The daily witness, 15 juillet 1890, mardi 15 juillet 1890

[" Voi.XXXI.No.164 MONTREAL.TUESDAY.JULY 16, 1890.I'kice One Cent.XolUtt c/UrlAi.marrVMjf and dtaths.^variably must U outuruil vith (It uam* andaddrtu mjir, or otkrrvUt no uotk* e*n tx taktn of tktm.Virtu and uttniUil obituary uoitcu art ekurytd for at nyuUr rout.B1KTB9.MONTK1TH.At Veidno, July Ulb.189U, the wife of J.A.A.Mooteith, of neon MAKKIKD.rOLLGCK- MoOUAT At the rotldeoce of the biMe* l>artuU, Hill Mend, gue , l.McOunt, E>i|.DIED.CKAld At hie rerldence, Htonehnni, Que., on Heturdny, tth July.1800, John Crnig, fermer, nged 69 yeare.UOUEKTHON At Vnnkleek Hill, July 8th.John Ruherteon, nierchnnt, nged IT yeare (1AW.\u2014At tirlglde, on the Utb lui, after n long end painful illnree, which he bore with Cbrietiou patience, John Harley Onw, nged 17.Bincurely and ilenerredly regretted.Interred at Weet Farnhnm.QAlir.HTY.At Hi Anne, on the 14th inei, William, eldeet eon of D.Unherty, Ee>|, contractor, nged 3i yeere and 6 montbe.Quebec and Ottawa pnpcre plenee < opy.Funeral notice Inter.HONK Y -At No.« Cntboort elreet, en Monday, the 14th Inti, John Bleep Honey, a nntlre of Oallington, near Plymouth, England, aged 78 yeare.Funeral Wedneedny, the 16th inei, at 3 o'clock, from hie late reeidence.to Chriet Church Cathedral.8MITH -At California, on June 25th, 1890, Norman 8.Bnlih, of Winelow, Canada, aged 40 yeare and 7 montbe.Iowa i>apt ri plenee copy.CAWTHOKN.In thie city, on the 14th Inet, of Canadian cholera.Henry Cawthom, aged 70 yeare.The funeral will take place frem hie late reeidence, No.44 Inrpector etreet, on Wedneedny, the 16th inei, at 2.30 p m , to Cote del Nul gee Cemetery.Frlt-nde and ecectfuliy iurited to attend without further notice W» »t Troy and Chicago pope re plenee copy.CAMPBELL.\u2014At 47 Cathcart etreet, Florence L Camp-l«ll, wife of A 8.Campbell.Notice of funeral hereafter, LYTLE -At Herbertfield, Hamilton, Scotland, on 30th June, 1890, Robert Lytle, commieeton agent, Queen rtreet, Qlatgowr.KELLY -At Quebec, on the 13tb July, 1890, at the age of 3 mon the and S daye, Joeepb infant eon of Joseph Kelly.ADVERTISEMENTS.Th* Bill Piano ie the fint erreat (ucoeae in piano making in Canada.Willi* & Co., sole agent*, Montteai.Wantip, Sioond Hanii Pianos and Oboanh of all etylen and maker* at C.W.Lindeay'd piano rocm*.2\u2018JCS 8t.Catherine street, os part payment for New Decker and Heint/.man Up* rght and Grand Piano Steamer ChairB, Folding: Cot Beds.Habitant Chairs and Rook* ers,Camping Furniture, Bedroom Suite, from $G,50 to $:tMAE JULY CHEAP HALE! ATTEND 8 OARS LEY'S ATTEND 8.OARSLEYH JULY HALE OF PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES H.CARSLEY.A>M Al.Jl EY « HEAP HAIE Î GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES LACK TRIMMED PARASOLS, 40 centi «1.50 LACE PARASOLS for 40 cent* H.CARSLEY.AVYI AL Jl EY «'HEAP HALIL EVERY UMBRELLA REDUCED CHILDRENS UMBRELLAS, from 23 cent* LADIES' BLACK UMBRELLAS.41 cent* 8 CARSLEY.ASM AL JI LY « HEAP HALE! PONGEE PARASOLS SATIN PARASOLS STRIPED PARASOLS FOR BARGAINS IN PARASOLS COME TO 8 CARSLKY S JULY SALK 8 CARSLEY.QLAPPERTON\u20198 SPOOL COTTON If other Thread» break OLAPPRBTOM'S won't If other Thread* ravel CLAPi\u2019KKToN'H won t.If other Thread* are knotty CLAPPERTON Hlanol.On Clapperton * Spool Cotton, Strength and mioothne** are combined, And ou a «Impie wooden tpool The bert of thread you find.¦ (LAPPEKTOVS HPOOL COTTON.S.CARSLEY, 11*3, 11*1, 176*, 1771, 1773, 1775.\t1777 \u2019 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, Teleyhone#\u2014Bell, No.2620 : Federal, No.565.\u201cCARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.JOHN MURPHY A CO.\u2019S AOVRKTIHMCET, OIK tlKKAT (LEAKJXtt iALfii Our July Hale ha* *o far l>een a thorough luooea*, ladle* l*iug fairly atlonUhed at the price* at wbteb we are iclllug genuine guod fabric* JOHN MURPHY A OO.NOTE OIU PUU'KH ECU PUISTH.Kngliah good*, fart culur*, new deaign*.Good value for 16c, 20c and 25e.All reduced to the ridiculotuly low pile* of 7c per yd.Thi* line In particular ha* taken away the braath of all our competitor*\t.JOHN MURPHY A CO.NEW GOODS, la all the leading ahadet, exquiiite dexign* Only 13e CASHMERE PRINTS, uniurpaaoed fir durability and wear.The cboiceetrhade*.Tlivrlcbeat pattern* The hert value ever handled.Mow marked at the fabulou* price of 15c per yard _________ JOHN MURPHY A OO.KETTEK HT1LE ! Our PRINTS, at 20c per y*rd, have been pronounced to lie the vety perfection of perfection Soft, rich coloiirg*.lovely ttnp.*, beautiful check*, chaining.Uoral draignt.\t.Ladle* tied the temptation to purchtie the».- good* right away when once thown.Simply Irreiirtlble.Come and tee them.JOHN MURPHY A OO.KATEENH! The quality of SATEENS *old thi* eeaion ha* been extraordinary, and it ba* been acknowledged by all that now here in the city wax to be *een such nu ex-qulrite ataorimeut of beautiful good*, of *uoh artlttio detigne, and at »iu« at., fo I77H Noire Dsiue al., Oppoaite Oartley *.The public are Invited to iuipect my large and varied itock of FINE HEW ROODS, nit own importatloo, at price* 25 percent lei* than any olner haute.ENGLISH PANTINQB, from *3 00 um SCOTCH PANTINGS, from |4 UO up.Will guarantee lit.or noiale AH work made on the premium.Guod* *old by the yariL Nocharge* for cutting BOYS' F'ANCY SUITS for sale.My owu make.L.LOEWENTH AL, 177H Noire Dame wtreet.\t1 J AMES A.OGILVY i SONS\u2019 ADVERTISEMENT.WHITE WEAK DEPARTMENT.Owing to the extmne LOW PRICES, we hxve been very bu*y In Ihia department, and a* we itlll have a large aiiortment left, we mean to tell at price* which will enoire a ipeedy «ale Jutt read tbeao tig lire*, and then give u* a call, and auk fur good* a* ad.vertlied.CORSET COVERS.15c each to 81.75 CHEMISES 20c each to |2 50 DRAWERS.2Cc each to #2.73 NIGHT DRESSES.63c each to «I 75 WHITE SKIRTS.55c each to #1 SO Children * White and Colond Drewe* in great variety and at terribly low price*.Alio a complete amortir.ent of Children\u2019*, Mitee*' and Ladle*'CORSETS of the bi-.t makea alw*)* on hand and at mederat* pricta.For the belt niiortmeiit of Dry Good* of every deicription and at lowed price* come direct to JAS.A.OGILVY k SONS, Wholesale anil Retail Dry GimmI*, 203, 206, 207 ST ANTOINE STREET 144 to 150 MOUNTAIN STREET.Bell Telephone.No.967.\tFederal 1650.CURLETTE, For Preserving the Hair in Curl AGAINST DAMPNESS.The Best Article Known, PRICE, 25| icg that f i>od and careful work may »tvure a ooutiiiuance and increaii* of pane Notices.Caxapa.y PKOVlXi k of tfryBBe, v District of Montreal.I gUPERIOR COURT.UNDER THE WINDING UP ACT.In the matter of JOHN JARDINE, Pelitiocer, \u2014AND\u2014 THE DOMINION SAFETY BOILER COMPANY, Limited, cf Montreal, P if , Respondent*.Notice is hereby given that on this day, I, John MoD Ustes.of Montreal.Chartered Accountant, was, by order of the raid Court, apjointol to be Liquidator to th?pro perty and effect* of the said Company in this matter Creditors are hereby notified to file their claims with rre, at my office, Fraser Buildings, 43 St Sacrament street, Montreal, within a delay of thirty days.Dated at Montreal, this 11th day of July, ISM JOHN MrD.HAI\\A.\tLiquidator Professional.RONZO H.CLERK, B.A., B.C L\u201e NOTARY PUPI.IC AND COMMISSIONER.I Koom 40, Hcroud f loor.n.VIPLf: 111 ILDING, Montreal.FOWLERS EXT.OF WILD Strawberry \" CURES CHOLERA CHOLERA MORBUS.COLIC.CRAMPS DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS.IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR CHILDREN and adults.Rely on This.Gentlemen, \u2014We have six children, and have relied on Dr.Fowler'» Extract of Wild Strawberry for the past twelve jear» in all case» of diarrhic a and summer complaint*, and it never fail» to cure.Mr*.ANNA ALLEN, Harley, Ont.JpiCTüRE FRAMES AND MOULDINQS.All the latest style*.DAVID II.IIOGH, tit» I'rnlg alreef.& F.P.CURRIE dr CO.IDO «.SKI VIST RTKI.KT, Montreal, Imporlrr of Dr.-tin ripe* (Seoirh), rorllund Cemt-ul, OBIKXKT Tor*.\tRoman Ckmrvt, * W*-T Ll.Nl.VOII,\tCjVNAPA Ccmrnt, *lu« Cover*\tWatvh Lime, Kikr Hllli E*.\tFlKSt CLAV.I\u2019LAsrmK or Paris,\tBorax, W lining, < hlna ( lay, MANUTACTCRERS OF H*»*»mer Steel Sofa.Chair and Bed Strikos.POSTER WORK DONE IN GOOD STYLE At Ihe \u201c Wllne»»M Offlee, i ;4mM 1 mm RBFORDS AQBNOIES.Donaldson link, WIlfikLY I.I.AKGOU RKHV'KK.Hailing from Montreal erery WEDNESDAY Mornin* 8H.WAHWICK.J.Ü00 too*.,.'V.»Jh Ju|/' Uiasgow Agenu ;-Donald»ou Bros , IMHLVinotju» *|.Thomson lîïTe.h A W 4'AMTLK-OK.Tl K P.H UK V IC E.VIA LONDON, Hailing from Montreal oa or about:\u2014 BA.OKKONA, 3,800 tons.ISth June.HS.UK KUNA.3,t0Ù ton*.10th August.Agents : Cairns.Young A Noble, Newcastle-on Tyne A^ fjow, Hon A Carter, 17 X**deuhall street, London, K U W.Thumsou A Hons, Duudee, Scotland.OSS LINE.LONDON SERVICE R Stlllng from Montreal on or about:\u2014 B.\tOUKAN\tKINO,\t3.600\tPuis.HH.\tNOKHE\tKINO,\t4.0U0\ttons.88.\tSEA\tKINO,\t4,000\ttons.London Agents; Wiliam Boss A Co.avenue,\tK.O.\t- 4th July.Uth July, ttth July.3 East ludls à BURROUGHS, jgURROUGIIS MAUKInTKKA AND SOLI*, itoka.Telephone No.15Î1.\tNo.U Place d Armes square.s.SOLOMON, MERCHANT TAILOR.16.71 NOTRE DAME STREET.Fine good* always oo hand.THE CONSTANTINOPLE FIRE.Cosstantikofle.July 14.\u2014Toe fire Saturday id the Stamboul quarter destroyed a thou-\u2022aad be ;se» and ruined cn* hundred and twenty five timber merehanta.It i* feared many lives were lest.SAN SALVADOR IN A STATE OF SIEGE.La LiBiBTad, San Salvador.July 14 \u2014Tae Government issued a proclamation to-day de-cianng th- ccuntry in a state of aiege.Pas* porta will be required to travel from one town to another.War ii immioenl with Guatemala.Nearly twenty tboaesnd treope are itationed alceg the frontier cn thia tide.On** H.BcitjtocoH* | tv, HaRBiitT BraRoron» MACU1REH, UET, SMTîTfilMITH, ADT04ATEA.BAKRISTEKA, 4c., Ac., Room Baakon Block 1(3 At.James street, Montreal.John J.Maclaou, Q.O.Srra P.Lest.B C.L.B.a Barm.B O.I^, Com r for Ont A.w Sana.B o.L.AJ3Z RICAN.THE LATE GEN.FREMONT.Waehinoton.July 14.\u2014The followicg oHer baa bees ueued by the Preeident \u2022 ftaccnri Mansios, Wagtlngtoa.July 11.ls(0.Tbs death of John C.Fremont, a major general cn ***\tb*» o* tA* army ef the United Steles, is an event calling ter some appropriate » x presalo o of national wvow of a rraufol appreclatler.of hU public service*.HU carter » a* full cf adventurous sod useful die over.\u2019 and cf devoted and conspicuous sen Ice, both in ddi aad miUterv affaira lis opened the p**«ee of tb* Rocky Monnte.oe and gave value to bis diacovtre- hv aldlag to rrmte an American state on the Paciflc Mosl ItJ*.therefore, ordered that the national ffsg ba dlsplayed at half mist upon all the buildings cf the Exscutive départaient* In this dtr antj after the fanerai mall have taken place.Bv Dmncnon cr rre Pagsioivr LUCKY BOY\u2019 MINERS.Lawdiu, Wyo.July 14.\u2014Phil Hor»cb and Snm Dario, agod 16 nod IT arapeetively, who bare been working three mining claims five hundred feel eonth of the famous Buckeye mine, mile* south of here, struck ore which nneayt from ?B,000 to IW.OOO per ton in free geld.This is the ricoest discovery ev»r marie in the territory, and minera hare started for the new field» by hundreds.LIGHTNING\u2019S FREAKS.A VniCAh S MAhTILLOCa IXPIKIUC*._I>C«A5oo, Col, July 13 \u2014 During a storm on Thurvdny, a number of men in a tte camp took refuge under svme pine tree* One of the trees was struck by lightning, wmoletely stripping it of its brncches nod splitting the truak from the top to within six feet of the toots, when the current left the tree and struck a Mexican on the head, rucn-Df dewn one side of bis face, over the shoulder, icross the brtajf, down one leg and cut through a shoe Tte upper part of his face was bedly horned and the c-urse of the currmt over him ws* msrked by a rei brand His c-othee were torn from him and the §o!e of the ib* 4 40., Mrtlll street POOR DOG Send his Owner a cake of THE \u201cHARRY LEWIS\u201d DOG SOAP and make him free and happy.THE AMHERST CO\u2019Y, Montreal J B.H.RICKABY CO., FAMILY (.BOffiRH ajrn MsTt iBirroK* or nton vxass coo Da, (3 BCAtEK HALL.Nor*.\u2014Waggon leaves every Salaria* morning at I 0 clock foe Loehloe DorvaL Valois and Potote Claire Liebig Company's EXTRACT OF MEAT/ For Improved and economic oookerv, use it for Hoiin*, SaiircH and Made IMsheK.In finvor in comparatA*,, and dissolves perfectly clear in water.Makes delicious Reef Ten and kupo in all climatt* lot any length of time.1 lb.equal to 40 Ibn.of lean beef.Only sort guaranteed geot-ine by J o slice Von Liebig and le»r* his signa lure in blue, thus : Boots and Shoos RAILWAY 8MA8HUP3.Buy.NiEcvnir,\tju«- i»._Tae i^»| , _ freirtt on the Louisville, New Albany aol T ADIES, GO TO CHURCH\u2019S, CKikngo Railway, while going down Smithville J-i\t30 OBABulLLBZ sqUARB, hill i'- day.collided with the nco-.mmodati >o\tFOK KID LA( R nHoi (, ki.ee.V\t.Hek aseommodation w*i 1 workinomkn, oo to church h, Q^tr.OlijnM A centr THE GALES TEMPERANCE DEPOSITORY, 247 Guy street, Montreal, TlLXrn nk NO.1966.w.MONTKKAL AND OTTAWA.Train* Leave Munnvruture Depot at tt.110 n.in.\u2014Arriving at Ottawa at 12 30 p m ft.OO p.m.Airlviug at Ottawa at 9.45 n in.?1r*tu \u2022\u2022\u2018jl\" »» Alexandria only on Canada Om^a AKtuliTio?Rall JS;,n\u2018 T,:\u201c\u201c ,t01\u2019* \u201c *\" Train* l.rnvr Olinwn.JJ.OO n.m.-Arriving K Montre*) at II 35 a in.\u20221.00 p.m.Arriviog in Montreal At 8 20 f> in Moruit g Tram (top.at all .talion, nu Canada Atlantia Railway.Evinlug Train Mbps only at Oasaelmau and Alexandria on Canada Atlantic Railway\t\u201c Boatnu Trains leaving Ottawa at 2 p ni and arriving at Ottawa II .14 a m will do local service both way, mo.MKFAl, AAD YALLKYFIEI.D.Trnlua Lrnte 4aiiaillnn I\u2019ltrliii\u2019, Wlml.or o.n\u2018\t.Hlrrrl Drpol, nl * .i *\u2022«\u2022\u2019 -Aniving at Valley field at II 30 a.m.9.13 pro \u2014 Arriving at Valle,il,.id at 7 Al p m._ .Train* krnvr YnllryltrDI.;,\u2022/.!! * n\u20191 A'ri*l»'» in Montreal at 9 45 a m.«LOU p in.Arriving In Montre»! at 7 65 p m.At ove Time Tables in effect Monday, June 30th 1390 Company\u2019s DUlrr.i:i«i hi.Jninr* street.T.c.ï.*it*,*u , Profile w a\u2018il4.\t\u2019Jy&r»0* *¦ >0 P-tn >BUMMITMOUNT u\t\u2022 Crawford H-m»e, 4 55p m .1 ortland 8 06 p m.Old Orchard Beach 9 p m W agner new Bullet parlor cars Montreal to Fabyana.(4.30 n.ni.\u2014Fnai Train, arriving m hi.Alban#, 10 60a.m., Burlington, li lüp m , White River Junction, 2 55 p.m, Boston (ila Lowell), 7 30 pm! .VBrki ,T|?.HPrto«BoIl>- 10 P m.Wagner New Uuffel Parlor Cdfs run lo Bocton 6 v?*?®\t,,M'*l\u2019*rrlv,\u2018,R»f.ilrvamlre 5 37 p m , Desriv teres 6 51 p m.Sian bridge 5 57 p m .St.Armand b 10 pm, Highgate Springs 8 20 j.m.St.>Vaù-r'orse Blanket* retail at wholesale pnoee.»4end your ord-r* by telephone or otherwise for repairs to Baddies and Harm*», or work of any kind.! wtil rend for It do It cheaply and well, and send It home whan finished Give me a trial, 1 guarantee laiUf action YOU CAN BAVE TIME BY TAKING THE CHICAGO FLIER, and money by ordering jour OFFICE STATION KR Y from THE BENALLMK LITII.FKINTINU iO.\u2019Y, 731 4'rnlg alrrrl, MONTREAL.JACQUAND PERE ET FILS.GENUINE FRENCH BLACKING.DAT ID KF.A 4 4 0., 30 HONPITAL STREET MGNTRRAL.pOR SALE, New 10 -1II HORIZONTAL ENGINE, with Automatic Cut off.two Pulley.Fly Wheel», and all complete ; suitable for factory.A bargain to Immediate purchaser.JOHN MrINTYRE.ENGINEER, 33 Bleary strrrt.Telephone, S63.G.PARKS, The well-known Photographe., has opened a new studio At 3*41 HT.4 A1IIEKINK HTBEEF, Near the English Catb.- Irai, and la n-iw giving h e per-sonal atteniion lo wgtomsr*.Telephone, No 4773 w.I.\tFPNWICK, (Member Montreal Stock Exsbaoga.l HTOI k BKOKEM, Btccks, Bonds, etc dealt in for cash or on margin.AOgKT I'O* J.\tn.Ml III.Ill T 4 CO., Commission Merchants, of Chicago Orsln, Pork.Lard, etc .etc .bought and sold for del v ry cr on margin.P O Box 613 Bell Telephone.1376.TJELAWARE à HUDSON R.R MIIOIITEHT BOTTE TO NEW YOUR, SARATOGA.TROY, ALBANY, PHILADKLPIIIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, AND ALL POINTS HOI TH AND EAST.Selected by Ike liovernmenl oa tbe Maat* real and New lark Mall Une.Traîne leave Montreal:\u2014 Ï-3* A.M.\u2014Dally exrrpi Mumlny, arriving Niw kork 8 M) pm.Dhawino Room C\\u ksal TO Naw VijOk.3.43 P.M.-Mgbt Exprès* ® 0rmDl1 Trunk Railway Uffioe* and it Uie Com^DDf \u2022 office, 143 HI.Jnine* alreel, Montreal.J.W.BTRDIC K.W.H.HENRY, Gen I Pass Ag !.\ta\u2014 Albany, NY.\tjo lag Ii UâMT nl, outrsal.Housemrnismiigs, &c.PATENT RED CEDAR CARPET FELT 28.W and 24 iurh*-» wide, In rolls of 50 yards War ranted pr of against moths and otbrr vermin, dampn***, t a vS'o ilrhuUterer for it Dont use any other.V «\".REID, Manufacturers, Quebec.D NMITH:Jh I A to .Agents.43 William street.Montreal I E.T0WN8HKND, \u2022 I .(Redding Patented for its Purilyi No 1 Little St.Anb in.- strrrt1 pn-osite hls o!d stand 334 Ht James street) CljKAl FALL BALK, lira*, and Iron Bedstead., s>0,,i*' \u2022\u2019tr.^.D,.7n\tBeds.Bolsters and {,ll*\u201cw*\tlatent Btewi Winder Woven Wire Bail ILIr.Wool, l ibre ami every description of M»ttrtWte-a.{««\u201cVîdîrM d^jriM1\" nltU,e ATt\u20190:,T Dali Téléphona WDYEN 33 IKK HATTBKNH 31AM F 34'TI KI'RH «11 HI.Jnnie* ,|.t near ti.T.K.alalUa7 ________Federal Telephone No 620./ 1AIiPFT LA Y ING, UPHUI^IKK Cleaned, Blades, ^\t_____ y>^._M_*ltrie»e» can be\u2019 return B Uers ete\u201e supplied aud i*-d aame roplled aud tat.Th,\t1,1 ^ V*4 >34_ü> }J,h%lu *irre»/ll years^wivb n*3\t*\u2022««\u2022«\"' Hepalrwl Order.» tended to personally Telsphon# No I7t«.Paints, OilB, dec.H.A.MILLER, \"Y^OOD ENGRAVINGS, ELEC'TROTYPf3'4« and HTKREOTYP134I DONE TO PERFECTION A4 the ** 33rlinr**M Offlre.JOHN DOTCALL 4 HON, \tMONTREAL.tPfiT*c^i PROF.HI 3ITEL H.«RANT, 1st Honors Diploma, Ophthalmic Colle**, N.Y.Spectacles and L)eglaiits fitted In the sight by new and scientific n ¦ tb,.-!s\tKj.-* caref illy and delicately tew*.*l No extra charges Difficult optical work and oculute prescriptions eiecuUd exact Telephone 4824.HENRY «RANT »t NON, Ophthalmic Opticians.72 BEAVER HALL cor DORCHESTER BT HOUSE.SIGN AND WINDOW SHADE PAINTER PAPER HANOb.lt AND DEOORATOK Gii.mno.GKAiiriKa OLAZiva, WnmwASBtiro, he.1996 HT.OATHRRINR HTREET E T.HOUGHTON, 93 BLKtTRY STREET Dealer ta Hardware, Paints.DU*, i\u2019alan, illaaa, llruahea, 4c.Room and Office Painting, Paper hanging, Oalsomla-In*, he , promptly attended to.Ratl-n.teia fneulahed GRACE, 51 University st., Honse and Sign Painter and Paper Manger.All order* promptly attended KEKPB IN STOCK ABPINALLH h DEVOIE ENAMEL PAINTH.As also an assortment of Prepared P.loU ready for us* V«ld and Plain Wall Paper*, 3yindow Maas.Mae.Paint Kria.hr*, Pnrl.iireen, Rnl.oinlne and YarnUbe*, _____Which he sell* st the Lowest Market Prloo*.JAME8 KIMRKR 4 SON, TINTING.PAPERING.PAINTING, 4^ Est (matei giren for new work 5 Met.ILL C OLLEUR A VI .M F, Bs'l Telepbon* 4121.\u2019 » Tuesday, July 15, 18&0.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.3 THE WANDERING JEW El/OENK BUE\u20198 the oflice door in time and to spare.Every noon, after eating the luncheon so carefully prepared for him by Mutterchcn, and taking a s iort stroll about the block to stretch himself a bit, he would return and opted the rest of his hour's nooning, talking and listening to an old negro woman whose small fruit stand was located just under the eaves of tho Willow Sc Willoughby building.Many a shiny apple or orange or banana, to be taken home as a treat for Minna, had he bought from this same old woman.Ttnd many a helping hand had he lent in re arranging her stock in trade or in unravelling the tangled snarl, of her cash account,\u2014literally asnarl, asit was kept by tying knots in a cord,\u2014and tho old negress soon learned to look upon him with far different eyes from those with which she regarded most of his species.\u201c You know, honey,\" she would say, \u201c you done got some bringing up and they aint.You jess knows taint right to plague a poor old woman like me.\" Si?mouths had passed since Ernest had taken his first step into the business world whin one morning lie was sent on a very important errand.\u201c Now lose no time, my lad,\u2019\u2019 said Mr.Willoughby, after giving the necessary directions.\u201c I must have the reply to my message before I leave the otlice, and I must leave here in time to meet an engagement at eleven o'clock.\u201d (To fts Continued.) THE \u201c I WILLS\" OF SCRIPTURE.COMPII.KD BY M&.S.X.II.RIUIIKS.Tuesday.July let, cod\u2019s liorsa A IIOUSR or i-kaykr.1 will not give sleep to mine eyes, or slumber to mine eyelids, until I find out a place for the Lord, an habitation for the mighty God Jacob.I\u2019aatin cxxxii.4.f>.Mice house shall be called an house of prayer for all people.\u2014Isaiah Ivi.7, The Litti.k Gihi.who declared, when others were talking about being \u201ctee total\" in their temperance principles, that she was \u201c cider total,\" was wise in her generation.Hard cider drinking is a slower way to drunkenness than whiskey drinking, but, if persisted in, is as sure a way.The Neic Jln'jlarul Farmer tolls of a cider crazed drunkard who killed his aged father, tried to shoot his aunt, then fired tho house and put a bullet in his own head, in a village near Westfield, Mass.Tho young man \u201chad squandered his father s money, abused his wife till she secured legal separation, and had for months quartered himself on his suffering parent, while ho kept soaked in drink.\u201d It is a good thing to lie \u201c cider total.\"\u2014F.x-amintr.Business Cards.WHEN TIRED AND USED UP THE BEST FOOD TO TAKE IS \t \t B J irJ & EKKK I) I» P w w w\tI\tE\tK\tAA\tD D\t.1 w vv w\tK\t1.\tK\tA A\tD \u2022 D\t! 1 w vvw\tKKR\tL\tKKK\tA A\tD\tB\t: 1 vv vv\tE\tr.\tF.\tAAAA\tD\tD\tII w w\t¦\tL\tK\tA\tA\tD D\t» V V\tEES*\tLLLL\tRK.EE\tA\tJ\tDDD\tII LET\tTHOSE\tWHO CAN\tTRY TO FOLLOW\t\t\t TTTTT T T T T T I II\tIf\tFJCER\tKEEK\tMN NM\t\t\tP P\tp\tii\tR R R\t\tKEF.E II\tII\tK\t8\tM\tN N\tM\tP\tp\tii\tR\tK\tK II\tII\tk\tK\tM\tN N\tM\tr\tp\tii\tK\tK\tK II ItllII\t\ti n\tKEK\tM\tN N\tM\tpp\tp\tii\tIt R It\tR\tEKE II\tIt\tK\tK\tM\tM M\tM\tp\t\tii\tU\t\tK II\tII\tK\tV.\tM\tNN\tM\tp\t\tii\t|\tK\tK II\t11\tKEEK\tEKKK\tM\tW\tM\tP\t\tii\tR\tK\tKEEK Ol U It* cttj of Aut«r Mrr BBSA1B 8TARX REEFKR.thp CotMrt In T*nr% Nott LU room, acaunnced for Tuaeday.15th inrC, t* POSTPONED until Tnrrdny.TMh laal.The Band w.L mayt for practice on SATURDAY are C( instead of Monday B.J.TBEEM iN.DUtriet Chief Templar ADVERTISEMENTS.pHAETONS AND BUGGIES Will b* sold for tha next few weeks at a OI*r#nnl of >\u2022 percent ON CATALOGUE PRICES To make ronsn for making up of new t'oci (aUlAcnra aral on appllrailon.RXPAJR1N0 OF ALL KINDS DONE AT SHORT NOTICE CT (BANTU CABBIACE (Limited ).TA3 Craig nrc.wo.R Sparhani Flrr«prool Roofing Cement Ca.The 8 par ham Cement Roof is the only roof thst has firm perfect satisfaction and stood ths test of our climats for the past twelrs years.AU ether cement roofs bars been failures.ctrnoN.Yhe Sparham Cement Company hereby warns ths pqb o1 ^4ln5.* ^ oemeru except- the oriflnal-Flre-proot Roo-ny Ce mac t, patented and manufactured only by thamaslrsa.The Sparham Company warn, tha publie aealnrt all pen; rets nerd by iLSeeenl roof era\u2014oalled Sparham\u2014as being spurious.Tte only roofers In Montreal and rldnlty who are sup.pl.ed with tha real article and patented by this Company art Maasrs.CampbeU A Co., the agenu In MontroaL (IT ARANTEE.AU roofs laid by Campbell A Co bars thr guarantee of the Sparham Company, which has \u2022SQ.M capital pa«l up \u2014a substantial guarantee\u2014not on paper.Boon.Roofs laid In Montreal with our cement TEN TEARS MTO are ts good to day as when laid and bars had no repairs For further Information and testimonials apply bead Office, XS Bt.James street.Monterai C.L.MALTBT.Aer.-Trea*.Agent* appointed throughout the Dominion and ths United State* Great Clearing Sale BOOTS AND SHOES.Haring to VACATE the Premise* actually occupied ty the 1st August next, to mais room for a NEW BUILDING.I wiU SELL MT ENTIRE STOI la.COMPRISING IIO.KO WORTH OF Bunt* and Hbort, At COST.In fact, no reasooabl* offer refused.It must b* sold.CALL AND.SEf: FOR YOURSELF THE (.OLDEN KTAR.117.Ut.131 MrCIII slrrrt.HT.ANN S MARKET SIDE.H A PELLETIER, Proprietor slrrrt.r||y.J^EFRIOERATORS.\u2022?ME NEW PATTERNS JEST RE4 Ell ED, CALX, AND SEC THEM.BsrtD Mar.Palarr.*Lr., Rr., Br Trig «rata ru.LEORCE W.BEED.maad 7M CRAIG STREET MONTREAL.FfDERAL TELEPHONE COM- PAN Y (LuBitedi Ts an Whom it tr^y Concsrs.Notic* u hirebygifeu ?f * w M-.KEAN u an l#erw aulhoeirad to cot lent eecrcuate for the Fadernl Te^phoce Cwcpany ( limited l fMlf thorn person* who hat* a orrtitcate.with tha Compnni ¦ *ml set tier*™, ar.d who ars tharnn named arstAa anthorlrod eollacton of tha Company A.H OAKES.Acti og Secretary Tm* : rer MoatreaJ, IJ»h Joly.UM.TOIi.V BROWN.\u2014This person wa* \u2022P A PPRFNTICED IN KM AN MHIP rMITIf TO a Mr.akStallf.lifj.of OUEBE/;.Lower f.'^ada If Be o.in cas r-f (.a death, any of hia rapraiwntad.aa w.l enmw.w.mv* with the icdersignad they will hear ,f \u2022omeihi- g to their advantage |a(Af IDOKR.aoba A DINS, aallrllar*.*» \u2022 \u2022>* C«,li;r.BEMTOL ENGLAND ÇJ0BBAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, MAsrrarrt acat *ax, mroarsas or ETNE ABT NPEMALTIKS.Mantel Mirrors, Manldlngs, Flrinrr franirt, Rallan Norrlllra, Hardwood Pa.lei Mantel.Palming.Oser Manirlt, II* MrCILL HTREET.PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY {COMMENCING ON SATURDAY FIRST Î00V\u201c\"\u2018»« '5.0,1,!k Ht* wimmrr.our Office and Storr will fa ckaed al 1 p m Saturdaya BRODIE A HABTIE.FLOUR MERCHANTS Bieury street Telephones\u2014Bell.1)8 FMeral.tn AIM KRTIMINU K ATM.DAILY WITNESS \u2022'I»* |ln*t and upward*, Ido par Una Contracts on farorabts term* WEEKLY WITNESS, WUh largo typ.or cute, tUo imr Hue.Oue-thlnl ro-duc I Ion If *00 per annum, wrnt on to tbe finance a* did alto tbe Police Committee'* report for an Inspector of Moral* at $1,000 per annom.CARILEBfl BLAHTINO ALLEGED.The residents of Outremont petitioned against the reckless blasting at tbe corporation quarry The corporation had already been asked to take more care bnt without effect.The^ieople wers afraid of being killed.Tbe corporation, while it could pay for damaged property could not re store life.-Referred to the Road.J^ORTIJKRN FIRE ASSURANCE COHPAXT or LO^DOY.(Spllal A Arrumulalnl Fnmti, *1.',\u2018Ml*,,OOO.KOKEBT W.TYBE, Msaa«er tar Canada, 1738 Noire Dame street.A NEW INDUSTRY.Under the above heading F.I).Curtis, a noted agriculturist of Utica, N.Y., write» an article in the Country dtnUtman of May 1st recommending the farmers of the Northern .States to grow hemp.It is a product which is easily raised and for which there is constant demand.There is a prejudice among farmers against growing flax, 'because it is hard ou the land.This is owing to its abundant seed production.Hemp does not yield so much seed and is less exhaustive than flax.Mr.Curtis recom mends that hemp be sown on a clover sod, which should be turned over In September.At the proper time the ne xt spring, the hemp should be sown broadcast and lightly har rowed, i he same land may be seeded to rye in the autumn, and in the spring following, with clover again.Ths great difficulty in the way of grow-ing hemp heretofore has been the expense of breaking the hard, woody fibre, so as to reduce the product to small balk for easy and cheap transportation.This difficulty has been overcome by the \u2022'n-\u2018 vention of a machine which will shortly be desetibed and illustrated iu a report CONTRACTS DIH0CH9ED, The Acting Mayor waa authorized to sign contracts with A.Depatie for amusements at 8t.Helen's Island, for a public bath at Hiohe-laga, and with Mr.John Darker and John Sheridan for sewers.A contract for granite cmV'stone with Mr.Jas.Cochrane was then brought forward for the Mayor to sign.Aid.Rolland demurred.There was a difference of price between the contract and the estimate.ALD.I'BirONTAINR TO THE HEHCCB.Aid.Prefontaine\u2014There is nothing to show that.The estimate was $1 35 a yard, and the contract is only 85e.The Acting Maye r\u2014Tbs Chairman of Finance is right.This report should be on the orders of the day, anyway.I have made myself acquaint-rd with the law.Aid.McBride\u2014Next meeting.AID.t'RtrONTAINE OBJICTS.Aid.Prefontaine (to the Acting Mayor)\u2014I beg to differ.If you persist in declaring me out of order I shall appeal from your decision.This question was raised by yonrself as an alderman and decided against yon.If we had to place everything on the order* of ths day it wonld take a year to give ont contracts.Aid.McBride\u2014It the award more than the \u2022 pnropriation ?The Acting Msyor\u2014Yes, it is.Aid.Prefontaine-No, The curb was esti mated by the C.ty Surveyor to oust fl .25, Aid, Villeneuve\u2014Then, horstimated it d Aid.Prefontaine\u2014Ye*.Aid.Thompson\u2014That's only the cost of the stone.THE ACTING MATOR SXPLAINH, The Acting Mayor\u2014This should be in a shape to admit nf investigation.It has been the custom to award contracts without any investigation.fie bad raised a point acme time ago that this was illegal.No special buun'si could THE AOTIKG-MAYOR\u2019S WARNING, printed in last night\u2019s Wttnett, was read by the City Clerk.\t' Aid.Thompson rote to a point of order, and Aid.Brunei asked, \" Who wrote that ?\" Ths Acting-Mayor\u2014I\u2019Jl tell yon.I did.A POLITE REMONSTRANCE.Ald- Rainville\u2014We are glad to hear you but it might be better for you, as Acting-Mayor, not to say so much or take part in discussions from the chair.Cries of \u201c Adjourn.\u2019\u2019 The Acting-Mayor said he had the right to address a document to the Council, and read from the charter to that effect.Aid.Rainville\u2014Oh, I don't object.Tbe Acting Mayor\u2014I don't want to debate, bnt where anything occurs of interest to the Council, I deem it my duty to communicate lACtC.Th,?înp,0D\t*>'» point of order.I he Read Cbairmsn\u2019s speech was ont of place: so was tbe Acting Mayor's.RIFEBRITJ TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.Aid.Holland moved that the contracts for paving be referred to the Finance Committeo for further consideration and a supplementary appropriation granted, if necessary, and that the contracts be tbe second order at next Council meeting.» AW.Jeannette supported the Acting Mayor, » w ltne.nT8 urffed °*l>fci°n and a little delay, Aid.McBride consented to withdraw hit \u201cnext meeting\" in favor of Aid.Holland's motion Z0®6 more t*lk\twas called, Aid.Prefontaine then agreed to let Aid.Hollands motion carry, calling out \u201ccarried\" with all his might, which was re-echoed by Aid.Brunet and other supporters of Aid.Prefontaine.Several of tbe Conned and all the contractors rose.There were calls \u201c to adjourn.\" Aid.Brunet asked if the Mayor intended to cad a meeting of that Street Railway Committee.The Mayor said he did,\u2014this week.the pcblic cot:YEN!snob.Aid.Martineau moved that the Street Rail-*\u20227 *\ttaka into consideration the 30th order,\u2014\u201cto nquest tbe Company to lay a track on Papineau avenue.\"\u2014Agreed.Aid.Tansey gave notice of motion \u201c that the \u2022trip of land owned by the Water Department and bounded by Grand Trunk.Mullins, Napo-Iron ami Ropery streets be converted into a public park.\" MONTREAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.CLOSING EXAMINATIONS FOB 1H[K), The Montreal Business College closed on T riday after a very ¦ueceaifal year.The indi-isual method of instrnotion is largely adopted in this institution, and each student is placed on exsmination as soon ss he has completed the course.The following are the results of the examination* at closing.Intermediate.\u2014Joseph Ijeclaire, J.h.Lamarre, E.Aumond, E.Paradis, A.I ultra*, Mary Louise Karch.Dollie Wal.ter, A.Dootre, N.Langalier.Z.I).Bonrbonnière,W.I- abien, Alfred Small, John Bell, K.J.Smith, J.Doody, U.Vigeant, Mamie Lawes, Geo.n\u2019\tK,,e|yn Owens, Gretta McCulloch, A.Leblanc, F.Desaulnier, P Archambault, la W.Beard, J.Vigeant, Wm.Gray, Peter Feeney, K.Bigouin, Geo.K.Z*\u2019 1>,vid Cochrane, Lizzie Ross.W.Gillelan, J.«lessor, Raoul Claude, Alexan dnna Lavigne, Choiteul Matte.G.W.Gardener, Oœer Lwiviere, W.F, «ahotield, F.A.Hhaw, H.Beylis, A.Nadeau, J.M.De Re-pentigny, J.Dugas, R.Mandtield.Graduates-Kra «tackhoure.Minnie Heelan.Tho* Morrow, Win Oliver, John A.Rice, H.G.Gazeley, Wm.Wylie.J.K.A.Lefebvre, ^ A7,WOr*.h'Jl0Dr* timer Huthrrland, Wm.McMartio, Raoul üohier.F.r\u2019\" oîVe*\"\u2019 A- Ouimet, A.Desmartean.J.Ç.R.Castonguay, Jas.Adam, Ernest Bolton, Ufo.r>lcb.It Will be generally regretted that Mr.Heo tor Buie, B ü L , of tho Business College, baa been fatd up and is suffering severely from a se-grippe, which left him very ill, and from which he is only low rallying at his home in Ontario.i dearer?ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS.: coon yesterday Wm.Audley, a cabman, while driving around the corner of Stanley street on to 8t.Catherine street, came in contact with a coal cart and was thrown to ths ground, breaking his leg.He was taken to the General Hoe-pital.Ths ambulance waa again called out at 2 30 to the wharf for a Polish Jewess, who had been prostrated by the heat.About 4 o\u2019clock it made a ran to the corner of Maple and Roy streets for a it an who had cut his foot severely with an sie.An unknown man, supposed to be an English immigrant, who had failrn in a tit at the corner .f Dorchester and St.Monique streets, was the occasion of another run about 'J o dock.3 eetsrday afternoon Coroner Jones held an inquest on the body of a man named Hamilton, who, on the W:h inst, was drowned by fallinv into the river from tbe steamer \u201c Oxenholoas\u2019\u2019 A verdict of accidental drowning was rtturaed.NOTES AND NOTICES.Kvfrt Bottle of Dr.Harvey\u2019s Southern Red Pine lor eongb* and colds la warranted.tmmmmmmr I \u2022f Tuesday, July 16, 1890.THE MONTREATj DAILY WITNESS, THE MINNESOTA CATASTROPHE.TUB WORK OK THE TERRIBLE CYCLONE TOLD BY EYE-WITNESSES.iilAHTUBNDINQ M0II)BNT8.LakbOitv, Mina,.July 14.\u2014Oorpor.l B.L, Pwrry, of St.P.u), »»w the wreck of the \u201cHe.Winn\" 1mt night .nd »t onoe hMtened to the ¦pot to render Meiatence.Kinding * men aUnding near about on the ahore he Mked to be taken oat to the overturned ateamer.Whan the man refuaed Perry threatened to kill him unleoa bia < r lera were obeyed and with the help of hia unwilling aaaiatant he aaved the livea of fifteen or aixteen women.Adjutant-General Mullen raya the man hM earned a commiaaion.From early morning a patrol of row boata waa kept np all over the neighborhood of the wreok looking for bodiea.Several were found on the way iMt night, and a email boy waa found floating and yelling three milea down the lake from the diaaater.Battery A, of St.Pant, kept a oannonading during the day trying to raiae bodiea, bat without auoceaa.BBLIAHIKO THB BODIBfl fftOM TUB WBKOK.The little ateamer \" Wanderer \" tried unanc* oeeaially to pall the wreck apart, and then the \u201c Ethel Howard \" came up the river, and with the aoaiatance of the \u201cLaella\" palled apart the frame of what had been the top of the ateamer.The \u201c Luella \" then pulled the \u201c Sea Wing \" up out of the water releaaing three bodiea, one woman and two yoang men.Alice Palmer, of Trenton, waa one of them, but the two men have not been identified.Thia makea a total of (if) bodiea now identified.It waa stated thia afternoon that to keep the water out of the cabin and to keep the people under shelter Captain Weathern had looked the door of the cabin.If thia is true it may explain much of the loasof life, although the loaa would still have been great.Estimate» vary as to the total number of dead, There were over two hundred persona on the ateamer and barge when they started to return to Red Wing, very few remaining behind on account of the storm, although many protested against the proposal to ateam up the lake in the face of such a gale aa waa then blowing.Of the whole number it ia known positively that about fifty were saved.More may have escaped bnt only thi* many are known at this time to be eafe.That would leave about 1Ô0 victims of the disaster, but everyone hopes the number will not go bevond 125, A good number are still in the wreck, and a great many are in the bottom of the lake where the gale first struck the steamer, but just how many will not be known for rome time yet.During the morning a systematic patrol of the water over which the hulls had drifted after being firat struck by the £ale bad been kept up by citi/.sns of Lake lily.After the last bodiea bad been taken from the wreck, Adjutant-General Malien preeaed into service all the rowboats within reach, and with four soldiers in each boat began late this afternoon a thorough dragging of the lake all about the scene of the disaster.No bodiea were found late this afternoon, and at dark the search was abandoned for the day.Dynamite will be used in the morning.bots\u2019 stbcgclb fob Lire.Thera were a good many who made use of the life-preservers, bat probably none had as good and as much use of them at Robert Adams, the the 17-year old son of Dr.Adams of Lake City, and another boy whose home is in Red Wing.They secured three life preservers and were in the water six hours before being rescued.Young Adams coaid swim, bat his companion could not.They had tho good eense to tloat quietly and not attempt to tight againat the waves to the shore.During the time they were in the water, from !» to :i, they were buffeted by the billow» and blown hither and thither by the gale.They first drifted about a mile dowo past the town and then a change in the wind carried them ap the river to Frontenac, aeven miles from here, where they were rnacued by Dr.Kain and party, atill alive and well, but considerably the worse for their hard experience.TIUB Or THE AOOIDINr.Knute Peterson\u2019s body was found about a mile np the shore.The watches on the other bodiea bad stopped at from rt.15 tort.ilO, showing nretty accurately the time of the wreok, but Peterson'* watch had kept going for aome three hours in tha water and stopped at 11.30.Major Fitzgerald, surgeon of the regiment, who bad charge of tho hospital oorpj, and alio of the arrangements for handling the bodies, says death wa« very quick in every case, and thero waa scarcely an evidence of any struggle on the part of the dying.Neither had the bodiea any marks of injnry upon them.Tho fact that the militia were within easy call undoubtedly resulted in the saving of many lives.ECENfb AT THI MOBGUS.Rbd Wikg, Minn., July II.\u2014It is probable there are yet fifty or sixty people missing in addition to tho list of identified dead.It is thought that all of these are in the wreck,which lies otf the point near Lake City.The undertaking establishments here are crowded with friends of the dead, and many oases of prostration have occurred.Busine»s is completely at a atand still.John Gorkin, wife and five children, comprising the entire family, are among the dead.\u201c Rad\" Mero, a brother of Charles Mero, an insurance agent of Minneapolis, and his entire family were drowned.They went down wrapped in each other's arms and were picked up ia«t night floating together in the embrace of death.The «cenei at the morgue are simyly indescribable.AN BTB WITNESS\u2019 ACCOUNT.Mrs.Dr.Kachns, a daughter of Mr.Good, who was au inmate of the Good Cottage, which was destroyed at Lake Gervais, tells the follow ing story : \"All our family were in the house waiting upon company.We noticed tho storm approaching and some of the household sug netted that we should go into the cellar.My husband and I were standing at a window, while the others were scattered around the house and all suggesting some place of sscurity.After a lew moments tho great spinning cloud reached thecentreof the lake and I saw the water divide and overflow the banks some forty feet.As t>apa was looking out thedoor hesa w the trees near the Mnllanch cottage crash beneath the whirlwind ; then Mullanch\u2019s cottage was swept away, and then our barn was blown broadside against our house.Just at this time roy husband threw me bodily down the cellar stain and I landed in the potato bin.Then he threw Mioa King, and Mr.McPherson jumped after.My husband then tumbled down and called to tbs others to follow.The building crashed in upon us and then portions of it were hurled skyward.Trees were blown by and a huge ice chest fell into the cellar and pinned ns all down.As we lay there in the painful refuge we heaid the Hchurmeir honte crash and scatter timbers in all directions.For fifteen minutes the timbers and furniture of both boutes were hurled about the site of the houses.After our releMe from the cellar we began looking for members of the household.We found them scattered about Minnie Mms lay in the road, her head cut and her mouth b'eeding badly.Carrie, her sister, was pinned under a tree and I guess the girl is hurt internally.While I was dMhing through tho mud I ran across the body of George Miller, dead and mangled.His wife also was bnried beneath tho wreck and hurt Suite badly.Mrs.Hastings and her daughter telle were badly bruised, and Mrs.Havings will lose the sight of an eye.\u201d THE POWIB or THE 0YOL0N*.A correspondent, who went to the scene of the diiMter, Hays : An iron pump and abont 25 feet cf iron pipe were torn from a well in front of the ADVERTISEMENTS.SURPRISE ! It is indeed a Surprise to all who have uied \u201cSURPRISE\u2019 foap, First\u2014That they can do so much with so little labor ; Second\u2014That it does not injure tho finest fabrics or tho most delicate hands ; Third\u2014That the clothes are always sweet and clean and snowy-white\u2014not yellow ; Fourth\u2014That such an excellent article can he sold so cheap ; Oil DDDI OCT 8°aP is guaranteed to bo all we claim for it and has given entire satisfac- tion wherever used, Try it.i j\tI i t£e illrectiODi ou -LD-Hj-iini-J-) the wrapper.THB BT.CBOIX SOAP Mrbove lines I shall sell for SIX DAYS ONLY, commencing MONDAY, July 14th to 19th, at 20 PERCENT discount for cash onlf/.Under no circumstances will the goods be sold after the above date at discount prices.2337 and 2339 ST.CATHERINE STREET.GRAND REMOVAL SALE.ON ACCOUNT OP THB WIDENING OF NOTBK DAMP.STREET, WT HAVE DECIDED TO HOLD A CItAM» 4'LEAHIÜtl MAL»: O»' BOOTS AND SHOES PBBVIOU8 TO REMOVING TO OUR NEW PREMISES, No.17 (IIABOILLKZ MQUAHE\u2014Next the lire Mt.-tll»it, We will offer our immen*e utock ol HOOTS and SHOES at price» ocrer before heard of in Moatre*!.Thi» I» a genuine Cheap Bale and present» an opportunity of securing a supply of really good Good», at prices below those charged elicwhere for cheap shoddy goods.UONAIN»: UIOM., \u20181031 anil 30(SI> Notre Hume street\u2014t'hnltolller.square.JMIE MONTREAL GAS CO.Notice is hereby giren to holder» of the New Stock that FIFTY (50) PERCENT has been called in and will lie due and payable at the Company'» Office iu instalment» os follows 10 PERCENT 15th July instant 10\t''\t15th\tAug\tnext 10\t\"\t15th\tSept.\t\u201c 10\t*\u2022\t15th\tOct.\t'\u2022 10\t11\t15th\tJany\u201e\t1391.1.F.Kt'KIVKH, Manager and Secretary Montreal, Sth July, 1390.J UST PUBLISHED C LATUM* A Nil EXe-»r» to long -r continue the bual* uric, which Isa very prniitable one both summer and winter.Your train* from Ottawa and four from Montreal slop dsity st Calumet, whirh Is also Ihe ferry Junction for the celt brated Csledouia Mineral Springs.Miosrsl mine» are opening up In tbe near back country.Large aaw mill» and gri»t mil! within quarter mile Of hotel limuruas lumber businrsa done In vicinity.Calumet has two churchts and teveral store».The hotel Is within two inicntes\u2019 waik from depot.For further particulars write 11.LABP.LLK, Calumet House, Calumet, P Q.THE LOWELL HOUSE will bo oprn to guests JUNK 15th It Is supplied with pure spring water, and has a perfect system of sewerage.For health and ooureuleuce it is unexcelled.Tables a specialty.For circulars and terms address ________________J, R.DUFF, Old Orchard.Me.HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, PORTLAND.MAI NR.This well-known Hotel haring been put In dnt-cls* order for the lesson of 1890, and haring the heet location In the city, Monument square.Congress and Federal atrMta, make It the moat desirable Hotel for the Hummer tourist to stop st while In Portland Tbe table Is furnished with the best in the market.Kates, |3.U0 to 19.50 per day.Meals, 50c.FOHH o«» vijtorotu nltick on the part ol Mr.Barnard, W.O., upon Attorney General Turotte and all the povtre that be^ The incident ariiea out ol the now lamoui caae brought before the Courta through the action ol the Canadian Facihc Railway Company intercepting Blache Une with their road.It will be remembered that both the city and the Attorney-General intervened in the matter to force the Oomptoy to (iMnolUh the work done or pay damagM, on the ground that the lane waa a public thoroughfare and that the matter waa one of public intereit.The oaae baa now hern going on for two yeara, and Mr.Barnard, who apptara in the record aa attorney for the Attorney-General, whom he haa called to inter Tree in the matter, ia anxioua to proceed with the argument and claim* to have been unfairly and thamefolly deterred from doing eo by the Hen.Mr.Turcotta bimaelf.He was ready to go on thia morning, when Mr, GeoSrion, ',j C , ti:«d a notice on behalf of tbe Attorney General ecjomitg on Mr.Barnard not to proceed nut>l be haa had an opportrnity totxtmine the record.Tee decantent bad hardly been filed when Mr.Barnard jumped np and exclaimed : \" I proteat againat tbe filing of thia and aak that it be not received by tbe court.We are not to be ruled here by latrapa.ruts IS K'O POLITICAL ATFAIB, but a matter of law.I repreaent the Attorney General, and am entitled to go on with the ea*e in bia came.If corporation* violate the l»w, the Attorney General ia bonnd to lend hi* name to go on with the proceeding*.He ha* done \u2022o in thia caae, and it must now go cm The Attorney Geotral aaked to aee the record wbrn tbe Three River* election came ; but he could cot get it, and now he want) it again.And who does he employ for that pur* poae ?Mr.Geoffrion, tbe aemor counsel of the defendant* in the caae.Now, I wrote to the Attornty-General when he firtt wanted to get the record and informed him that be had no dieciettnn m tbe matter and could not now witodraw Lia name.I cltim that the Attorney-General i* placing himself in emtempt of Court and if neceaaary I ihall take summary proceedings to stop (uch tyranny.I* it to be said that the whole if cur procedure it to be converted into a farce.I aak that we now proceed at cnce cn the mérita of the caae.\u201d HP.GBOrP&ICK THU IXPLAnviO that there wa* no question, for the momeo*, of a curing Mr.Barnard at attorney for the Hon.Mr.Toieotte, and the only thing wanted wae an opp rtumty for th« Attorney General to examine tbe record to jaJge for himself an 1 aee if be ahonld continue tne proceeding in bis own name.Mr Barnard, having refused toallow the Attorney General, hit own c'.ien'.to aee the re-ctrd, the latter then eecured bis (Mr.Geof-fnon'») tervieea, to f^rce him to do ao.The city having ordered to * us pend the prociediag* taken in tea name, the Att:m«y General waa entitled tx aee if be should not dotheaome.\"I warn my learned friend.'' aided Mr.Gerffrirn, \"that it he pemete.notwithstanding tbe notice tirved open bur, I will, this afternoon d S4TGW him in tbe name of the Attorney-General who haa a right i) withdra* hi* assent to tbe setion if be perceives that proceedings takm first in good faith have turned into a vexatious action.\" IBS COMP AXIS IXPLASATIOX.Mr.II.Abbo't.Q C., the* explained on be half of tbe Ccmpany that Mr.Barnard having inatitcted action* of daxages m the came of tbe preprietou ioteru'e J ih'wxd hi* hand and placed the company in a p j»tti n to inform the Attorney General that hi* oacr.e was being need for private perpeaea and he ahonld look into it.Mr.Barnard waa prompt in hi* reply, which was in tbe form if a motion, \"I move,\u201d he raid, \"that whereas tke Hen.Mr Turcotte is now ¦legally interfering wrh tbe adminiatrati n of jeatice, that he be held to be in contempt of e nit and be imprisoned uniras be can show cause, within a delay to be fixed by the Cmrt, wby the caie theuid not proceed.Tbir, jcur U nor, is a mœt manifest contempt of CVnrt.and if it is not suppressed, we may a* well dose the court*, take an indefinite va-cati n at d Irave the buainesa of the ouotry in tie hards of tie brat i*Ur/umf that may ecm-aronsd.Wül yoar Honor allow yourself to be kali a r: .riBHiar, a mum sham ?I move for a mle against the Attorney-Gene ral.This is a matter of pntThc interest, and the Hi a Mr.Toieotte (boni 1 be punished tbe -erne a* would tbe firtt blackauard coder eixilar c r to mi arc** This i* the crowning par: of a retie* rf icjcatices daring two year* and it th uld be cneckrd.Judge Omces in a few wrrds calmly exposed the nature cf the locd-n*, which was mer!y a demand on the part cf tbe Attorney Genera! for d-lay to extmine the record.He was entitled to lota delay, acd the Court would, in conae-quecc*', grant him unt.l the It: of Angait to take to'rnrnnicati'.n of ihe record.Mr.Barcar J\u2014\" I atill adnere to my atate-menO that tbi* ia a contempt of Court ' HUSBAND AND WIFE a caps wHi a mist maei tho chilprsv bid.M'.Buchan presented a motion bwfite Judge Oniin»t this m.raing, a>k>ng that Wir.Walter Mocre be given p* swxti -o of bia two mm'r children [ending tt e issue of tbe preceding* in two croas actiona between Li nr **.11 and wife for sepa latirr.The greonds of the petition were a c o 'mna-icn of the alleged bad conduct of tbe mother who now lives in tbe same bcuae aa the children woo bare been given in «narre of their grand mo her, and tbe muanitary condition of the prs-Kiæs where they live.Mr.lye* resisted tbe petition on tbe ground tbi t it « as not made in good faith aa the father had nevi r given one cent of tbe $25 a month which he bad agreed to pay f r the maintenance of bis wife and children, and his intention waa now, no doubt, to kidnap tbe little oner aa be bad dr ne before.Mr.Buchanan replied that tbe reason wby tbe mesey bad act been paid was because tbe mother con'd not be found at tbe domicile which bad be«n designated to bee by the court.The conn took tbe matter cn de/eLer- until to mertow.A UNION OF LANGUAGES.J1BHOP 'LIAIT OOMISQ TO TAIE IAET.An imposing ceremony will take place at La[ raine, on tbe 30tn instant.the occasion being if* blessing of a new cemetery.Archbishop Fibre, Arehkubop Cleiry, of Toronto, and Bit hop Gravel, of Nicoiel, will be present with many of tbs clergy.On tbe same day, in tbe afi*rnoon, will take place al La Tortue, tbe b.'naing of the corner atone of a chapel to be rncUd in eemmemoration of Oatbeune Kak-* enta, the first Indian girl who waa baptised a it.\u2022 county.Three sermons will be preached rm this oeeanon, one in Fr*ncb, another in Kog liak, acd a third one in Iroquois by tbs Rev.Father Bortin, O M I.COTE 8T.ANTOINE DRAINAGE AND WATERWORKS.A public meeting of the ratepayers of the town i f Cote St.Antoine waa held at the Town Hall this forenoon for tbe purpose of taking into consideration two by laws recently passed by tbe town council for the purpose of constructing towera for the complete drainage of the t>wn and water works to supply water for domestic purpose* and tire protnotieu throughout tbe towu.Mr.J.Macfarlane, mayor, presided, and eallrd on tbe secretary, Mr.G.Duruf >rd, to read the by laws under consideration.The details of the by law* being verv lengthy, it was unanimously resolved that only the moet important parte cf them b« read at preeent, leaving the small details to be considered as having been read.When tbe Mayor celled on the ratepayers to give expression to their sentiments regarding tbe propriety of sanctioning tbe proposed bylaws, there seemed to be a general oonoeneua of opinion in their favor, bnt some of tboee present thought that there bad not been sutfioient publicity given to the notice* of thia meeting, so that not a few of the ratepayer* were «till in ignoranoe of the whole matter.It was suggested that, in order to bring the matter more fully before Ihe ratepayers, a poll be demanded, but there was some difficulty in getting the requisite number (»ix ratepayer*) to demand a poll, for though several were dissatisfied at the want of publicity given to the whole proceedings, yet they did not want to have their names appear aa if they were opposed to tu:h necessary measures.Alter considerable delay the nrceesary six names were secured to the demand for a poll, which was accordingly granted, the voting to take place next Monday, 21 it init., at ten o'clock in Ihe Town Hall, dole St.Antoine Road.Tbe drainage scheme contemplates th* borrowing of $:tô0,000for forty years, about $100.000 of this to be charged to the whole to so, and tbe balance to be raised by assessment on the lots fronting on Ihe streets in which the sewers are to be constructed, but suob assessment it not to enact $1.75 per front toot.The Waterworks by law provides for the borrowing of $100,000 for the purpose of purchasing the present waterworks, and for extending them throughout the bounds of the town.THE FRENCH PROTESTANTS ASI> THE ntOEXEBOCS ACTION Of \" LA PBESSE.\u201d La Pruse, which recently published a false statement concerning tbe French Protestant picnic on St.Helen's Island, was asked by gentlemen interested in the truth being told to pub lish a contradiction in the same mmner as did the IFiînm and Star.The outrageous state meets made in La Prttst were, however, allowed to go uncontrad j ted, notwithstanding the promise made to publish the letter of contradiction.Of what value it the utterance of newspapers which refuse to contradict a report falsely made current by their columns?MR MYERS\u2019 GOODS.Jndge Onimet rendered judgment thia morning cn tbe petition of Mr.Caldwell, curator, atking to be put in poasetaion of the goods bel 1 by Mr.Jaa.Baiter aa security for moneys advanced to Lewis Meyer previous to hi* g oing into iorolveocy.Tbe petition was dismissed on the gT' undthar, asathird party, Mr.Baxter did not come under tbe jurisdiction of tbe court and that the good* in his possession were in no way in tbe hands of justice in tbe present insolvency pro seeding*.By content between the parties a judgment was drafted allowing these goods to be sold with tbe rest of tbe assets, as advertised, tc morrow, with tbe understanding that they be withdrawn if they do not bring a rea sonable price.THE DUROGHKR ESTATE.In the Practice Coart this morning Mr.Beique, Q C., made a motion cn behalf of La Banque Nationale, asking that Mr.Chs.Desmarteau.curator to tbe insolvent estate of Isidore B.Durocher, be ordered to produce a detailed statement of h>* account and chargei, amounting in all to $3 217.Mr.B^audm,^ C., objected to tbit, on btbalf of Mr.Desmarteau, on tbe ground that tbe inspectors, of whom the cashier of the bank was one, bad admitted the account Jndge Ouimet, however, granted the motion, as some creditors m ght with to contest some item*, and Mr.Desmarteau produc'd hit books forthwith, with full particulars.A LADY'S SUDDEN DEATH.The wife cf Mr.A.S.Campbell, manager for Messrs J.W.Mackedie .t Co .waa aeated at h«r residence, yesterday afternoon, convening with her lister, when suddenly she started, threw op her arms, and tank back in her chair.Dr.AUoway and Dr.Molten were summoned by telephone, at was also Mr.Campbell, but she was already beyond human help.Mr.Campbell has toe sympathy cf his many friends, who are shocked at tbe suddenness of h;s wife\u2019s death.Heart failure was the cause.MR.KERNICK\u2019S FIFTY YEARS.It was understood, it appears, that wh>-n tbe ierri*« cf Mr Honey would take place, no one wcold be appointed to replace him as C.-rk of the Oort cf Review, so that in all probability the effiee will now be tilled,as in former years, by the Prothcnotary.However, should a new ap-poihtmect be made, the Bar are unvrmoui in \u2022ayieg that the poaimn reverts by right to Mr.G*o.ketmek.deputy protbonotary, who has now been an sfficient employee in the prothonc.tary's cfr.ee for over fifty year* QUARANTINE VACCINATION.The letter recently published in the Wi'.nett, complaining cf the vaccinatj m cf steerage pas *esgert and the escape of cabin and intermediate passengers, has been referred to the Q tarant me officer at Gros*\" Isle, by the department at Ottawa.It is admitted there that a reform n ado mistering the law is demanded in view of * listing method a MRS.BESSIE STARR KEEFER.Mia Beeaie Starr Keefer gave a temperance lecture last night in Taylor church.Tbe attendance was small, but that did not detract from tbe interest of the meeting.The Rev.Mr.Mackenzie, of Hcchelaga, preatdwl.Mr*.K»efer lectures to-night in tbe West End Temperance hall.\t_ ST.ANTOINE WARD'S ALDERMEN.St.Antoine Ward ia at present unrepresented in Council.Aid.Cleodinneog baa not attended for several meeting* and is reported to be ill.Aid.\\Vil*oa is rusticating in Scotland and Aid.Eborey is at tbe seaside.PERSONAL.Senator Mclnt' i, of Hamilton, Oni, arrived at tbe Windsor this morning.Sir Alexander Campbell, Lieutenant-Governor cf Ontario, arrived at tbe Windsor last night The Rev.Mr.Cbiniqny, who hae been in Boston lecturing for tbe past three weeks, return'd to the city on Saturday mgbt.On Wednevday evening he will preach in Kusaetl Hall.Hi* health, he saya, never was better, and be looks bale and hearty for each a veteran.CITY ITEMS.Tbe Recorder bad 75 prisoner* to deal with yesterday.All were men.Joseph Dubois, 31 years of age, residing at 123 St Maurice street, was fonnd dead in bed this morning.The Coroner held an inquest and a verdict of \" death from heart disease\" was returned.THE LATE MR.HONEY.LAST WORDS BY WIRE.THE \u2022'SOVEREIGN\u2019S\u2019' HURT.hkkuh or a caxrPL and ubnial pcblio MBMVAN f Still another landmark has just disappeared from among our midst in the person of that veteran and highly respected public otlioial, Mr.Jchn Sleep Honey,who for over 57 years ha* Le/n employed in the Montreal Court House, rising from the position of a junior ebrk to that of protbonotary for the diatrict.Mr.Honey died at 5 SO yesterday evening at his residence, -I Cathcart street, after a very abort illn.-a*,haviatc been laid np Saturday last only with an attack of inflammation of the bowel*.He attended to hie regular duties at the Court House up to Friday last when he could again be seen at his desk with hie usual amiling and beaming countenance, the very picture of health, notwithstanding bia «0 year* of age.Mr.Honey will be greatly miaaed in Court House circles acd by the public generally, among whom he had almost nmuberlt ns friends and notan enemy.Tbe present generation have been accustomed to see the venerable old gentleman with ailvery curia, dean shaven face, with roey complexion, irreproachable in bis dress and steady in hie gait\u2014a gentleman to the core, He gained the hearts of all who approached him ; and, a slave to duty, he paaaed the whole cf hia life in use-falneas.\t_ .John Sleep Honey was born at Calhngton, Cornwall, Eng., in 1M2, and was tbe son of a master builder.At the age of 12 years he enured the iffioflof a lawyer in hia borough as a clerk and remained there for four year*.The family emigrated to Canada in 1832 and ar-ived in Montreal in tbe month of September of \u2022 hat year.In the following December, young Hooey waa engaged by the piothonotanes of the tben Court of King's Bench, Messrs.Mock and Mnrrcugb, and was farst employed by them as ecqnete clerk.He soon afterward* became clerk of tbe inferior term of tbe same court acd was placed on tbe permanent staff.Six months later be waa articled for five years as a law student in the office of the prothono-taries, acd at the end of bia term waa duly admitted to the Bar.However,the prothonotaries were acxicua to have a continuance of hit services, and special inducements having been offered him, be remained in the office.He was scon instrnmeotal in effecting many important changes for tbe better management of tbe business.He compiled the valuable book kerwn as \"Tbe Repertoire,\" in which are embodied particulars of tbe cases dating aa far back as 1827.To Mr.Honey also is due the readjustment of the Montreal tarif of fees of tbe Superior Court, adopted in lë'il, the recall of which baa been an annual surplus over the expenditure, while deficiencies bad exiated previously.He published a tnble of fees and dit baraements payable to the attorneys and officers of the courts in snita at law, alao rules of practice of the Court of Queen's Bench and tariffs of fees for registrars, senedulea of taxes upon pro ceedings in coarts of civil and criminal jurisdiction, etc.In the meonwhile, Mr.Morrough having died, in 1S-I1, Mr.Honey we* appointed Deputy Prothcnotary, acd in 1805, upon the demise cf Mr.Mock, he became joint protho-citary, a poaiii'D which he held with different colleagues up to ihortly after tbe advent of Mr.Mercier to power, when tbe Government, deeming that bia long and valuable sen itea had deserved for h m a well earned rest, gave him tbe lees orercts position of Clerk of the Court of Review, in no way reducing hi* sa!*ry, however.During his long term r.f office, Mr.Honey always enjoyed the esteem of the public and tbe respect ol bis subordinates whom ho aleays treated as would a kind lather.Seven year* ago, cn tne occaaion of the .'>0th anniversary of bis 'Otry into the Court House, the members of 8be Bar prevented Mr.Hcney with an address and a well filled parse as a mark of the respect rod high esteem in which they held him.De rased leavea three sons and two daughters to ir rurn hi* lots The flsg is at half roast on tbe Conrt House in reipeet for the memory i f the late Mr.Hooey.Tbe funernl will take place at three o\u2019clock tomorrow afternoon.CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.A C HA HOI or COCNTBBFEIÎINQ.A Road Department form, ui and hi* wife ar* In ssrtcu* trouble.(Us usine U J.Bertr^aume.Tbe coupl* were srretUd last night, i-narged «dtb counter.Isltlog.Rome two week* tgn a 9i bill, «hlcb bad bean raised firm s 11, was given by a woman In pavmeot at 8t.Ann\u2019s market to a butcher named Verre» tte, tor fittp-tight cent* worth of meat.It was net until some time after tbe butcher had given change and the woman had left him that Mr.Vermette disco»ered that b* had I«en duped.Yesterday, It I* alleged that Mrs.BerthUume got Mr.Ltilalr.who keeps a ¦»e*taurant on Jacques Cartier street, to change a tent man.but applicants are to state salary expected.Any information required will he cheerfully furnished.J.caMKKgn, Hfcretary.SITUATION wanted by a Young Kngliahman as car renter, or general hand in store, or round prit ale dwelling, in city or country ; not afraid to work, and willing to make himself generally useful; a total aUlaiuer ; A 1 city references.Address H J T , Box 3113, Montreal.YV ANTED, Ly u respect\u2022 l f blind asylums and curing them Write manufacturer, GEO WILLIAMM, 397) Ht Dominique street fur | articular*.Wholesale by Lyman.Hons A Co.pELERY PLANTS of l.est varie- \\ J tie», for market and private gardens, at 60c |>er 100 Rplendld collrctlon of Fuchsia* and Clematis of all colon, Visitors always welcome at BROADLANDH NURSERY, Cote 8t.Paul.Educational.O NTARIO LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE, WHIYRT.«XT.4UIO.The most elegant and attractlre of the Ladies Colleges.Every year marked progress Pupils prepared for the university and teacheia examinations.Full conservatory course, instrumental and vocal music Fine arts depart-mi ot uusurpaMi d in Canada.Two full teacheia' t-*rti;i.cates gratis \u201c A received at Regent art examination.Complete courses in (locution and commercial hraiichee.New gymnasium, beautiful grounda, coiofortahlo rooms, in happy combination wi b the highest educational facilities.npecial attention given to aoeial training by a lady principal ct known ability Apply for calendar to rUI\\eal.Dealer* already paid a business tax and that was enough.¦ \u2022\t?\u2014 THK MOSSES GOING AWAY.Messis.John K.and Hism D.Mots, presj dent and vice-president of the German and 1\u2019olith synagogue, weie yesterday presented with photographs showing the interior of the synagogue with tbe members of the congrtgs tion iu their places.The two above named gent'en en Dave Canada this week to take u,i their residence in London, England.Strainht Roller.e go to *xt,mL.!! 4 70 to Huptrtloe.4\t^ Fin*.City Strong Bakers.tilrong IJakar*.BopetBne (Lag*).Kxira (bag*) .Flos (bags).Oatmeal, «car,dard, perliag.Oatmeal, granulated.Oatmeal, rolled.3.40 to O.0O to o.no to 1 & to x «0 to 1 'Ll tl fti to 0 0t> to UOU to 4.00 «.HO 4 60 4.00 t.a 6.26 2.00 2 80 1.70 2.20 2 60 2.60 row, him.I Island*., TUB STRENGTH OF PARTIES.Now that all the Provincial elections are over /-'A' 'ttiur claims that tne Hjuse i* compose 1 of 4J cquare supporters of the Mercier Government and 24 Oppositionists, of whom three or four should rattier, it says, be classe-1 a* Independents, aa they have promised to give fair play to the Government.¦ons.A man named Roy is suing the publishers of the Quebec Directory for 92,500 damage* fur calling him a ragteller.He claim* mat ho should have been designated as a dealer in bric-a-brac.A local p*ie/ iNiuod ; bauoo.lOjotollc; Ham*, lip) to 12o.Fki it.\u2014Strawberries srs over for thl« year.IU|u-herrne are («iiilng Iu In small quauMI*» and bring 12c.The Pillowing are the qu^UllOOS to-day :\u2014 Orange», In oasea, repacked.«er There was a drop >ed to let their t fferlngs go.Transactions were Five lots of 600 box*-» at 7)0 ; 115 lots cf 0,(*2S bjx-« at 7fo ; is let» of 1.821 boxes at 7)r ; 43 lots of S\u2019.o bores it 78o ; 14 lot* of 1.463 boxes at 7)3 ; 14 lute cl 1,197 boxos on comuilreinn.ToUl, 209 lot», 18,3)6 h >xes, ruling price, 7|c Transactions same date last year aggregated 19,.574 hexes; ruling price, 8c.Bi rr*LO, N.Y.July 14 \u2014There wa* quite a free offering cf cbtea* to-day, but buyers evinced no anxiety to take held and only two of the ryone is surprised at the very low prices aak-d for rugs of all kiods.Guest Kush in the dross good* a* 8.Carsley\u2019s, Every purchaser satisfied witu th.-u bsrgaius.Iumskne Bargains offered in th