The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 5 novembre 1886, vendredi 5 novembre 1886

[" on ay + Pay u Dakg tory, Ore! Coloraq Call and Oil Paper, for private table ! 50.BULMER, rinters, STREET, 244 Q 1 A toned kind à 2) and2 halt, Slate DB, i ROOFER, RIALS, West v8 4 roubles int such as.after eatin nog! Femar 1g sare equally revenir also corr ate the lives y only curé to those who.t: but forts , jg where W& ure it W small snd Tike a dost, se for $1.80 mail, æ E CO» : yrk Oth AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.FISH! NOW RECEIVING, Large Dry Codfish.No.1 Split Herrings.fo.1 and 2 Green Codfish, Lake Trout and Whitefish.FOR BALE BY Verret, Stewart & Co.271 to 275 Commissioners Bt.Qotober 11 Se FISH AND OILS FOR SAX XC.In Store and to Arrive: FISH OILS OF VARICUS KINDS, viz.: gteam-reflned, Ordinary Pale and Brown O1], this season\u2019s yleld.À 10e can Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil.i ABRADOR HERRING, Barrels Be.Johnston & Bartlett brands.) Barrels and Halt-brls.No.1 CAPE BRETON .\u2019 .Hoard Barrels NEWFOUNDLAND MON.prime CODFISH, in l-cwt.bundles.wi Maleolm's\u201d favorite Crown brand LOCH FYN.E HERRING, in kegs and firkins, this Fall.ro aile SPLIT MACKEREL and LABRADOR HERRING (put up expressly for family use.) - me mas JOHN BAIRD & C0, 192 Commissioners Shrosé, Telephone No.202.October 28 y .ADOR HERRINGS Choice Nov LA BR ERETON HERRINGS Cho Ro 18mall LABRADOR HERRINGS Fine EN CODLFISH, Lurge snd No.L ¢ , in Bundles DRY COPNDLAND BONELESS CODFISH, , and 28 lb.0Xet.STEAM REPINED PALE SEAL OIL A» NEWFOUNDLAND OOD OIL x \u201cA\u201d NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OLE \u201cA\u201d GABPE and NOVA SCOTIA COD OIL NEWFOUNDLAND WHALE OIL For sale by ] .STEWART MUNN & CO., t.lephone 1285.22 it, John stree Setober 76 257 Now Landing aud For Sale.Ex-sleamship Polino, from Newfoundland: 1s S.R.P.8S, O11 Stewarts, 0 des, Newfoundland Salmon.Ex-steamship Coban 50 Puns.Bar Molasses.In store previous shipments : .Tissnis Cod Liver Qil.Bile Newfoundland Cod O11.¢ Halifax 6 \u201c No.1 Lab: ador Herrings.\u201c ape Breton Herrings, Orso Lobster, Young\u2019s and other brands « Mackerel.« Pooles Piokles.» Tulloch Pickles.eless Fish.Boxes Bons Godin, .Green Codfish.- Bs of Gg No.i82.Kitts Prime Mess Mackerel.Pails of Chicago Lard.Cans ve J.& R.McLHA, Agents Caledonia Coal and Railway Co., 8 Common Street Æontreal.Telep* one 868.P.0.Box 1274.October 5.241 Steam Coal! BUNKER COAL supplied to Steamships in Port ot Montreal, PPT at Company\u2019s Pier, Sydney, C.B.a best Fresh Mined and Screene RCI STAM COAL, also Sereenings for sale, ex ship or delivered, in lots to sui tonsumers.\u2019 0.HENSHA ent FO Ti Gustor case Square.Ki yelephone No.638, SPRING HILL COAL FRESH MINED, Screened Steam Coal, arriving daily in BOX oars, dry and free from dust.| CUSBERLAND RAILWAT & COAL COMPANT, J.B.DOWANS, Hecretars.CERSYERFTELD (HANEDES, } 12 Alexis Street » , Cet.31 URION INJECTOR! The Zest Boiler Feeder in the World.Fr le MANUFAOTUED BY Robert Mitchell & Co.Montreal Brass Works, for.St.Peter and Craig Streets, Avg 27 246 + \u2014 2 Tr Newfoundland, Gaspe, and other kinds of Msving reeeived their Fall assortment of Goods in : Tailoring and Haberdashery, \u2014ALSO\u2014 PATTERN SUITS FROM! POOLE, IN VITE INSPECTION, October CIDA DESPTCHE FIRE IN DALSOUSIE.Eighty Thousaud Doliars\u2019 Worth ef Pro |.Perty Destroyed\u2014Smali Insurance, Darmousir, N.B., November 4\u2014 About 10.30 last night a destructive fire.occurred here, by which twenty-two buildings on Main street, in the business part of the town, were totally destroyed.The fire originated in the attic of the Poet Office buildings, caused by a tenant\u2019 defective pipes.There being no engine to extinguish the fire, the flames spread rapidly, and in a comparatively short time the buildings, which were entirely of wood corstruction, were to ashes, The fire was only checked at | Delaney\u2019s hotel which had a DAITOW \u20acS- cape.The sufferers are H,.A, Johnston, iJ.C.Barbarie, E, Gordon, G.Gordon Mrs.A, McKay, W.Smith, C, H.Labil- lois, John Duncan, Archibald Chisholm, John Miller, John McAskill, N.Bates A, Savoy, G.Haddon, Mra, Cullen, Alex, Chisholm, The only persons insured are G.Haddon, $4,000in the City of London and British American; Alex, Chisholm, $1,800 in the.Royal Canada and Citizens, Mrs, Cullen was insured for $700.The losses are estimated at eighty thousand dollars, \u2018 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LATEST FROM OYTAWA.Gatling Guns for Infaniry Scheols\u2014 Savage Assault ou n Section Hand\u2014 &1lezed Eil-treatment in Erison.Orrawa, Nov.4,\u2014It is understood that in his forthcoming annual report, Major General Middleton will recommend that the Gatling gunb at present in the possession of A, and B.Batteries be handed over to the mounted infantry and other infantry schools.James Widdows, the O.P.R.section man, who was brutally assaulted near Templeton the other morning, as already reported, has sufficiently recovered to give some account of the occurrence.He says the assault sccurred about half past three o'clock Tuesday morning, It was made by two men who rushed upon him and dealt him a severe blow from a club, aud they left him lying on the track in.seneible, but he was fortunately found before a train passed over him, He was terribly wounded, his skull being exposed in several places, and his face and hands terribly .mutilated.Montreal detectives are to endeavor to find the assailants, Widdows appears to have been mistaken for another man, Coroner Wright to-day commenced an inquest into the cause of the death of J, N.Julien, a lunatic, who after a confinement of eix weeksin the county gaol died on Monday.His friends charge ill-usage in the gaol, The evidence taken to-day was that of the physicians and the eheriff, The physicians esy the wounds and bruises on his body all may be self-in- flicted and in any case would not cause though they might hasten death, Sheriff Swestland says everything possible was done for the man, but he was go violent that he could not be kept from herting himself.The papers asking for Julien\u2019s admission to an asylum were forwarded to Toronto on the 28th September, but were never acted upon, The fellow- prisoners who allege ill-usage on the part of a turnkey will be examined to-mor- Tow.ee COWARDLY PLOT TO ASSASSINATE, A Can ef Powder With a Lighted Fase Thrown Into a House.Orrawa, Ont, Nov.4\u2014 Although in nearly every county in the Dominion in which the Canada Temperance Act has been submitted for adoption it has been accepted by a large majority of the electors, great difficuity, frequently accompanied with acts of violence, has followed any attempt to enforce ifs provisions, To-day word from Baddock, C.B,, states that a most dastardly outrage which might have resulted in serious loss of life was perpetrated there a few days ago, One Mr, Watson, who has taken an active part in prosecuting liquor dealers for violation of the law, his wife and four children were sitting in their parlor when a can of gunpowder with a lighted fuse was thrown through the window, but fortunately the fuse was extinguished striking on the floor, thus preventing a terrible tragedy.No clew as to the perpetrator of the inhuman deed has yet been obtained, QUEEN CITY GOSSIP, A Poliec ¢flicer Degraded\u2014Delirious from à Dogbite\u2014Acquitted of 2 Serl- \u201cous Charge.ToroxTo, Ont., Nov, 4,\u2014Considerable surprise was occasioned in police circles to-day when it became known that Inspector Seymour, one of the ablest officers on the force, had been reduced to the rank of junior sergeant, His offence consisted of being found when off duty ina private room of a saloon after closing hours on Satvrday night.Several men besides Beymour were in the room and bed drinking glasses in front of them, A daughter of Mrs, McMulien, Sack- ville street, was bitten in the leg yesterday by a neighbors dog.The girl het been delirious, and her life is despaired of.The criminal Assizes have been oceu- pied day and night in \u2018hearing the case of rape preferred by Mary Bull against Dr, W.H.Graham, specialist, one of his patients, The jury, about eleven today, brought in à verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner was discharged, \u2014\u2014 NORTH-WEST NOTES, Drowning A celdent\u2014The Esquimault Gravigg Dock\u2014A Land project\u2014Win- uipeg\u2019s Winter Arrives.Rar Porrage, Ont, Nov, 4-\u2014Thig morning two men, Angus Morrison and one Dwyer, who were engaged in getting out railroad ties, started out to their work in a small row boat.When going down the Keewatin channel the boat upset and both men were pitched out, Dwyer managed to swim ashore, but Morrison was drowned.He was about thirty years of age and unmarried, WIRNIPRG, n., Nov, 4\u2014Captain reduced.bad the contract for erecting the graving decks at Esquimault, British Columbia, arrived in \u2018the city last night from the Pacific, having completed the work.Senator Schultz has matured a scheme for the settlement of vacant lands about the city.It is his intention to orgenizea company with a capital of a million dollars.All these lands are now held by speculators.The company will buy the lands, erect buildings and sell them to settlers, The weather, which has been clear and warm for the last two weeks, took a sudden change this afterncon.with high winds, \u2014\u2014 REFORMERS IN COUNCIE.Hominations at *\u201couth Brant and West Elgin\u2014PRublic Meoting.RRANTFORD, Ont.,, November 4,\u2014A meeting of South Brant reformers was held here this afternoon, Representatives from all parts of the riding were present, Wm.Paterson, M.P., received the unanimous nomination for the Dominion House and Hon, A.S, Hardy for the Ontario.This evening a very large gathering of reformers was held in the roller skating rink, where addresses were delivered by Messrs, Blake, W, Paterson, G.W.Ross, and A.8.Hardy.BISMARCK, Ont, November 4,\u2014At the West Elgin reform convention to-day G.E.Casey was unanimously nominated for the Commons, : WIND AND FLAMES.Southampton Devastated by a Destructive Fire\u2014No Fire Apparains.SourmaMPTON, Ont, Nov.4\u2014This morning about four o\u2019clock it was discovered that the row of buildings known as the Rossin block was on fire, A gale was blowing from the southwest at the time and in a few minutes the whole block was in flames, Owing to the town possessing no fire apparatus, the flames continued to spread rapidly and in less than four hours\u2019 time the whole street was swept for two and one-half blocks.The scene as the flames were raging and the people were getting out goods and furniture, beggars description.There were over fifty buildings burnt and thirty families are rendered homeless and some entirely destitute and unless assistance is given at once some families will want.The total loss is about $50,000 and there is very little insurance, only about $12,000.Among the burved buildings are the Busy House and Episcopal church, The following are the heaviest losers : E.S.Buby, $6,000; Alex, Spencer, $2,000; Jowen Ruk, $3,000; John Woods, 2,600; B.A.Belgea, $2,000; D, Leahan, $3,000; W.Gilbert, $3,500; Epiecopal Church, $2,000; Thos.Lee, $1,500; R, Buckley, $1,000.The Port Elgin fire brigade came to the rescue and rendered excellent service.\u2014 \u2018A \u20ac.T.R.Employe Kilied, - HAmInron, November 4.\u2014William Bell, an old G.T.R.employe and resident of this city, was run over and killed instantly at Harrisburg this morning, An Important Decision, TRENTON, N.J., November 4,\u2014Chan- cellor Runyan has just rendered a decision that speculations in stocks and securities upon margins are wagers within the act to prevent gambling, and are therefore illegal, and that a gift of securities to a broker to secure sim against losses in such speculation is void.The Chancellor therefore orders that certain securities taken by a broker to recoup losses on marginal transactions be returned to the customer, tl TAXED WONEN TO VOTE, The Suffrage Blil Passed in \\he Lower House of Vermont.MoxTPELIER, Vt., November 4\u2014From almost the first day of this Legislative session petitions came thick and fast, asking for female suffrage, Most of them were signed solely by women, but in many instances the petitions bore the signatures of professional and business men, a large number of whom, however, qualified their subscriptions by adding the words \u201cproviding they pay taxes.\u201d These petitions were referred to the Judiciary Committee, whose chairman prepared a bill, which was presented last week as the report of that committee in regard to thematter, It read :\u2014\u201c Female citizens twenty-one years of age, whose lists are taken in any town at the annual assessment next preceding a town meeting, shall, while residing in the town, be voters in town, city or village elections, The third reading of this bill was made a special order for to-day, and the Representatives\u2019 Hall was packed with a large audience, nine-tenths of whom were women.The bill wassought to be amended in two respects\u2014one by giving the unqualified right to vote without tax-paying ualifications, the second by specifying a definiie amount of property owned that taxes should be paid op, namely, $200\u2014 this to be a condition precedent to the right of suffrage.The last amendment was adopted and the bill passed.Friends of the measure who have canvassed the prospect of its passage in the Senate estimate that result by a vote of 17 to 13, The inception of the petitions was the action of the Women\u2019s Suffrage League.\u2014Zpr\u2014 THE WEATHER.MoywrrEar, Nov.4.Temperature in the shade, observed by | Hearn & Harrison, opticians and mathematical instrument makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street: \u2014 BY STANDARD THERMOMETER\u2014S a.m., 45°; 1p.va., 489; 6 p.m., 459.Max., 500; min., 599; mean,449.BY STANDARD BAROMBTER\u2014S a.m., 29.67; 1 p.m., 20.77; 6 p.ma., 29.87.MePEORGLOGIOAL OFFIOR, } Toroxro, Ont., November 5, 1 a.m.Probabilities, Lakes and Upper St.Lawrence\u2014Strong winds and gales southwest, veering to northwest ; mostly fair, with local showers, followed by considerably colder weather to-morrow.; Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Winds increasing to gales from south and southwest ; fair to cloudy weather, followed by j rain.; Maritime\u2014West and southwest winds ; fair tc-day ; showers to-night ; not much change in temperature.LATEST CABLE NERS A BOILESB FATALITY.| SIx Kailod and Thirty Wouxded by an Explosion, LoNDoN, November 4.\u2014The.boiler of the steamer Cartaga Nova exploded at Newcastle to-day while the vessel was being unloaded.Six persons were killed and thirty injured, BULGARIAN AFFAIRS.] À big snow- ?Phillipopolis in a State of Slege\u2014Oppo- storm set in, and to-night is very cold ! sitioun tothe Æussian Parly\u2014A Warlike Declaration.Boris, Nov, 4\u2014A state of siege has been proelaimed at Philippopolis, for the purpose of suppressing brigands who are infesting the environs of the city, and who are incited by Russian agents to deeds of violence, TirNovA, Nevember 4\u2014At a private sitting of Deputies to-day it was resolved to maintain the strongest opposition to concessions to the Russian party.J VIENNA, November 4,\u2014In the Austrian and Hungarian delegations to-dsy Prime Minister Von Tisza and Herr Smolka declared that the interests of eastern Burope should, be defended with the sword, \u2019 IRISH AFFAIRS.Marked Decrease in Orime in Kerry\u2014 &olvency of Tenauts, DysLIN, November 4,\u2014There kas been a marked decrease of crime in Kerry owing partly to landlords reductions and partly to Gen, Buller\u2019s system of closely watching suspects instead of guarding persons liable to attack.The new system has beeu so efiective that the demolition of the police protection huts has been commenced, LoNDoN, Yovember 4.\u2014Judge Munroe, of Dublin, has intimated, in conection with the proposed ejeutments, that applicants for writs must prove the solvency of tenants, URS STATISTICS.Results of the Bavant's Experiments During the Last Twelve ifonihs, Panis, Nov.4.\u2014Scientific celebrities mustered strongly at the Academy of Medicine yesterday afternoon, when M, Pasteur read a new and important paper, giving a grand result of the first twelve months of his hydrophobia inoculations, During that time 2,490 patients, a vast proportion nf whom had besn bittan by dogs undoubtedly mad, had been treated by his method.Of these 1,700 came from France and Algeria, Out of the entire numbsr only ten succumbed.M.Pasteur assumes that very few persons bitten in France during the past year neglected to visit him, Much of M, Pasteur\u2019s communication dealt with the improvements and modifications adopted in inoculations since the death of the three Russians, which made such a sensation some months ago.The iuoculations are now stronger, more rapid and are made with fresher rabid matter, M, Pasteur is convinced that both in inoculating human beings and trepanning animals much depends on rapidity, He attributes the failure of Dr, Frisch\u2019s Vienna trepanniag experiments to the operator\u2019s slowness, He thinks these statistics are ample proof of the success of his method, BERLIN GOSSIP, Studemis Up lin Arms\u2014 Prince Bir- marck\u2019s Movemenis\u2014A Centenarian \u2014Mvsterious Disappearance\u2014Minor Matters.BERLIN, November 4.\u2014One thousand students of the Halle University, to-day, held a meeting to express sympathy with German-speaking students in Austria- Hungary.A number of professors attended the meeting, All the speakers were students, They denounced the organized efforts to crush the German element, especially in Bohemia, It was agreed to organize a movement in the German universities to oppose the persecution of German students at Prague and otber cities, and à committee was appointed to prepare a memorial to the (Government to authorize Germans studying at Austrian universities to pursue courses of study that will qualify them for a degree in Germany.Other universities are ready to support the movement, Prince Bismarck will not return to Berlin until the middle of December.His wife is ailing, The oldest citizen in Germany, Marcus Jordan, a resident of Bielefeld, celebrated on Tuesday the 107th anniversary of his birth, His health is good and his mind clear, Advices have been received from Constantinople that Professor Welrin, of the Pharmaceuticai Academy there, who was recently appointed by the Sultan, has disappeared, The police bave made a thorough search, but have found no trace of him, Itis known that he drew a large sum of money on the day he disappeared, It is supposed that he was murdered.BERLIN, Nov, 4, \u2014 Under-Secretary Jacobi has been appointed Secretary of State for the Imperial Treasury, Completed statistics show that the year\u2019s increase in the value of German exports to America is $17,000,000, including $4,000,000 worth of sugar, Compared with the exports in 1876 the increase amounts to $50,000,000.The total exports for the year are placed at 3,000,000,000 marks, of which 10 per cent, went to America, The Frankfort Zeitung announces that Prince Bismarck, despite the objections of the Berlin City Couucil, intends to promise Germany\u2019s support to the Paris Exposition regarding it as a guarantee of peace.: STARTLING DISCOVERY.A Prominent Citizen of Lausanne Guilty of Villianous Crimes, LonDoN, November 4\u2014The town of Lausanne, in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland, is in a great state of excitement over the discovery of the villainous character of one of its hitherto prominent and respected citizens: For several months past serious fires have frequently occurred in Yverdun and other places in the vicinity of Lausanne, on which occasions, M, Schaffter, a high and popular officer of the Lausanne fire brigade, in- | variably rushed to the scene with wonder- fre in advance of his fellow members, Last night watchers discovered M.Schaff- ter in the act of placing combustibles, eat- urated with petroleum, beneath the staircase of his own house.He was arrested and protested his innocence ; but.shortly after being placed in a cell attempted to commit suicide., Schafter\u2019s residance, from cellar to garret, was found to be a.perfect arsenal and well-stored depository of stolen goods.Weapons of all kinds were found in profusion, together with ammunition in large quantities, while combustibles of all kinds, false keys and stolen property from the burning houses were everywhere to be seen.Schaffter is now strongly suspected of having murdered his closest friend, M, Mathode, whose mutilated corpse was found a few years ago near Yverdum, minus a wallet containing 1000 francs, Price ef Tin Reduced, LoNDoN, Nov.4,-There has been a fallin the price of tin of £2 per ton.The quotation to-day for common is £93, for superior £96 and for refined .£98, Cable Gleanings, M.Milland succeeds M.Baihaut as French Minister of Public Works, It is rumored that Osman Digna, with à large force, is marching to relieve Tokar.The Shropshire Handicap.LoNnoN, Nov, 4.-The great Shropshire handicap was run to-day at Shrews.bury, and was won by Sanctuary by a neck; Lord Campbell\u2019s bay colt Argo 2nd; Lady Ciker\u2019s bay filly, the Dream, 3rd, Gen.Owen Williams\u2019 brown horse Cohort also started.Fasting to Oatdo a Rival.LoNnoN, November 4,\u2014Although the committee of medical gentlemen who have supervision of the trial of the Italian have examined him regularly and have certified that there is no present danger of his collapse, he fails to show the amount of strength which was displayed by Sucei at the same period of his fast.Yesterday he.was very gloomy and seemed utterly disheartened so far as his appearance was concernod.His nights are troubled by dreams which disturb his rest and prevent him obtaining as much repose as his health requires.These do not keep him awake, however, but on the contrary he lies in an almost unbroken sleep, or rather unconsciousness, the disturbances of his dreams resulting in a condition nearly approaching deliriums He holds that the symptoms are of little eccount and says himself that he \u201calways manifests them during the first few day.of abstinence, At present he has been fasting eight days and has lost six and a half pounds of flesh.tel UNTED STATES NEWS A NEW POLITICAL PARTY, The Labor Union: to Become a Factor in Presidentiel Polities.NEw Yong, Nov, 4\u2014The Central Labor Union Campaign Committee met to-night and considered the question of forming a permanent political organization, A call will be issued soon to all districts for delegates to a convention which will be held at an early date and at which it is proposed to form a new party that shall take an active partin the canvas, of 1888.presente ECHOES OF THE ELECTION.A Tariff Agitator's Opinion of the Causes of Morrison's Defeai\u2014The New Con- Rress\u20143pesker Carlisle Eleetcd, PrrrsBure, Pa, Nov.4\u2014Judge Jarrett, ex-president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers has returned from the West, where he had been conducting a tariff campaign against Mr.Morrison and other free traders, In an interview Mr.Jarrett stated that he did not go on the mission of his own volition, but was sent as the representative of the American Tinplate Assoclation, of which he is secretary, So far as he could learn, the iron and steel manufacturers of | this section had not contributed a cent towards the defeat of the free traders in the West, Appeals for money were made to friends in Pittsburg, but they were not answered.When asked about the sentiment in regard to_tariff in Illinois, Mr, Jarrett replied : In all the two weeks which I spent there I did not find one in favor of free trade.The tariff feeling is rapidly growing through the west and south, Mr, Jarrett attributed the defeat of Congressmen Frank Hurd, Morrison, and Randolph Tucker to a growing sentiment in favor of tariff in the south and west, SPEAKER CARLISLE ELECTED, LOUISVILLE; Ky., November 4,\u2014The Courier Journal received the following to-night:\u2014 \u2018 \u201c Covrneron, Ky., November 4,\u2014I am elected by from 500 to 600 majority, (Signed) JoBN GQ.CARLISLE.\u201d WasHIRGTON, Nov.4,\u2014The secretary of the National Republican Committee makes the following computation from returns received wp to nine o\u2019clock this evening of the political complexion of the House of Represantatives of the fifti- oth Congress: \u201cThe returns as far as received indicate the election of 154 Republicans, 1569 Democrats, 5 labor and independent, 8 doubtful, one vacancy\u2014325, 1f the Democrats get four of the doubtful they will have 163, or a majority of the House.The secretary of the Democratic Committee says the Democrats will have a working majority in the House, TWO MEN BURNED ALIVE, A Hotel Enveloped in Flames\u2014A Leap to Death.Seoars, Ind, Nov.3.\u2014A terrible calamity befell the town of Loogoolee, eight miles west of here, at three o\u2019clock this morning, in the burning of the Pipher House.The building was a frame structure and is supposed to have caught fire from a defective flue, John G.Gates and Michael Tracy, who had just completed a successful canvass for County Treasurer and Auditor, respectively, retired early after their fatiguing campaign, Gates was roasted to death in the burning building, Tracy jumped from a second story window, falling among a lot of empty dry goods boxes, and was go ter- ne C0 Merlatti to outdo Succi\u2019s feat of fasting | of his recovery, .A man named John Burch, a guest in the hotel, also perished in the flames, all escape being cut off.D.N.Pipher, the proprietor, was severely burned in the face and head, Fennel Dilley, a farmer; a widow and thirteen children; Burch a widow and four children, The sight as the bones ard flash of the victims were recovered from the ruins wassickening cau ing the stoutest hearts to turn away.The affair has cast a dark cloud over the entire community.Gates and Tracy were elected yesterday on the Democratic county ticket and were highly respected by all.= THE U, 8.SENATE, Et Has Probably Gone Democratic\u2014Tihe Result ia Twenty-ÿix Statos, \u2018WASHINGTON, Nov.4.-Of the present 76 senators the Democrats have 34 and the Republicans 42, Oa the 4th of next March the terms of 26 senators expire, To gain control of this important branch of the Government the Democrats needed to hold the seats of their 9 retiring senators and to gain 5 new senators, It appears.however, that they have lost Nevada, from which State Democratic Sen- tor Fair comes, They are safe in all the other cases, In eight States the senators have already been re-elected, and in Virginia the Democrats gained the Legislature last year, and elected Major Daniels to succeed Senator Mahone, This offsetts the Nevada loss, The following statement shows the present senator from the sevaral States, his polities and the complexion of the incoming Legislature ;:\u2014 California.oviviaenans Rep., in doubt .Connecticut Hawley, Rep., Rep Delawa'e.Gray, Dein., Den Florida.Jones, Dem., Dem Indiana.Harrison, Rep , \u2014 Maine.cover ciieveerniennnenns Hale, Rep., Rep Maryland.«German Dem., re-elected Massachusett .\u2026.Dawes, Rep., Rep Michigan.sexo.Conger, Rep., \u2014 Minnesota.McMillan, Rep., in doubt Mississippi.».George, Dem., re-elected Missouri .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Cookrell, Den, re-elected Nebraska.Van Wycke, Rep., Rep Nevada.Fair, Dem., Rep New Hampshire.Pike, Rep., Re New Jersey Sewell, Rep., in doubt Ohio.couiuie «Sherman, Rep., re-elected Peansylvania,.,.Mitchell, Rep., Rep Rhode Island.,.Ald ich, Rep., re-elected Tennessee., \u2018Whitteborne, Dem., re-elecicd TEXAS.Le a+es ccu0ues Maxey, Dem., re-elected Vermont.\u2026,Edmunds, Rsp., re-elected Virginia .,.,,.Mahone, Rep., Daniels, Dem West Virginia.ampden, Dem., Dem Wiscousin.\u2026\u2026.ess Sawyer, Rep., Rep A Revolutionist Captured.City oF Mexico, Nov.4\u2014General Garcia de La Cadena, promoter of the abortive revolutionary movement at Zacatecas, has been captured by government troops.À Monument to Shakespeare, CHrcaGo, Nov, 4.-Among the public bequests in the will of Samuel Johnson, which was probated to-day, is one of $10,- 000 for the erection of a bronze statue of Shakespeare in Lincoln Park, Killed by an Explosion.NEw ORLEANS, Nov.4\u2014A locomotive boiler exploded this morning on the Texas Pacific Railroad, near Davis station, killing the engineer and brakeman and severely wounding the conductor, Peace Comlpetely Restored.8aN Domingo, Nov, 4th, \u2014It is officially announced that the revolution is at end and that peace has been completely restored in the northwest region, The principal leaders in the revolt have sought refuge in Hayti, Miudame Gerster Not Insane, NEW York, Nov.4\u2014Dr, A.G.Ger- ter denies that his sister Mme, Gerste has become insane, He says the repert is a malicious hoax, The lady bas been ill, but issteadily improving.There is no Tesson to suppose that her voice has been affected in any way.The Beef Men\u2019s Strike, CHI0AGO, Nov, 4,\u2014The beef men at Swift's and Morris\u2019 arestill out, and their chances for returning are lessening.Both concerns are shipping cattle east to be slaughtered.Swift commenced operating to-day, with new men, who are coming from all quarters.A Bynamite Cruiser.PHILADHLPHIA, Nov, 4\u2014Wm.Cramp & Sons have made arrangements to construct for the Government a dynamite gun cruiser which will be capable of making twenty knots an hour, and of firing a 200-pound dynamite shell every two minutes.The vesse is to cost not more than $350,000.Cramp & Sons have agreed to finish the contract in six months, A Boodle Alderman Insane, New York, Nov.4\u2014The case of ex- Alderman McCabe, one of the members of the Board of 1884, indicted for bribery in connection with the Broadway railroad franchise, and whose trial was postponed until the question of his sanity could be determined, came up this morning before Judge Cowing and a jury in the Court of General Sessions.The jury after hearing the evidence adjudged McCabe insane without leaving their seats and McCabe was remanded to Ludlow street jail pending a decision as to whether he should be cared for at home, A Wide Range.A wide range of painful affections may be met with Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil, James M.Lawson, of Woodsville, Ort., speaks of it in high terms for rheumatism, lame back, Eprains, and many paiufal complaints too numerous to mention.lt is used internally or externally.Horroway\u2019s OINTMENT AND Prius.\u2014 During every break of wintry weather exertions should be made by the afflicted to recover health before unremitting cold and trying storms \u2018set in.Throat ailments, coughs, wheezings, asthmatical affections, shortness of breath, morning nausea, and accumulations of phlegm can readily be removed by rubbing this fine derivative Ointment twice a day upon the chest and neck, Holloway\u2019s treatment is strongly recommended with the view of giving immediate ease, preventing prospective danger, end effecting permanent relief.These all-important ends his Ointment and Pills can accom lish, and will surely prevent insidious diseases from fastening on the constitution to display themselves afterwards in those disastrous forms that will probably embitter life till death itself is almost prayed for.Derangement of the liver, with constipation, injure the complexion, induce pimples, eallow skin, etc.Remove the cause by using Carter\u2019 Little Liver Pills, | One a dose.set | = ; SINGLE COPIESTHREE CENTRE vu.LEXVIII- 2\u20ac6 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1886.{SUBSCRIPTION 86.00 À YRAR.: ; : .> ; ARATIONS.seu Apuçeviisements, : Larkin, of St.Catharines, Ont., who has ! ful alacrity, in most cases reaching the ribly injured that no hopes are entertained FALSE DECL About a month ago we produced a Customs declaration which our tea importers ware required to s'ga before they could geb delivery of their goals comingjin via New York or San Francisco.This declaration J.A, Padget and a domestic named Mary } made them declare that * neither the Glenn were severely burned, Gates leaves) whole nor any portion\u201d of their importations of tea \u201c\u2019 were ever offered for sale in the United States, nor vere they ever intended to be,\u201d ant although objections have been made thereto, and pointed out to the Customs authorities, the latter retorted that the order was absolute and must be complied with before the tea could be delivered, in spize of the fact that the Government officials are well aware that most of the tea imported into Canada via the United States is first offered on the American market; and why not, as long as there is no duty up it?Our article on this subject beaded \u2018* An Abominable Customs Daclaration,\u201d created quita a sensation at the tine amongst merchants in other lines of business, who had no occasion to make such a declaration, andi had we not givea \"he exact copy of the: document which the Customs required our Importers to swear to, many would have doubted the correctness of our assertions, We had it from the lipa of one of our pro- mime t tea merchants that the Government officials compelled him to make a false declaration, the for ner well kaowing it to be so.Startling as this may read, it 18 no more astounding than true.We wish to ask how long this forced perjary is to be insisted on ?\u2014[ Trade Bulletin.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 DR.JOSEPH \u20ac00K\u20195s LECTURE.Dr.Joseph Cook delivered his lecture \u2018 Does Death Erd All?\u201d in the Queen\u2019s Hall, last night to a fairly large audience, Siz William Dawson presided, and there werethe on platform the Revs.Prof.Mac Viear, Prof.Shaw, Rev.Jordan, Fleck Henderson, Philp, @, H.Wells, E.M.Hill, Profs.Fenwick.Lafleur, and Mr.R, H.Holland President of the Young Mevn\u2019s Christian Association, : The learned lecturer proceeded to an.8wer the momentous question, * Does Death End All in a long and elaborate discourse, He proved that death does not eud all, not by Scripture but by science, Dr.Cook meets the sceptic on his own \u2018ground.He maintains his position by processes which the unbeliever regards ag legitimate and refers him to authorities wbiob he considers binding.The lecturer\u2019s illustrations are particularly happy, and give interest to aid to throw light upon what many consider a heavy and a difficult subject.There is much Food for thought in Dr, Cook\u2019 lecture.It ia something new to see the immortality of the sou! proved scientifically, independent of theology.There are many who have not heard'Dr.Cook who despair proving that great and comforting doctrine by argument \u2014who consider a matter to be believed and not argued upon\u2014to belong to the domain of faith rather than that of reason.The lecture was heard with elose attention.When it was concluded the Rev, Principal MacVicar moved a vote of thanks to the lecturer which was carried by acclamation, The lecture.for to-night is on \u2018\u201c Ergland and America as competitors and allies.\u201d : \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THR MOCK PARLIAMENT.The Speech frem the Chrone Read and Discussed.The Mcck Parliament held a meeting last evening at the Alexandra Hall on Ste Catherine street.There was a good attendance of new members.Mr.Edgar Judge, the president, being absent, the chair was taken by the speaker, Mr.Cook, who read the Speech from the Throne, It contained the usual health and prosperity paragraph.The measures to be brought down are one on manhood suf frage, a redistribution bill, a customs bill, a civil s-rvice bill, and a bill to abolish the duty on breadstuffs.The attention of the House was directed to the subjects of extradition and reciprocity witix the United Stases.The address in reply was moved by Mr.J.H.Mackie, who in an able specoh explained the policy of the Government.It was seconded by Mr.Jackson.Mr.Bedard, the leader of the Opposition, rose in reply to Mr.Mackie, and in what was perhaps the best speech of the evening opposed the Speech from the Throne, He was followed by Mr.Major, ihe Premier.Other speeches were made by Messrs.Mosher aud Tetu for the Opposition, and Mr, Dandurand for the Government, The House adj-urned at 10.30, The debate was adjourned to next Thursday evening, when the House will divide on the question.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e A TOO WATCHFUL WATCHMAN.Yesterday morning a member of the Harbor police ruched into No.2 Fir Station, St.Gabriel street, in a great state of excitement, * Fire!\u2019 Bhouted the officers.* Where,\u201d inquired the startled Salvage men, \u2018\u201c\u201c St.Jean Baptiste street \u201d auswered he of the water police, and away went the salvage men to look for the blaze.To the reel men the officer said the fire was on St, Vincent street and thither went the reel.At the corner of St.Gabriel and St.Paul streets the reel and salvage waggon met without the men of either seeing any signs of a fire.The watohful bobby also stood at the corner, and to the eager enquiries of the chief of the Salvage Corps as to where the conflagration was, the officer pointed to a chimney on 8t.Gabriel street from which a few sparks were issuing, at the same time remarking, \u201cTheres the fire.\u201d Tye à good mind to report you to your chief,\u201d said Capt.John, annoyed at dirtying the apparatus for a useless run, The bobby retorted in language not strictly parliamentary, and then made tracks for his beat, probably fesring the wrath of the incensed firemen, who returned to their station, no doubt, with the mental resolve for the future to require better evidence of a fire being in progress than the word of a.water policeman, etl $1,000 Reward.for your labour, and more, can be earned in a short time if you at once write to Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine, for ine formation about work which you can do and live at home, whatever your locality, at a profit of from $5 to $25 and upwards daily.Some have made over $50 in a day.All is new.Hallett & Co.will startyou.Capital not required.All ages, Both sexes.All particulars free.Those.who are wise will write at once and learn.for themselves, Snug little fortunes await every worker. Pr s THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL @AZETIE, FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 5 TT [to have no speculative interest TRADE AND COMMERCE, in thess mentioned properties, but to be holders of Michigan Central BANK DIVINLEADS\u2014SEMI-ANNUAM Books Rooks P.C.Payable, 088.-open Montreal .5 1 Dec.16 Nov.1 Dec Merchants.3} 1 Dec.18 Nov.1 Dec.ntario.3 1lD-e.18 Nov.1 Dec.Ville\u2019 Marie.3% 1 Dec.22 Nov.1 Dec.FINANCIAL.Tar HERALD OFFICE, Thursday Evening, Nov.4, 1886.The Hontres!i 5tock Market.The stock market to-day was somewhat irregular, and, although fairly active, closed somewhat easier for some gécurities.Bank of Montreal was a shade higher than at yesterday's closing prices, while Commerce, Montreal Street Railway, Gas, Canadian Pacific, and Richelieu were from } to 2} per cent, lower, Ontario advanced about 24 per cent.The total number of shares sold at morning end afternoon boards was nearly 4,400.The following ara the closing quotations of the stock market as especially reported for Tax HrrALD by D.Lorn MacDougall & Co., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street: od = *essus £= The Steamers of the &bove Line will sail as follows :\u2014 8.8.GRASBROOK, on or about 3rd Nov.from Antwerp for Montreal, 8.8.BAUMWALL, on or about 8th Nov.from Montreal for Antwerp.8.8.GRASBROOK, on or about 22nd Nov from Montreal for Hamburg.After close of navigation here regular ser Will be maintained between Hambur ,» Ant werp and Halifax g Through Bills of Lading ranted In Ham burg and Antwerp to points East snd West, For rates of frelght and other particuiars &pply to AUGUST BOLTEN, Hamburg; GRISAR & MARSILY, Antwerp Agents Hansa Steamship Co.STEINMANN & LUDWIG, Antwe , Agents White Cross ©, Orto MUNDERLOH & CO., Montreal, General Agents in Canada.October 28 1886.%0 pes = Fa GUION LINE.UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS LATLING WEEKLY BETWEEN Now York sad Livsrpeal, calling af Queesstows PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM NEW YORE, Arizona.,.Tuesday, Oct.19, 8.39 a.m.Nevada.Tuesday, Oct.26, 4.60 p.m, Wisconsin .,.Tuesday, Nov.2, 9.00 am Alaska.Tuesday, Nov.8, 3.00 p.m, Wyoming .Tuesday, Nov.16, 7.30 a.m.Arizona.Tuesday, Nov.23, 3.00 p.m.Nevada.Tuesday, Nov.80, 7.30 a.m.Wisconsin Tuesday, Dec.7, 2.00 p.m.Alaska.Tuesday, Dec.14, 6.30 a.m.\u2018Wyoming.Tuesday, Dec.21, 1.30 pm Arizona.\u2026.luesday, Dec.28, 6.30 a.m, These steamers are built ofIron in watertight Sompartments, and are furnished with everyr site to make the passage acrons the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having Bathroom, Smoking-room, Drawing-reom, Pianu and Library, also, experienced Surgeon, Btewardegs and Caterer on each steamer, The State-rooms are all poper deck, thus ins suring those greatest of luxuries St Kos perfect ventilation and light, CABIN PASSAGE.$50, $60, $806 and $100, according to location, &c, INTERMEDIATE, This ie & claus that affords peepls of noders &ie means a respectable way of trawelling, , Bedding, ash-basing, &o., er with good food, separate Dining-reem from either Oabin er Bterrage being provided, Page rage, $30 single; $60 round trip, Sécexrage nt Very Low Rates; Apply to A.M.UNDERHILL & 00.29 Broadway, New York, 4.Y, GILMOUR & TOY 354 Nt, Paul Street, Monireal, Qctakber 16 168 ELT ci Ÿ CUNARD LINE, LANE ROUTE.The Cunard Steamshi between NEW YO calling at COORK FROM PIRE 40 H, R, NEW YORK.FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.Etruria .flat., Nov; 6] Aurania .Sat., Nov.27 Servia.Sat ,Noy 18 Etruria.Sat., Dec.4 Umbria.8at., Nov.20 Servia.Sat., Dee.11 RATES OF PASSAGE.Cabin, $60, $30 and $100, according to accommodation.Interm iate passage, $35.Steerage at very low rates.Stee-age tickets to and from Liverpool and Queenstown and all ocher parte of Europe at lowest rates.Through tills 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 & 00., Agents.Orto THOMAS oy LLSON, Agent, 7 St.Sacrament street, Montreal.Company (Limited and LIVERPOOL, HARBOUR, October 6 Calling at Cork Hurboor, Ireland.OAERYING BRITISH AND AMER: CAN MAILS, PROVIDED WITH EVERY MOPER IMPROVEMENT, NOTIOE.\u2014The steamers of this Line take ified routes, according to the seasons ot the year, which include the Lane Routes, recommended by Lieutenant Maury.Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave as follows :\u2014 La FROM NEW YORK.#Oelti6.,.-Thursday, Oct.21, 11,00 am Britannic Thursday, Oct.28, 6.00 a.m * Adriatic.«Thursday, Nov.4, 11.00 a.m «+ Thursday, Nov.11, 3.00 p.m Republic +++.Thursday, Nov.18, 10.00 a.m ri -Thu:sday, Nov.25, 8.08 p.m #Adriatic.Thursday, Dec.2, 9.30 8.m Germanic .Thursdey, Dec.9, 2.0 p.m #Celtic .\u2026.Lhursday, Dec.16, 8.80a.m Britannic ,,.Thursday, Dec.28, 230 p.m * Adriatic.Thursday, Dec.:0, 8.00 a.m * The steamers \u2018\u2018Adriatie\u201d and \"\u2018 Celtic\u201d have very superior intermediate accommoda= tion.Rate, $30.00; Excursion, $60.00.CABIN RATES.New York to Liverpool and Queenstown $50, $60, $80 and $100.orn Tickets, $100, $110, $140 and 1850.n $7 additional, and lowes potes -t0 Pants nd fe Continent.Chilo between one and twelve years, half-price; Infants, tree.THREE SYEAMERS DO MOF CARRY BHENP OF FICE: STEERAGE RATEZ From Montreal to Liverpool, Londonderry Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, London, Brig tol, Qardiff, Belmullet, or Ww, includ ing Railway Fare to New York, at lowost zates or8 booked, via Liverpool, to al parta Europe at moderaie rates.For further information and passage seply R.J.CORTIS, Agent, 37 Broadway, New k.Yor B,J, COGELIN, SOLE AGENT, 418 8%.Paul Rireet, Montreal, October 21 108 LOST, On the 13th instant, 8 Gold Albert BEAVER LINE.SEUNG AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.THE CANABA SHIPPING 20,8 LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN MONTREAL and LIVERFCOL Ooraprising the fchiowing F'rot-class, Clyde built, TFull-powersd Iron &Rteamships : Tons, LAKE SUPERIOR.+.000.02 .5,200 LAKE HURON.\u2026.00++.0061 4,100 LAKE WINNIPEG 0.3,800 LAKE NEPIGON .\u2026.0111.2,807 LAKE CHAMP swoorw101 2,800 Will sail as follows :\u2014 FROM LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstown to embark passengers for Quebec and Montreal.connec ing at the latter port by direct Rail for all points in Canada and the United States, and to which Through Tickets are issued.Lake Winnipeg .Tuesday, Oct, 5 Lake Nepigon.Tuesday, Oct, 12 Lake Huron .\u2026.Tuesday, Oct.19 FROM MONTREAL, Thanemeore.,.+.Thureday, Oct.7 Lake Superior.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Thursday, Oct.14 Lake Winnipeg.\u2026\u2026\u2026.Thursday, Oct.Lake Nepigen .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.-Thursday, Oct.Lake Huron.,.Thursday, Nov.% cons Slosmners are puits mn atari nt \"apartûients and of speciai strength for the North Atlantio.trade.st In the Vassenger departments the\" 1081 par- fest provision hag béen mada to ensure the sorafort sand convenience of all, Inthe Oabin the Staterooms are large and alry.The Steer.xe is fitted with the most approved Patent anvas Berthe, and is fmlly ventilated and heated by steam.A Ax experienced Surgeon is carried by sach 3teamer, also Stewardesses to aitend to the wants cf females and children.: RATES CF PASSAGE: Oapin\u2014Montreal to Liverpoel, $50; return, $90, Re eoron at lowest rates.\u2019 \u2019 For Freight or other particulars, apply: in Belfast, to A.A.WATT, 8 Custom Guse ware ; in Queenstown, to N.G.SHymouxz Fate Bt1 In Onoboc ton Hess il » } in Quebec » H.SEWELL, Peter street, or to \u2019 \u2019 HB.MURRAY, ; General Manager, \u201ci Oustom Housse Square, Montreal.July 19 71 ROYAL HAIL STEAMER TOR QUIZENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL Jarrying the United Btates Mail PROPOSED SAILING.C.of Richmond.Saturday, Nov.6, 1.80 City of Chester, Saturday, Nov.18, 4,00 Pa City of Berlin.Saturday, Nov.20, 12.30 p.m, City of Chicago.Saturday, Nov.27, 7.09 a.m, *Baltic.,.,.8atarday, Dec.4.11.3) a.m, ©.of Richmond.Saturday, Dec.11, 3.00 p.m.City of Chester.Saturday.Dec.18, 11.00 a.m, City of Berlin.,.8aturday, Dec.25, 5,00 a.m, * Baltic dees not carry Intermediate Passengers.From Inman Pier,foot ef Grand Street, Jersey City.: Steerage at very low rates, Iniermediats passage, $20, Round Trip, $60, RATES OF PASSAGES, $00, $30 & Sin according to accommodation, all havi.equal kaloon privileges, Children between and 12 years of age, half-faro.Rervants, $50, Special Round Trip Tickets at reduced rates.Tickets to London, $7; and to Paris $15, and 329 addional, according to route selected Esaloon, Staterooms, Smoking and Bath- Yooms sraidshp!s, These steamers do not carry Oattle, Sheep or Pigs, \u201cFor freight ox passage apply te PETER WRIGHT & SONS,General Agents, No.1 Broadway, New York; or CO.0, MOFALL, 143 SF.James Street, or 4.¥.CILMOUR & CO., 854 St, Panl Street, Montreal.Nov.1 ey =n i ND WEST DIE Sailing from Plex 47 Next: River, New York.Boyal Mail for Bermuda t= : g 58 TRINIDAD, Thursday, Nov.4th, at p.m.For St.Croix, Antigua, Dominica, Martine ique, St.Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad :\u2014 88, ORINOCO, Wednesday, Nov.16th.For [reight, passage and insurance, apply to A, BE.OUTERBR:IDGRE &00, ents, 51 Brosdwsay, New York.APTETR AFTRY Secretary, Quebec.A.B, CHAFFEE, Jx., Ticket Agent, 202 St.James street, Montreal.October 6 2 NORTH ATLANTIC Steamship Compan, (LIMITED.) BETWEEN Miramichi, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Islana, and Great Britain, 2he A1 8.8.CLIFTON, 2665 TONS, OAFT.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, CATTIEF, and other products from the North Shore of New Brunswick, Nova Bcotia and Prince Edward Island.Good accommodation for a limited number of Passengers.For Freight, Passage and other partieulars, apply R.A.& J.STEWART, Chatham, Miramichi ; FENTON T.NEWBERRY Charlottetown, P.E.1., STEWART BROS.or 8 Fep Court, Fenchurch st, London, E.C.April 28 em 55 [rer \u201cUse Imperial Extract Co/s Flavoring Extracts, Best in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO, 48 Colborne Street, Toronto Nov.2 ; 82 we se If you want a-General Servant\u2019s place advertise Chain, open fancy pattern, hollow link, Reward at Herald fice.! tran The Herald, free.es 0 ALLAN LINF, Es ln 2 Under contract with the Governments of Canada and Newfoundland for the conveyance of the CANADIAN and UNITED STATES LSe 1880-Summer Arrangements-1886 This Company\u2019s Lines are composed of the following Double-englned, Clyde-built IRON STEAMSHIPS.They are built in water-tight compartments, are unsurpassed for stren D, speed and comfort, are fitted up with all the modern improvements that, practiced exparis ence can suggest, and have made the fastest tire on record :\u2014 Vessels.Tonnage.Commanders.N smidian .2200 Bandits.arisian.5400 Capt.James Wylie Sardinian ., 4000 Lt.W.H.Smith, RN.Bs Polynesian .4100 Capt.Joseph Ritchie Sarmatian .3600 Capt.Hngh Wylie Circassian ., 4000 Capt, W.Richardson.\u2019 Feruvian tx\u201d 2200 Capt.\u2014_\u2014 ova Scotian.,,.apt.R.H.Hughes Caspian.,.3200 Lt, R.Barrett, HAR, Carthaginian 4605 Capt A.MacNieo) Siberian.,.4600 Capt.R.P.Moore Norwegian.3531 @apt.J.G.Stephen Hibernian, .+.3440 Capt.John Brown Austrian .,.2700 Capt, J.Ambur.Nestorian .,,.2700 Capt.W.Dalziel Prussian .,.,.3060 Oapt.Alex.McDougal Scandinavian .,,3080 Oapt.John Park Buenos Ayrean, .3800 Capt.J.Scott Corean.++\u2026.4000 Capt.CQ.J.Menzies Greoclan., + 8600 Capt.C.E.LeGall; Manitoban verse, 3150 Gant.R.Carruihers\u201d +++».2800 Capt, Pheenician .,.eR 2800 Capt.D, MeKillop Waldensian 2609 Capt.D.J.James Lucerne .,,.,.2200 Capt.W.Newfoundland.1500 Capt.& My ain Acadian.,,.1850 Capt.F.McGrath mont cer The Shortest Sea Route Between America and Europe, being only Five Days betw.en +.Land and Land.i , The Steamers of the Liverpool, Londonderry and Montreal Mail Service, Salling from Liverpooi on and from Quebec on THURSDAYS calling à! Lough Foyle to receive on board and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland, are intended to be despatched ' FROM QUEBEC.Parisian .uesssessonsesssuse Sardinian .> ot 3 ynesian Eh Parisian.mas NOT 12 Thursday, Nov, 18 shongre steamers carry neither cattle nor Rates of Passage from Quebec.OnbiB.0+-0>.00000001«.$60 $70 2nd $80, sersacseuveuses (Aceording to ace Y .Intermedia oo tin ation) BLOTARO.1 reririnerarnrerernonvirnonrs The Steamers of the Eiverpoeol, Londonderry, Quebec and Montresl Extra Service, sailing from Live 1 and Quebecor Fri and calling at ry to Quebec on rs ssengers from Ireland ntended to be despatched FROM QUEBEC SArmatian.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026seusssn us - Circassian .eden, No, 5 These steamers carry neither cattle nor sheep .Rates of Passage from Quebec, Cabia .sssasosnsesess serene 60 and According to accommo eee 10 Intermediate.$80 | Steerage.320 and Scotland, are resets ecuuses The Steamers of the Glasgow, Quebec and Montreal Service are intended to sail from Mo our niended to = nireal for Glas Scandinavian ++.About Oct.12 orean About Oct.19 Siberian -About Oct.286 Ahout Nov.2 About Nov.9 About Nov.18 The Steamers of the London, Quebee and Montrez: Line are intended to be despatched 0 for London, as follows rn from Montrea Pheenician.,.,.About Oct.21 Nestorian ., .Grecian.,,.About Nov: 4 About Nov.18 The Steamers of the Liverpool, Queenstown, St.Johns, Halifax and Baltimore Mail Service are intended to be despatehed as foll0wWs ça FROM HALIPAX.Monday, Oct.11 Monday, Oct.% Monday, Nov.8 Monday, Nov.23 RATES OF PASSAGE BETWEEN HALIFAX AND 8T.JOHNS: Oabin.$20.00 } Intermediate.,.$15.00 erage.$6.00 The Steamers of the Glasgow, Londenderry, Gal- way and Besten Service are Intended to be despatched as foll Boston for Glasgow direct Se OWS, from FROM BOSTON.Bibernian .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026eecsss.B olan .About Oct, 11 Manitoban .ve .Hibernian .About Nov.\u2014\u2014 THROUGH BILLS OFLADING Persons desirous of bringing their friends from Britain can obtain Passage Certificates at Lowest Rates.An experienced surgeon carried on each vessel.Berth not secured until paid fer.Through Bills of Lading granted at Liver all points in Canad and the Westar States, via Halifax, Boston, Baltimore, Ge o bec and Montreal, and from all Rail tions in ; Carada and the United States to verpool an ow, via Bal - ton, puebee and Monroe.in fare, Boa Or Freighau, 8e Or OLherlnfermation apply to JOHN ie OURRIE,21 Quai d\u2019Orlsu::» SVre; ALEXANDER HUNTER, 4 Rus Glock.Paris; AUG SONMITZ & 70, Or RIOXABD BEERS, Antwerp; RUYs & Co., Rotterdgr; deaur ; No.8, Bremen; CHARLES Foy, Belfast; JAMES SCOTT & Co., Queenstown ; ALLAN Bres.& C0, 103\u201d Leadenhall street, London; JAMES & ALEX, ALLAN, 70 Great Olyde street, Glasgow: ALIAN BROTHE* James street, Liverpeel ; ALLANS, RAB & ! 0, mebeoi ALLAN & C » lé La Salle street, 0 1- cago ; H.BOURLIER, Toronto: THOS.Cook & Eoin 104, 6 Jantes ashes, sass.ames Street, cpro.in Bt.Len Tense Hall, \"OPP H.& A.ALLA, BEE Bn on ree on i October 7, 1888 es 3 Excellent Storage.Apply at oo .ASHF8 INSPHCTIQN\" OFFICE, og BROKERS\u2019 ADVICE NOTES.| BROKRES' BUYING AND SELIG \u201cGUMTRAC) BLANER MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING OFFIC) = + -\u2014\u2014\u2014mi- men 200 5 mn a D 0 way Sta- > THURSDAYS 001 and Glasgow, and at Continental Ports, \u2018 0.Hueo, Hamburg ; JAMES Moss & Co,, Bore \u201c FiscRER & Brume, Bohussélkuif er > = more 4 RE TT M3 \u2014_mg5e\"\"wW TREAL HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 5 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2019 TERMS OF SUBSCRIP LUN.) Montreal Daily Herald, per anaum,-$6 00 do do half year, - - 3 00 do do three months, 1 50 Montreal Daily Hera d, single copies; 3 cts Montreal Weekly Herald, per annum, $1 00 do do half years - - 50c do do th ee months, 25¢ Spocial Rates for Clubs on application NOL IC sa All correspondence for THE HERALD except pusinessletters) should be addressed to the Editor, M=.JOHN LIVINGSTON.Business correspondence is to beaddressed to THE HEZRALD COMPANY, dimited); offices i: Vic- toris Block, corner of Victoria Square and St JamesStreet West, Moutreal; Ho: .PETER HIFOHELL, President; MR.ÂLBEB MURRAY Ssocetary-Treasurer.Toe Biouiveal eval.FRIDAY MORNING NOV.5.THE INTBIGUERS BAFFLED.Advices from Quebec inform us that the intrigues of the Government achemers have all failed, The loyal Liberal lead ing men Will not accept the coveted Premiership, and the Conservative jadges will not be allowed to do so, even if they are willing to undertake to perform the onerous and delicate duties of First Minister.Lieut.-Governor Masson, our informant tells us, will not listen to those who would have him follow an \u2018Arregular and an unconstitutional course, His sole object is to do his duty fmpartially as becomes the constitutional ruler of a free people, He evidently has no sympathy with those who are plotting to render nugatory the verdict of the people at the polls, When Dr.Ross re- wigns, which will be to-morrow, the Lieu- tenant-Governor Las signified his intention of calling upon the recognized Leader of the Opposition, and no one else, to forma new Government, Our readers, therefore, may expeet to hear in the early part of next week that the Hon.Mr, Mercier bas been summoned by the Lieutenant- Governor to choose an administration and that be has addressed him- golf to the task.The energy, ability and tact with which he has conducted the campaign give all who are capable of forming an opinion the best reasons for believing that he will be successful, and that before many days elapse a strong Government will be formed with the Hon.Honore Mercier at its head, The news we give our readers is not founded on mere street rumors, Our authority is a good one, and we place the utmost reliance On the information he sends us.ee AN OPEN CONFESSION, It has been a practice of the friends of the Dominion Government to allege that the accounts of failure of the Government cruisers to satisfactorily protect the fishing grounds have originated with the Opposition journals, They were confronted with the statements of their own officers and with editorials and corre- pondence from Government journals in the maritime provinces, all showing that the most serious of the statements bearing upon the non-efficiency of protection were not the outcoms of political feeling.Nevertheless the Governments friends kept on asserting that the protection provided by the Government was everything that could be desired, that nothing more was called for, and that any statements to the contrary were the result of partisan venom ! Tax HERALD, in dealing with the ineffective efforts of the Government to protect these valuable fisheries, has been careful to quote only such testimony as could not be successfully impeached from the Government side, and to-day we offer another instalment of the same kind of evidence, We do not ask the public to accept what eny Opposition journal may say on the subject ; we ask them only to consider the statement of the head of the Government Cruising Service, Captain Scots himself.The statement telegraphed from Halifax to the Star \u2018h few evenings ago is apparently a message direct from the captain to the people of Canada, to illustrate in & marked manner the extent of the ability that is fashioning the fishery protection policy of the country.Says the Star correspondent :\u2014 HALIFAX, \u2018N.8., November 2.\u2014Osptain Scott, ruler of the * Oanadian Navee,\u201d is ono of the most disgusted men in the whole Dominion.He has just returned from patrolling the coast, and tells his friends that he has had the life of a dog.After the American fishermen loft the North Bay they came over on the Cape Breton coast, where mackerel were very plenty.Large hauls were secured, mostly off shore, some selners getting 2.0 and 800 barrels, which, seliing for $16 to $20 a barrel, proved to be a bonanza.Then very rough Weather set in, it was impossible to fish, \u2018the Americans held On às long as they could,then ran out of provisions, and got supplies of tue necessaries of life to enuble them to go home.Captain Scott imagined they went home, and accordingly withdrew his cruisers and ordered them out of commission.As soon as the wily Yankees heard of this, instead of going home, many of them hung around out of the way coves, and are now one by onc sneaking back to the Cape Breton coasts, where the fish have struck in shore in large quantities, and the cruisers having gone out of commission, they are having a picnic all to themselves.Capt.8oott said to a reporter that he never in all his life saw such rasoally thieves as these Yankee fishermen are.To watch them and be equal to all their little dodges and tricks, gives the fishery protection officers the lives of dogs.The fleet of cruisers this season has been altogether inadequate to rigorously prutect 1,000 miles of coast, with every nook and corner of which the New England fishermen, two-thirds of them Canadians, are familiar.The whole British navy could not keep them away.AS fast as they are drivenout ofone harbor they run into another.Driven out of that, they st.nd off, end you imagine that thoy have gone home ; but find that they double on you every time and that nignt or next day you'll find them again poaching on the coast.Since the withdrawal of the cruisers renewed complaints are belng made by Canadian fishermen of Yankees stealing our fish.But Captain Scott fs taking steps to put a stop to that little game, by an arrangement which will greatly surprise the poachers.He says that people axe very lgnorant about the question of flsh- ingin shore.They do not understand distances, which upon water, are so deceptive, nor do they recollect that the head land question is not belng enforced at the present time.I has not hoon abandoned, but 1s simply held : In abeèy , en vigorous! Woe botide the Yankees, oo SY enforced, The telegram does not explain the in store for \u201cthe Yankees,\u201d aud up to the writing of that message the only surprised parties were those who ordered the cruisers out of commission, leaving the fisheries wholly unprotected aud a prey fo New England fishermen, We can well understand that the Yankee thieves\u201d were agreeably surprised to find everything so favorable for their schemes, and when they have an opportunity of meeting they may be expected to passa vote of thanks to the soft-headed Canadian authorities who instructed Captain Scott to lay his cruisers up just in the nick of time, Now, however, that the facts are known to the world, the people of Canada will share Captain Scott's surprise.They will also be exceedingly ¢ disgusted,\u2019 not so much with the acts of the foreign fishermen, however, as with the stupidity of the Government that has been hoodwinked, The New Englanders are having \u201ca picnic,\u201d the telegram says, but as a matter of fact they had many a pieuic during the season of 1886.At but few points was there anything approaching to proper protection.The cruisers were too few; they could not possibly have protected the extensive range of coast allotted to each of them, and as a matter of fact they did not even attempt impossibilities The result was that not a United States vessel of the hundreds engaged in inshore fishing\u2014one only ex- copted\u2014was arrested for violation of the law, and on that one the cruiser came by accident, Captain Scott tells us he \u201cimagined the Yankees went home,\u201d whareas they remained and fished after the cruisers had all been withdrawn for the season, That is certainly very like the thing which fishermen do.It may be unfair to Capt.Scott; it may seem hard that what the worthy Captain \u201cimagined\u201d did not come to pass; but what is Captain Scott going to do aboutit ?The cruisers should have been on thegrounds as long as the fishermen were.But they were not.Why should they not have been?Why were they sent off before the season had fully ended?Why should the Government of Canada trast to the word of Yankee fishermen that they would go home and behave themselves ¥ It had every means of learning of the movements of the fish as well as of the Yankee vessels; it had fishery officers, customs officers, lighthouse- keepers at all points, besides Captain Scott and all the other commanders of cruising vessels, And yet with all the agents and influences that could possibly be needed, at its command, the Government of Canada has allowed itself to be beaten by the clever Yankee fishermen ! Tell it not in Gloucester! Publish it not in the streets of Boston ! \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 IT WAS THE \"\u201c MAIL,\u201d Archbishop O\u2019Brien, of Halifax, in the course of sume of his remarks spoken at a meeting held to listen to an address by Mr, Justin McCarthy, said :\u2014 His Graoe spoke of the concord in the Dominion of Canada to show that differences of race and religion can exist happily side by side, and reprobated the course of a certain Journal in another province that was seeking toinflame creed against creed.The Halifax Herald and Chronicle differ as to the location of the journal to which the Archbishop referred The Herald [a mouthpiece of the Ottawa Government] says :\u2014 The Chronicle was also In error, as 1t would make his grace refer to & * journal which is seeking to inflame creed against creed,\u201d whereas his grace was introduelng a gentle~ man who was to speak on the Irish cause, and in ao doing referred to that journal, the Toronto Week, whieh is the only leading Journal in Canada which has opposed the Home Rule movement.The Chronicle evidently sought to make a point against the Toronto Mail, and the Recorder follows suit.We havé no desire to vindicate the policy which that journal has adopted, but we do desire to point out that the language employed by His Grace could not have possibly referred to the Toronto Matl, and that the only journal in Canada to which it could have referred is the one under the management of Geldwin Smith.If this is the result of stupidity,then the Halifax Herald is without any exception the most stupid journal in Canada.If it is an attempt at deception\u2014which, on the surface, it appears to be-it is as foolish as it is dishonest.All Canada has not been ringing with the Toronto Week's attempts to \u201cinflame creed against creed.\u201d If the Week has had anything to say in that direction its articles have passed unnoticed ; nobody has spoken of them, The journal which fills the bill, the journal to which the Archbishop referred, was the Toronto Mail, and no othsr paper ; and che very fact that the Government press in Halifax attempts to keep the Mail's career in the background shows that the Mails crusade is proving fatal to the Government party in that quarter.The statement that the Toronto Wee\u2019 is the only leading journal in Canada \u201cwhich has opposed the Home Rule never spoken of as a \u201cleading journal of Canada.\u201d 1n the next place, the Mail has for the last twelve months steadily opposed Home Rule, having engoged a special correspondent in Ireland to do that very thing, All these contortions of the Government press will avail nothing, The Adal is the great organ of the party, and they cannot escape responsibility for its utterances.It has gone into the crusade to help the Premier and \u201cthe party,\u201d and now that its conduct is wrecking the party, the latter must bear the consequences as cheerfully as possible.Repudiating the Mail is played out, No, Sir, YOUR SUPPOSITION is entirely incorrect ; the articles in yesterday\u2019s Gazette to which you refer were not written bythe Hon, Thomas White.Tha leading article was written by Mr.Peck- aniff, and that in which the writer pitied and forgave THr HERALD was the workmanship of Uriah Heep, these persons, together with Joseph Surface, having re- character or the details of the \u201c surprise \u201d 2 cently joined * staff of tho Gazotts, (any considerable \u201cmovement\u201d lacks the essential element , to become aware of the fact.of truth, In the first place, the Week is ling such a proceeding there can be but one THE VU.8.ELECTIONS, The elections which have just taken place in the United States have not to degree changed the political complexion of Congress.The Republicans have made a few gains, and the N.Y.World speaks of it in a very serious tone, but the other journals do not appear to make much of the fact.The Democrats still have a majority though some of their losses have been serious.Mr.Carlisle, the Speaker of the last House of Representatives, narrowly escaped defeat, and Mr, Morrison, the leader of the tarlff reformers, was bealen by a Protectionist rival.In several places there has been a reaction against the Democratic party, probably because the President\u2019s relationship with the Mugwumps has bsen distasteful to his party.The New York Sun has never ceased to revile this body, and to urge the President to follow the old custom of giving the offices to his own friends without consideration for Republican feelings or the proposed civil service reform.In the President\u2019s own county it was with difficalty that a prominent Domocrat could be found to become a candidate, and the gentleman who at last consented to occupy the unenvied position was beaten, The election of Mr.Hewitt as Mayor of New York wasto be expected.He is an unobjectionable public man, and was supported by the three leading Democratic journals of New York and probably many others- The city of New York is democratic, and it is reasonable to suppose that having the support of Tammany Hall, he would be elected.Mr, Henry George, who was second at the polls, received a larger vote than most people expected.It was pointed out that the reforms he desired to institute could not be furthered by the Mayor of New York, but must originate in the Legislature, and that his proper course was to become a candidate for that body.Neverthe less a very large number of the laboring classes of New York voted for him, enabling him to beat the Republican candidate, Mr.Roosevelt, by a substantial majority,though the Democratic majority over his own was four times as great.The result of this election must slightly damp the ardor of the free fraders pure and simple.In Canada the question is not a live one ; we cannot have free trade for we have a certain revenue to raise and at present we can raise it in no other way than by customs duties and excise, but in the States their tariff is found to produce a much larger revenue than the Government knows what to do with, Several propositions have been made for disposing of surplus revenue, one being its division amongst the States, The free traders, of course, say there should be no surplus revenue, but that the money should not be taken from the people at all.This view bas not gained ground in these U.8, elections, There is a certain anomaly in the popularity of Mr, George amongst the working men of the United States and the rejection of tariff reformers, Mr, George is an out and out free trader, denouncing protective tariffs as robberies of the poorer classes, and he polled 67,699 votes in New York city, yet the vote of the working classes alone enables Republican protectionists to remain in Congress.Of course, there as here, thers are complicated reasons forthe general vote, but the general tendency is to adhere to the Chinese bill principle, There were a number of other officers elected ; for they seem to elect everyone, from a judge to a turnkey, inthe United States ; but they are of no great interest to Canadians, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\\ ' MB.LOWELL AND MR.HAWTHORNE.Mr.Julian Hawthorne is a gentleman whose visits to celebrities will, for the future, be regarded by most of those per- gons with mixed feelings.Mr.Russell Lowell, perhaps, will have but one unadulterated sentiment on the subject, if ever he should again be favored with a call from Mr, Hawthorne, Mr.Lowell is an old friend of the late Mr, Nathaniel Hawthorne, the celebrated author of the \u201cScarlet Letter\u2019 and other works, and when Mr, Julian Hawthorne called upon the ex-Minister to London the latter talked to him in a familiar and unreserved strain, commenting on persons and things English with that freedom of speech usual on such occasions.To Mr.Lowell's horror, he fourd the conversation with Mr.Hawthorne reported in tha N.Y.World, though, as he states, with material changes, It then appeared that Mr.Hawthorne had been interviewing his father\u2019s friend without allowing that gentleman Concern- opinion, though opinions may differ as to the proper methods of ejectment to be employed on any future appearancg of the World's interviewer, Mr, Lowell feels much mortified in consequence of what has happened.He is alleged to have said that the Prince of Wales is fat, that many of his speeches are written out for him, and that Prince Leopold as a literary man was an impostor and, moreover, that he was a cad, Mr, Lowell says he didn\u2019t say these things, that they are at variance with his knowledge of facts and his opinions, and that they are the result of his statements passing through the mind of Mr, Hawthorne, and suffering in their passage, or words to that effect.\u2019 Mr, Lowell\u2019s annoyance is easily understood.He was well received in England ; he became very popular in London, and considerable friendship grew up between him and many leading men, of whom probably the Prince of Wales was one, He doubtless feels that Mr.Hawthorne\u2019s publication will disturb this relationship, There is no denying the fact that the Prince of Wales is fat, but although there is no demerit in a reasonable amount of adipose deposit the average man is apt to resent the adjective in the mouth of a friend, We are told that when Beau Brummel desired to affront the Prince Regent he asked a mutual friend, as they walked on the rotunda in the hearing of the Prince, \u201c Who ls your fat friend ?\u201d\u2019 and we uns derstand that the Prince never forgave him.It may be that the Prince of Wales inherits his granduncle\u2019s dislike to being called fat, though he is fat\u2014we must insist upon that point\u2014and that Mr.Lowell feels the indiscretion of Mr, Hawthorne has lost him & genial and pleasant friend.But we really cannot understand why the allegation concerning the speeches should give offence.The Prince of Wales is called upon to speak upon a great variety of topics with many of which he must be imperfectly acquainted, Why should he not have a short speech prepared for him by some one who does unders.and the subject, and who knows what he ought to say ?We have known more accomplished speakers than the Prince of Wales rely much on written thoughts, We have known gentlemen not absolute idiots quite unable to acquit themselves with credit in making an after- dinner speech, and when, if it had been necessary for them to say anything at all, it would have been batter that it had been previously prepared.We have not the least doubt that as the Prince of Wales is a gentlemen of a great deal of good gense he would not hesitate to admit that his speeches were generally preparel for him, if they are, and that he would take credit for his forethought in making this arrangement, Concerning the reference to Prince Leopold, we canhot avoid saying that even if Mr.Lowell had used the epithet ascribed to him, Mr.Hawthorne would have shown greater freedom from caddishness in himself had he suppressed a portion at least of the remark.Prince Leopold may have had higher literary aspirations than were warranted by his ability, but he was not a cad, That word signifies characteristics that it was quite impossible could have existed in Prince Leopold, À man of high rank may sometimes be a snob, which is a very Cifferent thing from a cad, but this charge has not before, so far as we are aware, been brought against the late prince.Mr, Hawthorne might have remembered also that the Prince is dead, that tae time and manner of his death were such as to accentuate the grief of his immediate relatives, and that a person who was not a cad would hesitate at needlessly wounding the feelings of a number of ladies who are without means to disprove or resent the accusation.Above all he should have remembered that when one gentleman admits a person, who is not a cad, to his house, on the strength of his name and relationship with others, such person does not publish in a newspaper remarks which were uttered in the belief that they were spokento a friend in the privacy of a friendly conversation.Interviewing is a very useful form of journalism, and a proper one when properly conducted, but to steal into a person\u2019s confidence to betray it is an outrage of which no pickpocket would be guilty.FOOTBALL AS BHE IS PLAYED, The record of deaths from injuries at football matches in the United States shows three for this season; before the close of the year there may be additions.At present it is only three.It is true that the primary object of sending young men and boys to college is education, and that their being kicked to death at football is only a secondary consideration, We believe that one of these casualties resulted from a dislocated vertebra, and not from kicking, but the ultimate gain or loss was the same, Football is & game fairly well adapted for small boys, but not at all suited for men, A small-boy falls lightly and his bones are elastic, or at least not so liable to break from the weight of his own fall as are those of more mature persons.His powers of injuring others are also more restricted.It is only when he becomes the football of larger players that he suffers the operation of having the stuffing knocked out of him,\u201d There are two sets of rules under which football is played.Under one the game is really that of football ; under the other the play might equally well be made with a cap, a pisce of wood, or anything elss which can ba carried conveniently under the arm and thrown for à short distance to some one else.We understand that the.accidents usually happen under these latter rules\u2014 the Rugby Union Rules\u2014and not under the Assoclation Rules.We don\u2019t expect football players to perceive any propriety in modifying the football habit, so to call it, bat their parents may reasonably object to the game being continued under conditions that suggest to a looker-on the probability that these young persons are being educated for gladiators, ee EPHOIAL NOTIOK.ON YOUR RETUËN FROM THE COUNTRY OR SEASIDE, DO NOT FORGET TO CALL AND GET YOUR OWN AND: THE CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN, IN ANY STYLE, AT NOTMAN & BONS, 31 BLEURY STREET.MESSAGE BOY WANTED.A smart Message Boy wanted at once, Apply to : W.H.BATON, 59 HERALD Office.Furnished House to Rent.A completely furnished residence, in a most desirable loc: lity on Sherbrooke atreet, will be let to responsible parties either for the winter or for a longer period.Terms, $1u0 \\ per month.Address + J.B., HERALD Ofice.tr 264 Fema Aburvriisements.\u2018Carsley's Advertisement | THURSDAY, NOV.4th, 1886.NEW MANAGEMENT ! 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OBS YALI VENING ROWned RAY, pany, .Saturday, À SING, d Evening, A LACE, ang ang alistig cenery is, Y and W, WITHOWS 1e STORM {ALL ay.\u2019 Nov, 1, STE \u201425 Eravelling, Bees, tinees Weg.ed seats, ner's, lm Bazan .6th, I ALL rer Hall), nber ly 8,9,10N et.RY! ul » mrocks, 10536 Grounds NOV.n or shine, it match will [LLE, -Secreta m % \u2014 Montreal, TION INGS t.Nicholas\u2019 8, IS NOV \u2019S SQUARE, her notice.- Jlass for y ; Advanced \u201c18th ; After.Thursday at ght, Music: re and at the et.for first-class 5m 3 \u2014 rates.f.lass security Lo $60,000, LD, N.P.mes street.tf SKEY ! 1lers, Langa- les, Island of the Me nd, used by SPECIAL I SLEND el AE.\u201cBR gm 260 annah Co.0 Savane ail Lines to ME and with tg 1n Florida est, , Agen a Montre.mo mwf SE PRES )K 1d O11 Paper.or for private ortab 50.BULMES, Printers, E STREET, 60e æ Ôth, Be- 240 dical le! #2 SEALED SEWERS.Qarrying Disease and Death into the Homes of Montreal, People wonder why it is that typhoid fever and diphtheria are 80 prevalent In the city.The situation of Montreal 18 naturally favorable to health.Tae ground of the greater part of it is high and the soil dry snd porous.Theclimate, too, is perhaps as salubrious as any 10 the world: How is it then that these and other #ymotic diseases are always to be found here, and why do they destroy sv many valuable lives ?The cause of this deplorable state of thinga is not far to seek, Nature has done very much for the city but ita civic authorities have done their best, or rather their worst to counteract the advantages she has £0 generously bestowed on its inhabitants.For instance, nature intended that the air of this city should be pure.There are very few cities of its size in which the nataral facilities for keeping {pe air free from contamination are greater.Buy its sewers are so constructed that the bac air generated in them, inntead of escaping into the atmosphere in such a way 89 to do the least possible parm, i8 driven back into the resis dences of the citizens, to the great- injury of the health of their inmates.Any one capable of reflection can see that these foul gases must find vent somewhere.If po outlet is provided for them they take puch channels 8s are open to them, and these channels are the pipes that lead to the houses.This is exactly what takes place in this city.Nearly all the shafts into the sewers are trapped, so that these ghafis are not a means of ventilating the gowera, and so they have really no ventilation at all.The consequences of this state of things are most deplorable.The gewets, instead Of beingj the most effective meens of preserving the health of the city, are transformed into seed-beds of disease They are actually worse, because spread over a wider surfaces, than the ten thousand cesspits that poison the air which gurrounds them.Âslongas the sewers are pot ventilated the most careful plumbing will not keep the foul air out of the houses.The confined gases, in their struggle to escape, will find their way through the pmallest crevices.The very means pyo- vided for keeping our residences free from deleterious substances of one kind and au- other are the channels through which the 1 poisonous sewer gas finds entrance.This is why people who are careful and have {aken every precaution, as they suppose, to have the air in their houses pure, find to their surprise and grief some member of the family stricken dowe by typhoid or diphtheria.They cannot account for the sfiliction.But if they knew what was going on in the sealed çewer their surprise would cease and they would feel thankful thet the visitation was not worse.Itis a little surprising to find that the sewers iave been, in most instauces, olsad | by order of the Boaxd of Health, Householders have, made complaints of the stench arising out of an untrapped rsn- hole, and being wear the entrance of the house it may really have been the gauze of sickness among its inmates, and so the Board ordered it to be trapped without providing any other means of ventilating the sewer.The consequence is that instead of sickness being in one house it will be found in a hundred.The Heaith Committee is not to be blamed for closing the outlet which brought sickness and death into the householder\u2019s family ; what they are to be blamed for is that when they closed the outlet which did harm they did not open another so situated that it sould do no harm.The sewers must have ventilation before they can be what they were intended to be\u2014the means of preventing disease.Closed, they are a moans of propagating disease.Every head of a family should bear this in mind.Sewer £as 18 à deadly poison.No one, young or old, can breathe it with safety.As long as the sowers are kept closed this subtle poison will find an entrance into our homes.It will get into the nursery, into the bedrooms, into the kitchen, into those apartments which have a wash basin or a sink in connection with the house drain, and into every other apartment which has connection with them, Thismay be hard to believe, and when conviction does come 1t may be most unpleasant, but there is no use mincing the matter or in concealing the truth.Unventilated drains are nearly as bad as no drains at all.Why the Health Committee has been so long blind to this fact 18 one of those mysteries which it is hopeless to attempt to solve.It is not too late for them to direst their attention to it, and to try to find some means of making the draius and sewers of the city what they ouzht tobe.As the ventilation of sewers 18 considered by the practical ssnitarians of other cities a matter of the first neces\u201d 8ity, il surely must occur to our Board of Health that it is à matter which cannot be disregarded with impunity in Montreal, ES AMUSEMENTS.Aeademy of Music.EDMUND COLLIER.Jack Cade was repeated last night to a fair house, The same appreciation of Mr.Colliers excellent acting was manifested On this 88 on previous occasions.The ting of Mies Neville elicited warm ap- 2 pue, To-night Mr.Oollier will produce eridan Knowles\u2019 celebrated tragedy i Irginiug, & part in which he has no super or it any rival, on the stage.This piece less often played than its merits deserve, Oo: the simple reason that an efficient foesentative of Virginius can seldom be MISS GENEVIEYE WARD.On monday next this lady begins her *igagement with the Queen\u2019s Favorite, a Play that represents the plots and intrigues Of Queen Anne» court.The principal Sharacters are Sarah Jennings, the cele- tated Duchess of Malborough, and Henry s\" John, the Becretary of State, on whose Tige &nd fall 80 muoh of the events of that 3 hinged, r, Ward, | TROD, who stars jointly with Miss Td, is a London actor, and çomes with Tar the highest endorsement of the New York press.For the farewell nights, Miss Ward\u2019s well remembered play, Ferget-me not, will be the attraction.The engagement promises to be .ae most brilliant of the season.Theatre Royal.FROM PRISON TO PALACE, Yesterday aftercoon and evening large audiences witnessed the first representation of this thrilling drama.It gave Mr.Murray an opportunity of showing his talent in more of a tragic role than was possible in his other play, and he far exceeded the expectations formed.The play is taken trom scenes in France during the years 1715-1722, when an immense number of the nobility were ruined by speculations, and shows the \u2018\u2018ups and dpwns \u201d of that period, transforming a poor peasant into the ruler of the destinies of a great nation.Mr.Murray as Pierre le Croche, a deformed peasant, by successful speculation becomes 4 power, and those who in his poverty oppressed him, become by an adverse turn of fortunes wheel at his mercy, and but for the intervention of Clarisse de Bellemaison (Therese New- comb), a dearly beloved son of his enemy would have been executed.The interest is continued throughout the play; the scenery is excellent, especially that of the execution, while Mr, Hendricks as Jacques J Sabot, the firm friend of Pierre le Croche, introduced all the comedy necessary: The play will run this afternoon and evening only, and is well worth seeing.On Saturday it will be replaced by Escaped from Sing-Sing, On Monday Minnie Oscar Grey and W.T.Stephens will appear in \u201c Without a Home \u2019 and ¢* Saved from the Storm,\u201d introducing their celebrated trained dogs.The following is from the Buffalo Courier : The heaviest engagement of last season at this favorite resort was played by Minnie Oscar Gray and W.T.Stephens, who were most cleverly assisted by their half dozen acting dogs.t was not strange, therefore, that last night the standing-room sign was early brought to the front.\u201c Without à Home \u201d was presented in the old effective way, and was as enthusiastically received as.heretofore.It will be repeated to-day and to-morrow.The Mobile Minstrels.The Original Mobile Minstrels played to a large house last night.There was a new programme, and to judge by the applause and laughter of the audience it was highly appreciated.The boys were funnier than ever, and Ed.Gorman\u2019s quezr sayings and odd actions elicited thunders of applause.Henry Luber\u2019s performance on the violin was much admired, He brought sounds out of the instrament that astonished the hearers.His imitations of the mocking bird, the bag-pipes and a drunkeo man were loudly applauded.Davis & Sons troupe are a success, and no mistake.\u2018Drawing Room Concert, In our notice of the drawing room con- Gert in aid of the Children\u2019s Ward, to be given this evening at the residence of Mrs, W.A.Dyer, University street, we omitted the names of some of the leading performers, The concert will be under the efficient direction of Mrs, Frank W.Newman, whe will sing the opening duett with Miss Lusher anda solo.Miss Lusher will contribute two solos.Mr.Frank Newman, who is one of our most popular and brilliant amateurs, will sing two solos; and Mr.Frank Varey, another of our leading amateurs, will give two songs, Added to thie array of brilliant, well-known talent will be the songs of Miss Smith, the debutante of the season, accompanied by the Misses Loeb, who will play the violin obligato, When we add Mrs.Bigelow, the briiliant pianiste, it may be seen that those who have purchased tickets for sweet charity\u2019s sake will get a liberai return in harmony.Miss Clarke\u2019s Concert.The vocal and instrumental concert, given by Miss Louise Clarke last evening, in the Ladies Ordinary of the Windsor, like many others given by this talented lady was an artistic auccess.A more suitable or cosy place than the Ladies\u2019 Ordinary could not have been chosen for a musical entertainment of this kind, and it was well filled by anappreciative audience.The programme was opened by a piano duet by Prof.J.À.Fowler and Mr.À.P.McGuirk, followed by a well rendered solo by Mr.Ernest A.Simon.The appearance of Miss Louise Clarke was the occasion of applause, and when she sang the \u201cFlower Girl\u201d in her usual exoellent style, a redeand was asked, to which she responded by singing another agreeable selection.One of the most pleasing pieces on the programme was a violin solo, \u201cSweet Spirit hear my Prayer,\u2019\u2019 by Miss Blanche Marie Loeb.This little lady, who is about ten years of age, gave a most acceptable rendition of this familiar air, and showed a development in musical training quite surprising for one of her age.\u201cAm Muse,\u201d a song by Mr.H.H.Frankenstein, was not sung with that usual clearness for which that gentleman is noted.He sang \u201c\u201c To the Woods\u201d by request, which he rendered most skilfully.¢ Joyous Life,\u201d by Mrs.Cheeseman, and an agreeable solo with flute obligato were warmly applauded by the audience.In the second part of the programme \u2018 La Valse de Marguerite \u201d was sweetly eung by Miss Louise Clarke, and proved all the more enjoyable on accounf of its length.The lively air of * St.Patrick\u2019s Day,\u201d with variations, as a violin solo, was renaered in euch an acceptable manner by Miss Blanche Marie Loeb, that an encore had to be given, to which she responded by giving * Home, sweet Home.\u201d A most entertaining concert was krought to a close by the playing of the national anthem by Professor J, A.Fowler who presided at the piano during the evening in his usual able manner.gr A SPORTING EXCURSION, A Presentation and a Pleasant Time, A number of the sporting fraternity of our city paid a visit on Saturday to the attractive and hospitable town of Orms- town for the purpose of trying their skill in a pigeon match, and seeing what \u201c the open and the covert yield\u201d in the line of partridge, hare and other small game with which the surrounding country abounds.The party tock occasion at the same time to show their gratitude to their genial host, M.Prejent, whose treatment on every occasion of those of our citizens who have been 60 fortunate as to trust themselves to his care has been marked by the most careful attention and generous hospitality.Ou arrival at the station the party were met and welcome! by a number of the citizens and transported to the scene of hospitality and enjoyment, the reception room of the Dominion Hotel.Here a handsome presentation, consisting of a fine psrlor est to M.Prejent, and à beautiful set of silverware to Madame Prejent was made by Alderman Dubuc aad D.McUsrmack, B.C.L.The presentation was accompanied with a suitable address which wae briefly but gratefully replied to by M.Prejent for himself and Madame Prejent.; .The party then repaired to the dining hall, where a sumptuous repast awaited them.After showing their appreciation of the commissariat department, that old | veteran of 80 many similar occasions, Col, rm = MONTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 McEachran, was called to preside with Alderman Dubuc ia the vice-chair.The tossis of the Queen, the President of the United States, Governor-General of the Dominion and the Lieut.-Governor of the province, were proposed aud received with the usual enthusiastic applause.The Minister of Militia and the voluateers, proposed by D.McCormack, was ably responded to by Colonel McEachran and Captain Stephenson, of the Garrison Arullery.The Professions, by F.Bolts, respouded to by D.McCormack, B.C L, and R, C.Cowan, B.C.L., Commerce and Building, by D.McCormack, to which DL.Lockerby and M.Drouin replied in neat speeches, 1n behalf of the merchants and Alderman Dubuc and.E.Plante on behalf of the contractors.The Manufacturers brought suitable replies from Chas.Reinhardt and M.Depatie and others.The Hotels brought J.Riendeau and M, Prejent to their feet.The Agricultural Interests prop eed by James Downie was responded to by the house giving three hearty cheers for the farmers, for they are jolly good fellows.\u201d The press, by Alderman Dubuc, was replied to by H.Sommerville, of the Advocate, and A, Wright, of the Courier, and last, though not least,\u2018 The Ladies,\u201d by Captain Stepuenson, very suitably coupled with the name of A, Wright, who replied 1o hia usual happy strain.Songs vrere given at intervals by Alderman Dubuc, H.Sommerville and others.A hearty vote of thanks to the chairmau and the host brought a very happy evening to a cloee.After a couple of days\u2019 enjoyment and some good shooting the party returned on Monday afternoon.ASS THE LABBE CABE.The Second Day\u2019s Procecdings.The Court of Queen\u2019s Beuch resumed yesterday morning, sud Napoleon Labb:s trial was continued.The evidence of E, Malte, th- Bank In- spactor, was continued, and the witness testified as follows :\u2014 Tne check for $4,000 was charged to the Credit Foncier, the 17th June, 1885,\u2014the same date as the one for $3,003.Ou 17th June, 1885, the Credit Foncier drew a check for $1,000, which was changed by Mercier to $8,000, making a difference of $7.000 in the account a3 it appeared in the ledger.The balance in the Credit Foncier pass-book was $29,000, aud in the ledger it was $1,000 less.Generally speaking, the pass-book does pot go into the manager\u2019s hands.The check for $1,165.73 was accepted at the bank while Mercier was at his post.Witness did not see Mr.Labbe at the bank while the search was going on, but saw him after the irregularities were ascertained.The accused\u2019s attention was drawn to the irregularities in question.Labbe acknowledged tue signatures of the checks for $3,000 and $4,000.Accused said that when the checks were shown to him and told that they were vot chargad to him he swore before his God that he did not know Mercier other than as an officer of the bank.Witoess did not remember that anything was said about the check for $825.Labbe eaid that he would ive a large sum to have Mercier brought Back to Montreal.Accused knew that the bank sought to take proceedings against Mercier if any crookedness were discovered 1a his acconuts; witness had found at the end of the ledger, marked in pencil by Mercier, two amcuats of $3,000 and also found others of $922 and $825, corresponding to false entries in Lord\u2019s account.Witness was then cross-examined by Mr.St.Pierre, and deposed : When he arrived at the bank he was shown that there was an error of $10,800 in Mercier\u2019s books, and as Mercier had left the error was attributed to him.The irregularities were not known to the public immediately.The employees of the bank kuew that there were irregularities in the books, Witness met the accused during the examination of the books, and it was evident that the defendant knew that Mer- cler was to be ptosecuted.The bank employed a detective to follow the accused, who said to the officer\u2014* If you have a warrant arrest me now, and do not follow me all over the city.\u201d Witness did not know if a civil action had been taken against the accused to recover the $11,000 in question, In case of a eustomer wak- 1ng à deposit the receiving teller could destroy the slip and pocket the money without the bank knowing it until the customer remarked the fact in his pass book.Mercier was receiving teller from the llth August to 22nd August, 1884, both days inclusive, when Mr.Rinfret was on vacation.Witness did not ascertain if the teller had been replaced by Mr.Mercier for shorter periods.Did not astertain that Mercier was a thief, An error might occur in the profit and loss account to a limited extent, There was a debit in Mercier\u2019s profit and loss account, but witness did not know the amount.The $922 was charged to Mr.Lord\u2019s account, but that had nothing to do with Labbe\u2019s account.Mercier did not reimburse the bank for the $922, The amountof $82 appeared against the defendant\u2019s account till the month of November, when it was charged to the Credit Foncier account, and disappeared from Labbe\u2019s accounte.A statement prepared by witness as to the state of Liabbe\u2019s account, was here admitted and read to the jury, Witness continued, turning to Liabbe\u2019s account :\u2014 On 9th March, 1886, a deposit of $7, 149.85, was made, This was certaiaiy a bona fide deposit.Checks against this amount were accepted the same day for $6,719.47, These checks were accepted by Mr.Normandin, who replaced Mercier.Witness here explained the manner of comparing the deposit elips with the day- book at the end of each day, and said :\u2014 In looking at Lord\u2019s account on the 31st March, 1885, I found a charge of $312 for which there is no check.This amount has nothing to do with the present case, and Mr, Lord affirms that he repudiates the entry.In the account of the Credit Foncier, there is on 31st March, 1885, an error of extension of $20,000 against the Credit Foncier.This was evidently made by a mistake in substraction, which was corrected soon afterwards, and has nothing to do with the present case.The pass books were given to the accused, shorily before his arrest.Sternberg\u2019s account was Bo much mixed up that they made at first a wrong claim, but it was afierwards reduced by $500.Witness did not remember having made a first claim of $3,800 ou Sternberg.Mercier is held responsible for the difference in our claims, Steps were taken, acting upon instructions, to effect Mercier\u2019s extradition.Mr.\u2018Labbe did not tell witness, after receiving the pass books, that they were incorrect.To Mr.Geoffrion\u20140a the 20th January, 1885, witness examined the books of the bank and ordered the clerks to close their balance on the night of 19th January.1885.Examined the teller first and began the examination of Merciers department several days after.Mercier had several days to himself before his books were examined, Witness found that Mercier\u2019s books were apparently correct, although it was impossible to examine all the vouchers and slips, Found that in Labbe\u2019s account an entry was made of $1,897.72, on January 19th, that should have been entered on the 20th, This amount, on the 19th, was debited tothe Credit Foncier, and again by à cross false entry credited to them atthe end of the month so as to balance the account.If this deposit of $1,897 had not been entered on the 19th Labbe\u2019s account would have appeared overdrawn to the extent of $1,300.The deposit voucher is dated the 19th, Wit- Less examined Mercier\u2019s book about the 25th of January, This closed the morning\u2019s proceedings.AFTERNOON SESSION, When the court resumed at two o\u2019clock Edmund Rintret, paying and receiving teller of the Banque Nationale being sworn, deposed that he replaced Mercier when the \u2018latter took his vacation.No mark is made on a check by which the party to whom a cheque is cashed can be known, The wiiness had made a search, but no indication could be found of à bon for $82,600.He was under the impression that the cheque was a forgery, but when Mr.Labbe apoke to him of the foreign bills he believed it was all right.He could not say at present whether it was faise or not.He was certain the cheque for $3,000 came from the Bank of Montreal and was paid on the 11th of May, 1885, and another for £4,000 which came from the same source.À cheque for $1,100,dated 27th February, wag pald by witness to the Quebec Bank, The sigoature of the cheque C.D.E.F.is that of Mr.Labbe, During the time witness was paying teller he entered correctly all amouats ig the blotter that were received.He did not verify Mercier\u2019s accounts while he was wway on his vacation.À new statement of Labbe\u2019s accouat was carefully prepured, whieh showed a difference of $1,165 between the one made by Mercier und ourselves, Ou being cross-examined by Mr.Greeu- shields, he said he thought the cheque for $625 was a forgery after Mercier left.He had wo idea it was a forgery when it first came 10 his hands as 1.was previously accepted.Mr.Labbe very seldom mads deposits himself and came rarely to the bank.When a deposit is made at 3 p.m.I pass it through the next moru1:g.It sometimes happens that a second deposit is received from the Montreal Bank about 11, and often cheques on ue from Labbe would b: in that d:posit, and if Mercier toid me there were funds on hasd I would immediately accept aud cheque the deposit slip of the Montreal Bank, H.L.Lanctot being sworn said he was a restaurant keeper in Montreal, and knew both Mr.Labbe and Mr.Mercier.Mercier was in the habit of coming to nis place, and had seen him there with Labbe.He thought they were there about three times aitogether.They met there, and did uot cowe together.They used familiar language in their convers-tions.Witness saw other friende with him at his place.Mr.Adelard Drolet and others had also beet there.Never saw Labbe and Mercier dining together.Mr.Mercier lived on Gorman street.Could not cay that the bank clerks were jolly fellows and liked to drink aud dine together.Adelard Drolet, sworn, deposed that he was very well acquainted with the accused.He had seen him and Mr.Mercier together, but did not think they were very intimate.Never saw them driviag togetnsr, Would certainly have known of it had the accused «been in the habit of guing out much with Mercier.Witness had been in the L\u2019Aurore restauraunt with Labbe and had seen Mercier there.Labbe had ofcen aëkei Mercier for the pass book and he threatened to go to the bank if it were not given to him, but Mercier promised that he would get it written up.Had heard Labbe ask for the pass book in hisoffise.Had met Mercier several times at Labbe\u2019s office where he used to go after the bank closed.Witness couid not say how many times he had met Mercier in Labbe\u2019s office; Mercier had gone to Labbe asking to borrow money.abbe had threatened to report Mercier to the manager if the pass books were not produced.Liouis Leclere being sworn, testified that he knew Mr, Labbe since 1882 and had also been intimate with him.Had met year ago.Mercier had gone to Labbe\u2019s office to get a cheque for $25 cashed, and witness 8aw him there at that time.Witness could not say that Labbe and Mercier were very intimate; had driven Mercier to Longue Pointe last year, and Labbe had also driven a man named Vallee down ai the same time.Witness had his pass book regularly balanced at the end of every month and believed that such was the general custom ; had never overdrawn more than $100 with the bank, and it was always arranged the next moraing.Tancred Terroux, being sworn, testified that he was paying teller of the Bauk Ville Marie 1n 1885, Had paid the cheques marked C, D and E at the counter of the Ville Marie Bank on the date on which they were drawn.They bear Mr.Labbe\u2019s signature.Witness would say that the cheque for $825 was a forgery.In answer to Mr.Greenshields, witness said Mr.Labbe enjoyed good credit at the Ville Marie Bank, and was considered good for five or six thousand dollars, E.G.Barbeau, manager of the Credit Foncier, being sworn, testified that he had an account with the Banque Nationale eince 1881.There wag at times $150,000 at our credit.Obtained pass books every month from the bank and the cheques perhaps every three or four months.No cheque for $855 was drawn on Derember, 1882, by the Credit Foncier Company.: George Normaudin, ledgerkeeper of the Banque Nationale, was then sworn, and produced the deposit slip of the 19th January, 1886, for $1,897, After his evidence was concluded, the court adjourned till this morning, CANTLIE, EWAR & CC GENERAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS\u2019 AGENTS.Bleached Shirtings, Grey Sheetings, Tickings, White, Grey & Colored Blankets, Fine er , Medium Tweeds, Knitted Goods, Plaurx and Fancy Flannel,à Low Tweeds, Etoffes, &c\" WHOLESALE ONLY SUPPLIED 15 Victoria |20 Wellington Square, Street E., MONTREAL.TORONTO.August 24 205 NEWEST PROCESS, STEEL OR IRON OASTINGS ! 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Total Risks a os =u » =» « $166,000,000 Invested Funds « « - = = $1,470,901 Annual Income =.«a 4,000,000 Bonuses hitherio distribute ° ed amount to the large © CUBR Of w = = » «on 17,000,001 The time for closing the Company\u2019s Books, and dividing the Profits, having been ex: tended to tho 8th of December next, ail pro posals sent In prior to that date will partiel- patein a full year\u2019s share of the profit, W.M.RAMSAY, Manages Btandarl Bull linge, Montresgi, Nov, 21 tf 237 PH LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBi INSURANCE C0.Uanads Board of Dirostors The Honorable ZT, STARNES, Chairman, THEODORE HART, Esq.EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.W.J BUCHANAN, Esq.Oapliak, = « .« © Amceant Invested in Usnada.Assotg, nn 0» » = © Meronntile Risks accspied &t the lowe: surrent rates, ; ) Ohurches, Dwelling Houses cad Far Properiies, insured ai reduce ; Tubes.G.F.O, SMITH, Ohief Agent for the Dominion.BnbAgents: OYRILLE LAURIN Frey U0.HERBEAW,\u201d 16 Place d\u2019Armes.24 Hospital strost Having heen appointed Sub-Agent for ths above Compsay for the City of Montreal; 1 take the libérsy of asking my friends to favos me with & saare of their Insurance Risks.Fe C.SAENSIFAW, 24 Hoapital Bircet 8\" Telephone Communication.MOXIE NERVE FOOD! hat is the use of drugging yourself day ares day, without life or activity, feeling all tired out and miserable when you might be as uick and lively as ever.OXIE NERVE OD is a beverage alike desirable for invalids and persons in health, READ THE MOXIE CIRCULAR.ot, 85 Church Street, Toronto Western va Food is Sold 40e Quart Bottle.Dose\u2014One Glass full four times a day.Moxie Nerve Food and Richelien Water Co, 1780 NOTRE DAME STREET, Montreal, August 206 CASTOR FLUID (Registered) B10,008,69: 560,066 $38,900,360 \\ghtfullyretreshing preparation forthe wif eld e used daily.Keeps the soalp healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes the growth.A perfect halr dressing for the family.25¢ per bottle, HENRY RB.GRA Chemist, 141 St, Lawrence \u2026 alu \u201citreou H Y} ald Ofice, LEOPOLD GALARNEAU, CANADA FOR Xerez, ee Sherries Oporto, .« Ports Reims, + + + Champagnes Madeira, .Madeira Wines London, « Gin and Crange Bitters Bordeaux, + + + .Clarets\u2019 Bordeaux, .Clarets La Rochelle, .Brandies Rotterdam, .Ging Apt, .Glaces and Crystallized Fruits London, .Red Heart Rum Marseilles, ve Olive (il 350 St.Paul Street, Montreal.Auction Sales, BY JAMES STEWART & 00.MONEY TG LEAD, In sums from 8500 to 850,000.Low rate of! interest.JAMES STEWART & co, 256 mwf 2w 183 St James street.BY WM.H.ARNON.Owe Sire Hetotist Chu The Subscriber has received Instructions from the TRUSTEES to seil, at his rooms, 212 ST.JAMES STREET, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8th INST., the CHURCH and LOT.situate on Ottawa street, forming corner Ann and Shannon stg.Full particulars later, Z#- PLAN ON VIEW.5 No better site for a factory in the city.Adjoining Lot hus fine fronting on both streets, and would bring in a handsome return were tenements ereoted on them.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.WM.H.ARNTON, Auctioneer, BY HM.HICKS & CO.SALE OF fi Paintings and Water Color DRAWINGS, By T.MOWER MARTIN, R.C.A.208 The subscribers are favored with inatruc- tions by T.MOWER MARTIN, R.C.A, to sell at their Rooms, Nos.182I and 1828 Notre Dame street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV.\u20185th.A collection of Studies from nature, in Oil and Water Colors, including those exhibited at the Art Association Rooms in this city.These paintings are all original and signed by this well known artist, who we are plsased to state wiil be present in person at the Sale, affordir g to many the pleasing opportunity of knowing this Canadian artist, who Het Most Graclous Majesty the Queen, has favored by commanding his great painting of the * Une trodden \u2018Wilderness\u2019 to be placed in Windsor astle à Pletures, Oatalogued and on view, Wednes- ay.Bale at TWO o'clock.M.HICKS & CO., Auctioneers, W.E.SHAW\u2019S GREAT AUCTION SALES ROOMS AND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, HORSE & CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 322 ST JAMES STREET A few doors west of Victoria Squy ze.255 Regular Weekly Auction Sales of Furniture and Stocks in Store, and of Horses and Carriages in the sale yard adjoining.?The premises owned and fitted up by the subscriber for the speclal business have n0 equal in the Dominion, Stabling for 21 horses in the sales yard which 18 under the Immediate supervision of Mr.James Maguire.: Storage in the \u2018Upper flats of the warehouse for merchandise a:.d furniture, , Cash advances.Special attention given to Valuations and Appraisals.Prompt cash returns.W.E.AW, 250 Real Estate and General Auctioneer Help Wanted\u2014Male WANTED\u2014A competant person to teach the plecolo, terms must be moderate.Address A,W., Herald Office.268 Situations Wanted\u2014Meie A\"EN GLISHMAN.secks situation as bookkeeper or storeman ; a first rate sochalar.Out one month.Address Vincent Bailey, Mount Royal Vale.m 256 A YOUNG MAN, age 26, wants a position as sioreman or counter clerk in grocery; of good sppearance and address; first class res ferences.H.B., Harald Office.m 265 wan TED\u2014By thorough competent\u2019 man, ja situation either as shipper or stdreman, in agood h use, has been 6 years in last place, cause of leaving, giving up business, can pro duge the highest testimonials.B.#., Herald Office.\u2018m 264 |7ANTEU\u2014Two young men, thor: ughly acquainted with the wholesale trade of the Maritime Provinces, \u2018\u2018 Six years\u2019 exepers ience on the road,\u201d desire to represent a first- class drygoods house in Montreal.The ides i8 to establish an agency at St.John, N.B., and do the trade thoroughly.Both young men can give the best of references as regarda character and ability.Correspondence go- Hoited.Address E; B:; P:0.Box 467, St.John.N.B, dim pars Situations Wanted Female EUROPEAN LALY, with high refer = A ences, wishes position of trust in store or otherwise ; can speak four languages.Address * European,\u201d Herald Office.m 265 W ANTED\u2014By a good dregsmaker, who can make children\u2019s clothes and ladie:\u2019 walking suits and evening dresses, employment in ladies\u2019 familles.Address A.B., Herald Office.tf 252 re Rooms Wanted URNISHED ROOMS, clean and cheerful, wanted by gentleman and wife, with eooking and attendance.Advertisers will provide their own provisions.Address with fullest particulars, to Mr.Dailey, Herald Office.26 Rooms to Let OOM\u2014Comfortably furnished for gentlemen only.53 Cathcart street.266 LARGE haudsomely furnished bedroom to be let, on Laval Avenue,'near St Louis Park.No children or other lodgers, Terms moderate.Address P.0,, Box 148 City.m 0 LET\u2014Upper Tenement on St.Luke street.Firat class.Six rooms.New and in good condition, Address G, 10, Her- =a _\u2014m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : Ë R HAL G&ZHPTZ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 : 6 {HE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERU GAZETTE ,Ç rer \u2014 | ¢ Uifice Time 1 \u201d 15 Legal ards.Past LA me Tahl CORRESPONDENCE.THE TENKESSEE NOVELTY.here they were both tuvited to oe a hor Hotels.| Hardware.| 8 \u2014 MONTRE AE, NOTICE ' inner, a he act as ad ee EA te EA { e McCO æ 4 i LL eee \u2014 : OV.1, 138 : _\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ; escort to the table.sewhere a similar ; DELIVEET- MAILS.: Fhe Bocent scan arom, on Inde Bob and Alf and the Delighted spirit was shown, as is exemplified by the | ANTH a NY FO RC E.J .\u201c ADVOCATE, ¥ Dera \u2014 LB.OLosryg, I .; -\u2014 n es me bn ne on REALE Voters of smote state.ey At poeimome n= mes | WIMATIG HOLE ALE omsaeanr À \"Ones Bi Tonrence Tah ARE ee Srr \u2014 l'ue press teams with articles os \u2014 ducer, \u2018that an insult \u2018to one of these RAILWAY SUPPLIES 138 ST.JAMES BTREET.89 60| 6 30ii4)Ontarlo, and West: 7 aI\" the result of the recent Provincial elec Fidaling ana Baby Kissing and Story sentlemen is an insult to the other.\u201d MADISON SQUARE MONTREAL 6m 164 8-900.Do.Fa Tel Be \u2018a dione, writen by particans and professional Telling and a Good Deal of Speech-| That the few outbreaks of ill-feeling .\u201c STEEL RAILS July 9 KAY, 80 s0°ER and Peterboro\u2019 \u2018dj; § 4 lich both sides of politics, so that making Withal, and No Bupture of} were only momentary is proved by the fact NEW YORK.KENNEDY, BLANCHARD & Mc » -++.-| 8 80/0-P.52, north of Otta- 9 68 politic ana on both #1 od Fraiernal Feeling.that a good deal of the time the brothers, ms STEEL BARS) Barristers, Solicitors, &c.Ta to Pembroke, ko.a review of the si.uation from a Indepen- N N 9.\u2014The friendly fra- after their sparring in public, occupied the Most charmingly situated at the junction 3 WINNIPEG.9 00.|C.P.R.,north ofOttaspa) vol 64 dent standpoiwt may now be in order.: po on TS ee which ended 58me room, and often the same bed, to- °f Broadway, Fifth Avenue and Zith Bi MORGAN'S CRUCIBLES, 7, 8.Kennedy.| C.Blanchard.| Jas.McKay PE pembroke, Port .5 .; ernal contest 1n ennesg i facing Madison Square.[RS , Arthur, anitoba, ve no independent party in Le gether.They formerly occupied the same ASE tes oba, True, we have i i to-day stands alone among political cam- folitical hed together.All the Taylors| \u2014Ooudumetedon the Eurspean Flan ; 7 is & CODE, North-West Perrit- Parliamen:\u2014but there is an independent p log .; Warehouse, 225 Wellington S8t| McINTYRE, Col rca : Parli t which _| paigns.Brothers have before run for were Republicans until Bob became a JARVRIN & WALTER, , Solicitors, &c.umbia (daily Sunday party owteide of Pariliment which num i bat their elec- Democrat, Alf all through the campaign Proprietors, Office, 76 St.Peter Street.Barristers, > excepted).coronas ; by tens of thousande offices against each other, ba June 20 1y str 147 Feb.25 278 Court and Departmental Agents.|\u2026.| 9 20|CanadaAtlantioR.R.\"74 64 bers its adherents OY © have i sans.tioneering was not done after the fashion USED TO POKE FUN AT HIM = - eb.pere in of Montreal.| 980 Ottawa, Alexandrie, \u201ca à a .ci Vues the country hol ave Incroscel \" of the Taylors.The rival candidates for this.He seldom made a speech but ST LAWRENCE H ali - or lion Bask of Lower Canada, &e.Greentield and Man all pro e after strange .a - il all arty ia phrtisment yrho-e endeavor Peaking from the same platform was by pode and how he did all in his power to , for W, & [ P CURRIE & Hi} AT MoI \u2019 J.TRAVERS LEWIS.ve Tanne 5.745 49 iii be to srrve their country faithfully HO means unprecedented, but he chaffiug hold him back, until, Fading that, like 135 TO 139 aly 3 R.G.CODE.158 8 00.Sues 5 Sast, ! rove, «tered by party ties.they indulged in and the jokes they played Ephraim, he was joined to his idols, he .8 July?TA Batiscan Bridge by| \"| 616 une orl rty went into the st \u2019 ; i i - was obliged to let him go.Bob, in return, St.James street, 190 Grey Nun Street.MACDONALD & MacINTOSH, SLOAIET 1.00 eer The Liberal party wen o the struggle on each other, certainly made their stump oblig t go.s \u2019 L ald] 8 60 Quote Bertier Forel with a prograu.me somewhatas follows: |.ue ' got into the habit of telling some story MONTREAL.Importers of [Late Mr.H.Sandfield Macdonald.\u201c++\u2026.-|@nebec, Berthier, Sorell 6 45 «A.one of (be grest parties in the BE four unique.inated #bout Alf's youthful days, and this finally ; BARRISTERS, Tine of N.# RE « Province we are struggling for our turn Che Taylor.brothers ne and they at resulted in the Drothers felling stories HENRY HOO AN ; SCOTCH GLAZED DRAIN PIPES CORNWAL L, Ont.8 00 cs cet Carnet 6s \u201c of political rule.This Dominion is| While the weatne FEL HON EN about each other for the rest of the cam- rietor.Ohimuey To s i.ener l(B) Que R\u2026| 64| 3 \u201c founded on the British coestitutional once plunged into the contest with a zest paign.They must have been both won- me pm Proprietor Vent Linings, GE.5 MACDONALD.| Jxo.As MacINTOS 8 000 vvess|(B) st EES ro KI 2 4 pyst * goverumett by parties\u201d\u2014not Which did no derful boys unless the stories were apocry- ss Awe Covers, - baska and Riviere du \u201c ae Le ermal] y.ice confeder- hours before the opening of the polls.phal, y PocrT Tho Bost Known Hotel m the Dominion Fire Br.MACDONALD, TUPPER & PHIPPEN, 115 on pas Railway «\u20ac ation the percentage of political rule in From the first, long before their campaign Ag gtory tellers, as fiddlers, as orators, July 25 awe l77 Portland Cement, BAREISTERS, SOLICITORS, reer OE Lineto Ottnay 816.\u2018this Province (and conzequent power partook of the character of an enteriain- the brothers were well matched.Until \u2014 Boman » Cement OFFICES OVER MERCHANTS BANK, 916./Can.Pac.R.R Bor.| , « and patronage) as exercised by the two ment which amused the Tennesseeans as A jpg voice failed him he could return a H OTEL BRU ASW CK Cater Limon WINNIPEG, H.PHIPPER St Ein Branches d * \u20ac portie- has be n as follows : no circus ever had amused them before, Roland for his brother\u2019s Oliver every time, .i Whiting, A am Toon.\" | WLLIAH J.TUPPE 9 15).00.|Can Pac.R.R.St.Je-| 6 0 Libera: pa ty.8 per cent, their speeches were listened toby great py; while he evidently modelled tome of| Fifth Avenue, New York.Plastor of ¥.arly, Feb, 28: \u2019 mis TOM® | Letcstanese oe 48 Couservative party.\u202692 crowde.The two brothers were well his speeches after Mr.Blaine, it was his _ oo.Bo.FR.LATOHFoRD, s°;2| 8 00/Taprairie Poe los « Tis ia sot a fair division of govern- known to begin with.Belongirg to one of brother who proved himself to possess that This most fashionable and centrally located MANUFAOTUREES OF BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &¢., ford, Huntingdon,l \u2018| 8 « ment between the parties.We have been the best known famihes in the tate, they personal magnetism for which the Maine hotel has been Fenoyated from | top to bottom, RESSEMER STE; Supreme Court and Departmental Agent, Dundee, etes, by Rly.| | ¢ heavily ha dicspued in the race, We Were Conspicuous for that reason, and each statesman is famous.Incompatible asit R.H.Southgate, upon the ean and - , .19 ELGIN STREET, OTTAWA, Ont.10 15.[SE Hue Ly Db Brunoj 6) « tried economy and conciliation under 88 famous for his gift of speechmaking seems with his propensity to joke, Bob has European plans.This hotel 1s the favorite re- So a Chair and Bed Springs June8 1y 138 300 \u2026 lst.Hyacinthe, Sher: 645 « Joly ; bat was the result?Our Jong before he began Lo exercise it against in a remarkable degree that peculiar qual- sort for Canadians.voy ti AUMILL AN Sr { AMEHUR bruoke, Coatic\u2019ke, &e 2 154 OF on i 3 his brother.They would have drawn ; i MITCHE R & SOUTHGATE ASA large stock always on hand.\u2019 #1 915l.|Clarenceville: Noyon,|., é Governor was decapitated.Our Supply \u20ac h 4 ity which enables a man to influence all LL, KINZLE ALE, > 255 BARE TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C a Ligne, Stoltevilg, \"| 410 e Bill blocked in the Upper Houee, con- large audiences bad they confined them-] with whom he comes in contact.His Proprietors.Oct.24 ly > Ni \u2019 NT 1 Rn Tacoile.\u2026\u2026\u2026 ° « trary to Britixh constitutional precedent, selves ea 5 ing fa power over an audience at times was little ggmfortablo Rooms, $2 per day; Board, | = 55 LONDON, © .1 .scion and Sorel R.R| wal 8 er Five of our supporters in the Legislative P#ign 8 » Bl 1 > short of wonderfnl, and if he shook hands -50 per day.8 - ok JO Coo renal 780) 4 « Assembly ve bought ap like calves element to the canvass resulted in drawing with a man that man for the time being -©°*-2 1236 tee i al S GIBBONS, MoNAB & .Stanbridge,st Armand 7 80 io \u201c by Conservative corruption, and, finally, Joy] dure on the ae before became his ardent follower.?g © h \u201c MULKERX, .se Johns, Vermoni Baa Ki ; : assembled in politica erin enn- anction Ra, .A \u201c the Govervor big Joly an appeal po P £ £ ONE FEATURE OF THE BROTHERS\u2019 CAMPAIGN i M e B al mo ral FISH PLATES, Barristers, Len dc.Do Sheffordls WL Delve! dép 0 the CO : .i : acadie, St.Jacques,|.Ce d to ge- THE CHIEF NEW DEPARTURE was especially noteworthy.There was no a hmond and Carling Streets St, Athanese.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.| 40 \u201c re Le on twenty counties in detrei \u201cwhich rendered their discussion of dead issues.The bloody MONTREAL, TRACK BOLTS AND NUTS, Corner To RON, ox: ne \u2019 8 00).{sani masters Rallwyl.30 PEELE A : 3) New Brunswick.\u201cby corruption in the interest of the Con- canvass unique originated in Alf Taylors ee et danand Bob Is the Hotel for Business Men \u2018 v \u2018 Geo.C.Gibbons.| Geo.McNab.Nov& Bcotia& PEL 80 \u201c\u2018 gervative party and for his own particu- artly losing hie voice.This was toward daté ] de.185 $ 1kes and General Railwa Su lies P.Mulkern.Fred.F.Harper.Newtoundland fOF-L.| 8 , P was Blair bill and the tariff 1 vor = = ; 190 0 cs Jar benefit.Almost in despair\u2014vaith the middle of September.Finding that te senior of Gooucion.aif br nobly OMARLUTTETOWH P.Es de August 9 T Farded dailyon Half bad man soon as they were through speaking at to charm as noisily at the end of the can- hat human ingenuity and ski can devise CORI 8 VT a LINGTON AND OHURCE 878.80| 12 30j8t, Foustaohew uo.700 480 \u201c by crook el Tender or did an each meeting they mere obliged to play vass as atthe beginning.The only thing stairways and 3 elevators.COBOURC TORONTO.9 15 12 30st, Laurent, Bi, Mar.700 eres wp ea bar PE e Sim in the bask until their arme-ache hotel ad gave a nt of the Tenneseeeans regret is that the father io charge for conveying bagg ge from or to Deceraber 31, BII 1015) §30|cote\u2019 St.Paul (St.! 600 215 «harm, ba we keep ot cert in & Chattanooga hotel on the night of of Bob and Alf did not run for governor on tho Grand Central Depot.T .OAMERON & MoPHILLIPS Henri de M.)&St, Cu- « ground,as vur inepiration is from Ottawa, Sept, 14, which was listened to with roore th hibit jek Hi ots J 3 9 negonde.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ree « k } 3 1 10% e prohibition ticket, is nomination FUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors 9 Barristers, Solicitors, &o.10 00 Baulv-au-Recollet,Bou- aud we must clear the track to ensure | delight than if each had been a Pagsnini.was talked of at one time, and he perhaps une 15 1y 142 Cowthrà Chambers, 48 King Streot West | \u2018nc and Pont Viaue | 1 19 \u201cthe safety of the Ottawa express shortly The programme was & varied one.Selec- would have run had the movement not JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, TORONTO.vs) 545 Outremont.845,0 ¢« due, and which way be ahead of time.tions from \u201c* The Mikado\u201d alternated With been calculated to injure his Republican] \"| nat \u2014\u2014 P.MoPhili a.?1P| 11584 Jean Baptiste à ty or Ve are not Jesponsible for the refuel of «\u20ac Dixie,\u201d the \u201c Old Kentucky Home,\u201d | gon\u2019s chances.; MANUFACTURER OF Beetor Camo: on,Q.0.i - MoPRIlE 6 915 7 00 \\ Montreal.ap 700, 4 6 \u20185 0 et to exercise ciemenc the i i ' \u2018 ; - cm favor Of Biel 5 it was not our and er Sh ah both Poet eT OTTAWA.Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace MAOMABON, MAODONALD, eau St.Louis, moe] 780 44 \u201c business to interfere; all the electors who ers shook hands with Democrats and Re-| THE PROGRESS OF ST- HYACINTHE, a Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, \"| 38 Sol, Tuesdns has \u201c were glad to ace Riel Bangod must vote publicans alike, was also followed by Description of the Site of the St.The Palace Hotel of Canada \u2019 ; LE onto, &c., day and Saturday.|\" 14 on our side.In addition to this we have gom petitive fiddling.Hyneinthe Bilk Miils.rear Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge (0.7 Tork Ohara TORONTO, \u2014 .power and offices dnd favors and money,| Ti was about this lime that some saw a [From L'Union, November 3rd.] This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in the : Stock.&c.B Hvan MAOMAHON, QU.P.H.DBAYTON, | 89 15).Nowy ied States.and \u201c and we are sure wo win.The Liberals far-fetched resemblance in the brothers\u2019 When the cily fathers of St.Hyscinthe most modern style, lo: row open.Tho Fassel] Rolling Stock, &c., baggage Geo.MAODONALD, F, a DUNBAR Stato, and Southern).6 854 107 ust never get into power.i ; izati mmodations for over , bar 14, m sw BÉALOS.00 00020000 00e : \u2018And 80 commence the struggle for cmpaign to obtained the autho rization of the taxpaye = RUNDRED GUESTS with passage and bag- Mail and Express rem 8-8 15 \u2026 l'Froy A Toany, Rouse\u2019s supremacy which we have just witnessed, THE WAR OF THE ROSES, to grant Mr.A.J.Corriveau the subsidy gage clevators, and commands a splendid Coach ip ; 015 REO a amd cen] 410 ending, evidently, with the odds in favor and red and white roses at once became asked for the establishment of a silk fac- gin of the oily, Parliamentary grounds, oachess MANITOBA 8 HORTH-WrSi ERN RY 29 15] Albany Postal Car.6 ewes of the Liberals and their allies the Nation- party emblems.The red rose of Lancaster tory, it became a question for the recipient river and canal.Visitorsto theCapitalhaving _\u2014 8-106, Bo Hinton, 730] 44 alists.The Riel cry has turned the scale.was assumed by the Republicans, and the 0%) 0 testimonial of confidence to choose business with the Government find it most WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Ont.OF CANADA.8 al.Now ee 5 In all protebility the Ross Government | hite rose of York by the Democrats.) \".he limi i convenient to stop at the Russell, whers they Oct.2L 1y DW 252 mye pioturesque Line of the North-West portland and the New|: ++| 447 will resign or be defeated in the Assembly Throughout the canvass each of the two within the limits of our City a properly can always meet leading publiomen.Theen- Through the Park Lunds of the Fertile Belt England States, exe in due course, and then the Liberal- brothers averaged nearly as many speeches suitable for the erection of necessary build- 4;ra motel 1s supplied with escapes, and in J.G.SIBB ALD, and the beautiful valleys of ine Little 8as- goad 5 L Boston.\u201cBarideoor| 30 National party will have the task of form- as Henry George or Mr.Roosevelt aver- ings, Within our city there is no question case of fire there would not be any confusion der and Commission Merchant.No.1No 2 No TNo 8 fcStates\u2026 \u2026.-} 745) 79 ing 8 government whose members must aged in New York.For weeks they spoke y+ ciiiable building sites.But the or danger impo \"| Page.Exp.Dis) July 1st, 1886.Exp.|Pads, 7 immediately run the gauntlet of à new several hours daily (Sunday excepted), ; 1 ; Every attention Éald to guests, STEEL AND IRON RAILS Registered letters must be posted 15 minute\u2019 election.Supposing them to be returned and more than once they almost devoted special aature of the proposed enterprise very KENLY & ST.JACQUES, ; ; , L've.\\L've.Arr.| Arr.earlier.loth Il for the New E then the gremest difficulty seems to present fewer hours in the twenty-four to sleep demanded in the selection of a site all the Propriotors, BRLWAY Supplies, Iron, Metals, eto PH NOON| | ago la Bgairle PM, PI | Heslatered let tore mail for the Now Ene.itself.wh the Ottawa Government, than te speaking.Out of seventy-two hours sagacity by which our enterprising fellow- _February 5.3 146 Broadway PM.Southern States.\u2014cl s:d, only at 3:80 pm.Commons and Senaie opposed to them, the ON One cccasion they rested but five.(; ; ized : 2.85 11.55 35 |.Gladstone .| 1.25 (12.20.rsm4iB) SAHDLLPISE Sid [OI VO 09% sur Quebec Legislative C il d'al Although at times the relations between ©it!Zen 18 characterized.As always, he ®T LO U iS Éd OT EL NEW YORK.AM | AM land Ststes\u2014for Boston, New York and uebec Legislative Council composed al- ; left himself to be guided by his own good » a 128 y 4.10 3.07 61 |.Neepawa.[11.48 10.20 Hoath=rn Btates,\u2014cloged orlv at 880 p.m most entirely of Conservatives, and a very the two brothers could not heip growing \u2018© 8 y g ; 8.10 4.00 79 |.Minnedosa.}11.00 9.15 (A) Postal Car Bags open till 915 «.m, aad strong opposition in the Legislative Assem- strained when both became warmed in taste, and his own good taste well directed ; ji 8.80 5.43 [115 |.Bhoal Lake.[9.12] 6.80 8.20 p.m.bly, in fact with argument, yet, as à rule, the brothers pre- him.Situated bstween the line of the 2% LE 130 eer Soleglrth.8.3 5.® Postal Oar Bags open UI19.15 p.m Cannon to right of them served tbeir temper wouderfally under Grand Trunk Railway, Girouard avenue, 10.05 7,00 cases 1%} ( 8 ar nas open bo : ?great provocation, and no very serious pie ° \u201c Cannon to left of them, Cannon in front of them volleymg aud thundering, it would seem as if the new government will find iteelf in a veritable Sedan, and that it will require no ordinary generslship to keep their forces in order and, at the same time, to carry on the public affairs of the province to the satisfaction of the people.The mass ot our population want good government and eomething to show for their money; the intelligent thivking men who are not the devotees of party bave no sympathy with any eet of men or politicians who fancy they bave a right to govern for ever, and seem to imagine that the whole of Quebec and three-quarters of the Dor- inion belong to them.Sr.N'AURIOE.\u20181 hree Rivers, Nov.2, 1886.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE WONDERFUL OLD EMPEROR.[Berlin despatch to the London T mes.) Never was there an indomitable old Emperor like this.His majesty had made a railway journey of about 15 houre, most or it by aight, and had, therefore, some right to look tired and worn; but, considering everyti:ing, his appearance was surprisingly fresh.Itis known that the fatigues connected with the recent man- œuvres at Strasburg told somewhat eevere- ly on the Em yeror\u2019s strength, and that his medical, sttendants are growing not only more and more careful, but also apprehensive.Yet, for a man of 90, his Msajesty\u2019s physical condition may be called wonder ful.Not content with having the air of a raw October morning in a good mile\u2019s open drive from the station to his Palace, the Emperor wag nc sooner howe than, instead of lyicg down to compose himself after a night journey by rail, he at once began to transact important State business with a succession of very high functionaries, weludivg Count Herbert Bismarck, from the Foreign Office.On Monday last it was exactly 26 years ago since he crowned himself King of Prussia at Konigsberg.He \u2018was then 65 year&old.Now he returns from Strasburg to his jubilant capital, econ after the twenty- fifth anniversary of that event, accompanied by the fervent good wishes of all his subjecie\u2014not unmixed, however, with their natural fears.\u2018 ee ¢ Backward, turn backward O Time in your ight, .Mabe ne a child again, just for to-night ;\u201d the exclamation, in thought, of many a ® n who has suffered through a long life, from come distressing disease, that he might have cured with a few bottles of medicine like Dr.Pierce\u2019s © Golden Medical Discovery,\u201d which cures all blcod and skin diseases, as well as consumption or scrofula of the lungs.If be were a child again,\u201d he would know enough Yo have a bottle cf the discovery %to-ninot,\u201d and in old sge would not implore Fat Tr Time to fly backward\u201d for his special benefit.Hence, © Be wise to-day,\u201d its maduess to defer)\u201d Get a bottle of the nearest druggist \u2018unpleasantness\u2019 occurred between them | throughout the entire campaign.The most serious, perhape, was at Franklin on September 21, when the two brothers spoke io a grove about a mile from the town to 8,000 people.Each had been met at the railway station by his partisans, and Bob was escorted to the place of meeting by a long procession of mounted men ag well as men ougfrot.He opened the debate by denouncing the Republican party and all its works.He arraigned it for its various wholesale robberies of ths people, as well as for its crowning act of infamy, the great fraud of 1876.When Bob had finished, Alf made the usual plea in behalf of THE *° GRAND OLD PARTY.\u201d * Among other things he said that Grover Cleveland was the only President of the United States who had open!y contributed to the campaign funds of his party.While he was talking a drunken man interrupted him several times, to his visible annoyance, and he was manifestly irritated when he closed his epesch by declaring that he could be elected if every Republican vote was brought out, as there were but 4,000 votes to change.with some heat that every invalid and crippled Bepublican in the State might be hauled to the polls and still his majority would be 40,000.7 sorrow that Alt replied to this bosst.He said that the only Democratic vote he ever cast wae for the brother who had shown his gratitude by entering the lists against him as a gubernatorial candidaie.He added: \u201c1 will be elected, but I never would have entered the race had he been vominated first.\u2019 To this Bob did better than make a soft answer.He said nothing, and in a few minutes good teeling between the brothers was restored.What Alfcomplained of was doubtless what led to Bob\u2019s nominaticn hy the Democrats.Alf Taylor was so popular that when Alf was nominated by the Republicans the Democrats evidently felt that the only man who could beat him WAS HIS BROTHER.Had AIf not been nominated Bob might not have been, On the other band, had the Democratic Convention been held first and Bob been nominated, Alf, in epite of bimself, would probably have been the candidate for the Republicans.It was almost a miracle that no very much®worse display of temper occurred in the progress of the campaign ; for long before it 1t ended the brothers were so worn out by their efforts that their nervous systems were completely unstrung, and they were scarcely able to control themselves.Their constituents, doubtless, helped them to treat each other with courtesy, even at the times when their common campaign temporarily ceased to be a joke to the actors.For instance, in order not to show discrimination, their hostess at Shelbyville, Bob regented this prophecy, and declared\u201d It was plainly more in anger than mm.Cadoret krooklet and the river Yamaska, is a property that might have been specially designed for the purpose; planted with magnificent trees of different kinds, und ulating and commanding the river, and overlooking the railway bridge.The view from this point is simply enchanting.There is nothing finer in this neighbozhood and probably there is nothing more attractive 1n the entire province.The factory, which will be of ele- ant and substantial construction, wiil fgure like a brilliant surrounded by emeralds.It will be reflected in the stream as intended by Mr.Corriveau, surrounded with a plot studded with the most sweet- scented flowers.The remainder of the property which faces Girouard Avenue will supply lots for the building of magnificent houses and the establishment of the finest parts of the city.There is a site already selected close by the station and easily accessible for the erection of a firet- class hotel There are other sites quite as eligible, regularly laid out on the plan which has been prepared and which, in all probability, will be set apart for villa residences.The central avenue and the cross streets are by far the widest that are to be found in St.Hyacinthe.They offer a fine investment and will be a source of consiuerable revenue to the municipal treasury.Above all the healthfulness of the locality cannot fail to commend it, and 1t will be eure to become the most fashionable part of the city.lt will be sure to attract strangers and will add to the attractiveness and importance of St.Hyacinthe which we already so favorably know.Let us hope thatthe well known enterprise of Mr.Corriveau will be seconded by all friends of progress who desire to see the improvement of the town in which they reside and in which they do their business.ROOFING] 20: Rosin Cement, genuine old-fashioned kind roofs of it in this city have stood 20 and 2 years; also Gravel, Natural Asphalt, Slate and Metal Roofing.mt CEO.W.REED, SLATE, METAL AND GRAVEL ROOFER, DEALER IN ROOFING MATERIALS, 783 and 785 Craig Stroet West.September 10 trs 212 THH CANADA COTTON COMPANY Cornwall, Ont 10 mm Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks, Canton Flanneis, Dyed Linings, Cotton Blankets, &c Offices in KMontroni : Corner 8t.John and Notre [Dame streets Oity and Distric Oct.2.7 w Ty 286 ALAN S DAHENSEAN {8 Aimy.fase at QUEBEC.\"TDIB Ole, Vhioch 18 unrivalled for size, t¥le, and locality in Quebec, has just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with new system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &c.fact, all hat modern ingenuity and practical science can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guesis has basen supplied, WILLIS RUSSELL, President.OHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL 00.Proprietors June 26 : 158 CLASQOW Scotland.PHILPS GC7 con:ider their verdict und that the inquest was closed, This was somewhat of a surprise, as it was understood when the adjournment was mooted that there were still half a dozen witnesses or more to be examined.However, the coroner stated that he had asked each juryman if he wished to hear more witnesses, and that they were unanimous in the opinion that sufficient evidence had been heard for them to find a verdict.Half an hour paseed, and LOUP ORIES WERE HEARD IN DISPUTE in the jury room.Presently the door opened and th: coroner was requested to enter.After this everything was quiet, and another hour passed.At nine o'clock exactly the door again opened, aid it was spnousnced that the jury failed to agree on a verdict, there being seven for acquittal, aud eight, including the foreman, for remandiug the prisoner for trial on the charge of carsing the death of Mrs, Ward.As neither party would give way, each division of the jury prepared a separate verdict, as follows :\u2014 THE VERDIOT FOR AOQUITTAL.MONTREAL, November 4th, 1886.We, the undersigned jury men, at an inquisition taken upon the body of Frances Barrett, Tidow of Galbraith Ward, are of opinion tha Frances Barrett, widow of Galbraith Ward, came to her death by an abortien followed by bleed poisoning committed by some person or persons unknown.C.FAUCHER, OHAS.CHAMPAGNE, MICHAEL BERGIN, 'W.CORBEIL, JOEL LANCTOT, JOHN CAMERON, DAvID LEDUC.THE VERDIOT AGAINST THE PRISONER.MONTREAL, November 4th, 1886.We, the undersigned Jurymen at an inquisition taken upon the body of Frances B .rrett, Tidow of Galbraith Ward, are of the opinion at \u2014 .Joseph Alexander Crevier, doctor in medicine, is guiity of inducingan abortion on the body of Francis Barrett, widow of Galbraith Ward, by which aborion the said Frances Barrett came to her death.8.CARSLEY, Foreman, 8.J.THOMPSON, J.K.MACDONALD, F.H.LuWE, WILLIAM LANE, JR., GEORGE SIBLEY, RICHARD SEALE, CHARLES HODGSON.REMANDED ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER.The Coroner, thus falling to secure a complete verdict from twelve of the jury, ordered his secretary to make out a coroner\u2019s warrant, aud on this the prisoner was remanded back to jail to stand his trial on a charge of murdering Frances Barrett, widow of Galbraith Ward, The prisoner was then removed to the jiil in charge of Sergeant Leggett.presse POLICE COMMITCEE.Sorgeaut Richarxdpn to Retain His Position, bat His Salary is Reduced for Three Months\u2014~Ruopuirs for Char- boillex Street Siatiou.A special meeting of ths Police Committee was held yesterday to cossider wuat action should be taken regarding Ssrgeans Richard, who, it will be ramemb:red, was suspeaded 0a a charge of drunkeaness and disturbing one of Mr.David\u2019s political meetings, Ald.Jeannotte occapied the chair, and ther: wers also pres:nt His Worship Mayor Beaugrand, Aldermen Kennedy, McShane, Brunet, Dubuc, Grenier, aad Donovan.After the Mayor had stated the charge made to him against Richard, Ald.Jeanuotte said he had been informed that the accused had cried out against Mr.David while speaking, but applauded Mr.Perreault, who was speaking, in the same strain.If this were true he thought that the sergeant had not acted through malice but was somewhat the worse of liquor and did not know what he was doing.Ald.Grenier thought tnat he should be punished in some way, and he suggested that he be reduced to the rank of a policeman for three months.Alderman McShane said that if it could be proved that Sergeant Richard had bzen guilty of thec harges brought against him he shonld be dismissed, but at the same time the evidence must bs conclusive.The Mayor then read a letter from a Mr.Durand saying that Richard was under the influence of liquor and had b:en a source of great annoyance at Mr.David\u2019s meeting.Alderman\u2019 McShane said he did not think a letter was sufficieat evidence in this case.The Mayor said that Mr.Durand had called at hig offics the morning after t he meeting and had made complaints against Richard.Alderman McShane wanted to know whether Richard was oa duty at the time or was there as a private citizen.On being told that he attended in the latter capacity, he said he thought he had the right to be present at the meeting.Alderman Grenier ssid that as policemen could not vote they were not allowed to attend political meetings.The Mayor said he was not desirous of having Richard discharged, but he wanted to see the discipline of the force upheld.If such things were allowed to go unpunished the force would become unman- agable.Alderman Grenier moved that Sergeant Richard be allowed to retain his position, but that his pay be reduced to that of à sub-sergeant for three months, and if he showed good conduct during that time his former salary be allowed him.Carried.A petition was read from residents on | Windsor street, as proposed at the Mountain street askivg that the carters oD that street be aliowed to remain where they are at present and not transferred Le meeting.A sub-committee, consisting of Aldermen MoShaue and Kennedy, was appointed to look into the matter with à view Lo grant the petition.Alderman McShane asked that more police protection be given to Ottawa street near the Methodist church, Aldermon Dabuc also wanted the same for St.Dominique street near the German Lutheran church The Chief was instructed to attend to these, the chairmau remarking that the fact of the matter was that about 109 more policemen were needed for diffarent parte of the city.A letter was read from Messrs.Bourgoin & Cadieux offering to make improvements in the Chaboillez street station for $150.Ald.McShane asked that a bath be made in the s tation.Ald.Grenier opposed this and said he did not think there was any necessity for this luxury.The matter was decided by appointing Aldermen Dubuc, Brunet and Kennedy as a sub-committee to see what improvements should be made.The question of appointing a Police Matron was left over till next meeting.Before leaving 1t was decided to give Sergeant Richard the pay of a sub-sergeant during the time he was suspended.The committee then adjourned.OIXDY NEWS.Recrrvep Tuis Wexx, five Cases fresh Bavana Cigars, all fine brands, S.Hyman, 180 St.James street.Grrrtw\u2019s SUPERIOR SMokINE MIXTURE is unsurpassed ; ensure same not to burn the tongue, 1323 St.Catherine street (Queen\u2019s Block).ANOTHER SHIPMENT From Havana \u2014 Another consignment of \u2018 Los Hagonotes\u201d Reina Vistoria has been received by Hirsch Copposite the Pust-Office), and are beiog sold by him at 10e straight.Try em.THE TREASURER of the Montreal General Hospital acknowledges, with thanks, the receipt of $20 from the society of the Koights of Labor, of Hochelaga, per Mr, Osias Labonte, treasurer, and $10 from Mr.Hugh McLennan, being an arbitration fee.GENTLEMEN REQUIRING good cut tobacco shouid call at the Vice Regal Tobacco Em porium, 134 St, James street, and get hig Pace\u2019s Cut Plug Tobacco, fresh cut this day.It is packed in foil and in 1-lb, packages.It is also sold loose and in any quantity Fixe SAuPLES DAILY ARRIVING AT Wirris & Co\u2019s 1824 Noire Dame street, near McGill sireet, of these incomparable Baus Pianos, Fancy Walnut, Amerioan, Persian and Italian! These pianos are brilliant in tone, easy to the touch, resonant, responsive, and possessed of great durability.The best Pigno now made, admitted by best judges.THE LADY ÉOPERISTENDENT Of the Montreal General Hospital acknowled ges, with thanks, the receipt of tue following donations for the beaefit of the institution :\u2014 Quilt from the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of Trinity Church, magazines from Mrs.Macdougall, magazines from Mrs.Brain- erd, magazines from Mr, Belly books from A Frieud, two barrels of apples from Mrs.Orkney.BovoorTing THE WHOLESALERS.\u2014At a largely atiended 1aeeting of the Grocers\u2019 Association held at the Hope Coffee House last evening, it was unnnimously resolved \u201cThat the members of the Association pledge themselves to withdraw their patronage from the wholesale houses and manufacturers who persist in selling directly to consumers.\u201d It is understood that a comafigtee will be named in a few days to look \u201cThto this matter and carry out the resolution.New York Horse Bmow,\u2014At the Na- \u2018tional Horse Show now going on at the adison Square Gardens, New York, we are g'ad to see that Osborn Morton with his fine stallion Quito, has carried off second prize in the thoroughbred class, $100 avd a cup, beating Woodstock, the Toronto horse, The Duke of Magenta took 1st prize.On Friday Quit will be a sure first, as the Duke does not, and could not, stand & chance in the class for getting bunters.Our ParvTives.\u2014 The sale of pictures by T.Mower Martin, R.C.A., that takes place this afternoon at M, Hicks & Cos will draw a large and appreciative audience.There are several gems, notably, McKay\u2019s Mountain, Lake Superior, The Woodland Path, Thunder Cape, Lake Superior, On the Grand River, Sunset north of Lake Superior, and À Basket of Apples, by Miss E May Martin, a daughter aad very promising pupil of Mr.Martin.The eale begins at 2 p.m.MONTREAL F'OOTBALL CHALLENGE Cup.\u2014 This beeutiful cup is on exhibition in the windows of Mr.A.BE.Goyette, jeweller, 1725 Notre Dame street.It is a challenge cup, and the club winning it for the greater number of games during a period of five years is declared the holder of it.During the first five years it was won by the Montreal Club, who generously put it up again for competition and have now won it again.The numerous shields all around it indicate how many hands it has passed through.A Goop INVESTMENT, \u2014A rare opportunity is now offered to any manutacturer who is wanting a factory at a reasonsble price, The Ottawa street Methodist Church which is to be sold on the 8th of November by W.H.Arnion, is just the place, having an extraordinary foundation and walls that would be sufficiently strong for the heaviest machinery.Then there is pleaty of room in the rear of the building for an engine house, The location for a factory is the best inside the city, being in close vicinity of the canal and railway stations, in fact situated within equal \u201cdistances from either the Grand Trunk, canal and the new C.P.R.etation, which is known to be certainly lopated in this vicinity.The large vacant lot adjoining belongs to this property facing Shannon and Ottawa streets, Sr.GABRIEL'S DETERMINATION.\u2014A{ a special meeting of the Councillors of the village of St.Gabriel held on Tuesday evening, the action of the Council in referring the question of annexation back to the Annexation Committee was discussed.The opinions expressed were to the effect that St.Gabriel had acted in good faith in their negotiations with the city for anpexa- tion and henceforth they would assume ga perfectly independent attitude.It was resolved that no matter what meetings would be held by the civic authorities with a view to annexation, that no delegate from St.Gabriel would be sent to take part in tbem.It was stated that the exemptions in the village were made long before annexation was thought of and they would be maintained no matter whether the village became a part of the city or not, In the meantime the Annexation Committee have not yet met to consider the questions referred to them by the Council, and itis probable they will not do so this week.In this way another meeting of the Council will be allowed to pass without anything definite being done regarding the annexation of St.Gabriel, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.Passes on the Slides.\\ A discussion took place last winter a8 to the advisability of having a night at each slide when members of sister clubs would be allowed to use the slide, This, after 8) short trial, was found not to work, and members of one slide could not accompany their friends belonging to another, aud thus many pleasant toboggan parties were spoilt, Arrangements could easily be made by the several clubs which would not only completely meet the case, but would also do away with the free passes to visitors that were so much abused last winter.Why not allow a member who wishes to take up a friend to purchase a ticket for, say 26c, available for the evening and only allowed to be used when accompanied by a member.Do away with the free passes to visitors, which were more often than not used by residents and give the members a chance of taking their non-sliding frieuds with them occasionally.This arraogsment should be eatisfactory to all, and would also prove a large exira revenue to the clubs.Last year we understand the Lans- downe slide issued over 900 free passes and the Park almost as mauy, and we have reason to know that fully two-thirds of.them were used by residents of the city.: Lacrosse, ; The Lilac Lacrosse Club held a meeting last evening and organized the Orient Bnowshoe Club.The following officers were elected : President, Mr, T.Landermare; lst Vice-President, Mr.R.Lussey; 2nd Vic=-Presideat, Mr.G.H.McGowan; Secretary-Treasurer, Mr.W.8.Bowden.Commirtee\u2014Mr.H, E.Warren, Mr.L.Doudiet, Mr.R.B.Eilis, Mr.J.Millard, Mr.A, Anderson, Mr.E.Scott.Snewshoeing, THE UANADIAN SNOWSHOE OLUB.The annual general meeting of this club wag held on wednesday evening in their club rooms, No.191 St.Maurice street.A large muster of members was present.At the meeting we noticed the following prominent citizens : Messrs.I.A.Beauvais, P.Sauvalle, 8.Rodier, L.Cousineau, N.Lar vee, Antoine Hamilton and others.At 9 30 the meeting was called to order, Mr.8.Beaudin, the president, in the chair.Owing to the absence of the secretary, Mr.A.Murtin, the assistaut secretary,read the secretary\u2019s annual report, and Mr.T, Beaugrand, the treasurer, read his annual report, which®iwo reports were unabi- mously adopted.\u2018 The president, Mr.Beaudin, then sincerely thanked the officers and members of the general committee for their active services during the past year, and congratulated the members on the general and the financial standing of the club for 1886 and declared the officers and general committee for 1885-6 discharged.Mr.I.A.Beauvais was then called to the chair and Mr, Chas.Bruchesie acted as secre tary.The ecrutineers were then ap- poirted.The meeting then balloted for the officers for 1886-7, with the following results : President, Mr.À.Dorion, advocate; 1st Vice-President, Mr.E, A.Lalonde, M.D.; 20d Vice-President, Mr.T.Valade; Becretary, Mr.J.E.Deslaurier; Asgistant- Secretary, Mr.C.Theoret; Treasurer, Mr.O.Bourdon.Assistant-Treasurer, Mr.G.Ouimet.Committee \u2014Messrs, J.B.A.Lamarche, M.D., A.A.Tremblay, Chas.Porlier, H.Laurin, L.Labonte, Jr., 8, J.Maurice, Marshalls\u2014Messrs.A.Lussier and W.Wilson.> The elected President, Mr.A.Dorion, then precided, and after thanking the members for the honor of being elected president, announced to the meeting that the next annual excursion will be to New York, which was received with unanimous approbation.The meeting was then adjourned: Football, TORONTO AND OTTAWA RUGBY MATOH, Toronto, November 4\u2014The Rugby College champion-hip football match between Toronto University and Ottawa College took place, this afternoon, at the Rosedale grounds, and was won by the Ottawa College team by twelve points to one.The twelve points were made by Ottawa in the first half time, and were composed of a touchdown, touch in goal, two rouges, a touchdown without the privilege of a try, and a touch in goal, In the second half time only one point was ecored, \"Varsity taking a touch in goal, WHERE WERE THE POLICE?The facts disclosed in the accompanying letter are most discreditable to the head of the police force.What explanation can be offered ?322 Sr.JAmEs STREET, Nov.4, 1886.To the Editor of THE HERALD.T,wish in justice to correct & paragraph in your paper of to-day.The unfortunate man who was caught stealing from my premises on Saturday afternoon acknowledged hie guilt both to myself aud on his trial, and afterwards thanked me for soliciting a light sentence.I would, however, inform the merchants, bankers and taxpayers that in the middle of this great city, at 3 o'clock in ihe afternoon, there was not a policeman to be found on Victoria Square and down McGill street, up Notre Dame and St.James street to the Bank of Montreal.It took myself and storeman nearly twenty minutes before we could get one.Suppose a lady or child got run over at the MoGill street crossing, or one ofthe banks robbed, what a five state of affairs! I am not finding fault with the members of the force whom I have found polite and exceedingly kind, but I think the principal thorcughfares should be properly protected.Oa the night of the Mrs.Ward tragedy, the two cabs were for quite a while on Dorchester street, directly in front of my house.I heard the woman cry out murder, and immediately after the shot was fired I heard the wrangling and young man asking the number of the cab.The woman cried to take her to Dr.McBean\u2019s, and wanted to know who would go with her.The carriages then moved on to the Turkish bath.AI this time there was not a single policeman to be geen.W.E.8.\u2014_\u2014 Hraura Norior\u2014As, at the present season of the year, diphtheria, typhoid fever and scarlatioa are known to be prevalent In several towns and villages in the Proy- ince of Quebec, the secretary of the Central Board of Health will send, on application, free of cost, the small pamphlets published by the Board treating on these diseases to all persons desirous of obtaining instructions how to avoid contracting them and how to treat the sick.These pamphlets have been prepared by some of the most experienced physicians in Montreal (pro- feasors of colleges), and are especially noted for the simplicity, olearness aod terseness of the language employed, which s0 much enhances their value to parents.These littie pamphlets are printed in both French and Énglieh.Address: The \u2018Secretary of the Central Board of Health \u2019 30 St.James street, Montreal.Why dou\u2019t you try Carter's Little Liver Pills 7 They are a positive cure for sick headache, and all the ills produced by disordered Liver.Only oue pill a dose.8 7 t Grace, Nid., flour, Magor Bark Gaspe, 995, Pinkey, Buenos Ayre lumber, Anderson, McKenzie & Co, By BY THE RIVER AND \u20ac Twenty-five craft passed t yesterday.through ty The steamship Nestoria for London.8 WiLL gay) The Bohemian arrived gp afternoon.The Polynesian will sail fo: Wednesday.day from Glesgow.Very The steamship Canonbury jg ex 3 port about Sunday.Pecteq n The dredge No.Tis workj Dominion Line wharf, BE outy The receipts at the Custom amounted to $20,486.75.House ye The steamship Sarnia is ex Liverpool next Thursday.pected to The steamship Ocean King loft port o'clock yesterday afternoon for Lop dons thrg, A seaman of the steamshi arrested yesterday for being dues Tata Wag eave.Withoy The steamship Carthaginian, hence erpool, had æ live stock shipment © cattle.The tug Angelsea arrived from terday with the schooners Orion and in tow.last night.Gaspe to-day.The depth of the water in the shy, inches.The bark Yuba went down ths canal day afternoon at 3 o'clock in tow of Georgiana.\u2019 The tug J.BR.Booth will arrive bec this morni.g to take down 2 barges loaded with lumber.A man named Robert Metster fell fr, rèvetment wall on Wednesday broke his leg.He was conveyed wife.,; The allan Line mail steamship Scotian, from L{verpooi for Baltimore Johns, Nfd., and Halifax, arriveq Johns at 3.30 yesterday afternoon.At 8.30, 02 Wednesday known man io a state ef delirium wag run down the wharf near the Hudon hom; Factory and delibe: ately jump into the Hiver He was swept away in the St.Mary\u2019s ¢ FORT OF HONTREAL ARRIVED\u2014NOV.4, Steamship Bonavista, 837, Anderson, ney, coal and fish, Kingman, Barge Bells, M.T.Co., grain.Barge Nile, Blanchard, lumber, Barge BL.Joseph, Dorion, potatoes, Barge Oka, Larose, grain.Barge Mersey, Burstall & Co., lumbe, i» Barge Hyacinthe, Richard, grain, F Burge Dalhousie, M, T, Co., grain, Barge M.Inmaculatsæ, Robillard, gr, Barge Bonaventure, Bonaventure, sand, CLEARED\u2014Nov.4 Steamship Nestorian, 1748, Dalziel, L Schooner Anna Bella, 67, Super, Bros.& Co.general, H.& A.Allan Vessels In Port.Bteumehips.aoironbure City, 1658.Anderson, M eKenzle- Newcastle City, 1384, J.G.Sidev.Bratzberg, 91 , Kingman, Brown & Co.Polynesian, 2023, H.& A.Allan.Sarnia, 2421, D.Torrance & Co.Bonavista, ber, Kingman, Browa & C Barks, Yuba, 879, Auderson, MoKenzie & Qo.Arrived via Lachiae Cansi\u2014Nov, 4, Barge W.Owens, from Rigaud to Montrea) 6,708 bush.barley, L.O.Lafreniere.! Barge P.L., from Coteau Landlny to real, 10,587 bush peas, L.O.Lafreniere.Barge Hyacinthe, from Point Fortune to Montreal 8,040 bush.peas, 320 do.barley, G, M.Kinghorn.Steamer Welshman, from Ottawa ports to Montreal, »,80) bush oats, 600 do, peas, 843 do.wheat, 527 bags_ barley, G.M Kinghorn; 145 bxs cheese, Cookson; 104ubs butter, J.A.Vaillancourt, Steamer Persia, from St.Catharines to Montreal, 364 brls flour, 2,168 sax flour, Norris & Carruthers.PORT OF QUEBREO.Queb 0, Nov.4 ARRIVED.Steamship Otter, May, E:quimaux Polat, A.Fraser & Co , fish and oll.Bark Gylfe, Hounderson, deals, Henry Dinning & Co., ballast.Schooner Etoile du Matin, Garret Carlisle, J.B.Renaud & Co., fish and oil, Schooner Volantel, Umberly, Labra Montreal.OLEAKED.Steamship Carthaginian, MacNicol, pool, Allans Rae & Co.Steamship Polino, Lachance, 8t.John's, Fraser & Co.Bchooner Canopus, Chicolue, Kirouac & Son.Steamship;Norwelgan, Stephens, Montreal, Allans Rae & Co.NOTES, The SS.Norwegian left for Montreal at?&.m.The 83.Buenos Ayrean, for Liverpool, left port at ll a.m.The 8S.Aloides arrived from Montre a m.and procesded.The mall steamship Vancouver sal Liverpool at.10.30 a.m.The tug steamer B:aver came out of dook to-night after repairs.The tug steamer Isabel has b:en laid the season in Loulse basin, The tug steamer James arrived from Mont real this morning with a tow of barges.The tug steamer William goes into quarters in T.ouise Basin to-morrow m The bark Renaud arrived from Montreal at 4p.m.in tow of the tug William, and anchored.The bark Oscar Firat, Capt.Asbe London, arrived at the Saguenay to load on Sunday.The steamship Circassian arrived from She sails Montreal at 6 p.m.and anchored.for Liverpool to-morrow morning.The bark Gylfe, the last sailing ves pected here this season, arrived in port this morning in tow of the tug Conqueror.The Governineut steamshl has finished supplying the and provision port.The stomehip Oarmone will arrive to morrow morning.She has some water pipes for the corporation to put out here bé fore proceeding to Montreal.The steamship Norwegian, laut night, passed an iceberg near of Belle Isle.and two other vessels off White Isla bark Sigrid off Pilgrims, verse, bark H.B Crane Island, all bound down.the The Beaver Line steamship Lake Huron which was heachied at Indian Cove, succes fully floated off, this morning, and arrived port at eleven o'clock in tow of the tug ste ers Lake and Chal enger.She was uently placed alongside the embankment ln the Louise Basin, where the balance cargo will be discharg«d, after which she be placed on the gridiron at Wolfe's 0 survey and temporary repairs.force is to be put on the ship s088 away to sea this season.INLAND NAVIGATION.PORT COLBO « NE, November 4 \u2014Pass Nothing.Down\u2014Schooner Grautham, Kingston, wheat ; propellor Oeltio, Kingston, wheat; steamship W- Chicago tv Ogdensburg, general Cargo.In harbor to-night, wInd-bound\u2014Sehoonërs J.R.Noyes, G.C.Finney, Marquis.The tug Crusader left here to-day ¥ barges Sherman and Mills in tow.Wind south-west, fresh.PORT DALHOUSIE, November 5 assed down\u2014Schooners John Magee, o Oswego, wheat ; Kate Kelley Ogdensburg, wheat; O.Mowat, Kingston, coal.Fine, light south-westerly winds.Marinelets.FATHER Point, Nov.4.\u2014The Carmone, Thompson Line, from rived inward at 8.20 p.m.SOUTHAMPTON, Nov.4 from New York.ap, QUEFNSTOWN, NOV, 4\u2014Arrived\u2014Americ , a\u2014Waschollen, from Ncw York.ROTTERDAM, Nov.4\u2014Arrive from New Yo k.NEw Yorx, Nov.4\u2014Arrived \u2014 À85 Monarch, from London.LONDON, Nov.4\u2014Arrived\u2014Grecian arch.rt PERSORAL.Vice-President Van Horne, of the U2 Hamil adian P.cific Railway, is visiting ton, Oat., where he is the gue Hon.Jam es Turner.MARINE INTELLIGENCE ANA 0 Yestorgy, r Liverpog ney The steamship Norweglan wil arm 90 y Ploies Tug steamer Florence arrived f She Will take down ph at Lake St.Peter yesterday vas Pa Lang from Que night à evening, an Brown & Go, Harbor Kirkpairiok & Gaspe, F, Napoleon III.ulf lighthouses epots and is returning to which arrived She passed the bark Albertine bark Clyde in Tra: Cnn and five others of ossible Al to'gat her luth to Du at to L.Frosh, _-Vesseld Detroit to Bandusky to gteamsalP shields, 8 \u2014Arrived \u2014 9 oy LR ide thy Sterday Sail for or Wah, eat 7 Joy the tow o In thy © by No Via 8 at gf, S60, un.n Cottar Urrent, Syà, ain, Ondop, 0.Mont- River t, Now dor for Liver.al at 7 led for up for winter orning , from gel ex- in port Btralts md, the dia sui her of D ove for ed up jt petroit Baalé, yriad Mon» Catt of (hé mo + | In Stor FISH cam-! sb Seal wiou Ne Cod Afowc Barrels rrels Bah jer ces Ti SAT ime Falco FYN Raa its ar kK LAB for fé JO ] Telepl Octobe FIS Choice ] Choice Talenh Octobe Now | Ex-sie 100 Brls 100 Tes, 1 Ex-ste 50 Puns.In stor Bris.Tis! \u201c ex Telept Octobe! 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