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NEW YORK LIBRARY PLANS.
Names or tho Architects who Succeeded I'm II
First Competition.

First Competition.
The names OF the twelve successful architects
competing with plans for the New York Public
Library building, to ho erected on the site OF the
Forty second street reservoir, were made public
yesterday by Secretary Rives OF the Library Ex-
ecutive Committee. They are ns follows:
J.H. Friedlanicr, 81 West T~enty.second street
Haydel & Shepard. 1850 Fifth avenue.
II. Hornbostel. George f. Wood. and George c..
Palmer. 69 WI liam street,
Howard & caldwell. 10 East Twenty third street.
Lord. Hewlett. & Hull. 10 Fast Twenty til I'd street.
Clarence S. Luce. . ST. Marks place. New Brighton.
Paris s. Schroeder, and Francis L. Ellingwood. l
Madison avenue.
RoOs 4 Weber, Mutual Life building. 80 NhHSau
street.
W: Wheeler smith, associated with Walker & Nor
G. W. A: 4. stoughton, 90 Fifth avenue.
James h, Ware 3 Son; Fifth avenue
WhItn'y Warren. 100 finn avenue.
The jury consisted OF William r. Ware, Profess
sor OF Architecture at Columbia College, bernard
X. Green OF the Library OF Congress-, and DIR.
John $. Billings, the Director OF the Library.
open to all architects having offices or ixed
places of business within the limits OF the
Greater New York, Eighty.eiRht sets of plnns
petition before the architect is selected. Tho
Executive Committee OF the Library Trustees
will choose six OF the aforementioned
best, qualified to undertake SO Important a
work. 70 these SIX other architects or
iiTms OF arGh,tecss VIII be added by the com
and none others. will take part In the second
competition, IN which the plans will be sub.
mitled next November. The precise terms OF
August.
thought that 1t would be unfair, in view of he
second competition.
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Foreign Ao,ss or Real Interest.

Prince Henry OF Pruks . has bought Q nve-month.
old Siberian hear cub at Hamburg 10 present as q suit
a lie pet TO the crew OF the warship X oniE wilhelm.
st. JameS's churchyard. Penton. lille. In which were
buried 10" Gr.maldi. the clown, and Tom Dibdiu. the
nautical song writer, has been turned into q public
playground.
Amateur theatricals. short-sieeved dresaaa, and
winning baths arc forbidden to the women OF Dbl.
men. in westphaliA by authority OF their partsh
priest, because they arc dangerous TO morals.
Civil. list pensions OF $500 each have been granted
to the widows OF Anthony TrolloIe and Charles
Dickens the younger. "in consideration OF the literary
merits or their husbands and their straitened cir.
cumstanoes."
Seven OF its small and obsolete steamers have been
sold by the Sorddeutscher Lloyd to another Bremen
steamship company for q million and q quarter
marks. This sum means over thirty dollars q ton, q
high price for old steamships.
A Gaiician Socialist candidate for the Reicharath.
having proclaimed on the stump the imp essans
truth that the Emperor OF Austria cannot declare
war without INST consulting tn" RothschiIds, has Teen
sentenced 10 eight months' hard labor. including q
fast day once a fortnight, for lese maJsste.
Suicide is developing strange forms In Paris
dressmaker was working with her three assistants
one evening recently. when they began to talk OF thoir
troubles, and three OF the women, all about twenty.
hye years of az, coming TO the conclusion tnat 30
was moi worth living. decided to kin themselye. 40
once, The fourth. a gill OF twenty-one, sal that sMe
did not care TO DC left alone and would die too. They
all wrote farewell letters to their friends. sent out for
a bottle OF cherry brandy and some charcoal. stopped
up the openings into tho room. lit the charcoal. and
drank the brandy, They were heard laughing and
singing until late In the night by the neishbon. aud
all four " r. found dead the next morning.. A few
days before an actress in one OF the minor theatres,
who was supping with three female friends. tod
them that she meant to kill herself. They discussed
the best means for accomplishing her purpose and
decided on poison. She went ~ once to a drug store
and procured what she wanted. drank It In the pre-.
ence OF her friends without interference. and after
watching her convulSionI and seeing that the polsoa
had done Its work, they called In . policeman AAd
told him what had happened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
the Utica Observe

Thirty six years ago to-day occurred the FIRST
battle OF Bull Run, q battle which, like those at
Lexington and Bunker Hill, was small in itself,
but tremendous In Its results" said the veteran
this morning. III tho Confederate had lost al
Bull Run, I think, perhats, 1t would have vim
dictated the wisdom OF Mr.. Lincoin's course in
calling for only, %, 900 men for three months, to
crush tho rebellion. But the Confederates didn'o
lose. and 1t took the North four years Instead
Of three montbs to euppress. secession.
At the first Bull Run q numhcr Of general Of
ncers, who were then only Colonels. were en-.
& 'Red. Among these Gen. William Tecumseh
Sherm N. and Gen. Henry ". Slocum afterward
became tho most prominent. After the battle
one Of the Colonies had heard that several Of
them were to be romoted TO BriRadiers. What
do you think Of thatr inquired one Of them Of
Sherman. Think I answered Tecumseh. I
think II We escape reduction to the ranks for
constructive cowardice 1t In all We can ask or
expect l."
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THE oUTRAGE IN BRONX PARK.


FFOH The Journal.
The Park Board. having ignored the recommends
uons OF Its own experts and the desires or all the citi-
zens who take an intelligent interest In artistio mat
tiers. has voted TO ask the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
portionment TO authorize the Issue OF bombs to the
amount of $500. 900 for the purpose of carrying out
certain plans for a botanical garden. which these
experts aud citizens believe Will needlessly ~disagure
Bronx Park.
A botanical garden is a highly desirable thing, and
tits 10 10 hoped that we shall have one az soon NJ we
can have An assurance that II is properly planned
and properly situated. with due regard both to scien.
tine requirements and to artistic effect. as well as to
the best use OF the city's park spaces. As the Park
Board hos given no indication that these conditions
Will he suitably met under tho present arrangements,
but on the contrary has furnished every evidence
that they Will not be. the Board Of Estimate aud APP
portionment will render a public service by with.
holding tho authorization OF bonds until signs arc
visible OF a change of heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

A company in st. Louis which manu-.
features playing cards for tho benefit OF the
Mississippi Valley and other favored and ad-
venturous parts OF the country took the trouble
to protest with power against the tariff tax on
playing cards, and tho protest was sent to Mr..
Congressman JOY. Mr.. Congressman JOY does
not play cards now, or else he has played jacE
pots with too much buoyancy. At any rate, he
says that he knows from experience that playing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

The inability OF communities OF tho American
people to govern themselves after a century or more
OF experience Is tho most striking phenomenon OF
American life ~to'day.-St. Paul Globe.
Tho ability of committees of eminent citi.
zens. huddled together in ono hundreds, two
hundreds, and two hundred and hfties. to tell
American communities how they ought to be
governed Is tho most remarkable phenomenon
OF American life to-day. 1t seems clear that tho
people don't know how to govern themselves.
They have to depend upon these committees of
leading amateurs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
Clan Blowing By Machinery.

somo of The heat macbinieiS in the commit No.
been secretly working to perfect a machine TO
blow glass In q way that would be profitable to
been at work In private, and It ia now announced
on good authority that tho patent has been SO
per Getty constru, ted that the work can Re done
with It even hetter than the %blowpipe in tho
hands ofa skilful blower. and one machine will
from 81 to S6 per day. and the expense of Cd.
Grating will be less than half. The machine was
made perfect some time ago. The company 10
now building machines for use next season, and
the indications are that when the hundreds Of
blowers return for work Sept. / they will Ind
many places filed by tie machines.
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The Eastern man Ia as shapely, IL not moro 40.
than the rn.-Ha Post.

Judging everybody by tho standard OF tho
Putnam Phalanx, this assertion may be true.
But the real exemplars of manly beauty don't
come from the East or the West. They come
from the Southwest. Anybody who has had tho
good fortune to see tho Hon. CYCLONE DAVIS of
Texas, the only Populist In the United States
who Is elghty.hve inches high, in his black
llama initiative and referendum suit, has
formed a new idea of manly beauty; and any
body who has seen the Hon. JOE BAILEY, like
wise Of Texas. in his black broadcloth statesman
suit, tho coat tails sweeping tho floor OF the
House and the waistcoat having but one button.
and that two inches below tho tibia, loves
beauty foreyermorc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

The present noble services of the Hon.
JAMES r. SOVEREIGN and tho Hon. EUGENE v.
DEBs TO tho cause OF labor deserve regular il
not special mention. In going to West Virginia
and trying to induce a lot Of miners who are
perfectly satisfied with their conditions of EN-.
ployment to strike. these two thinkers are at
their best. Anybody who works and is paid for
It is a disgusting object to DEBs and SOVEREIGN.
Working and wages make the workers less in
clined to that pyrotechnical rhetoric which is
the stock Of trade of those two friends of them
selves and metaphor.
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History.
From the 81. Paul Dispatch

From the 81. Paul DtSpatoh-
IL would seem that . newspaper Isl. Paul GlobS)
whose most conspicuous achievement VA the support
or candidate for PreSident (PAmer) who received
ABOUT 10000 Out OF Is, 900. 900 votes would be Just
Altue sensitive about such . matter. but whom the
dtooe taunis The Sun with It's support OF Ben Butler.
who got 10000 out OF 1000. 900 votes. We are
iorcioiy reminded OF something that had temporarily
escaped notlce.
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Tho philadelphia CrlcLsteru.

To rHE EDITOR or THE sUS-Sir: II must give great
pleasure to those interested In the noble game OF
cricket TO read OF the doings OF the Philadelphia team
now playing In England. and all Interested In their
welfare must b pleased TO sea their steady Improve.
msnt. But AZ the same time We must mot lose sight
" tne i1et 'hAl EeTy @ VI 'hr COUNTIES nave pleytd
three 20 for " their test players. II may not be
generally known that two OF the most successful
players ot the Philadelphia team are Englishmrn-
Mr.. A. n. Wool and Mr.. J, A. Lester. II am not
JULY III. Az OLD CACKErEk.
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The Deepest on wen.


MoNoNoAHELA CITY. July 2o.-whne q wan
was being drilled for tho Forest Oil Company
near West Elizabeth the crown pulley rave
way. leaving the ,ools and more than 1000 feet
Of rope in the well. II the tools and rope can DO
recoyered, the we'll will be cut down to the
~cessful. its record, at It's present depth. will
stand as the deepest well drilled in the world.
The well was drilled $3.50 feet
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cards are . luxury. he says that "thsy COST
oept the manufacturer. b has made a
enormous pront." Mr.. JoY's economic view
may Be correct, but II seems clear that he has
that Intelligent but excessive curiosity which
induces a man to stay In when his hand doesn't
warrant &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

The Kansas wheat crop this year Is estimated
At 1000. 900. again { 5000, 900 bushels In lsyd.-
Indianapolis Sentinel.
1t has been estimated Mt 90. 600 900 bushels,
but whatever estimate Of 1t is right, the crop Is
a dastardly outrage against Organism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

Four months ago Mr.. Clarence Fitch. the
wife Of the auditor of the Cleveland Provision
Company. left this city for East Hartford. Conn,
where she visited with girlhood friends. A few
weeks later che gave birth to a healthy baby
girl. As soon as Mrs. Fitch WAS able TO travel
she returned to hor homo in this city. and was
apparently in the best of health. Last Sunday
there being Just fourteen weeks between the
two eventa- Both children are in eIcellent
health
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Ono Explanation OF the sama.

Kloudyke. or Klondak, az 1t is termed by the
miners, is The name Of n river in the Northw est
Territories which emp;ies into the Yukon River,
The Indian name is "Tron-dak." or DUH"
meaning Z" plenty OF fish. from the fact that tbs
river is q famous salmon stream.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

FTUW II huHsNN NITb IIHle1.
The Goddess OF Liberty Intended for the dome OF
the Capitol will not he pur 'hssed until II is fully de.
termined whether or not MIS-. Lease Is to be Governor
OF the state, II she is there will lie room for only ono
woman about the Capitol building.
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Tho National Democratic Programme

let us sec what ground there is for the
enthusiastic determination OF Mr.. BYNUM
and his associate committeeman to enter
agRrossivalY into the politics Of Ohio, Iowa,
and Kentucky.
These three States wero selected at the
recent conference In William street In this
town as rainbow bases for the indianapolis
organization. In Ohio, Iowa, and Ken.
lucky, II anywhere, Mr.. BYNuM's commit.
teomen hope to demonstrate the strength
of the sentiment which they believe their
organization represents.
Last fall In Ohio the vote was this:
McKiNLRr. .ael
.e71'%s'
PALnEs 1907
In Iowa:
MCKNLBY. ae.s95
.74l
PALhfh. 1910
And In Kentucky:
BRYAN. .2l7.S9o
PALhKn o'io'
Here In three great States were about
I 1900 votes in a total Of l 1901, 800. or less
than tpo-thirds Of one per cent. That Is
the 1895 foundation for the Bynum rain
bow Of 1897.
But Mr.. ByNuM and his friends say that
the vote Of last year is no test of the posi-
bilities Of this year. They say. In effect,
that the gold Democrats Of Ohio, Iowa, and
Kentucky hold the balance Of power be-
tween the Republicans and the Bryanites;
and that the smallness Of the vote for PAL.
MER and BUCKNER was due simply to the
circumstance that a great majority Of the
gold Democrats last year followed the ad.
vice of THE Sun and voted directly for the
Mckinley electors, instead OF following the
advice of Mr.. BYNuM and his friends and
voting for PALMER and BuoKNER.
That is perhaps true, but what a confess
slon of incompetency as political advisers !
What the Bynum organization now con-
fesses is that the defeat of Organism last
year uds accomplished not by its efforts,
but in spite Of its efforts.
And they continue to assume to advise
the Mckinley Democrats Of 1895 as to
what they ought to do in 1897!
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From the Chicago Record.
Neither OF your typewriter girls has taken q vaca.
ton this summer"
Mi there's good looking young man In the once,
and neither OF tn girls Is " ling to no away and
leave the neld 10 the other one"
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Awhosl she Drlvss the Csv.

From tho RdNsdS cItu Journal.
An upto-date Hamilton girl rides her bicycle 4.
sacoFting sue family 0o" 70 Sad from tue pasture.
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Tho immortal principles Of the Populists ara
not for sale.-The Hon Thomas Evergreen Watson.
There is nobody to buy them. The Democrats
have stolen the whole lot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

u o,r fftsnhs emo Jsvor W. cth rpss-ssortpts nor
pvbitoatton ,0tsh TO Nave reJscted aritoiss RETURNED,
tAsv rssst IN all oases ssnd stamps for thot Drrpose.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24

zwiazek Mar. Pol. przyjmuje
ex czlonk6w katolickich towa-
rzystw, przyjmujs te ostatnie
ex czlonk6w Zwiazku, lub in.
nych liberalnych stowarzy.
sze6, przez co umozliwia i'm
sic popelnianie oszustwa o.
grabianie widow sier6t.
Wprawdzie czlonkowie, kt6.
rzy pozostaja W danej organi-
zacyi, pokrywajs "a Mich ME.
zap1acone dlugi, ale przez to
narazajs sic na wieksze wy.
datki, CO zn6w wychodzi ma
szkode ca}ej organizacyi, lub
stowarzyszenia.
We wsp6lnym przeto inte.
resie leaa1oby, aby wszystkie
polskie organizacye przy przyj.
mowaniu nowych kandydatow
dowiadywa}y sic, czy ME ma
leaeli oni do innei organizacyi,
a jezeli nalezeli, czy ME POGO
stawili d}ug6w, opuszczajac
jej szeregi
Jezeli sic okaze, ze handy.
daci W rzecsywistosci ,'opuscili
lima organizacye, naciagnaw.
szy ia poprzednio, to takim ma
leza}oby bezwarunkowo od-
movie przyjscia, bez wsglsdu
ma to, do jakiej orgarizacyi
nalezeli przedtem.
Zwykle tax bywa, kto pc.
pe}ni raz oszustwo, ten ma
sk}onrosc do popelniania i
dalszych oszustw.
Pol. ~ Am.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
Nauka dIa Wilhelma.

BERLIN, 23go Wrzesnia. -
Tutejszy ,Tageblatt'' TAXA
umiescil uwage z powodu mo.
wy, wypowiedzianej W Peszcie
przez cesarza Wilhelma:
Cieszy mas, ze cesarz przeko.
nal sig naocznie o przywiaza.
niu wolnego ludu do swego
monarchy, rzadzacego W mysl
konstytucyi i Re zachowanie
sig Wegr6w nak1oni 60 do cd.
powiedniego rzadzenia W
Niemoseoh, w takim razie
Niemcom wypada sic cieszyd,
ze cesarz Wilhelm ME jezdzi1
do Wsgier napr6zno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
Sedzia KilgOre umart.

ARDMoRE, I, T., % Wrzes.
= Ssdzia zwiazkowy Kilgore,
by1y pose1 krajowy 2 Texas,
umar} tu dzisiaj o godz. l min.
10 popoludnid po kr6tkiej
chorobie. Jutr o odbedzie sic
rogrzeb do Wills Point, Tex.
w czasie, kifdy byl pos}em,
Kilgore grab Eybitna role W
kongresie. Koleday nazywali
90 Buck. By1 on goracym
zwolennikiem Clevelanda, kt6-
ry 60 zamianowal sedzia zwiaz.
kowym ma Indian Territory, F.,
gdy sko6czy} sic jego termin
urzedowania jako pos}a. Uro-
dzil sic 90 Lutego 1885 W
Newman, Ga. w r. 1S46 ro-
dzicami uda} sic do Rush Co.,
Tex, i tam odbyl studya.
S}uzy} W wojsku koufederowa'
nych nsjprz6d jake szerego'
vice, ale doprowadzil stopnio-
wo do tego, 2e zostal gen.
adjutantem brygady Extora
armii z Tennessee Po wojnie
oddawal sic praktyce adwoks-
ckiej. Przes 4 lata byf czaon'
klein senatu stanowego, a aprzez
diva lata prezydentem tegoa.
Poslem zostal obranydo 80, 81
i 50 kongresu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
BroNar spalOny.

LA CROSSE, Wis, 90 Wrze,
snia. - Browar Johna Gunda,
ieden z najwiekszych ma pol.
nocnym zachodzie, kt6ry ro.
cznie produhuje okoio 100000
beczek, spali} sic dzisiaj rano
do zsczetu. Zdoiano uchronic
cd spalenia sic tylko budynek,
W kt6rym znajduje sic biuro
j Geese maszyn. W lodownl
znajdowalo sic $4,000 beczek
piwa: te take So zniszczone.
Szkoda zrzsdzona wynosi
100000; tylko po}owa po.
krvta jest ubezpieczeniem, 100
robotnik6w tract zatrudnienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
Oskarz0ny o zbrOdnie.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, % Wrzes.
Zaloga p6lnocno ameryka6ska
skunera Ella M. Wyellie,
oskarzyla jadscego ma tym
skunerze Charlsa Bedella, stu.
zscego pewnego konsula, il
wsp6lnie niejakim Liver
pool Jack" obrabowal pewne'
60 bogatego wlasciciela kopal:
nj dyament6w W poludniowej
Afryee. Ma dow6d podano, ae
wiezie on W paste $4,000 W
zlocie angielskie'u. Bedella
aresztowano i istotnie znale.
ziono W paste okolo ciala jego,
$4,000 W zlocie i dyamenty
bardzo znacznej wartosci. Be-
dell oswiadczyl, il vie, o co
go oskarzaja, ale zupelnie jest
niewinnym i ze udowodni, il
pienisdze te i dyamenty pra.
VIVA 50 jego wlasnoscia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
Wielki pOzar.

CINCINNATI, o., 23 Wrzes.
Z Chillicothe, O., donoszs'
Miasteczko ainbridge zosta1o
dzisiaj nawiedzone pozarem,
kt6ry zniszczyl kilka domow
mieszkalnych, kilka pieknych
SHADOW kosci6l metodyski.
Ma domiar nieszczsscia, dw6ch
wybitnych przemyssowc6w 20.
stalo zabitych, a kilka os6b
ciezko pokaleczonych. Poaar
wybuch1 W stajni "a sk}adem
towar6w mieszanych ferrina
Browna, wskutek tego, ze male
ch}opcy bawily sic tam zapaf.
kami. Najpierwiej zaje3a sic
apteka Beardsley'a, i wtedy
pozar szybko sic rozszerzyl.
w apiece tel powstala eksplo-
zya, podczas kt6rej Beardsley,
kt6ry jeszcze staraa sic wynies6
z apteki, co zdo}a, zostal zabi"
ty przez zapadajace sic gruzy.
Szwagier jego Thomas Hig'
gins, kt6ry chcia} go wyrato.
wac p}omieni, ME zdo}al juz
wydostac sic apteki zginsl
W plomieniach. Telegrafcznie
zawezwano straz ogniowa 2
Waverly i Chillicothe, ale ia
przyby}a dopiero 4 godziny po
wybuchu ognia. Zdolasa ona
polozye kres dalszemu szerze.
niu sic pozaru, j uchronic Gaia
miejscowoSc cd spalenia sic.
w czasie eksplozyi W apiece
pokaleczonych zostaso Z osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
DWie szczeg6lne wioskf.

Pewien klub turyst6w W
podr6zy swej po Brandeburgii
nodkry{" dwie szczeg6lne wio.
ski, kt6re jeden z podr6anych
tax opisuje:
Wioski te leaa ma poludnie
cd Luebenau, blisko tego mia
sta. Jedna z Mich nazywa sic
Klein Kressow. Sa W ME-
tylko cztery domostwa, jeder
z gospodarzy jest naczelnikien
gminy, dwsj inni SO radnymi,
a czwarty re swoja rodzin4
tworzy w}asciws ,gmine".
Z Naturalnie W tel wiosce nie
ma szynku, bo ten ME miafby
z czego sic utrzymywat. Ia to
W sasiedniej wiosce, ME wiele
wiskszej, So ea diva szynki,
posiadajace prawna }icencya.
Ze jednakowoz Gala ludnosG
tel drugiej wioski, zwanej
Gross Kressow wynosl tylko
200 glow, ze przeto zaledwie
40 mezczyzn tam sic znajduie
kt6rzy do szynk6w mogs
uczeszczac, przeto trudno by
loby obu szynkarzom sic utrzy-
mac. Ulozyli sic oni praeto raz
ma zawsze re SODA W ten spos6b,
ze kazdy mich co drugi rok
tylko trzyma sw6j szynk
otwarty. W nocy noworocznej
ogodzinie - zamyka sic szynk,
kt6ry W ciagu roku byl otwarty
a goscie przechodza do drugie:.
60 szynku, ,kt6ry W tej4e chwili
sic otwiera, wraz z dawnym
szynkarzem, ktory ma przeciag
roku stale sic gosciem swojego
nastepcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
OwOc kalifornijski " Anglii.

LoNDYN, 90 Wrzes. - W
przeciagu 8 godzin po przy.
byciu ameryka6skiego okretu
st. Paul. do Southampton,
sprzedano wczoraj 4403,
skrzyG kalifornijskiego owocu,
ktory nadszed} W nadzwyczaj
dobrym stanie. Gruszki place.
no po 4 saylingi i 6 pens6w "a
POI skrzyni. SIiwkl po s do
u szylrngow. Aukcyonary-
usze 2 Covent Garden kupili i
rozsprzedaIi 5000 skrzy1 owo-
Gu, nadesz}ego wczoraj do Lii
.verpool okrstem ,,Teutonic".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
Notatki telegra1czne krajove

w Nicaragua general Piaz,
w6dz powstahc6w, pobii wojska rza-
dove. Sam zosta} ranny.
= W Budapeszcie odby}a policya
rewizye W socyal;stycznej drukarni i
zabrala plakaty podburzajacej tresci.
: Rosya wstrzyma wkr6tce wy.
w6z pszeuicy "a granice.
: - We Wtorek we w}oskiej pro-
wincyi Lecce zrzadzila burza szkode
ma 25 milion6w frank6w.
= Policya W Paryzu skonfskowa'
Ia numer gazety nLiberte", W kt6'
rym znajdowas sic artykus zslecaja-
cy zamordowac prezydenta Faure'a,
kr6la wioskiego regentke hiszpah-
ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-24
Nafta amerykanska W niebezpie-
cZenstwie.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 23go
Wrzesnia. Ameryka1ski
konsul W Zurychu donosi, il
re zrodel rosyjskich dowiedziaA
sic o zawarciu ukladu pomie'
dzy kolejami niemieckiemi a
rosyiskiemi, ma mocy ktorego
rosyjscy producenci nafty, z
}atwoscis bsds mogli konku'
rowat z ameryka1skimi. Skoro
ukiad ten wejdzie W zycie,
nafta wprost mad Morza
Kaspiiskiego i 2 mad Wo4gl
rozsylac sig bsdzie DO mlast
wiskssych niemieckich ma
granicy ME bedzie potrzeba
iej przeladowywat, co dotych'
czas bardzo ncisaliws i kosz-
towns bylo rzeczs.