The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 17 avril 1886, samedi 17 avril 1886

[" we freal Liaily evald n n t a VOL.LXXVIII\u201492 AND DAILY COMMERCI a MERCIAL GAZETTE.by 4 \"i t Pew Aducriisewenis.Hem A MONTREAL, SATURDAY, APRIL of AERIS Adem Juertisements, ; 17, 1886.oy LOST ES Sn vu Mduertisements.Pew hus | SINGL | Important Announcement dais s : + UB:C .men back.T Re.ou | A LI BER .Twenty years rental .norm oe would bz a! .ry _ g ten or Dchae in exceptional cases eettle once for all this troublesome, diffi st Having finished the very extens) chase.Amnliati would make a pur- land! angerous matter.If the Irish tions au ve alter \u2014_ pplications f ords threw d improvemen a \u2014_ ; or sal out the me al Having Received , Pp! ts in our W b e would n asure, he I, a Full Assortment of and Retail furnature Wareroom pi bolesale be received after March 31, 1890 po hoped the offer to ist them with : SPRING GOOD * tal NA.CLNDSTOYES LAND PURCHASE | et ho 328 00e fat fe ree renewed but niture, with the most varied m- 3 3 £20,000,000 in 1 or the government of Ire- | } tensive stock of General Househol and ex- £20,000,000 in 1889 d £9 n 1888: land would be \u201d .ne ; 1 ture, among which will be usehold Furnig | PROPOSALS each of the t ; and £20,000,000 in (Hear, bh pressed forward by itself, re, A lh Solia Mahogany, Blesk 1 th wo succeeding years.Whe } (Hear, hear.) Mr.Morley announced that - Also Pattern Suits from Poole, | Sei sis (ov bi fat Sis _- the pecker\u2019 solace ho proposed a 19 13 Me member hands > ! Room Suites in B.W.and Ch ; Dinin \u2019 : gues he proposed t .d= to $500; Chambe: erry, from raise £130,000, 3 ; P 0 .Lo pyres meson, SL GT The Irish Landlords to bo Gene PSE, bio ent ; rdseye Mapl any, e obj bou elyn bot i -day of the proviei i on de] SO se ES BE Bar Sho nei ola NOTL Bought Out.objected 0 ibis 88 6 whole duos dag evokes Pronioteness eod vita a most bret ate 200 and 81.500, - values, The on \\ would depreciate clearness and evoked no enthusiasm from oe S ani h D (ablnste, Kasels, Inlaid Top, Cx el ancy T oe _ both these gentle er, therefore, thanked ny quarter, even the Parnellites remain- (he p S.oubloon one advertisement.bal particularize i Oo Clubs, THE LAND TÜ BE RESOLD TD pain occasion to har havirg given a ee of during its delivery.In the ck and prices 1 inspection ropositi at original remarks the Premi id : , improvements wi , and also of our 1 .iP position.Henowt .I am stro .J er said : to CIGARS! D IE Regimental Messes THE TENANTS | rx to ek forhwith meting | that it HS ea to .y their od uc; e outside esti .i .acliament to | est, largest and Tong att ers with the old- ?L 1 Tal mate, and believed b acquire any ade 0e ted oint i ap- quate idea of the a se Yacht Clubs, pe a pre EE era da - Le no rons dered, all goods are war.B i The P lect th : authority to col- met with general acce de- marked in plai , und all their st oa © Peasaatr rem but without pi à and this wi th general acceptance e Arthurs per cen, n plain figures and one price, Pins ting Clubs, y to Become the Absolute (wners tact with the new ut coming into con | tne is will havo influence in curtailing dent.offorders from 85 te SLA, as we pare Sporti of the Soil They Cui ment and the pure ry, the repay | Gladstoncns Innmnege or the.propose ing Predelictos gettin Sars ck exclusively ashe we par AN porting Clubs y il vate, amply secured The.oney would be | issue of thre language on the proposed 0 deliver unts for prompt payms D AXL \u2019 \u2014_\u2014 on \u2018the Irish charge up- e per cent.caused a period s at Presenditin tities, we y, and, ordering In such | payments | LOVERS OF rish Exchequer suspense and confuei period of \u2019 enabled to sell urge quan- be £2,000,000 q would sh nfusion as to what amount no \u2018 cases, wh: at bel : , er an : shoul ; no que corn ae ere | THES BEOEAVET ESN Tl HOICE CIGARETT TOE RISE PEOPLE 10 REPAY THE MONEE |i Safes ov or venant | ud be lowed to the Ink ence : ars still o t i 9 ount- ction i the; \u2014 40 years still adhered to, viz., quick amon ana E E S ! LOANED TO PURCHASE THE LAND og to £2,000,000 Jer _sonun, and this Gladstone said Parchases the bill Mr.- The f .; rst charge on th .ro to e made i on PHILIP HENRY 1849, 1851 ana 1553 lowing esos rom ese tow ving (rem peaks 8 vrai by Government | Ph anions roel bec, 134 St.J , Notre Dame St.C , BIS ROYAL AND IMPERIAL HIGHN volumes in their favor : Iiterest to be a Fi the sum is the impérial contribution, of the land commission to the Rreas 5 the .James Street: 1 orner ckill St, THE DURE OF BUCLEUCH, LORD DEE ESS THE PRINCE OF WALES ; irst Charge would be £ gs to England by Irelan d poder regulations made by the Treas ury ; cr MONTREAL.t 90 DURE QE WEE INGTON, THE DUKE oir PORTLAND THE DUKE or ABEROORN on the Irish Revenue on à revenue ae the £10.secured Do heoe Bor or stock willin all lice : MARQUIS of ABEBGAV EN NEWCASTLE, _! RUTLAND, \u2019 : no poati ; e 50,000, at is termed the new th TEN- 1 M 0X | E NY - MARQUIS OF LAN + MARQUIS OF C , poation of which would b 550,000, cents.Th ew three per } MA MA LANSDOWNE, D HOLMON- an ; e applied to .The amount of the Jo SILVERED PLATE MIRRORS N ERVE FOOD EATS QF ALSO, LORD MIDDLETON * DORD COURTENAY CHAMBERLAIN DISAPPROVES OF Be Ex S00 000 pros aid cents is £180,000,000, f the new three per a on | \u2014\u201410:\u2014 LORD AVEN B ARTHEN L AM.\" contributi r.\u2018The present expensive dealin I 10% WINTERTON ORD DUFFERIN, ORD HERBERT VAN ibution of the Irish pened that th s.It so hap- t d \u201401\u2014 LORD , LORD E , TEMF E T E ; ish taxpayers Ponca that the mass of i ° EX [ The Overworked Man and! KE PEMBRORE\" LORD EGMOT EL 00 LORE HAM HE SCHEME.ju land was £6,980,000, of which Lo Ive In stocks Ie shout foe Irish deal pres AGE HOME MANUFACT Woman\u2019s B ; LORD WESTMORELAND, LORD WINCH LSA LORD WHARNCLIFFE | paid back in the Irish civil 18- sols, against £27,00 ,000,000 in con hour URES, est Friend.Or FITZE sf D, LORD RAN DOLPH CHUR- LORD ROMNEY: , Parnell and in the service of collection Ph 840,000.per cents, It is 410,000 or the new three \u2014_\u2014 \u20140.\u2014 ARDI ) FRT, ne in i e resi 3 000.sn ore 7 the aye are now propared to farnish Mirrors of Cures the Tired-Out Servo LORD TEMPLEMORS, LORD Lo NDESBOROUGH LORD MOSTYN, On\" Speaks in its Favor, but Objects an Trapérial bun to represent de be.most convenient for Tid oners English or Fr g Equal if not Super} and Ment; usness, Nervous LORD SAV LORD SANDYS , LORD KIN Ë .to Som 3 nati lor army, nav, so No TE and guaranteed bo stand Stopping to rest.haustion, at once, without LORD vo LORD BORER xo, LORD ALEREDIPAGET © of tho Details was 23, 088,000, Wet di civil charges me he interpreted this language to .T \u2019 0} , 1 3 var f the Low Prices and Speci For Sale by Dr LORD MARISHAM FORD PALKEITH LORD BECMIVE, \u2014\u2014\u2014 withit?As an i at did England do ne ant at in addition to the £180,000,000 n in tothe Trade.pecial Discount Bentanrnmin nd LORD CASTLEREACH LORD BARING, ~~ LORD CONYNGHAM, Lowpox, April 16\u2014Mr.Gisdstone Fray Of twenty potence, ehe sent en how 3 bor cents already fn existence wi > > | \u2019 DING - NETT TO ; ., \u201c : ousan a fresh i The a on be a, MSAY & SON, DOMINION DEPOT: 1780 NOTRE DAME ST E Vu à Large Number of the Lowiton om of F LORD COMPTON, Ho pounded his Irish Land Bill to the Ireland and kept, them there at an santa acqount of the h Jssue of £50,000,000 on 8 ecollet St, and 12 ¢ pri! 17 \u2018 .A.GERTH \u2019 ashionabte Society ommons this evening.Th ,000,000\u2014£915,000 m h r.Chamberlain\u2019 ., 0 22 Jus £ 92 |h , Queen\u2019s Bl : .was h ; & ere the balance menti 2 ore thau |; : ain\u2019s speech made a great \\ mer.March MONTREAL.pelo 1 IMPORTA ALBXANDRI, ole Agent for Red Bt.Gat herine St., Montreal Trent som ith the attending the Men of the meat the ; pete spect\u201d oral moet he Scotch Liberals held an à few 11th, 1886.81 NT SALE These Cigarettes aren ome for the Dominion, CAIRO and enthusiasm, ich atte \" A unprecadent d one ho ranted vo root up: Mis Gad.ù ic Chamberlain less tho I wa ver ke a \u2014OF- manufactured of the finest T LS, .nded the memorable ; mmen the scheme t » lad- duced to a sum ; oan was re- 1e FRESHN Land and -Baildi |e Clubs arkish Tobadco that ean be procured.proceedings of yesterday week when th Jealous, careful, uubiassed Jo the sisi, purchase of onl sufficient to assist in the nor dl nd - uilding Materials April 17 and Messes Suppli d Home Rule measure was proposed A out glishmen.He was convinced it the holdings.puz- i 20e \u2014 ' ed., F .At e recogni ¢ i - power :0: ' (oil Be soid by Public re - SoM boon to-day but ninety seats on the floor the great re off » fitting part of FIRES THIS MORNING.pleas It 1s admitted by all 18ei pt 49 Glock Ee aon the rem- e922 .of the House had been *\u201c hatted,\u201d and plans of the British Le _ to sustain the At 2.10 o\u2019elock this morning an alarm was ee nlsssgdmiued.br Al protean senko nd SLY ape aos eins nat he What IS dal these were neatly all taken by Trish mem.speaker hoped woul Lealature for the Gi ion, The fire was on Rochelle es on the market reng n the properties re » &c., now standin ! 1 be : mem- speaker h en, and the re station.The fi with can at all compare Pria lon b es recently acquire t b g fg rs, At four o'clock th r hoped would ever b v street.© fire was on Rochelle nèr- be ths widening of Ib y expro- ; the House was custances - r be, under cir- , Cote Visitation, 1 rum Jonas\u2019 Flavoring Extracts Lane, SL M a our and Sc.Jocophine : tl anos In EW I] 1 d to its utmost capacity.Mr integral er an Deretofore, an bo ag found in flames As pe materials wili ha ; e removal of the HoH one rose in hi : : Mr.G esty\u2019s Dominion could obtain n every- which haveenjoyed a y Terms c ve to be done immedi ' 8 place at 5:25 o\u2019cl Mr.Gladstone spok was b o water, the buildi .sixte n unqualified ash ately.an ; o\u2019clock I poke for one h urned to the ng sin à gixieon years\u2019 standing.qualified suseess of I\" Il particulars will be given on thed Their Great Popularity with the A i d was greeted with cheers.When he thirty-five minutes, and sat dowa 8 and ated at $3,000.ground.The loss is estim- extract Use no other kind ! varying as to excellence.} By order ay of merican Peo ple.Dogan to speak his voice was low and great applause.mi LAL fre 000 tes to three lock thi .| ' 10: usky.: .NOTE.the second st s morn- time Z#-RETAIL EVERYWHERE CHS.GLACKMEYER.fay Of tbo mauy fine pianos made in thi y.He said the aim of the| Mr Gi OTE by J.D.Farrow, eter Hote.Dasa wad | took Wholesale ONLY at City Clerk d On the OnE poupl» of wealth and musical country, the Weber 1s undoubtedly the present endeavors of the Gowernment P1Y an aistone\u2019s proposals de not im alarm streets, was Seen Notre Lama an St.10 De Bresoles mtr PARENT BROS.dicted by its rivals in the bunder of the hous of Weber, some six years was directed towards securin Der cents.but of £180,000,000 in three liflle fre was ded immediately, There was MO cet, ° os leading tained in the face of such arial music il character of the 450, it was pre- ment among th g content- b 8., but of only £50,600,000 f ui e fire was to be seen.The building but pel, of April 8 NTREAL.City Hall Acctioneers.leading manufacturers 1e ou York.TROUS Competition as then exinted a could not g the people of Ireland and the £180,000,000 in new th A rom extinguished.Le ps a A ue 5th 3, Montreal, April 16, 1883.} mechanical, Bob ln thô musical qu %.Though IL is weil known that it.Iate among the the permanent restoration of social ord authorized.threes already by water and smoke.The is much damaged at the c 92 beliae friends ofthe Weber buse did of nelr respective p none, and this only in The speaker\u2019s proposals would greatly Following Mr.Gladstone, .Web e growth of th n the for- bodiny ben y \u2019 a and Jones r Plano, ackaowled ed as it Always was LS in wealth and ar eon tion they efit the tenants of Ireland, but th MR.CHANBLRLAIN HOLDING A CONFERENCE.AR 5 Th try, could mot be be the representat ton, the landlords Lo.e Ex-Aid ndition ; 25 The youug helr to A usiness, the p owded back, if Its high stande ive ot musival excel- were the prineipal object read the lett ; ermen DeLacey, D ication = 3 \u2014\u2014101\u2014 hg mustest and miechaujeal ee En andere ere mainiained, measure, although he thought ou of the Gladstone tende Which be sent to Mr, lovey aud Keenan h a PE Mer es partment.The \u20ac high standard tn mechaulosl supremacy of his pianos be me mistakes of these la ught that many member 0 ring bis resiguation as a|ence © \u20ac a confer.8 yer GC oO A Sart Tenders for Materials, Sn Bell RON ja house of Weber still pays the hi workmanship À enforced in ever mis se landlords were most hostile to the M er of the Cabinet.In that } \" at tbe Wirdso: Hotel ; g 5 ies, &e.pe steel.Ti rality to tkeir artisans h ghest wages of any in th Se de- Government\u2019 : o the r.Chamber'ain at letter, Thureda ; oiel on : dated » SEALE plies, &e fath he eminent musicians and ave bound each to th etrade.Their ent\u2019s policy.At the stone\u2019 ; stated that Mr.Gl y evening.The ; D TENDERS, addressed to tool, Que eminent muslclans and mechanies who 1d each 10 the other with bands of speaker wish outset the Stone\u2019s policy would thro .Glad- for several h They were together pplaint, Committee, will be received and the Road : It ts proverbial in N Employ of the son piano famous undar the wished to make the most den on Gr throw a heavy bur- ours with some New Y \u2014\u2014 \u2019 deposited in not easily be induced to 1 York that 2 good mech phatic denial ; .ost am- eat Britain, entaili attorney wh New York ad for the office of the City Clerk, up to 12 0° PD im Loin oom eottos with this chanic once in Weber's factor enial that it was his intenti enormous addition to iling an 2oroey who came on for that We are now \u2018booki noon, on WEDNESDAY, the toes RERO RS WÉDes Grand of vo-day avd you will i ages better, but his me rycan.ask the Scotch i ion to debt and prob 0 the national This gentleman did Ep would Kroon Cont a ooking orders for this we! AY, the 21st April inst.action r r Grand of 10-day ard yo eelebrat d house P chwnical ch and Englisb to probably an immediate i .id not register, but i 1 , delivered ex shi 8 we!]- for the delivery of the Materi ~ won egulators whose musical and you will find the names of ress down the ecuni ; run any of taxation iate increase believed to be H ., but is nothing Fre Cosl is fresh mined p at Montreal.e rials and for the eber pianos so famous a nd mechanical skill h the s«me tone and pecuniary risk on account of ; , not to secure th i e Hou.Richard 8.N eened.and extra well xecution of the works required by th Square and the Uprigh mong the artists ofail land ave made the tunes of 2 lords of the land- the Kingdom, but t e union of the noted criminal | .Newcombe horities Committee during the y the Road in America, wheth ght, Of the latter, parti nds.The same may b of the ords of Ireland.M , but to purchase se : retai lawyer, who has bee: > year 1888 rics, ether in po arab] cularly, it is ad e said of the .r.Chamb paration, ained by the n t days, the uudermentioned list, and as named in.in accompanying the Daan oa Ys or thatlovely LE at on 1s none equal The history of Ireland w that the uberlain then went on to say already \u201c Ter Hae who have been Barrel ° & R Mc BR tailed in the specifications and forms.or hog mechaniem OÙ the Plato, (he Rope of 1s tr» attain perfection \\n th © so essential i.dictment against its aligns long had been mo | proposals, although they {en the train for lo known to have .L A der, which together with th - an realized.For, thot pe of its à imirers thro n the tone, power Agrari ; and-owners, Cabi since be had left th ork on Wed rth from New 8 Commo 9 aiti e terms and con- been advanced twen.ugh the «cost of style 1 ughoul the world has b and grarian crime had sr ue net, would still im 6 edaesday and hal not n Street.ons of contract and all ether i | since h wenty-flve per cent., (the cheapest Pi een more i ; originated and in- den sai pose à great bur- up to yester4 : not returned © Coss Aprils t had on application at er information, | Pecus wi RON ur Weber, sr.the Saios have enormousiy ne nearly thirly por cents creased during the absenteeism of land security Great Britain without sufficient object of this\u2019 confère Just what the continu 81 undersigned, in the City Hall.pe to During the twenty-three yen y increased, as the following lords, and the raising of \u201c bill was Ye e loans advanced.The stated.Malone Pp TD.was cannot be i FO es No tender will be entertai to the Centennial (1876), nine (ha rs from the estabHshmen i Ing rents to defra calculated not so much Q rebec 1 y and Dempsey left f ; | re ntertained unles eath of Mr.W housand eigh tof the busi their expe y fit th uch to bene- ast eveni or rossings .mitted on the said forms.8 sub- showingthat thoi flv 1879, the numb=r t aupdred pianos were made.At 1653 i penses while away from Ireland lord e tenants as a sop to the | à ee, | n ingen The oad Committee reserve the right to | the Centennial, ore than five.thousand pianos were ada in the noe Dine hundred, increased distress, Oppression married to veo \u201cto pltbough only £50 000, ad ATHLET le inits HERRING reject the lowest or any teader nearly fo resent tire, 1834, the number La coupetiii \u2018n with other PeNS following misery had a hideous : e issued, the option % y Athi ICS.\\ \u2019 .~-No.1Lab Lumber : out mo rteen thousand piaros in fiv reached over tweniy-eigh ing Pianos.had progeny.Crime was offered to land o sell etic Club Heuse C ected by in Brl .rador rich o ra pianos in the last flv ive years.\u2018This shows th y-elght thousand, or ad been endowed with vitali ing l and owners hold ompany®s General s\u2026 Hf.Brls, Ki \u2019 ricks, s father made in twent, e years, under young Mr.W.at ihe hous: has turned petuate itsel ith vitality to per- g land valued at £15 c Meeting, ground, Pails rls, Kits and Cement, as stated, under enty-seven years, notwiths andin; eber\u2019s management, tha ; tself and hand down its mi Supposing that the full 0,000,000.The firet | ; y Pipes, stated, under ine present mangement g the price has advanced, ble inheritance from .misera- to sell sh e full number of opti firet anuual general meeti an arm, N Spikes anism of the Weber Pi he \u2018fine quality of tc Tals is largel nced, erat generation to gen- ell should be accepted, h ptions Athletic Club eting of the .o.1C.B., i Hoard taxed to it r Pianos have ndvanced tone Mand supessely due ration.England was not cl g the mo pted, how could all ub House Com e easily Be, IN Brls.and rdware, State s utmost capacity to meet t with the price so that t perior mech- sibility.f clear of respon- money be provided?H last eveni ; pany was held on Bris.L .and Hf.Shovels, Btates, while his r vals ha et the demand of the musica he large factory i y, for the deeds of Irish 1 the bill on princi e opposed ning at the Windsor H uired) to « Lock Fyne \u2018\u2018 Mal Cosi heir surplus stock, The relai been oblized too usical people of the United were English deed ; andlords principle, because it very } or Hotel and was colm.\u201d Coals rage largely in adv e retail demand for the Web agencies in Europe L nited gs eeds, With the d8 protected the lacdl it openly y largely attended.Th , the gate Crown i s P «ron Castiags.This 1 k vance of any othe Weber Piauos in N © work off our bands we hav powerfin Parli tdlords, If th i cupi a1 e chair was rope ot Firkins Brand in Kegs and.ahing whieh thelr andor furnish sauaples, This 1s asso the Casa in Boston, Edel pils, Chicaso, pad al In fo Yor oot, al nothing.After eked on pond done Parliament vas to be entrusted he irish pe by the President, Mr.W.T Conti ° gaine nter- untry.\u2014 Evening Po © centres of .ecam : enteeism ; e commercial .: ; F g Post.wealth e general.; th cial clas 4 and 8 SALMON-No.1and 2 Pri (By order).\u20ac : gfe descriptive Cata\u2018ogues and Price List ceased to have a benef à gentiment Ee A ontenslies of soci ons cad The first buainess after the i opping # Newfoundl ; rime IVAL W.ST.GEORGE, Mont s Dominion agents, N.Y.lsts of these fi ne Pianos, a the relations bet influence on landl ot be trusted to protect Y called to orde meeting wa5 everse and Hf 2 and in Tes., Brls,, CY STEVES OFFICE, City Surveyor.trea.PIANO CO., 228 } .e sta the pro .e had se A MONT- on, R.J.K wmball & Co * Bonnet & Cie.and Ponson & Ci the small occupiers to eos branes Tain had spoken f tho bill a Chamber A Charlottetèwe HOUSE: a (itstablishec in 1865 o A lé n districts where the populati ora.tary terms of M servedly cowplimen- own (P.E.L) letter rough ¥ | 16 an AKERS AND BROKERS ADVER | ISERS F B | ac k G ros rai .: gested.ioe State would Pave the memes à desire to know Davitt and had expressed fo oh saye:\u2014By the casting x ° OAD BT.NEW 1 Be e whetherex fori e land .opinion of mayor, th .her sp By wri ® » NEW YORK El In Ÿ propriation of th purchase bill.Mr OL ~ 1 vor, the tender of Th ep yoy writing to tue Secreta -| Can 1 3 w I S crowded land:should b etoo sured M ; .Parnell as ++ Turnbull, i .omas gh it agen Stock Exchan ry of the New carn th ky Ve have purehased \u2018t u bod 1 be compulsory.N r.Chamberlain th 5 , in behalf of tha frock Fixchange, any person ¢.n e exa t retiring from bust 1e above we l-known ody except the : y.No- would that Mr.Davit tow » Charlotie- g the s¥ therein if ay one of a fla adv easily ct cost Usiuess, aL a DISCLUNT th goods of Mr.H.B immediate land! ould not act from m vit n water works - © san 3 tisin at enablesus .Beaudry, who i would have the opt ndlords spit : otives of pers ; company, w kuife & Member oi the Bankers and Brokers\u201d & of an .U .o sell at the :oliowin 8 option to sell to thei pite or jealousy (P ; personal by the cit .» Was accepled New York Stock Exchante y pro sual price $ g prices: cumbrancer, and th o the in- | solel (Parnellite cheers), but | y council last night.T wever, the puave had Lwenty ye ck Exchange.pose ihe of 1.75, now selli forecl ] en he must sell b y out of regard for Ireland.To ut is to be compl gbt.The work s dashed! Yor \u201cLklug and BS robernan experience in d .Ce .Usual pric $ ing at $1.50 closure and not at an option f by speaker it appeared and.To the mpleted oa the first of \u2018 Sh and both age business in New adverts .e $2.00, no = .self, ption for him- of ppeared that the appoi next, the compa of Januar missile® MEMBE mesubers of our firm are ing in A Usual .\u2019 w selling at $ ge of a Receiver-General ppointment Xl ompany uodertakiz Ty om mand © SKS OF THE NEW YORK ¥ merican price $2.25, n .1.69 Applications to sell would and absurd.b Was unnecessary tain sixty hydraut \u201c to main- Neill © ofliie constants roprese sx | papers by address sual price $2.25, now Selling at $1.92 {lines applications and sels tnt aon Gremio\u2019 pate ee ee Le | on de ire étpante, ton aîta atrué | le Exchange by on presented on the floor sin sua î ing at ; applications and sales w ustoms and exci s from the streets, for the ° used In watriag the alarm satis tiodvet Le mls onr frm, business Geo.P.Rowell & C 8 U sual price : 2.40 now sellin 5 at sa 05 air for a would be bee Da hi amount duties al lars a ear the Ham of three thousand dol- oly phe R ur clients, at we can to make it O .now A » y for costs in certai \u201cUy of the total thin Winter Ri erm or (went sce of 8 UBERTJ, Newspaper A ai J , sellin The land commissi n cases.by Ire amount payab r River, the sou weuly Years.= blown Nov, KIMBALL.ALFRED B.LOUNSBEER 10 Spruce Srertising Bureau be, en or recent a lvauce in te valu 8 at $2.13 ered to refuse ap ton would be empow- Wo al cland to the Imperial os payable about seven miles ro.of the supply, is 3 tact wi \u2014 > jd Send 10cts.for 1 gone York, to secure à good.se OE ca at it.higher than Tete Ye the USUAL price wuld prices would depen à upon gone bases of land took Si be sufficient security if ng- caro ni open, prom, the ity.The hrough B¢ EL FOR SALE age Pamphlet, ce., , à rare chance a fixed period.The judici e rental for lected by Iri n upon the revenue col it the ice leaving the mai _hleamers rs ng .\u2014Excha .eo judicial rental y Irish authority i ole mainland porta put 17 knot location lage of Roscom «ge Hotel, in \u2014_\u2014 6m DW a 9 1845 would be th | rental of the C authority in the event \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 « a location.Opposit mon Stich Bes 2 & D y e standard in he Customs failin of 3 ws Tor de ado som bert Newly sa If you want a Book R L E wherein the ent of the land to be aL) pases dient to meet ug to yield » sum suff) Lake RATHER REPORT.the proprietor my Tehaser | TEE for pote , Le - ; ixed; in other case e appointme charges.; 8\u2014Moderate to fresh ex- 4 awd ALIBONSE Hernghgnn Frames oO ress: keeper's positionSadvertise i 1791 Notre Dame St.| 110,112 3 commission would have the the land General ou, be of a Receiver- wine fine, warm weather to south.; \" ror u 9im The Cerald, free 10 ja IE \u2019 St.Peter St Sudicn at a price by comparing the es fo Ireland, because it mon 1 offensive souiree, >t Lawrence \u2014Moderate tires April 17 _ I he and eo with Griffiths valuations, rojetance to trast Irichmon how à etes C2 south winds; fine, war h commissi .sue $ ven .3 arm c y allowed to exami lon would also be The bie small sum as £2,000 oor Lower St.Lwreac mws®2 |» amine the state of th object of the Irish m $000,000.rate + ence anl Guif\u2014Mod ooks concerning estates for the to make the m embers was not 0 fresh wi ds; fair weath pet H ten years b lhe measure a part ; much chan ze In ler er; not i ut b party que ; uperat y yielding as {y question Maritin perature.much as \u2018possible to statio time \u2014Moderate winds; fair weat , tationary or higher tempera ire, ather; ER + ca \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 reg \u2014_\u2014 ROGUE TT | \u2014 i \u2014\u2014 | SEMI COMMER UA ne \u2019 adi Mo L D 5 ' & 0 ing Montreal PO.IVIDE + maha LK on as.8 Payable.B ZNDS pref.8 pref.ansas & T T i .\u2026 84 6 Apri Books Pacfi 1 Loujs » No exas § HE * ANNU My 1A se Books M c à, Mi ville rthern #, St Mo 0 A5 ol API à pes.1,P issouri & N Pacific Pa NT , P MEE pr} A C all ri Paci ashvi cific} ul REA .R.XC p as April.anadian pan Dacific § ville LT do foreign L ayable- Book Unch acifi arl, O , St.P Tex Xavi excha HE ay.C ks pr anged ic § ; Ore aul a [Ë er s nge RA .lo.ef ge a { tr b LD 15 Ma Boo Ks C ., Can d\u2014Del.gon T M.& Now eet :\u2014 roker FIN _ ay 18 pen.C.ada S ol.& rans, \u20ac BP Senin .8, 57 8 AN - Frid THE ANCIAL a Th C.&I outher Hudson.lei = api oe Fe D DA T mon Tax Hanan 5 mom followi 2, Supa Waba hte Se ot sac le ILY CO} he st ntreal g A Orr B ing, W ng W 1& ash isla 8 un Bot.Wo rom C str ock s pril TOE ie all om ce te Een from th M x but ake to 16, 1836 | Detects Co.rte by aha, - FEST or Rm vom the provis! MERCI A .In ere Wi o-d ir .« 6 wir : 4 Plac by M Gossi Th 10, GANTe Wi ean I.à was dons m AL active, 0 k sto as an ab was gene put The ulk of od me p, thie not ; marke co a Spring w prit 15 dover, wa GAZE rosa os oni city so Cot yen mt PE ee me ae TE, 5A r, sh ighe ares was al iv-| b ack o W erday\u2019 air °F are 3 y anabl fd \"ee pril 16 - piec TU sellin owed st pri gellin almo uted b .À oerish y's appr 3 t chan e fu | Beas fornia.pe CLL pa le es at RD g to the ce.g at st we y num off selli per oved 4 per ge.nds Por.ia.ll = 0 017 a.m.cks a 61d@ AY, cent f -day most Peo 2094 re sai promi ber er, G Lg W cent com ce Call doe: Lard.5670 uo As -1 nd pi 54d ; APR rom at 90, ma ples 3, fro id t inen of , Gould as C .merci nt.an loan: s Lara 29-85 91807 7°] à 700 bales 5 3d, gre APRIL nesda the Li , an rked , how mS o hav t Br orde: an all 1 cial and di 8 OL Bacon, .5 #- 0 en - 28 o.lock ales 5 at 2} asy à UL 17 rendre ast pr a adva adva - havi -V.W ve be oad rs di à chan oans à päpé iscou Tatlow .D500 \u2014 90/8 1-7 43d@ sand olee ee ! , when i evio nee nee, er hit en stree istri ge to tth r are nts ese.8 3 = 0 ols 24 ~ 00 Ca 93d pi ured .N 744 figu ons bro en it us sal of 5 \u2019 es old in e, wh recei t ho \u201c1: The -day e Ne 6 to ST 25 6- 5 5 à 012 p: of , do poses at ewZ , do re ught chan, e 0 per Mai of D the o is ved directly is 2 Bank were w YŸ 7 T LS 23 8 Zab 8 a! à \u2014 vu .000 b Good ock at 7d 10d@ 1, do.$3 55 at 116.Ontari 1244 ged ha n Wed ail.T el, Li aggre, credi ectl per c of E 23 pe ork St m he lat Ohies 51 ê- 0 8 3 \u2014- 00 41d@ ales d is and (@10d 18 1} ; Sunes \u2014- a \u2014\u2014 : 9 Me , an ad io was , yesterd nds at parti he n ack & gate ited wi y The ent.nglan r cent ock E markots est c cago M 0 9 23 8 ~ 39 0 93d ù scons 1 picces , greas d, see MAR ; spri rchan van ver ay\u2019s hi 85, an cular] ew st Wes about with mo Lo d rat .x- ere : for ash pri ark 51 0-0 8 , do.lo red a ad a at 430 yat|s med t KS\u2014 ing \u20ac and ts soid ca of y stron ighe d sai y beari reet t.and 30,00 ney w ndon 0 e of dis pork i=Wh grain prices ots.GT 80 cks d at 7d) atal @sd ell.o be Mark xira, § ; ( : d@10 7 Sales noi ket a, $3 2 da Co at a 3 fro £ selli St sellin id the rish party P 3 0 cent.as 3 hi open cou Th $9.15 eat in and in th ° O1L THE d pie d Sale acli RE 5@ y'a hi mmer n ad m ye ling | 8» y à on was acific To , ghe: ma nt A e fo ; la i; © provisi e Chi shi Cr OIL ces at greens, » nailo reasi $33 of igh ce vange sterd osed and etect Wes talki o-à ! èr to- rket otati pi lard 85 orn onions icag pmen TY, Apri MAR 1 43d y at) En n to singly 0.bi est sold of ay.© 0 Balti ed tern ing 1 ay\u2019 da rat pared ions In th 5,90 ; # to-day Su ts, 5 pril EET @8d co rope eith dull In ank figur 4 an ' 8, ut i tim positi Uni 8 ond 8 Ca y, bei e f Apri 18 In ag sh ; sho ; oats ay Ww ous 8,0 15 .10 TTON 5 er bu ; si the mi st 8.at di sol its 1 ore i sitiv nion lo on S ble eing or pril with the Chine rt riba 5 288 alla ETOW.gl ; \u2014S rlean N\u2014 LivaRPS yo TR u mise ocks Th yes 4, yest d on int e G ws : tock qu 13 1st; th hi to-d s 5 1; sto ce w N.; run ales .8, 5% Qui ERP r = tio \u2014 p from ellan.we e tot ter- | erda st g h ere oul = Ex otati per ek cago ay\u2019 20, pped oll st Lanne, 70 , 1,8 d.fet.ook ANT ne Ÿ wer al in y 0c oldi st d 1 chan io am 8 c' : morni li et a.2 818 Upi .Apri NTE WwW yester 664 to eous sto e 243 sale the S upon ks f dings \u2019 which f ondon, ge ns fro May w © go marke, 0810 fone drillin ruck sa.A 297.,000 ; Uni plands pril 16 around th D-By ant er dt Teleg days he an ad Rich sharoes would South tha ar recly around o mane 12.30 were m the Aue: noué April rdsy , com: Thir i.filled and = nt 15,\u2014T $ LOOSE tod arn , 5116 gp The ed\u2014Maie We raph ighest advan elieu , woul issue inf eport at ; 8.ey a p.m as f May ec ea.L y nd on Thirty b empt and flo owed night he 5 20 » ME © tes.ds wa mes use; nan, oan Maile .stern was p .ce of sold tr d pa no m utur cir 66 Can .4} nd pa Son ol- June st wheal Sig oster- 3 pre arrels y itsel owed ga t and Bam 3 LC BATS HICAG 1 mes eférence glishm sy mpai Unio firm, rice.4 fro aders y cash ore uture the culat I .Pac.p \u20ac sf sols July corn vence 83 ay.T will sent à da f bu .]t s.Thi $5 me, $8 80 10 5 C 0, Apri light porte A yours can milk un, s sympa : n Tel selli Mon m stock gen only rip divi Com ed linoi , 668 .bord or th , 100 9 May corn.SE 81 i de 1 great capacit is a t me does is #4 05 ;8 50 @ £0 she .$5 pril 16 ht porter A Joun oo recuired itu ds with egra ng treal T as erall wh ivid pan ois C 8; N 5 1 the a -16 June ni, Tresaesree 38 83 as D aw ad im ity, b fai rely b not 05:8 , $6 0 00 ulde 35 : .H in ination m ifrequived.BE, da at 64 New ph at 1 he the ly ba en e ends y Lo entral ew Y 143: ccoun Say ats 39 81 8 oran ork prov , but air esl oil EN SP) 45; ; bo re, $ 3 AN\" EE, 410 a city au C.T ysl ,ad Yo was 19! : latt y did mm arned , bu m NDON , 142 ork 3: Eri t: Juve Por .0 37 794 754; & Wri oil e with it is imat a, Wh GA La ; LC Ved +3 80 ws A Ro St.ty; 2 au from vy v ow ecli rk wea + 1n, er al ered .R : Mon ,4 1 C ie, 2 3 July pork.373 82 ; Hi ri m d th eo eat GE 8, $8 >, #63 nents, \u2018 Œ Addr coa \u2014B 7; good itu Ir Tama a Li] in ca rer arr mie ce 8 fs tT stl hl SR rh HE er bei , and .Cit om ged eS ord et a on\u2019 i \\ acco sols 3; Ma lard.» 840 2 H 5 L ited.ort ing.@ BIG 00 yes 000,0 Co arn, 2 5 ET harlés B mann .Ad fro ein sold y Pa ye old tai ers ba Paci Cab un , 100 vus lard.9 9 05 29) AW ow \u2014 ed .00 GH bus 0,00 rn , Me pect Si es oa hp aa m ga at sse ste tacti nd fr tch fc 4 le t; C 9 May ri rd.cE 9 Th ALIA Tome 0 by cp TS\u2014 bh 0; oa 13 pectabl itua gu bio yes n ad 132 nge x.am tic ard om of W of anadi -16 tay rine 3 971 124 0 f el N , 75; peni er b C ; oa 3,00 Ww Sttuatio Josuod Tr M ions yeste sterd van an Ir W on S di peo £9 t as 8Srs : quota .al fo Tape ros L.L602 9 20 22 or P.ast sUG _ ; cl lng ush orn te, 9 0: AN an n as ame efer on a A rd ay ce of d13 as d g th istrib ple f 0 48% h- ed .Co tion: n Paci r y ribs.6 5 87 $ 225 ea.Pan stea AR F osing.R ., bc@ \u2019 0,000, Adds TED .Folia at once 8 cific ay\u2019s lo .Gas 1} 21, th ay and e heavi uted ollowi $b P by M x & C s f acific Th Bain - 811 + 9 40 carried ama, mer f OR T 8, YE {MID 0c; 0; adres: \u2014b ply chm 8 ; ee : 2 qe H B \u2014S NIG ; whe express drive onu 89 Yo was easi west fi was fi per a the this fest sell buvi ng t ut lace d eser 0, T rom L , was e followin .a 5 97 5 90 for th Am allio rom S EE ARL tead HT at Ww ress driv you man by rk ier, i gu rm cen sk le elli yin heir \u2019Ar 8, or 0 recei llowi .5 5 4 59 thi eN ,505 g an AST F E ; REP , 4 AN le er, ng , H r pat after 0] are Ci on | ere ocks put phy sling broke orders Nort Wen 1 \u2014 Bon.néon ®o of Se teleg a se és the Francis 000: SEED Sia For) Mas = 3 Th , and cl openi y .ian P , Were short at duri o beli of th aris ca Land e as f & port cit esars Co s eveni raphi 580 mad singl rancis arket awaii rd ins ofA ORK \u2014 We 0.2 a Good an eman\u2019 byas rear.sion et osed ng with a- coveri acco ring liev © as { bl 872: ollow Co - 1B y, b .MacD: Chi ing ce d 58 cit e.Thi e shi co ,R lan t.pril \u2014L ak, 1 Oc.rie st Yefore o's se ste .d horses, of st otal wit at 6 N Yes ring.\u2019 unt th e tha ) ollow es qu 3 6d.8: C \u2026 14 où roke acD icag , fr es y, is i hi ipm pape ofer \u2018sugar Ju , $ ow , No.W stre eren ny rvan ym ses.ock sales h sal 5 ad ew Y terd Be I and 8 Im t 1.30 8 to oté .anadi rd of rsan ougal o, re om atch Peki inc 8, sa ent r call rin T ne 0 00 er ; ND AN et ces.use t, Or ant 88 stock 8, com to-d es a van ork 2y\u2019s tha orn p.m -day thre dian jar où Tr dm Le Brothers ers, BF ing ot th of the ki ing fo ne, $9 12 @$0 cash » $1 14 e NTED vit Storeman : sa prisi ay wi t 64: ced Eveni lates t ng Thé ., 80f y: 12 e pe wea CAG ade : embe roth entati rs.ried for t.T e B e ki it th A ARD\u2014 YG) 00; , $905 } @ enga, eA dres: empl Salter as foll nd 1,89 ing 2 ere 2 1.The ing P t editi selle: è tr .95 .30 r cent Ww ther 0, IL : rs of ors, ives Hawai a Pan he ulleti ind e e April Ste $9 25 Ma 0 @ man: Goo Mc sou SRE ,cr ows 2 6 -sh 43 sh ,139 ru gene Post h ition rs 2 the ansacti c.; 4 pm .ren eake and dul Apri the oo this 2X aiian Shipment steamer of ver une, $0 de : y, $90 $91 an: Good n und b E BY Nerds : ares ares share mor ral t as th of à w New ctions i .30 + 80F.tes mark x O dull pri, 16 hic 8 in the sug ent on M er Ci that BO $5 9 $0 ; cash 5@$ 0; EE 77 P of mi of b g this sg of th enor e foll he N ere York in oi 8 , 924¢.; Offe et opanin oreig \u2014Fin ago ind t only tw for of parcs! ity o ho X ED O@5 00 Ma $6 8 9 15; ANT ce.~ boalkiceeper hman 88 40 Peoples MOBNIN iscella ank to i encour e morn of th owing ew mors 400 shar Stock anadi Of.9740.ports of à oon 8 this n advice e growi eg that two la New 9,182 1, vu Jpuldere ME Re ay, A @ $5 3 wou NITED.hor vot capielty good 25 ons at G BOAR neous # increas aged th ng w e new I g quota res at Exc ian Paci c.sto Sof B moos li owed rng Bed e of 188; The marks shi York pounds $5 55 $5 $4 T3\u2014 85@ 87%; Ee ge eren arshouse ves h ; ; ; .5 15 00 Qui $5 8 1H ng gla \\ gentle ces.hou 8 50 Qptario able D.bly, th e their ° ma pearis and Duin 6 tions t 65; a get ific po a good ght to Sans of bu ed a cont 2 co ship et wi pmen Th s] W @ $ @ @ uiet ; 13: raid Of d of ma H GM.wees ves ._ .f tt S ract nsist men ithi nts ese HI 56 $5 $41 ; d : om sp: an wor n M 6 ercha at.\u2026\u2026 ees operat ough short i bear igh, al urin potions to Move nd 64% 0-day cou e in th we be towards stren he ome with ed of ts E n its of th SKY 0.20: 0: ry Wa ohare ny vork aémp! 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se ay\u2019s ins ie and 0 00 ; ; No Lua.Coon ains ay py Small P TO Ean le, a t up and er note in the 1d excep at 7d Soh looks a scoured Sales : ada pred its 3, May de To.Apris thing inj no Pox Marks è R mily ni sold anew - he q ighe gre @ls 4 Wal and ad@1 7d@ je.OW 0 vs 82 chive o 1, 16.SUP 5e Miconvenie of h 9 Retai ici byal styl 1 a ihr, 0 \u201cdhe lok 2d pico o dls 3d cus 40 or 5 5 ssl) 8 LEON BE a il Price.$1 1 Foner in ; ds Le ud sien TE ew yr, 8 At ence: RFLUOTS i Brice 81 ger \" 1528 .+ Ci \u2019 ; \u201c, À 2° 1 $ \u2019 4 .J [3 ÿ - 1 : ;¥scoured th Soke 5 ure .Hrd M i, flater, 4; 50 00 2 0 to Rout pain o iD HAI av tles Bottl i at 1s w Ans QUE os @ pA 0: Py 0 00 pie s $0 00 : rues de EPIL \\ R.Là or $5.8, OF 1 2 mari 100 .wr No\u201d No.\u201d be oy \"5 4 CG £0 ia = ILATOBY \u201d AVE 1166 Fi i oo hoe à, May 26%.1, sie va, 10 ur .mail REST MO eue C1, Limit 8 nd oe ry.Os oice, 670 Ne À Ge WwW barmices.dutes NT : J Ce #LOUR\u2014 Ys 00e a 10 00 @ Ras 219 , eve .s .«Foi o RE , A block objectionable law that may pass the Commons.Practically this has been the mission of the Sznate, and it is time it shoul! ead.It has been the laughing stock of the public, aod it is time that the farce should end.It costs the country over a quarter of 8 million a year on an average, and its services in the public interest as at pr-sent constituted, are not worth a cent.It is time that the farce of a Senate, for it is à farce, should be brought to an end.Few Carsley's Advertisement, | SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1886.WANTED AT ONCE Good Mantle Makers.None but experienced workers need apply to Mr Baston, Mantle Dep't.Buy or order White Regatta and Flannel Shirts at the popular Shirt Store, namely : S.CARSLEY\u2019S, MEN'S KID GLOVES MEN\u2019S KID GLUVES MEN\u20193 KID GLOVES MEN\u2019& KID GLOVES MEN\u2019S8 KID GLOVES MEN\u2019S KID GLOVES MEN'S KID GL )VE3 MEN\u2019S KID GLOVES MEN\u2019S KID GLOVES MEN'S KID GLOVES MEN'S KID GLOVES Gentle nen\u2019s two button Kid Gloves, in al the new colors, capital quality, only 650, em- broid red backs.S.CARSLEY.UNDERWEAR S UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR For the best stock of Mea's and Boys\u2019 Underwear in the Dominion come to the popular Men's Furnishing store, namely : 8.CARSLEY'S.REFR, New York.This most fashioncdie and centrally located hotel has been reaovated from top to bottom and is now.re-opened.under management 0 , upon the American and European pla This hotelis the favorite re- soft for Canadians.MITOHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.per day; Board, \u201c.Hu, Comfortable Rooms, 92 overad the same by alse returns, as .in she $2.50 per day.unt of tha prémissory notes referr on Oct.7 i weMercler\u2019's resolutions respecting me > > Rule fortreland were proposed Uy Mr.Sar- bray am sedomded Mr.McShane.The; mover contended: and must be governed by ceercion or b omiie Rule, and if Ireland is granted a local government Eng land would soon appreciate the loyalty of the Irish people to the Crown.Hon.Mr.Taillon suggested that before proceeding further with the resolutions a private understanding regarding the mode to be adopted to express the views of the House on Home Rule should be arrived at by the leaders.of both parties.Mr.MoShaue opposed Mr.Taillon\u2019s suggestion in an animated and tetling speech.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHURCHES TO-MORROW.Church of the Messiah.\u2014 The pastor, Rev.Wm.8.Barnes, will preach at both morning and evening s.rvices.Protestant House of Industry and Home, Longue Pointe.\u2014Rev.H.J.Evans will conduct Divine service at 2.30 p.m.Crescent street Presbyterian Church.\u2014Ser- vices commence at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.The Rev.A.B.Mackay, the pastor, will preach al both services.Emmanuel Church (Congregational) St, Catherine, corner of Stanley street.\u2014The pastor, Rev, Dr.Stevenson, will preach morning and evening.Salem Church, Panet street.\u2014Sunday School, 9.30 a.m.Evening service at 7 p.m, Seats free.Rev.Samuel Massey.The Advent Christian Congregation, Lecture Hall, 1310 St, Catherine street, opposite the English Cathedral.\u2014 Wm.W.Robertson, Elder.Service at 7 p.m.Subject, ** Peter\u2019s Commission, Math.xvi; 13,19.\u201d St, Mark\u2019s Presbyterian Church, Rev.John Nichols, Pastor, services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m, will officiate at both services to-morrow.The pastor will deliver at evening service, the third of a series of discourses on Scripture difficulties.Subject\u2014'* Book of Job.\u201d St.Gabriel Church.\u2014Rev.James Sieveright, B.A., late of Prince Albert, will conduct Divine service at 11 a.m., and Rev.Robert Campbell, M.A., the pastor, at 7 p.m.Sunday school and Bible classes at 3 p.m.Subject of evening discourse\u2014* The Passion in Gethsemane,\u201d Strangers invitéd and shown to seats.St.Bartholomew's Church (Reformed Episcopal), Beaver Hall Hill.\u20141'ue Right Kev.Bishup Ussher, M.D., Hector.Services on Sunday at 11am.and 7 pr Bishop Ussher will preach in the morning and in the evening.Sunday school and Bible class at3 pm.Strangers provided with seats.St.Jude's Church, Coursol street.\u2014Service at ll a.m., preacher, the rector.At7p.m., Rev.L.N, Pucker.Service Monday 8 p.m., Very Rev Dean Carmichae ; service Tuesday, 8 p.m., Right Rev.Bishop Bo.d; service Wednesday, 8 p.m., Rev.Dr.Norman ; service Thu sday, 8 p.m., Rev.Or.Henderson; service God Friday at ll a.m.and 7p.m., Rev.J.H.Dixon; service Saturday, 8p.m., Rev.H.J.Evans.Rev.J.H.Dixon, Rector.8t.Paul\u2019s Church, Dorchester street.\u2014The Rev.James Barclay, M.A., pastor, will orli- ciate at all the services.Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock; Sunday evening, at7 o'clock.Young Men\u2019s Association, Sunday morning at 10.16.Sunday school and Mr.Barclay's young men\u2019s class at 3 p.m, Wednesday even ng service at 8 o\u2019clock.Monday evening at 8 o\u2019clock, annual social meeting of the congregation and Young Men's Association.Erskine Presbyterian Church, corner St.Catherine and Peel streets.\u2014The Rev.Louis H.Jordan, B.D., pastor.Public services as follows: lL a.m., public worship, preacher, the pastor.8 p.imn., Sabbath school and pastor\u2019s Bible class; 7 p.m., public worship, preacher, the pastor.Social prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 o'clock.Topic of evening discourse: \u2018*Ireasure in Earthen Vessels.\u201d Strangers are cordially welcomed.Church of St.James the Apostle \u2014Sunday next before Easter.Holy Communion at 8 a.m.Seats free.Morning service at 11.Preacher, Rev.Canon Ellegood.Choral Litany at 4.15 p.m.eats free.Evening service at 7; a large proportion of ths pews are free at this service.Preacher, Rev.H.Kitt- son.Sunday school and Bible class at 3 p.m.Passion week.Dally services in the church at9a.m., with a short address, and 5p.m., except ou Good Friday, when they will be at 11 a.m, and 8 p.m.The ladies ofthe \u201cChurch Aid Society \u2019 meet on Monday, at 2.30 p.m.Rev.Canon Ellegood, rector.Trinity Church, opposite Viger Square.\u2014 Palm Sunday.Morning prayer at ll a.m.Preacher, Rev.Hood.Sunday school and adult Bible class at 3 p.m.Evening service: ut 7 p.m.Preacher, the Rector.Fifth sermon of the course on the utterances of Christ from the Cross.Divine service with sermon every evening during holy week in the chapel at § o'clock, excepting Friday.Service on Good Friday in the church at 11 a.m.and 8 p.m.The rector will preach at all these services.Meeting of Ladies\u2019 Aid Society on Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m in the vestry.Rev.Canon Mills, B.D., rector.Christ Church Cathedral.\u20149 a.m., Holy Comiounion ; &.m., morning prayer, Preacher, Rev.J.G.Norton, M.A., Recor.Offertory, Crucifix; (Solo), Faust; 4.15 p.m., Choral Litany, preacher, Rev.J.A.Newn- ham, M.A., Offertory, \u201cOh ! Thou who dryest the mourner\u2019s tear.(Soio), Haydn.7 p.m., evening service and confirmation by the Lord Bishop of Montreal, \u201cDeus Misereatur,\u201d Dudley Buck\u2019s in A flat Anthem: \u2018I heard the voice of Jesus say,\u201d [chorus], arranged by G.Couture, Preacher, the Lord Bishop of Montreal, There is a green hull far away; [solo], C.Gounod, Holy week: lu a.m.daily morning service; 5 p.m.daily afternoon s=r- vice with addresses by the rector on \u2018\u2019The Seven Last Words\u201d ot Carist from the cross ; Wednesday, service 8 p.m , preacher, Bev.J.A.Newnham ; Good Friday, 11 a.m.service with sermon by the rector; 5 p.m., service with sermon by the rector; 8 p.m., service with sermon-by the rector: 8 p.m., s=rvice na s:rmon by the Rev J.A.Newnham, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 A REMEDY PROPOSED.To the Editor of THE HERALD.With reference to the late Customs fraud it would be interesting to the public to kuow where the false invoices came from, whether from one or more foreign houses.In the case of a recent Customs fraud [ think it was shown toat a Swiss watch house supplied falee invoices, and in the present case it would appear as if some- thiug of the same kind had occurred, possibly not to the knowledge ot the firm, but only to the one partner.Now, if thie should be the case in the present instance, could not the Customs authorities notify the trade generally that in future all consignments coming from this foreign house or houses would be troroughly examined, even to the exeut of having the goods measured, and so practically shut them Murray Hill = Ww we me.rlotel.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, ele zantly furaished and decorated The ventilation, drainage and sanitary ar- tangements generally, are the most perfect hat human ingenuity and skill can devise.stairways and 3 elevators.No charge for conveying baggage from or to the Grand Central Depot.BUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors.Jane 16 1y 142 THE RUSSELL, OTTAWA.The Palace Hotel of Canada This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in the most modern style, is r ow open.The Russell contains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and baggage elevatora, and commands a splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grousds, river and canal.Visitorsto the Capital having business with the Government find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, whe- 9 they can always meet leading publicmen.Theen- tire Hotel 1s supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there would not be any confusion ur danger Every attention paid to guests.GOUIN & CO., Proprietors, February 5.ST.LOUIS HOTEL signif Ta 4 = as QUEBEC, This hotel, which is unrivalled for size, tyle, and locality in Quebec, has just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with new ~ystem of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &c.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practicai science can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has been supplied.WILLIS RUSSELL, President.CHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL CO.Propristors June 26 163 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.k.REVERE HOUSE.MRS.MONEIL, Proprietress.First-class Commercial and Private Hotel.Good Sample Rooms, convenient to Railway BNOSLEAMDORLS GLASGOW.PHILPS C0, 141 Ke .52e, 0 AOTEL ATH STREXT,.First-Class, Quietly and Centrally Situated ModerateCharges.| Turkish Baths.THE MONTREAL HERALD is ou fyle at this Hotel.July 31 WD 8) \u2014 THH CANADA COTTON COMPANY, Cornwall, Ont :0: Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks.Cantoun Flannels, Dyed Linings, Cotton B.ankets, & Oftices in Montreal: Corner St.John and Notre l'arme street- City and Listrict Oct.2.CANTLIE, EWAX ACO.CENERAL MERCHANT.\u2014AND- Manufacturers\u2019 Agenis.3leached Shirtiags, Grey Sheetings, Tickings, White, Grey & Colored Blankets, Fine and Medium Tweeds.Knitted Goods.Plain and Fancy Flanpel, Low Tweeds, Etoffes, &o., WHOLESALE ONLY SUPPLIED out from the Cavsdian market, | Yours truly, MEROBANT.| Montreal, April 16, 1886.15 Victoris 12 Wellington Square, Street E., MONTREAL.TORONTO.Oot.8 ly 387 \\ \u2014 ANTHONY FORCE RAILWAY SUPPLIES STEEL RAILS STEEL BARS MORGAN'S CRUCIBLES.Warehouse, 225 Wellington S Office, 76 St.Peter Street.Feb.5 W, & F, P, CORRE & 0 100 Grey Nun Street.Importers of SCOTCH GLAZED 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., &e.MANUFACTUREKS OF BESSEMER STEEL So.a, Chair and Bed Springs, A\" A large stock always on hand.Oct.24 COBOURC CAR WORKS, JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER Or Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, Box and Fiat Cars, Narrow-Gauge Rolling Stock, &c., Baggage, Mail and Express Coaches.WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Ont.Oct.21.Iy DW 252 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 Hiuges and Hot- Pressed Nuts, Track Bolts, Railway, Ship and other Spikes.Address THE ONTARIO BOLT CO.(Limited) TORONTO.ly 256 Jan.19 Telephone No.1128.Agont Montreal : R.RIDOUT, 22 St.John Street.Oct.9.ly 243 Barrow Hematite Steel Co arrow næmalite steel Loy BARROW-IN-FURNESS.COX & GREEN, Agents for the Dominion of Canada, Steel Rails, Steel Fishplates, Bessemer Pig Iron, &c.ly 218 J.CG.SIBBALD, mperter and Commission Merchant.STEEL AND IRON RAILS, kailway Supplies, Iron, Metals, ete 146 Broadway, NEW YORK.128 y MONTREAL BERLE WILL BE FOUND ON SALE \u2014AT THE\u2014 Following Dealers: ALBIUN HOTEL NEWS STAND.BERNARD, A.ovevveinnnne 1143 St.James St BOUDREAU, I.-.877 St.James St BONAVENTURE DEPOT NEWS STAND.BRADFORI), MRS.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.220 Seigneurs St DAVIDSON, W.1367} 8t.Catherine St.DAWSON BROS.1826 St.Catherine St.DRYSDALE, W.1423 8t.Catherine St.DALLAIRE, MRS.++.2579 Notre Dame St.FEATHERSTONE, À.Me.sss.cssoccsa0ecs0rses oor, St.Lawrence and Craig St FISHER, JOHN, & CO., 125 St.Francois Xavier St.GUILFOYLE, J.-.211 Seigneurs St GREAVES, J.J.816 St.Catherine St.GREAVES, J.J.1844 St.Catherine St.HALEY BROS.2126 Notre Dame St.HARKINS, MRS.,.368 St.Catherine St.JACKSON, MRS .424 Bleury 8t KELLY, J.++.0+++00000060.164 St.Antoine St.LEFORT, L.0.1115 St.James St.LAFRENIERE, C.cor, St.Denis & Craig *ts.LAPLANTE, H.ss.000sr.u00ss 1394 Ontario St.MILLOY, MRS.1201 8t.Catherine St.MURPHY, PETER.508 St.James St.MICHIE, MRS.,1442 8t.Catherine St.MORRISON, J.8, «291 St.Antoine St.McCALLUM, R.N.1805 St.Catherine St MoCANN, MRS.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260\u2026s00es .534 Craig St.McARAN,J.2080 Notre Dame St.MURRAY, J.& Co.«686 St.Catherine St.PRINGLE.8.-+++»912 Dorchester St.»+.10 Chaboillez Square RIENDEAU, M.3.667 St.James St.RICHELIEU HOTEL NEWS STAND.RIVARD, Le E.\u2026.\u2026\u202600sossonsracer 561 Craig St, SHARKEY, MISS 1340 Notre Dame St 81.LAWRENCE HALL NEWS STAND.ST.LAW.CIE.LIBRARY, 489 St.Lawrence St.SAIT, H.T.+0.-.-.+.1195 St, Catherine St IJOTT, A.8.verere.78 St.Lawrence St.STREET, WALTER .29 Bleury 8t SHEA, CHAS.£cc0.s0sse0s 678 Dorchester St.SMITU,H .1878 Notre Dame St SHELLY, MRS.147 McCord 8t WINDsUIt HOTER, NEWS STANDPOINT ST.CHARLES.ALBEKT & CALL WELL.369 Wellington St, MUN l'EITH, WM .157 Congregation St.COTE ST, ANTOINE.\u201cICCALL, FD 08 Leu.c0sssuue »Post-Offics TORONTO.ALLAN.P.C0.85 King Street West.QUEEN\u2019S HOTEL NEWS S1AND.OTTAWA.MoPYKE, J.+ +0 +4,0060 Sussex St.PIERCE, G.M.» ooo.Sparks St, RUSSELL HOUSE NEWS STAND.UGLOW, K.++.+> .000.0010000000 00 Sparks St GRAND UNION HOTEL.QUEBEC.HOLIWELL'S NEW + DEPOT.Opp.P.O sr If you want a Nurse's place advertise in The Herald guaranteed finest qualities.free > FNS, [= 6 Ne LE AM ol 4 19 { [1% ie) (ne [This Engraving represents the Lungs in a healthy state.] Hüsesiianeous, Psëstus, STRICTLY PURE, \u2014_\u2014 HARMLESS TO THE MOST DELICATE, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 In Consnmptive Cases It approaches so near a specifie that * five \u201d per cent.are permanently oured where, the directions are strictly complied with, TF There is no chemical or other ingredient, :0 harm the young or old.Asan Expectorant it has no eq It contains no Opium in any form, S0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Perry Davis & Son & Lawrence, SOLE AGENTS, MONTRBEAIL.LIEBIG CO ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JARS.2 pavaluable tonic in all cases of weak digestion and $+ Ty a success and a boon for which Nations should feel \u2014506 Medical Press, Lancet, British Medical Journal, de.To be had of a!l Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chemists.Sole Agents for Canada and the United States (wholesale only) O.David & Co, 9, Fenchurch Avenue, London, England, MPANY\u2019S EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUGES, CAUTION.\u2014Genuine ONLY with fac-simile of Baron Liebig\u2019s signature ty Blue Ink across Label, The title \u201c Bareg Liebig\u201d and his photograph having bees lately largely used by dealers having ne connection with Baron Liebig, the publie are bereby informed that the Liebig Com pany are the only manufacturers wh» are able to offer the article with Baren Licbig'g guarantee of genuineness, debility.grateful.\u201d Tiquors, Ales, Fic.JUAN HOPE & CO, MONTREAL, Agents in Canadas JOHN IE XUYPER & 80¥, Rotterds MARTELL & CO., Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO.Cognac MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO., Coblenz.BARTUN & QUESTIER, Bordeaux BR, MISA, Xeres dela Frontera.COCKBURN, SMITHES & \u20ac0., Opor MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London.BULILOCH.LADE & CQ.Glsseow Wh.JAMESON 4 Cd., Danan.CANTRFL.& CHRANE, Dublz» Ge, de.% B\u2014URDEZE LRCHIVED FROY Pis # HIT ESAL\u2019 FRADR ONLY CLARET! Cunliffe Dobso 1 & Co BORDEAUX, CHATEAU LEOVILLE, Do.MARGAUX.De.LAFITE.Lie ported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON, 256 Hoepital Street.Octobe 241 BOWS BREWERY, CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.Superior Pale and Brown Malt, In in Pale and other Ales, Extra Double zd Bingle Stout, 1n Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED, The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.Thos.J.Howard.b46 Dorchester street Jos.Virtét.19 Aylmer street Thos.Ferguson.162 St.Elizabeth st.Wm.Bishop.16 Visitation street Thos, Kinsella.,,.118 Ottawa street 9 ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE PHONE.WILLIAM DOW & CO, Brewers and Maltsters.Feb.28 ly DAWES & CG.BREWERS AND MALTSTERS.INDIA PALE xp XX MILD ALE, EXTRA axp XXX STOUT PORTER.(lu Woop and BorTLs.) Families supplied.SAND PORTER, Quari and Pinte, OFFICE: 021 St.JAMES STREFY WENT MUNTREAL.#¥-Ordora recolved by Yelephr~a May 2 10 JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.ALE AND FORTER BREWERS, WHO St.Mary Street, MONTREAL Have always oa hand the various; kinds of ALE AND.PORTER.IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regularly supplied.#39 ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE; POUNK, /1.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, bottles our Ales and Porter,and is authorized 10 uee (ur labalsy 2 7 FOR SALE, EX STORE, SAL SUDA, in Lots.WHITING, in Casks and Barrels.LINSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled, FLOUR SULPHUR, in Barrels.LUMP ALUM, in Barrels.GLASGOW T.D.CLAY TOBACCO PIPES, in Boxes.ROBT.N.CG.CONNAL, .Importer, Chesterfield Chambers, Miscellaneous.Blackman\u2019s Pasteur DISINFECTANT?For Water Closets, &c.\u2014\u2014\";_\u2014_\u2014 ROBERT MITCHELL & ov, Cor.St.Peter & Craig Sta.Agents for the Dominion, Call and see the Apparatus.Nov.4 139 Established 1344.Registered Cable &Telegraphic Address.\u201cPoo! andom MARCUS POOL & SON.17 West Smithfield, E.C., London, bug | Live Stock Commission Agents In London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southa\" pton Revreaented In the United States and Canaua by R.Bickerdike, Moutreal.Februarv \u201d POTTIER & STYMUS, Farniture and Interior Decoratious, NIW WARFROOMS, NEW YORK, Antique Depurunent,( CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, Bronzes, Vases and Our! us, June 13 ALY] KEEP YOUR FEET Drv and Comfortable BY USINE Ramsay's Waternroof Leather Preservative For Boots and Shoes, Harness and all kind of Leather A.RAMSAY & SON, 87 & 41 Recollet Street, MONTREAL.Oct.22 te 268 HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AdD STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE Published Monthly, containiug the TIMETABLES and MAPS of all the CANAAN and the principal AMERICAN RA: L- WAY and STEAM NAVIGATIO™ LINES.For sale by News Dealers and Booksellers and.by News Agents on Trains and Steamers, PRICE, + < - BU CENTS, Annual Subscription, 4.00, payable la ads vauce.U.R.CRI iUL4 + CO, L70s'Not - .\u2018ams Mirçet, Montres.nhlishers and Froprietrs TIMBER SALE.\u2014\u2014\u2014; (} emo TAKE NOTICE that there will be offered for sale, subject to a reserve price, at Public Auction, at the Qu- \u2019s Hotel, in the Village of Forest, in the County of Lambton, in the Province of Ontario, on WEDNESDAY, PA 14th day of APRIL next, at 2 o\u2019clock p.m-s a the Cedar of seven inches in diameter anc over at the butt, and all other saleable Time berof thirteen inches in diameter abd OV A at the butt, excepting Beech and Maple, Sn the Indian Reserves at Kettle Point and on, the River aux Sable, in the sald County Lambton.The purchaser, in addition to the price paid as bonus [which must be in cash at the time of sale], wi | also be required to pay dues on all timber cut on the Res-rves.according to the ordinary Tariff of Dues of the Department, and an annual ground rent of $l per square mile.rchaser will also be required to far- pish security by & bond to be executed by himself and two responsible parties as sureties that he will work the limit continuously and otherwise comply with the conditions of the License, which will not be renewed a ter the expiration of the year ending 80th April, \u2019 L.VANKOUGHNET, Deputy of the Supt.General of Indian Affairs.Dept.of Indian Affairs, Ottawa, 17th March, 1886.13 A 76 \u2014 sar Ir you want a Cook\u2019 vlace advertise in The Herald 18 ST.ALEXIS STREET.Dec.19 y tre 206 free 489 FIFTH AVENUE, | + The gig squs \u2014 {hs Wed men Boom {srecial of W heneve city with | the city tu Tespe:Ls ar showman.Tucugh enth .siasn proc-sion made up f of p= ple Indeed 80 meut has not L:en t that you à Ye ny pe play at thi tha.they\u2019 den \u2018\u2026 see tight-, the molouus.at the Ut dowu, sm since last nightly Thi- ope Thom pso owes ml mag fice ana the | but/the n ful, with and a Co partaie worked, proper p act, whe oome on of those ers of 8 like dec for the e of the M ous thot Mr.Jd and in | i deserves .be p:ace :viston | prising \u2018we ouz) 4o culti T we her livres \u20141 pies em Àr and ure of tis pout 0 otherw Fos put vn Speci The e: thé ad behole is ou is tLe lebiutt Brow, inclus fields all Sigua Wind from Caille J.: 1 Jock Wou ble.ana, Tight dogs Wor! \u201cthe iate their ope.touc bold ing | nish indi: thei; will for : dun Pec) din, dau C2 4 el OS \u2014 = my a ra, ATE, ous X IES \"28, v 144 iT e pative) kind )N, ty \u2014\u2014 A4D- LM Be AN rs and.OTE, la ads I NEW YORK GOSSIP.yhe Big Circas\u2014Pepita at the Union Square\u2014The;Impressionists of Paris \u2014 their 0ddity\u2014The Social World\u2014 Weddings to Come-Other Entertaie- ments\u2014The Spring Fashions\u2014Easter Boanets, [BPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.| NEw Yogg, April 15th, 1886.Whenever Mr.Barnum comes to our city with his * greatest show on earth,\u201d the city turns out and turns in to pay 1ts respe:i3 and its dollar to the wonderful showman.Tncugh rain put a stop to much public enth.siasm in the evening set apart for the proc-eion, yet the past few fair days have madg up for the wet ones, and thousands of p= ple daily and nightly go to the circus.Jodeed so fashionable a Lenten amuse- meut has it become, that to declare you\u2019ve not L:en to Barnum\u2019s is to openly confess that you are not in the style.V- ny people should objeut to witness a play «t this time,and yet aver with pleasure tha.they\u2019ve been to Madison Square Garden \u20180 see the flying trapeze, the men in | | i ; .pau frered ublio © n the \u2018and Tim- | over le, on 1d on ty of paid time es on ng to nent, juare fur- ed by sure= pusly ns of pril, neral \\ 76 k's 1d tigkt-, the women in ballet dress, is am- molcus.But this is a fact.« pEPITA 7 at the Union Square Theatre, has been cut dowu, smoothened and otherwise improved since last I mentioned ita existence, and i8 nightly performed to crowded houses.Thi.opera bouffe, the libretto by M.Thompson, the music by M.Solomon, owes much of its taking qualities to its mag nficent stage mounting.Of the text, ana the plot, I cannot alier my opinion, but the music is catching, bright and tuneful, with three or four really pretty arias, and a couple of topical songs.The scenes partaie of tropical luxuriance, opulently worked, every detail accurate and ia it8 proper place.Toe grand fivale of the last act, where corypuees dressed like birds, come on the stage and dance to the music of those warblers of the woods ; the showers of seeming molten gold ; the rainbow- like decorations of the whole; are feasts for the eye and ear, and to the care-laden of the Metropolis are a surcease from anxious thoughts.Mr, J, M, Hill is the owner of \u2018\u2018 Pepita,\u201d and in his qualily a8 manager, certainly j deserves praise for the grand way in which \"he paces whatever comes uader his super- :yislon before the public.If this enterprising gentleman never did anything else, we cught to be thankful for kis willingne:e to cultivate the eye to symphonies of color.THE IMPRESSIONISTS OF PARIS * are here in their works\u2014for in that a man lives\u2014to the number of three hundred ex- ampies.They are stopping at the Ameri- em Art Galleries, Madison Square South, and are creating no little criticism.Most of tis 18 adverse ; and judging from my point of view, 1 do nol see how it could otherwise be.Tu13 body of eccentric artiste pretend to put on canvas what they actually sce irrespective of any recognized rules of art.The examples shown prove the truth of the adage: * Brauty is in the eye of the beholder\u201d?Of course sometimes beauty is outside of any special eye, as is the case with the works of Marizot, Cail- lebutte, Glaude Monet, 3iguae and J.L.Brown.Monet sends half a dozen works including a portrait, snow landscape, wheat fields, flowers, and a race course picture; all worthy of keen inspection.Biguas perceives strange lights from \u201cA Window,\u201d as well as interesting studies from \u2018 La Grue de Charbon Clichy.\u201d G.Caillebotte is queer in all his ways, aut J.Lewis Browu\u2019s impressions of \u201c A Jockey,\u201d ¢ Cavalius,\u201d and * House 1a the Wouds\u201d are =upposable and quite possi: ble.This collection is well worth viewing, ARC, as some Montreal students here rightly obsttve, a chanee is offered that dogs uot elsewhere occur in the New World, The Impressionists declare that \u201cthey have borrowed from tneir immed- iste predecessors of the French School their honest way of painting 1n the ope.aif offhand, with vigorous touches.To these were added the bold and novel methods of coloring learned cf the Japanese, and thus furnished they began to develop their own individaality aod to look at nature with their own eyes.\u201d THE SOCIAL WORLD will keep quiet for a fortnight, and then for ceveral weeks will beam aad bloom till Juve roses fade.A number of important People in the great world are 0 have wedding bells rung for their sous and daugliters, directiy Easter is over.Howe weddings are in high favor and 8 nuwber of select uflairs will be thus cele- | brat d: The tableaux of which I wrote last week were highly successful in every! Way.The fuuds for the sea-side have \u2019 have much increased, aud the ladies who! % assisted\u201d as pictures have learned! how handsume they really are.The artists who \u201ccomposed\u201d the groups, showed great skill, aud gave les «uns fur \u201ceffect\u201d It is whispered that tableaux entertainments will be among the next ! summer watering-place pastimes.Last | summer the youa; men at these resorts ' did tise Gladiator business, but new attrac- | tions which w:il show off *¢ the belles of our country \u201d are ou the tapis ; the coming Beasou promises tv be prolific judging by the forming bliossoms.Miss Wickha , à lady of considerable tlocutionary ability and well koowu in the oity, has successfully given a series of Teadi igs during lent at the Hotel Brune- Wick, 1 The closing entertainment Of the weason will take place Où the evening of April 27 And 29 in the ball-room of the Bruns.ap and will consist of Tennyson\u2019s team of Fair Women,\u201d illustrated by the tlaborate tableaux vivants\u2014an enter- parnment of the same kind as that given the accomplished reader last year.rs.Herbert Wright will sing * The Vision,\u201d by Polloni, and other amateurs will contribute to the musical portion othe entertainment, Klunder, the florists faiille sagh is tiea in the back against a will make of the stage an arbor of tropical trees and plants.At Miss Sarah Cowell\u2019s unique entertainment at the University Club Theatre, the other evening, she showed marked dramatic ability as a French actress in a study entitled Illusions\u2019 Among the committee were Mrs.Brockholst-Catting, Mre.P.Lorillard, jr.; Mrs.T.B.Mus- rove, Mrs.Van Anken, and Mrs.Del onte.THE SPRING FASHIONS, With the tender blades of grass and the budding bushes, the garments of the young season are Come, To promenade Fifth Avenue on Sunday between half-past twelve p.m.and half- past one, to note the suggestions even of what we are about to array ourselves ia, to meet a tan colored jacket worn by a slender young lady, a dark blue coat by another, and a new homespun in moss green by a third, and go on, not forgetting the deep rich reds of the velvet visite, all inform us that the time is rapidly approaching when we will gladly bid adieu to all semblance of winter garments, EASTER BONNETS.are now peeping out of their white pasteboard caskets, and a lovely show they make.Among them is one composed of steel passementerie, forming the brim and centre of the crown, and cardinal tulle ; gteel-colored tips are placed on the apex of the crown, fastened with a bow of steel- colored ribbon ; the same ribbon is uted as ties.A virot is of shining pink crape, with puffed crown, double box-pleated front, garniture of bronze beade, trimmings of variegated shrimp pink velvet poppies, and ties of gros grain crape edge.A very pretty bonnet is a little brown straw, studded with coral, with passementerie of the same around the front, very high bows of brown ribbon and a coral-colored parrot adorns the crown.A hat for dress and evening is of open work straw, combined with a full plaiting of pale pink tulle, and tips and aigrette of the same fastened with a straw-colored ribbon bow, strings of the same ribbon edged with gauze.A striking bonnet is of cardinal Boglish crape, finished all r und with a velvet roll of the same color ; nigh French bows of the same shade, pla a ontop with black piznets, wide ribbon strings.A HIGH ENGLISE HAT of black straw is trimmed Wround the crown with a band of cardinal velvet and a tight wreath of red roses over the crown; fastened with a red velvet bow and a long black lace scarf to be worn around the neck.\u2018There is à great variety of English turbans to match suits, trimmed with soft silk fastened with a dagger or other ornament.An especially pretty one is faced over the edge in pearl-colored velvet in folds, and trimmed high on the left side, with tips and an aigrette and gray bird.The low turbans are again revived with high rolling brim and square crown studded with jets in black straw, with a rosette of white lace fastened with a jet dagger.COSTUMES are imported in cream colored crepe de chine with satin stripes, hand painted in rose buds, the skirt is edged with a deep flounce of Valencieanes lace, and a long drapery of the same; the bodice i- cut heart shape, back and front, with à gimpe of lace.Another imported costume in black satin duchesse has the pauel on one side elah- orately trimmed with electric pendauts, the skirt is draped in hoop drapery with butterfly top ; the bodice is finished with epaulets and pendants of electric medalione, and the cuffs edged with the same.New polonaises are modeled to fit the form like a jersey.One graceful shape is made with a vest and revers oi velvet.It has one single dart on each side of the front and a deep curving one under the arms.The drapery in the back has extra widths allowed below the centre seam and side s£a:18, the one beneath the centre seam being unfolded in a deep box plait, while the one below the siue sean i8 brought forward on the outside, with deep plaits arranged back of it to form a perfect vouffant effect.BASQUES for general wear do not vary much in shape from those worn last season.The pointed front, short over the hips and po-tilian-plated backs is the favorite design.The double-breasted front, the one cut diagonally, and outlined with à single velvet revers, the Moliere vest, the surplice, pleated on the shoulders and shirred at the belt, and the plain bodice simply crossed with nun\u2019s folds of the dress fabric, all are still @ Ja mode.The shoulder seams are still short, and the sleeve is still high shouldered, but is not fulled in at the top of the arm-bole.Graceful elbow sleeves for full dress, and close, tailor- made, coat sleeves for general wear are the shapes par excellence.CONFIRMATION DRESSES are worn here by the children of Roman Catholics aud German Lutherans.As a rule the dresses are sitiple.They are generally made of fine muslin, and often have a silk lining.À confirmation dress having an uoderskirt of eilk has athin muslin overdress finished with a wide hem.The waist is half low with a gathered muslin guimpe covering the neck.The long, tight-fitting sleeves terminate with a puffing headed by embroidered insertion.The long French belt of ribbon to match.\u2018Lhe faille au- moniére hangs at the side from two long pieces of ribbon.The rmbroidered tulle cap has no strings, A \u201cJuive\u201d veil is thrown over the head and dress.The stockings and gaiters are white, the gloves are white kid.\u201d White muslin guimpes will be worn this summer with cambric and other cotion dress goods.The new lace braille, lighter in weight than the Hercules, promise to be held in special favor.Gray in all shades is fashionab'e, and the old favorites, ashes-of- roses and clair de lune are revived, High lustred black silk is very popular, and biack eatin witi lace and jet accessories is algo ia style.A new shade of green in millnery is called Neapolitan.« Brersey BANOKER.\u201d rt IMPORTANT.Passengers arriving in tue City of New York via Grand Ceutral Depot eave $3 Curriage H re and Transfer of Baggage by Stopping at the GRAND UNION HOTEL Opposite said depot, Passengers arriving by West Shore Railroad, via Weelawken Ferry, by taking the 42nd street Horre Cars ui Ferry entrance, reach Grand Union Hotel \u2018in ten minutes for 5 cents, and save $3 Carriage Hire.600 Elegant Rooms, $1 and upwards per day.Euaro- ean P.an.Elevators, Restaur-nt, Cafe, unch and Wine Rooms supplied with the best.Prices moderate.Fauwilies can live better for less money at tbe Grand Union tha: at ary other strictly first-class hotel in the city.Guests\u2019 baggage delivered t-1 and from Grand Ceutrai Depot free, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Much in a Little, Hamilton Dowd, writing from Burnua,Ont.says he was.afflicied with chilblains which were very sore and painful and which wothing relieved until he tried Hagyard\u2019s Just befure he was assassinated, but which juridiction.\u2014 \u2014 Or Cheerful Clippings from all Quarters.\u2014The Paris Morning News reports that Mr.Thorndike Rice, the proprietor ard editor of the North American Review, won 6 francs the other day in two sittings at Monte Carlo.y 5 are male Iudians, termed mazos.They are deft and quick, and will hire themselves to a stranger in the capital for $3 a week, giving their employer undivided and very welcome se.vice._\u2014Mrs.Col.Cooper, wife of the English giant, who is engaged with Baroum\u2019s circus, gave birth Lo à sevenicen-pouud baby, Monday, at the home of her parents in Bay City, The child\u2019s height at birth was an even twenty-oae inches.\u2014In the National Museum at Washington there is a pyr of dove colored chamois skin gloves which were made for Lincoln ne never wore, and also a model of his patent for Lifiing vessels over shoals.\u2014The Boston Globe says : The Parisian fancy of printing an inscription on the petals of natural roses has been introduced Into this country, and sentimental swains do not consider the bouquet perfect unless one flower at least is marked with & tender expression.\u2014At Sheiby [N.C.] court a short time ago, the cage was tried ofu boy who nad been fined by ibe waycr of the town for climbing a tree, there being a town ordinance forbidding the climbing of trees.The boy appealed, and the judge reversed the mayor\u2019s decision, declaring tree climbing to be an inalienable right of boys, over which municipal authorities have no \u2014A Paris letter has the following about the Abbe Li:zi:\u2014Fatal, Byronian, thirsting after beauty in all its forms, Liszt was the idol of the women in every court in Europe.\u2018\u201cI remember at Moscow, one day,\u201d said my old Parisian informant, *\u2018 Liezt sucked an orange, aud left the empty rind on his plate.lmmediately the ladies pre- gent seized the precious relic, divided it into parts, and each ate her share of it as if it were the sacrament.A French imperial princess who was present refused to par ticipate in this rite, and L ezt never forgave er.\u2014During the recent difficulty between Bulgaria and Servia, Gabdan Effendi was the envoy from Turkey to the Bulgarian Government.He wears a false nose.When he set out from Sofia for Constantinople, the Bulgarian authorities gave him a passport, upon which the words, \u201c A pastebvard nose \u201d was written under the head * Particular Marks.\u201d The Turk immediately complained bitterly to Prince Alexander of tue rudeness ot his employes.The Prince apologized with à smile, and made the diplomatist & present of a enuff- box for consolation.\u2014It is not generally known that the famous cream-culored lborses which draw Her Majesty\u2019s carriage ou S:ate occasions, belong to her, not as Queen of England, but as a Princess of the Royal House of Hanover.The home of the breed for a very long period has been at Herrenhausen, a country residence lying @ couple of miles outside the Hanoverian capital.There may be seen to this day a stud of some twenty or thirty of the five auimals, kept by the Prussian Government on behalf of the exiled Duke of Cumberland out of the revenues of bis confiscated estates.The breed has been so long kept pure that it ia rare (so say the a\u2018tendants) for anything but a cream-colored fual to be produce.l.\u2014The late Colonel Burnaby\u20193 political novel is to be called \u201cPassion and Politics.\u201d The time of the action 18 cast ** in the dim and distant future\u201d\u2014say about ten yeais hence\u2014and treate fully of the Irisb problem, and other social matters.À strong element of interest runs shrough the love scenes, while another featune\u2014likely to be the most popular\u2014is the very free and merciless manner in which Ministers and other public meu\u2014immediately recoguiz- able under their tain disguises \u2014are intrc- duced.The book is written in the 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For nearly Seven years, and no medicine seemed to do me any Good ! | ! Until I tried two bottles of your Hop Bitters, and to my surprise Iam well today as ever I wae.I hope * You may have abundant success.¢ In this great and >\u2019 Valuable medicine: Anyone! * * wishing to know more about my cure ?Can learn by addressing me, E.M.Williams, 1103 16th street, Wash, D.C.I CONSIDER \u2014\u2014Your Remedy the best remedy in existence For indigestion\u2018 kidney 4 \u2014Complaint \u201c And nervous debility.I;bave just\u201d Returned \u201c From the South in fruitless search for health, and find that your bitlers are cring me môre Good ! Than anything else.À month ago | was extremely \u201c Emaciated ! 1 1\u201d And scarcely able to walk, Now [ am Gaining strength! and ¢¢ Flesu I\u201d And hardly a day passes bus what I am complimented on my improved appearance, \u2014* Chambermaids \u201d in Mexican hotels |.LE JA \u201c2fiscellanrous.EWIS His Outspoken Opinion.The very marked testimonials from Oullego Protessors, respectable Physi cians, and other gevilemer of intellis gence aud character to the value 10 Warner's SAFE Care, published in the editorial columns of cur best news papers, kave greatly surorised me Many of these gentlemes ! «now, and respire the rtestimony I wis impelled to purchase same bouties of Warners SAFE Cure and auaiyse it.Besides, I took some, swairowing three times the prescribed quantity.I am satisfied the wade ge Is not injgrious, and will -ankly add thot if 1 found myself the viotim of 8 serious kidney trouble } should use this preparatien.The truth is, toe medic.] profession stands daned and helpless in the presence of mere than one ktdrey malady, while thn tea vdmeny of hundreds of intelligeni and ver repatable gentlemen hardly leaves room to denbt that Mr.BH.H.Warner Das fallen apon one of these happy dis coveries which occasionally bring help of su ering huxaanily.DIO LEWIS.Insvrance.STANDARD LILE ASSURANCE COMPANY, (Established 1825.3 = =» = «= $106,000,000 Invested Funds - - - « « 31,470,000 Annual Income «se = 4,000,000 Benuses hitherto distributed amount to the large sum of s « = = « = = @ 17,000,000 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 participate in a full year\u2019s share of the profit, W.M.RAMSAY, Manager.11 287 Nonh dntish and Mercantile VIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMP\", 1ESTABLISHED 1809.RESOURCES GF THE COMPANY.Authorized Capital.£3,000,000 Sig Sabacribed.\u2026.\u2026.2,500,000 Paild-uP.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00.\u2026.625,000 * Fire Fund and Reserves at 31st December.1884.£1,597,225 9 6 Lifeand Annuity Funds.3,904,662 7 3 Revenue, Fire Braneh.1,201,068 1111 Life & Aununity Brunches 587,561 8 $ WILLIAM EWING.ss.Inspecto: GEORGE N.AHERN .Sub-Inspectot Head Office for the Dominion, Montreai D.LORN MACDOUGALL, THOMAS DAVIDSON, General Agents.October 1 THEROYALCANADIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Co.157 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 honor- ab)s treatment :-\u2014 Capital .\u2026\u2026.$500,000 Income during the year ending Bist Dec, 1884.0.++0+000 425,000 ANDREW ROBERTSON, Esq., Hon.J.R.THIBAUDEAU, Presldent.Vice-Pres.ARTHUR GAGNON, Geo.H.MOHENRY, Sec,-Treas.Manager.Standard Bull lings, Montreal.Nov.21 Oct.2.1y 236 THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO.Canada Board of Directors The Bonorable HY, STARNES, Chairman.THECDORE HART, Esq.EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.Ww.J.BUCHANAN, Esq.Capitat, «\u20ac = «+ = «= $10,000,000 Avaonnt invested in Canada.$900,000 Assets, + ss « « «= $33,000,000 Mercantile Riskc accepted at the lowest eurrent rates.Churches, Dwelling Houses and Farm Properties, insured at reduced rates.G.F.C.SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion.SubsAgents: E LACRIN FRED C.HENSHAW, Ory pince d\u2019 Armes.24 Hospital street.Having been appointed Sub-Agent [or the nove £8 mpany for the City of Montreal, I take the liberty of asking my friends to favor me with a share of their Insurance Risks.F.CO.HENSHAW, 24 Hospital Street.ewF- Telephone Communication.SPRING HILL COAL.FRESH MINED, Screened Steam Coal, arriving daily in BOX cars, dry and free from dust- CUsBERLANG RAIL %AY & COAL COMPANY.i.R.OOWANNS, Secretary.6 ASTERFIKED (\"HAMBERS, \\$ Alexis Mireet r and it is all due to Hop Bitiers J.Wickiitfe Jonson, \u2014 Wilmington, Del.#8 None genuine without & bunch of green Hops on the white label.Shun all Yellow Oil; less than one bottle cured him, vile, poisonous stuff with \u2018 Hop\u201d or * Hops\u201d in their name.ar If you want, Boarders THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, APRIL 17 MEN, WOMEN AND THINGS, T ds.Frotessional Cards.~ JAMES BAXTER & CO.120 St.Francois Xavier St.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash.No Commission or Brokerage business done.NO MONEY LOANED.\u201d July 23 1y 176 McGIBBON & McLENNAN, Barristers, Advocates, &c., STANDARD BUILDING, 157 St.James Street, MONTREAL Dec.1 lm 287 MacDOTJGALL BROS., Stock Brokers 69 ST.FRANCOIS VIER 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.mber 29 192 D.LCRN MAUDOUGALL & 00.Stock Brokers.Members Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET.Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, |: or on margin, May 80 1yle | ANDREW A WILSON, Stock Brokers (Members of Montreal 3.ock Ex.ange.) Stocks bought and sold for 3asho: »n margin .Office Hamilton Caambers, 4 .17 8t, John » t.(P.v.BozLy Octoner 27.JOHN G.GRANT, STOUK BROKER.Member Montreai Stock Exchange.) Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for Gash | or on margin.Office\u201415 Hospital Street, No, | 2 India Chambers.P.O.Box 734.\u2019 July 12 166 STUART & CO., Sto.srokers, 13 HOSPITAL STREET.Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange.January 17 15 H OO'TIR, Accountant and Auditor.Address P.O.Box No.1,888, September.P, LAMCTHDR & SON.Estate, Insurance aud Investment Agents.Office\u20143 Place d\u2019Armes Hill, J.RIELLE, Land Surveyor 146 ST.JAMES STREET.MOFFAT & OALDW BLL, Bankers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers, k 444 MAL STREET, WINNIPEG, Man.Real estate bought and sold Mortgages | negotiated.Collections made.(Jorres- ! pondence in vited, Address Drawer 1269, P.O., Winulpeg.; _Augustld 000 Lo À H.SANDFIELD MAODONALD,.(Late Maclennan & Macdonald,) Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary, &o.Solicitor for the Ontario Bank, CORNWALL, ONT.N.B.\u2014Special facilities for making prompt: Collections throughout Ontario and Mani.tob: J une 3 158- LE{TOH & PuiNGLEH, Barristers, Attornogs-at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries Public, &c.CORNWALL, ONT.Jas.Leitch.i R.W.Priugle, August 25 MAOLHUNNAN & LIDDHLL, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c., CORNWALL, Ont.J.B.Maclennan, Q.C.J.W.Liddell, C, H.Cline.156 July ?BHATITY, OHAD WIVK, BLACKSTOOCK & GALT, BHATTY, CHADWIOK, BLACEKSTOOK & NHVILLE, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &o.W.H.B E.M.CHADWICK, TG.BLAOKSTOOK, R.8.NEVILLE.THOMAS P.GALT, Offices\u2014Bank of Toronto Buildings.COBNER OF W EJ LINGTON: AND CH GROH 878.TORONTO.December 31.811 OCAMBRON & MoPHILLIPS, Barristers, Solleitors, &c., Cawthra Chambers, 48 King Street West TORONTO, Hector Came.on, QC.| P.McPhilk 8.May 7 ly I MACMAHON, MAUDONALD, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, Barristers, Solicitors, &c., 0.7 York Chambers TORONTO, Toronto Street.HUGH MACMAHON, Q.0.P.H.DRAYTON, GEO.MACDONALD, November 14, MACMILLAN BARRI TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C-r LONDON, ONT.12m sw274 285 GIBBONS, MoNAB & 1y Barristers and Attornies OFFICE: lorner Richmond and Carling Streets, LONDON, ONT | Geo.McNab.Mulkern.A Feo yu.Gibbons, January à MAGDONA:D, TUPPER & PHIRREN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, OPFICES OVER MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK, WINNIPEG.HUGH J.MACDONALD, FRANK H.PHIPPEN, J.Fou WART TUPPER, WILLLAM Ju \u2018eb.ADVERTISE IN THE MONTREAL HERALD.IF YOU Want & Cook, Want a Clerk, Want a Partner, Want a Situation, Want to Sell a Piane, Want to Buy a Horse, Want to Sell a Carriage.Want to Buy or Sell a Farm, Want to Let a House or Cottage, Want to Sell House Property, Want to Sell Groceries or Drugs, Want to Sell Household Furniture, Want te Sell Dry Goods or Carpets, Want to Find Customers for Anything, ADVARTISE IN THE MONTREAL HERALD.The Very Best Medium in the Country, Advertising will gain New Customers, Advertising will keep old Customers, Advertis.ng Liberally Always Pays, Advertising makes Success Easv, Advertising Begets Confidence, Advertising Shows Energy, Advertising Shows Pluck, Advertise then at once.Advertise continually, Advertise skillfully, Advertise frecly, Advertiss here.ADVERTISE NOW.ADVERTISE IN THE MONIREAL HERALD CASTO I FLUXD (Registered) a delightiuli refrésulng prepayation for the bair.should be ased daily.Keeps the scalp healthy, prevents dwndrufi, promotes tie rowth.A perfeql hair dressing for the advertise in The Herald, free des Pate og Hi asic at) 'No.68 Broadway, New York.HALSTHD&McLANE, 31 Broad Street, New York SHAW BROS.& CASSILS 426 & 428 NOTRE DAMF IST, Cochrane Cassils \u2018A Second-hand Gordon Job Cylinder Press F.J.DUNBAR | Sc CAMERON, | MULKERN, | Business Cards.THO AS SUTTON, Hair Dresser, Periumer and Gentlen.en\u2019s Haberdasher, WINDSOR HOTEL.Æ#-Hot and Cold raths 25 cents.Nov, il ly 270 \u201c JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT CAW 280 BROADWAY, STEWART BUILDING,) NEW YORK OITF* 8m 260 KEPPLER & SANCIUN.BANKERS AND BROKERS, Oct.BUY AND SELL FOR CASH, OR ON MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YOkn STOCK EXCHANGE.LPH.KEPPLER, Members of N.Y.W.B.SANCTON, Stock Exchange.Oct.D ly 260 R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MOLANE.BANKERS AND BROKERS.OFFICE: Oet.30 ly 260 TANNERS AND DEALERS IN Hides and Leather, MONTKEAL.Oct.ly 252 James Thomson, \u201cTHE CABINET MAKER,\u201d House Furnishing and General Decoration, 227 ST.JAMES STREET, MON l REAL.>ct 3 ly 287 &Co.MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes, Wholesale, CORNER OF Craig and St.Francois Xavier Streets, MONTREAL.Oet.21 ly 262 DR.MAJOR, Sipeelalist to the Department for Diseases ofthe Nose, a> Throat, Montreal General Hospital, 1,898 St.Catherine Street.ly 287 TO PRINTERS.FOR SALE CHEAP, Nov Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.Has Ink Fountain complete.Will print a sheet 16x24 inches, With slight expense can put in good running order, and would b a ta press in a country office, Apply to HERAD Office.THE KEY TO HEALTH.Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, - ing off gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the secretions; at the same time Correcting Acidity of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys- popsia, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, and General Debility; all these and many other similar Complaints happy influence of OOD BITTERS.T.MILBURN & CO., Proprietors, Toronto, = AUD Naw York, Boston & New England GREEN MOUNTAIN ROUTE.rr; () § satan {rains Leave Montreal, 1A.M.\u2014~Fast Train, arriving \u201coat Albans, 18.50 a.m ; Burlington 12.10 p.m, ; Montpelier, 12560 p.m.White River Junction, 2.55 p.m.Boston, via Lowell 7.20 p.1a,, ana New York, via Springâe, inf 10,80 p.xa.* *Y.,œan New Buffet Parior Cars te, Bose 4.20 1Q:-\u2014= 8.3 P.M.-New York anu Boston EF press, arriving St.Albaus 6.pm, [Supper], Burlington &35 ti, Rutland 11.65 porn, Troy 08 a m,, Albany 2.25 s.m., Mew Youx 7.36 a.m., Worcester 8.40 80e, Boston 7.49 wm.via Rut- lard, Bellows Falls and FiMkoh- burg \u2018yuguer Sleeping Cars Montreal ww.New yvoark and Pullman Sleeping Cars 3t.Alban: to Boston Througt Cars on this traiv arriving Water- 100 7.36 p.ro., Magox 8.35 pun.and Shephrooke York,vis Northam ptu, Ho a.10 tonnection a Winchenden \u201cor Worgesie Ta Ot (raid TSKoK OEY Nashus and Naw Tngiand Railroads Sullmanr Buff oe.ng Cars aus \u201coringfeld For Tickets, fay BOA 110 ARR ana wthex infor pk OifiGes, or r St T-meu Street A.C.STONEGRAVE, amily.200 per bottle, \u201846 « «qb.GRAY, Chemist 141 81, Lawrence .{ in treet, ield to the | SURDOCK | 9.16 p.m.° ry fy Po.- Nigel Kxproës, for Bap 2.31) Albans, White River Junction, Manchonetex, Nashua, arriving | Bestop via Lowell 486 a.m.via Fitebbury, 9.35 a.m.au Springfield, sud Vs Eavrn KB xs Ercvidenss aud all points ox Now York and mation.apply at Windsor Rote) 3m Grand Tru Je ours ADY'E >ÂiV0, (BR RE: TAKE THE CANADIAN.PACIFIC RAILWAY \u20140:\u2014-FOR\u2014:0:\u2014+ Quebec and the Lower Provinces.Ottawa Kingsten, Toronto, Port Arthur, Winnipeg, Mauitoba, AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, TIME TABILHI TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL.For Winnipeg\u20142.00 p,m.daily, except Sun- 8.For Ottawa\u20147.15 a.m., 9.00 a.m,, 2.00 p.m.6.00 p.m,, and $8.00 p.m.+ For Toronto\u20149.00 a.m.and 18.00 p.m.For Quebec\u20148.06 a.m., *4.00 p.m.and 10.00 gm.ARRIVE AT MONTREAL From Winnipeg\u201412.85 p.m.daily except Tuesday.From Ottawa\u201418.18 a.m., 112.35 p.m., 8.58 p.-m., and 10.00 p.m.From Toronto\u201438.18 a.m.and 10.00 p.m.From Quebec\u20146.30 a.m., 9.10 p.m.and *10.35 p.m.* Sundays only.t Runs daily, Sundays\"inciuded, other - trains week days only.THE CANADIAN ALL=RAIL ROUTE TO THE NIRTH-WEST.Connestions at TORONTO for all points WEST, sOUTH AND NORTH-WEST.Magnificent Parlor and Sleeping Cars on Through and Loca! Eæpress Trains.28 Five Trains Dally to Ottawa.F 1 i er fa information, Tickets, ete,, apply a 266 St.James Street, Windsor Hotel Ticket Office, Quebec Gate Statio», Montreal.W.( VAN HORNE.W.WHYTE Vice-President.Gen Supt.E.& Ont.Divs D.MoNICOLL, General Passenger Agent A DAVIS, o (General Supt.Quebec Division, ct.SOUTH-EAS \\Iontreal and Boston Air Lise.The Direst and Best Route to Boston and all New England points, via Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, &c.Ou and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1885 trains will leave Montreal as follows = 8.10 A.M.\u2014F»r Farnham, Newport; and local points.5.10 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston :na New England points, witk Pullman Palac: Sleeping Car attached ; also for Newport.Waterloo, Bedford, St.Cesaire and inter: mediate points, with through \u201c«cnnectlon for Springfield, and all poliis on the Cone nectiont River Line.Baggage checke« through and passed by the QOustoms at Bonaventure Depot.For Tickets and all information.apply at 202 Ht.James street, Windsor F ote), or Bons - aventure Station.T, A.¥ ACKINNON artones Sr cral Mannu:er( for the ru- loots TF Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.'s, RAILROADS \u201c1.and: H.>> Saratoga, Troy, \u2018Albany, Boston, .New York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EASY QUICK TIME.NO DELAYS.Mn and Atter MONDAY Deeember 7th! TRAINS WILL LEAVE: MONTREAL.4,80 p.m.\u2014Nighl Express\u2014Wagners Klee .gant Sleeping Car runs through to New York without change, arriving In New York u ' 7.80 next morning, is Train make clogs connection at Troy and Albany with Sleeping Car Train for Poston, arr'vine af « L,30 Ka.New York Through Malis and Express car ried via vhs ne.ormation given, and Tickets solu at all grand Trek Oeices, aad at the Companys\u2019 « ce, 143 SC.James Siyeetl, Monireal, J.W.BURDICR, UHAS.U.MOFALL General Pass\u2019.A sen \u2018ranera) Agent, Albauy N.Ÿ Mi-ntresl WINTER ARRANGEMENT.Commenoing 16th Nov.I~ -, THROUGH RXPRu.: ee MARE TRAINS RUN DAT Viraye axvoy cde follows: LevIB, .icrrsrsnriionnsnienn.5.90 AM.Riviere du Loup .EE is Pistes 115 * Rimouski.3 \u201c Little Mew « am cveidion, ven rere 100% L&1nousle Junotion.\u2026.0001 hd Mar senses 6 CWCAHIE cu cncc eur sos rovceucolZ 1 MOUCLOD vars aves ao AM St.Johr.AR vs T0» HIAUITA2 y.00 sons as co vua0 0000000 : 4005 PM.ne Grand Trunk Trains leaving Montreal a310.16 P.M.connect =! Chaudiare Jonction * wit these drains.The Traixs to Half*ax and St.Joun run, through to èheir dest'zations on Sundsys.The Pullman Car leaving Monireal co: Mon day, Wednesday and ¥riday, ruas throuvr te : Mallfax, end the one leaving on Tuesday, 'Thureday ard Saturday to St.John.AIT Trainsare rran ty Kastern Standard Time.##-\"HRQUGH TICEkTS- beobtained - via rail and steamer all points on The.Lower St.Lawrence and in the Maritime Provinees.For.tickets and all informaii;n ih egaxd to.passenger fares, rates oi freight, train are rangements, &e, apply ta G.W.ROBINSON, Eastern +reight anq Passenger;Agent,, 186} ST.JAMES STRERE Onposite Sn, Lawr-nce Hall M .D.POTTINSEB,, snireal Chist Superixiendent.RAILWAS YFIUK, ¢ Mar ctom, VX va VCTLI885 * la UR Perea Le \u20ac 3» Tr \u2014\u2014e ena ob FR de 48 ce \u201chg La, Cort initrivorwa 20 Loar 1 cunectuald Canadian Passenger Agent, IW HOBART, 8, vi.CUMMINGE, en anager Pass Agent.Montreal, Dec.7in, 188 _\u2026 med § 0 Chinon ox Adolte, T eowl Ea i er xm.\u201c » am \"The river that blocks in the Spring.Tra-la, Ad causes no end of a mess; Can now do no such a thing, Tra-la, Forthe Inundation Committee is King, Tra-la And will pump her all out I guess.Will pump her all out, I guess, Aud.that\u2019s why I say with a skip and à jump, Three cheers for the beggar that thought of the pump, Tra-la-la-1a, eto.A CITY NEWS.Para LA NOBLEZA, Beatrice, Reina Victorias, Visitas, Boquets and Camolias Finas.Intimidad Cigars in all the above grades at 8.Hyman\u2019s, 180 St.James street.MoNERRAL GexeraL HoseiraL.\u2014The vielting governors to this iuslitution for the week commencirg Monday, April 19th, will be: James Crathern, Esq., and E.K, Greene, Esq.A Rarorren Murper \u2014 À rumor reached this office last evening that a most atrc- cious and cowardly murder had been com- miied at Sie.Anns.The particulars could not be.obtained.VALUABLE PIANOFORTE.\u2014 Household furniture, Brussels carpets, puintings,gune, rifles, tents, to be sold at 58 Drummond street, Tuesday morning, 20th April, at 10 o'clock.Thos.J.Potter, auctioneer.SEASONABLE Anvioe.\u2014Call at Hirec:\u2019s (opposite the Post Uffice) to-day and see his large selection of fine Walking 8ticks, Nothing handsomer ever shown in this market.All grades, styles and prices, Fooxp Drownep.\u2014The Coroner\u2019s jury who sat upon the body of the young man found on Thursday afternoon in the La- chine Canal basin, yesterday returned a verdiet of found drowned, after hearing the evidence of the parties who discovered the body.Tux InLioir Sri Case.\u2014The case of the man Beaudib, who on Thursday pleaded guilty to having an illicit still on his premises, no 52 Bonsecours street, was postponed by the magistrate for a month, t is understood, at the request of the Government, who are the prosecutors in such cages.A GHasTLY Finp.\u2014Yesterday afternoon some boys playingin a field off Mance street found the dead body of an infant, covered with blood, which had apparently flowed from a wound in the throat.The body was removed to the morgue, where Coroner Jones will hold au inquest this morning.Srroop vs.Waite.\u2014The argument on the exception a /a forme in the case of ex- Alderman W.D.Stroud vs.Alderman Richard White, in the West Ward contest, took place before Mr.Justice Tascherean yesterday afternoon, Mr.Doherty appeared for the defendant and Mr.W.H.Kerr, Q C., for the plaintiff.The case was taken en delibere.; Tue Lasse Caëx.\u2014The preliminary examiaation in the Labbe case was proceeded #ith before Police Magistrate Dugas, ye: - terday afternoon.The evidence taken was purely in connection with the keeping of the bank\u2019s books, nothing of mportance being elicited, The case was again postponed until Monday, 8: two o\u2019clock.Easter Orrarinos.\u2014There are many of our citizens who are anxious to make a floral Easter offering next Sunday.All we can say is, go to Mr.Campbell», 78 Victoria Square, and look at the beautiful lilium harisii, the elegant roses, the magnificent carnations and other flowers to be geen there, and no trouble will be found in making a selection.WE 0ALL the attention of our musical readers to tue advertisement of the justly celebrated Weber Pianos, inserted by (he N Y.Piano Co., who are Weber\u2019s agents in the Dominion.This Weber is undoubt- elly the pet piano with the American people, and the great success which has followed the instrument for the past thirty ye rs is richly deserved.Domivion LRATHER BoaRD Co.\u2014The annual general meeting of the Dominion Leather Board Company was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the company, No.6 St, Peter street.The annual reports were read and the officers of the old board were re-elected as follows : Mr.John T.Wilson, president; Mr.J.R.Walker, vice-president ; and Mr.W.B.Gifford, secretary-treasurer.Tue GoYERNMENT INTERVENES \u2014Mr.C.J.Doherty received a telegram from the Hon.L.O.Tallon, Attorney-General, yesterday morning, giving him permission to proceed against the city to test the question whetuer the funds of the Corporation can be used to pay the costs in the Statute Labor cases.The necessary security was forwarded by Mr.Doberty to Quebec last evening, and a special wrt will be issued at once.A Unique CHarge-\u2014Elizabeth Lange- via was accused in the Police Court, yesterday, with having exsposed a sign to the effect that + he was licensed to sell spirituous liquors, she at the time not having a license.This was the first charge of the kind ever brought before the court, and the accused being found guilty was sentenced toa fine of $30 and costs or three months\u2019 imprisonwent in default of paying the fine.His Wire PLEADED SUCOLSSFULLY.\u2014ln the Police Court, yesterday morning, John Baylis was accused of having stolen a quantity of lea i pipe from ceveral places.The mao, who was just recovering from a prolonged spree, pleaded guilty to the accusation.Tne Magistrate was about to pass a severe sentence, when the young wife of the prisuner succeeded in gaining the sympathy of the Court by her pleading for the erring husband, and his sentence waa suspended.BrriGious Prorsssions.\u2014Mgr.Fabre presided at the religious professions and renewal of vows at the Providence Convent, The young religieuses who took the vows were: \u2014 Miss Marie Evangeline Sauve, in religion Sister Valentine,of Lake of Two Mountains ; Mise Rose Delima Detrosiers, in religion Sister Ferdinand de St.Liguori ; Mary Ann Denise Langlois, DEDICATED TO ALD.STEVENSON.| THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE SATURDAY, APRIL 17 in religion Sister Angele de Merci, of St.Denis, Quebec; Mary Ann Boucher, in religion Sister Esther, of St.Ann d\u2019Vama- chiche.CIGARETTES \u2014 Everybody claims to have the \u201c\u2018 fiaeet cigarettes in the world,\u201d but it would seem that E.A.Gerth, Queen\u2019s Block, St.Catherine street, has something finer than \u2018\u2018 the finest.\u201d He has been appointed agent for the Dominion for Spiller & Co's \u201cCairo\u201d and * Alexandria\u201d Cigarettes, and advertises to-day a partial list of those of the Lobility :o England who use them, beginning with HR.H.the Prince of Wales.He has imported a few of the identical braud smoked by H.R.Rand he will be happy to show them.Dears oF à NoTED JourNaLIST.\u2014The French Canadian press have lost one of its brightest lights and the French Canadians of the United States one of their most prominent men in the person of Mr, Ferdinand Gaguoon, editor of \u201cLe Travailleur,\u201d of Fall River, Mass, who died at that place on Thursday.Mr.Gagnon was born in St.Hyacinthe in 1849, and after à cour-e of studies at the college in that city, was connected with some of the leading jouruals of this Province, He leaves a family to moura his loss.Tae LatzLy Discoverep South American Moxie Nerve Food we spoke of a few days since is exciting the Dominion like a political campaign.Neither medicine nor stimulant, and harmless as milk, it puzzles the doctors as to where its power comes from, as it recovers old, Lelpless cases of nervous exhaustion, paralysis, blindness, lost manhood, brain fag, nervous, tired out women, stops the rum thirst in old cruukards, and makes everybody hungry and permanently strong ina few days, The company making the extract is a large one, but they find it almost impossible to fill the orders ; Lowell took nearly 100,000 bottles in 15 weeks.THERE ARE SOME MEN who are paying sixand seven dollars for their trousers, who have never tried a pair of Seath\u2019s $4 trousers to measure.They have read our advertisements thousands of times for years past, but they do not \u201cfeel that the advertisements appeal to themselves.Why ?Because they think that Seath\u2019s $4 trouser to measure are sold at such a low price they cannot be gcod enough for them.Now, to those who are skeptical on this point, we would say that there are hundreds of gentlemen in this city who are wearing our trousers, and many of them wuite us that before learning the merits of our $4 trousers to meaeure, they used tc think it necessary to pay six or seven dollars for their trousers, A Maw\u2019s PRoPRETY SOLD aNp He Knew Norsgrva or Ir\u2014The case of John Atkin ve.the City of Montreal was for trial in the Supreme Court, yesterday morning, before Juetice Mathieu.It appears that the plaintiff was the owner of certain property situate iu Hochelaga.He paid his taxes regularly upon his property, but in some way the same was not credited properly, and tue property was sold two or three years ago.He kaew nothiag of it, and only learned of it last year, when the bili was not sent him as usual, He made inquiry, and found the property stool ia another person\u2019s name.He sues for $3,000 or the return of the property.Mr.W.H.Kerr, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiff and Messre, Prefontaine and Lafontaine for the city.Tres MONTREAL BRIGADE ARTILLERY.\u2014 The Garrison Artillery held one of their annual drills in the Bonsecours market {ast evening.They went through the different evolutions in a very creditable manner,which will develop into a thorough State of efficiency by the time the whole of the drille allotted to them have been gone through.After the drill, the men, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Oswall aod headed by their band, had a march through St.James street, up Windsor street by the Windsor Hotel, returning by Beaver Hall Hill to their headquarters, where they were dismissed.The men marched more like veterans of the line than volunteers, especially considering the rough state of the roads,and well in keeping with the high character this brigade has always maintained.A ProuLiar AFFAIR.\u2014The case of Pierre: B.Laviolette vs.the municipality of St.Jean Baptiste was on trial baifore Mr.Justice Mathieu yesterday afternoon in the Superior Court.The suit is brought t» recover $200 for false arrest, thegrounds of action being as follows: He alleges that having entered the residence of a certaia citizen of the locality, on business, ana not finding him at home, he commenced a conversation with the wife, when suddenly thie husband rushed ingile in such a passion that he was obliged io run away, but only to fall into the hands of the police who dragged him to the station, treating him in the most unceremonious manner As there was no specific charge against him, he was released and has now taken the present action of damages.Measrs Auge & Co.appeared as counsel for the plaintiff and C.Champague, Q.C., for the municipality The case was taken en delibere after argument.Tee STATUTE LABOR Tax.\u2014The case of Trepanier vs, The Board of Revisors was continu-d yesterday before Mr.Justice Taschereau.Aldermen Fairbairn and Malone were examined at great length as to what took place before the board during the revising of the lists.In his evidence, Alderman Fairbairn admitted that several Aldermen were opposed to the Statute Labor Tax being abolished, but, as far a he was concerned, memory was not very gocd with him, and he was not in a position to relate all the incidents which had occurred between the members of the Council and himeelf; as far as he was concerned he favored the abolition of the act.He then wenton to speak about the steps the Board Lad resolved 10 take should judgment be * ronounced against them.Alder man Malone\u2019s evidence was pretty much thie same u8 that of the previous witness, except as to the general details of the man: agement of the Board of Revisors.The enquete was then adjourned until eleven v\u2019clock this morning.THE INUNDATION COMMITTEE'S | WRK Visited by an Influential Delegation, Who Express Their Satisfaction at the Results.Over one hundred gentlemen, comprised among the most influsntial of the city, as- sembl:d at the City Hall, yesterday afternoon, in response to an invitation from the Inundation Committee to visit the work done under their supervision for the purpose of p.tting an end to the flooding of cellars and drains by the rising of the St.Lawrence in the spring and fall.Among those present were A'der- man Stevenson, chairmain, and Messrs.J.R.McLea aud D.A.P.Watt, members of the committee, His Worship the Mayor an 1 Ald.Grenier, Malone, Mathie \u2018, Dufresne, Mount, Prefontaine, White, Wilson, Kennedy, Mar- tineau, Farrell, Lamontagne, Jeaanotte, Gauthier, Brunet, Archibald,Hamelin, Mooa- ey ; Messrs.A.W.Ogilvie, President of the Corn Exch -nge ; J.P.Cleghorn, Vice-Presi- dent of the Board o! Trade; André ~ Robertson, Chairman of thy Harbor Board: G- Boivin, E.P.Hannaford, C.E.,, P.À.Peterson, C.E., Hollis Shorey, W.Clendinn ng, R.McKeown, J.B.Rolland, H.R.Ives, Capt.Tyer, À.Gosselin, Chief Pa-adis, Chief Patton, M.N.deLisle, Jas.S8lessor, J.Hodg- son, John Crawford, Edward Murphy, J.A.N.Provencher, representatives of the press and many others.The par y entered carriages and proceeding down Notre Dame and St James streets, drove out through Griffintown to Mill street, where the first pump was visited The apparatus was in full operation and worked spleudidly, throwing up large volumes of water; but, unfortunately, its work was not at the time as satisfactory as could be expected, because of the fact that the rising wat -rs had inundated the surrounding district, and, having invaded the flumes, the pump was drawing from the river.It was doing splendid work, however, during the early part of the day, and it was expected that the water would fall sufficiently to enable it to draw from the sewers only The visitors walked around the surrounding district as f r as the river front.where they witnessed the havoc the ice had made with the Grand Trunk woolen trestle work which Was al: broken up Tae streets near the river were ulso invaded by water.After a thoroug : inspection the visitors again entered their Carriages and proceeded along Wellington street as iar as the Oddfellows\u2019 Hall, on the corner of Magdalen street, where A FINE REPAST had been served.The streets in the vicinity were considerably deluged, and in the cellar of the hall there Was nu less thin tares feet of water.Tue refreshments were supplied by Messrs.Dixon & Rbinson, and were most creditable.Guardian Mangaa, of No.9 station, with the assistancs of some of his men, attended most successfully at the festive board.Alderman Stavenson.Chairmin of the Committee, occupied the chalr, and onhs right were Mayor Beaugrand, Mr.Andrew Robertson and Rev.Father Salomu, P.P., of St Gabriel, and on fis left Alderman Grenier, Mr.McLea, repiesentative of the Board of Trade oun the Committee, and Mr.Watt, representative of the Corn Exchange* Mr.J.P.Cleghorn and Mr.A.W.Ogilvie.The Chairman, on rising to propose a toast to Montreal's properity and su cess, said he felt highly gratified at seeing that such a large number of gentiemen.representing the trade and commerces of the city, had responded to tue invitation to witaess the work done by the Inundation Committee which, he hoped, wag only the prelude of greater work tu come [Hear, ear.] He had much pleasure in asking the Mayor to respond.MAYOR BEAUGRAND was heartily applauded.He said that in the present instance they had fully followed the old adage of help themselves first and then they would be helped.[Hear, hear.] Mou- trea! had made the first step in the right direction and he sincerely hope, and he was certain they all hoped, that they would uot rest satisfied with what had been done but would go ahead after having obtained such gratifving results as those which they had witnessed to-day.Hear, hear.] As n etectiv magistrate he new thar perhaps he was not taking the mosl popular course in advocating increased taxation, but he thought they should take example from their energetic neighbors of the South, who, whenfihey were in a box, took the best means to get out of it.[Hear, hear.) Montreal was, to-day, the least t xed city on the Continent, -nd it must realize sooner or later that if they were to have improvements they musttake means to pay the cot.The success of this work marked a new departure, which would lead them to improve matters so tha! they would not re-t savisfied until the low-lying level of th: ots had been raised and Montreal was placed beyond the reach of all inundations, (Cneers.) The Inundation Comm ttee had demons rated to them the great value of a echems which was sneered at nol more than two months ago (Applause .And while he had an opportunity of addressing them on civic matters, he thought that it was not altogether out of place Lo give them a little friendly advics,and this was that if they wished to be properly represented in the Council, if they were desirous of seeing the city\u2019s affairs administered as they should be, and the great resuurces and advantages of Montreai fully utilized, th y, the commercial men of Moatreal, should make it a point to elect good men as their representatives.(Applause).In cnclusioa,he thought that a commission would have to be appointed to study the causes of inundations and suggest remedies.Alderman Kennedy proposed the health of the Mayor, which was fully honored.MR.J.P.CLEGHORN said that, a8 the representative of the Board of \u2018Trade, he was fully satisfled with the results which had been obtained, nod he was satisfied that, if it should bs deemed peces- sary Lo increase taxation for the city\u2019s benefit,the trade and commer e of Montreal would be ready to coutribute their just share.[Applause.MR.A.W.OGILVIE, President of the Corn Exchange, was next calied on tn speak, And he express-d satisfaction ab the results they had witnessed.The body with which he was connected had taken a lively interest in the mater just as Lad the Board of Trade, and ha\u2018! been repre- seated in the Inundation Commit es by Mr.D.A P.Watt.Personally he hal taken great interest in the work and had visited the pumping stations daily aod hid been an eye witness of the efforts put iorth by the committee nd those who assisted them.The experiment had proved that the sewers of Montreal were air tight and that the cellars could be kept dry.(Applause.) During the lus.few years property in Puiut St.Charles had depreciated fully 59 per cent.bz:cause of the periodical floods.Au increased taxation to remedy to this evil would have been noth ng as compared with the loss sustained.«ve concluded by complimenting the Inun- da: ion Committee on their success.MR ANDREW ROBERTSON expressed his satisfaction at the results ob- ta ned.If taxation was to bs incurred, he hoped that some of the monies wou.d be used in imp oving ths harbor front aud especially the revetment wall.(Hear, hear.) The city had virtually contributed very lit le | lowards the harbour, and he ihought more should be done in future.He assured his hearers that the HarborgBuard would always be round willing to do all in their power to advance the interests of Montreal.(Applause.) ALDERMAN GRENIER followed He was well satisfied with what the inundation Committee had doae with the small appropriation grauted them and he complimented them for that.(Applauase.) By this experiment they had found a remedy for tne evil, and he hoped it would lead to still better results.With regard to the Mayor s suggestion that increas taxation would have to be r-sorted L>, he thou:ht tuat it was agood one, but he iiop d thau they would not have to reso tto that measure fir some time at least.When it was dzcided to erect embankments aud raise the level of Point 8t.Charles, he had no doubt but that means would be found to rais 1n0ney.{Hear, hear.] He could not agree with Mr.Robert son\u2019s suggestion that the city should coatri- bute to rhe repair of the revetment wall.but was satisfied that the Dominion Government should dothe work.He concluded by pro- osing the health of Ald.Steveuson and the Inn .dation Committee.After the tuast had been honored, THE CHAI MAN replied at considerable length, expressing his satisfaction with the work done\" and thanked Messrs.McLea and Watt, Lavailee, McKeown and the Grand Trunk Railway Company fer the assistance they had given him.The experiment showed that the idea was a practical one, and that the problem of putting an end to ivundations could be easily solved, provided sufficient money was granted for the purpose.The present scheme, which had been smeered at by many, was given « trial and proved a success.(Applause ) Many ceilars which last ye .r were floosed were now dry, and would be kept dry, provided, of course.that the water did not reach above the revetment wall.«the firm has been ding, business with the MR.M\u2018LEA, who was next called upon, spoke of the devotion which the Inundation Committee had put in their wo k, of the pieasure they had experienced in seeing that it had been successful, and was -0 acknowledged by such an influential gathering It was a practical departure which would encourage them to still greater efforts.Mr.Waitt also spoke in the same sense.A toast to St.Gabriel was appropriately respoudet to by Rev.Father Salmon and after remarks by Mr.J.B.Rolland the gathering dispersed.Many proceeded to ommissioners street where they witnessed the work of the pumps there, which was most satisfactory.\u2014 THE KIVEB.The F!ood a: ELast\u2014Point St.Charles Inundated by the Overflow of the Em- bankmeunt\u2014The Innundaiion Came mitiee\u2019s Works Protect Griffintows.The long expected spring flucd came yester day, aud although the preparations for its coming prevented tbe dwellings in the low lying districts of the city proper from being flooded, still the residents of Point St.Charles and some of the out lying municipalities in that direction are suffering from an inundation only slight\u201d ly, if at all, less serious than the disastrous one of last spring.dhortly before ten o'clock yesterday morning the biggest ice shove witnessed for years took place along the entire length of the city front.In a few seconds huge masses of ice were piled along Commissioners and Common streets demolishing every article in their way.Almost at the moment that the 8hove occurred, the two streets named were flooded to the depth of several inches, and later on was rendered almost impassible.This of course, immediately flooded all the cellars un Commissioners and 8t.Paul streets that wer» east of the dam at St.Anns\u2019s market.This sudden rise of the river s:nt the water up at the outside of the dam on Commis- sl.ners street to within six inches of the surface, and for a short time fears were entertained that the pumping would be of no further service.This, however, was found to be not correct for the two pumps kept steadily decreasing the water on the inside of the Shortly before three o'clock these two pumps were stopped by an accident.The pin of one of the piston rods broke and immediately the piston was driven through the cylinder head.A gang of mechanics were quickly :t work vo repair the damage, and while this was being done the engine was again started with tone remaining cylinder, but of course this could not work the pumps re rly to their full capacit-.Shot t :ough the sroppage had been, s>ver- al cellurs .n Griffin Towa were flooied with the sewerage.Wh-n the pumps started again this water quickly disappsared, up to about seven o\u2019cloc«-, Commissioners and Common streets remained flooded und unpa- able, but at hours the water began to go dowu.At nine o\u2019clock it again began to rise and at id-night these streets were again flooded and impassible, there being nearly a foot of water above the roadway at the Messrs.Allan's office.POINT ST.CHARLES.The state of things in Point St.Charles is very unpromising.Oa Thursday night, bz- tween 12 and 1, the water began to rise rapidly and entered the cellars to the height of several feet.Later on it abated a trifle, but yesterday morning it again rose, flooding a large portion of the streets lying near tne r ver and entering tae Grand Trunk works to the depta of 18 inches, thus stopping all work.The stores department aud foundry are also under about two feet, and present a woeful spec- rv tacie.The bauk which was but near the rifle butts by the Inundation Cummitlee a a recautionary measure was almost eutirely destroyed.Nearly all the houses lying between Favard street and the river are more or less flooded and in many cases the inhabitants have had tr move out.The most imminent danger at preseat is the chance of the \u201cTail-race\u2019\u2019 giving way nea) the wat-r works, in which case the wuole of St.Gabriel Village wil ve under about five 1eet of water, and as that point isstill lower, the effect will be disastrous.Atl present the water is within less than a foot of the top of the bank, and the pressure is consequently tremendous, especially where the bank is weak from last year\u2019s breakage near the b-idge.The Si.Cunegonde water works are flooded On Wellington street, over the railway crossing, the water is steadily rising and has already covered the sidewa ks and middle in any places, making it difficul- and in some cases impossible for the pedestrian 10 reach the houses on each side without getting wet.Boating and rafling are going merrily on where the water {3 deep enough to admitof it.The preparation made in anticipation of the floud have saved the loss of a great deal of property such as was destroyed last year, notably so in the Grand Trund works, aud the worst at present to be feared is cons durable inconvenience.The eff,rts of Lhe Inundation Committee { have not apparently been of much benetlt to the Point, both the pumps being flovaed ont, the Mill street one belug the only one at work at a late hour last night.The water in the streets has risen steadily through the sewers, as well a8 coming in from the river overtlow.THE GRAND TRUNK TRESTLE.On Thursday afternoon the ice jam crushed the trestle work at the Mntreal elevator on Mill street, doing damage to the amount of about $1,000.Tals trestle work, which was buiit by the G and Trunk Railway, was only complete 1 about three months azo at a cost of between $5,000 and $3,003.All communication with the elevator is cut off and one or two of the company 8 cars are left standing at the wrong side.FLOOD NOTES.Yesterday morninz two fuolhardy individuals, at the risk of their lives, made a trip over the icy hummocks from the foot of Jacques Cartier Square to the Victoria Bridge, and to the surprise of ali return=d in safety.; Yesterday evening à man, accompanied by a large dog, proceeue : in spite ot co .ntless warnings to cross on the ics to St.Lawbert.He was seen to get far out on tue riverin safety, but darkness closed before it could be seen if he reached the other shore, At one o\u2019cluck this morning the Alblon Hotel reported one foot of water in the cellar, and water rising slowly.Mr.D.Barry, President of St.Patrick\u2019s Society, visited Point St.Churles yesterday to ascertain if any relief was needes by the sufferers by the flood, aud will again visit the inunaated district to-d y.GONE FROM HOME, Departare of J 8 avd Robert W.McLachlan for Parts Unknown.Messrs.John 8.and Robert W.McLachlan left the city on Thursday evening.Their destination is unknown, orif known is not made public.There is every reason to believe, however, that John S.McLachlan at least will not return.1t1s believed that he isin the xt-tes ; at least that he is not in Prescott, Ont, is the opinion of wel informed persons.Mr.Donaid Msacmaster, C,M P., has been retained by the firm of NcLachlan Bros.& Co., and is now in the city looking after t.e \u2018nterests of his clients.ANOTHER SEZIURE.A seizure was made by the Customs authorities of a portion of the stock of Messrs, Patterson, Kissock & Co., fancy dry goods impo:ters, 12 St.Helen street, yesterday afiernoon.They have also taken possession of the invoice books of the firm.An investigation will be made as to the way in which Customs.Messrs.Donald Macmaster, Q.C., M.P., and R_ D.McGibbon, have been retain - ed as counsel f r the firmes HOTEL ARRIVALS.* WINDSOR HOTEL.8.Q Archibald, Truro; Calvin Dowen, Providence; H.Bawelies, Toronto; Grace Hob- day, Portsmouth, Va.; Jas.N.June.New York; W.G.Coursol, Montana; J.C.Durbor, F.J.Hastings, Newport, Vt.: A.S.Phelps, N.Y.City; G.H.Bashnell, Worcester, Mass.; Ven.Archdeacon Pinkham, Winnipeg; Mr.and rs.C.T.Shaw and maid, do; E.M.Ab- batt, Portland; C.Elwards, do; J.Bruce Young, Boston; \".W.Marsh, Calgary; Sam F.Morey, Sterbrooke; S.L.Burchard, Miu- neapolis; P.Mitchell, Ottawa; Geo.F.Bed- ford, New York; T.Christoff:e, Chauxde- fonds, Switzerland.RICHELIEU HOTEL.E J.Pear:on and wife, W.J.Little, New Y rk; Miss Levy and mother, Boston; Ba Henry, jr., Thomas Harkins aud wife, Toronto; E.Bedard, 0).Poulin, West Farnham; P.Witkes and daughter, St.Al ans, Vt.: John 1.Dunn, Mrs.O.Dunno, Miss L Dunn, San Francisco, Cal.; C.Armstrong aud wife, Buff lo; J, A.Klela and wife, St.Louis: I.Nixon, Troy; J.Bray and w'fe, Stoney Poiut; P.Murphy aad wife, Plattsburg; Walter Clark, Toronto; C.J.Speneer and wife, Boucherville; Thomas J.Potter, Wingham; E Marr, Toronto; 8.J.Backley and wife, Providence, R.S.; B.Smyth and wife, Boston; C.A.Mallory, Toronto; &.Mundy and wife, Winnipeg, Man.; James Johnstone, Quebec; John Brewer, Port Hope; E.J.Gould, Albany, N.Y.; B.E.Moran, Levis; John Peia and wife, Chica zo; ohn Bell and wife, J.A.Busselle, Toronto: C J.Gilroy, Ottawa; A.Tailor and wife, Prescott; Jas, A.Cunningham, Miss Mary Cunningham, Boston; John McMurray, E.Maloney, Quebec; .Mitchel, J.THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.What it Would Cost to Light Up the City, As Shown by the Tenders Re= ceived by the Light Committee.Interesting Figures Showing the Relative Cost With Gas.The Light Committee have received tenders from three companies to light up the city with thegelectric light.These companies are the following: Canadian, Craig, and Royal.The Committee submitted the tenders to their chairman, Alderman Rainville, for examination.Through tha authority of that gentla- man TAE HERALD is enabled to give the substance of these'tenders as compared with tLe present cost to the city for lighting by gas.The first tender received was that of the ¥ CANADIAN ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.The company, according to their tender, will supply electric lights of 1,500 candle power for thirty cents per night per lamp.Supposing that one electric light will displac> six gas lights (this is below the average as shown in the tender of the Royal Company), it would require 500 electric lights (to replace the 3,00) gas lamps now in use), and would cost $564,720 as against $60,0.0 (the price now paid for gas at $20 a lamp), maki ig a difference of $5,480 in favor of electricity.By comparing the light given by electricity and gas the following result 1s obtained : Five hundred elactric lights at 1,500 candle power give 730,000 candle power, and 3,00) gas lamps at 16 candle power give 43,00) candle power, making a difference of 702,000 candle power in favor of electricity.That is to say, that the city could obtain 15 times mere light for $3, 480 less money.The second tender of this company is for incandescent lights of 120 candle power, which \u2018hey will supply for $2) each [same price a- gas, but giving seven times more light than gas].The company ask for six months to have the system in full operation after their tender is accepted.CRAIG ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.The Craig Electric Light Co.sent in two tenders.By their first tender they offer to supply light of 1,600 candle power to light up St.James, McGil, St Lawrence, St.Catherine, Notre Dame and Craig steels for $33,4:2, or 55 cents per nizht for each lamp.Supposing that ene electric light replaces six gas lights, the Craig tender would cost $100,373, or nearly double the price asked by the Canadian Electric Light Company.Asto the candle power the difference In favor of the electric light by the Craig system would be 752,000 candle power.By their second tender the company offer to supply 2) candle power incandescent lights for $22 each per annum.Tais would cost more than gas and would not give much better light.As compared with the Canadian Electric Light Company\u2019s tender the Craig tender is six times more costly.ROYAL ELECIRIC LIGHT COMPANY.The Royal Electric Li:ht Company offer lights of 2,000 candle power for 60 cents per night.From the tender mad: by thls company the following table has been made showing also the difference in cost between gas and el-ctric lights for the following business streels :\u2014 wn § 22258 ¢ ea Ry Re: Eee : 98 8-8 cp BF : © : 8 4 5: F : © 5 @ : : 5 1 @® Poi ol si + \u2014 © \u2014 ad \u2014 ElEngses ÿ o@ 5 Et 8 25 2 23 = 5258 ae » fg @ = 8-8 8858 æ el 2 o* 5 » o D D us 1 \u2014 | 8% 111 a 8188 8888 Bl g a Q 2 2 8 2 æ 2 eee = &e > 22888 : = g| 2822888 Q g | 25 nu 55 HO D > 3, ESrRessæ ges e|gégéges £358 5 138 E585 [ad Ho x