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New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
II. W1LrER U-EBB's WEAKENED EYES.
REPORTS OF BLINDNESS DENIED
BY HIS FRIENDS.

BY HIS FRIENDS.
Whom II waror Webb. third vice-president OF tho
New York Central and Hudson River RailToad Com
many sailed for Europc the other day, his host OF
friends assembled IN bid him gOodby noticed that he
was wearing a pair of dark spectacles. No particular
attention was maid 10 this Circumstance at the tme
hccausc seemed an entirely natural thing for any one
about 70 spend several days the water 10 do, a
nrotoction 10 the ewes from the glare Of the sum- which
s so strongly reflected from the glancing waves. II
leaks ont however that Mr. Webb for some time has
boen suffering from impaired vision result Of over
work Neverthecss there is no truth in the pub
sbed ,cports that he had been stricken with blindness
and had gone abroad 10 consult the eminent oculStS
Of Europe.
About three months ago Mr.. Webb who until then
had hecn associated with his brother, Dr. W. seward
Wchh in the administration OF the affairs of me
WAGNER Palace Car Company. was elected vice
ursident of the Central system and at once
assumed charge Of the entire passenger tac ANXIOUS
=, make n record in his new office. Mr.. Webb worked
carly and late in endeavOrs 10 perfect the schedules
and the general service The direct result Of this over
work was a general impairment of his health. and IN
directly the partial paralysis Of ono Of the optic nerves
There was no sudden collapse
II WAS decided that Mr.. webb should be allowed 10
take protracted rest. which his phys declared
WAS all that was needed TO restore his health. Iic
and an unlimited leave OF absence was granted NM
Wr Webb has gone 10 Europe. intending 10 spehd ulc
sumner in some quiet place in Switlerland liIs slEt
had greatly improved before his departure ana none
NJ bs friends has felt any alarm because cl MS con
dition IN the Grand Central station Yesterday wee
President HAYDEN and General superintendent lHmocE
md 10Th officials denounced sensational and false
The published reports 10 that effect
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
RECKLESS TREATMENT or 4 WATCH
From The Albany Argus.

rs the way, saw funny thins on one of the
pold chronometcr ont Of his pocket while the ear Was
going up the hill. detached IT from the chain, and
I,t for the purpose of showing that he dared do
IT, laid the watch the floor Of the car. Just over the
motor. OF II became heavily charged with
thc electrical fluid and stopped. After IL had lain
there perhaps ten seconds he picked mp IL began
running again. Some one In the remarked that
might do once but II would not be "A safe Experiment.
Ia try very often. Ilc scented the idea o danger and
10 show that harm could come TO "A watch under
the circumstances he placed II upon the noor again
Oncc more ii stopped, but he let II liz minute or
more lie then picked II up but the wheels refused
10 revove. lie shook il vigorously but they stood
perfectly firm. The works had hccomc thoroughly
magnctzcd. All he has left now ia n 800 case for
leading jcwcler has told him the works mined.
The moral is obvious.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NO AID FOR THE IILIBUSTERS.
, DENIAL THAT ENGLISH CAPITALISTS Will
SUPPLY THEM WITH MONEY.

SUPPLY THEM WITH MONEY.
rron Information obtained in this city. IT seems
thu, tho nli,u,tcrng expedition to Lower California
90 ocorrt IF which was published Yesterday. is either
myth ar ba, been planned by few would be adNcn-
,,,,ors with more enthusiasm than judgment. who
are acting Independently. That par: Of the dccounV
(which said that the party had the financial backing
or the Mexican Land and Colonization Company, y
ENGLAND was pronounced utterly false by a former
cer Of the International Company Of Mexico, which
sold 70 the English corporation it, concessions Ihi'
officer said
The International Company was organized IN
1854 and obtained valuable privilege, ana grants
in Lower California from the Mexican Government
wear ago it sold it, property and concessions to th'
Mexican Land and Colonization Company, an EneI-h
corporation now having a capital Of Sloooooo''
RMS company intend, to develop Lower CaIliofuh
By building railroads. attracting immigrants c'c''
and ultimately tn sell land The sale of the rights u
The English capitalists. who arc men Of importance
in financial circles IN London, was made ihFo"-h
DreXcl. Morgan q co. Captain Francis Pa'y' u
London. a man of large fortune, is manager oi INC
company. ,
That men Of wealth and rcSpcotaOilIN shou"
.ivo 0libu, Ser, 100000 20 aid them T. MncAlHF
Lower California to the United states l. nconccV"be.
Thc Mexican Government has ihc most 'i' ''~'D''' ~
relations with the COMPANY when mas up, ~ ~"
whatever for wanting 10 increase the United states
territory Il there is foundation Tor me s'oE' l"c
tliluisters arc It lot Of crach- bidIhtd iu"'. 49,,
At the Mexican Consulate. No. 80 BfoaHNhN' t''
rr,ri,n w,- that the whole story was nonsense
~'rhc idea that Pre- ldcnt Daz and other McA!'ah
odi,ols have agreed 10 make only q nominal resist
rcc 10 an atcmp; 10 rO their country Of one of nor
9's valuable Provinces IS too ridiculous 10 require
dcDiel" said one Official.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
4 ygW.roRK POSTAL GUIDE

Assistant Postmaster Gayler, VINO mas N'u -
perence in the postal service has prep@0 sirh !.
-. 80, q, information on postal subjects, when IS
,hr.nca Il, the Nev-York Postal Guide when WIZ
hs published every three months. The mrs. .oA
of the guide was issued yesterday IL Is
free of charge to persons who apply a, '"o ,,.r,.
office or any Of the postal stations. III: "f car.
rys delveries and collections. tables oi aii''S H. ina
and transit time TO the principal a el.,es ,abe. Of
United states and foreign countr'S, arrival Of
the time Of the departure ana eAPv,..v" snd much
nil within and from without the city, nn san .naT.
other important matter An outline pos S,sP in the
i"g the boundaries of the delivery dlstis's aI.e ~
NV preGyed 10 the pamphlet Much ptse sa sho "a
Mr Ciayer's careful work was hearu "0'' NV
saw the pamphlet.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BTYING AID SELLING YACHTS.
SOME FAST CANADIAN BOATS EXPECTED 10
VISIT THESE WATERS.

VISIT THESE WATERS.
F. D. Morgan. Of this city. Ia, purchased the steam
,,,,, san. Pcnr. formerly owned by the Duke OF
.,,horland She is a largo steam yacht bu!it Tor
.r,l.n,- nnrnoses and the Duke came TO New oFk
10, nor opco or twice from cruises In the West Indies
"a. vo~gon 8, having her nttcl out az southampton
rp, whence he VIII sail for tins country.
rb. steam yacbt Amy. Of 20 tons. which Mr.
,-,r,,r had In those water for couple Of seasons
rodcr charter. has been sold 20 Russian by y b.
stewart her owner When Mr Morgan Nau ''e any
nore no could not ny the American yacht ensign on
hor as .bc wa, a British yacht. Being good Amer-
can he would not hy the British nag ana 30 "0'
around with bare hag stan
Tn, swift cutter Ircx. which it was once thought
Mr.. jameson might bring over mere 10 race ior "'o
Americas Cnp. is now owned by a Russian, Count
-trocauoT. who VIII shortly sail from England IN hcr
for =. Petersburg.
Nearly all the important races ms year VIII w
omen 70 boat, ot the Royal Noya scotia >ach oquafo"
and some crack yachts from Canada are expected III
flies. waters Among them viii probably be the
racing cutter Vrcaa twenty -tonncr. when ha' beeh
purchased hy resident OF queue. ~ - - b,,,'o '
i,tfiuk ont ln Fuclald FOR VOYAGE u her ne" .p!i
N,rner cutter that &, expected in these waters 70 ul
hor -uecd with the American yacht, oi her stc J., - d
now FORTY tNo foot boat just LiuucAel Al nm ."t
Fr,l,ud called the %Olra. >hc was designed " u't
,o,'reer Fife. Of Fair!e and built by ". A.. Black
4 Co The No!ra !, owned by y. Fraser, ol naIIIM'
I'm recent spin N r. g. Ili', rae ng cutter p'"sV,
she showed herself {" lee ,ieedy u'"I '"e - "o"
ntt,ny 0lt for hcr voyage % An'rIch. -, r..
Hy the death of Arthur oates NiKiH>oil ll' 7 TN
rei, yachting world loses man VINO mas be'h prpul.
rcut In II FOR nearly half century. ne o"heu ms,S
t,,ir ,' yv,s coulruotore of the New Thames Yacht
C,lwb and member OF the Royal YacN squadron.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

c.llod etcrnal lamps The dresser Is richly httc1
,, ,r,cr annointu,ents and Is canOped in white lace
caught back by yellow BOYS as big as ,n Gd rhe IS5
- o,,rc yri sit, TO have her hair dressed IN the
c1asc opa fashion which h as o has Is dSp'e ;S @%e
80 y. hiH are written all the pretty notes ~ Invitation
and acceptance Near it i m mall EaId table src |Rcrf cp
nUSi, % No. m AZ night after bail dinner the mistress
Of the room always finds glass OF rich milk . ~Hicn
t, r hat,room for the apartment and in IL are two
or three affairs which io9k Ike ha'racs but which
~ % Lii frr hanging ball dresses. so that they VIII
anI.hor ia crushed against the wall nor crumplcd
by packing 6oAes rGc c ace 2 eonaGs o
% "a ~ The French mad Lotta, who Is expected 70
ns er hcr voune mistress al any hour she may come
in from ball or party.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

VR. GILROI DEFENDS HIMSELF
he SAYS 1uE PAVING CONTRACTOR, HAVE 50
Love FOR HIM.

HE SAYS IHE PAVING CONTRACTORS HAVE so
LOVE FOR HIN.
The attention Of Public Works Commissioner Gilroy
va, called 20 i statement which appeared yc-tcr-
day. charging him with unjust severity toward and
Interference with e paving contractor. William y.
Cumming who {, paving Ouc huadrcl-and thirty nth
~ ffom Madison ave TO tie Harlem River. Mr. Gil-
rov ,ad that most Of the published report was
ui,crly false "l, It fair journalism he asked.
fos = newspaper to print such assertions without
first coming 10 me for The facts cumming work
ha, been condemned, the Comm sioner said. be-
cause he lad not compiled with the 'pecih aiIon' 81
n, contract. and somc of his work he had been
ordered to tear up. The stone blocks he used wcr'
not up to the contract and instead OF clear sand h'
had u.cd loam for foundations. McAvoy, the paving
Inspector. had boon d., harsd for allowing MS Mnd
of work 10 be done. \, 10 the street paving zen.
orally. Hr. Gilroy -ai
There b. NOT contractor IN Now orlg that +, rot
ready TO give ne The devil. have quite enough
trouble With these contractors without property
owner, coming and posing d, apolo-ats My hn
preston Ia tht tn.s outcry or.~inat.s .n covert
effort Oh the part of these contractors TO force no
10 accept Inferior stone which tncy have brought. bat
III be driven ont Of Once before III do ~ Wafer
PurvcyUr Burke said: 80 far a. Mr. watson WHO
rgur,- A. the responsible author of the story. Is
con,.,n,h hi, statement that he treated with
cfaf alteration before tn" c"ci"" ana "'''"urbey
ana al -pect aficrwa7d .r,uudl>s and STAY. Tic
contract Win Cumming. whom h' has uhirrt"h'l
q, champion. Wa Tot -itn'd until three day, after
ihc c.- t.on. gave much q my PERSONAL ailcn
unn tp Cumming, contract, 81, 'tr %, tne ln''r tC
to. ~ Fourth ave.. at which point %" stopped work
for -rVeru dan because hc rnn short a.. paving
blocks. racu hr suddenly started aucid VITA The
n or,icr,,i q car.fil examination aad ir,.Hd tI.ti
boz many uat., tlag. 0.- uo 'lni 80 over % der il'
pavement. / required Cumming fo 'afe ~ nI i1'
Placement 90 tbs lr,'r-"'i.0u ana r."t t '' ."''i
b.. 90 contract. 'n l' lN' unl' Iilton t.r lh.
,pc.jor who permitted tL.s wort Wa. removed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rcrrARLyG roR rrnoRlAL ~.

The ceremonies ~ the metropolitan opera Iious" "n
Memorial u,y promise 20 De unusually Interesting.
Tie pg,eruuwc VII soon hc c'~p."ed Boxes nave
lccn puohA.cd by Col.c0 Erhlrdi. Po,imn ter Van
tof colonel T.. VI g. Elicis. survey Lyon Appraiser
" W cooper Navsl ON.,cr Wills. rcrcn Ferdinand
f. Earle" Judge H. !. Morgan. hlllr Dudley IhluV-'
N,yor Grant senator L-pcutd stewart and \-.'m.
.hltman Martin. General Daniel But'"rdcld sent Dis
.ul-csip.ou from -. Petersburg Contribution, wcH
received from senator stewart !. II. Brown. II. IL.
Ir.,,uay aud John Dcun'y. Ticket can b" obtained
from secretary T.. j. Atkinson. rom W. 5. 'iiy Iit
General y ". DHy, treasurer. 80. %" MURRAY '- tN'
lrlnciua music stores aud all the prominent Hotels.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
CHETS1TiN SCIENTISTS TO MEET
x,r,oNN. CONVENTION or THr CHURCH oFI
CHRIST

CUH ST.
The National Christian scientist Association -"
hold II, annual convention a. tie Lcu'N L}o"um' m
,bis CITY. on Nav - - aud -. The morning '"'-
sion, viii be devoted t. the routine business 'i ihe
association. hrt n. %, afternoon q each daf. hc
Ginning A. o'clock there viii he pablo m'clnI' NJ
,ysch address, on tic character and nature ~ ''f-
tan ee,crcc VIII be made ua Tuesday evening Nav
y a musicale VIII De s.,cu At Ill, Lemon Lf'enm INC
.i,c.. Icing the choir ~ the Christian scientist Con
rrce,,ion. which meet. at Hafdn,u Hall. "n "cdHe'.
d,y eycrins a reception VIII be held at TIE L'n'A
Lyccum.
Tie Christian Scientists. whose "ih'ih name 81
tho Chnrn If Christ. ASSERT that they folio" ihc r''"
i,,. of Christ m rr.ard 90 Tie healing oi disease Nv
rit, more closely than any existing body oi '"'''
,i,r. They believe that when Christ t"d nl, as.
,iu.s that they should heal th" -ich iir m'A't ,t
,n,t lie aid And lt - thc otlc't ~ INC 49,, ''''
"a mako these Views known u IN" worn '"t'."
80, i-, f.v wear, The lGrt- ~ tho tltl-iu 9'l'i ''
!,ve l..r ,.l.iy exploited. and Will" tI'f nave
,...g..I much "a position tNi rii'ui'' '''' nay - -
i ,.I,,d !, large ,ad enthusiastic following h'..d'
those un1 are ato0ctN member. 10 q. .'.." .''.." ~,
|,I. - i- asserted fHl' tl.r i'r !ff-r iN''i- ''
Non and women iu tie other Christian h''' "i''
.,,..,...Ire u,.,. o- lr-- ufl fh" pfH'lp' l ''''
,.,n science 1I-rc lf a f'.r-'D.s N''.'t
,.,'.-t ,Ir -.t-af,n rl I'D u.r' - Hh''i't' I'''' "
ia.. ,lt, and another iu Er'..tu.
The leader. oi tHe u.'''I"u' 'Ni" ''i' a,
I.- convention VIII 81 .u =. ttI ''' "'.'
.l'.I.fI,r. -c..f.r'v 20 t lrd ''1;. t> ''''' ''
prelude a-liu.t j. v.il Ore =. armed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
GAY DINERS IN PARIS.
HOW TWO sHARpERs swINDLED wINE-sHoP-
KEEPER


KEEPER
There are vet in Paris some OF those VINE shops
% ancient days where the storckceperS OF the district
prcter to have their dinner, knowing 'ha' 'iey VIII
cot in such places palatable homemade dishes. one
d,. recentIv two Jolly fellows dressed like forcmen
=, tho surrounding stores or factories. entered wine
ebop went directly to the inner room, leaving inc
door Open sat down and began IN loud tones iehuy
ouarrel. The attentive ear OF the "ne'shoPhcePer
soon found that each of the two vlsltors was INSISTING
upon paying for the proposed meal The storekeeper
offered to act mediator in tho amlaoie q"arre De-
tvcon the two customers. They first declined to
,ts,on N any reasoning but finally Chesnu, one of
,ho noir exclaimed as under sudden inspiration:
We'll boss in order to arrange matters, my friend
and myself agree to have good time but at common
oyncnse and with the condition that you shall break
fast with us.'
Such an ingenious idea could not but please the
wine man. lie saw a good BIZ at The end of this
tripartte breakfast. lie asked what kind Of wines
they wanted and Bcaune was the preferred article
The solid norton of the repast was worthy Of the
uouid mart and decately well abundantly carried
ont Every five minutes a bottle OF Beaune was dis
posed Of aud vctuas disappeared with rapldty Into
the throats OF the three guests ior I'm tae @ piIe
voung men who had invited him, and he remembered
the saying How pleasing IT Is 10 20 70 rnsy iTS
after having drank coffee, pousse cae 200 aiu Si,cl az
binds Of quorS sweet and strong, the thIce ulHeI>
wrre rather animated. and the wine man began 70
fail oG into a gentle sleep. lie did not answer Wheh
ono OF nj, guests said he would 90 out to Diy some
cigor, nor when the other one excused hlnseI Wiuer
The prcteyt OF looking out for hi, friend But Wheh
Tho wine fumes were diS-pa'ed. the shopkeeper too.
in Immediately the whole horror Of the situation ana
~ once entered his complaint at the Commlssaire dc
P,r'~c,s Office The next day his two gay diners
or, arrested in another wine shop, where they were
preparing 10 play the same trick Beiore tc tllgai t M
thesnu had the hard sood 70 argue that ne snOo ~
scot free iuasmuch as he had been already punSh@l
sufficiently 10y tho dsanccablc consequences WhEnn zen
!. fossp q very bad wine. indeed. The tribunal
sentenced The two free diners to one day III prison
ID alO Nnc.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BY THE ROOF AND FIRE ESCAPE
MAD RUSH FOR SAFETY OF TIE INMATES OF \
BURNING PLAYHOUSE.


Flames started in the elevator shaft Of the five story
Rat house the southwest corner of Madison ave
and One-hundred and fOurteentlst at 10 a. m ycstcr
day and up to the roof before nine families living
In the building were aware Of their danger There
frantic rush Of tho inmates toward the sidewalk
in a few minutes. Smoke made the stairway
impossible and persons on tie upper floors were
obliged to take To the roof nrc-cscapcs. sick
woman the second floor carried ont by the
neghbors. Mrs. Williams. on the top floor, took her
child out the front hIcescapc, but did not dare to
descend. John Hlbl.ch muscular iceman. heard
her cry for help and no climbed up the hrcescapc
and helped her and the child down to the Sidewalk.
Everybody out Of the building in safety when
the firemcn arrived The flames looked dangerous
then that call for extra companies was sent out, but
the fire was confined TO the tOrshaft below the
fourth story Much of the furniture in the fiat,
above the fourth floor destroyed and the stock in
Karps drug store on the first floor was dam igcd.
The fat house belonged TO Robert NayWald aud can
he repaired for IS oOo The loss Of the occupants
was about $1,000. All OF the damaged property was
insured.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THEY MAr BE MAroRs ~ rNRRro

Ms,or Patrick j. Gleason, Of Long Island cts. was
before Judge CoNlug Yesterday Ia tho Court of Genera!
sessions ., q complaining witness against Johh
Vance. William Murphy. fr.k Kelly and August
lo,y age, sixteen eighteen. who attempted t. steal
property vaiueI at nearly $500 from Mr. gleason
carriage factory in tn, city The boys pleaded suiV
and Mayor Gleason said that he hoped they would
not -. severely punished Judge touinC sent Vance 10
the ,1ty Prison for five days and the Others to Ic
pcntcuiiary for six months. Learn 10 be c''d
how. he said and ono ~ ynu 10" Mayor OF
New Yorh. or looking Al biz Mayor Gleason, " OF
Anlnc nther CIV
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
r0r- uEW NY SrIY HERE AWNILE.

You Hew. Chnanlan. appeared at the Barge Office
among lot o. immigrants who had arrived here on
the steamer Nevada lie used 10 live in san Fran
cisco and had a certificate Of residence. lie showed
dozen certificates from sea captain, that he was a
sailor and his case was referred to tho Collector.
Colonel Erhardt decided that How could remain IN
this country a reasonable length of time proNldfd mat
he would ship again and would execute Dohd that
such was his intcntiOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
HENRT L. HOGE Er,S NILL.

Tho viii o. Henry L. Hoguet ncd for probate yea.
torav There charitable bcqust Of 1900 each u
society for the Protcrt lion OF Roman Catholic Destitute
children the Rcman Catholic French Orphan Asvlum
The viii l. November II. 1882 and the executors
named are trsators widow. Horcnse Hoguct HIS SON.
Robert j. and his daughtcr-n-law Marie Iloguet 70
Tho ssiators slstcf.lnaw. Cahnrlne lIogue and his
nleccs Louisa and Henrietta ioguet are gl,en annual
incomes Of f3 each His wife receives the same in
come nd OF the house No. 3s Twonty
cichth.-t The residue goes 70 his son Robert J.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
p0PoyF c0yrIcTED or MURDER.

John ropoG. tho Russian who was accused of killing
Na..c Petroykoshy. who 1t said had rejected hi,
at,rn,.nn- Va, convicted yesterday. on trial before
1udgc FITZGERALD of murder la the second degree lie
va r.mandcd on motion of Assistant District Attorney
p,dford until "Wednesday for sentence The closing
addresses 10 the lurl were made uy W. F. Howe and
cN Judge Bedford. and at O'Clock Judge Fitzgerald
submitted Tho case 10 the jury The Jurors wcrG
absent two hours before reaching Verdict.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
EODER.y MIRRORS.
From The san Francisco Examiners Washington


TTO1 IHb SdII IIIIIVI"N" '1E'"'''''"' " ''''''r''
Letter.
Mirrors on drcsscrs and bureaus are no longer
a la mode They arc still there but are made wholly
for ornament most Of them being old affairs shaped
like an egg and 50 high up that little Miss Mulct
couldn't see the tip Of her nose in them Instead,
the fashionable woman uses long cheval swuns IN "A
frame and in which she can see everything from the
butterfly IN her hair 20 the buckle Oh her slim boot.
Miss Is cheval glass must be eight feet high
and three feet broad. II Is swung In god frame,
lovely room. ON either side of II. hung by gold
chains, small lamps such ~ one secs IN Roman
Catholic churches on the Continent. and which are
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ro vtEr TorE AROrND the WORLD.

,Ir nud Nrs. william II. Falconcr II 80. East
sixty second IL. viii start soon, with their two
d,ugh,or. Mise, Lizzie and Lulu. and their son
t,,,ce for vancouver. when. they viii embark for
I,u,r China India and around tho world
ma, ID, SEQ now soon IL can De- accomplished 10. they
VIII probably be gone two years., but for the purpose
- ~ ,,..tlnu ana cducatlou nl their rUdr, tlr.
r,lroncr Ia, retired from business ll' La, been an
actvc man for many years ana n vlrou, L,ucy yJlcnt
,..rIe add las well earned leisure ana recreation.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NANTFiCTTRIyG FTRRIERS TO DINE.

The Manufacturing Furrcrs Association Will sit down
n their annual dinner at Clarks No 92 West Twenty
thifG.st. tomorrow night c. c. Shaync viii preside
and toast, viii be responded 70 a. follows: The
nltsd States" ex-senator Warner Miller; "a seal
the submarine Link between Alaska and the Balance OF
the Country" F.. r. shepard The Merchants OF New
York Colonel Alfred TAYLOR "Our Importers" Samuel
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

80 feet the break was complete Water ana gas gas
and food OF water poured into the eXcaVaton ny
people the bridge rushed to sold GROUND ana a ue
bridge hung In dangerous cOhuIuoh u"'" d" ""'
prOpped up
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

r-uman; THE Fur Trade Of To-day" John l. flh'e inc
-, Ssolssin sacoue" Mahlon Chance; "Ihe Lauie''
ra,,,na r LYON; a recitation, DR.. Walter b. fIemhs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-17

archa i tego potwierdzif Oh
ciec sw. Nazywa sic Jan
Hagg. Albowlem blskupi ma.
ronlccy wyb,era]a z pomiedzy
siebie patryarche, a Ojciec sw.
60 potwierdza. Pc tel Zero.
monii oddalili sic wszyscy
procz kardyna15w i Ntedy O.
gfosi1 OJciec sw. nazwiska no.
wom%lanowanych kardynafow
i biskup6w. Otto ich nazwisxa:
ks. biskup Vannutelli, ks.
arcybiskup Ga1eati, ks. biskup
Mermlllod, ks. b;skup Duna-
jewski.
Pielgrzymi nasi otrzymali
b~}ogos}awiehstwo Cd Bisku-
pa, kt6ry odznaczony zostal
naJwyzsza pc Papiezu godno-
scia W Kosciele katolickim.
Wspomnienie tel wznioslej
chwili ME zatrze sic nigdy W
pamieci tych, kt6rzy W
niej uczestniczyli. Ksiaze-B Bis
kup, a obecnie Kardyna},
powiedzia}:B }ogoslawie Wam,
Waszym zonom, dzieciom,
przyjacio}om! Pamietajcie o
tenn b}ogos}awie6stwie opo-
wiadajcie rodzinom i dzieciom
waszym O MEM i MECH to
~b}ogoslawiehstwo pozostanie
z Wami IA zawsze, MECH
sprawl, abyscie Bozemi cho-
dzili drogami, abyscie mocni
byli W wierze, abyscie chowa-
Ii przykazania Boskie i stree
gil skarbow, przez Boga
nam danych, najdrozszych:
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czystej, polskiei, Dwai Z no.
wozamianowanych kardyna-
low, Galeati i Mermillod sd
w Rzymie. Sk}adano i'm po-
wlnszowania w pa}acu ks.
kardyna}a Led6chowskiego.
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skiego jedzie do Wiednia,
ably oznaJmi6 cesarzowi O
zamianowaniu ks. biskupa
Dunajewskiego kardyna]em.
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drugi konsystorz, ma kt6rym
og}osi} Ojciec sw. biskupow
zagranicznych, miedzy in
nemi takze ks. kan Andrze-
jewicza Z Gniezna ma biskupa
gniezniehskiego. Boze daJ j,
ably wkr6tce take archidye-
cezya
dostala arcybiskupa Polaka!