The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 16 octobre 1886, samedi 16 octobre 1886

[" AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE ! UMBRELLAS! | UMBRELLAS | } MONTREAL, SATURDAY OCTOBER 16, 1886.SUBSCHIPTION $0 4 YEAR.Hem Admertiscmenys of 3, ready to be put on board, the yacht is \\Pvevisements 71 3 | Cars r y's Advertisement | SATURDAY, OCT.16th, 1888.UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS The largest and best assorted stock of Um- brellasin Canada, prices more reas nab.e than elsewhere.8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELDAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBKELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS OMERELLAS, UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLA S UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLA 3 UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBS3ELLAS If you want a really good Umbrella well made, and perfe tin quality go to the Umbrella Mouse of AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERI A AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA 8 CAKBLEY.S.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.BLANKETS White Domestic, White Superfine, Fancy for Cloaking, Fancy Toboggan, Colored, all weights and sizes.N.B.\u2014Our Blaukets are bought in large lots at special cash prices.Call Early.CLOAKINGS! All those Mantls Cloths which the Empress of Fashion has decreed must be worn, WE KEEP.PLUSHES D .Our Plushes are really a vhole Exhibition of themselves.Colors anl qualities unimpeachable.Prices;\u2014From 89¢.to $23.25 Mantle and | Dessmaking ON THE REMISES.- Our styles are the neatest.Our fitting is artistic.LIGGET HAMILTON 1883 and 15 Notre Dame St.29 Orders bymall promptly attended to.October 16 © \u201c49.STILL THEY COM Latest, if net the most distinguished, arrivals by $S, Parisian from Messrs.Cowlishaw, Nicol & Co., Marchester, England, are the largest and tmest assortment of upholstering coverings ws have yet received, consisting of Ingomar Brocatelle, Crimson and gold Fingal Brocatelle, 10 -rone and crimson Fingal Bro- cutells, merone and gold Venosta Brocatelle, blue «nd gold Vevosta Brocatelle, olive and gold Trouville Cotelalne, marone and gold aftio, crimson and marone Carlton Cote- laine, marone embossed Silk Velvet, crimson and god 8ilk Plushes, plain and embossed and Turkomau squares tinselled.Par/of these goods are now on view in our show windows, which will fully convince everyone that we lead the van in novelties ag tre\u201d appear.Ve are likewise makinz an especlally fine display in furniture of the most elegant apd 1aiest styles appealing forcibly to parties requiring the best articles producable.Qur yarerooms are filed with the very latest land ome desigus in parlor suites, solid ma- à: q i \u2014 0 4) VOL.LXXVIII\u2014 249 cout \u2014 \u201cInf, y opr EF = , on Heu _ Aduerfisements, Hewr Advertisements.over, É i Top my 59 | dT007 LOMIMISSIONETS words, OF MONTREAL Peay ; Invite Tend 1v of about 400 ugg NOW RECEIVING, fonts Tonders for tne sapols of atout 400 assez STONE (hand broken) accord ng to specifica- entigg) Large Dry Codfish.tions to be obtained at the office of Mr.John ad Kennedy, Chief Engineer.dersigned will & i i Tenders addressed to the un = wi lon by No.1 Split Herrings.@ received uutil 5 co No.1 and 2 Green Codfish.WEDNESDAY, 20th OCTOBER, ug : At I'WELVE o'clock noon.af Lake Trout and Whitefish, | The Commissioners do not bing themselves tr to accept the lowest or any tender.% my FOR SALE BY H.D WHIINEY, Chegy V S & C ecretary.Harbor Commissioners Office, erret, tewart 0.Montreal.Oct, 11t¢, 1+ 86.244 271 to 273 Commissioners St.Ity, _Oetober 1 uo THE ATLANTIC AND NORTH-WES ne ty $ 3 oy.Now Landing and For Sale.RALWAY COMPANY, W and Ex-steamship Polino, from Newfoundland: -\u2014 from 100 Brls 8.R.P.S, Oil Stewarts, A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of to the 100 Tes, Newtoundland Salmon, Sharenolders of the Atlantic and North veut Overy, Ex-steamship Coban : Railway Company will bs held a: the office of \" Molasses.the Company 1n Montreal, sn TUESDAY, the 50 Puns.Bar Mo SEMOND DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.to to the \u2018 In store previous shipments : consider aud authorize a lease in pe\u2019 petuity, k 9 Brls.Tissnis Cod Liver Oil.to the Canadian Pacitic Raliway Com pas y, of Showy s« Newfoundland Cod Ofl.the Consolidated Railway of the Com pany, Bin [a Halifax ador H \u201c ; aod to determine all mutte-s incidenta: ine & \u201c .1 Labrador Herrings.ereto, al los \u201c One Breton Horringss By order of the Board, Wag Cases Lobster, Young's and other brands C.DRINKWATER, \u20ac Bee « Mackerel.Secretary.ark \u201c Pooles Pickles.October 1 2N 236 he Boos Tulloch Pickles.ee ou = Coatisn, Valuable Lot on Mance street Brls.of Green Ccdfish, hat 8.\u201cNo.182, ; ; Paille Kitts Prime Mess Mackere.' F or Sale by Ten der.capable Pails of Chicago Lard, cag Coms : TENDERS will be received by the under- ) signed unti con J & LE ted Sip .R.Mc A, WEDNESDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1886, nd refi Agents Caledonia Coal and Rallway Co, inclusive, for the Lot of Land on Mance street, nd if it 8 Common Street Montreal.above vherbroeke street, contaluing v5 x 86 ot to .: feet, which has been vacated by the Univer- be Telep\u201d one 866.P.O.Box 1274.sity Maternity Hospital.ust be October !.\u201cl Yor further information address =< - RICHARD BOLTON, 8 he à FOR SANE .1761 Notre Dame street.ne Montreal, 14th October, 1836.© 248 I «uy MOlasses and Sugar at they en POSTPONED.incerel To arrive this month, ex barque \u2018\u2018 Beltrees,\u201d - 7 from Barbadues, mn weve, Puncheons BARBADOES MOLASSES: The NEW YOXK EXCUR- ie Also, 10) hhds.PRIME GROCERY SUGAR.SION, via CENTRAL VER- lbeers.} In Store and to Arrive: MONT and DELAWARE & had nog FISH OILS OF VARIOUS KINDS, viz.: BUD SON RAILWAYS an- when Steam-refined, Ordinary Pale and Brown .\u2019 id him Nowell aland, Gaspe, snd other kinds of OUTCEA from MONTREAL for ewfoundland, Gaspe, id Cod Of, this sensors yield.Liver O1 4th, 6th and 6th October, has ew casks Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil.friends * been POSTPONED to CCTO- Labour ime CODFISH, in 1-ewt.bundles, 1d withe Ealcolmra» favorite Crown brand LOCH BER 16th, d ha FYNE HERRING, in kegs and firking Tickets good to go October ve imported this Fall, as, the Barrelsand Halt-bris.No.1 CAPE BRETON 18th, I8th and 19th, and good re.Mç- HERRING., , : a two \u2014 to return until Octsber 26th, hereforg JOHN BAIRD & CO., 1886 \u2018 inclusive.a 101 Commissioners Street.Fare for Round Trip, $10.es, and Telephone No.292, A.©.SIONEGRAVE y «Vo Le \u201ca eelingof _Sertember 15 Can.Pass.Ageut C.V.R.R.?a deep C.0.MCFALL, worked Gen.Agent D.& H.C.Co.: Sept.28 23,29,805 1,2,4,5,6,9,'4,15,16,180 2337 er their 7 way he is THOMAS ROBERTSON & CO ottom of ÿ LE i Steam Coal!| normes ao oxascow, of Mr.2=\u2014\u2014 IRON, STEEL AND METAL MERCHANTS aken to ! ! bo had BEST QUALITY FRESH MINED RAILWAY SUPPLIES.interest, Plumbers and Steamfiltcxs\u2019 Supplies.BUNKER COAL a cel ving lied to Steamships in Port ot Montreal » = ICK, prepares to e y and UNITED STATES DR, points Immediately af er the discharge Lusesc, the celebrated French chemiet, via re all bo ve be diet pa of Antwerp, mes THE CANADA SHIPPING 06.\u20198 ALS , ., gt ree&ed shrie ar start LINE AME TWE.an Agent, a large number of tbe excursioniste\u2014who Hp formed be of ever der explosion.snatches him suddenly on to her knee, Montreal and Glasgow.Under Contract with Dominion Government OF STREAMERS BETWEEN 1886-Summer Arrangements-1886 da a included most of the Council and town there are 53 of carbonic acid, 5 of carbonic escape due portly ho sas regards her coûts, Steamship COLIN A, 2% tons, Capt _\u2014 ' MONTREAL and LIVERPOOL , 3 las \u2014VI&) ; i ; itre .tare, rig ,i8 1 d to sall fro , - ' officers of Glasgow\u2014vicited the quarries, \u20acXide, and 42 of nitrogen.Thus more than But, alas! oùr summer a pe L'éhton, is intende m Tieamers of the above Line will sail 86 Comprising the following Fiyst-clsas, Olycs This Company's Lines are composed of the L The result was that eight persons died of O3¢-balf of the gas found is carbonic acid.| JA\" BE5 Phwmer sorrows on the gro NmREAY, FOR GLASGOW Clow: built, Fall-powored Iron Steamships: following Double-engived.Olydebuilt [RON EWIs, ; This carbonic acid is io an undiluted state | | \u20ac as uothing to our winter woes 8.8.WANDRAHM, on or about 17th Sr ptem- Tons, STEaMSHIPS, Thev are ballt 1 wuter-tight 15 guffocation, and many others have been deadly poison,and being half as heavy again 12 the patent ice-boxes, with all its at- ON OR ABOUT ber from Antwerp for Montreal.LAKE SUPERIOR.eves veers: 5200 Spoeniruments, are unsurpassed for strength, \u2014 seriously ill.The extraordinary scene is as air, that generated by \u2018Saturday\u2019 tendant horrors of dirty pea-straw, foul TIE 19th OCTOBER, WIEDER, on ors bout oth LAKE EURON sé 00 modern improvertents dat rat ail tha 08K: thus described in the Scottish News :\u2014 explosion remaived floating on the quarry #7 a0 pasaw accompaniments, Last] Agents:\u2014Donaldson Bros, 165 St.Vincent and 1st October from Antwerp for Mont.LAKE NEPIGON .0 Shag an suggest, and have made the iastent ala\u2019 The Lord of the Ieles short] floor.Part of the carbonic acid was met T!Pter there seemed to be a paucity even street, EO oe ston ent Ow Bard real LAKE CHAMPLATN.0.2800 thine un record 1 y >.e \u2018eles shortly thereafter by the advancing party with the disastrous of pea-straw.Ob, for a patent man who 25 8t.Sacrament street, Mont: eal.8.8, BAUMWALL, on or about the 1st Octo- Numi Tonnage.jag Cm manders, ! steamed to Crarge Pier, about a quarter of recults mentioned, and, being colorless and ¥0Uld invent à patent manner of heating _ er from Hamburg for Montreal.\u2018Will sail as follows :\u2014 Parisian .5400 Coping.Wylie ol) a mile from the scene of the explosion, and without smell, its presence was not detect- fenadien street cars! But patil this bene- TE EY 8 RAS BROOK, on or abont 15th Septem.FROM LIVERPOOL, Sardinian «+ 4006 Li W.H Smith R.N.Re 0 .j nd especla of woman- : oavers Apt.Joseph Ritchie ly Igo over two hundred of the pascengers went ¢d until eeveral persons had been affected.kind, shall arise, let A av more pea Ë 8.8, WANDRAHM, on or about 8th October calling at Queenstown to embark passengers Sarmaiian .\u2026 860 Capt.Hugh W ylie == ashore, and at once proceeded to inspect The carbonic oxide, which is formed in a straw, and a little ol it possibl p 8 Montreal for Hamburg.for, Quebec que Montronl connect ng a the Circas ian .4000 Capt.W.Richardson : D 0 he a eaner i sible.Regular servi r port reel Rail for all points in Peruvian .3400 Capt, \u2014 : UAITIES : comparatively emall quartity, passes of \u2019 g! service between the above ed ° BY to Toveraray PT ee about Grae ag emcke, and being coneiderably lighter EUPEROSYNE.FORTNIGHTLY S ERVICE Sone Will be continued throughout the sea- Phrough Tickets are lésuod (es, and to which Campton, oan 3200 PR SE FA clock.than atoicsperic air, rises quickly.BETWEEN .Tak Carthaginia 4600 Capt.A.Nicol © E, | ere glock, [The party wh of mention The presence of nitrogen, which hag Cured of Inflammatory Rh -mmatlem.burg and Aang ading granted to Ham.Lake Nonlponcs Jin aeadas, out 15 Norman.4500 Cap.À Pr Moore, ern gow Town Council and the officials of the 816¢ neither color nor smell, is proved by E.J.Hazard, of N.Y.,esys: \u201ccould Montreal and London.| For rates of freight ana other particuiar LAE Huron Tuesday, Oct.19 Hibernian.340 Cant, Job Brolin \u2018Uppy Corporation, They walked right up to| many of those who suffered from inhaling Obtain no relief until I applied one of your 2 apply 0, usr Bouraz, Hambure: FROM MONTREAL, Austrian.210 Gapt.J.Ambur, Jus the face of the quarry, and on approaching the poisonous gases havirg been affected Petroline Plasters which effected a com=-| The Steamship ERL KING, 2200 tons, Capt.GRISAR & MARSILT, Antworp Thanemore.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Thursday, Oct.7 Pruseian .\u2026.\u2026.8060 Capt.Aliens te, ., the ecène of the explosion à very disagree- IN tbe Fame manner as when under the plete cure.\u201d Sold by druggists and Jas.Priske, is intended to gail from Agents Hansa Steamship Co, Lake heroes 3 Toareday: get u Scandinavian .3000 Capt.Jobs Prag\u2019 c™ able odor was smelt by many of the influevce of what is known as laughing A.Harte, sole agent.MONTREAL FOR LONDON STEINMANN & LUDWIG, Antwerp, Lake Nepigon.,.Thursday, Oct.28 Buenos Ayrean 380 Capt.I Scott Agent party, which produced a choking sensa- £8, and which is really nitrogen.The = ON OR UT orto DERL agents White Cross ine, Lake Huron.,eee.v.Thursday, Nov.4 Grecian.3600 Cant.6: Here | Ont, tion.Atributing th: odour merely to the Présence of the nitrogen is not v.ry easily Steamshi = ABO .MUN -, Montreal, ones steamers are bulit in water-tight Manitoban 8160 Capt.R.Carruthers A > t r ot; : d of special strength for the Canadian .2600 Capt ly 13 smell of the powder, little or no attention #CCOUNted for, as that gas is lighter than P=.THE 22nd OCTOBER.General Agents in Canada.foTaparioents an apt, John Kerr : Se oxth Atlantio trade.* Phœnician 2800 Capt.D, i my was paid to the m atier.The houses sur- ¢xdinary air, and would naturally rige.It C AN Ai i AN P AC i FiC Agents:\u2014William Ross & Co., 3 East India ptember 7 4 In the passençer departments th~ 10st par- Waldensian .2600 cant.D Jekiilop RON rounding the quarry had, in inticipaticn of | 18 supposed, however, that the nitrogen u i Avenue, London, E.C.: Temperleys, Carter & \u201c(ect provision has been made to ensure the Lucerne .\u2026.2200 Cant.W.8 Main X t the blast, b rpuied % their furniture, was impriconed by the carbonic acid gases Darke, 21 Billiter street, London, E.C,; comfort ard convenience of all, Inthe Cabin Newfoundland.1500 Capt.©.Mylins ) &Cy st, been emptied of their ure, 1 that it floated bet that 1 the Robert Reford & Co, 23 and 2 St, Sacramen Ck the Staterooms are large and airy.The ftesr- Acadian.1350 Capt.F McGrath and the occupants were standing in groups 80\u20ac ed between that aud the S street, Montreal.i age is fitted with the most approyed Patent \u2014\u2014 y at some distance from the quarry hole, ground, co that after chose who inhaled 4 Ny a AN hones, Bertha, and is fully ventilated snd The Shortest § Route B TT On approaching the quarry the large party \u20ac carbonic acl ad dropped to the GONE // Leon \\ TA» ea Route Between pp C 3 Ë \u2014 FOR \u2014 = A» experleneed Surgeon is carried by each ; of visitors walked in at the narrow en- earth they breathed the nitrogen.An- | = - ateémer, slso S'eyardesses to Hien te £ Ameri a and Europe, bein \u2018ERN trance on the face of the rock, and, turr- Other eupposition is that the two gases Port Arthur, Manitoba and == a wants oi females and children.w he only Five Du Des g ! ing round about, observed large blocks of Were mixed, and that both were iahaled at Briti:h Colnmbia.i G RATES OF PASSAGE : Pan ane see en stone lying in all directions.Though the same time.Ce Mo NT R EA L UION LINE, Orbin\u2014Montreal to Liverpoel, $50 ; return, and.cets, closed in from the shore the quarry bole - Oneotthe magnificent Clyde-built steamships $80.Bteerage at lowest ratea.\u2014_\u2014 , \u2014AND\u2014 \u2014\u2014e For Freight or other particulars, apply: In was open to the sky, aud there 2ppeared c fro ax HzRALD) Alb erta and Ath ab asca NEWCASTLE OU-TYNE SERVICE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS gelfast, to & A.Warr 3 Custom House The Steamers ofthe Tab to be ample ventilation.Walking for- i CULTESIES, N 205 (= ; pare ; In Queenstown, : Ssymous Liverpool, Fexrdonde .; : A : ; 5 4 LAILING WEEELY BY &00.; in Liverpool, to R.%.ROBEE * Try and Larger, ward, [ome peu bers of Lhe inrpectiug \u201c« Every man for himself, aud especially 18 Intended to leave Owen Sound at 4 p.m.VIA LONDON : ETWERN Fater #4, ; In Quebec, to H.H.await, 125 Montreal Mail Service, 5, D ee nn Mrs every woman for herself, and the con-| Every Wednesday and Saturday, : Now York and Livorpeal, calling af Queenstoms Eoiorsirestiorio \"er, Salling from Liverpool on TETREDAYS it) extent of tbe operations carried on at the ductor for us all,\u201d seems to be the city car On arrival of Steamship Express, which Hane Steamship CARMONA, 3800 tons, Capt.\u2014 General Manager, sind from Quebec cn THURSDAYS, calling at 8 fn ; ; leaves Toronto at 10.45 a-m for Port Arthur 221010 W) 18 intended to sail from 1 Oustom House Equare, Montreal.ugh Foylg to recelve on board and land works.Gradually the cdours became still ccd>.On the open cars each man direct [calling at Sault Ste.Marie, Mich, MONTREAL FOR LON PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK, July19- 7 allgeand Passengers ao and from Ireland more offensive, and that there was women or child takes possession of the ©N1Yl, Where Saturday's steamer conneots ONDON Arizona.Tuesday, Oct.19, 830 a.m.» are intended to be despatched Priugle SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG end geat and will calmly compel each new with ine L.8, 7.Coss Splendid Sleansess fox ON OB ABOUT Wireomsiin 110 ROSES à Nes 2% $3 pan.\" FROM QUEBEC.vou.ov.00 a.m.ian .; CLINE goon appeared jrhen one of she workmen comer to crush past him or her, but will DULUTH & LAKE SUPERIOR SOUTH THE 5th NOVEMBER.Noonan .Hucsday.Nov.2 20 pm, Farisian - : haa Jet.5 LIN of the quarry shouted out \u201c Run.\u201d Just , SHORE PORIS.reser » OV.16, 7-30 a,m, Polynesian Thursday, Nov 2 .not budge an Arizona.Tuesday, Nov.23, 3.00 p.reday, Nov.11 L) as the words were uttered a dog which had loge inch for anybody.One For Tickets to Duluth or Port Arthur snd BR ISTOL SE RVICE Nevada.Tuesday, Nov.80, 7.30 Am Parisian.++.Thursday, Nov 18 &o Id g hat » These ste hy followed the party was observed to ful} would imagine that custom would accord rolura, or by boat to Port Arthur and :eturn DISCHARGING AT .Visconst \"Ten Deo.1 7 & p.m sheep amers carry neither cattle nor own without any apparent cauee.: cutsi y rail, at very low rates, apply to any agent n .-80 a.m, Lada, mediately a boy also fell, 550 & man 750 Just an it does the mn caps, EPIRA | oÙ the Canadian Bacio Railway.10e Avonmouth Doclr, JFimine: Tucsdesh Deo.41, 130 yim Bates of Passage from Quebec.\u20ac 8 e outeide seat 1n a chur ng Car accommodation can be 8 : » Dec.30 a.m.- rushed forward to his rescue also tumbled © but one seld lady wh bo on board jhe steamers, eoured oun Steamship DRACONA, 2000 Tons, These steamers sre built of Tron in water- CO Revording 16 socorsey, 370 and 580, 1 down.As it was now perfectly clear that P°Y» 0 om Sees & lady who WIl! STRAMERS LIGHTED BY ELEOTRICITY, | C*Pt Sangster, 18 intended te sail from ght compartments, and ure furnished with | Intermediate es ne rer 8 there was grest davger in remaining in the wove to give a gentleman a seat.As al W.C.VAN HORNE, MONTREAL FOR AVONMOUTH DOCK | aan site to make tho passage acres the ROYAL MAIL STEAMER Steerage.cul FALT uarry, a general stampede took place, but rule she regards the intruder with Vice-President, Montreal.toon moi nate andagreesble, huving Bathe s fore the quarry was dlenred many na e regarde the intruder with à stony HENRY BEATTY, ON OR ABOUT Ed Trees A pOu rareté eo Pianc FOR QUZENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL The Steamers of the 1 .se 3 : had talien.Oùe gentleman applying his stare, meaning :\u2014* You monster, will yeu Manager 88, Lines and Lake Traffic, THE 28th OCTOBER.Stewardess and Crierer on each steamer, Carrying the United States Mail Liverpool, Londender Qu /ILLE, handkerchief to his nose und mouth, ran ba rude enough tu squeeze past me?\u2019 July s \u2019 105 Agents,\u2014 Tarn ha Tonto a Big Sky as io PROPOSED BAILING.\u20ac wv: © , ko.off, and in that way possibly avertcd Sometimes the monster is routed, and che ; BTARKS & OA enatle-on-Tyne parfeot vautiletion and Tight, {nxuies at sea Baltie.Saturday, Aug.21,10.00 a.m bec and Montresl Extra OKSTOOK, serious results.But as the stampede was holds the fort triumphantly until one of THE QUEBEC Sl EAMSHIP (0 ANDREW LOW & SUN, _ OABIN PASSAGE.City ot Chama Saturday, Aug, = 000 p.m, Service, EE ue sp ri ip | ber omn gentle sex appears, tes ce | Ege ame a onto | Se, Ads RRR: | ng orton spa Queen Pot 3 -1 ; ; \u2019 A Ce cago.Saturday; \u2018Sepi.00 aux, ng a err , ne ors ed the progress of the others behind.Ex- ChéNges ber stony stare to a look of mild & A Ww Queen Square Bristol ately 4 © olass that affords people of modor- GP or Rien ving Saturday, Sept.4 se pm, passengers from Trcldnd and Scotland\u201d pein , ili -di i i i .= 3 1LLIAM THOMSON & SONS, means a res 8 way of : .iehmaond.saturday, Oct.00 &.m., espatche Bailie Young was ererdily overcome, and resignation, while the new-comer pushes Cy Dundee, Scotland.Beds, Bedding, Wash-basing, or vcling, Oity of CLester.SaturdayiOct.9; 9.00 p.rv, 811 the melancholy result which we aoneucee repreachfully past; for each new-comer 2x38 \u2018 ROBERT REFORD & CO., with good food, separate Dining-rcem from City of Berlin.Raturday, Oct.16, 4,00 p.m.FROM QUEBEO I bears only (oo stroog testimony to tte fecls that the lady at the end might as well GR 23 and 25 St.Sacrament street, Montreal, | #lther Oabin or Sterrage being provided.Pass SLY Of Chicago.Saturday, Oct.23, 2.00 p.m.Sarmatian.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Friday, Net 2 PS, poisoning from which he suffered.Bailie * push up,\u201d altbougb possibly she wouldu°t = P litoorage at Vers Dour doi ar oi Riéhmoud'Satardas\" Nov.% 1% pm Olfeassian .«ovo.Friday Noy.5 oot West: Crawford was alco overcome, but soon got if sire were there herself.PRÉ ee = aon hp vessels of the above dues aro Apply to ie + City of Chester.Saturday, Nov.18, 4.00 p.m.PIN steamers carry neither cattle nor i better, whilst Councillor Dr.W .lson fell I have eaid that geutlemen seem to have THE S.S.MIRAMICHI built expressly for this trade, and possess the A.M.UNDERHILL & C0 From Inman Pler, foot of Grand Street, .SPhIS a down unconscious and was conveyed to| a eort of claim to the outside seat, but at > \u2019 i, CIE OT corrying 29 Broadway, New York, | roy O17.\u2018 Eates of Passage from Quebec.1yig the rea shore, where he ultimately recov-| the same time they might indicate that CAPT.A.BAQUET, Superior accommodation for a limited num- J.Y.GILMOUR & ©O Bieerage at yory low rates, |Cabin .$50, 56 and §70 \u2014 ered.Mr.Temple, chief reporter of the there are spare seats further in, I{| Will sai! from Montreal on MONDAY, 18th ber of Cabin Passengers, Intermediate passdge, $30,.' According to accommodation.JALD North British Mail, was also one of those have often P geen a l.dy walk th OCTOBER, for Octob a St, Pani Street, Montreal, RATES OF PARSA oi : CE | seo.Intermediate.$36 | St, \u2019 3 : wdy \u20ac THROUGH BILLS OF LADING cloner 166 according to accom nd odation, & ihavin So BA COTES ve s0 0000 00520 \\R, who were overpowered by the poisonous air, whole length of a car, finding every PICTOU.saloon privileges.Children between 3 and 19 | but hie dires it 16 gxiifyiog 2 know, .seat apparent] J, filled, until the Senductor At p.m, granted by any oi the above Lines to years of age, call-farp, Servants, $50, The Steamers of the 3 .L \u2019 » CATLE lo her ald, excialming\u2014 ve UP, | callingat FATHER POINT, GASPE, PERCE ; N ; las NTO.\u2018came in contact with one of tbe stoces aud please, wake room,\u201d when suddenly seats SUMMERSIDE and CHARLOTTETOWN.\u2018| Canada or Western States, ai pocial B Thics.Tp Tickets Glasgow, Quebec and Mont- fretting surtained a severe wound on the face, and would be found on each row.N.B.\u2014Port 01 destination in full must be And by any of the CANADIAN or WEST.( , real Service similar injuries were surtained by Mr.I have never seen gentlemen move up to plainly marked on all goods.Initials are not ERN RAILWAYS to any point in GREAT ; 5 Tickets to London, $7 ; and fo Paris 315, end are inte ; : e intended to sail from M Dev 774 Young, of the Cleansing Department, and give to a lady the outside seat except ouce ; sufficient.Goods will not be received after BRITAIN, IRELAND or EUROPÉ at LOW- x 3 #20 addional, according to ronte selected 20W, 88 follows re m Montreal for Glas.\u2014_\u2014 B: ; } three 0\u2019clock on the afternoon of day of sail- EST THROUGH RATES.: en SE AS Saloon, Stateroonÿs, Smoking and Bath , \u2019 Dr.Taylor, Port Glasgow.When the that was one very rainy day when the ing.> reems aw idshpis, Scandinavian .,w.About Oct.12 | stampede took place many who had been water poured down the side of the car,| Has excellent accommodation for passen- oéBgcial attention given to fo RANDEING CUN ARD LINE I stezmers do\u2018not carry Oattle, Bheoy Sorean .rassssssscrsceccn 000 About Oct.19 7 i i ; ; ers.Ce S cor a : stupefied by the foul air were left in the] which was well filled.The conductor Béror Freight or Passage, apply to For farther particulars apply to \u2019 For freight or passage apply te Pree Buenos Ayrean.Avo Nov.À 1 £1h lad bere th age, apply \u2014_ E ov a quarry until some of the quarrymen, upos put a lady into a seat where there were DAVID BHAW, Agent, WRIGHT & BoNB,Géndral Agents, No.1 Broad- Norwegian .About Nov.9 whom the bad effects of the gus were less tonr gentlemen, and they all moved up Commissioners Street, Montreal : LANE ROUTE.way, New York ; or 0.0, MOFALL, 148 8*.Scandinavian .About Nov.18 RROSES, LATED vould be CE, Square \u2018| \u201cf 198 a >! S tock! - n mu S, ES, &e.Printed 4 BY HOP A mpanys es St.| ED, uly under: Provinces : he lumber gs intimate dress \u201c & A LD, LE marked, could go to their assistance, Among those thus left behind was Ccun- cillor Duncan, who, when found, was quite unconscious, and only survived a few minutes after bring taken into the open air.James Shaw, a lad of about 16 years of age, eon of Balile Shaw, who had accompauled his father on the (rip, was also in an unconscious state when dis- discovered, and cuccumbed shortly thereafter; and Mr, Matthew Waddell, restaurateur, Glasgow, succumbed to the evil effects a short time after he was taken from the quarry.Mr.Peter Stevenson, optician, Edinburgh, was among those TAKEN OUT DEAD, as also were two other men-Mr.John Small, blackemith, Dalry, and Mr.Matthew Coats Steel, jeweller, Belfast.Mr.Young, reporter of the Scottish News, was geverely sttacked, and remained uucon- scious at the Greenock Iufirmary for some time ; but yesterday was so far recovered as to be able to send a message to his friends in Glasgow that he felt much better.Mr.Harvey, reporter ot the Scois- man had a most eevere attack of poisoning.He euffered greatly from convulsique, and when an attempt was made to opeu his mouth his teeth were fuund rigidly set.Last night Mr.Harvey was still very unwell.Mr.Macdonald, of the Master of Works\u2019 Office, Glasgow, was alo among the sufferers, and he, too, was taken to the Greenock Iufirmary, where he remains.Last night he felt a little better, Councillor J.I\".Martin was alco taken to Green- ock Inf \u2018mary, where he was visited yes~ terday by his father, Councillor James Martin, who found him waking satisfactory progress, Mr.John Jex Long was carried to the rondside 1nsen- 3ible, butio his case restoratives were sp- plied with good effect.Councillor M\u2019Lennan escaped without ary apparent injury.Bailie Shaw fell ard injured bis -knee.Ex-Buailic Young was carried to the rcadside, and attended to by Dr.Wilson (wbo had partislly recovered) and Dr.Taylor, opparently with success.The syinptoms of thore who were attacked were cf the most pecuiiar description.Their lips became quite blue, the face-bone a death-like pallor, the white of the eyes only were seen, and complete unconsciousness prevailed.The great suffering and writhing of the unfortunate sufferers was in many cases painful to witness, The villagers, after the painful event, lent willing bands in the way of restoring the eick by f:tching water, &c.The work of SUOCOURING THE SICK was continued for about an hour, and, indeed, until the Lord of the Isles returned from Inversry, As soon as the boat drew up at the pier the dead were carried on board from the houses of the villages to which tome of them had been removed.The unconscious paiients were carried on the shoulders of the villagers and passos- gers to the vessel, and were as carefully atteuded to as circumstances would permit, It is impossible to desc:ibe the con- Sternation wuich ensued on board the ord of the Isles when those paseengers who had been to Inverary were apprised ofthe dreadful event.They were, of Course, naturally surprised at the pro- Cession of villagers ard others carryivg dead and dying men shoulder-high down lhe pier, and seemed for a time unable to Yealize the fuil extent of the occurrence, he dead bodies were laid out on the fore most politely giving her the seat atthe door, where she sat with the rain dripping on her pretty silk gown for several blocks.Somehow the open street car does not.scem conducive to the amenities of civilized life in either men or women.The closed car generaily developes much courtesy from gentlemen, but unfortuately too often betrays a ead lack of goou mau- ners in the ladies, To take a seat resign- 2d by a gentleman without 8 word cf thanks proves a lady to be ill-bred and unaccustomed to courtesy, Yet it is,if possible, still more 1l-bred and in worse taste for a lady to stubbornly refuse to t> take a eat vacated for her and reman sanding.Then again some ladies hare a cool way of asking, or rather ordering others to change their seats 80 (hal they may eit beside friende, which is very ill-bred indeed.The other day I noticed an extreme case of this kisd on the St, Catherine west car.Somewhere about Guy street half a dozen ladies came on.The car being already well filled, several gentlemen resigned their seats.The last two ladies were a young widow in deep weeds and her friend.A lady, whom we shall call Mis.B., was seated between her busband and son, who gave up their seats to these ladies ; but just as the widow was about to sit down sbe discovered that her friend was uot next to her and stepping before Mrs.B., with a msjestic wave of her parasol, she ordered that lady to move, saying, ¢\u2018 Let me have that seat, please.\u201d Mrs.B.looked somewhat astonished, but moved up, remarking to her son, \u201cRather cool, is it not?\u201d If it were possible to know such women beforehand they should certainly be allowed to stand.However, even when women are ill- bred, it is pleasing to see that men are courteous and re- gardful of the weaker sex.On the St.Catherine west cars one seldom sees any except quite elderly men keep their seats while ladies stand.The open cars, with two back seats for smokers, are admirable in this respect, since when once fllled up the occupants cas- not be disturbed.Well-bred women really prefer standing to distz1bing gentlemen, yet a woman who is accustomed to associste with well-bred men always finde it etrange to be left standing while gentle- mien sit.lt is really wonderful what a power is wielded by the press.A few years ago a silly paragraph went the rounds to the effect that geutlemen should not give up right to be upon the streets and occupying cars at the hours when men are going to and from business.It was said that ladies had nothing to do all day except a little shopping acd shculd arrange that so as not to interfere with the comfort of their lords and masters.It was also urged that many women were rude (which we admit) and took as a right what was yielded through courtesy.There was some truth in the article, and it was wouderful what an effect it had.Of course, no true gentleman could be made rude by a newspaper article, but those who were naturally boors and had rarely been courteous as » general custom, took pride in silting stolidly gazing out of the window or pz- tending to read the paper while fur women swung by the straps ver their #Jeses and above their nees.But if anybody has a right to complain in a street car it is the.small boy\u2014sot too emall to pay his fare, but far too small for id their seats to ladies, as they really had no; A.B.CHAFFEE, JR., Ticket Agent, 202 St.James street.Arthur Ahern, SBecr~tary, Quebec; 8.Veit, Gaspe; Valpy & Le Bus, Perce; J.Schuman, Summerside; Carvell Bros, Charlottetown, or C.Dwyer, Pictou.Qctober 11 91 THE OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO, Market Boats will rum until Close of Navigation, FALL ARRANGEMENT.Market Lines to Carillon,Rigaud, &c.:\u2014 Steamers PRINCFSY anl DAG MAR leave Canal Bisin WEDNELDAYS and SATURDAYS «t6a m Passengers may take 7 a.m.Train for Lachine, to connect with Steamer.Steamer EMPRESS will run tri-weekly trips (until further notice between GRENVILLE AYD OTTAWA, connecting with Market3oats for Freight and Passenger traffic from aid to Mon: real.Freight carried at very low rates.General Office and F:eight Stores, 87 and 89 Common Street, CanalB \u2018sin.R.V.SHEPHERD, Jr, Manager.October 16 106 Richelieu & Cntalo Katigation Co The Steamer/of this Company between MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, Now rus regularly, as follows :\u2014 The steamer QUEBEC, Capt.R.NELSON on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, an The steame® MONTR AL, Capt.L.H.Roy, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at é o'clock p.;» from Montreal, connecting at Quebec wit the Magnificent Steamers of the SAGUENAY LINE, viz., the sieamer UNION, leaving Quebec on Tuesdaysand Fridays a! 7.30 a.m., calling at Bay St.Faul, I'e aux Coudres, Ebonlements, Murray Bay.Kiviert du Loup, Tadousac, Ha Ha Bay, Chicoutimi and l\u2019Anse St.Jean.Steaner BOHEMIAN, Capt.BARKER, will leave for Cornwall and intermediate ports everyTuesday and Friday at 12 o\u2019clock noon, commencing on opening of canal.Stesmer THREE RIVERS, Capt.COLLETTE, leaws for Three Rivers every Tuesday and Friæay at 1.30 p.m.Smr.CHAMBLY, Capt.J.CHAPDELAINE, Loges for Chambly every Tuesday and Friday a .+ Steamer TERREBONNE, Capt.LAFUROE, lraves daily, commencing 26th april, (Sun- «ays excepted), at 3.30 p m., Saturdays st 2,30 2m, for Vercheres, calling at Boucherville, Varennes and Bout de L\u2018Isle.For St.Paul l\u2019Ermaîte, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays ard Saturdays, and for Coutrecœur on Mondays, Wednesdays Thnrsdays and Saturdays ; for Lachenaie, on Thursduys and Fridays.CoMPANY\u2019S TICKET OFFICES :\u2014R.A, Dickson, 1364 St.James street, oposite St.Lawrence Hall; J.J.McConniff, Windsor Hotel ; Henry St.Dizler, Balmoral Hotel, 1910 Notre Dame street; Robt.McEwen, Canal Bagin, and at the Company\u2019s Ticket Office, Richelien Pier, foot of Jacques Cartier Square.ALEX.MILLOY, J.B.LABELLE, Traffic Manager, General Manager.General Offices, St.Paul Street.Montreal, Uct.5, 1886, 105 ROBT.REFORD & CO, 23 & 25 St.Sacrament Street, MORTREAL, August 18 74 ES SEE se DOMINION LINE.ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.DATES OF BAILING.FROM QUEBEC.8th Oct.,, Friday.15:h Oct.Fri eh \"SARNIA.DATES OF SAILING FROM MONTREAL.ONTARIO! TEXAS.DOMINION Rates of Passage from Quebec \u2014450 to $80, according to steamer and accommodation ; Second Cabin.$30: Steerasze at lowest rates *These Steamers have Saloon, Staterooms, Music Room and Bath Room amidships, where but little motion is felt, and carry neither cattle nor sheep, Passengers for S.8, MuNTREATL, TORONTO and SARNIA can emba:K at Montreal ; also those for the steamers sailing to Avonmouth.Prepaid Intermediate and Steerage Tickets issued at the lowest rates.For freight or passage, apply In Liverpool to Flinn, Main & Montgomery, 24 James Street ; in London to Mellwruith, MeEachran & Co.5 Fenchurch Street; in Quebec, to W.M.Macpherson, and at Gran Trunk Railway Offices, or to W.D.OBRIEN.143 St.James street.DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Genoral Agents, Montreal, October 4 78 Black Diamond Line.8.8.CACOUNA, 2000 tons capacity 8.8, BONAVISTA, 1650 \u201c 8.5.COBAN, 1850 \u201c 664 The above new A 1 Iron Steamships will run regularly throughout the season.The 88.BON A VISTA, Saturday, Oct.16th ; The 88.COBAN, Thursday, Oct.28th, Are expected to sail for CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.L, PICTOU, N.S.and ST.JOHN\u2019S, Nd.The 88.DACOUNA, Friday, Oct.15th, For SYDNEY and NORTH SYDNEY, C.B., Every accommodation has been provided for passengers.Elegant Saloons,\u201d Ladies Cabins, Bath Rooms, Smoking Room, &e.An experienced stewardess carried on each vessel, \u2018or Freight and Passage, apply to Peake Bros.& Co., Charlottetown ; Noonan & Davies, Pictou; Harvey & Co, At.John's, Nfld; Archibald & Co., North Sydney; Burchel tdros., Sydney, or to KINGMAN, BROWN & CoO., 14 Custom House Square.Montreal.Octaber 7 Lf 88 165 If you want a situation of any kind advertise in The Herald free, The Ourard Steamship Com, TAroi between NEW YORK and ERPOOE« calling at CORK HARBOUR, FROM PIBR 40 W, Re NAW YORK, FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.Servia.Sat., Oct.16 Servia.Sat ,Noy113 Umbria .Sat., Oct.23] Umbria./Sat.; Nov.20 Aurania.Sat., Oct.30 | Aurania .Sat., Nov.27 Etruria.Sat., Nov, 6| Etruria.Sat., Dec.4 RATES OF PASSAGE.Cabin, $60, $80 and $100, according to accommodation.Interme iate passage, $35.Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tickets to and from Liverpool and Queenstown and all ocher paris of Europe at lowest rates.Through ills of Lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports.For freight and passage apply at the Company\u2019s office, No.4 Bowling Green, New York.VERNON H.BROWN & CO.Agents.Orto THOMAS WILSON, Agent, 17 8t.Sacrament street, October 6 Montreal.walling at Cork Harbovy, Xroelard.DARRYING BRITISH AND AMER! CAN MAILS.PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODER IMPROVEMENT, NOTICE.\u2014The steamers of this Line tage specified routes, according to the seasons of the year, which include the Lane Routes, re~- commended by Lieutenant Mauty.Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed Lo leave as follows :\u2014 FROM NEW YORK.Germanic.\u2026.Thursday, Sept.9, 230 p.m #O6lti6.0\u2026.Thursday, Sept.16, 7.00a.m Republic.\u2026.\u2026Thu\"sday, Sept.23, 1.00 p.m Britannic .Thursday, Sept.50, 7.00 a.m *Adriatic.Thursday, Oct.7, 1.00 p.m Germanic.,.Thursday, Oct.14, 6.00 a.m *Celtic.\u2026.\u2026.- Thursday, Oct.21, 11.00 a.m Britannic «Thursday, Oct.28, 0.00 a.m * Adriatic.Thursday, Nov.4, 1.00 a.m Germanic Thursday, Nov.11, 3,00 pm *Celtic.,.Thursday, Nov.18, 10.00 a.m Britannic .Thu:sday, Nov.25, 300 p.m * Adriatic.Thursday, Dec.2, 9.30 a.m * The steamers \u201cAdriatic\u201d and * Celtic\u201d have very superior intermediate accommodation.Rate, .00 ; Excursion, $60.00.CABIN RATES, New York to Liverpool and Queenstown, $50, $60, $80 and $100.Return Tickets, $100, $110, $140 and 180.Tickets to London $7 additional, and lowest rates to Paris snd the Continent.Children between one and twelve years, half-price; Infants, free.THESE STEAMERS DO MOT CARZY SHEup or Plas, 5 AGE RATEE From Montreal to Liverpool, Londonderry Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, London, Brix tol, Cardiff, Belmullet, or Glasgew, includ ing Railway Fare to Now York, at lowes rates Passengers booked, vie Liverpool, to aij PE ro aud passage agp) or er y&; 1: 0.418, Agent, 17 Brôsdway, Ry ork Bi J.COGHLIN, SOLE AGUNT, 41 St.Paul Street, Mopirenh September 3 James Strest, or J.Y.GILMOUR & QO., 354 9.Poul Street, Montreal.August 20 .185 pals i) AND WEST IOS Sailing frem Pler 47 North: Rivor, How York, Boyal Mail for Bermuda :\u2014 55 TRINIDAD, Thursday, October 21, at For &t.Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, Martin- Îque, St.Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad :\u2014 SS.MURIEL, Saturday, October 16.For freight, passage and insurance, apply to A: BE OUTERBRIDGE &00,, Agents, 5] Broadway.New York, .ARTATP 4 YFRE Sarretary, Quebec.A.B.CHAFFEE, Jr, Ticket À gent, 202 St.James street, Montreal.October 6 28 NORTH ATLANTIC Steamship Compan, (LIMTTED.) Miramichi, Charlottetown.Prince Edward Islana, and Great Britain.Z2he A1 S8.S.CLIFTON, 2665 TONS, CAPT.WADE, will make regular trips on the above route from the opening to the close of navigation.This route offers special facilities for the shipment of FISH, CATTLE, and other products from the North Shere of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.Good accommodation for a limited number of Passengers.For Freight, Passage and other particulars, apply to R.A.& J.STEWART, Chatham, Miramichi ; FENTON T.NEWBERRY, Mharlottetown, P.I., STEWART BROS.or 8 Fer Court, Fenchurch st., London, E.0, April 28 6m 95 Use Imperial Extract Co)s Flavoring Extracts.Best in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT \u20acO., 48 Colborne Street, Toronto Nov.2 82 we so If you want a General Servant\u2019s place advertise The Herald, free.The Steamers of the London, Quebec and Mor treat Line, are Intended to be despatche for London, a8 follows .4 from Montres Phoenician, ., Nestorian .bout No Greclan.,.About Nov.* The Steamers of the Liverpool, Queenstown, Nt, Johns Halifax and Baltimore Mail Service are intended to be despatched as f0llOWS tem FROM HALIFAX.Nova Scotian.,.BETWEEN HALIFAX AND Cab ST.JOHNS; abin.$20.00 | Intermediate .Bteerage.$8,.0 $15.00 The Steamers of the Glasgow, Londonderry, Gal- way and Boston Service are intended to be despatched as follows, from Boston for Glasgow ah rect :\u2014 5 FROM BOSTON, Hibernian .verses About Qet, 1 Prussian .\u201c About Oct Manitoba.a .About Oet.30 Hibernlan .vers +o.About Nov.10 THROUGH BILLS OFLADING Persons desirous of bringing their frieads from | Britain can obtain Passage Certificates a wes! 8, An experienced surgeon carried on each vessel.pe Berth not secured until paid for.Through Bills of Lading granted at Livar ool and Glasgow, and at Continental Perts all points in Canad and the Western States, via Halifax, Bosten, Bal'imore, Quebec and Montreal, and from all Railway tions In Ca ada and tue United States to verpool an asgow, via Baltimore, Boge lon, uebec and Montreal.a ?WOr Freigne, passage Or Other informait apply to JOHN M.OURRIE, 21 Quai d'Orlenon Havre; ALEXANDER HUNTER, 4 Rue : 17.4 Paris; Ava.BOHMITZ & \u20180, Or RICHARD BERNB, Antwerp; RUYS & Co, Rotterdan ç O.Hugo, Hamburg ; JAMES Moss & C5.Bore deaux ; FISCHER & BEHMER, Échurret: .Ÿ Xo.8, Bremen; CHARLES Foy, Felfas15 JAMES SCOTT & C0., Queenstown © ALLAN Bros.& Co, 103 Leadenhall streei, Lame don; JAMES & ALEX, ALLAN, 70 Graat Olyde street, Glasgow: ALLAN BROVE James street, Liverpoel ; ALLANS, RAK + à Quebec; ALLAN & 00,119 La Salle stres!, (& oago ; H.BOURLIEE, Toronto: Taos.Cu.SoN, 261 Broadway, New York, sr to G.W RorINsox 186} St, James Strest, orpa it St.Lawrenve Rail H.& A.ALLA, 8 State &treet, Boston ,ana 25 Common Street, Mont-aa! October 7, 1886 B80 \u2014 Excellent | Storage, Apply at AsHVWS8 INSPECTION' OFFICE; BROKERS\u2019 ADVICE NOTES, BROKERS\u2019 BUYTNG AND SELIING TCMTRAC) BLANK# MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING OFFICE West XN apierville.4 TEE MONTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Montreal Daily Herald, per araum,-$6.00 do de half years = - 3 00 do * do three months, 150 Montreal Daily Hera'd, single copies, 3 cts Montreal Weekly Herald, per annum, $1 00 do do half year, - - 5C0c do do th ee months, 25c Special Bates for Cinbs on application NOTIC I.marAll correspondence for THE HERALD except businessletters) should be addressed to the Editor, MR.JOEN LIVINGSTON.Business correspondence is to beaddressed to THE Hr2ALD COMPANY, (limited); offices Ir Vie- toria Block, corner of Victoria 3quars and St TamesStrest West, Moutreal; Ho: .PETER MITOHSLL, President; MR.ALBER : MURBAY Sacretary-Treasurer.Tre @lomives] Herald SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 16.= HOW THE MATIER sTANDI.The following table shows the result of the elections as far as known up to the hour of going to press.Every name entered under the Opposition head is the mams of a candidate who opposed and defeated a Government candidate or a candidate set up by the Conservative party of the district, Dr.Cameron is placed &morg the Opposition.He will support & party led by Mr.Mercier, He was opposed by the Conservatives, who put wp a candidate against him and came near defeating him, We leave Drum.moud and Arthabaska out of the caleu- lation.The returns are all in for Drum- mond but not for Arthabaska, aud there are reasons for believing that the Teport of Mr.Church\u2019s election is based On partial returns, and that Mr, Girouard was as likely to have been elected as Mr, Church.Without taking this constituency into account, we find there are elec:- ed 35 men who ran in straight opposition to candidates of the Government.Sup- Pose all the rest are given to the Government they cannot exceed 30, As for Chicoutimi and Saguenay, the election there will be held on November 10.The Government people have been counting on carrying it, but in view of the wave of popular indignation that has swept the province, resulting in the defeat of the Government, the, chances are altogether in favor of the constituency casting in its Tot with Mr, Mercier.We bolieve we would be porfectly justified in adding Chicoutimi to the victorious Opposition column, The friends of the Government, when they count upon a conatit- wency like Chicoutimi casting in its lot with the Ross Government, forget that they have no government\u2014that their government is discredited, smashed, dead! What cares Chicoutimi for the patronage of the Ross Goverment now ?mms Ministerial.Opposition.Argenteuil.Owens.so BAGOt.00000ruccssn ue IN .Piion Beaucs.evel.Blanchet, .ens Beauharnois.ceeiuivaiiis seven isson Bellechasse.: St.Maurice.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026 Berthier.Sylvestre Bonaventure.[ERT PPI Brome tres eraien Chambly ocheleau \u20acChampl-in Dr.Trudel Charlevoix .Morin Chatearguay d + Robidoux Chicoutimi an Saguenay.\u2026\u2026.} St.Hllaire.Dumas Compton .McIntosh., Dorchester, .Larochelle.Drumwond and Arthabaska.BEPO.overuse Flynn.Crees vedas Mochelaga.Villeneuve.su.000.Huntingdon.+++.Cameron \u2018Eberville.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\"1 0acocse Demers Jacques Cartier.sssuros.-Boyer Joliette.ss\u20260s+s000.Bazinet KamouragKa.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026ssrssarsues aprairie.Charlebois.L'ASSOMpUON viens vans Laval.ess scene nan \u2018 Levis L'Isle Lotbin Kuskinong Megantic .Missisquod Montcalm.Montmagny.Montm rency \u201col East £6 Nicolet.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Ottawa County.Ponuac.,.Portneut.Quebec Centre = ft East.WEB ii Quebec county .Richelieu.Rimouski Rouvi le.hefford.herbrook Boulunges.Banstead.Bi.Hyacint! t.Johns.8t.Maurice.Duples: Temiscouata,,,,.Deschens.Ferrebonne.,,,.Nantel.Æhree Rivers.pacs recu 0e Turcotte Two Mountains.Beauchamp., ¥Waudreuil .,.,.ercheres.,.«ves Lareau Lapointe «Luster adu ARE THEY DEFEATED ?Some iron-bound partisans pretend that the Provincial Government have not been defeated.We wonder what they would eall defeat?How much more defeating do they think their Government can stand ?The Government closed the last session witha majority in the Assembly of thirty-five.Where is that majority to-day.All gone\u2014not a man of them _eft.What do you call thisif itis not a defeat ?Perhaps, after all, these par- £isans want us to understand that these Iosses are really victories ; so the greater the loss the greater the victory.The majority is not only gone, but the QGovercment are in a decided minority, There have been elected to the House at least thirty-six men who opposed ard defeated Government candidates ; and as there are only sixty-five seats in the full house, it follows that the Government are in a minority of seven.What is the use of talking about the Government not being defeated ?\u2018They say Dr.Ross and Mr, Taillon are bonorable men.As honorable men they must despise the foolish talk of those who cannot eee they are hopelessly defeated.Mr.Taillon, in an interview in the Star, atates that he is glad thathe has retired from public life.Dr, Ross, whose per- gonal integrity has never been questioned, he is a life member of the Legislature, but that he will tender the resignation of his Government to the Lieutenant.Governor within a few days need not be doubted.The end has come, The Government is so thoroughly defeated: the voice of the people has made itself so loudly and emphatically heard, the rebellion against the Government is so Unmistakable and so universal, that no member of the Government with a spark of honor will cousel any but the coustitutional course\u2014resignation, and that right early, The Provincial Government were expecting to carry the Province by fifteen to twenty of a majority.This they really believed they would accomplish, The Federal Government fought their own battle in this local election.They provided the Bribery Fund ; they moved capitalists and employers, and the corrupt work of preparation finished, they rested easy, in the belief that Thursday night\u2019y returns would smash the Opposition in Quebec and open the way for the Federal elections to be precipitated on the country.So far did their confidence extend that our city was favored on Thursday evening with the presence of quite a number of Ottawa officials who came down to enjoy the triumph of the hour! The official element was in great spirits.The Government candidates themselves did not pretend to conceal their satisfaction in view of the victory they were about to win, The prospect was truly glorious.No \u201csurer thing\u201d was ever on the eve of being taken into possession, The confidence of officials and contractors was something sublime.The Government was already in their hands for another five years, with a solid majority that nothing could move ! \u201c It turned out that the Federal Government miscalculated the influence of their Bribery Fund.Contractors and officials miscalculated the effect of their arts.The Provincial Government miscalculated the extent of their unpopularity, \u2018The Government have no majority of fifteen or twenty, They have no majority at all, They are in a deplorable minority, Constitutionally they have ceased to exist.Their Attorney-General, who was virtually Premier, is now no more than a private gentleman, He and his candidates in Montreal city did not poll one-third of the city\u2019s vote, and were in a miserable minority, especially among the Euglish electors, As for the principal business centres, Quebec followed and improved upon Montreal ; it elected a full delegation in opposition to the Government, The city of St, Hyacinthe gave the Opposition leader the largest majority received by any candidate in the contest.Abont twenty conetituencies reversed their former judgment and pronounced against the Government.Even where the Government carried their candidates, their old mojorities were wonderfully reduced, as in Terrebonne, for instance, where, if the Government candidate has been elected at all, it is by a small majority as compared with the 700 and 800 ma- joritics of former days.The Government came out of the contest hopelessly shattered, their followers gone, their prestige ruined, and noneso poor as to do them reverence.They are of no more use, even to the contractors, unless indeed the few remaining days for which they will remain in office be devoted to recouping contractors their election expenditures The Government and the party that set out in the campaign with light hearts, thinking everything safe and the sweets of office secure for another five years, are to-day driven to the last ditch, The coliapse has been unexpected and is all the more painful on that account, A PLAIN DUTY.No clearer evidence of the opinion that is held, even by their own friends, of the Roes-Taillon Government, and no sharper censure could be passed upon them, than is conveyed in the supposition that they will at once proceed to defeat the verdict of the polls by buying up some of the leading men elected to oppose them.Such a proceeding on their part would bein keeping with the traditions that they have inherited.That was the course pursued to defeat Mr, Joly, azd the supporters of Mr.Chapleau\u2019s successors seem to think it quite natural that the same disgraceful tactics should be ayain employed.That the Conservative journals of Quebec should openly propose to prevent Mr, Mercier obtaining power by a combination of his opponents and some of his supporters is not in the least to be wondered at ; the only marvel is that they took the trouble to veil the means which their proposal implied, but it is somewhat disappointing to hear respectable Conservatives suggesting this possibility while admitting that they \u2018have supported men whom they deem capable of guch fraudulent action.It shows, of course, very clearly what their real opinion of the men must be.The Ministry went to the elections counting fifty out of sixty-five of the representatives in the ranks of their supporters, They return from the polls having lost this enormous majority and with a newly created majority against them, To attempt to reverse the decision of the country by any purchase of members would be disastrous to themselves and would drive the last mail in the coffin of their allies at Ottawa, under whose advice, it is well un- dexstood, they are acting.They have but one course before them calculated to preserve a shred of respect that may be entertained for them, They should imitate the statesmen of England in like circumstances, When beaten at the pollsin may not retire from public life, because | 1880 Lord Beaconsfield at once resigned; - élusion ; but how shall the Scnate Le \u2018There are several ways in which this when defeated in 1886 Mr, Gladstone followed his example.Mr.Taillon, of course, i3 doubly effaced, and his interference in any way would be simply indecent ; it is for Dr.Ross to act and to act promptly.By so doiug he will administer a very fitting rebuke both to those jurnal- ists who have counselled him to constitutional treason as well as to those who have anonymously ivsulted him by expressing their belief in his taking a course that would consign him to political infamy, THE \u201cMAIL\u201d ON SENA E REFORM, Leaf by leaf the roses fade.Here is the Mail eudorsing the demand of the Liberal party for reform of the Ssnate, Auother petal plucked from the withering flower of Toryism that hes long since lost its pristine beauty, This will be a blow to Sir Jobn Macdonald and his party.To nothing has he clung more tenaciously than to the Senate as it is.The Senators are mostly all of his nomination, Nominally free from his dictation, the Senate has been the most obedient of his servants, That which could not be done in the House of Commons he could always count upon effecting in the Senate.If jt were unsafe to smother a bill in the Commons the Senate received intimation of what was wanted and the strangulation was done as required.When even the Conservative party revolted against Mr.Dalton Mec- Carthy\u2019s attempt to legislate responsibilities on to the country\u2019s shoulders to benefit a railway of which he is a Ssalaried officer, and even Sir John himself declined to prevent its being thrown out by an indignant House, the iniquity was perpetrated by means of the Senate, where three Senat- ore, one of them a member of the Government, voted for the measure in which they were more or less pecuniarily interested.It is only the country\u2019s ignorance of the Senate that has permitted its continuance up to the present iime in its present form, + The question is not, shall the Senate be reformed { that is now a foregone con- reformed ?It would be unjust to propose its total abolition because the emaller provinues at any rate regard it ln some measure as a security against possible encroachments on the part of the larger ones.It cannot longer be left as a refuge for Sir John\u2019s poor pôlitical relations, but must be made to represent the intelligence, the progressive ideas, and the trade of the country.The Senate should number amongst its members the best men of the country ; men with minds of their own, with ability to form opinions of their own, and men who would acorn to be joints ina tail that wags as Sir John directs.It must be elected, may be done, and the best of those ways can only be arxifsed at after consideration and discussion.There are objections doubtless to each.It would be useless to elect the Senate in the same way as the House of Commons, for that would be merely inviting conflict between equally responsible bcdies ; objection is made to electing the Senate by the Provincial Legislatures as is done in the United States, and there would therefore, if these objections held, be only the adoption of a high franchise, so that the House of Commons being elected by manhood suffrage, the Senate might ensure the representation of other classes who are of importance to the community and of equal value with others to the country.These points admit of fair difference of opinion ; the dacision to be first registered is the country\u2019s demand for the reform of the Senate, Sir John will oppose it to the last if he dare, but his opponents are growing in numbers and the world moves in spite of him.THE sALVATIONISTS AND THEIR ENEMIES The story of a Salvation officer who was obliged to run for his life from a town in Illinois, and whose particular band of Salvationists bad for some time previously been systematically attacked by the young roughs of a place called Forest, as told in THE HERALD of yesterday, will have reminded our readers of certain incidents at home in Montreal, Why these Salvation Army people should excite the enmity of certain members of the Montreal police, the rowdies of Forest, and gangs elsewhere who seem to find a congenial task in illtreating them, it is difficult to understand.Of course the natural tendency of all bodies of rowdies is to attack those from whom effectual resistance is improbable, and particularly if such victims are in any way connected with religion, It has been so for a good macy centuries ; \u2018\u2019 Give the Christians to the lions,\u201d as the Roman roughs demanded, finds its parallel in the cry of the Illinois rowdies, * Cut the hearts out of the Salvationisis,\u201d and though the authorities in the United States refrain from any such anatomical exercise, the immunity which the scum of their cities find when engaged in anti-religious oppression is rather more contemptible than the more active assistance of the Roman authorities, The latter either joined in the amusement or they prevented it ; they did not stand by undetermined which course to take» nor did their magistrates consult the soothsayers or any of their own spiritual advisers before explaining the effect of the Roman law, A Roman recorder who took such a case en delibere and consulted the nearest oracle before pronouncing the decree of the Senate on the question would probably have found that the Attorney-General of the moment would have questioned his usefulness, We have never been able to understand why the early Christians more than the roughs of understand why the Salvation Army should be clubbed by policemen or persecuted by rowdies, We think it would be so much bstier were the policemen to give the roughs to the lions, 80 to speak, and leave the Sal- vationists alone, and when these poor people appeal to a justice, claiming the protection of British or American law, we think that any delay while the oracle or other spiritual authority is consulted is not merely improper, but a betrayal of trust which should bring such justice himself under the cognizance of the official censor, We deeply regret to read of such an occurrence as that in Illinois happening in this century in the free and enlightened repubiic adjoining us, but remembering the scenes that have been witnessed in Montreal, which were made additionally disgraceful by the performers\u2019 official character and \u201cthe semi-approval they received from the keepers of the law, we feel that it is not for residents of our glass Louse to begin throwing stones.ee THE \u201c STAR\u201d MAKES A SUGGESTION that should commend itself to the Legislature ; it proposes that the hours of polling should be changed so that those who are at work from eight to six, or for matter of that from nine to five, should not be hour with the alternatives of losing their vote or asking permission to absent them- solves from their work.It would be just as easy to open the polls at six o\u2019clock as at eight, which would give the early nen an hour to poll on the way to their work.They might with advantage be closed at four, because all those who can vote between four and five can equally well vote between seven and four, Thi® would seem to ba an dpening for Mr, Mc- Shane at the next session of the Legislature.THE PERSON who sends telegrams from Ottawa to the American newspapers is at his old practice again.The latest example of his talent is a despatch which the New York World publishes under the heading \u201c\u2018 An Indian War Imminent.\u2019\u201d The telegram, of course, pretends to be the result of \u201cprivate advices,\u201d as if there could be private advices of any value on such a subject from a place where thère are a number of white men, settlers and officials, a newspaper or two and a telegraph wire, If it were quite certain that an Indian scrimmage would result in some of these young persons being sent to the front within measurable distance of an experienced Indian hair-dresser, there would be a bright side to the matter, | \u2014_\u2014 THE Mail says :\u2014 Anothrr Secessionist has come to the front.Mr.L.H.Davies, the Reform leader in Prince Edward Island says :\u2014\u201c If it is-a fact that the only thing which prevents our obtaining a reciproelty treaty is our connection with the Upper Provinces, then I, for one, would vole for repeal and a severance of the union without a moment's delay.\u201d The most important word in this paragraph is \u201c if,\u201d \u2014\u2014 AN EXCHANGE says that the editor of an lowa newspaper bought the flowers for his grave before he committed suicide, À man with this amount of forethought has a promising future.Corn Warzr Foster made a long speech at Suesex, N.B., on Monday but he had Beer close by him, SPECIAL NOTIOH, ON YOUR RETURN FEOM THE COUNTRY OR SEASIDE, DO NOT FORGET TO CALL AND GET YOUR OWN AND! THE OHILDREN\u2019S PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN, IN ANY STYLE, AT NOTMAN & SONS, 21 BLEURY STREET.MARRIED.MACPHERSON-TAYLOR.At the Church of St.James the Apostle on the 14th inst by the Rev.Canon Ellegood, David Bellhsuse Mac- herson, of Mentreal, eldest son of Lt Col.Macpherson.to Annie Helena, elzest daughter of John Taylor, Esq,of Montreal.249 Hew Advertisewents, L.ROBINSON.ashionable Tailor, 53 BEAVER HALL.October 7 tf tTs 241 The Estate Phillips Property will be sold in lots this morning, on the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds, Sherbrooke St.Sale bezins af eleven o\u2019clock sharp.James Stewart & Co, Auctioneers.RICHELIEU | The Prince of Table Waters, \u20140 Familles who wish to get a pure, wholesome, natural Table Water, ask your Grocer or it.2 For sale by the leading Hotels, Clu Restaurants and Grocers.» Clubs, J.A.HA lions, and we are just as much puzzled to | Rome should have heen given to hel fist Net D 780 Notre Dame Street.Te'ephone 1199.ot March 20 mws 28 compelled to vote during their dinner | [ Deu Hduertisements, I ab in - + October 16 Ahead of Anything in ll | J | Heng Le \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee ie \\ The Celebrated \u2018'Pease Combination Steam and Warm- Air Furnace\u2019 on view at 208 St.James street.General Agent.c 249 THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS \u2014 OF THE \u2014 ST.LEON MINERAL RECOGNIZED BY A POPULAR MONTREAL DRUGGIST.beneficial for kidney complaints.Telephone, 1442.Coustipation tale it before breakfust, October 15 = THI MONTREAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TO THE CITIZENS OF MONTREAL.\u2014 Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Friends all : A crisis hasbeen reached in the affairs of our Association in facing which we desire to ask your kind co-operation and assistance.That it is one of great moment and has vary importanu bearing on our fulure welfare, together with the ract that we havé hitherto refrained from intruding our affiirs upon the public, must be our apology for add.es- sing you.It 18 a matter of public notoriety that the grounds presently occupled by the Assocla- tion are advertised to be SOLD IN BUILDING LOTS, and consequently we are under the necessity of taking immeliate steps to secure other ac- commodatloa far tne out-door amuseme::ts of the club « of which the Assoclation is composed, namely, THE MONTREAL LACROSSE CLUB, THE MoNTREBAL SNOW-SHOE CLUI, THE MONTREAL BICYCLE CLUB, THE MONTREAL FOOTBALL CLUB, THE TUQUE ELUE TOBOGGAN OLUR.Additional acconmodation must also include provision for a fifat-class cinder path and wmple room for such sports as will eventually coms Within the sphere of our operations, such &s Buseball, Cricket, Ten- mis, Archery, &c., &c This contingency las had the serlous coa- sideration of the Dire:tors for some time past, and a decision was lo1# ago arrived at that when a move had to le made the interests of the Associal on demurded that 4 purchase be made and the Assocalivn own their own grounds.Our present grounds are 1n every way suitable, and might have besu had, but inasmuch a8 the space requred for the slide, one of our greatest attractions, would necessitate toe acquirement of the whole property at a cost of $300,000 to $400,404 this is impossible, as interest and taxes aloie would more than absorb the whole gross ncome of the Association.Auy scheme wn wh.ch we enter must ba Rlacad oun a sourd business footing, our standing now being 0: too much impo - ance to be jeopardized byany chance of failure.Of the many properties oT:red the Directors have selected one as belns the best adapted for our ude, with awpls Spee for all time to come.Besides having thy advantage of a patural hill for the slide, it itnow within easy reach of our members in thir practices and spectators of the sports, and in a few years { will probabiy be w vailuabk portion of a * thicily populated district.Tley have, therefore, decided to lay Lefore- the members and their rriends-the tollowing § Proposal for Purchase ef Grounds.The property 1s situated next ths Semin grounds on Sherbrooke street west, au forms the corner bl ck opposile tae old t.)] gate, running from lhe Seminary property west to the avenue, and from Sterbrooke street back to the brow of, the hill, g owned by Mrs L.H.Hol.on, and is oferei to the Association ullthe lst January nex.for the sum 0 One Hundred Thousanq Dollars, This Is a large sum and beyond the po r the Associatio.1 Lo assume alone, interes OF five per cent.and taxes entailing a charge of about 55,500, the average net reveaus fur the past three years being only soma 53,509 pr annum, For this yeur and next this will le augmented by reason of Foldiug the \u201c chain.pionship,\u201d but this being an Uncertain factoi is not caleulated upon.The Directors hesitate to recommend raising the subscription if it can be avoided, the success of the Association in \u201c providing rational amusemen and recreation for its members\u201d being due to placing these within the easy reacn of ali The history of the Association in this respect \u2018has been unapproached by any other similar institution in the world.\u201cFor the smal sum © young man, ber, enjoys the 3 above enumer- all their sports of ten dollars any respectab! upon being elecied à inem privileges of ail the five club aed, with free adulssion to \u2014the use of one of the bes gymnasinms in the \u2018 and ped admission to the classes; use of the reading room, one of the cosiest and best equipped in the city, where all the current literature of the day may be enjoyed free of charge; mem- berthip in the chess club with frea use of its tables; use of the well-kept howling alleys READ THE FOLLOWING I! MONTKEAL, October 11, 1886.To the Manager ST.LEON WATER CO., Montreal : SIR,\u2014I can testify from personal experience that the St.Leon Mineral Water is highly JOHN GARDNER, Chemist, Corner McGill and Notre Dame Strects.Cireulars contalning important certificates sent free on application.This invaluable Water 1s for snle by all leading Druggists and Grocers at only TWENTY-FIV CENTS per zallun, and Wholesaie and Retail, by ST.LEON WATER COMPANY.No.4 VICCOXIA SQTARE, (Herald Building.A.POULIN, Manager.N.B.\u2014For Dyspepsia or Indigestion drink tue Water after each meal, aud for u 248 and shooting ; and last, bat not least, pravi- leges of ons of the best furnished btlllard rooms in the city, where the game may be enjoyed apart froma the objectionable aceom- paniments of the public san, besides being provided with companionship of a healthy tone and surrounded by Influences that tend to develop a manly cnaracter, Therefore, la furtherance of the laudable work in which the Association is engaged, AN APPEAL is made to the citizens of Montreal to come forward and assist in this goed work by making our cause their «wu.We are pleased to believe that we already possess your sympathy and good wishes, and in view of the magni tude uf the enterprise and the interest involved do not think we are presuming too much in asklcg for a Subscription of FKifty Thousand Dollars, to pay one-half of the cost of our proposed new grounds, belleving., if this is done, we can, by judiclous management of our present revenue, create a sinking fund that will year by year decrease the liavtlity on account of principai and interest, so that at tne end of lifteen years we shall own our grounds fere of debt as the absolute property of the young men of Montreal, to be used by them as a recreation groun-: for al! time to come, and re- malu &s & monument of the liberality and en- terrrise of our citizens.That we are not too sanguine in our expectations may be seen from our record of the past few years.Five years ago, when our Association was composed of but three clubs, with a membership and revenue far and away below where it now is, we took over our pre- seut building from the sharehol ers, the old Montreal Gymnasium Company, with IlxbHli- ties of sume $13,000, which have been a paid off, rome $5,050 more speut on repalrs and iro provements, and we stand to-day without a dollar of debt, but having a considerable sum 1n hand toward assisting us in our propused enterprise\u2014ail being doue without increasing the subscription one cent, and every year adding to the attractions apce will enable the same lines, fi:stly, provide .Yeur assist- us to continue the work on and we therefore appeal ; To the Ladies, That thelr kind sympathy and merciful {n- fluence may be excited and their asslstanca glven towurds enlarging the sphere of usefulness ol this Associaiion to providing places of resort aud smusement for their gons and brothers now coming iuto their young manhood, where their hours of xecreallon may bespent amid surrouadings Which tend to their physical and moral development as manly acd good citizens.Secondly, 10 the Merchants and Mou of Meass to whom an oppor! nuity is pres nted of earning the lasticg gratitude\u2019 of * their POULE fellow- 1tizens, whu have done their share in upholding the honor of Montreal in the lacrosse and football fleld, and fu contests on the cinder paths, by this very training better enabled to do their eluployer\u2019s w- rk in office, Warchouse, or on thy road, and increasing their chunces of successfully filling niore important positions iu the future.asa business investment it will pay, for if the employers know that the time of thelr employees is spent in the healty atmosphere of the lacrosse field, toboggau slide, or in the equally healthy Ldoor rec cations of the gymnasium, tuey should be satisfied that good returns will be made them {better wo.k of brain or hmb, sa 0 e trainin hay g they received.Fo \u2018The Citiz ns Generally who owe to the membars of the Association in actual cash mure thun the whole amouut of money represented.The lacrosse tours of the Club have brought the \u20ac ty into notice and influenced emigration and trad: ; the various athletic meetings, matches, etc.have drawn pcop:e to the city who spend money here, aud inst, bu! by no means least, to a mewber of this Association is due the idea of the Carnival, to its mewbers generally is uiso due in a large measure the SUCUESE- ful esue cf ils programme of sports.Were the hearty, spontaneous enthusiasm of its members to be withdrawn, the Carnival would dwindle into à -cramble for the spare cash ofthe visitors who wight be induced to male a visit but would not repeat it under similar ¢ircumnsiauces, and a direct source of revenue would be lost to the citizens of Mont- eal, We trust that our first appaal for publi oiapathy will be met, in a spirit worthy on and of t ° frecsod: hose 10 whom itis NGU GRANT, President M.A, A.AM.de MALTBY, Vice President M.À.À.À.8.TIBBS, Auditor M.A.A.A.WH.WHYTE, President Montreal Lacrosse J.K.shoe C\\ op\" MILLER, President Montreal Bicycle R.M, 2sps ball Club \u201cDALE, President Montreal Foot.CV HYTE, President Montreal Snow- | mechanical effects, WATER #3 FE.B.BUSTEED, Prestdont Tuga oggau Club.en, DE.BAYLIS, Chairman Gynnasiom œ tment.Pa.FREEMAN, Chairman Billiarq R ° J.A.TAYLOR, Chalrman Field Spor; Ong, ttee.matter A, MCINDOE, Chairman Bowiingy, CN nd Comp, tment © PT.L.Paton, Chairman Grog 5.¢aMrBrLLand W.GALr, Ccwprising Board of \u201cRoBERD Lirectan, Secy.-Trègg TS Amusements, ACADEMY OF MUste H THOMAS.c0000000.Lessee ang Manage, : 2 Commencing Monday Evening, Oct nu swell Appearances of the Dj : Farcwe PP Artiste, Distis SuÏsheg RHEA ! Supported Ly Mr.Arthur Forreg Excelent Company, in tte £0110 gg, 20d a liant Repertoire.& Bri).Monday, A Dangerous Game ; Tue Pygmalion and Galatsa ;, and a recital, French, by M'\u2019lle Rheu; Wednesdrr Dig Romauce of & Poor YOurg Man; ppt The Widow; Friday, A Langeroug oily | saturday matinee, Romance org Poor ie; Man ; Suturday evening, Tas Country une Scats now ou Sale at Nordheimerz, Gin: BPARROW & J42OB37 THEATRE ROYAL, ery.afternoon\u2019 and evening, Every mencing MUNDAY.18th ny SOK com KING HEDLEY & HARRISON Spectacular production of S Gr YOUTH: 1th its magnificent scenery a.ou The great Hama tart ing Scene.À Mammoth Ship satiir: AWay | On view of the audience, laden with a Ra fui of Soldiers.The Panorema «f the TE may, Transformation Scene.The Couvict ery o Revolt.The Terrific Battle Scene; 150 peel on the Stage.Every sceue and costuma le and made ex pressiy for this production er, Admission, 10, 20, and 30 cents, uw ~~ DANCING, 7, PROF.DURKEE\u2019S Evening Class for gloners every Tuesday and Friday; Advanced lacs, Monday Evening, Uetober 18th; Altes noon Class, every Monday and Th ; PRES ONtEy Thanday mnt w.- Al every Thursday night, The popular 1talian Orchestra.5 Muste; Circulars at Prince\u2019s Music Store ap Academy, 1357 st.Catherine street.The Hall can be engaged for ballg, parties, &e., at reasonable ry a ang d at the first ç} tes, 5m 22 Fancational, D 1p Ârt Association of Montreal THE ADVANCED ART CLASSES ofthe Art association will RE-OPEN FOR THE SESSION 1886-87 on TUESDAY NEXT OCTOBER 12th, under the direction of Mr.William Brymner, of the Royal Canadian Academy.Intending Students will obtaln particulary on application to MISS NEWTON, gt the Galery.Montreal, 3rd September.few Aduertisements, THE IRCOMPA\"ABLE BAUS PIANOS 3101\u2014 Extensive Piano Agency WILLIS & CO., 1824 Notre Dame street, nesr McGill street, ave adapting their premises to the requirements of & most extensive Piano Trade, which has increased mar.veliously the past twelve months.They have made s me h-avy Fiano Cop.tracts this Fal, and have secured the control of the great new P ano, only four years estab- lirhed, aud which in that short time has be come the STAR THAT LEADS THKX ALL, baving an unpurchased reputation, now Forldsvide, the INCOMPARABLE BAUS Samples Arriving Now.Willis & Co.sell the Incomparable Baws Fianos ot New York, leading Buston Pianos, and the very best Canadian Planos Prices and terms 10 sult the views of all, We kee noue but first-class goods, but we mean busi ness and wil.sell cheap.ORGANS.Sole agents genuine Bell & Uxbrid e for Ero: Schools and Churches, from $60.00 to GOLD MEDAL WANZER Sewing Machines, dy hand snd foot, with embrolderer adapted.\u201d Sole agents fr.m Toronto to Nova Scotia.Shipwents ar, Iving of about ten car loads a week.P a: 08, Organs, and Wanzer Machines, wholesale and retail, N.B.-C.mpete .t plano tuners and repairers in attendancs at shortest notice and lowest rates.\u2019 WILLIB & Co, \"8 MONTREAL.om WHISKIES JUST RECEIVED Consignment of Whiskles from the Waterloo (Oat.) Distillery Consisting of Seagram's WILTE WHEAT, +» Bris, and) = OLD TIMES, do.jé: \u201cALL RYE SPIRITS, in Rrlg ganadin © FINE OLD RYE, \\%, Tho Best Made The above celebrated goods will be kept permanently on hand and for sale, duiy pald, in lots to sult the trade by VIDE STE.MARIE, Prices and Terms Agent, Liberal.No.30 8t.Sacrament St Post OFFICE Box, 1619.TELEPHONE No, 1484.September 30 tf trs 285 MANHEIM Marine Insurance Company, (LIMITED), GERMANY.London Office : 1 Royal Exchange Building Onpital,.__._ .£300 000 Issued Caplfal,., £200,000 Reserve Funds, .veo £20,000 Z# Insurance effected on Merchandise, bY Steamers and Sailin Vessels, outwards and inwards, at lowest rates of premium; also on Cattle Shipments by approved vessels Losses promptly adjusted.JON Represented in\u2019 Canada by R.N.C.CON- AL, Agent ani Attorney for the Company Chesterfield Chambers, 18 St.Alexis Btree Montreal, Telephone No.1251 September 4 718, NOTICE: 10 CONSIGNEES FE The Temp-rley Line S.S.ERL KINŸ Priske master, > from London, is entered inwards at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.ROBERT REFORD & CO.Agents October 15 u 218 WANTE D\u2014AN INTELLECTUAL YOUNG we MAN, with mathematical, as well as arb a tic talent, to study architecture.John Fo Hill, Architest.182 St, James St ne tal su leg hi) rat po sta co of ins \u201cHand Made Sour Mash on A RelA La PREV At was Liber In ~~ 0 > \u2014\u2014 5 Advancts Uôth ; A free Churidey ht.Music: ê and af thy , or first Clasg tes.5m a \u2014\u2014\u2014 lontrea, ASSES OPEN FOR AY NEXT ion of Mr.| Canadian partieularg ON, at the errs, En NOS gency ame street, ; their pre.NOLL exten.eased mar.Piano Con.the control years estab- ime has be.[HKM ALL, ition, now LE BAUS Now.rable Baus ton Pianos, os Prices , We kee mean busi S.cbridge for m $60.00 to \\ZER foot, with 8 fr.m To- ar, lving of os, Organs, and retall, and repair- notice and oO, 3,300 243 ES| BE D dm the tillery 8.and) 58 es, .21 ly Conder Best Mads.1 \u201c| > TURNED LIBERAL.8.A Relisr® Lareau, Liberal, elected by 91 majority.ill be kept sale, duty \\ RIE, nt, orament St 1E No, 1484.tf trs 285 pany Bailing 0 000 0,000 0,000 aandise, by wards and premium; ved vessels, 1.C.CON- Company x18 iret NEES.RL KING, is entered will pleas?; CO.ta e s ATE UNG WO Il as au onn Pier 8 eu Vy er [EN \u201c CONSERVATIVE UNTIL YESTERDAY.\u201d The Trend of Public Opinion in Quebec.When there is talk of some of the master workmen iu corrupt practices undertaking to induce men who were elected in Opposition to the Ross Government to support it, no harm can come of pointing out that the condition of public sentiment is not favorable to such iricks and stratagems, If the Government had shown ctrength anywhere; if it had not been demonstrated - that they had broken down everywhere ; if any genuilue sentiment had been evokeq in the Government favor in unexpected quarters, there might be something for the corruptivnists to work upon.But there is nothing cf the kind.The verdict of the people has been 80 plsin and so overwhelming that the men who would undertake to deprive the people of the proper re- - sultsof their decision at the polls would meet \u2018with a poor reception.The newly elected legislator whose principles hang loosely on him will prefer to worship the risiog rather than the setting sun.may be no mistake about the drift of the popular current the Star has published a statement indicating the changes in the constituencies as developed in the election of Thursday.We quote the following instructive portions ;\u2014 BERTHIER.TURNED LIBERAL, Sylvestre, Liberal, elected.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE COXFEDERATION, At the last election J.Robillard, Conservative was elected by a majority of 164 votes over L, Pellaud.In 1878 Mr.Robillard was elected by 168 majority over L Sylvestre.In 1875 Mr.Sylvestre defeated L.Tranche- montazue by 45 votes.In 1871 Mr, Sylvestre defeated Dr.Moll by 76 votes.The constituency has been Conservative and Liberal by turns.CHAMBLY.TURNED LIBERAL.Rocheleau, Liberal, elected by 35 majority PREVIOUS ELEUTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION At the lust election Dr.8.Martel, Conser- vatlve, defeated by R.Prefontaine, Liberal, \u2018by 109 majority.In 1878 Lr.Martel defeated -6 votes, but was nnseated on the new : lection in 1879 was fontaine by tl votes.In 1875, Mr.Prefontaine was returned by 34 majority uvver Dr.Sauriol.In 1871, Lr.Larocque, Liberal, was elected over P.i.Bencit, by 148 majority.The county, therefore, has been always an uncertain one.CHARLEVOIX.TURBED LIBERAL.Morin, Liberal, elected.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION.At the last election O.Gauthier, Independent Conservative, defeated M.Chouinard by 317 majoriry.In 1878, Mr.Gauthier beat P.À, by 80 votes, In 1875, Mr.Gauthier defeated 8.X, Cimon by 611 votes.In 1871, A.Gagnon, Libsral, defeated L.C.Clement by 20) votes.The county has been Conservative and Liberal by turns.JOLIETTE, TURNS LIBERAL, Barzlnet, Liberal, elected by 60 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION.At the last election V.P, Lavallee, Conservative, defeatcd A.Guilbault, Liberal, by 88 majority.Iu 1878, Dr Lavalles defeated A.Guilbault, Prefontaine by etition, and in efeated by Pre- Tremblay Ta 1875, Dr.Lavallee was returned by acclamation.In 1871, Dr.Lavallee defeated F.B.Godin by 1,068 to 458 .In 1867, 1 .Lavallee was elected THE COUNTY WAS THEREFORE SOLIDLY CONSERVATIVE UNTIL THURSDAY.L'ISLET.TURNED LIBERAL.Deschene, Liberal, elected by 12 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDBRATION.At the last election C.Marcntte, Conservative, defeated J.B.Dupuis by 268 m=jority.In 1878, Mr.Dupuis had defeated \"Marcotte by 144 votes In 1875, P.G.Verrault, Conséftative, defeated Dr, Dechene by 117 votes.In 1871, Mr.Verrault defeated Hoa.Lete!l- lier de 85.Ju -t by 85 votes.In 1867, Mr.Verrault was elected.EXCEPT IN 188 THE COUNTY WAS Cox- BERVATIVE UP TO THURSDAY.RICHELIEU.TURNED OPPOSITION.Cardin, Nationalist\u2019 elected by 30 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION.* At the last election L.Leduc, Conservatives defeated L.Mornsge, Liberal, by 281 majority.In 1878 M.Mathieu, Conservalive, was elected over P, B-r.eron by 183 votes In 1875 Mr.Mathieu was elected by acclama- on.In 1871 the poll stood : J, À.Dorion, C'onser- votive, 942; T.Marchessault, 636; T.Z, Gauthier, 173.UNTIL THURSDAY TUE COUNTY WAS SOLLD- LY CONSERVATIVE.RIMOUSKI.TURNED LIBERAL, Martin, Liberal, elected.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION.At the last election L.N.Asselin, Conservative, def.ated, J, Patent, Liberal, by 72 majority, In 1878 Hon.A.Chauveau, Conservative, and BR.P.Vallee tied with 1,688 votes each, and the .returuing officer cast his ballot in favor of Mr.Chauveau.In 1875, Mr.Chauveau was returned by acclamation.In 1871 1he poll stood: IL.FH.Gosselin, 939 ; J.M.Hudun, 283; D Begin, «17; J.Garon, 163.On Mr.Gosselin\u2019s resignation in 1872 Alex.Chauveau,.Conservative, was returned by acclamation, UNTIL THURSDAY THE COUNTY WAS SOLID LY CONSERVATIVE, ROUVILLE.PREVIOUS 1 LECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION, At the last election F.Poulin Conservative, was elected, defeating F.G.Bouthilller, Liberal, by YU votes.In 1678, S.Bertrand, elected over V.Robert, Literal, by 188 majority, He wus unsested, aud in the new election, F.Gi.Bouthilher, Liberal, defeated + A.Archambault by 245, In 1875, mr.Robert was returned over Mr.Bouthillier by 302.In 1871, Mr.Robert defeated F.Rainville by 866 votes to 23, n 1867 Mr.Itobert was elecsed.he county has therefore been Conservative and Liberal by turns.1\u2019ABSOMPTION, TURNED LIBERAL, Dr.Forest, Liberal, elected by 100 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION, At the last election J.Marion, Conservative, was elected by acclamation.In 1878, O.Pelletier, Conservative, defeated P.A.Dorion by 192 votes.In I875, Mr.Pelletier defeated P.A.Arch- ambaault by 346 votes.In 1371, Mr.Pelletier was elected by acclamation.' UNTIL THURSDAY THE COUNTY WAS SOLIDLY CONSERVATIVE, MONTREAL EAST.TURNED LIBERAL.L.O.David, Liberal, elected by 203 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION At the lust election Hon.L.O.Taillon, Conservative, defeated J.X.Perrault, Lib- ergl, by 724 majority.On his acceptance of Office as Attorney-General in 1884, Mr.Tail- on was re-elected by acclamation, In 1878, Mr.Taillon beat J.Grenier by 13 Votes In 1873, Mr.Talllon was returned by 357 Majority over Joseph Duhamel, In 187], ¥.C.David, Conservative, defeated Lancuot by 1,057 votes to 290.NTIL THURSDAY, THE CONSTITUENCY WAS UNALTERABLY CONSERVATIVE, NAPIERVILLE.- TURNED LIBERAL.L.D.Lafontaine, Liberal, elected by 108 Majority, Couservative, was That there | E MONTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY pendent Conservative, was elected by 162 msjority over L.D, Lafontaine.In 1878, Dr, Lafoniaine polled 530 votes, F.x Paradis 831, M.Blain 162, aud N.Coupal, In 1575, Dr.Lafontaine was returned by acclamation.In 1871, Dr.Lafontaine, Liberal, was re- J turned by acclamation.Ths o>ustituency has therefore usually been Lafontaine and Liberal.PORTNEUF.TURNED LIBERAL.y Tessier, Liberal, elected by about 100 major y.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION At ihe last election J.D.Brosseau, Conser- Fative, defsated Lion.F.Langoiler, Liberal, 269 majority.; Ta 1878, ihe Mr.Langelier had defeated J.Belieau by 57 votes.; .In 1875, \u201cpr.Larue, Conservative, d feated H.Colles by 286 votes.; CCI, Dr.Larue, Conservative, was returned by acclaination.In 1867, Dr.Larue was elected.THE COUNTY IAS THEREFORE USUALLY BEEN CONSERVATIVE.QUEBEC WEST.TURNED LIBERAL.Owen Murphy, Libaral, claimed to be elected by 11 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION.At the last election Folix Carbray, Conservative, Was elected, dsfeating Uwen Murphy, Liberal, dy 91 wujority.In 1873, Mr.Murphy defeated R.Alleyn by 178 votes.In 1875, John Hearn, Conservative, defeated P.Heuchy by 247 votes.In 1871, Mr.John Hearn was returned by acclamation, In 1867, Mr.Hearn was elected, THE CONSTITUENCY UNTIL THURSDAY WAS SOLIDLY CONSERVATIVE.SHEFFORD.TURNED LIBERAL.Bro:sard, Liberal, said to be elected.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION, At the last election J.Fregeau, Conserva- five, defeated T.B.de Grosbois by 124 ma- ority.J In 1878, J.L.Lafontaine, Liberal, was elected over Li.A.Brodeur by 126 votes In 1875, Hon.Mr.'Laframboise, Liberal, de- fented A.D.Girard by 216.In 1871, Hon.Mr, Laframboise, Liberal, defeated M.A.Bessette by 233 majority.The county has, therefore, usually been Liberal, SOUL ANGES- TURNED OPPOSITION, Bourbonnais, Independent Conservative, elected by 4 majority.PREVIOUS ELEC IIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION.At the last election W.Duckett, Conservative, defeared G.R.de Beaujeu by 76 majority.In 1878, Mr.Duckett defeated de Beaujeu by 819 votes.In 1875, Mr.de Beaujsu defeated Oscar Dunn by 12) votes.In 1871, Mr.de Besujeu, Conservative, de- fented D.A Coutlee by 292 majority.THE COUNTY HAS, THEREFORE, BREN CONSERVATIVE ALL ALONG TERREBONNE.TURNED LIBERAL.Limoges, Nationalist, elected.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CONFEDERATION, At the last election Hon.J.A.Chapleau, Conservative, was elected by acclama ion.On Mr.Chapleau resizninz to accept a seat in the Dominion Cabinet, G.A.Nantel, Conservative was elected.In 1878, Mr.Chapleau beat J.E.Prevost by 220 voter.and on taking office in 1879, was re- eleeted by acclamotion.In 1875, Mr.Chapleau defeated Dr.Duches- neau by 600 votes, and on taking office in 1876 was re-elected by acclamation, In 1881, Mr.[now Hon.[ J.A.returned by acclamation, taking office in 1873.In 1867, Mr.Chapleau was returned by accla- matton.THE CJUNTY WAS THEREFORE SILIDLY CONSERVATIVE UNTIL THUasDAY.YAMASKA.TURNED LIBERAL, Glada, Libzral, elected by 234 majority.PREVIOUS ELECTIONS SINCE CUNFEDERATION.At the last election Hon.J.S.C.Wurtele, Conservative, defeated R.Glady, Liberal, by 216 mujority.On Mr.Wurteles acceptance of the office of Treasurer, February, 1852, he was elected by acclamation.In 1878,\"Mr.Wurtele defeated Mr.Brossard , by 810 majority.In 1875 the polling stood, Wurtele 866; J.N.Duguay, 84, P.V Vertefeuille, 251.1n i871, Chas.Gill defeated Duguay, Conservative, by 178 majority.After Mr Gill's resignation in 1874, the pcliing stood, Duguay, 838; O.Salvas, 831; G.Arcand, 16).THE COUNTY THEREFORE HeS ALMOST INVARIABLY BEEN CONSERVATIVE.It would seem to follow from such facts as these that if there are waverers In the ranks they will naturally turn their faces to ihe party that is alive, not the party that is dying; to the conquerors rather than to the conquered; to the men who have something to cifer rather than the uen who are about to disappear; to the men who have the people on their side rather than the men whom the people have deserted.The Star\u2019s list also conveys à wareisg to the Ottawa Government as well, and when the Federal elections come off if our contemporary will provide à similar report Le will have tn repeat the words, \u201c the country was solidly Conservatives until Thursday, even more frequently than in his issue of last evening.-\u2014 Rev.Dr.STeEvENSON'S DEPARTURE.\u2014 Rev.Dr.Steveuson will leave Montreal for London on November 3rd.He has made many friends during his pastorate in this city, and there is a widespread desire to bid him farewell in a public manver.A meeting will be held in room 4, Windsor Hotel, next Tuesday at 8 p.m., to arrange for à banquet to the revereud gentleman.Chapleau was and again on Help Wanted_\u2026Male W ANTED\u2014A traveller fora waol sal, wine and commission house.Address with refereuczs, ete., P.O.Box 2036.r 2: \u2014 Situations Wanted\u2014Male ANTEI\\ \u2014Any kind of writing by a gen .le- man at his residence ; is a good penman and accountant.Terms will be made very reasonable either for permanent or transient work.Satisfactory references, Address S., at Herald office.m 248 7 5 NTED\u2014By a young man, a position in W wholesale house with view of becoming 247 traveller, good salesmen and reterencas.dress A.X, Herald Office, WANLEL=By a capable man work iu a machine shop; can run an engine ; good references.Address George, Herald Office.ANTEU\u2014Two ycung men, thorcughly acqualnted with the wbolesale trade of the Maritime Provinces, *\u2018 Six years\u2019 exeper- ience on the road,\u201d desire to represent a first- class drygoods house in Montreal.The idea 18 10 establish an agency at St.Jobn, N.B., and do the trade thoroughly.Both young men can give the best of references as regards character and ability.Correspondence .8O- licited.Address E; B:, P:0.Box £467, Bt.John! N,B.d 1m Situations Wanted_Female NTED\u2014Sewing by the day in private W families, can cut and fit bays and youths clothing well.Apply at 3; Chaboillez street.247 Rooms to Let N WLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET for gentlemen, at 8 Concord street, off Bleury.m 248 A SINGLE OR DOUBLE FURNISHED - BED ROOM, to let with partial Board.9 Mountain St, near Windsor Hotel.247 f j© LET\u2014Nicely furnished rooms, large and 4 smali.with use of parlar, bath &c., can be had at 24 St.Louis St.Terms moderate.2.7 OOMS 1'0 LET.\u2014Nice Double Rooms, with or without board, to marr:ed couples or gentlemen, at 28 Osborne streot, opposite Dominion Square.n 246 Houses toc Let NO LE ,\u2014Detached House, immediately, in god order.Stabling, furnace and small garden.No.32 Durocher street.n 245 jo LET-Upper Tenement on St.Luke street.irst class.Six rooms.New and in good conditions, Address G, 10, Herald Office, Lf 237 Miscellaneous.ANTED\u2014Small furnished house west of Henver Hall.A.H., Herald Office.246 ANIED\u2014By three young \u2018gentlemen, a largs bedroom.double and single bed, dining out, with or without use of sitting roym, permanent if suitable.State terms, PREVIOUS ELECTIONS BINCE CONFEDERATION.Ab the last election F.X.Paradis, Inde- &c., which must be moderate.T.C., Rooms, Apparel.in Canada.COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, The place of all others that r Prince, Boodle, SATURDAY, ARE RETATLED AT WHOLESALE OCTOBER 16 PRICES.© Streets, ICGARVEY & SON), eceives the patronage of the Merchant Hlected, Defeated, Aldermen.and Hlectors, and where vé&- Every want supplied in Gedts, Youths\u2019, Boys and Children\u2019s Largest variety of Overcoats and Fall and Winter Suits & Dont Pay LONG PRICES, but Come Direct to THE Clothing Store of the City NOTICE \u2014 FROM \u2014 [HE CO-OPERATIVE SALE! On account of the immense rush of customers during this Great Sale it was impossible to finish reducing the prices of the Stock, so ONSATURDAY NEX we will CLOSE THE STORES at TWO o\u2019clock, to enable us to finish marking down prices and opening up the balance of «#5 Winter Goods.We shall give bargains in all departments : DRY GOODS! - GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, FANCY GOODS.The whole stock must be sold out; before Xmas.= Full particulars MONDAY of REDUCED LOT! BOISSEAU BROS, Co-Operative Stores, Victoria Square.235, 237 St.Lawrence Street.F.T.AKRILL, Manager, Herald office.Qotober 16 September 1 Manufacturer \u2018 and Dealer in Steamfitters\u2019, Plumbers\u2019 and Engineers\u2019 Supplies.Illustrated Catalogue Supplied on application.JAMES MORRISON, 75 and 77 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Sole manufacturer, under license, for the Dominion of Canada, for Gresham's New Paten Automatic RE-STARTING INJECTORS AND HANCOCK INSPIRATORS.JAMES MORRISON, 756 and 77 Adelaide street west, Toronto.Sm ws 210 Uctober 16.IMPOR ITH RS McINTYRE, SON & CO.Wholesale Dry Goods, de.13 Victoria Square, Montreni.248 Sandeman & Co., Delbeck & Co., : Leacock & Co., Gordon & Co.Seurin Freres, Alex\u2019r Seignettes W.Maingay, - DePossel Fils, September 18 Sandeman, Bucki&'Co.(Pemartin), P.Clermont & Cie, » .oa .L.Rambaud & Marliagues, .- Hy.White & Co., LEOPOLD GALARNEAU, AGENT IN CANADA FOR Xerez, «+ + + .Sherrie 88 6 Oporte, .Ports «+ + + «+ > Reims, «+ «+ +.Champagnes 10H +6 Madeira, .Madoira Wines .32% London, : Gin and Orange Bitters .Bordeaux, .+ Clarets Bordeaux, .+ + .Clarets 18 +0 La Rochelle, .= Brandies + «+ + + + Rotterdam, : .Gins Apt, .Glaces and Crystallized Fruits « .+ + , London, vo Red Heart Rum Marseilles, .» (Olive Oil 350 St.Paul Street, Montreal.223 1 Auction Sales, OO ETES BY JAMES STEWART & CO.REAL ESTATE.r \u2014_\u2014 Entusire Sols by Anctin! THE FINEST AND MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE WEST END OF MONTREAL.THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ON THE M@ST PROMINENT STREETS EAST OF MAO KAY AND WEST OF MOUNTAIN 'ON SHERRROOKE AND ST.CATHERINE AND THE NEW STREETS RECENTLY HOMOLOGATED, RUNNING FROM SHERBROOKE 10 DORCHESTER, VIZ., BISHOP AND CRESCENT STRE CITIZENS WHO PROPOSE BUILD PRIVATE RESIDENCES WILL AGAIN HAVE SUCH A CHANCE \u201c SELECT FROM S80 CONSIDERABLE AREA, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTI THE MOST MAGNIFICENT LOCATION IN THE CITY.§ 22034! ° The undersigned are instructed by the HEIRS OF THE ESTATE PHILLIPS, to offer at Public Sale a On Saturday Next, OCTOBER 167g, * the lots as laid out on the plan by Mr.Joseph Rielle, P.L.8,, about 191 building lots, on Sherbrooke street there are east of Crescent street, four lots 290x120, 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 de, thirteen lots, bnt they are, considering the rapldly advancing value of property on that street, mosteligible sites.On the same st: eet, on the South side west of Crescent, there\u2019are eight lots about 25x120.On the East and West side of Bishop street, running from Shere brooke to St.Catherine, %here are sixty-five lots, about 24x125 ad eighteen below 8t.Cath erine 23 feet 6 inx100.On Cresent, North of St.Catherine, there are 51 lots about 24 x 100, and North of Dorchester there are 12 lots 25x116.All the new streets as homologated, by the Corporation are ample in width, béing each 60 feet, or as wide as our leading této- roughfare, St.James street.Lane accommodation ig also fally provided for.Plans and information at the office of James Stewart & Co., 183 Bt.James Street.i TERMS\u2014One-fifih cash, the balance iu six years, interest payable semt- annually at 5 per cent.per aanumi.\u2018\u2018 Sale at 11 o\u2019clock on the grounds.Lunch at One.5 JAMES STEWART & \u20acO., ' Auctioneers wo 183 St.James Street.BY W.E.SHAW.\" DUTCH BULBS! \u2026 The remaining case of Bulbs will be sol&at my rcoms,.322 St.Jemes street.MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th inst., together with a fow lots of Books eraining over from the ate sales, and other goods to clo i Bale at TWu o'clock, close accoulits, 244 W.E.SHA » 249 Avstioneet.Stoves! Stoves! On FRIDAY next, the 2nd instant, I wih hold a special auction of Hall and Cooking Stoves, and Furniture ne yuDartles having Stoves to sell should send em in for this sale,.- - coe Ww.ESEAW, Auctioneer, \u2014\u2014 PRSTESTART ASSOCIATED CHAR- ITIE The followiog is the full text of the third annual report of the Protestant As- social: d Charities of Montreal :\u2014 The directors respectfully submit their {third annual report for the years 1885-86, Durivg the past year upwards of two hundred families have been visited, and their names, uddresses aud result of en- quirles entered in the register bock.Five bundred aud fifly e-ses have been vi-ited, and reported on, since the opening of the office in Uctcber, 1883, and each individual case enquired into and registered, The secretary has attended the meetinge of the Outdeor Relief Board of the House of Refuge and the Irish Protestant Board, watching each case and forwarding the applicant\u2019s name to the secretaries of the District Conferences for investigation and eport.* Ten names have been struck off the books of ihe Buard of Relief, the parties having been found either uuwortby or not entitled to relief.Several alao have found employment, and thirty-seven cases have been withdrawn from the list as no longer needing assistance.The directors still think it desirable that the objects of the association should be kept prominently before the public, which are as follows: To secure the concurrent and har- monicus tection of the different charities of Montreal, in order to raise the needy above the need of rellef, prevent begging and im- pcsition, and diminisb pauperism; to encourage thrift, self-dependence and industry through friendly intercourse, advice and sympathy, aod to aid the poor to help tiemselves ; to prevent children growing up as paupere, and to aid in the diffusion of knowledge on subjects connected with the relief of the poor.The question of the Boys\u2019 Reformatory at Sherbrooke has received the attention of the di.cctors during the past year.They felt thai 1t was a great evil that no means could te found by which a suitable echool of à r:lorming character could be established for thexe unfortunate young cople By an ect passed in 1884, 47 ict, csp.24, it is provided that the directors of any reformatory school may, on certain conditions, apprentice out the children, so that in reality all that would be required would be some supervising.The president avd the Rev.B.Sidney were depuied to visit the guol in Sherbrooke and ascertain what steps could be taken to improve the cunaï'ton vf the Protestant boys confined in the R-formatory there, They found only 9 lads who appeared in go.d health and of respectable appearance and compared favorably with any boys in our ordinary schouls, but unfortunately had no employwent.The authorities, however, Lad b ugnt some old type to empioy the boys in ype setting.They were allowed a haif a day for schooling, The schouling aid not amount to much.The boys were in for light cffences.In conversation with the officers 1t was found that the difficulty in not placing the boys ous in the families 10 the neighborhood, and take advartage of the act recently passed, was, that they were under ihe ic preseion they would be responsible for the boys if they escaped, but upon berg informed that it was DOL 80, that the pasties hiring the boys were alone responeitle, they agreed that it would be à great benefit tor the boys to be so placed out.It wae suggested that failing to accomplish this, the boys, as they were go few in number, should be committed to rome of tbe charitable institutions, or apprenticed out.The subject was left in abeyance to see the result of the visit with regard to placing the boys ai Sherbrooke.Another important subject which has occupied the serious attention of your directors is the devising some method of relieving the able-bodied poor by providing them with suitable work.A committee was appointed to formulate a scheme for furpishivg work for persons who apply for relict, and the following reolutions were passed :\u2014 .That with a view to provide employment for the able-budied men applyivg to the different charities for assistance, the committee would recommend the Board of Directors to instruct the several conferences under their control to appeal to the householders in their districts to assist in forming a brigade of the above class of men to clean the sidewalks of snow, or some other employment.Also that it be recon.mended to the managers of the Outdoor Board of Relief of the House of Refuge, as one mode of finding employment for the able-bodied poor, that they have all their firewood sawn and split, and that they pay for euch labor by the relief they give, That a book be provided to enter the nemes of all spplicants r quiring employment, and ewployers requiring labor; such book to be kipt by the secretary at the central office, to whom all applications for work suould be eent.A meeting was held at which the secretaries and presidents of the several conferences weie invited to altend to diecues the question an ascertain their views on the subject.The chairman of the commitiee and secretary were directed to wait upon the City Surveyor and ascertain whether he would be willing to assist the Committees by giving employment to men requiring work in breaking stones, when they were informed that he could give employment to as many men #8 were sent him.An endeavor was then made to make an arrangement with the City Surveyor to supply stone in the yard of the House of Refuge or some vacant spot near, but certain difficulties arose which prevented this arrangement being carried out.On account f the lateness of the season the matter was portponed to be further considered this year.The consideration of the present system of farming out Protestant foundlings by the Nuns has also been brought under the attention of the Board, to try and deviss eome means to put a stop to such practice and to place them in some, -or One, of the Protestant Institutions of the city.À committee Was formed to frame some plan for providing for the Protestant foundlings abandoned in any of the institutions in the city, with power to consult with the directors of the different charitable societies.Several meetings were held upon the subject.After careful and anxious consideration, a deputation was appointed to wait upon the directors of the Protestant Infants\u2019 Home, on Guy street, and urge upon them the importance of taking up this work as part of their operations, and assuring them that this board would be willing to co-operate in every way to provide for additional accommodation, either at the present home or oth:rwise, as the ladies may think fit.After the whole matter had been fully laid before them, they positively declined to receive children without their mothers.The board, feeling the rmpracticability of this arrangement, passed a resolution euggesting to the ladies the importance of calling a public meeting of its supporters or subscribers to consider the whole question as it has thus far come before the associated gharities.A copy of this resolution was forwarded to the secretary of the Iastitution, but no reply has been received thereto.Your directors, on passing a resolution liver to healthy action.THE, MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZEY Sisters of St.Margaret and other Protest- apt purses during the late epidemic, considered that the wages paid Lo the nurses were totally inadequate.\u201d A committee of gentlemen was appolnted to raise funds to supplement the salary allowed the nurses.A deputation froma Sherbrooke, consisting of the Rev, Mr, Thornloe and Mr.R.Henneker, attended before your directors with reference fo connecting themselves with the Montreal association, and stated that their desire was to adopt some plan whereby they could affiliate themselves with our society and support each other in questions affecting charitable inetitutions throughout the whole province ; they therefore thought it would be desirable to alter the constitution to enable branch associa~ tious to be formed therein.A committee was appointed to consider the subject, and to revise and alter the conttitution, in accordance with the above request.Your directors herewith submit a copy of the constitution and by-laws as amended for approval.The directors would again specially point to the fact that this asaociation is the only organization in the city where all Protestant denominations may meet on a common platform and that it is solely through this association that the Governments of the day can be effectively approached with reference to matters affecting the general interests of the Protestant community, The directors gratefully acknowledge the kindness of the governors of the Protestant House of ludustry and Refuge in giving free of charge, the uss of their board room, which supplies con~ venient quarters for the society\u2019s ceutral work.1 is an act of most practical ce- Operation.In conclusion the directors appeal to all the churches and benevolent persons of the city for earnest and widespead cooperation.Ifthe problem of pauperism is soluble, it will be solved only when all these agencies join bands, lay aside all apathy and rivalry, and unite in an honest and earnest endeavor to bring the charitable resources of the city into such harmony of action that no helpless suffering shall remain unrelieved, vo despairing poor person shall go unbefriended, no alms shall be wasted, no vice encouraged, and no facilities offered for imposture.All respectfully submitted, W.D.Str .yp, President.EpwaArp HouLis, Secretary.October 14:h, 1886.mr \u201c Well, well\u2014the world must turn upon its axis, And all mankind turn with ity heads or Andive and die, make love and pay our taxes.\u201d 8 the way Byron looked at it; but \u201cit is not all of life to live.\u201d A healthy life is the only one \u2018\u201c worth living for,\u201d and that i depends on the liver,\u201d If the liver is not in good working order, pimples, blotches, skin diseases, ecrofula, catarrh, and a loug list of dangerous diseases result.* Make love; pay taxes,\u201d but above all, get Dr.Pierce\u2019s (Golden Medical Discovery,\u201d and free your system of all impurities of the blood by restoring your By druggists.Ba?SK CREB Are of two kinds: firstly, those which are only skin deep (which are not now to be considered); secondly, those which are caused by & bad state of the blood, and which attack various parts of the body in different ways.Skin disease shows itself in the HEAD, sometimes in the form o1 Dandruff which no amount of brushing and combing will get rid of, and sometimes in the form of Scaly Eruptions.In the NECK, by an enlargement of the glands (commonly called Glandular Swellings), which if unchecked become very unsightly wounds.In the ARMPITS, and the inside of the ELBOWS, by an inflamed Roughness of the 8kin, which is very painful! when washed.In the HIANDS, by deep Cracks or Fissures, which, if healed for a few days, speedily open again, or by horny-look- Ing patches.Inthe LEGS, by Hara, Shiny and Inflamed Swellings, or by wounds more or less deep.And on the BODY, in Red Scaly Patches, which as often as rubbed off, form again, or in the discharge of a thin watery fluid of a very disagreeable nature.In all these cases the treatment must be twofold.An Ointment is required to relieve Itching, and Medicine must be taken to change the state of the Blood, and render it pure.Both these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medicines, The OINTMENT called THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND,\u201d And the PILLS called PILULÆ ANTI-SOROPHULA OR ALTERATIVE PILLS These two Medicines have now stood the test of 100 years\u2019 trial, having been introduced to the pnblic in the latter part of the last century.They may be obtained of all Chemists, or of ihe Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT, BRIDPORT, DORSET, rice 1s 1id, 2s 9d,11Is and 22s each.Postage extra.July 8 - # ly eow 8 PEOPLES Papp! MONTREAL WEEKLY HERALD! Only One Dollara Year MAILED FREE.Contains more General and Political News than any other paper published in this Province, 16\u201d Sample copies sent free on application to MONTREAL HERALD OFFICE, Victoria Square, MONTREAL SILVERED PLATE MIRRORS, ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES, We are now prepared to furnish Mirrors ot any size.Silvering Equal if not Superior 10 English or French and guaranteed stand untarnished.Low Prices and: Speclai Discount tothe Trade.À.BAMSAY & SON, 37 to 41 Recollet St, and 12 to 22 Tuspector 8 Hotels, ee ts Sp Abemarle Hotel, MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK.\u2014 Most charmingly situated at the junction of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 24th 81.facing Madison Square.Us: ductod ou the European Pian FANVREN & WALTER, Proprietors, Yane 20 1y stT 147 ST.LAWRENCE HALL 135 TO 139 &t.James Street, MONTREAL, HENRY HOGAN, Proprietor, ra (is The Bost Known Hofel m tbe Dominion July-2b mws 177 HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Fifth Avenue, New York.This most fashionable and centrally located hotel has been renovated from top to bottom, and is now re-opened under management of R.H.Southgate, upon the American and European plans.This hotel is the favorite resort for Canadians.MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.Comfortable Rooms, $2 per day; Board, $2.50 per day.Oct.tf 236 2 The Balmoral MONTREAL, Is the Hotel for Business Men SEA BATHING.INCH-ARRAN HOUSE.MALHOUSIE\u2014Rale 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, Billiards - Bowling, Lawn Tennis, ete.¥or particulars address.WM.B.THORPE, Manager.July 1 167 THUUSAND ISLAND HOUSE ALEXANDRIA BAY, River St, Lawrence.R.H- SOUTHGATE, Ç P.CLEMES, President.Manager Fine Boating, Fishing and Hunting Unsurpassed region for hay fever sufferers.No malaria, mosquitoes, or hot nights.Staff of the Hotel Brunswick, N.Y.77% Rates from $17.50 to $25 per week.June 30 156 UHABLOTTETOWN, P, EK, I.REVERE HOUSE di m5 ; Mas MONEIL, =» = = = = Proprietress.First-class Commercial and Private Hotel.\u201cdood Sample Rnoma, co.venient to Railway and ssteamnonts lurrav Hill Hotel.NEW YORK: Thelargest and finest constructed hotel in hecity,on Park Avezue, one block from Grand Central Depot.(ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.) 300 rooms, ele ;antly furnished and decorated The ventilation, drainage and sanitary arrangements generally, are the most perfect haäthumaa ingenuity and ski can devise stalrways and 3 elevators.No charge for conveying bagg ge from or to the Grand Central Depot.HUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors.Jane 15 ly 142 THE RUSSELL, OT TA VA.The Palace Hotel of Canada This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in the most modern style, is raw open.The Russel] sontains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and baggage elevators, and commands a splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grouaas, river and canal.Visitorsto the Capitalhaving business with the Government find it mort convenient to stop at the Russell, whers they can always meet leading publicmez.Theen- tire Hotel is supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there would not be any confusion ordanger Every attention pald to guests.KENLY & 8ST.JACQUES, Proprietors, Februsry b.ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.This notes, which {8 anrivalleä for size, tyle, and locality in Quebeo, has just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refilted with new system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &e.Iu fact, all thet modern ingenuity and practical Science oan devise to promote the comfort snd con- ventonce of guests hag heen supplied, 8 RUSSELL, resident.-VHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL co.June 28 Proprietors SLASGOW Scotland.PHILPS COCAHUSN HOTEL.141 BATH STREET.First-Class Quietly and Centrally Situated HModerateCharges.|, Turkish Baths.THE MONTRRAL HrRALD ikon fyle atthie Hotel.4nly 31 »&- If you want a Governess\u2019 position advertise in 7% SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Past Office Time Tab Miscellaneous, ost Office Time Table, ANTHONY FO RCE.| RAILWAY SUPPLIES STEEL RAILS.STEEL BARS MORGAN\u2019S CRUCIBLES.\u2014\u2014 Warehouse, 225 Wellington St Office, 78 St.Peter Street.Feb.25 W, & FP.CURRIE & CO, {00 Grey Nun Street.Importers of SCOTOH GLAZED DBAIN PIPES Chimney Tops, Vent Linings, Flue Covers, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Portinnd Cement, Roman Cement Canada Cement, \u201c DE Plaster of Paris, China Clay, &e,, &O.MANUFAOTUREEKS OF BESSEMER STE.Sora, Chair and Bed Springs, FTA large stock always on hand.Oct.24 ly 25 COBOURG CAR WORKS, JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER CF Railway Rolling Stock of all kindsy Palace Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, : Box and Flat Cars.Narrow-Gauge Rolling Stock, &c.Baggage Mail and Express Coaches.WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Ont, Oct.21.Iy DW 262 J.CG.SIBBALD, importer and Commission Merchant.STEEL AND IRON RAILS, Railway Supplies, Iron, Metals, eto 1486 Broadway, NEW YORK.123 y Steel Rails FISH PLATES, TRACK BOLTS AR: NUTS, Spikes and Geueral Railway Supplies, IRON AND STEEL PLATES, Angles, Channels, Beams, &e.MANUFACTURERS OF WIRE ROPH For all Purposes.Ingersoll Rock Dill Co, of Canadas ROCK DRILLS, Air Compressors, Steam Hoists, Boilers and General Mining Machinery, COOPER, FAIRMAN & CO| 44 Foundling St., Montreal.tf April 3 R.J.Kimball & Co.(Established in 1865), BANKERS AND BROKERS, 16 AND 18 BROAD ST., NEW YORK By writing to the Secretary of the New York Stock Exchange, any person can easily ascertain if any one of a firm advertising themselves as {* Bankers and Brokers\u2019 is a member of the New York Stock Exchange, : We have had twenty years\u2019 experience in the Banking and Brokerage business in Now York, and both members of our firm are MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK ETOUE EXCHANGE, \u2018We are constantly represented on the floor of the Exchange by one of our firm.\u2018We endeavor to make our own business successtul, by doing what we can to make it 80 for our clients, RoBERT J.KIMBALL, ALFREDB OUNSBERY Nov.ly 276 W.E ELLIOT & CO.89 .\\ MES STREET, MONTREAL, Manufa turer of and Wholesale Dealers in Illuminating and Lubricaiing EXCELSIOR MACHINE OILS, Telephone No, 8423 September 1y 212 MANITOBA & 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 Birdiail River.80 No.4|No.2 No.1;No, 3 Pass.Exp.[Dis July 1st, 1886.|Exp.[Pass, Lve.|L've.P.M.[NOON Fh oe 12.05 12.00 0 [Portage laPrairle| 2.55 2.45 2.35 1.55 35 |.Gladstone .| 1.25 [12.23 A.M, AM, 4.10 3.07 61 1.Neepawa.|11.48 {10.20 6.10 4.00 79 |,., Minnedosa.[11.00 9.15 8.30 5.43 [115 | .Shoal Lake.9.19 6.80 9.25 6.231180 |.Solsgirth\u2026 | 8.30 5.35 16.05 7.00 [138 |,,,,,,.Birtle.| 7.55 4 60 Arr.dry, L've.| L've.No.4 Mondays and Thursdays.No.1 Wednesdays and Saturdays, No.2 Tuesdays and Fridays.No.3 Taesdays and Fridays Close connection at Portage la Prairie with trains of Canadian Pacific + ailway.For information as to through freight and passenger rates apply to any agent of the CO.P.R\u2019y Or to À.CDONAILD, A-sistant Freight and Passenger Agent, Portage la Prairie.W.R.BA .R, 159 General Superintendent.Having received their Fall assortment of Goods in Tailoring and Haberdashery, \u2014ALSO\u2014 PAITERN SUITS FROM POOLE, POTTIER & STYMUS.Furniture and Inievier Decorations, NYW WARFROONS, 489 FIFTH AVENUE NEW TORR.Antigme Deparment QURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Tapestries.Ancient and Modertm, Vases and Ourlos.Bronzes, ly 142 June 18 Éstobltished 1544.Roglsterad Cable &4TelegranhicAddress;\"Poot.\u201d ondes MARCUS POUL & SONS, 17 West Smithfield, E.O., London, Eup Live Stock Commission Agents In London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southamptor Reoreaented Inthe United States and Canada by R.Bickerdike, Montresi.February 33 HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AHXD STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE Suplished Monthly, containing the TIMETABLES and MAPS of all the OANADIAN and the principal AMERICAN RBAIL- WAY and STEAM NAVIGATION LINES.For sale by News Dealers and Booksellers ang by News Agents on Trains and Steamers, PRIOE, ~ + « 20 CENTS, Annual Subscription, ?2.00, payable in advance.U.R.GHIFHOLM & V0, 1709 Not\u201c Dame Sureet, Montreal.ablishers and Proprietors Liquors, Ales, Tic, JUHN HOPE & CO, MONTREAL, Agents in Canada JOHN CR KOYPER & 80H, Rotterdax: BARTELL & CU., Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO.Cognac AUET & CHANDON, Epornay.DEINHARD & CU., Coblenz.SARTOR & GUESTIEK, Bordeaux.#, MIBA, Xeros dela Frontera.GOCEBURH, SMITHES & CU, Opor AULLEE & DARTREZ, Tarragona, FfREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.N PATTERSON & HIBBERT, Londen.AULLOCH,LABE ¢.J0.Glasgow.HM.JAMESON + UU., Dapan.JANTRELu & JHRANE, Dublin.Ce, SC.éd B~Oki ERY RECEIVED FROW THis WHOLESALY TRADE OBLY.JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO, ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 386 St.Mary Street, MONTREAL; Have always oa hand the various kinds of ALE ANP PORTER.IN WOOD AKD BOTTLE.Families regularly supplied, 3&7 ORDBRS RECEIVED BY THLE PHONE, M.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, dotiles our Ales and Porter, and is auther- ised to use our labels.ae 0 q if M CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.ky OWS BR Superior Pale and Brown Malt, In.ls Pale and other Ales, Exira Double wud Bingle Stout, in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are autho: ized to use our labels, viz, Thos.J.Howard.546 Dorchester sizes Jos.Virtue.\u2026.19 Aylmer street Thos, Ferguson.1628t, Elizabeth st.Wm.Bishop.15 Visitation strest Thos, Kinsella.118 Ottawa street 8% ORDERS RECEIVED BY THLE î PHONE.WILLIAM DOW & CO, Brewers and Maltsters.DAWES & CO.BREWERS AND MALTSTERS INDIA PALE ano XX MILD ALE, EXTRA avp XXX 8700T PORTER {In Woo» and BorrLE.) Pomilies supplied, SAND PORTER, Quart and Pints, D FFIC B: 828 BL.JAMES STREWY WNSY MONTREAL, 28\"Orders rocalvod by Talonhane Mav 2 170 CLARET] Cunliffe Dobson © Cop, BORDEAUX.UBRATEAU LEOVIE LE.Do, MABSAUX, Do.LAFY DE, Imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTOA > 25 Hospi Octobe ospital Bireat, MR.WM, CARTER SMITH, SOLIOITOR, &0.82 COLLINS STREET WEST Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Commissioner for administering Quths in the Supreme Court and Exchequer Court of Canada, Parliamentiar dE acEnOle y Agent, Commissioner for (Henico Poutine Orace MANMOTE POSTERS! 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