Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1878, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. — | = / 7 = FUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday | ry POPE PIUS 1 47 THE STAR BUILDINGS, | = ns. Pennszivania Avenue, corner 11th street, | HIS LAST HOURS. The Evening Star Newspaper Ccmpany, | | 4A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. | The following particulars of the death of the ——_.——_ | Fope have been received by telegraph fro: | Kome ‘ bs The Pope at | felt. a sudden oration. t er odnee tay might r times, but said to the phystcia i} 5 is then = He was alterna Tnetd iwan. | dering. His last moments ; . ~ oO -p = was the closin mund in the leg 51—N®. 7,756 WASHINGTON A ra smal 756. X . D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY WO CENTS, | ee Setanta ete set ) 7 . Iain. Cardinals Manning and Howand and ee 8, 1878. TWO CENTS, | sissy uigitete meta gianeet aed SPECIAL NOTICES. | THE EV Societ: = — " f : ms to be — 2 a ye FORTY-FIFT! j =a = sotit ae tee e SAGAN LATED TREE EVENING STAR. The perfect weather of yesterday caused a ETH CONGRESS, | Tol to Th THE POPE'S DEATH. ee titee beeen =P UNION will mest SATURDAY, ail | ae == general outpouring of ladies desirous of cal! . Fripay, February §, 1878. ' 6 . Pio Nono’s Successo: altertoon an of ms ner Ph ael D st | Washington News and Gossip, | in¢ ou the families of Senators. The neighbor- SENATE.—After the presentation of a few i, E. Feb, §— conclave Willa the Chamber of De Wate a ———— hood of Massachusetts avenue and Lith street, | Petitions and the transaction of the routine | Sone Cui aE Re Aetna | Oye eee , | GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day.—Internal | in which so many Senators reside, was one of | business of the morning hour, whieh oceupied CONQUEST OF TURKEY. Toad. Foassenle cadanete OF Gee cek | that the Mission cult ~ | revenue, customs, $117,816. the most attractive pe during the after. | 18S than fifteen minutes, Mr. Whyte moved . rerlain to all the h through 1) 5 OF Could wi DAY, Fo). 10h. Sez gee i noon. Senators Morrill, Allison, Edmunds, | tht When the senate adjourn to-day it be to the hall of istory will b in St. Pe Sinent was exponrd feiniegat ON vote of to 21 agreed to | jurvara, Randoiph and Kernan all live iy mevt on Mona: Russ; holding the eallat for the new P. oniy, We aret Suh 8 waite vom Les. AS eine ayard, Iph a prnan 3g r. Allison hay - AGae Hi . piding the callat for th nip. ave told Veil was to be re MaNe Monday next. houses hear the M street civele. And Senator | alitagoniced the Minin Get Le wee doe ussia Occupying the Stronghold. | {hip mantel of te conclave moved aster the Pope's death “The veil was . FINAL 1A TROD Conwrrrer met | Angus Cameron and his pleasant wire not tar | Yeas 24, nays 24. : was agreed Lo— } lls functions, and given orders’ for the custo. | Rot removed at > p.m. possibly from a v te ced aes ain today to hear the conclusion of Judge | Uskant, on Massaehueetts avenue: The wite | | Mr Conkling presented a memorial from the . tion'and remoual of persone mow Nolan pil Map ing Rn FOR ar ‘The etire balance of S.o-k of CLOTHIN arg i he = se | a rhter o} , irs. Baie a i i Lmemorial th hi al of ‘ ng the Vatican are crows pee Saanen gh Sek CLOTHING and | Storrs’ argument in behalf of the Southern iis. Hunter, Sea Ae Bales | ore nalone retleg to or ee Linea THE POPE'S DEATH. Hine Heer on which the con troops. “This precaution 4s super pope Saber hint lie ate date Maen | Paetfic road. ‘ood, to ‘visi Sure or ree at or tin th A. he cardinals have already be othes mio ment than that of cur first. = ————— received many calls y * es 2 ceptible among tH eT TS Houde has bevin tease, ANONG THE CALLERS at the White House ived calls Laie PAE . ¢ vely announces re frleeve - LW. WALLS were Senators Cameron of Wis., Cari | tion of those who crncebis pry. | committee an aporonrin ine toe eae Conclave of Cardinals. Sunday and Momdage Neat pa me Says 6357 ES? ws SUE PARES w y, Dorsey, Garland, MeDonatd, Conover, | st Week. The wife of Senator Cockerill, of | ther Work on the public buildings 11 Washi: dveided regarding the renee eae teen ood ; , dated Rom a SISQUOT SPRING WATER argent, and. Representatives Townsend of Missourl was aveisied by Miss Blair of Kun. | fon now suspended may not be resumed forth RETURN = The eanay st ing in state. Nett ways TAL Sp the Pans ntury has wroaght snel ». Hart, Evans of 1 ‘alkins, O'Neill. sBapizh Lok Y Ri nd. and Mrs. | Worth, at employment may be given to death of the Pope, $ funeral will be cel wiclatia Who Gould @eunet et SCORIDNEY DISEASE | Veeder Simons, and Wiams, Proetor Knoitat Kentucky. They kecelved'a | NoFkIen whoxe tantitey are nov sillering ING BOARD WAR, | wtisted at S0'Fecei ‘Siiveara and oer. spavsiclany who could dcieet 4 ten NCER, ve had of 7 = —— , tors. ce. ted. prayers fe! 8 ers 4 peh er "are att Nava. OnDERS—Lieut. D. Delahanty. trom | . The Tesidence of Professor and Mrs, Henry | Mr. Saunders called up the j solti Prac De, De OL die eaten ene Ga y y ed up the joint resolution The Dead Pope* : the reviving ship Independence, and placed | 3f,fhe Smithsonian and of Mr and Mes, ° | Inereasing the nnmber of commissioners to THE RETURNING BOARD PROSE- | ic Te ea ee: a. | meant: Of the secrament’ and Cas . iting orders: Boatsw: ease ‘ eye scenes of delightful par | x rom 20 to 38, s y NS. ‘ ap —T ion of Cardi- agp ahcctrers eee on waiting orders: Boatswain Win. A. Cooper, Fee ee ee a aS ere aN Oe eee een | quinpisortna Lectntena E Ss late Pope's last wivtes Osserratore B omcial ac >_SINTH ANNUAL, ME ne of the most attractive in its ar~ | appoint d ne frome state | NEW XORK, FebeB CA New Onin te. e and his funeral. Cay the death, seem to place the mutter tion of officers of the TERR } ; r nd in ail its details of any inthe | _ Mr. Conkling, in speaking on the tate. | onE: Feb. 8—A:New Orleans spe pe ee and Di Pietro will govern nd doubt. | 8, LOAN ara BUILDING A Utne anal great degree unlike any other. | ed that he didnot know, who had bees | Prosecutions, AS £0 He agteoment te ae | Alt SRI Rae aL OOUe: | wopeTiun te Coe op F RIL : ; : "Acting nment is given therein the appointed —commi Phi should. be ng agree! jo one | a dren bells are tolling. F ¢ Pius IN was born at Sinigastia, in Ital = after To clock, at the swain Join H. Brown, from the navy-y effect ced Db » many lighted rot “ange, She : ns seas Prosecuted for past heral services will be h all the ehi ‘ » $ . ay 3 panies ExrositioN have been appointed by the Presi- | § neties were placed last evening in | ‘Alter debate thi teorieriie eas veterred to | any political ohenme tees ; <=, ADS AOELLE Toon dent as follows: Andrew D.White, New York: | Sltred pine, uote (ables and sta | the committee on appropriations, i q ing publie documents, be. | itaryea ead advertisement. fe ania; W. na Ie OE rted 3 ‘o amend the ame as true. Gov. Nichol tnd pensions of their wid the young Count i dc A. L. Coolidge, M ple arter of th nklin Tnsur pany | IS undersioc anteriadue dine cae ¢ J ¥ widows. ie young Count rapidly grew to be a fin nt a eavini e “rooms. Mr. and Mrs, | calendar. way or in any matter connected wil : ; he of the Cu pdb tant ¢ “1 as a candidate fe Pollok. had the valuable aid in enieriaining | — The morning hour havingexpire: — Bt sree er connected With the trial. New York, j | the Guardia Ne ome, butto his gi A fresh supply received and for sale by Hit ! the company of th dade Ald in CHCM AMINE | oguimeld the oe eT ee ette | The Fight Only Against Louisiana cw York, has recelved a special | Gisappuintment was hol acsepieds Te + Be THOMSON: Fema California Merrill, | } “and Miss Cheeverss “the rooms were full, | Mr. Hilt ito the agitation of the nen no tuted, hawt the Flas TS and requestien ie. | Aa his wen yor-tr 708 15TH STREET. ore. ‘Salford, carne a Vening, and | Coware question throughout the country, and it Te viata eres cue aut prayers of the faithful for his eternal repose. patie diseipline S> HOT SODA, La as | MAtrlOtlc IDOE of ara ee teased in Hie very | letter of agreement with Anderson, of Province eT ee es resolved atiy apeoved. with iba ; After supper which was | Eress Was boughtup Dy the bund holders canal | meqecug yoku Sherman iseoncerned, itis not | 1 mt nit waseelebrited | His studies id profound and COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE, abama, and A most sumptuous repast, Miss Beers, of New | the other halt by the bulfon holders, aud tie | Rellose: eeeee eee wes Such a document, | at the Cathe Ss morning by Hen- | Mezeal anc jon commendable. His first AN h of ‘Texas, were appointed to- | York, whe fs the guest of Mrs. D. Ke: Mckee, | contrasted the action of this body Wilt that.of | aureeseear eed however, did enter ino an | dricken, orning by Bishop Hen- | service was in a mission at Sinigasiia, and on MILBUEN’S, 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUZ, and Miss Corinne Bouligny gave great pleasure Which disposed of the | etal ohtee Will Sash to isure Anderson the | Archbishop Gibbons Officially In- | {hesseui ss yeare on r. IIS, COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on sification and re o the company by their singing. : question there in less time than he had occu. copy will 4 s document, is in existence, formed of I ings ) @raught during the winter. dec4-tr tion, of thir it matter.as if i dee Rot ree Pubes tended this party Blea in speaking of it, and by a unanimous 'y ibe pethooming tn afew days. Bautivonr, Mp. Feb. S—This mornin pauiy m and then priest. Se 3 atter, as rd the evening betwe a at x vote, ° . . e x rchbiship Gibbons notiti at WAGE TO 80 [>> “AMUEL ©. youNG. posed that ‘ when modified in con. | Ds-Professor Henry at the latter these wage | ln zeplyin arguments of Mr. Blaine, | 92S, Still remains Tn priton being’ unable | Mirror Hint store caed the | Catho In 18%, he was sent at lis own request ion & NOTARY PUBLIC, formity with a schedule of amendment acreed | Hotable gathering of the scientific and literary | that Congress had no constitutional richt to | LO,Precure bail. He is busy preparing some Ally HfoTHed of he aly eae had been | mission, partly relizio Partly political oeti7-tt Orrice_Star Euitpiwa, | Upon by the Post Oftice department and many | £entlemen of the city with nilies, in al Misht (0 | sortofastatement, though, whatit ists hot | and had been requested a 10 CAIN’, The. ve Suenos Ayres and the : wading publishers, has been printed in, pani ep. hud, inthe | divulged. ° He uiterly retises, however, to | Same intellizenc ato the other arenas overland journey to Chili were full of peril da O. D. to-day for dis , Postinas Apel siting statesmei Stor ¢ ‘eye : . i onary Ere provi ie ned in 1N25 COMPRESSED YEAST. tribution to Congressmen and newspapers. ral and Ars Ine asked if his ibrorositto copper 7 Loniaiauns bott Pastas or the elty churches will be lel at the and thes Pope Leo XII, madefhim his domes. ; SS aaulenis sea DS, MISS. BAC the right to refuse to coin either he senate will today pass on the amend. | Uie obsequi eames c ¢ prelate. He was im sident of the Ail first class grocers keep it. iettien ef enh Grate ne forthe es ante enue pasties alan, Mig et panel if one Why hot bathe co) : ither ments to the eons itittnd ass on the anion 1 vl ma, ‘i 2, hospit ‘ ‘ St Michael sud au Re < whas succeeds auc fink we ‘a a enderc | his " Miss Bee dl Mrs. Cotte _Mr. Hill said he held: that Congress had the | Convention — which will settle forever the ring of the Direct €: i. anion. Gals ene te Powaad 7 Breryting that sue has merit has ini nation tp the Eresiacat tor tee mmect Minister aiid Mrs. Yoshida, Senor | Tht te tot coin either metal se haud he | tatu of state's cities, 1 sant never ens Boston see eh cables anaxtium, Wit was atterwardstransterred ‘ne sarasae ot ines ear Gane n the appointment of his successor. a, Mr. Polo, | MY. Blaine propounded se ¢ induced inany manner to listen to 3 Wn Hi. Rayine cf y , | ; ‘o.°s COMPRESSED YEAST seo anal " haupt, | Tiesand My, Hill said if the g: gestions of repudiation. She v4 y é NUNCIO AND CARDINAL PRIEST. that worthless uniiations are wot palmed off upon CONFIRMATIONS.—The Senate, in executive ie ae ake lis seat he would explain his views. ee ents are belie. \ ook ot Nantes On ibe {ith of beccakes Es . . ye and a young . bi ing bis seat, “de | P&Y Of the debt by raising a sinking Ot Paples.. OB hol Decemv - Tris gorinine Gait, Pieischiaan |& Cote COM ion confirmed the following . 6 at, the 4a sinking fund Tete pot Sales. ra, ine JBa et Deo PRESSED YEAST nae Onin nmiee S.C9¢° | nominations: Henry W. Hilliard, of Georgia Keon a lo on aleoholie liquors by the resilience be per “ich Mt a rare red ame or trade mark. “yan22-ly" | to be Minister to Brazil; Adin B. Underwood, \t cured by an article of the cate Ken Wade Weaker ry added "to earning, ‘made yasuincron Howe REwED surveyor of customs, Boston and Chariestown, » Senator and Mrs, Da Ywill be siven to the state Gone | jg NEWYORK, Feb, S—A special fiom Cleve u Mass. Colle ators of cusioms—Fit Babson. 1 Ra Ars. Malte Judge Ott M eded to say that he fi land ha pee Wade is’ growing weake — iloncester, Mass.; John . Alien, . Winthrop, Mr. ‘Mrs, Totten, Sen. | Yored the Durounose abi ee ge hough Lis physicians speak hopefully. DR. LEWIS’ PLASTER. Tn Aibse Fae eta ee vey es and the Misses | it came fx Cal aC aeC ered | NEW YORK NOTES ea i ents, asylums f hans of both —— ss. Frank Leland, consul erson and relief from the. pre: financial en : ake rles 9, Bead dents, asylums for orphans of both sexes, and SEVEN FOR A QUARTER, da. Edward Hiss Corinne Bouligny nent, iuerease the Wanl of cuniklenree eee New Yous fee shal teden 6 Barerivone, Deb. 8.—George Robinson, clerk | Aiome {er fanaa Penitents under the Sisters @ne large and six smail, Surpasses Capeine and Milwaukee, Wis. terand Mrs, Watmough, Mr. F | sitate speedily further le: eee i inanufacterens eb, S—Joel Hayden & Co. of the superior court of Baltim died | (fthe Good Shepherd. Forous.” Sure cure for Cuts, Barns, Bruises aud St. Louis, U vor general for Fila Ray..the Misse place in history as thepick pocket bill of Aas. | Haydenville: Biges.: hace rode aaa | tMttenty tuts On the ist of dune, 1846, Pope Green Rheumatism. ‘Also, a Y gen i E ay , Mass., have failed. Liabili he Ist of June, 184 Bold by uli Drugotete. Ask for a Ctrenlar. -. 0, # number of postinaster : nendments would remedy F100,000 ; assets, $300,000, si mea died, the news re act : jan23-1y Tue MILITIA OF THE STATES.—The lett Trade Dollars Refased. mn b. 8. he was en 1 in 3 CELEBRATED the Secretary of War to the Vice President Mr. Wood presented memorials of | , Aiithe tieket agents on the New Jerse sinney amount Wasthen just lifty-one pears “a yu civing an abstract of the mij ous a mber of commerce of New York and | WH! Railroad have been instructed to Th ; his ental and physical powers. United av ne Miiary force of the Iso of the banks of Boston Sexcept ata discount of S per c AUTINORE hastened to Rome to take his ‘ p the news | delphia, Baltimore, phree PE mine im Hoboken. a tity. of Ine a new Pope: It wes bot many Roman Ca rete, | to the propose _ Three thousand peuple are suffering for foo. pos ¥ ol Ka ne was no! PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER. Tespeet to y Mate. M tion Melored. in Hoboken, Meenieare suering or font in ood ean, | ye te ant TU wast not ati memory Ame, Ma i ih fect of the War News onthe ars eS * | to vote. ad it Was uot unt the evening of Sof Coloraa, | and wore a Jet neckitee ib well as one of | esol the actot etary 1, issn. in rei k mar Cotton dll, wea | ee tte election of 3K eSTER AC ar Tir soet hee OW TO PENSIONS Lo Si Swho have lost one bly Te \ Pt GEO. M. OYSTER & CO, i Flor! re @) commissioned | A. dit Akty WAG“ATVeR WyeRaveMiay | bal or one soldier have lost one e reili, t fieeis of milgia, Wat no non-commissioned! | Swann, of Mauyeand, laste BEY EOE HOE | eee one OE deel ee ee | is arcye oreanine tes York has the Iargest | Sir Edmund Thorntow will give a grand din- | Supreme Court ofthe Cnited States; referred. activity in breadstufls, whieh advanced ‘one. The fiherats ind oe jie sik Gestion oats, | EE Scomeseat | yer to members of the dipkonatic campeon |. aie Sapintrodueed ll | mi = Ae market however eiosed more or Parone Hailed the ackession of the mew some ie = " With! and aturday. . Oustryy a military less unsettled, exeept for spot wheat, which with delicht, which was se P| LUMBER, is ont wisiaia | Mrs. Vain Rensselaer Berry has issued cards | 1H) hehway from a point | remained tinh at the advatee. “The marie Wh GeleRt nich. was, increapnd’ suen & 20 : nis Senne ars aceeptet m i ed a g } i aii : or this eveniny fave deed cetas posites Me phis, T underwriter aveepted buniber of Kk ORE for political offen There was a Ur LUMBER. LUMBER. nunber OF men for Saturday evenings in February, “ a y reent above the reguls urine risks Sa Sa an SSE SANCINE tata toe cig being b _— y Say a = 0 CONE pe: riti vessels. ir " 2. | . + mixed, iw 4 —_ , THE NowtNation OF Geonce Wiittassoy, | Me itaekbarn vessels ut long voyazes tram Aus. | 3B. "Hye dui and "ower prin yh is gathoring ER'S Histortcan | to be collector of the port of New ¢, reported back the mers. on short voyages: astiom | Rua HeeonteeGo. » Pennsy pe parce he gia athe raged aieT ee a EE screws —Mr vank B. Carpenter, the painter i ‘ aang the taking ‘of ‘cert ape of Good Hope for England. | Butters sirietiy choice frit aad hve tae ne ee es as ack of the “First Reading of the i reperty at the risks were refused, and no | 2 roleum dul and 11 ion’ Eroctamatic ie il i na ntee would be give ra ! het PS Esser SO GAETE. Connan six Srezer AND N. ¥. AVENUE. | [h’charsest tle paintings whieh the sonata nil | Would hold went ae ate perce | ned east’ | the Lecmen revchadon of Las Boge. Pies: ton hearted Mrs. Elizabeth’ Thompson. has pre . ¥ = | were made on behalf vessels bound to Rus: . Wheat,(25.000; | that he was a prisoner in his’ pais F as sented to the hation. During the past sammer a AAION SE eepuasa Hos Dl gol cineorp rate ports, but there 9.2%? 1000. Shipments— | soived to escap fter caretull } ‘arpenter has spent much time retouch e Senate sub-ecommitlee on appro d Throat He " . 1s, 0n th , ine the pienite cand i is said. by Glow aie investientig the anagenient ot : Referred. " ” ind Prussia have been similar to | steady Servant and mounied the box of OUR PRICE LIST I8 THE LOWEST ) have seen the Work withina month or two redmen’s hospital, held a long sessin senited a petition of citizens of | Wat charged to England. NEW hiner, Cound cpear, Who was that he has greatly improved it.- The hist sterday morning, and heard testimony f vor uf a comission to inguire | What the New Yorks Ranks are | 38) tol) Fevmay : in the Kingdom of the Two ON 2 Yalue of the “painting no one can doubt. Imer, Purvis and Glenning. The sub- | On motion of Ae Wood it wae need 4. Ce yp Doin: paper orn guiet and ¢ Was allowed to pass the he price paid by rompson was #2500), | committee; itis stated, had! previotily person. | there be ‘a session of the ttouse To taormn | sduseral erie ban ; mney” auld the acon eg itp nd al poe : ie _— y ted the hospital and dit ina | for debate only. z 4 sever’ e banks unticipa- es. CONPO!, i. e e issued a protest LATHS! LATHS! LATHS! THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY EX ant. ongitioU, the. food Reeds aad aa | CAE: Durheay from comnifites'on apptopria, | Len eee eer pasenes OF the Bland ai Gs Mis Centrale 7 ind announced INATION.—In the examination before the House ood use made of the government ap- | tions, reported 1 SU OSLECUGS Eee eee Gil | MIEUCINE OE toe te eee: Sa i finding, LATHS—Best Bangor; per thousand 32.00 | District Committee yesterday into the affairs lations. The testimony taken bs the com. | authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to movement was begun by the Laird Nations Whe Riding ied Gn jaional Jun. of the Washinston Market Company, My. R. | Stitution is useful tended toshow that the employ temporary clerks, and it was reletred | Viank, and has been followed up until the bulk Bho Sitting Hull ‘War: bruary, 1849 JOIST STUDS; per bundred feet....sssesee 1.60 |B; Elliott appeared, not on behalf of the stall” | With reference to the Larges Oren | een e Ob he wo of its’ capital has been exchanzed. f FOR MILES. proclaimed the inauguration of a republicand Se Cote Cee ae OP Rete Cl | Keeping of ic otsand lnnatiesinthetistitation | the House proceeded to the consideration ad | stetlin exchange and tie wen ate Bea Ga Ae eet | Me Genedition of the Pope from tis ‘temporal . ss’ Committee, consi Zot Mess! pple- | it ostified tha ani ‘ 0} a o ed to sideration of | s z exchange, and for sor i a si Fy 6. Save ecial train | authority. FENCING 1:6, 16 FEET; per bundred....... 1.60 | ton re unk. c ‘uy bus Alexander 4 er Gt eee mifed that they have been kept there the bills re ported ou Friday last from the con itseatite bu siness has been one ume anos Sith Ba reer Sarrived this m ne d to. MET PRRCEL KEV ERNENCEON Sil mone Harkness, Cliarles Edmonston, and John T. | same system of nurses 2s euunder the | } Whole on private ealendar, | gold basis. The National Bank ef Commerce A een thn lane tO ote Louis Napoleon had n M4 ecome the “ Emery, nt; Mr, less and inoffensive 3 that the nsion v A. Barrett, ze sterling exchange. The American E re a n z nt” of the rep, to become. its Ordway, ndent, ald the secretary of inoffensive except in tearing McCoy, Mrs. Rebeeca C. Maxwell, Thos. Cray Bank now hold: #1 50,000 i mange ees Constitute the train. Emperor. Appeals Were mad a WIDEIB-INCH BOARDS, Dressedecccceee 3.50 | Ihe company: Wid ed amg geeretaay of | tein own clothes: that no violetiee Is used to- | ford, Bridget "Hopper, Benjamin G, Web. | tal of S340. 00 it Gold QUE of & capt: of men is 90. One handred aud fifty of | cithedebnited Pone and the ecult was tans mittee express the determination to make a | ted an ind that they have not commit. | ster, Elizabeth D. Stone and Reuben J. Chen- ts are for Gen. Miles’ regiment, and | a Frenen expedition, commanded by General GEORGIA HEART FLOORING, LARGE horough Investigation, made against “Dr. Palmer, ‘the Sti gestion qin ee Het ols mC. Snyder, James RUSSIAN STRATEGY. 4 pentey at Fore Se ae | o hat sent ce Italy in the Spring of : STOCK. CoL. Bon INGERSOLL made an argument to- creree: nat be Kept as boarders at the hos: | the estate of John s vased, andthe | 4 wore Surpes jes Looked For. Stanley trail across the country, but Terry or | Pope Pius Ninth upon ethrone, The Brene ; betore the House naval committee, fa- | versity, the testimony Mave an Howard uni- ola Dominion Su sand an- | of pe oat » ate Nuenna correspondent | dered otherwise. Col. ice, of trowel bayo- | troops entered Rome July 3, IS, and the gov- PAILINGS, DRESSED, 4 PATTEENS, With Foring the payment of the claims of several three students board at the uo the eee s png ue. of certain jens to the | Supation Gf tho dehens Ing Ou the Bussian Oe net Taine, {5 18 command. ae ner cers | ernment of the papal stafes was then carried Seroo + «l contractors that they work for : a nonle, savas E sive lines of Constanti- -ieut. rt, of Fort Lineoln - | on inthe name of the Pope for a period of tor a 5 or -se2- ——— pple, says: “The mystery which still envelope | on, of the 2d cavalry; Lieut. Meyer, of | April 4 “—— ; rs that they work SEhinoinocee pople, sae: Lhe mystery which still 2 on, Of the avalry : Lit yer, of | nine mouths, th until April 4, DEY LUMBER Under Cover in our Large Duy | _ THE Marts For THE SOUTH.—A delegation, auimiuistration the | 1 F commune the follewars | oLroom Tor further zarMNatleS leaves DIC | OG rhe eative sauces of eo Rae ain Rs | ek ee ihe sing: Lumnae SED. \sisting of the postmaster at Baltimore, the ain was paid $100 per month, and had |S Fn this even en wots | veryamuch asif the evacuation of the Danube | elected as rapidly as the weather Will admit. | frontier, ate erateod te assistant postmaster at Lynchburg, Mr. Abell, | @ttrlers for himself and wife, and stabling for | fiends of Judge Humphreys shou id advise | fortresses by the Turks wil! turn out to mean a | cn eben § op lly — cs , his horse: the cost to the gover 3 him to resigi bas 4 ‘by ‘i * e ILES GETTING READY | year and a-b entered Rome, of the Baltimore Sin, Mr. Fulton, of the | but fe cost fo, tue government. Is ow | Tite of apeeaNlig te a state of Female aie upation by the Russians. These surprises | ‘The Cheyenne Leader, of February 2d, says: | the my firmg salutes of COREA TERED BEXASE AED N.'X. AVARUE, r eliglous consolation to the sick and dying, | Tots scandal that Congress will be Ohiged wo | Russians Ocenpying All the Turkish | ispreparing to meveagainet siting Bullabout | hold relig fe the letters of pal | 2¢t in the matter at once if he does not resig Stronghold: iF _ tients. &e. edi The ciary bi resigi is one: holds. 4 of. ] ‘a medical student. he judiciary committee of the House has CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb, 7, evening (By way | 8 compa | case BONO Branch Varese aitimore to the southwest to be delayed 1 22s ot one working for his | aia cn da Dill for a reorganization | of Bomb Pe eetinde wits ths arene. | withallobeainnic Came le liaes, Then 1 maste: eral had to leave for the Cabinet {so In testimony that ‘all arti- | 0 wt Supreme Court of the District, and the | tice conditions the sian will occupy Wid- | there is splendid and there has been no snow | pose 2 ties concerning Ui = — before much headway was made hospital are bought of whole: | miserable conduct of Humphreys will hasten | din, Rustehuk, Bilistria, Belgradjik, and“ Er- | yet thiswinter. This seems to fav i ernment of his ah wan wore PMILAvELFuIA TURKEYS afore munch headway” wa le dealers, in competition and at the lowest | ction upon it.—[ Wav. Cor. NY. World. erOU, “Hie ambassadors of the powers are | ilich was believed ridiculous At ofl a | eipmient of his dominions that was very @ # ¥ ty Ll e rates. The cooks and nurses have not —— = J le she amba o vers are ‘h was believed ridiculous in ofii - | ful to one who, long before his elevation, b JUST RECEIVED. i y | ehonzed cent u av veer Wuar Mr. ConkiiNe as illignorant of the conditions of peace. Ned- | ¢les in Washington and Chicago, that Sitting | become a very devout ehurehman. Hi i All kinds of FRESH FISH direct from New our, receiver of the | and skial, ‘The witherse ease ee NK VTAT ARR CONKLING 1S GOING TO Do.—The | jib Pusha, with twenty-seven battalions, has | Bull bas really erossed into the Uuited States.” | vate life and his administration of aul the York; a man constantly employed to The laiter explained | itlso testified that the genetaline ‘o-lay | The pest place to obtain informat ‘ger says: | leftfor Volo. A unts have been received 18 THIS TRUE? aflairs of the pontificaté were such that OMe hare " Spanish Mackerel, Salmon. Hope cree ade necessary D y th force | are content and sp rake well Of the hattwga what Mr. Senator Conkling 1s. going to do, oe eps acne pears i‘. pine by, aussie The same paper says: “A sensational story | ONC Ever could questi m the purity at Bis oe S. sters opened se ite arenes P food, &e. : ces f ‘the Se. E atter e 3 7 ages. re }, 1877, cil W: extensic e c crery ud SS, ot and vel reste ork | Met towrite to the managers of these roads | intesition to probe the charges to the very | @ee, ‘therefore, to state that there is aia _The Armistice Conditions. n Sitting Bulland the police authorities | #Uthority of the chureh, and this was greatly niladeipbia Butter, Fresh involee of Ten- ry to el ne agreement with | bottom and to hear all parties siving there to-day that the Senator | -ONDON, Feb. 8.—An official telegram from anada. Major Walsh told Sitting Bull 4 “eVeloped, especiall reign countries, in- Hoins, price 40c.. and’ everything that a first | {hem by which the deiay at Charlottesville —— : ength, after mature reflection, concluded to | St,Letersburg confirms the correctness of all | that no more buftalocowseould be killed north | cluding the United s, where ‘Roman glass market can have ‘Will be found’at the Palace | May de obviated. The District in Congress. take open ground against the Silver heresy, ue armiptlce conditions printed inthe London | Of the line, under the penalty of a fine o #2)) Catholici made greater progress in his Corner 14th st. and New York are. THE SumComwiTTeE of the Senate com. | Mr.Dorsey reported favorably toatay from | Will make ine, roan pewort cpeceh ree patches. The ou addi idl conditions mes, iMited. Siting Bul sald ‘he lad nocking else of equal tensih ie resolvedto Sicuallze his _ 20-19 FRANK J. TIRBETS, | mittee on appropriations will meet at the | the District committee the bill referred to it | against it: furthermore, that Te wilt ctr Hfe | tioned is the evacuation of the fortresses and | 1@ live on and Would crossio the Americaside | Pontificate with one or more memorable JREMovar Freedman’s hospital to-morrow at 10 a.m., to | Se¥etal days ago to extend the charter of the | Ol &new path, and will deal with the motives | 5¥!4"8 of the line to hunt, Major Walsh told him that | ¢¢clasiastical events. that should be celebrated or continue: its investigation into the affairs of Franklin Insurance Company. of the men as well ‘as the men themesives dydiene ib Geers ; he Buet opess able own peril." Sitting Bull & ye aut a the year S proclaimed BECKER’S hat iustitution. A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. hat are thus trving to get an opportunity to sar om Georgia. plied that he (Major Walsh) had been put | te dogma of the immaculate conception of ‘Manufactory of Sanaa Reiey. win Gant The Senate to-day instructed the coninittee pay off their debts With a ninety cont do ae AU guar A Ga., Feb. 8.—At about 7 o'clock | UP to this meanness by the Americans, dud | the Virgin Mary, which for many centuries HARNESS AND TRUNKS. JUDGE KELLY, who has been detained for | on appropriations. by resolution: otek be | All his sarcastic. powers will be brought into | Mt ight this city was visited with a shower | {hat he would returnand die fighting the Ame- had been a subject of controversy in the es a veral days from the sessions of the House, is | Mt. Hoar, to inquire reasons exist wl play, and his speech, from all accounts, is to | Of H#i!, which was followed bv a rain storm, | Tcans. church. The new dogma was accepted with- Corcoran Buildin U.S at his residence in this eity. work on public buildings in the ety of Wash | Bea sensation of its kind. Mr. Conkling, it is | 2¢ComPanied by thunder and lighting. There | ¢, out gnestion throughout the chureh. 5 0, opp. U. 8. Treasury, idence in ¢! ye ington, now suspended, should not be tesvaey | Well known, has long hesitated committing | Wa%,# Tumbling ‘and tremor similar to that | GREYTOWN RANSACKED—A Chance to Seize p When the war of 1870 broke out between ; FebRUARY Ist. Casey Young, of Tennes. | At onee, in order to give employment tosutter- | limselt on this question, tor well unders which accompanies a light shock of earth. | $200 Nol Iiprored.—A dispatch from Fau- france and Germany the French teoops marNew Stock of Goods. jangs-tr | S€@, Was taken seriously ill yesterday in the ing Tabor Te asi . political reasons sj, but the fact is, the home duwed by peer ians jb bogies re: ees i bal ‘Coste Ricans, under Italhan people ratoed th pg yd ° APOLLIN. AR: House of Representatives, and is confined to The pill introduced. in the House toda by | newto tolerte any “hedging? a he pare Ss ‘A little after one o'clock this morn. | dent of Costa Hita emrered Greytown A be annexed to the Kingdom of ltaly. The wor. Is his room by a threatened attack of menia. | Gen. Hunton. to incorporate the Washington | UY man, in pubic life. Ble thay lose western one struck the city on the south. | 1th ull. and seized and carried away 5 stand | ¢T™INent of Victor Emmanuel made the sem- NATURAL itis. eye, ear, and throat. hospital, namesas iiicor, | SUPport in a future nominating convention by , Near Center street, aid demolished | oLarms. The governor of the place protested, | Plance of au effort to check the popular clamor, ‘THE INVESTIGATION __ | Worators Win. A. Maury, Win. A. Morrison thos Showing Ms hand, Dat WHat weld ey | many houses. The lower ‘market house, a | but as there was no force under his command, | PUt he occupation of Rome became inevi- MINERAL WATER. . SSTIGATION OF DOORKEEPER Pou. | John A. Baker. Wright Rives, Dani B.Charke, | €F@ support be worth to him, if itcould be | /#™ge structure in the middle of Broad street, | except a few policemen. he could offer no re: | table. The King wrote a letter to the Pope on Se = The committee on reform in the civil service | Johnson Eliot, M.D. ; Samuel C. Busey, M.D.; | Shown that he had lost his popularity in his | Y#8 literally lifted and smashed to atoms, | sistance. | In their search for ammunition the the Sth of Sepiember giving strong reasons for THE QU N OF TABLE WATE! resumed the Doorkeeper Polk investigation Nathan 5 Lincols; M.D.; Alex. Y. P. Garnett, | OWN State? is Several Uric a and. wooden pulldings were rept herhentid 4 eappoird safe belonging to rare ghost to do, and offering protec- Hight: 3 to«iay. Most of the time was spent i ae . Louis Mackall, M. and two members EN ae ye rtly destroyed. e cyclone tray- | the government which contained $30,000. No ion to the Pope, promising that he should —— Bd mains wan eg thes | atti Huse prem ae ete | Coney Sa, apres, on ome | Salem tuna rts ana sou | Ear OWA aye, mony was | LNG aetna eran pamag 3. MILNER FOTHERGILL, Loxpov: { clerk, Mr, Charles Voorhees, explained orto e appoint {respectively by the Speak ct een mee AR) on je jury in the case of pepe € bout yards wide. Some casual. | left un isturbed. This party is opposed to by the devotion of the Italian ‘popu a fag quisite Apoilinaris; A Deliciuus Be the manner of keeping them, It appeared Shisctat the ta P petient of the Senate. The Gull, Alderson, of the Loulsians Tehurolng ve ae Seperate Eonails, raliroad General, Guardia'’s government and will en- | & on scat on the banks of the Tiber, le- exh, A.WANKLYS, St, Groncy's H that the law allowed Afty three emplo es; but } tuitous treat proposed hospital 38 for the gr 7 pial belore the criminal court atN Arie Wile. colored, were found deadundertheruius | the steamboats. on, the aan Seer one of mrcliged to aneree ae ge bd. Fope and abeolutely Pure: superior to all other number In excess of these allowed by lawwere | se4ses of the eve, ear and throat. fer, bis connection with, Wells, Kenner and | ‘OF thelr house, started for the interior, intending to land on | The Italian troops under Gen. Cadorna were DEH, OGDEN DUREMUS. © Absolute! Mud. DY those o the Tesular Tot Jame be | THE BILL FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DIs- | of the state int November ee eek vole | whe Moffett B . (osta Riean territory and proclaim a revolu. | At gue ordered to enter the papal territory, ‘and why “dwards, of Missouri, teftified that he was TRICT. trought ins tir or tae yesterday fe as Punch Constita- i a "Aneae Gl from advices received via and after some show of resistance on the part cae oe curt temtifed’ Ghat he was | The House committee on the District of Co. | Monnens Aa naiet of gullty, with a recom | ew York, Feb. Sok ih Cr aula Arenas that General Guardia was | Siar September the Ci ae nee imate ‘ben he came to receipt for his pay hé was | lumbia to-day further continued the consider- | Anderson was deadly pale when the verdict | ial says: "The suy —A Richmond (Va.) spe- | 4Ware Of the movement aud would be pre h of September the city was surrendered i HC OEST OF THE HERTS. Dona en Pore ee, Was | ation of the bill to provide a form of govern. | was browghe ie aed’ ty en the verdict | cial says: “The supreme court of appeals to. | bared to meet aud defeat it. tis said the in. | COmrising the Vatican and ite sorrnmedioce. x CIETY, ETC, = Superior to Vichy hed bs: witness » | ment for the District of Col be ght in, and twisted the head of his | daydecided that the Moffett liquor law and | SWgents are com: ‘of the most despers comprising the Vatican and its surroundii eas. Mek cmpumton 10 the ee eee ye can anon pit Hout | Should in no case exceed $1. on each $10) | esti IaR He dete nae esteteey | pasers for the law inthe Mental Rvemosine |e ee ee - pa ee ritich Pharm scope ta we Ate ight. valuation, and ti 1 in jail. He denies having boasted of | Payers, for the law in the light of five months’ a people of Italy under one con: ‘mon- Ferien ena ercope ta. -« Exhvtaratig: Good right ee a be taxed at the Peper eH porty, should being able to get any amount of bail, and has | €xberience will bring the state $500,000 pera. is Fire yesterday in the Pacifie mills, at | archy. The Pope, it was thought would ve a : wave.” |. Witp Rcwom wasin elreulation last night | IMs of the Tate of the tay is to be iefe ty fis | Nzptep. a pititul letter to his counsel referring | Bum. Governor Holliday has a letter from | jouiee and) Mass., destroyed the madder dye | Rome, and he was offered residences in yesumiNsTEH Hose. Lovbox. ‘More | to the effect that Seeretary Sherman had inti. | District Commissioners. | Heretofore the he | to his impaired health, and beseeching him to | the English bondholders offering to compro. house and the standing, folding and steaming France, England and other countries. he Le te and Refresilug than Soda or Seltzer | aq to the President that if the pending at sonal tax has only been $1.000n the #10) saben. continue his efforts to get him out. jnise on the 4 per cent. bill just passed by the apg berg yen plaree ‘quant, has remained inthe Vatican keeping up a wR GEO. REULING . d gs ion, but a majority of the con UTIABLE G e: rocess of manufacture, ign as to. REULING - Baltimore. + Morespark- | ver bill became a law, he should feel con- | make the realt vot a commmelttoe voted to ‘THE DUTIABLE GOODS ON THE KEARSARGE entailing a loss of $1 Ue During the fire a | Hi a ‘Annuity offered by the than y, personal tax A fe the water, followed by exeenh cat ain te ian strained to tender his resignation. The sub-committee appointed to ae ities. ot Boston wetted aceon at eee Ce Fe ef aes We ana ae iy uring Saree Bremen sad heat wad oe ths on poe A has been sia.** " cine G . ‘ will endeavor to re} 4 a | y 01 son INCINNATI, Feb. 8.—Little, Helle: m. the foreman of the print works. ral Sappties by the contribu: FRED'K DE BARY & CO.. A LiveLy Debate occurred in Executive | Monday for the Darnees ot having Bone oR poard the sloop-of- war, Kearsarge, consi and Lansing & A\ Turnitire manutasea. | Tere hundréd workmen ste thicun wort | faithfuf in all parts of the world. os % He 41.& 43 Warren sty Now Yorks session of the Senate yesterday upon the nom- | and recommitted. : Secretary of the Treasury pecountry. | The | rors were burned out this morning. Loss employment. HIS LONG PONTIPICATE. Sole Agents for United Siates and Canadas. ination of Henry W. Hilliard, to be Minister to ‘Awana PROMiNER? Cilomann release of the goods u| nthe payment of the fivon ween ning was owned by C. L. Eng- THE STRIKE ON THE Since the days of St. Peter, the founder of For Sale by Dealers, Grocers, and Drug- | Brazil. Hilliard’s nomination was reported | dp R ROMINENT CHURCHMAN Gone | fines, in currency, equivalent te jie uate ab on wEben e loss is $25,000. About forty dispatch from Thorold, Ontario, Fel ffs, the chair of the Popes has wits acuutna teed en favorably from the committee on foreign re- PEP pe er eee ag Ord rominent res-‘| dutics which should be levied on thems” | ances” fe losses are covered by insur- } says: The non-union stone-euticrs from | apy for so longa time by one man Saga Sete pe Sottie bears the YELLOW label, TT a nation Renntoe ai ee oD missin and his hame is mentioned in connec. | _ SILVER IN FRANCE.—The Bank of France is Bank ma Petri.” 8 Reser goign eee 4 = - a vith various irregularities in man: about to issue $100,000, I ral a SMOREST PATTERNG, il thy new ayes, | }°1¥ Caznently In favor of Hilliants see funds intrusted to his charge: EINE | Ay ake un ite tapenc eer eam svar |, Dermore, atom. Feb. athe : 1148 7th street = B.w. School | Coukling, but Hilliard was finally confirm: 49-It_has be el Ui per cent. discount. The merchants at Bor- | bi se 226 Biank Books spectaitien, ‘wpe-ig” | by a vote of 28 to 12, Forge (Pa) centennial dune ahs n° VM"ey | genus are alarmed, and protest against the He Moore Mas bee ice pietinicent or signee, with a bond of $100,000.