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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
0 spisie ludnosci.
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Juz od kilku miesiecy Rad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych czyni energiczne przy-
gotowania, by spis ludnosci, ktory od-
bedzie sic dnia l czerwca r. b., odby}
sic misunderstanding. Spis ten dla
mas jest zdarzeniem bardzo waznem,
albowiem moze wykazac po raz pierw-
sly mniej wiecej dak&adnie liozbe ro-
dak6w naszych, przyznajacych sic do
polskosci zamieszka}ych ma gruncie
amerykahskim.
Coprawda, juz spis odbyty dziesiet
lat temu wykaza} pewna liczbe pola-
kow W Stanach Zjedn. 100000 razem
rosjanami), liczba ia jednak ME moze
bye prawdziwa, wiemy bowiem, re w
samem Chicago jest mas sto tysiecy.
Przyczyna niedok}adnosci poprzednie-
60 spisu by}o pod wzgledem naszej ma
rodowosoi to, re ME mielismy tyle co
dzisiaj pism perjodycznych polskich
przytem, re istniejace pod6wczas pis-
ma ME interesowa}y czytelnikow swo-
ich sprawa spisu, ME objasnia}y ich jak
maja sobie wobec enumeratorow (u-
rzednikow spisujacych ludnos6) poste-
powac. Obecnie "a to widzimy znacz-
ny postep pod tym wzgledem. Niema
prawie pisma, ktoreby cd czasu do cza-
su ME poda}o jakiej uwagi lub notatki
spisie, ME nawo}ywa}o czytelnikow
swoich, by podczas spisu pamietali o
tenn, il sa polakami.
I'm wiecej takich uwag notatek,
tenn lepszy bedzie skutek, dlatego tez
uwazamy "a potrzebne W obecnej chwi-
Ii pom6wic spisie ludnosci obszerniej.
Stany Zjednoczone sa jedynem pah-
stwem, posiadajacem W konstytucji "a
strzezenie co do perjodycznych spisow
ludnosci, sta}o sic to tego powodu,
re system reprezentacyjny Stanow o.
party jest ma liczbie ludnosci. Uk{a-
dajacy konstytucje nowego pahstwa,
uwolnionego pod zaleznosci od An.
glji, przewidzieli, ze stosunek ludnosci
bedzie zmienial sic szybko wskutek ma
plywu imigrantow ma olbrzymie terry
torja nowego swiata, postanowili wiec,
ze ogolny spis ludnosci ma sic odby-
wac co lat dziesiec.
w artykule pierwszym konstytucji
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
Do grup zwiazkowych.
Szanowni Bracia!

CZdnOWQl DraCla.
Poniewaz niektore grupy zwracaja
sic do Zarzadu Centralnego zadaniem
blizszych informacyj co do wysy{ania
delegatow lub udzielania pe{nomoc-
nictw (proxies) ma Sejm Nadzwyczaj-
ny; przeto Zarzad Centralny ma plenar-
nem posiedzeniu, dnia "a lutego +. b.,
uchwali{ postanowi} og}osi6 organic
Zwiazkowym co nastepuje:
Ma sesji popo}udniowej, dnia 20 paz-
dziernika T. e, Sejm XIII uchwalil, ably
specjalna komisja wraz zarzadem
Centralnym opracowa}a nova konstytu-
ole zgodna wymogami praw stanu
Illinois, ably po ukohczeniu tel piracy
Cenzor zwo}a} nadzwyczajny sejm
do Chicago, z}ozony delegatow sejmu
ostatniego i wreszcie ably tenze Sejm
Nadzwyczajny nowoopracowana kon-
stytucje potwierdzi}. (Patrz protoko}
sejmowy).
Poniewaz jednak by}oby niemozeb-
mem wymaga6 od grup, znajdujacych
sic miastach i osadach zbyt odleg-
}ych cd Chicago, by wysy}a}y ponownie
delegatow, narazajac sic ma wielki
koszt; Sejm XIII uchwali} wiec, re CRU
Ply moga bye reprezentowane ma Sci
mie Nadzwyozajnym przez pe}nomocni-
k0w.
Pod4ug Prawa obowiazujacego W sta
ME Illinois jeden delegat moze posia-
dac najwyzej pietnascie pe{no,
mocnictw (proxies) czyli tylez g}osow.
Grupy, kt0re ME by{y reprezentowa-
ne ma Sejmie XIII ktore naleza juz
szes6 miesiecy do Zwiazku licza CO.
najmniej dziesieciu cz}onkow Cart. vi
par. y, moga take wys}ac delegat6w
ma Sejm Nadzwyczajny, wybranych re
swego iona lub tez mandaty delegatow
powierzyc jakiemukolwiek cz}onkow
Zwiazku.
Delegaci Sejmu XIII maja bye tax
re delegatami ma Sejmie Nadzwyczaj-
nym, jednakze kazda grup moze dla
przyczyn waznych obra6 innego dele.
gaia miejsce obecnego.
Kazdy delegatow moze mandat
swoj odstapic jakiemukolwiek czIonko-
wi Zwiazku W porozumieniu grupa,
ktora reprezentuje.
Delegatami ME moga bye urzednicy
zwiazkowi, ktorzy obowiazku ma sej-
ME bye musza, m. stosownie do kon.
stytucji obowiazujacej obecnie: Gen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
ROk 10.

Przez powyzszy paragraf usuniete
zosta{y ostatecznie wszelkie r6znice
dzielace niegdys mieszkahcow Stanow
Zjednoczonych, co do reprezentacji ich
W kongresie przez to i obliczu pra-
wa. Nadmieniamy zas tenn ma tenn
miejscu tego wzgledu, ze g}6wnie po-
trzeba sprawiedliwego podziaiu repre-
zentacji ludu wp}yne}a ma ustanowienie
perjodycznych spis6w ludnosci
2. Pierwszy spis.
Jak wspomnielismy, pierwszy spis
ludnosci odby} sic W 1890 r. stosow-
ME do jego rezultatow zosta} uskutecz-
niony poraz pierwszy rownomerny po-
dzia} representative ludu. w pierw-
Sym kongresie uczestniczy}o, stosow-
ME do wskazowek konstytucji, IS dele
gatow W izbie nizszej mast. stanow:
Virginia 10, Massachusetts
Pennsylvania po s, New York Mary
land po 6, Connecticut, Po}nocna Ka-
rolina Po}udniowa Karolina po 5,
New Jersey A, Georgia i New Hamp-
shire po 3, Delaware Rhode Island DO
jednym. Po uskutecznieniu zas spisu,
liczba Representative wzros}a do los,
W ktorej to liczbie Virginia i nadal
utrzyma}a najwieksza liczbe, bo 10,
Massachusetts Maine po ID, Pennsyl-
wanna - 13, Nowy York i P6}nocna
Karolina po 10, Maryland - 8, Con-
necticut T, Po}udniowa Karolina -
g, New Jersey -5 5, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Georgia, Kentucky Rhode
Island po 2, Delaware = jednego.
Pierwszy spis wykaza{ ludnos6 po-
szczegolnych stan6w, jak nastepuje:
Virginia - 747,6l0 osob tel licz-
bic 292,627 niewolnik0w. Massachu
setts razem Maine - 475,327 (nie
by}o niewolnikow). Pennsylvania =
434,375 W tel liczbie 1927 niewolni-
kow. New York - $40, 100, W tel
liczbie II 1924 niewolnikow. PoInocna
Karolna - 393,l20, a tego 1OO,572
niewolnikow. Maryland - 319.728 a
tego 103,036 niewolnik6w, Connec-
ticut - 237, ,946 W TEN 2,764 niewol-
nikow. Po}udniowa Karolina -240,O 0,O73
tego 107,094 niewolnik6w. New
Jersey - lS4,139 z tego 1,423 ME-
wolnikow. New Hampshire -.141 1856
W tenn 158 niewolnik0w. Vermont
- 5000 a W tenn 16 niewolniko ow.
Georgia - S2,54S W TEN 29,264 nie-
wolnik0w. Kentucky - 1857 W
tenn 12,430 niewolnikow. Rhode Island
- 68,825 W tenn 947 niewolnikow.
Delaware - 59,940 TEN 1887 nie-
wolnikow. Razem ludnosG Stanow
Zjednoczonych wynosila 1890 roku
1921, 1926. Pr6cz tego terytorjum ma
po}udnie od rzeki Ohio liczyIo 36,691
mieszkahcow a W tel liczbie 3417 ME-
wolnikow. Me by}o, coprawda, po-
trzeby spisywania ludnosci w tenn terry
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
No. 8.

TRESe Do grup Zwiazkowych. = spsie ludnosc.-
Jak sic uczye jak uczye innych. = Podrecznik
sztuh dramatycznej. = Lista nowoprzyjetych
czfonk6w. = wadomosci zwiazkowe.- Ma pomnik
kosciuszh. - Ze Slazka. - Ze swiata.-Raport Po-
biedonoscewa. 40 miljonow gfodnych. = Komu
sprzyjac. = Notath = Przeglsd polityczny. Edo
bycze wiedzy.- Prosba o krzyzyk. = Co sfychaci-
motyw0w SienkiewicZa - u Ziemi ojczystej.
Nedznicy. Kronikamiejscowa. - Pokwitowania
poszukiwania. - Ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

przyjetej jednog}osnie ma konwencji
narodowej, dnia II wrzesnia 1887 r.,
ozytamy co nastepuje:
,,Reprezentanci maja bye wybierani i
zwyczajne podatki maja bye nakiadane
przez pojedyhcze stany, ktoreby mia}y
naleze6 do Uni, W stosunku do liczby
ludnosci. Stosunek ten ma bye ozna-
czany przez dodawanie do wszystkich
os6b wolnych - w}acznie re znajduia-
oemi sic w s}uzbie wojskowej ma pewna
liczbe lat, wyjawszy indian ME op@a-
cajacych podatk6w - trzech piatych
wszystkich innych osob W tych stanach
zamieszka}ych. Zupe}ny spis ma sic
odbyc W trzy lata po pierwszem zebra
niu sic kongresu Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych i nastepnie co dziesie6 la t
TAXI sposob W jaki prawo postanowi.
Liczba Representatives ME moze wy
nosic wiecej, jak jednego ma kazde
trzydziesci tysiecy mieszkahcow W kaz-
dym jednak razie kazdy stan ma posia-
dac przynajmniej jednego reprezentan-
ta" {. d.
Il powyzszego widzimy, re l Pierw-
sly spis ludnosci odbyI sic w 1790 r. a
wiec spis przypadajacy W roku bieza-
Gym jest dwunastym rzedu spisem
postanowionym zgodnie z wymogami
konstytucji. p Ze celem spisu jest
sprawiedliwy podzia} reprezentacji lu-
du W Ameryce i r6wnomierne roz{oze-
ME ciezar6w podatkowych ma ludnos6.
81 Ze wowczas gdy konstytucja Sta
now Zjednoczonych zostaia przyjeta,
ME wszyscy g}osowali, istnia4o bowiem
jeszcze niewolnictwo, to tez przy o.
kresleniu stosunku ludnosci jest NOVA
ludziach VOL lnych oraz innych
Roznica ia jednak zosta}a zniesiona po
wojnie stan6w po}nocnych po{udnio-
wynn, m. w 1858 roku, przez dodanie
do konstytucji artyku}u XIV. w para
giraffe drugim tego artyku}u czytamy:
,Reprezentanci pojedyhczych stan6w
maja bye wybierani stosownie do licz-
by mieszkahcow liczac wszystkie
osoby W danym stanie, "a wyjatkiem
indian ME op}acajacych podatkow" i
t. d.
Pod okresleniem ,,indjan ME op{aca-
jacych podatkow" rozumie sic indian
zamieszkujacych swoje terytorja rza-
dzacych sic swemi prawami pod opie-
ka rzadu Stanow Zjedn.
l ten jednak paragraf ME by} wystar-
czajacy, poniewaz W niektorych poIud-
niowych stanach ME chciano uwazaG
by}ych niewolnikow, murzynow, "a lu
dzi, kongres wiec widzial sic zmuszonym
W 1870 r. dodac do konstytucji jeszcze
artyku} XIV, opiewajacy, ze ,prawo
g}osowania obywatela Stanow Zjedno-
czonych ME moze bye zaprzeczone ami
ukr6cone przez Stany Zjednoczone lub
przez jakikolwiek stan przyczyny rs.
sy, koloru lub poprzedniego stanu ME-
wolnictwa danego obywatela".
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
Did Not All Qualify.

Tuesday was the last day of tn
limit of time for candidates qualify
ing for teir candidacy for reelection
All of the republicans qualified anc
all the democrats except, G. H. AL
ford, for court commissioner, E. L
Schwartz, commissioners 5th district
and candidate from the LIST district.
Why these did not is probably ex
planned by their seeing the hand
writing on the wall, although. Mr.
Schwartz has been telling us all alonl
that he was a candidate, but not be
lieving him did not make the announ
cement that he was running as re-
quested.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
J. Attention..

The Benefit League of Minnesota ba. the field January
M snc that cate has paid all claims the receipt Of
up THOUSANDS DOLLARS You carry
policy the League which will $50
month when disabled with and $50 $40
when suffering from sickness 500 burial fund
DEATH You have the whole these benefits for the small of $0
Per with privilege paying advance tar wish at
resides policy without the hnicaes Can you
fod deny yourself
small cost and spend money ooshy each than
the cost of the policy and all Now
value to while health has double
when disabled nothing This
ton has paid claims almost the popular
and well nearly this state lady
years eabe
in the Old Reliable Benefit League
T. Good, active; agents chm find winter employment
with at good profit. Home office 1902 Lumber Ex-
change Bid, Minneapolis, MINI.
Kndlund the local collector solicitor.
with him. wishing will profit call him
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
New York. Stock Co. Oct. 80.

= New York Stock Co. Oct. 80.
The first entertainment of the win
tiers course. will be "The Merchant o.
Venice" ," given by the New York Stocl
Co., Tuesday, October 80, Masoni.
Hall. The company is composed o1
twenty people, with John Arthur; a.
the leading artist. The reputation o1
John Arthur is we'll established, and
we are assured that his support il
excellent. The play to be given here
is one of the standard plays, well
known both for it's literary merit and
for the vital interest it arouses. To
hear a Shakespearian play means not
only a good evenings entertainment
but positive advance in l;nes of lit.
erary culture, ''The Merchant of
Ven;ce," is probably the most popular
of'a'l Of Shakespeare dramas. The
New York s. ock Co, is the most ex-
pen, i've dramatic company ever
brought to Worthington. In ventur-
ing to engage them the Entertain
ment Committee is depending on very
hearty support from the community,
and they have made no mistake; here
sre only 300 sitting in Masonic Hall
and already 217 have taken. These
~ are subscribers for course tickets.
l&, 90 for FIVE entertainments) and
will have . chance to reserve their.
eats two days earlier than those who
buy tickets for the single evening
only. The subscription paper for
he Course Tickets is at the Bank Of
Worthington and any who wish can
secure tickets until the 800 limit is
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
Reading.

The church is being Frightened up
with new paper put On BY I. B. New
kirk, Of Worthingt ION.
Quite q number Of young people
from Adrian and Worthington attend
ed the pie social Friday evening.
Receipts $12.
A. n. Cheney 8 moeher, brother and
sister are visiting him this week.
B. ". Pope has sold bis farm, He
is undecided as to where q what he
win 60 Or do. .
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19


Geo. Darby will have I cGrof1 1applesI
on track Monday. Il
Miss Maggie Devarney il On tho
sick list this week.
John Ryan il now employed at the
Worthington mill.
r. B. Beeson and r. 81. Patterson
left Saturday for Breckenridge.
Mrs. Frank Dow aud sMrs. EnRle-
brecht visited Bigelow this week.
E. w. Cutler il putting down . C.
ment sidewalk for Theo. HinIichs. i.
Harry Lewis has provided bis store
with large combination counter and
cabinet. -.zss. 33s "A.
Editor Kelley, Of Little Rock, H.,
was in town Monday on his. way to
Brewster. i. ss,e:s 1ss, 1s,s, g.. g. ss=
August segerstrom moved into his
nav residence, the King property
Friday. ~ ~ -: S :. 5.>.>s=..
!. Mrs Anna Davis gave . tea to q
number of her friends Thursday
afternoon. ."i%=.* =. 49, >~..:.>= =: ::
Mr. Geo. Bradford, of St. James
visited her mother, Mrs. A. D. Cheney
here this week.
Mrs. DR.. Gould left Monday. for =,
months visit with friends in Jackson
and Fairmont. -
A crew of men reached here Satur'
day for putting turntable in the new
Burlington yards.
/ Miss Jennie Stouten.yer oommenc
ed her fall term of school, Monday
in the Saxon district. -. ::-.,.
| Mrs. j. B. Haddock, sister. of G. w
IW. Dow returned to her home al
Minneapolis Thursday.
L. E. Fitch 10 moving into the up
stairs of tho house recently bough
from H. E. Torrance.
It is reported that a gentleman
! namad Korshneck, of Sioux City, ha
! purchased the Lake View.
j. F. Sanders wife, of Grand juno
, ton, Ia, were guests Of BENZ. Potte
and wife Friday and Saturday.
3. Jonas Fonberg returned 10 hi
, home at Arthur, Ia, after being her
looking after his farm interests.
Chas. Segerstrom: Of Forest City
Ia., arrived here, Saturday, for >
> visit with old friends and sweetheart
Capt. CLARK, Of The Salvation arm
farewell's Tuesday night from her
and leaves Wednesday for Austir
MINI.
John Pepple, of St, James arrives
home Sunday for a<visit to his pal
Ients and numerous friends in thi
city.
; Ernest Sterling and Aug. Swanso'
opened their .dray line Monday morn
ing with three large and one SINAI
wagon.
J.N. Holbrook. has rented And.
Dillman's Store room opposite: Pete
Lewis and will open an auction
store.
+ Mrs. G. H. Babcock. formerly o
this city, but now Of Ellsworth, LET
here Monday to visit friends il
Jackson.
Bert Van Luvan, an attorney o
Caledonia, Minn., was in town Thurs
day and Friday on professional bust
ness. =. i, -
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19

h sAsl0I0WOAl HdIsy ~ ~ 81 SASSOI0QO ~ JILL
Ledene and family q the SHedishl
Lutheran Church, Saturday evening,
md 8 sum Of money presented them:
Il 10 with much regret his many
friends see him 80.
a private letter from r. ". Moberly
announces the sudden death of Ed
ward Whitehead, the hustling I'm
Agent Of the the Santa Fe.
line. AL of our Oklahoma visitors
will we'll rem. mber him
. A.. E Lane is consulting with
|Pipestone in reference to securing
. better water supply there It is
the general opinion here that Mr..
Lane thoroughly understands the
successful method Of securing water,
Aaxaard 8 Barber will operate a
hack line to the Burlington d,pot,
when it is opened for passengers and
have a day and night service, keep.
| ing the hack in readiness at all
times to- accommodate the citizens
about to vn. - i. " ~.
D. @. Thayer aud wife, of Esther
Vile, were guests of Ed. Lomphere
and wife the first of the week. Mr.
Thayer's father operated q furniture
store here in days past. He reports
! A. N. Wetherell's family we'll and
Dick on a run between Estherville
and Iowa Falls. IL.
There are lot Of large hearted
people over is Lismore, Mobiles coun
ty which fact is testified to by Mrs
Thos. Kelley. Some time ago be-
husband died leaving the family il
Strengthened circumstances. He
neighbors recently went to work anc
erected dwelling for her and are do
ing all they can to help her take carr
of the family-Journal, Lpverne.
IT. Presiding Elder J. M. Bull inform
US that there is great danger that th'
1 members of the WorthinRton Metho
dist church will vote solidly for Brya,
this year. They are very anxious Il
have some improvements made o,
the chnrch building and find it i'm
possible to secure workmen to do th'
LOB. They realize that the practica
remedy for this stat Of affairs is th'
election of Bryan.-Pipestone Star.
! John Peterson commenced excavat
ing, Monday, for his new store build
ing 24xl00, one story, on 10th street
Everything will be put in readines
this fall for the foundation. Thi
would be an excellent place for
large hall by making the Peterson
an! Stitser buildings two story.
would he z cd plan for our citizen
Ito consider this matter and prevail
upon these parties 10 give it con
sideration.
] DR.. Geyerman, of Worthiugton
/ performed surgical operation TO
Chas Heath, Of Round Lake town
ship: last Thursday, which was skill
fully done as if it had been performed
'Eby surgeons in an institute in any O
the large cities. The operation b.
performed was removal of sever
polypuses from the nasal passages
and Mr.. Heath feels happy, for he il
able now to enjoy full, deep breath
|-Graphic, Round Lake.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19

We're Hurlbert visited in the twin
cities, this week.
e. ]. WoIven and wife went to the
twin cities, Sunday.
Will Funk went to home, Mankato,
Saturday to spend Sunday. -:
F. G. Stitser and wife visited in
Heron Lake, Sunday.
Ono member was added to the
Evangelical Church, Sunday.
Mr.. Hupp, of Mankato, is employ.
ed in roadmaster Robinson's Office
Miss Ida Clark commenced her fall
term of school in the Lindquist dis
triot, Monday.
Peter Dingwall, of Round Lake
spent Sunday visiting friends ir
Worthington.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.

G. W. W. Dow is gradually improv
ing.
The uniforms for theRough Riders
club came Friday.
John Mackay of Sioux Falls, visited
here, Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Austin rsturned from
Nebraska Tuesday.
Mrs. R. F. Pepple returned from
Lake6eld, Friday afternoon.
Alfred Bergstran now occupies the
Jonas Fonberg farm.
Mrs. Porter, mother OF E. L. Porter,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. r. B. Beeson was taken seri-
ously i'll Sunday afternoon.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19

D9EWl GOOD Judge must have both experience
wv and learning. A ho,sekeeper should
9Z9be good Judge for she too must have
experience and learning OF she may think that
the soaps made to look like Ivory Soap are Just
as good. With experience she will know
that they lack the remarkable qualities of the
genuiqe. Ivory Soap~ee+>1e per cent. pure.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
Order for Hearing on Claim..

Order for Hearing on Claims.
state Of Minnesota,
! County at Mobiles %.
IN f9ohate Court. General Term, Oct, and.
o,,ln e tie matter Of the estate Of Mary Mit-
letter. Of administration on the estate q
ssi1 SAG deceased being granted unto T. l., Nff.
t!s Ordered, That all claims and demare,.
Q! al persons against said estate be nreseSf.
eo 70 this Court. fox examination aud aiioV.
ance. at the Probate Omce In Worthin1tcs
viz; = q, = :. -" ..1-~> 49, osY.
= On M Mead.{ .:a the 7th day ofJ..u.-y. 1901.
It y Further Ordered. That three noah.
nom the date hereof be allowed to cre6itorss
to nteaont their claims against oaid eafsfe
ct the expiration Of which time eil cisi.s.;
nor presented to said Court or not nroveS
20 its satisfaction, shall BE forever hsrrsS ~.
iese Tor cause shown further time Be ailove6
ordered Further. That notice of "a M:
ana place OF hearing and examina afion ~
said claims and demands shaIl be sfVen ~
puoncation Of this order for three euccrsaiEe
examination, Ii the Wortkinxton Adv.,,e.e AZ ssee =
xWeekiy uewspaper printed and pubiiahed AZ
y W0rsnington g said County. - - ~
! dated at WorthinRton. MINI. the anh
day OF Oct. A. D., 1900, 80 S>'
BY the Court; .1,.rx...:; III:
SEAL FL. Judge ofPfobats.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
vERDIcT FOR Ex-GoTERNOR MORTON.

Paul willard the proprietor of a music school at
No 4S5 Fifth-ave., defendant on Wednesday
I'm a suit before Judge O'Dwyer in the City Court.
in which Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton was the
plaintiff The latter secured verdict for $448 50
for rent of the sixth floor of the Douglass apart
rnent house at One-hundred-
and Seventh-ave. which Mr. Willard occupied up
y last spring a conservatory.
Mr. Willard had rumber Of pupils, and was ap-
parentlv satisfied with his apartments until ac-
cident to the elevator made stair climbing the
part Of his pupils necessary. According to the de-
fence that he set up in court his pupils, after
climbing five flights of stairs, ont of breath
that they were unable to go with their lessons.
and he therefore lost their patronage The broken
elevator in this way brought about serious dam
age to his business and he moved out of the apart
months to run. Counsel for ex-governor Morton
sued for the balance alleged to be due the rent,
and the iury rendered verdict in his favor.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
DELAY INsTHE MoLINEUX CASE.
RECORDER .GoaTF ADJoURNs IT UNTIL MON
DAYsTO. GIVE A JUROR TINE TO
RECUPERATE.

The continued. illness of Mannheim Brown. one OF
the Jurors in Ihe trial Of Roland B. Molineux' ne
cessitated another adjournment of the case yes
terday When Recorder Con- took his seat IN the
morning he announced that DR.. S. Tynberg' MT
Browns physician. had inform ed him that his pa
tien could with safety to his health leave MS
room that daH Dr. Tynberg the Recorder eN-
pained further did not regard Mr.. Browns illness
as serious 1t was of the nature OF what was COM
monty known as an attack of the grip, combined
with a rheumatic affection Therefore, the Re
corder announc ced he would adjourn the trial until
Monday next in order to give Mr.. Brown sun1clent
time to recuperat and" Il rning to the jury, sh
ingly he added, II don't think that you gentle-
men will object to a few days rest" The Court
added that he did mot think either the interests Oh
the defendant the people would suffer by the
delay.
1t was rumored yesterday morning that MI.
Osborne would take advantage of the halt In the
trial to hunt up evidence against the de-
fendant One witness it was said that he was anx- m
ious to secure, was a colored man. who was EN-
ployed at the house in West End-ave., where MISS
Oh asebrough lived. at the time Barnet was vlsltlng
there Mr.. Osborne denied, however, that ne was
seeking any witnesses, and stated thai no
would call none beyond those whom ne mao a.
ready named. What would be the use?" ne ASKED
II have called enough to prove nay case F0l-
the trial. Mr.. Weeks would say nothing regaaira-
ing his proba Bile line of defence beyond intlating
that he would not take up nearly so much time as
did the prosecution.