The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 17 août 1886, mardi 17 août 1886

[" usvia.rived an ak i Nor- from it the er, is e city 1.etroity Mont, nadian pe on y Mr.ge.{bam, loung- r.an Neb at the Earl n.Mr DC, great part of the programme arranged., Var ald À- f New [emen 7 nexb VOL.LXXVIII\u2014197 CARADIAK DESFATCRES STRINGENT QUARANIINING.Particulars ef the Plenvo-Pnenmonin outbreak nt Quebec.Quezxc, Angust 16.\u2014Dr, Couture, Quarantine Inspector, speaking of the pleuro-pneumonia amongst the quarantine cattle, ateted that two weeks ago a high-priced Galloway bull belonging to Mr.McCrea, of Guelph, showed signs of indisposition.The man in charge Aid not consider the case a sufficiently serious one to warrant it being brought to the potice of the Superintendent, Dr Couture, Immediately on learning the ( nature of the.disease he coneulted with Dr.McEachran and notified the Department of Agriculture, when it was decided to immediately slaughter the affected animal.The post-mortem examination fully confirmed Dr.Couture\u2019s diagnosis of the case.The quarantine authorities have had no difficulty in tracing the origin of the disease.The bull before referred to was one of a herd of 55 Galloway cattle urchased by Mr, McCrea from Messrs, igger & Son, of Chspelton, Scotland, amongst whose stock pleuro-pneumonia declared itself about a month after the departure of McCrea\u2019s herd.Thus the disease must have been communicated to this herd before it left Scotland, whish was about nine weeks ago, Mr.McCren\u2019s ttle having been now in quarantine about Sven rocks, The whole of the Messrs, Biggar\u2019s stock in Scotland has been destroyed by the local authorities, Avother animal of Mr.MeCrae\u2019s herd and ono not then showing any symptoms of pleuro-pnemonia was slaughtered on \u2018Wednesday last and found to be affected.Since that day some thirty other cattle of the same herd have shown unmistakable symptoms of the disease, It has been resolved to slaughter the whole herd and this drastic measure will Be put into execution on Wednesday next and following days.The animals will be cremated as quickly as killed and the delay in slaughtering is due to the necessity for the erection of a kiln sufficiently large for the disposal of so many gisughtered cattle.Mr.MeCrea\u2019s herd consists of cattle valued at fully $750 each, The law provides thatthe pro- prieters shall be wholly or partially indemnified by the Government for loss sustained by cattle slaughtered by the uarantine authorities, The sheds occupied by the infected cattle end evorything that came into contact with them will also be burned and none of the cattlenow in quarantine will be allowed to leave until two months more beyond the expiration of their ordinary quarantine term of three months.Although there is believed to be no possibility of other herds becoming affected, all cattle arriving by the same ship are being kept distant from those brought out on other vessels, with the exception of such cattle as may now be en route for Quebec.No others will be admitted to the Levis quarantine, Cablegrams have been sent to Liverpool directing that all further shipments this seasou be sent to Halifax where there is also a quarantine establishment.There are at present some 340 cattle in the Levis quarantine valued at $75,000 to $100,000, but it is confidently believed that nene will take the disease outside of the affected herd and such-other eattle as arrived by the same ship.The latter include a herd of 35 polled Angus animals belonging to Mr.Andrew Allan aud valued at over $10,000, None of this herd bave as yet developed symptoms of the disease though it is scarcely ox- pected by Dr, Couture that they can escape.As soon as pneumonia declares itself among them the whole herd will be slaughtered and cremated.The authorities have not the slightest fear that the disease will spread beyond the limits of the quarantine station.PO LATESK FROM OTTAWA.Tracking the Train Wreckers\u2014Peor sonal\u2014A Rainy Civic Holiday.OrTAWA, August 16.\u2014It is reported that the detectives entrusted with the case bave obtained a good clue to the perpetrators of the attempt at wrecking the Orange excursion train on the Canada Atlantic Railway, near Casselman, on the 13th of July last, and that a couple of arrests are about to be made.The Roman Catholic citizens in the vicinity of Caesel- men have done everything in their power to assist the detectives in their search, and some even offered a reward for the dis- covezy oi the guilty parties to show tkeir utter disapproval of such warfare against religious opponents.Stuart C.Cumberland, the celebrated mind reader of England, is in the city.Commander Bonaparte Wyse, of Paris, France, is in the city accompanied by his family.He is on hig way to visit the French colony at Lake Demiseamingue as representative of the syndicate of French capitalists interested in promoting a settlement there.On account of the rain to-day, the firemen\u2019s picnic, expected to be the greatest event of the civic holiday, had to be postponed.The excursionists to Eastman Springs, who numbered nearly 1,000, had to stand the rain and went on with a A new passenger boat is to be built next winter for Captain Garrett of the Ida, now plying betwe:n Kingston snd Montreal vie Ridean Canal and Ottawa River.The new boat will be used mainly as an excursion steamer, making the round trip from Montreal up the Ottawa and Rideau to Kingston and back to Montreal by the St.Lawrence.THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.League Deieg™tes to Chicago \u2014 Iriel\u201d Loyalist BDelezates \u2014 St, Anne Pilgrims, QUEBEC, August 16,\u2014Messs, Laurence Lynch and Charles McCarron have left for Chicago to attend the convention as representatives of the Irish National League of this city.They were escorted to the train by a large number of Irish- mi; À is stated that the Freuch frigates La Minerve and Talisman will shortly visit Quebec.The former is the flagship on France\u2019 North American station and carries the flag of Vice-Admiral Vignes, The latter is a pe of the third class, ATES?GABLE NEWS.| Gladstonian, 3,355.of Captain Penna.Both veseels are at present at Sydney, C.B.J ; The steamship Sarmatian, which sails} from Liverpool for Quebec on the 26th will take a deputation from the Ulster Union consisting of the Rev, Mr.Kane, Orange Grand Master Hill and Mr.Sraith, a barrister, for the purpose of explaining to their bretbren in Canada and the States the Irish loyalist cause.H.M.S.flagship Bellerophon leaves port to-morrow.His Eminence Cardinal Taschereau returned to town to-day from a visit to his family at Beauce.Twenty-iwo thousand one hundred and seventy-five pilgrims have visited the Shrine of St.Anne at St, Anne de Beaupre since first January last up to ate, RBITISM POLITICS.Preparing for the New Session of Parliament.Loxpow, August 16,\u2014Mr.Gladstone is busily engaged preparing for the new session of Parliament.The Queen held a council this morning at Osborne Castle with the members of the ministry, The terms of the Queen\u2019s speech to be made at the reassembling of Parliament were agreed upon, Lord Salisbury returned to London after the council.MR, GLADSTONE NOT TO VISIT IRELAND, Cork, August 16.\u2014Mr, Gladstone has written a letter to the Mayor of Cork, in which he says that the report that he intends to visit Ireland is untrue, He adds that he hopes to be able to take a short holiday on the continent soon.ARCHBISHOP WALSH ON THE LAND QUESTION, DUBLIN, August 16.\u2014 Archbishop Walsh, in an interview, said he believed that the land purshase question would never he settled except on Michael Davitt\u2019s nationalization principles of just compensation to the actual holder rather than on the principles of Henry George.He commended the scheme of Dr, Dale as set forth in the Contemporary Review of June, accepting Mr, Gladstone\u2019s bill as à minimum starting point for the establishment of a statutory parliament in Dublin, and to leave it an open question with the people of England, Wales and Scotland to decide whether there shall be one, two, or three, Parliaments.Archbishop Walsh declared that the statement that the Pope disapproved of the attitude of the Irish clergy towards the Nationalists was founded upon malice, It was only necessary, he said, to read the Moniteur di Rome and the Osservatore Romano to see that the Irish cause is safe with the Pope.A CONSERVATIVE M, P.ELECTED, LONDON, August 16,\u2014An election was held in Newton, Lancashire, yesterday to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons caused by the elevation to the peerage of Sir R.A.Cross, Mr.Legh, Conservative, received 4,062 votes, and Mr.French, THE BELFAST RIOTS.Prisoners Heing Sent to Milmainianmn Jail, Berrasr, August 15\u2014A man named Jackson, who was wounded in the Sunday morning\u2019s riot,is dead.The other wounded men are progressing favorably.There was some stone throwing last night but no one was seriously injured, There are signs that the authorities fear attempts at reprisals to-night on the part of the mobs.Public houses are being closed and other precautions are being taken, Scores of prisoners have been sent to Kilmainham jail, at Dublin, to await trial, the local jails being full.A PARTY OUTBREAK AT DUNGANNON.DuBLI1N, August 16,\u2014At Dungannon bands of Nationalists paraded the Protestant quarter of the town shouting for Home Rule and cursing the Queen.A riot broke out and several persons were injured.The police had to force their wuy between the Protestants and the Catholics, thus preventing a desperate fight.One Nationalist was arrested with a knife in his hand.A renewal of the rioting is feared.Party feeling is intense.LAYING THE BLAME ON EACH OTHER.BELFAST, August 16.~The Catholic newspapers here accuse the Orangemen of commencing Sunday\u2019s attack, while tne Protestant papers say the Orangemen acted in self defence, A MAGISTRATE WOUNDED, BELFAST, August 16.\u2014Occasional shots whre fired in the city throughout the day and evening, The men from Queen\u2019s Island, while marching home sang \u201cNo Home Rule for Ireland,\u201d a parody of \u201cGod Save Ireland.\u201d This maddened the Nationalists, one of whom broke the military cordon and charged upon the Island men yelling his defiance, He was seized by the police and carried off to jail, Had it not been for their prompt action his life would have undoubtedly been gacrificed.It has transpired that the military, in charging the mob, last evening, bayonetted Magistrate Burke, who was\u2019 assisting a wounded rioter, Mr.Burke wasin plain clothes at the time, He was subsequently taken to a hospital, RAVAGES OF CHOLERA, Yesterday\u2019s Beturns\u2014The Arona Visited by the Seouryge.LoNDoN, August 16,\u2014The Austro-Hun- garizn cholera returns for to-day are :\u2014 Trieste, 16 new cases 3 deaths, The Italian reports are :\u2014Barletta, 60 new casas 40 deaths ; Ruvo Di Puglia, 21 new cases 7 deaths; Bologna, 13 new cases b deaths; Padua, 11 new cases 4 deaths; Treviso, 18 new cases 10 deaths; Verons, 6 new cases 2 deaths; Legnago, 12 new cases 3 deaths; Venice, 7 new cases, 2 deaths ; Bisceylia, 13 new cases, 2 deaths; Acquaviva, 14 new cases, 3 deaths, The geographical area affected by the cholera exhibits the capricious behaviour of this disease, Thus it is worst in Bar- letta which is far away to the south where the coast district between Montegar- gand and Brindisi is more or less affected, Thence it makes a clear leap of 300 miles to Ravena and Bonalogna, then turns northward extending though in & less virulent form throughout Venetia, including the island of Chioggia, and reaching as far east as Verona snd as far north as Castel MONTREAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17%, It is i Franco at the foot of the Alps.noteworthy fact that the places most seriously threatened lie in the centre or on the edge of marshy plains formed by the alluvial deposits of rivers or the shifting of the sea, which always induce more or less malaria at this season of the year.The New Chinese Ambassador, LONDON, August 16.\u2014The successor of Marquis Tseng, as Chinese ambassador in Europe, will be M.Lioninifen, who will also be accredited to the Vatican.Parnell\u2019s Religions Views.DUBLIN, August 16,\u2014The Irish Times (Loyalist) reiterates the statement that Parnell will shortly become a Roman Catholic.The Boulavger Beandal, Paris, August 16,.\u2014Gen, Boulanger, Minister of War, has prohibited the publication of a pamphlet giving his biography and referring to the scandal with which his name was connected.Recall of the Afghan Commission, LONDON, Auguet 16,\u2014The Cabinet has decided to recall the Afghan Frontier Commission at the earliest date possible, whether the delimitation be finished or not.The Standard, referring to the decision, says it will cause unqualified satisfaction both in England and Iudia.\u201c The truth is »\u2019 it adds © we are weary of attempts to arrive at = clear understanding of the frontier negotiations with Russia.\u201d An Inhuman Hatricide.PARIS, August 16.\u2014An imbecile widow named Leboi residing in St, Denis, has met with a terrible death.Her sons endeavored to obtain admission for her in a mad house but failed, They did not want to support her, and tied her to a stake and burned her to death, While the woman was suffering her sons sprinkled holy water over her, and when arrested told the police that they bad burned their mother because of religious motives.The Banos Protectorate.BERLIN, August 16,\u2014The Politische Nachrichten says : \u201cThe three treaty powers agreed not to alter the status quo in Samoa unless all concerned concurred.There can therefore be no question of the establishment of a German protectorate over Samoa without the assent of England and America.The change in the consular staff of the three powersat Apia, advocated by Germany and already set afoot by America, meets with obstacles, owing to the refusal of England to make a change.With a view to paving the way for a definitive settlement, the three powers, in conformity with Germany\u2019s proposal, have despatched special commissioners to Samoa.The fact that they were not concerned in the late disputes affords a guarantee of an impartial report.\u2019 \u2014\u2014- LACK OF PROTECTION.- Serious Compinints from Prince Fd ward Isinnd\u2014American Fishormon Doing What They Please.CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.L, August 16.\u2014 A lively controversy is prevailing in Prince Edward Island over the lack of the fishery protection cervice.\u201cOne who knows,\u201d understood to be the commander of a cruiser, affirms that no Americans are fishing inside of the three mile limit; but the Examiner, the Dominion Government organ, pub- lishee a letter from a well informed correspondent stating that in the North Bay one hundred and twenty-five sails of American mackerel vessels are practically doing what they please.The other day the \u201cHowlett\u201d chased à schooner ashore, only to find she was a Nova Scotian, The writer hoped the Yankee war vessels would blow the \u201c grrant humbugs, the Canadian cutters, to the devil.\u201d Sol Jacobs, who has just returned for a second fare, was fishing in- gide the limit on Monday.The fish are plentiful in two fathoms of water.The Examiner loudly donounces the Government, and says the Minister of Fisheries has mistaken the men appointed captains, and they are not carrying out their instructions.Captain Scott is in Halifax qualifying men for captains and mates, instead of protecting the fisheries, Meanwhile Canadian fishermen are profoundly dissatisfied, The Government can only allay this dissatis- faciion by asserting the supremacy of Canada in Canadian waters.They can only do this by appointing new captains to cruisers or compelling the present ones to do their duty.The cruisers made a good showing at the beginning, but now that the Yankees are stealing the fish by wholesale, the cruisers are simply playing into the hands of the thieves.\u2014[Tel, to theEStar.Jj The New Canadian Cruiser.HALIFAX, N.S., August 14.\u2014The new fishery flagship, Yosemite, purchased in New York, arrived bere this morning in command of Capt.McElhinney, making the run from New York in 42 hours, or six hours quicker than the best on record.\u2018Her name has been changed to Acadia, and she will be immediately armed and put in commission under command of the venerable © Admiral\u201d Scott, A few hours after the * Acadia\u2019s \u201d arrival the United States warship \u201c Galena\u201d steamed up the harbor and anchored abreast of the cable steamer \u201cMinis,\u201d The Imperial gunboat \u201c Dido sailed for England yes- borday.The \u201c Galena \u201d putin here for coal, Summer Storms in the West, Sr, PAUL, August 16.\u2014Reports from various Minnesota and Dakota points show that the storm of Sunday afternoon and night was unusually severe.At Fargo there is a rumor that a cyclone visited Breckinridge, Minn., with dicas- trous results to life and property, but the wires are down and the reports cannot be verified.A cyclone was seen at Albert Lea, but was too high to be dangerous, Af Elkton, Dak., the depot was unroofed and the Catholic chureh blown from its foundations, At Larimore, Dak., the Presbyterian church was blown down, andl a number of smaller frame buildings and cars were blown into the river.At Dalton, Minn., sume tWenty buildings were unroofed and standing grain in the track of the storm was badly eaten down and that in shock was scattered.The lightning did much damage near Moorehead, Minn, ¥.Lallier was struck and upon returning to consciousness found himself blind, \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hrmanw's CELEBRATED Cur PLUG [medium strength], and Hyman\u2019s extra old cut plug |exceedingly mild], to be had only 230 horse power, And is under commana at 3.Hyman\u2019s, 180 St.James street.AND DAILY COMMERCIAL aan UHITED STATES TELEGRAMS, YESTERDAY'S CHICAGO MARKETS, Wheat Unsettled\u2014-Cora Firmer on Reported *snmaze to Crops.(SPROIAL TO THE MONTREAL HERA:n.) Curcaco, Ill], August 16.\u2014 Wheat ruled very nervous and unsettled to-day.The cables indicated mo particular strength in the United Kingdom, Quoting weather fair, reports from the Continent are conflicting, and the apparent strong export demand at the seaboard for continental account is the main ball sup- psrt to prices generally.Still, notwithstanding the liberal exports, the visible supplies continue to increase materially and the movement from interior points is likely to keep up, so thatitisa question now of exports versus receipts, It will be best for the trade to keep the prices down till the exporters are well filled up, and so get rid of our surplus stock.Corn closed firmer on reported damage to the crop by the heavy storms.\u2018We think corn a purchase on weak spota.Provisions opened weak and closed better, partly in sympathy with the advance in corn and partly owing to the lard clique forcing up the price of September and October.A.Geopes & Co.MISTRIONI] AMBITION BIXGHTED.Two Runaway Giris who Expected to be Stars Remanded to Their Homes.BosroN, August 16,\u2014Annie Bowe and Cora Pinkham, two pretty girls eighteen years of age, came to tbis city yesterday from Haverhill, and were met by Billy Harris and Charles Marshall, two members of the \u201cUncle Tow\u2019s Cabin\u201d company, playing at Oakland Garden.Before they had time to have any conversation two policemen took the girls into custody, Friends of the runaways had telegraphed to meet and marry two actors, At the police station the girls said they had come here to marry Harris and Marshall, who promised them positions as stars in the company.The Bowe girl was to be little Eva, while Miss Pinkham was promised the role of Topsy.Learning that she would have to black her face,the latter go on the stage as a white Topsy.They were greatly surprised that their lovers did not call upon them while in their captivity and were taken back to Haverhill to-day, lamenting the fickleness of mankind, ANARCHISTS IN PERIL.Ciuicago Bomb Throwers.themselves begin to realize it now.quently they cannot agree.guilty before the law of grave offences, torney from beginning to end.explain in his address to the jury.to-day without coming to any agreement.own course alone, the case will be given to the jury on Fri- that a verdict will be reached on Monday.It is thought now that at least three of the prisoners will be found guilty of murder, A EORTAL COMBAT.Sports ef Chicago.CHIcAGo, August 16.\u2014Chimese resi.of a down-town laundry and Chinese club-house for the last three nights, of the Pacific coast, and was conducted by a party of Chinese sports who left San Francisco three weeks ago with nearly fifty trained fighting cockroaches, Last night it was reported that the San Francisco party had left for New York, having won several thousand dollars from local Chinese betting men.The Celestial sports arrived here with their animals without mishap last Monday.In two hours it was known to every Chinaman in this city that the tournament would begin on Wednesday night.About eleven o'clock opened, a feathey-weight fighter being matched against a middle-weight cockroach.Before the insects were pitted some experience in thie line in China.them, greased their bodies with ralve, tions of their bodies, £ y champions were dropped into the pit.punch-bowl, and greased on the edges.whole tournament, ness of bull dogs baiting, the big roach was dead, slayer, ing he caught his adversary by the throat ae that the girls started for Boston in order objected, and her lover promised to let her Bisngreements Among Counsel for the Cuicago, August 16\u2014Tue liveliest kind of a row is brewihg among the counsel for the defence in the anarchist trial.Ever since Mr, Foster came into the case there has been ill feeling between bim and Captain Black, Each had his own views as to how the defence should be conducted and neither would give in an inch, The result is that a very poor defence was made, and the prisoners Mr.Foster says that Captain Black is a gocialist and that he himself is not, conse- Mr, Foster takes the ground that the prisoners are but not of murder under the statutes, and he justifies the action of the State\u2019s At- Captain Black takes an entirely different view of the case, and that he will fully The two gentlemen held a long consultation Mr, Foster spoke for five hours yesterday and will speak for six hours to-mor- row.Then he will withdraw from the case, leaving Captain Black to pursue his It is expected that day evening or Saturday morning, and Celestial Cockroach Baiting for the dents here have been greatly excited ove, the outcome of a cockroach tournament which has been going on in the basement It is the first big tournament ever held east the tournament was against each other they were handled by Quong, a Chinaman, who had had With a minute pair of scissors he clipped their winge and then, just before facing This is done to prevent the insects catching one another by the greased por- At a signal the two This was large and urn-shaped, like a The first fight was one of the best of the When the two fighting roaches dropped into the bowl they sprang at each other with all the fierce- Just eleven minutes after the fight began When he died, however, he mortally wounded his In the last struggle and despite the pain caused by the effort he turned in such a manner that his left fore leg was was pulled from its socket, but in so do- The next instant he died covered with 1886.wounds while the little victor staggered off with a horrible cutin his throat, | Eight battles were fought the first night, it being two o\u2019clock before the last battle | was finished.The betting was heavy and many of the local men were winners.Next night only four battles were got ] through with, but they were all desperate 3 contests end fasted an hour each, On the \u2018 third night there were eleven battles and when the tournament ended the San Francisco Chinamen had nearly all the money of the local sports.It was reported that the Chinaman Quong who handled the fighters had played into the hande of the visitors and drugged some ! of the bugs.THE IRISH DELEGATES.Arrive at New York on their way to the Chicago Convention.NEw York, Aug.16.\u2014The Irish delegates to Chicago to the Irish National League Convention, Messrs, O\u2019Brien, Leamy and Redmond arrived from Europe on the steamer Servia, this morning, They were received by a committee and presented with an address.Mr.William O\u2019Brien responded for his colleagues, He said: \u201c Gentlemen of the Committee, for my friends and myself I will say that we are delighted to receive such welcome, but are not surprised at the warm greeting.\u201d Mr.O\u2019Brien said he was much pleased with his reception on American soil and thanked the committee on the part of Mr, Parnell, whose unworthy ambassadors they were, The other delegates spoke in the same strain, In conversation, Mr.O\u2019Brien condemned the utterances and letters of Churchill and Chamberlain as the direct cause of the riots at Belfast and other places, He thought there would soon be trouble in Ireland over the rent question, The people, he said, would refuse from sheer inability to pay rent and wholesale evictions would follow.It would beim- possible to govern them by coercive methods, as they were already driven to the wall.He said Churchill\u2019s county board plan would not be satisfactory.Less than Gladstone\u2019s measure was now impossible; more was certain, Mr.O\u2019Brien said there would be a collapse of the government on the Irish question inside of a year, The delegates did not wish to talk about the Chicago convention, saying that the action of the convention will largely be determined by the work of the committee on resolutions.A Missing Defaulter, Boston, August 16,\u2014Wm.Gray, jr, treasurer of the Indian Orchard Mills and Atlantic Cotton Mills is missing, He is said to be a defaulter to a large amount, A Telegraph Office on Fire.PITTSBURG, August 16,\u2014A fire broke out at midnight in the operating department of the Western Union telegraph office here and communication east and west has been entirely cut off.Five Persons Killed.ASHLAND, Wis, August 16,\u2014This morning a boiler in the carpenter shop of Perinir & \u2018Webster exploded with great force.The boiler house was utterly demolished and five men and boys instantly killed.A Gift te Rlel\u2019s Lieutenant.New YoRE, August 16,\u2014Five hundred French-Canadians visited Woodcrest, S.L, yesterday and presented Gabriel Dumont, who was the fighting lieutenant under Louis Riel in the North-Western rebellion, with a handsome gold watch, A New York Central Deficit.New York, Aug.16.\u2014The net earnings of the New York Central & Hudson River Railway and leased lines for the quarter ending June 30, were $2,729,279, against $1,724,770, for the corresponding quarter last year.After paying first charges and dividend a deficit of $91,000 is shown.Fatal Boating Accident, New Brunswick, N.J., Aug.16,\u2014Last evening a party of five Swedes, two of whom were women, went rowing on Raritan Bay.The boai being too small for the party capsized as soon as the waves created by a passing steamer reached the - craft.Two men were rescued by boats from the shore, The others lost their lives, War in Ocean Rates.New York, August 16.\u2014A war of rates between the continental steamship lines is still waging without prospect of an early adjustment, This morning the Red Star Line announced a cut of $15 on outward business, Soon after this was followed by the Rotterdam Line, Rates are outward to Rotterdam $13, to London $12, and to Scandinavian ports $15 ; prepaid from Rotterdam $12, from Lon- dou $12, and from Scandinavian ports 15, $ The Cheese Market.LivrLE Faurs, N.Y., August 16.\u2014 Cheese sales, 40 boxes at 7c, 5,568 at 84c, 3,132 at 83c, 237 at 9c, 860 on commission, 760 farm dairy at 7e/@9}.Prices were jc higher.Thirty packages of butter were sold at 19e@20%c.Utica, N.Y,, August 16.\u2014Sales of cheese, 1,000 boxes at 8jc, 5,800 at 8c, 1,625 at 8kc, 1,175 at 8fc, 2,025 at 83, 550 at 8%¢, 680 at 9¢, and 500 consigned.The market was active and strong at jc advance, Crookedness on the Race Course.CHricAGo, August 16.\u2014The arrest of Thomas Redmond, elias \u201cTexas Tom,\u201d for alleged complicity in the attempt to poison Ed, Congar\u2019s mare, Lizzie Dwyer, i8 liable to lead to startling developments, \u201cTexas Tom\u2019 now confesses that the report of his meeting Charles Price at Englewood was correct and that Price gave him $400 to bet on Binnette against Lizzie Dwyer.He (Price) had obtained the money through Mamie Hunt defeating Pearl Jennings on July 17, where the latter was a very strong favorite.It is almost certain that Pearl Jennings was drugged and thus prevented from winning.Many who saw the behaviour of thh mare at the post that day were convinced that something was wrong with her.\u201cTexas\u201d is still silent as to his confederate and refuses to divulge the names of the people who were at the back of the transaction.A Great Havana Strike.HAVANA, August 16, \u2014Sixty-eight cigar factories working partido tobacco have been closed, 6,000 workmen having struck for higher wages.The strike threatens to extend to the Virelta Abajo factories, .The manufacturers have united to resist the demands of the workmen, eval MARINE INTELLIGENCE.BY THE RIVER AND CANAL.amounted to $32,807.49.The depth of water in the ship channel at Lake St, Peter yesterday was 26 ft.10 in.Steamship Barcelona arrived from the Reford & Co.J.& R.Esdaile.Steamer Shickluna arrived yes- went through the caual, Steamship Batavia arrived on Sunday from Liverpool in ballast.She was consigned to Chas.McLean.Steamer Ocean, which went through the canal yesterday, carried 2,394 barrela of flour for W.Townley Benson.Steamship Vancouver has arrived in port from Liverpool with a general cargo consigned to D.Torrance & Co.Steamship Thanemore arrived in port yesterday from Liverpool, consigned to HE, Murray, with a general cargo.Steamship Grandholme was expected to arrive last night.She will proceed to her berth at Hochelaga, between steamers Plesey and Domingo.About five o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon a runaway horse and buggy dashed across the Wellington Bridge and went up Wellington street.He was soon stopped, however.The buggy had one wheel taken off and was otherwise damaged.A ppark from a passing steamer yesterday, about twelve o\u2019clock, set fire to the hay on board the barge Immaculata, lying near the Longueuil Ferry, but was easily extinguished with slight damage by a few bucketsfull of water.The brigade was soon on hand but their services were not required, PORT OF MONTREAL.ARRIVED\u2014August 16, Steamship Vancouver, 3,388, Lindall, Liverpool, general, D.Torrance & Co.Steamship, Batavia, 1,519, Holman, Liverpool, ballast, Chas.McLean, Steamship Barcelona, 1,216, Simpson, Tyne, general, R.Reford & C6.\u2019 Steamship Thanemore, 1,900, Boutcher, Liverpool, general, H.E.Murray.Barge Colborne, coal, M.T.Co.Barge Saturn, grain, M.T.Co.Barge Immaculata, Robillard, hay.Barge St.Joseph, Varieur, cordwood.Barge St.Jean Baptiste, Nurin, cord- wood.Barge M.Immuculata, Hamlin, hay.CLEARED\u2014August 16.Steamship Invermay, 952, Leng, Pictou, N.S,, ballast, Intercolonial Coal Co.Vessels in Port.Steamships.Siberian, 2568, H.& À.Allan.Canonbury, 1079, Carbray, Routh & Co.Toronto, 2166, D.Torrance & Co.Romeo, 1482, J, G.Sidey.Geetland, 862, H.Dobell & Co.Grecian, 2374, H.& A.Allan.Sardinian, 2577, H.& A.Allan, Emiliana, 1426, J.G.Sides.Plessy, 1121, Carbray, Routh & Co.Oxenholme, 1765, C.McLean.Batavia, 1519, C.McLeaa.Barcelona, 1216, R.Reford & Co.Thanemore, 1900, H.E.Murray- Grandholme.Vancouver, 3388, D.Torrance & Co.Ships.Ligzie C.Troop, 1391, Anderson, Mc- Kenzie & Co.Parthia, 1627, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Hectancoga, 1166, Carbray, Routh & Co.Primus, 1148, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Asia, 1398, W.E.Boyd.Barks.\u2019 Leopold & Marie, 495, Munderloh & Co.Alice Roy, 618, Carbray, Routh & Co.Journal, 349, Tiffin Bros.Lillie Soulard, 997, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Janet Ferguson, 581, D.Shaw.Signet, 474, D.Shaw.Silentia, 407, Burstall & Co.Aiabama, 999, W.E.Boyd.© Arlington, 849, Anderson, McKenzie & 0.Barkentines.Our Annie, 364, Carbray, Routh & Co.Arrived via Lachine Canal\u2014Aug.16.Barge Beauport, from Kingston to Montreal, 2,432 bushels corn, J.&R.Esdaile, Steamer Princess, from Carillon to Montreal, 30 boxes cheese, W.N.Fuller, 4 boxes egge, Langlois & Co.; 6 boxes eggs, T.Shaw; 19 tubs butter, 1 case eggs, to order.Steamer Ocean, from St.Catharines to Montreal, 2,394 brls flour, W.Townley Benson.Steamer Dagmar, from Rigaud to Montreal, 234 bgs oats, J.8.Lafreniere; 25 bgs beans, 4 cases eggs, Bell, Simpson & Co.; 27 bgs rye, John Duffy; 45 tubs butter, C.Langlois & Co.Steamer Shickluna, from Toronto to Montreal, 11,800 bushels fall wheat, to order.INLAND NAVIGATION.Porr COLBORNE, Ont, August 16.\u2014 Passed up-\u2014Schooners Hartford, Grindstone Island to Chicago, stone; Jessie Scarth, St.Catharines to Chicago, light; Jessie Drummond, Toronto to Cleveland, light; J.G.Worte, Kingston to Cleveland, light; steam barge 8.C.Baldwin and four barges, Charlotte to Milwaukee, coal; Lincoln and barge Lisgar, Kingston to Chicago, light; propellor Myles and schooner Gulnair, Kingston to Sault Ste Marie, light; steam barge Bruno, Kingston to Cleveland, light; propellor Acadia, Montreal to Chicago, general cargo; steamship W.J.Averill, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo.Dowun\u2014Schooners W.R.Taylor, Toledo to Kipgston, timber; Prussia, Cleveland to Brockville, coal; 8.Neelon, Portage to Garden Ieland, timber; Jennie Mathews, Chicago to Prescott, corn; Willie Keller, Toledo to Oswego, corn; steam barge Albion, Toledo to Port Dalhousie, timber and staves; barge Ark, Toledo to Port Dalhousie, ti:rber; steain barge Abercorn, Saginaw to Oswego, lumber.Wind north, light.Porr DArnousiE, August 16.\u2014 Vessels paseed up~-Schooners J.G.Worts, Kingston to Port Colborne, light; Gleniffer, Kingston to 8t.Catharines, light; Defiance, Toronto to St, Catharines, wheat; Mediterranean, Charlotte to Detroit, iron; Ida Walker, Sodus Point to Thorold, coal; steamer Bruno and barge, Kingston to Cleveland, light; Persia, Montreal to Bt.Catharines, general cargo; Oneida, Og- densburg to Chicago, general cargo, Down\u2014Schooners Grantham, Sandusky to Kingston, coal; W.R.Taylor, Toledo to Kingston, timber; Bavaria, Cleveland to Brockville, coal; steamers Abercorn, Sag- The Custom House receipts yesterday | SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS, { SUBSCRIPTION $6.00 A YEAR.inaw to Oswego, lumber; A.L.Zora, Por} Burwell to Toronto, oats.\u2014\u2014 PORT OF QUEBEt.Quæsco, Augutet 16.ARRIVED, Steamship Ontario, Couch, Bristol, Wm, McPherson, general.Bark Prince Eugene, Nelson, Greenock, Tyne yesterday with a general cargo for R.p.Gunn, coal.Steamship Buenos Ayrean, Scott, A} Barge Beauport went througb the canal | lane, Rae & Co., general, yesterday with 21,132 bushels of corn for | Sbip Hovding, Beck, London, master, ballast, for Batiecan.Ship Gustaf Adolf, Dahlberg, Liverpool, day with 11,800 bushels of fall wheat and | Hy.Fry & Co., salt.Ship Friederick, Hansen, Bremerhaven, Hansen & Schwartz, ballast, Schooner Jeannette, Menard, Cow Bay, C.B., Ross & Co., coal, Bark Berkley Castle,Sanpher, Plymouth, J.Burstall & Co, ballast.Schooner Marie Anna, Merana, Glace Bay, master, coal.chooner Cora, May, Noel Houze Harbor, J.8.Arseneau, seal oil, 7 Steamship Wandrahm, Hundewadt, Antwerp, W, M.Macpherson, general.Schooner Volant, Umberley, St.Anne, .C.B., for Montreal, Steamship Trojan, Barber, Syduey, for Montreal, CLEARED, Bark Luisburg, Miller, London, Dobell, B.& Co.Steamship Quebec, Hunter, Bristol, W.M.Macpherson.Schooner River Queen, Young,Courdroy, N.F., J.B.Renaud & Co.Bark Wave Queen, Ottersen, Bo wling, Dobell, B.& Co.Schooner Flesiwing, H, Owen, Shippeg- an, W.& R.Brodie.Steamship Qatario, Couch, Montreal, W.MacPlierson.Steamship Circassian, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co.Schooner Marie Erzelie, Bernier, St.Johns, Nfld,, Price,3Bros.& Co.Barge G.N.Lachappelle, Montreal, G.Rochette.Richardson, HOTES, The bark Kate Cann came out of dock this morning.The bark Jonais is reported in the river at hand inward.The steamship Advance left Cow Bay for Montreal, Friday, and is due.The ship Hovding left for Batiscan at 3 pm, in tow of the tug Anglesea.There are six sailing vessels now in port on their second voyage here this season.\u2018The tug Boston left for Sorel at 3 p.m., with three American canal boats, lumber aden.A cargo of smiths\u2019 coals ex-bark Huana from West Hartlepool was sold at $3.25 per ton.The tug Lake left Montreal at 3 p.m., with the schooners Volant, Speedy and Canopus in tow.The bark Havisford was towed to St.Thomas, yesterday, by the tug Beaver.She will load there.The bark Saga, to arrive, has bzen chartered for Cork at twenty shillings timber and fifty shillings deals.The steamship Ashbarne which proceed for Three Rivers at4 a.m.has a cargo of ails, afer discharging wnich she goes ta Montreal to load.The bark Moselle, of Charlottetown, PEL, was spoken August 13th forty miles south-west of Point Amour by the steamship Barcelona.The steamships Circassian at 9 a.m.; Outario, at 11 a.m.; Trojan, at 2 p.m.Buenos Ayrean,at 8 p.m., and Waundrahm, at 9 p.m, all proceeded for Montreal.The Norwegian bark Prince Eugene, which arrived this morning, made ihe passage in twenty-eight days, being, sa far, the best passage of the second voyage ships this season.The steamship Circassian, which arrived last night, passed the following vessels during the passage :\u2014Aug.13, Dominion steamer, 72 miles west of Pt.Amour,bound east; Allan steamer, 96 miles west of Point Amour, bound east; 14th \u2014 Dominion steamship, 78 miles east Heath Point, bound east ; lake line steamer, off Heath Point, bound east ; steamship Peruvian, 48 miles west of Bouth Point, bound east 3 one bark off Father Point, beating up.WEATHER AND SHIPPING IN THE GULP, .August 16, 3 p.m L'Isusr\u2014Cloudy ; strong west wind.Inward at 8 p.m.one steamship and at | p.m.steamship Buenos Ayrean, River nv Lour\u2014Cloudy ; strong west wind.Inward at 7 a.m.steamship Buenos Ayrean.Farser Point \u2014Cloudy; west wind.Iuward at 2,30 am steamship Wanderer, and at 2 p.m, steamship Alcides and one bark.Outward at 3.30 a.m.steamship Carmona, and at 6 a.m.steamship Bona- vista, at 5 p.m.sieamship Nestorian and 7 p.m.to-day steamship Quebec.Mrris\u2014Inward, steamer Benefactor.Marang\u2014 Clear.Inward at 1 p.m.on Sunday steamship Trojan.Outward at T p.m.to-day steamship Ferncliffe.g ATE Cuarre\u2014Inward at noon, bark Car Rosier\u2014Clear ; weet wind, Outs ward Patagonia.Cape Despair\u2014Clear; northwest wind.Inward at 5 a.m.steamehip Admiral.AxricosTi\u2014Clear ; west wind.Going south, off West Point to-day at noon, Otter.Birp Rocrs\u2014OClear; northwest wind.Outward ship Charles and bark Susanna.Marinelels, Havre, August 16 \u2014Arrived, La Bour- goyne.ANTWERP, August 16.\u2014Arrived, Wes- terniand.Graseow, August 16.\u2014Arrived, State of Nebraska.New York, August 16.\u2014 Arrived, Ethiopia, from Glasgow, New York, August Servia from Liverpool, Quexnstown, August 16.\u2014Arrived, City of Berlin from New York.The Hausa line steamship Waadrahm passed Father Point Monday, the 16th, at 6.30 am.Harger PoivT, Auguet 16.\u2014Steamship Alcides, of the Donaldson line, from Glas; gow, arrived at 2.10 p.m.The Donaldson line steamship Alcides, from Glasgow on the 7th inst., passed Father Point inwards at 2.40 p.m.on the 16th, with 190 horses for Montreal.The Donaldeon live steamship Cynthia, hence on the 5th inat., arrived at Glasgow on the 16th inst.and landed her entire shipment of live stock (383 cattle and 139 sheep) in good condition.The Beaver line steamship Lake Superior, from Montreal on the 5th inst.witk a shipment of 544 catile and 1355 16.\u2014 Arrived, sheep, arrived at Liverpool Sunday, the 5th, with the loss of 1 ox and 6 sheep, ee \u2014 + Rd \u201cI © - THADE AND COMMENGE, VIVIDENDS\u2014SEMI-ANNUAL Books Close.Books Re-open 18 Aug.1 Sept P.C.Payable.Qan.Pac.14 17 Aug.21 July.Banaue du 3 6 8Sept.15 Aug.=\" ANNUAL MEETING Tatercolonial R.R.Co.6 Sept.lla.m.SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING, International RR.Ca.31 August, 12 m.FINANCIAL.Tee HERALD OFFICE, Monday Evening, August 16.The Montreal Stock Market.The stock market opened this morning around Friday\u2019s prices, but it fell off owing to investment stock being put upon the market, one thousand shares having been disposed of during the day, The effect of this was shown by the decline in prices, the market being weaker, except for City Passenger, which is now looked upon as a fancy stock and respecting which predictions are out of place.It is to be hoped, however, that buyers will not have any reason to rue their washness.Time alone will tell.In bank stocks to-day Montreal sold at 2163@217, the closing quotations being 217 asked 2162 bid.Peoples changed hands at par.Toronto sold at 204}@2043, and Commerce at 123, 1223 and 1223.In the miscellaneous stocks, Montreal Telegraph gold down from 131% to 129$.Richelieu sold at 763, and City Passenger sold up from 1814@1843.Gas sold up from 215 to 2154 and then down { to 215%.Canadian Pacific changed hands at 66%, Dominion Cattle at 99, Hochelaga Cotton at 125 and Montreal Cotton at 1133.The gales of bank stocks to-day were.441 ghares and those of miscellaneous stocks 3,825, making the aggregate sales of the day 4,266 shares, as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.35 Montreal at.» 164 30 do Bt.0\u2026000vosoou sovo0c 217 100 Peoples At.» .00\u202600s 00000022 100 10 Toronto at.0.vere r00000e0 2044 20 do ateceeeece .2044 1 Merchants &t.eece vere .126 85 Commerce at.0.128 25 do Btoosooe 00000000 00001228 250 Mont.Tel.At.131# 75 do Btor00s vocses 00001314 TB Richelieu at.\u2026.\u20260.00 16% 25 City Pass.to.181} os cose 25 do Bbivecsssersenreecns 1813 50 do Bt.\u20260000000000000000 181 150 do Bto+.0 00000 .20000182 1585 Gagat.ces sc00s000 0.215 600 dO At.215 25 Dominion Cattle Co.at.99s.AFTERNOON BOARD.125 Montreal At.'\u2026vove .| FEHEALTH FO EA TT iff and Warehouse: Nun's Building Po secretly.The world was always superst- Architect; Land Surveyor, Civil|} véfai ete GP LINEA US : \u2018eo BITC 21 & 28 DeBresoles st, Montreal i without superstition quailed when evil are acknowledged to be the surest al di H 0 LLOW RY S PI LLS & 0 | MT M ENT.MANUFAUTDURHERS GR tious, Even they who boasted of being Engineer and Valuator, DHAGEES (Sugar Coated Pills omens and unlucky eigns came to their 214 St.James St, Montreal.most active remeds guess EP EE, i i hysi- = x x X et .own-door.And who is 80 self-secure that Water Works and Dralnage's ppecially.cian, Sceaux, Seine, France.> iH EE x > News, Manilla, Brown, Grev and MIB Y he teels and Shows no elation when \u2018good a Sonsultation hours between and 1 p.m.eee eee EEE Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders] of the Straw Wrappings luck ?is on his side \u201d : AR A REE EMRE TA ; , MR A s « For my part, I believe there is some- \"É2E\" 2 Jan12 wt LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS, \u2014ALSO\u2014 Montreal and Boston Air Line thing in mascots,\u201d continued my friend.J AMES DUNNE K B ÿ They invigorate and restore to health Debiliated Constitutions, and are invaluable Hanging, Sheeting and Roofing \u2019 \u2014AND- + A \u201c I was never ome of those fools who i 1 4 ; all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For Children and the Papers and Gard Middies.Wh it M Î 2 thought I knew all things, and could man- ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT RAW us al re Et 8 aged they are priceless.Dec.19 6m trs 803 e oun al n in 0 deri ipulate the universe to my own eatisfac- simeand then havt them roctrn agit, L mess à radical THE OINTMENT \u2014_ {lon and the possible humiliation of others.280 BROADWAY, gare.I have mado the disouss of FITS KPILEESY or PALL - Send six cents for postage and X65\u201d This is the ONLY LINE from I always realized that a thousand in- STEWART BULLDING,] do cure the worst vases, Bocates others, hove faites LB 23 Is an infalliple remedy for Bad Lega, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers À PRIZE receive free, & gostly box of Montreal running throu h the White fluerces we cannot see and do not dream NEW YORK OITY' [éatioe and'à Proc Bottle of my inailiie remedy.Give 19 famous for Gout and Rheumatism.For disorders of the Chest it has no equal, 1800ds which will help all, of ; 8 8 ï of are:at work on every affair of life in oot.Bm og Exprmssdroonics lt coussaugeli fora rial | : ee ee Orne ua | Douatains to Portland and Old Orchard which we are interested ; that nothing de- = Branch ities.by Tone $ Boron For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds.the workers absolutely sure.Terms mailed Beach BY DAYLIGHT and WITHOUT pence entirely upôn .Ourselves, alihough KEPPLER & SANCTON, Wy ol 20dE Shy BREET 1 Glandular Swellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival; and for contracted and stif free.True & Co., Augusta Maine.1y CHANGE OF CARS, via Fabyan\u2019s and we think that many things do.ave a : © jointed il \u2019 i i ; i TES mascot myself.Twenty-five years ago 1 BANKERS AND BROKERS, March 9 6m DW tre joints i acts like & charm Railmans White tion pon Botch Pet ice started in business for myself\u2014had a .8\" nt , + ; Pa as \u201cmodest music store down to vx I haduwt BUY AND BELL FOR CASH, OR UN THE KEY T0 HEALTH, Manufactured only at Thomas HOLLOWAY\u2019S Estavlishment, \u2014\u2014\"\" irglon, arriving at 6.30 same evening.chi money to push the business and it went WARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT HD * B NEW OXFORD STREET (lato 533 QXF0RD S7RKET), LONDON po EA ER 188 slow.A year slipped away and I had IN AT THE NEW YORn A i aud ore sold at 1s.13d., 2s.9d., 4a.6d., 118., 22s, and 33a.each Box or Pot, and may 9 : ml train will ere ATs JUNE 28th, 1886 kept-aflont and hadn\u2019t made a cent.1 be- STOCK EXCHANGE, 1 be had of all Medicine Vendors throughout the World.All EE : Be TOLIOWS ;-~ gan-to see that I couldn\u2019 go on at that B62\" Parohasers should look to the kabel on the Pots and Boxes.If the addres 9 ° Oo 0 A.M.\u2014~White Mountain Express is not 533 Oxford Street, London, they arespuriona.a .Lo Same for Portland, Old Orchard Beach, rate.I would soon be without a dollar to No.68 Broadway, New York.gad all poinisin the white Ei : liveon.One afternoon the store was as RUDOLPH KEPPLER, } Members of N.Y.il AILHOAD attached, running {hrough 10 oiq live ( .pe Mensa \u2014_\u2014-_-_ 0 i solitary ae an anchorite\u2019s cave, and I was W.B.SANCTON, Stock Exchange, at 4 \\ 9 CENTRAL JERR Orchard Beach.ne * doming away behind my desk in no danger _Oct.20 ly 260 9 fi 2 La A-M.\u2014Day By, esq, wit wi 8 of being disturbed, While I dozed I| R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MOLANE.Ei Te A % ; = 9.0 \u201c54 soom Car ia L Deer Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the\u2019 : cord.dreamed\u2014 one of those queer dreams that Trains Leave Wiontroai 1 çrà.Manchester, Nashua, Low- seen Lo have an important meaning, HALSTED &McLAN E, Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrys Sih Boston, de.; A.M.\u2014Express, arriving Farn- P.M.\u2014(Except Saturdays)}\u2014Loea! which you can\u2019t for the life of you \u2018 ing off gradually without weakening the EXTR ACT 7.25 ham 8.28 a.m.\u2018Granby 10.03 am.5.10 train for Ne ort, WatePloo, Btane solve.À little old woman no bigger BANKERS AND BROKERS.system, all the impurities and foul a.m., Sherbrooke 1215 pins\" date points aire: and interme KS than a small doll came flying in on an oak \u2014\u2014 humors of tho secretions; at the sama ï This train makes close connection at Magog 7.4 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston leaf.She nooded to me familiarly, and OFFTICKH: time Correcting Acidity of ths OF Vi = A with steamer Mountain Maid for George- s and New England points, with id: Youll bh 2 ] £ Stomach, curing Bilioüsness, Dys- - ville, Newport, Vt., ana all points on Lake Pullman Palace Sleeping Car at- ; Sa: ou ave good luck yet if you} 81 Broad Street, New York in.Headaches Dizziness > Memphremagog.tached ; also through c¢-nnection | don\u2019 turn it away from your door.Iam \u201cget, 3 Iya Bn Constipation, Dryness y FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- A.M.\u2014 White Mountain Express, for Springfleld and al] points on\u2019 a fairy princess.When I send a messenger oe pried Dr Ep Plan of #1 FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, 8.30 Fin Pullman Buffet Parlor Oar, Ya foopsriion River Line, to you receive her with due kinduess.J ames Thomson Vision Farmdico, Sant Rheumn, 4, MADE DISHES & SAUCES Bum al Mount Washinton: 65 2.00 vais or Newport.low ions Then she breathed on a rose which she | Erysipelas Scrofula, Fluttering of tL / .¢ - .m., Portland 8.00 p.m., Old St.(Cesaire and intermediate HI - carrizd in her hand and the oak leaf floated i THE CABINET MAKER \u201d the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen- An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases of weak digestion | CAUTION.\u2014 Gouin rt Ao at p-m.jvine 94 The 9.00 aff 7 45 p.m.Express Tr away, carrying her with it, laughing an \u2019 Titer « and debility.J c-simile of Baron Liebig's Be 1A.M.,\u2014Fast Train, arriving stop only at principal stations, ; dancing.» AUERIE House Furnishing and Generali eral Debility en and toy 8 8 success and a bson for which Nations should feel grateful.\u201d ture in Blue Ink across Label.This 8.3 \u2018Albans, 10.50 8-10; Burlington For further part late aoa\u201d Time Tables, it abby Little woman - efore your case becomes chronic and in; It excites axnectoration and eanses the lun, \u2019 \u2019 \"A.CO.STONEGRAVE, gant Sleeping Sor rung through to Now York\u2019 » ought it, £20 St.Francois Xavier st.» .to throw off the phlegm or mucous; changes t ao > a \u201cShe has been in my store ever since Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and CUräble.M AILED FREE secretions and parier the blood; heals tho irri- Canadian Passenger Agent, AO a Caney arriving in New Ok By! and] have continued to have good luck, gi articles of valuo and pa 7 prompt Cash.No #5 FREE.-&5 \u201d ° tated parts ; gives strength to tho digestive GW.HOBART, 8.W- OUMMINGE lose connection at Troy and Albany \u201cwits The employment I gave her was a god- ES > + - eC FAIL | ; 1\u20ac ¢ Genl, Manager Gen.Pass, Agent.7 sn A valuable treatise, explanatory of Dr organs; brings the liver to its p.\"per action, Montreal, July 5th, 1886.Blooping Osr Train for doston, arriving at \u201c NO MONEY LOANED.\u201d nd imparts strength to the whoie system.: .LSU AIR.send to her as I afterwards learned ; and JoRANNESEN\u201d8 systeim, will be sent by mail \u2014 UCHIS THE IMMEDIATE AND SATISFACTORY RF- New York Through Mails and Express os\u201d ; OTES she was a godsend to me.! July 23 1y175_ post paid and securely sealed from obser Bect that it Bs warranted fo! break up He moat nied vis tnis Fine, on, snd Tiokets sold on JBL \u201cI pay her a nice little ealary, and D.LORN MAODOUGALL & GO, vation, to any sufferer addressing his sole : too long standing.Jt is warranted TO GIVE 4 D'ommation given, sad Tloketssold at al don\u2019t expect ber to do anything much but Stock Brokers.autnorized agent for the United States and Contains more General and ENPIRE SATISFAGFICN, EVEN IN THE most cons ) 7 LR hy and Crank Offisek, and ai the Company's stay in the office ot the store aud tinker Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Canada.HENRY VOGELER Political News than any other fd pasar of Conmumption! | Ttis toarranted a \u2014.: CA LAS Si, Jaanes Street, Momtroal, \u2018around trying new music or doing any- Stooks and Bonds bought or sold for cash 3 .; with oust remedies), or affect the head, as it I 1 1 R lw \u201cWW.BURDIOK T° ; f thing she pleases.She is an old woman may or on margin.wim 49 South Street, New York, Paper published in this Pro- contains no gpium in acy form.Leis warranted nterco oni al av A Pass\u2019, Ayan as TALL J ?prfesiy_ narmniess Lo e mos Es .1 1 e SGLEIEE now, aud she wasn\u2019t very young when she $&5 Complicated symptoms treated from vi hill, than 16 is an active and powerful \u2014 M Albany NZ.Monireai came to my place.1 should actually be ANDREW A WILSON 'P £0 8y mpi Pale vince.remedy tor restoring the system.Tnere isno WINTER ARRANGEMEN?Y May 30.28% frighteved if she were to die.I should be STOCK BROKER ' Dr.JOHANNESEN 8 Special Prescription, : t realrecessity for so many deaths by Cansumption, s A ; fraid loëi luck.\u201d , under advice of a duly qualified consult: tr Sample copies sen fren Then Aurens LuvaBarsa will prevent it if MANITOBA & NORTHWESTERN R Ï Aa a of Tue ne ede 1 jatreat Member Montreal Stock Exchange, ng physician ; .wly taken in time.Physicians having con \u2014_ 1 Wi ¢ su se 1t wouldn 0 to mistreat a No.1 INDIA 2, = , amphiv tients, 4 who, having failed to ær Bibscol re 27 1 acked a Era PLA OHAMBERS, AI correspondence held as stricily con °! application to Eure them with their own médicine, we would COMmmencinz 16th Nov.,185t Nina Mistreat 2 ne AA pr oct shrieked 13 He al Street, : fidential, and advice by mail hy.of OFF recommend to give Arzaws Luxe BaLsax a THROUGH EXPRESS PANSENGE CHANGE OF TIME : rad.Seid by si at TRAIN 4 tod .my superstitious friend.\u201c Who would be _P.O- Box 1867.257_ charge.2m 49 MONTREAL HEBALD ICK, Te Tete Tee reali DAILY (Bnndars excepted): will som afer oan Bora Tia Prairie ana 80 lost to his own interest as to want to do * JOHN G.GRANT 2 < a.mu Victoria Square, LOVIE, crersrsirsomsesrsarsesares 8:09 Audi Birtle, as foliows :\u2014 e and { such a thing?Lose bis luck?Of course BTOUK BROKER.54 3 Dr tn sent OR Et MONTREAL Riviere du LOUP.1205 ©.» No.4 No.2 No.1| Now 3.+ he would.\u201d Member Moutreat Soc Exohangs) Pals oy feon nT Teols Pistols.».- >, vixen Fase sramons.Bata [ipa \u201c Mascots are apt to be rather lowly 4 Stocks and Bonds bought or sold Jor Cash i ANS Quacicer 5 A NPISDUT ABLE PY 9 Little Mélis.\u2026.vos rss Sill ER Neon au A + r on margin.ree .Rook by mail ÉÉALED, FRE , 3% W7 ro Brel : qm.mn tpm.pri! 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will.Whoever Will learn of a simple remedy Free, by ad- Add in, I'l Herald | Fihes you well congtantly.actually makes Jéessing C J, MASO a 8 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 THE WORLD GF SPURT.Opening?of the Great Cricket Tournament Yesterday.The First Match Interrupted by Bad Weather, \u2014 tre Drawings for the Lawn Tennis Tournament Completed, Ross and Beach Matched for the World's Ohampionship, Presentation to Lieut,-Col.Le Branche by the Montreal Swimming Club.Interesting Correspondence and Other Items of Sporting News.Sporting Echoes.The Irish lacrosse team have come and gone.Canada and, as might bave been expected, were conquered.Still their defeat brought no reproach ; they eg pupils and were beaten by their former tutors.The team, a8 a team of gentlemen players, brought no disgrace on their teachers, There is plenty of good material in the Irish players, but they have been accustomed toa.different style of play from that in vogue in the home of lacrosse, consequently they met our boys at a disadvantage.The ocean voyage, too, and the round of festivities they have gone through siace first landing on the shores of America have not been exactly the kind of training required.The team is composed of courteous, kindly gentlemen, who expresse themselves as delighted with their hospit¥ble reception in Montreal, and certainly they have been given a warm welcome, not oniy by the athletic portion of the community, but by the citizens at large.We wish the team every success in the matches they have yet to play on this side of the water, and a pleasant and safe return to the shores of Erin.te The great cricket tournament opened on the grounds of the Montreal Cricket Club yesterdayy afterncon, when the West Indian gentlemen players met the Montreal team for the first time.The day was everything but favorable for good cricket and after little more than an Lour\u2019s play the stumps were drawn and the game postponed until 10 o\u2019clock this morning.It was simply a batsmau\u2019s game, as the heavy rain was all against good bowling or fielding, this accounts for the large score run up by the Montrealers with the loss of ouly five wickets.An account of the day\u2019s play will bs found in another portion of our columns.\u2014 We desire to call attention to the letter of a correspondent which will be found in another portion of .our sporting columns.The letter is in reference fo the superfluity of accidents to the sailing craft at the Valois regatia on Saturday.With the correspondent we wish to cast no reflections on the management of the Valois Boating Club, but he, the correspondent, hits the nail on the head every time when he says that at all aquatic events safeguards should be provided against accidents as far as possible and some steam launch or other kost should be always in readiness at such events to go to the assistance of the crew of any craft that is unfortunate enougb to meet with an accident, Cricket.THE HALIFAX WANDERER.The Wanderer cricket team of Halfx, N.8.which arrive here this morning to play the West Indian and Montreal teams, is composed as follows \u2014Wm.A.Duffus, Walter Thompson, Harold Oxley, Wm.Neal, Edward Allison, Frederick Kaiser, Chae.Jannand, Jos.A.Harris, H.H.Harvey, Frederick Bligh, Messrs.W.Henry, who is to captain the team, and Louis Fuller, who are playing in the international match at Seabright, N.J., will arrive here on Wednesday morning in time to participate im tbe match.The members of the Halifax team are crickets ers in every gense of the word and are sure to give a good account of themselves.From here they go to Ottawa where, on Monday and Tuesday, they will.try conclusions with the cricket club of the capital.MONTREALERS VS.WEST INDIANS.The great cricket tournament, held under the auspices of the Montreal Cricket They have met the champions of | Le Lacey and Gough, who both made double figures.Five wickets had fallen at 1.20 o'clock, when the game was called as the | rain showed no signs of abating avd it was almost impossible to play.The visitors were then entertained at lunch in the club house, on the grounds, by the Montreul Club.The lunch, which was a most recherche ope, was served by Mesers.Dixon & Robinson, caterers, of St.Catherine street, As the rain fell Leavily during the entire afternoon it was decided uot to continue the match, which will be resumed at 10 o\u2019clock sharp this morning.Owing to bad weather very few spectators witnessed the opening of the tonrnament, The following is the reeult of the match as far as played :\u2014 MONTREAL\u2014FIRST INNINGS, Rev.J.A.Newnham b Lees.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.0.Ô F.Stancliff, canu b Burke.0 P.M.Liddell,c L.À.Isatcs, b Farquharson.82 3 25 Lacey, 8 P.A.Isaacs, b Farquharson.P.Barton, b Farquharson.E.H.Gough, (Captain), ot out J.Smith, not OUb.\u2026.+000000000e Wickets to fall, 5\u2014.éassuse es era 00005 = cu ANALYSIS OF RUNS.Leddell,five threes, four twos, nine singles.32 Lacey, four threes, four twos, six singles.2 Barton, one two and one three., Gough, one three, six twosand four singles .19 SCORE OF FALL OF WICKETS.48 runs for 3 wickets.6) runs for 4 wickets, 65 runs for 5 wickets.BOWLING ANALYSIS, Balls Runs Maidens Wickets eo 44 25 1 1 us 5 5 1 60 22 4 3 Bowler.Burke.Eawn Tennis, THE DRAWINGS FOR TO-DAY\u2019S TOURNAMENT.The Lawn Tennis Tournament under the auspices of the Montreal Lawn Tennis Club opens to-day on the elnb\u2019s grounds, St.Catherine street, As players have entered from all the local clubs as well as clubs in Ontario and Quebec the tournament, which will probably last the remainder of the week, is exciting great interest amoung the lovers of the game.The prizes offered are both valuable and handsome and it is probable that the competitions will be witnessed by large gatherings of spectators.The drawings for the tournament are as follows :\u2014 1.T.Wall, West End Tennis Club.2.A.Torrance, Brockville Li.T.C.3.H.Torrance, bye, Brockville L.T.C.W.R.Miller, Montreal L.T.C.G.M.Hall, West End L.T.C.T.R.Davies, bye, Montreal L.T.C.H.Abbott, bye, Montres! L.T.C.J.B.Abbott, bye, Montreal L.T, C, .R.MeKenzie, Cornwall L.T.C.10.A.E.Abbott, bye, Montreal L.T.C, The matches in the morning will be Messrs.T.Wall and À.Torrance and Messrs.Miller and Hall.Aquatic.THE MONTREAL SWIMMING OLUB.The concluding races of the Montreal Swimming Club came off ou Saturday at the Club baths, St.Helen\u2019s Island, and were witnessed by a large number of spectators, The principal event of the day wag the 1,000 yards swim for the Club championship.This was a well contested race and was won by S, Thompson.In the diving for eggs contest the winner succeeded in bringing up 54 eggs out of a possible 60, thus beating all previous re- ccrls, At the conclusion of the races, a Club committee called Lieut.-Col.LaBranche, the popular manager, into the Club Room, where they presented him with à magnificent gold watch and chain and the following address, which was beautifully illuminated :\u2014 MoNTREAL, 14th Aug., 1836.To Lr.-CoroseL LABRANCEE : DEar SIr,\u2014 We, the officers and members of the Montreal Swimming Club, desirous of expressing our regard and appreciation of your long and gratuitous services as manager of our club, thought no better opportunity could present itself than today, which is the tenth anniversary ot the formation of the Montreal Swimming Club, to present to you this token of our esteem.It was largely owing to your efforts and energy that the club was inati- tuted, and the success with whichithe undertaking has been followed is almost eu- tireiy due to your untiring zeal for its welfare.Your time has been given ungrudg- ingly year after year.Your career while whom you have taught to swim will remember your disinterested kindness and patience on their behalf for many years to come, when, perhaps, you will have left us to join the great majority.It is with feelings of sincere regard and appreciation of your many good qualities that have prompted the presentation of this address.We at the same time request you to accept the accompanying gold watch as a further token of our kindly feelings, trusting you may be long spared to wear it.We wish you long life end prosperity, and hope the day 1s far off when we will miss your genial countenauce among us.(Signed) J.T.Finvig, M.D., President.Taos.J.DarLING, Treasurer.C.Ross, Secretary.The watch and chain is a very beautiful and valuable one, and bears the following inscription :\u2014 \u201cPresented to Lieut.-Col.LaBranche by the members of the Montreal Swimming Club, as a token of gratitude for ten years services to the Club.August, 14th, 1886.The colonel, who, certainly deserves this mark of esteem from the members Club, opened on the club grounds yesterday, the initial match being between the a club for which he has done so much, and made so popular, was taken completes ly by surprise; he, however, returned Montrealers and the West Indian gentle- thanks in feeling and appropriate terms.men players, It was intended that play ; The guests of the club were then enter- ghould have commenced at 11 c\u2019elock but ) tained at luncheon, at which, the colonel\u2019s liminary arrangements occupied a lot Le time and and = was 12.30 before the umpire called play.The following are the names of the players on the respective teams i\u2014 WEST INDIANS.MONTREAL, Rev.J.A.Newnham.; \u2026P Stancliffe.L ans.OR P.M.LeddelL W.H.Farquharson.«ve.LuAcey.P.A.Isaacs.saseressasor+P, Barton.J.M, Burke.Æ.H.Gough (Capt.) XE.N.Marshall.se\u2026+vur00J, Smith.G.'H.Stewart.a+000s>00 + W° F.Bills, F.A, Jeuoure.a Fraser.A.TF.Austin.[Sub].R.D.Savage.J.A.Finall.s\u2026 ASUbl.+++.B T.À.Bell, As above stated play was commenced at 12.30 o\u2019clock, with the West Indians in the field, and the Rev.Mr.Newnham and F.Stancliffe at the bat, bowlers Messrs.Lees and Burke.The batsmen did not remain long in company as, after the first over, lr.Newnham was clean bowled by Lees.He was replaced by Leddell, who at once opened the ball by a cut to leg for two.Btancliffe then succumbed, ha being fouled and caught by Burke, Leddell was then joined by Lacey who, with Leddell, made a firm stand, threes, twos and Ones soon sending the scores up to double figures, The rain now began to fall, which immediately & too wet to hold.The batting of Mr, Led: dell was very fine as wae that of Messrs.ee ~~~ played havoc with the fielding and bowling, as the ground became slippery and the hall health and other appropriate toasts were duly honored, afier which the company dispersed all well pleased with the annual races of 1886.ROSS AND BEACH MATCHED.À match has been arranged between Wallace Ross and Beach, for five hundred pounds a side, to be rowed on the 25th of September, the title of champion of the world to be also involved if it be then held by the Australian.In the event of a match between Beach and Gaudaur, it has been arranged that the Ross-Beach contest shall take place a fortnight earlier.A VICTORY FOR THE AUSTRALIAN SCULLER, Loxpon, August 16.\u2014Matterson, the Australian sculler, beat Perkins to-day 1a the race over the Thames course, from Putney to Mortlake.The stakes were £200 à side, Matterson led throughout, winning easily by six lengths, The betting was 5 to 2 on Perkins ; time 26.12, The Turf.THE FARMERS\u2019 STEEPLECHASE.The Hunt Club has issued the following circular concerning the farmers\u2019 steeplechase, to be run in October, for a purse of $800, $200 to first horse, $150 to second, $70 to sixth, $60 to seventh, $50 to eighth; for half-bred horees, bred 0a the Island of Montreal, which have never started in auy race except in a farmers\u2019 race or the Hunt cup (consolation excepted), and owned by bona fide farmers of the counties of Hochelags and Jacques Cartier.To be ridden by farmers or farmers\u2019 sous of these counties, whose sole occupation 18 farming.Imported half-bred mares who have droy- ped a foal on the Ieland since January let, 1884, and being the boua fide property of a farmer, are eligible.Race to be run under the same rules as those governing the Moatreel Hunt steeplechases.Four horses, tne property of different owners, to etart, or no race.The judges\u2019 decision to be final.Mares and geldings to be allowed three pounds.Any person entering a protest must deposit $15 with the secretaries, to be forfeited if the protest is considered frivolous.Moneys not won to go to the farmers\u2019 steeplechas- ing fund, to be available for future contests.\u2018We, the undersigned, from the committee of the Farmers\u2019 steeplechase for the geason 1886, and bereby certify that we have in our poesession, to the credit of the fund on this date, the eum of $1,165.70.Signed, James Drummond, Thomas Brown, Andrew Ssott, James Sommerville, H.Lapointe, July, 1886.A.Baumgarten, M.F.H,, William H.Arnoton, hon.secretary Montreal Hunt\u201d The committee take advantage, on this occasion, to inform the farmers that all cross couatry ridieg out of the hunting season is altogether discountenanced by them.The club have at the disposal of members suitable exercising grounds with jumps surrounding the kennels, affording ample opportunity for schooling horses prior to hunting.Free badges to be had from the stewards on application.Athletic.THE INDEPENDENT 8.8, OLUB.At a meeting of the Independent Sunow- shoe Club, held last evening, at their rooms, No.273 St.Antoine street, there was a very fair attendance, in spite of the inclemency of the weather.After the iransaction of general bueiness, the chair- an read the names of all the prominent honorary members, which are as follows: Messrs, John H, Ball, Jr; M.J.F.Quinn; James McShane, Jr., M.P.P; John Williams, Francis A.Quinn, Charley J.Douerty, T.J.Doherty, Edmund Guerin, OC.McCalman, C.C.Paterson, Melvin Smith, J, A.Fulton, M.J, Murphy, and Duncan Robertson, of La- chine, The club ie now ina flourishing condition ; having a very large mem ber- ship they will hold weekly meetings every Monday evening at their rooms, when all young men desirous of joining are requested to attend.Mr.Peter Murphy is taking a great interest in the club and is sparing no pains in making it a success.Lacrosse.THE IRISH PLAYERS IN TORONTO.Toronto, Out., August, 16.\u2014To-day, Toronto\u2019s civic holiday, has been the most miserable holiday experienced here for a considerable time.About half-past ten rain comwenced to fall and continued to pour till about three o'clock, starting again in two or three hours.Excursionists who went by morning boate and trains had a miserable {ime of it aud were glad to get home again.The rain having cleared off for two or three hours this afternoon the lacrosée match between the Irish Gentlemen and Torontos took place on the Rose- dale grounds.\u2018There was & poor attendance of the clubs.Play commenced at 3.30 c\u2019clock, the position of the teams being as follows :\u2014 THE TEAMS.IRISHMEN, POSITIONS.TORONTOS.Macdonald.cc.(© 107: 1 SY Martin +.Bonnell coves, Garvin .Drynan .Coulson McDonald .Dixon convenu es Sewell Nelson, .,.,.2nd Home Field.,.McHenry Montgomery.1st Home Field.Irving Blow.savssus Outside Home.Eckhardt Sinclair.Inslde Home.8towe Hugh C.Kelly.,.Captuin.John Massey Dr.E.Bowie, of Montreal, was appointed referee and the umpires were W.K.McNaught aud Ross Mackenzie.The first game was taken by the Torontos in 40 sec- ouds ; the second game was won by the third game by the Torontos in one minute, with the gallant 65th was watched by|Some good play was shown by none with more keen interest and pride both teams during the fourth than by members of the - S.|game and after twenty minutes Club; and it is our sincere hope had elapsed half time was called.When {that your galiantry throughout play was resumed the Torontos changed the campaign will yet receive due| the positions of some of their men, Stowe recognition.The hundreds of members| being on goal and Eckhardt at cover point; Irving had been dropped because in the previous game (ibb sprained his shoulder and was unable to play.After three minutes play Montgomery sent the ball whizzing past Stowe\u2019s legs and between the poles.Three more games were played and they were all taken by the Torontos, the time being respectively one minute, twenty minutes and five minutes, The match thus terminated in favor of the Torontos by five games to two.The Irish team are being enteriained to dinner, to-night, by the Toronto club in Queen\u2019s Hotel, Opinions of the Fraternity, A BRAVE DEED.To the Sporting Editor of THE HERALD, My dear eir,\u2014Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon Mr.Childs, who so bravely rescued Mesers.Scott, Ferrier, &c., from a watery grave last Saturday at the Valois regatta, caused by the upsetting of the Galatea iu the yacht race.He gave up the race, which he had a splendid chance of winning, to rescue a lot of young men.You cannot sail a yacht in a gale, and it is certainly time that something should be done to prevent young men without experience entering into yacht races.in your sporting columns to insert the above, I remain, Yours very truly, YACETIFG, MowrarAL, Aug.16, 1886.GUARDING AGAINST ACCIDENTS AT REGATTAS for congratulation.obvious that the sailing races would in al haps, ance may be required, $100 to third, $90 to fourth, $80 to fifth Lo en \u2014\u2014 | \u2014.a 5 a Led \u2014 Irishmen in à minute and à half, and the Mo Trusting you will give me a small place To the Sporting Editor of THE HERALD :\u2014 SIR:\u2014In connection with the many pleasing; features of the Valois regaita there are some which possess little cause As every one is aware it was blowing half a gale on Saturday, which made it probability not be unattended with mis- It is customary in sailing races, when competition is keen and the contestants *\u2018 crack on\u201d as much as they can possibly stand, and ths risk of accident is accordingly very much greater than under ordinary circumstances, for the management to have ready assistence at hand for those who may come to grief.It is also customary to have some one to watch the boats with a strong \u2018glass to see that no fouls are committed, to observe any signale in the shape of protests, etc., which may be hoisted, and to see where assist- 1 regret to say that none of these pre- cautious appear to bave been taken at Valois, and the consequence was that when one of the boats (the leading one) was swamped by two seas breaking over her bow in quick succession and the occupants were accordingly dumped overboard, there was no means of assistance at hand.The nearest gail boat evidently could do nothing, being almost in a similar plight, and consequently the crew\u2014one of which was a plucky little boy of 15 years\u2014were obliged to cling to the boat up to their necks 1n water in a heavy £es, which continually broke over their beads, for one hour and forty minutes, when they were picked up by the Viola, sailed by Mr.ilds.The apparent lack of forethought displayed by somebody well nigh caused a tragedy, ag one of the crew of the boat got cramps and had the greatest difficulty in retaining his hold, He was just on the point of being lashed to the boat when rescued ; ; 1 do not write this with a view to finding fault with anybody in particular, but merely in order that in future races precautions may be taken which will insure the safety of all concerned.There is always a tendency to get careless about these maiters, bat it should be carefully guarded against, as sooner Or later it 18 certain to lead to fatal results.\\ Yours, etc, OUTSIDER.August 16th, 1886- \u2014\u2014 PERSONAL.Lieut.-Col.Dame, of the Sixth Battalion, is dangerously ill and bis physicians have little hope of his recovery.Mgr.Grandin will lesve shortly for the North-West, accompanied by ten nuns be- louging to the order of * The Faithful Companions of Jesus,\u201d who have just arrived from Engiand.They are to be stationed at Brandon, Prince Albert aud Calgary.gs A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION.A Custom House @:icer Offered a Bribe of Ten Thousand Dollars.The Custom House case of Ayer & Co.has been long pending.The amount of property at stake 1s very large.The bonks of tke firm have been seized and the officer who has charge of them is Jean Brosseau.It seems that the 1utegrity of this official was lately put to a very severe test, for information wae laid at the Police Court yesterday accusing one John N.Waters, nsurance Agent, of having on the 12th justant endeavored to persuade and bribe Jean Brosseau, the Customs officer who made the seizure of the books of Ayer & Co., by offering him ten thousand dollars for the books.\u201c POLICE COURT, Jndze Desnoyer: Presiding, Joseph Henderson, arrested by Constable Hope on a charge of fighting and disturbing the peace on the shipping wharf, was fined $5 or one month.Joseph Parent, an old offender, arrested by Constable Ferry for drunkenness and having bogus money in his possession, was fined $10 or two months.Bernard Lappin, who was arrested at the Hackmen\u2019s Picnic on last Saturday on a charge of having committed an aggravated assault upon the person of Michael Minogue pleaded guilty and was fined $10 or two months.C.E Roy was fully committed to stand his trial at the next term of the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench for refusing to provide for his wife.The case of William Young, accused of perjury, was adjourned until the 18th inst.illiam MeNulty, accused of stealing a dog, pleaded not guilty and his trial was fixed for the 18th Jast.Patrick Shearers was arrested by Constable Gallagher charged by Mr.Hinley with having enter/d her bedroom on the morning of the 12th inst.and attempting to steal, pleaded not guilty and his trial was fixed for the 18th inst.Alphonse Lafond, paioter, pleaded guilty to having stolen $10 from Philias Millier, a saloou keepar on St.Lawrence Main street, «nd was remanded for sentence.4 AMUSEMENTS.Theatre Royal, Crowded houses greeted the appearance f the George BH, Adams Humpty Dumpty Pantomime and Specialty Company at both performances at the Royal yesterday, and that the company fully came up to the promises made in the advance notices was testified by the frequent and merited applause that greeted the performers in the several acts.The pantomime company is a first-class one in every respect, and cur theatre-goers have never witnessed the eccentricities of a better Humpty Dumpty than ia presented by Mr.Adams.Miss Laura Hanlon meskes a capital Columbine, and the stage setting and new tricks introduced are both attractive and amusing, The feature of the entertain ment is undoubtedly the astonishing acrobatic performance of the four Nelsons, who are the only rivals to the great Cragg Brothers, who found such favor with Montreal audiences.Miss Adele Wilson, the charming little lady who does such wonderful things on a revolving globe, at once found favor with the audience as did Miss May Templeton in her Tyrolean specialty.Miss Forgardus and her troupe of performing pigeons were equally well received, as were Mr.James Rielly in his inimitable rendition of the flower song, and the Powers Brothers in their fancy and burlesque skating.Oa the whole the performance given by this company is well worth witnessing and those who wish to pass an enjoyable afternoon or evening cannot do better than pay a visit to the Royal during the present week, The Dominion Square Concert.This, Tuesday, night, at 8,16 p.m., the band of the Victoria Rifles will perform the following programme on Dominion Square :\u2014 1, March, ¥ La Ligne des Patriots\u201d.2.Waltz, * Toujours a Tol\u201d.Mrs.Whitney 8.Overture, \u201c La Dame Blanche\u201d, .Boildien 4.Caprice for cornet, ** Mandolinata'.Paladilke Mr.P.A.Marrie, 5.Waltz, \u2018\u2019 La Fete de Chasseurs\u201d.Sellewick 6.Grand selection from Mikado.Sullivan 1.Polka, \u201c En Attendant\u201d.DeBrandt 8.galop, Razala\u201d 1 .i ve La Canadienne, God Save the Queen, In case of rain the concert will take place on Thureday.Pe HorowAv's OINTMENT.-\u2014Sores,wounds, 11 ulcerations, and other diseases affecting tie skin, are amenable by this cooling and healing unguent.It has called forth the loudest praise from persons who have suftered for years from bad legs, abscesses, and chronic ulcers,atter every hope of cure has long passed away.None but those who have experienced the soothing effect of this Ointment can form an idea of the comfort it bestows, by restraining inflammation and allaying pain.Whenever this Ointment has been once used, it has establisned its own worth, and has again been eagerly sought for, as the easiest and safest remedy for all ulcerous complaints, In neuralgia, rheumatism, and gout, the same application, properly used, gives CITY IWWEWS.Book & Co.\u2014A fresh lot of Bock & Co\u2019s.Cigars just received at 8.Hyman's, 180 St.James street.ASSORTED.\u2014 Some choice new selections of Havana Cigars, at 3 and 2 for 25 cents, received at Hirsch\u2019s yesterday.Call and examine.Monrrean GENERAL Hospitarn.\u2014The visiting governors to this institution for the week commencing Monday, August t16h will be Messrs, Wm.Reid and D.Mc- farlane.Visiting GoverNors.\u2014Messrs.Alexander Urqubart and John Kerry are the visiting governors for this week at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge, and at the Home, Longue Pointe.FINED FOR AssaULT.\u2014James Cummings was befare the Recorder\u2019s Court yesterday charged with assaulting Constables Logan and Kenney, For this and another offence of tearing a man\u2019s coal he was fined $14 or six weeks in prison, WELL KNOWN BRANDS ef Havana Cigars, with world-wide reputation, kept only In stock and no private Brands of others, wholly unknown to smokers, BE.A.Gerth, 1323 St.Catherine street, Queens Block.u Piovio.\u2014The boys of St.George\u2019s Church choir picnicked at Lachine on Saturday.They enjoyed themselves boating and swimming, and returned to town by the Ottawa ateamer Prince of Wales, after a most pleasant time.They were accompanied by Mr.Walkley and Mr.Stevenson, the choir-master.A ConsiDERATE JUDGE.\u2014Rose Gariepy & very prepossessing young woman, aged 20, was brought up at the Recorder\u2019s Court yesterday, charged with loitering on Ontario street.His Honor after giving her a severe leciure on the sinful life she was leading, which moved the accused to tears, fined her $2 or eight days.THE SUPERINTENDENT of the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge acknowledges, with thanks, the following dona- tious, viz.: R.Nicholson & Sons, a basket of beef; Mr.Carsley, two loads of kindling wood; Mr.Johu Bonner, & large basket of green peas; Mr.George Barret, 12 large loaves of bread; Mr, Spindello, 6 do.Tue N.Y, Prawo Co., St.James street, continues to give their customers the best value in the city in new or second hand pianos.None but the best American pianos kept by this house.Wholesale department in Canada for Weber, Decker & Son, of New York, Vose, of Boston, J.P.Hale and others, Second hand pianos taken in exchange.Apply to N.Y, Piano Co., 228 St, James street, b 194 AssawLTING THE POLICE.\u2014 Michael Joyce was up before the Recorder vester- day, charged with assaulting the police.It appears that Joyce was lying drunk on the street, and on the policeman asking him to move on be jumped up and struck him several times in the face, knocked him down and kicked him in the chest.Joyce stated that he was go drunk that he did not remember whether he struck the police.He was fired $15 or two months\u2019 in jail, A Svpposep MurDeEr,\u2014Mr, Charles Leprohon, Deputy Coroner, is at present holding an inquest at Joliette over the body of a man named Bertrand, who was found dead on the roadside a few days ago.Itis thought that the deceased came to his death by foul play.He was last seen driving along the road.The evidence went to show that he was followed by a young man, who it is said quarrelled with the deceased and struck him.Tax Durvis-BRIEN FAILURE.\u2014A mong some of the largest creditors of Dupuis, Brien, Coutlee & Co., of Le Grand Syndicate dela Puissance, on St, Catherine street, are: Mclntyre, Sons & Co, $18,- 000; 8.Greenshields, Son & Co., $11,000 ; G.Robert, $18,000, For smaller amounts are: Thomas May & Co., Paterson, Kis- sock & Co., Rose, Haskell & Campbell.None of the banks are interested.The firm claim to have surplus of $2,000, and if granted an extension of time to be able to meet all liabilities in full.ARREST OF A ForGER.\u2014John Savage was arrested yesterday in Brockville by Detective Fahey.Savage was in the employ of Messrs, Stone & Wellington, nurserymen, of Toronto, and was their agent in Windsor, Nova Scotia.Savage went to Windsor and opened à soda-water and ice- cream manufactory.He is charged by Messra Stone and Wellington with forgery and embezzlement, The amounts are not exactly known, but are in the vicinity of five or six hundred dollars.There are between fifty and sixty charges against him.He was gent back to Windsor last night in charge of one of Fahey\u2019s men.A Corrrorion,\u2014It was stated in THE HERALD\u2019s report of the mass meeting of labor candidates, yesterday, that Mr.Trembly approved of all the labor candidates.Mr.Trembly wishes us to make the following correction.He declared that the laboring classes had a full right to have their interests represented, but at the game time they wust not ask too much.Let them begin with one, and especially let them not oppose Mr.McShane whe had always been favorable to workingmen and did allio his power to help them, The principal object of their efforts ought to be to drive from power those who had not worked for them, and not to ignore the services of their friends.TAKEN FROM THE STREETS.\u2014À little boy was yesterday picked up by the police who was running about the streets homeless in an exhausted state for the want of food.On being brought to the station he gave his name as James Kearns, nine years old.It was learned that the boy had been seutenced to three years detention in the Sherbrooke Industrial School in January last by the Recorder.He explained that he had been given a ticket and twenty-five cents and sent tothe city.Through the kindness of Mr.Hollis, secretary of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Women and Children, and Mr, Stroud, he was sent to St.George\u2019s Home, where he will remain till a situation or some permanent home can be eecured for him.ALMOST A CATASTROPHE, ~ Persons awaiting the arrival of the Richelieu steamer Quebec, Sunday morning, were considerably alarmed when that boat, instead of bringing up at her pier, dashed past it at full speed, and, narrowly escaping a collision with the Dominion 8.8, Toronto, was not finally brought to until off the Island wharf, within an ace of colliding with the tug-boat John Yonng, moored there.Captain Labelle, manager of the company, states that no blame can be attached to either pilot or engineer, and that the trouble had been caused by the failure of the signal bell to ring in the engine room in response to the pull of the pilot.Both engineer and pilot are old employes of the company, who are very careful men at their post at all times.Our Scorrisa Visrrors.\u2014The visitors to Montreal in connection with the convention of tre United Caledonian Association of North America visited the different points of interest in the city yesterday in company with Col, Stevenson, Messrs.J.Wright and Geo.Kay.Among the parcy were wonderful relief.Smith ; Dr.McMichael, of Buffalo, the new President of the Association; Mr.and Mrs.Croy, of Hamilton; Mr.and Miss Rankiv, Woodstock, Ont.; Mr.Geo.Goodfellow, Buffalo, ex-President of the Association; Hon.Mr.Waddell, Pittston, Penn.; Ald.Walker, of Toronto; Mr.J.Burleigh, Philadelphia; Mr.Flemming, Detroit; Mr.Jno.Shedden, of Philadelphia, and several others.The visitors expressed themselves delighted at what they had seen and at the cordial manner in which they had been received by the president and members of the Caledonian Society of Montreal.The greater number of the visitors left for their homes last evening.\u2014 DASTARDLY 8COUNDRELS.Two Young Ladies Chased Around ile Mountain by Two Well Dressed Ruflians.On Friday afternoon two highly respectable young ladies walked out to visit the graves of relatives in Mount Royal Cemetery, going round the base of the mountain, On entering the cemetery they noticed two young gentlemen who appeared to be watching them.As the men were respectably dressed and had the ap< pearance of gentlemen, the ladies paid no particular attention to their presence.On leaving the cemetery the men were again noticed, and after the ladies had been a short distance on their homeward way they became aware that they were being chased by the fellows in question.The ladies started to run and the two individuals did the same.The race continued for some distance, when the ladies, by this time half dead with fright, saw two men working at the road.As they could not speak French and the men could not speak English they were unable to make known the cause of their fright.They waited near the men until they thougut their persecutors were gone when they again started for home.They had not gone far when they discovered that the fellows, who had been in hiding, were again after them.Another race mgain ensued until the mountain elevator was reached.The ladies then waited until they saw two gentlemen going towards the city, and then feeiing safe in such company managed to reach their home, The two scoundrels were pussed on the way but offered no further molestation.This incident ia but a further proof of the \u201cnecessity of better police protection in the vicinity of the Mountain Park.pe THE SALVATION ARMY.Their Right to March Through the Streets and to Hold Opon Air Meetings to be Tested in the Court, The police seem determined to put down the Salvation Army.They have arrested six of their members on two separate oc- cagions.The first arrest was made on Saturday night, The account which Lieut.Middleton gives of the affair was that the Army was marching up Craig street and when near the cab stand near St.Lawrence Main street one of the cab- men drove his horse into the procession, endangering the women.One of the soldiers seized the horses\u2019s rein to prevent the girls from being hurt.He was immediately arrested by the police patrol, one of whom it is alleged struck him on the back ot the head with his baton.Another goldier of the army, Sergt.Fraser, was arrested, and a third man, Butters, whose only offence was to advise Mr, Fraser to go to the station quietly, was also taken prisoner.Butters has no counection whatever with the Army.Un the way to the station it 18 alleged that one of the policemen struck Fraser on St.James street with his club.The second arrest was made on Sunday morning.The Army, as it has been doing for some time past on Suudays, was holding & prayer meeting on the slip near Allan's wharf.They had never been interfered with by the authorities before and on Sundays they say there is no thoroughfares on the slip.The water police have often witnessed these open-air meetings and when it was necessary have \u2018interfered to protect them from anuoyance.On last Sunday Capt.Marshall was in the act of praying, the soldiers being grouped around him, when the police patrol broke in upon them and caught hold of the Captain\u2019s hands a8 they were raised and clapped the handcuffs on his wrists, Besides Captain Marshall, Col.~Sergt.Thomas and Major Margetts were arzested.All six men have been released on bail and the Army officers are determined to test the case iu the courts, In the meantime they do not intend to march through the streeis or to hold open-air meetings in the city.The Salvationists complain that the flag and tambourines which were taken from them when they were impriconed have not beea returned, \u2014 HERE AND THERE.Charles Arcaund, the boatman who saved the lives of Messrs.Seguin and Chalette, a few days ago, is reported to have saved the lives of Lwenty-four persons.The water department have completed the laying of the new water mains on St.James street several days in advance of the time promised by Superintendent Le- sage.The Delaware and Hudson Railway Co.have sent their director\u2019s car to Washington to convey President Cleveland and party to the Adirondacks, where they will epend a few weeks.The distinguished visitors are expected to arrive there on Thursday via Plattsburg.ee Boos _dusrticsmeny Harvest Éxcuisiong MINNESCTA AND DAKOTA AT LOW RATES] Leaving CHICAGO, via the GREAT ROCK ISLAND and ALBERT LEA RUUTES August 18th, September 8th and September 22nd.RETURN TICKETS to all princinal pointy dA A Sala rd he above dates at spe RATES., y DUCED FARMERS & INTENDING SETTLERS | should take advantage of this opportunit; visit the po vla FARM LANDS OF THE GOLDEN NORTH.WEST.For rates and all information address C.E.MecPHERSVN, General Agent C.R.I.& P.By 23 York Street, TORO E A.HOLBROORK, NTO.G.T.& P.A., Chicago, August 2 iv trs 254 Tee THE IROQUOIS HOUSE, Beleell Mountains, St.Hilaire, P.Q, Accommodation for 300 guests.Ont minutes from Montreal by G.T.R.R.Trang leave accordingly.Leave Monireal\u20146.45 a.m., 8.10 a.m., 1.35 pu.(Saturdays onl 8.13 p.m.5.10.15 p.m.y y» 3:13 pans 5,20 p.oa,, Arrive at St.Hilaire\u20148.35 a.m., 8 57 a.m, 2.46 p.m.(Saturdays onl 18 .in.il aes ys only), 4.12 p.m., 6.14 ave St.aire\u20144.45 am, 7.58 a.m., 11 a,m., 4.5¢ p.m., 6.45 p.m.(Saturdays only) 78 p.m.Arrive in Montreal\u20148.00 a.m., 8.35 21, 11,55 nm, 635 pm, 8.10 3 only), 8.10 p.m.\u2019 pm.(Saturday Fare to Iroquois House and Return, $1.CAMPBELL BROS,., B.¥.CAMPBELL Proprietors anager July 1 4m 108 La Banque du Peuple, 100 DIVIDEND NO.100, >» sO: The Stockholders of La Banque du Peuplg arg hereby notified that a semi-annual divie dend of THREE, [3] per cent for the iast six months has been declared on the Capita] Stock, and will be payable at the office of the bank on aud after Monday, the 4th of September next.The Transler Book will be closed from the 15th to the 30th - ugust inclusive.By order o the Board of Directors.A.A.TROTTIER, Cashier, Montreal, 31st July, 1886.trs 158 183 Exceptional Chance to Secure à Valuable Business.I am instructed by the Canadian Bank of | Commerce to offer for sale the Barber Pro.pert, at Streetsville near Toronto, it consistg of: The Mill proper, a large substantial four story Stone Building, with outlying Stona and Brick additions, four Store-Houses, Dya House, Boiler House, Machine Shop, Blacks smith Shop, ete.The Plant and Machinery, Is very extensive, fills the four Stories or the Mill, and has & capacity to produce in Woollen Cloths op Fine Tweeds over 1,000 yards per day.The Machinery is all 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 Gag Pipes to every part, and Steam Pipes from thg Botier House.The Motive Power is a 52 inch Leffel Water Wheel, under a 22 foot head of never-failing Water, giving abundance of Power all the year round, rue A Bubstantial Brick Building, used as General Store and for the Offics of the Mill, A.Substantial Brick Warehouse for the manufacture of Clothing.80 Workmen\u2019s Dwellings.93 Acres of good Farming Land.\u2018 The whole to be had at 2 low price for Cash or on eas 7 terms of payment, to a sati.factory purchaser.I have personally examined the Mill prœ .perty, and can vouch for the Report of oxperts ag well as for the above description.I will be glad to hear from roposiug bonæ flde buyers to my address, either in Toronto or Oshawa.JOHN LIVINGSTONE.July 9 Ts 184 The Bankruptcy Act 1883.In the Connty Court of Staffordshire, holden at Welverhampton.IN BANKRUPTCY\u2014No.34 of 1886 In the matter of a Bankruptcy Petition filed the 16th day of July, 1886.To William Dulson, the younger of the Greyhound Inn, Princess street, Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafford, Licensed Victualler.; Take notice that a Bankruptey Petition has been presented against you to this Court by Willlam Dulson, the elder of Tettenhal Wood, near Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafford, gentleman, and the Court has ordered that the publication of this notice in the London \u2018 Gazelte\u201d and twice in the Montreal \u2018\u2018 Herald,\u201d shall be deemed to bo service 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