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New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
LARGE PROPERTY IN 4 WEB.
sEABOARD LUMBER COMPANY AND THE ENTER
PRISE BUILDING COMPANY IN THE
SHERIFF'S HANDS.

sEABoARD LUMBER COMPANY AND THE ENTER
PRISE BUILDING COMPANY IN THE
sHERIrF's HANDS.
The seaboard Lumber Company and the Enter
prise Building Company which concerns are onA
except so far as the names so, in the hands OF
the Sheriff OF Richmond County-John l.. Daley and
Constable John Redmond.
The plant is on Shooters Island. in the XIII Won
Kuil opposite Mariners Harbor. The works alto.
gether cover about fifteen acres. The company 10
a New-York concern. Through the m!sfortunes OF
the Lombard-Ayres Company. IL is now in trouble.
The concern held notes OF the lumber company.
which ultimately fell into the hands Of the Phoenix
National Bank. OF Wall Street The bank. through
its counsel. got a judgment and attachment
against the lumber company and placed the papers
in the hands of Sheriff Daley. He levied on the
lumber and other stock or the island.
In the mean time, Constable Redmond had Q
judgment and execution handed him by John Croak.
who got a Judgment OF 500 against the company
for wages for the workrnen. IL given to
Constable Redmond. who proceeded to levy. He
discovered that little left for him to levy on
the Sheriff had about all that movable. Red
mond. however. declared he would get something,
even IL he had 10 levy on the island itself. How.
ever. he attached the machinery betting and shaft.
ing and ordered the work:nen 10 shut down. which
they dld. Redmond announced that the stun levied
upon would be sold TO satisfy the judgment yester-
day. In the afternoon. he went the island, and,
Dcng told tnat an injunction be served
upon him by the banks lawyers, decided not to
land. The SherG has deputy on the island night
and day TO prevent any or the property being seised
by Redmond The latter. however announces that
the sale VIII como on. even If force be needed
will probably continue until Redmond releases
the machinery the judgment il satisfied The
the Mariners Harbor Public school and the worSS
has been much delayed by the suspension
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
CAPTAIN WASHED OVERBOARD
LOSS OF THE COMIANDER OF THE
ARDLE.
GREAT WAVE STRIKES HIM ANp CARRIES HIM
BEYOND THE REACH or HELP
A STORMY VOYAGE TO HAYTf

BEYOND THE REACH OF HELP
STORMY VOYAGE TO HAYTL
The Clyde Line steamship Arde, which plies be-
tween this and Eaytan ports. arrived here yester-
day afternoon with her co,ors at half-mast hav- ng
lost her commander, Captain Bachelor sea
On the outward voyage. The Ardle is British ves-
sell but IS chartered by the Clyde Line She left
New-fork on December for Hayti with an as
sorted cargo, and December lS in latitude 81
north longitude 1i:io west met strong gale from
the south, which caused heavy sea to
arise flooding the decks continuously. At 10 a. N.
the WIND blew with hurricane force the seas
boarding tne steamer and starting the deckload
OF lumber
Captain Bachelor. with three OF his crew. en-
deavored u"ava!lingly to secure the deckoad At
lo:45 a. m. al enormous broke over the bows
the steamer rolling heavily to starboard, washing
tne captain and his assistants about the deck
captain Batchelor was washed overheard, but
the three men managed to cling to the lee ra un-
IL rescued from their pcrilous position. Chief Off,
Ger smith. who was the bridge. stopped the snip
and turned her head about. but nothing could De
seen OF the unfortunate man. The wind at this
time shifted to the north and b.ew with torr BILE
force for thirty hours. The Arde. after complet-
ing her voyage. returned 10 this port IN command
or Chief Officer Smith. Captain Batchcllor Was
thlrty-three years Old and native OF Dundee
Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
PRICES NOT LIKELY 70 BE AfFECILD.
4 DEALER SAYS THE DISSOLUTION OF THE PEA
nut TRUST WILL BE WlTHOtE
MUCH INFIIENcE.

NIT TRUST WILL Re WITHOUT
MUCH INFLUENcE.
The dissolution Of the Virginia Peanut Trust an
pounccd from Norfolk Va. yesterday is causing
much conjecture to the future OF prices in the
whoesal. peanut trade In this city The trust
was organ,zed on April l6 1884, with the following
conpanie. and firms as members: The Gwaliney,
Columbian Norfolk Storage. Merchants ana Farm
.rs' Norfolk. Virginia and the STANDARD companies
of Norfolk: Williams x Son. Petersburg; {. +. Day,
s,ni,hn.la. Balm < CO.. Wakefield: Wa'erly Peanut
Company Waverly. and NJ Levy CO.. Petersburg
The members of the dead trust. disbardng their
combinations declared that their action would not
s.rousv aTs,t the market but there are others who
predict a decline in Prices. II Is said that the
hu,ness of the trust was operated at loss last
v.,r despite the fact that prices were very high
An cxpert IN peanuts. who IS A member OF one OF
,he most extensive firms of wholesale dealers IN
,,e, f,its and nuts said TO Tribune reporter yes
terday: There have been several combinations
formed at different times for controlling the peanu,
trade but they have all failed through lack OF unit
or action among their members. Petty Jeaiousies
bave snrunp up and created discord. the combna-
TN, woud manage 10 sell heavy stocks TO dealers
all over the country at high prices and then through
,o,,,.,,,,or snony its members would break prices
to the dotrimeut OF the dealers. Peanuts are now
from 20 to Is per higher than they Were last
ieciine much as there Is SAID 10 be not over one
half OF the average annual crop the de.clehcy nay.
Ing been caused by serious dIouth dur.ls te p'a a
ing and growing seasons ne pehiut S.hop ,brsa
ginio and North Carolina is generally ABOUT three
snnijon bushels Il may be that some heaVy noiu,
ers OF peanuts will try TO force saies anu , oa" ,h
such a short crop Is reported prices must SOON
advance very considerably.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
TJyITARJAN WOMEN IN SESSION.

The NewYork League OF Unitarian Women met
~ All Souls Church, Fourth-ave. and Tweh'e'l-
st., yesterday Mrs Frankn w. Hooper presided
Mrs Morse o; the Philanthropst News ComIh'-
tee presented account OF the Free kindersNrteh
for Coored Children in New-York. and OF It's pres
ent need in the way OF funds, clothing ana en- en-
couragement. The subject for the day was oui
colored People" Mrs. Fanny Garrison Wizard
OF the Republic" was read by Miss Edith Braxton.
Mss Nara L. Baldwin. principal OF one o. cam,
bridges public schools; Miss J. Imogen Howard
ard Mrs Fannie Coffin also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
SALE or FOURTEENTH-ST FERRY.

The Fourteenth-st ferry. plying between Four
tccnth-st.. this city, and Fourteenth-st. Foboken,
until recently operated by the Hoboken Ferry
Company. has changed hands. and is now under
the contro. OF the New-York and New-Jersey Ferry
Company. The deal, which has been under con-
alteration for some time. was consummated with
the close OF the year 1895 by George d. Heffren.
The deeds recording the transaction were filed
Thursday. They transfer the ferry franchise to-
sether with the lease OF the property occupied for
Inc iefry-hous at Fourteenth-st.
. mortgage was also fled IL. favor OF the Hobo
Ken Ferry Company IN the sum OF S6oo,00o giving
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
LIST OF UNsOLvED CRIMES.

Police Commission Parker yesterday gave o1'
list Of crimes in which arrests have ever pee"
made II runs back TO 1882 and includes the years
during which Inspector Byrnes was at the nead oi
,hn Ds,ec,va Hureau. The list comprises some
thirty burglaries. among which are these
May 49, 1892 George l.. Rives. No a West Thir'y
e.ghh-s;.. jewelry. $500 ,r,,. q,
May l. 1898. J. Pierpont Morgan. Thirty-siXih-s''
and Madison-ave.. jewelry. 500 No yost
september 20 1896 Mrs. a. Boody' NO. "'''
Fffty-eighth-si., jewelry, $1,000 =, 49,. s.c
July 3o 1894, Lincoln National BANK fo''y-Se~
on1-st, near Park-ave.. cash, vow
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
70 NEW LTGHT FROM THE INQUEST.

Coroner Fitzpatrick held an inquest yesterday
afternoon into :he cause Of death OF Maria Horan,
who was found dead December q in rear yard
at No 4,o East Fourtecnth-st. Mrs Horan's skull
had been fractured. There was no evidence onered
o threw any new light the subject. and the Jury
rendered n verdict that the Injuries were received
T., son,e unknown manner. Patrick Koran the nus
h.nJ who had been In the House OF Detention since
he identified the body on December - was 1'
charged.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
4 RECEPTION By THE WOOL CLIB.


Tho Wool Club Of the Ciiy OF New-York will open
lis rooms in the Wool Exchange Building at Beach
g. and Yves; Broaiuay this afterroo, with q
reception and luncheon from Il TO o'clock The
objeot Of the club Is sail by lis promoters t. be
the Advancement Of social AMI business intercourse
between is members. 1t has been alleged In some
quarters however: that the real objec. Of the club
is 10 make Ne"-fork the centre of the wool trade
OF me country IN Place Of Boston. which has So
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
FOR PASSING BAD BILLS.

The last three OF the gang OF six men who hal
passed bad fve-doar bills and were arrested at No
229 Stan;on-st. about month ago. and subsequently
tried and convicted were sentenced yesterday by
Judge Brown, in the criminal branch OF the United
States Circuit Court. They We're sentenced as fol-
lows. Joseph Carlse 10 four and a half years al
hard labor in the State Prison al Auburn: Charles
Carise to three and half years In Clinton Prison
and Joseph Castelii 10 Two and half years In thu
Kings County Penitentary.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

G aS Collateral the ferry rights. boats privileges and
extensions. made by Heffren for The New-Y ork and
Neeyw-Jersey Ferry COMPANY anu
~ Mn. rye, OF the law firm OF Hyde G. Leonard
Counsei ior the Hoboken Ferry COMPANY was
asKel Yesterday what the consideration OF the
transfer amounted to. but he would not state what
II was. adding that the mortgage for $4,000 given
pE the New-Jersey comiany only represented a
part OF the TRANSACTION.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
TO INVESTIGATE THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

The commissioners of Accounts began yesterday
70 conduct q searching investigation OF the man
agement OF the Park Department Inc ihVes"ea-
g. an covor the affairs of the department during
several wears The Commissioners announce tital
no public hearings will be given In the matter aoa
severol weeks pending the collection OF evlueIco
of fmismanagement II any. that may have existeu'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
PROBABLY DIED FROM ALCOHOLISM.

George f. Romaine. forty-fve years Old, OF No. n
East One-hundred-and-tenth-st found dead ID
bed at his home yesterday morning. He had beer
drinking heavily OF late ard DR.. Ogden. OF No. III
East One-hundred- nd fteenth-st. gave his opn.
lon that Death caused by alcoholism. Ch1
Coroner will attend to the case
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
NO EVIDENCE AGAINST THEN.

The ten crooks arrested by Central Offce Do.
,ectives on Thursday were discharged by Mag.s.
trate S,mns in Essex Market Court yesterday. a.
the police failed 10 connect them with any Of tho
recent robber!es and burglaries. All the men were
warned by the Magistrate that IL they did not get
honest employ yment they had better leave the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
/ CLERGYUiN Accused or LIBEL.
THE REV. l.. BELANOvITCH SUMMONED on COM
PLANT or MRS. H. MGAfIAN. WIDOW OF
T,tt. " Ar CORRESPONDENT.

The Rev. T.. Belanovltch. pastor or the Russian
Church. AT No 80 SacOnl-ave.. was summoned 10
Yorkvi!le Court yesterday afternoon by Mrs B.
Mct;ahan. of 80 - East SiXty-nrst-st, the widow
OF the war correspondent OF that name. on charge
Of libel. Mrs McGahan alleged, through her coun-
sci Hugh o. Pentecost. that In n clergyman's meet
ine the defendant had called her literary prosti-
iute." The clergyman denied that ne mad intended
sny insult the remark he made being IN private 10
friends no said IL was said that the complainant
had appealed the District At ttorney, who re-
fused TO act In the matter Magistrate Mott dis
missed the clergyman his own recognlZanco un;il
Friday
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

next July. Despite this the stockholGer already
quotel insisted yesterday tnat the sem'-annuai
meeting would be held next Wednesday and the
outlined action taken.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

Ever try TO get a pass over the g., Y ana l. :.
81 should say not. Why. old simmons the pres
ident was elected n deacon not long ago, ahd ne
refused the place for fear he would have 10 pass
the hat"-Qnd!anapolis journal
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

redaktorze Dziennika Poznaaskieoo
ze:
"1est to oo.ywiscie bard.o og6lniko-
we l bard.o mgliste orzeozenie, DO ami
sic ME dowiadujemy, co nowy redak.or
uwaAa IA "dobre" W starym pD.ienni.
kn"' ami jake nowe pr.ewiduje drogi.
Ola a jednak, ktorzy n~asluchslismy
sic W ostatnioh ozasach tax wiels o mo
wyoh hory.ontach" i kt6rym ME jes,
obcem nabozefstwo DIR. wa. {ebi6skie.
go ola Polityki ugodowej, og6lnik ten
nabiera indywidualnej formy i wyra.
zne] oarwy. Znamy te nnowe drogi",
ksoremi "Dziennik" podaay, i many
to zmienione okolicznosoi", o ktoryoh
aPostosowie ugody spiewali wozoraj
sPiewaja d.isiaj".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

vieo kto Ojo.y.ne wiecsj jak siebis
kooha, ME bed.ie pr.eoiwnym ,,D.ien.
nikowi Narodowemu".
pDsiennik Narodowy" powinien bye
poswisoony nastepujsoym pr.edmiotom
s) Pr.edstawienie obeonego posoae
mia sprawy polskiej.
b. Przyozyny upadku Polski i szkio
Z powstania 1888 +.
o Znacsenie i Gel emigrsoyi polskiej,
okreslsnie jej dzialalnoSoi w.gledem
krsju emigracyi, o.yli .agranioy.
d. Pr.ysposobienie organi.aoyi poll
tyo.nie do prrys.tych potr.eb kraju.
81 Wiadomosoi Z Polski o ruchu ma.
dowo-polityc.nym.
II Przeglad p~olityozny.
q Agitaoya Skarbu Mar. Pol.
by Dokladne wiadomosoi z zyoia v
koloniach polskioh " Stanaoh zjedno'
o1onyoh ! W innyoh c.esciaoh swiata.
j Przeglad prasy smerykahskiej.
Ola takiego nDsiennika Narodowe'
60" sejm powinien otworzyc pole PREY
gotowa6 srodki. w pr.eciwnym ra'
zie, o.sonkowie powinni sic opodatko.
wac dobrowolnie i stale.
Zswzieta kamPania antypatryotyc.na,
Prowadzona Z obozu konserwstywnego
ME p~owinna oddzialywac ma umys}y
nasze. K. q.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Dnia 10 styoznia o Bel gods. po DO.
fudniu " Domu Wv. odbedzie sic DO
siedzenie W sprawie zrobienia s.tanda.
ru. Wssystkie PIP. Polki, kt6re praos
swa / ofiary ma ten Gel zsoayly, pros.o.
ne 50 o iaskawe przybyoie ma posisd.e.
ME W oelu wspolnej narady, gd.ie i
Jak mi bye .robiony sztandar Ola 2.
N. P.
Jest te sprawl bardzo wanna ola
ws'ystkioh Polek, ola tego obeonosc
kaadeJ z pan jest poaadana i potrzebns.
ranie' ktore ma reoe giownego komite-
tn nadesialy swojs lub pr.ez siebie
.ebrane pisniadze, re wszystkioh stron
Ameryki .echos chooisz pismiennie
gfos ~dorado.cy .abrac W tel sprawis,
i Przesaa6 nam swoje ,cnioski.
Sztandar ola z. N. P, jest to dar
ws1ystkich Polek, dlatego prosimy o
nadsyianie gios6w dorado.cryoh W tel
sPrawie. Pc Posiedzeniu oglosimy pro-
toko} W nZgodzie" ola wiadomosci pan,
jake wnioski przez og6i pan przyJete
zostaly.
o dalsze skiadki ma sztandar urasza
W imieniu glownego komitetu pot. SEX.
Zo}kowska, 604 Noble st.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
Polki a Sztandar Zwiazku N. p.
DO pOlek W Ameryce W sprawie
SZtandaru ola wv. n. p.
SzdnOacne polki!

Szdnoacne potkI
Ma posiedzeniu giownego komitetu
polek Z roznych dzielnio miasta Chioa
60 dnia Ii b. M, wniosek M. II. Keb.
kowskiej, ably Sztandar ola Zwiazku
N. P. 1robiony byl W Ameryce z usna
MEM przeszedi.
May wyjatek stsnowis panic, ktore
~koniecznis domagaia sic, ably pienia.
DE zbierane W Amsrycs wysiac do Pa.
ryaa ola zrobienia tam S~ztandsru. Pro
see wieo wszysskie polki, ktors zajely
sic zbieraniem skisdek ma Sztandar,
ably zdsnis swoje W tel sprswie listo
wnie przesia}y ma rece p. zGkowskiej,
sekr. prot, t. j. czy Sztandsr ola Zwis.
zku N. P. ma bye IA pienisdzs zbiera.
ne W Ameryce zrobiony take W Anne
ryoe przez jedne z pan zsjmujsos sic
tskiemi prscsmi a kompetentns " wy
%konaniu, ozy tee possac pisniadzs do
Psryas do Prscowni p. Rajskisgo, ably
tam s1tsndsr byi ~zrobiony.
Sc. polkii jest to sprawl mas wszyst-
kie polki tyczacs, zsstanowmy sic,
Mech Mani zazdros6 ME kieruje.
Jeszcze rsz 81. polki prosre o made
stsnie zdah listownis najpozniej do d.
9 stycznis. Listy nadssisns sskr. prot.
ME odPieczetowsne przeCzyts dopiero
ma posiedzeniu.
Adres: Polish National Alliance,
Standard Association.
u szsounkiem
g. Z6fkosDska, sekr.
oO4 Noble ST., Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Dalszy ciag ofiar ma Sztandar wv:
Lista ofarodawozyf z Buffalo dnia
80 listopada zebrano nastepujsoe skiad-
XII:
K. Rabietyhska sl.OO, M. Janicks
LOO. K. Hodkie wicz LOO, NJ. Corbran
LOO. 7. Jerzykowsks so, S Nova
kowska so, M. Karaskiew ioz SO, T.
Rosihska SO, M. Szwalkiewicz 25, w.
kukasiewioz so, S. Zydowicz SO, A.
Stopihska so, K. Groszewsks so, J.
S~zelagiowicz 80. Rszem 1915.
Daia 2 grudnis odbyio sic drugie
zebranie pOlek Buffalo W celu zorga-
nizowania stalego Tow. Polek i zajeois
sic zbieraniem funduszu ma Sztandar
Ola Zwiaku N. P. Kolektorki zdaiy
sprawozdanie bardzo pomyslne. Panic
K. R~abietyhsks i M. Janioka zebra{y
nastepne sklsdki:
r. linda so, Wanda Chrzanowsks
LOO, M. KoIiowsks so, NJ. Huebsoh so,
P. Truszkowska so, w. Barczykowsks
20, I. Kuzniewsk so, v. Tondrowsks
80, @. Jakubo wska 80, w. Fleming
LOO, Jadwiga. Jsnko wska LOO, A. Bill.
ska LOO, M. Wisniewska so, K. Pre-.
wozniczek so, K. b. Mellinger so, M.
w. Monkiew icz LOO, K. Karwowska
90, A. Glisz ozyh sks so, P. Bilsks 10,
M. BorosEe wska 10, Anna S winioka so,
Marya Jsnkowsks %, b. Winiswioz
20, b. Mioduoks %, st. Back so, K.
Mslscka LOO, A. Rutkowska 1 90, w.
Radecka 80, Frsnoiszka Chmielew ska
LOO, Franoiszks Piotrowska so, j. Sls
watycka %, M. Judeoka so, j. Lewan
dowska so, M. Zielihsks so, M. Karny.
ska so, p. Jshozsk %, M. Nowak so.
u. Msfecka 20, X. Partyka 25, M. Maj
gowska 30, FIR. Oohooka 25, J. Hoi
nacks so. Tekls Szelagowska LOO, K.
Kosmider rs, M. N. LOO, P, Szermeo.
ks 90, M. Pawiowska 25, NJ. Hodrych
30, T. Msrkowska %, f, snoiszka Jen
Okla 80, Marysnns Jenozks rs, Jozefs
Pitz %, M. Mielosrek $l.00, r. Pillar.
ska so. A. Glihsks so, NJ Euczak Is,
M. Mellinger 20, j. Mellinger 10, w.
Maleoka 20, A. Szczepahska l5, j. 30
gscks so, w. Kopankiswicz %, p.
Rutkowsks 10, N. Cwiklihsks so, M.
Nowsk 80, M. Ogrodowozyk so, A.
Wisniewsks 80, A. Kodak so, J.. Sisr.
szulsks 20, II. ksszewska so, X. Am
borska %, FIR. Cisslihska so, ". Ia.
czyhsks 80, J. Czekslska so, j. Rut
kowsks 30, K. Laczyhsks %, K.
Chmiel 10, r. Laurentowsks 80, K.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
CALUMET, Mich, 90 grudn. '98

Aoaas w.
Szdnoacna Reddkcyo ,Zgody''!
Odszwa do tutejszyoh Polek, W O..
statnim numsrze ,Zgody". idzie dose
20 dobrej mysli. Poozstsk zapowiada
sic dobrze, gdya W jednym dniu dose
pokazna sumke zebra}am ma sztandar
wv. Mar. Polls, bo otrzymsiam s8.45
a tutaj jest obecnie trudno kolektowac
pc sniegu, wiec to dose d1ugo potrwa.
Szanowne Polki, jezeli kt6ra zeohce
COS ofiarowsc. MECH raczy sama sic
zgfosic do mnie, wieoie dobrze Szan.
panic gdzie mieszksm. Pc odeslaniu
Pieniedzy bedzis kaada og}oszoua
W organic zwiazkowym W nzgodzis," lie
ktora ofiarowala.
Dalej Polki do tax szlachetnego
dzieia; wsza1 dobrze wiscie, re W sta.
rym kraju juz z kretesem zakazano ma
szego czerwono bialego koloru, a zmie-
Mono go ma ozarno-bialy, tn ma
wolnej ziemi Kolumba Mkt nam ME
zabrania. Wieo, lie ktora moze Ola
rowac chetnie Przyjmuje kazdy cent; a
mole z iona nss1sgo ~powstanie drugi
Tadeusz Kos,iuszko, ktory mole kie
dys sic pomsoic "a zdepsans Ojozyzne
naszs i przez najezdnik6w krwia zbry
zgana, a my wtsdy z duma ~zatkniemy
nass sztandar ma wolnej ziemi polskisj
i bedziemy mogly wtenozas smialo "a
sPiewac. "Oj ME zgine}a ~jeszore o.
Guyana doPoki Polki W niej ayja.
u szacunkiem
Stanis1aws Uciechowska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
Przeglad prasy europej.
skiej.
Religia ma usfugach pOlityki.

Religia ma usfugach polityki.
Ksiadz Zaleski, bez wzgledu ma kon
stytuoye, zamiescil W dziennikach pod
adresem wyborcow ohrzesoian ostrzeze
ME, Re kto sic wdaje Z wykletym wiel.
ka klatwa, ten klatwe to scisga ma sic.
bic | tego W zyciu przysziem meki W
pickle osekajs. Pogoh tarnoaoska do.
nosi, Re PREY odbywajsOych sic tam wy.
boraoh do Rady miejskiej, do wybor.
DOW Aydowskich oprooz listy ksndyda.
tow rozsyiano nassepujsoa odezwe: va
Pomocs Bozs! Szanowni wyborcyl Ia
rads msdrych, swiatiyOh | Z porozumie.
MEM wielce bogobojnyoh, nakazujemy
wan pod klatws kahalu z~alsozona liste
kandydatow wrzucic do urny, beg maj.
mnieJszsJ zmisny. Kaady obywatel
jest obowiszany uchwaiy zspadls W ka-
hale " duchu wiekszosoi swieoie re
spektowsc. Kto sic odwazy odisozyc
cd uchwal zgromsdzenis, wobec terra
znieJszego pradu, bedzie "a to odpo
wiedzialnym. Y komitetu". Pogoh pi.
see IL odezwa poskutkowaisl NoUa
Reforma dodsje, nis Ola prokuratoryi
/ ssdu W Tarnowie otwiers sic wdzie-
ozne zsdsnie wytOczenis prooesu ! PREY.
kiadnego uksrsnia gwasoioieli sumisn,
wszakae wobec zsniku pojec o srod.
kach godsiwych ! niegodziwyOb W agi.
tacyacb politycznyoh, ME os}kism ufa.
N.Y. ably winni lynn wypadku poois
gani bye mieli do Observation-Disclosures.
Pieknyob doczekslismy sic ozasow W
ere konstytucyjnej. WoIne Polskie
Stosoo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
Cisg dalszy Z strony 1-ej)

rses Biafy, kt6ry pod swe skrsydla
prsytuli mas wssystkioh, tax ! Zwiassk
N. p. . osasem sasozy nas wszystkioh
Polak6w litwin6w pod sw6j Sztandar
Narodowy Polski; q wtenosss bed.ie-
my mogli ssrwac ksjdany matki Polski,
kt6ra ju2 sto lat " nioh jeosy.
u szacunkiem
st Szeszycki, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Do Gazety KatOlicki1 pis.e pewien
ksisdz pomied.y innemi:
nNaresroie gdy doasozono wyjstko-
we ustawy pozbawiajaos ob6. przeciw-
ny, tax zwanyoh dyssydsns6w. przywi-
lej6w wsp6lnych oalemu narodowi,
jednolita ssata narodowa zao.ela sic
ro.dzielac a ozesci, az do zupelnego
roskawa1kowania tax daleoe, zs jua
wieoej ME od.yskala pierwotnej oalo
Sol. Jeden oboz Ohoial u~bezpieo.ac i
ocalie ojo.yzne ~wyisO.nie swoim sposo-
benz, drugi ME zrzekai sic podobnsgo
prawa ! stsd ~zarysowaay sic ma ziemi
rod.innej dwie drogi, kt6remi niby to
ws.ysoy zdawali sic zdsAa6 do ]ednsgo
! tego samego celu. Pierwsza droga
bespieczniejs.a, ale IA o~iasna, by DO
miesoic wszy,t<ich m~ieniaoyoh sic pa
tryotami, zniewolila malkotentow do
skierowania swyoh krok6w ma inna, do
szukania Pomocy zagfanicy i u obcych.
Odtsd to rozpoozyna sic mieszanie sic
zagranioznych sasiad6w spraw polskioh
odtsd datuje sic opieka ~osOieunyoh RIA
dow mad pewnym obozem patryot6w, "
swoj sPosob Pojmujacych obowis.ki
wzgiedem narodu j Ojozyzny. Ia dro-
ga jednych z~aprowadzila do Berlins,
innyoh do Petersburga, a ostabila i
skrepowala skutec.na dzia}alnose pier
wszego obozu j naresrois przyczyniia
sic gaownie do ostatecznej ruiny i
smiertelnego ciosu ca}ego narodu.
ITO oo sic dzia}o pred wiekaui W
kraju' to wystepuje i dzisiaj ma jaw W
sPofeozehstwie polskiem ma obczyznie.
Te same hasla, tie same pobudki pory.
wajs jednych i drugich a kazdy chloe
sPefnic to watne zadanie wediug swo.
Jego w~yfacznego planu. Jak tam roe.
dziai przygotowal RUNE i upadek naro-
du, podobnie j tutaj rozdzielanie ma
Partye odlamki ME mote wydac in
nyOh rezultatow, jak wzajemne osia.
bianie sic niszozenie tego, 90 jedna
Partya zechcialaby zbudowac. Me
Potepiam prsez to roanicy zapatrywah,
gdyz takowe nieraz przyo.ynisja sic do
wyJasnienia Pojee i plan6w, ale zazna
cam potrsebe o~golnego porozumienia
sic z 'oykluczeniem przede~szystkiena
nd~mietnoSci 4 acSojemnego cenzurora.
MA sac. A zatem jezeli choemy ko-
r1ystac Z doswiadc.eh przeszlyoh wie-
kow, jeteli pragniemy usunsc peta,
kt6re dzisiaj trzymajs narod na uw'ezi,
ME pozos.sjs mic innego, jak wy.ue sic
Z tyoh rozsterek, zdeptac namietnosci i
uprzedzenis, podac sobis dion bratnia
" miiosci j szozerze zjednoczyc sic pod
wspolnem hasfsm narodu Ojozyzny.
Niechca Dziennika ChicagOskiego.
Ma ostatniem SVEN p~osisdzeniu
c1aonkowie grupy SO q. N. P. uchwa
ILL, ably laden naleaaoy do tel grupy
odtad wiecej ME prenumerowa& i pod
zadnym wzgledem ME popierai Dzien-
nika Chicagoskiego. "Gonieo Polski".
(South Bend).