The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 22 décembre 1885, mardi 22 décembre 1885

[" 18irk.ut per rot 288 wn 56 ff, aid it an ed ng gs 10 ie 1 - = [SATA =] Bs EB \\u oh EU | TALLOW, STEARINE ~yOL.LXXVII.\u2014305 few Advertisements.TELEGRAPHIC, JEW ENGLAD PAPER CO.MILLS AT PORTNEUF.| ifice and Warehouse: Nun's Building 291 & 23 DeBresoles st.» Montreal, MANUFACTURERS OF News, Manilla, B own.Grey and) Straw Wrappings, \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Hanging, Sheeting and Roofing: Papers and Gard Middles.Dec.19 6m trs 303 ANTHONY FORCE, RAILWAY SUPPLIES STEEL RAILS PIC IRON, STEEL & IRON BARS.JOHN RUSSEL & CO.\u2019S Wrought-Iron Tubes and Fittings FOR GAS, STEAM, WATER AND HYDRAULIC PURPOSES.LAP-WELDED IRON TUBES For Locomotive and Marine Boilers.STEEL AND HOMOGENEGUS METAL TUBES.STRUCTURAL IRON, Universal Metal Polish, MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.FERTILIZERS, g8tearine Candles, &c.Ofiee : 76 ST.PETER STREET.Warshouse : 225 Wellington Street.MONTREAL.Nov.20 278 VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN MANITOBA, I280 Acres of Splendid Prairie Lands, Situated on Portage Creek, in the Thirteenth Tewnship in the Sixth Range West of the principal Meridian, about Five Miles North of Portage La Prairie City.The following eight quarter sectiors of à, vig.:\u2014 The Northeast Quarter of Section 18, Northeast Quarter of Section 16.Southeast Quarter of Section 17.Northwest Quarter of Section 4 Northwest Quarter of Section 17.Southwest Quarter of Section 16.Southwest Quarter of Section 9.Northeast Quarter of Section 5.The above Lands are situated on Portage Creek, and are not surpassed in fertility by any Lands in the North-West.They are d snd in a well settled neighborhood, wit good roads.schools ete , and within 5 miles of two Railway Stations.Terms ot Payment Rez.senable.Apply at THE HERALD OFFICE.Montreal, Dec.5, 1885.291 SPECIAL NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF.COTTON WARP.We find it necessary te call the attention of those who ure Cotton Yarn or Warp to the fact that the Yarn made by us is the only Water Twist Yarn made in the Dominion, no other mill having the machinery on wnich to make it.Our Yarn is, consequently, very much superior for Joaving purposes to any other in the market, 8 fact which is well known to those who have used it for the past TWENTY YEARS.All our Yarns have our name upon the label, and none other genuine.For sule by all Wholesale Houses, WM.PARK & SON, (LIMITED), New Brunswick Cotton Mills.WM.HEWITT, 11 Colborne st.Toronto.DUNCAN BELL, 70 St.Peter st., ontreal.The Queen's Market, Corner University Street, Opposite Christ Church Cathedral, We have much pleasure in Informing the ttizens of Montreal that we haye opened at the above address A First-Class Meat Marke! We will have constantly on hand a very large :upply of choice Beef, Mutten, Lamb, Corned Beef, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Tongues Poultry, Fish, Fruits,Vegetables, &c.All orders promptly attended to and delivered free of charge.PRICES MODERATE.We respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens, McSHANE BRON @@#\"Orders received by Telephone No.143).Nov 8 tf 264 Business Solicited E.G.SCOVIL, GENERAL AGENT, \u2014 AND \u2014~ - Commission Merchant.OFFICE: No.70 Prince William Street, SAINT JOHN, N.B.REFERENCES : J M.RoBINsoN, Manager Bank of Nova Scotia, St.John, N.B.THOS.MOA VITY, Esq , 8r.St.John, N.B.W.H.THORNE & Co0., St.John, N.B.\u2014\u2014tt QUEBEC.\u2014\u2014 fhe Loeal Legislature\u2014 Fire Losses\u2014 Dominion Licenses to be Refunded\u2014 Ordination Services \u2014 Arrested for Pisturbing a Riel Meeting \u2014Lumber- ing Operations.QUERBEC, Dec, 21.\u2014It is said that the Local Legislature will meet in January.It is now stated that Brunt & Laurent\u2019s luss by fire and water, on Saturday, will not amount to over $1,000 on the building and $10,000 on stock.The insur- aaces are §3,600 io the Royal and $500 in the National on the building ard the following companies hold the stock: Lancashire, $8,000; | National, 4,000; Western, $4,000; New York, $2,500; Anglo-American, $2,500; Manufacturers\u2019, $1,500; Hope, $1,250; Farragul, $1,250.In an interview with an L\u2019Evenement reporter, Dr, Dionne, the Dominion License Inspector for this city, stated that he believed about $4,000 would cover the sum the Government would have to refund to hotel-keepers here, as during the first year only 135 Dominion licenses were taken out from him and during the second bat 85, Rev.Joseph Creed, of the diocese of St.Augustin, Florida, was ordained priest on Saturday.Revs, Eugene Roy, of the archdiocese of Quebec, and Martin Egan and Jos.O'Connor, of the diocese of Manchester, were ordained sub- deacons, and the Rev.Eug.Roy was made deacon yesterday.A number of rowdies who broke up the Riel meeting in Montmorency lately by acts of violence have been arrested and will have to stand their trials, Price & Co.are getting out about 100,- 000 logs in Rimouski this winter, and Butchard Bros, about 60,000.OTTAWA.A Clerk\u2019s Promotion\u2014The Government aud ils License Act\u2014Governisent House Skating Parties\u2014A Murderer sentenced\u2014The Recent Reports of Indian RMisings Qualifiid\u2014Work of the Claims Commission, Orrawa, Dec, 21.\u2014The position of Clerk of Votes and Proceeding in the House of Commons, rendered vacant by the death of Mr.Herman Poetter, has béen filled by the promotion of the assistant clerk, Mr, W.C.Bowles, who was also Secretary to the Clerk of the House.Mr.Bowles will be succeeded by J.B, Taylor.Under instructions from Government, the Dominion license inspectors are pre- preparing returns ef the amounts paid in by those who took out licenses under the act.This is to enable the Government to decide on how much to ask Parliament to vote each session to repay the amount collected under the measure known as the Dominion License Act.The usual afternoon parties for skating and tobogganing will take place at Government House on every Saturday dur- tng the months of January and February, although owing to the death of the Duke of Abercorn it will be sometime before the Marchioness of Lansdowne is able to be herself present on these occasions, Mr.Alex.McGibbon, of Moatreal, who was a Government trausport and supply officer at Calgary, is in town.He is en- aged settling small affairs with the Militia Department, prior to the meeting of the claims commission in this city next month, Mr, McGibbon stated to-day that the recent reports of a rising of the Blood and other Indiansin the Alberta District were greatly exaggerated.Beyond a few cases of horse stealing in the vicinity of Fort McLeod the members of the various tribes are unusually quiet.The American Indians across the border need not be expected to commit any inroads of British territory jon account of the stringent measures adopted by the American Government.The Black Feet, the strongest and most warlike tribe in the Territories, are still friendly.Speaking of the work accomplished by the war, Commissioner McGibbon said that between one thousand and twelve hundred claims have been considered, In the mejority of cases they were to recover the amount sustained by the loss of horses on the trail Jor in action, broken vebi- cles, etc.everal enterprising individuals, who thought to, realize handsomely by claiming heavy amounts, were disappointed to find that their bills were considerably reduced.One third of the task is uncompleted, but it will be disposed of at the approaching session of the board in this city next month.The amount paid out at Winnipeg, so far, as contingent ex- enses of the campaign, including claims iquidated, was about $3,250,000, Judge McDougall, this morning, at Aylmer, sentenced young Ardel, found guilty of manslaughter, on Thursday last, to fourteen years in the penitentiary, the highest penalty the law allows for that crime, In sentencing him, Judge Mec- Dougall regretted that he was not able to inflet a severer punishment, and expressed the opinion that the jury should ave brought a verdict of murder.The crime for which Ardel was sentenced was the shooting of Constable Flatters, last spring, while the latter was attempting to arrest him.Ardell is about twenty years of age, TORONTO.Robbery and Shooting\u2014Queen\u2019s Unie versity Endowment Fund\u2014Work of the Medical and Military Boards\u2014 The New Gymnasium Club, TORONTO, Dec.21.\u2014F.Leslie Cook, who has served a term of two years in the penitentiary for opening letters while employed as letter carrier, stopped Geo.Laidlaw, a well-known railway man, and Herbert Holt about 11 to-night on Wellington street, and demanded their money, pointing a revolver at each, They refused to disgorge when Cook walked away.Holt called out \u201cstop thief,\u201d and a crowd quickly gathered and started after him, \u201cBen.J.Hartley overtook him when Cook wheeled round and fired, the bullet passing between the thumb and forefinger of Hartley\u2019s left hand.Cook ultimately was run to earth and put in the police station.He had thrown away the revolvers but they were found, A public meeting of the Toronto branch of Queen\u2019s University Endowment Association, was held here to-night.Principal Grant addressed the meeting, advocating that the Toronto branch 7 202 should set for itself a specia! aim, raising A a cme ae AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.MONTREAL, TUESDAY.DECEMBER a fund for a scholarship or lectureship, as Kingstou had doue.Other addresses were delivered, The Medical and Military Boards had altogether 66 cases brought betore them.Grenadiers, 34 ; York and Simcoe Battalion, 11 ; Queen\u2019s Own, 10; C.Co.Iu- fantry School, 7; Gov.-Gen.B.G,, 2,aud 90th Winnipeg, 2.An adjourned meeting of the Toronto Gymnasium Recreation Club was held to-night.There was a good attendance, A committee was authorized to secure if possible the option of the loan to be secured by first mortgage on the property of the Association at a rate not exceeding 5 per cent.Amalgamation with the Athenceam Club was discussed, and it was decided that a committee be authorized to confer with the Club and make arrangements for the transfer of their property to the Association at a fair valuation, and issue paid-up stock to its members for that amount.Belleville Jotsings.BELLEVILLE, Ont, Dec.21,\u2014Mr.W.N.Ponton\u2019s horse, attached to a cutter, ran away this afternoon on Bridge street, Mrs, Ponton was throws out and seriously injured.Mr, G.D.Dickson was considerably better to-day.The ice on the bay is now safe for the passage of horses.A Brampton Blaze.BRAMPTON, Ont., Dec.21.\u2014About 9.30 p.m., the inhabitants of Brampton were startled by an alarm of fire, which had broken out in Tate\u2019s tailor shop.The fire had gained considerable headway before any person became aware of it owing to the combustible nature of the buildings, which are wooden, and situated over the creek.The fire spread rapidly beneath the buildings, and in a few minutes from the time the fire wag first discovered it had spread north into L.Waldo\u2019s confectionery shop, D, A.McNicol\u2019s harness shop, Williamson & Bowras\u2019 butcher stall, also south into Bartlett\u2019s boot and shoe store, and McKenna\u2019s butcher stall, but by the exertions of the fire companies it was confined to the above-mentioned places, although at one time grave fears were entertained for the safety of the whole block between the Royal Hotel and J.B.Beck\u2019s dry goods store.Waldas & Tate lost everything, but the majority of the stock, so far as can be learned to-night, ig partly covered by insurance.The fire was got under control about 12 o\u2019clock.A Tug in Distress.COLCHESTER, Ont, Dec.21.\u2014The tug International, of Windsor, Captain Peter Williams, that went to Pelee Island last Thursday, with suplies for Mr.Pike, the contractor for dredging the marsh, succeeded in getting within one mile of the shore where they were met by the people of the Island with sleighs and took the supplies ashore.When she stared back for the river and got as fars as North Harbor she was shoved on the reef by the I.C R,, where she now lies in a perilous condition.The captain and crew, Mr.Pike and captain of the Grace Amelia, which their small boat last evening in safety about 6 o\u2019clock, and were thea driven to Amherstburg, where they will try to get a ferry steamer to go to the tug\u2019s assistance.Hiugston\u2019s Fire Record, KrNasroN, Ont, Dec, 21,\u2014The stock in Hobart\u2019s drug store was damaged by fire on Saturday evening to the extent of about $7560.The building was slightly damaged, The stock is fully covered in the Queen\u2019s, Western and Irish National companies, and the building in the Royal Canadian, The fire was caused by the igniting of Christmas decorations.Spencer\u2019s tailor shop, in the Wilson Block, was damaged on Sunday night.The stock was secured for $400 in the London and Glasgow and $200 in the British American Company.The loss is not known ; the Puitdin is only slightly damaged ; insured.endry Thompson, grocers, adjoining, were damaged slightly by smoke ; fully covered in the Fire Association.The fire is believed to have been incendiary.The Third Methodist Church narrowly escaped being burned on Sunday, Some rubbish near the furnace in the basement caught fire but being quickly discovered, was extinguished before any damage of consequence was done.Narrow Escape from a Dwelling.THOROLD, Ont., Dec.21,\u2014About half- past one this morning flames were discovered issuing from the rear of a double- frame dwelling on Pine street, occupied by Mr.Martin Clay and Mr.E.Kopell, totally destroying the building and considerably damaging the adjoining one, occupied by Mr.John Band.Mr.Clay lost all his effects, he and his wife barely escaping with their lives through an upstairs window, Mr.Kopell saved very little of his furniture.Band saved nearly all bis effects, although in a damaged condition.There was a small insurance on both buildings and on al.furniture, &c.It is supposed that the fire originated from a stove in Mr, Clay\u2019s kitchen.as WEATHER REPORT.METEOROLOGIOAL OFFICE, ToRoNTOo, Ont., December 22,1 a.m.The depression approaching the lakes yesterday 18 passing off the Atlantic Coast, and the pressure is increasing in Eastern Canada and also in the Lake region.Fair, milder weather throughout the lakes, and itis fair and cold with light local snow fails in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces.Probabilities.Lakes\u2014Southeast and southwest winds ; mostly feir, continued mild weather, with light showers of sleet or rain in a few places by night.8t.Lawrence, Upper\u2014Moderate winds, fair weather, higher temperature.Lower and Gulf\u2014North and west winds, fair weather, stationary or higher temperature.Maritime\u2014West and north winds, fair, statiorary or higher temperature.Robinson's Phosphorized Emulsion, by its stimulating action upon the organs of digestion and assiwila- tion, and by its powertully alterative tonic and nutritive properties, purifies the blood from all taint, and increases its solid constituents.Always ask for Mobin- son\u2019s Phespherized Emulsion, and be sure you get it.New York, Dec.21.\u2014Arrived : Steamer Normandie, from Havre.New York, Dec.21.\u2014Arrived : Steamships Schiedam from Amsterdam, and is frozen in Putin Bay, arrived here with | LATEST CABLE NEWS, The Servian-Balgarian Armistice Pro- \"longed Until Marchi Lient.Greely Delivers an Aretic Lecture in London.\u2014\u2014 Terrible Penalties Meted Out to Russian Secialists.A French Gunboat Founders in the Tonlon Roads.THE EASTERN QUESTION.Soria, Dec.21.\u2014The members of the International Commission, appointed to demarcate a line between the Servian and Bulgarian armies, have d:awn up and signed a protocol binding the Servians to evacuate Pirot on Sunday next and prolonging the armistice to March 1.The protocol has been signed by the Bulgarian and Servian delegates, Discussing the Foreign Polley.Paris, Dec.21.\u2014In the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, the Tonquin credits were discussed.Bushot Freppel vigorously denounced the proposed evacuation of Tonquin, and said that it would lead to a massacre of Christians in Annam and embolden the Musselman fanatics in Cunis and elsewhere.He also insisted that the French rights be upheld in Madagascar, Convicted and Sentenced.DusLiN, Dec.21.\u2014At the Munster assizes, to-day, Casey and Daly, who were convicted of taking part in the murder of John Canlin, at Molahaffe, near Tralee, on the night of November 13th, were each sentenced to 14 years servitude.A Heavy Failure.Lonpon, Dec.21.\u2014G.W.Lupton, wool merchant, of Bradford, has failed ; liabilities, $300,000.Dreadfal Penalties for Socialism.St.PETERSBURG, Dec.21.\u2014The trial of persons accused of belonging to a Social revolutionary society called the Protelari- ate, has been concluded.Burdowski, Justice of the Peace, of Warsaw; Lury; captain of Engineers, and four others, were sentenced to be hanged.Eighteen have been sentenced to sixteen years\u2019 servitude in the mines of Siberia and two others to ten years in the same place and afterwards to be exiled for life in Siberia and two more to Siberia for life.Anarchists Arrested.Paris, Dec, 21.\u2014Seven anarchists have been arrested on a charge of organizing a demonstration against the ball of the Tribunal of Commerce held last night, M.Pasteur\u2019s Patients.\u2019 Paris, Dec.21.\u2014Two Hungarian soldiers who have been bittén by a mad dog are omheir way here to be treated by M.Pasteur.On Saturdey M, Raffin died of hydrophobia at the sfutel Dien soon after his arrival from the department of the Loire, where he had been bitten a week ago.Symptoms of the malady threatened, and the victim immediately left to consult M.Pasteur.The latter had gone on a short journey to see a patient.Disappointment, it is believed, depressed Raffin, who at once succumbed.our children who were recently bitten by mad dogs in Newark, N.J., reached this city to-day, and have proceeded to M.Pasteur\u2019s house, where special arrangements have been made for their treatment, Paris, Dec, 21.\u2014M.Pasteur, in an interview to-day, said: \u201cI will operate on the children to-morrow.I regret that so long a time has elapsed between the time the children were bitten and their arrival here, but there is good ground for hope, and I have previously treated cases with success after two months bad passed from the time the patients were bitten,\u201d A French Gunboat Foundered.Paris, Dec, 21.\u2014A despatch from Toulon says: The French gunboat \u201cChamers,\u201d bound for Tonquin, has foundered on the Toulon roade, No further information is given.It is not yet known whether any lives were lost.A Blackmailer Sentenced.LonDon, Dec.21.\u2014Charles Mollesy, not Mollison, as heretofore published, game keeper, who pleaded guilty on Saturday to a charge of sending a letter containing threats and accusations against Lord Clifden, with a view to extort money, was to-day sentenced to five years imprisonment, Excluding Foreigners in France.Paris, Dec.21.\u2014The Republicans have iutroduced in the Chamber of Deputies a bill for the taxation of foreigners.The object of the measure is to exclude foreign workmen from France, A Victory for Labouchere.LonDoN, Dec, 21.\u2014The libel suit of Irving Bishop, mind reader, against Henry Labouchere, editor of Truth, has ended in favor of the defendant, Bishop having failed to appear in court.He will have to pay $2,600 costs: Cholera Still at Work.VENICE, Dec, 21.\u2014Four deaths from cholera occurred here.One of the victims is the Marquise of Bassecour.Carag tor the Paris Poor.Paris, Dec, 21.\u2014A grand fete and ball was given at the Tribunal of Commerce, last night, being the first of the series which is to be held for the benefit of the poor of Paris, To-night\u2019s receipts amounted to 50,000 franzs.A Nonagenarian Historian.BrrurN, Dec, 21.\u2014Prof.Leopold Von Ranke, the historian, reached his 90th year to-day.His residence was crowded during the day with the elite of Berlin society, the Crown Prince being among those present.Emperor William and the Empress each sent the Professor an autograph letter, congratulating him on the event.They also sent their portrait.The members of the Cabinet sent a collective letter of congratulation, The Professor is hale and hearty and at work on another volume of universal history, which he hopes to complete in three years, Sending Thanks to the Pope.Rome, Dec.21.\u2014Emperor William of Germany and Queen Christina of Spain have sent telegrams to Pope Leo expressing their thanks for his services and for his equitable decision as arbitrator in the controversy between Germany and Spain regarding the Caroline Islands, A Princes Funeral.Erin from London.Lisson, Dec.21.\u2014~The remains of Ci Lieut.29, 1885 ofthe King of Portugal, were interred to-day with imposing ceremonies.Business was suspended throughout the city, and all public places and Government buildings were closed.Among those present were the Royal family, members of Court, the members of Cabinet and all foreign diplomatic representatives, Lieut, Greely Lectures in London.LonpoN, Dec.21.-Licut.Greely, of Arctic fame, delivered a lecture in this city to-night, under the auspices of the Royal Geological Society, before a large audience.The Marquis of Lorne presided, and among the attendants were Princess Louise, Miss Phelps, Sir Leopold McClintock, Captain Sir Geo.Nares, tain Sir Allan Young, the distinguished explorers, Rev.Geo.Rawlinson, the historian, and others well known in literary and scientific circles.Capt, Sir Geo.Nares eulogized Lieuts, Lockwood and Brainerd, of the Greely expedition, who succeeded in planting the stars and stripes further north than had ever been reached by man.Sooner or later England would reconquer honor in the Arctic.The Marquis of Lorne spoke in a similar strain, and said that England was as proud of Greely as if he was an Englishman and had started from London on his polar expedition.eel UNITED STATES TELEGRAMS, All Hopes Abandoned of Saving the Buried Miners Alive, Austria\u2019s Treatment of Minister Kiely Rebuked in the Senate A Great Volcano Discovered in the Pacific Ocean.An Antl-Bogus Butter Crusade in Philadelphia.Diamond Cut Diamond.NEw York, Dec, 21.\u2014Thirty or forty pool sellers were badly swindled here on aturday by a repetition of the telegraph tapping trick.Crusade Against Bogus Butter.PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 21.\u2014So great has become the feeling against dealers in bogus butter that the Academy of Natural Sciences has taken up the matter and secured the services of Prof.Thomas Taylor, of the Agricultural Department, to lecture on miscroscopical determination of fat, in which a practical illustration will be given, showing the difference between butter, oleomargarine, butterine and other fats, Hatching Codfish Eggs.WoonsHoLE, Mass,, December 21.\u2014At the United States Fish Commission Station great success has been obtained in hatching out eggs of codfish,.The work is no longer experimental, for with a new device invented by Captain H.Chester, Superintendent in charge, hundreds of illions of eggs may be hatched out as successfully and readily as those of shad or whitefish and in surrounding waters, Labor Knights Control a Legislature.New York, Dec.21.\u2014A New Haven despatch says : It is asserted that the coming Connecticut House of Representatives will contain, at least, 70 members, who owe their election to, and are pledged to further certain schemes of the Knights of Labor.If this be true they may easily carry the balance of power in the House.The Knights have long com- lained of the injustice of Connecticut egislation to labor and if they have strength they claim there is an opportunity before them to accomplish what they desire.Failing to carry their ends the reformers threaten to adopt a policy of obstruction and to hamper all legislation where their ends are opposed.~The Legislature convenes early in January, Raising the German Flag.SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.21.\u2014Advices by the steamer Oceanic say that the German man-of-war Nautilus raised the German flag on the Marshall and Gilbert groups of islands in the Southern Pacific, numbering about 50 in all, and claimed a protectorate over them.The natives are said to be civilized and for many years have been under the influence of the Amerisan Missionary Society.Anniversary of the Pilgrims.PrymourH, Mass, Dec, 21.\u2014The 265th anniversary of the landing of the forefathers, was observed here, to-day, by the Pilgrims\u2019 Society.' The Pera Rebellion, Lima, Dec.21.\u2014An official despatch from San Bartoleme reports that fightin is going on at Ocotara between Col.Kelayse and the Government forces.The gravity of the situation has obliged Senors Galup, Echnique and Urruhia, Ministers under the late Iglesias Government, and President Remuro, to leave the city as a precaution for their personal safety.A New Voleano in the Pacific.WASHINGTON, Dec.21.-Consul Ship- ley, at Auckland, New Zealand, sends the following to the State Department:-A new and vast volcane has arisen in the Pacific Ocean.At daylight on Oct.13, we observed dense volumes of steam, smoke and clouds ascending.We sailed sufficiently near to see that it was a submarine volcano eruption.Considering it not prudent to approach any nearer that night we lay to until morning, We then approached to about a distance of two miles.I have not words to express my wonder and surprise at its changing splendor.Eruptions take place every one or two minutes, chauging its appearance every second like a dissolving view.I can only say it was one of the most awfully graud sights I ever witnessed on the high seas.The volcano is about fourteen miles from the Island of Honga Tonga.As to the size of this island thrown up, I am unable to state cor- [ rectly, there being so much steam and clouds hanging over it, but I judge it is at least two or three miles long and sixty feet high, Death of a Prominent Land Owner.PIERREPORT MANOR, N.Y, Dec.21.\u2014 Hon.William C.Pierreport, L.L.D., died yesterday morning, aged 83.He inherited 500,000 acres of land in Jefferson and Oswego counties, and devoted himself to the care of his property.He was a pioneer in building the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad.Still Searching for Their Comrades.WILKESBARRE, Pa., Dec.21.\u2014The last Clement Markham and Cap-/ Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg, father | messenger connected with the exploring party came out of the slope at 12.20 a.m., and reports that none of the men have as yet been discovered, All hope is abandoned by rescuers of ever seeing their comrades alive again.They are making vigorous search, but it appears to be almost certain that the unfortunate men perished.WILKESBARRE, Pa, Dec.21.-At the fatal shaft in Nanticoke, this evening, little was to be observed of a different nature than what has occurred on other days since the disaster took plpce at Morgantown, a mining village a few miles from Nanticoke.All the miners suspended work to-day and joined the relief party at Nanticoke.Four men are now at work at No.1 slope, which enters the fatal chamber, working en eight hour shifts, One hundred men are vigorously digging away at the first, being relieved every six hours.Itis by this way that the only hopes are entertained of ever saving them.Cars of rock and sand are sent out every eight hours from the salope, but the treacherous quicksand, mixed with culim, keeps pouring in, so that it is impossible to form an idea of the vastness of the work that lies before the relief party.The fan is kept running night and day, but experienced ine bosses doubt whether there is sufficient power to cause fresh air to penetrate the vast obstruction filling the gangway of No.1 slope.In case the air is cut off, the imprisoned men are lost, It is estimated by some persons that the relief party will be able to reach the missing men some time during the night, but old and experienced miners and mine contractors are of the opinion that it will take at least two days to cut through the barrier.WILKESBARRE, Pa., Dec.21,\u2014About 9 o\u2019clock,this evening, the work of the rescuing party was euddenly interrupted by another fall of sand, rock and culm.The men were working in a steep incline when a vast mass of debris came down on them with great violence.They fled for their lives and several had very narrow escapes.The work for a time was stopped, but the officials in charge are making strenuous preparations to overcome the difficulty, and hope to have the work progressing again within an hour or two.An Additional Denial.Boston, Dec, 21.-F, Montague Sow- den, who acted as auditor for the Canada Agricultural Insurance Company during almost it entire existence, publishes a card denying the charges against Edward H.Goff.He states that Goff is not, and never was, indebted to the company, but the latter is Mr.Goff\u2019 debtor to the amount of $3,700.A Resolution on the Keiley Episode.WASHINGTON, Dec, 21.\u2014Senator West offered the following resolution in the Senate and moved its reference to the Committee on Foreign Relations :\u2014 Whereas, The correspondence between the Government of the United States and Austria-Hungary, which has been trars- mitted to the Senate by the President, shows that the Hon, Anthony M.Keiley, 0 was, on April 29, 1885, appointes Minister to Austria-Hungary ; that on May 9, 1885, the Government of the United States was officially notified by the Government of Austria-Hungary that the position of a foreign envoy wedded to a Jewess by civil marriage would be untenable and even impossible in Vienna, and on August 4, 1885, the Government of Austria-Hungary declared its determination not to receive Mr.Keiley as Minister from the United States ; Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representatives that the position assumed by this Government and the principles affirmed in said correspondence by the Secretary of State meet with our unqualified approbation.The Constitution of the United States pro vides that no religious test shall ever be required as qualification to any office ublic trust under the United States, and whilst sincerely anxious to maintain friendly relations with Austria and other Governments, the people of the United States deny the right of any foreign (Fov- ernment to a sert against any citizen of this country disqualification for office by reason of his religious belief or that of his family.Senator West strongly com- imented on the course of Secretary Bayard n the Keily matter, and moved the reference of the resolution to the commit- eeon foreign relations and it was so referred, ABOUT THE WHARVES.No Longer the Scene of Bustle and Activity.At this season of the year it is not to be expected that much of an interesting nature can be written of the harbor of Montreal, seeing that every vestige of anything denoting that it is a marine depot has disappeared, nothing being left but a few coal dumps which are being carted away with all despatch, some barrels of fish, late importations from the Eastern Prc- vinces and Labrador coast, and a shanty or two, known during the open season as offices.Of course there is nothing to be seen ia the shape of sailing craft, the last of the kind\u2014the dredges of the Harbor Commie- sioners\u2014having been removed to their usual winter quarters at Sorel.It might be mentioned in this connection, that these same dredges did good work during the entire season of navigation, and although their operations in the Dasins this year were somewhat curtailed owing to the sudden and unexpected advent of King Frost, the work was, it is said, satisfactorily performed.Every- thiag is in the usual quiescent state in the offices of the Harbor Commissioners office, the Custom House and other public institutions.The annual report of the Harbor Board will be submitted at the meeting to be held about the 12th or 15th of next month, a detailed statement of the business of the year will then be presented, and it is expected that on the whole the result will be of a satisfactory nature.The preparation of the report 1s a tedious and arduous work, but is being prose~ cuted with as-iduity and attention by the efficient staff in the employ of the Board.There is no change to note in the work of the Custom House.The emplyes prosecute their labors in spite of wind or weather, open water or closed navigation.Their duties during the busy season are arduous and exacting, but to a certain extent they have a,\u2018 rest\u201d during the \u2018glacial period.\u201d East of the Custom House nothing strikes the eye of the spectator so much as the new C.P.R.elavator, now nearly completed.It is a magnificent struciure of the kind, and is visible from all parts of the harbor east or west.Its erection is only another illustration of the enterprize and go-aheardedness of that great corporation, the Canadian Pacific Railway, Treal Zinilm Fjerald Single Co &ubsorip IRELAND'S CRISIS.lies Three Cents on 86.00 a Year.English Statesmen Continue to Discuss the Question of Home Rule.\u2014 A Strong Manifesto From the Orangemen of the Emerald Isle.They Appeal for Minority Rights and the Empire's Unity.LoNpoN, Dec.21.\u2014 Joseph Cowen, radical reformer, member of Parliament elect for Newcastle-on-Tyne, has issued à manifesto to his constituents respecting Home Rule for Ireland, Cowen was the chief one of the exceptions made by Paw- nell in his manifesto instructing the Nationalists not to vote for Liberal or Radical candidates.Cowen says: *1t is impossib'e for England to consent to protective tariffs fom Ireland, to confiscation of the property of landlords in Ireland, or to allow Irish members to legislate on home affairs in England, in addition te baving their own Parliament.With these exceptions, I approve of Home Rule for Ireland.Paper guarantees for the representation of minorities, equitable partition of all Imperial charges and unity of the Empire in my opinion are useless.The best security against the disruption of the union is the mutual interests existing between England and Ireland.MR.CHILDERS BPEAKS, LONDON, Dec.21.\u2014Hugh C.Childers, Chancellor of the Exchequer under Gladstone\u2019s administration, speaking to-da on the subject of Irish Home Rule, said that his views on the question had under- one no change, He thought that if frome Rule were granted to Ireland, a rigid line should be drawn between strictly Imperial matters which the Imperial Parliament alone should deal with, and measures relating to the ordinary administration of justice, inter nal trade, railways, public wor education and relief of the poor, all o which could be better dealt with by a Local Government, Childers said he was generally disposed to meet in a generons spirit the request of Ireland for local self- government.He thought Parliament might require, even in regulations of urely Irish matters, maintenance of re- Eigious liberty and strict observance of contracts, and that right of property should be as much protected as under the United States constitution from infringement by individual states.OPPOSITION OF THE ORANGE BODY.DuBLiN, Dec.21.\u2014The Grsnd Orange Lodge of Ireland held à meeting in Da lin to-day, to devise means of opposin the scheme of Home Rule for Irelan A large number of Protestants and several Loyalist Members of the House of Commons were present.A manifesto addressed to the Orangemen of Great Britain was drafted and will be posted throughout Great Britain and Ireland tomorrow.The manifesto is substantially as follows : \u201cThe aspect of affairs in Ireland was never more menacing than at present.Protestantism in three of four Provinces is at the mercy of avowed conspirators, who are endeavoring to overthrow the rule of the Imperial Government, The duty of all true Irishmen is plain, while unswervingly upholding our principles and abating not eme jot of our conscientious opinion, we shall cordially welcome all who are willing to assist in keeping intact the bond of unity with the great empire, of which we are proud to form a not unimportant part ; our little band of Loyalists nds itself in a position of unequaled difficulty, we are greatly outnumbered by the Irish National League, The but firmly united band of Loyalist members of the House of Commons, by en and determination, may convinee th English brethren that the Loyalists represent the industry and intelligence, of Ireland, If the Parnellite faction does not succeed wholly in its endeavor to sever the union by degrees, one of the first points which is will seek to obtain will be the complete control of educational matters.This would give the Pax- nellites control over the rising generation.If the police should be commanded by Parnell\u2019s nominees, as would cer tainly be the case in the [event of Parnell\u2019s demands being granted, the Loyalists would be placed in a wotse position than that of their ancestors UNDER THE RULE OF TYRJONNEL, The slightest relaxation of the ties of union will eventuate in separation and ultimately in the ruin of the country.K will establish a drill ground for hostile armies and dockyards for foreign fleets in the most vulnerable part of the Empire.Therefore, we appeal to those realizing our imminent peril to stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of the union and in the promotion of the cause of loyalty, liberty and religion, the Queen and the country.\u201d The manifesto is signed by Lords Erne and Enniskillen.PARNELL AND THE AMERICANS, New York, Dec.21.\u2014At a meeting of the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association, to-night, the following despatch, referring to the January Convention in Chicago, was read :\u2014 \u201c DUBLIN, Dec.21.\u2014If the urgency of public affairs on this side renders my attendance at the Convention impossible, I will give you due notice.\u201c PARNELL,\u201d tlre Epps\u2019 Cocoa.\u2014 GRATEFUL iND Com- FORTING.\u2014* By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the opera tions of digestion snd nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties pf well-selected Cocos, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a del icately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that à constitu= tion may be gradually builtup until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hurdreds of eubtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack whercver there 8 à Weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a roperly nourished frame \u201d Civil Service Gazette Mane simply with boiling water or milk, Sold only in packets, labeiled\u2014*Jamrs Errs & Co, Homœopathic Chemisty Lon} don Eng.\u201d 6 m d&w-239 \u201cOp .Pacific L G.B .ada Sugar.Ridhelieu&O.bds.Montreal Telegraph, City Passenger and Canadian Pacific at the prices obtained at the morning board.[Apart from these there were no transactions.The total sales to-day were only 983 shares, of which 133 were bank stocks and 850 miscellaneous.Canada Cotton bonds sold at 100, thesales being $5,500.MORNING BOARD, 25 Toronto Bt.eeeve sess vareseneas 185 66 Merchants at .day, in sympathy with New York.Demand drafts sold at 93.New York currency changed hands at 3-16 premium.The rates lLiere to-day were: New York currency 3-16 @ } premium between banks, and § premium over the counter.Sterling sixties, 9 5-16@9 7-16 between banks, and 94 over the counter ; demand drafts 93/@10 between banks and 10}@ 10} over the counter; cables, 104@108 over the counter.Documentary sixties 28 Commerce at.\u2026.oo.1174 Were 8§ and guaranteed cattle bills were 75 Western Union at.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.4 3@9.100 « ut i EE Ti In New York the posted rates for 176 Mont.Tel.at.cen eees 1204 45 Richelieu at.viees cons 0.000 57 50 City Pagsenger at.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.120 25 Can.Pac.At.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.58 100 \u201c At.\u20260\u2026000 c0c00e 000 75 Hochelaga otton Cat.\u2026 524 $5,600 Canada Cotton bouds at.100 AFTERNOON BOARD.11 Montreal at.\u2026.2014 8 Toronto at.185 sterling advanced one cent in the £ to 4.86 for sixties, and 4,893 for demand drafts.The rates for actual business were also higher at 4.85 for sixties, 4.88% fof demand drafts and 4.89 for cables, Reported specially for Tue IIERALD by Messe, Brais & Jackson, stock, grain and foreign exchange brozers, 57 St, Francois Xavier street :\u2014 .Tel.at.ee cn0evoce.1204 SIAECOM ARVICT SLTGGL LS ; Mont Tel at.hee .\u201clon InNewYork; Dec.2l.\u2014in Montreal-\u2014 .\u2018at.58 dal ART I - Bot.banks; Counter.25 Can.Pac.At.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ssrcc0e 3 Patd Aotual.jN.Y.Anar ToanksConnter, The following are the closing quota- i 5 Siz.soar ° an ° à tions of the stock market as specially re- 4.8954 884 Do.dem.\u2019 i ab | 10 a i ported for THE HERALD by D.Lorn Mac- Dougall & Co., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street : \u2014 = w ~~ gdp of QE Es 30% 25 83 STOCKS.22 Eni Fa re :e ges :6}: 2 + PSM 1-8 Bank of Montreal.| $200 5 p.c.Ontario Bank.100 J8 «1.0, Bank £50 |8 p.c.sans Isons Bank 4 p.c.Lo of Toronto 4 p.c.Jacques Cartier 3 p.c.Merchants Ban 34p.c.Sank d\u2019Hochelaga.| 100 (8 p.c.East\u2019n Township B'k.] 50 she jlebec Bank.\u2026\u2026.100 |84p.c.Raque Nationale.| 60.pe.Union Bank.100 {2 p.c.Can.B\u2019k ofCommerce| 50 |4 p,c.Dominion Bank.50 i5 p.c.of Hamilton 100 14 p.c.Vile Marie.100 she.dard Bank.50 (33p.c.al Ban.k.100 |4 p.c.|.].ve perial Bank.100 [4 p.cof.deen MISCELLANEOUS.BMtiercolonial Coal Co| 100 |.QU Juuuse \u201c_ @0 bond.8.{; 100 |.Montreal Tel\u2019gr\u2019ph Co] 40 |4 p.c.j \u201c121 120} .Telegraph Co.| 50 (8 PC.f.l.3 rn Union Tel Col 100 |2ip.c.! *74% ot h.& Ont.Nav.Co.{ 100 [3 p.c.] 8 Passenger R.R.| 50 [34p.c./ 121 lo Gas Co.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.40 [6 p.C 192 191 Canada Cotton Co.7 g a Paper Co.a Shipping Co.as Cotion Cont Loan&Mort\u2019g Co nt.Invest&BIdg Co al Can.Ins.Co.outreal Cotton Co.ont Cotton Co, .ochelaga Cotton Co, ticook Cotton Co.Telephone Co.antee Co.of N.À ccident Ins C.of N.A LCh'n&St.Law J'n B Canada Cent\u2019l R'y Bus .Paul, M&M.R'y.( adian Pacific .Mont.Tes Stock.aN W Land Co *Ex-dividend.\u2018The New York Stock Market.The Stock Market, to-day, was devoid of auy special feature.Prices opened alightly below the closing ones of Saturday and fluctuated very slightly throughout the day, closing somewhat irregularly.Pacific Mail was the weakest spot in the market, opening at 66} and closing at 647, having touched 64%, as the lowest figure, the highest being that at the opening.The market was very dull to-day, the total volume of sales only reaching 249,- 100.Kansasand Texas was the leading stock in point of activity\u2014the sales of this stock alone being nearly one-third of the day\u2019s total transactions.Western Union occupied the second place, with salef of 32,700 shares, the sales of the remaining stocks being comparatively small, The market closed irregular.Compared with Saturday\u2019s closing prices, those of to-day showed the following changes :\u2014 : Advanced\u2014Lake Shore 4, Ohio & Miss.& St.Paul pref.§, Reading 4, Canada Southern §, Denver & Rio Grande |, Canadian Pacific §.Declined \u2014 Western Union }, Pacific Mail 13, Erie §, Erie 2nds §, North-West 4, St.Paul }, Michigan Central 1, New Jorsey Central }, Del.Lack, & West.§, Del, & Hudson 1§, Chic.B.& Q, §, Union Pacific 4, Kansas & Texas 1}, St.Paul & Omaha pref.}, Northern Pacific §, do.pref.1, Louisville & Nashville §, 0.C.C.& L §, Texas Pacific 4, Missour: Pacific §, Oregon Trans.$.Unchanged\u2014New York Central, Ohio Central.The following were the fluctuations in prices end the sales made in New York, Saturday, Dec.Z.st, as specially reported for Tar HERALD by Macdougall Financial Notes.\u2018The rates ofinterest and discount for loanable funds are unchanged.Call loans are 4 per cent.for bank stocks and 3 per cent, for miscellaneous.Discounts of prime commercial paper range from 6 to 7 per cent.The rates for money on call on stock collaterals at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were 23 and 3 per cent, closing at the latter rate.The Bank of England rate of discount is 4 per cent.The rate for money in the London open market to-day was § higher at 34 per cent.The quotations cabled from the London Stock Exchange to-day were as follows : LoNDoN, 12.30 p.m.\u2014Consols, 99 3-16 for money and 99 7-16 for the account; U.S., 43 p.©, bonds, 115 ; Erie, 245; Canadian Pacific, 594; New York Central, 1054; lllinois Central, 1404, LONDON, 4 p.ni.\u2014 Consols 994 for money and 99% for the account ; New York Central, 104}; Illinois Central, 140%.Paris three per cent.rentes were cabled to-day as follows :\u201412.30 p.wm., 80f.024c; 2 p.m., 80f, 324c; 4.30 p.m., 80f, 17}c.At the New York Stock Exchange to- : | day Canadian Pacific was 58, with sales of 400 shares.The Financial Chronicle says: Loan- able funds continue to increase and the money market to grow easier.Capitalists, estates and institutions are freely offering money at 13@2 per cent.for about 30 days.After the first of January, if business improves, some outlet for the accumulations of idle capital will be found.Interior markets show signs of over-abundant supply of funds.The demand for crop purposes seems to be at an end.\u201d On the subject of railroads, is says: \u201cThere have been time contracts outstanding at the extremely low figures on which freight is even now goiug forward, With the end of the year these should expire, and after that the way will be clear for obtaining schedule rates,\u201d Foreign bankers express the opinin that the probabilities of any exiensive mote.They say that the existing high rates of exchange are due to the demand fur the settlement of accounts abroad usual at this time of the year and that the market is well supplied with Lills at considerable concessions posted rates, The London Stock Exchange Committee has ordered the following quotations : Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway Co.6 per cent.coupon bouds (Nos, 5906-5943) ; Canadian Pacific Railway Co.5 per cent.first mortgage bouds in lieu of scrip; Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway common stock.The London Stock Exchange will close on Christmas Day and the day following.rom RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.Canadian Pacific Railway\u2014Dee, 31.Commercial Bauk, 1,200 bushels wheat ; McBean Bros., 1 car wheat; Bank of Montreal, 1 car wheat; Bank of Ottawa, 1,200 bushels peas; Bank of Montreal, 250 sacks flour ; LI.W.Raphael & Co., 126 barrels flour; A.Neugher Bros., 116 packages butter; P.Moher, 27 packages butter; W.T.Levin & Cu.,50 casks high wines; J.Curran, 158 dressed hogs ; Molsons Bank 112 dressed hogs; J.Q\u2019Connor, 195 dressed hogs.| Brothers, of this city, and members of shipments of gold to Europe are very re- WHzar\u2014The market is weaker, but firm at quotations.We quote :\u2014Canada white winter, No.2, 91c@93c ; Canada red do., No.2, 94c@96c ; Canada spring, No.2, 94c@96c ; Manitoba, 96c@98c per bushel of 60 lbs.CoARSE GrAINS\u2014The market, to-day was very quiet at unchanged quotations.We quote:\u2014Corn, in bond, 50c@51c, and duty paid, 60c/@62c per bushel of 56 lbs, ; peas, 72c/@73c per bushel of 66 lbs.; oats, 3le@32c per bushel of 32 lbs.; barley, 45¢ @60c according to quality, per bushel of 48 lbs,; rye 66c/@67c per bushel of 56 lbs, Mirr FrEp\u2014The market is unchanged.We quote :\u2014Bran, $14@$15; shorts, $16 (@$17 ; provender, $23@$24 per ton of 2,000 lbs, Marnr\u2014There is no change in the market.We quote :\u201470c@85c, according to quality, per bushel of 36 lbs, in bond, DAILY RECEIPTS, The receipts of prod=ce and provisions reported by the Canadian Pacific Railway for to-day, Monday, 21st December, up to 6 p.m., were as follows :\u2014 Wheat, bush .vveeereerroe conan 2,600 Peas, busn.A.1,200 Flour, bbls.severe ceiver vnvnenns 125 \u20ac BCKBeseees coven sorann.250 Butter, pkgs.eo veveen cies vanans 143 High wines,cske.\u2026.\u2026.50 Dressed hogs.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.s\u2026e 465 The receipts of produce and provisions by Grand Trunk Kailway, on Friday, 18th December, as reported on \u2019Change, were.as follows :\u2014 Oats, bush.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1,600 Flour, bbls.525 Ashes, bbls.ee 1 Butter.pckgs.eens 581 Cheese, LX8.\u2026.000200000 \u2026.760 Dressed uoge.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.PES 273 Leather, roils.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sv.&4 T.bacco, pckgs.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ve 124 Liverpool Breadstuft« and Provisions.To-day\u2019s advices from Liverpool to the Associated Press, report wheat dull, with a poor demand, while holders were offering freely, Corn was quiet and in poor demand.Quotations from the bread- stuffs markets were unchanged.The only change in the quotations from the provisions markets was in lard, which was 3d.lower.Dec.19, 6 p.m.Dee.21, 6 p.m.8.d.8.d.s.d.s.d, 00 7270872 70-727 0- HOseIN HOUSE NEWS STAND.countries forming the Æmpire wo of the mental malady for which they are{ Baskets, trimmed and lined in the various fluid of a very disagreeable nature.In ail _\u2014_\u2014 : L.free to impose what other duties they raw Confined.It is said the attention of the BeW shades of silk; Children\u2019s Sleighs, one these cases the ireatinent must be twofold.OTTAWA: fit, but they ebould bind themselves to (5 I covered and lined, a real luxury to a child in An Ointment is required to relieve Itching, nôgers vy this d £ fi t.foreign Central Board has been called to the mat-| cold, rough weather; Parlor \u2018and Hanging and Medicine must be taken to change the HANRATTY, J.\u2026\u2026\u2026.+.108 Rideau Ste levy this duty of five per cent.on foreign ter, and that they will, at their meeting to ; Cabiners, Pedestals, Easels, Fancy Easy and state of the Blood, aud render it pure.- - MOPYKE, J 565 Sussex St Ist.commodities.This duty was to be levied dav.take to have an investiga | Corner Chairs, Footstools, Diyans, Parlor Both these requirements are supplied by > 9 Seen .© th for the purpose of maintaining a navy for | ÿ, ta measures vésug Suites, varying in price from 45, 65, 75, 100, ; + \u2014_ IMPORTER OF PIERCE, G.M.\u2026.-.00+001000s Sparks Ste re the purpose ee tion made at once.125, 150, and up to 400 dollars, with a fail line Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medicines, - RUSSELL HOUSE NEWS STAND.Lay the common defence, Tr.Mctarlane PS of Looking Glasses, Clocks, Side ana Corner The OINTMENT called i then showed the value of the foreign goods OUR CHARITIES, Whatnots, Brackets, and ail gilt, ebony and 2 ee UGLOW, BR.success Sparks St.; i 1884, These Two Medicines have now stood the test (0! ! sq the City of Montreal, 90 per cent.of the cost of be maintenance Number of Permanent inmates, TI qe [vo 3 Jodiciges Laye 207 Nino the est a W a | Grocers.6s of the navy and the colonies between them Males.\u2026.00.0000500000 snsssccce 3 the public in the latter part of the last J gnenders will be received by the undersigned \u2014 vould pay the remaining (en per Cent.Number per.or oanent In ss Nos.1849, 1851 &1858 Notre Dame St century.S'olook moon Por the Boat Det per Lal ve Canada\u2019s share of the sum to be raise emales.\u2026 10.ARLES ° \u2019 They may be obtained of all Chemists or or : this Estate, # i tedar.under this arrangement for the mainten- NYRIST Of Temporary Mmalh 4 the Proprietors, English and French Clocks, bis Estate, amounting as per inventory to sa ance of a fleet for the defence of the empire Number of Temporary inmates, CORNER M\u2018GILL STREET.BEACH & BARNICOTT, BRIDPORT, DORSET .Tho ebts will be sold without any guaran- an JU pee iio we \"Hs SE SPECIALLY SELECTED for the HOLIDAYS, HERS ara os eee \\ thirtieth of the whole.Mr.McFarlane Total.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026orcisorecccccee 195 119 July 8.ly eow * accepted.old, said that his scheme was pot based on No.of night lodgings given in N OTICE.7% Store Open Every Evening until EIGHT o\u2019clock.tribe Inventory can be seen on application to either free trade or protectionist principles.Night Refuge :\u2014 us se \u2014 J Forms case He then went on te show that its opera MBSE cower rersvnessvie siren 648 B60 s EL ©.FATT 03 tion would be mutually beneficial to the V8.2 7 NOR W ICH UNION | 7 i I\u2014N ot re D am e St \u2014\u2014 I 7 i | Acting for, Trustee, rer mother country and the colonies.Great Girls._3 _7 FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY = CHESTERFIELD CHAMBERS, .ritain would have an advantage of five Total.\u2026 nna .683 634 .18 St.Alexis street, | r cent.Over foreigners in oF colonial No.of quarts soup and extra meals OF NORWICH, ENGLAND.MARKS CAN BE REMOVED.OPPOSITE SEMINARY.Montreal, Dec.16, 1885, pe 4 th S'onists, having À distributed re Dec.19 4D 808 Dec.18 b 302 markets, and the colonists, aaving Ÿre Night Refuge poor.1,868 1,844 Established 1797.LEON & CO.\u2014 per cent in their favor, would be able to Qui-door poor.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1000000200.88 60 \u2014_\u2014 London, Perfumers to H.M.the Queen, have R ad D jnderaell ihe foreiguer in the Britieh war- Total on Capital, - - =~ 85,500,000 | ett and paronied the world enowh hav 0 epartment et.e di not connect this scheme for acusosacu sens saccou0 vacovauco dy \u2018 \u2014 mutual defence with any plan for [m- \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REPRESENTED BY O O \u201c Wheeled Vehicles perial Confederation.It was not neces- THE BURIAL OF KING ALFONSO.JOHN WM.MOLSON BLITERAT R, .À =r > sarily connected with any such plan, and (London Morning Advertiser.) RESIDENT AGENT.* which removes Small Pox Marks of however o\u2014AND\u2014o > '$) PUBLIC NOTICE is hereb; on on could be put in operation be fore any scheme The obsequies of King Alfonso have .* Jong standing.a des re mp dns wil Ee given that | no 4 geled Vehie e 4 , ce Lmperial Confederation was agreed been conducted with a pomp and cireum- 101 8t.Francois Xavier Street, tains nothing injurious.Price, $2.60.highways after this date until furtber noiles * \u2018 .: \u2014\u2014 By order, a An informa) discussion took place after stance at once strange and eolemn.They SPECIAL OITY AGENTS SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.° PÉROIV AL W.ST.GEORGE .pm.the reading of this paper, in which most pegan with a burial mass, which was cele-| J.MURRAY.| A.M.ROLLAND.ob ; City Surveyos.À of the members present took part, the ; ; ith th _| 2 Telephone communication.LEON & COS \"\u201cDEPILATORY \u201d 0: CrTy HALL, \u2019 of toe msjority of them approving of the plan brated early in the morning, with the sur-| gq g, tt we 254 Montreal, December 5, 1835.on jority Mr M Fo g P vivors of the Royal family for congrega- Removes Superfluous Hair in a few minutes We aro now receiving some beautifal PIANOS and ORGANS of the best American and proposed by Mr.McFarlane.; / > without pain or unpleasant sensation\u2014ngver Canadian makers for the Road Department smaber- A vote of thanks was unanimously tion.The coffin was borne down staire by N EW D ANCE M US IC to grow again.Simple and Darmloss.Full : .Pp .à rot passed.The paper Jas, on motion, laid grandees of Spain.A procession was o directions\u2014sentby rice, $1.Some, iis nh table fo further discussion, snd th | formed by members of the Royal house \u2014\u20140\u2014 CEO- W.SHAW, ristimas noiiaays wers.! ing\u2019 TH THE STREAM [Waltzl.00¢ lous or 2 hold, followed by the King\u2019s Body Guard, wi Theo.atria! General Agent, Those desiring to purchase should call and examine our Stock.Second-hand Pianos and ALL PARTIES requiring Publ Sewers to 3 be constructed in any streets ¢.the Olity of PRO ARIS ET FOOIS.the Halberdiers and a company of priests, TABBY (Polka) sais Loree 4% 219 Tremont St, Boston Mass Organs, in good order, for sule EA very low prices.Tuning and Repairing done in the best Montreal are requested to send in their ape meme \u2018Annual Meeting of the Victoria Rifles.The coffin was carried by the Hidalgos Lg SOURIRES [Walt].10 60 Dec.2 \u2019 ws pw as | most satisfactory manner.APPLY Riioations to ihe Koad Commitice without ter re The annual meeting of the Victoria through crowds so dense tbat, har ly HANKY PARRY° Woldloutel.486 226 St James Street, PERCIVAL W.ST.GEORGE, or Rifles of Canada came off last evening, at thew it.by every suggestion of decorous ENCORE UNE BST poate 600 CITY HALL, My Surveron nding their armory, and was fairly attended by d nabled the troops lining the via Caroline Lowthian.8k.n Diseases, Herpes, Congestlons, Montreal, Dec.5, 1885.202 : .sadness \u20ac ps 8 ; Scrofula, Ulcers and Vitiated Blood.- - - y with members of the regiment.Col.Crawford dolorosa to keep a clear way.The Minis-| Ofail music denlers, or mailed tree on re \u2019 .Dec 19 a 308 POLICR ck off presided and Capt.and Adjutant Radiger ters and the Bishop of Madrid received the oelpt of published price by tre Dr GIBERT'S ec DEPARTMENT, aa acted as secretary.Among te other officers P0dY at the station, the band playing the Anglo-Canadian Music Publishers\u2019 THE ONLY GENUINE ., fa ctions .Royal march, and the trained steamed > Ch Ch t d N Y P t SUMMER CLOTH of the present were Major Davideon, Captains slowly on its Journey to the firing of can- 5 CHURCH STREET, Toronto.288 IODURATED perunarivs D RAGEES oice riS mas an ew ear S resen S.NUE ¢ AND an a con pa ee en the Escuria) Ee cial moles vities of the = SC constitute the pert, he most.apraabie ie A.LOEB, Manufacturers\u2019 Wholesale Agent, ; \u2014 { ants Kerry and Sims.The annual finan- the iiscurial, the Speci m most ectivs and most economical of all known SEALED TENDERS, addressed - ial y and wD ter-Seret occasion took place.As the funeral car THE VEUVE CLICQUOT depuratives.\u2014 They suit all ages and al HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF designe d and endon aAdres sed to the = cla report was read Dy AYMAN ET FETE.spproached the door of the monastery was CHAMPACNE constitutions of both sexes.Bronzes and Cina Statuary mer Clothing or Numbers\u201d will be recelved ts McGannon and was highly satisfactory, closed.The Lord Chamberlain knocked BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Liquor Sets, Vases, Tea Sets.at the City Clerk's Uffice, City Hall, u there being a good balance in bank to the three times.A voice inside demanded,| Yellow label, now in the market, is superb» DESLAURIERS (lnte BOUTIGNY,) 54, r, de Cléry, PARIS, Fans, Perfumery Stands, Toilet Sets,! Wednesday, the 23rd December Ins jutred credit of the regiment.A vote of thanks according to the prescript, \u2018Who wishes comparing with the Grand Vintage, 1578.and at all good chemists Necessaires, Bags, Opera Glasses, for Blouses, Pants Shoes and Glove f hy ve had \u2018was tendered Sergt.McGannon for, his to enter ki The Lord Chamberlain ie CHAS, F.SCHMIDT .& PETERS, NEW YORK.Telescopes, Musical Instruments Albums officers and 212 men, also for dogs\u2019 aad carte er.work and $50 was voted him as an indem- plied, *\u201c King onso the Twelfth.t Sole Agents for U.8.an Canada.numbers, the whole in accordance with same nity.The meeting then proceeded to the this answer the portals were slowly opened Dec, 16 D16,19,23,28,3032 300 NOTICE.And a Great Variety of Fancy Goods of Every Description, ples to be seen at the office of the Chief \u2018of election of committees, as follows :\u2014 and the prior of the monastery appeared.Which he is Instructed to offer to the Public at Wholesale Prices For quality apply also at said office.ifles Regimental Committee\u2014Major David- The body was then borne into the church MR, WM.CARTER SMITH ; FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.The lowest or any tender will not necessare g ) J ; ; \u2018 » Patent Act of 1872 and Amendments.Sec.28.Ï 11y be accepted sons Capt.Edwards Lieut.Meloun.and placed on a raised bier before.the SOLICITOR, &C., Notice is hereby given to all ersons desir- WORTHFHY OF INSPECTION-.pi dor) inance Committee\u2014Sergt.Belcourt, Ne.gran aitar.Then the Minister 84 COLLINS STREET WEST ous of making and using the invention fn .om 1 Company ; Gorman, No.2; Adams, No, of Justice, removing the lid, said, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.Electric Cables and AD aratus for tre Manu 16 D e B r esol es Stre et off St Sul Cc e CHS.GLACKMEYER, 0 p.m.3; Rodden, No.4; Wardlow, No, 5; Gard: * Huntsmen of Espina sis this the bo ly .\u2018ommissioner for administering Oathsin the patent of Cauada were granted to R.8, W~r- \u2019 8 « CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, City Clerk, 0) p.m.ner, No.6.which you received on the death of Ki ng su.r-me Court and H.xchequer Court or Can- ing, that the undersigsec 1s prepared to grant Dec.16 J 300 CITY HALL, ° 2 ohm Elective Commitiee\u2014No.1, Col.Sergt, Alfonso\u201d The same,\u201d responded the ada.Fariinmentary went: Comninioner for lesa upel, reasaiagie Sis Shier Si Montreal, Dec, 1, 186.§ mr 0 p.m.Stewart, Pte.Cleghorn.No.2, Sergt.|chief buaotsman.\u201cDo you swear it?\u201d gm cits for New South Wales, Queensland, wise place the patent inventions in pos- 7 0 p.m.Gorman, Pte.Fraser.No.3, Lance Sergt.\u2018\u2019Yes, we swear it\u201d This aesaravce 8 uth Australas, ludia, Cape of Good Hoje session of the pubic.in, accordance with RY FREE VACCIN ATION | , Campbell, Pte, Desbarats.No.4, Sergt.having been added to the testimony already and Fill.> av TI6 the provisions 2 moy oo addressed 16 175658) \u2018 1 3 Seow, Corp.Common.No.5, Sergt.given with independent formalities by the me in caro of \"tho Slanderd Under: M C | N TY R E S O N & C O ÉD LIST OF -Bmith, Pte, Bacon.No.6, Sergl.Woods ing\u2019s physicians, confessor, an ini- CHLORODYNE round Cable Company, sburg, Pa., or » Re Pte.Brodie.\u2019 \u2019 sters, the lid of the coffin was let down, not, No.125 Foari LTR LA Lors D considera: 3 .J a = = VACCINATION STATION (it! 1 Auditors\u2014Sergts.Rodden and Bacon.however, as yet for the last time, and the , tion and reply.IMPORTERS 20: ; A committee was also appointed to bier waa sovered with the four Slonks of Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodvne Tho follow] = 8 rae nt Pr Reed Ton 8 Lee : i i ivalry.e following is à T r.Daze t.Catherine street.teoure rooms for the regiment,such rooms tne noble or ers of Spanisl & : cite T Vice-Chancellor Sir W.PAGE Woop stated above referred to: No.18259, Dec.4, Dr.Hutehison, 515 Welle ne street.+.R ¢ ueed for billiards, reading, &c.The thousand tapers lig > Pp publicly in Court that Dr.J.CoLLIs BROWNE 1883, Electric Cables; 18240, Dec.4, 1983, a Dr.Roy, 367 Notre Lame street (Hochelage x | S Colonel then announced that the officers ardente, and had, it 18 easy to imagine, & was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne, Electric Cables; 18241, Dec.4, 1888, Spllc- 0 es a \u20ac 7 00 S C Dr.Laporte, 1130 Ontario street i invited the men to a ball, which would be splendid effect in association with the vast that the whole stor of the Jefendant, Free.ing Cables; 18248, Dec.4 383, Dividing \u20ac and J ®9 Dr.Casgrain, 102 8t.Denis street.£ 2 given at the qu indeor in the beginning of and sombre, though Hehly decorated, Ib | gretted to say thai it bad been sworn t0.\u2014 ing.&f Looping Cables, 18277, \u2018Dec.11, 1688, DE Éouekard.57 Visitation \u201cEsset ! February.e announcement w i the ancient pile, and the crowds of Times, July 13, 1884.Submarine Electric Cables; 21281, March 12, Vi = \u2018 | .2 ved with pl by th 38 re- berlor of Gnoeut Pas diet ing Dr.3: Collis Browne's Chlorodyne 1s the 1885, Klectrie Cables; 21234, Maron 12, 1835, 13 ictoria Square, Montreal.Dr.Demers, 2195 Notre Dame stroet.q i ceived with pleasure by those present, |eorrowing friends und subjects moving pést and most certain remedy in coughs, Biertric Cables; 21288 March 12, 1885, Electric Dr.Leblano, 131 Centro street.1 After transacting routine the meeting silently about the wreatbed pall.A mass ;ids, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rheu- Cahics; 21234, March 12,1885, Electrio Cables; Br.N.Fafard, 04 Naherst \u201cstreet.ot Me .adjourned.was said and tbe Misercie \u201d sung, and matism, &e.Jia B »s Chlorodyne.\u2014Tne 212%; March 12, 1885.Repair Defects in The above offices are open daily Toot (Mek .\u201d TS then the coffin was raised once more aud iii; Hon, Karl ROssELL commusleated 10 trie Câbles; 21257, March 12, 186, Maadrels October 16 ms ®%a mand from 6 to 7:800'clock p.m.bors DRUGGED AND ROBBED, carried by titled lieges of the Jealm to tne the College of Physicians and J.T.Daven ort Se Bron haf, March 1, \"1066, Man: .-| pie a ce, City Hall, from 9 à m.to § i nforma ec je 5, al Hew a Countryman Dropped His Cash entrance of the stairs leading down to the that ho hh only ze medy of any Service pn Mandrels Sor \"able Press \"2120, ss, Man P R A T T 9 S A S T R A L O | L Branch Ofce, 427 St.Catherine street, from in a Place of Sin.Le Cholera was Chlorodyne,\u2014See nee drels for Cable Press: 21241, March 12, 1885, = a 9 = On Saturday evening, à visitor to the Here the most striking part of the cember 81, 1864.' Mandrels for Cable Press: 21242, March 13, .a ach Qfllce, 2811 Notre Dame street, from y & melancholy pageant occurred.No one! Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne is pree 1885, Mandrels for Cable Press; 21943, March \u20140-\u2014 Also at the Montreal Dispensary, 135 St, An imported by each of the colonies, and entered into a calculation to show the proportion of the Imperial tax each would have to bear.The conclusion that he came to was that Great Britain would pay oity, named A.Palerdin, entered an Eas End pool room for the purpose of ins Protestant House of Industry and Refuge.Statement for week ending December 19, 1885: \u2014 t descended the stairs to the vault except the coffin-bearers, the prior of the monastery, gilt and B.W.Piano Stools, covered in the newest shades of silk plush.Waiting a call of inspection by all in want of such goods at OWEN MGARVET & SON, scribed by scores of orthodoxipractitioners.Of course it would not be thus singularly popular did it not * supply a want and dla \u201cTHE POOR MAN'S FRIEND,\u201d And the PILLS called PILULÆ ANTI-SOROPHULÆ OR ALTERATIVE PILLS, 12, 1885, Mandrels for Cable Press; 21244, March 12, 1885, Mandrels for Cable Press.Canadian Patent to Waring & Hyde, 17807 Fine Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, FINE GOLD JEWELLERY MN CHOICE DESIGNS, INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of A.McGIBBON & CO., of Reliable and Alwavs Uniform in uality.Gives toine street.University Dispensary, St.Urbain street.i So i , Western Hospital, 1251 Dorchester st mes dulging in a game of pool, having at the the Minister of Grace and Justice, and the place.ede me Januers 885, er.Sept, 191665.Insulation Material.oom the Perfection of Artificial Li ght.Western Hospital, 1201 Dorchest or strect and Sime about $150 in bills in his pocket.He Lord Chamberlain.The coffin was placed tain cure for Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, ov = 20 Shieh Nee AO eet, from 3s * i { chamber or vault 0 3 , < M., .pid Lost the first game and invited all present Siok marble Be niaining the deceased © Dr J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne.\u2014Gaution Money to Loan at 6 Per Cent.| No change of lamps necessary.Ask your wealvr for it.oFRY; deo.Rogers, Lecture Hall St Lax other to have a drink, and while paying for the rulers of Spain, who sleep in huge marble Solon genuine So a words, du \u2014\u2014 ef om emma Streets, from 3 to 5 o'clock p.m.daily, Sun same he rather foolishly exposed his tombs disposed all round.It must have Overwhelming medical testimony accompp- Several Properties for Sale WHOLESALE BY y Pe L.LABERGE, M.D.wealth, He continued playing pool for Deen # thrilling moment for Some at least Be ae BO 88 Crent Russell Street, HM.PERRAULY.Medical Health Officer, Pa - \u2019 , .Li some time and had a couple of drinks ne when th Lo Thich was Do ga and (501d in bottles atls, \"Architect, C.PEVER L EY.1782 Notre Dame Street HEALTH DEPARTMENT, um.5m with men who were in the room, when overed with cloth of gold, raiced the glass Nov.30 \u2018 A May M 28 No.11 Place d'\u2019Armes Hu.À Tanys | Montreal, Sept, 24th, 1885, og ER = \u201c65 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ell en ean a mp Mam ae meen \u2014 TE | | { | | 6 THE WINTER'S SPORTS.Owing to pressure on our columns, this morning, we are obliged to hold over until to-morrow the following interesting items of sporting news :\u2014\u2018 The meeting of the Wholesale Clothiers\u2019 Snowshoe Club.\u201d ¢ The weekly tramp of the Kwmeralds.\u201d \u2018 Crystal Rink topics.\u201d * First winter race meeting at the Montreal Driving Park,\u201d and \u2018¢ Le Trappeur\u2019 annual races and © sporting notes.\u201d Curliana.Mr.David Lockerby, of Montreal, has presented the Ormstown (P.Q.) Club with an exceedingly handsome silver tankard for competition amongst the clubs of Cha: teauguay County, P.Q.The top piece forms a bowl in the shape of a curling stone, the interior of which is gold lined, with a gold band encircling it on the outside.On one side is an engraving representing a curling team engaged in play, whilst the other side bears the inscription.The stone or block rests upon three upright brooms crossed, the bandles of which are gilver and the broom part of gold.Beneath the broome, underneath, is a smal iron stone, highly polished, the whole resting on a beautifully carved silver stand.\u2014\u2014N.Ÿ.Scottish American Journal.Curling Dinner at Ormstown.MR.D.L.LOCKERBY PRESENTS A SILVER TANKARD FOR COMPETITION AMONG THE CHATEAUGUAY CLUBS.On Friday night last a dinner was given by the Chateauguay Curling Clubs to Mr.D.L.Lockerby, on the occasion of his presenting the clubs with a silver tankard.He had promised to do 80 80 soon as a curling rink had been built, and the Stoney Creek Curling Club being the first in the field the custody of the cup is with them.Ii is to be competed for by tie clubs of Chateauguay County, and to become the property of that club which wins it in two consecutive matches.The games in this competition are to be played for this season at the Stoney Creek Club, at Orme- town and Chateauguay, and in these and all subsequent games in the competition, iron curling stones must be used.\u2018At the dinner on Friday last Mr.Grey, the Mayor, took the chair and read several letters of regret from gentlemen who were unable to be present, including Colonel McEachern, C.M.G., Colonel Stevenson and othere.There were between fifty and sixty at dinner.Dinner being over, the usual loyal and patriotic toasts were drunk, and then the health of Mr.Locker- by, the guest of the evening, which was accorded the usual honors.Other toasts were then drunk, Mr.E.Holton, M.P, responding for the Dominion Parliament, Dre.Sutherland and McCormack for the medical profession,Mr, McCormack for the united counties of Chatuaguay, Hunting- den and Beauharnois, in the course of his speech giving a short history of some of the more prominent Canadians who had come from thoee counties, including Sir John Rose, Judge Cross, Mr.Doutre and others.The mercantile interests of the counties were responded to by Mr.1.Bird, of Ormstown, aud the ladies by Mr.A.McEachern, who also spoke for the host, hostess and ladies who had assisted, the press; finding its representative in Mr.Mullen, of Huntingdon.Tne evening was an entire success.Tobogganing.The following notice of the Saratoga, N.Y., Toboggan Slide has been very kindly furnished us by Mr.J.R.McLaren, jr., manufacturer of the Star Toboggans :\u2014 What the Saratoga Toboggan Club has already accomplished, with plans now receiving attention for further achievements, gives promise of an exceptional season of exhilarating winter sport at the Spa, OX NEW GROUNDS.The Glen Mitchell grounds of forty acres, one and a quarter miles from the village, have been leased by the Club for one year, with the privilege of renewal.The slide in use last winter at Woodlawn park, which ig about one-quarter of a mile from Glen Mitchell, was provided with only one chute.This was entirely inadequate to meet the demand, members not having more than 8ix or seven slides in an evening, and the leasing of new grounds and the introduction of superior facilities have resulted.WITHOUT AN EQUAL, There has been constructed at Glen Mitchell, this year, a slide with three chutes and which, with all its adjuncts, is | the most extensive and complete in the world.It is far in advance of the Mountain slide at Montreal or the Lansdowne at the same place.The work has been done under the direction of \u201cthe executive \u2018committee of the Saratoga Toboggan Club, and in a manner thoroughly satisfactory and praiseworthy.The slide starts from a natural elevation and attains the remarkable length of 2,200 feet.The trestle 1s 240 feet long and 76 feet high and is buiit in the strongest manner.Many of the supports are large tamarack trees.In width the slide 18 20 feet.The three chutes are each three and a half feet wide,\"and in their length of 240 feet they have a fali of 76 feet.The fall in the first 600 feet of the slide is 112 feet.From the foot of the chutes to the end of the incline there are 36 feet more of fall.Fifteen electric lights will illuminate the chutes and track.FROM WELLS AND LAKE, From four wells on the premises water will be obtained to flood the slide when necessary.Three of the four are driven wells.The chutes will be paved with ice from Saratoga Lake, The blocks will be five feet long, three and a haif feet wile and six inches thick, The glary evenness of this slippery pavement wiil be wain- tained by the freezing, iu the spaces where the blocks are matched, of the water] \u2018which will be thrown over the icy passage.PLATFORM AND HOUSE, The roomy platform at the top of the slide is 26x26 feet, has a wall eight feet high around it and is half roofed.The club-houee is at the bottom of the chutes and contains a reception room 86x40 feet, & room for ladies and another for gentlemen, each apartment being 13x15 feet and a kitchen 10x15 feet and supplied with all conveniences.The toboggan house, 40x60 feet, is divided into numbered spaces where the toboggans, of which there ure 500 in the club, are kept when not in use.THE EXPENSES.The club will employ five men about the grounds.John Welsh, who acted as caretaker last season, will hold the same position last winter, The expenses this year will be $3,000 or more, which includes the cost of the new slide and its accom - paniments.The monthly expenses will aggregate $400.THE MEMBERSHIP, The regilar membership now reaches 215, and besides the the roll bears the names of 125 ladies and 150 children.The membership includes residents cf Sara- toga Springs, 'I'roy, Albany, Schenectady, North Adams, Mass., Stottville, Coluin.- bia County, Ballston and New York, those from the last named city including Cornelius Vanderbilt, Dr.W.S.Webb, Spencer Trask, Henry Hilton and others of prominence.New members are joining EEE NY TT Werner\" x THE MCNTREAL HERALD AND -DAILY COMMERCIALE GAZETTE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22.y FOR THE WORTHY POOR, Who Like the Rich Want to Have a Merry Christmas.Where Those Charitably Disposed May Leave Their Gifts.Ae the Christmas season approaches * many people who from their store of comfortable plenty would fain bestow a little upon the more unfortunate, are constantly cuufrouted by the question of how best to reach the worthy poor, how to distinguish them from that vast army of social off- scourings, whose clamorous voices drown the week petitions of the comparatively few deserving.It is a difficult task, and oue that the various charitable institutions of Montreal have tried for upward of twenty years to successfully accomplish» with good, if not with successful, results.With the advent of every winter, bringing with it Christmas and New Years holidays, there somes to the knowledge of many persons cases of jextreme poverty, which they are able 10 assist s0 as to briog happiness and good cheer to many homes.However, if one does not know of any case deserving charity from personal experience, the best way is to depend upou tuose societies organized for the special purpose of assisting the poor, and especially upon the wiedom and experience of the Protestaut Board of Associated Charities, acustomed to discriminate between the true and false in poverty, this association can furnish unlimited sug gestions.Unlike many other charitable institutions, they do not enroll their proteges as paupers, but all assistance is rendered privately, thus upbailding the pride and independecce of the needy.Those who have not money to bestow can give simply a portion of their time, and this association will give them a list of houses to visit, where money, clothing or provisions will be most thankfully received.The central office of the Association is at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge, on Dorchester street.Alderman W.D.Stroud is President of the Board, and Mr.Edward Hollis is the able and efficient Secretary.Mr.D, McMillan, Superintendent of the House of Refuge, is aiso a member of the Board, and will undertake to place all donaticns eatrusted to him where they will do the most good.Under the supervision of the associated charities the city is divided into eight districts, each of which is in Charge of an agent.DISTRIOT NUMBER ONE embraces all that portion of the city from St Denis street to the city limits, and from the river to the wesvern limits, (a) City boundary east to Colborne Avenue, in charge of Rev.R.Lindsay, 280 Dorchester street.(b) Colborne Avenue to Plessis street.(c) Plessis street to Montcalm street, under the direction of Rev.George Rogers, 163 Jacques Cartier street.(d) Montcalm street to Jacques Cartier street,superintended by Rev.J.Kines, 35 Plessis street.(e) Jacques Cartier street to Sanguinet street, in charge Rev, Canon Mills, 228 St.Denis street.(f) Sanguinet street to Main street, Rev.R.Campbell, 68 St.Famille street.DISTRICT NO.TWO.From St.Denis street to St.Lawrence Main street, and from river to western boundaries.President, Rev.C.M.Doudiet, 441 St.Dominique street ; Vice-President, Rev.R.P.Duclos, corner Cadieux and Sherbrooke street ; Secretary, Rev.C, H.Ducios.DISTRIOT NO.THREE.From St.Lawrence Main street to Bleury street and the area eastward from the river northward.President, Mr.A.Gowdey, 245 St.James street ; Vice-President, Mr.M.Thomson, 465 St.Dominique street; Secretary, Mr, thomas H.Turton, 118 St.George street.DISTRICT NO.FOUR.From Bleury street and intervening places to Metcalfe street.President, Rev.James Barclay, 747 Dorchester street; Vice-President, Mr, Walter Paul, 1403 St.Catherine street ; Secretary, Mr.James Tasker, 138 St, James street.DISTRICT NO.FIVE, From Metcalfe street and intervening space to Mountain street from Bonaventure street northward.President, Rev.W.S.Barnes, 118 Union avenue ; Vice-President, Rev.A.G.Upham, 1134 Dorchester street ; Secretary, Mr.8.J.Symons, 246 St.Martin street.DISTRICT NO, SIX, All west of Mountain street from Bonaventure street northward.Officers not yet chosen.DISTRICT NO.SEVEN.St.Bonaventure street and all south of it to canal, and from McGill street east« ward.Officers not yet chosen.DISTRICT NO.EIGHT, Point St.Charles.Officers not yet chosen, excepting a secretary, Mr.James Clay, 98 Congregation street.Anyone wishing to do good when it may benefit the deserving, has only to apply for information to the agent having charge of his locality.The names of really worthy families will be furnished, and beyond this nothing need be done 1n connection with the Association unless desired.ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY, Mr.J.K.Ward, President of the St.George\u2019s Society has issued a circular which has been widely distributed asking that money and provisions be sent in to enable the Society to make glad the many homes of really deserving English poor on Christmas day.Provisions, etc., should be sent into the St.George\u2019s Home, 139 St.Antoine street, on or betore Wednesday the 23rd instant, while cash contributions may be sent to Mr, W.8, Walker, Treasurer of the Society at 1,171 Notre Dame street.OUT-DOOR RELIEF.An appeal has also been made by a committee of the Out-Door Reliet Board for subscriptions and donations, which may be sent to Mr.D.McMillan, 551 Dorchester street, or to any member of the committee, There are among the streets and alleys of the east end unquestionably cases of poverty which it would be a blessing to relieve.Information concerning.these is in: the :hands.of\u201c thé differént- boards:of charity and any provisions or fuel will be distributed with the greatest care if left with them.Many of the poor of Montreal are victims of misfortune whose Christmas would be greatly brightened by any remembrance of the day at the hands of those who are \u2018well able fo dietribûte generously to the worthy poor.10 THE SECRET OF SUCCESS, The reason why Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil is 80 popular with the people as a household remedy for pain, is in the fact that while many liniments only relieve, Yellow Oil both relieves nnd cures Rheumatism the organization at the rate of tweuly a wegl, and all aches, pains, sorencss and lame ness.Hotels.Albemarle Hotel, MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK.Most charmingly situated at the junction of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 24th St facing Madison Square.Conducted on the Eurepean Plan FANVRIN & WALTER, June D Prop HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Fifth Avenue, New York.This most fashionable and centrally located hotel has been renovated from top to bottom, and is now re-opened under management of R.H.Southgate, upon the American and European plans.This hotel is the favorite resort for Canadians.MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.Jomfortable Rooms, 82 per day; Board, vise per 9\" Murray Hill Hotel.NEW YORK: The largest and finest constructed hotel in the city,on Park Avenue, One block from Grand Central Depot.(ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.) 600 rooms, elegantly furnished and decorated The ventilation, drainage and sanitary arrangements generally, are the most perfect hat humaa ingenuity and skill can devise.stairways and 3 elevators, No charge for conveying baggage from or te the Grand Central Depot.HUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors.June 15 1y 142 HOTEL BRUNSWICK, BOSTON.The Brunswick is the finest hotel s\u2018ructure in New England.Fireproof; modern in al its appointments ; elegantly furnished ; kept on the American plan.Locality unsurpassed ; near Museum of Fine Arts, Trinity, New Old South, and convenient to other churches and Public Garden, Beacon-street cars pass the hotel, 6m 143 BARNES & DUNKLEE Provorietors.THE RUSSELL, OTTAWA.The Palace Hotel of Canada This magnificent new Hotel, ittedup in the most modern style, is now open.The Russell contains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and baggage elevators, and commands a splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grounas, river and canal.Visitorsto the Capital having business with the Government find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, where they can always meet leading publicmen.Theen- tire Hotel 1s supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there would not be any confusion or danger Every attention paid to guests, GOUIN & CO., Proprietors.February 5 81 ST.LOUISHOTEL This hotel, which is unrivalled for size, tyle, and locality in Quebec, has just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with mew system of drainage and ventilation, passenger eleva tor, Electricbells and lights, &e.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical science can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has been supplied.WILLIS RUSSELL, President.CHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL CO.Proprietors June 26 158 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.REVERE HOUSE.Mrs.MONEKIL, Proprietress.First-class Commercial and Private Hotel.Good Sample Rooms, convenient to Railway anorsteampoats CLASCOW, Scotland, PHILPS COCKBURN HOTEL, 141 BATH STREET.First-Class; Quietly and Centrally Situated ModerateCharges.| Turkish Baths.; THE MONTREAL HERALD ison fyle at this Hotel.July 81 WD Sl BUY BISHOP'S ILLUSTRATED Christmas Souvenir! Beautiful Chromo Gover FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS, OR AT > TH® &E0.BISHOP ENGRAVING & PRINTING CO0°F, 160 St.James Street, \u201c MONTREAL.Deg.IV 242 Insurance.STANDARD LILE ASSURANCE COMPANY, (Established 1825.) =.== $100,000,000 Total Risks Invested Funds - - - « « 31,470,000 Annual Income .= = - = 4,000,000 Benuses hitherto distribat- ed amount to the large SUM Of a © « = « 0 2 = 17,600,000 The time for closing the Company\u2019s Books, and dividing the Profits, having been extended to the 8th of December next, all proposals sent in prior to that date will partici patein a full year\u2019s share of the profit.W.M.RAMSAY, Manager.Standard Bull lings, Montreal, Nov.21 ss tf 237 THE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION (Limited, Of London, England.Capital .icimeiiinen oes $4,500,000 Reserve Fuud.ws.850,000 Government Deposit.100,600 Head Office for Canada: MONTREAL, STANDARD BUILDING, 8ST.JAMES STREE1.DIRECTORS: HON.DONALD A.SMITH, Chairman.} JOHN OGILVY, se.ROBERT BENNY, Esq, WILLIAM ROBERTSON, General Manager.E.P.HEATON, Fire Superintendent, tf248 North British and Mercantile VIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMP\"Y, ESTABLISHED 1809.RESOURCES OF THE COMPANY.Authorized Capital.£3,000,000 Sig Sabscribed.cccoi000.2,500,000 ¢¢ Pald-ap.c000000000000 oo 625,000 *¢ Fire Fund and Reserves at 31st December, 1884.£1,597,225 9 6 Life and Annuity Fands.3,994,662 7 3 Revenue, Fire Braneh., 1,201,068 A1 11 Life & Aunnity Branches 587,661 8 8 Oct.10 WILLIAM EWING.GEORGE N.AHERN.Sub-Inspector Head @ffice for the Dominion, Montreai; D.LORN MACDOUGALL, THOMAS DAVIDSON, General Agents.October 1 1y 235 LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Incorporated by Royal Charter, A.D, 1720 FIRE and LIFE.No.7 ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON HEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA : 77 St.Francols Xavier St., MONTREAL.C.C.FOSTER, Chief Agent.ASSETS, 31st Dec., 1884 I $16,500,000 Oct.81 Janl 261 THEROYALCANADIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Co.160 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.This Company, doing business in Canada only, presents the following Financial Statement, and solicits the patronage of those seeking unquestionable security and honorable treatment :\u2014 CAPItAI .000000 5000000000 0a0000 00 $500,000 Income during the year ending 31st Dec, 1884.av.5425,000 ANDREW ROBERTSON, Esq.Hon.J.R.THIBAUDEAU, President.Vice-Pres.ARTHUR GAGNON, Go.H.Sec.-Treas.Oct.2.ly 238 THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO.Canada Board of Diregtors * The Honorable HY.STARNKS, Chairman.THEODORE HART, Esq.EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.'W.J.BUCHANAN, Esq.Capital, « = =: oo a Amount Invested in Canada.Assets, - .- = - $10,000,000 $500,000 $33,000,000 Mercantile Risks accepted at the lowest eurrent rates, Churches, Dwelling Houses and Farm Properties, insured at reduced rates.G.F.0.SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion.Sub-Agents: 'YRILLE LAURIN, FRED C.HENSHAW, 18 Place d\u2019Armes.24 Hospital street.Having been appointed Sub-Agent for the above Company for the City of Montreal, I take the liberty of asking my friends to favor me with a share of their Insurance Risks.F.C.HENSHAW, 24 Hospital Street.#@\" Telephone Communication.THE GREAT DR.DIO LEWIS His Outspoken Opinion.The very marked testimonials from College Professors, respectable Physicians, and other gentlemen of intellis gence and character to the value fo Warner\u2019s SAFE Care, published in the editorial columns of cur best newspapers, have greatly survrised me Many of these gontlemen I know, and veaping theirtestimony I was impelted to purchase seme bottles of Warner\u2019s SAFE Cure and analyse it.Besides, 1 took some, swallowing three times the prescribed quantity.I am satisfied the medicine is not injurious, and will frankly add that if I found myself the victim of a serious kidney trouble I shouldnse this preparation.The truth fs, tie medics] profession stands dazed J | For Sale.FOR SALE.BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT That choice building site, corner of Pee Street and Burnside, 112 x 118.6, the best sur ner in the city, for sale CHEAP, Apply to W MOLEA WALBANK,C.E., Architect, 214 St.James Street! Ca Tel, ~ TO LET.Fine Corner Office ON FIRST FLAT OF The \u201cHERALD >\u201d BUILDING IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.Heating Included In Rent Apolv to \u201cHerald\u201d Office.April 17 TO LET, THREE HANDSOME NEW OFFICES Together or Separately, STAINED FINISII.HOT WATER HEATING.531ST.vy AMES STREMWT DAWES & CO.Rapt.Miscellaneous.GIBB & CO.HAVING RECEIVED THEIR WINTER GOODS!) \u2014IN\u2014 TAILORING AND HABERDASHERY.Also Pattern Suits from Poole, INVITE INSPXCTION, Oct.14.248 BRASS GOODS ! \u20140;\u2014\u2014 Fenders, Fire Sets, Andirons, Spark Guards, Coal Scuttles, &c.&c.Marbleized Slate Mantles.CRATES! GAS GRATE ILLOGS, &o., &o GEORGE W.REED, Slate, Metal and Gravel Roofer, 783 & 783 Craig St., Montreal, June 8,1885.tra 87 PATINT \u2014 AND \u2014 VARNISH! TSE THR Crown & Anchor Brand of White Lead Never deviates in quality and is alwa; Rellable: he \u201c CROWN and ANCHOR?\u201d Carriage Varnish surpasses every other kind for Carriage work, Baking Japans, Spirit and Furniture Varnishes of every grade.TO be obtained at all Hardware Dealers and Carriage Supply Stores throughout the Dominion, AND MANUFACTURED BY THE BAYLIS MANUFACTURING CO., Nazareth Êt., Montreal.Nov.5 3m 271 John Livingstone, Accountant, Assignee, Broker and Manufacturers\u2019 Agent, Toronto.P.S.\u2014I will answer and expose, when permitted by my Solicitors, the worse than tortuous authors of an advertisement of the Ontario Boit Co.NOTICE.Correspondence is solicited from parties disposed to join with others in the purchase and promotion in Stock Companies, of Three of © best Manufacturing Properties and Plants, in Canada, all three necessary to the Trade of the Country, and capable of being made vrofitable producing works within sixty days r commencing work.OHN LIVIN GSTONE roker oker.21 ly trs \u2014 4 Ha eh Ay = ri à 9 e WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BILIOUSNESS DIZZINESS DYSPEPSIA, | DROPSY, \u2018 INDIGESTION F JNDIGESTION, LUTTERING ERYSIPELAS SALT RHEU Aci: STOMACH HEARTBURN,\u201d DRYNESS ' HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN, And every species of disease arisin from disordered LIVER, KIDNEY.STOMACH, BOWELS OR BLOOD.T.MILBURN & CO.Proprietors, TORONTO.Dec.14 298 SIROP »= BRIANT.Druggist.150 Rue de Rivoli, PARIS, FRANCE.For more than 50 years, Physicians have recommended Briant\u2019s Syrup for all diseases of the Chest: COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, &c.It is the most active, the most agreeable and the cheapest of all pectoral medicines.Lyman, Sons&©Co., Agents, Montreal and helpless in the presence of more than one kidney malady, while the tes umeony of hundreds of intelligent and very reputable gentlemen hardly leaves room to doubt that Mr.H.H.Warner has fallen upon oxe of those happy dis coveries which oecasionally bring help ef su ering hamanity.DI10 LEWIS.THE HERALD BINDERY 18 WELL EQUIPPED For turning out all kinds of BINDING, RULING, &c.Prompt Aitention given to all orders BLAäiGARES IODIDE OF IRON PILLS, Approved by the Academy \u2018of Medicine & Paris, are specially recommended by the Medical Celebrities of the world for Scrofal tumors, King\u2019s evi], ete.,] the early sts oO nsum jon, Constitutional Weakness, r- ness of Blood, and for stimulating and regulating its periodical course.None genuine unless signed \u201c Blancard, 40 rue Bonaparte, Paris.E.Fougera & Co,, New York, Agents for tur United Siat.~.Sold t y Druggists generally.Noveiter 20, 1584.8 t ly law 106 Pliscetianeous, Hiisceffancous, SAUCE which are calculated dears their Signature thus\u2014 Stopper.April19 - me ® , In consequence of Imitalions of THE WORCESTERSHIRR fo deccive the Public, Lea and Perrims have fo request that Purchasers see that the Label on every boit Lop rn without which no Bottle of the original WORCESTERSHIRp 0 SAUCE is genuine.Ask for LEA and PERRINS® Sauce, and see Name on Wra Wholesale and fer Export by the Proprietors, Blackwell, London, &c., &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World, .er, Label, Boîte and orcestery Crosse J.M.DOUGLAS & CO.AND ALEX.URQUHAR1 MONTREAL.[) ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JARS.2.pinvaloable tonic in all cases of weak digestion and d bility, ¢+T38 suceess and a boen for which Nations should feel graf .\u2014Bee Medical Press, Lancet, British Medical Journal, dc, To be had of all Sterekeepers, Grocers, and Chemists.Sole Agents for Canada and the United States (wholesale only) 0.David & Co., 9, Fenchurch Avenue, London, England LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUCES, CAUTION.\u2014Genuine ONLY fac-simile of Baron Liebig\u2019s signature in Blue Ink across Label, The title \u201c p, Liebig\u201d and his photegraph having beeg lately largely used by dealers ha ne cennection with Baron Liebig, the publig are hereby informed that the $iebig Coma pany are the only manufactarers who arg able to offer the article with Baren Liebigg tee of genui Liquors, Ales, Fic.= \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | Miscellaneous, JOHN HOPE & CD, MONTREAL, Agents in Canada JOHN DE KUYPER & SON, Rotterda=~ MARTELL & CU., Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO.Cognac MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO., Coblens.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeanx.M.MISA, Xeres de la Frontera.COCKBURN, SMITHES & C0., Opor: MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London.BULLOCH,LADE & CC., Glasgow.WM.JAMESON & CO., Dupin, CANTRELL & UCHRANE, Dublin.&CCoy &c.N.B.\u2014ORDERS 2ECEIVED FROM THw WHOLESALK TRADE ONLY.CLARET I Cunliffe Dobson & Co.BORDEAUM.OHATEAU LEOVILLE.Do, MARGAUX.De.LAFI IE.Imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON, 25 Hospital Street.DAWES & CO.BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, INDIA PALE axp XX MILD ALE, EXTRA awp XXX S8100T PORTER.(In Woop and Borris.) Families supplied, BAND PORTER, Quart and Pints, OFFICE: 321 St.JAMES STREFT WEST MUNTREAL.#s\"Orders recelved by Talopha-a.May 2 170 DOW'S BREWERY CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.Buperior Pale and Brown Malt, In ia Pale and other Ales, Extra Double tnd Bingle Stout, :n Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.: Thos.J.Howard.546 Dorchester street Jos, Virt&e.eesss a.19 Aylmer street Thos, Ferguson.162 St.Elizabeth st.Wm, Bishop.15 Visitation street Thos.Kinsella.118 Ottawa street MF ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE PHONE, WILLIAM DOW & CO, Brewers and Malisters.JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, S86 St.Mary Street, MONTREAL, Have always oa hand the various, kinds _ot ALE AND PORTER.IN WOOD AND BOTTLE, Families regulaily supplied.a ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE: PHONE, \u2018 M.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, bottles our Ales and Porter, and is authorized to use 0-.¢ laltals.; Mav 2 S\"afff;a FIRE-PRUOF ROOFING.Per Square.New roots laid and guaranteed for ten YBATB.saesaus Lo roc unes s nou v0000 Any roof under fliitesu Square \u2026\u2026\u2026.500 \u201c1d metal roofs covered with cotton and uv ment, and guaranteed for seven years 4 59 All fiat tin and old gravelled roofs re- coated with cement, and guaranteed LOYfÎVEYEAIS.LL.e 000000 +.33 00 and 8 50 JOHN CAMPBELL & CO, Sole Ag\" Sparham Fire-Proof Roofing Cern-ut Company, Capital $60,000, who guarantee all work done by us, sci St.James Street West, Montreal, TELEPHONE No.1173.; ya ; \u201cBlackman\u2019s Pasteur DISINFECTANT For Water Closets, &e, \u20140\u2014\u2014 ROBERT MITCHELL & co, Cor.St.Peter & Craig Sts, Agents for the Dominion, Call and see the Apparatus, Nov.4 129 Established 1844.Registered Cable & Telegraphic Address,\" Pool \u201d Londos MARCUS POOL & SONS, 17 West Smithfield, E.C., London, Eng Live Stock Commission Agents In London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southampton Rewreaented ln the United States and Canada by BR.Bickerdike, Montreal.February 50 POTTIER & STYMUS, Furniture and Interier Decorations, NIW WARFROOMS, 489 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, Antique Departments CURTAINS AND DRAPERIE) Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, Bronzes, Vases and Curios, June 18 ly 149 OATMEAL ! \u201cGRANULATED\u201d AND \u201cSTANDARD; In 5 1b.Boxes, MANUFACTURED B¥ THB MOUNT ROYAL MILLING AND MANUFACTURINE GO'Y FOR SALE PV ROSS, HALL & CO.Mal 65 8t.Peter Street KEEP YOUZ FEET Dry and Comfortable BY USING Ramsay's Waterproof Leather Presorvativ, For Boots and Shoes, Harness and all kinds of Leather, A.RAMSAY & SON, 37 & 41 Recollet Street, MONTREAL, Oct.22 tr 258 PATEMTS Properly secured in CANADA, UNITED STATES, \"EUROPEAN und FOREIGN CO S with promptitude.1] TRADE MARKS and DESIGNS registered.AGREEMEN\" TS and ASSIGN.drawn.All matters relating to PATENTS transacted with Agouracy, omptitude, and upon Reasonable Terms J.AR IE , Solicitor and Export, .23 St.James Street, Montreale 4\" Correspondence Inviteéu.Jauaary 30 CASTOR FLUID (Registered) A delightiullv refreshing preparation for the hair, .Should ta used daily.Keeps the sca healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes t1e owth.A perfect hair dressing for th9 amily.25¢ per bottle.HENRY ® .GRAY, Chemist 114 St.Lawrence M=in 4-ve et.BILI, HEADS RULED TO PATTERN * Statement?\u201d Forms, £¢\u20ac MONTREAL HERALD JFFICE Excellent Storage Apply at ASHES IN3PECTION OFFICER Busy gift gome Wher Chi alway mize array Shop] ing tl gpecit their gare delic: those bewi comn forts the fi A retail lack hear! with, dinin gpeci mas festis e ments AD wHAEO APRON od I M ee MA O3 wwe @\" wdPCeBbFF 7 A vu (\" > EE pusy goods to be found during the present sea- \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 0 \u2014 ce \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 - THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.TUESDAY.DECEMBER, 22 vo.\u201cHOLIDAY PURCHASES.die ta any Soho of {he log ver Hardware.Professional Cards.Business Cards.| Mailwans.Post Office Time Table._ ware as presents to the housekeeping , McGIBBON & McLENNAN, J MONTREAL, Dec.5, 18% Buyers of Christmas Supplies on the { member of a family are among the choice W, & F P CURRIE & LD, THOMAS SUTTON.Rounds of the Retail Stores.gift Articles in Fascinating Array for peep or Shallow Pockets.Some ot tne Places whero Shoppers Find Everything They Desire, Where to Go, What to Bay, and How to Make Xmas Merry.Christmas week, which opens to-day, is always full of interest to those who ad- mixe gaily-decorated stores and tempting arrays of presents for the holiday season.Shoppers find a source of pleasure in visiting those establishments which make a gpecisl display at this ceason, even when their purchases are confined to the neces- garies of life or a few simple and cheap delicacies to grace the Christmas table.To those whose purses are fuller there isa pewildering profusion of purchaseable commodities either to add to home comforts or to gladden the hearts of others in the form of presents.A hasty tour among & number of the retail establishments of the city reveals no lack of special preparatio.s for largehearted holiday purchasers.To begin with, the caterers to the cupboards and dining tables of the community merit special notice at a seasou when \u2018\u2018Christmas Cheer\u201d forms so large a factor in the festivities of the season.FRASER, VIGER & 00.A glance At the exlerior of the popular store of Fraser, Viger & Co., 199 St.James street, is but an index of the cheerful character of the interior aspect.Rows of evergreens \u201cdoue up in moderate-sized bundles for home decorations are the firet objects which attract the eye.Enormous wild turkeys imported expressly for Christmas week hang in the doorway besides numerous qualities of game, plump and wholesome looking.Inside the store the variety of articles to complete the housewife\u2019s special Christmas dinner is profusion itself.raser, Viger & Co.\u2019s rhelves contain the choicest quality only of staple and fancy groceries, as their large and increasing family trade testifies.In preserved fruits, confections and other seasonable delicacies, the display 18 more than ordivarily tempting.This firm has a more than local re- utation for the quality of its wines and iquors for family use, aud in thie branch of their business it is sufficient to say that an extra effort has been made to preserve a full line of the very choicest grades for the Christmas trade.Ales aud porters of special bottling fur the holidays, and the celebrated light wines of the firm\u2019s own bottling are a special feature of the display.The finest brands of Havana cigars in boxes are to be purchased here, and form one of the most acceptable in the range of Christmas gifts to gentlemen.An enumeration of one-tenth of uhe articles which are absolutely necessary to the correct furnishing of the Christmas board would tax more space than is at our command, and when we add that a staff of obliging snd willing clerks find a genuine pleasure in showing goods to customers it may be inferred that a visit to Fraser, Viger & Co.\u2019s will repay those who intend purchasing holiday supplies.DETLEFS BROS.The large and brilliant show window of Detlets Bros., corner Victoria and St.Catherine streets, is a constant source of attraction to pedestrians on that busy thoroughfare, The display of confectionery and candy toys suggests to the children unlimited good thiugs for Christmas, and the beautiful samples of holiday cake baking makes the prudent young housewife wisely consider the advisability of purchasing tlie ready-made article instead A Christmas of soiling her daiuty hands.À ( dinner witho at tue lighter qualities of des~ sert would be an anomaly and a visit to Detlefs Bros.is all thet is required to furnish one\u2019s table witu the daiutiest of ices, jellies, trifles and marvelous tidbits in the form of light and digestible cakes.This firm is making a specialty of ordered cakes for Christmas, and is already booking a large number of orders in advance both from town and country.DAWSON BROS.Holiday gifts are pre-eminently saleable goods at this season of the year and, as a consequence, the book aud toy stores have donned their handsomest holiday attire.Speaking of gifis, it is one of the pleasing signs of the times that so many take the form of enduring interest, such as books of trgvel, poetry or standard fiction.Richly encased and illustrated works line the shelves of the bookstores, many of them being veritable gems of art.A visit to Messrs.Dawson Bros., at 233 8t.James street, or their branch store, 1336 St.Catheriue atreet, is a treat to lovers of books, whether of solid literature for the mature or of tuy-books for the children.To the latter this store is simply a fairyland or delight, and their eyes never ure of feast- log ou the splendid productions of the children\u2019s artists either inside or outside thé covers of the i'lustrated books for boys and girls.Presente iu eudless varie'y can be found here to suit every age and condition of life.The full lines of elegant stationery and Christmas cards appear to attract the special attention of the lady oustomers of the establishment, W.J, CLARKE & CO.Another very attractive store during the present Christmas season is Messrs.W.J.Clarke & Co.\u2019s, Beaver Hall Hill, It is to children the storehouse of Santa Claus, where the old gentleman lays in his stock preparatory to his Christmas morning rounds.Toye of all grades, quality and uniform attractiveness go to make up as preity a display as can be found in any of the city stores.Dolls, large and small, for girls, rockiog horses aud wonderful Noah's arks tor\u2019 boys, toy biocks for the very young children, and a thousand and one other sources of pleasure to the Jus en- le world can be found in profusion.\u2018Fancy workboxes, albums, photograph frames, and the endless bric-a-brac of gift articles which gentlemen are in the habit of purchasing for their lady friends or vice versa, and a large stock of very elegant gift books are among the special attractions at Messrs, Clarke & Co.'s during the present week.THOS.ALLAN & 00.3 Souvenirs of Christmas tide never take 8 more acceptable form to the majority of personal friends or relatives than keepsakes in the shape of the articles to be Purchased at a jewellery store.Watch charms, chains or rings for gentlemen, son at Thos.Allan & Co\u2019s., 1307 St, Catherine street.Diamond setting is a specialty with this firm, and the extensive quantity of beautiful gems contained in their show cases is well worthy the inspection of intending purchasers.A line of exceedingly beautiful vases and bouquet holders iu chaste and rich workmanship are very desirable articles for Christmas gifts.The reputation of this firm for manufactured jewellery is a guarantee that special attention will be paid to ordered work, F.E.GRAFTON & BONS.Messrs.F.BE.Grafton & Sons 250 and 252 St.James street, have made their store exceptionally attractive for the Christmas season.Their stock of gift books is large and elegant, and comprises the newest as well as the more standard literary productions, A line ot devotional works, such as prayer books, hymn books and Bibles, in elegant bindings and cases, are especially suitable for presents.Messrs.Grafton & Sons are selling a large number of beautiful pocket books, diaries and note books as presents from ladies to their gentlemen friends, A very pretty article just received is a Calendar ia the form of a crescent and star, which is very tasteful in design and an agreeable New Year\u2019s souvenir.The bound volumes of the favorite magazines, illustrated by the world\u2019s best-known artists, which are shown at this store are among the most acceptable of holiday gifts, either to young or old.PAISLEY & ROSS.The festivities of the holiday season call for more than the creature comforts to be found in a well-filled larder, and the male portion of the community at this season are often obliged to \u2018\u201c dress up\u201d for the gayeties incident to holiday-making.The conventional dress suit for balls and parties, or out-door garments for driving, walking, skating or tobogganing can be ovtained nowhere to better advantage than at the store of Paisley & Rose, 206 St.James street.A visit to their store will convince the observer that tneir principal patronage is among the class in the community who specially pride themselves upon being well- dreseed.The quality of material is the best, and the firm°s prices are exceptionally low.The nobbiest overcoatiugs and suit.ings for winter wear are piled in great variety on the shelves of the firm and meet with ready sale.Fur-edged coats in the various styles pleasing to the wearers, and in all grades of expengiveness are having a great run, as Paisley & Ross have made a successful effort to turn out only the finest quality of work.R.J.TOOKE.À call at the store of Mr.R.J.Tooke, 177 St.James street, is always full of interest to those who are looking for the most useful class of presents for their gentlemen friends.This fact is attested by the number of ladies who have lately taken to shopping at this well-known gentlemen\u2019s furnishing store.A more acceptable gift to a gentleman on Christmas morning than a box of the beautiful initial handkerchiefs shown al this store it would be difficult to imagine.Many ladies will choose as presents for husbands or brothers some ot the choice assortment of tuques, sashes, scarfs or ties to be found at Tooke\u2019s.Elegant lines of underwear, collars and cuffs are to be found here, and are well suited for gifts to gentlemen.A genuine Christmas gift either to a gentleman, lady, or a child, is a pair of snowshoee, and of these there is a large assortment at Tooke\u2019s.They are made to the order of the firm and are warranted of the besteelected material.[TO BE CONTINUED ] IMPORTANT Passengers arriving in the City of New York via Grand Central Depot save $3 Carriage Hire and Transfer of Deggage b stopping at the GRAND UNION HOTE opposite said depot.Passengers arriving by West Shore Railroad, via Weehawken Ferry, by takiug the 42d street Horse Cars at Ferry entrance, reach Grand Union Hotel in ten minutes for 6 cents.and save $3 Carriage Hire.600 Elegaat Rooms, $1 and upwards per day.European Plan.Elevators, Restaurant, Cafe, Lunch and Wine Rooms supplied with the best.Prices Moderate.Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union than at any other strictly first-class hotel in the citv.Guests baggage delivered to amd from Gracd Centr.1Deypct free, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Nervous Debilitated Men, You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of the use of Dr.Dye\u2019s Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles.Also, for many other diseases.Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.No risk is Incurred.Illustrated pamphlet, with fuil information, terms, etc., mafled free by addressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshail.Mass.REGULARITY is the main spring of life, and regularity of the bowels is one of the most essential laws of health.Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the bowels in a natural manner, curing Constipation and preventing serious disease.PE LABRADOR VERRINE \u2014\u2014\u2014io ss = PRIME LASRADIAR HERRING LATEST CATCH.In Barrels and Half Barrels.NOW LANDING, And for Sale by the Subscribers, JOHN BAIRD & CO.191 C mmissioners Street.Sept.29 ly Fresh Arrival.NEW LABRADOR HERRINGS PRIME QUALITY.Several choice brands now landing.Als on hand for sale Munn>s S.R, Seal Oil, A.Nfid, Pure Cou Oil, Nfid.New Cod Liver Oil, Nfid.Salmon in Tierces and Barre Nid.Dry Table Codfish.STEWART, MUNN & C TELEPRONE No, 1235 22 St.John Kt Uot o 3m 239 100 Grey Nun Street.Importers of SCOTCHGLAZED DRAIN PIPES Chimney Tops, Vent Linings, Flue Covers, Fire Bricks.Fire Clay, Portland Cement, Roman Cement Canada Cement, Water Lime, Whiting, Plaster of Paris, China Clay, &c,, Ke.MANUFACTUREKS OF BESSEMER STEEL Sofa, Chair and Bed Springs, 2A large stock always on hand.t.21 ly 256 Steel ails! From 20 lbs.to 100 Ibs.per yard, and of any pattern or section.COX & GREEN-.Oct.19 ly 243 COBOURG CAR WORKS, JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER Or Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge Rolling Stock, &c, Baggage, Mail and Express Coaches» WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Oct.21, Iy The Ontario Bolt Co, Limited Office and Works at the Humber, Manufactures, and Keeps in stock, every description ef Carriage, Machine, Plow, Stove, Tire, Sleigh, Shoe and Fancy Bolts, Coach Screws, Bridge Bolts, Gate Hinges and Hot- Pressed Nuts, Track Éolts, Railway, Ship and other Spikes.Address THE ONTARIO BOLT CO.i(Limited) TORONTO.Ont.DW 25: Telephone No.1128.Agent Montreal : H.R.RIDOUT, J 2 St.Johr Street.Oct.9.ly 242 J.C.SIBBALD, Importer and Commission Merchant.STEEL AND IRON RAILS, Railway Eupplies, Iron, Metals, ete.146 Broadway, NEW YORK.123 1y ARBANKS' | SCALES! The Standard, RBANKS & (0, 377 ST.PAUL STREET, MONTREAT.Junuary 19 July 21 WULFF & CO.OFFER FOR SALE Glues and Gelatines Gum Arabic, Gum Tragacanth Gum Shellac, Cochineal Oil of Lemon Oil of Peppermint Tarpentine, in Cases 32 St.Sulpice Street.Dec.14 ly 243 NEW IfPORTATIONS THIS SEASON.OFFICE, DESK and LIBRARY BASKETS.Fox Tail, Ostrich and Feather DUSTERS.- KEY BOARDS !-New designs for Painting or Covering with Plush.MOBFON, PHIELIPS & BULMEK, Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Printers.1755 Notre Dame st.MONTREAL.Nov.21 ly 237 fo CAN ASSERS.- anted, e men of address to solicit subacriptions to THE HERALD.Terms Liperal, and good men can do welL Barristers, Advocates, &c., STANDARD BUILDING, 157 St.James Street.MONTREAL.Dec.1 Im 287 JAMES BAXTER & CO., BROKERS, Francois Xavier St.MONTREAL.Buy Notes, Bonds and Mortgages, and mak advances on all kinds of Collaterals, All transactions confidential.July 23 1y 175 MacDOUGALL BROS, Stock Brokers, 69 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, Buy and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Stock Exchange, through their Agents, Messrs.Prince & Whitely.Terms :\u2014Ten per cent.margin on the par value, Commission for buying { of one per cent.and same for selling, December 29 192 D.LORN MAUDOUGALL & LORN S.MACDOUGALL, Stock Brokers.Members Montreal Svock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET.8tocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, or on margin, May 30 J, & R.ESDAILE, Grain and Freight Brokers ESTABLISHED 1846.Grain and Provisions Bought and Bold for Cash or on Margin, Correspondents in Western Markets snl New York.March 4 GEO, W, HAMILTON, No.7 ST, SACRAMENT ST.Stock Broker, Member of the Montreal Stock Exchange.120 St.1y 128 55 Stocks and Bong \u201cBought or Sols.March 28, ANDREW A WILSON, Stock Brokers (Members of Montreal 3.ock Exh ange.) Stocks bought and sold for yashor nn margin Office Hamilton Laambers, 17 8t.John = t.(P.0.BoxL] October 27.JOHN G.GRANT, STOCK BROKER.(Member Montreal Stock Exchange.) Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for Cash or on margin.Office\u201415 Hospital Street, No, 2 India Chambers.P.O.BOX 734.July 12 165 257 JOHN FAIR, Accountant, Commissioner for taking Affidavits for Ontario.115 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.March 25 Ty STUART & CO, 7 Stou _rokers, 13 HOSPITAL STREET.Members of the Montreai stock Exchange.January 17 15 JOSEPH F.KENNA, Architect, CHESTERFIELD CHAMBERS, 18 Alexis Street, Montreal.March 1 H COTTE, Accountant and Auditor.Address P.O.sox No.1,866.September.P, LAMOTHE §& SON, ER: J} Estate, Insurance aud Investment Agents.Office\u20143 Place d\u2019Armes Hill.J.RIELLE, Land Surveyor 146 ST.JAMES STREET.MOFFAT & CALDWELL, Bankers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers, 444 MAIN STREET, WINNIPEG, Man.Real estate bought and sold.Mortgages negotiated.Collections made.Corres- .pondence invited, Address Drawer 1269, P.O., Winnipeg.Auvgustls ____ ] OL 197 DUNN & BENNIE, Accountants, Auditors, Commercial and 1 \\nancial Agents, POLTAGE AVENUE, Corner of Fort Street, WINNIPEG, Man, Special attention given to insolvent matters.Estates in Trust carefully and economically administered.Collections made, Information cheerfully given.Sosrespondence invited, Address Box 811, P.O,, Winnipeg, Ros, DUNN, THOS.BENNIE, November 24, 281 WELDON, McLEAN & DEVLIN Barristers and Attorneys, ST.JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, Chas.W.Weldon, Q.C., M.P., Solicitor for Bank of Montreal.Hugh H.McLean.James Devlin.March 14 6m 64 H.SANDFIELD MACDONALD, (I.ate Maclennan & Macdonald,) Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary, &c.Solicitor for the Ontario Bank, C 'RNWALL, ONT.N.B.\u2014Special facilities for making prompt Collections throughout Ontario and Mania.June 28 158 LEITOH & PRINGLE, Barristers, Attorneys-at-Luw, Soliciturs in Chancery, Notaries Putlic, &c.CORNWALL, ONT.Jag, Leitch.| R.W.Pringle.August 25 MACLEBENNAN & LIDDELL, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &o., CORN WAL, ONT.J.B.Maclennan, Q.C.J.W.Liddell.C.H.Cline.Tuly 2 156 BEATTY, OHADWIOK, BLAOKSTOOK & GALT, BEATTY, CHADWIOR, BLACESTOCK & NEVILLE, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &e.W.H.BEATTY, T.G.BLACKSTOOK, R.8.NEVILLE.E.M.CHADWICE, THOMAS P.GALT, Offices\u2014~ Bank of Toronto Buildings.CORNER OF WEF LINGTON AND CHURCH Rid.RONTO.Decernber 31.ai OAMERON & MoPHILLIPS, Barristers, Solicitors, &ec.Cawthra Chambers, 48 King Street Vr est, TORONTO.Hector Came, on,Q.C.| _May7 MACMAHON, MACDONALD, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, Barristers, Solicitors, &e., No.7 York Chambers, TORONTO, Torontu Street.Hvuau MACMAHON, Q.U.P.H.DRAYTON, F.J.DUNSAR GEO.MACDONALD, 12m sve 274 Noveruber 1.; MACMILLAN & CAMERGN, BARRI TERS, SO.ICITO®S, NOTARIES, &C LONDON, ONT.P.McPhit #.1y 198 235 GIBBONS, MoNAB & MULKERN, Barristers and Attornies OFFICE: ly Corner Richmond and \u201cCarling Stre~ta, LONDON, ONT Geo LU.Gibbons, January 3 (0s ONT.\u2014MeINTYRE & LEWIS, } Geo.McNab.ulkern.BARRISTERS, &c., Supreme Court and Departmental Agents; Solicitors for the Bank of Montreal and Apply, 0 HERALD Office.Sept, 2 3 | Union Bank of Lower Canada, &c.A.F, McIntyre.i J.Travers Lewis March 7 ws ly 123 Hair Dresser, Perfumer and Gentlemen\u2019s Haberdasher, WINDSOR HOTEL, Z2~Hot and Cold gaths 25 cents.Nov, 11 ly 270 R.J.Kimball & Co.(Established in 1865), BANKERS AND BROKERS, 16 AND 18 BKOAD SL, NEW YORK.\u2018We have published a new pocket edition of our annual \u2018 List of Stocks and Bonds at the New York Stock Exchange.\u201d Sent free on Application.Both of our firm are MEMBERS ofthe N.Y.STUCK EXCHA » GE.R BERT J.KIMBALIL ALFRED B LOUNSBERY Nov.18 ly 276 \u201c JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT (AW 260 BROADW AY, STEWART BUILDING,]! NEW YORK CITY, 8m 260 KEPPLER & SANCTION, BANKERS AND BROKERS, Oct.30 BUY AND SELL FOR CASH, OR ON MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.No.68 Broadway, New York.RUDOLPH KEPPLER, Members of N.Y.W.B.SANCTON, Stock Exchange.Oct.80 ly 260 R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MCLANE.HALSTED & McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS.) \u2014 OFFICE: 31 Broad Street, New York.Oet.30 ly 280 SHAW BROS.& CASSILS, TANNERS! AND DEALERS IN Hides and Leather, 426 & 428 NOTRE DAMF ST.MONTREAL.Oct.21 1y=252 James Thomson, \u201cTHE CABINET MAKER,\u201d House Furnishinz and Generali Decoration,.227 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, Jet.3 .3.ly 237 ochrane,Cassils &Co.MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes, Wholesale, CORNER OF Craig and St.Fraucsis Xavier Streets, MONTREAL Oct.21 ly 252 DR.MAJOR, Specialist to the Department for Diseases of the Nose and Throat, Montreal (Gjvuerul Hospital, 1,398 St.Catherine Strest, v Nov.7 FREEMAN'S WOoEM POWDERS.Are pleasent to teke, Contain thelr own Purgative.Is © sal, sure, and effectual destroyer of worms in Children or Adults, Dec.14 298 TO STOCK BROKERS A freed supply or; Stock Quotation Books On hand, and for sale at \u2018\u201c HERAILTY OFFICE, Mailwauys.- _ fire i CENTRAL VERMONT ALA ion fort, Gaston & New England GREEN XOUNTA'N ROUTE Trains Leave Hantreal fo 3 AM.\u2014'u8t Train, arriving St a alonns, 10.50 à rn ; Bultugton 12,10 p.m ; Mon: peter, 12.59 pom, Mate sives Jutet où, 2.55 p.m.Boston, via lowell, 7.2 p.m., and Now York, via Sp-inggeld, at 10.80 pn.) Pullman Now Buidel Parlor Cars te Bos.ou.P,M.-New York and Boston Ex- 4.20 press, Arriving St.Albane 6.50 des, (Supper), Burlingtes 8.35 perme, utland 11.(6 p.m., Troy 2.05 a.n., Albany 2.25 a.an., New York 7.30 8.r., Worcester 6.40 &m., Loston 7.49 aan.via Rute und, Bellows Falls and Fitoa- rg, wagoer Hive-ing Cars Montreal to New York and Pullman Siseping Cars Kt.Albans to Fontna Through Cars on this train arrlving Water- las 7,55 p.m.Mugog 8.35 p.m.and Sherbrooke B 45 puis P.M.~ Nighi Express, for St, 8.0 Albans, White river Junction, Manchester, Nashua, arriving Boston via Lowell 889 am, via Fitobburg, 985 a.m., New YorX,vis No: Pop LORS Holyoke Bpringñeld, aud Now aven 11.48 a.m.\u2018This train makes close connection at Nachua and Winchenden for Worcester; Providence and all points on New York and Rew Englan N Puilman Buffet Sleeping Cars to Boston and Springfield.- For Tickets, Time Tables and ether int.mation, apply at Windsor Hote! sod Grand Trunk Ôrices, or at the Comrany's office, 1 + Et, James StracL & CG STONEGRAVH, sauadlan Passenger Agent DR.TOFART QW, QUMMINGS, Genl, Manager.Ganl.Pass Age Al ontreal, Dec.7th, 1585.J j aus mes ASS pit TAKE THE [CARA ICI BAILA \u2014:0:\u2014FOR\u2014:01\u2014 Quebec and the Lower Provinces: Ottawa.Kingston.Toronto, Port Arthur, Winnipeg, Mar itoba.AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.TIME TABIFE.TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL For Winnipeg\u20142.00 p.m.For Ottaws\u20147 16 a.m., \u20189.00 am, 2.00 p.m., 8.00 p.m., and 18.00 p.m.For Toronto\u20149.00 a.m.and $8.00 p.m.For Quebec\u20148.05 a.m., *4.00 p.m.and 10.00 pm ARRIVE AT MONTREAL From Winnipeg\u201412.35 p.m.dally except \u2018Wednesdays.From Ottawa\u2014t8.18 a.m., {12.35 p.m., 855 p.m., and 10.08 p.m.From Toronto\u20148.18 a.m.and 10.00 p.m, From Quebec\u20146.30 a.m., 9.10 p.m.and #10.35 p.m.* Sundays only.y.t Runs daily, Sundays included, other trains week days only.THE CANADIAN ALL-RAIL FOUTE TO THE NORTH-WEST.Connections at TORONTO for all points WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH-WEST.Magnificent Parlor and Sleeping Cars on Through and Local Express Trains.Æ- Five Trains Daily to Ottawa.Change of \"Time, Takirg Effect Oct.5th, 1885.\u2014é \u20ac Lé 23 ds 35 78 wz Time Table.LE £a 5 2% W SH W au = ER BR |=\" P.M, P.M, P.M, Leave Quebec.) 10.00 10.00 .\u2026 | 2.30 AM.A.M.P.M.|P.M, ¢ Montreal.| 7.15 9.00 00 800 P.M.Arrive Ottewa.| 11.25 12.28 10.15 |11.00 AM.\u201c Toronto.[.!| 9.45 .| 8.30 AM.P.M, Leave Toronto.|.| 8.25 |.| 8.00 AM.P.M, P.M.|A.M, \u201c Ottaws,.| 8.20 5.82 4.25 4.48 P.M.AM, Arrive Montreal] 12.85 8.00 8.30 8.18 Leave Montreal.}.[ 10.00 10.60 8.66 AM.AM.P.M, \u2018* Quebec.|.| 6.80 6.30 2.20 For full information, Tickets, ete., apply at Ticket Offices.266 St.James Street, Windsor Hotel Ticket Office, Quebec Gate Station, Montreal.W.0.VAN HORNR, W.WHYTE, Vice-President, Gen.Supt, E.& Ont, Div.D.MoNICOLL, General Passenger Agent, A.DAVIS, General Supt.Quebec Division.Cet.6.ed TER Mvatreal and Boston Air Li ae The Direct and Best Route to Beaton and ail New England points, via Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, &e.On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1885, trains wlll leave Montreal as follows: ~ 8,10 A.M.\u2014For Farnham, Newport, and local points.5.10 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston and New England points, with Pullman Palac- Bleeping Car aitached ; also for Newport, Waterloo, Bedford, St.Cesaire and inter! mediate ints, with through connection for Springäsld, and all points cn the Con- nectiont River Line.Baggage obeckeo through and passed by the Customs at Bonave ture Depot.For Tiekets ana ail information, appiv at 202 St.James street, Windsor \u201cictel, or Br n- aventure Htation.: T.A.MACKINNON Ganeral Manager for the : rustear.October 19.150 Delaware & Hudson Canal Co's RAILROADS