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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-19

When members of Congrers refuse to receive
standard silver dollars In part payment of their
salary, how can they expect the people gener-
orally to take them? The Secretary OF the
Treasury, in order to get some OF this coin into
circulation. directed that ten per cent. of all
salaries be paid In silver dollars. All classes of
government employees were compelled to accept
1t until it came to paying the very men who
enacted the silver law. They fatty refused .to
be loaded down with the money unless they
were supplied with wheelbarrowS with which
to haul it off, as one OF the members face
tiouSly pat it. The very Congressman who
were most uncompromlslug In demanding the
reconciliation OF silver, and who are now in-
sisting that 1t shall ''be put upon an entire
equality with gold" were as prompt to reject
1t when offered them as pay as those who con-
scientiously opposed the silver legislation.
These congressman should take unto them
selves some OF the maXims they have been lay
ing down in their speeches in regard to one kind
OF currency for the bond-holders and another
kind for the people" By refusing to receive
silver they turn the points OF their speeches
against themselves They thus admit that
they. as congressman, want better kind OF
money than they are trying to force upon the
people
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80 Millions I'm Et!,,

By far the best show the lobby has vet had
during this Congress is presented in bill Of
fered in the House on Wednesday. Briefly. this
astonishing measure proposes, with a reckless
disregard for population, commercial needs and
the laws OF trade. a network of mail steamship
lines between nearly all the 50 called sea ports of
the United States and the principal sea board
cities OF the rest OF the world that shall put to
shame ali the merchant fleets OF which there is
any record or tradition. The vessels of the prin-
cipal lines are to be first class in every respect
OF not less than 800 tons burden, and con-
structed of iron or STEEL while those of the less
important routes are to be of not less than 900
tons burden, constructed of iron, steel Or wood,
''and all OF said vessels shall be of American
build, ownership and register"
These are the minor considerations OF course
the main point is a subsidy. The central idea
OF the magnificent scheme is 1.-THE old flag
and - an appropriation" The exact amount
in each case is Shrewdly left blank, as yet but
1t Is clearly Intended to be liberal None of your
picayune affairs, too small to afford decent
dividend for all its influential supporters in the
three Houses. but something that will cut I'D
into a stake for all 1.-THE boys" well worth work
ing for, and leave something besides for carry
ing out the pretended purposes of the bill. As
the matter stands now. 1.-The boys" are to have
the naming of the several amounts proposed to
be voted; and as they are known to have liberal
Ideas, not only in regard to the need for such
lines, but also touching the sums required to
secure the necessary legislation for their estab-
HShment and successful operation, there is no
ground for fear that the figures will not be
ample for all purposes. Meantime the bill has
been referred TO the committee on commerce.
There it should be permitted to sleep the sleep
that knows no waking. While a majority OF
persons In the United States are probably In
favor of wise and reasonable appropriations for
the encouragement Of American commerce, such
foolish and sweeping measure as that proposed
can provoke only contempt and rfdicule. An
attempt to force the cultivation of sugar and
cotton in Dakota or pineappleS and bananas in
Maine, by government subsidies, would not be
more absurd and mSchievous.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

kA
FINEST DEHESA RAISINs,
FINEST LAYER FIGS,
NEW NUTS OF ALL KINDS,
FLORIDA ORANGES,
CATAwBA GRAPES.
MALAGA GRAPES
FRENCH CHESTNUTS.
LADY APPLES
NEW CITRoN. and
CURRANTS.
G. W. DUNBAR'S CANNED FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES,
GORDEN'S & DILwORTH'S MINCEMEAT
MoIR SONS SCOTCH SOUPS.
GUAvA MARMELApEs,
QUEEN OLIVES, in Wood and Glass,
MEXICAN BEANS,
SCOTCH JAMS AND MARMELADES.
PEA and BEAN MEAL. for making the Most
Nutritious and Delicious Soup
WEST INDIAN TAMARINDS,
CANNED PUMPKINS. for Pies:
CONDENSED TOMATO SAUCE,
PICKLED LOBSTERS, in Glass;
FRESH OKRA. in Tins;
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES.
RUSSIAN CAvIARD.
MALT HOP TONIC,
CORNICHONS,
LUBIN'S EXTRACT.
FULTON MARKET TONGUES AND coRNED
CALIFORNIA FRUIT. in Tins;
JAPANESE GOODS. in great variety.
IAR-MALTHOPTONIQUE
G. c. BRYAN.
decis&2o Northeast Cor. 18th and sts.n.,c
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
IN 6O6 PenusVlru,ain are,

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Ladies'C LOAKS
j and DOLMANS.
falsley Long and Square SHAWI.S.
Black SIT X VELVET.
Black and colored DRESS SILKS.
Dress and Trimming SATINS
Black and Colored CASHMERES.
Ilan and Fancy Handkerchiefs, all prices; Silk
BanGkerchiefs and Muffiers: Mems. Ladies' and
Childrens Hose: Updegraffs Ha9erstown Gloves:
Marseiles and Crochet Quilts Blankets and Bed
Comforts: Japanese Trays and Boxes.
And many other articles USEFUL and DESIRABLE.
VIM. II. RILEY, RILEY BUILDING
aec16-6t Corner 9th and f. SITS. n.tp.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
. OI.IDAY GOODS.

We have in stock fine lot of Handkerchiess,
Scarfs, Fancy Boxes, and many other suitable
C s at g. 50 On IS cts, 81; Black silks.
and other Shawls Ladies and Childre IS Closks
and Dolnlans: Blankets and Bed Comforts. Fancy
Handle Silk Umhrealas, suitable for presents. Our
entire stock at old prices.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
decl3- S13 Market Space.
ELEGANT
H. DRESSED DOLLS
AT Low PRICES.
ds-2w At NOOT'S, Sf5 Pa. are.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
~ 600 Pennsylvania are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-19

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN,
~ OLD AND YOUNG,
Who solicitous of making purchase of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
1 would respectfully call your attention to the
Establishment of
CHR. RUPERT,
No. 4O3 9TH st. n. ,c.,
Between d and Z streets northwest,
Where you will find the Largest and Finest Assert
ment of
TOYS, FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS. WORSIED
AND TAPESTRY WORK, &c,
Which has ever been displayed in the Metropolis.
Give him call. You will find prices according to
the time. dec13
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The Holiday Season-Dombie Sheet.

The double sheet, or eight-page STAR of fifty
six columns, viii be issued as usual to-mor-
row, to meet the unusual demands upon the
advertising space at this season. The number
of new advertisements thus far In December
reaches 1.2l5. Advertisers will therefore con-
fer a favor by sending in their orders as
early as possible for the enlarged and extra
edition. Last Saturdays was the largest double
sheet edition OF THE STAR ever printed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-19

ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIFT.
N AROUND THE WORLD WITH GEN. GRANT
Call or address AGENT, Room "a, st. Cloud
Building. decl8-3t
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GENT FKEE-A specimen COPY OF the
MUSICAL HERALD.
a Journal Of % pages, for Teachers, Students
md al Lovers of Music. The Foremost
Writers in all departments of musical culture,
Including Voice, Piano, Organ. Orche stra1
Instruments, Choral Music, both SECULAR
been engaged, making it journal indispensable to
a GOOD Musical Education.
WORTH OF MUSIC Of the highest character.
Address THE MUSICAL HERALD Co., Music
declS cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-19

The vote for L. s. Senator In the Virginia
legislature shows that majority OF the demo-
cratic members supported Gen. Malone. Out
OF the 1l3 members OF both houses who still
claim allegiance to the national democracy, so
voted for Malone and SO for Withers.
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AT BURCHARD'S
Can be found complete assortment of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
all new, fine and cheap.
A full assortment of PURE CANDIES.
BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE
still goes like Hot Cakes, in which excellent COM
pany it is very commonly found.
Lots Of people smack their lips over Good Coffee
without suspectng that it came from one of Burch-
ards Cans and cost but Is cents per pound.
PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER
is endorsed by the most eminent Cooks and Chem
lists. AL fine Groceries at
BURCHARD'S,
decS Pa. ace. and EOur-1faGI-o-haH st.
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MYERS & HEDlAN'
46 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Md,
THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM.
SPECIAL ART NOTICE
To the Citizens of Washington.
We have just received and opened a SPECIAL
INVOICE of
ARTISTIC FAIENCE AND POTTERY
OF entirely New Designs and Decorations.
Many of the pieces originals, duplicate being
made, and have never even been exhibited in Paris,
but sent direct to us from the
STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS
of that city.
We have, also, a fine assortment of MIRRORS,
EBONY CABINETS. ENGRAVINGS, MUSIC
BOXES and various other objects of ART.
Our galleries of PAINTINGS, containing choice
works by foreign and American artists of reputa-
ton, are always open FREE to the Public ALL
are cordially invited to call and examine our collec
RARE AND ARTISTIC GOODS,
Very suitable for Christmas and Bridal Presents.
MYERS & HEDIAN,
AZ n. Charles street,
GecS-1m Baltimore, Md.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
M. w. GAIT, BRO. d CO.,
JEWELLERS,


NJ. w. GAIT. BRO. 4 CO.,
JEWELLERS,
hot PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Are receiving daily the latest Novelties manu-
featured especially for their
HOLIDAY Trade.
Their present stock includes many very choice
articles, which cannot lie duplicated this season,
In order therefore, to have an unbroken assort-
THE MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
from which to choose their Holiday Presents, pur-
chasers would do well to make their selections be-
fore the rush incident to Christmas week. does
OPENING
asaw OF RICH Rs Hok E1SHs, e So Pa. are.
OPENING
OF HOLIDAY GOODS AT NooTs'.
015 Pennsylvania Arenue.
The largest and cheapest stock Of elegant dressed
In LACES We have the finest and most complete
Real Duchess yABoTs, at s5c.
Real Duchess BARBES, $1.85.
Real Point De Russo LACE sETTs. at 81 so
Black satin RIBBONS. to inches wide at to 2s
Fancy from RBR 3 q &c. the esa 10 81 inches wd at
Real Breton SCARFS, at Is to Csc each.
Real Breton LACES. from Is to Csc, all widths.
French Thread LACES. 9 to 35c,, at NOOT'S.
Point De Sprset NETT, double width. IS the yard.
In1aid Lacauered Glove and Work BOXES, at IS to
81, worth GO and 81. so each. HANDKERCHIEFS.
COLLARS and CUFFS; find Party FANS; Children's
Velvet BONNETS; Ladies' Breakfast and Dress
915 Pennsylramia are.,
decS Washington.
, 1879-02-11

scriea wheel IN motton; the o:hcr H.. -.
numbers. The biz prizes cotnr A.. ''Mt OF ,ke
lrtEct tho rest OF the drawing of in,.o so Thu d.
91S. 800 Of tho fourlh arrtes won ,,'o ''e.es e No
of 125.00 franrs, nntl No. l,j;.257 n, eo;sf pris.
scr[cs that IT tO0, 200 frames. M, mn ~ 'he ftta
planuc1 Evidently aln Winners wtrc e1rs'n ~. ~
ent; ~ f,or werc tey n the case Of the n,t,p N.Y. pre-:
M,ou francs. OF 25,d0o franrs, and 1ofsEn1.e1 En1.e1 al
ing spectators ocrnne rather nnaths,tii tiaost.
tnly occasionally, when one series sras.tE, rasn"t md
cfal times runn!ng, or when fIc nn,t uat fe1.
wheel! produced eone singular tiuurs, nu.meeft1 n.t1
nny stir, after which they resumed ~ 'hrte
t!r1s Tickets TO seq whether nuythInr E.lns u
lhss went on several hours, Tic whrst.p t.ppeeel
Ing stvcnty-fyo times m hour. liz !e1cls.
striking, htctnber Of the burpsr "a.ntaef ta1ef
OUT the numbers, till the oe"ni. sai'n}
81 Tho m0notony, left md u,ahs' uHl
for ncw arrivals, who had been .s roa
10 the cold and mud. Con,iJcr,I,naF InFettt itttt
this is to 90 on fpr weeks It IS to t1e tnn 1'h4s
spectace Will nottirvs people out Of ,bsIr IN, at
n'nl hnw many enemies the Rrm,hIie s't is = Nlta;
ger Of makpg-sor everything tha, hs a. 10 o.s,
laid to The tiovcrnment-aminv ,iI.i1IIp,sas4 H1ppsas4
people, who tfHd TINT they lmyo s,mni. .sss
away their francs! In the pnssaecs a!es!
collected around a man who hal iaIn,ed og1a
rial sight was outsIlc, VIZ, tho t. raria.. !ts
bridge, the Champs do Mars, and a. t1tsns, t, "
the river covered with SNOW, thc shrnn. usaxs
buried under It, tho statues draped Ia T. =! =!
plcccs OF water frozen, and not i jisn, !! h.aAs tA
to he seen: To think that tl,rco mIn,h, ~! .s
100000 peonlc n day covered ths nov ds..,9s.ss "
spot wns enough TO make ono mc1ancholys
, 1879-02-11

lant, northwarl about holding their own: lhe
eouthern states repori q email increase, as also
do the States nerth Of tho ohto M9Tef. Mest o.
the Mississlpt and on the Pac'G eoass ~ 'r .,nr '-
states n nnl Territories. irlc,. have continued
10 decline During Tic last five years tue aver
age prtco Of horses over . sears ol,i has ta!.en
on about 81 rcr rent n tlc s9usn y Neante T. IL
Southern infant States. 36tcrccnt; In The states
tlorts, Of Tic Ohio luseE, 81 pss cent: ~ Ing
Rtatcs wet Of tl,e Mississippi. % per cent; anh
in the Pacific Const slates ~ PCT eem. au as
thc consequent scit!cinent Of the vacant nreas
OF tic Western States AMI Territories, account
for ,hc smaller decline of values In TINS Fceion'
4 home market for horses has thus been cfcais,l,
TaA{nr tie whole country together TIC decline
has averaged about % per ccnt. Cows show m
increase 10 nearly all tlc States. Tlconly States
rcpoftlnE decline arc rcnnsrlvania. Mars'
virrlnIu, Florida i'uslsna, !sxss, !,,',,o A.: ~.
greatest increase arc Nebraska. l23; California;
lis: Minnesota, lie; Michigan and Kansas, IL
}eacn; Oregon, no. Prices have declined II IN
al the statea II sumo ,ns.ares instance, " tattfc 9
arc about equal In number to lazy Feat; lne
rrratcstjcc|tne- -10pcr ccnt-was In! Long Island.
Thr greatest increate-s} PCT eent-;n Ne9f9ska.
Prices have aeo derlnett. le nMmnes .. eneen neii
DECLINE in the Middle States, but all other sgc
lions Of The Union show an increase. especially
the Cuff States, which nnvc advanced III per
cent, Tic largest rates Of State Increase are ~
nc r cent in Nebraska, Is per cent IN Kentucky
and q pcr cent In M.nnceotn. The stRtcn show.
tnr q decline arc Nov Hampshire, New Jcrsey,
Pcnnsslvenia, vIrgna, Indiana, llot, .n,. and
Iowa, which fall Or per gent beo" las ssar.
Prices ahow DECLINE on the whole, but loe 50
Erent os In other kinds Of farm animals. The
faciac States show positivu Increase. US also
docs PENNSYLVANIA. The pricet Tor hogs received
in January, 1870, arc rufnous)Y low. lie recurds
OF ttis Department since its formation have never
shown 50 low = price. Only IN Ley q TIC
extreme Northeastern States, where the home
consumption exceeds the production, does the
pricc hold fair comparison with tho price o.
previous years. The numbers ~ compared with
thoss returned January. 1878, shows m ipcreaac
al about por ccut, Witch Is tnainiY cansca ny
largo increases IN States west OF the Slsstsatppl
River, the states Of 1iIinois, lnana, Ohio. n1.s
Kentucky remaining nearly tic sano ~ last
wear. Mules Increased about 2 Der cont, kansas
reporting g per ccnt, Minnesota II per cent,
and Nebraska 10 per cent mora than lust year.
a decline Of or . per cent is noted IN New
York, New jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia, Tcs1'
'nestce, Kentucky, Ohio, urd Oregon. The otl!rt
States range from 100 to 1U'. Compared with
five ycart ago prizes rlluw still greater decline
than those Of hordcs." -
, 1879-02-11
THE tEMLIE.


WAsllIsGToN, u. G., Feb. 10-'rhe cret!en-
tiaia of scnattT CaTpeutsr were PLACED Uu iile.
Bills were introduced:
~ Mr. Morrill,, authorizing the conversion of
National gold tonds. Referred.
Also, = bill ancni!nR the Revised Statutes
rel4tlyc to tie depo4it Ut bonds BY as4oSiatio.,a
jlstcEreI.
Thu House bill suthortziue 40 issue Of cestia-
Gates of deposit Of Tie decentralization Vi $lU, In
ald Of the retundiug Of the public debs, Was
psAsed With III amendment Increasing Tie in.
tescst to per cent.
Mr.. Withcrs presented the petition of tho
Catholic Young Meu's National Uu.ou protest.
Ing ARainst tho discrimination made BY the
l'nitetl statcs Government IN the appointment
II CnAplalus in the aEMy uLd navy by whfeh
Catholic sotdles1 aud teatueu are deprived u
t.e benefit OF thcir religion, aud III the appoint.
u'rut Vi lu4aa assu.s, whereby last uuubsls
, 1879-02-11
The Plague Has Appeared on an
island Of the Grecian
Archipelago.
Lending Provisions of the Re-
cently-Signed Itusso-Turk-
isli Treaty.
4 British Order Prohibiting the Land
Ing Of American Cattle in
EnglanaA


A BRITISH DEFEAT.
CARE Town, via st. Vincont.-On tho 21st
inst. n1'ritish column, consisting Of n portion
Of tho Twenty-fourth Regiment, battery Of
artillery, aud GOO nativo a,txiiarics, wns ut-
terly annihilated near Tugela lsiver, by oO,-
600 Zulus, who captured valuablo convoy
Of 102 wagons, 1000 oxen, two cannon, 400
shot md shell, 1,th'o rifles, 100000 rounds
ammunition. 10000 rouuda weight Of prov;s-
ions, md tho colors OF tho Twen'y-fourth
Regiment. It is estimated that 1000 Zulus
were killed aud wounded in tho battle.
A,rosa THE KtLtED
on the British side arc two Majors, four
Captains, twelve Lieatennnts, and the
Quartcrmas.or Of Tho Twcnty-fouzth Rcgi-
mont; two Captains Of tho Royal Artillery,
Colonel, Captain, four Licutenants, aud
8ergeant-s1ajor Of Engineors, besides twenty.
ono oiller British officers commanding tile
native levics.
Sovon nttacks subsequently made by tho
Zulus haya beon rcpulsod aud tho colony Is
now somewhat recovering from the utter
Consideration which at 1rHt prevailed.
Natal, however, is in grcat danger, and dis
&urbnnces aro fcared In pongoand.
Lord Chelmsford, commander Of tho cx-
rctlit;on, hos been forced to retire In conao-
qucnco Of tho defeat It IL estimated that
80 SOLDIERS WE'RE KILLED,
besides the officers enumerated above.
Gov. Sir Dartlo Frero lsas sent nppeals to
England aud a1auritius for roiuforcemonts,
Tho mail steamer for England WIS ills
patched day earlier than usnnl with
request for si1 regiments Of Infantry and q
brigade Of cavalry.
Tho mcn-of-war tho Active md Tenclos
haye hcen ashore. Tho Tenctos was sori-
o,ls!y injured and obliged 10 60 into dock
at Simous Bay.
HOW THEY wEnE CACnllT.
LoSpos, Fob. lO.-A tlispatch from Capo
Town eayB tho l}rliah forco WIS compollotl
to rocroBs tho borders. Tho force which was
annihilated was attacked while guarding tho
camp Of the headquarters Ut tho column ut
Ipsnudusana, during tho nlscnco Of Lord
Chelmsford with q strong force roconnoiter-
Ing
, 1879-02-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. lu-Stats Of Indians. from
New York, aud MoraYlan, from Baltimore, have
arrived out.
New Yong, Feb lo.-Arriscd, GesmanIc and
the tueeu, fEotn Liverpool.
QrEkssToma, Feb. 1o-Arsiyed, City Of Mon.
tTtal, l1otu New York.
LONDON, Feb. lo-CAieioota, from Nov York,
anu Lord Cl!yc aud 'adesla1u, fsoM Phiauel-
pul4, Lave arrived OIL,
, 1879-02-11

BEfe1QI 1JI5fdItk n + z 7FIbNaf, ~
RocK lsLAnp, ILL.,, Feb. lo.-'rhe con.radE,
firm Of Reynolds, sau1uaugh 4; Co. receIftit
telegram from Thomas snuipaurt,. It QIsKoas,
Mo-, this evening, announcing that at 10 o'sint
this morning the American Bridge Comp,ur, ..
ChEcaao, iost a span between tho ara III
second piers from the north shore ot the brides
building cvcs the Missouri River at that dt,
The damage was done by an Icc-corgc ..l!p,
tho false work out. Two llours later ,heY xpp'd
hafcswung thu span. The grtdeo Comps1y'.!d.
Is between $780, QUO and sa0000. the b,fdg. III,
being built for tho Chicago Il Alton Railrois
and would have been rraus Tor nse By the Ut Il
Alarch. The Inst span was III feet long and ii,
bridge, With it, approaches, 1,0.W tces long.
, 1879-02-11
FIRES.


IklAIlAkfos
At $50 yesterday afternoon onestorJ i'sss
barn In tho rcaE Of NJ. t75 1lcbccca street, ose
cd by August Xoeilner, a.ld occupied b1
l]ossclmau, WAS set a!lre BY the lattes3 Ser
old son, who was playing viii, matches p'a'
ngo notnlnul. ~,
4 stlll-nlnrin to Hook and Ladder so. ~
CAUSED BY u flra on the roof of No. 0 "Gtt
street, cnuacd by hpnrks from The chlmneY' iIs iM
building was owned 4El occupied as aSs'n;
by john Kelley. No damage.
, 1879-02-11

CoSsrANTlsorLE, Feb. 10.-The Russian
Governor Of bulgaria a,,l tho Consuls Of tho
Great Powers will attend tic Inauguration OF
the bulgarian Government.
THE rosTE's CABINET.
It is belloyo;l TINT there aro differences In
thu Cabiuet which must causo tho retirement
Of either Khcrldlin Pasla. tho Gtand Vizier,
or Said p4Altn. tho Minister OF Justice.
SPOTTED TypltUs.
Tho Russian army III tho Balkan peninsula
suffers mucl, from spotted typhus.
THE pErlNlTivg ThEATY.
, 1879-02-11

III VEETENC1K8 II I@S 14FU'
IApiANAroLls, Ind, Feb. l0.-Tho ola cor
lego buildings Of Asbury University 1t dEtsr ~
castle, Ind, were destroyed By tire torda1' III
building Was occupied by the studtnts u aee.
tng rooms and By tho preparation depaH9ss'
for recitation purposcs. LOIS on buf!a!tG ~,
0O0, AMI t3,0Uj on the tauscun,. lhe hR|'g., ~,
library was saved In damaged condition. D"'
covered by INSURANCE.
, 1879-02-11
REYERELY IlifIlNEn,

SEVEfE14Y lIU{NEn,
b. CINCINNATI, O., Fet. 10.-Durin2 The Ent1
fire thts morning John bruekmris, who kttps
saloon In the .amo building, was balls hurpti
willie rcscring two children. Tile |altts III
also bad.y burned about thu feet, lc.., azl
lIead. The totaf loss Ia nov placed u. EA10h
, 1879-02-11

Buectaf Dt4paIea 10 TAs Trt3aAa
fonr WAYNE, ln.l., Feb. l1.-'VillIan Goca'
VIM. brakeman on the, l'Ittsa"11 1 I'm
Wayne Railroad, was fatally tnjurtd Faa'
coupling cars ut sfonrocsiJo tonight. Hssn
28 ycars old, mud recently lnArred.
, 1879-02-11

LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.--rha steamer IstriAu,
from, Boston, arrived to-day, and her cattle
wero oil admitted without trouble. The
l3ritisl. lovernment has issued no such order
GU that published iu New York Saturday,
declaring that tho landing OF live cattle fron
the Uulted 6tatcs after the 28th OF February
was forbidden. On the contrary, tho
Government las iutimated that, unless future
arrivals provo the existenco OF the disease,
they layo no intention Of interfering with
The cattle trade. Tho blersey Dock Board
has already commouced thu erection OF
lairage.
FACTORIES CLOSED.
LoNpos, Feb. 10.--TlEee Of the largest
iuts factories In Forfarshiss have stopped,
owing to tito depressed trade, and four in
Dundee aro expected to stop.
ORDER In COUNCIL.
LONDON, Feb. ia sl,eciai supplement
to the Gaz<tte has been issued containing An
order OF tue priyy Council reyoking, after
March 8, 1870, Ast. Is Of tho e. Foreign
Animals Order 80 far as 1t selases 10 the
United States. Under Art. u American