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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

ora t,s two make up the introduction to the first
nu.sro which has this merry theme QlD, very Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

the "Kamarinskai familiarzed to the world
Glinka:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Miss Ida Branth, violin; CASTOR NJ. Dether, organ,
and Emilio de Gogorza. barytons, Will be solo
performers at a concert OF the Womens string Or
chestra Society in the Waldorf-Astora next Satur-
day evening" Miss Branth and Mr.. Dether will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

AT the fourth Of his morning concerts OF chamber
music in the Carnegie Lyceum next wednesday
Mr.. Townsend II. Fellows will bring forward MISS
Mabel Phipps, pianoforte; Richard Arnold Wollh
J. Altschuler. viola; Leo Schulz. violoncello' ana
Francis Rogers. barytone The concerto pieces VIII
be the Arensky Trio In d minor and the SAINT
saens quartet in fiat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Mr. Blspham will give a request song rectal III
Mendelssohn Hall on date not yet hXed III 'anu-
ary at which he will sing the twenty soHss ms
frequently asked for. Request may De sent u H.
NJ Hirschberg No. 1923 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

At the Church OF the Divine Paternity, Seventy
sixth-st. and Central Park West. next Sunday
evening will be given the fifth Of the series OF SER
vices representing National church music AT this
service music by American composers Will be rem
dered. including compositions by Foote. Chadwick.
Thayer Whitney, Horato Parker, c. P. Morrison
PhIlo A. Otis and Homer Bartlett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

There Will be no concert at Carnegie Hall SUNDAY
evening Manager Thrane has arranged that 'n'
next Kaltenborn Orchestra concert VIII Oe 81,
I,ooor,hor II when Mark Hamburg and othel
eminent soloists will be on the programme.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
ashland
WEs

Rodzina5 pallla Macicjia 'r5gn 1ss3
przez II dni pod kaaa myasia}a po-
zostawaes, jakIDy zanlklisgtaa e, Wdonlu
2 poWodu, ze dzieei choroeWalyy IA
difterya, ale teraz q dzieci zdro-
5wsze i wolno ka2demu mieszklsanlco--
vi domu wychodzlc dokad in sic sic
podoba. Pahstwu B. Pipkom dwoie
dzieci umarlo ma difleryaa, a cc}}alliaa
ehowano zaraz, choG noca. Nike
dcmo,Wii Fiierkowi iona u:mlliaalr:lSas,
przelezawszy tylko tydzlch.
Kompania piwowarsEkSaa Pabst
Brewing Co. " Milwaukee wyku-
puje p~olskicll salonist6w Tan nj: Louis
|Gilmajster sprzedaE sw6j salon "a
1000 do1ar6w, a pan Fierek "a $500
|do1aroT. Fiefek podobno ch nee
jechaG do Winony, ably tam szukac
sobie Tony. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
q stanach Zjed. Kanadzie $500
" Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $500.
w a + n k i.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARUsA
lofu, kon1ecznie musz2 pfacic
200 IA jeden rok, rosum1e sic
takzeza rok 1899, lubo tym
roku dlaprzedpEacicieli czyli rfa:
cacyeh naprz6d, rocsua opfatee
znizylismy IL sl.50.
Ito ajedna nan dw6ch no
wych abonent6w pr3csle cd
kazdego caIorocznY Attainment z
gerry, temu przez cafy rex %eg,a2etff
ala niego samego przese}ao hyatie.
my.bezp1atnie. =
kto odbicrze z=poezty try g5a2e1y.
awazaDym Jest "a abo'nenta / oeIlpo
Riedlzla]nym "a abonalient.
.5sSfoszmieni adres, powinien IA
tychmiast podat wyiawcy WIAnusA
sWi65jj nowy adres.
ssAloNonlsntom, Etdrzy wyrazrlie Ms
oaa6Wn gazcty "a posrednictwem
lintowe1:o Tub i1ncggo urzednika
pasztowego, WIAEus ~poseIany be'
dgie daIej. Skoro kto zaprzestanle
sHlldd,asAtsSsdx sggazete, powznien wpicrH
za sga:aseafd ~iiezcli co "a Ma wlaien.
4 ,eniadze ga i Ola WARUsA NJ
ley przeselad pr2ez pocztowy lux
e,xIpr:esoWy Money Order, Mona
ss}sattt abonalnnentw dolaracl
n;aIHpsggEEppsVyysoh prlzea Postal note:
aIbHfW edpooentowy5eh Tub dwuoen
toRyelh z14aczkacll .ppocztowych, lec'
je5si aa1ssooauament y taxi spos6E
pT5zos1aDD Y drodze przepadpie (ce
sic " tyr, kraju bardzo rzadke
zdarza) wyaawea WIARusA ni<
ibAerze "a TO IA siebie odpowiedzjal
noxci. Take listy ~najlepiej kazat
na<poczciie registroWac DO wtenczas,
yIrzaad pocztowy bierze na siebie 90
Observation-Disclosures, ze wraz 2 zaWartos
cia dojda na miejsce przeznaczcniiHa,.
Wszelkle listy oraz p~rzesefkl pie
, Meme do w MEusN adrese wac:
II. DeraoWsk5
500 &. 3rd Str.
N1NoSA. Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
Gdxie jest
,B6xef Teofit BertE'a saeh:.e

""E|-- ""0
Chodzi Q wysledzienie pana Jozefa
.Teofla Bertanda, kt6ry oko}o 1870
roku do Ameryki przyby}. lego
bratanek StanisKaw Bertrand, oby-
watel W Robakowie, pod Luzinem,
potrzebnje " sprawach fa%mll1jnyth
adresu tegoz stryja swego, sotoW
.temu, kt6ryby mu poda} obecny
!jego adres, fatyge jego przysfugee
wynagrodziG Ostatpi pobyt posz1~
k1wanego J6zefa Teofla BertFanda
byt: Cabel City Deer, Lodge Co.,
Montana. - Wszelkie wiadomosc1
0 MIN tymczasem nalezy podaWac
pod adresem Redakcyi ,,Wiarusa
- 500 b.. 3rd Str, Winona. MINI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
60 rlsza . II wei ossay.
possk1ej W s,6laornsj
MI 81 ~ esorse?
Leo, Roseau Go Mimi,
W koilcu Lutego 1899 7,

Leo, Roseau 90 Mimi,
" koilcu Lutego 1899 7.
:Jezeli " Winonie dla Polak6w
zabraknie r3boty, to nlechaJ PREY
bed2 DO mas ma fanny.
Z1emia tn jest bardzo urodzaJ-
ma, nawet lepsza, jak pod Dakote]-
ska Warszawa, a powietrze wcale
ME ostrzejsze, iak Winonie- 4
dotychczas farmerzY mogaa leszcze
dostaG d-zewa ma opal do budoWa~
MIA darmo.
W Winonie powiadajaa, re tn
lest wiele kamieni, to prawda. Ale
ola ludzi pracoWitysh "a w'ele len
nie ma, chyba tylko ola .panoW
Zgailinskich.
ia 2 akra miafem II fur ka-
f--.H .#.
MEM, lecz iak je raz wyzbieram i
wyor4e, to rzadko potem jesscze
ktdry sic znajdzie. DO najw1eceJ
wszystkie IS ma wierzchn.
T%ymczasem jestem re s"ego
losu bardzo zadowolony, zyczyf~
.bym kazdemu Polakovi, co posla-
da lyle pieniedzy, ably mog{ gospo+
darke ma g%runcie rozpocz2c, wzl&st
sobie W tutejszych otronach home,
stead czyli darmowa ziemie rzaado-
W. a ME b2dzie potrzobowa}, jah
niewolnik, sluchad ustawicznie nae
uszami brzmiacego hurry up
Jan Zabroc K /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
EOdrzebny rob0tzsEk far-
Mlerskf.

Poszukuje sic samotneggo
farmerskiego robotnika ma duzat
farme, umiejacego sic obchodzi6 z
maszynami r6luiczemii samodziel-
ME prowadzi6 gospodarstwo.
Zglaszajacy sic moze pisa6 pc
pclsku,po niemiecku Tub pc %anggicl-
sku, pod adresem: PETER SZEN.
HOFEN, Alberta Z a,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
asz POWiesg

N IS, IN. ~, 80 a~l,t.cnie we
u. 8, sad.tvt,,-
/, 81 t 49, {, J, !,
~. 80
8. 10
- 80 II l2s;;-
fos'e aastr
s1y.'i' - - 80
80
10y ,1Jla1.;a.z, MAJ.
hfodeg0 ou1''
Sk : Drssansa 1s al,zo
'olfy5a hla1'a. n;aia,n;a;..
81, oik4 - 60,
oA'D'''1 i,
oSfV A%se'ia =; -. -
kaWa1ef' keo'
fll''s' ~ T.
kop'ae 49, a,a;atLn %
m'l'ohoWego i Gst!' 49,,
Wfoe1"s1y dm6r
soDe 'a}+eea N.e' c4sn;e
IN x,,La5e, )
ulzeusn -
Wreszcle w 'dz"ai
posjad}osG 4 m e ~ K :. Jest
~, wvz1,awca demokratycz
,,,,o7, z,ead amarvkafskich i
ua,ah;G chtondw
$3.50 p,,aadu
sWo'chs edl1ey'>' -
ma modio amer
DO sas'ada sWojego. &c.
b;eqo Bia}owie}skiego, zyWi
er Atanazy Smiertelna
:x5 ~oe,d7,,ac 90 %
- no1o-
uihysflie 80 : -
WanIu Iego Dfata
kt6ry podczas jego Pobytu I'd
morzem, byl w SkIbnleWi-
- .,do
xv1,,; s;arota
,L.io - y~astrzplenir
ma+la ~ ,u,yra bv3
IS ruron;o kosxtem
.ono . nzvskawszv y
,'sN r7ol aunlon do.
wsxr noar5z nc
49, rl wn;a 4,
- - o.lovi,
''ly
go ~. an; =.
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rama; - h'ah;or,
O''o r;o;. g,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
stozaliupdinliionej sdzsiiiellniicy Ton

zaladnlionellssHdzi 9
gezie odlz,y}va SIS trasbki
fogi. Tam skoaeentroWalg sie
abro ne t1ufny powNs'ttanieodW,,
k3lojHzy salWq WystrzaloW vital vital
zblizajqce sig oddalzz,laally Wojskaa..
Trzeba bylo zdgobyWad dom "a.
domern psdzzii6 pred soha
ludnos6, bez Wzggleed [ n 90 to, ely
.by1a wiinnq Tub nieWinn1aa, Q.
skutecznem gaszeniu ognia ME
mog4o bye mowy. spali}o sic 1000
j wiele SHADOW kupiec.
kiich.
q nastaniem dnia zaczeli
Filipihczycy atakoWac WYsuniete
naprz65d LIME amerykahsk1e. Roz-
i'm sic widocznie Q to,
azeby odwr6cic uWage Ameryka~
now, ~stoJ2cych W polu, Cd tego, co
SIG dzleie " miescie. P%owstancy
probowali przedrzec sic przez
amerykanskic leWe skrzydfo, Shiny
ogien karabinowy armatni prze-
szkodzif temu zamiarowi. w
innych puhktach dostaly sic made
oddzialy Filipihczyk6w poza nasze
LIME. General OTIS musiai wysfaG
W pole wszystkie SHY, kt6re mla}
do dyspozycyi, 'azeby spedzic
powstanc6w re zajetych stanowisk
i zabezpieczyG odwr6t wojskru,
znajdujacemu sic ma wysunietych
naprz6d posterunkach. Ut.rczk1
trwafy do poludnia. Kanonlerka
,Monadnockn brafa w mich udzia},
wyrzucaiac z 10 calowych armat,
ponad giovanni amerykahskich
zo}nierzy, smiercionosne granaty
ma stanowiska, wskazywane arty-
lerzystom przez korpus sygnafoWy.
R6wnoczesuie stoczono dWie wies
ksze bjtwy pod San Pedres j ne
cmentarzu ohliskim. w ~pofadnle
widziano z wysokich wiez miasts
W dwunastu r6znych punktacE
szerzacy sic ogied. Dzielnicf
Tondro spali}a sig do szczetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

2 kilkoletnla praktyka " obu5sz atW'a'o'
dallch, znlaajjaacy dokiapdd l iszyk an
gielski, obok polskieggo, poszukutjje.
5posady KaskoWe eferty naleizzys
przesfaGdo Redakcyi W1ARUsA 500
=. 5rd Str Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
Echa Fi%lipinskie.

nocy 2 % ia % Lutego
podpalili Filipinczycy Manile Y
kilkunastu p%unktach, poprzecluaw-
sly przedtem W okolo pieclu
rm%iejscsch we've stray ognioWeJ.
Wojsko amerykahskie rzuciio sic
do ratuplu, lecz napotka}o us op6I
zbrojny. Mieszkahcy Manill zaje]i
stanoWiska W oknach dom6w i ma
dachacb, strzelali 2 karabln6w,
dubylt6Wek rewolWer6W do
zofmerzy. Ci zaluiast casio pozar,
musiesi zdobywac domy, kaleczyc
poWstahc6dw, zabiefac do niewoli
opoIIlySch, r~oztfaacac spokolnych
luddizli, zalegajacych u]ice, przypa=
trujacYch sic v niemejj rozpaezy,
miepie znika}o Z dymem,
ggnnanym Wiatrlamii.
op6lnocy Wszczat sic pozar "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
WASHIN G'TON. - Admira

amerykahskl Dewey przesfa} telc~
gram, ably do Manlli natychrniast
przeslany zosta} najwiekszy anne.
rykahski okret wojenny 0 ego Il.
Prawdopodobnie Dewey niezupe{
ni1o jest zadowolony postawy
niekt6rych wojennych okreetow
,europejskich, znajdujacych sig "
zatoce pod Manila. Ma pcmoc
Deweyemu wyslany take zostanie
drugi p1erwszor2edny okrst wojcn~
ny iowa"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
- Franciszek

Dombrowski, kt6ry wsp6lnie z
Franciszk1em Literskim pope}nD
kradziez W fabryce Uoegt PREY
Island ave, zostaf W sadie muuicy~
palnym ta}sze skazany ma rok
wiezieuia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
NEW YORK. Pod admi

NEW YORK. 100 roo aumit'
nistracya mEodego a en~ergiczneggo
proboszcza ks. ST. J. Nowaka,
parafa sw. W~ojciecha W g6rze
miasta rozwija sic nader pomys-
ln1e. E'anstwo Rapaccy zakupill
ola kosciofa diva sliczue kandela.-
bry. Litwini, n~alcz2cy do parafi',
oiiarowa]i diva boczne %o}5arze,
kt6re pc mistrzowsku wykonaf p.
Michaf stryczyhski, dodajac cd
siebie W dare ola koscio}a pieknY
konfesyonai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
A S. ~ ~ H. - ~ g. a. a

OSHKOSH. Wis. " kwiet
min odbe,,a. sic tn wybory miei-
skie j zdaie sic. re pastor kongre-
gacyonalist6w, Edward Il, Smith
zostanie obrany mayorem. Smith
Jest bardzo liberalny i to tax dale
ce, re zostal wyk4uczony re stowa~
o.
BOSTON, Mass, - Minister
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
BUFFALO, N. z. sedziowi'

przysiegli przyznall Majchrzakowi
$50 dol. "a smierc c6rki przejer
chanel przez S, szafrana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
POgZUKIWANHE

Tawek K arpihdski 2 Little Falls,
MINI, poszuku]e swoich braci Ja-
kdba i Jana. Jak6b wyjechal pred
9 laty do Kanady Jan byl pred
! miu latami v Buffalo n. Z.
Blizsza wiadomoSe 9 len pozadana
pod ardresami:: pavet karpih6skii.
Little Falls Mimi. : aIbo tel; los
Brzeza, 5o7 3. End Str. Winonna
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
Drobne EcflAa.

UCIEKEA Cd MEZA bez
zadnej przyczyny, iona robotniba
NJ. Bielejewskiego Gaylord,
Mich, 2 domu Brywczyhska,,
zabrawszy mu $500, wszvstk2
p%osciel, rome sprzety c6reczke,
B;elewski, jak nam donosza z
Gaylord, robi IA kolei, ma Bagly
Branch,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

ton,Wis:,sllliszezyl ea.a dzieelnissg
!lallsasta zrsaadazil szkodlse 1900,
600 3Dsosob pozosta1o bez dachls
mad glove.
20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hanalu tytunlem kubalskim wsppo6e-
iubieggajas sig kapitalisci ameryylkiaanl-
scy:z kapitalistami earopejskimi.
WATERFOWL. " is
Poruszono tn plan budoWycukroW-
nj i zdaje sig ze tez przyjdzie 90
{skutku. Komitet biznesist6W stara
sig.o kapitalist6w, kt6rzyby byli
gotowi dae pieuiadzc ma budoWe.
ICukkroWnia ma kosztowat $27O,Oo0,
MARQUETTE, Mich, q
iLut. - Wczoraj wieczorem Q
godzinie umarl biskup sault Ste.
Marie Marquette, najprzeWiel. jar
s. Vertin. smier6 ~nast2pi}a nagle
skutklem cierpienia seccowego:
kt6re by}o nastepst1em grrypy,
N%iebozczyk urodzlf sic " Austryi
liczyl dopiero 81 lata wieku j BY
biskupem Cd j. 1879.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

JOZEF CZUPA Franciszek
Stofiak W Milwaukee powedrowali
ma SO dni do ,%koreczna,' "a okra~
DAME %wagon6w towarowych,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
POLSKI D~ZIENNIKARZ pal

Osada, ma ostatku wsp6}pracownlk
niezalezncj ,Reformy', pisuje
obecnie korespondencye do
,Kuryera P~olskiego" " Milwau~
kee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

PonoWnie uprasza-
my pewnych wiado-
mych naszych abo-
nent6w, ably spieszy-
Il sic z p%rzedp}ata ma
WlARUsA. Jezeli sic
nam do 10 Marca n lillel3
przypomn2, beda mai
prod %postawienl ma
liste Oci2galskich, a
miesiac p6zniv zupe1-
ME z listy a%bonent6w
Wykre6leni. Dluzej,
jak 3 miesi2ce, nlko-
mu Wiecej gaszetY na
kredyt poselac ME
mozemy, DO musieli-
bysmy placic, az 90
konca roku, osobnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Abonament N la
rusa" Wynosi obecnie
ola ~przedp}acicieli
$l.50. Kto teraz IA
caiy rok naprz6d "a
p1aci a~bonament, do
stanie tez Cd mas v
prazencie Kalendarz
Maryanski ia rok
1899, musi przeciez
przeslac 5 cent6w IA
przese}ke pocztoWa.
IAto zas ME do
laczy 5 cent6w ga
~ffrankoWanie kalen-
darza, 0 tenn bedzie,
my mniemali,z re sobie
! prezentu ME zYczy !
mu ~kalendorza ME
poSlemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
ST PAUL. Mimi.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. w pol
skim kosciele IA East St Paul,
gdzie Jest proboszczem Wlelebny
ks. Roman Guzowski, bedzie Y
dniach Z, SO Marca 40 godzlnlnl'e,
nabozens5Wo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Ey3 PAN PIOTR KRAW-
.CzYK, kt6ry zaszczycii mas zam6
wieniem ksiegarskiem ,nriec;haj racly
nam podac Wyrazny sWoj adres, DO
ME wilemy, dokad mu posla6 to GO.
sobiie zam5wil.
q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
VasZemu pOdTlo|iz,u

B&EMxS@MH
asze Fmll(l'ul~l. pO |)
cenlu I15(, q
EpeonloWi D~erdo'W5s,lk.llyeei.'
lzllI|!lI,
ME " region:iEee' 10
pain rudy z'ela l;z "
%p6lnocnym Wiscoon-
=siilie, MONA 2 Eau
faniem powier:zl,asd(,.
Wszelkle pienladze
ola ~WydaWcy Wa
RUSA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

man address and the English address VIII DC ny
Randolph Guggenhemer, president OF the Muncipa'
Council The Arion Ladies' Society will sing, as
will also the United Singers. festival 10 i"s'
through next Sunday, has been arranged TOT.
The plan to erect German hospital In Brook
lvn originated with the Plattdeutsche Noiksiest
verein az far back as 1886 This society boasts or
the distinction of having the largest membership
NJ snv kindred organization. On October "a 1885,
Il was resolved to build the INSTITUTION Accoru-
fngy twenty-seven lots I'm st. Nicholas-aVe ana
s,anbone and Stockholm SITS. were purchased for
10000 and appeals for contributions met with
liberal response the part OF the public Soon.
however IT became apparent that almost all OF the
contributors were Low Germans.
special meeting was called on May Of the
following year, and 1t resolved to select ninety
delegates to the Pattdeutsche Vereln. who should
form a new organization under the name OF the
German Hospital Society. 1t was announced that
all Germans would have equal voice in the affairs
OF the organization, which Incorporated on
September e. The building lots and 1852 were
transferred to the new society by the Plattdeusche
Veren. a fair was held in the Clermont-ave.
Rink in 1892 and netted $4,000. In December OF
the same year John Helm. who had given a large
endowment to the German Hospital in Manhattan.
subscribed $4,000 to the fund Of the Brooklyn
enterprise
With nearly 100000 In hand. steps were taken TO
( erect the building. The committee accepted the
plans drawn by John Daus. and on July ls. 1894
! contracts for the erection OF TIA building were
signed with the firm Of l.. w Seaman Sons. The
laying OF the cornerstone on October p Of the same
year participated In by the entire German
| population, both High and Low.
The site OF the hospital is an excellent one. II is
| In rapidly developing part OF the city, and the
| nearest hospital II two miles distant. when the
other wing is completed. there VIII be accommOda-
tons for about two hundred patients The hospl-
tai consists OF group OF four buildings connected
! by covered passageways The main building Is
four stories high. has height Of fify-elght feet
ana depth OF .eyenty-nye feet The quarters OF
! ries, and are fitted In most comfortable manner
The fourth floor Ii entirely given up TO operating
rooms. which are provided with all the latest i'm,
| proyements.
| There 10 one large common ward on thu first noo,
OF the main building. Connected with II are many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
NO AXE THIS TINE.
A BURGLAR ALARM SUMMONS TWO POLICE
MEN TO JoRALEMONsT.


"B-z-z-zt-b-r-r-r,"
"Holy smokel' calculated the night superln-
tendent at the American District Telegraph Office,
at No l6S Montague-st., last evening, at o4O
o'clock that's the burglar alarm Of No liS Joraie-
roon-st where the folks went away for the sum-
last week
And 80 It proved to be, for when Mrs Belle
Hazen locked up her house at that number rev
DAVIS ago the American District people adjusted
the burglar alarm so that nothing "oud oe
touched" the agent said.
"B-z-z-zt-b-r-r-r! went the alarm again
"Get Sergeant Vanderberg at once said the
nervous night superintendent
Sergeant Vanderberg and officer F1annagan
were summoned.
few mornings ago, on the same plocN' III NIL
Marshalrs house at Clinton and Joraemon SITS, a
Waterman answered burglar alarm ana MS
head was nearly split open with an axe by negro
thief who was inside The remembrance OF this
coniured I'D horrible vision in the minds OF van
derberg and Flannagan, but they got their re-
volvers and night sticks. and went to No. la3
AS they reached the bottom step OF the boarded
I'D mansion they looked at each other and the
cold perspiraton broke out
well old man. II they Kill me- just look out for
my folks until they get something to do, Will your?
said one.
Then the two officers assembled the steps. It took
Sergeant vanderberg about I'VE minutes TO- Mt the
1t took him another Ave minutes to turn the Key IN
the inner door. ,,. r, - !,
,b,s HG eqe T pistos ali rights And with that both
men cooked and examined their pistols .
THAT other Waterman had his head split open
almost like watermelon suggested Flanagan,
reassurngly. to his chief.
Well we've got to go In. said Vanderperg, and
In they went but not without first lighting an
ancient looking lantern and re-examnng their PTS
tolls.
tators on the sidewalk. Just what, passed through
the minds OF the officers as they ransacked the
house can be left to the imagination.
At the end Of twenty minutes both Watchmen
reappeared at the door with very white faces and
with rather sheepish expressions.
We'll. did ye XIII Inn. c,hirped a boy on bi-
tire absence OF blood and revolver shots.
No" said Vanderberg, "the burned old burglar
alarm went or without any doing thing 10
It." But II was a mighty bad quarter OF hour
for Vanderberg and Flanagan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21
THE NEW FIELDING INDICIMENIS
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO HAVE THEM
DISMISSED.

Charles j. Patterson. counsel for Robert W. Field
ing former Deputy Commissioner OF City Works.
has announced that on May % he VIII appear De-
fore a Justice in the Supreme Court and move
the dismissal OF four extra indictments which
have recently been found against Fielding by the
Grand Jury.
Mr. Fielding. who was indicted and convicted
OF fraudulenty auditing bills. whereby the city
was robbed obtained an order for n new trial from
the Court OF Appeals. District-Attorney Steele.
seeing stronger line Of evidence in some OF the ad
missions which Mr.. Fielding made on the stand In
the Phillips willis trial. at once pressed new in
dIctments against the former Deputy Commissioner
OF city Works
The new move on the part OF Mr.. Patterson will
carry the trial until next year; III his motion
TO dismiss is denied he wifi probably carry II up
TO the higher courts ,
on account OF the disappearance OF the principal
witness in the HepburnW inant bribery case. which
was have been brought to trial by Dstrict-At-
torney Steele tomorrow, the VIII have 10 go
by the board. When the case vas moved for trial
Mr. steele sent for Patrick Wall, q waiter IN the
Slnoisir House. who ID the principal witnssa wall
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THE OLD "EAGLE TREE' DEAD.
ONE OF THE LAST HAUNTS OF THE AMEHi'
CAN BIRD ON LONG ISLAND.

CAN BIRD ON LONG ISLAND.
People OF East Moriches are mourning 'he ias
that the old historic eagle tree" is now deao' sn'
that in a few years it will probably disappear a'o'
gether After weathering many storm ana WIN
standing several fierce fires. it has at last sue
cumbed to the elements and is gradually uis'"'''
grating. o,os
The tree was first occupied by pair Oh e"e
late in the last century. 1t was the ias' INV"
resort of the great American bald-headed edse '
Long Island Each year after they nrst appes'.-
In the old tree the eagles returned ana ou', 80.
nest and raised their young. when 'he ~ n"n
and Sag Harbor branch of the Long lsiahu Nas
road was built only hundred yards Iron" ~.
tree the eagles abandoned 1t and sought "e" -.
treat But they did not seem 10 be pleased VIZ
their new quarters, and in 1856 or iss. eng ~ the
turned and more set up their hoi"o '' w.
broad branches of the aged tree. ,,,r,ohas v,ould
Those who came to Rivcrhead and Morlches "oS aia
frequently the white-feathered heau .. w. s7ss
family soaring majestically over the eounns -, The
perched with dignity on the gnared praioi tbovt six
oak and keeping watch over ms Walc' .a'gb ina
years ago the family broken up tnioue sia 90
cruelty of a hunter, who wounded INC AoSS was
found at the foot OF the tree when hau onss of
home for many years. Every one lel' go With
personal loss and IL would have iareu haiu "'
the hunter had he appeared about TINS unie. =, ,hs
After that pair of ospreys took posses'oi "
nest for while but II soon fell apart. ,hs land
j. Buell. Terry. OF East Moriches, Owls ~ IA
upon which the tree stands He says lh7s ne
tree has been marvellously hardy IL mas ,bat he
reached its last days but Mr.. Terry says ''"' "
will never allow II to be cut down