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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
THE REV. DR. MACARTHUR HOME AGAIN.

The Rev Dr. Robert S. Macarthur pastor OF the
Calvary Baptist Church. in West Fifty-seventh-st
arrived here yesterday on the Anchor Line steam
ship Furnessa, from Glasgow. Among other pas
senyers on the Furnessia were Miss l.. Z. Her
resbof daughter of the Bristol boat-builder; Johh
Tnn,sa II C;rleve and the Rev. u. L. Gleanson
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


TX
STATIONS sss We c;Ss s1ss Street and
Streets Is ye ninuies later given below for
-. A. y. FAST TaIT--r ulmaa nsae, rarls5 Car ar
YORK % e9 sssuts e r 1Ses Ca r''
NJ EMIT a. fsEsaaHc
For ess css Dining mcfn and neSns M
1ss ii. I cfcAeo. q AMI h9"i r. LOUIS EXPRESS
:'sa'' wEsTH a si"flSnas q
" aSsff fEsFi sSus9ef cne
75 ~ H. FAcF Il i E%PREssro rssurg
chcaeo. Connects sor cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH =,
755 30 % s55 Dining Carr ic, a. M; 10, LOO
as dining cap,. .;s nni%s e ca - - 10
night sunaay SO. -. 1865 N g. Il %, c S5;nine
so G. nnS Az s s. ~ > 10 f9' nigh,
Atlantic COAST LiNE.-Express. 80 a. M and So
T rlEs AK sSII$ t ONO @ m gay
ATLANTIC . Twen:y third street ~
M and Desbrosses and Cortland; Streets Loo D. NE
Long Branch Aseury Park ne-a*e5 sunsys Gis2l
s sdsS s ony 81 ss i o N
eays ND s ss c r 100 @ i: %
40 SATURDAYS eng. go $40, 80; 40 'i0' 100
Ci5. rs. 75s IS. SIS. rs s55 fenna. Ilme: 2 80
dining CARP. 1853 ll.55 m i2'5 LOO -" -, 3d., :
Car. 40 I55 $50 D. M. IL ~ night. Sundals :" 10
80 So. s55, s.25 o 50 umi,ee poo 100 a: ",
l.55 Dining Carr 3.5J. i25 Dining Can. 400 Dintg
Cap. 555 Dining Carr. no 80. 500 y. m III
night
Tche, AcI 0I4 1876 1923. Ill ard e6i ii-oad
way; Aston House: West Tweniy- thlrd street Statoi
Of l)esbrosses ana Cortandt st.tels
Court Street. SGD Fulton Street q Broanwsy' ana
Brooklyn Station Brooklyn; station Jersey |it!
The New York Ttansfe. Company Will call for ana
check baggage from hotels ard residences through 10
destination. .oor .
J. u. HUTCHINSON j. X. NpoD.
General Manager. General PasSt Agent
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1CRAvELLERs THROUGHOUT EUROPE

i VIII md Tne Tribune nle at leading Hotels ana
al the Banks. Americans niempiatng going
shroad sboui the European which
snnear every Sunday. Wednesday and Saturday. only
ssie-t AMI reliable announcements published You
avoid much and dissatisfaction caused ny many
~ the so-called Guide Books. London Office. lad
I,se,-st 10 o,en ~ all Tribune readers business
,isa,ure: II doesn't matter. The welcome
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FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME
PIrrsBURG. 7; WASHINGTON, l.

Pittsburg. July 13.-Pittsburg redeemed herself
to-day by good snappy playing. Washngton's
errors were costly in every case. The feature was
Brode's killing Of Wrgleys run at the plate after
taking fuckers long fly in centre. Attendance,
Loo. Score nun
p,,sbury ........O . o o x-1 ~ I
xssbinefon .......O o o o o Il 10 8
Batteries-Hawiey and Merritt: McJauIes and Mcclure
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
'. ~
POYAL, BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTlMoRE AND "A'
,.,.,o,,u,, ,,ssslSsT: 4:so. 500. 600 1000.
II 30 dining ta ~ I2S 2ec s3s 30 4 sS tBuMafs
e,9 ta;; Srndays 40 eco 1000, II 80 unins
Carr A. n 200 400 500 dining Carr. 800 r. NJ IL Id
night. ,,..,.u,o, rs.k-days 500 10 90
:, % drining Car A. NJ 200 800 300 tpinihs "a. ;.
o 20 SD " 70 Is night sundays 1000 IL 80 DINING
SS aT NJ zoo 200 Dining Car) 500 +. NJ. i-i'
night. 80, r. nrocured at foo, Of
@ Sa- c,h Az 3 Fast l4h St. 1853 East l2Sth ST.
ga West 10Th ST. 25l Columbus Aye New t0T W
Sous TIE NV York Transfer Company VIII call for
and check baggage from hotels or residences 10 oes
ton.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN desires a room or Two
with bath. on upper floor OF tall build
Ing. with expensive view; between I'D and
42d SITS terms moderate. T. ii. W, Box
a. I2lo Broadway.
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CHICAGO. II: BROOKLYN. l.

Chicago. July l3.-Bat,ery errors saved the
Brooklyns from shut-out to-day. They could DO
rtue with Callahan's pitching. while Kennedy
proved easy and batted al over the field.
Attendance. l.N0 Score:
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CINCINNATPS DAY TO WIN.
NETWORK BEATEN IN a LIVELY GAME
gY ONE RUN

Cincinnati July l3--Ncw-York los; to tho Reds
in a close and exciting game to-day. Both teams
p,aysd snappy ball. The Reds unable 20 hit
seymour until the fourth inning. when they
.ouched him up for five singles and triple, and
four were the result, Aaitsadaice. 400
Score:
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LOST.

49, Nv 49, =
LOST or sTOLES.-Bank book No. 3d.
100, u the German Savings Rank. In the
CITY Of <ew-YOrS corner ftt-ave. ana
lith-st issued 20 Bernhard Raphael. al
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same i. not returned 20 'fe bank IN
thu "a FAY OF August. 1891. q du?.!cat, will
he issurd.
New York July -. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

st. Louis. July l3.-Iively hitting when its was
most needed gave Baltimore the third game Of the
series with the Browns this afternoon ST. Louis
hit Hoffer pretty freely Cross and Grady making
home runs with the bases empty. Jennings made
two bad throws 10 first Of them allowing
run to get in. The score:
$500 r. II. E.
ST. Louis .............1 o % 10
baltimore ............0 O / o 2 x-l0 IL
Ratteries-Hart ana Murphy: Iofer and Clarke.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo secondhand
wool AMI iron working machines fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and -x-
changed GEORGE u. EDDY. o9S MALI
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CHICAGO


Earned runs-Chicag,. o Left on bases-Chicago. S;
BROOKLYN 6. Two-base hitsEvcritt. Ryan o. Common.
Callahan G. Smith Three-base nits-Caliahan Saerifce
hts-Anson Kittredge. Griffin. Stolen bases-Everitt.
IAnge. Kttredse Lschance: Double plays-McCoImsk
Conner. Arson Kennedy. G. Smith, Lachanee; Griffin.
q \. smith Struck ou-By Callahan. j: by
Kennedy 2 First bas-on Callahan. |; of Ken
neiy 6. Wna pitch-Callahan. Hit by pitched ball
Anterior. Time-l:i5. Umpire-McDonad.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS TWICE.

Louisville. July l3.-Two games were played this
afternoon. being postponed from the last
series The first game was interesting. but Louis
villes errors were fatal. Evans was knocked out
of the box In the first inning of the second game
and the Colonies could not overcome the lead CO.
famed by the Phillies in the first two innings At
tendance. 1900 Score:
FIRST GAME
r. H. E.
Phladelphia N-& y ]
louisville O-3
Batteries-Orth and Clements Frazier and Wilson.
SECOND GAME.
r. H. E.
louisville ........O O 0 o OF 12 5
Philadelphia .........5 0 x-9 Is o
Batteres-Evans MCGEE Wilson: Ffheid and Boyle.
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STORAGE.
CORECLOSURE SALES.

-~~~~>~~~~<-<NN@<>@>1-@< ~1,> 0,.>,rv
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. Joseph i. o ponnel'
and another. Plaintiffs. against Mary 70.
Thomas Q, al Defen1ants.-ln pursuance
>; an interlocutory judgment ~ partltiyn
and sale dulv made and entered IN me
18th day Of June. 1891. T. the undersigned:
the Referee therein named. Will sell az
public auction at the New York Real
Estate Sa.esr0Om, No. Ill Broadway. N
the city OF New-I0rk. on the l1th day OF
Julv 1897 at twelve o'clock noon o, tnat
day. by J. Montgomery Strong auctioneer.
the premises mentioned In said interlocu-
t,ry Judgment and therein described as FOL-
lows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel
81 lind situate lying and being In the
path Ward OF the City Of New-fork for-
merry Town Of West Farms. being part OK
the land form .rly known as Marble street.
as shown on map entitled Map OF me
Audrey Finilay. Surveyor, dated West
Farms. November nth. 1s4s. now on file
in the Office OF the Register OF westminster
County. being bounded and described as
side Of Marble stree. as laid down on
said map: southerly by the northerly line
Of East one Hundred and Seventy-elghth
Street as now legally opened; westerly by
the casterly side Of Washington Avenue as
laid down on said map; eastery by line
drawn parallel 70 said easterly side OF said
Washington Avenue and everywhere dis
tant One hundred 400 feet easterly there
from. being a strip OF land 100 feet in
length on each side and one and cne-half
feet In breadth. more or less.
Dated, New York. June 23d. 1897.
WOOLSEY. CARMALr. Referes.
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Ill Broadway.
New-York City.
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WORE WANTED.
Ee male.

STEN OGRAFHlC ant TNfEWRiIiNG
WORK Experience: accurate. rcli-
anle. also cir iular work by duplicating
process executed In a pleasing and satis-
factory manner Miss H.. -. Paul Build e
ing i2th foor. room T..
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received IT their Uptown
OniZ. No l.242 Broadway. I'll doc: north
u 3ist-st until q o'clock D. M: adver-
offices Al regular office rates until O'Clock
o. m Viz. pa sth-ave.. 8. e. cor. 23d-st. !.
is: shave. cor. l2th-st.. Mays. 9th
eve and isth-st.. it2 columbus-ave. near
Wes, G6,h--st. 100 West 42d-st. near 9Th
ave; g2 East i4,h-st.: Is West 4:d-s,..
between ith and sth ayes: 10 East iIth-
st; l. a3s shave. between 7dth and 7Ith
ats iyOcU L-ave.. near Cist-st.
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DRE.SSMAfkING.

DRESsMAk ER.-Competent dressmaker
tFrenchl. by day CT week; famihes'
highly recommended: experience. elegance
and all branches moderate: city or c1nh
Try. FRENCH MADAME. IA "tst
3Sth ~.
DRESSMA KER.-Thoroughly competent
dressmaker and seamstrcss VIII WORK AZ
reduced terms In country or city. by We, x
or month. Address HOOD, 1sG West
l0ist-st.
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Railroads,

"AssR'oA's oRGAvGsT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
y & HUDSON RIVER r. +.
the F0UR-TRhcK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Eo, ,e' S , ,ns step at A!Sa' Utica Syracuse
r9ins leave Grand Contra. Station. 4:i Street Ind
i Hs S SsyzFAEs s SH9g
hoasa! Isiand s"a aad mo ont ar''on'''N
'''o 4 khEs 1si H sspSiz ne anFsa n
FAIL & 3: T p d. % Sron nSii s t Til:
ESQ ME sa f. MAIL I1"nf bs s1sacs pousnhcDs
Albany Utcn. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Nj
Gao 4. M@sSRA1o Sss'I ASD MONTREAL SPECIAL.
Troy ssa,e ss Lake. George r Green and
1000 a. M..-XoRrn SHORE LIMITED. Dany-:4
d Ss us $40 Carries M s Sisshs ana ns
kHrh5ss Ss'ts sa S ali
LOO T. M"-soTTfiw;srERx LIMITED. Daily-For
Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and st. Louis
LOO ( M% 9SnasSP:'S SPECIAL Dany-ror Detroit.
Cleveland Toledo and Chicago stops at fOuSh-
$50 +. M1TRoY AXD SARATOGA SPECIAL. ex-
esp, Sunlay-For Garrison CIV POINT. Poush-
500 f M"~LAKG siloRE LIMITED. pany-?4-
honr train % Chicago via Lake ,S s5are r0H's
lana fCr Gin cncnna;i due rs 2 Toledo
for 81 Louis. due 1918 p M aue Kansas 10y iexs
GOO p. M-wEsTEPN EXPRESS. Daiiy-ForI NJ
625 +. !Mi@"A,bIRoSDAcK MOUNTAINS. TIiou-
Daily-For Adirondack Mountains. Thousand ISLANDS
100 p M"SoRrHERN EMPRESS paiiy--For Troy.
Plst,sburg burlington. Montreal ana except
, saturday nights oi,9w Sp,,,,,,, norv-ror Hoch-
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Cleveland
q M IndiInaSo r. ia r Az a. Da.y-slee
Ky Via Lyons End for Punalo Cleveland. indanapo-
els P M~PAciFic EXPRESS paily-1FSr syrsSeia a
osweso. watertowna 0gaenshnrs Buffalo. e Niag
Falls Cleveland Toledo Chicago si ana: oa eA'ep'
1910 Night.-MIDNIGHT EMPRESS Theatre train
Chicago and gncpa points .v on nr imc Sum
day nights chicago sieepers leaye on o9 train 20
a15 A. M-Sundays only Pi;tsiield and the berkshire
Hils via Z, Ms,I Harlem rp Piyiso 70 WORKERS
.Au night trains run Between ls5,h and points
On the Putnam p,vsSn as ar as only e rannng ali
Wagner Palace C"Is on al through aIsh. trains
Trains u%12te1 win irs a',h dts sn Central Station
o., corhus Ave GI West i2.th S.; ard lasth 81 sta
tion. New-York cas- ard TIC Fulton ST. ara ioo n'o-u
baggage checked from hotel residence BY the West
cot cypress re son C1mpPany' GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY
At Scranton-Scranton. s; Buffalo. ..
Al Toronto-Toronto s; Wilkesbarre, =
At Observation-Disclosures. IL; Hartford,
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM, ~
HAND or on the floos. CAREFUL CAR,
PET CLEANING co. LES Broadway AZ
70 423 East ts,h-st. COE Y BNANpT.
prorrie'c-s Tni@nhnrs f9'-"s'h.
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Mnl~.
\ CLEVER. well educated German bust
ness man. quick NJ figures. over forty
YEAR, Cf age. wants situation as book
keeper cashier. collector. librarian, secre-
tary. tutor. &c. able o I'LL out any posi-
ton. references. security. claims moderate
Adirrs, Useful. 20 East i2th Il.
BOOKHEEPEU nr COLLECTOR Real
estate furniture. commercial. hardware.
banking. quick, accurate. steady. univers-
it, graduate. best cltr references. salary
moderate Acct RA,I. 2sG West l9th-st.
BAKER. - Foreman: nss, -class wants
steady situation. years 81 last place. &.
LOOSE. z. l23 Madison-aye
BOY WAITS situation on farm o. oatdoo-
work; cOiOred. Address WILLIAM c.
CHRISTIAN. 2os;h-s;. Irwood, care a
Mrs. Lewis
BOY. 10. graduate of commercial course.
wishes position IN large importing house;
speaks German AID writes good hand q.
NJ. O.. 4it East Soth-gc
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THE RECORDS.
CLEVELAND. s: BOSTON, 5.

Cleveland. July 13.-Lewis was trife wild to-
day. while Cuppy after the first inning pitched
6ne game. Errors by Boston at critical moments
helped TO swell the score Of the Indians. Attend
ance 100 The score:
~ Il. H. l.
Cleveland ..............O 2 q o-S IL
Boston ................2 o o %
Bai,eries-Cuppy and crger; Lewis ana Bergen.
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Ocean 5Ieamers.

MWRTM @ERmNM llWWWa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN.
rrav'.. Tr July 90 10 AM Sasle. .Tu. Aug 70 ~ An
Lain. Tu.. July "a 10 An Trave. Tu. Aug H. 10 N
fIavel. Tu.. Aug 10 AN Lain Tq Avg a. 10 AM
Srressot Aug. 81 10 AN Spree Sat SEPT TX 10 AN
TwIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Fr,edreich der crosse -. - Thursday July IL.
Koenigin Luise Thursday. July % noon
Prinz Regent LuitpoId ..... Thursday. Aug 5. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA =.
KAISER. July "a 10 AN Vera. Aug T. 70 AZ
Ems. Aug. Z 10 AM Fulia Aug ~ ~ Al
OELRICHs q Co. BOWLING GREEN
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ron SALE.

uc>>>r>Je.>~/-n.No1oo cyoNNooN~>Nooo|~
2S-FOOT SLOOP YACHT. fully rugged. .
wears old exchange for small steam or
naphtha launch. BONUS. Box %. Tribune
Office.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

s~~N%N.~-~---~D~~)>DN -~<~N~~~~<~~~>
LARGE. airy and comfortable room; pri-
vate: good home table. l3s East Ilst-st.
l9TH-ST.. rs AND 81 WEsT.-Eiegant
cool. large and single rooms: summer
rates; table unexcelled. transients.
l9TH-ST.. Al NES1 Clean. quiet house:
good table: Quaker management; tran
SCENTS: references exchanged.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals.
on and after June -. 1891.


-Four Tracks Automatic I.ock signals
On and after June y. 1897.
For Eas,on Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk So
4:30 7:l5 $40 NJ u2:N NJ 10 Eastonl, l:,", 81 &C.
4:lj H:3o 70 Eastonh 3:i1 40 20 Ai,,n,o"l M e Go
sundays. 430 100 Easton) a. NJ. 100. o3o ooo
y. VI. o,o n
For. Wfkesbarre, Pits,on and seran,9n ''lo A. A.
For Reading OF $50, 500 olO 1907; iisy a; ~
sundays. 400 a. n. 90. 200. 800 $50 GOO /. ''
For Harrisburg at $50. 500, o:io II 30 A. NJ i;iP
100 500 =. NJ. 1915 night IA s.oo
FOR Surbu:y Ievsburg ard Wiamspori. at 80 o.o'
$40 -. NJ. i:io. i:31 9:GO T.. NJ. Sundays 40 H. a.
ALL RAID ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN CROW; &c &C.,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asoury fa.s; o 80
Grove and points south to Point Pleasant, ~ az
1920 II 20 ". q 20 SATURDAYS only) 30 I'D o,o
100 a 80 Red BARK only. i4J. $50. 6:i3 $50 sa'uI
days onlyJ J.. NJ sundays stops at lnefIakeh ~,
bury Park and Grove). 9:l5 a. NJ 80 igo Z. M
rat ! 10 $50 l. NJ 80. 80 +. VI. =,
For Atlantic City Vineland and Bridgeton 40 a. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabright. and Highlands 81
Nayeeink 20 $40. II 80 A ~ l:30. 40. S'io r. d.
Sundays. 500 A. ~. 400 p. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GEoSE. &c
For A:!anti" Highlands. Highland Beach. Normandie
Rumson r. ach. Seanr;ht Monmo!th Beaeh am I an
graneh. 4:$. 900. To- A. NJ 90 ~ p H"' "''' '''"
For Elberon. Ashury Park. ocean Grove am am p.s
south 10 Point Pleasant II 90 A NJ. l;e, zoo 30
30 30 r. NJ sundays (stops at Interaken for AsDu''
rero, a.so a n. 100 3:i5 p " =,
For Atlantic city Vneand ard Bridgeton 40 A. NJ.
100 NJ
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Ocean STEAMERS.

VTTEWU 1ITWII.tIo.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship saiirss from vancouver
TO unN[PNN AND GM0tVNs
EMPRESS OF INDIA. .......... Aug Oct II. Jany
EMPRESS OF JAPAN.......-.A aug. ~. nov y Jan ~
EMPREss OF CHITA......... Sept -. Dec. g. Feb. %
HONOLULU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA.
MIowTRA. .........Aug. 81 AORANGI. .."... Aug %
ID Cabin accommodations very :ow rates
For and freight apply 3o3 Brcad"ay f"r
freight -ates on.y Gj Ya-st.. y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
GOMPAGNLE GENERALE TranSaflantiaue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE--PARIs. FRANCE.
Ia NoRMANDIE. Deioncie. Sat July u. 10 a. m.
Rates Of passage: First class ~ r. Paris sio5 and
upwards, by all steamers except La Tourafne ,nciu
railway fare Paris and landing charges. Parior
scat Is extra during summer season. Second class to
Paris. S5t75.
4 FORGET General Agent 8 Bowling Green \ Y
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ElMDE1E 9TEAm3O00P GO.
DELIGHTFUL OCEAN TRIPS.
Only dIrec; lire Cottage city; Mass. and rorilanu
Mr Steamers sa:l eyeiy weekday except Wednesday
from Pier No 's L. r.. a, p. u. Tuesday. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. learners stop Cottage city en- route
the S J. John Englls sai:s Mondays and Eriiays
Cor Portland DIRECT Connections made Tor lar Haror
Old Orchard Poland Spring White Mountains 81. yohn:
y B.. and all Eastern summer resorts Steamers hed
with every mo.ern Improvement 70: comfort and con-
yenence OF tourists The most comfortable route FOR a
poin,, East neceSyat!ng changes. Tickets may be
nurcba.ed al Maine s s. Company's Office. No 30
To,dway al IN, office No o22 South Street. opposite
,ne pier and Troa. & son 2G and 1928 broadway
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
NrerNNNN.N.N~NsNNNNN NNN~>NN~S~NNS~
RaCHEIORS. look at finest suites. square
and single ro- M; porcelain taths; break
fast and valet attendance. half price 70
October !. East iIth-st.. opposite WING
SCR.
IRVING PLACE. l4-Best furnished
rooms: tile baths: boysprins beds; cor
-. h
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BALTIMORE, 10; ST. LOUIS. ..

BAiteries-Cuppy and cr!ger; Lewis and Bergen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-14
- o nikczemnem trakto
waniu dzieci katolickich ma
Litwie Zmudzi pisze Przeglqd
WszechDo,ski..

,,Niedawno Mikoiaj III wydaI roz-
Porzadzenie. zeby uczniowie ,.obcych
wyznah" uczeszczali ma nabozenstwo
do swiatyn swoich zeby ME zmu-
szano ich do uczeszczania do cerkwi.
lstotnie do cerkwi zaprzestano ucz-
niow zapedzac, ale wiadza szkolna
znalazfa inne sposoby propagandy
prawos}awia.
w gimnazjum szawelskiem, do
ktorego uczeszczaja w znacznej licz-
bic synowie w{oscian zmudzkich, u
rzadzono uroczyste otwarcie gimna-
zJum. Skoro katolicy po nabozeh-
stwie W kosciele zgromadzili sic w
sail, zJawif sic pop i zacza} odpra=
wiac nabozenstwo prawos}awne, t.
wv. .,moliebien". Wowczas wszyscy
uczniowie trzech klss wyzszych i
wielu uczniow klas nizszych wyszli
sail. Pozostaiych zatrzyma} prze=
moca dyrektor gimnaIjum Rubcow
przy pomocy inspektora nauczycie=
Ii. Prawosiawni pedagodzy obsypali
gradem obelg uczniow, ktorzy wy
sill z sail, odznaczyi sic zw}aszcza
gorliwoscia w wymyslaniu nauczy=
ciel Frankien, kotysz, ktory syste=
matycznie podczas lekcyi opowiada
uczniom anegdoty, osmiesza jace reli=
gle katolicka i narodowosG polska.
. dziaialnosci tego w}asnie renegata
wielkiem uznaniem pisa} niedawno
,,kraj petersburski'.
| co tn movie - wobec ia
kich faktow % ugodzis. Ia.
due p@aszczenie sic ME pomo
ze. Zawsze bsdziemy pod knu'
TEN w kraju takim jak Rosja
gdzie jak sami moskale m6wia
pierwszy lepszy kOlezski regi.
strator { najuizszy tytul urzed.
nika), to prawie imperator!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-14
Przeglad prasy pol
skiej W Europe.

Wpetersburskim ,,Kraju" p.
Piotr Warta bierze ma siebie
role leader'a partji ugodowc6w
i W artykule p. t. Ma dziejo.
wynn zakrscie, przedstawia o.
.6fowi program swego stron
nictwa:
pUznanie odrebnosci narodowei,
etnogra6cznej kulturnej i wynika-
Jacych ztad konsekwencyj, zr0wna
ME praw Polakow prawsmi wszyst-
kich poddanych pahstwa, przyznanie
Krolestwu tych instytucyj, ktorycb
korzystsja gu5ernie wewnetrzne; 2
naszej zas strony: lojalnosc wobec
Monarchy rzadu, szczere poczucie
sic do jednosci pahstwowej sumien.
ne pefnienie obowiazkow pa6stwo-
wych"...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-14
Mr. Al

TreSt: Zwiazek Narodowy Polski - a
Sokolstwo. - Przeglad prasy pol
skiej w Europie. Notatki. Pre-
glad prasy polskiej W Ameryce. -
Zaiozenie Unii Amerykahskiej. -
Moralnosc ugodowc6w. Kornel
Uiejski. - Stuletnia rocznica. -
Sprawa ks. Stojalowskiego. - Roz-
maitoSci. - Wiadomosci Wv. - Ko-
respondencje ,,Zgody". - Pokwito-
wanie grup. = Protok6f Sejmu MI
Wv. Mar. Pol. - z ziemi ojczystej
- Niebezpieczne zakusy. -Faraon
- kronika miejscowa. - Przeglad
polityczny. - Odpowiedzi Redak' il.
- Podziekowania. zawiadomienia
opfoszeuia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-14

Chicago Ill., Cwartek dnia l4go Pazdziernika 1897 roku

lePleJ, zalste, oyc oocym
komus do ostatka, jak zdru
zywszy sic MIN i zbratawszy,
wyrywac go p6zniej i wyrzu,
cac, jak wyrzuca sic wsz,lki
chwast zgnilizne'.
Dlatego to z yiazkowcy po
winni sic starat, by sokolstwo
rosso W liczbs potege.
Il kazdego sokolatka wyro
snie dzielay sok6', a kazdy SO
k6l, to szczery, wytrwaiy zwia-
zkowiec.
Mech jednak ME mysla ma
81 bracis zwlazkowi, ze gaia
zda sokole przystois tylko
mlodliezy. o ME, DO z jed
nej strony mlodziea zawsze j
wsze izie potrzebuje rady star
1zych Z drugiej zas i star
sly m ludziom idea sokola 20
Wilma bye droga. To tez kto
ME moze brac udzia}u W twi.
czeniach gimnastycznych, niech
~spiera sokolstwo przez male,
zenie do gniayda, MECH zache,
ca mlodziez do czynu, MECH
jej daje przykfad prawosci
charakteru, MECH stara sic O
urzsdzanie wieczork6w, odczy-
tow, wsp6lnych cwicze6 i "a
baw sokolicb, MECH wreszcie
naiozy ten szary, piekuy str6j
sokoli, by pokazsG swiatu, z-
ceni Ojczyzue sw.;a, ae Jest
pOlakiem, a bedzie take praw
dziwym sokolem.
Wypefnijmy wiec uchwais
sejmu, popierajmy ca}emi 81
'ami sokolstwo, a bedzie nam
wdIieczns OjcLyzua nasza, ia
piekna i wielka Polska. O kt6
rel tax przemawiajs do dru.
how - wyzej juz wspomniane
- Zasady Sokole:
yBedziesz pamieta} zawsze
we wszystkich myslach, we
wszystkich slowach we wszy-
stkich czynach swoich, zes sy.
uem ziemi wielkiej, tax wiel
kiej, il ma mysl o ma}ej
mocy jej W chwili pogromu
seice ryczy z bolu, a tax ME.
szczesliwej, IL ME byio przed
mia ME bedzie po niej takiej,
jak ona meczennicy, bys pa
mietajac o TEN, uczuwal po.
trzebe zmeznienia si} cia}a
ducha u siebie i wszystkich,
kt6rzy mad tenn jej mecze6
stwem boleja, dawnej silnej
wielkosci z tesknots wygla
daja".
TAX, bracia zwiazkowcy, dla
drogiego nam Zwiszku dla
drozszej nam jeszcze Polski -
badzcie sokoiami!