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Z llI

PETERSBURG, Va. January 26-Be-
ceipts this week, owing 10 good seasons,
have been quite liberal, amounting TO
393 100 pounds, consisting, for the most
part. of low grades and very poor nom
descript crops Each days offerings
however, showed a sprinkling of very
desirable tobacco. and some lots of very
good wrappers Common and monde
script grades continue very low, but for
all sorts of good 10 lair quality
the market was active at prices
satisfactory 10 seller Large dark wrap
pers sold al Zoe 10 l3c., and we would
say in this connection that the counties
adjacent TO and tributary 20 Petersburg
make as fine dark wrappers, both for do
nestle plug work and for Austria and
ltalyas well as for fine export plug, as
can be grown in the State.
PERCIvALL & Field.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, January %
Prices are so low that farmers have no in
ducements 70 send their tobacco TO
market, and it will be the 18th February
before much will be done Those who
held their tobacco over are very
much like the Irishman that held the
snake-it will bite too bad to turn loose.
The abstention policy, ! think, will
not effect much, and if there is any indi-
cation of fair prices, reasonable crop
will be set.
Just as soon as anything of Importance
comes up, will take pleasure in reporting
TO your paper which brings me news
every day. f. A. CARsEY
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THE LATE ISAAC BELL, JR.
lie Was once United States Minister to
the Netherlands.

Isaac Bel. Jr, the cx-ministcr for the
United States 10 the Netherlands. who
died in New York city o short time ago,
was one Of the most prominent Of the
Younger men of Rhode Island he
was born in Now York city. and was %
years Of age. Altor having been gradu-
ated from Harvard college be was for a
number Of years clerk IN a banking
hnn.o lie fhnn o.tallishcd himself an Q
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Quotations -Middline, DC. low mid
ding, 91c.; good ordinary, Ste.
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, CORNs,
BRUISES. QHILDLAINS q PROSTITUTES
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES FOOT ROT. SHOULDER-ROT.
SCREW-WORM AND SCAB IN SHEEPl
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TWO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

they Arc Tocatcl at Fort Wayne. Ind.
and Niiliamsport, Pa.
The Dni,cd States government building
which is now approaching completion az
Fort WAYNE. Ind. ranks among Inc best
Of its class It's built of q warm hud
sandstone, carycd In high relief, and
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The object Of this sut Is % obtain for tho
p.tlntin divorce from the bonds of matri-
uOny. -
aud AFFIDAVIT having been made aud died
hat the defendant Is not a resident OF this
state ne Is ordered 90 appear here within NJ
teen days after cue publ cation OF this order,
and DO what Il necessary to protect his inter-
ests In this suit
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gentleman people and all others the country
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CHAs. W. uODDlN, Clerk.
EDGAR ALLAN. o.. 2jao
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Defendant.

The object OF thi. suit ~ 90 recover against
the defendant s265l with legal interest lherc-
on, and 90 attach the estate ot the said deten-
dant in the city ~ Richmond. and subject tho
same 10 tie payment Il the plaintiffs claim.
nd AFFIDAVIT having been mado aud hlcd
that he defendant T. not a resident OF this
state t h Dricrc that ne appear here with
In fifteen DAYS after due publication hereof.
and DO what Is necessary 20 protect bic
interest I'm this suit
A copy 1oste;
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
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WONDERS free address
fsuNWSwtt1 BLOOD BALM Co AtantaOa
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURAL CIA
Effects Lasting Cures.

pspfrc Lirngup0n LGctated Food are Hcakhy,
OTofEo Happy, Hearty. Il Il Uneq.alot.
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Meat. Flour and Meal.
Mil Feed

Shipstuh per ton sly.
Rrov'os'nii perton $500
Bran pert %. $500
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NIRGINTA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THIS i,Tn DAY OF JAND AIRY. ioS9;
Isaac GOadard aud Henry NJ Moses. merchants
q partners. tmdiog and doing business
under tao name and style OF Goddard X
Moses ............ 90. 90. Plaintiffs
again
j. b TUFTS and Barton Uaxall. John Dunlop,
and John l.. Willllms. exec utOrs Of the last
will aud testament II William ". Harall,
deceased ........... ......... Defendants,
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NIRGINiA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT Of THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE sru DAY or JANUARY, lse.
Mary Alice W untoastlc. who sues by her mex
friend, ". J. Wlrth...........,......P laintin
against
Arthur l.. Mountcastle............ Defend,
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Y IRGIN Am THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
JANUARY .. issq.
Lucy Stacy. eNecutriV OF George Z. stacy,
deceased. BOD. .t....,t....s.. s...... fisintiu
against
Edward IL. Bfundagc. ..s.sst.s.s.. Deferdants
In case and upon an attachment returned
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS
' OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
A~ELIA COUNTY. JANUARY 10, lec9: IN
VACATION
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ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
W. I. q GARNET. JR., -. IA E-siw
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
SKIN, SCALP, And BLOOD
Diseases Cured by Cuticura
Remedies when Hot springs,
Doctors and all other
Medicines fall.

Having been sufferer for two years and q
hall from disease caused bya lflse on the
leg, md having been cured by the CurcuRA
REMEDIES when all other methods and rene
dies failed. deem 1t my duty to recommend
Them. visited Hot Springs 10 no anvil, and
tried eScfal ',ioctors without success, and nt
Ito whom shall ever feel gratefully, spoke to
mo about CU1iCuRA. ana consented TO give
them trial, with tho result TINT am fcr-
frcly cured. There IL now no sore about mo. l
snileringH slraug from OF amy one Ia the state.
THE CrrlCuRA lEMEuIFS are The best blood
and skin cures manufactured. | refer 10 drug
rlst john T. finlHy AMI pr y. &. Montgomery,
both nf this place, und TO DR.. Smith OF Lake
Loo, Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Granville, Miss.
Mr.. Beach used the CuTiCCgh REMEDIES, at
or request, with results as above stated.
A. L. EINLAN n co. Drnnnisks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

LANCASTER, PA., Aug. 25.-An at
tempted train robbery which nearly re-
shifted in murder occurred in the station
of the Pennsylvania railroad here at 100
o'clock this morning The Pacific ex-
press west was about pulling out when a
young man boarded a Pullman car and
set to work to go through the passengers
He was detected by the porter, Oha~les
Murk of Jersey City, who colsred him
A pitched battle enHued, which was
ended by the robber pulling a revolver
and firing three shots at Mutk, two of
which took effect, ono in the abdomen
und the other in the right leg. The
rcbbsr then ran ont on tho platform end
endeavored to get OF, but was captured
By the train men. He proved to be an
ex.oonviot, CHARLES b. Chambers, who
was only released from the Eastern Peni-
Tertiary last week. Mnrk's condition is
serious, but it is believed he Will recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

MEDIA, Aug. 26.-rhe appointment of
Lewis Il. Buckley, rs postmaster at Ward,
in Concord township, last Saturday, is
met with muttsrinss OF dissatisfaction by
many patrons OF the office and others Ia
that locality. Nr. Buckley Is q Republi-
can ard was appointed to succeed Martin
Kelly, Democrat, who nos held the
Office for the past three years. He ia a
young man aud popular one, but the
to majority of the prople wanted the office
be given to Wayne Bishop on old soldier,
who aerved four years in the war. Buck
lpys appointment, 1t now appears, WAS
made on the recommendation OF Con.
gressman Darlington, through the infiu-
ence of j. Norris Boot, leading mer-
chant of Concord.
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II is reported from Pittsbur9 that q
combination of Eastern capitalists has
been formed for the purchase and control
of all the coal property and business
along the Monongshels river, at has
been decided that it will require 3d.
900 600 to swing the deal, including the
aggregate of stock the sellers are willing
to take" William P. Shinn, of New
York, IL is said, will be president Of the
new company.
A recent order OF the Dominion council
required that fee of 80 cents for each
report inward or clearance outward bs
exacted from all vessels navigating the
inland waters of Canada, excepting those
holding Canadian coasting licenses.
American vessel owners have Rsked their
government to protest to the Canadian
government against the discrimination.
On this subject telegram from Ottawa
says: "The order raises the whole ques-
ton of reciprocity in coasting. AS the
United States does not grant coastine
privileges to Canadian vessels, her ships
cannot claim those privileges in Canada
and consequently cannot avail themselves
Of this order. The Canadian government
is prepared at any moment to enter into
negotiations with the United States fol
the purpose OF securing reciprocal coast
ing privileges"
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ONE OF US Two.
Ella wheeler WILCOX.

Tho day will dawn when ons OF us shall
hearken
In vain to near voice that has grown dumb,
And moons will fade, moons pale and shadows
darken-
While sad eyes watch for feet that never
come.
One Of us two must some time face existence
Nlone with memories that sharpen pain.
And these sweet days shall shine back in the
distance"
Like dreams Of summer dawns in nights of
rain.
ono Of us TWO, with tortured hearthal. broken,
snail read long treasured letters through
salt tears,
Shall kiss with auguishcd lips each cherished
token IT,
That speaks Of those lovo-crownod delicious
years.
One Of MS two shall md all light, all beauty,
All Joy OH chrth a tale forever done;
Shall Know henceforth that lite means ealy
o, God o, God have pity on that one.
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Feared the Crews 0f the Joseph
Wilde and UHi0u slave Pcrished.
NORFOLK, Va, Ang. z6-Ihe signal
seIvioa officials report that the schooner
Joseph Wilde is anchored half mile oG
shore, abreast Of Cape Henry, and is
rapidly going to pieces. None OF her
crew have been seen, and all, 1t is
toonSht, have bsep drowned. Wrecksge
OF tho schooner Union is being washed
ashore and it is thought she has gone
down with her crew in tho vicinity OF
Cape Henry. There was heavy north.
easter blowing on the ospes last night,
and the telegraph wires running from
Cape Henry TO Kitty Hawk are down.
The storm off Cape Hatteras is thought
TO have been very severe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug 27--The most
interesting and strikingiy unique portion
OF the grand perede to-day will probably
he Post Joseph Ledergerber, No. $40, Of
the Department OF Wisconsin. Although
the name ia German these G.. A. Il. vet
erana are all Indiana and come from the
Keneshn Menominee reservation near
Green Day, Wis. 1t is the only Indian
post in the G. A. Il. It was mustered
three weaks ago by Adjutaut. general
Gray OF WISCONSIN, and numbers 81 men
all OF whom served rs privates on tho
Union side in the war of the rebellion,
end saw much hard fighting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

The CoIored Peopie End N Jubilee
With Pistols.

LITTLE Rock, ARK Aug. 27.-Infor-
nation reached this city yesterday of a
terrible negro riot ut Jordan Brook, not
far from Lookeshurg, in Sewer county,
resulting in the death of several and the
wcunding OF many others. For some
time the negroes Of Sewer county have
been spending their Saturday nighta in
jubilee ceremony in the woods near the
towr, aud last Saturday night was set as
the time for an especially large and up
roarious gathering. A quantity of whisky
was also introduced.
Shortly after o'clock trouble began
in quarrel between Joseph Jordan and
William Newcomb and it ended in New
comb shooting Jordan in the breast and
the latter's dying from his wounds.
Meanwhile the utmost confusion pre-.
vailed. The women scattered TO get ont
OF the way and tho mon fred Mt each
other in their drunken fury without
knowing whom they were shooting at,
IL is known that several are fatally hurt
while many are seriously wounded.
Frank Holt is known to DO dead while
Anderson Nesl wss shot through the
hip. A posse of white men started for
the scene from LooGesburg but tho CON
tsstants had all disappeared when they
| arrived
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DEsrnoYIsa THE TIMBER.
Forest Fires in Washington Terri
t0ry-Stagtcd by Outlaws


tSry-Startod by Outlaws.
SEATTLE, W. T., Aug. 26. For several
weeks past this part OF the country has
been covered with cloud of smoke
cuused by extensive forest fires In every
direction, tho SUI appearing as large
red bail Of fire. These tires are OF annual
occurrence, destroying yearly many mil
lions Of feet Of valuable timber. Started
by settlers during the dry summer
months, in clearing, the fires sweep un-
checked through the continuous forest
and are often only stopped by the oom-
mencement Of the rainy season. This
year fires are more extensive than usual
and tho amount of timber destroyed is
almost beyond computation.
The entire eastern slope of the Cascade
Mountains from Nslchez Pass north TO
the boundary is reported to be in flames
having been started by band of outlaws
fleeing from the sheriff of Okenagar
county the fires being set to hinder pur.
suit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The Santa Fe, No.
Q, passenger train, from the west, with
eight cars, was run into ut tue Sixteenth
crossing this morning, by the Rock
Island dummy which wes coming from
the north. The air brakes would no,
work. The dummy plunged into the
last sleeper on the Santa Fe. TOE sleeper
was thrse-fourths over the crossiEst when
the pilot and boiler OF the Rock E9land
engine plunged into the hondoir knock.
ing ths forward trucks beneath tue Car and
crushing in the side. Nobody was in
jured. The damage is about 100000
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
DIsAsTsas IN oHENA,
Fltly-three Shocgs Of earthquake
Loss OF Life by Flood,

SAN FBAEo,soo, Aug. %, - rh7 steamer
Oaesnio arrived to-day from Hong Kong,
YokohBma, bringing adviees to August
10Th of further de.ails of the bErat!pg Df
the Yellow river embsnkuenEs IL the
province OF SbRntuug, July 22i, which
stats that the obstruction is widespread.
chs breach In the river is over 2 900 feet
in length, AID swift cnrrent swep:
through flooding TO dspth % 70 feet q
large extent of the country lying adj AGENT.
Many houses we're washed away, aud q
tiiepatoh from Chefoo states that the mum
Der OF persons drowned Is too great to b.
counted. Ten districts are already SUB
merged, and 1t is feared many more in
the low lying country south will suffer q
similar Fate.
The latest advices concerning the earsh-
quake OF Kumsmots, July 2Sth, places
tho number Of killed o. Is and the
wounded at 10 Fitty.two dwellings wera
demolished. 4 telegram on the 30th Of
July states that 81 shocks had been OK
porienced, aud that they continued to he
felt. The inhabitants were sleeping in
the open air.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
Bn.ADLEY yoR mon IIogNsE.
The Founder OF AsburY Park Finds
&c the Way 60 Fight LtquoT.

10 the Way go Fight LtquoT.
hsBuRY PARK, Aug. 2i.--James A.
Bradley, the founder of ABbury Park, in
q letter to the Asbury Park journal, says:
II have come to tho conclusion, after
some experience and mature elaboration,
that good Republican high license Law
ia juat what we want everywhere, and
do not except Asbury pork in this, either.
License to sell Intoxicating liqnor 70 be
used as beverage is O relict of bar
barism and excites my contempt, but rs
am only single individual making up
a state OF over million population, the
majority of whom will not concode any
thipg higher than high license at the
present. time, 1 accept the best for the
present.
"As matters have gone and as matters
| are now in the Park the FIGHT is toe big
| for mo. Good men come 10 me and
whisper that they think liquor ia sold in
| certain places, and suggest that il any
| action is tahen taair names must not lie
mentioned; but beyond this very little
| help IL Afforded, and I ara ashamed 20
say believe il some fellow in Ashury
Park hgd $500 or 81, 900 license TO sell
| run no would give me iLore information
and the kind of evidence that would cou
| yict the dfugsiats that We now get from
ths eGsy-goinR tamperance people OF Az
bury Park. That should have the II.
censed rnm-aPller Nc an ally is like shah
ing the bloody hands of the lurad assns
sin, but, disgusting as It seems, think il
wpuld help us in Asbury Park"
The letter concludes with this hard hi
nj tho soors or more druggists in thu
park: "rhe druggists of Asoary Pari
keep their bars open all day or euaaagp
and some OF them are, 1 think, member
of the ohuroh. How Old Nick must emil
when he thinks of these fellows, and th
rod he has in pickle for them when the.
can not sell rum any more"
This avowsl of new principles hs
created considerable comment among 81
olasRea of people and has burst like
thunder clap upon the prohibltionists
with which party Mr.. bradley but shoi
tirl9 Rco was o shining light,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

IsDIAsAPoLs, IND, Aug. 27.-The
members OF Company o, Indiana Legion,
Who were arreated at the order Of
Acknowledgment Ruckle for not appear
ing ia the parade on Thursday last have
refused to obey the order 10 appear fer
court martial and will carry the matter
into court. Attorney Smith has heen
emoloyed by the company ana claims
that Go. D was not legally mustered into
the Indiana Legion and Buckle therefore
Las no control over them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
clicked q NIlocn,aker 20 Death.

CHEYENNE WYOMING, Aug. a. Martin
LAWNS boarding house WAS the scene Of
brutal murder on Sunday night. Her
man Kert, shoemaker, was kicked to
death by the proprietor, his mother, and
their hangers on. In the evening Kert
objected TO being robbsd in the place
and when assaulted shook off his assault
ant and escaped. Later he was entieod
into the place with the above result. After
the murder the body was thrown into q
vault, where it was found yesterday.
LAWN, his mother, and several Of the
gaug are in jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

New YoRK, Aug. 27-The case Of
Miss Clara Mitchell, an actress, charged
by Miss Xenia Oarlstadt, also an actress,
with stealing from her diamond ring
on August Goth last, was adjourned to-
Gay until Saturday to give the defendant
time to restore the stolen property. Miss
Mitchell is said te belong to wealthy
and respectable family and that Mitchell
is on assumed name. Both women
boarded OF the same hotel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

TGoY, N. Y, Aug. ~ There was a
prize tight at oohoes early this morning
between Joseph Murray of New York
aud james Kepnard, the sgt. Paul Kid"
Fourteen rounds were fought. Murray
WIS unable TO htay longer rs his wrist
had been hIoken and tho fight was given
30 KsNnerd. After the fight the Cohoes
police raided the hotel in which the
battle WAS tonight. Kennard cad escaped
but Murray and bis trainer, john Toohey
Of Nsw York, were arrested. They were
bailsd for examination tomorrow. The
light was for $3.50 side and the gate
money,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
Lonaon's Grca. Labor strike.

LONDON, Aug. 20 The iin-p!aters at
Bermondsey, suburb of London, have
Joined the strikers. In Rotherhith the
building district OF London, process
sions Of strikers are marching oontinu-
oualy but mp to the present time the men
seem to be peacsablT disposed. Many
ship owners have begun suits against the
Commercial Dock Company claiming
damages for the detention of their res
sells. The company however claim that
the act Of parliament granting them a
charter preoludes tho enforcement of any
claims for damages owing TO strikes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
tho Art Of Batting watern,eions.

Eating wa.eImelons ia an art learned
only by experience. As dessert 1t Is
rot success 1. falls too heavily on a
dinner. Like pretty girl, il is best by
itself; il loses half its charm by being
mixed in crowd. The melon should be
cold. 1t should be ripe. Its flesh should
bluah like graduate. Its heart should
glow like n sun kissed cloud at CLOSE of
Gay, aud it's temperature should be as
chilly as the smile of Boston belle
When you get such treasure do not
bother with other food. Open it, gaze
on it, bury your face in ills sweetness
and let your appreciation run riot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

wAsuINaroN, Aug, &c. "A call was ia
sued to night for meeting OF the district
central Republican committee, nm organi.
eaton composed largely of colored men,
to be held on next Tuesday night, At
which protest will be msde against the
district commissioner refusal to dismiss
clerks baoauae they are Democrats. The
colored element of the Rspublioan pasiy
in the district is exceedingly Indignant
because the commissioners have not fur
niahed them positions, ON they intend
to ask the removal Of these officials on
this ground.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

Your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES did wonderful
things for me. They cured my skin dsense,
which hns been Of 1--WE years anding after
hundreds Of dollars Ind been spent in trying
tI cure II. Nothing did me any good until
c commenced the use OF the CCTtcURA REMEDIES.
or house will never be without them.
Mrs. ROSA KELLY,
E2.ac.l.rrnll CiiI. Callahan
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

I hayo been troubled with scrofula seven
years. which first started on the top OF my
head, giving me infinite trouble, with constant
Itching, casting OH of dry scales, and a watery
liquid exnded from under the scales treated
IL for seven years unsuccessfully, and was un-
able 10 check il until found your CuFlCCRt
REMEDIES. One box CuTlCuRk, one cake CITE
cUHA Soar, and one hottie CuTIcuRA RESoT.-
VENT completely cured me, my skin becoming
perfectly clear and smooth.
S. j. DAVIS, ,esia, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
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TO LEAVE RON u.
The Pope Mating Detailed Arrange
Nsrn's 80 C0 Ia spain.

HsentS 80 Ss0 tO spain.
Cable TO the New York Herald.
koME, Aug 25.-The decision OF the
pontiisial major domo 10 refuse to tho
officers Of the vatican guards their usual
lsaye OF abssnoe points to the eyenttul
departure OF the pops from Rome.
The committee OF cardinals charged to
make detailed arrangements for his posSi-
bic departure propose that his holiness
snail 20 by road in d carriage accom-,
panied by the ambassadors, as far AZ
Oivati VecchiA and thence travel by sea
TO Spain.
A small number of cardinal prelRtas
will foliow the pope, who will delegate
extraordinary powera 10 the chiefs OF
congregations remaining hero.