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New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
OBITUARY..
IJ-rUER BLODGETT.

,4 ,,,oral of Luther Blodgett who deo ae i.'
o.c,ock on Saturday morning at the no'ie "
Pev DR. Samuel II. Virgin. No liS west '".
dred-and-t wcnty -frst-st., was held III ',''''
90 n m. Yesterday The Rev. DR. Joachim r',''' s
dr, oeciated Mr. Bodgett had been faiiins 10, "
long time and a slight touch OF pieu'',o" a.,
''hd him a short time ago aided in the hha'
hroaLdown of his vitality. The burial VIII oe "
Mount Auburn this afternoon Luther .s.,eu
was born in Peterboro. T. H. oweil on Mass,
a. a. '' wachman for the Hamilton tSrs s0rpVil,oT adyer
While in Lowell he married MISS AI5i1 5i Ie bncame
OF tnat IN ci ny handling OF machinery and rose be
fore long be superintendent ol rod hin, 70 the
msn who worked under him 50 that they f9owc
him later 10 West Chelmsford Mass ns anu D NILS
,vick Me where he had charge oi wea.I's We vs.,
wi'H One time he held responsible place IN West
Chelmsford sword factory soon aver re ba tne SAT- in
quest Of fortune He & vent hr By from way hsre S tor or
ishmus of Panama. ana TOOK csnaS, SnnRS in violent
storm off the California coast, in the course d .,
which her occupants went rowh @ properly by
dstrhntinr n the coal where it was most needed
Mr. BodSe,i S used Secams ,T sac % dsgusted With this
cupaion that he felt as Wiling 10 20 , 10 M h"csnn
keep on nd Win bdr M oecmpans %T look to the boats
aa nf her TO- her fate Mr. BIcdsett made his
WWak. WWa.sy uni mjues and spent months in looking for
gold He returned to the East after having iound
tile st preserved in his daughters home Toward the
Liter mart of his life ne went TO Boston ana en-
sased in business Three or four years ago he
came here with his wife and made his home Win I'm
1i1 porm rHue congrega ;iona Church. There he re-
maned until his deal Mrs BDdfs.5 ,SSr eon eTa p on
francis NJ Bodgett. also died ,,.,,. ,
Iiither Blodgett an ardent Republican and
,rotsc,ionist His first cast for Andrew
fackson and ne accustomed to say that he
had never voted for another Democrat; Last No, No
was strong Abolitionist and identified himself
with the Wesleyan church in Lowell on that oc-
count.
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P4PAL DELEGATE at ST. AGNES'S
ARCHBISHOP MARTINELII CELEBRATES
PONTIFICAL MASS-IMPRESSINE
CEREMONIAL.

There were two hours of impressive ceremonial
and elaborate music in St. Agnes's Roman Catholic
Church, Forty-thrd-st.. near Thrd-ave.. yesterday
morning at the celebration of Pontifcal mass by
Archbishop Martine Papal Delegate to the United
States The occasion the Feast OF st. Agnes.
The services begun with an organ prelude by
Gumant and then long train of choir boys.
acolvtes and priests preceded the Apostolic Dele
gate who was escorted to his throne the right
of the altar Then came another procession with
Archbishop Corrsan. who was seated on the oppo-
site throne and presided in the sanctuary during
the mass assisted by the Rev. Henry Prat. the
Rev Thomas ]. Donlon and the Rev James NJ.
Connolly. Archbishop Martnelli was attended dur
ing the services by the Very Rev. Edward 4. Dyer,
president of St Joseph's Seminary. as assistant
priest and the Rev. Michael J. Lavelle ana the
Rev Charles II. Cotton. as deacons of honor The
Rev DR.. Patrick F. McSweeney was deacon OF the
mass the Rev Gabriel A. IIeay sub-deacon, and
the Rev James ID. Lennon and the Rev. David a.
Murray were masters of ceremonies Others within
the sanctuary were Bishop Mcdonnell. of Brook
Iyn, Bishop Farley. the Rev. DR.. Frederick I
Rookcr secretary of the Apostolic Delegation at
Washington and the Rev. Alexander =. Doyle
The music which especially elaborate. was
by a double quartet large chorus and strinS
quartet TO accompany the organ.
A noticeable feature OF the sanctuary decorations
WAS the INTERVIEWING OF an American and "A Papal
flag which were suspended over the canopy under
which Archbishop Corrgan WAS seated. The oner-
ings were taken by number of prcttily dressed
young girls. The sermon was preached ny fa'her
Doyle 90, ,
Among those I'm the congregation, which nlled
every portion of the church. We're ex-Mayor VIII
lam r. Grace William Buchanan. Judge Daiy John
ID Crimmns, Colonel Nugcnt Robinson. EDWARD
Kelly. Mrs. Eugene Kelly ahd Mrs Martin -
Brown. ,
AT the close Of The services there was private
dinner in the parochial school hall. partaken of by
the prelates and cergymen and many prominent
Roman catholic laymen.
In The evening there were special vesper services
and music I'm the church. after which the relics OF
st. Agnes were exposed for veneration
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and took passage. on the steamer for the purpose
or obtaining 1t.
WINTRY WEATHER IN BRITAIN.

RAILROAD TRAVEL. BLOCKED BY THE HEAVY
sNow-DIsAsTERs AT SEA-
London, Jan. M-The snowstorm which began on
Friday continues and Is causing many Interruptions
to travel and other Inconvenience Many sheep
and other small animals have perished and the
losses sustained by farmers and others will be quite
heavy. The is so deep between Hastings and
Brighton that number OF trains have been
blocked an occurrence which is seldom heard OF in
that part of the country.
The heavy wind which accompanied the
storm has done considerable damage along the
coast. Some of the fishing boats which have ar
rived at lowestoft report the loss by drowning of
several OF their crews. number of the boats
were badly damaged In the buffetings they received
while trying TO make port.
Quantities Of wrcckage are being washed ashore
on the Norfolk coast indicating the loss Of some
vessel vessels
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
POISONED by THEIR CHINESE COON.

San Francisco. Jan. 4.-Tha steamer Gaelic
brings these adyices from Shanghai:
On December II a case of attempted poisoning
was brought before the Mixed Court, when u CHI
hese cook on the British bark Omega was ar
raigned for attempting to poison the master. mate.
TWO European passengers and the Chinese car
Vtnter The Omega al NeW-thWanS IN July
iast when the offence committed. She had on
board TWO lighikeepers Messrs. Drew and Fisher.
Who being transferred from one station 10
smother When off New-Chwang Sven SVEN the
nssef. was seized by violent fits OF vomiting ana
Says and 4 half when the pain abated. The mate.
Drew and Fisher were also seized IN the same
,trnal pains Suspicion fell ON the cook. who had
melted the OF the crew TO frequent insupoIdi-
Europeans that they had been poisoned. and the
oloser the inquiries were made the blacker became
the suspicion against the cook. Finally, IL WAS
discovered that when he mixed the coffee ne m
uoouced a deadly poison, a bean largely used 1or
destroying dogs Sven Sven explained that the
taeiay In bringing the charge arose through his
oeihg unable 10 leave his ship.
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cor VT MUPATIEFF TO VISIT PARIS.

rs AN ENVOY FROM THE czAR HE IS TO MEET
PRESIDENT FAURE.
Paris Jan 24.-It is said that Baron Mohren-
helm. the Russian Ambassador, has informed NJ.
Hanotaux. Minister of Foreign Affairs. that the
Gar has ordered Count Muravef the newly
appointed Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
to proceed to Paris. where he will meet President
Fsuie al an official dinner. TO be given a the
Palace of the Elysee Thursday next. 1t Is
generally supposed that Count MuraVief's visit
's in some way Connected with the Russo French
alliance and with the proposed action Of the
Powers in the Turkish matter. He is popular In
France. and a most cordial welcome will be ex-
tended TO him.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.
CRATIC GOVERNMENT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ToDAY'S FORECAST.
Washington Jan @i-Thc barometer has fallen on the
Atlantic and Gulf and rlsen rapidly in the central
,ti.ys H. continues high north of Montana and Is low
ost northeast o. New England. The cold wave
now extends as far the Ohio Valley and south
ward 10 Tesas where the temperature has fallen from
-, 90 degrees the last - hours IL s below freezing
In Tennessee and Central Texas. is below In OHIO
tr.i,rn Illinois and degrees below
nvnr th. Dakoia. and Minnesota. Light local SHOWS are
rs,rl,I ror Southern England sbuhwestward over
tb. ohio Vale Tennessee and Northern Texas. The
generally in the Northwest and the South
Atlantic states ~, indications that the cold wave
M extend eastward and southwark the Atlantic and
(.,if casts Monday The temperature will fall To near
er from Vireria norhward and freezing weather viii
~xt., 'nthv,lri 10 the South Atlantic coasts.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
DR. NEWTON'S LECTURES.

The Rev DR.. r. Heber Newton is to give course
Of sermons on THE Truths Which Iieterodoxy
Yields TO the Growing Truth OF orthodoxy. on
alternate Sundays. in All Souls Episcopal Church..
OF which he is rector. The programme of the lect-
ures Is follows: January 81. ORTHODOXY and
Ueterodoxy. Their Mutual Relations February IA.
THE Truths of Universalism"; February 2S The
Truths of Unitarianism March a. The Truths
Spirtuasm' April H. "The Truths Of Christian
Col,
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Iordon Ian o4-'The Chronicle will Tomorrow
,,~,n, tho text Of the Manitoba school settlement
which is now on the way Rome for submission TO
the Pope The paper says 1t believes that powerlu
influences will secure the Natcans approval OF tne
~ tbo Catholics of Manitoba than those negotiated
nv Sir Donald smith the Canadian High Commls-
sOrer
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
CECJL RHODES VISITS JAMESON.

London Jan. 2a-Cecil Rhodes. who arrived here
Yesterday from South Africa in connection with the
Parliamentary investigation that is 10 De maue
into Dr Jameson's raid into the Transvaa. to-day
visited Or Jameson. whom he had not seen Del9Te
since the invasion of the Transvaal took place re
found that there had been much Improvement IN the
docfor's health since his release from prison
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
nrr,,r.Ep FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

Fur .Enelond generally fair aad colder. with cold
uav-. temperature probably iil below zero Monday
night. westerly winds
F.r Ea-tern New-yoTk. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware generally fais colder rorthwesery
winds -. g.,
For western Pennsylvania sene ally falr but probably
llght local IN lws: norhwestcilS winds. colder.
I'ir New-iorh fali. probably ligfi nurr"s W
snow ~ fnr LAKE Continued cold westerly "lnds
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
THEFT or GOLD on 4 STEA UER.

s"e'oonrnc. Jan. 4-Up1n the arrival here To-
o., ~ nofn Sydney OF tho steamer Occana It was
~s"o That the strong room had been forced open
bee, INA, box containing 500 sovcrelgns nag
stolci. There s no clew TO the fhiei pu' IL
Aseapposed that the robbery committed by
s ehe "ho Inev OF Inc shion2nf OF thc .aoneY
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
FOURTEEN HUNDRED BODIES RECOVERED

London. Jan H-The correspondent or Ihe
Times" Teheran. capital OF Persia. teegrapns
that a disnatch has been received from Bushire.
saving that 1i00 bodies of victims OF the recent
earthquake on the island Of kishm, IN the fer-
sian Gulf. have been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
JOSEPH DAVIS.

Buffalo Jan. 2i.-Joseph Davis. a wealthy Bos-
ton business man. died at the General Hospital
al noon to-day
Mr. Davis suddenly taken III at the Hotel
Iroouois on Thursday last and removed 10
the hospital The physicians diagnosed the case
AZ appendicitis, ana yesterday performed an OPP
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
MARRIED.

GEARoN-IRELAND-In this city Thursday. January
81 1897. Mornngsids Presbyterian Church. by rev
John C. A. Becker. Antonette Ford ireland. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ireland. OF NewYork. TO NJ
Edmund A. Gearon. Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

was cloudy. with nurries Of In the morning ana
cold The temperature ranged between 10 and ~ degrees
the average f22% degrees) being degrees lower than
that OF Saturday and i6a lower than that OF the CORE
spending day Of Last year
TIE weather to- day will be fair and colder
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
LORD ABERDEEN STARTS A FAMINE FUND

Ottawa. Jan. o4.-Lord Aberdeen Governor-Gen-
eral. has asked the Dominion Government. and
the Premier and his colleagues have consented 10
open national subscription 10 the India fund
MIR Courtney Deputy Minister Of Finance has
been appointed treasurer. and the Governor-Geh-
eral heads the list with $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

George T. la Faye died yesterday at his home
No 81 East Eighty-sixth-st He was horn over
slxtv-ccht years ago in this city and became ii
nrinter In the course Of his life he worked for
The Tribune ''Thc Times and THE Sun" IN this
c,,v rive years ago he retired on a competency.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
COMBATING CONSUMPTION.
A REPCGNANT SUGGESTION.

REPCGNANT SUGGESTION.
From The Buffalo Enquirer.
1t is generally admitted that more precautions
should be TAX than is customary to prevent the
spread OF consumption But the idea OF sending
and Is likely to be adopted at present
SIMILAR ACTION NECESSARY
From The New-O Orleans Picayune
New-Orledns people will better begin 10 accGstom
fcctous and communicable disease. and that in no
long time il VIII be declared In the Crescent city
just II been declared in New York.
ISOLATION IMPOSSIBLE
From The Hartford cournnt
Surely the idea OF taking any body and everyb body
who has consumption and treating such peoric ~
smallpox patients. lcpers and the like treated IL
simply intolcrabc. The disease often lasts for
not always really suffering continues useful NE
happy and giving happiness to others.
AN UPHILL FIGHT.
From The Boston Journal
In CHASING consumption with the milder
taeious diseases the Bonrd hopes TO secure
isolation. II Is uphill night. and ihe odds against
the authorities are tremendous.
OTHER CITIES WILL FOLLOW NEW YORK
From The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
II Is probable that within u short time similar
action will he taken by other cities. and In "a few
generally adopted. the mortality due 10 IT, which
now exceeds In this country The mortality at
tribu;abe TO any other one disease. VIII be- very
greatly reduced.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
Grafton upon him. which proved UNSUCCESSFUL
The body will be sent to Boston tomorrow morn
DIR. coyATY's BROTHER SUCCEEDS HIx

Springfield Mass JAM A-The Rev. B. g. Con.
atty. rector Of the Cathedral parish In this city has
been appointed by Bishop Beaven to take the place
Of his brother. the Very Rev: DIR. Thomas Gon'
cester. Father Conaty announced the appointment
to his congregation this morning
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
MRS HUyGERFORD. THE NOVELIST, DEAD.

London. Jan. 24--The death is announced OF Mrs
Hun2erford the novelist She died to-day AT Ban-
cor County Cork. Ireland
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS.

Charles Lanier the general treasurer of the Hos
pital Saturday and Sunday Association, No IL
Nassau-st reports the following additional con-
tributions to the general fund Of the collection
now in progress:
From THE PAINT AND NARNlSH TRADES.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
TO RKoRGANIzE rHE TANGIER POLICE.

isnger. Jan "a During the last few months
'.'eal foreigners have been murdered mere, and
~ representatives Of the Powers have at last de-
ssa 10 take steps that will aid IN the prevention
- y crime. Al the request OF the diplomats. u. \.
xsrxe tie American Consul General here. VIII de-
guard tho CITY
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Numbers OF prominent people too honest to I'm.
pose upon others. and too sagacious to be Imposed
upon Themselves. use and recommend DIR. D. Jayne's
Expectorant for Coughs and Colds. 80
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Those whO while opposed to the Greater New
York unwilling be unJstly deprived or the hene-
Sinking Fund and Of the other assets OF the
and who believe in taking action to
compel its and assessments.
requested nunic with jefferson NJ Levy No.
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Bar.
Inch.
800
100

49,. Sogr,rs a continuous white ne shows the
~. ~ @ IN pressure as Indicated by The Irihunes sell
recording barometer the dotted pt nm WIG W."
ne,a,ure as recorded at rerry's PharmscS'
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DIED..

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN.
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
6peeial Notices.

A.-Last Day of Sale.
THIS MONDAY AT 1880 A. NJ
The High Class
FURNITURE.
in the mansion OF the late
MARSHALL q. ROBERTS,
lo5 AND 1o7 5TH AVENUE.
18th Street
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
HIDE AND LEATHER TRAT
By Eugene II. conklin.

Ms LAIN A Lowery. the treasurer OF the Wo-
mans Auxiliary OF the association, No. 81 West
Thirty-ffth-st reports the following additional con-
.-ih,tions 10 the "Woman's Fund" of the collection:
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE sTATUARY NOW IN THE HOUSE WILL u
SOLD THERE AT 3 +. VI. THIS DAY.
ROBERT SOMERVII.LE ORTGlES 4 CO,
Auctioneer ManaserA
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
ISOLATION IMPOSSIBLE.
AN UPHILL FIGHT.
From The Boston Journal.

In CHASING consumption with the mlder con
taeious diseases the Board hopes TO some
isolation. II Is an uphill night, and the odds against
the authorities are tremendous.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Tribune caice. Jan. Is. Ia m-rhe Weather yesterday
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Triiz Spahr the American viCiinist who committed
suicide in the Deutscher Hotel in Berlin. last Mon
oay loft letter addressed 10 Charles De Kay, the
United STATES consul-Cieneral here. in which he said
ina. wanted die. ha wing closed his account with
le Intimate friends in this city express their be-
lief that Spahr had lately been addicted TO the ex-
cessive use OF morphine. which he took because Of
extreme depression of spirits
Miss Augusta Cotlaw. OF Chicago, gave second
piano recital in Berlin last week accompanied by the
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. The performance
was successful.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

pr. Lcipsiger of the "Kleine Journal mas the
credit of instiiung a novelty among Berlin insli'u-
lions in the form OF Mart and Exchahse lo' u'e
l-nemploved" The exchange has been opened IN tne
,a.aria building Of the New York Equiapic i-ie
urance Society and bids fair 10 acconpilsh IN Slo
,e m ~ for the unemployed than the SOCIALIST aEi-
i4fion mas achieved for the relief OF the workI,lE
.lssses i'm many wears. Clerks. warehousemen IA,
res md eovcrnesses housemaids and all sorts and
.,nditions Of workers within the scope OF the ex-
tharoe The premises include reading rooms. with
wiling material: a well-equpped library and gen.
,gdl hall.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

After the closing Of the supplementary Transatlantic
mails named above. additional supplementary mails are
opened on the piers of American English French
German seame.s ard until within min-
utea OF the hour q sailing of steamer.
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Durrant znOWu skazany.

SAN Francisco, Is Grud.
Theodore Durrant zostai dzi.
siaj rano skazany ma kare
Smierci ma szubienicy "a "a.
mordowanie Blanche Lamont,
d. Ego stycznia 1898. Adwo.
kaci jego dis rano zrobili je,
szcze raz wysi}ek rozpaczliwy,
azeby osiagnsc dalszq zwloke i
m6dz raz jeszcze apelowat do
ssdu wyzszego, ale sedzia
Bahrs byl juz nieub}agany i
odrzucal wszelkie zarzuty.
Durrant byl Jimmy ispokojny.
Jest to jua czwarty raz, ze 20
stall ma smierc skazany.
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Telegramy KrajoWe.
Z KOngFesu.

WAsH1NeroN, Is Grudnia.
w izbie posi6w dzisiaj po O.
twarciu posiedzenia przyieto
rezolucys wniesions przez Din.
gleya,sazeby ferye swiateczne
trwaly cd d. Is Grudnia do d.
5 Stycznia. Potem ukonstytu-
owaia sic izba jako komitet
plenarny i obradowano znowu
mad budzetem dla r6znych ga,
}ezi rzsdu. Livington robil u
wagi o sluabie cywilnej, kt6ra
nazwal "szwindlem i oszust-
wem''. De Almond zaraz po.
tenn wystapil z NOVA, W kt6rej
ganii wiekszosG, ia ME g}oso.
wano W czasie poprzedniej Sc,
syi mad rezolucys pr2ez senat
przyjsts, by Kuba6czyk6w
uznac "a strone wojujacs, ia.
dal, azeby to W czasie obecnej
sesyi uczyniouo. Potem znowu
zwr6ci}y sic debaty do sluzby
cywilnej. Moody i Johnson,
kt6rzy bronili sluaby cywilnej,
ostro krytykowali projekt asy.
stenta sekretarza skarbu, Van
derlipa, by klerk6w, kt6rzy
dojds dc pewnego wieku,prze.
nosie W stan spoczynku pen
syonowaG. W ko6cu uchwa-
lono spraws ts od1ozyc i deba.
towano mad budaetem wedle
reguly pisciomiDutowej:: zala'
twiono sic SO stronami blu,
kt6ry zawiera 112 stronic.
Przyjeto jedns tylko waans
poprawke, mianowicie, aze-
by W urzsdzie pensyjnym
zmniejszyc liczbe pisarzy 0 So,
przez co oszczsdzi sic $4,000.
W senacie odbyly sic debaty
mad nowels przedlozons przez
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komitet spraw zagranicznych,
by Amerykanom zabronic po'
}owu ps6w morskich u wysp
Pryby1owa, przez co u}atwi SIG
zawarcie ukladu pomiedzy A
meryks, Anglia, Rosyai Japo
MIA. Debaty by}y dose gorsce,
ale W ko6cu przyjsto nowele
81 g1osami przeciw IA. Nc
Bride Oregon pr6bowa} pre-
prowadzi6 rezolucys, ma mocy
ktorej poleconoby ministrowi
wojny poslaG pomoc poszuki.
waczom zlota W Klondike /
wyznaczyc ma ten cel$25O.0O0.
Sprawe zlozono W rsce komi'
temu wojny, polecono temuz
szybko z1ozyc rapport. w koh-
Gu ieszcze odbyly sic aywe de-
baty mad s}uaba cywilna O..
kazyi noweli wniesionej przez
komitet liczenia ludnosci, by
wyznaczyc dyrektora censusu
i 80 pomocnikow.
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Wilhelm W KiI0nii.

K1LoN1A, 15go Grudnia. =
Wstspiwszy po drodse DO
Hamburga, gdzie zwiedzal
ratusz gielde, przybyl dzisiaj
cesarz Wilhelm W towarzy-
stwie admiral6w i ministra
spraw zagrenicznych do Kilo'
nil. Udaf sig niezw}ocznie ma
pok}ady okrst6w ,Gefion" i
,,Niemcy'', gdzie odbyl inspek.
cya za}ogi. Wieczorem odbyl
sic bankiet W zamku kr6lew'
skim, ma kt6rym bylo obecnych
60 os6b.
Arcybiskup wroclawski kar'
dyna3 Kopp przesiaa ksisciu
Henrykowi pruskiemu drogs
telegrafczna b}ogoslawie1stwo
ma przedsiswzista wypraws do
Chin. Arcybiskup gnieznief.
sko pozna1ski nades}a1 wprost
ma rece cesarza depesze naste.
pujacej tresci: w chwili, W
kt6rej, Najjasniejszy Panic,
aegnasz sic jedynym swoim
bratem, poczuwam sic do obo.
wiazku zapewnienia Ciebie,
ze modly mole bsda towarzy-
szyly ksisciu W jego podrozy,
azeby krzyz Chrystusowy zna'
lazl ma dalekim Wschodzle
skuteczna obrone.
Cesarz odpowiedzia} arcybi-
skupowi, ze SERGE jego zostato
poruszone do gisbi 2 powodu
slow wypowiedzianych W de.
peszy, "a kt6re prosi przyjat
najszczersze podziekowanie.
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GOscie pOsprzedawsni.

Pewien wlasciciel piwiarni
W Magdeburgu sprzeda1 ia
niedawno. Przy spisywaniu
inwentarza i oznaczeniu ceny
kazdego artyku}u, uwzgle
dniono take wartosc stalych
gosci lokalu i pomieszczono
nastepujace pozycye: l tajny
radca rzsdowy (codziennie 8
szklanki, 2 ,,sznity",) 100 ma.
rex; l architekt (codziennie 10
szklanek i kilka koniak6w)
800 m.; l ,wyzszy" nauczyciel
(codziennie 10 szklanek) 800
m.; 1 nauczyciel ludowy Geo.
dziennie 5 szklanek) $50 m.;
l fabrykant (codziennie 6
szklanek, a pie czasem i wiz
no) $50 m.; l radca komer,
cyalny (codziennie 2 usznity'')
20 NJ; a jeden porucznik pen.
syonowany (codziennie cztery
szklanki,.2 2 ,,sznityn) 100 m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-16
Federation of Labor.

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konwencyi F. of l.. bardzo
waznych spraw ME za}atwiano.
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ca prezydentowi Gompersowi
zatelegrafowac do prezydenta
McKinleya, il organizacya sta
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mierzonemu zamianowaniu E.
M. Pearsona miedzystanowym
komisarzem handlowym. Od.
dano to rezolucye W rece ko.
mitetu rezolucyi. Z Kansas
City, Mo. i Detroit, Mich,
nadeszly zaproszenia, by ma
stepna konwencya odbY2a sic
W owych miastach.