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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

1T WAS THE WRECK OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL
LONDON, Jan. 5-Tt is now known definitely that the
vessel wrecked near Waterford, Ireland. the Amer
lean ship Alfred d. Snow, Captain Wiley, which left
San Francisco August 81 for Liverpool The ship was
lost in Hcrryock Bay, off Arhurstown, at the on
trance to atcrford hfrtor Tho bodies of the cap
tain ard OF The crow have been recovered. There
Is no doubt that every member OF the crew pcrlshcd
Tho ships papers have been recovered.
The Amci lean bark Eureka. which va supposed TO
have been lost off Waterford has arrived at Queens
town. She reports having had terrible passage.
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DEMOCRACY IN ENGLAND.
TIE LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEASURE LIKE
LY TO BE RADICAL.

A cRsAT QUESTION TO BIZ ATTACKED IN DETAIL
sIR CHARLES pILKE's CHANCEs OF CREEPING
BACK INTO PUBLIC LIFE-A HIGH AUTHORITY
SAYS AMERICAN RAILROAD INVESTMENTS
ARE PROFITABLE TO ENGIIsHMRN-
DENYING TALES ABOUT TuE
PRINCs--MR. wBIsTL RS
BRUssnLs ETCHINGs
MISS ULMAR
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NO CONFIDENCE IN THE LAND COMMISSION.
DUBIIS, Jan. Sat National League meetings
throughout Ireland the reductions Of judicial rents
announced by the Land Commission have been de-
cared insufficient. The MitchelstOwn Board OF Guar
dans, Mr. Vaudeville presiding has adopted a rcsolu
tiOn declaring that 1t has confidence in the Land
Commission The vote reflects tho opinion Of other
Boards
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Nakinga total Of.

Tn adiitisn u tho sbove tho local authoritee bav1
been roqurs,od to tho following wlrss pces sns
uxtures the ninety days OF notice having oxp'rS"'
All the v,r.s Of the Metropolitan Telephone apd ssssSs
iCompsny on sixihava from twenty secona " '"nv'
seoond a. IN number from 10 81 So 49,. ~.,.-,>,A
comos"y or iaiey usei b. lhsm sxthave rc~ -
t,eh 10 fhrt second ct. IL pumoer ~ sAoSes ss"~
be required Oy Fire Saa Police
All the poles and wiros ef tho United cSHrs u
cm,snv an Twentv a IN st. from Broaaway - smss.vS
wires and poles sSe poles On tho corners o' 0''~
aud Sixthave excepted ,.-~
A very much creator number Of poles could n1vS
been removed had the wires Of the Erc spc aSs ~
these wircs boIua practically outs De OF tho conssW
the Rosrd a. well Is tho poles which ac necessary ="
Ths osrd f. however informed that actvo ness3
uros sro being taken 70 provide underground cono"e
for theso services.
rHr CONDITION or OVERHEAD WIRE
n. antics AZ the BOARD extend 70 tho making u sue
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SUCCESSFUL CHASE AFTER A MURDERER.
NOGALEs Ariz. Jan. 4The particulars Of the brutal
murder OF DIR. Eady, Englishman. by an American
named Baggot, Durango, have just been received
The former had bought ranch Baggot's which
the latter also claimed. He paying visit TO
the place and quarrcllcd with Baggot who killed him.
lie given permission to take of his horse, and
mounting fired his revolver and made his escape to
tho mountains The posse that followed had a sharp
fight which resulted IN the killing OF one policeman
and the woundng of others. The murderer was capt
ured and will be shot.
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TO REMOVE THE REMAINS OF THE NAPOLEONs.
LONDON. Jan. 5-Ex- Empress Eugene has decided
that the ceremony of the removal Of the remains of
Napoleon ILL., and the Prince Imperial from Chsclhurst
70 Marlborough shall take place next Monday BY
private request Of the exEmpress mono Of the men,
bes of the royal family Will be present but the Queen
will send wrcaths to he placed the collins. After
mass has been celebrated the eoins will be taken to
Marlborough by special train. Only the ex- Empress
and her usual suite will be present.
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financial.
THE DENVER & RIO GRkNDE R. r. CO.'S
5 Per Cent 40 Years Improvement Mort
gage Gold Bonds.
financial.

The above issue Of Bonds At OF 5000 per mile
having been authorized by OF over 90 Yer cent o
both classes Of Stock Stockholders meeting hold o.
Denver May 20 1885, notice Il hereby given that the Cont
has hi.,0.ci Z s3OC0C'a OF the 'nfs suJsci 10
ne righi rserrf r ~ Siocoidei Of rcord september
70 harsa priority IN sabscrJng Tor he same a. Ss9 per
cent and accrued nicrcsI In New-Hok ara The equiv
aent prices in London and Amsterdam respectively.
Referring to the foregoing notice IS hereby given tina,
Stockholders record Sept, ber AMI the public generally
subscribe for all part OF the 100000 Bonds
OF tho above issue the terms As stated
Stockholders NAY subscribe for amounts larger than
their respective proportions "a $500 bond Tor each 100
shares Of stoc and the public generally may subscribe
any part OF the amour; a; prices not less than
50 IL and accrued interest.
Should the aggregate Subscriptions exceed SO 100000
bonds, awards VIII be made
FYrr to stockholders for their pro-raa portions and
SsOnd the highest bids received from stockholders
subscribing In Of such proraa portions and the
public generally.
scrip Will be received at value and interest, In
payment OF any bonds awarded.
The monetary results Of Railroad Company for tho
last three years shown By the Annual Reports OF the
Company have been a. follows;
Gross Earnings se,ll9.o5s sc,7sso77 s7,os34lo
Operating Expenses,
Taxes. and ms 4,107,5o0 4,45s577 50329S2
NET EARNINGS. sl.o5l53s 50 27o 800 s295o4s7
The nxed charges are as follows:
: per 81 3S2 500 Bonds due 1900 s40775
4 Der cent on sn55ai 900 Bonis du, 1880 1.O20s40
To which may De added the present issue Of
Improvement Bonis due 1923, s3,0o0000
az ) per cent D. a. 10000
TOTAL, FINED CHARGES sl.ol7Gi5
Subscriptions Will be received from THURSDAY scpem-
boz G. until 3 D. N. Tuesday, September H. and Bonds
will be awarded than Saturday, September d.
deliverable October l.
Each subscription be accompanied By deposit OF
5 Der cent Of the amount OF Bonds subscribed for
Copies the mortgage, circulars and blank forms tof
subscriptions and assignment Of rghs may be obans1
on application from Che mpaay's OMce 40 10 William
81. and from the Undersigned
Immediate application viii be made for listing The Don1s
in Ncw-Yolk. London and Amsterdam
MAITLAND. PHELPS & co.,
Agents ofthc Beaver and Rio Grande X. X. Co.
New-York, september 4, 1sss.
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Scb.b :. and 20 Iiic,,vst and the HARLEM OFFICE
II "a ,sf' one t,,n ir.7 nffbst up 70 D. u.
a. rccuar once rates ~
/,oOK-Dv q reliable Protestant good bread,
.onn nntat desserts: CITY or country good reference
POO west 27thst.
(,00K-Unierstanas all Kind. plain cooking good
I washer and ironer; city reference. AZ West 5Jh-
s. il. candy store.
-<~,oov crr,Nfpr,p,f1TD Ec-Ry two neat
Tnnlsb 'g'rls. Coo wtsh and iron or homework;
other chsmbermai1 and waitress: city country dessert
soups. &C.: 3 Neais reference. Can lvJ iui'u"''"'
BrIoilyn Isl noor; no letters please.
,r.,,rtt,,.rD 49,, a. a, r--prcc pv a Thoroughly
u conat North ireland Protestant girl would assist
With washing nrst-class city references. CAL III Last
4Isf.sf '
(, ooK-F!sciass: aciivc neat good iefercnee makes
u bread soups, d. sizes, comp 70, iai 80
lcrpr small family, country or city. MARI NJ ~
Cth-ayc- Lear l1th-st-
& COX and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AiD ana no
u W AlTRi.>S.-Bv tHu strong Young W"rhti7, eau u.
seen; together r. possible; one as cook ana laui
oher chamtcrwotk and waiunf cry tel. me- D., i1io
s.Ii s- VII toa. ~ p", ,n' 90, p1 ga
fiI7- ii-'-'" ,-'' '''' an rf~f- a,
4 ODN. tc-By woman Wh" uh1' .',n ms an ,- ~
y hIsi-c.l-- laiaf ,''nli- "Ni ~, -. ,-e
l'qt.' ".',t .... t.f toiz oh.1yc. between 57th
''ti .'' IN-.''
ana o0. 80, g.. a
& 'ok--l'y Two HW.al-" -i'' e., ,.,tlp,. e.rel.it
= i'sni' & INC enc. mod ra.e
'., ~ ro-,.. W. ANrEICt% TEAINING SCHOOL,
49, 3I.avc. near s3tsl
- onE - prot..,,f woman: ii-fer.fanl making an
I,,ft sf.. .,1e.s arf,o,.. etc: c0, baker; cry
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Gencbers.


4 VISITING TEACHER charges s25 quarter foi
hou.s two Of which devoted 20 history literatu @
iu1 matheuatics % language (FIench 1e man i
LATIN. and % music. \ iricnd A'gl sld = me
unusual progress guaranteed 20 iathul -tuGrh
Peters present AND former pupils AlI MISS l. NJ
MONK, 81 Camoiidge-pac Broohiyn y -
. BEST TEACHERS supplied. 10 charge. TEACH
y. l.S registered FOR 20 nts FOR pOssg' vacancies
ius's hand, form ior stJrD. H. +. AVERY, Amsrl-
school Bureau West liih-st, n y
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors, Governesses
g., o. Colleges. schools and Iamilics Apply %
Mrs VI. J. IOCNG-FULTON, % Union Square.
ID TIVATE TUTOR Graduate OF Yale aud Columbia !
1 recommended by Pew d. TAYLOR. successful
'cschcr enincntly qualified" Address UEADMAS-
TER Tribune Uplown ONCE. I 23s Broadway
=. TOPOGRAPHY. Msyner. who has lately
- arrived from England gives lessons in shorthand
"fman's system. a. pupils own resilehccs Address
llo ~herlei Lave. 26th Mald, brooklyn
~ AETl.D.-Iupis in English branches and Latin by
w Young lady who has had four years experience
reaching. hdcies, 4. Il. T., I'D Watef-st, Ciiy.
Va ANTED-A teacher I'm private family male and
W native Frenchnan preferred music French La "a
AID English branches country place -oo1 Iciiecc Ad-
dress NJ NJ. c., Columbia Furnace. Shenandoah CO.. "a.
w ANTED.-An artist On experienced teacher. wishes
w position IN young ladies' boarding school Address
A.. Box %. Tribune OHce.
w OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU dor
W both seNes) supplies professors. teaches, govern
SOS musicians hous Keepers companions, &C. 10 col
ic-e- schools and families - bJ0AAeepefs, StnoSla
liers and c9pT.-t- o. business finn.
Mrs. A. u. CULVER. 3@9 5th-aye.. New-York City
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Rooms an0 {lats Go Eet.
THE LAwCEAM,
TIE EETCIVAL,
Lcar9 ano Rooms.

NEWLY and handsomely furnished large room; 40
n IL 21tA.st near LcXington-ayei gentlemen only +
ITANDS0MTIY FURNISHED ROOM over parlor IN
lrVate residence 20 gentlemen VIII Or Win al Oo.u
t,ee.nt location West side near SS1st staAOni efe4
enc feouired Address HOME. Tribune once.
DARTIES desiring hrstclass accom- moi1tons WIN or
VI hour board, private -b option. aipy ~ m ~
DIRECTORY rnat.OD reliable and Tree established
1886 ~ West 35th-st
- ESpONsIRTE parties nn1 comfortable rooms with
IL private baths and ng-iclaos Lniid Of h4iteF ." ~"
5. West g b-st. References cachaaSe1
~ EAST esTH-ST-PleasJnt rooms en- suie shh
- sngy: superior board aud appointments, refer
EAST BOTH ST. Desirable rooms, with board. a,
Unreasonable prizes.
ODD EAST 10TH ST corner OF Irving place Two large
- souarc rooms with dressing ample closets
u neatly fuf1ishedi with good board References
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NOTICE. .,.,,.. =. -. nnnnoro
ana sioux CIV Railroad Company viii be held ar IN
1or,,afyf, ori-. IN thc city Dubuque IN the state Ok
Io. a. Oh We nesday itr 81 day %, october \ H. 49,
L, 10 O'Clock n the forenoon 70 act upon the ioHo"Ms
subjects. Viz. ,,.- =. ,....,.-..t., aud ,1,a
Bv-I Laws = said Company. , ,...,t..-
mo purchase u tto railways. property and franchise
al. ILL.,. elar Rand, and Chicago Railroad Company t5
Iowa Nails AM Sioux CITY Railroad Company ana the
Cha kea and Dakota Railroad Company and Auch other
a.er, Incidental 10 the foregoing may como before
the meeting. ,.--.
~ '" M.rXENDEl. g. HACKsTAFF. Secretary.
4
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Cosl an0 youn0.

4 OSr.-Tuc. iav September g. between 1ranys ana
ave-. fb uiH Wf.n poi go M charm attached
nb.ll tt.ars. 81. H.. National falA BgnA.
I O.r or STOLTN.-Hauk book Issued by the scaman's
Bank Ion SAVINGS New York the subscriber. II
not found or l.turui O. tc Bank within 80 daNs fon
WILLIAM ID. itATPlNE
I OST -Dankbook no l-5sso. on Dry Dock savings
u Bsnk. person having claims raii lupk
50 tAs within thirty
days Ar ,al book VIII b, declared cancelled ana
lugulshe1r and new Ons ssued IA lieu thereof
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DCNVFR TEXAS s IT WORTH RAILROAD co,
TRIA>TRERS OFFICE 900
80. BROADWAY. NEW-AOIk sept 3 ISos.
NOTICE j. hereby given that in accordance
y WIN Resolution ~ the stock holders and Board o.
Directors Of th, Company an now pieiarea 10 eN
io. share f1r share. stock this Company Tor Stock
az he r. worth ( Denver Cty Hallway COMPANY
or for certificates OF TIE Mercantile trust DohlaS
t worth Denver cry railway O@GpaIS, os 1 ,d
f.b CoUraEv under agreement OF November D. 1850
' J. r. GRANGER
Treasurer Denver Texas r. Worth h H. Co.
OFFICE OF THE. LAKE TRibE ,AND WESTERN
10. 10 wALLsr.. NTWYoEK, Sept D. lSss
NOTICE.
TUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holder, o; iho LAKE F-c aud Western Railroad Com
4u, ,o rho election .h.a ect0rs 20 serve Tor three
tcars anI the Transaction o. oth'r pfopr business, y
Ia NllI AZ Otc, 0f fns company a ~ 0ulis-On, Ill!
on Welro.i.y the 81 fay 2 October, iSS9.
Tho transfer books VIII be closed at clock D. m on
SATURDAY. s.utcub.r s. t-r- ani froDend az 10 o'clock
a H.. on Thuf-dlv October T. ls-S.
- ~ 900 NJ StlfNAN Secretary md Treasurer
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GV'HE TARIFF OF 1883" pamphlet o: % large pages
giving rsics o. duty now In ofre IN fg.. together
the lrce Is ana other valuable Iarn infor
nation. Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
Price 10 cents copy. Published ~ The Inbune"
Aen York
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J I 10 NI IL y Z STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

u INIIED eTATES MAIL SIEhNERS,
T9I. i.I.NSIJNN AID LIN LElOOL
Leave Fer 3-. y. r.. foot o. KlIe-s-
ALASKA Tueslsy. september H. a. m.
WYoHiNG Tuesi,y .S.pt .iu5,r Is. 80 D. n
ARlZo<A TUESDAY Sept p \ 4 m.
WISCONSIN - Tre siay october , D N.
NEVADA Tuc~3iy. October ., : 80 a u.
CABIN passage $50, $50 $50 and slO0 Second Cabin.
ESQ sl1 - iI;NDE.:ilIIL t CO.. % broadway. y. Y
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iUinter Resorts.
LAKEWOOD, heWJERSEY.
LAUREL HOUSE
Cneus Oct l. 1Sso.
pLCMFE, PORTER & BARKER, Managers.
Countrn Doar0.

EIRSTCLASs BOARD IN MODERN COTTAGE.
4 With large additions and commodous centrally
located anc newly furnished u FIontst Saratoga
Springs Opens June 10 ME-. {. VAN NLGUTEN. Prop
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST S4rHST. NJ Y. DAILY,
~ 40. 80, so, ~ 10 La l. ~ so 90 so
6 80 ~ 90 go p ~.
SUNDAYS, o 10 20 10 40 u u. 20 - so.
3 80 80 :, q 10 p. L.
All trains q Lon. Beach except those marked > cor.
meet wiki Marine IA dy fOr POINT LOOKOUT
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Business Chances
4 NEW Turkish Bath arrangcment-sepa-
4 rate apartments for ladies' all modern mlr yemenfs
central location; viii be rented to reliable party.
HIRAM TNEkl.f,
Central Real Estate Agency, IA Yves, .3lst
l. XcrItional Openng.-A manufacturer de-
IL -lres partner with -ii coo 20 enlarge facilities for .
rnudy Increasing trade Al-Nanl p T.. ~. Box l.iSS y y
BARTNER WANTED with g. 900 20 invest iu q ploil.
trade uulUnfInn excellent opportunity tuf
good lu-irf-- man Win Alre capital. Adiies- o..
Box T.. Tribune ONCE
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CUNARD LINE.

! NEw.YoRK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA Q EENsI0WN from
Yes 4N. NOIA H.
FAST EAIkl-~s NAIL >i-ltF Itf~
/ SerFla, sept q, Z o.. CaIia sept 20 , a. H.
IIIya, sept j., 80 y. Sflf4a, Oct o. 30 a Ia
Aula44a :. pt - q. Bothaia. oct 10, a. ~.
Cabin Passage, eco $40 ana BOO. intcfm'daie. $50
Steeiaee tickets o. aud from ali parts ~ Europe at vefy
Ful freight aLd passage 9vpy % fAe company,
| ONCE . bowling Green. New 1OfH
VLENoN y. BROWN CO.. Genera. agents,
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. LADY who has had experience IN teaching. both I'm
y schools and families. wishes 10 obtain POSITION ~
.oyefnc-s or a. assistant private school OF academy
Address =. 4. c. Tribune Office.
" KEEP a complete stock Of American and foreign
W school ana college books. and school stationery
Iowest prices BRENTANO'S 5 Union square, n y.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,
| w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND I1NEilO DL.
! ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
GERMANlC, Capt Gieadoi Wei, Sept IL ~ a n
! AuRI ATTIC, Cop, Cameron, Wed, sept lJ ( =. H.
BRIT ANNlC, Capt PARCEL Wei. sept -. . = H.
sl,E'l gIIC Cap DAVIS ~Iturllr. -, II e. l-
From White star Dock. FOOT Of We lOtn-sl
! Saloon $50 200 go ana 800. st'ciagc. from ~ 10
the Od Country 20 s limited number % 500 0unJ-fah
passengers carried these sicsgff. outward $50 ana
/ $50 prepaid fdj. excursion ro5 Company once. No
~ Broadway. New-Noik. J. bl.JCL lsMA1, AeeAi--
INNlAN LINE t. ;. and koyai Man steamer
L FOR QUEENSTOWN And liVFNPOoL
cry OF CHICAGO saturday sertemi cf D. a. m
CiTY or RICHMOND salud'y, sep 10 } 80 D IL
CITY OF NTWTOKh wednesday sept ~ 4 D H.
CITY or BERLIN -. S4turi' sept 20 II go a H.
fAKlE pass AGE. ESQ md a. wa.d SECOND CAB
N OutwaIl. 800 and sjoi prepaid s51 SIEkKAOE
W. PETER WRIGHT nQ&s, Genera Agenta
BOWLING GREEN. y 7.
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
y yIoUE FRENCH LINE TO HAFRE,
(lupany'- Pier 4ho4- North Etcfl0Ot ~ Morton A.
A 1kSCO6NT Sanic.i eltuf i1y. sept =. ..
LA NORMANDIE de Kcrsahiec sat, sept, - ! p m
IA BOTHGOGNI. ITluceul SATURDAY. sept - a M
IOLIS d. EkRIA~x Agent Nc. DonLae Gres~
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Anlnmn Resorts.
CoOPERsTOWN. 0TSEGO LAKE, n. Y.
EgE&Tgg sHNo' &E.

SCHOOitN GOUNTAiN. NJ
VIII remain open during the autumn moaths. orc o.
the most ces rahlc MOUNTAIN RESORTS near New
York. Accessible VIA Del. Lack and Wcstern T.
and Central Il x OF Newt erEcy, : "a Tor 4 GUAR
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NET EARNINGS sl.osi,5ss 50 a7o 800 s2o5O,4

The fixed charges follows:
per cent on 81 1872 500 Bonds due 1900 sf40'775
Der cent on sn5 sci 900 Bonis du, 1890 0,s40
To which may De added the present issue Of
Improvement Bonds due 1929 $1,000 600
a. 3 per cent .. 10000
, 1888-01-21
STAR OF

The large bright star visible up to about
7.l5 a. m. on a fine morning ut the present
time, and subject to so much talk as being
the "Star Of Bethlehem" is nothing more
nor less than the Planet venus perform
InE her ordinary function as a morning star.
During the present she passes over the
meridian OF Chatham about ten minutes
to nllie III the morning; in July next she
VIII pass about noon and in a few weeks
later Will be seen as an evening star in the
south west. Another large star is ex-
pected shortly it is in the constellation Of
CaSSiope@ and is known as a variable star,
changing in magnitude from . to 1st
it was last visible in 1872. 1t is conjec-
tured that this star has a period averag-
ing about 3l5 years; the last period was
3O8 years as the period is not constant
1t may be two or three years before it is
seen again or on the other hand, it may
be only two or three months. In 1872 it con
tlnued visible for seventeen months, and
was so bright that it could be seen at noon
day. The constellation of CassiOpe8 is visi-
bic every clear night from the United King
dom the five principal stars in the cone
SteIiatlOn resemble u capital w turned
towards the north. The coming star
will appear to rise in the n. N. b.,
but strictly speaking Will never set in this
latitude, as it is circumpOlar star, and
will, when passing the meridian 0fChatham
in its upper transit, be in the zenith, and
II hours later about 20 degrees above the
horizon looking n~orthwardS. Many stars
have been observed to change in bright
ness periodically; these are called variable
stars; in some the change iS very great, in
othersit is barely perceptible. The period
of change also is very different in different
stars. The foIlowingare a few Of the variable
stars;-The star A Ceti (Mira) varies from
about the second magnitude to the four
teenth, in a period of23l days; 3 Persei,
from about the second to the fourth magni-
tude in 80 days: and L Gopher, from the
fifth magnitude to the eleventh, with IL
period of 53 years.-A Chatham paper.
, 1888-01-21

Tor having searched the French Consulate
papers in connection with u pending law
suit, declaring that if the Italian JUDGE
should re-enter the Consulate for the pur-
pose OF Selzlng the papers, France will
recall her Ambassador. Later advicps
state that Nj. FlOurenS has had an interview
with the Italian Ambassador, who assured
him OF an early settlement of the oues-
ton.
Dublin despatch reports that Profess
sOr Galbraith, who is a member of the FL
nance Committee Of the Church OF Ireland.
has resigned. thePrimate holding that such
q position was incompatible with his Nom.
DerShlp OF the National League.
Rather Ryan has been released from
jail, and MI. Lane, member of Parliament for
Cork, has been sentenced to one months
imprisonment.
The Highlanders are rejoicing at the
failure of The Edinburgh court TO convict
the Crofters. 1t is likely that this will re-
suit III q renewed resistance of the Land
lords.
Messrs. Graham and Burns have been
sentenced to six weeks Imprisonment for
participation i'll the Trafalgar Square riots.
1t is understood that Mr.. Epurgeon's re-
8Ignatlon has been accepted by the Baptist
Union.
The troubles with the Belgian miners
are being renewed.
The reports of an impending war are
causing anxiety on all sides.
New York, January 10Th.
Flour, st LtYreuoa. pr. url. $3.50
Meal, best DrandyWine, per hrl., 1915
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-. IA.
New Seasons Pork, per bril-, I5I to J..
, 1888-01-21
RE MOVAL.
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York Jany. 17th-Lopdon advices
state that Earl Onslow and Baron de
Worms have visited Paris on business i'll
connection with the Sugar Conference.
Mr.. Shaw Lefevre, in q letter to the
Times. declares that if a single tenant be
evicted on the Clanricarde estate he will
, 1888-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

N TBoet efter afgangne PIantage-
f~orvalter RICHARD MORTON
al PIantagen Lower Bethlehem
under G.. D.. err eXtraderet Arvingerne
til fri Raadighed, bekjendtgj6res
herved.
Christiansted8 Skifteretskontor, St. Croiz
den lode Januar 1888.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1888-01-21

TWPHE Z bred Stallion "SULTAN'
15} hands, will stand on Estate
1t. LaGrange for the season from
lst March to LIST August a.c. for a
limited number of mares.
, 1888-01-21
Z pGigFcG.

Sire "E. II. Sir Amya8" of Pepper
pen, jamaica, dam Mo5orose, by
Needle Gun, grand dam Margaret by
Il. H.. GaIIipot, g. 8. dam Margaret
by E. H.. Fairlawn, 6. g.>g. dam Mar
garetta by D.. II. Sancho.
l do hereby certify that the above
is the true pedigree Of Bay colt, bred
by me, and sold to Robert Patterson
Esqr., of Porus, Manchester.
FRANK MCDONALD,
Batter8ea Pen,
Vaudeville p. o.,
Manchester.
Term8:-Mare8 8hackled and hind
shoes removed.
NB.-S jr dollars cash at first
service, WjtboM exception.
Lit. LAGRANGE, 18th January 1888.
H. d. MCDONALD,
p.IWERSEN,
Ggt.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-11-30
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by'an East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchi-
tis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Deb!l-
ity and all Nervous Complaints, al
ter having tested its wonderful Gu
rative powers in thousands OF cases,
has felt it his duty to make 1t
known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, | will
send free of charge, to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full direct
ions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. A. NoYEs,
149 Porer's Block, Rochester, N.
Y mar 8 cow 1y