The Montreal herald, 9 septembre 1890, mardi 9 septembre 1890

[" oo , f wo BO Eg te Pe - Pre ev 1= d J- n if \\s y d 8.ot n.nd i 8 \u2014 Che 1 sr\u201d VOL.LXXXIII-NO.219 THE NEWS.Speaker Reed has been re-elected to Congress.British men-of-war Canada and Thrush will arrive in port to-day.Two men were yesterday drowned at Wiar- ton, Ont., by the capsizing of a salling boat.At Belleville, Ont., yesterday ten French Canadian tramps were sentenced to twenty days in jail.Leaf tobacco merchants are unanimous in their condemnation of the tobazco passages of the McKinley bill, The New York produee exchange, as a body, petition Congress to take steps to ensure the enlargement of the foreign markets.Mr.Henecker Heat n, M.P,,Eng., is persuaded that his scheme for an ocean penny postage is not far from realization.A man named Bullock, charged with seduction of his step daughter, was married to the girl yesterday afternoon in Toronto jail.At Petrolia, Ont., yesterday while boarding à train, express messenger Dwyer fell under the whoels and had both legs taken off.A Germau mail car was yesierday robbod of a large number of bonds aud checks and 2100,00 in money.There is no clue to the thieves.The Dominion Aitillery Association mcet- ing for garrison artillery competition was opened at the Isiand of Orleans, Quebec, yesterday.A deliberate attempt was made to wreck a New York Central train last night which waz happily fiusirated.The track hand while giving warning was shot at and wounded by the cowardly assassins.The great international chess tournament ended lest night.The competi'ors were placed as \u2018ollows: 1, Tarrasch; 2, Blackburn; 3 and 4, Mackenzie aud Bird, tied; 5 and 6, Gunsbery and Meson, tied.W.O\u2019Brien, M.P., is enjoying his honeymoon by delivering incendiary specches in K Varney.The presence of his bride saves him from any interference by the Irish constabulary.Southampton, England, is the place chosen for à test struggle between dock laborers and the new union of ship owners.The strikers have already been guilty of accions that will force the inflexible authority of British law to side with the employers.Friends of the Grenadier Guards are complaining of ceriain rumois that operate to prevent the complete forgivene-s and reception into favor of that regiment, The pets of society who hold command cannot imagine how the world (and the half-world) can exist without them.Personal Mention.Mr.L.Borenheim and wife,of Hamburg, Germany, are registered at the Windsor.Sir Jobn Thompson, Minister of Justice, Ottawa, is a guest at the St Lawrence Hall, Rev.Principal Adams, of Bishops\u2019 Colleze School, Lennoxville, was at the Windsor yesterday.Mr.Walter J.Wigg, of Frodsham, Eng., and F.Hall Sissons, of Hull, Eng., are guests at the Windsor.Dr.Robert Wilson has returned from Ca- couna, and has resnmed his practice at 69 Drummond street, Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Campbell who arrived out.rom 8cotiand on the steamship Circas- sian are stopping at the Windsor.Bishop Cameron and the Rev Canon O'Donnell, arrived in this city yesterday from Ottawa, and are registered at the Hall, Mr.Richard Ennis, president of the R.& T.A.Ennis Statlonery Company, is in Montreal.He attended a mesting ofthe Typotheta yesterday.Mes:rr, U.T.Gorman and H.F.Manning.Cornwall; N.J.Singlelon, Chapleau; J.B, Elliott, Carleton; and HÆ.Baker and wile Chapleau, are siopping at the Waverley.Among the latest arrivals at the Hall, are: Mest rs Gusiave Hamel, of Quebec ; G W Col- lender, of Troy.N Y; JG Galbraith, Jas W Scott and D McEwan.of Toronto, and Mr F8 Tourigny and family, of Three Rivers.The Albion Hotel bave recorded on their books : Messrs Geo Pauline, of Chesley ; Geo Elliott, of Columbus, Ohio ; Frank Martin, o Toronto ; J S Allen, of Cornwall ; L W Brown of Sherbrooke, and J Rogers, of Wickham, nt.Among the latest arrivals at the Richelieu are Me srs.A.Cuthbe;t, of Toronlo; Alex.Draht, of Quebec; J.Paquet, of Swanion, Vt.; Walter Williams, of Beley Bank.M.cleod, and Mr C, W.Pitcairn and wife of DesMoine :, Iowa The Hotel Riendeau bad last evening on theirlist among the latest arrivals the Misses McCauley and Locke, of Toronto; Mr.A.Rochon, M.P.P., of Ottawa; Col.Geo.Newton, of South Carolina; E.D.Boiselair, of Three Rivers; L.P.Clouthier, of St.Louis; Gonzague and O, Mathieu, of Boston, Mass.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Jottings About Town, At a late hour this morning the reports from the General Hospital as to the condition of Mr.Robert W:ight, who fell on the Mechanics\u2019 Institute stairs on Saturday last, were more favorable, though he is still un- concious, The mortality returns for the past wesk were 89 deaths as compared with 143 in the corresponding week last year.Of these 81 weie Roman Catholics and 8 Protestants.Some of {he cau: es of death were: Diphtheria, 1; searlatina, 1; typhoid, 2; diarrhœa, 4, anu cholera infantum, 8.Three small American boys, aged 8, 9 and 10 years, ran away from a school in the country two or three days ago and arrived in the city yesterday, and having no means were placed in No.6 Po'ice Stution for the night.It is probable they will be forwarded to their friends in the morning.The superintendent of the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge acknowledges with thaoks from Mr.Geo.Webster, basket of cakes; Hunt, Barnes & Co., 10 boxes of fish; Leonard Bros., 8 ditto; Mr.Geo.Nicholson, $ boxes meat; Mr.Gzorge Bridgman, 3 ditto; Mr.J.D.O'Connor, box of salmon.ete An Agricultural Commission.QUEBEC, Sept, 8.~Among the passengers by the Allan Line steamship Circassian, which arrived here yesterday, were the delegates of the England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales Farming Association.They were invited by the Canadian Government toa visit throughout Canada, to examine our farming lands in order to bring from the English farming districts a greater flow of emigration.Their names are: Col.Fane, of Lincolnshire; G.B.Brown, representing the North of Scotland, A.Daniel, of Norwich, representing Norfolk and Suffolk; W.Edward, of Ruthen, representing North Wales; Hutchinson, of Cumberland, representing the North of England, E.R.Murphy, -chair- men of the Tralee Board of (Guardians representing the southwest of ireland.Mr.Spear arrived fhere (fon Sept.7, More delegates are expecliod by the first steamer.hese gentlemen are well cultured and reflect the greatest honor on the association they represent.They proceeded to Ottawa from Quebec.The Government will place a special train at their disposition.They are en-route for Vancouver where they will proceed by slow stages examining as they go the famous grein producing lands of the Northwest region, Several agricultural newspaper men are accompany:ng the delegation and all they see will be carefully noted.EE Caused by a Drunken Engineer, JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Sept.8.\u2014A fatal collision occurred here this morning between two freight trains on the East Tenuessee, Virginia and Geo:g'a Railroad.One engine and several cars were badly wrecked, and one man, a caitle driver named Easterly, was instantly killed.It is reported that adrunken engineer was the cause of the wreck.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 International Chess Tournament, MANCHESTER, Eng., Sept.8.\u2014The interna tional chess tourney ended to-night.Tar- rasch takes first prize with a total of 12games won, 7 drawn and none lost; Blackburn takes second -prize, MacKenzie and Bird share third and fourth prizes, and Gunsbery and Mason share the fifth and sixth, COLD BLOODED FIENDS.ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO WRECK A NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN, A Trackman While Giving Warning is De- Hberately Shot Down\u2014The Engineer's Quick Pull-up Saves Many Lives\u2014Terri- fled Passengers\u2014A Scientifically Prepared Obstacle, ALBANY, N.Y., Sept.8.\u2014The six o'clock irain out of New York, due here at 9.50tonight, was 3) minutes late and as this train 18 usually on time it looked suspicious.itis in- timaled that a blockade intended to wreck the train was discovered by a track walker at New Hamburg and the train was flagged just in time to prevent a serious accident.General Passenger A gent \u2018Wolfe says that no word has been sent to him of any such occurrence, but admits that the train was quite late and without any known cause.The United Press reportet could not find any passengers who came upon the train.The blockade, it is said, consisted of stcel rails and scme old railroad iron.Di Vision Superintendent Bissell was not at his office, but his assistant said that no word of the attempted wreck had been received, A Passenger\u2019s Account.LATER.\u2014At 11.20 o'clock a passenger at the depot was found who had talked with the irainman on the belated train.His story was highly sensational and was to the effect that at a point called Old Troy, near New Hamburg, the train was stopped so quickly that Raseengers were thrown from their seats, here was great excitement, the people on the train believing that there was another acecldent.The cause, however, was the appearance of a trackman with ared lantern and with blood streaming from a wound in his shoulder, The engincer said he heard several shots fired and then saw the man.When the trackman could speak he sald that there was an obstruction on the track, and a search party soon found a pile of ties laid across and braced from behind with pieces of railroad iron.The obstruction was removed and the train proceeded with a lot ofthoroughly irightened passengers.The above story was shown to railroad officials here, but they refuscd to say whether it was true or not.A Trainman\u2019s Version.A railroad employee, who was on the train, was found at midnight and tells another version, probably the true one.He says that two men out rowing on the river near that point saw rome men busy on the tracks, and waiting until they disappeared they crawled quietly up.They found a steel rail wedged in the cattle-guard in the same way as at Albany, braced up in the same way by pieces of flange-iron.With all their strength hey could not move it aud staried down the track to warn the Chicago limited express, They met a trackman and he swinging his red lantern started to sto] the train.In an instant severa shots rang Zout aud one took effect in the trackman\u2019s shoulder.However, the train was siopped about 100 yards south of the obstruction.According to the description of the barricade it was of the same build as the one near Albany, on Thursday night.=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014>\u2014\u2014\u2014____ He Asked for Gasoline.ST.Louis, Sept.8.\u2014A man, said to be Adolph Plass, went to Beinfold\u2019s grocery store, corner of Nineteenth and Benton- streets, a few nights ago, and under the pretense that he wanted to get a gallon of gasoline, got the storekeeper to go out into the yard afterit.During his absence, so it is charged, Plass went to the safe and stole over $23) and leit.When Bienfold returned to the store with the gavoline he found Plass sone aud his safe rifled.He notified Detectives Gocking and Maloney, and they found that Plcss had leit the city, but before his departure had deposited $100 i.the German avings Bank.This money could not be touched by the officers.The only thing to be done wen to wait ior him to send for the money.This he did yesterday from New York.A warrant was at once sworn out against him charging him with grand larceny, and upon a telegram sent by the police authorities of this city, he was arrested at New York late yesterday afternoon, An officer will be sent to bring him back.\u2014 Notorious Counterfeiters Arrested, NEw York, Sept.8.\u2014Two notorloua counterfeiters, Chas.Murrell alias Salvey and Chas.Harris alias Cereghios who came irom San Francisco two months agch to fleeca eastern merchants were arrested to-day and locked up at police headquarters, Murrell was born in Italy of Swedish parents and Harr:s was born in Spain.They had a swindling scheme based on the claim that they could make $1 gold picces out of a baser metal by a metbod known ouly to themselves.Inspector Byrnes heard of them soon after their arrival and bad then shadowed up to the time of their arres: About 10 days ago the swindlers tried thelr arts on a rich miner from New Mexico, but Byrnes rent for the miner and put him on hls guard.The inspector thep had the miner introduced to Detective Couway as a promising viclim, with the result that Conway was shown the modus operandi of the counterfeiters, and with the assistance of the two * shadows\u201d nabbed them both.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Speaker Reed Re-Electad, PORTLAND, Me,, Sept, 8.\u2014Speaker Reed has been re-elected to Congress from this district and Congressman Dingleyhas also bzen reelected.The total vote shows a falling as compared with two years ago but the Republican pluralities are increasing two hundred and ten stowns giving Bur- leigh} for Governor 40,385; T'hompeon, 27,427; Clark, 861; scattering 958.The same towns in 1888 gave a Republican plurality of 13,503, a Republican gain of 501.1f tme vote in the towns to hear fiom fall off in proportion the final vote should stand Republican about 64,500, Democratic 45,500, scattering 3,- 009, total 113,000.The members of Congress are all re-elected by large majorities, Mr.Reed\u2019s being doubled.The .county officers are mostly Republican.The senators are probably all Republican as in the last Legislature and the representatives must stand full as strongly Republican, namely, 125 Republican to 26 Democrat, \u2014 Memorial Chapel Dedicated, GETTYSBURG, Pa., Sept.8.\u2014Brua Memorial Chapel, on the Pennsylvania College campus here, was dedlcaied to-day.The Rev.Dr.C.A, Hay, of the theological seminary, delivered the sermon, and the Rev.Dr.H.W.McKnight, president of the coliege, dedicated the bulldirg for literary as well as sacred purposes, It was built witha bequest from the late Colonel John P.Brua, formerly of the United States Army, asa.monument to his parents, The building cos\u2018 $20,000.In the evening Rev.Dr J.G.Butler: chaplain of the United States Senate h- ed before a large audience.+ prac The High Jumping Record Broken.ELMIRA, N Y,, Sept.8.\u2014~The record;for bigh jumping was beaten this ac:ernoon by Rose- berry, owned by Morehouse & Pepper, of Toronto, Canada, The record was broken at the Interstate fair.The jump which was carefully judged was seven feei and tof an inch.Cone solation wonthe 2 year old trotting i straight heats.gin The 2.3v stake race.purse 3,000, was wo Ripple.Best time 25, \u2019 } won by hobinson D.won in the 3 minute class.Best time 2.29.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014p-\u2014\u2014_ In Memory of Boyle O'Reilly, NEW YORK, Sept.8.\u2014The immense aundito- rium of the Metropolitan Opera Houss was crowded to-night on the occasion of the memorial meeling of the citizens of New York, in honor of John Boyle O'Reilly, the poet, toldier, and patriot.There were 4,50) persons present, including a large number of New York\u2019s best citizens.\u2014_\u2014 Failure in the Wine Trade.NEW YORK, Sept.8.\u2014Emil Schultz and Co., agents for sixteen foreign wine companies, doing business al 36 Beaver-street, made an assienment to-day.The liabilities are estimated at §75,000; assets not yet known.The house has been in existence 37 years.-\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee.A omen - ontreal Tferold TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 9 HORSETHIEF AND PICKPOCKET.\u2014\u2014 The Old Man Stole a Horse to Get Bail for à Thieving Son.NEW YORK, Sept.8.\u2014James Dobbins, of No.100 Oliver-street, was held in $1,000 bail in the Tombs Police Court Saturday morning for horse-stealing.A week ago his son Joseph was arrested for picking pockets and held for trial in $1,000 bail.Old Dobbins tried to secure bail for him and failed.Whiledown at South Ferry he saw a horse and wagon standing apparently without an owner.Dobbins drove the horse up town, put him in & livery stable and went out to seek a buyer.He met Detectives Capavan and \u2018Griffin, of the Fourth Precinct, and told them he had a horse and wagon lo sell.They discovered that the outfit answered the description of one which John Burke, of No.33 Centre-street, Brooklyn, lost on the previous day.Dobbins denied he stole it, but coula give nosatisfactory account of how it came into his possession, Father and son are now in prison together.The police have had to do with the Dobbins family twice before, Six months azo the old man attempted to assault his wife, but she struck him 021 the head with an axe.He was removed to a hospital, while his wife was locked up.During the night he made his escape from the hospitai and ap:zared at the police station, where he demanded that his wife be released.He was laken back to the hospital, but 02 his recovery his wife was dischasged vn his statement that she was justified in doing what she had done.Two months a.terwards he was arrest 1 on her complaint of assault and he was alraost beside himself with rage when his wife refused to relent.He was at that time sentenced to a month in the workhouse, MANITOBA ANL NORTHWEST.Criminal Libel\u2014Suiclde of a Railway Watch- man\u2014Competing for the Electric Rail- way\u2014Bad Weather for Harvest, WINNIPEG, Sept.8.\u2014A criminal libel suit will be eniered against W.F.Luxton, cdilor of The Free Press, by Attorney-General Martin for attacks made on him in that paper.Joseph Marsh, who until lately worked on the Great Northwest Central Railway as switchman, committed suicide early this morning at Brandon.Marsh had been drinking very hard for some time and was recovering somewhat irom his drunken sprce, with ghattercd nerves.He thought life was not worth living and with a six soot rope he took bimself to the bridge which spans the Assiniboine at Firs!-sireet.Fastening one end of the rope securely around his nck and the other to one of the beams of the bridge, he threw himself into mid a'r when, after siruggling for several hours, life became exuvinet.D-ceascd was a Dutchman about 45 years of age.He leaves no family save a daughter, who is supposed to be living in Pennsylvania.\u2018Chere bolng no suspicion of foul play, no inquest was held.8ir Hector Langevin visited Prince Albert Thursday by the Regina and Long Lake R\u2019y.No fewer than five American companies are in the field to build an electric street railway in Winninpe- A farmer named Wright, of Woodworth, while drawing hay last week was killed by the rack slipping off and the horses running away.There has been a good deal of wet weather of late which has materially interfercd with harvesting operations.et In the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench.The first case called yesterday morning in the Court of Qucen\u2019s Bench was the New York Mercury criminal libel case, Messrs.Lafleur and Geoffrion prosecuted, Messrs.Grcenshields and Curran defending.In oren\u2018ng the case Mr, Lafleur read the article which caused all the trouble.The complainant, Mr.Louis Payette, was the first witness and was followed by Pete Murphy, the news boy, Mr.Alfred Lionais and Mr.Hirsch, tobacconist, for the prosecution.In their evidence they all gave Mr.Payette a good character.Two witnesses were called for the defence, Mr.Edward Halley.a former newsdealer, and Chief Detective Cullen.They both gave Mr.C.Kelley, the accused, a good name in the course of their evidence.Mr.Curran then addressed the jury for the defence, followed by Mr.Geoffrion for the prosccution, after which the court charged the jury, who, aiter a few minutes in the jury rocm, returned with a verdlet of not guilty.| The Court then adjourned until this morn- ng.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Toronto News Items, TORONTO, Sept.8.\u2014Inspector Stark has instructed detectives to arrest every known crook found in Toronto after to-day.At O:goode Hall this morning, Wm.Ryan issued a writ against V.P.Bero for a thousand dollars damages for assault and battery.Wilt of late Robert liay, retired merchant and ex-M., P, of this city war held entered for probate.He leit property valued at $312,057, of which $247,5:0i8 in real estate.The Presbytery of 8imcoe is to have interest on $10) pa:d annually to trustees of St, Mary\u2019s Church, New Lowell.The man Joseph Bullock, charged with seduction of his stepdaughter, was married to the girl this \"aiternoon in jail.Cass comes up again on Wednesday.ee Insane Asylum Litigation.The latest judgment in the litigation in which the Protestant Hospital for the Insane has been involved was rendered yesterday by Mr.Justice Jette, condemning the asylum fto pay$l76 and costs to Mr.Geo, Finnie,their late tenant at verdem.The action was brought to recover damages resulting from the removal of stones {rom the farm for the foundations of the asylum, in consequence of which Mr.Finnie\u2019s cattle broke into his turnip crop and damaged it.The asylum pleaded compensation of damage as their orchard had been injured during his tenancy, but this plea was dismissed.% ae plaintiff was represented by Mr.Norman Rielle, and the Asylum Corporation by Mr, Davidson, Q.C trim Canadian Railway Items.ST.JOHN, N.B., Sept, 8.\u2014C.E.McPherson has been appointed district passenger agent of the New Brunswick Division of the C.P.R.The services of A.J.Heath will be dispensed with.A general freight agent will be appointed from Montreal to take charge of the division here, with the special object of developing the through freight business.The auditing department will be removed to Montreal, and L.J.Waycott will probably be connected in his present position in that place.C.W, Fairweather, who has had charge of the freight department of the N.B.Railway, will be continued assistant of the new appointee.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Another House Raided.Shortly after the hour of ten last evening officers 8athergill and Millette, of the Central Station, started out with a warrant to raid a notorious house on St, Dominique-street, of which one Lizzie Edwards is the alleged proprietor.On the officers\u2019 arrival there they found a hard gang to tackle, for a regular\u2019 \u201cspree\u201d was in process.The appearance of the \u201cFinest,\u201d however, put a stop to the procecdings.and the Madame as well as er boarders and gentlemen were marched to the station.On their arrival there they re- gistercd as follows: Lizzie Edwards, Jennie Hanlon, Elizabeth Wilson and Minnie Patterson, inmates, as well as three seedy looking personifications of manhood.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Suspicious Character.The suspicious actions ¢f à young man in loitering in a lane in rear of stores on the west side of Victoria-square about 12 o'clock last night, attracted the attention of Private Watchman Buvns, Aiter turning the man out seve al times he went away and returned with four friends who were about to proceed to!dispose of the watchman in a summary manner when Cons ables Peter Rey and Whalen appeared on the scene.They then made off and the original offender was marched off to No.6 Police Staiton._\u2014\u2014\u2014 Two Men Drowned.\u2018WIARTON, Ont., Sept.8.\u2014Last evening two young men of this place, M.Greenlessand M.McDougall, left Oxenden for Wiarton in a sailboat, They were last seen about the middle of the Bay, heading southeast.Soon sater a squall came on, and it i8 supposed the boat eapsized and being ballasted with stone she would sink immediately.Up to this time the bodies have not been found.Cee oe emmy \u2014 WHO SHALL BE MASTER?ENGLISH DOCK LABORERS EMBARK ON A TEST STRUGGLE, Organized Labor Against $800,000,000 Capl- tal, Plus Surplus, or Unemployed Labor\u2014 Disorderly Acts Array the Law Against the Strikers\u2014A Tremendous Straggle Looked For.LoNDON, Sept.8.\u2014The strike of the dock laborers, coal handlers and sailors at Southampton is likely to develop into a test struggle between the unions and the employers.Business at the docks is wholly suspended, the company having been unable as yet to bring a working force of non-union men through the very effective lines of pickets which the union men are maintaining, A number of non-union, who came in rallway trains to-day were assaulted by the strikers after all peaceable methods of persuasion hadfailed to turn them back.These disorderly acts grew so frequent that the authorities sent to London for assistance and a detachment of metropolitan police was sent down by train to atsist in preserving the peace and protecting such non-union men as could be induced to go to work.It is expected that the gigantic ship owners\u2019 union receutly formed will take up the case of the Southampton employers and make this a life and death struggle bea- tween organized labor and organized capital.Owing to this probability the strike attracts the earnest attention of all classes.THE ¢\u201cMUTINEER \u2019 GUARDS, Found Their Reinstatement in Favor a Slow Process.LoNDox, Sept.8.\u2014The friends of the exiled Grenadier Guards are very indignant over the mass of stories which are being con-tantly kept in circulation reflecting upon the conduct of the men since their departure from Epgland.The friends of tne exiles find themselves seriously hampered in their efforts to secure ciemency by these evil reports, which they boldly denounce as pure iabrications, gotten up by interested officers for the purpose of influencing the Minister of War to withhold pardons .rom the disgraced grenadiers, The gathering of positive evidence io refute the unfavorable a legations is a slow process, hence it will be a good while before the men can hope for final action on the petition for their reinstalement.Robbery on a German Railway, LONDON, Sept.8 \u2014A Stuttgart despatch says that an extensive robbery occurrcd last night on the Friederichshafen railway.A mail car was despoiled of a quantity of bonds and checks and $100.00) in money.The pr- lice suspect that the theit was committed by employees of the railway Company.but 28 yet no definite clue hus been obrained.\u2014_\u2014 CBICAGO HAS A STRANGE SUIT.An Unborn Child the Defendant ina Case Involving 863,000.CHICAGO, Sept.8.\u2014A strange realty suit is just now pending in the courts.Ip fact,an unborn child is the defendaut in a suitinvoly- ing $63,000.The litigation cannot be settled vutil service has been obtained personally on the babe.The facts are: J.P.Bishop & Co., realty brokers, bought vnder a contract originally of thirty days, but which was extended to sixty days, a piece of property covering twenty acres.The land was sold at a profit of $3 an acre.Now, it so happened that dur- [ing the life of the contract the owner died smd the property pasced in the lands of the heirs.The heir apparent in ne cure was to far Only apparens, and in order to close the deal the case wostaken into the courts and it was decided'that by obtaining service on the unborn child the transfer under the contract signed during the father\u2019s lifeiime could be legai- ized.Accordingly the property pass:d into the hands of the purchaser, But it happencd that the new purchaser resold the proper.v and the abstract was taken to Judah aud Willard for the purpo.e of examination, This firm declared there was a tiuw in the title aud would not pass favorably uoon 1, stating that service on the unborn child was not sufficient, \u2018bui that it was necessary to await the birth of the baby, Accordingly toth parties are awaiting it.It was im possible to obtain rervice without knowing tha name of the party tothe case and as the sex was not assured the name could not be presupposed, Moreover, the unborn heir may be twins or even triplets.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Dominion Artillery Association.QUEBLC, Sept.8\u2014The Dominion Artillery Association meeting for garrison artillery competition commenced at the Island of Orleans to-day.There was no formal opening but during the day the camp was visited by His Excellency the Governor-General, with Hon.Ed.Stanley, A.D.C., Lieutenant-Gov- ernor Angers, with Capt.Sheppert, À, D.C., Lieu! nant The-d, R.N,, Lieutenants Du- chesnayv, D.A.G., and Houghton, D.A.G., Major Wilson, and others.Sir Adolphe Caron also visited the camp in the adiernoon.The batteries competing to-day were three from New Brunswick, under Lieutenant-Colonel Armstrong, A, D.C., and Lieutenant Sample, and No.2 Levis Battery under Captain Vien.The handsome piize presented by Hon, Mr, Mercier for the highest azgregate score wed on the officers\u2019 mess table and was very much ¢imired by all.The day opencd fine and exceedingly warm, but about 4 o'clock a very severe thunder storm came on, necessitating a cessation of the firing.The wind blew a small gale testing as well the quality of the canvass tents, ss also the strength of the guns.The firing of the New Brunswick detachment was good judging from the firing point, the range parity not having returned from the butts.The target was ple >cd at a distance of 2.400yards presenting a very small object, being only 4} feet by 24.Corp.Brownell, ot Fa:rviiie Battery, and Gunuer Bowde, of the 4th Battery,each demolished the target.No 2 Battery, Levis, also made good firing.Officers and men are loud in the praise of the arrangements.The Governor-General desired to be shewn through the lines of the New Brunswick Brigade, and he was accompanied through the tents of that corps.which he found in good order, He afterwards looked in upon the men while attheir dinner, and expressed his pleasure at seeing representatives from the Maritime Provinces, se Arrested for an Old Murder.ALBANY, Sept.8.\u2014John tonnors, of Cohoes, was arrested and brought to this city to-day on the charge of having murdered James \u2018Walker, a canal storekeeper, near Cohoes, in the spring of 1887.Walker left West Troy for home one evening with some horses he had bought and considerable money.He was not seen azain until his dead body was found in the canal some days later, It bore unmistakable evidence of violence.Conrors was arrested at the time but dischargrd for lack of evidence.Rccently the murder?d man\u2019s sons hea-d that one Joseph Miller was a witness of the ¢ ime.Miller was treced out and taken into custody.On his statement Conpors was re- arrestrd.Miller swears that he saw Connors kill Walker and aiterwards throw the body into the canal.ie Uucle Sam\u2019s Finances, \u2018WASHINGTON, Sept, 8.\u2014The Senate! agreed tothe conference report on the River and Harbor bill.During the debate on the tariff bill, Mr.Plumb expreiscd the belief that there would be a deficit of $152,000,0.0.The finance committee amedments to the sugar schedule was adopted, the vole on the rate on sugars above Ivo.13 Dutch standard being 39 tn 12.An evening session was held with a view to disposing of the remaining amendments, tf :Shot by a Rough, CHICAGO, Sept.8.\u2014Jacob Siff, while defending Bernard Cohen irom a crowd of roughs to-day, was shot, probably fatally.The roughs were arrested, but the identity of the man who shot Cohen is a mystery.SHOT HIS SISTER WITH SAND.A Boy Murders the Little Girl Left in His Charge.LockrorT DEPOT, N.Y., Sept.8.\u2014A terrible crime was committed at Ransomville, & village 16 miles northeast of here, yesterday.A boy named Charles Grambo, aged 14, son of Frederick Grambo, a farmer, murdered his adopted sister, Rose Grambo, aged 8 or 9 years.There were no eye witnesses to the crime, as the children were lest alone at home while the parents went away.Young Grambo, it is said, had an empty shotgun, which he brought out into the yard where the little girl was playing.He loaded it with sand and gravel, and placing the muzzle close to Rose\u2019s head fired, The guu must have been close, as the giil\u2019s face is ull of powder.The young villain then carried the girl into the house, a8 blood was found in several rooms.He then hitchedup a hoise, placed the body ot the dying girl in the wagon, thiew a blanket over her and started to Dr.Long\u2019s house.The doctor tried to probe for the pebbles, but found that they had penetrated the brain and that there was no hope to save the child.The boy told contradictory stories, but held that the shooting was purel accidental.He is known as being wild and headstrong.The girl was his adopted sister, having been taken from the home for the friendless in this city a month ago.Her name was Rose Glit- ner, and her mother is in the insane asylum.The family came from Suspension Bridge.The Grambo family became very much attached to the little girl, and the theory ts that the boy shot her in a jealous rage.He has not been arrested yet, but the coroner will investigate.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.Matters of Interest Transpiring in the Big Southern Republic, CITY OF MEXICO, via GALVESTON, Sept.8\u2014 Senor Castellanos, the Spanish Minister, has returned to this city from the Uniled States.Senor Ignacio Mariscal, Minister ot Foreign Affairs, will arrive at Vera Cruz tc-morrow from Europe.The Vera Cruz authorities have taken steps looking to a quarantine against Turks, Arabians and Syrians, who are arriving there in large numbers.The Official Gazette publishes a telegram from Camargo apnouncing that Mexican aad American silver money ison a par in that seetion.The government publishes a balance sheet of the National Pawn institution, and denies that there is any deficit or any change in the directorate of the institution.The country is flooded with counterfeit silver of the smaller denominations.Senor Geronimo Pou claims that SenorFalis Morsn has not left Salvador and that he will remain and aid President Ezeta in goveruing that country.Smallpox is causing terrible havoc in the interior of Guatemala.President Diaz is maturing a pian for the reduction of the army, which it is intended shall be composcd solely of volunteers.His plau is known to only a few.It is believed, as far as ean be judged at present, that it would have the efiect of eliminating the criminal and otherwise undesirable elements from the army, which it is said will hereafter be principally used on the Northern and fouthern iront'ers and in territory occupied by Indians.There are a very lurge number of officers, some of whom have seen service, who are being supported on the retired list, and if these are disbanded it will cause a saving to the country of several millions annually.If the President's plan is carried into eficct it is supposed many of these officers would find employment in the National Guard and other services in the different States.Several local papers have taken up the anti-loitery question.The Government some weeks ago suppressed the so-called Zoological raffie, but afterward granted a new lottery charter in Puebla.Arr SAD STORY OF A YOUNG WIFE, Bratally Attacked in her Home by a Drunken Neignbor.NEW YORK, Sept.8.\u2014In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Mrs.CarriePiesel,who is but eighteen years ole, and has been married only four months, charged Tames Early with a brutal assault, Justice Hogan committed Early in default of bail to awail the action of the grand jury despite his denials of the crime, Mrs.Pieser and her husband were living in apartments at No.170 Broome street, and Early and his wife had apartments directly across the hall.Mrs, Piesel told the Justice she had met Early but once befoie.Wh le she was packing up her household eff2¢ts, oa saturday, preparatory to moving, Early entered her rooms with a pitcher of beer and ssked her to drink with him.She declined and Early drank alone.Her husband, an elrctrotpper, was away trom } ome looking for work.Aiier Early drank the beer he a saulted Mrs.Pierel, stifit- ng her screams with his hand.Early, who 8 a big, strong man, twenty-four yeais of aze, threalened to kill her if she told her husband of the assault.She fainted, and when she had recovered consciousness Early had gone.Then she run to the Delancey street, police station and reported the occurrence, and Detective Wieser was sent oul iu search of early, whom he arrested.\u2014_\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Plague Spots Near the Capitol.\u2018WASHINGTON, Sept.8.\u2014 Within the shadow of the Capitol building, on Maryiand avenue are some of the most immoral resor.s at the national capital, This fact was discus-ed at a meeting to-day of the Protective League, an organization that 1s doing much quiet and effective work.À communication, signed by the secretary, E.G.Reeder, and authorized by the league was sent to General Francis B, Spinola, of New York, calling his attention to the existing state of affairs and asking him \u2018in the name of: ommon decency and for the tenefit of the beautiful capitalcity,\u201d to urge some action by this Congre.s that will wipe out the plague spot meationed, The communication states that houses of unsavory charecter flouvish at short intervals 1rom the imposing statue of Garfield at the feot of Capitol Hill, contiguous the Congressional Park, and thence along Maryland- avenue west to Four-and-a-half-street.The communication sent to General Spinola suggests that in order to do away with these objeciionable places that the Government condemn and purchase all the private land lying between the stretch of pretty parking that extends from the Capitol west to the Potomac and south to and including Maryland-avenue as far as Four-and- a-half-street.\u2026 This would result in merging the Garfield Park, which exteuds from East Washington, into the present succession of malls and making a continuation of parking \u201cand drives over two miles in length.ee Too Much Tick For Him, NEw YORK, Sept.8.\u2014William H.Wagner was Indicted yesterday for defrauding Noe, Trahan & Co., jewelers, of No.§3 Nassau- street, out of $1,500.Wagner was arrested at Pittsburg on Labor Day as a suspicious character, and when seventy-five pawn tickets, issued in New York for watches, were found on him inspccior Byrnes was communicated with, and renlied to hold Wagner.Seven indictments have been found, two of them for forgery, and Detective Muilry has gone to Pittsburg with a requisition, Wagner was employed to sell watches on the instalment pisn, and recured a number of orders and forged others.The watches which were given to him to deliver he pawned.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Eight Men Buried Alive ISRPEMING, Mich., Sept.8,\u2014Eight miners were buried in the Lake Angeline mine by a cave-in on the sixth level this ymorning.Every effort is being made to rescue them 1he men are slive and are communicated with by means of a pipe uscd Lo convey compressed air for power drilts.efi The Cyclone Reaches Italy.ROME, Sept.8.\u2014A hurricane coming from North Italy did much damage av B:lluno, and destroyed bridges and houses in the Zolda Valley.Twenty-two bodies have alre+dy been recovered from the debris of ruin-d buildings, and it is feared the remains of other victims lie buricd undur the ruins, Probably Fatal Accident.PETROLIA, Ont., Sept.8.\u2014Wm.Dyer, express messenger, while attempting to board a train 1 Oil City to-day, fell under the wheels and bad both legs taken off below the knee.It is thought he cannot recover, 3 CENTS.86 A YEAR CHIVALROUS POLICEMEN.W.O'BRIEN.M.P., TRAVELS UNDER \u201c HIS WIFE'S PROTECTION.I-Hot Speeches in Killarney\u2014Unwonted Quietude of the Constabulary\u2014The Elections Kept in View by Government\u2014 Afraid of Arousing Public Feeling\u2014A Bride's Privileges.ryiunuer + » INDON, Sept.8.\u2014Some surprise has been asioned by the fact that Mr.Wm.O\u2019Brien Di \"18 permitted to travel umolested about Kil- larney making bitter speeches against the Government.Mr, O\u2019Brien himself and many another Irish leader in days not long past, has been summarily arrestcd and his hearers dispersed by an armed force for utterances leas seditious than those in which the plucky journalist and statesman is now indulging The most generally accepted explanation of ihe Government's inactien is that, owing to the nearness of theelection Lord Salisbury does not wish to arouse new causes of strife at present, especlaliy as Mr.O'Brien is one of the most difficult to hardle owing to his shrewdness and cleverness in generally managing to place his opponents technically in the wrong.No one understands better than he how to trap the usually Jndiscreet members of the Nationel Irish constabulary into falze steps which involve the Government in embarrassment, without much glory or advantage of any kind to compensate for the trouble, The fact that Mr.O'Brien is accompanied by his bride is also believed toincrease ihe Government\u2019s indisposition to molest him for the sympathies of the public might easily be aroused tor him, if any trouble af- feciing his wife\u2019s health or comfort should grow outot police interference, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DRIVEN OUT BY LIGHTNING, Railway Clerks Haye a Very Unpleasant Experience, ALTOONA, Pa., Sept.8.\u2014Llghtning struck the offices of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co, at noon to-day and in a few minutes the building was ablaze.The bullding was badly gutted.Great damage was also done by water and 1t is feared valuable records and memoranda are ruined.The loss, which cannot be estimated at present, will be heavy, There was great excitement fora time among the hundreds of clerks employed in the building, but all escaped, though there were several narrow escapes from suffocation.All railroad business is temporarily suspended.The lightning entered the telegraph room in which are stored tons of naper and the tire communicating with these gained great headway.emer A KICK AT THE McKINLEY BILL.Leaf Tobacco Merchants Unanimous in its Condemnation, NEW YORK, Sept.8.\u2014Pursuant to the call issued by the Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade several days ago for a meeting of leaf tobacco importers to take action on the McKinley bill, a meeting was held to-day.There was a very large attendance, including representatives of all the leading houses in the trade.The President of the Board explained that if the McKinley bill passed in its present shape it would result in disaster to the trade, force the withdrawal from circulation of many millions of dullars and possibly cause a panic in financial circles, It would be impossible to get the merchandise out of bond within the time proposed by the bill.À resolution protesting against the passage of the bill in its present form was uuanimously passed.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PECULIAR SUICIDE.An Ohio Convict Dreaihes Gus Through a Newspaper Tube, COLUMBUS, O., Bept.8.\u2014Henry Nersman, a life prisoner from Cincinuali, confined for murderin the Ohio State Penitentiary, committed suicide this evening in his cell in a peculiarly ingeniois manner.Taking the pages of & newspaper, he rolled them into tubes, and, telescoping these together, made a long pire, one end of which he siipp~d over a gas jet and, taking the other inthis mouth, laid on his cot and breathed the gas into bis lungs.Itiook him but aiew minutes td do the fatal work, and that, too, right under the no.e of a guard who was patrolling the corridor., \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A SIGNIFICANT RESOLUTION.New York Produce Merchants Want Enlarged Markets.NEw YORK, Sept.8.\u2014A meeting of members of the Produce Exchange was held to-day to express the views of the Exchange on the question of reciprocity.A resolution was adopted to the effect that the New York Produce Exchange, as a body, solicit Congress to take such steps by legislation or diplomatic negotiation, as will ensure the enlargement of foreign markets to American products.The resolution was telegraphed to Senators Evarts and Hiscock.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Topics From the Capital, OTTAWA, Sept.8.\u2014Henccker Heaton, M.P.for Canterbury, England, arrivod in Ottawa to-day.He is interesting himself in the ocean penny scheme, He has just come from the United States, where he was much encouraged that the realization of hisideas was not far off.It is thought that when the Railways Department is rc-organized Mr.Trudeau, present deputy minister, will assume the duties of chief engineer \u2018n addition.More power will be given to local engineers oun canals.8ir Ado!phe Caron has finally decid-i not to pay the fi st guardsthe extra allowance for their services on the occasion of Prince Arthur\u2019s visita Storm on the Fishing Banks.LouisBURG, C.B., Sept.8.\u2014The schooner Maria of Pubuico, Capt.Goodwin, arrived yes- terdayfrom Green Bank and reports a regular hurricane struck the Banks on S8unday night, Aug.3], lasting about four hours.Every vessel broke adriit and all lost most of their trawl gear.The Maria will repair the damage and refit here, This storm will probably end mosi of the fishing vessels\u2019 season.\u2014\u2014l\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sad Errand For a Father, HAMILTON, Sept.8.\u2014Thomas Marshall received information yesterday tbrough a telegram which was sent to the chief of police here, stating that his son, Thomas Marshall, was run over and killed by a train at Syracuse, N.Y., on Wednesday.Mr.Marshall has gone to Syracuse to bring the body here, Deceased was spending his holidays In the Eastern States.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Failure of a Banker.WAUPACA, Wis, Sept.8.\u2014Evan Col'idge, of the Waupaca National Bank, assigned to Frank W, Whipple, of Waupaca, this morning.Assets, $37,000; liabilities, $77 ,Cu0.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 A Plague of Tramps.BELLEVILLE.Ont., Sept.3.\u2014Ten tramps were sent to jail to-day under sentence of 20 days.All were French Canadians.ee, ' A Fair, Cool Day.TOKONTO, Sept.8.\u2014The pressure is above he normal over the greater portion of the continent and higher over the lake region.Showers have occurred generally in Ontario and Quetec and more locally from the Rockies to Manitoba.Minimum and maximum temperatures: Minnedosa, 26.58; Winnipeg, 358.56; Toronto, 66.72: Montreal, 66.84; Quebec, 58.82; Halifax, 48.70.PROBABILITIES, Lakes\u2014 Light to moderate winds, fine and comparatively cool.#t Lawrence, upper\u2014Moderate winds, fine and comparatively cool.St.Lawrence, lower\u2014Moderate to fresh winds, generally fair and cooler.Gulf\u2014Moderate to fresh winds, generally fair and cooler with a few local showers, Maritime\u2014Moderate winds, generally fair showers in some localities.H 9 THE MONTREAL HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.TRADE AND COMMERCE FINANCIAL.\u2018Tux Herarp Orrics, Monday Evening, Sept, 8, 1890.Montreal Stock Market.The market to-day was dull but about steady.Dealings in bank stocks were again limited and insignificant.Considering tte peculiar condition of the money market and the ahsence of outside support prices have been well sustained.Money is more plentiful at 6 per cent.but the prospect of a squeez» deters operators who do not care to touch anything outside of Canadian Pacific, which is not so subiect to local influences as some other listed securities Bank of Mortreal is maintained at 230 bid, 231} asked.Two lots of Commerce were sold and it closed with sellers at 123} and buyers at 123.The total sales at both boards to-day were 562 shares,of which 500 shares were Canadian Pacific.This stock sold down from 82} to 82}, closing at 82} bid, 82% sellers.In cottons there was no nearer approsch to business and former quotations were adhered to.New Passenger stands au 175 and New Gas at 196 bid.MORNING BOARD, 1 Merchant's Bank at.145 50 Bank of Commerce.eee 182% 200 Canadian Pacific.au 82% AFTERNOON BOARD.1 Bank of Montreal.229} 10 do do Commerce.128% 150 Canadian Pacific.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026ce .82; 150 do ceernennens nes \u2026.B2 The closing figures are as follows, compiled by Messrs.D.L.McDougall & Co, No.1 Hospital-street : 5 3 eb ë = = |8 THE EMPIRE: The pages of history showing that English manufacturing industries were built up by asystem of stringent protection till having secured a firm hold of their home markets and acquired an immense foreign trade they were able to try so-called free trade, cannot be torn up or effaced.The venerable chestnut again! Will the Toronto organ condescend to give particulars?Will it tell us what Great Britain\u2019s \u201cimmense foreign trade\u201d amounted to\u2014say at the time of the repeal of the corn laws; and what was the condition of Great Britain's manutactur- ing industry for some tice previous to that date and after a period of protection extending over some two hundred years?Let us have the facts, not pleasant fictions.Tux Ontario Court of Chancery, composed of Hon, Chancellor Boyd, Vice- Chancellor Ferguson and Justice Ferguson, has decided that the right of commuting sentences imposed for offences against laws passed by the Ontario Legislature, rested witb,the Lieutenant- Governor-in-Counuil.Sir John Macdonald and Sir John Thompson took the opposite view, contending that the pardorirg power rested with the Govern- or-General-in-Council.The case decided was a friendly one entered Into by arrangement ; nevertheless the decision must be regarded as a substantial victory for the Ontario Government, ay\u2019 well as being a very important one, \u2014- Ax evening paper calls The Gazeite and The Hamilton Spectator \u201cordinary \u201cGovernment organs\u201d in contrast with The Empire,which itstyles'the manufact \u2018ored-to-order organ of the manufact- \u201curers\u201d\u2014we excuse the alliteration.Probably the title of the latter might be interpreted extraordinary Government organ, in view of the extraordinary things it says and the extraordinary views it promulgates at times.The \u201cor- \u201cdipary\u201d organs may be expected to regent the slur cast on them by the evening paper in question.\u2018 2-0 SPEAKING of reciprocity with the United States, The London Free Press, Mr.Carling\u2019s\u2018organ, says : Sensible and far-seeing men will not cone sent to any change from the conditions which are now bringing us a happy measure of prosperity and promise us immeasurable riches in the future.But The Hamilton Spectator, The Montreal Gazette and other organs now say that reciprocity is the very thing we want, etc, etc.What is Mr.Carling or The Free Press going to do about it ?= Trek St.Louis Globe-Democrat, Republican, having declared that \u201cthe Repub- \u201clican revolt against any increase in the \u201ccustoms duties, which Mr.Plumb has \u2018\u2018etarted in the Senate, is a move in the \u201cright direction,\u201d The St.Paul Pioneer \u201cPress, also Republican, follows up the \u201cremark by saying \u201cmore rebels wanted.\u201d The revolt is spreading.\u2014 Tre Charlottetown, P.E, I, Patriot must have a sarcastic wag on its reportorial staff.In relating how a cow bad been placed hors de combat by a railway train, the reporter winds up by saying that \u201cthe cow\u2019s throat had to be cut to \u2018save her life.\u201d By the way,that is jus: what Sir John is preparing to do with the N.P.\u2014 \u201c War is protection ?\u201d asks the St Paul Pioneer Press; and this after the American people have enjoyed that blessing (?) for twenty-nine years.Carsley\u2019s Advertisement \u2014 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 SHOWERS SHOWERS Be prepared for rain by carrying one of 8.Carsley\u2019s Desideratum Umbrellas.All should have on hand one of S.Carsley\u2019s desideratum umbrellas to keep off the showers, S.CARSLEY Ladies\u2019 Black Umbrellas 32c, 35c, 43c, 50c, 6ôc.For all kinds of umbrellas come dircet to 8 Carsley\u2019s, the leading umbrella store in Canada.S.CARSLEY.Gents\u2019 Umbrellas 50c, $1.00, $1.25.All made on the best frames by experienced workmen, T5¢, S.CARSLEY.Ladies\u2019 Gloria Umbrellas $1.30 Gents\u2019 Gloria Umbrellas $1.50 Gents\u2019 Silk Umbrellas $1.75 ents\u2019 Silk Umbrellas $2.00 Umbrellas repaired.Umbrellas re-covered.S.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY 1765, 1767, 1769, 177L, 1773, 1775, 1777 MONTREAL NOTRE DAME STREET Telephones\u2014Bell, N0.2620 ; Federal, No.555.CREAT SALE BUILDING LOTS \u2014IN THE\u2014 BEAUTIFUL SUBURB OF ST.ROSE Unequalled for its Charming Scenery and Healthfulness.0 We will offer for sale on Saturday, Sept.13, a large number of lots in the village of St.Rose, and facing the Picnic Park, close to the Canadian Pacific Railway station, The terms will be most liberal, affording a home in the lovelist of suburban spots, near the city and at a cost within the reach of all.The railway facilities are ample and suitable for all classes.A special train will leave the Dalhousie- square station at 2 p.m, on the day of sale, Tickets will be issued free to intending purchasers for the double journey on application at our office on Friday Sept.12, and on Satar- day, Sept.13, to 1 p.m.\u20140\u2014\u2014 J.PHILIP WITHERS & CO.# REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &C.Imperial Building, St.James St.MONTREAL.WALTER M.KEARNS, Auctioneer.ARMOUR'S .Ce Celebrated Canned Meats No Wholesale Grocery stock is now consid ered complete without a full assortment of Armour's Celebrated Canned Meats, Comprising Corned Beet, an 11h.,21b ,41b.,8 ib, and 14 1b.Tins.Also, Lanch \u2018Tongue, Ox Tongue, Chipped Dried Bret, Boneless Pig's fret and One English Brawo.STOCK HELD BY Caverhill, Hughes & CO.L.Chaput, Fils & Co.George Childs & Co., D.Hatton & Co, Hudon, Hebert & C0.Kinloch, Lindsay & Co.Locxerby Bros, J.A.Mathewson & COs N.Quintal & Fils, Rausom, Forbes & CO, Tuas, Wilson & Co., Parner, Rose & Co., Wand, Carter & Co.Dufresne & Mongenaise Hudou & Orsali, W volesale Trade Supplied ny JAMES ALLEN, 6 St.Nictolnre Street.Bay the ARMOUR LARD and ARMOUR *raR HAMS and BACON.- 24 Notice to Consignees \u2014 The Alans\u2019 R.M.S.Circassian, Lieut.R Barrett, R.N.R, master, from Livernoa!.44 entered at Customs.Conaignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, 1 A Agents For School VISIT THEENPLRE CHILDREN\u2019S CLOTHING PARLOR Our Bright New Stock is now ready for your inspec tion.FALL AND WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS SCHOOL SUITS AND ond PANTS Gentlemen Requiring a Seasonable Suit or Overcoat, manufactured from the best home and imported goods, purchase direct from THE EMPIRE 2261 St.Catherine st.west GEO.S.ROONEY, Manager Fire Alarm Free at The Empire.Grand Trunk Railway EXHIBITION EXCURSIONS FROM MONTREAL T0 TORONTO Mien September 13 and 15, - $7 00 September 14 to 19, - 10 00 Valid for Return until Sept.22.TO OTTAWA AND RETURN September 24.inn 32 55 September 22, 23, 25 and 26.à 50 Valid for return until Sept.20.Special arrangements for judges and oxhibi- tors presenting certificate from the sceretary of exhibition.For further information.tickets, Pullman car accommodation etc\u2026 apply to Bonaventure station, city offices, 143 St.James street and Windsor Hotel, JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager Montreal, Sent, 6, 188.1234 FOR SALE NOBEUS No.1 DYNAMITE 78 per cent.Strength, Safest, Cheapest and Best Price 30¢ per Ib at Magazine.8.& 8, 11 Thompson & Co.28 st.Sulpice st, Montrea! Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c¢, Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.THE DOMINION WIRE ROPE CO\u2019Y MONTREAL, MANUFACTURERS OF for Hoisting, Mining, Inclines, Trans mission of Power, Towing, Ships Rigging, Guys, Ete., Ete.= ALSO \u2014 Lang\u2019s Patent Wire Rope For Transmission and Colliery purposes NEGEAL STRAND CLOTHES LINER AED SEIZING WIRE.JAMES COOPER, Agent, -\u2014 806 Mt.James treet Suits \u2014 AMUSEMEMENTS.J cADEMY of MUSIC= HENRY THOMAS, Lelsse & Man.eek of September 8.Engagement extra- inaire of the ce'ebrat ed tregedieme MARGARET MATHER ~REPERTOIRE\u2014 neymoon\u2014Monday and Wednesday are 0 and Jutiet\u2014Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights Leah the Forsaken\u2014Friday night Lady of Lyons-Saturday matinee £ now on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s see week\u2014Conreid Comic Opera Co.ROW & JACOBS\u2019 gran THEATRE ROYAL Every afternoon and evening.Week commencing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth 61h successful season of the greatest play of the age, WM.GILLETTE'S MASTERPIECE HELD BY THE ENEMY presented by \u2018a most powerful cast and all new scenic effects, Prices of Admission\u201410e, 20c, 30C ; reserved seats 10c extra.Plan at the Royal from 9 a.m.till 10 p.m.Coming\u2014Williams & Orr\u2019s Meteors.HE TT STRAUSS ORCHESTRA \u2014 The plan opens at Nordheim- ers on Wednesday, the 10th inst.Afternoon prices\u2014$1, $1.50, $2.Evening prices\u2014§3, $2, $1.CITIZEN'S BALL \u2014\u20140\u2014\u2014 To the Admiral and Officers of the Fleet and H.R.Prince George of Wales.\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Ball Committee, whose names eppear in another column are requested to meet in the Board of Trade Rooms at 1.20 o\u2019clock to-day (Tuesday).By order HECTOR PREVOST, CAMPBELL LANE, Joint Hon, Secretaries.GRAND BALL \u2014TO\u2014 Vice-Admiral Watson and Officers of the Fleet ~AND\u2014 H-R-H.Prince Ceorge of Wales- WINDSOR HOTEL, THURSDAY, SEPT.11, AT 9 O°CLOCK P.M.Subscription Lists are now open at Messrs, Dawson Bros., The Star, Gazette, La Minerve, Le Monde, La Patrie offices, City Clerk\u2019s office, Board of Trade and Windsor Hotel, BEL-AIRJOCKEY CLUB 2 L \u2014 TO BE HELD AT Bel - Air : Race : Course Thursday, Sept.11, Saturday, Sept.13 Five races each day, including Steeplechase Bel-Air Cup Thursday, 11th inst.Carslske Steeplechase Sept, 13 SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE rand Trunk Bonaventure Station, 1.30 and 200 opclock daily 3 Canadian Facifde Windsor et station, Thursday 2 o\u2019clock, turda) 1.30 and 2 o\u2019clock, y Sa y Pullman accommodation on all trains 25c each way.Commutation and season tickets not accepted on special trains, Return fare 50c.Admission free ou showing Field stand 25c, grand stand railway ticket, 1 0 CAMBRIDGESHIRE SWEEP $25,000 1st.horse [2 prizes] $3000 each.2nd horse prizes) de 3rd horse 6 1060 each.Other starters [divided equall Non-starters.! PRE a es A iene 000\u20ac 5000 TICKETS - .- 130 horses entered j2 prizes each] 260 prizes Drawing October 20 at the Victoria Armory Result mailed to country subscribers.Ten per cent.deducted from prizes.Address GEO, CARSLAKE, Prop Mansion House, 522 8t.J ames street, Montreal N.B.\u2014Derby of 1891 will be 873,600.; tive speech cured ; ; grad | ara ai trades taught; gr \"| \u2018MACKAY INSTITUTE FCR PROTESTANT DEAF MUTES AND THE BLIND Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal, P-Q- School will re-open on WEDNESDAY, SEPT.10, Thorough education imparted; cnildren taught to speak and to read the lips: defecs us doing well as printers.cabinet-makers engravers, &c.Indiz nt pupils may obtait free education.Clergymen, teachers 80 others may inestimabiy benefit unfortun& children, and greatly Leip the work of institution by ri Dust y reporting names and ad J.I.ASHCROFT.GEO.DURNFORD, H.E.ASHCROFT.Secretary-Treasurer.Superintendents: & 33 d at id of wv \u20ac M9 .s6M0 Foo 2000 6 ACH prizes ro0ry ] ntreal TE LIND P.Q 0, 1ildren defec duates nakers obtain rs an rtunaté z of the dresses Fi Dents.A NEW SUB-CHIEF.CAPTAIN BECKINGHAM GETS THE APPOINTMENT.By a Unanimous Vote of The City Council\u2014 A Difference of Opinion Regarding the Naming of Streets \u2014The Paying of Private Lanes Discussed\u2014Prince Arthur vs, Bagg.The Mayor presided at the meeting of the City Council yesterday.There were also present Aldermen Gauthier, La- marche, Shorey, J.M.Dufresne, J.B.R.Dufresne, Tansey, Grenier, Cunningham, McBride, Farrell, Germain, P.Dubuc, Savignac, P.Kennedy, Martineaa, Brunet, Wilson, Robert, Hurteau, Griffin, Perreault, A.Dubuc, Villeneuve, Stephens, Hamelin, Thomson, Malone, Con- roy, Stevenson, Jeannotte, Prefontaine and Rolland.The several reports of the Roads and Finance Committees regarding drains, etc, were passed.Some discussion was raised om the subject of certain sidewalks on Ontario- street.These had been permitted fps pat down without the consent of the councii baving been obtained, and the chairman of the Roads Committee, Ald.Prefontaire, was censured for the irregularity.Ald.Stephens protested against the proceeding.The principle was all wrong.If isclated proprietors chose to make improvements on their own motion they should be made to bear the whole cost themselves.The Mayor hoped that the report would be passed, on Ald.Prefontaine giving a promise that such an irregularity would not be allowed to recur.Ald.Prefontsine gave the required guarantee, and the report was passed.Ald.Stephens moved that in future proprietors be obliged to pay the whole expense if any improvements are made without the sanction of the council.Ald.Rolland moved, and Ald.Wilson seconded the motion, that the Mayor be authorized to present an address to Prince George this evening in the City Hall.Carried unanimously.The appointment of a successor to the late Sub-Chief McCulloch was brought up by a report from the Fire Committee suggesting three names for the vacancy, Capts.Beckingham, Johnston and No- an, It was moved by Ald.Stevenson, and seconded by Ald.Dufresne, that Capt.J.Backingham be appointed to fill the vacant position.Ald.Grenier moved in amendment, seconded by Ald.Germain, tnat Theodore St.Pierre be given the position.On a division the motion waz lost by 27 to 2.Captain Beckingham was then unanimously appointed to the position.The report of the Road Committee recommending that the name of Bagg and Courville-streets be changed to that of Prince Arthur-street was then brought up.Ald.Griffin proposed an amendment, seconded by Ald.Villeneuve, that Cour- ville, Bagg and Prince Arthar-streets be all called Bagg-street.All, Griffin said that if the names were changed as suggested the Bagg estate would sue the city for damages.A second amendment was proposed by Ald.Jeannotte, and seconded by Ald.McBride, asking that the question ba referred back to the Road Committee for further information, Ald.Stephens in opposing the amendments alluded to tha statement that had been made up to the effect that the Bagg estate had given property to the city, He woald like to know where that property was.There was something in a name; often there was a good deal.Prince Arthur was certainly a more preferablename than that of Bagg.He believed that the change suggested by the Road Committee would have the effect of increasing the value of the strects named.The amendments were defeated by Jarge majorities, and thc report of the Road Committee was adopted.The next business was the reading of the by-law to provide for the pavement of private lanes.Ald.Jeannette said that before proceeding with the lanes, it would be much better to pave the sidewalks; it would be as well to pave the yards, if the lanes were done, and he moved a six months\u2019 hoist.Ald.Stephens was in favor of the by- Jaw, and maintained that the paving of the lanes was necessary ; it was the only means of keeping them clean, and showed visitors the improvement to the city.Ald.Prefontaine, Ald.Shorey,Ald.Da- mers, Ald.Wilson and Ald.Stevenson also spoke in favor of the paving of lanes and Ald.Jeannotte suspanded his motion.Section first was amended to read, on motion of Ald Prefontaine, that any person, being the owner of property bounded by a private lane, may petition the said council that the lane may Le paved with stone or asphalt or any kind as asked for, and this may be decided by the majority of ownera and according to the value of property.Section second which reads: ¢ If such petition be approved of by a resolution of the council, the Road Committee shall cause the necessary work to be executed under the supervision of the City Surveyor,\u201d was amended, by a motion of Ald Wilson, by adding \u201cand that the grade , be determined by the City Surveyor.\u201d The third section also passed.Ald.Stephens moved, seconded by Ald.Stevenson, that the third reading of the by-law be dispensed with.Ald.Jeannotte moved in amendment, seconded by Ald.Dubuc, that the City Attorney be asked his opinion as to whether this could be dispensed with legally.When the vote was taken it Was found that there was no quorum and the meeting adjourned.Smeke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars, Smoke the Sohmer Cigar,lvc.\u2014\u2014- Four Years in Sawyerville.\u201cFor four years I had pimples and sores breaking ont on my hands and face, caused by bad blood.Medicine from the doctor was tried without avail, but after using two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters I am well.\u201d Miss MaseL Linpsay, Sawyervilie Que rg Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar 10c¢, Children Cry for DRESS PARADE IN EERMUDA.The Grenadier Guards Praised by General Newdigate.HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sept.8.\u2014Since the arrival of the Grenadier Guards at Bermuda they have had no parades, owing to the fact that they have no ciothing to appear on parade in.The uniform worn in England is not suitable for a warm climate, consequently the regimental tailors have becn busy fitting the new clothes that the guards will wear during their stay here.The new uniform consists of a light scarlet tunic, with royal blue facings, blue pantaloons with red sirive, and white helmet with pugaree and grenade in front.Yesterday Licut.-Gen.Newdigate, who is about to go to England on a short leave, ordere a parade for inspection at 7a.n.There was no hanging back or locking barrack-rooms to escape this parade, but the regiment was out in full force and presented a magnificent appearance, After the General had inspected the regiment and it was put threugh a short drill, the men formed a square and were addressed: by Gen.Newdigate and congratulaied on their fine appearance and soldierly bearing.The General said that it gave him great pleasure to have the honor of inspecting the first and most distinguished regiment of Her Majesty's household troops, The troops then formed in line and marched back to barracks, headed by their drum, fifeand bugle corps, playing \u201cThe British Grenadiers.\u201d It 1s rumored in military circles that the order for the second battalion of the Liver- ol Regiment to proceed to B:rmuds to re- teve the Leicestershire Regiment, now stationed here, has been cancelled, and that a reserve batialion of guards will bo called up and sent out instead.During the absence of Gov.Newdegate- Newdigate the Government will be administered by Col.W.H, Eaton, Grenadier Guards.Col.Lord Arthur Wellesley will command the troops.He is a grandson of the late Duke of Wellington.The Library Question.Editor Herald: Some time ago I wrote to you criticizing the management of the Fraser Institute and especially speakinz of the shame that so fine an institution should be practically useless tothe working portion of the community, because books were not lent out.You thea appended to my letter an editorial note ridiculing the idea of lending valuable works to all comers and ina jocular manner hinting that few would ever find their way back to the library shelves May I bring to your notice the enclosed clipping ?\u201cThe librarian of Darlington Public Library reports in his latest return that not a single k has been lost since its establishment five years ago.The annual issue of books is close upon 80,030.\u201d Darlington in population is not moze than one-third of \u201cMontreal, yet you see how good management,has benefited that town.Contrast the above with what the handeomely endowed Fraser Institute has done for Montreal in the last five years and then confess that either the management is at fault, Or tLere is a big black man in the wood pile somewhere.A BOOKWORM.Prize Dogs.The following dogs owned 1n Toronto took prizes at the International Dog Show held at Kingston on Sept.2, 3 and 4: Mr.C.A.Stone's bitch, Gladys: Mr, H.P.Thompson's dogs, Zigzag and Pickle; Mr, George Bell's Siyboots, and Mr.G.W.Prescott\u2019s handsome pair of fox terriers Punch and Judy carried off three prizes between them, the bitch (Judy) being also highly commended i.the puppy class.The judges were Flovd Vail, Esq., New, York City, and J.Olis Fellows, Esq., Hornellsville, N.Y.CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY TRAIN SERVICE TO BEL-AIR RACES.Leave Windsor-street Station 2.00 p.m, September 11, and 1.30 p.m.and 2.00 p.m.September 13, Return ticket, including admission to show, 50c.Smokethe Sohmer Cigar, 10e¢.Smoke Noisy BoyE 1890 cigars.FITS \u2014All Fits stopped free by Dr- s Kline's Great Nerve Restorer No Hits after first day's use.Marvellous ures.Treatise and $2.00 trial bottle free Fit caree Send to Dr.Kline, 931 Arch te, Phi la.Pa.246 Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c 2 * Monuwerrat \u201d Lime-Fruit Juice is the standard summer drink throughout England, and is delightfully cool and refreshing.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars, Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢ Tam O'Shanters 25c, 40c and 75c at 5.Carsley\u2019s.a Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke the Sohmer.CigarlOcs.Tam O'Shanters 25c, 40c and 75¢ at S.Carsley\u2019s.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 cigars.Dress goods of every description now in stock at S.Carsley\u2019s for the autumn trade.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢ OTICE from Dame Malviza Marcotte that on the 30th day of September,1890,5he will petition the Provincial Treasurer to authorize Erasme Bouchard to transfer his license to the said petitioner, Montreal, Sept.8, 1890.SITUATIONS VACANT G°92 laborers will find steady employment and liberal wages at the steamships of the Allan Line.A.Neal & Son, contractor.231561 =r BUSINESS CHANCES.y ANTED- Partner with $20,000 to S3U,UJ0 capital in one of the best established wholesale wine and spirit importing houses in Canada; one competent to manage the office preferred, Correspondence strictly confidential.Address, Box 714, P.U., City.Notice to Consienees The Dominion Line steamship Toronto is entered at the customs and consignees are requested to pass their entrics as soon as possible.D.TORRANCE & CO., Agents.GAS GLOBES Beautiful new styles, cut, etched or tinted great variety.COLE'S LAMP STORE.1792 Notre Dame-st.2392 St.Catherine-st.CRATEHERN & CAVERHILL Heavy Hardware and Metal Merchants CAVERHILL, LEARMONT & CO.- Shelf Hardware Merchants Caverhill\u2019s Buildings 89 St, Peter Street Montreal Pitchers Castoria - _ \u2014 \u201422\u2014 mrt.THE MONTREAL HERALD TUES DAY SEFTEMBER , 1390 LEGAL NOTICES.- CANADA OVINCE UF Qoenso Seperiop Court strict of Moutreal Mde.Martine Chagnon of Montreal, 1n the district of Montreal, wife of Aime sens cal, milkman, of the same place, duly authorized to ester en justice, plaintiff.vs The sald Aime Senecal, defendant, An action for separation of property has been instituted in this case the 25th of August instant.Montreal, August 25th, 1890.PREFONTAINE, ST, JEAN & GOUIN, 207\u2014Jaw3 Attorneys for Plaintiff, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT MONTREAL.No, 346.In the matter of the City of Montreal, Petitioner in expropriation for the opening of St.Catherine-street between Harbor and Desery-streets, and unkuowniproprietors and Raymond Prefontaine,Indemuitaires and Dame Hermantine Rolland of the city and district of Montreal, wife separated as to p:opertyof Raymond Prefon- taine, squire, advocate, of the same piace, Petitioner, Public Notice is hereby given, that the Petitioner hath deposited in the office of the Prothonotary of the said Court, the price and compensation for the proverty hereinafter described, acquired by said Petitioner, by jorced expropriation, namely: No.1\u2014A piece of land being a portion of a lane in common on the official plan and book of reference for the Hochelaga Ward of the said city of Montreal.No 2\u2014A piece of land being the eastern portion of lot cadastral No.188, in the official plan and book of reference for the Hochelaga Ward ofthe said city of Montreal, No.3\u2014A piece ot land being part of a strect on the official plan and book of reference for the Hochelaga Ward of the said city of Montreal.being à residue of a property expropriated.And upon the Petition of the said Indemnitaire, it is ordered that by a notice to be inserted twice a week, during two consecutive weeks, in two daily newspapers published in Montreal, one in the English and the other in the French language, and once in the \u201cQuebec Official Gazette,\u201d the creditors be notified and required to signify their oppositions and fyle the same in the office of the Prothonotary of the said Superior Court, at Montreal, within fifteen days from the date of the insertion of said notice in the said Official Gazette.on default whereof, proceedings will be had,without respect to any rights they may have.PROTHONOTARY\u2019S OFFICE, } Montreal, Sept.4, 1890 P.M.SAUVALLE, THE REASON WHY Reed's Rosin Cement Roofing, IT IS THE BEST, bevond question, in the market.CEO.WwW.REED, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal, SUPERIOR COURT Montreal No.346.In the matterof the City of Montreal, petitioner in expropriation for the opening of St.Catherine-street, from Harbour- street to Desery-street, in the Hochelaga Ward of the said city of Montreal,and Adolphe David, allas Davis, gentleman, ofthe city and district of Montreal, indemnitaire.Public notice is hereby given that the petitioner hath deposited in the office of the Prothonotary of the said Court the price and compensation for the property hereinafter described, acquired by said.petitioner by forced expropriation, namely: The piece of land, being the northwest portion of lot cadastral No.91 on the official plan and book of reference for the Hochelaga Ward of the said city of Montreal.And upon the petition of the said Indemnitaire, it is ordered that by a notice to be inserted twice a week, during two consecutive weeks, in two dally newspapers published in Montreal, one in the English and the other in the French language, and once in the * Quebec Official Gazette,\u2019 the creditors be notified and required to signity their oppositions and fyle the same in thé office of the frrothonotary of the said Supertor Court,at Montreal, within fifteen days from the date of the insertion of sald notice in the said Official Gazette, on default whereof proceedings will be had, without respect to any rights they may have, ARTHUR TURCOTTE, Prothonotary.Prothonotary's Office, } Montreal, 26th August, 1880.3 NOTICE TO CALL MEETING OF CREDITORS PROVINCE OF QUEBEC District of Montreal.in the Superior Court for the Province of Quebes No, 168 In the matter of Emerie Lacasse of the town of St.Henry, said district, trader, lusol- vent.The creditors of the said\u2019 insolvent are hereby ordered to appear before one of tue judges of this Court, in the Insolvency office, inthe Court House, Montreal, on the 15th day of September instant, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, in order to give their advice touching the appointment of a curator to the property of the said insolvent, and on such other matters as may lawfully be submitted to them, Montreal, September 8, 1890.H.COLLARD, Deputy Prothonotary.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10c¢.SUPE RIOR COURT Montreal.No.390.In the matter of the City of Montreal, petitioner in expropriation for the widening nf Notre Dame-street, between McGill and Inspector-streets, and Dame Angelique Lapierre, of the city and district of Montreal, widow of the late Honorable Chas.Seraphin Rodier,in her lifetime,a Senator, of the same place, in hls quality of testamentary executrix of the said late Chas.Seraphin Rodier, Indemnitaire.Public Notice is hereby given that the Petitioner hath deposiled in the office of the Pro- thonotary of the said Court, the price and compensation for the property hereinafter described, acquired by said Petitioner, by forced expropriation, namely: A piece of land being the northwest portion of lot cadastral No.1780 on the official plan and book of reference for the Bt.Ann's Ward, of the said city of Montreal.And upon the Petition of the said Indemnitaire, it is ordered that by à Notice to be inserted twice a week, during two consecutive weeks, ith two daily newspapers pablished in Montreal, one in the Engiish and the other in the French language, and once in the \u201c Quebec Official Gazette,\u201d the creditors be notified and required to signify their oppositions and fyle the same in the office of the Prothonotary of the said Superior Court, at Montreal, within fifteen days from the date ofthe insertion of said Notice in the said Official Gazette, on default whereof proceedings will be had, without respect to any rights they may have.P.M, SAUVALLE, Dep.Prothonotary.PROTHONOTARY\u2019S OFFICE, Montreal, Sept.2.1890.12 FURNITUREAND BEDDING Large Assortment, Low Prices RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, 652 Craig Street.Factory \u201462 College Street.\u201c LEONARD BALL\u201d Automatic Compound Condensing Engines _ Automatic Compound Engines.Standard Automatic Cut-off engines.Leonard Tangye Engines ; Leonard Engines.Stationary, Locomotive and Upright Boilers Portable Engines and Boilers, E.LEONARD & SONS Cor.Common and Nazareth Sts., Moutreal.H.E, PLANT, Manager.| Circulars sent on application.POST-OFFICE TIME TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1890.DELIVXRY, MAILS.\u2014\u2014 A.M- PM Ontario & West.Prov.| A.x.and States.8 30 8.15 9.15/(@) Ontarioand West 9 001.Biates bv G.T.R.| 7.45) 7.08 Ontario and Western 880 1145 States by C.P.R.|.\u2026.\u2026.| 7.08 7.0 9.15i(6) Ottawa by RW.cesses] 1.0 900 8.15C.P R.Nth of Ottawa, 915 to Pembroke.C.P.R.N°th of Ottawa to Pembrke, Port Arthur.Manitoba, N West Territories & Bri Lis b folumbla T Sunday excp'd|.\u2026.eee] IE Canadr Atlantic Ry.: 50| Alexandria Glen Rob- ae ertson, Greenfield & Maxviileby Atlantic 8 Railway .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.| 8.001 5.00 weet 8.20 Hudson, Oka, Como, Ri gaud, Carlllon, P.Fortune .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.x \u2014.\u2026.7.00 co ovinces, 780).Sorel, Berthier and Batiscan Bridge by Farscs œ.- Lofeesene steame «| 9.00[8t.Vincent D.P.,Tere- bonne, L'Epiphanie, L'Assomption Joli ette, Bert, ier Louise- ville, Sore'.Three Rivers, Quebec and Line of North Shore à REF ERE Sees 7 80} 9.00Quebec \u2018and Three 145 Riversby R.W I sersesl(e) C.P.R.Malu Line 0 to Ottawa.# 40%./C.P.R.Bordeaux, St.Jerome and St.Lin 940 Branches .e.enes ++\u2026.|C;P.R.Bt, Jerome and _1_8t.Janvier.12.15/8t.Johns, Abbotsford, 81.Fle, Farnham & Sherbrooke .,.|sssees| 3.00 Sherbrooke and Lake -|.Megantic 6.45, 6.18 -»\u2026\u2026.|Montreal and Sher brooke CP Ry ,.[ssesee Laprairie, Hemming- ford, Huntingdon, Dundee, &c., by Ry.j++w York via Springfisid 10 p.m.\u2018Wagner New Buffet Parlor Cars t> Boston i 20 P.M.\u2014Loecal, ar criving at St.Alex- 1 andre 5.37 p.m.Des Rivieres 5.51 p.m., Stanbridge 5.57 p.m., St.Armand 6.10 Pitter Highgate Springs 3.20 p.m, St.Albans 50 p.m.Farnham 5.58 p.m., Granby 6.40 p.m., Waterloo 7.20 p.m.5 35 P.M.\u2014NEW YokK EXPRESS, DAILY 0°) SUNDAY INJLUDED,*arriving St, Albans 7.45 p.m, (Spper); Burlington 853 .m., Rutland 11,15 r.m., Troy 1.45 a.m., Al- any 2.20 a.m., New York 7.00 a.m, Daily.Sunday, excepted, arriving Worcester 6.4C a.m.; Boston 6.48 a.m., via Rutland, Bellowa Falls and Fitchburg.Wagner\u2019s new Vestibule Buffet Palace Sleeping Cars .ountreal to New York and Boston.This train makes close sonsactions at Winchendon 1 ftechburg and Boston for all points in New England.8 30 P.M.\u2014Boston Night Express, DAILY , SUNDAY INCLUDED, arriving St.Albans 10.45 p.m.White River Junction 3.15 a.:n., Manchester 6.25 a.m., Nashua 7.00 a.m.Borstal via Lowell 8.30 a.m.Dally, Sunday excepded, for Boston via Fitchburg, arriving 9.35 »m., New York via Northampton, Holy oke, Springfield and New Haven, 11.40 a.m, Wagner New Vestibule Buffet Slecping Cars to Boston and Springfield.This 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, Tilme-tables and all ipforma- tion, apply at Windsor and Balmoral Hotel Grand Trunk Offices, or at the Company's office, 186 St.James street.A C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger J.W.HOBART, General Managet- June 30th, 1890.PATENTS Caveats and Re-tssues secured Trade- Mark registered, and all other patent causes in the Patent Office and before the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketeh of invention, { make careful examination, and advise as to patentability free of charge.With my offices directly across from the Patent Office, and being in personal attend: ance there, it 18 apparent that I have superior facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the more vigorous and successs ul prosecution ot applications ror patent, and or attending to all business entrusted to my care, in the shortest possible time.- FÉES MODERATE, and exclusive attention given {no patent business.Information, advice and speclal reterences sent on re quest.gent, 8.W 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MITLER BROS.& TOMS (Successors to Miller Bros.& Mitchell ESTABLISH EI 1869: WORKS\u2014 (10, 112, ti4, 116, 118 and 120 King Street OFFICE\u2014 (22 King Street MONTREAL, Que._ J ESTABLISHED 18265.BEST AND CHEAPEST., =~ 8 THE MONTREAL HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.1390 FOR THE ST.LEGER.DRAWING OF THE CARSLAKE AND BRAND SWEEPS.Montreal and Toronto Hold the Favorites \u2014The C.A.A.A., Meeting\u2014Prince George to Attend the Bel-Air Races\u2014 Shamrocks and Montrealers to Play To morrow\u2014General Sporting Gossip.The St.Leger will be run to-morrow and probably never before did so much excitement exiet in Montreal preceding a race as on this occasion, which is owing to the fact that more enthusiasm has been manifested and tickets in the two sweeps bought up more plentifully than in other years.The probable starers and the bettirg is as foilows : To win.$°I to $10.Heaume.\u2026.s\u2026\u2026c0uns :Oto 10.Surefoot.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.90 to :0.Banfoin.\u2026.S5:to 10.Blue Green.1Z1to 10.Martszon 40to 10.8t.Ser?1310 10.Alloway.15310 10.Righiaway.100to 5.,Orwell.\u2026.0.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.75to 10.Queen\u2019s Birthda 100t> 5 .Deavest.100 to 5.Fenrother.150t9 5.Janisary 100to 5.£2molina 150to 5.Ponra.Moto 5.Woichester 5 150to 5.Hution Conyers es 75 I00to 6.Oddfellow.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.40to 1v Carslake\u2019s Drawing.Last night the drawing for the Car.- lake St.Leger Sweepstake took placa in the hall of the Vic's Armory.There was a large acsemblage of iicket-holders present, who anxiously watched the revolving cylinders sud listened with ergerness to the names of the horses and the numbers of the tickets rs they were called out.The crowd wes a most orderly one, and the a:rangements for the great drawing were so complete that everything went quite smoothly.Mr.Carslake had not brought his books with him to the hall, so that it wes impossibls to obtain the names and addresses of those who were lucky enough to draw the favorites.The following is a list of the horses and the numbers of the tickets which have drawn them : Abingdon.9911 1753 2320 6861 Aldershot.ciuseenee 2110 5908 1076 6610 Anwieby.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3560 4876 701 345 4940 9857 5442 7144 Ardenrhor.ATESSOT., 8851 9902 6489 990 \u2026 56 327 5891 6111 6338 162 3553 2591 .3582 5708 6315 3645 Blue Green.3488 \u20ac66 5618 6470 Bride of Netherby.2732 6748 1466 98 Cerabiuer.ceeeee.468 120 7165 8791 Carlotta.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.6866 3593 5036 8715 Ceremony.swerve 2744 3538 5350 975 Chese GC.fe.5C53 5203 9710 1905 Crossfell 2891 9119 3846 2483 Colt by Galopin (Wandering Nou) 2536 4681 9658 3035 Colt by Frederick (Mabelle).4563 6004 6753 6368 Day Dawn.8254 5075 7027 1017 Erlie.\u2026.\u2026.6019 2764 9790 1390 Fox Hound.\u2026.9144 2420 8588 249 Foal by Hermit (Dee).1234 9872 3114 3417 Foal by Retreat (Sy- TINZIAY eerrenrerernnnnne 677 9512 2547 8252 Galliffet.\u2026.0912 135 1508 6342 Glenmore.8765 4851 3627 9014 Greund Prior.1522 3201 4232 1203 Giscard.s\u2026.\u2026.8446 2852 1187 15884 Heatherfield.3374 370 621 6783 Hellfiold ee 305 1904 8447 5741 Pidalgo.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.6892 7154 8986 1859 Holcdenness.3964 4846 1511 45C4 Honolulu.3996 109 8481 7281 Hutton Conyers.4313 1628 8444 6123 IceKing.4203 753 6781 9162 Tngot.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 782 9046 9578 1862 Ju Her Place «3814 4142 2715 6557 Iolanthe,.5089 1339 4892 9096 JSiE.\u2026.000000s \u2026 6159 6476 9263 8394 Kirkham vee 224 4028 4094 2633 Lawprey.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.9408 5780 7767 3814 Tigh \u201cOot.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.4507 6137 3898 £571 Lord Marmion.6104 8912 9670 3373 Meznum Bonum.£474 1938 4579 9483 Mark Price.\u2026\u2026\u2026.7957 2821 9339 1267 5126 1456 4202 8090 \u2026 2195 1365 9277 4147 .6236 8121 2966 235 \u2026 9464 9140 9936 729 3573 (777 2646 3638 Peace Bearer.52(6 2119 8036 8375 Peterhof .8189 574 8419 \u20ac580 rocssocu eus en.aoavsasscceausac0 ces Plato versonsocerssorr00e 5710 1685 1880 475 PONZAss1000ra00v00s-00.0 2333 6136 8120 4420 Porters .essssssuse 2079 2812 2875 1619 Portia.\u2026.6337 55UI 4393 2952 Pri'\u2019tCrach \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.3835 8075 3233 9317 Procedia .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8866 7619 8271 Cul Queen of Pegrls.\u2026, $746 1008 556 061 \u2018Righfawayÿ.\u2026.\u2026.4874 770 6379 2228 iVErA.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.7187 5545 663 9133 Royal Robe IL.8247 3620 9237 2642 Sacramento.3783 6095 15C4 8612 Sanfoin \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.eces 9864 6244 437 7703 Eecretaire.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.259 5364 5687 L316 Sedge Chat \u2026 1990 512 1193 8765 Bhiriey .8956 2344 7000 1290 Sikander 1049 6188 8429 3161 Sir Rozer.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1189 6587 8535 8210 Sister Dora.\u2026 54K41 8015 4919 5103 5010 0000000000 \u2026 7838 7586 8543 2624 Soutksea.\u2026 9651 6003 3799 5318 Spring Cup.3724 2077 4603 6018 SEAT L.\u2026oosccrvecss 9771 7669 4918 49C0 Strawberry Hill.8386 8748 8727 3923 Sweet Ellen.7760 485 6717 6796 Swcet Peñ.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.9313 4239 8358 8605 Syunbol.\u2026\u2026\u20260 0100000 s00s 9208 4773 St 37 2456 Sweeiwood.9374 5493 3577 8202 Tarantella .7534 6960 1865 3145 Tarautula.8811 4708 1877 5709 Tickle .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3733 3755 2595 8487 Toison d'Or .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 3743 7224 2763 6135 Turkish Delight.4219 917 152 9624 Walloon 0.5854 3746 6912 2C51 \u2018Water Mint.vou000 6533 4832 3631 1643 Wayland.\u2026\u2026.4864 3216 9017 7370 Wildfire .\u2026.5069 4168 2574 5934 Worfe .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.2408 1299 122 9403 Zilla.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.seonenesess 8702 2562 8320 7285 ATT: VO .7816 9715 9217 5620 Aterdalgie .6771 2501 7170 4062 Alloway \u2026 2167 891 4481 3549 Aiilon.\u2026 3918 563 4606 2524 Bansterd.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1727 245 6702 9586 630 6325 9427 3550 Bellvill®.\u2026.\u2026.Beps.\u2026.\u2026.1303 2210 1165 9143 Bert.\u2026 6533 6070 5838 7982 Black Eagle.8469 8534 2797 9378 Bu'VT8 Eye.528 4052 7626 8603 Cedrus.reeeronns 2039 8576 6817 4987 Chippenbam.9678 7180 9794 8959 Churchw arden .4819 4273 9246 6516 0% JV aial 1-1 | VER, 6008 8900 5989 4118 Dancing Water.3050 6823 2482 4310 Dearest .\u2026 2951 9231 7750 9358 Dulwich.7425 6384 3473 935 Salutation.Par: 100.0.Vanqu sher.8995 5345 8029 8762 \u2026 6202 6510 3863 1405 \u2026 1518 2940 5710 6958 Daisy Chain.3238 6739 5668 6495 Mentor.\u2026.\u2026.3957 7820 4932 7385 Wall Flower.\u2026 5400 99C4 5107 3720 Finland .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1605 4977 1912 7843 March-38.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3442 717 5279 6249 Fontainebleau .8071 8174 2326 854 M nneds 30.9770 1439 6307 4029 Hebrides.1736 3449 552 6044 .9835 6605 7725 744 Gonsalvo.\u2026.8232 8119 8531 3451 Nerrilon.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0354 7229 3151 3552 Rotten Row.6648 5452 9129 1004 Purgatory.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.1185 8231 8884 5496 Ornament\u2026\u2026.\u2026 4176 6026 1676 2031 Shortbreath \u2026 5651 514 1259 7547 Killowen.8979 6583 3294 3738 Quicksight.123 2235 4566 4640 Kilbarry.\u2026 299 9545 7420 9050 Mulmutius.5511 5393 6268 2551 Farmient3.,.\u2026.2672 8413 1589 4810 830 1808 9895 2455 5425 525 7038 5547 Fear Disgrace.Fitz Eustace.Flazen.1626 2108 4560 11 Formidable.\u2026 1887 6728 1811 9147 Four Poster.\u2026 8197 9652 1572 3820 Fox Houud.9144 2420 8388 249 Pozzonpanz \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.4135 8574 286 9457 PIatO L.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026ecrecrsrs 7510 6136 8120 4420 Neers \u201cis.9932 598 6314 7766 Carthusian.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2935 545 3848 3160 Princes Royale.2581 3209 6040 7724 Fenrother \u2026.8805 1380 2739 7715 St.Serf.7095 1114 5146 4265 Merry Mork.2841 4011 Stanchwoond.3155 3084 1668 1719 \u2018Water Level.7481 7638 4517 5874 Westminster .1835 3621 996 9273 \u2018Wood Nymph.9478 3459 7536 923 Francesco .\u2026.\u2026.concer 6/67 6840 8931 5450 Fink Thorp.486 1016 9764 1573 Svrefoot .vasssncss 7151 3133 3543 7482 Vivarium .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5354 1467 6129 4223 Shipley +.9311 7687 4478 5818 Esbastian «ieee conan 6921 1244 1238 7174 Semolina.crsesanns 3168 4005 4626 4076 Tedworth \u2026 3205 2415 400 9026 Malta.6705 3648 3854 5497 Kilbarry .299 9545 7420 9030 Oxeye.«+ .344 3559 1692 5806 Vermillion.\u2026.\u2026.8432 5134 9271 1233 Killicrates.\u2026.\u2026.+.5924 5407 9398 6509 Shandon Bells.7602 5855 5441 4483 Ordeal .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026se 8003 70 6976 2789 Martagon.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2719 4136 9352 9926 Master Hardvess.6632 8773 5690 8316 Queen\u201d\u2019s Birthday.7381 6907 3398 3826 Oddfellow.\u2026.\u2026 2900 7184 1438 2756 Sabrina .d.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5777 8825 2430 2067 Lord of the Manor.5759 6167 9C67 9992 Lyrd Marnkion.6104 8912 9670 3378 Silhouette.\u2026.8°43 3998 4994 4856 Rredale.7635 8406 6396 652 Janiesary.3511 5595 7286 8169 Shoirsham .6189 9085 761 6411 Buvlmer.\u2026 3919 2140 5619 6715 Catacsl.\u2026 4149 3055 3808 4118 Contredirtion.9C 13 3695 6232 4384 Coromandel.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.5320 232 4458 2891 CorrieDhuv.ceersn 428 7498 7434 2144 Colt by King of Tromps-Acceptel 5533 3359 5736 354 Colt by Petrarch\u2014 Queen ADnue.3450 6888 659537041 Colt by Sterling\u2014 Merry Tune.5C48 6644 4718 1269 Delavain.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.392 3830 3410 527 Detective.7284 7568 1316 9113 1.4645 3485 9212 6499 l 8116 9643 2189 6373 F Igardo.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.4595 8738 2510 44u2 ElgivA.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026000ercrs 4631 8827 7762 1502 IBSA.ccorersense 3852 2921 5876 6922 \u2026 5405 1516 105 1369 .1637 9781 2243 7271 ATUAdIB c\u2026.0rccccsroncer 4644 159 8696 3818.Artifico.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8644 1988 3131 6366 Bayonne \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.2285 745 9095 6511 Beauty \u2026 \u2026 3002 4299 3174 5045 Beresford 3341 1870 8451 9573 Blopdina.cecccunees 1951 1543 42(5 6708 Filly by Bend\u2019Or\u2014 Labryinth.coeoe 8356 3184 1358 8445 Filly by Buchanan \u2014Lady Charlie.8572 6874 6412 1519 Filly by Zealot\u2014 Refulgent .8740 2903 4899 2462 Gargoiier \u2026\u2026\u2026.8223 3254 6763 46 Gart3r.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.e 8551 1223 4844 6550 Glercarron.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.4366 2561 7861 234 Heremeon .5517 8203 4365 3692 Hermenfried .\u2026\u2026\u2026 2035 1855 3078 5970 Hestia.\u2026 1459 8517 7535 1527 Home Rale.9188 352 6058 8115 Hot Pot.2191 2377 3670 3354 Hot Roll.4419 6258 7924 1802 Hunciecroft .\u2026 5659 3348 7820 3144 Huntingfield .702 9072 3698 6347 Indisn Summer.6148 9348 9201 4306 GOdirEY ocre 6098 4482 9950 9020 Golden Vale.5591 210 7405 9579 2878 3283 6531 6829 9552 5883 5997 9949 492 7511 119 8542 9287 6217 1489 7858 5290 8076 676 4546 ve.960 739 \u20ac959 463 Heaume.\u2026.\u2026.8868 7457 6983 9366 Heckbeiry 2944 4042 386 1840 The tickets for the favorites are distributed as follows : Surefoot : Montreal 2,- Toronto 1, St.Hyacinthe 1.Alloway : Montreal 2, Toronto 2.Sanfoin : Halifax 1, Montreal 1, Toronto 2, Blue Green - Oakvilie 1, Toronto 1.St.Hyacinthe : Montreal 1.St.Serf: Montreal 2, Ottawa 1, Ha- milion 1.Memoir : Montreal 2, Toronto 1, Port Arthur 1.Heaume : Montreal 2, Port Arthur 1, Toronto 1.Hayraddin.Brand's Drawing.The drawing of the Brand St.Leger sweepstake took place last night and the Windsor Hotel billiard room was packed by an anxious crowd of ticket holders.The drawing went alopg smoothly and vo time was lost.So systematically wss the work performed by tbe committee that the list way completed within an hour and a half Oswell was drawn by Mr.Clarey, of Toronto; Alloway by Mr.McLaren, College-street, Montreal; Rightaway goes to Morriston; Sanfoin is beld by Mr.W.A.Ross, cashier at the Windsor; Martagon goes to Midland; Tenrother and Blue Green were both taken by Mr.Dillon, of Halifax; Oddfellow belongs to Mr.8.Davis, of Montreal, Ponza Joes to Oritha; Mr.Walker, Craig-street, was for- tay te enough to draw Hesume; Surefont goes to the Walker House, Toronto,and St.Serf iB in the p \u201csession of Mr.Playfair, of Sturgeon Ba,.; .Memoir, 2786; Bt.Serf, 2936; Finland 2809; Sneet Pea, 2757, Sebastian, 577 Hestia, 2928; Leesholm, 742; Symbal 2854; In Her Place, 1168; Goldring 2948; Colt by Chester, 1670; Roscins 2295; Colt King of Trumps, 2543; Dort, 2469, Assesso*, 1058, Master of Hardress, 15; Malta, 279; Tarantilla, 2387; (Colt by George Frederick) Mobelle,2802; Mentor, 1479; Miunedosr, 975, Keythror3, 778 \u2018Wayland, 629; (colt by Chester (Princess Mand, 1519; Swretwood, 1737; Zisca, 137; Star, 1170; Royal Robe, 672; Detective, 891; Oswell, \u201c696: Glencarron, 44; Btipley, 1735; Ceremony, 1584; Cedrus, 2385; Gilleff.t 447, (Filly Ben d\u2019Or) Labyrint-, 1052; Golden Vale, 159; Priestcrait, 682; Sister Dora, 2355; Dul- wich, 1959;Artifice, 11.3; Aldershot, 2881; Rivera, 2161; Mulutins, 2747; Heaume 2523; Gurter, 396; colt by Chipendale (White Heather), 2614; Chipenham, 847; Gunter, 1473; Benedict, 2851; Indian Summer, 580; Strawberry Hill, 532; Cat- acal, 2357; Contradiction, 1460; Delaval, 2644; Vena, 364; Beauiy, 808; Iogot, 1009 Necrosis, 1541, Marchesa, 1176; Stauch wood, 762; colt by sterling, Merry tone, 2091; Bulmer, 1471; Danc ing Water, 1571; Corie Dhu, 1918; Carlotta, 1220; Haste, 1985; Churchwarden, 608; Elgiva, 2454; Lamprey, 313; Anxiety, 2507; Short Breed, 733, Hun- crie Croft, 1194; Isis, 1593; Miserers, 213; Shotsham, 1376; Wood Nymph, 2429; Pitcher\u2019s Castoria Golden Gates, 1215; Patti, 2472; Merlin, 780; (colt by Chinendale) Godess, 184; Tedworth, 458; Baustad, 1474; Four Poster, 2725; Iolanthe, 227; Blue Green, 2709; Watermint, 1418; Chasse Cafe, 1261; Wailflower, 974; Ostrogath, 1158, Crock- enthrope, 2718; Abindgon, 2670; Oxeye, 2840; Hop Pole, 1379, Pouza, 741; Blondina, 1717; Flaxen; 873; Portis, 1389; Surefoot, 1270; Circassian, 639; Button Conyers, 1298; Queen's Birthday, 2575; Dearest, 1077; Fenrother, 2714; Fountainebleau, 1898; Honolulu, 757; Hildago, 2932; (Colt by Pesirock) Queen Anne, 1491; Walloon, 2078; Farmiente, 2115; Black Eagle, 2241; (colt by Isonomv,) Water Lilly, 2455; Caromandal, 323; Carthusian, 1003; Oddfellow, 1953; Devil Fish, 2610; Huntingsfield, 2435; Master Astley, 2363; Paragon, 537; (filly by Zealet,) Refulgent, 2779; Spring Cup, 2930; Rosedale, 1582; Fitz Eustace, 312; Martagon 782; Peace Bearer, 2734; Beresford,2901; Glenmore,1121; Edgardo, 624; Alberta, 2554; Gomnsalvo, 14; (colt by Tom Moore) Carmesse, 362; Daisy Chain, 1062; Hayrodden, 1967; Rotten Row, 2352; Holderness, 1245; Lord of the Manor, 1542; Guiscard, 2697; Proscida, 2306; Heckberry, 1179; Avalanche, 1572 ; Lightfoot, 1229 ; Sabrina, 2921 ; Eucalyptus, 2885; South, 2736; (filly by Chipendale) Jubilant, 225 3 (colt by Moncc ita) Rivilion, 2768 * Meaux, 1236; Pozzonpanz, 502; Bayonne, 72 ; Sweet Elim, 1465 ; (colt by Galopin) Wandering Nun, 1130; Zillax, 357; Avrata, 2884; Formidable, 1196; Silbouette, 2869; Plato, 2742 Tickle, 216; Bert, 1311; Heremol, 1671; Westminster, 2094; Kallacrates, 2092; Bemolina, 2987; Pride of Rotherby, 1912; Erlie, 801; Foxbound, 274; (Sily by Hermit) Dee, 2426; Solo, 265L; Sanfoin, 196; Ice King, 407; Ornament, 2926; Turkish Delights, 419; Fortitade, 2897; Killowen, 2233; Silkander, 2004; Sedge Chat, 2882; Francesco, 36; Vanquisher, 1455; Porteous, 175; \u2018Wildfire, 1624; Elissa, 1678; Peterbof, 2764; Belleville, 408; Helle- field, 2968; Finthorn, 1C43; Merry Monk, 391; Princess Royale.468; Bulls Eye, 2431; Carbineer, 725;Ben, 54; Sacra.1mento,2533:Toison-d\u2019Or, 422;Home Rule, 1489; ; Right-away, 1888, Ambassador, 2643; Godfrey, 1880, Crossfell, 1120; Grand Prior, 600 ; Jancssary, I374; Gryllus, 2821; Shirley, 2837; Ardenvohr, 1527; Helredees, 94a; Hermauf-ied, 1262; Bidston, 1673; Queen of Pearls, 520, Hot Rol), 2766; Mark Twice,39; Bhandon Bells, 2284; Alloway, 1425; Aberdalgie, 1264, Quicksight, 2140; (filly by Buchanan,) Lady Charlie, 2532; Purgatory, 2367; Atala, 595; Gargotier, 1484; Fear Disgrace, 2149; Barvariap, 1053; Tarantula, 1470; (filly by Retreat,) Byringin, 365; Vermillion, 427; Salutation, 1705; Arcadia, 310; Hats Off, 2152; Ordeal, 1277; Killbarry, 1407; Magnum Bonum, 2868; Lord Marmion, 2864.THE TURF.Opening of the New Race Track at Blue Bonnets.The new race track at Blue Bonnets is now in readiness, and the inaugural meeting will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.The course is located on the Uppar Lachine road, about three miies\u2019 drive from the city, and can also be reached by the C.P.R., it being only 11 minutes\u2019 ride from the city, and the Montreal Junction is alongside the grounds, The track is nowly built, and it is conceded to be 016 of the best in the Province.The graid stand has a seating capacity for 1200 F>ople.The meet of Sep*.16 and 17 will be a gocd drawing card, and splendid racing is gusranteed.The first day's\u2019 items are: 3 minure cles fur trotters and pacers for a purse of $150, named race (horses to be named by the proprietors of the track) for a purses of $125; 2.33 class for a purse of $200.The card for the second day is as follows: 2.40 class for a purse of $175.Race open to trotters and pacera for $25, entrance free ; $15 to Lhe first horse driven nearest 3 minutes and $i0 to the second nearest.All horses start together and only one trial allowed, Any horce b.eaking shall be disqualified and any diver carryirg a watch or \u201ccoached\u201d by any outsider will be raled out.Opan o all.The last race js a free for all for a pu»se of $300.Trains will leave Windsor Station at 12.30 and 1.45 p.m.The proprietors, Meesrs.Kennedy sud Benham, intend making every effors to to have the meet successful._ Entries close on Saturday next.Racing at Sheepshead.NEw York, Sept.8.\u2014The races to-lay at Sheepshead Bay resulted as follows : First race, 1 mile\u2014Drizzle, 1; Aruudle, 2; Madstone, 3.Time 1,42 2-5, Second race, the Woodcock Sthkes, 1 mile\u2014Lord Harry, 1, Wooleutter, 2; Algeiaon, 3.Time 1.44 1-5.Third race, à mile\u2014Bobby Beach, 1; Phebe, 2; Veronica; 3.Tire, 1.10 2-5.Fourth race, 1} miles\u2014Sam Wood, 1; Blackthorne, 2; Birthday, 3.Time, 1.57 3-6.Fifth race, 1 3-16 miles\u2014Demath, 1; Stockton, 2; Rizpah, 3.Time, 2.02.Sixth race, § mile\u2014Benedectine, 1; Frank Ward, 2; Lela May, 3 .Time, 1.29 4-5, Bel-Alr Autumu Meeting.His Royal Highness Prince George of Wales! and Vice-Admiral Watson and and the officers of the fleet have accepted an invitation to lunch at the Forest and Stream Club, Dorval, with the;Executive Committee of the Bel-Air Jockey Club on Thursday, Sept.11, and afterwards will attend the races, The track at Bel-Air is at present in excellent condition and everything gives promise of an excellent meeting, The entries are more numerous than on any other occasion and an exciting time is essured all lovers of the race track: Races Postponed, Owing to the downpour of rain yesterday the trotting races at Lepine Park were postponed till to-day, when the first of the programme will be run off, weather permitting.\u2014 AQUATICS.Edward Hanlan n:d Teemer Matched to Row.Arrangements have been concluded between Edward Hanlan and Teemer for a single scull race to taxe place on Thursday, Oct.2.The course has not been selected yet.ps ATHLETICS, Two Western Records Broken in Chieago.Two Western records were broken at the sixth ennual fall mee:ng of the Wenderera\u2019 Cricket and Athletic clubs held in Chicago on Saturday.The records smashed were those established Children Cry for throwing the twelve pound hammer.The one mile walk went to W.C, Clin- gan who finished in 6 min.49 sec., which chips 19 1-5 sec , off the Western record.George;Riddle in his second throw of the hammer made 132 feet, 10 in.increasing his former record by nearly five feet.Michael Kennedy attempted to lower tue American record for a fifteen mile run, which is held by Sydney Thomas and is 1 br.27 mi.11 # 8.The time was not beaten by Kennedy, who, however, made a great run and finished in 1h.30 mi.27 s.LACROSSE.The Shamrocks and Monirea's to Play To- Morrow.Another treat will be offered the la- crosse-loving public to-morrow afternoon when the old-time rivals on the field, the Montreals and Shamrocks, will meet in an exhibition game on the M.A.A.A.grounds before Prince (George.Though it will be an exhibition match, both teams well go upon the field filled with ambition and a strong determination *t> win.It is a well-known fact that when these two teams come together a hard struggle ensues and splendid lacrosse is played, and it will be surprising if the grand stand 1s not thoronghly packed tomorrow.The Montreal t>am will bethe same as that of Saturday last and the Shamrocks will put torth the men who will battle against the Torontos on Saturday aftarnoon.The C.A.A.A.Meeting.Strictly on the quiet a meeting of the Canadian Ama*our Athletic Association was held at the M.A.A.A.rooms last night.If wes understood that business of importance and of spscial interest to the public was to be brought up, and naturally The Herald thought it advisable ta see what was going on, but when a reporter appeared upon the scene he was informed that the press were not admitted.Of course there was nothing to do but retire, and when the members were seen after the meeting the raporter was told ;that no business of importance was transacted.Upon close inquiry it was learned that the chief business was the discussion of the Leroux prot>st which occurred at the time of first the Cornwall-Toronto match.A sub-committee was appointed and these gentlemen will meet at an early date to finally settle the question of Le- roux\u2019s right to play upon a strictly amateur team.The arrangements were forwarded for the annual games on the 27th inst.McAuliffe-Slavin Fight, A large number of American sporting men are going abroad to witness the fight between Joe McAuliffe, the San Francisco heavy-weight, and Frank Slavin the Avstralian.The people on the other side are as enthusiastic over the coming battle as the Sullivan.Mitchell ficht and as McAuliffe has made a great impression on the Eoglish public betting is very much in his favor.McAuliffe is in hard training and will be in superb condition when he enters the ring.Slaviu, too, is getting into fine trim and has avery confidence of winning.The fight takes place about September 20, Royal Scots Going to New York, The tug of war team of the Royal Scots intend going to New York on Sapt.20, to compzte in the tug of war to be held by the American Athletic Union under tbe auspices ofthe Manhattan Athletic Club.In last years contest the Moni- real boys managed to win second priz3, but they are now putting in hard practice and will make a strenuous effort to carry off first prize on this occasion.Number of patients treated at the Montreal General Hospitel for the waok ending Sept.7,1890 : Out docr patients re\u2018\u2018eved, 5ôl; in door averaga daily, 146.re ae rs Threw a Lamp at His Wife.New York, Sept.8.\u2014Mrs, Lizzie Cunniff was removed to the Jersey City Hospital at one o'clock yest:rday mors ing, suffering terribly from burns, sug- posed to have been occasioned by the eccidental explciion of a kerosene oil lamp.The police learned several hours later that Mra.Couniff had quarrelled with her husband, William Cunniff, and that he bad hurled the lamp at her.Cunniff was arrested and will be held to awa't the results of his wife\u2019s injuries.John Senate, the woman's father, who is an invalid, is held 23 a witness.He gays that Cunniff came home drank Saturday night and asked his wife for som e money, which was reiused, when he struck her and finally caught up a kero- pene lamp, which was lighted, and threw it at her.When the lamp struck ber it broke and the burping oil set fire to ber clothing.; She ren cut cf the house and took reiuge in the house of a neighbor, who smothered the flames with a blanket.She wss so badly burned about the body that the flesh peeled off.She suffared intense agony yesterday, and most of the time was in a semi-conscious cou- ditior.There is little hops of her recc- very.Police Captain Farner called at the bcapital yestsrday, and Mrs.Cunniff told bim she hal been burned by the accidental explosion of a lamp.Cunviff admitt>d that he and bis wife hed quarelled, and said when she attempted to hit bim with a kerosène lemp it exploded.\u2014\u2014 Tho Cheese Market.Utica, N.Y., Sept.8.\u2014There was a slight dechne in prices on the local cheese merket *.day.There wes quite a lot of cheese held over.Transactiors 7 lot3 7C0 boxes at 8jc; 6 lots 530 boxes at 83c; 14 lots 1285 boxes at 83c; 16 lots 1191 boxes at 8%c; 37 lots 2790 boxes at Yc; 1 lot 40 boxes at 9ic; 11 lots 912 boxes commission.Total 147 lots 7378 boxes.Ruling price 8ÿc.Transactions last year 16,506 boxes; ruling price 8c.Lrrrrz Faurs, N.Y., Sept.8.\u2014Sales of cheese t.-day were as follows: 157 boxes at 8ic; 2373 boxes at 8ic; 3522 boxes at 9c: 2092 boxes at 9lc.76 boxes at 9%c; 293 boxes at Okc; 475 boxes on commission.Total, 8,988 boxes.Algo 940 dairy at 8c tr 10c.Sattar, 10 packages creamery butter at 24c and 24 packages dairy butter at 12@22c.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Sudden Strike.A strike occurred somewhat unexpectedly yeslelday among the longshoremen employed at the Allan's docks.The story.as O14 1 a Herald reporier, is to the effect that a laborer hai absent.'d himself for a number of days without permisison, thus disabling his gang and rendering it necessary to ap- oint another man to fill the place, When e returncd to work he wanted to fill his old pe sition, but was refuscd.Thereupon the men struck without giving any warning or making any complaint, The company expect to fill the strikers\u2019 places without difficulty.| Pitcher\u2019s Castoria in the West for the one mile walk and | AMUSEMENTS OF THE DAY.Margaret Mather at the Academy.\u2014Held by the Enemy.The presentation of Tobin's comedy » The Honeymoon\u201d is not a comm i o¢= currence now-a-days,for high comedy hes given place to comedy which in one sense is sometimes very low indesd.The public taste runs in cycles and the box office is the autocrat that governs an artist\u2019s repertoire.The doings of our ancestors were voted a bore and the world desired to know what men did in the evening dress of the Victorian era.Moreover * The Honeymoon \u201d ig written in blank verse and except in the case of Shakespeare modern audiences are 1m- patient of hexameters.And yet when fairly well represented\u201cThe Honeymoon\u201d seldom fails to plepse.The part of Jul- lana is a favorite one with what are called \u201cleading ladies,\u201d for though it 18 by no means on a par with that of Katherine the Shrew, which, it is said, suggested the play to Tobin, it admits of good and showy work.If an actress cannot reach her audience in Juliana she will probably do well to eschew other high comedy roles.But the best Juliana depends on her husband, the Duke Aranza, and every leading man thinks, someiimes erroneou sly, that he can shine in this part.The elder Wallack, his son Lester Wallack, his nephew James, the anfortunate Gustavus Brooke and a few more of that calibre made the Duke such a fascinating role, and withal one apparently so easy of graceful 1eresen- tation that every actor of note feels that he too can be a Duke for men to talk about.Until therefore the invasion of farcial comedy rout:d everything before it] \u201cThe Honeymoon\u201d had its periodical representation.It is full of good parts and good situations, and if Aranza and Juliana suggest Petruchio and Katherine, the story and adventure of Zamora 13call Viola and her love, the Doctor the starved apothecary of Romeo and Juliet, and other pessages of the great dramatist find tributes to their excellence in Tobin's lines.The general result is a pleasing comedy the merit of which is proved by the long life it has enjoyed.The following is the cast of last night's performance : Margaret Mather Cveses Otis Skinner Henry E Walton Julians.ceerveeisscessnes Duke Aranza.Captain Rolando .Signor Balthazar.i Count Mountalban.\u2026.\u2026.Howard Kyle Jacques, (servants to?\u2018 Giles Shine opty, | tierce He de proa Lamyedo.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Harold Hartsell Iopez, & TULviC.\u2026.000su0s Fitzgerald Murphy HOSLESS.+00000sc00uc0 Mrs Carrie Jamison Zamora, Pro of } sseunuee May Gordon Volante, Baithazar $.Maida Craigen Miss Mather\u2019s conception of Juliana differs in some resçects from that of many of her predecessors.Her irritation at the deception practiced upon her ig sufficiently evident, but on discovering the cheat her bearing is rather that of a woman crciged in some passing whim than of one who feels the indignity that has been put upon her as, keenly rs the loss of expected grandeur.And her methods of showing ber anger and irritation are not always thcse thata gentlewoman of her position might be expacted to exhibit, even when grievously provoked.Mr.Otis Skinner is a fairly good Duke Aranza, at times very good and at other times rougher in bis tone and exercise of authority than is quite consistent with the love he bears to his wife and the mauner of a prince even though disguised as a peasant.Nevertheless the p>tformance was & good one and seemed to delight the large an- dience that had asssmbled to see 1f.The piece was played in its entirety, the scenes with the doctor and Signor Balthazar, which are sometimes cut, havirg been on this occasion retained.The Mock Duke, who provides much of the broader laughter-making elemen., was well played on the conventional lines aud both the mischief-lovivg Volante and the gentle Zamora found excellent representatives.Rolands, the woman- ha'>r, who is an impcrtant personege in tre play, found a spiritad interpreter in Mr.Malone, and the performance generally went smoothly and well.The principal performers were called before the curtain on several occasiors.Held By The Enemy.ThLe announcement that the thrilling American military melodrama * Held by the Enemy\u201d was to be produced at the Theatre Royal had the effect of drawing large audiences to that popular place of amusement \u2018both afternoon and evening, yesterday.The play itself is already well known to Mont- realer theatre-gcers, so that it will suffice to say tbat it is one of the most thrilling and unabated interest.Gieat care hes been taken to ensure a faithful scenic production of the piece, and the success achieved by the management in this respect is deserving of all praise.As regards the company itselt all that can be said is that it comprises a list of conscientious workers who manage to give one of the ablest productions of the piece: that have been seen in Montreal for some time.The male portion of the company is particulariy strong, but as much cannot be said of the actresses.Messrs.WaH.Leyden,as Maj.-Gen.Btam- bu:g, W, H.Elwocd, as Col.Chas.Prescott, W.Hudson, as Lieut.Hayne, and W.H, Stuart, as Brig.Surgeon Fielding, were very acceptable, while Mr.C.F.Montaine > occasioned considerah\u2019a amusement as special war corresr nd ent.Miss Anna Vislane, as Susan Creery, Miss Maud Hosford, as R- iia: McCreery and Miss Sara Coleman, ws Euphemia McCraery, at times displayed considerable histrionic ability, although occasionally their voices were scarcely audible to a large portion of the audience.The same piece will be the attraction during the entire week, and those who desire to see a fine play beautifully staged aad ably interpreted should not fail to visit tha Royal during the present week.Strauss\u2019 Concerts.The seats for these concerts on Sept 15 are being rapidly taken, and Nord- heimer\u2019s store was yesterday filled with r3ople secrting choice 7 :sit'ons.The plan is now open to the public, and th 3e who \u2018utend \u2018~king this opportunity of hearirg Sirarss\u2019 nrchestra would do well to secure their sea's with as title de\u2018ay \u201c3 vessible.It ie vn'kely that Stra-2s wiil r zain visit Montrez'.as bis Furop:an ergszemen 3 will hoid him for some yeris to rome.The pro- samme for the ma\u2018'\u2018nee aud evening rformau.\u201d are entirely different, but b th will include clessical music, as wel! r< the weltz2s which tbe S.rau~3 family ve made so famors.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.\u2014\u2014\u2014 When you go to New York stop at the Sturtevant House 29th St.and Broadway, the most central location in the city.American and European plans.Rooms from $1, and with board $3, to $4.| Children Cry for POLICE PICKINGS, Girls Charged with Desecrating Graves.Suspected Thieves Let Off.Botb the R>corder\u2019s and I'slice Cour:s were yesterday the scene of no little activity.The first to answer roll call before Recorder DeMontigny were 35 veteran topers.They received the usual fine, Joseph Melatte, who gave his residence as Laval street, was arresied on Sunday aiternoon ou Mount Royal for using blasphemous language.He was fined $1 or ten dave.George Davis for loitering paid over a $5 fine.Arthur Fowley, a gay and festive youth, amused himself to tbe alarm of the dwellera on Callieres-streeb,on Sunday evening by firing off & revolver and otherwise raising a disturbance, for pay a fine of $10 or one month in jall, Richard McGurgan was arraigned on the charge of being drunk and insulting females on the public streets.He was sentenced to $3 fine or 10 days in jail.Xavier Carrier and Adelina Courtois, who were arrested on St.Helen's Island on Sunday afternoon last, pleaded gaily to \u201c indecent conduct \u201d and were fiusd $10 each or 1 month in jail.; For being drunk and loiterinzon SÇ Dominique-street on Suuday evening Annie Smith, once a society bel, LJ now a faded fliwer, was seus tv Lie woman\u2019s prison for 3 months.Catherine Perks for iutarfering with the police on William-streot, was nued $3 or 15 days\u2019 imprisonment.A brute in the shape of a Hhuuian being giving the name ofPuilias Ô .lecte, pleaded guilty 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prisoners, they were ordered to be discharged.Acknowledzments.The treasurer of the Montreal Ganeral Hospital acknowledges, with thanks, the following sums: W.C.Munderloh, $L; Jobn Dillon, $1; Mis.W.C.Munderloh' 25 cents.The Lepine Park Races which were to bave taken place yesterday, were postponed owing to the unfavorable weather, until to-day, to-morrow and following day.You hardly realize that it is medicine, when taking Cartar\u2019s Little Liver Pills ; they are very small ; no bad effacts; all trouble from torpid liver ars relieved by their use.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 To be free from sick headache, biliousness, constipation, etc, use Carter's Little Liver Pills.Strictly vegetable- They gently stimulate the liver and free the stomach from bile.Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10¢ Smoke Nolsy Boys 1890 Cigars.em The Province of Quebec Lottery.Next monthly Draws ing will take place on Wcis nesday, September 10, at 10.30 a.m, Bear in mind that the capital prize in the Province of 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