The Montreal herald, 6 décembre 1889, vendredi 6 décembre 1889

[" Cle VOL.LKXXII\u2014NO.291 it NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.GENUINE LABRADOR HERRINGS Barrels No.1 Lab.Herrings, .6 ss Pus\u2019?Brand, Cape Breton Herrinzs, Nid.Salmon, ce Green Codfish, Cwts.Gaspe Dry Codfish.FOR SALE BY VERRET, STEWART & CO, 271 to 275 Commissioners Street.«6 [1] 6s se frenuine Labradors! THE WELL KNOWN MUNN BRAND o\u2014 In Barrels, Halves and Quarters.\u2014o NOW LANDING Ex 88.VANGUARD, Six days from Labrador Coast.Quantity Limited and QUALITY UNSURPASSED.Z& Early application necessary.STEWART MUNN & CO, 22 ST.JOHN STREET.Telephone, No.1235.STEEL RAILS FOR SALE, ALL SIZES, in Quantities to Suit Purchasers.\u2014\u2014\u2014 OS \u2014 B.J.COCHLIN, 361 ST.PAUL STREET.ee er rm ree Cumberland Ry.& Goal Coy.Are now shipping daily Round Coal, Stove Coal, Nut Coal, Culm Coal.For prices apply H.R.DRUMMOND, Secretary.P.O.BOX, 396.OFFICES : 28 and 29 1mperial Buildings.HERTER BROTHERS, 131 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS OF Interior Decorations, Furniture, Stained Glass, Mosaics, Gas Fixtures, &o.IMPORTERS OF TAPESTRIES, FINE CARPETS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, PAPER-HANGINGS, &e.sept.28 IMPORTANT! Remarkable iiestoration to Health of Well Known Canadians whose Cases were Given up as Incurable.From the 1ew of the hundreds of lev r= we have received {rom those who hav been restored to health and strength |, the use of that wonderful discovers Paine\u2019s Celery Compound, we make © few extracts.We hope that the thon sands of Canadian men and women viv are suffering (rom nervous sn wir, diseases,\u201d will profit by thew + =o plain statements of facts.D.S.Davidson, of Monti, for years with nervous dyspupmia, ] bis back, and sleeplessness.Tete; tors without relief, was losir- f and Had about given up heart commenced the use of Paine Compound.\u201cNow,\u201d he says, \u201cTan an men.I sleep well and my food doo: hurt me.\u201d , ; Mr.Jas.Johnson, 302 Su Chork 7 roruee Street, Montreal, was w - nervous, had no appetite, and cour : rest at night.His nerves were » and strengthened by Paine\u2019s el; ry ! pound, and he soon lecain.strong.Annie Gourley, of River ! P.Q., found the Compound a ce ti.for weakness, and now fecls as we\"; ever did_\u2014 A customer of Harrison I'v, gists, Hamilton, Ont., told then.was entirely cured of nervous weaknes the use of two bottle of the Con: after everything else had failed.The little child of Mrs.G.E.Merec: \u2026 76 D'Arey St, Toro.nto, was cured of *: Fur\u2019 Dance by Pain \u20181 Celerr Compour.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.POWDER Absolutely Pure.This Powder never varies.A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight alum or phos- hate Powders.Sold only in cans.ROYAL AKING POWDER Ca.196 Wall Street, N.Y.WEATHER REPOLT.METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, ToroxTo, Ont., Dec.5,11 p.m.The high area has moved from New England to the Atlantic and the depression has moved from the west of the Lake region to the St.Lawrence Valley, giving sleet and rain in Ontario and snow along the St.Lawrence.Anotner depres- Slon 18 spreading over the Northwest territories with milder weather.Maximum temperature to-day :\u2014Cal- gary, 32; Qu\u2019Appelle, 16 ©; Winnipeg, EE) Port Arthur, 327; Toronto, 367; ~ntreal 22=; uebec, 207; Hali 29 0.Q alifax, Probabilities.Lakes\u2014Northwest to west winds, mostly fair, with a slight fall in tem per- ature.Upper St.Lawrence\u2014West to northwest winds, clearing weather.Lower St.Lawrence and Gult\u2014Fresh to strong winds, wrstiy cloudy, with mostly suow or sleet.Maritime\u2014soutb tn west winds,cloudy, with local rains or sleet, a _ Fined for Evading Taxes.BeruN, Dec.5\u2014Eight prominent merchants of Berlin Lave been fined an aggregate sum of $40,000 for evading the payment of taxes.Soldiers\u2019 Orphans.BERLIN, Dec.5\u2014The King of Wurtem- burg has donated a large sum of money to tbe establishment of a fund for the orphans of the soldiers of bis army.Mr.Parnell\u2019s Reappearance.LoNpox, Dec.5\u2014Mr.Parnell will speak at Nottingham next Tuesday in reply to Lord Salisbury\u2019s recent important address in tbat city.Mr.Arnold Morley and Mr.Broadhurst will also speak.Looking Towards Freedom of Trade.Lonvox, Dec.5\u2014The Italian Government is earnestly considering the matter of abolishing the prevailing duties upon trade across the French-Italian frontier, which question is also under advisement by the French Government.Threatened Strike or Gas Workers.Loxpo¥, Dec.5\u2014A committee representing 1,780 gas workers of Loudon waited upon the managers to-day, and gave notice that a general strike would be begun on December 13th if the employers did not by that time concede to the demands of the men, Snowstorms in Austria, _ Viexxa, Dec.5\u2014Five persons perished in the snow daring the snowstorm which prevailed at Waag, West Hungary, last night.As the means of communication are re-established it is learned that the destitution and loss of life resu.ting from the fearful snowstorms of the last three days haye been widespread and great.Free Meals for Poor Children.Toroxto, December 5.\u2014The success attending the scheme of free Sunday breakfast during the winter months for those who need them, has inspired a gentleman tu offer to pay the expenses of giving a free tea every Sunday evening to 250 children, to commence next Sunday.A local religious association has taken the matter in hand.Attempt to Poison a Whole College.PrrrssurG, Pa, Dec.5.\u2014It is stated bere that an appareutly malicious attempt was made several days ago to poison the faculty and pupils of the State Nermal School at India, Pa.Poison was placed in the food, and Prof.Z.H.Snyder, his family and the entire faculty of the students became ill.Fartunately none are dangerously sick.\u2019 Thanks From Ireland.Ricrmoxp, Va., Dec.5\u2014A handsomely engrossed resolution of thanks was laid before the Senate to-day, from the Irish party in the British House of Commons, for the courtesies extended to Sir Thos.Ysmonde during his visit here a year ago.The legislatnre was engaged this afternoon in counting the vote cast in November for governor and lieut.-governor.Oh! My Son, Oh! My Dollars.Hawrax, N.8, Dec.5.\u2014William D.Martin has arrived here from Worcester, Mass., looking for his 17 year old son who left Worcester three weeks ago and it is said came to Hali\u2018ax.Frederick Martin, the young man in question, took with him $5,000 belonging to his father which had been given to the lad to deposit in the National bank.The lad it accompanied him.Mr.Martin learned in Boston that his son had taken passage for St.John.The former went to St.John but found that the lad bad bought a ticket for 1laiifax.MON onfreal TRIUMPHAL ENTRY.Stanley Welcomed by German Officials at Bagamaye, EMIN BEY PR0BABLY FATALLY INJURED.London Slums Closed by Order of the County Council.STANLEY WELCOXED BY GERMAN OFFICIALS, Trimmphant Entrance to Civilization.BErLIN, Dec.5\u2014Captain Wissman reports his meeting with Stanley as follows: On Tuesday, Dec.3 Stanley, Emin, Casati and Wissmana met at Atoni, on the Kinghani River, and drank one another's health and prosperity and responded to loyal to#sis in bumpers of champagne, Capt.Wissmaon provided horses for Stanley and Emin, and the whole party made their triumphant entry into Bagamoyo at 11 o'clock on Wednesday morning.Bagamoyo was profusely decorated with bunting and green arches, and palms were waving from every window.Wissman\u2019s force and the German man-of-war Sperber fired salutes.All the vessels in the roadstead were dressed with flags.Capt.Wissman entertained the party at luncheon, and the captain of the Sperber formally welcomed Stanley and Emin on behalf of the Emperor of Germany.A large number of Europeans arrived to greet Stanley, and in the evening there was a grand banquet, at which a perfect flood of champagne was served, UNFORTUNATE EWIN BEY, Serious, Probably Fatal Accident.Zaxzipar, Dec.5.\u2014After enduring the bardships of many years residence in the interior of Africa and the fatigues and daugers.of his journey to the sea it has been the fate of Emin Pasha to receive an injury which is likely to result in his death.The Pasha is very nearsighted and habitually wears glasses.To-day he attempted to walk about his room without them and unconsciously walked out of a window falling some distance to the ground.He was immediately picked up and conveyed into the house where it was found that he had sustained a fracture of the skull, which all of the doctors at Bagamoyo, except Stanley's own physician, pronounce fatal.Stanley\u2019s doctor shares the opinion of his colleagues that Emin is in a very critical condition but expresses the hope that he may be able to save his life.As it is the Pasha cannot, under the most favourable circumstances, be removed from Baga- moyo for at ieast ten days, WAR ON UNSANITARY TENEMENTS.Houses Closed by Order Of the Council, LonpoN, Dec.5\u2014The crusade which has been carried on for some time past against the landlords who maintain tenements in the congested districts of London whose condition is inimical to health, has been productive of good results, far beyond the expectations of the most sanguine of the crusaders, who, with the assistance of the county council, have compelled the closing of a large number of houses reeking with disease, spreading filth.FEDERATION IN AUSTRALIA.Objectious Gradually Disappearing.Lonpox, Dec.5\u2014Recently agreements have been reached by the various an- thorities of Australia on the question of Federation, so strongly advocated by Sir Henry Parkes, which foreshadow the almost absolute certainty that the project will very shortly take a serious form.Many of the details agreed upon, it is stated upon good authority, have had the effect to completely overcome most of the objections raised by the Victorians, and their objections removed, Australian Federation must, in the near future, become an accomplished fact.A PECULIAR NATIONAL DISPUTE.The Claims of Stanley and Emin Bey to Be Fought Out by French and German Papers.Loxpoy, Dec.5.\u2014While messages of welcome and congratulation are being showered upon Stanley and Emin from all parts of the civilized world the ¥rench and German press are engaged in a bitter war of words over the explorer\u2019s achievements.The controversy was begun in an article published in a French paper lauding Stanley and deriding Emin, whose helpless condition ; previous to his rescue by Stanley, the paper assarted, was the result of his cowardice, and whose vaunted civilizing influence had really never extended | oe the confines of his own tent, or such habitation as he chanced to | occupy.This tirade was suflicient to is understood was induced to leave home | arouse the editors of several German with the money by two associates, who ! journals who declared that Stanley had attempted to arrest them.In the fight { appropriated to himself the credit and | honor that was due to Emin, and predicted that the report that Emin would | make when he should reach the coast, TREAL, FRIDAY LECEMBER 6, 1889.where it would be beyond the power of ! Stanley to suppress or garble the Pasha\u2019s | C R U E L EV | CT | 0 N S, statements, would confirm that declaration.The matter stanas at that except .that gradually other papers on both sides | have been drawn into the dispute and ! the epithets employed are becoming ! Temperance Colonists Disposessed more worthy of the denizens of the slums than * moulders of public opinion.\u201d BELGIAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.Excited Debates in the House.Brussëls, Dec.5.\u2014An excited debate occurred in the Chamber of Deputies today over the suspension of the administrator of public safaty, there being more turbulance than yesterday\u2019s proceedings were attended with.M.Lejeune, Minister of Justice, declared that the administrator knew the character of Pourbaix, yet he had maintained him at his post without the knowledge of the Cabinet.M.Bara (Racical) here sprang to his feet and denounced Minister La- jeune as a liar, for which, however, he subsequently apologized.M.Lejeune resuming said that the administrator could bave stopped the late trial of socialists by divulging the facts of which he was aware, but instead he had kept silent.Deputy Jansen expressed his belief that the King would be unable to retain his present ministers, which expression was immediately conveyed to the crowd outside, whereupon the mob shouted \u201cResign, resign.\" The police then charged on the crowd and dispersed them making many arrests, BRAZILIAN AFFAIRS.General Acceptance of the Republic.Lisuo¥, Dec.5.\u2014Advices received from Brazil by the arrival of a steamer from Rio to-day state that the troops aad people at Para acclaimed the new Government without hesitation.The G var- nor of the province endeavored to rusist such action, but was coerced into acknowledging the republic.The Conservatives demanded a share in the new government, but demands were refused.The troops and a majority of people at Bahia refused at first to acknowledge the republic, but yielded upon learning that the whole country had accepted the change.The provisional government cabled to the Rothschilds askin that house to continue its financial support, which those capitalists consented to do upon condition that order and the union of the Brazilian States should be preserved.Baron de Penedo, Brazilian minister to England, has been dismigsed and his name stricken from the diplomatic list because of his display of hostility to the Brazilian republic to a degree injurious to the States.Senhor Itsjuba has been appointed to succeed him.- - TOLONTO TELEGRAMS.Indian Protection Association\u2014'Traders Tea Company Fined\u2014Evangelieal Alliance.TorosTo, Dec.5\u2014Rev.E.F.Wilson, of Sault Ste.Marie, is here and is making efforts for the establishment of an association for the protection of the rights of Indiang, similar to the one existing in Philadelphia, from which city be has just returned.The family of Jno.Dixon, an employee of McKeown & Co., would have been suffocated by coal gas last night but for one of the children tumbling out of bed and awakening the household.The chairman of the Board of Steamboat Izspectors, Samuel Risley, has been superannuated on account of failing health.The case against the Traders\u2019 Tea Company was resumed this afternoon at the Police Court, and closed, so far as that court i8 concerned, by the infliction on Freeman, the manager, of a tine of $20.The case will go to the Superior Court.The company\u2019s store on King street is announced to be let.Geo.Pearce, who with Spallman and Jarvis recently created such a furore by escaping from goal, was sentenced today by Judge McDougall for larceny and attempted burglary to ten years imprisonment.The [Dominion evangelical alliance went into business session to-day and elected the following Executive Committee, all resident in Montreal: Rev.Dr.Antliff, T.E.Williams, Dr.Macvicar, Archdeacon Evans, Rural Dean Lindsay, Principal Bourbour, T.Lafleur and Dr.Wells, and Messrs.Warden King and Walter Paul.It.wasrecommended that the appointment of a general secretary be left to the Executive Committee and that he b: guaranteed a salary.Two hundred dollars was voted to Rev.Wm.Jackson, Recording Secretary, for his services during the past year.The report was accepted.Coroner Duncan held an inquest this evening at the hospital on the remains of little Annie Walsh, who died this morning from the effect of burns received during the absence of her mother from home.The jury returned à verdict formally stating the cause of death and declaring their opinion that it was due to the neglect of Mary Walsh, mother of the child.The Electric Sugar Swindle.New York, Dec.5\u2014Mrs.Olive E.Friend, Mrs, Emily Howard and George A.Halstead, of Orin Halstead, who, with Parson Howard, swindled the Electric Sugar Company out of thousands of dollars, to-day pleaded guilty to one of the three indictments for larceny in the tirst degree, th~ sme on which Parson Howard was convicted.The Recorder remanded the prisoners back to the Tombs pending sentence.A Street Scene Out West.Metrose, Kansas, Dec.5,.\u2014Four Kiowa Indians came from the reservation on Tuesday night and by some means obtained whiskey and became very drunk.They started to take the town in true western style and City Marshal Snyder i that followed Snyder was killed with a knife and one of the Indians was shot, but one of his companions succeeded in carrying away his body and escaping across the line into the reservation.of Their Improvements.| WUR ALDERMEN IN THE PRAIRIE CAPITAL, | Lepine, Tired of Agitation, Wants | to Settle Down.FROM THE PRAIRIE CITY, Montreal Civie Depuiation in the Prairie Capital\u2014Competition For Manitoba Wheat\u2014Temperance Colonists Evicted By Their Landlords.Wisnirec, Man, Dec.5.\u2014The Montreal deputation arrived bere this afternoon und were met at the station by Acting Mayor Lewis and the City Couu- cil.The visitors were escorted to the Clarendon, where lunch was served, after the party drove around the city.At five o'clock they assembled at the City Hall, where Mayor Grenier, Ald.Clendenning, Villeneuve, Stevenson and Alex.Robertson delivered speeches, Ald.Clendenning especially breathing a spirit of loyalty and patriotism.The greatness of Mont: real was dwelt upon at some length and tbe fact pointed out that it was the natural port for Northwestern products.In the evening the party accepted an invitation to attend the Opera House, where Fanny Reeves is starring.Tomorrow the party leaves for home by the regular train, after visiting St.Boniface and other points of interest in the vicinity.There has been another advance in wheat throughout Manitoba during the past week, the rise being ten cents.Grain merchants discussing the question say competition for buyers for local mills was the cause for the increase Mill owners here recoznizs tte fact there is left in the Northwest mre than enough wheat to keep their mills running until tlie next crop is harvested, and unless they are to be idle they must secure ail in sight, competition therefore has raised the price to a point at which nearly all grain merchants who handle wheat on margin cannot afford to touch it, It is probable the larger portion of the wheat now in the province will be ground here and be exported as flour.Wheat is quoted to-day at 60c to 72c.Bertrand, Queen's Printer, has been notified that his services are no louger required, and will probably be succeeded by David Phillips.Attorney-General Martin was appointed representative of the board of education on the council of the university.The Temperance Colonizetion Company in 1884 apportioned free town lots and supplied lumber $e build houses to settlers at a valuation with interest at six per cent.until paid.There was a clause in the agreement by which the company zhi take peaceable possession after a cortain time, if principal and interest was nct paid.Taking advantage of thie clause they have now taken possession of the buildings owned by several settlers, and others will be dispossessed.Rinks from Milwaukee, Portage, Wis- congin, St.Paul, Denver, New York and Culcago will play at this winter's bon- spiel in Winnipeg.ee FROM THE DOMINION CAPITAL.Sir John Unwell-Fatal Accident to a Yardman \u2014 Lepine\u2019s Pesition \u2014 Supreme Court\u2014War Vessels at Esqui« mault.; Orrawa, Dec.5\u2014S8ir John Macdonald continuus to suffer from a bad cold.He expects to be convalescent in a few days.There was no session of Council to-day.Robert Hutcheson, night yardman at the Canada Atlantic yard bere, met his death suddenly at 10 o'clock this morning while \u201cstacking cars\u201d He was walking between the stake and the moving car, seeming unconscious of the danger of the position.One of his fellow- workmen called to him to look out or he would be caught, but before he could get away he had been caught between the stake and the car, and inscantly killed.The stake pressed against his breast just over his heart.The car was going at the rate of about three miles an hour.Dr.Church was summoned, but his services were not needed.Death had been instantaneous.He was 27 years old and unmarried.\u2019 Mr.Ambrose Lepine, late secretary to Louis Riel, is here.\u201cIt is true,\u201d said he to a reporter, \u201cthat I am here to petition the Government to restore to me my land.It consists of a farm and bome- stead, but it is more than all that I think the Government might after this time give them back to me.They were mine before the establishment of the territory.I saw Sir Hector Langevin on Tuesday, but at present [ must say nothing.I really do not think I should be wise to say anything at all.After I have had my interview with Sir John Macdonald I might be able to say more, but at present I must be silent.It is not true that I ever said in Montreal, or anywhere else, that I would use every lawful means to secure the restoration of the two languages in Manitoba and the West and would agitate to that end.A reporter saw me just as you do and I said nothing, then he went away and made that up and put it down with \u201cLepiue said that.\u201d I have said nothing on that point and do not want to agitate.If the Government will kindly give me back my farm and let me live there I will be contented.On the other point I am silent.\u201d Mr.Dalton McCarthy will address the Ottawa branch of the Equal Rights Association on Thursday evening.In the Supreme Court to-day the case of the Merchants Bank of Canada vs.$.Lucas was continued.The next case is Hayes et al v8.Coleman.The Queen has approved of Col.Lay as Consul General for the United States at Ottawa ; Mr.C.R.Pope as consul for the United States at Toronto, and of Mr.Ouillermo Lawson as consul at Halifax for the Argentine Republic.It is understood that owing to representation having been made by the Bri- crald SUBSCRIPTION $6.00 PER ANNUM.tish Columbia delegates who were in the city a few days agn, and tn heavy pressure from other influential Colunmbiunna.Hon.Mackenzie Bowe'l haschaned anu dropped the greater prrt of the order-in- council setting apart Constance Cove, Esquimalt, for the exclusive use of warships.Before leaving for England, Capt Wise, A.D.C.tu General Sir Fred Middleton, will be tendered a farewell dinner by several of his fellow-members of the Rideau Club.Capt.Wise leaves on the 18th.\u201cMY LOVE SHE'S BUT A LASSIE YET.She's Ower Young to Marry Yet.\u201d Toroxto, Dec.5\u2014Mre, Wm, Turner has reported to the detectives that her daughter Emma has determined to marry an Italian peanut vendor against her par-ats wishes, and being but fourteen yeurs old Mrs.Furner threatens to prosecute priest or clergyman performing the ceremony.A MOST ATROCIOUS VILLAIN.A Cave Where Lynching Comes In.Toroxto, Dec.5.\u2014James McKew, butcher pediar, living with his family at 14 Sackville street, was arrested last night for a most atrocious crime on the little four-year-old daughter of Henry Chisholm, of Parliament street, a baker's driver.McKew found the child wandering on Parliament streei, having escaped from her mother fur a couple of hours, and took her into a shed opposite Price\u2019s livery stable, on East Queen street.The screams of the child were heard in the stable and Price went to give assistance.The child was found insensible and Mec- Kew was endeavouring to hide behind a lumber pile.The police were soon on hand and had all they conld do to keep McKew from being lynched by the crowd that had gathered.It is not yet known whether the child\u2019s life may be saved.A STORY OF DOMESTIC INFELICITY.A Dime Novel Scene in Real Life.Orrawa, Ont, Dec.5th.\u2014A rather startling story of domestic infelicity has been current in the city the last few days and rapidly gained in importance.The wife of a member of the Civil service has, says the Frec Press, eloped with a well known \u201c man about town.\u201d The names are given.They are known to have left town last Thursday.The deserted husband is lying seriously ill at home from the effects of the blow.The facis of the case given by a friend who states that be was an eye witness to most of them is as follows: \u201cThe husband returned to the city early last week from New York, where he had gone to seek medical advice.Immediately on his return he discovered things were not what they should be af lome.During his absence for several weeks the paramour is sald to have been a great frequenter of the house.The husband suspected from one or two incidents that came under his notice that the visitor was rather more intimate with his wife than Was necessary.The climax came on Wednesday.On the evening of that day several friends, including the two elopers, were at the civil servant's house playing cards and otherwise amusing themselves.The young Lothario on leaving the house was followed by the lady of the house.They were out at the gate of the garden rather longa: than the chilly nights made com- fortabie, and the husvand went down to see to his wife\u2019s welfare.He overheard enough, unwillingly, to discover the plans of the pair, and saw the young man caress his wife before parting.There were other witnesses to this also.The distracted husband immediately endeavoured to save the honour of his name, and a dramatic scene is said to have been enacted.The husband implored his wife to look well before she took a step which was bound to destroy their good name and ruin their home.He prayed her for the sake of home, honour and children, and even for the sake of one little one in the grave to stop before too late.Remonstrances were in vain and threats only angered.The husband then procured a revolver and blinded with passion and rage attempted as à last resort to save his name from shame by attacking the other party.He had sent a message to him saying: \u201cIf you ever cross my path I'll kill you.\u201d - The husband went to the depot in search of the paramour but failed to find.His last remonstrance were useless with his wife and the train steamed out of the station bearing her away to the arms of her partner in guilt, who is believed to have gone ahead.The husband then went back to his home.Several letters have been received in Ottawa during the last few days from the couple.The husband was seen tbis afternoon at bis residence by a reporter.He was in bed and looked miserably ill.He preferred not to discuss the matter, but it was too true.He stated that he had several troubles just now in addition to this one and it was a severe blow.He seemed completely prostrated.He said that when he was better he would give the true version of the affair, but at present be feit too ill to talk much.Strike of Gas Workers.Loxpox, Dec.5.\u2014The municipal gas «workers of Mancuester lodged notice of an intended strike but subsequently withdrew it.The managers refused to accept the withdrawal and locked the men out.\u201cBlacklegs\u201d were taken on in place of the locked out men and are being housed and fed at the works.The strikers are in an ugly and menacing mood.The city was only half lighted last night.A Much-Needed Adulteration Law.Wasgrnarox, D.C., Dec.5.\u2014A bill to prevent the adulteration of articles of food will be introduced in the House shortly by Major Ben.Butterworth.It will provide that every article of food offered for sale shall be absolutely as represented.That chicory shall not be sold as coffee, and that milk shall have a Claim to be sold as a lactcal and not as chalk and water.The bill will not prohibit the salé of adulterated mixtures, but will provide that they be designated by the list of ingredients and proportion f each entering into their compositio ®. 2 (HE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY.DECEMBER 6 TRADE AND COMMERCE.FINANCIAL.DIVIDENDS DECLARED.Rank of Montreal semi-annual 5 per cent.able Dec.2 nik of Commerce, 3§ per oent., payable 2 Banaue Ville Marie, 8} per oent., payable 3 Bauk of Toronto semi-annual 5 per cent, Pi Dec.2.Pe renants\u2019 Bank semi-annual 3} per cent, payable Dec.2.Tie HERALD OFFICE, Thursday Evening, Dec.5, 1889.Mentreal Stock Market.The market shows no signs of improvement.Bank stocks continue particularly weak, and broke 1 to 2 points, elosing the day very weak, with more gellers than buyers.Bank of Montreal sold again 1 point lower at 225, and Ontario sold down 2 points from yesterday's closing quotations to 131%, but its friends having come to its support, the feeling at the close was firmer at 132 bid, 133} asked.Merchants closed weak, with sellers at 1403, buyers at 1394.Commerce was the most active, with sales of 350 shares, opening at1204 and declining gradually to 120}, with free sellers at the close at this figure.Molsons was offered at 155, 2474 offered, no sales.The miscellaneous list was very quiet, and the sales include Telegraph at 95}, Street Railway at 195, and Richelieu at 594.Canadian Pacific was unusually dul), sales 75 shares, closing weak, Gas closed at 201@202, a point lower than yesterday.The day\u2019s sales amounted to 712 shares, as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.1 Bank cf Montreal.at 226 2 « .* .at 225 5 Ontario Bank.at 133% 5 \u2018 Les at 1324 66 Merchants Bank.at 141 50 Bank of Commerce.50 \u201c Crier 50 Montreal Telegraph Co.5 Street Railway CO.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.50 Canadian Pacific Railway.at 72 5 Hochelaga Cotton Co.at 135 AFTERNOON BOARD.25 Bank of Commerce.at 121 2 \u201c .at 1203 100 o\" \u201c .at 120% 50 Ontario Bank.at 1313 25 ss Creer \u2026at 1382 50 Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.at 59% 25 Canadian Pacific Ry.at 71% The closing figures are as follows, compiled by Messrs.D.L.McDougall & Co., No.11 St.Sacrament street :\u2014 & a = 5 cad © = = da; S 85 4.10 bags 80 2.0 Granulated, brls 10 42 \u201c bags.90 2.05 Rolled Oats .eee 2.00 3.00 CORNMEAL :\u2014 Barrels .bassebsa ste ese 3.40 3.50 (TR nerr nncne scmccencse 1.60 L7 We quote bran firm at $13.00@$14.00 per tom; shorts, $15.00@$16.00 per ton; moullie, $21.00@$23.00 per ton.Grain.There is an easier feeling in the wheat market, nothing doing.Coarse grains are in good demand, malting barley 48c per bush., feed barley 40c@42c per bush.Oats 30c@3lc per bush.Quotations are nominally unchanged as follows: No.1 hard wheat at 93c @ 95c¢ per bushel; No.2, 92¢@93¢ per bushel.Oats, 31c@ 32c per 32 lbs.Peas, 69@70c per bushel 66 lbs, Corn, 40c@4lc in bond, 49c@ 50c duty paid.Barley, 40c@48c per bush.Rye, 50c per bushel.Buckwheat, 49c @50c¢ per bushel.Montreal Provisions.Porx, Larp, &c\u2014The market is quiet aud prices unchanged, as follows : Canada, s.c.6., per bbl.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$15 50 @16 00 Chicago, s.c.c., per bbl .Mess pork, western, per India mess beef, per tierce Mess vesf, per bbl.Hams, city cured, perlb ., W 12 @v0 13 Lard, western, in pails, per 1Ib.0 08;@w 083 Lard, Canadian, in pails, per 1b.0 03 @00134 Bacon, per lb.aie ras V0 10 @0v 10} Shoulders, perlb.00 00 @00 OU Tallow, com., refined, ner lb.00 053300 U6} Dressed Hogs.We quote mixed car lots $5.80@$6.00 per 100 lbs ; small lots, light, average $6.00@3 6.25 per 100 lbs.Esce.Eggs are in good demand at 17c@18c | for limed, 20:(@28c for held stock ; strictly fresh scarce and wanted at high prices.Poultry.! There is a brisk enquiry for poultry at Ge@Tic for geese and chickens; ducks, 7}c@8c per Ib; turkeys, 83c@9c per lb.Game.Partridge are scarce and the demand is good at 55¢ per brace.Venison is plentiful at 8c@9¢ per Ib for esrcases, 11lc @13c for saddles.Dairy Prodacts.Burrer\u2014The butter market is no way changed, and shows no new points of interest.The city trade are buyers of choice dairy and creamsry at our outside quotations for gilt edge.All sorts are offering freely, but buyers of round lots are scarce.We quote: Creamery .cuue Eastern Townships.Morrisburg.Brockville Western.CHExsE\u2014 The local cheese market is no way changed and the position may be summed up as quiet but firm.No transactions of any importance are reported, but there are sales daily of small lots of fine chieese at about 103c per Ib, and there is a steady demand at about these figures.We quote: ~Cents\u2014 Finest September.coeeo.10§@L04 Finest August.even.93 B10 Medium.i@ 9 LOW ErAd6.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026cccesussssce.7 @ 83 British Breadstuffs and Provision Mar.Kets.Liverpool, 11.30 a.m.\u2014There is an easier feeling in the wheat market aud there is not much demand, holders not pressing sales.Corn quiet but firm.Beerhohm\u2019s report, Dec 5: Cargoes off coast, wheat, strong, corn do, nil cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat, red, firmly held, White very dull.Corn do, firm.California wheat off coast 36s to 3s 3d, do promptly to Le shipped, 35s 3d, do nearly du, 36s.Liverpool wheat and corn spot, easier.Arrivals of wheat cargoes four, waiting.Weather in England, signs of thaw.The Liverpool public cable says: Wheat firm, demand pour, holsers offer moderately.Corn steady, demand poor.Chicago Grain and Provision Markers.The market opened easier and continued weak to the close.The feeling in the curb was firmer, Corn cloged lower on the near futures, firm fr May.Pork advanced 5c.per barrel; lard about 24c.per tierce.Receipts of hops, 25,000.Receipts.Shipments.Flour, barrels.14,011 8,608 \u2018Wheat, bushels 35,000 14,000 Corn, \u201c 199,000 123, 00 Oats, i\u201c 137,000 104,000 Rye, ue 19,000 9,000 Barley.68,000 1, Mr.E.McLennan, 22 St.John street (Western Chambers), reporis the Chicago grain and provision markets as follows: CHICAGO, December 3.£2] 2 = In) a æ 1B i&® 21% 52 22 5 = 3 z £3 B2ls 2&8 | a Arizona.\u2026.Tuesday, Aug.6, 12.3%p.m During the season of Winter Navigation 25, fast at Delmonico 5, New Y ork.to Count FOR THE Wisconsi Tuesday, Aug 1, Sw a.m geamers Fi be despatched regularly from mile de Keratry, now in this country ada.uesday, Aug.A, 12.30 p.m > asgow for Boston, and regularly from Bos- wha as the aathorized representative on this Widening F oomchester Nu Tuesday, Aug.z, 2% p.m New York to Liverpool via ton'o Glasgow direct, as follows :\u2014 ce .ons treet, from Fort street, to the Western \u2018uesday, Sept.00 a.m Queenstown us subject of the Societe des Gens de Let- City limits, in the St.Antoine Ward.soma.Tuesday, Sept.10, 540 a.m .FROM BOSTON.8 by tres, Societe des Auteurs Dramatiques Wisconsin ead Sept I, 10.50 a.m FROM PIER 40, N.B., NEW YORK Manitoba Trae and other French literary societies.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that on Nevada.\"Tuesday, Sept.24, \"4.00 pm \\ N.B., .eee | - + v .sday, Oct.1, 9.00 a.m Norwegian .Ca aus ey An English investigator, wishing to Monday, the ninth day of December instant, A ein Tuesday.Oct.8, 4.00 pm FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE, Hibernian .About Dec.16 5 g ; :.at half-past Ten of the clock in the forenoon, .Tuesday, Oct.15, 9.00 a.m Etruria.\u2026\u2026.Dec.7, 5.30 Siberian.\u2026.2 1111 ; st know whether women were more chari- , d, th Arizona.L Ys , , 6.30 a.m .About id ba ; or so soon as Counsel can be heard, the un- Wisconsin.\u201cTuesday, Oct.22.3.00 p.m Aurania.Dec.14, 930 a.m ; 1890.ros table than men, or the reverse, question- dersigned Commissioners will make applica- Nevada.Tuesday, Oct.29, Sam Umbria ! Dec.21! 3.00 p.m Nestorian .About Jan.4 113 ed some street-sweepers of London on tion, in the name Éénoranie Fastices pra Alaska -c- \u201cTuesday, Nov.5, 8.00 pm Servia Dec, 25, 10.00 a'm ame the subject.One of them declared that Superior Court for the district of Montreal, LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN Wyoming : sre san , Nov.2 18 am Btraris 2 .Jan.en 200 pm he; steamers of the Glasgow, Londonderry x it was no use asking ladies for a gratuity: sitting in Chambers af ont othe Boston New York and Liverpool Winconsin.Tuosday, Nov T00 am Umabrin.\u2026.00 00000000 Jan.1h 3.00 p.m despatched from Philadelphia to Glasgow > \u2014 they never did and never would give a this City, for tK - y + Nevada .veers.Tuesday, Dec.3, p.in a LU EE bases an.25, 9.00 a.m : i er extension of delay, which will enable them \"04 Alaska.De Tuesday, Dec.10, 6.30 a.m FROM PHILADELPHIA.> poor man anything.Another said that to complete their proceedings in the present gomprising the following First-class, Olyde A ue will be the Christmas Weamer.RATES OF PASSAGE, ; A 1889.pre- a lady occasionally gave him a penny matter.ESP.PROCIOR built, Full-powered {ron Steamshipa.These steamers are built of Iron in water- Jabin, $60, $50 and $100, according accom Éc@ndinavian.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.About Dec.8 used when her purse was handy, and a third CHARLES D., Lake Ontario, Capt.H.Campbell, 5,300 Tons, ght compartments, and are furnished with \u20182dation.Intermediate passage $35.Prussian .About Dec.20 ents remarked that be never heard of a lady M.MARTIN, Lake Superior, \u201c Wm.Stewart, 5,000 * gvery requisite to make the passage across äteerage Tickets to and from all parts of \u2014\u2014\u2014 rfect , So., WM.E.DORAN, Lake Huron.P.D.Murray, 4,100 \u2018¢ the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having .urope at very lowest rates.THROUGH BILL OF LADING lt'ex even noticing a poor sweeper.; Lake Winnipeg,\u2018 F.Carey, 8,800\" Bath-room, Smoking-room, Drawing-room fhrough Bills of Lading given for Bi (fast, The two chief virtue prizes of the Commissioners, Take Nepigon, * C.F.Herriman.2,800 Piano and Library,also, experienced Sure «lasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on granted to Liverpool and Glasgow, and at ail à x 8 \u201c sSIONER\u2019= ROOMS \u2014_\u2014 eon, Stewardess and Caterer on each the ontinent, and for Mediterranean ports.ntinental Ports, to all points in the United al, F h Academy of $500 were awarded C>MMISSIONE , ._ geon, L wa rench Aca y ot\" .City Hall, Winter Sailings, 1889 & 1890, steamer.The State-rooms are all upper deck For freight and passage apply at_the Com.States and Canada, and from all stations in to Pierre Leopold Crouzillat of Sables Montreal, 3rd Dec., 1889.B thus ensuring those greatest of all luxuries af pany'soffice, No.4 Bowling Green, New York, Canada andthe United States to Liverpool J d'Olonne, Vendee, and the Abbe Bras-| {ro be inserted in the HERALD aud Gazette From Liverpool, From Boston, asa: perfect ventilation sad TR VERNON H.BROWN & C0 \u2019 and S'ASEOW.3 sier of St.Georges de Reintembault, Tle on the 5tù and êth December, lastant-] _ Nov.lth.LAKE SUPERIOR.Dec.4th 350, 360, $80 and $100, according to location, &eo.lo THOMAS WILSON acse™™ Via Boston, Portland or Halifax.et Vilaine.Crouzillat is captain of a \u2014 F Li ool ro N Y Ÿ Intermediate.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.$30 and 30 8t.Francois Xavier street, Connections by the Intercolonial and Grand life- , d more than TOM LAVErpooL.mM NEW LOIX, Steerage, to or from Montreal.orto 1.YX.GILM.y th A ife-boat, and has rescue or This 18 &clues that affords people of moder .OUR & CO., Trunk Railways, via Halifax; and by the ! forty crews, French, English, German gr P60 0 Pee Nov.9th.LAKE HURON, .Nov, Zith means a respeciable way of travelling, 854 5t.Paul street, Central Vermont and Grand Trunk Railway, and Norwegi The Abbe Brassier ÿ Nov.2th! LAKE WINNIPEG.Dec.10th Me De redding.Wash-basins, &c., together Montreal.[National Despatch], and by the Boston and et orwegian.ê 1 | Dec.12th.LAKE HURON.Jan.2nd Beds, ood fi separate Dining-room from \u2014 en = Albany, New York Central and Great Wests \u201cly served as military chaplain during the FOR SALE.| Dec 26th LAKE SUPERIOR re Se oo being provided.ern Railways [Merchants\u2019 Despatch], via siege of Paris and was repeatedly under fire, He now has charge of an orphanage with fifty inmates.Some of the Washington debutantes of the present season will be Miss Hattie Blaine, the youngest daughter of the Secretary and the beauty of the family ; Miss Florence Windom, the second daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury ; Miss Wanamaker, the eldest daughter of the Postmaster-General ; Miss Almy, the daughter of Admiral LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE ! 1n first-class order and with all modern con veniences.Lot contains about 25,000 SQUARE FEET.For particulars apply at 24 St.Sacramen* : street.GEORGE W, HAMILTON, For Trustees late Hon.John Hamilton i THUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the ! P inhabitants of the Municipality of the The steamers connect &t Boston direct by rail for all ints in Canada, Manitoba North-West Territories and United States, tu which through tickets are issued.These suamers are builtin water-tight come artments, and of special strength for the orth Atlantictrade.In the passenger departments the most perfect provision Ras been made to ensure the comfort.and convenience of all.In tke l'abin tho State-rooms are large and airy.The Steer- aga is fitied with the most approved Patent Canvas Berths, and is fully ventilated and heated by steam.An exparienced 8 eon 18 carried by each gteamer.also Stews esses to attend to the Steerage at Very Low Rates.Apply to nr\" A, M.UNDERHILL & CO., 3 Broadway, New York.4.Y.CILMOUR & CO., 8354 St.Paul street, or D.SATTERSBY, 174 St.James street.BERMUDA & MAIL LINES OF THE | QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO., Boston, and by Grand Trunk Railway Come pany.Through Rates and Through Bills of Lading for East-bound Traffic can be obtained from any of the Agents of the above-named Railways.For Frelght, passage or other information apply to JOHN M.CURRIE, 21 Quai d\u2019Orieans, avre ; ALEXANDER HUNTER, 4 Rue Gluck Paris; AUG.SCMITE & Co.or RICHARD BERNS, Aniwerp; Rurys & Co., Rotterdam 3 C.HuGo, Hamburg ; JAMES Moss & Co., Bore deaux; FISCHER & BEHMER, Schusselkorf, No.8 Bremen; A.THOMPSON, 14 Victoria St, Belfast ; JAMES SCOTT & Co., Queenstown ALLAN BROTHERS & Co, 103 Leadenhall st., BE ] C., London; JAMES & Alex.ALLANS, 70 Great Almy: Miss Bainbridge Hoff, the | Viltage of Cote St.Louis, in tbe County of wants of females and children.\u201cJyde street, Glasgow: ALLAN BROTHE er daughter of Commodore and Mrs.Hol ; : Hochélaga, as presently circumscribed, will RATES OF PASSAGE MONTREAL TO | Sailing from Pier 47 North limes street, Liverpool; ALLAN, RAE & , Miss Mildred Fuller, the fourth daughter apply to the Legislature of the Province of River, New York.Goy Quebec ; ALLAN & Co, 112 La Salle street ! oy ; .Quebec, at its next session, for an Act erect SAÏOON -.co.sans ausecones sera 0000000000 0.$00 Chicago ; .BOURLIER, Toronto; G.Wa.- o the Chief Jastice, and Miss Harlan, ing the said village municipality as a town Round Trip.Horn Tele Fekete dea.For Bermuda :\u2014 ROBINSON 81 St.James street, op osite st i D.jcipality and conferring certain powers t iate, $30.50 ; Round Trip Tickets, $81.; ec.5 awrence Hall; D.BATTERSBY, 174 St.James the youngest daughter of Justice Harlan.\u2018 municipality aud conforring cortain powers | Intermediate, $30.50; If R $u 88.ORINOCO, Thursday, Dec.5, at 3 pm.| street ; W.D.O'BRIEN, 148 St.James street, beyon g i: Steerage, $25.For St.Croix, Si.Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, : funn) , À status commemorating an episode | spècting town corporations, such as the For fraight or other particulars apply : ln Martinique.St.Lucia, Barbadoes, and, oF À B.CHAYFEE, jr., 266 St.James street.1 in the life of the late German Emperor, power to regulate and locale trodes obnoxious Belfast.ta A.A.WATT, 8 Custom House Trinidad or Pe , H.& A.ALLAN, 1) Frederick, is to be erected at Kaiserlau- = oF dangerous fof th8 Tu (ings, the estab.Buare; in Queenstown, loN G.SEYMOUE & Fon BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION, SS.BERMUDA, Wednesday, Dec.4, at 3 8 State Street, Boston, and ten.When Frederick was Crown Prince {jshment of a public market, the power to Gos in Liverpool, to BR w.Roszprs 21 Water INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS, SICK PI.lent.prise and insurance, apply to November 14th % Common street, Montreal \u2014 he visited one of the orphan asylums of prohibit public or private abattoirs and pri- et In BOSON, 10 few York, JAS.ARKKLL HEADACHE, AND DISEASES OF THE £0, passag » 8PPLY CoE ro that t A he childre vate stalls, the taxation of certain businesses, & Ço.,25 Whitehall street.STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.A.E.OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Agents, = ce je to attown.Among the children was à fessions and trades.| Co.,235 Whiteha : 51 Broadway, New York \u201cbe sickly and sad-faced little boy.Freder- | PI ote St.Louis, December 3rd, 1839.EH, E.MURRAY, THEY ARE MILD,THOROUGH AND PROMPT ARTHUR AHERN Secrelary Quebec P R | N } i IN Ÿ he ick noticed him, took him in bis arms, C.BEAUSOLEIL i \u2018 x General Manager.IN ACTION, AND FORM A VALUABLE AID BROCK & co = por and therenpnn agreed tn hecome his god- : ÿ 80ins.Attorney for the Petitioners.Oustom Honse , To BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS IN THE \u2014\u20140\u2014\u2014 rs À ; 05 GEORGE W.PRESTON, TREATMENT AND CURE OF CHRONIC °?\u201call at THIS OFFICE and get Esti- \u201cChildren Crv for Pitcher's Castoria Doane si.Boron no omeriunte oisgases.Ages, | mates for our Printing before soins aren rv 10r .ï Nov.205 Commissioners Street, Montreal, elsewhere. 4 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL The Montreal Perald.PUBLISHED DAILY BY The HERALD COMPANY Limited \u2014AT\u2014 NO.6 BEAVER HALL HILL %.P.MITCHELL - -5- - - - PreMdent on H.WHYTE - -¥FSecretary-Treasurer and business Manager.MOLYNEUX, ST.JOMN - - - - - - Editor Business Corres ence should be ad- Sressed lo THE ERALD COMPANY (Limited).__ All other Correspondence to be addressed \u201c* The Editor,t MR.M.ST.JOHN FRIDAY MORNING, DEC.6.TO-DAY'S DOINGS.THEATRE RoyAL\u2014\"\u201cThe Blue and the Grey,\u201d at2 and 3 p.m.INDUSTRIAL ROOMS SALE\u2014Natural History Rooms, at 2 p.m.GERMAN FAIR\u20142204 St.Catherine street, at p.m.GENERAL MEETING EMERALD SNOWSNOE CLUB\u20141860 Notre Dame street, at 8 p.m.MUSICAL ARD LITERARY ENTERTANMENT\u2014 In Knox Church Lecture Hall, at p.m.LECTURE ON SHAKESPEARE BY PROFESSOR MozsE\u2014st.Paul's Church Lecture Hall, at8 pm.MAGICAL AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT UNDER AUSPICES CLAN MACLENNAN\u2014 In Weber Hall, at 8 p.m.ANNUAL MEETING MONTREAL HORTICUL TURAL SOCIETY AND FRUIT GROWERS AsSO0CIATION\u2014Fraser Institute, at 8 p.m.RIMOUSKI SAFE.The contest in Rimouski has resulted in the election of Mr.Tessier, the Liberal eandidate.The Tories will be sadly disappointed, for they were very confident of success.We fear that Sir Hector Langevin will not be pleased at this result, and it will give Mr.Chapleau an opportunity of making faces at his senior colleague.Tne province generally will have cause for felicitation.Every seat carried is an additicnal prop to the Government, which is reduciug the chaos of Ross- Taillon into something like order, and keeping the predatory hordes from the treasury of the province.The majority by which Mr, Tessier is elected is variously reported.One telegraphic correspondent puts it at 178, others at a smaller figure.It is sufficient, however, to prevent the calamity.which threatened the county, and which, we grieve to say, several journals who ought to have known better, affected to desire.\u2014 _\u2014 4 CHANGE REQUIRED.The Hamilton Times thinks that when the United States bave paid off their debt and reduced their tariff, there will be a big annexation boom in Canada.Probably there will be, but there is no necessity for the feeling of discontent being allowed to grow to that extent.The general public of Canada will not, of course, consent to a continuance of the system by which the great majority of the people are fleeced to make the fortunes of a few men, but there are many indications of the fact that Sir John Macdonald and his regime of plunder will not be {allowed to remain.Everywhere is heard the remarks that the N.P.has been here long enough, that the burdens imposed by the present Government are already too large, that the system of purchasing members of Parliament cannot any longer be tolerated, and that it is time Sir John went.Before looking to annexation as a remedy, the results of a change of Government should be tried.The majority o \u2018the people are against annexation, thongh they are willing to admit that it cannot he long delayed if the present system is continued.Many think that if Canada cannot remain a portion of the British Empire it might at least form a nationality of its own.The young men of Canada who remain in their own country have laudable aspirations in this direction.Many are driven into the States by the conditions resulting from the refusal of the Government to increase the trade of the country in a legitimate way, but those who resist the temptations elsewhere offered are inclined to try what they can do as men having a nationality derived from their native land.Canada has as much chance of becoming a portion of Saturn as of permauently continuing her career as an overtaxed, highly tariffed dependency of a country beyond the sea, but tbere is no immutable law proscribing a cramping, deadening policy, which empties the country of its growing youth and converts its remaining population into mere eollectors of money for a privileged commercial class.Under different auspices Canada has a fair chance of taking her place amongst the nations of the earth, though year by year this chance becomes jess while the present Government is permitted to remain at Ottawa, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 ss Tink Government organ at Calgary does not take kindly to the proposition ofthe Manitoba Government to amalgs- mate the Northwest districte with Manitoba, and says it won\u2019t ba done till Sir Johu iz \u201chnsted.\u201d This may be another reason for unating Sir John.IREATY MAKING.Our esteemed contemporary the Gazelle was good enough yesterday to explain at some length that once upon & time the task of negotiating a business arrangement with a foreign country was, for Canada, a tedious affair much hampered with red tape, until Jack the Giant Killer \u2014we should say Sir Alexander Galt\u2014 took his sword in hand and cut the red tape here and there and everywhere until only one binding shred was left.Then Sir Charles Tupper fretting under even this one remaining restraint unsheathed bis Excaliber and in a twinkling Canada was free\u2014to negotiate with Spain.If these were the old Roman days we should have statues of theee twin benefactors of the Republic\u2014we should say the Dominion\u2014on the Capitol hill, but in these degenerate times we calmly look on while Sir Charles Tupper negotiates treaty after treaty with Spain, and we say nothing.Not even a laurel wreath has been voted for Sir Charles, and yet we should be afraid to say how many treaties our pro-consul in Europe has negotiated with Spain since visiting Madrid for the first time as an untrammelled, full-fledged, do-as-he-pleased Canadian-British, or British-Canadian, ambassador.The only draw-back to these native home-made treaties with Spain is that they do nct materialize, so to speak ; nothing comes of them beyond the satisfaction of knowing tbat Sir Charles was a greater grandee than any Canadian who had ever before visited Spain.But if anyone required to import some Seville oranges to-morrow it would be found that there was a duty to be paid,and we have the example of the peaches before us to know how Mr.Bowell would be down on the baskets, So though we are told by the trumpeter-general of this district that \u201c while Sir Alex.Galt had got rid of the \u201c circumlocution of the Colonial office \u201c* =x # Sir Charles Tupper cut this ** last gordian knot,\u201d &c., &c., the melancholy fact remains that Canada is just where she wae in her relations with Spain, and that in spite of the frequent ambassardorial trips of Sir Charles we get \u201cno forrerder.\u201d As for Sir Alexander Galt be wisely dropped Spain and the banks of the Guuadelquiver to interest himself in more promising coal fields of the Northwest.But if it is good that Canada should be entirely free to negotiate what commercial treaty she pleases with Spain, wby not wiih the United States and all other countries.Cannot Sir Charles make another onslaught on the red tape that holds us back from bartering with our neighbours.Could not Sir Alexander be induced to strike the first blow as he did in the other case.Why freedom to barter with the haughty Don three thousand miles away, but shackles on our intercourse with the friendly Yank so close at hand.Is it supposed ia England that the Deminion has no statesmen competent to tackle the astute American, and that the services of Lord Sackville West or some other highly respectable person from Great Britain is necessary to us?Experience has not taught Canada to believe that she is much benefitted by the treaty operations of English statesmen on this continent.The general opinion rather inclines to the theory that, were she at liberty to do so, Canada could conduct her own treaties very much better without the interference of Downing street deputies.Were it not that we could point to Spain and Don Carlos\u2014we should say Sir Charles\u2014we might, though we hardly think we should, feel a little timid at suggesting the propriety of Canada being allowed to attend to and manage her own commercial agreements, because the protecting ægis of the Spaniard alone prevents our being called \u201cdisloyal,\u201d and our being told that the first time we go out walking in our tracks we shall be shot.Our own opinion of the Spanish business is that it is a pretentious fraud of little or no usefulness to Canada, and that while the ministerial press is making loud and vain boasts about what Sir Charles and Sir Alexander have done in Spain, the attention of the country is drawn away from considering what a few plain Misters might do in effecting a treaty with the United States were they free to doso.\u2014 Tne Mail raises an alarm about the possible demands of Quebec and the Maritime Provinces for increasea subsidies or financial relief in some form, and commiserates Ontario on having to pav.But Ontario has practically told Sir John to go ahead and never mind the cost, and there are no indications that it dislikes contributing to the local expenses of otber Provinces.If the people of Ontario objected they would have asked Sir John to take a much needed rest, but they gave him a majority at the last general elections, and it is fair to assume that they are more generous than the Muil thinks them.We shall need some money here to repair the ravages of the Tory Government fastened on this Province by Sir John.\u2014 .- _ SIR Joux MACDONALD is voudned to bis bed, and a rumor has spread that he is about to retire from political life.The recent promotion of his private secretary is taken as supporting this story.We trust that Sir John\u2019s ilinees may be of a temporary characi~r, and due only to those causes which are apt to affect most | elderly people at the beginning of winter.We have no hard feeling towards the man, and we hope to see the politician in the enjoyment of full health and strength when the Liberal party goes marching through Georgia, so to speak.= - Tax United States were once a Democratic and Bepublican nation.They can hardly be considered 30 now.They have no titled aristocracy but they have allowed the control of the national life to pass into the hands of a comparatively speaking emall number of men who are infinitely more to be dreaded than any set of Barons since the Wars of the Roses.The only comforting reflection about the matter is that the people of the United States will one day riee and the trusts will go down.\u2014 0 me TORONTO WORLD :\u2014A clergyman is lecturing in England on Canada.The title of his lecture is \u201cThe Land of the Red Skin.\u201d Out this way a notion prevails that we have got over that stage of our existence.Probably someone has been telling the reverand gentleman that we have a high \u201cprotective\u201d system in Canada, and he has naturally concluded that we are still in a measure uncivilized.\u2018WHAT OTHERS SAY.AMALGAMATE, That the legislative union of the territories and the prairie province would mean a vast economy, the savings of many thousands & year, goes without saying.That it would lead to responsible government, so far at least as the territories are concerned, dare not be disputed by those who have read of the farcical proceedings enacted by the lieu- tenant-governor quite recently at Regina.\u2014 Kingston Whig.QUITE LARGE ENOUGH.We believe the North American con- tineat is large enough for two independent nations, if the relations between the two were always friendly, but as Canada is situated she needs to make a thoroughfare through Maine, New Hampshire and New York, and if she cannot have that privilege without annexation, then annexation will come some day.That millions of intelligent men should settle down permanently to earn money, in order to pay tribute to a few millionaires, retaining for themselves only enough for a bare living, is past belief.The day the United States finishes paying off the debt and reduces her customs taxes, look out for a big annexation boom.\u2014/umalion Tymes.A PRINCIPLE.It is time to protest against the usurpation by the heads of party governments of a power of dissolving Parlia-~ ment whenever 1t suits their convenience, and for the purpose of snapping a verdict.Such a practice, besides the turmoil and expense of frequent elections, would be subversive of the independence of Parliament, the members of which would hold their seats, not for the term for which the people in the exercise of its legal power has elected them, but during the pleasure of the Prime Minister.When to this usurped power of dissolution are au-ed those of gerrymandering and of passing such measures as the Franchise Act, together with a great command of patronage and government appropriations, there is no saying to what extent an unscrupulous minister might entrench himself in power.Dissolution is the prerogative of the Crown, to be exercised for the purpose of providing the Sovereign with advisers who have the confidence of the people.In England we do not believe that the Sovereign would consent to a purely tactical dissolution.\u20147he Bystander.SQUIBS.\u2014A writer says that whipping a boy may make him stupld.Perhaps that istrue; but we think it is more likely to make him smart.\u2014A recently published report of the weather bureau says that * snowstorms may be looked for in December.\u201d We have been fearing all along that this might be the case.\u2014Station Master\u2014Come, come, my good man! You mustn\u2019t walk on the track.Tramp (disgustedly)\u2014The conductor says I can\u2019t ride, and you say I can\u2019t walk.\u2018What\u2019s yer blamed old road here for, anyway?\u2014Sunday School Visitor\u2014And now, children, I want to tell you the story of Lot's wite.Tommy\u2014Ahb,chestnuts! Give us something fresh.Old Blowitin\u2014So, here you are again, en 2 \u2018Want me to pay some more of your bills, e Young Blowitin\u2014Not at all, father.Just give ine the money\u2014I\u2019'll look atter the paying part.\u2014\u201cIt turns out,\u201d remarked tne telegraph editor, \u2018 that the bank robbery in Greenupville was a smaller affair than at first reported.Instead of $6,500 the fellow got away with only $65.\u201d * Grimes,\u201d bawled the night editor of the Morning Paralyzer through the speaking tube to the foreman, * take that heading * Bold and Successful Operation of a Daring Financier\u2019 off \u2018he account of that Greenup- ville affair and put in its place * A Rascal Makes a Sneak on a Bank.\u201d \u2014Overheard on a Wagner car.Fussy old gentleman to a chance travelling lady companion \u2014* Have you any children, madam :\u201d ** Yes, sir, a son\u201d?\u2018* Ah, indeed ! Does he smoke 2?\u2019 * No, sir; he has never 80 much as touched a cigarette.\u201d \u2018So much the better, madam ; the use of tobacco is a poisonous habit, Does he frequent the clubs ?\u201d \u201c He has never put his foot in one.\u2019 \u2018 Allow me to congratulate you.Does he come home late 7?\u201c Never.He goes to bed directly after dinner.\u201d A model young man, madam\u2014a model young man.Bow old is he 27\u2019 \u2018Two months.\u201d MARRIED.GLOBENSK Y\u2014BURLAND\u2014Yesterday, by His Grace the Lord Bisuop of Montreal, Arthur Globensky, Esq., advocate, to Mrs, Widow J.B.Burlanu, Esq., nee Louisa Moore, ; DIED.CLARKE\u2014At St.Lambert, on the 4th inst.in her 77th year, Mur-aret Milier, reiiet of the late Williaa Koxbuigh Crarke, of Montreal, Fuucral on Saturday, from nr late residence, at 1.45 pan; from Bonaventure Station at Iv, thence to Mount Royal Cem.tery.u in NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.GAZETTE, FRIDAY, DECEMB NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Carsley\u2019s Advertisement.Friday, Dec.6th, 1889.BANKRUPT STOCK.PUBLIC NOTICE.The bankrupt stock of the late firm of B.HUGMAN, St, James street, purchased by us at auction a few days ago, is now selling at extra low prices.8.CARBLEY.MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR Weare now fully prepared to give the public the best bargains in all kinds of Men\u2019s Warm Underwear.8.CARSLEY.SCOTCH LAWB'S-WOOL UNDERWEAR SCOTCH LAMB'S-WUOL UNDERWEAR SCOTCH LAMB'S-WOUL UNDERWEAR In all rizes, all weights, allgualities, at very lowest prices.8.CARSLEY.THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK Of Men\u2019s Winter Underwear in the following makes, selling at the very lowest prices in this market.HEAVY MERINO FINISHED STOUT MERINO= NATURAL CASHMERES 3-PLY WORSTEDS EXTRA HEAVY LLAMAS SCOTCH LAMB'S WOOLS CANADIAN WOOLS And all weights in heavy silks.S.CARSLEY.MEN'S WINTER HALF HOSE MEN'S WINTER HALF HOSE MEN'S WINTER HALF HOSE In Merinos, Cashmeres, Lamb\u2019s-Wools, and Machine-knltted Wools, from 16c pair.8.CARSLEY.ONLY 30c PAIR ONLY 3Uc PAIR ONLY äüc PAIR 3 PAIRS FOR 87 CENTS 3 PAIRS FOR 87 CENTS 3 PAIRS FOR 87 CENTS For Men\u2019s Oxford Grey, Heavy Knitted Lamb\u2019s-Wool Half Hose.* This is a special bargain.\u2019 8.CARSLEY.MEN 'S KNITTED WOOL GLOVES, 25¢ pair.MEN\u2019S LINED KID GLOVES, 95¢ pair.MEN\u2019S LINED BUCK GLOVES, $1.25.y MEN\u201d3 LINED ASTRACHAN GLOVES, MEN'S LINED KID MITTS, 75:.These Gloves are all fresh in stock, and of good qualities, Prices exceedingly low.8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY, 1765, 1767, 1769, 1771, 1773, 4775, 1777 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.-\u2014\u2014 es Le ee STEWART'S | Furniture WNarerooms (828 10 1834 NoTRE DAME ST.(Near McGill Street).NEWEST DESIGNS a= IN = Oak, Natural Cherry and Mahogany BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SUITES of the very latest designs, covered with all the newest patterns .and shades of covering.120 ARMOUR\u2019S EXTRACTS OF BEEF \u2014 ARE \u2014 Strongly Recommended by the best Authorisies.SOLID EXTRACT, in jars, 20z., 40z., oz., l6oz.FEU ID EXTRACT, in Bottles, 40z., 90z., oz.To be had of all Wholesale Drug and Grocery Houses, or from JAMES ALLEN, No.6 St.Nicholas Street, Montreal, Agents Armour & Co., Chicago.WATCH REPAIRING! MR.HENRY GRANT gives his personal attention to all watches left with us for repair.Over 43 YEARS\u2019 EXPERIENCE enables him to guarantee perfect accuracy of workmanship.Established 3) years.Charges moderate.HENRY GRANT & SON, 72 Beaver Hall, corner Dorchester street.THOMAS LIGGET has opened another lot of Eastern and Persian RUGS and MATS.NOTICE T0 CALL AN ABSENTEE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, SUPERIOR DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.| COURT.No.68%.Exparte JOHN S.PRINCE, Petitioner, AND FREDERICK EDWARDS, of the City and District of Montreal, boot and shoe merchant, Debtor and Absentee.The said Frederick Edwards, 1s ordered to appear before one ot the judges of this Court, in the Insolvency Office, at the Court House, in the City of Montreal, on the Sixteenth day of December inst., at Ten of the clock in the forenoon, and show cause why a curator should not be appointed to his estate, and in default to appear the said petitioner will proceed to the appointment of such curator, and the creditors of said Frederick Edwards are also notified to appear on the day and hour and piace above men: ned for the purpose of appointing a curator iv the estate of said Frederick Edwards Montreal, 5th December, 1889.A.B.LONGPRE, u 291 Prothonotary.RTIST WANTED FOR AN ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED PAPER, to prepare sketches of events in Canada.Must be able to do first-class work, Address \u201cGG,\u201d HERALD Oflice.jn Evergreens.Evergreens For Christmas Decorations.10,600 Yarda of Everkreen Wrenths just received for Christmas decorations.FRASER, VIGER & CO.H-0O! - 30 cases (100 dozen), 1,2 1) packages of the delicious H-O, Hornby's Steam Cooked Pure White Oats or the \u201dhree-Minute Ustmeal just received for our Christmas Trade.FRASER.VIGER & CO.CHOICE PRAIRIE CHICKENS.CHOICE QUAIL.In by Express f1om Chicago.FRASER, VIGER & CO.Limerick Bacon! Matterson\u2019s Shamrock Brand.Beifast Bacon! Sinclair's Royal Brand.Wiltshire Bacon.York Hams- \u201cElm City\" Hams.Armour\u2019s Chicago Hams.Lawry's Hamilton Hams, \u201cElm City\u201d Bacon.Armcur's Chicago Bacon.Lawry's Hamilton Bacon.FRASER, VIGER & CO.Fine Champagne.\u2018 Ernest Irroy\u2019s Grand Extra \u2018Brut\u2019 Irroy \"Vin Brut,\u201d [Black Top] quarts, $29 per case.Irroy \u2018Vin Brut,\u201d [Black Top] pints, $31 per case.FRASER, VIGER & CO.SPARKLING SAUMUR WINES For the Christmas Season.We can strongly recommend the Acker- man-Laurance wines.They are reasonable in price and they are fine in quality.SPARKLING SAUMUR! Akerman Laurance\u2019s \u2018* Carte Noire,\u201d per case of 1 dozen quarts, $12.50; per case ol 2 dozen pints, $14.Akerman Laurance's \u2018\u201c Dry Royal,\u201d per case of 1 dozen quarts, $15; per case of 2 dozer pints, $16.50.Akerman Lsurance\u2019s '* Carte D'Or,\u201d superior to many champagnes, pet case of 1 dozen quarts, $18; per case of 2 dozen pints, $19.50.FRASER, VIGER & CO.SPARKLING BURGUNDY WINES.For the Christmas Season.Shipped by Messrs.Bouchard, Pere & Fils, Beaune (Cote D'Or.) Bouchard\u2019's White Sparkling Bureundry, Per case ot 1 dozen quarts, $15.00 \u201cof 2 dozen pints, 316.50 Bouchard's Red Sparkling Burgundy Baune,\u2019 * Per case of 1 dozen quarts, $18 00 » «\u201c of 2 dozen pints, $.9.50 Bouchard\u2019s \u2018\u2018 Creaming Chambertin,\u201d Per case of 1 dozen quarts, $22.00 \u201c * of 2 dozen pints, $23.00 FRASER, VIGER & CO.Our Choice English Breakfast Tea 35 CENTS PER POUND, STILL STANDS UNEQUALLED at the price.Choice Young Leaf English Breakfast Teas, 45¢, per pound.Rich Blended Breakfast Tea, 45¢.per pound.Choicest Young Leaf English Breakfast Congon Tea, 80c.per pound.Choicest English Breakfast Souchong Tea, 75c.per pound.And our famous KARAVAN TEA, the very finest Black Yea imported.$1 per pound.FRASER, VIGER & CO., Family Grocers and Wine Merchants ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 199 ST.JAMES STREET.Hospice St.Jean de Die, LONGUE POINTE.Te Friends and Relations.In view of the great inconvenience caused by visits made 10 patients on Sunday, friends arc requested to visit the asylum on week days, between 9 a.m.and 4 pm.To the Public :\u2014 The frequency of visits being hurttul to the patients, perzons who wish to visit the establishment will require, before doing so, to procure the written permission of the Su- xerior of the Hospital, otherwise they will fay themselves open to refusal.de 287 THOMAS LIGGET'S SHADE and CURTAIN Department 1s supplied weekly with Novelties.E.A.GERTH, if TOBACCONIST || Li: i ' GERTH\u2019S ¢ > MIXTURE EA GERTH.TOMACCONIST QUEEN'S BLOCK 2223 S'CATHIRING 37 MONTREAL TOEACCONIST | QUEEN'S BLOCK [2333 ST CATHERINE SY MONTREAL TONE SIN CONSIDERED BY ALL THE MOST SUPERIOR SMOKING TOBACCO IN THE MARKET.E.A.GERTH, 2233 St.Catherine Street, 193 Queen\u2019s Block.THOMAS LIGGETS BUSINESS is CARPETS, CURLAINS and all kins of PLOOR COVERING# and he is doing it well.EEE Retr.are Se a PE a UE: Bree © ame ER 6 AMUSEMENTS.EE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HENRY THOMAS.Lessee and Manager, ONE WEEK ONLY Commencing MONDAY, BEC.9th.Matinee Saturday.THE GARLETON OPERA Co, In two of the greatest New York Casino Successes.Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Evgy Also Saturday Matinee.Offenbach\u2019s Sparkling Opera \u2018THE BRICANDS\u2019 Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evg's.sé NANON ?50\u2014voices\u2014 Cx ORUS\u2014voices\u201430 Entirely New Scenery.Corgeous Costumes, 8a'e of Seats begins on Wednesday, 10 a.m at Nordheimer\u2019s.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 SPARROW & JACOBS\u2019 THEATRE ROYAL, Every Afternoon and Evening\u2014Weeg Commeneing Monday, Dee.2nd, SHOOK AND COLLIERS GREAT MILITARY DRAMA, The Blue and the Grey! American Drama CW on an Incident BA ower Cys.CoRle Embelsh ea CE Ma coming The Valdis Sisters Specially Opening of the Victoria Bink \u2014 ON \u2014 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P, M, Season Tickets are now being issue Secretarv-Treasurer\u2019s office, Fraser Boia ing, 43 St.Sacrament Street, from ( am, to 1 p.m.and from 210 4 p,m.Season Tickets will also be issued at the Rink Drummond street.on and after Wednesday) the lith inst., from 8 to 5 p.m., W.ALEX.CALDWELL, Secretary- Treasurer.FRASER BUILDINGS, 43 St.Sacrament St, Moutreal, 6th Dec., 1830.ti 201 FOR ST.MARGARET'S NURS ERY Dramatic & Literary Entertainment \u2014\u2014 Br \u2014 MISS LULE WARRENTON, The Celebrated Shakespearian and Dramatic Reader, under auspices of and as-isted b Irving Amateur Dramaniic Club, in aid orne ST.MARGARET'S NURSERY, VICTORIA RIFLES ARMORY Thursday, Dec.12th 1839.AT 8 P.M.SHARP.Mouat Royal Cemetery Co 10: The Annual General Meeting of the pr prietors of Lhe Corporation will be held ai the office of the Secretary-Treasur r,196 St.James street,on THURSDAY, the 12th day of De- gember, at 3pm 10 receive the report of the stezs an e transaction of t i 3 Business of the Company.he General By order.©.DURNFORD, Jec.- 8.Montreal, 3rd Dec., 1839, > 91 Sa ED NOTICE! County of Hochelaga Agricultural SOCIETY.ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.The Annual General Mee.ing of th \"ve- nanied Society, for the eleet fon of a Rond Cf Direetors for the ensuing year and for other matters of importance, will be held at the Richelieu Hoel, St.Vincent street.in the City of Montreal, on WEI'NE3SDAY., the 18th of December instant, at Eleven o'clock a.m.By order.H.BRODIE, Sec.-Treas.291 6,10,14,17D ART ASSOCIATION OF MONTR EAL, PHILLIPS SQUARE.Exhibition of Works by several leading artists of the modern English school.Private view for members only, FRIDAY EVENING, Dec.6th.EIGHT TO TEN O'CLOTK.THOMAS LIGGET'S Montreal, 5th Dec., 1839.Manufacturer's Stock of BRUSSELS CARPETS at quick sale prices, have been a boon 10 parties furnishing CADBURY'S COCOA ABSOLUTELY PURE, | Is instartly made with Bolling Milk or Water.CADRURY\u2019S PHLICESUS CHOCOLATES IN FANCY 29018, Ze ASE UKE.CADBURY'S | MEXICAN ; CHOCOLATE is THE BEST CHOCOLATE Delicately Flavoured with Vanilla.Agents: \u2014 FRANK MAGOR & CO4 \u201c259, COMMISSION ST., MONTREAL, ~ A Saturday, 14th December, 1839, ÿ pnt lish- Re- LY.1ty 26 ink the ild- RSON ink, pay, Go pro- tthe mes De- the peral Pas.41,12D \u2014_\u2014 tural br ove- ard of other it the u the e 18th 2.1, eas.14,17D ON LE, ading rivate th.PS CAR- boon \u2014ememmenmnn == A GERMAN FAIR Being Held in the Rooms Teutonia Club.The rooms of the Teutonia Glee Clab, 2904 St.Catherine street, have for the present been transformed into a fairyland.The occasion is a German Fair, the proceeds of which are to he applied towards the procuring of a professional conductor for the club.The rooms have been very tastefully decorated for tbe fair.There is a profusion of bunting which gives the place a warm and pleasing appearance, no pains having been spared to make the place attractive and in this the originators have succeeded.l'here are several tables heavily laden with goods, useful and ornamental, and arranged in such & manner as to attract the eye\u2018of the visitor.The attendance was large last evening and the receipts were very gratifying.The sales ladies displayed a ghod deal of enterprise.During the evening the glee club rendered several choruses in an acceptable manner.Mr.Bluth delighted the gathering with some very clever illusions.The fair will remain open this afternoon and to-morrow, when the ladies will be very much pleased to see their friends to assist them in the work they have in view.The ladies in charge of the fair are Mrs.F.Briegel, Mrs.Chas.Byrd, Mrs.G.H.Drechsel, Mrs.Chas.Ludwig, Mrs.Theo.Messmer, Mrs.E.Von Rappard and Mrs.J.Siegel, assisted by a large number of young ladies.ee FREIGHT AGERTS IN SESSION.Bat They Are Apparently Sworm to Seereey Like the Equal Rights Association.The regular quarterly meeting of the Canadian Freight Agents\u2019 Association was held at the Windsor yesterday.The president, Mr.Tandy, having died recently, the chair was occupied by Mr.George W.Bosworth, the first vice-presi- dent, with Mr.A.H.Harris as secretary.Mr.J.Earle, the second vice-president, was also present.They spent all day classifying 1reight, altering rates, etc.and dined together in the evening.Just what they did do, however, they po: litely declined to explain, and would of the not even enlighten the reporter as to whether they had raised the rates all round, as had heen whispered, but contented themselves with remarks that were delightfully vague.Among those who were present, besides those mentioned in yesterday\u2019s HEeraLD, were Mr.George P.Reeves, Traffic Manager of the Chicago ard @rand Trunk Railway, of Chicago ; Mr.W.J.Spicer, General Manager, and Mr.E.W.Meaddough, solicitor of the C, & G.T., Detroit ; Messrs.G.M.Bosworth and J.N.Sutherland, of the C.P.R., Detroit ; Mr.D.D.Cooper, of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western; Mr.E, U.Skinner, C.P.R.agent at New York ; Mr.J.A.Houston, of the C.P.R, Toronto; Mr.A.H.Harris, clerk of the G.T.R., Detroit.Most of the railwav men left for home last nighi \u2014 THE CRONIN CASE.Powerful Speech by Mr.Hynes.Curcaco, HI, Der A\u2014The fact that Mr.Hynes was t) adress the jury in the Cronin case this morning drew a great erowd, and Judge McConnell\u2019s court room was pauxed to the doors.Many men of prominence and ladies of social distinction were present.The eloguent Irish advouvate began his speech to the jury by congratulating them and himself on the near approach of tle close of the trial.All possible safeguards, he said, had been thrown by the law around the rights of the men accused of the crime.Hearsay testimony had been excluded and tue strictest rules had been laid down defining the limits of evidence which might be adduced againsta man.All this had been dons in order that it might not be possible that \u201ca man might be accused and tried behind his back.Killed first and tried afterwards.\u201d As the attorney uttered this sentence in impaseioned tones he extended his hand toward the men on trial.The inference he apparently wished to draw was that this method of procedure forbidden by law was precisely the course followed by the men who first killed Dr.Cronin and accused and tried him afterward.\u201cThe defence in this case has been very much narrowed since the 4th of May \u201csaid Mr.Hynes.\u201d On that date Dr.Cronin was taken from his home and murdered.On the 5th his friends becoming anxious avowed that he had been murdered.On the 6th and 8th the facts were published to the community.Then the work of altempting to destroy the character of the dead man was begun.Despatches were received from numerous points that he was alive and well, and that he had been seen on the 8th.John A.Beggs said he knew Dr.Cronin was all right and would turn up ; that he was in the inner circle and knew what he was talking about.It was denied by all the dupes of the triangle that Dr.Cronin was dead.He was alive and was all right, they said.\u201d Continuing, Mr.Hynes said, \u201c There is no doubt but that the plan of the triangle which miscarried was to have taken the clothes of the dead man to England, where they would be found, and then the triangle could point this out to their dupes and say, \u2018Ha, he was a British spy and went to England to testify against Mr.Parnell in the London Times case\u201d .Even at the beginning of this trial, said Mr.Hynes, the defence actually contested the identification of the body.That has been abandoned of course since the discovery of the clothes and the instruments.But Judge Wing asked: Is it established beyond a reasonable doubt that Dr.Cronin died from blows on the head, as charged in the indictment ?This is really a confession weakness.\u2018The alibi of O'Sullivan engaged the attention of the attorney to a considerable length.The testimony that created the alibi was sifed until, but very littls remained.The absurdity of tue story told by the Hylands about their being in Niemars saloon on May 5th with the iceman w«8 held prominently to view by ciling the evidence of Niemar and Anderson, who swore that the saloun was full of revellers, whereas, accordivy ty the Hylands, it was empty.he 16 holding of an opening in saloon on that day supported the absurdity.Moreover, one of the men who Nemann \u2014swcre cae to his place on Saturday night, May 4th, -_\u2014 THE MONREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 5 with O'Sullivan, had the accent of a German, something an Irishman does not possess.Kuwnze's intimacy with Dan Coughlin, and the constancy of their .association, it was held, was suflicient , argument that as Kunze was so much at { bome cupation for women, in which she held that women were better qualified than men for the greater part of the work.A very animated discussion followed.the majority agreeing with Miss Buller.Cellar ve.Out- ab 117 Clark street, that door wintering, by R.McKnight, of he washed his feet there, Coughlin Owen Sound was the subject of an able .very likely frequented the place.essay given by Mr.McKoight, who fav- : Dan Coughlin\u2019s alibi was then taken up and some very interesting views were ; presented.The failure of Coughlin to bring Smith into the station when he found him was argued with telling effect, as was also his erroneous description of Smith, the driver of the White horse.To suspect Bourke's alibi Attorney Hynes next gave his attention and after commenting on the contradictory nature of Matt Danaby\u2019s evidence, he referred to the pitiable impression made by the witness who had secretary; Dr.C.C.Miller, Marengo, Ills.attempted to refute the story treasurer.of the hack driver, Swanson, by declar- \u2014 - ing that he was drank.The motive of A Greatly Increased Majority.the great conspiracy was the next theme QuEBkc, Dec.5\u2014It is now ascertained ored indoor wintering.A very long discussion followed, those in favor of outdoor wintering being slightly in the minority.Locality was considered an important factor.Keokuk, Iowa, was considered far the next annual session, ths Canadians very graciously waiving their power to select a nearer place.The officers elected were as follows: Senator R.L.Taylor, Lapeer, Mich., president; Eugene Secord, Forest City, Iowa, vice- president; C.P.Dadant, Hamilton, Ills., for the orator\u2019s eloquence and thought.that Tessier\u2019s majority in Rimouski He said it might possibly be that the ap- is 202.pointment of a secret committee at the - ~ New Stars for the Banner.WasmNGToN, Dec.5\u2014There is very little doubt in the minds of the leading Republicans in the Senate and the House that at least one new state will be made during the present session of Congress.Idaho is to come into the Union.It is also probable that Wyoming will be admitted to statehood.meeting of Feb.8th wus not for the purpose of murder, but if it had an innocent origin, why had not the members of that secret committee come forward to tell for whatit was appointed ?The correspondence between Beggs and District Officer Spellman was read and iuterpreted, Beggs in it referring to Cronin reading tbe report, had bemoaned the re-opening of old sores and had declared that something must be done to stop 1t.To this the district officer replied that he could not do anything, and on the day the senior guardian received that letter, a man by the name of J.B.Simmons rented the flat at 117 Clark street and purchased the furniture at Revels.On that day the movement of the clothes from the body was dvtermined uion, for the satchel in which to place the clothes was bought.It was determined that the body must not be found here.It would not do to let it be knowu that the murder was committed in this country.That would have been an acknowledgement ot the truth of Dr.Cronin\u2019s charge against the Triangle, and this was not desired, because the executive wanted to continue to prey on New Cayalry Troop.HamiLTON, Ont, Dec.5.\u2014A cavalry troop was organized here to-day.It is 58 strong.The members will supply their own horses and uniforms.George Daniels, a sixteen-year-old boy, working in a nail factory, injured his spine by striking it against the corner of an iron har.Doctors fear there is no hope of his recovery.table Items.Loxpox, Dec.5.\u2014The new British ship King Robert (Captain Rollo).from Glasgow, August 30, for San Francisco, has been burned off Cape Horn.Berry, Dec.5.\u2014The Emperor has gone to Dessau, this being his first step in a tour of the minor German courts.the honest cause, Here the speaker The Empress is indisposed and remained stated that he would not be able to finish at Potsdam.his address to-day, and the court ad- - journed.Collision at a Level Crossing.QuEeEc, Dec.5\u2014The regular up train on the Intercolonial Railway last evening cellided with a farmer's team while crossing the track near the St.Thomas station.The cart, which was loaded with hay, was hurled a considerable distance, and the farmer, named Octave Coulombe, pitched into an adjacent ditch.He was picked up insensible and was carried into the station where efforts were made to revive him, but he expired a few minutes after.ONE OFSTANLEY\u2019'S OFFICERS Gives Some Account of His Journey.HauLrFAx, Dec.5\u2014 Leiters were received to-day by several iriends from Lieut.W.G.Stairs, the Haligonian who holds an important position vu Siauley\u2019s Jorue in Africa, In one letter sent trom Usambiro Missian Station, Viclor.a, Nyanza, ou August 30th last, Lieut.stairs says: \u201c1 wrole vou last from i Yambuya.Our starvatioc periods, fighting tevers and other Jials would occupy pages.You musi read Stauley\u2019s A Defanlting U.$.Official.letters to the English paper.Directly Wasuixerox, Dec.5.\u2014C.E.Silcott.on leaving Yambuya some hau cashier of the sergeant-at-arms office of ever.\u2018Lhen we gout into terrible the laat congress is an embezzler to the amount of about $82,000, $72,000 of which is Government monev.He has a bond on file for $50,000 with good securities, so the Government will not suffer so severely as individuals.The chief sufferer will be the sergeant-at-arms of the last house, J.P.Leedom, who loses $10,000 cash and is held responsible for the shortage of Silcott above the amount wbich may be recovered from his bondsmen, Silcott is supposed to be in Canada.countries without foou and lost men at à terrible rate.Natives shota great many.When on December lüth 1887, we reached Albert Nyanza we had 170 out of 414 men that left Yambuya.We could not then connect with Emin auu had to return 120 miles west of Albers Nyanza.Here we built à strung furt ana I started back to a place 228 miles down the river to bring up our sick.Meantime Stanley and two of our officers went east to the lake and conmectea with the Pasha.Then our return march tv Yambuya commenced.April 12.\u2014{te united expedition left Kavallis, on the Alvert, for the Indian Ucean.Our nambers were then 1,175.Now, on reaching here, Ursala, we have about 670.We have mude many important discoveries, one of tie most 1mpor- tant being Mount Rouangari, which al: these three thousand years has been undiscovered.\u201d \u201cLue very eource ot toe Nile is from its snow-capped peaks.lu is a wonueriul sight.| weut up teu -thousand seven hundred feet, Hui was stopped by ravines two thousand feet deep.Anchor: and Albert Nyanza are new places to Europeans, at least beyond the ere names.Tnen in Karagive we found the Urigi to be à large lake, instead of the petty thing laid down on the maps.Alter a hard march of four months we reached here, \u201cUrsalaia,\u201d and found Mr.McKay and Mr.Dreaks, of the Church Missionary Society.We Lave been here three days, and from these kind hearted people received a most hearty welcome, and rejoiced again in a cup of tea with milk anu biscuits.We toriunately found that cluth and beads for us had come up from tue coast, enough to buy our way out to the coast.Everything has been stopped on its way inland by the Arabs, who are making affairs assume a very critical aspect for missionaries, and have attacked whites living inland.¥rom here to the coast, should we nave open roads, is four and a half months\u2019 march for this caravan.Li the Arabs, however, oppose our progress no one can gay how long it will take.Of our trials, suttering, etc., 1 have said very little, but 80 far our expedition has been an immense success, in spite of the sueers seen in some of the English papers.I hope we will emerge triumphantly to the coast.The Pasha we have, also Casati, the Italian, besides Egyptian and Turkish oilicers, soldiers, men, women and children and converts.We have no news from the coast here for over one and a half years, and we are all in uncertainty.If pluck and determination can carry us through we shall reach the coast.\u201d In another letter Stairs writes: \u2018One of our greatest dangers has been from starvation in the immense forest between the Cong» and tke Albert Nyanza, which was thought to be an opeu, grassy country.iathis forest we lost, out of) ouU Zanziharis, some 360\u2014also 16 Somali boys and about 40 Nubian soldiers.This was en route to the Pasha, The loss of hfe since leaving the Albert Nyanza has been some 200.In this forest for three weeks we lived on roots and fauyl, and though we hunted and fished not a thing could we bring in.Of course our poor men died like dogs and we whites were just about pegged out when we reached food.Prohibition for British M.P.'s, Loxpox, Dec.5th.\u2014Mr.Henry L.Lawson Liberal member of Parliament for the West division of St.Pancras has announced his intention to introduce at the next session a bill to abolish the sale of liquors in ove of the Parliawent buildings.The introduction of a bill of this kind will mark the beginning of a stubborn tight on the part of the younger Tory element in which they will be assisted by a formidable number of the older members of all parties, who are not disposed to throw away their privileges and comforts at the suggestion of a professional reformer.U.S News Brivities.ALBANY, N.Y., Dec 5.\u2014The governor has refused to reprieve the murderer Greenwald, of Brooklyn.New York, Dec.5.\u2014The jury in the trial of the Japanese murderer Jugigo to-day returned a verdict of murder in the first degree in the Court of Oyer and Terminer.WasHINE@TON, Dec.5.\u2014At 1.25 the Senate adjourned until Monday.Newark, Dec.5 \u2014Madame Adelina Patti, accompanied by her husband, Nicolini, arrived here this morning on the steamer Teutonic.On the same ves- gel was also the famous singer Nordica.CuarListoN, 8.C,, Des.5.\u2014The steamer Delaware, from New York, reports passing two dangerous wrecks directly in the track of navigation.A Big Nugget Of gold may make a man rich, but it cannot make him healthy.If afflicted with any form of dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, scrofula, bad blood, kidney complaint or skin disease, the remedy that will make you well is Burdock Blood Bitters.It is the best blood cleanser known.NOTICE.Quebec, 10th October, 1889.Public notice is hereby given by the town of Sainte Cuncgonde, that application will ®e made to the Legistature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session for the passing of an act to amend, revise and consolidate its act of incorporation as well as the several acts amending the same, and to make amongst other provisions the following: to change the corporate uaine of the said town ; to change the consii\u2018ution and the mode of election of the council; to define its powers and to grant it more ample powers, among others as to loans, improvements and expenses ; to make new provisions on the subject of the privilege created by taxation as- sexments, the water taxes, and the interest thereon, to amend the procedures, followed for the collection of the same ; to provide for the estavli-bment of à Recorder\u2019s Court and gene:allv to butter define the powers of the counc |, to make rules : nd regulations.By order G.N.DUCHARME, Secreiary-Treasurer orl the town of Sainte Cunegonde.DEMERS & GERVAIS, Attorneys for Petitioner.sainte Cunegondr, 13th November, Isse, Piteher\u2019s Castoria Boe-Keepurs\u2019 Convention.Braxtrokb, Ont, Dec.5-At the Bee- Keepers\u2019 Association convention (second day), Miss H.F.Buller,Camptellford, Ont.read an essay oil beu-Kuepiug 48 an oc- Children Crv for NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.BXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE \u2014 *.* To BE HELD AT *,* \u2014 MERRILL'S OLD STAND, 1682 & 1684 Notre Dame street.DS, PL LL PS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Diamonds, Watches, Jewellery, Apt Goods, Silvepwape, Bare Vases, Ornaments, Bisque Figures, Holiday Presents, &e.Se THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFUL, USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL CO0DS EVER OFFERED IN MONTREAL.SE SACs as eam A This Great Sale will commence on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3, and in the EVENING at 8, and will be continued every Afternoon and Evening until the whole stock is disposed of.NO RESERVE.N,B.\u2014Goods on view every morning, when selections can be made for either Afternoon or Evening Sales.REMEMBER THE PLACE, Merril's 01d Stand, 16621684 Notre Dame st (LES SCOUNT SALE.Real Estate Agent, 30 ST.JOHN ST,, FOR SALE: WO FRONTAGES, MOUNTAIN AND Drummond streets\u2014the property of Mr.Melvin Smith.Size, 148 fi.front by 278 ft.5 in.deep.Easy terms.FOUR STOREY STONE FRONT HOUSE on Dorchester street, near the Windsor Hotel, suitable for a Doctor's residence.Will be rold cheap to a prompt purchaser.R.K.THOMAS! | Nos.932 to 942 St Dominique St as the following Properties | 0.47 MACKAY STREET ~Brown Stone Front, à very fine house.To relieve the extreme pressure of the À GUOD HOUSE UN VICTORIA STREET.holiday season we have determined to hold a sale for TEN DAYS of all our stock at a handsome discoun:.We have now the largest and finest BREE TENEMENT HOUSE on Mansfield street.stock we have had for years, and for 10 _ days we will gell all at a Three fine Cut Stone Front Houses; the corner one has an extens:on; the lots are a good size; tor cash, making a splendid opportunity one bas an extens clots are od i x ionable tenants.ÿ C soldeit, to buy bandsome presents cheap for en bloc or Separately either cash.FINE LAMPS.Bronze, Antique Brass, Polished Brass, Silver, Old Silver, Faience, Majolica, PRICK COTTAGE ON MANCE STREET GOOD TENEMENT HOUSE on Brunswick street.street, corner of St.Genevieve street.PUSINESS PROPERTY on the Corner of McGill and Notre Dame streets.Houses ON BISHOP STREET.Barbettina, Fine Burners, Handsome, shades.LARGE DISCOUNT OFF ALL.Table Lamps, Piano Lamps, Banquet |) Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Hall Lampe, Bracket Lamps.Fresh new goods, no job lots, no old stock, no consignments.New Dinner Sets New Tea Sets.New Chamber Sets.All new this fell.No old stock, no job stock ; all fresh and rew, carefully bought in the best potteries.Fancy Cups and Saucers, Fruit Sets, ! Salad Sets, Peppers and Salts, Milk Sets, Porridge Sets, Ice Cream Sets, Egg Sets.All new goods.No old stock, no job stock.PRESENTS Presents.Presents.You can give far more presents, or you can save a lot of money by buying now.We have a splendid stock of good presents at a moderate price.An entirely new stock of European Electroplate on hard metal, as good to wear as solid silver ; very novel designs and combinations.New \u2018(ïlssaware, New Fancy Gooës, GASALIERS, Gas Hall Lamps, Gas Brackets, Gas Table Lamps.Discount off all for ten days only, for cash only.COLE'S LAMP STORES, 1792 Notre Dame Street.2392 Si.Cainerine Street.Tw di La dl FUREST, STRONGEST, BEST, CONTAINS NO ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHATE\u2019 or any injurious materials.£.W.GILLETT, *omenso.: CHICAG(, 1 Waa Fr of ttc CELEBRATED BOVAL TEAST O47: *QOLID STONE FRONT HOUSE on Sherbrooke street.Spacious rooms.All in ! perfect order.N OS.696, 6964, 698, 6984 and 700 ST.LAW- .RENCE MAIN ST.Price $2,800, Rent - for $320 per year.30e PROPERTY ON ST.JAMES STREET West, near Bonaventure Station.Rents well and is likely to advance in value.Good speculation.LAVAL AVENUE.\u2014A well built Brick faced Tenement House.08.136 to 146 COURSOL STREET.\u2014New Brick Cased Tenements.\u201c NTOS.575 and 577 ALBERT STREET \u2014 Brick ; Cased Tenements, with stone foundation.Rented at $100 per year.| NJOS.1000 to 1022 ST.JAMES STREET West, and House on St.Martin street.\u2014 l'A guod block of Brick Tenements and Store ,at corner.Rented at }1,440 per year, Brose LOTS ON CRESCENT ST.| BuiLrNG LOTS ON GREENE AVE.! 93 ROY STREET.\u2014BRICK COTTAGE.i QT.ANN'S WARD.\u2014BRICK STORES AND Dwellings.\u2014Runs through from McCord to Murray street.Will be sold cheap.Well rented.N DROLET STREET.\u2014FOUR BRICK ; Cased Tenement Houses.Stone foundations.i Kor full particulars in regard to the fore- i going properties, call at ny office.R.K.THOMAS.259 4,6,7D THOMAS LIGGET Has again opened another choice CURTAINS.Wholesale Warehouse TO LET.\u2018THAT SPACIOUS STORE IN DOMINION BLOCK, lot of 188 McGill street, now occupied by G.W.MOSS, Esq.Possession May 1st, 1890.G.W.STEPHENS, 290 r tTs 18 St.Alexis street.V TANTED at once, for Victoria, B.C.a LADY to drape skirts and take charge \\ Of skirt-room.Must be GooD STYLE.Apply by letter, stating salary, to C, Spencer, care REV.C.WATSON, 14 QUEEN ST., TORONTO.| rmw 27 | X ANTEN.\u2014To represent a marufacturine | ] or wholesale rm, as their agent, for Nova Scotia.Good connection with the | Retail and Jobbing Grocery Trade.Seven Years\u2019 experience.Address * Agent,\u201d P, U.+ Box, 404, Halifax, N.S.\\JANTED \u2014A ewmpetent man that has \\ bien used toi.work in ifs different also knowledge of horses ; wheve mother man is Kept 3 house free.apply N.Theoret.No.ul St.Gabriel St.jorms ; .N°$ 804, 806 and 808 LAGAUCHETIERE | | AUCTION SALES.By Benning & Barsalon.CREXF WET val \u2014 OF \u2014 ML ep By BENNING & BARSALOU, - AUCTIONEERS, At their Sales Rooms, Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter Street, MONTREAL, On Saturday Afferaoon, Dec.7 AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M.We have been instructed by R.L.deMAR- TIGNY, Esq., Real Estate Agent, to sell 1,085 LOTS IN THE TOWN of MAISONNEUVE opposite the St.Lawrence Sugar Refining Co, in the fastest progressing suburb of Montreal.20 LOTS AT OUTREMONT.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 53 Houses and Tenements in the City A splendid Property, consisting of thirteen 3-story Tenements, brick cased, stone tounda- tion, French roof, lot 90x90.Nos 249, 251, 253, Rivard St.Four Tenements of four rooms, house of 2- stories, wood and brick, stone foundation, with two Stables, two Haylofts, Sheds and well fenced yards.: Nos- 390 and 392 £t.Eypolite St.One brick cased House, stone foundation, four Tenements.Lot 40x00.Nos 737 and 739 St LCominique St.One House, newly built, three Tenements, wood and brick, stone foundation.No 282 Therville Street Brick cased House, stone foundation, 2- story, three Tenemen:s.Lot 30x10v.Nos 543 and 545 Rivard Street One brick cased House, newly built, stone foundation, two Tenements.No 356 St.Hypolite Street.A wooden Cottage, newly repaired.South corner of Mig: onue and Par- thenais Streets.One 3-story_ House, wood and brick, stone foundation.Lot 20x60, with lane adjoining.Nos.1187 and 1189 St.Lawrence St One loi of Land, 45x90 feet, with buildings thereon.Nos.195 and 197-Laval Avenue.One House in brick and wood.stone foundation, two Tenements.No.1208 St.Lawrence Street A splendid Lot 36x180, with House, Bakery, Stables, ete, Mount Royal Avenue.Between Btuart and Cadieux properties, three Lots 25x110 feet.Nos 46, 48.50, 50: Mignonne St Two houses of two Tenements, 2-story and extensions, wood and brick, newly built.Nos 203, 205, 207 Poupart Street Four Tenements in wood and brick, stone foundation, a good house.Nos 374 to 380 St Hypolite Street Newly built House, four Tenements, 2-story wood and brick, stone foundation.At Outremont.Several Lots on the Cemctery and St.Cath erine Roads, Kite.Ete, EÉte.This is undrvubtedly one of the best opportunities for a Real Estate speculation that has been offered to the Montreal public.2\" Choice Situatious.EN TERMS VERY LIBERAL.List and Plan of these Properties can be obtained after MONDAY, the 2nd of December, by applying to R.L.DE MARTIGNY+ No.85 St.James street, O : AT OUR OFFICES.Nos, 86 and 88 St.Peter street.BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioneers.By M.Hicks & Co.SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, Water Color Drawings and Etchings, By T.MOWER MARTIN, R.C.A.The Subscribers are instructed by Mr.T.M.Martin to sell at their Rooms, Nos.1821 and 1823 NOTRE DAME STREET, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 6th, \u2014A COLLECTION OF\u2014 Oil Paintings, Water Color Drawings and Etchings, ail original signed works, and direct studies from nature, by the above Canadian artist, whose works are to be found in the possession of nearly all collectors in the principal towns of Canada, also in New York and London.A large painting enti led the * Untrodden Wilderness\u201d is now hanging in Windsor Castle, the property of Her Majesty Queen Victoria., The collection Will be on view Wednesday, December 4th sale at 2.30 p.m.M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneers.By Marcotte & Co.TRADE SALE \u2014 BY \u2014\u2014\u2014 MARCOTTE and CO., 93 a1.James Street, Every WEDNESDAY, atio A.M.CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED PROMPT CASH RE: URNS MARCOTTE & CT.277 AUCTIONEERS.nivel ec 6 TWINELE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR.New Version by nu Old Staxer.Twinkle, tw.nkie, city Star; , How we wond.r where you are - Sometimes Tory high and dry; Sometimes Liberal you try.W hen election times are on, Then you're all for good Sir John, Then you show your Tory delight, Hide your Lib'ral views from sight.Then the (Grits, left in the dark, Peer in vain to see your spark\u2014 For men of principle, you Know, Can't un\u2018!erstaud your chanzing so.Though you hide your tiuy spark In ways both devious and dark, Tis easy known just where you are Your twinkling cannot fool uv far.F \u2014L.F.CITY AND SUBURBAN The sale of ribbons is still going on at 8, Carsley\u2019s.A man has been fined $95 and costs for selling liuuor without a license.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for all kinds of ribbon; extra value in sash ribbone.i i have entered actions at Jolie liquor sellers for infractions of the law.For trimming braids, in all good shades and handsome patterns, try S.Carsley\u2019s.The city authorities have sent back to Ireland two young Irish girls who were suffering from consumption.A man residing on Drolet street, who chased his family out of the house, is to spend the next two months in jail.| A saloon keeper for allowing gambling in his house has been fined $30 ana costs or imprisonment for three months.The Chief of Police of Maisonneuve still declines to resign his position although a notarial protest has been gerved upon him.| The case of Mr.Stewart Brown against the Glasgow and London Insurance Company is likely to come up for hearing on Monday next.\"I'he building of the Life Association of Scotland has been purchased by Mr.Jas.Baxter for $45,000.Tue buiiding will be re-fitted and made into oflices.The Rev.Father James Callaghan is delivering a series of lectures on well known universities.The subject of the next lecture will be * Cambridge.\u201d To make up for lost time during the dispute between the two faculties, the protessers of Laval have decided to give double lectures every Saturday.Letters and packages should be mailed not later than Thursday next in order to reach England in time for Christmas.\u2018the mail by the Parisian will close at 7.30 Pp.m.; A man, said to be weak-minded, complained at the Central police station, that, owing to the remark of a judge that he was insane, he was unable to find work.The residence and buildings of Mr, Joseph Girard at St.Lazare de Vaud- reuil, have been totally destroyed by fire.The loss is totalled at $3,000, with only slight insurance.Denbigh Lodge, Sons of England, held their annual meeting on Wednesday night.The secretary's report showed that the lodge bad made great progress and had no liabilities.; The police officers of No.12 district yesterday seized 106 small loaves in one bakery for being light in weight.These will be distributcd among the charitable institutions of the city.Three men were arrested yesterday ufternoon charged with stealing iron from the wharf.They were lodged in the Central and will be called upon to answer the charge this morning.For first-class dyeing and cleaning try the Empire Dye Works, 24 Phillips\u2019 square.Parcels collected and delivered in any part of the city free.Thomas Highmore, manager.Telephone No.4793, A woman, designated as a street walker, was yesterday sent down by the Recorder for six months, at the expiracy of which she was to pay a fine of $10 or serve an additional term of three months.The Drummond County railway,which is now thirty-four miles long, has been formally opened and blessed by His Lordship Bishop Gravel.The road will be continued to St.Hyacinthe next spring.The Treasurer of the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge acknowledge with thanks from the executors of the late Thomas Workman, Esq., the sum of $4,000, bequeathed to the funds of the House.Clan Maclennan, O, S, C., announces a grand magical and musical entertainment in Weber Hall to-night to be given by Mr.Alex.Anderson, nephew of \u201c the Wizard of the North,\u201d and Mr.J.R.Bain.A carter was tried in the Police Court yesterday on a charge of stealing sundry articles of apparel from three different individuals.He was found guilty and ordered to spend the next six months in the jail.Desirable Present is a nice Desk.Largest stock.best designs.Lowest prices.Every Desk guaranteed.Inspection Solicited.H.NICGHTIN- CALE, 7 and 9 St.John street.Telephone No.(691.The Central Traffic Association of the United States has passed resolutions commemorative of the character and services of the late Mr.Thomas Tandy, General Freight Agent of the Grand Trunk Railway.The question of enlarging the seating capacity of St.Paul\u2019s Presbyterian church is being actively discussed, and will be decided at a meeting to be held a week from Monday.The plan at present is to have a spacious gallery eracted.DELicrovs\u2014Such is the verdict given by smokers as to the taste and quality of Monette\u2019s mixture.For a cool smoke an! solid comfort it cannot be rivalled, Corner St.Sulpice and Notre Dame streets.opposite French Cathedral.Mr.Justice Davidson yesterday awarded Mr.G.T.Linde $25 damages in his suit against Mr.8.Moss and others for $5,000 damages from judgments taken agair \u2018 tbe plamntiff by the defendants, even ater he had made a settlement.The workmen atthe Point are troubled atarumor that the Grand Trank Railway ; Company intend to close down their Shops for three or four weeks to make + THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMM \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ - RESPECTFULLY DECLINED.: The Prexent of a Montrealer to the Car | repairs to machinery.The officials say ! i that no decision of this kind has been arrived at.The Wholesale Dry Goo 18 Association bas elected the following otlicers: President, Mr, J.P.Clezhorn; vice president, Mr.J.Slessor; treusurer, Mr, J.A.Robertson.Messrs, A.Leclaira, F.May, G.Sumner and R.L.Gault were appointed directors The Quebec Chronicle says it is generally understiod that Hon.Mr.Justice Johnson wiil be appointed Chief Justice of the Superior Court in succession to Sir Andrew Stuart, and that Mr.Justice Casault, or Quebec, will be named Acting Chief Justice.Chief Hughes vesterduy had a woman sent down to the female goal for two days.Sue left here to seek her fortune in Boston, and being unsuccessful tbe antborities there sent her back to this city.The S.P.W.and C.have been notified of her condition.Chief Detective Cullen, acting on instructions from the Chief, yesterday made arrangements with the railway authorities whereby he could send a respectable woman and eight children to Haverhill, Mass.She had only $6, and her husband was out of work.The (Government has promised to furnish a new organ for the chapel of St.Vincent de Paul penitentiary.The interior of the chapel has recently been repaired and the Rev.Canon Fulton, the chaplain, expresses bimself as greatly pleased with the religious aspect of prison affairs.During the month of November there were 373,107,216 gallons of water consumed in the city, an increase over November, 1888, of 708,789 gallons.Owing to the lowness of the river 31,270,578 more gallons of water were pumped by steam than during the corresponding month of 1888.Three acres of land has bsen selected and carefully laid out in front of McGill College to be known in future as the Montreal Butanical Garden.In the centre a pond has been formed in which to grow aquatic and semi-agnatic plants.The trees which are now growing have all been labelled, and this practice will be kept up in the case of every plant or tree grown in the garden.\u2018The Molsons Bank have, through their lawyers, taken action against an absent jeweller and now said to be in Bowlder, 8.C, for #5,000.The original judgment was given against the St.Maurice Lumber and Land Company, and being unable to satisfy it the bank has exercised its debtor\u2019s right by bringing suit against the absentee,who was one of its principal stockbolders.MarcHine To Vicrory.\u2014Attacks the lurking enemy that secretly destroys the internal organs and saps the foundations of life, health and happiness.Drinking St.Leon freely will quickly drive all dread enemies from out the system completely.St.Leon Water Co, No.54 Victoria Square.E.Massicotte & Co.managers for Montreal and district.Telephone 1422.269 Some time ago the Provincial Government appointed Mr.H.J.Cloran as a special commissioner to investigate the jury system with a view to improving it in this Province.Since then he has visited a number of American cities and returned to this city yesterday.As the result of his investigations he claims that the jury system should not be abolished but radically reformed.Mr.Justice Davidson yesterday condemned the trustees of the Dissentent School of Cote St.Paul to pay Mr.Alexis Brunet $140 for having, by mistake, sold to him a piece of property by sheriff's gale two years ago for arrearage of taxes of one Sullivan.It was later found that the property did not belong to Sullivan, but to W.B.Davidson, who owed no taxes.The property reverted to Davidson.The case of Ald.Stephens against Ald, Hurteau was again postponed yesterday owing to the absence of Hon.Alex.Lacoste, Q.C., who has gone to New York, and his associate-counsel did not wish to argue a difficulty that was expected to arise in connection with forcing La Banque Jacques Cartier to produce the books in which Gelineau\u2019s account with the city and with Ad.Hurteau is contained.In the Recorder's Court yeatarday an ungrateful son was charged witn ill- treating his father and mother in a most unmerciful manner, and for his unseemly conduct he was asked to contribute to the city revenue the sum of $5 or go to jail for one mouth.Another man was placed on trial for a smilar offence.He was accused of beating his wife, by knocking out some of her teeth, striking her on the face and threatening her with a hatchet.His Honor committed him to jail for two months with hard labour.\u2014\u2014 _ BUEGLARS COMMITTED In the Court of Special Sessions Yesterday.In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday two men were charged with breaking into Mr.Ross\u2019 jewellery store on St.Peter street recently.The one was ordered to pass three years and tLe other two years in the penitentiary.The four men who were arrested on suspicion of breaking into a house on St.Andre street were tried, found guilty and each sentenced to 23 months in jail, Two men found guilty of breaking into a grocery store at St.Henri, were condemned to spend the next three years of their existence in the penitentiary, =\u2014\u2014\u2014_ A PRELATE\u2019S8 CERTIFICATE.We received in the Quebec newspapers a high recommendation in favor of St, Leon Mineral Water, which reads as follow:\u2014 It is with pleasure I certify that St.Leon Miperal Water is an excellent remedy for dyspepsia.I have used it many years and derived very much benefit from it.1 strongly recommend tlis water to the public, MGR.M.E.METHOT, Doctor of Theology.This marvellous beverage for sale by all leading druggists and grocers, and wholesale and retail by the St.Leon Water Company, 54 Victoria square, 5 Place d\u2019Armes, 39 St.Lawrence Main street.MassICoTTE BROTHER, City Manager.Telentioue is: sf 284 of Russia.The City Clerk yesterday received a letter from Mr.L.A.Batellier, the newly appointed under-Secretary of State, in wich he enclosed a collection of stamps of the United States, Cuba, Newfoundland, Canada, Brazil, China and, in fact, stamps representing nearly every couu- try in the universe.He stated that the collection had been forwarded by S Bewford Gibson, of Montreal, to the Czar of Russia.He did not see what use Could be derived from them and desired them returned to Gibson through the Canadian Government in the abe sence of a Russian representative in Canada.The under-Secretary of State has requested the City Clerk to return them to Mr.Gibson, who can have the same by applying to Mr.Glackmeyer at the City Hall.a -\u2014 \u2014 - FIRE IN A LUNCH ROOM.At half-past six yesterday morning an alarm of fire was sent in from the corner ot Bt.Francois Xavier and St.James street- The fire was located in the cellar of L.H.Compain\u2019s lunch room, on 8t.Francois Xavier street.in which was stored a quantity of packing materials.When the firemen arrived the blaze was assuming a threatening aspect, and a second alarm was rung.When the brigade thought they had got the fire under control, flames burst forth from the ceiling of the next room, occupied by Mr.James Baxter.The men worked with a will and soon succeeded in preventing what looked at one time like a serious fire.The loss is estimated at about $6,000 and is fully covered by insurance.The upper part of the building is considerably damaged by smoke and water, but the flames were prevented from getting higher than the ceiling of the ground floor.It is thought the fire originated from an overheated furnace.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 BUY YOUR FURS NOW And Avoid the Crush There Will Be When the Holidays Approach.See after buying your furs now for it will bie a thousand times more advantageous for you.We have a very large stock now, and you will find in it only the finest and choicest articles.It com- prizes seal coats and mantles of the finest quality; Persian coats and muutles, really first class; caps and muffs in seal, Persian famb, Alaska, etc., guaranteed first quality.We have the finest sea otter that you can find anywhere.By buying now, besides these advantages, you will avoid the great crowds that always besiege our store at the approach of holidays or New Year: Day.We respectfully invite you tocome and inspect our rich assortment of furs before deciding to buy elsewhere.Cuas.DESSARDINS & Co., 1537, 1539, 1541 St.Catherine street.Montreal.Aft the sign of the Three Deer.P.S.\u2014Branch at No.141 Sparks street, Ottawa.277 _\u2014_ ._.THEIR CLOTHES GOT MIXED.A Little Mam Cuts a Quecr Figure With Clothes a Foot teo Big for Him.An amusing incident occurred at a leading hotel the other day.A gentleman who measured very little over five feet in height and thin in proportion, came down from the West and deposited between $700 and $800 in the hotel safe.He said he had coms to have a good time and he apparently had it for he drew daily upon his capital.He ordered à suit of clothes from a fashionable tailor who happened to be also making a suit for another gentleman in the same hotel, a man of about six feet in height and half that in breadth.Both suits were sent at the same time, and by some mistake were both sent to the short gentleman\u2019s room.As luck would have it he opened the parcel belonging to the tall man, and, being in a jovial mood, felt inclined to overlook the tailor's little mistake.He rolled up the pauts at the foot, got into the coat and walked out with the sleeves hanging down four inches beyond the tips of his fingers, and in this strange plight he went out for a walk.Meantime the other gentleman wished to leave for home, and his clothes not having arrived, he complained to the tailor, who went tothe hotel and discovered the mistake.A detective was engaged to find the man who had carried off the clothes and in an hours time he was found, the centre of an admiring circle of friends.The mistake was explained to him, but he refused to give up the clothes.\u201cI like them very well,\u201d he said.\u201cWhat are they worth?\u201d The tailor said they cost $46, whereupon the little man handed over the money and next day he went back to Toronto with his pants rolled up at the foot and hig own suit in his valise.Probably by this time his friends will be wondering what kind of tailors we have in Montreal.\u2014 Dr.Pierce's Pellets, or Anti-bilious Granules, Laxative or Cathartic according to size of dose.Purely vegetable, An ewinent art critic in speaking of the great honours recently conferred by the French Governnient upon Meissonier and Dubois says: \u201cTwo artistg\u2014a painter and a sculptor\u2014have been raiged to the two highest ranks of the order of the Legion of Honour.The painter\u2014 M.Meissonier\u2014has been created \u2018 Grand Cordon; officially called \u2018Graud_ Croix of the order, and the sculptor\u2014M.Paul Dubois\u2014\u2018Grand Officer\u2019 Such a thing has never before been seen.Even in the army, the Grand Croix is extremely rare, betng only conferred on commanding general officers before the enemy, and, outside the army, to a few diplo- maiists, orto men who have rendered altogether exceptional services to the public\u2014such as M.de Lesseps or M, Pgs.teur.Although the grade of Grand Officer is of just a lower grade than that of Grand Croix, it is, nevertheless, not awarded to the first comer.Not only do these nominations place MM.Meissonier and Dubois officially above all other French artists, but they formally raise art to a position she has never before held, even in France \u201d Children Cry for \u201cRem.ALES AND LIQUORS.John Hope & MONTREAL.AGENTS IN OANADA FC¥ JUHN DE KUYPRR & SON, Rotterdam MARTELL & CO.Cognac.JULES ROBIN & C0., Cognac, MOET & CHANDON, Epernay DEINHARD & CO.Coblenz.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeanz.M.MISA, Xeres de 1a Frontera.COCKBURN, SMITHES & CO., Oporto.MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.RODEL & FILS FRERES, Berdeaux.E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London BULLOCH, LADE & CO., Glasgow WM.JAMESON & CO.Dublin.CANTRELL & COCHRANE.Dublii \u2014AND\u2014 BGUTH'S OLD TOM GIN, ete N.B ~ORDERS RECEIVED FEOM Th) WHOLESALE TRADE ON1Y Decamber 23 JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BROS.Ale and Porter Brewers, 1906 Notre Dame Street Montreal \u201cave always on hand the various kinds ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.families regularly supplied, Orders received by Telephone, Mr.Wm.Watson, 513 St._Urbain street, bottles our Ales and Porter.He is authorized to use our labels SAINT ALEXis.v\\ RUSSIAN CLARET \"ULL in FLAVOR and BOY MODERATE in PRICE, FREDERICK KINGSTON.WINE MERCHANT.#6 Hospital Street Montreai = Dr.ÉLINE'S GREAT RVE RESTORER charges on bo: recet nd names, P, O.and express addre ected to DR.KLINE.831 Arch St, Prilades hia, Pa.Druggists.BEWARE OFIMIT AT VC EH For sale by J.A.HARTE, 1780 Notre Dame street.GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W.BAKER & CO2°S a Dreakiast ooo GL © 18 absolulcly pure and it ès solrèibile.- No Chesnicals are used in its prepuration.It has more than three ti cs the strength of economical, costing less thar one cenb 4 a cup.Tt is delicious, nourishing, h strengthening, EagiLy DIGESTED, and admirabiy adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health.Sold by Grocers everywhere.W.BAKER & C0.Dorchester.Mass.BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE @# ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS ON EASY TERMS.\u201c8 Sherbrooke Street, St.Catherine Street, Dorchester Street.Crescent Street, Bishop Street, Sussex Street, Seymour Avenue, Quiblier Street.Some of the finest kites in the city.pApply JAMES STEWART & CO., Mechanics\u2019 Institnte, 204 ST.JAMES STREET: = MONEY TO LOAN.PATENTS! TRADE MARKS AND DESICNS.R.A.KELLOND, Solicitor and Expert Head Office :\u2014156 St.James Street, MONTREAL.Branches :\u201424 King Street East.Toronto.Pacific Buildivg, Washington NOTICE.JAMES STEWART C0.Real Estate and General Auctioneers.Are now prepared to make arrangements to conduct fall sales in their commodious Sales-room on the ground floor of the .MECHANICS' CHAMBERS, Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.' 204 ST.JAMES STREET.ERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY.DECEMBER 6 New Adver tisements.THE CANADA SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, IT_MITED.: MONTREAL, e Offer for Sale ail Grades of Refined Sugars and Syrups of the well known Brand of CERTIFICATES OF STRENGTH AND PURITY.OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ANALY!sT.MONTREAL.September 9th.:887 To the Canada Sugar Refining Coy Montreal Gentlemen.\u2014I have personally taken samples (rom a large stock of vour Granulai- ed Sugar.\"REDPATH\" brand.and carefui.s tes them by the Po:ariscope.and 7 find these samples to be as near to absolute purity a8 can be obtained by any process c! Sugar Refining.The test or the Po!ariscope showed nn yesterday\u2019s vield 99.90 per cent.of Pure Cane Sugar which may be considered commercially A5 ABSOLUTELY PURE EUGAR.JOHN BAKER EDW ARDS.Ph.D.DCL.FCS.Public Anaiyist for the District of Montreai and Professor of Chemistry.| CHEMICAL LABORATORY, | MEDICAL FACULTY.MOGILL UNIVERSITY.MONTREAL, September 9th, 1887, i Tc the Canada Sugar Refining Company : Gentiemen,\u20141 have taken and tested a sam- your \"EXTRA GRANULATED\" i Sugar, and find that it yielded 99.88 per cent.\u2019 ple of ; 0* Pure Sugar.Itis practically aa pure and good a Sugar as can be manufactured.Yours truly, G.P.GIRDWOOD, PARIS EXPOSITION.\u201cOmnibus\u201d American Rye Whisky, GOLD MEDAL \u201c\u201c CLENROSA \u201d SCOTCH WHISKY SILVER MEDAL, Being Highest Award to any Scotch Whisky.JOHN OSBORN, SON & CO., SOLE ACENTS.ASSESSMENT SYSTEM, One More Advance Step in Life Insurance.GREAT REDUCTION IN COST.Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association, POTTER BUILDING No.38 PARK ROW NEW YORK.Central Trust Company, Trustee Reserve Fund.AMERICAN LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, DEPOSITORY OF SPECIAL EMERGENCY FUND.0.D.BALDWIN, Vice President.E.B.HARPER, President, President American Loan and Trust Company of New York, formerly President Fourth National Bank of New York, N.W.BLOSS, Second Vice President, HENRY J.REINMUND, Comptroller and Treasurer, Late Superintendent of Insurance, State of Ohio.SAMUEL A.ROBINSON, M.D., Chairman Finance Committee.CHARLES R.BISSELL, Chairman Directors\u2019 Death Claim Committee, T.BRAMAN, Secretary.FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.Total! Assets, Dec.31, 1888, $2,742,201.50.Total Liabilities, including Div- Mortality.Death Losses during the year (434 Members), amounting to,.Total Death Losses to each $I in force 31,600 $1,893,000.00 idends declared of $286,004.68, Total D th OL.| eee sren ass seen 10.02 Of ea aims paid .and also Legal Reserve of $i23,- Total R | p 5,769,153.00 otal Reserve Surplus.vi T78.00.ceus verter $1,213,843.01 urplus 1,885,776.06 New Business for 1888 : 13251 Applications, aggregating $41,188,200.00 12,124 Policies issued, covering.37,906,800.00 777 Applications rejected, cover- Total Amount of Insurance in fOrCE Leona 00e .168,902.850.00 Total Amount saved Policy Holders by reduction of Premiu me, more than.,.eerie $16,000,000.00 Percentage of Death-Claim payments to all disbursements, io cluding Admission Fees paidby Applicants for 1888 .76 and 1-2 per ct, Percentage of Undivided Profit on Mortuary Premiums paid al end of first five years (held by the Central Trust Company), in addition to Fifty (50) per cent, reduction of cost., 30 and 1-2 per ct RESOLUTION OF CONFIDENCE.Ex-Lieutenant-Governor of Massachusetts, Mr.J.A.Harwood, of Boston, offered the tollowing resolution at the annual meeting held January 23 last adopted by the members: , which was unanimously Whereas, The reports read at this anuual meeting of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association indicate unmistakably the growth of the business.succes: Association, and establish beyond question the certaintv thsi tne pri plan of insurance adopted by this Association are bearing the frui s, and security of this nciples underlying the L progiised by {is pro - moters Lo a degree that is highly gratifying to the policy holders here assembled; \u2018therefore, be it hereby extend to Mr.E.Resolved, That we assert our confidence in the management of t B.Harper, President, duties, our graternl recognition and thanks for the:r intelligent service he Associati and to one and all connected with executive sin our behalt._ zu MEMBERSHIP.The Admission Fee, payable once only, and the Annual Dues for ex ment, are limited to a fixed charge per $1000 of insurance, payable in form tor all ages.The Mortuary Fund to pay distinct.AMOUNT OF POLICY.Xponses Of manage- advance, and is i- Death Claims is collected separately and Kept Admission Fee and Annual Dues.Same for Ait 4 zes.ADMISSION Fk.ANNUAL DUES, MEDICAL, EXAMINATION EXTRA.All applications must be accompanied with: the Admission Fee.Dues are payable in advance.The Annual WELLS & MCMURTRY, Montreal Agents Wanted.HAVING RECEIVED THEIR Fall and Winter Stock of TAILORING AND HABERDASHERY ALSO Pattern Suits from Poole, INVITE INSPECTION SETI TAM.ee CW ek General Managers for Canada, Offices, 217 St.James street.Toronto Offices.63 King Street East.VALUABLE PROPERTY tor sale, to let or exchange for Cit perty.Situated on the Shore.of Tako Mer: phremazog, within ten minates of Depot and ris g towRr of Magog.Buildings, House, Stabling, &e., all in perfect order.Large gar- dea, Ice House, Pou iry House, &.Water in house and swables.Drainage perfect.Every convenience.Property known as Lakesid beantifully surrounded by shrubberies and shady \u2018groves; 25 acre in extent, easy.Good fishing.Apply to JAMES STEWART & co, Real Estate and General Auctioneers, Terma 204 St.James street, \u2014 ee > BARRISTERS.ETC.DUHAMEL & MARCEAU, Barristers, Attorneys, &c.Jos.DUHAMEL, Q.C.| F.R.MARCEAU, L.L.B.No.7 Place d\u2019> Armes, [Jacques Cartier Bank Building], MONTREAL \u201c ALFRED MONE, B.C.L.Advocate, Barrister, Solieitor, &e.1725 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.MacDOUGALL BROS,, STOCK BROKERS 69 St.Francois Xavier Street embers Montrea! Block Exchange, Members Chicago Board of Trade Agents for Alex.Geddes & Co., Cnicago.grain and provisions bought and sold fo.share or nn Margin, 1y 0.LURN MacDOUGALL & CO.STOCK BROKERS.LORN & MACDOUGALL, MEMBER MON 50 4.STOCK EXOHANGE, doNTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, 11 & 13 St, Sacrameut Street, and sell all securities quoted in Montrea: Now York and Boston.Bonds of all Kind.bought and sold, Bond business especially ked after.orrespondents :\u2014Goodbody, Glyn & Dow New York; Blake Bros., Boston.Bond Agents for A.Bossevain & Co., Am sterdam, Holland; Blake.Bossevain & Ce London.England.WE Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, Late Macreoutn I Maodonald) Barristers, Sollciters, Notaries, &o.CORNWALL, ONT.MAOLENNAN, Q.C., J.W.LIDDELL, 5.M C.'H.CuINE LEITCH & PRINCLE, Barrisiers, Afttorneys-al-Law, Solicitors in Cass cery, Notaries Public, &., CORNWALL, ONT.JAS.LEITOE, % W.PRINGLE august Za JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY TN WART BUILDING, New Fork City Ogtober Gibbons McNab & Mutkern, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, &c.OFFICE.Corner Richmond and Carling Streets, LONDON, ONT.80.C.GIBBONS GE0.MONAB.4 IIOLKERN, \u2019 FRED, F.HARPER.August 9 29 BANKERS & BROKERS, MacDOUGALL BROS.STOCK UROXERS, 69 3t.Francois Xavier Stree.Buy and Sell all sscurities quoted sn New York &'ock xchange, throughthelr Agents Mossre Halsted & MuLane.Teru.s.\u2014Ten per cent, wargin on the pu value, ; | ; Commission for buying § OI one per ecot and same for sallinz.& R.HALSPÆD.H.R.MOLAKR HALSTED & icLANE, BANKERS a d BROKERs, OFFICS, 31 BROAP ET, NEW TYORB.d2tober 38 1y % THOMAS R.JONES & CO.COMMISSION MERCIIANTS, CENERAL AGENTS, &c.Every description of Merchandise sold to the best advantage for clients.Returns made promptly.Transportation arranged from ali parts ab ; Ç THE LOWEST RATES.J The hest of references furnished when required.3m 202 COGAR JUDGE \u2018Wholesale Dealerin Flour, urain and Mill teus 51, PAUL STAZET, MCNTREAL Ju:y 4 ly ve J.6.SIBBALU, importer aud Commission Merensm: Steel Rails lron, Metals.&i 10: Agency for Canada for the Marks Aa: matic Car Conplor, Milttmore\u2019s £a: Wheel Dressing Machine, 1468 BROADWAY SEW YORK.J.~IBLILE, ILAND SURVEYOR, ST.JAMES STRIEIKL.CEORCE DURNFORD.198 8ST.JANES STREET, MONTREAL.Chartered Accountant, Auditor & Trustee.Private, Estates and Trusts carefully administered.Houses.ete, Leased, Bought and Sold.Rents and Dividends Collected.M.NOLAN de LISLE, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Room No.23 Fraser Building, No.45 ST.SACRAMENT STREET FULTON & RICHARDS\u2019 COLLECTION OFFICES.For prompt, efficient action and trustworthiness, we refer to the Banks and Leading Merchants in the city.233 JAMES THOMSON bogs to intorm his friends and the public generally that he has reinoved to new pr: m- 1508 on Guy street, near the corner of =.Antoine street, where he will continue tn manufacture first-class Furniture, such as he has been in the babit of making, and he trusts that by careful attention to Lis business to merit a continuace of the patronage of his numerous iriends, Every at\u2018ention paid to repairs place\u2019 in his har ds, Mav 15 PUREST, STRONCEST, BEST, CONTAINS NO ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHATES, or any injurious materials.* TORONTO, .E.W.GILLETT, CHICAGO, Ta Man'f'r of the CELEBRATED ROTAL TEAST CAXER Fun EN ONLY! 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What a world of meaning in the word ! To dreaming boy or girl what visions arise at its mention! Do you remember your first visit to a theatre?What dreams you had had of it! What if it was a disappointment, was it not also a surprise a delight?The shifting seenery, the gorgeous costumes, the flashing pears, the glittering foot-lighis, the ever- varying action and passion, how they dazzled and enchanted you'! Though you knew the gold was but tinsel and the diamonds paste, yet the illusion was complete.Our age is essentially undramatic\u2014 and the stage has still a prominent place in our amusements.What must have been its affect on the boy Shak- speare, when it was the only amuse- went\u2014when life had little variety, aud the newspaper, the lecture, and the opera were unknown ?The players were the decisive influence that, in time, led Shakepeare from bis native home to London to try his fortune.That they came often to Strats ford we are certain; and what more natu- rai than that the son of so influential à wan would be often permitted to be behind the scenes where his boyish enthusiasm would thus early gain him instruction in the widely represented art ?His whole nature was precocious.Married at eighteen to a woman eigut vears bis senior, he was the father of three children at twenty-one.We attach little importance to the story of his marriage.There is no substantial evidence that it was in any way unusual.The disparitv of ages was necessary to his precocious maturity.He could have tound little attraction in.a younyer and less mature nature.That he Was the dupe of an arttul woman is an idea utterly repulsive.She is described in the marriage bond a3 Anne Hathaway, in tue uiocese of Worcester, maiden.Tneve is a quaint and amusing poem, supposed to be addressed to his wife by Shakespeare (possibly before marriage), each stanza of which ends with the refrain, Anne Hathaway.His supposed courting-cbair was purchased by Samuel Ireland at the Strat- tord Jabilee.How poetic and romantic must have been the conrtship of him who conceived the delicious love-scenes of the Merchant of Venice, the Tempest, and Romeo and Juliet, how delicate and chivalric the sentiment of one who held woman so highly and could siog so purely and nobly.Doubtloss his marriage was a happy one.Tradition describes his wife as cimivently beautiful, and of her goodness of beart there is abundant testimuny.The story of Shakespeare\u2019s indifference to bis wife is founded on an inserted clause in his will, in which he gives her only his best Led.But Knight has shown that it was because by tue com- won aw in England she was already weil provided for, and not as Malone says, because Le had furzotten her.The poetry of Shakespeare does not evidence a disappointed and embittered n.arriage.Wherever the dramatic cast does not demand it (as in Hamlet) and we can perceive his natural sent:ment, ti:ere is no cynicism of the Byronic kind.That it may not have been fulfilled to him all his rosy-hued ideals or supplied the complete auswer to his hopes is pos- sible\u2014that its tenor was not always even is probable\u2014but that the woman to whom be returned in the prime of life, with: tl:e laurels of bis young fame fresh upon his brow, and with whom he passed the last years of his life tranquilly and peacefvlly, failed to awaken for him the attractions of home and a husband's affection is too absurd a supposition for serious consideration.; He may have been wayward in his fidelity\u2014and there are stories of a dark- eyed beauty in London (to whom some of his sonnets way have been addressed) \u2014 but afterwards when reason bas sobered his passion\u2014 when age bad brought its wisdom, Shakspeare won by his conduct the praise of model husband, father, and son.\u201cLet not the socialist, then, class his among the unhappy marriages.- eee The New Word Eupepsia is derived from the Greek, and means a condition of perfect digestion.This condition is always at tained by those who use Burdock Blood Bitters, the only guaranteed medicine for all forms of dyspepsia, coustipation, bilinusness, rheumatiem, scrofula and all blood diseases.! THE MARAGEMENT OF PETROLEUX | LAMPS8.| In view of the numerous fatal and other sccidents caused by petroleum lamps, the following suggestions as to the construction and management of lamps have heen made by Sir Frederick Abel and Mr.Boverton Redwood, chemist of the Petroleum Association, after in- | vestigating the causes of lamp accidents.1.That portion of the wick which is in the oil reservoir should be enclosed in a tube of thin sheet metal, open at the bottom, or in a cylinder of fine wire gauze, such as is used in miners\u2019 safety lamps (twenty-eight meshes to an inch}: 2.The oil reservoir should be metal rather than of china or glass.3.The oil reservoir should have no feeding-place nor opening other than the opening into which the upper part of the lamp is screwed.4.Every lamp should have a proper extinguishing apparatus.5.Every lamp should have a broad and heavy base.6.Wick should be soft and not tightly plaited.| 7.Wick should be dried at the fire before being put into lamp.8.Wick should be only just long enough to reach the bottom of the oil reservoir.9.Wick should be so wide that they quite fll] the wick holder without having to be squeezed into it.10.Wick should he soaked with oil before being lit.11.The reservoir should be quite filled with oil every time before using the lamp, 12, The lamp should be kept thoroughly clean, all oil should be carefully wiped off, and all charred wick and dirt removed before lighting.13.When the lamp is lit the wick should be at first turned down, and then slowly raised.lows: The wick should be turned dow\" until there is only a small, flickering flame, and a sharp puff of breath should be sent across the top of the chimney, but not down it.15.Cans or bottles used for oil should ve free from water and dirt, and should be kept thoroughly closed.\u2014\u2014- TAKE CARE of your health.Use pure articles in preparing your food.Imperial Cream \u2018Tarter Baking Powder contains no im- puritios or adulterants.All grocers sell it ErPs\u2019s Cocoa.\u2014GRATEFUL AND COMFORT- (xG\u2014\"\u201cBy a thorongh knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by à careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to re- gist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak print.We may escape many a fatal shalt by keeping ourselves well foriifid with pure blood and a properly uourished frame.\u201d Civil Service Gazette.\u2014Made simply with boiling water or wilk.Sold only in packets, by grocers labelled\u2014*Jayves Eres & Co.Homœo- pathic Chemists, London, Eng.National Colonization Lottery, Under the Patronage of the REV.FATHER LABELLE.E~tablished in 1884, under the Act of Que- hee, 32 Vic, Chap.36, for the benefit of the vince of Quebec, CLASS D.The 25th Monthly Drawing will take piace WEDNESDAY, DEC.18th, (889, AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M.Prizes Vaiue, - - $50,000 Capital Prize, worth 5,000 TICKETS, $1.00.Winners\u2019 names not published unless sp.- ~ially anthorized.Drawings on tie third Wednesday of every month.3.Bl.LEFEBVRE, Secretary, Offices, 19 St.James strect, ly 184 Montreal, Can.TILE BLONOCTON Sugar Reining Company LIMITED) FN Lu PLARNIS S0OEN MeKKNZiN, President, Secretary.ve Y HARRIS, Treasurer.MONCTON, N.B.Sacupies Ai 54 St, Francois Xavier St166L DAVID MITCHELI.JAMES M.NITOHELL RAILWAYS.Shortest Route to NEW YORK \u2014 AND TO \u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Bos- | ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, ANDALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST Quick Time.No Delays, TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 7,30 a.m.\u2014Da:!5, except Sunday, arriving in New York at 8.50 p.m.Buffet Drawing- room car, Montreal to New York.430 p.m.\u2014Night Express, Sunauys include \u2014Wasner's iegant Bleeping \u2018Cars rrr through to New York wiihoni change, a.« rivingin Now York at 7.00 next morning, This Train makes close connection at Troy and Albany with Sleeping Car Train for Boston, arriving at 8.30 a.m.New York Through Maiis and Express cars ried via this line.Information ce and Ticke:s sold at Windsor and Balmo:al Hotels, ali Grang Trank Otfices.and at the Company\u2019s Uffice, 143 8¢t.James Street, Montreal.J.W.BURDICK.W.H.HENRY, General Pass.Agt.Agent, Alba Montre: , 14.Lamps which have no extinguisb- | Ing apparatus should be put out as fol- | FRIDAY Diocesan Societies of Colonization oy the Pro- ; Falls aud Fitchburg.: *Parler and Sleeping Cars On ! mation, | Hotels, Grand Trunk Offices, or at the Cope DECEMBER 6 RAILWAYS.x TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL From Windsor Nireet Station : For Sherbrooke\u20143 40 p.m.and *8.30 p.m.For at.John's, Farnham, ele., \u201cdu au, 3,40 p.un.\u2026 5.49, t*\u2018s.u5 pm; \u201c8.0 p.m.For Boston, (Portland, Manchester, etc., *0.00 a m., and {*58.5 pm.For St.John N.B.and Hulifax, N.8, 1*8.30 p.m.For Newport\u2014*9(0 am.5.m., 148.05 p.m.40.p.an For Toronto, 8mith\u2019s Falls, Peterbore Brockvilie, *9,% a.ra.For Smith's Falls, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, ete, $t*s.45 p.m.For Ottawa aud uckingham, $°10.00 a.m., and 4.15 p.m.Far Sault Ste.Marie, St.Paul, Minne- &polis, ete, +*1v 10 a.m.For Vaudreuil, Winchester, ete.,\u2014*9.2) a.m., and t*3.45 p.n.From Dalhousie Square Station : For Quebec,\u2014*5.10 a.1n., (43.30 p.m.Sundays only) and \u201cIL p.m For poinis oc Intercolonial Ry to Campbellt .Crises y ampbellton N.B., Pp For Three Kivers,\u2014*8.10 a.m., (*3.50 p.m.Sundays ouly,) 5.00 p.m_and *10.00 p.m.For Joliette, St.Fulix de Valois, St, Gabriel ete.\u2014à WU p.m.For Ottawa,\u2014*=-50 a.m., 4.4\" p-m., *8.40 p.m Yor Wimnipeg and Vancouve r.\u20148.40 p.m.For Se Jerurue, St, Lin and St.Eustache,\u2014 3.In.For Si.Ruse and Ste.Therese, and intermediate stations\u20143.00 p.m., 4.4 p.m., 5.30 Pp m.Saturdays only, 1 0 p-m., instead of WwW p.m.From Bonaventure Station: For Chambly and Marieville ete.900 a m., from st.Lambert.connecting with Grand Trunk 8.59 a.m.train from Bonaventure Station, For Chambly and Marieville, ete., 5.00 p.m Run daily, Sundays included.Other traîne week days only, unless otherwise shown Lralus 60 marked.1 No connection for Portland with thls train leaving Montreal, Saturdays.American Customs Utlicer at Windsor and Dalhousie *q.stations 10 examine baggage destined for the United States.TICKET UFFICES, 266 ST.JAMES STREET, Windsor and Balmoral Hotels.Windsor Sireel ant Dalhousie Sq, Station.In COnLEC On Witu Grand Trunk Raliwsy MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Fastest and Bhortest Line to Ottawa.SOLID through trains between Montr sud Ottawa, lighted by the Electric Light, ' Mgnidcent POLLYAN BUFFET PARLOR CARS Aealsserved In Parlor Cars on all trains 0: kise European plan.The ONLY LINE In Canada using ELECTRIC LICHT on trains.Trains Leave Bonaventure Depot a) 8 5 AM., for Valleyfield, Alexan- .dria, and Intermediate Statio arriving in Ottawa at 12.50 p.m., ne \u2014 AND AT\u2014 4 32 P.°1, for Alexandria and Max -.A iville, arriving in Ottawa at 8% pa.duc tlekels, parlor car accommodut Freight Rates and full information, apply Ÿ ,\\ .Company's Office, 136 St.James S: T° ~a218 ani Beate in Parlor Cars can also sgcLcad at Windeor and Balmoral Hotel t'uæet offices, Bonaventure Depot and 148 6\u2019 Jaunes street.A.E.CAIRNS, +eneral Agent, Montreal.E.J.CHAMBERLIN, Genera) Manager, Ottawa PERCY R.TODD Genl, Pass, Agent, Ottaws Decprmuveor iu TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL, BONAVENTURE STATION.3\" A.M.\u2014Fast train, arriving St.Albau 3.30 55 # po i a.m., Burlington 1210 p.m, \u201contpelier 12,50 p.10., White River Junction 65 p.m., Boston via Lowell 7.26 p.m.an¢ New York via Springfield 10 p.m.Connects at Bt.Johns with train for Farnham, Gran- by and Waterloo.Wagner New Parlor Cars to Eos 4 20 PM\u2014NEW YORK EXPRESS, DAILY : SUNDAY INCLUDED.arriving St Albans 6.50 p.m., (Supper); Burlington 81 p.ma., Rutland 10.30 p.ra., Troy 2.00 RM, Aj.ony 4.4 am.New York 7.60 a.m.Daily, sunday oxceyied, arriving Worcester 6.4 Am.Boston 5.00 am \u201cie Ruiland, Beilows Was u's uew Palace sIcOping Curs Moni real to New York and Su.Albans tc Boston.Througn carson this train arriving Farp.hon 5.58 p.m., Granby 640 p.m., Waterice 7.20 om.M.\u2014Boston Night K D M.u Night Express, DAILI; 30 SUNDAY INCLUDED, arriving &, Alba-is 10.45 p.m., White River Junction 3.4 a.m., Manchester 6.25 a.m., Nashua 7.00 a.n.Bostor via Lowell 8,50 a.m.Daily, Sund: y excepted, for Boston via F'tehburg, arrivi» 8 3.35 a.m, New York vig Northampion, Hey» oke, Springfield and Yew Haven, 11.40 anc.Kuls all maxes close cornection a Nashu& and Wincnenden for Worvesler P vide\u201d à aud al! pointe on the Wew York Lagland Railroads, W {ner Porot dlc sing Springfield.r* 10 EcHtor ung For Tickews Tlme-tabies, auc ali Ange appiy al Windwer and Balmors) pany\u2019s cffice.138 SL.James Street, 4.C.STONEGRAVE.Canadien Passenger Agent J.W.HUOLART, General Manager.October 15th, 1889.8.W.CUMMINGS, Rener~] Pasa.Age PATENTS Caveats and Re-issues secured Trade-Marks registered, and all other pate.t causes in the Patent Office and before the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketeh of inven: tion, I make careful examination, and advise |.as tu patentabiliiy free of charge.With my offices directly across from the Patent Office, and br ng in personal attendance there, it is apparent that I have superior facilities for making pre mpt preliminary searches, for the nore vigorous and successful prosecution of applications for patent, and for attending to all business entrusted to my care, in the shortest possible time, FEES MODERATE, and erclusire ot tention given to patent business.Ibform- tion, advice aud special reterences sent on 1- quest.J.R.LITTELL, Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes, Washington, D.C.{Mert n this paper.) Ovposite U.S.Patent Office T s-___\u2014 POST-OFFICE TIME TABLE, } FOR DECEMBER, 1989.MAILS.CusING.A.M | P.M.[Ontario & West Prov.A.M.' P.M.I and States.5 12 (@) Ontarioand West SN Biates by G TR.DELIVELT,| 8.30 9.00 7.00 10.06Ontar: » and Wu u Mas: Stt es b'' CPR.9.1, (er00 -w.by JW ! 9.151C.P RR.Ni of QUES] to Lot DK: LL.JU.P.R.N'ln of Ozawa to Pembroke, Port Arthur, Manilo West Territories & es i tien Columbia unday exce'dl.-.J 9.15 Canada Allandie ky.| 7.45 .1210f Alexandria, Glen Rob 9.8) eértsom, Greenfleld & Maxvilleby Atlantic Railway.\u2026 \u201ces 8.30|Hudson, Oka, Como, Rigaud, Carllion, Fortune.° 7.45.Quebec and Eastern Provinces.v.|80rel, Beribhier and Batlscan Bridge by steamer.,.9.00{8t.Vincent D.P.Tere- | bonne, L\u2019Epiphanie, | L\u2019Assomption, Joli- ette,Berthier.Louise- ville, Soret, Three Rivers, Quebec and Line of North Shore Fe eens 7.30! 9.00|Quebec and Three Riversby RW.11.45j.|(c) C.P.R.Main Line to Ottawa.940)./[C.P.R.Bordeaux, Ht.Jerome and St.Lin branches .- 9.401.C.P.R.St.Terome and St.Janvier.| 8.00 veo] 12.25 Farnnam ana Sner- .| i brooke., ! .| 8.30 sœ 9.15{.1.2 .7.45; 8.50 anne 8.00 «Sherbrooke and Agnes; Internation] Ry _.Lavrairie, Heraming- ford, Huntingdon, Dundee, &c., by Ry.\u2026\u2026 St Hubert, St, Érunol and St.Bazile ., 12.40{8t.Hyacluthe, Sher brooke, Costicooke, 8.0 x + en ra ciaren ces | .\u2026 |Clarenceville, Noyau! .|Acton and Sore) Ry.lens St.Johns.« 7.30 Stanbridge,S Armand Station,St Athauase| 7.-jVermont Junction Ry'.\u2026.asus e Shefford R.W.Live.\u2026 - Ligne, Sstotrville,| Lacolie,Mt.St.Nich.«eer SSE Ry, LachineRap.Lacudie, St Jacques i eM s.sree 9.3.|S-E RY Montreal and Churgh\u2019y secon, ,.,, 9.30/(b) New Brunswick, N Scotia nvd PR}.Newtonrdi