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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
z Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nowd grupG.

Kilku czaonkow naszyoh zorgani.
zowa}o nova grupe. Posiedzenie
odbedzie sic dnia 20go b. m. zaraa
pc nabozehstwie, W lokalu p. F,
Kwiatkowskiego, tam, gdzie tow. sw,
Antoniego ma swoja czytelnie. M
to Posiedzenie zapraszamy wszyst-
kich caaonkow zapisanyoh i wszyst.
kich nowowstepujacych. Mech rs.
cza swoje aplikacje re SODA PREY.
niese, ably je uporzadkowac ma PREY.
sziy miesiac do nadeslania nam
cyrkularza. Prosze takze wszyst.
kich tych, ktorzy mieliby oohote
wstapic do Wv. Mar. Pol, ale maja
Ia daleko chodzic do grup i kt6rzy
narzekaja, re niema bratniej pomo.
cy W razie choroby W tadnej z grup
istniejacych, ably sic stawili ma to po.
siedzenie. Teraz dobra sposobnosc,
DO wstepne TAME, tylko s1.OO. Brat.
mia pomoc W chorobie bedzie zapro-
wadzona ma wyzej wymienionem po
siedzeniu.
Czlonkowie racza przyprowadzit
kandydatow pe&na hale,a beda PREY.
jeci do Nv. Mar. Pol, przez co nam
sic szeregi powieksza.
Zuiqzko,ciec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
z Detroit, Mich.
Bal Grupy.


Niniejszsm many .as.oryt osnaj-
mid Braoi swiazkowej, il Tow. Sy
movie Polski, ur1adIa pier wsry
wielki bal, M eel podwy.s.snia
wsparcia W ohorobis. Bal odbedsie
sic " sobote, 26 listopada, W hall
Harmonic, r6g Russell ! Leland ulic.
Poosstek o wr6l do 6smej wiecs.
Zapras.amy prIeto swia.kowoow
wssysskich grup miejscowych. jake
tst wssystkioh dobr.s myilscych
obywsteli j panic, o isskawe prsy.
bycie jaknajlio.uiej. gdya to ostatni
bal prsed G wiazdka.
ROmitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

Baltimore, Md. - PAM Maya
Blarerowa, Fam. p. q. 2029 Herbert
al. " miescie nassem. swiadozy Z en-.
tusyasmem ma korsysc dobrzs znsne.
go sioiowsgo lskarstwa. ORA Piotra
,,Gomoro" - jesli jsj ooenosdanie
jest prawdIiws We wssystkioh ssc.e-
g6lach. to tsmu ME mo.emy sic dsi
wic. mPrzes lat piec', m6wils, nosu.
lam pewus nissegularnos6 krwi ora.
dolsghwOfc wstroby I merck. wisl.
kie miaism sstwArdssnie. 1 n~astapily
nsjgorsze hsmoroidy. Chwilsmi by
lam tax siaba, 70 NE mogiam by6
csynna. !. nawet gdy sic poio4ylam,
cais cialo mi dolsRaio. Wydaiam
wiele, dobytych z trudsm, dolar6w
"a doktora / apteke, jednakae ia "a
ma dolegliwos6 po.ostsia. kaskawy
moi sssiad saopatrsyi mnie pewnego
dois buselka lskarsswa siolowsgo
-Gomoso" nakianiai do uaycia to.
kowego. Uosynitsm to. Pierws.a
butelks ,Gemoso" ME byia pr6ana,
gdy pocsulsm pewns ulge. Zaay
waiam medycyne " dals1ym oiagu.
Hsuoroidy znikneay, b6ls " plecaoh
sakoz, cera moja zmieniia odoish
Hoaty ns sdrowy. i kafdy winszo~al
mi, 70 tax dsislnie w~yglsdam. by.
ole sws 1 zdrowis zawdzieossm temu
oudownsmu lekarstwu, sprawozdauie
o.ego dam wssed.ie, gdsiskolwisk
rnsjde sposobnos6".
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4 st. Paul, Mimi.



Komitet obohodowy tow. sw. J6-
zefa, gr. 81 Wv. Mar. Pol, zaprasza
wszystkich polak6w beg roznioy ma
Partje, ably raozyli wziasc udzia} W
obchodzie narodowym rewolucji Lii
stopadowej. Komitet ma nadzieje,
il polacy W st. Paul zgromadza sic
wszyscy jak jeden mat ola u~czczenia
tax smutnej ~rocznicy.
Obch6d odbedzie sic W dniu q
listopada b. T., W hall OBJ. P. Jarosza,
utica Gaultier j Thomas, o godzinie
10 wieczorem.
Felix's De-scichososki,
sekr. komitetu.
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nych zwiazkowc6w, kt6rzy ohorzy
50, a ME majs "a 90 swojej familji
utrzymac.
Tomdsz Notodcki, sekr.
80 Grant str.
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z Phoenixville, Pa.
W sprascie Vspdrc.

Tow. sw. Jana, gr. 435, uprsszs
Zarzad Centralny u. N. p, ably opo-
datkowa3 czionk6w Zwiszku jednym
entem miesiecsnis M wsparoie bed
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

A~RCHITEKCI.
Fisik0soski, I. s., w. Divine,
Ut. Chicago, Ill.
Blesnickt, J., budownicxy, I kos.
sraktor, oss Holt Ave-, Ohisaes,
APTEKI.
BordohskS, Wiksor, 680 Nobls II
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkiesoicz, KdzimSerz, sBl MI.
wsukee ave. r6g WillEt. Ohiesss.
8urda, Wsad., Noble St.. s6e
Blaokhawk, Chicago.
Asq1esoski, 8. J., 1885 W, 3lSA
st., blisko California ave. ChissRn,
Nosoak, Jan, 724 W. 18th IT.,
rog Paulina u. ChioagoJ
Lenard, Robert 84z8 Supsns,
Az. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
SssmihsH, John o., 6ol NsSh
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Rs9leoski. ". A., TIA w. II d,
takEs " apiece Butkievicxa,caI.
cago.
~Steminosoics, Dr.. w., SO Nh
waukee avs. Chicago.
Zt6skososki, n. D., 6S8 Nsbls q,
fb74 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTY6CI.
ChTsanososki, J. a. Dr., 72I Nh.
waukss svs. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
Aeczarski, J6sT, % Homer q
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZEOTYCH ODZHA
kOW 1 AEDALI PANIAT.
Stachososki x, SIS Noble alisa
Chicago. Illinois.
~FOTOGRAFJE.
NikIas { PasoSossskt, SOC MiIvss.
kee Az. e block cd al. Nobisl,
Chicago.
SKLADY HERBATY
K1ass, J6zT, Sol Noble 50. chi.
oago.
KSIAZKI / ARTYKUEY m.
LIGIJNE.
Felix's AUg~stymosoics, s0s Nshls
st. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Aetsger, O. Il, 467 w. Ha.ss
St., Chicago.
Piqtk.esoicz, J6sg, Budownissv.
kontraktor, b74 Noble al, Chiss
60.
MEBLE / PIECE.
NosOoczssosks, WSad., GO - BIS
Milwaukee ". Chicago.
Sto6iecM, Roman, l8e Milvaukss
Chicago, Ill.
AALARZE.
Schlie6en, p. 68o Holt svs.ss
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE CHORAGwI sts,
". Sscmihska. Slawns praeov.
MIA Chorsgwi, Sxtandar6w, 6sss
Odsnak, Bersi msrssalkowskish,
679 Milwaukee ave. Chicago, III.
PIEKARNIE
W1ekHAskt, Walsnsy, sVS Dist.
Son ct. Chicago, Illinois.
PosoeSkisscics, q, $50 - 6oz N,
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Atlesocsyk, r. 4, b7l NsbIs n
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
StspthsH, ". Z Kaprsyk, ",
o48 Noble b., Chicago.
SALONY.
DsiScioskissOicz, H., 492 NshIs n,
Chicago.
Aakososki, n, r6g Noble | Emms
ct. Chicago, Ills.
WEGLE ! DRZEWO.
Barsyhsko d Co, r6g W. Men
Av. Coventry St. Chicago.
wYROBY KUSNIERSKIE,
BobotoskS Submissions, WyboFy ks.
fnierskie . dsikich ! ovosych sk6-
rex. Gostyh, Downsrs Gfovs,sIll.
SPRZEDAZ KART OKRlTo
WYCH.
Majscsks, Adam, Wysyika I VT.
miana Pieniedsy, o71 MiIwausss
' Chicago.
ZAKkADY ~BLACHARSkIE.
Seid!er L., polski blschsrs. ss1
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
DR.. M. F. BOzynch,

~Zawiadamia niniejszem, be prxeni6si
sw6j offs 2 pod POI N. Carpenter st., pod
No. 1872 w. Chicago ave. Telefon No.
661 Main.
162 w. Chicago ave., Chicago:
us 1x12)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

P. r. Zgadzamy sic W zasadzie.
re dom W Nowym Yorku by}by pc.
trzebny tskae. Ale wobec olbrzy-
miej rozuicy W oenach gruntow,
kupno samych lot W N. Y. koszto-
wsioby wiecej niz dom z lotami W
Buffalo. u konieoznosci wieo teraz
o TEN mowy bye ME mote w pro
jekoie wydziaiu wspsrc postanowio-
no, ably re wsparcia mogi korzystsc
tylko cz}onek nalezacy do q. N. p.
przynajmniej przez 8 miesiecy ola
unikniecia nsduzyc. Przeciez niersz
! do grup zapisuja sic czionkowie
jedynie dlatego, by cd grupy wy
cisgnsc wsparcis " chorobie.-
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Or. 12 20 Bay CITY, Mich
Ma roosnem posisdseniu Towarxy.
stws Nsrodowsgo sw. Ka.imisrss,
gr. IL 2. N. p, odbytem d. 20 PAT.
dsisrnika b. T., obrana sostsis haste.
Pujsos nova administraoja M rok
~Prsyssiy: W. v. Prsybyssswski, pre-
nss; Alexis. Nisdsislski, wicsprsses;
Ks,. Sikorski, sekr. prot; J. Iva.
sIswski, sekr. fn.; Kss. Smiassk,
2si sekr. fn.; liz. Msoiejswssi, ks.
sjsr; rada gospodsrcrs; Leonard Ku
lassswski, Marosli Maohelsk,, jon,
Weller ! josef Rydlswioz; FIR. Ma
cisjew'ki, ODE wisrny; Jan w~issso.s-
oihshi, dosorcs o~horycb; And. Ry.
crek, marsssiek; A. Kulssse wski
podmsrssaiek; Wojo. Ksnsorski, oho
rsay l; Tomssx Kozislski, chorsty III;
A. Wissscsecihsk bibljotsksrr.
Wsrslkis korespondencjs, tycrsce
sic Tow. ~. Kasimierza, sdresows6
nslsty do nisej podpissnsgo.-Kssi
misrr sikorski, sekr. prot, 604-lSsb
str.
Or. I72 20 FIladeltji
Tow. Stef. Cssrnsckisoo IA roc..
mem posiedssniu W hall Klubu Kof-
ciu,ski d. FL pszdsierniks obra,o ns
rok prrysriy n~sstepujsoy nowy ga.
r.sd: w. Grsegorrewski, pre.es; J.
Usdrowski, wicepresss; Msroio ri
lsrcsyk, sekr. prot; }. Bochsfski,
~vicssskr.; M. Rydsewski, kasjsr; w.
Prawny, ~uarsssfsk. Wssslkis no.
rsspondencjs. tycssoe sic grupy 172,
PROSE- adrssowsc: ~. Pilsrosyk, 90
Christian SIR, Philsdslphis, Pa.
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4DWOKACI.
Oonatososki, I. r, offs: "a Lssslis
st. Missskanie: $50 w. III a.,
Chicago.
Sm1lski, J. r., OFFS: q MstrspsE.
tan l. Missskanis: Sos Nsbls a.,
Chicago.
6eesing d Nosoak, LIZ CLARK d
Room 40, Chicago.
Csornecki d Roraleski, Suite u,
l2b La Sale st. 57l Dicksec
%.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

kiyon poeieuxen Ne posloosen1u
ten odbedsis sic n~ominaOjs handy.
dat6w ma urzednik6w M rok nastep.
ny. Nieobeonol6 podpada kar.s
podiug k~onstytuoji. - Franc. Sobie
ohowski, sskr.
81. 90 70 Chicago.
Tow. Oddsiai ii Wolnyoh Kraku.
SOW bedsie misio swojs miesiecsne
posisdssnis d. 20 listopsds b. Z. o &c
dsinie 2sj po po.udniu " hall sskol
mel prsy kotoisle sw. Tr6jcy. - A.
G6rski, sekr.
6r. 80 70 Chicago.
N~inisjssem sswisdamiam csion.
k6~ Tow. spiswu sw. Tr6joy Mr.. 1,
Re posiedzenie odbedzie sic dnia 20
lissopsda o gods. 2sj 20 posudniu "
hall swykiych posisdzeh. Kstdy
ossonek povinien bye obsony. J6.
sef Zurawski, sskr.
6r. 1853 20 Buffalo.
Zawiadsmiam ozionk6w Towarrys
iva Obroho6w Oreas Polskiego, 10
posiedsenis odbedsie sic " nisd.iele
d. 20 listopada o gods. 2sj 20 posod.
Csionkowie obovisssni % stsvic sic,
gdyt watne sprswy - do sasaswie.
mia. Przypominsm ssrsssm, ably
c.soDkowis, ksorzy .sIegsjs. ns tenn
posisdseuiu uiscili sic dsug6w,
" przeOiwnym bowiem rssie sosssns
suspendowsni. - Tomasz Dommsr,
sekr.
o.. 374 % Garfield, N. j..
Zawisdsmism osionk6w Tow. Pstr.
Jana Kasimisrsa, gr, 374 2. N. p,
- posisdssuis ~p6asoosss odbsdsis
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
PENSION BILL PASSED.
Shortest Time on Record in
Discussing the Appropria-
tions for Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. 1S9S.-1fhe
House today took up the consideration Of
the pension appropriations bill. Mr. Bar
ney Rep. Wis.,, in charge of the bill, made
a general explanatory statement of its
provisions.
Mr.. Allen Dem, Miss.). of the. Appro-
priations Committee, in reply to Mr.. Bar
ney, called attention to the fact tnat
when he first came to Congress fourteen
years ago the pension appropriation bill
Invariably precipitated a bloody shirt dis
cussion He congratulated the country
that Congress had progressed since then
and thar there would be no acrimonious
discussion on this bill. The country at
last had the gratifying inforna ton that
the pension roll had reached the maxi
mum.
s'And / congratulate the country for
this said Mr.. Allen, In conclusion,
that while one of the most gallant and
desperate soldiers of the Confederaey
(laiinseif) helped to report this BILL the
President of the United States IS down
in Dixie doing honor to the Confederate
dead. We all have cause to rejoice
daughter and applauseJ
There was no further debate upon the
bill 1t was read through without q
word of criticism and passed, the whole
time occupied in its discussion being less
than twenty minutes. This is the short
est time on record for a general pension
bill The bili carries sl45. 233, $50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
JERSEY JUSTICE.
Sentences in Sessions Today
Dose for a Burglar.

Several cu1prits were allotted their
measure Of justice by Judge Blair in the
General Sessions Court this morning.
John Smith Howell who had pleaded
guilty of having been engaged in the
policy business in Hobokens Was inter-
ceded for by ex-Judge Hoffman and
Joseph M. Noonan. They said he had
abandoned the business and proposed 70
earn an honest livelihood for himself and
his wife hereafter. Judge Blair fined him
SIS and costs on each of two indictments
John Brautigasn, who pleaded guilty to
two indictments for breaking with intent
to steal, was sentenced to State Prison
for two years on each indictment, the
terms to run consecutiyely, making four
years in all
Henry Meyer pleaded guilty of assault
and battery on Constable Masker and
sentence was suspended on payment Of
costs
William Leonard, who was convicted
yesterday of assault and battery, was
fined IS and costs. Judge Blair remarking
that it seemed TO be sort of a family
affair
Sentence was suspended in the case of
Robert aBurey, who pleaded guilty Of as
sault and battery, but he is to pay the
costs
Cornelius Hoagland who looks like and
is a professional burglar, got the heaviest
dose of the day Judge Blair said that the
prisoners S record had been submitted to
the Court and it was most astonishing
one. He was sent to State Prison for five
years
William Summerfield was sent to the
Penitentiary for one year for breaking.
entering and larceny.
Ralph kroll and John McDermott, for
a similar offence, were sent to the same
place for nine months.
Edward Gillespie, who also pleaded
guilty of breaking, entering and larceny.
got three months in the Penitentiary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
SLATED THE KAISER.

TBy Gable to The Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Dec. Is, lsss.-During the de-
bate on the estimates in the Reichstag
today, Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader,
expressed satisfaction at the re-establish-
ment Of good relations between Great
Britain and Germany.
He also criticised Emperor William $
acts and home politics, saying it was
a pity the revenues of the German Em-
pire We're swallowed up by the army, the
navy and the colonies and that he I'M
derstood that there was an intention in
Influential quarters to introduce still
larger naval programme.
Continuing, Herr Bebel referred to the
expulsions from. Prussia, contrasting them
with the conciliatory utterances of En-
pefor William in the Church of the Re
deerner of Jerusalem.
Herr Bebel then proceeded to criticise
the imperial remarks amid considerable
uproar and cries of Shame" Finally he
was called to order.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
BIG POTTERIEs TRUST.
Articles of Incorporation Filed
Today With County Clerk
Capital $4,000, 900.

There were filed in County Clerk FISH
er's office. this morning, the articles OF
incorporation of the American Potteries
Company of New Jersey, with eapleai
stock of $27, 900, 00o This is the great pot
teries. embracing two potteries IN Iren-
ton, all but four of those in East Liver
pool, and absorbing the Sanitary Ware
Company.
The incorporators were:-Charles n.
King of the New Jersey Incorporation
Agency, Jersey City; E. F. Charles also
of this city, and 7. F. Farrell Of New
York City. The shares are divided into
two hundred and seventy thousand
shares of the par value of one hundred
dollars each, and the object of the cor
poration. so the papers say. IS tne cara. a.,
rying on of general business x for tne
1anl1facture of pottery: The offices OF
the new company will be in this city
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
BURGLAR BROKE HIS LEG.
found Ramsacking Room by q
Woman and Tries to Escape.

Mrs. Koschel of No. 2s5 New York ave-
nue. went shopping this morning and on
her return to her home was startled on
finding man in her parlor.
What are you doing here?" asked Mrs
Koschel.
Fixing the sewing machine" said the
fellow, trying to get out of the door.
You're a thief and you'll just put back
what you stole, or will
But the man didn't stop to hear the
threat He jumped out of the back win
dow into the garden The fall broke his
leg and he yelled with pain. Mrs. Koschell
screamed Police, murder, fire, thieves
etc. and in short time a policeman ar
rived. The burglar, who would give no
name, was sent to the City Hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
BOY LEAVES The REFORM SCHOOL

James Mitchell. who was sent to the
Reform School, a few months ago, was
brought back this morning on an order
from Judge Blair. At the time he was
sentenced it was believed that he was
under sixteen years old; but his parents,
who have repented having him sent
there, furnished proof to the Court that
he was over sixteen. The order for his
return was procured by Lawyer Joseph
NJ Noonan. Mr.. Noonan assured the
Court that the boys parents propose to
move away from this locality, and If
permitted they would take the boy with
them and bring him up properly On
these representations Judge Blair dis
charged the boy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
FIRE DAMAGES A TENEMENT.

At 1890 o'clock this morning fire groke
out in the three story frame tenement.
corner Willow avenue and NewarR street,
Hoboken. The ground floor is occupied
by William Stuber as a saloon. The fire-
men responded quickly and after half an
hours hard work subdued the flames.
The two lower floors were gutted. The
damage is estimated at s700. covered by in-
surance The building is owned by the
Hoboken Land and Improvement Conn
many
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
WILSON WILL FIGHT.
Ring Members of Committee
Propose to Ignore His
Credentials.

The ring members of the Hudson Coun-
ty Republican Committee, which is to
organize on the second Friday in Janu-
ary, are determined that Abraham Will
son, who was elected from the Fifth
precinct of the Eighth ward shall not
take his seat. His right to do SO will
be contested although he received a ma
jority of the votes cast and has his Gre
dentials- The Woolley gang will resort
to unusual methods to unseat him.
If everything else fails they will de-
clare the election Illegal and have it
thrown out and held again. Wilson is
just as determined as the Woolley gang.
He will fight the matter to the bitter
end. If necessary he will appeal to the
courts to gain his rights. Asked on what
ground Wilson would be unseated, Ed
ward w. Woolley said
He does not live in the precinct he
was elected to represent and therefore
he cannot perform the duties of a county
committeeman AS the chief duty Of
county committeeman is to register by
affidavit all Republicans who have not
registered in person, the law requires
that the man who makes the affidavit
must live in the precinct in which the
affidavit is made
How is it, them asked the reporter,
that in the Ninth ward nearly all the
committeeman elected at the joint pri-
mary live in one precinct and some pre-
cincts have no representative at all? Are
those committeeman any better able to
perform the duties OF the office than
Wilson would be?'
Two wrongs don't make right re-
piled Mr.. Woolley, somewhat tersely.
1t is possible that if the contention is
made that Wilson cannot perform the
duties of a committeeman in the Fifth
precinct of the Eighth ward the reform-
ers will get after some Of the Woolley
gang who were elected to represent pre-
cincts in which they have no evidence.
There will be warm times when the new
Hudson County Republican Committee
meets for organization
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
GRICGS AMONG THE JINGOES
His Speech at a Banquet Stirs
Up the Senate--CanaI
Legislation,

WASHINGTON, Dec Is, 1SSS.-In the
Senate this morning Mr.. Vest made a
brief personal explanation of his refer
ence to a speech attributed to Attorney
General rGiggs in the Senator's speech
last Monday. In that speech said TO
York. the Attorney General was quoted
as expressing the opinion that the Cons
stitution made for thirteen half devei-'
-oped colonies could not reasonably be ex-
pected to meet the demands OF the great
est nation In the world
MIR Vest said he had received a letter
from Mr. Griggs saying he h5ad meyer
found the expression in several news
papers and in a pamphlet printed by q
reputable Chicago lawyer and had haa
the Attorney Generals disclaimer was
sufficient and Mr.. Vest said he was
pleased to be able to set himself right
before the Senate.
NJ. Plat Comm gave notice that he
would address the Senate next Monday
on the right of the Government OF tie
United States to acQuire territory,
Mr.. Morgan presented me rforial frsna
the National Board ef Trade faNeta 1ie
10 the constitution Of the Ncssfags,a
Canal aslSing thai the document bs. pzi9;z
Mr. Allen objected and the Qh3ectlen
proved The basis of an assimated dissns-
well as The wisdom Of the eoFss rue DON
of The canal. Mr.. Morgan accepted the
sobfecrsun az an EFFORT 10 1bSfrHce the
legislation for the eal1Al and pteEaat The
Nj. Alien reseated This IMP pslsasion. sag
ing that he as favofa BE 6 5ns sa5,9
fhe canal would eest $505oo0 osg
tute Tor Hoot,s satsapaIilla, There IS nothing
Just as good. Get oaix Hood =.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
DIED.

BuRKE-on Tuesday. Dec. 49, 1898, Ed
ward beloved husband of Mary
Burke.
Relatives and friends of the family, also
members of Washington Council No. 7,
Order Of Chosen Friends. are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. SIS Grove street. on
Friday Dec, lG, at A. M. thence 10 ST.
Mfch&els T. c. ChMeh, where q solemn
high mass OF requiem VIII be offered for
the hstngy reDose of his soul.
MONKS On Tuesday. Dec. l3 1895 Ro-
Sannah beloved wife Of Richard
Monks.
ReIatives ana friends arc requested 70
attend her funeral from lier late resi-
aaHce NO AS York street, oti HFi{iag-
3asc is at A. M: thence II ST. B{ids-
81 $ Church. where solemn high moss af
reauieff will be offered for the repose OF
her Scssl.
on FTs sSs AasEsR -en Tuesday. Dec. lS. 1888.
Bessie, de es3fter OF William ". and
Ella 5. 0utwatef, aged year and 16
Funeral Services on Thursday. Dec Is,
al r. n, from No. ia Pearsan avenue.
SAVERS On Tuesday Dec 1s 1875, Lii
liam Al. Hill. wife Of Samuel b, Sayers.
Funeral services at her late residence.
No. 1856 titsiah street, OH Thursday, Dec.
Is 1t $50 r nj
Intefneast at conv venienee Of the faniiys
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
RISK SALOON MEN MUST TAKE.

Michael Cuddy, Of No. 76o Jersey ave
nue., while drunk, last night, fell through
plate glass window in the saloon of
James D. McKiernan, No. SCI Grove
street He was arrested by Patrolman
Lenahan. On the way to the police sta
ton he broke the policeman's helmet
Police Justice Potts, this morning. dis
charged him on the charge of malicious
mischief, brought by McKiernan. saying
that it was one of the disks taken by
saloon keepers Cuddy paid for the po-
Ecemans helmet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
THAT PIANO lNvEsTIGATloN.
Manager Holmes Has More Testi-
monY to Submit.

The Board of Education committee hav-.
ing in charge the piano investigation will
continue its work tomorrow. It is un-
derstood that Mr. Holmes is prepared to
go before the committee and give some
interesting information.
Disinterested persons who have at
tempted to purchase the same kind of
pianos as We're put in the schools will
testify that they were asked the same
price as the Board of Education paid.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-15
SOME OF sTEAD'S TRASH.
IBx cable 70 The Assoeiatsd Press.l

LONDON, Dec. Is, 1ssS-1fr. William T.
Stead, writing with reference to his recent
visit to the Car, says His Majesty IS en-
tirely animated by good VIII for Great
Britain, and that he brought from India
genuine admiration for British colonial
administration.
But, the Car is said to have sor-
rowfully observed, 'scoloIiiza ton some
times reduces itself to supplying the ma
tives with alcohol and other demordlizing
agents.
The Czar, it also appears, regards the
partition of China with a feeling of hor-
ror and he is said to have asserted that
Russia only occupied Port Arthur under
bitter necessity and in order to forestall
German and British designs.