Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1879, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, Pacific Coast Failures. Sax FRascisco, March 6.—Attachments ven « } taken out yesterday against Godschaux Bros, Co., Seaporvers of Gry and fancy goods, amount~ AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Penasylvania Avenae, Corner 11th Street, . 2Y The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, ing in U Mabilt them have not yet been ‘© SEgTegate 1o Over $800,000. ‘The total cr tLe frm and its ability to meet Made known. The em- Darrassmenis Of the firm have atfectea t goods firms Of Kennedy & Durr aud 8 moe, ; t S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. THe Eve: Star is served to eubser: city ty germs on their own aceouat, week, or 44 cents per mont J cents each. By mail postage rove & Co. Attachments have been agalpst the former house amount laken out, 1.319. and agaipst the latter aggregati S. Mosgrove & Co. state that they ade arrangements with Uhetr by virtue of which tbey will be enabied to go * | OB With (Leir business in a few days. ‘Tae WEEELY Srs5— mee re ‘All mait subscriptions must be vance no paper seat longer than 80 paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. — Foening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1879. blished Friday Tocopies tor 815; NEw York. March 6, ‘Taylor arrived in this city to-day, acc by her daughter, on board the Hambiu ship Herder. Mrs. Taylor ts much “| V2, 58—N2. 8,088. > * TWO CENTS. rom Eurepe. he widow of Bayard moanted steam- strated the lerribie.ioss she recently es pecieaced, e Was met by several friends at (he Hambarg wharf. The remains of her husband are ex: NOTES ON THE Way, A French Manufacturing Citys | Glally is this true of the old chureh of St. Nizier, Polycarpe, and the newer but sttil ‘hich, by the wav, con- SPECIAL NOTICES. F.—_UNI¥ORMED TION OF INTEREST. | Can the Democr: pected to arrive here next week on t THE EVENING STAR. venerable cathedral, ‘Telegrams to The Star. , Organize the | ert. Among taoee who welcomed Mrs. Tayior back Res testiag 10 MURROW Cer. | y ind O ‘ri TRG aie orik. “Business in referen st Sivereary, 26th April, to be co-isid- FOWLER, Sec. MASONIC.—A Svecial Convocation of LA- tains a clock on a smaller scale like the famous Unhappily this piece of mechanism is just. now out of order, and not But the crowning glory of Lyons in the to the x-Mintster to Berlin, Mr. George Ba Washington News and Gossip, GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. 46; Customs, $507,860.45, Sovra or Franck, January, 1879. Aside from the fact that it serves to break the monotony and relieve the fatigue of the long bsorbing question of interest just now n the democrats organize the next In public they pooh-pooh any doubt | one of Strasbourg. WILL FRANCE OCCUPY RHODES? —Internal rev- nd of her adoption was the venerable neroft, Rebbed or Robber’ CaNpIA, N_ I1., March 6,—There are some new Way of churches, in architectural beauty and dimensions, as wellas in location, Is the new church of Notre Dame, now in course of con- struction, which crowns the highest steep hill of Fourrieres, on the right bank of the Saone. This editice promises to be, when fully com- pleted, entirely worthy of its situation, and "AYETTE B. A. CHAPTER, No. 5, will ba and tlresome railway ride from Paris to Mar- ‘emple on FRIDAY, 7 Di! : | Seillez, Cannes, Nice or Mentone, the city of Lyons is well worth a day or two of the time of | a tourist traveling in that direction. a handsome place, and interesting in many | Ways. It 1s both plewuresquely situated and | upon the matter, but privately many of them express fears that “ All ts not well.” The gree back “animal” ts the cat which now worrt and just how he will jump is the perplexing DE. NEWMAN TO BE A CARDINAL. —_-+—__ ATTACKS ON SUEscRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to- oe day amounted to $2,291.00, By ondes of the M. ‘THE CONSOLIDATED WESTERN SURVEY.—The question of the consolidation of the Hayden, J. BLAKELOCK, Sec'y. NEW BUILDING ASSOOIATION. NEWSPAPER ‘The next House of Representative will con- ling It are unable 1 ce that substantiates Ingalls’ version of the case. Jt is stated that be could have unaided Powell and Wheeler surveys, a3 provided for by bill, will soon be taken up by the Interior, under whose rection the consolidated work will be prosecu- The surveys in the General Land office go this is not only one of the finest about Lyons, but also one of the finest to be found he neighborhood of any teau of Fourrieres one is alw: ing views, extendin: France, and across the foot hills of the lower tain 287 members. Il House is made up of 293 members; but there will be four vacancies, by reason of California’s election not being held tember next, and two vaeancies caused leath of Representatives-elect Schleiker, | CHELMSFORD. TBE THIRD WASHINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOC.aTION, just organized, will sales of advances 02 Neh inst, a7 o'clic, 615 7th atract, op: well improved, and deserves the attention of the traveler, alike for its rich historical associ- ations and its close relations with the every day life of modern times. the sundry etvil From the pla- the Secretary of sure of charm- into the south of , handcuffed and bound himself in the fenton he found in after the w of dues and NDAY NIGHT, i im the Halt of th Associat was excitement over the affair contiaues. —<——__— ‘The Canadian Pacific Railroad. Orrowa, March 6.—Andrews, Jones & Co., The Plague Disappearing. vosite P-tent Office. Stock may ES and print- Sraruer Of Dinclore the beaks Leib be closed at the th. Great care has been taken on as before. A superintendent of the consoll- dated surveys is provided for by the bill. 7 inted by the President. There are imber of candidates for the piace. of Texas, and Smith, of New York. CLAgMS ON EITHER SIDE.. Probably, Speaker Randall is the best demo- Located at the confluencéof two importan rivers, with a high range of hills back of the main part of the city, minds one very much of Pittsburg, as well 0 into Savoy,while on a clear day Mt. Blanc, like a domeof ished silver, far to the eastward, may also be seen. SURROUNDINGS OF THE CITY. uD. for sto ib- serirtons will for stock sul FOREIGN AFFAIRS, for the construction of a section have failed to make the deposit requi cratic authority for the democratic member- Of the Pacinc ratiroad was accepted a week (0 4 red by the r. that Of 48 understood that both Major Powell and Prof. plicants. Clarence King, who 1s the choice of the Academy of Sciences for the Position, is being strongly urged for appoint- mn ‘that account as because she is one of the grea Manufacturing centers of her country, and o ‘lalty perhaps thegreatest in the worid the exact parallel between the tw on Lord Chalmsford. he London Daily 3 ‘ul duty to declare that The suburbs of Lyons on every side are at the choles of tractive and full of beauty. turesque, nearly all her surroundings have ship of the next House. He claims there will be 148 democrats go with the democratic nomi- ‘This will leave of republicans and than any rr. 7 Pp @*ent« ap Opportunity to settle ad’ lesers, Fraser. Grant & Pitfoldo, organizations, an re y has been Naturally pic- cepted, on condition that they deposit four per It 1s our painte lions. The next lowest tender. id cent. by 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Greenbackers Reimburse Pomereys Treen! weninpae | March 6.—The eto vention med last after votii gre backers 139 members, which is the element. of opposition which confronts the democracy. The ; republicans claim they will have 131 members, be with them in caucus. democrats have 14s members and the republi- cans 131, as both claim, the greenback strength will have dwindled down to eight votes. Both sides evidently calculate under a false impres- sion, for twelve embers elect have tiled writ- | ten pledges with the secretary of the Greenback | League that they will stand through thick and | thin for a greenback reorganization. CASUALTIES TO BE ESTIMATED. Speaker Randall, too, in his estimate of 145 | cities ceases. One ready for use the ves to the world in form roducts of the caverns under the earth: the other clothes it In rich silks and Soft velvets. Although the sides of Lyons are washed by the swift current of two large and whose rushing floods r. PSON, Becretary. gp, ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN. ES By rectueet of undersea ail been made more charming by the hand of man, To the left stretches a broad level and fertile plain, the prominent characteristics of which are handsome villas, comfortable looking farm houses and outbuildings and well tilled fields, with here and there quiet pools and reedy Marshes,rows Of tall steepled-shaped Lombardy poplars, clumps of pollard willows, and groups of the slim feathery birches so often introduced by French artists with such charming effect in pictures of their native rural scenery. I saw maby little bits there that might have stood for the motive if not the subjec: itself of land- scapes by Lambinet or Corot. ABOUT4BE GLOOwlEsT sET now in Washington are the present Senate employes. They 100k upon the incoming army of oflice-seekers with e way the pressure 13 being put upon Senators would seem to indicate that not a single one of those now in but will | soon be numbered with the “outs.” Focr Pgn Cent. BoNps ror ENGLAND.—Last | saturday Chief E. ©. Graves, of the national | bank redemption division, sailed with an tustal- ment of United States four per cents for the | dula on the 22d of Jam ble blundering and helpless Loxpo M bith re arn Parts corveapond NDON, March 6.—The evs fears that M. Tirard, the new in the compromise by ‘vinet, yielded more than ies, The correspondent adds: ‘ This not matter much, as, according to all T hear, the whole cabinet must be thorongi- before long. Deputy aon rapidly flowing rivers, ri bai might easily be utilized as_water po’ almost unlimited degree, this force 1s entirely unused, so far as I could see, In connection witit her manufactures. There is no pleasant splash- ing sound of water or whirring of wheels to be heard any where in her industtlal quarter. No ing of machinery rises above the hum of ie and the rattling of carriages and interest SATUBDAY: Sul instant, at 7:90 o'alock : cat 7:30 0° toe sharp. WE. MoGOWAN, r York avenue. — BABY GARRIAGeS. , corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh nw. mart-tr which he entered the cal New Yi NOTICE On the right- Proceedings have not —__— Release of Capt. Biair. order from the Sec- ret: fay ro Wastingtos was received ary of var Vi this morning at Governor's Island the comm: omtoer to release from farther | wagons, asin English or American manufac- turing cities, Neither are there clouds of smoke from tall chimneys nor curling jets of steain from innumerable pipes, to hide or temper the bright and warm rays of the sun. A city most half a million of peop:e—the second large: in France in fact—which sends the products of her looms to clothe the daughters of nearly half the world, must perforce be a busy place; but it is an exceedingly clean and quiet p! al,—so far, that 1s, as the distinctive industry | which gives it itsfame and its prosperity is hand, every inch of the slopt and rocky precipitous cliffs has the liberal expenditure of directed by an artistic taste which see turn every natural feature of the place to the best possible account. The summits and level spaces of the hills are occupied by stately chateaus and handsome villas, all substantially ally designed for their rounds surrounding out and kept in fine the new prefect of to the chamber on doubtful whether he will be st in inet ‘with th & speech against described the Ly London market, under the operations of the | syndicate formed a short time ago. ne until some time in May. His assistant, Mr. T. E. Rogers, will be acting chiet of the redemption division during his absence. A DIsHonEst Postal CLEeRK.— William J. Stowell, for nine years or more a postal clerk oh the Washington and New York route, ha ing charge of third-class mail matter, was a. Tested in Baltimore coy letter addi yotes for the democracy, apparently has not lice, must seek re-election made the necessary allowance for casualties. There are four members of the democratic party at the Capitol on Monday } ysical inability. These are | Acklen, of Louisiana, who is prostrated on a ps a dying bed, in this city; Bland of | Missourt, is at’ home quite sick; Singleton, of | Illinois, who cannot possibly be in a condition | of healtltto be here, and there 13 one other democratic member-elect quite 11. ut In an appearance the demo- xOHGE WT lis Henators appointed torecetve and examine ‘of the United States against the Nicarausna, for injuries to life and Capitol at Washington, on rected by the resoluti ‘comm fommunicatious sbould ‘be addressed to = Oommittee cn Nicaraguan Claims,” x Chairman of Committee Lyons Reds forfaa’ nary amnesty, ‘ons communists a3 Floods in Austria, LONDON, March 6. Daity News trom Pesth ‘Still rising and 200,000 acres of land are threat- rn total submersion. | who will hardly be week because of phy built, and, as a rule, several locations. ‘these are elaborately laid order. Imposing stone stairways with hand- tors. CIXcIXNaTI, OBI0, March 6.—At a meeting of the creditors = td last Many dams have terday evening. Villiam, these members of C. F. Adae bing, & Pee aa te ae aed : meres some balustrades of the same durable material ro claims—2 per cent. now, REABIDE, -RARY, CO arrisonville, Baltimore county, Md. cratle caucus will be reduced to 14 members, are to be seen on every side, and at nearly | "y¢e* Condemnation of Chelmsford. IKSTORE, 101 ‘st Of course the reader knows that this Ge marl-6t twelve months. found in his possession in a small basket. accustomed to use in his office. home disclored some three hundred patent uch ties. Agent Henderson says that tent tle of his own invention The Standard ard Pall Mall Gazette deciare that Lord Chelmsford 1s incompetent for the post he now holds. The Time, after summatt. the full details of the Isandula ‘h are now at hand, says that Lord Chett which would be just enough votes to elect a Speaker, wich one to spare, if the democratic { Strength is thus properly calculated. But on its face the estimate is faulty, because Hendrick B. Wright 1s counted upon to act with the dem- Uve industry is the manzfacture of silken rics of nearly every description, and espectally of the finer varieties of dress silks and velvets, It is this feature that a traveler would naturally be most interested in, and it was this that tht above New York avenue. Ps ars tip limpses are caught of beautiful surrounded or half hidden from view by choice rare flowers and luxuriant trailing In truth, it would be hard to name a A search at his Stowell has a which be has ' i h endeavoring to get the de- partment to adopt. The decoy letter contained rinted views of the St. Lawrence river, &c. ‘towell has been committed fora hearing on the charge of opening letters containing third- Was both surprised Poxt says, ** Nobody will be to become a matter of anxious con eration whether the strategy of the war sould entrusted to the highest available New Cardinals. nals to be created at the next roctker, ocrats, whereas he is claimed as positively pledged to act with the greenbackers and uniie, with them. He participated in the proceedings in the recent conference held In this city. Then, | too, tlere are three others who are included in | Mr. Randail’s calculations of the democratic strength, who, the nationals claim, will act | with them, and not with the democrats, A SPEEDY ORGANIZATION NOT PROBABLE. Viewed dispassionately, it would seem to be | decidedly up-hill work for the democrats to organize the Touse by any caucus arrangement | unless they can bring out their full force, in- writer started out to see the morning after his | more charming summer evening drive or walk than that along the high right bank of the Saote, from the closely built A y down to where its waters are lost in the Rhone ard carried in the broad swift current of stream, between vine clad hills and olive bear- ing plains, to the far away blue Mediterra- With the prominent characteristics of an or- dinary American or English manufacturing town in mind, the visitor to Lyons is likely to be at first a good deal puzzled at the fact. that the great factories should be located un the summit of what would in many places be considered a very respectable mot there is entirely out carrying of fuel to it would be process, even by the inclined railway which runs from the base to the top of the hill. ‘The mystery is at once solved, however, as soon electing year, and for the qebarata NDLAND COD LIVE! PgrreonaL.—Pay Director Cuningham has re- turned from Brazil in robust health, and looking \VING BOUGHT THE PATENTS FOK | heartier than we have rooom- | years. Our “Navy Orders,” yestel him, erroneously, as on sick leave. No Senator-elect Houston, of Ala., ..-. Congressmen Morrison, of I The list of carat consistory includes Hergep: a of ecclesiastical history, at Wurzburg; Dr. New- of Toulouse; the bishop of nuncios at Paris and Lis- since water power uestion, and the th a costly and THE STEAM HEATING SCHEME.—( the redoubtable Tammany chieftain, cently secured the permission of the New board of aldermen and the sinking fund com- rolssioners for the establishment of the gigan- seen him in twenty man, the arch! Poictiers; the paj bon, and some Italian prelates. Ne Berlin Conference Annex. ere ., and Mahon, of Ohio, lett for their homes cluding the sick and ert Di ‘Uhat the organization wii accomplishment, and that it will not be settled | in caucus, If it goesto the House, as a free j Night for all, the democrats will present two | akership—Samuel J. Ran- lackburn. The repubiicans of course nominate Gen. Garfleld. The | as the silk manufacturing district pi reached. This, I may add, is a distinct quarter of the city, bearing thenameot La Croix-Rousse, and seems to have some loca! or commnai regulations of its own, suited lar conditions. But J antictp: LYONS AND ITS SURROUNDINGS. After a long and interesting drive through {fc steam heating scheme in the lower part of New York city, has been “left” out of the “The men who are this scheme have v: fluence to get the franchise from the city, and now that he has drawn the chestnuts out of the | Bre they have left him out in the cold.” ‘The General, however, still takes a disinterested in- Ned. The chances are Count Andrassy has told a require some time for delegations that the question of [Metormoryed conference had er France, Tarke: The Times’ corre holding a su even Deen his political in- S17 97H STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE pol Brass Fire Sets, English Tile, Slate Mantcls, Par- ssbine,'Fin Rootterand Jobing Wore, deci” of naval officers will convene at Annapolis, ‘Md., on the 20th inst., to examine the mid3hip- men of the class of 1876 for promotion to en- signs. The following officers beard:—Commodore A. to its own pecu- candidates for the 8: Rhodes. nt at Vienna says:— and Joseph 8, Transit the lil g i ; i I H nationals will ‘so long as the impossible to hay terest In the scheme, and says to a reporter that ipes are laid and the plan is in thing to be done will be to per Row and to offer the heat and ‘ive power for their | chinery to the papers for iess | now forcoal alone. nt Rev. De La Matyr; and rees hang out it will simply be ve an election. 4 PREVIOUS CASE. The rules of the House require that to secure | an election the candidate voted for as Speaker shajl have a majority of all the votes. When Gen. Banks had the long contest, after nearly one hundred and fifty unsuccessful bal Was agreed that the candidate who received a plurality vote should be declared elected; and it a resort only to this understanding that tha: memorable dead-lock was broken. THE CHANCES. ‘There is a likelihood that nelther Randall or Blackburn can succeed There is hardly a chance for Gen. Garfield because his hard money finarcial record issuch that the nationals ‘The dangerous dark horses pon ti the Vilayet of the Archipelago from Khodes to Selo. x MILBUBIS PHARMACY, been sent to the former 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SODA AND MINERAL WATERS on draught ol a the fine business streets of the city, along the numerous and substantially built quays, past rows of home-like residences, placed in pleas- ant grounds, and out into the extensive and beautiful park, without seeing a Industrial indications as one w meet on every hand, I presently asked the in- telligent and accommodating young Lyonnaise, led us, where the much talked of les _were located. there,” he answered. pointing to a quite hich and steep hill, the terminal point of the long @ of foot hills which seem to follow the KS of the Khone from its rise in the down to where it swallows uy) which ts thickly covered wi looking buildings, nearly all from stones high. ‘We shall drive over there very soon.” he added, giving the necessary directions to the driver of our low, easy-riding open car- re A. ¥ as soon as the in J. A. Greer, Command operation the ler A. F. Mahan, Chief Eng! £ FH rel neer W. S. Smith. ——— TRE PLacve QuARANTINE.—Mr. Fish, consul at Tunis, informs the Department of State that the appearance of the “pest” or “plague” at several ports In the Zgean sea havit the Bey of Tunis he, under of the sanitary commissioner, has ordered a vigorous enforcement of quarantine regulations ist all vessels arriving in Tunis from any he infected districts. Tunis remains as healthy as usual. Cax GOVERNMENT Nores Isstk IN TIME OF Prack?—Gen. B. F. Butler and Representative || S. B. Chittenden, of New York, have agreed to bring a care before the Supreme Court of the United States for the sses and ma- esQ make such change without hot surprising that in the absence is some secret motives are in explanation of island government from '$ convenient and transfer juisite for such the step. by" si connecting = No COMPROMISE IN THE VANDERBILT ScrTs.— The stories of compromise of the Vanderbilt suits appear to have been founded alt: er upon mere guess work. Mr. Scott Lo testant’s counsel. says his action in terminating the case without arzument was dictated by rea- Sons which had nothing to do with the case. Judge Rapalla, who drew the will, was found He says the statement that he ever advised the settlement ts untrue, | and denies that conversation reported as hav- ing been had with him ever took Cornelius J. Vanderbilt knows nothing about a compromise of his million doi iil go on the first Monday in April. One * Mostly over iB have to be prov explanation of the financial question.” Timex bas reference to the inference quarters that the occupation as an inducement to guarantee a loan. E 5 the Saone, and | sick at bis residence, h large gloomy ai eu g will not touch him. liar sult, and are Wm. D. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, of testing the recleees metas HH | i ; s | : af # | ® a; met profits on the il Fi | i i tender act so far | A. MacMahon, of Ohio, wit t nently in favor of the latter, because while Kelly could get the full repub:ican vote, there the national ranks old si 2 m. H. Vanderbilt's most intimat= rte ihat there is absolutely noi, the fects truth in the stories about a compro- HOW THE SILKS AND VELYETS ARR MADE. Arriving at La Croix: frends éeclares fiousse, the visitor will find that machinery 13 not used at allin the EE a ; : stagers livities who would not touch him. Mac- fahon’s record in Congres3and at ho:ne, on the other hand, is one to which the nationals can- pt He comes from a state he parent of “the idea,” and ts known as one of its champions. If MacMahon can po}l the full democratic vote, and it 13 believed he weaving of silks and velvets, and that every- ‘tbing is done by hand, and on looms. too, of th most primitive form and crudest finish. In stead of being massed by scores and hundred in vast rooms, amidst the rumbling of macht- | of spindles, the opera- ween . to find a real case In which a debtor ace ot peootione offered to his creditor, a citizen of a different gman oe ae, debt epee ot of ince which ictally declared date‘ of ‘the close creditor is to refuse ENATORSHIP.—A con- | ference of prominent politicians was held a' esterday, on the subject of th« tes senatorship for that term of Senator Wadieigh. ft quarter of the town, and have made an. to the public for aid and peed deal that is not cl i z lear about the Ej r a expiration of the nery and the whizzin; Unless i i # i j § ints a successor to Mr. Wadi be represented by one Senator until the legislature elects. Gov. Prescott is as yet unable to decide wheth¢ fill the vacancy. but it is believ that the law authorizes an a appoint Mr. Wadleigl, to the v: | _NITRO-GLYCERINE EXPLOBION.—A | explosion of nit Gap, James riv. . Haggerty, government contractor for improv- ing the channel at that point; Elias Hall, who eof the ee a 3 ly injuring 01 i disaster occurred, home a canister of over junds of nitro glycerine, prior to a general last. Two other pits had beei ite in the three pits being over 19) it caused the others report, and scat- int_and bring suit, itenden binds himself to and thereupon roy to defend and asserting Butler on his side the costs of the debtor, the government to issue Butler says in his letter that he has the most unwavel faith in the power of ni money out of any material 1t secs fit, . General Butler intends side the case himself. Senator Edmunds, of Ver- mont, and Mr. Win. Alien But Will manage for Mr. Chittendei THE EXTRA SESSION AND THE DistRict.—Editor Star: The failure of the late Congress to take any action in regard to supplying Capitol Hu! | od river flats, will can. and it be demonstrated that neither Kan- Uve here works quiet! dali or Blackburn can be and alone, or at most with one or two companions, in a little apart- r than an ordinary American bed | to such rooms are the several | floors of the immense prison-like buildings above referred to sub-divided. Weaver works day after day, year, by the dim light which comes through | dusty and spider-webbed windows, in summer by, breezes fresh from the snow. covered Alps* and warmed in the slight heat afforded by a little charcoal fur- ‘he reeling and spoolin; generally by the wife or chi but in passin, lected, there are back votes which would naturally | n to put him through. A TILDEN ASP&CT. Curiously enough in ‘this contest Tilden’s specter stalks in unbidden. Already the cry is raised that the canvass of Randall vs. Black- burn means Tildenism or anti-Tildenism. It1s claimed that Randall's success would be the first score for Tilden in 1390, out that the ex-Speaker is that bis prominent rival is the old cry of the “shylocks of the East again placing their hands upon the throats of the This ten pp. with me and al the last meeting of the ‘ly Dr. Fiinsky expresced a similar Torosto, Mann ‘OROS London to the tlobe e 2 er he has the power to y ites, y. There are many candidat ed the ernor, should it appear ppointment, will cablegram from Here the silk Edward Hanian eee match with Hawdon, and will proceed to } Castle in a fort; Saturday, in good in every way sat! | > ght. Han'an’s tler, of New York, | Seon. “Tee 2. i because it 1s givea | a Tilden man, and hot. It revives too rs seems to be done of the weaver; through the various courts lown the narrow winding stone stairways one hears little or no sound of conver- sation, no laughter, no prattle of dren. The tabrics woven in the different rooms | and buildings vary, of course, in character and quality, from commonest eurtain and uphol- Stery jnaterial to gauziest silks and richest of velvets; but each room, each floor, and each ! building feemed the exact counterpart of all the others. An air of quiet and gloom pervaded Houses and streets were alike silent and sombre, and, save for occasional of armed and uniformed soldiers, and rp clatter of wooden shoes on the stone rds, one might easily i i H Wha CONSTANTINOPLE, March 6,—Prince the Russian emi that Russfa only wishes to not to prevent Turkey from concluding a Rk safeguard her rights suffering West.” is got view to combine the west and east; of course to defeat Randall. days, the situation will begin to PS will indicate a Just now in the lan- rd Dundreary it look as if “there 1s going to be a “wow.” ers talk to-day of Representa- a8 an available candidate. —We are authorized by arnett) to say that the Tumor about Kepresentative Acklen’s dying condition ts erroneous, with water, and im render it very should 9 7) » i Econ budget committee of @ EH MUMM, quarts $20.06, pints $21.76. the Reichstag have reauced the navy estimates take detinite sh: & fo explode, making a tering earth and rock In evel PROSPECTS OF A Coat. COMBINATION.—It Is sald that President Gowan, of the Phil Reading Coal company ations With Messrs. Hoyt and dents of the Pennsylvania Coal company and the Delaware and Hudson Canal company, to agree to a limit of the coal by reducing the number of mining days in the month. The Lehigh Valley company has nade its third reduction in the price of coal. und itis down now to the lowest price reached Judge Asa Packer, president of the .ehigh Valley Railroad company, hi Jy stated, it is claimed, that whel SAVANA ANB DOMESTIO SEGARS. all Sue T Ss Sieseras The Tribulations of A. San FRancisco, March 6.. for a compromise dolph Sutro. Ube Sutro Tunnel toan oo. for the Dresestat tents v' om Ts. ‘The latter assert that Sutro: be brought to stand by verbal ts long contrary, ‘Gentes posi signs the followin; ment: He claims that all ore-prodt between the Utah on the north and man on the south should begin agreed upon whenever ti r through the tunnel either by bection or indirectly by int direct connection. the other band, refuse to tracted from any mine wi mine is directly connected with the tu lateral drifts. In this agreement. present include the mines be-ween nia on the north and the Chollar on the Organized Mail Ro! fe New York, March 6.—An investigation » special agent of the Post Onice cently concluded, organived system boxes, of which officially warned. A rested bas confessed that ‘The nbacke tive Bright, of Ten ACKLEN IMPROVING | his physician (Dr. every where, more and more every year. iployes here certainl: Congress to protect the necessarily detained | summer by the public service. Tae SvEz CanaL.—Mr. Farman, U general at Catro, Egypt, furnishes the Depart- { State with an Intel Suez Canal.” His facts are derived from | authentic sources. A few of them are selected, | of remarkable interest. canal bly hee mio hag og Ce i ck 1 COM col ot , Ss at 30 rs ch. “These shares have sold as Af the opening of the ed to ‘only. 300 francs, ey are now quoted at 717 francs, and are AEDUL 568 franes. The number of id al rancs. The ni rd Beaconsfield t pavernents and court yal Imagine himself walking through the echoing streets of a deserted after going through the various bulldings filled with quiet and busy*workmen, can hardly re- sist the feeling that the life of the silk weaver is little brighter or more varied than that of the worm that spins the tine and glossy thread with which he works. Nevertheless, I wes toid Uhat his lot is not a hard one when times are ocd and the silk trade is not depressed, and 1 loubt not he is able to get a gi fort and not a little pleasure out of life when his day’s work is over,—as French artisans are very apt to do, under any circumstances, 1 inquired and was told how much was the average day’s work and wa; men producing the various kinds of damasks, but by the time I undertook nch into English, the meters. into inches, and the francs into dollars and cents, I am afraid the information would be Worth no more to the reader than it was to me h the language of tke country. ‘ages of the workmen and er, it is evident that usiness of Lyons is i | Statistics show, I believe, | of marked commercial de- nother countries, It is constantly While he ts not out of regi a has been steadily improving for the has had a severe attack of some congestion iding satisfactorily on Paper. Si here during the ger tively he | last three days. pneumonia, complicated with Of the stomach, which is yiel to medical treatment. ii GAS FIXTURES EVER OFFERED FOR SALE EN THE CITY. ‘THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. ‘Will «uarantee entire satisfaction. E. F. BROOKS, febdl8-tr Corcoran Brrtprxa, price List OF SHIRTS. as n the price of .| 1 below $3 per ton (which, he thought, @ lowest possible price at which coal can be mined except at a loss), he would be in favor of a combination to advance the price by limit- ing the production. TEMPERANCE PEOrLE IN Oat0.—The Ohio perance associations are organizing a to secure amendments to the state constitution prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquorsin the state, except , medicinal or mechanical pur- SECRETARY Evanrs, Senators Teller, Saun- | Logan. Allison and Kirkwood, Sentatives Kelly, O'Neill, Van Vi Townshend, of ae The entire cost of the ols, were among the Presi- royalty on ore at 500 francs each. cD. —— such time as Jow as 100 franes each. Mrs. BRLvA A. Lockwoop was to-dy, | anal they had advance Motion of Hon. Thomas ‘the practice before the J. Durant, admitted to ee eS British government U. 8. Court of Claims, NEARLY all Senators holding over have al- ready pre-empted the seats they desire to oc- bers will have to scramble silks, and velve to convert the Frei for sacrament: O02. great pi a its political and commerctai advantages, thus affords a clear- profit of 25,000,000 francs at present prices. The bal- ance of the see J sed by oni pled i. most France. ve RS, in 1570 to over 30,000,000 francs in. mses including interest, sinki ands, have been a little over 17,! pe cranes ‘The new mem! But, between t! of his emplo; Prosperous one, and that except in times |. WALKING MAT¢ finaliy made for ternational walking match at Gilmore's Garden, Four hundred and fifty an pes New York, next week. geet miles are to be made. walks he will get all; if two, the winner takes three-quarters; if three. the winner gets halt, per cent., the third 20 per cent.;if four, the winner half, the second 2: and the fourth 10 per cent. i i i F Fequire only en N'S SHIRT BA B16 F st_w t., opr. dire New York; F. Atkins, Boston; Russell Sage, Humphreys, New York; Jay Gould, » Salt Lake City; 8. 11 Neb ; David Dows, New Yor! Keene, New Yor! Scott THE LIONS OF LYONS. For the -rest, in her business and social as- Pests, in her streets and squares, In hei tecture, her people and their very much like Pai knows nearly all abot been there or not. BARBELS the mses are deci or stationary. De- 50 ting ld for interest and the sinking fund, the ac expenses are about An OUTSIDE Virw.—The New York Sua be- lieves that the extra session will be a lon: ‘The first thing the democrats will en- deayor to do will be to pass bills rey jurors’ test otah and of jurors, repealing REFINED CIDER, customs, Lyons 1s ris; and nearly everybody ut Paris, whether they have Several of her streets, many tof her public butld- fications of a Busi er, ; Frederic dison Cammack, New i. Coree ea pore est stock! company 1s Jay ¢ W! right upon 123,700 shares and on 20,000 shares | by proxy. Sidney Revie A enars 27,700 shares, 2,000,0¢0 franes per annum. The small compar- York; W. A. H. ative cost. of Tonintaiatng the canal arises from tbe fact that there are no locks or lateral em- bankments to be broken. Except the ordina cleaning there 1s little to be done. quality, ow being received and for roviding for the dra ices in Barrels, Keys and Bottles, by | Ww Voted in his own the sections of the Revi Statutes which allow the use of troops at the 1579, a8 Com! isis, show atmarke dine indeed be well fit? de Pt WH eg } ila t i i ti i 5 if gi HY ui a ii i i fl dist. church to reach out ie baud 3 the rich harvest before the field ts oocupled by otber denominations. ‘THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE M. E. CHURCH colored) met yesterday in Baltimore at Centen- ik ‘answered to their names, and the: ‘Committees were announced. 2 See ree raeencmed by reports Sram progress, ‘Washington conference inctnaes Ba. District of Columbia, Virginia and West Vir- ginta. It has 6 districts, "96 churches, ‘$4,509 ‘The seasions of the conference will continuo the Week and conclude probably Satur- when the De announced. | Ht at te home, in county. Dr. Dennis spend a few invigorated soenter contest ne re Hon. Wm. Kimmel, *s J ; House from the third re- ag ip after the ta : i i. i i | worthy of the rand SAMUEL C. PALMER, ns divided by the y three fine bridzes drawing 25 feet of water or less Russell Sage 21,650, and Oliver Ames 37,000, ‘ing of distance THE GREENBACK CUE CONVENTION at Chicas polls, and repealing the Federal election laws. These bills will have to be reported mittees and discussed and business transacted, vival in the building interests ing January and February city. Her three different ii throug! to the British by both Houses, # | i i | | i e ‘shij oing to i thirds of all the vessels canal carry the English fag. Monsieur Ferdinand 1 head over the Rhone and six ty public squar ice Belle Cour, largest and finest squa’ rope, stands a large bronze of Louts X1V,—th on its pedestal tells us, cuted it, Betng of Lyons birt! the oe nota little proud of his = Greene street, for 198 buildings, to Cost $1,520,353 ” i in, the same months last buildings were filed, whose aggregate estimated at $1,226,000, Over the Saone. She es, big and little, and res of the kind in Eu- equestrian statue in e ches @eurre, a tablet artist Who exe- and training, ais nearly 5,000 miles. Tw rday elected R. E. 11 passing . E. Hoyt, of Michigan, pres- jatform ‘mira P claring that postmas- at the government portation of Chines? before the arniy and legislative appropriation bills can be reported, since the democrats must first give Hayes the chance to approve or veto them before they can consistently place them upon the appropriation bills. ‘re’ dem« cratic majority in the House, even secure the organization, will be so 8 nall, and it ts so difficult to the republicans can action on these bi'ls. Lesseps, who has been at the enterprise since its beginning in . expresses the opinion that the Panama capal must be constructed without locks to be successful or remunerative. ___ G@xoRGETOWN. D. 0. EDUCTION iN THE PRICE OF i STERLING SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS. of silver and the intro- and Forks of ters should be elected; th: should prohibit the im) se vice labor; that a labor bureau _be establist- ed; that briters at elections be di: franchised, | vincinia : RE, March 6.— sta, bige de. mecomd serions 41% coupens, 774 bid today. Sugar quiet—A soft, 8 6-0 4 March | pe ptton still weak—mid. members here, that y prevent any speedy In the Senate, of ¢, the minority can prolong discussion lor choose, there being juestion in the parliamentary prac- it always becomes a question of physical endurance there Ly the determication of the other. juestion will = THE LETTER-CARRIERS’ INCREASED Pay ALU Ricat.—In the fifth section of the bill which for an increase of pay to letter- ‘Was the following:—* The provi shall not be ‘cases THE Cask OF Carr. BLate.—Mrs, Maria L. Granger was examined in the New York Su- Cort, Chambers, yesterday Van Vorst, who has been ap) take testimony in reference to her sult for a de- cree annulling her marriage with Thos. Blair, ‘ Soon (Sed onprgr eg rr private room at 10:30, Mrs, Granger testifi in Lancaster, and that she it was admitted b; auction of improved enable carriers joe rs ly impr A to lettercarriers oe es Important, outside of Paris, and ool of her own, in giving to France it artists, Dut 130 in ele- er local artisans, roductions rivai The Palaia des found the best artists, numbers bronze table con- in the Roman Senate, udius the Censor, on moving that this ancleni loc: oi letters are beautifully pad ENGLISH STERLING STANDARD Jong had an art sch reduction of from 16 to ‘cent. from F prises, "A large arcortment of ai the nenece intended to read:—' vi ae tvalue, not oi! ‘The provisions of this sec- ” ‘The question was raised if this did not to such places a3 free delivery referred to Ji confine the increase M. W. GALT. BRO. & Co. may hereafter be givi tem. ‘This: question BOOK HOUSE, HOPKINS & wid BY Bonen ne - UCTION from at one-half and was very bilet. the mi Jet it rest, now that Hi But the republicans w! both branches, ueir Se ponents: Salt control 01 ranches, their op seek to embarrass them on this question. Ti southern members will also insist. w on ier to settle the ciaims wi for expenses incurred in the war 0! Beaux Arts, in which will be f Works Of nearly all the Lyons Fier Taade to and i, EE on raising the = pera KW YORE, March 6.—Flour quiet. Wheat quiet. Lh i the communiti PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.—The President to-day appointed George Holmes to be collector district, of Beaufort, 8. C.. and Andrew Yeaeels for the second (New Place of Addison Low, suspen: i ote caine ak Care aoe only 3,000, —