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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01
2d Edition.
Latest I1lGgranS to The StaP.
TEE CALAMITY IN SPAIN.
King Alfonso 60 Visit Audoluuia-Dis.


MADRID. January Lit is probable that King
Alfonso VIII visit Andalusia to personally inquire
into tine condition OF the earthquake sufferers Gov
ernment delegates are visiting the scenes 70 afYcrd
relief Go The sufferers. They found the roads knee
deep in mud. Terrible gales have passed over the
haltruined villages The delegates caused the
bodies OF those killed by the earthquakes TO be
inferred Alhunueias presented an appalling sight
Hail or the town is completely ruined. Churches,
the convent and the town hall were thrown to the
ground. The inhabitants are gathered outside the
town, where they are shiverinr around fires
Women and children are hudded together In carts
and wagons. Sixty wounded persons are in a
temporary ambulance. One hundred and ninety
TWO corpSeS have been taken from the ruins and
active efforts are being made TO recover the others
Inc mayor and several wealthy residents are
among the victims The mayors wife remained
buried waist deep In the ruins for eighteen hours.
Many persons were rescued al,ye after being
partly buried for twentySiX hours. Some Were
half crazeu with fright Piteous cries were heard
In the runs for twenty-four hours but 1t was I'M
since Bought provisions Tor the needy. Similar
tales are tod OF the disaster In Albania. where the
scenes are described as fantastic and weird The
inhabitants during the day wanGer about their
ruinet homes riskng their lives in their endeavorS
10 save something from The wreck. They remain
at night IN ali inprovlSed camp OF CARTS
tents, and sheds All around the ruined
town tower the Snow-clad mountains. The
picture is altogether striking and impressive. The
shock at Granada last night was more severe than
any since THURSDAY. The people were afraid to re-
main In their houses, aud occupied the streets all
night II being the tenth shock since Thursday,
the panic already prevailing among the people was
greatly Increased. Ten Thousand persons lett the
city yesterday.
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MEDICAL. DC.

HR- LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable ladies' Physician city, can os
CC>UiteO G:liy J Missouri first
e felsS wanna avenue between I'd and streets All
ieaie complaints and IRREGULARITIES quickly rcinoy d
ITt1pt tretileGI C0r-tO 'irIice and consultations
strlciiS confidential SeIr.-e GOols iOr ladies' Ofic5
LoLIs-i4 " 4 anu b 10 . y H. dim
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Geo. Kenuau,s lectures.

TO INC EutOr OF Tue ENENING STAR.
1t is an unfortunate thing that Mr.. Remnants
course OF lectures began with the holidays, but il
Is still more unfortunate TINT Washington people
seem entirely unable To keep up the same interest
In the most fascinating weekly lectures that they
never fail TO exhibit 10 regard 10 weekly cabinet
receptions. Those OF US, however, who take the
trouble to go three Or four miles TO
listen, feel as if word ought to
be spoken before it Is too late.
MI KEENAN, has rare gifts for his work Not only
HIS he fine voice, perfect command Of his sub
lect. and subject Which Is wholly new, but he has
great dramatic power, and knows how TO use
words which impress his pictures OF travel
KENDALL GREEN GEORGETOWN.
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Arrest Of a Mursicreu~ Tramp.

NEW HAVEN, CoNN., January IA brakeman
named Mason was fatally injured near Hartford on
Tuesday night by being struck on the head with Il
stone thrown by tramp He was found lying in
sensible on the top OF u Car when the train reached
New B-itain'and was cared for at that place The
tramp threw the stone because Mason had put HIM
OIL the Train. mIti answering the description or
the murderer has been arrested at Trowyiile and Is
awaiting identification by the train hands on their
return from Harlem river.
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General Froresgn News by Cable.

TO PROTEST AGAINST GERMAN ANt.EXs ALTON.
MELBoURHE. January 1.-The government Of VIC
toria has instructed It's London agent 10 protest
against the annexation OF New Guinea by Ger
many IL says that II the territory is Dt reclaimed
and the annexation ~ the New iiebrideS by France
he permitted the arrangement OF the colonies
FROM tie mother country VIII DE increased.
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN.
DUBLIN. January 1.--ln Christ Church Cathedral
to-day Lord william Conyingham Plunket, Lord
Bishop OF Meath..waS con,ecrated Archbishop OF
Dublin The Bishop or Limerick performed the
ceremony.
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II i \ I. III s { l.. y

DE- CgiEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT. ar Reeenerstoc
snrsde expressly for the of derangemcntso q t.
provocative organs wnevtr any debility Of the gen.
s1tiye occurs. foil Whatever crnse, the co..
tnGous stream Of ELECTRICITY pezmeatns through
the psrts must restore them g. nealtly sction. fsgo
10 ss>ke about this ussrunlent Years OF NE llnv0
tested it and thousands d testified to- Wsnh-
noes from Indiscr~tion. lncpacity. IAcx a vpue
sterilityin fact any trouble M these organs caso4
Do not confUun1 tts with electric baats adverttd -
ali ais froln bad soa 1has ONE go
cified purpmA For clyculanss uvuAg fpu maoEUaduo
CzEEvfR zecTRIc.nE Lr CO.
sug3akv - washaaom 0ssse 0hboUA
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The C2DTlS.

EQUITY CocRT--y,d1e Cor.
Yesterday. Alexander AIT. BOuldin. and Bouldin
agt. Barnaclo; sale ratified nlsi. Gardner at.
Philip; order appointing George Burgess trustee TO
convey. Cohen egt. Kicker: auditors fee ordered
paid. Dykes agt. Dykes: divorce granted. Hou5-
ton agt. GeriaId; sale ratified nisi.
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New Years in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. January New Years day is
weather is dull and threatening, the streets
are thronged with people. All the business houses,
banks, exchanges, and pubic institutions are
closed
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NeNl. lErieIs.


owing 70 a heavy tha'V, the portion OF the Non
ueal Ice palace already completed Is Ia danger Il
nriung.
: free circulating library Tor the euploys.s OF lie
B. ana @. railroad company IS tO he starred.
\ meeting 81 H.t national committee 81 the pro-
hihiiiun party and a conference al ri3r l'-ad.n :,
workers VII b. heidin New York ely or aauars :.
The grand jury OF ihiiaGe rhla found 1ndirl-
ments AGAINST w 4. and L. !. i.adner. Tie sGs-
pended bankers, GA the charge OF eInbelZleHcAi.
Attachments were sued out In ~. Louis yesier-
day hT Morgan Co. photographers. % JlesD sud.
O., against the Roland Feed CHECK Combination,
now playing in II. Louis. for - a11.
Governor squire oT Mashiugt N TERRITORY. VIII
leave san Francisco to-day for 4 Trip 30 the east.
Tie difficulties of tie nrm OF Brooks AZ n'cSS9n
theatrical managers. were settled yesterday. and
the motion Tor tae appointment oI a receiver vas
withdrawn.
1he preliminary hearing OF Captain Williams,
who = charged with the murder 81 Otto Mayhcr,
was bng'.r Il Princess AGHe. Nj. yesterday. The
evidence 3silnst HIN Is yery strong.
The IL e has consulted the American bishops as
10 the ADVISABLE OF appointing Americas rec
tor. instead 81 an Italian, for The North American
colere Rome.
Three children paviag on the ice at Toronto,
out, yest.I,l ~. were drowned
The PIG iPd Gazette SAWS France cOntemplate5
issuing large loan nn January IL. Unless Prime
Minister Ferry shall speedily settle the ronlun
difficulty. France 1fiil th'n declare war on China.
The Universe lists Will sGon begin the erection u
a fGe church cditice IN Baltimore.
An indignation meeting viii be held Ia Baltimore
Monday evening % protest against the brutal
treatment o; their men by captains OF oyster crafts
The corner IN December corn In New York col
lapsed yesterday afternoon. the shorts being AL
lowed 10 settle at IS CENTS
Gen Noseev's plans Tor the advance on Shendy
are seriously criticised AT kori a. being Reckless
CCRTAILMENT At NORFOLK NAVY YARD-Re-
tween six ana seven hundred worimen were dis
charged from the Cesport navy yanf. Norfolk. Va,
last nEht, ana the gates closed unt the sppropr1-
alton bill Is posed. The Powhatan. Wyoming.
jamestown, Sdrsloya, Portsmouth and Fortune are
there awaiting repairs
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CCC FEB RRR FEE sSSs
G X r r
FE GER FE SIS,
q G T. Il r
CCG kEE Il x ZEE oSSS :.
TIE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FL DIR

TIE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
The Miiler have not only the perfec mill con-
tanning it does all the most improved Machinery in
vented to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
We would simply state that large quantity of this
magnificent Flour Is shipped annually to Europe AID
eaten AT the principal Courts OF the old world. We
GUARANTEE that it is made from selected hard wheat
grown III Minnesota and Dakota. II IS acknowledyed
fact that IN this Flour perfect separation Of the gluti
PARTICLES OF the wheat berry thorough, climi-
nation OF all weak and starchy matter has at las been
reached and Is consequently NUTRITIOUS yield
tne more bread to the barrel than any Flour This
best trade admits that from its bread qualities
ii is the cheapest, we'll the best either family
OF bakers use. and unsurpassed by any Flour nale
livery sack and every barrel warranted to give eutirs
satisfaction.
Z L c. S ST LOUIS FANCY
One OF the most beautiful Winter Whea. Patents ever
oiered to the trade il is unexceled by any other Patent
except Ceres viii please the exactns mousse
Keeper aha satisfy the most fastidiouS epicure
GILT-E DGE.
Amasnifcent Winter WHEAT pas,n.
e LIAM CE
Asplerdd Minnesota Patent Flour made by the celia
brated Hungarian 1t is very cheap bea,l-
ufu Patent, witIiu the reach OF ali ciass,s AMI ",
guarantee VIII give satisfaction to every wil
tryit.
G Q 7. D L.
The I'D reliable stand by and the STANDARD FAMILY
Flour CT the District 1t equal quality great many
high priced taten oilrs whilst car DE bourn. u
considerable less inoney We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior 20 CERES. STERLING
GII'r-lDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL. aid ys
et assured that any o:seeeper who tries .aen
VIII never use Anything etse For oy all
Wholesale Depot list street and Indiana avenua
sel3 WIN. NJ. GAIT & co.
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NO CURE NO PAY -HHITEHURsTs CEDAR
~ BAlSAI Is warranted 20 cure Coughs. Colds.
roup Throat and Iun.- Diseases. six drops -e.
money back Sold ly al Druggists. nl4-f til3n
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Te!carap..tc Briefs.

The formal opening OF the home for tree and ac-
cepted Masons Of PennSy iyania, at Philadelphia,
took place this afternoon.
The Fulton cotton mill. at Lancaster, Pa, started
up this morning, after an idieneS5 Of two years
he working lorce Will be largely increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

QtARRE,ITSG OVER A CoRPsE.-At Norwich.
Conn. Hannah Elg1ght charges that the widow Of
Michael knright anjerat Hannah's burial lot in the
catholic cemetery IA that CITY ia May last aud rH-
moved Michacl's body 10 her own burial ploS.
Michael Glod year or more ago. ana. his widow
being too poor TO bury him, his sister Han
nah had his body Inferred In her own iot,
ana she also furnished The burial spth.s
There has been incessant strife Tor
TIE possession 81 the body ever since Mrs Nihsel
EDr1ght AYERS That the agreement was INT shs
might remove The body as soon she was able 10
purchase :. cemetery plot. In May TWO mca "a tis
widows employ entered the Catholic cemetery II
midnight aud transferred The body TO the willow ;
plot - eNpertiy WAS the work dome that Ia WIS
several days before The grave robbery Was di-
cred Hannah at once brought suit. asku. dam
ages on account OF the tresspasS ANA PRONUNCIATION
Tor the cost or the burial lObps and coifiI amOuat-
lug 10 $40. The case Il not Yet concluded
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PHYsIc1Ass Ayp DRuGGIsrs
RECON-
RRnfe kkaTH g g IVY SSS So
ssss 4 { 90 WV IN ssss
H R sHf 90 90 Nm
i EA1 ! 8 % 3 IA \ II
sssFs + TIT TT EEn gRR, ssss
BIB FIR RRR SSS,
bBs u j. EER Z Z ssss
PHYsIcIAss AID DRuae1srs
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine comoiniae Iron with pu,e veeetab.e
tonice. quietly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD, CHII1IS AND FEVER. and NEURALGIA.
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood
reaches every of the SYSTEM purihes aud enrches
the blood STRENGTHENS the muscles and
and invigorates the system.
A FlNr APPETIZER-Best tonic known
Will cure the worst of Dysp psia removing all
distressing symptoms s,ch Tasting the Foo Belch-
DF. Heat IN the Stomach, Heartburn. etc
The ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACkEN OR lNJURE THE TEETH.
invaluable for diseases peculiar women, and 20
eli persons who lead eedcntary lives.
An uNFAIIING REMEDY FOR DISEASES or
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Persons suffering non the effects of overworx ner-
Sous troubles loss OF app elite debility experience
quick re lei ard renewed energy by ills
I" DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
Observation-Disclosures Iron medicines do.
1t Is the only prearation of Iron that nl-
rions effects Physicians and Druggists recommends
rs the BEST Try IT.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper Take no other Made oniy by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO. i3al. iInore Nd.
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TEMPORAL POWER OF TIE PoPE.-1he Journal az
Rome announces the formation of "JeInpord
power league Ia establish committees through
uili tle wor.d with the object Of advocating tho
tofatlOn oI The temporal power and domains OF
the pope.
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Strike of zoo sarne. Hakers.

bury carpet factory, at koX0ury, Mass 200 Ia num-
Der, struck this morning against general reduc-
ton OF wages, ranging from 5 TO Is per cent.
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MAesIs DElp.

LISDEN-HULI> On December 81. 1884. af the resi-
dence g the brides mother. No Coz 18th north
ST by the Rev. Byron sunderland, JAMES 4. LIN.
d. y and MRS. BESSIE II. Il LII
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Gov. Cieve.and,. Reception.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 1.-Ciov. Cleveland's re-
ceptioG at the executive mansion, from IL TO 9
O'Clock. is being largely attended. The governor
Is assisted by the members OF his military staff TO
whom he VIII give a dinner at the close OF the re-
ceptlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

CLEVELAND, o., January 1.-Ruth Gill, the little
daughter OF John Gill, prominent grocer, was
accidentally shot and Killed to-day by flve-year-
Old companion named Walter GroSshar They
were playing with revolver.
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THEY SAY SIE Mas lSsANE.-An Injunction has
been issued against Henry T. rrh. restraining him
as executor non dsposlng 81 any OF the property
OF Miss carrie Neitcu. oi Waterbury. Conn.,. VETO
lost her lie IL the Rocky mountains Miss Wei
tens relatives say she MAS Insane
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The Financsa. Situation.

A PREDOMINANT roNE OF aoPE FOR THs Nrw ygaR
IN their monthly Ina nciai circular. dated De,e,p
Der 35Jh, Henry Clews & Co. uf New York. saw.
The aspect q; financial Affairs afford some Svmp-
toms OF future improvements There is a largo
amount or capital awaiting Investment. which viii
shortly be augmented 10y January investments,
ana Il there Is any hesitation IN investing IT, q Is
que ehurnlN ID The lear th.t values may tall sflll
lower NHrE, therciora thr prospects of business
pSh - brighten. there should be- a prompt IN
crease ln the demand Tor securities The situation
i not sNrll. however. 20 warrant Sangulne
hopes II would NOT D. surprising were the num-
ncf OF unemployed during the coming year Larger
befohc All precedent. ] he Teal estate interest
HsGa4S Tie last 80 feel the elec. - commercial ne
sctohs-nGSt now come Il zoe It's share IN the
shtlikage OF Na.ies and ctrningS. In the phase NJ
an lifS We are noM entering ca there Is likely 10 s
tHaiiiC tenor 81 the Cefnmerclal pulse: but on
The Whole there Is likely 10 to "A Predominant tone
OF nope arising from the conviction that business
is Herging towards a gradual and general revival.
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January l, is,

MARRIAGE LfCENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued bv the clerk OF the court to James F.
Linden and BeS NJ. Hall: Alfred D. shea and
Mary McMann; j. Anthony Gardner and Josephine
ScilGnecker; Thomas c. Johnson and Harriet A..
Nortcn; Conrad l.. Hale and r.Iiie E. Hess.
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Guarding Against Outrayes in Man,
chester.

MANCHESTER, January In consequence OF the
receipt from London OF Information that plot eN-
listed 10 destroy property in this city extra forces OF
guards and patrols have been placed on duty at the
public buildings and in the streets
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V'HF GEEA2-

=, t. Till. NOkTH. vi 81 MD SOUTHWEST
sILEL RAMS MAGNIFICENT l. {UIPNESr.
trains eav, h Walf1to n ,y,; ,s., l9a - 81,
sac ) s,rsets. as q ows:
re- t.tsDIS 5nd ne Nsst hlcaso Limited Express
- . GALS 10 C.neIai.at and uJS wiki ,I..l-
Carte 81. Iois: daily except Saturday /. t.aI,--o
nh s!tePai-z Car Altoona 10 Chicago. Western tx-
pres 40 T. daily with Palace ar L. Iif-5Is--
IitIsiUT "a C.1so s,sI IL IA - IL n
tSf PltisbrI aIit the West. With ialacs Siee;i
BAI-T; M0sI A. y POTOMAC rA1Tro.D
f9I Erle CaIiand .sJs. Rochester. BGt+ai0. Na-ara
I0vo p m DAILY; except saturday. with taiace Cars
FL Va iInsIort. ocL Haven ElnIra at 30 l. N
Fer New YorN ana ffIe East rs $40. HOO a m.
- 4V9- 1910 ana III - u co.'s Sunday. 90
fsTior Cars . 40 a. m. daily except sunday.
Fer Eoson without change. 40 Z eyeE3 weekday
For Bsooklyn y e ali through trans connect at Jer.
rtci transfer 10 fuitoE street. avoI-
Ter Philadelphia Is 50 and IL a H.. 2s0. 400 GOO
~ W anu ALP y n on sunday 90. IS" itU0 and
For Baltimorc. G35. 715 $50 94G leo 3 ". u 05.
" sSnSay si0 iIVo a. IL. 40. tU1. .4o. 1000 and
Fer Pops Creek Line. 635a n and 40 p In daily.
For AnnsroIis 6saa M. 1905 snd ; 2. n. Gay. e..
AILXaND I A AND fKE.. ERICKsEURc RAILWAY.
sNn ALAMEDA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ate q 923 lt0i a II, s % p u
fsi tleLI.e I'd and tue south 900 and 1.oI daily.
Z. ard : . > II daily exceUt S'll dsy.
ArsIls leave eIaieFia for Nas.icrolI O. % 10 o.
and L 10 midnight texc, u louea;l. On sury Il
- AMI AZ - T. .0S aud 1D.4J LIZ
Tieksts and infgrnastion at The ofe r,o-cs. corar
to.. where orders can H. scst s0r IL chs ,iz .. o.
s.-s to dsstiq1t.o4 iron. hOie4s AKA Il llc,-,
General Manager sz;szer-I ..sstlgsr Aei.
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND Raj WAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO TIse SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule n eif,s: oct I}Es u 1891
3iO A M--SiW or HANS MAIL -ias4y >. king c!oS-
connections 70 a. POI - -Ougu sHi SOU. .ly.,St
Daily. except Su day. w.tl c. & o. !. ali,yas- til!
man Sleeping Bulet from New Gcr1 AMI Wash
iIzton 10 AtlaGsa. iuitmaa ol.aftal ears rom
NzsilaIi-sttn AM Atlanta - New -. Is-ll4.
e:l0 r. M-LOCISfii. LIB Asst LINE. Daily Vic Char
OttsyiIs - g CiEIussti. Louisville and al ~.tru
points Pullman sleeping ears Washington 70
10-&0p M---SOUTHFRS NAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
&C all points S0t and Southwest VIA T}ansiiie and
ChariC'tS ful ---.-n SCeTIIS ears from Wash u--
ton Via Danv.lie. Charlotte and Atlanta - New
OrIeails also from Washington VIA Charlotte and
Columbia 20 AulyIGsta
Mann Division Tain leaves Washins-s. at 100
NJ daily. except Sunday
Warrenton frailiS leave Washington ~ 90 NJ and
$40 r. NJ Gaiiy
fOr tickets AMI Information inquire Il avs Of
nee GOT Penns5l vaiia ayeIue- Trans leave from b.
r. station
hi SLAUGHTER y sykCDANITJ
Geo. Pass. Agent s.-e1t
an2 SOL HAAS Traffic Mas.assr
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DoUBTs CAST CroN TUg PATRIOTISM or DOMINION
ckBINtT OFFICIAL

caBINtT OFFICIAL
An ottowa, ont, dispatch December 81, SAYS:
Considerable Interest has been attached 10 a re-
cent disco sure made In the publication OF an
tract from The official GdSetts, In which sir David
Macpherson. minister OF the Interior. was dis
missed from lieutenacy ia the Canadian militia
by Lord ElgiR, governor general OF Canada. In
1872 FOR signing a manifesto asking for annexation
10 the UnitSd States.
This event IN the life az Sir David appears 20 have
been lost sight of. and Il Is hardly probable that
the queen would have conferred 4 title upon him
had the fact been laid before her. The patriotic
knight has recently been denouncing traitors all
who even limited at the possibility OF Canada be-
coming an independent power, which led 10 the
fact OF his questionable patriotism being exposed.
Sir David has now alli'd himself TO the old tory
ard ariStocratic party whose loyalty 10 the crown
o. Great Britain + part 81 ther religion. To them
The revelation which has been made I'm regard 10
Sir David IS past record j. matter not 20 be
doued, and an agitation has consequently been
commenced 10 secure his removal from the Do-
mnOn cabinet.
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Ea.a. Railway accident in En=lan

LONDON, January IA collision occurred to-day
at BarnSiey junction between the Sheffield eXcur-
sion train and coal train. Four persons were
Killed and thirty Others were Injured
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SkATES.

ScHoon Surrs. Scuoo1, Srurs.
suits arcs 20 q short pants 81 50 So SO up
EoSE school, Suits IL to II long parts "a 81 50
shss 80 up Toys single 1icEefs FL 55 20 bnti iJ,i,,.
words. Boys Single Pants II. sIa5 &lO iIpwaris
hnse ants age e. H. so &C., s5c, 81. Child's
isiiie shirt waist 2os Soc and 81 Misses and boys
sella school Shoes tiom 81 ui. Boys School Hats
irls sue and aoc. up. Good EoMens solid But Shoe
aiio SAo& 1si4-lSlG TciAnSytvalila .velli,a.
AS !. W. SELBY
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Ply virtue of order of the Supreme Court of the
Dtris of Columbia, holding an Orphans Cont will
az !innsfra:Cr sell IL pubic auctlon at BarloWis Art
gallery, No l2-5 leDNsA ivaIlla avenue northwest
"~%iinGtu City, ID G, Oil paintings. water-color-
drawings. eng WINGS. CEILINGS photographers. mir
rors tseis etc Many Of the paintings and eneravngs
are old al,i Valiai le. among which lfe number OF
Iantscarc. artists stu,ties from the nude: also or
traits 81 William H. Harrison, Don Miguel King OF
Fortuna. Hons. John sherman, Carl ScuuTz Alexander
H. st pieis. MIS-. Il l. Hayes, Mrs. john Drew Mrs
SgolirEey ami others: also Old India china of three
p-rlod.. Croquct China ani old t!Ii.a lei ra China
The sale VI! "oH nleIcc on NJ JSDAI the ~ FL. II
Day of JANUARY, 1880 THREE and EIGHT
O'CLCt N T. M,and Will continue very afternoon and
evening at the same hours and place. until all shai.
have been sold.
And On WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF JANUAR4. 1855. at ELtNEN OGI OCK A NJ, /
VII ais" sell at said Art Gallery the uuexprd term of
lease OF sad Art Gallery rental 800 per nonthease
expires list August, iSc6anu also tables
PORTFOLIOS. work inches, tools. iroi-. stoves old
frames and materials belonging TO
ore and also Iare carriaEe. harness. business
waon sleigh runners, &c all belonging the estate
of late Henry \. Barlow, tho wel-kGowu art conlos-
Terms U. sale: Cash WILLIAM }. MILLER,
tIatO