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DINING yusr1os POWER.
Representative Democrats De Hsusr - his
saescieus Lesaership.

aaescieus Leaaership.
h sturdy political fighting qualities OF
Police Justice Maurice J. Power were taken no.
tice Of by the County Democrats last night In a
complimentary dinner to him at the Hoffman
House. 1t was attended by 1872 representative
Democrats. At 7:45 O'Clock the orchestra
struck up a lively air. and Mr.. Power
entered the gorgeously adorned dining
room between Comptroller Theodore w.
Myers and ex-Mayor William r. Grace.
The trio occupied the centre OF the
guests table. and had for neighbors Charles A.
Dana, Mayor A. G. Chaplin Of Brooklyn. Edward
Cooper. II. b. Roosevelt, VIM. Dorsheimer,
Waldo Hutchins, Major @. W. Mclean. Major
J. W. Hinckley. and Superintendent VIM. Muir
ray VI. ,,,o0 rou,,r,no ,.,,.. w.rs rosorv.a
for rn ore shnfe tSimai mem. 'f Eaes W GUESTS Tss MENU
had his namo upon Il In gilt letters; An eaues.
s adorned sia the front nj Of de The MENU SsSasS and attached to
Il was a charm telescope with the picture OF
Maurice J. Power inside. -
to the occasion Of the banquet. the big victory
Of the Democratic party last fall, pointed to-
P Pnd pre 81 Sastl'f 7. pn Y behalf ifo 81 the c RS HsG Be-:
health. happiness, and long lifo 10 Justice and
Justice Power. accepted the portrait in a nt-
ting speech; There we're only two toasts.
Justice Powers political sagacity. and glow
ingly described the Advance OF the County De-
I8S p + n shi Is c ~ to May '@T Ghs bay q w sf Gsie-
brate." The guests included:
Judges Lawrence, Andrew, Van Brunt. o'nrisn, Mar.
tins, Van losssn, Trna. Allen, Murray, oRsiily, kii;
ststn; i1 %.l aSIai p sshiss'i s.t Sqasgs' COZ Gin bos P.. ses
Davis Bedford, and parieI; commissioners voorhts
c ssa'.y; rs1tS Sy.:ms sss am. s%'' s,re. s'f Hs1%sn 6 sH1isss,.
sss : o2 ss.;.fs. M ssms. > , k R,Ssn' v ft I. s,. s:sssn:
Arthur berry: 0orporndoEn Seunsol Bseimsns tho Hon.
Edward Kearney, and Inspector Byrnea
Clerk William H. Penny Of the District At:
torney's office took charge OF the business OF
This poem; BY Jerome Brady. was read dur
ing the evening:
Tho smoke Of battle filled the air, stout hearts began 70
When Power sent bis buRle call through Gotham By the
Then ws went marching to victory
Hurrn! hurra! We bring the Jubilesi
Hurra. hurrai Democracy 10 frssl
From treason and tho ugwumps
In Gotham by the sea
Where We 60 marching to vetoryl
One hundred thousand freemen- In Gotham BY the sea,
Carried our battlefags to victory
The willy Plat was jublant when treason nllsd his sail;
The Democrats had foundersd-he'd net them without
How great his conformation whom he drew in Q whalsi
As we were marching TO victory
In battles yet before US wen make the foeman dee;
However dark tho storm lowers whate'er tho fatss de-
When power sounds his bugle call In Gotham BY the Sea
Then We go marching to vlctoryl
Hurra, hurrai We bring the jubilesi
30 We sing tho choruS in Gotham By The So
AsW 60 marching TO victory!
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DESCENDANTS OF HEROES,
Sons OF Veterans and tho Ciucinnati Cello.
brato mt Delmonieo'A.

Sons OF veterans and tho CiucinnAti Celo.
brate mt Deimonieo'A
The Society Of the Sons of the Revolution,
to the number OF over a hundred. celebrated
Washington's Birthday last evening in the
large hall at Delmonicos. The flags Of the 3D.
ciety were spread upon the wall. The fife,
snare drum, and bass drum were played In the
peculiar style OF a century ago. and on the
table in the centre Of the hall. which was laden
with viands. were some poculiar-looking in
struments that attracted much curiosity among
ne veterans. Ihey were made and brought
grandson Of Alexander, Hamilton, who was to
Revolution. and. TO wind up with the Revolu-
tionary version OF Yankee Doodle"
The instruments were o cornstalk fiddle with
bow; and a drum, WHICH he used to accompany
the fourteen verses OF the song. Gen. Hamil.
toms manouyres brought down the house.
President Frederick ). Talmadge made an
address. and other toasts were responded 70
John Fitch. Joseph @. Jackson, Edward &. Per.
kins, Frederick A. Benjamin. and VIM. CASTOR
Hamilton.
The New York Society Of the Cincinnati also
cele brated In another hall OF Delmonico's last
evening. Gen. John Cochranc presided.
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The Adventure. Of ws..u VIII. Fail.

Ayoung woman, whose dress Of deep mourn
Ing was In striking contrast TO . white baudaee bound
about her head, giving her the appearance Of a nun,
came out OF the Chambers Street Hospital sbou. 10
O'Clock last night. She was supported BY two other
women, who struggled desperately TO keep her from
falling, Half a block from the hospital the woman
slipped TO the sidewalk. aud grew rigid. A young man
passing lifted her up The woman fell again and again.
and was as many times lifted up, She WAS evidently
very ill., she cried for . drink and pointed imuIoringiy
70 q liquor store about 200 feet awsy. The Young man
''oh. nol' she cried. they'll kiI me thsrs"
One OF the women wanted the young man to stop .
Madison street. car Tho woman had Just fallen aasin.
~ won't DO anything for her except help her back TO
the hospital" he said. II shan, pick her up again or
tory ="
The bsndAgsd woman said that IL want ana the
youpS msn lett her lytne on her bach on the cold steosN
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Too Scholastic ro,. Them.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-The first sings Of the
breaking up Of the Chicago Trade and Labor
Assembly were apparent to-day when tho
Seamen's Assembly Of the Knights OF Labor
sent a letter to President Swallows withdraw
ing in a body from the Trades Assembly. Mas
ter Workman, Groves Of the seamen's Assem-
the assembly was being run. and We felt that
We could not afford to belong to an orsaniza-
ton 80 tainted with Socialism"
Til Seamen's Assembly Is one OF the most
powerful In the city the typographical
Union. the Bricklayers' Union. and the Stone
cutters Union-an very strong bodies".a as fully
bly, leave also in u body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Police Outrage In Havana.

KEY WEST. Feb. 22.-Francisco Prieto. q
naturalized American citizen living In Havana,
while going from his residence to purchase gro
ceries was met by q Captain Of the police. ac-
companied by two guards. who stopped him in
the middle Of the street and demanded his bust
ness. He informed them, whereupon they be-
gan beating him numerically with their
t syet CRIES nf or merc so coSl Sat be he wUdah for bld a :
Many persons witnessed the punishment.
Prieto has a good reputation. and Is respected
by all who kno him. Several OF his friends
Immediately notified the United States Consul
General. but he said he could do nothing what
ever In the matter. The fact is that tho police
Captain-General. Marine, are openly outraging
honest citizens all over the island OF Cuba.
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NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.
MR. LABOUCHERE MAKES a VIOLENT
ATTACK ON LORD sALIsBURT.

Notable Remark by Me-. Gisdstsne-
Brighter Reports fren the Grown Prince
-Russi.,s Trsops Mt Kien-nairaris.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day a motion TO vote the address In
reply to tho Queens speech was approved. aftcr
which, on a motion that tho report on the i'd
dress be adopted, Mr.. Labouchere moved to
insert In the report q request that the House
be informed whether the correspondence with
the italian Government bound the Government
to intervene In the event OF war between France
and Italy. He advised Lord Salisbury to take
the country into his confidence. as Bismarck
had done. England had every reason to dis
trust Lord Salisbury. who was willing to drag
the country into q war In order to save his pol
10y toward Ireland from criticism. The foreign
policy Of Lord Salisbury was hatred toward
france tories OF Not and jealousy toward
Russia. The reason he hated France was OBJ
vious. 1t was a republic, progressing and PROS
porous. without aristocrats, without royalties.
Inc tho affairs Of State. Parliament must watch
his mingiing in Continental matters relative
sven i, made IL concert ElsS EuSops; ss...'
tnry, said he could not understand Mr.: La
bonchere,s purpose in making these state
tendency and most reckless in their partiou:
larity. lCheers.l No responsible statesman Of
France would attribute snch q policy to Lord
Salisbury I"Heari hearl"l least of all those
French statesmen who had had dealings with
Lord Salisbury during his conduct Of the for
eign affairs Of England. iCheera.1 The Coy
ernmentwould not lay confidential correspond:
ence before the House, but Sir James could
r%eassure the House that no engagement had
been entered into with Italy OF any other
hoped the danger to the peace OF Europe was
RGo.. He relied. upon the House to meet the
motion with u simple negative.
Mr.. Gladstone said he heard with extreme
satisfaction Sir James Fergusson's assurance
that the Government had conducted a policy
OF harmony with France. HI was content with
the declaration Just obtained OF the Govern
ment,s policy. HI was confident that no dis
position existed on tho Liberal side to press
ior undue disclosures. ,tCheers;l He believed
been sometimes entirely In accord with sound
principles for regulating the foreign policy Of
England. He earnestly hoped that, whatever
happened In Europe, q unity Of sentiment. OF
all parties, on the foreign policy would be
attained, thus doubling the moral force Of
England and immensely Increasing her power
when constrained to interfere. tCheers.]
MI. W. II. Smith congratulated the House on
the tone OF Mr.. Gladstone's remarks. It was
worthy the ancient reputation Of the House
and the responsibilities attaching to the states
t the Gi1ver ,nI9S to alwaTys sI maintain GO e1rd ,hI
slightest ground for the suspicion that any
thing had been done to trench upon the exist
ing harmony. tCheers.l
The amendment was Withdrawn.
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r1osnnysrxe HreH LICENSE IN
me man Do Nestled Forward IN the Senate
witheut Regard 20 Democratic Fretests.

The nan 10 Nestled Forward In the senate
withsut Regard - Democratic Fretesta.
TRENTON. Feb. 22.-The Republican local.
option high-license ~youngster kicked about the
Senate chamber Justify this morning. and while
II did not equal its marvellous record OF yester-
day in the Assembly. Il did very we'll indeed.
considering that to-day was a holiday. Bena-
tor GriRgs. as Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
mittee, In whose desk It had been graded over
night, handed 1t up carly in the session to the
three Secretaries Of the Senate, all Of whom
have had practical experience with babies. Mr..
Griggs said he had examined the bill carefully.
and found It very good. The clerks nursed 1t
tenderly, endeavoring to make up to 1t for tho
loss OF Lawyer Hill. its. patient nurse IN the
Assembly until 1t was time to set II up before
Ser ssa" Edwards sSs Of Hudson %iSsoh then en- i mnr.sH aaS
began to pelt the infant with amendments and
dilatory motions but the y%onngster had got
tahing, chuekling merrily, and trying to eat its
do The oI Rspu InssS ssn at as.I reso na voted
came from the Assembly, IN spite 81 Sc Senator
get acauaihtsd with the infant. Ali the salts
faction the Senator got was the information
, ros. 's ssd PHI ths S0S Ss m,r ss e s]aiiiya, sG sss i iSiasi's
senate, baker 8, Cunserlsnd announced that
the BILL. This gives It two more votes than are
necessary for It's passage. II II had had one
more 1t would have been, passed to-day. four
teen votes being enough to suspend the rules.
ordering a committee to Investigate charges OF
mismanaEement ct the Morrlstown Insane
Asylum. Possibly 1t may stay tabled. as. there
is an idea that the scheme Involves a. deal Of
expense for no possible good. No stock is taken
here In the sensational stories about the insti-
tuition. Ex-Congressman George A. .Halsey.
the Senate. committee Monday night and OK
plioitly denied tho stories. They emnnated, he
left the service OF the institution.
bill requiring, Chinese laundrymen, to write
was introduced making the advertising OF or
any connection with the green goods business
q. crime punishable. by a fine Of from 500 to
$1,000 and five years Imprisonment.
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An OLD Regiments Reunion.

The First New York Mounted Rifles held
their tenth annual reunion and dinner In Bceth-
oven Hall on Fifth street last night. 1t was
the twenty-seventh anniversary OF the forma-
ton Of the regiment, and Of tho 1000 men who
so, last night sat at the tables. Police Com.
missioner James. b. Bell Of Brooklyn told Of
u mo Regiment" and If splendid achieve
toast. The Union Cause We Fought For"
Adjt 2; Il, Engelke talked to "o1r Absent
rades.". Ohicers were elected as follow:
Michael schneppe, President; A. q. Patton.
First Vice President Thomas Turner. Second
Vice;President; w. II. Armstrong. Secretary.
and I. III. Crete, Treasurer.
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FIGHTING TIE TAOU1a
The Aexieaus Have . Hard Battle WITH
Them Ameng the Mountains.

Ihom Among tho Mountains.
NoaALEs, Feb. ga fight occurred a
few days ago at tho little village Of Batachi in
the wilds Of the Bacatete Mountains. Capt.
Encoso. at the head OF a number of Mexican
troops and a large party OF citizens from ranch
es. attacked the Indians. who were fortified in
a strong position. The Yaquis defended them
selves bravely. and the combat was waged
from 2 O'Clock in the afternoon till nightiall,
when the battle was suspended owing to dark
ness.
The following morning, with the intent OF
continuing The battle, the troops moved on the
the. Yaquis having left during the night with
their wounded. In the pits were found the
a SG TOSS Of T. one aSe killed and t tWo w nufssS sofE! Sceso
Is In hot pursuit Of tho Indians with reinforce
ments Of fifty more men from the Twelfth
Battalion. and Is we'll supplied with munitions
OF wal. Gen. Guerra has ordered the troops
encamped at Patam to form q combination
the Indiana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Lord Randolph caureh,l, Speaks.

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Lord Randolph Church.
Ill. addressing the Oxford Union Society to-
night, denied that he had called the Irish peo-
pie foul flends." He had never said and
would never say a word to discredit the Irish
people. With regard to the Irish question. was
an Irish Parliament a Just aspiration Of Irish
men2 Did England have an English Parliament
DO decided. by Irish and Scotch votes. The
chances 81 home rule being carried were mi
likely to last until 'i 1881 B eWams now ana Spd
then many, things might happen. The Irish
party would probably go TO pieces. Whore
Tho Whole project was doomed to failure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Locked Up with n Fire.

About midnight last night Policeman Rob-
ert J. Dempsey saw smoke issuing from the top
floor OF 32h Ludlow street. occupied by the
congregation OF Love Of Israel. The doors
wero locked, and when he raped a man
inside refused to open the door. Then tire
officer forced the door. and n man dashed past.
Dempsey captured him after a long chase.
The prisoner gave his name rs William Morris.
and said no was the janitor OF tho synagogue.
The fire did $500 damage. Morris was locked
up on o charge OF arson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
An Old Song Peddier'. Death.

George Sheppard, a peddler Of songs. who
was one OF tho peculiarities OF the Bowery. died
yesterday morning In the Mulberry street
police station. Sheppard was As years old.
He was always walking, and was constantly
making speeches In praise OF his wares. He
wore, newspapers about his body In cold
about the most populous street OF the BoweIy.
He was unconscious when found on Tuesday
taken, TO the police station under the SUPPOSE
ton that he was drunk. He was preparing to
go TO court Yesterday morning when he COM
later, Deputy Coroner Conway found tLat
death was due TO apoplsxy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
MORE FLAGS THAN USUAL
The City Does Half It's Duty II Hsnsrina
the Memory OF w~ashinstsu.

The City Does Half It's Duty n Hsasrins
the Memory of Washinstsn.
There was some semblance of q general
observation Of the holiday In this city yestsr-
day. FLAGS were out on many buildings be-
sides tho City Hall and other public structures,
and stores closed up and factories shut down
with some approach to unanimity. All the re-
sorts, available to. holiday seekers were
crowded, the MAGNIFICENT weather bringing
out throngs to tho Park and other breathing
IN a1 The af hes Ssusn was W ne ter MfSScop Roads MTsS%%
the Park and above were fairly good, and dry.
ing was q ~favorite pastime.
At, The Battery. Christopher r. Forbes, at the
head Of, J. L.. Riker Post No. 60. a.. A. r.,
holsted the national flag at sunrise. A nag was
raised at the, same time on the old fort at the
northern end Of Central Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
The Opiuna swindle.

Mr.. John McKesson. Jr, Of the firm of
McKesson & Robbins. wholesale dealers In
drugs. says Collector Magone will have to look
elsewhere to find the persons guilty OF SNUG
Cling opium into Havana by the steamship
Cienfuegos last October. He says the Collect.
ors books will show that McKesson & Robbins
are innocent OF any such action. The firm sells
2 ,large amount OF opium IN bond. 1t Ia posi-
smuggle goods into other countries, MI. Nc
Kesson snys that the Collector has not vet re-
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Ke.ult or Not Knowing .. vs.. Loaded.

CHICAGO. Fob. X.-Ever since burglars
robbed Charles C. Holton's big storehouse
near Lincoln Park q few week ago his sons.
Charles and Ethan Allen, have made a tour of
the building every night with self-acting re-
volvers and dark lanterns in their hands. This
morning Ethan Allen leyelled his weapon and
exclaimed: You're a dead man. I am going
r. * shoe. You" Then he pulled the TRIGGER:
floor with q bullet In his lungs. Ethan Allen,
who asserts that he did not know the weapon
The dying boy Is 30 years Of age, and has
$4,000 insurance on his life. The father Is the
head Of q large furniture house.
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The janitress Of q building at Broadway and
pnano street locked two OF the tenants In yesterday
afternoon. This fact WAS nrst discovered by persons In
The outside world when one OF the mon dropped q note
QUITO . passerby with a request that he send tho isni,
Tsss around 90 the rescue. The address was given as
Hon, figured up that tho mex, corner" might be any
one OF ninetesT different corners and so quietly pursued
w way. Then one or the prisoners burst upon the out.
sue world BY hanging on the window sill and gazing i'm.
thousSs ~ ne sidew.ik over ny right shoald.r as
proving obdurAte u ladder was At Length procured and
the Two prisoners were released.
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Capt. Brown Backs Down.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 22.-Capt. Sam Brown,
the turfman, issued a card to-day in which he
denies thar he said that the Dryers had Run
nymede pulled in tho Derby OF 1882 and that
Garrison pulled Blue Wing In the Brooklyn
Handicap OF 1887. He wishes 1t distinctly UNI
derstood that he will not stand sponsor for all
the reports that have been circulated in refer
ence to turf scandal. and concludes by stating
that he is ready at any time to 20 before any
Court or Jockey club. or make affidavit OF what
he has said on these matters, or what reports
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Rhode I.Inud l,roh,b,uon,,t..

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 22.--Ths Prohlbitory
Convention to-day nominated tho following
ticket: For Governor, George W. Gould of
North Providence; Lieutenant-G Governor. II. T.
Scott OF Newnort;, Attorney General, John Il.
bIqagett Of Providence; General Treasurer.
4. u. Chadsey OF South Ringstown, who Is tho
incum bent, having secured the Democratic and
Prohibition vote last spring.
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William Grover Of Centreville avcnuc. Wood
haven, called last night at the police station In East New
York and reported to Capt French that q man had been
found dead yesterday morning on tho ice In Jamaica
Hay. near Broad Channel, by Deputy Sheriff John " cs.
man The man Vas without hat or coat. On Tuesday a
coat was found in a closet in a saloon at WoodhAven, aud
II l. supposed 10 have belonged to the dead man. In the
pocket there WAS 4 letter addressed to John Peters o.
As Van sicklon avenue, Brooklyn. and from inquiries
man of that name. who boa rded In the house. had been
missing since Monday. His frisnGk started to Wood,
haven 10 sec II they could identify the body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Robbed Of ss.loO ON a Train.

MONTREAL, Feb. 22.-Abbe Hamel OF New
York was robbed this morning OF 50, 400 on u
Delaware and Hudson train while en- route to
this city. At Pittsburgh he loft the train for
breakfast. leaving the satchel containing tho
money on the seat. Shortly after. leaving
PlattsburRh he missed the money. A woman
who got out At Pittsburgh is suspected Of tax
Ing 1t. Detectives are investigating.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Italy's Military Measures.

ROME, Feb. 22.-The Esercito Haliano calls
attention to tho massing OF French troops on
the Italian frontier, and says the Government
Is taking the necessary counter measures, and
arranging to increase the militia and the cadres
OF the territorial army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Catbolle CLERGY In Copference.

Az the second days session OF the theological
conferences OF the Clergy OF tho New York diocese. In
st. Patfick's, on Mulberry street. yesterday, Archbishop
CorriRan presided. Papers were read on "Dogmatic
Theoiosy," by The Rev Father huntma, OF staplston.
stateil Island: Holy Scripture" by tho Rev. Father
klimeks Of the Polish Church At stanton ana Forsyth
stHa ~ " 20 IspeIs II ao,ai Sues..'V1pYr ,,rnS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Killed him In ssif-Dereaee.

Abner BurDo. who killed Harrison Hastings
mNew hochels In September. was acquitted yesterday
White flAtns after trial for manslaughter. He ana
SmhsunAs 9aArreled IN the cider mill OF George Under
"a sat ~ n sslS s sassht IL up Z Ri.shfOIk and struck Hast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
A Cslnamaa's WHO Arrested.

At o late hour last night Mary, alias Maud
o'Brien was arrested. charged with abducting Florence
McAuiire. the 10y rear old girl who was assaulted in An
Kings laundry. Mary says she 10 married to All Hing.
She wore q sealskin ulster and a handsome tailor made
dress. Mary admitted that she had brought tue girl into
tho laundry. but declares that florence had been well
known 10 Cinnamon In the ncighborhood long before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
BArrask. FAN ON . RssI~snt.

NooALEs. Arizona. Feb. 22.-During a heavy
rain storm on Sunday night the large house used As
headquartsrs OF the Klsyenth Regiment Of Mext.an
troops 81 CruI dc r1edrAA Sonora fell In, Four soldiers
were instantly Ensa and 2 large number mortality
fury. Isny were Also Frustrated ~ Illness IN ceass.
Qusnes Of exposure 70 the severe WsAthsE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
Prince Ferdinand and tho Pope.

ROME, Feb. 22.-Mgr. Menini. apostolic dele
gate at Sofia has forwarded to tho Pope q letter from
Prince Ferdinand cougratuiating his Holinem unoa his
ton OF Catholicism In Bulgaria
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Preparing for Increased E~m,srrt,on,

LONDON, Feb. 22.--The Cunard and other
steamship companies are arranging to run ex-
tra steamers on their routes. It Is expected
that there will be q large increase In Irish emi-
grafton this year.