The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 19 juin 1886, samedi 19 juin 1886

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Boston 1 larly, y, | DAVID J.CRAIG, ACCOUNTANT, J.P.AND COMMISSIONER, FOR QUEBEC AND ONTARIO, 110 St.James Street MONTREAI.Special attention siven to the management of Insolveut Lstates, Estates of Deceased o.Apsent Persons, and Trust matters g > © May nerally, 8m 104 -\u2014 ay THE FIRST | he began his speech Mr, of our own army.| served as far agit is possible, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.MONTREAL, GUN | Gladstone Formally Opens ihe Campaign in Edinburgh, THE STRUGGLE FOR HOME RULE THE PEOPLES\u2019 BATTLE.He is \u2018Convineed that Home Rule Will Carry the Day.He Wants tho People to Bpeak Out Clearly, Manfaliy and Decisive'y.EDINBURGH June 18.\u2014Mr.Gladstone syoke in the Music Hall here to-night.Tickets of admission had becy issued, and the hall which is capable of holding 2,- 000 persons was filled to its utmost capacity, The audience cheered for Mr.(Gladstone apd Lord Rosebery and groaned for'Mr, Chamberlain and Lord Har- tington and other Unionists, but Mr, John Cowen, Chairman of Mr.Gladstone\u2019s Election Committee, who presided over the meeting, called for silence, When Gladstone\u2019s voice seemed less powerful than formerly.He said that in Inkerman was a soldi- \u2026.| er\u2019s battle, It was not wou by general\u2019stac- tios or ability, but by soldiers valor, | Equally were the present dissolution of Parliament and general elections the people\u2019s battle, Referring to: the seceling Liberals, Mr.Gladstone said the question was whether the country would resolve, with a strong sense of justice and sympathy for Ireland, to compensate for, these defections.* I am strongly convinced,\u201d said he, \u201c that the people have resolved to carry the day notwithstanding the defection of prominent leaders of the Liberal party, This contest waa fought against us .by the officers The Conservatives were content to leave the work in the seceders hands, They call themselves unionists and us disintegrators, They wish to preserve the paper union unaltered.We feel that it should be specially con- Wa seek the union of heart and mind, which we are struggling to restore.It is desirable to speedily close this great controversy for every interest in this country.The position of all parties will be deplorable.Public business will be interrupted and public confidence shaken, Social order in Ireland will not be restored unless the people speak clearly, manfully and decisively, such as the question merits, (Cheers).Do not let it be said the nation is unequal to the task of dealing with the question, Some flinch the difficulty, some turn their backs in the hour of trouble.Let the nation\u2019s voice be given in defence of our cause, when the contest is settled and the excitement has passed away it will resemble the old questions of religious disability, psrliamentary reform and free trade.The people will wonder why opposition was raised.As before, they forgot the opposition to the, repeal of the corn laws and the removal of religious disability so will they now forget the opposition to the change we are striving to attain, The Irish claims were defeated by Irish agency, the Conservatives having obtained forty seats through the support of the Parnellites.Do not praise or blame Mr.Parpell for his action.It is im- pertaut that the electors should realize the true issue which is much disputed, Is it a choice between opposite policies æe- garding Ireland, between opposite principles of action, or a choice upon the details of a large and complicated bill?Important journals urge you not to consider the policy to be pursued, but to entangla yourselves in the details of this or that particular method of establishing that policy.The question you are asked to decide is the proposition to establish a legislative body in Ireland to manage exclusively Irish affairs, It is-a principle upon which you are called to vote and not details and particulars or even a bill, I propose to reduce the issue to a point from which there can be no escape.Among the great and painful defections from honesty and honor whereof we are convinced, and which we deeply lament, is that of our former powerfull ally the Scotsmau newspaper (hisses and groans), which has rendered great and valuable services to the Liberal party.The Scotsman now goes to the rcot of the matter and puts the issue in a way in which can be met more meritoriously, just as our opponents in Parliament put the issue in a way at one time favoring Home Rule and the principle of the bill and yet voted against it because they objected to the details of the measure, The Scoteman puts the question fairly and clearly.It says : \u201c Any general professions by ministerialists of a desire for self-government in Ireland will serve them.One question will test the value or meaning of these professions.Let a candidate be asked if he would, in the new Parliament, support Gladstone's bill, SATURDAY, Vif reintroduced with the alterations ex- | plained at the foreign office meeting.If he will, he is for disunion, and ought to l be rejected.No play upon words will | help him out of this position.\u201d Now, | mark the coraing words : \u201c Safe self-government for Ireland is the one thing most desirable in Mr.Gladstone\u2019s bill, But there isanother most undesirable feature.\u201d I now make the Scoismant { and all agreeing with the Scotsman, a very | handsome offer I am sure.When they mention safe self-government they don\u2019t ! mean by safe to emaacu'ate the substantive.They mean that with reasonable precautions the Irish ouzht to have a real effective control of Irish affairs, That is all we want, (Cheers.) All we ask of you! We never asked Parliament to tie itself to the details of the bill.There is no part of it that Parliament is not perfectly free to change iftho change is coms patible with a principle or likely to forward the application of the priaciple batter than the provisions embodied in the bill.We would care to accept the change in this as no novelty, I make this declaration on behalf of the Government.Thecaseis this: We had before usa principle to establish, an Irish s\u2018atutory legislative body or Parliament, to manage eqclusively Irish affairs We laid down several conditions essential to à safe application of that principle, It must Ve compatible with and conducive to union of the Empire, must be founded upon politieal equality, embrace an equitable distribution of Imperial burdens and reasonably safeguard the minority to afford any rational pro:pect of being accepted as a settlement of the question.Nobody questions those conditions.They are admitted to be JUST AND RATIONAL, The principle has been reiterated over and over again, It is now idle to say that the country will be asked to vote on the hill, The bill is dead with Parliament.(Cheers.The principle of the bill survives, (Loud cheers.;j I will never be guilty of dishonesty in promising to you without reflection a new plan to give effect to the principle.I never will accept a new plan unless I believe it to be better than the old one.I have been grievously disappointed at the barrenness and sterility of mind which the critics have shown concerning our plan when they have raised objections.The last thing they have shown \u2018themselves competent to do has been to suggest improvements.(Jheers.) Per- \"haps they thought they would not waste the treasures.of their minds on such an unprofitable audience a: the present ; Government, Perhaps when they are returned to Parliament, such of them as get there (laughter), they will produce one or more excellent plans, They will find us the first and most eager to bail and welcome -them, and we will promise in the name of our collea, ues te cast our own bill to the winds the moment we are shown a better plan to give effect to our principles, provided it is not an evasion of the subject or artificial machinery devised to defraud the Irish of their hope of justice.Ministerial candidates must not be tested by the bill we introduced in Parliament because it was the best we could frame, .Doubtless they are better men than we, / and if so, they will frame a better bill or put usin a.way of doing it, and if they do this, they will not be more happy than we, perhaps not quiet so happy.The Scoteman says every Ministerialist must be considered pledged to support the bill.\u201c He can hardly be.pledged to support the bill as Ministerialist, when the Ministry itself don\u2019t ask ox expeet it.\u201d We ox- pect him fo act in good faith, knowing the meaning of his words and not using others as feints, screens or strategems to escape from it, but that he shall, in the meaning of his words, give Ireland REAL AND EFFECTIVE CONTROL of local affairs, If he is ready to do that he is a good Ministerial candidate, If he pledges to do that, let him speak by the hour or yard, if he likes, to the satisfaction of Scotchmen against the race, defects, weaknesses and follies of the bill.What the nation hasto decide is not & clause, detail or the method of the bill, but the policy aud principle embodied in it.He who accepts them is our brother in arms ; he who repels them, shirks them and uses fictitious means to falsify them and is our adversary in the fight, whom we must, without injury to his life, limb or reputation, endeavor to defeat.I read in London that Scotland was doubtful or adverse to Home Rule.I answered that I did not believe it.(Cheers).1 hoped for an opportunity to test it, and I saw enough in my progress yesterday to show me that the heart of Scotland is more deeply and profoundly touched than Scotland\u2019s will and that Scotland has never more earnest- , 7 bent on a work of policy and justice than it is to accomplish the present enterprise.(Loud cheers.) Regarding the Paruell-Carnarvon incident, I blame neither, It is extremely important to know what happened, Mr, Parnell said that Earl Carnarvon offered, if the Conservatives were successful in the elections, to grant a home rule measure and to protect Irish industries.Earl Carnarvon denied the accuracy of this statement, but Mr, Parnell adheres to it.I believe that both had spoken with perfect veracity whatever may be the point of dispute between them, But Earl Carnavon has J told us what he did not say.He said he did not report the conversation to the Cabinet.Earl Carnavon has explained his views as Lorg Lieutenant, and as a Cabinet Minister.Lord Carnavon told his -colleagues that he favored a plan that would fully meet the wants of Ireland in respeet to local self.government and would to some extent satisfy her national aspirations, Lord Carnarvon may dislike it, but in substance he is our man, not theirs, if he is ready to meet the wants of Ireland.for for local self-government (disturbance, and cries of \u201cturn them out\u201d) and also in some degree to satisfy the national aspirations af Ireland, There is no room for dispute between him and us.The Marquis of Hartington and Mr.Chamberlain carefully avoided expressing a readiness to satisfy, in some degree, the national aspirations -of Ireland, This and no other is the turning point, These are Lord Carnarvon\u2019s opinions and this is what he maid but I call his attention and shall call it PA A EVE ho © gr + JUNE 19, 1886 repeatedly, if nec , to what he did notsay.He Bas not uated what he did say to Mr.Parnell.I shall believe, until he contradicts it, that he told Mr.Parnell he favored sa'isfying the wants of Ireland fully with regard to local self government and that he desired to satisfy Ireland\u2019s national aspirations, Why did not the Cabinet expel the disunionist for his misdeeds, but for the fact that they were sorry to lcse him ?I believe Earl Car- narvon\u2019s statem: nt that he never told the Cabinet, but I feel sure he told Lord Salishury, because it was his duty, absolute duiy, and because he was not entitled to make such a statement to Mr.Parnell and withhold itfrom the Premier if he did so.We know that Earl Salisbury, until August, knew that his colleague wasin communication with the great \u201cdisin- tegrator \u201d\u2019 and \u201cdismemberer.\u201d I do not find fault with Earl Salisbury if he entertained a wish in the same direction as Earl Carnarvon.I think it very wise of Earl Salisbury.The summit of my ambition would have been to support him and give effect to his wise inclinations, If Earl Salisbury faltered and coquetted with that subject before the election was over and forty seats secured he has fully concealed his opinion, that satisfying the national aspirations of Ireland is disintegration and dismemberment.If such is the case he has a serious responsibility resting upon him and a difficult account to render.The course he theu pursued is placed in contrast with his conduct now.\u201d After giving the pseterces of Lord Hartington and Mr.Chamberlain a scouring, Mr.Gladstone continued : *\u201c At another time I will discuss the plan of local government for England, Ireland and Scotland as a mode of dealing with the great and crying subject of social disorder in Ireland.The one broad, blazing, glaring diflerence between these countries is that whereas these are well governed, well constituted and contented communities, Ireland has not attained the primary purposes of civilized life, I ask whether Mr, Chamberlain\u2019s suggestions can be taken as a substitute for the government plan.Well, gentlemen, the real, rival policy is coercion, We won't quarrel about the word, but it means a policy of special repressive criminal legislation for Ireland to the exclusion of the remainder of Great Britain, You must choose between a policy of coercion and a policy of conciliation, (Cheers.) Lord Salisbury de- gcribes my reference to his policy of twenty years coercion as one of the\u2019 most deliberate misstatements on record.Well, I hold by it I mean to hold by it, I mean to repeat it, 1 mean to impress it upon the country, and I mean that the country shall fairly have the means of coming to an issue on it and know whether it is true or false.(Prolonged cheers.) There are only two policies before the country, aud it remains with you to decide between them.Re- {lect each one of you, in the name of Almighty God, each one in the sanctuary of his chamber, in the sanctuary of his heart, his soul, what it is in this year of 1886, after nearly a century of continued coercion becoming weaker and weaker, more an more odious and less and less effective as we we go along, repudiated by a large majority of the Irish members, what it is to propose coercion as an alternative to local Government in Ireland.(Cheers).Do not allow yourselves - to be carried away by craven fear, but believe that by acting justly you will act strongly.(Cheers.) Justice is always strong.Join us in our efforts to close this painful, terrible, awful chapter of the relations between England and Ireland, which for centuries aud centuries has been the opprobrium of our country in the eyes and judgment of the world.Join us in this happy, yea holy, effort and rely upon it, if we attain our end it shall redound more perhaps to the honor of Great Britain than even the happiness of Ireland.(Loud and prolonged cheering.) Mr.Gladstone spoke for an hour and a half.At the end of his speech a vote of confidence in Mr.Gladstone was carried unanimously amid great enthusiasm, A TERRIFIC STORM.Dwellings, Warehouses and Churches Blowa Dowa \u2014 The Crops Greatly Injared.DENTON, Tex., June 18,\u2014This and adjacent counties were visited Wednesday afternoon and night by a cyclone which did great damage, It demolished the house of Mrs, Prigmore, who, with her daughter, was buried in the ruins, The mother was fatally injured, The daughter will recover.The residence of Dr, W.G.Rutherford was blown from its foua- dations and turned over on its side.The family escaped, having fled to their storm cave.Many barns, sheds and outhouses were blown down and the school house at Stony was completely wrecked.The school had been dismissed, however, and no fatalities resulted.At Pilot Points signs and awnings were carried awayand houses were unroofed.Williams & New- bury\u2019s warehouse was moved by the force of the wind forty feet from its foundation.Kendall's grain warebouss was unroofed and a large amount of lumber in the various yards was hurled about.At Bloomfield similar damage was done and Dr.Riley's dwelling was blown to pieces, At McKinney the bridge over Wilson Creck was completely wrecked, Gullett\u2019s grocery store was badly damaged, the roof being carried off and the front of the building blown in, Corn was laid low and cotton severely damaged.At Pleasant Valley the wind was more violent, It blew down the Presbyterian church and overturned the Methodist church, completely wrecking both, At Waco a Mr, Schafer was struck by lights ning and fatally injured.The storm is regarded as the most serious ever known in this region and the damage to the crop it is feared was very great.Farther reporta of loas of life are expected.THE WEATHER.METEOROLOGIVAL OrFIOR, ToxzoxTo, Ont.,.June 19, 1 en.} Probabilities.Lakes-\u2014Moderate winds, shifting to east and southeast ; fine, warm weather.Upper and Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf \u2014 Moderate winds; fine, slightly warmer weather.Maritime\u2014Moderaie to fresh, west and north winds ; fine, slightly cooler weather.er \u2014 y\u2014 © ee _ LATEST CABLE NEWS.THE CAMPAIGN, Opinions of the Press \u2014 Sayings and Dolugs of Promiment Peliticians.LoNDoN, June 18.\u2014The Times, this morning, referring to Mr, Glaistone\u2019s campaign tour, says : * It is undeniable that within its limits ¢ the pilgrimage of passion,\u2019 has thus far been a success, The crowds to meet Mr.Gladstone bave been greater than ever before, and the personal enthusiasm as great.This surprises nobody, but the pushing and cheering of the workmen is no answer to the great question.Ew] Rosebery addressed a crowded meetivg at Glasgow last night.Ie said that althouga the Liberals in Parliament were divided, he did not believe the masses of Libarals in ths country were divided.The Goverument appealed to them with the watchwords : * union and liberty \u201d against * centralization and coercion.\u201d He asked them to remember that they were not asked to vote for the details of the Government scheme.Lord Hartington\u2019s manifesto inculeated the old policy of brimstone and treacle.Lord Iddesleigh writes to an enquirer: \u201c No Conservative Government would or could introduce a bill to establish a separate Parliament for Ireland.\u201d Mr, Chamberlain delivered a speech at the inauguration of the new Radical Union last night, Mr.Trevelyan and other members of the House of Commons sent letters of apology for their absence.The meeting appointed an executive committee, and Mr.Chamberlain was chosen president.Mr, Chamberlain then said: It is some compensation to me, in the bitterness of much abuse which has come from unexpected quarters, to know that I still retaia the confidence of a great number of friends.I think it desirable and nece-sary to extend our programme until we make it conterminous with the Radical programme of the whole party.BIRMINGHAM, June 18.\u2014At a crowded meeting last night of persons in favor of granting Home Rule to Ireland, Mr.Cowen, M.P.for Newcastle-on-Tyns, said he was sure that Ireland would show an aptitude for self-government if Home Rule were granted, and that even the Fenians would assist iW promoting order and unity, LONDON, June 18,\u2014The Liberal Association of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, to-day heard read the election address of Ferdinand DeRothschild, Aylesbury, member of the House of Commons.Ha wasreturned as a Liberal but opposed Gladstone\u2019s Home Rule Bill and endorses the Unioniet policy.The address was rejected and the association adopted a resolution declaring that it would reject any candidate who would not give any reliable pledges that he would support Mr.Gladstone in the House of Commons.LoNDoN, June 18.\u2014Sir Wm, Vernon Harcourt in his clection address to his Derby constituents says the British people could not expect thai the Irish would quietly submit to the Marquis of Salisbury\u2019s policy of \u201ctwenty years resolute and unflinching government\u201d in Ireland.BIRMINGHAM, June 18.\u2014Gladstone is in fine spirits to-day.He has taken a long drive about the city, He speaks here to-night and again on Monday night, He will speak at Manchester some time during the coming week.The New Hebrides Aff dr, LoxpoN, June 18.\u2014James Bryce, Under Foreign Secretary, stated in the House of Commons this afternoon that the United States, in reply to Earl Granville\u2019s despatch of 1885, advocating the increase in facilities for trade between the United States and the West Indies, said they considered the matter one to be treated as a whole, and that isolated attempts must be held in abeyance until their fitness could ba considered as part of à comprehensive scheme.Mr.Bryce, referring to the New Hebrides affair, said that M.DeFreycinet, French Prime Minister, had informed Lord Lyons, British Ambassador to France, that France had, as yet, received no news of the alleged hoisting of the French flag over the Hebrides.M.De Freycinet had telegraphed to the Governor of New Caledonia asking if the Freuch flag had been hoisted, and or.er- ing that if it had that it be pulled down forthwith, Paris, y une 18.-Le Paris maintains that the massacre of Frenchmen by the natives in the New Hebrides creates a situations which was not foreseen when the convention between Esgland and France was arranged concerning the New Hebrides.Inreg.r! to protests by Australia against France\u2019s action, Le Paris saysit is preposterous, MELBOURNE, June 18 -Mr.Gillies, Minister of Worship, replying to-day to a deputation of Presbyterians who demanded protec'ion for their missions in the New Hebrides, promised to ask the Government to request Admiral Trion, the commander-in-chief of the British Australian squadron, to take the necessary steps to prevent French interference with the missions in the New Hebrides, Pants, dune 18,.\u2014The Temps says :\u2014 In March last some natives uf the New Hebrides murdered several agents of a French company.The surrender of the guilty persons was demanded.[he demand not being complied with, armed intervention was necessary.England has often acted in a similar manner, even in the New Hebrides, without France protesting.The New Hebrides question must now be permanently settled, The Cholera, Rom, June 18.\u2014The cholera has ap- eared at Codigora on the Po, eight miles rom the Adriatic.At Venice the daily average of new cases is 16, Ludwig's Mental Condition.MowicH, June 18.\u2014-King Ludwig left no will.Dr.Schleiss denies giving an opinion upon the King\u2019s condition or publishing a report in the newspapers.He says the chronic inflammation of the cerebral membranes justified the theory of Ludwig\u2019s insanity, and that the normal condition of the cerebellum explains the faculty of clear judgment possessed by the King, in spite of the fact that in other respects his mind was 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to-morrow.Watson and Read are wanted at Montreal, where they were engaged in a wholesale system of swindling in convection with a bogus sanitary and plumbing company.- Deliberate Murder, VicksBuRG, Miss, June 18.\u2014This community is greatly excited by rumors of a duel having been fought on the Louisiana shore between John G.Cash- man, editor of the Evening Post, and C.E.Wright, editor of the Commercial Herald, both of this city.The affair grow out of editorials in the respective journals, Wright asked for a meeting yesterday, and Cushman named Centennial Island\u2014time five o\u2019clock\u2014weapons-\u2014 rifles, at fifteen paces, The seconds agreed finally that the meeting should occur at eleven o\u2019clock yesterday morning, Some time.before the hour Cushman and his second left for the island and were pursued by a magistrate, but succeeded in reaching the island out of his jurisdiction.They waited until the appointed time, when Wright's second came over and stated that his principal was closely watched by the offi cers and could not evade them.It is stated positively, however, that the duel will be fought to-night.ms THE VANCOUVER FIRE, Mr.S.0, Shorey Starts a Subscription List for the Sufferers\u2014Nearly 81,300 Already Collected.Mr.8.O.Shorey, of the firm of Messrs, H.Shorey & Co, rightly thinking that im- mediaie steps should be taken to secure subscriptions towards a fund for the sufferers by the disastrous fire at Vancouver, startled out to collect on Thursday afternoon, and up to last evening he had secured subscription: among the merchants whic amounted to nearly $1,300.{ The following are the names and amount subscribed to Mr.Shorey\u2019s list : \u2014 H.fhorey & C0.creunnoss0bs0000us00000 $ Gault Bros.& Co.J.Coristine & Co.\u201cuv Greene, Sons & Co .\u2026 Frothiagham & Wor .Thos.May & Co .se J, Johnstone & Co.Crathern & Caverhill.J.G.Mackenzie & Co.Thibaud au Bros.& Co.Hodgscn, Sumner & Co Benny, McPherson & Co.James O\u2019Brien & Co.,.B.& $.H.Thompsnn & Co.Montreal Rolling Mills Co Silverman, Boulter & Co .Lightbound, Ralston & Co M.Fisher, Sons & Co.J.W.Mackedle & Co.M.Ho'den &Co., James Linton & Co Millis & Hutchinson., Cantlie, sEwan & Co.John McLean & Co.Lonsdale, Reid & Co.Paterson, Kissock & Co H.A.Nelson & Sonas.,, - Charles Morton & Co.Skelton, Bros.& Co.A Friend.vviiviiiinnna, G.W.Moss &(Co.,.aanooFESENNERRENRRANANEREARENSSSSSESSSESSS rere neue vevpeeeee SLAG Mr.Shorey will hand over ths amount collected by him to the committee that will be appointed at the citizens\u2019 meeting.this morning.AMUBEMENTS, Theatre Royal This afternoon and evening Kersande\u2019 Minstrels will appear for the last time.They have had good houses since they began here, aud have made themselves popular.Wallace Kiog, W.Downs.Billy Kersands, Cicero Reed, B.lly Wilson, in fact ihe whole company exerted themselves to please, and certainly did so.We hope to see them back sgain shortly, and with them the geatlemanly manager C.B.Hicks.Crossen\u2019s Bankers Daughter will bs put on next Monday.It has been played at Union Square Theatre and other large theatres in New York with unqualified success, and as it willxbe produced here with à firet-claes company, excellent scen- ety and beautiful costumes, it ought to draw crowded houses, «+: C Sparrow's Rérai: Pavilion.The fine weathez cf jesterdaÿ drew quite a number of people to-witness the per- formancee.The acrodatig feats are wonderful, the trapezists are unequalled, the trained doge of Prof.Gleason, simply marvellous, and the witticisms of the veteran clown, Cul.John Foster, and Fred Runnels keep the crowd in roars of laughter.This is the last day of the show, and no doubt crowds will avail themselves of this the last opporiunity ot seeing it.> HERE AND THERE.Before the Police Magistrate yesterday, Daniel McKenzie was\u2019 sentenced to two months\u2019 jail for stealing a valise from W.Chanon.; The Police Magistrate yesterday found tbirteen-year-old.youth Tamed Napoleon Caron guilty of petty larceny, Sentence was suspended.J i Willian O\u2019Grady, accused by Lewis P.Clapp with larceny, was found gnilty in\u2019 the Police Court yesterday and sentenced to four months\u2019 imprisonnient.© - \u2018 mr \u201c= A Useful Mimt; It may be useful for the reader to know that the popular prepamstion known sg Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil Las proved à sovereign remecy for deafness, man certified cures being on record.Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil also cures aches, pang and lameness, and may be used internally as well as outwardly.| treet Oup Favortres.\u2014Por good sterlin value the old favorites.Arietta\u201d de M.Hirsch have seldom been equalled and cez- tainly never excelled.A fresh shipment has just been received at Hirsch\u2019s, opposite Post-Office. 9 - TRADE AND COMMERCE BANK DIVIDENDS\u2014SEMI-ANNUAL Books Booker P.L Payable.Close Open.QCommerce.a 2 July.17June, 2July.E.Townships 8} 2July.15June.2July.MISCELLANEQUS\u2014QUARBTEELY.bl Brose, Soon?P.C.Payable.ose.pen.Mont.Tel.3 2July.14 June.2July.ANNUAL MEBRTINGS\u2014BANKS.Commerce.18 July 12m.allot FINANCIAL.Tex HrrALD OrFion, Friday evening, June 18, 1886.The Montreal Stock Market, There was more business done at the Stock Board to-day both in bank stocks apd miscellaneous, Commerce ex-divi- dend being the most active of the former and Canadian Pacific of the latter.Indications point to a more active movement in the latter stock and in all probability higher prices will be obtained.Montreal was very quiet, only 2 shares selling at 2073, Merchants was stronger to-day, 195 shares selling at 124 and 6 at 1233.Commerce;- the -transactions in which were\u2019 confined to ex-dividend, the transfer books being now closed, sold at 120 and 1193, 450 shares selling at the former figure and 250 shares at the latter.A small parcel (2 share-) of Oatario sold at 116.The transactions in bank stocks to-day aggregated 610 shares.In miscellaneous stocks Montreal Tele- graphsold at 124% and 125,Richelieu at 743 and 743, City Passenger at 160%, St.Paul & Manitoba at 117 and 1163, and Canadian North-West Lands at 73s, Canadian Pacific sold at 67 and 67§, by far the largest number of shares at the sormer price.The aggregate transactions in miscellaneous stocks were were 2,050 shares.There were no transactions in bonds.The total transactions to-day were 2,660 of stocks as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.2 Ontario.100 Merçhants Bty.\u20260.325 Commerce ex div\u2019 at 100 Western Union at.125 Mont.T'el.at.oo.200 do.Bt.ovsorsosove.* 175 Richelieu 8loseese serves sesso.744 * 825 City Pass.At.0.0.1604 200 St, L\u2019aul & Man at.\u2026.0.Ll7 25 do Ato\u2026svs 000000001164 475 Canadian Pacific at.\u2026\u2026\u2026.67 125 Can.N.W.Lands at.\u2026.738 \u2018 AFTERNOON BOARD.6 Merchants at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.25 do At.\u2026socc0 125 Commerce ex div at.25 do do at.\u2026.\u2026.«01194 100 Western Union at.624 4 TQ 0 ©, GC 25 Richelieu St,.\u2026\u2026\u2026.001000 coccce 743 = 3 | 815 i 75 Can.Pace Qlcoasoovoresc0.0000 67 8 Ga gw 5 2 100- - do Bliveeves conve coven 66% TOOKS, #9 a B® : The following are the closing quotations 3 3 : | : |: 1 of the stock market as especially reported west Union.| 82 Ï at 162 oy 9 e Shore.| E54! for Trg Herat by D, Lorn MacDougall Pacino RT, \u201cEr ! se 9 : i .TiO.oven.& Oo., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street: Bre bie : | & 2 rie pret k : mé |2 of of Ohio & Mi 2} 23 6 2405 |B] eae = arth-West pre 21.+ Broces; ie gE ThT 2 St.Paul.| Tag Cor TR Aan Ig} | Bt Paul.1128 \u2014 i Nn ral 544! : $200./5 P.C.| 208H 207; »J, Central.Bank of Montreal.| 810015 fo.) 117-| 14 N.Ÿ.Contral.BADE Bo No A.oweeend] £50 |8 PO.eau 0fs0a0e Del., Lack &West Banque du Peuple.4-$ BU secre 100 Del.& Hudson.931! 98% wi Molsons Bank 50 14 PC 132 1284 Rock Island.(128 Az 127 300 \u2018Bank of Toronto.!!|.100 14 P-C-| 201 200 Il, Central.1139 EH 1394.\u2018Bank Jacques Cartier 25 3 POL.lo.Chic, B, 136] 1863138 1363\" \"100 Merchants BARK.,ee.s| 100 [StP-C-| 194 128} arses veufcconfeccei0000| 120 Bank d'Hochelaga.«.! 100 8 PO).uuleeeses Wabash pref.doooerandlezaalass 800 ast'n Township Bk.| 50 BiP-C-|LL.117 Union Pacific.«| B54! 55 55% 56} 2410) uebec Bank.i.108 Reading.| 255 254 254 25 2000 R que Nationale.| 50 Kansas & Texas .| 2041 294 29 { 294} 5300 Union Bank.100 Canada South.«| 44: 4351-443 443; 3200 Oan.Bk of Commerce| 50 St.Paul & Omaha .| 404| 49% 5v | 493 11500 Dominion Bank |.505 St.Paul & Omaha pref.1144 116 |L15i 1154) 1800 Bank of Hamilton.100 Denver & RIOG su\u2026\u2026+rensiocsofsroufsase 1500 Wille Marie °° 100 i] Norihern Pac.eecs00e a 27 eo 22# 100 Standard Bank.ol 60 | Northern Pac, pret.GU#| 60; 8200 Federal Bank.00 .Ontario & West.sevefsvoofsceujeu 100 Imperial Bank 00 Oho Cent.cova werner ry asoojaoneles MISCELLANEOUS.Mobile & ORIQ.+ vues rsae|oss|rarels sas Fnterpolonial Coal CO.[ 100 j= *jorosso[riocco Louisville & Nash.= \u2018Montreal Tel'grph Co '1)\"|4 P-0-l'HI2Ii| 124) Texas Pacific.Dom.Telegraph Co.| go 3.pc! \"8d \"623i Central Pac.Western Union Tel Co 2ip:c.Missouri Pac.Rich & Ont.Nav.Co.p.c.St.Paul, M, & M.City Passenger R.R.Pullman Car.Montreal Gag Co.pc Oregon Trans.Canada Cotton Co.West Shore new bo New Engl\u2019d Paper Co.Canada Pac.Canada Paper Co.Exchange.Canada Shipping Co.Money.soosonsecss0 Dundas Cotton Co., Mont Loan&Mort'gCo vont.Invest&B/dg Co Royal Can, Ins.Co.sfontreal Cotton Co.Stormont Cotton Qo.Hechelaga Cotton Co.Coaticook Cotton Co.Merchants Manf.Co,.Bell Telephone Co.,.Guarantee Co.of N.A.Accident Ins C.of N.A Le Ch'n&St.Law J\u2019n Bl.|+ DOMINION DAY AT ST.JOAN\u20193, QUE.Grand Regatta\u2014Haunlan and Ross and a Host of Other Attractions \u2014 The * Vies\u201d Going Out.As Dominion Day approaches the interest in the grand regatta to be held on the River Richelieu on that day increases.That an immense crowd will visit St.Joan's for the occasion is an assured fact: All the available Lake Champlain steam\u201d ers have already been chartered for July 1st, and the railroads running into the town are makiog arrangements for a heavy traffic.By a reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that a most attractive programme of races has beea prepared, while music by several bands, Japanese day fireworks, &c., will help to fiil in the intervals between the races.No pleasanter trip for Montrealers could be chosen than a rua to St.John\u2019s and the enjoyment of a day spent on the beautiful Richeliew.The gallant ¢ Vics\u201d are going out ia full force to spend their D>miniwva Day in St.Jobn\u2019s, and there is à probability that the 65th Battalion will also go out.Wallace ha: notified the committee that he will be in 8t.John\u2019s on Monday, 21st inst., to begin training for the race, sud Hanlas will be there immediately after his race with Hosmer on the 25th, Fiom Aduertisements, MT MAT COMPLETE STOCK WHITE = VICTORIA : LAWNS, CREAM INDIA LINENS.CHECK GRENADINE MUSLIK, WHITE and ECRU STRIPED MUSLIN, JOHN MACDONALD & C0, Wellington Street, Toronto, and Manchester, Eng.June 19 © 14.A pollinares \u201cTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.\u201d \u201c Apoilinaris Water is an article which is produced by Nature and is not the handiwork of man ; it isa Natural, and not an artificial Water\u201d ya U.S.Treasury, 28 Jan.1882.ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS.Of alt Grocers, Druggists,& Min.Wat, Dealers.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.MONTREAL HERALD WILL BE FOUND ON SALE \u2014AT THE\u2014 Following Dealers: ALBION HOTEL NEWS STAND.BALMORAL HOTEL NEWS STAND.BERNARD, A.1148 St.James St BOUDREAU, L.-.8T7 St.James St BONAVENTURE DEPOT NEWS STAND.BRADFORD, MRS.220 Seigneurs St CHALIFOUX, Fesses.210 MoCord St.DAVIDSON, W.13674 St.Catherine St.DAWSON BROS.\u2026 .1B26 St.Catherine St.DRYSDALE, W.-1428 St, Catherine St.DALLAIRE, MRS.,,.2579 Notre Dame St.FOURNIER, M.R.288 St.Andre St.FEATHERSTONE, A.M.ioiiviiieriarnnneres cor.Si Lawrence and Craig Sts FISHER, JOHN, & CO., 125 St.Francois Xavier St.GUILFOYLE, Je.211 Seigneurs St GREAVES, J J.+816 St.Catherine St.GREAVES, J.J.«1844 St.Catherine St, HALEY BROS.» 2128 Notre Dame St.HARKINS, MRS.868-St, Catherine St.KELLUY, Je.s60010000 +164 St.Antoine St LEFORT, L.1115 St, James St LAFRENIERE, C.cor.St.Denis 4 Craig Rts, MARCHALL, W.G.2614 Notre Dame St.MYERS, 8.158 St.Antoine St.MILLOY, MRS.1201 8t.Catherine St, MURPHY, PETER.508 St.James St.MICHIE, MRS.1448 St.Catherine St, MORRISON, J.8.+291 St, Antoine*St.McMAHON, J.+r 0004.960 Dorchester St.MCGRATH, J.P., Boston Bakery, 4871 St, Lawrence St.McCALLUM, R.N.1305 St.Catherine St MOCANN, MRS.+.\u2026.584 Cralg St.MCARAN, J.+++.2090 Notre Dame St.MURRAY, J.& Co «686 St.Catherine St.O'HARE,JF.\u2026.++.Aylmer St+ O'ROURKE, E.\u2026.\u2026.B0 St.Antoine St.PRINGLE.8.vesces.+912 Dorchestar St.REDMOND, J.0 Chaboillez Square.RIENDEAU, M.8.667 St.James St.RICHELIEU HOTEL NEWS STAND.RIVARD, Le E.\u2026.564 Craig St, SHARKEY, MISS.1340 Notre Dame St RI.LAWRENCE HALL NEWS STAND.SA IT, H.T.\u2026.1195 St.Catherine St SCOTT, A.8.788t.Lawrence St.8 (REET, WALTER.29 Bleury St.SHEA, CHAS.678 Dorchester 8%.SMITH, H.1891 Notre Dame St SHELLY, MRS 0.147 McCord St.STOCKWELL, C.A.368 St.James St.WINDSOR HOTEL, NEWS STANDPOINT ST, CHARLES.AUBERT & CALDWELL.36% Wellington St.MONTEITH, WM.157 Congregation St.COTE ST.ANTOINE.MoCALL, F.D.\u2026.\u20260+000060.Post-Office TORONTO.ALLAN.P.C.85 King Street West.QUEEN'S HOTEL NEWS STAND.OTTAWA.MOPYKE, J.+000.0000 01000565 Sussex St.RUSSELL HOUSE NEWS STAND.UGLOW, Bensso+0.000002000000vov0ss Sparks S- QUEBEC.BOLIWELL\u2019S NEWS DEPOT.Opp.P.O COUNTRY BOARD.Superior accommodation and board for four or five adults during the summer months.Mountain air and scenery, within an hour and a half of Montreal.Address A.M, Herald Tew Advertisewents.HY OO Pei ale A PEL do A.A CURES ALL HUMORS, from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst Strofula.Salt-rheum, Feverssorcs,\u201d Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases caused by bad blood are y this powerful,\u201d purifying, and invigorating medicine.Great Eating Ule cers rapid y heal under its benign inttuence.Especially has it manifested its potency in curing Tetter, Rose Rash, Boils, Care buncles, Sore Eyes Scrofulons Sores and Swellings, Hip-Joint Disease, White Swellings, Gotitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands, Send ten cents in stamps for a large treatise, with colored plates, on.Skin Diseases, or the same amount for a treatise on Scrofulous Affection \u201cTHE THE LIFE 8.oop Is » Thoroughly cleanse it by using Dr.Plerce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, à fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength, and soundness of coustitution, will be established.CONSUMPTION, which is Scrofulous Disease of the Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested «nd cured by this God-given remedy, it taken before tho last stages of the disease ave reached.From its wonderful power over this terribl frtal disease, when first offering this now cele ebrated rewedy to the public, Dr.Pizrce thought seriously of calling it his \u201cCone sumption Cure, but nbandoned that name as too limited for & medicine which, from its wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative, or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and nutritive properties, is unequaled, not only as a remedy for consumption of the lungs, but for all CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE Liver, Blood, and Lungs, \"If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color of ekin, or yellowish-brown spots on face or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chil alternating with hot flashes, low spirits an gloomy borebodings, irregular appetite, and coated tongue, you are suffering from Indie gestion, Dyspepsia, and Torrid Liver, or «Billousness.\u2019 In muny ceses only part of these symptoms are experienced.As a remedy for all such cases, Dr.Picrce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery has no equal.For Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Shortness of rcath, ronchitis Sovere Coughs, Consumption, an kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy.Send ten cents in stamps for Dr.Pierce's book on Consumption.Sold by Druggists.PRICE $1.00, OR 6 BOTTLES FOR $5.00.World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, 653 Main 8§., DUSFALO, N.Y.\\evce's LITTLE Xe as20Y LIVER e\\etls PILLS.ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC.Sold by Druggists.25 cents a vial.$500 REWARD M is offered by the proprietors ÿ of Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure.If you have a discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of smell, taste, or hearing, weak eyes, dull pain or pressure in head, you have Catarrh.Thousands of cases terminate in consumption.Dr.Sage\u2019s CATARRH REMEDY cures the worst cases of Catarrh, \u201cCold in the Head,\u201d and Catarrhal Headache.50 oentée May 13 1ÿ trs 114 THE BELL TELEPHONE CO, OF CANADA, Dividend No.9.on PELLETS e The usual Quarterly Dividend of TWO PER CEN, will be paid, on 15th July, to Shareholders of record 3th June.CHAS.P.SCLATER.Sec.-Treas.Montreal, June 14th, 1886.16,19,23,26,803 3,7,10,147 144 QUEEN\u2019S HOTEL i] Close to Crystal Palace, LONDON.One of the largest and best family h tels in the Kingdom.Situnte in its own beautitul grounds of six acres.Renowned for its healthy position, and highly recommended by the first physiclans of the day.db trs 106 HOTEL WELLESLEY, Krino Park, Weilesioy, Mass.Uneurpassed accommodation for 500 guests.Remarkably healthy location; 700 acres of pine groves, ornamental gaidens, ferneries, grottos, lakes and river, .Tne favorite of al summer resorts.Illustrated circular.0.M.SOUTHWICK & CO., Proprietors, June 15 dm tvs 143 \u2018DR.MAJOR, .Bpeclalist to the Department for Diseases Of the Nose and Throat,.Montreal General Hospital, will be absent in Europe until September.83 UNION AVENUE.May 28.y 110 .NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, pe v The Temperley Line SS.OCEAN KING Denham, master, frora London, is entered inwards at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay, ROBERT REFORD & CO.Agents.u 1i6 NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.THE ALLANS 88, MANITOBAN, R.CARRUTHERS, Commander, from GLASGOW, is entered at Customs.Consignecs will please pass their entries withe out delay.H.& A.ALLAN, Agents.Montreal, 17th June, 1886.ma 146 Use Imperial Xxtract Co.s Flavering Extracts.gest in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., 48 Ceolsorne Street, Toronto.Nov.we 83 SPEEDIE BROS,, Auctioneers and Live Stock Salesmen, 83 Bellgrove Street, Glasgow.Sales of ail classes of Fat Cattle and Sheep, in Glasgow Cattle Market, every Wednesday, at 11 o'clock.Bankers: \u2014The Commercial Bank of Scotland (limited), Gallowgate, Glas ow, Cable address :\u2014\u2018\u201c Speedie,\u201d Glasgow.May6 dm T 108 Mi.WM, OARTER SMITH, SOLICITOR, &C., 82 COLLJNS}STREET WEST, Melbourne, Vic\u2018oria, Australia, Commissioner for administering Oaths in the Supreme Court and Exchequer Court of Can« aud, Parilamentary Agent, Commissioner for taking acknowledgments, Commissioner for affidavits for New South Wales, eer-land, South Austrasa.India, Cape of Hope an .Mr 1f you want Boarders June 18 Office.\u2018WANTED, a good second-hand sailing yacht, Address, Yacht.145 \u201c mm m0 7 advertise ia The Herald, free ! Heu Advertisements, DOES IT PAY TO BUY \u2014A\u2014 Weber Piano?The following from the Star answers that question :\u2014 An auctione>r in Montreal recently sold a second-hand square Weber piaro, which had been several fears in use, for 3315, This ts believed to be the highest price vet realized for a second-hand square piano in Montreal, Another gentleman renlized at the sale in his residence for a Weber piano, which he had used for ten years, 348).The usual rental { r a Weber of the cheapest class in New York City 18 3% per month.Take the rental for the teu years it wasin use, and add to it the price realized at the sale, and we find it amounts to 81,140, or nearly three times the original cost of the instrument, Jt will thus ba seen that the purchaser of a genuine Weber piano can enjoy all the pleasures of Its magnificent tones while be usesit, and, should he require to part with ii, he will be at no loss to find a urchaser at its full value.The New Yo: k iano Company are whotesale aud retail agents for Weber in Canada, Ther »lso sell the beautiful planos of Dunham.Decker & Son, Vose and Hale, of New York, from their warerooms at 228 & 230 8t.James street.Purchasers will have One of the largest stocks in the country to seleet from.The first lady in the United States, the wife President Cleveland, has just ordered a fine e r.Whol sale and retail! prices obtained on application to N.Y.PIANO CO,, SRS St.James St.June 18 m 148 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS, The meeting for the public declaration of the results of the kxaminations avd giving Certificates to the canaldates examined iu Montreal, will be held in the WILLIAM MOLSON HALL of the McGili College, On SATURDAY, the 19th June, at 3 p.m.The friends of education are respectfully invited to attead.W.C.BAYNES, Secretary McGill College.ul46 4 TO HIS WORSHIP >e THE MAYOR OF MONTREAL 4) SIR\u2014We, the undersigned, hereby respectfully request that you call a Public Meeti: g of the ¢ tizens of Montreal, at an early date, to consider what steps should be taken to help to relieve the distress caused by the calamity which has recently overtaken the new city of Vancouver.H.SHOREY, A, F.GAULT, E.K.GREENE, THOMAS J, CORISTINE, 8.CARSLEY, R, ALEX.MANSON, A.RAMSAY, HUGH MACKAY, OWEN McGARVEY, In answer and in conformity with the above call, I hereby appoint the hour of Eleven o'clock a.m., on SATURDAY, the 19th June inst., for a public meeting, to be held in the City Hall, for the purpose of organizing relief for the distressed citizens of the city of Vancouver.H.BEAUGRAND, Mayor of Montreal.MAYOR'S OFFICR, Crry HALL, Montreal, June 17th, 1886., Tenders For One Tank \u201410 \u201c%/ SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed \u2018 Tender for Tank,\u201d will be received in the City Clerk's office, City Hall, until noon On MONDAY, the Z1st Fune Kustant, for the construction of one tank on Dominion Square, as per plan and specification to be seen In the office of the Bullding Inspector, City Hall.The lowest or any tender will not necssarily be accepted.u 146 [By order,[ CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.City HALL, } Montreal, 17th June, 1884, u 146 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014- meme \u2014-\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014.Help Wanted_-Female WANTED, a cook for country house ; family of two.Wages $13 a month.Addregs G.8.MacD 'nald, Cornwall.r 18 WANTED\u2014A nurse 10 go Lo the country at 10 Prince Arthur street.189 Situations Wanted-\u2014Male.ST ATION\u2014To attend to horse and make himself generally useful.Apply, N., Herald office 146 ANTED, a situation bya yoong man 21 years of age drive à milk waggon and make out accounts.w:iter.Knows the city well, &c., &c.Address by letter, Jas.Murray, Montreal P.Office.146 WANTED by an experienced book-keeper and accountant a situation as such.Highest references.Both languages.E.S.M., HERALD Office.M 146 pene SITUATION WANTED by a young man (19) in any business, with thres years experience in the wholesale aod retail trade, a first-rate physical constitution, strictly temperate habi 8, willingness to be generally useful, and unquestionable references, wili produce a living salary, resides with parents.Address, C.R.,Herald office.145 ANTED by a respectabie middle aged man, & situation to work about a gentleman\u2019s house and make himself generally useful, is a good gardener.Address, J.M., 16% St.Urbain street, City.m 145 WANIED, a situation as storeman or assistant; good penman and quick at figures ; can give good references and security (required.Address H.W., Herald office.144 WANTED\u2014By a young man empioyment as plumber or gasfitter; references given ifrequired.Apply at No.94 Cheune- ville street.u 142 WANTED, at any kind of light work, rood quick writer and figurer; used to selling goods.Y., Herald Office.141 Lire INSURANUE\u2014Geatlemu-s having experience as Inspector of Agents in above, wishes employment.Would not ohject to poing up West.First-class references.Salary ow.Parkinson, 11 8t.Charles Borromes street.-_ 140 USTERMAN, undergraduate 1a medicing | who has held hospital appointment 1 England, is willing to attend on or trave With an Invalid.\u2018 Medicus,\u201d 11 St.Charles Borromee street.m 14) ANTED\u2014A gentleman (at present employed in city office) wishes for employ- raent in an Insurance office at_small salary.Has had a little experience.Best of references.Address, Mr.Jones, **HERALD.\u201d 130 m ANTI D\u2014 Photographer wants a situation ag printer or toner, or operator, or outdoors.Photo, Herald office.1 WANTED, by a respectable young wan situation on board ship in any capacity.Address J.K.68 Quesnel street.1 ANTED, by & respectable young man, situation in any office or store.Three years\u2019 experience and good references.Address 8.C.58 Quesnel Street West.186 \u2018WANTED\u2014A young Englishman, of good boo education, desires an engagement as kk«eper, storeman, etc., having experience and the best of Ww.M, Herald Office, 186 ANTED~-A middle-aged man seeks employment in any responsible position.References and security.J.S., Herald office.references.WANTED By a steady, reliable mau,work by tne day in gardens; understands taking care of horse and carriage; would mina a house during the summer.Can furnish satisfactory references.Can be heard of at 505 Sherbrooke street.m 130 WANTED, by a smart, handy man, sttua- tion as storeman; understands the care of horses; good city references.Address DT., 163 Mountain street.133 Situations Wunted_Female W TANTED by a respectable woman washing or other work by the day, or would take in washing.Family washing done.Apply to 181 Roy lane.M 148 WAN TED by a respectable middle aged woman, à situation as working housekeeper 10 two or three gentlem- n,can furnish best of references.Address, V.L., 104 8t.Urbain street, City.m 145 WANTED by a respectab.e wowan, & position as cook or general servant, is a Protestant.Address, M., Herald, 145 WANTED by «respectable woman, work by the day.Address, K., Herald m 145 WANTED, by a dressmaker, who can cut and fit, eoployment in ladies\u2019 families.Best city references can be given.Address J.H.Y., Herald Office.m 140 W'ANTED\u2014Situation as cook or general ser- c vant oF Jours woman from the Old ountry.references, y at Mrs: Roche's, 15 Jurors street.pe m 129 WANTED, by young lady, situation as companion to a lady, or as governess to one or two young children.usical.No objection to leave city.Address A.K., Herald offica, : m 138 ESTABLISHED 1870.JONAS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.MONTREAL.FOR SALE, 50 puns Choice New Barbadoes Molasses 100 cages Po.le\u2019s Pickles 100 do Tulloich\u2019s Pickles, hexagon bottles 300 do Lobsters, Young's celebrated brand 100 do Mackerel 50 qtls.Dry Codfish 200 boxes Boneless Fish 30 kitts New Mackerel, packed expressly for family use Bris.and half-brls, Labrador Herrings 100 bris.Pure Newfoundland Cod Oil! 80 do o do Cod Liver Oil 5: do Halifax Cod Oil 50 do Steam Refined Pale Seal Caledonia Mine Steam Coal and Screening, dellvered in quantities 70 suit purchasers, now landed ex steamships Domingo,Carn- brae and Mylo.J.& R.McLEA, 8 Common Street.Montreal.Telep'.one 866.P.O.Box 1274.June 18 81 Debtors\u2019 & Creditors\u2019 Agency.For the negotiation of settlements between debtors and creditors, and for amicably are ranging matters of contract in dispute.F.r investigating and advising debtors in difficulties with respect to their estates, and for submitting true reports to their creditors.For procuring capital, securing loans, and the promotion of companies.For all matters of business appertaining to that of accountant, assignee, valuator and agent.All business confidential, and versonall attendad to by ! y JOHN LIVINGSTONE, \u201cMail\u2019 Brildings, Toronto Wl tre SOR BALE.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT That choice buildine site, cerner of Pee Street and Burnside, 113 x 116.8, the; best gor ner in the city, for sale CHEAP, Apply 10 & MOLEA WAT.RANEK,C.E., - Archiieot 224 ; FameaStrest, CASTOR FLUID (Registered) A delightiull refreshing preparation forthe hair.should be used daily.Keeps the seaip healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes tae \u2018wth, A perfect hair dressing for tas amily.25c per boit'e HEN iy \u20ac.GRAT Chemist 141 St.Lawreace dain 3.ceet, ANTED\u2014By a young girl, situation to go to the seaside as bursery.governess or companion.Aoply 11 Beaver Hall.m 1] OPYIST\u2014Wanted by a young lady, who 18 a good, rapid writer, copying in an office, Address E.79, Herald office.m 137 ANTED\u2014Situation as houskeeper, where trust and confidence are required.Can give good references.Address M., Herald office.m 137 Sp\u2014 Rooms To Let LET\u2014Furnished bed-room, 80 Union avenue, m 146 Te LET\u2014Furnished front Hall Terrace 0 LET\u2014A furnished front bed-room, suitable for one or two single gentlemen; 182 Mountain street, near Windsor Hotel private family.__ ra 146 OOM3, furnished'or unfurnished; cheery lealitv ; newly papered and painted.Apply 10} Phillips Square.147 Te LFT, furnished room or rooms.Apply Mrs.O'Neil, 84 Catheart street.I 0 LKT, furnished rooms, double aod single, also unfurnished, at 49 McGill College Avenue, m 144 7410 LET, furnished front parlor, suitab:e for one or two gentlemen, on first floor ; also single room.Fourth door from Windsor Hotel.136 Peel street.m 144 A CCOMMODATION, comfortable and con venient, for strangers visiting the cit, 8'80, permanent board.18 Brunswick st.Tis ROM Fw nished, suitable for lady or i gentleman ;.fourth door room, 49 Beaver m 146 to indsor Hotel.136 Peel Street.Le, 135 YO LET\u2014Furnished bedrooms at 49 Beaver Hall Hill.m 135 ee Rooms Wanted WW 'ANTED\u2014A flat of three furnished rooms with useof kitchen.Address Mrs.S.38 Catcheart street, 146 ; pr \u2018WANTED, in a strictly private family, a well furnished room, with use of kitchen and utensils, for married couple ; no children.Locality east of Bleury street.Terms no.to exceed $8 per month.\u201d Address F.E., Herald Office.m 140 y ANTED\u2014AT Cote St.Antoine, a furnished bedroom and good-sized, unfurnished room ; would be permanent if suitable ; or very small cottage might answer.Address with terms and locality, \u201cF.)\u201d Herald office.m 126 : \" Miscellaneous.J OHN MANN would like to meet bis brother Jawes, at the Hotel Glasgow, Notre Dame street.u 146 ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo.P.Rowell & Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York.Send 1Octs.for 100-Page Pamphlet, 6m DW ss 93 H, OOTER, Agocuntant and Auditor Address P.O.Box No, 1,886, Aen Aduvcrtisements ! Auction Sales.BY JAMES STEWART & CO.DAMAGED CLARETS & BRANDIES We are instructed by Messrs.HENRY CHAPMAN & Cu, to offer the following goods, damaged oa voyage of importation ex 88 AVLONA, POR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, AT THE Donaldson Line Bteamshis Sheds, On Monday, the 21st Instant, At ELEVEN o'clock a.m., 70 Cases CUZOL, FILS & CO CLARETS.650 Cases J.J.POLLARD & CO.CLARETS.94 Cases H.DEVINE & CO.BRANDIES.JAMES STEWART & CO., DAMAGED CLARET LARET ! The nndersigned will offer at the DON ALD- SON LINE STEAMSHIP SHEDS, per in- straotions from Messrs.John Osborn, Son & Co., For Account of Whom it May Concern, 300 Cases CHATEAU TENAUD CLARET, Damaged on voyages of importation ex S.S.AVLUNA, \u2018On Monday Morning, 21st inst.At ELEVEN o'clock, JAMES STEWART & CO., 147 Auctioneers, at BY WM.H.ARNION.Delightful Residences & Grounds AT LACHINE, \u2014ALSO\u2014 Welt Cuitivated Small Farm.ty.The subscriber has received instructions from MRS.JOHN L.LEWIS To sell at his rooms, 212 St.James street,on TUESDAY, June 29th Inst., Her delightful Residence and Gruonds situated about one half mile from Lachine station on the high road.THE GROUNDS, 80 acres of level high ground under, a mpst erfect state of culture.Two acres being in RAPES, from which there was a yield of FIVE tons last season.A splendid road ex~ tends the length of the farm, abou.3 acres in natural wood at the rear.THE HOUSE, * built in Chateau style of Rouge stone, with slate roof and Tower, 18 an ornament to the surrounding country, The rooms are large and -~iry, fine fireplaces in entrance hall and principle rooms with costly mantles, Cellars which cannot be surpassed, with Refrigerator room and Ice house.A most beautiful Spring asclear a8 orystal is here situated (a never falling source of pure waler,) Heated bya Furnace.This i8 really one of the most charming houses on the island.THE COTTAGES, Two in number, one on main road and one in rear, could bs used for gardener or farmer or leased.Both well built.THE STABLES, fitted up in most approved style,have stabling for sixteen horses, (8 loose boxes).Brick floor water ln stables, &c., large carriage house an.barn for.storing crops, Implement house and sheds.This delightful estate, In the very heartof Montreal\u2019s most delightful and ONLY suburb.offers to the public unusual advantages an an Interesting drive of about one hour by road from the city, or twenty minutes by train, brings one tothe very door.Accessible at all seasons of the year.For the MERCHANT or PROFESSION AL man no better chance was ever offered.The speculator here has scope for ideas; by building a small addition one could reap a rich harvest as a HOTEL, or as the property now stands there is ample room for a COUNTRY CLUB or ROAD HOUSE.The model farmer could not equal this spot on the 1siand.0 referring to Lachine as our only suburb, I do so as where have we got such a train service?Where have we got such a collection of cottages ?(and every one filled ; not one to be had to rent * for love or money.\u201d) A Boating club that has no equal in Quebec enlivens the scene, and with Lake St.Louis in front and the green fields in rear, one to be in La- cnine is ACTUALLY living in & Paradise, House on view to intending purchases after two o'clock every day.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.WILLIAM H.ARNTON, 146 20J Auctioneer.BY THOMSON & GOWDEY.For Account Canadian Pacific Rallway Co, CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT.We are favored with instructions from the C.P.R.Co.to Sellby Auction at our rooms, 241 and 243 St.James street, Tuesday Morning» June 22nd, at 10 o'clock, A large assortment of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Tweeds, Gloves, Mitts, Furs.Sever: hundred lots.Particulars in catalogues.THOMSON & GOWDEY, 141 Auctioneers.MC OFFICE TO LET.Fine Corner Office on First Flat of \u201cHerald\u201d Building, with three windows on both Victoria Square and St.James Street, heated by steam, and immediate possession if required.TERMS REASONABLE.Apply to \u201c HERALD \u201d Office.aw LET, THREE HANDSOME NEW OFFICES?Together or Separate.y, STAINED FINISH, BUT WATEP HEATING.521 ST.JAMES STR.EXK'S DAWES & CO.Sept.\" 8 TO RENT.From the first of May next, those well known and extensive premises Nos.83 tn 9) Coilege Street, heretofore known as êl- li.ms\u2019 Brewery, and consisting of large four storey cut stone building fronting on College atreat, together with large stone buildings In rear, large ice house, the whole containing extensive cellarages.These well known premises have been used as a brewery for the past 60 years, and are specially fitted up with malthouses, kilns, &c., the whole reu aring them most desirable for such a business, and are all suitable also for general manufacturing purposes and fo: warehousing and storage tz QR James Street NEW YORK GOSSIP.! The Ansual Regatia\u2014The Wiad in the Way \u2014 The World Wiinesses Jt\u2014 ¢ Primce Karl\u201d at Madison Square\u2014 Other Theatrical Gossip \u2014 Going Abrosd\u2014The Crowd That Says;*'Good- Bye\u201d \u2014 College Commencements \u2014 - Sommer Fashioss\u2014New Costumes, Basques, Wraps \u2014 Timely Notes\u2014 Rings, Fans, Dog-Collars.| 8°ROIAL CORBESPANDENCE OF THE HERALD.] Nsw York, June 17th, 1886.The annual regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club took place \u2018on Tuesday last, \u2018anä-the aloop Piiscilla chme of vietori- ous.- This.was by sheer good luck, apd not through superiority of sailing, and doubtless causes much disappointment.Still it was: a victory, and as such \u2018proudly received the laurels of the day.All New York, so to speak, was afloat, aud the watery track between Bay, Ridge, the starting point, and Scotland and Sandy Eook light ships was crowded with living sail.The day broke _ gloomily enough for a funeral.The sky had the blues.Still the world went forth \u2018in excursion boats and tugs to witnees the long-looked-for event, and came back full of nautical lore.Brooklyn came out in strong detachments, a8 did Jersey City and Hoboken.The.ocean came mm big.swells, and, té those who are not.used to the peculiar rolling of the mighty deep, it was mot all a dey of bliss.: No one acknowledged thie, and but for pale faces and blue li;¢, none would have been the wiser for tongue clove to the mouth.To-day another sailing race takes place, The magnificent boats are ready, and as I write you are again sailing between Bay Bridge and Sandy Hook, making a rourd trip of 40 miles.\u201cThis is about the best excitement for fasbicnable New York.Therefore, till the autumn, the ordinary world of this city will gee that crowd no more.The watering places are offering all sorts of inducements on paper for pecple to come and partake of their luxur.es at so much per month.In the meantime, Wallack\u2019s and the Madison Square theatres are cooling their auditoriums\" with iced air and drawing re- epectable sized houses.# PRINCE KARL \u201d \u2018bas caught the popular fancy.The Madison Square theatre never had a\u2019 more prosperous summer run, Mr.Richard Mane- field, who centinues to personate that peculiar German prince, who speaks English with a @Qerman accent, delights a eulti- vated.audience.Songs are now introduced, and some imitation business also.But whatever Mr, Mansfield does be does delicately aud charmingly.Without the talented comedian \u2018\u2018 Prince Karl\u201d could not stand.The powers of the actor, however, have made society desirous of wit~ nessing more than onoe his inimitable role.\u201cNOT ONE WORD \u201d was produced at the Grand Opera House on Monday night last.Despite.the bad weather\u20141t rained -pitchforks\u2014a completely filled house testified their appreciation of Mr.James Schoeberg\u2019s drama.«Not One Word\u201d is made the medium through four acts of how a man innocent of French is blamed, and what he suffers, As you may suppose, such a melodrama brought out the qualities of heart of the innocent and the guilty, and many strong dramstic situations aleo.There are many elements of the play that please or fascinate certain audiences, and if directed to these, there ie every chance of it proving more than a summer success.\u201cThe Bridal Trap,\u201d Mr.Sydeey Rosen- field's version of Audran\u2019s \u2018Berment d\u2019Amour,\u201d is meeting a plentiful share of paironsge atthe Bijou Opera House.And jast across the street \u201c The Crowing Hen,\u201d Mr.McCaull\u2019s version of Audran\u2019s same operetia, is- also meeting with a bounteous lot of patronage.: « Erminie\u201d at the Casino, continues to draw large audiences, and Mr.Armson has no cause to complain of the golden harvest he is reaping.The \u201cTin Soldier,\u201d a burlesque, is pleasing the fancy of the thousands, Ils success 18 remarkable, and 1s author is-as much astonished as are sensible people, .The Little Tycoon is making hay while the sun shines, and continues to give Japanese curiosities to ladies at matinees as sp:cial reminiscences.On Saturday last Miss Helen Dauvray sailed away from these shores in the good ship Aurania.I, with about a thousand other people, went aboard to say © goodbye\u201d to the little lady, as well as to some other friends.I have never been in a larger crowd on board of a boat.Sardines packed in their tin boxes had plenty of room compared to those aboard the Aurania.Women and men, too, large, stout ones, fainted and general confusion was the result.At times the heat was oppressive.And for several minutes after the whistle sounded for guests to go aehore it seemed impossible to move.he grand saloon Was a fairy land of flowers in every conceivable device, while telegrams and parting mescages strewed the tables like autumn leaves the round after a storm.Four other heavy aden steamers left the New York docks at the same hour, and the scene from all was pearly the same.The Old World will get a Jot of our dollars this season in spite of the papers telling how much we spend for other\u2019s benefit.And it is well enough to talk, but the free and independent American wiil continua to do what he pleases with his own cash, as well as sometimes with other peoples.COLLEGE AND SCHOOL COMMENCEMENTS.The closing exercises of our fashionable places of learuing bave in general taken lace within the last few days.Madame Mear\u2019s school for young ladies at 222 Madison Avenue, gave one of the mcst interesting entertainments of the season, The recitations in French, German and English, all testified not only to the ability of the pupils, but to the energy and skill of the teachers.A large party of ladies and gentlemen were present, and many were agreeably surprised Ly the essays in English of the pupile.The clacses in comporitiou are above the average, as sound mental culture and grace of style was very apparent.Most of the Colleges are having their closing exercices, aud these, as usual, take place at the Academy of Music.THE SUMMER FASHIONS, As supplements to a wardrobe already prepared, there are many charmiog novelties of style.In addition to the drees proper, many of the latest sateen costumes are provided with black or dark colored velvet collars, that may be added or detached at pleasure.also be added to such costumes.ing for all fummer .A plating of velvet ently to a tape may | ] peath the hem of plain cotton skirts.THE MAGPIE ERA may wit Upon us, Chantilly lace dresses\u2014the lace for the most part machine-woven but æery handsome and serviceable \u2014 belts and deep wristbands, Bows or long loops of velvet ribbons may These eflective accessories are charm- atlire, especially upon.ciesm-white woollens and India silks.that is sewed permac- be strongly basted be- i truth be said to have come again for black and white prevails in THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL & 4 are being made up over white surah or India silks.Ooe of the latest costume de- signe is an exponent of the fancy for æstbetic effecte.The ekirt ie in the round walking shape, and the overdress is à polonaise having closely fitted under-fineta or foundations, upon which the outer portions are adjusted by scanty gatherings at the reck and waist line.Thecenter-backs fall beneath a full drapery, which is sewed to a belt that passes around the figure ard fasteus in front.A short shirring is made below the closing of the front and at each under-arm seam, and below these shirrings drapery rections are inserted, their tops being closely gatbered and the effect suggesting fans.This arrangement 1s especially adapted for the use of lace flouncing or contrasting goods for the inserted drapery portions and at their tops looped bows, or fancy ornaments appear to good advantage.The standiog collar, and aleo a shawl collar, which extends to tbe closing, will usually be of velvet, and the wrists may have velvet cuffs.A costume that is adapted to a seasou- able range of fabrics and is eepecially suited to lace nets and flouncings and to bordered goods, has its front drapery lifted high on the left side.This arrangement is 80 simple, and withal so effective that the most intricate lace pattern is displayed.The back drapery falls into double bour- nieres loops and is about even in depth with thelskirt; and this and also the front drapery are so arranged that when flouncing is employed the edge is visible all around.The body of this costume is a basque with a pretty fulness below the waist-line of the back and a full Fedora vest.Ifthe basque be of lace net the vest will be of surah ar grenadine, Very distingue costumes bave red surah for the foundation and black lace flouncing for the entire outer portion.LADIES\u2019 SUMMER WRAPS, Some of the little wraps now developed in mull, laces and figured silke, recall the days of Louis XV.and his successor, of the Petit Trianon with Marie Antoinette and her royal milk maide, Sometimes ouly the backs and fronts of this wrap are cut from the fabrics, the sleeves or sides being of lace or embroidery, of beaded grenadine \u2014which is preferable to beaded net\u2014or perhaps, of very deep netted fringe.Of course, if the wrap be desired as the completion Lo a epecial costume, it repeats the chsracteristics of the costume.Small wraps of ecru and black are worn with costumes of any kind.They are shaped by a new pattern which has short front tabs and shorter side sections, Its.back is narrow and falls in a slender point below the waist line.The jauntiness of this wrap is enhanced by the arrangement of the sides, which extend only to the elbows and reach well up over the shoulders.Another wrap with a short, curved back, and a deeper pointed front has ita side sections sloped 80 \u2018as to be even in depth at their back edges and There is a charming effect, and a chic air, about this arrangement that is largely sought for.: LATEST BASQUES, - H Of the new baëque patterns there is no one that is eo shaped that it may not be finished with entire plainness, if such severity be best adapted to the figare of the wearer.All of them have pretty bust or vest ornaments, which in themselves siig- gest the plain chemisette, or full waistcoat, and will permit such varieties as will best develop these effects.Silk mull (either plain or dotted), Surah and India silks, are much liked for the full effects, and pique, Ottoman and other repped goods are selected for plain chemisette decorations.A basque which suggests the latter has a pointed front and a postillion back, with considerable under-plaited fullness.Upon this bust are triangular revers, between which a chemisette facin pa temporarily arranged.The ends of the high standing collar may be cut off slightly to disclosq a little \u201ceravat, and the collar, wists and revers may be faced with contrasting gods or trimmed with braid.None but flat decorations are, however, strictly fashionable when a chemisette effect is produced.A basque which provides for the full\u2019 effect has the short vest-ornament cut in a V at ite lower edge upon the bust, and the fullness of the ornament is kept in position by shirringe that are sewed through toa foundation.Lapel ornaments starting from the shoulders extend nearly to the waist line, and a high colar finishes the neck.The front is deeply point-d, and the back is short and has extra widths allowed below its centre and side-back seams; that at the end of the centre seam being, ug- plaited, and that at the end of each side- back team gathered at its top.This basque has dainty cuffs and a fashionable high collar.Very often the shirred bust ornament will be cardinal or orange silk, when the garment is black and when one becomes tired of the bright hue, it may be replaced by jetted or silk lace.Copper: and mahogany tints are associated with bronze, brown and green, and with seal and olive.A bagque for use at the seaside and mountains, made of flannels, serges and other materials in vogue, has its Tight front broadened upon the bust to form a triangular overlap from which a wide revers turns at the right side.Braid will often be arranged to follow the outline of the revers and collar, and will be disposed horizontally upon the bust.Braid will also trim the wrists and braid the edges.This basque is short in front and somewhat deeper at\u2019 the back, its side-backs failing in a pretty pointed tab at each side of the center back, which has a plaited extra- width below the center seam.TIMELY NOTES.Any style of basque or pointed waist may be turned into à full-dress bodice by having the front and back cutout and the sleeves shortened.A Fancy Dog Collar.\u2014May be made of dark green velvet and large plomd beads.The beads not only outline it, but describe a floral pattern on each side of the front.The pendant decoration seems like a plasiron, and is of the velvet, heavily beaded, and with spike-like pendants on the edge.This collar proves a decoration for a plain bodice.A black velvet one covered with grey or steel beads 18 generally very becoming.The latest finger ornament just no is composed of three rings, each containing three or more stones set in the same man - ner, but differing in kind.The most elegant specimens are plain gold bands pet with five gems apiece; the first containing rubies, the second diamonds, and the third sapphires.Each ring ie à faé-eimile of the others in mounting and in size of gems, A pale green gauze fam.is very large, amd upon jf is delicately\u201d painted a faint apple blossom, the combination of color making its use possible with several gowna.A pure yellow fan hag white violets cn its surface, while a white one i8 beautiful by clusters of farget-me-gots, = For ordinary ; ie not in full dress; a quaint Japan when you are dancing.much\u2019 further off the forehead than for sloped off towards the fr n° toelbow depthe |.use at any place of arhusement, when one | i ese fan is most desirahlez dibbon bows ehould not be tied on these- fans.A little infant powder dusted over your bangs will prevent the curl from coming out so quickly angs are worn gowas, the yellow, lavender, cream, white and Cresson sashes may be used.The richest sashes are of full width Surah satin, and have npon each side a border of grosgrain about three inches wide.\u2018These are in white, cream, lavender, Cresson, pale pink, lemon, golden brown and deep red.Tucking is in vogue either in {the drapery or in any suitable part of the skirt., ¢ Bersey BAXCEER.\u201d \u2014\u2014 The Beginning of Consumption.Blotches, pimples, eruptions, \u201c fever- sores,\u201d ulcers and enlarged glands are but 80 many outward manifestations of poisonous and scrofulous hnmors in tte blood, which sooner or later are apt to attack the delicate tissues of whe lunge, causing ulceration and consumption of these organs, Be wise in timé and use Dr.Pierce\u2019s \u201c Golden Medieal Discovery,\u201d the greatest blood-purifier, pectoral and strength-giver yet known to medical science.lt cures all these dangerous maladies having their orign in the blood, if taken in time.rd cw 146 ALL DISORDERS caused by a bilious state of the system can be cured by using Car ter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.No pain, griping or diccomfort attending their use.\u2018Cry them.8 tT 146.Errs\u2019s CoooA\u2014GnATEFUL AND CoM- FORTING.\u2014\u2018\u2018 By a thorough knowledge of the natural Jaws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-gelected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakrast tablèé with a delicately flavored Leverage which may save us many heavy doctor\u2019s bills, It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitu tion may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease Hundreds of subtile maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point, We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood ard a properly nour- Steam Coal! supplied to Steamships in Port of Montreal, or at Company's Pier, Sydney, C.B Very best Fresh Mined and Screened RESERVE STEAM COAL, also Screenings, for sale, ex ship or delivered, in lots to sul Toopnone No.688.SPRING AILL COAL FRESH MINED, Screened Steam Coal, arriving daily in Stock Brokers Code, Quotations of Stocke, Bonds and Exchange, with a full list of Stocks and securities.Stationers, Blank Book Makersand Printers FOR SALE, guaranteed finest qualities.PIPES, in Boxes.CANTLIE, EWAN & CO.iehed frame.\u201d (Ooi Service Gaselte\u2014 TAND\u2014 simply wi ili te ilk, > .Sold oni PR packets, labelled Jaxza Manufacturers\u2019 Agents Eres Ë 0-, Homeopathic Chemie, Lon- Bleached Shirtirgs, ., d .Le on, Englan | m d&w all Grey Sheetings, Tickings, xy aù White, Grey & Colored Blankets, em = duertisewents, Fine and Medium Tweeds Knitted Goods.Plain snd Fancy Flannel, Low Tweeds, Etoffes, &c., WHOLESALE ONLY SUPPLIED \u2026 Square, Street E., BEST QUALITY FRESH MINED MONTREAL TORONTO.BUNKER COAL) > iy = consumers l oC.HENSHAW, Agent, Quinine, 4 Custom House Square.Chloro form 9 Glycerine 32 St.Sulpice Street.SApril15 ly M8 Miscellancous., 5,160 words filled for Operations and \u2014 ORDERS RECEIVED AT MORTON, PHILLIPS & BCIXER, 1755 Notre Dame st.MONTREAL.May 10 1y3 FLOUR SULPHUR, in Barrels.LUMP ALUM, in Barrels.| GLASGOW T.D.CLAY TOBACCO ROBT.N.C.CONNAL, Importer, Chesterfield Chambers, 16 ST, JOHAY STREET.CENERAL MERCHANTS 15 Victoris 12 Wellington WULFF & CO.OFFER TO THE TRADE Carbolie Acid, Acetic Acid, BOX cars, dry:and free from dust- CUMBERLAND RAILWAY & CCAL COMPANY.J.R.COWANS, Secreiary.4 SILRED PLATE MIRROR ORS, FTACOURACE HOME MANUFACTURES A _\u2014 Venere etes Eau iF ma Superior Lo English or French and guaranteed stand un ed.Low Prices and Special Discount tothe Trade.; A.RAMSAY & SON, 3710 41 Rocollet Sf, aad 12 to 22 Luspeslor St \u2018MONTREAL.March 1th, 1886.Peoples Pith MONTREAL WEEKLY HERALD! Only One Dollara Year MAILED FREE.ORKSTERFIELD CHAMBER 16 Alexis Etreet.# 61 Contains more General and Political News than any other paper published in this Province.Splendid medium for advertisers.Large ciroulation.Liberal rates.»a Sample copies sent free on application to MONTREAL HERALD OFFICE, Victoria Square, MONTREAL BROKERS\u2019 ADVICE NOTES.BROKERS\u2019 BUYING AND SELLING CCNTRAC?BLANKS.erly, fashionable wardrobes, Ever\u2019 black On black lace, grenadine or canvas TO PRINTERS.FOR SALE CHEAP, .A Soeond-hazd Gordon Job Cylinder Press Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.Has Ink Fountain oomplete.Wilk print a sheet 16x24 inches, With slight expense can put in good running order, and would b a tu press in a country office.' Apply to HERAD Office.THE HERALD HOTEL DIRECTORY, MONTREAL.WINDSOR HOTEL, Dominion Square, Windsor Hotel Company., Proprietors, ST.LAWRENCE HALL, oa Bt.James Street Henry HOEAN.\u2026.\u2026\u20261scouccness Froprieter BALMORAL HOTEL, St.James Street.G.Dunham.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.recsaens \u2026.Proprietor.RICHELIEU HOTEL, + St.Vincent Street, J.B.Durocher.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Proprietor, ALBION HOTEL, M ans A e treet Stearns & Murray.ETT Proprietors.NEW YORK HOTEL, Lagauchetiere Street T.H.Melvin.\u2026.0.000 cesarsavecee rie COTE DES NEIGES, HALF-WAY HOUSE [late Lumpking'].John Donohue.vuceearsiiaasssan.BORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q.LAVAL HOUSE, Norris Best.Lessee and Manager SAULT AU RECOLLET-\u2014-BACK RIVER.PELOQUIN'S HOTEL, Sault au Reoullet\u2014Back River, P.Q.M.Peloquin Proprietor.BOUGIE\u2019S CORNERS, HOTEL VERVAIS, Bougie\u2019s Corners.Leon Vervais Preprietor, ST.VINCENT DE PAUL.BERTRAND HOTEL, St.Vincent de Paul, P.Q- as saovéeosens0na0000 vs G.Bertrand.unes Proprietor SF.HILAIRE.IROQUOIS HQURE, B.F.Campbell.cvoeee: sessrviaseas Manager THREE RIVERS, DUFRESNE HOTEL, - J.Dufresne.+.ree Proprietor QUEBEC.ST.LOUIS HOTEL, Willis Russel], President, St.Louis Hotel Company Proprietors.TOWNSMIP OF PETERBORO, Province of Quebec.MASTIGOUCHE HOUSE, E.M.Copeland Proprietor.ease sraestiveebenan OITAWA.THE RUSSELL HOUSE, Kenls & St.Jacques Proprietors sens 00cs00000 ANTHONY.FORCE.RAILWAY SUPPLIES EX STORE, SCOTCH GLAZED DRAIN PIPES SAL SUDA, in Lots.Chimney Tops, WHITING, in Casks and Barrels.VO te Cobers, ; Fire Bricks, LINSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled, Fire Clay, Ÿ description ef Carriage, Machine Flow, Stove, olts, Coac Yn am Beate Mardware.STEEL RAILS STEEL BARS MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.Warehouse, 225 Wellington St Office, 76 St.Peter Street.Feb.5 278 W.& FP.CURRIE & CO.100 Grey Nun Street.Importers of Portland Cement, Roman Cement Canada Cement, Water Lime, } La iaator of Paris, aster oO &o,, ao.MANUFAOTUBEES OF ESSEMER STEEL So:a, Chair and Bed Springs, SA large stock always on hand Oot.24 ly 2% COBOURG CAR WORKS, JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER OF Railway Rolling Stock of ali kinds, Palace Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge | Roglstersd Cable &TelegraphicAddress, \"Pool \u201d Landes 17 West Smithfield, E.C., Londom, Eng London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southampto: 489 FIFTH AVENUE, SATURDAY, JUNE 19 Miscellaneous.Established 1344.MARCUS POOL & SONS, Live Stock Commission Agents in Rosreaented in the United States and Canada by R.Bickerdike, Montreal.40 S.February Furniture and Interier Decorations.POTTIER & STYMU NEW YORK, Antique Depurument;f CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, Bronzes, Vases and Curios.June 13 1y 142 HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUILDE Published Monthly, containing the TIMETABLES and MAPS ofall the CANADIAN and the principal AMERICAN RAILWAY and STEAM NAVIGATION LINES.Por sale by News Dealers and Booksellers ane by News Agents on Trains and Steamers, PRICE, « 20 CENTS, Annual Bubsoription, $2.00, payakle in ade vance.VU.R.CHIFHOLM & CO., 1708 Notr< vame Street, Montreal, nhlighare and Peanriatare Liquors, Ales, Tic.Rolling Stock, &c.Baggage: Mail and Express -« Coaches.WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Oni.t.21.1y DW 2358 The Ontario Bolt Co, Limited, _ Office and Works at the Humber, Manufactures, and keeps in stock, every Tire, Sleigh, Shoe and Fancy Screws Bridge Bolts, Gate Hinges and Hot- Pressed Nuts, Track Bolts, Railway, Ship and other Spikes, .; Address THER ONTARIO BOLT CO.(Limited) TORONTO, Telephone No.1128.; Agent Montreal : H.R.RIDOOT, c 2 St.John Street.Oct.9.ly 243 J.GC.SIBBALD, Importer and Commission Merchant.STEEL AND IRON RAILS, Railway Supplies, Iron, Metals, eto 146 Broadway, Steel Rails FISH PLATES, © TRACK BOLTS AND NUTS, Spikes-and General Railway Supplies, IRON AND STEEL PLATES, Angles, Channels, Beams, &o.MANUFACTURERS OF WIRE ROPE oe For all Purposes.Ingersoll Rack Dell Co, of Canada ROCK DRILLS, Air Compressors, Steam Hoists, Boilers and General Mining Machinery.COOPER, FAIRMAN & CO 44 Foundling St., Montreal, April8 t 80 STEEL RAILS! From 10 lbs.to 100 lbs.per yard, and ofany pattern or section.COX & GREEN FRASER BUILDING, Cor.St.Alexis and St.Sacrament Streets.June 4 184 TEL F Û CANADA COTTON COMPANY, Cornwall, Out \u20140 Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks.Canton Flannels, Dyed Linings, Cotton Blankets, do Ofiices in Montreal:! Corner St.John and Notre Dame streets, City and District Oet.2, 1y 784 R.J.Kimball & Co.(Æstablished in 1865), BANKERS AND BROKERS, 16 AND 18 BKOAD ST., NEW YORK.MURRAY HILL HOTEL, H.H .BroCKWAY.«eeu verssees BUCKINGHAM HOTEL, 30th Street and 5th A venue.\u2018Wetherbee & Fuller.GRAND UNION BOTEL, vee.Proprietor, prieto seuntue to 20000 souss WOODSVILLE, N.H.HOTEL BRUNSWICK, = By writing to the Secretary of the New TORONTO- York stock Exchange, any person can easily ROSSIN HOUSE, ascertain if any one of à firm advertising King Street, themselves as * Bankers and Brokers is a M.H.Irish 200-1000 cena e none Proprietor.member of the, New York Stock Exchange, e have wenty years\u2019 experienge in QUEEN'S HOTEL, the Banking and Brokerage business 1 ow H.MeGa Front Street York, and both members of our firm are _.LAR rop rietor MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORE STOOK NEW YORK.EXCHANGE ALBEMARLE HOTEL, We are constantly represented on the floor Madison Square, Of the Exchange by one of our firm.Jauvrin & Walter.Pronrieters We endeavor to make our own business HOTEL BRUNSWICK, sn successtul, by d0\\0§ What we can to make 1t Avenue, Mitchell, Kinzler & Southgate.Proprietors, RenEaT J.KIMBALL ALFEED B ovresnex v ov.76 Hunting & Hammond .P propretors Use Imperial Extract Cos ASHLAN i i D HOUSE, sth Avenue, llavoring Extracts.Best in Proprietors, 42nd Street and 4th Avenue, Pro T the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., 48 Colborne Street, Toronto.Nov.2 ws 82 »e- If you want Board ad- JOHN HOPE & CO, MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona, FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.MONTREAL, Agents in Canada JOHN DE KUYPER & SON, Rotterdam MARTELL & CU., Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO.Cognas.MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO., Coblenz.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeaux.M.MISA, Xeres de la Frontera.COUKBURN, SMITHES & CO, Oport E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London.BULLOCH, LADE & CO.Glasgow.WM.JAMESON & C0O., Dubin, CANTRELL & JCHRANE, Dublin.Ce, &o.HN.B.\u2014ORDERS 2ECEIVED FROM THE WHOLEHALY TRAOR ONLY.JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 2s6 St.Mary Street, MONTREAL, Have always os hand the various: kinds ot ALE AND.PORTER.\u2018EN WOOD AND BOTTILRE.Families regularly supplied.s@r- ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE; PHONE, M:.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, bottles our Ales and Porter, and is authorized to use our Inbals, .ors, Fo Superior Pale and Brown Malt, In is Pale and other Ales, Extra Double tnd Single Stout, in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.Thos.J.BEoward.546 Dorchester street Jos.Virttüs.\u2026.19 Aylmer etrest Thos.Ferguson.162 St.Elizabeth st.Wm.Bishop.15 Visitation streat Thos.Kinsella.118 Ottawa street s6#\" ORDERS RECHIVED BY TELE Post Office Time Table, MONTREAL, June 18% \u2014_ DuurvEnr.MAILS.CLogIng, \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Mr er.are \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014{Ontario & West Pros.me a 0] (a) Onta rio, British Col mbia rWester: 900 980 Ftv JA) .1 7 > | Do.do PL CLÉ ns [rec 8 2 erth an eterboro\u2019 800.a C:P.R., north of Otta- © $4 Lu wa, Pembroke,&6.|.\u2026.\u2026.I 6 cu iis Manitoba and North.w so West Territories.!.cereal 1 wo.| 930 CanadaAtianticR.E.| 7a ® 11117) 9 S0jOttawa by O.A.R'y.| 745 1 Quebec & Raat, Prov\u2019 800 re rel, Berthier A Batiscan Bridge by | steamer.teruns bonne 8 800 ere Quebec, Berthier, Sorel), 15.Three Rivers and Line of N.8.R.R.®nal ar.RR av.uebec by R.R.$ x.(BR) Eastern Townshipe Three Rivers, Artha- baska and Riviere du JOupR.RR.\u2026\u2026000u00 ca.1 15,(C) Can.Pac.Railway ain Line to Ottawa 915 Can.Pac.R.R Bor- \u2018+ deauxst.Jerome and | St.Ein Branches.\u2026.i.\u2026.915.Can Pac R.R.St.Je- | TOINO .vvivivesnarans +++++ +.Laprairie by Steamer.915 La;raire, Hemming- ford, Huntington Dundee, etc., by R\u2019y.1015./St.Hube:t\u2018 St.Bruno; i and St.Bagile., .S$00.s.acinthe, Sher-i.| br.oke, Coatic\u2019ke, &c 915.[Clarenceville: Noyon, G.Ligne, Stottsville Lacolle.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.LuU0 800.Acton and Sorel R.R.|.915 .,.[St.Johns.evivenss 7 915.Stanbridge,St Armand | Station.00&'.|8t.Johns, Vermont \u2019 9 15, Junc.&Shefford R.B'B.|.\u2026.\u2026.| 4 09 915.ie, St.Jacques, | 8t, Athanese.seccinscuvei 400 809,.,.Bouth-Eastern Rallwy|.| 415 we Bn Rete ER ova a EL ocees Newioundland for- 8 warded daily on Hali- fax\u2014Mails despatched from Halifax for i Ne w fo undland on 7th and 21st June.80 Local Mails.9 45.,./Valleyfield, Valois, .Dorval, etC.\u2026\u2026.vesess] 400 1080.Caughn\u2019ga &Chat'quay .Beauharnois.\u2026.800,,, 102 Boucherville, Contre- re coeur, Varennes and Vercheres .sscccslucccss 16 wens 6 00 Cote St.Antoine and 235 Noire Dame deGrace, 900 13g 815 8 15 HOCHEIAGM.0 nan 56 9 45 5 30/LACHIN® .\u2026.\u2026\u2026+.0su0cu0.\u2018915.915) @ g9|LONgueUIl.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.12 ve.Longue Pointe, Pointe aux-Trembles&Ohar- ; l6MAENO.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 0 \u201814 10 00} 12 15| Longue Pointe.i 146 801 15-6i olny 8t.Oharles.,.54 800./Sorel by R.We.s.u.\u2026 cones fesse t.Lambert.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026f00 in 9 80! 12 80 Sb Eustache.veces \u201c 490 .Lauren! Mars! 915 1980) tin, &Curreeroerereers.Condo jast on | enri de M.u- 10 15! 630 negonde.ou.215 0% Sauli-au-Recollet, Bou- reeset gle and Pont Vian.|.830 1 16/8t, Jean Baptiste de ; 9 15 $7 00 Montreal.\u2026.\u2026.0 12 30- 915) 7 00/Mile-End, (and Cot 4 45 ean St.Louis, morn-4 ing only).\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ou ;445 + 216 /CotesVisitation and St, Michel, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday.145 United States.: B-9 15!.|[New York City and Siate, and Southern tates.PPT 10-7 8-0 15).|Troy,Albany, Rouse\u2019s 410 POIiLb.010s00000- ere 635 410 8-8 15}.|Boston, Mass.| 7 86[\u20ac 007 New England States, 8e1045{.| except Maine.|.au ofé 00-7 Portland and the New i England States, exe 8 80! .| cept Bostom.,.|.wi 808 A) Western and Paci- .8-8 8¢8|.ficStates.\u2026 .7 30] 7TH Registered letters must be posted 15 minutes earlier, BMIs1 £RED LETTER MATL forthe New Eng land States\u2014for Boston, New York and Southern fitalies.\u2014closed only :k 330 p.m.A) Postal Car Bags open till 8,15 a.m.and ,20 p.m.(B) Postal Oar Bags open till 9.15 p.m.@) Poutai Car Bags open til1 6.46 a.m.4 Great Britain, Efe, : By Britannic, White Star Line, Wednegday, 2cd, 4.10 p.m.x By Oregon, Dominion Line, + Wedhesday.30 p m.; By Umbria, Cunard Line, Friday, ith, 6.a.m.La By City of Ch!cago, Inman Line, th, 4.10 p.m.freien, oi America, National Line, Tuetdsyy 8th, p.m, 9 By Adriatic, White Star Line, Wednesday 3 p.m.By Sardinian, Allan Line, } W eänagdsy tb, 7.30p.m.! By Aurania, Cunard Iine, Friday, jah, \u20ac By mis, North G Lloyd os ms, No erman Lio an 13th, 6.85 am.y Line.Ju By Germanic, White Star Line, Wednesday, 16th, 4.10 p.m.By Vancouver, Dominion Line, { Wednes- dar, 16th, 7.30 p.m.: \u2019 y Etruria, Cunard Line, Friday, 18th, 6.5 a.m.; By City of Richmond, Inman Line, Friday.18th, 4.10 p.m.! By Alaska, Guion Line, Monday, 2st, 6.55 a.m.By City of Rome, Anchor Line, Tuesday, 22nd, 4.10 p.0 p.m.\u2018 By Celtic, White Star Line, Wednesday ,2rd, .10 p.m.By.Polynesian, Allan Line, t Wednesdar MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING OFFICE \u2014 en J.K.George & CO.Proprietors.vertise in The Herald, free, A + 4 7m Fob AS bed ee te em A DD pd Pa fe pnd WN oR mis ep BEB HER 2A a 2 mim HZ I= HE == Sg © 2 7.3: p.m.PHONE.By Servia, Cunard Line, Friday, 25th, 6! p.m.By Werra, North German Lloyd, Tueadws.[A&I WILLIAN DOW & CO, min, 63 a.m.Allan Line, t W : de nm, | F.arisian n Line ednesday, J Brewers end Maltsters.|r@pm.' Ac + Supplementary mail closed at 6 gm.08 Feb.33 1y Thursday.IK Ce cy Registered letters must be posted 90 misuted , û Mails leave Row York for the following M 3 Countries\u201d as follows : H Bu BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, For St.Croix and for St, Thomas Vd Ste ; emer mn Croix, the Windward Islands, and | a Ia INDIA PALE ax XX MILD ALE.\u201c5G; 150 W'mawära Tsiavas aireec and for 1) 5 EXTRA ip XXX STOUT PORTER.|g orgs oud Curacos via Tr 2n For Hayti\u20143rd.{in Woop and RoTTLE.) For ea uda-=8rd, 17th.te He Families supplied.For Ua.upano à u'Uiudad Belivar-5 | For the ; ama Islands 10th.of Cclom: vie : 1 or Jamaica, and for ce SAND PORTER, Quart and Pints, bia, and for Forts on the pacin Coast of ] \u2014 Central and rom.America vis Kiugsto Br ~ OFFICE: 6th, 9th, 12th, 19th, Brd WW.4 orks : ve & [abr Cape, Hay, St.Domingo 8 at St.JAMES STRE® T WES?For Porto Rico direct\u201425th.agile T buco and Ceara, Brazil MONTREAL.For Para, Pernambu pou F- ##-Orders received by Yelepha-=&, | For Cuba, closed daily at New York P.O ( May 2 170 4.30 a.m.Li Rs Rs A CLARET I}, Jum, | d - Australia 5th June ; for San \u2014\u2014 rond, Mn, 15h Jdne; for China Abd: 2x sé, % June.Cunlifle Dobso.1 & Co, \u201cfe \"ousure connection, orme me me BORDEAUX, Rome Palin from San Francisco.f CHATEAU LEOVILLE.\u2014 F , De, AR Carriers\u2019 Delivery : M GAUX.Letters letter or should ge Baaresse to D.De.LAW IE, stroet and number at which to be deliv : .Notice of ch e of residence sh rite 3 Imported direct and fo sale by promptly notified to the Don of (Bre re owed a \u20ac 4 FREDERICK KINGSTON, mShins, fney being soted upon oniy dui ao 35 Flospital Bireet, (rai lene hd deliveries made daily Loi} ; Octobe ?248 contrat are tons.of the city, at 8.00 and 16.00 tre aa, 11.30 2.1.7 2.00 and 3.30 pue ours I deliveries in the other divisfons, at 8.00 Ra 0 ni noon, and and Point Si.Charles\u2014Two 6 : : i | daily ; 9 som.and 1p.1.Ia % , by tf \u2014 & m; $ I have a positivaremedy for the above disease ; by its use \u2018 at 8 i a: { z HOURS \u2014Open po ete ommon BOURS pr, Tous een 4.efficacy, that I will sand TWO BOTTLES PREE, together dnight for the delivery of hi x to À | with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any DRIGIS On Sundays, open from safforer.Give express and P.O.address, box-holders, following hol 8: New Years + h DR.T.A.SLOCUM, am Oday, Queen's Birthday, mindy on ; Branch Office, 37 TongoSt, Toronto Good nankseiving and Christmas Des OLD, | 4m March 9 I DW 58 818 a.m; wickets Closed ad ioe and Beving Ÿ at midnig AQz i.10 4 p; De (BUF = n daily from $ 2 Me # wi] J.RIELLE, days excoptoc} boides mode fu 8 , Land Surveyor, and Bolidaÿs exp ea.+ 210860 UD Ban | a 146 ST.JAMES SIRE BL From 8 aus.20% \u2019 to de - Ter , RES EE ST WE WT THE MONTREAL HERALD ANP DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZEITE SATURDAY, JUNE 19 e * FEITES COLLEGE SCHOOL.The closing examinations snd distribu- of prizes of the Fettes College School bok place at sse new college building, cor- per St.Catherine and Drummond streets.The attendance of parents and friends of the pupils was large.Mr.T.Omas, the Principal, read the annual report, from which it appeared that in no former year has the attendance been co large and the work of the classes more earnest.Students had been prepared for \"entrance to the universities.One had entered the Technology College, Boston, etc.Co In.concluding hie report, the Principal explained his system of prize-giving.The Rev.Mr.Barclay, of St.Paul\u2019s Church, was thea requested to distribute the prizes to the successfal pupils, The following is the list of thoee to whom prizes were given :\u2014 SENIOR PRIZEMEN.Form IV.(Division let) \u2014Lsatino\u2014let, T.O.Lyall and George Tasker, equal; 2nd, Geo.Nicholson; 3rd, Robt.Reid.French\u20141at, Wm, Buroett; 20d, T.O.Lyall; 3rd, Geo.Tasker; 4th, Robt.Beid.Geometry\u2014l1st, William Burnett; 2ad, FT; O.Lyall; 3rd, Geo.Tasker and Henry Clark, equal.Algebra\u2014 1st, Wm.Burnett and T.O.Lyall, equal; 20d, H.Clark; 3rd, Arthur .Strachau and Robt.Reid.General Arithmetic\u20141st, Wm.Burnett and T.O.Lyall, equal; 20d, Fred.Hutchi- son; 3rd, Henry Ulark and Arthur Me- Wood.mmercial Arithmetic\u20141st, T.D.yall, Arthur McWood, F.Hutchison, Arthur Strachan, Henry Kilboroe and William Burnett, all equal.British History and Literature\u20141st, Wm.Burnett and T.O.Lyail, equal; 20d, Henry ÆKilborne and Geo.Taeker, equal; 3rd, Arthur Strachan and Robt.Reid, equal.Spelling\u20141st, Arthur McWood and Geo.Tasker, equal; 2ad, T.O.Lyall; 3rd, William Burnett./ \u2014\u2014 and Geo.Tasker; 20d, T'.O Lyall; 3rd, H.Kilborne and Robt.Reid, equal, Geography\u20141st, T.O.Lyall and Arthur McWood; 20d, Geo.Nicholson, Geo.Tas- ker, Robt.Reid and Wm.Barnett, all equal, English Reading\u20141st, Wm.Burnett; 20d, Geo.Tasker and H.Kilborne, equal; 3rd, T.O.Lyall.; -Writing\u2014lst, Wm.Burnett; 2sd, Fred.\u2019 Hutchison; 3rd, Frank Wright; 4th, 5 .Henry Clark and H, Kilborne, equal, 9 Dictation\u2014Ist, W.Burcett; 2ud, T.O.0 Lyall; 3rd, Geo.Tasker and I.Hutchison and Robt.Reid, equal.> Drawing\u2014let, Fred.Hutchison; 2nd, Geo.Tasker; 3rd, Wm.Burnett.5 Form IV \u2014(Division 2nd)\u2014French\u2014Ist, A, McWoed ; 2nd, H.Kilborne; 3rd, H.0 Olark ; A.Strachan ana J.Beckham, 0 equal, 5 Geometry\u2014Ist, F.Hutchison and À.McWood,equal; 2nd, A.Strachan ; 3rd, 45 F.Wright.'Algebra\u2014lst, F.Wright; 2nd, A.45 McWood and F.Hutchison, equal, * General Arithmetic\u20141st, H.Kilborne and J.Beckham, equal ; 2nd, A, Hadley and A, Strachan, equal.7 Commercial Aritumetic\u20141st, R.Reid, 10 F.Wright, A.Hadley, J.Beckham, and -7 Hav.Routh, equal.7 British History avd Literature\u20141st, G.Nicholson and F.Wright, equal; 2nd, F.Hutchison; 3rd, A.McWood.w Spellirg\u2014lat, H.Clark and R.Reid, 1 equal; 2ad, F.Hutchison; 3rd, F.Wright.5 English Grammar\u20141st, A.McWood; bp 2nd, KF.Wright and A.Hadley, equal; ag 3nd, F.Moseley and J.Beckham, equal.nd - Geography\u2014lest, H.Strachan, J.Beck- m.hem and H.Clark, equal; 20d, F.Mose- nd ley, F.Wright and A.Hadley, all equal.\u201cWriting\u20141st, Hav.Rouib; 2ad, F.Moseley; 3rd, J.Beckham.Dictation\u2014lst, A.McWood and F.Wright, equal; 2nd, H.Clark and J.Beckham, equal.sy.English Reaaing\u20141st, R.Reid; 2ad, Gay, Nicholson; 3rd, Frank Wright; 4ih, John 5 Beckham.\u2019 Drawing\u20141st, Hav, Routh; 2ad, Fred- ey, erick Moseley; 3rd, John Beckham, 8th Worm III.\u2014 Fettes College School\u2014 , Latin\u2014~\u20141st,Wm.Burns; 20d, Wm.Oman; day 3rd.F.Jackson.day French\u20141st, Wm.Burne ; 2nd, L.Me- ugall and G.Woodhouse, equal; 3rd, Hth, *.Jackson.nos Arithmetie\u2014lat, Wm.Burns ; 2nd, Geo.| Woodhouse; 3rd, J.Costigan and Wm.day, Oman, equal.nes- British History\u2014lst, J.Acer; 2nd, L.McDougall and J.Costigan, equal; 3rd, ,8.8 m.Burns.day, Canadian History\u20141st, J.Acer ; 2nd, L.McDougall ; 3rd, Wm.Burns and George 8.56 Woodhouse, equal.das English\u2014Wm.Burns; 2od, L.Mo- Dougail ; 3rd, F.Jackeoa and J.Acer.251d, Bpelling\u20141st, L.McDougall; 24d, Geo.sdays odhouze ; 3rd, F.Jackson and Wm.urns, equal.bh ¥ English Grammar\u2014lst, L.McDougall , and Wm, Burns, equal; 2nd, J.Acer and aday \" F.Jackson.Athy Geography\u2014lst, Wm.Burns ; 2nd, J., on ro aud LE.McDougall, equal; 3rd, J.tbgan.rates Wating\u2014let, Geo.Woodhouse ; 2nd, Li Levin ; 3rd, W.Oman.ing Dictation\u20141st, Geo.Woodhouee and L.McDougall, equal ; 2nd, F.Jackson, Wm.2 St.Burne and J.Acer.\u2019 Jene- Drawing\u20141st, James Allan; 2ad, F, the ot Jackson ; 3rd, J.Costigan.4 Form IL.\u2014French\u2014Ist, H.Hulmer; 2ud; F.Reid; 3rd, N.Ogilvie.Arithmetic\u20141st, H, Bulmer; 2nd, R.Henderson ; 3rd, A, Rankin._History\u20141st, Hd.Bulmer; 2ad, N.Ogil- lon: vie; 3rd, A.Rankin.on Reading \u2014 1st, H.Bulmer; 2nd, F., Brunet; 2rd, I.Reid and N.Ogilvie.rk\u2019 Spelliug \u2014 1st, H., Bulmer; 2ad, F.A Brunet aad F.Reid, equal.agile Ebgiich Grammar\u20141ist, H.Bulmer; 2nd, 0.84 F.Reid; 3rd, A.Rankin.> Geography\u2014lst, H.Bulmer; 2nd, A.À Rankin ; 3rd, R.Henderson.\u201c Writiug\u2014let, H, Balmer and F, Reid, a equal; 2nd, F.Brunet.oh I Dictation\u20141st, H.Bulmer and F.Brunet Japsis 2ad, N.Ogilvie; 3rd, A Rankin.,denod Drawing\u2014let, F.Brunet ; 2nd, H.Bul- re mer; 3rd, A.Rankin.Scripture History\u20141st, A.Rankin; 2nd, £.Brunet; 3rd, N.Ogilvie.w Form I.\u2014Reading\u20141st, L.Ogilvie ; 2nd, gor D.Acer; 3rd, N.Smith.nid be Writing\u2014Ist, D.Acer ; 2ad, N.Smith; 0e 3rd, E.Rankin.{uring Arithmetic\u2014lst, L.Ogilvie; 2nd, D.Acer}; 3rd, E.Fischel.10 Spelling\u20141at, L.Ogilvie; 3nd, D.Acer; = rd, P.Lyall.00 Dictation \u2014 1st, L.Ogivie; 2nd, E.wo dor n ; 3rd, D.Acer._Drawing\u2014let, BE, Rankin; 2ud, L.Ogil- | ie; 3rd, D.Acer.; À mi Scripture History\u20141st, E.Fischel; 2nd, 1% Rankin; 3rd, D.Acer.to} Year's Yoarh x A CARD mie sx: Te all who are suffering from the errore Jobst nd indiscretions of youth, nervous weak- Se 4 early decay, loss of 1mauhood, &c., l wild send a regi i sa qui recipe that will cure you, ural REE OF CHARGE.This great remedy Sand a8 discovered by 4 missionary in South to the fy, Scud a self-addressed envelope \u2018English Grammar\u2014lst, Wm.Burnett: JViscellanrous.x) Fo = THE GREAT DR.DIO LEWIS His Outssoken Opinion.The very marked testimonials from Lollege Professors, respectable Physis cians, and other genilemon of intellis gence aud character to the value fe Warner's SAFE Cure, published fn the editorlal columes of cur best newss papers, have greatly surprised me Many of these gentlemen I know, and reaping thetrtestimoeny I was impelled to purchasa some bottles of Warner\u2019 SAFE Oure and annlyse it.Besides, I took some, swallowing three times the prescribed quantity.I sm satisfied the medioine fs not infurlons, and will frankly add that if X found myself the victim of a serious kidmey trouble I shoold use this preparation.The truth 1x, the medical profession stands dased and helpless in the presence of mere than one kidney malady, while tio tes meny of hundreds of intellirent and ver: reputable gentlemen hardly leaves room to doubt that Mr.H.H.Warner has fallen upon ome of those happy dis ceveries which oecastonally bring help ef su ering humanity.DIO LEWIS._Protessional Cards.JAMES BAXTER & CO., 130 St.Francois Xavier St.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash.No Commission or Brokerage business done «\u201c NO MONEY LOANED.\u201d July 23 iy 178 MacDOUGALL BROS., Stock Brokers, & ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, Buy and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Stock Exchange, through their Agents, Messrs.Halsted & McLane, Sorms :\u2014Ten per cent.margin on the par value.Commission for buying § of one per cent, and same for selling.199 mber 29 D.LORN MAODOUGALL & GO, Stock Brokers.Members Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET.Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, or on margin.May 80 1y 128 ANDREW A.WILSON, STOCK BROKER, Member Montreal Stock Exchange, No.1 INDIA CHAMBERS, 13 Hospital Street, MONTREAL P.'O.Box 1867.JOHN G.GRANT, STOCK BROKER.Member Montreal Stock Exchange.Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for h or on margin.Office\u201413 Hospital Street, No.8 India Shambers.P.O.Box 7234 y STUART & 0O,, 8to = srokers, 13 HOSPITAL STREET.Members of the Montreal stock Exchange.January 17 15 P, LAMOTHE & SON, R= ) Estate, Insurance aud Investment ents.OfMce\u20143 Place d\u2019Armes Hill.MOFFAT & CALDWELL, Bankers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers, 444 MAIN STREET, WINNIPEG, Msn, Real estate bought and sold.Mortgages negotiated.Coilections made.Oorrese pondence invited, Address Drawer 1269, P.O., Winnipeg.Augustls 187 Leqal Cards.MACDONALD & MacINTOSH, {Late Mr.H.Sandfield Macdonald.) BARRISTERS, CORNWALL, Ont.GEO, 8.MACDONALD.| JNO.A.MacINTOSH.May 19 ly 120 MACDONALD, TUPPER & PHIPPEN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, OFFICES OVER Enon ANTS! BANK, HUGH J.MACDONALD, FRANK H.PEIPPEN J.STEWART TUPPER, WILLIAM J.TUPPE Feb.m85 F.B.LATOHFORD, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &C., Supreme Court and Departmental Agent, 19 ELGIN STREET, OTTAWA, Ont.June 8 ly 188 MACMILIAN & (CAMERON, BARRI + TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C + LONDON, ONT.y LEITOH & PRINGLE, Barristers, Altorners-at- Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries Public, &c.COBNWALL, ONT.Jas.Leitch, 1 August 25 MACLENSAN, LIDDELL & CLINE, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) 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and for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a charm.tn) Manufactured only at Thomas HOLLOWAY\u2019S Establishmept, 8 NEW OXFORD STREET (late 533 OXFORD STREET), LORDON' aud are sold at 1s.13d., 2s.9d.,4s.6d., 11s., 228., and 33s.each Box or Pot, and ms) be had of all Medicine Vendors throughout the World, POF Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes.If the address is not 533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.April 22 LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAYOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUCES.wa CAUTION.\u2014Genuine OXL fao-simile of Baron Licbig\u2019s signature fa Biue Ink across Label, The titi * Barca Liebig\u201d and his photograph ha bee lately largely used by dealers ha ne connection with Baron Liebig, the pablie are hereby informed that the Lieblg Company are the only manufacturers who ase able to offer the article with Baron Liebig\u2019s guarantee of genuineness, 803 DW 9 ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JARS.Ly Mable tonis in all eases of weak digestion and debility.© T3 à success and a boon for which Nations should feel grateful «506 Medical Press, Lancet, British Medical Jowrnal, de.To be had of gl Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chemists.Sole Agents for Canada snd the United States (wholesals only) QG David & Co., 8, Fenchurch Aveare, London, England, May 10 PATENTS roperly gaonrsd In CANAD.UKITED TR ,__ EUROPEAN Ed FORKIGN 00 with ro TRADE MARKS and DESIGNS AGREEMENTS and ASSIG drawn.All matters relating to PATENTS transacted with dcouracy, pétuds, and upon Reasonable Terms » : te Solicitor and Expert.M3 St.James Stroet, Mon sen apondence Invités.Taausry 0 WILL CURE CR REL BLANGARD'S ; 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When I gay curo I do not mean merely to stop them fora ly t 0 Vmeand tien buv® thein return again.[inean a radica cure, 1 have made the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNEXs a life-long study.1 warrant my remedy to cure the worst cages, Bucruse others have failed ls n3 reason for not now receiving a cure, Send at once fora treatise and a Frea Bottle ot my infallible remedy.Give Express and Post Office.1t conts you nothing for a trial and I will cure veu.* Address DR.H, G.BOOT.Branch Ofire, 37 Tongs St, Toronto.March 9 6m DW trs THE KEY TO HEALTH, .Unlocks all the clogged avenues of Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry 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, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the 8kin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen» ee rnolaints yield, tha other similar Complain e a Pappy inflaence of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, T, MILBURN & CO., Proprietors, Torontos MAN\u2019S ORGANISM Is the most complex work of the Creator and when this complicated structure, so exquisitely wrought, is disturbed by disease, the most efficient aid should be sought from the most skilled physician\u2014 for the human body is too precious to be neglected.It becomes the question, then wer their aunual review and inspection by the from Montreal at 10.39 and proceeded.The bark Skein will leave for Batiscan to-morrow morning.in tow of tug C.W, Jones.The constid® sleamer Otter leaves for squimaux to~morrow on her fourth trip- this season.The tug Canada arrived from Nicolet this afternoon with a raft of saw logs for G.B.Hall & Co.The crew of the brigantine Little Annie, have beep paid off and the vessel is laid up in the Louse Basin, The chip St.Albans arrived from Three Rivers at 2 p.m, in tow of tug C.W.Jones and anchored.The steamship Circassian arrived from Montreal at ll a.m.and proceeded for delegates to the Convention will be ad- ing exercises, and marching in column and Liverpoo! at 5.15 p.m.The barge Finn sad brig Alida arrived from Moutreal at 7 p.m., in tow of tug steamer Champion and anchored.- The steamships Ashdell at 6 a.m., Cas tle Hill at 6.30 a.m., Ocean King at 3 v.m., Thanemore at 6 p.m., ail proceeded for Montreal.: The cargo of rails ex-stemænship Bays- water is nearly out, and the vessel will be ready to leave for Montreal about the middle of next week.The pilot who brought up the steamship Thanemore reports bark Helene at Esoan- main, and bark Lydia and brig Deodata at Brandy Pots, all inwaru-bound.The steamship Avlona was safely docked at Russell\u2019s this morning and a survey subsequently held on ber.The vessel's bottom is reported considerably damaged.INLAND NAVIGATION.Port CoLBORNE, Ont , June 18,\u2014Passed up\u2014Schooner D.Freeman, Hamilton to Cleveland, nght.Down\u2014Schooner M.L.Breck, Thesalen to Thorold, lumber; Jno.Wesley, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn: Riverside, Toledo to Ogdensburg, corn; W.H.Rounds, Detroit to Oswego, wheat; Emerald, Clevelan1 to Brockville, coal; Mary Lyon, Chicago to Kingston, corn; Pulaski, Toledo to Ef.mondsville and Morristown, corn; A.J.Rogers, Sandusky to Kingston, corn; steambarge Lincoln and barge Toledo to Kingston, Cleared\u2014Schooners Annandale and Tyr connel, light.Steambarge Jennie and schooner Bay Trader ran in for shelter.Wind\u2014Strong southwest.WEATHER AND SHIPPING IK THE GULF.June 18, 4 p.m.L\u2019IsLer\u2014Clear and strong; northeast wind, Inward at 9 a.m.one steamship, at noon One steamship, at 2 p.m.two steamships and at 3 p.m.a bark in tow.River pu Lour\u2014Clear; strong west wind, Outward yacht Cruiser.Inward at 6 a.m.a bark in tow.FATHER PoINr\u2014Dall ; strong west wind.Outward at 130 a.m.steamship Vancouver, ManTix River\u2014Dall ; strong west wind, sailed at 5 o\u2019clock last evening for Liver.| Toward at 7 a.m one bark.a.m.steamabip Vancouver.Maris\u2014Dull; west wind.p.m.yesterday steamship Invermay.{ Caer MacDarex\u2014Dall ; wind, Outward at 11 a.m.Vancou ver.Fame Porvr\u2014Clear; gale from the port\u2019 west, Outward a 12.30 p.m.steamship Vancouver.Cure RosiEr\u2014Dull ; northwest wind.AxNTI008TI~\u2014Clesr ; northwest wind.Mear Cove, C.B.\u2014Dull; strong we:t wind.Birnp Rocke\u2014Foegy ; southwert wind.Low Poixr, C.B\u2014Dull; south wind.In ward Florence and barkentine Retriever.Carr Race, Nfld.\u2014Dense fog; strong west wind.2 CHURCHES TO-MORROW.St.Mark's Presbyterian Chureh.Rev.John Nichols, pastor, ade officiate at both services to-morrow.Church of the Messtah\u2014The Pastor, Rev.\u2018Wm.8.Barnes, will preach at both morning and eveningservices.Salem Church, 'Panet strest.\u2014Sunday School, 8.30 a.m.Evening service at 7 p.m, Seats free.Rev.Samuel Massey.Protes\u2018ant House of Industry and Home, Longue Pointe.\u2014Rev.Dr.Smyth will conduct Divine service at 8 o'cloek 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 at both services, Fmmanuel Church.(Congregational) Rt, Catherine, corner of Staniey street.\u2014The pastor, Rev.Dr.Stevenson will preach morning and evening.A new morning Sunday School will be opened to-morrow ia the Gsrman Church [rear St.Lawrence market] fur English- speaking children.St.Jude*s Church, Coursol street.\u2014Services at a.m.and 7 pa Preacher, Rev.J.H, Dixon, rector.unday school and Bible classes for young men and young ladies at 4 p.m.Montreal Sailors\u2019 Institute, 219 Commissioners street, to-morrow, 20th June, divine service at 10.30 u.m.avd 7 p.m.Service of song ai both services Bibla reading at 3 p.m.All satlors and friends are cordially invited.The Advent Christian Congregation, Lec- tare Hall, 1819 St.Catherine street, opposite the English Cathedral \u2014Wm.W.Robertson, Elder.Service at 7 p.m.Subject, * Knowledge: Its importance, reglect and abuse.\u201d St.Andrew's Church (Chiirch of Scct:and).\u2014 Morning at 11, evening at 7, Rev.J.Edgar Hill, M.A., BD.Special collection for Syno- dieal vurposes.Sunday School aud Bible class at 3 o\u2019ciock.Mr.Hill\u2019s classes for young women at 3 o\u2019clock.English 8srvire, German Church (rear St, Lawrence market) \u2014German Choir will sing Moody ard Savkey\u2019s hymns.Protestants in that locality are invited to attend these services Sernon by Rev.Samuel Massey, on \u201c\u2018 A Common Sin.\u2019 Seats all free.Trinity Church, opposite Viger Square.\u2014 Trinity Sunday.Morning prayer and holy communion at 11 o'clock, evening service at 7 o\u2019clock.Sunday school and Bible cluss for adulis at 3 pun.The Rev.G.Forsey will preach at both services.St, Bartholomew's Church (Reformed Episcopal), Beaver Hall Hill,\u2014Tue Right Rev.Bishop Ussher, M.D., Rector.Services on Sunday at 11 am.and7 p.m.The Rev.B.Dawson will preach at 1l am., and the Rev.C.À.Douai-t at7 pm.Sunday schooi and Bible class at 8 p m.Strangers provided with seats.St.Paul\u2019s Church, Dorchester street \u2014The Rev.James Barclay, M.À., pastor, will oili- ciate at both services Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock; Sunday evening, at 7 o\u2019clock, \u2018the Sunday-school will not assemble, 1t being closed for the holidays.Will re-open first Sunday in September.St.James street Metnodist Church.\u2014Rev.J.Philp, M.A., pastor, will preach at 11 a.mon * Truth versus Error;\u201d the conflict and the victory.7 p.m., *\u2018 The Three Heroes.\u201d Sanday school and Bible classes at 930 a.m.and 8 p.m.Young People\u2019s meeting, Mondas at 8 p.m.Public prasyer aud praise sirvice,Wea- nesday, at 8 p.m.A hearty invitation is glven to all, Church of St.James the Apostie.\u2014~Holy Communion at 8 a, m.Special service to commemorate the day on which Her Mejesty began her happy reiga at 11 a.m.Evéning service at 7; a large proportion of the pews are free at tuisservice.Rev.Canon Ellegood will preach morning and evening.Sunday school at 3 p.m.Service on Friday at 11 a.m.+ Christ Church Cathedral.\u2014Queen's Accession and Trinity Sunday.9 a.u., Holy Com- munjon; 11 &.m., morning prayer and Holy Communion services ; S.ainer\u2019s in A, ¢ Kyrie,\u201d Charles J.Frost\u2019s in C.Preacher, Rev.J.G.Norton, M.A., Rector.Offertory, [Solo.] 415 p.m., choral Litany.Offertory, To Thee my will resigning, [solo], Beethoven.p.m., evening prayer, \u2018\u2018 Magnificat,\u201d\u201d Stainer\u2019sin A, '* Deus Misereatur,\u201d Dudley Buck\u2019s in A flat, anthem, ** Blessed be the God and Father,\u201d [recitatives, solos and chorus], Wesley, preacher, Rev.J.A.Newnham, M.A.Offertory, * Lo, \"tis Night, [¢olo], Betthoven.Thursday, St.John\u2019s Day, service 10 a.m.Daily se: vice 5 p.m.ee VISITO88 T0 THE SALMON FISHERIES, During the present season, the following gentlemen have gone salmon fishing :\u2014 Dudley Olcott and J.M.Lansing, Albany at Albany Camp, Rostigouche River.J.H.de Mott, Alfred da Cordova, James \u2018Welch, Wm.Robbins, Mr.Sard, all of New York, at Camp Reckless, Restigouche.These gentlemen are well known Wall street bankers and brokers, and to secure satisfactory culinary arrangements, have with them the celebrated Thos.Keane, cook of the sloop yacht Reckless, of Maryland, Va.J.C.McAndrew, resident Director of the Bank of Montreal, New York.This gentleman\u2019s cottage was swept away, by an ice shove last spring, but he has rebuilt 1c, 80 that it can atiord shelter.Mr.McAndrews fishes, the Resiigouche.Dean nage and C.F.Lawrence, of Albany, and W.P.Clyde and J.Bryan, of New York, are at Camp Harmony, Restigouche.David Law, of Montreal, and Allan Gile mour, of Ottawa, are on the Godbout River.These gentlemen have fished this river together for over a quarter of a century, Captain Sweeney, of Albany, and W.J.Florence, the celebrated actor of New York, are on the Restigouche.D.T.Worden and wife, J.G.Heckscher, M.H.Hollister and others, of New York, are at Metapedia.H.Hogan and M.Cuvilller, of Montreal, and Col.tigerton, of New Yuri, mre on the Moisie.KR.G.Dun, of New York, is at New Richmond, Bay Chaleur.Last year Ex-President Arthur accompanied Mr.Dun; this year he was too ili.J.Thorold Mr.Bonner and Capt.Halnes, of Eagland, are on the Moisle.Hon.J.J.C.Abbott and party, of Montreal, are at Eequimaux Point.add:ll and party, of Montreal, are on the Moisie.James Grant, Ravenswood, L.J., A.Burney, O.T.Barney, M.C.Barney, W.B.Williams, of New York; G.T Lyon, Oswego, and Dr.J.H Ashton, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., of the Ste Marguerite Club, are at st.Marguerite River, C.B.In addition the following gentlemen of the St.Bernard Club went 10 their trout lakes at Loulseville, Quebec :\u2014 Brent.Good, New York ; Gen.Henry, Burlington ; J.¥.Henry, New York ; bing.Boyntou, Morristown ; F.B, Stearns, G.M.Hard, J.W.Hale, W.H.Locke, A.W.Allan and CM.\u2018opson, all of »ew York ; J.W.Brock aud C.1d, of Montpelier, Vt , and A.W.Higgins G.R.Boyce, D.M.Baxter avd 8.E.Burnham, Rutland, Vt There have been quite à number of visitors at the lakes of the Laur ntian Ciub this season, all of whose names have not yet been reported.They include General Van Sicklen, of Burlington, Vt.; H.Rentoul, L.A.Boyer, Montreal, and others.Some ten or twelve gentlemen are there at present.\u2014 AN EXCELLENT HOTEL.: The Hotel Bristol, Fifth Ave.and Forty.second St, (overlooking Reservoir Park), announces special advantages for the comfort of transient guests during the summer months.Large cool rooms, at reasonable rates and a surpassingly good table d\u2019hote, stand for much comfort at the Bristol, under the skilltul management vf Mr.WE.Woolley.\u2014N, YF.Tribune.a .LECTURE \u2014The lecture-room of the Baptist Church on St.Catherine street was well filled last evening on the occasion of a lecture by Mr, F.Laing, of New York, who delivered a most interesting discourse on the habits and customs of the Chinese, In the course of his to the Baptist belief, gave a graphic description of the marriage ceremony and urial service of the Chinese which was listened to with marked attention.Outwardat 9 Inward at 6 strong west steamebip \u2014 L |- remarks the lecturer who is a late conver: | \u2014\u2014\u2014, few Adwerti Histon, äluable Residence FOR SALE.Iam instructed by the executors 0 J.E.Major to offer for saie the Spact jus Residence ard Ground uy street, immediately below street.Tne House isin perfect « Grounds are lovel Trees, &c.) 3 { the 8 thas ahi +ituat St.Catheriod \u2018rder\u2019 and the y and abound with Frait Terms extremely liberal.Per p:emises at my office mits to View R.K.THOMAS, Read Estate Agent, 80 St.John street, m 14g Dorchester St.Dorchester Large block of land f .about 400,000 feet.& ot ate tance from fh MCINTYRE, E June 18 Contains ituated only a short dig.@ property sold to DUNCAN 3Q.Lovely sight for villas.R.K.THOMAS, Building Lots Ruling Ll FOR SALE.St.Antoine Street West, opposite the mage nificent prone ty.lately purchased by DUNCAN MCINTYRE, KSQ, These lots Wili en= hance very much in value.R.K.THOMAS, 145 8J St.John Street, NEW ENGLAND PAPER CO MILLS AT PORTNEUF.tio and Warchouse: Nun's Building 21 4 23 DeBresoles st., Montreal, MANCFACTURERS OF News, Manilla, Brown.Grev and Straw Wrappings.- \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Ranging, Sheeting and Roofing Papers and Gard Middles.Tea 10 8m trs 808 LOW MOOR IRON COMPANY Of Yorkshire, England.The undersigned have much pleasure in announcing that they have been appointed SOLE AGENTS FOR CANADA of the above old and highly esteemed Come pany; 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