The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 1

i 1 1 THE EVE CITIZE VOL. I. XO. 29. OTTAWA.

CANADA, MONDAY. JANUARY 3, 1898. PRICE ONE rV CENT. EXTRA CHINA'S BITTER PROTEST LI HUNG CHANQ FAU3 OF TK CITUATISN. Brief Local Items.

Mr. Augustus Sanger of New York, is visiting his son-iii-law. Mr. A. Rosenthal, jr -Mr.

W. Thoburn, of Almonte, spent Vew Year's day with his son-in-law, Mr. I'errjr Jamieson. Rev. Father Howe officiated ihe el oration of I be benediction in St.

Jo rph's church last evening. Mr. Gerald F.irr of Montreal is 'pending his V-w Yeir's holidays at News of the Day. Probs Strong west and north 'in Is; fin and coidrr. Fine and cold Tuesday.

M-S, Powerful join the fie at Bong Kong. A Clarence Creek man is arr-stcd Hull for passing a eounteriet 95 ill, Li Hang Chang in an interview dp. Bounces Germany's uncivilized itti. tode. A half-frozen pilgrim to the Klondike abandoned oa tb trail by kia heart leas comrades Seaforth Highlanders have been ordered to Egypt.

The mar-h to Kfcar-toum will begin at ones. Charles Topper's English Compaay after to transport the I'nited Str.es li.e foiU it lalii uj ab ut lb: IO if a taur.i.uj evc.y -t-4 exrtuQ- a i an I liechif on rn- A Torxla ivr Jthi tfuiL iark, Jan. 3. llarjli Kre' erir la, tills to say in his abio-l Irller to toe limei regiraing nyra-lathy Ur in t'ne txjght uot to iaii.e of the oa they ir the Auwn an i i on thii eastera situat'on 1 ta-e cftcn ilvitlt on tbe K'nglish 10 v.by, a ipa ton was leu me arltaious jort, its onli org tr.1 ei rfni ie- iclo -ed by tLe Hr.tish, bo set jup but oiene t'ae lyirlior to 1'ie world, ani its i.einr Erabbe-1 by the French or tierrcani or Kussiuns and K-rmetHaily n-n rieu behio a tariff wall, Aurericans toad see-n loisyni-ralbi uitb the latter insiead ol lb former. This e.cn from tto.e malignant ir.

e. Vori, who cable only the thingi ca'-ct'latei l.rvel Imd l-lwrcn the tn poor Ies, we rr nothing but a sunn tnat Auierit wishes Fog-land v.ei; in this lii'emia 1. Voris to tbiis quoiel from the Trlbuno an i thj il of Com-merx-, ai welt as the Tim's, mute cvtrvmely pi nint and raiding in John IlulTs eyes. If he cou.d re them ofren-r fee might r-t l.e so prone to Jap mo ids of g'ooiny queslionitig as to it viil not le i hi strength to forevr tro on it bis) father's house in Fechesterville. The annual meeting of th Bank street I're-bvtenan church will be helrl next Monday evening, January 10th.

I'ishop Contenville and Rev. F-ther Con itantineau were the guests of Mr. Martin O'Gara, y.C, at dinner on Saturday evening. -M-. John C.

Wbyte, of British Columbia, an old Ottawa boy, is spending the Christmas holidays with friend io tho city. At St. Andrew's church this evening a Year's social will be held umUr the auspices of ths Young People's Society of tbe church. Messrs. X.

Sorrcnskry, president of lha Scandinavian Soci-ty of Montreal, and Fr. Rasmus-sen, representing the l.tnbrng, spsol Saturday in the city, the guests of Mr. C. C. Meyers.

A special service wss held at the Germ in Lutheran church, Wiibrod street, on Saturday morning, and was well attended, tin sermon being one apptopriate for New Year's Eay. The adult Bib! cltis of Bank sdreet church, to bs conducted by Mr. I). Gardner, held its inaugural tervice yesterday afternoon and was well attended, twenty-seven b.ing present. 1 Mr.

A. J. Mason, of th Grand I'nion, Toronto, has accepted the position of chief clerk in tbe Windsor, to succeed Mr. Arthur Curbing, who has resigned. Mr.

Mason commnced the duties of his office on Saturday. Rev. Fath-r Consiantineau read the census of St. church yesterday morning, for th past year. It wa.t as followa: Families, 40; souls, communicants, There were baptisms, ID marriuges and S8 deaths.

In noting that a fine was imposed on Mr. S. O. Slinn last week it was stated that Mr. Slinn had been fined on previous occasions for the same offence.

This is untrue, as Mr. Slinn's bread was never found to be underweight before. For the month of January the Thursday evening meetings of tbe Ottawa Sunday School Association for the study of the S. 5. Lesson, will be held St.

Andrew's Presbyterian church. The hour of meeting has been changed from eight o'clock to half-past seven. "Bus" Lobe lie, a well known tramp, while taking his rent in tbe shelter opposite the police station Saturday night, was su.ldenly seized with fit. The chief had the man removed to the calls in the station, where he remained until this morning, when was found necessary to remove him the Water streat hospital. About seventy-five guests enjoyed the excellent dinner provided by Mine Host Daniels at the Gilmour House on Saturday evening.

The menu card was most beautifully executed by Foth-eringham Poplin ul, and composed all the delicacies of the season. Dinner was served from 6 to 8, and during that time excellent music was furnished by Hocco A. Graziadei's orchestra. The Gilmour has lately been thoroughly repainted and decorated throughout, und is one of the most attractive hostelries in the city. Some excitement was caused on Sparks street ytaterday afternoon, by runaway horse, attached to a sleigh crossing the car trick, near O'Con nor, the sleigh tipped over, throwing the occupants out, and the horse bolted.

It took to the sidewalk near Met calfe street, and cbared itself of the cutter, which was dashed against telegraph post and badly broken. The horse was captured near Elgin street by two active young men. They cap tured the bridle and turned the animal around so that it lost its footing and fell. BLATHERING BALLAINE. Wants War Between the United States and Great Britain.

New Y'ork. Jan. 2. A London des patch to the Times aays: "A quaint person named Ballaine, adjutant gen eral at Washington, has written a two column letter1 to the Daily Chronicle 7:30 P.M, CIVIC ELECTIONS Full and Final Returns of the Voting. -in i Composition cf tbe City Cemncil ofi893 Aid.

Stewart Defeated in liagion Ward. The feature of to-day's municipal elections was the large vote polled, in most of tbe wards. This was doubtless due to tbe sharply-defined issues-of the ranipajgn. As will be seen by the returns, there is quite an infusion of "now blood" in the council of -ltfS. although the majority of the old alee rrccn secured re-election.

The following returns give a summary of the voting for aldermen in each of tbo eight wards, the three first named candidates being elected: 1 BY WARD. Aid. Tayment R. S. iotilin 467 Aid.

Ga-eau 412 I'. Konontie SJl WELLINGTON WARD. Aid. Black ggj Aid. Camplvell 810 Jas.

Davidson 713 Aid. Stewart 697 J. E. Fudge 265 ST. GEORGE'S WARD.

Aid. Hastey 7S3- Aid. Grant 5M W. R. Stroud 497 Aid.

Tobin 437 G. W. Seguin 413 OTTAWA WARD. Aid. White 737 Emery Lapointc hT7 Aid.

Eutoeher 557 Aid. Gauthier SM DALHOUSIB WARD. Hewlett 64 Foster if.o' Davidson K0 McGuire 118 VICTORIA WARD. Aid. Mas son 389 Aid.

Butler 363 Aid- Enright Z13 H. H. Lang 97 Albert Hudson 269 CENTRAL WARD. W. II.

Cluff 858 W. D. Morris M6 S. J. Davis 7M) Aid.

Wallace 595 A. K. Fripp 563 C. Scrim 10 W. H.

Lewis 19 RIDEAU WARD. Aid. Donaldson 213 Aid. Roger Jim B. Slinn k188 H.

F. Sims THE RAILWAY BONUS. The by-law granting a boaWlt $75,000 to the Ottawa an4 Newti'tek Railway has carried 'bj: majority, Swallowed In CoU Wne. (j. San Antonio, Texas.

despatch from Guamajut. Bay that the anPuerts wi there was suddeiily4Xe4ed with -water from an untlergrooid' xiysr, end 35 miners were drowsedjhe mm vixtre at work on. one uf4o lower of the mine. There was no suspicion that an undersfotihd river axisted'any-where within the. vicinity of the although that poition of the levei exceedingly damf.

The rush aX- wat oama without warning. There wa the men could seek safety on an level the rush of water the men were swallowed up mas' fore they crild drop their tsols. expeditton will be aent into the n.i as soon as possible to reoavcr bodies. Lured to His Fate. Nc.tr York, Jan.

3. The London eor-rcspondent of. the Tribune, referring ly the death of Sir HAvelockrAllaa'fa India, says: "The death of thct gallant soldier who was not a combatant Is anothe-r mystery added to the inscrutable secrets of the frontier cam paign, there vra no official errand-or mission to draw him- towards by ber, but as a soldier, with a genome iigh ing strain, with a dare-devil lore of If mm filusc up rOUKTED POLICE OH TK3 WAY TO DAWSON. 3ii Chxtrlei EosIIsb Com. pr.y OfTjtp to United Statot roller Supplies- Dyir.x; Seeiicr Atundonscl cn tha Traii.

Victor a P.C Jan. 3 Ths KIoadk 1 Corporation of which Sir Cbir -1 ToppT. is bead, has wired to fl' an o'fer to the supplies or Iht government rslief expedition via ths Si.ck-ne roate. The company will hav- a boat a hundred team engaged in hauling supplies over Ii is route, sinr.icg aboat lb) middle of January and i quite cotfidtn of b-ing iutu Us on ahead of th relief party. Ttw steamer Mowa I ro ighL forty Australian mor tound lor Yukon Memberi of a rrty arriving at torjs.

from Jtawion City, ret-o-t that on ito way tiown at tta Five Fingr lU-y picked Ui an unfortunate young ii.an who had laid tiiui.e.f down to of his feet v.er.- no latily lioen Hat lis v.ai helpless, and his heartless cooiunicns bad s-bsudoned him to Lis fa: iv Xanjomer, li.C.. Jan. 3. Another party ot mounted police, in charge of ine-tor il-hcr, have arrived here, iiiety leave for J-'kaguay on tbe steam- I er Ho to morrow. i'ort ioivsvend, asb Jan.

3. 1 here in gold oust and nuggets on the steamer Corona, has from Alaska. One of the nuggets weighe 1 as high as 13 ounces. From a careful estimale it is sale to say that in drafts and gold dust there aj about in wealth aboard the Corona. f-'eatlle, Jan.

3. The Klon-dikers that hive arrival here on the steamer Corona from Skaguay and I)yea, say th weath-r there is extremely cold, ih thertmimrter ranging from 50 to 70 below. The ice all along ths river it piled as high as lb feet, and only ths best dog trams can get over it. Many outfits which started down in boats were met along the river, frozn in, wiiT3 they will have to remain until the ice goes out. A party of mounted police, with sixteen horses und twenty tois of provisions, were at Bennett I.ake on I he way down to Big Salmon, where Major Walsh is waiting for them.

Th Town Council of Skaguay has adopted a set of resolutions, protesting against the abolishment of the sub-port of Dyea. Tin resolutions set forth that the duty collected since of th port amount ed to J'001, and thi revenue to roe derived ths twelve months will probably exceed are pouring into fkaguay and Dftea on every steamer. Hotels and lodging houses are taxed to their full If the influx Continues at the present rate, accommodations will ba out oE tin question within two weeks, it is feared. RUSH TO THE YUKON. Victoria.

B.C., Will Likely Have Its Hands Full This Season. New York, Jan. 3. The Washington correspondent of the Tribune says: "Great preparations are in progress on the Tacific coist for the rush of gold-feekers who are expected to invade the country the roiling tpririg. and the cotnpntitinn between rival towns for the outfitting trade will be fiercer than it was last year.

"Accord in-r to a report just received from United States dnsul Smith of Victoria, U. the enterprising merchants of that town feel that they did not get their share of the last year's trade and are determined tv and hold it next season. Their expectations are high. Early in the advance guard of the mighty army of expected gold seekers from Australia arrived, one hun-dted strong. Consul Smith says: "Agents from England have been here and are now hre, making contracts for housing three or four thousand gold seekers, and every hotel in Vicloria has contracts for all its rooms for portions of several months.

When it is remembjred that at least a portion of the great legion from the United States will paso through this port it will be seen that this picturesque little city bids lair to have its hands full later oil. One company has iilrcady secured seventy carloads of outfitting goods and several other leading business men of Victoria, accustomed to doing things on a large wale have made equally liberal preparations for the coming trade. The transportation have, by purchase or leue securd o'ean iteam-nrs sufficient to make daily lines between this port and St. Michaels. Ltyoa, Fort Wrungell, etc." FOUND A FIVER.

But it was Counterfeit and the Finder was Locked Up. Constable Lrgault nrrestd a man named Richard Chovalier, this morning, vi the charge of ttying to pass a $0 confederate bill at M-irs. Caron Bro Main street, in payment for some articles. Chevalier claims that he found the bill in Mc Ferdinand P.renier's yard antflPthought it was of some value. He hails from Clarence Creek and was grsatly affected by his arrest.

He will appear to-morrow before Recorder Sir. Brenier had an interview with the jprisoner and offered the chief to furnish bail for his liberty, but it was refused. FiKhtlnsr on ths Nile. Cairo. Jan.

3. The Britisb gunboats made a reconnaissance jpajsv Shenrf and Metemmsh. hi DersrSB t- tween Beib-r and KharJ nearly all 1 urday last. The Dervisf I by the locaHi smart fire from ih i The gunboata proofed ce8lty. Bftl, south -tnd cap.ured a iadra with grain, a 2 If I Gl in a it to a Io he on Sccurw In Hep StranjtO Great Erltaln Attends to Buffness and Hot Over the Htcult The Alleged Svmjf.hy ortio United CUttcs.

Jan. the from it corresfonient in l'eiin: Ac ordin to in.tru-tijns rec i.ei froai the lleralu, I an In-teniex with i liaag Ching, inform ing him that the Yor Herald offerei toe publicity of itj, columns for any statement that Ch'nt testred to mixe to the we tern worlj in re-s(ect to the actual ri.iis in the The great statesman replied thit China wa-4 aniious thit tue est-rn leot.ie should unaentjinci thorougn.y tuatter-sas) ser Ilia Excel. eniy's views, jre nivrn herewith in the follow icj. interview, t. to ba.i ap.

tov-i The forcible occupation of Kla f'fcou tiennany ia a ciret-t violati-jn of exi-iing treaties i.n 1 of interu.i-ti,nal Uw Tli pretext male for this act of war was the murder of two misaionar-e4 ly robliers in the intetijr of th-a provinie of Shun Tung I'lio Chinese government ofiered immduite an'i full reiresa ior this outre unishinent of tie criminals, disnii-Mal of the local ofiuuils, and large coiupenation for all "Anxious to avoid hostile acts, the Chinese troojis were with Ira from Kia Choa when the Ceraian landed, and in si ite of strong public feeling prevailinir throughout the country for tie Chinese territory i4Tgre5iori. my government has not re in force me nts to Kiao Chou. "Outlaus exist in China, as in all countries. Neither treaties, law- or religion can entirely suppress crime anywhere in he world, though they condemn and punish criminals. There are laces in every country where lawlessness alounds, and to such a place Chan Tung the German missionaries determine I to go, knowing that the inhabitants themselves were often the victims of these bandits.

I nfortnnately, China has not yet recovered from the effects of the lute war, and our country leiuires a period of 1 care to carry out the reforms lately begun. Of late jean, from instruction and observation, the Chinese have come to regard the countries of the western world as models, and even greater in justice than in arras. I'ls it just to oppress us while we are struggling -to emerg; from tire restraints of our ancient civilization, while improvement and progress steadily continue should China lie dis-treed by having her shores invaded and her territory occupied beranse of an occurrence which western countries would deal with by Jaw and not by war an unexpected incident, deplored by my government and followed by full redress "Our ire is to preserve our territory intact and to tvteadily improve it asa field open to allcountries equally for the development of commerce." England Not Elated. New lork, Jan. 3.

Mr Ford, in his cabled letter to the Tribune says: The holiday revel goes on and there is no'excitement in England over the ituaUon in the far east, even the evidence points clearly to a French understanding with Russia. Knglish apathy, in reality, imp'ies a coD'iioasness of strength. oyer liecomes more important whf maritime Euroie is deej ly conccrnel in the future of remote countries, and it is England's stronghold. With her chain of coaling ao naval stations encircling the globe, she can afford to wait until foine nation directly challenges her. To this sense of security is added an instinctive recoil against any policy which may increase the burdens of the Empire, England is already iangerously near the verge? of conscription.

The perplexities of the situation in the east, moreover, arj dense, an! the English public is waiting forwi from Lord Salisbury, remembering his dictum that there is room enough for all in Aiia. The oniy fact to-day is the retention of McLeevy KroAn as chief commissioner of Cofvan customs, with a Russian associate. Xiis is st down to the presence of tbe Eritish at Chemulpo, but is no great achievement. With all EDUCATIONAL. MARAOl iTA MARTIN-iiniiluafeof Merrill uibiess stUTnford.

Stkv-ooRAPtiKR. Tvuewriting a snealilfv. otta-a Irspatii Sparks St. Keierences: C.J. Smith.

C. A. J. A. Ocnuiiill.

Barrister. 1 LOCUTION fXASSE-MRSXK-KBURN Scott's lasses in Elocution re-neii Tuesday. 4th January. 4 p.m. Very impoitant that pupils attend t'lf first lessnn.

217 slater St. MISCELLANEOUS. irANTEIVACOPY "PHAtTICaL HIE Physicimi." state bii'ding. price must bojow for cask. Adtlress l.ciiu Citizen OfHee IAlO ES A N'l) F.NTI EVKN NfW lS'Ot'R time to get your Fur.

matlo or Repaired. Forflrst-clas w-rr and low prices, apply 136 tueen street, cad. LADIES ASI) OENlXfiMEN HATS KE blocked sod dyed; reasonable charges. Apply 54 Division St. PATTflTMTS.

GENERAL patent solicitor. El gin street, Ottawa. TOR SALE. (OK 8ALK- LArtlKS f'E VDY-MADE COATS any size. P-h-e fr.iui 1 upwards.

The Misses Hank St. VlINTER APP.ES FOR SALESOO BAR-It ieU Fancy Winter Apples htt sale. 3.ro Rer ban el. stm guaranteed. Apply J.

A. urgess. Centrid Depot. JWR SALE OIJJ" NEWSPAPERS. SUlt" able for wraiplng pnrposes.

Apply this ofticc. FOR ALE ft" titser haf ghi robes and lmirv. Complete. The horse is a bay, years' old. we'limsl, good driver and excellent saddler, sieijh of latest design; pair musk-ox miies.

new; tiip buggy fa good condition. ApplyJ this LVR SAT.EwFNfOENTW I tnictors, tupin.es. Building stone at specially low nrircsduriii? winter sca-oo; Coiii and dry wooif. Ottawa Rin'ich Cor. Bca.verer and Mosgrove Stsj I-kone 431.

WiltflH Oo. ifull Phoue 444. 1 1 e-tWWISr-i a't 'mi nttmM 11 C' iwsflMwssrriffr 1 V. Ii ICIVKIt Relief Supplies to Klondike. Mere I Mounted Police will leave to-morrow for Dvea.

I Birth and Marrtajres Inserted In both Tsc Ottawa Citues and Th Evimso Citizek tt to rent. Heaths with funeral ootire. If desired, at Sana rate. i DIED. BALLASTYNE Panday.

Jn. tiid. pt th lesidence of her fMlier. Ottawa Kl Lllli. daughter of Jaror tuiiantj nr.

awd it. im r.i to C. P. R. Stutn.n, Tuesday, o'clock a.m.

GENEST Saturday afternoon, after hr Clues, at hi res-denee. SA Kiiell avenue Ernest B. Gem-t. of the Oidnunce I.mihi Bnntch of the lnit-rior Department. AK'-d years.

The funeral service will lie held at tfc sacred Heart 'hnrch on Tuesday, at s.aun'eincli vm. Friends and acUMiiitniH-es ill pleac at pt thin intimation. MATHE-Monday moraine. Felix Mathe.Min yearn. Funeral frni ht late rcldenrc, Vhnreh street, uu Wednesday morninc.

at ciirht o'clock. Ml'MM-Jime Miimm. beloved wife of J. Desrorhes, of the piiiitinit Bureau, died suddenly of heart disease, yctcrdav aftcriKHli. at her residence, 350 'mulierland street.

Asi 3d year. LOST. JOfcT A dark irreeii plaid travelling nic. lie-J tween the corner of kidenu nnd Aiiiriira utreetsand Janevjlle. Finder will (x Miifahly rewarded by Icnvtng "nine this office HELP WANTED FEMALE.

I ASTEDA SKRVANT. AP- I ply immediately at T.i f-cona avenue. AT 1H1TEL ECU. A HKT- cms p.istrv -spi'iy nepi. SITUATIONS WANTED.

VrX5TEi A MTI AT1DN AS DR1VEU OK any other kind id work by an horn and wwer tu.UTicd man. Apply Clarence street. r.L 1 nr-- I r.v i.sm.r. ir.r..-w.. with extensile experience.

sittiatmn as nnk. So objection to eueral work. Apply 1" Hurra M. HOTELS. BRITISH P.t;.

(KOR nerly owned by Mrit. Rtteliie). F'jrst-clafw MX eipiiodatiou for'fruestK at nitHlerate rates. A spetialty will ho maile of pn pailn PiMiiei-a i for iKlviun Parties, Mocietira, t'iilbs, at shoJiotioe and reasonable prices. Sjiai'ious lialreVm in connection, capable of holding "5 nJt Fnnlt mtchell.

Proprietor. TO LET OR FOR SALE. LOT. WITH tlRH HolE. KO.

86 James street laonlll Aid. House contains 'awing room, dinlnsr room. Kitchen, (itcben, seven iMMlioiuns, all miMlern coneen-1 ucea iitaNt shetl. coach house and staining i two horses. Will either sell or rent.

Terms, 'oaable. Apply to Win. Thos. Mason, Ma-1 MU1. LEOAL.

t- MclJOltiAI. Jolicitor, etc. Othce. corner Kideau and Little Sussex streets, ttttawa Money to loan in large or small amounts at lunest rate of Interest. r- p.

MUKTON, BARRISTER. SOLICITOrC etc Rooms 89 and 40 Carleton Cuane l)ers, 74 Sparks street, Ottawa. Money to loan ii- large or small amounts, at lowest rates of in- -est CONNOR." HOOti MAIiEE, BAHKIS- ti-ra, Sfdiciunw, notaries, Ottawa. Out. rliainentary and departmental atrente.

Special tentiuu given to commercial business. Money loan on real estate. W. D. Hogg, ti.U; 0.

'Connor, F. A. Magee. A. K.

BLA.NCHKT. BARRISTER, SOLI-J citor, etc. Room 18 Central chamlMT-i, Elgin street. Mouey to lend on real etstatu, atraight loan or imiutldy instalment plan. MITII Mtl)OL'OAL.

BARRISTERS, ETC. Special attentiou to commercial business, looey to lend. 61 Sparks street. J. P.

Smith, F. J. Mc Dougal. B.A. MEO." R.

WEBSTER, BARRISTER, SOLIC-JW itor. notary public. Supreme and Excheq-r Court. Parliamentary and Departmental Tnt Money to loan. Office Scottish Kits ambers.

Sparks street 3RADLKY WYLI, BARRISTER. ETC. Room 21, Central Chambers. Money to lend on real estate at lowest rates of Interest. RV.SINCLA1K, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR Central Chaiuoera, ELgiu street, Ottawa, (int.

fNOKMULLY ORUE, BARRISTERS. S(-JT licitors, Duric's Chaniliers, a3 Siiarks treet. J. J. Oormully, if.

John F. orue. BISHOP SMITH. BARRISTERS, SOLICI-' tore. etc.

First tlloor, rVottisU tuitado 42 Sparks street, Ottawa. Money lend on real estate. ttiTT BUR RITT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-I iters, Suprf-me Court and Depart-ental Aitcnts. Carleton Chambers, 71 sparks jwt, Ottawa, Canaila. K.

U. Code; E. Y. MACTAVVH (iEMMELI, BAR-rlaters, solicitors, notaries, ete. Molsou's Bank Chambers, 14 Metcalfe street.

M. ti'tiara, M.C.; D. B. MacTavisli. y.C; R.

E. Oemmell. ELI.IS. MONK MATHESON, BAIiRI.sl i ters, solicitors, Supreme Court agents, 117 Metcalfe street. Mouey advanced ou sal estate security.

AOSALl HECTOR MACLEAN. BARRIS-' ter, Central Chambers, Elgin street. Telephone 91L "MEMMflX MAY, BARRISTERS." IT t'arlctou Cliambers, ACCRAKEJi, HENDERSON M. OIVERLN Itarristers, solicitors, etc. Supreme Court Dcimi tuientnl Agents.

Central Chainuors, gin street, Ottawa, Ontario. jEO. E. klDI), BARRlSTERrstiLicitOR, rtotary. ete.

Supremo Court, Parlfament-y and Uepartnientol agent, etc. OHioe O11-arto Chambers, Ottawa, and Kemptvilic, Out. J. GORMAN, IX.B.. BARRISTER.

SO-Ueltor, notary, etc. Rooms 35 and 8B arleton Chambers, 74 Sparks street, Ottawa, T.rVOttSONrBARRISTERrsOi,((-lTf)R. 'oa 17 and 19 Carleton Choinlwrs, tawr ETV48 SMEI.LIE. BARRISTERS AND a solicitors. Parliamentary and Depart-ental agents.

Solicitors for tlie I'nlon Hank. "iey to lend on Improved real estate at tire cent Ontario Cliambers, 48 Sparks streot iw J. Travers Lewis: James smcllie DENTAL. H. GSAHAM.

DENTIST." (IVFH i w. MacCarthy's drug store. et Gas admlnisti iTd. 231 Wellington It. R.

S. 8TACKHOI SK. ifKSTlsf-KLK-M gant dental roiuns la linn. Dr "i acknouse, sitrgoou ilcntist. opiMislte the Posi te.

Main street, Huil. Teeth inserted on an rely new system, live minutes afli tin Jl teeth are extracted. Best of references 11. S. ROBERTS! (N.

L.n.s.. j. i "st. omee 2vo 1-2 Sparks stnet. Ottawa 1 door west of Bank street.

Residence nstreet. Office hour'. tn fi.yi 1' HEDICAU rHTpBESTOIf. M.O., F.R.C.S.K.7 PHYSI-clan, surgeon, ete. Surgery Corner of 'etcalfe and Maria streets.

Residence, the 'sselL Office hours, lu.su to 1, 4 to ts, 7 to 9. one 643. HORSEY. THE EYEV EAR; THROAT and nose. Sftl Wellington street.

J. 0. COURTNEY. DISEASES OF THE eye, ear, nose and throat OJli Corner 'etoaUs ainLtOator atrecis. 1 fighting the lull tie o' conimer tal t.oin again tuch uearving oiica The res here, and mir-h thce on the coutincnt, itill labbe aloitt the United States taking an relive art the corning dismi'mbernient of China.

Intelligent Flng ishnien never expect this, but il will st renj them imm-aely for tile, work tby ha vet to do, an i which will he done tt much for American: as for themselves, get an occasional friendly word from across the Atlantic." H.M S. Power ul. Hong Kong, Jan. 3. The Hritih warship Powerful htis arrived here.

The Uowerful is a first-class cruiser of over tons displa-onient and indicated horsepower. Courting Japan. Ir-t. Petersburg, .1 in 2. The Novosti publishes an article strong urging a Husso-Ja panes? alliance, as the best means of guaranteeing their mutual interests and the maintenance of the political equi ibrium.

It ii understood that this view is favored in Hussiari official circles, in which it is felt that a Husso-Japanese alliance wouid contribute to avert serious complications in the far east. WHOLE FAMILY BURNED. Holocaust In Jersey City In Which Six Lives Were Lost. New York. Jan.

3. Six members of one family were killed by flames and smoks In a firo that yester. day in Jersey The dead are Adolph, Reich. 4 year) old, the father; Emma Reich, 42 year) old, the mother, Tillie Reirh. 'Zl year; Ida Reich, 15 years; Albert.

Reich. 14 years; Gus-tave Reich, 8 years; Sveril others were injured and it may hi that another member of ths ill-fated family will die. He is thj 1 year old on. and his body is covered with burns. John Conway, chief of the Jersey City fire department nai badly cut and burned.

He fell through a burning floor and was rescued with some difficulty. Henry Reich. 17 year old, managed to maks his escape from the house receiving bad burns on th? neck fuce and hands, but he is no- seriously injured. Adolph Reich's home was at 317 Ger-maniu. avenue in ths Hudson City district.

Reich was a real estate agent and was well to do, living in a pleasant home of three stcries. It is believed that the firs broka out from a heater in the basement and it work ed its way to the third flojr whpre the sleeping apartments of th? family were located. THE BREEZY BERESFORD. He Ought to Capture York for the Conservatives. New York, Jan.

3. Harold Frederic cables th3 Tiims as follows: The coming in York for tb.3 seat made vacant by t-'ir'Kr-ink I.ock.vood's death will hz far and away th! nioit interesting bye-election h'ld thus far 1his parliament. Ordinarily it would In pro-Inbltf that tb.3 Liberals would win, if for no oth'f asim than that York ia one thus oiible-sif tcd boroughs which finds i. p.ofitabl; io have one "mber from eich piriy. But litre is to bs a fight in which parly lines are badly mixed up.

Lord Chas. Beres-ford is professtedly a Tory, who has been the sharp -st, or least the noisiest, critic of thi Tory management iu both tin Admiralty and War Office, and 13 ditlikid by thJ chiefs of his party. Ho will, therefore, fight the battle on his own merits as a breezy, jocular sailor man, who knows and cares nothing abiut domestic affairs, but cheerily desires to paint the whole map of tha world with red. The Liberal fir Christopher Furness is ona of the biggest shipowners in England, a man of great weight in th business world, and a model employer, but who is, unfortunately, much fiied up noiv with the masters' sidef in th3 engineering struggle. WANT Treacherous Natives Fire Upon a Croup of British Officers; Calcutta, Jan.

3. It is reported from Kurarr. that the Afridis are assembling in tribal council, with a view of concluding peace. While General Hammond, was examining the enemy's caves nanjj- Lundi-Kotal, after the recent fightriig, shots were fired at tha group of officers standing with him. Lieut.

Hammond, his was severely wounded presenting Amer'can opinions of Eng-isfcarp1 crack like an explosion, the Innd from what nui be called the hnKTof coal and srava war. andoef- land from what mav be called the baj of coal and slate gave way, and.be: ber shop point of view. His declara tions, that many of us fervently'pray that war between Grant. Britain snd the t'nited States may not be long delayed, and thst, 'the breast of every genuine American is filled with undying hatred to aro tolerable samples of the whole diatribe, which attracts attention here principally be cause the writer parades official military title at length as part of his signature. The comments on it ar mostly good riatured, the mora so as preaches from the text of Stead's book on America, which everybody here ran see that Americans are en titled to resent.

Among the letters that Ballaine has called forth is one from Michael' Davitt who produces the remarkable discovery that more than half of Washington's array in the revo lution were Irishmen." TWINS IN EVIDENCE. The Sequel to Napolaon's Escape from a Seduction Suit. Napoleon Rousacl has been summoned to appear before the Recorder in Hull on a rather embarrassing cnarge' was arrested some tim-j-ifc' adventure, fuatx hava been lura('InII to his fa really goo. 'sAtav of the hoor- Stof the i tanitxutf g. CO Parl're we; v.iils I'm snd umM Caasnen.

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