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Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27

AT the head of this column this week
will be found the Democratic city ticket,
which is composed of representative and
able men. Last week we were in hopes
that the two parties would agree on one
ticket for the city offices, as it was the
sense of the Democrats that the best in
terests of the city would best be served
by both parties nominating able men,
but our hopes were doomed to disap-
pointment. Up TO Saturday evening
most Of the representative Republicans
were talking for one ticket and thought
that the best course to pursue, but
whether this was bluff to lead the
Democrats away or what it meant we
know not, but Of this we are certain that
the Republicans were not sincere in
what they said, as when their conven-
ton was called to order they lost no time
in nominating full ticket. The Dem
ocrats were sincere and held their con-
ventio1 at the same hour, and after or
ganizine, sent acommittee to the Repub-
lican convention. When this commit
tee arrived, the Republicans were almost
through their work, and lost no time in
finishing, hoping that the Democrats
would not put up q ticket.
1t appears to US that all the Repubii-
cans afs after is the appointiye Offices of
the city, aud were afraid that if there
was fusion something might slip. The
Republicans did not nominate for the
city's interests, but to further the am.
bitiops Of few Of their workers.
The Democrats after hearing that the
Republicans had nominated, and know
ing the personel of the ticket, decided
that they could put up much better
ticket than their opponents and pro
ceeded to do SO, with the resnltas below
At the head of the ticket they placed
a young man, of fine ability. One who
has proven to the citizens OF Central
that he is capable and will do his Level
best in administering to the affairs oil
the city. He has had experience as an
alderman, and for executive ability he is
perfectly reliable. If elected, and he
will be, William 0. Jenkins can be de-
pended upon to fill the mayorality chaii
to the greatest credit of the people.
For alderman OF the first ward Nj. L
Griffith was nominated. Nit has livec
here for a great number OF years, has
built himself up in business, and is
careful and economical business man
He is now engaged in the livery business
on County Road street.
In the second ward John Cody wa
nominated. Mr.. Cody is a laboring mai
and is in every Iway qualified to make
good city father. He is abreast OF tn
times and will always look out for tn
city's interests.
In the third ward VIM. Trebilcocl
was nominated, but resigned and at
meeting of the city Central committee
last evening, Robert Davey was selected
to fill the vacancy. Bob Davey is vel
known and popular young man, and viii
make an excellent alderman. He Il
careful, conscientious and true to hi
trust. No better selection could have
been made for man to represent thii
ward.
John Dave is the nominee in thu
fourth ward. He is a young man who
has been raised in this county, and II
very well known in that ward. lie viii
do all he can to further the interests o
the city.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
TIL, Union Pacific Beats, Them All

For quick time, e,rsuperior equipment
solid track. The favorite route to Utah,
Montana, California, Oregon and the
Northwest See your local agent or ad-
dress Il. X. Griffin, general agent, Den
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27

"City Offices" was the watchword at
Republican convention. In the words
of Jay Gould, "The public be ID"
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
do You Want Your Carpets CieanedY

John Henderson can lay or clean your
carpets to perfection. He also cleans
cesspools at reasonable rates, stoves pol
ished. Orders may be left at this office.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27

Democratic Ticket.
For Mayor,
VIM. o. JENKINS.
For Alderman-1st. Ward,
M. T. GRIFFITH.
For Alderman-2nd. Ward,
JOHN CODY.
For Alderman-3d. Ward,
ROBERT DAVEY.
For Alderman-4th Ward,
JOHN DAVE
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

The Aschenbroadel in Grown street, under the Grand opera house, was opened Saturday by Manager Chris J. Por2enheim The place is to be the headquarters of musicians, and they and their friends were much in evil dence. The object of the place is to es- tablish q headquarters where persons desiring music for any occasion will be able to arrange with the particular leader they prefer. The place is not run in the interest of any particular or- ganization.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
WILLTNGF0RD.

Mrs. Catherine Lee, widow of the late Peter Lee, died Saturday morning at her home on the Long Hill road. She was fifty-five years of age and leaves six daughters and three sons, who all reside here Funeral from Holy Trin- ity church Tuesday morning.
 The board of relief will meet to-day to abate taxes.
 The selectmen will hold their month"; ly meeting to-day.
 There were five deaths and six mar riages in town during the month of January.
 The snowfall here last month was 3-4 inches. The total rainfall and precipitation for last month was 2.7 inches. In January, 1901 the snowfall was 1-2 inches and total rainfall and precipitation 1.93 inches.
 The hearing on the resignation of c. I. Parmelee as guardian for Harold F. Ives and the acceptance of the guar dianship account comes up in the pro- bate court before Judge Martin to-mor- row morning at o'clock.
 Mrs. F. c. Bartholomew, her sister, Mrs. Moves, Miss Lulu Bartholomew and Miss Juliet D, McGaughey will leave for the south on the 11:26 train this morning.
 James McGaughey came home from Lawrenceville, N. J., Saturday, to re- main over Sunday.
 Complaint is made that some of the hunters are violating the game law by shooting cartridges and rabbits in the southwestern part of town. The game law is now on and has been since De- cember i.
 Janitor James lodged 2S5 transfers during the month of January.
 Frank N Kelly has been re-engaged as tenor in the Pennington avenue church, Hartford
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

 Accepted, order passed and assess ments laid as reported" Board of Councilmen, January 18th, 1902. "Concurred.'
 JAMES B. MARTIN,
 Assistant City Clerk City of New Haven, January 18th, 1902. Approved.
 JOHN P. STUDLEY, Mayor Payable February 5th, 1902. Attest: HENRY E. NORRIS,
 City C1erk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
Awful Experience with Heart
 Disease,

MT. L. J. Law, Toronto, Can, writes: "I was so sorely troubled with heart disease that was unable for IS months to lie down in bed lest l smother. After takine onn dose of Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure, I retired and slept soundly. I used one bottle and the trouble has not returned" Sold by W. H. Hull, D. HeWitt-5O
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
Governm ent Bonds
Cotton.

Reported over the private wire of J. L. Me- Lean X Co.,, 25 Broad street New York. New Haven office, $40 Chapel street, Hu. ager:
 Open Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
City of New Haven, Nov. 20, 1901


 ordered That the sum of one hundred and ninety-nine and 54-100 ($l99.54j dollars be and is hereby assessed upon the own CTS of property fronting on Cassius street. between Howard avenue and Cedar street, being a proportional and reasonable part of the expense of constructing pave ment in said street.
 The names of eacE party and the amount assessed against each heing here
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
City of New Haven, Nov. 2s, 1901.

lAIIU IT IS IUTIHVT
 Ordered, That the sum of two hundred and ninety-nine and S5-1G6 ($299.S5) dollars be and is hereby assessed upon the own CTS of property fronting on Blatchley avenue, being a proportional and rea- sonable part of the expense of construct ing a pavement in said street.
 Tine rames of each party and the amount assessed against each being here- x-iyy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

 
  AFTER, THREE MONTHS PREVIOUS NOTICE
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

The 99 1-2 accrued interest delivery
 
  CLOSED O'CLOCK RIGHT BEING REERvEo REJEor A AWARDED UPON scRiPTIoNs PAID ON MoNDAY FEBRUARY Attention called to following 22d 1902 from Mr. h. F. oree President the Baltimore Ohio Rail- road Company addressed undersgned:
 and s g a' t % @ @ @ @ op2 m s 99 f tsSu % ss hs H @ ndus T ea % % @ % % @ I % and % @ %GsF Esn S "eh 9e ee @ Se s E hf5 s% and the The Refu9dg Mortgage cent Bonds the direct obligation of the Ba as % S5 is }D ss @ .Ds s2s @ s ss: % sss rsSs S % d saa % W paid p 6 d9Rossd M ns wifi 5Hs @ ngy P1 % the %a @ P'M M @ % @ the ef Th SB fSBPfHt % % m FSfRf$ S$ S H23 5s | aa5 E Ss A5 $ 1 s'ss FS aoth leoi the Net Earnings o 3A ome aaleoaa Co. were s'sS ssss51s From which deduct; sea-so,a Rsssa9qs Hsss1af @ i@gysfH aa gysal id @ S2S5S5s surplus charges s7,ls4es5oa OF GG # s % zs 9 S H s ] isssi HSf @ #4s$s M s ssS ;Ss $ a as & S 5 ] @ E E$H gSF#S # 55}2a o3 H$$ $S SUBSCRIPTION OPENED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN LONDON MEssRs sPEYER BROTHERS
 Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,, Speyer & Co.,, 27 & 20 PINE STREET. 90 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK JANUARY
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

Principal payable in Gold Coin without which Railroad
  America, County, Municipality
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
City of New Haven. Nov. 2s, 19ol.

ordered That the sum of one hundred md ninety-one and 28-100 t$191. .2S) dol lars be and is hereby assessed upon the owners of property fronting on Ferry street being a reasonable and propor- tional part of the expense of constructing a pavement in said street
 The names of each party and the amount assessed against each beng here
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
Gttu Advertisements
PAVEMENT REPRESENTATIVE.


 Tn accordance with the provisions of Section S1, of the Charter of the City of New Haven, the following persons are duly notified of assessments, laid under the authority of the Bureau of Compen- sation and Director of Public Works, and approved of by the Board of Aldermen. December 18th, 19Ol, by the Board of Councilmen. January 18th, 1902, also by Mayor John P. Studley, for their propor- tionate cost of the construction of pave ments, all laid under the provisions of the one mill tax. in Humphrey street, Cassius street, Ferry street, Whitney avenue and Blatchley avenue, as described in the ac- companying orders, viz:
 Attest: HENRY E. NORRIS,
 City Clerk.
 City of New Haven, Nov. %, 1001 Ordered, That the sum of nine hundred md sixteen and 12-190 ($91612) dollars be and Is hereby assessed upon the owners of property fronting on Humphrey street, from Whitney avenue to State street, be- ing proportional and reasonable rart of the expense of constructing a pavement in said street.
 The name of each party and the amount assessed against each being here y, I1,I,r t,tA tAI xyiV
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

COUPON BONDS IN THE DENOMINATION $1,ooo EACH, WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
closing Prices.

Following age the closing prices reported by Prince X Wbitely. Bankers anu Brokers, b2 Broadway. New iork. and -5 Center St.. New Haven. Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
EtmaMctal.
EtuanrtaI
$2O,OOO,OO0. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD GO. Pttsbqrg, Lake Erie & West Virginia System Refundng Mortgage pc. Gold Bonds. (Part of an issue limited to $75ooo,ooo)

PRINCIPAL PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1, 1941 INTEREST SEMIANNUALLY
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
City of New Haven, Nov. g, i&O1

And it is further
 Ordered, That the sum of one thousand, two hundred and fifty-nine and H-100 (s1 ,259.74) dollars be and is hereby assessed upon the owners of property fronting on and City Line, being a proportional and reasonable part of the expense of con structing pavement in said street.
 The names of each party and the amount assessed against each being here in particularly stated, viz:
 Isaphene Hillhouse $3l2 l6 M1ll1ston Walker .................... IT 3G George w. Hicks ,..................,. 10 co Ida E. Barney ...................... GO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03
Htna Life Company,
 HARTFORD. CONN.
MORGAN c. BULKELEY. President.

Assets, Jan. 1, 1902. ........ .$59, ,609, 691 17 Premium receipts in 1901.... 9,219, 773 26 Interest receipts in 1901. ..... 2,6S9, ,S7S34 Total receipts in 1901. ....... Il 1909, 651 60 Payments to Policy holders
 in 1901. 1.".........,......... 6,052, 721 21 Reserve, per cent Standard
 on Old Business, and 31a per
 cent on Policies issued In
 1901, and all claims. .,...... 52,27o 264. .92 Special Reserve, in addition
 to Reserve above giyen...... 2,016 345. % Guarantee Fund in excess of
 Requirements by Company's
 Standard ................... 5,323,os125 Guarantee Fund in excess of
 Requirements by Standard of
 Conn. and other States. ,... 7,367, 1892 % Life Insurance issued and re
 yiyed in 1901. 1................ 25, ,141, ,07500 Life Insurance in force Jan. l.
 1902 .....,......'........... POI PTS, ,2s3Oo Accident Insurance in force
 Jan. l, 1902. ............. .182, DOS, ,619.33
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03


 This is the season to secure Safe Deposit Boxes. The Safe Deposit Vault of our Company is equal to any in the State, being of modern construction and having all the most approved appliances.
 Boxes can be rented at S5 per annum.
 Storage for bullion and valuable articles in fire proof vaults according to the space occupied.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-03

The undersigned will receive subscriptions for 2 cent and accrued interest to date of delivery
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-05
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

Onegdaj po poludniu znale.
ziono W zaufku przy 60 ulicy W En-
glewood zwloki dwoch rozpinaczy
drut6w, widocznie nagle zabitych
przez prad elektryczny. Nazwiska
ich So: J. A. Hausber, 1898, 81
place Pat. Flood, CAB, AZ place.
- IL letni Otto Schillner zostaf
onegdaj ma Is ul. i Drexel ave.
porwany przez tramwaj elektry-
czny i z taxa sifa W box rzucony,
ze nietylko W glove SLIME sic ska.
leczyi, ale takze obie nogi ma zla-
name. Zawieziono go do szpitala
sw. hukasza; mieszka pm. 75l5
DreXel ave.
= VIM. Werthing, balwierz, 81
w. Madison str, onegdaj wieczo-
rem okofo godz 6 wszedtd do re-
stauracyi W tymze samym domu i
usiadi przy stole, Kiedy przysta-
pit do niego kelner, ably go obslu.
zyc, Werthing ME zyf. Widocznie
umarE nagle ma paraliz serca.
= Onegdaj wieczorem o godz.
IL znaleziono W pewnym pokoju W
hotelu Auditorium zwioki czfowie.
ka,ktory zaregestrowaf sic byt jake
Fl. E. Benedict Q Milwaukee, Wis.
Odebrat on sobie sam zycie wy.
strzatem rewolweru.
Z urzetlowego sprawozdania
stray ogniowei okazuje sic, re W
T. 1901 stacya centralna byfa 1893
razy zaalarmowana i alarmy wysla.
la do innych stacyi.
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Telegrar11y.

HAGA, 5go maja. = Ze zamku
Loo doniesiono p6fnocy, re W
niedzieie wieczorem znalezli sic
przy 4ozu kr6lowej Wilhelminy:
professor Rosenstein, dr.. Roessingh
inni lekarze. Kr6lowa byfa bar
dzo cierpiaca, II godz. W nocy
stan iej zdrowia mafo budzif na-
dziei, re WiIhelmina wyzdrowieje.
PARYz, 5go maja. =
Pomimo niesprzyjajqcej pogody
powiodFa sic pr6ba maszyna do
latania Brazylianina Severe. Pro,
ba odtyia sic W poblizu miasta.
Najprz6d puszczono balon ma 40
stop wysokoi przytrzymywano go
linami. poczem puszczono W ruch
maszyny. WynaIazca kierowat
MIN clowoli, balon utrzymywaf r6-
wnowage Severe wr6cit MIN ma
miejsce wyladowania.
Balon ten jest podobny do balo-
nu Santos Dumonta posiada 3
vie see diva mniejsze stery, przy
pomocy kt6rych obraca sic ma roz-
ne strony, wzbija sic w gore i opa-
da ma dot. 2 dw6ch motorow naf
towych ieden jest siie "a. drugi
o sile 16 koui.
RzYM, Ego m n a. - Ojciec
5wiety przyjmowat W sail tronowej
50 amerykanskich ksiezy dyece"
zyi brooklynskiei, biskupem Nc
Donnell ma czele. Biskup pre-
mawiaf do Papieza poczem ofaro-
wal mu swietopietrze W sumie
$40 900.
PEKIN, 5go maja. Amerykan-
ski poset Conger odwiedzit ksiecia
Cling. prezesa urzedu spraw zew-
netrznych zaprotestowut przeciw
wydaleniu uczni6w chinskich
chrzescijanskiego wyznania ze
szkofy europpjskiej, j,zatozonej przez
gubernatora Czlli Wydalono ich
dlatpg3, ze ME brali udziaIu W ce-
remoniach M Geese Konfucyusza,
tymczasem traktat pokoiu opiewa,
ze rad ME bedzie robit roznicy
miedzy wyznawcami WARY chin
skiej chrz~scijanskiej.
PETERSBURG. 5go m a. =
Spallia sic poiowa miasta Bo-
broiska, gubernii milskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-05
Kr6lOWa " niebe1pieCzeistVie zyCia.
Papiez przyjmuje ksiezy amerykaGskich.
Jaki jest pow6d powstania chlop6w W Rosyi.
REPUBLIKANIE W KONGREsIE BEDA ZBIJALI
ZARZUTY DEMOKRATOW.
DOktOr Chicago zastrzelH sic W Los Angeles.

Ale ME bylo o mich zadnych do
niesien, zatem dzien minat spokoj-
ME. To jest jeszcze jednym dowo-
dem, re W gruncie rzeczy socyali-
sci byli sztabem bez wojska, zde-
cydowanym ma wieksze czyny, niz
kilkudniowe bezrobocie. Lecz inne
doniesienie; OTTO, sztab socyalisty-
czny polecit zahiechac powszech-
nego strajku, spokojnie wr6cic do
piracy. Jest to wiec uprzatanie
niepotrzebnych juz dekoracyj.
TAX sic W Belgii skonczy}a pro-
ba socyalnej rewolucyi - zupelnie
takiem samem niepowodzeniem,
jak pred dwoma miesiacami W
Hiszpanii. Ami teroryzm ME po-
skutkowa}, ami sic ME udafo ogto-
dzenie narodu "a pomoca powsze-
chnego strajku. Godnem jest u
wagi, re ME poskutkowala take
odezwa do wszystkich W Europe
socyalistycznych grup, aby pie
niedzmi wspieraiy socyalist6w bel
gijskich: organ tych ostatnich lie
Peuple" gorzko ubolewa mad zu-
pelna nieczuiosciq zagranicznych
wsp6lbraci. Ale to przeciez jest
iuz znanem zjawiskiem: we Fran
cyl, W Niemczech i Szwajcaryi
miejscowi robotnicy coraz ME-
przyjazniei spogladajq ma OBJ
cych. Miedzynarodowa solidar-
nose czwartcj klasy zawsze byia
bardzo wqtpliwa, wyznawafy jq tyl-
ko sztaby socyalistyczne, teraz zaS,
DO szerokich reformach robotni-
czych, dokonanych przez nieso-
cyalist6w, stanowczo nalezy do
przesztosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-05

Lac6W. = We Lwowie odbylo
sic posiedzeuie kouitetu, zawia-
zanego dla sprowadzenia zwiok
Chopina do kraju. Wobec tego,
re pochowanie zwiok mistrza ma
Wawelu okazalo sic, re wsg1s-
dow zasadniczycb, niemozliwe
do wykonania, a rodzina Chopi-
ma ME ayczy sobie, ably spoczely
W innem mieiscu, p. Kaz.
Skrzyfski postawii wniosek, aby
komitet obecny zamienii sic na
komitet budowy pomnika Chopi-
ma. Pc dlugich rozprawach,
wniosek uchwalono jednomysl-
ME.
Lublan. - Koncesyonaryusz
budowy tramwaju elektrycanego
W Lublinie, pelnom ocnik elektro.
techniczuego Towarzystwa akcyj-
nego dawniej w. Lahmeyera we
Frankfurcie mad Menem, p. Sta.
nislaw Szpigiel, W tych dniach
-jak donosi ,,Gaz. Lub. ."-zlo.
zyl zarzadowi miasta Lublina
plany j proiekty budowy tram
waju, oraz stacyi centralnej do
wytworzenia energii elektrycznej
do oswietlenia miasta do moto-
row. Plany te, jake ztozone W
terminie zastrzezonym W konce-
syi, zarzad miejski przyjal i ze
swej strony zaakceptowal. We.
dug brzm!enia oduosnego para
grafu koncesyi, tramwaj ma bye
oddauy do uaytku publiczuego
"a rok i miesiecy try cd chwili
otrzymania przez koncesyonary.
usza zatwierdzonych przez via.
DE wiasciwe planow budowy.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Potter Palmer umarf.

W przepysznym swym patacu ma
Lake Shore Drive Banks str.
umarl wczoraj wieczorem Potter
Palmer, jeden z najwiecej znanych
obywateli miasta Chicago. Liczyf
lat 76. . 6,niertelnego toza jego
zgromadzili sic: jego iona, obaj
synowie Honore i Potter, sio-
strzency Adrian i Lockwood Ho-
more, wuj ciotka pani Palmer,
DID. B. L. Honore DIR. G. P. Mar
quis.
Zmarly chorowat cd dfusiego
ezasu W zeszlym roku W Szwai-
caryi sic leczyf. Pred trzema ty-
godniami zapadf ciezko, W osta-
tnich dniach do zadawnionego ka.
taralnego cierpienia dotaczylo sic
zapalenie p}uc.
Potter Palmer urodzit sic W r.
1926 w RensselaervilIe, N. Y, jake
syn farmera. Liczac lat 20 zostat
klerkiem W banku W Durham, n.
Y. P6zniej otworzyt wtasny inte-
res, najprz6d W Oneida County, N.
Y, potem W Lockport, N. Y. Pc
r. 1850 przybyE do Chicago, zalozyf
tn skIad towar6w iokciowych, a po.
tenn wszedt do spolki pod frma
Field, Palmer & Letter. W r. 1867
wycofat sic interesu, by re zna-
cznym jua majatkiem rozpoczac
interesa gruntowe. w r. 1870 o..
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: Michaf Wassar (podobno Pc.

= Michaf Wassar (podobno Pc.
lak) pr6bowaf wczoraj rano ma 70.
gu Is ul. i Clark str. przebieds
pred nadjezdzajacym tramwajem
elektrycznym; zostaf jednak przez
wagon porwany wv box rzucony.
Odni6sf wewnetrzne uszkodzenis
oprocz tego, ze pokaleczyi sic W
glove. Zawieziono go do szpitala
powiatowego.
= IL letni Harry Thompson,
173 Eugene str, wczoraj wieczo-
rem o godz. Z zostat przejechany
przez tramwaj linowy ma Eugenie
Wells st. pokaleczony tax mo-
emo, ze W pot godziny pozniej u
mari W apiece, gdzie go zaniesiono.
Humane Society" zamierza
starac sic W roku biezacym,
azeby legislature uchwalila ustawy
wyznaczajace kare wiezienia kar-
nego dla mezczyzn bijacych zony,
kare chfosty dla pijakow i miodych
przestepcow jakas kare "a woze-1
ME mafych dzieci ma bicyklach
pred soba.
Czfonek rady szkolnej, Chas.
j. Holmes, 134 Powell ave-, umart
wczoraj po 4 dniowej chorobie
Liczyf lat Al, byf Szwedem 2 po-
chodzenia.
- Agent gruntowy S. E. Gross
W zeszfym tygodniu zawarf ME
mniej niz II kontrakt6w ma SPREE.
daz W r6znych stronach miasta.
Koszta budowy tych II dom6w
wyniosa 100000.
Z nieslychanym przepychem
odbyl sic wczoraj pogrzeb znanego
bogatego Chihczyka Sam Moy ma
cmentarz Rosehill. Trwal od switu
&C p6znego po poiudnia; przy koh-
Gu skutek deszczu przyspieszono
zakonczenie ceremonij.
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Ruch parowc6w.

Przyby1y:
New York: Rotterdam Rotterdam,
La Bretagne Hayre, Celtic Liverpool
lu, Minnehaha Londynu, Ethiopia .
Glasgow.
Philadelphia: Noordland Liyerpoo.
IN.
Antwerpia: Kensington N. Y.
Liverpool: Campania Tauric ny.
Glasgow: Pomeranian Bostonu.
0deszfy:
New York: Ryndam do Rotterdam,
Kaiseria Marie Theresin do Neapolu,
Furnessia do Glasgow, Umbria do Liver.
poolu, Manitou do Londynu.
Liverpool: Saxonia do N. Y.
Antwerpiu: Vaderland do N. Y.
Havre: La Touraine Lac champagne
do n. Y.
Gibraltar: Trave do N. Y.