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National Republican., 1878-04-02
Enliue Enurt.

Distrif cIsc'-Iamcs Suxruo paid 81 for keeping
n cow-yarl within .DJ yRrls of dwelling. house.
Eugcnn Mack charged with fast driving. was dis
missed rs h" prDych that hi, horses were running
away. Andrew J. Moran forfeited s. for making
an Indecent exposure of his person. Louisa Mason
d,Dr,lcrly, illcen days. Maria McJuanuin. loud
seven days. Peter MrTrisScy paid 81 for keeping n
COW yard too ul"'c to II human hnbitatiOn. Philip
Lancaster waN sent 10 tho fam for a month for
fast driving. Cornelius Foster stirred up GcDrge-
town and WA. sent down for week. john Burnrll
forfeited II ' ur li,nr'lrriy conduct. william lIery.
nHln pail ~ fp. keeping his bar open after mid
night Agiic, White and Lizzie Stmtincr. a pair Of
"vags.' wCrr sent down for month each john
Ridgrlcy, same, released on personal b ,nds.
tHgsti St,ucs ,ris.-iipOrrc Simms larceny of n
bottle II mineral water. will think about II for
IA nth. John Burk was fined so for M assault
luhn \. Rhcm: an appeal was noted, bonds being
liked ut sl"J. Daniel Brown was sent down for
thirty days for stealing 81 from william White.
brown was also charged with All assault on Officer
RlamifOrd aud Messrs Clark aud Arnold. for " hich
hp was given ten days additional In each casc
Cornelius Foster. assault on W. H. Bel, ten days
Foster was then arrlisnCd for stealing II bunch Of
n'h rom Charles \. simmons and this being his
second "lrsc III" Ease was sent tp the grand jury
under bonds Of s}tl. Henry Jackson. u cuiored
thiCl whS arrn yucl for stealing II quantity Of dry
goods from W. T. Atkinson: continued Till tD.mor.
row Grurge DuNall paid s. for lighting IN the
street. Fannie smith and Ellie Washington, two
c0lurrl female prlr-igherS, were fined 81 each {:
Ellie" paid. but Fannie had to go down for ten
days ollie AllCu wa, sent To fail for thirty days
for hitting little girl named Lucy ScNnlom with a
siour Henry smith, Larceny ota lot of ILarketins
lrnm Elizabeth kAgan, was given dirty days to re-.
pcnt william Williams. u SueLkthief was sent to
JUL for six months. benjamin johnson. charged
with stealing quantity nt clothing from his father,
was dismissed. Richard War'l was sent to Jail for
sixty days for stealing several carpenters tools from
Il. W. Brown. Frank Svalr paid 81 for stealing a
hen frpm George Tnllvur. Angrlett Allen threats
against Josephine West dismissed for want of prose
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Issuing Euliding psrnIts,

The Inspector of Buildings has issued the follow.
Ing permits to build: Weaver & Co., a two-story
brick market house on High street. Georgetown;
5000 X. NJ Green one three-story brick dwelling,
corner Fihh and C streets southeast: $3.50 Re
paiIS-N. Brurhl jr. show window $50. C. X.
StcllwNgcn. undcrpin front wall. so. +. Bates
blacksmith shop; SI10 Thomas Evans. brick bay
window 500. Arthur Small new frames and cor.
niccs; ,2D. Annie Lucas, show window: $50 Rob.
ert Collins. enlarge back building; s55. y Fannie
King. wra'hcrboard building s25. r. NJ. Green,
bay.windrw; s2JO. Mrs. V. H. Brady, new front
porch; SIS.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
District NOtes.

Tho TrcaSurcr'S books show tho receipts yestcr.
day 10 have been sis27.7O, and disbursements,
S7ii31.
Dr. A. p. Pardon complains of the condition of
Slu>h Run Ditch aud asks that some action be
taken toward Hlling Il up.
The contract for rebuilding the bridge over Rock
Creek, on Military Road, has been awarded TO B J.
tUylr & co, at SIS
The Washington Market Company on Saturday
forwarded check OF Sls75, the quarters rent due
10 the District, and II was turned over to the Dis,
tTiUt Treasurer
National Republican., 1878-04-02
The FIre This Mnrnins.

The alarm turncl IN from box 81 this morning
uh,It hnfpa,t one O'Clock. was caused by llru be
Ing discovered In u frame house In Hughes alley
between Iwunty fourth and Twenty mn AMI
sud X street, northwest. The flames communicated
10 the adjoining house, and when the iTcmen ar
rived 1t loOked a. though there would be lHrst
CDnlHgratuH. Aftor hard work, however, The
flames werc subducd Both houses belonged Il
James Green The damage amounts 10 about $40
fully insured. The lire Is supposed TO have bce o
incrminTy origin, Us the hOuSo In which II was hEst
discovered was unoCCupied
National Republican., 1878-04-02
oEoRorrOwN rAnAonApIIs.
Runaway aud Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, about five O'Clock, two
horses, attached to O stonc.wagon. bccam, fright.
cned at some object in front Of the Executive Man,
sion and ran away. Tho driver named Thomas
Tyler, attempted To check the speed Of the mad
dcncd animals, but was unable to do 80. At the
corner Of Fifteenth street and New York avenue
northwest the wagon upset and Tyler dashed
violently To the ground. The injured man was
taken into Dr. Rcyburns office. who pronounced
his wounds to b. Of serious character and Oficel
Nolkman procured u conveyance and carried him
to the Frecdmcm's Hospital. The horses were
caught before doing any more damage and returned
TO their owner,
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Hotel Arrivals,

,H,!rop !nm.-T u Coakcy,. va = NJ Roger, PG NJ
MUnrki NJ |; A j ELlhUld Il Conflict, Pa lion /
" MSpste,, sd. II crawford, Va T. haiti Pa. ] i
Wiley, y. j.
81 JumrG-D Kem, W Va W Fpw"r Wyoming
Anu"li. Pa ~m III. W Va T. RiyIuI, y ], q
u Howard, Va > sunni, \ " u 4 Wool, Pa II
Elmon' Va; W o CHuipbsil, Pa
hI,i ml James / Christie. Dover; ! q Parkinson,
lM u J. Nlnh"Tg.!th. Eureka, Nevada; T. u sutton,
Conn: rh"WlOrv Hamilton, DI;imnrG \ N HohOn
and wlh' Ga. " HvHnbeI ger, Pa II CUnwell.
Phli.uelph!h Ihnmaa McFtdden plitsbnTG II NJ
Johnson, Va, W H"Aly aud wife, Miss 5 lleAly.
Hartford. Conn, Cunlnns and family. 81 Louis.
National Republican., 1878-04-02

At BALTIMORE ANp ONO pEror, SEw JERSEY AVE
NCE ANp [ STREET.
Nr,nirp. ffyHirO
stb. y. S.rhil q Eos sN. si;in. Baltimore HcCom.
ss.i, baltimore express. 40, Iniiinlurc accom-
az. Nes!em expfsN. .':Cn y \. PIN 3 !DS cN
s.u Baltimore Hccun. 's.n Western Mail.
~! Fred sc., Met br'Ch .i:s7 IiHltnurr aCcCu.
sF.. Baltin! ore AnnapoS stsl, BAltlniOre express
and way, T.:.n Western express.
rta. lATiinshura and la sstN, BnllimCIc express
Eersuwh nc, MET br'ch.' .Eli, Y, PhIl " los en-
sltcsn. BaltimUfs nCCUni. lG+h Baltimore accom-.
ll;0. EGltmor" express
-ATfiNr daily. Others sundays cNceriel.
HS- For the lime OF departure Of trains see AdNer'
use enls elSnwhsrG
National Republican., 1878-04-02
CITY ITEMS.

SrRISG OPENING Of Miss Annie X. Humphrey
49, Tenth street northwest. On Tuesday, April 2
and during the week, shall open choice stock OF
ladies and genucmcns fnrniShings fancy goods
and imported hosiery. including fine selection ol
lndles mls,es. aud childrens Undertaking. and
ladies and mises corsCts In every style Ny
thing have heretofore been able tD secure and are
Of The finest quality. To this opening my old aud
French, Gcrman, and spanish spoken.
ASSiR X. HUMPiIERY.
National Republican., 1878-04-02

Mr.. William Morgan, tho veteran Superintendent
Of assessments and Taxes has given instructions to
his force Of employees to begin making out the
new assessment Immediately, and some of the men
doing No The District Commissioners provided each
OF them with copy of the new law also blanks,
procured from the census Office for taking the cen.
sus In conformity with the requirements Of the act
The work Is 70 be completed by the 2st Of August
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Paving In License Fees.

Licenses have been issued rs follows: Saunders
Il George, Il. Holiday 4 Co.. Nathan ROhr Cole,
Grace n Numcks, 7. NJ Johnson Il Son, J. A. Downs
n Co.. Commercial agents; Cooperative Ice Com
pany. ice dealers; c. l.. WindhOtz, restaurant; G.
Davis, Pike " CO.. q. ii. G. Neal 4 Son, Hodges
Bro, W. ). Tce Co, commercial agents; Mrs
Mary A. Walsh nuCtiuncer ''
National Republican., 1878-04-02
". III. Sneare, Undrrtnker.

Attention is called to the advertisement Of ". R.
speare. undertaken, No. $40 street northwest His
establishment Is complete In every detail and man
aged by an undertaken OF great experience. One
new feature, which he has introduced, and Tor
which many will thank him. Is to have lady at
tcndants instead of men. where the former arc OBJ
viOuSly more suitable to the occasion.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Inspector EntwI,Ie,, Rec,,ptx.

Inspector Entwslc has transmitted to the Com.
mlssiOncr the following statement of the receipts OF
his office for tho month OF March g. new build.
ing' sl2i; l2S repairs, SIPS; 10 awnings, $40; 30
hnenl feet OF vault 500; boiler 81 a; total sBj
National Republican., 1878-04-02
NEW IDpERTISEMES ESIs.

Money lost
transformations by two colorcd girls.
Furnished Rooms at 30 4 stree. southeast
W. H. Spcarc undertaken, 9i0 + street northwest
For rcnt-rooms at No. 90 Eighth street north.
west.
special convention Of Potomac 4. A. C.. No. s.
will be held tI-,lnY.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
The District Courts.
SUPREME COURT or THE ptsrRr

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT.
The court in General Term met yesterday morn.
ing, aud, without transactiug any business. nd.
journed for the term. Tho next torn convcnes on
Monday, April s.
CIRCUIT COuRT-CHtEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Andrews rs. Murtngh; judgment confessed for
sInn, with interest Murphy Va. Hewitt motion for
new trial on bill OF exceptions. Travis vs.. Clark
Oh hearing.
Equity CoURT-JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Hare vs. Bennett; ratification Of sale provision.
ally. Hayden vs. Che lpcakc and Ohio Canal: per.
petunl Injunction dcCrcel. Jackson, Brother & Co
vs. Albright; order for deposit Uf notes with clerk
Williams vs. Florence; exceptions to auditors re.
port overruiod.
PROBATE ECouRT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
In the will Of the late Commodore Alden, lie.
ceased taking OF testimony as to whether the dom.
cie Of the deceased was IN this city Boston, Mass
Adjourned until eleven a. III. to-day.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-ChicfJustice Carttcr.-No 3jl
Butler ct al. vs.. Knap; No. ~, Slater vs.. sharp;
No. ii3, Douglasvs. Douglas: No 49, Rider ct nl
Sharp; No. 3s7, Mattingly vs.. Fry; No AZ, BRADY
Columbia: No. ins Hamilton vs.. Morton, alias
snow; No. AS, Robertson -. Mcdonald; No. i6l
Lewis Johnson Co. W. Hcycr ct al.: No. iG1. hut.
Ter VS. District of Columbia: M. 40 CheSlcy Mary.
man ct al: No. al, Andrews ct NJ. VS.. Muttagh
No. l73, Roth vs.: Fletcher; No. Al Ch,slcy VS.,
i!ubbell: 10. Al, Dunn q Pagan vs.. Leo
No. tS!. Waters Patent Heater. Company;
Heater Company VS., Pierce: No. iSL Fletcher VS.
Fletcher; No. 1885, Waters Patent Heater Company
vs.. Hall Y Waters; No. iS7, Grinder ys. Carrisi
No. iSt, Mckcrshnm eI al. vs. LundgvOst.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
MERCILESS .dECHLIS.
An Effort to Bring Him to Ju,tice-So Re
publican Reporters Soed Apply at Mech
lin'. hnu.e

.tn Effort to Bring Him to Ju,tlce-So Re-
publican Reporters Soed Apply at Mech
Inns House.
T'hr article which appeared In yesterdays issue
Of The RGrURILrAS regarding the. brutal conduct
Of J. r. P. McrhlIn. tho War Department clerk, to.
ward his daughters, caused intense excitement
throughout the city. It was the universal expres.
sion that the brute should be severely punished
for his crime
Yr,t,r lay morning MeSsrs Pattec and Parkman
vino nru taking care Of the daughters " the heurl
Mrchliu. called ut the Police Court for the purpDS
nf t,ccrnimmg what legal stcps should lie taken to
bring the villain u justice The clerk Of the court
Mr.. Prince, informed them that there was no law
by which he could he reached on the charge Of in.
Cr>t but that II warrant could he given fur assault
and battery. The entlenIrn then lcit the court
and intend tp bring the girls forward in ORDER u
swear To the Information upon that charge.
An INTERVIEW CUT SHORT.
Yc.trrlRy afternoon representative OF TuE RE.
PI'nlI"AS Gnl!n,l ut the rrLdcncr Of Mr.. Mrrhlin
"m street mprthwe't for the purpose Of hearing
cone T. the dppT when the following converse.
R%'urrER-DocS Mr. MerhlIn live here?
Ni,, Ei.LN-Ics sir. WHAT do YOU want with
him?
RGppRrRn-I want to see him particularly say
that representative "fthc press would Ike u
have Il few mOUvIis. conversation with him,
Miss ELIA-Whht paper?
REruErER-IHE REPUBLICAN.
Miss ELLA-Oh | don't think he will sec you.
Wait moment and will AK him.
Amer lapse "f u few moments the young lady
returned AMI said;
He declines positively - have anything 10 say
10 you
REPoRrER-Tell him merely called t. get hi,
statement In regard u this unfortunate affair
Miss ELLt-lt i too late now Gr him To make
any statement You should have called SI,nef.
The duOr was then closed suddenly AMI tho
knight Of the pencil went over to in.peut the
National baseball grounds
National Republican., 1878-04-02
LnamiImnII.lN IlenIr,l.

The CLERK VI the court has Issued marriage
hcen'"' - the ml"wing applicants: John Bcu.
nett ana Llama hey, !smr ClUss NI Emc.iHe
Hall
National Republican., 1878-04-02

YousG PEOPLE do pay attention To yonr teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. 30 wise in time
Clean them daily with THcEsToS's IVORY PEARL
TooTH PowDER, the most perfect dentrihco known
twill keep them through life In good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums. sHeeter
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by al
druggists. IS and 90 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Indications.

For NeT ErGinnd and tie MihNs tHrr'r
Sats clear or partly c'oudg ,rea,hcr nor'hm'st.ri3
riad', stationary Temperature, dad stationary or
higher pressure.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
HOLLANDER BROTHERS

uATTERs AND DEALERs IN uESTLEMEN'a
FURNISHING GOODS
1917 Pennsylvania avenue Branch stores. 1871 and
iCV Pehusylyania avenue. o62p0m
National Republican., 1878-04-02

COP LIVER OIL AND LINE.-That pleasant and
active agent IN the cure OF all consump.ivc symp
toms, "Wilbor's Compound OF Pure Cod Liver Oh
and Lime" Is being universally adopted In medical
practice. SSold by the proprietor, A. u. WILDOR
Chemist, Boston.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Amus.,nents Tonight

NmNsthlents
NATIONAL TilEATEE-A Celebrated Case.
LISCuLN HALI.-Rambles About London.
THEATRE CUNIQUE.-JaLe Budd and new Va.
rcty Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. SQUIER & Co..
Bankers lilG Pcnusy ylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
THE ADAMANTINE BRICK COMFY,
once, 215 Sixth street Northwest,

Are now manufacturing and haye on hand, large
Iuanlili spf first class FRONT BRICK aud are pre-.
pared to I'LL n orders common brit prices. They
are superior IN every respect TO any brick ever offered
In tho market iebajraIu
National Republican., 1878-04-02
NIoth.rs Manner. Nn,h.,.

Don't fail tu procn.e MR' MISSIONS s0oTnlSo
SrRrP tor all disu.ru, Uf teethuIg in children It
relieves the child from 'NLu cure, wind collie,
health a. tho CHILD. g.,r. rt,-l lu the II, ylLyr
kHEuMAfIS". II n.I nj once driYrI uul Of the
system by sOmS iyl,Hhir medicine uky buTnny's
RhcYmaiiG Remedy, Nil giyg yCu world Of
trouble, Price, 81.
National Republican., 1878-04-02

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation. 3cf Are you dyS
pcptic, nervous dull, and lausuid7 Averse TO al
exer,ion. Is your life miserable? You require II
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew ths
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, 3 cents per package. which makes 0
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-04-02

WELLS MACHIsE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
ACHING FLEET

Destroy health. comfort Iniu,try and longevity;
hence tiIUI ,Irls come from hr and near In Dr.
Whites slRb.ishneIt, opposite Willurd's Hotel. for
relief frOn CVrus, BunoiS Diseased Nails Vac uinr
ExcTtsCpnctr, &c. Established la Washington. d. a.,
In 1871. Fee. ei per visit. marl0iE
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Watch Recovered.

duty at the Intersection Of Fifteenth street and New
York avenue, recovered an Old.m>hiOnrd gold
watch with an open gold face, and turned II over
t. Lieutenant Hurley, who now hold, 1t waiting for
uu owner. The circumstances OF the Clsu ure as
frlIOwN: Saturday morning, u COlorel boy, who
gave his name as SaInllel Mnnnen, went " 4 jay.
ery store on Pennsylvania avenue, between Seven.
turnlh and Eghtccnth streets and offered 'thu
watch for sale for one dollar. Tho matchmaker
tpld the boy t. leave the watch there amd come
Monday tDr the money; but he failed to como b4r K
for the cash, The boy, on bclug questioned, stated
that hu lived on Twenty hIth street nDuve K but he
could not DO found IN that ncighborhopd
THE railroads are now nj peace, and the hotels
have had their war" The result of this recent
cutting OF fpt-Cnss hotel rates in New York leaves
tie Grand Central In the lead with rates 81 and s.
per day lower than the rest.
National Republican., 1878-04-02

HARD times demand economy; practice II b,
rcnOyating your sOiled gloves with JouvHS's ISO
DEROus KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents pc
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-04-02

Is your hair harsh. dry and stIff Does It refuse
To curR Dress II with ThONIsoS's PoNADE OPrIMh.
An olenginous compound OF singular merits. II
Will improve 1t. sold by druggists &c. Price %
and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
RF AID THJSI

flLISuis STATE rENITENTiNnY. Joliet, SOY, 81 1877
III" Electric Pen Ouiht purchased lrUm you Srp
temb-r ~, give, great satisfaction. We have saved in
printing consider ably more than the of the outfit
In les than Two months, Aad can cordially recon-.
Iucud 4 IL any parry who wishes 10 save money IN
the same way. y ". MrlIOEGUIGN,
Warden.
We nave hundredS Of voluntary IuLuIspmpnIs
equally strong rs the above, Special Inducements
WI b. Ohcr~l 10 agents applying within sixty days,
=, nj fur uiTrulArS and samples ofwoTk.
GEo u. Bliss, General Manager,
E1iaS, 70 to 2Ss Rinzis ST., Chicago, III.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
National Aepublitan.
Arrival Of ra.senso. trains.

At BALTfMoRs ASp rorONAG DEP SIXTH AND !
srpFETsl
National Republican., 1878-04-02
T,HE.,TRE CoMlQuE.

1NHEiTRE COMlQuE.
Monday, April /, Nightly and MAiince.
Engn9en1nal Of tie great fcia comedian, Mr. a. n.
Shct.psA ahAii,s Neli'e ibrd In the great drama
~ ~Wstiih and Crlplc: or, Escnped the ual!ows."
Ftryk Appenrnascr ~ WNrden ami Mack, Prot. UJufy
Mlie. Ade.nine, Aisce Gleason and all OF last weckS
eompany. api8t
National Republican., 1878-04-02
THE ELECTRIC PEN.

lOu To 1000 copies nom n single written stencil.
The Cho Ipe,i quickest and best method Of producing
circulars price lists. maps, drawings. music banks,
SC Every live business hrm, corporation, banks
school, church. and others can save time and money
by using II. new business In every town for good
IeunIAn 800 ia Use unl tho demand iucr1a,inH.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
TE CoURT-REGisTER WEBSTER.
AssI0NMryTs ron To.DAy.

In nt the will Of the late Commodore Alden de-
ceased taking Of Testimony as to whether the dom.
icle Of the deceased was IN this city Boston, Mass
AllOurneh until cleNem q. IN. ID.lhN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-30
ARTESIAN WELLS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
IL to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells In any part of the State
on the shortest notice. as
All orders or communications on the sub
tect address O. Uatoon h Palmer, BATH
Mountain will ceive prompt attention. i
.sIst ~ NJ. =. L OAHOON
} RAt:ls Mountain. octobers. 1870 IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-14
The whisky Tax,

WASHINGTON, February II. - The
question Of the reduction of the whisky
tax may be considered as definitely set
tied for this session Of Congress. The
Senate FinsIce Committee has unani-
mously agreed to the House resolution
declaring that 1t lis inexpedlent to
make any change in the whisky tax.
Gen. Banning has introduced petition
from 10 per cent. of the producers of
whisky, asking the Ways and Means
Committee to be governed by the in.
sLructions of the House, and to declare
that there will be no reduction of the
tax. General Banning TO night thinks
that there will be no reduction, and that
this question is closed tor the session, but
regards it as probable that Congress will
extend The bonded period TO three years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-14
Parties FornIpg ia the sacred toi.
Iege.

ROME, February l3. Tho Liberia
states that three parties have formed m
the Sacred CoIlege-the irrecOncilsbles,
advocates oi compromise, and advocates
of the msinteoance OF status quo. The
irst, led by Cardinal Manning, com.
msnds about twelve votes; the second IA
said 10 have decided 10 support the cleo
tiJn Of Cardinal Moretti, Archbishop oi
Rsvenns, while tho third, which ia ibc
most numerous, ia said 70 have ,eloct"i
Cardinal Luigi Di Csnossa Archbishop
OF Verons, A. its candidate.
RouE, February lathe Ambassador.
oil the Catholic powers have jointly init.
mated 70 q Gamer zen o that If some Cn-
dInsls known for their uncOmpromi,inE
spirit, whom they named, were likely u
obtain the ,ugrsges Of she con.
clsvc, the ambassadors would be-
compelled 70 oppose their slection.
The Csmerlengo has found 10 The Pope.
desk sealed packet, with inst'ucLIons
Tor the delivery OF IL into the hands Of
bis successor. lie Al,o found. 10000
scudi. the distribution Of which 10 proba-
bly, designsted in the Pope. testament.
The Pops's wealth altogether IL taid 81
amount 70 l20,OO0OO0 lire (sboui t2i..
100000, which D mostly in the hands
Of the Koth,cbiIds q. Paris.
LONDON. February l3. "A specisI
from Rome Gays the cardinals decided
70 reserve complete liberty Of action. bat
10 permit the powers having the right -
veto and 10 make uherior Representations
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-14
OUR GREENE COUNTY LETTER.
A New PreAident for the Washington
and Waynesburg Railroad.
~.


WAYNEsBURa, Pa, Feb. II.
A meeting of the directors of the
Wsynesburg and Washington Narrow
Gauge Railroad Compsn took place here
to-day. This was the time of the regular
monthly meeting. The most important
action taken by the board was the cleo
tion OF q President IN place of Mr..
Ritchie, who Only accepted the Presi-
dency for one month. The offices of Presl-
dent and Superintendent of the road were
offered to Mr.. Lsntz, but he declined.
Mr.. s. w. scott was then elected Presi-
dent. He is one of the directors OF the
road. Mr.. Lsntz was elected Superin-
tendent with the hope that he would &C.
cept and throw into the management OF
the road some of the same kind Of energy
he displayed IN its construction last year.
1t is admitted by all concerned that they
owe more 10 Mr.. Lsntz and Mr.. Ritchle
tor the COMPLETION of the road than all
others combined. mean in the way OF
energy and perseverance. This is very
important epoch in the history OF this
little enterprise, and we hope and conti-
dently.expect this new organization Will
be able to meet all the emergencies as
fast as they come up.
Mr.. Scott will make good safe Presi.
dent and l think give general sstStac.
tion, particularly if Mr.. Lsntz will make
up hi: mind 70 sacrifice his business to
some extent TO accept the position OF
Superintendent. Il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-14
Ohio Legisialure.

COLUMBUS, February l3.-In the
House bills were introduced to provide
that in cities otthe second class treasurers
of school funds shall be paid compensa-
tlon not exceeding one per cent; to make
it q misdemesuor for any oneeengaged
in the practice Of dentistry who is
not regular graduate of some
dental colleges; to stay the
collection of debts or execution from six
to eighteen months, according to the
amount Of debt.
In the Senate the House bill to reor-
gsnize the Ohio penitentiary was passed.
Found Dead.
VIM. Wing, for many years promi.
nently connected with the Central Ohio
railroad, was found dead in his bed to-
day, having died of heart disease.