The Montreal herald, 12 août 1890, mardi 12 août 1890

[" M 2 us 7 arr > ouf - bers.car- rua Mi- bird- otest being very ney.d out iste\u2019s 3rd J Tom nt as- ar ns, elsh\u2019s rd W ering ed to ames t Mec- b, Le y and yout 7 uting.Be Xe ça | Es 1t the a and rough with 1e real active.fers in .ntoine during B1,140,- 199,231.83 382,770 45, \u2018| \u201cVOL.LXXXIII\u2014NO.THB NEWS.Cardinal Newman died yesterday.i The Provincial 8ynod of Rupertsland is as embliDg.\u2018 Cholera is making dea-ty rayages in Mec:a and J ddan.! An insane prisoner cut his throat in Cam .J., jail yesterday.; denM.oh ara in Manitoba agrée © ew school laws.I Miles O'Reilly, senior judge of Canada, died at Hamilton yesterday.Lumbermen are vigorously complaining of the scarcity of railway cars at Toronto.The Parisien police have & case in hand somewhat\u2019 re-embling the Jack th3 Ripper TOTS.; ba rastus Wiman 18 feasting with American public leaders, for the benefit of international -ip: ocity.Bp Grandin is of the opinion that Mo:mon {mmigra'ion is likely to injure the morals of the Northwest Indians.Ir McEachran, just returned from th North-west, speaks in glowing terms of th prospects and capabilities of that favored fon.Ton Salisbury gave details o f the Anzlo- French agr:2ment forthe partition of A°r - can territory, in the House of Lords last ight.?ne British commander-in-chief is hasten ing bome from Germany to inquire into th - recent mutinous demonstrations in the Bri'- ish army.The rtr ke of Welsh railway m>n still continuer, and the strikers are receiving practical (xp1essions of sympathy from the working men of the district.A singular scene that nearly had a fatal {ermination o:curred at the hoisting of the pudy of the murdered woman, De.eriab Day, over the cliffs at Niagara.Major General Cameron,interviewe:l on the Brymner fur scandal,gave his opinion on the desirability ofthe Canadian Government appointing the commander of the milliia.By the fall of a house in Germany yesterday fifty people were buried in the ruins.A num- per of bodies have been recovered, and piteous cries for assistance oan be heard from the debris.| A blunder in orders caus-d a collision on the N.Y.C.Railway near Rochester yesterday.Two men killed and several seriously injured.Great destruction of railway property.In the strikeon the New York Centrals decided move was made by the company in clearing their Syracuse yards from strikers, when several freight trains were despatched by the company\u2019s employees assiniel by Pinkerton\u2019s men, Governor Hill threatgned to call ous the Statetroops t> protect the company's property end prevent illegal intimidation of their men, \u2014\u2014_pr- A MIGHTY ENGLISHMAN.Cardinal Newman, One of the Greatest Writers And Teachers of the Age, Claimed by Death, LONDON, Aug.11.\u2014 Cardinal Newman is dead.He was in the ninelieth year of bis age and creatod à cardinal in 1870.The residence of Cardinal Newman was besieged throughout the day with anxious: inquirers asto his condition and After his death the number of parsons calling to express their sorrow was even greater.Newman.His Eminence John Honry, Cardinal Léncou of the Holy Roman Church, elder brother of Fiancis William Newman, was born in London in 1801, and educated at Ealing School, whence he proceeded to Fri; nity College, Oxford, waere he graduated B.\u2018A.in 189), taking classical honours, and was elected Fellow of Oriel College.In 1875 he became Vice-Prineipal of St.Alban\u2019s Hall, then under the late .Dr.(afterwards Archbishop) \u2018Whately, and in 1825 Tutor of his College which post he held until about 181.In 1823 he accepted the incumbency of st.Marys, Oxford, with the outlying chaplaincy of Littiemore ; and in 1812 he quitted Oxfora, and established at Little more an ascetic community on a mediacval model, ever which he presided for three years.He held St.Mary's from 1828 till 1843, where, by his preaching, he gained such influence over the younger mem- ers of the university that he became, In conjunction with Dr.Pusey.the recognise.eader of the High Church Party.He took + leading part in the publication of the\u2018 \u2018Tract tor the Times,\u201d to which he contributed th final tract, No, 90, which was severély cen sured by the university aathorities as practi» cally annulling the broad lines of demarcation b-:wcen the English and Roman Catholie Churches.In October 1845, he seceded from the Established Church, was received into the Roman communion, and, ai.er being ordained priest, became founder of the English Oiatory and head of its Birmingham House.In 1854 he was aprointed Rector of the newly- founded Catholic University in Dublin, but resigned that post in 1853, and established a school for the sons os Roman Catholic gentry at Edgbaston, near Birminghain Dr.Newman was elected an honorary Fellow of Tri- niiy College, Oxford, December 23, 1877, It has been trequently asserted that Dr.Newman did not believe in the doctrine of the Infallibility of the Roman Pontiff when speaking ex cathedra to the Universal Church on questions of faith or morals.In reply to à criticism to this effect made by a Mr.Capes, Dr, Newman wrete as follows (September 13, 1872) : He assumes that I did not hold or pre- fess the doctrine of the Pope\u2019s Infallibility till the time of the Vatican Couneil, whereas I have committed myself to it in print again and again from 1845 to 1867.And on the other hand, as\u2019 it «0 happens\u2014though I held it, as I ever have done\u2014l have had no occasion te profess it, whether in print or otherwise, since that date.Any onc who knows my writings will recollect that in so saying I state a simple fact.\u201d Dr.Newman was created and proclaimed a.Cardinal Dèavon by Pope Leo XIII.in 1879.His Eminence has written ¢ Leetures on Romanism and Popular Protestantism,\u201d 1833; ¢ Parochial Sere mons,\u201d 8 volumes, 1838-44 ; \u2018* Lectures on Justification,\u201d 1810 ;-* Church of the Fathers,\u201d 1:40; \u2018* Essay on the Miracles of the Miudle Ages,\u201d 1813 ; ** Annotated translation of 86.Athanasius,\u201d 1842-44; ¢ Sermous on the Sub- jecta of the Day,\u201d 1844 ; * Sermons on Theory of Religious Belief,\u201d 1844 ; \u2018* Development of Christian Doctrine,\u201d 1846; *¢ Discourses addressed to Mixed Cangregations.\u201d 183); ** Life of Apollonius Tyanaeus,\u2019\u201d 1324; * Loss and Gain, or the Story of a Convert,\u201d 1818 ; * Leg- tures on the History of the Turks as to Christianity,\u201d 1854; ** Arians of the Fourth Century,\u201d * Callista, Sketch of the Third Centu- Te \u201c Discourses on the Nature of Universities,\u201d and essays on the \u2018\u2018 Office and Work or Universities,\u201d in 1851-56 ; \u2018* Sermons preached on Various Occasions,\u201d 1857 ; \u201c Lectuees and Essays on University Subjects,\u201d 1859; and \u2018 Tetter to Dr.Pusey on his recent Eireni- con,\u201d 18¢6.He published an autobiographical rocord of his life, entitled * Apologia pro- Vita Sua,\u201d 1n 1861; a Collection of Peems,\u201d in 1468 ; an ** Essay on Assent,\u201d in 1870; and * A Letter addressed to His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, sn occasion of Mr.Gladstone's recent Expostulation,\u2019 1875.' \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014 .Mawvements of U, 8.War Ships.NEw YorEK, Aug.11.\u2014The United States flagship Pensacola, flying the red flag of Rear-admiral McCann, is expected to leave the Brooklyn Navy Yazd to-morrow for a cruise to Buenos Ayres.The Pensacola is to be accompanied by the corvettes Enterprise and Essex, which -bave been ordered to join the South Atlantic squadron.Admiral Mc- Cann expects to sait in regular squadron order while en route to the River Plate.The Pensacola will have to be inspected by the regular Board of Naval Inspection and Survey before she leaves this port.he executors of the estate of the late Capt.John Ericsson, of Monitor fame, have askel Secretary Tracy to permit Admiral McCann and the vessels ynder his command to remain in port until atter the 23d.It is very likely that the Pensacola, Essex and Enterprise will take part in the funeral ceremonies to be held on that day.The dynamite cruleer Vesuvius, which was Ordered to join Admiral Gherardi\u2019s fleet in B n, is still in the new dry-dock at the rooklyn Navy-Yard.She is undergoing repairs, and\u2019 Capt.Miller, acting commandant of the Navy-Yard, has advised Secretary Tracy that the\u201d dynamite boat will not read ; for Sea or geveral days.maker M.P, Barr.who was for attached to the corvette Galena, has SE fer duty on board the flagship Pensacola.195 A DECIDED ACTION.STRIKERS DRIVEN OFF RAILWAY PREMISES BY FORCE, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Freight Trains Moved Out of Syracuse De- pot\u2014Contradic tery Statements \u2014 Quarters Prepared for Militia\u2014Gov, HIN Threatens to Oall Out the Troops\u2014 Threats of Viclenoe by Strikers, ALBANY, N.Y., Aug.11.\u2014The following came from the healquariers or the strikers this afternoon :The statements sent out by the Central road are made to bolster their position and are untrue.The men are more confident than ever and the firemen only awalt our orders to go out.The road, while first announcing that they wou'd only give the men 24 hours and would then fill their places, bas to-day been sending to the men\u2019s houses and offering them the biggest inducemeats to return.They have also falsely stated that Mr.Lee has been deposed .rom the order Their last desperate move is to send out ihe pay car,:0 that the men will use the money for diink.Then in case ofnot suc- ¢ ding in this -they will ask the publics sympasby and get dumage trem the county where any trouble takes place.We have a'- ready ofiers of large sums of monsy roi out tide the order.Sirikers Cleared Out of the Railway Yards, S8YRACUSE, N.Y.Aug.1l1\u2014 \u2018The yard is elear- of strikers and the Pinkerton men have pos- cession \u201d\u2019 wvas the messrge which came over ihe wire rom East Syracuse at about 6 o'clock this evening.The Pinkerton detective force, reinforced by others from the West, had gone to East Syracuse about 4 0*clock this afternoon with under-sheriff Austin and several deputy sheriffs and an outside force of railway employees.At the yard they formed in a line and advanced through the freight yard there, the strikers all retiring before ihem without resistance and the Pinker on men and the railroad mea began the work of making up and forwarding the freight cars containing perishable property which were tied up there.At 4.05 o'clock the train bearing the mail from the east, which should have reached here at 1.30 p.m.arrived in this city and was the first passenger traln to go through East Byracuse to-day.At 4.30 o\u2019clock a train that should have gone east at 2,30 p.m., pull-d out of the central station, closely followed by a special train of fours cars filled with the Pinkerton forces and railr men.At 6.30 p,m, the first freight from East Syracuse pulled into the city, with a very long line of loaded refrigerator cars, Governor Hill\u2019s Energetic Action, - A United Press reporter was informed that the secret of the whole matter was that Governor Hill felt compelled to take some astion in reference to the strike.The day had been occupied by Acting Sheriff Austin, Asst Supt.Gold of the Westerrn Division, an the military officers in holding consultations, the result of which is sald to have been quietly communicat \u2018d to Governor Hill.At noon the \u20acovernor is alleged to have inquired what the civil oMi- cers had done.On receiving a reply it is asserted that the Governor called about him half a dozen leaders of the K, of Li.at Albany and told them in very plain terms that the embargo must be lifted or he would certainly order the militia out at once, This brought things to a crisis and the revolt at East Syracuse is suposed to have been brought about in part, at least, by this information.A Striker\u2019s Sanguine Expectations.NEW YORK, Aug.11.\u2014A leading official of Local Assembly 2479 of Switchmen said this afternoon: \u201cThe report that the strike is on the wane is a pure falsification, It bas been stated that 300 of the striking workmen in this viciu!ty have returned.This is not so, asonly one man, William J.Miles, a tower switchman, and formerly the secretary of this assembly, bas thus far deserted our ranks.On the other hand our pickets have been unable to discover that the company has thus far filled our places.It is true that a few trains\u2014New Haven and locals\u2014 were run out this morning, but practically speaking the depot is in thé same condition as it was yesterday.It is even worse along the line as far as Buffalo.\u201d K.of L.Not Popular There.At Weehawken business seems to be going on pretty much as usual.The ordinary pas- sepger trains on the West Shore road are running at the proper time.The freight trains are running with freight conductors and not passenger conductors as reported.Very little sympathy ia believed to exist for the K.of L.«n the line, as there are only four hundred members of that organization between Weehawkeen and Buffalo in the service of the company.Preparing Quarters for -the Military.ALBANY, N.Y., Aug.lL\u2014Late this afternoon acommiitee.of the strikers waited upon Attorney General Talbor for his opinion asto the legality of the Pinkerton men being allowed to patrol under arms, He decidea that the road could have them as long as they stayed upon their property but if any of them jniruded upon the public streets they were § liable to.arrest.hile the road managers send out flowery statements from ew York, thoy are really afraid.1 This Is shown by the fact that carpenters this evening began erecting berths in the car shops for the cccupancy of the militia that may be quartered at West Albany.Threats of Vielence.At 5 o'clock this afternoon & train on the Central bound for Troy was stopped at the iron works, After warning the trainmen that if they attempted to run afler dark they would be stoned, the train was allowed to proceed.LL A'éommittee of the strikers this afternoon at five o'clock held a conference with Delaware & Hudson managérs and they agroed to Tefuse to aid the Central road, The important switches at East Albany were filled today with three sets of men, each set going out when appealed to by the strikerS, Five switches are without care and the others are under green hands and an accident is probable at any time.Popular Sympathy With Welsh Strikers.LoNDON, Aug.11.\u2014Each succeeding day Mace the Wginning of the great Welsh strike baz witngased an incieasain the number of men involved and a growth of the prospects that the strikers wili finally win their fight.L The employes of the Welsh railways not in- dyded in the strike have subscribed 8 shilling a week each from their wages -to the support of the men who are out.The strikers are cer- tasniy not lacking for sympathy, as isevinced ow the fact that 30,020 colliers from the honda districts marched to Cardiff with bands of music, banners and flags, to-day, to attest thelr support of the strikers\" cause.It is estimated that the strikers have already lost $1C0,000 in wages, and ths masters have suffered still more severely through the stoppage of their business, an Effect of a Rallway Strike, LONDON, Aug, 11-Owing to the suspension of transportation brought about by the Welsh strike provisions are held at famine pri the Rhoüda Vailey.Lae prices in \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e=\u2014\u2014\u2014 One of the Finest, In conversation with æ gentleman yesterday the HERALD was informed that this old favorite melo-drama has been almost altogether rewritten and will be seen at the Royal to better advantage than ever before.The new soenery and mechanical effects will add to the presentation and with the high class specialties which are promised, the Royal patrons may look forward to a splen- | did week\u2019-;amusement.The personnel of the company is good It contains many names which are well known to the profession and to Montrealers, particularly that o dwin Ryan, who will again be seen as * Mishler, One of the Finest,\u201d lf Paid Dearly for Foolhardiness.WINDSOR MILLS, Quebec, Augll.\u2014A young man named Joseph Tremblay, while attempting to jump off a pass>nger train at this sta.{ion while in motion, fell under the train an was instantly killed.Coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death.Au he MONTREAL TUESDAY AUGUST.12 1890 A TERRIBLE COLLISION.A Blunder in Orders Leads to Loss of Life and Property.ROCHESTER, N.Y., Aug.1L\u2014A bad freight mash-up occurred on the Auburn division of the New York Central Railway, about 25 miles east of this éity.At 12.46 p.m, regular freight Xo.2 collided with sn extra freight train at that point.Both engines were completely demolished.About twenty cars were wrecked.Two cars actually leaped over the telegraph wires along the track and tore them down.The regular train was in charge of Conductor Addison, and the extra was in charge of Conductor Bates.The accident was the result of à blnnder in orders iven to the two trains.The killed and inured were: Fireman Geo Lightheart, pinned under tender both legs broken,diod in a tew moments from internal hemorrhages.Brakeman Fred Harris, head injured, doubi- jul.George Horstler, hurled_over both en- nes, back hurt, hopeful.Engineer Louis mer, jumped, bad y hurt.Engineer Jease Darcy, still benealh the wreck, probably dead.The was blocked for ssveral ours, Both Engineers Killed.ROCHBSTER, N.Y., Aug.11\u2014A collision oc- ocurred at Reilroad Mills on the Central road near Pittsford at 12 o'clock to-day between an eastbound freight and a light engine and caboose going west.It is reported that both engineers were killed and that a fireman had both legs cut off.Engineer Jesse E.Dancy of this city was the engineer of the eastbound ireight.ANOTHER PARISIAN MYSTERY The Murderer of Little Alice Nent Keeps out of Police Clutches.\u2014A Parisian \u2019 Imitator of Jack the Ripper.PARIS, August 11\u2014A case resembling in some of its mysterious aspects ths now antique Jack the Ripper murders of London is giving the Parisian police a good deal af anxiety.A week ag> the parents of agirl ten years of age, living at La Villette, a poor suburb, created quite an excitement one evening and during the whole of the night because their child was lost.The little one had been sent to her grandmother's, only a few streets away, with a message.She stopped and took tea and then ran off in the direction of her home, From that timc she was never seen alive again by any of her relatives.When she did not arrive at home, her father\u2014a poor picturs - frame gilder named Neut\u2014started out to find her.Her mother a hard-working woman, was in a delicate condition, and was worried greati when her little Alice did not return.All night long the father sought for his lost darling.Hecalled at all the lice stations in the district, he spoke to all the police, but no one knew or bad heard of little Alice.At last, with a sinking heart, he made-his way \u2018down to the morgue, and even as he was arriving a couple of sailors were bringin the dead body of his drowned, straungl child! Yes, there was the poor baby\u2014 she was only ten years of age\u2014stripped of most of her clothing, a shirt had been tied around her head to stop her cries, and her little neck showed the black and blue marks of the murderous fingers which had strangled her into silence.Imagine the poor father's feelings! What was he to say to hiz wife, alicady suffering sufficient agony?How should he discover the author of the terrible crime?He had already made every possible Inquiry, and no one remembered to have seen er, The police of Pari*, however, are a very bright set of men, Signs and symptoms, hints and suggestions, which meant nothing to the anxious, bewildered father, underwent a system of translation in the hands of the pra tical police.The childwasofa very thy disposition naturally, and her timidity had been augmented by an accident which happened to her n year ago, when she was run over by a carriage in the street.She was a very regular attendant at school, but she never played with the rest of the ohil-.dren, choosing instead a little girl and boy with whom she weuld go to the square in front of the church hard by, and there play little childish games, which did not require much running about.There are some seats in this square frequented by the people of the neighborhood.Among the frequenters of these seats was 8 man of sombre visage, but of gentle manners, who,used oftea to take notice of the quiet childen and who used to talk sometimes to them about their games, Even little Aliee was not frightened of him, \u2018and would stand at his knee listening to his fairy stories and nursery rhymes.This man has not been seen since tha body of little Alice was recovered from the Seine and conveyed to the Morgue.This is one thing the French poliee discovered, Next -they discovered that Alice was seen to enter a restaurant, kept bv M.Bongrand, with a man, dark-ey ed, dark-haired, but with a singularly gentle voir>\u2014and there partook of some sweet drink, one of those eaux sucrees 80 commoa in French restaurants.Moreover M.Bougrand has .-en the dead body of little Alice, and has recognized lt a8 that of the child who came into his restaurant.The body of Alice remains frozen at the morgue.At least fifty men have been arrested, only to be released in an hour or two\u2014but the murderer is at present as free as air.Another clue, if clue it can be called, has been found.It is now remembered by the parents of the child that for at least a month past she has been a few minutes later than usual in coming home from school, and that she has always said that she was not hungry.Still another discovery made by the police is that the child recognized by M.Bongrand as being accompanied by à brown-bearded, gen- tle-voiced man was a constant patron of his during the past month, always with the same man.MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST.Catholics Instructed to Ignore the New School Laws\u2014FElegtric Street Railway for Winnipeg\u2014Express Robber Captured.\u2018WINNIPEG, Aug.11.\u2014The Tribune to-night says the committee on school aXairg-of the St.Jean Baptiste Society took some 1mpor- tant steps in regard to the position of Datho- lics to the school law.A motion was made that instructions be given the French Catho- | lies throughout the Provinee to entirely ignore the school law, and to continue their teaching as under the former regime.A movement js on foot to build an eleotric railway in Winnipeg.Three gentlemen from St, Paul are now here in connection with the scheme.Gray, the Wisconsin express robber, was taken this morning te Hurley in charge of an American sheriff, There are two claimants jor the reward for his capture, Chief McRae Winnipeg,and Sheriff Redgrave of Donald.The provincial synod of Rupert\u2019sland*Episcopal \u201d opens there on Wednesday and afc2r- wards there will be a conference of delegates from di flerent dioceses in Can- da to arrange for the consolidation of the Church of England in the Dominion.Mayor Pearson has returned home from a prolonged trip through Eastern Canada and the &tates.; \\ To Fest the Poll-Tax Law.ASHLAND, Wis., Aug.L.\u2014Something of a sensation was created at Ironwood yesterday morning bY ihe issuance of à summons coin- manding illiam Styles, Oscar Lindberg, and J.Ralph, to appear in court and show cause why they should not be compelled to ray their poll tax.The 1xen, all well-to-do eitizens, deny the right of the St te to levy such a tax, and declare they will male a est - case, Prairie Fires in Kansas.DODGE CITY, Aug.11.\u2014Prairie fires are devastating the western part of Kansas, Ford and Edwards counties suffering the most.Ih Ford county a tract twenty miles square was burned over in two hours.So far there has been no loss of human life, but in numesous instances the live stock has been destroyed- in addition to destruction of crops of all kinds.\" Acknowledgements.The treasurer of the Mont'aai General Hoz« 1 pital acknowledges, with thanks, the following summs:- Employees Montreal Gas Co., Ot- 1awa street, per Mr.Power, $27; employees Water Works shops, St.Chagles Borrommee strees, 810.15; Joseph Fortier.$10; R.Wright, treasurer G.T.R., $105 W.E.Chester, $7.85; \u201cMrs.Bolton, $5; Thomas Purvis, $2; Frank Scott, G, T.R., $2, GOING TO PIECES.MUTINOUS CONDITION OF THR BRITISH ARMY.Alarmisg Number of Desertions\u2014Poor Officers Make Bad Soldiers\u2014Genersl Loosening of the Bonds of Discipline\u2014 Tyranny by Non-Commissiemed Officers the Source of Trouble.LONDON, Aug.11.\u2014The details of the mutinous conduct of so'diers at Chatham and Exeter have been offialally communicated to the Duke of Cambridge, who is sojourning in Germany, and the commander-in-chiefof the British forces is expected to return forthwith to investigate the causes of the discontent which to an alarming extent exists among several of the foremost military organizations.Thenumber of desertions because of {he tyranny of the non-commissioncd officers and from other causes is increasing.The police are scouring the country for deserters, and several of them have already been apprehended and returned to their 1egiments and confined.No Interoourse with the Vatican.ROME, August 11.\u2014Cardinal Rampolla, the papal secretary of state, has been informed by the English Government that it is impossible for England to receive a papal envoy orto send & minister to the Vatican.It has been suggesied by the Vatican that a secretary be attached to the British legation at Vienna whose duties should be to conduct negotia- Lone with the Vatican and sometimes visit ore.\u2014 Curious Suit for Slander.LONDON, August li.\u2014Fhe mayorof New- castlabas just been muloted in the sum of £26) im asuit brought against him by & man who was employed by Mr Henry M.Stanley in the capacity of a valét, Upon the advice of the mayor Mr.Stanley dismissed the man from his service, whereupon the man brought action against the mayor for slander, obtain- \u2018ing the full amount of damages for which he sued.A Message of Condolence.LONDON, Aug.ll.\u2014A meeting of the Par- pellite members was held in the House of Commons to-night to giveexpression to their sorrow at the death of John Boyle O'Reilly.Resolutions were passed expressing regret that he had not been spared to return fiom his patriotic exile in the day of his country\u2019s freedom, _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mr.Parnell Takes a HoMday, LonDoN, Aug.1l.\u2014Mr.Parnell is at Brighton, taking a little rest and recruiting his bealth, ° The O'ahes divorce case will, it is understood, come on for hearing about the same time that Parliament reassembles in Novem- Great Storm in Brussels.; BRUSSELS, Aug.11.\u2014This city and the surrounding country has been visited by a ter- rile thunder storm.The rain fell in vast wintities.The flats were floodod and great damage was done to the crops.A number of houses were shatter:d by lightning.No re- poxts of loss of life have been received. prudent to change the clause in the Militia Act making it imperative on the Government to select a British officer before you are rcady to act 01 the change, because the Gov- ernnient would beimmeuiately subjected to pressure to ahpoint a Canodiun.\u201d Goneral Cameron incidenially mentioned Col.Powell\u2019s name in terms of very high pralse.Bishop Grandin on Mormons and Blackfeet.Bishop Grandin, of St.Albert, N.W.T., is here on business with the Government.The exact nature he will not divulge.With reference to the report that the Mormons of: Utah were doing great mischief among the Canadian Blackfeet by encouraging them to maintain polygamy, his Lordship coull say noting, not havin read any of ihe despatches.\u201cIt is quite true,\u201d he added, that polygamous practices do stil prevail yery gen\u2019 rally among the Black feat.They are a uad tribe, and will not fully accept any form of Christian religion.They still retain their old heathen superstitions and are vicious.Under the forms of Christianity they cling to aboriginal ideas of religion.have never been as [Ar west as LeesCreek,where th Mormon settlement is.but I understand that while thes?people from Utah practice m\u201dno- gamy before the law, having only one legal wife, yet in private {hey are polygamists.I am pot sure to what extent they influence the Canadian Indians, because 1 have never never met any with whom they cane in contact.\u201d .Charge Against Chief Justice McDonald.The president and directors of the Peoples\u2019 Bank of Halifax have submitted a petition to the Governor-General in Couheil,elatming i damages because of the alleged wilful refusal of Chief Justice McDonald, of the Sapreme Court of that province, to deliver judgment in favor of the bank in a suit against some of its debtors, until it was too late to reeoverths debts.The bapk claims that the Government should recoup to it the $21,762 which it alleges it lust through the delay in the delivery of the Chief Justice\u2019s decision in Its favor.The udge against whom complaint is made is on.James McDonald, formerly Minister of Justice.The petition alleges that the Peoples\u2019 Benk brought suit to recover the amount of promissory notes made by certain merchants named Locke, of Lockeport, Shzl- burne county, and endorsed by other parties.The makers of the notes becaine insolvent and suits were brought by the bank against the endorsers, These are the cases in which, it is alleged, the ChiefJustice delayed judg ment until the defendants had made away with their property, making (he judgment in the bank\u2019s favor worthless.It is charged iinthe petition that the Chief Justice was urged by the bank's solicttor_ to deliver judgment atan emily date, but he refused to do 80 without the assent of the defendants, It is also assert cd that the parties against .whom the judgment was given have boasted that they procured the delay purposely, -y RUDC ® CLOSE CALL HANGI own BY ONE HAND IMAGARA OLIFP.3rymner Strange # 3 at the Recovery of the Body of the .ered Woman Deseriah Day\u2014 A Second Tragedy Narrowly Averted\u2014Ths Husband Under Arrest Charged With Murder, NIAGARA Farws, Omt,, Aagust 11\u2014This morning at 8 o'clock the body of the woman Deseriah Day was brought to the top of the bank, A emall derrick was erected over the precipice and a coffin attached to arope was lowered down where undertaker Morse and his assistants had climbed over the brush fallen t1ees and boulders from the Whirlpool Rapids Park.The coffin was taken to the spot where the body was lyirg across a log, face downwards, The body was badly decomposed.It was placed in a coffin and rais:d to the top ot the bank.When the men on top commenced tq raise the coffin from the base of the cliff young Rudd got his hand caught inthe rope.The cofin wes raised with him.hanzing on with one hand.When the coffin got to the top of the cliff, the derrick tumbled over, the coffin and Rudd fell on the ground at the top together, fortunately far enough to eacape falling over the cliff.The body was taken in charge of by the coroner.The clothing was taken off, and placcd in a box.The remains were buried in Drummond Hill Cemetery.Before doing so they wera viewad by Mrs.Quigley and she identified ithem from the clothing to be that of Mrs.Dessriah Day.This morning the coroner\u2019s jury, from the evidence of Mrs, Quigley, returned a verdict that Mrs.Day met her death by the hands of her husband by shoving her over the bank.At two o'c.ock this afternoon Detective Fur- there arrived in town with Arthur (Hoyte) Day, who hud been arrested in Ro:hester for bigamy and did not know that a charge of murder was ha peing over him.The officers keeping this dark from him, told him that the y of à Woman was found at Niagara, and sup to be that of his wire Deseri- Ab, and they wanted h:m to come and identi- her.He willingly assented and came here a8 stated.When shown the clothing of the dead he said he did not know them as those of his wife, He has kept very cool, and is another Birchell in nerve.Said his wife wore à black dresi, but not like that one.He was dressed im light pants, dark evening coat, dark blue vest and black sailor straw hat, white starched shirt, stand up collar, white cuffs, large four in hand plaid white and black scarf, and wore a large white handkerchief in the top ket of his coat.\u2018When looking at the clothes the stench from them was unbearable, and Day pinched his nostrils with his fingers and smiled.He was then arrested by the Canadian police on a charge of murder, _ TELEGRAMS FROM TORONTO.Sudden Death While Pool Playing\u2014The Fresh Air Fund\u2019s Good Work\u2014Death of Mr.Woodall, TORONTO, Aug, 11.\u2014Edwin Griffith, & porter employed by P.W.Ellis & Co., wholesale jewelers, pleaded guilty to stealing about one hundred dollar's werth of jewelry from his employers, and was committed to centra prison for three months at the police court to-day.Jesse Hanbury, a bricklayer, who boarded on Bpadina avenue, died suddenly of heart disease in the Bencdic t Billiard Hall ou Yong street to-day.He had been playing pol for about halt an hour, when he suddenly fel} forward on his face.His friends picxed him up and sent for a couple of doctors, but life was extinet, Hanbury recently returned from Britith Columbia and has b2en oat of work for some time past.The children\u2019s 1resh air fund is doing g>od work this summer for the poor families of Toronto.Several excursions have been held and the number will run up to thirty before September Ist.The youngsters are givea large buns and lots of milk.They are gathered by the various mission workers of the city.H, W.Woodall, an employee of Ralph Smith & Co., died at his residence, 615 Mutual street, Saturday evening, of heart diseas:.He bad spent the day with his family at Howard Park and on returning complained of teeling unwetl.A doctor was sent for, but in an hour aiter Woodall passed away.The lumbermen are again comp'aluing of a scarcity of .ailroad cars.They insend hoid- ing a large meeting about August 20ih, and entering a vigorous protest again t th:coma-: panies.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH.The Prisoners Awaiting the Fatal Wire \u2014 Thetr Crimes.ALBANY, N.Y., Aug.11\u2014-There are now five prisoners under sentence bf death in the various prisons of this State, the majority of them being in §S'ng Sing, Tehlhiock Jugigo, James J.Slocum, Joseph Woods and Nicola Trezza foccupy \u2018*Murderers\u2019 Row\u201d in that prison under the charge of special keepers.ln all the cases which have not already been to the court of last resort, appeals are to be taken immediately, \u201cAmong the officers at Sing-Sing,\u201d said an officer of that prison tothe World corredpond- ent, \u201cmuch sympathy exists for 'Tchlock Jugigo, the Japanese sailor.He is a quiat and innoflensive prisoner, and the belief has gained ground that the whole truth has not been told by the witness on his trial.Ha, however, acknowledges the killing of his comrade, Comin, but claims that it was done in seli-defense\u2019._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Remarkable Escapo.ST.Jorx, N.B., August 11\u2014A bout 12o'clock last night a young man named George Duke was discovered near Fairville lying between the rails on the New Brunswick R.R.His band, which had been cut off, probably by the C.P.R.night express, was lying outside the rail.Dr.Gray was summoned, but owing to the intoxicated condilion of the young fellow, he could do nothing more than-have him sent to the hospital.The rema-kable thing is that young Duke was not killed, as he was lying in the middle of the track when the iain passed over him.: pr A Negro Turniag White.LAURFL, Del., Aug.11,\u2014A curious freak of nature exists here in an ei;hteen-year-old negro, who is turning white.The change began Lwo years ago in a small spot, which has spread nearly over his body.The white skin is clean and healthy as that of a child, andno pain or unusual sensation has accompanied the change.Medical men are uu- able to explain the pncnomenon.eres Fine Weather and Slightly \u2018Warmer.TORONTO, Aug.11.\u2014l'o-night the pressure |s high over the lake region and relatively low over the Maritime Provinces and the Northwest Territories.The weather bas b:en fair from Ontario tothe Gulf and heavy rain has fallen very generally in Manitoba and the Northwest erritories.Fresh nor.herly winds have prevailed on the lakes.Minimum and maximum temperatures\u2014 Calgary 52-63, Qu\u2019 Appelle 56-68, Minnedosa 50- 68, W innipeg 5-68 Toronto 53-75,Montreal 51-76, Quebec 56-74, Halifax 56-72, Probabilities.Lakes\u2014Light to mod:rate winds; fine weather, with a little higher temperature.Uprer, and Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014 Moderate winds; fine weather; statiomary or little higher temperature, Maritime\u2014Moderate winds; fair weather; not much change in temperature.Montreal Temperature.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn & Harrison, Opticians end Mathematical Instrument Mae Xers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street : 8 a.m.62 ; 1 p.ra,, 75; 6 p.m,, 72 Max.?7; min.53; mean, 65.By Standard Barometer: § a.m., 2.8; 1 p.m., 29.84; 6 p.m., 20.98.gm 2 THE MON [REAL HERALD AN D DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.TUES DAY \u2014 \u2014 mer 8» y rel a Co dul'er thay for many days, and st the Bermuc.a Bott! TRADE AND COMMBAGR |SEeirscs esi or = PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS était V2 we SormudaBiotien \u2014 : ° 5 u do no w no | The stock market was mors active soppy decreased % failed to show the tie for the coi isequencer.\u201d.© But MA : _\u2014 {hie forenoon than in the same hours for rovisions hav , E RESTAURA dooter, I can wTord neither the i over two months.All stocks were lower.Brendst ai.activity existing io Ere, gol pare bean EXCHANG nat is fn ES wen \\ FINANCIAL.4 London prices before the opening of this MoxTsEAL, August 11, 1596.steady.Our largeb\u2019 packers pally for 06 and 97 5t, Francois Xavier Street.that fmpossil sie, try : + market this morning were Je per ct Toe market was firm and there wa: & Op Bee at a good Pash demand \u2014 + 14: AUR) Emma a 18107 tho closing on Satorday.B00, 4 air looal and export demand.Foe BF eels west of ur, re (SS provent ru, moet goptiur Bestanraot in the city teams h Monday Evening, August 11, 1890.followed with opening ines of } 10} sales reported were within range of quo- shipnents from ere L Sho pou done J.L Leclaire, gor $ \u20ac i The Mentroal Steck Market, per ct.Lake Shore and Manhattan tations.present on ds th of this m onth, Proprietor.glace Hay The stock market today was dull and PERS, per J, DR, per Ct Tower.we quote: | Shen we will have a better deman \u2014 td = ( min Do b uninteresting and esems to have Caogh® There were farther declines of } to à be- Winter Wheat, patent.5.5 @#.65 There is & big proût in packing hozs aod RIENDEAU'S HOTEL.ba Stent a touch of the depression prevailing on fore 12 o'clock.The salea of the morn: Spring Wheat, patent.5.2 @ 5-39 selling Janusry product fo Tock: (Late St, NIbholas Hotel.) OF PURE NORWEGIAN sien the New York board.There was prac- ing amounted to 138,500 shares.Straight Roller-.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.4.80 @ 4.90 prices, which exp sine ee ee.58 and 60 JACQUES CARTIER SQUARE COD LY! VER OIL.snd a + tically nothing done in banks, only a few The market was not so active, anor = 440 @ 465 7?1Dg co ÿ The new Riendeau Hotel 1s in close prox- Isometimes cil it Bermuda Bote Baird, sug! odd lois of Montreal and Commerce be- middsy.In the hour to oa © OlOCK gopere.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.-\"\" \u2014 .A > 3 .HAN g BIT 3 â Man.Bien Buckwheat per busb.= ® à $10.90, ug, 0; bepl ; V2 ELL MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, wine e |; ge > nr poe seers 8% @ 90 Lard-\u2014Sept, Sa Oct, 9-425 THE RUSS 9 11 and 13 St.Sacrament street, J'8ava GTOCES = TRY evesvencseernsoancsen ibs\u2014Sep .; ; 65.i th tod inMont sin 318 | OTTAWA Bey apd snl ll ancuetesguotad 53a, à [i532 $ 2 Local Provisions.New York Flour, Grainand Provisions.bought and sold.Bond business especially {UERALI 159 FF Poik, Lao, krc\u2014The month has [SPECIAL TO THE HEVALD.] The Palace Hotel of Canada.1°05 ater ante :Goodbody, Glyn & Dow, Banks Oregon Trans.been a slack one go far and no mova- New York, Aug.11.\u2014Flour closed pose New York: Blake Bros, Boston & Co., A Steam Bank of Mout eal | 2006811 200 mu Qniario sn re | 43 ment is looked forward to until Septem- steady Soe dncbanged.Southern flour nie magnifeent new Hotel, fitted up in ons Age EA ae Hossovain à Am plteam Ba nkB.N.Asli : 16 à AT a 2) 43} yi ri 1520 ber,or until tbe lumber Camps are started.Wheat.\u2014Options opened active and the wos ie Ee ation or over London, Englanc porsiail Morons bank.ue Rion.Toni 8 Tori Toil 2 Eighteen dollars la fall price for pork, higher on an all round buying fever, FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with pass~~cer H.B.HALSTED.H.B.McLane can *Bank of Toronto.gt.Paul.4 aol] esjl i300 and $18.50 is beyond the market, a8 fine with few sellers, and on the showing of and baggage elovators, and commands 8 H ALST ED & McL ANE Steam: FT can DADE.x Do.pref.116116 [1164 9.0 pork can be bought for less.Hams, lard, the government crop report prices fur Mlendld yiew, of the city, Parliamentary J gow, Al Hocholaga Bang.19 1 590) ab jet and about stead ther advanced during the morning.In patent Fer and canal.Visitors to the BANKERS AND BROKERS.Steam Esstn Townships Bk 4 and bacon oi a y.the afternoon the market Jes (frac.Capital Le ousiness with the Goverm OFFICE: 81 BROAD NEW YORE on a oo .q so tionally, closing, however, 13c@:c igh- > * ; Montres ational Bank.a .ment And 1t most convenient to stop at the october Ly .Canadian short cut.per brl.$17 60 @318 0 or, Spot lots closed strong.Spot sales : Steam one Commerce.Mess pork, Weutern, pet bel.0000 8 37 35 No.2 Pot ier $1.02@$1.08; No.3 do.Russell, where thoy Fo) Hotel 0e applied HOLT Stein Do ami on.Short cut tad.per brl.013@ 013 98¢; No.4 do.93c; No.2 red winter Aug.pd escapes an Mn case of fire thore moulé WILLIAM 0 SECOR, pool, H He Maris Bonk as in SNR RI Ro ABS bh ilar sept.81.02% Ot LOS Not.Lean oonfoion organes Counselor at Law.Bai Standard Bakr.of SPL: West End Live Stock Market.Tard, Canadian.In patis\u2026\u2026.001@ 00%} BLE ° derately active Very siention paid to guests.10 West 28rd Street, rk | Twperial Bank.| ccorefoennee (Report Montreal Stock Yards Company, Lord.f Con serene SEE - 3 na 2 i and iure p hime ore mode a ic ic ; KENLEY & ST.JACQUEE.en Cpiown Herald Building, Burstal | Miscellaneous.Point St.Charles.) Natiow \u2018com.reâncd, perib.\u2026.006;@ 006} higher.$ Dok lots closed stronger.Spot Febra pr New York, Bean i fotercolonial Coal Co.| æ The receipts of live stock at these Cuxrsz.\u2014 There was not much done ON galed No.2 mixed 563c@58ke; No.2 \u2014=; Bank References.Money Invested, ve do.bonda\u2026.|.».fcorcofeccnsef-erate yards for week ending Aug.2, were as the market to-day, outsids of the sales of mixed Aug.and Sept.564c; Oct.574c.C OUN 1890 Yo Montreal Teleg\u2019ph Co.100i] 98% follows : French country cheese at the steamboat (Oats\u2014Options were moderately active C A A, \u201c M a cDOU G ALL BROS MePher Dominion Tol ph Co caussofésense a @ m a landing.We still retain Sc@8ic as & and firm, closing #@fc higher.Spot lotd y Scho Ean os g FE glum wwohion hi rome wed soda Sens sToox SROKERS a ontreal Gus CO.a m - 50¢; No o 483c: No mixe ¢; No 3 3 | Caen ed Paner Go au Ë Tnere were sales of good stock at 8c@Skc do 46c@46kc; Ao?mixed Aug 4540; 69 St.Francois Xavier Strest The \u20ac ew EDR Con 200s2 2252 2482 547 40 in shipping lots.Some speculation Was Sep 44c; Oct 4340 Members Montreal Stock Exchange.he \u20ac Canada Diaper LO.co.Left over from pre- ; 3 i i opt 24C; ose.; Members Uhicago Board of Trade, arrived Canada Shipping Co.t over Pp indulged in as to bow the railway strike ye and Barley \u2014 Nominal, te for Alex, Geddes & Cou, Chicago in the ç ! Dd Co & Mori.Co vious woek.774 250 would affect the Now York market, and Pork\u2014Dull and unchanged.à P &¥ain and Provisions bought\u2019 and sold for Pa p Montrl L'n & Mort.Co Total for week.3026 2732 B47 40 whether it would divert shipments from Tai d firm; Sept 8 share or on margin.fully fi Montr\u2019l luv.& B\u2019g Co hand 100 15 45 , ; ; 2 Lard\u2014Fairly active an rm; Sep cleared Royal Can ré ce | 431817 Ou ecetpluon sort of cattle f 2 cat interior American markets this 887; $6.49@85 51.Oct %.68@86.73.CACOUNA AS R.JON aid ai onLre a ceiptaexport of cattls for week à e Liverpool ca Butter\u2014Steady.Eastern Creamery .?Bochels mL Coton G6 5110 [106 these yards have falen offbut with the bad 40s.About 2000 boxes of French Caua- 18c@20c; Western do 16c@18c.: THOM a 0 ES & 00.the, re Coaticook Cotton Co.reports from tbe British markets there dian cheese came In by steamer, and it Cheese\u2014Steady and unchanged.Ritchie's Building, St.John, N.B., Stear Kings Ca or.190 was but little inquiry for this class of sold in the n igborhood of 7}c@7$c, the Eggs Firm.Eastern snd Western .1802 do.bonds.onouolss stock.The butchers\u2019 market with an latter being the top price.firsts, fresh, 184c@19c; Canadian 183c@ .COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Alar Bait Telephone pods: ind LI i over supply openad up weak, buf WLS Wo quote: 19e.The Hall is now ready for recapt or GENERAL ACENTS, &c.ét Guarantee Co.of N.A.lighter offerings strengthened toward | Cents.of guests, where our patrons Will Every description of Merchandise sold to morro mn goes Tue Jo maria alow go hana, pens Colored § con arte me i ad yi Eee re EE aton \u2026 CO.c000a000 .n *% : i i .ed : Chimes! Law) ab.: calves à felling of.We quote the following Finest Wbite.2 & Si [SPECIAL TO THE BEBALD.] : +.enjoyment at the salt water.cv Transportation arranged from all and pr Canada Cent'l Ivy Bds cezaelees being fai luee: a Medium \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.aessevocre pose @ 7 Liverpoor, Aug.11.\u2014 Cotton quiet ; on for all i tion should THE LOWEST RATES Stea) 8t.Paul, M.& M.R'y.\u201cee as being fair valuee: Facs\u2014Receipts each day are light and iddli 6 11-16d.Application for a inrormation shou .at Gre Dominion Cattle CO.l.- Cattle export 4to b : nd à mi ngs to s#-The references furnished wh and wi Canadian Pacific R\u2019Y.at e port.porsossacus .! .supplies are only about equal to t °-1 New York, Aug.11.\u2014Cotton steady; be made required, od when Aro « Londonderry Lron Co.butchers BOOÛ 4} to 4% mand.We quote good candled stock land 124\u20ac : \u201ccit, 12 7-16c, F atures JOHN BRENNAN In-co sont patos.ol Beet « mediam\u2026.3fto 4 |firmatltc Farmers are too bity to BP ARC ig 120-1; Sept 11.11; Oct 10.72 , Manager, Cacouna = ron Montreal?p.c, stock.esas - calls.3{ to 3} forward them to market and the country Dec 10.54: Jan 1060: Feb 10.63: April July 28th.1890.BARRISTERS, &c.paid o Canadian Pac.LGB eves] cooeels Sheep.ccersssesessessoees \u2026 4} to 41 corsumption is large at this season.Dec, 1054; 60; ; \u2014 - ald of vntarlo & Quebed BER.|.00-00 ios].Ecgs 1 \u2026.85.50 to $5.60 large quantity is doubtless just over the go Duhamel Marceau & Merrill night | M »nt.Corp.4 p.c.stock.|.lw}.Caly $5 to $10.00 .: re 1 Tug ! do.5 p.c.stock.|.vers VOB.coeunrivrananstrurnanrenrenee > o line in expectation of the McKinley tar- a Barri arrive Roral Electric CO.u|oeaseelonsnaliananalinn.e : 1 iff bill, which has probably got the hoist VEBEC arristers, Attorneys, dec.limbes | sueet Raliway righis|.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.|.11107 Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢.£or another six months or longer.I Q .Jog.D EL, QC.| F.B.MARCEAU, LLB.New | creer reste creb eeeele 0 \u2014 | prices go much bigher here a portion o 1 - | is hotel, hich 1s unrivalled \u20acOF alm London Quotations.Wout End Horse Market, rar this stock might find its way back.= style And locally in Quebte, has 1m, / 7 No.7 Place d\u2019Armes, _ Corscls opened at 96 ard closed a [Montreal Hors arret ange; Paint § arles, Dairy Products, FOR SALE com ROUE, vaine rentted with new syste: (Jacques Cartier Bank Building), Rca 16 15: 16.Paris rentes steady at 93 fr.85c.The eçelpte of horses at hoses ables for Buirer\u2014Shippers do not speak hope- #8 ox THE FOLLOWING STREETS OX of drainage and ventilation, passenger lov MONTREAL.sbip.Canadian Pacific opened at 80fc and Fils week, 9; total for week, 84 ; shipped fuily of the export trade, in fact thay TERMS.\u201cER that modern ingenuity and practical sciend Lake ( closed at 80}.Dre hu week.01; left for city, 22; sales for atate it is out of the question in view of can devise to promote the confort and cot ALFRED MONK B.C.L., Fail wd oth ei hand, 7, Arrivals of thotenstuiod the I tations on the otter side.-herbreoke Street, vonienos of gets PS HOTEL 0 Ad to B li i gs .at these s es an 10 ; \u2018The storling Rates arket to-day was A hped ner \u20ac rand Trunk Railway: 2 horses dk firats are noted by mail at 73s in St.Catherine Street, CHATEAU ST.LOUIS HOTEL Or oes Yoel y ar ister, So gitor, &.Meu unsciticd.cons gnea = à Harvey ph, Ont; 3 porses Liverpcol, and it our creamery is equal Dorchester Street .And Commissioner for Newfoundland, Met 3 p.m, consigned to D Rough, of San Francisco.to -this butter, it would have Crescent Street PA R KE R H Oo U S E \u2014 REMOVED TO\u2014 Mai Ix New Yu.MEE aig Ohta\u2019 % consigned to Geo E ought here at something like l4c@15¢ rescen \u2019 BOSTON , aol August LL.cKaig, , to allow exporters to handle it.Bishop Street, : SAVINGS BANK CHAMBERS, Cap Posted, Actas.Smoke Noisy Boys 1690 Cigars.We quote : Cents Sussex Street, J.REED WHIPPLE & CO., Proprietors.180 St.James Street.Ayre terling #0 days night.4 83 13) rene g ° : \u2018 on 5 Eu Demand im ina Receipts of Produce.CTOAMOTY .aseescersssesssscnsssesess 161011 Seymour Avenu YOUN C\u2019SH OTE L, Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, ind: do.Commercial III soin August 11th, 1890.Townebipdairy -.pe CT ST Quiblier Street BOSTON, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald), e do.\u2018 Prin ary si Hi 3 Daily Boomers.PR Conal Medium .arssrorerascasascu nes err 10612 Some of the finest sites in the city.Apply J.REED W BIPPLE & CO., Proprietors, .BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &.LI do.Short.5.0 : .T.R.C.P.R.Canal Inferior .ceent 2145000006 .ae x tm Montant gheey bushes 0 ER \u2014 JAMES STEWART & 00, coonmemasemisesreoniay ns, ons = ao Oh oom, as \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Peas, pueb I : 9 300 63 MM Chicago Sat and Provisions h \u201c, joie ia all appointments, Best location in C.'H.CLINE.Arma, Between Banks.ats, busi.seen à essrs.win argum tolegrap Mechanics\u2019 Institute, s , Cw \u2014 a .bush Cire anes Cees The Boston Transcript says: Mr, Whi \u20ac Fayors Bols Counter Bye, Bus.si us Oswald Bros.to-day, over direct private 204 ST.JAMES STREET pelss prince \"of landlords, and pations of LEITCH & PRINCLE, wars MY, funds.116 dis@par jai Oatmènt .130 400 \"igo Wire, as follows : er MONEY TO LOAN.og times por du :! founder, Harvey 2.Parker.\u201d Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in Chat I» a 5 2222002 voucus seve seen ase \u2014 \u2014 * r.- : pr 9 11-16@13-10 a Ashes, pots and pearls .6 2; c+u eae, Ang raser The ou ment of Young\u2019s as heretofore.6 oct 4 ery, Notaries Public, &t, Ves o.Cables.ES, CASOT ca0.00000000000 a.sees ., .1 9 ter, pkgs.ve 7 53 ALL, ONT.de; So camentary Sixties 51; $ hose, voxes .2 7038 erally construed to favor a further ad- ART ASSOCIATION J H A RRIS & CO CORNW R aus.= ont Money in Londou 4;- fork, vols.57 183 vance, was shown by.an early market OF MONTREAL, a a A .W.PRIN Tone Beef DDI&.s.Too 0000 2.with prices 3@4c higher than the close 5 \u2014_ \u2014 Do New York Stock Market.Hams and Bacon, pkgs.#.ee.turday: i i 0 lumt eB 5 PARSER SE) PHILLIPS SQUARE) pusenger soa rent man | JAMES JUBKE, ci Bireet today, and dropped from à to 1} Tallow, de ee \u201ci + : ; .vas met with liberal realizing by bulls, Calleries over a 9 a.m.way Cars, Railway Oant- TORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAV, burg, Fer cent.There was a stringency in Raw ACB.crvaerrine ss nena ses whose purchases show sufficient profitto à rew Loan Pict in \u20ac 1 ings of all kinds, Lar 280 BROADWAY.King money.The rate went up as high as 25 Whiskey and High satisfy.Selling of this character carriei tne So ora Coll lotures, Ia om et lon with Wheels Chilled and STEW ARE BUILDING, - Naw YOK OIF.| Tole but closed at 15 t.Wines, CAsKS.co.eves eee .the market down a cent and à half, Admission 25 cents.M emhers Free Steel Tyred .vi per cent, utc osed a : per cen Tobacco, Pk ad caren 19 .+ about a cent of which was recovered just a e yred.October ; Messrs.Baieman & Co.telegraph Os- phosphates, Tons.«ou.- eon * before the close.Liverpool early cables ESTABLISHED 1838.| Do wa'd Bros.today over direct private wire Oil Cake, bris.eres .were strong, noting an advance of #d., ; Gibbons MoNab & Mulkern, ican, as follows : Meals, DEES «eves eo on «ooo and closing cables were again firm and 0 n ope 0 J BARRIS & GO 3 | Ban Now York, Aug.11\u2014Since the end of gmoke tlie Sohmer Cigar, 10e.higher.The visible supply, which was .ws PARDISTERS, ATTORNEYS, & | ne the bull movement ini May the average expected to show a decrense of several M Oo NT R E A L Proprietors of OFFICE: \\ timb of 20 active stocks bas declined nearly 6 British Breadstuffs and Provisions.bundred thousand busbels, showed an \" P .: She Pts and this is 8 very Sharp drop.It There was little or no change from MCTese Of 132,000 bushels, which was AGENTS IN CANADA FOR PORTLAND ROLLING MILLS Corner Richmond and Carling Streets OK is in no wonder then that traders this ; , a little disappointing for the moment, LONDON ONT.ledo a.m.feel like covering shorts for à rally, previous advices.Beerbohm's cable ad- but is small, compared with last year, JOHN DE KUYPKR & SON, Rotterdam ST.JOHN, N.B.Ny UT which they did to a certain extent, only vices to-day are: Cargoes off coast, wheat when it was over 700,000.Cables ad- MARTELL & CO.Cognac.\u2018 9.@x0.C.GIBBONS, gx.Monin PEE.5 to go shoit axain as they saw the mar- steady; do., corn, nil.Cargoes on pass- vised the official report of the Russian JULES ROP-N & CO., Cognae, \u2014 | P.MULKERN, \u2018RED.F.HAE! w ket slide off ucder sales of long stock.© and for shipment, wheat, steadier ; crop as compared with the average of MOET & CHANDON \u2019 Mannfact of Bar Ivo, and Iron The fact is that holders of stocks who 38 Shipment, \u2019 * the last five years to be the same on , Epernay arers Steel did not mind the strikers were some- dos corp» French gountry Ly oaat spring sod 10 per gent.larger on winter DEINHARD & CO.Coblenx.Mall Plate, Fish Plates, Car Axles, Ships Iron Fa what frightened by a 10 to 15 per cent., firm., s wheat.The Duluth market, which has BAR & GUESTIER, Bordeanx.Knees, Street Rails, &c., &c.Ass money market, and the universai crop COM» spot, in moderate demand.Liver- teen below us all the time, sold apto M.MISA, Xe ! \u2014 Bu ; ol mixed maize, 4s 2}d; do., Canadian ; , » » Xeres ao 1a Frontera.damage reported by the Government po \u2019 1d; do, $1.004 for September, thus going above COCKBURN, SMIT Bi Bureau in Sunday's papers.Had it Peas, bs 7d.Weather in England, show- us.At the close St.Louis, for Decem- , HES & CO., Oporte.En been a great market the combination of 917: Indian shipments of whsat to the ber delivery, was within ic of our price.MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.doa the three evils might have made a panic, United Kingdom, 20,000 quarters ; do., The seaboard markets failed to advance RODEL & FILS FRERES, Bortsaux, 5 Ger but the market bas been, and is, narrow, | to tbe continent, 40,000 quarters.Mark with us, New York, with only 877,00 g, & J.BURKE.Dublir : of Are Receiving Novelties in Mre ard therefore it simply produced a mod- Lane English and Foreiga wheat, Amer- busbelain store, closing only a cent above ATT : - « .| stor erately active market.The street is ican sud Danubian maize, Eogliah and ps.Receipts 744,000; shipments 423,000; PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London, Auction Sale of Timber TAILORING AND HAB:: RDASHERY GR divided tonight between those who be- American flour were dearer.Danubian exports 52,000.Estimated cars to- BULLOCH, LADE & CO., Glasgow : the lieve we musi bave a further sharp break maize ex-ship or prompt, 193 94.Amer- morrow 270.WM.JAMESON & CO.Dublin.Berthe.ALSO Mil before there can bo any luvprovement (3% 0 0,0 20s 3d.Minneapolis Corn cpened with & rush, but the CANTRELL & COCHRANE, Dublis \u2014 Pattern Suits from Pools GE in prices, an ose who believe the +» SOB.opening proved to about the highest : > ; worst has been over discounted and that The following are to day\u2019a Liverpool of the day and the close shows a destine \u2014AND\u2014 DErARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS.} INVITE INSPROTION _ Mr .rally on be short Interest io clase at quotations with comparisons ; of about je Sonservative people who np P0TEE OLD TOM GIN.ots.(Woons AND Fomests BRANCH.) AME JOU: 4 M and.course if money continu - a e condition of i ERS FROM THN PRIVATE HOSPITAL \u2014MAD JOU tight and current news is all in favor of Aus LATE V7 2 (the crop warranted it, selling WHOLESALE TRADH ONLY._ Toronto, 2ad July, 1890 LIN, Miawife, propriotross, baleine, 2 aie Wa tbe bears, prices are bound to go lower, spring Wheat.7 se 7373 078 at 50c, are inclined to sell, and selling of a NOTICE is hereby given, that under pid HT of ee Maternity Hos ital, PAC Mr but in the absence of fresh bear pews, it Red, vinter.o.7 De 3 7 4 2: 2 this Character checked the advance.Re.THE GREAT ENGLISH PRESCRIPTION : rder Council certain Timber Berths and licentiate of the Provience of Que at 5b8 ' would seem the part of wisdom cover 3.: 3 ceip! 000; shipmenta 441,000; ex- ccesstui medicinetostedores ill the Rainy River and Thunder Bay the honor to announce to the pi o Ti | shorts and to go long of a few of the bet- No.2 California.9 0@0 9 2} 2243 | ports 7,000; visible supply decreased yoars in thousands of gases.Districts, and & Berth composed of part has since May Jet! boon Jocaie a her oF wl fro, ter stocks.Money closes 25 per cent.5 880 05 8 8:28 446,000.Liverpool strong, }d dearer.tration, Weaknessof Brain, Spe.01000 Township of Aweres, in the Dis- Gence of Mr Rodier, an ex-Mayor of Monte sur à bid.5 5 89 où à @:t 8 Exports have fallen to a small point.ofeithersex, Bmissi rd, 1nd Generative trict of Algoma, will be offered for sale A large garden surrounds this fe rious ur ste [SPECIAL TO THE HERALD | gs 80% o ane This, with curtailment of the use of corn, rex.Buirsisnsant all ilscausedby indie by Public Auction, on Wednesday, the which gives convie Le ne country.fe ?New Yong, Aug.11.\u2014Money closed 81 0 as 0% o ai 9 will materially check the consumption in toed to effect a cure when all othermediciner First day of October next, at one o'clock thing will be spared to make this bou is Gla ery strin ent at 20 per ct.The highest D4 0@0 040 0 Alig this country.The drought has come in Ht oni Hale pack ree 85 Da Sold inthe afternoon, at the Department of que ofits kind in Canada; © dol ast ols an Tato was D and the lowest 8 per ct.season to wo: 11 everyone who feels it EvREEA Ce hoa.Crown Lands, Toronto.mint, renowned for Corne se fers of d Smoke N 1890 ve possible.For ssie by B ARTHUR A to Joodera\u2019® \u2018The eforts PU nl arr | Exchange closed steady, posted rates olsy Boys Cigars.Onts have been dull to-day; in fact, sale b 7B.E.MOGALE, 32 Notre Dazes HUR 8.er ihe are on ine st 2 right to expeob 1i 85 f a .ronage. a a ~- ky 1, B.Se 0, AW, ITY: rn LL THE MONTREAy, HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AUGUST MARINE INTELLIGENCE Port of Montreal, August llth.ARRIVED.steamship Alcides, 2193, Rollo, Glasgow, R.*0,, general meer & Cou Ee dholme, 571, Masson, Little gteamship Granchio .*, J.G.Sidey, coal, Glace ship Indrant, M8, Burkili, Avou- Jock, D.Torrance & Co, general.DU A Sardinian, 2571, Richardson, Liver , H.& A, Allan, eneral.steamship Brazilian, 205 I ay rey H.& Allan, general and horses, # Bark Beltrees, 378, Service, Barbadoes, JO Baird, Sugar and molasses.CLEARRD.mshi Grandholme, 81, ace Bay, J.B.Biday, ballast.Masson, Leamebip siberian, 2558, Park Glasgow, H.| al, .- EA ATEN King, 1413, Reddle, London, R.Reford & Co,, general.Vessels in Port.STEAMSHIPS., 1829, D Shaw.a Loran.1023, McLean, Kennedy & Co Circassian, 2885.A McDougal, H& A Allan.Toronto, 2166, James McAulev.oresthoime, 1543, McLean, Kennedy & Ca.Lake Ne gon 1438, H E Murray.Geruna K , P Reford & Co.Coban, 688, Kingman, awn & Co.Grimm, 1667, Munder &Co.Greetlands, 702, H Dobell & Co.i Alçides, 2198, R ford & Co.i fndrana, 2887, D Torrance & Co.Sardinian, 2871, H & A Allan.Brazillian, 284, H & A Allan.SHIPS, Marabout, 1497, Carbray,Routh & Co, Abble 8 Hart, 1453, W E Boyd.BARKS, G.H.Gordon, 477, Auderson, MeKonsioï& Ce, *, Anderson, McKeazie & Co.J filo iby 417, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Bianca, 1045, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.RBeltrees, 373, John Ban BRIGS.gan Jusn, 295, Anderson, McKenzie & Co, BRIGANTINES.Eliza, 2, 8 Munn & Co.SCHOONERS.\u2018e Rride, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Louisa, 76, C À Boucher., J Savard, 138, C A Boucher.sort of Quebec.[UERALD TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.) Quebec, Aug.11, ARRIVED, Steamship Sarnia, Gibs, Liverpool, W Mac- eneral.: Bee RY ariafaction, Kiamer, Dublin, Joha tall & Co, ballast.Bk Henriette, Bull, §ow Bay, F Gunn, Co amshi p Buenos Ayrean,Carruthers,Glasgow, Allans, Rae & Co, general.Steamship Colina, Taylor, Glasgow, John ss & Co, general.Reteamship Duchess, Ingram, Pictou for Montreal, coal.Stramship Palmas, Evans, Barrow for Montreal, ballast.Steamship Lake Ontario, Campbell, Liverpool, H H Sewell, general.Bark Oxford, not entered.CLBARED.Bark Clythia, Molbach, Melbourne, John Burstall & Co.Whyte, Steamship Brazilian, Allans, Rae & Co, Steamship Sardinian, Richardson, Allans, ae & Co.Reteamehip Sarnia, Gibsone, Montreai, W McPherson.Montreal Schooner Palma, Dugal, Gaspe, Veret, Stowart & Co.Schooner Lawrence, Lucas, Gaspe, Master.Notes.- The Government steamship Napoleon III arrived 1a port after visiting the light houses in the Staits of Belle Isle and Labrador coast, The wrecked bark Isabel has been successfully floated and the vessel\u2019s decks are now cleared at low water.Dominion Line steamship Sarnia arrived at 4 am, Janded freight and passengers at ths the breakwater and proceeded for Montreal at 8:30 am.Steamship Palmas at 3 a m, Duchess at 11.30 a m, and Celina to-night, all proceeded for Montreal.Allan Line steamship Buenos Ayrean arrived in port to-night and moored at the breakwater, She leaves for Montreal tomorrow morning.Beaver Line steamship Lake Oatario arrived at 2.46 pm, landed some passengers and proceeded for Montreal.Steamship Ardenbahl is reported arrived at Green Island, where she awalts orders, and will probably be ordered to Sydoey for a cargo of coal, In-coming ships reported meeting ico further east this reason than ever before known, Crew of steamship Thorneholme will be paid off while/the vessal is in dock repairing.Bark Natant will arrive in port during night in tow Tug Mersey.Tug steamers John A Macdonald and Rival arrived down \u2018to-night wilh rafts of squares timber in tow.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Gulf Reports.Noon, Monlay, Aug, 11, L'Is'et\u2014Clear, east wind; inwards, 8 a m, Ri da with bark; ou ward, Florence with ship.niver du Loup\u2014North wind; inwar 26,7 a m, Lake Ontario, .Father Point\u2014West wind; inwards, 5.3) am.Buenos Ayrean; 7a m, Colina; ont wards, midnight, Ayaarynthia.Metis to Cape Rosier\u2014Clear, west northwest wind, Metis\u2014Inward, 7 a m, Newfoundland.Matane\u2014Inwards, Sunday 6 p m, Napoleon.Martin River\u2014East wind; outward, Sunday, schr.Langevin.Cape Madalen\u2014Inwards, \u20ac a m, Horton.Fame Point\u2014Inward, Sunday 1 à in,Buenos Ayrean; cutward, 6 p ro, Invermay.Low Point-Cloudy, strong south-west wind; outward, Satur .Cilurmien; 5 p m to-day, Polino, Princess and Bonavista.5P M, L'Islet to Anticosti\u2014Clear northwest wind.L'Islei\u2014Inward, 11.30 a m,Lake Ontario; i Pm, Morsey towing bark.River du Loup\u2014Inward, 1 p m, Busnos Ayrean; outward, iL à m; Eveline; 1 p m, Amarynthia.\u2019 Lape Despair\u2014Cloudy, southwest wind Inward, 5 a m, Admiral; 9 an, bark Netherton.Anticosti\u2014Dense fog last night.Ce Inland Navigation.PORT DALHOUSIK, AUG.1h.Vessels passed up\u20143teamers F.R.Princes, Ogdensburg, Chicago, general eargo; Persia, ontreal, St, Catharines, general cargo.Schooner Guluair, Hamilton, Port Dalhousie, ight.Bbown- SteamersNiagara, Manistee Quebez, umber; Lake Michigan, Tuledo, Montraa', wheat; W J Averill, Chicago, Ogdensburg, general cargo; A L Andrews, Detroit, Ozdens- burg, wheat; Tecumseh and two barges, Toledo, Kingston, timber; Rosedale, Chicago, Kingston, wheat; schooner L S Hammond, Toledo, Ogdensburg, corn; Atmosphere, Da- troit, Ogdensburg, wheat, \u2018Wind, northwest, moderate to fresh.PORT COLBORNE, ONT.Down~Schooners Lema Ellsworth, Amaer- ican, Detroit to swego, wheat; Hammond, Toledo to Ogdensburg, corn; Atmosphere, Detroit to Oxdensburg, wheat; Wawanosh, Detroit to Garden Island) timber; steamers Hecli, 8amuel Marshall, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn; Lake Michigan, Toledo to Montreal,wheat; Kosedale, Chica 0 to Kingston, corn; Tecumseh and barges, Toledo to Kingston, timber, Up\u2014James, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo; American Union, Thurso to Cunicago, stone, \u2018Wind northerly.Ocean Travellers, FATHER POINT, Que., August 10.\u2014Saloon Pessengers per steamship Lake Ontario, from iverpool: Rev Dr Antliff, Mr Beers, Miss Bethune Mr Burt, Miss Copland, Mr Crity, Mr R R Daly, Mr P Davies, Miss Eiford, M Elliott, Mr WH Evaus, MrJ 8 Goad, Mrs Goad Band infant, Miss C E Goad, Master Goad, Mrs J B Goode, Master Goode, Master Gerald Goode,Captain FIE Haigh Mrs Haigh, Mr ED Haigh, Mr Hopley, Mr ti J Johnston, Mrs Johnston, Mr F Johnston, Mrs John! ston, Master Johnston, infant and aid, Mr GR W Kittson, Mrs R W Lawless, R>v the the Hon A G'Lawley.Mrs Lasher, Mrs J ason, Mr Manson, Sir WwW a Miller, Mi Mills, Miss C H Mountain, Mr $ Munroe, Mr UG E Needham, Miss Newall Mr A D Nicolle, Mr G Nield, Mr Parker, Mr A H Pierpoint, Mr H Penot, Mr J G Pitou, Mrs F Rickets, Mr George Rickets, Mrs C J Sams, Miss Same, rs Simms, Mr Singmaster, Dr F W Shafe, r Springer.Mr Stericker, Miss Sullivan, Mr W Taylor, Rev L N Tucker, Mrs Tucker, Mr atson, Mr W Vernon Young, Mis Young, T Zevenne.Maritime Misoellany.The Dominion Line Steamship Dominion from Montreal, July 31&t, with a shipment of a8 cattle and 1038 sheep, arrived at Liver Sunday.August 10th, and landed her }iv- 5 9 wards at 7.1» 4 an Steamrh\u2019p Buenos Ayroan, from \u20188-gow, passed Father Point ame y passed F oint inwards at 8 w= lke Lominicn Line Steamship Ontario, White, London : fiom Montreal July 30, with a shipment n° 87 caitle and 22 sheep, arrived out yesier- day, Mon -ay, and laoded her live stock in good conditivn, with the exception of an: uf the cattle und two sheep, which dled vn the passage.HALIFAX, N.8, Aug.11.\u2014The Yarmouth ship Vancouver, Captain McNeil, from uivor- bol to North Sydsey for orders, struek on ichooner Pound Shoal de a I, yesterday.There is every chance of getting her off if the weather continues fine, A despatch from Canse says: Caplain Mason,of the schooner Clara Mason, from Sable Island, arrived there last evening bringing a letter from the Governor of the Island to Collector Young.enclosing a mes.tage for the Marine Ageucy that the Norwegian bark Gerda, Olsen,which struck on the south side of the 27th ult., is a total loss.All hands were saved in the life boat.\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 Smoke Noisy Boys Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢ = STEAMSHIPS BEAVER LINE.The Canada Shipping Co's.LINE OF STEAMERS BET WERN MONTREAL & LIVERPOOL.\u2018 Comprising the following First-class, Clyde built.Full-powered Iron Steamships.Lake Ontario, Oapt.H.Campbell, 5,300 Tons, Lake Superior, ap Was Blomars 600 \u201c Brig, ERATOR Lake Nepigans OF Harman.S30 SUMMER SAILINGS.From LIVERPOOL From MONTREAL.Fri June 27.Lake Ontario.;Tues.July 15 * July 4.Lake Winnipeg.\u201c July22 ,\u2018 July 11.Lake Superior.* July29 \u2018 July 18.Lake Huron.,.\u201c Aug 5 * July25.Lake Nepigon.,., * Aug]l?2 \u201c Aug 1.Lake Ontarlo.\" * Aug * Aug 8.Lake Winnipeg.\u201c Aug 28 \u201c* Aug l5.Lake Superfor.* Sept 2 * Aug2.Lake Huron.* Sept 9 \u201c Aug.Lake Nepigon.** Sept16 The steamers sonnect al Montreal direct by .Tail for all ints in Canada, Manitoba North-West Territories ard United States, tu | which through tickets are 1ssued.; These steamers are built In water-tight come partments, and of special strength for the orth Atlantictrade, In the Passenger departments the most psr= fect provision has been made to ensure the comfort and convenience of all, In tks Cabin the State-rooms are large and airy.The Steerage is fitted with the most approved Patent Canvas Berths, and te fully ventilated and heated by steam, An experienced Sargeon Is sarried by sach steamer.also Stewardesses wo attend to the wants of females and children.RATES OF PASSAGE MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL SAIOON .».co0onsecs00nson0000 00000000.$50 to $0) Round Trip.$90 to $110.Intermediate, seerernenisssP30e BlOEragO.uernrrsncrssrrtsncrerses srnersrenses SNe For freight or other particulars apply: In Belfast, to A.A.WATT, 8 Custom: © Honse Square; In Queenstown {oR G.SEYMOUR & Co.; in Liverpooi, to R.Ww.KOBERTS, 21 Water Street; in New Yark, JAS.ARKELL & Co., I5 Whitehall street.H.B.MURRAY, Gen eral M 4 Custom House Square, Montreal.2 Quebsc Steamship Company The S.S.\u201cMIRAMICHI\u201d A.BAQUET, Master.is intended to leave Montreal, on MONDAY, AUG.I8TH, AT 4P.M.and afterwards throughout the season on every alternate MONDAY, at 4 p.m, for Father Point, Gaspe.Mal Bay on Point St.Peter, Perce, Sum.-merside, Charlottetown : and Pictou.er, Fretght, Passage and Staterooms, ap- THOS.FRASER & CO .Freight and Ticket Agents, 205 Commissione \u2018satreet, Or to H.- FOSTER CHAFFEE, 136) St.James atree t BERMUDA & WEST INDIES ROYAL MAIL LINES OF THE QUEBEC STEAMSHir CO.Sailing from Pier 47 North River, New York, For Bermuda, 88 Orinico, Aug 14 at3p.m., St.Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, Guadaloupe, Martinique, St, Lucia, Grenada, Barbados and Trinidad, SS Parthiau Aug.20th at noon.For freight, passage and Insurance, apply to A, E.OUTERBRIDGE ¢ (O., Ageuts, Removed to 59 Broadway, New York, ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec, THOS.FRASER & CO,, Asonts, ME Commissioners Street, Montreal, TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE [AMliated to McGill University] No.83 Simpson street, Montreal For the Higher Education of - Young Women.Prcsident\u2014Rev.James Barclay, M.A.Vice-President-\u2014Sir Wm.Dawson, C.M.G.,ete [Principal of McGill University] Principal\u2014Miss Grace Fairley.[M-A certificate with first-class honors, Edia- M .Fare - , The situation is on the mountain stde, the butldings being surrounded by one and a half acre of ground, tastefully laid out in lawns flower beds and shrubbery.The high situation is not only healthful but commands fide view.- , ! A preparatory department will he commenced in the above institute at.the opening of next session, for girls of ten years and upwards.' \u2018The fees payable by restdent students are $300 per season, including board.Drawing and music extra.A limited number of non-resid>nt students will be received into the institute, the fecs per session for whom are as follows: Preparatory department, ordinary course, $30 Upper school, ordinary course, - - .$100 Five scholarships, for resident pupllg, of the value of $100 each.will ba open for competition at the September examination, to daughters of clergymen, or of widows.The names of intending competitors for these scholarships should be handed in to the Principal not later vac 31st of August, -Copies of prospectus and other ititormation may be obtained on application to the Principal, at the Institute, or to A.F.RIDDELL, Secretary, 22 St.John street, Montreal, THE REASON WHY Reed's Rosin Coment Roofing, perond question, in tae Tay \" GEO.W.REED, J.RIELLE, Land Sarveyer, JAMES STREET, ST.1890 Cigars.| AT AMNMSHIPS, \u2018LIVERPOOL SERVICE.FROM MOKXTREAL.*VANCOUVER.-\u2026.Wed.Aug 6 TORONTO.«.Thurs., Aug 14 *SARNIA.vo.Thurs., Aug.21 *ORFGON.sc.\u2026 Thurs, Aug.23 DomINION.co.Thurs., Sept, 4 VANCOUVER.+0000 Wed.Sept 10 FROM QUEBEC.\"VANCOUVER.+00.00\u202600.0000.Thurs.Aug.7 *VANCOUVER.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Thurs.Sept, Il RATES OF PASSAGE from Montres! or Quebec, per 88.Vancouver\u2014Cabin, $50 to $30; retain, 110 to $150, according to accommo, ation.By all other steamers, $40 and $59, according to steamer and accommodation In three and two berth rooms; return $30 and $9).Intermediate $80, return $60.Stieerage , return $40, BRISTOL SERVICE FOR AVONMOUTH DOCK.Indrani, from Montreal About Aung lith Texas, from Montreal .About Aug 23rd Knight Companion.About Aug 30th Cabin, $10; return.$30.» No passengers carried to Bristol.*These Bteamers have Saloon State rooms, music recom, smoking room and bath rooms amidships, where but 1ittlde motion is felt, Steamers will leave Montreal at daylight on above dates.Passengers can embark afier 8 p.m.on the evening previous to sailing.For freight or passuge, ape! in Liverpool or Bristol FLINR, MAINE ONTGOMART.24 Jsmes street ; in London to JOHN F.ALLEN, 48 Fenchurch street; In Paris, R.H.Graefe, 9 Rue Scribe; in Quebec, W.M.MAOPÆERSON, and a1 Grand Trunk Railway Olioss, or to W.DD.O'BRIEN, 143 St.James stree\u2019, D.BATTERSBY, 174 8t.James street.G.W.ROBINSON, 1364 St.James St.DAViD TORRANCE & CO., 8 Hospital street, Montreal.STEAMSHIP CO.OF HAMBURG.SUMMER SERVICE, 1890.The following first class steamers will render a regular service between the Continent of Europe and Canada during the summer season.8.8 Piekhuben, (new) .\u2026.4,200 tons.8.S Stubbenhuk, (new).4,200 tons.S.8 Grimm, (new).\u2026.3,600 tons.SE Steinhoft, (new).\u2026\u2026.+.3,500 tons.S.S Kehrwieder.\u2026.\u2026.3100 tons.£.8Cremon .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026 ves 8,199 tons.8.8 GrasbrooKk.».\u2026.».34 8.000 tons, &.8 Baumwall, (building).4,000 tons.&S Wandrahm, (building).8600 tons.BAILING FROM HAMBURG AND ANTWERP.$S.STEINHOFT, about Aug 3rd.88.CASSIUS, about Aug.I6th.88.GRASBROOK, about Aug.23rd.FROM MONTREAL TO HAMBURG.89, KEHRWIEDER, about Aug, 2nd.88.GRIMM, about Aug 13th.88.STEINHOFT, about Aug.23rd, To be followed by other first class steamers\u2019 ararongh Bails, o lading granted for 1points East an es For raies of treiznt and other partionlars apply to AUGUST BoLTEN, Hamburg, GRISAR & MARSILY, Antwerp, BTEINMANN & Co., Anivwerp, Orto MUNDERLOH & CO.Montres!, ; General Agenis Montreal, July 8th.1890, HITT 4 STEAMSHIP [INE One of the fast Clyde-built Steamships, Alberta and Athabasca Is intended to leave Owen Sound every Wednesday and Saturday on arrival of the Steamehip, Express, leaving Toronto i 1t#5 a.m.for Port Arthur direct (callin t Sault Ste.Marie, Mich., only), making close connection with the through trains of the Canadian Pacific Railway for Winnipeg, British Columbia, and all pointsin the Northwest and Pacific Coast, AND ONE OF THE PALACE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS Carmona and Cambria Is intended to leave Owen Sound every Tuesday and Friday at 10.30 p m.,on arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway train, (leaving Toronto 4 45 p.m.), for Sault Ste.Marte, calling as usual at intermediate ports.POPULAR MACKINAW EXCURSIONS commence Tuesday, July 18t, and will continue every Tuesday and Friday until S3p- tember 16th.Round trip fare from Toronto, $16 ; round trip fare from Owen Sound, $12.W.C.VAN HORNE, President, Montreal.HENRY BEATTY, ' Man.Lake Traffic, Toronto.KOYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL Carrying the United States Mail PROPOSED SAILING.City of Chicago .\u2026.Wednes\u2019y Aug.13 400 p.City of N.York.Wednes'y Aug.2, 80) City of Berlin .Wednes'y Aug.27,23) City of Chester.Wednes'y Supt.3, 840 City of Chicago.Wednes\u2019y Sept.10, 2.3) City of N.York.,.Wednes'y Sept.17, 7.M a.City of Berlin.Wednes'y Sept, 24, 1.30 p.City of Chester.Wednes'y Oct.1, 7.3) a.City of Chicago .Wednes\u2018y Oct.&, 1,09 p.m City of N.York.Wednes\u2019ÿ Oct, 15, 60)a mm CityofBerlin.Wednes\u2019y O -t.22, 12.00 noon City of Chester.Wednes\u2019y Oct.29, 6.3) a.m City of Chicago.Wednes\u2019y Nov, 5.11 03am City of N.York, .Wednes\u2019y Nov, 12, 5.00 a.m From Inman Pier North 34 River.8teerage at very lOw rates.Intermediate passage, Round Trip $65 RATES OF PASSAGE \u2014$60, 330 and $100, according to aacommodation all having equal saloon privileges.Children between and 12 vears of age.half-fare.Servants, $50.Special Round Trip Tigkets at reduced rates.Tickets to London, $7; and Paris $15, and BESSsBES $20 additional, according to route selected.Saloon, Staterooms, moking and Baths \u2018ooms amidships, : Those steamers do not carry \u2018Cattle, Sheop.or For f freight or passage sppiy to Perham WRIGHT & 80X83, Genera æents, Nn à owling Green, New York, or W.H.HENRY 48 St James street, or de Y.GILMOUR & CO 264 8t, Paul Street, Moz treal.June 351 DOMINION LINE |REFORD'S ACENGIE STEAMSHIPS.DONALDSON LINE WEEKLY GLASGOW SERVICE, Sailing from Montreal every Wodnesday 88, Warwick.8,000 tens .£3: Amarynthia 4.900 tons .£8.Colina I Ae ie 88.Ci Glasgow A :\u2014DONALDSOM Bros st Vincent streets ~ 165 THOMSON LINE.NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE SERVICE.VIA LONDON.BAILING FROM MONTREAL ON OR ABOUT : 88, Gerona.,, 8, tons.15th Aug.88.Fremona.8,00 tons ., Mth Ang.Agente: CAIRN, Yound & NOBLE, New- eum io Las Ss Fao, rest, London, E.C.; « THOM- 80N & SONS, Dundee, Scotland.* : ROSS LINE.LONDON SERVICE, \u201c: BAILING FROM MONTREAL OX OR ABOUT: 88.Er King.2,200 tons .th Aug £8.Ocean King.2,50 tons .20d Aug £5.Norse King.400 tons 20th Aug London Agents:-\u2014 WILLIAM Ress & Ce, East India Afronue, EU.Con All the vess2ls of the above Lines are A 100, highest class at Lloyds, and haye been built ox Pee for (ais trade, aod possess the most 1m \u20ac ac es for carryin rain Butter, Cheese and Cattle, ying ! Through Billsof Lading Granted by any of the above Lines to apy point in CANADA or WESTEKNSTATES And by any ofthe CANADIAN or WESTERN RAILWAYS to any, point in GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND or ECROPE at LOW-~ ESTTHROUGH RATES.fpecial attention given to the HANDLING of ail PERISH ABLE and other cargo.For further partienlars apply to ROBT.REFORD & CO., 23 & 25 St.Sacrament St, MONTREAL.GUION LINE.New York and Liverpool, Calling at Queenstown.Propeoscd Sallipgs from New Yoak, eo.Tuesday, July 8, 9.00am 4laska Tuesday, July 15, 8.30 p.m Tuesday, July 22, 7.30 a.m .Tuesday, Juiy 29, 220 p.m Tuesday, Aug.5, 800am «ooo.Tuesday, Aug, 12, 2.30 p.m These steamers are built of Iron in water tight compartments, and are furnished with every requisite to make tne passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having Bath-room, Smoking-room, Drawing-room Piano and Library,also, experienced Sure geon, Btewardess and Caterer on each steamer, Tho Btate-rooms are all upper deck thus ensuring those greatest of all lnxuries at sea ; perfect ventilation and light.CABIN PASSAGE, Intermedtate.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Steerage, to or from Montreal.This 18 a cluss that affords people of moderate means a respectable way of travelling, Beds, Bedding ash-basins, &c., her with good food, separate Dining-room from either Cabin or fSteerage being provided.Steerage at Very Low Rater, Apply to A.M.UNDERHILL & OO.35 Broadway, New York.J.Y.CILMOUR & CO., 854 St.Paulstreet, oy 0.BATE Fie direns.OALLING AT OORK HARBOR, IRELAND Carrving British and American Malls Provided with every Modern Improvement, NOTICE.~The steamers of this Line take ifled routes, according to the seasons of e year, which include the Lane routes, re- semmended by Lieutenant Maury.Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed : to leave as follows: FROM NEW YORE, 11890.rmanic.Wednesday, Aug.13, 4.00p.m Germen ts.Wednesday, Aug.2), 8.5) a.m Britannic.Wednesday, Aug, 27, 2.30pm *Majestis.Wednesday, Sept.3,,83)-a m.Germanic.Wednesday, Sept.10,280 p m *Teutonic.Wednesday, Sept 17, 730 pan Britannic.Wednesday, Rept.24, 1.30 a.mi *Majestic.Wednesday, Oct.1, 7.3)a.m Germanic.Wednesday, Oct.8, 100 pm *Teutonic.Wednesday, Oct.15, 600a.m Rritennic.Wednesday, Oct.23, noon «Mpjestic.Wednesday, Oct.2}, 630am Germanic .Wednesday, Nov.5, 11.32a.m *Teutonic.Wednesday, Nov 12, 500a.m Britannic .\u2026.Wednesday, Nov.lÿ, 10.30 a.m *Majes:ic .\u2026.Wednesday, Nov.26, 50 a.m SALOON RATES.; New York to Liverpool and Qucenstown $50 $60, $80, $100 and upwards.Suites cf 1o0ms on Majestic and Teutonic at special rates.2 Return Tickets at reduced rat- & Superior Becond Cabin accommodation on \u2018the steamers marked thus * Rates: Majestic and Teutonic.$40 00 and $15 0) #2 No Second Cabin on Germanic and Britannie.Lowest rates to Faris and the Continent.Children between two and.twal~e years half- price.Intants free, Intending passengers abould sacure tickets in advance.BTEERAGE RATES From Montreal to Live: 1, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, London, Bris- to), Cardiff, or Glasgow, including Railway Fare to New Yorx, al lowest rates.Passengers booked, via Liverpool, to all ris of Eurone at moderate rates: For further information and passage sony to.= BRUCE ISMAY, 4! Broadway, New York or 18.4.GOCHLIN, Sole Agent, 364 St.Paul st.Montrea $50, $60, $80 and $100, according to Jocation, &c an .Tar STEAMNRHIPS, Ottawa River Navigation Compgiy RE TEA SN t Smoke the Sehmer Cigar, 10¢.Wheat Excitement at Duluth.Durie, Aug.11.\u2014There was psudes monium on the Daluth Board of Trade yesterday, caused by reports that the wheat cæcp in the northwestern counties of North Dakota had been, touched by frost.Just how much the damage was could not be learned.bh {che Ncisy Loys 1850 Cicers, smoke (the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢._\u2014 ce Nore \u2014Darticulars as to lucalities ani descriptions of liwits, area, etc, aul terms and conditious uf sale will be far- nisbed on application, parsonaliy-or by letter, to the Deparument of Crown Lands, or to Wm.Margach, Crown Tim- Ler Agent, Rat Portage for Rainy River Berths, cr Hugh Muuros, Crown Timbor Agent, Port Arthur, for Thunder Bay Berths.246 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c.tmoke Noisy Boys 1390 Cigars.Sinoke the Sohmer Cigar, 100\u2019 - \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED, By proper, heaithful exercise, ard the udicious use of Scolt\u2019 Emulsion of Cad iver Oil and Hypophospbites, which contains the healing and s'remyth-ziving virtues of these two valiable specifics in their fullest form.Dr.D.D.McDonald, : Petitcodiac, N.B, says: \u201cI have been ' prescribing Scott\u2019s Emulsion with good results, lt is especially useful in persons fo consumptive tendencies.\u201d Sold bv Druggists, 50c.and $1.00.246 Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Make an exception in favor of Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.Its known virtues as a cure for diarrhwms, dysentery, cholera morbus and all bowel complaints cauee all who use it to regard it as the most reliable and effectual remedy obtainable.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c¢.\u2014 ee FOR COLD OR PAIN, YELLOW OIL is the best remedy I ever used.I had a bealing breast 15 months ago, which was very sore.' I got no relief until 1! tried Haggard\u2019s Yellow Oil, which gave instant relief.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Palpitation of ths hv i, nervousness, trem blings, nervous headache, cold hands and feet, pain in the back, and other forms of weakness are relieved by Carter\u2019s ion Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves and complexion.216 eT Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigare.moke the Sohme: Cigar, 10c.FITS \u2014All Fits stopped free by Dr s Kline's Great Nerve Restorer No Hits after first day\u2019s use.Marvellous cuxes.Treatise and $2.00 trial bottle free Fit cases.Send to Dr.Kline, 931 Arch St, Phila.Pa.216 Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014p>\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE VERDICT Is that Cochenthaler\u2019s high class Virginity Smoking Mixture is the best tobacco in the Dominion, Connoisseurs, come one, come all and try a box\u2014only 75c.Sole proprietor, E.COCHENTHÂLER, 167 St, James St.#2; The Province of Quebec Lottery, authorized by the Legislature, Grand Drawing on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 13th inst,at the Lottery\u2019s Head Ofiice, No, 81 St.James street.Montreal, 3,134 prizes will bedrawn.Capital Prize 915,< 000.Price of ticket, 81.For One Dollar you can draw $1,250; for One Dollar you can draw $2,500; for One Dollar you can draw 83.000; for One Dollar you can draw $15,000.pa There is also a great number of Prizes rangs ing from 85 to 8500.The Public is invited to attend the drawing.Ask for circulars.Head Office, S1 St James street, 8S.E.LEFEBYVRE, Manager.Drawing commen ces at 10.30 a.m.sharp.\u2014\u2014 ; Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c¢.TS STQPPED_FAEE à Persons Be .r.KLINE'S GRE NERVE RESTORE all Baat¥ & NERVE DIsBAsss.\u201cre yo eure for Nerve Affections, Fits, IXTALLINLE f taken as directed.\u2018 day's wes.Treatise and 82 trial boule free te ad e they pa: pxprose charges on box received.names, P.O.sad xpress dress te Dn KAR OX IMITATING PRAUDE For gale by J.A, Harte.1780 Notre Dagw Street.JE For LOST or FAILING MANHOQIt Ge and NERYOTS DEBILITY; sie Wedtrness of Body and Mind, Rffeota ENN of Errorsor Excesseein Oldor Yo 100D fully Hestored, H Y bust, Noble MAN toi ow to enlarge Bon then WEAK, UNDEVELOPED ORGANS & PARTS OF BODY, beolotely unfailing HOME TREATMENT\u2014Benefits ia 8 dap on tastily from 50 States and Foreign Countries.Write theme riptive Book, explanation and proofs mailed (sealed) frets ERIE MEDICAL ©0.BUFFAL THE DOMINION WIRE ROPE CO\u2019Y MONTREAL, MANUFACTURERS OF a Ni: Va For Hoisting, Mining, Inclines, Transmission of Power, Towing, Ships Rigging, Guys, Etc., Ete.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Lang\u2019s Patent Wire Rope For Transmission and Colliery purposes SIGNAL, STRAND CLOTHES LINES AND SEIZING WIRE.JAMES COOPER, Agant, 204 St.James treet 5 \u201cNOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meeting © the Alberta Ratlway and Coal Company will de held at the office of Sir A.T.Gilt, Standard buildings, Montreal, at the hourof nuon da Tuesday, fifth day of August next.Montreal, 2nd July, 1690, WACGCONS, By Order.ozs c \" MANUFACTURED BY DOMINION TRANSPORT OB, 2.,MKTED.) Shops = = 30ANN STREET Office 11 CUSTOM HOUSE NQ | mooselaw © - Notice to Consignees.The Hansa .ine steamship Grimm, J.H, Schwaner master, from tamburg and Antwerp is entered at customs.Coasignees will please pass lheir entries without delay.o MUNDERLOH & CO.612 Agents Notice to Consignees.: - The Donaldson Linc steamship Colin, Browne, master, from Glasgow, is entered inwards at customs.! Con-ignees will please pass their entries .without delay .ROBERT REFORD & CJ., a A zents Notice to Consignees.The Donaldsou Line steamship Alcides, w.Rollo, master, from Glasgow, is entered inwards at Customs.Consignees will please pass thoir entries without delay.R.REFORD & \u20acO., Notice to Consignees.The Thomson Line steamship Gerou#, A.Anderson, Inaster, trom Newcastle, 1s entered inwards at customs Consignees will please pass their entries \u2018without delay.2».RRFORD éco.2 Agents.Notice to Consignees.The Beaver Linesteam3hip Lake Ontario.H.Campbell, oDaster, from Liverpool, is onal Aon will \u2018Pleage pass their entries without delay.07 CANADA SHIPPING CO, Ca H.E.MURRAY, (General Manager, Notice to Consignees.i % .Ge entered at customs.Consignees wil pass their entries without delay.\"CANADA BHIPPING'CO., .H.E.MURRAY, 612 General Manager.NoticotoConsigness The Allans\u2019 R.M.steamship Sardinian, \u2018Wm.Richardson, master, rom Liverpool, is entered at customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, 123 Agents.Notice to Consigness.\u2018The Allans SS, Brazilian, A.Whyte master, from London, is entered a@ customs, Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, CANADIAN \u201c PACIFIG RY.Harvest Excursions Aug.12, 19, Sept.2, 1890 DELORAINE and retura = = $28 MOOSOMIN - - - 328 GLENBORO\u2019 \u2018 - - $28 SILTCO!TS \u201c - - $28 $28 $35 CALGARY \u201c - Special Colonist Excursions will leave all stations in Ontario and Quebec ou August 12th ; return until Sept.21at, 1590.August 19th; return until Sept.28th, 1890.September 2nd; return nntil Oct.12th, 1890.For full particulars apply to nearest station or ticket agent.189-218 Liverpool & London & Globe INSURANCE COMPANY.CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS.The HON.HENRY STARNES, Chalrman, EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.J.BUCHANAN Esa.ANDREW FREDERICK GAULT, Bag.Amount Invested in Canada 8 1,000,008 Assets over.eevee rene HA0y000,0( 0 MERCANTILE RISKS accepted at the low- eat current rates, Churches, Dweliing Houses and Farm Pro uced rates.perties insured at r pocial attention given \u2018to applications made d.rect to fbe Méntreal office.V G.F, C.SMITH, i Chief Agent for the Dominion.: Bub-Agents.FRED C.HENSHAW, ¥aep Nasa GrenGE C.HIANM, F.J.GILMAN.Special Agent French Department.CYRILLE LAURIN, Ths Beaver Line steamship Lake Nepigony C.F, Helriman mastci, frum Liver JR} pleas: y \u201cFetophone-\u2014Be 11\u201d No.135, \u201cFederal\u201d No 9.| | aBd Germain street.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Special Rolls of Assessment for (he construc- sewers in thé undermentio! t in the City of Montreal, vix: ned atroots, Berr t Ro d porth of 1 street, between an y\u201d er .z Bagg street, between St.Charles Borromee and &¢.Lawrence street.= Bourgeois street, between Le Ber and Fa- vard at youl uckingham Avenue, between St.the- Tige and St.Luke street.St.Cath stonile street, between Fort spa St.Mask Barrack street, between Jomastssioncre ant que Dume street.' mmissioncrs street, vetwesn Fripon and Barrack street.! ne y Charron strect, between Le Ber and old city Dorchester street, between St.Denis aud Berri street, warn nac street, from Ontario street north- Gain street - rigain street, betereen Lafontaine sud Onta Barbor street, between St.Cathering and ignonne street.Lagauchetiere street, between St.Constant 11 Lagauchic'iere strest, between Chennevllle and St.Urbain street, Lafontaine street, between Fullum and Du- fresne street.Morin l.apne, between Fullum street and Archamt ault Lane.Mentana struet, between Colborne Avenue main &wer aud old city limita.Mignonne street, between Papineau Ave nue and DeLorimiier Avenue Mitcheson street, betweon St.Cuthbert and i ald city limits, ; Napoleon street, between Laval Avenue aad Paptaleon street.Nelleda street, between Fullum sud Da- fresne street.Notre Dume street, between the Ruisseau Migeon and existing sewer.Pantalcon street, between Napoleon and old city limits.Parthenals street, between Mignonne and north of Ontario street.Su part street, between Logan and Ontario Plessis sirèet, betweeh\\ Sherbrooke and towards Ontario street Panet street, between Lafontaine and towards Logan street.piQuiblier street, between Sussex and Fort ee sod street, between Méntana and Amherat- reet.Shaw street, between St.Catherine and north of Ontario street.street.Sherbrooke street, between Simpson and Redpath street, Sherbrooke street, between Peel and Mansfield street.Shearer street, between Grand Trunk and Mullins street.St Paul street, between St Jean Baptiste and St Gabriel street.: St Therese street, between 8t Gabriel and St Vincent street.8t Patrick street, between Wellington and Conde street.@StCuthbert street, between St Urbian and St Lawrence street.St Luke street, between Atwater Avenue and Chomedy street.St Hubert street, between Cherrier and Roy street.Towers street, between St Catherine and St Luke street.are completed, and are now deposited in the office of the undersigned, in the City Hall.All per ons whose names appear therein as liable for the payment of any part of the said assessment are hereby required to pay the amount thereof to the undersigned at his said office, within ten days from the date of the last insertion hereof, without further notice.WILLIAM ROBB, City Treasurer, Ciry TREASURER'S OFFICE, City HALL, Montreal, 6th Aug, 1800.(Thisnotice to be inserted in the XY ERALD and Gazette on the 8th, 9th, 11th, and 12th August instant.) aa THE ANTIDOTE 70 ALCOHOL FOUND AT LASY A NEW DEPARTURE! FATHER MATHEW REMEDY Is a certain and speedy cure for intemperance, and destroy all appetite for alcoholic liquors.The day after a debauch, or any inteinpe rete indulgence, a single teaspoonful wil remove all mental and physical depression.It aiso cures every kind ot FEVER, DYSPEFSIA, and Torripiry OF THR LIVER, when they arise from other causes than intempersnce, It is the moat powerful and wholesome tonic ever used.Sold by Drugaists, - $1.00 per Bottle, \u2014 S.LACHANCE, sole proprietor, 1538 and 1540 St.Catharine St.Montreak G.ROSS ROBERTSON & SONS, INSURANCE AGENTS.Fire, Life and Marine.(Est blished 1865.) NO- {I HOSPITAL ST.MONTREAL.placing large Reliable Com.Special facilities for lines.Equitable Rates.HOCHELAGA COTTON MANFG.CO.(LIMITED) The V, Hudon Cotton Mills, Hochelaga Brown Cottons, Bleached Shirtings, Cantons, Bags, etc, The Ste Anne Spinning Mill, Hochelsgn Brown Cottons, Sheetings, etc.The Magog Print Works [Magog].Prints, Regattas, Drills, etc.The wholesale trade only supplied.D.MORRICE, SONS & CO.Selling Agents, MONTREAL AND TORONTO.L.J.A- SURVEYER, SG St.Lawrence St.Third door from Craig, late of 1583 Notre Dame Full str ck of builders\u2019 and house furnishing hardware, electric bells aud outfit, &c.1.J.A.SURVEYER, JAMES BAXTER, 120 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTERAL.\u201ccmmeroial Paper Bought Advances made on Warehsuse Roseipta.Real Estate Bought, sold or Ezshaagei Sangulnet street, between Ernest and Ro § E 1HE MONTREAL HEKALD AND DAILY COMMERGIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AUGUSE.12 0 Lo.Fire Insurance at Current Rates, PROMPT SETTLEMENT GUARANTEED BY TRE HISTORY OF THE CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COY.OF EDINBURGH.FOUNDED 1880.+ « « Th ea equal to three years\u2019 donual incon, making ii ony of theo mye raliad! » m fee dc ing business in Canada, HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL: lL TAYLOR BROS.General Agents.\u2014C ELEGTRIC LIGHTING.THE ROYAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, MONTREAL, QUE, Wole manufacturers in Canada of the Thomson & Thomson-Houston : Systems of Elecirie Lighting.\u2018 Are Light Dynamos tor Street Lighting, ; \"INCANDESCENT LICHT DYNAMOS, J ow Tension, for Hotels, Mills, Factories, Charches, &¢ .LTERNATING INCANDESCENT LICHT DYNAMOS, [_ For Long Distances.for House and Commercial Lighting.HE o better proof of the superioritv of our apparatus can be offared than the fac tHat more Arc ligbis of our manufac ture are being daily operated in the Dom inion than of all other systems combined, about 50 per cent.being in the hands of gas companies, who are largely using our Incand escent system as well, Correspopdanse aclicited.Office and Factory, 54 to 70 WELLINGTON St .THE PROVINCE OF AUTHORIZ ED BY THE LEGISLATURE, For public gtablishments , and a large Hall for the St.John Baptist Scciety QUEBEC LOTTERY.such as Educational Mortrca.Monthly drawings for the vear 1890, from the month of Jaly ! July 9.August 13, September 10, October 8, Movember 12, Decomber 1% Second Monthly Drawing August 15th, 18908 13134 PRIZES.Worth $52,740.00 CAPITAL PRIZE | Worth $15,000.00 Tickets, - - = $1.00] a \u201c for = $10.00 pa Ask for circulars.LIST OF PRIZES 1 Prize worth $15,000\u2014 $15,000.00 1 4 Cw £.000\u2014 5000.00 \u201c1 « #.250\u2014 250000 1 wm 1250\u2014 1250.00 2 Prizes \u201c 500\u2014 1,000.60 jen 250\u2014 1.250.00 log ww DS 250000 200 \u201c « 15\u2014 800000 B00 uw = 10 500000 i .100 \u201cEProwimation, Tre 550000 B 2 EI 999 «\u20ac \u201c5\u2014 4995.00 999 #.+ 5\u2014 4995.00 3134 Prizes worth $52,740 8.E.Lefebvre, Manager, 81 St.Jamis st.contreal, Canad à 1891-1889.\u201c« 4.B.HARPER, President.Assessment System Life Insurance at Half Usuaf Rates Mubual Princigi Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association.HOME OFFICES \u2014P otter Building, 38 Park Row, Kew York @ity, 0.8.A, HE MQST PROGRESSIVE T HE LARGEST HE SAFEST pe EE ATTRAL PREMIUM N EXISTENCE LIFE ASSURANCE N THE WORLD At SOCIATION TO-DAY, PAID IN DEATH ClLLAIMS OVER $7,300,000.00 New and Admirable Features of its Perfected Plan, JUSTICE.LIBERA LITTY.FEATURE No.1.\u2014Free Policy, no restrictions upon residence, oceupation or travel, FEATURE No.2.\u2014Policy incontestable after five years.FEATURE No.3.\u2014Policy non-forfeitab le after five years.FEATURE No.4.\u2014Policy with a cash 8 urrender value after fifteen years.FEATURE No.5.\u2014Policy paid up after fifteen years.Cash Reserve Surplus Over $2,300,000 GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS, $350,000.: - The Central Trust Company ôf Now York is the Trustee ef its Reserve Fund.All Death Claims in Canada Settled by the foll WARRING KENNEDY, Eeq.(of Samson, Merch ants, Toronto.ing Canadian Board :\u2014 ennedy & Co.), Wholesale Dry Goode WILLIAM WILSON, Esq., Manufacturer, Toronto.J.F.EBY, Fea (of Eby, Bl ain & Co.), Wholesale Grocer, Toronta.IRVING WALKER, HON.BR.M.WELLS, JOHN 8.HALL, M.P.P.(of Chapleau, Montreal.q.(of RB.W.er and Sons), Late Speaker Ont.Legislature), Soliciter, &c., T Pty Goods, Tor onto.r arquto, Hall, Nicoll & Brown), Solicitor, &c Correspondence Solicited.Agents Wanted for Unrepresented Districts.D.Z.BESSETTE, 216 General Manager, 217 St.James Street, Mantreal.THE CANADA SUGAH (LIMITED.KET INING CUMPANY, ~~ MONTREAL, .Offer for Sale all Crades cf.Kefinod Suzars and Syrups QFTIOB OF THE PUBIAG ANALYISE.MONTREAL.Septombet th.:68° £o the Canada Sugar Refining Co'y Momirea! | Gentiemen.\u2014I bave pernnually :aken | samples from a large stock of vour Granuia:- | afer.\u201cREDPATH brand and cureiu\u2026s them by the Po:artecope nod I tnd these samples to be as near to av-olute purity ei hin, obtained by any process O! Sugar The test by the Polariacope showed :n yes- torday\u2019s yield 90.90 per cent of Pure Cane Su gar which may be considered COmmutciais 48 ABSOLUTELY PURER eUGAR.à JOHN BAKER EDWARDS, 1 POD.Lik Fes.| Public Analyist for the Dastrice ni Montre | and Professor o: Chemistry of.the well known Grand of NGTH AND PURITY, CHEMICAL RADORATORF.© © MEDICAL FACULTY.MoGiLL UEWERSITE.MONTREAL, September 9tb, 1887- Te the Canada Sugar Refiming Company: > Gentemen.\u2014I have taken and tested & samm- ple of your \"EXTRA GRANULATED™ Sdgar, and Sod that it yielded 9 §8 per cent ©! Pure Sugar.Nts practionlly as pére and 024 à Sugar as can de manufactures ca Yours wais, G.P.GERD OOD, - © a THE MONTREAL HERAILD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETIX THE BAN L Montreal, Is Authorised to \u201c-# \u2018 § - t 139,394 Preference Bhares of £10 or $48.67 (par) each, £1,333,340 or $6,488,921.33 116,867 Ordinary Shares of £10 or 548.67 (par) each, 1.168.670 or 5,677,794.00 and 4 1-2 Per Cent.Debenture Stoek 1,333,340 or 6,488,92L33 er 1 \u2026 Together £3,833,360 or $18,855,656.66 of the undermentionod Capital and Bebenture Stock at par, at the exchange of $4.86-7 (par) to the pound sterling, payable as follows.vix.: PREFERENCE AND ORDINARY SHARBS DEBENTURE SYOCK On Application.Æ10 007 $4.87 £5 Per Cent or 324.32 \u201c\u201c Allotment.\u2026.\u2026.ww.1000r 487 20 \u201c 97.33 2000.9.73 35 es 121.67 3000 1460 WB \u201c 191.67 S00or 1460 25 \u201c 121.67 £1000 48,67 £l $486.67 [USED 2m The Lists will be epen on TUESDAY, 13th August, 1800, and closed at the latest at 4 p,m, on the following day.Subscription Lists will also be Simultaneously {opened and closed in ENGLAND, .SCOTLAND and the UNITED STATES, at the offices of MESERS.COATES, SON & CO., 99 Gresham street.London, E.C.,.AND AT The Bank of feotiaudh Edinburgh, Glasgow and Branches in Scotland , The British Linen Company Bank, Edinburgh, Glasgew and Branches in Scotland - The Williams Deacon and Manchester and Salford Bank, Limited, Manchester and at its Country Branches - AND AT The Offices at Meners, Leyland & Bullins, Bankers, 'Liverpool AND AT The Bank of the Manhattan Companys 40 Wall Street, New York City.: At all of which Prospectuses may bo obtained.~ - \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 J.& P.GOATS, \u2018 © LIMITED FERCUSLIE THREAD WORKS, PAISLEY \u2014\u2014.(Incorporated under the Companies\u2019 Acts, 1862 to 18886.) - +, § - - £3,750,037 0: $18,359,000 0) 2,000,000 \u201cor.9,733,333 34 £5,760,000 Share Capital 4 1-2 por cont.Dobenture stock - or 987,983,333 34 § vs 4 \u2019 - THE SHARE CAPITAL IS DIVIDED INTO .200.060 6 per cent.Preference Shares (Cumulative) of £10 ) \" each\u2014£2,000,000 or $9,733,333.314 \u2014AND\u2014 - 175.000 Ordimary Shares of £10 Unoh\u2014#M,749,050 ÿ5,516,666.66.or ~ One-third of each class of security, being the largest proportion allywal by the rules of the London Stock Exchange, will be tak>n by the vendors in part payment of the purchase consideration.The DEBENTURE STOCK will be transferable whan fully: paid, in multiples of £10, and will be sacured by ithin-mentioned, in favour of the Trustees Mortgage, as w LTD.for the Debenture 8tockholders, viz.: THE DEBENTURE CORPORATION, Interest thereon will be paid half-yearly on the ist ist July in each year, the first payment January and the ist January, (891, on thq amounts as paid being mace on Up.The DEBENTURE STOCK will be issued as perpstual Stock, \u2018but the Company reserves the right to pay off the whole issue at £110 per cent.at any time after 1st January, 1901, and to pay off any part of the issue at any Mme after the same date, at the same rate, by drawings.- - > 7 a .t The PREFERENCE SHARES will be entitled, from and after ist January, 1891, to a cumulative Preferential Divis dend of 8ix per cent.per annum, payable out of the profits of the Company, and will aiso be entitled to rank on the property and assets of the Company in preference to the Ordinary Shares.v : La Until 31st December, 1890, both Preference wid Ordinary Shares will only be entitled to Interest at Five par cont.per annum, payable out of the profits of the Company, and calculated from the dates of Allotment and of the paymonts of the instalments, but from and after Ist January, 43d they will rank for dividend in the usual way.oon Se R 3 or - : Wr 4 .None of the Capital offered han been underwritten or guaranteed, but is offared unreservedly to the public.! The Allotment will be made as early as possible after the sabeerjption fe clohed ; smd in oases where it is not practicable to make any Allotment, the \u201c amount deposited on Application will be returned as soon as possible.The failure to pay say instalment when due will render all previous payments liable to Sexfeiture.5 K OF M Toronto and IDIRECTORS : ARBHIPALD COATS, Ferguslle Thread Works, Paisley, Chaïrman .JAMES COATS, Providence, Rhode Island, U.8 A, JAMES COATS, Jun., Ferguslie Thread Works, Paisley.THOMAS GLEN COATS, Ferguslie Thread Works, Paisley.PETER COATS, Jun, Ferguslie Thread Works, Paisley.GEORGE COATS, Ferguslie Thread Warks, Paisley.DANIEL COATS, Ferguslie Thread Works, Paisley.WILLIAM ALLAN COATS, Ferguslie Thread Works, Paisley.SIR JAMES EING, Bart, Deputy Chairman Caledonian Raliway.IRRJAMES WBITEEEAD, Bart., Director Pawson & Co, Limited.SIR WILLIAM ARROL, Wm, Arrel & Co., Glasgow.«'PTO2E.PEILIPPL Ferguslle Thread Works, Paisley.BANKERS: THE BANK OF SCOTLAND, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and B-anchs:.TBE BRITISE LINEN COMPANY, Ed oburgh, Glasgow, and Beanches.NEW YORK AGENTS : AUCEINCLOSS BROTHERS, 47 and 49 Whita Street.SOLICITORS : LINELATER, BACEWO0OD, ADDISON & BROWN, 3 Bond Court, Walb:22k, Lnin, BG JAMES EK.DUNY, a Gilmeur Street, Paisley.= 77 \"BROKERS: ~ MACRENZIE & AITEEN, 63 Bt.Vincent Stacet, Glasgow._ FANSON RROTHERS, Montreal, Cihada.\u2018 AUDITORS : TURQUAND, YOUNGS, WEISE, BISHOP & CLARKE, 41 Coleman Steet, E.C.SECRETARY : JAMES ADAM.FEGISTEREO OFFICES\u2014FERGUSLIE THREAD WORKS, Paisley.TEMPORARY LONDON OFFICES\u201499 GRESBAM STREET, LONDON, E.C.= \u2014 This Company has been formed for the purpose of acquiring and working the well-known and valuable Cotton Thread business of Messrs, J.& P, Coars, at Pais- lay, in Scotland, at Pawtucket, Rhode Island, in the United States of America, and elsewhere as a going concern.The business was originally founded at Paisley in 1830, and in America in 1842, and was carried on as a private firm till 1884, when it was converted into a private unlimited company, the whole of the shares belonging to the Messrs.Coats.It has now attained such proportions (having become one of the largest manufacturing concerns in the world), and the prospect of its further growth is such, that the Vendors have Jntermined to convert it info a public Company.3 [ irectors and Mem: bers of the existing private unlimited Company, who are the Vendors, as mentioned below.nr meine ge = Ro p.\u201cThe Messrs.Coars, whose names appear as Directors, have manageëi the business for many years, and they have ngreed that at least four of their number wil) be on the Board of the new Company for a period of five years from the date of ite incorporation.Mr.ARCHIBALR CoaTs wili accept the Chairmanship, and the Company will also have the benefit of the services of Mr.PururPP1 às Director (he having managed the foreign trade for upwarda of jen years), so that the continuity of the polioy hithorto pursuod is onsurad.Nr | The Land covered by the Works at Paisley and Pawtucket, and available for f farthet extension, comprises upwards of [20 acres, entirely freehold, and subject ohly to feu duties amounting to £1,123 per annum.The Buildings have been en- lérged and increased from time to time to meet the requirements of the business in each country; they are of the most substantial and improved description, and ge probably unsurpassed by the works of any other manufacturing establishment.The works at Paisley, to be transferred to the new Company, are the absol te property of the Vendors.The works at Pawtucket are veated in the Conant Thread Company, which is incorporated under the laws of the State of Rhode Islani.The rhares of this Company are almost entirely held by or on behalf of the Vendors, and Mr.Jams Coats is the President of the Company.The mills in America were ejected at various dates between 1870 and 1883, and the whole processes of manu- ècture are carried on therein, and the capacity of the establishment is equal to the large American trade of the firm.The steam engines in the various milla at Paisley and Pawtucket give an aggregate of upwards of 17,500 indicated horse power, and the machinery and plant embrace every appliance of the best and most modern dascrintion.The total number of bunds employed 1a over 6,000.Upon the land at Paisley are commodious dining halls fer the workpeople, a school, also numerous dwelling houses and recreation grouads.\u2018 , A siding of the Glasgow and South Western Railway afords communication with the entire railway system of the United Kingdom, and most valuable rights to the supply of pure water for the Bleach Works are secured by the Paisley Waterworks Acts, 1835, 1654, 1866.A and reported upen\u2019ns followh, vil\".11 Brturran Squans, Loxpox, E.C, July 25th, 1890.| Peas brs 5 doin MILLS.; Lr .= Purstant to your instructions we have attended at these mills at Paisley, and 4 have shed Wreful inspection of the variows mill bui ldings, fixed plant, machinery engines and boilers, etc., with a view of advising you as to thelr present condition.The plant is of a most costly description, and for the greater part of modern ty and includes not only all the latest improvements for the economical working of the business, but there are also special machines of the firm\u2019s own manufactars for which they hold letters patent.The buildings are of a most substantial character and admirably adapted for the purpoæs for which they were erected, and it may be generally stated that both as regards arrangement of mill buildings and the laying down of the machinery, the plans, which can only have originated from experience, bave been followed up with one idea of thoroughness, without regard to cost.In conclusion, we may 6äy that notwithstanding our large and varied experience in machinery, it hes never beap our lot to survey a mill so admirably deaigned, so well executed, and so carefully kept and maiatained.Wa.are, Dear Sirs, Yours faithfully, (Sigaed) Messrs, Coates, $>8 & Co, 9) Gresham street, E.C.Fuuueg, Horsey Syvs & CASSELL.+ : # BOSTON MANUFAUTURER3 MU CULL FIRE [IN3.CD.|- 31 Meuk Se, Bosvoy, Jaly 2211, 18),.The undermgred, William B.Whiting, Vice-President, from personai inspae- ion, and Edward Atkinson, President, from knowledge derived from the constant supervision of the reports asd inspeetions made by Mr.Whiting, and other experts thereto appointed, hereby carly thet the mills, plant and machinery of the Coxaxt Tureap Co., of Pawtucket, R I., ara in good repair, and are in the hiffhest state of efficiency.(Signed) EpwarD ATKINeON, President, Ww.B.Ware, Vice-Pres\u2019t, Mrssrs, CoATES, Sox & Co, #9 Gresham Sg, London.works now in coures of construction ia Rugeia, and also in a small factory at Montreal.All the interesis of the Vendors in Amsrica, Canada aul Rassla will pass to the new Company.; .3 + Tu addition to the works above in the Vendora are interested in The mills, plant and machinery at Paisley and Pawtucket hawe been inspected | ONTREAL Branches Receive Subscripti jons in Canada for Messrs, Trrquaxn, Youxos & Co., Chartered Accountants, of London, have given the following Certificate with reference to the profits of the business :\u2014 41, COLEMAN STREBT, LoNDpoN, E.C., August 5th, 1890.\u2018\u201cMenars.COATRE, SON & Co, == \u201cGENTLEMEN, \u201c examined the Statement of Profits submitted to ua by Messrs.J.& P- \u201c Cons and compared if with their Books at Paisley, and after making certain s readjustments find that, without charging interest on capital or borrowed money, \u201c rent in\u2018respect of freehold 8, or subscriptions and donations, but after deducting the feu duties and providing for depreciation, the profits of their business, car- « sjed on at home and abroad, during the seven years ended 31st December 1869, « including dividends, except as mentioned below, received during that period on \u201c shares held by or on behalf of Meusrs.Coats in the Conant Thread Co., and their \u2018 share 0 f profits from the Canada À bread Co, were £2,982,340.16.8, averaging as \u201c follows:\u2014 : A ppreximaie average of the last Seven years.ee £426,018-18- 3 per annum « \u201c « Three \u201c .457,719.8.8 \u201c \u2018 Amount for the year 1889.474,775.6.10 s » Subject to the following remarks :\u2014 the profits above mentioned, Messrs.Coats have carried 1 fund and invested, a special dividend of £103,434.3.1,, « and also portions of other dividends received during the seven years from the \u201c Corant Thresd Company, and these, with accumulations, now amount to £201, « §21.2.9,, of which cr)y £20,864.3.9-bas been written back and treated as profit.| 1 \u201c That in addition to * to the credit of a rerewa 2 \u2018That dorirg (be above period the sum of £208,647.11.4.was expended inthe \u201c erection of a Spinning Mill at Paisley, completed in 1888.Messrs.Coats wrote \u201c cf £144,387.4.0 of the above amount out of profite; but in preparing their state- \u201c ment of tLe profits of the above period, they have written back that sum, and it « jg included in the above total of £2,952,340,16.8.The reason assigned to us by « Messrs.Coats for this is, that having erected a mill in a style and of mater\u2019als * much superior to those usually employed for such a purpose, they determined as \u201c a private company to write down the cost toa low avd arbitrary figure out of \u201c their profits, but contend that the actual profits made should not be reduced \u201c thereby, à contention which does not appear to us to be at sll unreasunable.\u2018 Mesars.Coatg further state that in the future the cost of the maintenance of this « \u2018mill will stand at & minimum as compared with that of other mills; and an in- < prection of the building in question confirms this view.Besides the above « Mesgrs.Coata wrote off £25,985.14.1.in respect of the machinery in the new miil, « and a school erected about the same time, which sum has not been written back.3 \u201cThat as regards the question of depreciation in respect of the buildings, # plant and machivery Lelonging to Mr.J.& P.Coats at Paisley; so far as we are \u201c competent to judge from the materials placed before us, we are of opinion that # gufficient provision has been made in the accounts.4 \u201c That no allowance do any partner for management in Scotland is charged \u201c in the accounts, but a special allowance of £3,(00 per annum and taxes has been « made to one of the partners residing in America.(Signed) TurqUAND, Yquxes, Weiss, Bisxor & CLARKE, ThLe annual interest-on £2,000,000 Debenture Stock at 43 per cent will require.aaoren aparonen posnenseeauscerencene aoneraum0 OMS 00t a CAVNN0 NT OMC SE STU CO 00E The annual Dividend on £2,000,000 Preference Shares at 6 per cent will TEQUIFE.\u2026.vouc0s verses eens sesace areans nasenenee one ttbesete beasts neonate nnaaranen A Dividend of, say, 8 per cent on £1,7560,000 Ordinary Shares will absorb.£ 99,000 120,000 140,000 Gaonsonsanteranetrssnac0seuusacs Tle above averages show that the business is a progressive one; and it will be seen bat even if the profits do not exceed the average of the last seven years, there will Le a surplus of £76,000 available for Reserve Fund, or for further div- depds ; and sLonld the profits equal or exceed those of 1889, this surplus will be nereased to vpwards af £124,000.Befcre arriving at tLe at ove averages of profits, there have been deducted certain percer.teges snd allow ances in connection with the American business, which b#ve amounted during the last seven years on an average to £19,083 per annum.U1 cer the contract the Vendors undertake to relieve the Company of all these pay- *.ents in future which shculd more than cover any additional cost of direction, eo The Company takes over the businéss and profits as from 1st July, 1890, with tl e benefit of and subject to all current contracts, and pays interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, from that d ate, on that portion of the purchase money which.s jayable in cash.The Stock-in-trade of the Vendors, consisting of wholly and partly manufactured stock and raw material, is estimated by them to have amounted, on the 30ih Ji1e, 1890, to upwards of £960,000.The Vendors believe that this amount of Stock \u20181e fully sufficient for the working of the business, and that with the Cash mentioned + telow, is will constitute an ample Working Capital.They guarantee that the Stock.to be handed over to the Company shall amount toat least £960,000: and undertake that if when the stock-taking on the 30th June lsst has been completed, there should be any deficiency on that sam, they will Bay the same to the Company in cash.They also undertake to hand over to the Company in cash £100,000, making withibe Stock, £1,360,000.\u201d Fhe Company will not take over any of the liabilities or book debts of the Vendazs, but the debts owing to or by them will be collected and discharged on their account through the Company, in such a manner as to avoid interference with the ordinary trade arrangements with customers and connections.The price to be paid to the Vendors for the business, Goodwill, Properties, Trade Marks, Machinery and Utensils, Shares in the American and Canadian Companies, the jnterests of the Vendors in Russia, and the above-mentioned Stock and Cash, i8 £5,750,000, which will be paid as follows : In 58,333 Fully-paid Ordinary Shares.£583,330 Being one-third of each In \u20ac6,666 Fully-paid 6 per cent.Prefer- .issue, and the largest ence Shares.aacssstonsau seras sevens 666,660 amount permitted by In Debenture Steck .666,600 | the rules of the Lon- .don Stock Exchange.py 44d je, Caeh ° sx cog mpomge se coca sge es re00es 3,833,350 7 Vo : my wis Sod or VEN ON - £5,750,000 4 The Agreement for the purchase of the business is dated the 31st day of July \u2019 1890, and is made between J.& P, Coars of the first part, James Coars (residing at Providence, in the United States of America), JaMEs Coars, JUNIOR, ARCHIBALD Coats, GORGE Coats, (Belle Isle, Ayrshire), DANIEL Coars, WILLIAM ALLAN CoOATS, GEorGE Coars, (Garthland Place, Paisley), Axprew Coars, PETER MACKENZIE COATS, WirLIAM HopGE.Coars, and Stuart AucurNcLoss Coars, (residing at Providence aforesaid), all Thread Manufactures in Paisley, and being the whole of the present Shareholders of the Old Company, of the second part, and WirLiam PoLLOK STEWART, on behalf of this Company, of the third part.The said agreement has been confirmed by an agreement dated the 6th August, 1890, and made between the same parties as the mentioned agreement of the first three parts ard the Company of the fourth part.Copies of these Contracts, of the Memorandum and Articles of Association, may be seen at the offices of the Company in Paisley, of its solicitors in London and Paisley, at the Bank of the Manhattan Company in New York and at the Bank of Montreal, Montresl, Canada.Besides these Agreements, there are also contracts and agreements too numerous to specify made by the Venders in the course of their business ; also an agreement with Messrs Coarxs, Son & Co., 5th day of August, 1890; with reference to making this issue.The Vendors (who are the promoters of this Company) out of the purchase money pay all expenses up to allotment, also all stamps and expenses of the transfer to the Company, and the execution of the Trust Deed and Debenture Stock Certificates, and all subscribers for Shares and Debenture Stock will be deemed to have accepted the information given in this Prospectus as full and sufficient notice and particulars of such contracts as are above specified or referred to, and to have waived all right to any further notice or particulars thereof, whether under Section 38 of the Companies Act, 1867, or otherwise, As security for the Debenture Stock, the various Heritable Properties in 4Scotland, and the shares and other assets in Foreign Countries will, so far as is consistent with the due conduct of the business, and with the laws of those countries, be rransferred to The Debenture Corporation, Limited, as Trustees for the Debenture Stockholders, upon the Terms of a Trust Deed, the form of which, with the form of Debanture Stock Certificate, can be seen at the offices of the Solicitors in London aid Paisley, and at New York and Montieal, ag above.- a *- The Stetements in this Prospectus as to the properties and business are made 1 upen the authority of and information furnished by the Vendors, If the number of Shares or Debentures alotbed is less than the number applied for, the surplus deposit will be credited in reduction of the amount payable on al- me \u2019 , Ets.7 It is intended to make early application for à quotation for the Shares and Debenture Stoek on the London and Provincial Stock Exchanges.London, New York and Montreal, 6th August, 1890, UT A EN amy 1 8 THE MO The Royal Electrie Company NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS arterly dividend of (2) Two per cent.on u$ Sald-up a, ital stock of the Royal Electric Company been declared, payable on the 15th of August next, and will be ma shareholders on tha .9 tothe Transfer book will be closed from the 1st to the 15th prox.both days inclusive.By order of the Board.CHAS.W.HAGAR Secretary.1 Montreal, July 31st, 1690.185 to 199 The Royal Electric Company hereby given that application wi be made at tha next session of the Legis- jature of the Province of Quebec co change the par value of the shares ofthe Royai Elec- iric Company from Ten doliars to One hundred dollars par value each, By order of the Board, CHAS.W.HAGAR Secretary.Montreal, July 33st, 1800 185 to 199 WM.PARKS & SON (LIMITED) ST.JOHN, N.B.COTTON SPINNERS, BLEACHERS, DYERS AND MANUFACTURERS 1 Cotton yarns, cotton warps, ball knitting cottons, hosiery yarns and yarns for manufacturers\u2019 use.Beam warps for woolen mills, gray cottous, sheetings, drills and ducks.SHEETING, SHIRTING AND STRIPES Eight oz cottonades in plain and fancy mixed patterns THE ONLY \u201cWATER TWIST\" YARN MADE IN CANADA \u2014-AGENT#S-\u2014 wx.HEWITT, } Toronto H.A.LAROCHE JonN HALLAM Ont, Montreal.\u2014MILLS\u2014 NEW BRUNSWICK ST.JOHN Cotton Mills Cotton Mills ST.JOHN, N.B.JAS.A.CANTLIE & C0.LATE CANTLIE, EWAN & CO.Established 21 Years.General Merchants & Manufacturers AZen's CANADIAN WOOLENS AND COTTONS po 15 ST.HELEN STREET MONTREAL.Correspondence solicited.Advances made on consignments.Est WbMishod 1878 THE GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA The oldest and largest in America.Paid upcapital and resources over $1,000,000 This company transacts no other business.It has on its books the records of over 110,000 employes guaranteed by it in all parts of the -éontinent in the past twenty-five years.SirA.T.Calt,G.C-M.G., Edward Rawlings, Vice-President and Managing Director, Head office, 157 St.James street, Montreal Established 1872 \u2018The Accident fnsurance Company of North America Head office, 157 St, James st., Montreal BIR A.T.GALT, EDWARD RAWLINGS, President, V.-Prest.& Man, Director It has pald over 19,000 losses covering $1,000,000 M.NOLAN ce LISLE, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Room No.23 Fraser Building, No.45 St.Sacrament Street, PATENTS Dayeas d Re-issues secured Trade-Marks \u201cve rte a nd ail other patent causes in the Patent Office and before the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketeh of invention, I make careful examination, and advise \u2018as to patentability free of charge.With my offices directly across from the Patent Office, and being in personal attend: ance there, it 1s apparent that I have saper- dor facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the more vigorous and suc ul prosecution of applications ror patent, and or attending to all business entrusted to my care, in the shortest possible time.FEES MODERATE, and exclusive at dention given to malend business.Information, advice and special references sent on re- } it.ane J.R.LITTELL, ; Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes, Washington, B.C, (Mention this paper.) Onvosite U.8 Patent Office.S.COCHENTHALER.IMPORTER OF FINE HAVANA CIGARS, \" 167 9T.JAMES STREET.Nest Door to the * Star\u201d Office.Sole Proprietor of the celebrated \u2018Virginity High Class \u201d Smoking Mixture\u2014Unexcelled inthe Dontinion.ESTABLISHED 1839.BUY YOUR STEEL CUT NAILS WM.DARLING & GO0.'S Hardware Merchants, 30 ST.SULPICE STREET, MONTREAL.The Royal Canadian Fire and Marine Insurance Co.- 157 St.James Street, Montreal.Cr pital.we veveses 517,678 I UNCAN McIN1YRE, Esq., President, LON.J.R.THI BAU DEAT.Vice-President gent for Oity and District of Montreal.HARRY GUTT, ARCUD.NIPOLL, Secretary.Marine Underwriter.Gxo.H.McHuNry, Manager.\u2018 M.J.EB DROLE Gécoermes Central Verment Railroad TRAINS LBAVE MONTREAL.BONAVENTUR! fFATION 3 AM, WHITE MOUNTAIN Express .arriving Montpelier 12.5 p.m., Well¢ River 2.31 p.m,, Whitetied 4.10 p.w., Bethlehem 4.26 p.m., Profile House {.43 p.m,, Fahy- ans 4.19 pw, SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON 6.30 p.m., Crawford House 4,55 pm.Portland 8,05 p.m., Old Orchard Beach 9 p.m, Wagner new Buffet parlor cars Montreal to Fabyans 8 : A.M.- Tast train, arriving St, Albans 10,50 am., Burlington 12.19 pin.M »ntpelier 12.10 p.m , White River Junction 245 p.m , Boston via Lowell 7.30 p.m., and Nw York via Sprirgfis,.d 10p.m.Wagner New Buftet Farlor Cais t) Boston P.M.\u2014Local,ar riving at 8t.Alex- } $2 andre 537 p.m.Des Rivieres 5.51 p,m., Stanbridge 5.57 p.m,, St.Armand 6.10 pas Highgate Springs 5.2) p.m tt.Albans 50 p.m.Farnham 558 p.m., Granby 6.40 p.m., Waterloo 7 20 p.m.5 35 RAM.\u2014NEW YokK ExPRRSS, DAILY .0} SUNDAY IN LUDED \u201carriving st Albans 7.45 pm, Soper); Burlington 858 .m., Rutland 11.15 r.m., Troy 1.45 a.m, Al.any 220 a.m., New Yorx 7.00 a.m, Daily.Sunday exceptéd, arriving Worcester 8 4( a.m.; Boston 6.48 a.m., 9ia Rutland, Bellows Falls and Fitchburg.Wagner's new vestibule Buffet Palace Sleeping Cars .contreal to New York and Boston.This train makes close :qnnoctions at Winchendon 1 ftchburg and Boston for all poirts in New England.P.M.\u2014Boston Night Express, DAILY 8,30£üwpay INCLUDED, arriving St.Albans 10.45 p.m.White River Junction 3.15 2.10.Manchester 6 25 am., Nashua 7.00 a.m, Bost.a via Lowell 8.30 a.m.Daily, Surday ex« sréed, for Boston via Fitchburg, arriving 93% Lm., New York via Northampton, Foly oke, Springfield and New Haven, 11.40 a.magner New Vestibule Buffet Sleeping Cars to Boston and Springfield.fhis train makes close connection at Nashua and Winchenden for Worcester Providence and all points on the New York and New England Railroads.For Tic kete, Time-tables and all information, apply ' Windsor aud Balmoral Hotel Grand Trunk Offices, or at the Company\u2019s otfice, 136 St.James street.A C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger gent.J.W.HOBART, 8.W.CUMMINGS, General Manage: General Pz 88.Agent: June 30th, 1890, on JF 1Y der ri} § Delaware & HudsonRR LARE CHAMPLAIN & GEORGE STEAMERS \u2014 \u2018Shortest Route to NEN YORK \u2014 AND TO- - Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Bos- tun, Philadelphia, Baitl- more and Waghington, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST Quick Time.LNo Delays TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 7.90 a m.\u2014Dally, except Sunday, arrivin in New York at 8.50 p mn.Buffer Drawing room car, Montreal to Ne w York.5 45 p.m.-\u2014Night Expiess, sandays Includea \u2014Waguer\u2019s Buffet Vestib aleSleeping Car runs through to New York without change, are riving in New York at /.00 next morning.This Train makes close ccnnection at Troy and Albany with Sleeping Car Train for n, arriving at 9.30 a.m.New York Through Malis and Express carried via this line.Information ven and Tickets sold [at \u2018Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, all Grand Trunk Offices; and at the Company\u2019s Office.143 St.James Street, Montreal, 4.W.BURDIOK, A H.HENRY, en General Pass Agt.Agent, Albany, N.Y.Montreal.MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Trains Leave Bonaventure Depot at 9 00 A.M, arriving at Ottawa at 12.30 p.m.6 00 P.M, arriving at Ottawa at 9.45 p.m, Morning train stops at Alexandria only on A.Ry.Evening train stops at all stations on tho C.A.Ry.Train Leave Ottawa 8 00 A M.arriving in Montreal at HL85 .am 5.00!\" arriving in Montreal at 8.20 Morning train stops all stations on C.A.Ry.Evening traln stops only at Casselman and Alexandria on C.A.Ry.Boston trains leaving Ottawa at 2 p.m, and arriving at Ottawa at 11.35 a.m, will do local service both ways.MONTREAL AND VALLEYFIELD.Trains Leave Canadian Pacific Windsor street Depot at 9 2 AM, arriving at Valleyfield at 11.20 5 ] 5 P.M., arriving at Valleyfield at 7.85 \u2018 p.m.\u2018 Trains Leave Valleyfield 1 40 A.M, arriving in Montreal at 9.45 \u2019 a.m.b.00 Le arriving in Montreal at 7.55 \u2018Above Tima Tables in effect Monday, June 30th, 1890.Company's Office, 136 St.James St.Tickets and seats in Parlor Cars can also be secured at Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, Ticket offices Bonaventure Depot, and 143 St.James street.\\ J.W.DAWSEY, C.J.SMITH, Goneral Agent Genl.Pass, Agen Montreal, Ciara & J.CHAMBERLIN, .«eneral Manager, Otawa 1 June80 ESTABLISHED 1808 TWENTY-FOURTY YEAR == epee AT ERNATION, Ve RAILWAY \u2014 AND stom-navigaron GUIDE * (PUBLISHED MONTHLY) THE ONLY RECOCNIZED RAILWAY QUIDE OF THE DOMINION Contains the Latest TIME TABLES from Ofmclal Sources also a reliable and accurate GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA eee Being an Alphabetical List of Raiiway, Steamerand Stage Points, in which are designated Towns with Express and Telegraph Offices, Money Order ices, P.O.Savings Banks, etc, giving Population, Location, etc, making the Guide invaluable for TRAVELERS, TOURISTS, SHIPPERS, BANKERS, Eta 7 INSURANCE 8500 8500 ACCIDEN 7 INSU To ALL SUBSCRIBERS AND FREE ° PURCHASERS.FRER eer.Newsdealers and Booksellers, and For Son Agents on Trains and Steamers.» PRICE, 25 CENTS Gimavai Sebecription, 82.50.Payablein Advances TERNATIONAL QUIBE que\" PUBLISHERS 3 oosavez MALE HILL MONTREAL Yo Box 69 MO FOR SALE NOBEL'S Ne.1 DYNAMITE '7S per cent.Strength.Safest, Cheapest and Best Price 30¢ per 1b at Magazine.B.& 8.H.Thompson & Co.28 81.Sulplee 81.Montreal CRATEHEERN & CAVEREILL Heavy Hardware and Metal Merchants CAVERHILL, LEARMONT & CO.Shelf Hardware Merchants Caverhill\u2019s Buildings 89 St, Peter Street Montreal REAL ESTATE.FOR SALE DESIRABLE RESIDENCES, BUILDING SITES.FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO CHARLES HOLLAND, 240 nt.James Street UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL of Bishop's College, LENNOXVILLE, P.Q.For Calendars apply to REV.PRINCIPAL ADAMS, D.C.L, Lennoxville, P, Q.J.G.SIBBALD, tassorter and Commission Merchant Steel Rails.Iron, Metals, &c.\u2014\u2014\u2014) > Agency for Canada for the Marks Automati Car Coupler, Miltimore\u2019s Car Wheel Dressing Machine.146 BROADWAY NEW YORK.OSWALD BROS.Members Montreal Stock Exchange 77 St.Francois Xavier Street.DIRECT WIRE In Connection with BATEMAN & CO., + Stock Exchange, New York, BALDWIN & FARNUM, Board of Trade, Chicago, Stocks, Grain and Produce on margin or for cash, Commission business only.RIDDELL & COMMON Chartered Accountants, 22 ST.JOHN STREET Commissioners for New York State and the Canadian Provinees.A.F.Riddell.W, J.COMMON.By J ames Stewart c CARD James Stewart & Co.REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.204 St.Tames Street.(Mechat ies\u2019 Chambers.) Special, attenton give to Trade Sale \u2018 National Colonization Lottery Under the Patronage of the .REV.FATHER LABELLE.Esiablished in 1884, under the Act of Que- bee, 82 Vic., Chap.86, for the benefit of the 1) ocesan Societies of Colonization of the Prov .nce of Quebec, - CLASS DT je 87th Monthly Rrawipg will take place WEDNESLAY.AUG.20th, 1890, AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M, tue.0 Este Prise worth.;.859-300 TICKETS = #1.00.Winners\u2019 names not published unless specially authorised.Drawings on the third Wednesday of every month.A.A.AUDET, Secretary, Offices, 19 8t.James street, Montreal, Can.ROBERT MITCHELL & G0.MONTREAL BRASS WORKS \u2014 Manufacturers of Gas and Electric Light Fixtures for Churches, Halls and Dwellings.SHOWROOM Cor.St.Peter « Craig Sts.FACTORY St.Cunegonde.IMPERIAL Fire Insurance Company (ESTABLISHED 1883.) Jubscribed Capital.$6.000,000 Total Invested Funds.$8.000,000 Agencies for Insurance agalnst Fire loss 1 athe principal towns of the Dominion.janadian Branch Office.COMPANT'S BUILDING, ' 8t.James Street, Montreal.E.D.LACY esiden tMauager for Canada.Lake of ihe Woods Milling Co, LIMITED.The Most Perfect Mill in Canada Capacity 1600 Barrels a Day \u2014 Elevators at all important wheat points in the Northwest.All grades of hard wheat flour in barrels and bags.Quotations and other information can be had on application.Qéfice, cornor Port and Common sts MONTREAL.DR.FOWLERS | PW EXT:OF en Ré WILD YT RAWBERRY CURES UHOLERA LARRH(FA YSENTERY AND ALL SLIMMER COMPLAIRTS AND FLUXE S OF THE BOWELS IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE, FOR | © @RILORFMN OR ADULTS.JUST PUBLISHED Customs and excise Tariff With Tables of Foreiga Exchange, Harbour Dues, ete.Corrected up to June 235th.Price by Mail: « = « = = 50¢ MORTON, PHILLIPS & GO Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Printers, 1755 1757 Notre Dame St, MONTREAL.FEHMENIX Fire Insurance Company OF LONDON.ENG.PATERSON & SON General Agents for the Dominion Hend Agency Office SP.FRAN CCISXAVIER STREET.Montreal.TO LET, Building, No.528 St.James St.Cor, Cathedral, near G.T.R.Depot.At present occupied by the Fuliman Palace Car Company and C.P.R.Land Office.Offices neatly furnished and heated by hot water.Also, three Comfortabie Houses at Lachine close to Upper Station.Apply to DAWES & CO., 521 St.James street.THE KEY-TO HEALTH.Unlocks all ths clogged avenues of thé | DO orally sithous vonkoning tha y without w ning all the impurities and foul : bumors of the secretions; at the same .time Correcting Acidity of the | Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyse * Headaches, Dizziness, eartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of - Wision, 1 dice, Bae (neu, Ærysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering o fhe H Nervousness, and Gens om Dens SES SE 0) ©.happy.influence Pot BURDOCK BITTERS M MOEURN & COw Proprietors.Torosld JOHNH.RB.MOLSON & BROS.Ale and Porter Brewers, 1006 Notre Dame Street Montreal Have always on hand the various xinds of ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regulany supplied.St.Leon Palace Hotel opened June 1st, 1890, Rates $2 to $3 a dav; special rates by the week, mouth and season.Low fares by water or rail.M.A.THOMAS, manager, formerly of the European Hotel, Toronto.For information address the St.Leon Mineral Water Ce.(Ltd.Toronto, or St.Leon Springs, Quebec.CANADA COTTON Manufacturing Company OF CORNWALL Manufacturers of Cottouades, Ducks, Drills.Flannel- ettes, Canton Fliannels.Ginghawms and Dyed Linings.INTREAL HERALD ANY DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AL 2UST 12 7 SPECIAT, LINES HODGSON, SUMNER & CO Are Now Offering .New Fancy and Ombre Prints, new fancy Dress Goods, black Cashmere in 40, 44 and 46 inch, Colored Cashmere in 40, 44 aud 46 inch.New Black Spanish Lace, new Biacx Chantilly fice.rew Torchon Lace, Eittel Point Lace, Black aad Fancy Ribbons.New Guipure Lace Curtains, new Roman and Fancy Curtains Chenille Curtains and Table Covers.New fancy Metal Buttons, new Gilt and Silver Buttons, Silver awd Gilt Anchor Buttons, Ivory and Pearl Button : Garter Elastic full range.: ; New Frillings.new Cashmere Hosiery and Gloves, mew Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarfs and Ties, Baldwin'S & Rusts Fingering.Full range Ladies\u2019 I.R.Circulars and Mantles.347 and 349 St.Paul Street.BRANDIES.Vigitors to the PARIS EXPOSITION will have learnt that che leading bra in Paris, and, in fact, throughout France, is that of Messrs.BISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & co, This house is the third ls,gzest shippers of Branly ia she mit, JAS.HENNESSY & CO.and MARTELL & CO.only excee ing them.For sale by all leading Grocers and Wine Merchants.\u2019 JOHN OSBORN, SON & CO.Sole Agents for : U.8.AND GANADA.THE DWINNELL PATENT SYPHON CISTERNS THEY STAND AT THE HEAD.v ; ï SIMPLE, POSITIVE, DURABLE, CHEAP .The £51 hen is started withcut any special valve, consequently there is noth~ ing to get out of order.They are almost noiseless in filling, as the water is introduced at the bottom.All sizes and styles of box, cast-iron or wood, lead or copper liced.The trade supplied with complete cistern or attachments only.THE DWINNELL PATENT FITTINGS \u2014\u2014\u2014FOR\u2014\u2014\u2014 STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING Ipsure an even distribution of the current through all the pipes, require less pieces, and consequently lessen labor, casting of joints, &: ina building.ONCE USED ALWAYS USED Send for Circular and Price-list.MILLER BROS.& TOMS (Successors to Miller Bros.& Mitchell Manufacturers and Agents for the Dominion, Montreal, Que MCINTYRE,SON& GO (MPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER'S AGEN.Havelin stock the best value to be had in SCOTCH AND IRISH LINZRN PLAIN CASHMERES AND SERCES IFANCY PLAID DRESS COODS VELVETEENS ULSTERINGS BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, all sizes \u2014_\u2014SMALIW ARES\u2014\u2014 ROUILLON'S KID GLOVES, Josephine & Jouvin cut.13 VICTORIA SQUARE, Montreal OI MES Electric Protection Company 1 FOR CANADA, LIMITED.) 163 ST.JAMES STREET, - MONTREAL.Burglary .Prevented During Your Temporary Absence from the City.The Moncton Sugar Refining Go.LIMITED.MONCTON, + N.13.ALL GRADES/IOF REFINED SUGARS ANDLSTRUPN \u2014 We, Gaarantee cur Sugars to be Absolutely Pure and No Adultoration.ofanuy kind used:in their manufacture.JOHNAL.HARRIS, JIHN WKEAZIE, Picsident.a BCcrotar.C.P.HARRIS.Treasurer.y.Office 42 St.John st.Montreal UONCTON.N, B.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Sm TET 1 22200 me EN \u2014 8 KIGHTLY RUN RACES THE C.A.A.O.REGATTA TERMINATES SUCOBSSFULLY, Good Management, a Fine Course and Close Contests\u2014The Grand Trunk Crew Disqualified for am Alleged Foul\u2014The Westeras Men Leave fer Wercester\u2014-Lee Defeats Largen\u2014Racing at the Driving Park Te-Day.The remaining races on the programme of tbe Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen tock place yesterday, at Lachine, and certainiy the meet was most successful as regards the competitions.As already statedin these-columns, il was decided by the commit- teellrsit the races not rowed on Saturday sironld be contested for immediately on the arrival of the 9.20 train at Lachine, Put, as on Saturday, a strong gale was blowing during Me'whole morning, And as some of the competitors protested against pulling in such .The first game was scored by O\u2019Brien after pine minutes\u2019 play and the second and third by McKay in one and two minutes respect ively.e Sherbrookes again challenged the Capitals to play another match.ROD AND GUN, vo Excursion of the Newly Formed Hod and Gun Club, The new field and gun club, \u201c Chenal da Moine,\u201d he:d their excursion yesterday to Chenal du Moine,\u201d [Top Channel] Lake St Peter, on board the steamer \u201c Berthier.\u201d A large crowd took advantage of the voyage, which started at 8.30 o'clock and did not return till & late hour.At Chenal du Moine, shooting and fishing matches were held an» general sport indalged in, giving great amusement to the excursionists.General Sporting Gossip.Among the entries at the Kingston bench show of dogs to be held on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of next month, in the smooth haired fox terrier class are the celebrated pair of dozs named * Puneb)\u2019 and ** Judy \u201d\u201d owned by Mr.G.W.Prescott, of Toronto.On September Ist, fourth Labor Day celebration, the Staten Island Athletic Club will hold their annual games.The following events have beem arranged: tennis teurna- ment, regatta, athietiegames, lacrosse match, base \u2018bal match, pony raeing.Im the even- ixg there will be fireworks an illuminations, alse dress parade and famey drill, se Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c, FROM THE RANCHES DR.McBAOHRAN AND SRNA- TOR McGINNBS HOME.Excellent Reports from the Ranches.\u2014Cal- gary's Magnifioent Crcp Prospects.\u2014 Railroad Building in Alberta \u2014Business on à Sound NBasis.\u2014Exoelient Crops ia Manitoba.\u2014No Damage by Frost so Far.~The Hall Storm.\u2018 Yesterday aflernoon à HBRALD reporter called on Dr.McEachran, of the Veterinary College.The doctor is interested in a large ranch in the Northwest, and as he has been on a prolonged visit to Alberta District, where many ranches are situated, it might prove entertaining to make known some of the interesting facts revealed to the scribe during a quarter of an hour\u2019s conversation.In answer to a question the doctor said: \u201cThe round-up on the cattle raaches\u2019 [the gathering up of catile] \u201cshows that the effect of the weather was uot very damaging to grown stock, as very few losses wer: repo.ted; the percentage of deaths of calves was much greater.It is evident that large numbers pe.ished in the March and April storms.This applies, however, more particularly to those ranches on which necessary precautions for feeding calves were neglected, as on ranches where the hay was properly put up and where the (at'le were looked after the percentage of calves now upon the ranches is almost equal to last year,\u201d \u201cWhat about the hors?ranches?\u201d \u201cThe percentage of fon's, in comparison, is as good as formerly, though there 1s no doubt that many died during the early spring.Yet the horse dealers are quite satisfied wiih the results attained.\u201d \u201cHas the weather Been as good as last scan?\u201cIn the early part of the season rain was aburJdant and since then the weather has been +0 favorable that as & result there is an enduring growth of grass, particularly ou the foot hills.The latter part of the summer, was, however, dry and, for that country,very hot.The result fs that the crops, on some farms aud ranches, particularly oats, will be u.ed chiefly for foc !, and in :5me places it will hardly pay the farmers to cut at all, This does not apply to Calgary district.Here the crops are simply magnificent.\u201d + Jg there much railroading joing on ?\u201d * In the district of Alberta tneve isa great deal of 1ailway building, The Alberta Coal company are rapidly pushin, their extension to thie boundary line from Lethbridge.The Calgary and Edmonjon Railway Co.are building north from Calgary and it is Intended next year to extend the line south to Mac- Leod.It is also expected that within one er a railway will be built through Crow's est Pass to British Columbia.This will open up the large petroleum wells; valuable coal mines as well as gold and other mines which nave been discovered In the vieinity of this pass.\u201d \u201c Do you consider the outlook good ?\u201d\u201d \u201cYes, all things considersd, In Alber ta district tbing3 are raost encouraging, and those who bave investiments thore feel more honeful to-day than ever before, I visited Calgary twice during (he summer, and where in J£31\u2014my first visit\u2014there were two log cabinsand five white ttlers,I1 found a thriving town of 4,000 pcople.There are several magnificent hote #, 8 good system of waterworks, electric lights (the city is lighted entirely by electricity), beautiful terraces, and private residences equal to those of large eitier.the Did you find busineas good while you were ere?\u201cSplendid.The business done, properly speaking¢, amounts to almost a boom, and one which,in my opinion, is on a sound basis, Itis arailioad centre and is surrounded by rich ranches and a grand agricultural country, s0 that it is certain to become a place of considerable importance.\u201d + Do I understand you that it is only in Alberta the crops are good ?\u201cOn the belt of land between here and Western Manitoba it has bzen unusually dry, ard clops are not promising, but in portions of Manitoba through which { pass C.P.R., crops were the fluest to be ssen anywhere, The acreage will\u2019 be immense and it is expected that agreat quhntity of grain will de han vested within the next three weeks.\u201d \u2018Has there been any damage done by the frosts?\u201d \u2018Frost is a common subject of conversation in the West, particularly among visitors passing though the country, but up to Aug.ith there had Leen no frost.Since then the thermometer has gone down to 38 degrees, but not yot to frooming poiul, SU làr us We May ke allow dto predict, everything looks favorable for an abundant haivest, and one which will mark the turning point in the hiswry of Menitobu.A good crop this year will set all doubts at rest as to the value of that country agriculturally.\u201d ; - Dia the recent hail-storm do much damage?\u201d \u201cIt was unusually severe in its character, and was reported to have pass«d over & narrow beltin Southern Manitoba, completely deotioying the crops wherever it unfar- tunately paid a visit, In one - short hour it levelled thousandsof acres of as fine lcokinz crops as could be seen anywhere.Fortunately the belt visited was a very narrow one, +o ihat the loss will not be felt much by the province as a whole.Individually, kow- ever, those tarmers in the line of the siéorm will lose their whole season\u2019s crop.\u201d The reporter then sa.d good afternoon and the d.ctor left for his summer residence a.Lachine.Senator Melunes Interviewed.Senator Mcinns arrived in the cify yesterday,alter an extended trip in the Prairie Province, He speaks very enthusiastically of the prospec:s of this year\u2019s crop, and coa- firms all that Dr.McEachraa states, although he has been in an entirely different neighborhood, and on very d ferent business, The Senalor is one of the promoiers of the railway line trom Regina to Prince Albert, adistance of 250 miles, and which is nearly completed,\u2019 \u201cIn speaking of his trip to Deloraine he said: \u201c1 went, from Winnipeg to Brandon by the C.P.R,thence to SOris, and then, hiring a conveyance drove 38 miles to Deloralne.And, ph! {t was a drive.You Know tirere are no concession roads there, so we had to drive .ieht through the fields, and we had a splendid opportunity of viewing the crops.\u201d \u201cAre they good 277 \u201cGoad! They're just grand.The wield: per acre is variously estimated at from twenty- five to thirty bushels.I am info.med that the crops to the north are still heavier,\u201d \u201cDid the frost do any damage in shat neighborhood?\u201d \u201cNot in the least, And so far have the crops now advanéed that there is little or no apprehension on the part of the farmers \" \u201cWhat about the ball storm in that district?\u201d \u201cDeloraine is near Turtle Mountain,close to the International boundary line aud bordering on Dakota, and here tbe damage done was considerable.As to hurting thd actual cropsofthe country it is absurd.It will be telt individually, bat that is ail, \u201cWhat do you estimate the crop at 2\u201d \u201cIt is variousl estima ed at from 18.600,00) te an 1,000 bushz.s, and will certainly be the oi#gesi ¢rop the Northwest has ever had.Ihave formed @ very high opinion of the Prince Albert distriet.\u201d » How will all this grain be transported?\u201d \u201cfhe arrangements for carrying it are grand, i nlong the main lines of tha rail- oud and its branches thre are elevators fn, toring ii so that it ne.d not ba Moyes until the owner 1s desirous of sel'ing it.Thea at Port Arthur there is an elevator capable of holding 5000,000 bushels.I never saw the ue insuch & fine cond ticn ** Smoke the Sobhmer Cigar, 10c¢.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Committed Suicide.A Howick patient of the Procestant Insane Hospital committed suicid> on Sand ay morning by swallowing à dose of earbolie acid.The woman\u2019s name was Jessie Vamp- bell, and às she suffered from melancholia it wus deemed advisable to keep à strict wa:ch upon her actions.While Miss Dance, the nurse of the department, was placinz some towels in the next room to hers, Mrs.Campbell entered and swallowed the contents of the bottle of acid.Dr.Burgess was called, but it was soon scen that the poor woman was past human aid.She died within a few minutes.Coroner Jones held an inquest in the afternoon.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Fell Down the Hold.A man named Arthur Murphy, employed on the Allan Line steamship Sardinian, fell down the old last night about 11 o'clock and received severe injuries about the shoulder.He was engaged in discharging cargo at the time of \u2018he accident.He was taken to the General Hospital, where the wounds were dressed and everylbing possible done to save the man\u2019s life.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c.l4als over the Grand Trunk Rallway.on the | E little girl.STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.The Mondego Runs Into s Mud Bank-\u2014Large Importation of Horses.The Dominion line steamship Indrani, Captain Burkill, has arrived in port on her second voyage sinee her addition to the Dominion Line fieet of steamers.The captain reports that Me left Avonmouth Dock on July 26th, and from then uuntila day previous te arriving at Belleisle the steamer experienced strong winds and heavy seas.Belleiale was reached on the 4th inst.Iceber s were met 240 railes cast of that place an frequently from that point inwards.Lignt winds and fine weather were experien: coming up the Gulf.ms Indrani discharged considerable at Quebes.rhe Allan Line's newest steamer, the Bra- gillian, Captain White, arrived in port yesterday bringing a very valuable consignment of French § orses, which were shipped at Havre, at which port the raziliam called for then.They Percherons, French coach horses and a few Belgian animals.They come consign- od to the following gentlemen : Wm.8ing- master, Jowa, 28 horses; Copeland, Holder & Co, 1llinois, 45 horses; Stewart & Kirk,lowa 16 horses; J Virgin, Iowa, 7 horses; in all horses.This is the first time the Brazilian had an opportunity of testing her capabilities As à live stock carrier and the owners of the stock who rame over in her are loud in their praises of the steamer\u2019s fitness for carrying that kind of cargo.Mr.D.Duggan, manager of the Montreal Horse Exchange, took charge of the horses on their arrival here, and they were immediately despatched west by spec.hey were all landed in the best of condition.Mr.Duggan informed a reporter that all the shippers had nothing but praise for the Brazilian, and that, in hisown experience fur nine years in the business, ahé was as fine a boat as he ever unloaded.Mr.Duggan will have another busy day of it tc-day, as the Beaver Line steamship Lake Ontario, which is expected in port this morning, brings à consignment of 103 horses, com- riring Shires and Cleveland Bay coach orses, The Allan Line mail steamship Sardinian, Capt.Richardson, arrived in port yesterday morning aiter an uneventful passage Across.Among the 246 immigrants which shebrought out were seventy Tung boys and girls in charge of Rev.Father Seddon.They are going to settle in various parts of the Province with farmers and others.The steamship Mondego, Capt, Topper, 1666 tons registered, ig ashore near Varennes, have ipg struck a mud bank on her way down the river on Sunday morning, She was loaded here by Messrs.It.Reford & Co.with 25,000 deals and 700 tons of phosphate, and was bound for London.The cause ef the accl- dent is said to be the breaking of the &.earin, gear, and assho wasgeiug at full speed an refused to answer hor helm she ran hard into amud bank.From the nature of her position she is met likely to sustain aay injury, and it is expected that when her deck load of deals have been removed she will fleat.On receipt of the news of the accident in the city, tugs and lighters were sent down to take off art of her cargo.The pilet, Gedeon Gro- eau, had not reported the accident at the Harbor Commissioners\u2019 offiee up to the elos- ing hours yesterday afternoon.e Harbor Commissioners have two iu- vestigations inte the actions ef pilots on at present, Yesterday they sat em the case of obn Areand, who was in charge of the Beaver Line steamship Lake Nepigen, when she sank the bark Isabel at Quebes The committee of the Commissioners for that purpose, composed of Messrs.Andrew Allan, chairman; Henry Bulmer, Ald J.oO.Villeneuve and Richar White, {ook the evidence of the Captain, First and Second officer, Chief Engineer of the Lake Nepigon the Chief officer of the Sardinian and four pilots.The pilot was represented by a lawyer and Mr.Murray was there in the interests of the Beaver Line.A decision will be given this afternoon.Messrs McLean, Kennedy & Co.have demanded an investigation into the cause of the grounding of the steamship Catalan, when she was going to her berth at Windmili Point over a week ago.The steamer sustained no damage,but there were some expenses caused by the grounding, necessitated by the hirin of extra tugs.At the regular meeting thisaf- ternoon the Harbor Commissioners will hold the investigation asked for.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.| Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 19¢ POLICE PICKINGS.A Dull Day Around the Several Courts of Justice, The polige court was almost deserted yesterday.The judge was absent, and, as a result, there were no trials.At the Recorder\u2019s matinee there were a rumper ol petty cases, most of which were common drunks.There was one case, however, worthy of special mention.It was that oi Severe Telfer, who was charged with indecent assault upon Adolphe Dufresne.The pair were caught upon the Champ de Mars, and the charge was proven against Telfer.The Recorder fined him $2¢ or two months.A policeman named Morrell has resigned from the force, owing to a charge pending \u2018against him of b.ing drunk and insulting a Carter Kelly mourns the loss of his fare for .driving a man around town, and flnally, in order to get his money, drove him to the pol- icestation.Here it was discovered that the man was 6 lunatic who had escaped from the exhibition grounds.E.Amos, 6 Lorne Crescent, for allowing a ball \u2018cock 0 be out of repair, wasting 83 gal- tons of water per hour, was yesterday fined $£1.\u20ac0,and 90 cenis costs.McEscbran, Baker & Co., 6 Union avenue, for using a hand hose for watering purposes, without a permit, were yesterday fined &1,and 80 cents costs, \u2019 Louts Champeau, 56 St.David's lane having blocked up a W C\u2019s handle with a piece of wood, causing a waste of water to the extent of 00 gallons per hour, was fined yesterday $1, and 90 cents costs.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10e¢.AN ENGLISH REPRESENTATIVE, DeGroshois\u2019 Chances of Being Taken Iuto the Provincial Cabinet, Dr.DeGrosbois, th2 popular membar for Shefford, was in town yesterday to interview Hon.Premier Mercier, but unfortunately missed him a few hours, as ihe Premier, who only arrived from New York on Sunday, left yesierday morning for the Ancient Capital.It will be remembered that amovement is on foot in the eastern townships to petition Hon.Mr.Mercicr to take the member for Shefford into the Oabinet as the English represen\u2019 ative.£ome idea of \u2018the popularity that the \u201cDoctor\u201d enjoys can be formed when it is stated that a petition to the above effect had, in the short space of we days been signed by about 5,000 electors.A remarkable feature of the petition is that it is signed by Mr, Baldwin, the Conservative membzr, as well us by electors of all shades of politics without distinction of creed or nationality, Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10e mt Found in a Hen Coop.- Martin Halligan is either the victim ofa very practical joke or else he has been badly treated by his friends.On Saturday he weat cut with several companions to have aj \u201ctime.\u201d Up to yesterday afternoon Halligan hud not been seen, and his friends (not the ones he went out with) began to wonder what had become of him.Towards evenin the General Hospital ambulance was ¢all to attend a man who had been found in a hen house with his hip dislocated.It proved to he Halligan.He had lain there since Saturday, and\u201d only awoke to the true sense of his sition when he found a lot of chickens fly ing around him on Monday afternoon.He: is being cared for at the hospital.id Smoke the Sohmer Cigar 10c.Smoks Noisy Boys 1390 Cigars.Artistic Work, A visit to the worshop of Mr.A, Bishop Stewart, 743 Craig street, will well repay the visitor.Few have any idea of the superior class of work which is sent out from Mr.Stewart\u2019s workshop.For elegance, beauty, correct blending of colors, and uniqueness of design, the specimens he has on exhibition can hardly be surpassed.\u201cThere is no need to import sueh works of art in view of Mr.Stewart's ability to supply them, as he from time to time mages known in the advertising columns of THE HERALD.:A Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.LOST.: A pair of gold-rimmed eyeglass~s with gold chain.The finder will be rewarded on leaving them at the THE HERALD office.: mere a on Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢.MMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY.DAY WORK DON'T PAY SOMB ALDERMEN BROUGHT TO THEIR SENSBS By Practical Experience With Corporation Asscssments for Drains\u2014The Workingmen Succeed in Getting Labor Dey Prociaimed à Civic Holiday-\u2014Ald.Hur- teau Elected À oting Mayor\u2014Proceedings at the City Council.Yesterday's monthly meeting of the City Council was remarkable principally for the apparent unanimity of feeling among the C.ty Fathers upon the matters submitted \u2018or their consideration, Acting Mayor Stephens presided for the last time during his present term of office as representative of the city\u2019s chief magistrate.The attendance of aldermen was unexpectedly large, considering the fact that it was the eraof vacations, even Ald.Stevenson abandoning his military camp duties on the island to appear in uniform in his chair on the floor of the chamber.The first business ot interest that provoked any discussion what= ever was a petition from the Central Trades and Labor Council suggesting that the mayor proclaim Labor Day (Sept, lat.) a civie hol day.The only gentleman who objected to the proclamation going forth was Ald.Martie neau, who referred to the fact that the St Patrick\u2019s, St George's, St Andrew's, and St Jean Baptiste Societies were not thus favored and said it should be left to the diseretion of employe\u2019s whether they should work not.Ald.Prefontaine endeavored to show h'm that it was a day set apart for enjoyment by all workingmen without distinction of race or creed and that it was entirdly different jrom religicus or nat ional festivals.Afler some pleassntries had teen exchanged as to whether Ald Clendinneng would pay his employees for their time if they got à holiday the Acting Mayor was authorized t issue the proclamation.Asregarded the petition from the Protestant ospital for the Insane regarding a water supply to that institution it was referred to the Water Committee with Instruc- tiens to prepare a contract, considering that the asylum was outside the gu limits.The proprietors on the West side of SL Lawrence Main stieet sent in à petition requesting a special reduction in their assessments forthe current year in view of the damages sustained by them in their busincss in consequence of the improvements by the city now goingon.A lengthy complaint accompanied fhe petition, whieh was ordered to be sent to the 2 Committee.After several other petitions of minor im- rtance had beem referred to committees Io deal with, Alderman Villeneuve informel Alderman Clendinneng that they had received ne petition from the Bicycle Club, but that the Park Committee, in view of the recent accident, had decided to allow no more bicycles to be used on the mountain.The consideration of reports by committees then ensued.The Road Commiitee\u2019s decision to have the sidewalk on the east side of St.Lawrence street widened four feet, at a cost of $1,025 was referred to the Finance Committee, while a number of raports for sidewalks in different parts of the city were adopted.as matters of urgency, subject to the approval of the Finance Committee.: No definite decision was arrived at regarding the report of the Road Committee favoring the construction of a street railway lime On Windsor street, and\u2019 on motion, it was made the first order of the day at next meeting, with the by-law and report of the special sub-committee on the street railway.A short discussion was provoked by the report of the Road Committee to the effect that Do new streets be opened less than & width of sixty feet, and that if so they do not be supplied with water, drains, or lighting.Ald.Clendinneng said this was all very good, but it was done just the same, and sug- ested that no man be allowed to construct uildings on private lanes before water pipes and drains were laid in such private streets.| Ald.Thompson thought it would be well to do as they did in London, have the Count Councils buy out the proprietors of these private lanes, un Ald, Prefontaine\u2019s motion the report was adopted.Phe Road Committee's recommendation that a sewer be constructed at Ruisseau Mi- geon ata cost of $3,510 was also subject to the approval of the Finance Committee.When the Market committec\u2019s report, for the appointment of collectors of taxes on horse dealers, came Ald.Jeanuotte was very vigorous in proposing \u201cnext metting\u2019, but be was quickly paid back in his own coin when the Police Oommiitee\u2019s report to appoint police sergeants bread inspectors was temporarily shelved.Another slight discussion occurred over the report on the laying of a double track on st.Lawrence Main street between Craiz and Sherbrooke streets, and it was finally deci led, pending the complete widening of that thoroughfare, to recommend the laying of the double track only from Craig to St.Catherine sticets.The work is to be carried on under \u201ctbe supervision of the Road _Cominittes, and, on the suggestion of Ald.Prefontaine, ald.Clendinneng was elected to replac: Ald D.Wilron on the special Street Railway Committee, | .The only report from the Finance Committee that attracted any interest among the aldermen was that recommending that all public works be done by day and night work, in consequence of complaints that had been received of late on this subje \u2018*.- the Acting Mayor thought they wou d have to pay double for night work and this would come heavy on the taxpayers.The report was sent to the RoadCommittee, Notices of motion were then given by Ald, Shorey for the extension of Western Square and by Ald.W.Keunedy for a reduction of the tax cn water closets from $4 to $L Ald Cunningham then rematked that according to the contract with the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company they should supply music on the Island on Saturdays.Why did not the committee make them do so?Ald.Jeannotte\u2014It's the chatrman\u2019s fault.The Acting Mayor said this was quite true, and that the chairman had tried tu get the com papy toobserve their contrget, but it was a difficult matter.They should protest them, for they had not either put on à boat at Windmill Point or Hochelaga, as their contract called for, Ald.Cunningham said that à re resenta- tive of the company had iuformed him that they would not carry out that part of their contract.\u2018The subject then dropped.In answer {0 Ald.Thompson, the chairman of the Koad Committee 81id he would cal.a meeting as soon as possible to cons'd:¥ he abolition of tollgates.After Ald.Pief;ntaine had pointed cut to the Council that a resolution to bave tLe minutes of the Counc\u2019l meetings printed and published had not bçen carried out, the members proceeded to nominate a new Acting Mayor.Ald.Hurteau was their choice, and he was warmly welcomed to the chair by the retiring and energetic Ald.Stephens, who performed such good service during his term, The 41st order of the day regarding the construction of sewers in several streets by days\u2019 work raised quite a row.Ald.Stephens advocated days\u201d work as it saved to the corjoration the profit of the contractor, but Ald.Cunningham, Thompson, Tansey and Cienuinneng soon howed hin that from their own experience, rains and sewers had cost more by 3) per cent.in their construction by days\u2019 work than by contract.orders of the \u2018day, and the Council adjourned.< Smoke Noisy Boys 1830 Cigars.Smoke.the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢.The Province of Quebec Y.ottery, authorized by the Legislature, Grand Drawing on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 13th inst,at the Lotiery\u2019s Head Office, No, 81 St.James street, Montreal.3,131 prizes will be drawn.Capital Prize $15.- 000.Price of ticket 81.For Que Dollar you can draw 81,250 ; for One Dollar you can draw $2.500; for ne Dollar you can draw $5,000 ; for One Dollar you can draw $15,000.rThere is also a reat number of Prizes rang- ng from 85 to 8500.0# The ublie is invited to attend the rawing.Ask for circulars.Head Office, 81 St.James street.S.E.LEFEBVRE, Manager.Drawing commences at 10.30 a.m.sharp.Sache Neisys Boy 3090 Clan Smoke thes ohmer Cigar, 10c.a Items % and 44 were then erased from the i AUGUST.12 \u2014 ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE, Preparations on Foot for the Opening of the Camp on Thursday.Great preparations are on foot for the coming camp of the Royal Templars of Temper.anee, which commenoes this week in thig city.Already quite a number of the leading members of the order have arrived in town and more will continue to arrive during the week.Yesterday morning a meeting of the executive committee of the Grand Council of ntario was held and considerable routi Business was conducted.In the evenin the board of directors of the Dominion yal Templars of Temperance met in the hall on Mansfield street, when the officers reviewed the reports which are to be presented to the annual meeting which opens atl ten o'clock this moi ning in the Royal Templars of Temperance Hall, 118 Mansfield street.On Sunday evening an enthusiastic tema perance meeting was held under the auspices of the Royal Templars of Temperance in their hall on Mansfield street, which was presided over by Captain F.Smith.Addresses were given by the commander-in-chief, W.W.Buchanan, and Rev.J.W- Bell, Dominion chaplain.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Clgars Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢ JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.» Accidental drowning,\u201d was the verdiet in the Charles Bailey case.The work of laying down the asphalt pavement on Dorchester\u201d sireet was commenced yesterday morning by Mr.James Cochrane.Wm.Hamilton, of Ottawa, was nearly cut in two by & raw at the Charlemagne mill yesterday morning.Death was almost in- stantancous Most of the Awerican trains runninz into this city have been late in arriving during the past few days, on account of the railway s rike at New York.The visiting Governors to the M »ntreal \u2018General Hospital, for the we2k commencing August 11, are Messrs Walter Drake ad Jonathan Hodgson.A story isnaw going the rounds that Rev, ¥-, Morin, of St.Jean Baptiste, caused a boy to publicly apologize for blaspheming at in (ss on Sunday morning a week ago.1.J.A.Furvèyer, No.6, St.Lawrence street, pre ents his compliments to the pub- le thrcugh the columns of THE HERALD to intending purchasers of house hardware, etc.A telegraph message to Mr.Andrew Allan yesterday states that thoûgh there has bsen a touch of frost in the valley of Minne losa, no damage has been done to the crops in that district.The Catholic Church of St.Henri is shortly to be presented with a fine painting messur- ing ten feet in height by one hundred aad seventy two feet in length.The subject chos:n is the * Procession of Saints\u201d by Fiandrin, and Rev.Abbe Rioux expects have to it completed shortly.» The total number of deaths among Catholics last week was 116, and among Protestants 19.Three Catholics dled from diphtheria, one from measles, two from typhoid fever an 117 from cholera infantum, while one Protest nt succumbed to typhoid fever and threet> cholera infantum.- The funeral of the late Mr.Patrick Mul- larky, & weil known citizen, took place yos- teiday and was largely attended.Deceas:d was à native of Ireland but had lived in Montreal fer the last twenty eight years.He Was a member of the C.M.B.A.and of the St, Patrick\u2019s T.A.& B.Society.The Dominion Alliance Council meeting, which opens on Thursday merning in the St.James Lecture Hall, corner of City Councillors and St.Catherine streets.will be pre -id- ed over by Senator Vidal, of Sarnia.One hundred and five delegates have been 8p- pointed to attend.The sessions will be open the public.The verdict rendered was that Jessie Rutherford, wife of Archibald Campbell, came to her deaih by drinking carboiic acid, that the jurors would reeommend to the governors of the Protestant Insane Hospital greater precautions in the future regarding the exposure of poisonous medicines.\u2019 Smoke : Noisy Boy s 1890 Cigars.SOHMER PARK Great success! 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