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ENGLAND.
Fleet Refused Admission
10 COnstantinople.

LONDON, February 1.-THE Daily Tele-
grGph has the following dispatch dated
Constantinople Sunday night: The Porte
has refused firman permitting the
British fleet to come to Constantinople,
on the ground that II the Sultan allows
it the Russian forces will probably occu-
py the city.
The Pal Mall Ga.etie says it was known
in all the Embassies In London this
morning that the Porte has refused 10 al.
low the British fleet to approach Con-
stantinople. A Cabinet council was
hastily summoned this morning.
It Is said that negotiations are still
proceeding for obtaining irman.
The whole British feet remains in Bes.
ika Bay, pending the result Of the negod.
ations.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-THE Ayenee
RusSe repeats Its declaration OF Saturday,
that the entry Of the fleets Of the Powers
into the Bosphorus at 4 moment when
peace is being negotiated will imply full
liberty Of action for Russia. It says II
the pretenee OF the fleets ia necessary for
the protection Of Christians this duty be.
longs equally to Russian troops.
LONDON, February 1l.-In the House
Of Lords this afternoon Lord Derby, in
response 10 question put by Lord Gran
Vile, said: The difficulty regarding the
entry Of the feet would, he believed, soon
be overcome, and that three other Powers
had asked .frmans permitting their vessels
10 enter Turkish waters.
In the House OF Commons this alter
noon Sir Stafford Nor,hcott, in reply to
the inquiry Of Mr.. Forster, said: There
!. some delay In the fieets going up to
Constantinople. The Government can
not enter into details. Negotiations are
going on, but the Government has not
changed It's intention.
ARusH OF WORK AT TIE DOCKS.
In consequence Of an urgent order re.
ceived at Chatham Dock Yard, from the
Admiralty, to-day, the whole force, which
plumbers four thousand men, will begin
working extra hours to complete vessels
on hand.
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~ PIOus FRAUD..
That's what Archbishop Wood
Calls the Mauch Chunk Miracle
-Text OF his Letter Read 10 Fa.
Iher Heiuau,s COuPregatiOn.

Calls The Haucn CHUNK miracle
-Text of his Letter Read 10 Fa-
Iher Beinan's Congregation.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-The finis to
the Mauch Chunk miracle, in which a
supposed dead woman was brought to
life by Priest Heinan, in that little
mining village, was developed yesterday
by the departure from this city Of Fa.
ther McManns, a special messenger OF
Archbishop Wood, with his Grace's com.
mands 10 Father Heinan and his associ.
ate priest. These commands were read
to the congregation at early mass this
morning, in English and German, in
Mauch Chunk, by the priestly performer
OF the so-called miracle, without COM
ment. The letter Of the Archbishop was
rs follows:
"The Archbishop. having heard aud
carefully considered the circumstances
preceding and accompanying what is
derisively called the Mauch Chunk mira.
Gle, said to have been wrought on the
person Of a woman whose eccentric piety
has neither good sense nor sound Catho-
lie. doctrine for It's foundation, requires
me to instruct you that in his judgment
it ia q delnsion and piouS fraud. With
out inquiring as TO the extent to which
others participated in this lamentable
folly, he desires TO mark the whole pro.
ceeding, and the principal actors in it,
with his distinctand unqualified disappro.
baton and condemnation, and to say that
repetition Of anything Of the sort in his
diocese will be visited by the severest
censure authorized by the laws OF the
Church."
The above ia regarded by the congre.
cations Of the two priests as most damas.
Ing to the latter's usefulness, and suggest
! tions are already made looking to II re-
quest TO have Father Heiman sent to
exile.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852

brothers, all bostmen, two Of whom sur
yiye him-James, the youngest, now
commander OF the Colorado, plying be-
tween Vicksburg and st. Louis, and
George, a steamboat engineer at 81. Louis.
In 1929 be was married at steubenyille
10 Miss Sarah Harlan, who still lives.
The Captain had four children alive at
his death. George, pilot on the Cincin.
natl and Wheeling packet Andes, John,
OF Pittsburgh; Mrs. Winters, Of Canton,
and Miss Fannie, who still lives at home.
He was member Of 81. Paurs Church,
and his sterling character was the rich
fruit oil his Christian faith. BE was also
q member Of Jefferson Lodge, No. Q, 1. o.
o. F., into which he was initiated on the
18th Of November, 1885, being member
little over forty.one yeare, and Joined
Nimrod Eucampment, No. 8, !. o. o. F.,
Nov. 10, 1854, being member for over
twenty.three years. The cause Of his
death was q carbuncle, contracted while
standing 10 bis old position at the wheel.
He left his boat 4 few weeks ago and
went to his home, which he did not leave
until death. Thus is gone one OF our
most highly respected and dearly beloved
citizens, honored and loved by all who
knew him.
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Dealh OF Cnpt. Abner o,Ncal.

We regret to aunouuce this morning the
death Of Capt. Abner o'Neal, an old and
highly respected citizen Of s,eubenviIlc
and one of the oldest river men in this
nsi,hborhool. The Capt. died at hia
residence on North High street, yester.
day morning at twenty minutes to six
ctlosk, after Au illness Of Eve or six
weeks, in the seventy.first year OF bis age.
Hh funeral will take place this afternoon
n.So o'clock from ST, paul's Church.
Fna last nj lshrI s.slbsuvlIIs astild.
"within the past forty eight hours,
grim Visaged death ha, visited our com
nauily and claimed rs his own two Of
ou,Old aud highly respected inhabitants
Although not unexpected, the death o!
Captain 0'Neal, which occurred at about
hiltpasl five o'clock this morning, caused
general sorrow and regret among our
sitilsn., and especially among those who
suiyeh the pleasure oil hi, intimate &C.
qasiutance. During his re:idence 10 this
Guy, which extended over period ot
tIy"evea years, his genial good natu re
aul warm.heartedness twined around him
4 large circle Of friends, by whom hs
va not only loved for his warm friend
,hiP, but honored aud respected for
hhupright and manly character. Among
river men, with whom he has bad hit
association for nearly fifty years, be had
40 enViable reputation Us a skilliui pilot
aud al excellent friend. From the
source to the mouth Of the Ohio, the an.
noancrment Of his death will b. received
With regret by boatmen, in whose esteem
be stood 40 high. Captain O'Seal was
born in Londen county, Virginia, aud
came to this city when in his fourteenth
year, At about the age ot twenty, he
vent on the river as steamboat engi.
nI.tr, and ailerward becoming a pilot aud
iioa that time until his death has con.
An1sd,Eilhout inIermission, at the oecu
Piuou Of his choice, being the Oldest
active river man on the Ohio. The frat
soa' Of which the Captain had command
Wa the Columbia, which ran in the
rlteburRh and 81. Louis trade. In
!!a' OF 4s he built, at Wheel.
lng, the hull Of the Silas Wright,
Which was finished at Pittsburgh, and
which, alter lie had run her for three or
Ioar years in the Cincinnati and New Or.
SI. tsIC' trade, he sold. ani purchasing the
saolnei, from the DOhrmAn brothers, en-.
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WHILE political aggrandi.sment has
been the inspiring motive Of the Russian
war on Turkey, there is no doubt that
the late victories have fired the religious
heart Of the empire. Itwas the Eastern
Church, whose headquarters were At Con.
stantinople, from which the wild tribes
OF the North derived their Christianity.
Even during the Greek dominion the Rus
SLAMS attempted more than once to take
the city, and its capture by the Turks in
1853 BY no means quenched their aspira.
tions. The determination to occupy the
place and make 1t Southern capital has
never been abandoned during long GEN.
turies. Now that the double headed
eagle, device originally brought from
Constantinople, waves near, II not over
i,s walls, we may be pretty sure, whatever
may be the provisions Of the mysterious
treaty, that II will keep on waving.
Russia is the last nation to take back.
ward steps, except under compulsion, and
she has no foes to dread.
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The Commissioners TO Paris and
Their Duties.

wAsHrSoroN, Feb. l0.-The President
on Saturday appointed as honorary Com
missioners 10 the Paris Exposition Or,
Thomas Fl. Bucklcr and Hon. Robert
McLane, Of Mary land, and Floyd p. Bak.
er and Eugene L. Meyer, OF Kansas.
This completes thelist OF twenty y.iour hon.
orary Commissioners, with one exception,
to be appointed by theGovernment. These
Commissioners will receive no remun.
Grafton but the honor their position gives
Some, however, will report on the subjects
Of which they have a thorough knowl-
edge. There are number Of other hon.
orary Commissioners appointed as State
representatives, each Governor being
permitted 10 nominate two. Their names
have been published as their nomina.
tions we're received and approved by the
President. Their positions will be orna.
mental, unless their talents or knowledge
should prove useful to the Commissioner
General.
OF the Expert Commissioners, Of whom
there are twenty, seventeen have already
been designated They will receive
salary OF 81 200 per man. The Assistant
Commissioner General has not yet been
appointed. As he will have full charge
Of the preparation Of the official report Of
the Exposition to this Government, Sec
retary Evarts and Governor Mccormick
are taking particular care to select man
who will GIL this important position with
credit to his country. The following are
the names Of the experts appointed: D. j.
MorrelI. Of Pennsylvania; orestes Cleye'
land, New Jersey; ". A. Andersop, vir.
ginis; Alfred Gray, Kansa.; Samuel Dye.
art. IlIinOis; Pierce N. B, Young. Georgia;
J. J. WoOdmsn, Michigan; W. I. Porter,
Delaware; A J. Sweeney, We.t virginiai
W. W. Story, Massachusetts; F. A. P. Bar.
nard, New York; Donald g. Mitchell,
Connecticut; James D. Hague, CaliiJrniai
Ari.lije Gerard, Louisians; Thomas E.
jenkins, Kentucky; Thomas B Ferguson,
Maryland; George ". Campbell, Ohio.
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WASHINGTON.
Asub.titute for Buckner,s BIll.

a oubbtttuke lUE DucAutE % Ailts
WASHINGTON. February 1l.-Ewing,
Buckner and Phelps, the subcommittee
Of the Committee on Banking and Cur.
rency, have agreed on u substitute for
Buckner's bill, It proposes to retire the
National bank notes as they may be re-
ceived by the Treasury through legiti-
mate business channels and substitute
therefor Treasury notes receivable for all
dues to the Government or fupdable in
four per cent bonds at par. Banks may
voluntarily retire their circulating notes
and receive for them four per cent bonds,
and Treasury and legal.tender notes may
be received in payment Of such bonds.
Bonds heretofore authorized TO beissued
may be disposed Of at not less than par
whenever coin may be needed for any
purposes. The bill has yet TO be sub
mitted 10 The fullcommittee. 1t Is framed
in contemplation Of the passage Of the
silver ill,with which it is intended to be
tn acoa,d
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CHICAGO, February l1.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged, Wheat-Good demand
and prices shade higher No. 1 Chicago
spring at 81 05ss, No. 2 gilt edge at 81 e5,
regular 81 OAK cash, 81 04jSalO O5 March,
81 05sSal 05H April, No. 5, e9c, rejected
SIC. Corn = Fairly active and shade
higher; gilt edge 40Ifc, regular 40c cash,
40Hc March aud April, 42hc May. rejected
SOC. oats-Steady and firm; 2SIfc cash
2S3<a235sc March, 2IISc April. Rye-Quiet
Dressed Hogs Active, firm and higher at
81 25a4 IS. Pork : Fairly active and q
shade higher at $40 80 casn, $40 371<alO 40
March, SO 521fal0 IS April, $40 65 bid
May. Lard-Fairly active and a shade
higher; 81 80 cash, 81 IS March, 81 AKA
Z IS April, 81 591fa7 so May. Bulk Meats
at Ss<a5Aa5kc. Whisky-Quiet
and unchanged.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February II. = Cotton =
Dull and nominal at l0xc. Flour-Quiet
family IS l0a675. Wheat-D1ll; red 81 Is
lls. Corn-Dull at SOC. oats-Dull and
prices shade lower 2saS0c. Rye-steady
at 57a59c. Barley-Dull; No. 3 spr ng 40C
Pork-Demand fair and market firm at
$40 75. Lard-Inactiye; steam 81 so, ket
tie Vase. Bulk Meats Dull; shoulder
SIC, short rib 8 I<c spot, SIC buyer March
SIC buyer April, sh .rt clear SIC. Boxed
Meats-In good demand; shoulders 3Ac
short clear SIC, these prices bid. Bacon
Dull and nominal at 4Aa6I4a69Sa W
shoulders S. 40, sides IS 20, hams, 10 lbs
average IS 50a5 so; Whisky-Steady and
In fair demand at 81 03.
Hoos-Dull; common s. 35a3 10, light
s. 75aS 80, packing s. S0aS 95, butcher
s. 95a4 90.
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Only Four BODIES Recognizes.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Sig
nal Service Station at the wreck Of the
Metropolis reports that two bodies were
buried yesterday.
Capt. Harrison and party will leave
for Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
He will take four bodies with him, all
that have been identified ont Of sixty.
four. Their names are John Burnet,
James Mcdonald, James Devenpy and
F. ]. Nagle.
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PlRE RECORD.


TaoY. N. Y. February ll.-The Gre 10
the Tmts building originated 10 Pentield's
cigar store, probably from lighted cigar.
There were twenty tenants In the build.
Ing. The total loSs IL not far from $500, !.
900; insurance $4,000. The Times is
issued to-day from the Office Of the Sun
az Badssi.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, February il.-CATTLB-
Receipts since Friday Z, ,5l6head Of through
and Gus Of yard stock; total for the week
ending to-day. 4,l3l head OF through and
1904 OF yard stock, against 3, ,9!7 OF through
and i,275 yard last week. No cattle sell.
Ing to-day.
Hoos-Recelpts 1855 head; total for the
week 20, ,0l60, GgainSt II, ,220 head last week.
Workers "a Ioai Is, PhiladelphiaS 81 SOa
440.
sHERp-Receipts $500 head; total for
the week 1900 head, against 1900 head
last week. Selling at s. sOa5 25.
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NEW YORK, February H. Cotton Weak
and unchanged. Wheat Closed frmer
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 25al 20, red winter
81 3S, ungtaded winter red western 81 rs,
No. 2 northwestern February 81 Goal 273[,
Rye Quiet; western 70a72o. Barley :
Demand fair and market firm. Corn-De'
mand moderate aud unchanged. Oats =
Quiet and unchanged. Cotfse-Dull and
unchanged. sugar-Quiet and firm; fair to
good refining 71ta7ssc, prime 7<c, refined
unchanged. MOlasSes- New Orleans 25n
SOC. Rice-Unchanged. Whisky = Firm
at 81 0sa1 90.
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HOs. GIDEON WELLEs, ex'secretary Of
the Navy, died yesterday afternoon, at
biz residence in Hartford, Conn.,, from
he effects Of carbuncle which had con
iued him to his room for two weeks. Mr..
welIes was born in Hartford county,
Conn, In 1902, and is therefore in the
10Th year of bis age. He studied law aud
shout 1926 became editor OF the Hartford
Tines, a Democratic journal. He was
elected to the Connecticut Legislature in
1927, and was appointed chief Of one Of
The bureaus Of the Navy Department in
1915. About 1854 he separated frOm The
D.nOcratic party in regard to the ex;en.
.iOn Of slavery, and ioipcd the Republi'
cans. lie was appointed Secretary ol The
Navy 10 1861, and alter the death OF Pres
idsut Lircoln, was retained in Office BY
Johnson until the close Of his adminis
ration in March, 1860.
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4 ooxxrrrEE from the Pennsylvania
r.,i.I,,ure i. now in Pittsburgh inves-
,i,.,l,r H. the July riots. The Pittsburgh
..,,,. watching these gentlemen with a
,,,,5.,l Of interest, and express hopes
,b., will discover facts sufficient to
,.Ji.,, Allegheny county Of responsible
;, IA, the IO,ses incurred.
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The session OF the Senate Committee
on Post. office and Post roads this morning
was devoted to hearing Isadore Sher-
wood, Of Ohio, in explanation and sup.
port OF bis charges against Alex. Reed,
nominee for postmaster at Toledo. Mr..
Reed was present and asked sundry ques.
tions Of Sherwood, and submitted docu-
mentary evidence in disproof Of each Of
the charges.
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MUCH MARRIED MINISTER.
Wives In Ohio, Kentucky, In.
diaun and Illinois,

ulhuh huu AAAAuVEs
sPRISoFrELp, Ill, February ID
Sheriff Elliott returned this morning
from Bangor, Maine, having in custoqy J
Rev. John n. Chenowitch, alias WellE,
&C., who was arrested on q requiSitioh
from Governor Cullom on q charge oi
bigamy, in having married q woman in
Auburn, this county, when he was al.
ready married. Itturns out that he is a
polygamist, having also married In Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky, and other points,
He Is also wanted In Kentucky for forg.
cry. When in this county Wells was an
eloquent Baptist preacher, and also a
Magistrate. He abandoned hls wife 4
year ago, and went TO Scott county,
where be married again, and from thence
moved to Indiana, where his seventh or
eighth marriage took place.
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Rnn Ann1 nnd GOD a Rnllet,

CINCINNATI, February 11.-while Officer
Hill, Of the South District police, was
conveying to the station house colored
man named Levi Carpenter, this morning,
the latter knocked the former down and
took to his heels The officer, not sue.
ceeding in stopping him by calls, fired at
Carpenter, the ball passing through his
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PHILADELPHIA, February li.-FIour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Quiet;
amber 81 sSal SO, red 81 30ai 50, white
81 S6ai 40. Corn and oots-steady and un'
changed. Latd-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Eggs-Dull
and unchanged. Cheese-Firm aud mn.
changed. Petroleum-Refned 12c, crude
10al0Hc. Whisky-Westefn at 81 90.
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Redncetl CnpItnl Nioch.

NEw YoRK, February 1.-THE Ger
mau American Bank lost about one
fourth Of It's capital, and reduction from
one million to seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars has been agreed 10 BY
the stockholders. Mr.. Dowel, President
Of the Bank Of North America, says that
Tnrney, their embezzling teller, intended
to plead guilty when arraigned, as he had
conscientious scruples about putting the
county 10 an expense.
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ohio LeeisIature.

CoIuMsus, February 1l.-In the House
bills were introduced fixing the mileage
Of county commissioners 10 counties oi
over 100000 inAbitans ut 81 per day,
and reducing the penalty in the redemp-
tion Of lands sold for taxes. The House
bill to require the proprietors Of hotels
and boarding houses 10 provide Gre es'
clpes within thirty days was passed.
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Tax coinage Of the silver dollar was
s.,, authorized to be coined April 2, 1892
rs. r,igh. was 4l6 grains, fineness
MI M Thi, was changed January Is,
III; b, Masking the weight 4l2! grains,
t,,,.n $50. The coinage was discon.
+,n,I b, Act Of February IL, 1873. To-
"I ,po1u. coined, sS,Oi5.sSs. OF itrade
J,II,u authorized under the act Of Feb.
NAV, II, 1878, weight 42O grains, fine
p.. 800 grnin'; tho total amount coined
IL Juue 80, 1877, was s24,5Sl $50.
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New Orlenna.

NEw ORLEANS, February 1l.-CofIce-
Dull Rio cargoes ordinary 10 prime l6alSc.
MolaSses-Quiet but steady; common liza
2oc, fair 24G26e. sugar-Dnll; inferior TO
good common 6ka6c, common 10 good
common 6lfa6kc, yellow clarified sastSo
Rice-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary to choice
bMa6Nc.
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Petroleum. Markef.

On crTY, Pa, February Petroleum
The market opened quiet and weak at
81 67f. Before the close Of the morning
session II advanced TO 81 T21f, with sales.
The afternoon session closed steady At
Sl6eE. The sales and resales aggregated
20l 900 barrels. Shipments yesterday and
salurday 49,0l5 harfNls.
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ITALY.
A Bombshell In a.Crowd.

FLORENCE, February 1l.-Aiter the
funeral services for King Victor Eman-
uel, Saturday, an orsini bomb was thrown
among the returning crowd. Five per.
sons were slightly wounded. The police
with difficulty prevented the lynching Of
the person who threw the bomb, who Is
probably insane.
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collision in New York Harbor.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE brig Carrie
WinsloW, from Monteyiedo, and ship
British America, from London, were In
collision early this morning on entering
the hArbor, and the former sunk imme-
diately, drowning Captain Mecarty and
the steward.
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INVITED TO cossrASTsopLE.

A dispatch from cOnstantinople Of the
10th says: 1t is reported that the Sultan
has invited Grand Duke Nicholas to
spend few days in Constantinople. SAT-
vet and sadyk Pashas will go to Adrian
ople on Tuesday to negotiate the treaty
Of peace with Generals Ignatieff and
Nelidoff, formerly Ambassador and First
Secretary Of the Russian Embassy at
Constantinople respectively.
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NEW YoRK, February 1l.-Busines mo.
derate with package houses and the jobb-
Ing trade improves slowly. Cottous gener.
ally steady. Brown Dueksin fair demand.
Prints quiet Cottod dreSsgoods aud ging.
hams more active. Mems woolens In light
demand. Foreign goods quiet.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February lI.--wheat-Quiei
and steady; No. 2 white Michigan 81 10,
amber Michigan spot 81 AK, seller March
81 23, No. 2 red winter 81 1sH, seller March
81 20, seller April 81 %. Cofn-Quiet and
steady; high mixed 42o, No. 2 at 4l31c
seller May 45jsc, rejected Ssc, damaged
SIC. Oats-Dull; Michigan 26Hc.
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san FaAsctsco, February ll.-In the
Catholic Church yesterday, = circular
from the Archbishop was read, fixing
Tuesday for the celebration Of the obse'
auiss Of the Pope.
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wrurs the last six years the debt Of
c,',i'n,ti "', h., increased sl8.OOO,OOo, and
v'.; ". Time, .,ys that no equivalent can be
~, y for this enormous outlay.
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Death otGldeon Wells.

HARTFORD, CT, February 11.-Hou.
Gideon Wells, ex Secretary Of the Navy,
died this afternoon from the Effects oi
Q carbunele, which had confined him 10
he house for two weeks.
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RAILROAD BosDs-weak.
9rArB Rnsnn-

sTocKs-Were irregular and in the main
lower until near the close, when recovery
Of from Y TO y per cent took place. The
greatest decline Of the day was in the coal
shares and New York Central. Lake Shore
was an exception and firmly held through.
out.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, Of which G,000 were New York
Central, $1,000 Lake Shore, 5000 North.
western common, 1900 preferred, 5000
St Paul common, 1000 preferred, 1900
Lackawanna, 1000 Delaware & Hudson,
and l2,000 Western Union,