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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13
CITY BRsvITIEs.

Mrs f. L. Carson los: plush cape out
Aais street. A reward II returned.
Eva i-usilc Bell. aEei four months, died
waterway AZ he home Of her parents, iois
a sake sale for tho benefit OF Trinity
Mission chapel VIII be held at Lewyn's
-ras stow today.
John h$ehengel1er. q car repairer for
ih'. Scughcra. Pacific, was has.ly hurt
InufsaAy night by being caught between
The whfe oak schue;zenvsrein will
have q shoe; AZ White OAK tomorrow af-
ffTneou, followed by the annual infsquer-
a1e bail AZ night
he sharks win hold a special meeting
. tonight a; Hurke's hall, important mat
iers MI come w. pertaining TO the II.
lairscSs Day concert.
Local Cn.on No. 81 Of the National
brotherhood of Electrical Workers gave
a very enjoyable and well attended ball
lss' nisrt at Saenserbanl hall.
The lali,ss OF the Shel,ering Arms will
give a valentine lunch TODAY, conducted
~ MIS- belgado and Mrs Noyes, assisted
~ Misses Bryan, Bentley. Burton, Taylor.
lNAeaTdo and Atkinson.
The Worlan's Relief corps Of the Grand
Army OF thu Republic gave 8 very delight
III valentine, or heart scciahic. Las; nirh'.
2. her rooms IN he Rice building, on
server and some pretty souvenirs distrih-
justice Elll performed ;he marriage GER
Smonies. yesterday uniting in wedock
henry Mccloud AMI Willie Austin AMI
AMY Hanse; and Miss Annie NJ Jensen.
itt also hei1 an inquest upon the body of
Mrs Cora J, Coy. who died At her home
{; Cross Timbers.
Lieutenant ~. c. Raynor. chairman OF
the military committee. ari Quar;ernnass-
ftr Walter g. Sneed OF the safe ,roors
VINO are looking after all masters pertain
ing 20 the "SiosminE of the Alamo" at
Galveston. were in lie CITY yestnr-liy dis
r'hnI!ng a lot OF advertising muster In
connection with the grand even; VIXEN
the '7'iieship Texas VISITS Galveston.
Fred Jones. swiichman IN the yards
rlgnt hand badly mashed last nieli while
making coupling. He was taken to The
houston lniirinary ana al of his hand
was Nmputate'l by Or. J. r. Stnart, ~
eept a small portion and The lit.ie finger.
The accident was caused by his lamu go
M oNt and he could rot see plainly the
IN Eas1HS '
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Yesterday u party of cotton and meehan'
zeal experts visited the Hartwcli Iron
Works. The party consisted of Messrs. T.
+. Griffin. Riddle, George Anderson, secre-
,arv Mercantile Marine association. Hayes
OF the Associated Press and r. J. Ander-
sen, consulting engineer
u the absence OF cotton for the cylin-
drical cotton compress which they came to
examine and see work. bagging was used
and found TO work very satisfactory. All
concerned left for Galveston last evening
thoroughly convinced that the future OF the
compress and cylindrical cotton bale has
come 10 STAY.
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Victoria News Notes.

Victoria, Texas. February IA meeting
of the stockholders and others Interested In
the Farmers and Merchants Gin company
has been called for the court house Feb
ruaTy Ii. While the full amount has not
been subscribed. the deficit is not large
ana the projectors are confident that they
VIII have the gin up and ready for business
III time for next seasons business.
MtSSrs' Tucker ~ Nichols have purchased
the court studio" of Mullens C GRAY. Tho
new photographers are from Syracuse.
n. Y.
~; NJ, Henderson, II. Kinsell and W. c.
Nobl" Of Port Lavaca We're among IN.
strangers In Victoria yesterday.
ihe condition of Hon. Il. u. Linn. sena-
or-elect from this district. continues TO hc
very critical. and it is impossible to saw
When ne VIII bc able to leave for his post
az austin though he hopes to do so in a
few weeks. -
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Robbed a Katy Cnbuosc.

On Thursday night about midnight the
caboose of the incoming freight train Of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas was robbed
at Eureka. and vallse taken out which
contained a lot of Missouri Kansas and
TEXAS train report papers and a 3S-callber
COTS double acting pistol Conductor Pat
owens one Of the best OF boys aud who is
always too ready to give. but not willing to
be robbed was the unfortunate man
robbed. lie was doing some switching at
Eureka. and while the crew was away some
one bored hole in the cupola and loosen
ing the latch entered and stole the grin.
ne matter was reported to the police. but
no trace OF valise or thief has been heard
from Fat is a good natured man, but woe
hetide the man II he should run up with
him ~ $500
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A Fine Exhibition.

JAS l.. Malone. the WOr,1 s champion pool
player and billiard expert. gave an exhibit
ton last night at the Capitol billiard par
Tor. in the presence OF a largo crowd OF
spectators.
HIS pool game was against Mr., Gorhani.
and In twenty four innings he scored 1875
points against Gorhams -. the latter for
feiting POINTS.
The billiard game was against Mr.. La
bourcade. a local champion. Malone scoring
100 points TO Labournade's 81, Malone's
average was 3.5. Laoourcades $50.
Another exhibition Will be given tonight,
After the games Mr. Halone entertained
the spectators with some fancy shots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

Tho dedication of the new chapel OF the
cumberland Presbyterian church will take
place sunday at II a. m. The house is
now finished and ready for use
There VIII also be a special service at 3
p m. when all the ministers OF the city
are invited to be present and make short
talks.
All the services In tho new chapel on
sunday Will be very interesting Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching At II a. m.
and the dedication service accompanying
the il o'clock service. Preaching at 80
p; M Endeavor meeting 6:i5 D m. The
chapel will accommodate from $50 10 400
people A general invitation is eNteaded
to all
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City Editor Houston Post.
Houston, Texas, February II, ls97.-En.
closed find si0O, which please apply to cas-,
OF destituion mentioned in this days Post
mckinney and Dowllngl and much oblige
Reader
The above contribution was turned over
to Dr. Wheeler. city missionary, by whom
me case above referred 10 was reported 10
the Post and by him 1t was transferred TO
tho party for whom It was intended.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


The barome,ric pressure * below 3oot
inches throughout: the country tonight. the
lowest harometric area being over West
ern NEBRASKA and Kansas. The highest
barome,Iic area overl.es the Ohio valley.
the South Atlantic and Central and West
crH Gulf States.
The weather is generally cloudy over the
Central Gulf and South Atlantic States.
and over the northern portion of the
country
Jacksonville is ;he only station report
Ing rainfall to the amount of IL OF an
inch.
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Examining Rock.

O'rriSan' Texas. February 10.-Sevcral of
the Houston Fast and West Texas railway
officials are here examining the rock at
the old 'iendry rock quarry. with a view
10 tn" government using the rock at Gal
weston or some place on the coast. The
rock is finc. /. viii se remembered that
The first rock used in tho icttics at Gal
weston came from this quarry. There are
hundreds OF cars Of this rock already in the
Gulf ct Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

Cross Timbcrs ncighborhcod. found her
dead In her bed. she having died some time
during the niHh,. The deceased was porn
in 1914 and was consequently sS years oil
age Her first husband was Thomas Foster
GrAvis. hy whom she had two sons, who are
yet livins-C. NJ. and s. II. iravis. Her
frs, husband died early in the sos and her
second husband ,Coyl died soon after the
war She will be buried at o'clock this
afternoon in the family lot in the neishbor-
hood burying grounds
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The ST. Mary's mission conducted by the
dean Of Dallas. continues to grow in in
terest.
ON Monday night the mission commenced
In the Knights Of pythias hall, Fifth ward
vas upened with an address on the Holy
Catholic Church"
Tuesday WAS ret apart as 'aulct day"
for the visiting priests, conducted by the
bishop Of Texas.
Wednesday was commenced by a cele-
brStion OF tho holy communion At 6 80 q. IN
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Snhinc Pnss Shinninr.

Sabine Pass. Texas, February l9-Th-
Stella Marshall, arrived today from We
laSco. with the schooner Florence. Wor-
nell, fn tow, The Florence WIN load F.,
cargo OF slabs FOR Tamnc 60. These sl.ls
are to be rscd IN the mines In Mexico
Inc schooner While Il. Bohannon. Mo
son, cleared anl ss.luh today for Vera
Cruz with 5al 0ON feet Of lumber ard ~ ~
Tuscan hark hsmeralda. Grant, fos Ant
Mtrp WIN lGle0o feot OF hmher. -
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McGInsson Forgery Cases.

troy Texas, February l2.--The witnesses
are all back here from Bolton in the trial
OF D. w. McGlasson, who was at one tim,
a prominent business man here, for for.
gerry He was tried in one case last week
ana acquitted, and this week was tried or
similar case and the jury yesterday
evening brought in a verdict of guilty and
assessed his punishment at five years in
me penltentiary. lie has yet eight more
forgery cases against him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday from the city engineers Of
fee:
.has. Putcr. repairs on fence. $50.
J. j. Sohossar, shed on Dallas avenue
$50.
j. c. Matthews, repairs on roof and fence
on Milan street $40
G. II. Greene, cottage on Davis street.
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StOcknncn Active

'''rhhg CITY Texas, February 10.-The
Mu'as are iull of cattle buyers, paying as
much as sls75 for steer cattle. The cow
man is on the move to get oil tho o,,,,o ~
ne sate side of the quarantine line before
lhe tlme Is up. which is February : 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

Washington, February 12-For Eastern
TeNas-rDl,r; southery winds veerlng to
eAttriy' warmer In extreme southeastern
portion colder In northern portion Satur-
day nigb.
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Professor u. C. Grow will organize nm
Eclectic I.yceum Circle for the studs ~
etolectlcism, theosophy spiritualism. rolir-
ION and kindred subjects. o. which due mn
nouncemcnt will he mldc "N ""-
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IT'S A PLEASuRE

LOT us TO handle laundry work. as we are
I'M, .uiis equipped and We know how to handle
,he trade The people know what we saw
w Ne rue, Wnat We do is legitimate and what
, TS promise Is fulfilled. Give us a cali.
rie. u"u'!' ioii frai-
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Hutrhesnn explained to he jury that Jnder
Jsnnca A. Breeding was the leading counsel
| IN the case. bur thar he had refrained from
making an argument before the .ury 70:
/ the reason that his relationship TO his CHI
Ont tthas OF father-in-lsw) was 70 close
that he could not trust himself In an APP
peal IN his behalf
In conclusion District Attorney Cillaspie
made the best OF an uusyripathetie CAUSE,
He made an able, dirnsiicd ana manly
presentation Of the case from his stand
point, rrfrainins from dragging into the
case many features that he might have
dwell upont o an advantage HIS speech
YVES commended for rs charity in resisting
the temptation " tear open wounds AL
ready Of necessity 60 thoroughly lacerated.
Upon the conclusion Of THE arguments the
judge submitted a sweeping charge. in
Guiding evory phase OF homicide from sell
defence up 10 murder IN tho first degree.
The case was given to The jury about
noon. and in just the time required 10
write the verde; the jury returned with
verdict Of not guilty. signed by MI s.
Packard a. foreman.
Then there wss crowdlne around the
defendant ana his family and snch lseh-
r1-ruose display ~ IS seldom witnessed ia
court house-thcse however. were tears
% joy and oongrotnistiua-
Nnne who heard thu evidence 81 The cAs-
were surprised 81 The verdict
The devoted young vic a. Defend san;
Boyee sat by his side during TIE entire trial
with hrr arm encirgl.ne bis beck ana yves
that were constantly red from weeping
In yesterdays repu-t q The case az IL
Justice may have tacn 5one Captain fU-eh-
eson IN making q appear that Re vas tr-as! .
and toriurpus IN his cross cxn-rirAtien G.,
Mrs Smith, who pleaded - him 20 sas-e
her feelings CAPTAIN Egtchessn ftl; ;hg
situation R1I30s' SIS keenly IS
Sid The witness Il vas srve-T rN-T,ici +
between bis we'll KNOWN chiralrT ana sense /
y tEfy. and "a resp7ase - Mrs Smiths .
appeal for uacrcy 20 her feelings X was Al .
gi7eal 10 ne fuan rather fh&a ih4 lasrs-.
md ss such &; was .zsf1rs5y Gu6 - lufly
'i-spertee With she -ysususe. Pardon TO
% ssta, | SHAH asa ssa n9s tnethf7 Caea-
f3r
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nr. r. c. Hodges during tho wool, ,,,,,
be IN his office from 10 O'clock n ~ WI,
o'clock p. m. As soon as aha 10 ~ ,,n M
resume his regular hours "''' nc VIII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

Nisor vitality and a healthy apneti,e
impaired by little Angostura Bitters ever,,
morning; Sole manufacturers, Or. j. G. n
Siegort 4 Sons W. ~
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THE CASE As MADE BY THE DEFENSE
Capsaaa AsscAeson's strong Appeal
- she sury--An Affecting scene ~
the Coaclusion Of she Case.

i.
mediateiy upon the roassennhhs OF 'n
court. shortly after . o'clock
M.-v yon.x co,orea WINS .hs frs, wit.
.s... -. ao.nn.. ~, ~.
in''o'ueou Wy .Ae
day mat smith was Killed she was Worhli'e
for Mrs Smith. ironing. She washed 10;
th. c,r,,,. ana MAS a, .hs,, hops. ever,
49, -. =,
week enc was ine'e ''e "'sN' ''''
killing hut saw or heard nothing unusual
I'm .be norn,ns beso-e Smith WAS Killed
-r,,na. ,,-.,,or, ,,,,.,,,.,- t.,,io A.,
H@~ ''" p'''.'''- - -
the yhrd which stnith sa'a he had 'hro~o
al his wife. bu; that he would Get her An-
o,ho, nm 7,ha, 5no-r,nr he was oua-rei-
..A 80, - -.
ING WIZ Mrs' smith anu l-'e" no'S
pad at her He was leading ana oiiinT
ristoi. and told Mrs Smith that he was
roipe to Eni her bro,her Win n 1t was
larger risiol than he usually had He
got the ihrEe pistol ihsi morn!ns' WIZ
....,.-x -. -. 49,. .,., f,,r.e nra-rlses
'i"us" 'Ne '"-' '"-N '1'
Tbs was AboA' II 0 ci"ck' ns "es h''i'.i
between II and O'Clock, He vEs quarrel
,r- ,-,,, hi. win ali he r,s-ninr Tvftose,
80 -. Ca, 49,,
oio mol sec anyone sho't s'i''-' 9-' -Ns'
heard the shots
by the SiAte--Did nc; Aer Mr. Brrcs
wheH he fred She shots I1d nD re him
standing or barrel Smith wa telling hir
wife hat he Intended n klu her brother
Don't know ,ha. Mrs Smith 'sls this 80
Bnyre witness saw rrsnh afer he WAs
,ho, ris no, 80 srY pistol az him tber
n. b.s /. h-oa,r ,- ne vsrs pa nor hear
s,,,,h cali - hIs vi,e 10 come 20 hils. thai
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

The Wonder Store opens ls door, :.
a, m. and closes them at s nv d,
sells goods at corner Main ana r snu
avenue. This is so. anu Texas
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ANYTHING W.T. M

70 wear fishing, but for dress ,he,,o,.
pals etc, fine work. such as 81 "e Dr.,
M Troy Laundry turns out is m. ,s Hvn'
NO. sis Prairie Ave. Phone $50. Try , ,hsgg
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JUST ARRIVED

Statutes ,1au'es Spring Heel Lace and Button
sboe s, unewest coin toesl at Sl.5O SANS
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Death of an Ola citizen.

Early yesterday morning those who went
to call Mrs, Martha J., Coy. who TOR the
past fifty-four years has been living In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-13

Mons Shoes that wear, are styllsb am,
Sonlordaele. at $500 palr SANS shoe
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Man to be shot ont of cannon from =,
balloon. Forest Park Sunday. ''''''
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General observations.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. M. 10Th meridian
time.
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HARVARD az ,RTErTr.
largest ABai~ur- ct she season nj
Tnrncr Hall

Turner Hal v,s Use. u i,s utinslsi
capacity last uset; wAeu the fiA-esra
euar'etie Prssea;e. iAf following pro-
r-zu1ne:
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LiZifapy.

Warszaws, W lipcu. Nssi u
godo ~cy ma IS ma nysl, zs beda o
gladali cara W Warszawie, wpadsjs
W oieleoy zachwyt. Me dose ma
tenn - %chcieliby, ably sic ws.yscy
Przejsli tym samym obledsm. w
tym oelu uzywajs teroru, prsy pc.
mooy kt6rego powiekszajs sumo To-
jalnosci. Kronenberg podai pro.
jekt, ably ola ~uczczenia przyjasdu
para instytucye publiczns .loayiy
ma fundus. dobrocsynny imienia
NJ kolaja III q procent doOhodu. Ia
drogs mp. kolej Wiedehska ziotyia
40 600 re-, bsnki r6wnisa powaane
sunny. DIR. Baranowski zapropono-
wal ten przymus sastosowac / do o.
sob prywstnych przez s~ciaganie pc.
datku mieszkaniowsgo cd kaadsgo
m%ies.kahcs. Ktos inny znowu Z o
wego komitetu A nissmisrtslnyob
Patryotow propouowal, ably rzemissl
nik6w cechowych wysla6 Z oborag
wismi ma spotkanie CARA. Zwr6oono
jednak uwage, Re to ME bardzo by
Dolby bez iec.nie. Proponowano
r6wniet budowe bramy tryumfalnej
z napisem .Witaj, krolu Polski",
Rzsdoom d NOV roxesiano listy
skiadkows; ME skorzy jednsk mic
szkshcy do skisdek, pomimo to ktos
I komitetu ohod.ii po domaoh I in
spektorem podstkowym. Cd r.sd.
COW domow . tych ulic, przss kt6re
a bsdzis pr.ejetdaai, policys ss.s-
dais spisu lokstor6w, kt6rych okns
wyohodzs ~ ulice, p~odkreslsjs orer-
wooym oiowkiem
Co do tego, jake in~stytuoje do
b~roosypns zs}oay & ola uczczeuia Ga
ra, byio kilks projektow, miedzy
inuymi projekt instytuoyi, ktora by
.spobiegais sser.eniu sic socyali'mu.
Ktos ziosliwy dorsdzs}, ably "a pie
nisdzs zebrsne doko hozyc sober ma
placu Ssskim.
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! ursednik6w, ursedujacych posr6d
ludnosoi Polskiej. wymagano dokia
dnej 1najomosoi jezyka polskiego.
2. Lud zgroms dsony " dniu l
sierpnia 1897 IA wieOu " Cies.ynie
asds stanowoso, ably polskie gimna-
syum " Ciefzynie pr.yjete .ostalo
ma skarb pahstwa ! ably s.kolniotwo
Posr6d ludnosci polskiej M S'ssku
sastosowansm sostaio do potrzeb tel
10 ludnosci.
Rssolucyom tym mo.ns to 1ar.u
old, 4e % Ia malo stanowcze, Ia Ia
Rodne, IA sPokojne.
Sooyalisoi spisali sic ma wieou brsyd.
ko, wy~wolujac awaniury. Mogioby
prryjsc do stare fl yc.nycb, gdyby
oie cierpliwosc ludu i wyrozuuiale So
Me choiano dac niemoom sposobno
Sol do ~nsigrawsnia sic /. wieou pol
skiego.
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Vice polSki v Cieszynle.

Cieszyn zaroil sic polsk'm lodem,
tlumy przybywaly nj wisc z vszyst
kich gmin slsskiej ziemi. lime dzisl
nice Polski rsprszentowsne byiy po
waznie, Krolsstwo i oaiy tabor 70
syjski miaiy s%tosuokowo lio.nych
przedstawicieli. Il Galioyi stawiio
sic miedzy innymi kilkunast1 posiow
sejmowyoh i czlonk6w rady pan
silva, poslowie ludowi " pelnym pra
vie k~ompleoie. Pr.ybyli tak.s kre.
sowoy bukowihscy i Como Slszaoy.
Og6& wieoownik6w, ~.ebranych ma
G,abinie "a miastsm Nv samym Cie-
szynis d.ieki nismieokim intrygom
ME mosna byiO usyskac odpowie-
dniego lokalg iiic.o6o ma dwanascis
do c1ternastu tysiecy osob. Slowem
takiego zetrinia, tax pod wzgledem
LOBBY jsk / podniosisgo nastsoju,
jaki js o.ywial, sissk j~sszozs ME wi
dsiai. Dfsbns garstke tworzyli ma
tym wieou ~socyalisoi Z posismi Ko.
rakiewic.em ! Cingerem ma ozels,
byio iOh okoio 500.
Socyalisci zachowali sic tamte
kr.ykliw'e. przerywali niepotrrsbnis
m5wcom.
Oburzsnie ludu przeoiw socyali
stom wcisa rosio. przybieralo wre
szeie take rozmiary, re " jednej
chwili zdswaio sic il garsc ia zostsnis
roznissions prres Humy. Nsdludr
kim prawie usiiowsniom kilku wybi
tniejssyeh jsdnostek udsJs sic IA
pobisds siussnemu, dorszaemu skto
wi sprawiedliwosoi ludowsj; widzsc,
co sic swieoi, referent urywa swa
move ! ~odtzytuje donosnym giosem
dwie prsygotowaue prrez komite'
re.oluoye, ktore wieo prryjmuje
gr.miscymi, dsugotrwa'ymi okrzyks.
mi. Rsrolucye ts brzmis:
1. Lud sgromsdsony W doiu
sierpnia 1897 r. pa wieou W Cieszy
ME asds stsnowo.o, ably Rad ssrzs.
dzii v sposob w~sssciwy, aby wszyss.
kie sally ! urzedy pshstwowe posrod
ludnosoi p lskiej ma SIssku odzyws
iy sic do tejse ludnosoi ustois ! ms
piSmie " jesyku polskim. ably NJ
polsAie pisma, podsoia ! prosby cd.
powisdsiy 20 polsku, ably cd sedsi6~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
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Cena biletow kolejowych ola
delegatow Sejmu XII ma
wszystkich drogach zelaznych
bedzie zniaona. Kaady delegat
WYE adzajacy re swego miasta
kupi billet (pierwszej klasy) do
Philadelphia ga pelna sume) i
zaaada cd sprzedajacego mu ka-
syera ,,certyfikatu' oswiadcza-
lac mu, lie jedzie do Philadel-
phil ma Sejm Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego - ma dzieh 6
wrzesnia r. 81. re certyflkaty,
poswiadczone przez Sekretarza
Jeneralnego Wv Philadelphii) i
przez reprezeutanta kolei leila
znych, kt6ry je podpisze dnia
s wrzesnia, W sail sejmowej, u
prawnia delegate do korzysta-
MA z obnizonych cen kolejc-
wych. Delegat, powracajacy z
Philadelphia do swego miasta
zapiaci hzeciq czeSd tego, CO "a
placif "a sw6J billet, jadac ma
sejm.
Jezeli delegaci c~hicagoscy
wraz z Zarzadem cafym zgodza
sic ma odbycie podro4y jedna i
ia sama koleja, to podr6z te be-
die MONA odbyc specyaAnyna
pociqgiem. w tym celu nasta-
pic powinno porozumienie mie-
dry delegatami chicagoskimi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-02
SprawOzdanie kOntrOlera.

oRA VAOI Ne
Jak wiadomo dotychozssowy ko.
uisarz Skarbu N. p. ma Am. zamiano.
wal Z ramienia tut. wychodzw wa pol.
kontrolsrem ma rooznem posiedzsniu
Komisyi Nadrorozej ozcigoduego
pulkownika j. Gaiesowskiego, dyrs-
ktora Museum N. p, ktory ME jest
czionkiem Komisyi Sksrbu.
w tyoh dniach O.Oigoiny puikow-
mix ~riesiai sprawozdaoIe, kt6rs po.
ni.ej zsmieszczamy:
zja.d ! uroozystOfc odbyiy sic jah
nsjlepiej-ale o TEN dowiecie sic de
tslicznie I dsiennikow tutejsrych,
Powiem Wan zatem, zs " Komisyi
Nadzorc.ej Skarbu ma niektorych pc
s~iedzsniaob, mianyoh wraz . kontro.
lerami, ja " imieniu Wss.em ssysto.
wsiem. Ione bowiem posiedzenis
Komisyi misiy m~iejsce " ionic ga
myoh ozionk6w, 90 Ia bardso natu'
rslne ja u,uawaiem, gdys rorporrs
dzalnosc prooentsmi z funduszow, +,
~rsczej prreznaczenie tel o.esoi o
porzsdaalnej, must bye otoczoneu
Dsjwisksss tsjemnios ! tylko ssmyu
5oiu ozionkom Komisyi wiadomem
Y crionkow Komisyi byii tylko
M~akowski, Levakowski, Lsskowski
GierszJ hski-brskows}o Jersma
nowskiego; Z zsstepc6w byi Adam
b~rskowsio Obsyokiego. Kontrole'
rowie byli: Bslicki, Korytko. Viii.
kowski ! js.
Otto jake obrady byiy prry kou
trolerach:
10y Sprawdsono stan funduss6~
Sksrbu, nsstepujaoy: