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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31

12) Co do koszt6w delegat6w ma
Walny Sejm Zw., takowe maja rye
pokryte Z kasy grupy, ktora wysyia
swego delegate, zas ma pokrywsnie
takowych Z kasy ogolnej zwia.ko-
wei, grupa A ME zgadza sic, a to
ola rozmaitych pod lynn wzgledem
powodow.
13) Ma Walnym Sejmie zadne
t~ajemnioe egzystowac ME powinny,
haady ~ozlonek majacy prawo wstepu
ma sale sejmowa, mose przysauohat
sic wszelkim dyskusjom.
LAY Wnioski kaAdego delegate
czy So przez Walny Sejm akcepto'
waue hub odrzucone, powinny bye
wpisywane do protok6}u, a to dlate
60, ably grupa mog}a wied.iec, c.y
jej delegat starai sic o w~yPeinieni'
~warunk6w danyoh mu W instrukoji
albo teA zaniedbal i Ola jakich powo
dow.
15) Co do sub harteru. Grup,
"A, pomimo lioznych pr.yrzeksh "a
rzadu Centralnego u. N. p, dotych
ozas ME otrzymala, ma kt6ry w1ssnis
oczekuie.
16) Co do protok6}u zSejmu XII
grupa A aada, ably takowy ma Sci
mic XIII wobec wszystkich delega'
tow byl p~rzeczytany.
III Lista delegat6w, ably byla cry
tana i ably b,li wszysoy delegac
og&oszeni W organic zwiazkowyu
nZgoda".
18) Co do wyboru urzednik6w dc
Zarzadu Csntrslnego u. N. P, tc
laden ME powinien bye przedstawio'
ny ma kandydata, kt6ry PREY wybo
re zaraz ME postawi odpowiednie..
kaucji do urzedu jego, jaki przyj
mule, zastosowaneJ.
19) Wyb6r urzednik6w do Zarza,
du Oentralnego powinien odbyc sic
prey ogolnem zebraniu delegat6w, 9
ME wtedy, gdy wiekszosc jest ME
obecna.
20) Co do Oredzia Cenzora q. N
P " ktorem powiedziano: Re, spra'
wy maja bye obradowane Ii tylke
tie, kt6re on podaP w ten spos6t
mog&yby i nader wa.ne sprawy p6jst
W zapomnienie, przez CO ogol zwiaz'
kowcow m6g3by bye pokrzywdzony
Takim prawem sobie nadanym, Cen
cor ME moae poslugiwac sic. POGO,
W takim razie Sejm Walny Z delega'
tow z3oaony? chyba tylko ola for
my!f (Cenzor W oredziu swollen
zaznaczyi tylko gs6wne sprawy, kto'
re powinny bye wziete pod obradyi
ale ME nsrzuca nikomu swej vol
ME sfuszny wieo Jest paragr'f po'
wytszy ] nastepny. P. R.)
Ply Cenzorowi ME mole przyslu'
giwac prawo odrzucanis zsdsh dele
gat6w, gdys Of, dzialajao dla dobra
ogo1u j "a wsp6lnem porozumieniem
sic Z grupami, zadaja zwolanis mad.
z~wyozsjnego Walnego Sejmu,-leca
owszem, dbajac o dobro Zwiazku "
konieoznej ~potrzebie, jake str6a pra-
wa, powinien we wszystkiem bye po-
moca i wymierzyc sprawiedliwosc
braterska.
22) Grupa A Il. N. P. stawia
wniosek, aaeby urzednicy wybrani
do Zsrzadu ~Centralnego u. N. P. ME
mieli prawa wstepowac W szsregi, ami
tea ~przyjmowac jakiebadz urzedu W
innych organizacjaoh odrebnych cd
instytuoji Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego. (JeAeliby ten wniosek mial
bye przyjety dosaownie, to laden z
ur1ednik6w Zwiazkowych ME mial-
by prawa praoowac nap. ola Spiewa-
k6w, Sokol6w Tub innyoh organiza-
oyj patrjotycznyoh. P. R)
z rozporzadzenia grupy A
III No,oicki. sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31

Jak donosza z Warszawy, przesz'
10 10000 robotnik6w tamtejszyoh
g3ownie W fabrykach wyrob6w re-
laznyoh j stolarskich, porzucilo pra'
ce, zsdajao osmiogodzinnego dnis
roboozego i podwyzszenia placy q
trzecia ozesc. Zuusila do tego strsj.
ku robotnik6w warszawskich wielks
drozyzna m~ieszksh, cbleba i miesa,
Aresztowano blizko 900 os6b.
Pc niedawnych krwawyoh rozru,
ohach W Rydze, strajk warszawski
jest dowodem, Re robotnioy polscy
pod moskiewskim zaborem poielt
potrzebe organizacji i { zynnego pro
testu przeciwko wyzyskowi kapits.
listo W, marnujaoych krwawy dorobeA
robotnika fabrycznego ma zbytki
rozkosze zmyslowe.
Pora j nam zastanowic sic mad
tenn, re j tn bedzis ME lepiej, ae i tn
grozi robotnikowi W niedalekiej
przyszlosci zupelna utrata praw
przywilej6w ludzkich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31

w sorantohskiej nstrasy" znajdu-
jenny nastepujaoy zarzut w~ystosowa-
ny do Zarzadu naszego Zwiazku:
Nv grupie 25ej z. N. P. W vii.
kes-Barre, zaszay diva wypadki wy
P&aoenia posmiertnego ozionkom, a
mianowioie Masiowskiemu i Anto.
MENU Szulewskiemu, ma tel podsta.
vie, re byli obsj .upsinie niewido-
mi. Obsonie jednak glosza po-
wszechnis j to j~eszcze nawet sami
ozionkowie grupy, 70 nniewidomi"
ciesza sic ME gorszym cd kazdego
smiertelnika wzrokiem".
Dalej zas ,.Straa" pisze, ze powya.
see siowa notuje dlatsgo, ably ,,spra.
wa ia ME uoichla', sadzimy wieo, ze
naszym obowiazkiem jest SLOW pare
jej poswieoic.
Oba przytoczone wypadki byiy
poleoone przez sejm fladelfjski Ia.
rzadowi Centralnemu, Zarzad zas do
piero pc przeprowadzeniu doohodze.
mia j otrzymaniu naiformalniejszyoh
swiadeotw kilku lekarzy, zaswiad.
czsjacych utrate wzroku tax u Mas
s~owskisgo jak ] u Szulewskiego, p0-
5 niertne naprzod postanowi} wypla.
Gle, stosownie do paragraph ego ar
tyku}u XVI konstytuoji Zwiazko-
wei.
Chyba wiec redakcja Stray" TO
stasa mylnie poinformowana Tub tea
n~iekt6rzy Zwiazkowoy W Wilkes
Barre praedstawili Zarzadowi caIa
sPrawe " falszywem swietle, W co
zn6w ME cbce sic nam wierzy6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31

dynie Buffalo, a Zwissek oierpi, ale
MECH Z utworzenis tych okreg6w
korzysta caiy ogoi zwiszkowy. De-
legation sejmowym nale.y tee dad
instrukcje, by OF ME zamierzali slepo
stac pray pOstawionym wediug wska-
z6wek grupy wniosku, ale nieohsj
PREY swym zdrowym rOzsadku dzia-
iaja, stosownie do wymagah wick.
szosoi i dobra Zwiazku".
Jest to zdrowa rada. Ma poprzed-
Mich sejmach nieraz .darza}o nam sic
slyszec delegatow m6wiacyoh:- ia
tax musze g~aosowae, bo mi grups
kaza3a!- bez wzgledu ma to, ozy
wniosek, bedacy pod g~}osowaniem
okaza} sic wskutek dyskusji pozy'
teoznym luo szkodliwym ola Zwiaz'
ku.
Waznem vice jest, by delegac
przedewszystkiem pr.ysluohiwali sic
uwsznie dyskusjom s~ejmowym, q
potem niechaj giosuja podlug villas
nego sumienia, DO ozesto instrukoje
grup, dawane delegation ma zasadzie
potrzeb miejscowych, okazujs sic ns
sejmach nieuzasadnionemi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31

Wog6le wiele grup sada, by Zwia-
eek zajal sic czy to przemys}em, ozy
kolonizaoja, czy wydawaniem pisma
oodziennego a ME ohce uznac re-
form wewnetrznych, kt6re sa podsta-
wa wszelkiej c~alszej dzialalnosci
zewnetrznej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31
mani. szcsegolniej klsrykalnsm mi, po-
lemika jest, poprostu, n~iemozliwa-

z Chicago .~osmyohnal niejsk
Friedls ender, wielka persona wsr6d
chicagoskich moskali j rusin6w, IA
brawszy pono Z kieszeni rozmaitych
os6b kilkadziesiat tysieoy dolarow.
u tego powodu ,,Dziennik Chica-
goski", piszao o lynn uoiekinier.e tax
sic wyraza:
nMieszksjac pomied.y polakami 70
swojs rodzina,-zons, c6rka ] synem,
zapoznal sic takae i Z scy6itnymi
niekt6rymi polakami ! bywa1 q
nich"....
o lie nam wiadomo, to owych nwy-
bitnych" polak6w stanowili niemal
wyiaoznie wybitni karoiarze Z tego
obozu, co to nawet Stowarzyszenia
Weteran6w sic obawia, DO tam MALE
70 ludzie postepowi.
U tyoh to Pobosnyoh nwybitnych
polakow" aadna partyjka pokera,
pr~eferansa Tub winta ME obesz}a sic
bez Friedlaendera.
w kilku jua glosach przedsejmo-
wych grup .najdujemy projekt .alo-
.enia przez Zwiazek jakiejkolwiek
fabryki, ably bracia Zwiaskowi mogli
mice W niej z~atrudnienie.
Nalezy sic zastanowic najpierw
mad tenn, re fabryka ME jest zak2a-
dem dobroozynnosoi. Gdyby costa
Ia z~a}ozona, to musia}aby konkuro-
wac z innemi, a wiec - wobec obeo-
nego ustroju spo~3eozehstwa dbac
glownie o interes, t. j. ME przyjmo-
wac tylu Observation-Disclosures
ilu sic zgiosi, a tylko tylu ilu W da-
mel ohwili potrzebuje. Ma sic rozu-
mice, re wywolalohy to niezadowole-
ME j zazdrosc.
NastePnie jest kwestja: jaka zalo-
aye fAbrykeG Stolarska - bylaby
Z krzywda kowali, gornik6w, Sew
cow, krawo6w i innych rzemieslni-
k6w, n~alezaoych do Zwiazku.
Fla ryka wyrob6w zelaznyoh Ia
dowolnilaby zn6w tylko mechani-
k6w, slusarzy j kowali.
Fabryka obuwia bylaby ma reke
tylko szewoom i t. d.
Csy wiec mote bye praktyozny ia
XII projekt9
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31

Me wchodzaO W to czy Dreyfus
jest winien zarzucanej mu zbrodni
zdrady kraju, czy tee zupelnie ME-
winien, kazdy czlowiek, ~ozytajscy
dzienniki amerykahskie must PREY
znae, ze ich sprawozdania z tego
procesu tax 50 stronnicze, il ma ich
zasadzie wyrabiajac sobie zdanie o
tel siynnej sprawie, moznaby GAIA
Franoje uwazac "a sick borrow, fal-
szerzy, brudu ] blota wsrod kt6rych
j~asnieje tylko jedna osobistosc czys-
ia j swieta - Dreyfus!
Chyba tax zle we Francji jeszoze
ME jestl
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
PROF. SCHURMAN'S TRIP
SOUTHERN PHILIPPINEs-MOR
TO BE GARRISONED

Manila, June 7.-President schurman, OF the
United States Philippine Commission, vii! sail
from here on Friday. on board the United
States gunboat Bennington. for a three weeks
trip among the southern Islands. The gunboat
Petrol has also been placed at the Professors
disposal. and he Will visit Iloilo. Cebu Negros
and Sulu. He expects 10 investigate the local
governments and have talks with the leading
natives He will sail for home in July.
The other members OF the Commission will re-
main here for some months longer.
General Halls brigade left Morong yesterday,
marching along the lake TO Taytay. The troops
encountered practically no opposition on enter
ing several small towns. though few insurgent
sharpshooters hung about the tanks OF the
brigade.
Morong. which is an important port, will be
garrisoned temporarily by the North Dakota
regiment and the 4th Cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
NICARAGUA SEEKING FUNDS.
BELIEF THAT THERE WILL BE WAR Be
TWEEN THAT COUNTRY AND COSTA RIGA.

BELIEF THAT THERE WILL BE WAR BE-
TWEEN THAT COUNTRY AND COSTA RIGA.
New-Orleans June (SpeciaD.-Afairs in Mica
raEua are moving rapidly toward the gravest com
plcations and a war between that republic and
Costa Rica is imminent. On June General Estra-
da the officer in command Buehelds. called the
merchants together and told them that President
Zelaya had decided 10 put the republic on silver
basis and retire the deprecated paper. In order TO
accomplish this end II necessary 10 borrow
81 go 900 (sos) and the President asked the coast
merchants TO raise the sum, offering 10 repay the
money by giving up the entire liquor customs and
% per cent OF the other duties until the money was
all refunded The matter az the time OF the lates,
advicee was being discussed by the merchants who
we're extremely suspicious Of the new move. II
appears that there million paper soils In
circulate and Estrada asserts that these be-
ing retired at the rate Of 1000 to 1900 month.
The real cause OF Zelaya's anxiety 10 raise coin Is
the threatened war with Costa Rica. 10 meet which
Nicaragua has no materials OF and no credit.
Only the most abject lack OF preparation TO meet
her energetic southern neighbor would have pre-
vented open hostiliues the occasion OF the last
weeks insult. II appears that when General Torres
started the interior with a number OF reVolu-
tonary prisoners and guard OF l65 men. his route
lay along the San Juan River. The river d; one
point enters the Costa Rcan territory. and Eore
diers, who refused 10 allow armed men 70 pass
Torres was then forced to send his men and pris-
oners back 10 Buefeds. ard 10 go on alone 70
Managua He was furious at the insult. and IL ls
declared that only fear OF the consequences would
have restrained Zelaya from an immediate attack
on the neighboring republic. This the Bluehe!ds
put UP money TO start war The Vixen has
reached Bluelelds 20 relieve the Detroit
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
INCREASE IN CANAL TRADE.
RESULTS OF COLONEL PARTRIDGE's WORK
SHOWN BY RETURNS.

Albany June (Special).-Coonei John n Part
ridge the Superintendent Of Public Works mas
reason for satisfaction the result OF his policy
Of onenine the canals of the State the earliest
possible moment for navigation. Despite the strike
Of the erain-shovellers Buffalo and the virtual
paralysis OF the grain transportation trade TOT
three weeks the canals have done far larger
h,s,ness IN 10 June than was done last year.
Superintendent Partridge. by working his men
steadily through March. contrived TO put the
canals in such good condition that he was able
to open them for navigation on April 20 except
the Black River Canal which was not thrown
open for navigation till May 10. In 1895 the canals
were opened for navigation on May s. In May,
1895 the canals carried 266 o3 tons Of merchandise
of various descriptions. In April 1899. the num-
Der of tons transported 65113; In May. 4o1'-
32s tons, making total for the year up TO June
/ Of 4e6 AL tons against 2e6.Ol3 tons up TO June
l. 1895 The canals thus start with ,42s more
tons to their credit than in 1905.
The contrast IN the shipment OF cereals is as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
SOLDIERS GET EXCELLENT BEEF.

Washington. June The War Department mas
received through the courtesy OF the Ne~-fork
central cable Office article published In The
Manila Freedom OF April p regarding ;he presef-
walton Of beef. II follows:
Major William H. Anderson, chief commssary'
states that the Army storage snip Duko OF SUN.
erand has Just finished its delivery OF fresn oeet
10 the cornmissary. This vessel reached Mania
under command OF Captain Golfer september 10,
1885 Its cargo OF frozen beef had been taken on
board in Australia month previous, so that me
beef issued 70 the soldiers yesterday morning mas
been in cold storage for over eight months The
United States Army has certainly created record
IN ne transportation OF frozen meat tor handing
beef In cold storage such length OF time in such
quantities has before been successfully car
red out. Soldiers never furnished A inner
quality OF beef than that which was Issued yester-
day which fresh and wholesome as II was
the day II was prepared in Australia Freedom
tives have often shared the soldiers din
ner in the trenches or in camp and the beef issued
was always excellent In quality and flavor On
some occasions the steaks eaten from the end OF
bayonet equal TO anything that money could
buy in me luxurious grillrooms OF the most fas-
ftdious clubs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
DARING CAPTURE OF FILIPINO FLAG.
EXPLOIT OF SERGEANT JONES. OF THE


Chicago. June IA special dispatch 10 THE
Chronicle" from San Francisco says that Free
DOM" the American paper published in Manila
under date OF May gives the following account Of
the capture OF Filipino Gag by Sergeant Clement
c. Jones' Of the Tennessee regiment:
One of the pluckest deeds in this campaign go
pre-eminently one Of Individual pluck and daring
was that Of Sergeant Clement c. Jones. or the 81
Battalion. Tennessee Regiment The sight OF Fill
pino standard within eight hundred yards OF the
Tennessee outpost near Jaro. grated upon the ser
geant's sense Of propr!ety. and he determined to
capture the Haunting emblem SO he slipped Pc
tween the outposts and crossed the river into the
enemy's country.
Incredible as II appears he crossed unhermed
large tract Of open rice fields in full view OK the
natives When he arrived within grasping distance
OF the Nag he made grab for II, simply stupeV
ing for the time the Filipnos. who were scared ny
his sudden apparition He rprooted 'he nag ano
star and with them on his shoulder. he started 10
rAturn 10 the outpost his back all the time o target
for scores OF Mauser bullets. which the natives scat
after him parting sautes
Unscathed. he waded the river, and, only knocked
out by the glaring sun. he arrived with MS troph|
which adorns the lst Tennessee barracks
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
RUSSIA'S ARBITRATION SCHEnE.
POWERS AND SCOPE OF A PERMANENT

POWERS AND SCOPE OF A PERMANENT
BUREAU TO SIT AT THE HAGUE.
The Hague June 7.-Russas scheme for per-
manent arbitration tribunal contempates the in
stitution OF tribunal for a certain number of
years to which will be submitted the obligatory
arbitration cases enumerated in Article X of the
Russian project, already published unless the
Powers in the conflict agree upon a special tri-
bunal to settle their differences
All cases Of optional arbitration may also be
submitted and all the Powers. whether slgnato-
ries or otherwise may submit their differences to
this tribunal by applying to the permanent bu-
reau.
Appendices to this agreement provide bases for
the organization OF the tribunal rules of proceed
ure and the creation Of q permanent bureau TO
sit at The Hague.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
WILLING TO TAKE THEIR PAY.

NO TROUBLE OVER THE AMERICAN FUND An
TICIPATED IN SANTIAGO
Santiago de Cuba. June MAJOR General Leonard
Wood Military Governor OF the Province OF SAN
tiago has returned from Havana. whittier he went
for a conference with Governor General Brooke
and the other provincial governors. regarding the
disbursement Of the 100000 Owing to the repre-
sentations Of the press there large gathering
OF Cuban soldiers this morning in expectation OF
receiving share Of the American gratuity. ono
hundred and eighty presented signed statement
expressing their willingness TO surrender theis arms
II is evident that there will be no trouble In this
province. with the possible exception OF the norn-
ern districts
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
STRIKING SCENE AT A BISHOPS FUNERAL.

Vancouver. 3. c.. June THE burial OF Bishop
Durien. who for twenty-five years worked among
me natives Of British Columbia. was the occasion
c, remarkable scone. Surrounding the bier we-o
Ave thousand Indians chanting a death song In the
native cultural tongue, swayng their bodies in uni
son 10 measured strains Of music. while on an ee-
walton IN the OF the catafalque a panorama
o, the cruc!Gxion OF Christ being enacted. a
lay figure representing the Saviour being lowered
from the cross by Indians dressed in vestments OF
Biblical character.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
RETREycHMEyT IN PORTO RICO.

San Juan. Porto Rico June 7-Brgadier-osn-
eral Davis Governor-GeneraI OF Porto Rico. Is
preparing TO make radical changes. and a reduction
OF expenses through the dismissal OF a number OK
Porto Rican officials is contemplated.
Judge-Advocate Sharpe Is drafting law estao-
fishing a United States Provisional Court. win
jurisdiction over Americans and foreigners.
Baron Erlanger. the Paris banker. will arrive IN
New.York from Parts in a few days and viii pro-
ceed 10 Washington TO confer with the admir- nis,re-
ton regarding a concession for a railway IN fofto
Rico under the control OF French syndicate
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
SCIENTISTS SHOT AS SPIES.
REPORTED FATE OF PARTY FROM JAPAN
CAPTURED BY RUSSIANS on LEAo-
TONG PENINSULA

Victoria 3. c.. June Kobe papers OF May II
contain the news that the fate OF the party OK
scientists missing for more than month past mas
been disclosed. According 10 these accounts the
scientists had landed Tosang. on the Leao-
Tong Peninsula TO pursue their investigations os
earthquake phenomena and mountain fora. when
they made prisoners by Russian cavalry and
shot spies without the semblance OF a trial
Their Photographic and other scientific apparatus
party one German savant and ZEN native Japanese
whose homes In Kobe and Toxic. Tho
Japanese authorities will make thorough invsstlr
cation.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
NEW-YORK'S EARLY HISTORY.
WORK OF TRANSFERRING DUTCH RECORDS RE
LAT1NG TO THE STATE.

LATINO TO THE STATE.
Albany, June The work Of transc-ioing the old
Dutch records relating TO the colonial history o.
Naw-York State and their preparation for pub
rcaton will begin July 81 under the direction OF
State Historian Hastings, though the actual work
will be done by DR.. E. T. Corwin. OF New-Bruns-
wick, y. J.
These records which 10 be Transcribed are
comics OF documents in the ecclesiastical archives
OF Amsterdam and The Hague and were secured
nv representatives OF the Dutch Reformed Church.
1ho sent Dr. Corwin TO Holland 10 find the rec
ords The latter spent fifteen months abroad. and
brought back fifteen volumes OF manuscript. which
will be converted into about two volumes OF Eng
lsh.
Much valuable Information relating 10 the early
history OF New-York found, and the last Leg
tolature made an appropriation Of 5000 In order
that the result OF DR.. corwn's researches might be
secured for the State Historians Department The
work Of preparing the records for publication Will
take about two years.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
BoER CONCESSIONS NOT ACCEPTABLE.
BRITISH COMMISSIONER COULD NOT ADMIT
THE CONDITION OF EQUALITY.

THE CONDITION OF EQUALITY
Brussels June DIR Leyds. the European
representative of the Transvaa has received
an official dispatch from Pretoria confirming
the report OF the failure OF President Kruger
and the British High Commissioner. Sir Alfred
Miner 20 reach agreement at the conference
just held at Bloemfonten. 1t is added that al
though President Krtger offered important con-
cessions he made them contingent upon the
Brit-h Acceptance of the principle OF arbitration
Dn the differences existing between Great
Britain and the Transvaal. This Great Britain
heretofore has invariably refused on the ground
that Il would be an acknowledgment OF the
equality Of the two countries.
According 10 the dispatch received by Dr.
Leyds. President KRUGER proposed that a So
iourn OF two years be necessary for naturaliza-
ton, and that the full franchise be acquirable
Ave years later, coupled with property and
other qualifications. The British High Commis-
s!oner regarded the proposal as insufficient. and
made a counter-proposal President KRUGER. it
Is further asserted. intends TO submit both pro-
posals to the Volksraad. subject TO the favorable
decision Of Great Britain relative to arbitration
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
CONGRESS- OF PUBLISHERS OPENS.

London. June THE third International Congress
OF Publishers opened to-day at Stationers' Hall
this city The United States and Canada were
represented
President Murray. in his address said II the Con-
sress only succeeded ''n inducing our friends ano
cousins In the United States 10 Join the Berne
Convention. the Congress will earn high place IA
the successes OF history"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
INCORPORATED IN THIS STATE.

Albany. June 7--These companies were incorpor-
ated to-day with the Secretary Of State:
The Delevan, OF New-York. 20 carry on a hotel
and restaurant; capital $4,000. Directors; John
Bittner. Thomas F. ORourke and Rosie Bittner,
OF New-York City.
The Alliance Realty Company Of NewYork: (:
capital, 500 Directors: Frederick Southack
Peter J. Merrick, OF New-York and Alwyn Ball
5r., Of Rutherford. n j.
Tierney Manufacturing Company. of Rochester
10 manufacture and sell bicycle supports and
rests; capital $4,000. Directors: Charles Englert
tr.. August 7. Weitz and Edward J. Tierney. OF
Rochester
The Niagara Auto-Mobile Company OF Niagara
Falls; capital $4,000. Directors: p p. King OF
Fails.