: Miss Nay HOuut, Miss
Josephine Hoogs and Mr- jerome Uhl jr.
At the Gloss OF the literary and musi-
cal part OF the program Refreshments " ere
served by, the ladies OF the social commit
tee.
The morning times., 1896-10-20
MISS CALDWELL
WEDs TRE MARQUIS
Were Married In Paris Amid Many
Distinguished Guests.
Mr.. ana Mrs. o. II. Bean Celebrate
Their silver weddtng-NOtcs
and Personals.

Paris, Oct. 19.-The marriage OF Miss
Mary CIV endoliu Caldwell to the Marques
des Monstrers Merinville took place this
Afternoon In the Church oi ST. Philippe du
Roule, in This city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rt. Rev. John l.. Spald-
ing, Roman Catholic Bishop OF Peoria,
assisted by the Rev. Father Cooke.
The Witnesses OF the marriage on behalf
of the groom we're his unclcs, Counts ur-
balm and Marc des Monstri Merin'illc,
aud ou behalf OF the bride Bishop sif,u-
ing. who is the guardian and admlihst fa
tor of the estate OF Miss Caldwell, and Mr..
john Carter. A number of distinguished
guests we're present.
Miss Caldwell Will be remembered "a me
founder of the Divinity College of the
Catholic University at Washington, ID T.,
and having been ut one time engaged 10
marry Prince Murat, the engagement be
ing broken off because of the princes eN-
urbitant demands in respect to II marriage
settlement.
The morning times., 1896-10-20
HEROES OF 1876 HoNoRED.
Monument Unveiled in Revolutionary
Burying Ground, Springfield, y. j.

Orange, y. j., oct. lS--Thc old town of
Springfield was the scene OF u great
demonstration today. when two monuments
We're unveiled. hy the New Jersey Society
OF the Sons of the American Revolution.
one was Il monument i'll the old Ieyolu-
,ionary bnryins ground in the center of
the villa agrand the other a huge hOwider on
the highest point uf Hobart Hill, i'll the
rear oi Short Hills, where ii is claimed
the minute l;un. ''old Sow was fired.
An immense crowd gathered, Including
the various chapters or the Sons Of the
American Revolution, Daughters IF the
Revolution, Society Of Colonial Wars, and
members of the New Jersey Historical
Society. The crowd assembled first in
the old cemetery.
The monument Of granite, eight feet
high, has on its face the scciety's seal
in bronze, and the inscription: ITO the
memory Of-the patriots who fell at Spring
field June %, 1850"
the ceremonies began at o'clock with
the unyeiing of the monument and the
presentation of the deed of the plot to
the society Gy William Flcmmer. The
gift wa accepted by John Whitehead. prrSi-
dent Of the society. who presented 10 the
donors set Of cnGrossed resolutions of
acknowledgment. HrIl,--..s. ..... .
TIE assembly then adjourned to the old
Presbyterian church, erected in 1871. on,
the site of the church burned by the British
in 1880. The church was handsomely deco
rated with flags, muskets, etc, while over
the pulpit WAS a portrait OF Washingto on.
Tile oratlcn Of tie day, by Flavel MCtice
of Jersey City was n forcefuI address. DR..
Duff sang The Star Spangled Banner"
and y. Willis Lighbourne OF Westfield
made AN address on American Patriot
ism"
The invited guests were then driven to
Hobart Hill. near Summit. On the site
where ''Old Sow stood mad been placed
a huge bowlder weighing three t7ls, taken
from Rattle Hill, where Washington Camped
i'll 11I.. on the bowlder Is Il bronze tablet,
bearing the following inscription:
Here in the time of the American -cyo-
luton stood the Signal Beacon, and by its
side the cannon known us The Old Sow
which IN time of danger and invasion
summoned the patriotic minute men Of
this vicinity to the defense Of the country
and the repulse OF the invader. This mon
ument is erected by the New Jersey So
ciety OF the Sons of the American Revo-
luton and dedicated to the memory of the
patriots OF New Jersey"
"1S96"
The exercises here were simple. Presi-
dent Whitehead presided. DR.. Fisk pre-
Sented the deed of the spot, and William
+. Tuttle OF Madison gave q short account
of the minute gun and signal beacon
The morning times., 1896-10-20
WHERE THE SHIPS ARE.
Murblehend uomeward hound with
Men Whose Time Is UD.


Men Whose Time Is Up.
Admiral Selfi1dge cabicd the Navy De-
partment yesterday that the Marblehead
left Smyrna headed for Gibr1lter on her
way home, having on board all the men
of his fleet WhoSe term of enlistment will
shortly expire. The atimral's message
contained no reference To the other shps
of his command nor to any movements he
contemplated.
The San Francisco and Bancroft are
stili With the flagship Minneapolis and IL
Is Thought that had their mission been
other than peaceful lie would not have
detached the Marblehead at this time.
The cruiser Castine " hich left Montevideo
Bahia, Brazil, yesterday and resumed her
voyage. Her next stop " ill he st. Lucia.
The Marion, Which has been cruising
along the Pacific coast of South AMERICA
toward Valparaiso, has been fecalied by
cable from Africa and Is now en- ro'ite for
Caiiao " hence she will come north as rdr
as Salvador to undertake certain surveys
desired by that republic.
The Newark returned to st. Augustine.
Fla, yesterday, where she is to await
The Raleigh. ordered to relieve her OF the
filibuster patrol duty.
The battleship Indiana has gone up to
the New York Navy Yard for repairs to
the damage she sustained at STA last
week.
The flagship Olympia, of the Asiatic
squadron, accompa MED by the Yorktown,
reached Chefoo yesterday from Japanese
waters.
The morning times., 1896-10-20

he combined prettily With silk and velvet.
These are not strictly limitation FUR as
they hoist TO false colors, their real names.
cotton sable, SILK seal and mink velvet being
applied 10 them.
One of these made of imitation sable had
4 standing collar and a cape pointed at
front and back and SHOULDER. 1t was lined
with old brown satin Al the front II the
neck two spreading velvet loops Of the
same old brown wcreiIcld in place by large
gold buttons, which were connected by
many little chains and u clasp.