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An ALTAR OF 81. AUG USIINE
'sassesated by the Arehbisho hoR-Augustil
Baiy's GiTt ca the Cathedral.

ha'y's Gift to the Cathedral.
lhe new sldo altar Of st. Augustine In st.
n'ricks Cathedrafwas consecrated yesterday
.ofning by Archbishop Corrigan. On Friday
"snins the relics OF the altar were placed on
ne altar OF the Holy Faith. and vigil was
,'P over them all night. Yesterday morning
o'clock the relics were put in the sepulchre
'ua sealed. The rites prescribed by the Church
,ue Then performed. After the conservation
.S'hpishoP Corrigan celebrated Il low mass at
ss @s hewiy consecruted altar. At the COM
~ ssn1h wv aqgns;in DAILY, Mrs Augustin Daily.
sssS,nHi sSSlei Judge DAILY were among those who
r1Ine ,Se new altar, which is the gift of Augustin
,ts;nn.n tn " OF pure white marble surmounted by q
Tnga.Sl OF ~. Augustine. The altar Il on the
Henue. - Va" '"'"'u'"i "o"' 'h'h
The sun., 1895-01-06
CLEARING SALE OF
Umbrellas.

26.inch Gloria Umbrella, present prioe. $780,
sale price. 7Dc. y
2s-ihch Gloria Umbrella. present price. $780,
sale price, s9c.
2s-inch Union silk, lne natural Handle, pre-.
ent price sl,75; sale price. 81 80.
2d-inch All-silk Tafteta, Tight Rolling Um.
raj handle sTa present S pree sso sale nss pTos
2s-inch all-sllk best quality finest imported
English Handle; present price, Sb.0Oi EAh
price, 1910.
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arssAlnu Aasrliesm.sl,.



lot oAmstio Edginss. &c. gard, resula,
value &c,
lot Cpmsrio Edalnss. &c. yard. rsguis,
value 100.
1 lot Cambric and Nsinsook Edsins.. 100
yard; regular value ig,ko
1 lot Catnbfic and Nuinsock Edgings, 1870
yard, regular value 1bc.
lot Cambria and Nsinso6k Edsings, 1sc. yard
regular value 15c.
lot Esinssok Edglnss aoc. yard regular
value 900
lot Cambrfc Edslnes. aSo. yard; regular
value $50.
A full line Of all-over E'nbroidorIer in cambric,
nainsook, and Swiss.
full line Of Flouucinrs In dotted Swiss. nsIn-
sook, and cauibrc.
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Our January Sale OF
Mems Unlaundered Shirts.

Twice year-n January and August-we hold sale Of
Shirts
They in of year.
what this positive
ing of fully one e-hird--
special lines ahead heretofore sold
the prices
Every spot the shirt has strengthened improve
perfect durability workmanship tina,
be obaned.--
o with
kand
o % In bosom al w 10 s ais
White Night
pice9 -
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EAT SPECIALS IN
Infants Dept.

500 Short Coats in chsviots. eiderdowns and
lambs-wool, all made with double capes, trim
med with fur and braid. at S3.es. worth $3.50.
200 Short Coats in cream eiderdowns, trimmed
with AnRora fur heavily lined, sizes to 9
years. at s1.0s. value s3.b0.
$50 Long Cnats in Bedford cords and CASH
meres, trimmed with fancy braids, heavily
lined, at s2.s0. value s5.75.
200 dozen Babies stripe and check fam Il
sacques In a lsrge variety Of colors at 29c.
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'PricS Price.
Lot 10000 yds. Of French
$500 yda silk and d wool l4sto
Novelties. .... ......:...... 225, .o8
5000 yards Figured and other e
Styles. .....................J
Lot 60, 500 yards Novelties ok.o
in all wool and silk and wool ao
mixtures variety OF styles.
Lot "a, 500 yards plain and
fancy Suitings, odd pieces
and short lengths. ........7o to 1.23 .4S
200 pieces double width all
wool Cheviots, Plaids. and
Covert Cloths us ,ful for Spring
wear. .....................46 40 to SO 30
40 pieces Suitings, assorted
camefhair, Boucle stripe chew
lots, black and white and blue
and white plnids. ....... 80 and .45 10
Q cases 40-inch all-wool Hen
riettas, new shades for Spring
wear. .s......''.... 90 .@b.
80 pieces 46-inch French Hem
riettas this cloth has beau .s5
tiful silk finish and in the 100 .4S
latest shades. s..................J
55-inch Scotch Mixtures forI O. o-
Travelling Suits. in invisible I, 20
checks, hair lines, &C.. i'o' 40
54-inch Ladies' Cloths. light
ana dark colors. .................l.VO .o5
About 1000, yards of Remnants, lengths
up to 8 yards, marked for about 25 cents
on the dollar
The largest assortment of velveteens, and
at the lowest prices In the city.
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WechSlte:rt; y; @|Fg9gs
Fulton and Duffie!d Sts., Brooklyn.
Our January Sale of
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

To the midst OF Un erwear
will offer Monday but put you the humor of buy
ing '
Such variety to suit want and every
In Judging Underwear the quality the muslin trimmings the shapes
the styles the sewing, the finish must be oonslered '
The gaudy but msy here but the plain and hs
elaborate ones substantially e can be found in our eoeo
The perfect fit Of our garments is guaranteed
The prices what would be obliged the muslin
and the Trimmings, ~.
In buying such ready made Underwear you br work and
stylish garments and escape the trouble of making
That you examine goods carefully all ask
We guarantee absoute satisfaction purchase
GOWNS
n
G6WNs vpcd
fgh sseyes trimmed with is and a1e snhroaeIes
sKIRTs Good Muslin peE ed eambe tucked bands
skiRf Camb9
onEmb
49, it
s$Ssf Ss$S AZ s @ @ '1s ,,., .,.,
GNGHAM n and
s3kI RREss5 & GS %mSI @ Ems and Lace circular
SfNSEzS HSSosss ss as9 % ssts i ss edges &C.
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FLANNELS AT CLEAR
ing Prices.

White Domet Flannel 3Ifc. instead Of SC.
Heavy White Shaker Flannel. lie. instead of
1Sc.
About 200 pieces dark colored Flannclette. tho
l0c. quality. at &c.
Plain colored Eiderdown Flannel. 19c instead
of 37I2c.
Late shipment Striped Scotch Flannels, worth
371Sc., at 25c.
/ lot silk Embroidered Flanncls soc. instead of
Sl.00.
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r and try that talk much about the first chance
I get I'll see for myself ..r
The very thing you should do
January offers the greatest opportunities Of the
at this store
In Coaks Furs Coakng Dress Goods and such everything
literally veryhng the list to be closed out at reductions
ing from 25 to rs per cent
largely for January Sales OF Muslin Underwear and
Housekeepers' Linens ready
Three Of competitors claim the championship for
lyn in these special branches
We hope not prejudced against adversno too
would ask you to give us hearing
We ask you to buy and compare
If find flaw in the advertising will not blame if
you stop trading here
The truth about the that it gets bigger fuller brighter
convenient and helpful every day
We always doing something to mnke better satisfied
with the place
The master hand buyers reaches spot where the
best goods produced and takes whatever worthy the
prices can be made interesting enough
No need hesitate about quantity quantity
THAT'S WHY HALF PRICES OR LESS ARE so FREQUENT
AT THIS STORE
greatest
o.~koo
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Black and Brown Coney Fur Edgins. with Jet
bead trimming, 16c. yard: actual valve 4Sc.
yard
Fine Genet Fur Edgng with fine Black Bead
trimming-want to close these out-at 38c
4sc, 5sc. yard; actual value 0sc, sl.2s, s1.4S
ward.
Fine quality of Alaska Sable Fur Trimming 1
Black Astrak han and Beaver Plush Trimmino
and IL inch wide. lie. yard: actual value 25c.
TO 40c yard.
yard; actual value 0Sc. yard.
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l.B-R8, B-B y; 2. X d. mate.
ySS KSSs eo9tn dy York
SsF grfy Bs.i3S ssT Ts. b. + hsS
NJ nfn b5mb,r Mrwsk Conn., J. Levy New York; Growers
GouSa: htoaiiysi cSarles smith Vest 'PSefea Peai.
Ea%n @ s Sd%s sas nsiedr nf tdas m% ss
CORRESPONDENCE.
ssGs. s. 900 aid not sys tie :ca
seP hosse. sSs sfs had ass
BIN that he tHodgeN would play showaIter another
% rrssf' aa y sSs Shsr hnasry ySS you a."
fsa E@ s ssws iGop H. I. Hf
lawn is corrsctly printed on the diagram on 9.
THE CARR DE LA RfGENcE.
There Is no moro famous chess resort In the
world ,han the Cafe de In Regence In Paris, and
u ~. Moses. the German expert. and NJ. Janow-
~ the Franco-POlish player, are engaged in q
nstch there. 1t will not be out of place to give .
i,w particulars about the meeting place Of the
back 20 lfis. and the pnsser by may see @ the date
Inscribed at its frontal. The Regcnce was then
kept by Nine. I.cclerc. whose beautiful eyes in
rrcseHt 1t is tho property of an excellent and
WORTHY, WORTHY Alsatan. M Kieer good chess player
He,vn,ches !calous,y over the good fame of
the R@Sence. ard preserves with great caro-
s1uYen!rs and relics of celebrated players
among them the bust and portrait of Philidor.
!n the billiard room is preserved table. and in
th ,hs marble op . set small plate. upon which
mere is the following legend engraved;
4 iaole on Napoleon, First Consul. joua aux
Lchccs. Cafe de Ia R4cence."
Nmohg the famous chess experts who have
Srec9, Phidor. Morphy. ANDERSEN, Mabe de 10
Hoorlonnais Descinpelle. Jean Jacques Rous-
Eau Diherot, d'A Drb"rt. Bernnrdin de Saint
,aai N"unann, de itivierc, Baucher, Czarnow-
ny MatchusEy, Mortimer, Koifer, Siwinsky,
mernoners. jean Preti, NJ Grevy, the late
Rake OF Villafranca. Baron d'Andre. Gunsberg,
ssaIhenhsus, Janowski. Lasker. Tschigorin.
s.flhns s.,hns and q host OF European and American
~iebrities and amateurs
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Our January Sale of
Housekeeping Linens.

periodical vsitor-ths saving institution than which
better has planned to benefit economical buyea
Thousands of Housekeepes eagerly waiting for it
They what have done for them the pastSue it
that have all previous efforts in the selection Of
We show only the best makes-Irsh Scotch
French Lnensn strong substantial qualities and great variety
of designs
Look Linens where you will examine the fax the the
quality and you'll that the best for the
Prices at this sale dcuousy low that shrewd buyers will
only buy for present wants, but with the future
[. .. 4: TABLE LINENS
ss 1 sSfs Ps.s's 3 @ %
sS.sS RED % b s Sd a dss ~
2s$s$ :. e: ss SS S 4. as al .
Shs 6s a ss 9s:! sz 81 ss & ss.s sss
LUNCH SETS.
% 1 : fss kRs'' Fringe Sets wit" and ''a
TOWELS AND T0wELLING. IN
si F % i sa usual, sold for SCOT m
Ss:s: 55 e. E 81 Sse 4f 'ss fz 4z.is ss
READY-MADE SHEETS AND PILLOW GASES
&c sssss $. s 4 za.as %sss mRs R.sT Ss'
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LADIES' WRAPPERS.

In connection with, tho Underwear Sale we
offer 500 dozen Cambria. Lawn. and Flanneletto
Wrappers,
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arr cHEss coRxEn.

.sr NO. 2p1-RY '. n. GUEST, snErHwrCK,
Fno sTAFroRpsHIRE, FroLAND.
-..,,fully dedicated TO hra W. !. Baird, Brieh
~ bas" rfLcx-FoUn rfEcEa.
ons It on "a, rs on q 2 and KBH
The sun., 1895-01-06
SPECIAL OFFERING

500 pieces Cotton Hair Cloth, an excellent sub
stitute for the imported kind. Monday, sc.
Fine Twilled Silesia, in all colors, to be &c.
Linen Grass Cloth, in black. slate. and white,
10c.
$50 pieces plain Crinoline, the 1oc. quality. to
be sc.
All colors in finest Kid Finish Cambria. 3xc.
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Our Entire Stock of
Blankets Must Be
Sold Regardless of
Cost.

ia White Blankets, tho Si,s6 quality. at 76o
pair.
f0-4 California Wool Blankets at s2.0s pair in
stead OF $500.
Several hu ndred pairs of fine California Blank cts
10 be closed at half regular price.
10 bales full-size ComtOrtAbles, worth Sl.25. at
7bc.
Down filled COmfortables, $3.50, S4.T5, and
$500, instead OF $500, $500, and $500.
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Circumstances
Cut Prices of CIOaks.

Second Foorj
of the
mako pfcr
n
seo
ehavee
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LADIES BLACK SUITS.

LADIES' BLACK SUITS.
Extensive line of black Suits in Cashmeres
and Serges; clearing prices, S12.05. Sl3.05,
S10.95, $500. $4,000; reduced from $500,
$4,000. 200. S26.0O and S2S.00.
LADIES' COLORED SUITS.
Large line Of colorsd Suits. in assorted styles;
clearing prices, Ss95. $1,000. Sl695 and
$4,000; reduced from s14.0O. $4,000, $4,000
and $500.
LADIES' SILK WAISTS.
Fine line Of silk House Waists. In black and
colored; clearing prices. S3.29. S3.0s. S4.3S
S5.96. and S7.45: reduced from $780, $500.
$500, $500. and 5000.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Children's Gretchens, In fancy mixtures, with
cape and silk-lined hood; former price, S5.8S:
Children's Gretchens, in fancy stripe, with cir
oular cape, trimmed with Hercules braid; for
mer price, S6.98; special, $3.50.
Childrens Gretchens, In all-wool Covert Cloth,
with cape and silk lined hood; former price.
$500; special, $4.0s.
Misses Jackets. in Kersey and Covert Cloth.
with velvet collar. every one this years cut; will
positively sell at half value.
Misses Jacketa In all-wool Chinchilla. with
velvet trimmings; former price. s1s.7b and
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LADIES' JACKETS.

LADIES' JACKETS.
rs Ladies' Jackets, mostly black. odd sizes;
" clearing price," S4.ss. reduced from $500.
$50 assorted Jackets, tailor made and
trimmed; clearing price," Las, reduced from
5000.
100 handsome extra long ,Cheviot Cloth Jackets,
velvet saisrs dy yery fnl, f ssIseyss; clearing
65 extra fine sample Jackets, lined throughout
mostly colors; clearing price," $1,000, reduced
from $500 and $1,000.
$50 handsome Chinchilla, Melton. Cheyiot and
Vicuna Cheviot Cloth Jackets; clearing price,"
S1O.D5. reduced from $1,000.
200 handsomely assorted Black Jackets. Prince
Albert shapes; clearing price" SLABS. reduced
from $4,000.
PLUSH CAPES.
Extensive limo of handsome Velour Plush
Capes. tippet and French sable fur trimmings;
"clearing prices" S0.46, S14.O0. S1s.95. $4,000.
S37 80, reduced from $500, $1,000, $25.00,
$500. and S45.00.
CLOTH CAPES.
Extensive line Of Cloth Capes. black and col
ored; clearing prices" 5000. $500. 5000.
$12.00. S14.00, and $500. reduced from 5000,
Sla.o0. $1<.00, $500. $4,000 and S25.0O.
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xmKBa; Q on q.Kte, n on q r. 8; Ps on ora, O
rSoBI .. and X q
EiutrsfIEcEs.
HAre to play and mate in three moves
,,optEu no. 2O?-Br II. \. coLvILLE, TIProu.
AMERICA.
BIAcK-FoURrEEN riEcEs
xouE5: y on X X y; Kits on q 8 and X u 4: be on O
II and IL :; Ps on Y ), y KITS, QB3, Qo, KID g.
XIV Kt /, and X Il
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CO LOR II + ID - IL T. & s
Goods.

A genuine Mnrkdown Clearing Sale for
january opens on Monday In our Dress
Goods Department.
All Imported Novelties and Fancy Fabrics
will be assorted in 3 lots.
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GREAT JANUARY SALE
Of Laces.
Will Be Sold Regard
less of Cost

Beaded Laces will DO sold at less than half the
original cost. IT,. .. p.
Black hand-run Spanish Flounces. AS inches
wide. Some OF these goods cost as high as 81 90
per yard; will be sold for 2.S5 per yard.
Embroidered Chiffon Flouncings. 40 inches
wide. In all colors, some high as $1,000 yd,
will be sold for from 81 90 TO 81. 90 per yard.
/ lot of Colored Drapery Nets, all silk, 10 inches
wide. were Sl.3b per yard. will be sold for 40c.
yard.
lot Black Chantilly Flouncings, As inches
wide. Some of these goods cost S4.00 per yard;
will be sold for 81 .25 per yard.
! lot Real Black Guipure Laces, inches wide;
original cost about s2.25 per yard; will be sold
for 36c yard. .t.
lot Irish Point Lace. s,f inches wide. 90.
yard; were 16c. yard.
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bsUH 2 MT :" uII' Y u Vr 2 ID u n d uIIu n MT o.
wHITE-TEy PIECES.
white To play and mate In two movcsL
soEuTioSs ro PROBLEMS NOS. $50 AND 200.
Appen led Is N, authors solution to No. ESQ;
LR-B5.Kx Ok X P-B3; b. P-K i. mate
R-b5.Kx II; =. Ok y, P-B4: 3 PIX 4, mate.
!, R-B 0, k-Q.; !. R-Q ch. XIX $: 8. Q-Rt 3,
l. R-B s.K-Q g; =. Q-P sch. X-B 8: B. Or 8.
i. !.-B 3. P-B 8; 9. Ok q ch. X II; g. PIX 4.
lint,
ec.
!. n ., Pm ~; 9RxP.E-o2; SQ-K q, mate.
Mas; ct Another, New York: Once More. New York
,"ii t'seL ,prooAlyn; W W Hearne IT. Hoboken:
loft;, !.ay via, Brooklyn; Theodore T. Huyier,
York: Jualor, New York; q. o. fiensbury. Boston.
hss&: j. Levy 5rooklya; Joseph Bradley. Brocslyn:
aTosers LII. panbury. Conn: Dr. A. II. Baldwin Nor.
sas Conn; julius Dahrdt, Johnstown n Y: Charles
tnlth West Point, N. ~: Joseph A. Coultsns,
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500 pairs 5-4 Made Pillow Cases:
Boston and Atlantic Mills Muslin at 80.
S1x90 Mado Sheets OF material 60c; this sale $40
0Ox90 Made Sheets cost Of material eOc. this sale AGO.
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TOWELS AND T0wELLING.

Large AllLinon Towels 1870, and 25c.
Of 500 doz fine Knoed Fringe Da'nak Towels size @2re
Glass Toweling, the quality. at SIC.
About doz. Brown and Fancy Turkish Towels,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-05
TIE ST. LOUIS END.

How Archbishop KRin Mi.uuderstood tho
Dispntch-,t Now Phase of tho situation.
ST. LOUIS, No., Juno THE cable.
gram from Rome puts quite a different
face on the supposed removal oil Arch
bishop keurick as narrated yesterday.
There has boen mistake somewhero
and the way il came about Is like this:
When proceedings were recently in
ssitused in the local courts in behalf OF
prominent Catholics, lay and clerical,
asking for the removal OF Archbis hop
kenrick from his trus.eeship ia the
church property OF the st. Loui, do
ccse. Archbishop kain took similar oc-
ton in tho eccles!astical court. He sent
TO the propaganda 4 petition setting
forth the same condition OF facts
narrated in the prayer Of the petition
ers in the local courts. lie further
asked that tho old archbishop be re-
moved and that he bo appointed arch
bishop OF ST Louis in his stead. There
was a reason for this dual procedure.
The local legal proceedings were in.,i.
suted to dnIermine first that Archbishop
Kenrick held church property in the
diocese Of Missouri as trust. Second.
that he was mentally incapacita,ed
IRON administering this trust. Third,
that q new trustee be appointed. The
hitch came in on the las: point.
Even though appointed with the
right OF succession, he had no standing
in court over his appointment as sue
cc.sor in the trust held by tho arch
bishop, which in view OF hi, position
was optional with the court.
In fact. il the judge saw fit hs might
have created fat job for somc friend.
not necessarily Catholic, and appointed
him to serve rs trustee until Arch
bishop kenrck's SUCCESSOR as an arch
bishop OF St. Louis was appointed by
Rome.
Tho point was ioroseen. and Arch.
bishop kain pe!itioncd Rome TO ap.
poin. him archbishop OF St. Louis.
On May " he received brief cablo-
gram from the propaganda stating that
his petition had been received and fav.
orably acted upon. llc took this to
mean that his rcques: had been COM
piled with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-05

In tho orlcnt-rurkoy'. Reply to tho DE.
mnnds Of thu Power. In tho Armsn ian
Matter Unshtisfnotory and H0rco " Ill Bo
usud-An English Fleet Already oh the
Susnr,
CONFERENCE.-THE Juno 4.-Tho repiy
of tho Turkish government TO tho notes
Of tho representatives OF GrOa. BrItain,
Franco aud Russia in regard to tho pro-
posed reforms Ia Armenia, has been
delivered to tho ENJOYS. Tho portc's
answer Is not satisfactory. The Turkish
Government docs not agtoo to tho pr!n-
ciplc Of tho control OF tho proposed TO.
inrms by the powers. After receiving
tho reply tho ENJOYS OF tho three
powers held n meeting at which thoy
decided to refer tho whole matter 10
their respective governments.
Tho position is serious, aud last weok
the British embassy informed tho porto
that Great Britain had resolved not to
accept any notifications Of the propo.
sltions. Tho presence OF tho British
Mediterranean squadron, consisting Of
seventeen ships. at Boyrout, points to
an agreement between Great Britain,
France and Russia to forco Turkey to
comply with tho demands OF the pow.
crs. Consequently interesting news
mav shortly be flashed from Bcyrout,
Syria. where 1t Is believed tho British
foo. will be called upon 10 support the
demands OF the three powers.
Tho measures which Great Britain,
Franco aud Russia iusist upon as pre-.
liminary to reform in Armenia, include
the appointment OF high commits
.ioncr for Armenia, general amnesty
for and release OF all political prisoners; I;
the revision OF certain judgments aud
the appointment OF commissioner to
sit a. Constantinoplc, charged with the
application OF tho reforms and working
in concert with the high commissioner.
1t Is also demanded by the powers
that the governors and vice governors OF
Van, Erzvroum, Sivas, BitlaS, khartul
and rrebiEonde be Christian or Mu.sel.
man. according as tho population OF
those places arc inclined. Taxes are to
bo collected by local and not by state
officials. The powers also proposc To
compel the porte to make radical
changes in the judicial system in order
to insure fair trials. etc. Finally tho
Turkish government is to be compelled
to strictly enforce the laws against com.
pulsory conversions to lslanism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-05
HAS A MISAPpREAENSION,

"tohbiihop KrnTloE Sot Depo.cd nv
N"mr' nnd Archbishop Knln Not III,
snece''0r-iiow thu Mistake Occurred.
EoME, June 4. 1t Ia stated at tho vat.
lean that tho briet cablo from st, Louis
announcing tho popO's deposition OF
Archbishop HOnricS. aud the nomina.
ton In his stead Of Archbishop Kahn as
successor, isduo to an unfortunate mIs.
apprehension Of n cable from Rome
which summarized tho action Of tho
cong'ogasion OF tho propaganda. The
written docrco was mAilsd to tho United
states several days ago and gives In full
tho contemplated changes. 1t does lot
doposo Archbishop konrlck from his
present titlo or position, nor docs II
appoint Archbishop Kahn rs bis sue.
ccssor Such action could have
ooen taken only through u papAl
DuII. Tho proient action is
decreo OF tho congregation made for the
purpose OF assisting in the management
and administration Of the church prop
erty OF tho archdiocese. Had tho arch.
bishop been relieved, no would have
been given new title as archbishop Of
a suppressed diocese In tho far ea,, in
order that tho change would entail no
sacrifice Of dignity or station. but the
decree makes no chanEeiu his title and
leaves him in possession Of HE present
title rs archbishop OF St. Louis. Il de-
fine, exss,ly apd clearly tho position Of
Archbishop kRin as coadjutor, making
more deauitO tho powers conferred
upon him year ago. It does not, how.
ever, mako him tho successor OF Arch
bishop konrick, bu: givcs him such
powers rs coaiju.or that no will be able
TO carry on tho laborious work OF man.
aging tho church property aud affairs
as though he were archbishop In uamo
or In fact. This will bring no depos.
ition or removal OF the venerable head
OF the archdiocese.
It is regretted that tho few word,
sont by cablO summarizing tho full dc.
cree should have been miscoustrued.
Tho decree was mailed to Archbis hop
kain and would not have reached him
until after the announcement made las.
Sunday based on tho cable.