The daily witness, 17 juillet 1890, jeudi 17 juillet 1890

[" DAILY WITNESS Vol.XXXI.No.l8U.MONTREAL.THURSDAY.JULY 17, 1890.1\u2019uiCE One Cent.KoHui otUrlki.tnatrianuand dtalKs, imarlat.ly mutt l, ndorttti «'((A I A/ natnt andaddr/u uflKi tt*.TBB POOB IMMIGRANT GIRL.This afternoon the three cavalry troopen, Loiselie, Hunt and Boyd, charged with outraging the poor immigrant girl, Alice Aaaell, were folly committed to stand their trial at the next term of the Court of Queen\u2019a Bench.Bai| wae refused for them, and they were dnly gaoled.THB BAILOB\u20198 DEATH AT BBA.This morning five seamen of a sailing ship in port made their depositions nt the Police Court charging their captain with hastening the death of one of their comrade» by bratM treatment.This afternoon one of the deponents reappeared in Court all braised and ont up about the head.He complained that, on returning on board his vessel, one of the mates assaulted him, knocking him down and kicking him.A warrant was Issued for the mate\u2019s arrest.noria.Mr.Gsuvreau, N.P., of Green Island, Temis-oouata, who was charged with tampering irith postal matter, has been exonerated from all blame by the inspector.This morning an empty coffin with the Ik! seemingly wrenched off and containing n gillow, was picked up floating in the harbor.La Banque Nationale is about to open a branch at Chicoutimi.Quebec, July 17.CONTRABAND WHISKEY, On dit that the customs authorities made soother largo seizore of contraband whiskey hero yesterday, NOris.A lower town hotel keeper has skipped oat, much to the regret of a number of creditors.Two young Belgitns named John and Adolphe Herribondt arrived here yesterday from Lachine in a little vessel cslled a fiat, only twelve feet long.They lesve on their retnrn tn-dsy.The Kichelien steamer \u201c Quebec\u2019\u2019 was towed down to Levis yesterdsy for repairs.THE GRAND LODGE.[SpteitU to th* Witness.) Kingston, Ont, Jnly 17.\u2014The Grand Lodge met last night and considered the amendments to the constitution.A clause was adopted permitting lodges to disqualify members from voting who are a year in arrears.Various other clauses were held over, dropped or defeated, acd the proposal for a new district in Algoma was sent to a committee to report next year.Warrants were issued lo Sunbridge and Pickering lodges.Benevolent grsnte reaching teR thousand dollars in 330 oases were adopted.Toronto and Ottawa were named for the Grand Lodge meeting next year.OBIT.Mattawa, Ont., July 17.\u2014Onpt.Jas.Halcro died at the hospital here yesterday from paralysis, The body was taken to Ottawa for burial SPECIAL NOTICES.Mbn's English Bracbs, only 9c, at S.Cart-ley's July cheap sale.G brat Baboauih offered in lace at S.Cars-ley\u2019s during the July cheap sale.Now is the time to get fine laoe at a heavy reduction.Thb Prints celling at 8.Oarsley\u2019s during the July cheap sale are genuine bargains, and everf lady should take advantage of the opportunity. / TUK MONTHEAIi DAILY WITNESS.NEWS.TRANSATIuVNTÎC.Uoltftird Keller, (be Seri»* poet, il de*), Tbe l>6Mibe be* ov>*itl >wed near Vieoo*.8fvfr»l l ndgn tuve be«u iwopt eerey near l'reabu*»;.The vtlUgea on 3;butt Iilend »«\u20220 to the fund for the construction of tbe Victoria N'yanr» «teamer.The Kctr.e Clerical newtpaper* deny that the Pope drove outaide tbe Vatican on Tuesday, Tbe Ryforma maintains the truth of the atat ;\u2022 ment ti.at the Pope drove ont aud that the aeu-tries at the mints saluted the Papal carriage.UK AT FOLLOWS COLD.VlBUra, July IG \u2014Intente heat prevails in Central Austria and on tbe Alp» from Graubun-den to Lower Auitria.The mt-ltio?of the snow on tbe mountain* ha* caused the sHljent* of the Danube to rite.Tbe inhabitant* are greatly alarmed.Mach damage has already been done DENOUNCING THEIR RI3HOP.MtfSSS.HABKINOTON AND DILLON'S BIFLT TO BI8BOP O'DWTBIL London, July 18.-Mr.Harrington, M.P.at the meeting of the National League to-day, characvriz-d as intemperate and disingenuous that portico of a Utter written by Bishop O\u2019Dwyer in wli:h be charges Mr.Dillon with haying coljected monry \u201c o«tepsibly\" for the relief of evicted tenant».He says there i* not an enrmy of Mr.Dillon's in any cmntry of ue world wbo would deliberately in cold blood p*n a statement of that kind impugning bis hocesty Speskicg of Mgr.O\u2019Dwjer\u2019» *1 u#iou to Mr.Dillon s prison illne** sn l »a*t»boDv Oouipsny (Umiud) Oi;ly lboss psr»on» «ho haro a crrlirt.-sto.with tbs Cou.pan) » »ial Mt Ibrrt-ou, sud wbo sro tbrrviu uamed are tbt- autborlied eolUctor* ot tbe Couiie»y.,1.Il OAKK8, Acting Hccrelary TreMurer.Montreal, I'.'ih July, 1SW).PRO \\ INC B o r Q l E »E0\u2014Digtrict of Moiitn-s! In the Kuperlvr Crurt.No 221\u2014/* /or ui | uu;vri< Dsiuv Margsri t lUrr).of the city sn.l Jl»lncl of Montrvsl, widow of the late Arthur klo.MMler, in his iifttlme of the sains iilaoe, im-rchant, Piaiuliff, «».Wllliant J.McMasU-r, Anna Maria M,Master and Mar.an I K McMaster, all of the city of Toronto, Province of «inUrio, DefumlanU l.\u2019niu motion of A (i II.ClaiUwi.Alton ' f for riaiutin, lbs IK-fendant.Margaret K.McMaster, i» brrsl y ordered u »|>p-ar witbiu two uioutbs.Moutrsal.llm .lu'y.I«.\u2018J UkO.H KKKNIOK, Prolhiuotary.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, Distri7t I of Mi ntrval \u2014No.1749 In the Superior Court, Dame Driia a n,, Ilorsnoa U-frhvrr, of Monmal, ha* Ibi* dav.t atm action against hrr biubaoiLl'llclde l>aou«t, trocar,of the terne p'acr.for a arjiaratioo aa to it *iorty Montreal.Juiy 3rd l;/j KEACUIN A CARDINAL, Attorney» for plaintiff Provis.k or Qcbhic, \\ D einct of Uocbelaga.I Municipality of the town OP COTE SAINT ANTOINE.IMItLir NOTICE.To I he I ii li n lit in n ia of the Town of Cole snl n I inlolne, mill lo all whom It nitty ronrern : PI\u2019IILIC NOTICE it brrvby given that at a meeting of tbe Municipal KJecton of the Townof Cote Saint Antoine, who are proprietor*, duly held thie forenoon, pursuant to public notice duly girru, for tbe puipoes of considering Dt law cum 1er P1VK, Intituied.*'llylaw autnorizlog \u2022 the Corporation of the Town of Cote Saint Antoine to 1 borrow three hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the construction < f eewtrs, and to stenre cutlets f.r ta* drainsge of tbe Town and for ether improvement*, and al«e By law number 81.X, Intituled.\" By law to authorize tbe Corporation of tbe Town of Cole Saint Antoine to < fleet a loan and to issue Honda or DeStaturcw to the amount of coe hundred thmiaacd dollar* for tbe purp-ne of {.urcbaticc the water pipe*.pr< perty of every drverip-Con, right* and privilege* of the Cote Saint Antoine Water Company and for other purpotr* of public int.net \u2014that a Poll was demanded a* reipecU both of aaid I'y laws That lb* Mayor ha* filed MONDAY, tbe twenty flrst \u2022lay cf July in*tant, at tb- hour cf ten oc'oc* in the fore-no.n at tbe Council Chamb.n in the said Town a* the day and hour for tbe opening of the >*i DOI\u2019LALL A SON, __________________________MONTREAL.JACQUAND PERE ET FILS.GENUINE FRENCH BLACKING.DAVID KF.A A CO., « HOSPITAL STREET MONTREAL.G.PARKS, The well-known Photosraphe.,ha* opened a new studio.At TÏ4.4 HT.t ATIIIJinK «TMERF, Near the English Cathedral, and is now giving h » per-socal attention to cnrtomrrw Telephone.Nu 477J.B»Hiug from Montreal on or about:\u2014 B.OOKAN KINO, 2.fi00V.iis.4th July B8.NOKHE KING, 4.UUÜ ton*.lltn .Inly 88 8KA KING.4.0ÜU tons.I.JsS Juif London Agenu: Wiliam Roes A Oo., S Keet ludl> ***0120, fe.CJ, TIIKOI LH RILLN OP I.ADIVAl granted by any of the above liur* to or from any point In CANADA »>U WFftTFKV MTATKH.U\u201cf HANDLIRUof Ml P1R For Dirther particulars apply to Agents of Railways, ur to KOHT.RFt tlKIt A CO\u201e *3 and 25 HI.Haemuirnl slrrel, Monireal.i»- .y» , ft l ; u.rfe liiiv \u2022gi R1 G ARTH 4 CO., DOMIMUN MI TAI.W OKKH ME lo 542 4 rale alrrcl, MONTREAL, Have always oo hand a full and complete stock ot ICIItLIEU Ai ONTARIO NAVIGATION COMPANY.SEA HON- ISNO.Tbe following steamers will run aa under and call at the usual intermediate ports :\u2014 Bteamen QUFHEO and MONTREAL will leave Montreal daily (Sunday* rserpted), at 7 p m.To TORONTO\u2014CotnmenclDc Mnndity, 2nd June, leave daily (Sundays ejcrptedl, at 10 a m , from Lachice at U.S0 p in .from Couwu Landing at it 30 p.m.To Hie HAorKNAV-Ucmmsneing ubom 1st May, leave* Wiiebec every Tuesday and Friday at 7.30 am., ¦ts, ilOUD UI-^ 10 *Jlfc Heptemher, four times a »eek Tuttdays, W ednesday*.Friday, and (Saturday*.To CORN WALL\u2014Htsamsr BOHEMIAN every Tuesday aud Friday at noon.\t* To TUMP.Friday at 1 p m.b MONTUPAL AND OTTAWA.Trains Leave Monnvenlur* Depot ^ 0.00 H-nt,\u2014Arriving at Ottawa at 12.59 p.m _ n.OO p.m.-Arriving ut ouswa »t « 4J p m w U2f* \u2022\u201c Aleaaudrla only ou Canada C^a0AteioVRate\u2018,,, T,*,\u201c w \u201e\u201e \u201e _\tkFavr oiiawa, 7*\t\u201c Montreal at 11 33 a m.):r\u2019,! .,,''ïr,Ar,\u2018,ilJ« 1,1 Montreal at 8 10 p m Kuilwiv Kwnin» iVÎ\t,0» \u201c«> Oanada Atlantie 8 V1,1,1 ¦t,'l»* only at Cuene'iuan and Al.tm driaos Oanad* Atlantic Railway n,mr ^ Boston Train* leaving tHtawa ut 3 p \u201e?and arriving al Ottawa II » a m will local wrvicu both way* vto.MItt.AI, AND VALLK1FIFLIS Tialna krave Canadian Parltir, Wludasy ,,\t.Hirm ».J0 0.0).-Arriving at ValleytleM at II 30 a.m.3.13 p m^- Arriving at Valley field at 7 3i p m \u2022» !*y lghl CIIAKLOITK .* \u2018I0* .\t,b* n ü*t heatiMful at tl pi pular »*t.ri-ig t.lac-« In frr«h water, aid i* palroolrtd largrly by tbt-plr ,*u,t> seeking people of Westerii Canada aid New England Htatra «teanirr rrmaln* over Hunday at ('hariotte tvkSr.«M^«WV,d.f,J!i£?,,\u2018,,,of\"8t,0J,\u2018 *FFlF toJAMEH \" OOD1IOU8K, SI Common street, the Purser 00 Liard.JJELAWARK Jt HUDSON R.R HHOBTRmT UOFTE TO NE»7 VOBIt.SARATOGA, TROY, ALBANY.PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND W'AAHINOTON, AND ALL POINTA MOI TH AND EAJ4T.Nrlrrlrd by the Uote-rninrni as the Mont» real and Xrw York Mall Lias.Train* leave Montreal :\u2014 T SNeAw\tArrlvlat la ?.Tl £V,w ^agÜtt4wn,u K*Pr'\"v (Anartays larladrdl o[.^Nfck.\" M*w Ht\u2019rrgr R1.sg1-1.s11 Oak run* through to New York without ebange.arriving In New York at 7 00 am.next morning.Thi* train make* cIom coonrotion at Troy and Albany with Bleeping Car Train for Riston arriving at 9 30 am Information given and Ticket* eoid *t Wluda-tr and R*l Railway Offitu^ tod 142 Ml.Jansra aireri, Montrral.*\u2019 W\u2019\tW- H.UKNRY, Oeol Paaa Ag t.\tAgent, Albany.N Y.\tMonUeal Housomrnisnings, &c.PATENT RED CEDAR CARPET FELT ,3\t»M*.In rol\u2019a of 30 yard*.War- ranted pr.ot aga n,t moth* and oth.r vermin, daropmiw.Vs W W V'm ,\u2019»h \u2022|;trr'r ,,ir i\u2018 Don't use any! tbe.! \u2022* * ^ \u2022 K Kl II, MmuiifBcturpr*.\tli itaj < i u s .Manufacturer,.(Jueli-e ,, A Co .Aeenlr, 43 William atru-t.Montreal D.MMITM ( Jn I, 1 K.TOWNSHEND, \u2022 I .(Bedding Patented for ila Purity) No I Little At.Clir A P rA1! r.1'1 «\u201ca Vw ^ M11 \u2022UnJ V St Jkmea.troeO IV.-t.rA\u201e\u2018L \u201cA'-K.Hia** and Iron He {stead*.,''D- rtf \u2022 1>',»n »0(1 Keathi-r »l-«l*.Holster» oui !l» 'rWW, Vi- !\tiH'rm Wl,net carefully and d.-tlcatcly letted.No extra charges DitBcult m.tioal work and oculiits prescriptions rxccut«d exact.Telephone 4610.HEX BY 6 BA XT A HON, Ophthalmic Opticians, 7J HEAVER HALL oor.DORCHEHTKR ST We (OEM SCARLET FEVER, COLDS, MEASLES, CATARRH.AC.¦ VTMC use Of TNS INVISIBLE SOUND DISC which t« ÿudrantff i to help «Ittr/tr per cm/, of CMOS than all similar do-t\\CAê oumblaiNl.Tkê «4fas to l^# Kart ütautsAntothieftê.Pocliivcly it»* bio N om RsonllU wlthool rrmofaV .A.WALK*, UrldffeporU too» UCTURE FRAMES AND MOULDINGS.All the latest stylos.DAVID II.HOGG, 66'J CrnlK «troel.The first was the \u201c Modern History of India.\u201d Tho second, \u201c Travels in India.\u201d The third, \u201c Letters 8TfRt e.CT1*AR,*l INMAN.NOBTil Atoo to FLORtOA, WEST INDIEK ke^ Ï\u201cKK-»m.Call or write for lowest quotatioins hefore looking alsswbara.a Sakwn rates.#-'C upwards ; steerage at l.iwust rate*.1.wm.Ber.d for pampblutor eall at my oe«* addreet.Jit Bt.James street, ooruf r Si John, Cl\\» end District Telegraph Co s Huildlng, Montreal Telephone No.1*5 bT 4 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNES& TuuBSDAf.July 17, 1890, My ttatat, Thursday, Jui.y 17th.ART ASSOCIATION 4tr M«XTIir.AL, PHiLura 8gi'AK« GAU.KK1E8 Ol\u2019KN DAILY.9 *.m to « pm - A frw lA»An Picture*, la eoaoMUou witb U»e OaoerAl OuUwttiui, an, aov on »t»w Aduilaalm S oeuU Member» free 10.O.T.\u2014Mr*.K«'efer\u2019a (R.W.(J.L.,\tlecture»») Knca^euieuta.MONDAY KV O , 8 ooloeA, Taylor Church, Champlain TVP>DA Y K V 15, I o'clock, ill Chatham ilrecL rm iO'DAY KVa, I oolock, Mclhotlul Church, 8t ^PBIDAY EV*a.8 o clock.Meth mIUi Church, lloche- 1»«* Saturday, July l»th.LACROSSE.«nAMrioYiiHir.Ottawa* v*.Sbamrork*.SUAMKtH K LAOKOH.SE OROUND8 h4TIBD.il', JILT l*th.TWO HODRA PLAT.BALL PACED AT A 30 P.M.UI.NBT MrLAI(.nU\\, Hou.Her.Ikcktto for aale at John Lewt», Yictoria \u2022anar*.Brault and McOoldricb.Bleary aireet A.Denier», Notre Dame tteret O H Paaroa A Co , Chaboiller a: rare, and P.Cohan, 9 McCord rtreet M OÜNTAIN STREET METHODIST CHCBCH AND SABBATH SCHOOLS Will bold their ANTI AL ETC1KSIOY AND PICNIC To CUSHING S GKOYK.Oa SATTBDAT.JTLT l*lM The it earner \" CULTIVATEUR will make t»o trtpa.one from f .^etof McGill U*rrt at i X am., and oak from Irian J wharf at 1 p m.TtrkeU Adult*.Mr: Chlldrea, Sir.Tea will le provided on boat to thoee furciihrn* their own utenet .a ^THLETIC CLUB HOUSE, COT* DBS NEIGES.Juif t ompetition TBAP SDDDTINIi.Beet koto cd 3C Urd* made before July 10th.15>3.For cotdttioa* apply to the Maoacer at the Cub Bocae Teiephoae ?\u2018.16a.BuwwwiU leave I'wt Offlce on THURSDAYS at 3 30 pm.and aartin* r om Hint, Cath, rioe *t reel, at 3 it pu HAtl KDAYS, Po«t'OCce at 113pm, and wait-kf room at 130 p.m.A.t'BV, Manactr.B OYAL TEMPLAR CAMP.MDNTBEAJU AT 11 AT II T® ÎI.The pwtut rpeakerr and the meat note»! mec and vomec of the temperance reform ou thi* continent, will be upon the platform.There will be charmln* mute, ted by the world famed XIIL BattaUow Band Of Ha>- for the 16 meeti-p.V.X eeeh Par tele by member* of the order.U Violon* »1« re.ADVERTISEMENTS.Q.EO.BARRINGTON 4 SONS, MANUFACTUUSS OF TBIIBa, i:.TAAIses end TBATB1XLNC BACK.Bor the oouventeeo* of the public we have decided to retail at our Factory, I *4 AT.ANTOINE «TBETT, Where a larye itoce i* earned j^AWN MOWERS, \u2022I the Beat Hah era, at Law Price*.0BINDING aJfD REPAIRING.WABEHOU8E TRUCK* in every rwlety.oo hand aad mad* to order B.BONAL.BAON, RaelLh aad MaehlaUt, » MoQILL BT MURDER.If you hare a friend or friend* «offering from either indigeatioe, constipation, biiioa* aeae, pilar, \u2022crofala, ricketa, contafrioa* and nere, ue dr.Nichole' \u201c Kood of Heal'h.\" Not only racommend it, bat *ae that 'hey ot.tain and uae it, and a clear con trien'C will ba your reward.Send at once for a mple /\u2022*«.1 rank* k Co., f/rndrm, Kog., Prop».Montreal Otfioa, 17 St.John *1 ANNUAL PICNIC AND GAMES AT OTTERBURN PARK, \u2022a ft ATI BOAT.19th Jalj.S Kveeto.netudloc Put»ioc the Shot.Ouoite, Hieh .Jump, Bread Jump.190 Verde Roc*.Half Mile, One Mûr.H ft a-.-t Danctcf.Tu* of War on cleata Ac .B aFlrkma.Ac Traîne leave Booavecturw at 8 X an: 1 X pm Ticketr.60c Chiidren under 12.bad price B.H.r.l>DON.ft«e.THM.B.O.Box SK.Future Meetings.Summer Rosorta.\u201cfl^HE BAY VIEW,\" A\tPKltltY BEACH, HAOO.M*.A unique Summer Ree4irt, ootinectwl by Marine Railway with Old Orchard For information and circulare r.*ard ln| raU«, Aa , addrev» Hay View, Sooo, Me , till July Ut after that date.Bay View, Ma Mu* K.MANSON, Proprietor and Owner.VENUE HOUSE, rrnh» I«IaiiiI, I'orlland Harbor, Mr.M.t.ftTABUNtl.Fro|irletor.Thit Houee I» eituaU-d no one of the moet lieautiful It! an dr in the croup of thri-o butdred and titty In Cerot Bey.Roomr To rultr emltlocle, larce end wall veotilated.Prie»* leeroaeble The feciUtloe of boating, balhinf and aihioe are uneiirpareed Oommualcalioa with the city every half hour during the day BOARDERS can l>0 accoimnodatod at the (JA8CX) HOUSB for the tearon.Ter ml very reteonable Addreee, MBS.J.r.HILL, toaarn'e lelaail.Malar.THE CURTIS KARM HOTEL, Fortune* Rock», Me., will be open for gwert* Jane Ü, end until Oct 6.Term*, from f7 to *9 ner week Die-count* mode for familier aad partir* Head for circular CURTIS.Addrear Mn M K .Fortunée Roeke.Me 'yy'HEN COMING TO CALEDONIA 8 D B I N «1 ft Far Bheaniatiem or Dyeprpela You are coming to \u2022 watering plan*, In curative pro-pertie* equal to any.Kuropean or American, though it be Cajadian.Atk your pbyeicien.Kraeon Oprae 11th Jaar.Guide* on application.T AKE MEMPHREMAG0G, AJ GEORGIVILLR, gUEBRC view of lake, and >mi yet good tx board BULLOCK.QTANLEY ISLAND.kJ\t(FORMERLY DICKINSONS) 1 he \" LANRIXiWNK HOUSE, the beet nmraer hotel on the St l-ewreoee.la now open, t cd olTen the best inducement to foatlte* ; eof* for children.I» eiturte la the middle of Lake St Fronctt ; is distant ton mile* from Cornwell, and r.fty from Montreal.Ii earlly reach-d by Richelieu Meomer from Montreal, or by afternoon O T R.train from Montreal to Coteau and thence by Richelieu iteanier to the Island.Unequalled Yachting, Fishing end Hunting Fer terni», apply to J K DUgUKTTS, Proprietor, Bummervtown.Ont.G A8PE SEA BATHING.GASPE BASIN I* uoeurptsfed for it* Bee Rath log, Firhinr end Beautiful Scenery- Tourirts can here nnt cleo* accommodation at BtKKK'ft HOTFL.The konre bee been en larged and thoroughly remodelled.A new dlniog room, together with »everal -lee.raMe bedroom» have been added, and vaiioat other improvement* have been made.For tencr and all other information apply to JOHN HAKKR, Proprietor.0ACOUNA, 1890.THE ftT.LAYTBEN4B HALL will open for reoeptioo of gueeU oo the 15th June unde* the tacceesful management of lut icaron.Appointment* good and term* to nit all desiring the greatest benefit et the lean expense.Mr SAMUEL OSBoRNE in attend one* with Saddle U oree* end Livery ; also, Mr WALLA OR, of Academy of Mule, with orchestra After the trying ordeal of \" la grippe, try the pure »e* and mountain air of Cacounn.For particular» apply to JOHN BBEYNAN.Manoerr, C4COUNA, P.Q.ABENAKIS HOUSE, ABBNAKIS SPRINGS, ftT.FBANt Olft Dt LAI .QTIL, Opetse for the reception of Gaewt» JUNE 2 Hot and eon Mineral Water baths, certain cur* for BheamoMwa Indigvetioo.Drvpepaia.Kidney and liver CaanplMnta, Bell Rheum, General Debility, Ac Capital hrhing and fine boating oa St Francois Kivrr and Lake St Peler.Steamer \"Berthier\" from Moutrval oa Tuesday» and Fridays, at\tReturn ticketr |1 U.Canada Railway\u2014To the Abenaki* 8peine» House and return fr ,r.Moetreal.Saturday to» Saturday to Monday* Tbeadayt Tourist Season! Ft lb tSTS\t$3 ii \u2019 Be : oa Saturday, good till Monday following, t Beil oa ha urday.good U'l Tueeday followteg t Sell every day, good until November In.ISM.Addreee :KIMPTwN A LEITH.MASSAS8AGA PARK HOTEL.This far our rummer resort hotel will he opened to the public July 1st : : eeeacily rttaeled oa the Bay of Vu In to.within four mike of Belleville and in vicinity at beet bees firhieg in Gonads .ac.pl* occammodntMo ; Moderate prices : stoamev \" Alexandra on her way up calls a: Marsaeeaga Park Hotel .very Saturday at 4 p m Rate* for toaeon.91 P*r day, |t per week : children under 12.half price, h IBB ITT A GO., vueen'r Hotel, BeUevtUe.Out PARK HOUSE, MAGOG, P.Q.This popular House her been tboronghly repaired end fanI»bed and to now In Brvt clar» condition tar the reception of rurwto.Term* from #1 to 97 per war*.Redaction for families.\tWM JAMIESON.Prop.HOTEL CHAMPLAIN, on LAKE CHAMPLAIN-Cannot be equalled for oonafort ; large rooms ; modern Improved; enta ; firm of 790 ocrea In eon paction ; frequent ceitchee of 4 lb bees end 10 lb.pickerel OPRN Juoe to October ; railway sod itoamboot acoeew direct to notoL Address 0.F HM11 H, MAgUAM BAY.Bwoot Vt QÜMMER BOARD NEAR THE »*eeid» In Kittery, Maine ; pleasant plaos, good liv- ing and rvaeonable prier* Address J H.L/XSKM.¦J^ONG BEACH HOTEL, LONG BF.AtH.L.I.N.T.On the Atlantic.Finest wirf bathing la the world Boating, fishing, nailing Bend for circular JOHN T.DEFINE.Grand Hotel.Broadway and 31 (treat, N Y.ÇJT.LEON SPRINGS, b DALAI E HOTEL.ftT.LEON, QTE This aelebratod establishment, conducted on tompevana* prlcctplew.one of the moot delightful and agrewable rum Bier rvwort* on the ennUnent.wfa he open to the public on the FIRST OF JUNE Th* nomeroua touriste who visit th.a beoatif.l tpo« annually will fiud It this year, under the new rr anagainedt, mors attractive than ever The pro-prtet or» will fpore no effort in on taring to the oomfort and enjoyment of the guest*.The enMne will be under the Immediate nianogement of one of Montreal's leading pro-ferine I cookj Bpecial feciiittaw will beglven for all klod* of reereati'/o, rich ee billiaolr.bowling, croquet, laws tennis, tootitg.*U , etc To (offerer» from KhirunoUrra.Ne-irsmia, Indigratlor., General Debiütf, etc.etc, the Kalina waring», In Bonner loo with this bout offer a surr cure Coaches will beta waiting for guest* at lywiieevlIU on the arrival of all trata* frvm Montreal acdOuehee.Par terms apply U> BT LEON MINKKA1.WATKR CO tU 1 Froprtaaort.Toronto.M.A TIIGMAH.Hotel Manager rj^HE IROQUOIS HOUSE, On the Hrlerll Mounlnlne, Kl.Hilaire, P.Q., end OTTERBURN PARK, on the Richelieu Ri-ev, or» both open tor the season B.r.FAMPBELL, Maoaging Director.B AY VIEW HOUSE, PEAK'S ISLAND, PORTLAND HARBOR, MAINE, f apt.John T.ftlerllng.Proprietor.GOOD TABLP.BOARD f't be»r*y of ntuaMoo this hone* Is uoeurpasaed.T* \u2022 weeing a cotnloMabl* rretlrg piano It present» ell the attractions that eoa*d reeeooeMy be desired Gept J T Htorlmg hoe taken chare* i.f tb« house for ths eeaeun.The house will be open June 1st.Hummer Resorts.MONTREAL'S SUMMER Resort.\" TBE GUOtE.\" BEACONSFIELD.The PrHIlret Pol til on I.AkF NT.LOLM.Ratily reachetl by G.T.11 and C.P K.Good boating, bathing and fishing from the ground*.Oity address - M UFA 4 lilt HALL HILL.(CALUMET\tHOUSE.y ValuaMe Hotel, suitaMe for nimmer resort, fur sale at Calumet, Vus Situated ou C P.II.midway between Ottawa and Montreal The above hotel i« a tlrst-claee brisk building, linee flats and basement, and well furnished with all neceeeary oull uildinge, stablee, garden, etc Ualninet I» uatod for lie twtuliful uiouutain ¦otuery, brook fishing and li vely shaile ground» Also, the Grand Ottawa Hirer splendid for boating, fishing and bathing, withlu short dittai ce of Ualninet Houee For a quiet, healthy, summer retreat, the Calumet stands uurivalled.This property is how offered for sole, os the present owner feet* rather advanced in yeare to luuguv continue the biuri-nees, which Isa very profitable one both euniiuer ami win.tor.Four train* from Ottawa and four from Montreal stop daily at Calnmet, whlrh 1s also the ferry junction for the celebrated Caledonia Mim-ral Bpriuge.Mineral mine* are opening up in the near back country Largo saw mills and grist mill within quarter mile of hotel Ininieiiee Mint er i usines» done In vicinity.Calumet has tw* churches and several (tore*.The hotel is within two mitnitoe' walk from depot For ftirther particular* write H.LAHKLLK, Calumet Houee, Oeluuiet, P.Q.T~HE LOWELL HOUSE will be open to guette JUNE 15tb It 1* eupplied with pure spring water, end bos a nr foot system of teweroge.Fur h*lth end convenience il ie unexcelled.Table* a specialty For circulars end terms address J.R.DUFF, Old Orchard, Me.The united states hotel, PORTLAND.MAINE.This well-known Hotel having been put In Brat-clee order for the season of 1890, and having the beet location In the city, Monument square.Congre** and Federal streets make it the muet deeirable Hotel for tbs Hummer tourist to stop et while In Portland The table Is furnished with the best in the market.Katie, 82.Ou to Fl M per day Meale, 50c FORM a O\u2019CONNOR.Proprietors.Frisk L.Foes, \\ PrrKtt OConnor.J G RAN1TE SPRING HOTEL WILL BE OPEN JI NE I0TII, IfPW.This hotel I* newly built and newly furnished, end he one of the beet mineral «tiring water» In the State a Maine, running through the house by power.One hundred dollar» reward trill be given anybody In the State of Maine who can abow better mineral water than thle M The houee 1» located on Long Dland, Portland Harbor and Is one of the most beautiful Islands to Casco Bey foe Its grove* and beache* and excellent view».Price of board from 91 to 95 per day, according to thi location of the rooms.E.PONCE, Proprietor, Cor, F.irhmige and Middle afreets, PORTLAN D.MAINE OTTAWA BEACH HUUSE, V/\tTHURSO.The shove houee.beautifully ettuated on the book of the Ottawa River, boa been thoroughly re fitted and Is now open for the accommodation of summer boardero.W.H DWVKK, Proprietor.HOTEL WINDSOR, ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN, BOISE'S POINT, N.T.A cool and delightful family reenrt.No Malaria.No bay fever.No moaquitnea.Sanitary arrangements perfect Itoligbtriii drives Celebrated for It* catches of black boar, pike.Ac Croquet and Lawn Tenni* Grounds Water end mountain scenery of iitisurpeeaed beauty Only on* and a half hour from Montreal ly Grand Trunk Railway Send ter Circulare\tO.F.BECK.ADVERTISEMEFTS.s FECIAL LINES JUST DECEIVED.HODGftON.KTHNER .« f O.\u2014are orrxRixu\u2014 PRINTED CANTON DRAPERIES.8EO ART MU8LIN9, YICTORIA LAWNS, OMBRE PRINTS, IVORY AND PEARL BUTONS.GILT, SILVER AND FANCY METAL BUTTONS, BEAL TORCHON LACE.GUIPURE CURTAINS, Drees Burklre, Hair Pint, Heir Oran* taenlv la Gill, ftllvrr.Amber, aad fthrll.FULL RANGE SILK AND COTTON GARTERING 317 and 31» HI.Paul llrret.JUST PUBLISHED rCRTOMft AND P.Tf IftE TABIFF.with Tebte* of Foreign Exchange, Harbor Duse, Ac.I orrerfed ap to June THh.Pri r bv Mad., 50c.MORTON, PHILLIP» 4 IIILHIB.1755 and 1757 Nwfrr Dame sl\u201e Montreal.J^ORTHERN FIRE ASSURANCE IONPANV OP LONDON.Capital 4 Arramnlnlrd lands, I|3?,9d6,9d0.KOREBT W.TIRE, Manager for Canada, ITtl Notre Dame atreet.MONEY TO LOAN at all times, on flret-claee city property I/>w Interest end eery favorable tern.» for repayment.KIN LIFE Akftl It A.\\f F.4 OH PANT OF CANADA R.HAI AFLAT, Managing Director.194 Kl.Janie* klrrcl, Montreal.ADYEBTIMINAi \"At M.DAILY WITNESS Fire line* end upwards.tOo pur line.OouUecta oo favorable term*.WEEKLY WITNESS.With Urge type or cuts.30» per Hue.One third re-dic'li ti If eat iu our usual small odvertlaiug types.B|e:iAl ooulroct rates HI list KIPTION BATES.Dally Wituae*, $100; Weekly Witness, 91 X with reduction* to Club* Northern Mnseeuger, 30e : 10 cojilee^to oue addreee, 9115; », 9440; 80, 910.50; fail]! ^ituws.THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1890.Phince George, the second «on of the Prince of Wales, who is a lieutenant in the navy and haa been placed in command of a torpedo vessel, will join the North American squadron at Newfoundland in a sew days.From there, it appears, tho Vice Admiral, to whose command the Prince\u2019s vessel Is attached, will sail to Newport, the favorite watering place of wealthy New Yorkers.Society at Newport and in New York is in a flurry, the despatches say, over the enter* tainment of the Prince.Perhaps there is Letter reason than usual for the excitement.In spite of their democracy and republicanism American women\u2019s social ambition is in many cages very great, and seeks satisfaction in titles and the courts of monarchs.Now, it is understood that the Prince of Wales is rather inclined to an American marriage for one, if not both of his song.There is, therefore, a chance for some beautiful and accomplished American girl to reach a social height not yet attained by any of her sisters.Prince George is said, too, to be a manly fellow, with many good qualities and with no vices.Snch a marriage would be a good thing from a political point of view, if politics are concerned in princely matches at all now a days.One Hundred and Twelve People, men, women and children, lost their lives by the \u201c Lake Pepin \u201d disaster.There appears to be some reason for believing that the tornado was not wholly to blame for this great catastrophe, the greatest, probably, suffered by so small a community as Red Wing since the disaster on the Thames by which so many families of London, Ontario, were bereaved.When the steamboat left Red Wing the storm had already begun, aa tho wind was blowing hard.In spite, however, of the need for extra carefulness it appears that there was a great deal of liquor drinking going on both on board of the steamer and of the barge, which was apparently taken along because the steamer was overloaded.It is openly charged that the captain of the boat and the engineer, who are both among the few who saved their lives, had been drinking with the rest, and that it was owing to this and the resulting incompetence that the steamer was wricked.Those survivors who are mott moderate in their account of the disaster blame the captain for his mismanagement of the vessel and her passengers during the storm.In the flrst agony of such a bereavement it is only natural that the community shonld be wroth with the person responsible for the safety of the passengers, and it is not improbable that the chargos against the officers and crew of the boat are exaggerated.That there was a groat deal of drinking going on is not denied, as it had necessitated the removal of some women and children from fhe barge, and it is said that some of them sought refuge from the intoxicated in the cabin of the vessel.That in a dUaiter the chances of the women and children would be lessened by the Intoxication, or partial intoxication, of strong men is beyond all doubt.Surely,even liquor-drinkers, while sober, will agree that prohibition should lie enforced, at least on board of excursion steamers.L ACROSS K.Some severe criticisms of the Cornwall-Toronto game have pat lacrosac upon trial.Experienced and skilled Montreal players who were present state that the playing was fast and hard, but that it waa not brutal or unfair, and that the CornwalLs were the l>est men on that occaaion and won on their mérita.If fault is to be found, it must therefore be with the regulations under which the game ia played The game will always be on its trial ao long at certain features which beget extreme roughness are allowed by the rulea.What is required in onr national game is not to shear it of its heroic features, but to secure a just equilibrium between force and skill, and inspire the players with a strong apiritof fair play.It has been suggested that the t>ody check should la done away with.The point is debatable.There shonld la no brute force, and yet without contact with the body what would the game be?Then» should be no body-check unless ono or other player held the ball ; and not then within twelve feet of a fence.Rut is there not a way to reduce the necessity for heavy body-checking ?W'hy not do away with that long flange upon the admitted lacrosse, and the rigging which makes a lacrosse stick of to day more like a scoop net than like the lacrosse the skilful handling of which made Mcllougall, McDonald, Noyes, Sten-house, Rlack Peter, the Daillebouts, and scores of otheia famous before this generation was heard of.Compare a lacrosse stick of thirty years ago with the weapon of to-day.The cage in which the ball ia carried to-day explains why bodychecking is nowadays so severe.The shook necessary to dislodge the ball from the lacrosse now uaed has to be very great.There is no skill required in running at full ¦peed and carrying a ball in the netting of the lacrosse of to day.Rut to do so with the old-fashioned stick required both care and skill.To chtok then did not require the delivery of a heavy shock, which must be injurious aa well aa painful, and which is, therefore, to be deprecated by all who desire that our games shall be healthful.\u201c The Indiana can't throw\" waa a favorite expreaalon aa to the red men years ago.That was because their etloks were then honest and the gat as tight aa a drum-head.They, too, have learned the advantage of the flange and the acoop-net.One would fancy that the march of improvement, as manifested in the liner playing grounds, the better circum-stances of the clubs, the better encouragement given by tho public would have led to improved principles of fair play among athletes.Much has been done.The rulea and regulations have improved and the playing ia better, but much remains to be done.There ia too much desire to win at any cost, get favorable umpires, friendly referees,\u2014 anything to \"get there,\u201d at the vernacular puts it.Thia comes, we are afraid, of betting and gambling in connection with the matcheu.The spirit shown by Paotta in his race with Kennedy in England should be imported.He would not take a race he could have won by an opponent falling out of his boat.He waited until the man got in again and had a fresh start.A professional athlete who had backers would have been severely reprimanded for thus refusing to secure their winning in their gambling.When ahall we see a lacrosse championship team refuse to take a game except it was fairly won ?Take away the body check by all meant, but also shave down the flange and draw the strings of the netting straight.A baggy lacrosse should bo as detestable to a lacrosse player aa baggy-kneed trousers are to a dandy, and any man who \"baggi\" the netting of his stick should be held,metaphorically, as well as literally, \u201c to have put his foot ia it.\u201d LOCAL FIRES.At 11 20 Ia0, and she fears it, too, ha* been consumed.The building wa« owned by the Montreal Bill Potting Oompany, and war fully coverrd by inturance.THE LATE MR.HONEY.The chief monrners at the funertl of the U**» Mr.J.S Honey, yesterday afternoon, were : \u2014 Merer*.J.W.Money and O.A.Honey, eons of the deceased ; Mr.J.Rtafford, hie brother inlaw ; Mr.J.H.8.Oaos, his son in law ; Mr.J, W.Winter, his grandson, and Mr.Hugh McLennan.After leaving the house the cortege proceeded to Christ Church Csthedml,where the l uneral service was held by the Rev.Dr.Nor-ten, rector of Montreal, and then proceeded to Mount Royal Cemetery.Among those who followed the hearse were noticed: Mr.Juttioe Tsrcberean, the Hon.Sheriff Tbibandean, and Mesura.L.W.Hicotte, L.H.Collard.Q.H.Krrnick, Jos.Dnbamel, W.W.Robertson, Rielle, Laocto», R.8.Weir, tho Rev.8.Massey, A.McGoun, F.G.0.Carter, W.Brace, J.J.Gethinge, John Robertson, John Galt, A.B.Htewarr, Hamilton, W.Hoard, John Shaw, Chaa.Garth, E.B.Ibboteon, L.Simi, R.0.Smith, W.H.Kirby, and other».A YACHTING CRUISE.A yachting party will leave the oily, today, on a mott pleasant cruise.Two yachts will take part in the expedition, Mr.N.Char-bonnean\u2019e \"Memo,\" and Mr.A.L.Kent\u2019s \" Mira.\u201d Mr.Cbarboonean will have ae gusate three of Lie confreres, members of the Bar, Meaer*.O.Madore, F.de 8.Bas-tien and F.R.Marceau, while Mr.Kent will be accompanied by hie two sons and Meeara.Kd.Caron, Dr.Brown, Alfred Demera, Alfred Grraicr and Henry BraolL The party are to be met at Sore! by another yacht from Three Riven, and will then proceed to New York via the Richelieu river, Lake Champlain and the Hudson.The exconioa will take about two week*.PILGRIMS DISAPPOINTED.On acconnt of the accident to the steamer \" Quebec,\u201d which haa neoeaaitated the placing of the \"Three Riven \"on the regular line between Montreal and Qoebec.tbe Irish Catholic pilgrimage to 8te Anne de Beaupré, which waa to have takro piece on the 26th instant, haa been jKittponrd to some future date.The pilgrimage of the St.Jean HaptUte parish has also been postponed to the middle of August for the same reason.QUITE A SURPRISE PARTY.On Tuesday afternoon, while a Frenchmen's picnic in the Hurteau Park at Longueuil was in progrès», four members of the Provincial Police appeared on the scene and aeized J'l barrels of lager, 2 case* of brandy, 1 case of gin, 4 gelions of wbiskev, 4 gallons of rye, 1 gallon of gin in a barrel and 12 bottle* of brer.Proceedings are to be inatituted against the person who lal the (¦ark for the oocaaion.TERREBONNE\u2019S BONUS OFFERS.The town of Terrebonne has voted a 910,000 bonus to the Canadian Electric Manufacturing Company to open a manufactory of electrical supplies in their locality.A similar bonus ba* alto been granted to a shoe manufactory.THE TYPOS\u2019 PICNIC.The Montxal Typographical Union have breo granted the are of the Exhibition Grenada for thsir annus! picnic an the 26th inat.No* gtt out the white hats again. Thübsdat.Jült 17, 1890* TIÎE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS 6 t SHAKING THEM UP.à LAW AMI) UBDIB LIAQUB IN VI00B0U9 MOOD, iNniAVAPOUH, Ind., Joly 19.\u2014There are in-dioationa that thern will be a Rendrai abakioK un in Indianaiiolia of liquor aellora by the Law and Order LeaRue, which to-day had a crowd of witneaata at the doora of the grand jury waiting for an opportunity to give teatimony.Nearly the entire police force and many private detec-tivea have been aummoned, and it ic not improbable that a large number of drug atore proprietor» will be indicted for aecretly aelling \u2022hiakey and beer at retail Eighteen witneaaea egainit Coy, the aaloonkeeper politician, have been eubpi-need, and it looka aa if not leu than ten indiotiuenta will be found againat him.Ooy and hia friruda are railing the cry that it ia a political peraecution.WOMEN A3 PHYSICIANS PBBHAPH UHYDOES IB JBALOUfl.St.John, N.B., July l(i.\u2014Tae New Brunt-wiok Medical Sooiety met in Moncton yesterday and to day.At to day'a uieetimr Dr.Brydgea, of Moncton, read a paoer on \u201cWomen aa Medical Praetitionera.\" He cl-dmed that the atruoture of a woman\u2019s mind uutittnd her, to a large extent, for man's occupation.Even in woman'a special work, inch as sewiog, o >oking, apinning, all improvements in projets and appliances were made by men.Women posaessed no originality.They were destined by natare for bearing and rearing children, and this totally unfitted them to be sucoeaiful medical prao-titionera.Ilia views were endorsed by several members.CHAPLEAU\u2019 S SENTENCE COMMUTED.Albany, N Y., July 16.\u2014Governor Hill haï .commuted to imprisonment for life the aenteno* ' of Joseph Chapleau, convicted in Clinton county of murder in the first degree and aentenoed to be executed during the week commencing July 21at In hia decision the Governor says : Thia application for executive clemency is based upon a petition signed by many of the leading citizens of Clinton county, including nearly all the county oftisiala.The county judge strongly favors the application.The distrist attorney doee not oppose it.The twelve jurymen who rendered the verdict against the defendant unanimously unite in asking for a commutation.THE RAVAGES OF FOXES! Salim, N.J., July 15.\u2014A plague of foxes trouble# Salem County.Some time ago the creatures were turned loose in the country dia triota by would-be sportsmen.The result is that now almost daily reports of ravagea among the fermera\u2019 small live stock are heard.Last week two adjoining ferma lost forty young turkeys.Sunday an entire litter of young pigs were stolen.Spring chickens have become a moat rare luxury among the people, but the Reynard gang baa fared well.FIRES.Fall Rivir, Mass., July 16,\u2014A fire thia afternoon, which started in Crowley A Co.\u2019s junk store, threatened to make sad havoc, and did destroy several buildings, entailing a lois of $25,000.IlOfiTON, July 16.\u2014A serious fire started in the Congregational church at Rockhnd this afternoon and spread rapidly to adj liuiug build* ings.Aaiistance was sent from Abiugton and South Weymouth.The fire caught from a gasoline lamp.The total loss will reach $100,-000.SHOCKING ACCIDENT.Watiiloo, Out, July 16.\u2014This forenoon, while Adsm Weber, of Kreutziger\u2019s plsning mills, was tawing a slab of an oak board with a circular saw, a wedge shaped piece, about three feet long, broke oil and was caught by the saw and violently hurled bsck, striking Mr.Weber in the right eye.The end that pierced the eye was seven-eighths of an inch thick and a quarter inch wide.It penetrated his head to the distance of three inches, lodf\u2019og in the brain.Doctors Webb and Armita^e were immediately summoned and extracted the stick.Mr.Weber remained conscious daring the entire operation ; but little hope is entertained of his recovery, THE DARTMOUTH DISASTER.Halifax, N.8., July 16 \u2014The inquest on the victims of the Dartmouth disaster was con* eluded to-night.No new faots were elicited as to cause.The jury's verdict was accidental death, but had the gate at the head of the wharf been securely fastened the accident would not have occurred.THE NEW BRUNSWICK THIRD PARTY.St.John, N.B., July 16.\u2014The executive of the Third Party, whereof John Thomas Balmer of Halifex is the head and front, met in Moncton last night.President Buhner will tske the field at once.It ia announced that all the countiee in the Maritime Provinces are to be organired and candidates ran in each county.It was\u2018nnanimously resolved to bold a great prohibition meeting in St.John during the exhibition in September, when it is hoped to perfect the provincial organization.A COLORED RUMMY.St.John, N.B., July 6.\u2014The colored man who was raking in monev by ¦elliog liquor from a sloop in the river near Fredericton to millmen, in violation of the Scott Act, was to-day sen* ^ tenced to five months' gaol, A SCHOONER SEIZED, Halifax, N.8., July 16.\u2014 The schooner \" Mary, from Fortune Bay, loaded with 700 quintals of cod, was seized at St.Pierre to day for selling cod roes.The value of the vessel aud cargo ia 15.000.AD VERTISEMENTS.SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE IN LONDON AND CANADA.TAs Hnbunation Lut wilt apt n /or the United Kinudom at the oj/tee at the Company » Bankers in London anti tor Canadi at the Bank of Montreal.Montreal, Toronto and Branches, on Monday, the Slet July, I 'jJ, and will close on or he/ore 4 p in., on Weinre l ly.the SSrd July, /or Town or Count y.DOMINION OF CANADA.THE BELL ORGAN AND PIANO COMPANY, L1M1TBI).(Incorporated under tUe Campanie* Acta, IHG'2 to ISSU.) SHARE CAPITAL -\t\u2022\t.\t£150,000 (or $730.000) DEBENTURE CAPITAL.£ 60,000 (or $\u2018£92,000) IssumI m lulloira : SA,ooo CH permit Cumalatlve Preference niiure» of CÏ (or m«t.33> each \u2022 iq.vooo (or min.ï.ooot I5,ooo ordinary nbarrs of £5 (or 4r4t.3.'t> each .\t73,000 9\t8\t1\tor 81,495 16\tm\t1.R32 cr\t7,456.00 2\u2019,224\t10 11\t\t\u2022\u2019 122,759.50\tm\t1.576\t\u2022\u2022\tT,970.00 28 fiie\tt\t0\t\u2022\u2022 115,077 NO\tm\t1,970 M\t9.687.00 n.cjfl\t10\t9\t\u2022\u2022\t66 316.70\t-\t2,271 M\t11,06 2 00 Stock r f Organ*, Pi.no*, Lumber, Ac., at cost.Illlli H-ceivabU (on band at Gtielpb).Book D«' Icholae, wtr* In attendance for the proeecutlon.AN ALLEGED K08BBBT.A.Idas alleges that ha waa spending the evening at tha house of bia friand, P.Lacroix, with aaveral others, laet night and waa beaten and robbed.It appears that they bad been drinking all round when a quarrel occur red.Hevtral of tbowe pr**> nt assailed Diaz, who emerge] with bia no** broken and minu* jM.2S,which, h* **)*, waa tlclm from him.Dacrolx, hia wife and Ell* Ken court have been arretted, charged with tha crime, and remanded to gaol.W.Connaughton, arraatad for drunkannaaa and disorderly conduct, was *0 unruly whan arraigned thla morn le g that b* was remanded to gaol for eight dais to sober off thorooghly.Jsmea Peter 1\u2018lktt I* a colored sailor on tha \" Olbral-\u2022a»-I Yesterday, tome one dole hia watch, and an Kegllehman named Andrew Lyons waa arretted on suspicion cf ateallng It, aa he waa teen acting sut ptcioosly near Klatt a bunk.Arthur Talllefer, a*loon keejier.waa arretted on Tuevdey Uet co a capias for IVl.to, at tbt IneUnc* of Ches.A.Smith.LAST WORDS BY WIRE.Count Conrad Htolberg, heir to one uf tho richest land owuera iu Germany, wa* aco.di-u ally shot and killed to day while duck aho .tio^.ENGLAND ANU THE VATICAN.BIB ADBIAN DtNUll'u VISIT TO HOMt.London, July 16.\u2014Tb« mentlo of Sir.L.Simmons a* negotiator at tho Vatican is supp >*e '.to have descended on the shoulder» nf Sir A-inan Diogli, who, aa Crowu Advocnta of Malta, wv* for many years of great intlueaoe.Sir AJna 1 is a strong Catholic, and although the oateu«ib 1 object of bis visit to Rome ia to see hi* only s'i> , who is a pupil in the Jesuit school of Mondrsgoii», it ia an op«n secret that he ia charged, semiofficially, to dimisa «\u2022\u2022vend matter* of grext importance with Leo Kill, aud hia adviaer*.BARON WI33MANN.London, July 17.\u2014Baron Wi*siuinn hm r.i-considered his determination to resign hi* p»i-tion as German Impetial Commissioner in Africa, aud will remain in the colonial servi '.1 for the present.It i* understood that Lieu .Baron Gravenreuth will continue as acting commissioner, and Baron Wisamann will rein tt-i in Berlin to assist in the reorganization of tl.-i (¦ermau system in Africa on an entirely ne v basis, the changes being demanded by the Ur g > increase of territory through the Anglo-Utnuan agreement.COUNT KALNOKY.Count Kalnoky haa entirely recovered fr->i'i rect?t illnra» aud will accompany the Ku.peror Francia Joseph on the latter'a visir 1 .< .ern any to attend the annual military mx- u*.i-Y'e.\u2019 Although Count Kalnoky goes o,tu aibly as a travelling companion of the Knuer», it ia understood that the real object of hi* t.-ip is to meet Chancellor Von Caprivi wiih wh-t-u t conference on that occasion haa already boe t arranged.CASSATTS CURIOUS SILENCE.It ia the subject of much comment in K >in-' that Captain Carsati sine* hia arrival in Icdy Las had nothing farther to *ay oneirmng hi* rather profuse censure of Mr.Stanley in sli\u2019c 1 be indulged aome time ago.RAIN IN INDIA.Calcutta, July 17.\u2014Heavy rains prevail in the Darjeelliog district and part of the c :un*ri ia flooded.Bridgea have been carried awwy iu many places and the only means of communie* tien between the plantera is by boat, THE BEHRING SKA QUESTION.Klw Yobk, July 17.\u2014A Washington special to the World eaya President Harrison held » long conference yesterday with Repreae-itwive Hitt, of Illinois, Chairman of the House Foreign Affair* Committee, with relation to toe Behring Sea correspondence called for by Mr.Hitt's resolution.Representative Diogley.of Maine, a member of the Committee on the Mer chant Marine and Fisheries, and a close student of the Behr'ng Sea controversy, also called on the Preeident and conferred with him on the sabject of the House resolution.It can be stated WITBOCT VIOLATING THE CONFIDENCE of anyone that the President has indicated clearly that be doe* not, at this time, regard it as a wiae move to lay the correspondence before the House of Representatives, and »o make it {.ublic.He bases bis objection 00 tho grjund that the threat made by Lord Salisbury regarding the protection of British sealers in Berhing Sea by British war veaaela must necessarily be confirmed by the publication of any material portion of the correspondence, and that such confirmation would tend to increane the prêtent feeling of irritation and possibly defeat tbs pur pose of the nfgotiation* now again in progr-s* This idea urges itself the more strongly on toe President by reason of hia great reluctance to make public any part of THE MODIFIED INSTnCCTIONS to our revenne cutters in Behring Rea.It would require the publication of theso iustruc-tkna to show conclusively that they have b.«-n rendered so inoffensive that Lord Salisbury will doubtless never have an oppor unity to carry cut his threat.Here, again, the President acd Secretary Blame are at odda.The Preaidmt declare* that he will not permit the papera to be made public at this time.Air.Blaine was willing that the coreapondecoesh.uld go to the House, and so notified the S ale Department officials.The documents w 11 likely ttmaio under real for some time to oomi, MURDER AND ARSON.Mabisvillf, CaL, July 17.\u2014Early yesterday rm ruing fire was discovered in the Beld ng Szda Wotks, and after it was extinguished there-n sins of George Ball, manager of the works, were found at the back door.Ball had evidently been murdered.Tne body and safe had been rifled of valuable», and fire Lad been set to the building.MURDERED BY APACHES.Glgbi, Ariz , July 17.\u2014Edward Biker wa* murdered at bia cabin in the Sierra Àoeha Mountains, forty miles north of Globe, a few days ago, probably b?Apacb>-*.POPULATION OF CHICAGO.Washington, July 17.-The latest from Chicago makes that city's population 1.101,203.This put* Chicago ahead of Philadelphia.THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE.Rt.Paul.Mien., July 17.\u2014The special meeting of the Kannera\u2019 Alliance was call* d to order yesterday.There wire between 500 and LOO delegate» present.A motion to take mdo pendent political action-was carried by an over-whelmirg vote of *31 to 24.A tuition waa then carried to take a recess for the purpo-e of entering into a j-jint convention with th« Nbor delegate* to plaoe a Joint ticket in the h.-ld.When the joint convention met the 1 flicers of the Alliance were made the officers of the C n-vention.The Convention adjuurnid till this morning.YACHTS WRECKED.Chicago, July 17.\u2014Captain Stein, of the steamer \"Puritan,\u201d reporta the wreck of two tachta, seen by him in the middle of the lake.rom other information obtained the captain's report inakee it certain that five persona, pre aumrd to be from Chicago, were lost with th»»* yachts.The names are nnknown.It ia sup-poaed they periahed in the big atorm a fow days \u2022go.THE HAY CROP.Boston, July 17.\u2014The hay crop in New England ia placed at 16 percent above the average in amount and 30 percent above the average in feeding vaine, ae tbe crop ia of extra quality,¦ FIRES.Apollo, Po., July 17.\u2014Tbe Apollo House, the principal hotel here, wae burned on Tue», day night Lose $30,000.Tbe guea'.a barely escaped with their lives.No one waa injured.Minneapolis, Minn., July 17.\u2014Tha burning of 525 too* of binding twine in this city on Tuesday will cause a sharp advance in the price of that article, especially in the North Writ MoWatt, Barrie ; Niagara, A.B.Burrett, NI* agar* ; Toronto, U K.Bennett, Toronto ; Ontario, W.Miller, Omemee ; Prince Klward, P, J.Lightbornv, (Dbourg ; Frontonac, T.R.Dap gave), Elgin ; St.Lawrence.W.H.Jackson, Brockville ; Ottawa, J.H.Hothwell, Lanark ; Algotna, J.11.Fiuivr, Port Arthur Mr.J.Rose Robertson received 348 out of the 095 votes cast.There waa n rousing reoeotion tendered both Mr.Robertson aud the lion.J.M.Gibson, The Grand Lodge meets next year at Toronto, THE CASE OF NEWFOUNDLAND.Tobonto, July 17.\u2014The following special cable appears in this morning's \u2014London, July 16.\u2014Premier White way, of Newfoundland, tell* mo to-day that he hia had further interview* with the Colonial Office.The whole caso of tbe colony is now fairly before Lord Knuta-ford.Sir William oertainly does not think the attitude of the Imperial authorities ia hiatile to the Colonial claimr, and he ia glad to find the real character ol the issues involved fairly grasped by tbe prea* and public men here, THE CITY\u2019S QUARRY.l\u2019ABELESHNE68 BTILL insisted upon, Mr.Bond, of Outremunt, says, referring to the careless blasting, that tbe atone* complained of are certainly from the city quarries.One re-ctntly fell eight feeo from where he atood along aide hi* kitchen Hi* children had been playing there not half an nour before.Is waa largo enough to kill a man.One went through hia kitchen window Uar March, 0| poaita where hia wile was sitting.Ono of the city\u2019s own employee* recently hod a cow injured, the animal being attack on the leg by a rock, ju«t after it had been mdked Mr.Perry, says Mr.Bond had a man at wo»k in a field one day and a large atone fell clr.so alongside the man.The atone wa* taken down to tbe City Hall and shown to the City Purveyor, bat no flatisfaction wan cbt.vned tho blàtta buino; ** dangerous a) ever.The blasts are covered,' bnt covered with bruahwood, wbioL, according to Mr.Bond, is no betttr tran tiasut* psper.MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.TATLOH CBCEOH FOB ISLE PKaUOr.Tsylor Church excurrion to morrow will be on tho I rloctss \" inktrsd of ihe \" Prince of W »l«, ¦ leaving Mo son » whaif at S a.tu , and calling at the foot of Mo Dill itrci-t and at St.(labrlel Locks lattr on, A CHAMBLT PICNIC.Cowansvlllr, K**t Karnham, llilglivm and vicinity will hold an excursion picnic to Clunibly on Ssturday.SHIPPING.London, July 17.Drived out steamer \"Aller,\" from ntw I or».Mo.ntr*aim July 17.Reading* by Hear\" A Harrison\u2019s Standard Barometer at noon to day : Ï9 M ; yesterday, 3 i OJ.Tempera-*\u201cr® *°;, buyer 30 days.The prie** at tbe do»* of the Board reported to day by Messrs.Nlrhols A Marier, Stock Brokers, oorner St.4 cancels Xavier and Notre Dame etreete, were a* fellows :\u2014 Stocks.Bank» *1 Stocks a* -'s ¦» Miscellaneous.Montreal.Ville Marls.Ontario.People*.klolaon*.Toronto.Jac.CartUr.Men hante.Quebec.Nationale.K.Tomnablp*.L'nlon., Commerce.,.llocbelaga.223\t222 .170 102} .116} 213 100 M 1«'} 143} 123\t120 Ü j 132 .»J lit-} .Ut} 1(10} Montreal Tel .97 IUcb.tOnt.Nav.00} City Paes By.195 City Gas Co.2ti7 M.Loan A klort.Canada Cotton .42} Mont.Dunda* Cotton.20 Stormont Cofo.*2} Hudon Colton.136 St Paul M * 14 R .T i an.N.W.Land 75 Can.Par.Rr.82} Royal Electric.COMMERCIAL MATTERS.Tfce Hontlnrden Organ Company baa bean dlseolvsd 4y voluntary liquidation.THK GRAND LODGE ELECTIONS.{Spttial to Ike IPifnerr.) Kingston, July 17.\u2014The Grand Lodge elections occurred this forenoon.The result* were I\u2019rov, Grand Master, J.Hors Robertson, Toron-to ; deputy grand master, the Hon.J.M.(.ibson, Hamilton ; district deputy grand masters\u2014Erie district : James Birch, Chatham : St.Clair, J.I*, Whitehead, Stratbroy ; Jyind >n, A,\u2019.\u2022 \"JUD,0Di London ; South Huron, W.White, Mitchell ; North Huron, W.K.Telford.Walkerton ; D.H.Wilson, Woodatrck ; Wei-ington, John Fox, Orangeville ; Hamilton, fl.W, Milligan, Hamilton ; Georgian Bay, D.F, Opening and Stg.Demand.60 dayr.C.\tB.A Q.Can.Pacific.Y.l'entrai.Chicago Ga*.Can.houtb.iHl A Hudson D.\tL.A West .Erie.Oil.N.Y.A N.Keg N.J.Centra! Kan.A Texas.Louis ti Nash.L.Shore.Mich.Central.R.T.NEW YORK STOCK USI-July 17.{fumùktd ly J.R.Meeker.) 13 SL Sacrament street.Closing Prloaa -10.00 a.m.and 3 St Paul, M.AM.M.O Psc.73 Nor.Pec.i* Nor.Pec.pfd.82 Nor.West.m Wabash, pfd.26 Omaha Com.O.A Trans.Coot 471 Pae.Mall.m Reading.45} St.Paul.« 73} Tex.I\u2019*0.Colon Pacific.63} W.U.Tel.84} Wab.Com.Sugar.7« 0*1.84} -: p.tn.108 .:*t7* \"ü .ici» tco} .14-} l«h} .20 26 :\u2018m oo .88} \u2022ILOl 88} ttloToaU ^ 1\" - Closing\u2014Sept, wheat, 88(3 ; corn, (xîh'^B* -*',pcr17, Ll8 P,rn-\u2014Cloaing\u2014 Wheat, 88}o ToLano, Joly J7, 1.16 p.m.\u2014Closing\u2014Wheat, 88c caab ; 88}c August ; 88}o Sept.; 91 }o Deo.?,w J?**1 JulJr ,r'1,5 R *n-\u2014Cloaing\u2014Wheal, Otld July; 93|o Aug.; 9J|o Kept.; »SJc Ort.: 94}c Nov.; ttijc Deo.; 05io Jan.; 0*}(- May.Corn, 44o .y \u2022 J4)0 Au|f- '\u2022 45«° 8®Pl- ! 4SI0 ,,c4- Oats, 88c July ; 38|o Aug, ; S4]o8*pt.; 86}a not.I-oxTioii, July 17, 4 p.m.- Consol*, 96} for money and 00 li-ie on account.LivaaraOL, July 17.11.80 a.m.-Spriug wheal, 7# Id ; red winter, 7a 0}d ; No.1 CaL, 7* 2}d ; com.8a H}d ; pea*, 6a 7d ; pork, 63* 8d ; lard.80a 3d l bacon, 29* to 30* ; tallow, 24» 3d ; cheese, 42a.BIRTHS.HKYMOUR.\u2014At 773 St.Denis street, on 17th July, 1890( the wife of G.K.Hermour, of a son.DIED.MORAW At Geneva, July 16th, Misa LUlie Mabel Moraw, only and twlotsd child of W.J.Muraw, aged » month* and 16 days.\" He ylveth IBs beloved sleep.\" BLACKBCRN.\u2014Near Thurso, Qua., July jotb, 1390, Alexander Blackburn, son of Wm.Blackburn, in hi* 20th year.( - 1 / .f - } \"VrOTICE TO CONSIGNKES.Th\" \u201cV»» *\u2018ln* 88.\" Graabrook, 11.Bahuldt, master, from Iltml.iirg and Antwerp, is entered at Uu*.totns.CofitiKOtta will Die»** ptas their pntrlr* without \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2018\u2022F-\tMUNDKRLOH ft CO., A«onta ) C \\ l I ?K \\ V r mm Tnur.SDAY, July 17, 1&90.READABLE fARAGUAl'lIS.A WONDERFUL WEATHERCOCK.Mr.Dllllnger (who, In nukluK hU (ortoMtt, relie more on Ihe wind than he doee on the barometer,)-* \"Albeit, from what direction Is the wind blowing?\" Albert (of recent domeitlcatlon, who !« standing over the rigUter)\u2014\"It am railin\u2019,\tHarper\u2019* Baiar.Facti akd Fiei\u2019Bts.\u2014Thousands o( people have been Cured and thousands will be cured by the use of Burdock Blood Bitters, the beet remedy for biliousness.dysi>epeU, constipation, bad blood, lost appetite, eto.Millions of bottles have been sold and all have given satisfaction.A 8t.PctlMBi-ao Dor Is stopped latest night by a policeman, who asks why he is out so late, \"To attend Mr.I\u2019opoff, who was taken suddenly til?\" \"Did he have a permit to be taken suddenly 111?\u201d \"No.\u201d \"Then you will have to go to prison \u2022'\u2014De* troit Fti-e Prtu.Tin Kir.Oio.D.Tiiatir, of Bourbon, Ind., says : \"Both myself and wile owe our lives to Shiloh\u2019s Oon.sumption Cure.B.K.McOaie, 2123 Notre Dame street | Lavlolette k Nelson, 1605 Notre Dame street ; J.T.Lyons, corner Cialg and Bleury etreet.RATHER PERSONAL, \" Purfessor, what\u2019s the difference, any how, between a fiddle an' a violin?\" \"Z) same deferens rat eg-zeest between zs feeddler an* zo violinist.\"-Ziarperr Lazar.Tin Dkadlimt or Sir puts.'\u2014The cobra destroys less life In the aggregate than the various forms of cholera, cholera morbus, cholera-tnfantum, dlarrh it, dysentery, cramps, colic, etc.Mortality In Canada from these causes Is light, owing to the general use of Dr.Fowler\u2019s Extract of Wild Strawberry, which is an unfailing specific for all bowel complaints.Arrin Fi sricioi stT.\u2014Arthur\u2014\u201c Hello there, Sam, come over here ; you don\u2019t owe ms any money, do you?\" Sammy\u2014\u201cNot that I\u2019m aware of.Why?\u201d Arthur\u2014\" Oh, nothing, only I noticed you crosecd the street eviry time you saw me coming, and I thought perhaps you owed me some money and I had forgotteu It.\"\u2014TAe Juler.All kinds of sewing machines repaired and adjusted by a practical mtchanlc at the Williams Sewing Machine office, 1733 Notre Dame street.A TERRI RLE BOY.Some Walters were Invited to tes recently, and, during the course of the meal, John Henry remarked with a chuckle \" Mother's got all her best things on the table tonight ; ain't you, ma 1\" The mortified mother gave the youngster a kick under the table, when be sddrd : \" You needn t kick me under the table, now, 'cause 1 didn't tell a word about borrowing the napkins.\" Ciorr, Wnoorma Couon and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.B.E.McOaie, 2123 Notre Dame street ; Lavlolette A Nelson, 1606 Notrs Dams Street ; J.T.Lyons, corner Craig and Bleury street A Ussi.zes Wants, or Matcum.\u2014Mildred was seated with her mamma on the deck of the steamer.She was watching the revolving light In the light house, with Its Hashing Intervals.\"Mamms, what Is that?\" she asked.\"The light-house lamp, my dear.\" \"Who lights It?\" \"The lighthouse keeper.\" \"With matches 1\" asked Mildred.\"I suppose so,\" replied mamma \"Well, all I\u2019ve got to say,\" commented Mildred, \"It that he waatee a good many matches.'\u2014 Harper\u2019e Young People.A Sivkrr Attack.\u2014 I nev er tslt better In my life then since 1 used Burdock Blood Bitters.I had a severe bilious attack, I could not eat for days and was unable to work.One bottle cured me.For bilious Ills use B.B.B.\tJohn M.Rujiaidh, Tara, Oat.ENTERS HIS PROTEST.COL.UCLKOD MOOBI 18 NOT IN FAVOR OK ANT 11YBRIU BY8TBM.(Special to the Witnett.) Kinobton, July 17.\u2014At tho meeting; o! the Sovereign grand priory, the Grand Master, Col.McLeod Moore, ot Prescott, assailed those in the order who have an itching for the American PTstem of Templary.He will have none of it.He says : \" The Anplo Canadian system being one thing, the American eyatom another, to confuse their identity under tho gnieo of what is spoken of us \"assimilation,\" would be to rob each of ila present personality, giving in exchange a hybrid growth not belonging properly to eilhrr c< nntry and not truthfully representing the principles of any.Those who are anxious to adopt the American work and who indulge in disparaging remarks about the Anglo-Canadian »jstem of Templary aa an attempt to revert t?the primitive forma of the ancient orders shew a wilful blindness to the truth.It is time that Canadian Templars should cease this sense leas agitation for change and learn to have more «elf reliance and confidence in themselves, instead of beemniog imitators of others.The addrers has caused great discussion.THE LIMESTONE CITY.(Special to the Witness.) GKNBBAL PARAGRAPHS.Kingston, July 17.\u2014Tuesday was the hottest day in the history ot Kingston since 1H75.Mr.Marshall, of Marshall, Field A Co., Chi* cage, has purchased Oak Island in Chippewa Ray for £1,000, The declaration that the Grand Trunk Railway has (iiiaranteed the bonds of the Kingston, Hreitb\u2019s Kails A Ottawa Railway is said to be incorrect.Till PRISON COM MISSION.The Prison Commission adjourned to-day to meet in Ottawa to-morrow.Hherilf Fergusson, Gaoler Corbett and Chief of Police Horsey were examini d.The Chief thought the Reformatory for boys a nest for propagating crime and Sheriff Fergusson thought the Central prison a cruel institution.KILLING NEGROES.VlcKSCCRO, Miss., July 17.\u2014Reliable persons Iran Rartrop, La., say seven negroes were killed and six wounded in the stfray with a white posse near Merrougo on Tuesday.There were ;iC.nrgrots in the party, all of whom came here a short lime ago from North Carolina.The inrvivots returned home with the whites, mmmm ¦ v THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS 7 RESSIE STARR KEEKER.Mro.Keefer is a lecturer and organizer of the R.W.G.Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Ttmplara.She has just finished a sue* cesaful season in the Maritime Provinces and is spending a month in t^jHUec, preparatory to a | summer's campaign in the Western States.She is now holding a series of meetings in Montreal for the purpose cf advancing the interests of the order here.Mrs.Ressie Starr Keefer lectured to a small .but appreciative audience on Monday evening in the West End lecture hall.The lecturer, a highly educated lady, endowed with keen in* 1 tellectual powers, proved conclusively that sho was thoroughly able to eopa successfully with the knotty problems of alcoholism and narcotism.Whilst it is no very difficult task to prove the evil effects resulting from the use of alcoholio drinks, it is in very many cases extremely difficult to oomince smokers that the use of tobacco either injures their own constitution or is a public nuisance.The majority of the audience being members of the I.Ü.G.Templars (in whose interest the fair leeturer is working) Mrs.Keefer was spared the giving of a lengthy discourse on the liquor question, and, consequently, was onabled to dircuM at greater length the tobacco question.Hhe described the effects of narcotics on the system in a very able manner, treating the sulject elaborately and scientifically, Her \u2019nquenC Hashes of sarcasm, and her keen bonre-fbtusta were very enjoyable, as were also her sallies when displaying her powers of mimicry, which are of a high order.Hhe was listened ko with intense interest throughout the lecture, and, considering tho number present, was vigorously applauded.A vote of thanks wan proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously.At the close of the lecture, Mr.R.B.Freeman, District Chief Templar of the Independent Order of Good Templars, and chairman pro tern, arose and publicly announced his intention of ditconlinuing the use of tobacco, as he was thoroughly cjnvinced of ita hurtfulness by the orgumeot* brought to bear ui>on it by Mrs.Keefer.He was heartily applauded.SUNLIGHT SKETCHES.\" Pen and Sunlight Sketches' is the title of a grouping of scenes for the summer visitor who revels in the picturesque.All the inviting apota so prettily shown in the book lie upon the Grand Trank Railway or contiguous lines either of boat, stage or railway.They show no now feature*, but sre old chestnuts polished magnificently and garnished with advertisements which are the garlic to the stew, and the garlic is not ngly, by any mean*, to look at.The letter press is pleasing and interesting, written clearly and in a style to inform as well as to please.WATCHING ALDERMEN.It is said that aldermen are being \"shadowed \" by private detectives in order to dis-ocverif anybody except contractors is making anything out of the proposed paving contracts.SUBURBAN JOTTINGS.At a ireetirg of the Municipal Council of the vilUgy of Com 8».Paul, held on Tuenday the fif\u2019tentlj imt., Mr.Henry F.Moulden was appointed reoretary and treasurer, in placo of A.D.Aubry, M.D., who resigned.A CANARD.Tier* is no troth in the rumor flying about here that the Canadian Government is paying the paM'agoa of Heligulanders to Canada.Lost, Strayed and Found.A\u2019utiz\" vntUr lAU kwd, 10 ctnlt tacX inwrlion, mj> to tO ii\u2019Ardt, prr/taùL TXH\u2019NI).a rtrsrril c«w.Appif at \" Witustf \" Office, X with description of animal.IOHT.Iul| 15th, Hilu-r Brooch : cImoki] .l»i«r .yellow J ceutrc ; tilver bonier.Vinder please return to IS Tara Hall avenue.IOHT.a Miniature for Locket Kinder wilt be rewarded J by leaving it at 2ti St Peter street IOHT, between McGill Gollegr avenue ami Vlrtoria J r-jiiare, Lady's Gold Watch, Gold and Steel Chain attached.Be ward at 'J Union avenue.Board and Rooms.AYGUNG MAN ocriipylnx a Isriter room than he reliure* would like to hear of a room mate.Mantel btd all to himself.Apply at 2212 8t.Catherine________ BOARD at Longueuil, large room with two window*.tiquinn avenue, Longueuil lOMEOItTAHI.K Kurnlvhed Kncms vùth Board; also J tabla board 45 Berthelet street.KNISHKD BOOMS To LET.Apply at 95 Union arentie.I.n KMHHK.D ROOM, to let, for one or two Gentle-I' men or Married couple.JD60 Ht Catherine street.ÎTÏÏhNIHUKD tr Unfurnished rooms at 38 Bt PhUlip 1 street.IACUINB' Few hoarder* can set rood hoard in finest, i healthiest part of Lssifllnt three minutes (rom Couvent (nation .good boating Address FRKNOH, \"Witness ' Office.1AIIGK, Unfurnished Parlor and small unfurnished i Room on parlor Hat, would rent for light house-keening ; children no objection.Two front Bedrooms on hath room Hat.Address HOUHP.KREPING, \" Witness\u2019 Office.ROOM, with i room Hal No c ildreti.or wllhout Hoard, wrllfumlebed ; ou hath ; clothes press Also, unfurnished room.211 81.Antoine street R(H»M TO LKT.wllh or without hoard, ons nice large double room suitable fur a newly married ouuple 46 Mance street.fl\u2019o I ET, at 43 Osborne street, a nicely Purniihed X Double Front Bedroom, with or without hoard ITNFl\u2019RNISHKD or Furnished Room, to let, with me J of Kitchen, Dining room and Parlor; $10 in r month; 10 minutes' from Victoria lujuare; vicinity HI Catherine and Bleury.Addreis BA, 10), \" Witness\u2019\u2019 Office B OAM> AM 1) ROOMS.tint door to Post Office ; ons minute's walk from snutuir laudins.Address Mrs.C H.COPP, GeorgsvIUe, que.Houses Wanted.House wanted in the COUNTRY\u2019.-Wanted, for two or three months * small Furnished House, within a short distance from Ihecit muderstv rent.Address W\u201e \" Witness ' Uffioe Situations Vacant.Aoticf* uwUr Ikit Arad, 10 ctute tack iusrrfiom, uji to >0 imnis, 1*11*1 Ui.]\\| 11)1)1.K AGED Man and Wife, without young chil-1\u2019 1 du-n; wife thorough dairy and poultry woman: kis i duties of farm ! UMJ DlOO must understand all Canadian foim work ; Hr*!-closs permanent situation.J.JOHNSON (J McGill street.ART ANT I'D.a\tiln Washing, at the Gr >v-, vv Ih-aooiiatleUl ; wagis.$12 and svirenses paid Apply TKMl\u2019kUANUK DINING II ALI., 2M Ht James St Apply at ones.22 Victoria sIIILIFPA TKKAYNE requires situation as KugILh Ci ok ; Just arrived : rommerclal or private _____________AddresayNUl.lWM, \u2022' Witueas Office.SITUATION wanted by a Young kiigtishman as carpenter, or general hand in «\u2019ore, or round prit ate dwelling, in city or (ouutry ; not afraid to work, and wid-lug to make himself grieralJy useful; a to'al alwlalner ; At oily references.Address 8.J.T .Box III 3, M V\\T ANTED, by a good Dressmaker, whoa-» customers v v are gone out of town, employment lu U.lles' fsmh lies ; city references site» DBRb.S Address i tb.HMAKKR, \" Witness' office w AN TED Dressas made foelouahly, SI 50 aud $3 00.621 Upper Ht.Urbain street YV ANTED, by a respectable woman, work hy the day.of any kind.Apply to 720 l.agi-ichetn-re street WANTED, a Female Teacher for Ht Sylvestre Model Hchool, Dieseulient ; must have a .Model Diploma from McGill Normal School ; a Protestant required.Address HUGH WOODSIOE, 8t.Hylveslre, Pq ANTED, for manufacturer\u2019s office, smart Boy.Apply P.o BAR 1128, city.WANTED, a young Girl as Cashier ; also a youJg Min for grocery business with two or three years' et-périmés Apply to JOHN ROBERTSON a BON, Phillips square.* ANTED, six goon Bricklayers; highest wsges pxld.Apply at corner ët Urbain and Pine avenue.YV YV YY t ANTED, a good plain Cook, for a sm»!l family ; re ftreuces must lie good ; Protestant Apply 1135 Dcrchestcr street.YY ; ANTED, a steady Young Man for a market garden ; must have references.\u201811109.HALL, Outrem-nt YV ANTED a Young Girl to do general housework.(Protestant preferred ) Apply 24 Sussex avenue.YV ANTED, a good Coachman ; one willing to make himse'f uteful and aesist with garden.Apply to E- a.PENNY, George ville, Pq.\u2019\\1|) ANTED, thoroughly competent Genrral Servant; vv capable of doing entire work for small private family ; good place for the right girl ; references must he good Apply 4 Victoria st.\t_______ AVAMKI), by the Presbyterian congregation of Knox TV Church, Winnipeg, a gentleman to Oil the dual position of Choir master and Organist ; duties to o-unmcucs not later than Heptemler 1st.Applications, with testimonial*, will Ire received bf the undersigned until August 1st A liberal salary will be paid to a thoroughly c.tni-peteut man.hut applicants are to state salary eipected.Any information required will be cheerfully furnished.J.CAMERON, \u2022Hrcretary Specific Articles.Koliett vH/trr this A-ad, IJ cents tack insertion, up to ZO icrrds, t>rti444 HI Catherine street PERSONAL\u2014Will J.If Goodwin communicate with Hadir, care Postmaster Malmaison, P.Q.Property.Educational.1>RKPAUATION for the McGill Matriculation Pri X vale I/estons In Classic».Mathematic* and French.Address K G.H , 10 Douegani street.I S3 MACHINS SCHOOL for the Hnatd and Fducation of Y'ounf Ladies ; situation p'ea.ant and healthful.Course of study Lilwrat aud Thorough.8 llelsert alrrel, Qitebex-.Prospectus sent on application.^JALL OR SEND FOR A COPY -or\u2014 \u201c THE REAL ESTATE RECORD\u201d (or JULY, rhos-ii g the transfersfor the past month, aud other fit n s of interest in real «state matters Bead the article on Ctlv Mauagimeut and Municipal Btcialitm.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., Geneva.Msdemoistlle EVA LASSALLE and Mise EWER undertake the superintendence of a limited number of Young Ladies who wish to perfect themselves in L*u-guagir., Painting or Music.Good reference* givtn as to careful training and attention to health Pri-spi-ctus and lull particulars on application Reference* kindly allowed to the Rev.G.K Purneker, chaplain of tbe A mcricau Church, and the IL-v.Joeepb last, of the English Church at Geneva, and Mrs.Bkelton, Montreal Address Miss EWKK, 4 rue Thai berg fl\u2019loo* des Alpt for sale on Hiltsids arsnus, J near Mcleslfe avenue, 23 Oeot* is-r f.sit.Apply L , BOX 21)94, Muuin xl l?OR SALE, #4,0(10 Mew House -f noyel -leslgo la J Wnt Kud; 9 mon s ; stain d and varnished thr-mgb-nut ; erpicr t>»ih, lieatid by hot water ; open fin-uiooe Iu parh r ; i w ry thing of the I-est.CAHH, \"W itiuos Oillcu.I^olt SALE, Grist Mill with three acres of I.aud, two Hmiats; good Barn, situatul at Adanuvllle que , County of Bruine; ou the through line ot U I* H ; with a never fui.iug water poser.good rwason glrvn fur silling; (Ms U a r.re chance to ssevire a gout property.For paGIculars, app'y to JAMkM A.HUTCHISON, Smith a Mill., que , or G A ADAM8, A-lsni.viIle que.| GTS WANTED Iu n.i ', Lota wanted, If cheap: X J on good streeU, to build on ; only actual owner* of \u2022 he Lou dealt sixh.Address.Boat Offioe BOX, 1A», Montreal.___________________________ ^|7 ANTED, to purchase, a farm oootaloliig from li*) to v y 150 aerts, * Uhiu easy access or Montreal ; cheap os eany tenus.\tAddress t) , Box 2113, P u , Moutnal.¦yiCTORlA PARK II FLANS of this Interesting Prrperty are ON VIEW at my Offloa.JOHN H.CLAKkMIN, 25 TEMPLE.JjlOR SALK, That deairable VILLA RESIDENCE, No.47 Belmoa Park Position retired, yet wltLlo a few mloute*' walk of th* Post-Office For particular* apply to \u20ac.K.111,44 H, 3U Bt Johu street.New house for sale, just finishing by day's work.No.572 SHERBROOKE BT.near Ht Urbain st.Bunl-detached, stone fronU, 25 x 40, all modern convent, ence* Easy terms.Apply 561 Hherbrook* street.po SPECULATORS.14111 HALF, Houses No* 134 ai.d 136 Pvel strei-t (41 x 114), near Windsoi Hotel ; easy terms Apply 3y 58 feet, with two home* thereon.This lot is the second la-low Dorchests* street, CudaGral No 609, Ht.I^wrenee Ward.r-h 'I hat splendid pr, !-¦ ity siluated on the shore* ol Lake Mi-ini-hri-magog, known a* ' Woodland*,\" routaia Ing over !04) acres, with Maurlon, Far-u limiso, miwk extensivr Barns, Htahles, Fowl ll-ain-a.I\u2019iggerli-s.Gooch Houses, Boat snd Hathlr-y Houses.Wharf, An., Ac For fall particulara, with plan* Ac , Ac., apply to JOHN JAMH4 BROWNE.Architect, Nordbelmer's Building, Hi.Janu-s street.JpUR SALE Ity B.HUTCHINS A CO, TENEMENT HOUSES.HrLENOIIt INVK8TNENTM.Four elegant new Brick Tenen-ents, 8 rooms each, bath.i to.; Goursol Greet.#10,600 Four splendid Brick Te ements, 8 rooms each, hath, \u2022to.; Bt Uvhaiu street.11.000 Two Brick Houses, 4 tourments,8rornit, lath, etc., eoch ; Coursol Greet.9.700 Three Itiick lloiisrs, 6 tenements, 7 rooms each, ex-tension kitchen* shed*, doub.e roofs aud doable ll-i.rv; West And.10.*» Two Prick HcIf-cnnUim-d Houses, 8 sod 6 rooms, bath, etc., Upper lit Urhaio street.3,0C0 New 3 storey lirick House, II rooms, lialh, «go , good Stable ; Point Bt Charles.S OTO 3\tnew Brick Tenements, l-aval avanti-.4.06U 10 solid Brick Teneuirnts, and 9 a did Brick Kesl- dcuc-son L'pper Ht.Urbain street.25.006 Two new Htone Tenement*, six and seven rooms each, hath, Ac .extensiou kitchens.Drolet si , near 8t.l/otiit Park.4 50) A fine Block ol 6 Hume Uetideucea, Park avenue.32,00) A Block of 4 Brick TunemetiU, Ht.(jhristophe st ,.4,00) 2 Blocks of 7 Brick Tenements, Kleatu r street.10,00) A Block of 3 fine Htone ResidenoM, English hase- meuts and all modern ImproveiiienU, Hhuter st.26 00 7 I'li ck*, 10 Brick TenemenU, Parthenals street.19.00 2 Brick House*.4 Traemeuts, Parthenals Greet .2,00 2 Erick Tenements, Richmond square.5,00) 4\telegant Htone TenemenU, 7 and 8 rooms, bath.ite .pleasantly located on Prince Arthur street 11,500 1\telegant Htone TsnemeuU, 6 and 8 rooms, Du- rueber street.7,500 2\telegant Htone Tenements, 6 aud 8 r*otns, Belmont street, paying well.7,500 2\tBrick Tenenu-uU, c-rner Mance\tstreet.7.3UU 3\tnew Brick Teuemi-nU,\t6\tand\t7 rooms,\tUotirtol st 5 300 NEARLY ALL OF THE ABOVE PUUPKRTIES PAY 10 PERCENT D.1IIT4 niN8 A 4 0.New York Life Bull ling.TpORSALE-SPECIAL 1JARGAINS That fins Property, No 283 Mountain street, comprising over 41,000 feet of gr-.un-i, fronting also on Dram* tnord street, with a large Brick Residence and Hplendld Brick Stable amt Co» h lloiire T his pro|a-rty Is well adat-ti-t for Elegant Residences or small Heif contaioMl House*, greatly wanted in that part of lbs city.Will b* sold $ib,(.UI below Its actual value.\u2014AUMt\u2014 A fine Htnne Residence.11 Rooms, Rath.Ac , close t* Ht I-ouis Park ; veiy desirable, aud a great bargain at $3 750 A Brick Cottage and lares tot, No.24 Lai,«downs avenue, Cote bt.Antoine, $2,SCO.K.HI Tl lll\\8 on the cicely cut plota at the golf holea Tne Golf Club'a park ranger looka after there plota.The horae rider or carnage driver ia an intfuMitial party, perhape, and the warning to him or her nreaca nothing.Go one oecaaion the notice pole waa knocked down.The boya' play ground ia TRAMPLED OVIB BT HOBfltS.A cow even grarea pleasantly upon it aome-timea, with the equanimity of a park ranger himeelf.There ianonouce against cow*.At \u201cthe lookout,\" on July 1, a hot day and very uncomfortable a needed convenience at the lookout waa locked.The roadway to the cemetery, not-withatanding the advance in the aeaeon, baa not been rendered a great deal more comfortable than it waa prewoualy.The protr.iied bridge ia not in poaition.There are plenty of seats to the orchard, but there ought to be less roughness there so far at breaking the trees it concerned.and one clever park ranger in uniform would keep that plaoe in order.THB LlTTSl cr THB LAW gives the management cf the park to the Park Ccmmisaiontre.Aldermen Villeniare, Farrell and Wilson.Toeir regulations are comprised in by-law No.95 concerning parka : \u2014 See.I.\u2014All persons .Iiitlof or freqatntinr the parks la tfcr said cilv are forbidden\u2014 To trier or leave such j irks except at the established ee trance «ays : To ester rr remain In them after nine o'clock at nhrht, except on special ocoaalons «ben their general cse may be anthemed by the Park Commleeionert or Committee on Parks beyond the regular hour : To climb upon or in any way cut, break.Injure or délacé any vail, fence, shelter, seat, lorf, Ute, ahrub or ether plant ; To carry with them any Intoxicating liquor : To carry with them or diocharge any Are arm.Art cracker cr fireworks, or to make a fire ; To offer or tipooe thing» for sale ; To poet or diet-lay any atgu, placard, flag.I xoner, target, ad>erttaemect.cr device of buiineoe ; To threw rtocea or other m in lie» ; To tell fortune*, or play games of chance, or with any table oe Inetrument of gaming ; To utter loud, threateolng.abualvo or indecent lan-Suags, cr do any Indecent or obscene act ; To con verve with, or In any way hinder Thoef engaged ia the works going on In the Parka : See.Î.\u2014No ;uadiupede except those placed In the Parka by the aaid commleeioners or committee, and except hone* uaed ter pl*asan travel, ahall be dm en or conducted into the Parks cr aRcwed to rsmain la the same.fee.S.\u2014Drivers of hackney coaches or ether vehicles for hire are prohibited from tUoding within the paru with their vehicles for the purpose of tatlnx up paeseo-gers ether than thoae » uotn the.brought in.®ec.i.\u2014No person ahall bs allowed tc move or dries la the roadwais cr avenues of the parka at a rats of speed so as to cause danger or alarm, and no horse shall be driven oe suffered to etaod anywhere In the parks except la such places *i mar bs designated by Vfc* (aid Commiarioaers cr Committee.Sec.' \u2014No [ erton «hall defile or do anything hav log a tendency lo defile, corrupt or disturb the waters cr di-turb or annoy the birds ur animals in the said parka 8