davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

c>ew-Eorlz, December 81, 1908.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was somewhat Irregular.
epening steady unchanged prices, there decline
to Of 3 to 10 points, which followed in
he lse trading by partial rally with the market
finally steady net UNCHANGED 10 points lower Trading
moderately active and sales the about
el50O bags but this mostly the way OF switch
.nr option another. Il the first January
ncs DAY, and notices representing about 25,oo0 bags
~sre issued without having much effect the market.
Fsrly cables about due the NeW-York close
yesterday and private adTces indicated that sentiment
Influenced TO extent BY the talk OF
rew duty II Brazil Hamburg y Z pfenng
EEher and HavFs a franc higher, the hour Of
the local opening. Later however. f2VTe \ franc
a TIE gain and this aided the depression during the
session here. which also influenced by dsap
ponent the part Of recent buyers TIE lack Of
the Santos market. result OF the duty
and the check fresh buying by Wall Street
psres furnished by the higher money markets Rio
f5 higher. but unchanged Receipts at
primary paints about in line with averages,
I'd nothing fresh learned regarding the coming
oFop The market for coffee steady, with
rEtions ra-g.ng So $40 Tor Rio No 7.
The range of prices in ths market to-day
vas q follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Dec 27HOGs actya& & butchers M ana n -s ship
pers IS 271z Qe5 20; common, 81 25qS5 10 CATTLE
strong fair to good shippers, s. 259S5 common s2Q
s. IS. SHEEP strong. S34s4 I5 LAMBS strong 81 oo8
81 "a.
ket steady choice steers S3 40GS6 l0
and hefers So S0as4 s5 bulls 81 268sl so; calves ss so
GE7 HOGS-Recepts $4,000 head: market easier heavy
butchers So 25@S5 80; light butcher s. 2o9$5 30; Ight
81 959S5 10. heavy shipping So 20S5 80; packers s. o5
s. - rough heavy, s. 9o9$5 o5 bulk OF sales IS 100
S5 - SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head; market slow
sheep So 501S6: year.tnEs e 2SS7 lambs IS 25GSs.
steai: choice 81 40Gs5 60; prIrne s. i6s5 So HOGS
Recepts light; market higher; prime heayes, medium
Workers So J0Q$5 SO; pigs S5 456S5 so; roughs 81
as 50. SHEEF-supply Hght: market steady prime
wethers So TOS5 so common $gS3 5V spring lambs
$59$S; veal calves SSG$S 20
Kansas City. Dec. T.-zCATTI4E-Receipts 1900 in
Guiding 200 southerns; fed steers weak others steady
ana dressed beef steers S51S8: fair to
good 50 15Ts5 Western teers Sc 25d$4 10 stockers
feeders 81 5f 80: Southern steers So 50dS4 60 South
81 5oaS4 90 bulls. So 25Qs8 75 calves. 81 756S8 Is
HOGS-RecCipts. 10000; market weak to lower
closed strong ten SIS 1914 bulk sales. s. 958S5 orr
heavy. S5 C5T$5 21s: packers. 81 S3$5 pigs and
lights s. 4oQSo @ sI5EEI Receipts, Il 500; market
yearlIngs, S. 6$6 Western sheep 81 5O9S5 IS
gtoc5eTs and feeders. S3 25gS+ 20.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

whole. however was more bearish than otherwise Ths
wheat in the Chicago market especially around midday
decrease OF 71l00O bush, compared with decrease last
year OF 10000 bush Primary receipts aggregated about
coo bush, about double those reported for
the correspondnr day year ago seaboard clearances
only 800 bbls OF four and COO wheat
The cash market at NeWYork closed steady with prices
follows: No 2 red 81 Ao elevator and $3.50 O b
afloat; No Northern Duluth. s41$o o af9at CORN
The market acted steady ali day holding Of
time shade higher than the previous night the
West. although Ao down here December owing 10 a
liquidation Other positions closed 80 higher
The trade very light chiefly con
cerned situation IN December Chicago which
checked selling Receipts larger than expected and
contained good proportion Of contract but tho sstt
mates for Thursday were light seaboard cearances a
gregated $4,000 bush. On export there were
sales OF i loads No corn closed 5o for old IN ele
vator and 50s.c afoat No white, 81 \ and No .
yellow. bo2sc adoat. oATS-The steadness in
shared great extent by which closed rather
the West. Receipts have been liberal but do
meso demand continues good and another good export
IS being anticipated after the year
The cash market was steady as foows Mixed . TO 32
clipped white Sc 10 40 th 40141kc RY-Marlet nom
mai: No western Toe 6 New-IoTh BARlEY--
BufSslo BUCKWHE1AT-Narket dull: $40 nominal. de-
sgr---a y1r1r
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

RED western winter Is "a futures e9, DUH December
quiet; American mixed. new, IS Id do old. 4s 9d
futures dull; Is 3sd: March IS 25sd PEAS
steady, Gs 1Od FI0UR-St Louis winter
steady, ps "a. HOPS IN London Coacifo CoasO quiet
1CsIf3 los. BEEF quIet India mess rs 6f
PORK quiet: prime ness western I5s HAds-short
42s: short rib Is "A ~ 46s. long
nGdes light IS 81 b 46s, long clear middles heavy
To IL ass Cd: clear hacks. 10 80 10 45s
clear bellies. 16 ~ 52s. sTfOULDERS-9q II
% quiet, 3Ts LARD steady: prime Western, In
terces 39s sd American refined IN pals 4os BUTTER
United States 102s; good United States
SOS. CHEESE strong. American hnest white 62s I'd
American finest cooreds cas- Cd TAII50W-Pr1me city
steady 23s I'd. TUEPENTINE- Spirits firm. 49s ROSIN
Common steady Gs Ga. PETROI4EU3i-Refned steady
Tad. LINSEED OIL a:Ia, eos 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

placing Of small lots. The undertone however. was
al s5f7S5 for oil barrels We QuoJe: ,e7
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine Dds. eeV
Coo.
R0sfNNConln1on TO good strained SO 5ogs8 60; D. S4
r. s. 10; F. 81 20; c. S4 % n 81 50; "a Vo' n - 90
II. S. 20; N. S so: " G. Sc O5: " W. SO 20
STOCK on HAND.
Rosn s27 bbls
A'-'' NS-7
wilmington Dec. 27sPIRITs TURPf5HIIS = tS csnts n W
fr-. ~eceiDts bbls RQSIN firm at So 70 old'
2S3 bbs firm 81 So receipts, T. 9ois 70
TJRPENTINE 81 So 81 90 and "a SV' Ieee'7' -
bbls. ,-----,-r- 4.,d, =. s51sc,
sa1es a. b6ls receipts 4e7; shipments o Re1lN nfH
sales bbs. receipts 26Q6 en- "a 81 io8
So So c. SO 75 II So s5GS3 %; So 30; H. - 'o NJ 80
n So 30; w q, IS 70; " ". SO r.-,- g. Of eao
Charleston Dec 27.-TURFI1NTlNE hTIa 90 On. -
R0sIN firm: A. and c, 50 go; D. g 90; r. e e S9. 20.
g. f. G SCI 70: II SIS 49, So x s. 90 NJ "a 'V' ~
81 So G. So TO- y W e sf2fSPIzrrlE-spirits. SI 4ss Cd
R6siN-Ar7erfcan strained. es Sd fine. 13s
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 27-CIosng-COTToN-s n fair de-
Iuand; prices unchanged: American mddlng fair 6S3di
good middling. 64od; middIlng. 6SlT: low middling.
6l5d good ordinary, 5e5d: ordinary 5S1d.
!he day We're 10000 bales Of which 300 for speeu
cepts bales including o. 800 American.
oueucd quiet steady closed quiet American mid
ding z O C, December 6.1Od; December and January,
1Od January February. sid; February March,
IGd March April 62Ud April and Nay, 623d; May
and June. sd June and July. 62Id: July and August
2Sd August and September 1Od; September Octo-
ber. 5.9Ol. October and November. 6.S3d.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
os5rfs n the ports and interior points today con-
- =. .a-as sar Last Heek ard last yea-;

Gotten prehange srecisi Liverpool CaoIesI,i, ma
naooCrste demand Gales 1ooOV oales -rc-csn
co. E0J. gr-ericsn 1900; receipts, Oo.uy. rg.sE
1900; rriddling upland, 5.3lc Futures Y o 70 10
points lower: closed easy a. net de4iHs
posrts DsceTber and December-Ja rs66pril
e9ed sprtl-Alay, Esd &oy-June oo' e ioS Sser,..
sH6 Tev-A1e5st 2sd; August-sspteinoeT
tenber- 500; October NoN il.'-4' OO
eheser-y-rT1a move slowly cloths culs1 -s,., oon
FIDTrp ANfD MEAIL-Busness IN tne -1-L ,,~tb
tcres 6u, with sales uniEpOrtant, NILS hele - ~,
tuysrE holding on Prices remain ucLeLss- 20 t.-S
pxnfs 81 Tas5 45. winter straights - S9 ~ y
psstF q 20S4 So spring clears g eg9sS sIS2 IN
winter So Y0fS3 25 and extra 10 winter g eeS2 4S
RYE FT oIrF3 snIl Quoted: Fair 10 gooa
ohce - an, 81 15es4 20 COINAdEAL steaiy
1la dried fSQS3 10 to brand Ee nc q .s IA
Quoted. F,s f,e md yellow, 81 5 coarse = l74s 70
TFxysss-, rrn9- CITY firm. Quoted: western sprlhs
ss =: standard rnddDg. Sle =; hoIr CO. h,-t
dog S2s All January shipment; city bran 80 o. -
ss 20 sacks: uIdd-ing Sl3 2,-g 10 -
honny chop sol 20 bulk SO % sacks niie4- Re,
GREIN-WFTEh hT-WItb q feY exceptions, lHe -
nayhet tended 65Unward to-day ana the close, tbt
Als stea6ier vas sG5zc below me pre- Lsr.
shs prnoiral factors connected Win tI,e et. -
enssttise money conditions. offerings on ~
eenni reports q bank failures n the south ah1 81
seign The Iatte- included q ceclie o- ehss
;lvsrpooi As coared with last EEics5 sfo repI
N senuary Continental markets were lII"A ,btis
soting bd25 points down from the previous cay. ssf
sSf'ln . mark higher than Salli-tf -
pntE higher The local crowd solo lfeiLg iuct- =
sy but caught twice by sugLsSI liAs -
In Chicago. originating with the Dull ie@1e
ss uptucIs zst before the closS.. .tbs
St-hss nnaI STEADY undeTtone. Sentiment o. sS1S
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

Tho local market for spot cotton vas dlet WIZ &
i5 poi-ts lower Il $50 for nidGling UP-1o bies
rniddlinz Gulf Sales for consumption Zo1< ba--s
so1tle~n SPOT markets telegraphe3 as f2loE5;
Norfe rornns1 ard unchsnged at 11Ssc Savannah Gun
and szsy Unchanged at Il 11-1ec seles 1og 69Ies
Charleston steady unchangec st II SC -N9tlolH'
qre; and 4 lower az J1&o; sales 162 bales
2oainsl and unchanged at u q Auggs'@ Se ,1iet
end urchaEed az I15sc Memphis steady and nc ioTeG
at bales Galveston. cl- ana 20
iorer al i l5-l6c: sales. 2oo bales NeW-oTesIs 20
sales bales deliveries On co-ltTAc
1850 bales wilmington nominal Estimated ree rs -
leading points to-day: A. Houston ION OvO , -
500 Ea1es aCainst last week and 5tto iAst
a. GaTesTon from 5000 10000 bales against 80
lss week and 6ls3 yesr s1d a. % 20
5000 70 1000 bales against 45S last week anu J.
Reoerfs At the ports and interior points today con-
pared T--h ths same day last week ard last yeaF'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
NEW Y0ag. NEM HAVEN & HARTFORD B. 3.

Irans oepart Grand Central station. I'D sL ana
BOSTON Via New London & PIoys-tf1ooo. .3lIio6SSa
ef120o P NJ; Via WiIliTnartc-tFs:OO a, N; t2:9o F.
WORCESTER ana FITcaBLRG via PUTN4ASNiooItS P NJ
I.AkEVLLI.E and NORFOLK-fS4a A M, 1881 :, u
CT. BARRINGToN. sTocKsR!DGE, I-ENoX' PITTS
Ticket oices Central Station and e129th ste
also at c251 11s5 els broadway 90 Snlon SQUARE
caTs west i25th ST. Third Ave. In brooklyn eS42
SbO Elllt $50 Broadway
SDaIIy. tExcept Sundays sstops at i25th St zSs9Ps
Si,inE car cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR easy. WHEAT
NO 2 spring s3gs6c; No 8. s0Gs4c; No red, e6@40
87Ac CORN-No D. 47q47 &c; Nc 2 yellow, 47Q41 ; &c;
SiEc RYE-No 2 csc. BARLEy-Good feeding. 87l49
375sc; fair to choice mailing, 41449c FLAXSEED-
No l. 81 04; No Northwestern. 81 OSlz. TIMOTHY
n 81 8OqS7 82A. CUT MEATs-Short ribs sides Qoose
s!TST 12ia sides CDoxed), 81 35G$T 40
WFfIsKEY-Bass Of high wines. 81 30 On the Produce
Exchange to-day the BUTTER market. was frri cream
cries, l7Q24l2c: dairies 17920o. EGGS firm at mark
included 1925; hrs 22cs prime hrsts 26o extra
2Sc. CHEESE easy. 11@z4ISc-
Duluth, Dec. 27.-Close: WHEAT--No Northern. S3ot
No Northern, S0l4o; December. lac; May. s51sc-
Milwaukee. Dec. 27.-WHEAT-N-o Northern, SEQ
Sc No Northern. S3GS41sc; May s7is QST&o bid
RYE-No /, 67c. BARLEY-No 2 541ac; sample S71s q
54c CORN-May. 42&sc.
Minneapolis Dec 27.-C1ose WHEAT. Decsrnber
sG&o: May. s47s0S5c; July s5&c; No hard, s3sc No
/ Northern, s2&c; No 2 Northern. sohc FLOUR dull
first patents 81 5O9S4 co. second patents 81 3O9s4 4O
in bulk s18 eog$13 70.
Philadelphia Dec. 27.-WHEAT steady; contract grade
December 81 685c, CORN-4c lower; December ie9
4ss+c. OATS dull x lowar No white natural ST124
Ssc; No 2 white, clipped, 3sc BUTTER firm, 32Qlo
higher; extra creamery. 26lz 927c: nearby
prints SOC EGGS hrm nearby fresh Western
fresh 20, at CHEESE firm: NewYork full cream,
fancy l3% 914c; choice 1S5c do fair good 12s y
13c. Receipts-F1our coo b6ls. 1671GP 10 N sacGs;
shpnens-Wheat. % 900 bush; corn 5000 bush;
107. 900 bush
St Louis Deo 27.-wHEAT-No red. cash. ssg91c:
Nav, S5zs9s6c July. S07s4S1ci No hard. S3QS6c.
CORN-No 2 cash 4015c; December z0Tso; May, 424c
OATS-No 2 cash, 31c; December, sOS4c; May. 5lSsS
31Ac; No white, 324a239c
Toledo, Dec. 27-CLoyERsEED, cash and December.
IS 20; January 50 %: February, So 80. March, So
TIMOTHY, 81 co. AL.SIKE, S.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
co,INTRy PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorit. December q 1908:
BEANS AND E y sAyaf :. fa pl5e p2s for @ the
Iis,t lots Medium also dTagglns ana iS ts
tsst lois be bought isdtle ia Kidney have set
eics a,.a,ft - 77a export basis aq orlsIs a
tiea 70 .Iat other varieties unchanged Scoteh peS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
Baltimore 3 Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON -.
Leave west 2Sd Street earlier except mid
night train leaves IL so D. n
Nv. Liberty street, 500 am Except sun PTnsS 1teE
Daily 11lnef.
10 M DAILY Diner.
Daily Buffet
,o.ov,J 4 u Daily. All Pullman.
- u iherfy strset 500 pm. Daily. Diner.
~ :" 100 D m. Daily. Buffet
12i5 night Daily. SeeperA
Splendid TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO The WseI.
Leave New York City. 25d 81 LlosES SG
Chicago, Pittsburg, Sleeper lli2O pm 15'dS n L
Chicago, Columbus Diner. II o." An ~ n n
Pittsburg, Cleveland Limited. 3.2y pm 5-UV pm
s.PitsbuTE Limited Buffet. $50 pm 1-99 pm
Cjncinnati ST Louis Sleeper. II 90 II 215 mt
ciiaati 81 Tonis Duer..... so am. 1000 am
Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Diner oo0 pm o,ou pI
Ofces: 2si 434, 1900 BROADWAY Asf9r aouss' dtS
Greenwich ST, % Union Square W. SSI Hrhh1 oS-
\ Y; 54S Fulton St. Brooklyn West 2sd 81 and LID
After p m. Sleeping Car Reservations and fun In
formation regarding trains. etc can oe % a.
Bureau OF Information. Baltimore & ONO X h'' -SFd
st Terminal, phone Chelsea S144
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Dec 2T-FLOER quiet unchanged WHEAT
Spring dui3; Northern g3 &c asked: winter No
red s8sc orared CORN opened Grn. easter. No
: yellow, 4sstc. No 49ia0 OATS dull; No
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
NAVAL STORES.

,-,-,, conditions continue to the market for
shirts turpenne and machine made barrels were Quoe
II gS1sa6oc Eosin showed q STEADY lndertoHe win
Common to good strained quoted at 50 50IsB S. Business
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

Coffee Cables>-Etoo1-soti market firm 10 Rio,
6ayg) shipments the United states 5000 bags; snip
qeas for Europe 1000 bags stock S25 900 bags Santos
ee market firm; good average Santos 4So5O: receipts
bags Ghres days)t stock 1379ooo bags Hamburg
Coffee market .pensd \ pig higher at net
4a4 Pig higher Al s n vas net = pig hgherj sales
higher, Al y advanced franc: unchanged
a. $50 . n declined franc sales 27o0 bags.
The statistical position coffee IS follows:
LAT Las
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


Ms Ia
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of west Twenty-third Street and
Desbrossees and Cortland Streets cts Cortland.
streets Is t 9s minutes @ later given below for
r~sn'y-'hiFd S'Ffs5 Foh s''f+2n TGE WEST
:assAM GHICAG022 22s sPEGIA4T I2I44TD FOR Cincinnati
.1os5 A. NJ raE ana p sPfEN%sYLvAN1A LIG1TEDa'
umPm cffgKe6. PHgs1 g ohtHas9 hctfNsS1NxAr1. AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS
1885 P. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA gPEcIALt scI1: 70 Chicago
::.ssB.M. CHICAGO LIMITERss Eg Tss
'ssS ST rc4S1g 4ogIg sA ASR 4Prg5 CINCINNATI EXP
.s3s F. II s7f5t cEEVELAND. ANp- CINCINNATI EXP
''' WlsH1YGT6S "a R1TGT6SRqs AN6 5pEfHH The SOUTH
'755 s25 80 o. '9 So 'IoS5 a m 25 :455
555 s25 p !21o night sunday Sz5 I'm: Iiia
ited'S. 1875. sIs5 sl55. '5.55. s.25 m. 12-lo
soTTHERN RA1LwAY.-s1a.5s '',s5. '4a5 p, H.
ATL4NT1c G. COAST l L1NE-'s25 g. and s25 p m
sE1BoARD AIR L1NR-1sas p. m and 1910 g. m
NoRFoLB AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-'as5 p m
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RATLwAz---7.5S a. m
FoR ofb Pot2T PcoMFoRT IN So and NoRToLK'
ATIhNTfc sNcI4z CiTYs55 So5 q m M and a5s week
sh6wNs GA6E N3Ef3ss + Fl NJ w.sk
L0X BRANCH sBgRT RARE sSs 9fssnp oss Peasant saESo
s55 $25 a25 455 ? M Nd ana g l9.in 2 m h'SH'
FOR PHLADELPHIA- =. :. o.,os,
o5 T25 s7b5 s2s SIS s3-25. 9.55. s955, I02gg'
sIo55 m. 1Z$5 .l255 - :155 Z,b 10; ;p5is 5I9:
deiphia onIyJ a5 s. ss Is s5s. 7.55 s25. S55 9 %
(S55 for North Philadelphia onIy) I'll n5g9'
.t1o55 .Io55 a M 1875 .1255. "155. IS2 20 %
1925 ("+455 for North Phiadeiphla o2yl' D.as.S.SI
s5.55. 's25. 7.55. s25. s,55 SIS t9-55 for Nortn
Philadelphia only) D. 10. 10 night
~Dining Car. fExtra-fare train 1es
rifss fsh oss asssu5 Noi osio@ tS s e3e
corner 2sth stl House. and stations naTneo -
above: Brooklyn, 342 Fulton Street $50 Fu.on
street 800 Broadway and Pennsylvania AnneS, Sta- "a
ton The New Yorl. Transfer Company viii can TOT
and check baggage from hotels and residences
TeIephons "54s Cheisea' Tor Pennsylvania Railroad
10 " SlrTESpRrrPv J. r WOOD.
" General Manager Pass'r Traic Manager
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

Lackawanna Railroad.
Y foot Barclay Christopher: West 2Sd StA
IS 90 A. M.-For Binghamton and Elmira
A Buffalo, Chicago and ST. LOUIS
140 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
1900 p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
"a TX p N-For Buffalo and Chicago
sS45 P M-For Buffalo, Syracuse Utica. =.
60 n 4 M-For Chfcago-Sleepers open o. so p. n
Tickets et I49 400 IISs. 1434 Broadway. n. T.; 80
Fulton St Brooklyn sDaly. tExcept Sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

CCTTON-The cotton market was more ective aad vas
eers-1y bear prss5uTs and liquidation |Hc
be chiefly for Wall Street account ana y7nc1
Inspired, perhaps rhs high money rate sllc
the necessity OF throwing over Gotten contracts n Greer
interests -azrkets Reports OF
ttres small bank failures Memphis added 20 the IN
certainty and confusion although their influence seemed
70 BE largely sentimental and the absence o. genera
buszez support the covering Of shorts on
closed al ths lowest pI-1s
Of session net decline of = q p points sass
$4,000 bales TIE opening was clilet
az decline ot % points, in response TO the cables
Trsdlag quiet a. first and the rlsT ket showed
tts feature NevT-Oreacs however, relatively easy
Gables continued show declining tendency ana pr s
gradually yielded the efforts o. room bears VINO
n the absence o bull support or OUTSIDE ceano e
the market and force ouf ong h-
ngs Covering scale cauEed Temporary Tales
cf during but each lttte
increased offerings and there seer,le 10 e
PLENTY cotton for sale, particularly curing the tt
trading when call money ~ their highest
Southern spot markets relatively Etecy apparently
with prfces unchanged and there SAFES
612 bales in the local spot market al teeine o
points weather South favorable Ior re
port the about 4Oo9
bales Exports were very NghI arc
ate wires from South indicated almost complete
sbssnce of business tE ths interior spot markets.
range Of contract prices IN the local market toS
as
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
:rII,IINE GEORGE.-IN PURSUANCE OF


BoARDadAN, PI.ATT soLEY. Attorneys for Exscutors
35 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New Yorh
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

RoRERT w TODD. Attorney for Ezscators 8.
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-01
Wtorek dnia 1go Slerpnia 1905 r.

pisywat tego, czego sic ME wi
dzialo, ME widzialo sic niekie-
dy dlatego, ze przystep byf
wzbroniony. A zatem ME nasza
w tenn wilma. Naszem goracem
zyczeniem bylo zawsze, aby
wszyscy interesowani byli cal
klein zadowoleni.
Wiel. ks. Rekosiak St. Cloud,
MINI, przyjechaf po ]. E. ks. Ar
cybiskupa Symona. Ma stacye
przyszli Przewielebny ks. Biskup
Muldoon, Wiel. ks. Ziemba, ks.
Spetz i ks. Szczypta. J. E. wsiadl
ma pociag kolei North Western,
opuszczajacy Chicago godz.
6:3o wiecz. Towarzyszyli mu
ksieza Rekosiak i Fiori.
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krOnika MiejsCoWa.
E. S. TAYLOR

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przypadkowo zabity przez pociag
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ne. Przeczekal, poki ME przeszedl
pociag jadacy W kierunku polu-
dniowym, potem sadzac, re juz
bezpiecznie precise moze, pre-
szedl pod rogatke, ale potknal
sic upad}, w tel chwili zostal
uderzony i wyrzucony W powle-
trze przez pociag specyalny jada-
cy W kierunku poinocnym. Zwlo-
XII lego znaleziono w rowie. Ro-
dzina jego ME przypisuje why
personalowi kolejowemu.
E. S. Taylor, urodzony W Peek
skill, N. Y, w r. 1896, zostai a.
dwokatem majac lat 23. Przybyl
do Chicago w r. 1865 i cd owego
czasu juz nieszkaf w Evanston.
Brai zywy udzial W polityce ia
ko gorliwy republikanin, a od-
znaczai sic szczegolniej wymowa,
! tax, re przezo szereg lat uwazano
| go "a najlepszego rn6wcs w Chi
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Rosya zostawia Niemcom przy

- Rosya zostawia Niemcom przy-
jemnosc rozprawienia sic Anglia W
sprawie zamkniecia jej pred nosem
wejscia do Ba1tyku.
- B6jka Niemcow Francuzami W
Kamerunie ME grozi zatargiem poll
tycznym.
- Rozestwiehsh odzyskuje zdro-
vie.
P1ywakowi F. w. Burgess ME
powiod1a sic sztuka przepiyniecia ka-
naiu La Manche. Mai jeszcze do
prezbycia 4 mile drogi, kiedy zme-
czonego musiano zabra6 ma okret.
= w poczatku wrzesnia druga wo-
Jenna eskadra angielska wybiera sic
W podr6z do port6w kanadzkich.
- Ma granicy austryacko wioskiej
zanios1o sic ma starcie wojska wao-
skiego ze strzelcami cesarskimi.
w Strassburgu ma stanae kosz-
tenn Niemc6w pomnik Wilhelma Igo.
- w Madras, W Indyach, wybucn}a
cholera miedzy krajowcami, chronia-
cymi sic do miasta oBolic, dotknie'
tych kleska giodu. Ma tysiac osob u
miera SO. Ludzie padaja trupem ma
ulicach.
- Charles J. Devlin posiadal kopal-
ME zlota byf milionerem, obecnle
ziechali sic do Kansas City jego VIE
rzyciele, kt6rym Devlin ME moze
zwr6cic ich naleznosci.
- w New Yorku aresztowano dru'
karza Georgia William, kt6ry ucieA
Chicago, skradlszy brylanty warto'
Sci $4,000.
- w Horseshoe Lake, pod Leba-
non, Mo-, utonefy trzy dziewczeta. len
trzej towarzysze dopiyneli do brzegu.
Ma jeziorze przewr6ciia sic 36dz, W
kt6rej try parry uzywaiy przejazdzh.
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z parafii sw. Jozefa W Town of
Lake.

Do sprawozdania z pobytu E.
ks. Arcybiskupa Symona W para
fiji bw. Jozefa Wv Hown of Lake,,
zakrad}y sic niekt6re omy}ki, kto-
re niniejszem prostujemy.
/ Juz sam tytulik b1ednie usta-
wiony, uszedf uwagi korektora i
brzmiai mylnie: "J6zefatowo",
podczas gdy sprawozdawca napi-
sal "J6zefowo"; byla nova bo-
wien o parafii sw. Jozefa W dziel-
nicy Town of Lake.
Nastepnie W ustpie tyczacym
sic oczekiwania JE. ks. Arcybi-
skupa przez Towarzystwa ma
ma Western ave., mylnie byfo po-
dane, ze byly to Towarzystwa z
parafii sw. Wojciecha podczas
gdy byiy to oczyW1scle 1oWarzy-
stwa parafii sw. Jozefa.
Take niezupeinie, poprawnie
podana byla liczba ksiezy i ich
nazwiska. Jak nam donosza, ksie-
"a, kt6rzy wyszli ma spotkanie z
plebanii J. E. byli ks. M. Pyplatz,
proboszcz, ks. Scieszka, asystent,
ks. w. oiszewski Joliet, ks.
K. Kozlowski Lemont, ks. Fur
man, ks. Kojtek, ks. Chodnie-
wicz, ks. zyla, ks. S}owackiego
koSciola sw. Michala Archanio-
Ia.
JE. przybyli W powozach ks.
Fiori, sekr., ks. Pyterek, ks. Spetz,
Jelinek i ks. Swierczek. Oprocz
tege bylo trzech klerykow ma
plehanii jak nastepuje: Jozef Py-
platz, FIR. Rus i FIR. Kunkel.