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NEW JERSEYS CAPITAL.

NO WITNESSES AGAINST THE COAL coMB1NA-
TIoN-BILLs INTRoDUCED-THE STATE PRISON
CRUELTY INVESTIGATION TO PROCEED
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
TRENTON, Feb IL, 1873
The investigation into the alleged coal ombinations
has been adjourned until Wednesday afternoon, in
consequence OF witnesses appearing in tme to-
day to be examined.
The bill confirming and validating tho elections held
In Jersey City the 10Th OF April 1877, ably nd
vocuted by Senator Rabe and opposed by Senator
Mugie. 1t passed by party vote OF IL TOT.
large number Of bills were introduced In both
houses, but none of any great importance. In the
House several petitions werc presented against tho
passage Of any amendments to the general Railroad
law.
Tho following concurrent resolution, introduced by
Major Harris, OF Jersey City, was adopted:-
Whereas newspaper publications navo tended to
distort facts in regard to testimony taken by the
Committee Investigation OF charges against State
ocias and whereas the ends OF justice require that
the truth in regard to the entire action ol the CON-
mittee should be plainly and certainly known by the
public therefore be IL
Resolved, That 1t is the sense OF this House that all
inves,igs tions conducted by committees appointed
under or by It's authority should be held publicly.
Mr.. Ely, Of Monmouth county, eoquently demanded
o! the Judiciary Committee 10 report the bill fixing
the legal rate of interest at six He
people wanted It, and II had been ono Of the Leading
panks In the platforms 81 both parties at tho
election.
Mr. Conner introduced act to provide for the pur.
OF he rights, franchises. privileges ana prop
critics Of tho Newark and New York Plank Road Com
pany. Tor the public use Of the counties OF Essex aud
HUDSON.
Mr.. Mcdonald Introduced act to reduce the rate
OF ierrago to two cents over the waters dividing Now
Jersey from all adjoining States.
The STATE PRISON investigating Committee Will re-
sumo business tomorrow evening. The town Is nlled
with lobbyists and II IS likely the session will last I'LL
the LIST OF May.
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MORANT KEYS.

STAT MENr OF THE pIscovEREn OF THE
oUANo DEPosIr-DETAILs OF THE En-
FORCED DISPLACEMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES FLAG.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1873
Among the passengers who have just arrived at this
port from Jamaica the brig Goorgiana, loaded with
guano, is Captain j. W. Jennctt who, with 2. DC Muir
gnindo, OF Baltimore, aud Colonel Ward Lanon, OF
Washington, comprise the Baltimore company recently
organized TO develop the guano folds discovered on
tho Morant Keys II will be remembered that tho
Keys were recently taken possession OF iorcl0ly by
tho British o-war Blanche stationed at Kings
ton, and the question OF authority then raised Is now
being considered by the State Department The Sec
rotary OF State has applied to the American Consul at
Kingston Tor iuIi explanation OF the act OF the
Blanchc, and pending his reply 1t becomes OF general
interest to know under what circumstances the Amer
lean flag was ordered 10 be hauled down
DISCOVERY.
Captain Jennett states that he discovered The keys
in 1857 while cruising in the Schooner Delnorie and
took possession OF The islands in the name OF the
United states. Subsequently he flied the necessary
papers with the Stale Department Upon returning
10 tho Keys the schooner Eva, in August last, he
found his titc disputed by Carries Uter negro. who
claimed 10 oe acting under lease non the BRUSH
BIRDS eggs. The Eva nnaliy brought away cargo
Of euano, and lett "A man namcd Miller. foreman
Tor the American Company, on tho Keys. Upon re-
turning Captain Jenhett Informed thut the Brush
steamer styx had taken Possession OF the keys IN
1867. and hosted tue British nag. Some time
spent In negotiations with Liter ana the British au-
tnorites. but finally the Blanche ordered the
KEYS with Instructions 10 see what title the Aneri-
cans hud TO possession. Captain Jennett states That
he was IN Kingston when tho Blanche sailed aud
prevented from gong on her.
THE STARS AND STRIPES LOWERED
AT the Keys, Miller, the foreman, ana Captain
Shelly, OF the Eva deueJ the authority OF Jennctt.
dcnounting tim fraud, and the officers OF the
Blanche accordingly dealt with them. lhcir papers
were not satisfactory, aud Miller ordered To maui
down the American Nag within AN hour, which he did.
Not u shot was lrcd ana no arrests were MADE.
Tho bilnche Withdrew IN day two and
Murguindo and Jcnnett have since taken
steps to remove tho guano. The Eva and another
vessol have been loaded with guano and
on their way here. Jennctt claims that the United
States government has recognized the right OF pos
session and states that no will demand Tor
illegal act Oi tho Blanche. The guano deposits are
quite extensive and thought to be worth several mil
ions OF dollars
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SUSPENSION OF COAL MINING.
louisville. Pm. Fob. IL. 1873

louisville. Pr, Fob IL, 1878.
Tho general suspension OF mining operations
tbroug hout tho Schuylkill region commenced this
morning and will continue for two weeks. A total
sloppagc OF coal production, such that when oc
Cured TINS morning. is au unusual event, as hereto
fore, when tho companies coliicros have suspended
work, "a number OF the ndepe ndcnt minos have con-
tinucu their shipments total suspension, coming
as II does at this of the year. severely felt
by the great number Of people engaged III the busi-
ness The majority OF wnom have only worked half
tine recently.
PHILADELPHIA. Pe., Feb IL, 1878.
Resumption In the Lehigh region will take place
the 18Th inst. Tue Philadcl pha ana Reading Coal
and Iron Company has hand, at It's warehouses; at
Port Ric Imond. $4,000 tons OF coal
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MICHIGAN LUMBER TRADE.


Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. H. 1873
Snow tell to the depth OF fifteen inches over he
southern part OF the State, but not fake the pine
region Of Michigan.
number OF lumber companies have been aoau-
doncd but others move their logs the
streams by frequently sprinkllng tho roads with
water, which freezes enough TO make sleigh,ng so
that more than seventy-nve per cent OF the pine
product OF NJ chigan be Heated 20 the mills this
year. Heavy southwest winds have damned the ice
IRON Lake Huron into The head of ST. Car River.
stopping the movement Of the Grand Trunk Railroad
ferrles. 1t is likely to continue for several days.
inc ice at the lower end OF Lake ST. Clair Is also
gorgcd, and the water at latest reports tonight had
risen three feet in consequence.
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PROPOSED soLEMNITIEs IN NEW YORK.

On Wednesday morning a requiem mass will be
celebrates at ST. PutricK's Cathedral In commemora.
ton OF tho dead Pope. The celcbrapt will be Bishop
Loughlin, OF Brooklyn. The commemorative sermon
Will be preached by Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston s. c.
The irish veterans OF tho Papai Army viii assist and
form a guard OF honor around the cataialquc.
The musical programme has not yet been finally de-
cided upon but Will be one OF tho principal features
of the solemn occasion Vicar General Quinn say that
n limited number Of tickets Will be issued Tor the mid
die aisle but mat the other portion OF the catE
will DO thrown open for tho general public
who desire be present at The service.
IL IL intended to invite the leading officials
of the mu nIcipal government and tho more uIstin-
ousned Catholic amilies OF the city who reside
SIDE the parish In which tho Cathedral Is situated. All
the priests oil the city nave received invitations and
many OF them will probably be present The occasion
will be OF great soIcmnity and remarkable interest
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OUT OF DEBT.

meeting held in the lecture room OF the
South Congregational Church. of Brooklyn, last even
ing Tor The purpose OF celebrating the successful enor
which recently madc To liquidato the dcDt Of
Sao 900 against cdilce The Rev DR.. II. NJ
storrs, the former pastor OF the church. made an ad
dress ia which he regretted that he had not tho OPP
portunity share IN the raising OF the debt. Rev.
A. j. Ly man, the present PASTOR gave history OF thu
church, after which ex-Distrci Attorney Wiusow
congratulated the members uL some length.
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BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.


OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DEATH OF
Plus TX. IN THE CHURCHES OF BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. H. 1873.
Official announcement o! the death OF Plus TX
made by Bishop Ryan in tho Catholic churches OF this
city yesterday Appropriate services will be held In
the different churches OF the diocese, commencing
to-day and continuing TIL Friday which day ponti
Gca mass will be held at ST. Joscph's Cathedral, at
which all the clergy Will assist Bells will be toed
for one hour. eight to nine A. NJ All the Catholic
churches Will be draped IN mourning.
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DEDICATION SERVICES.
THE NEW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF ST.
sULPICE, BALTIMORE, PUBLICLY CoNsE-

GRATED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1878.
The FIRST official act OF Archbishop Gibbons the
dedication to-day OF the new theological Seminary OF ST.
Sulpce, in Northwest Baltimore. The ceremonies were
conducted privately, only the bishops and clergy
being admitted Nearly all the prclates who assisted
at the palum service yesterday were present
Grand ponilcal high celebrated
by the Archbishop. assisted by tho bishops.
with Rev. james Callen master OF
ceremonies The affairs were radiant with lights ana
flowers aud the music was superby rendered,
after the Greeorian order, by choir OF 100
voices AT the conclusion OF the mass pro-
cession OF all the bishops and clergy and
seminarians-eighty in number-was formed each
carrying a lighted candle. Tho procession passed
through the grounds inc!osing the seminary; and,
upon It's arrival at the now building, Archbishop Glib
bons read the dedicatory service and Spanked
the ground and building with holy water. Alter
proceeding around the building and back 10 tho
chapel tho services ended with tho benedclion by
the Archbishop. The new seminary is very hand
and substantial structure and cost $780, 00 IL
Is not yet wholly completed
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ROBINSON'S BREAKFAST.

Thomas Alexander Hayes r Robinson, six feet TIVE
inches height, and from ''Merre England" arrived
IRON Boston yesterday anu ordered breakfast at the
New York Hotel The house charges 81 Tor tho meal.
10 matter what is eaten. Robinson thought he had
eaten about quarters worth and refused 10 pay 81.
Patrick O'Roufke clerk, demanded the whole amount,
ana was struck on the jaw and knocked down. Rein
forcemcnts subdued Robinson and handed him over
officer. In the Jefferson Market Court Robinson
said MS Boston breakfast sixty cents He was pus
I'M der bail IN The sum OF
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sketches are shortly to be exhibited by the Fine Art
socieiy, with an explanatory treatise by the owner
he proceeds Will probably 20 the extension OF his
Sheffield Museum.
Tame Is iectGrlng at the Ecole des Beaux Arts on
The history OF Venetian paintlng
Eugene Deiacroix's portrait OF George sand sod
lately at the Hotel Drouot tor s. 000f
Watts colossal equestrian bronze statue OF Hugh
Lupus, the Norman Earl OF Chester TO be erected 10
that city VIII be finished by $50
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IOELIGN ART

The animal groups representing tho savage beasts
oil the far West by EDWARD kemeys, young American
sculptor seem 10 DC attracting considerable
IN London. Two groups OF "Pantbcr and Deer, were
sold Jy tho artist for G5U0 Mr.. Kcmcys expects
shortly to return to this city,
Alfred stevens Wellington monument IN ST. Paul's
has been recently completed aud receives the PRAISE
OF the dcadsmy.
Ouless' portrait OF Darwin has been very success.
fully etched by liajon.
Whistler has recently etched Sir Garnet Wolsclcy.
Ruskiu's collection vi turner's drawings and
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NEW JERSEY.

The preparations for the solemn requiem mass Tor
the reposo OF the soul OF the late Pope be said
ST. Patrick's Cathedral IN Newark on Thursday, are
being made, but In the meantime the different PARISH
priests are having memorial masses IN their own
churches Yesterday forenoon grand 7, QUEEN mass
held at st. Angustin's Church LermanL OF which
Rev ChurIes VoRi Is pastor In 'front.' OF the altar
catafaiqde was placed covered with black velvet
pail. he aud side affairs were draped IN mourn
ing, ana the music was unusually grand and imprcs
sivc, The church was crowded with tue iaithlul.
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PETITIONS FOR COMPUTATION OF
SENTENCE.

DOVER N. j., Feb Ii, 1878.
Petitions are beng circulated to the Court Of Par
dons to commute the sentence Of Stewart, VINO was
convicted of the murder OF Cole, the railroad fire.
man, to either imprisonment Tor lie or to mike II,
murder in the second degree, which Is punishable by
impr sonmcnt for twenty years. They have been
signed ny ali the jury who convicted him anu nearly
every member OF the Bar, together win large I'M
Der OF influential persons. An attempt viii also DO
made TO secure n new trial. stewards sentence " III
gwen In Il lew days, and he must remain der
until the Court of Pardons meets IN March,
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ARRANGEMENTS IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb II, 1878
Life-size pictures OF the Pope, draped IN mourning
and surrounded by tho Papa arms, were displayed
from the affairs OF most OF tho Catholic churches yes
terday and cu!ogiums were pronounced after mass.
The ara nd services will take place Tuesday. BY
an arrangement made by Archbishop Kenrck apply
ing to me archdiocese. solemn high for the
rcposc OF the deceased Will DO celebrated that day
IN every church, with pontincal high mass at 81.
Iohu,a THIS city.
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AN EXCEPTIONAL SAILOR.

John Smith, sailor, Of No. 3i5 Water street, was
held in coo yesterday In The Essex Market Court
charged with burglarously entering Catherine Hef.
ieran's rooms at the above number and stealing s35
worth OF blankets and clothing which he sold for
small sum at = second hand store In Oak street. On
Sunday Mrs Smith oame TO Mrs. Hcnsran, gave her
number OF pawatickeIs, said they reprcsen ted thu
goods and acknowledged that her husband had stolen
them
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SUSPECTED OF ARSON.

fro broke out at No All Seventh avenue early
yesterday morning, in the clothing store OF Abraham
Levy on the first floor The building Is owned by
Mr.. Lowentha, OF No. $40 West Thirty fifth street.
Levy estimated his loss Mt $500, an amount iully
covered by Insurance. He was arrested on suipiciop
OF himself setting the place on nrc and was held 10
81 600 IN the Jererson Market Court two charges
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FIRE IN A FORT.

FORT MCPHERSON, Neb., Fob. IL, 1873
About hali-past oight this evening 1re broke out
here but under tho able direction OF General Z.
the perfect discipline Of tho troops, The fire
was confined to the quarters OF Company H. where IL
originated in defective fuc. Ten min utes after the
discovery Of tho flames he whole building was abiazc
The soldiers saved most OF their effects and the
pany property but the building is u total loss.
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THROUGH A HA1CHWAY.

George Hildcrbrand. OF No. 2l0 West Fifty FIRST
street, employee at No "a Mercer street, was yes
terday engaged dustins near an open natcnway on
the third floor Missing his ioothod no fell to tho
nrsi floor aud fractured his arm, besides sustaining
otner severe injuries. lie removed by ambulance
To iha New York Hospital
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The cuts In the Grophtc OF February 9, REPRODUCING
some OF the water color drawings on exhibition.
arc OF varying merit. The best are after Dotaill,
Tiffany, want, Van Ener, Hopkinson, smith, shur,.
ill., Wyaut, George II. Smile and Champnoy e.
Turner has excellent pen and INK alter his yerv
admirable ,rayOn portrait OF "a lady. Tho draw,ngy
with three exceptions, we're made by tho artists them
selves.
We have received from the Atlantic Art Union n,
engraving by William Il. Marshall ol tue late Pona
aler "a photograph.
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THE RECENT TORNADO IN GEORGIA.

WAsnISGToN, Fob. IL, 1878.
Sergeant Stockman, Signal Service observer sta
toned at Augusta Ca, reports 10 the Chief Signal
officer that no has followed the track OF the tornado
which visited Augusta the Sth inst. for distance
OF eight and half miles south Of Augusta. Ho was
there informed that the tornado separated into
parts. He has been instructed to further investigate
the subject
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ENGLISH WAR We Sells.

MovEMl MS OF THE SHIPS IN THE ATLANTIC.
HALIFAX, ~ Feb IL, 1878.
The flagship Belltrophon, with Her Msjesty's ships
Argus Sirius and Bullfnch sailed from Bermuda Tor
Barbados on the I'd inst.
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WADE'S CONDITION.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. II, 1878.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. II, 1878.
Dispatches from Jefferson, Ohio, late last night,
represent that ex-senator B. F. Wade is in a more
critical condition than at any time since he was first
attacked. Beng in his sevonty-eighth year his
covery Is doubtful.
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A HOMICIDE SENTENCED.
(BY TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALD
DETROIT, Mich, Feb IL, 1873
Emily N. Marble was to-day found guilty OF murder
In second degree and sentenced to years In
State Prison. The prisoner had separated from her
husband and was work iDg the farm with hired nclp
She saw persons skulkIng In the orchard night,
and, firing ut Them Killed her husband
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The steamship Parthia for Queenstown and Liver
orpoo, Will sail from this port on "Wednesday.
The mails for Europe Will close at tho Post ONCE a.
eleven o'clock
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wiu
be ready at hali-pas eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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pROOKLlN.

On motion Of Alderman 0'RelIy, and out OF respect
to the memory Of Pope Plus TX, 1t was rcso ved by
the Common Council OF Brooklyn yesterday. that tho
flags OF the city should be displayed at haf mast
tho City Hall Tor ten days
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IA the
Temperature for the past twenty .iour hours
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by The thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Binding No. 2lS Broadway, New YORK =
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SENTENCE OF AN INCENDIARY
MoRRlsrowS, n. j., Feb. IL. 1871,

MoRRisTowS, n. j., Feb. IL, 1878.
Daniel Youmans, young man, who set fire 10 a
barn at Mount Hope, whereby forty horses anu mules
and large quantity OF material wero destroyed was
today sentenced to five years Imprisonment IN The
State Prison.
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SERVICES TO-DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Fob. III, 1878.
In the Catholic churches yesterday a circular from
the Archbishop road, Axug Tuesday Tor the cee.
bration oil the obsequics oil the Pope.
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uALE'S HORNY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR IS
npeedY remedY for ncipent lung disease
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TELEGkl PHO ITEMS.

Average temperature yesterday ............... p
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. 8,
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THE HOLY SEE.

REJECTION BY THE CARDINALS OF ALL PRO-
JECTs OF RECONCILIATION WITH THE ITAL-
IAN KING.
iDY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Feb. II, 1875
The Daily Telegraph's Vienna despatch says that
q telegram from Rome received there states that
the Cardinals, by vote of 80 to 10, rejected the
idea OF reconciliation with Italy.
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II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURERS COMPANY, 81
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oman IN THE NOON"
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Cash. Two Bad Men,, and all the best airs published
in babes the Wood WaltEes" Ouy complete edition
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THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF The
HEnALD pqILDiNG TO LET. SUITABLE FOG
BUSINESS PURPOSES APPLY IN THE COUNTING
ROOM or THE HERALD
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EUROPE.

EOLpEN HAIR-nOBARLs AuRkoLISE PnO
Uduc three apple atoms, tho beautiful golden
much adred Il Is perfectly harmless To be haf
all and woods dealers. Sole agenta
X. nov ENDEN SONS. London. England.
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srw PUBLICATIONS.

DhtGliIis. DIABETES, DkOPsY, PAKALYSiI
IDgrtvsi st1ne rneunst gout kidney bladder
ucGrabis with medicines therefore
mineral spring tei finding the Asahei tho
tiAt cured them. Fer barrel - gallon.
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"DOMtROY ABBEY MRS. HENRY WOODS
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTING PREssE4
capable OF printing I4OO0 copies per hour
OF an eigh either six eight coumna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

We Glao have In oonRectaOa sith oai '''S
lishmint, a N.li equipyed