The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 1 octobre 1886, vendredi 1 octobre 1886

[" 1 ox th intg ue EY RS y to > troubles inc m, such as Di as after eatin; r most remar ring Pills are equally and preventing ey aleo correck nulate the livet they only cured 58 to thone Who! laint; but fort here, and thosd little ills yalu- jlinot be w.2 11 sictkc head E here is where ¥¢ ls cure it W e very small and} ills makca dose do not gripe * lease all wif ive for $1.gold by mail.| INE CO York City AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE VOL.LXXVIII- 236 flew Adwertisements, FISH, OILS and SALT.CAPE BRETON HERRINGS, NORTH SHORE SALMON, SEA TROUT, SPLIT MACKEREL, DRY CODFISH, COD and SEAL OIL, SALT fall grades), FOR SALE BY Verret, Stewart & Co.271 to 278 Commissioners 8t.] September 31 148 \u201cFOR SALE, 1000 Pails Chicago Lard.100 Bris.No.1 Labrador Herrings.«No.1 Cape Breton Herrings.\u201c Nol Groen, Codfish.5) Qt's.Large Dry sh.50 Doxes Purest Boneless Codfish, \u201c Boneloss Fish.50 Kitts Prime Mess Mackerel.500 Cases Frosh Canned Lobster, Young\u2019s and other brands.£00 Cases Fresh Canned Mackerel.100 \u2014\u2018\u2019 Pooles Pickles.50 + Tulloch Pickles.50 Puns Barbados Molasses New Crop.100 Bris.Newfoundland Cod Oil.1 « Steam-refined Pa e Beal Oll.J.& R.McLEA, Agents Caledonia Coal and Railway Co., 8 Common Street Montreal- Telephone 868.P.O.Box 1274.August 5 81 FISH, OILS, &c VHOIC£ LABRADOR HERRINGS, GREEN CODFISH, Large and No.L STEAM-REFINED SEAL OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.GASPE and HALIFAX COD OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL.STEWART MUNN & CO, 23 8t.John street Telsphone 1283.Jan.11 FOR SALE: Molasses and Sugar To arrive this month, ex barque \u2018\u2018 Beltrees,\u201d from Barbadoes, Puncheons BARBADOES MOLASSES; Also, 100 hhäs.PRIME GROCERY SUGAR.ly Oct, 6 In Store and to Arrive: FISH OILS OF VARIOUS KINDS, viz: gteam-refined, Ordinary Pale and Brown Seal.Newfoundland, Gaspe, and other kinds of Cod Oil, this season\u2019s yield.A few casks Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil.CODFISH, in 1-owt.bundles.Malcolmas favorite Crown brand LOCH -FYNE HERRING, in kegs and firkins impérted this Fall.Barres and Hali-bris: No, l CAPE BRETON HERRING: JOHN BAIRD & CO, 191 Commissioners Street.Telephone No.292.2 y NEW FRUIT! NOTICE TO IMPORTERS.mme) = THE 8.8, THAMES,\u201d is intended to load fruit in the Mediterranean as follows :\u2014 At Patras, about 15th September.\u2018 Denia, « 2èrd 6 # Malaga, 28th \u201c at the lowest current rates of freight for Quebec and Montreal.Apply to WM.ROSS & CO., 8 East India Avenue, nden.8w trs 211 \u201c\u201c Sept.2 I6 YEARS SUCCESS! 30: puAVORINE SILVERMAN'S EXTRACT WHOLESALE DEPOT & FACTORY: 504 & 506 ST, PAUL STREET.79 Telephone 1284.June 18 1.7 PLAYING CARTS! New Samples for this Season.WULFF & CO.32 St.Sulpice Street, MONTREAL.September 21 THOUSAND ISLARD HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA BAY, River St, Lawrence.R.H.SOUTHGATE, | PV.CLEMES, President.Manager 227 Boating, Fishing and Hunting Unsurpassed region for hay fever sufferers, No malaria, mosquitoes, or hot nights.Staff of the Hotel BrusswicKk, N.Y.» 73 Rates from $17.60 to $285 per week \u201830 156 DR.MAJOR Specialist to the Department for Diseases of the Nose and Throat, Montreal General Hospital, has returned from Germany.Carsley's Advertisement | THURSDAY, SEPT.30th, 1886, WATERPROOF CIRCULARS WATERPROOF CIRCULARS WATERPROUF CIRCULARS WATERPROOF CIRCULARS ; Just marked off, two cases of Ladies\u2019 Rubber Waterproofs and Misses\u2019 w aterproofs.S.CAKSLEY.8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.LA IES' CTRCULARS, 656 LaDIES' CIRCULARS, 80c LADIES! CIRCULARS, %0c LADIES\u2019 DOLMAN WATERPROOFS LADIES\u2019 CIRCULARS, with sleeves 8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY.! MANTLES IN GREAT VARIETY MANTLES IN GREAT VARIETY TAILOR-MADE JACKETS J JACKETS TAILOR-MADE JACKETS ULSTERS, in all the Latest Novelties ULSTERS, in sil the Newest Styles TESTERS, in all kinds of Cloths ULSTERS, in all s}zes ULSTERS, in all colors Our ascortments of Mantles, Jackets, Ulsters and Misses\u2019 Juckets being complete, only want inspection to be appreciated, 8, CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY.8 CARSLEY.French Flannel for Dressing Gowns French Flannel for Dressing Gowns English Fiannel for Dressing Gowns 8.\"CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY.8S.CARSLEY.Wide White Flannel for Cloaking \u2018Wide White Flaunel for Cloaking Wide Cream Flannel tor Infants\u2019 Cloaks Wide Cream Fiannel for Infants\u2019 Cloaks 8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY, Welsh Flannel for Underwear Welsh Flannel for Underwear Yorkshire ¥lannel for Underwear Yorkshire Flannel for Underwear 8.CARSLEY.B.CARSLEY.8,CARSLEY.English Flannel Shirtings English Flannel shirtings Scotch Flannel Shirtings Scotch Flannel Shirtings 8.CARSLEY.S:CARSLEY.BR.CARSLUEY* Best English Bleached Skeeting Best English Bleached Sheeting Best Canadian Bleached Sheeting Full Stock on Hand.Best English Linen Sheeting Best Eng ish LInen Sheeting Best Irish Pillow Linen Best Irish Pillow Linen Fall Assortment: .Best Eoglish White Cottens Best English White Cottons .Best Canadian White Cottons 8: CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY* We keep the largest Stock of Linen Goods in Canada.Our prices are alwaysilhe lowest.8.CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.BROOKS SEWING COTTON.Since introducing the Celebrated Sewing Cotton of JONAS BROOKS & BROS., the oldest Sewing Cotton Manufacturers in England.it Manuiacturers are asking for it.* Tailors are asking for it.Shirt Makers are asking for it.And nearly all private families are now using it, thus proving to the public that this is the best Cotton for Machine and Hand use, not breaking ingthe using.Steam Coal! BUNKER COAL supplied to Steamships in Port ot Montreal, or at Company\u2019s Pier, Sydney, C.B.Very best Fresh Mined and Screened RESERVE STEAM COAL, also Screenings.for sale, ex ship or delivered, in lots to sui consumers.| F.C.HENSHAW, Agent, 4 Custom House Square.Telephone No.638.2 May 26.SPRING HILL COAL FRESH MINED, Screened Steam Coal, arriving daily in BOX cars, dry and free from dust.CUMBERLANE RAI WAT & CGAL COMPANT: J.R.COWANS.Sscretezy.OHXS4ERFIELD CHAMBERS, } 18 Alaxis Street.Oet.81 LY ke CANTLIE, EWAN & CO.CENERAL MERCHANTS AND MARUFACTURERS\u2019 AGENTS.Bleached Shirtings, Grey Sheetings, Tickings, White, Grey & Colored Blankets, Fine and Medium Tweeds, Knitted Goods, Plain and Fancy Flannel, Low Tweeds, Etoffes, &c WHOLESALE ONLY SUPPLIED 15 Victoria |20 Wellington Square, Street E., MONTREAL.TORONTO.August 24 205 MOXIE NERVE FOOD! What 1s the use of drugging yourself day atter day, without life or activity, feeling all tired out and miserable when you might be as uick and lively as ever, OXIE NERVE OOD is a beverage allke desirable for invalids and persons in health.READ THE MOXIE CIRCULAR.Western Depot, 85 Church Street, Toronto, Moxie Nerve Food is Sold 40c Quart Bottle, Dose\u2014One Glass full four times a day.Moxie Nerve Food and Richelieu Water Co, 1780 NOTRE DAME STREET, Montreal.August 206 THE IROQUOIS HOUSE Belœil Mountains, St.Hilaire, P.Q.IS STILL OPEN, Accommodation for 830 guests.minutes from Montreal by G.T.R leave accordingly.Leave Montreal\u20146.45 am., 8.10 am, 1.8 pm.(Saturdays only), 3.15 p.m., 5.10 p.m.0.TM.Arrive at St.Hilaire\u20148.35 a.m., 8 57 a.m., 2.45 p.m.(Saturdays only), 4.12 p.m., 6.12 p.m., 11 p.m.Leave 8t.Hilaire\u20144.45 a.m,, 7.58 a.m., 11 02 p.m., 4,54 p.m., 6.45 p.m.(Saturdays only) 7.22 arrive in Montreal\u20148.C) am., 8.66 a.m., 11.56 am, 63 p.m.810 p.m, (Saturdays only), 8.10 p.m.Only 57 -R.Trains Hem Adveriisetuents.| | Valescent, after his recent illness in Tor- MONTREAL, FRIDAY, CAMO DESPATCHES, [amiss CABLE NW FROM THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.Au Ex-M.P,P.Gets n Goveramest Appointment, QUEBEC, June 30.\u2014Mr, Desaulniers, ex-M.P, for St.Maurice, has been ap.) pointed Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Council.LATEST FROM TME CAPITAL General Middleton te Visit British (olumbia\u2014Rumers of an Early Nes- sion of the Federal Parliament - Kau:hty Wi ! y ging Claims liis Prognostications were Right, Orrawa, Sept.30.\u2014Major-General Sir F.Middleton, though not fully con- onto, will soon be himself again.He transacted business this morning in hie office in the Western block.He declined to express an opinion regarding the result of his inspection, but appeared to be perfectly satisfied with it.He has not decided when he will undertake his trip to Winnipeg.After visiting the Prairie City he will proceed to British Columbia in order to inspect the proposed defences.There is a rumor in circulation to-day around the Parliament buildings to the effect that Parliament will be called to meet at a very early date.No real foundation could be obtained for the statement, but it was ascertained that preparations in about the House of Commons had begun for the Session, by the arrangement of furniture, laying of carpete, ete.It is not usual that this should be done till about Christmas, and it appears that some of the officials take the unusual bustle to portend an early session; hence the rumors which have obtained currency.The Baptist Missionary Convention East will hold its twenty-eighth annual meeting here on Wednesday and Thursday of next week, the sixth and seventh Addresses will be delivered by Rav, E.Hooper, M A,, of Kingston ; Rev.E.W, Dodson, B.A., of Toronto, and Rev.A.G.Upham, of Montreal, who will speak on behalf of the Graude Ligne Mission, On Thursday afterncon there will be a meeting of the Women\u2019s Foreign Mission Society of Eastern Ontario and Quebec, and in the evening the question of Foreign Missions will be taken up, when Mrs, Whitham, of Montreal, will 1ead a paper, and addresses will be delivered by Rev.Jno.Higgins, of Lachute, and the Rev.W.Bogge, à returned missionary from India.~The secretary of the convention is Rev, A.P.Mc- Diarmid, of this city, : Wiggins is in better humor than ever, He thinks his predictions have been partially verified.Speaking to a reporter to-night be said : \u201c My storm may be late from one point of view, but these storms are always predicted for shipping in the Gulf, and they always appear there 24 hours earlier, This storm will continue for several days and to cover America.I said it would begin between September 29th, in the afternoon, and October 1st.It is bound to come.It vassed Quebec on its southern journey over the Gulf, and were not the signals out on the lakes yesterday and are to-day?It is my success that makes enemies, It takes time for a storm to form after it appears, Did I not say that the earthquake force would cross Americs, and did it not cause earthquakes and eruptions yesterday in Mexico?I never predicted a storm or earthquake yet that the public did not first condemn me and then say I was right, and it will be so in this case.I watched this storm last night, for it began to move here at seven o'clock, The press has always been down on me, and yet they publish everything I say about earthquakes from San Francisco to Halfax, and in Europe, \u201c What of Proctor\u2019s attack on you?\u201d \u201cProctor never made a prediction in his life, and is devouring every young man of scientific ideas.His selfishness is unbounded.He has repeatedly stolen my ideas, I will be vindicated as my prediction will be fulfilled within 24 hours.The earthquake period will continue for two weeks and possibly lenger.\u201d NOTES FROM THE QUEEN CITY.Toronto\u2019s Increase in Taxatien and Population \u2014Metbodist Indian Missionary Work\u2014General Booth on the Work of the Salvation Army, .ToroNTO, Sept.30.-The assessment commissioners will complete the assessment rolls to-morrow.\u2018The assessments this year will reach about $81,000,000, this being an increase of $9,000,000 on last year.\u2018There has been an increase of population of about 3,000, making the total population; according to the assessors, 115,000.The fourth annual meeting of the central branch of the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was held here to-day, about 150 ladies being present, including delegates from Wallbridge, Barrie, Oshawa, Uxbridge, Brampton and other places.Reports of the secretary and treasurer showed that there were now 30 auxiliaries and ten mission bands, being an increase of ten auxiliaries and three mission bands.During the past year $4,066.10 has been raised by the central branch, an increase of $1,343.13 over the previous year.A resolution was passed sending greetings to the Salvation Army, praying that a special blessing may attend the eight young people who are going to Hindostan, The Salvation army temple was again packed to-night,to hear Gen.Booth deliver an address on \u201cWhat I know of the Salvation Army.\u201d He related the origin of the army and traced its history and growth, He spoke of its present strength and prospects and replied t&-various objections raised against their methods.They have now 1643 corps and 4,063 salaried officers.He calculated that if they progressed at the same rate, they would have in fourteen years 40,000 corps and 100,000 salaried officers, He also spoke of their work among the prisoners, and said that 3,700 prisoners had gone through their hands, and sixty pe: cent had been saved to society, and wer¢ now earning honest livelihoods.Regarling the rescue work among girls, he said 2,000 had been cared for, aud 65 per cent saved to society.Mayor Howland delivered & brief address at the close, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 sa UNION \u2018AVENUE September y Fare to Iroquois House and Return, $1.25 B AC % CAMPBELL Se, .CAMPBELL Proprietors Manager, | Faiyls.4m 160 TE VERY Finest Broads and Diagonals + Death of an Artist.historical painter, is dead, Obit, dead.Death of 8 Fenlaun.died in the workhouse at Liverpool.Cardinal Facobini.the effects of his recent illness, More Bioting in Belfast.mob.Chamberlain on the Liberal Split.the Liberals constitut- the greatest ob- sticle to the reunion of the party.The Ygyptian ftebi Commission, Paris, September 30\u2014The members of the Esypsian Debt Commission have addressed to the Powers a strong protest against the manner in which the Eaglish are using the funds raised by the last loan guaranteed by the Powers.The Nationsi Lengue to be Watched.LoNpoN, September 30,\u2014The police in the south of Ireland have been instructed from Dublin Castle to obtain the details of the personnel and organization of various branches of tue National League.This, it is supposed, foreshadows decided action by the Government, i The Marquis of Bipon\u2019s Opinion, LowpoN, Sept.30.-The Marquis of Ripon, speaking at & meeting of the Liberal and Radical association of the Strand, this evening, sa\u2019d it would have been better if the Government had consented to the ressonable proposals of Mr.Parnell, thus rendering impossible evie- tions, coercion, and their attendant evils.Stealing a March on the Under Seere- tary.DuBLiN, Sept.30.\u2014The Freemans Journal publishes the text of the report of the Waterford police to the Irish Vice- Regal Guvernment with the comments thereor, made by Sir Michael Hicks- Beack, Chief Under Secretary, The document was obtained by a spy inside Dublin Castle, Erish Women Defend Their Homes.DuBLIx, September 30.\u2014At Milltown- Malby, couuty Clare, to-day, while the sheriffs were employed in distraining on the property of a man named Kelly the married women of the neighborhood attacked, overpowered and imprisoned all the officers engaged, while their husbands secured the cattle and removed them from the locality, Begging for Work, the Board of Guardians at Cork to-day and clamoured for work.was unable to assist them.the freedom of Waterford.sider.reply to Russia\u2019s note, are not willing demands and ment, King NLeopold\u2019s william, ment here.following declaration : to gain from Republican France.would be overthrown, whereas throne secure.\u201d Austria\u2019s Fears.noky, the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs, from Pesth Austria\u2019s attitude more pronounced.fears that if Bulgaria is occupied by Rus\u2014 and Servia and Bulgaria will be both conflict with Montenegro, selves as satisfied with the action of Gen, wishes from being realized, The election should exist between Gen.Kaulbars and the Bulgarian Government be restored.\u201d Faenchmen\u2019s Devotion to the Republic, authorities, similar sentiments.of the country.effect, He repeated his appeal for Re publican unity.Solemon-Grey-Russell Bigamy Case.for Dress Suits.L.Robinson, 53 Beaver Hall.- et SATs.éd - 4 OCTOBER 1, Munich, Sept.30.\u2014Franz Adam, the B&rnIN, September 30.\u2014Major Von Huelsen, director of the Royal theatrer, is James Brophy, a famous Fenian, has Rome, Sept.30.\u2014Cardinal Jacobini, the Papal Secretary, bas recovered from BELFAST, September 30.\u2014A crowd of } laborers, while returning home from work, this eveuing, began rioting.As they seemed pent on mischief, the Black Watch Regimens charged and soon dispersed the LoNDON, Sept.30.\u2014 Mr.Chamberlain, replying to an inquirer urging a reunion of the Liberal p: ty, writes that the intolerant actions vf à cirtain section of French DUBLIN, eSeptember,: 30\u2014A body of unemployed workmen appeared before The Board \u2018The Municpal authorities of Waterford have adpointed five Councillors to wait upon Mr, Gladstone at Hawarden on Wednesday next and present him with Sulgarian Ministry Want Time to Cons SOFIA, September 30.\u2014The Bulgarian Ministry have decided to postpone their The Ministers to flatly refuse Russia\u2019s ave resolved to depute and instruct some one to enter into negotiations with Gen.Kanlbars with a view to finding some other method of settle- Visit to Emperor Paris, September 30.\u2014The visit of Leopold, King of the Belgians, to the Emperor William has caused much com- King Leopold is reported to have made to the German Emperor the \u201cI have nothing If she defeated Germany,the Belgian monarchy the triumph of Germany would make my VIENNA, Sept.30.\u2014Diplomats here believe that since the return of Count Kal- against Russia\u2019s occupation of Bulgaria is This is partly accounted for by the belief that Austria sia King Milan will be deposed in Servia, Russianized.This, it is argued, would cause disorder in Bosnia and probably a The Russian Press on Bulgarisn Affairs.St, PETERSBURG, Sept.30.-The Russian r ewspapers generally express them- Kaulbars in Bulgaria, The Novoe Vremya says :-* Nothing remains for the Bulgarian Regent but to bow to Russia\u2019 will unless it be to force Russia to adopt measures to render it internally impos- gible for the regents to prevent Russia's of a new Prince in Bulgaria will be impossible until the proper relations which Paris, Sept.30.\u2014Prime Minister De Freycinet arrived at Montpelier to-day, where he was received by the local General Berge, on behalf of the officers of the garrison expresced their devotion to the Republic, and their willingness to sacrifice themselves for her glory and honor.The bishop, at the head of the local clergy, assured the Minister they were imbued with a sense of their duties toward the Church and State.De Freycinet replying, said he wished the entire clergy of France entertained The Premier said the main object to be considered now was the economic progress Thanks to the increased revenue derived from taxation, he hoped the Atlantic and Mediterranean canal scheme would be speedily carried into Lowpon, Sept.30.\u2014The case of Edward Solomon, who waë arrested for big- he Sie Am ik membre nl sre.1886.° amy on the complaint of his first wife, Lilly Grey, came off to-day.The testi.1 ony was given, that when he was first taken into custody Solomon admitted he wes married to Lillian Russell in New Jersey, and said: * Anyhow we wenf through some ceremony.\u201d It was shown, however, that he had also said at thesame time, that when be married Lillian Russell, he was unaware that his first wife was living, as he had neither seen nor heard from her for several years.Solomon was remandei, pending the arrival from the United States of a number of witnesses whose attendance has been secured.The magistrate refused Solomon\u2019s request for a reduction of bail.Austro-Rungary Shows Her Hand.PEsTH, Sept.30-\u2014Prime Minister Tisza, replying to the interpellations for the Government in the Lower House of the Hungarian Parliament to-day, said that Austro-Hungary intended to prevent any single Power from establishing & protectorate over Bulgaria, \u201cWe want independence among the Balkan States,\u201d he continued, \u201cwithout having any covetous designs towards any of them ; no community of interests exists in the Balkans, The Austro-German alliance continues guarding mutual conditions of existence, without endangering peace, Austro-Hungary will not allow any single power to make an armed interference ia Bulgaria.\u201d The Prime Minister\u2019s declaration that Austro-Hungary would not permit any foreign Power to establish a protectorate over Bulgaria was loudly applauded.The Unterbans presented a lively appearance during the Prime Minister\u2019s speech.Every seat in the Chamber was occupied and the galleries were crowded.He refuted the assumption that Austro-Hun- gary had either planned or had been aware, or in the slightest degree had approved of the plot to depose Prince Alexander, Neither was Austro-Hungary aware, continued the Premier, that Prince Alexander, as was made evident by his telegram to the Czar, regarded his crown as having been received directs form the Czar, or that Prince Alexander made his stay Bulgaria dependent on the JCzar\u2019s consent.\u201c No agreement whatever exists,\u201d here Tiza said, \u201c between Austro-Hun- gary and Russia regarding the exertion of their respective influences either in the | western or in the eastern portion of the Balkan States.Austro-Hungary firmly adheres to the Berlin treaty, which, whilst it is upheld sufficiently, corresponds with Austro-Hungary\u2019s interests.Austro- Hungary has taken no steps on behalf of the kidnappers of Prince Alexander, She has merely warned Bulgaria in her own interest against the adoption of any hasty resolution, and the results that would be sure to ensue therefrom, As regards Austro-Hungary\u2019s alliance with Germany,\u201d continued the Premier, \u201cwe stand with Germany on the old basis, We regard the treaty of Berlin as still in force although it has been violated in certain cases, the most serious of which occurred last year in Eastern Roumelia, Austro-Hungary adheres to her repeatedly declared opinion that should Turkey claim the right accorded in the Balkan Peninsula, no other power would be entitled to resort to armed intervention or the establishment of a protectorate there ; also that no change in the constitutional or territorial relations of the Balkan countries can be effected without the consent of the Powers signatory to the treaty of Berlin,\u201d All the deputies were displeased by the Premier\u2019s statement.Deputy Horoath maintained that Hungary did not want such a peace as that which the German alliance secured.Others asserted that Russia had violated the treaty of Berlin, A proposal to re-open the discussion was rejected.t\u2014\u2014arte\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FROM DEATH TO LIFE.Remarkable Cale of Resuscitation After All Animation Mad Apparently Ceased.Cricaco, Sept, 30.\u2014A case has just come to light here of a remarkable resuscitation from supposed death of a young married woman named Mrs, Fra- ger, the daughter of Mr, T.H.Stevens, who with his family came here from New York some three years ago.On July 30 last Mrs.Fraser gave birth to & child, and in August, after several days\u2019 illness, she was pronounced dead by one of her attending physicians.Dr.M.H.Lockersteen, who was also attending Mrs, Fraser, says : I did everything I could think to restore resuscitation without effect, Ten minutes must bave elapsed, though at that time I was not in a position to watch the passage of time, Then it suddenly struck me that I would like to try a hypodermic injection of a solution of nitro-glycerine, I took up ten drops of it and let the corpse have the full benefit of it.The first minute there was not a pulsation, but just a gasp, that was all, I looked at my watch and there were four such gasps distributed over the first sixty seconds, but there was no life, In the second minute there were six respirations aud a slight heart pulse could be heard, but no pulse could be felt, In the third minute there were eighteen respirations, and the pulse became distinctly perceptible at the wrist, In the fourth minute it was 180 and upward, so that it could not be counted ; her face flushed, her eyes began to roll in their sockets, all the muscles relaxed from the extreme stiffness of death, all the contractions of the limbs gradually relaxed speculation came back to her eyes and she became conscious, and soon after was finally restored to life, Her Life for Her Child, READING, Pa., September 30.\u2014Mannie Wagner, aged four years, was playing on the raiiroad track at the depot at Drugen, when a fast express train came along, The child\u2019s mother, Mrs, Wagner, rushed out to save it, and both were killed, the bodies bieng horribly mangled.Threats of the Capitalists.PrrrsBura, September 30.\u2014Prominent river coal operators to-day declared they would not concede any demand of their employees for an advance in wages, If the men insist upon an increase the mines will be closed down indefinitely, At present nearly seven thousand miners are employed in the mines.The Care of the Insane.SyracusE, N.Y,, September 30,\u2014The tenth annual session.of the Association of American Institutions for Idiots and - Feeble-Minded Persons opened at the State Asylum for Idiots, in this city, yesterday.Delegates from most of the great institutions of the kind in the country are present, in } larger discrepancy before all the applica- TD SESS CHEERFUL OH «RLESTON.body Happy Because There Was wo Even the Usnal Daily Shake.CHARLESTON, September 30.\u2014Scarcely a man, woman or child was- met on the streets this afternoon who did not have something pleasant to say.St.Michael\u2019s } clock was watched until the hour of 2 had passed, and then everybody breathed easily for the first time since the lunatic astrologer\u2019s predictions became current in Charleston.Neither astronomy, nor geology, nor the differential calculus, nor the signal service bulletins, could exerciso the ghostly tidal wave, nor the 2 o'clock phantom earthquake which the Canadian seer had put on the bills for today\u2019s sensation.The only proof positive ot his last prophetic failure was the elock\u2014the peaceful, melodious chimes of St.Mishael\u2019s clock, which has weathered 80 many storms and bids fair to survive as many more.The first assurance of the fair day that this proved to be came from the Signal Service at Washington, telling us that there would be \u201cfair weather, with oceasional showers for the Atlantic coast.\u201d This was in lively and pleasant contrast to Wiggins\u2019 self-manufactured programms for to-day.The weather Lad been warm, but not uncomfortably warm, the thermometer reaching 85 degrees at two o\u2019clock, the time fixed for Wiggins\u2019 grand shake.The sky had been clear all day and there were no indications of rough or unusual weather, a brisk south-westerly breeza tempering the heat, and not one drop of rain falling until to-night.Wiggins\u2019 predictions had a marked effect on the emotional nature of the negroes, and for the past four or five nights their churches have been filled with crowded congregations of well nigh frenzied worshippers.The effect of the shocks on the poor superstitious negroes has been fearful, and they seem to have determined to take Heaven by storm, Hundreds of converts are made every night, and the excitement is so intense that numbers go into trances and have to be carried home on stretchers.Among the whites the religious sentiment has also been deeply aroused, but is not manifested by any violent ejaculations.They recognize the hand of God in the earthquake, but in spite of some of the preachers, still trust in His mercy.The relief fund does not yet reach $500,000, The total number of applications for relief by property holders is now 1,375 and will 1,600.The aggregate amount fhus far asked for is $800,000.The fund expected to be subscribed is therefore about $300,000 short of the amount asked for, and will show an even tions have been filed.Money is coming in every day, but the subscriptions are not as large as they were two weeks ago.The Relief Committee have given public notice that the money is for the poor and that those who are able must help themselves, Other relief is being extended to all destitute persons, and the situation in this respect is steadily improving, Couvicted of Murder.New York, September 30.\u2014\u201c Dan \u201d Driscoll, leader of the famous \u201c Whyo \u201d gang, was convicted, to-night, of the murder of his mistress, Beezy Gerrity, in a Mulberry street tenement.Failure of the Hop Crop in the United States.New York, Sept.30.\u2014On account of the failure of the hop crop this year, 40,- 000 bales of hops, which were exported to England and the Continent out of the superabundant crop of last year are now on their way back to this port and will be entered for home consumption, Masonie, \u2018W ABHINGTON, September 30,\u2014To-day\u2019s session of the Grand General Chapter of Royal Arch Masons was a long one and a good deal of business of a private character was transacted.The Grand Chapter refused te recognize the Mark Lodge of Canada because it had invaded the jurisdiction of the Grand Chapter of Quebec by establishing Mark Lodges in that jurisdiction, The application of the Royal Arch Masons of Australia for representation in the General Grand Chapter was refused, it being decided that no Chapter under, the American system should be established in that jurisdiction, Canadian Failures.NEw YORE, Sept.30.\u2014The failures in the Dominion of Canada for the quarter just closed, and for the nine months, are almost precisely similar to those reported last year.Failures for quarter ending September 30th, as reported by Dun, Wiman & Co., number 258, as compared with 254 for the corresponding quarter of 1885 :\u2014Liabilities amount for the quarter in 1886 to $1,921,000, as compared with $1,911,000 for corresponding quarter of 1885, The total failures for the first nine months of 1886 are 957, as against 944 for same period in 1885, The total liabilities in 1886 are $7,423,000, as compared with $7,077,000 for the frst nine months of 1885,showing very little change, Oil on Troubled Waters, WASHINGTON, Sept.30.\u2014The hydro- graphic office has received during the last month about a dozen letters from the officers of steam and sailing vessels, narrating their experience in the use of oil in the time of storms at sea for the purpose of smoothing the water.There is a singular unanimity in the conclusions of the writers that almost at the instant the oil touched the water it spread far over the surface and reduced the billows to long and heavy but harmless swells, The writers describe a variety of plans for applying the oil, Several of them attribute the rescue of their ships and crews from destruction to the application.Of the hundreds of similar letters received in the past, no instance of failure has been narrated, when tbe oil was vegetable or fish oil.Kerosene and the lighter oils have sometimes failed to produce the effect desired.Pastenr\u2019s Waiderfal Saccess.ASHINGTON, Sept, 30,\u2014Dr.Reyburn, ont the late President Garfield\u2019s phy- sieians, who has returned from the laboratory of Prof.Pasteur in Paris, says Pas- teux told him that out of twelve hundred natives treated for the bites of rabid animals only three died, and of six hundred foreigners who came from a long distance only fifteen died, This, says Dr.Rey- burn, would be a good record if it were certain that all who thought they were had been bitten by really rabid BINGLE COPIES REE, SUBSCRIPTION 5 A JE think a dog mad that bites them, and in Line cases out of tem they are mistaken.It is hard to tell just how much faith to put in inoculation.I find on talking with physicians in Paris that they feel about as I do about it.\u2018They are not quite convinced yet, but are willing to be.lee SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.Lacrosse.TO-MORROW\u2019S MATCH.The betting on t3-morrow\u2019s great matek is far more even than might have been expected.The triends of both clubs are willing to back their favorites, and it is probable that considerable money will change hands os the result of the match, Pools will be sold, as usual, this eveaing at the Tansey House, where the results of to-morrow\u2019a gamea will be made known as soon as taken -From a paragraph published in the Toronto Mail of Wednesday, there is little doubt that the Toroato Lacrosse Club anticipated to play their draw off with the Ontarios, and then having to pia7 another final match with the Montreal Club to- decide who shall hold the flags for next season.Of coarse, should the Shamrocke wiato-morrow there will D nd ns3essity for these extra matzhes, a3 it woiu'd leave the Montrealers with one game lost more than the Torontos, and consequently lose them the championship.We expect, however, to see the champions wiu to-morrow, at the same time thev will have all their work cut out, and should not be surprised to see the Shamrocks take twy games, Perhaps they may win, as someliow they seem to play much better against the Montreals than any otter club this season, QUEBEC SBAMROOKS TO PLAY THE CAPITALS.Quesec, September 30.\u2014The Shamrock lacrosse team received a telegram trom the Capitals of Ottawa asking them to play a game, either on their way to or coming from Brockville.They have accepted and will play in Ottawa on the 7th.October, The Hunt.The Montreal Hunt Club had a very successful meet at Peloquin\u2019s yesterlay morning.À more beautifa! day, if a trifle warm, could not have been wished, and quite a good field turned out to follow the hounds, including the following gentlemen: \u2014Messrs.Hugh Allan, À.Galaraeau, L.Galarneau, GC.C.Campbell, Colin Campbell, C.Dawson, Stuart Brown, Mannsen, Tees, and Henderson.It was some time before the hounds succeeded in making a find.However, after about half an hour\u20198 search a fox was found on Mr.Headers0n\u2019s cover and gave the hounds a capital run, going at such a pace that the majority found it too much to keep up.After about half an hour\u2019s run the fox was lost sight of at the top of the do-aain.The bounds, however, soon got scent and got him out into the opening for some time, After a short run of about a mile he again made for the thick cover and the hounds were unable to find him.To-morrow the meet is to be at Summerhill, and Mr.Hickson will be the host of the day Gymnastics.: THE M.A.A A.ENTERTAINMENT, The members of the M.A.A.A.opened their gymuastic classes for the wiatér by a complimentary entertainment at the gymnasium last evening.A large and fashions able gathering assembled to witness the entertainment, and all went away thorough!y satisfied with their evening\u2019s amusement.Mr.Angus Grant, the President of the Association, was chairman, and opened the entertainment by a few well chosen remarks referring to the good the association was doing to the youns men of the city, both in a physical and moral way.During the evening the Rev.Mr.Barclay also made a neat speech during which he referred to the loss the city is about to sustain in the sale of the lacrosse and cricket grounds, He thought the monied men of the city should try and raise enough to buy the grounds stating at the same time that he thought probably the receipts would pay a fair amount of interest on the capital invested.Too much praise cannot be given to Mr, Doig, who has worked very hard to bring the classes to their present efficient state.He also delivered a smart address naming the advantages to be derived from a regular attendance at the classes, .The entertainment consisted of displays on the parallel and horizontal bars, rings, ladders, horse, &c, at which Messrs.Oppenheimer, Thomas Little and H.W.Reynolds specially distinguished themselves.The class also went through the dumb bell and Indian club exercise in a very efficient manner.The single stick bout between Messrs.Reynolds and Tatley was also much enjoyed.The event of the evening, however, was without doubt the fencing bouts between Messrs.Badgley and Allen Lowe, who are probably the b:st fencers in the city.A very enjoyable evening was closed by an impromptu dance, for which excellent music wag provided, i = The Tarf.JEROME PARK RACES.New York, Sept.30.\u2014Jerome Park races: First race { mile, Herbert won, Grenadier 2nd, Stonebuck 3rd, no time.2nd race § mile, Rebellion won, Parasol 2nd, Nellie Bj3rd, time 1,163.Third race 1} miles, Wickham won, Heel and Toe 20d, Rupert 3rd, time 2,40.Fourth race 1 3-16 miles, Violet won, Sapphire 2nd, Editor 3rd, time 2 04.Fifth race $ mile, Marsh Redon won, Hopeful 2nd, Pegasus 3rd, time 1.174.Sixth race 1§ miles, over six hurdles, Burr Oak won, Endover 2nd, Palanca 3rd, time 2.3 2.\u2014 THE WEATHER.MONTREAL, Sept.30.Temperature in the shade, observed by Hearn & Harrison, opticians and mathe matical instrument makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street : \u2014 l1p.m., 63°; 6 p.m., 61°.ax., 65°; min., 429; mean, 589.1 p.m., 20.78; 6 p.m., 29.65.MeTEOROLOGIOAL OFFICE, } Probabilities, Lakes\u2014Fresh to strong west and north- preceded by a few light showers, Upper St.Lawrence\u2014Fresh to strong cloudy and showery, considerably colder.Lower St, Lawrence\u2014Fresh to strong cloudy and showery, colder by night.Gulf and Maritime\u2014Fresh to strong \u2018animals, But people are apt to BY STANDARD THERMOMETER\u2014S a.m, 509 BY STANDARD BAROMETER 8 a.m., 29.87; Torowro, Ont., October 1,1 a.m, west winds, partly clouded, colder weather, south-west to north-west winds, generally south veering to west winds, generally winds, cloudy and rainy. \u201c closed, sales were made at 69, the highest THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL @AZETIE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 That #40 COMMERCE DIVIDENDS\u2014SEMI-ANNUAL, able ot look Motsons BE.4 Fibot.\u201c 16Sept.1 Oct.«Montreal G85 ¢ 1500t.& Qt: 18 ct.Bank B.N.A.3 40cL pt.5 Oct.Banque Natl- 3Nov.18 Oct.1 Nov.DIVIDENDS\u2014QUARTERLY.Books Books Close.re-open 1 Got ble.P.C.Payal 15 Sept.t.Tel.Co.2 10ct.Bou Pol.Co.2 15Oct.INTERIM DIVIDEND, Richelleu.3 50ct.20 8ept.6 Oct ANNUAL MEETINGS.Molsons Bank.11 Oct.8p.m FINANCIAL.Tar HERALD OFFICE, Thursday Evening, September 30, The Montreal Stock Market.The stock market to-day was somewhat irregular.The transactions in bank stocks were of small volume and prices showed but little change from yesterday.Montreal sold down from 225 to 224%, but the sales only covered 47 shares, 36 of which were at the lowest figure, Two shares of Molsons changed bands at 140, and 15 of Quebec at 107, Commerce was more active than the others, but only 60 shares changed hands, 25 at 127 and 35 at 126$.Miscellaneous stocks were more active, Montreal Telegraph 1,585 shares changing hands at prices ranging from 121% at the opening to 120% at the close.Richelieu was also weak, opening with sales at 77: and eelling down to 75, at which the closing sales were made.City Passenger was steady, selling at 192 and 1924.Gas was strong, regular selling up from 218 at the opening to 220, after which it again fell back and sold down to 2194.Ex-dividend sold up from 2134 to 2144 and then sold down à with closing sales at 214.Canadian Pacific was strong, selling up from 683 at the opening to 69 when it fell off }, but immediately after firmed up again and figure of the day.St.Paul & Manitoba changed hands at 118.The total transactions in stocks to-day were 5,176 shares, 124 of which were bank stocks, and 5,052 were miscellaneous, as follows : \u2019 MORNING BOARD.10 Montreal at.+.22434 1 do At.ceveosves000 vo00us 220 2 Molsons At.serovs seve.140 15 Quebec At.cesss ceee voosccoocve LOT 25 Commerce At.\u2026.0.127 25 do At.126% 475 Mont.Tel.at.121% 625 do at.121} 25 Richelieu at.eee 17% 50 do Bbisesconsee eee TT BO do Bfecss cess covennveoe 76% 125 do Alone eco n000 000000 76% 50 do Bb cececreseeveneens.T6} 125 City Pass.Ale.sores vovess 192 25 Gas At.s\u20260000010000o2185 25 do Af.\u20260 00000 000u00 soccos 0.219 275 do at.0.vsoc vs0000 00002.220 200 do Bticesssvacernrooncees 2194 25 do Bt.0 00.000000 ecvo0e 00002194 25 do ex-div.At.2134 25 do do ve\u2026coo2l4 815 do do 2144 176 do do vesees2ldd 100 Can, Pac.a1 .a\u2026\u2026ss00 684 250 do Bl.o00an0000 00000000 684 350 do Bl.ssono.cscocvoouee 126 do Bt.68% AFTERNOON BOARD.1 Montreal at.cvese cossse coveeres 224} do [1 2 1 0.2244 10 Commerce at.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.1264 T5 Mont.Tel.at .0.000.1214 85 do At.u000ve 0000001214 200 do At.0\u2026s0000000 %anealdl 200 do Bt.\u20260v+.v00.ovc0.00001208 50 Richelieu At.T6 45 do Bto\u2026\u2026ooveccoucoe 154 150 do Blecoovesrcorssvnneae 25 City Pass.@beeesss sono esvsnass102 47 do Blevienenns 25 Gas ex-div.at.525 Can, Pac.At.000.At co.100 do 25 St.Paul M.& M.at,,.118 The following are the closing quotation of the stock market as especially.reported for Tux HERALD by D.Lorn MacDougall & Oo., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street: wo ay Es ë QE B5 459 85 9% = ne BS pa JSTOCKS 19 84H pd od Lot I A TRBMM IS Bank of Montreal.| $260 a 4 Ontario Bank.,.u.| ! Ü à n.o Bank B.N.A.£.J PG Banque du Peuple.,.| $ 50 PE Molsons Bank.50 4 pc \u2018Bank of Toronto.100 |% P:C.Bank Jacques Cartier.25 3 b.c.Merchants Bank.;| 100 gip.e.Bank d\u2019Hochelaga.| 100 |3 PB.East'n Township B'k.| 60 fo.c.Jiebec BANK.1 .| 100 [3iD.C.anque Nationale,.,.| 50 IL b.c.Union Bank.108 [3 p.c.Can.B\u2019k of Commerce x D.C.100 |4 p.c.100 FL | 50 [84P.c, Federal Bank.,.106 |4 po.[mperial Bank.100 |4 peo.MISCELLANEOUS.Intercolonial Coal Oo.| 10) l.esses] 20 13 Montres sen Ge censasizere \u201cisi tree ntreal Tel\u2019gr\u2019ph Co| 4ÿ PC.* Dom.Telegraph Co.| 5¢ |3 P.G.|.].1204 Western Union Tel Co) 106 (2ip-C.! 75 73} Rich.& Ont.Nav.Oo 100 |8 P.0-| 76 75 City Passenger R.R.| \u201850 [3IP.C-| 1924| 199 Montreal Gas Co.| 406 P.C |# Mi 4ile 9] oO Cotton Co .J 100 J»: see: New Engl'd Paper Co.Canada Paper Co.Canada Shipping Co.Dundas Cotton Co.Mont Loan&Mort'g Co Mont.Invest&Bldg Co Royal Can.Ins.Co.sfontreal Cotton Co.Stormont Cotton Qo.Hochelaga Cotton Co.Coaticook Cotton Co.Merchants Manf, Co.Bell Telephone Co.Guarantee Co.of N, A.Accident Ins C.of NLA L: Ch'néSt, Law J'n Canada Cent\u2019l R'y B St.Paul, M.&M.R\u2019y.Dominion Cattle Co.l|.,, Canadian Pacific R.R.Mont.7 p.u.Btock.\u2026 Canada N W Land \u20acol Oan.Pacific LG.B.Ont.& Que.R.R.|.av.*Ex dividend.The New York Stock Market, The stock market was strong at the opening, and prices advanced throughout the forenoon, but in the afternoon the market weakened off and closed from 4 to 13 below the opening prices and from $ to 17 below yestorday\u2019s closing figures, the most marked declines being in Lake Shore and Centra] Pacific.C,0.0.&1, and Canadian Pacific, on the other hand, were strong and closed 1 per cent, above the opening prices.Del, Lack, & West, opened ex-dividend at 1381 and cloged at seessof,iouase yesterday, when regular closed at 1393, The dividend is 1% per cent.quarterly.New York Central opened at 113, # below yesterday\u2019s closing and declined to 113, after which the transactions were ex-dividend at 112, closing at 1133, The market *was very active, especially in Canadian Pacific which ranged from 674 at the opening to 69, closing at 684.The total sales of stocks as reported by telegraph were 363,500 shares, The net advances to-day were Ohio & Miss, §, St.Paul §, do pref, i, Del.& Hudson ÿ, C.C.0.& L 1, Texas Pacific 3, West Shore bonds §, Canadian Pacific 1.The net declines were Western Union % Lake Shore 1%, Pacific Mail §, Erie §, Erie 2nds §, Erie pref.§, North-West §, do pref.}, Michigan Central J, Jersey Central 14, Del.Lack, & West.§, Wabash # Union Pac.§, Kan, & Texas 1, St.Paul and Omaha }, do §, North.pref.Pacific §, do pref.§, Louisville and Nashville 1, Cent, Pac.ÿ, Missouri Pac.§, St.Paul, M, and M, 14, Oregon Trans 1.Compared with yesterday\u2019s closing prices those of to-day show the following changes :\u2014 Advanced\u2014North-West Pref.1, Mich, Central 1, C.B.and Quincy #, Canada Southern §, St, Paul and Omaha §, do.pref.1, C, C, C.and L 1, St, Paul M, and M, 23, Oregon Trans.4 : Declined\u2014Western Union J, Lake Shore 13, Pacific Mail §, Erie 3, Erie seconds §, Erie pref, 4, Ohio and Mis, 4, North-West J, Jersey Central 1}, Del.snd Hudson J, Rock Ieland 1}, Wabash %, Union Pacific §, Reading 3, Kansas and Texas % Northern Pacific £, do pref.§, Ontario & Western §, Louisville & Nashville §, Texas Pacific 4, Central Pacific 14.Unchanged\u2014St, Paul, Missouri Pacific, \u2018Pullman Car, West Shore bonds, This morning\u2019s Wall street gossip is reported by Messrs.Frank Bond & Co., 14 Place d\u2019Armes, as follows :\u2014 It was said that considerable purchases of Lake Shore had beed made yesterday in anticipation of a small dividend, and it was thought by some that as this buying came from small traders fora turn the stock would seek a market should their expeclations not be fulfilled.No decline in price was looked for, however, as it was said that the market was full of orders to buy on all reactions, The movement in Canada Southern and Michigan Central was also discussed and led many to believe that the Vanderbilt party were again in the markét and some developments might be looked for to-day in this connection, which would favorably affect the prices of all properties comprised in the system.It is said that the statements to be published will make a remarkably good showing and some of the Vanderbilt following spoke confidently of higher prices for all these specialties.Mr.White was credited with having sold down Pacific Mail, but the sales were not generally believed to have been for his own account, but as part of the manipulation which has characterized the course of this stock for some time past, The rumor that Mr, J.D, Hayback was heavily short was again revived but specialists in the stock were inclined to ridicule this, There are no evidences of any considerable short interest in the property, and though reports are circulated that there is likely to bea contest for its control, insiders having parted with their holdings at lower figures the best opinion is that the German party are working the stock to market their line and have so far been unsuccessful.As to the differences between the Panama Co.and the Mail Co.it is said that Mr.Jukbn Shaw holds the key to the whole situation, and everything depends on his action.\u2018The fact that to-day is one of the great holdings it was thought would withdraw many operators from the street, but it is believed that they have fully protected their position by orders given out yesterday.Mr.Lavenburg was at bullish on the whole market on the general condition, but he thinks the most money is to be made in N.¥, and N.E, St.Paul and Kansas and Texas.Referring to the high rates for money made before the close yesterday, he said they had no significance in view of the volume of business on the Exchange, Bull points continue plenty on Kansas and Texas, and the movement in this stock is generally attributed to the Gould-Connor interest, and the orders executed yesterday by brokers identified with this party favor the theory.Thd foreign buying of this specialty is reported very good, and it is expected that at a meeting of-the coal people to-day a further advance in the prices of coal will be ordered.Philadelphia is reported bearish on Reading, and the coalers and the rumors of a hitch in the Reading reorganization emanate from this quarter, The following were the fluctuations in prices and the sales made in New York, Thursday, 30th September, as specidlly reported for THE HERALD by Macdougall Brothers, stock brokers, St.Francois Xavier street :\u2014 IEE id gle = 2 STOOEB, LE : day mw = EI 51571: aa asie .73% 73 | 9 |b aol 200 dr dione .See] 78 Wabash pre Union Pacific | Reading.| 861) 364] 364| 86.000 Kansas & Texas.| 363 37 86% 36 20300 Canada South, ,.ees.xX 56% 563) 52100 8t.Paul & Omaha.,.5142514! 514! 14300 St.Paul & Omaha 1.1133.001.800 Denver & Rio G \u2026 lsat anil ae | 1s .Texas Pacific, , the Windsor last evening, and he talks} Exchange.New York currency continues to rule strong at ÿ@; premium between banks and }@§ premium over the counter.Sterling sixties were 83@8} between banks and 87@9 over the counter; demand drafts 93@9} between banks and 91@9§ over the®counter; cables 93@10 over the counter.In New York the posted rates for sterling were unchanged at 4.83 for sixties and 4.86 for demand drafts.The rates for actual business were 4.81% for sixties, 4.84} for demand drafts and 4.843@4.85 for cables.Commercial bills were 4.803 @4.81.Continental bills were quoted as follows, viz.: Francs 524}@% and 521% @}, reichmarks 944/@$ and 95@%, guilders 397@40 and 40}@}.The following table shows the highest and lowest poated rates for bankers\u2019 sterling at 60 days and sight and the average for prime commercial bills for the first eight months of the year and for September :\u2014 Bankers.1886.Commer 60 days.Sight.oia\\, January\u2014 Highest.$1 88 $1 904 31 864 Lowest auscescurs 4 86 4 894 4 85 February\u2014 Highest.| 4 83; 49) 4 86 LOWesh omen A9 4 894 i 50 March\u2014 Highest.\u2019 4 88% 4 50 4 85 Lowes: creuse Wo 487 4 89 4 ei pril\u2014 Highest \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.487 4 89 4 85% Lowest, .| 4 Set 4 si 4 834 ay\u2014 Highest.«| 488 4 90 4 86 Lowest crear ene 4 87 4 89} 4 ao 4 89 490 d 486 4 874 4 89% 4 oF 4 88, 4.90 4 86% 4 se 4 87 484 ignest.\u2026.48 4 87 4 84 Lowest.ii ial 4 84 4 79 Soph Grove G8 18 18 9.| 482 4 85 4 80 cee 4 Bo 4 Fu 485 4 80 17., 4 82 485 4 89, a1.4 824 4 85} 4 80, 22 4824 4854 480 23.4:3 4 86 4 8L 24.488 4 86 481} 2.48% | 485 4 8T 28.200000 we] 488 486 481 Reported specially for THEE HERALD by W.L.8.Jackson & Co., stock, grain and foreign exchange brokers, 10 Exchange Court.In Montreal\u2014\u2014 I York a 2 Now Zork Sept.30.[Bet B'ks, Counter.Pstd' Aotual|-\u2014\u2014-\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014__\u2014_\u2014N.Y.Funds! 1 Jaf 4.83 [4.8130 Ste.90 d'ya- ia Sha 4.86 |4.844@1 Do.dem.9 @ 9 @of 4.843@5 Do cables .!.civee 9i@! Monev.The money market rules easy and unchanged, call loans on stock collaterals being 4 to 43 per cent.and discounts of acceptable commercial paper 6 to 7 per cent, At the New York Stock Exchange to-day money on call was 7 to 8 per cent, At the weekly meeting of the directorate of the Bank of England to-day no change was made in the Bank rate of discount, which continues at 33 per cent, To-day\u2019s rate for money in the London open market was # lower at 23, To-day\u2019s transactions in Canadian Pacific at the New York Stock Exchange were 4,300 shares at prices ranging from 673 to 69.The closing quotations to Messrs.Brais & Jackson were 684 asked, 684 bid.Those for St.Paul & Manitoba 118% asked, 117} bid.India Council bills were allotted yesterday in London at an advance of 25-32d per rupee, A quarterly dividend of one per cent.has been declared in New York Central, London Quotations.The following are to-day\u2019s cable quotations for consoles, American securities and Canadian Pacific :\u2014e 12.45p.m.4 p.m.Consgols for money.,,.101 1-18 vl do.for account.,,.1011-16 101 U.S.dis.ao.» 1143 114} | Brie.,,.#6 + N.Y.Central .116 117 I, Central .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.139, 1394 Can.Pacific.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.69 70% Grand Trunk preference stock quotations, as cabled to-day to Messrs, L.J.Forget & Co., stock brokers, 1715 Notre Dame street, were as follows: \u20141st, opening 84}, sold at 85 and closed at 84 ; 2nd, 68% ; 3rd, opening 39%, closing 39, Bar silver was 44§d per ounce in London yesterday.Financial Notes, To-day\u2019s eable quotations from Paris for three per cent.rentes were :\u201412.30 p.m., 82f, 673c.; 4 p.m., 82f, 50c.MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND PRODUCE.WESTERN POINTS.Curoao, September 30.Receipts.Shipments. ebec and Montreal.¥or Freighu, sage or Otherinformatinn apply to JOHN M.OURRIE, 21 Quai d\u2019Orlen-s avre; ALEXANDER HUNTEE, 4 Rue Ginok Paris; Ava.BOEMITE & (l0.,, or RICHAR BERNS, Antwerp; Rurs & Co., Rotterdam C.Huao, Hamburg ; JAMES Moss & Co, For deaux ; FIBOHER & BEHMER, Echussalkor No.8, Bremen; OHARLES \u2018For, Belfast JAMES SCOTT & Co., Queenstown ; ALLAN Bros.& Co, 108 Leademhail street, London; JAMES & ALEX, ALLAK, 76 Great Olyde street, Glasgow; ALLAN BEKOTHS&.James street, Liverpeel ; ALLANE, Rab & 9 Quebec; ALLAN & C0, 11 La £alle street, 02a cago ; H.BOURLIER, Toronto: THs.COOK : Son; 261 Broadway, New York, er to G.W Rosrxser 186 ir James Strest, opposis St.Lawrence H.& A, ALLAN, 8 State Street, Boston ,and Common Street, Montreal 280 5 August 30, 1886 Excellent Storage, Apply at T BROS., or Pua Court, Fenchurch st,, o April 38 mais | ASHBS UNSPECTION OFFICE, \u201cUse Imperial äxtract Co.'s Flavoring Extracts.Best in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., 48 Colborne Street, Toronto Nov.2 82 ws »e- If you want a General Servant\u2019s place advertise HOLE 1 St, Pan) Street, Montres).September 3 \u2019 The Herald, free.A BROKERS\u2019 ADVICE NOTES, BROKERS\u2019 BUYING AND SELLING COMTRAC) BLANKS MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING OFFICE t@&- If you want Board ad vertise in The Herald free.London, Quebec and Montreal | y 4 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 8 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.| Montreal Daily Herald, per annum»- $6.00 do de halfyear, = - 3 00 do do three moths, 1 50 Montreal Daily Herald, single copies: 3 cts W ontreal Weekly Herald, per annum, $1 00 do do half year, - - 50c do do th ee months, 25c Special Rates for Clubs on applieation NOLIC Ek.2em~All correspondence for THE HERALD except business letters) should be addressed to the Editor, MR.JOHN LIVINGSTON.Business correspondence is to beaddressed to THE HERALD COMPANY, (limited); offices ir Vietoris Block, corner of Victoria Square and St James Street West, Montreal; Hox.PETER MyiroHELL, President; MR.ALBERT MURRAY Seoretary-Treasurer.The MManireal Herald.FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1: MR, MERCIER AND THE GAZETTE, On the subject of Mr, Mercier the Gazette becomes wild with rage.The: usual wisdom-and-water of that journal becomes fury and foam when Mr, Mercier\u2019s name is mentioned.This is lamentable but itis comprehensible, Mr, Mercier has lately devoted an hour or two to the Gazette and the result has been à terrible dressing dowr for our neighbor.He has divested the Gazette of the garment of brummagem honesty that it wears and has then applied the lash, Our neighbor curses fearfully under the pun- jshment, but that is always pardoned in like circumstances, The Gazette has another reason for wailing at the sound of Mr.Mercier\u2019 voice.Should he be successful at the elections, and it appears to be almost certain that be will be,the key of the Quebec Treasury will be turned, and our neighbor will be shown the doore Had it not been for Mr, Mercier the accommodating friends of the printing department of the Gazette might have continued to administer the affairs of the province\u2014which the Gazette would interpret as giving the printing to the right office at the right prices\u2014for years to come, Had it not been for him how steadily might the printing appropriation have grown, how pleasantly might the Government check have continued to nestle in the cash box of the Gazette But Mr.Mercier has rushed in where \u201c our friends \u201d did not require him ; he has exposed a rascality here, a wasteful extravagance there in the present administration, and has not only spoilt the pleasant relations that existed between the treasurers of the Gazette and the province, but actually threatens to remove such relationship altogether.The Gazette therefore thinke that he is a bold, bad man ; a very bold, bad man ; and so angry isthat journal that it throws aside all compunetion and seizes any opportunity honestly or diehonestly, with a preference for the latter, to malign the man whose advent to power would mean for it a period of fasting.In resuscitating the matter of the Terre- bone election\u2014 which hits its friend Mr.Chapleau as hardly as anyone-\u2014the Gazette persistently omits to mention that its charges against Mr, Mercier are not endorsed by the Bar of Montreal nor by the Bar of the Province, Since the Gazette &nd its friends have set themselves the task of trying to avert the coming reform in the Province by shouting, and havesingled out Mr, Mercier to bawl at, the Bar of Montreal, which must be allowed to be a judge of its own members, has twice elected Mr, Mercier as its President or Batonnier, and the honor of General Batonnier has been conferred upon him by the Baton- niers of the Province of Quebec.Mr, Mercier tells the Gazette with becoming modesty :\u2014 Ido not reeall this because I think myself worthy of the high position to which I was raised ; I admit in all humility that I was not deserving of this high honor which my confreres thought well to confer on me; but at the same time I will be allowed to point out that if my peers, my natural judges, thought it Well, after all the noise created in the public press anent this $5,000 affair, te place me at the head of the distinguished order to whieh I belong, it is because they did not attach any importance and placed no faith in the accusations of my enemies against me.Undoubtedly it was a very decided sub to the Gazette When the Bar of Montreal and of the Province take the most practical means of showing their confidence in Mr, Mercier and their contempt for the Gazette\u2019s accusations, a less pachydermatous journal would be silent.\u2018The Garette\u2019s disengenuousness,however, is most clearly shown by its article of yesterday.Beaten at other points, it produces the testimony of Mr.Beaugrand, as that was given in the Patrie, because thatseems to make against Mr.Mercier, but carefully abstains from mentioning that when he published the article in the Patrie Mr.Beaugrand was not fully informed upon the subject.He has said so under oath, Here is his testimony.Mr.Beaugrand was asked :\u2014 \u201cQ.When you wrote or had the article written blamiug the settlementof the Jacques Cartier contestation, did you know all the details of the affalr which you have since been made aware of?\" \u201c A, No; I did not know them,\u201d \u201c Q.Now that you know all these details, do you find that the conduct of Mr.Mercier in this case was dishonorable and unworthy of the leader of a party ?\u201d \u201c A, No; Ido not.\u201d « Q, Is there anything to your knowledge, in connection with this settlement, which in your opinion would destroy the eonfidence which the Liberal party might have in Mr.Mercier ?' \u201c A.No; there is not.\u201d Q.Is there anything in the facts, known æ to the present, which permits you to be- deve that in this transaction Mr.Mercier sold or betrayed the Liberal party ?\u201d a No ; there is not.\u201d .ers anythin leads you to believe that ry onde ie Iesslonal dignity as a lawyer, or did anything Hay ure to make him forfeit your es- \u201c6 A, No; there ls not.» \u2018The Gazette, therefore, knowing that Mr.Beaugrand had repudiated an article published in ignorance of the facts of the case, quotes that article as a matured and dishonesty.Only in panic could a journal having amy vestige of self-respect resort to such a despicable and easily detected dodge.Its fears have banished its honesty, and even decency has flown from it.It is melaucholy to see à newspaper of the pretensions of the Gazette so chained to its ledger, Mr.Mercier has more than once announced his political views, which are sufficiently distinct from those of the Ross-Taillon Government to afford ample scope for criticism by those who differ from them, but political views are a secondary consideration with the Gazette.Let them think what they please, hold what they please, advocate this or advocate that, provided only that they are sound on the one question of printing.On some points of Mr.Mercier\u2019s programme THE HERALD has differed with him ; it is almost impossible that everyone\u2019s political views should be exactly alike ; but he has the right to expect that those who differ with him shall do #0 honestly and not for sordid considerations, and above all that they should not falsify the record in hope of making a point against him.**BLACKMAILING ?\u2019 AND 50 FORTH.A great deal has been said by the Gazette and Mr.Mercier\u2019s opponents in regard to what they call \u201cblackmailing ?\u2019 Mr.Chapleau in the matter of the Terrebonne contested election, and yesterday our morning contemporary exhausted its Billingsgate vocabulary in search of epithets to apply to the foul deed.Here is a sample of what itis capable of producing: Stripped of all its surroundings, what does this confession amount to?Simply this; that Mr.Mercier and some of his political friends converted an election contest invo an intrument for levying blackmail upon one of the candidates ; and afterwards, when there there seemed & probability of the contract not being kept, converted the law in relation to contested elections into an instrument of blackmail to compel its fulfilment, It is, in fact, a confession of the dirtiest and meanest description of electoral corruption, indulged in, not by some isolated electors, but by the leader of a party, as the result of a formal meeting to arrange the details.There must be more than one side to a \u201cDblack-mailing\u201d arrangement.The Gu- zette alleges that Mr.Mercier blackmailed Mr.Chapleau ; the evidence shows that nearly every dollar of the $3,880 paid by Mr.Chapleau to settle the contestation went to other hands than Mr.Mercier\u2019s, But suppose it had all gone ;to Mr, Mercier, and that he had actually black-mailed Mr.Chapleau, what about the gentleman who would in that case have submitted to black-mail ?What of his reasons for submitting?What of the motives of his action ?Why did he submit?What had he to fear?What was there concealed which dare not be exposed?! When men submit to blackmail there are usually reasons for it.There is weakness or corruption or a shame of some kind to hide?If Mr.Chapleau submitted to blackmail\u2014as the Gurstte says he did\u2014what was the weakness, the corruption, or the shame that was to be hidden?What urgent reasons had he for consenting?The Gazette must know the minds of its friends better than it can the motives of its opponents, and it would be interesting to have it state why the gentleman for whom it exhibits such strong admiration submitted so willingly and so promptly to what the Gazette is pleased to describe as blackmail, If there was really any such offensive business going on, the history of the Terre- bonre case wili not be complete without a clear understanding of Mr.Chapleau\u2019s pressing reasons for not resisting this form of coercion, The Gasetie\u2019s violence reminds the public of another missing link in the chain of circumstances connected with these contestation statements, Mr.Chapleau, it appears, cheerfully paid $3,880 to secure his seat for Terrebonne; the late Mr.Mousseau paid $5,000 to settie a similar case, It had been alleged that these gentlemen were making money out of politics, but to this their political friends replied that they were \u201c poor men\u2019 \u2014that Mr, Chapleau was a poor man, and Mr, Mousseau still poorer.It is but right to say that there is no suspicion oË Mr.Mousseau having improved his financial position by politics and that he lived and died a poor man, As for Mr.Chapleau, the suggestion may be accepted in a parliamentary sense and for the sake of argument.Assuming, then, that both were personally poor in pocket, it is proper te ask by whom these large sums of money were paid, Where did they come from ?Who were sufficiently interested in the settlements to meet these amounts, if the politicians themselves didnot?It has been suggested that contractors may have found the money, that the country paid the bills in one form or another, and that, of course, the favor and support of contractors were purchased at a high price.The close connection that politicians of Conservative administrations inQuebec and the contractors for public works have always maintained strengthens the suspicion that has found a lodgment in the public mind, and the details of the Jacques Cartier contest in particular showel how thoroughly Ministers were in the hands of contractors.In several other election contests in Quebec within the last two years, the contractors\u2019 trail and contractors themselves were in full view, and to these disgraceful relations the public probably owe in a large measure the disrepute into which politics have fallen in this Province The Gazette itself a contractor, has by its recent attacks on Mr.Mercier revived the interest which for a time pervaded all classes of the people of Quebec, in view of the degradation into which politicians and their bosom friends, the contractors, had brought the reputation of the Province, But it will take something more than the rage of a contractor to bring the people deliberate opinion.This is the acme of time has not come to end the rule of the contractor, substituting for it the rule of the people themselves.tf IMPERIAL FEDE ATION AGAIN.Some journals are reproducing some fine writing from the London Spectator anent what they term \u201c The Common Sense of Imperial Federation,\u201d Here is a good sample of the Spectaior\u2019s style :\u2014 There would be no paper-union in a fleet to which, at the thunder of the first c«nnon, contributory navies might pour from every uarter or the globe.#rom Australia and the Cape, from New Zealand and the islands of the Southern Sea, and from the Canadian ports that hold with each hand the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, succour of attack or of defence might come at need.Every island, every settlement, however small\u2014might have its quota, if but the tiniest of gunboats, to contribute,~tiny contributions from some, mighty belp from others, making together a force such as the world has never seen\u2014in- vincible, nay unapproachable by even the navies of the worid allied.This is admirably said, The literary affect is excellent.But when we apply the test of cold reason to it what does it amount to as ar argument in favor of Imperial Federation ?The impression is left that without a paper union England could not have from the colonies the assistance that she would need or that they could offer in a struggle in wbich her existence would be threatened, This is an entirely false assumption.In a war of aggression England can get no aid from the colonies, but in a war of defence were England to call upon _the colonies to-morrow she could count upon every colony rushing to her side.No system of Imperial Federation is needed to produce such results.It is in the blood of the people, England has to-day the heartiest loyalty of ali her colonies.The loyalty to Queen and Empire was never stronger in all the Empire\u2019s history, The reasons need not be stated ; they are patent to the world.Imperial Federation cannot add to it,\u2014 nothing can increase it.An iron bound Imperial Federation, by providing subjects of dispute between its members, may do much to promote discontent within the Empire.It cannot add a dollar, a man or a ship to the treasure, the lives and the navies now and always at the disposal of the Empire in an emergency.For a righteous cause, for the Empire's integrity, everything the Colonies possess is the Empire\u2019s, but what they will tender will be a free will offering, not the result of barter or bargain or contract or treaty or nice balancing of accounts between the Empire and the \u20acolonies, The great boon of self government has given England the most loyal as well as the most prosperous colonies that any mother country has ever known ; and if the politicians snd faddists will only * mind their own business,\u201d if they have any legitimate business, and leave the colonies to continue in the loyal and prosperous lines they have chosen for themselves, the Empire will need no \u201c paper union \u201d to enable it to defy the assaults of its enemies, Mrs.Furron, H Victoria street, Montreal, has entered the lists against Wiggins, and proposes to unhorse the astronomical knight.The lady pooh-pooha Wiggins\u2019 dark moon, and we must really say that if Professor Wiggins, having discoverel time he produced it, It isall very well for him to say he has found a dark moon, and that it is this darkish affair that is causing earthquakes, but the Professor might as well say that it is the dark moon that is raising the row in the Government camp, and that to it is to be ascribed the erratic course of the Toronto Mail.Mrs.Fulton knows what causes earthquakes, and is not to be fooled by any of Wiggine\u2019 fanciful dark moon business, She says earthquakes are produced by\u2014well, by too much electricity being collected in one place.\u2018Something has got to break when that happens.The electrical equilibrium has to be restored, even if the continent be shaken.Hence from the effort of electricity to distribute itself, so that all parts shall have a fair share, comes the bursting asunder of the earth, with all that that implies, To illustrate : there has evidently been a vast amount of electricity in violent action in Ontario, and especially in Toronto, »f late; hence the rumblings, the tremors, the actual earthquake condition of that otherwise happy province.There seems to have been a great amount of electricity in violent agitation in the vicinity of the Mail office, and the earthquake and subsequent eruptions which followed have been severe and continuous, Messrs, Bunting, Farrar, Riordan and the rest appear to be charged with an immense surplus of electricity, so that the rumblings and shocks that have followed wherever they put their foot down are said to have turned the Cabinet grey- headed.On the whole, Mrs.Fulton\u2019s theory seems the more reasonable, and we incline to believe she has fairly turned Wiggins out of doors.There he will have Nebuchadnezzar\u2019s example before him, and while lying in the sweet aftermath of à Canadian fall he will not want for opportunities of studying the planetary system and its conjunctions in all their overshadowing vastness.The possession of a satisfactory Civil Service salary, with a pension in the distance, will detract nothing from the enjoyment which such contemplation and study must necessarily bring to the soul of the only original and bonw fide weather profit the Maritime Provinces have ever produced.It is quite true that a collection of * fruit\u201d was made recently in the vicinity of Ottawa \u2014pine cones and arctic mosses, we believe ; but the genuine Canadian fruit\u2014fruit that may be eaten\u2014is grown only in the region round about Hamilton.\u2014 Hamilton Spectator.It will now be in order for some patriotic Tories in Toronto to get up another Kansas pamphlet and circulate the of Quebec province to believe that the | Spoctator\u2019s remark to the detriment of the property, is concealing it, it is high | Canada.Some Liberals have been brought to task for running down the country, but the price of treachery on the Tory side in the Kausas pamphlet matter has never been thoroughly upderstood.THE Gazette says the Ross-Taillon Government is quite indifferent to the result of the appeal to Eagland in the matter of the Commercial Corporations Act.It intimates that if the Government be returned to power and the Act be declared constitutions), the Government will do nothing to enforce it! It is so like that Government not to take advantage of any and every means to raise a revenue ! But the Gazette is overdoing the matter.What Attorney-General Taillon says in the presence of the Legislature ought to be accepted as evidence of the mind of the Government on the subject.On the 23rd of May, while the Legislative Assembly was in session and during the few minutes preceding the counting of the vote, Mr, Taillop, being then Attorney- General, rose and said :\u2014\u201c Gentlemen, to read the contents of a telegram from given judgment in thirty-nine cases instituted by the Government against the commercial corporations.This was what Mr, Taillon and his Government considered \u201cgoop NEWS!\u201d And yet the Gazette is guilty of the folly of pretending that the Government areutterly careless as to which side of the case wins in the appeal to London! That is a story which may be properly told to the marines, mi st MICHIGAN is not in accord with the New England States on the subject of a commercial treaty with Canada, Hereis what the Detroit News says on tne subject :\u2014 The New York Herald this morning reports that the draft of a commercial treaty has been agreed upon by our government and that of Great Brituin, by which the fisheries trouble is settled and, what is of much more consequence, practical reciprocity of trade is established between this country and Canada in respect to all native products of the two countries.This would be joyful intelligence indeed for Detroit and Michigan, if there was a fair prospect of the approval of such a treaty by the United States Senate as at present constituted.But the majority of that body is so obstinately determined to retain the artificial barriers which now obstruct commerce on this border that there is but little hope that such a treaty can become law.f reciprocity were restored between Canada and the United States the trade of Detroit would take a leap forward such as it has never taken in its hise tory.Heretofore it has been working with one hand practically tied behind its back.Situated on the border slong which the impassable line of the tariff is drawn, it has looked in vain across the river where a people intelligent, prosperous and enterprising, ready to take its commodities and pay cash for them, are shut out from its market.It has been compelled to tr:de in one direction only.Ths custom house says to every merchant and manufacturer, * Send your drum- \u201cmers and your products to the south and ** west \u2018f you-please; you must not se 1d !hem \u201cto the east.Ontario 18 forbidden ground.\u201d A quarter of a million Canadians nave found homes in Michigan, but they could not bring anything of value to the state to enrich the community of which thev form so important a part, nor can they hold commercial intercourse with the friends they left behind.Detroit merchants, manufacturers and laborers, should be emphatic and determined in their message to the Senate when this treaty comes before that body.Hon, MR, MErrcier\u2019s third and last found on our sixth page.SPEOIAL NOTICE.ON YOUR RETURN FROM THE COUNTRY OR SKASIDE, DO NOT/FORGET TO CALL AND GET YOUR OWN JAND?THE OHILDREN\u2019S PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN, IN ANY STYLE, AT NOTMAN & SONS, 21 BLEURY STREET.MARR!ED.GRIFFIN-LENOX.\u2014At the residence of the bride\u2019s father, Talbot street, London, Ont, on Tuesday, Sept.23,188, by the Rev.E James Lenox, Esq:, of Londoa, Ont.u 238 Hew Adueriisewents, MONTREAL WEST.108 G.W.STEPHENS\u2019 Committee Rooms are:\u2014 1346 ST.CATHERINE STREET ; Chairman, EDGAR JUDGE.2157 NOTRE DAME STREET ; Chairman, EBOUARD LEDUC, 96 FULFORD STREET; Chairman, THOS.BOWES.88 ST.LAWRENCE STREET ; Chairman, DR.RAYMOND.20 BLEURY STREET ; Chairman, Wm.CUNNINGHAM Friends desiring to assist in Election will please report at either ol the above addresses.867 Rooms open every evening.W.8.WALKER, Sec.Central Committee.r 233 Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co, September 28 CHAN IME Commencing MONDAY next, 4th October, the Steamers \u201cQUEBEC \u201d and ** MONTREAL,\u201d will leave for Quebes at Six Q\u2019clock pm.instead of Seven: ALEX: MILLOY, Traffic Manager: Montreal, Oct; 1st, 1886: J.B.LABELLE, General Manager: m 238 Boston & Savannah Steamship Co.Direct Line from Boston to Savannah Connecting at Savannah with all rail lines t points in the South and Southwest, and win rall and steamer lines to all pointsin Florida.The elegant new iron steamers of 2200 tons each, GATE CITY avd CITY OF MACON, will sail regularly every Thursday, from Boston and Savannah.For freight or passage apply to W.H.RING, Nickerson\u2019s \u2018Wharf, SAMESON.Soy Honiton, Mase or Ap DoW.\\ ashington Str Sept Dr > Ww b eet, Boston.m mw 234 LOST, On the 13th instant, & Gold Albert Chain, open fancy pattern, holl k Reward ai Herald Omce.to OW I have GOOD NEWS for you,\u201d and proceeded Montreal, statiug that Judge Jette had letter, addressed-to the Gazette, will be Davis, Gustavius Hamilton Griffin, M.D}, of Montreal, to Nellis, youngest daughter of Hew Adueriisewenis, MONTREAL FURNITURE (CO, (LIMITED).Having purchased the new Factory with all the late and improved machinery of Craig & Co.St! James street wes;, 2nd added 'argely thereto, and also secured the extensive furniture business and premises of W.J: Shaw & Co, Craig streei, we are now prepared to carry on tbe manufacture and sale of fine furniture in all its departments, Dealers in the city wishing to place orders (rom samples or photcgraphs furnished by them can have the exclusive contr 1 of such arti les in the city, and satisfaction both in material and workmanship will be guaranteed.We hope thereby to secure a fair portion of the immense trade which is now going almost exclusively from this city to Oatario and the United States! \u2018Woods of ali kinds used In the manufacture of furniture can be laid down in Montreal cheaper than in any clty of the Dominion: Our Canadian cabinet-makers and upholsterers are noted for the skill and industry in the great furniture centre of New York, Chicago, Toronto and elsewhere.We purpose to use this materia here and show our citizens what can be done at home.To this end we have secured the most competent foremen in each department.We have all the facillties for turning out good work, and those who undersell us will have to get up \u2018aily.We have one of the largest drying kilns in the country, and all our furniture will be perfectly seasoned.We specially invite attention to our wholesale price list of furniture in the white, and rejoice to say we have already taken large orders for our fine Ash, Cherry, and Walnut Bedroom Sets, one house in the city having given an order for one hundred and fifty Bedroom Suites, The Wholesale and Retail Departments will be kept entirely separate.All orders received at the Office and Warerooms, 724, 7.6, Craig street, will have prompt atiention.Our traveller will start with samples in & few days., MONTREAL FURNITURE C0.r October 1 236 The SEASON Ladies\u2019 1'lustrated Magazine, FOR NOVEMBER, NOW READY, contains a review of novelties and new needlework, richly illustrated; 3 COLORED PLATES; 2 historical costume dress and needlework, flat paper patterns, embroidery designs and initial letters, THE SEAS .N is the only journal devoted exclusively to fashions and fancy needlework: It takes the foremost position amongst its riva:s, not only for its cheapness but still more for the exquisite execution of the engravings and the large amount ot matter given in each folio part: Price 30 Cents per Copy, For sale by all-booksellers and newsdealers( THE MONTREAL NEWS COMPANY, Montreal, Canada: October 1 THOMAS ROBERTSON & (0, MONTREAL AND GLASGOW, IRON, STEEL AND METAL MERCHANTS, RAILWAY SUPPLIES.Plumbers and Steamfiitexs\u2019 Supplies.\u201c OOLTNESS,\u201d \u201c DALMELLINGTON,» \u201c GARTSHERRIE,\u201d ¢ EGLINTON » avd \u201c LONSDALE » HEMATITE PIG IRONS! *\u201c DALZELL\u201d Steel Roller Plate, ¢ LUKERN\u2019S\u201d Chareoal Iron Boiler Plate \u201c SH \\NK\u2019S\u201d \u2018Sanitary Appliances.\u201cTHON.GLOVER\u2019S\u201d Dry Gas Meters.MANUFACTURERS OF WROUGHT IRON TUBING, FOR GAS, STEAM OR WATER.Also, SOIT ER TUBES, made from Iron or Steel.Julyl 157 Mayo\u2019s Vegetable Anæsthetic I8 NOW MANUFACTURED AT 413 WILLIAM STREET, MONTREAL, where all orders for the Dominion can be prompily âllied.This new anæsthetic can be ministered the same as Nitrous-Oxide Gas, and can be charged in the same cylinders.Orders for Nitrous-Oxide Gas also can be filled at above address.H.SMITH, Local Agent for the Patentee.September 30 1m 226 GAS! IAS) i Manuel Garcia Bouquets, Corona Bouquets, Doubloon Bouquets, Rosa St.Antonio Bouquets.J Ome .A All these \u2018fine Imported Cigars are in J HENRY, PHILIP 134 3t.Jamos Street.JONAS\u2019 F LAVORING tracts ARTY FOR SALE in the stores of all respectable Grocers and Druggists from Gaspe to Sarnia.They have enjoyed a reputation extending over SIXTEEN YEARS, and they se\u201d ARE UNEQUALLED ! æs oO Ask for JONAS\u2019, and take no other maka.tf 234 To Kill Ducks At Distances over 60 yards.\u2014 0 BUY HAMILTON POWDER COL'S \"DUCKING\" or \u201cCARIBOU\u201d GUNPOWDER, In Original Packages Only, \u2014AND\u2014 Load your own Shells.su September 2 1m 112 NEWEST PROCESS.STEEL OR IRON CASTINGS | RELIABLE, SOFT AND TOUGH, At less than half the cost of Castings.Malleable Iron Additional Plant for than $3.000, Samples pÉTRON and experimental test may be see arrangements made \u2018or working na ana process, by agreement for Shop ights, with JOHN LIVINGSTONE, e September 10 ronto or Oshawa AGENTS WANTED To Push Capsules for Boitles, a Foundry costs less STEEL made at first Address BOX 10 POST-OFFICE, | ANTWERP | + 4m | BELGIUM \u2014_ cath j pictures ; a large number of illustrations of 3 a pee .r | Hem Advertisewents Amusements, t 3 POSTPONED.ACADEMY OF MUSIC .> HENRY THOMAS.Lessee & Manager, The NEW YORK EXCUR- i fo A ONE WEEK AND SATURDAY MATINEE ev SION, via CENTRAL VER- { Commencing Mondey, Sept.27th, a MONT and DELAWARE & THE ORIGINAL ou mopson, zawavs, «| NJKADO! |; u nounced from MONTREAL for under the management of MR.JOHN TEM.w 4th, 5th and 6th October, has PLETON, with the principal artists who firs; we produ .a been POSTRONED to OCTO-| same ensemble as before.P Seats now on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s.ng BER 16th.Week commencing Monday, October 4th, en! Tickets good to go October MISS ROSE COGHLAN, pie .TT 16th, I8th and 19th, and good} LA, MY OF MUSIC, the to return until October 26th, Devry THoMAS.Lesseo and Manager, Ben .Monday, October 4th, and During the Week to | 1886, inclusive.and Saturday Matinee.' \" THE GREAT DRAMATIC EVENT! abt Fare for Round Trip, $10.The Celebrated Actress to A.C.STONEGRAVE, ROSE COGHLAN the Can.Pass.Agent C.V.RB § 1 1od by the talented FREDERI DE lar C.0.MOFALL, BELLEVILLE and the strongest Dramag;, Gen.Agent D.& H.©.Co, Company on the road, under the manage mo Sept.28 28,290,308 1,2,4,5,6,9,14,15,16,180 233 ment of CLINTON J.EDGERLY.- suc The following plays Will be produced dur, \\ WEST Ing the week :\u2014 vonday, \u2018\u201c School for Scan.in I ; - dal\u201d ; Tuesday, * London Assurance\u201d à ed.the \u201c i : se RAILWAY COMPANY Bind pot rane | on 1 Saturday Matinee, ** Lade of Lyons\u201d; Satur! _\u2014 day night, & grand bill will be anuounceq Woi A SPEOTAL GENERAL MEETING of the PH Cents open this (Friday) morning a; oth: Shareholders of the Atlantic and North-West Nordheimer's.$00) Railway Company will be hold.at the Qc.of i r e Company in Montreal, on ,the eve SECOND DAY oF NOVEMBER NEXT, Jo SPARROW & JACOBS tha consider aud authorize a lease in perpetuity to the Canadian Pacific Railway Compauy, of T H E A T R E R oO Y A Ll! inse the Consolidated Railway of, the com pany \u2014 x ; and to determine all matters inc: an venin thereto.B der of the Board Every Afternos veèk.5 This at y order rd.rare T C.DRINKWATER, The great Union Sa a! EATEN ora ecretary.October 1 aN 236 STO R M 8 ë WN , heal Under the management of White and the 1 1 own .Atlantic & North-West Railway mes cops amy stanton se se 1 ducing a realistic fice at sea.had The frozen North, the most sublime scenig \u2014\u2014i0 effect ever produced.and The Island ot desolation.but SEALED TENDERS kierguininceay inn hes | ex ee.e aracter that Comedy, TAKEN FROM LIFE.addressed to the undersigned will be received : ci \" \u2014 gree unti i = | wer + rripay, ocrosée 1st, (MAS, PAGL-THROWER'S vs FOR THE Concert Season 1886-'87.> ID, First Concert and Matinee BEE GRADING &c.OF THE LINE BETWEEN QUEEN'S HALL, , Eve SHERBROOKE AND LENNOXVILLE.Friday and Saturday, Oct.8th &oth \u2018mou \u2014_\u2014 Artists Assisting :\u2014Mdme, Fannie Bloom.ters Plans.Profiiles and Specifications can be fleld-Zeisler, of Chicago, Pianiset; Miss Won- seen at the Sherbrooke office, wLere forms of ham, of Montreal; Herr Max Heinrich, ot had tender can be had.New York, Vocalist ; The Dannreuther Quar- a lit The lowest or any tender not necessarilr tette, Herr Gustav Dannreuther, director, accepted.Box plan now open to the public ai Nord.for Tenders must be made on the printed forms heimer\u2019sand J.L.Lamplough's Music Stores, and marked on the outside, \u2018 Tenders for Reserved Seats, $1.All seats reserved, À few hav Sherbrooke and Lennoxville Work.\" more names can be received on the subsorfp- In f JAMES ROSS, tion list, the subscription ($5) securing three ; - Manager of Construction.reserved seats at Concert and Matinee.paid Sherbrooke, P.Q., September 27 27,293 1,4,6,8,900 22 the September 22nd, 1868.10 230 PROVINGE OF QUEREG| HORSE TAMING! ve District of Montreal, \u2014______ SUPERIOR COURT, | i Montreal, tne Jenin day of September one LAST TWO N i G HTS.co ousand eig: undred and elg «Six.om BE IT KNOWN, that the Corporation of CRYSTAL RINK, fo the Village ot Cote des Neiges, & ody polite \u2018où p! nd corporate, duly incorpora and havin, 1 His ¢hool place of brins ei Cole\u201d des Nelges, P R 0 F.G L E A Ss Oo N the ¢ n the district o ontreal s petiti fyled on said tenth day of September fostant, WILL HANDLE AND SUBDUE were under numaber 59 and grantea the Honor- | able Louis Amable J cite.one ort the J udges ot 4 Vi Cc I Le) U s H oO R S E 8 4 the : this Court, pray for thd sale of an immove- Kickers, Runaways, Bolters, S8hyers, etc.: able situated in this District, and described The famous Buckinx Mustang, * Danger.\u201d gue:t in the said petition, as follows, to wit: \u201cThat Only exhibition of the kind in the world, land * part of the Lot known and designated under Admission 26 cts.Reserved Seatr, 50 cts.an \u201cthe number four on the official plan and æ#- Change of subjects every night.c¢ 236 Cass: book of reference of the Village of Cote des z\u2014 \u201c Nelges, parish of] Montreal, bounded In part - And: \u201co © road calle: akespeare road, in rea \u201c of the estate Donald Ross : on one side by Fidncational.of F.\u201c another part ot said official number four, Mack \u2018* belonging to Handbury L.MacDougall, and ! .\u201c on the other side by another part of said a ê grinar 0 I with \u2018\u201c official number four, belonging to the City | [ ; \u201c of Montreal ; containing on said Shakes- static ** perr road about oO d si - \u201c * jai \u201c Bet in width; on the side of said A ESTABLISHED 1866 Ed | Visite \u201c L MacDougall about four bundred | and COMME direc welve feet iu depth ; on the other side as \u201c belonging to he\u2019 Oity of Montreal, about LECTURES COM NCE ON exam ¢ four hundred and e: -two feet six inches \u201cin forming on the Whore 8 superficial area TUESD AY, OCTOBER 8th.toon of about three ar ents and twenty Berohes ; \u2014 at th \u2018and marked w ue ink on\u201d the plan .\u201c produced with said petition.\u201d P y (atrodu-tory Lecture by M.C- BAKER, factu etitioners further alleging that the owner Tuè public are cord Lin ited h of the said real estate is unknown and that For Pure ¢ î ha Son oc.F & ave the occupier of the same is the City of Mont- apply pe ars 0 ¢ Course, \u201cces, &eu Bone ù real, A Potitioners further alleging that they have D.MOEACHRAN.FRC ipl their 8 privilege an.hypothec upon the said im- ; moveable for the Toyment of thesum of $4.77 gept 22 No.6 Union A Jenna.of ma being for arrears of taxes imposed thereon ep 8 ton g¢ gocording to law for the year ended Bo the sn bill i st December, 18+5, 25 appears e Exhibit ill 1s RET Mise Art Association of Montreal § Notice is therefore given to the actual pro- { t prietor of the said immoveable to present establ himself and appear before this court within \u2014\u2014 {wo months roms the daie ofthe à urth publi- and m cation of tuese presents to be inserted once a i ook\u201d dui TA somasaties west, fa à THE ADVANCED ART CLASSES and newspaper printed in e ench language and Mn newspaper printed in the Bastia Of the Art association will RE-OPEN FO marl largaage, in the Clty of Montreal, to answer THE SESSION 1886-87 EARLY IN OCTOBE Englis to AA emand of the sald petitioners; falling under the direction of Mr.William Brymner; petitio all be so.decree, according to law, and with the usual of the Royal Canadian Academy.Ameri Ly pnalitles In such case, to {ne end that out Intending Students will obtain particulars mills sale of the s - ë ers be paid the said sum of $4.77, tho whole OF -APPlication to MISS NEWTON, at the Canad with costs comprising the exhibits distraits Gallery.anad Fe a OnEPIo and David, attorneys Montreal, 3rd September.213 Afie HONEY & GENDRON, c party \u20ac DU 5 = .LONGPRE & DAVID, : FHAem MDdvertisements ] provid Sept.17 Attorneys for Petitioner, py compli op F NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, Mont J # structi CA the Co: 2 Canad: 2 the ma RÉ = he bound A ILDING THE ALLANS 8.8.cH GRECIAN, AS.E.LEGALLAIS, Commander, In g VIOTORIA SQUARE, f.om London, and the S.S.\u2019 \\ Lyin NORWEGIAN ) TW J.G.STEPHEN, Commander, seen À from Glasgow, are entered at Customs.Con«# Lucille 5 anses will please pass their entries without fB : t .Of Bost SUITABLE FOR H.& À.ALLAN Montreal, 29th S Agents Mens 7 OFFICES ann 10 poneianere Por \u2019 perfect NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, the fine ~~ ~~ 272 5 - riaL 1 i a ee castle i LIGHT MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, cabin is WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED uty.= A= y WITH STEAM.gle, Thomson Line RS: BARCELONA ease an n, master, fro i Z5~ Moderate Steam Power would be inwards at Customs.consigness will ions In the 5 turnished it requirea.pass their entries without delay.pep \u20ac ROBERT REFORD & CO., vance, | App! Agents.into cor ppiyll « HER \" OFFICE September 30 u25 are at h ALD, , venien No.6 Victoria Square NOTICE! T0 CONSIGNEES, #vsce- August 18 tf 198 20° poclepit Ea UF at, 1e IQ 3 } Te the yac LISCOUNT ! DISCOUNT ! ee Joos es fine and WENN 1 re the Luc ASSESSMENTS ! PRÉ iment beam 9 The Donaldson Line SS.CONCORDIA ç \u201420; MoLean, master, from Glasgow, is entered in- tad bs wards at Customs.Consignees will pleas® an Rebate as undernoted will be allowed on P258 their entries without delay.à Her ASSESSMENTS AND PERSONAL TAXES RCBERT REFORD & CO., entirely of the current year, paid on or before October September 30 Ager, three mi 1st, THREE per cent.After that date and à Le ave during the remainder ofthe month of October oh TWO percent.Interest as required by law NOTICE T0 CONSIGN EES Manufac Will be exacted on all such sums as may re- A L land, main due and unpaid on and after November And : ucille\u2019s Jot.GS Mik of of .Parties whose assessment bills having failed delay ed toreach them will be furnished with duplicate à week, accounts on application to the undersigned.EEE eh She left * The SS.HORTON, Knott, master, from .Btopped JAMES F.D.BLACK, Rotterdam, is now reported at Customs, Col westhor City Treasurer, delay: will please pass their entries w Jouve Ww O1TY HALL, JOHN HOPE & CO., + dad a pl ont Montreal, Sept, 23rd, 1586.| 20 September 30 AL 26 - .a.A - i Nd .3k, his Tee 5 tro.enic nts, Acter k 9th wo on- h, of Quar- r.Nord- Lores, A fon 30rip- three ; ON th.AKER, es, &c., Ses ncipal, Avenue, 50 228 RAILWAY MISMANAGEMENT.The Grand Trunk management is not equal to the task of providing for the comfortable conveyance of visitors to and from even to comparatively small an exhibition as that of Sherbrooke.The train that ought to have left Sherbrooke at 11.40 p.m.was more than tweuty minutes late, Whea it arrived at last at the station there was no room in the cars for the crowd of passengers who stood on the platfcrm waiting.There was a rush for seats and the entrances to the cars were so closely be sieged by persons desirous of getting seats, that it was almost impoesible for the pas- rengers, whose destination wag Sherbrooke, to get off the train.There was not even an attempt on the part of the railroad officlals to keep order.Ia a very few moments the interior of the cars presented a gingu- Jar scene.Every seat was filled to its utmost capacity, and in some cases more, end there was hardly standing room in the vacant spaces for the rest of the passengers.It was not the men only who were obliged to staad, but women also, some of them aged and others delicate.Cars in this coadition soon became stiflingly hot, and the air the reverse of pure and sweet.After a delay that seemed interminable some cars were inserted in the train.They were second- class cars, and in none cf them was there a fire.It was almost as much as a man\u2019s or a woman\u2019s life was worth to leave the heate ?, overcrowded cars to take seats in the cold, uncaehioned, empty ones.This state of things continued until the train bad stepped at some of the way stations, and become less crowded and unpleasant, but it was not until after it left Richmond that passengers could sit in it with any degree of comfort.The railway officials were not to be seen when their presence was most required.They made no attempt whatever to keep order among the passe: gers, or to provide for their comfort, Even when fresh cars were put on no announcement was made of the fact.Matters were allowed to take their course, and had not the crowd been sober and\u2014barring a little rudeness and want of consideration for women\u2014good nitured, there might have been serious disorder on the train.In fact, the patience of the people who had paid for good accommodation, and had got the worst possible, was really surprising.CE VIII TO THE CANADA COTION COMPANY'S MILLS AT CORNWALL, The President of the Canada Cotton Company invited his Board and a numter of prominent gentlemen of the city to vist the establlshment at Cornwall yesterday.The party, travelling in a special car, were composed of Hon.Donald McIanes, the president of the Company, and his gue:ts, Messrs.Duncan Melntyre, Hart- land McDougall, W.A.Ramsay, John Cassels, James Dawes, Richard White, Andrew Robertson, Prevost, Deschamps, of F.& J.Le Claire, Robert Mackay, of Mackay Bros.& Co., and P.Mitchell, with several others, left the Bonaventure station and proceeded to Cornwall and visited the mills.The party, under the direction of Mr.McInnes, made a thorough examination of the premises, and it is not too much to say taat they were surprised at the perfection of machinery and manufactures there witnessed, The company have invested in the establishment over one million of dollars, have 730 hands in their employ, and turn out 150,030 yards of manufactured cloths of all kinds of cot- teal | SES EN FO TOBE 3rymner, (rticulars 1, at the 213 ents NEES.; ander, \\ T 2 er, ms.Cones withou! AN, Agents.m 235 DR NEES, tCELONA, , is entered Will please & CO., Agents.u 285 NEES: NCORDIA: entered in\u201d will plesé & Bits eo uA GNEES aster, from .stoms.Con: 1es withou bound to be a success.A PLEASANT CRUISE In a Splendidly Appointed Yacht, ton goods per week, and the weekly wages bill is necessarily enormous.It is not too much to say that the establishment 18 one of the most extensive and most efficient of its kind in Canada, and in its productions is able to hold the market against the manufacturers of both English and American goods, The competition is more especially affected by American goods, and against these the mills are able to compete and supply the Canadian market.After the inspection of the mills the party adjourned to a very recherche repast provided by the President, and after some complimentary toasts they returned to Montreal after a most enjoyable and instructive day, and with a conviction that the Cornwall mills were an institution that Canada should be proud of, and that under the management of Mr.McInnes they were Lying at the Allan wharf may be seen the beautiful little steam yacht Lucille, owned by Mr.George W.Wright, of Boston, Mass., whose country seaside Beat, where the boat hails from, is Dux- bury in the same State, The Lucille is a perfect gem.Shefis beautifully built on the finest lines and of the very best material.The finish inside even of the forecastle is of finely polished mahogany.Her cabin is a model of elegance, comfort and luxury.All the fittings are designed not only to please the eye, but to add to the ease aitd the enjoyment of those who sail in the yacht.\u2018The seats upholstered in purple plush can, by a véry simple contrivance, in à few iminutes be transformed into comfortable beds.All the appliances are at hand stowed away in tbe most convenient place and in the smallest possible space.Directly aft of the cabin 18 the cockpit, which, like all the rest of the boat, 18 elegantly fitted up and in which the yachtemen and their guests can sit and enjoy themselves when the weather is ne and the water smooth.The length of the Lucille is 70 feet, and the breadth of Hbeam 9 feet ; her engine is 60 horse power and her cylinders are 6 inches by 10 and 10} by 10.It is fitted with a Herreshoff coiled boiler composed entirely of pipes.Steam can be raised in ¥ three minutes, and it is absolutely safe.The average speed of the yacht is 15 milee an hour.She was built by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company, Bristol, Rhode Island, and is four years old.The Lucille\u2019s present cruise has been quite a long one.She siarted from Boston on the 27th of Auguet, went round Cape Cod, was delayed by fogs, stopped at Newport nearly à week, then came round to New York.She left that city on September 15 and Btopped a few days at West Point.The Weather not being propitious, she did not leave West Point until September 21.She had a pleasant trip through the Delaware THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 and Hudson canal.Then cama through Lake Champlain to Rouse3 Point.Then by way of the Richelieu River and the Richelieu and Ch:mbiy canal to the St.Lawrence.The dzlaysin the lonz cruise were chiefly for want of pilots which are sarce.The return voyage will be through the canals and river to Toonsand Islands, Alexandria Bay, thence to O:wego and ou to Oswego by canal.The ladies and gentlemen who make this long aud pleasant voyage are, Mr.and Mrs.Wright, Miss Wright and Mr.W.J.Wright.The crew of the yacht numbers five, the captain, pilot, engineer, steward, cook and cabin boy.A cruise in such a boat so well appointed must be one of the plessantest ways possible of spending the summer holidays.THE RAILWAY BRIDGE AT LACHINE, The Last Caisson in Position\u2014Prospect of its Early Completion.The last caisson of the Canadian Pacific bridge at Lachine was successfully placed in position yesterday morning.It was intended to do the work ou Wednesday, but the weather was rough.Sir George Stephen, Sir Donald A.Smith, Mr.Van Horne and a number of other gentlemen went to Lachine on the latter day when they were entertained at luncheon by the contractors of the bridge, Messrs.Reid and Fleming, at the Hanna House.The contractors are well up with their work, and there is à strong probability of the structure being finished before the contract time.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.The Court of Special Sessions sat yes terday, Judge Dugas presiding.Louis Demers, for stealing jewellery from Mrs.Sills, was sentenced toc three months.Edward Carmody, who was charged with till tapping, was found guilty.The Judge, in passing sentence, said that he would not consider the previous bad name which he had borne, but would sentence him to three years in the penitentiary, with the hope that on his release he would amend his life, George Gauthier, found guilty of larceny, was given six months.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CORRESPONDENCE, How it Happens, To the Editor of Tue Herarp : Another death by \u201cblowing out gas\u201d recorded in your columns to-day.Perhaps a life or two may bs saved by calling attention to a recent incident in my own house.I had employed one of the the best firms in Montreal to overlook and renovate my gas arrangements.Unknown to myself the workmen had put in a new branch, the turncock connected therewith having no check.So that the servant in turoing out the gs turned the cock [in the dark] too far, and re-opened the cscape.The consequence was the house was filled with gas.Fortunately an accident was averted by my own wakefulness.I remember in Toronto some yeara ago that the want of a check was found to explain a supposed case of blowing out gas.There may have been other cases, It is not easy to blow out a full jst of gas.Yours, QOonecerning Wiggins, To the Editor of Tun HERALD : In thig mornings Hrranp, under the heading \u2018* Wiggins\u2019 Moon,\u201d you state that \u201c* it is Wiggins\u2019 moon and nobody else, Nobody ever heard of it till Wiggins discovered it.\u201d Although you write jeeringly I fear some readers may infer that Wiggins was really the originator of the report about a dark moon, but it is an old story vamyed up to give the * astronomer \u201d\u2019 notoriety.Asttondmers have long since shown that a second lunar body like our visible moon is an impossibility.Preston, the astronomer, calls Wiggins ¢ a half-educated and wholly unscientific employe of the meteorological office.\u201d His vaticivations mark him as beneath contempt, but that the ignorant, as in the case of the earthquakes, are frightened and even, it is reported, rendered insane in South Carolina, and much loss of time by the fishermen at our sea coasts.Sept.29th, 1886.X.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TELEGRAPHIC SPORTING: The Wheel, THE NEWARK TOURNAMENT, NEWARK, N.J., Sept.40.\u2014One thousand persons were present at the first day of the three days\u2019 tournament of the New Jersey Cycling and Athletic Association, The first event of the day was a one mile bicycle race, won by F.B.Jones, Brooklyn, in 3.07 4-5.One mile pro- mateur race was won by G.M, Hendee in 2.55, [ves, of Lynn, sccond.Seven starters in the two mile amateur race, LATEST | very close contest, won by E.A, Deblois, of Hartford, in 5.46 2-5, W.J.Wilhelm, Reading, Pa., 2nd, in 5.46, and P, S, Brown, Washington, third by a wheel, The three mile professional run, points, each lap counting one point, race won by Wood, of Leicester, Eng., 67 points, Woodside 2ud, 57; time by miles, 2.45 4-5, 5.42 3-5, 8.43, Two mile amateur tricycle races Mr, Gideon, Philadelphia, woa in 7.50 2.5, Three mile, for amateurs, lap race, G, M.Hendell, Springfield, first, 27 points.One of the best runs of the day was the one mile amateur handicap.It was started with W.E.Crist, A.B.Rich, W.H.Bent aud Fred.Foster scratch; J, Powell, jr., 10 yards; H.W, Gaskell, E, A.Deblois, 20 yards; C.A, Stenken, W, J.Wilhelm, H.8.Kavanagh, 30 yards; P.S.Brown, H, Brooks, C.R.Haag, J.W, Powers, jr., 40 yards; H.J.Hall, jr., 60 yards; W.F.Germond, 75 yards; G.E.Todd, D.©, Adams, 100 yards, and E.C, Parker, 175 yards.The race was won by Rich, after a hard struggle on the last lap, by less than two yards in 2.40 3-5, Deblois\u2019 time being 2.40 4-5, : The time iz the best for an amateur mile ever made in this country with one exception.In the 10 mile professional race there were seven starlers, Charles H, Frazier, of Smithville, N.J., won in 30 22 1-5.The lagt event was a three mile amateur handicap.There were 15 starters and it was anybody\u2019s race up to the finish, Fred.Foster, of Toronto, was first; E.A.Deblois, of Hartford, second; W.E, Crist, of Washington, third; time, 8 37 2-5, Bees\u2019 CoooA.\u2014 GRATEFUL AND Com- FORTING.\u2014*\u2018 By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties ot well-setected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfsst table with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctor\u2019s bills.Te is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enougb to resist every tendency to disesse Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there ia a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourisked frame.\u201d\u2014 Civil Service Gazette.Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in packets, labelled\u2014\u201c James Kreg Co.Homæœopatkic Chemist, London, England > A NIGHT OF TERROR.The Fearful Den in which an Agent Took Lodgings.The Horrible Spectacle which a Trap road and actually flew ov Door Divuniged, Julian Ruez was the confidential agent of a prominent New Orleans house which! had extensive business relations in Texas and Mexico.On one of his excursions into these countries, in 18¢8, and after his transactions had been wound up, he returned home by & new route.It was hardly to be expected that the thoughts of robbery would not enter into bis mind.As he carried a large sum of money in his portmanteau, its weight was too obvious to escape notice.The first day of his homeward journey he stopped for refreshment seldom and as short a time as possible.His horse, therefore, shared in hie sufferings from hunger and fatigue, when at last, about nightfall, he reached the appointed station.But here what a strange reception awaited him! The host and hostess exhibited visages that were, without exception, the most repuleive he had ever beheld in his life.It was impossible, from his descrip~ tion, to conceive of a more determined concentration of savage wildness, gloom and malicious discontent than was betrayed by these people.At the same time they tried, as usual, to appear courteous and friendly, but the effort that this ebviously coat them rendered their aspect only more detestable.Ruez would willingly have retired to rest if bunger had not forced him to wait for supper, of which the preparations required unusual delay.Meanwhile they had shown him into a room, but, growing tired of its solitude, he only stayed to examine whether there were any concealed trap-stairs or lapestry doors, and being satisfted on this point al the time, betook himself to the landlord\u2019s apartment, where he entered in'o conversation with his daughter, A GIRL OF REMARKABLE BEAUTY.He was surprised at the proofs of good education which she disp'ayed, ard felt the more interested by an a;pearanse of reserve and melancholy which seemed to have taken deep root in her young and ic- nocent heart.He was afraid to give her pain by rash questions, but pre: longed the discourse in hopes of learning tke cause of this grief, or being able to guess at ber misfortune till her mother came and called him to supper.Here too, as in the dialogue, bis desires were left ungralified, for the dishes produced at last, were so abominably bad that he was unable to eat a single morsel.Want of sleep soon drove him to his bedroom, which was on the second floor.The frightful rushiog of the wind through the neighboring fir trees, the beating of the rain on the casements, and the glcony appesrance of this vile habitation, brought his mind into à strange mood, which, thougb he was no coward, was nearly allied to terror.That his host and hostess were not to be numbered among good people he was thoroughly persuaded, but were they so very wicked as to rob and their guest was a questicn which he could not determine, The longer he thought on {he subject the more he was inclined to belive that his life was by no means safe under their care, and many stories crowded on his remembrance of SECRET MURDER, from which the best organized police in the worid cannot afford protection, At length he heard the ontward doors of the house groaning on their hinges and violently closed for the night, Secarcely bad he composed himself for rest when a most overpowering sense of horror came over him.What could be the real history of this building, which etood so desolate and forsak-n?After Ruez had remained some time in this torment voic:8 were andible at the door, and ag he had no doubt that the new comers were decidedly crooked,\u201d his death seemed irrevocably decreed.He could hear that there was some wrangling among them for causes unknown to him, after which four men came in with a lantern, and bearing a sack that was filled evidently with some cumbrous and heavy load.They drew near without pretending to notice Ruez, lifted up some boards in the flooring and opened the sack, It contained the bloody corpse of a man, which they threw down under the floor, then closed up the aperture as before, Ruez\u2019s hair now stood on end.He shook as in an ague fit, and nearly fainted ; for, in addition to the other terrors of this scene, he recognized, standing ou tiptoe just without the door, the beautiful daughter of the host and hostess.She motioned Ruez to remain quiet and then glided away.One of the men mentioned Ruez\u2019s name, remarking at the same time that Le was in the house somewhere, and would be worth plucking.Ruez\u2019s feelings at that moment baffle every attempt to describe them.He had just seen one murdered victim secreted, and heard that a like fate was destined for himself.These miserable apprehensions were increased to A NAMELESS HORROR when he heard the murdered man beneath him groaning hideously and rattling in his throat.He was certain he heard hmm; the man was murdered, indeed, for his wounds must have been mortal, but life was not yet extine:.At last the moou, which had been ob- scared for a time, brightened, and he could closely distinguish objects.He went to the door, but it was so securely tastened that all kis efforts to open 1¢ were useless.In searching through the room for some other outlet he stumbled on the entrance to the pitfall into which the last victim had been thrown; he lifted up the boards, and, with in fescrib- able abhorrence, beheld eleven bodies, many in the most frightful stages of corruption.Awong these he wus to have been deposited, and might be so still, if he did not succeed in gaining his liberty.After much trouble he found another door, which yielded to a vehement effort ; it led into a room in which there were masy bloody dresses hung up against the | wall.The apartment was lighted by a ; small window, and as he was in the act of breaking gthe casement he heard a noize behind him.Turning quickly he beheld the beautiful girl, who, by a motion, imp!ored silence, and then, beckoning him to follow her, silently, the nearly demented wan began feeling his way back to the room of borrors and thence out into the hall.Breathlessly he followed his guide until he found himself once more in the pure air.He had left the house some distance behind him and was just turning a curve in the road, when his guide, who had preceded him like a spirit, met him face to face, and, in the sweetest of voices, told him that his horse was but a short die- tance ahead; that his escape from the house had by this time been discovered, and that her treachery to the inmates had likewise been disclosed.If they remained much longer BOTH WOULD UNDOUBTEDLY BE MURDERED.Without further delay the two hurried 1n the direction of the horse, which stood, saddled; and all, quietly munching the long grass which waved in the moonlight around it.Jumping into the saddle Ruez grasped the fair young girl aud placed her | in front of him.With Oue spring the spirited animal dashed along \u2018a beaten e road-bed.Behind them dashed three well mounted and bloodthirety Mexicans, whose only thought was to secure the portmanteau which the young girl ahead of them had strapped across her back, and which had been taken by ner from Ruez\u2019s room before she left the building.It was a race for life, but Ruez had a horse that was not equalled for speed and endurance in the whole of Mexico.After hours of terrible riding Ruez reached & post station, aid as he pulled his horse the noble animal tottered for a second and fell dead.Both Ruez and his fair preserver were safe, however, and within an hour afterward a band of soldiers had departed for the Iccality described by Ruez, and which was well known.Ruez\u2019s fair resouer had been captured some montha before by a band of Mexican brigands and brought to the vile den where he first met Ler.She was returned to her parents and not very long afterward became Mrs.Ruez.auverfisemenis mms L.ROBINSON ashionable Tailoring ESTABLISHMENT.53 Beaver Hall.FALL CIRCULAR I beg to inform my friends and customers and the public that my stock is COMPLETE in every respect, and that I am now prepared to fill all orders entrusted to me withprompu- tude and despatch t= FINE IRISH and SCOTCH TWEEDS, PINE FRENCH and ENGLISH SUITINGS, FINE LAMBS\u2019 WOOL OVERCOATINGS, FRENCH and ENGLISH DIAGONALS, BROADS and lIAGONALS for Dress Suits BEAVER, MELTON and other Materials for FALL and WINTER OVERCUATS.Plain and Fancy Trouserings in Great Variely, = In addition, as the winter is approachin my stock of the different kinds of the VER CHOICEST FURS are now all in.ATTACHABLE FUR CUFFS AND COLLARS Knowing how uvpleasant it is for gentlemen not getting their clothes home when ordered, yay motto is, \u2018 NO DISAPPOINTMENT, FIT and STYLE GUARANTEED, TRIMMINGS of the BESL QUALITY, or NU SALE \u201d 222 r SINERD PTE ATARORS ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.We are now prepared to furnish Mirrors of any size.Silvering Equal if not Superior vo English or French and guaranieed to stand untarnished.Auction Sales.Auction Sales, ee ear \u2014\u2014\u2014 TT 5 Auction Sales.BY JAMES SIEWART 8 CO.REAL ESTATE.EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCTION JAMES CLUB, ete, ete., etc, Public Sale for.the office of September 23 THE FINEST AND MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE WEST END OF MONTREAL.THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ON THE MOST PROMINENT STREETS EAST OF MACKAY AND WEST OF MOUNTAIN ON SHERBROOKE AND ST.CATHERINE, AND THE NEW STREETS RECENTLY HOMOLOGATED RUNNING FROM SHERBROOKE TO DORCHESTER, VIZ., BISHOP AND CRESCENT STREETS.CITIZENS WHO PROPOSE BUILDING PRIVATE RESIDENCES WILL NOT AGAIN HAVE SUCH A CHANCE TO SELECT FROM SO CONSIDERABLE AN AREA, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE MOST MAGNIFICENT LOCATION IN THE CITY.INTHE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THIS PROPERTY ARE THE FOLLOWING PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP: STIJAMES THE APOSTLE CHURCH (EPISCOPALIAN), DOUGLAS (METHODIST).CRESCENT, ERSKINE, CALVARY, ST.PAUL'S AND KNOX (PRESBYTERIAN), EMMANUEL (CONGREGATIONALIST), THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, METHODIST (DORCHESTER STREET), BAPTIST, MOUNTAIN STREET, AND OUR ELEGANT AND HANDSOME WINDSOR HOTEL, ST.The undersigned are instructed by the HEIRS OF THE ESTATE PHILLIPS, to offer at ON OR ABOUT 9th OCTOBER NEXT, the lots as laid out on the plan by Mr.Jos2ph Rielle, P.L.S., about 191 building lots.On Sherbrooke street there are east of Crescent street, four lots 209x120, between Bishop and Crescent eight lots, say about 28x120, and five on Sherbrooke, east of Mackay.On St.Catherine street there are only on the North side, thirteen lots, bnt they are, considering the rapidly advancing value of property on that street, most eligible sites.On the same street, on the South gide west of Crescent, there are eight lots about 25x120.On the East and West side of Bishop street, running from Sherbrooke to St, Catherine, there are sixty-five lots, about 241x125 and eighteen below St.Catherine 23 feat 6 inx100.On Cresent, North of St.Catherine here are 53 lots about 21x10), and North of Dorchester there are 12 lots 25x115.All the new st-eets à8 homologated by the Corporation are ample in width, being each 60 feet, or as wide, as our leading thoroughfare, St.James street.Weather permitting the Sale will take place on the ground.Plans and information at JAMES STEWART & CO., BY THUS.J.OTTER.HCCHELAGA WARD.Highly Important Unreserved Sale of Choiee Properties \u2014 Houses and Building Lots.OVER HALF À MILLION IN VALUE.The subscriber is instructed by HENRY HOGAN, Esq., to sell on the premises, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2sd OCTOBER, at the GALE FARM, near the CANADIAN PACIFIC DEPOT, the Hotel.corner Notre Dame street east and Gale avenue ; a splendid business stand.Also, several houses adjoining the same, and a large number of valuable Building Lots, suitable for shops and houses, fronting on Notre Dame street and the other streets which run from the river froui to Cote Visitation.The sale also inciudes over $403,000 worth of lots,which are situated close to the Canadian Pacific Railway Depot, the Cotton and Tobacco Factories, Pacific Workshops, City Passenger R.R.Depot, Glass \u2018Works, Wharves, Steamships, Lumber, Phosphate and large Coal Depots, Cattle Market and numerous places which em loy contine uaily a large number of men, thus guaranteeing a sure demand that is constantly increasing, for houses and shops.A splendid chance is offered to capitalists who wish to buy land at a low price and build houses that will pay them a handsome rental.Materials of all kinds ior building pur: poses, sand, brick and stone, can be obtained on theground, making it very convenient for those intending to build and reducing ths cost of transportation.Houses and good business stands are always in great demand by good tenants.No better 1avostment can be had in Canada tham is now offered.THE LAND IS ALL HIGH AND DRY, and is never affected by the floods, which have caused somuch damage to other parts of the city.The Lumber, Shipping, Tobacoo, Cotton and railway int rests centred inthis locality, are sufficient to guarantee a sure return to those who invest in Hochelaga,and there is no doubt that the ,urchasers can realize a handsome proflt when they desire to sell, as weil as good revenue while they hold the property.New factories are continually being erected on this property.Those who wish to buy a lot and build a house are reminded that the terms of sale will be exceedingly liberal , one-fifth cash, balance: in one, two, three, four, five: years, até per centin= terest.Plans will be prepared at once, and à thorough examination of the property isre- quested by invest.rs and purchasers.No sale which has yet been held in Montreal has offered such advantages to all classes of buyers.The Houses nn Lots to be sold are situated on Notre Darac, St.Catherine, Mignonne Richelieu, Mc ntcalm, Champlain, Rachel an Ontario stre ets, Theriver front of this property is admirably adapte\u201c4 for grain elsvators.The CIt: ; Passenger Railway extends to this Lanë accommodation is also fally provided Auctioneers, 183 ST.JAMES S PREET.229 to the Trade.A RAMSAY & SON, 3710 41 Becollot SE, and 12 to 22 Tospector St MONTREAL: Mare 1th,1338 61 MONTREAL RERALE WILL BE FOUND ON SALE \u2014AT THE\u2014 Following Dealers: ALBION HOTEL NEWS STAND.} BALMORAL HOTEL NEWS STAND.BERNARD, ÂA.+.+0000+0000«0 01148 St.James St BOUDREAU, Ie.10++00 10 614 + +877 St.James St BONAVENTURE DEPOT NEWS STAND.BRADFORD, MRS.220 Seigneurs St CHALIFOUX, F'esss.sss5000us «+210 McCord St.DAVIDSON, W.1367} 8t.Catherine 8t.DAWSON BROS.1828 8t.Catherine St.DRYSDALE, W.+++.1428 St, Catherine St, DALLAIRE, MRS.2579 Notre Dame St FOURNIER, M.R.93 St.Andre St.FEATHERSTONE, A: M.iiiiiiiieisiinstsnsas cor.St.Lawrence and Craig Sts FISHER, JOHN, & 0O., 125 St, Francois Xavier St.GUILFOYLE, J.- 211 Seigneurs 8t GREAVES, J.J.816 8t.Catherine St HALEY BROS.2126 Notre Dame St.HALL, W.V.1+100.-00.1845 St.Catherine St.HARKINS, MRS.368 8t.Catherine St KELLY, J.0+.+10++vese001 164St, Antoine St LEFORT, Le.++00001 5000101115 St, James St LAFRENIERE, ©.cor.St.Denis % Craig vt MARCHALL, W.G.,.2614 Notre Dame St.vee MYERS, 8.163 St, Antoine 8t.MILLOY, MRS.,1201 8t.Catherine St.MURPHY, PETER.508 St.James St.MICHIE, MRS.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.MORRISON, J.8.+4291 St.Antoine St.MCMAHON, J.\u2026\u2026.+.960 Dorchester St.MCGRATH, J.P., Boston Bakery, 4874 St.Lawrence St.MoCALLUM, R.N.1305 Bt.Catherine St 1442 St.Catherine St.MOCANN, MRS.\u2026\u2026.0.0r0 534 Craig St.MOARAN, Jouve es 2090 Notre Dames St.MURRAY, J.& Co.636 St.Catherine St.O'HARE, J.aasss eau e 20000.87 Aylmer &t PRINGLE.$ 912 Dorchestar St REDMOND, J.10 Chaboillez Square.\u2014 OUILETTE .occvvirees 1417 Notre Dame St.RICHELIEU HOTEL NEWS STAND.RIVARD,L.E.sans o sens 561 Craig St SHARKEY, MISS.1340 Notre Dame St ST.LAWRENCE HALL NEWS STAND.SA IT, H.T.\u2026.1195 St.Catherine gt SCOTE, A.8S.78St.Lawzence St 8 IREET, WALTER.2 Bleury St SHEA, CHAS.+.678 Dorchester St.SMITH, Ho.++.1891 Notre Dame St SHELLY, MBS 11147 MeCord St.STOCKWELL, C.A.368 St.James St, WINDIOR HOTEL NEWS STANDPOINT ST.CHARLES.ALBERT & O LDWELL.309 Wellington St MONTEITH, WM.157 Congregation St.COTE ST, ANTOINE.MOCCALL, FD .\u202600000ccoveues Post-Office TORONTO.ALLaN.,P.CG.85 King Street West.QUEEN\u2019S HOTEL NEWS SYAND, OTTAWA.5 MORTE Jovi News SFAND, or ov TUALOW, Eevee.vrrvencnsnessssnan Sparks St QUEBEC.HOLIWELL\u20193 NEWS DEPOT.Opp.P.O.BE ON YOUR GUARD.Benson\u2019s Capcine Plasters are widely imitated.They are the only porous plaster in existence that is really trustworthy and valu able.Benson's Plasters are highly and scientifically medicated, and cure in à few hours ailments upon which no others have any effect whatever.The public are, therefore, cautioned against plasters bearing the names of \u2018* Capsicin,\u201d \u2018 Capsicum,\u201d Capsicine,\u201d or ** Capucin,\u201d\u2019 which are meant \u201c Capcine,\u201d and also against blasters bearing the names * Benton's,\u201d * Burton's,\u201d ete.; Low Prices and Spoclai Discount GENUINE red letters on every 10 yards.PANIES, MILLS, FACTORIES, &c., &c.and in many towns on the Continent.ERNMENT use nothing else.BEST LINEN HOSE MADE.Trade mark registered at Ottawa.Montreal, Scptember 27th, 1886.Sandeman, Buck & Ca.(Pemartin), Sandeman & Co., .+.Delbeck & Co., : os .Leacock & Co., .Gordon & Co.\u2019 Seurin Freres, +.+1 + +» P.Clermont & Cie,.+ .+ 0 Alex\u2019r Seigaette, ee 6 W.Maingsys + « + «+» L.Eumbaud & Marliagues, - Hy.White & Co, « .+ + DePossel Fils, .2 September 18 wetober 16, WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF FIRE COMMITTEES, MILL OWNERS, AND OTHERS USING THE \u201c ROB ROY\u201d to the fact that certain unprincipled dealers have represented themselves {0 ba the agents for this hose in Canada, and have succeeded in selling as \u201cROB ROY\u201d an inferior article similar in appearance, to several Fire Departments and « thers.The genuine article is manufactured only by Messrs.J MoGregor & Co., of Dundee, Seotland, and bears the above trade mark in None is genuine unless so marked.This hose ig particularly adapted for the use of FIRE DEPARTMENTS, RAILWAY COM- Where LIGHTNESS, STRENGTH AND DURABILITY are required it has no equal.It has been adopted by the LONDON, LIVERPOOL, MA Fire Departments, and is in use in nearly all the other prominent towns of GREAT BRITAIN The BRITISH WAR DEPARTMENT and the DEPARTMENT OF THE INDIAN GOV- Both in ENGLAND and CANADA where it hasbeen in use itis acknowledged to bethe This hose can only be purchased from the undersigned or from the GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, [Limited,] Montreal, who have been appointed GENERAL SELLING AGENTS] Persons infringing upon this trade mark will ba prosecuted.J.A.GGILVY, General Agent, Montreal.LEOPOLD GALARNEAU, AGENT IN CANADA | FOR ~ 350 St.Paul Street, Montreal.NicINTYRE, SON & CO.IMPOLL RIES Wholesale Dry Goods, dec.13 Victoria Square, Montreni.HOSE.FIRE HOSE, NOHESTER AND GLASGOW r 232 Xerez, «+ «+ + + Bherries Oporto, .0 Ports Reims,} + + + Champagnes Madeira, .Madeira Wines London, » Gin and Orange Bitters Bordeaux, .+ Clarets Bordeaux, .Clarets La Rochelle, .Brandies Rotterdam, .Gins Apt, .Glaces and Crystallized Fruits London, .Red Heart Rum Marseilles, .Olive Gil 225 248 FOR SALE ORTO LET t Ste.Justine de Newton.County of Vaud- Pouil, À SPLENDID PROPERTY, as follows : House, Store.Grain and Wood Sheds, Stables and other buildings; a magnlficent Orchard, and a Farm of about 90 acres, one-third of which is cleared, and the remainder a Sugar Bush.Address JOHN TAYLOR, P.M,, Saint Polycarpe, P.Q.September 24 r 230 Prescription of à physician who has had a life long experience in PENNYROYAL \u2018 WAFERS.treating female diseases, Is used Tw LET.anes | ; THSÉE HAMDSQHE NEW OFFICES Together ox Senaratsiy, STAINED FINISH, BUT WATEP.HEATIRG SAL NT.JAMES S TREX vawEs & CO.Sept + FOR SALE.Property , and the ease with which it can now © react aed has induced the proprietor to place these Lots upon the market anchatio'clock, Sale at 2 o'clock, Pro\u2019 serty Commuted.Titles Perfoot, THOS, J.POTTER, Auctioneer.Further information can ba had from Mr.HOGAN or Mr.CUVILLIER, St.Lawrence all.\u2014_\u2014 BY M.HICKS & CO.Oriental Bugs and Carpets Persian Embroideries, T 3 = rien Needlework, Damascus Curiaing, Harem Pox tieres, Table and Piano Covers, etc., and à few choice examples of Japanese Art Objects ! To ba sold by Auction at the Subscribers New Art Rooms, Nos.1833 aud 1855 NOTRE DAME STREET, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, OCTOBER Sth and ôth.The Sübscilbers respectfully invite the - lic to call and inspect this large and oy consignment of Basiern products, which will be found very interesting.as specimens of almost every Carpet made in Turkey, India , *nd Persia Will be found in this cllection embracing a few Antique Cashmere and Somace ot rare merit, the whole eclipsing in quantity aud variety all former cosignments that we have offered at auction, and forming a magnificent exhibition ol the native indus try of the East.On view Monday, September 27th day from 9 a.m.to 6 oor, sand every Sale each Afternoon at TWO o\u2019cleck, M.HICKS & CO., 233 Auctloneers.Catalogues Tuesday.DEBENTURES Certificates of Stock! BILLS OF EXCHANGE ! DRAFTS, DEPOSIT RECEIPTS, NOTES, CHEQUES, &c! Engraved, Lithographed & Printed IN A SUPERIOR MANNER, BY GEORGE BISHOP Engraving and Printing Compan, fiixmited.] 167 & 169 St James St, TRE July 17 DEON TREAT.SITUATION WANTED, By a business man who thoroughly understands the trade of the Maritime Provinces : has thorough acquaintance with the lumber trade ; is a capable accountant; is Intimate with many of the merchants.Address * H B.cave ofthe Kdiforof Usrw HEATH.tt 1A) 85 Situations Wanted\u2014Male WANTEL\u2014A situation at once by un experienced bo kkeeper, having a thorough knowledge of office and financial, as well as custom house work; could post up books in the evenings; best of city referen-' ces.Ap.ly Bookkeeper, Herald Office .m 236 WANLED\u2014A Young man, 2», ot good education and business capacity.seeks an engagement in any capae ty: Has experience as a bookkeeper, warehouseman or clerk; highest references: Address W.M:, Herald fice.m 26 W ANTED\u2014A young man, 23 years of age, desires a position in an office ; is a first\" class shorthand and type-writer; can also Keep books! Apply I.Mi, Herald Office.236 WYy ANTED\u2014A.situation un stock farm, to assist or look after cattle, by smart young man of good North-West connection: Address to Geo.B., Herald office.mn 234 Situations Wanted _ Female ANTED\u2014Middie-aged person want ; W situation as good plain c00k, no Wash: mont à perfect success by BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT modal iret\u2019 *otestent.Apply at 5 pai .ant, = > A - 3 Ser 10.Toadies ask mart, Si .WAN TED\u2014Middle-aged person wants à ist for Pennyroyal your drug, That choice building site, corner of Pee furnioustion as good cook, no washing; oan © no substitute, orinclose post: Street and Burnside, 112 x 118.8 the best cor- St Je goo city references.Apply at 1081 gage for sealed particulars.Bold Dy ner in the city, for sale CHEAP.ames street, (up stairs.) m 435 Dai, 3 a.= ed THE EURERS CHEMICAL ce.DetRors, Mica.: AP?17 Miscellaneous.pass for! 4\" Sold in Montreal by B.B.MoGALE W.MOLEA WALBANK, 0.E., ANTED\u201410 rent, 11 store suitabl and LAVIOLETTE & NELSON.architeet, : W for a retail \u2018business.\u201cAddress ur Septeraber 16 1y mw 222 Nt.James Street Herald Office, m 238 So 1 .0 , 6 THE, MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY \"COMMERCIAL GAZEXTE.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 , Ls - | Ti T bl OLIT .\u201c aseure the Conservatives?Ab it is, & gentleman nor honorable to your paper, { © TEE Post (Office Time Ta 8, OPEN POLITICAL LETTER \u201c you gee, because he always hoped, until and I again brand you as 8 malicious & an- Hardware.| ~~ MisceHaneous.MONTREAL, Sept.2, 18% \u2014_ co, A \u201c\u2018 the last moment, to realize his smug- derer, and I charge you with having know- fn > .Hon.Mr.Mercier's Third and |« ging scheme.\u201d\u2014[Ze Canadien, 25th ingly deceived the public to whom you ad- ANT H 0 NY FO RC LS 9 DELIVERY.MAILS, Orosrne, Final Reply to the Montreal October, 1881.] dress yourself for the purpose of injuring 8 \u2014_\u2014 frm Gazette And if you wish, Mr.Editor of the {a political opponent.| Ferni .A A.MP, lo tarie & West.Provs A.MP.M, LE Gazette, td conault La Minerve of the 2lat| I believe ?have auswered victoriously ture and Interier Decorations.5-5 00.9 80/4) Ontario, and West: 746 EF, ; October, 1881, you wil! fiad the following all the unclean charges and repelled all RAILWAY SUPPLIES NE O | ern States, by G.T.R.To the Editor of the Montreal Gazette: } gions .th Ys which h W WARFRROOMS, 8-9 00.|Do.do by GPR.|.645 0 A significant words :\u2014 © ungentlemanly attacks which you have s L RAILS &G0.|Perthand t'eterboro\u2019.| 615 8 Sir,\u2014 You have accused me of having \u201cThe member for St.Hyacinthe (Mr.taken pleasure to direct against me for TEE ssl 9 800.P.R., north of Otta-|.\u2026.\u2026.8a often changed from One party to another, \u2018\u201c Mercier) took no steps and made no appli- some time past.STEEL BARS 489 FIFTH AVENUE.wa, (6 Perabroke, to.having betrayed the Liberals by ecek- \u2018\u20ac cation to the Premier (Mr, Chapieau) to] As the public can now see and judge for 200 à Saturday exce led): .| 645 of having Df : ; \u2018* secure an offer ot & portfolio either for themselves there is nothing in your arti- MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.NEW YORK, \"170 Pembroke, Port ing a coalition with the Conservatives and 3 excepled)._ sv.\"45 You even pretend to find the proof of f ver:ary whose withdrawal 18 not treach- and subscribe myself, ras ice, 76 St.Peter Street.CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES av 9 sn/oanada À Hantion.R.i these calumnies in & pamphlet which Jour « ery.It could not have been a cut-throat Your very humble and 278 Tapestries, Ancient and Modern.WEEKLY PAPERS so Glen Robertson, 400 intelligent Tory confrere of the Courrier |\u2018 game between Mr.Chapleau and Mr.Obedient servant, } ° : Greehleld and Max: ; ; i « Mercier.In spite of the differences of ONORE MERCIER, ! .ville by .de St.Hyacinthe ue à ust published, and cs opinion or of principle that may divide Montreal, Sept.27, 1886.W.& F, P CURRIE & LD, Bronzes, Vases and Ourios.Quebec & East.Prov's, which he has entitle sur la « them, they are both Be to play \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (00 June 18 | 15 142 Publishod in the 8 00L.01\u2026.Sorel, eue Bee 4 | 615 coalition.\u20ac role a we people wis 0 cred In Bad Humour.r n Street Established 1844.ublisbed in steamer.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 oi A You know that there is not one word of | ©\u201c them with.\u201d (La Minerve, 21st Octo-| «cp year ago my head was covered with Grey Nu ' Registered Cable &TelegraphicAddross, \"Pool\" London 8 00).[Quebec, Berthier,Sorel| 8 45, .truth in all that you eay; you kunow, bers, 1881).a few points which the doou- STE» and the eruption covered my face Importers of / Three Rivers and os ially, that the pamphlet in question \u2018 ; also, and spread even until the backs of ; Postal Oar.Can demonetrates exactly the contrary of aot ta od ut which ae good my banda were gore.1 became weak and SCOTCH GLAZED DRAIN PIPES MARCUS POOL & SONS, Dominion of Canada 8 Oars 8 Shiches déwnahipe 48 5m what you affirm, and that Mr.de la and deceive toe public.« Political and Blood Bitter, Two bottles per fectly oral Cent ie 17 West Smithfleld, E.0., London, Eng : Three Rivors, Artha .= ; \u2018ei rue your maxim ; olitical an \u201d ; 40 Fine Covers Bruyere, with his well known simplicity, | ! RE ee?a me.\u201d Statement of Miss Minnie Stevenson, Fire Brick Live Stock Commission Agents In Loup R, R.: 10100000 has reproduced, for \u2018he purpoce 51, tye falsify \u2018tnése dociments sad mai them 000287 N- Bo Fire Clay, Cement, London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southampter ref Ie Lime to OU ou.yr 7 Ik 3 - ing me, documents which are familiar 10 say exactly the reverse of what they con- HorrowAY\u2019s'PrLLs O Glad Roman Coment ' pool, \u2014- DCE Si rorome and] \"| 4 0 the public and which show most unequivo- tain.Evidently fat jobs and Govern- pig; ILLS AND UINTMENT\u2014(xla Canada Cement, Ropronented In the United States and Canada by St.Tin Branches, .ep à > ST have been to my friends ment pickings have a sad effect on your donnees Some constitutions have a ten- Water Lime, ! RB.Bickerdike, Montreal.9 15.|Can.Pac.R.R.St.Je-| 609) 4 99 cally how tru fased ta enter a êr city.d ney oT jeumatiem, and are, throughout A, x ot Paris, Fobraary » 48 ; ; .300 Lome By Etenmer.| 11 oo sud how offen I have refuse Mr.L.O.David was questioned before 108 year horn down by its protracted China Clay, It is published at the low pricejof \u201c518.Ear atre, Hemming.rool 38 Conservative Ministry.the Royal Commission anent the projects affected | wo th sufferers bathe the MANUFAOTUEEES or (0° SC HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND ford, Huntingdon.i ishing about you, Mr, ofcoalition with Mr.Moussean.Here is parts with warm brine, and after- Dundee, ete, by R\u2019y; What is astonishing TO is evi ds rub 2 : STEAM NAVIGATION 10 15).|St.Hubert, SE.Bruno}, 6 00 | Lo hi wards rub in this soothing Ointment.BESSEMER STEEL A RR.Editor, is not to see you calumniate me ; 218 evidence, taken from page 389 of the They will find it the best means of lessen 8 00 SE Scinthe, Sher 6 45lg , : report :\u2014 : : ; \u201d .\" ++.1St Hyacinthe, er- 15-3 i ; but what surprises \u20ac ; ing their agony, and, assisted by Hollo- So a Chair and Bed Springs brooke, Coatic\u2019ke, &e you are paid to do that; bul ; \u201c\u201cQ.D.d Mr.Mercier consent to counsel : Ys 3 y ; \"Gr \u2018 ille: N cere me, and what must surprise an intelligent Lis friends Je enter the Cabinet with Mr.fan the surest way of overcoming RSA large stock always on hand 81 .00 Per Ann UKs} 915.Ce.Ligne, CEE | 410 ic, is that you appear to be scandal- Mousseau .\u201cest mf A : Oot.24 ly 265 agolle\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.0.potes Le that 1 wanted a disinterested \u201c A, Mr.Mercier said it wus not neces- to req! \u20acit a few days\u2019 trial of this safe and R Published Monthly, containing the TIME- 8 0.Acton and Sorel R.R \u201csel 800 alliance between Conservatives and Liberals sary that he enter a coalition Ministry, oo ing trea} ment, by which othe Jgease co BO URC TABLES and MAPS of all ne ANR ADIAN 915 \u2018|Stanbridge,St Armand{ 7 30 ie when you have applauded and approved ¢¢ provided that Mr, Mousceau was not a Pains that ld make a inne Phudder and the principal AMERI RAIL- PYABLE IN ADVANCE Station.; the purchase of the five Liberal members member of it ; thas he was always ready are assuaged without difieuity by Hollo- C A * WOR K S WAY and STEAM NAVIGATION 915 St, Johns Raa! +40 by Nr.Chapieau in 1879,\u2014a purchase \u201c to take into coneideration the formation way\u2019s easy and Inexpensive remedies, 9 LIES.a .8915 .\u2026+\u2026.|Po ShefforaR y Line.vores] 488 that was nOLbInG BU price of & treach- ore gabinet of thaï natore, bat pot with which comfort by moderating the throbbing JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, BE A ore amd Booksellers and 9 15).races So sl T0 the Hon.Mr.Joly.à cc be had passed as Premies at Quebec Mr.vessels and calming the excited nerves.MANUFACTURER OF PRICE, - us ; 20 CENTS, 8 00/0.(3), Now Brunswick, pese i 1 defy you to quote from the documents \u2018\u201c\u201c Mercier would never hear of a coalition \u2014 ~ Rail Rolli \u2018 Annual Su ption, 2.00, payable in ad- meme ova Scotia& P.B.L i ; si i i ing Stock of all kinds, Palace vance.Newfoundland for-.} g of which you speak a single line which ¢ with Mr.Mousseau.\u201d ; ; = aiiway fo oundland Lor: 00 can justify your accusation against me.| In the Hansard of 1882 are to be found Her Adveriisements, Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, D.KR.CHI'HOLY & CO., Ta Maite dospatoh- You pretend that I have been versatile and all the official documents of these pour- ' 1709 Not* uname Sireet, Montreal.gd from 2 alitax for that l have frequenily changed parties.par/ers or these attempts to form a coalim y Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge ublishers and Proprietors Lo 5th and 19th JULY.ees The facts prove the contrary.tion, and among these documents taere is a J U DSO N $ ; TH £ W FEKLY H ERALD \u2014 On leaving college in 1862 I became the memorandum of an interview which took Rolling Stock, &c, Baggage.A 95 I Local Mails.| ores] £3 editor of the Courrier de St.Hyacinthe, place between Hou.Mr.Chapleau and \u2019 Mail and Express Liquors, Ales, Fic, ever Valloytlo 4, Valols, ol the first political act of my lite was io myself on the 30th Marc .This 10 80.|Caughn\u2019ga &Chatgux od i the Liberal Government of memorandum begins with the following RSerVOIr- Alper Coaches.Fi 0 Benunarmois «eve =, 0} 145 McDonald-Sicotte, formed afier the down- worde :\u2014 - 6 1 i 10 30{.Boucherville, Conirel fall of the Cartier-McDorald Governnient On the 30th March, 1881, Mr.F, X.specially manufactured for XL © with re + { Is an Eight Page Paper, Seven Columne Vercheres as ang] 9 00/12 45 et ; « 4 , Ly : : sa.1 0 ee, rien dial ences arose between * A Movers BE pat fo the off How, Letter-Copying Books and Copying on EBS \u2018\u2014~COBOURG, rr nl Yo ihe Page, making 56 Columns in a D 14 Stotrs Dame de Grice H \u2019 ; ; * a : ; 2 15 11 45 Mr.Sicotte and Mr.Sanfield McDonald, I ¢* Mr.Chapleau desired to have an inter- per.ro With the old Water MONTREAL, of the choicest reading matter, vix :\u2014 815 6 15 Mochelaga.\u2026.0.00 6 00 545 followed the fornier into opposition, and |\u201c yew with him on certain political affairs, , weeks Supply.er for g N aro 0 0 imi p Agents in Canada 9 45) 5 30 LRchine PA 8 00) 15 when Mr.Sicotte was appointed to a judge- \u2018 Mr.Mercier accompanie [r.Archam- , \u2018 ; ; 9 151 G 99|FoOnBUEVIL.nuu0u 300000, 18 ship, I found myself with the Conserva-| \u201c bault about 12.30 p.m.to Victor's _\u2014 ! JOHN DE KUYPER & 80H, Rotterdsx Longue Pointe, Poiute]-sess- fives in opposition, where my fidelity to\u201c restaurant, aud afier waiting a few Chea Cleanly, Compact Gfice and Works at the Humber, HARTELL & 60., Jognac.Fditorialson Current Event 10 09.aux-Premblos&Char 15 him had landed me._ ; \u2018minutes Mr.Chaplesu put in an ap- Db, y, \u20ac pact.Manufactures, and keeps In stock, every CLES RUBIN & 00.Cognas.1000 12 15 Longue Pointe.C780 145 In 1864 I resigned my position of editor \u201c pearance with Messrs.Dansereau and \u2014_\u2014\u2014 description ef Carriage, Machine, Plow, Stove, MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.Stories à 20| 12 80/Point St: Onartos.\u2026.J 2 fi of the Courrier de St, Hyacinthe because I Senecal, .Price, = = = 75c.Zire, H Bridge polis Gate Hinges and Bon 2 D & C0.Coblens .8 00 6 40lsorel by RW.| .did not approve the scheme of confedera- Mr.Chavleau asked permission to put Pressed Nuts, Track Bolts, Railway, Ship and | \u2018 EINHAB.\u2019 .Luce Ste Lambert.oervie nn] 6450 800 tion, and in 1866, after the Imperial Parlia a preliminary question to Mr.Mercier, other Spikes, BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeaux.General News, \u2018 D'B0) 12 80 8t Eustache.ures.| 280 ment had decreed the confederation of the \u2018* and, on consent being given, he put the fr Send for descriptive cireular.Address Hi.MSA.Keros dela Frontera.9 151 12 80 8}, Levrent, st, Mare 700 480 Provinces in Brilieh North America I be} following question = nding.direct] TEE ONTARIO BOLT CO.imite COCKBURN, SHITHES & C0., Uport Local News, 018 5% Cote\u201d Bt Ei is : oe ieved that should ceaee all opposition, as Have you any ucderstanding, directly o e : na .7 enri de M.Ou- 215 it had become law, and for two mouths I or indirectly, with Tarte?MORTON, PHILLIPS & BULMER, Telephone Na tre : MULLER & DARTHEKZ, Tarragone.\u2026 Despatches, ghegonde.iio.endeavored to bring the constitution into] * Qn receiving a negative answer he STATIONERS, H.R.RIDOUT, a : FRADERIS YVALLETTE, Marsoilles.10 0j.alo and Pont Viau ered] B20 : , > : \u201c Mr, ier i 3 : 1 i de working order.But when Mr.Cartier, who « asked Mr, Mercier if he was always Blank Book Makers and Printers oot.9.St.Jo Street, £.& J.BURKE, Dublin.Market Reports, ot Toon Baptiste de 1230 had declared that the resolutions of the favorable fo a Soalition.Mr.Mercier \u2019 PATTERSON & HIEBKRT, London 915 15 Montreal.7 12 Quebec Convention were a sacred compact ¢ replied in the affirmative, provided that 1755 NOTRE DAME STR = moe : ; Mile-End, (and Coi- which the Legielature of Canada could not \u201c the coalition would be formed in an EET, J.GC.8iBBALD, OH, LADE & $0.Glaagew.Miscellaneous Keadatng,| *° \" i pan Bi Louls, morn-| 760 445 touch, consented to refer to Imperial |\u2018 honorable way and in the interest of the August 7 MONTREAL 9 importer and Commission Herchans.WH.JAMESON à CO, Duvim.;Ç ong CE ie ends | arbitration ike difficulties that arose be- & province and not of a party, on accept- ugus 18 STEEL AND IRON RAILS, QANTRELL& OHRANE, Dubliz £e.& +4 410 Michel, Tuesday, Thars|.! 145 tween Canada and the Maritime Provinces, \u2018\u201c able grounde to the leaders of the two .Etes 6 Ce XC» day and Saturday.1 vain left the editorship of the paper and # parties.\u201d Railway Supplies, Iron, Metals, ele os ° agen xe! P pep p y Le \u2018| United States.retired to private life.Mr.Chapleau added :\u2014 I 146 B a H B.\u2014URDERS XECKIVED FRO 8-9 15 New York City and 40 1 remaiced there until 1872, when the Iam very glad.The crisis is near at : NE ey AY THr WHOLESALY TRADE ORLY.(daa State, and Southern| 635 70 National party was formed, of which I then « hand.4 Lave friends who are betrayin The Best Boiler Feeder w ua, \u2014 15 Troy Albany, Rouse 1 became a member.I was elected as mem- me and 1 ere can be understanding .0000 POSE rat di aanea ne ean ber for the county of Rouville, and from ¢ will be obliged to hold & general election, E n JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.9 16j.00es Faibany Postal Cars 6 uen that date I have always opposed Sir John \u20181 would wish to save the province the tee al S ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, gay 160i Boston, dass.| a0] 4d Macdonald and his venal creatures, among rouble and expense that an election gives .; co.sores Now Englan ates, whom you hold such a distinguished \u201c rise to.1 know that you exact the FISH PLATES 286 St.Mary Street, #@F Send it ta your friends at a die 8col.\u2026.pcéxcept Maine.ere 487 position.he G ; ; abolition of the Legislative Couneil, it gs , MONTREAL, tance, and thus keep them posted us to England Siales, exe su t & question that must be settled.Lo.; ss cept BOStOB.\u2026.\u2026.|.Ma.et te Te after the death of « views have changed on that point and I TRACK BOLTS AND HUTS, Have always oa hand the various kinds of what is going on in Montreal and vicinity] 8-8 30).(A)Westorn and Faci-[\"\"\" the lamented Mr.Bachand and ai\u2018 thinkI can come to an understanding |, $ ik 1 Gen y | Rail à Si es ALE ARD FORTER.oStates.\u2026 evens -] 745] 78 a time when this Government had but an \u2018\u201c\u2018 with you on the subject.I am ready to pl ês all era JW 7 Pp 9 IN WOOD AND BOTTLE Registered letters must bo posted 3 insignificant majority, and when you took every means, foul and fair, to overthrow it and destroy it in public opinion.I was a loyal colleague of Mr.Joly during all the time he was in power, and you did not have the pleasure of couuting me among the traitors who abasdoned bim and whom you have approved with so much indecency.I also supported Mr.Joly, loyally and sincerely while he was leader of the Opposition, and when he deemed fit to resign voluntarily and to request me to accept his very honorable, but very disadvantageous position, I took off my coat and settled down conscientiously to work to fight the speculators of your party who were robbing and ruining the country, and who received your very warm and interested support.My conscience tells me that 1 have done wy duty since I became leader of the Opposition, and if I have so well deserved your hatred and insulte, it is because I have denounced with equal vigor and success all the turpitudes of which your political friends rendered themselves guilty and whicn you abetted to satisfy your venal purposes.hen raw that our party fights were leading the Province to ruin I tried to save it by uniting under the same flag all the honest men of both parties.» I have been and am still favorable to a coalition constructed on an honorable and honest basis and in the public interest.You eay that I wanted to enter the Government of Mr.Chapleau and Mr.Mousseau.That is false.The documents of which you speak show peremptorily that I refused all the offers of Mr.Chapleau, and that when he offered me a coalition I declared that I would only accept it on condition that he (Chapleau) would cease to be a member of the Cabinet ; and the documents published by Mr.de la Bruyere, to which you allude, show that I even added that, while being ready to contribute to the formation of a coalition Government, I would not consent to be & member of it, and I would make no definite arrangement without the previous approval of my political friends, who would be consulted in caucus, and who would have the right to pronounce the final décision, Consult your friend of the Canadien, Mrs Israel Tarte, with whom you manage 80 well to-day to insult me, and you will ascertain that on the 22nd October he said :\u2014* Mr, Chapleau himself went, un- ¢ known to his colleagues, to implore Mr.« Mercier to enter with two of his friends \u2018\u20ac into the Cabinet.\u201d\u2014(Le Canadien, 19th Oct , 1881.) \u201cIi was under those circumstances that Mr.Chapleau approsched Mr.Mercier, ersonally, whom he had first interviewed y à man in a high position in federal politics and whose name I do not think it neceseary to divulge,\u201d (That man was the Honorable Mr.Mouseeau.] \u201cIn the month of March Mr.o Ehapleau made an offer to Mr.Mercier n alliance.\u201d \u2014 ; 22d October, 151 ] \"LLe Canadien, For months and months Mr, permitted the entire press to discuss ds Offers he made to me without denvi them either in the House or even in Lo Minerve, which is always ready to speak for him.© Why did he not intervene to protect place at your disposal two or three port- \u201c folios and to give your party the poeition \u2018 wbich it has a right to expect under the circumstances.\u201d Mr.Mercier replied :\u2014 ¢ The abolition of the Council is one of \u201c\u2018 the conditions which I gave your friends \u201c in the autumn of 1879 and in February \u201c of 1880 when they approached me.But \u201c J exacted two other conditions, and =o \u201c that there may be no misunderstanding \u201cI will repeat them: First, you must \u201c efface youreelf as Prime Minister.I do \u201c nct want to form a coalition with your * Government, and if I wanted to, my party would not want to.Therefore, I \u201c do not wish to 1solate myself from my friends to whom I am and intend to re- \u2018 main loyal.My adhesion to a Govern- \u201c ment will not be profitable to the Pro- \u201c\u2018 vince and we cannot save it from the *¢ crisis which threatens 1t but by forming \u201c a coalition on conditions acceptable to \u201c the important men of both parties.For \u201c that you must cease to be Premier and it is needless to say that in any combination to be made 1 intend to retain my liberty, while giving ita loyal sup- \u201c port ; I do not want to be a member of \u201c the Government, my final determination \u201c to this effect to be governed by the cir- ¢¢ cumstances and according as my friends *\u201c and myself will decide to be the most *\u2018 useful to the province and to prevent ¢ new em barrasments.\u201d \u20ac Another condition is that I shall decide \u201c nothing definitely without consulting the leader of my party, if I can come to an understanding with you regarding the Premier and with the latter regarding ¢» the fundamental basis of the new Government.I will call my colleagues \u2018¢ in the House together with cther influential friends and if they reject the \u201c projected arrangement, I will stop \u201c there.\u201d \u201c Mr.Chapleau remarked that he did \u2018\u2018 not think tbat Mr.Mercier would make \u201c Lis resignation as Prime Minister an \u201c* essential condition ; that personally he \u201c did not exact his maintenance in that \u201c* position ; that he would not want to be \u201c an obstacle or to prevent a combination \u2018¢ useful to the country ; that besides he \u201c\u201c was sick and much fatigued, but that \u2018* nevertheless his departure would bring \u201c\u2018 about complications which would kill \u201c\u2018 the project and that Mr.Mercier should \u201cinthe public interest consent to Mr.\u2018\u2018 Chapleau remaining Premier during the * coming session, and that after the session \u201c was complete he (Mr, Chapleau) would ¢¢ retire and that Mr, Mercier would, in the \u201cnatural order of things, become the \u201cleader.\u201d The latter replied that the thing was * impossible ; that he had no personal ¢ feeling against him ; that he was pleased ¢ to recognize his talents, his skili and ¢ his large and liberal views ; but that if ¢ he desired to remain Premier it was * useless to think of forming a coalition.\u201d \u201c These conc#ions imposed by Mr.* Mercier were not accepted, and the pro- ¢ ject fell through.\u201d - ou can see, Mr.Editor of the Gazette, said in your paper that 1 was ready to betray my party, to sell my party and myself, and to enter the governments of Chap- leau and Moussean.When you made that assertion you had those documents under your eyes, and you knew you were telling barefaced false- ¢ the dignity of the Legislature and re- that you have calumniated me when you.MANUFACTUED BY Robert Mitchell & Co.Montreal Brass Works, for.St.Peter and Craig Streets.April 27 MANITOBA i& NORTH-WESTERN RY | OF CANADA.The Picturesque Line of the North-West, Through the Park Lands of the Fertile Belt and the beautiful valleys ef the Little Saskatchewan and Birdtail River.No.4{No.2 Dis - No.1jNo, 8 Pass.Exp.| July 1st, 1886.|Exp.|Pass, L've.|L've.Arr, Arr, P.M.[NOON P.M, P.M, 12.06 (12.0 |Portage la Prairie| 2.55 2.45 P.M.2.85 1.55 85 |.Gladstone.| 1.25 |12.2) AJM.AM, 4.10 3.07 61 |.Neepawa.|11.48 [10.20 6.10 4.00 79 |.Minnedosa.|11.00 9.15 8.80 5.48 (115 |.Shoal Lake.9.12 6.30 9.25 6.28 [180 |\u2026.Solsgirth.| 8.80 5.35 10 05 7.00 |188 |.Birtle.[ 7.55 4 650 Arr.Arr, L've.|L\u2019ve.No.4 Mondays and Thursdays.0.1 Wednesdays and Saturdays, No.2 Tuesdays and Fridays.No.8 Tuesdays and Fridays Close connection at Portage la Prairie with trains of Canadian Pacific Kailway.For information as to through freight and passen- gor rates apply to any agent of the C.P.R\u2019y, orto A.MUDONALD, Assistant Freight and Passenger Agent, Portage la Prairie, ~~ W.R.BAKER, 159 Géneral Superintendent, TH EF \\ PEOPLES PAPER! 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TRANSCORTIRENTAL.(Ne.3.] On the mountain section of the Canadian Pacific Raliway tunuels are numerous, two of them of considerable length, and several snowsheds are being built, In many places where the road is cut in the side of the mountaïns the compsay is constructing enormous cribs of timber, in gome places nearly & mile long, with the object of preventing land slides.They are filled in with stone and present a very solid appearance.\u2018We see no more of these, however, as we approach Gale, a charming little town situated at the head of navigation on the Freser river.It is a small place, built on & peint of laud which projecte into the river, and at the back is hemmed in by the mountains, which everywhere else seem to come down to the waters edgr.The houses ia Yale are all small and built of wood, but many of these are exceedingly pretty, being } set in small plots of ground, surrounded with fruit trees, and covered with a luxuriant growth of vines, Some of the zi.inched gardens are still brilliant with flowers, and as we pass in the small but beautifully kept orchards rosy apples in profusion peep from among the leaves, ESA fier leaving Yale we make & rapid escent, and goon skirt slong the meadow land at the foot of the hills, For some distance before we reach Harrison, and after we leave it, there 18 a considerable stretch of GOGD FARMING AND GRAZING LAND, Bud herds of fine large cattle can be seen.Harrizon Lake, which we soon cross, is a Yarge shallow body of water, and is reputed to be the home of numberless feathered fowl, Here again we come upon tracis of cleared and fenced land, the first land of any extent under cultivation since We enlered the mountains, though at both Agaesiz and Langley there are large fruit farns, that at Agassiz comprising about 700 acres, and havieg been established for gome time.I am told that at Langley the proprietor of the farm sold last year over $4,000 worth of fruit.We have now quite left the mountains behird, and it 18 not without a sense of relief that we find ourselves again on level ground.There is, to say the least, a Certain amount of excitement in rushing eround those curves and down those steep grades whicl so often are only a few feet trom the edge of an almost perpendicular precipice hundreds of feet in height, 1 The cleared land continues for a distance of perhaps thirty miles until we reach Port Hammond, whence we leave the Frazer River and strike across to Port Moody; and now the track runs through A THIOKLY WOODED DISTRICT, where the trees all seem to be of the gigantic growth which has made for the timber of this province a world wide reputation.Leaving Port Moody, which is certainly nothing of a place jnow, whatever it may have been before Vancouver sprusg up, we sail down Burrard Inlet, and on both sides see evidence of the dominating trade of the country.Every _ here and there along the shore one sees & sawmill with its cluster of little white houses, forming a bright contrast to the dark background of tall trees which all along the Inlet grow down to the very waters edge.Soon after leaving Port Moody we touch at Moodyville on the right, and passing Hastings on the left soon arrive at Vancouver, which has evidently taken pattern from the Phoenix and already has risen from its ashes.As a building site Vancouver is MUCH SUPERIOR TO PORT MOODY, the ground rising more gradually from the water, though quite high enough to ensure efficient drainage.The town plot has been laid out into streets, which are of fair width, 2ad the principal ones have been graded and plauked, while all of them have board sidewalks.To a etranger there seems to be an innumerable number of \u2018\u2018 hotels,\u201d the bars of each being \u201cwell stocked with the best,\u201d etc, but all seem to have enongh to do and room is hard to get.The town possesses a good steam fire engine and good hose, and a building intended to be used &s a combined town hall and fire station has been started.The only place of worship at present belongs to the Presbyterians, but the Methodists and Anglicans have let the contracts for their respective churches and work is to be begun very soon, The great drawback to the town is the uncertainty as to when the railroad will be brought there; but meanwhile, the inhabitants are living on hope and are looking for a good time next spring, THE SAIL FROM VANCOUVER to Victoria presents nothing of particular interest and the boat keeps steadily on lill about 8 o\u2019clock we get sight of the electric lights in the Queen city of the west.Victoria, situated at the south easterly corner of Vancouver is a town of about 10,- 000 inhabitants which seem to be taken from almost every country on the globe, the Chinese and negro forming a large part of the population.The streets in ictoria are, most ot them, wide and straight, and are kept in good repair.À noticeable feature in Victoria is the fact that on nearly all the business streets the streets have wooden awnings built about the Height of the first story from the ground and projecting toe whole width of the sidewalk, so that even in rainy weather one can do most of their shopping without getting wet.The residences about ¥Yic oria, which are principaily built of wood, are, many of them, very handsome.They are get in gardens of greater or less extent, and here flowers and fruit grow in the utmost profusion.Many of the drives about Victoria are very pretty, and one well worth taking is to Bequimanlt, the station of the Pacific equadron, and the site of a large dry dock, While the gold excitement was at its beight in British Columbia, and more recently when the Pacific division of the C.P.R.was in course of construction, Victoria did a heavy trade, being the point WHERE ALL SUPPLIES WERE BOUGHT, and where the men employed spent most of their money, Now, howeviX, trade has settled down into its legitimate bounds and things are going on more quietly.New Westminster is reached in a few hours\u2019 rail from Victoria, and seen from the boat presents a charming appearance.Like Montreal, New Westminster is situ= ated on a river, though not at the head of navigation, and it 18 also built on a hill which rises from the waters edge.The streets sre broad and straight, and the size, number, and contents of the stores speak of the trade which is done here.A ! branch of the C.P.R.from Port Moody is already completed and is being ballasted.A gas house is being built in the town and the pipes are laid in the streets.A company has been formed to supply the city with water from the Coquetlane, about six miles distant,and it is expected that work on the water works will be commenced shortly.A drive of twelve miles through a forest of trees, whose tops tower two hundred feet or more above our heads, brings us, after considerable up and down hill work, ain to Vancouver\u2014the Canadian San Motels.AC SE te Nhemade Hotel, MADISON SQUARE.NEW YORK.Peers Most charmingly situated at the Junction of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and Mth Bi facing Madison Square.Co-ducted on the Earoposu Plan FAHVRIN & WALTER, Proprietors.June 20 1y str 147 ST.LAWHENCE HALL.135 TO 139 St.James Street, MONTREAL.HENRY HOGAN, Proprietor, The Best Kvows Hofsl im the Dominion July 25 mwe 177 Laval House BORD A PLOUFFE i MILES ROM CP.R.Parties loaving Moncreal at 8, Us &.m.meat conveyance at Bord a Plouffe Crossing, north of the Railway Bridge at Sault au Recollet, or leaving by the 5.39 p.m.train, get off at Bord a Plouffe Crossing, where Omnibus is in waiting.Boating and Fishing excellent.The culsine 18 under the direction of a French cook, Telephone Call, 807 CY NORRIS BEST, Lessee and Manager, 156 The Balmora MONTREAL, Is the Hotel for Business Men HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Fifth Avenus, New York.This most fashionable and centrally located hotel has been reaovated from top to bottom and ie now re-opened under management 0: R.H.Southgate, upon the American and European plans.\"This hotel is the favorite resort for Canadians, MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.Comfortable Rooms, $3 per day; Board, 3.50 per day.Pope y tf 5868 SEA BATHING.INCH-ARRAN HOUSE.DALHOUSIE\u2014Bale des Chaleurs, N.B, Patronized by His Excellency the Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor-General of Canada, and leading families of the Dominion, Now improved and completed.Is open for the season ending 15th September.Unequalled scenery, Bathing, Boating, Fishing and Driving ; excellent Table, Livery, Billiard .Rowling, Lawn Tennis, etc.For particulars address.\u2018WM.B.THORPE, Manager.July! 157 Murray Hill Hotel.NEW YORK] The largest and finest constructed hotel in the city, on Park Avenue, ond block from Grand Central Depot.(ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.) 800 rooms, ele santly furnished and decorated The ventilation, drainage and sanitary ar- cangements generally, are the most perfect hat human ingenuity and ski can devise.stairways and 8 elevators.No charge for conveying bagg ge from or to the Grand Central Depot.HUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors.June 15 ly 143 THE RUSSELL, OTTAWA.The Palace Hotel of Canada mere This magnificont new Hotel, fittedup in the most modern style, is row open, The Russell contains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and baggage elevators, and commands a splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grounds, river and canal.Visitorsto the Capital having business with the Government find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, whers they can always meet leading publicmen.Theen- tire Hotel is supplied with escapes, and in cage of fire there would not ke any confusion or danger Every attention paid to guests.- : KENLY & ST.JACQUES, Proprietors, June 30 Fobruary b, Tris notel, which is onrivalied for sixe, t>le, and locality in Quebec, has just boen completely transformed and modernised throughout, being refitted with new system of drainage and ventilation.passenger eleva tor, Eleciricbells and lights, &s.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical sciencs san devise to promote the comfort and cons venience of guests hag been supplied.WILLIS RUSSELL, President.CHAREAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL 00.Li Proprietors June 28 158 CHABLOTTETOWN, P.E.E.REVERE HOUSE.MBs, MONEIL, Proprietress.First-class Commercial and Private Hotel.Good Sample Rroms,corvenient to Rallway and SIGAMDONLS GLASGOW Scotland.PHILPS C00 askin HOTEL 141 SAT STREET.First-Class; 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all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For Children and the' aged they are priceless, THE OINTMENT 8 an infallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, 01d Wounds, Sores and Ulcers 18 famous for Gout and Rheumatism.For disorders of the Chest it has no equals For 8ore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Calde.Glandular Bwellings, and all Bkin Diseases it has no rival; and for contrasted 86¢ gin Joints it acts like & charm.\u2014_\u20140 Manufactured only at Thomas HOLLOWAY\u2019S Hstablir pment, 533 OXFORD STF guT), LONDOR! the Worid, Es \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cA N\u2014\u2014 Le 4 EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUGES.CAUTION.\u2014Getine ONLY with fac-simile of Baron Liebig\u2019s Signa- Caution is necessary, owing to Sele Agents for Canada snd the United States (wholesale only) various cheap and inferior sub stitutes being in the Market.W.MLB WALBANK, BASe, .Engineer and Valuator, Water Works and Drainage.a specially.dally.April JAMES 81 DUNNE 280 BROADWAY, STEWART BUILDING Oot.Architect; Land Surveyor, Civil 214 St.James St, Montreal.Consultation hours between 12 and 1 p.m.ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR A1 LAW NEW YORK OITY\u2018 Ny bears their Signature thus\u2014 oz ss without which no bottle of er.ss Cee ; ar : In consequence of Imiiations of THE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE which are calculated fo deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins have fo request that Purchasers see that the Label on cvery botila the original WORCESTERSHIRE 3» SAUCE is genuine.sk for LEA and PERRINS\u2019 Sauce, and sce Name on Wrapper, Label, Botile and Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietors, Blackwell, London, &c., &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World, orcester ; Crosse and MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YORn BTOCK EXCHANGE, RUDOLPH KEPPLER, ! W.B SANCTON, Oct.30 R.BH.HALSTED.k Exchange, ly 260 H.R.MOLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS, OFFICE: 31 Broad Street, New York Oet.30 1y 280 James Thomson, \u201cTHE CABINET MAKER) House Furnishing and Genoral Decoration, 217 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.iy 287 Cochrane Cassilg &Co.MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes.Wholesale, CORNER OF MONTREAL, Oct.21 ly 252 MacDOUGALL BROS, Stock Brokers, 89 BT.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, Bay and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Stock Exchange, through their Agents, Messrs.Halsted & McLane.erm ten per cent, margin on the par value.Commission for buying } of one per cent.and same for selling.mber 20 192 JAMES BAXTER & CO, 120 St.Francois Xavier St.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash, No Oommission or Brokerage business done.\u2018* NO MONKEY LOANED.\u201d July 23 1y 176 D.LORN MAODOUGALL & GO, Stock BroFers Members Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET.Stocks and Bonds bought or gold for cask, or on margin, May 80 Yy 139 ANDREW A WILSON, STOCK BROKER, Member Montreal 8tock Exchange, No.1 INDIA: CHAMBERS, 13 Hospital Street, MONTREAL P.O.Box 1867, JOEN G.GRANT, BTOOK BROKER, \u2018Memher Montreal Stock Exchange.) Btocks aud Bonds bought or gold for Oash or on margin.Offes\u201413 Hospital Street, No, 3 India Chambers.P.Q Box 734.July 12 165 STUART & 9G., Bio.3 usrokers 18 HOSPITAL STREET.Members of the Montreal stock Exchange.January 17 is P, LAMOTHE & SON, Ru : Estate, Insurance aud Investment Agents.: OfMce\u20143 Place d\u2019Armes Hin.MOFFAT & CALDWELL, tankers, Siook and Real Estate Brokers, 444 MAIN STEEET, WINNIPEG, Man.Real estate bought and gold.Mortgag® negotiated.Collections made.fJorress pordence invited, Address Drawer 1269, P,0., Winnipeg.August18 - 1 87 \u2014\u2014 A delightful hair Snould be used daily.growth, A perfect hair fa.Chemist, 141 8t.Lawrence Main \u201ctreet H, COTTH, Accountant and Auditor.Address P, 0, Pur Ma.1866.1 September 1y 218 BUY AND SELL FOR OASH, OR UN No.88 Broadway, New York.Members of N.Y.Stoc.HALSTED.&McLANE, Craig and St.Francois Xavier Streets, CASTOR FLUID (Registered) retreshing preparation forthe eeps the scalp healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes the dressing for the mily.256 per boitle, HENRY RK.GRAY 3m 280 ns KEPPLER & SANCTON, J.M, DOUGLAS & CO.AND ALEX.URQUHARI, MONTREAL AGENTS.BANKERS AND BROKERS, April on i WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, DYSPEPSIA BROPSY INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING JAUNDICE, OF THE HEART, ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, NESS HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN, And every species of disease arisin, from disorderod_ LIVER, KIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS OR BLOOD.T.MILBURN & £0.Preise.Fos covezs AND GOLDS.KA: COMPOUND OF LINSEED, Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, &c., with Chlorodyne: AY\u2019S COMPOUND, a demulcent ex K pectorant, for Coughs and Colds.AY\u2019S COMPOUND, for Coughs and K Colds, is equally serviceable for Horses and Catia, AY\u2019S TIC PILLS, a specific in Neu ralgia, Face-ache, &c.OAGULINE, \u2014 Cement for Broken Articles, Sold everywhere.SoleMakers, KAY BROS., Stockport, England.W dm 44 MAN'S ORCANISM Is the most complex work of the Creator and when this complicated structure, so exquisitely wrought, is disturbed by disease, the most efficient aid should be gought from the most skilled physician\u2014 for the human body is too precious to be neglected.It becomes the question, then \u201c6 What physician shall be employed 7\u201d Dr.Oscar JOHANNESEN, Of the University of Berlin, Germauy, has made a lifelong study cf ailments of the Nervous and Genito-Uricary System.- HIS REMEDIES CURE Any Debility or Derangement of the Nerf vous System, including Spermatthorea Genorrhea, Syphilis, Stricture, Impotence, etc, etc.BECAUSE you may have been cheatea and fooled by \u201cquacks, who claim to cure this class of disorders, do not hesitate to give Dr.JOHANNESEN'S method a fair trial before your case becomes chronic and in urable.curable.oo FREE.s% A valuable treatise, explanatory of Dr JOHANNESEN'S system, will be sent by mail post paid and securely sealed from obser vation, to any sufferer addressing his sole autnorized agent for the United States and Canada.HENRY VOGELER.49 South Street, New York, #8 Complicated symptoms treated from Dr.JoxANNESEN°S Special Prescription, under advice of a duly qualified consult hyeician.: \"eh correspondence held as strietly confidential, and advice by mail free or charge.2m 49 THE HERALD .BINDERY IS WELL EQUIPPED Por turning out all kinds of BINDING, RULING, &c.Prompt Ationtion giver to all exders ISIRUP »= BRIANT.Druggist $50 Rue de Rivoll, PARIS, FRANCE.[8 For more than 50 years, Physiclans have M recommended Briants Syrup for al | diseases of the Chest: CovuaHs, CoLus Bf BRONCHITIS, CA- - J TARRH, &c.Itis NM the most active, g the most agree- J: able and the ff cheapest of all [A pectoral medicines.jj i.vman, Sons& Oo LANGARD cos or nos PILLS, pproved by the Academy of Medicine of aris, are Spoclally recommended by the Medical Celebri les of the World for Scrofula, Tumors, King\u2019s evil, ete.,) the early stages of onsumption, Constitutional Weakness, Poorness of Blood, and for stimulating and regulating its periodic course.Nore genuine unless signed ** Blancard, 40 rue Bonaparte Paris.\u201d E, Fongera&Vo,, N.Y., Agents for the U,§ LYMAN, SONS & CO., Montreal Agents Sold by Drugglstis geverally.ve Ta bt 0 Te 2EFRLAIS WORE POV.DERS.oda Are plessant to take.Contdu thelr ows Purgative.1a a solo, purs, an effectual Roglrayey of worms in Crit: nov adults EPILESPY According to the present state of Medical Science GELINEAUS DHAGEIES (Sugar Coated Pills), À are acknowledged to be the surest and KR most active remedy against this terri.| ble disease.~J.MOBUSNIER, Physician, Sceaux, Seine, France.we din i i R DE al} 3 Send six cents for postage and receive fres, a costly box of \u2018 il2il3,800ds which will help all, of elther sex, to more money right away than anything else in this world, ¥ortunes await thé workers absolutely sure, Terms mailed free Troe & Co, Augusta Maine.1y WEAK, UNDEVELOPED PARTS of \u2018he BODY ENLARGED and STRENGTHENED.Unfailing method of self-treatment.Full proof, medical testimony, ete., mailed sealed, free.Correspondence confidential.Address ERIE MEDICAL Co,, Buffalo, N.Y.| August 28 267 v1 lusient relief; final cure in i P LLES.days.and never returns, No purge, no salve, no suppository.Sufterers Will\u2019 learn of a simple remedy Free, by addressing O J.MASON, 78 Nassau sb, March ofm {rs DW faving sa If you want a Nurse\u2019s vlace advertise in The Herald EY sa yed a firat-olass rept Supte tation throughout the Dominion, aod à pecially in Ontario where its furniture b successfully competed with the large tablishments of that Province, The cot pany thus buy a factory equipped with iff modern improvements.The firm of J.Shaw & Co.is also widely and favorall known to dealers in aud buyers of fur ture, and the new company will, as a sequence, secure a larga trade and ané cellent building, cestrally situated, which to carry it on.The nsw company has been organid with $100,000, all the stock being ed & 8 scribed and 40 per cent.psid up; ther & ample money for the business; and alres 120 hands are employed by the compa It is expected that this number will WH largely increased this fall aud that the 1 504 & company will have a successful run.\u2018 has many friends who wish it well p= ali who can readily perceive how Mont rune consumers can best consult their inte by patronizing a home establishof eee which with its modern design: À thoroughness of work will keep 4 abreast of the times.\u2019 | .The business of the new company ¥ date from to-day.Ed PERSONAL.New |! T.J.Desmond, of Newcastle, N,B.registered at the Hall.- Jd.C.Nuks, of New York, is among VW .arrivale at the Hall, \u2019 | H.D.McManus, of Miramichi, arrifg 3: in town yesterday and is staying at Hall.Mr.Hugh Sutherland, the President, _Bepten the Hudson Bay Railway, left for W nipeg last night.His mission is und stood to have been a success, ( Mr.W.M.Lewis and Mr.Alex.Ander left last night for Riviere du Loup, Wil A they meet their yacht for a couple weeks, duck shooting, We wish Wg po oo ood sport and promise a hearty wel = ome, pÂmons the arrivals at the Wind sine E otel, yesterday, were the following\u201d C.Anderson, H.Sykes, New Y% the Hot: Charles Lynch, jr., Ireland; Ernest # ; London; W.8, Chessman and wife, 7 ver, Jol; C.F.Botte aad wife, C.H.week.liams and wife, New York; J.S.Sieg no F.8.Bait, Boston; W.Pufford, Bog' Mrs.F, H, Demeret, T.R.Williame, À Specta! York; H.Harris, S H.Holcomb, OMR C2 the 2 J.7.Barker, Boston; T.A.Thow?} tal and wife, Toronto.5 o5P ee Five IrisE Tweeps\u2014L.Robinsoh] Repter Beaver Hall, "]