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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
Hotel Burned and w. d.

NEw YogZ, March Five 49,
ca; in the love. aoor q he W.rd.5-
Hotel, opFifEh ayenEe. betweer .5.o -
.7ch streets, this evening. = ,oe :
Patrick's Day procession VS. -
ing, and spread rapidly thru,
the building cutting OF tcoua escs1A :,
least 20 Of the inmates, 9ho are 5-lfsy.
ed to have been sUfocared CT ou-oai n
death. Many Of the guests :o,.1s
from the windows into ue.s 5z3
by frenen and were saved. r.
fire is spreading and It l. believed =.
entire olock vii! be destrorsd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

THE B. & 0. K. R. having abandoned
its lease of that portion of tho old Ma
nsssas Gap railroad above Strasbrrg, is
now threatening to build q parallel road
if the Southern Railway will not renew
the lease referred to at lower figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

IT. all right to talk of "patriotism'
and about "hearts beating warm for their
country's cause" aa the true reasons
for the enlistment in the regular army
now in progress. But if any man in
Gerested in the matter will ask the new
soldiers what induced them to enlist,
ne will be told by nine-tenths Of them,
that there was nothing else for them in
sight to do, that any port is good in q
storm, and that $13 month for several
years will amount to quite snug little
sum to lay up for rainy days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 17.-Flour dull and
easy. Wheat demcralized; No = red spo
and month lang; April 7la.a72. Corr
dull and lower; mixed spot and month 36lt
a36&.. Oats easier; No 2 white 34lha35
No mixed 3215s33.
CHICAGO, Mar. 1.-THE market closed =,
follows: Wheat-July 66Aa66b May 671a
a673s. Corn-July =; May 337s Oats
July =; May 251aa25as Pork-Alay 50 o.
40 -. Lard-May S5 IS.
GEoRGETowN, Mar. 17.-Wheat 73a75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

WITH ALL the losses the o. s. army
has sustained in the Philippine Islands
by violence and disease, the fact should
not be overlooked that, so far, it has
only reached point eight miles beyond
Manila
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

OYSTER observation-disclosures OF
officers to arrest negroes for depredat-
ing on private oyster beds in York
river, just below West Point, have met
with organized resistance which may
result in bloodshed. Some forty ne
groes are banded together to resist SER
vice of the warrants. The State oyster
steamer is anchored in the stream near
the scene Of the trouble ready to open
FIRE, and upon consultation with the
sheriff of New Kent, who was in Rich
mond yesterday, the governor has or
dered section Of the HoWiizers, of
that city, to hold itself in readiness to
assist the civil authorities and the oyster
Dolice. The sheriff went back last
night, but seemed to think that there
might be bloodshed before he got home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

POLITICAL Row IN ST. LoUI7.-ln 3
fight over candinates in ST. Louis lss.
night, at Grand avenue and NaiuTa!
Bridge Road, bud" Price, Q negro
and Edward Osterhide were shot sra
almost instantly killed. 1t is ailegeGi
that ex-Detective Jack Williams o.u
the shooting. The fight took pi@ce5 Il. II
front of saloon and q number ei 7noI'
were fred into the crowd that nad COZ.
tected, but Price aud Onerhide were
the only persons hit. The negro VS., "si
running when struck and dropped otH..
in his tracks, with bulle. through NE
brain. Osterhide was also shot IL I1'
head, but lived for several miun'e7'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

Within AZ hours three killings have taken
place at Holly Grove, Ark. The first took
place Tuesday night when Lum Nelson, a ne.
gro, shot and killed another negro named
Lewis Newly, in q game OF crap. Nelson
escaped. Wednesday morning Cy Waters
shot and killed negro named Aaron Bell in
quarrel over the iavors OF negro woman.
Walters escaped to the swamps. He was fol-
lowed by Constable Webb, who shot and kill
ed him as Waltera was drawing pistol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
is the best remedy for relieving and
curing that asthmatic cough. Physi-
clans recommend it. Buy only the gen.
uine, DR.. John W. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
NO JURY IN CONTEMPT CASES

| NO JURY IN CONTEMPT CASES,
The Court of Appeals yesterday rem
dered decision declaring unconstitu
tional the bill passed by the Virginia
legislature to carry into effect the in.
junction clause in the Chicago plat
form. The decision was unanimous
The FIVE judges comprising this court
are all democrats. Judge Keith, presi-
dent Of the court, wrote the opinion
The case was that OF Carter against the
Commonwealth, coming from the Cir
cult Court OF Lynchburg. Carter was
held in contempt for attempting to Sc
cure a continuance of case by false
kilograms. Carter demanded a jury
trial, but his motion waa overruled, and
the court entered judgment against
him for S25 and costs and imprisonment
for two days il Jail.
Carter obtained q writ of error, and
the case was extensively argued before
the Supreme Court by E. w. Sanders,
OF Franklin, the author of the law de
signed to take from the courts the pow
er to punish for contempt committe d
outside the presence of the court and 10
provide for trial by jury. Attorney
General Montague just as exhaustive
~ argued for the Commonwealth. The
main conclusions reached were: THAT
in the courts created by the Constitu-
ton there is an inherent power of self
defense and self.preservation; that this
power may be regulated, but cannot be
destroyed or so far diminished as to be
rendered Intellectual BY legislative
enactment; that it is a power necessari-
ly resident in and to be exercised by
the court itself, and that the vice of an
act which seeks to deprive the court of
this inherent power is not cured By
providing for its exercise by q jury;
that while the legislature has the pow
er to regulate the jurisdiction OF circuit
county and corporation courts, it can.
not destroy, while it may conine with
in reasonable bounds, the authority nee
essary to the exercise of the Jurisdiction
conferred"
Another case of some Importance de-
cided was that Of Somers VS.. the Com.
monwealth. The main question in
volved was the right OF the Legislature
to make dredging on private oyster
grounds penal offense. The County
Court of Accomac decided that the leg.
islature had this power and the judg-
ment is affirmed. The court also de-
cided that the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company's tugs and barges
used at Lambert's Point are subject to
taxation in this State. The company
claimed that they we're registered at
Philadelphia and should be assessed
there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The son OF Col. Male died yesterday
Of iypaoid fever and measles at Gull
pepeE.
NJ. J. c. Courtney, brother OF Ms
jors :. 2. and T l. Courtney, OF Ricn-
mend, died in Washington yesterday.
Mr. jacob Miller, aged rs years,
died al TIE residence OF MS son, B. F.
Miller, near Front Royal, on March 9,
after p:otrscted illness.
Mr. William 5. Summers, deputy
sheriff Of Loudoun, WIS paralized on
Monday night at his home, near Sterl-
ing. The right side Is the part affected.
Ar. J. William Parkins, one OF the
widest known citizens OF Frederick
county, died at MS home, near Parki1s
Mil, on the Front Royal road, Wed
De5day evening, aged 6S years.
The Mary Washington Hospital As
ISOLATION, Of Fredericksburg, hiss elect
ei Mra. Walter c. Stearns president, il
place OF Mrs. Helen s. White, who has
bsen president since the organization
Of the association.
lie assurance was given at the oNce
OF assistant Adjutant General Johnston
il Washington yesterday that TIE
Fourth Virginia Infantry would be
mustered out at either Savannah OF
Augusta, Ga. The date has not been
fzsd.
The Stanton News warns other
cities against the use OF vitrifed brick:
on streets. Titrifed brick, the New:
says, is decided failure on grades Of
streets il which there are hips" This
the paper asserts, is the experience
with this species Of paving in Staunton
Governor Gambler, OF Georgia, hai
Issued proclamation offering q reward
Of 500 ''for the apprehension and de
lively OF the first member OF the mol
and further reward OF 800 for eact
additional person implicated" in the
killing Of the four negroes at Palmetto
yesterday morning.
4 number Of prominent lawyers ar
aspirants for the law professorship q
the University OF Virginia, made Va
cant By the death OF Prof. Walter D
| DaDney. among them oeing Roosevelt
Page, James ?. Harrison, OF Danvllle
aud Prof. Charles a. Graves, OF Wash
ington and Lee University.
1t was officially stated in Richmond
Yesterday that an agreement had beer
reached by the Chesapeake and Ohit
Railroad aud the Richmond, Peters
burg aud Carolina Railroad to build {
Joint depot on lower Main street, wher
both companies have acquired exten
=iye properly for similar purpose.
Governor Tyler yesterday granted
pardon to Eugene Barnes, the youna
man convicted OF embezzling fund
I from J. T. Powers, the commission
merchant in Richmond, for whom h
was bookkeeper He mas served abou
Two months of his sentence, which Wa
one year. Mr. E. G. Folkes, counse
for Barnes, last Saturday presented th'
petition to the Governor.
Made desperate By realization 0
MS hopeless love, John Hall, age
about fifty years, OF Chuckatuck
bought an ounce of laudanum ent
drank it yesterday. The timely ar
rival Of q physician with stomach
pump saved Halls life, but he ha
threatened to make another attempt a
self destruction. Hall, VINO is married
became peculiarly infatuated with an
other man's wife, and the passion en-
| gendered suicidal intentions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

Give me liver regulator and can rcgu-
late the world" said a genius. The druggist
handed him "a bottle Of DeWitt's Litty Early
RiseIs, The famous little pills. Edgar War
deld. IT,, corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance of our dear mother,
Mrs. MARY LAWLER, who died one year
ago to.day-17th of March. Gone but not
forgotten. By HER CHILDREN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

John healy, who, tea years ago, was known
as great bsseball pitcher, died at st. Louis
yesterday of consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

DIR. BULLS COUGH syn X, /: I
has saved the life Of MANY Child IH.7
wonderful remedy always cures ei"uF'
whooping-cough aud measles c0us-'
It has never failed. Price p c,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
THE BRISTOL sHoorIse.-A dispatch frol

THE BRISTOL SHo0TING.-A dispatch from
Bristol TO the Richmond Dispatch says:
There arc no new developments in the
shooting ARRAY. Walker and Hamilton are
both worse. Walkers condition was consid'
cred moro serious yesterday than ct any time
since the shooting. Hamilton's condition is
certainly more serious. He is now dclirious,
and there is grave apprehension among his
friends. While both may possibly recover,
the indications are less favorable than at any
time since the difficulty occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

Before the discovery of One Minute Cough
Cure, ministers were greatly disturbed by
coughing congregations No excuse for II
now. Edgar Wsrfeld, jry corner King and
Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

Princess Eaiulani died at Honolulu March
6 of infammatory rheumatism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
TOE RENT.

NINE.ROOM HOUSE, No. 21o nom no.: =!
Washington street sill modern impToyel.i'';.'55
large back yard possession given apr. ..-lct.
Apply at No. 212 north Washington s-'
mh16 3tE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

Nielsen vs.. Turner. argued sHi submitted
until toiaT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

Richmond Union Passorge- Railway s.. E..
:. & ? z. Co. Petition 70 relea7. Petition
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

LEKARZ NAcZELNY: DR.. w. A. Kuflewsd. 1o1
lO4 W. Division st.. Chicago. nj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
Do Pp. Sekretarsy erup
Zwisxku Mar. Pol.
Szanowni Rodacy!

Szanowni Rodacy!
2 powodu nawaiu piracy ME
jestem W stanie ~odpowiadac ma
Vase listy odwrotna poczta.
Bede sic staral, ably Wan cd
pisac W jaknajkr6tszym czasie.
Prosze wiec o c~ierpliwosc.
Go do dawniejszych, nieza-
iatwionych spraw, to music
najprzod wszystko dokiadnie
zbadac i dlatego prose- mi ma
desfac bezzwfocznie wszelkie
potrzebne wyjasnienia, gdy o
takowe prosic bede.
4 bratniem ~pozdrowieniem
Il, N. Helinski, sekr. jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
(Cisg dalszy re strony pierws.ej.)

nyoh sPraw prawnyoh, podyktowa.
nyoh Przez obecnego prawnika, wy
brady zar.ad gl6wny ola oztereoh
tyoh towar.ystw i p6zniej przyste
pujaoyoh ma przecisg 6.Ciu m~issieoy.
Organisscjs nosi naswe: Zwiazek
Polek " Ameryoe. Charter" jej
pozwala prawnie ms organizowanie
iprzyjmowanie towarzystw do Zwiaz.
ku. Skoro zas stan kasy stalej wy.
nosi6 bedzie $500 ! liozra czlonkow
wzrosnie r6wniez do 500, Zwiszek
usyska Charter, ma mooy ktorego
wypsaosc bedzie miedzy innemi
uchwalone przez siebie posmiertne i
bedsie pod opieka praw stanowyob.
Organizacjs .ehska, podiug ws.el
kich praw, zostala wieo ma teraz o r
ganizowana, odzywamy sic przeto
obecnie do wszystkioh polek wAme.
ryoe, kt6rym p~rzyszsosc naszs | obo.
wiazki polki leza na sercu, ably "a
ozyfy sic I Mani ! podaiy reke do
wsPolnej pracy. Ksozoie sic . nami,
Ear rodsczki, ! organizujois oddzis.
fy, sbysmy ma przysz,ym sejmis ma.
Sym (zs 8 miesiecy) lio1yiy powaa.
ny zsssep ! prsce organinaoyjns bra,
praoe ola nsszego tn spoieczshstws
rozpooasc mogfy.
Proszsc q jeszcze o zasilanie ma.
szej organizacji, kreslimy sic z SEA
cunkiem: st. Chmielifsks, prezeso
wa; A. Boreoks, wioe-prezesowa; l.
Wosowsks, sekretarks; M. Rokosz
kasjerks.
Podiug obecnej uchwaiy, " razi,
smierci siostry, inne siostry, nalezao.
do Zwiszku, psacs ma posmiertn,
kszda 20 l dolarze. 2 przysslym
sejmem,. jak wspomniano wysej, u.
ohwslone sostsuie stale posmiertne.
Wszelkie listy o informacje ! &. p.
prosimy pr.ssyiac pod sdresem Sc
kretarki: Lucia Wolowsks, 682 w.
17sh Str, Chicago Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
Cd Administered.

Zwraoamy uwage ozlonkom zwiaz-
ku N. P. ! c.ytelnikom nZgody", ably
pr.y zmianie swego mieszk.nia po
dawali nam zawsze starry j nowy
sdres. Sekretarze grup powinni sic
scisle do tego zastosowa6, gdya pr.ez
TO bed.iemy " stanie unikns6 wielu
pomysek, ! wysy1ac ,,Zgode" we
vaasciwe miejsoe. Wobeo ogromneJ
masy adres6w, jednolitych Union j
naswisk. tylko Prise. podawanie sta
rsgo mieszkania mo.emy prowad.ic
d~okaadna kontrole pr.y wysylaniu
nzgody". Nieohaj sic wieo wszyscy
raozs do tego zastosowa6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
20 pazdziernika.
SESJA wIECZORNA.

Marszalek otwiera posiedzenie o godz. 8 przysta-
piono do dalszego obradowania mad sprawozdaniem ko-
misji prosb zazaleh.
1O) w kwestji budowy domu zwiazkowego w mics
Gle Buffalo rozpoczely sic ozywione debaty wykazuie
sic, ze niemal wszyscy delegaci So przeciwni temu. Zas
~delegacja z Buffalo ME zada wprost budowy domu "a
fundusze zwiazkowe, lecz tylko uprasza o ~pozyczke pew
mel sunny ma ten eel. Cenzor Helihska zabiera CLOS i
oswiadcza Izbie, ze wedhug opinji adwokatow, ma mocy
prawa obowiazujacego Zwiqzek, ME wolno budowac do
mu zwiazkowego W zadnem innem miescie, iak tylko w
tenn, gdzie znajduje sic giowna siedziba organizacji.
Take wv. ME ma prawa dawa6 pozyczki ma budowe ia
kiegokolwiek domu, chyba tylko wtedy, kiedy rzeczony
dom jest zupeinie wykohczony ME ma ma MIN zadnego
diugu. Kiedy Cenzor skohczyi swoje wytIomaczenie,
wiekszoscia giosow uchwalono udzieli6 grupom zwiaz-
kowym W Buffalo ~pozyczke pewnego funduszu ma bu-
dove domu W jakimkolwiek czasie beda togo zadaly.
Pc ~przyjeciu tel uchwaly, zrobiono uwage, ze takowa
przeprowadzona zostaia nielsgalnie, albowiem W kwestji
TAX waznej giosowanie powinno sic odbyc "a posrednic-
TWEEN kartek, a ME przez podnoszenie rak. w tel chwi-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

"fSnoy N6RO q HWi4LhOWCd-
mi W Pennsylvanji, Izba polecila tym Panom przebaczyc
sobie wspolnie i podac rece'na znak zgody. Kiedy to
uczynili, Izba obdarzy}a ich rzesistymi oklaskami. Row
niez przebaczyli sobie dawne urazy delegaci w. Kamif-
ski s. Sleszyhski z New Yorku, oraz Ii. Czarnecki i
w. Poszwihski z Chicago. Zas delegat A. Gorski W
imieniu grup buffaloskich zapewnia Izbe, IL zwiazkow-
cy tamtejsi b~ynajmniej ME zrazaja sic tenn, re odm6wio-
no i'm pozyczki ma budowe domu chca nadal pracowac
ola dobra Zwiazku. S}owa del. Gorskiego przyjeto ser
decznymi oklaskami.
Pc TAX acknowledgement zaiatwieniu nisporozumieh
egzystujacych miedzy panama. wyzej wymienionymi, Izba
znowu zabrafa sic energicznie do piracy.
Nasamprzod postanowiono odrzuci6 wszelkie inne
sprawy podane komisji prosb zazaleh do rozpatrzenia,
a ktOre, wediug zdania takowej, sa nieuzasadnione.
Uchwalono zwrocic mandaty ~wszystkim delegation,
jake pamiatke Sejmu XIII.
w sprawie dyrektorow Zwiazku zabiera gios sekre.
tarz jeneralny i t}omaczy Izbie, re, ably zast0sowaG sic
do praw stanu Illinois wymagah Charteru, Sejm Xiii
musi wybrac pieciu dyrektor6w Zwiazku, a ME wiecej
to z miasta Chicago. Izba jednogiosnie uchwalila u
czynic wed}ug wskaz0wek sekr. jen.
Poczem przystapiono do uregulowania pensyj u
rzednik6w Zwiazku. Ucbwalono, BE pensja prezesa Ia
rzadu Centralnego ma wynosiG $4,000 rocznie, z pra-
wen piastowania jakiegokolwiek innego urzedu po "a
granicami Zwiazku, Ola wiekszego dochodu. w miare
tego upada dawniejsza uchwaia, wedfug kt0rej prezes
Mai pobieraG 10 centow cd katdej ~aplikacji nowego
czIonka.
Dalej postanowiono, il pensia sekretarza ieneralne-
60 ma wynosic $1,000 miesiecznie.
Pensja kasjera: $500 miesiecznie.
Pensja rachmistrza: $500 miesiecznie.
Pensja pomocnika rachmistrza: 5000 miesiecznie.
Pensja redaktora ,Zgody": 100000 rocznie.
Pensja administrators ,.Zgody": $1,000 miesiecznie.
Pensja bibliotekarza $1,000 miesiecznie. Jemu tax
re przeznaczony dochod piynacy do Zwiazku z bibliote
XII m~iejskiej W Chicago.
Pensja gospodarza domu zwiazkowego: $3Oy00mie.
siecznie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

Nastepnie przystapiono do balotowania ma urzedni-
|k6w. Sekretarz wywolaf kazdego delegate podiug nu-
meru grupy, a tenze, odebrawszy ballot, nastepnie oiow-
klein znaczyl krzyzyk kandydatowi, "a ktorym oddais
'gios wrzuca ballot do puszki.
Ma sedzi6w wyborczych Izba naznaczy}a delepa-
tow: Grabowskiego, Brzezihskiego i Gurde, zas do Ii
.czenia g}osow: del. Poszwihskiego, Kurzyhskiego, CO.
nusa, Szurlihskiego i Ponieckiego.
Poczem marszalek odroozy} sesje do godz. 2 po pc.
{udniu.
81 pazdziernika.
SESJA 20 POLUDNIOWA.
Marszalek otwiera sesje o godz. 2ej pc p~o}udniu-
Komisja wybrana do rozpatrzenia kwestji wartosci
~majatku by}ego kasjera Zwiazku, Walentego Wleklih-
skiego, przedstawia Izbie swoj rapport, kt6ry brzmi iak
nastepuje:
"Na posiedzeniu komitetu OBJ. w. Wleklihski
przedstawh, re majatek jego nieruchomy ma wartosei
$47!OOO.OO, dug ma swojej ~realnosci wykazuje $14, $4,000
pozostaje wiec $32, 150,OO. Pc zatem Zwiazkowi nals-
zy sic $l5,6OO,OO, wiec OBJ. Wleklihskiemu, pc splaoeniu
d}ug6w wraz z suma nalezna Zwiazkowi Do
zostanie sic rzeczywistego majatku jeszcze $16,55O,OO.
eaten komitet Poleoa oddae sprawe zbadania ma
jatku OBJ. w. Wleklihskiego przysziemu Zarzadowi
Centralnemu, a jezeli okaze sic, il powyAsza ocena lest
natenczas rekomenduje powziasc kroki, aby
zwolnic oh. F. Wleklihskiego z hypoteki ma $15,OOOyO6,
a przeniesc te sumo nd posiad}osc oh. w. Wleklihskiego,
ktory ~wszystko przekaze sadownie Zwiazkowi. w
razie przeciwnym komitet poleca przedsiewziae kroki So
dove, ably sumo rzeczona uratowac ola Zwiazku cd DO
r~eczycieli i Wleklihskiego.
Pc dose ozywionych debataoh przyjeto rapport ko-
misji j uchwalono sprawe oh. w. Wlekhhskiego oddae
Zarz. Centr.
Poczem komisja do liczenia giosow przedstawis
lzbie rezultat wyborow, jak nastepuje:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

wYDzIAL sPRAwIEDLIwoscI.
n. J. s.dowsd, sehr.. 1os- 1o4 ". Division street.
Chicago. n.
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Protok6f Sejmu XIIIgo zwiazku
NarOdOwego PolskiegO.
10 pazdziernika.
S PORANNA.
(Ciag dalszy).

Poniewaz wczorajsze nominacje prezesa vice pre-
zesa zostaly uniewaznione, przystapiono do ponownego
lono g,osowa6 Ia posrednictwem kartek, a najprzod ma
prezesa.
Rezultat byl nastepujacy: F. Jabaohski, SO gsosow;
Brzezihski, 8 g.; Tsrski. s g.; Herman, 6 81; Bar.
Jsgsa, i e.; A. sataleoii, a.; M. Rsesse.srsIi, 4 1 "a;
towski, 2 g.; 4. M.aok, i g.; Gsrabowski. 2 81:
z powyzszych kandydat6w Izba uohwalila oznaczyc
n~owanyoh kandydatow ma urzad prezesa:e F.. Jab3ohski,
A. M. Kolakowski i F. H. Bardohski.
Ma vice prezesa przedstawieni zostali nastepujacy
.kandydaoi: M. Wleklihskii, Popek, r. Grabowski, St.
). Welzant, Witkowski, Bardohski, Szymahski, Jeleh,
Rzeszotarski, Bytomski, Jakihski j Zi6&kowski. u tel
iozby, jake regularnie nominowanych kandydat6w ma
vice pre.esa oanaczono obywateli: St. Rokosza, w.
Szymahskiego r. G~rabowskiego.
Przystapiono do nominacji sekretarza jeneralnego.
Przedstawieni zostali nastepujscy obywatele: Helihski,
Szajnert, Sadowski, Kwasniewski, Osada, Kucharski,
Mleczarny, Jezierny, Sleszyhski, Centella i Jabfohski.
Izba oznaozyla obywateli M. Helihskiego, J. Szajnerta i
L. M. Kuoharskiego, jake regularnie nominowanyoh
kandydat6w ma urzad sekretarza jeneralnego.
Ma raohmistrza n~ominowani zostai obywatele: s.
Nicki i Furmahski.
Ma kasjera przedstawieni: M. Majewski, Czernik,
A. Majewski, Szostakowski Popek, Szymahski i Rozew.
ski. Poniewaz ~bywatele NJ. Majewski i Szostakowski
~otrzymali najwieksza ilos6 g}os6w, zostali wieo oznaoze-
zwiszku.
Ma redaktora ,,Zgody' przedstawieni: S. Barsz-
czewski, prof. T.. Siemiradzki, Jablohski, Sadowski, Je-
len, Orpiszewski, Popek. Obywatele Barszczewski i Sic,
miradzki ~otrzymali n~ajwyasza lczbe giosow, wiec costa.
Ii oznaczeni jake regularnie nominowani k~andydaoi ma
radaktora ,,Zgody".
Przystapiono do p~rzedstawienia kandydat6w ma dy-
rektorow zwiazku, a z liozby eOciu przeds.awionych, O.
znaozono regularnymi kandydatami ma dyrektorow ma.
stepujacych ~obywateli z Chicago: Steczyhski, Zuraw-
ski, Pijanowski, Witowski, Nj. Wleklihski, Lauferski,
Rzeszotarski, Jeleh, Ambrozewski, Kucharzewski, Je-
'zierny, Nowak, Z6lkowski. w kwestji wyboru dyrek-
tor6w wszystkich innych urzednik6w Zwiazku, uchwa.
lono, azeby ~wszystkie nazwiska kandydat6w wydruko-
wano ma jednym balocie IA posrednictwem tegoz pre-.
prowadzono wybor. Wyznaczono komisje z obyw. JAG
kowskiego, SzczePahskiego i Centelli, ktorzy maja sic
zaja6 drukiem balotow. Oh. F. Jabfohski sdmawia PREY.
jecia kandydatury ma prezesa, pomimo to jednak, ma "a
DAME wielu delegatow, nazwisko jego umieszczono ma
balocie.
Posiedzenie odroczono do..godz. 2.30 Pc ~po4udniu.
10 pazdziernika.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
REDAKToR:
Stefan Bdrszcze,0sks.

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