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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
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ezIa aaeOlaesaf6w " dOfu
E,f8CacycIl.

i K a n arr arya>n
k IA rok Panski 1855.
p W so 1y Wlers e.
tai Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przygody, Zaprosiny na wesele
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 Prz godY L or k a. =
Clekawe opowladanle czas6w
Plastowskich.
U@ Je⪙ aboueut zanuejsco-
s0y, 2op2aciwsay 2 doldry 2a1eq2ego
a6omomentu, praqnle dostaG codo
plero wyszc2eg6haio,ay preze'1t,
poWlv}en rozem z abon0naentena
nadeaot 5 ce1at6ev ma przesezke
poczto1cq. MaczGj a0cole od mas
od0ru11ku me dost01ale.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
NaSZ PreZen:t
wart przeszlo $l.oo.

Kafdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zap3aci
ca}oroczny abonamenty W
kwocie $500, dostanie cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek pomiedzy
nizei podanego spisu- Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu aboneneowi, kt6ry
teraz ca{y rok naprz6d gazette
nasza cp}aci, wsze@ako maj
mniej do Stycznia 1896 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21

]a, ze dostaja sic one osobom
W formie nagrody, i s}usznie!
Ci kt6rzy ucza ciemne masy
patryotyzmu. MECH maja pew.
na zap}ate.
Dotad by}a pod tym wzgle-
dem niesprawiedliwoSc. Kilku
zaledwie wybrahc6w sta}o u
patryotycznego z}obu, macza
jac rece W skarbie po same
}okcie, inni zas tylko sic
oblizywali, gdy tymczasem
teraz, majac skarbonki pred
soba, i pomniejjsi patryoci
beda mieli o co przynajmniej
palce otrzeG.
Wiele nominacyi ma ten
korzystny urzad Jasnie Wiel-
mozny komisarz porobi}.
Terski i Cukierski beda
mytnikarni w sr6d swoich,
lecz ME widzimy nigdzie zna-
nego i zas}uzonego patryoty
Kar6la Domazego Nowaka
b. vice-cenzora. Ten ME tylko
ma skarbonke zas}uzy} - ale
ma praktyke ze skarbonka-
mi 49,.
So ludzie ludziska. Jeden
tax, a drugi inaczej. Panu
Damazemu mp. moznaby
pieniadze i bez skarbonki
pow1erzyc. 80. tymczasem
takiemu p. Teoflowi Stanowi
i ze skarbonki by wykradli.
On by zaraz chcia} Gently
liczyc, rachowaG, a to wszystko
1ichO vie ma co. Takirn
skrupulatom to tylko pogrze-
baczem po }bie i precz re
Zwiazku! Oni to w}asnie
dyskredytuja d instytucyq;o % maj
mniejszej kradziezy zaraz jak
baba wszystkim opowiadajac.
Nasze ch}opy ,,mniej O,
swiecone' ma sic rozun1ie6
zaraz beda pyta6 ma CO te
skarby, komu je powierza, ma
CO obr6ca? Uprzedzamy was
wraz Z Redaktorem ZGODY, ze
ME wolno wam o to naWet
pytac, bo trzeba zachowaC
sekret pred Moskalami. Wy
tylko dajcie pieniadze, a pa
tryoci sami ca}a kompania
wojenna odbedq.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21

Szanowni Abonenci niecZ7aj
racza W liscie, w ktorynl
przese}aia pieniadze, wyszcze-
golni6 tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragna dostac, wybierajac tax
ably wartosG pozadanych ksia
lex ME przewyzsza}a iednego
dolara / dziesieciu cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
Tska RozmaEtesei.

Sto tysiecy d}ugu ma chica~
:goskiem Wojciechowie, czter-
dziescie tysiecy wiecej, nM
,,koscielne property"sa warte'
Paraha nloralnie / re]igynie
zdemoralizowana punktanai,
kradziezami regalii i swieco-
nych choragwi i krzywoprzy-
sieztwena Of: b}ogie rzady sw
Jana Radgiejewa, jednego
z Kliki chicagoskiej Zmar-
twychwstahc6w.
Ma South Chicago ia Sw.
Micha}a siedemdziesiat pre-
sz}o tysiecy d}ugu, dwadzies-
cia tysiecy wiecej, niz kosciel-
ne property warte, zonaty
proboszcz, zyd, kt6remu W
Europie trzeci sic pono
obiecuje prezent !od Story,
paraha obchodami ulicznezni
komedyami zdemoralizowana,
reZigia publicznie wyszydzana
OF: b}ogie rzady Abrahama
Won South Chicago, drugiego
z kliki chicagoskiej Zraar-
twychvsstahc6w.
y $w. Jadwigi w Chicago,
para6a ma o5mdziesiat, jezeli
ME wiecej tysiecy dllagu,
ludzie So Cd dawna zdemora :
GzoWa12l / Eosciol zamkniety
OF: bzogie rzady trzeciego Z
kllki chicagoskiej Zmartwych-
wsta1zc6w, Srula Barzydskiego.
i sw. Staniszawa Kostki
Lofty pod koscielnemi property
do parafii ME naIeza. R6wniez
i kosci6l Z szlzoEa do parafii
ME naleza, bo ci2zy ma mich
pol n1iliona d}ugu, to jest diva
kroG pol wiecej, niz koscielne
property So warte. Ludzie
otumanieni szopka1ni wiatrern
patryotycznym, karrnlenl
prasa przynusowa pod
redakcya parszywego 5ydo-
silva, ot::b}ogie rzady centrum
k}iki chicagoskiej.
Pc innych koloaiach pol
skich lud i ksieza niewinni
czesto sic wzajemnie przesla-
dowali "a p;janego Slisza i
}, Kropid}o'' menazera Of:
piaty rezultat b}ogich rzad6w
kliki Zn2artwychwstahc6w.
Kilkanascie uczciwych
ksiezy polskich shahbionych
/ przes1adowanych, OF sz6sty
blogich rzad6w kliki
chicagoskiej.
Try Z rzedu zan1kniete
koscio}y: sw. Trolley, sw.
J6zafata teraz sw. Jadwigi,
OF si6dmy rezultat b}ogich
rzad6w kliki chicagoskiej.
Morderstwo pope}nione ma
sp. X. Mielcusznym, kradziez
akcyi spo}ki wydawnictwa
polskiego, okradanie syste-
wszystkich czeskich
polskich parafii ma korzyst
sierocihca Zmartwychwstah-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21


duchowiehstwa polskiego mas
potepia}a. Gala prawie prasa
Polsko amerykahska, jak
]eden maz, przeciwko nam
powsta]a. Rzucono ma nasze
pismo ekskomunike zwiazku,
Zjednoczenia Uni. Karami
zagrozono kropidlarzom nasze
plsmo abonowac. Denuncyo-
wano naszych korespondent6w
nawet pred Biskupami. w
w1asnem gniezdzie przez
d}uzszy czas musieliSmy krwa-
we prawie toczyc batalie
DR.. 1nfamisickim kIechem
Klawittrem. Milwauccy ksieza
solenne W ,,Kuryerze" Mi
cha}ka przeciwko nam pisali
protesta. Gale ,,uczone'
seminaryum detroickie pro-
chem siarka ma mas pluto,
S{owem wszystko W emigracyi
naszej uderzy}o ma mas, iakby
piek}o. Nawet do Europv
zaniesiono ma wystawe lwow-
ska skargi ma nasze pismo.
Wobec biskupa Horstmann'a
postawlono KAToL1KA ma
rownl z szparga}ami anarchis-
tow. Sprezyna zas tego
wszystkiego by}y gadzinowe
plsma Zmartwychwstahc6w.
KAToL1k jednakow6z odci-
nal sic bez strachu. Rqbalismy
to w lewo to w prawo, to
wlelebnych to nie-wielebnych
oszust6w, al dzisiaj KAroL1K
W oczach kazdego prawego
katollka polaka stoi nieska]a-
ny, jakoby swiat}o prawdy /
cnoty. Boja sic grzesznicy
naszego m}ota. Jezeli widzizny
krzywde ch}opka polskiego,
zaraz bierzemy }ajdak6w
miedzy m}ot kowad1o.
Stol teraz klika chicagoska
pred publicznoscia polsko-,
amerykahskq tax jak ia od
czterech lat malowalismy.
Zaden piatkowy swiniozerca
ME potraf1 zbryzganej kliki
pobielic. Koscio}y i parahe
kliki tona W bankructwie, albo
So zamkniete. Lud chicagoski
do nawiekszego stopnia obu-
rzony, k1iki ME pragnie wi
dziec. Ami arcybiskup, ami
pollcya W tenn nie poradza.
Duchowienstwo swieckie stro-
nj cd kliki, jak Cd zarazy lub.
| predzej tel walki ME
przepuScimy al ostatn;
Zmartwychwstaniec Z przyle-
g}osciami, jako to zonatym
zydem z South Chicago sw.
Jan z Radziejewa, p6jdq, gdzie
oieprz rosnie. Jestto naszym
5wietym obowiqzkiem, bronic
10 ostatniej kropli cary
yoryczy ten lud polsko-kato-
icki, kt6remu GAIA prawie
'rasa nasza tylko kieszenie
lol i wiar7 niewinnego serca
yydziera.
I CORY zapowiadamy, ze po
'ierwszych widokach stanow-
zego Zwycieztwa uderzymy
ia Pitassa W Buffalo, drugi
mierdzacy wrzod w naszei
hlopskiei cmigracvi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
cow, OF 6sn1y&rezultat b}ogich
rzad6w kliki chicagoskiej.

A~9N1o" MINI ell1SdSOohloJ'
Publiczne szyderstwo z
najswietszego sakramentu
podw6jnem wystawieniem W
jednym kosciele, OF dziewiaty
rezultat b}ogich rzad6w kliki
chicagoskiej.
Notoryczne amory kuchci-
k6w swietych ojczulk6w Z
r6znemi ma}piskami, miano-
wicie W w}asnej parafii, OF
dziesiaty rezultat bfogich
rzad6w kliki chicagoskiej.
Dodaj do tego miliony
bluznlerstw, przeklehstw z
Wojciechowa, Sw. Trolley,
sw. Jadwigi, sw .J6zafata, sw.
Stanislawa i reszty parafii
chicagoskich i masz wianek
okropnosci, jakich SWAT ME
widzial.
Ucza}y Redaktor ZGoDY
ubolewa mad niesfornoScia
ciur6w Zwiazkowych, podno-
szacych Cd czasu do czasu
g}os oburzenia ma tego lub
owego z}odzieja W urzedzie.
Ca}y lego wstepsnc|' # vku4 w
ostatniej ZGoDz1E, redukuje
sic do moskiewskieoo:
Mo1czat e,,kino svnvp'
80
lstotnle, nigdy zapeWne ia
cnota ME by}a tax potrzebnq
/ ME bedzle, jak W czasach
obecnych, kledy na]lepsl
zwlazkowl zamlanowan1 zostall
podskarblm' narodu l skar-
bonk1 Deda " sWolch palcach
maderoWac.
-.
trzeba : samo Przychodzl' ]ak
mp. Pana Nafka' sekretarza
Jeneralnego' " street-carze
nlegodzl"cy ooFaDo"all'
pasta IL racze] "1nszowac
P. MafkoWl nalezafo' ze ducha
przyna]mnle] re strachu ME
popusch' lecz te gawrony
zWlazkowe Wlece] mamone'
n1z patryotycznego ducha &C.
MAC Jednogfosnle z{odzle]em
obwo}al': Rzeczywlscle gdzle
Danuia, s}usznie D. Tab}onski
wo}aG moze, ze ,Zwiazek
trupem i smiercia snierdzi.''
o
Ae u"agl " 1orfnle oPatef
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
ZE SWlATA.

HELENE MODRZEJEW-
SK1EJ ME wolno wystepo-
wac w Warszawie, be dnia
1e go Maja, podczas wystawy
.chlcagoskiej, ma Kongresie
kobiet wypowiedzia1a to. .<co
Skazda Polka czuje.
X. DELEGAT Satolli
napisa} list do nowoyorskiej
WORLD, wychwalajac II lat
panowania Leona XIII. x.
Satolli widocznie wierzy W
potege prasy.
GAS przeznaczony ma
ogfoszenie bulll :papiezkle],
potepiajacej znane trzy tajne
towarzystwa, mina}. w jednym
z poprzednich numer6w. ~szero-
ko Q tel kwesty sic rozpisa-
lismy.
Z arcg5biskup6w nastepujacy
dekretu Leona XIII n / e
oglosili:::: Gibbons Z Baltimore,
FeeElan z Chicago, Ireland Z
St. Paul, Riordan z San
Francisco, Chappelle Z
Santa Fe Gross Z Oregonu.
Pr6cz tego wielu biskup6w
Na1ezy sic spodziewaG, aby
Ojciec Sw. powyzszych pra}a-
tow do publikovania swego
dekretu formalnie zmusil, do
czego jako namiestnik CAry-
stusa ma prawo.
w WlsCONsTNIE apia5ci
chca przeprowadz5t opodat-
kowan;e koScio}6v. w Illinois
ia san2a partya chce odebraG
arcybiskupowi p-awo DO
w}asnosci ko5cielnej. Kosciozy
naja bye inkorporovane.
AM JEDNO an; drusie
prawo Koscio{owi ME zaszko-
dr. Opodatkowanie jednalo-
w6z koscielnych maiatk6w
wynagat bedzie wiecej
dolarow Z ch}opskich kieszeni.
| dla tego katolicy posyinni
przecivko temu agitowa6. w
Kalifornii koscio{y So opo-
datkoWane.
Inkorporowanie zas parahi
W archidyecezyi chicagoskiej
moze wyjdzie koscioEowi na
korzys6. Take mp. hurnbugi,
jakich dokazuje klika chica-
goska NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
konlecznie przestana.
Ostatni demokratyczny
Kongres cofna} wysoka
taryfe celna Nc. Kinley'a,
odwo}a} przymusowe kupo-
wanie srebra ze strony rzadu
i na}ozy} podatek ma dochody
bogacz6w. R6znemi jednako-
w6z szachrajstwami splami}
sic do tego stopnla, ze repu-
blikanle ma pewno przy przy
sz}ych wyborach zwycieza.
Pr, ,A>CIC IA KATOTJKAI|
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21

Morderstwo pope}nione ma
sp. X. Mielcusznym, kradziez
akcyi spo}ki wydawnictwa
polskiego, okradanie syste-
matyczne wszystkich czeskich
/ polskich parafii ma korzysc
sierocihca Zmartwychwstan-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21

HELENE MODRZEJEW-
SK1EJ ME wolno wystepo-
wac w Warszawie, bo dnia
1e go Maja. podczas wystawy
.chicagoskiej, ma Kongresie
kobiet wypowiedzia1a to. .<cc
skazda Polka czuje.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
SAV8D FROM An ICY D7ATH.

Men on an Ioe Yacht PreoipitAted Into
the River ny tho Ice Giving Away
Under Their Yacht.
The crew OF an Ice yacht owned by
Hatch Brothers. brick manufacturers, AZ
Pea Shore, on the Delaware, we're given
q chilly bath yesterday afternoon. The
yacht had been acudding in the ice on
the cove back OF Fishers Point dyke,
when near the end OF Petty's Island. the
ice gave way and the boat suddenly
plunged into the water.
The crew shouted for help and was
finally rescued by some daring spectators
who vsntured out on the thin ice with
ropes and planks
The British steamer Oakdene, Captain
Sandal, from Hamburg, via Shields and
Halifax, for Baltimore. which went ashore
Saturday at AssAteague with cargo OF
salt and cement, has sunk and is full OF
water Vessel and cargo will be total
loss. Wreckers after taking of the crew
abandoned her.
The schooner TAlofR, which was blown
of to St. Thomas while enroute from
Portland to Philadelphia, in the recent
gales, will load sugar at Cienfuegos, foi
the Delaware breakwater.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
BEFORE THE CHANCELLOR.

A DeciaiOn OF the Court Based on the
Maxim That Equality Means Equity.
Petitions for Orders Which Were
Granted.
In Court of Chancery this morning J.
w Ponder presented a petition Of the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company,
trustees under the will OF Richard Jones
Bailey, for permission to receive certain
stocks and bonds in payment of s trust
bond in lieu Of cash. IL was granted.
j. H Rodney submitted q petition OF
Julia H. Brewer, sadministratrix, praying
the court to make a certain Judgment a
lien on recognizsnce.
Chancellor Wolcott handed down a
decision in the case of the Lord a Polk
Chemical Company, granting an order
that the fund representing the outstand-
ing accounts be distributed pro rata be-
tween all the creditors not secured by
judgments.
The Fruit Growers National Bank was
required to return funds already received
by II, the same to be placed In this fund.
Houaes'for rent, 1os w. Eighth street
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
AFTER TWO MONTHS TIME.
THE BODY OF BENJAMIN ToMMANY
FOUND IN THE BRANDYWlNE.

He Had Besn Missing Since Christmas
Home and Bride-The Ice Acted as
PrsaersAtiys.
While ssme men vera standing on the
Market street bridge over the Brandy
wine Saturday afternoon they saw the
body OF a man float out of he Bhute
leading from the race. They secured 1t
and notified Deputy Coroner Chandler
who removed 1t to his morgue.
The body was dressed with two pairs Of
trousers. congress gaiters. white shirt
over lnnel one, collar and tie. Height
feet inches, weight 100 pounds. hair
black and moustsche light An account
book bore the name Of Benjamin Tom
many, and the body was soon Identified
as his
Tommany was 40 years OF age and had
worked for William Lea 4 Sons as fre
man, and for the Harlan and HolllnRs-
/ worth Company as a laborer. He has
been missing since Christmas eve. when
be left his newly welded wife to 90 ID
work on Fourth street selling Christmas
trees for \ ~ smeliz
dis absence WAS reported 10 ths police
authorities and published In the EVENING
JOURNAL, but ne trace OF him could bl
learned II is believed that his body hai
been In the race ever since, the ice pre-
serving II. In his pockets wele founc
Is cents and a watch and chain.
Yesterday afternoon an inquest wal
held by the deputy coroner. SsverA
Witnesses were examined but none seemed
TO know anything Of the mans death
When he left bis home on French be-
tween Front and Second streets, hI
carried his lunch basket with him.
Samuel Glare. Of 7l0 Madison street
testified that Tommany left his baske
with him late in the evening saying b,
would be back In few minutes III
then went into store and Was never seei
again.
Clara Fullerton saw Tommany OF
Christmas eve He was In good spirit
but had not been drinking. James Scott
a relative, said that when he did drinl
liquor always affected his brain,
verdict Of death from causes unknown l.
i the Jury WAS rendered
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
THE TROLLEY DOWN THg STATE.

Senate Passed tho House Bill Incor-
poratinE the Dover and Milford Com
pany-KlninR Of the BiIl Allowing
New Cattle Levy Court TO Make an
Appropriation of $4,000 Causes n Hot
Debate IN the Senate.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
DOVER, March Representative
Pyle's resolution providing for q BIZ
partisan convention, and for lawyer to
draft such a bill was presented to the
House to day.
That body referred 1t to the Commit,
tee on Constitutional Reform.
The Senate killed the bill to- day allow.
ing the Levy Court of New Castle county
the right to appropriate $S 600 towards
keeping up the banks OF the St. Georges
Marsh Company,
Senators Pyle ana Handy voted for the
till Mr. Alrichs voted against it. 1t
occasioned hot debate. which lasted for
over an hour.
The Senate this morning passed the
House bill incorporating the Dover &
Milford Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Alfred Gawthrop will lecture before the
JOurneymen Plumbers Association At its
rooms, No. SIS Market street, Tuesday even
ing, on water
The report Of Building Inspector Dohl for
February shows twenty permits, one we'll
examined, three buildings. four chimneys.
one well, two stables aud one ceiling con-
demned.
a largely signed petition has been sent TO
the owners Of the steamer Republic requesting
that she stop at Gordon Heights on her trips
TO and from Cape May.
An attempt TO rob the. hen-roost Of viii
liam Ii. Mnrdock. No. llW French street, was
frustrated Saturday morning by Mrs Mur-
dock. who scared the thieves away by calling
for her husband.
The WILMINGTON Whist Clubs nrst four
went to Philadelphia the other evening and
met WRterloo At the hands Of the Hamilton
CLUB. II to %.
The Brandywine Hundred Association for
recovery of stolen horses, Incorporated in
1877, and now numbering hfty-hve members,
met Saturday at Perry's tavern. Miles
Frame 70 years of age. was In attendance.
"A public mite box opening will be held
| In the lecture room of Asbury M. X. Church,
on Medoes lay evening. an interesting poo
gram has been prepared No admission Will
I be chsrged.
jackson and Sharp Company, which was TO
have been tried before special jury this
morning, was continued owing 10 the absence
of a material witness.
"A fne Pullman car was shipped from the
Wilmington shops TO Washington this morn
i ing.
Property owners have already begun to
repair their bursted and soggy brick pave
ments, torn up by the frost.
Mrs William K. Frank, wife of w. h.
1 Frank. q King street merchant, died a. her
home. 10. 90i West Tenth street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
ANOTHER SPANIARD TO LEGVG.

The Cadagua, which Has Been Polished
Up and Supplied with a New Pro-
peiier wheel, Ready to Load oil for
balboa.
Early this morning the Spanish
steamship, Cadagua. was run off the dry
dock at the H arlan and Holllngsworth
Company's shipyard, the important
repairs TO her hull and machinery having
been completed All day yesterday and
all night the large force OF workmen
tugged and hustled to get the steamship
ready to leave for PhilAdelphia this
evening.
She will probably 60 out Of the
Christians before sunset, and proceed
TO Philadelphia under her own steam.
At Point Breeze she will load crude
petroleum for Balboa.
The Cadagua was put on the dry dock
last Thursday and work Logan at once
and has continued day and night
since that time. Her bottom
was cleaned and painted and 3 new
propeller wheel, aweighing five tons
was cast for her Meantime her Eek ra'
wheel has been taken out Of the storage
room and put on to replace the old one
The new wheel will take the place OF thl
extra IN the vessels store room.
At the Pusey s. Jones Company TO da,
the work OF boring the new wheel Is II
progress. There was no boring appa
ratns at the H. 4 H. Company's larg'
enough for the work on this monste
wheel, but the former companys borlnE
mill had ample accommodations ant
facilities for the propeller.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
IT is EX-SENATOR HIGGINS NOW.

And Much rs He Would Like TO yucceed
Himself There is no Stronger Indica-
tIon To-day Of His Dning SOL
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, March The Solons 1t the cap
ital Of this little Diamond State have dali
lied and tarried so with the ballotIng for
United States senator that Mr.. Higgins
WAS unable 10 succeed himself. His term
OF representing Delaware in the United
States Senate expired at noon to day.
At the same time his faithful followers
we're doing their utmost to secure his
election
II Mr. Higgins should obtain the de-
sired end, It would simply be to fill an
unexpired term.
One ballot was taken to day. It
resulted thus Higgins, 8; Wslcott, q
Addiclss, 6 Massey, A. Martin, B.;
Bayard, 1.
representative Townsend was to-day s
absentee.
The anti Wolcott men blame Repre-
sentative sypherd for the chAncellor's
name still appearing in the senatorial
fight
They assert that but for his strong
Wolcott talk at the Democratic con.
ference the chancellor would have been
out Of the fight the next day.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
THERE MAY BIZ TWO SYEEGOGUES
The Reformed and Orthodox Jews Form
Congregations and VIII Raise Money for
Them.

The Reformed and Orthodox jews Form
Congregations and WIN Raise Money for
Them.
The split between the two factions OF
local Israelites, the Orthodox and
Reformed, has widened until now the
breach Is beyond repair and It is highly
probable that two synagogues viii be
built
Both Of the factions held meetings
yesterday afternoon. The reformers
met in the Smith building and elected
the following officers: President, David
Abramson; secretary, solomon Bshring
treasurer, Morris Levy. Forty Ave
names were signed to the membership
roll and the following committee &c
select name for the congregation and
draft constitution was selected; Nathan
Levy, Samuel Schless, Nathan Barski
and Joseph Lichtenbaum.
Considerable money for new syna-
gogue has been subscribed.
The Orthodox Jews met over Crosby &
Hills. and q congregation was formed 20
be known as Kesher Israel with the
following officers: President, A Harris
secretary. B Gleeckman; treasurer, P.
Sklut. A committee Of ten on constitu
iion was named, and about 800
subscribed for the synagogue. which
raises the sum to about $700. A.
Erschler, of Philadelphia, spoke in
German
Prominent members of both factions
stated to an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
that both synsgogues would be built
but not before year or more.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
THE CONFESSIONAL.
Father Bermingham's Elo-
quent Sermon Last Night.
ooNDBMEs Bx-PRIBsr sLATTERY

And Says He should BE Treated with
Silent Contempt-one Of the Largest
Congregations Ever in This City at st.
Mary's Last Night = Many Turned
Away.
There WAS an immense audience at st.
Mery's Church last night TO hear Rev
William j. Birmingham talk about
THE Unmasked Confessional" Every
seRt WAS filed, and msny chairs along
the aisles were filled. scores Of people
were turned away. 1ne choir sang
special music, and for the offsrtory
John O. Mahoney sang Pro Peccatis
from Rossinis Stabot Mater
The sermon, Ii part, was as follows
''As 1t was with our Divine Lord, so It
Is with the action Of His Holy Church In
regard TO sinners. The world bsheld her
as Christ our Lord established her, in her
spiritual l0veliness and beauty, IN
me jesty, 10 unity, In truthfulness and Ia
power Men are obliged to acknowledge
all the beautiful things that dwell in the
| church.
when they see her best and holiest in
the hospitals and orphRnages. attending
the poor, mea fill the world with praise
OF this mercy which Is organized In the
Catholic church. Why they see 1 000
Of her bishops meeting in council. all
having the word of one man, and before
that one bowing as before the voice OF
God. they bear willing testimony to the
wonderful unity OF faith.
why they contemplate her priesthood,
conseorated to God, they give testimony
/ to the devotednsss which exists Ia this
Catholic church.
And so over and over again men say
we admire the strength Of your faith
/ the piety of your worship; the wonder
/ full energy of your organization; this
ancient traditions. But don't speak tC
us OF confession. When the confea
sionsl lie abused. they listen to the abus,
Of 1t with greedy ears.
"calling to him, His disciples, Christ
said The Father sent ms that whore sin
abounded, grace might abound still more
Again, / say unto you, that even as the
Father ssnt me. also send you
"Then breathing upon the apostles, Hs
said. Receive ye the Holy Ghost. who's,
aims ye shall forgive. they are forgiven
them, and whose sins you shall retain
they are retained
THAT moment as the breathing Of tn
Son Of God, the power that WAS In Him
was communicated to His apostles.
"The mission OF God was to deal witt
sin and sinners He gave that power b
His disciples, and II that power died wit
81. John, the last OF the twelve disciples
the mission Of Christ came to an end
II is absolutely necessary to acknowledg &
either the power was transmitted to th
apostles and from them to the priesthood
or 10 confess that the action OF the 80
Of God must have ceased when the last q
the apostles died. and that was an end q
AL hope Of pardon for sinners
Upon this assumption, Father Ber
mingham gave a clear exposition Of III
confessional Ia his address he allude
to the e1-Prlest Slattery, condennin
, him In no measured terms. He regre tie
that the Catholics had given him g
much notoriety-that such a scoundr'
should be treated with silent contempt
There were many non Catholics In III
audience.