davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

csyfo to grobowe prsesladowanie j zkad sic
wziefa ia grenada ssatau6w, kt6ra 90 sciga.
Ia. Maggie podni6sl rsks do czola ruch to
swykly u tych, kt6rym panied nagle wraca;
przypomniaf sobie, &c W istocie jechano
swykle to droga, &c zbaczano tax Ola unik.
Nicola spotkania Z kr6lewskim dworem, CO
sawsze bylo mo4ebne, i &c trzydziesci piec
lat temu on sam tax przebywal e rogatke.
Cosetta byia ME mniej przera4ona, c6ociaa
jej przerasenie bylo innego rodsaju. Ona ME
rosumiala mic z tego; tamowalo to jej cd.
dech; to, CO widsiafa. zdawalo sic niemoaeb.
mem; nakoniec zawofala:
- Oicze! CO jest ma tych wozach2
Jan Vatican od~powiedziaf:
- Galernicy.
- Gdzie oni jada2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
ee) WIKTOR HUGO.
NEDZN!CY.
P o w S G.
(Ciag dalssy.)

kie te szczegofy, zlewajace sic W jedns mglis
ia cafosc o zmroku rysowa}y sic coraz WV
razniej PREY powiskszajscym sic dniu. Ma
czele i ma kO1cu tel kolumny jechali zandar.
mi konni, powazni i z szabla W reku. Orszak
by} tax d}ugi, re W chwili, kiedy p~ierwszy
w6z dochodzii do rogatki, ostatni zaledwie
wychodzil z bulwaru.
Tlum, ktory ME wiedziec zkad wzial sic
i utworzyl W m%gnieniu Okla, jak to sic czesto
zdarza W Paryzu, cisnal sic pc obu stronach
drogi i patrzai. w sasiednich uliczkach sly
chac bylo krzyki ludzi, kt6rzy sic nawoly
wall. i saboty wyrobnik6w, kt6rzy biegli ma
widowisko. L idzie, kt6rymi napchane byly
wozy, dawali sic tr1asc W milczeniu. Byli
p~osiniali cd rannego chiodu. Wszyscy mieli
ma sobie pi6cienne spodnie i bose nogi W ga.
botach. Reszta ubioru stosowala sic do fan
tazji nedEy. Szczeg6ly ubioru ME odpowia-
daily jedne drugim i szkaradnie odbijafy
cd siebie; ME ma mic smutniejszego mad ar
lekinade iachman6w. Kapelusse Z wycis
nietem dnem, zatiuszczone kaszkiety, Ska
radne czapki wl6czkowe, a obok pl6ciennego
spencerka robotnika czarny surdut popeka.
kobiece kapelusze, inni ~ustroili sic W koszy
XII; widat byio kosmate p,ersi, a z pomisdzy
dziur odzienia wygladala tatuowana sk6ra:
swistynia milosci, plonace serca, kupidyny.
Tu i owdzie dawaly sig spostrzegac ~liszaje i
chOrobliwe plamy Dw6ch Tub
trzech mialo sznur skrecony re Stony i PREY
mocowany do poprzecznic wozu; zwieszaf sic
on pod mimi naksztalt strzemienia i podtrzy
mywal i'm nogi. Jeden z mich trzymai W re
ku i ni6s1 do ust cos CO wygladalo jak car
ny kamie6 a co on zdawaf Sc gryzt; byl to
chleb, kt6ry jadf. Wszystkie oczy byiy tam
snche; zagasle albo swiecace zlem swiat}em.
Z fnierze eskorty zlorzeczyli, skuci ME mo
will ami siowa: czasem rozlegai sic odglos XII.
ia spadajscego ma glove Tub iopatki; niekt6
rzy z ty ch ludzi ziewali; lachmany byfy o
kropne; nogi wisiaiy, lopatki wahafy sic,
gfowy uderzaly o siebie, kajdany dzwonify,
zrenice iskrzyiy sic dniko, pisscie zaciskafy
sic Tub otwieraly cisako jak rece umsriych;
grenada dzieci szla "a orszakiem wybucha
JAG smiechem.
Ten Sc reg woz6w tworzyl ponury wi
dok Ocsyw,sts bylo rzecza, &c jutro, &c "a
gOdzine, Dogla spasc ulewa, &c pc niej mo
gfa nastapit lima i jeszcze lnna, &c zniszczone
ubranie przemoknie, &c rag smoczeni CT lu
die ME ususza sic, &c rag zzie bnieci, ME o
grzela sic ze ich piocienne spodnie przykle
"a sic do k Sci, De wOda napelni ich ga ooty,
ze razy zsdswaue batem ME beda mogiy pc
w~strzymac szczeki cd d~zwonienia, &c iahcuch
bedzie ich wcisz tr1ymai Ia szyje, &c nogi be
de wcisa wisiaiy, j niepodobns byio ME "a
drzec, patrzac ma te istoty ludzkie tax skre
powane i zmuszone do biernosci wobec zim
nych chmur %jesieni i wydane ma passive
deszczu, wichrow, ~wszystkich g~walt6w pc
wietrza, jake tee drew ! kamieni Kije ME
oszczsdzaiy nawet chorych, kt6rzy nierucho.
mie lezeli zwiazsni sznurami ma si6dmym wo.
zie, i kt6rych rzucono tam iak IVORY pelne
nsdzy.
Nagle pokazaio sic sfo6ce; potsany
promien strzehi cd wschodu jakgdyby zaps.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

POAOSOo lol0C w ClCuuuOSCl uOxl i kOI6. N6
twarzach pojawily sic mysli, byia to strassna
twarze szatan6w i dixie dusze x~upelnie oh
malone. Zgraja ia, chocias oswiecona, po
zostala ciemna Kilku q mich wesolych, mia
10 W ustach rurki cd pi6r, przes kt6re dmu.
chali robactwo ma tium, wybierajac miedsy
MIN kobiety; %cienie, czarne wskutek zorsy,
uwydatniafy te smutne POSTAGE; wszystkie tie
istoty byly wykrzywione j zeszpecone nsdza,
l byiO to tax pOtwOrne, &c zmienialo rec mo.
zna, swiatfo sfo1ca n q swiatlo blyskawicy.
Sledzacy ma pierwszym wozie, cd kt6rego
rozpoczynal sic orszak, z~aintonowali j spie
wall ma cafe gardio z dsika wesoloscia pot
pourri D~esaugiersa, sfynne w6wczas; la
VestaA;; drsewa ponuro drsaly; W b~ocznych
alejach mieszczanie z idjotycznem zadowole.
MEM ma twarzy siuchali rubasznych piesni
spiewanych przez widma.
Wszystkie cierpienia byly W tym orsza
ku jak chaos, byl tam twarzowy kat wszyst
kich zwierzat; byli starcy, mfodzie6cy, byfy
magic czaszki ,siwe brody, c~yniczne potwornos
CT, kf6tliwe rezygnacje, dsiko wykrzywione
usta, szalone postawy, swi1skie RYE W cap
kach, glowy, niby mfodych dziewcsat z locz.
kami ma skroniach, twarze dziecinne, a przez
to samo, okropne, wychudle twarze szkiele.
tow. kt6rym ME brakowalo mic, pr6cz smier
CT. Ma pierwszym wozie znajdowal sic mu
rzyn, kt6ry moae byl kiedys niewolnikiem i
m6gi teraz por6wnac kajdauy. Straszna row
MIA z doiu, wstyd, prseszedi pc w~szystkich
tych czoiach; W tym stopniu ponizenia, pre-
chodza wszyscy przez o~statnie przeobra1enia
W ostatnich glebinach, i nieswiadomosc, kt6
ra sic zamienlfa W ogiupienie, stala ma r6wni
z intelligence, kt6ra SIC zamienila W rozpacz.
Niemoaebny byi wyb6r misdzy tymi ludzni,
kt6rzy ukazywali sic oczom jake wybra6cy
blota. Jasna byfo rzecza, &c ten, kt6ry UREA
dat to smutna procesje, ME rozklasy fkowal
ich wcale. Byli zwiazani i ~zlaczeni bezlad
ME, W nieporssdku alfabetycznym prawdo
podobnie i ma chybil traff wpakowani ma
wozy. Ale z nagromadsonych %okropnosci
wypiywa zawsze jedna skiadowa sta; doda
ne do siebie jednostki niessczesliwych two
rza pewna sumo: z kazdego fa6cucha POGO
stawa{a jedua dusza wsp6lna i kazdy w6z
mial swoja fsjonomie. Obok tego, kt6ry
spiewal szedi drugi, kt6ry wyf; trzeci aebrAf;
byi jedoak taxi, CO zgrzytai zsbami; iuuy
grozi przechodniom, inny ~ieszcze bluz1il
Bogu; ostatni milcsal jak gr6b. Dante byf
by ssdzii ze widzi pred SODA siedm krsg6w
piekla W pochodzie.
Byf to poch6d p~otepie6c6w ma miejsce
katuszy; ten poch6d odbywai sic ME ma
strasznym pfomlenlstym wozie Apokalipsv,
ale. rzecz okropnlejssa, ma w6zku traconych
Jeden re stray, msjacy hak ma ko6cu kija,
robii czasem ruch TAXI, jakgdyby chciaf MIN
poruszyc tie kupy smieci lud1kich. w tiumie
iakas stara kobieta ukazywata ma to wszyst
ko palcem piecioletuiemu chfopczykowi i
mowlfa: Patrzaj, ~iotrzs, to Gle %nauczy!
Spiewy j przekle1stwa stawaly sic coraz
gtosniejsze, na6wczas ten, kt6ry zdawaf sic
dowodzic eskorta, klasnsl z bata i ma ten
syguai grad kii6w spadi ma siedm woz6w;
k,je uderzaly n "a slepo i ma glucho; wielu
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= Do galer!
w tel chwili bicie kijami zwiekszylo
sic, sto rak gorliwie pracowaio mad tenn, pfa.
zowanie szablami przylaczylo sic do tego, i
byla to niby wscieklosG bat6w i kij6w; ga.
lernicy zostali pokonani, ohydne posfusze6.
stwo wyplynefo z katuszy. i wszyscy umilkli
r~zucajac spojrzenie skutych wilk6w.
Ojcze, cry to 50 jeszcze ludzie2 -
spytala.
- Czasami! - odrzekl.
Byl to ~rzeczywiscie fafcuch, kt6ry opus.
ciwszy Bicetre o swicie, ciagnaf droga Mans
ola ominiscia Fontainebleau, gdzie byi WOW.
czas kr6l. To zboczenie przedfuzalo straszna,
droge o try lub cztery dni; ale ola oszcze.
dsenia kr6lewskiej osobie widoku kary, mo-
zna przecie ja przediuzyc.
Jan Vatican wr6cif przygnebiony. Ia
kie spotkania r6wnaja sic ciosom, i wspom.
nienie, jake pozostawiaja pc sobie, podob.
mem jest do wstrzasnienia. Wracajac z Co.
zetta ma ulice Babylone, ME zauwaaai nawet,
&c ona Eadawafa mu inne pytanie ~jeszcze, 3D.
noszsce sic do tego CO wiasnie widzieli; mo-
&c byl nadto pograzony W SVEN przygnebie-
niu, by m6gl pojsc jej slowa i ma ME odpo.
wiedziec. Tylko wiecaorem, kiedy Cozetta
rozstawala SIG z MIN udajac sic ma spoczy.
mex, usiyszal jak m6wiia p6ig}osem i jak-
gdyby do slebie:
- Zlaje mi sic, ze gdybym spotkala ma
mojej drodze jednego z tych 1udzi, o moi
Boze, umariabym dlatego samego, zebym 60
ujrzals z blizka!
Szczssciem przypadek zrzadzif, &c naza.
jutrz 20 tym tragicznym dniu, ME wiadomo
iuz z powodu jakiej publicznej uroczystosci,
byfy zabawy W Paryzu, przeglad wojska ma
Polu Marsowem, walki ma fodziach ma Sex.
wanie, teatra ma Polach Elizejskich, sztuczne
ognie W Etoile, iluminacja wszedzie. Jan
Vatican, zadajac gwalt swoim przyzwyczaje.
MON, poprowadzii Cozette ma te zabawy,
azeby oderwac jej mysli cd w~spomnie6 dnia
Poprzedzajacego i widokiem smiejscego sic
tlumu cafego Paryza zatrzec okropny wldok,
kt6ry p%rsesunsf sic pred jej ocsami. q pc.
wodu pre- gladu, bsdscego ozdoba zabawy,
czsste spotykanie sic z mundurami byfo re.
czs ~zupefnie naturalna; Jan Vatican wlozyl
swoj surdut narodowego gwardzisty z ME.
okreslonem uczuciem ~cziowieka, kt6ry sic
chroni. Zressta eel tel przechadzki zdawai
sic bye dopiety. Cozetta, kt6ra miaia sobie
Ia prawidlo stosowac sic do wolf OLGA i ola.
kt6rej wreszcie kazde widowisko byio nowos.
cia, zgodzifa sic IA ~proponowana rozrywke z
fatwa ochota mfodt Sci i niezbyt pogardliwie
przyjeia to przyjemnosc, kt6rs nazywaja "a.
bawa publiczns; Jan Vatican m6gf przeto,
myslec, &c udaio mu sic i &c ME pozostaio ami
sladu pc owen o~kropnem widzeniu.
W kilka dni p6zuiej, jednego rama, kie-
dy slo6ce pisknie swieciio, oboje byli ma
ganku cd ogrodu; byio to zuowu narusze.
MEM prawidel, ktore Jan Vatican zdawal sic
przypisywac sobie; Cozetta r6wniez odstapiia
dnia tego cd prlyzwycsajenia, jakiego ma.
brala do p~rzesiadywania W swoim pCkoju, cd
czasu lax stala sic smutna: Coxetta bv4a w
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No. 90 rups through from Charleston vi;
Central R. R esving Charlestoa : q. ~.
.snes "a N, Manning o9
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Oueer Babies.

These queer monkey babies are very
lovable. and as ready to be cuddled and
petted as human babies. however cross
and ugly they may become when older.
They have an endless diversity Of
character. The little orang outang is
very solemn. and his small face is all
wrinkled like ga Old mans. lie loves
his tree bome where be can swing and
scamper to his hearts content and
drinks the rain out of the leaf cups
rather than come down to stream.
His mother makes a little bed Of
boughs for him close beside her. and
the branches overhead shelter him
from a shower.
The baby gorilla is full Of fun and
frolic. and leaps and shouts and runs
and claps his hands in great slee lie
rides on his mothers back nr sleeps in
her arms until he is big enough TO take
care Of himself Raboon babies are the
ugliest Of I'll. but they are very jolly
and afectionate. ard they love TO play
on the ground They play many
prank or practical joke on the old ba-
boons.-.Four Handed Folk. by
Thorn Miller
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a gorilla alone and without ones rifle
so awkward that fer a minute or
two just gave myself up for lost en-
tirely
The gorilla, however. after bis first
flush of surprise was over did not, as |
half hoped fling down the noisy gun
and make headlons for the remotest
depths of the forest On the contrary
he stood and looked at it for few
seconds in blank dismay he frownea
with his Sowing eyebrows; he gnasa-
ed lis great teeth in rage he roared
ike waterfall Then he seized the rife
deliberately IN his great hairy hands.
sent the barrels aln1ost double as readl-
x as a man would bend a b!t OF con
mon lead gas pipe and fang ii aH:aE
angrily among tie mossclad bowldera
After that he looked up and sfinne('
once more diabolically showing h's
great canine teeth in the most grew
some fashion
Well don t deny. as say. that |
was in state Of blue funk al the crea-
ture's gigantic and almost supernatural
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ing my specimen with ne. But my
pursuer was too quick. He caught NE
up in moment His scowling black
face was gbastly to behold; his huge
white teeth cleaned fierce and hideous;
his hrawny thick hands could have
crushed me to Il Jelly painted and
paused Ny heart futtered fast, then
stood still within me There was
second suspense At its end. to my
infinite horror. be seized-not me-oh,
no. not me,-I might have put up with
that-hut the priceless moon flower.
WAS helpless to defend myself
helpless To secure or safeguard my
treasure sIe took ii from me with
grin coni,i see through those sunken
eyes what was passing in the creatures
dim ara brutal brain lie was SAYING
to himself Ike aen at lis own low
grade Of cunning ''lf that tuber was
worth so much pains to him to get, it
must be worth just as much to ne to
keep So by your leave. my friend. if
you Il excuse me II take it
stood appalled, and gazed at him.
The brute snatched that unique speci-
men of dying or almost extinct genus
in his swarth hairy hands-those
clumsy great hands Of his-raised it
bodily to his mouth. crushing and tear
ing the beautiful petals in his coarse
grasp as be went. ate it slowly through
+,,to h1occnn,- nd
swallowed it conscientiously with a
hideous grirnace to the very last
norsel had but one grain of consola
tion or revenge 1t was clear the taste
was exceedingly nasty
Then be looked in my face and burst
into loud. discordant laugh That
laugh was hideous
AHA it said in effect. $50 that's
all you We got. my fine fellow. after all.
for all your pains and care and
trouble!
shut my eyes and waited Ny turn
would come next He would rend me
in bis rage for the nastiness Of the
taste. | stood still and shuddered But.
alas. he mean. only to eat the moon
flower
When | opened ray eyes again. the
brute had turned bis back without one
word of apology and was walking of
at leisurely pace in contemptnous
triumph. struggling his shoulders as he
went, and chuckli2g low to himself in
his vulgar dog in the manger JOY and
malignancy
1t was four days before | struggled
alone. half dead into Tuiamba | never
came across another of those orchids
And that is why at Kew gardens they
have still no moon flower
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company Of Sslti Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.

sDsily fDaily except Sunday.
Trains 80 and IS carry through Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York sud Macon via Augusta.
T NJ EMERSON. g N EMERSON,
Traffic Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt
JR KENLY, GeD'l Manager.
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sDa,iy except Sunday

Train No 80 leaving Marion, n. c., at
a N. making close connection at Backsburg, s
c, with the Southern's train No 36 for Char
lot,e, C. and all points East and connecting
with the Southern vestibule going to Atlantis.
Ga, and all points West, and will receive pas
sengers going East from train No 10, on the c
N " K K, at Yorkville, C. at As m. and
connects at Camden, c, With the Southevn's
train Nc IS, arriving in Charleston, II @,
Train No 34 with passenger coach attached
leaving Blacksbarg at 80 m, and connecting
at Rock Hill with the Southern's Florida train
for all points South.
Train No 33 leaving Camden, S C, at 1880
D m, after the arrival of the Southcrn's Char
lesion train connects at Lancaster, c, with
the i C Il II, at Catawba junction with
theS A l., going East. at Rock Hill, S c, With
the Southerns traiB, No 50. for Charlotte,
c, and all points East. Connects at York
Vile, S c. with train No or the q n +
Il. for Chester, $ c. A, BlacksbuIg with the
Southern 5 vestibue going East and the South
crp Is train No IS going West, and connecting
at Marion c with the Southern both East.agd
West.
SAMUEL HUNT, President.
4. TRIP, Superintendent.
S. B..LUMPKlN, Gen' Passenger Agent.
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Gais" iDa:y except Sunda7.
NC 81 rune through to Cclrpt!s VIC Ger
Is. :, R OF S c..
g,.arns Nos. 7s and . run via Wilson eDe
;ayc:,eville-Short Line-end C;ako cioss
correction for sill poiEts Meth.
'Etsirs on c. L D r. leave Flore2ce
isi,y except Sunday 9 80 a 10, arrive Earhog-
Ton 10 n, Har;o7iIlo ,5a N, CherS~
II 80 q, Wedesbcro 2 rs p n. Leas.
Florence daily except Sunday 55 %, at.
i've Darlington 20 n, Bennet'sv!le 9 II
9m, Gibson 9 As y 70. Leave Florence
Sunday cniy 80 m. srIive Darlington
i0 0o5 &c
Lesv. Gibson daily except Sunday oo
N, Benne,,svile I co e., arrive Dec''cg
.op 90 Il q, leave Darlington 8 SO n, ar.
i've Florence Is u. Leare Wedeeooro
,a,iy except sunday co p NJ, Cheraw &.
, n, Hartsvjle 90 a N, Darlington 6 Is
u, srrl7e Florence 60 p 70. Leave Dsr
iDe,on Snndsy ouiy 80 %, arrive Flor
,Dce is N.
J. r. KENLEY, JNO. +. DIVINE,
Geel Manager. Gen'l Sup't
tn EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
h.M EMERSON. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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Her Reason.

Why did Mrs. FrZzington. the rich
widow who furnished all the money
for the business she and you have
started. want the name Of the firm to
be .Rootle & Frizzington' instead OF
.Frizzinston & Rootle.' as It ought to
be, seeing that she is much more heav-
ily interested than you"
"She didn't want to be referred to as
the senior partner Chicago Times
Herald.
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Fasting.

Personal experience is the best teach
er. I have tasted 4S hours at time
without the slightest discomfort, but
drank in that period many gallons Of
water, Of the plainest, most Croton
kind orce had acquaintance Of
pig that tasted 1G0 days. A dog can
fast two months without being much
the worse Rabbits live three weeks
without food, while cold blooded anil
mails can go for years without eating.
The bear in a state Of hibernatlon
passes into kind Of trance, so we
shall not count him. The alligator like
wise dies in the long months Of win
ter, craving no food. There is a fish
called the father lasher that can live
q month out OF water That is fasting.
we have heard the tradition about the
toad that was sealed in 4 rock for
5000 years and hopped about in lively
fashion when released from his archae-
onemous prison. 4 horse has been
known to fast for NOTWITHSTANDING
IfS CUBAN OIL cures Cuts,
WAY Burns, Bruises, Rheuma'
y tism and Sores. Price, rs >.
Sold bv Hughson-Ligou CO.
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MEDICAL WORK
FOR Men, Free Free

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@Daily fDai,y except Sunday.
70 IS rurs through 20 Cherleatoc, s. G
3 Centrei R. g., orriving MsDn.ng Il {
=. Lanss SIT n, Charleston GO n.
Trsos on Conway Branch leave Chadbo1r:
e5 N, arrive CONWAY 74o p b, return
pg leave Conway s 80 q n, arrive Chad
ocarn IL SO an, leave Chadbourn II 30 %,
.rrive Hub IL rs ~, returning leave Huh
SEQ II, arrive Chsdbourn 3. .55 m. Dail'
except Sunday.
J z. KENl.T, Gen'l Manager.
Is. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
q V EMERSON Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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THOICE Vegetables

rHOlOE vegetables
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-24
Water Department

The Water Depart ment in weekly $685.
on yes eraay afternoon received q COM
plant from Willard Salisbury that the
water In his residence was not as clean as
it might be, he said that several timas
he had been compelled to give up baths On
account of the wa er. He asked the de-
partmrnt o take some action.
Chief Engineer Bond said tests had been
'rade and the CAUSE could not be discover.
1, 1t might be u vegetable growth In the
.Ipes inside his house.
The board replied hat the board would
,ok into the matter. 1t was also suggest
d Mr.. Saul bury might run service pipe
10 Broome street instead OF Fourteenth
A sample of the water Will be examined.
Registrar Grohe repoi ted that the city
desired " alter furnished free to the old
cadeny in the Ninth ward, which Is to
TO used for library purposes. The matter
WAS allowed to go over until the next
meeting to fiji 4 what the law provides.
Ijr. Pyle sad that Rev. J. p. Singles
had asked the water rent be rebatsd on St
Anne's Parochlal School.
! he board decided that 1t had no power
TO make special rate or give water free.
II 'gi trar Grohe reported George b.
Ward, plumber. had promised to be pre-
lent in ref, renee to fine imposed upon
MIN, but he was not present. 1t was de-
,ideI t. do no further business with Mr..
Wa until thu fine Is paid.
Chief Engineer Bond reported Gorres-
prndonce wi n General w. Il. Smith, the
United State, engineer in reference to
4 edgins around the water main ut Third
street The Plaza decided upon Is to drrdee
- near a, possible to the main and then
cave it, The Water department is then
+" l"war the main and pay for the work Of
dredging out the space where the pipe
was. 1t will cost the Water Department
about 500. Chief Engineer Bond was
aul hOrized to make the contract.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-24

Trenton, Jan. 24.-The Republican
senators held a caucus yesterday and
agreed with the house caucus In the
matter of supervisor Of bills. The law
will be repealed and each body will
have its own supervisor and the rules
will be changed to admit of the use Of
printed bills. The senate has ad-
journed to meet next week. There
were rs bills introduced in the house
yesterday, among them: Exempting
from taxation personal property and
capital stock of domestic building and
loan associations; placing tax upon
the gross receipts of telegraph, tele-
phone, electric light, gas and trolley
companies; making employers respon-
sible for damages to employees where
the injury results from careessness
Of other employees; abolishing capital
punishment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-24
DOTS.

Managers OF the Sun lay Breakfast Mis-.
sion met last nj .hJ and re- elected the ef-
t1rors. ApppaLs for assistance are being
sent out 10 assist in paving for thu build.
ing, No. ll6 OIange street.
While attempting to kill supposed
mad dog yesterday, Joseph Wooddale, Of
" ar"irk, Md. was bitten by he animal.
horse Ridden by Mr.. Wooddalo was al
he burge Everett K. Dale arrived at the
wharf ul the Consumer Ice Company
yesterday with Cargo OF lumber
The Wilmington Bycicle Club will res
main In Its present quarters Tor another
year
A preliminary survey has been made OF
the proposed routu of the Whining Oh and
West Chester trolley line.
William X. Brooks of Pencador hun
dred Is mentioned rs a candidate for the
RsDnh'icnn nomination for Levy Court
commissioner in his dis riot.
che ter Lodge, No. %, !. O. o. f., last
evening made arrangements 20 paw a fra
tsrnal visit 10 j, tfor-on Lodge, No. g, OF
this city Oh February /.
Irwin James Morgan, the well-known
oreuris' nt Philadelphia. will give an or
gan recital in Central Presbyterian
hurch this city on Tuesday evening
next.
A meeting Of the creditors of Nicholas
Grubb will DO held in The otlic, of Arthur
W Sprusnce at lOa, III, February l.
william Walls has b ien nppoi ted as an
assistnnt to log Catcher George kUpf.
He entered upon his nties yesterday.