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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
q g I! ] Il. VI.

Nova siila altYstyesna polska
zwraca obecnIe nasslebIesulwage v
Wiedmu v Nl!emte, eeh. sest to.
& ~ sss$ss3S Sasss4s.s:94 q
dr' Teod '''.). sLiirAa,'nr q ',l'',,. Piol l'
1odem Gallcyii kst6ry mic daWno.
7 dati sic posnad jake dplewak estrls, y.
Wysteputac 4 koncerta.chhl,.
1b bier n ME po.sod1enia. rs
f6gno dsaile '9::' Wiedshskks, jak
.c'za a.aO fachowe nle sscse !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

PELPLfN. ,Zaledwie obrano x.
Arcypasterza Ola dYecezyi. juz
hecb,atY niemieckie wtracaja Sle y
ME swojje irrzeozy, Wssystk1e ,pisma
po1skie przyje}y ogiosissy wyb6tr
do > SO, clhcaaasl,oewego dyrektora, semi
naryum duchos nego x. kanonika.
al. Rose,.trsstera Z nalezyta czcaisat
! il plsina D6anzige'r Neusstiete
Nachr.alllttemi iWVly!1iiezd1zSa a| zzI,n1iastepuijjaqic1aa
hecs. Ola mas, niennleckich zacho.-
sd In 81 rllisakow,chodzi przY wyb re.
5cbeilniniskiego Biisyklulpaa .przedewssy-
etkiiem . e, lakies On stanovbko
zaberze wobeo aprtavsY zpo1sKiej.
BIZ ~ ;K'o l,''s','E 'st'I' ]. q. 3 Sc e.. 1adaie.
sxalnierza 100 wHslady kednletra: On
.1oSnistd1aw,.nlo temu sallkksz,ai---tstwo,m
Nyrykom al, sspiie M ppiiisElssnli.. kosoi,elns
Welding poOlsdkion' . narodoWyoh# lnnelo-
#;s..saasssss sssssssssss AIS 4as6Syyssaa 49, sa&Ss Saa@ss s.aS@
dIa 1i,il IIsa'as.sApsllskiegoo b Il
6asS. ba @4ssSsS as&Ss#sB 81 s 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

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f'gl''l'' s gI'|,l I I lpsT'''l4ll't 4
!. zEP''11'ssYa AZ e !..1 st 'al|'ls1 ''
G'taallioY's tellsgflaafdia, Y
Bl'r q g a,1s pod s y 4 'l1lp1l'lB'en
lsl ol5rzy ri poza.r, tk .s''ls
z, As, 81, p9lss sa'',l I. 50 g l'''|'gl'' rstr. /
n, PFrte g!zes : q zar'sadu aggl6'Wnneeggo'.
K6lyk rolniczYch galley Itch \, y IA
) y zos ,1Ia poses sejnooWY =
A a z1arreemba G' A.l
P,otr stachowioz, znakonittyy
atrtYsta malerz w LLwovie, otrzYmnaall
ma Obraz olelnY Cd
ksiscla serg'lsza lstryjaa
cara na tie J, Legend 9 Matcs
Bosk1el'. Jest to juz c.wa,rtee
sam6wlynie : dworu ros,isklego,
jake ten artYsta otrzYmNje.
Ciekawe jest to take, ze IA sam,EVlmm
dw I, 9 rosyisS1m kI?u,rrspje dz'ieasie6
, egezze,mplarzY Legend 0 Matcee
tekstem polskim Ma
rYana G,walew'cza.
%
N1I Z i! e Rn g i nl' q 20
81, ~ Ie IA p'r'rz. yfa / I one do
Chicago.
Znane fabrJczne m'asteczko
Pull PR estanle w.klrr6tce two
rz,d o1rebne ggmlns zostanle
przy1aczonie do Chicago.
Zmarfy zafozyciel teggu mias:e-
E-a.H -s- iaE4-- ~ -f- 80 t..T,
czka. zmar}y nlcdawno Pullman.
utw''or:zyt mniasteczko fabrycsne.
kt6rs c e u q 7 4; W?zorose Z pod
w'zigleaem. Ale okasa4o rie,
e ozy ~ e e Y !, cel ''',1:' $50 il,', i !.
z mus a. Is ro|bo'tn2ii s. m291eszkad Y y
p:eknych ale drogloh, m%ieszkan-
k <:'''l' tam e''. =x Y dow 1in''r
s : 4 le ''t' zy VIC s s!i{,. Y ], r'sfss E| e a:l'g
f :@''' ! lis d Z &c $. c i s.. a'otbl'ryet.
Y s |'' teggo nrawet poxstal
,'.'j Y \ ro Ky 1894 1924. Pdzoiej p ell'<
rator Maurice T.. Mo.oney wytora
czyf kompanfl process, kt6ry WELT.
wySm'ewa4e. Ale Ale. pomimo roztrsy
gnieGa ola kompanli przychylaego, !
sedztego Bak'eara, Moloney ME dali
"a . ', wy '13'' :. . s sp' E. prled4ont z,
Wy zszemu sadowi ] byia TO jedna
2 osta ''nie!. je &C., o,synnosc', gddyI
termin 1ego u re sic k, T.
NiedaVno sad w,zszy
rostr1lyggnai na 5%niek1oolr,z,yfc kompanl,
1 gtosami przeclw 8. Kompania
mnusl sic WYrzec snei crgsn,zaoyi,
PREF ''',a'. 1lo ,,,f s',,y,, oke1o
2 20 budynkoW, 7. j. dom6w
n'eszkalnYch, szk6f i kodo;6tk6x,
oiblioteke, hotel Is. n, poczem
'aada zostanlo przy1aczona do
#.:.issS@@4i;E. K G:.s ;:a#S 4tt..ss I: II / : sIaasft. -. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
&c l ,. / 0 ] \

g a.Duhozykow. iszweddv
lN9r '''1 : 9 ma toVarY nis'nieokile
sig We wssystkloh kra-
jjaoh n1alleaacYch DO pahstw sk g
dYnnlawskich. a kt6z 20 vYwofa1?
Otto buta niemiecka, kt6ra tax sic
.rozzqonwali}a, II mYsli, 70 swat
oaly N i 4 q, !. kt 41at. i.!t' siee v I'M |
Dansigsr ze'tpRg poda1e 4. niett6re
.e q, lg.la fsa.k! 'tlY poNod'aiaee vyde-
lanie spoko;nyoh obywateli dun
sksich : szleswilstkkIu- Hoellszttylnnu: Ot6z
=bandlara bYda .BBDh,hn1fsllt l Duh-
cazyk. nie 81 kaiias y q 2 , lat Z
HadeI '1flelts a. otr 'lzl9 roakas 4
eopu,szczenla panssWat nle1nl1llgee4cki1eggno.
i |. jjego allIx;o,kk!att5 ppopdqlaajje terazspoWo--
DIV ,ego wyda1e1la, e: ! i:
50 mlalB raklonle .eeWneggo ker
W s1a|| 4 ] 1 ob 81 Elzzat a91l 3 lt'|sy ~
ssiie Cd wybor6W;sdsii a les.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

N! H s sc All a| sssAdtfSsaR !. Y 81 8s8 H
. lGDANsK. Redaktor ,Gas. Cd"
NNis..aEs Ns=F s ssAs5 ss#s 81 hsAASSEs5F4Ass s GaHa sSt$s S -
pan "a ) DIX ! zosta4 areesztowa-
5'ny Y terminle, kt6'ry 27go b ..1 m J. sic IS,
stocsyl pred .sademn przy d tr's'le
..mlnistyoh ' spi'av'iis snane'go
.rty kulu' Kl1asitb,Y-iKasssaby . Bismsr,'
oku. skassny sostai "a wspomih'iyony
artyfai na6 tYg'otd11mi aireasss,tu (Hafto.
90 js,t lagodnaeisaa kara nj wiegzier.
ME, Dl'wlnY sis tylko, 'o i''''',
7skasanego saras zatrzYmano ".
a%resvcie.
81
w CZERSKU ma " miejsce
kodciola wcale ME starego, ho.
wYbudoyanego pred so laty, bye
vybudowany nowy daleko obszer-
Messy. Prsez iakiss ozas myslanto q
piliraz,yybt,urdolw,,atnl,iiu, ale teraz c'dstapio:-.!
no cd tego zw}aszcza, ze istniejacy
ME ma archn,tekton,cznej wartuSci.
KWIDZYN: Asystent sadowy
q eg rs ki " Che}mzy miano-
wanJ sekretarzem PREY saddle
okrs,gowYm&w GsoslFub U sara
zem tfomaczem. Aktuaryusz !
tl6nan. Kso nsi l osw.s ki= T.
Golubipp 5miialo'vany staiYm pomoo-
nlxiiemn" Iplsarza Jt,ddoxeeo tidma-.
c ,ali'zj pr w ea4ldzie okregowym V
T rs . / Il i i u. Pr:z1enliesiteeinii 90: AS; !
st tastl7 sldowy K 4 8 p < : ?
Ch,s,1,nlrzy, Do forums, = a b ~ j Il $ K
Cd sadu okregowegoo DO sadu
,,emiaihdskiego Tu,unlu a
ssczypinski Z Torunia do Che}mz7.
gHsKARL a. vs. DIP. x. prob.
KarolSS "a Rohs ( sskii X. ] kaplan 1ubnat,
ohooeiat wstlgy|zii zzoafa fb'i', bard,o,
trs;y ", / sig -: 1etdnak ia s'1l 8: =, sa,wsze
praw .'i ! / nfiiezm,enlony. DoIserosw;
ostatnlleq s,obote 4 Grudnia Cd rama,
uozull wv Y !. sob,e jak * !. bo!es6 s
os{abienie aieksze. " nledsleie %
oltarza olznajml} ten stan niebez-
pieczny para aanom wicIebny x !.
administrator 1,a' .Raeilh q !: Teg 60, dn il.
wieczorem wYsiuchai spowledzi s. +.
nisb,ozssYka "a. sacny j najzahfahss
Je " spp,liy iji.a5 i ~. <. prob j, .z Bake s I
R.donna,: N. .ilstj aist' ! j. : ploD1e~
disiaislt 1a II ss5 5dz J ) Il pi il i Z cafa
pltzytollDn lai{s 7 7 = r j G: <: Y admin i ! II:
s l5sjl y p | WI i Konl,d mi 81. jake
wiatyk q . etel 'glot 'iEi RAM Z
viefkiin sposob5em; oddas ducha
Bogu. @s
PELPLfN. ,Zaledwie obrano x.
Arcypasterza Ola dyecezyi. juz
h,ecb,atY niemieckie wtracaja Sle WI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

imiala po@6d do tego. Wtedy ne nle-5
:tYlko n;emlecoY1 katolioY ale taktl g
j niemiecoY pr'otestanei pow'itala /
vyb6r radoSnle dr. Rosentrstera n 20
,s.BIiislksupa. !.
J. Po DISK | pod Moska ale
Prey odsloneclu pemnnnllks
MictkiieudIiiosa miell mle6 przemoWy
ksiate Radzlviiil Hehryk sienkie
iwics. Jeszcse sienkiewlcz stowan ME
przsm6v vii, . 1aS pismo krakowskie
Nova Reforma.' trzts6 movY
lego wYdrukoWala, Dosslo 70 do,
siadomosci samego stenkiecza. ]
natY chmiast " llscie przeslai wielkkl
,,wygowor'' redakcgi Move Re
formy't % karvgodna Y dzisla1:
szych czasach niedYskrecya oglo-
'seenia owcj przemowY, kt6ra znana
bYta tYlko Sienkiewlczowl samemu
j wfAdzon rosYisklmm ~ boo pray
puszczac MONA wszelka peRno-
6cla, ze S:enkiewiez, jake wytraw-
nv publicysta m6g1 tylko uzY6 v
przem6w}eniu SVEN takich slow,
jake ne ~uafaczalY ami rzadowl
ro~syjskjemu, ami carowl M~,kolajoiw
II, "a kt6rego istotnie }askawem
.pozwoleniem 5w pomnik wieszcza
nsszego stanat, to na pryncypal-
nym pllacul Warszawy,
Nova Reforma uniswinia sle
tenn. ze drukujac ME wygtoszone.
jeszcze przem6wienle S1enkiewicza:
= (na 90 ten pospiech? Uwaga.
Red.) - wz'sla Jez ,,Dzlennika.
Be1l..'s
Gaia wilma niedyskrecy, spada
aatem ma redakcya ,,Dzlenniks'
Berlihskiego'tt Itdra =by}aby mog}a
=postapic og1edniei przyjrzed sic.
lepiei sx e ! r,epoorteero,vgl ,iub wzia6
- s;@.&*@ 81 g. -. - M; :" H. 81: B
sciSleejj pod rpzwagge list, nadesIanyy
owae nekona plsemova!! ,,Badzole
ossroz ~ J j:' we've. ggtoAi senten-
o y Leone ''?.|''' IS. sicily II, tax ). tam, JAZZ
tutai, maJa ukryta teDdoncya, ably
mas zlasiwvsze j wskedzie kompromito~
va6, gdziekolviek ku temu nada-
rxY SIG. sposobacS6. e, ieh poslewa,
2 ktorego potem sprzataja tnivo.
We formle klesk naszych j
utrapleh polltycznyeh.
slenkiewicz Q tel .niedyskrecYi
telegrafowaf do pifyma krakoW-
2 ~, ,.dzasu": 4z !. /.
Doviaduje.sie i Nova Re.
@ - .*.saEG::s3 s. ~ II = a.:a.. -
forma.. eg4osifa prsedskilku dnia>-
przemdlWienie, jake miaiem
mice przy: odslonieciu pomn,ka.
F. rzem6v'enie te. sadzac 2 kopii
nadesfanrj M llstorniie, zosta1o.
oestoszto,De b1sdnle, gdyz oryginaluI
ME udzleliIem nliikomu. Natomiast.
oswiadczam p~ublicznlel, ze podobna
nledyskrecYa II uWazam "a szzkode.
wyrzadzona rzeczy publ,cznej i zas
lekkomyslns marianne mojej osoby.
Sad mad takim ps,stepkiem pozo-i
opil,iil publcsnej H 3 n
/ ysk Sic . kie w1scsz..r.s s..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

al Darodowego serddeed AZ 5A1alt 1 /
"a &c d Pollslta heopresse
'ostro saozepisa;s powodu tego ' 81.
sRossentretera. obY osssto easzcsiel
miaia po vs. do tego. Wtedy , n'e-
|tYlko n:emleeoyl5 katolioy ale tak,t axle
/ niemiecoY pr'otestansi povitalfL
wyb6r radosnle al. Rosentrstera na
|(Bslk.,ups.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19

adoasysslzoozsay reeularD1e
Ppart'rYotttyy iokid'e1 seea'ty6y nieen1n pietk
dom alt'a1 3. bsi pornaIIoaai " dun
skieh kollorach IONA B. Szaka7aia
1od DIV sjjjlee jjsslkumodszcze niienoie-4
cklejj ;mmdwddsu siebie be niieh1i,eo1ku
TYmezasem wydalony5Walk a Wy
boarezaasge ME za]now1aa1 dzlecl B.
- rneggularnie u~ezeszczaly ma piatrotyn.
czne .obchodY szkddlnle; dom y. ME
'wa.groznlal Gig mczem cd innych. !
co. do osttatniego puBktu to jesttoc
sddlrrobnostka, kt,6raa pie Narto sieea
zaimowaa.
o y RVS sa~laohelnego
charakteru Bismaroka. Ernest
Dohm. relakt6r h'ml1nlo.~ystyc<lzslnio7'- /.
=sssat sat rycczzn1peggo p'ssrr i, u. Kl 2llslt!s
datsch bYwa} czesto ma obiiesddEziiee Y
Bismarcka. Pexnego razu pozwof.
lal sobie satyryczneggo zA1tu ma
osob1 Blsmarcka " SVEN pisnieP.:
Bismarck obraz.f sic - q 70 me-
suLaW'St jego gdroRala. pc mad wszy-
stkieni uczuciami, wYre3n I formu-
la.z e. skargae, q sai sk9za1
ma ma viszlenie. ((skafg, jake
3 smarlck rozmsltym osobon, g
zcze y6lniej redaktorom, wytacza1 Q
obrazs, bylo lyle, % W drukarnl
rzsdowej drakoyano cafe stosY
fo~rmularsY, ktdre 3 smarck rylko
potem wype4n'a} data.ni nazwi:
skami.) Dtohm. w szedlszY we've
MIA w7razlf sic do znaJcmeso:
Gdybym ia cbcls} uzy6 odwetu, to
m6gtbym tYlko prsytoczyc l'czne
szozeg6ly. obrazy m,aajystatu k af ! !:
sk.ego. akloh v15jel lev woz z.' ob'a =
d. = ust B,smarcka s}ysza{em Zty
on by1 na6wczas na kr6la Wtthel e..
ma, kt6ry diugo oplerat sic wypo.-
viedzeniul .wojny Austro- Wegrom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
q Prus P[olskI,ii:c!,hil.

BRODNICA. Pred tutlejj-
s.a is5a karna stawat5 kku 9ll'i j !
dsvni.jssy agent poto.towy o 9 sk'''
Burgin ! Gorzns. osxarzonry ofao oLt'al.
d.enie kasy pocztowel. s lkazt 60
"a rroyk: 1sissleniia.. ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
Redaktor czasepIsma "Tl

RedaktOr czaSGpfsmA Tile
GOSPEL; ~, Messenger"
J.H. Moore Mt Morris, Ills,
redaktor clasoplsma ''The Gospel.
Messenger piszes. nasteppu1ii2cyy list
kt6ry take zajnteresuije publiczncse do.
Dr.. Piotra Fahrney, " Chicago, Ills
mt Morris. Ills /, 26 lutego, 1885,.
Or. P. Fahrney, Chicago, Ills. szaa-
nowny Panie;-U1Ywam o5ecn:e sz6staa
butelke pahskiego Gomnozo, Niguys
Drzcdtem ME mialem mic takiego. CODY
mi tax pomogalo.s lG9llybY. ME @ppa l'ssk &
iekarstwo, to majao lyle piracy, az;
zalaltwienla ME hy Iby M m6ggl utE1yymat
sic M notgiauch= podczas tel zimy. Go do
,mojego og6lneggo stanu, to cleszsg sic
lepszem .izdroiaiiemn, MI r re ld1ugie 1alta
\ p,irzedtem .5cziuJjjee sig EzdrowszymIa
negs1wisesjtssip1lrzade.ysz Nla.jjIWaHlieek s.
% a, mioojtessuulssanoWlan N ala lSSPFaapaasisSlseli go
faimililiii. n Is ,ls
jjestsdobre izss cieasszsyysazss;s 81 tems:
1zz.,yEnllaa. iszs s.
I n 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-19
.Pazyteczne.I praktyc1pe
wiadOmOecI.

PazyteczneI praktylcAlpe
wIadomoecl.
.Biellxne brudna latwle] prac !
b::elsz;a SIG stale, gdy s'e do wody
doda benzyny. Jednakza benzyne:
dolewa6 nalezEYY. DO i zl1mg'pqel l.,. = ne 90 A
', vrzace] DO }atwo wybas vi, nastaoic
moze.
Pierre }atwo sam 81 bic kszdy
wyczyaoi, gdy je nsmoczyy ma 9 10
4 dnl " siabym r%ozczynie sodcy.
Poczem xtadzle sig pierre ma
r.. szotc, ably woda od,iskla, pl6eze:
" czystej wodzie. j suszy ma
siatkach. WsYpY. pred W VI s:lsei1i',
plerza nalezy wexnaRtsz powosko-
wac.
--r @-r E I..--
JEzELI kog:ss ukasi owad.
jadowlty, waz Tub, pies vsciekty y
reke. luh " roge \. p. niechaJ5
zaraz wezmie chustke, tssr=e, Tub.
.sznurek szwa,l ZIG mocno: 5r9ke,s
Tub nogeazpowyyiei ranY, ably zapo-
5biedz zrrozeezze 9lz sig jadu 'oply-
ni5cil razcem 3 krwlae do serca. 70
niecclhua'ji l uczyni,, kto NE. moze "
tel chwili uzy6 potpocy
.lekarskiej.
The times., 1899-05-20
MutiIated humanity.

Periodically. after the report of some
wonderful surgical operation In that line,
there appears In the newspapers a discus
sion OF the question whether human be
ing can live without a stomach. OF course.
this has been done by some people: but the
question is whether the ordinary human
being could get along without this organ,
and whether Il will finally be eliminated
altogether, in the onward march of civili-
zation.
II would undoubtedly be very conven-
lent for some people If this could be done
Certain occupations of modern life are al
most sure TO bring on dyspepsia, and that
is not a comfortable disease to have. 1t
not only causes suffering of very acute
kind. but II sometimes darkens a mans
views OF life so that he is not fit person
to have about the house where there are
children or sensitive people. He is as bad
as Boston east wind. II would be inter-
esting to know how many Of the old Puri-
tans and calvinists had dyspepsia. The
private opinion Of some who have suffered
ricariously from this disease is that 1t
The times., 1899-05-20
DAMAGE TO THE LA BRETAGNE.
She Was Hit Harder by the Barba-
rossa Than at First Supposed.


New York, May 19.-The injuries TO the
French Line steamship La Bretagne, which
was run into by the North German Lloyd
Liner Barbarossa, while lying at her dock
at pier AZ, North River. yesterday after
noon, now prove to be more serious than
was at first thought. Superintendent
Japhet of the French Line, boarded La
Bretagne with a corps of engineers early
this morning in order TO decide as 10
whether it was advisable to have the ves-
sci towed TO the drydock at Erie Basin.
He found that the cash in the hull ex-
tended at least two feet below the water
line. II was also said that the hull was
cracked below the place where the hole
ended. 1t has now been decided not to
attempt TO take the liner to the Erie
Basin until temporary patch has been
fitted over the opening.
The officers of the French Line maintain
strict silence and no information can be
obtained. from them. All admittance to
the pier is also denied outsiders The
members of the crew of the Barbarossa
this morning were working like beavers
hoisting out the charred remnants Of the
water soaked contents OF the compartment
which was burned out yesterday. First
Officer Bolte said this morning that. in
his opinion, the fire was caused by the
spontaneous combustion of oiled rags
which were packed tightly in large box
of machinery.
DR.. Charles A. Briggs, who was a pas
senger, said this morning that he was not
in the least disturbed by the accident,
though he was rather disappointed at the
delay. When asked if he would enter the
pulpit during his sojourn in England, he
said Possibly
The Barbarossa was not damaged in her
erratic trip to her pier, with the exception
OF a slight indentation on her port bow.
The times., 1899-05-20
SELLING A MAGIc1AN's WARES.
Small Prices offered for Prestidigi-
tutor Herrmnnn,s Wares

New York, May 19.-At the Fifth Ave-
nue. Art Galleries, 366 Fifth Avenue, there
| began yesterday the sale OF curiosities.
| objects of art. and household effects of the
late Alexander Hermann, the magician
The auctioneer assured those present that
| while the intrinsic worth of some of the
| articles might be slight, they were of great
| value to collectors because of their his
torical interest.
He waxed enthusiastic over two pairs Of
! silk mesh embroidered stockings, which
| were said to have once been the property
of Empress Carlotta of Mexico. Attend
ants carried the faded objects about the
| room for general inspection, but the stock
| ings brought only 81 and So pair, re-
| spectively.
You may have seen good many carved
| gourds," said the auctioneer, but here
are two of exceptional historical value
They were used by Mr. and Mrs. Herr
mann in drinking from the streams dur
| ing their travels in Mexico" But when
he valued cut glass pitcher at $500 and
| bid of 80 cents was made for it. there
arose general burst of laughter.
Take it away was the decision, this
is not an appreeiative audience"
The auction room was crowded. how
ever, by curiosity seekers, and later in
the afternoon the bidding was brisk, al
| though the majority of the objects sold
| brought only moderate prices. The high
est price was paid for beautifully carved
Indian cabinet, which brought $500.
| Ready purchasers were found for the
guns used by the magician in his shooting
| tricks and for musical birds and coilsc-
tions of queer canes and whips. Scores OF
| japanese swords, vases. and bronzes sold
were said to have been presented to Herr
mann by the Emperor of Japan. Some OF
| the chairs in the auction room giving way
beneath the weight of excited and con-
testing bidders added to the interest of
the occasion.
| Gold and diamond watches. gold mount
ed dueiling pistols, and other treasures,
said to be the gifts of the crowned heads
OF Europe" remain to be auctioned off.
Among those present at yesterdays sale
| was Salvador de Mendonca, former Bra
| lillian Minister at Washington. whose col
| lection of paintings and objects of art
\ was sold on April "a
The times., 1899-05-20
THE SEA SERPENT REAPPEARs
Frightens New Jersey Fishermen
Awny From Their Work.

Bridgeton. n. j., May 19.-Now comes
the annual sea serpent story of the Jersey
coast. Nelson Lilley. Thomas Graham, and
William Hewitt came to this city yester-
day afternoon from Bayside, where they
had been fishing for sturgeon, and declared
that Wednesday afternoon, about ) O'Clock,
while they were hauling in their nets,
there was great commotion in the water,
and the next instant the head of fright
ful monster appeared at the surface of the
ocean. Hewitt thus described il:
Its head was coal black and its face
white Two large, fnny arms stuck out at
the shoulders. A pair of large black horns
were visible. The entire head was cover
ed with black hair several feet long The
monster glared at MS moment and opened
its prodigious jaws, showing a fiat, red
tongue about two feet long. while its tail
dashed the water into a foam. Then it dis
appeared We sailed for shore as fast as
we could" added The man.
1T looked as near like the devil as any
thing | ever expect TO see." said Lilley,
''and I'd sooner lost my right hand than
venture out near that terrible thing again -
The fishermen stoutly adhere to their
declaration of the monsters reality, and
insist that its appearance has created so
much terror among the fishermen that
many have refused 10 venture out in the
boats again.
The times., 1899-05-20
ALL WANT TO GREET DEWEY.
Mayor Van Wyck's Trouble In Ar
ranging Reception Committee.

New York. May 19.-When Mayor Van
Wyck was empowered to appoint COM
mittee of citizens to receive Admiral
Dewey on his return to the United States
he said he would announce the names OF
those whom he wished to serve on it IN a
few days. He has changed his mind. and
he now says that he does not know when
the reception committee will be appointed.
The trouble is that about 10000 men
have notified the mayor that they would
like 10 help arrange the citys greeting 10
the Admiral, and the mayor does not like
the task of choosing from among them.
II was his original intention to appoint a
committee of 200, but when the applica-
tions began to pour in he said that he
would change the number to !. 500. Every
mail has been bringing new applications
and now the mayor is in quandary. The
committee cannot be made much larger,
and some men will have to be disappointed
1t was thought this morning that in view
of the large number of applicants Mayor
| Van Wyck would not decide on the make
| up of the committee for at least week.
| AS more names keep coming in, however,
every day he may decide to act without
| delay so that he may tell the late appli-
| cants that they are too late. II has been
about decided that the big committee shall
be divided into subcommittee. The men,
| bers of these small committees will ar
range the details for the reception, and the
| fact that so many men h9ve expressed q
desire 10 serve makes it ceftain that every
| field will be covered.
The times., 1899-05-20
OPPOSITION TO A MAGAZINE.
Secrecy of NavnI OmcinIs In the Sc
lection of n Site.


Naval officials are suspiciously compla-
cent over the outery against the esiau-
lishment OF the naval magazine at Trem-
ley, N j., opposite Staten Island They
appear to be willing to foster the feeling
in opposition to the selection of the Trem-
ley site. Secretary Long and Admiral
O'Neil, the Chief of Ordnance. decline to
give information as to the contents Of
the reports concerning available sites but
they are apparently not perturbed on ae-
count OF the excitement that has been
caused among the people of Tremley and
Staten Island. 1t was hinted yesterday
that the suggestion OF Tremley as the place
where the magazine will be located was
merely a blind TO cover up the efforts
Of the Navy Department TO secure more
desirable site. Whether this is SO OF not
remains TO be seen. but the complaeeney
OF the naval authorities is unusual.
II was explained yesterday by one OF
the naval officials concerned in the mat
ter that the question raised by Governor
Voorhees, that no site could be secured In
New Jersey without the consent OF the
State had been investigated and the de-
partment was satisfied that the Governors
point would apply only to the establish
ment Of a Federal reservation within the
borders of the State. II Is contended by
the naval authorities that the consent of
New Jersey is not required In the purchase
Of property for the location of the maga-
zine, and that the State could not inter-
fere If the sale were made by the owners
10 the Government On the other hand. the
Navy Department comedies that no Fed
eral naval reservation can be established
in any State without the consent of the
State authorities. There have been no new
developments in the matter. but the naval
officials do not seem to be discouraged
over the outlook.