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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19

*Batted for McDermott in seventh.
Earned runs, New York 2; two base hits
Gleason 2. Seymour; three-base hit, Wal
lace; stolen bases, Joyce. Mexican; double
pay, Gleason. Davis. Clark; first base on
Dalls, off Seymour T. off McDermott 4; first
on errors. New York hit by pitched ball,
McAleer; struck out. by Seymour s. by NC
perlnoCt l; Wild pitch. Seymour; left on
passes, New York 6. Cleveland 9; sacrifice
hits, Van Haltren, Warner 2; time 800 nm
pire, O'Day; attendance, $500.
BROWNS WIN ONE
PHILADELPHIA Pa June 10 G. louis
defeated the Phllies today in game re-
plete with wild pitches and costly errors on
the part OF the locals. Donohue pitched
good game. Attendance 5000 Score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19

single by Campau. In the seventh
Slagle got four balls, stole second and
scored on ROat's two-bagger. CAMEL
made a double in the eighth and scored
on Twineham's single The score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
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NEW TINE ALLOWANCES.
White Bear Yachts Are RemeasureG
This Yenr

This afternoon, at White Bear. will be held
the race for the Commodorets cup in the
twenty-three-foot sloops, and pennant races in
the other classes. The starting gun will be
fired at O'clock. The measurement of the
yachts has now been completed, and the
time allowance today and hereafter for the
eight and one-haf mile nautical course will
be-
rn.ront,- +hroo LIoot C1ooar
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TIED FOR SECOND
SAINTS PULL UP AGAIN BY WIN
MING \ STUBBORNLY CON-
TESTED GAME.
TOOK TWELVE LONG INNINGS,
PITCHER GAYLE OFFICIATING AS
UMPIRE UNTIL THE
ELEVENTH.
NIIILERS IN PET'TER LUCK.
by Not Playing They Managed to
Tie the BObOIinks for Sixth
Place.
SIIILERS IN PETTER LUCK.
st. PauI 6, Grand Rapids 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
ST. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Grand Rapids.
Detroit at Columbus.
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New Postmnsters Nnmcd

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Postmasters were
appointed today as follows: North Dakota
Bergman. Iowa-Anthon, f. b. BoaEn; Mill
vile, +. Heckel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19
WINNIPEG CREW ARRIVES
Safely in Their Training Quarters
at Henley.

LONDON, June 1S.-Members of the Wnni-
peg boat crew, who have just arrived at Hen
ley in order to compete at the regatta which
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19
BACHELORS VS.. BENED1CTs.
Their Annual Contest at the Cricket
Club Today.

The Minnesota Cricket club will play their
annual game of married and single today
at Kittsondale. game to commence at 2:3G
sharp. Teams will be selected from the
follow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19

z Fred Perkins, lou.
1t is probable that Mertens, the fast local
crack, will ride, although this is not certain.
der the L. A. w. sanction and a fine is
hanging over the fast boy from Minneapo-
lis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19

Police Sergeant Martin, Of the Ducas
station, is fast earning the reputation
OF being a brutal officer. Whether the
reputation is deserved or not remains
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14

least one OF the patrons OF tile game In that
city has fallen tn the fact that IL he wants
the truth published he will have to write
cards and take chances on them appearing
In print. Here il a card that Il Baltimore
enthusiast, no signs himself "Disgusted,"
sent to the Raltiurbre News, in which paper
it WAS published. The most surprising
feature OF ii is that IL ever appeared in
print.
AS one vino loves field sports, and
greatly enjoys a game OF baseball, when
1t is a game of ball. and not a disgracefHl
rio,, viii you perrnit me to enter protest
against such scenes AZ that witnessed at
Oriole Park on Friday?
81 notice that tie president of the League
says: Kill off the uinpires and you kill the
game. We are losing good patrons every
daythrough che sen seless kicking and wrang-
ling on the hall field
This is true, So far as the writer is con
.,erned, as he has made up his mind to quit
attending until games are fairly played
IL was bad enough t. endure In past days
the ill-bred and senseless noise Of the
crowd 10 trying to rattle the opposing
pitchers, but when, liz their anxiety to
win, the players and the crowd act like a
bowling mob, ii is time TO call a halt. ]
have decided to stay away"
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SENATORS LOST THE THIRD
DIR. James WildneSS Gave Gin
cinnati a Victory.
SEASON CLOSES HERE TODAY
The Statesmen and Reds VIII PLAY
the Concluding Contest of the
Season of ~ in Washington This
Aflernoon-Merce and Breiteu.
stein to Piuch-Ladies' Day.

The Senators lost yesterdays game to
Puck's Braves through the wfldness of DR..
James, who took MERGERS place ON the rub
Der when the East Liverpool boy was
benched by Umpire Carpenter for getting a
little too gay.
Mercer evidently premeditated his little
bit Of comedy, and provided himself with a
pairof glasses, which he drew from his pocket
andoffered 10 Carpenter when the Indicator
handler called ball for what the bla OK.
haired twirier thought should have been a
strike.
ROth James and Rhines Were very
effective, the formers inability to locate
the plate ST a critical stage of the game
being his only wea kness.
Eleven bits We're divided up between
the two teams, Washington getting six,
but Gettnaan prevented two hits from
being registered against the doctor by
remark katie catches.
''Old Reliable" Mcclure had monopoly
on the error column, the only misplays by
either side being charged against him.
Tie fair fans Were highly incens.d at the
umpire again, and gave vent to their
wrought-ur feelings by jabbing him with
fans and paraSols ne made lis way
through the stand to the office.
IL was entirely uncaIled for, as Carpen-
tiers reversal OF decision W as. the only
correct thing for him to do when he
realized that he had placed the wrong in
tcrpretation on the rule relating to Illegal
batting.
This afternoon the last game Of the
season in this city takes place. 1t is a
log lar
pitch for Washington, while the $4,000
sOuthpaw, Breitenstein, viii probably per
form similar service for the Reds.
Yesterday score: K. II. F.
Cinoinnati o00Oo11-2 o
Washington. O10000-1 o 2
Batteries Cincinnati, Rhines and Schriver
Washington, McJames, Mercer and Mcclure.
Umpire Carpenter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
DIAMOND DUST.

Keelers batting aver age took tumble
yesterday, as he failed to make even one
safe hit in the two games with the Colts.
Billy Kcister, who was exchanged by
Manager Hanlon for Pitcher Cogan, is play
ing great game at shortstopfor the Pater-
son Atlantic League team.
Within a radius of few miles of Boston
are the homes. former and present, Of sew
e-ai members of the Chicagos. Bridget
Donohue balls from Taunton, Ryan is from
Clinton. Common is a Danvers boy. while
Kistridge and Callahan are the pride Of
Fitchburg.
Herman, who played left for Chicago yes
terday in Baltimore, IS new man in the
major League, though an old campalgneri in
minor leagues. He is recently from New
Bedford, where he has fine record. 1t
is said that he has stolen an average OF a
base every day this season, and has u fine
batting record.
"The striking out of Ryan when three
Colts were on bases and two men ous in the
second game with the Bostons," said q man
from the Hub, recalled the poem, Casey
at the Bat Everything hinged on Ryan.
IL he had soaked the ball over the left field
fence, which he tried to do, and which is
not much of a feat, there would have been
every probabilityof a victory for the Colts.''
Chicago Record.
The full name of the Phillies' right fielder
is Duff G. cooley, "Dick" is only nick
name. wheeler's right name is George
Heroux. The latter is French, SO that,
like Lajoie, the Phillies' pitcher is o
Frenchman. Heroux translated into Eng.
lish is wheeler" and, as the latter is
easier to pronounce and remember than
the former, the young pitcher has been
going by the name OF Wheeler ever since
he began to play ball professionally.
Hoffer made funny break In the sixth
inning of the first game at Baltimore yes
terday. There had been three men on bases
q moment before, but on Keeler's cut
Clarke scored, leaving Hof on third and Nc
Graw on second. 5 Jennings got base on
balls, and Hoffer, still thin king three men
on bases, and, imagining that he was fore
cd home. leisurely walked tow ard the plate
Astonishment at the act did not prevent
the Colts from putting the absent minded
twirler out.
Arson and Gri fifth are trying to impress
upon the other members of the club the adj
visibility of takingla chance for hidden
treasures. They are willing to start for
the gold fields as sDon as tfle bats and balls
are laid away fortae season. Ryan, Dam-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
BALTIMORE FANS PROTEST.

Disguised With the Way They
Play in the Monumental City.
When the Reds were most outrageously
robbed by Hank O'pay In Baltimore not
one of the daily papers there even limited
at the truth, says tie Cincinnati CONNER
cial Tribune. They covered the matter
over most artistically. When McGraw
tried to spike Corcoran the papers said
that Tommy had purposely blocked 'Mugg-
sy." When McGraw struck Dwyer In the
back with hisclenched fist and Dwyer gave
him a call down for it, the Baltimore scribes
took fail" out of Dwyer for his I'M
gentlemanly conduct This shows how
things are being misrepresented in the Bal
tipore papers, but il seems that finally at
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
Che ~ Uimles
City Brevities.

james =. Kelley has been registered anc
lhensed by the Commissioners as master
plumber and gas filter.
Private John G. Newman, OF the IRE
department. has been removed, ana stuart
Rollins appointed in hls stead.
An effort is being made 10 bring all the
local labor organizations TO take action on
the shooting OF the coal miners at Halle
Un, Pa.
The annual meeting of the Woman e
Foreign Missionary Society of the District
VIII be held September 80 at Trinity NJ. E
Church.
DIR. John A. Koch, pharmacist at Garfield
Fosnital. VIII sail for Vienna next week TO
perfect himself in his profession, and VIII
be succeeded by DR.. Ries, ofthis city.
The Northeast Citizens Association is
considering a proposition to celebrate the
opening II the new public school I'm that
section with appropriate public exercises
The fiua. rehearsal of the choir which
viii sing the music at the laying OF the
corner stone of the new temple of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation, on Thurs
day, will be held this evening.
The Rev. DR. TcUnis s. Hamlin, pastor
of the Church of the Covenant, viii re-
turn to the city tomorrow from his sum
mer vacat,or, and viii preach next Sun
day at morning service.
A defective stove pipe i'm the kitchen
caused 8 small fire yesterday afternoon
sn the home of Mrs Annie Custer, No. I103
Third street southwest. The blaze was
extiuguished by small boys.
Capt. Thoma NJ. owen, late chi ef clerk
In the office OF the chief postoffice in
spectOr, filling that position since Septera-
Der, 1894, and until after the change OF
Administration, Will return tomorrow 20
his native State. Alabama, and resume
tie practice OF the law.
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en-. Decker and Everitt would go In party,
provided they could see their way clear IL
things should not happen to panout accord
,rg TO tier dreams. IF each man would
chip In $780," says Capt. Arson, II think
We would have enough TO begin things
with. Lveritt would be u good thing 10
have along, as he is away up on placer
mining"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Fitzsimmons won't fight Corbett, Cor
bett won't fight Mitchell, and Mitchell
won't fight Mccoy.
Nike Leonard, which was tn take place in
Scranton, has been declared off.
One OF the best athletes To enter the
University OF Pennsylvania this fall is
William E. Kugler, the famous swimmer
and bicycle rider.
The American Turf Congress viii hold
Its annual meeting on September Is at
st. Louis The most important matter is
a rule limiting racing in States under the
jurisdiction of the congress.
The Century wheelmen, Of New York
city, have presented gold watch and
chain to E. S Edwards, the weli-known
long distance rider Of the club, in recog
milton Of his successful attempt to beat the
24-hours' record.
Otto Wagenhurst. OF Lenhartsville, Pa,
has been engaged to CO ach the University
of Iowa football eleven the coming seas'n.
He played right tackle on the University
Of Pennsylvania champion team and was
captain of the v arsitycrew.
Pa, fer places on Pennsy's' football
eleven are Capt. Minds, ackson, Morice,
Walker, Outland, Orbison, Harrison, For
tesque, King Dickson, Richie, Weeks,
Crowthers, Rice. Boyle, Hedges, Shower,
Carnett, Cush, Ranck, Goodman, Hare,
Stems, Overfield, De Silver and Arm
bruster.
Between fifteen and twenty candidates
for the Cornell football team reported for
the opening practice of the season yester-
day. TIE work was under the direction
Of head coach Glenns Warner, Capt. Nc
Keever and former Capt. Beachan. Most
of those out were new men or players on
last year scr ub team. tits expected that
sixty or seventy candidates will be in train
ing in a week or two. George Connors
has been re-engaged to bok after the
physical condition OF the men, and Or. c.
z. Beaman will act as football surgeon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
A Cure for BiIious Collie.

Resource. Screven county. Gal have
been subject to attacks OF bilious collie
for several years. Cbamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy is the
only sure relief. IL acts like a charm.
One dose of it gives relief when all other
remedies fail.-G. ID. Sharp. For sale by
Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist. e3s F street. and Connecticut avenue
and s street northwest, and 1923 Mary
land avenue northeast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
REDUCED RATES.

Atlantic City and return, 81, Saturday,
Che 18th, and Sunday, the 18th, good
20 return until Monday night.
Philadelphia and return, 81, Sunday, the
18TH
18th.
Columbus, Ohio, and return, S12.75, Sep
TENDER 18th TO 21st, good until eth.
Niagara Falls and return, $40. Per
sonally conducted ten day tour Tuesday,
October 9th. Special train from Wash
ington, with coaches aud Pullman cars,
BIO a. m. Stop overs at Mauch Chunk
Glen onoko, Watkins Glen, Geneva, Roches-
ter, and Buffalo. Reserve space in ad-
vance at b. 4 o. ticket offices.
se14-1t ,em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Cleveland r. HE.
Cleveland -. oo2 3oo1x-7 IL 4
st. Louis -. 00o1o4-6 8 z
Batteries Cleveland, Powell and Creiger
st. Lonis, sudhoff and Murphy. Umpire :
O'Day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
Standing September IL. 1895.
GAMES TODAY.

Cincinnati at Washington.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittshurg at Louisville.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14

"Where Did You Get That HAITI"
II you want as good a one, buy your win
ter's fuel at summer prices, OF 8. s Daish
& Son, 7O3 18th ct. NV; 20S Florida ave.
ne. Telephones, 32S and 33S. se6-tf EN-
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Massachusetts Mutual Benefit
Policy Holders

DO you wish to sell your policies to ad-
vantage? III So, give number and amount
OF policy and age at the present time.
Address z. Y. X. this office. se5-u
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b. & o. BULLETIN.

Can you guess it? 100000. se1o-5t
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Can you guess it? 10000. seIo- st
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Dining Chair.

Solid Oak-16 1-2 in. cane seat.
81 12 in. embossed back: turned spin
dies and legs A regular Sl.25
chair. Opening price. ........1 sc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
At Louisville
r. III. r.

LottNfftS ATtatcNfhtCf tdrCi dftu W tsStll
Pittsburg, Hawley, Hughey and Merritt
Umpire Kelly.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
Dining Table,

Solid Especially made for flats
or small apartnents-top, when closed,
measures 32x42 incbes-open to full
q feet-has carved legs and fancy
Ctretchers. Is good value at
$500. Opening price. $3.50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14

bHttfTits hdItIIliOrt, NOpS and Car re
Chicago, Briggs. Griffith and Donohue I'm
pire- Mcdonald.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14
CASH or CREDIT
SideboardI

Solid Oak. 90 inches wide, "a riches
deep, feet 6 inches high, 3O-inch
shaped French bevel plate mirror,
swelled front, heavy carvings, and
beautifullyoverlaid. Aregular
$4,000 board. Opening price $4,000
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14

son; Chicago, Friend and Kittridge. Um
pjre- Mcdonald
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haIJefltS- VIEW 1Orks Oett1E, ScynOu
Meetin, Zearfoss and Warner; Bnookly
Kennedy and Burrill. Umpire Hurst.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-14

Full Moorish shape, 5 pieces, COW
cred in best quality brocatelie, deep
fringe, and a strictly SO
suite. Opening price $4,000
We have a large line of medium
and high-grade suites up To $500.
II you need a parior suite you cant
fail to find what You want here. and
at a price that win not be hard ON
your pocketbook.
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w starym wieku,

gdy naturalna siia zacznie sia-
bn4G, lagodne, wznfacniajace
lekarstwo jest nieodzownq ko-
niecZnoScia.
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BOLA Gle ZEBY?

Me potrzeba zeb6w wyrywac, ami
s~..uczoych nosic, gdyz "a pomoce ,,Ele-
ctric - Teeth Conserver, MONA utrzy.
mac swoje zeby W stanie zdrowym, a mad.
TO zatrzymujs one biaiosc kosci sioniowei
ma zawsze. Jest to srodek wypr6bowa-
ny, kt6ry okazaf sic skutecznym nietylko
ma zdrowych lecz ! ma s~pruchniafych ze-
bach: ma zdrowych, poniewsz hartuie
giazure ma zebach, a przez TO ME dopusz-
CA do psucia sic, ma chorych, ponfewaz
zabija nerw ! zab p~rzestaje bolec | pru-
chniec. Srodek ten radzi sic uzywac
wszystkim, czy cierpia ma Dol teb6w, czy
nie. Nabyc go molina tylko u:
j. Rutkowskiego,
lila BROADWAY, BUFFALO, N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-05

Ssan. rasz pre.es, beg wstpienia
odPowiedzialny ten urz Id goduis pis.
stowat bedzie - i r~aszc.yt nietylko
naszemu Zwiszkowi - ale oaiej 20
lonii ameryks hskiej prz, n'e
Zas tym panom, kt6rry ola swych
niskich ambicyi PROFESSIONAL pre-
DIV nominacyi p. b. wyraaamy
wzgarde ii kazdy prawy polak re
wstretem powinien unikse . mimi
styoznosci. Podobni ludzie So tylko
zakala nsszego sp~olec.ehstwa | tyl
ko wstyd nam przynoszs.
w imieniu tow.
f. ". Kuchdrze,cski, delegat ma
Sejm XII.
Il Kosifski, prezes.
Jan Zdaciliaski, sekr.
Or. 848 .asyla jaknajserdeo.niej
Z zyozenie OBJ. z. Brodowskiemu.
konsulowi St. Zjeduoozonych.
IL. Romoszkieuicz. sekr.
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u BridgepOrtu.

NinisJszem zaprassamy wssystkis
komitety Z. Tow. Zwis ! Tow. ".
P. " tel dzieluioy ma posiedrenie,
ktore odbedsie sic W niedsiele, 8go
sierpnia br. W hall OBJ. L. Czessaw-
skisgo, ma rogu 81 S. Morgan ul.
poc'atek o godzinie 7;20 wieosorem
Obeonosc katdego csionks komi
tetu jest koniecznie pozsdsna; wat
ne sprswy 50 do zsiatwienis.
M. n. Wleklihski, prs.es,
So Szeszycki, sekr. bibl. ! kom
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POsZukiwanie.

Niaej podpisany possukuje Filips
Msikowskiego, ktory " r, 1865 pre-
bywai " New Yorku ] okolioy. W
swym o%sasie, majao lat okoio 81, u.
lokowal pienisdse " bsnku j wiecej
20 ME sic ME zgiosil. Kto vie @
MIN, Mech sawiadomi: w. Malkow.
skiego, $40 4. Hath st., New York,
N. Y.
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NasZemu ~preZesOwi.

Ma posiedzeniu Tow. Miodsieay
'sw. Florysns " dniu q lipcs uohws
lono, Z okasyi nominscyi p. Z. z.
Brodowskisgo konsulem Stan6w
Zjednocsonyoh We Wroosswiu, prss-
sssc mu wyrasy powinssowsnia.
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KrOnika m~iejscOwa.

Bieda jak przysz}a tax i siedzi
= Ludziska pracy ME msjs Gle
i'm sic d.iejs.
n Kiedy wreszcie bedzie lepiejP
y Jak przywileje kapitalistow 20
stans usuniete. Jak poslowie mas
uchwals prawa ma korzysc mas prs
oujacych.
Jesli to wnet ME nastspi - be-
die lie.
zolsdek prosny popycha ludsi
do gwaltownych ozyn6w.
y ~Zapamietac to sobie powinni pa.
movie kapital' Sol i prawodawoy.
zeszis sobose lio.ne grono
zwiaskowc6w zebralo sic " sail Do
mu zwia.kowego, ably poasgns6 OBJ.
E. q. Brodowskiego, prezssa R.adu
Ce~ntralnsgo, ktory, jak. wiadomo, Ia
dni kilks opus.c.a Ameryke i udaje
sic do Wroo}awia ma stanowisko kon.
sula Stan6w Zjednoczonyoh. Pro-
gram wieozoru ~wypelniio pare przs-
m6wish, przeplatanyoh spiswem oh6-
RI i'm. Paderewskiego, pod dyrek.
cya prof. Hsnsla.
Przemawiali: j. F. Smulski, M. ].
Sadowski i R. Meolewski - natu.
ralnie, przemawiat r6wnis. j konsu,-
nomitat Brodowski.
N~astepnie grono blias.yoh znajo-
myoh ! przyjaci6l OBJ. Brodowskiego
zebraio sic W lokalu OBJ. T. Male
pin 'kiego, gdzie pray wsp6lnej bic.
siadzie a jeszoze zebrsni zadoku-
mentowali prawdziwe .adowolenis Z
zas1czytu, jaki spotks{ GAIA polonjs,
wskutek zanomlnow wanna jsdnego .
rodskow ma zaszozytne i odpowie-
dzislne stanowisko konsula Stsnow
Zjednoczonyoh.
sob. Michai Magd.iar. podajs
do wiadomosoi, il nabya ma wlasnosc
piwiarnie pc sp. A. Groenwald.ie
pod mr.. 668 Holt ave.
ZakohczJ} sic trzeci process pre-
civ bsnkierowi Oh. w. S~paldingo
wi, prezydentowi zbankrutowanego
Globe Savings banku. Jak wiado-
mo, W dw6ch pierwsrych prooesach
zostaf uwolniony; teraz przysiegli u
znali 60 winnym sprzenie w~ierzenia
bond6w ma S25 coo.
= Me pijcie woody nieprzegotowa
nej.
niedziele ostatni dzie6 fairu
W Avondale.
Pan Franoiszek Kwasigroob, So
perintendent stacyi F., zostat pre-
niesiony do wydsialu przskazow pie
~nieaoych ma gi6woej poo.oie. Miej
see jego zajs} niemieo Wittlsr. Cho.
oiaa staoya ia z~najduje sic W
dzielnicy polskiej ME ma tam te
raz polaka, kt6ryby z nisznsjaoym ,
jezyka angielskiego rodskami - roz-
movie sic m6gi.
W ubiegiym tygodniu znowu W
miesoie nsszem byio DUO wypadkow
.smieroi. Umar}o o 81 os6b wieoei,
niz W tygodniu poprzedzajaoym, a o
IA wiecej, niz ostatnim tygodniu
lipos W T. 1896.
Boiesiaw Koehler, zwiazkowieo.
Przenios& sw6j zakiad balwierski Z
Hoyne avs. pod mr.. 157 w. Division
al.
Wszyscy- prawie zwiazkowcy
wybierajs sic W niedsisle do Cragin
ma zsbawe, ably popr.sc ~biblioteke
muzeum.
-Zsbawa zapowiads SIC swietnie, a
program, kt0ry poniaej zamieszcza-
my, soisgnie bez watpisnia Gale t{u.
my publicrnosci.
Towarzy silva stawis sic punktual-
ME o god.inie 9sj ano pred Dom
Nv. N. p, stosujac sic do rozporzs.
dzenia giownego marszalka OBJ. w.
Wleklihskiego.
Program zabaw W ogrod1ie roz.
poo1nie sic o godzinie 2ej pc poiu.
dniu.
1. Wyscigi z taczkami Z naozynia.
mi ~watscymi 200 funtow.
2. Wysoigi ola starssyoh psh.
3 Wyscigi ola panien.
a. Wyscigi ola chiopc6w.
5. Wyscigi ola msiyoh dziswcsst.
8. Granis " kregls o prsmjs ola