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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-13

SalLehu " oPl "aoh "ooJ oNS
cych farmer6w.
KarOl SchurZ.
Znakomity polityk i dzien-
nikarz, Karol Schurz W New
Yorku, republikanin, ale pre-
ciez zwolennik reformy taryfy,
zrezygnowa} w}asnie z posady
dyrektora kompanii Hamburg.
Amerikanische Packet Dampf-
neutrality-suspicious.. Uwa-
zaja to "a znak, ze wezmie
zywy udzia} W Rampant wy
borczej.
By} on przeciwnikiem Har-
risona, a zwolennikiem umiar-
kowadszego W kwestyi taryfy
Blaine'a. Obecnie, jak po-
wszechnie sadza, czekac tylko
zamierza ma wynik konwencyi
demokratycznej, azeby W da-
nym razie otwarcie przystapic
do obozu demokrat6w, jezeli
nominacya kandydata demo
kratycznego podobae mu sic
beozie.
Wiadomosc ia tyle wakna,
Re Schurz ma niezmiernie vie.
In zwolennik6w, kt6rymi jest
W stanie kierowac.
Ola gfOdnych W ROsyi.
Przedwczoraj popo1udniu
wyiecha} z New Yorku paro-
wiec St. Leo, kt6ry wiezie do
Rosyi zywnosc, mieso, rome
artykuly inne i 1900 ton maxi.
Okret wspaniale we fagi
by} przy brany. = Rozdawni'
ctwem artyku}6w zywnosci
zajmie sic ma miejscu DIR. Tai
mage, kt6ry W tym celu do
Rosyi wyjezdza.
z TitusvilIe.
z nieszczesliwego miasta I'll.
tusville urzedowo donosza:
,,Uznajemy z najwieksza
Workmanship szybka i obfta
ponce nades}ana dla naszvch
nieszczesliwych obywateli ze
wszystkich stron kraju. Jest
naszym obowiazkiem opisac
publicznosci nasze po}ozenie, o
lie to rzecza jest mozliwa W
szes6 dni po straszliwej kata.
strofe. Nasze komiteta po-
mocnicze najzupe}niej So zor-
ganizowane, a rozdawnictwo
artyku}6w zywnosci, poscieli
i t. p. odbywa sic W najwie-
kszym porzadku. Robotnicy
uprzataja gruzy.
,,59 zw}ok pogrzebano; o
wielu osobach niepodobna sic
dowiedziec, co niemi sic sta
10. Potrzebujemy teraz jeszcze
g}6wnie pienied5y. szkoda
zrzadzona ma wlasnosciach ru-
chomych i nieruchomych wy
nosi million dolar6w. A strats
teponosza gl6wnie ubogie kla'
sY robotnicze.. o. Go tylko zdo.
1amy, czzyynnimy, irnyy aaeby i'm nieSt
pomoci powoli we wszystk1lsch q
o5d 9lG 9g&b9i Dog q o &7A9I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-13
NOtatki.

NOtatki.
= szara6cza pozar2a zbiory
W Poludniowej Afryce, a teraz
krajowcy jedza szarahcze.
= Kret p2ywa doskonale i
czesto buduje studnie ola VIA.
snego uaytku. W.
= Rzeka Cottonwood przy
Emporia W Kansas W przeciagu
roku roma ma szerokose, cd 8
stop do Z mil. '4' 9'''ss& ,'.s'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-13

l9H onawSBu OF I99ISQ .iyo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

On one Of the isles Of the Groeian arehi-
pelago. wrote Byron to his daughter Ada
On this, your wedding day, good wishes.
Oatracised, a cruel fate compsls my alb
asAee To Levelsoe yeu will hsnoeforth be
long; but remember you are Byron's aaugh-
tsr-daughter of my house, my heart. This
evening, whom the sun aiaks from nay gaze;
when the stars peep out ono by one, and the
flowers CLOSE their eyes in sleep, with ma
tpre's aid I will be with you. Although in
visible to thine eyes, in thought I will be
near you. Lovslacs, scion of Z noble house,
has won my daughter. Ada, thy beauty is
thy power, thy Rraas il more than majesty.
In thought, I ase your hand in that of Love
lace, while imagination has thee robed, not
in t1owery cream, or white brocade, bat
cloth. rich sloth, fre1n the OF onr own
merry England. / think tits vulgar, t,o
much Wedding show; but broadoloth, mod
est and rich. denotes the we'll bred lady,
both for travel, stage or altar. Maidens OF
on distant American shores would not for
get that broadcloth, to the eye of man or to
every connoisssur, is the most b%ewitchinp
garment woman ever wore"
Ladies', Lord Byron was 4 sincere Al we'll
as a noble critic. Broadcloth il mot only
the most popular bat the most enchanting
OF all costumes. As the present season il
the most appropriate for the wearing of
these Rooda, the Now York Dry Goods Storo
will continue ita grand special Offer, at the
extraordinary low prices mentioned last
week. Kindly note their advertisements.
The prices are positively the same a. this
weeks spsoisl Offer of the same goods by \
stock Of %broadcloth shown BY the New York
Store IL tho finest in Montana. Every
shade, every quality. All at a special price,
but positively for this wcsk only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
WANTS \ DIVORCE?
Regina e. Burke Asks the Court to Cut the
{ " Bonds. %

Regina +. Burke ASKS tho Court to Cut ths
Bonds.
A, complaints vas fled in the district
court yesterday in forma pRuperis by Free
man d Cavanxugh for Regina E. Burke, Of
Helena. She says in hsr complaints that
sho was married to John +. Burke in this
city on June 16, 1890. Mrs. Burke also al
leges that her husband went away ON March
-, 1891, and has never CON attributed to her
support and that she has been obliged to
sustain herself by her own labor. II il also
alleged that there 10 no eolusion betwetn
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke to obtain = divorce.
" suits were also fled for labor per-
formea on the Good Luck mine, = few miles
north of Helena. The plaintiffs are Thorn
as Dunn and Henry d. aommsrs. The
salts are brought against Mary B.. Spsrling,
w. A. Boutelle and the Good Luck mining
company. Dunn suss to recover S71O.5 .
and $3.50 attorney fees and Sommers for
1912 and 5000 attorney fees. II. G. Smith
appears for Dunn and Sommers.
Gamma Henderson brings suit against
William Parks to recover 1852 5 for
loaned and board furnished between
March l. 1883. and March l, 1892.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
Spring Opening At Sands Bros.

Sands Bros grand spring opening begins
tomorrow and the choicest novelties Of the
ssaaon will be exhibited in oil lines and in
Sands Bros display will surpass anything
hsrstofore attempted in, Helena, and a
feature ct their opening will BE- special bar
gain offerings in the different departments.
These special offerings will b. in new and
choice goods which have Just been opened
and ON which the prices will be low enough
to please the most economical buyers.
Among tho attractive novelties to be
shswn in silks. are bsngalins silks. India
twills, ohanesants, caatons. fsille francaiss.
psan da sole, fancy surahs, grenadines.
fancy ehifons, etc. In drJbs goods more
than 200 Paris and London novelty patterns
in exclusive styles are open. All ths new
effects in tbs latest wsavss and colorings
are represented and the special values in
equallsd in Montana. Dress goods by the
yard o ready in all the new md popular
shades. Special value in fancys, chsviots,
and bedford cords at 25c, $3.50, 371ao, and
500 . yard. Excellent values in all tbs
highest grades. Challisa, s~atesns, outing
hannola, zephyr ~singhams, and all kinds Of
wash goods at attractive prices. Complete
and very comprehensive asnortments of
new hosiery. underwear, gloves. handker-
chiefs, dresa trimmings. small wares,
leather goods, etc.
The latest fashions open in cloak depart
msnt in jackets, eapes and English travel
Ing parrnents, new shades in tans. grays
and blues. and all the nsw wsaves in black.
Also blazers, blouse waists, and outing COS
Tunes, and children's dresses in attractive
variety.
Whsn you visit Sands Bros opening
eithsr Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday,
take the elevator to the carpet department.
or the second floor and examine tho superb
exhibit OF rich carpstinRa, rugs. drapsriss
and lnes curtains. New patterns in sxqui-
site oolorinna ase shswn in wiltons, velvsts,
aIMinisters and brussels. New effects in
tapestries, agras, ingrains and cotton
chains. Rugs in the latest i'm . and
American designs, including dnghsstans,
stsmbeuls, Japanese and Smyrna: also d
handsome collection of nav art squares.
New silk, chenille, and tapestry draperies,
new oriental portisrsa, piano and table
covers, and the NEST elegant collection of
lace curtains they have ever shown, en-
braoing all grades from the cheapest 75c.
curtains to the finest handmade real lsse
curtains in the latest Paris patterns.
Rsnembsr that n 81 eoial feature of Sands
Bros opening, will he tho special bargain
offerings in all departments. Opening
daya, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
. AMUSEM ENTs.

Chip o. The OLD Block, at Minp's ore a
houaa Monday eyening, April Al. The nov
CHIP @ Tho Old Block, presented by th I
well known aggregation af talent, IN a fac
tlons fornnsntatIsa Of frivolous fanciss and
funny faata. nna ID supported by tho rAirth
provoking comedians Msaara. W4lnhAr and
bavills, sided BY Nias Fanny Temple, 4
little sonbretts, m "Pixsy."
Don't fail to sse TIE brsAd making soeiis,
the salvation saane and tho tsiophon0 man
ipnlations. Reserved aoats now ON sale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

the genuine cutioh, full and complete, just
~ II appears at al marine displays, innng-
urals and balls, tho white house receptions .,
I'll Of the sooial festivities Of this prosidsn-
seven weeks from the capital Mrs. Harrison
will have to entertain her guests without
music, the residents of the capital city will
miss their grand free soAostts and there
will be a musical dulInsss there till the rs-
tura Of ths band. May Z, when their enter
tanning concerts will be resumed in tht
appearance in Helena ii April %.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Ing certain bills Of cyrtAin denomination,
Of tbs laWfwl money OF tho United Etataa,
and OF tha totAl yalua of $1Ob, The do.
noratnatisns Of ths bills IRE sst forth. This
With the epinion Of tbs suprslns csurt liz
The Case oil the tsrritory ID. Shiplsy.--4
Mont, pngs 4~B8-Whsreln II was hald that
money Must ha described with c~setninty
and precision Il known. Upon the trial OF
this oass ths ftate rested without Offering
any testimony. a all ~ te thss kind oi
tnsnsy Kirstsn had, pr its valus. On gsnuins-
ness. Ihe snnlisBip1 mnat hare bsan pnrely
accidental On ths part OF tbs states attpr-
noy. and upon the sudden termination Of
tho trial the few questions which might
have SETTLED the nlatt6f vera entirely over
Looked. But BY ths aathoiitiss ths oHiasion
usitsd states bills, mast be proved 10 30
such By evidence. Value in larceny ID
material. This II elementary. il was
properly alleged In this Case, hut II WAS not
rravsd, and such proof 10 necessary except
~ TO the coma of the United states, which
arc made : legal tondsr, md Of which
ever, NO evidence OF coin IL this eass. II
y was paper one there il ne prsof that
~ WAS lawful money Of the United States.
AZ alleged. aons states have express
s%tatutss holding thnt II Il ensukh
to describe bank bills 81 United States
Ef ~ ~ AAO0Uys I@M WltAAMb E& 8HVGAAy-
ing any, particular coin Or mote, but No hays
no such Law In Montana. and must be
gaidsd by the decision Of this supreme
oourt shove referred TO. II IL Presumed
that the information dsasribsd the kind
and lamentations Of tho bills BY the
statements furnished through this prosecut-
Ing witness. And having aysrred these
facts u was Incumbent upon tho state TO
nroye them ~ alleged, Wharton's Criminal
Evidence, Wharton's Criminal Prastiss
and Pleading. Hamilton "a. State: 90
Indiana, 1913; Gravss ". state. III lAdtana,
sb8; Stat. y. Ford, q WISCONSIN, 619;
People. 26 Aiohigan, 298.
For this failure of proof, therefore, the
court must direct an order sustaining
dsfendants' motion for new trial..
"Lane's sass, under ths testimony, j. diff
fsrest: He appsars TO have gone TO Boze-
man the day before the game Of cards was
with Kirsten. Tbs witnesses say that Lans
was = simple stakeholder, and Bsnoit,
called by tbs state, testified positively that
Lane was simply sitting in the seat holding
the money and hadn't said 4 word. He sat
Ia the car after tho game, and dses not ap-
IT enthusiastically proven BY the evidence that
he was directly i'm plicatsd in this stealing Of
kirstsn's money. There il NO evidence that
hs was 4 gambler, nor Gan the court say
from the evidence that Laas wal acquainted
with Woods Or SsslsJ. There are many
circumstances which tend to show that
Lane knew what was going on. but, on ths
othsr hand he might havs bssn IN innocent
stakeholder, and if he was ! stranger to
kseley and Woods he might have thought
that this bsst plan for him to pursue would
Be to pay over the money and Withdraw.
lie may have known beth his co-dsfsnd-
ants. and be may have bssa !
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
Tie Marine band.

Those who have not heard the playing OF
tho Marine band At Washington will have
their ideas OF band music kinalsd anew
whsn they hear the concerts soon 10 be
given hare by tAht splendid organization
unde' tho mastery direction Of Mr.. John
Phiilp Sousa. The band to be heard here Ii
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Ths American Biscuit Company to Pit
UP : Four Story Huilding-The
Plant to Cast $4,000.


: . - soinns1 tne ReHsfal supoflntehdeht
81 shs American blssait and Manufaotur-
ing company. who has been In Helena for
about two v..l. 1. N. i.t.ra.t - "a. .n,,-
n.ny Zoo 1890 a-~.a...;s- ...I..,h
s..Ib... : 'sp"...a = 80
oitDsts so tAs DoAus ener0d sae m1e
lsss aumMsr II they would bnild . factory
In Helena. Several DAYS ago Nj, Hommer
.purshased far nj. .omn.rv 1ho fat ~ l.nd
Z. ~
,1I1."n4 a,.Aus, As.1 CooA ss1ess' - W.
AehsaAA Csntrsl track, Tor the LOCATION o.
the factory. G. y. Appleton, the architect,
has shout conuleisd tie slams for the
b.i,dina vh;.h iii /. . .,nr5at.r, ,,r;.t
aor10o tat /. IN -. ~.
80 ~ ooss wen
wlta tbs plant. $4,000, and will give sm-
to 200 people. Bids will be
called for in . few DAYS. and Mr.. Soramsr
savs the faetarv viii \. trr,;r. n.t ,r.,L-
- T-,- M -. -,
! ~ 80! = Ine satADl1snmsns =
epsratioA ~ ths factory will have the Of
tsct Of drawing other business TO Helena,
tion n i. .tr,vi.. ~, =. n. a;.tr;.a.;..
- = - 1sank
-nu "uolssslo csnsef q sns rate. Ias
-I1slsna factory Wall supply the Montana,
Washington, idaho and Utah trade With
crackers. and will 81 the hio nlsnt ~ II.
AAario.r -a :. 49, ... nv
- ooMpsAy = saAs 1esslsA' ne
uolsy ~ startlnR mas bseA fslt more Seri-
ously. possibly, BY the company, than by
the people Of Helena. but il has bean ma
void.hl. o~ir, H. IL 80 80; 4 $500.
1920. =
psssA sssty 49, sne sit4s to tns saso nrss
selected would be psrfsstsd. The proDosi-
tien made by Nj. Sonmsr for his COMPANY
il that instead Of the Holeaa Nom ,rs 80
E5
~ 80 01 ICY ~
asAso, sn1s tnsy tsks stock ~ ms company
to the amount of their original subscrip-
tons. The stock il q sir Der cant PROPOSE
tion. Tha for~al nror..itio. !. !. folI.-..
- -. 80 - $50.
aEbEh Mont, Apri1 S.Z1o nupaorlpers
=. = ~ -. nseuaa snuLs0.slla
gompanys no.a.: H..ielpinR % you SUD
= iIs.on = ~ Amorioaa Dlsoais M aash-
slassurlng ootnpAny. Maug la.t ~! g =
sonui LOT 80 puIposs u naxlnR sag nol-
~ o@1Tl9nn s..aDiisa = ol.oA i1o.oly - to-
-, : wy .s suvl.s sou - .sllows;
~ you : aM1's' ~ - ueolosu zone
s1u 0 80 sutlu ssseau pansLy ~ y1ul
s.oJ. A. - 49,. ~
u~niolssnassly aIssl = IsnR oel.y ~ was
Iouaa Mponsloi 20 10y go .l.a1 70
n@AA' i!A@Ay /" PAo'. aAJ
.o .a asa - ..
= .ou AAo uo1y - : - e
until tne rlgnt locaslon was secured ana ths
noy arrival nave 1ound that on aosount OF
ORR having to aeOur6 DrObarty Oth0r than
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

The big candle IL stiil burning MT tn,
Hoatun Clothing Co. ~ store, but the guasse.
were closed yesterday. Gail and SOC ID.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Mrs. s. A. Fisher will have n grand mil
linsry opening ut her new place Of business
in the Novelty block. Is South Main street.
Monday and Tuesday, April IL and II,
whom she will show tho finest display OF
spring bonneta and hats ever seen In Hell
0AN. T|5
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
Her would-Be Song.

MIS-. Anna karstsdt, midwife, No. 9O3
N. Rodney strest, Helena, MontAna.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

New violin. gui a. and banjo strings Just re-
up. Only the best quality kept in stock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
or Interest to the Ladies'.

The rush for baby carriages still continues at
the lice Hive. Tho largest assortment, the best
selected and lowest priced carriages III Helena,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Miss Mary u. Jaokman gives private
lessons In shortliAud. Ruom lb, Bailey
blscks Cali NJ 0tica for terms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
vlolins from s. up at Jnoksoa's music store.

Fowlae' Cash store carry the inest line of en-
broideries in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Tbs $4 baby carriage at the Hive cannot b
duplicated Ut the same prico In eastern cities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Societies Wishing to Give Dances
can nave the Turner hall at a yery low
prise. Enquire by III. Tonn or Henry
Baatz.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
A Word to tho Wise.

If YOU need a baby carriage go to the Bee Hive
You can buy them as low az So 80.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

The very best three-ply lawn hose at L. {
Power N Co.'S, at Ii cents per fsot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Yesterday the guessing on the largest
candle ever made In the United States was
closed at the BOSTON Clothing Co.'S store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Large nav limo of infants and children spring
hats aud CAPS In tho latest styles at Butcher Il
bradlay'AI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Guitars, mandolins, baniss at less than caster Z
prices at Jackson's music store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Cudahy Rex beef extract, recommended
by all leading physicians. Gall At Parehsn
Il Co.'s and AJAX lady at tbs door for 4 our.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Grading plows, wheel md drag scrnpers, and
wheelbsrrows, for sale by 4. G. Power 4 Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Individual Patterns ~-.--
OF foreign and domestic suitings have Just
been received by JOHNSON.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
The Bride Of Lovolaco,

New White goods just received at Fowles'
Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
cna.hy Rex Reer Extract.

New Raster neckWenr arriving daily n
"lhe New York; Atlas block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

The New York Clethinx oOna pany carry
the largest stock of trousers in Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

For all kinds Of drapery go to Fowles' Cas-
Etore,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

To the wife: Show that to him and he'll
lot you get one OF. those beautiful spring
dress patterns at Raleigh Il Clatks's, now
that they're going at % and &c per cont
discount,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

b-i oilc1oth, all colors. At Weinstein'a Monds,
morning fur $50 n yard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Hanging lamp, dome shade, large fount. bur-
nished brass trimmings at the Bee Hive for S..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

10 tho husband: It is said that two
thirds of ths divorces obtained in THU
country are granted Oh the application OF
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Cheap for Cash.
Fresh garden green's, poultry and fish for
sale at the Rialto Cash Market.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

The largest line Of millinery novelties ut
Fowles' Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

Legal blanks at this office.
Milford chronicle., 1892-05-27

A noticeable feature of the St. Patrick's
Day parade this year was the inferior char
acter of the parade when contrasted with
those of a few years ago. Even the indi-
viduals who rode in open carriages, drawn
by double teams of horses were by No
means as representative Of the better class
of Irishmen as in the years gone by. In a
single carriage the greatest diversity Of
costume could be observed. One party in
particular attracted considerable atten-
ton. 1t consisted of four men, the young
est a. beardless youth, wearing a new ana
shiny silk hat and putting vigorously on a
paper cigarette.
Sitting alongside Of him was a spare built
man with an immense black, dropping
mustache, his coat thrown wide open dis
playing a huge glistening diamond, and
having all the appearance Of a sporting
man enjoying a day off Opposite to these
persons were two others, both somewhat
elderly, but presenting the greatest pos
sible contrast in appearance. One was cor
pulent and white haired, and as he laid
back at ease with mammoth cigar in
his mouth, he looked like Il prosperous
alderman The other was'a thin, nervous
man with full black beard, who moved
restlessly about in his seat and carried an
enormous blackthorn stick, which he held
up in view of the people who lined the side
walk
One of the party wore white gloves, an
other wore black ones, the hands of another
were incased in lavender colored gloves,
while the fourth wore no gloves at all. As
TO the men who walked, they seemed to be
engaged in fulfilling a sort of unpleasant but
imperative duty rather than enjoying a
H.
contrast with St. Patrick's Day of a decade
ago, when the greater part of Broadway
and number Of other business streets of
New York were practically closed for half
the day, and every man who had the least
regard for the memory Of the saint put on
some kind Of a high hat and joined the
procession. This year not one man in a
hundred wore a high hat, and the crowd
had every appearance Of parade of a labor
organization.-New York Cor. Brooklyn
Eanla