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Steamer Gregory Hr Pope. Manaos November %. Para
% l noi nos at n sh Bar az ana M
Steamer Santiago. Leighton. Manzania November -
Cenfucg = December ,. santiago and Nassau $. with
md-e and - passengers TO James Ward & Co. Arrived
stcamcr Nor tNorj Hendixen Dencrara November 81.
fbadoes 20 Dominica december and - KITS T. win
steamer Guyando,e. walker. Newpor: News and Nor
steamer Trinidad dr Fraser ncrm1da presmbsr TO-
sand Sandy a" HOOK . & j. Dec IT, $50 p m-wnd
steamer o,u. Gr,. Sutherland Kingston st AIMS Bay.
steamer state Of California Dr Braes. Glasgow
.ieamer II + DImock Bearse Boston, Mass-H Dim
Steamer venezuela IIopkns La Guaya. Porto cabello
! and curacao-Boul'on Bliss BALLET ~, c.,...,o,
steamer Croaian. Mckee. Wilmington. c. and
Gcprgc'own-W William T. clyde e. CO.
steamer V Bruno I"wIs Eal'lm9reM Nh fos,rr
James T. Ward 90. ~
r rc x, Sh Aftra via 81 Vinceni-Nor,on & son
steamer Goldsboro swain. Philadelphia Penn William
steamer Kansas city d'D. Jones Bristol. ns-James
steamer John r. Dallas Thomas. New-IIaven Conn
steamer Kansas CITY Fisher. Savannah Ocean IS 60;
Steamer Manhattan. Brlgg. Portland. Ma!ne-tioratlo
steamer Mississippi TD. cannons. London-New-York
'' s,aamer creole eager New-orleans-E Allen.
steamer Mantlnea d'r,. Masters Newcastle England
Sandcrson a. Son. ~ ,,.,, ..
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
Dominion
steamer Ola Dominion. Blakemsn Newport News and
Richmond old Dominion 50 Go. . -
Steamer IL Noric. Hawthorne. New Orleans-John T.
Vanslckle. -, ,., 49,,
"parE Aviemore ,Nor, syensen Christlania. Norway
Benham 4 Boyesen.
SAILED.
steamars r-mbr,a ODD FOR Liverpool Edam Dutch.
Amsterdim: Champagne Frl Havie. Manauense tBr).
brunswick: Alps ,BD. Halifax Ohio 3D. Hull:
Venezuela La Guayra. Porto cabeo and Curacao:
Orzaba Havana. etc: British Queen 'Br, Antwerp.
Athos ,B, Kingston. ia state OF California tBr).
Galveston: Mississippi trD. London. Ontario tBr Lon
don: Kansas city Savannah: Thingvallt DAM Stettn
eonenhasen etc: Yorktown. Norfolk and Newport News
ana FL Nortt New Orleans; Creole New orleans; Old
Grenada and Trinidad; croaan Wilmington n c. and
Georgetown. e. -.
Earks George $ Homer. for Adelaide Werner tNor)
Liverpool Grace Lynwood Port Elizabeth. South Africa
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Westernllnd u,elg) Mills. NewYork for Ant
werp passed he Lizard December H.
steamer la Gascogne dr) Baudeon. for New-York
sailed from IIavre December IL
Steamer Iaandam Dutch. DE Nries. for New-York,
sailed from Amsterdam December H.
Steamer OLDHAM Dutch. Roggeveen. from New-York,
arrived a Rotterdam December IL
Steamer Mannheim fGer) Ocheman. New York for Lon
don. passed the Lizard December IL
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BOARDER'S TRUNK PLUNDERED.

THE MOST RECENT IN A SERIES OF RoBBERrEs
IN AN UPTOWN HOUSE
Mrs. Jennie Moore keeps a boarding house at No
20S West Seventy one OF her boarders is
Charles Magnus a steel manufacturer Mr.. Magnus
travels a great deal. Before starting his last
trip he left his runkfu OF clothing In the cellar OF
the boarding house. He returned home Friday
night. and went down TO the cellar to get MS dress
suit OF his trunk. To his surprise he found that
the trunk empty. The lock had been wrenchcd
Off. Mr.. MaPnus went TO the West Sixty eighth-st.
station at once and made report OF the robbery.
The clothing s.olen Is valued at $500 Detective Nc
Naught detailed the case. No arrests were
made yesterday.
THIS is not the first occasion on which Mrs. Moore
has been troubled by thieves. Last summer several
pieces OF diamond tcwery were stolen from the
OF a boarder named Lathrum They were not re-
covered and arrests were made. Then. again. ner
house plunderel by a notorious sneak thef
named Wood. The detectives could not find Wood.
Mrs. Moore was walking day wncn she
Wood on a streetcar. She pursued the car ana had
the man arrested. lie sent 10 the penicntiaTy
for five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

Art" Professor Wer's third lecture will he dciiv-
cred at the place at II o'clock next Saturday
morning The topic will be Gutenberg and Al
bert Durer."
f. l.. Hunt will speak on the Junior Republic at
Pilgrim Congregational Church. One-hundred-and-
twenty -first-st and Madison ave. this evening ut
o'clock Francis Fisher Powers has volunteered
TO sing at the meeting. and the Rev DIR. Samuel
H. Virgin will preside
The Ward Line steamer Santiago brought into
port yesterday from Nassau Captain Harding and
seven shipwrecked seamen OF the brig Eugene
Hale of Calais Me. which went ashore on ESuma
Reef Bahamas on November IS. There were also
on board the Santiago four seaInen from the Nor
wegan bark Margit. which was wrecked at lnagua
on November q.
Lafayette Post No 40. G. A. r. will celebrate
the sixteenth anniversary Of the founding Of the
post with a dinner at the Hotel ST. Denis on
Wednesday evening next. Among the guests Will
be the Rev. Mark b. Taylor. chaplain-in-chief OF
the order. Chaplain Taylor is an eloquent speak
given three weeks ago 10 Commander n-chief
Clarkson.
While the rryboat John King. Of the Erie Rail-
road, was making a trip from West Twenty third
st to Jersey City at midnight on Friday an IN
known man Jumped overheard and drowned.
The boat stopped. but no trace Of him could
be found.
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THEY surely III heir hohd So'''
FROM "TE BIG STORE here they will find greater
variety TO select be secured in other two stores
in New York CITY, Of the starways ana large
elevators and broad ae shopping here pleasant than
elsewhere LASTLY every item in "The Big Store
will be found marked in lower than similar
goods can purchased anywhere else in New York 'ty
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are sold on the main floor around the
fountain. and here YOU will find larger
stock Of plain. fancy. initial. linen or SILK
hondkcrchiefs than is displayed elsewhere
to-day In this city. Shrewd holiday shop
pers have already found out that this Is
handkerchief headquarters. not only for
quality. but for unprecedented low prices
"a we'll
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When a merchant sends a commercial traveller
ION the road" he knows where he Is going. When
he sends out his other drummer In the shape OF
an advertisement sometimes he knows where It's
gong. but generally he doesn't. His messenger In
the shape OF TRIBUNE advertisement is ono Of
the exceptions to the general rule, for the adver
tiser can put his finger upon the very class that
will reach. and he knows that they have the means
wherewith to patronize him.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10.
thursday. DECEMBER II.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-sATURpAy. DEC. H. 1896
ARRIVED

Steamer ST Louis Randie. from Southampton December
mdse and 10 the Intentional Navga-
ton co. Was reported south Of Ere lsand at 1874
steamer Potomac Anderson. Av0nmouh November
81 in ballast Gust Heye Arrived at the Bar m.
steamer Kaisow tIr. Warrall Yokohama August %.
Kobe September H. Shanghai October o. Foo Chow H.
Annoy IS Hong Kong 20 Singapore 2s Port Said Novem
Der IL and Aglers "a with mdse 10 Irwin Mcbride,
Catherwo GOD 4 CO. Arrived At the Bar at $3.50
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Steamer Olympia tBrl. Craig. for New-fork sailed
from Naples December II
Steamer Paris. Watkins. Tor New-iork' saheo tro'h
Southampton December II
Steamer Gienturrc tBrl. Webster. from New-iorK ar
rived at Shanghai December ~ . - - Vt. III,
Steamer Kensngton Obj, Bona, LOT Ne"-io'n' ea'eu
from Antwerp December L. -, ~,
Steamer. Torrdon (BD. Girgent, for New-fork sa'ed
from IT Mlchacls December 10 - ., M
Wcamcr Anapa williamson for Cardiff November 30
far New-York put In AT - Michaels pe'c"oe' L. ''e
lost two blades OF her propeller =, ,,,.......,
Steamer ,,yIonIa tfiD. Wnspear. from Mediterranean
ports for New York. passed Gibraltar december J..
Steamer Jersey City I), Lewis. saped from s"""sea
for NewYork December H. 80, ,, A..
Steamer Sirius ujr) Ford sailed from Mo '"ie''o '
New-York December H.
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Steamer Georgia GER Russ. from New York No'eH'~
for Stettin. arrived Swnemunde December D.: 49,
Steamer Columbia Ger. Vogelgesang from New-A"s
November 2s, arrived at Genoa December H. . a..
steamer Marina uSr,. Burgers from Nsw-fok w
veinber 10. arrived at Ipswich December H. -, ~.
Steamer Nomadic ,Er). Clarke, from New-fofk "
cenber l. arrived n Liverpool December IL -
Steamer Liato l,r). Rlppcth from Nev-York Nosefu-
Der 20 arrived Newcastle Eng. December u. A.
steamer Bearlen (BD. Carroll. from New-i OK "
81 for Manchester arrived at Liverpool peee"-
Der L.. -. v.rk
Steamer Lord Warwick (3rl, Neysey. from New fo'A
November % arrived az Queenstown Decepber II
Steamer Maskelyne tsslg). RUSSELL from New, ~.
November - for Manchester arrived at Liverpool ~
ccmber IL.
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Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7lG 43s Moon sets IN % Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM Sandy Hook 2.ii Gov. Island 23s Hell Gate +3i
sandy Hook = - GOV. Island 800 H"l CATE I -
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 49,
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails
g Ia1yd............ 200 1900 a m
Bordeaux. Cape Hayti. French.
Seminole. jacksonville. clyde. 300
El Monte Neu -Orleans. MOrgan...... 300 IN
CITY OF Birmingham. Savannah. Saw. 300
Madiana 81. Thomas Quebec. ...... .l23o m 800 IN
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10
81. Louis Southampton. American. % 1000 IN
Noorcland Antwerp Red 1000 1900 m
Majestic Liverpool White 300 IN IL 90 IN
eeu Havana. - Y e. cuba. ] 90 400 IT
Iroquois, Charleston. clyde ........... 800 IN
Alamo. Galveston. Mallory ........... 300 !
Monte, <cyr-Orleans Morgan 300
THURSDAY DECEMBER II.
Relaura Montevdeo Iamport & Holt. 500 a m % a m
Trinidad Bermuda. Quebec. 500 1890 a m
Santiago Nassau y. y and Cuba. Loo m. eco m
Grande Duchesse, savannah Savannah --- 300 IN
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Czy cierpisz pfciOya njemoc, r

Jekeli tax TO "a poole Ct recepte (darmoJ ma WV.
ezaJne lekarsteo domowe, kt6re wpleczyfo mnie 70
stabosci. powstalych = r6hnych ekces6w jakich do.
puszczafem sic W p6zniej-zych latach. Jest TO new.
ne lekarstwo przeciw osfabieniu nerw6w, pofucyf
wzmacnia male oshabiOEe narzady czy 20 n mlodveb
Wa Adres:
Thomas Slater, box 1915, Kalamazoo, Mich
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Cenralns fsVarzystWo Pdsk v Lmsryss.

u. Rosmo'0sha, Sekr. prot.
l63 >. Wood st. Chicago
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Jezei kto z czfonk6o Zaoiqzku ME o.
trzymo1e regularnie ,,Zgody", popi-
MEN o tenn natychmiaSt za,ciodomie
Sehr. Jeneralnego, a ME Redaktora,
ht6ry Z adresami odbiorc6U organu
z~'ciqzko~ego nic ,csp6lnego niema. Ale
zdcioddmiojqc o tenn, naIezy przede-
'rszystkiem POda6 nOaoy ddres doksad.
ny, obok da,onego. Teraz dzieje sic
tax, ze, jezei kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy.
mWe regularnie, u,oaza ga utasciDe
mas z,cymySldt 4 ME podae- spego
odresM Skutek taxi: dalej ,Zgody"
ME otrzymuje.- SEKR. JENERALNY.
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wszystkich Partyi jak przystoi ma sy.
now jednej matki Polski
b Poniewaz OBJ. X. Belihski 20.
stswszy prezesem Zjednoozenia, pobu.
rzy& j rozdwoi} bra6 nasza, podjuadza.
JAG ich do bratob6jczej walki i ME do.
puszczajac do tego, ably wspolne UREA.
dzano obchody, przez CO dai zly i pote.
pienia godny przyk}ad zrywania soil.
darnosci narodowej
~ Poniewaz 6w OBJ. K. Belihski.
targnai sic ma czesc i slave akcyonary.
usz6w dyrektor6w hall Pulaskiego,
oa1kiem bez powodu i bez podstawy,
nazywajac publicznie ma obchodzie H.
stoPadowym W sail szkolnej s-go Woj.
ciecha, nasza hale Puiaskiego, kt6ra
slusznie szczyca sic wszyscy polaoy -
r~jaskinia zb6jcow" inak}ania} rodak6w,
ably do tel hall ME uczeszczali, przez GO
przynosi szkode j uszozerbek materyal-
ny tejae hall
81 Poniewaz 6w OBJ. X. Belihski,
bez prowokacyi z~aczepia, osmiesza j o.
czernia z~wierzchnik6w hall Pu}askiego
i cz}onkow tel organizaoyi narodowej
polskiei, ktora uwazamy "a jedna z or
ganizacyi, Representatives. spoieczehstwo
Polskie W Ameryce i otwierajaca wrota
ola wszystkich polak6w dobrej wolf:
Przeto my nisej podpisani protestu-
jenny publicznie i wyraaamy pogarde
nasza ola obyw. X. Belihskiego i piet
nujemy go niniejszem jake czlowieka
bez zasad, bez charakteru, beg poczucia
polskiego, dzialajacego ma szkode spo-
1eczehstwa naszego Ameryce i spra-
wy polskiej przez podjuAdAanie braci ma
braci i przez wszczepianie zadzy do
waikiki bratobojczej i ubolewamy szcze-
re j ~serdecznie, il tax powazna organi-
zacya jaka jest Z~jednoczenie Pol. RE-.
Kat, ktore zalicza do grona swego
ludzi rozsadnych i dobrych Polakow,
mogia powierzyc powierzyla zaszczyt.
ny urzad Prezydenta takiemu czlowie.
kowi, kt6ry jej tylko wstyd przynosi.
J. Chmielihski, PREF.
w. Maska, wice.prez.
j. P. Mielcarek, sekr.
w. Jaworski, kasyer.
FIR. Smietanka,
Bernard L. Maciejewski,
S. Rokosz, dyrekto-
Antoni Stefanowicz, NV.
Fran. Marcinkowski,
John ~Jareozek,
Jozef Napieralski
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ZawiadOmienie.

Towarzystwo Polskich Murarzy mr.. /
W Chicago dale przadstawienie amator-
&ie dnia 12go kwietnia 1895 r. ma sail
Walsha, r6g Noble j Emma ulicy. O.
degrane beda: ~rFlisacy" obrazek lu.
dowy W jednym akcie re spiewami, O.
raz rPochod z pochodniami', kroto-
chwila W jednym akcie re spiewami.
70 p~rzedstawieniu bal i mazur z ma.
grodami.
komitet teatru i balu: A. +. Cor
ski, U. Marsza{kiewicz, Zielihski. Isl
w. Blackhawk al.
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(Nades}ane.)
Protest.
CHICAGO, dnia 5 stycznia II

CHICAGO, dnia 5 stycznia 1896.
Ma wslnem zebraniu dnia 8 grudnia
1895 r. W hall Pu}askiego, zebrani Po-
lacy, obywatele ! akcyonaryusze Tow.
Budowy hall P~ulaskiego, W imieniu
swoim i wszystkich prawych j dobrze
m~yslacych Polakow, zamieszka}ych ma
Wojciechowie ~protestuja jednog}osnie
j uroczyscie p~rzeciw postepowaniu pc
wnych burzycieli spokoju publicznego,
a mianowicie przeciw obyw. Klemenso.
wi Belihskiemu, a~dwokatowi i prezy-
dentowi Zjednoczenia Katolickiego p.
o. b. S. j., motywujac protest swoj W
ten sposob:
~ Poniewaz OBJ. Belinski, przyczy.
nil sic do wprowadzenia W zyoie TAX
zwanyoh trzech ~punktow, przez co W
swym czssie kolonia nasza, tax zgodna
! przykiadna w~strzasnai prad niezgody
i rozdwojenia
p Poniewaz pc usunieciu osiawio-
nych trzech punktow, zgoda swiets ]
jednosc znowu przyk}adnie z~apanowaiy,
czego wynikiem byiy wspolne obchody
narodowe urzadzane przez czionkow
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
POdziekOwania.

Przewielebnemu ksiedzu K. Sztucz-
&c, Proboszczowi parafi sw. Tr6jcy, O.
raz parafanom, sk}adamy serdeczne pc.
dziekowanie "a zebranie ofiary W kwo,
Gle s2l.2Sc. ma szpital polski PREY pc,
winszowaniu Nowego Roku przez die.
CT szkolne.
Siostry Nazaretanki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Wielmoznym pahstwu: Stanis1awowi
i Waleryi S~}omihskim, "a z}ozenie o.
fairy W kwocie $50 ma biedny szpital
polski. w mod}ach codziennych pa
mice zachowamy o naszych szlachet
nych ofarodawcach, ably i'm ten dobry
uczynek Bog stokrotnie wynagrodziG
raczy}.
Pe}ne wdz~iecznosci
Siostry Nazaretanki.
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EleganckO urzadzOna 80.
,,Keen Edge,

O "St
Jedyny najpraktyczniejszv snos6h
~strzenia brzytwy. N~ajbardZiei p .aU;.
brzytwe wytoczy W dw6ch minntsch
toczona W ten spos6b brzytwa zach,
swojs dobroe dfuzej, nizby byfa TOGO
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tylko 20 CO. szt,1ka.
Me jest TO laden humbug, ale zee
do pozyteczne dla kazdego. IS1
pfacic 25 C. "a jednorazowe ostrzeniI.
twy, gdy to wystarcza CT diva las3Ey
bujemy agent6w wszedzie ktGrzv 4
chcieli sprzedaza tegoz | wielu inv
mowif. Pisz natychmiast do mas
&c. znaczek pocztowy ma przesyfke cv
rzy. Agenci moga zarobiG 5000 Il
s~przedajac nasze rozmaite artykufv
natychmiast ME zwlekai. To cos no
Adresuj.
j. F. Samborski, P. o. Box
Cor. Main &School st. Thorndike
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Kronika m~iejseowa.

Ma sail p. Lecherta odby}o sic ze
szlej niedzieli posiedzenie Oddzialr
Skarbu mar. pol. Zebrano $2.85 i u
ozczono panied zgasaego przedwczesni'
Jana Migdalskiego przez og6lne pc
wstanie.
Wieczorek ma rzecz skarbu 1Sgt
b. m. P~rzyjdzcie wszyscy. Billet q
centow.
y Zarzad Zwiazku Miodziezy prag
mao utrwalic byt swojej organizacyi
uprawni6 jej eg~zystencye, postara& sic
o jej inkorporacye.
n Obchod rocznicy styczniowego po'
wstania o~dbedzie sic ma Wojcieohowie
dnia 22go stycznia. Udzia} vienna II
Korpus wojsk polskich, to~warzystws
~spiewackie, towarzystwa zwiazkowe, or,
ganizacya m3odziezy, sokO}y it'd.
Obch6d s~tyczniowy ma po3nocno'
zachodniej stronie miasta odbedzie sig
ma sail sw. Trojcy W srode 22go b. m
Program bedzie bardzo urozmaioony
Zaproszono dobrych m6wcow.
\ Koncert ,,Halki" odbedzie sic IL
t. m. Program swietny.
Wieczorek W Towarzystwie Oswia.
ty ma Town of Lake, ktory sic obbyl
W niedziele 29go grudnia sprowadzil
spora gromadke ludzi, pragnacych pc,
uczy6 sic czegos.
Personal ,,Sztandaru" zamiast
wiehca ma trumne S. p. j. 1. Migdal-
skiego, sk}ada ma rzeoz Skarbu mar. pol.
W Rapperswylu kwote $500.
Przedstawienia ,,Jase{ek" u SIS,
Nazaretanek wypadly bardzo pieknie.
Tow. Centralne Polek urzadzs
wielki bal maskowy ma sail Pulaskiegc
dnia 9go lutego. Pred balem odbe.
die sic uroczyste rozwiniecie sztanda'
ru.
Bilety k~osztuja so i 25o. Kupi6 j.
MONA u PAM Szymahskiej, 624 Blue
Island Aue., Kopczyhskiej, 715-1St,
ul., Michaliny Ciesielskiej, sos Centrs
ave. j PAM Gabryeli Landonowej, AZ
1Sta ul.
n Redakcye nasza odwiedzi} stary
wiarus zwiazkowy p. Max Kuoera
Milwaukee, ajent sk}adu hurtownege
win wodek p. Andrzejewskiego.
Szyfkarty tanio nabyc i pieniadz,
wys}ac MONA W kantorze p. A. Majew
skiego pod mr.. 566 Noble ul.
n Sprawozdanie z przedstawienia da
nego przez Klub Patr. Polek wykazu
je, Ae dochod wynosi} sl9O.O5 - roz
ch6d $167.36. Zysku zostalo $22.o9.
w niedziele odbyl sic roczny ba
Tow. Polek nGwiazda Zwyciestwa'
Bawiono sic, jak zwykle, bardzo do
brze.
w niedziele odbyly sic ma sal
Central Turner Hall" 6wiczenia Zwia
zku Soko}ow Polskioh o puhar oenzora
Puhar dosta} sic Soko}owi Mr.. II.
Redakcye nasza odwiedzi} p
Bonk z Brooklyna, prezes grupy 81.
w Auditorium" W sobote dnia /.
stycznia, odbedzie sic wielki miedzy
narodowy konkurs chorow spiewackicI
W Chicago, urzadzony staranien
szwedzkiego Stowarzyszenia narodowe
60.
w konkursie tym wezmie udzia{
polski Choir spiewacki Szopena pod dy
rekcya p. Ant. Ms}}ka.
n Sprawozdanie z posiedzenia Tow
Oswiaty ma Wojciechowie zamiescimy
W przysz}ym numerze.
w przyszlym numerze za~miescimy
show kilka o pracowni p. S}omihskiego
Madas(anal
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STAN ONO, MIAsTo TOLEDO,
LUCAS PowIAT, %

Francisco j. CHENEY ninieiszem
pzysiega re jest starszym wspolnikiem
frmy +. j. Cheney & Co. W miescie
Toledo il powyzsza firma zap{aci sumo
STO DOLLAROW "a kazdy wypadeE
Kataru, ktory ME bedzie w~yleczonym
"a pomoca uzywsnia lekarstwa Halls
srodek ma Katar.
FRANCISZEK J. CHENEY.
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roku 1885.
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17

Lynchburg, Nov. 16-The Virginia
Methodist conference resumed it's ses-
sions this morning at 0 o'clock, being
opened with religious exercises con-
Quoted by Rev. G. II. Boggs, of Norfolk.
Rev. Robert w. Watts, chairman of the
committee appointed to consider the ad-
visibility Of changing the time of the an
nual conference, reported that the com
mittee deemed it ineXpedicnt to make any
change. The report was adopted.
The character Of Revs. w. Il. Billiard,
l.. l.. Banks, Il. III. Mullan, James II.
Moss, w. +. Davis, II. o. Edwards, OF
Richmond district, were passed.
The ministers were not in Attendance,
but the presiding elder made most favor
able reports of their work.
DR.. Bledsoe read telegram from the
Baptist General Association, now in scs-
sion in Richmond, in reply to the frater-
nal greetings of the conference.
Rev. j. T. Whitley, secretary of the
committee on conference relations, sub
mitted his report as follows: For super.
animated relations, y. ii. Hall, James
y. Rddick, j. j. Edwards, r. n. Croals,
j. NJ. McClelland, II. II. Bacon, Wag.
gener, j. p. Wise, James f. Brannon, Il.
j. Braylor, Il. NJ. Jordan, ID. NJ. Wallace,
Jacob Manning L.. S. Reed, John l..
Clarke, james Il. Gales, ]. w. Crowdcr,
w. +. Balm, ii. G. Bowler, G. S. Warns.
ley
For supcrnumerary w. Fl. Camper,
II. IL. Early, W. w. Southall, James A.
Proctor.
Declined to recommend: Rev. r. NJ
Saunders.
The report of the board of education
was taken up and provoked a lively dis
cussion.
Rev. A. Coke Smith, president of the
board, discussed the Importance of con-
ference having full knowledge of colleges
before recommending them for the
patronage of the Methodist Church He
made the point that hereafter no college
should be endorsed that did not have q
board of visitors appointed by the con-
ference. The report after much antago-
n:sm, was adopted as originally sub
mitGed
Reports submitted by pastors of differ.
cnt churches showed general improve
mcnt and, despite the hard times, close
collection of church funds.
Report of board of finance, read by
Rev. james Cannon, Jr., showed that
collections were good and claims would
he paid dollar for dollar.
The report of the Preachers Relief
Society showed balance from 1895 of
Sl,j14. 10: total receipts for the past
year, $l7,354.4S: disbursements, $l3,-
D5l.59; balance, SO, 402 50. and assets,
500, 902 30
The secretary of the society reported
that through Rev. II. y. Campbell they
had during the year IL contribution OF
$1,000 from "a Friend and contribu-
ton of several hundred dollars from the
estate of the late Rev. j. d. Iumsden.
Report of the treasurer of the Rosebud
Society showed Il most gratifying condi-
ton, and Il resolution was offered heartily
commanding the work of the society.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
TROUBLE IN UTAH.

salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 1.-The board of
canvassers of Salt Lake county has COM
pleted the count of the vote cast at the
recent election, but has not declared the
result, for the salleged reason that the
'said election is said to he void and I'M
constitutional"
The board has passed n resolution ask
ing the county attorney to furnish an
opinion as to the duty of the board in the
premises. The constitution of the State
requires secret ballot The act of the
legislature providing for the manner of
holding elections makes it the duty of
the election officers to- pace number on
each ballot. This has led to some dis
cussion as TO what constitutes secret
ballot. 1t is upon this ballot that it is
claimed the election may be unconstitu-
tional