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LIST OF YES Sells IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH. July %, 1891


STEAMSHIPS.
City OF Savannah, 1859 tons, Savage, New York
cd-C G Anderson
City of Augusta, 1929 tons, Catherine. New
York, disc Anderson.
VIM Crane $50 tons, Foster, Baltimore, dis
John Carolap, Agent.
Scottish Prince [Brl 1898 TONS Dopson. BARGE
Iona, ldg-Strachan & Co.
Highland Prince [Brl, 1873 tons. Anderson,
Barcelona and Genoa, ldg-Strachan & Co.
Prydain lBrl. 1.262 tons, Perry, Hamburg, ldR
j NJ LANCE Co.
Six steamships
HOS lNorl, 40 tons. Anderson, Europe, hg~
winifred [Norl. 756 TONS Jacobsen. Europe, Idg
Chr G Dahl & Co.
Tordenskjold [NorL $50 tons, Jensen. Europe.
ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Tancred Norl, 456 tons, Bjorlow, Europe. idg--
Chr G Dahl & Co
sirena AUS, 5,6s4 tons, Msrtinolich Mediter-
ranean, ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Otus [NoEl, 567 tons, Ekornaess, Europe, idg--
Chr G Dahl g. Co.
Natvig Nor; 479 tons, sunblad. Europe. lds-
Chr G Dahl & Co.
Adele rGerl sl6 tons, Utscht, Java--Chr q
Alma tRusl. $50 tons. stoerek, Europe, ldg-
Nevada [Brl, ga tons, Gilmore. Europe, idg--
SbYachan & Co.
Tampa [Norl. 4sl tons, Hansen, Europe,
ldg-Straehan & Co.
bOuouAbJ lNcEls ooS bousi JOCtChs ASukOpSs Jug
Strachan x Co.
Rita [Brl, 37S tons, Trainor, Cork, for orders,
ldg- -Strachan & Co.
Andrea [Sw] $50 tons, Strom6erg, at quaran-
tine wtg-Strachan Co.
SylpHiden [Norl, Az tons, Knudsen. Europe, ldg
-Strachan n Co.
Ore INorl, 6oa tons, oscArsen, Genoa, ldg--
Inga rNorl, 752 tons, Hensohien, Hamburg. ldg
"A Minis SONG
Theodorus fD1tchl, 9s4 tons, Bruyn. lds-
Ormus 46l tons. wftbank, Mobile for Queens
town, in distress Roberts & Co.
New Light, $50 tons; Thompson, Norfolk.
cld-Jos A Roberts g. Co.
Belamino [ArSl, 1856 tons, Arias, in distress, wig
Geo HaFriss & Co.
Producent [Norl, 1913 tons, Knudsen, Java. ldg--
SUPRA [Norl $50 tons. Knudsen. Liverpool dis
Hoist & Co.
Victoria [NorI, 726 tons, Tsrjersen, Europa.
dg-Paterson, Downing & Co
wtg-Master.
twenty-five barks.
wustrow [Gerl, 8o1 tons scheeI. narien, In
distress. Tepg-RS Salas & Co.
Robt Dillon, %3i tons, Leighton, New York. ldg
Geo Harriss & Co.
Two brigs.
AsEon Reppard. 1876 tons, steelmsn. PhiladeI-
phia. ldg-5eo Harriss & Co.
Rob Roy. 74s tens Parker. New York, ldg-Geo
Harriss & Co.
H Parker. $50 tons, Steelman. Philadelphia,
ldg--Geo Harriss g. Co.
VIM Wckham. 3l3 tons, Evan, New York, ldg
Geo Harriss & Co.
John II Tingue, b25 tons. Burdge, Philadelphia,
cld-Geo Harriss &; Co.
Horace Shares, 1886 tons, Mount, New York,
ldg-Jos Roberts & Co
Island City. 406 TONS Voorhees,. Baltimore. ldg
Dale, Dixon a. Co.
Isabella Gill, sos tons, Collision, Baltimore, ldg-
Dale, Dixon & Co.
Fannie Reiche, 40 tons, Buckaloo, Baltimore,
ldg-Master.
Joseph W Foster 604 tons, Robinson, Phiadel-
phia. ldg-Master.
Ten schooneks
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Great Britain. Continental Total.

According to the foregoing, Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of 1000 bales, and a de-
crease in the shipments of 5000 bales and the
shipments since Sept show decrease of $780,
900 bales.
rINA NCIAL.
MONEY MARKET - Money is easy. The
bank ciearings for the week amounted to
$1,087. 62s 03.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The market is steady.
Sterling, commercial demand. 81 s71S;
sixty days, "a S5a4 ninety days, "a $50; francs.
Paris and Havre, sixty days, S. 10; Belgian,
sixty days, IS 2014; marks. sixty days. 951sc.
Domestic EXCHANGE The market is quiet.
Panks and BANKERS are buying at par and sell
ing at 1904 per cent premium.
SECuRITIEs-Buyers are appearing in market
for the well secured underlying bonds of the
Central system aud Southwestern railroad
stock. State and municipal bonds are quiet.
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Arrived out end-Etruria, New York for Llv.

Arrived out and-Etruria, New York for LIv-
erpool.
New York, July ao-sailed. schrs Colin W
Walton, Brunswick; Ida Latham, Fernapeina
Antwerp, July i19-Arrived, bark Macduif
lNorl, Nordstron, Pensacola.
Bristol. July 20-Arrived, barks Fedelta lItal1
Fasse. Pensacola; Kentigern [Norl, Berg, Mo-
bile.
Buenos Ayres July l4-sailed. bark GIenfarg
| [Brl, Simpson, Apalachicoa
Dover. July 19-PaSsed bark Alice [Norl, Gun,
dersen, Mobile for Greensboro.
Falmouth, July A-Arrived. ship Asiana r5rl,
Gray Mobile.
Garston. July 2o-Arrived, bark Ivanhoe CBrl,
| Williams. Brunswick.
Hull, July 20-Arrived, steamship Resolute
| [Brl. Reayley, Bull River
London. July 20-Arrived, ship Emmanuel
| Dutch, Hemmes, Mobile.
Newcastle. July 19-Saied, bark Star OF India
| rNorl, Nelson, Pensacola.
St Vincent. @ V, July 15-Sailed, steamship
Red Jacket IBrl, Paul Tampa.
Stettn, July 15-Saed, steamship Sniesworth
! rBr}, Matthews, Tampa.
st Domingo City, June 5-Arr.ved, schr V
Glover, Anderson, Jacksonville.
Tarifa, July 6-Passed, bark Avo G lItall
Marin, Pensacola for Naples.
Ashepoo, July 2O--Salled. schr VIM NJ Bird,
Reed Baltimore.
Boston, July 2O-Cleared, schrs Morris w
| Child, Beck. Apalachicola; Vanlear Black, ecy,
| Haggett's Cove and Charleston uatter sailedl.
Baltimore, July 20-Ceared, schrs Harriet @
KerliD, Shaw, Savannah; K Bowers, Wilson,
Sailed 20th-Schr Margaret A May. Savannah.
Arrived 20th-Schr Laura E Messer, Black
| ington, Charleston.
Beth, Me, July 2O-Arrived, schr W Morse,
Roderick, Darien. Ga
Brunswick. Ga, July e0-Arrived. steamer
Beqir lBrl, Knowles New York; BARK Deodata
lNorl, Andersen, Bremen.
Sailed 20th-Bark Mississippi [Norl, Jacobsen,
Rotterdam; schr Etta Stimson, Boston.
Belfast, Me, July 20-Arrived schr Meyer and
Muller Patterson, Bangor for Palatka,
Coosaw, G, July 20-Sailed, steamers Swain
by [Brl, Dennis, United Kingdom; Aymestry
Br] Crisp, United Kingdom.
Darien, July 1s-Arrlved, schr Anna Bishop,
Rulon, Brunswick.
Fernandina, July aO-sailed, schr @ Flint,
Brown New York.
Port Eads. July 2O-saled, steamship Rtna
rBrl Mobile.
Norfolk, July 20-sailed, steamship Aislaby
[Brl from Port Royal, Dublin and Bristol
Pensacola, July 20-Arrived, schr W Har-
thorn. Galveston.
Cleared 2Oth-Steamer Sir Garnet Woseley
lBrl, Brophy, London; bark Alabama Itall,
Pellerano. Buenos Ayres
Port Royal, July 20-Cleared, steamer Blue
Jacket [Brl, Freeman, Hull.
Philadelphia July 20-Cleared. schEs Lois v
Chaples. Grace. Jacksonville; John q Schmidt,
Norbury, Savannah.
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W eddlnQs.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
atest styles. We carry an extensive and
well selected stock of fine papers. envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. Sam
pies sent on application MORNING News
Printing House. Savannah, Ga
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New York Market Review.

Reported bV Palmer, Rivenburg d Co.. succes-
sors TO g. s. Palmer. 1866 Redde ST.. ". Y.
New York. July 2O.-Pears. LeConte, SO 000
so; peaches, 81 5O03 90. clings So OO92 30;
plums, 9A1Ic; wild goose, 81 oO1l IS per crate
muskmelons. Charleston, fair to good
81 0O02 90, Norfolk. 81 SOFAS so; water
melons, large. 20025c. mediums !20lsc
a pound; apples, 121i4c; potatoes, North
Carolina and Norfolk rose, 81 O002 25; Chile
reds, s. 500oI IS; eggplant, Florida, 81 00G3 90
onions, 50 006? rs a barrel; 81 oO41 1910; a
basket; tomatoes. Norfolk, 2513Jc crate.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all nautical Iufor nation will
be furnished masters OF vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Office in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
at the Office.
LIEUT. s&HERMAH.
In Charge photographic Station.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CoTroN.-Ine visible sup
ply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph TO the Financial Chronicle is as fol-
lows: The continental stocks, as well as those
for Great Britain and the afioat are this weeks
returns. and consequently all the European fig
ures are brought down to Thursday evening.
But to make the totals the complete figures
for July IS, we add the item Of exports from the
Friday only.
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS,
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending July - 1892, and the stock on hand to-
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, July 22-66 bales cotton,
11s bales domestics, 6 bales wool, bdls hides.
50 pkgs tobacco, 81 boxes bacoQ, ABS bbls spirits
turpentine. $50 bbs rosin. 1896 pigs fruit II bbls
liquor, 20 sacks meal, 2 cases gin, 1 bbls syrup,
Is casks clay 50 pkgs furniture, / car corn, 2
cars meat, car furniture, cass coal, cars
lime. / car wood, car butter, car household
goods, empty tank car, 33 pkgs vegetables, 5
pkgs machinery, 1925 lbs buggy material /
coop chickens, 1,l67 pkgs mdse, 81 pkgs house
hold goods. 10 bales paper stocs, 112 pkgs hard
ware. bbls grease. cars melons, 50 tons pig
IRON
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, July
22-4 cars wood, "a cars lumber, Z p6gs house
hold goods, bales buElsps. ID bales hides. 90
bales wool, as boxes soap, a pigs mdse, cars
coal, / car slaves. 800 bbs flour. ? empty tanks,
391 sacks br1n 500 sacks OATS l65 bbls grlst, go
boxes fruit 2b4 bbls fruit, % boxes vegetables,
10 cars melons.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, July 2e-
: pals baking powder, car brick, car bbls.
car wagons, case pants bols whisky, / box
books, cases oil, 90 sacks rye, pkgs springs, I
Dbl waste. crate boxes, case cigarettes, 25
boxes tobacco
Per South Bound RailIoad. July 22-4o pkgs
tobacco. II bbls spirits turpentne, 50 bbls rosin.
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AyBes Sarsaparilla cures liver complaint,
rheumatism and all diseases of the blood.
nd
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TOTAL visible supply .....d I5S,245 E,IU5, 746
The imports into Continental ports this week
have been IS, 900 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase In the
cotton in sight to date of LOSE 500 GALES as com
pared with the same date of 1891. an increase OF
i,7e7, 426 bales as compared with the correspond
ing daJe of 1890 and an increase of SS5 o37 bales
as compared with 1889.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRTs.-
The receipts and shipments Of cotton at Bonn
bay have been as follows for the week and
year bringing the figures down to July IA:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS.
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,aie5d gioJpu0 & .cfSAIu
,vAsJ 1sr1o oi baasinlnt L
bna liza TOO % O0hi4 dBn
q edl dSHolnl ssasq gsslisd
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LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING
JULY %, 1892, AND FOR THE CORRESPONDING
TIME DE 1901 AND 1890
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Bark New Light, Thompson, Norfolk and
Newport News-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Schr Ida Lawrence. Campbell, Philadelphia
Dale, Dixon & Co.
Scbr John H ringue. Burdge, Philadelphia
Geo Harriss & Co.
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SATURDAY, July %, 1892.
xyuG-nnnA

Steamship City of Augusta. Catherine, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane. Foster, Baltimore
] ] Carolan. ARt.
Bark Syphiden [Norl Knudsen, Teneriffe. in
ballast to Stracoan & Co.
Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton. Port Royal, in
ballast to George Harriss & Co
steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C H Medlock. Agent.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
steamship Highland Primes [Brl, Anderson.
to load for Barcelona and Genoa-Strachan
& Co.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY
Bark Alfred Gibbs [Norl, Reimers. Havre, in
ballast-Master.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Bellevue, Garnet, Darien and Bruins
vick-W Gibson. Manager.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
3S5 bales domestcs and yarns. $40 oars. Sl9 bbls
RICO, 2Ql5 bbs Eosin, 40 bbls spirits turpen tine
65, 900 Shingles. IS ,sl4 feet lumber, bales WOOL
% turtles, a, $40 waUermelons. 1720 bbls fruit,
l,2S boxes fruit, 3SS bbls vegetables, 90! crates
vegetables, 100 tons pig iron, 342 pkgs mdse.
Per bark New Light. for Eorfolk-983 66 feet
p p lumber-Stillwell, Millen & Co.
Per bark New Light, for Newport NewS-196 =
l19 feet p D lumber-~StillweIl. Mlllen q Co.
Per schr Annie Bliss, for Norfok-2T7 $40 feet
p . lumber-Georgia Lumber Compouy.
Per schr John H Tingue. for Philadelphia
4So, So4 feet p erossties-E Hura.
PASSENGERS.
Par steamship Nacoochee for New YORK.
Mrs II Blum. Miss Kate Blum, Walter Blum, Rob-
bis Blum, Willie Blum, Miss Mary Blum, Miss
Helen Blum and nurse. MISS Mary Savage, Miss
Julia Kathe, Miss r Namiar, Mr. T Namiar, Fl
Troutman. Miss Mamie Otis b JONES' L Shaw,
Edward Karow. Warwick, 9 G Ameercrom-
bic w F Vaudson and wife, + Mabbett, j H
Rochester, L Walter, shipps Mr. McBlide
Doty and wife, Mrs Bruce, Mrs @ Platt,
Mrs L Morris and two children. Mrs Louis
Butler. Miss BUTLER NJ SIS A, Butler. Miss
Aggie Fitzgerald, Miss Mamie Doyle, Mrs Re
becca Barnes, ] D Weed. VIM Graey, VIM Scott,
Miss Washington, @ Washington. Morris Ketch.
UNI, r H Thomas, w H herman, Myers Blair, W
Bergen, X Framburg
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
Mrs NJ O'Donaghue, Miss Mamie AdAir. Rev
N T Reilly, Mrs Z Murphy Miss Foss. Miss
Maggie Crosby VIM Curry, Miss Mabel GinO,
o W Pettingill and wife W + Mason. George W
Wilkina Jr, Chas H Foster aud wife, G W Will
kins Mrs w Wilkins, Miss Blanch WILKINS
Miss sallie Wilkins. Mr. Taylor, Mrs StelIigg.
Rev A G Dodge, F Agge, Annie Hamilton
Ruth Bstty. H B Hudson, Miss Polasche. Mrs S
Polaschie.
Per steamship City Of Augusta from New York
DIR Carradice, W Clark, ] Allen. NJ b
Avsry, Allen, l. Mphlberg, Walter Grace, G
W Mathews Mrs T w Tulbett, Lang. Louis
Stern, DIR r Corson, Rev @ bowman and
wife. q NJ Williams and wife, l Maar, e Bur-
dette and wife, Master Rprdette, A A Daggett,
VIM Gibbons and ten steerage.
Per steamship VIM Crane from Baltimore
W Green, w s Logue, Mrs W S Logue, Master
Logue Wade, Or r B New, L Staunton,
Sherman, Mrs Sherman. G. n Cook, D B
Sweat. Mr. Harrison. NJ NJ Brooks, Eliza Moore.
] q Taylor.
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Steamship Eacoochee. New York.
Bark Adele (Ital], Buenos Ayres.
Schr Liza Lawrence, Philadelphia.
Schr Jennie s Hall, Fall River.
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Receipts, Shipnl

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
CEIPTs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
JULY % AND JULY 10 AND FOR THIS WEEK
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NAVAL STORES.-The receipts FOR the week
were 1877 barrels spirits turpentine and Is, a65
barrels rosin. the exports were 6,05S bar
rels spirits turpentine and 7,441 barrels rosin,
moving as follows: To New York, l,027 barrels
spirits turpentine and 4704 barrels rosin; to
baltimore, so barrels spirits turpentine and
$50 barrels rosin; to the Interior, 2,0So barrels
spirits turpentlne and :, $50 barrels rosin; to
barrels rosin; to London, AIRS barrels
spirits turpentine; to Buenos Ayres, 1900
barrels rosin; to Philadelphia, 80 barrels
spirits turpentine AND 327 barrels rosin; to
Harburg. 6,702 barrels rosip. The following
are the Board of Trade quotations: Rosln-
A. B. Q and D 81 05. E 81 o5, F 81 10.
G 81 Is, H 81 32Ia, I 81 9s1f, K 81 Is.
NJ So 30 81 80, window glass So 7216,
water white So a?1S. Spirits turpentine 2;54c
bid, 27Ihc asked.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AVID STOCKS FROM APRIL ,
1892 TO DATE. AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
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MEMORANDA

New York. July 22-Arrived, Furst, Bismarck,
Hamburg.
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Sea LsI1nds-Ths receipts for the week, as
reported by factors, we're only 3 bags. The
exports we're $40 bags, of which 407 bags were to
Liverpool and 203 bags to northern mills. The
sales we're 439 bags. The market was rather
quiet and about the best part of tie available
stock was cleared up on this weeks transac-
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Alfred Gibbs [Norl, Reimers. Havre. in
,llaaL-Mastar
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Patek dnia Lmtego 1892 r.

chtowy ma pochy}osci II mil
d}ugiej i z nadzwyczajna szyb-
koscia stacza1 sic z CORY. U
kamieDnego mostu wykolei1o
sic IS wagon6w i rune}y z wy.
sokosci so stop do rzeki Poto-
mac. Trzech ze s}uzby kole-
jowej zuajdowaso sic W tych
wagonach; zabity zosta} jednak
szczesciem tylko palace Nc
Donnell. Zw}oki jego W CRU.
zach leza pogrzebane. Szkoda
zrzadzona przez katastrofe bar
dzo jest znaczna.
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Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowej.
WashiaQton, 4 lutego.

w 0S/tt7t91OI0, 4 luteSo.~
w ko1ach urzedowych W
Westinghouse ME wierza VIE
Scion nadchodzacym z Rzymu,
jakoby Rad w}oski zamierza}
napowr6t wejsc W przyjazne
stosunki dyplomaty czne re
stanami Zjednoczonymi przy.
s}a6 do Washingtonu jako po-
s1a obecnego pos}a Kopen-
hagi.
Don Antoni Patres, pose} z
Guatemala, uwiadomi} mini
stra Blaine, re dnia logo b. m.
wyrusza powrotem do Qua,
temali, azeby tamze uzyc ca3e-
go swojego wp}yWu do mako.
nienia kongresu do zatwier.
dzenia uk}adu handlowego
podpisanego przez niego i
przez Blanca.
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Wypadek ma kolei ulicznej.

Wczoraj popc2udniu okoio
godziny drugiej idacy ma Pc.
}udnie wagon kolei linowej
linii Cottage Grove Ave. zdc-
rzy3 sic z wozem jadacym re
strony przeciwnej. Ma wozie
znajdowa}o sic dw6ch mfodych
ludzi. William Fuller, kt6ry
powozi}, wypad} wozu ma
ulice i mocno skaleczyl sic po
mad okiem i W tylna Geese g}o.
wy. Zaniesiono 90 do pobli.
skiej golarni i zawezwano w6z
patrolowy, kt6ry go zawi61
do szpitala okregowego. To.
warzysz Fullera lekko tylko
> sic skaleczy}. Policyant zano-
towai konduktora prowadza.
cego wagon kolei linowej, kt6.
ry bedzie musia} stawic sic do
przes}uchania.
Zuchwafa kradziez.
w bialy, jasny dzied wczo-.
raj zuchwa}a kradziez zostala
pope}niona W mieszkaniu pana
Harry Atwood, 679 Warren
(Dok. ma stronie 4,tej).
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tam dalej zarzadza} swa dye
cezya, Rad pruski kilkakrot-
ME go ieszcze skazywa} ma ka-
~ wiezienia kary pienieane,
kt6rych jednak wykopac ma
nieobecnym ME MONA by}o;
pruski ambassador przy Waty-
kanie, baron Schloezer uzywa}
ca}ego swojego wp}ywu, by u
sunaG Kardynafa Arcybiskupa
pod opieki Papieza Leona
XIII; ME uda}o mu sic to jed
make.
Mianowany W T. 1886 Sc
kretarzem memorya}6w, z}ozy}
kardynaf Ledochowski god
nose Arcybiskupia W rece pa
pieza Leona XIII, i wkr6tce
p6zniej zosta} mianowany Sc
kretarzem brewi3y, az wreszcie,
jak- te-przed tygeaAieiA-aeae-
s4lismy, prefektem Propa-
CANDY. =
Jako TAXI ma bez watpienia
wp4yw znaczny ma sprawy ko-
scio}a "a granica, zatem take
/ W stanach Zjednoczonych.
Tutejsze gazety niemieckie,
pfzypominajac przesladoWania,
jakich niegdys kardynai Ledo-
chowski doznawai re strony
Niemc6w, niejaka obawa do,
nosza o mianowaniu kardyna}a
Prefektem Propagandy, -je-
dnakze wyrazaja pewnosG, re
Ksiaze ten koscio}a, kierujac
sic przedewszystkiem sprawie-
dliwoscia, zapomni uraz do
znanych i katolikow Niemc6w
W Ameryce wezmie W swoje
opieke przeciw roszczeniom
niekt6rych irlandzkich przy-
w6dzc6w, pamietae bedzie o
tenn, re "a czas6w jego przesla'
dowania Katolicy Niemcy
wiernie przy MIN stall. Cieka-
wy W tym guscie artyku}
wstepny czytalismy przedwczo-
raj W niezaleznej Illinois
Staats-Zeitung".
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Francya.
Pm'y5, 4 lutego

Nova ustawa c}owa by}a
powodem niezmiernego pod
wyzszenia cen na wszystkich
niemal artyku}ach. Mieso
wieprzowe i baranie sta}o sic
o 4 Gently (nie centymy) ma
funcie drozsze, cena w}oskiego
i holenderskiego sera podsko-
czy}a o 100 procent, mydio Ia
graniczne r6wniez. Robotni-
kom wskutek tego wyaywienie
stale sic drozszem o franka
dziennie.
Pary5, 4 lutego.
W procesie spadkowym W
sprawie testamentu Markizy
Du Plessis, ktora ca}y swoj
majatek zapisa}a Papiezowi
Leonowi XIII, sadly rozstrzy-
gne}y ma korzysGiPapieza. Uza-
sadni}y wyrok sw6j tenn, re
pomimo wydarze6 W r. 1870 i
pomimo zniesienia w}adzy
swieckiej Papieza, Papiez pre-
ciez jeszcze zawsze jest panu-
jaeym, a jako taxi ma prawo
dziedziczyc we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-05
J.E. Kardynaf MieczysfaW
hr. Halka LedOchOWski.

Podaiemy. dzisiaj szan. Czy-
telnikom .naszym portret J. E.
Kardyna4a Ledochowskiego,
wraz Z podobizna jego podpi
su, o kt6rym niedawno dono
silismy, re zosta} mianowany
prefektem Propagandy.
Mieczys}aw hrabia Ledo-
cRowski urodzi} sic dnia 29go
pazdziernika 1922 r. W Cor
kach, obw. Lubelskim, z ojca
J6zefa, szambelana kr6lewskie.
go. KsztalcR sic W szko}ach
W Radomiu i w Warszawie,
gdzie p6zniej wstapi} do semi
naryum duchownego $w. Jana
u Lazarzyst6w. VIZ. 1910 O.
trzyma} pierwsze swiecenia du-
chowne, .poczem uda3 sic do
dalszego kszta}cenia sic we
Wiedniu i W Rzymie, gdaie
wstapi} do Akademii kosciel-
nej za}ozonej pzzez Piusa *.
Dnia 13go 1ipca 1915 otrzyma1
ostateczne. swiscenia kap}a6.
skie. Ulubiony zawsze przez
papieza Piusa TX, wkrotce 20
stal mianowany domowym pra-
}atem protonotaryuszem apo
stolskim. Ceniac nadto wyso-
kie zdolnosci dyplomatyczne
ks. Ledochowskiego, Plus fX
posy1a} go, jake sekretarza
npncyatur kolei do Lizbony
W Portugalii), }, Rio de Janeiro
CIV Brazylii), Santiago de Chile
Brukseli (w Belgii). VIZ.
1861 mianowany zosta} Arcy-
biskupem Teb IN pmtibus IN
fdeziesm. Ma proSby kr6la pru-
skiego zosta} ks. Leddehowski
mianowany Arcybiskupem
gnieznie6sko-poznahskim po
smierci sp. Arcybiskupa Leo
ma Przy3uskiego W T. 1866
Pod6wczas Polacy i katoli-
cy pod zaborem pruskimenaj-
srozsze mdeli dozniesienia pre-
sladowania. Bismarckowska
poityka wykorzenianiae eausse-
tten ma najdziksze wymys}y
wtedy sic wysila}a, zaprowa-
dzono os}awione prawa majo-
we; = s}owem by}y to easy
smutnego ucisku i niewoi. Ks.
Arcybiskup Ledochowski W O.
bee tych przesladowaG oddaw-
sly archidyecezya pod opieke
serca Jezusowego, meznie i
gorliwie broni} praw Koscio}a
Polak6w; "a to kilkakrotnie
karany juz to pienieznemi juz
tez innemi karami, nakoniec
dnia 3go lutego 1874 zostal "a
resztowany i osadzony W vie,
zieniu W Ostrowie. Dhia 5go
kwietnia ,,sady dla spraw ko-
scielnych" pozbawi}y go urze-
du piastowanego; "a to jednak
papiez Plus * Ma tajpym kon-
systorzu dnia logo marca 1875
mianowa} wieznia meczennika
Kardyna}em. Uwolniony z
wiezienia dnia ? lutego 1875
pospieszy3 Kardynal Ledo-
chowski do swojego opiekuna,
papieaa Piusa TX do Rzymu i