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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
EVENING SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES.
VII NsNTI TT ~ IT'D TIT N W IfIs'f''
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSEl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The Metropolitan
Methodist First Presbyterian, First Congresauonast
and Trinity Episcopal Churches crowded this even
ing. The Very Rev. X. Payne Smith, Dean Of Canter-
bur Trinity Church said their convocaion not
for political purpose, but 10 advance principles which
have their foundation IN al that Ia right, and
which give stability TO nations As English
men we have y pride IN the power and glory
OF America IL has vast resources aud tho
ogcr-peopled nations OF Europe lind In 1t home.
The mind shrnks back from contemplating what
may he In century To come. You must hold
the foremost place among the nations of the earth and
for This America should he conseorated 70 Chris
uanity. Whatever diycrsltios OF opinion there
may he religious matters, It can be
harmOozed by love. Love alone remove THO
rrpoach Of divided sentiments the subject OF Chris
SANITY He looked forward " the tms when oil the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
wM. a. MESERVE

1SEsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL, as q candidate for tho Office Of Town MAG
rhsl OF Gold Hill. subject to the decision OF the
people at the coming town election. mh2ttd-
r~n rnwM An DCIAl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29

The Danbury Ne,cs says: The Dam
bury horse has reputation above all
other animals Of the breed. The chief
claim OF the Danbury horse to public
favor and notice Is the facility with
which lie will run away. lie will get
up In the night from refreshing sleep
to run away. He will leave meal OF
cream cakes and quail on toast to run
away. He will sacrifice home. happi-
ness, honor and other peoples proper
ty to run away. And when he gets
started nobody ever thinks Of getting
In front OF him. Once in while a
stranger attempts it, but there Ia fund
to furnish Ice to pack his body with
until his friends can come on, so there
Is no harm done. Neither Is a Dan.
bury horse a respecter of occasions.
He will run away from = post. or an
agricultural debate, or funeral. and,
In tight pinch. would run away from
n position in the New York Custom
House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
ERIN.
NJ FAruER oRAHAM.

BY FAIHER VKAHAh.
From sea. Of .oft enchsntment rise
Tho visions Of thy early crown.
And light OF lose rom i1.Hy ,.,i: dnwn sSv
Win gentle oenisons iAie uo""'
And o INV soul goes ou, 10 thee
Thon oeerle.. iorr, OF -hackled light,
Love OF my sou; MouIu NV hr.h,
From siavisn pia'nt ana saaon o'~'
rh. n.,,or. he., ,hy gentle wall, So
And Nearing mel, to tender tsars;
n ~ Ssu - hai, ,hsa C;r.nnwaIl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
THOMAS KELLY

DEsPHcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II, candidate for Town Marshal Of Gold Hill
A. the coming election, subject 20 the decision
~ hi. Follow ritizaf,s ap9 toe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
O. r. BAR RER

DEsPECrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL q candidate for reelection TO the office o!
Town Treasurer Of Gold Hill At the cominS
election. ap3td
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
HUGH TREcoNINc

DESPECTeULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II q candidate for the Office OF Town Marshal
OF Gold Hill at the coming election, subject to
the decision OF the people apS ID,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
JOHN WADE

DEsPEcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL candidate for Town Treasurer OF Gold
HiIl. subject 10 the decision OF his fellow ciii-
sens ~ the coming town election. apps I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-29
FOR CHIEF OF POLICE.
BENZ. +. LACkEY

DESPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II TO the people Of Virginia City a. candi-
date for the ONCE OF Chief OF Police, subject 10
the decision OF the Republican Primaries.
anil I'd
, 1873-03-19
CHICAGO BIBLE SOCIETY.

Tho thirty-second annual meeting Of tho Chi
cago Bblo Society was held last evening in tho
chapel Of tho Second Presbyterian Church, Alr. It
@. Cook in tho chair, aud Mr.. T. B. Carter netting
as Secretary. Tho number Of persons in attond-
ance WAS email.
Tho following officers for the coming yoar
were elected without dissenting vote:
Pycsident-Judgo Samuel II. Moorc' Of tho Third
Presbyterian Church. ,,.... =,
Tice- e-Fresidents- D. ". WAittie, Tabernacle
Congregational Church; !; 7. VI. Harvey, Wabash
Avenue Methodist Church: Potter Van Setback, CHRIST
Episcopal Church.
IJtasuter-O. i. Nelson.
SecrctarY-T. b. Carter. -
Ercouiire Co,,.,aitet-Roys. II. ". pattcraon, G.
E. Cheney, O. D. l1el1nsr, j. T.. D. Mchown, U. y.
Jnlick.
Tho gentlemen who acted as Troasurors 10
tho different churches cooperating With tho
Eooieoy last year we're ro-elceted.
Article Of the Constitution was altored 80 ns
to admit Of three members making quorum OF
tho Executive Committee. Article was also
changed. It now provides that the annual Iaoot-
ing and election of olicors shau bo hold III March
instcad Of December.
Tho 6ecrotary was instructed to havo tho
annual report printed.
A yoto Of thanks waa passed tho city for tho
many acts Of ]siadness shown tho sooloty.
THO Executive Committee waa authorized to
secure articles Of incorporation for tho Society
undor the general laws Of the Statc.
The nltotiug then adjourned. .:.'
, 1873-03-19

Tho Halo Of lands Of dolinquonts in tho matter
OF tax-paying is proceeding from day to day at
the office Of the County Treasurer aud Colloot-
or. The Halo begins each day at about 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon, aud usually lasts ono hour. It
has been tho policy of Collector Rumsey to so
regulate proceedings as to obtain tho most
money without resort to extrcmitiea. For por-
ton OF lust wook tho delinquent taxeB wsre paid
quito rapidly, mud 80 very few piooes Of land
ht this weok tho receipts have fallen len
numbor Of salos has increaaed. Tax
tito dealers arc, on hand IN "bnn- I'M
dance, and the sales do not progross half rapidly
enough to suit their notlons; Their notions,
however, aro not consulted by tho, Collector, y;
the taxes with as few salos as possible. poln"
anontB mood not delay On THIS aoeount' He a,l is
ing tho taxoB, and their lands will surely DO sold
unless they como forward With their b, INC money;
Lake, but It ig expected to roaoh Chicago curly
next week. All Of, which points this moral +:
Pay your taxes at once, and thereby suyo much
money and yoxatiOn to youraelYeB.
, 1873-03-19

A1tltfmorc compound a1le haH largely tended to
bring these ngan into general attcnton, lncnsoa
where NJ much floponlB OIL tho integrity Of tic
metal, Ii IL apking too much 10 dopond upon =
single poco, III which thoro may bo fatal yot
imporcoptiblo fracturo, TIL It absolutely
broakB down. Several patterns OF. SECTIONS
Of railn hayo bcou fnyentel, in which
ono ptoco Of iron Ia placed nbovo nm
other, In such n way TINT tho lowor ono Ia COM
plotoly protected from tho blows OF traitl-
Whom tito upper layor Ia worn ont, 1t may be
tahon of md rcplaccdt without disturbing tho.
lower part. Iu capo of ono ptcco holng brokon.
Tho oth hor ron,af1ls good. It Is alAo osttmatoa
that, while tho hoad portion mny givo ont in =
fow yoars, tho bano pnrt may remaln good for 20
or more yearB. It would certainly SOON ull-
necessary to tako up n whole rail, anl burn and
roll 1t over, to repair tho, Injury which occurs
only OH tho FIRST or upper incl. This subject IL
certainly worth moro attention and encourage
mont tim railway manngora llnyo yot given It.
It is partly cortaln that perfect safoty nay, DO
secured With oven grentor economy and less
loas thn1 tho prenont aootion Of iron rail can
furnish In this climate. INVENTOR
, 1873-03-19

DEER Lopog, Montana Ter, Fob 20, 1878.

DErn LopoK, Montana Ter, Fob 20, 1878.
TO Tho L,ttor Of Ths Chicago Tribune:
SIN; Your correspondent, IA. J. Gu" In his
communication dated "Door Lodge, Montana,
Jan, II, 1875" and published In your weekly
issue Of tho 9Th Of February, says; "a PrcBby-
toran minister Of Deer Lodge WAS lately (aR
am toll) convicted OF nameloss crime, before
lodge Of Odd Followe, and expelled" a. J: &.
also says that the minister has left Tor parts
unknown.
We hayo had but ono Presbyterian m1uistor
in Deer Lodge, Tho Rev. J. r. Russell, d young
man highly eatecmod for his religious aud
regularly to Ills congregation, md no charge or
suspicion Of immoral or improper conduct has
oror attaohol to him.
An Episcopal minister Of this place WIS
charged with immoral conduct, mud left tho
country; which gave riso to tho atory OF your
corrcSpoptlcnt. j.
, 1873-03-19
ROWDYlSM RAMPANT.
Tho Bully Elcmcnt Of Chicago
Not Yet Suppressed.
Two Officers Assaulted by bridgeport
Rougls, md Prisoner Rescued.

Tho homo has been entertained TINT tho recont
shooting by policemen Of throo ruf1ians would
ca,lso tho bully element Of tho city to fecl that
thorc ig danger In resisting m officer Of tho law.
But from fight Which occurred ycstortlay after
noon botwoon Officers Dowden and O'Connor
aud crowd Of Canalport avenue garrotora,' this
hopo would appoar to bo Without foundation in
fact, and 1t is cvtdont that moro shooting must
bo dono before tho rowdica shall rcHpoot md foar
tho power OF our police olflcera. -
Paddy Connora is ono OF tho most notorious
roughB on Caunlport aronuo. Yesterday after-
noon nbout 2 o'clock, no mot respectable oiti-
zon On tho corner Of Dluo 1glnnd avonuo and
Morgan street, and for aomo trivial offonhe called
him a-ofn-, and darod him to tallo it
up. Officer Dowlon hearing the romnrk, and
knowing tho character Of tho fellow, arrest ted
him. Paddy mado desperate resistance, and
the ofl'oor. boipg off duty and therefore without
Ills club, was not very well nblo to
cope with hia prisoner. About this tin,e Officer
o'Oonnor, who WAS alao on duty, aud without
Ills "billy," oano to bowdon's assistance. They
Blue Island avenue, followed By seven or eight
Of Paddy's "pals," who Threatened the onicors
with imlnediato dcath II thoy did not roloaso
thoir prisoner al,d exhibited rorolycro to sl,ow
threat. olllcor O'Connor thon pulled bis re-:
volyor, and told thom to go back Or he would
shoot them down. rhoy answered this romar't
with n volloy Of onraos. At the juno,
tion of Blue island avenue and Taylor and
Morgan strcote, Paddy shouted to bis fclloWs to
"Bhoot tho dirty devils, referring to tho police
! men. Tho crowd then mado . rush On tho Off
oerB, md lland-to-hsnd light resulted the OIL.
cers using tho blltta Of their revolyers to defend
themselves. Paddy MoNurney, one OF the
| roughB, shot thrco tf1nes at Off]oor 0Connor,
but fortunately did not hit him. Dowden was
| knocked down and his revolver takon from him.
O'Oonnor knocked three Of tho rowdlos down,
| badly in}uring ono Of them: In tho fight the
prisoner got asay, aud. with Ave Of tho gang. ra
| towards tho cornor Of Miller and Polk Rtrcota
Tho officers, plucky to tho last, chased them aud
recaptrred their prisoner in m alloy betwoet
Polk and Taylor streets. This time tie rost Q!
Tho crowd deserted him, md no was safely lookot
IN in tho Twelfth Street Btation.
| This young man, Paddy !Connora,, is out or
$500 bail Tor larceny, and is q character mos
dangerous to the community. MoNurnoS, th'
ulnn WHO attempted to shoot o'Connor, is ono o
throo brothers. two Of whom aro aorving ou
long ter1ns in the Ponitontiary at Joliet. It is
nifty to separate members Of family, and 1t /
to bo fondly hoped that tho McNurnoy boys ,Eil
bo Hpoodi1y reunited in tho Ponitcnsary.
squad Of polloo were sont out to capture tho res
Of tho gang and tloy wore doubtless locked u
during lRet night.
, 1873-03-19

Carson, pirio & Co., No. go West Madison street,
ofor rich now gray stripe sl]ks, regular $l76 quality
for Il 2o Tue 81 o5 quality for 80 cents. Black ground
whio stripe s!lkH for % cents. Black MI silt gros
grains 1t s:o s3 s. 30 $s' 9n1 as4 g. esiF 30 90
LYONS black gros graius at very largo reduetlong.
Jspaneau silks ii 10 md 60 cents. worth rs and 20 cent?
Japanese popns IS aud rs cents Black apacasi ~ to
assortment Of trcaB goods the chonp tables at
1s 2o md IS csnta yard. gress bargain IL ,,' fe'-
sand uIeces Hamburg odglnga md lnserti,a, caiea
new designs, vt half, mud In poo instances lesa thsa
III t..o W.u: pricos. nargaius in every department.
Trade curly IN tho day,
, 1873-03-19
EQ2TUNE~HUMTER3.
Meeting Of Heirs to II #7o,000,O00
Estate in Holland,
About Thirty Lady and dontlomen
Tortune-Huntors Present..

ehrhh hna NoAofe Moopui "nu
brant 1}rowor died III uoilana IN 1uo Gritty phrt VI
tho seventeenth century, lowing behind thom
considerable number Of hoire, and considerable
nmoupt or rronnrtv .Thoy nlso loft wills bn-
.a.os ..N"4,... ~ t1"r .,o,,a - +hor cl;,1rcn
4"oa.n's'e tno.t toI1oo'l',4n H. eo,raa ~ n
and the1r cllldrong holfet put, III ehe couaeo ~
Ronoration Or two those important documents
became lost in sou1o Of tho musty oobwob-cov"
AMI corrtv ~ ,3.,e.1nnd. Hecontly, Ylilo OK
~" .oAse - ,,.a1a t., H., ~ oraot NJ t,o
piota,lons "o'1 Lung ..s'o m a,,,oara aro ,,ntx
Annette Jans no1b'--"lot ~ "ppoa1o ~. .,'.,e .o
cal with tho Wolbor and Browor hnirs,-thc long,
Lost wita wero found. md II was discovered tint
n,,out s7D nm nm warn awaiting lawful claimants
"ous -, -. 49, -, ,,... - i,4o11,.
IA liona'o' 1i''s "'s' ?" 'o1A". ro H. tt,;a
gouco.to lnrgo numbor OF pooplo III 'n's
country who call trace thoir genealogical record
hac1r to Tim ;rn,odtnto desceutontB OF tho Web
,,oro md 1,roxyor, aon,o of whom sotklod In N oY
yoa vo,s nu ~ ~, contnrv sinco tho m.
York Ill tho Ro'ohteentn eontusS' o''o' wv ~
nouucomcnt was made, meotinRe nave pe9n liolu
i'll diiroront narts OF tho country to mRNo nf-
rAngomontB for proving hoir6hlp ana occurring
tho rcl prize. It, ta now bolievod that LILO
matter will bo brought boforo tho United BtatoB
courts md doflnitoly uott1ed in short Time
Tho Wobber and Brewer heirs residing IN
Chicago hold their meeting yostorday nftornoon
coll Of . committee published in tho Sunday
rapcrs. About thirty lady md gentleman fartilne-
hunters wore prosent, tho majority Of ;hGm en-
being we'll advanced In years. Mr. Aeonata ".
Volk WAS called to tho clair, and hlr Grocn
eloetod secrotary, .,...n .,,. ~
, 1873-03-19

Published for tho boncft ot Young Men a'a nsaess "ao
sutEor from Nosyoua Debility etc. uy ono VINO hke enfeo
hiaof Supplying tho of self cure anu soht !fae
OF charge, iidtots NAylIA ANlEL MAYFAln. Box 1a3.
Mrnntlya. n. Z.
, 1873-03-19

4. q. powna Il Co.,
the olacat rotail dry gools house In Cticago. No.
OIL Weat Madison otreot, betwron Curtis md Abcr-
decn, ore daly opening spring goods, comprising
limo Of black Bills, Japn,eso silks, beautiful trcaa
oaies, nook tes In great varietcs, ombroerios IND
soasouable trimmings, rlbbone now spring nantle9
TO-; full limo Of KID Bloyes; special attention ~ IT.
10 conts pair. T. S-0n,n!btiH md car limos from
Twonty.socol,l street pneH tho Htore constantly.
, 1873-03-19

hayp loun known tho yirtuea Of Lr. Jaynoa Etpsc-
torat, and frequently tcatnd them on myself A1i!l ia,
tIy wien efliced with coughs or co!da. oellevo II
ID bo ono Of the best remedies discovered for tlesc
mnladics. am about TO Bati 1n Il week or two on
voyage Europe, aud slou1d noon think Of e1ros.
inu 1nSsyI to tho changing skics Of England without
nn oyor.coat ~ without supply Of Jayos Exreetor-
rpt,-ltey. br. DowlIng FORMERLY PASTOR ef narean
Bsptjst Church, Nav York.
, 1873-06-07

article attacking National assembly.
New York.-Warlike demonstrations.
have been made by the Sioux indians at
Fort Lincoln.
Fires reported this morning at Ottawa,
Canada loss $4,000. At Grand Rapids,
Michigan; loss, $50 600.
Maurice Daily defeated CyriIIe Dion in
billiard match for the national champion
ship last night-15OO to 1853.
Serious charges are made against Mr.. Ar
chibald, British Consul at New York. 1t
is alIedged he has been guilty Of defrauding
certain parties 10 furnishing crews for sri
fish vessels.
Department OF State has no Information
concerning reported release Of O'keliy on
condition Of bis leaving Cuba.
John Sheldon, President Of Toronto and
Nepissing Railway, was killed at Coming
ton Station last night by being crushed be-
tween platforms 42d cars
First Lake Superior steamer arrived at
Goderjch, Canaia, last night Some ice on
south shore,
OJtawa.-In the House Of commons to-
day, Sir John A.. M4cdooa'd moved the
consideration Of The terms offersd for ad-
mission olP L Is.anJ next Tqesiay.
Lady Duffarin was saf-,y delivered Of q
daughter this morning.
, 1873-06-07
TELEGRAMS VIA HALIFAX.

Nav 18th.
London.-Count Rochefoucau.d, who
was reported to have gone on a mission to
Count de Chambord from legitim.sts and
Orleauists, has returned to PARIS. He had
a long consultation with the royal exile,
but gives no indication Of its result. He
is authorized however to stamp as false and
absurd arumor that the Comte contemplate
ed adopting the Prince Imperial, son OF the
late Emperor.
The health Of the Pope continues to i'm
prove.
The Shah Of Persia will soon arrive at
Vienna, accompanied by all the members
Of his cabinet and three OF his wives. 1t is
estimated that the expense Of his European
tour will be five millions sterling.
Reshid Pasha has been appointed Turk
ish Minister of foreign affairs in place of
Sanfet Pasha,
designations of GouIard, Minister of In
terror and Jules Simon, Minister of Public
instruction, are accepted by President
THEIRS. The reported ministry of public
worship is to be established. The new
members Of the Cabinet will be either mo-
derate Republicans or members of party of
Left Centre.
Several journals of Paris have been fined
for republishing the letter Of Felix Piyt,
addressed to Theirs, printed in "London
Tines of the 1st April. "Peuple Sove-
rain,' suppressed for publishing editorial
, 1873-06-07

the Cabinet which is staked on the vote
tomorrow.
1t is reported that a conspiracy to kill
President Theirs has been discovered.
The concoctor Of the plot is said to be a
mailman.
Madrid "A telegram from Barcelona,
under date Of to-day, supplies the follow
ing exciting report of the condition of af-
fairs just now existing in that city and its
more immediate neighbourho0d. Later
dispatches received here from Sanahuia
state that twenty of the volunteers who
surrendered 10 the Carlists were butchered
in the streets, and the fate Of forty other
prisoners is unknown. and it is believed
they, too. baye been killed. The atroc.-
ties of the insurgents caused immense ex-
element here. The militia assembled at
their armories and demanded that the Car
lists now held as prisoners in this city be
given up to them for execution in r|etalia-
ton for the crue'ties committed by the
insurgents at Sauahuia. The authorities
refused to surrender the prisoners, and
transferred them to a fortress in the har-
bOur to save them from the wrath Of the
militia. 1t is probable that a number OF
%weII-knoWu Cariist sympathizer8 il BaIce-
Iona will be arrested and held as hostages
for. the safe return of the volunteers now
in the hands Of the insurrectionists. A
levy en- masse upon the population for for
ces to operate against the insurgents is *
pected to be made shortly
BARGE ona.-General yclardc has issued
a proclamation calling all males between
fourteen and sixteen years Of age into the
republican columns, and threatening the
infection of heavy penalties upon all the
municipalities which shall thwart It's opo-
ration.
London.-Tho specie in the Bank Of
England has decreased G444,O00 since the
last report
The rate of discount for three months
bills in the open market is one-baIf P ct.
below the Balk of England rate.
A letter from John Bright is published
to-day, in which, referring to tie adher-
en6e Of Americans to a republic, he says
the arguments used by the monarchists in
support of the present form Of government
in Great Britain may be used with equal
reason in support Of the republic in Ama-
RIGA.
, 1873-06-07
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, 1873-06-07

ceived here of the massacre OF surrendered
volunteers, by the Carlists, at Sanahuja,
was greatly exaggerated. A later dispatch
from that town says only sixteen volunteers
were butchered by the nsurrectionists
Senior Oreiro, Minister of Marine, tender
ed his resignation yesterday, but subse-
QuentIy withdrew it.
Brussels.-A special dispatch from Rome
to the Independence Beige says the Pope has
had several severe attacks recently, and is
in danger of death by 8uffocation, The
Cardinals are assembled in the Vatican,
under the presidency of Cardinal Patrizi,
ready to provide for any emergency which
may arise.
BerIin.-Cases of cholera are reported in
East POsen.
Vienna.-The Prince Of Wales will leave
for home tomorrow.
The Hague-The Ministers have tender
ed their designations to the King.
May 22nd.
San Antonio, Texas The United States
troops have at last taken decided action
against the marauding bands OF MeXlcans
and Kickapoo Indians who have been de-
vastatino the lover counties OF this State
On Sunday asst, the 18th, General NC
Kenzie found a fresh .ssIndian trail crossing
the Rio Grande into Mexico, and followed
it with four hundred men OF the Io1th
cavalry. On the following morning he
reached the camp Of the K~ickapoos' near
the Santa Rosa Mountains, and Immediate
" attacked the savages. A severe light
ensuod. Nineteen Indians were killed. IN
Guiding one chief, and forty women and
children Were captured, besides a large
herd of horses.
The Mexican troops on the Rio GrandQ
manifested a disposition to attack General
McKenzie's force, but the cavalry succeed
ed in rocrossing the river to this side with
the c~antives.
st. Petersburg.-Uis Majesty the Shah
of Persia reached this city to-day. He met
with q brilliant reception at the railway
station.
Ills Majesty the Shah of Persia, after his
donarture from Tcheran, started on his
o,,and tour from Fngeli, on board the Rus
sian war Steamer Nassred-D in-Shah, cross
inc the Caspian to Astrakuan, ascending
the Voloa bv Zari,zyu and Saratotf and
proceeding from Moscow to St. Petersburg
bv rail.
London-The "Lancet" Publishes a de-
tailed statement OF the malady OF the Pope,
which # eavS is worse than has been