... (By Freeman Special Wire.) (From the Inventors' Mart.) A very useful discovery was recently made in California of a process for removing scale from steam boilers, and, like many other discoveries, was the result of accident. Mr. George Downie, the proprietor of a flouring mill at Salinas City, was in the habit of filtering water in an old heater in order to free it as far as possible from the ...

... wi-cwekly meeting of the members of thise as- catn as held. on Saturfir niclht in thle '-ta .Th-, room in which the meetings have h:tobeen held, wthi! is s!uato inl thle base- inert ,ftoe birildivar. rva.- abnoeand the toeal 'nwere conducted in iciele' Mlore 0 0 Moo: -us. sod 'orwrz ventilated chamber in the ynne~lr part of thle building. SIr. Doherty was, unlanzmrr~ouslv called upon to ...

... THE WAR IN THE I SOUDAN. i ANOTHER SEVERE BATTLE.'! STUBBORN RESISTANCE BY l THE ARABS. lHEAVY BRITISH LOSSES. I ~ ?? is GENERAL EARLE AMONGST THIE KILLED. OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE ENGAG&EMENT. a TELEGRAM FROM0.) OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. (BY EASTERN CABLE.) February 10, via Merawi, February 12, 7.15 p.m. The enemy still occupied a strong position yesterday in the front of the Shukook Pass.: ...

... I MILITARY INTELLIGENCEI. x o = - i Th e following Royal Warrant Jina been pub- i lished-' Vietoria R-W-hereas we deemi it expe-! dieut to amtiend the regulations gos-irnin rthe pro- i motion of subaltern offlcers of our Royal Enzi- neers, our wvill and pleasure is that para (b), lr- I Boele l7, of our warrant of 10th June. 1884, be can- celled, and that the following, which shall have effect ...

... THE LATE CARDINAL I ARMHBISHOP. I TEE FUNERAL ARRAINGEMENTS. Last evening at half-past six th remains of his Eminence the late Cardinal M'Cabe were removed from the cottage in Eblana avenue, Kingatown to the chapel of St Kevin, attached to the Cathe- dral, Marlborough street. For a full hour before the coffin was conveyed to the hearse, business in Kingstown vas entirely suspended. Large I ...

... F S i !FOIEGTN TE£LEGRAMS. 1 4. (By Router's and Ordinary, Telegraph.) THE ATI'ACK ON PHELAN. New York, Saturday. Short, the mnan charged with the attempted murder of Phel:;n in O'Donovan Rossa's office, was to-day again brought before the police magistrates. Phelan gave evidence respecting the attack, sayingthat Short twiceI cried out Now I have got you. Phelan I also said that in 1883 he ...

... THI: LI MIf RICK NICHIT 1,WA'T'CIT. ?? )VZECC f'IFAT1. A~MR'r4C PAuLLJ.P. * oiAlITI~dyl; IVIl-ENCF,. RU Oa, c rc i.. Lrp l in-r-kSi-a. 'lihe in i; n th(x tn f tire Llartet it. Tt - t .,SI % the pn~pnsed a e ta 0 UtU 0ci-~~ a-u . ' ?? the [,'ccnt (in1 ip ira- w h (0to Li ?? I-t ilt the City WIN t~ Lorn nd.let- l - 11 1:'22 -_a, ?? iirnr 3inuit tilot a11-I tule ?? Tilhe. C *Yr -lacier allowe~d ? ...

... THE REPORT 1. ~ ~~ OF; TAE3 IRISH BOUNDARY COMMis- ?? SION. I ~ ~- _ ,. I Preemaa Special Wire) London, Friday. The report of the Irish Boundaries Commission ws, isrued to-dy. It is signed by Sir J Lasmbert, Sir F Sandford, and the three Commissioners who conducted tihe inquiries in Ireland. In addi- tion to a general review of the work of the Coln- missiou it includes rmaps and statisties o' ...

... I'E- NA3ING THE STILEETS. W :O THE EDITOR; ui turn inrEna. 3 50 Upper Sackville street, Feb 10. DEA1R Sll:-The Rev. Jolhn Ryan, I'P.1. 2,vew Inn, Cahir lihas a letter on this .aubject in the V,,CbelCt ' thi morning, in ivuid hle ulentions Iuy lalsin in a very uncalled for andl unfair man-r . dner. On Mlondrv wseek I suggested at the meet of the AMunicipal Council that a mere matter:. not (iet ...

... IP.ELLNDAND THE SEATS BILL. I ?? - 6 f ,,,prTATION TO SIR STAFFORD -NORTLHCOTE. etc 'By FreewewbA Special Wi-) j Loedon, Wednesday. tl T¶eday an important deputationc from the NorQ; of Ireland waited upon Sir S. Northcote, ! as hid residence in St. James's-place, London, with the object of impressing upon that right hon i z-tLe; the opinion they appear to have formed, th:,, the iedistribution ...

... DESTRUCTION OF THE DOOC FLOUR MILLS. I The fire which broke out on Sunday morning at Mesars Bro-ian and Son's Dock Flour Mills, Bar- row-street (full particulars of which appeared in yesterday morning's issue) was not completely subdued till a late hour last eveniog. To form a proper idea of the extent of the conflagration one should see the ruins in all their naked devns- tation. On visiting ...

... !, I lByY TEaL .AP E. FROM OUt CORRESPON- DENST.) ' t London, Friday. The ?? of to-day publishes the following most initeresting sketch oC' the life of the Very Rev Dr Wals ;. the Vicar Capitular of Dublin:- C'a-i a! MICabe died within the first few minutes of Wednesday morning, February 11th. mn tho afternoon of the following Friday, that is ! athuin the eanonical three days' interval, the ...