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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
Echa z ObchOd6w.
Il WinOna, Mimi.
(Spoznione).

Cd kilku juz dni zawita} do mas i
wciaz j~eszcze sobie siedzi w goscinie
nieprzeb}agany wrog trapiciel rodu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To tez pomimo najszczerszych ma
szych checi wziecia udzialu W OBJ.
chodzie pamiatki powstania Listopa-
dowego-chcac niechcac -musielis-
my pozostaG W domu. Ale cato wy
s&alismy, mowiac jezykiem kurjera
NJ sp~ecjalnego Interviewer,
ktory zda} nam wierny rapport z tel
uroczystosci.
Pamiatka powstania Listopadowe=
60 obchodzona byla W poniedzialek
wieczor dnia 20 listopada w sutere-
mach naszego kosciola PREY dosyd
licznym udziale polskiej publicznos-
CT.
Okoio godz. Smej prezes komitetu
p. MARGIN Daszkowski zagaii obch6d
w kr6tkich a tresciwych slowach -
poczem powoia& w. ks. proboszcza
J.. Pacholskiego ma przewodniczace-
60. KS. p. d~ziekujac "a zaszczyt "a
prosi{ p. Wiktora Czaplewskiego
(sekr. gr 32o Il. n. P.) ma sekreta-
RIA.
Program obchodowy by} dosyGob-
szerny, skladai sic bowiem az z 26
numerow, a mianowicie-gry ma for
tepjanie, skrzypcach i kapeli polls
kiej, spiewu tow. Moniuszki i dzieci
szkolnych, oraz deklamacyj i NOW.
Zaproszony m6wca z Chicago l..
So. by& nieobecny. Ztad tez powsta}y
pomiedzy nasza publicznoscia domys-
fy.- Rozni roznie mowili: Jedni
twierdzili, re zlak} sic naszych min
nesockich mrozow; inni znowu, re
bal sic by go Hehtor ME zjadi; a
Jeszcze inni wnioskowali. re dlatego
ME przybyf gdyz sadzlf, re zanlm
dozwolonem mu bedzie przemowiG,
zmuszonym bedzie wpisac sic do ma
szej parafji.
Lecz to tylko by}y take domys}y.
Pierwsza move wyglosii Wiel. ks.
Babihski z independence, Wis.
w d}uzszej - DO przeszfo 10 minut
trwajacej movies. mowca szcze-
go}owo strescif wszystkie wypadki
b~istoryczne, poczawszy cd kongresu
wiedehskiego az do zakohczenia po-
wstania roku 1881.
Szanowny m0wca, W toku swej
mowy wspominajac walecznosG ma
szego zoinierza, - kiedy to nieraz
garstka naszych walecznych zdoby-
waIa szahce nieprzyjacielskie i cafe
hufce moskali zmuszaia do ucieczki-
zapala} sie--ze sic tax wyraze og-
MEM patryjotyzmu, "a co tez otrzy-
mywal rzesiste oklaski.
Drugq move, po angielsku, wypo-
wiedziai adwokat p. +. S. Randall.
Nova p. II. poczatkowo wywo}aia
oklaski - pozniej atoli niezadowole-
ME szemranie Pomiedzy publicz-
nosoia.
Trzecia i ostatnia z rzedu move
miai ks. proboszcz Pacbolski. okres-
lajac wewnetrzne stosunki W kraju.
81. mowca przedstawil W prawdzi-
wen swietle smutna dole ] przesla-
dowania jake lud nasz znosic musi
pod trzema zaborami.
Opisujac przesladowania ludu pol
skiego pod prusakiem, powiedziai,
re snietylko ma Slasku, W Poznah-
skiem i Prusach Zach.-polacy sa
przesladowani, ale nawet mazurom,
czyli polakom luterskiej WARY, MEM.
cy zakazuja movie pc poIsku.'
A wiec tedy 50 jednak polscy,
ktorzy ME So katolikami!- A nam
wciaz dotycbczas m6wiono, j to Ia
wet ME TAX dawno--ze kto ME kato-
Iik, to jua ME polak!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
ZawiadOmienie.

w sobote, w dzien Nowego Roku
1898, biuro Zarzadu Centralnego L..
n. p. przez dzieh ca}y zamkniete.
Il rozporzadzenia Zarzadu Cen
tralnego
N. u. Sdd0wski, sekr. jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30

IL Jan KAMA 403
IL Jan Zsgsta 403
IA J6zef Zotkos 403
Is Jan Nowobielski 403
10 J6z,f Zsgata 408
II Jan Fslkowski 403
Is Audrzej Koziowski 403
10 Ka.imiers Zarynozan 403
22220 Stan. Kr.eptowski 403
II Jan Cebula 4O3
% Franc. Iwanowski 403
% Jan Monka 403
"a Stanisiaw Jezewski 403
% Franc. Kilenski 404
20 Jan Boc,ar 404
81 Michai Kuczera 4O4
% Antoni Przybyiowioz 404
20 Jan Kislar 404
22230 Andrzej Ziemba 404
81 Jo.ef Boo'ajski 404
81 Audr1ej Kiadelski 4O4
33 LEGACY Golowski 404
"a Stanisisw Folta 404
30 Michal Machowski 4O4
36 Blaaej Wilk 4O4
81 Franoiszek Adamski 405
38 P4wei Slu.ynski 405
80 Jozsf Borkowski 405
22240 Stanis}aw Drikie wicz 4O5
Al Frauoiszek Z:elinski " 405
AZ Antoni Gutowski 405
43 K. Swiatkowski 405
A Antoni Kuoinski " 405
As Micha} Kalirowski 405
48 J6,ef Wisniewski 4O5
AZ Autoni Mile zski 405
AZ Frsnciszek Grabowski 405
40 Piotr Sowul 405
22250 Jan Grubioki 4O5
81 Plotr Wisniewski 405
80 J6.ef Suchodolski 405
So Andr.ej Szott 4Oo
81 Kazimierz Stefahski 405
So Jan Wisniewski 4O5
So Fran. J~aniszewski 405
81 Wojoieoh Kukulski 4O5
SO Andr.ej Choinacki 405
SO Antoni Oio wink 405
22260 Franc. Kilhski 405
81 Franc. Rsnkiswicz 405
81 Jan Ssdowski 405
SO Jan Orseohowski 4O5
"a Wladyslaw Lemahski 405
IS Franoissek Siodelski 405
SO Jan Cybulski 4O5
81 Autoni Dola 405
SO Antoni Wisniewski 405
SO Jan Strzalkowski 405
22270 Piote Tekieniewski 4O5
II Jan Osihski 405
" Andrzej Sistkowski 405
70 Franc. Matusiewioz 405
IA Antoni Nspiorski 405
rs Audrzej Kudlsor 406
rs J6.ef Hsrsst 400
II Marcin Bernas 400
70 Stsnis'aw Koityka 400
70 Adam Ciesla 400
22280 Jo1ef Kupieo 40G
81 Jak6b Bo,uch 400
81 Adam Szott 406
SO Stsnisiaw Kuoiembs 400
"a Jan Mao do 406
IS Jan Lasks i08
So Wojoiech Niesgods 400
81 Piotr Bogdas 400
SO Pswei Stenr1ow ski 406
SO BsIeli Drsgan 400
22290 Franc Cioiek III. 400
81 Msroin Wiercioch 400
92 Albin Piekarz 400
90 Franc. Cioiek /. 4O6
81 Stsnisfaw Mika 400
% Stanisiaw Kalenbs 406
So Jan Znuds 400
81 Stanisisw Cygan 4Oo
90 Msroin Papuga 4O6
80 Pswei Multan 400
22300 Wojciech Klisser 4O6
1 Frsnciszek Hsrsst 400
2 Jakob Wanst 400
Andrzej Mietus 4O6
A Wrubel 400
5 Adam Hsrast 4O6
8 lgnacy Kraus 4O6
J6zef Kslenbe 4O6
8 Jan Kobel 406
8 Micbsi Hsjec 400
J6zef Bielsws 400
III Piotr 5 xsis 406
IL Stsnisfsw Erasmus 4O6
IL Wojciech Miskowicz 4O6
Ia Hipolit lwsszkiewioz 4O7
Is Jan Dsiergowski 4O7
IS Winosnty Z~sohsryasz 407
II Michs} Jssko 4O7
18 Tsdeusr Psarski 407
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
REDAKToR;
Stefan BdrszczeUsh,i.

Battered at q. at Chicago, Illinois as seconds elias
matter.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
EmDrOiderieS.

Cambria. Nainsook and
Swiss Edges and Insertions
narrow. wide and mediu IL
wide-in lengths from I to
Fl, yartls-at shorter
prices.
There are just four pat
terms OF i5-in.h English
Embroidery F1Oun..in,ss-pa
yarv's 10 the pattern-S3.15
and S4.T5.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Umbrellas.

. Mems 26-inch Stanley
silk Cmbrellas-REDUCED
from $3.50 to $1.I5.
: Silk Gloria Umbrellas.
26-inch, mounted on steel
reds, with silver-trimmed
natural handle = REDUCED
from S1.75 to 81. 80.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
UphoQsteries.

Remnants Of Silks, Sat
ines, Mad.tas AMI Lace at
HALF IRICE.
A lot of single pairs of
Lace Curtains-NoW 81 to
1915 q p.iir.
Fire t&reens. in oriental
enects-N-25 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Black
Dress Goods.

Short lengths of Grena-
dimes. Examines. Cashmeres,
Henriettas, Serges, Chcv-
lots. Nuns Vei1iugs.
Batistes and Crepons. No
hairs and other of the platn
and novelty weayes-spIHe
about one-half of the regu-
lar price
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Silks.

Another gathering of rcri-
nants of Choice Silks fop't
lar effects. that have been
selling at 81 and $i.JO-
NOW 5Or- yard.
A small LOT of 81. 3 anil
81 Fancy Silks. splendid ef-
feets-NOW 81 a yard. :
Evening star., 1897-02-11
laceS.

One lot Of OF sro Gauzes -
White. Pink. Lilac. Blue,
Mais, Nile and Black--the
import price has been toc.
n yard-NOW 51~. yard.
One lot Of Chiffon. EN-
broidcrcd edges plain
White, Blue and Mais. and
Black and Red. anil Black
with Mais. Pink, Lilac. Blue
and white-REDUCED from
40c.. soc. and I5c. to 23c.
Il yard.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Hosiery.

Ladies Fast Black Hose.
with White feet-speciai
price-21c- Il pair
Ctillrens Fine Gauge
Black Ribbed H0sc-all
Sizes > to 9-REDt CED
from 25c. TO 19c. 4 pair.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Ladies' Wraps
and Suits.

2 Black Kersey Jackets,
with shield front, fastening
high in neck: lined all
through with Black TaHeta
silk-REDtcED M from s12 TO
81.
) Black Cheviot Walking
Suits. with fly front. box
coats, lined with Black
Tafeta silk; skirts lined
with pere;iline = REDUCED
. from $3.50 TO, 80.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Druggists
SumdrieS.

4 lot Ct Horn Dressing
Combs REDUCED TO Sc.
each.
Toilet Soap = REDUCED
from Jc. and 1Oc. TO Sc.
cake.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
nerinO
Underwear.

A broken lot of ladies'
M-rino Vests and Pants,
American H1Sie-v Co.'S
make Were S1.lO TO 81. 70
now zoe. each.
Broken lots of Children
Underwear - values rangin:
from 3Jc. to 81. i0-NDW
2lc. ed.-h piece.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Baskets.
AT
PERRY'S.

1 Scrap Basket-REDUCED
from 69c. to SOC.
q Scrap Baskets-RE-
DUCED from 75c. to SOC.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Handkerchiefs.

A few Ladies' Pure Linen
Hand-embroidcred Handker-
chiefs, slightly soiled-NOW
19c.
3 Ladies' Pre- Linen Hand
embrOtiered Handkercliefs,
slightly sOiled - REDUCED
from S3.T5 To $1.0O.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Fancy
Dress Goods.

4S-inch Satin Striped
Frize-REDUCED from So
to 50 n yarrl.
iS-inch SIX and Mohair
Frize-REDUCED from ST
to So a yard.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Jeweary.

Mems Sterling Silver
mounted Pocket Combs-RE-
DUCED from 39c. to 25c.
. Sterling silver Hair
Brnshes-REDUcED from 81
10 50.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Wash Goods.

Scotch Zephyrs-in lengths
from BY to IL yar,ls-RE-
DUCED from 25c. to 40c.
how 15c. u yard.
Remnants of French Per-
Gales, SILK Gmghams. French
OrRandies. French FlOwered
Swisses and BrilHants-RE-
DuCED from &c. and Soc.
to 15c. and SOC. u yard.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Innings.

lockwood GaInbrics-frOm
IN 4 yards-21sc. a yard.
Fine French Per .alines
short lengths. in most all
shades NOW De. a yard.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
VelVets.

We shall offer yoa the
choice of some 81. $3.50 ana
So Nelvets for $l.J0 a yard.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Leather Goods.

, Col0red Leather Pocket
Books-WEIsE 81 and $2.2J
NOW 9Sc.
3 Coiored Leather Chate-
laine Bags-WERE $1.75 and
S2.S-NOW 81 .35.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Gloves.

4-buttOn PiNue Suetles
REDUCED from $3.50 to
9Sc. Il pair.
Perrin's 4-buttOn Elk Tans
REDUCED from $50 to
9Sc. n pair.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Double Stores.
G. st. near 18th.
IMlEJDDI AN.
LAr1PS REDUCED.

Banquet Style, B. & II. make. Only. 81 .35
Banquet Style, E. NJ make. Only ...... .N.i3
Banquet, with onyx. Only. $225
I New Rochester 5000 Now s. 90
1 New Rochester, $500. Now. 90
1 New Rochester, with handles, $S.2o Now
SITS
1 New Rochester. $5.25. Now. 1913
l Fancy Figure. banquet style. Only. 81. 80
1 Onyx Column Lamp. $3.50. Now. ...... 50. 10
2 E. NJ. Make Banquets, $+.0O. Now. 80
1 Handsome Banquet Lamp s.75. Now. .$235
1 B. & H. Table Lamp. $3.50 Now. 20
We have just taken stock, and while these
nre remnants to us, they are bargains to you.
Every one Is Of high quality.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Mems
rnishings.

4 Night Shirts. fancily
trimmed. cut extra full and
1ong-sizes Is and 1850.
grade for 3gc.
8 Twillel Cotton Night
Shirts. generously proper
tiouel-sizes IA and 1S-i5c.
grade. Soc.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
EaamneHs.

Short lengths of Flannels.
Eiderdowns and French Chnl-
lis-some Of them reduced
TO one-half the regular price.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Bed Wear.

Q Red Mechftfne Spreads
REDUCED from $1.25 to
$1.O0.
1 pair ia jacquard Bor-
der Blankets = REDUCED
from $500 TO $3.50.
l pair 11-4 All-woOl Blum
kets-REDCCED from $500
to $500.
] pair 12-4 All-wool Rlan-
kefsmREDUCED from SO
4 Down COmfort-RE-
DUCED from $500 to 5000,
Evening star., 1897-02-11

Hoge Will be Mt home tomorrow and the
remaining Fridays In February.
Mrs. George Ewing win not be at horne
tomorrow.
Mrs. William II. Daw 23ol n street. will
be at home the last two FRIDAYS In Feb
ruary-19th and 26th.
Mrs. Anthony. Connolly will not be at
home tomorrow
The young ladies of the Home Missionary
Society Of Hamline Church. will give a
valentine tea tomorrow evening at 1:n
Wertz, 1910 o street
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson Glider Of
New York are guests at the White House
MRS. Price Lane. the Misses Skinker. Miss
+. 7. carr Mrs. Sands of Fort Myer. Miss
tterson OF Pittsburg, and Miss Nina Cor
aon % VIII be at home today. at 11I9 street.
This will be the Misses Skinker.s las
Thursday I'm Wash hington
Mrs. Moncure X. Tompkins OF aila \
street who has been III for several weeks
is slowly improving. but will not be able TO
return any calls this winter
Mr. and Mrs. James Malcolm Henry have
returned to their home. 22so \ street.
The ladies at Wizards will hold their last
formal reception for this season tomorrow
Mrs. Walker. wife of Representative
Walker of Massachusetts. WAS al home to a
ia' ;. hu.iioei oi chiiers TUESDAY afternoon
at the Shoreham. Mrs. Walker has with
her this winter her niece, Miss Davenport
charming dehutante of Worcester Mass
MRS. Mason of Cairo hes as her guest
Miss Ward OF Portsmouth Va Mrs Mason
Is at home to her friends Wednesdays.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor and Miss Robena
Taylor of 23s Massa sachusetts avenue north
east VIII receive Monday. February Is. and
Monday. February -. from to =
Miss Manning of POO G street will be at
home TO her friends tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry Shepard and Miss Helen
Shepard of Chicago are the guests of Mrs.
Stevenson at the Normandie. Mr.. Henry
Shepard was a former law partner of Chief
Justice Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Van wickle of this
city are now visiting in New York
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Notions.

35c. SILK WhalebOne Cas-
tng-all colOrs-15c. the
piece.
Leather Skirt Binding-1c.
u yard.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s$0@GAREsss g 3
: : $$$61 61tst.&@e,$$s : :
The New Philadelphia
House.
Friday
Reduction Day.

These are "speciA reductions" for
a special purpose You can easily
see that neither VIZ nor any other
merchant could afford to quote such
low prices every day. Friday is the
day for finishing up the leftover"
lots from the week previous.
Ladies Good Muslin Gowns, em-
pire style, trimrned-with open-work
embroidery, and ,cambric ruff1e
around neck AND sleeves. Reduced
from 6oc. to. aye.
Ladies' Good Muslin Gowns, en-
pire style, beautifully trimmed with
open-work embroidery, finished
equal to the best home work. Re
duced from s1.2y TO-. -. @8c..
Children's Extra Quality Muslin
Drawers, hem and 3 tucks, sizes
and 2. Reduced from 16c. to. .l212c.
Ladies' Cloth Petticoats-
Red"ssS Rea"ssS from from 3 3, sS 5S fs'; IS 81,
Reduced Reduced from from & to $50.
Ladies' Moreen Skirts. Reduc-
ed from So to..........~......$Z to.
8 Misses Refer Jackets, in beau
tiful English mixed goods, sizes ID,
16 and I8. Reduced from $Io
to....................-...S3.25 to. :. 80.
3 Ladies' Fine "Man-tailored"
Skirts, in beautiful heather mixtures.
Reduced from So to......-....SS
Lot of III. & s." Corsets, all sizes,
black, white and colors. Reduced
from ST to. .z0c.
7 dozen Napkins, slightly soiled.
Reduced from S2.25 to-. .$I.75 doz.
Several pieces OF I8-in. All-linen
Crash. Regular &c. value. Reduced
to. ................. .6lAc.
Lot of Mems Laundered and I'm
laundered New York Mills Muslin
Shirts, sizes ID, 161, u and 17!-
aanapasd Inaa%assasd wers EeFs S. 'Is now 9ss sS s
Lot of Mems Linen Collars, in odd
sizes, that formerly sold for 10 and
I5c. Choice tomorrow. ...... &c.
Two Ga Chenille Table Covers,
rich colorings. Reduced from $3.50
to-. to....-...................$l.20 .20
3 pairs of White All-wool Blan-
kets, 1914. Reduced from $3.25
TO-. 49,. SZ.Ow
Ladies' Imported Black Cotton
Hose, all sizes. Reduced from I8c.
to..........-............ l212c.
Mems Ribbed Cotton Colored Half
Hose. Reduced from 25c. to. .l9c.
Balance OF line of Mems Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes.
Reduced from 75e. to........ SIC.
Mems 28-in. 1Steel-rod English
Gloria Umbrellas, natural handle.
Reduced from ST to-. 75c.
Lot Of Mems Rlsin White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. Reduced
to--.---. ...,..l... ..S.--..... lOc.
Lot of Ladies1 Plain White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. Reduced
TO-. ................ ....... sc.
As Ask ,S for ~, Modes and Fashions-our new fashion
$WlARRSs 8
3 |5GtSf.@
S0ooo000oDo0oooooo9
AndirOn1S, 6. s::s.:' &: g. s:'''''
To all eomers this week-2O per cent of,
regular prices. The huge assortment Shown
is varied and heb Grade enoaayl-t to ss,,,t tho
Evening star., 1897-02-11

\. r. A. I'm New York To Disband.
1t was learned yesterday in New York
that at recent meeting the leaders of
the American Protective Association i'm
that city decided definitely to disband the
organization.
The records of the organization, which
include the membership have been placed
IN the hands of trustees and will he pre-
served for future use in case of a reorgani-
Zation.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Stationery.

Stafford Writing Inks
NOW 3c. a bottle. =
Good quality Writing
Paper. with envelopes to
ina trh-NoW 9c. q box.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Linens.

Short Lengths OF Bleached
and Cream Damasks.
Short Lengths Twill and
Phid C-ashes.
SBall lot of Bleached
Dainask Cloths. Il little
sOiled by handling.
These are offered to yon at
very much below their
actual value.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Fancy Goods.

= Quadruple Plate IBdivid-
ual tAStors - REDUCED
from S2.2J To Sl.2J each.
= Onyx Buse Piper
Weights REDUCED from
.Dc. to 39c.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
nuslin
Underwear,

Muslin Empire Gowns.
trimmed with finch EN-
br"idered rufiie-I,ERICED
from 81 TO 69c.
d Helvy Muslin Gowns,
with yoke of fine tucks,
trimmed with rufiies of en-
Dro:dery REDUCED from
SLID to $1.19.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
In Mem orfam.

BARNES. In loving remembrance of my cousin.
GEORGE II. BARNFS. who entered into rest
three years ago today-February H. 1894.
.,AnDther gem In the Savior's crown;
Another soul In hea aven.'
BY ONE WHO LOVED HIM, T.. G.
LUCAS. In memory OF riy dear mother, ELLEN
e., relict Of the late .ohn T. Lucas who died
five years ago todsy-Febru IL. 1892.
NJ. A. LUCAS.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Wrappers.

Peresle Wrappers. with
full front and Vatican back
REDUCED from Ijc. to 59c.
Percale wrappers. made
with double yoke back and
front; trimmed with rufffes
cut extra long and wide
REDUCED from 81 to 79c.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Ribbons.

3-inch Flowefel Ribbons
REUI-CE.D from 2Jc. To 1Oc.
Il yar'l
J-in-h Nottled Ribbons. in
q variety Of rombiIi, tiuns-
REIt CED from .Dc. t" lie.
u yard
Evening star., 1897-02-11
Infants Wear.

Infants Pink and Blue
Outing Flannel Gowns-sizes
! TO 6-REDCCED from GS
TO J0c. each.
Children's Lawn Dresses
eoiored stripes and checks
made with Mother Hubbar rtl
yoke AMI large collar edged
with ruffie-NOW soc.
Evening star., 1897-02-11
COrsetS.

. pairs W. b. Corsets, ex-
ira long waists. Size 10;
slightly soiled - LEDUCED
from $3.50 10 $l.S9 81 pair.
. pairs Sonnette COrsets,
with extra long waists, two
si:ie steels; silk Tossed only
large sizes-l;EDUCED froin
$l.2 10 S9c. pair.
Evening star., 1897-02-11

~ DO ~ ~ rs
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~~-.s F-H-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-11
I'M BERKELEY

Regular monthly meeting Of the Mis-
SioraIy Society Will be held this after
noon at 400 O'Clock at l!crklcy Avenue
Baptist church. Address by Rev. w.
f. Fisher and recitations and singing by
the young people.
Mrs. James VI. Bcasicy, OF South Nor
folk. died Friday at 3 o'clock p. IN. The
remains were taken to Snow Hill, N. c.
Mr.. G. G.. Palmer closed the Napor
stove exhibit yesterday.
Mr.. John NJ. Sanderlln, of Carrsvillc,
IS visiting his sister, Mrs. e. j.. Win
borne. on Chestnut street.
Mr.. Wallace Winborne and Miss Mary
Rea. who have been visiting the Misses
Winborne. on Chestnut street, left for
their home. in lIdenton, accompanied
by Miss Annie Winborne.
Mrs. w. j. Luke, of Second street, will
leave for Philadelphia Monday morning
to visit relatives.
Miss Rosa Cross, of Gates county. N.
c.. is visiting her sister, MIS-. Y. b. Stor-
ey. on Main street.
Mrs. Griffith and son are visiting Mr..
Samuel Cross, who is stationed at the
naval station ST. Helena.
Mr.. j. w. Saunders, Il popular farmcr
near CarrSviile, paid his son, Mr.. Nlclza
Saunders. OF this city, a flying visit to-
day. He Will return this afternoon by
the Seaboard Air Line railroad, accom-
AiiAN ~ u .lIIHsL pa -, MS SUI.
Mrs. j. II. Hart. Of Richmond, and
Miss Leila Kello, Of Southampton coun-
", are h guests of DR.. j. Is. Floyd
and wife, on Chestnut street.
Mr.. c.. ~. BUrruss, who has been Wis
it!nE relatives on Eastern Shore, re-
turned yesterday to his home, on Pearl
street.
The young mems meeting will be held
this afternoon at 3 O'clock al the Berk-
lev Avenue Baptist church. All are cor
daily invited to attend Inc services.
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE.
At the Main Street Christian church
this morning at II O'Clock. w. Q. Slierf,
superintendent. the following pro-
Eramme of children's day services VIII
hc rendered:
Childr"n's Offering Hymn Coronation"
Prayer.
lteclt2tirn ............ "ChilIrcn's Day"
SonG-"iIai!, Welcome Children's Day.
iStHilailDN ................
BY Three Little Girls.
Class Exercise ...... The L4Orh's Work"
song ................ little Cleaners"
Hesitation. TIL Story OF a Rain Drop"
song ..-............ "Iiou's Waterman"
song .............. Over the World"
R"ci;ation--"I7ro!n the Sunday school,
Through the Saloon 10 the Gal
'bs!S ...'..--. Si'cti iIl'.. lJlEIl.
Ecc.tation..."A Call 10 Home Missions
Recitation ana song. bring Flowers
Recitation -. $ Days for til. Lord
Song ............ The Day Of Our JOY"
Recitation ........ "Wlfl You Help Tsp"
Collection.
S6ng "GOod-bye"
BcncdictiOn.
two popular teachers III the public
schools here. are attending the Normal
at charlottesville, Va. where they Will
remain four weeks.
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tic:ilsi0us.

Court Street Raptis, church. DR.. a, =.
Owen. pas;or-ScrviceS To-day as FOL
Preaching by the pastor AT II o'GlncA
4. m. Subject. y MAn Spake Like
This Man" The Lords Supper will be
administered at the close of the sermon.
S:i5 ]. nj. the subject viii BE- "Ohedicnce
70 The Heavenly Vision
Calvary Baptist church, Rev. 7. s. c.
Davis. pas!or-~Sunday school at $50 a.
M. Preaching 81 II a. m. and s y. N.
Sunbeam Society ut ; y. M.
PorE Norfolk Baptist chnpal-Sundny
school at $50 y: N. ~Treach!nS al $50
r.. III. by Fey. W. Y. Savage, of Churcl-
land.
Monumental NJ. T.. church, Rev. T.. T..
Betty. Notwithstanding al Il q. III.
and S:l5 y. n.
Central NJ. Z. church, Rev. Dr.. G.. II.
Ray. misunderstanding by The pastor al
II a. IN. and SIS T.. III. Morning sub
jcct, Gross Bearing" Evening subject.
vows" Junior Epworth Leaguc at ;
p. m.
Fourth Street BAPTIST chulch. Rev.
DR.. ". l.. Fisher, pa&tor-Sunday schnNl
81 ?:l0 a. m. Preaching at II a. ana
s p.>Tn. hy the pastor.
South Street Baptist church-Preach-
tor.
Port Norfolk NJ. L. church. South.
Excursion Pavilion, Rev. Daniel Z. Mcr-
rift. Iastor-Sunday school at $40 a. m.
Preaching at1l q. IN. IGpworth League
at y j.. III.
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f',vo fhievca Cnpfnres.

Yesterday morning Two negro men
named Henry Scot. and Juhn Foreman.
who We're employed on Mr.. Willis Bid
goods farm, were called UP by another
colcred man named Dempsey 10 ep 10
work. \ WOm9n named Winnie John
son Vas ala5 called and responded.
Dempsey lcf; them ANA went out in he
field, thinking that incy would be along
ate: awhile. lie waited sIme time and
finding that they did not came to work.
he Went back 10 the house 10 lonl; fnr
them. When he got .hcre he founa rho
" men and woman gone. He
looked around tho room ana found .ha.
he had been robbed OF 81 in money and
200 truck ]ttckctS. He immediately
started in pursuit Of them. ana caught
up with Scott and the woman in thhs
city. Officer Lindsay arrested Them
They wc.e carried before Juaticc Aims
worth, who save ahcm sixty days each.
a warrant was issued for the other man