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

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Now Packed Boneless Codfish, 385, 20, 10 and 5-lb.Boxes.JOHN BAIRD &CO., 191 Commissioners Sireot.Tune 26 ly i6 YEARS SUCCESS! SILVERMAN'S EXTRACTS WHOLESALE DEYOT & FACTORY: 504 & 506 ST, PAUL STREET.Ææ\" Telephone 1284.June 18 REFRIGERATORS Of the following well-known Patterns: \u201cNorth Star,\u2019 \u201c Arctic,\u201d \u201cPalace,\u201d \u201cGrocer.\u201d Kimball's Paient Wood Lined, Sisson\u2019s Patent Gass Be(LIEOrator Prices from 87 upward.GEO.W.REED, SLATE, METAL AND GRAVEL ROOFER, DEALER IN ROOFING MATERIALS, 783 and 785 Craig Street West.June 13 FISH, OILS, &c, CHOICE LABRADOR HERRINGS, GREEN CODFISH, Large and No, 1, STEAM-REFINED SEAL OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.GASBPE and HALIFAX COD OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL.STEWART MUNN & CO., 22 8t.John street 17 141 Telephone 1285.Jan.11 ly Oct.6 SILVERED PLATE MIRRORS.ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES, We are now prepared to turnish Mirrors of any size.Silvering Equal if not Superior to English or French and guaranteed to stand untarnished.Low Prices and Epecial Discount tothe Trade.A.RAMBAY & SON, 37 to 41 Recollet St, and 12 to 22 Luspeetor St MONTHEAIs March 11th, 1886.=r DEBENTURES! Certificates of Stock! BILLS OF EXCHANGE! DRAFTS, DEPOSIT RECEIPTS, NOTES, CHEQUES, &c.Engraved, Lithographed & Printed IN A SUPERIOR MANNER, BY GEORGE BISHOP Engraving and Printing Company, [Limited.] 167 & 169 St.James St, MONTREAI- July 17 \u201895 PAISLEY & ROSS, eZ Sucecssors to JF.D.Anderson, 06 St.James Street, 'NAVY & BLARNEY SERGES, HOMESPUNS, Halifax and Scotch Tweed SUITINGS! Insvection Invited! July 17 m 17,189,217 171 FOR SALE, In Yots to Suit Purchasers, CALEDONIA MINE COAUT Now Landing and to Arrive ns Ex 55.DoniNao \u201c WEST CUMBERLAND.© GARTH.« BENAIRE.J.& R.McLEA, Agents Caledonia Coal and Railway Co., 8 Common Street, Montreal.Telept one 866.P.O.Box 1274.WEEE Steam Coal! BEST QUALITY FRESH MINED BUNKER COAL supplied to Steamships in Port of Montreal], or at Company\u2019s Pier, Sydney, C.B.JE Very best Fresh Mined and Screened RESERVE STEAM COAL, also Screenings for sale, ex ship or dellvered, in lots to sui consumers.| PF.C.HENSHAW, Agent, 4 Custom House Square.Telephone No, 638.SPRING HILL COAL FRESH MINED, Soreened Steam Coal, arriving daily in BOX cars, dry and frees from dust.CUBERLAND BAILWAT & COAL COMPANY, Fo B.JOWANS, Secretary.OH ESTERFIELD CHAMBERS, | 18 Alexis Btroei.Oot.81 17 Lé - UMIOH INJECTOR ! The Best Boiler Feeder \u201c MANUFACTUED BY Robert Mitchell & Co.Montreal Brass Works, for, St, Peter and Craig Streets Apri 27 MOXIE NERVE FOOD The Great South American Remedy fora Prostrated Nervous System.Will make you Eat, Drink and Sleep without the use of any medicine.{Ask your Druggist for MOXIE and SODA WATER.It makes a Pleasant and Refreshing Summer Drink.For Sale Every where.Price 40 cents per quart bottie.DOMINION DEPOT: 1780 NOTRE DAME ST.May 12 D W WI 92 CASTOR FIUXKD (Registered) A del'ghtfull> refreshing preparation forthe hair.Should be used daily.eeps tue scalp healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes the OW:h.A perfect hair dressing for the ly.250 per bottle, HENKY 2.GRAY, ist 141 St Lawrence Main Street, NEW ENGLAND PAPER CO MILES AT PORTNEUF- Office and Warehouse: Nun's Building 21 & 23 DeBregsles st., Montreal; MANUFACTURERS OF News, Manilla, Brown, Grev and Straw Wrappings.\u2014 ALSO ~ Hanging, Sheeting and Roofing Papers and Gard Middles.Dee.19 6m tras 308 Stock Brokers Code, 5,160 words filled for Operations and Quotations of Stocks, Bonds and Exchange, with a full list of Stocks and securities.ORDERS RECEIVED AT MORTON, PHIELIPS & BULMER, Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Printers! 17858 Notre Dame #t.' MONTREAL, May 10 tv 9 ses Children\u2019s Lace Covered Parasols, at 50 CENTS, on Saturday Elorning.Ligget & Hamilton, Stores close at 1 o\u2019clock, Saturday; PARNELL AND THE FENIANS.NEw York, July 16.\u2014A London special to the World says: Parnell\u2019s denial of any party relations with the Fenians j has provoked much angry discussion.Philip Bagnal, Secretary of Irish Loyal Patriotic Union,suthor of book on * Irish in America,\u201d has written a savage letter to the papers on the subject.Frank Hugh O'Donnell, ex-Parnellite, is mentioned iu the article recently published in Fortnightly Review.GLADSTONE'S FAMILY DIVIDED, Loxpow, July 16.\u2014It is stated that Mr.Gladstone's family was divided in the contest just ended.It was with great difficulty that his eldest som, William Henry, was prevented from running as a Unionist candidate, LORD HARTINGTON\u2019S IMPORTANCE, LoNDoN, July 16,.\u2014The Zumes argues that there is a singular lack of personal weight among the Conservative leaders, and this necessitates a Conservative-Lib- eral-Unionist coalition.\u201cThe Conservative party,\u201d adds the Zzmzes, \u201c will be less strong than it wes hoped it would be.\u2018Whether Lord Hartington joius the Government or not the Government will be compelled to take him into its counsels and ask bis assent to its measures ; it must, in fact, adopt his proposals and accept his terms, Surely the only satisfactory method for Liberal-Unionists is tu become part and parcel of the Government, The formation of such a coalition, however, would in no sense mean a permanent obliteration of party lines or that Lord Hartington had become a Tory,\u201d SURMISES AND PREDICTIONS, A Conservative Minis'ry may now be regarded as certain, What everybody is asking, is : \u201cWill Salisbury adjourn Parliament before introducing his Irish policy.\u201d If Gladstone resigns early next week Salisbury can form a Cabinet before the second week in August, when Parliament will probably meet, He may then simply get a few financial votes passed and adjourn till October, or he may tackle the Irish problem immediately and fight it tbroughout the autumn session, The former course is much more probable and he will need to decide.All members are anxious for a rest after the fatigue of the elections, If the latter course is adopted, very stormy scenes are certain as the f\u2019arnellites and extreme Radicals will unite in pushing obstruction to its utmost limit, NOT COMPLIMENTARY, LoNpoN, July 16.\u2014Mr.Gladstone, in à letter to a friend, uses the following expressions : \u201cI am amazed at the deadness of vulgar common opinion to the black- guardism and baseness which befoul the history of the Union, It is an open question in my mind whether, if this folly lasts, the thing may not contribute to a repeal of the Union.\u201d W.J.Reynolds, Parnellite, has been reelected for East Tyrone.Arnold Foster, in a public reply to Mr, Taruell\u2019s letter of the 13th inst, denying Lord Hartington\u2019s assertion that the Par- nellites and Fenians were in lesgue, claims to have in his possession a copy of a letter written on Mr.Parnell\u2019s behalf by bis secretary to \u201cDear Mr.Ford,\u201d iving in detail the dates and items of ord\u2019s payments by the Parnellite treasury.THE LATEST RETURNS, The present position of the parties are as follows : Conservatives, 315; Unionists, 72; Gladstonians, 191 ; Parnellites, 83.The Conservatives and Unionists have polled 1,485,179 voter and the Gladstonians and Parnellites, 1,416,612.THE DILKE CASE.The Case Re-opened\u2014Dilke\u2019s Witnesses Will Deny Most of the Circumstances of Mrs.Crawford\u2019s Confession\u2014Sir Charles on @ath Denies Mrs.Crawford\u2019s Allegations.Lownox, July 16.\u2014~The re-hearing in the divorce case of Crawford agains; Crawford and Dilke, re-opened by Queen\u2019s Proctor, was begun to-day.Sir Charles Dilke co-respondent was present, as also were Mrs, Crawford and her sister.The court room was crowded, The counsel for Queen\u2019s Proctor, in opening the case, asserted that the servants mentioned by Mrs, Crawford in her confession as being present or witnessing her meetings with Sir Charles Dilke, at his house or elsewhere, did not confirm Mrs, Crawford's statements in any particular.Sarah, the maid who Mrs.Crawford said dressed her in Sir Charles\u2019 apartments after his departure from the apartment there, denied, the counsel said, that she ever did, as Mre, Crawford alleged.The French woman Fanny, who Mrs, Crawford confessed brought her into relations with Sir Chas, Dilke, had disappeared, but Sir Charles himself would testify and show that be was not with Mrs.Crawford on dates she alleged he was in company with her ; and Fanny, the woman who kept a house on Warren street, wherein Mrs, Crawford said she met Sir Charles, would show that the respondent never slept there as aileged.Sir Chas, Dilke\u2019s coachman would show that he never stayed long at Mrs, Crawford\u2019s house waiting for his master to terminate his visits to Mrs, Crawford.The coachman would further testify that he could have seen if anything wrong had been done in the room where Mrs.Crawford received Sir Charles in her own house, as the coachman from his box could easily see over the whole area of the room.Mrs.Crawford adheres to every statement made in her confession, Sir Chas.Dilke being sworn, denied totally all allegations concerning him made by Mrs, Crawford, Continuing his testimony Sir Charles Dilke declared that Mrs.Crawford\u2019s con- fersinn was au act of deliberate conspiracy against him, He accounted for the animus prompting this conspiracy by saying that he had once, through a friend, advised Mrs, Crawford with respect to an intrigue she then had with Capt.Forster.The Captain learning of this advice charged the witness during an interview in 1885, with trying to blast his (Forster\u2019s) character and challenged witness to a duel.The witness declined the challenge and treated the affairas utterly ridiculous, The witness then proceeded so furnish evidences suggesting Captain Forster and Mrs, Forster finding that discovery of their llason was imminent concocted the story against Sir Charles Dilke contained ip the lady\u2019s AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE AONTREAL, SATURDAY, Ben Advertisements LATEST CABLE NEWS| JULY by his wife looked carewurn, When summoned as a witness he was vseibly | affected.In walking to the witness box he almost staggered but soon recovered his self-possesion and answered the questions with clearness and decision, Mrs, Crawford and Sir Chas.Dilke frequently exchanged glances.The former smiled amusediy when Sir Charles denied that a ligson had existed between them.The spectators in the court room showed great interest in the naratives of the witnesses regarding Sir Charles\u2019 alleged intimate ra- lations with à French woman, who Was } formerly in the service of his father and | afterward in bis own service, Sir Charles, | it was stated, allowed her £40 yearly, and when she was in England always visited her at No, 65 Warren street, Much interest was also taken in the story of how the mysterious \u201c Fanny \u201d vanished, reappeared and vanished again before the last trial, reappeared afterwards and gave evidence to Sir Charles Dilke\u2019s solicitor, and finally vanished and is now not to be found.It is generally thought that Sir Charles has not emerged from the examination with credit, A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER, A Disgracefnl Scene ia the House 9 Represeutatives-Members Call Each Other Liars on the Floor of the Chamber, and Resort to Fistioutls in the Lobby.WASHINGTON, July 16.\u2014Quite a sensation was created in the House this evening by a personal encounter between representatives Cobb, of Indiana, and Laird: of Nebraska, growing out of charges made by the former on the floor of the House to the effect that the Nebraska member had been concerned in a land ring, Representative Payson, of Illinois, a member of the Public Land Committee, was explaining to Representative Gilfilan the effect of certain Senate amendments to a bill intended to protect the rights of homestead settlers, when Representative Laird leaned from his seat toward the party and asked : \u201c Why do not you fellows referring to the Public Lands Committee do something to break up the land ringsin the south instead of raiding upon the north,\u201d Br.Payson replied that that was what the Committee was endeavoring to do.Mr, Cobb undertook to defend the Committee, of which he was the chairman and ar- renging passage occured between him and Mr, Laird which ended by tae latter gentleman calling the former a liar.Witnesses say that Mr, Cobb declared that Mr, Laird did not dare to come outside and repeat this language.Mr.Laird is said to have replied that the gentleman could not get out soon enough for him, With these words the pair started through the lobby into the basement, Someone called Mr.Payson\u2019s attention to their exit with the statement they were going outside to fight it out, Thereupon Mr, Payson hurried through the doorway and coming up with the would-becombatants on the stairwey caught MM.Coun by tae collar and remonstrated with him for pursuing so boyish and foolish a course, He succeeded in getting Mr, Cobb to retrace his steps so far as the west door of the lobby.Mr.Laird, following, the controversy, broke out afresh.Recurring to the charges Mr, Cobb had made against him ina speech several weeks ago.Mr, Laird angrily declared Mr, Cobb was a \u201cD-\u2014\u2014n liar,\u201d Mr.Cobb rejoined that Mr, Laird was a erjurer, but the words had hardly passed Bis lips when Mr.Laird struck him a heavy blow on the mouth and nose.A stream of blood trickled down Mr, Cobb's face and he was thrown backward against the doorway, A crowd, which had collected, interposed and the combatants separated, Mr, Laird taking his seat in the house and Mr.Cobb reclining in an easy chair in the lobby, where he was surrounded by friends, The bad feeling between the two members dates back some months, ACCIDENT TO FOREPAUGH'S CIRCUS TRAIN.Four Cars Jump the Track and Roll- Down a Fifty Feet Embankment\u2014 Four Men and Twenty-five Horses Killed.PorrzanD, Me, July 16,\u2014Information was recsived here this afternoon of a fatal accident to Forepaugh\u2019s circus train on the Maine Central railroad at Vassalboro, about fifty miles north of here, The storm having interfered with the wires particulars are meagre.The train, consisting of twenty cars, was en route to this city, and was running at a lively rate of speed when four cars jumped the track and plunged down the fifty foot embankment toward the Kennebec river, Three of the cars contained animals, and one was a passenger caboose, containing a number of employes.The cars rolled over and over several times, being smashed into splinters, Twenty-five valuable horses were killed uutright, and a number of others badly injured, some of which will have to be killed.The caboose was occupied by ten men, several of whom escaped by jumping when the car left the track, They were saved from injury by the soft earth, Tho others were carried down the bank, and caught in the wreck, Their companions extricsted several of these, who were bedly if not fatally injured.Two, whose names are not given, are buried beneath the wreck in the river, and were doubtless killed instantly, A wrecking train has left for the scene, Troubles in Mexico, New LAREDO, Tex, July 16,\u2014The Mexican ineurgents in Guerrero are gaining in strength.They will make a junction with the revolutionists now scattered over the districts bordering on the lower Rio Grande, No doubt within two months the State of Tamaulipas will be under military rule, Civil Governor Canales has been deposed and a military overnor appointed from the City of Mexico.GALVESTON, Tex, July 16,\u2014Grave alarm exists that a serious conflict will occur between the Government forces and a part of the revolutionists who are said to have been arriving for some time in the State of Tamaulipas, but the object of their movements has been kept a profound secret, The Custom-house in Neuvo Laredo would prove the richest prize that could be captured by any part of the revolutionists on the northern border of Mexico, The revolutionary trouble in Tamaulipas it is feared prove nt 17, confession, The court then adjourned.! Sir Charles Dilke who was accompanied | 1886 CANADIAN DESPATCHES, THE PREMIER'S OUTING.Sir John and Lady Macdonald's Excar- sion te Boissevnaiu.(F>ronto Mail.Wixniera, July 15.\u20148ir John Mac- , donald and party left Goverment House at 7.45 this morning for the depot, where they boarded a special train on the Canadian Pacific Railway, south-western branch, and left for Boissevain.The train consisted of an engine, baggage car, dining car and the sleeper \u201cIgnace,\u201d Besides Sir John and Lady Macdonald, there were the following passengers :\u2014Lieut.Hugh J.Macdonald, W, B, Scarth, Col.Taylor, Major Buchen, Lieut.Oswald, Lieut.Arnold, Lieut.Healy, Lieat.Waugh, Col.Scott, M.P.P,, Mr.Pope (Sir John\u2019s private secretary), Geo.Johnson, Consul Taylor, Acton Burrows, R.Rogers, E.F.Gigot, M.P.P., and Somerset Ailkins.The train pulled out at eight o\u2019clock and the whole party seemed to enjoy the trip in anticipation, ROYAL RECEPTIGN ALONG THE LINE, At Rosenfield a brief stop was made.At Morden an address was presented from the Conservative Association thanking the Premier for the railway facilities this country enjoys, and asking for other portions equal facilities to those enjoyed by Southern Manitoba, Reference was also made to the importance of the early construction of the Hudson\u2019s Bay railroed.Sir John replied in approgriate terms to theaddress and was again loudly cheered, Flags and bunting were liberally dis- playad.Sir John conversed with a number of the citizens, and many were presented to Sir John and Lady Macdonald.The train moved off amid cheers, At Pilot Mound Sir Jobu\u2019s special arrived at thirteen o'clock (1 p.m.ordinary time), and was met by a large crowd, who greeted Sir John and Lady Macdonald with hearty cheers, An address was presented and replied to.The town presented a holiday appearance.Sir John received many warm personal greetings.The train arrived at Hamilton at 1.45, where an address was presented by the Conservative Asaocciation, and replied to by Sir John.There wae a large crowd, and hearty cheers were given, Lady Macdonald rode on the engine from Morden to Manitou.At Boissevain an address was also given, THE TRIP WAS GREATLY ENJOYED by Sir John and Lady Macdonald, who were greatly interested in the rolling fertile country through which they passed, and which is commonly called * The Garden of the Province.\u201d Despite the drought the crops were found in excellent condition.The party returned to the city to-night, and will leave in the morn~ ing for the Weat.A Railway Case Decided.Orrawa, July 16th.\u2014M, Bolland & Co., contractors, whose claims against the Lake Shore Railway Company were submitted to arbitration, have just been awarded 814,000 in place of the £30,000 sued for.The arbitrator was Marcus Smith, C, E, \u2018There are a number of other claims similar to that of M, Bolland & Co, The Grand Counecit.WINDSOR, Ont., July 16.\u2014The Grand Council of the Royal Arch Masons of Canada assembled in the Masonic Temple here at 9 a.m., and elected officers as follows: Most Illustrious Companion E, H.Raymour, St.Thomas, Grand Master ; Right Illustrious Companion S, G.Fair- though, Kingston, Deputy-Grand Master ; George J, Bennett, Parkdale, Grand P.C.; W.David McLellan, Hamilton, Grand Treasurer ; J.Ross Robertson, Toronto, Grand Recorder ; W.B.Doherty, St, Thomas, Grand Captain of Guards ; W R.Howse, Whitby, Grand Lecturer ; R.W.Anthony, Caledonia, Grand Chaplain; Inspectors-General of Divisions, Right Illustrious Companions G.R.Rowe, TAN Toronto; S.Dewar, London; John Scoon, Hamilton ; R.L.Patterson, Georgina ; D, Taylor, Ottawa ; J, H, Stearns, Quebec.THE BALTIMORE BOAT RACE.The Water in Good Condition\u2014A Great Crowd of Speciators but a Spiritiess Race.BALTIMORE, July 16.\u2014About five thousand people saw the rowing to-day at Bay Ridge.The weather was fine and the water in excellent condition, but the oarsmen did not exert themselves and the races were tame, In the first contest Ross, Teemer and Lee started for a three mile pull, Teemer got away first, but Ross passed him in the first half mile and heid the lead to finish: Ross was five lengths ahead on the last turn, but on the home stretch Teemer spurted and lapped his boat at the flag, with Lee a close third, The alleged time was 18 min.10 sec.Ritz and Hamm took part in the contest for the consolation purpese over the same course, Hamm took the water first, but Ritz followed him closely to the first stake, when both turned awkwardly, They were close together up to the first turn when Ritz spurted and got a lead of two lengths, Hamm passed him once on the last stretch but was unable to hold the lead, and Ritz won by about a len th, in 19 mins, 43 secs.To-morrow the double scull races will be rowed, the pairs announced being Courtney and Teemer, Ross and Lee, Ritz and Hamm, Courtney did not enter to-day\u2019s races, as he claimed fo haye strained his arm pulling yesterday against the wind.tl A Banquet.LoNDoN, July 16.\u2014Mer, Gladstone will give a banquet to a number of political friends to-morrow.A Duel Postpaned.Panis, July 16,\u2014A duel between Gen, Boulanger and Baron Lareinz has been postponed until to-morrow at the earnest entreaty of the President of the Senate, Boulanger is 26 years older than Lareintz, A Cardinal's Obsequies.Paris, July 16,\u2014The funeral services in Notre Dame Cathedral to-day over the remains of Cardinal Guibert, Archbishop of Paris, were very imprassive, An immense proeession composed of deputations from the various Catholic associations and institutes marched to the cathedral where the clergy in a body awaited them, Posthumous Honors, GENEVA, July 16.\u2014The remains of the poet Schneckenburger, the author of widespread and serious, \u2018 Die Waght un Rhein \u201d were to-day disinterred from the grave wherein they bave reposed at Burgadorf, Switzerland, since the poet's death for removal and final burial at Thatherm near Tustlingen in Wurtemburg, South Germany.A solemn funeral services were obaerved and great crowds of people followed the coffin to the railway station at Tulligen, A monument is being erected in honor of Schenckenburger.The Shooting at Wimbledon, LoNnoN, July 16.\u2014The shooting at Wimbledon in spite of a wind was better than last year.The contest for the St.George\u2019s challenge at 50C yards, 7 shots each, was won by private Warr of the Cheshire regiment, who made the highest possible score-.35, The Canadian, Bsrnbill, who ecored 34 in bis last shot, just missed the bull\u2019s eye, the Canadian, Riddle, scored \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.Meeting Yesterday Aficrnoom \u2014 They Make a Special Grant to the Market Commitiec\u2014And Refuse to Granithe Unton des Abattoirs an Extention of Time, A meeting of the Finance Committee was held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, there being present Aldermen Grenier (Chairman), Mooney, Archibald, Laurent, Perrault, Rolland and Farrell.On the meeting coming to order, Mr.Hemard was introduced, and be presented a pet:- tion on behalf of the residents of Iberville, Frontenac, Suzanne, Notre Dame and St.Catherine sireets.The petition asked for the repayment of $3,000, being a portion paid by the taxpayers of the streets named towards the construction of a cewer, which was found faulty and not suitable for the purposes for which it had been constructed.After some discussior, the petition was handed to & sub.commiitee composed of Aldermen Rolland, Archibald and Laurent, with instructions to inquire into the complaint and request of the petitioners.REPAIRING THE TAIL BACE, The Chairman read a report from the Water Committee, which stated that the northeast bank of the tail race had been seriously injured by the epriug floods, The report also stated thut, in the opinion of the Water Committee, the bank in question required to be raised several feet.They, therefore, requested that the Finance Committee would grant them $5,000 to make the necessary repairs and improvements.The report caused cussion, Alderman Mooney suggested that the Water Committee be granted, $2,000 with which to make the necessary repairs, but that the amount asked to raise the bank be not at present granted.Ald.Grenier was in favor of granting the amount asked for to raise the bank as he thonght it had something to do with preventing the spring inundations and as the citizens were fully aroused to the necessity of doing everything possible to prevent these floods.1d, Mooney said that the raising of the bank could not prevent the spring Inundations, Ald.Grenier thought that the Superintendent of water works was the best judge of that master.Ald.Archibald, who is also a member of the water committee, thought that the full grant should be made.After some further discussion the report was adopted and the $5,000 granted.THE MARKETS SECURE A EPECIAL GRANT.A report was then read from the Market Committee which atated that owing to the dangerous condition of the Bonsecours Market the Committee considerable dis- had expended $1,882.69 on frepairs, and requesting that the Finance Committee would make a special grant to cover the expenditure.After a brief discussion the report was adopted and the sum asked for granted.THE ABATTOIR QUESTION, The chairman then said that he was about to introduce the most important business that would come before the committee at ths meeting; it was the request from the Abattoir bondholders for an extension of time in making the payments due the city.He said he had been waited on by an influential delegation of the bondholders, among whom were several merchants and Messrs.Kennedy aud Beique.The delegation requested that the Finance Commities would take their report into favorable consideration.The chairman stated that, in view of this request, he had consulted Mr.Roy and Mr, Ethier, the City Attornies, as to the legal bearing of the question, and had been informed by these gentlemen that neither the Finance Committee nor the Council could grant the request of the bondholders.Mz, Ethier, who was in attendance; then read tbe legal opinion on the question.Alderman Grenier wished to know if they could allow the matter to remain over until the next meeting of the Council.Mr.Ethier answered that if the payments were not made to the city by the 22nd instant the property of the company would be forfeited.It was finally decided to let matters take their course and let the Couucil deal with the matter at its next meeting?Mr.Roy, the City Attorney, was instruci- ed to examine the books of ihe company, after which the commiites adjourned., tll THE POLICE COMMITTEE, The Sub-Chietship Æbolishea\u2014Dr.La\" marche Appointed a City Physisian, A meeting of the Police Committee was held yesterday afternoon, Aldermen Jean notte (chairman), McShane, Kennedy, Lee, Dubuc, Brunet and Grenier, A letter was read from Mrs, Langlois thanking the committee for the grant of $100 on the occasion of the death of her husband, a member of the police force.A discussion then arose on the question of payment of physicians who were called to attend prisoners in the stations.It wa8 finally decided to appoint Dr.Lamarche a the city physician to be called upon whenever required, and the sum of $2 was fixed as his payment for each visit.A bill for $176 for the late Bub-Chief Maher's funeral was then submitted to the committee.Several of the aldermen thought it was too high.Aldermen McShane said that if it was given to him, he would secure a reduction.He was given the bill with the request that he would see to its settlement, THE VACANT SUB-CHIEFSHIP, The question of the vacant sub-chiefship having been brought up, and the petition SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS SUBSCRIPTION $6.00 A YEAR.asking the appointment of an Irish Catholic in the late Snb-Chief Maher's place having been read, Alderman Grenier moved to reconsider a previous vote and to make the appointment an Irish Catholic one, Alderman McShane strongly eap- ported the motion.Aldermen Dubug, Brunet, Kennedy and Lee opposed the reconsideration, which was lest.Yeas, Mc- Shane and Grenier; nays, Brunet, Dubuc, Lee and Kennedy.A motion was also passed caacelling the position of Sub-Chief ancey, and that his services be diepensed with after the lst Janusry.Aldermen McShane and Grenier both spoke strongly in favor of retaining the sub-chiefs, but were defeated by the same vote, ALD, M\u2019BHANE\u2019S PLAIN TALK.After the question had been fully settled and Sergeant Lancey\u2019s dismissal having been fully decided upon, Ala, McShane told Ald.Dubuc and Brunet that the Old Country element would remember, when the time came, the action of certain Aldermen in the day\u2019s proceedings, but as for Alderman Grenier, he would be ever remembered with gratitude for the stand he had taken in defence of justice.The two sergeants whose conduct had been the subject of an investigation by the committee were then brought in and re-in- stated and exonerated.HERE AND THERE._ Jules Pierre, for selling liquor without a license, was fined $95 and costs.Henri Godin was yesterday fined by the Police Magistrate $10 and costs or three months for aggravated assault.The Taylor's Church Sabbath School hold their annual picnic to-day at Ste, ose.The traing leaves the C.P.R.at a.m.The Bakers\u2019 Union picnic takes place to-day at Elmwood.Boats leave Jacques Cartier wharf at 9 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 3p.m, William Robinson, aged 21, after having heen examined yesterday by Dr, Bouchard, was pronounced insane, and was therefore sent to the Longue Pointe Asylum, Last evening & meeting of the Papal Zouaves was held at the fichelie Hotel, for the purpose of making arrangements for their grand excursion to Quebec.The members of the press of St.Hyacinthe, Sherbrooke, Magog and Newport will hold their annual excursion on the 30th inst.They will visit the principal citities in the Dominion.The cases of John A.Watkins against E.Laurin and D.Lariviere, for selling adulterated coffee, was concluded yesterday bafore Judge Desnoyere.They were fined $5 each and costs.It is stated that some startling revelu- tions will shortly be made concerning the case of one Quenneville who was murdered ome eight years ago in Mr.J.T., Morey\u2019s stables on Lagauchetiere street, The long delayed contract for the construction of the new flood gates in the aqueduct has been signed by the Mayor, and Mesers.Hood & Co., the contractors, and the important work will be begun immediately.A public meeting of the workingmen will be held this evening in the hall of the Workingmen\u2019s Protective Association, corner of Bt.James street and Dollard lane for the purpose of selecting a candidate in their interests for Montreal Centre.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PERSONAL Mr.T.S.Brown is registered at the Iroquois House, St.Hilaire, Walter Barlow, Hsq., of Providence, R.L, is registered at the Balmoral, Mr.Grant Allan, the well-known author, is a guest at tne Windsor.Mr, James J.Moylan, Government In spector of Penitentiaries, is at the Hall.Mr.James Ricter, one of the visiting Knights of of Providence, BR.I.is staying at the Balmoral, Mr.Waltan Smith, Government In- apector of Reformatories, is a guest at the St.Lawrence Hall.= Captain Fred E.Newell, of Providence, R.L, is one of the visiting Knights and is registered at tne Balmoral, The Hon.Mr.Justice Loranger has returned from the County of Yamasks, where he has completed revising the electoral list.bamemaneenn es EEE TAE DOMINION PALACE SKATING RINK The Dominion Palace Skating Rink lately erected at the corner of St.Catherine and St.Dominique streets, and which in summer will be used as a theatre will be opemed for the firat time on Monday evening.The spacious building which has a seating capacity of 2,000, has been rented by the Joe Rapp & Co\u2019s Royal Consolidated Novelty Company, who will there give their initial performance in Montreal.The company come well recommanded,and gave one of the most pleasing entertainments.Among the great array of talent on the bills might be mentioned Prof.Costello, the magic king ; Frank Avery, the wonderful gymnast ; Mlle.Dorina, said to be the most beautiful woman on the stage ; the great Shattuck, prince of the invisible wire ; Costello, the sword swallower, who will perform this wonderful feat for the first time in Montreal ; Larue and Belanger, in a novel act; Roberts, the famed ventriloquist, and a host of others too numerous to mention.As the price of admission is only 10 cents, he new theatre is sure to be patronized by housands, and will likely prove a success rom the start.THE WEATHER.MHTXOROLOGIOAL OFFIOE, Toronto, Ont, July 17, 1 a.m, } Prebabilities.Lakes\u2014Moderate to fresh winds,shifting to the northward, generally fair weather, with a few local thunder storms, stationary or a little lower temperature, St.Lawrence Upper\u2014-Moderate th fresh west north winds, generally fair weather, with a few local thunder showers, stationary or shghtly lower temperatures.St.Lawrence Lower\u2014Moderate to fresh winds, partly clowdy with local showers.Gulf\u2014Moderate to fresh winds, partly cloudy to cloudy, with showers.Maritime\u2014~Moderate to fresh south and south-west winds, partly cloudy, with showers.\u2014\u2014Prmenmstat SreauiNG Prres\u2014Thomas Savage, a lumber, was yesterday brought before the order charged with stealing a number of lead pipes.He pleaded ¢ not guilty,\u201d and his trial was postponed till Monday.- Fousp DrowNED.\u2014Wilfred Street was the name of the unfortunate boy whose body was found yesterday in the canal, He was the son of Mr.John Street, the well known jeweller of Notre Dame street, Tho boy had been missing from his home since Monday, since which time every search had been made to discover his whereabouts by his distracted parents.An inquest was held last evening, when a verdict of found drowned was returned, TEE MONTREAL HERATD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 17 IE 8D COMMFICE IDIVIDENDS-SRNI-AS NUAL Bnoks Books P.C.Payable.(lose.Re-open Caw Peo.1} JT Aug.21 July.IS Aug.FINANCIAL.Tex Herarp Orrics, Friday evening, July 16, 1886.The Montreal Stock Market.The stock market to-day showed but little change from yesterday, some few properties being active while others were very dull.Transactions in the aggregate were small and prices showed but listle change, Transactions in bank stocks were 458 shares, 385 of which were Commerce, which was higher to-day.It opened with sales of 25 shares at 121 and then sold down § to 120}, but in the afternoon it sold up to 1204, and closed within % of the opening sales.There was very little done in Montreal, which opened with sales at yesterday\u2019s closing figure and sold at } higher at 210%, that being the price obtained in theafternoon for three shares.The closing quotations were 3107 asked 210% bid, Merchants was steady selling at 1934 and 123$.The remaining bank stocks were inactive, no transactions being had.In tke miscellaneous stocks the transactions were 1,110 shares, 450 of which were contributed by Montreal Telegraph which sold at 1223, 1224 and 123, closing with sales at the latter figure.Richelieu was weaker end sold at lower prices, being from § to 4 lower than yesterday.City Passenger sold down } below yesterday\u2019s lowest price.Gas was lower, opening with sales as 196%, and gelling down to 106.Canadian Pacific sold at 681, and Western Union Telegraph at 68.\u2018There were no transactions in any other mi:cellaneous stocks, and the bond market was inactive, The aggregate of to-day\u2019s transactions waa 1,568 shares, as follows: \u2014 MORNING BOARD.26 Montreal 8tsessve vi coeevoceca 210% 20 Merchant8.csees soveen socesece 25 Commerce at.\u2026\u2026\u2026.200 do Bt.s.c0ca000 100 West Union Tel.at.eve on 50 Richelieu At.cou.occvuvrocss, 78 10 do \u2014At.\u2026+0esococ00000e 713 50 City Pass.at.verses 1673 25 do 1674 25 GB Bluesess soroes savers senses 1963 125 do Otecessr ves 196 100 Can.Pac.Et.arrears 034 AFTERNOON BOARD.3 Montreal at.0.2108 25 Merchants At.\u2026.123# 135 Commerce at.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.es caee os Bloavees coves 25 do Btsccccessserecssess 120$ 25 Mont.Tel.at.\u2026.1224 300 do \u2014Bt.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.l224 125 do Bt.\u2026sovo A Bad Breakdown, It is a common thing now-a-days to hear one complain of feeling all broken down with a faint, weary, restless languor, with strength and appetite nearly gone, and no well defined cause.This is general debility, which Burdock Blood Bitters promptly relieves, and most invariably cures, KEW YORK\u2019S FREE BATHERS, Ten Thousand Females Dip Every Day.Nearly seventy-five thousand men and boys take 8 wash 1n the free baths of New York city on the days set \u2018apart for them.The number of women and girls who avail themeelves of the opportunity to dipin the salt water on any of the days allotted to them is not, it is estimated, more than 10,- 000.There are eleven of the free bathhouses located at different pointe, but the most popular and that upon which the greatest demand ie made is No.2, at the Battery.Brooklyn, the Fourth Ward and the extremest parts of the city eend patrons io this bath, and in consequence its trough is crowded from morning until night, whether it be ladies\u2019 day or not.On ladies\u2019 days, though Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays \u2014 the place is as quiet as a graveyard compared with the explosive, shrill an otherwise noisy character of the days when the boys gather by the river and fight for entrance to the bathe.A World reporter visited No.2 on Monday and had a peep into the trough.There ara natives on guard and womea attendants, who are assisted by patrolmen.An idea may be had of the picture within when the reader is informed that some of the stoutest females of the south end pass acroes the bridge and into the dressing- rooms, whence they emerge in swimming suite that from coutinuous shrinkage have grown so small that the but tons are continually threatening to fly off at a tangent.There 18 nothing gay or gaudy about these costumes; they are plain, cheap-and strosg.Besides the fat women there are plump girls who invade the trough and swing on therope, and tae smaller trough is given over to youngsters who are not more than seven or eigat years old, Many of the women are good swimmers and some of the small girls are wonders.A seven-year-old miss with auburn hair, who lives in Washington street, but is otherwise unknown to fame, is one of the most graceful of the swimmers who frequent No.2.She can dive and remain under the surface longer than a Bowery museum water queen.SKIN DISEASES Are of two kinds: firstly, those which are only skin deep (which are not now to be considered); secondly, those which are caused by a bad state of the blood, and which attack various parts of the body in different ways.n disease shows itself in the HEAD, sometimes in the form or Dandruff which no amount of brushing and combing will get rid of, and sometimes in the form of Sealy Eruptions.In the NECK, by an enlargement of the glands (commonly called Glandular Swellings), which if unchecked become ver.unsightly wounds, In the ARMPITS, an the inside of the ELBOWS, by an inflamed Roughness of the Skin, which Îs very painful when washed.In the HANDS, by deep racks or Fissures, which, if healed for a Low ys, speedily open again, or by horny-look- ing patches.\u201d In the LEGS, by Ha Shiny and Inflamed Swellings, or by wounds more or less deep.And on the BODY, In Red Scaly Patches, which as often as rubbed off, form again, or in the discharge of athin water fluid of a very disagreeable nature.In a these cases the trealment must be twofold.An Ointment is required to reiieve Itching, and Medicine must be taken to change the state of the Blood, and render it pure.Both these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medisines, The OINTMENT called THE POOR MAN'S FRIEXD,\u201d And the PILLS called PILULÆ ANTI-SOROPHUL.A OR ALTERATIVZE PILLS These two Medicines have now stood the test of 100 years\u2019 trial, having been introduced to the pnblic in the latter part of the last century.They may be obtained of all Chemists, or of the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT, BRIDPORT, DORARY, Price 1s 1{d, 2s 6d, 11s and 238 each.Po: e extra July 1y eow s MONTREAL HERALD WILL BE FOUND ON SALE \u2014AT THE\u2014 Following Dealers: ALBION HOTEL NEWS STAND.BALMORAL HOTEL NEWS STAND.BERNARD, A.0.0\u2026.1143 St, James St BOUDREAU, Ie.«877 St.James St BONAVENTURE DEPOT NEWS STAND.BRADFORD, MRS.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.220 Seigneurs 9t CHALIFOUX, Fa\u2026ss.210 MoCord St.DAVIDSON, W.18674 St.Catherine St.DAWSON BROS.1828 8t.Catherine &t.DRYEZDALE, W.1423 3t.Catherine St.DALLAIRE, MRS.+ .2579 Notre Dame St# FOURNIER, M.R.\u2026.\u2026.93 St.Andre St.FEATHERSTONE, A.M.\u2026r.0s000ssssssuc0000 cor.St.Lewrenoe and Craig Sts FISHER, JOHN, & CO., 125 8t.Francols Xavier St.GUILFOYLE, J.\u2026.sonsuouses 211 Seigneurs St GREAVES,J.J.++.818 St.Catherine St.GREAVES, J.J.,.1344 St.Catherine St.HALEY BROS.+2126 Notre Dame St.HARKINS, MRS.368 St.Catherine St.KELLY, Je.++++000- 00000000 164 St.Antoine St LEFORT, L.senses J115 Bt, James 8t LAFRENIERE, C.cor.8t.Denis 4Craig 8ts.MARCHALL, W.G.2614 Notre Dame St.MYERS, B.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.suc.158 St Antoine St.MILLOY, MRS.J201 8t.Catherine St, MORPHY, PETER./.c.s 508 St.James St.MICHIE, MRS.,.1442 $t, Catherine St, MORRISON, J.8.+10.201 8t.Antoine St.MCMAHON, J.960 Dorchester St.MOGRATH, J.P., Boston Bakery, 4871 St.Lawrence St.McCALLUM, R.N.13056 3t.Catherine St MCCANN, MRS.\u2026.\u2026.534 Craig St.MCARAN, J.2 Notre Dazne St.MURRAY, J.& Co.+836 3t.Catherine St.O'HARE, J.i vercneeenrnenns ST Aylmer St] O'ROURKE, B.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.99 St.Antoine St.PRINGLE.8.000000404912 Dorchestar St REDMOND, Je.+.10 Chaboillez Square.RIENDEAU, M.3.867 8t.James St.RICHELIEU HOTEL NEWS STAND.HIVARD, Boll iveneininenins +681 Craig St, EHARKEY, MISH.154 Notro Dame Si RT.LAWRENCE HALL NEWS STAND.BAIT, H.T.1195 Bt.Catherine St SCOTT, A.8.000000.78 BL.Lawrence St.SIREET, WALTER.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.8 28 Bleury St.SHEA, CHAS.678 Dorchester St.EMIT, Huvsurnnre -1891 Notre Dame St SHELLY, MRS 0.147 McJord St.STOCK WELL, C.A.868 St.Jaunes St, WINDSOR HOTEL NEWS STANDPOINT ST.CHARLES.ALBERT & CALDWELL.369 Wellington St, MONTEITH, WM.157 Congregation St.COTE ST.ANTOINE.MOoCALL, F.D.vossercso.00ue POSt-Office TORONTO.ALLAN.P.O.+.00.35 King Street West.QUEEN'S HOTEL NEWS SVAND OTTAWA.MOPYKE, J.004 0044410.0000 000.565 SuSSOx St.RUSSELL HOUSE NEWS STAND.UGLOW, Re.sesssssc00100000000e Parks St QUEBEC.HOLIWELL'S NEWS DEPOT.«Opp, P.O H, OOTTE, Accountant and Auditor Address P.0 Box No, 1,866.8 vox September Hero Panne Ori MAMMOTH POSTERS! IN ALL COLORS Type of Modern Style IN GREAY VARIETY HAND BILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: One, Two, Thres or Four Color PROMPT DELIVERY\u2019 RILL HEADS | RULED TO PATTERN.statement\u201d Forms.&c: Railwav Blanks Rauwav Tickets Kaïlway Couvons Railwav Time Bills Railwav Folders \u201ceee BILLS OF LADING ADVICE NOTES For Railwavs and Steamshigs LAW FAOCTUMS Protessional Blanks BOCK AND JOB PRINTING Newestand Most Modern Styles oi Type EXECUTAD WITF fleatness ana Despaten PAMPHLNTS On Faper or the Best.Quality a Estimates Given; of Every.Description of Book and Job Printing\u201d \u2014\u2014y\u2014 BROKERS\" ADVICE NOTES meme Brokers\u2019 Buylag ang Salling UVONFucs Blanke lank Books Ledgors Dav Books dournais hd EVEEY CLASS OF BANK BLANKS PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE Es io i ich lity ription TES Mug \"THE WORLD OF SPORT.| To-day's Laorosse Matches end the Men wLo Play Them.The Result of the Montreal Lawn Tennis Club Handi.cep Matohes.The Lake St.Louis Canoe Club Programme of their Annual Regatta, And Interesting Items of Sporting News.Laerosse.MONTREAL V8, COANWALL, The match hetween the Montreal and Cornwall teams, which takes place on the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds this afternoon is exciting great interest in all lovers of our national game, as on it, toa great extent, hinges the chances of our champions in the race for the championship pennant.The Cornwall Club come down flushed with their easy victory over the Ontarios last Saturday, and it is certain that they mean to win if they can.On the other hand, the Montrealers, in spite of their two recent dispiriting defeats, go into the game in a certain sense better fixed to win than at any previous pericd this season.The redoubtable Billy Aird has once more come to tke front for the honor of the old club, and this afternoon wiil be found in his old place between the sticks, and the ball that the Cornwallites manages to send paet him muet be 8 hummer, Carlind, too, will be found in his old position on the field, During the past week the boys have been putting in rome great practices.But the Cornwalls are a good team and one that no other club in the championship series just now can efford to plume themselves on playing rag with, It 16 certain that the champions are not going to have any such easy time as when these tearns met earlier in the season.The following ere the names of the men and their positions on the respective teams : MONTREAL.POSITIONS.CORNWALLS- W.D.Alrd .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026Goal,.\u2026.\u2026. pes TEE 8.8.MIRAMICHI, CAPT.A.BAQUET, W1il sadl from Montreal on MONDAY, 20tb JULY, for PICTOU.At 5p.m.calling at FATHER POINT, GASPE, PERCE, SUMMERSIDE and CHARLOTTETOWN.N.B.\u2014Port of destination in full must be plainly merked on all goods, Initials are not sufficlent.Goods will not be received after three o'clock on the afternoon of day of sailing.Has excellent accommodation for passengers.For Freight or Passage, apply to DAVID BHAW, Agent, Commissioners Street, Montreal ; A.B.CHAFFEE, JR, Ticket Agent, 202 8t.James street.Arthur Ahern, Secre , Quehec ; 8.Veit, Gaspe ; Valpy & Le Bas, Perce ; J.Schuman, Summerside; Carvell Bros, Charlottetown, or C.Dwyer, Pictou.June 29 91 FURNESS LINE.Montreal to London.rêé NEWCASTLE CITY, salling about 15th uty.4%.GOTHENBURG CITY, salling about Let August For rates of Frelght ste.Soar te.Or rates o.ete., a y to TR.EEY 152 b FsMw 209 Commissoners atreet, OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO, Montreal & Ottawa AND CALEDONIA SPRINGS.Passengers take 7 a.m.Train daily for Lachine, to connect with Steamer for Qitawa and intermediate ports.Cheapest and most direct route to the CALEDONIA SPRINGS.Return Tickets at L tages to CARILLON and back, $1.23.Saturdays, 81,00.ST.ANN'S by Rail and return by Boat, 80 cents round trip; Take 1 p.m.Train and 2 p.m.Train Saturday e HOOT THE RAPIDS\u2014Take § p.m.Train to Lachine.Return fare, 50 cents.Tickets at Grand Trunk offices, 154 8t.James street, and Windsor Hotel Situations Wanted-Male, W ANTED-\u2014Situation as coachman ; understands cows ; would make himself generally useful in house, Apply 296 William street.m 17 Sry arion WANTED, by an American, 40 years of age, married; has experience a8 clerk in law courts, book-Keeper and accountant, and in rallway office work.Can fill any position requirlng general business qualinc:tions; will engage upon rensonable terms for steady employment.Address \u2018\u201c G,\u201d m 168 Herald Office.V ANTED a situation by a young man in the wholesale shoe business as stocs- keeper or packer, or anything else; good references if required.Address f.M, Herald Office.m 168 \\ A TANTED by a young man, a situation as book-keeper and clerk, willing to make himself generally useful ; a good understand ing of bank business and so forth.m 168 ANTED by an Englishman ofexperfence, 38 years of age, single, as timekeeper, s'orekecper, warehouseman, or any similar sition ; good city references.Apply 285 St.Jatherine street.m 168 A tutor, at present English master in one of the large private schools of England, desires a position as non-resident tutor in & Montreal school ; instructs in all English branches, Latin, French, German, Mathematics, and Bookkeeping, Addrees T.C.D.Herald Office, Montreal.166 = = \u2014\u2014 Situations Wanted _Female WANTED, by a respectable widow woman, cieaning of offices, or to live on the premises; without chl!dren, only one boy 18 Years of age.Satisfactory reference given, o 6 Busby Lane, m 168 BY à lady of edncation, highly respectable and well connected ; a situation as saleswoman in a Fancy goods or Millinery store, Apply to B.A., box 429, Post Office, m 168 = > Help Wanted Male Labourers for Station work; 50 Stone- Cutts.Johan Ecully, 49 Cathedral m 1 650 street, Rooms To Let Te LET\u2014Rooms, with or without board.Apply 18 Brunswick street.170 Te LET\u2014Nice large airy rooms, very come fortably furnished and newly done up, in a very cheery locality; family very quiet.Apply 104 Phillips Square, (west side.) \"1:8 [> OOM, single room bicely furnisued, use R of bath with or without board.182 Peel street, second door from Windsor Hotel.TRANGERS coming to the city will fin S good rooms and board, terms Todor also good table board.17 Brunswick street m 147 Board Wanted W ANTED\u2014Board and the comforis of & home, in & respectable family, for two children, (girls), aged 2 and 4 years respect- vely.Address \u2018\u2018 Home,\u201d Herald Office.r 168 ï Country Board, A\" Beacousfield, near Point Claire, a married couple or three or four gentlemen, can be accommodated for suramer months: occupation {mmediate: Address \u201cBoard,\u201d care Herald Office.m 161 ee QE Miscellaneous.HE art never to forget or to learn any book after having read it once, by Mr Lolsette, of London, appreciated, Judged re placed.1 franc.Address Mr, L'ABBE CHA VAUTY, ex-Militery Chaplain at Lourdes, (Hautez-Pyrenees), France dar 184 106 be, Richelleu & Ontario Navigation this Company between MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, Will commence running regularly on 6th MAY, as under :\u2014 The steamer QUEBEC, Capt.R NELSON on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and The steamer MONTREAL, Capt.L.H.Roy, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ssturdays, at 7 clock p.m.from Montreal, connecting at Quebec with the Magnificent Steamers of the SAGUENAY LINE, vis, the ST, LAWRENOB, UNION and SPARTAN, leaving Quebeo daily (Mondays excopted).oalling at Bay St.Paul, Eboule- ments, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup, Tadou- sac, Ha Ha Bay and Chicoutimi.STEAMERS BETWEEN MONTREAL AND TORONTO now run daily Gundays excepted) from tho Canal Basin at a.m., and Lachine on the arrival of the train leaving Bonaventure Station at noon, and at Coteau Landing by the § o'clock train from here, for Prescott, Kingston and Toronto, connecting there with railways from the West and Northwest, and with steamers for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, &o., passing through THE THOUSAND ISLANDS daily, galling al Alexandria Bay, Thousand Island Park (Sundays excepted), Round Island Park aud Clayton.Steamer BOHEMI1AN, Capt.BAKER, will leave for Cornwall and intermediate ports every Tuesday and Friday at 12 o'clock noon, commencing on opening of canal.Steamer THREE RIVERS, Capt.COLLRTTZ leaves for Three Rivers every Tuesday and Friday at 1.30 p.m.Stmr.OHAMBLY, Oapt.J.CHAPDELAINE, leaves fer Chambly every Tuesday and Friday atlp.m.Steamer TERREBONNE, Capt.LAFORCR, leaves daily, commencing 26th April, (Sundays excepted), at 3.30 p.m., Saturdays at 2.30 p-m., for Vercheree, calling at Boucherville, Varennes aud Bout de L'Isle.For L\u2019Assomption and St.Paul l\u2019Ermite, on Monday: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, an for Contrecœur on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thnrsdays; for Lachenaie, on Thursduys and Fridays, CHEAP EXCURSIONS, Ï Commenoldg 15th May.Every SATURDAY to Boucherville, Varennes and Vercheres leaving at 250 p.m.arriving on returning ab 8.30 p.m.Special SUNDA EXCURSIONS, leaving every Sunday morning at 7 o'clock for Contrecœur, calling at intermediate ports, reaching Montrea: on return at 9 p.m.CoMPANY\u2019S TICKET OFFICES :\u2014R.A, Dickson, 136% St.James street, opposite St.Lawrence Hall; J.J.McConniff, Windsor Hotel ; Robt.McEwen, Canal Basin, and at the Com- any\u2019s Ticket Office, Richelieu Pier, foot of acques Cartier Square, ALEX.MILLOY, J.B.LABELLE, Traffic Manager.General Manager.General Offices 8t.Paul Street.Montreal, July 1, 1886.105 \u2014 me Use Imperial Extract Cos Flavoring Extracts, Best in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., 48 Colborne Street, Toronto.on\" Stoamshtps.Dex V/EERLY CANADIAN SERVICE BETWEEN Montreai and Glasgow.The Steamship ALCIDES, 8500 tons, Capt.Rollo, is intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR GLASGOW ON OR ABOUT THE 22nd JULY.Agents :-Donaldson Bros, 165 St.Vinoent street, Glasgow ; Robert Retord & C-., B and 25 St.Sacrawen street, Monireal HIT BETWEEN Montrea! and London.The Steamship ERL KING, 2200 tons, Oapt.Prisks, 1s intended to sall from MONTREAL FOR LONDON ON OR ABOUT THE 22nd JULY.Agents :\u2014Willlam Ross & Co., 3 East India Avenue, London, E.C.: Temperleys, Carter & Darke, 21 Rillifer street, London, E.C.; Robert Reford & Co., 23 and 2 St.Sacramen street, Moutreal, THOMSON LINE.MONTREAL \u2014 AND \u2014- NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE SERVICE VIA LONDON.The Steamship CARMONA, 3800 tons, Capt.Halcrow, is intended to sall from MONTREAL FOR LONDON ON OR ABOUT THE 8rd AUGUST.BRISTOL SERVICE, DISCHARGING AT Avonmouth Dock.The Steamship DRACONA, 2,000 Tons, Capt.Sangster, is intended to sall from MONTREAL FOR AVONROUTH DOCK ON OR ABOUT THE 220d JUL mom STARES & CAIRNS, Newcastle-on-Tyne, ANDREW LOW & SON, 27 Leadenhall 8t., London, E.C.H.R.JAMES, Queen Square.Bristol.WILLIAM THOMSON & SON Dundee, Sotiand.ROBERT REFORD & CO.23 and 25 St.Sacrament steeet, Montreal.AN the vsssels of the above Lines are A 109, highest ciass at Lloyds, and have been built expressly for this trade, and possess the most improved facilities for \u20ac Grain, Butter, Cheese and Cattle.Superior accommodation for a limited nume ber of Cabin Passengers, THROUGH BILLS OF LADING granted by any of the above Lines to any point in Canada or Western States, And by any af the CANADIAN or WESTERN RAILWAYS to any, int in GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND or UROPE at LOWEST THROUGH RATES.Special attention given to the HANDLING of all PERISHABLE and other cargo.For farther particulars apply to ROBT, REFORD & CO, 23 & 25 St.Sacrament Street, MONTREAL, March 2 74 DOMINION LINE © ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, LIVERPOOL SERVICE.DATES OF SAILING FROM QUEBEC.TORONTQ.16th July *VANCOUVER.22n 1 *SARNIA .AR MONTREAL.*OREGON .Bristol Norvice for Avenmeuth Dock.DATES OF BAILING FROM MONTREAL ONTARIO., I6th July.Friday DOMINION 30th July Friday QUEBEC.13th Aug Friday Rates of Passage from Quebec \u2014£50 to $80, according to steamer and accommodation ; Second Cabin, $30; Steerage at lowest rates.*These Steamers have Saloon, Staterooms, Music Room and Bath Room amidships, where but little motion is felt, and carry neiher cattle nor she:p.Passengers for 8.8.MUNTREAL, TORONTO and SARNIA can embark at Montreal ; also those for the steamers sailing to Avonmouth.Prepaid Intermediate and Steerags Tickets issued at the lowest rates.For freight or passage, apply in Liverpool to Flinn, Main & Montgomery, 24 Sames Street ; in London to Moliwraith, McEachran'& Co., 5 Fenchurch Street; in Quebec, to W.M.Macpherson, and at Gran Trunk Rallway to Offices, or D.O'BRIEN, VID JORRANCE à C0.DA ; 5 Ci : General Agents, Montreal, July 18 78 Black Diamond Line.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 8.8.CACOUNA, 2000 tons cepaci BS JARIGASTA, Ja30 ies cappoity 8.6.COBAN, 1350 = The above new Al Iron Steamships will run regularly throughout the season.The 88.BON AVISTA.Thursday, July 8th ; The 8S.COBAN, Saturday, July 24th, .\u2018Will sail for CHARLOTTETOWN, P.EI, and PICTOU, N.S., ONLY.The S.S8, BONA VISTA, Thursday, July 22nd, For CHARLOTTETOWN,P.E.L, PICTOU, N.S, and ST.JOHN'S, N1id, Tre 58.OACOUNA, Wednesday, July 21st, For SYDNEY and NORTH SYDNEY, C.B,, Every accommodation has bee rovided for nes Elegant Saloon Paton\u2019 Cabins, Bath Rooms, Smoking Room, &e.An experienced stewardess carried on each vessel, or Freight and Passage, apply to Peake Bros.& Co.Charlottetown ; Noonan & Davies, Plotou; Harvey & Co.St.John\u2019s, Nfid'} \u2018Archibald & Co., North Sydney; Éurcheil Bros., Sydney, or to KINGMAN, BROWN & CO.\u201d we; & 14 Custom Howse Square, Montreal.y tf 88 The Hansa Steamship So.of Hamburg, «= AND \u2014 The White Cross Line, of Antwerp, Under Contract with Dominion Government, Bteamers af the above Lines will sah as follows »\u2014 £.8.BAUMWALL, on or about 8th Jure from Hamburg, and on or about 15th June fron Antwerp for Montreal.8.8.GRASBROOK, on or about 1s July irom Antwerp for Montreal 8.8.KEHRWIEDER, on or about 5th July from Hamburg, and on or akout 15th July from Antwerp for Montreal.S.8.BAUMWAILL, onor about 5th July from Montreal for Antwerp.8.8.GRASBROOK, on or about 2th July from Montreal for Hamburg.8.8.KEIIRWIEDER, on or about 5th August from Montreal for Antwerp.5.8.WANDRAHM and other Steamers will follow, giving s monthly service between Hamburg and Canada, and a fortnightly one between Antwerp and Canada.Through Bills of Lading ted in Ham burg and Antwerp to points t and West.\u201cFor rates of freight and other particulars apply AUGUST BOLTEN, Hamburg; GRISAR & MARSILY, Antw Agents Hansa Steamship co.ÉTEINMANN & LUDWIE, Antwerp, Agents White Cross Pine, Or to MUNDERLOH & CO., Montreal, General Agents in Canada.June 18 GUION LINE.UNITED ETATES MATL STREAMERS LAILING WEEKLY BETWERN New York ard Liverpool; calling af Quoenstews \u2014\u2014 PROPOSED SATLINGS FROM NEW YORE, Wisconsin.Tuesday, M: 11, 11.00 am, Alaskn.\u2026\u20260\u2014-.Tuesday, May 18, 50 p.m.Wyoming .,.Tuesday, May 25, 10.00 a.m.Arizona .Tuesday, June 1, 4.00 p.m, Nevada.essesssTuesday, June 8, 9.50 am.Wisconsin.Tuesday, June 15, 4.09 p.m, Alaska .Tuesday, June 23, 8.80 am.\u2018Wyoming.Tuesday, June 2), 2.30 p.m.Arizona.Tuesday, July 6, 8.30 am.Nevada.Tuesday, July 13, 3.00 p.n.\u2018Wisconsin .Tuesday, July 20, 7.30 a.m.Alaska .Tuesday, July 27, L30 pm.Wyoming.Tuesday, Aug.8, 7.00 a.m.Arizona.Tuesday, Aug.10, 1.80 p.m.These gteamsrs are built of Iron In waters tight corapartments, and are furnished with every Jequisite to make the passage across tis Atlantic both sale andagreeable, having Bath= roe, fimoking-room, Drawing-room, Plano and Library, also, experierced Surgeon, Stewardess and Cstersr on esch steamer, The fiatoroome are ali up; deck, thus ine suring those greatest of all Inxuries at sen perfect ventliation and light, CABIN PASSAGE $50, $60, $89 and $150, according to location, &o.INTERMEDIATE.This 19 8 class that affords pecpls of noders #le mesnd a respecinble way of tra relling, Beda, Bedding, asb-basins, &o., together with good food, separate Dining-roem from either Cabin or Sierrage being provided, Pas ve, $35 single; $65 round trip, toeruge né Very Low Enter, Apply to A.M, UNDERHILL & CO., 29 Broadway, New York.J.Y.CILNIOUR & CO® Paul May 10 354 St, Street, Montreal LANE ROUTE.The Cunard Steamship Com ivetween NEW YORK and J calling at CCRK HARBO FROM PIER 40 NX, B.NEW YORK, FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE Etruria.Sat., July 17 Etruria.Sat., Avg.14 Servia.Sat.,July 24 Servis .8at., Aug.21 Umbria .Sat., July 31 Umbria.Sat , Aug 28 Aurania.Sat, Aug.7 Aurania Sat,, Sept.4 RATES OF PASSAGE - Cabin, 960, 950 and $100, according to accom modation.Interme ate passage, $33.Steerage at very low ratcs.Steerage tickets to and from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parte of Europe at lowest rates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports.For freight and passage apply at the Company\u2019s office, No.4 Bowling Green, New York.VERNON H.BROWN & CO.Agents.Orto THOMAS WILSON, Agent, 17 Bt.Sacrament street, Montreal, {Liraited POOL, _ July 14 WHITE STAR LINE CARRYING BRITISH AND AMERI CAN MAILS, PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODER IMPROVEMENT.NOTICE.\u2014The steamers of this Line take specified routes, according to ihe seasons ol the year, which include the Lane Routes, recommended by Lieutenant Maury, Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave as follows :\u2014 FROM NEW YORK.rmanio.Thareday, July 18, 4.00 pm Thursday, July 2, 9.00 a.m Thursday, July 29, 3.08 p.m Thursday, Aug.5, 9.30a.m Germani Thursday, Aug.12, 3.00 p.m *Celtl0.Thursday, Aug.19, 800 am Britannio .,.Thursday, Aug.26, 2.00 pm *Adriatic.esses.Thursday, Sept.2, 8.00 Germanic.Thursday, Sept.9, 2.30 p.m *Celtie.\u2026.\u2026.Thursday, Sept.16, 7.00a.m Republlo.,.Thursday, Sept.23, 1,00 p.m Britannie .Toursday, Sept.50, 7.00 a.m *Adriatle.,.,.Thursday, Oc 7, LOOp.m ® The steamers sAdriatie® (and \u201cCeltic\u201d have very superior intermediate accommodation.Rate, $35.00; Excursion, $65.00.CABIN RATES, New York to Liverpool and Queenstown, 369, $80 and $100.Return Tickets, 8120, 8140 and 8180 Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris $23, additional.Children between One and twelve years, half-price.Infants free, THESR 8 DO NOT CARRY CATYLE SHEEP OR PIGS.STENRAGE RATES Montreal to Live.1 Toudonderrs From fast, Lordon, B uote et, or Glamedon, Bria ar u ing Raüway Fare te New York, ai lowes ra ra booked, Vis Live Jesse est moderaie rate to an \u2018or further information and passage a BE J.OG'3TI8, Agent, 17 Broadway, re B.J, COGHLIN, SOLE AGENE, 41 8t, Paul Street, ontrend 108 \u2014\u2014 + atm, Siraumisaips.RTS AL wm SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANKEMENT.THE CANADA SHIPPING 0/8 LINE OF STEAMFRS BETWEEN MONTREAL and LIVERPOOL Corapriging the following Fort-oleas, Clyde built, Poll-powersd Lron Étoarenbips > LAKE SUPERIOR.CE HURON.LAEE WINNIPEG LAKE NEPIGON .CHAMP.e\u2026o.+v.s Will sail as follows :\u20141 FROM LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstown to embark passengers for Quebec and Montreal, connecting at the latter port by dircet Rail for ail points in Canada and the United States, and to which Through Tickets are issued.Lake Neplgon .Tuesday, July 13 Lake Superior .Tuesasy, July 20 Lake Winnipeg .\u2026.Tuesday, July 27 FROM MONTREAL.\u2018 Lake Huron.losasase Thursday, Jaly 2 Lake Nepigon.Thursday, July 20 Lake Superior.Thursday, Aug.5 Lake Winnipeg.,.Thursday, Aug.12 These steamers are bnilt in water-tight QU; timer is and of special strougih for Lie No: Atlantio trade, In the passenger dopartments the most perfect provision has been made Lo ensure the coraiort and convenience of gli, Inthe Cabin the Staterooms are large and alry.The Steers 2e is Aitiod Frith the most apployes Patent anvas D 8, an faliy veutliatad and hested by stearn ' Ax experienced Srrgaon 1s carried hy each or, also Stewaidesses to aitond to the wants ci famaies and chiidren.RATES OF FASSAGE: Oabin\u2014Mor:treal to Liverpool, $5); return es ee SE ae r Freightor other particailars, ap : 1n Belfast, to A.A.WATT, 5 Cusitoza Prouse mare ; in Queenstown, vo N.G.EHTMEUR a oo.3 = Iuyerpook, to (hy WY; Bonurrs, 711 r « } in Quebec SEWELL, 155 Peter street, or to ! H,E.MURRAY, General Manager, L Onstom Monne Square, Montreal.July 14 7 INMAÏN ROYAL MAIL STEAMER FOR QUIRNSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL Carrying the United States Mail PROPOSED SAILING.Baltic.,.Saturday, Junel2, 2.00 p.m- O.of Richmond.Saturday, June 19, 4.00 pm.City of Chester\u2014.Saturday, June 26, 1.00 p.m.City of Berlin.8aturday, July 3, 4.00 p,m.City of Chicago.Saturday, July 10, 1.00 p.m.Baltic.\u2026.Saturday, July 17, 4.00 p.m, C.of Richmond.Saturday, July %, 11.00 a.m.City ofChester.Katurday.July 3i, 4.00 p.m Cityof Berlin.fSätarday, Aug, 7, 1.30 5nd City of Chicago.Saturday, Aug.14, 4.60 p.m.Baltic.Saturday, Aug.zl, 10.00 a.m.C.of Richmond.Saturday, Aug.28, 4.00 pm.From Inman Pier, foot.of Grand Street, Jersey City.Steerage nt very low rates, Intermediate pas , $35, Round Trip, $65 RATES OF PASSA GE 380, $00 amd S100 es.cording to accommodation, & having equa saloon privileges, Children between 2 and 13 years ef age, nalf-fare, Rervants, £50, Special Round Trip Tickets at reduced raies.Tloketsto London, $7 ; and to Paris , and $20 addionsl, according to route coloc Balocn, Binterooms, Smoking aud Bath reems smidghpis, or pee steamers do not carry Caitle, Shoop £8.For freight or passage apply to PETER WRIGRT & SoNs, General conte No.1 Broadway, New York; or O, O, MOFALL, 148 8% James Street, er J.Y.GILMOUR & QO., 354 St.Paul Strect, Montreal.March 31 ERM AD WEST RES Sailing from Pier 47 Nortà Hiver, New York.Royal Mail for Bermuda :\u2014 88.FLAMBOROUGH, Thursday, July 15 For St.Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, Martinique, St.Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad 88.TRINIDAD, Saturday, July 17.For freight, passage and Insurance, apply to A.B.OUTERBRIDGE &00,, Agants, 51 Bregsdway, Naw York, Ju (2 THUR AHIIEN Secretary, Quen.NORTH ATLANTIC Steamship Company, BETWEEN Miramichi, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Islana, and Great Britain.Z2he A1 S.S.CLIFTON, 2665 TONS, CAFT.WADE, will make regular trips on the above route from the opening to the close of navigation.This route offers special facilities for the shipment of FISH, OCATTLE, and other products from the North Shere of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Good accommodation for a imited number of Pagsengers.For Freight, Passage and other particulars, apply to B.A.& J.STEWART, Chatham, Miramichi j FENTON T.NEWBERRY, Charlottetown, P.Ë.L, STEWART BROS, or 8 Fen Court, Fenchurch st., London, 20.April 23 Im [= THE HERALD BINDERY 8 WELL EQUIPPED For turning ous all kinds of BINDING, RULING, &o.Prompt Atiention given to all erders sa If you want a Clerk's position advertise in The Herald free.8t.Lawrence Hramships, et \u2014\u2014\u2014 uw = \u2014f LINE ALLAN MES D a ue ee Era eontract with the Governments of Canada and Newfoundland for the » oonveyni.ce of the CANADIAN and UNITED STATES Mails, 1886-Summer Arrangements\u20141888 This Company's Lines are composed of § following Double-engilued, Ciyde-buiit IRO STEAMSHIPS.Thev are built in water-tight compartments, are unsurpassed for strengt) speed and comfort, are fitted up with all t modern improvements that practical expert ence can suggest, end have made the fastess time on record :\u2014 Vessels, - Tonnage.Commanders.Numidian.,., 6100 Building, Parisian ., .-6400 Capt, jaries Wylte Sardinian ., -4000 Lt.W.H.Smith, R.N Eolynesian 4100 Capt.Joseph Rite Sarmatian 2600 Capt.Hugh Wylle Feruvion in 34 Sova Scotian.3200 .Caspian.3200 apt; RH.Hughes Carthaginian o rian FN orwegian.3531 Capt.J.G.Hibernian.,.3440 Capt.John Brephon Austrian .«2700 Capt, J.Amb: Nestorian 2100 Gat.Ww.Dalziel à \u201capt.Alex, McDougad 3000 Capt.John Park Buenos Ayrean 3800 Capt.J.Scott Corean.: 8609 Capt.C.E.LeGallais Manlitoban .8150 Capt.R.Carruther Canadian .a.,.2600 Capt, John Hore ® Fheenician .2500 Capt.D, McKlilop Waldensian .> D.J.James Lucerne.,.2200 Capt.W.S.Main Newfoundland.1500 Capt.C.Mylins sd Capt.F'.McGrath The Shortest Sea Route Between America and Europe, being only Five Days between Land and Land.The Bteamers of the Liverpool, Londonderry and Montreal Mail Service, Bailing from Liverpool.on THURSDAY and from Quebec on THURSDAYS, calling Lough Fogle to receive on board and lan Mails and Passengers to and from Irelan: and Scotland, are intended to be despatched FROM QUEBEC.*Polynesian .++.Thursday.June *Parisian .Th *Sarmatian.a oy 3 : : «Thursday, July I5 Polynesian.,,.,.Thursday, July *PArISIAN.\u2026.e00004 +.Thursday, Aug.*These steamers carry neither cattle nor sheep Rates of Passage from Quebec Cabln.\u2026.+.860, $70 and 580, (Aceording to accomuiu \u2019 Intermediate\u2019, paation.) Steerago.\u2026.\u2026.The Steamers of the Liverpool, Londonderry, Que~ bec and Montreal Extra Service, sailing from Liverpool and Quebec on Frid: and calling at Derry to Quehen on board passengers from Ireland and , are ntended to be despaiched be FROM QUEBEC SIDErIAN .\u2026.\u2026.\u20260.Frl 8 Circassian eda iid 3 Rates of Passage from Quebec, According to com ee.0 Intermediate.$30 | StErage .e.43% The Steamers of tlves Glasgow, Quebec and Montreal Service Are intended to sail from Montreal for Glas.EOW, AS fOlIOWS :\u2014 Hibernian .\u2026.About June 7 corean .«see About July - Buenos Ayrean.About July mn The Bteamers of the London, Quebec and Montreal Line are intended to be despatched from Montreal for London, as follows :\u2014 Nestorian.\u2026._.About Joly 1 Lucerne., veeness About Jul Phœnician ITS About Las The Steamers of the Liverpool, Queenstown, Sb.Johns, Halifax and Balti more Mail Service are intended to be despatched as Sollows t= FROM HALIFAX, Cartheginian .teases.Monday, July 8 Nova Scotian «Monday, July 19 Caspian.wee.Monday, Aug.RATES OF PASEAGE BETWEEN HALIFAX ARD ST, JOHNS; Cabèn.\u2026.$20.00 | Intermediate.$1500 Steerage.$640 The Steamers of the Glasgow, Liverpool, London.derry, Galway, Queenstown, and Boston Service are intended to be despatched as follows, wom Boston for Glasgow direct :\u2014 ' FROM BOSTON.Waldensian 0.About Prussian.\u201cer .About July Canadialle,.e.wees About July AUSLTIAU co.sesserasssau cs s\u2026\u2026c.About July June 28 3 17 A The Stcamers of the Glasgow, Londenderry amd Philadelphia Service are intended to be despatohed from Philacel phia for Glasgow :\u2014 FROM PHILADELPHIA, AUStriAN.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00.+0\u2026-.About June 23 Scandinavian seesuitent eens «.About July M THRCUGH BILLS OFLADING Persons desirous of bringing their friends frora Britain cai obtaln Passage Certificates at Lowest Rates.An experienced surgeon carried on each vessel.Berth not secured until paid for.Through Bills of Lading granted at Liver- Glasgow, and at Continental Ports, to all points In Canad and the Western States, via Halifax, Boston, Baltimore, bec and Montreal, and from all Railway tions in Canada aud the United States to Liverpool and Glasgow, via Baltimore, Bass ton, Quebec and Montreal.JOr Kreiglic, Jesus or Othor Information apply to JOHN CURRIR, 21 Quai d'Orleass Bavre; NDuz HUNTER, 4 Rue Gluck Paris; AUG SUHMITS & \u201c0, Or RICHAR BEENS, Antwerp; RUvs & Co., Rotterdam OC.HuGo, Hamburg ; JAWES Moss & Co., Ber deaux ; FIS0HER & BEHMER, Schusselkor No.8, Eremen; CHARLES Foy, Belfast JAMES HCOTT & Co., Queenstown; MONT GOMERIE & WORKMAN, 38 Gracechurch street London; JAMES & ALEX.ALLAN, 70 Grea Clyde street, Glasgow; ALLAN hrorwmnn James street, Liverpoel ; ALLANS, RAR & 09 HQueboc; ALLAN & J0., 112 La Salle street, Ch cago ; H.BovknixE, Toronto: THOS.CU0K Sox; 261 Brogdwar, Now York, or ow BINSON, » Jamos vol, ep, ns H, & A, ALLAN, 80 State Street, Boston ,and 26 Common Street, Montreal Excellent | Storage Appiyat ASHES INSPECTION\u201cOFFICE, war If you want a General Servant\u2019s place advertise in The Herald, free. » - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.Montreal Dally Ha=ald, perannnm, - $6 00 ao do half year, - - 3 00 do do three months, 150 Montreal Daiiv Herz!d, single copies, 3 ex Montreal Weekly Hazzid, per annum; $1 00 do de haif year, - = 30c¢ de dod three months, 25¢ Bpociri Rates for Clubs os applicatieu Une Montreal Herald, >= JULY 17.SATURDAY MORNING, THE MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISH- ERIE3 SPEAKS.In the course of an interview between Mr.Foster, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, and a correspondent of the New York Sun, held at St, Andrews, N, B., the Minister is represented as stating that no change has been made in the orders for the enforcement of the fishery laws; and inregard to the orders issued to collectors of Customs and captains of cruisers, the following conversation occur- 10d; # Are the orders given to collectors of Customs and the captains of cruisers identical regarding the enforcement of the treaty ?\u201d \u2018$ Not quite.Each, you know, isappointed for a special purpose, and for that reason we have not given the collectors of Customs so rigid orders as we have given the captains of cruisers.Many of the collectors, while good men for their work, are not exactly the men who would be selected for the rigid enferce- ment of the fisheries treaty.They have not been selected for such discretionary.work.They look out for violatcrs as closcly as they can.Theirorders are to hold a vessel believed to have violated the tieaty till the matter is reported to Ottawa for advice.It is of less injury to detain a vessel twenty-four hours than to allow Customs officers to make seizures on the amount of information they can at first obtain.\u201d \u201c Are the cruisers under similar orders regarding first reporting cases to Ottawa?\u201d \u201cNot quite.They can make seizures without such delays.When the crulsers are sent out they are given the orders that have been prepared for them, and they are also inuter- preted to them personally, that they may not be conetrued differently by the different captains.These orders are all private, and have rever been made public, although I rave geen published what was reported to be the orders given to the crulsers and collect~ ors.If Mr, Foster wishes to be understood as repudiating the authenticity of the copies of the orders to the collectors of Customs that have been made public, he is doing & very improper thing.There is not a shadow of & doubt of the correctness of those copies.They have been before the public in the newspapers for a month.They appeared in journals friendly to the Government, and their genuineness has not been questioned by the Customs Department or the Marine and Fisheries Department, unless Mr.Foster is to be understood as now challenging it, which we can scarcely think likely.We have not seen in print what purported to be orders to the croisers as the Government have not seen fit to allow these to be made public, but it was not possible for them to send out instructions to scores of Collectors of Customs without these finding their way into the newspapers, As a matter of fact, they were given to the newspaper men in Halifax and were telegraphed by them all over Canada a month ago.The first of these circulars sent to the Collectors of Customs by the Commis- missioner of Customs and representing the Government poliey contained the following instructions :\u2014 Having reference to the above you are requested to furnish foreign fishing vessels, boats, or fishermen found within threemiles of shore within your district (for oiher purposes than those of shelter and repairing damages, of purchasing wood and of obtaining water) with printed copy of the warning enclosed.If such vessel or boat caught fishing, preparing to fish {or violating the provisions of the convention of 1818, BY SHIPPING MEN OR S8UPPLIES, OR TRADING], Or hovering within the three mile limit, does not depart within twenty-four hours after receiving such wdrning, you will place an officer on board such vessel and at once telegraph the fact to the Fishery Department at Ottawa and await insiructions.(Signed) J.JOHKSON, Cummissioner of Customs.We have bracketed the portions of this Circular No.1 which were omitted fromCir- cular No.2, subsequently sent to the same officiale.Circular No, 2 reads as follows :\u2014 Having reference to the above, ysu are requested to furnish foreign fishing vessels, boats or fishermen found within three marine miles of shore, within your district, with & printed copy of the warning enclosed herewith.If any fishing vessel or boat of the United States found fishing or to have been fishing or preparinz to fish, or of hovering within the three mile limit, does nol depart within twenty-four hours after receiving such warning, you will please place an officer on board such vessel and at once telegraph the facts to the Fishery Department at Ottawa and await instructions.It will be noticed by an examination of the suppressed {bracketed} portions of Circular No.1, that all matters relating to THE COMMERCIAL SIDE of the fishery question have been taken out of the hands of the Collectors of Customs, the offences which they are permitted to deal with relating exclusively to fishing, preparing to fish and hovering within the three-mile limit.Mr.Foster says the Collectors have ordera * to hold a vessel believed to have violated the treaty, etc., but as a matter of fact the orders to the Collectors restrict them to the class of violations which we have just named, alleged violations,such asthe purchase of bait, shipping men or supplies, having been eliminated from the instructions, Moraover, while Mr, Foster takes the ground that the Collectors \u201care not exactly the men who would be selected for such discretionary work\u201d as is involved in dealing with violators of the treaty, yet the terms of the orders given thera show that, on the face of their instructions, they are expected to deal with the very gravest of offences that can be committed by trespassers, the acts of fishing, preparing to fish and intruding in Canadian waters.But we are prepared to admit that the Collectors are actually tied up in all these The Circular says \u201c do your duty, protect the fisheries,\u201d\u201d while the methods are such as to prevent the possibility of any seizure by these officers for The Collectors are not themselves to seize ; they are simply to warn the violators off ; and these are given matters.illegal fishing.THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAI rr \u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014 J 24 hours to depart.Nothing can be done ! 81,000, and then the time was considered for 24 hours\u2014not a finger raised against the offenders.A vessel caught fishing may be warned, but her crew may continue their offence for another twenty-four hours ; tèere is nothing in the instructions to the Collectors to show that anything can be done to her until the 24 hourg have expired, when, of course, she wil] leave and there can be no capture, This loophole which the Government have left for the escape of the United States fishermen accounts for the fact that, with the waters of the Maritime Provinces alive with United States fishing craft, not a single vessel, since the capture of the \u201cAdams \u201d and \u201c Doughty,\u201d has been seized for violating our fishing laws, although aeveral bave been fined for violat- ingthe Customs laws.It must be admitted, therefore, that the Government bave succeeded wonderfully in showing \u201chow mot to do it.\u201d But what about the cruisers?Their domain is the fishing grounds.They are supposed to be abroad, oun the watch for trespassers, Mr.Foster will not tell us what the instructions to the cruisers are\u2014these, he says, are private, \u201d though why their principal orders should be we fail to understand.He also tells us these orders are more * rigid\u201d than those given to Collectors of Customs.The cruisers can make seizures without such delays as hamper the Collectors, They have, he assures us, a free hand.The Collectors, having been so thoroughly tied up by the Government as not to have been ableto effect a single seizure for illegal fishing, we might reasonably suppose that the captains of the cruisers, having all power, would effect something.Hundreds of U.S.vessels have been fishing illegally under their noses \u2014 that is admitted on every hand; and, by the way, in corroboration of this statement we find the following ina Maritime journal, a Government supporter, the Chatham, N, B,, World, that came to hand yesterday :\u2014 Of Escuminac, on Friday last, I saw a large vessel busy all day seining mackerel.At six p.m.,I ordered a crew toman a boat and proceeded to the place where the vessel was, about five miles from the east of the Bar buoy.Boarding the vessel we found the catch enormous.They had the past few days caught and cured 300, bbls, and haa in the pocket alongside some 160 bbls,, waiting thelr turn for the knife.This was a sight worth seeing, The water inside the pocket was fairly boiling with the finny tribe.On Sunday and Monday, about 4) to 50 (vessels) Americans were busy catching fish, The Terror is badly wanted here.If the headlands are, as the law reads, three miles from Escuminac Pt.to three miles to east of Miscou, these vessels have n > business there, but our neighbors don\u2019t read the law as we do\u2014hence their impudence\u2014to fish where they please, The Government ought to man and arm one of our tugs and send it to the scene of depredations.This state of things, according to the reports many times repeated in journals friendly to the Government, has existed for the last month ; and the Government cruisers, with the \u201crigid\u201d instructions and full powers, have not made a single capture of these vessels! The Customs Collectors are bourd hand and foot, and the cruisers do nothing, Those who imagine this is due entirely to accident must bo very unsophisticated.It is not possible.There must be an influence at work which is not for the interest of Canadian fishermen.If this were not so, the energy of the Government would not be frittered away over petty violations of the Customs laws, while illegal fishing is going on everywhere, the fishery laws being violated daily and hourly with impurity.It is this sort of thing the Minister of Marine and Fisheries ghould explain, It is in this\u2019 direction his duty lies.Do the Government fear to grapple with the very heart of the question ?And if ao, why ?What unwbolesome influence is operating, leading them to sacrifice the great advantages we hold, while befooling the people with pretended zeal in matters of no consequence whatever 3 rer ANOTHER, BUT NOT 50 BOLD A * BOY.\u201d Mr, White, of Hastings, Mr.Beaty, of Toronto, and other victims of opposition research, complained during the season that it was unfair to drag them before the public gaze on account of their transactions with the Government, because, as they alleged, there was nothing singular in their conduct,\u2014* we all do it.\u201d And it must be admitted that a¥ one time it seemed probable that, given the necessary time for discovery, a limited number only of Sir John\u2019s friends would be found able to exclude themselves from the sweeping assertion above mentioned.Fortunately, for them, the session closed tolerably early.Buf another name has been added to the list of those that will probably be missed after the next election.In a speech delivered at Kendall during the week, Mr.Blake said facts had recently come to his knowledge concerning the Ottawa, Washington and New York Railway Company that, when related by him, suggest the explanation for Dr.Hickey\u2019s vote having been invariably given on the side of the Boodle- baggers on those several occasions when boodlebagging was on its trial, either in committee or in the House.It appears that the Ottawa, Waddington and New York Railway was promoted by a gentleman named Keefer, an able man, but lacking the necessary influence at Ottawa to put his charter on a merchantable footing.Dr.Hickey, the member for Dundas, was therefore approached, and by his interposition the O, W.and New York Railway Company was invested with Government patronage without which railways are but dead sea apples to the promoters, Dr.Hickey was furnished with stock and was made President of the Company, and in due course $3,200 a mile was given as a free grant by the Government of which Dr.Hickey isso steady a supporter.Then the village of Morrisburg was induced to take $10,000 worth of stock and to pay up ripe for selling out.A proposal was made to some New York capitalists, a noticeable feature of which was that $15,000 was to be paid to the order of Dr.Hickey to meet some \u2018honorable engagements.\u201d But there was an evident desire to eat the cake and at the same time to keep it for a stipulation was made that 8 majority of Hickey\u2019s Board should be returned \u201cto protect their interests,\u201d and $50,000 was to be put up to be forfeited to Dr.Hickey (for self ef al) in the event of the New York men not fulfiling their agreements, The men who were to build the road were to get two-thirds of the stock, the entire amount being $1,500,000; and the other third $500,000 was to be retained by Dr.Hickey, for self e# a/.Finally, these gentlemen stipulated for a liberal bonus in bonds of the first issue or cash\u2014mark you, or cash\u2014for labor expended\u2014and good will.\u2018Thisis not a bad bargain\u2014 $15,000 in cash plus $500,000 in stock and a liberal bonus \u201c in bonds\u2014or cash?\u2014for getting a number of friends at Ottawa to say \u201ccarried\u201d on a few occasions and for inducing Sir John to give them $3,200 per mile of the public money.The proposition, perhaps, lacks the farsightedness that distinguishes the views of the elder *\u201c Boy,\u201d because in his proposal, as explained by Mr.Woodworth, there was no mention of stock of problematical value ; it was cash throughout ; but for one who does not claim to have evinced \u201cmuch grasp! in his earlier youth, Dr.Hickey promises well.As a member of Parliament his usefulness is, perhaps, not what the country and his constituents have imagined it to be, for with this debt of gratitude for the O.W.& N.Y.charter and grant before his eyes, Dr, Hickey was not quite in that position of independence that our constitution premises every member should be.a A DISAPPOINTING SENATXE.The Senate of the United States has \u201cgone back\u201d on TrE HERALD, so to speak, in a very ungrateful manner.We have been praising them; contrasting their merits with the demerits of the crimson chamber at Ottawa, proposing that the Upper House of the Canadian Parliament should be elected because the United States Senate, which is elected by the State Legislatures, has done so well during its lifetime, and generally applauding them, when the news comes from Washington that a Senator hes been charged with a piece of rascality and the Senate refuses to allow the matter to be investigated.We are quite used to this sort of thing in Canada of late ; we know that some one will be on hand witha whitewashing report, or that the House will refuse to appoint a committee of investigation, but we had thought that the United States Senate was above all this, and that the scorn of the world was directed only at our Parliament, It isalleged that Mr, Payne, & Senator, from Ohio, owes bis election to the Senate to the fact that a large sum of money was used amongst certain members of the Legislature to elect him, The Legislature of Ohio makes the charge that the seat was bought, and the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections reported against holding an investigation, This 1s a most discouraging episode in the United States Senate\u2019s history, Fortunately, as Sir John has more than Once told us, we do not \u201c draw our inspiration \u201d from the United States, so that our Senate is not to plead this fall from grace at Washington as any excuse for pranks like that of the Northern Road bill, though, to be sure, they may excuse themselves for this on the ground that the master told them to pass it na a peace offering for his having suggested that a certain M.P.was little better than a blackmailer We sincerely trust, however, that the Legislature and press of Ohio will continue their assaults on Senator Payne until he has either established his innocence or they have taken his Senatorial scalp, so to speak.ee THE \u201c WIINESS \u201d BREAK DOWN.The Witness has given its readgrs to understand that the explanations msde by the Gazette concerning the $4,000 paid to Mr.MacMaster in the McLachlan affair were false, Day by day it has spoken of some explanation, other than that given to the public, which it alleged Mr, R.8.White had made to some other mysterious person.It has hinted at knowledge which it possessed, and at its ability to show the truth of its statements if it could only get Mr.R.S.White under oath, We expressed our disbeliefin its having any such knowledge ; the Gazetée point blank denied its assertions and insinuations, and now it turns out that the only ground for Us statements is that Mr, R, S.White had said to Mr, Mason, the editor of the Bulletin, that \u201che knew where the bulk of the money went.\u201d The Gazette has said that it went to pay the fees of the lawyers engaged by McLachlans; a partner of that firm said the game thing ; and the lawyer to whom it was paid tells the same story.Moreover, the managing editor of the Gazette has expressed his willingness to repeat his statement on oath, On this feebls foundation the Witness hasattempted to buildup its story, It still expresses a desire for the opportunity to show something if it could only get the matter into the courts.Well, the Gazette has called the editor \u201ca slanderer and a liar;\u201d let him proceed on that and glve the Gazette an opportunity of proving it, or of the Winess eliclting those facts that it says it is in a position to prove.But however it may twist and squirm, last evening's issue of the Witness shows that it bas been sent to grass, that its case has utterly collapsed, ~\u2014 1 A CHANGE OF INDIAN SYSTEM.Tho Government have decided not to ) recognize any Indian chosen by Pound- maker\u2019s band as a successor to the recently deceased chief, the intention being to gradually aboliah the system of chiefs amongst the treaty Indians.\u2018This is a move in the right direction, if it is part of a system ; but if the bands are to be left in their customary relationship towards the Government itis not.It would seem to indicate that the department has determined upon adopting the plan of severalty holdings, and of the Indian taking his place in the community as if he were à white man, Or it may be the intention to gather the Indians together in one reserve and gradually educate the children out of their aboriginal state.In either case it is evidence of the fact that some thought is being given at Ottawa to the subjeet of the Indian\u2019s future, and a little investigation into a matter which must be entirely novel and surprising to the present Superintendent-General, will reveal to that gentleman many curious facts with which Le has not been acquainted and unfold a picture, the lights and shades of which will quite astonish him, eee IT WAS REPORTED THAT an extradition treaty had been signed by England and the United States, and that some of its clauses had been directed against the Socialists, Terribly alarmed at such a possibility, one of the gentry who furnishes the country with cablegraphi, news from England, rushed off to ascertain the truth, and hastens to express his relief by cable at finding that the report is an exaggeration, Had it been anything injuriously effecting the more orderly classes of society, the cablegram would have been in a joyous tone, exaggerated, highly colored, and made as sensational and as agreeable as possible to that class for which these two or three American- in-London correspondents cater,and which Canadians are more or less compelled to read.eee Tar Boston Advertiser sas :\u2014 * Every day records some new outrage or unjust assumption of the Canadiansin the fishery matter.Every day also records the act Sage Secretary Bayard doesn\u2019t do any- There is no occasion for his doing anything ; there is nothing that we know of to prevent American fishermen taking all the fish they want.The cruisers don\u2019t touchjthem.They musn\u2019t come into harbor and send their wash-clothes ashore or else they'll betold to get out of that in 24 hours, by which time the laundress might not have returned the clothes ; but that\u2019s all, If there is anything more we should like some One to be so very kind as to tell us what it is.THE Witness DESCRIBES THE Norden- feldt machine gun and aays : \u201c The whole spar deck armament of such a frigate as the ¢ Arethusa\u2019 of glorious memory was not equal toa couple of these elaborate engines of death,\u201d The * Arethusa\u201d was a frigate with upper and main deck, and hadn\u2019t a ¢ spar deck,\u201d and a vessel with a spar deck did not carry her main arma- menton it The I¥ifness should confine itself to cant and prevarication, or some Such subject that it understands, The Huntingdon Gleaner, speaking of the discussion among the Young Liberals on the subjects of independence and annexation, says * there really should be some law to prevent boys from playing with edged tools.\u201d It is nearly time that the Young Liberals decided what age they are Western wit has exhausted itself in calling them \u201cbaldheaded,\u201d and just when we are accustomed to that we are told they are \u201cboys.\u201d What's the next condition ?OUR LoPsIDED CONTEMPORARY Says: \u201cIn calling rames, did we indulge in it, \u201cwe should always be beaten.\u201d Perhaps so, but in insinuating dishonorable conduct and spreading malicious and lying reports, it is without an equal, Ir IS NOW rumored that General Butler \u201chas his eye on Congress.\u201d Which eye } SPECIAL NOTICE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENTS AND MATBRIALS IN GREAT VARIETY, NOTMAN & SONS.21 BLEURY STREET.June 18 tr 8 DIED.WATSON.\u2014A1 85 Mackay street, on the 16th instant, Susan Beresford Allan, wife of Robert G.Watson.Funeral on Monday afternoon, the 19th iust., at 2,30 p.ra.Friends will please ascept this intimation.171 Flew Advertisements, r&- Children\u2019s Lace Covered Parasols, at 50 CENTS, on £aturday Horning.Ligget & Hamilton, Stores close at 1 o\u2019clock, Saturday.HALF-DAY HOLIDAY! Canadian Pacific Railway Kew Suburban Train.Commencing SATURDAY.JULY 17th, 1886, a Suburban Train to STE, THERESE and intermediate Stations will leave Montreal, Quebec Gate Station, at 2.00 p.m,, and run as follows :\u2014 Leave HOCHELAGA.e.2.15 pm, # Mile End.rascoross 2.25 « ¢ Baultau Recollet.2.fe \u201c Bord a Plouffe.240 « \u2018 St.Martin Junction.2.50 * « Bte.ROs8.\u2026.researdU3 Hf Arrive STE.THERESE.3.10 \u201c W.C.VAN HORNE, GEO.OLDS, Vice-President.Genl./Fraffic Manager.D.MCNICOLL, Genl.Pass.Agent.July I7 1171 WW ANTED\u2014A young girl, 15 or 16 years of » age, to attend to three children ani make herself useful around the house, Apply at 633 St, James street west no es\" og LY COMMERCIAL GAZBTIR SATURDAY, JULY 17 Sr: Adnertfisements.FRASER, VIGER & CO.FINE GJ0DS.Dunbar\u2019s Ripe Figs in Cordial Gordon & Dilworth\u2019s Brane day Peaches.Fine Champagnes.We again bag to call attention to our stock of \u201cFinest Extra Quality\u201d Champagnes, their perfect uniformity and high quality, so long and so cirefully maintained, having placed the following brands at the Head of Firt-Class Wines In the estimation of \u2018\u2018 Connoissaurs,\u201d and at the tables of the very best circles of society, THE WIDE WORLD OVER, VEUVE, POMMERY, FILS & CO., Reims, (POMMERY and GRENO CHAMPAGNE) 109 cases quarts and pints of this leading brand of Wine ALWAYS IN STOCK.POMMERY * SEC,\u201d (very dry and fruity).POMMERY \u201cEXTRA SEC,\u201d perfection of natural Wine And the popular Wines of the UNION CLUB and al Phe leading New York Hotels.BERRIER JOUET, extra special.ERNEST IRROY Grand Extra Dry and Brut.DELBECK°S Extra Dry and Vin Brat, 1880.rs SPARKLING BURGANDIES.(Jules Regniers, of Dijon).CREAMING CHAMBERTIN, RED CREAMING BURGUNDY, SPARKLING WHITE BURGUNDY.\u201cCLUB\u201d CLARET.Our bottling of Johnston\u2019s Medoc is the very best value to be had for a GOOD SOUND TABLE WINE, Quarts, =» - 85,50 per doz.Pints, - =.8325 \" COCKBURN\u2019'S EXTRA PARTICULAR CHOICE OLD PORT WINE, in wood and bottle, in magnificent condition.We believe we have the finest Drop of GooD OLD PORT to be bought in Canada to- ay.PERMARTIN'S SHERRIES.A perfect stock.Wines ranging from £30 to £12) per butt.In wood and bottle: SPARKLING HOCKS, SHARKLING MOSELLES, STILL HOOKS.All from the well-known stock of ANTHONY JORDAN, Coblenz.\u2014_\u2014l FRASER, VIGER & CO- Grocers & Wine Merchants, iTALIAN WAREHOUSE, 19D St.James Street, MONTREAL.ss Children\u2019s Lace Covered Parasols, at 50 CENTS, on Saturday Morning.Ligget & Hamilton.Stores close at 1 o\u2019clock, Saturday.JACKSON RAE, Agent for Province of Quebec, 30 BT.JOHN SIREET.July 17 e 171 TOURISTS, ATTENTION! \u2014\u2014O\u2014 HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOICE CIGARS; HBADQUARTERS FOR TURKISH CIGARETTES HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN CIGARETTES.HEADQUARTERS FOR EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES HEADQUARTERS BEST BRANDS OF TOBACCO, HEADQUARTERS FOR FANCY PIPES.HX ADQUARTERS FOR CANES, BE, A.GERTH, 1323 ST.CATHERINE STREET, only five blocks East from Windsor Hotel July 9 164 SPECIAL NOTICE To Mothers, Nurses, and all interested in the care and comf rt of the Baby Population.\u2014Call at our eldest, largest and decidedly cheapest Wholesale and Retail Furniture and Baby Carriage and Perambulator Warerooms in the city.Our large stock and assortment of the different styles and newest designs of Baby Carriages and Perambulators, varyin in price from $5, $7.50, $9, $10.$13, $14, S16 $18, $20, $b, 980, $35, , and up to $75, is marked at prices which will reduce the present stook in time to reo*ive a very large shipment by the end of this month.À call of inspection by those in want of Baby Care riages, Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture, or any article in our line will enable them to obtain reliabls articles at OWEN MJGARVEY & SON'S, Nos.1819, 1851 and 1853 Notre Dame street, corner of McGill street, where all goods are warranted as represented ; and with our new Elevator they can examine any goods they may require, on eny of our six flats, without the fatigua of stalrs, which 1s certainly to be considered in thls hot weather, July 18 u170 FOR SALE, KENTUCKY SADDLE HORSE, BAY, BLACK POINTS, PERFECTLY SOUND GOOD IN DOUBLE HARNESF, FIFTEEN HANDS HIGH, THE PROPERTY OF MRS.H.SAND- FIELD MACDONALD, OF CORNWALL.ON VIEW AT MCVEY\u2019S STABLES, CATHCART STREET.FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO J.W, MoL85N, 101 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, June 24 tr 151 McINTYRE, LEWIS & CODE, Barristers, Solicitors, &iq, fupreme Court and Departmental Agents, Solicitors } Bank of Montreal.for Union Bank of Lower Canada, &o.Ottawa, Ont, A.F.MoINTYRE | J.TRAVERS Lrwrs.Tu G.CODE, July 2 158 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014J rt \u2014 -\u2014 fleu _Advertisements.Wem Adverfisements, THE GRANDLY PICTURESOUE SAGUENAY! 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Z#THE SICK AND DEFORMED CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.-&y vor ttt \u2014\u2014 \u2014 DR.KEEGANS FIRST REGULAR VISIT \u2014TO\u2014 MONTREAL.\u2014 \u2014 18 Successful Specialists comprise the Medical and Sargical Staff.He and his Surgeons welceme all Invalids, RICH OR POUR.Think of it! 18, 2 2m CONSULTATION FREE \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Sn Dr.Kergan's Staff of British-American Surgeons OMPRISES men of education, age, and extended experience, such only as have attained C his high standard, and whose whole time, experience, energy and skili are devoted to the exclusive andsuccassfal treatment of chronic ailments of mea, women, and children.While thousands have been cured as the result of this combination, known as Dr.Kergan\u2019s Inter.nationa' Medical Council, the plain truth compels us to admit a failure once in a while, and also to adiait that not a day passes but we refuse, after an examination, to treat persons who apply to us with some form of incurable disease.Justice also compels the staternent, that these same persons find * sharks\u2019 under the guise of \u2018\u2018doctors,\u2019\u201d who promise to stay the Hand of Providence for à paltry fee.If the sick and suffering, young or old, desire hones opinions and experienced treatment wa respectfully invite them to call on or write us.Such a Combination of age and educated experlence will be found eminently satisfactory to those seeking ** raore light \u201d concerning their physical or mental ailments.The «im in every case undertaken is to cure\u2014to cure speedily, and to cure for a reasonablejee.In this connection it ts not to be inferred thal cheapness is an inducement for any one to place themselves under treatment.This Institution is not composed of che:p men.Real Ability ant Competence always command fair remuneration; cKeap doctors und cheap medicine go together.What the sick ere looking for is Integrity, Skill, and a Speedy Cure.Our record is an unbroken succession of professional triumphs.We thank the many invalids of Montreal and vicinity who have given our Institution their coniddence in the past, and ask them to kindly remember that _\u2018* Fle who directs the suffering to re.ict is a true pnilanthre- ist,\u201d and to act sccordingly.It would please us very much to have old patients call and Prive their Invalid friends with them, or to have each aad every person, who suffers from any disease or deformity, who has not already received our opinion or treatment, to communicate with the Institute, or call ou ths Surgeon during above dates, for OrINION and ADVICE.It costs nothing, and cannot possibly harm you.Jr\" 11a trated pamphlets and {pstances ot cases cured Free.Don't fail to respond ln person or by mail ; delay only adds 10 the uncertainty of a speedy and permament cure.Address all letters plainly to the Medical Direcior.DR.J.PD.KERGAN, CORNER WOCDWARD AND GRATIOT AVENUES, DETROIT, OR TO THE RICHELIEU HOTEL, MONTREAL, PP.Q- July 17 cin MICH, JAMES PARK & SONS\u2019 SUGAR-CURED BREAKFAST BAC HAS NO EQUAL IN THE MARKET.GUABANTEED NOT TOO SALTY.Cured Nieats f Every Kind! va.Telephone 1338.GEO.H.MACKIE & CO., Agents, 18 Victoria Square- i Agent for THE IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., Toronto.July 17 Position Wanted.Wanted, situation by a young married man, competent book-keeper; understands dry goods; best of references.Address *\u201c DONALD,\u201d DR.MAJOR, Specialist to the [Department for Diseased of the Nose and Throat, Montreal Geuersl Hospital, will be abseut in Europe until September.82 UNION AVENUE May 26.148 tf Herald Office: y 10 Î OLD, EXPERIENCED and Pond DY Eh een ef An om Le 2 da 1 -other politician had ever done, \u201cTHE ELECTORS UF CHAMBLY Anpe\u2014 Held a Mass-Meeting Yesterday Afternoon, And Select a Liberal Standard- Bearer for the Coming Election.A meeting of tbe electors of the County of Chambly was held yesterday afterncon, the object of the meeiing being to choose a candidate to oppose Mr.Jodoin, the Conservative candidate for the Commons.Notwithstanding the very unfavorable weather, there was a very large and enthusiastic attendance.Among those present were Hon.Mr.Mercier, M.P.P.Alderman Prefontaine, Messre.L.Oj David, George Duhamel, Antoine Roche- leau, Charles G.Shaeffer, S.T.Willet, D.Messier, S.B.M.N.Vincent, À.Lamarre, Louis Brosseau, H.A.Rouillard, of LImpartia! ; Dr.Roy, W.Messier, B.Wil- lett, Jos.Riendeau.J.R.Remington, Chas.Larin and others.\u2019 Mr.Mercier proposed Mr.Bruno Nor- maudin as chairman of the assembly, who was unanimously elected.HON, MR.MERCIER was the first speaker, and was enthusiastically received.He said that he was glad to see the harmony which reigned in the County of Chambly, seeing they had appointed an old Conservative, who was now a Nationalist, a8 chairman of the meeting.The object of the meeting was to choose a candidate to replace Mr.Benoit, who had lately accepted a situation as superintendent of the Chambly canal.He could al- read see that the spirit of the people of the County of Chambly was the same as he had noticed everywhere.This was the .firat federal election since the 16th of November, 1880.The federal goverument had put the question frankly, he could say loyally, to them.Mr.Benoil had voted with the Government oa the execution of Riel; he had been well paid for his treason, and now the Government had put the question plainly whether they approved or not of its action.He would also ask them as plainly as the Government whether they approved the hanging of BiRel,?(Cries of no no.) The speaker said he did not know the electors of Chambly very well, having had very few occasions of addressing them, but he knew them well enough to know that they would not approve of the acticn of the Government.There had never been a more important election in that county.The honor and the welfare of the county were concerned, and the whole Province of Quebec would applaud or hoot them on the 30th July, The bargain be~ tween the Government and Mr.Benoit had been a plain one ; he had voted with the Government on the Riel question in consideration of the position he now held as superintendent of the canal.He had abandoned everything, his honor and the respect of all who knew him, for the position.Meetings had been held everywhere, all very enthusiastic and patriotic.\u2018\u201c\u201c We understand,\u201d said the Government, ¢ you cannot be re-elected, but we will give you a position.\u201d\u201d Fortunately, although Mr.Benoit could basely sell himself he could uot sell his constituents, unlesa the electors of the County of Chambly approved bis conduct.National hoaor was an indis- ensible quality for a people, and if the rench-Canadians had lo-t their sense of honor entirely, these elections were uaeless, and it was better to abolish those legisiax tures, and abandon those rights of the pec- ple which their fathers had fought for.He felt sometimes discouraged, but now he felt more strength and vigor when those old, lif:long Coneervatives fall into the ranks with him to support the same causa.He said that within a very few weeks he had travelled 1,200 miles across the country, and everywhere he had seen that same feeling against the Government, which wasreassuring.In conclading, the speaker prayed them to be at thetr post on the day of the day of the election, acd by their votes do their duty to their county and country, and thereby punish those who had been traitors to their country.(Applause).The next speaker was MR.GEORGE DUHAMEL, who said he thought no one of them was surprised to see him speak 1mmediately after the leader of the Opposition.Since the 16th of November last he had not changed from a Coneervative to a Liberal, but he bad joined the National party, to follow the impulse of his couscience, He would not speak to them of the North- West affaira; enough or too much bai already been said about them.No, he would go to actual facts, and speak of their late representative, Mr.Benoit.Every one remembered that famous telegram which Mr.Benoit had sent to Sr John A, Macdonald, saying the Quebec Government would not take the responsibility of the execution of Riel.And three or four days after Mr.Benoit had been called to Ottawa, and there and then accepted to vote with the Government, be was rewarded, as he now ie, with the position which he holds.The speaker now exposed to them the plans of Sir John A.Mac donald for the forthcoming election, In the Riel question he had been obliged to sacrifice the French-Canadians to the Orangemen of Ontario, He thought he could manage the French-Canadian, saying that their patriotic cries were only burning straw, and that at the general elections the results would be the eame as In past years.But for once Sir John would be sadiy disappointed.It was true that Canadians would stand & great dzal, but once their honor was attacked and at stake, he would find out that Canadians knew how to vindicate their rights, Both the Federal and Provincial Governments wore equally guilty, in one were the havg- men and the other those who applauded them.This election would show the Government what they could expect at the general elections, that is to say, if the electors of that county know how to do their duty on the 30th of July next, He hoped that this county would show an example to the whole Pro vince, and do themselves honor by simply doing their duty.MR.Le 0.DAVID next spoke! He said he had heard Mr.Duhamel when he was a staunch Conservative, but when he heard him now, a Nationalist.he thouhgt he was far muore eloquent, and at was most natural.He then epoke of Mr.Mercier and his devotion to the cause he had under:aken to bring to success.Mr.Mercier had done something which no \u2018 something which showed all his personal disinterest- -edness when the welfare and honor of his countrymen were concerned.That was the proposal he had made to Hou, Mr.Chapleau a couple of days before the hanging of Riel ; that was that he would join him, and se- cept him as his chief if he saved Riel from the scaffold.Mr.Mercier\u2019s enemies had been bage enough to reproach him with that action.He said if there was a county which ought to be patriotic it was Chambly.He spoke to the old men who were | THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 17 present ; did they not fight for those liberties which we now ecjoyed, and what had Leen ihe use of spiiling so much blood, it now they should not benefit by these liberties they had then conquered ?There is now no party nor no divisions as in \"37 and \u201938 there had been nose.He said, let the young men present make an occasional } pilgrimage to the Catholic cemetery of Montreal, and there visit the monument which Lad been erected to the patriots of of 1837 and ?38, and on those tablets, where 80 many glorious facts and names have been engraved, you will find no rouge or bleues mentioned\u2014there are nome other but patriots.He reminded them that the whole of the Provinces of Q tebec were looking at them, and their verdict-on polling day would do them great honor or eternal shame.MR.8.T.WILLET, was next called on to address the meeting, and although not a fluent French speaker, acquitted himself with the task very cre ditably.He said the electors of Chambly had known him long; they knew his religions as well as his political connections ; they were the same as ever.He had to employ 150 to 200 men, nine-tenths of whom were French- Canadians, He had always respected their convictions, and always gave them the fall enjoyment of them, This was the reason he had always been respceted by them, He thought that the Frencb-Uana- diaus were bound to overthrow the present Government, which had done so much to insult their nationality.He thought the execution of Riel had taken place to satisfy the Orangemen of Ontario, and he would say that anyone who would not vote against the Government was a Canadian without honor.The reeult of the election would gurely show that the patriotism of the people où the County of Chambly was not to be tritled with, and would be a great de~ feat for the Conservatives, MR.CLORAN, of the Montreal Post, then stepped up, and in a few brief words exposed the position very well.He said that the liberties which Canadians enjoyed ought not to be fooled with.It was easier to lose liberties than to obtain them.He referred in eloquent terms to] the struggle which Ireland was going through as a sufficient example, and if the electors allowed themselves, under any consideration, to return & man who was of the principle of Sir John, it would be the ruin of those liberties their fathers had fought for and obtained.He thought the result of this election would be the punishment 80 well aeserved by Sir John and his followers, MR, PREFONTAINE, then appeared before the meeting, which received him enthusiastically.He said that he came to announce that a convention would immediately be held to select a candidate.The meeting then broke up, after thanks had been tendered to the president and secretary of the meeting.Three cheers were also given to the leader of the Opposition, Hon.Mr.Mercier.The delegates appointed from the different parishes to choose a candidate to oppose Mr.Jodoin then retired to tue parlor of Mr.Besudry\u2019s hotel, and unanimously named Mr.Prefontaine as candidate, The candidate was proposed by Messrs, Bruno Normandin, ex-Mayor of Longueuil, J.B.Rouillard, of L\u2019Impartial, E.C.Lalonde, Counsellor of Longueuil, Michel, do., Chs, Viger, do., Chs, Poirier, do., Ed.Normandin, do., Frs.Poirier, do., Israel Payette, do., Chs.Brosseau, Mayor of Chambly ; 8.1.Willett, Mayor of Chambly Canton; seconded by C, G.Shaeffer, N.P., Antoine Rocheleau, J.P.of St, Hubert, Adolphe Lamarre, Narcisse Viacent, and Elphege Bernard.Immediately after the decision of the convention, the crowd, which had not dispersed, received the candidate with hearty applause, MR.PREFONTAINE said he consented to accept the cand ida- ture, seeing that Liberals and Conservatives had iovited in choosing him, and that his success was certain.Mr.Jodoin had been for thirteen years, and was still, a Government employe.As to himself he would undertake to protect the interests of the county, regardless of the party or religion of the individuals, He would favor the canal scheme to connect the Chambly Canal with Longueuil.He thought that if he was returned the electors of Chambly would not regret their choice.Mr.Prefontaine had to cut short his speech on account of the rain, which now began to fall in torrents.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE \u201cMAILS\u201d VIEW.Toronto Mail :\u2014** Hon.Peter Mitchell is justly indignant at the insinuation made by the Montreal Witness that he had received $1,000 to use his influence to secure for a violation of the Customs law immunity from punishment.But Mr.Mitchell\u2019s indignation does not cover the cases of Hon.Thomas White and Hon.Macker- sie Bowell, who have been similarly and as untruthfully accused.Perhaps indignation is like charity and commences at home.At all events, the insinuation against all three gentlemen is a nasty one, and it was prepared in the choice style for which that model of hypocrisy\u2014the Moat- real Wilness\u2014is famous.It was published in the form of a denial that these gentlemen had received the money, though there had never been any previous assertion that they had.Of course, as the Montreal Witness well understands, to deny that a person has committed a grave offence never yet charged against him, is simply to suggest that some one thinks him guilty, which is not true.\u201d A pollinaris \u201cTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.\u201d \u201clis purity offers the best security against the dangers which are common fo most of the ordinary drinking waters.\u201d London Medical Record.ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS.QF all Grocers, Druggists, & Min, Wat, Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.Art Association of Montreal, Gallery of Paintings and Sculpture, PHILLIPS SQUARE.Open from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.Admission :\u2014Non-menmabers, 2 cents.SATURDAYS FREE._May 10 Mu YOU HAVE A PAIN IN THE BACK, chest or side, and you want to get rid of it at once.It may result from a common cold or may indicate some deeper trouble.In either case apply Benson\u2019s Caveite Plasters, which will relieve or cure in a few hours.The ordinary porous plasters are useless save as a mechanical support.Benson\u2019s are highly medicinal, an during the epidemic of pneumonia in the winter of 1884-5 they proved very effective as a preventive and palliative.Hem _Advertisetuents Carsky's Advertisement SATURDAY, JULY 17th, 1886.CAUTION! Our Castomers are cautioned against Tricky Advertisemeuts, in the shape of Doliar Bills, which we learn are being passed off as genuine money.Is it not the duty of the City Authorities to protect the pubiic from such à fraud?S.CARSLEY.A JOB LOT A JOB LOT A JOB LOT A JOB LOT A JOB LOT A JOB LOT A JOB LOT To be sold To-morrow, several thousand pairs of Children\u2019s Summer Stockings, in Cotton, Merino, and Thread best quality, and properly shaped; usual price irom 20¢ up to 50c per pair, your choice of the entire lot at only 10 air, ot at only 106 per pair 8.CARSLEY.UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR LADIES\u2019 SILK UNDERWEAR LADIEY SILK UNDERWEAR The Best and Cheapest Silk Undsrwear, At 8, CARSLEY\u2019S.1 I.ADIES\u2019 LADIES\u2019 LADIES\u2019 LADIES\u2019 LADIES SILK SILK SILK SILK SILK MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S SILK SILK SILK SILK SILK UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR MEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR MEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR Men's 8ilk Undsrwear.Tne largest stock of Silk Underwear, is at ' 8.CARSLEY\u2019S.SILK SILK SILK SILK SILK STOCKINGS BTOCKINGS STOCKINGS STOCKINGS STOCKINGS SILK STOCKINGS SILK STOCKINGS Ladies and Gentlemen's Silk Hoisery.Best Make and B:st Value, at 8.CARSLEY\u2019S, JERSEY SUITS JERSEY SUITS JERSEY SUIT3 JERSEY SUITS JERSEY SUITS JERSEY SUITS JERSEY SUITS Buy Girls\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Jersey Suits at Right Store, namely, S.CARSLEY'S, IMPORTANT LETTER.A.POULIN, Esq., Manager St.Leon Water Co.Sr, \u2014 I am glad to furnish Jon with the following particulars in regard to your celebrated Mineral Water.¥or several years my wife has suffered from Dyspersia, Burning in the Stomach, Constipation, and her sickness was Increasing so much that she did not expect to live long.She was recommended to make use of the St.Leon Mineral Water as prescribed.She has been drinking it for fifteen days, and she is now perfectly cured, and can eat whatever she wants.In the hope of relieving those who suffer from the same sickness, I permit you to pablish this letter.I have the honor of being Your most humble servant, ALF.LAPOINTE, Blacksmith and Tinsmith, 48 Dupre Lane.July 13 1 Grey Flannels To the Wholesale Trade.GENTLEMEN, As a large quantity of FINE GREY FLANNELS uow in the market are heavily adulterated with COTTON, J take this means of informing the Trade that all of my Flannels are Warranted Free from Cotton.WM.THORBURN, Almonte.CANTLIE, EWAN & CO., Agents.July 6 161™ CHAMBLY FLANNELS Warranted All Wool.No Shoddy or Other Adulteration: \u2014 at Unsurpassed in Make and Quality: tf 1650 July 10 IMITATIONS: BEWARE OF 77 \u2018porjeoxs XoAoU nq pagers Lpjuonbe xy MONTREAL.RICHELIEU | The Prince of Table Waters, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Famllies who wish to get a pure, wholesome, natural Table Water, ask your Grocer 28 For sale by the leading Hotels, Clubs Restaurants and Grocerss 8 5 ! J.A.HARTE, 1780 Notre Dame Street.Telephone 1190.es i em me = fiees Alduerfisemenia MANITOBA 26 HORTH-WESTERN RY OF CANADA.The Picturesque Line of the North-We Through the lark L«nds of the Ferdle Bel and the beautiful valleys of the Little Saskatchewan and Birdiail River.No.4 No.27, (No.I:No, 8 Pass.Exp.[P18] July Ist,188S8 Ea}.Puss, L've.|L've.Arr.Arn P.M.|NOON P.M.P.M.12.06 112.00 0 {Portage la Prairie; 2 55 2.45 P.M.2.85 1.55 35 |.Gladstone .\u2026! 1.25 112.2) OL AM, 4.10 3.07 61 |.Neepawa.,,,{11.48 10.20 6.19 4.00 79 |.Minnedosa.{11.00 9.13 8.3) 5.43 [115 [.8Bhoal Lake.-.9.22 8 30 9.25 6.23 {150 | .Solsgirth.| 8.30 5.35 19 05 7.00 j138 |.- Birtle., 7551450 Arr Arr.L've.| I've.No.4 Mondays and Chursdays, No.1 Wednesdays and Saturdays, No.2 l'uesdays and Friday» Ne.3 taesdays and Fridays Close connection at Portage la Prairie with trains of Canadian Pacific Pailway.For information as to through freight and passenger rates apply to any agent of the C.P.Ry, orto A.MCDONAID, Assistant Krelght and Passenger Agent, Portage la Prairie.- R.BAKER, 159 General Superintendent, TO SPECULATORS.BAIE DES CHALEURS RAILWAY LANDS FOR SALE OWING T0 LIQUIDATION.Several Town Blots, containing one acre square, suitable for building purposes; also, one or two rubstantial dwelling houses at New Carlisle,clief lieu of Bonaventure County, P.Q., beautifully situated on the seaside, have ing a southerly aspect, and well suited for sea bathing, with sea and river fishing in the vicinity.This locality will become later one of the finest bathing establishments of Cana~ da, so soon as the Bale des Chaleurs Railway, now under construction, will be completed.For particulars apply to WILLIAM FAUVEL, Pascebiac, P.Q., Trustee for Le Boutillier Bros., in liquidation.aly 6 im 161 FISHING ESTABLISHMENTS FOR SALE IN GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE Owing to Liquidation, The undersigned trustee of Le Boutillier Brothers, in Liquidation, would be open to correspondence or personal interview with arties wishing to pu:chase or to form a fimited liability company for the purpose of continuing and developing the cod-fishery business of the above mentioned firm, established since 1838, in the Gulf of 8t.Lawrenc3, and situated at Paspeblac aud New Carlisle, in the County of Bonaventure.at Magpie, Thunder River and Greenly Island, in the District of Saguenay, at Bonaventure Island, in the County of Gasps and Ile au Bois, within the limits of Newfoundland.For further particulars apply to WILLIAM FAUVEL, At Paspeblac, P.Q., Trustee for LeBoutillier Bros., in liquidation.Julv 6 1m 181 MANUEL GARCIA (ALONSO) CIGARS! 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We invite an examination.Hundreds who have seeu it only wonder why it was not done bstore, W.CLENDINNENE & SON, Sole Manufacturers and Patentees for Canada.July 10 tf 185 ESTABLISHED 1855.JOHN WILSON, JAS.R.WILSON, Glasgow.Montreal, THOMAS ROBERTSON & CO., MONTREAL AND GLASGOW, Iron, Tin Plate, and General Metal Merchants, Sole Agents for \u201c GARTSHERRIE\u201d and \u201c EGLINTON\u201d PlG \u201c LONSDALE \u201d HÆMATITE PIG IRON, \u201c DALZEULL \u201d Colebrated STEEL BOILER 6 LUKENS\u201d CHARCOAL BOILER PLATE, \u201cFO X, HEAD & CO.\u2019S\u201d TANK AND BOILER PLATE.Manufacturers of \u201cWilsom\u2019s \u201d Celebrated Lap - Welded Boiler Tubes, mads from Iron or Steel.Also, WROUGHT IRON TUBING for Gas, Steam and Water.Contractors for CAST IRON PIPES.for Gas and Water Works.ZT\" Supplies for Engineers, Railways, oiler Makers, Steam Fitters and Plumbers.July 1 FOR SALE, EX STORE, SAL SIDA, in Lets.WHITING, in Casks and Barrels.LINSEED OIL, Raw ard Boilod, guaranteed finest qualities.FLOUR SULPHUR, in Barrels.LUMP ALUN, in Barrels.GLASGOW T.D.CLAY PIPES, in Boxes.ROBT.N.C.CONNAL, Importer, _ Chesterfleld Chambers, 16 ST, JOHN STREET.WULFF & CO.OFFER TO THE TRADE Quinine, Chloroform, Carbolic Acid, Acetic Acid, Glycerine TOBACCO 32 St.Sulpice Street.23 April 15 iy Pew Aduertisements, Rem Pdvertisements.ASSESSMENT SYSTEM.ABSTRACT OF LIFE INSURANCE IN CANADA FOR (885.The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association LEADS ALL OTHER COMPANIES.Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa Canada Lifo .,Proprietor.BORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q LAVAL HOUSE, Norris Best.Lessee and Manager SAULT AU RECOLLET\u2014BACK RIVER, PELOQUIN\u2019S HOTEL, Sault au Recollet\u2014Back River, P.Q.M.Peloquin.acsrsocseure \u2018 Proprietor.BOUGILE\u2019S CORNERS, HOTEL VERVAIS, Bougie's Corners, Leon Vervais.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.pr+s.Preprietor, ST.VINCENT DE PAUL.BERTRAND HOTEL, St.Vinoent de Paul, P.Q.G.Bertrand.0seuocuau ess Proprietor ST.HILAIRE.IROQUOIS HOUSE B.F.Campbell.+»., Manager LAPRAIRIE.HOTEL MONTREAL.Leandre Robert.»+\u2026.Proprietor.THREE RIVERS, DUFRESNE HOTEL, J.Dufresne.\u2026.-+.01-r145> Proprietar QUEBEC.ST.LOUIS HOTEL Willis Russell, President, St.Louis Hotel Company.Broprietors.TOWNSHIP OF PETERBORO, Province of Quebec.MASTIGOUCHE HOUSE, E.M.Copeland.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.s+s000.Proprietor.OTTAWA.THE RUSSELL HOUSE, Kenly & St.Jacques.,.,.Proprietors TORONTO- ROSSIN HOUSE, King Street, M.H.Irish £42.sssnasso0c neue ue 04 \u2026\u2026Preprietor\u201d QUEEN\u2019S HOTEL, Fro nt Street H.MCGAW.\u2026.1.0000 0000001001 400 Prop rietor NEW YORK.ALBEMARLE HOTEL, Madison Square, Jauvrin & Walter.,.Progrictors HOTEL BRUNSWICK, sth A Mitohell, Kinzler & Southgate., Proprietors, MURRAY HILL HOTEL, Park Avenue, Hunting & Hammond .,.,.Proprietors.ASHLAND HOUSE, ath A ven H H.BroCkWAY.\u2026.\u2026.Proprietor BUCKINGHAM HOTEL, 30th Street and 5th Avenue, Wetherbee & Fuller.,.Proprietors, GRAND UNION HOTE L, 42nd Street and 4th Avenue, W.D.Garrison.+.+.Proprietor WOODSVILLE, N.H.HOTEL BRUNSWICK, J.K.George & 00.reas eens.Proprietors.Send six cents for postage and receive free, à poses box of goods which will help all, of either sex, to more money right away than anything else in this world, Fortunes await she workers absolutely sure.Terms mailed free, True & Co, Augusta Maine, 1y Hotels.a \u2018Hbemae Hotel, MADISON SQUARE.NEW YORK.Most charmingly situated at the junction of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 24th St facing Madison Square.Corducted on the European Plan JANVRIN & WALTER, Proprietors.June 20 1y stT 147 ST.LAWRERCE HALL, 135 TO 139 St.James Street, MONTREAL.HENRY HOGAN, Proprieton The Best Known Hotel w tbe Dominion July D mws177 Lavai House, BORD A PLOUFFE, 1} MILES FROM C.P.R.Parties leaving Montreal at 8.05 8.1mm.meet conveyance at Bord a Plouffe Crossing, north of the Railway Bridge at Sault au Recollet,or, leaving by the 6.50 p.m.train, get off at Bord a Plouffe Crossing, where Omnibus is in walting.Boating and Fishing exoellent.The cuisine is under the direction of a French coek.Telephone Call, 607 C.NORRIS BEST, Lessee and Manager.156 The Balmoral MONTREAL, Is the Hotel for Business Men The Iroquois House, BEIAEIL MOUNTAINS, ST.HILATRIE, P.Q.- Single Boarders, going to the city daily, including Railroad and \u2019Buss Fare, 838.00 per Jour weeks, if rooms are secured before uly .Only 57 minutes by G.T.R.from Montreal.CAMPBELL BROS.B.¥.CAMPBELL, June 22 4m 109 HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Fifth Avenu3, New York, This most fashjonitdie and centrally located hotel has been reaovated from top to bottom &nd is now re-opened under management of B.H.Southgate, upon the American and European plans \u2018rhis hotel is the favorite ree gort for Canadians, MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.Comfortahle Rooms, #3 per day; Board, 82,50 per day.1538 = urray Hill Hotel.NEW YORK: The largest and finest constructed hotel in thecity,on Park Avenue, one blook from Grand Central Depot.(ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.) 80 rooms, ele zantiy furnished and decorated The ventilation, dralnage and sanitary are tangements generally, are the most perfect 2at humad ingenuity and ski oan devise stairways and 8 elevators.No charge for conveying bagg ge from or to the Grand Central Depot.\u2019 AUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors June 15 ly 142 THE RUSSELL, OTTAWA: The Palace Hotel of Canada This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in the most modern style, 1s row open.The Russell contains accommodations for over FOUR BUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and baggage elevators, and commands a splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grounds, river and canal, Vigitorsto the Capital having business with the Government find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, whee they oan always meet leading publicmen.Theen- tire Hotel is supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there would not be any confusion or danger Every attention paid to guests KENLY & ST.JACQUES, Proprietors June February 8, T018 note:, which is unrivalled for size, tyle, and locality in Quebec, has Just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with new system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &c.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical sclence can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has been supp .WILLIS RUSSELL, President.CHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL CO.rietora June 28 Frop 158 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.IL REVERE HOUSE, Mrs, MONEIL, Proprietress, First-class Commerolal and Private Hotel.Good Sample Rooms, convenient to Railway and steam noats GLASGOW, Scotland.PHILPS CCCKKEURN HOTEL Ap 141 SATH STREET, First-Class; Quietly and Centrally Situated ModerateCharges.| Turkish Baths.TRE MONTRBAL HERALD is on fyle at this Hotel.1 WD& Hardware.ANTHONY FORCE | RAILWAY SUPPLIES STEEL RAILS STEEL BARS MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.Warehouse, 225 Wellington St Office, 76 St.Peter Street.Fob.25 278 W.& FP.CURRIE & CO 100 Grey Nun Street.Imperters of SCOTCH GLAZED DRAIN PIPES Chimney Tops, Vent Linings, Flue Covers, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Portisnd Cement, Roman Cement Cannda Cement, Water Lime, | Whiting, Plaster of Paris, China Clay, &e,, &6 MANUFACTUREKS OF BESSEMER STEEL Sofa, Chair and Bed Springs, ZA large stock always on hands Cet.4 ly 255 COBOURG CAR WORKS, JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER Or Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace Slesping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge Rolling Stock, &c., Baggage Mail and Express Coaches.WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Oct.21 1y The Ontario Bolt Co, Limited.- Office and Works at the Humber, Manufactures, and keeps in stock, every description efCarriage, Machine, Plow, Stove, Tire, Sleigh, Shoe and Fancy Bolis, Coach rews, Bridge Bolts, Gato Hinges and Hot- Pressed Nuts, Track Bolts, Railway, Ship and other Spikes.ont, DW 252 dress THE ONTARIO BOLT CO.(Limited) TORONTO: Telephone No.1138.Agent Montreal : .RIDOUT, 2 St, John Street.Oct.8.ly 243 J.G.SIBBALD, importer and Commission Merchant.STEEL AND IRON RAILS, Railway Supplies, Iron, Motals, etc 146 Broadway, NEW YORK.128 y Steel Rails FISH PLATES, TRACK BOLTS AND NUTS, Spikes and General Railway Supplies, IRON AND STEEL PLATES, Angles, Channels, Beams, &o.MANUFACTURERS OF WIRE ROPH For all Purposes.Ingersoll Rock Drill Co.of Canada, ROCK DRILLS, Air Compressors, Steam Hoists, Boilers and General Mining Machinery.COOPER, FAIRMAN & (0 44 Foundling St., Montreal; tf 8 April8 STEEL RAILS! From 10 lbs.to 100 lbs.per yard, and of any pattern or section.COX & GREEN FRASER BUILDING, Cor.Bt.Alexis and St.Sacrament Streets.June 4 134 THE CANADA COTTON COMPANT, Cornwall, Ont Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks, Canton Flannels, Dyed Linings, Cotton Blankets, &6 Offices in Montreal :\" Corner St.John and Notre Dame streets, City and Districé Oct.2 1y 736 R.J.Kimball & Co.(Established in 1865), BANKERS AND BROKERS, 16 AND 18 BROAD ST., NEW YORK.By writing to the Secretary of the New York Stock Exchange, any person oan easily ascertain if any one of a firm advertising themselves as \u2018* Bankers and Brokers\u201d is a member of the New York Btock Exchange, \u2018We have had twenty years\u2019 experie in the Banking and Brokerage business in.New York, and both members of our firm are MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.We are constantly represented on the floor of the Exchange by one ofour firm.We endeavor to make our own business successtul, by doing what we can to make it so for our clients ROBERT J.KIMBALX, ALFREDB OUNSBERY Nov.1y 276 Use Imperial Extract Co.'s Flavoring Extracts.Best in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., 48 Colborne Street, Toronto.Nov.2 wa 16\u201d If you want Board advertise in The Herald, free.Hliste inno ous.Established 1844.Rogisterad Cable & Telegraphic Address, Pool\u201d Londen MARCUS FOOL & SERS, 17 Weat Smithfield, E.C., London, Eng Live Stock Commission Agents le London, Liverpocl, Bristo! & Southampton Resregonted !a the United States and Canada by R.Bickerdike, Montreal, so S, February Furniture and Interier Decorations, POTTIER & STYMU 489 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.Antique Deparumens OCURTAINS AND DEAPERIES Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, 4 Bronzes, Vases and Curios, June 13 ly 142 HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVICATION GUIDE Published Monthly, containing the TIMETABLES and MAPS of all the CANADIAN and the principal AMERICAN RAILWAY and STEAM NAVIGATION LINES, For sale by Mews Dealers and Booksellers ang by News Agents on Trains and Steamers, PRICE, = » 20 CENTS, Annual Subscription, ÿ 2.00, payable in ade vance.DB.BR.CEIFEOLM & Co., 1709 Notrs Dame Street, Montreal, \u201cublishers and Pronrietnry Xiquors, Ales, Tic.OHH HOPE & C0, MONTREAL, Agents in Canada JOHN DE KUYPER & S0N, Rottordes MARTELL & CO, Cognac.JULES RUBIN & CU.Cognaas.KOBT & CHANDGN, Epernay.DEITHARD & CO., Coblenx.BARTUH & GUESTIER, Bordeaux M.MISA, Xeros de la Frontera.COCKBURN, SMUTHES & CU., Cport MULLER & DARTEZZ, Tarragona, FREDERIC VALLENTTE, Sarseillez.E.& J.BULXK, Dubliz.PATTERSON (& HIBRERT, London.BULLSCH LADE & CO.Glasgow.WM.JAREGR &CO., Dusan, OANTRELL & CHRANE, Dablis.Kc.So.N.B.-\u2014ORDERS 3NCEIVED FROM THX WHOLESALS TRADR ONLY.JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.ALE AND FORTER BREWERS, REG St.Mary Street, MONTREAL; Have always oa hand the various kinds of ALE AND PORTER.IN WOOD AND BOTTLB.Families regularly supplied, MF ORDERS RECEIVED BY THLE PHONE.M:.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lana, bottles our Ales and Porter, and is anther ized to use onr labels.May DOW CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.Superior Pale and Brown Malt, India Pale and other Ales, Extra Double snd Single Stout, in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.Thos.J.Howard.546 Dorchester street Jos.Virtäs.\u2026.19 Aylmer street Thos, Ferguson.162 St.Elizabeth si, Wm.Bishop.16 Visitation street Thos.Kinselia.118 Ottawa street 3 ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELS PHONE.WILLIAM DOW & CO, Brewers and Malitsters.Feb, 23 ly DAWES & CO, BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, INDIA PALE axp XX MILD ALE, EXTRA anvp XXX SYOUT PORTER, (In Woob and Borrza.) Families supplied, SAND PORTER, Quart and Pinta, OFFICE: 921 St, JAMES STRENT WEST MONTREAL.sFOrdors rocalved by Tolenhase.May 2 170 CLARET! Cunliffe Dobson & Ca.BORDEAUX CHATEAU LEOVILER.Do, HARGAUX.De.LAY KE.Imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON, 25 Hospital Straci, GORSURRTH 1 have a positive reraedy for the above disease ; Ly Ita nag thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long standing have been cured.Indeed, £0 strong 18 my faith in ita efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, together digease to with à VALUABLE FREATISE on this say sufferer.Give express and P.9.adiress, Branch Office, 37 Tenge St., Toronto March 9 30J DW 58 J.RIELLE, Land Surveyor, 146\" 8T¢ JAMES STREET Post Office Time Table, MONTREAL, July 1, MAILS, Crosrme_ DELIVERY.«| Il AME ML 8&9 00] 9 3 8.9 (0) 8 (0 .v, tario & West, Prove, Ja) Ontario, and Went\" ern States, by G.T.R.Do.do by C.PR.Perth and Peterboro\u2019.C.P.R., north of Ottawa, to Pembroke,&c.(Saturday excepted).C.P.R.,north of Ottawa to Pembreoke, Port Arthur, Dianiioba, North-West Territories and British Col umbia (daily Sunday excopted).5: senrues Canada AtlantioR.B.l.OVvawa, Alexandria Glen, Robertson, Greenfield and Max- ville by Atlantic Ry.Quebec & Kast.Prov\u2019 Sorel, Eerthier an Batiscan Bridge by SÉEAMET.0 cs sansocu es Quebec, Eerthisr, flore! Three Rivers and Line ot N.8, R.R.POBLAL CBT.v0 veunvares = Quebec ty R.R.(B) Eastern Townships], , Three Rivers, Artha- baska and Riviere du LoupR.R.venne.(C) Can.Pac.Rallwayl Main Line to Ottawal Can.Pac.R.R.Bordeaux st.Jerome and] St.Ein Branches.8 15.jCan.Pac.R.R.St.Jerome.senesorause oe | 3 00 Laprairle by Steamer.\u2026 ; 915 Lapraire, Hemming, .|'\"; ford, Huntington Dundee, etc., by R\u2019y.St Hube:t' St.Bruno; and St.Bazile.,.CT St.Hyacinthe, Sher4 bruoke, Coatic\u2019ke, &ol Clarenceville: Noyon/.G.Ligve, Stotteville) Lacolle,.vesress | Bin x | Bag al : œe = a.530 900 as.\u201c| 930 9 30 ous 8 08.so.00, ovine so.115 816.x St bridge,8t Arman and, anbridge,St A Station., 15 St.Johns, Vermont Junction Railway.89 15.,.IDo SheffordR.W.Line.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Lacadie, st.Jacques, St, ATDADESE.\u2026.outh-Easiern Railwy) B) New Brunswick, Nova Scotia& P.E.1.Nowtoundland fOrwarded dallyon Hali- fax\u2014Mails deapateh- ed from Halifax for Newfoundland on | 5th and 19th July.,.- Local Mails, 945./Valieyfield, Valois, Dorval, etC.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 à 10 30.|Caughn'ga &Cnatguay] 80.10 30.BUDArnoIis.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 -jBoncherville, Contrecoeur, Varennes and VErcheres 000.Cote SL Antoine and Notre Dame de Grace Hochelaga.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Lachine civ.riviever Longuouil.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Longue Pointe, Polnte-| aux-Trerahlos&Char- lomAgn®.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Longue Pointe., Point St.Charles.Sorel by R.W.t.Lambert.voolean te JEUSLMOH Des co sus nues St.Laurent, St.Mars VIN, ÉC.cs00 00e venes see Cote St.Paul (8t.Henri de M.)&8t Ou- NEXONCO.00000 s00uuve Saulr-au-Recollet,Bou-i., gle and Pont Vian.St.Jeun Baptiste de Montreal.Mile-End, (and Coteau St.Louis, mera- ing ONIÏÿ).000 5000000 CotesVisitation and St.Michel, Tuesday, Thuraÿ day and Saturday.United States, New ted Aer and State, and Southern BLates.oiir.iiennes iTroy,Albany, Rousd\u2019s Point.0u00 0000 Eoston, Mass.\u2026.\u2026.New England States, except Maine.Portland snd the New England States, ex pt Bos 815 9 45 915 10 00.10 00! 830 800 veu 815 10 15 12 15 12 30 6 40 12'%0 1230 5% rn 10 00 \u2026\u2026 915 915 ae & 884 = 89 15 8 35 cose 730 cesses 8-9 18 8-9 15 81045 80 sv.sc Terese Mescaposss- (A)\\Western and Paci- 8-8 30 foStates.\u2026 veers.Registered letters must be posted 5 minutes earlier.EIS: £REDLETTER MAIL for the Xow Eng land Ststes\u2014for Boston, New York ang Bounthern 8tates,~~olosed only st 330 p.m.au Postal Car Bags open till 8.15 a.m.aud p.m.(B) Postal Oar Bags open t111 8.16 p.m.© Postal Car Bags open till 6.45 ane Great Britain, Ete, By Adriatic, White Star Line, Wednesday, ; 7th, 4.10 p.m.b By Oregon, Dominion Line, t Wednesday, 7th, 7.30 Pme By Gallia, Cunard Line, Friday, 9th, 419 mm Poy Ems, North German Lloyd, Tuesday, 15th, 6.55 a.m.By Germanic, White Star Line, Wednesday, 14th, 4,10 p.m.By Sarmatian, Allan Line, + Wednesday, 14th, 7.80 p.m.By Etruria, Cunard Line, Friday, 16th, 6.35 .m.By Baltic, Inman Line, Friday, 16th, 4 10 mi.Py City of Rome, Anchor Line, Tuesday, 20th, 6.85 a.m.Celtic, White Star Line Wednesday, 2let, By 6.852.m.By Vancouver, Dominion Line, ?Wednesday, 21st, 7.80 p.m.By Servia, Cunard Line, Friday, 23rd, 410 Pp.m, By Alaska, Guion Line, Monday, 26th, 410 pm.By Elder, North German Lloyd Line, Tues m dry, 27th, 4.10 p.m.By Britannic, White Star Line, Wednes da \u201c, th, 4.10 p.m.By Polynesian, Allan Line, t Wednesday, 8th, 7.3 p.m.\u2018 By Umbria, Ounard Line, Friday, S0th, VU Dora.+ Supplementary mall closed at 8 am oa Thursday.Registered letters must be posted 30 minutes earlier.Hails loave New York for the followisg Couniries* as follows : For Hayti\u201415th, 29th, For Bermuda\u201415th, 0th, For the Mexican States of Yucatan, Can peche, Tabasca and Chiapas, vla Vera Cruz- 8th, 16th, 22nd, 29th.For Jamaica, tor the U, 8, of Colom bia, and for ports on the Pacific Coast dl Central and souls America, via Kingston) also, specially addressed correspondence Mexlco=7th, (7tu, 21st, 24th.fer the Bahama Jslands\u20148th.For the Windward islands direct.and ft Dépezuola and Curscea, via Trinidad-14b, § For Carupano acd Ciudad Bolivar\u201415th.For St.Croix and for St, Thomas, via 8 Croix\u20142ist.For Porto Rico direct\u201430th.For Para, Pernambuco and Ceara, Brasil~ st.For Cuba, closed daily at New York P.0.# 2.30a.m.Mails Leave San Francigeos : For Australla, 31st July : for Sandwich IP lands, 15th, Sist July: for Obing me Jepsh loth, 31st July.pe à ensure connection, corresponde should be posted here nive days before tb dates ofsailing from San Francisco.Letter Carriers\u2019 Delivery Lettsrsand papers should be aaaresss* # Street and number at which to be delivered: Notice of change of residence should promptly notified to the postmastor in wri ing, and jonewod at the expiration of the , they being aote that length of times ved upou only There are five deliveries made daily in i central divisions of the city, at 8.00 and] 8.1., 11.50 2.m,, 2.00 and 2.30 p.m, Four deliveries in the other divistons.at 8.00 noon, and 2.00 and 3.30 p.m.Hoghelaga and Point St.Charles-Tw0 liveriesdaily; 9 a.m, and 1 p.m.OFFICE HOURS\u2014Opon daily at 8 % Wickets elosed at 7 - Lobby opoz midnight for the delivery of night malls § box-holders.On Sundays, open from 8 0] 8.m, On the following holidays: Now Yes! Good Friday, Queea\u2019s Birthday, Do Dey, Thanksgiving and Ohristmas Day, © a4 8 &, m0.; wicketaclosed at 10 a, m., and 1060) atmidnight, Money Order O-Hice and 88 + Bank\u2014Gpen daily trom 9 a, m.to 4 Pp.0 (S88 #excopted); holidays, 8040 a.m, Ena! OffücsDally from 9 a, m.to 6 p.a.(84500 and holidays expected).Recelylng Hous\" From daa.to .30p.m.glosed on Sunday mam A -9 -\u2014 \u2014 TET Ty \u2014 \u2014 \u2014e\u2014 7 \u2014 3 q 4 Js 17 ' THEE MONTREAL EERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZEITE.SATURDAY, IQ LY se iscellaneat SHisceanceous Mie ADducrtisements.Business Cards.+ \u2014 + x = Leah > eo TRATARITIGEARAE \u2014 ™ \\ ATTRIBUTED 10 PEEBE CARY.Miscellaneous, | Miscellaneous, = \\ Jrvs couess AND COLDS, W.McLEA WALBANK, B A.Se., ER PRE SE ee mves before en CAMPBELLS Po E SA he pen of Phæbe Ca:y, have never before JAYS COMPOUND OF LINSEED, Architect; Land Surveyor, Civil HR 79 been published.They were recently found , This \u20ac À Aniseed, Senega, Squiil, Tolu, &c, Enginser and Valnator |W A 8 45 by General 8.F.Cary, while locking NN Fre Ee 55, Broad Btre yaw And on Transcontinental Trains, am.The ia < .remsdy for restoring system.: : d th ef é S _ eee .= £ vices PSE ER T5, Tof Toronto, uneny of handrods of Jutelilgent and As an EXPECTORANT it has no Equal peal nocomsty for 00 amy deaths by Cacsursption, ; AAA aud oral ete formation, Time-Tables, Maps, will preach at both services.ver7 reputable gentiemen hardiy is harmless to the Most Delicate Child, Se ie time.\"Physicians haviog con- i pectoral medi- J es Thomson, , 266 St.James St § Bt wil) proach aù Lam.and FOsmtodoubt that Mr.EH.Fi.Warmer I mptive parients, and who, having failed to cines.trea) am ret, 8 bor, of Algonquin, will preach at li am.and ns faizem upon one ofthose happy dis 7% contains no OPIUM (n any Form, Faro them with ¢ hair own medicine: wo would 8 Lyman, 8ons&Oo., Agents, Montreal.\u201d Windsor Hotel Ticket Office, 7 p.m.Sunday-sciicol and Mr.Oraig\u2019s Bible alien sionally bring help : ach bottle.recommend to give ALuE's Luxe Barsau à EC ENT ENONCE El TAA \u201cTHE CABINET MAKER, Balmoral Hotel Ticket Office, 8 Class at8p.m.Btrangers welcomed.cevertes wlich occssion p= RAR Sm Ary trial.Sold bu a2 Deuagioise Quebec Gate Station, Montreal, }!8t Paul's Church, Dorchester street.\u2014Rev.et su ering Bumunisy.@# For cals by 2 Drusg House Furnishing and Genersl W.0.VAR HORNX.V.WEYTE, James Barclay, M4.pation Rev 6 & DIO LEWIS.tes Decoration, \u2018Vice-President.Gen.Supt, E.& Oat, Div.Doudiet will officiate at both seryloes - - 227 ST J AR ES STREET GEO.OLDS, morrow, Morning at ll ; piton or mer | ° \u2019 General Traffic Ms er treal lors\u2019 Institute, m : \u2019 ., > auf monts street Co-mortow, Lit Jub divine Firotessional Carès.JA ques Agcordiag to The pres ote of qus, PONISEAL um ss : .and p.m.Jar rats 2 DIE \u2018 .: » servios at in services.Bila Fond at 3 JAMES B AXTER & co os Raila MA OCR Medical Science SELIN Lans A July 14 General Passenger Agent.ee pa lors and friends \u201c1120 St.Francois Xavier St.oo ESTERSHIRE are acknowledged to be the surest an C il & | rmnity Church oppesite Viger Squaro-\u2014 Buy Notes Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and 5 TCE which 7 enduit du ator gh Potts Lea and Perrins 00 Ginny.MOUGNIER.Physi: Cochrane aSsLS ŒU0.{ ini S ticles of value and pay pro.ch ars c ?ie se.\u2014J.L prey ewe 00 Ly urth Sunday after Ir init Morning service re or Brokerage business dona SAUCE 3 hat P / hat he | Bel on every bo \u2018la clan, Sceaux, Seine, France MANUFACTURERS OF : Es i | Li u school at3 p.m.The reccor will preach both \u201c NO MONEY LOANED.\u201d kaze to request tha urchasers «see Lab Boots and Shoes Wholesale la a Sei a ius 5 Morning and evening.Rev.Canon Mills, 1.15% 11 bears thetr Signature thus\u2014 Jan.12 vv CORNER OF SOUTH EA il N RAIL A pe .D., rector.- .; J - { 0) ent Christian Congregation, Lec- MacoDOUGALL BROS., 9 ; ; { 2 15 tux Hal, BL) Bt.Qutherine street, opposite Stock Probe STREET ® Le - : ë 8 Craig and St.Franccis Xavier Streets, 13 Baer servis at 7 p.m.\u2018Subject, The Lu ho ror Securities noted on New GT Hed Es À à .MONTREAL 19 = Montreal and Boston Air Liae ith a Le Po ee or too Exchange, larough their Age, TnL ny si) nek ome mors de son fem org Oot .AND, 2 .Messrs.alste Mel 3 sme an # se hiv, thom rot cet Y or FALLe i ee one | Micra fon por est arp on the pax whthout voit} 00 EE of Me ortefual WORCESTERSHIRE Sistine nil nfo it DR.MAJOR, White Mountain Line 5 68 Sunday & Morning servicy at 11.Evening Vos mmiseion for buying } of one per cent, £4 UCRE Gssouiries .to cure the worst où Torre se and at once fora Specialist to the Department for Diseases 15 500 he paws po ee nan tee proportion and samo for Salling, 12 As?for LEA and PERRINS® Sauce, and see Name on Wrabper, Label, Bottle end Express de Posies, 10 costa ye sothine.foratsie, ofthe Nose] aud Throat, Montreal General 3&5\" This is the ONLY LINE from 9 > i \" : - and and I will cura you (dre: Fe : .ee Wil preach moming and) ee ATT 8 00, ame le ad Jor Bt rr, or Ta, Bratch Ofice, 37 Yonge St,, Toronto, BO\".Se.Catherine Street.Moatraal running through the White ares 8t.Bartholomew's Church (Reformed Epis- Stock Brokers.Blackwell, London, &c., &*.; and by Grocers 7 5 es } Nov, 1.89 ly Mountains to Portland and 0ld Orchard * 2 spa), Beaver ND Horton?Fini oa Members Mon!-cal Stock Faxon.Eo.= EX, URQUHART March 9 fm DW tre pr most Boach BY DAYLIGHT avd WITHOUT Sunday at iam oud?Bm.BUND goog and Bonds.bought or sold for cash, J M, DOUGLAS & CO.ZAND ALE ne * TO HEALTH.il s CHANGE OF CARES, via Fabyan's and 3 BssPes oy fea aShaday school at 9.May 80 or on al 1y 129 \u2014 Aprtis MONTREAL AGEN hed ila âme > ty ws 84 THE KEY H _ A & man + White Mountain Notch; also direct > 13 ers provide seats, \u2014 ean) 0 12 ag Presbyterian Church, corner St.ANDREW A, WILSON, ppt cinnection for Summit of Mcunt Wash 4 Ontherine and Peel sureets.\u2014The Rev, Louis STOCK BROKER, TAB \"ra Es ie, 2 nT iv gion, erriving at 6.30 same evening, to H.Jordan, B.D., pastor.Public services as Montreal Stock Exchange, 2 VASTE : = id - 4 follows :\u2014Public worship, 11 a.m, preacher, Member Mon \u2018 RE RL ere ar sl ar ° the pastor; 7 p.m., public worship, preacher, No.1 INDIA CHAMBERS, On and after MONDAY, JUNE 28th, 1883 Fa LC pic Fr et 18 Hospital Street, A trains will lesve Montreal as foiows .~ ednesday at p.m.Topi y ÿ VF ET | .M.\u2014White Mountain Express discourse st Mountain visions and medita- P.O.Box 1857 MONTREAL 951 3 51 L I À 5 ET : iF 4 x ; CER TRAL ER M 0 N I Al [ROAD 9 .oO fon orite Numan J Beach.tions.\u201d Strangers are cordially welcomed.= #oz ; and all points in the White Mou.35) 4 Christ Church Cathedral \u20149 a ot y JOHN G.GRANT, a : « of the \u2014 0 mre tains, with Lrawing Room Car ; ; «Im.rain .BRO 7 \u20ac ached, runnin; : Dour, Hopkins fa a i preacher, fev! Canon \u2018Member Montreal Block Exchange.) h i N F ANTS, TH E AG ED & i NVALI DS Tk Ae oe won, Carrye Trains Leave Montreal: A Orelhard Bosch\u201d Es with Draw \" Henderson, D.D.; offertory, Bonds bought or sold for Uas 4 - akening the AM.\u2014Express, arriving Farn- -M.\u2014 .wit 7, ; 4.15 p.m., Choral Lit- Stocks and .dually without weakening .p ing Room Car attached, for Con- Xf of Dyer solo) Marcello; £15 p,m, Choral ing Shara Olambera.P.O.BOTT ier THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FARINACEOUS FOOD.pe eh a A impurities sad fou 7.35 (hain anny Wo 9.00 Lattes ghsdsior Gone à me\u201d (selo), Beethoven 7 pm, even « P.?the secrotionss 8 © same 100 10.40 a.m.) Magog ell, Boston, &c.i J.; antbem, July 13 Ç humors of secretions; &.m., Sher p P.M.\u2014(Except Saturdays)\u2014T.ocal jie ERTL 1e STUART & 00.Lancan-*Carotaly preparot EN ONE-POUND Blomach, curé Bilousuess, Dyse vi\" En aie Se for ce | 6,00 Lalas eben Leen \u2018 «Jd.4.Norton, LA, - z 1 - ; i re, an - or aor.Mine Lord shall increase you Stock Brokers, and nutritious\u201d - Btomac 2 ans s Dizziness, ville, Newport, Vt., and all points on Lake Dradue 1, Des ; blah 1/- CAN epsia, Headaches, si 7e more and more\u201d (solo baritone), Mendols- 13 HOSPITAL STREET.p Constipation, Dryness Memphremagog P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston sehin.Dally service at 6 p.m.Merabers of the Montreal Stock Exchange, Ï eartburn, Constip ong of A.M.\u2014White Mountain Express, 7.45 and New England points, with Tre January 17 2 THOR MEDICAL JOURNAL.SOLD EVERYWHERE.of the Skin, Dropsy, Dinn mess 8.3 (Fit! Paliman Butfet Pnrlor Our, Pullman Palace Sleeping Car nix RNAL.~ ied um, , ; .; ough co sted STOUGH STATION.P, LAMOTHE & SON, = = hy on, ula, Fluttering of Summit Mount Washington 6.56 tor Springfield and äl) points on sted 5 1 vestment # Well adapted for Children, SF \u201cWHOLESALE Erysipelas, - .m., Portland 8.00 p.m., Old the Connecticut River Line.(Chicago News.) Rs | Estate, Insurance aud In e CHE MANUFACTURERS.the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen: rehard Beach 8.30 p.m.PM Saturday's oniy) Local BE | es Ome AES ras mu Aged People, ond Invalid\u201d ARK.Sher smiar Complaota.gis 2h @, Qtr Tem, arriving | @, 00 Fl Hr in, oreo! 130 pa, lington & Quincy suburban train the other \u2018 other similar : ÉURDOCE n \u2018 ans, ; Montpoiter, 12.50 pau points.te ronan of he word Sought POAT, Sigh gare pe ports, J.R.NEAVE & \u20ac0., FORDINGBRIDGE, ENGLAND.Pay,\" aise\" a WERT FREE | room EEE 6 pm aprons Trains om the pronunciation of the wozd « Stough,\u201d ut SAIN STREET, WINNIPEG, Man.Rr re a be, , 8 see father part culars see Time Tables.D.i 1 Real estate bought and sold.Mortgages I T.MILBURN & C0.Propeletom, Toronin 0.80p.ca.Baggage checked through and passed by the sn which sprears over the door oe sos negotiated.Collections made, Corre- \"P47 A T° FTVET I Puliman New Bullet Parlor Cars to Bos coos Bonaventure Depot.papy at station building pot far from Hinsdale.pondence in : \u2019 to Kor Tickets and ail In'ormation ap f : 9, P.O., Wiznipes.\u2014\u2014\u2014enaremimnnmt nm ; t indsor Hotel, Or Bons They could nct agree, so they submitted Apa Prawer 1269, £.0., 197 y NTM ENT M AN S 5.00 P.M.\u2014New York ana Boston Bx.23 autre Ballon.à oy inesday, § the question to Mr.Mervin Tabor, the x [ Gord H 0 LLOW AY S Pl LLS & 0 .© RC A N IS M .Dames Éupper \"Rupingion 205 General Manexer for tic Frasteen, 1nesday, State insurance actuary, and a former ena ATS, x m., Rutlan fu 707 Tune ow, ob ecboolmaster.MA j MacINTOSH THD BI pea and when this domplicated structure, 80 2 omy Alan afi, N08 dean Canal Co.> .r ; .e 18 com J yx .ton 7.49 a.m.u ruse \u201c Why,\u201d said Mr.Tabor, : if rough CDONALD & 3 acl] ei Purify the Blood, eorrect all Disorders] of the and when hie compli ted structure, 60 a Boston 7.49 a.m.via Rut- Del aware & Hy son banal LA, $ ¢ 0 thi 8-t-0-u-g- .JI.Sandfie onald.: ; war, ould spell a 4e (Eh Late Me 5.Sonddeld Hoc LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS, |i \"onan \u201ccdo wil honli bel Siting Gaon Montross, 10 er RAILROADS ; ; Ge 3 ; u .a an \u201c What do you think about it ?\u201d said one \u2018 They invigorate and restore to health Debiliaied Constitutions, and are invalnable |8 the human body is too précious to be ¥orkand os ester of the gentlemen to Mr.Watson,a board of CORNWALL, Ont.ye olf Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For Children and the looted.It becomes the question, then Po rOngA Cars on FE pri Vers Rika \u201c1.and Fi.om, 635 trade should hink 1d b d Gros PS; MACDONALD: | SNO.A, Macro eged they are priceless.¢¢ What physician shall be employed 7\u201d doo, SE pom, Magog Pe To ; \u201c1 ekould think it wou e prononnce May 19 HANNESEN, of the Univer- .th, 410 \u2018Stoo,\u2019 \u201d soid Mr.Watson ; \u201c* you know MACDONALD, TUPPER & PHIPPEN \u2018in EI 2) Oo I N TT NT x= Il T ci at Barns Ge Las made a life- © P.M.= NI 5 Exprose, [for BL Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boaten, Tuesday, t-h-r-0-u-g-h speels \u2018throo.\u2019\u201d ! ' Is an infallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers long study of ailments of the Nervous and 8.3 loans, W 1 aay arriving New York, Philadelphia, day, 21s, At this juncture Mr.Caldwell,the paper BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, 18 famous for Gout and Rheumatism.For disorders of the Chest it has no equal.Genito Urinary System, Tonal 8.80 à me D ALI POINTE SOUTH AND HA EH: ! manufacturer, came in, and the question OFFICES OVER MEROHANTS\u2019 BANK, B n ch itis Cou ghs Colds via Fitchburg, 8.35 adh Now AN.INT Wednes was put to him.WINKIPEG, For 8ore Throats, Bro y » : HIS REMEDIES CURE York via Northampton, Holyoke CE TIME.28rd.410 \u201cWhy,\u201d said he, \u201canybody ought to a | Frame me Foray Glandular Swellir gs, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival; and for contracted and stifl Any Debility or Derangement of the Ner Spr ingile QUI , know that.\u2018 T-L-o-u-g-b, \u2018tho\u2019; scough, | * Feb.23° mis joints it acts like a charm, vous System, including Spermatthores, his rain\u2019 makes foloss connection at NO DELA ny YS.21h, 410 \u2018sto, of course.R.LATCHFORD, OS 3 ; ; Genorrhea, Syphilis, Stricture, Impotence, ramnaa and\" Winohendon for Worcaster; 20, Tues When Mr.L.W, Rood of Aurora came F.B.Manufactured only at Thomas HOLLOWAY\u2019S Eatablishmecs, pra Providence and all points on New York an Take écorce: Sa i i = Do England Rai.a ; w in he was asked for an A Pr Sons de Agent, 8 NEW OXFORD STREET (late 533 OXFORD STREZT), LONDON BECAUSE you may have been chestea News aan Buel dleeping Cara to Boston [ake Champlain ên d teorgo, dieamers, ednes x ?\u2019 an .claim rin dnesday, pelle oe in Jon t ace h D 8-to-v-g-h Pop I STREET, OTTAWA, Ont.aud are sold at ls.14d., 28.9 ds de.Se ora and Si oT Pot, and may his ed ga es \u201cio.not hesitate to or a Tiokota, 1merav:0s Pua Jane Grant fn and Atter MONDAY can spell anything but \u2018stoff.; .: 1y 188 be had of a edicine Ven AG .à method a fair trial sion, apply 8t Windsor Motel and Grau L LEAVE MONTREAL : ay, %0ib, At this, a gray-haired man, with a light _June8 = »@F-Purchasers should look to the kabel on the Pots and Hoxes.If the address eto or ann he chronic and in} Frank Omoos, or atthe Coxipany\u2019s oflus, 184 ATS VIE EXPRESS\u2014Wagner Draw plug hat and the air of a capitalist, turned & CAMERON.|: 3 Oxford Street, London, they are svurions.ore you Bt.James Sirest.Gsm Car Montreal to Non Hock ra am oO around in his seat, with the intrepidity of MACMILLAN s is not 53 or , ec \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 curable.25 FREE.5 A.Cf STONEGRAVE, net Through without change, arriving im minutes one who speaks from absolute knowledge, BARRIATERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &Ca x ; = Onn 8.W.CUMMINGS, New York at ¢.00 p.m.zmeru Flee i 5 = ianatory of Dr{G.W.HOBAR1, t 510 p.m.=2iighy wxpress\u2014Wagner's said : LONDON, ONT.i .A valuable treatise, exp % \u2018J Gen.Manager, sas.Agent.| dia a EEE PRE EE EE \u201cIt ie pronounced with the d of 4 JOHANNESEN'S system, will be sent by ma Montreal, July 5th, 1886.thout change, Arriving in New York à lowizg pronounced w.soun ¢ I with > < >» i ol d and securely sealed from cheer - oxt meting, A&~Thle Train make ow\u2019! gtow, ; ; LEITOH & PRINGLh, post paid and se & y addressing his sole B00 noxh men at Troy aud Albany with \u201c\u2018 Well,\u201d said one of the parties to the Barristers, A Horneys-at Law, Solicitors in ç vation, to any su cr United Sa tes and PR > Bleeping Oar Train for ton, arriving as cam sontroversy, ¢ what confounded fool gave Ghancery, Notaries Public, ET ; EX | R autnorized agent for the Un pe : LISTE Through Malls and Express car a Crue uch au infernal name to a town anyway?\u201d CORNWALL, OXT.Canada, ENRY VOGELER.pe) New York Toro Exp: | \u201c It was named after me,\u201d said the gray- | ras.Letton.1 R.W.Pringle.HED x .: lirformaticn giyen, and Tickote sold at all Solem: haired man; \u201cI laid out the town; my August2s 49 South Street, New York.Intercolonial Railway grand Trunk Ofices, sud at the Compuny\u2019s i zston; name is Stough,\u201d on MACLENNAN, LIDDELL & CLINE, T #65\" Complicated symptoms treated from x Oice, SL James Street, Montreal.lence fat For gèveral minutes the clickity-click of (Late braclennan & Macdonnld.) FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- Dr.Jouaxnmsen's Bpecial Prescription, \u2014 CHAB.O.MUFALL the car-wheels was the only sound that Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &o., FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, under advice of a duly qualified consult- WINTER ARR ANGEMENT, |1.wW.BURDICK, pe agent pdr broke the embarrassing stillness.CORNWALL, On.MADE DISHES & SAUCES.2 pnyetoian pen Gene lamer Agen General Age, ad ul, An Invisible Foe.3.1, Maclonnan, 25 cine or W- Lddell] § CAUTION.\u2014Genuine ONLY witk \u201cAll correspondence held as strictly conf ong 16th Now.2180 May 50.=3 1518 Th is a 8 erms of dis are _Inly2 156 An invætnétée and palatable tonis fn ll cases of weak Mgootion | e-simile of Baron Liebig\u2019s Signa- fidential, and advice by mail gree 9° THROUGH EXPRESS PASSLNGE & NORTENESTERN BY via lurking nt the air wo breathe and 1 the BEATTY, CHADWIOE OT sons and beon for which Nations should fccl grotefel.\u201d ture in Blue Ink across Label.This charge.TRAINS RUN DAILY (Sundays exeepioc;s MANITOBA ln \u2018 ; 3 \u2018 iti cal Journal, sary, owin Rs Brasl- Water we drink.Tne system should be BLAOKSTOOR & GALT, \u20145er duis onee British earl Jour 8\u201d Caution cheap and inferior subs & ques Pore Levis _courzsriesreransescauvne BOMBE CHANCE OE TIME.\u2019 kept carefully purified and all the organs nm me Sole Agents for Canada mad the United Stntos (wholesale only) various ch he Mark HOOD DERILITY, Rivlere du Loup.121554 < trat p J puri! ; BEATTY, COHADWIOR, 00 a8 Avenue, London, Bngland.stitutes being in the Market, Le VOS S WEAKNES Tr018 PISUOIO8.s sereeesonsasrsss LIE On and after Thursday, April lst, trains x P.0.4 toned to proper action.This can best be BLAOKST COK & NHVILLE, © Devid & O0., 9, Fenchurch Avenue, M NS Quackers.5 INDISPUT RimousFl.ar cumacsss ÉD M4 Gil run between Portage la Prairie and done by the regulating, purifying and OKS 2, 5 PROCES, Book by mail REALen.ure ue Dittle Melid.susnssnessasennes de Solsgirth, 88 follows :\u2014 tonic powers of Burdock Blood Bitters.Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c.xc ei, ERIE MEDICAL COC.,BUFFAL AID PHOLLON 0.000000 voresrnno Tel Ro.4 No.3] iwich Ie 5.M.Canwict B Bratry, ox ee = R 4 n à March 9 Dainouale Junetio! ceasaverrer Sl Mixed pais, STATIONS.\u201cy: G, BLA TOCK, [ee preeee tssasittsrasiagrdihia ee e ad Japon, To BE free from sick headhache, bilioue- THOMAS P, GALT, BE.8.NEVILLE.8, L À a Ie BR NOWoasLiO: rrarecesrirsosver nn dB Lil Be Leave Leave pondendt ness, constipation, etc., use Carter's itt e Bank Ton t 2 on danseree race se sar acces = a.m.am.Prairie pfore UM Liver Pills.Surictly vegetable.They CORI SES als of Toro AND OH ona 815.IODIDE OF RON F | L fi | ap ne rrmsserasees DOL Py 1:09 na Portage la Prairie greatly stimulate the liver and free the TORONTO, 3 The Grand Trank Trajus lcsving Montrea) a 1145/2124 4.Gladetone.god 0 stomach from bile.tr 8169 December 81.ou ved by the Academy of Mediciné of at 10,15 P.M.connect at Chaudiere Junetior d 29 on Neepawa.«ov.reas TO y with these trains, - : 520 fu sass ver, Err\u2019s CoooA.\u2014GRATEFUL AND Conrorr- OAMERON & MoPHILLIPS, Tis, axe speolally recimmended by tho The Trains to Haliax and St atm rar la 5510 \u201cap t-Minnedosa\u2026.hou rit 1NG.\u2014** By a thorougn knowledge of the Barristers, Ba ony Steet West, en King\u2019s evil, etc.,) the early stages of through to tael Car loaving Montreal on W on 6:05 6:16 ++ Nowdalo.of to natural laws whicu govern the operations CAwthra Cham) TORONTO, OT, OO re roo) day, Wecnesday and Friday, en Toate Se 813): Shoal Lake.lyd of digestion and nutrition, and by a care- \u2014\u2014 .Poorness 0.Jdiccourse.None genuine Halifax, and £he on ÿ e308, eal ein Bolsgirth rire fol wpplication of che \u201cne properties of Hoptor Cameron QG 1\" P.MeFRULs, ales aignod © Blanoard, #) rue Botaparis lan Tratmsare ran by Essternttandar: D | 22\" ) and 1 well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has pro- Paris.\u201d .: : our vided our breakfast table with a delicately MAOMAHON, MACDONALD, Bp E.Fongera&0o,, N.X., Agents for the U,¥ Time.UGH TICKETS may beobtained Ie ronda s and Thursdays.No.4 8.00 flavored beverage which may save us many DRAYTON & DUNBAR, dde ROSE DORE EE LYMAN, BONS & CO, Montreal Agents via rail and steamer to ail points on the wednesdays an Satardays.No.2, Tuesdays \u2014Two 04 heavy doctor's bills, It is by the judicious Barristers, Rolicitors, &o., - WILL CURE OR RELIEV Sid by Drugeiala aor Lower Bt.Law ence and In the Maritime | ang Fridays.No, 8 Tues 4 and la Préinie use of such articles of diet that a constitu- No.7 York Chambers TORONTO BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, fr AT E iN TS Provinces.tsandas nformaiten 1h regard to wir ve trains sonnel Pao, Ry.to and from sa tion may be gradually built up until strong \u201cToronto Gtroot, H.Dravrox, DYSPEPSIA DROPSY in CANADA, UNITED passenger féres, rates o: freight, train ar Winnipeg.1e (eight miles) runs \u2018mash enough Lo resist every tendency to disease.Go.Maovomarn, vO Pfr Dorman{ INDIGESTION FLUTTERING Be UROPHAN and FOREIGN rangements, &c., spply to Plone connection With thesagny miles) m 8%) Hundreds of eubtile maladies are floating 920 4 12m sw2é_ JAUNDICE, \u201cOF THE HEART, GONTEIES with prompéliude, G.W.ROBINSON, Mago Tor Shelmouth, Toddburm and Fu ow Year} around us ready to attack wherever there NCYember 1 ERYSIPELAS ACIDITY OF ! TRADE MARKS ABN aered, Eastern Freight ang Passenger Agent sell leaves Solagirth Tuesdays and Saturdays, Doris 15 8 weak point.We may escape many a GIBBONS, MoNAB &.SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, AGREEMENTS 138} ST.JAMES STREET returning Mondays and Thitradays.burn, Catal fos eoutt by keeping ourselves well fori ornint Ne HEARTBURN, NESS AI mattors relating to PATENTS trans Opposite Bi.Lawremoo Hall Stage jor Longteet, Landshurn, Secbarn, d Ba fed with pure blood and a properly nour- Barristers and Attornies, HEADAC 3 OF THE SKIN acted with Accuraou mptitude, and apo ; Montreal mouth, leaves Solsgirth'on Wednesdays and nel ished frame.\u201d Civil Service Gazette \u2014 momies rarung Stracta E HE, A se arisiny Réasonable Terma br > If you want a Nurse's{ p rormmser, Satardiys, returning 1nesdayaan y eee) Made simply with boiling water or milk, Comer Rionmondand Carting 4nd every species of disease arising \u2019 Solicitor né Expert.ri dvertise in The Hereld Chief Superintendent, We RB eral Superintendent, * House.Sold only in packets, Jabelled\u2014\u2018 Jaures \u2014 from M Ce LIVER, BLGOD.242 St James Btroel, fontreri place advertis RAILWAY OFFICE, { a r pe WL Sunday Eres & Co., Homeeopatheic Chemist, Lon- Geoiu Gibbong; | Geo.MoNab STOMACH, 50 | Proprictors, 1,58 Dorrespondenoe Invite.free Mocoton, HE, N07 111h1,1885.May don, England, 6md&w239 sannarr 3°\" T, MILBURN & C0.TORONTO \\Fauaary 8 PYTHIAN KNIGHTS.A Large Delegation Visit Montreal: } The Divisions and Knights Who Compose the Delegation, History of the Founder of the Order.How the Knights Amused Themselves in Toronto.Last evening a large delegation of the Knights of Pythias, who have been holding a convention in Toronto, arrived in the ity on the steamer Prince Arthur.They number about two hundred, all of whom registered at the Balmoral.Four divisions of the Order are represented, namely, the Hub, Boston, Mass.; Story, Manchester, New Hampshire ; the Rhode Island and the Narragansett R.I.The following are & few of the names of the visiting Knights :\u2014P.Allan Lindsay, Captain of the Hub Commandery; Commander Power, Lieut.E.H.Marble, J.Brown, James Durnford, John Robo, Detroit, Michigan; G.Arnold, Mr.Bernard, St Louis; Mark Wise, Bernard, II; F.Burns, Dubuc, Iowa; G.Menches, John Allender, Jessie Robinson, Hannibal, Miesouri; J.Onty, Milo, Iowa ; B.Valentine\u2019 Marion City, Iowa ; T.W.Telford, G.W.Brett, Macon City, Iowa; J.Willett, represerting Knights of Pythias in Utica Springs; P.C.Boyce, J.Goodnow, Hartford, Conn, ; J.Lakeman, New York ; J.Caulhord, Bufialo.The Knighte, who will leave for Boston this evening via the White Mouncains, will during the day visit the principal laces of interest in and about the city.he trip to Montreal is purely on pleasure, but many of the members expressed a strong desire to establish a branch of their order in this city.As the party arrived at a late hour last evening, they had very little chance of seeing the city, but with what they did see they expressed themselves delighted, especially with the number of large and handsome buildings which adorned the principal streets.The party is accompanied by the band of the First Regiment of the National Guards of Massachusetts, which is reported to be one of the finest in Boston, This band is about forty strong, twenty of whom accompany the excursion.Capt.P.Lindsay, suk- commander, stated to a HERALD represen: tative last evening that he would give Montrealers the opportunity of hearing them, as he intended to have them play today before Taz HrraLD office at 2 o\u2019clock, THE FOUNDER OF THE ORDER.In connection with the visit of the Kuights to Montreal, the following brief sketch of the founder of the order will be read with interest by the readers of the HErALD :\u2014 Justus Henry Bathbone was born in the town of Deerfield, Oneida county, New York, October 29, 1839.He was the son of Justus Hull Rathbone, a prominent lawyer of Utica, and Sarah Elizabeth Dwight Rathbone, a lineal descendant of Jonathan Edwards, and a member of the famous Dwight family, of New England.The name first given was Henry Edwin Dwight,but at the age of ten he was allowed to prefix his father\u2019s name, Justus, and to strike out Edwin Dwight, making his name as above.After attending Mount Vernon Boarding school, Ccurtland Academy, Carlisle Seminary and Madison University, he turned his face westward in 1857, going to Lake Superior, where he taught school at Eagle Harbor,Eagle River, and the North- West and Central mines, obtaining, in time, an assistant clerkship in the office of the latter company.It was while teaching school at Eagle Harbor that he became impressed with the story of Damon and Pythias, and resolved to write a ritual and organize a scciety that would emulate the glorious and undying lesson of friendship that has come down to us from ancient times.At the outbreak of the late war, he helped to form a company of volunteers for the First Michigan Regiment.Through some informality, however, the little com» mand was not mustered in, and its members suteequently joined the army in other paris of the State.;, Young Rathbone was called home by the death of his father, in May, 1861, and he next accepted the position of Chief Clerk of the United States Hospital at Germantown, Pa., the home of his sister, Mrs.J.O.Pease.This clerkship was held by him until he entered the army, and was ordered to Washington, D.C., in 1863, for duty in the Medical Department.It was while holding this position that Monday evening, February 15, 1864, he first read the ritual which he had com- sed to D.L.Burnett, W.H, Burnett, E 8.Kimball, M,D., and Robert A.Champion; andon Friday evening, February 19th, à meeting followed at Temperance Hall, Washington, D.C.,, J.T, K.Plant presiding and D.L.Burnett acting as secretary.At that meeting the Order of Knights of Pythias was organized, and the xitual, just as it had been prepared, was adopted.In 1865 he accepted a clerkship in the office of the Commissary-General of Subsistence.From 1866 to 1869 he was connected with the Second Auditor's office, and in the latter year he went to Boston to fill a place in Stetson\u2019s publishing house.Later he was made treasurer of the Independent News Company, of New York city, and at present he holds a position in the Adjutant-General\u2019s office in the War Department at Washington.On August 11, 1862, Bro.Rathbone was married to Miss Emma Louise Sanger, daughter of Gerry Sanger, Eeq., of Utica, N.Ÿ.They have two children, both girls.In height the founder of our Order measures five feet ten and à half inches.His weight is 220 pounds, and he has dark brown hair and clear blue eyes, He was the first Supreme Chancellor of the Order, and at the session of the Supreme Lodge in 1877, hë was made Supreme Lecturer.His lectures on \u2018True Pythianism,\u201d and The Mission of Our Order,\u201d are master- ieces, which it were well for every mem- er of the Order to hear.THE KNIGHTS AT PLAY.The following description of how the Knights amused themselves while in Toronto is taken from the Toronto Globe : A policeman was looking somewhat sternly and fixedly at some Knights on Yonge street dressed in outlandish costumes, when one of them, growing restive under the official gaze, said : ¢ What are you looking at?The Mayor's rented this town to us for a week.\u2019 .He might have added, without boasting, that they were good tenants, paying a pretty fair rent, and that when they go away the landlords will eadly miss their good-humored faces: If any policeman had undertaken to arrest everybody clad in queer toggery he would have had his hands full, for the Knights fairly vied with one another in donning absurd cos = THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 17 fumes.A King street store was ransacked or women\u2019s straw hais, and in a few minutes the hais formed a grotesque framework for jolly bronzed and bearded faces, and the Knights marched along King street, preceded by their band, and were greeted with roars of laughter by the citizens, while the emall boys screamed therselves hoarse with delight, A BABY CORPS was the next to appear om the scene.They had made a raid on a baby\u2019s clothing store, and delicate little caps rested on the tops of their heads and the strings neatly fasts ened under their chins.They carried broome and marched behind s fife and drum band with a soldier-like tread which contrasted oddly with their infantile head gear, The Michigan boys made, perhaps, the funniest exhibition of ail.Ia front of the procession a gallant Knight groaned under the weight of a huge framework of wood, from which Lung an empty botlle, the effect being highly picturesque.A string which hung from the beam was held by the Knight immediately in the rear, who contemplated the structure with an air of intense satisfaction, which was occasionally varied to one of sorrowful interest as his eye fell upon the empty bottle.Empty bottles, supported on rods, formed an important part of the display, but the favorite ornament was & losf of bread impaled on a sharp stick, At the centre of the procession a stuffed alligator was carried in such a way that it could be swung easily, Now the presence of the alligator in this particular place demands some explanation.Everybody knows that this alligator came with the Florida people, and that they regarded it with affectionate pride, They rejected with scorn the suggestion that the Michigan men had taken it from them by main force, or had carried it off in the dead of night, and likewise the supposition that it had been sold for Michigan gold, Gradually the opinion strengthened that the Southerners had been induced to PART WITH THEIR ALLIGATOR by the specious promise of the Michiganders that they would present them in return with the first alligator which they could catch in the River Don.The idea of getting a live alligator for a dead one was seductive, and the Florida men listened too trustingly to the wily Northerners\u2019 statements tnat these reptiles were so numerous in the Don that they formed a serious obstruction to navigation.The stuffed alligator was there anyway, and the looks of admiration with which the Michigan men regarded the animal showed that it was there to stay.Another dozen or so of Knights conceived the odd idea of emular ting a gang of convicts, They marched in what is known as the * lockstep,\u201d one man resting his hands on the shoulders of the man in front of him, Another company paraded the street smoking universal clay pipes, each capable of holding a day\u2019s smoke, Vegetables were a favorite means of decoration.One gallant Knight\u2019s neck was gracefully festooned with a tring of potatoes, and a ecore of Knights paraded with bunches of lettuce pinned to their breasts, whereat a citizen exclaimed \u201c lettuce celebrate.\u201d Even the fragrant union was not neglected asa means of adornment, and their presence caused tears of joy to fall from many eyes, Some of the more luxurious Knights hired vans, and made the streets resound with Ameri- Can airs, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GROCERS\u2019 ANRUAL HOLIDAY, Bhort, sharp and decisive was the action of the Grocers\u2019 Association last Thursday evening, Their approaching picnic was under discussion, and 1a almost a shorter space of time than the secretary could jot down the names commiitee after committee wae siruck, and the organization for 1886 completed.Below we give the names of the office-bearers, committee, ets.: George Graham, president; Thos.Gauthier, vice-president ; Alex.D.Fraser, secretary ; E.Elliott, treasurer.Com- mittee\u2014 Walter Paul, D.Crawford, J.M, Dufresne, W.V.Gordon, Alderman Mathieu, J.F.Gillespie, John Johnston, John Robertson, T.Corcoran, 8.8.Auld, J.Beanlan, J.Dagenais, T.J.Howard, H.Viger, T.Demers, J.B.Daoust, A, A.Labrecque, B.Connaughton, W.McGowan, D.McGarry, E.Cunningham, T.H.Malette, J.Vanier, M.P.Laverty, J.E.Manning, A.Desjardine, Fraccis Webb, J.C.Marchand, J.D.White, M.Cooke, J, C.Campbell, Alex.Graham, J.Kinsella, 3 Doe.Taser, M.Elliott, A.Gennatt, &c., c.The judges will include the Mayors of Montreal, St.Hyacinthe and Waterloo.The committee meet every Thursday night, and we bespeak the assistance on their behalf of all the trade, both wholesale and retail in the city, to make the celebration a grand success.he day is to be observed in St, Hyacinthe as a public holiday.linn LACROSSE IN TORONTO.The Excitement in the Queen\u2019s City Intense\u2014Referee Lewis in Great Demand.Reports from Toronto last evening state that the excitement over the lacresge match between the Torontos and Ontarios, which takes place this afternoon was never before equalled on a similar occasion, Yesterday Mr.John Lewis who had been chosen to act as referee in the Montreal- Cornwall match which takes place here, was inundated with despatches from the West.The first was from the Captain of the Toronto team, quickly followed by one from the Captain of the Ontarios, requesting him to go to Toronto and act as referee in the match, as the teams could not agree upon any other referee.He at once communicated with the Montreal and Cornwall teams, but they would not give him up.He wired the Toronto players to that effect, but they would not take no for an answer, and dispatches were piled in on him, saying he must go on.At 10.30 o\u2019clock, last evening, the last despalch was received, and up to that hour no referree had been agreed on in Toronto.Asin view of his previous engagement, Mr.Lewis cannot go on, and it is difficult to see how the Westerners will manage without a referee.Certainly, referes John is in great demand with lacrosse players; and why not ?for he is not a model referee.rte THE HAMMOND PERJURY CASE.Conclusion of the Evidenee in the Pre liminary Examination-\u2014The Magistrate Reserves Judgment, The preliminary examination in the case of the \u201cRev,\u201d Hammond, accused of perjury, was continued before Police Magistrate Desnoyers at 11 o'clock yesterday morning.On the opening of the case, Detective John Fahey was called on to give his evidence.This was simply a repetition of that given by the plaintiff Hall and the witness Palmer.On the enquiry being closed, His Honor decided not to hear the argument of counsel until his return from his holidays, which would be in a fortnight or three weeks.The \u201cRev.\u201d Hammond was, therefore, remanded back to jail, CITY NEWS.FRESH Havana Cicars.\u2014Five cases received this week, all choice brande.8.Hyman, 180 St, James street.A Sarecuarp.\u2014To eneure yourself a good smoke while spending your Sun- ay in the country, call at Hirsch's, opposite the Post Office, and procure a tin of his celebrated Perique Mixture.Notes Dave Hoserrar.\u2014The (reas urer of the Notre Dame Hospital, Mr.E.A.Gevereaux, acknowledges, with thanks, the following donations: Collection by employees of Pillow, Hersey & Co., $14.75 per Mr.R.G.Foster.Amoxc SALooN Passencærs by the Hamburg American Packet Company\u2019s steamship Rugia are the tollowing :\u2014Mrs.Burgoyne Maitland, Dr.Henry H.Todd and family, Mr.R.L.Preston, Mieses Taylor, Mr.T.McKenzie, Prof.Elliott, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Bain, Mr, Robert Reid.BarmorAL Hotes Ticker AGENCY.\u2014Mr, H.St.Dizier, long and favorably known in connection with the different railroads leaving Montreal, has taken charge of the ticket office and news stand in the Bal- moral Hotel, and will be happy to see his old friends.He can supply them with tickets for every lice leaving Montreal.Nor StcorssruL \u2014Word has been received here that Dr.Desjardins who went to Rome recently on behalf of Victoria College and to ask permission of the Pope to establish a new university, will shortly return without having succeeded in his mission.It 1s stated that His Holiness decided that the affairs of Victoria are to remain in siatu quo, Bucczssrur EXHIBITORS.\u2014Messrs.Tees Bros.have received orders in England for over ninety of their office desks.he first shipment of 13 cases was sent by steamer ¢¢ Lucerne\u2019 on Thursday last, Mr.Wm.Tees, who is now in England, expresses himself as being much pleased with the success of his firm at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, Stature LaBor Cases,\u2014Tne City Ate torney, with Messrs, Barnard and Doberty, who represent the petitioners in all cases, came to an understanding and agreed, yesterday morning, to have all the cases joined into one 18eue and that the'judgment in the sixteen cases now before the Court of Review will be considered final in every respect and definitely settling one and all of the numerous cases in dispute.Tue Masonic Exoursion.\u2014The grand excursion of Masons to Highgate Springs, which takes place this morning, should be largely attended, as it is sure to prove one of the most enjoyable of the season.A firet-class programme of sports and games has been prepared, and the commitiee of management are doing all in their power to make the excursion a grand success.SUBURBAN Tran \u2014The Canadian Pacific Railway have decided to run a Saturday suburban train from Montreal to Ste.Therese and intermediate stations, leaving Montreal at 2 p.m, and arriving at Ste.Therese at 3,10 p.m.The first train will start to-day, Saturday, calling at Hoche- laga, Mile Eud, Sault au Recollet, Bord a lois, 8t.Martin\u2019s Junction and Ste.08e, NATURE\u2019s QUIET RETREAT.\u2014Any of our readers in quest of a choice spot to spend a few days or weeks cannot do better than teke in the trip to Tadousac, down by the sea, The season is now well under way and the hotel is filling up fast.The table 18 well supplied with the best of everything, the rooms are light and airy, and the locality is the healthiest in Canada.By all means epend some of the heated term at the Tadousac Hotel, Bar EXAMINATIONS.\u2014Among others,the following have passed the examination for admission to practice, just held at Three Rivers :\u2014Messrs.Demers, Gendron, Si- cotle, Champagne, Mackie, Brown, Olivier, Lacourciere, Savard, Murray, Murphy, Cameron, Hamel, Shurtlif and Beland.The examinations were still in progress yesterday.In the examination for admission to study, which it is stated were unusually severe, only two English-epeak- ing candidates were successful, viz., Messrs.Barnard and Ferguson.RicHMoND Square Puanmaoy.\u2014In reference to the sudden disappearance of Marabee, who was connected with the Richmond Square Pharmacy, it has been explained to us, and we have reason to believe, that he was not the proprietor, but only a clerk, and that the gentleman in whose name the business was conducted was really the proprietor and not \u201ca needy apothecary's clerk.\u201d The proprietor informed us that he is a loser by Marabee, who has acted very badly indeed, leaving the proprietor to meet engagements of his contracting, in regard to which, however, the creditors seem willing to make a reasonable settlement.Excaaves Bank Assets Soun.\u2014The Assomption lumber mills and limits, one of the Exchange Bank assets, and down in the books as worth $100,000,have just been sold for $30,000 to a syndicate composed of Messrs.D.N, Ross, Rooert Reford, J.Dillon, Ulric Ross and Alex.McLaurin.The syndicate propose to run the mills again, By the purchase they have the right to cut timber over a space of three hundred miles, partly situated in Ste.Julienne.The bsnk will now soon declare another dividend of ten per cent, making the whole dividend paid amount to sixty cents on the dollar.\u2018The liquidators are in hopes of having the whole of the bank\u2019s affairs settled by the end of the year.CONCERT AT VIGER GARDEN, \u2014To-morrow evening (Sunday), at 8.15 p.m., the City Band (65th Batt.) will play the following programme at the Viger Garden :\u2014 PROGRAMME.1.March.,.¢ King of Terror\u201d.Marie 2.Overture.* Fra Diavolo\u201d.Auber 3.Waltz.\u201c Soldaten Lieder\u201d.Gung\u2019l 4.Mexican Berenade.\u2018 Mandolinata.{San gley 6.Mareh, .\u201c Chinese War\u201d.Michaelis 6 Grand Selection.\u2018 Lohengria \u201d.\u2026 [Wag 7.Descriptive[Music.\u2026.\u2018\u2019 The Forge in the [Forest \u2019.Michaelis (By special request.) 8.Galop.\u201cHop! Hop livia Fischer God Save the Queen.Comrorr.\u2014Onejof E.À.Gerth\u2019s splendid cigars is just what is wanted such weather as this.1323 St.Catherine street.Mr.Norris Best's New Ounists will leave Victoria Square for Bord a Plouffe this p.m.at 3 'elock.3 {The \u2019bus has just been turned out of Lalonde\u2019s, 8t.Joseph 8t., one of the best builders in Canada,and is intended for the service of that popular hotel, the Laval House, Bord a Plouffe.It is covered, with drab curtains for wet weather, and of the same general style as those running between the Montreal Post Office and the Mountain, only more handsomely finished and painted.It is cushioned and lined in maroon, and will seat 12 10 15 persons, The body is painted a dark green,with ¢ Laval House \u201d in gold letters on the side; the undergear is yellow, striped with black.The wheels, axles and springs are all of Concord make; the neck yoke is of the latest improves ment,and the entire bus is most creditable both to the owner and the builder.ere The Point St, Charles Methodists hold their annual excursion today at Vandreuil, The trains leave at 8,30 am.and 2,20 p.m ner TRE.SAIURDAY HALF-ROLIDAY.Slowly but surely are the city merchants falling into line in the Saturday balf-holi- day movement.Starticg the list, which we publish daily, with but a few names of those who give a half day of rest in the week to their hard-werked employes, it bas steadily increased in length, and each day has found one or more firms sending in their names to Tnz HrraLD, with the statement that in future they would close on Saturday afternoon.The following notes were received at THE HERALD office yesterday: \u2014 GENTLEMEN, Please add our name to the ilst of early closers on Baturday which you publish In 5our Saturday number, and much oblige Yours truly, A.QUINTAL & FILS.To the Editor of the Montreal Herald.Will you kindly ineert our firm's name amongst the list of Saturday early closing establishments, N.& S.NORDHBIMER.ST, JAMES STREET.Henry Morgan & Co,, dry goods, 268, J.Fortier, stationer, 256.R.C.Wilson, tailor, 253.F.C.Grafton, books, 252 \u2018Wm.Drysdale & Co, books BA Goodyear Rubber Co., 221.G.BR.Prowse, hardware, 222, J.Brown & Bro,, hardware, 225.J.Thompson, furniture, 227.Dawson Bros., books, 233.Palsley & Ross, tailors, 206.George Bishop Engraving & Printing Company, 165, Adam Darling, 203.A.& 8S.Nordheimer, Planoforte Ware rooms, 211.NOTRE DAME STREET.M.Hicks & Co., 1821 and 1823.Liggett & Hamilton, dry goods, 1883.John Altken & Co., dry goods, 1757.ue C.DeZouche & sous, paper hangings, 8.Carsley, dry goods, 1765.A.L.Boyer, merchant tailors, 1776, G.A.Holland, fancy goods, 1758, Jno.Murphy & Co., dry goods, 1781.eS Eveleigh & Co., office and warerooms, Bow & Dieterle, dry'goods, 1791.Baylis & Son, carpets, 1847.Morton, Phillips & Bulmer, stattoners, 1755.A.E.Goyette, Jeweller, 1725.R.& W.Kerr, hardware, 1889.R.Sharpley & Sons, joweliery and fanoy goods, 1678 and 1680, Willis & Co., pianos, organs and sewing machines, 1824.G.Barrington & Sons, trank manufacturers, 1805.\u2019 Robert Miller, Sen & Co., 1872, W.Scott & Son, importers and dealers in oll paintings, water color drawings, etchings and fine engravings, Kastern goods, 1747.HOSPITAL STREET.Abbott, Tait, Abbotts & Campbell, 11.ST.PETER STREET, Richards Tailoring Co., 114, Johnston Fiuid Beef Company, 77.C.W.Coates, bookseller and stationer, 3.3 ST, PAUL SIREET.A.Darling, 417.N, Quintal & Fiis, importers liquors and cigars, 274, 8T.LAWRENCE STREET.Bolsseau & Frere, dry goods, 236.Dominion Umbrella Co., 60.ST, CATHERINE STREET N.E.Hamilton & Co., 1348, BLEURY STREET.J.B.Young, tinsmith, 44.Burland Lithographic Co., 5, 7 and & X.Hendery, silversmiths, 184.CRAIG STRENT.F.Gross, surgical instruments, 690.Dominion Umbrella Co., (84, George Bishop Engraving & Printing Company, 646, of wines, L 8T.MAURICE STRERT.J.M.Fortier, Creme de la Creme Cigar Factory, 143, 145 and 147.FORTIFICATION LANE.George Bishop Printing & Engraving Company [Limited], manufaciory 140, JACQUES CARTIER STREET.Chas.Hebert, Dominion Cigar Box Manu- frcturer, 239.COTE 8TRERT.&.Davis & Sons.ANN STREET.Day & Deblo!s, Founders, 110 to 120 VICTORIA SQUARE.Mount & Fisher, plumbers, 16.COMMISSIONERS STREET.L.Chsput, Son & Co., 311.IN.Quintal & Bons, importers wines, liquor and cigar, groceries, etc., 113 and 115.Our merchants need not be backward in éending in their names.We mean what we offer\u2014a free advertisement for the bene- of the Half Holiday Movement.THE BOARD OF HEALTH, Spectal Meeting Yesterday\u2014The Island Bath in Good Condition\u2014The Wellington Street Bath to be Repaired.An adjourned special meeting of the Board of Health was convened at 3 o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon for the purpose of receiving the report of the sub-committee appointed to investigate the question of repairs to our two public baths.There were present: Aldermen Gray (chairman), Moorey, White, Hamelin, Beausoleil and Mount, After the usual routine, & report was read by Secretary Flynn from Mr.Radford, Sanitary Inspector, on the condition of the Island bath.The report stated that an inspection of the bath had been made and that it was found to be in good condition.The repairs to it have been well done.The question of the public bath at Weli- ington street bridge was then taken up.A letter was read from a Mr.Mooney, offering to erect a permanent bath in the canal at a cost of $400; the said bath to be so constracted that it could be taken down each winter and stored away, ready for erection in the spring.The letter further offered to do the work of putting up and taking down the bath for $50 per year for a time of five years.A letter wae then read from a Mr, Fyfe, offering to make the necessary repairs and put a new bottom in the old bath for the sum of $150.The report of the sub-committee appointed to ses about the Wellington street bath was ther handed in and read.It strongly recomme-ded the acceptance of Mr.Mooney\u2019s offer, as it would be the cheapest in the end to have & new bath constructed according to the plan that gentleman proposed.A brief discussion then ensued on the two letters received, after which it was moved by Ald, White :\u2014 \u201c That the sum of $150 be voted for the immediate putting in repairs of the Wellington Bridge bath in order that it may be used at once, and that the work be done under the direction of the sub-committee, The motion was carried, and there be no further business before the Board, it adjourned.pe \u201c Hail! Horrors, Mail!\u201d 1s an expression of Milton regarding the \u201c infernal world.\u201d Itisnot too much to say that those who suffer from catarrh would thus express themselves about that disease.Torlure and despair mark their daily existence.However, every case can be cure by Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy.1ts proprietors have for years made a $500 for an incurable case.Ii speedily subdues all bad smells in thoroughly cleansing, antiseptic, soothing and healing in its effects, rdew 169 eg Irr«vsinG Her Farmer.\u2014 Catherine Costello, aged 50 years, was before the Recorder, yesterday, charged with having struck her father, who is 88 years, on the head.She was sentenced to one month\u2019s imprisonment.standing offer in all the newspapers of MARINE INTELLIGERCE.BY THE RIVER AND CANAL, Thirty one craft passed through the canal on Thursday.The electric light for the canal is expected to be ready by Monday.Steamship Lebrl], from Quebec, entered the canal yesterday.The steamship Benison will not leave port till this morning.The steamship Ashdene leaves Montreal to-morrow with a general cargo for London.The depth of water in the ship channel in .ake St.Peter, yesterday, was 27 ft.9 in The steamship Dracons, from Newport with a cargo of rails,arrived in port yester- dap.The steamship Trojan leaves for Sydney this morning, where she will take a cargo of coal for Montreal.The Bark Arlington has gone into the dry dock for repairs.She will mot be floated before eight or ten days.The steamship Saint Asaph will not leave port till next week, some of her cargo of grain having been delayed.The steamship Ocean King, of the Tem- perley Line, left London yesterday morning for Montreal.The steamship Newcastle City is still aground.Yesterday she shifted about a hundred feet and is now worse onthe shoals than when she struck.The steamship Grasbrook, of the White Cross Line, arrived in port yesterday.The trip out is reported to bave been very stormy.About thirty or forty icebergs were passed near the Straits of Belle Isle, a] Avrived Port of Montreal, July 16.Steamship Grasbrook, Antwerp, 1,275 Schwaner, general, Munderloh.Steamship Lebell, Milne, from Quebec, general, J.Burstall, Barge Protecteur, Lamontagne, bricks.Barge Iowa, M.T.C., grain.Barge Toledo, M.T.C., grain.Barge Lark, K, M, F.Co., grain.Barge St.J.Baptiste, Norio, cordwood.Barge Columbia, Lamontagne, cord- wosd.Barge Orion, Mutti, cordwsod.Barge Wheat Bin, M.F.Co., grain.Barge Kinghorn, M.F.Co., grain.Barge Gus.Adolphe, Caron, sand.Bargs St.Michael, Robillard, bricks.Barge M.Immaculata, Robillard, grain.Barge Aurora, Contois, grain.CLEARED\u2014July 16.Scheoner Canopus, #7, Chicone, Perce, general, Brock & Co.Steamship Trojan, 1070, Barber, Sydney: C.B., ballast, J.G.Sidey.teamship Eastern Star, 775, Fox, Cow Bay, À.Dotkell & Co, Arrived via Lachiue Casal\u2014Jaly 16, Steamer Welshman, from Ottawa River rts to Montreal\u2014104 bxs cheese D.Mc- herson; 286 bags wheat A W Ogilvie; 25 os eggs J Savage; 5 tubs butter to order, PORT OF QUEBEG [SPECIAL REPORT TO THE HERALD.) Quesco, July 16, ARRIVED.Steamship Lake Huron, Bernson, Liverpool, H.H.Sewell, general, Bark Western Ocean, Berwick, Cartha- gena, J.Burstall & Co., ballast.Steamship Polino, Delisle, Cow Bay for Montreal.Steamship Invermay, Lang, Pictou for Montreal.Steamship Domingo, Wilson, Glace Bay for Montreal.Steamship Er) King, Priske, London for Montreal, CLEARED, Aark Anna, Andresen, Grange, Month, McArthur Bros.Bark Frank Bruno, London, Dobell, Beckett & Co.Bark Flora, Jorgensen, Sharpness, John Burstall & Co.Bark Marc Haagensen, London, Price Bros.& Co.Bark » Hanson,London, Dobell, Beckett 0.Bark Dukee, Montreal, Ross & Co.Schooner Ste.Anue, Tremblay, 8t.John, Nfld., Price Bros.& Co.Schooner P.Fortin, Despres, Sts., Anne des Monts, Planguay, Steamship Otter, May, Point, A.Fraser & Co.NOTES.The bark Martha is reported at hand inward.The tug Rigaud left for Ottawa at 6 p.m.with a tow of lumber barges.The bark Signet left for Montreal tonight in tow of the tug; Mersey.The steamship Polino reports a loaded bark from Pictou and others inward in the gulf, The steamship Toronto at L1 a.m.and Wylo at 4.40 p.m., both arrived from Montreal and proceeded.The bark Sigrid, before reported errested for towage, hay settled the case and the vessel has been released, The steamship Lake Huron, which passed up to Montreal this morning, has some ninety horses on board.The bark Kate C.Maguire came out of Russell\u2019s dock this morning, and has commenced loading for South America, Several vessels of the Quebec timber fleet have left the other side on their second voyage here this season\u2014nearly all Norwegians, The wrecking schooner Florence is on her way up to port from Anticosti with a cargo of materials from the wrecked steamship Brooklyn.The steamship Lake Huron at 3 a.m., Invermay at5 p.m., Polino at same time, Domingo at 5.30 p.m.and Erl King at 7 p.m, all proceeded for Montreal.The agent of ihe tug steamer William, which arrived from below this morning, reports the barks Boomerang inward for Saguenay and Kate Harding for St.Thomas.Captain Bernson, of steamship Lake Huron, on his arrival in, Port,this morning, from Liverpool, reports ordinary weather crossing.On July 12, at 8.30 a, m., in lat.54 2 n, long.46,20, we passed Dominion line steamship Oregon, bound east, Same day, late, 53 32 n long.48 33 w, passed sleamship Lake Winnipeg, bound east.For eighty miles outside straits had thick weather and passed a great numper of icebergs.On Tuesday, July 13th, at noon, passed a Donaldson line \u201csteamship seventeen miles east by north of Belleisle, Wednesday, July 14th, a 9 a.m,, passed thelwreckfof a bark painted black, vessel full of water and floating very low.Starboard bulwarks and part of starboard side out of water ; toremast and maintopmast gone.Had Plimsoll\u2019s mark on the side, and apparently a new vessel, The wreck is in the track of steamships bound up or down, being east three-quar- ters north, 55 miles from Heath Point, Esquimeaux WEATHER AND SHIPPING IN THE GULF, July 16, 11,45 a.m, L\u2019IsLer\u2014Dull, cloudy, raining and calm Inward at 2 p.m, yesterday one bark ang four steamers.Outward at 2 p,m, yes- terday, steamship Sarmatian,at 2 p.m.to-dey, steamship Toronto.River DU Lortr\u2014Dense fog, calm and raining.Pilot ecuooner No.4 at wharf.Outward at 7 p.m.yesterday, Magnet, Inward at 1 p.m.yesterday, William, towing a bark.Farrer Poixr\u2014Dull, cloudy and warm; strong eonthwest wind.Inward at123midnight steamship Lake Huron, and sarly this a.m.two ships.Outward at 12 noon steamship Sarmatian ; at 3 p.m.steamship Lucerne.Cap Caarte\u2014Dull, cloudy and warm.Inward at 11 30 a.m.yesterday, steamship Invermay ; at 12 noon yesterday, steamship Domingo ; at 5 p.m.yerterday, steamship Er! King, and at 9.30 à.m.today, steamship John Knox, Marri River\u2014Dall, cloudy and calm, Inward at 2.30 p.m.yesterday, steamship Erl King, and at 2 p.m.to-day, steamship Bonavista.Care MacpALEN \u2014 Dull and cloudy; light southwest wind.Inward at 11 a.m, 85.Invermay, and at 9.30 a.m.tc-day one steamer.Fauz Porst\u2014Clesr, fine and calm.Inward at 7 a.m., 8S.Bonavista.Outward at 12 noon, yacht Muriel, reports all well ; and at 2 p.m., SS.Sarmatian, Care Drsparr\u2014Foggy aud raining strong southwest wind.Inward at 5.30 a.m.,, SS.Admiral, and at 1 p.m., SS.Miramichi.; .AxT10osT: \u2014 Dull and cloudy ; ligh southeast wind, Florence passed Fox Bay for Quebec yesterday.Packet arrived at English Bay this a.m.Low Point, C.B.\u2014Dull and cloudy with rain ; light south winds.Outward to-day Waverley and bark Janet Ferguson.Outward yesterday bark Martha Reid.Carz Rav, Nfld.\u2014Dull and cloudy ; light southeast winds, One bark outward yesterday.Fishing poor.INLAND NAVIGATION.Porr DarHousIE, Ont, July 16.\u2014Ves- sels passed up\u2014Schooners Gulnsir, Hamilton to Washa Bay, light; O.M.Bond, Port Dalhousie to Buffalo, coal; Erie Belle, Hamilton to Ashtabula, light; steamers Cuba, Montreal to Chicago, general cargo; Ocean, Montreal to St.Catharines, general cargo; City of Utica, Youngstown to Buffalo, light; Cowie and barges, Ogdensburg to Chicago, lignt, Down\u2014Steamer Otego, Toledo to Og.densburg, corn; schooners J.H.Breck, Toledo to Kingston, corn; Marquis, Clevc- land to Brockville, coal.Porr COLBORNE, Ont, July 16 \u2014Passed up\u2014Schooners Blazing Star, Charlotte to Detroit, coal; Angus Smith, Charlotte to Chicago, coal; Wm.Home, Sodus Point to Chicago, coal; Defiance, St.Catharines to Buffalo, light; propellor L.Shickluna, Toronto to Sandusky, light: Alma Munro, Montreal to Port Colborne, light.Down\u2014Schooners J.H.Breck, Toledo to Kingeton, corn; Marquie, Cleveland to Toronto, coal; W.J.Suffell, Cleveland to St.Catharines, coal; Gen.Franz Sigel, Toledo to Ogdensburg.corn; H.Dudley, Port Arthur to Kingston, wheat; steam barge Nipegon and consorts, Pequaming to Ogdensburg, lumber, Cleared\u2014Tug Kate Williams, for Lake Huron, with the schooners Angus Smith and Wm.Home in tow.In harbor to-night\u2014Tug Metamora and conrort.consorts, steam barges Niagara,Bruno and Marinelets.The State Line steamship State of Pennsylvania, from Glasgow and Belfast, arrived at New York Friday morning.The Hamburg American Packet Co.\u2019s steamship Rugia sailed from New York July 15th with over 70 saloon passengers, The Allan mail steamship Caspian, from Liverpool for Baltimore via St.John\u2019s, Nld., and Halifax, arrived at Halifax at 9 a.m.on Friday, The Dominicn Line steamship Quebec, from Quebec 3rd instant, with 1,533 sheep and 246 cattle, arrived at Bristol Thursday and landed her live stock in good condition with the exception of 28 sheep which died on the paseage.The Allan steamship Nestorian, from Montreal, arrived at London on Thursday, and labded her live stock shipment of 225 oxen avd 1,249 sheep in good order, with the exception of one ox and forty-five sheep which died on the passage.er THE LIGHT OF THE CENTURY.The Electric Lights to be in Fall Oper ation this Evening.The Royal Electric Light Company will have all the lights contracted for within the city in full operation for the first time to-night.The lights, by a mechanical contrivance, the patent of which is owned by the Company, will burn all night, and the gac-lamps being extinguished on Notre Dame, St.James, St.Catherine, Craig, St.Lawrence and McGill streets, the citizens will have a better opportunity of judging of the merits of the new system than au either of the preliminary trials on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.On Thursday night the streets lighted were St.Catherine street, from Papineau road to the English Cathedral ; Notre Dame street, from the jail to McGill street ; St, James street, from the Court House to Victoria Square ; Craig street, its entire length to McGill street, from the Square to Common street.The total number of lights in operation were 76, compared with 37 that were running on Wednesday night, The lights were turned on at 7.30 o'clock dnd extinguished at 11.So far, one cannot fairly judge of the benefit to be derived fram the new light, nor can it be decided es yet if they will give perfect satisfaction, as the trials made have only been to test the circuit.Complaints are already heard that the lights are too few in number; that they are too high ; that they are all on one side of the street, etc.Certainly Craig street was not as brilliant as might have Been expected, but the light on St.James street was uearly as perfect as possible.In conversation with Mr, Ross, the manager of the company, he states that having the lights ali on one side of the street could not well be avoided, and in regard to their height, they were lower than in any of the other cities in Canada where the light was in use.\u2018He said that when the gas lamps were extinguished the light would be 150 per cent.better, as while they were lighted it was like mixing clean and dirty water with the expectation of obtaining the clean article.He also added that many more lights had still to be put in place, and until this was done it would be unfair to decide against the new system, As opinions always differ it was to be expected that there would be complaints, but be the lights too high or too few, the one thing certain is that they are a vast improvement on the light of other days, To-night, however, the citizens will be better able to judge of the value of the new ight.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 You hardly realize that it is medici ne, when taking Carter's Little Liver Pills, they are very small; no bad effects; all troubles from torpid iiver are relieved by their use.trs 169 me Ziem _Adverlisements ATLANTIC AND NORTHWEST RAILWAY COMPARY, NOTICE.A Special General Meeting of the Share holders of the Atlantic and Northwest Railway Company will be held at the office of the Company, in the Canadian Pacfic Railway Building, Placa d\u2019Armes, Montreal, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-first day of July nexty at TWELVE o'clock noon, to consider and authorize the purchase of the International Railway of Canada, including the Internat- fonal Railway of Maine, the Waterloo and Magog Railway, and the Missisquoi and Black River Valley Railway; and the lease, with agreement of sale, of the Stanstead.Shefford and Chambly Railway.Also, to consider and authorize the assumption of the contract made with the Government of Carada by the International Railway Company (of Canada) for the construction in part of railway conne ecting Montreal with the ports of St John and Halifax ; also todetermine upon the issue of First Mortgage Bonds upon the entire consolidated Railway ; upon the nature, amount and conditions of such issue; and upon the mode of securing the same; and to adopt all requisite measures and proceedings incidental to the foregoing purposes.By order of the Board, CHARLES DRIN KWATER, SECRETARY\u2019S OFFICE, Montreal, June 17th, 1856, l 149 Canadian Pacific Railway R DIVIDEND NOTICE.The Half-yearly Dividend upon the Capital Btock of this Company at the rate of Three (3) per cent.per annum, secured under agreement with the Government of the Dominion of Canada, will be paid on the 17th August next to Stock-ho:ders of record on that date.Warrants for this Divided, payable at the Agency of the Bank of Montreal, 59 Wall Street, New York, will be delivered, on and after August 17th, at the office of the Com- any\u2019s Agents, Messrs J.Kennedy Tod and ompany, 63 William Street, New York, to Stock-holders who are reglstered on ths Montreal or New York Register.Warrants of European Shareholders, who are on the London glister, will be payable in Sterling at the rate of Four Shillings and One penny half-penny (4s 1} d) per dollar, less Inoome Tax, and will be delivered on or about, the same date at the office of the Company, 88 Cannon Street, London, England.The Transfer Books of the Company will be cloged in London at 8 o\u2019clock P.M.Friday, July 9th, and in Montreal and New York at he same hour on Wednesday, the 21st July, and wlll be re-opened at 10 A.M.on Wedneg.day, August 18th, 1886, By order of the Board.CHARLES DRINKWATER, ° Secretary.Office of the Segrotary, | Montreal.we 1A 516 Exceptionnal Chance 10 Secure a Valuable Business.I am instructed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce to offer for sale the Barber Property, at Streetsville ,near Toronto, it consists of:\u2014 The Mill proper, a large substantial four story Stone Bullding, with outlying Stone and Brick additions, four Store-Houses, Dye House, Boiler House, Machine Shop, Black smith Shop, ete.The Plant and Machinery, 18 very extensive, fills the four Stories or the Mill, end has à capacity to produce in Woollen Cloths or Fine Tweeds over 1,200 yards per day.The Machinery isall by the best well-known English Makers, and a large portion of it comparatively new, all in good order and condition for immediate use.Gas Works for supplying the Mill, with Gas Pipes to every part, and Steam Pipes from the Boller House.The Motive Power is a 52 inch Leffel Water Wheel, under a 22 foot head of never-failing Water, giving abundanca af Power all the - year round.A Substantial Brick Building, used a8 a General Store and for the Offics of the Mill.A Substantial Brick Waiehouse for the manufacture of Clothing.80 Workmen\u2019s Dwellings.93 Acres of good Farming Land.The whole 10 be had at à low price for Cash, or on easy termsof payment, to a satisfactory purchaser.I have Jersonally examined the Mill property, and can vouch for the Report of experts as well as for the above description.I will be glad to hear from proposin flde buyers to my address, elther in or Oshawa.JOHN LIVINGSTONE.July 9 irs 164 THGUSAND ISLAND ROUSE ALEXANDRIA BAY, River St, Lawrgnoe, R.H.SOUTHGATE, C.P.CLEMES, President.Manager.Fine Boating, Fishing and Hunting.Unsurpassed region for hay fever sufferers.No malaria, mosquitoes, or hot nights.staffof the Hotel Brunswick, N.Y.bona- oronto 72\" Rates from $17.50 to $28 por week.June 30 SEA BATHING.INCH-ARRAN HOUSE.BALHOUSIE\u2014Eafe des Chaleurs, N.B, Patronized by His Excellency the Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor-General of Canada, and lesding families of the Dominion.Now improved apd completed.Is open for the season ending 15th Sentember.Unequatiod scenery, Bathing, Boating, Fishing and Driv 166 ing ; 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