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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
APPEAL MADE AGAIN.
Spain Asks the Powers to Help Her
Out Of the Crisis.
ACTIVE STEPS BEING TAKEN.
Representative of European Countries
at Washington Working Under Ca
BILE Instructions General Wsy-
Ter summoned to Madrid.

Washington, April i5.-Another en-
change Of notes has begun on the Span
ish.American situation between the pow.
ers in Europe; and yesterday in this city
mass meeting was held Of their ambas-
sailors and ministers. This has been an
ticipated in view Of the prevailing sen
timent in all the foreign quarters here
that the action thus far taken in con-
grcss made war inevitable. This COM
mon opinion had been officially reported
TO the several European capitols and 1t
was doubtless instrumental IN starting
the active exchange between the great
powers. II is understood however, that
the present movement is not OF the same
mild character rs the former one. Sim
Infamous with the opening Of the ex'
change. word came from Madrid that
the Spanish government was about to
issue another appeal TO the great powers
Of Europe. II Is understood that this
appeal is an initiatory to the concerted
action Of the powers, and there Is appa'
rent agreement in advance that the APP
peal will receive favorable consideration.
|. is said that SPANS appeal will recite
her grievances against the United States,
stating in detail the many concessions
she has made, and pointing out It was
in response to the urgent representa-
ton OF the six great powers that the last
concession Of an armistice was granted.
II the powers determine TO art, It VIII
b. particularly directed toward induc-
ing the United States to grant Spain
sufficient time within which TO try the
armistice recently proclaimed.
During the recent joint action OF tho
powers their main influence was exerted
al Madrid, the only action at Washing.
ton being the courteous expression OF
hone for peace. But the present move
ment contemplates that the influence
shall he exerted nc Washington rather
than az Madrid, as IL is the common be-
lief in diplomatic quarters that the Mad
rid authorities have reached their limit
and should now be given reasonable
time to try what they and the powers
have offered rs n means OF restoring
peace in Cuba.
There Is no suggestion, however, that
this influence at present Will b. OF
. material character, but II is expected e
, be an assertion Of all the moral inhu
ence Of the powers in checking tenden
cics which, It is believed, inevitably vii
' lead to war Up 70 a late hour las
night word had not been received
at the foreign embassies that an.
common basis Of joint action had bcel
reached, although it was the genera
impression that there would be httl
> difficulty In arriving at this commo
ground in view Of the prevailing sent
: ment abroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

In the district court this week In the
celebrated Bennett will case a mo.
ton for a new trial was oyerruled and
notice was given Of appeal TO tie civil
court Of appeals, irst district. In the
suit Of Garth, Howell & Webb vs.. ID. NJ.
Breach ct al, a suit 10 set aside q sale
and recover land, a verdict was rendered
In favor OF plaintiffs, motion for new
trial overruled and notice OF appeal
given.
W. r. James gives constant personal
attention to his livery business and no
better service can be obtained anywhere
in the city. Good horses, nobby turn
outs, reasonable prices. l22
Funeral services over the remains OF
Col. VI. ID Graham were conducted by
DR.. West al the residence OF Prof. l.. l..
McInnia yesterday aftrnOOn and Mrs.
NJ. d. Graham, Prof McInnis and fam.
ily and Mr.. T. b Graham and family
left with the body on the southbound
train for Forest, Miss. The party will
be- absent about a week.
We clean beds for &c per ponnd or l-1
Of the feathers, and II you think that
when cleaning your feathers, one pound
l. not Justly due us 10 be taken out,
then don't send them; just keep them at
home, for don't make livelihood That
way. J. T. Patterson,
100 The Feather Cleaner.
pay special attention TO drummers
and other transient livery business.
Transient teams and boarding horses
receive careful attention az my stable
! ia Gooch l24
Joe Ellis has been awarded the con-
tract for boring a new we'll in the cry
park flr 500. lie guarantees sum
Gent water supply for street sprinkling
and when the well is completed the city
will put up a wind mill and reservoir
from which 10 supply sprinkler.
Ira Gooch's.liyery stable il now thor
oughly equipped with new and stylish
single and double busgics, fine driving
horses. new closed carriages and othel
ll;ye,v .e,vice l34
NJ. II. James, the druggist, has JUS
received pair Of Springer's torsion bal
ance prescription scales, made OF meta
and glass and highly finished. They ar
sensitive to the siIty-iourth part oil
grain and the only pair OF the KIND II
this part Of the state.
make a speciality Of eompoundinI
} inscriptions, nothing but the bes
, goods used, which insures good result
Tor the sick ones. Bring them TO me
q. :. Read, the druggist. lliti
For Sale Cheap-A nice new top bug
! Nv. Has beeu used hat little.
( III Gooch's Stable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
SENT FCa WEYLER.
n. Is Called to Madrid 20 Help Out
of the Crisis.

lie l. Called to Madrid 60 Help Out
Of the Crisis.
Madrid, April l5.-General Weyler,
the former captain general Of Cuba, has
arrived here, apparently being called
here by the government He was met
at the railway station by General Pratt
in full uniform and many friends, mill
tary men and civilians The governor
Of Madrid prohibited the demonstrations
which it was proposed to make and
adopted precautionary measures.
From the railway station the former
captain general was driven rapidly to
his home in carriage, accompanied by
Senior Mesamena, member Of the
chamber OF deputies. When questioned
ON the subject General Weyler refused
70 say he was called TO Madrid by the
government, but he added, speaking &c
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press: IL have indeed offered my serv
ices to the queen. / consider war with
America inevitable or Cuba Is lost t.
Spain. believe war Ia preferable to
continuation Of the prolonged tension
between Washington aud Madrid"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

House to rent. Apply to W. ?. Woot-
en-. ITO
Gus stevener was here from Kurien
YESTERDAY.
House ior Rent-Apply to Mrs. NJ.
Bonneville. ITO
Fritz Yeager Of Milliean, was here
yesterday.
Capt. Love called on the Eagle while
In the city yesterday.
A line Of extra nice mating just re:
ceivcd at James & Castles. lzV
Lady's good second hand bicycle for
sale. Apply 10 Jake schwarz. III
II nov begins to look a. II the plow.
shares will be turned Into swords some
more.
Baseballs, bats, masks and gloves at
the lowest price At b. :. Reads drug
store. Han
w.N. Cammack, John Payne and
George Donaho were here from Madison
county yesterday.
Ward has received fine lot OF
strawberrcs for Sunday and will be glad
TO supply the public.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either in Lodges or straight Life Com
panies res Joe y. Reed. "
Mr.. LIE. wyche, b.. wyche, A.
Ellison, aud w. H. Ellison and daughter
we're here from SNOW, Leon county, yes-
ierday buying goods.
A complete line Of the novelties o.
Whiting. Hurds aud Cranes stationery
10 the latest tints and sizes a. y ;.
Readis drugstore. llltf
Rev. |. u. 7. Morris arrived ia the city
Yesterday bringing another child, To-.
tie boy. for whom he has found good
bone with gentleman residing IN The
country near Bryan.
Gen. II. b. stoddard has been made
chairman of the committee on Iemplai
Jurisprudence for the ensuing year a
the knight Templars grand command
cry meeting In Dallas.
The county board Of examiners com
poser Oh fihIul " ~ heheof up "
Gloss and Miss Gertrude Nall are con
Quoting an examination Of teachers a
the courthouse There we're fourteen
white and two colored applicants beior
the board yesterday. All applied 10
second grade cirtihcaRtes except lou
white and one colered Tor fret grades
OF course circulars, certificates an
recommendation are M common rs pi
tracks, but such people a. the name
We have recommending us from Calyer
and Hearne wouldn' I recommend hun
bug or a set Of dtadbeais. fyou wi
read one carefully, IL will convince N
most rkeptical that We have a work tina
Is a blessing 10 any town or COUNTY
J.. T.. Patterson Feather Co. l2O
Calvert grants iis citizenship ire
pastul age, and the resident street
entertain grea, many horses and COW
from time to time This Is during IA
hours Of daylight When the sabl
shadows Of evening and the deeper pei
iods u night are upon ne, these animal
lunch on garden truck and the elegnnl
ly embelished yards Of the more prot
porous Of our people. Calvert Courier
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

Guns All shipped Prom England.
Washington, April iG.-lnformation
has been received by Captain O'Neil,
chief Of the bureau OF ordnance, that
all the guns purchased in Englald, uum.
bering l83-l, 3 and 6.poundors-have
been shipped, so that If war should
break out there will be no chance of an
application OF the neutrality laws by
the British government, even II It de.
sired 10 do ~.
The British authorities, II "a under.
stood, have no objection TO the character
Of armament which will be placed on
board the gunboat 10 be built on the
lakes. Assistant Secretary OF State
Adec and the British ambassador have
discussed the matter and the former In
formed Chief Naval Constructor High
born that no objection would DO entered
TO any caliber Of gun proposed to be put
on board the vessel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

coast towns and retreating before they
are oyertaken. Il is deemed certain this
will be spain's policy If she abandons
the hope Of retaining Cuba.
Many merchant vessels are being pur'
chased at the United States embassies
on the continent, but no negotiations are
proceeding. and IL is said at the embassy
here that the United States has no need
for more ships.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
DemonstratIon AZ barcelona.

Barcelona, April l5.-As the crowds
came from the bullfght yesterday IL
organized In favor Of the national sub
scription for the navy. They took hAgs
through the streets TO the American con.
sulate, where they remained several
hours, crying. viva Espana," whist
ling and shouting. the consul looking
down from the window. The governor
exerted himself to induce them 20 dis
perse. The press is unanimous in con
domning the provocative attitude OF the
Spanish functionaries in the crowd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

San Francisco, April 1.-two slight
shocks OF earthquake were felt here
Thursday night. The trcmors were not
serious enough 10 cause serious damage,
and none so far have been reported. The
shocks felt in number Of small tow :
in this state are said to have been the
most severe at PortA Costa, where a
number Of large grain warehouses arr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
n. o,.von s,III out.

New York. April ia dispatch to
The World from Valparaiso SAYS;
Tho United States battleship Oregon
was due 20 arrive hero Wednesday. As
she has not put In an appearing at this
port she is not expected TO call here now.
She left Callao, Peru. about 400 north
a week ago today. Doubtless she has
already passed to the south to far out to
.ea 10 be- sighted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

Paris, April l5.--The feeling Of the
press here Is very strong against the
United States against President Mckin.
ley's message. Mr.. Mckinley is com
pared 10 Pontius Plate and the Ameri'
can congress Is accused Of buccaneer'
ing spirit which it IA feared will extend
10 the posse sions Of other nations al
well as those Of Spain.
There is feverish activity at the gov
eminent dockyards in completing YES
sells and rearming old ones
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
Session Of the corts. fastened.

Madrid, April 10 AT the cabinet
council which was held last evening un'
der the presidency Of the queen regent,
IL was decided TO hasten the roopening
Of the Spanish parliament The date
for the assembling Of the Cortes was
April 20, but parliament will now be
summoned to meet Wednesday next,
Anril 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
EIchange Hotel ArriyaIs.

T S Rogers, II CArgill. Waco; X D
McCulloch, Gordon Boone, NAyasota
+ G Gordon, Galveston; q 5 Sutherland,
Cy CoiIman, 81. Louis; ] Ellison, San
Antonio + q Talbot, Carthage, Mo.
Henry Cook, New Orleans; John A
Brown, TYLER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

The Eagle has received copy Of
John Grants new paper, the Texas
State Journal, republican In politics and
published at Dallas. The paper IS a
seven column octave, very handsome
in appearance. IL eulogises Mckinley
and Consul General Lee.
Ira Gooch IL now giving careful per-
sonal attention 10 his livery business
and all he asks Is that you get his pri-
ces and give him an opportunity to
serve you. lor
Marriage licenses: George Mitchell
10 Eliza Oliver, Howard Dorsey 20 Nell
lie Newman, NJ. j. Cummings to Mary
Brown, Alfred Pearl TO Mollie Motley
A complete and splendid assortment
Of fishing tackle and sporting goods, Of
Is. S. Reads drugstore. lliu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
steamer PnrehAsed.

Washington. april i5.-Tke navy de-
partment has purchased the Red ID line
steamer Venezuela. The terms were
not made public. Negotiations for the
Paris and New York, the American
Steamship company's big tAnsatlantic
liners, IL il stated, are still in progress,
the question now being one Of terms
merely.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

New York, April l5.-The cruisers
San Francisco and New Orleans arrived
Oft Staten island about . O'Clock last
night. Both ships reported themselves
In goOi shane.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

sistersville, W. Va, April IS Jacob
Wilson and Robert Robinson quirrelled
aud fought with knives here. Wilson
was killed. Robinson is dying.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
Old EaemIss FIGHT.

Frankfort. Ky. April l5.--Morgan
Bohannon was shot and killed here by
Horace Kessler. They were old enc
mics.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

Rome, April i6.--The pope has APP
pointed Rev. Alexander Christie, rector
Of St Stephens church, Minneapolis, to
the bishopric at Vancouver.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
ronr are.. slsamsr. charlersa.

Washington, April i5.-The govern.
ment has chartered the steamships ST..
Paul, 81. Louis, New York and Paris Of
the American line.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
sAS JACINTo CELEBRATION

For trains leaving Bryan April lelh
and 2ist 1857 a M, sid April 18th
and 2I-t4p. m. II. 4 7, G.. will tell
round trip IT, F,t- 10 Houston for u 90
Tickets sold April 10 limit Aprl Git,
aud tickets sold April 2i'i, limit April
22nd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS
TEMptAK.

April 9Th and 18th round trip tick
els will be -old 10 Dallas At one isre.
Limit ofiickeis Apr. 10th Tickets m9st
be stamped and ,iNed 10 Dallas lNfo's
return.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
GRANnInnGE K. ofP.

April 18th and 18th round trip tickets
will Ice sold 10 san Antonio for g. 70,
via Houston and Sluthern Pacific orly.
Limit April q Tickets must be signed
and stamped in san Antonio before
return.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16
H. at. C. EXCURSIONS
EpwoRTn LEAGUE.

For trains leaving Bryan April 18th
4p. m. and April 10Th 81 a. m II. 4
T. c. Will sell round iiip tickets 10 Gal
weston at SitO. Good to leave Calves
ton not later than 81 p. m. train,
April 23rd. Tickets must be igned aud
stamped in Galveston before return.
Y.M. CA.
April 18th ard l4ih II. 4 7. G. VII
sell tickets to Galveston At $3.50 rourd
trip. Limit Of tickets April gOth. Tick
ct. mu,i be signed and stamped in Gal
weston before return.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

April 2l,t and 22nd round tiip tickets
will lie sold 10 Galveston or 81 80. LIN.
il april 25ih. Tickets NUT lie signed
aud stamped IN Galye,to before 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-16

W. T. James gives constant personal
attention to his livery business and no
better service can be obtained anywhere
in the city. Good horses, nobby turn
outs, reasonable prices. liz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-29

z New York, n. Y.
W SDrdacie DrOSb.

w numerze "a organu Z. N. P.
nZgoda" %poruszono kwestje prosb @
wsparcia ] podano projekt oPodatko.
wanna sic grup, cd 25 do so cent6w
miesiecznie, ma wsparcie czlonka
Z. n. P. dotknietego krytycznem 20.
~}ozeniem, a to dla unikniecia prosb
do grup W celu uzyskania wsparcia
wnoszonych. Grupa A Il. n. P.
tow. Sci Maj, ma posiedzeniu W d.
10 b. m. wzie1a pod rozwage RE.
czona propozycje, ktora okazuje
sic pod niektorymi wzgledami uciaz-
liwa, TAX ola samych grup, jakotez
i ola Zarzadu Centr. Il. N. p, albo.
wien grupy maja dosyc przyjetych
obowiazkow W op1atach podstk6w
miesiecznych, ME sd wiec W stanie
obciazac s;ebie, nak}adajac coraz
wiecej podatkow przymusowych. Je-
zeli chca j moga wedle w}asnej wo-
ii dopomodz bratu W nieszczesciu,
to czynia wedle uznania j uczucia
szlachetnego serca, ME zas z obo-
wiazku przymusowego; grupy UREA
dzaja ma ten eel sk{adki dobrowolne
i ~dopomagaja braciom W nieszczes-
ciu. Take dobrowolne rozporzadza-
ME swemi wiasnemi funduszami po-
winno pozostac ] nadal.
Pc drugie, ME podobna Zarzadowi
Centr. Il. y. p, ktory ma j tax do
syc czynnosci, narzucac sic z podob-
na ~propozycja, ktora zajmowaiaby
wiele czasu ! piracy, z trudnoscia
przychodziioby rozpoznawanie aku
ratnosci prosb o wsparcia, a zanim
rozstrzygneioby sic kwestje, potrze-
bujacy wsparcia mogiby umrze6 z
giodu, albo tee zebrafby o }aske u
innonarodowcow, a zazdrosG Jednych
pred drugimi j rozmaite skargi etc.
do tego by doprowadzi}y, ze Zarzad
Centr. u. n. p. ME by}by W moznos.
ci skrupulatnie skontrolowac i dzia-
ia}by tylko ma podstawie swiadectw
grup, jak dotad, albo tez wedle
wlasnego uznania, geographically sic
funduszami ogo}u.
Czy ME lepieJ byfoby, azeby CRU
py skiadajace Gmine, porozumialy
sic pomiedzy soba j W tym oelu beg
utrudzenis Zarzadu Centr. Il. N. p.
wyznaczyiy fundusz IA wsparcie ola
nieszczesliwych braci, obarczonycb
wiekiem j podupadiyob zupeinie ma
zdrowiu, ktorych p~o&ozenie ! potrze.
be najbliaej ocenic moga?
II. Nowtcki, sekrvtarz.
p. r. A 90 bedzie z ozionkami z
innej gminy Tub z miejscowosci
gdzie niema gminyr
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CHICAGO, 20 wrxesnia 1893.

CHICAGO, 20 wr.esnia 1893.
Ma mooy nadesianych aplikaoyj
swiadsctw lekarskioh nastepujsce
tow. pr.yjete .ostaly do Wv. Mar
Pol:
Or. 435. Tow. sw. Jana W Phoen x
vile, Pc. Sskretar1 T. Nowsoki,
Phoenixville. Chester Co., Pa.
Or. 436. Tow. Prawdy i Praoy "
Schenectady, n. Y. Sskretarz St
Boro wski, 81 Edison :ve., Sohsnsc.
tady, N. Y.
Or. 437, Tow. Synowie Polski W
Sugar Notch. Pa. Sskretarz Wiktor
Paiaczanis. Main str, Sugar Notch.
Luferne Co., Pa.
Or. 43S, Tow. Matki Boskiej CIe
~stochowskiej Krolowei Korony Pol
skiej W Philadelphia. Pa. S~ekretarz
Jan Kacrmsr, k. IA Be,k str, Phila-
delphis, Pa.
q rosporradsenia Zarzadu Central
nego
M. j. Sddoscski, Sekr. Jen.
DIR. W. Il. Ktlesoski, p. O. n. L.
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PrawdaI

..hciaibym jakis zwiazek myslom moim
nadaS,
rozbujaie uczucia owiadac,
bolesc duszyl - PRONE wy
~silenia!
Me sfuchajs ~uczucia, nj mysl, nj ma
tchnienia.
Jednsk pc diugIej walce z Okla liza upada,
pc strofie z ciezka praca sic ukia
de,
| Ia TIA / to strofy ulgs sercu niosa,
w koncu zbolafa dusze taxa chfodZa
rosa:
Prawdo, czem jestes?... -. Wszakze bez
ciebie,
Piekno - marzeniem tylko / snem,
A sam ideal ma wieszcz0w niebie,
TylkO widziafem bfahem i czczeml
Tvs podwalina - z granitu skaia,
Ma kt6rej cnoty wZnOsi sic gmach,
Tys niebOtyczna | wiecznOtrwafs,
Pogromca kiamstwa, oszczerc6w
strachl
Prawdo tvs W drodze zycia pochod-
mia,
Prey kt6rej swietle bystrzeje wzrok,
Ably obfudy kwiat struty zbrodnia
Mijai Tub deptai zwyciezki krok!
Ty opieszale nigdy ME drzemiesz,
Lecz jestes ziarnem rodzacem pf6d,
/ niwe serca prujesz, jak lemiesz,
BY W niej zakwitnaC kiosami cn6t!
Ty ME ro~zdrazniasz, ~ ME wystu-
dzasz,
Ami gor9czka ME trawisz SIP,
LecZ " chorym duchu zdrowie obu-
dzasZ,
Ably dla czynu ] piracy zyil
BY popari siusznosc o~lbrzymia siiq,
| dech miiosci 2 siebie W mia lat,
/ cDym przykisdem stat sic jej VIOLA
poswieceniem jak pozar tlai!
o swiets Prawdo! Prey twym sztan.
dsrze,
Daj mi codziennie wyostrzac miecz,
mysl | siowo nosic CT W darze
I nigdy dioni ME cofnac wsteczi
W. Poszuihski.
cHIcAeo, we Wrzesniu 1898.
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WfadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.
CIR. PIG 10 Buffalo.

Or. 279 10 Buffalo.
Zawiadamiam ozionk6w Tow. i'm.
ReJtans, il prsys.ie posied.enie mie.
siecsne bedzie zarazsm i k~wartalnem
! odbedsis sic W .wyklsm misjsou
dnia 8 pszlzisrnika :. b. Obsonosc
kaadego c.ionka jest nierbedns.
Nieobscni Podlegt6 beds karze usts-
nowionej konstytucjs. - 1. w. Koz.
iowski, sekr.
Or. rs 10 Aipena, Mich.
zawiadamiam oslonk6w grupy 70,
IL roczne posiedzenie odbed.ie sie
dnia 8 pszdsiernika r. b., " niedzis-
ls o godsinie 2 20 poiodniu, " hall
s~ykiyoh posisdzeh.
Obowisr.iem jest wssystkiOb
ossonk6w stawlc sic ma to p~osiedse.
ME, poniswss obisrans bedzis nova
sdministracjs tow. ns rok bieascy.
Zyorso roIwoju grupie n~ss,ej. staw.
my sic ns to posiedssn.e, sbysmy
mogli wybrsc sdolnyoh urzsdnikow
! godnyeh saufan'a. Many bsri,o
duto sprsw do rsistwienis. - @. J.
Jsrsrski, sskr. prot.
Or. 292 20 Harerstrap.
Roosne posisdzenie odbyio sic d..
IL w%rsesnis. Obrany sostsi haste.
pujscy zsrzsd: Ssymon Labs, pre-.
res; Wojciech Cieslihski, sskr. prot;
Robert Lik, sekr. an.; Franciszsk
Labsnski, ks'jsr; Stsnisisw Ostrow.
ski Jof.f ~Siekierski, opiskunowie
Teodor Ziensek' ! Miobal Dsisr, re-
wisorsy ohoryob; Josef Luba6ski,
~msrssaiek; Jan Ksmihski, osz .ier.
~. Wszysskie korsspondeuojs ma.
j. bye prsssy lane M rsos wojois-
cha Cisslihskisgo, sslr. prot, Hs.
wsrstraw, N. Y, ttx0.
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Z F%rankford, Pa.
Ioc. OSui0ty.

Niniejszem nam zaszczyt zawia-
donnie, re z~alozone tutaj przez kilku-
nastu naszych braoi d. 20 lutego
1896 r. tow. oswiaty i'm. Henryka
Sienkiewicza dotychczas istnieje,
chociaz mialo wiele precise i smut
ku. l tax r-eprezentant jego 6. p.
Antoni Zaduszewski, bardzo gorliwy
czfonek, zachorowawszy ma suchoty
ME mogi korespondowa6 z Wydzia-
fem Oswiaty. Wreszcie zabra}a go
nam smierc n~ieub3agana.
Nied}ugo potem nastapi-
Ia znow smierc bibliotekarza S. d.
Wawrzyhca Lewandowskiego, wsku-
tex czego utracilismy wiele papie-
row, a miedzy innemi ustawy, przy-
saane nam przez Wydzial Oswiaty.
Pomimo to rzadzimy sic jak umie-
my. Posiadamy 30 oz1onk6w, oko}o
20 dolarow got6wki W kasie oraz BIZ
blioteke z'ozon4 z 800 ksiazek spro-
z Europy.
b. Purzycki. sekr.
P. r. Move ustawy Wydzia3
Oswiaty przygotuje ~niebawym j wy
Sic towarzystwu.