The daily witness, 23 juillet 1881, samedi 23 juillet 1881

[" \\\\ T\u2019^WF A.jhl.Vol XX.No.KiO.LAST EDmOii MONTREAL.SATURDAY, JULY 2:!, 1881 LAST EDITION.Peioc One Cent.N\"'< ¦ri'i 7 \u2022iirii'ii*i\"i,lilrii\u2018\u2019l< noo of tLo brllo\u2019» Y T mother, WtIUem Jiowmnn Dii., to i ^nllo UimiiR (' .ineron, of Compton, l*.« WAI.KKR\u2014WARD.\u2014At tlio ron'.denes of t'n brMo'E mother, on the 2Uth iniUni, hv the Itev.M.tic -.,* t.on.on Walt er, of So.ith Durham, ic\u201e t Loulaa W,tnl, of Melbourne, Quo.COIM.ILLK\u2019-LI.riCK.\u2014At St.I.iu, I*. uuehee, ami .Mlh» Jane Litter, of La^oileM, ArtteuteuO county, t^uo.V.i\u2019.ron «ntl Lachuto paper pleeie copy.RICHMOND\u2014UINDLAY.\u2014In tblaetty, on the 21at In-elnnt, by the Rev.Huyh Johneton, M.A., R.D., Thonina Richmond, to Martha, youngoet daughtor of thi '\"te Jamo* I'indlny, all of thiaeity.DIED.DUCAT.\u2014In title city, on the 2U.instant, Ellen, Infant ilnnghter of Jntnoa Ducat, ai;od 11 monlhs ami 21 day*.LYNCH.\u2014In thla city, on the 'Jlst July.John Lynch, aged 73 year», a native of County Kerry, Ireland.Funeral from AM Dorchester street, on KatnrUy 23rd Inet., at 2.30 p.m., to Mount Royal Cetrot .y.Hfil ISON.\u2014At Como, (iue., on 22ud it st., after a short illness, Edwin Kulhvon, youngest son of John E.M.Itodyson, aged eight eon mouths and (1'teen days.DKAUVAIS.\u2014In this city, on the 22nd Instant, Marie Margueiitc Irene, Infrnt daughter of I.A.Beauvais, merchant.Funeral to morrow, at 2 o'clo-V from 153 Lusignan st rcet.BIKNIE.\u2014Suddi aly, at No.1 Chapel ».oet.Peterhead Scotland, on Thursda», July 7th, Mr.John Birnle, merchant, father of A.W.Ulrnle.of this c'.ty, HALL.\u2014In this city, on the 22nd Inst., Margaret tiree\", aged 73 years, widow of the late Joseph Hall.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, the 23rd Instant, nt 4 o'clock, from her son's rsstdence, rear of 65 St.Maurice st, to the place of Interment, Mount Royal Cemetery.JOHNSON.\u2014At Albuqi-'que, N.M.on the 17th July, Thomas Johnson, fonrth son o\u2019 the late William Johnson, aged 25 yean and 6 months.Funeral a\u2019.11.30 r n> .tc morrow (Sitndty), the 2lth Instant, from St.Pauls Chu'3h, to Mount Ro/rl Cemetery.MYLAR.\u2014On the 22nd Jr\u2019y, at ot.IIilr*ro, after a painful illnojs, Wil\u2019lam 1\u2019.Mymr, of the County Wicklow, Ireland, In hit seventieth ye ,r.Funeral from Louaventu:o Station, on Tuesday, on arrival ot train due at noon, to Cote des Nelgrj Cemo-tcry.8TUF.T0N.\u2014Died suiMos\u2019\", at Indianford, Manitoba, on Sunday, 10th last., Samuel Stu\u2019ton, nTod 07, formerly f the city of i.Jehee, His oud was peace, CROSS.\u2014On Fiidar morning, toe 2\u2018-ud Ins», at 103 Br! Igostreet Naprw A'cxander Oab.rr, Infant ?on of Ww.O.M.Cros\\ English ardfeor *i p.:n plea«e copy.ADVERTISEMENTS.ADVERTISEMENTS.For (loon nnd reliable Furniture, go to King.UÔ2 Craig streo One < f tho best assorted stocks in tho city to select from.Prices Ix ing always tut cmh.Goods nro marked at a vo .smo'\tGo and see.\u2022'Tkaukkuy\" whitens the teeth likechastoned pearls.A live cent sample settles it.New and Hkchercue.\u2014The most oxnuisito little toilet gem extant for the teeth and breath is \u2022\u2022TeaboTTr.\u201d Samples live cents.W A S T IC.Is It not wilful wiwta to pay higher proa» for Oent's (« Mi a h w# ftpo hullmj» (burn nt t Fim INSTlXrK, M hy pay ,(5c for Men's Summer Haute Undershirts wneu you ran buy them nt 8.Car.ley « fur IPc, au I extra good onus at from 23o tî 27c ! C I Silk S »r;> made up In fa^donablo knots with long t nds, only 13(*.Eilk Bows from 5e.Meii'a Cotton t>oekt from 5e.«IKNTI.KdIKN, If you wish for tho largest vr-loty of flijt-c'sis goods in oi-*'' :to -u K'n-f et.*» at on Vonw to s m.\u2014i ua angutD-vor oi ino i laues Couor ' to b« bold tO-itivhB ?«.MdWcdUdU' niJth« a.T>\"Ki,VVU,\u201cEN \u2022'\"\"r »>y tho la«l ^itherlaud ,mT morn in g ThU l1 Brk1,1,, 6 T® i'rogrf \u2022 ng favor^y.H« was 'end 'erapom/cauios\t\u201c.VKllm rïfr\tÏV ' uufavorablo change\t\u2018 1 r,t rcf' b',t * \u2019 now >t on ball.N F Eyerything marked In plain tignree.tickets will bo loft on the goods.AH tho old Wo would esk intending purchasers to bring this Ust With them, and see that tbay get the reductions as advertised.Sl\u2019.M.MER UNDERCLOTHING S INDIAN OAl'EE SHIRTS, Bii.ioonkss, Indigestion, Constipation \u2014 all forms of Dyspepsia yield at onco tu a fow doses of Xoj'eto, tho now compound from Brazil.A ton cent sample proves D A Season Ticket.\u2014A gentleman who frequented it circus noticed among tho audlonco a boy who was sound nslcop every tlmo ho hap* poned to Lo in.Carious to know tho roason why tho iirch'n should resort to such a placr for somniferous purposes, our friond wont up ono evening and accosted him : \u201c My littlo follow, what do vou go to «h eu for ?\u2019 \u201cI can\u2019t koop awako.\u201d rejoinod tho boy ; \u201c it s a tonihlo boro to see them doing tho samo thing ovory Blgh* \u201d \"But why do you comof\u201d \"üh-I can't help it : I must come ; I havo got a so t-son ticket.\u201d Tho boy was very much liko thoso persons who purcharo what Is not pleasing, but having once got It, they cannot throw it away.An unsightly sot of furultu-e, for example, certainly must bo au eyosoro to a man of taste, while on tho other hand, \"n thing of bounty is n joy forever.' Every article of furniture made and sold bv tho Osbawa Cabinet Company, I 17 and -119 Notre Darao street, is designed to last long and givo lasting pleasure.JOHN MURPHY & CO., laronrans or NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS, 40J and -103 Noire Pnme at., corner .9, 1'rtrr, Would call attention to their largo an-1 well Mxorto«l at -ck of COTTON HOSIERY.La-lir»' Ralbrig^an II «.a.pin i uu«l elocka-I.at r\u2019l prie.-a.from 20c to 76c per pair, and In all «Le».Ladies' soif-colored Cotton Hole, In ecru, old gold, navr.m al.rar-Unul.mar-ion, fawn, silver grov and slate, at all prices, plain sn«l clockn-', fr>m 25c to SI per pair.Laides' Fancy htr.i-ed .tml «imuioidered Hose, in light, medium and dark stripes, all new go, from SO- to ilOc per pair.Men's Fancy Cotton Sock* In emlle** rarloty.Uoslry of Mil kinds.New good* and best v.Uuo at JOHN MURPHY A UO.'S 403 nnd 403 Nolrn Damn Hlrnrt, Corner of SL Poter street.Five pnvrnt I iarou.it for cash on nil pur» chrtsi-H over Onn Dollar.A large let of Washing Mohair for ladles' ro,tunics, worth 18c, Has been loducod f.r next week tolOepcr yar TEN CENTF.TWEED HOMESPUN.Boai.If at lot of American Treed Ilrmespux for lad'cs' costume:, wortn 21c, hvs been reduced to 10c per yan* FEN LENTA.FRENCH CAMBRIC.Spcc'sl lut of E'-ench Cambric has been related from £2o .3 10c p* yard.TEN CENTN.ENGLISH PRINTS.A large lot oi v do Fne\u2019Gh Pt.nt* big be:n reduced from 15:, 1C jk a* ! ISo to ICc per yard.S.CARSLEY.MONTREAL Sato commence* nt 8 o'clock.Marked SUc\t\t\t\tKuf\t35c.\u2022\u2022\t75c\t\t\tFor\t60c.\u2022\u2022\t«1.00\t\t\tFor\t76c.\tbalbrigoan\tSHIRTS.\t Marked\t1 «1.00\t\t\tFor\t76a \u2022\u2022\t1.25\t\t\tFot\t«< 00 \u2022\u2022\t1.75\t\t\tFor\t1.30 \u2022s\t2.25\t\t\tFor\t1.75 4\t2.75\t\t\tFor\t2.25 \tDALHRIOGAX\tPANTS.\t Marked\t«1.00\t\t\tFor\t75c.\u20221\t1.25\t\t\tFor\t\t«1.00 \"\tÏ.75\t\t\tFor\t1.30 \u2022«\t2.25\t\t\tFor\t1.76 \u2022I\t2.75\t\t\t\tFor\t2.25 INK BLEACHKD TABLE DA.VAHKF, In I\u2019, j-ari'% 2 yard*, a ad S'a yarls wide.Table KapVina In - \u2019'sand \\ Cr-'tnb Ciot'-s, in all sl/c\u2019.While Toilet 9 j'ltr, allslr.r*.While ana l o'or 1 Honey omb quilt- all sire-, White and Colore-I Terry qo'U*.Towglltncs of ever/ dr*c\u2019 ipt or Cotton Sheeting*, iu 2 yai.'s 2q yards and 2 >3 yards Wld#* Linen Sbratlrgs, In \u2018\u2018 yirdr.2q yr-d* and 2>a yard* wide.Stai a few v.de English Print; at Ce.JAMES A.OGILVY, ___________199 »T.A NTO NR .* TUEEF, LONN PRICES, New Goods, Gootl Work, at the\tCARPET WAREHOUSE.4M» ud 401 NOTRE DAME STREET.J A M RM II AYLI* »V SON.TyjARRIAGE LICENSES Issned by J.H.HUNTER.J.S.'1IÜNTER AND C.OUSHlNa Nota rill Publie, Commissioner* for all the Prorinooa.HERBERT 8.HUNTER, B.C.L., Notary Publie aud Commlaslonnr.1\tNo.110 MT.JAMB* NT rrUK OARPET WAREHOUSE.-1\t451» and «01 NOTRE DAME STREET.JAMES HAYI.1H iV SON.H ATS ! HjYTS ! DRAB SHELLS (Cork Lined), EXTRA UOHT FKATH EH WEIGHTS.WOODROWS\u2019 ZEPHYR HATS, PULLOVERS, in all the newgat gbadea.Mralrnn GNUM Hnmf eka, \tCARPET WA >0c per CARPET WAREHOUSE.rriIE OLD HAT EMPORIUM.\u2014 X Hats of all shapes, shades, *Lo* and pricei at COWAN\u2019S, Tho world's faahlons In Straw and Mack-Innw Hats.Fo-vttirrw-I;ht Fletlblo Uati.Silk and Pnllove.Hats.170style*in Feltcu about tho most snccctiful Sale wg have ever had.and \u2019Till leave Its mark In tho city, and ircvt speak volumes in laver of our gygtesi of conducing bn»l I-.OUR WORD.A firm's first nmh'tion aft w (ommenr'ng buainog] should be to co*i «ice tho public \u2022 (at -'le\u2019r word may be ih-pondcd npo- so that v ueu they advertise goda nt reduc'd n poplocande; -nd up- i bna-flde reduction- bel g mane.OUR SUCCESS.Our suee.*-s In bn*tn< 't I» due to the simplicity of the RTitein idopteJ, rnericT?c4 Judge of goods.Our | ricf i are -dic-iy* rijh: and our gods are «etc and /rnh.RIAN Y 81000.We ate saving our customert many thousands of dollars during the Cheap Sa'e, and ara l using la a la-ge amount of money, all o( which wo nod for tbo payment o* Cu«tvm House Dntles on row Fall and Wlnte-Stock which wl'1 s-'on commence to arris\\ KEEPING IT UP! Opr sale will be well kop* up nut\" the last of tho men ù.A le a q- -ntity of goods will be offered next week nt Jew -e p Ices th-.m ever.COME EARLY ! Sale commences every morning at F'OHT o dock.S.CARSLEY, 39J.303.397 AND 399 NOTRE DAME ST.Come earl in te week and buy largely.Tho more you buy tbo wore you iarg.Soaks maiksd \" (tpeslai Una) marked \" marked \u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022 (special line) marked 20c.For 25c.For 25c.For 80c.For COc.for 15c.ICc 20c.25c.35c.u\tworth 75c A bit.\t\t.For\tcoa m*ritcd\t\t75e.\t.For\t60c.\u2022\u2022\t\tb5e.,\t.For\tC6c.\u2022\u2022\t\tl»0c\t\t.For\t70a \u2022\u2022\t\t«1.00\t\t.For\t75a \u2022\u2022\t\tL25\t\t.For «1.00\t \u2022e\t\t2.25\t\t.For\t1.75 TIBS t TIES !\t\tTIES t\t\t TIct marked\t35C\t\t\tFor\t25a\t \u2022\u2022\tM\t40e\t\t\tFor\t30c.\t \u2022» »\u2022\t45c\t\t\tFor\t35a\t - \u2022»\t60c\t\t\tFor\t40c.\t «\u2022 \u2022#\t05c\t\t\tFor\t45a\t \u2022 \u2022\t\u2022«\t75c\t\t\t\tFor\t50c.\t \u2022« \u2022\u2022\t\u2022LOO\t\t\t\tFor\t75a\t 15\t\u2022\u2022\t1.25\t\t\tFor\t«1.00\t \u2022 \u2022\t\u2022\u2022\tL50\t\t\tFor\t1.25\t KS iroin $1,75 up, ut CARPET WAREHOUSt IVfAHRlkGE LICENSES i.vX\tIssrxt) sr ita.M.M.DUFF, ArcoMtant ansi CoanatUelhner FOfttAKlNO AFFIDAVITS.IIS Nt.JitiAesntwet (op oalte the Post OCse).*-'-\u2014¦sar^\u2014ywBw»ggB gailjj Witness.-A- ¦¦ SATURDiflr AFTERNOON.JULY 2.1, Î Alllhcabcvo goods are direct Importât'vn*.and all tbo very latest stylos.R.J.TOOKE, 177 ST.JAMES STREET, Store open every night till S.J0.Saturday nlffhts lill 11 o'clock.TODAYS TELEGRAMS, i cable.(,r£o Montreal Lint,) A \\OTIiJ8R NIHILIST TRAITOU.St.PknRriAtaG, Joly 23.\u2014A N'V'lIst has been fourni murdered in a c- metjry with his throat cut.The decea.cd wrs ineo-nmenication with thu j olfcc.When Ms brother Xlhiltbts d'scoverinl Ms treachery they tent a lo ter Inviting him to dinner.Returning at nlflit they as§a.«*inaU-d Mtn nnd cerried Me body to the cemetery.A Liter found on tho victim\u2019s body enabled the folice to make '\u2019nporlant nr re-.*.RACE POSTPONED.London, .mly 2.1.\u2014The rate between the Corpe'l and Vienna crews bas been post[ )ncd to 11th of August.MISSING.Loni on, Jtdy 23.\u2014Eleven Shetland Island fiab'ng boats have been miss'ng t-ln \u2022 tho yalo on Thursday.It is feared r'l rro lost.London.Tvly 23.\u2014It Is probable slxty-thrco I erf on* perished in the eleven missing \u2022Shetland fishing boats.UKA\\ Y LOSSES.Pap»*, July 21\u20147110 loL.cibvtho br-n'T-of the warouo.\u2019 e and othe.'buMdinfri lu Bordeaux amount*') irom 2,000,000 fr.to 3,000,-OC!) f.'.( Via Dominion Line.) THE AUS1R'AN REFORM BILL.L indon, Jr'y 23.\u2014A de p.?:h trom Mo\u2019-bou;iio*a\\s e'l the «,!fticu' es counrctjd ai'T tho KefounlMl at Vieiotia haveb a overroT»-comprumi,e ht'-\u2019\u2022»?b-)n o\u2018»tî,.d rn-l tl o l\"l p.*'f I EA RV K»U>KE SHOL pARir, July *23.\u2014V oient stocks of cr qur\u2019te havo bo«o f^\u2019t *\u2019''or\";hv it Sai orland.into consideration with the f .et that ho did not sleep so well oi on tho previous night soeins to indicate a gain In hi* f .vor.Nkw York, Jr'y 23.\u20141 lie Vim V Wa dilng-ton special says.Mr.lils'no w«# j oi .nlttu-l to \u2022 ?o tho ''re \u2018dent Thur-da.and »pent ten minutes with him.I Ms Is tho lir-t » islt ontoide of Ms family and profe ssion.'1 attendants-'nco the day \u2022 olio wing tho snoot'iR.The Pi )-i-lp*it, when informed of the oh ulou of Mr.Lapham.manifested no *ut piite, rn-1 rcmarke«l *hat ho was glad tho c mtîct was terminated.The \u2018/'til un.» Washingtart spe-c'al stat >* the phystciars *ay about t) o only dvnyer now tj ba a|iprehondod's tbo possible coni nuance of suppuration in (he President s wound too long, of which thoro are ro pre*ent indication*.\u2019I no physician- have a-snn d the Pr« (dent ho w '1 not ben cripple, nnd havo taken a hrx\\/burden off his rainu.Wasiiin(;ton, July 23, 10 a m., omcial.\u2014 Tho President was more restless last night,Lut this morning at 7, while preparations weru made to dress his wound, his temperature was found to be formal ; pulse, 92 ; temperature, 98.4; respiration 19.8.At 7.30 he had a ¦light rigor, in consequence of which tho dre-s-\u2019¦ of his wound was post[>onod.Roactiou fo\"owe(l promptly, and the dressing has now just been completed.At present tho ptilto la 1 IU, temp.101 : rc»p.21.Washington, July 23,11.30 a m\u201e nuofllc ah \u2014 Br.Boynton, who lias just come irom tho President\u2019s chamber, atlilbutas tho Ltiddeu > o o?the pulso end temperature to .oiro ob l-uc.lion in tho way of a iroo di char go of pus from tho wound.Symptoms of granulation were no.ictd along tho track of the ball y et to-day, and It ia possible this hcal'rir proco-s' goint on rt some po'nt comparatively nca- to tl>e ex» r-n .1 sut «'nee of tho body (lammed up thoquatuUv of pus iu the deeper part of the wound, and that tho chill ami iucroa od fever are to bo thus accounted for.The dltc^anre this morning, although p- rf( ctly normal aud healthy in character, wsa unu-uallv scrutv, which would teem to indlcat \u2022 that It* flow has M en in sonc way intei runted.'Ihochdlmen tione«l in tho official buMet'n conm- need about eight o\u2019clock ami lasted untM n^e.I>eing uu'to severe, nuise ranging up at ono tlmo to 110.At this hour tho fever is gradually disappearing nnd the jatlent'* condLion i* considered better then when tho bulletin was issued.Washington.July 23, 1.3Ü.\u2014The Pros! dents s\\mptoma aro a little inoro favorable ?hr-j at ti e date of tbe last unoffb 'al bulletin, but Ms condltiou is not materially changed.The »r*geont havo just telegraphed to Doctora Hamll in and Agncw to coma to Washington nt once for consultation.HEAVY LIBEL SPITS.DtNVKit, July 23.\u2014Two more libel suit* e' «100,900 es ih have bean entered against the rnLaneitythn mrnagara ot the Denver and New Orleans Railway.OBI T.New York, July 23.\u2014The P v.Dr.Abr un B.Van Zandt, Profe.«*or of Theology in the Reformed Semi raj /, Now Rn\u2019u»wl-\u2019:, N.J., died on 1 hur.day.THE LATE SENATORIAL 8TKUOOLF The election of Mr.I .pha)n » ji excited \u2019 ttle comment here.NOT HARTMAN.Tbo irin who at rived hero the o*her dav, i .aunposed by some to be Hai.man, tho fr roua N'blM»» prove- to be Hat.ramt, tbo NihilUt engaged in the W'nter Pe»e e plcf.He xaeka to tulae a fund to can/ on the plana of the Nl-bP's' » at home.A REMINISCENCE OF TUE I TNC0LN ASSASSINATION.Washjnotov, Ju't 2.1.\u20141 he foi'oalng dt ipztchea, never be ore pi Vxl were .mt by Die Hon.Edwin II.S» .ntoi ta Mr.Edwards Plerrapont aoon after tho av*M