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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
w SZkOle.

W szkole.
= Gdzie jest biegun polnocnk
Me wien, panic profesorze.
- Me wiesz, ME wstydzisz $ i
bye takim nieukiem!
- Prosze pana1 profesora, a I
Franklin, ami Nansen, ami zadeH
tych wszystkich co tam jezdzili, d i
mogli 60 znalezt. f.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
Z POLSKI.
Tabor niemiecki.

JeloHldSoId LID OldHhu. o@ho ho
wosc donosza, ze obok gmachu GIN
nazyalnego urzadzopo osobny budy
mex, W kt6rym tax nauczyciele, jal
uczniowie, pozostawiajs welocype
dy, ma kt6rych przybyli do zakfadr
ma godziny nauki.
w Strzelnie wybudowa} p. Szuds
wielka fabryke cegie}, saczkdw rul
glinianych, wedle nainowszej kon'
strukcyi suszarnia, kt6ra surowy
materyai W SO godzin przygotuje dc
pieca. Podobno tylko trzy fabryki
takiem urzadzeniem istnieja "
panstwie niemieckiem.
Skrzetusz. (Schrotz). Dnia 10 ma
ia W czasie bury uderzy} piorun W
koSci6f katolicki W czasie kiedy X.
prob. Falkenbcre udziela} dzieciom
naugi religii celem przygotowanla
| ich do Sakrament6w sw. .Piorun "a
trzasf kosciofem, ale iskra elektry-
czna zesune}a SIG po }ahcuchu me,
talowym paiqku znik}a ME zrobiw-
sly wielkiei szkody; dzieci uszfy
cafo L niebezpieczehstwa.
Brodnica. w D}ugim-moScie,
gdzie to swego czasu kfusownik "a
strzelii barona Goltza, znaleziono O.
becnego w}asciciela pana Zdziem-
borskiego W leslie rozstrzaskan2
czaszka. Pan Il. ozeni1 sic wdow22
20 zamordowanym Goltzu, a re 10
ma dnia maja nieszczesliwym wy
padkiem zlamala reke, zawi6z} ja do
Brodnicy, gdzie sic znajduje pod O.
pieka lekarza. Gdy wraca} do domu,
konie sic spFoszy}y, ap, L. tax ME
szczeSliwie wypad}, re rozbi} sobie
glove O drzewo natychmiast du-
cha wyzionq}.
Bytom ma G. Slqzku. Dnia 12 ma
ia cd poEudnia zacza} padae snieg
we wielkich piatach i pokryf ziemle
zupeinie. Temperature obnizy}a sig
ma diva stopnie ciepfa, pod4ug skall
Rcamura, co zaszkodzi4o ma ajnieza-
wodniej kwieciu drew, tax il kles-
ka bedzie tego powodu W ogro-
dach. Zart"m m6wia mieszkahcy, ze
to magistrat wywo}af .te zawieje
sniezna, albowiem zilpe}nie W ME
w}a$ciwym czasie W tych dniach o.
gfosi} urzedowo i oznaczyf jake
place i miejsca naznaczone 50 ma
skfadanie sniegu wywozonego 2
miasta. Og}oszenie to powinno .by}o
bye publikowanc W styczniu, ME
teraz. Snieg ten spad} ma znaczne
obszary ma Slazku. Il Pszczyny
Pless) donosza takze Sniegu, a W
g6rach Olbrzymich (Karkonoszach)
sniegi wielkie.
Renta ma staro$t. Wdowe Jadwi-
ge Zielihska skazaf sad ziemiahski
W Poznaniu l3 marca rb. na tydzieil
wiezienia "a oszukahstwo, skutkiem
kt6rego przyznano jej lo6 NIX. so
fen. rocznej renty na starose. Rzecz
sic miafa tax: wdowa Zielihska mia
Ia posfuge IL PAM Y. i "a to ME do:
stawaia pieniedzy tylko komorne.
Sad uzna}, re komorne siuzba spfa-
GAIA, a vice ME miafa prawa VILE
piat sic rente ma starosc. Sprawa
poszfa do trybunaiu W Lipsku, kt6'
ry zni6sf pierwszy wyrok ma podsta'
vie tego, re. adwokat opar} sic ma
tenn IL Zielinska by}a istotnie W
sluzbie zamiast gotowki pobiera}a
wynagrodzenie W komornem. spra
wa p6jdzie jeszcze raz pred sadly
Zielinska pewnoscia wygra. 20
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
UfaskaWiOny.

. SPRINGFIELD, I'll. - Gubernator
Tanner dzis u4ask awi4 .Aleksandra
Duson, skazanego W roku. 1883 "a
morderstwo popefnibne ma Izaaku
Brown ma cale zyciel : ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
Anglicy kupuja.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-syndykat
.angielski zakupuje kopalnie wegla
polozone we wschodnim Tennessee
poludniowym Kentucky, wzdFu ko.
lei Cincinnati So outhern gent Jest
w dro daes do Lond5 zamklse
tranzak
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
.Mieso dfozsze.

New YoRK::-Pr rzepo owiadaj2 Il !.
ze podniesienie cen miesa ma zach b
die zmusi t,1teiszych rzeznik6w- q
podobnego kroku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Krawiec: (biorac miare ma ubi6r)
Zyczysz pan sobie jedne czy. dwie
kieszenie cd ty}u W spodniach?
Mfodzieniec: Dwie. -. ..
Krawiec: Jak wielkie, ola pol,
.czy tez kwartowei flaszki:
Mfodzieniec: Kwartowej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
Niebezpieczne zatr ldnienie

w Warszawie uczeh krawiecki.
spadF wysokich schod ow, ME pos
t}uk}szy sic, ami ME zrani iwszy. Maj
ster, kt6ry to spostrzegf, m6wi z>hul
morem: = So 5:SSsss
- Wiesz, ch}opcze, m asz szczes.s:
cie,; teraz juz bezpieczl pie mo2es2
-A.sS'
chodziG j roznosiG niezap piacone ra75
chunk. -. Z:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Naucz.: Jasiu, wystaw sobie, ze
masz cztery winogrona a z mich trzy
zjesz, co wtenczas bedziesz mia}?
Jas: B0I brzucha.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Kto chce W kr6tkim czasie przy-5
gotowac sig do egzaminR b ma doktoSS
ra medycyny, jezeli jej j F'z sic uczyh
MECH zasiegnie bizszej Siadomos'esIj
listow wnie pod adresem: Medicus,s
775 5. Ashland av. Chidago.: .tS
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
Pol lacy W Amet rye Q.


St. Louis, Mo. Odby1o sic tu pc
swiecenie kamienia wegielnego po
litewski kosci6t.
Blossburg,. Pa. .Spalif sic d
szczetu dom Jana Przydrygi. Szko
da ubezpieczona.
Bay City, Mi Oh. Polka NJ. Kra
jan i 90 letni u !, hukowski ode Sian
zost tall do d9aal @ lm mys4owo ;chorych
S ham mokiin;, 1'ygodnik 'Iskra'
przest&fkwychodzi6, druk arni
przeszta ma w{asnost wydawc6v
"G9rr1n ilka.n' y
D Ell oit, Mich. sejm stowarzy
szenia pod opieks sw. Trolley, cd
bedzie sic dnia 6 lipca br. W paraf
sw. J6zefata. -.
Ralsten, Pa. ZgorzaE tn dom w
WojtoWicz:: Mieszkahcy ledwo 2 zy'
eiem ujsG zdoFali.. Cafe ich mienie
stafo ST ie pastwq pfomieni.
Phil 4delphia, Pa. w tutejszym
przytuR ku .4bogich znajduje sic ME
jaki. hfabia Soczyhski, ktdry sic
mieni ! bye potomkiem Pu}askiego.
Duzo t am tych potomkdw Pu}as-
kich?.,. :
Clev Gland, o. w niedziele dnia
80 maja odbyfo sic ia "Poznaniu"
uroczys te po$wiecenie ko$ciofa .$w.
Kazimia arza. w uroczystosci brafy
.adziaf towarzystwa koScielne I
."W arsz awy"i ji.'Krakowa," a takze
towarzy btwa sfowackie. Croczysto$t
odbyfa 5ie dose okazale.
!: PittsB burg, Pa. Karol Robihski 2
Shenandoah odsiadujacy Is mie-
sieczne Tiezienie "a przesy}anie po-
czta' nieprzyzwoitych list6w, umari
nagle W wiezieniu. - Dwoje dzieci,
jedno a BurzyGskiego, a drugie J.
Zemita, zostaly przejechanc :zabite
przez wagon kolei elektry cznej na
ulicy " hshinEgton!. -. "
Kenosh ha, Wis. Maya P eva, a.
resztowa ma 4. wtorek pod oska
rzeniem zamordowania mega przy'
znafa sic do why. Powiada, ze wsy
pa}a MEOW znaczna doze trucizny
do kawy Jako pow6d po Haje, ze
mia1a him wiele nieprzyjemnoSc'
i dlateg3 postanowi}a 60 usunac'
Opr6ez 4iej Mkt ME braf I'D ziafu W
tel zbrodni.
Manit owoc, Wis. Dnia 80 maja
by{o tut aj bienmowanie. przeszfc
1862 dzieci otrzymaFo r2k Najprz.
Arcykislf fupa Katzera, DUO ha Sw.
Wszystk ich os6b do SakI Iamentu
Bierzmo wanna przystepujacy ch by}c
1877. Wiel. X. Grutza Cd sH. joe.
fata przy yby} dopomocy WnF emu ks
KrzywoH osowi i wygiosi il kazanie.
Parafa tutejsza, okrzyczaha jake
najgorsza, jest zadowoEona re swe
60 paste fza. > -: +
Milwa ukee, Wis. Felix's Machew
ski skarz y kolej Ch. NJ. Il st. P.
$25, 900 odszkodowania "a utrat,
nogi. -zorganizowano tutaj Polsk
Klub Cy klist6w. Klub ten ma po
dobno q amiar przystapit do zwiaz
ku Sok plstwa.- Pofsczone iowa
rzystwya spiewackie, Harmonic Ia
lima, lrz zadzajq W niedziele dnia L
bm.. pik1 1ik W uroezej okolicy Gu
daily. : P. Ludwik Miko}ajski
zam. pm 735 przy l3ej avenue, jes
wfascicie elem swiezo. wyleg}ej kaczk
majacej 4 nogi, skrzydFa jede
4ebek.s
Bpfal o. Zorganizowafo sic tuta
polskie; towarzystwo spiewu, po
nazwa. sDzwon Wolnosci" i n
pierwszd m .posiedzeniu wybrano ma
stepuiac y zarzad: J. Rutkowski
prezes; "A. Kowalski, wice-prezef
w. Kara a$kiewicz, sekretarz prott
k6lowy; S. KaraSkiewicz, sekretar
finansowy, LA. Winkler, kasyer.-
Obywate 81 Kazimierz Andrzejewsk
jadac %ozem parukonnym prze
Broadw ay, przy skrecie ulicy Mil
naiechat ma w6z Stefana Mafeckiegt
uderze enie byfo tax slime, ze Al
drzejew ski wypads z wozu ma ulie
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
Interview z Delyanisem.

:" Zatem ekscelencya przypuS Sz
.cza mozliwoSc. rozbioru? =. ...~
- Naturalnie: Rosya wezmie trzy
plate, Anglia try plate, sGrecya je ID
na plata, Bu}garya jedna plata, R Ru
munia, Serbia, Czarnog6rze... "
= Alez to przecie rzecz ME m o
zliwa! ....
= Toz wfasnie jest kwesty;
wschodnia. =. -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Smith: Say, Jones, byles ty juz
kiedy przez kobiete ogolony?
Jones: Me, ME byfem ogolony,
ale "a to byfem :wiele razy okrwa-
wiony... .,.-... IT,. -. H..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Czytajcie og}oszenie kolacka naSs. na;$S.
4tej stronie. .:;s5i ;tg
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
wyprzedaz.

Dawi ID: Panic pryncypale! jaka
cene pc odac ma te blnzke, kt6ra kosH-
towafa 4 dolary?
Pryncypaf: Mozna napisac; kosz-
towala dawniej 6 dol, a teraz CITE
ry poi. H.: -. .:.a.... -. -. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Madralski: Giupcy tylko ME ma
jq zadnych zatarg6w nikiem, ma.
dry ludzie zas czesto -.
:Madralska: ia tez w}asnie chcia,
ham movie, re ty zadnych ME miafes.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

pani Rzadnicka (po wyjsciu do:
ros}ej c6rki) do mega: ia ci raz po:
wiadam, ME namawiaj jej wiecejzdo
ozen!ku, JAZZ sic starzeje, tosbez
namoWsy zimie ertWszegos Iepsze:
gosgf tax ats sano A 9 aez9,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

TELH HGRAE jest jedynk km pismeH,
kt6re broni poIskich RrzemSysfe@
cow >3I:.... = =. E::s5.ss ::js'ss
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

Bartek: Czemu tez to W nocy Sion
ca ME ma ma niebie?
Kuba: G}upis, s{ohce jest, ale G.
ME widac, BIO W nocy ciemno.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
W parlamencie.

W parl amencie. AZ
M1oda DANA (sfuchaj4c znakomis55
tego NOW cy): Biedna iego zonsfs;.
chyba 60 nigdy przegad"t nic moze.!3i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

=. Naucz.: Nazwij mi J6ziu liczb
mnogq cd wyrazu d ziecko:
Kaziu: Bliznieta.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

M u z olak6 6WE= kuppoWaatc: y 9
lied dziemy EN- stanieii bsda sprzsdas
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09
Katwo.

katwo. T,.5
- Niep pawidze Alfrc4 Ga! Oh jake
chcia}aby m go ukaraG! as
- Bar rdzo }atwo, zostah. jegos
iona. -. 4s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

- Czy byFas tez tax iak ia wzra.
szons przed slubem: SO so:
IN aturalnie, ale ty lko dc ddetelI,s.
chwili, gdy on>zekf: tax !. 80
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-09

:: E Teraz ezas zapisae sobie
So elegraff :na cal Il Yro ( PrzysliIiii
So nascaa oks IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
TROOPS TO BE HERE on APRIL q.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR DECORATIONS.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR DECORATIONS.
General Grenvile NJ. Dodge. Grand Marshal Of
the Grant Monument Parade yesterday said that
the number OF United States troops which were 10
be ordered TO this city April p would la larger
than any gathered here in day since the war.
lie received letter from Secretary Alger saying
that the following United States troops would
take part in the parade: Ninth Regiment Infantry,
Madison Barracks: 18th Regiment Infantry Fort
Niagara; 2s. Regiment Infantry. Plattsburg: West
Point Cadets all regular infantry about New-fork
Harb0r four troops OF cavalry squadron from Fort
Meyer with band; four troops Of cavalry squadron
from Fort Ethan Allen, light batteries from Wash
ington Barracks. Fort Adams and Fort Hamilton
and garrison fort batteries from Washington Bar
racks. Fort McHenry and Fort Monroe.
General Dodge has also received applications FOR
positions in the line from the Association or EN-
enpt Firemen the Volunteer Association OF New
York and the Berkeley School Corps of Cadets.
General Dodge. in behalf Of his committee, has
sent request TO the Board OF Aldermen not 10
issue any permits wagons along tho Inc OF
parade on April p.
A meeting OF the Committee on Decorations
and Platforms OF the Grant Monument Municipal
Inaugural Committee was held in parlor d X OF
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night and n draft OF
platforms and seats was presented for discussion
and referred TO the Plan and Scope Committee.
4 resolution adopted that huge steel nag
pole should be raised the monument, upon
which should float the largest flag in the nlted
states, II possible, lIliS pune ~ w 'ihV ~
by the Park Department, with the agreement 70
keep an American flag flying from the pole daly,
beginning April q. and a committee consisting OF
Putnam Bradee Strong. George j. seabury ana
John Winfield Scott appointed 10 carry OUT thls
plan II was also voted that only the American
nag should be used the decorations, except about
the stand reserved for the represen atives OF Tor
eign Governments. where the appropriate rags
should be interspersed with the American flag. 1t
was also suggested that wherever practicable Gen
eral Grants immortal expression Let us nave
peace" should be made feature OF the decora-
lions Suggestions and offers concerning the max
ing and erection OF the pole and flag may be sent
TO John Winfield Scott. secretary No. PA Broadway
Albany. March 28-General Daniel Butterheld. OF
New-York City, at the request OF General Dodge.
Grand Marshal, appeared before tho Governor to-
day on behalf OF the Military Committee OF the
Grant Monument dedication ceremonies he asked
that the entire National Guard Of tho State he
present. The Governor has consented TO an aDpro-
praton OF So, 900 for the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
DIED..

day March 22 Douglass Ews D. %: s o. ssnns S r.
services viii DO h.d at the Urn Ays"u. rr.:ss
cath inst. o'clock
s, MaT " "a st IN n fs' s5 70
his late residence WEDNESDAY, As0
a. at II O'Clock a. ~
GETSTON-On Sunday afternoon. March IL 1871 "'''sn
Relatives and friend. ar. Invited {, ai ss I'M rssss
BROOKLYN on "wednesday. March "a, at .. m.
Interment on Thursday morning.
cEoFTRoYoq Men4,y March Ss, 2? ise1 Lydia L.
Funeral services from ner aie Tegiaen Cox So m
rnternsnt convenience Of the family
.,IS greSyq q sndf ~ s 10S ;s MaF'A
Richard r. Halnes. in the ,5th year Of hts age
Funeral from hls late residence at II m on Wednes-
Hor.MEs-At Saratoga spring, March o. 1897 Roswell
W Holmes aged 20 years and months ,,....
day March - 1897 at 10 a. m.
INGRAM-on Monday morning March % Maria. widow
Funeral from her late residence iis Eas, 2sths..
Relatives and friends Invited further notice
KING-At his residence. at Highwood Biun we-havksn-
c5,. a ~ lingering Ines Archibald oracle King
con 81 the late James Gore King and Sarah Rogers
Funeral services at calvary church ard 2iss.
on Thursday. March % 1891. at IL O'Clock noon
Interment Jamaica. Long Island
MEADE-At Newark y. j.. on March p. 1897, Hasrfes
W. wife Of Jacob X Meade and daughter OF the iafs
Funeral services at her late residence No 30 Milford
ave. on Wednesday az p. m
Relatives and friends are Invited N attend
oXFORD-At Jamalca Plains Boston. March o. john y.
Funeral from his late residence Park Lane Friday March
%. az 2:3o p. m.
Friends invited 70 attend
6 Msnd1y 2i n WIDOW ' h OF sme f font
Funeral services at -; Michaers Church. Amsterdam
and 9e,st. "Wednesday morning. e4th inst. at
IL o'clock.
Internent private.
Kindly omit flowers
RANDALI.-On Monday morning March % 1897. ots
Webster Randall. In his cd year.
Relatives and friends. also those ~ his daughter, Ia
Howard Meyer. are requested 70 attend the runsrs
Thursday morning at li;l5 o'clock
Kindly omit flowers.
sCRYMsER-At Elizabeth. y J.. on Sunday. March n.
Walden Scrymser Of the late James scrSmser 10
the 5sth year ~ his ae" 49,
Funeral services late residence No i05 westfed
ave Elizabeth y. j., al convenience Of family
sMTrH-Suddenly IN Baltimore. on Monday morning:
March -. Frances T.. widow OF Low smith, Dota OF
Funeral from her late residence Thursday morning 81 II
O'Clock.
sMrTH-A Duchess Junction. y. T.. March y. 1897.
suddenly. George ". smith.
sNEIIING-At his residence No a. IVES. i3ist.s, New
York saturday March 20 1891 j. Greenwood sneiins'
aged 81 years.
VIII be held az the above ADDRESS "sooes
day. March -. At 10
TI-IG.ER-On March -. Darling fuller. daughter
OF Loren ". ana Harriet ;. n. Tuiler.
Funeral from resderce Scarsdale az IL O'CLOCK
Thursday. March -.
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Crica. No 90 T.. I'D a..
woodlawn Station C2ith WARD Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
TiRTFF BILL FOR CANADA.

-us LIBERAL Governments ANSWEN TO THE
THE n,vcr.EY MEASURE FoREsHADowBD.
-, Ont. March 2S.-Parliament will assem-
O' -n,rsaav The budget will be introduced
PIE q, the session and a tariff bill also The lat
ear ,rohably be a surprise to Canada and to
' -, ,rconsiierable portion of the exporters or
~ 1-s.o5 States IL Is foreshadowed that con-
',s.-hie -eluction will be made in those classes
- ro,s. imported which can be readily obtained
- Great Britain. and corresponding increase
- ,,oo5s forming the bulk OF imports from the
y-,te1 States This. ii is understood. Will be can
80 answer 10 Tire Dnsley bill
while the Liberal Government made the chier
links ~ their ante-ecction platform the great
-, measure Of free trade possible and 'recipro-
t trade relations with the United States. they
1a,.a executed a right-about-face movement aoan-
sro5 Free Trade except as theory, and dumped
eli -retenslons of better terms with the Ch'leu
e Inc leading organ of the Government, II ne
., 80 Globe nut H. If we regard the question
10 mainly between Free Trade and Protection we
SSspI miss the chief lesson OF the situation mat
lesson is that must look 10 Great britain ralnsr
nan 10 the United States the outlet for our sur
,,,s Droducts and that our system OF transportd-
ION as well as our tariff must be ADJUSTED III az
coriance with that condition. -,
While there may be occasional voice raiseu
ersnst these views il is believed that the response
,F Canada to the new policy will be one OF en-
nhatic approval Il appears almost certain mat
!oa Governments attitude has changed from one
~ desire for reciprocity with the United states 10
one which toreshadows policy of non-intercoufse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
ELABORATE PARADE ~ BERLIN.

sTIII. CELEBRATING TIIB CENTENARY OF Will
IAN CONGRATULATIONS FOR BISMARCK
Berlin March 23-The skies were dull and over
cast this morning, though there were occasional IN
tervals Of sunshine. The streets were filled at an
early hour with people anxious TO witness the great
historic procession which the principal outdoor
feature of the days programme Of the celebration OF
The centenary of Emperor William l.
The procession began forming in the Thiersarten
a, o'clock and started at 1870 The route was
through the Inter den Linden and out of the Brand
enburg Gate 10 ths Kaiser Wilhelm l Monument.
which was unveiled yesterday where tho Emperor,
with the Empress. Empress Frederick. the Prince
Regent OF Bavaria, the King Of Saxony, the klng
OF Wurternberg, the Grand-duke OF Baden. the
Grand-duke OF Hesse and other exalted personages
awaited its arrival As the procession nled past the
royal party the crowds which had assembled 70
witness the review kept up an incessaht rouhI VI
II is estimated that upward OF twenty thousand
persons marched in the procession which was OF the
most gorgeous description. Many Of the historic
costumes by the paraders were or costly ma
ter,al and ornamentation and artistic IN design.
Prince Bismarck has beer the recipient or almost
countless telegraphic written and verbal congratu-
latiOns in connection with the centenary OF halser
bearing torches marched through the park at Fred
rchsruh and past the castle, cheering the eXChan-
cellor and INDUCING in variety or expressions as
sociatng his name with that of the old Emperor IN
connection with the historic events in which they
took part together. The Prince was suffering from
severe attack Of neuralgia and was unable TO make
ais appearance outside the castle. but he sent mes
sage Of thanks. which received with cheers
Count Herbert Bismarck, Count Won Rantzau and
other members OF Prince BismarckS family viewed
the procession from a balcony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
SELECTIONS FROM THE NAIL.
THE "JIM CROW CAR"

AN 1zsr1TurroN on SOUTHERN RAILROADS THAT
srrGMATIzEs NEGROES AND DOES INJUSTICE
To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir; How many people at the North know what
the Jim crow car IS?
Those who do not know ought to- and therefore |
write II Is an Institution supported by the laws
of the Southern States and IS one OF the most gall
ing tn which the negroes are subjected. When
Booker Washington returns from Northern trip
he chooses his seat the train as does any other
passenger who pays for trs-cass ticket ufl'i ne
reaches Atlanta The through trains have treated
him like any other citizen. When he boards the
Montgomery train. however. which Is to carry him
70 tho neigh borhood Of Tuskegee he must suffer the
ignominy of being pushed off into the smaller and
rferior section of a car-the Jim Crow'-Which Is
assigned to negroes.
He submits without complaint. but the disgrace Is
none the less felt. Sometimes the car or part Oh
car STYLED the Jim Crow is no poorer than the
other hut more often 1t is. That. however. IS not
he question with the educated colored man or the
South That distinctions should be made against
him In the regulations governing n pubic highway
gals and frcts him Ills wife ana daughters are
subtected TO annovances and dscourtesies. and all
have the feeling Of being Disseminated against I'M
favorabIv They do not get what they pay for
The Northern traveller who takes the pains 10 look
into the matter IS surprised to find that the negroes
of the South are widely differentiated. They are
by no means all ignorant and commonplace. There
are many educated. refined men and women VINO
have good businesses and pleasant homes. Ihey
are the class who do not come into contact with
journalists and are little known by them North
erners who travel in the South see what they come
IN see Expecting 10 find ignorance. thrfuessness
and poverty. lt is easy for them to find them IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAY'S RECORD AND To DAYS FORECAST.
Washington March 23The barometer has fallen
rapidly in lake region and the Atlantic Coast and
slowly at Rocky Mountain stations: Il has risen n the
Southwest there OF low pressure covering
the Ohio Vaey AID extending eastward % the Atlantic
Coast the barometer being lowest over Ohio. ard IL s
highest the central plateau region Il - decidedly
older In the cearal valley cooler the Atlantic Coast
and warmer ar Rocky Mountain stations Rain has pre-
vailed in districts ~ the Mississippi with snow
In the fpoer Mississippi Valley and southern portions u
upper lake The weather has been generally
from Mississippi westward % the ROCKY Noun
tans The Indications that the weather VIII be gen
orally the southern states Neinesday.
Rain snow followed by clearing ard colder weather Tor
the Ohio Valley. Showers indicated Tor New Eng and
and Middle Atlantic states. followed by mucn colder and
clearing weather IN the southern portions Of the Middle
AfIanft Sfnfes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
WILL OF A NIcARAGUAN Ex-pREsrDEsr
HIS DAUGHTER PASSED OVER FOR HIS GRAND.
CHILDREN

Inc VIII Of Don Fermin Terrier. who was at
one time President of Nicaragua, and who died at
NO 40 East Ninety-seventh-st. on March 10, was
hied yesterday. 1t has been said that Don Fermin
owned vast estates in Nicaragua. but no mention
Oh 'hem is made. Both the value of the real and
personal property is stated as unknown
Don Fcrmin leaves to his housekeeper. Emile
Mann, 500, and 500 each to Josephine and j.
Vicente Ferrler of Nicaragua. The residue OF the
estate he directs shall be divided into five equal
parts. and one part each paid the children of his
son, DR. Paul Teodosio Terrier, Of Granada, Mica
ragua, when they attain a legal age.
Don Fermn left a daughter. Glulia Mercedes
Martyr the wife Of the Rev. Carlos Martyr, a
Protestant clergyman. who lives in the Cameron
apartment-house. at MISUNDERSTANDING
sixth-st and St. Nicholas-ave. but she is not men,
toned In the will. Mrs. Martyr became Pres
byterian after her marriage. and il is said that
this displeased her father