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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

W stancyi ks. Mozejewskiego
spotka}em ks. kuczyckiego, nota-
ryusza, adwokata, i farmera Chrapi-
kowskiego.
Posiedzenie to spowodowahem
by{o, jak sic wnet przekona}em,
nastepujacem zajSciem.
Wielebny ks. Mozejewski jake
Misyonarz, znekany podr6zami Pc
Brazylii i innych krajach, nareszcie
przyby1 do Two Rivers, Wis,
obejmujac tamtejsza parafa, a po-
siadajac 700 dolardw gotdwki, odda}
je swojemu sasiadowi ks. kuczyc-
kiemu do schowania, = ma co
odebra} pokwitowanie. By}o to W
Listopadzie zesz}ego roku.
Pred czterema tygodniami
wezwa} ks. Kuczycki ks. Mozejew-
skiego, ably opusci} parafia W Two
Rivers a przyby} do Manitowoc i
objq4 zarzqd polskiego P%rzytuliska
oraz klasztornej drukarni W zastep-
stwie ks. H., kt6ry W waznej spra-
vie mast jechac do Europy. KS.
Mozejewski z poczatku sic ME chcia}
ma to zgodzi6, lecz pc kilkorazowej
prosbie ks. L. wreszcie przysta} ma
jego zqdanie. Zrobiono kontrakt,
pod}ug kt6rego ks. L. odda} ks.
Mozejewskiemu sw6j zak}ad ma 5
lat.
Wszelako gdy ks. M. pozna}
tajemnice zak4adu i przekona} sig,
re drukarnia juz zadnego zysku ME
przynosi, zazqda4 cd ksiedza T..
zwrotu pieniedzy. Ten odpowie-:
dzia}: = Me ma to jam bra} pienia-
DIE, abym-odda}. -
KS. Mozejewski, ma sic rozu-
mice, g}osno dopomina} sic swego,
al wreszcie ks. Kuczycki zawo}a}
n%otaryusza, adwokata i farmera
Chrapikowskiego. Ten ostatni po-
zyczy} ks. Kuczyckiemu 700 dola-
row, a L. oddaf je ks. Mozejew-
skiemu, biorac cd niego rewers czyli'
kwit. Zarazem przeciez ks. /. zazq-
da} cd ks. Mozejewskiego pismien-
nego przyrzeczenia, il ME 'powie o
tenn nikomu, ami bedzie pisa} do
gazet O r6znych ~tajemnicach ks.
Kuczyckiego, kt6re pozna} W dru-
karni i zak}adzie.K KS. M. mia{ take
przyrzeczenie podpisac wobec nota-
ryusza, adwokata i Chrapikowskie-
90, lecz wzbrania} sic, ME z%najac
jezyka angielskiego. ia wiec costa
lem wezwany, ably t}6maczytk ks. NJ,
co by}o napisane.
KS. Moze jewski, pfzystepujac
do ks. kuczyckiego, rzek}: = Cho-
do mnie do Two Rivers i
prosi4es ma wszystko co swiete, abym
.przyby}i obja} tw6j zak}ad, po-
niewaz musisz odjechac do Europy.
Movies, re razie, gdybym ME
obja4 tego zak}adu, got6w jestes
zycie sobie odebrac. Pozbawifes
mnie paratii, a dzisiaj znowu ztad
mnie cheese wygnat. =
KS. Kuczycki,z farmerem Chra-
sikowskim, domagali sic cd ks.
Mozejewskiego podpisu, lub zwrotu
pieniedzy, a gdy ks. M. ma ich
pierwsze, AMI drugie zadanie zgodzic
sic ME chcia}, wtedy obstapi}a go.
GAIA zgraja wo}ajac: = Z}odziej,
aresztowat go, do wiezienia Y
MIN! -
Gdy tax szarpali ksiedza me-
czennika, grozac mu ~wiezieniem,
zdofaf ks. Mozejewski wdziac IA
sic komze i stu}e, i tax rzuci} sic
napastnikom pod nogi, w~o}ajac:
zabijcie mnie }otry, ola prawdy
MECH p}ynie i krew kap}ahstwa"!
KS. kuczycki, widzqc, IL W
zaden spos6b ME moze dokazac
swego, rzuca} sic jak ro%zdrazniony
tygrys. Podchodzac do stolika,
uderzaf W MEN piescia i krzycza}:
= Robbie st6f i wziac pieniadze.
KS. M, o%bawiajac sic, by go
ME obrabowano, wyja} re stolika
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

ciwko Kuczyckiemu. Ale ks. Moze-
jewski ia podobny fortel przysta6
ME chcia}, jeno zaraz. potem zapro-
sill do siebie polskiego adwokata p.
K. Gonskiego z Milwaukee. Ten
wyrobi} diva warranty = jcden ma
ks. kuczyckiego, drugi ma Chrapi-
kowskiego Musieli odda6 pieniadze,
lecz ks. Mozejewski zap}aci}
koszta = ~przesz}o $50 dolar6w.
KS. kuczycki jest ciagle W
p%rocesie. Jego redaktor i zawiadow-
ca drukarni pan Adam Surdel wy
toczy} ks. Z. process "a to, re ks L.
niewinnie pobi} ch}opca sierote,
kt6ry pracowaf W klasztornej dru-
karni. - Pewien szewc skarzy ks.
L. "a zabranie mu maszyny do szy-
cia.
Kochani Czytelnicy! Osqdzcie
sami ks. Kuczyckiego, co pod Maj
s}odszemi Sercami Jezusa i Maryi
oszukuje i wyzyskuje naszych braci
r~obotnikow, kt6rzy ten grosz W
poole czo}a ciezko zapracowany Cd
daja temu niby to Saskatchewan
kap1anowi IA rome cele dobroczyn-
ne, a on sobie tylko z tego szydzi.
Ma Msze swiete przese}aja mu ludzie
pieniadze re wszech stron swiata, a
on to liczy do dochodu = pokatnie
zas drwi sobie z ,,4atwowiernosci''
ludzkiej. Gdy ks. Mozej ewski chcia}
W klasztorze msza swieta odprawiac,
to mt drzwi zamykali, ME wpusz-
czajac 60 wcale do kaplicy.
Ciezko observation-disclosures uwie-
rye, by ten ma poz6r pobozny kap1an
by} ob}udnikiem, wyzyskiwaczem,
humbugierem i swietokradzca = a
jednak tax jest W rzeczywistosci
Mkt do Przytu}ku ME Jest przyje-
tym, jesli ME ma p%ieniedzy- Pewna
wdowa z trojgiem dzieci, majac 300
dolar6w, chcia1a te sumo oddac
Kuczyckiemu, zeby ja / jej dzieci
przyja} do Przytu}ku, ale on odpo-
wiedzia}, re "a MAKO pieniedzy dale.
w swych wydawnictwach pisze,
il sierotki sam IA reku nosi, a on
sieroty wypedzi} Przytu4ku, i teraz
tu}aja sic pc farmach. Osadzcie,
Kochani Czytelnicy, czy ten fotr
godzien, by mu robotnik sw6jc ciez-
ko zapracowany grosz pose}a}.
Jezeli dzisiaj kap1an ma kappa
mem lytylko czycha, by go obedrzet
Z ostatniego centa =. to ME dziwic
sic, jesli TAXI zfoczyhca nasz lud
4atwowierny i niedoswiadczony w
imie religii wyzyskuje.
Najprzewielebniej szy X. Arcy-
biskup Katzer, dowiedziawszy sic o
skandalach W Manitowoc, zasuspen-
dowa} ks. kuczyckiego, oswiadcza-
jac, re kuczycki jest hahba cafej
archidyecezyi. : Lecz i KS. Arcy-
biskup mic wiece.j okpiewaczowi
szkodzic ME moze; parafii ks. ku-
czycki ME ma, a Il zak1adu kt6ry
jest jego prywatna wFasnoScia, wy
pedzic 80 ME MONA.
z szacunkiem
MARGIN GWZT'T.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

las. fuczyckl, WldZ2c, LIZ W
laden spos6b ME moze dokazac
swego, rzuca} sic jak rozdrazniony
tygrys. Podchodzac do stolika,
uderzaf MEN piescia i krzycza}:
- Robbie st6f i wziac pieniadze.
KS. NJ, obawiajqc sic, by go
ME obrabowano, wyja} re stolika
500 dolar6w i odda} tie pieniadze
swej s1udze, Z rozkazem odniesienia
ich do jej rodzic6w : pahstwa
Jagodzihskich, lecz ks. Luczycki Z
Chrapikowskim, spostrzegfszy, po-
biegli "a dziewczyna,i Chrapikowski
zniewolni} pahstwo Jagodzihskich
do wydania rzeczonej sunny.
Dnia & lutego b.. L. ks. Moze-
jjewski kauai aresztowac Chrapikow-
skiego, lecz prokurator ME chcia} cd
razu wyrobic warrantu, perswadu-
jac mu, re Chrapikowski bez pro
cesu bedzie musia} pieniadze oddac.
KS. Mozejewski wtedy sic
uspokoi4.
Chrapikowski przyby} do niego
i niby chcia} mu odda6 pieniadze,
lecz ma tel podstawie, re ks. M.
zapewni pred sedzia, il ME be-
die m6wi}, ami pisa} do gazet pre-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
K4Fhik Y kkbsRois.

Alberta, Mimi, Z lutego, 81.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
KAroL1K obra{ sobie IA zada-
ME bronic i szerzyc prawde wsr6d
ludu polskiego ma wolnej ziemi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
z s%Zacunkiem
MARGIN G.WZT'I,.

DOPISEK. - Prosze Szanow-
nego Redaktora, ably ~koniecznie,
porzucaja &C wszelakie s%krupu}y, te
moja korespondencya w KAToL1KU
wydrukowa}. Bedac Swiadkiem
wszystkiego co z~aszfo, juz nawet
pred sadem o TEN ~swiadczy}em, /
jezeli bedzie potrzeba, .j~eszcze a
pred sqdem moge potwierdzit.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
Prem III Baaerata Wy "a Osi
"a re ,

W Stauacn H,jel. ! Kanauzlo 500
W Europie jkoniecZnic E-prZ6o) %2.oG
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

Razem 1926
Do}ozono Il kasy $174.80. w ka-
sic Tow. $w. Jozefa ME ma wiecej
fundusz66w ma dalsze utrzymanie
Domu Emigr.
X $. A. Zychowicz
Sekr.
Poniewaz W sprawozdaniu z pre-
biegu czynnosci / obrad ostatnie-
go zjazdu %kap}andw polskich W
Buffalo ME podano W szczeg6}nosci
sk}adek GRAZ nazwizk ofiarodawcow
IA Dom Emigr., przeto nizej podaje
nastepujaca liste.
Zla1u no hana L, m or
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
SZW
w ManitOWOC.
eeeSSss 1859

ee eSs & :;S9e
ZAskUzONY SWIATOBLI-
WY KAPkAN POLSKI O.
KRZYWDZONY PRZEZ III
CZYCKIEGO.
WYSZYDZANIE OFIARY
MsZY SWIETEJ.
~SUSPENDOWANIE kUCZYC-
KIEGO JAKO HANDY DYECE-
ZYI.
~POTWIERDZENIE PRAW-
DZIWOoCI WSZYSTKIEGO TIE
GO, co KATOLIK DOTAD
PISAK O KUCZYCKIM.
Manitowoc, Wis, II Lutego.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
w dniu 5 Lutego przyby}em "a
Unforeseen 40 Manitowoc i stana}em
kwatera Il znajomego, W poblizu
g1osnego Domu Przytu}ku ola
starcow i sierot.
Ztamtad wezwano mnie do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
Ogden $1,000

OGDEN $1,000
Wbny. ks. W. Swiniarski, z
powodu h. s}abego zdrowia, z}ozyf
urzad kasyera Domu Emigr., przeto
wsze]kie 1askawe ofary trzeba
wysy4ac ma rece ks. Kukowskiego,
PREF. Domu Emigr.
KS. A. ZYcHow1cz
sekr.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Accident Insurance.

Riley Bros. have secured the agency
for the Travellers Insurance Co. Of
Hartford Conn, the largest and strong
est Accident Insurance Co. in the
world. Insurance ag ainst every kind
of bodily injury caused by accidental
means Full amount of policy paid
in event of death, loss of sight, both
hands, both feet, or hand and foot;
one-third of policy for less of one hand
or foot. $1,000 insurance, and SIS per
week indemnity for disabling injury,
costs from s. to SIS year, according
to hazard of occupation. Larger
amounts at proportionate rates. No
medical examination required.
A reliable Accident Co., represented
by home agents, is something much
needed in Shelton, as accidents are of
such frequent occurrence here. Work
ing men especially should avail them
selves of this opportunity of protect
ing themselves and families against
loss of time or life through accident.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Nervousness is from dyspepsia. Take Sill
mons Liver Regulator.
A Scheme That Failed.

Farmer Crowder had finished planting his corn
but his heart was heavy. He knew the crows
were whetting their bills to pull up the corn as
it appeared above the surface,
"pll tell you how to get away with the crows?"
said neighbor Stokes.
"How?'
"Get you gallon of mean whiskey aud soak
some corn in 1t until it gets full of the stuff, and
then scatter it broadcast in the field. The black
rascals will eatit and get drunk, and then you
catch them and then you can catcf them and
then you can catch them and pull their heads
of. That beats poison or shootn'."
In few + avs Farmer Crowder met his friend
Stokes.
"My c0rn's bodaciously reuint," replied Craw-
der, dolefuliy. II tried that ere scheme o.
your'n. and it's humbug. 1 soaked the corn
and scattered it one day, and the next morning
went down to the new grown TO see how il
worked
Found em drunk eh?'
''Found nothin, l hear devil OF fuss
down nigh the branch, and went to see what il
was. There was dad blasted old crow what
had gathered up all the whisky corn and had il
on stump, and he was retailing it out to the
others, givin' 'em one grain of that corn fol-
| three grains of my planted corn, and dinged il
| they hadn't been and clawed up the hull field
| by sections in order to buy from i'm.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
HOw'S ThIa!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toled O..
We the undersign, have known F. J. Cheney
for the last fifteen years and believe him perfect
" honorable in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists Testimonials free
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Munson's Holiday Bazaar.

L. K. Munson has opened out his
large and complete stock. comprising
all kinds of games and amusements
for the young, toys, gift books,
albums, dolls, p1aythings, whistles,
instruments, hobby horses, sleds for
the snow, and everything needful to
gladden. the heart of the youngster.
For the elders, there's fine glass
ware, perfumery, toilet sets, albums
choice china cups and nick macs,
dishes, manicure sets, silverware and
lot of goods selected for the especial
purpose of making agreeable and
useful holiday gifts. Better call and
make your selections early, while all
the lines are yet quite complete.
L. X. MUNSoN.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
A Missing Word.

Col. witherspoon found Jim Webster in his
yard and ordered him out AS Jim with drew
through the gate Col. Witherspoon assisted him
with his foot. Next day Col. witherspoon was
up before the mayor.
eyes, boss, he kicked me twice." said Jim
Webster, who was on the witness stand
"Where did he kick your
she kicked me op-foah God l disremember
de word"
"Sit down on that word. The case is dis
missed
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07

SEND us your name and address and we
Will mail you our latest catalogue
showing the Fall Styles in Cloaks, Millin-
cry, Dress Goods, Shoes, Gloves, Under
ware. Clothing, Hats Carpets, etc.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed ~ baking powder
- purs Or 50 great IN leav.
enink bow0r n tho Royal
CeW.Buttsr.

George c. Morgan. proprietor of the
Satsop, Chehalis county, creamery,
says that more oleomargarine is used
in Washington in proportion to the
population of the state than in any
other state in the uniox. Said he: Il
think the organization of q state
dairy commission, as 10 proposed, will
be good thing. A state law should
be enacted, in nay opinion, restricting
the sale of oleomargarine. It's gener-
al sale, and particularly as butter, I'm
juries the business of the makers of
genuine butter more than it would if
the people knew they were frequently
buying oleomargarine for butter. At
the Satsop creamery We handle $4,000
pounds Of milk during the summer.
That makes 600 pounds of butter.
Most of our pr oduct is sold in Tacoma.
Butter is now worth % cents per pound
at wholesale. I fully believe that the
dairy business will become one of the
biggest industries ia the state. 1
have never been in a state that was
better adapted to dairying."
Mr.. Aorgan's firm has skimming
stations at Porter and Montssano, be-
sides taking all the milk it can get at
the Satsop. The cream is separated
from the milk by separators by centri-
fuga1 force, the arms of the separator
making $500 to 1000 revolutions per
minute. In this way, it is claimed,
every bit of the cream is taken from
the milk. The skim milk is returned
to the farmers who take it home and
feed it to calves and hogs.-Ledger.
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
A Wonderful Discovery.

DR.. Checini's Electric SPAWN Cure positively re-
moves Bone spayin, Ringbone. Splint or Curb
In As hours without pain. $500 reward for fail
ure or slightest injury. The greatest wonder OF
the Nineteenth Century, astonishing as it does
the entire veterinary world. Circulars and test
monials free.
DR.. GUY CHECINI, 1878 Canal Street Y.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Shelton POSt-Officp.

Mails close for the East daily at IL A. N.
Malsclose for the North daily at II NJ.
Mails arrive daily II A. NJ.
General Delivery open from A. N. to 7P.N.
Mails leave for Matlock, Mason, Juno. Grove
and Satsop at a m every Tuesday and Friday.
Money Orders and Postal Notes issued.
j. f. SLIGH. Postmaster
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Netice Of Commissioners Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of coun:
ty Commissioners of Mason County Will held
eytra session on Monday, the 10th day of Deem
her 1894. for the purpose of examining and ap-
proving official bonds of incoming officers and
such other business as may come before 1t.
W. H. NANCE.
Chm. Board of Commissioners OF Mason Co.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
A Reliable Woman.

Wanted i'll every County to establish Corset
Parlor for the sale of Dr. Nichols Celebrated
Spiral Spring Corsets and Clasps. Wages $40 to
$40 per month and expenses. We furnish COM
plete stock on consignment; settlements month
ly. IS Sample Corset free. Send Is cents postage
for sample and terms.
NICHOLS MFG. CO., 1913 Canal Street, n. Y !.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Correspondence and County Notes.
HARrsrE1N Dec. 3 1894.

| 1c1E1N OCC. 1914.
George Wells was elected road
overseer at our last election receiving
the whole number of votes cast which
was twenty, and will be the right man
in the right place.
Born. to the wife of VIM. Kendrick,
a son, we hear they are doing we'll.
Ed Jones of Pickering was on the
Island visiting one day this week and
is going to put ont quite a number
fruit trees on his place soon, having
put out considerable small fruit
already.
Mr.. T. H. B. Newell has been plant
ing fruit trees Of late on his home
stead.
There is talk of tannery being es-
tablished on the Island soon. WHY
not; shoe leather is high in prepare
ton. the raw hides and Hemlock bark
can be obtained right here for tanning
purposes.
| A saw mill and general store is
needed On the Island badly and we
think would be a paying investment,
as soon as democrats begin to loose
their grip and money becomes a little
more plenty.
The school children have been
having bad colds Of late and some of
them had to stay out on account of it..
At the present writing NJ. o. Ful1er's
little baby is quite sick.
Wallace Lott was in Olympia
Saturday and reports the dredger laid
off for repairs. having broken down.
Miss Corey our School teacher went
home to Shelton to spend Thanksgiv-
ing.
George Wells went to Shelton Mon
day with the election returns.
o TEMPoKA.
ARCADIA, Dec, 3
The Ladies of Arcadia Sunday
School gave grand dinner to their
scholars, on Thanksgiving day, at the
School house. 1t was Royal spread.
Everybody was invited, without
money and without price. 40 persons
were seated at the tables and partook
of the many good things, set forth.
The Ladies are entitled to both credit
and praise, fer their untiring efforts
in maintaining one of the best con-
Quoted Sunday Schools in Mason
County. All the little fo1kes say
"God Bless the Ladies of Arcadia
and - do We all. RANcRER.
HARTsrEIN, Dec 1, 1894.
The election went very quietly there
being only one nomination, Geo Wells
School commences in Dist No S, On
Monday, taught by Tacoma teacher,
who will board with Mrs. r. p. Morris.
Mrs. Jackson returned from Tacoma
where she has been visiting friends
during the past week. Her husband is
employed in a large store there. She
purchased the REIMBURSEMENT of W A
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YILA-BARv4RD FOOTBALL DINNEh
Players ana 9ra :uatss OF the TIVE Colleges
brought Together st Sherry's.

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Brought Together st ShsrrJ's.
Several Yale graduates. among them sx-
Judge Henry z Rowland. George A. Adee. the
Rev. Joseph Twitchell. Walter Camp. and Henry
C. Robinson. gave dinner at Sherry's last night
TO Henry L. Higginson. the Yale and Harvard
football teams. and Q number OF others. most
OF them members OF the Alumni AssoeiAtons
OF the two colleges
The dinner was given as . compliment to
Mr.. Higglnson. who entertained the teams and
their friends in Boston last year. The rivalry
between the two colleges In the matter
OF athletics which has existed for so
many years. Is gradually getting less
bitter. and an effort :, win be made to
s ssi tee 9.sous Se.SS Neo. and de.ts We're
last s1a the sno.Sss
lined up on opposite Sides OF the football field:
More than hundrsd we're present Snd shSly
a GSSSs The TeH $sis soors wsts :sstsSsd
severn Seventh fms ssrses side q the banaust hall
while on the opposite side WERE srims sne
risbons hung from the balcony while IN
| the centre OF the. railing vas huge II. made ~
1 9oo asa wnS hank ~ blue and crimson bowers
and ribbons dotted here and there with Grim;
sSn II. and blue rs In sSs centre ,S 2,
tG Goddess $3.50" Of liberty. around which was
twined q. vine Of blue and rcd flowers;
| around the dining table. forming . may table
cover OF natural flowers and leaves. AZ each
| place was boutonniere OF rod and blue
Mowers The menu cards were engraved
With scenes from the football nsid. while in
| the centre were two nRures, supposed 20 RCD
hands. AL -
NO set toasts, but Judge Rowland called on
| several TO speak. Football was the subject o
| every speech, and every refersnee TO the VIC
| tories OF the teams Was Applanded.
| ImonR those pre sent were hobart Bacon, r.
r. Adams. Jr. }. II. shsftield, Endieo:t Pss t
body, Augustus Hemingway sienuInSu bnt,
chnsefts, Henry & Van DuZeL Perry Traford
| j. II. Ssers. ChAA l. Mcktm. CheS q BeamAn
eressmsn Burnett. Buchanan winthrop Hen
ryH Croeker, Julian Curtiss. aud Thomas
| Thatcher besides the Yale and Harvard teams
| together with the coaches and managers AnC
| many OF the substitutes.
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JUDGE LONG DENoUScEs LOcHRES
For Cut,.as or ths Ps1sIO.s OF Dsssrvtas
Veterans.

FLINT. Mich. Feb. 17.-Judgs c. D. LonE OF
the Michigan Supreme Court addressed the
@. A. r. poets at Flint last night on Patriot
lem aud Pensions"
Hearraigned Com missioner Loehrsn severe
ly for his cutting on the support OF old soldiers
without giving them chance 70 sho" thA'
their pensions were deserved.
There was time" said the Judge. when
Congress controlled the reg ulation OF pensions
but now one has been raised M who. miEhtisr
than all those before him. has sought 20 sweep
out with one stroke Of the pen the enurS ooh-
cation OF the Government TO the OLD soldlorI
Lately a. you know, ! have taken issue 9n
this proposition. and. God hslpin4 me- VII
GtAnd mT ground. II necessary. Until tns nien-
est tribunal In the country has decided oer
eommon cause, and declared that the Com mia
Sionsr has not arbitrary power higher even
than that Of the President himSslI;
The audience applAuded Judge Long Ntzor-
ousiy. snd when he had concluded resolu-
tiOn WAS passed iaVoTtnR his election AZ the
next Con msndsr OF the G. A. R. sum vas
raised for campaign purposes
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HYCEIA HOTEL,
LAKEWOOD, n. j.
THE PALMER HOUSE.

NOW OPEN.
Ihis nav and NJ agnncent hotel Is brick ssFassars
,upplisd uiIh AL modern cOnVsnlenee@
Fo5 '@'ss anu INV j. r. PALhER MANAGER
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WISSNER PIANO,

the only nrstclAss piano sold on easy monthly pay
ments; warranted ten years. Factory and warsrooms
2y4 2y8 2ps Fulton st. and $50 TO sos state ST. Brook
lyn. OPEN EyENINGS
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