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won the respect and admiration Of our
nonICathol,c brethren by his pro-
nounced love Of our American institu-
tons and his interest in the continued
welfare Of this great republic"
In conclusion ne said: There can
not but be some elsment Of self-!nterest
n our rendering to him our congratula-
lions on his elevation to the Card!n-
alate. and In the heartfelt wish and
prayer that God may bless him with
many years Of life for the good of the
church at large, and more especially
for the good Of the church IN the United
States. to which he has enjoyed the
distinguished honor Of being the first
Delegate ApOstOlic-an honor which we
Americans. with pardonable pride in
the importance of our country among
Christian nations, are willing TO be
l.eve may. N the case Of his successors,
as in his case, prove a stepping stone to
still higher honors"
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he is pleased to crown these acts by
enrolling YOU among the members Of
the Sacred College, and bestowing on
YOU the highest gif; at his disposal
But the distinction conferred upon
you Eminence is not only a proof of the
Sovereign Pontin's prediction; it is
also an evidence Of
YOUR PERSONAL MERIT.
When YOU came TO The United States
three years ago YOU were a comparative
stranger to our country; o stranger to
our clergy and people; a stranger 10 our
civil and political institutions. and even
a stranger to our noble language. Your
Lminence was entrusted with a mis-
sion extending over the endre nation, a
mission Of a most delicate character; a
mission beset with difficulties which
only master hand could grapple and
encounter as successfully as you have
done
The knowledge which your Eminence
has already acquired OF our system Of
government, both by travel and Obser-
walton. and the warm and judicious
tributes Of praise
OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM
has received at your hands. are we'll at
tested by the admirable lectures and
discOUrses which YOU have delivered
from time 10 time in different parts Of
the country.
Tt must be o source of special graft
ticati0n to your Eminence to cOntem-
plate around you ON this suspicious oc-
casion. 50 large q number of the leading
prelates Of the clergy Of the country,
who cherish a high admiration for your
talents and learning. and venerate YOU
for your apostolic virtues. and who have
gathered here from various portions Of
the United States and from Canada. to
testify by their presence, their joy and
satisfaction at the eminent dignity to
which YOU have been raised by our
Holy Father. Leo XIII.
May your august benefactOr be spared
some years yet to experience your graft
itude and devotion to his sacred person (;
and may your Eminence's life be pro-
lOnged for many years to adOrn the
Sacred College by your talents; TO en-
tighten i- by your experience, and to
edify it by your piety and bright eX~
ample.
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THE CARDINALS.
Their Number. and the Manner OF Their
Appointments

Their Number. and the Manner OF Their
appointment.
Nll Cardinals are appointed by the
Pope. who, as a rule, announces such ap-
po.ntments to a secret consistorv of the
existing holders Of that Office The
names are made public at the open con-
sistory mex. following. Their number
is limited to seventy, and they compose
what 5 known as the Sacred College.
Twenty-Five Of the members Of that
body as at present constituted had been
appointed by the retiring pontif. II
the appo.nee IS resident Of Rome.
he IS invested with the red hat. which
IS his badge Of Office. At the c0nsistory
following the first announcement Of his
appointment. If ne resides OF IS sta
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON, VA.
57th Year. State Military scientific ana lcchnlcsi
School Tborough Courses i'm general and applied
Chemistry. and in Engineering. Degrees conferred
in course: Grad N.M.I, and Bachelor science
In Post Grad courses, Master Science Civil Engu5-
eer. All expenses, including clothing ana lhc9'
dentals provided mt rate of 5000 per month as 20
oUer0ge for the four years, crciltgicc ol oitVt-
GEN. SCOTT SHIP, superintendent :.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS

''.' Address. Delivered During the Cere-
monies
toar tmnence-I regard itas q great
q. ..of and privilege To- De chosen by the
....l Rather TO ac- rs his delegate and
.-sea,a,tve i'm comforting upon YOU
Z aaretta. as the symbol OF -he exal--
q DISn.,y Co which YOU have been
ne Holy Father has already mani-
7' lo"ord your Eminence many sig
-.i marks of his friendship. affection
CT. g.. naJernol benev0leuce. during YOUR
n-e I'M Pe.ugia and i'm Rome. and now
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THE CATHEDRAL.

\ Description OF the Historic Building
Where the Ceremonies Took Place.
The Baltimore Cathedral, in which
to-day's ceremony took place, is one OF
the most interesting of all the historical
church buildings in America. 1t lies
in one of the most fashionable quarters
of the city, upon an eminence that COM
mands a good view from every quarter.
The main entrance is on Cathedral
street. upon which side it, together with
q small sanctuary, takes up about two
thirds Of the entire block. The lot
upon which it stands is the depth Of
the block from Cathedral to Charles,
and the building is in the form of q
cross, with the arms extending parallel
with Cathedral street. In the rear of
the church building and facing Charles
street, is the cardinals palace, an I'M
pretentious but spacious building, built
Of the same material Of which the Ca
thedral is composed.
THE CORNER STONE
of the Cathedral was laid on July 7, 1905,
a.. which time Archbishop Carroll was
in charge Of the Baltimore diocese. The
lot upon which it stands was sold to the
church by Col Howard at so low fig
Ure as to practically amount to a dOna-
ton. and work was begun Immediately
after the laying of the corner stone. 1t
continued slowly and with but few in
terruptions until 1912, when it was stop
ped by the war with England and lack
Of funds. In 1915 work was resumed,
and the edifce was practically com
pleted in 1921. Six months before it's
dedication the pews in the building
We're sold at auction and realized over
$4,000 and on May 31st of the year
mentioned, it was dedicated with great
pomp and ceremony by Archbishop
Marechal.
A BURDEN OF DEBT
hung over it. however. which was not
removed until May 25, 1875, when it was
consecrated by Cardinal Gibbons, then
an Archbishop. Among the methods
used TO relieve the church of its debt
were a lottery, private subscriptions and
the sale Of q cemetery. The total cost
OF the building was S225,000. The di-
mansions of the building are: length, in
Guiding porches, 100 feet; width, 127
feet; height, 127 feet, to top of dome
The material used in its construction is
porpyritic granite the immense blocks
for which were hauled from the i'm
mense quarrieS at Elliott City on
wagons drawn by oxen. A circular
dome surmounts the building, in which
hangs one Of the largest and most re-
sonant bells in America, which was
bought in France by Archbishop Whit
field. Under its tiled floors rest the re
mains of ArchbishOp5 Carroll, Eccles-
ton, Whiteield, Kenrick and Spaldlng,
all Of whom presided over the diocese.
Within it's walls have been held two
plenary councils, and after this day it
VIII Tor time at least, enjoy the dis
tinction of being the only church in
America in which two prelates have
been raised to the dignity of Cardinal.
At its ancient altar. the first Catholic
priest ever ordained in America took
his vows, and the first Bishop ever ele>
waited to that dignity on this side OF the
Atlantic, put on his episcopal insignia
upon the very spot where Satolli was
crowned Prince of the Church OF Rome.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HART'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
1876 ia let st Wheeling, ". ~

Fifth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER. , 8, 1895. Thissch00l offers
a complete and thorough education no PRAc-
TICAL ENGLISH MATHEMATICS. ENGLISH CLAs-
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ELoCUToN. Special advantages offered
graduates from Public Schools. and Others
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In the country. Boys roceiveliu th Primary
and Intermediate Departments. For circu-
lars or interview, apply to
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au2Sh Principal. Wheeling, W. Va.
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$40 REWARD.

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the arrest and conviction Of the
person or persons who are now
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mfH IMPOSING
...... CEREMONIES.
continued from First Page)

.--r For The Ca-holic faith your
prudence, and other admir-
-. qualities and gifts Of mind .e9d
r-ra that your ministry VIII De
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NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY,

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GREAT USE AND 5ENEFIT
80. Church of God. TO you, there
created by us Cardinal Oh ,Ie
Roman Church. we senG o" one
ms gnia Of this SUBJ me ois,l--.
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precious fn the sight OF the Lord
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any seeming miss-ep. Any serious mis-
take committed by the personal rep
reser ative Of the Holy See might have
resulted In disastrous consequences 10
the church m the United States. No
one was more conscious Of the delicate
position in which he had been placed
than the Apostolic Delegate himself
and no one could have passed through
the trying ordeal with such wonderful
prudence and cousummate success. The
church of America owes debt of last
tng gratitude 10 the new Cardinal and
70 Leo XII. for intrus.tng to one 50
wsH qualified the establishment Of the
Aros-ol.c Delege H7p N these States.
The benefcent influence Of the Da,5ga-
tom s already felt and recognized, and
his happy Influence WI be continued
ard Do multiplied # che successor Of
Mgr. SatolE inher-ts his admirable tact
n the administration Of the Office.
YX-Nt1e- --a
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CLEANERS WILL SAIL FROM A7.
= Broadway wharf san Francisco az 1Akksek
follows:
For Mary Island, LorIng. wrangel Juneau. Kill
Feb II.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C), Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New
whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.) A. N.
Jan 8, TO- Is, 20, %, go, and every fifth
day thereafter connecting Vancouver with
the c. z. r. R., az Tacoma with n. z. r. Rs
Mt Seattle with g. n. Ry., at Port Townsend with
Alaska steamers
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay str. Pomona, P. NJ, Jan. . g. 10, IA
1S %, 26, 80, and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, CayucoA
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san PEDRO, East San
Pedro Los Angeiesl ana Newport at A. NJ. Jan.
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thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
(San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, Redondo clos Angeles) and Newport. IL
a. NJ Jan 2, 8, TO- IA, 18, %, 20, 80, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La
Paz, Altata and Guaynas (Mexico), SIT. William
cite Valley, 10 A. NJ. 25th of each month
Ticket Office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
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DRIED FRUITS. RA1slNs. NUTS, ETC

DRIED FkUITS-The following prices rule on
the Fruit Exchange:
CARLOAD Lors-Apples 21a@3c p n for quar-
tered, 3@31ac q ID for sliced and 414c p ID for
evaporated; Peaches, 312t94c q ID and 51aC96c
for fancy peeled in boxes 12c; AprIcots, 71s0
s1-ac for prime choice, 91ac for fancy and lOoa
lie q ID for fancy Moorpark: Figs. black. 2@21sc
for Impressed; White Figs 31a@D4c in sacks; Pears
&c 2 ID for evaporated halves, 4@61ac p ID for
quarters; Prunes. 334c: Plums, &C p Ii for pit
ted and 112@21ac for implied; Nectarlnes 566c
p ID for prime TO choice and 611ac for fancy.
JoBBING PRIcEs-Apples. 4@141ac: Peaches. 80
4c and sc for faucy; peeled, in boxes, 10@l 21lac;
and sc for 50@60s; Apricots, 6G91ac for prime to
choice and 1O@l1c for fancy Moorpark: Figs,
black, 1s4(d219c; White Figs 3@5c; Pears, 61ac
for evaporated halves and 3@51ac for quarters;
Plums. 31ac for pitted and 19l1ac for unpitted
Nectarines, 495c p ID for prime to choice.
RAIS1NS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prices are
London layers, $4,000 p box; four-crown loose,
3s4c 2 ID; three-crowD loose, 214c; two-crown.
&c; seedless Sultanas, 3s4@4c; seeoless Muscates,
2120234c; three crown London layers, Toe: clus-
ters, 81 35@1 so; Dehesa clusters, 81 1902 20;
np L. clusters % 0o92 '0' Dried Grapes S1s0
crown, 2149212c: 2-crown, s402c; Seedless Sui
tanns 334 @D4c; Seedless Muscatels, 21ac; 3-crown
London layers, S5c@$1; clusters, 81 40@l so:
Dehesa clusters, 81 %; Imperial clusters, 81 rs:
Dried Grapes, 21ac.
NUTs-Chestnuts 6@sc p n; walnuts. Ease
p ID for No. hard and $685. for softshel, job
s12@l0c for paper-shell, iobbing Peanuts, 6@6c
for Eastern and 31a141ac for California; Hickory
Nuts, bose; Pecans, &c Tor rough and &c for pol
i ,; Fiiberts s@9c; Brazil Nuts, 71a@Sc p b;
HONET-Comb is quotable at 10@12c p h for
bright and s@9c 2 n for lower grades; water
white extracted, 5@51ac 2 ID; light amber e1-
BEESW p H.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, jan
uary 81, 1896 p. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
he following are the seasonal rainfals to date as
compared with those of the same date last season :
Eureka % %, last season 2S.73; Red Bluff l3.49,
last season 2227; san Francisco 1903, last season
1856; Fresno 4.02, last season 9.62; San Luis
Obispo ll.s9 last season 20.64; Los Angeles 5.47,
last ll.l9: San Diego 50, last season 96l:
Yuma .32, last eason 2.99.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature So,
minimum 81, mean 50. Rainfall for last twenty
four hours l.35 inches Total rainfall for this storm
al san Francisco :. So inches.
The storm which has been central on the coast for
the past four days has apparently broken into TWO
storms, each of much less severity. An area or low
pressure overles Washington and Northern Idaho
tonight, accompanied by cloudy weather ana llght
rain. An of low pressure is central tonight
over Central and southern California ana heaVy
rains have fallen IN the san Joaquin Naley ana
south to the uf of California The pressure IS
rising along the northern casts and falling along
the southern coasts The last-named low VIII
probably move Southeasiward INTO Arizona, New
Mexico and Mexico The temperature has re
manned nearly stationary over the entlre racine
Slope except in Southern California, where II has
become cooler. The rivers have risen generally
aud the following stages are reported: Colusa
25.5 feet. rising: Marysvle Ia, rising; Sacra-
mento 26. rising; Folsom 1913, rising; Redding
1872 falling; OrOviIle IS; Red Bluff 24.6, rising
Heavy rains have fallen in the Sacramento Val
lev and the river VIII reach dangerously high
STAGE Heavy rain has also fallen IN the San
Joaquin Valley and the river, with Its tributaries,
VIII rise.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight January %, 1896
Northern Calitornia-Fair Tuesday in northern
portion; clearing in southern portion; northerly
winds
Southern acknowledgements weather, with
showers Tuesday: fresh southeasterly winds.
Nevada-Fair Tuesday,
Jtah-Fair Tuesday.
Arzona-Unsettled weather; cloudy in northern
portion; rain in southwestern portion Tuesday;
colder.
san Francisco and MISUNDERSTANDING; colder;
noTthwesterly winds
A. McADIE, Local Forecast Official.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

William II. and Anna d. Miner to William H
CROKER, lot on line OF California street. 154:S14
h OF Laguna 51:634 by 1875: $40.
A. G. Freese administrators OF the estate of John
Il. Miller TO p. A. Mcdonald, lot on Sc corner OF
$465O
Robert r. Mullin to Nathan Davis, all interest in
the following: Lot on w line of Bright street, 100
s of Randolph, % by w 100, block city land also
lot on 5 line of Oak street, 100 Il of Broderick,
20 by S 1877 :6; also lot NV corner of Fulton
and Webster streets, w ~ IS by 50; also lot on Sc
line of Stevenson street, $50 f of Sixth, N 20 6
by Sc 20: also lot 3 line of Golden Gate avenue,
1875 w OF Hyde, s 137 g by w "a :41n, to secure
two prom sorry notes; $40
Samuel q. Buckbee to Emma D. Buckbee, lot on
line OF Clay street, 220 w of Laurel, w n IS by
127 :S14 $40.
Paul and Louise Branke to st. Paups German
Evangelical Congregation, lot on Sc line Of How
ard street, It's NE of Eleventh, NE 80 by Sc.
100, subject to mortgage; $40.
e. p. E. Troy to George and Jennie D. T. Ander.
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son. lot on f line of Shotwell street, 4S:6 S OF
gage; $40.
line of Twenty-ninth street, 100 e of Sanchez =
rs by 5 ia: $40.
u; A. and Mary B. Cutting to Joseph Tyson, lot
on y line OF Tehama street, 105 NE of Third NE
rs by NV 10; $40.
George Theresa, B. f. and Cassie Partree to ].
]. Rauer, lot on NE corner of Manseu and Col
lege streets. E 120 by n 100; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Byron F. and Vesta B. Boynton to C. B. Willis
lot on SW line OF East Nineteenth street, lis NV
of Thirteenth avenue, NV 35 by SW 1926 block
ILL., Clinton, East Oakland SO.
Mary L. Hays to George w. Fletcher lot on SW
line of East Twenty-third street, 120 NV of Thir-
teenth avenue, NV 40 by SW 100, block l39,
Clinton, East Oakland, warranty; gift.
Builders Con tract.
Patrick w. Riordan with John S. Mackay altera-
tions to Gibraltar warehouse on Sansome street
near Filbert; $2040.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-An advance at Liverpool was counter
ket follows the latter in preference to the former
easier prices resulted. 1t surface decline
however, as the undercurrent was strong. Milling
has again advanced, being very scarce. Buyers are
securing the country for il and sellers are gener-
ally asking 81 80. No 1, 81 12Ia choice, 81 1884
lower grades, $l@l 10; extra choice for milling
81 221291 271a.
CALL BOARD SALES.
TONS ST. 1914; 500. 81 1875; 800, 81 1917. Decem-
ber-200, 81 1874; 900 81 Is; 800, 81 1915; 400,
81 1879: 400, 81 1883.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-2O0 tons,
81 1885 700, 81 1914: 500, ST. 1919 100. 81 1855;
400 81 1894; 100, 81 1868, December = 100
81 1915; 200, ST. 1914; 500, ST 1919.
AFTERNOON SEssIuN-Aiay-S0U tons, 81 1874;
1900 81 is; 500. s 5A. December - 500
81 1863; 800, 81 1855: 800, 81 612 100. 81 1855:
HOO, ST 1914
BARLEY-1s quiet at unchanged prices. Feed,
6712@70c q ctl; choice, 7114c; Brewing, 75@
S212c p ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSIoN-May-100 tons,
7144c.
AFTERNOON SESSION - May-2OO tons, 71ssc:
200, 7114c; 300, Tic.
OATS-Trade was quiet yesterday. Milling, 771a
@s5c q ctl; fancy. Feed, $4,000; good to choice
7712@S5c; common to fair, 65(175c; Gray, S06
S5c; Red, for seed S1@1 10; Black for seed, 81 10
al 30: do for feed, 75(GS5c; Surprise, 95c@1$l 05
CORN-Dull and unchanged. Large Yellow, soc
p ctl; small Round do, 9oc; White, S21ag95c.
RHE-Is firm and in better demand at 7712@
S212c q ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-Nominala at s5c@s1 p ctl, &C.