Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 27 juin 1884, vendredi 27 juin 1884

[" _T PETER ew ee ES .Rolling Lan ESTABLISHED 1808, THE MONTREAL HERALD An EIGHT Page Paper of FIFTY-SIX Columns, published every morning, except Sunday.Mailed to Subscribers in Canada and in the United States, or delivered to any city address, for $3.00 PER ANNUM IF PAID IN ADVANCE ; when charged in account the rate will be $6.00 per annum.The Monte Week Herald A SIXTEEN Page Paper of EIGHTY Columns, issued every Thursday.Subscription $1.00 per an- num if paid in advance ; otherwise $2.00 per annum.A Special Discount will be granted to Clubs.Postage charged extra to Subscribers in Great Britain and elsewhere, when postage has to be prepaid.No Paper will be discontinued until all arrears are paid, except at the option of the Publishers.MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY (LIMITED.Yor Sale or to Tel.LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG.FOR SALE\u2014Mr.Brydges\u2019 FARM of about 250 \u2018ucres, fronting on the Lake near George- ville, P.Q., and adjoining the property of the late Sir Hugh Allan.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON, Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agent, St.James Street, Montreal.June 23 Ben, e mwf 130 TO LET, That fine Store, with Water Hoist, No.138T.HELEN SIREET,lately occupied by Cassils, stimson & Co.THUMAS DARLING, Assignee.du 151 June 24 TO LET: In the VICTORIA BUILDINGS, Store 1687 Notre Dame street, being centrally loea ted.Also, in VICTORIA CHAMBERS, 1689 Notre Dame street, Offices, Large Halls and Flats, All the above are in one OI tle best business positions in the city, as well as being in per- feet order and thoroughly lighted.Rents moderate.A PPIy H.8.MUSSEN, 1658 Notre Lame Street.May B 128 FOR SALE, Farm near Windsor Mills, P.Q, (G.T, R.Station) comprising abort 1% acres orexeellent à well watered by springs ; two- thirds under cultivation, balance in wood.Besides the Farm Yroper there is also a large Sugar Bush of 50 acres about one mile distant, The houseis handsomely and well built of stone, slate roof, and is located on anceminence, overlooking the road.Hione Stables for 4u .head of cattle, and substantial wooden barns.This is one of the best {arm properticy in the Townships, and is offered on ltberal terms.Very cheup ; Poteet title.Apply to » PATTERSON, Goshen, near Windsor Mills, Que.Or to T.MUSSEN, Proprictor, 1653 Notre Daine Strecct, Montreal.June 11 1m 140 SUMMER RESIDENCE AT COMO.3 Tobe let, to a desirable tenant, for ff the summer months, or for sale, the ll Villa and Grounds belorging to James orrance, Esq., situated on the Lake ofTwo Mountains.The house is attractive, arge and well furnished; the Grounds, of about 20 acres, include an extensive and well stocked garden and orchard; stable and coach-house coinmodious.Ice, fuel and boats iree of charge.This property is accessible by steamers to Como, or railway to Vaudreuil and for those fond of boating, fishing an balhing not to be unsurpassed, Apply to .K.THUMAS, 131 St.James street.May 3 \u2014 For Sale or tv Let, at Cotean du Lac, Que., that most beautifully situated Stone Manor House, heated by hot water coils, also having Bat \u2018Room and W.C.Excellent roomy Gardener's Stone Cottage, Green House with hot water colls, Splendid Coach House, Stables, Hen and Pig House, Boat House and Arbor.The Grounds consist of about 9 acres, tile drained, part being ornamental with Flower Gardens, and part Choice Young Orchard, beautifully wooded with fine old - shade trees, Excellent Fishing, Shooting and Boating.Only one hour from Montreal by G.T.K.R.Perfect Title.Apply to WDM.NORRIS, 1653 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.1m 138 June 6 Valuable and Improving Property For Sale, A valuable block of Land, containing about 65,000 feet on Dorchester Street West and Atwater Avenue, opposite Were- dale Park, being part of Green Hythe, belonging to the nstate of the late Philip Duraford.It is situated just outside the city limite,.close to:the C.P.tramway, ac- | cessible to both water an | gas, and has a frontage of about 700 feet.If not sold en bloc will be.divided into villa lots.Title erfect; terms easy.Apply to the Heirs urnford personaly, or through P.O.Box 470, Montreal.January 15 r D6m mr 13 VILLA LOIS FOR SALE ! I am instructed by the owners of THE \u201c ESDAILE 'PROPERTY,\u201d «(Situated at the bead of University Street,) To offer it for sale IN LOTS! A.plan has been prepared and can be see 1 at my office.The situation is UNSURPASSED ! A yrivate Avenue will be opened from Un versity Street, and the Lots are just a nie» size, Full particulars by applying toise.B.K.THOMAS, Real Estate Agent, 131 St.James Street.February 29 52 THE MONTREAL FLOATING BATH IS NOW OPEN DAILY From 5 am.to Bpm.DURING THE SEASON.For Tickets and rates of Admission, bee Hand Bills, aad on board the Bath.M.KILGALLIN.Montreal, May 24th, 1884.125 PDT RUIN YOUR EYES by using clieap spectacles, purchase a pair of \u201c\u201c Henry Grant & Son\u2019s Celebrated Perfected Spectacles.\u201d which improve and preserve the eyesight.Now ælling cheap.Established 2 years.HENRY GRANT & SON, 26 Beaver Hall Terrace, 13 May 30 AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTT VOL.LXXVI.\u2014154.pop Uy MONTREAL, Liliur.\\, JUNE 27, 1884.PRICE, ONE CENT DOMINION DESPATCHS FROM THE CAPITAL.Contraet Awnrded-Personal.Orrawa, June 26.\u2014The Department of Marine and Fisheries have awarded the contract for the supply of 72 cases condensed milk required by the Hudson Bay Exploratory Survey to Messrs, Grabam & C o.Mr.Donald McMaster, M.P., Glengarry, who was in the city yesterday, left for home to-day.Hon.Mr, Davie, Attorney-General of British Columbia, will leave for the west in about ten days.Mr.E.J.Langevin, Clerk of the Senate is on a visit to his brother, Bishop Langevin, Rimouski, rrangements bave finally been made \u2018with the Grand Trunk railway to forward the Governor-General\u2019s Foot Guards to Toronto on Saturday next.QUEBEC.| For Ste.Anne\u2014Personal\u2014The Lake St.John Expedition\u2014Miscellaneous, Special to THE HERAT.D.Quesrc, June 26.\u2014Large pilgrimages now daily pass through here from different parts of the province en route to La Bonne Ste.Anne.Constable Grenier of the city police force has been promoted sergeant.The fine new dredge constructed for the harbor contractors will begin work in the Louise Basin to-morrow.A grand anniversary service for the late Cure Deziel was held in Point Levis church this morning.The exploring expedition to Lake St.John will start about the end of the week.The advance guard, with stores and provisions, have already left.The party will consist in all of about 11 people, Large quantities of machinery for the electric light are arriving from the west.There are five different excursion parties from the United States, comprising in all about 1,000 people, enroute to this city.ONTARIO.Reception On *Change\u2014A Seat For Aue #lin\u2014A New Sanitary Association.Tonoxto, June 26\u2014Mr.Darling, President of the Board of Trade, held a rzcep- tion tothe members of the Board on Change this morning.George Wheler,-M.P, for West Ontario, was to-day offered by the Ontario Government the position of Superintendent of Supplies to the Provincial institutions, which he accepted.The salary will be $2,000 per annum, the office to be in the Central Prison.Hon.T.W.Anglin is spoken of already as a candidate for the vacant seat.Mr, Boxer, Secretary of the Dominion Sanitary Association, addressed a meeting of medical gentlemen, architects and plumbers to-night on sanitary matiers.After discussion it was decided to form a local sanitary association.The following officers were elected :\u2014President, Henry Langley, architect ; Vice President, Jos.Wright, plumber ; Secretary, Allan Mac- Dougall, C.E, THE MARITIME PROVINCES Compounding a Felony \u2014 Nomination For Cape Breton\u2014A German Corvette st Halifax\u2014The Northampton Going To Quebec\u2014King\u2019s College, Windsor \u2014New Post-oftice For Windsor\u2014Elec- tion In Camberland County.Haurrax, N.S,, June 26.\u2014Newton L.McKay, Liberal, ana H.F.McDougall, Conservative, were nominated to-day for the vacant seat in the House of Commons for Cape Breton.Mr.McKay was formerly à member.| The German corvette Freya, Commander Scholtze, arrived this morning from Norfolk, Va.She will remain here & month.She saluted the citadel and flagship, who returned the salute.The German Consul visited her at noon and was greeted with another salute of seven uns.The flagship Northampton left to-day for Quebec, via Charlottetown, and a cruise in the Gulf of St.Lawrence.She will be absent about three weeks.The annual closing exercises of King\u2019s College, Windsor, took place to-day, and was attended by a large number of people.At a meeting yesterday of the Associated Allumni of the College J H.Shaw, of Windsor, and John P.Mott, of Halifax, were elected governors of the College.Thos.; Brown, C.F.Fraser and Rev.F.R.Murray were appointed the executive committee of the Alumni Association.The ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the new post-oftice in Windsor took place yesterday afternoon with Masonic honors.The officers of the Grand Lodge and a great many of the most prominent Freemasons of the Province were present.To-day was nomination day in Cumberland for the vacancy in the House of Commons caused by Sir Charles Tupper\u2019s retirement.The nomination of C.J.Townshend, Conservative, being the only one made, the She/iff declared that gentleman elected to the seat.Sr.Joux, N.B., June 26.\u2014James Hamilton, who had been Secretary- Treasurer of Sunbury County for 23 years, resigned last year, leaving a deficiency of $882.47 in his accounts.At a meeting of the County Council on Tuesday it was decided to make a settlement with the defaulter, he agreeing to pay the sum of $50 in cash, and to give his bonds for $882.47, payable in eight equal annual instalments.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014The best test of a human life is the amount of good it hes been and done to others.Mrs.Lydia E.Pinkham may be given a seat of honor among those who have helped to changesickness into health, and to transform the darkness of suffering into the sunshine of rest and hope.THEWEDERAL BANK, Mr.Ingram Appointed General Manager \u2014Great Exoltement in Toronte.ToroxTO0, Jane 26.\u2014All sorts of rumors were in circulation to-day about the Federal Bank, One was that Mr.Strathy, the manager, had resigned, and had been superseded by Mr.Ingram, of Montreal, which was found to be true.When \u2019Change opened this morning Federal was quoted at 90, but speedily fell to 89 and en down to 841, with no takers, at which it closed.The excitement among the stockholders is intense.The cause of the trouble is ascribed by many to the fact that a large block of new stock issued some time ago is held on margin by loan companies and the original holders being unable to redeem it the loan companies are now trying to realize on it.Should the excitement lead to a run on the bank the Federal will receive plenty of assistance to tide it over from other banks.A thorough investigation will be made by the new manager which will Le made public as soon as ready.June 27.\u2014The Globe to-day says edi- toriaily :\u2014* Serious as the decline of the price of Federal sharesis for the holders thereof the fall will not, when its causes are pointed out be construed as of much real importance except to the brokers who have been caught on the wrong side of the market.The business of the country is to-day in a sounder condition than it was a year ago.The very contraction of credits, which has caused so many failures during the last year, is now beginning to bring about a healt hier state of affairs.The promise of the crops is very much better than it was this time last year, and all the precedents go to point to the hope that as soon as the turmoil of the presidential election is over business in the States will resume its normali activity, and a better demaud at better prices will spring up for our lumber and other products,\u201d The Mail says :\u2014\u201c The obvious duty of every onein such a case is to use judicious efforts to prevent a panic from spreading to the ruin of a really prosperous and only temporarily embarrassed institution.The annual report of the bank published on the 18th of the present month, which showed that the total Rest account was $1,500,000 or a little more than 50 per cent.of the capital, is sulticient to establish the solidity of the bank and the market value of the stock.All that seems to be needed is good management and a judicious use of the aid tendered by other banks.The bank will come out of the ordeal without serious injury.\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014,\u2014 THE ENO CASE.The Proceedings Nenring an End.Queszc, June 26.\u2014The Eno case at\u2019 length seems to be approaching an end, much to the relief of all concerned.The prosecution have no more evidence to produce, and the case is so favorable to the accused that his counsel have decided to call no witnesses, The time of the court was principally taken up this morning with the reading over and signing the depositions which are very voluminous, especially that of Mr.Cashier Roberts, the principal witness.His evidente is certainly rather favorable than otherwise to the accused.The argument of the case is fixed for to-mor- row.Eno has now been under surveillance nearly a month, and a good deal of the proceedings certainly look vexatious, brought more to worry the accused than with any chance of succeeding.However, Eno seems again near obtaining his liberty, but there are vague rumors of further proceedings.The Seat for Camberland.HALIFAX, June 26.\u2014At the time the compromise in Cumberland was made by which it was arranged that C.J.Towns.| hend, the Conservative candidate, should be allowed to take Sir Charles Tupper\u2019s place in the Commons without opposition and a Liberal take Mr.Townshend\u2019s seat in the Local House, the Halifax Herald expressed disapproval of it, and stated that its views were similar to those entertained by Hon.A.W.MeLelan and other prominent Conservatives, After the declaration in Amherst to-day by the Sheriff of his return without opposition Mr.Townshend made a speech of considerable length, in which fe referred in condemnatory language to the Herald's action, and called upon his friends to respect the arrangement, and support Mr.Black, (Liberal), for the Local House, He read the following extract from a letter he had received from the Hon.Mr.MeLelan : Your letter is quite a surprise to me.The course taken by the Herald is wholly without.my knowledge and without my sympathy and as far as I have ascertained none of my colleagues have in any way countenanced it.Very possibly some of them may have views similar to those which you and I both urged upon the committee when we met at Amherst, but the arrangement having been made, I have felt bound to respect it in the spirit as well as in the letter, and Sir John and the other members of his cabinet do, I am sure, regard it in the same light, fee Alleged Malfeasance By An Alderman, Roczesrer, N.Y., June 26.\u2014J.Miller Kelly, president of the board of aldermen, has been indicted under the new code for agreeing to accept a bribe of $2,500 from the Baltimore and Ohio Tele- aph Company to permit its lines to run into Rochester.A bench warrant has beeu issued and bail fixed at $10,000.Kelley is confined to the house by sickness.He was appointed new manager of the Western House refuge a year ago.Reducing The Postage Rates.WASHINGTON, June 26.\u2014The House Committee on post-offices has reported the bill fixing at two cents an ounce or a fraction thereof the rate of postage on mailable matter of the first class.rt Plon-Pion and Prince Victor.Paris, June 26\u2014Prince Jerome (Plon- Plon) holds \u2018that Prince Victor has brought public odium upon himself as à faithless, dishonorable breaker of pledges.Prince Victor's reply to Plon-Plon\u2019s charges are expected soon.THE PRESIDENCY.; He Now Supports Blaine.NEw York, June 26.\u2014The Republican State Central Committee has elected James D.Warren, of the Buffalo Com- merciad Advertiser, chairman.Warren had charge of Arthur\u2019s interests at Chicago, and as an original Stalwart opposed Blaine bitterly.He has since wheeled into line and now supports Blaine as strongly as he opposed him before, Unanimously for Cleveland, PROYIDENCE, June 26.\u2014The Rhode Island Democratic delegation is unanimous for Cleveland.More Delegates for Cleveland.Rarxrex, N.C., June 26.\u2014The Democratic State Convention elected delegates at large to Chicago.The whole defega- tion lean to the \u201copinion that it is advisable to support Cleveland, while in sympathy with Bayard, The Democrats and Free Trade.New York, June 26.\u2014At a meeting of the Republican national committee today the committee on organization reported as permanent chairman B.¥.Joncs, of Pittsburgh, and secretary, Samuel Fes- sender, of Connecticut.Jones, accepting the position, said : The Democratic party must be held to its record on free trade, and à tariff for revenue only.Too many yet live who remember the languishing trade, scant employment and poor wages, the burning of corn in the West for fuel, because there was no other use for it under Democratic domination, to vote for the party which threatens a return of that condition of affairs.Our people believe that reasonably prosperous times are attainablein this country.The working class especially ask, claim and demand that they shall continue to have an opportunity to earn such wages as will enable them to live as American citizens should live.With such candidates and such principles as are set forth in our platform success Is assured.Victory will be ours in November as surely as, the sun will bless us with its light.27 FRANCE AND CHINA.4,000 Chinese Attack 700 French.Haxor, June 26.\u2014Four thousand Chinese regulars entrenched themselves on Monday at Langson in\u2018 violation of the treaty, and attacked the French as they were on the march, killing and wounding 42, The French numbered 700.They soon routed the Chinese.The French lost two officers.== China Not Responsible.Pars, June 26.\u2014The Chinese legation assures Premier Ferry that the Chinese Government is entirely innocent of the attack upon the French troops at Lang- son.The Chinese ambassador believes that the assailants were irregulars and deserters belonging to bands afraid to return to China, and who wish to retain lands which they occupy.Satisfaction Demanded.Paris, June 26.\u2014Premier Ferry stated in the Chamber of Deputies to-day that M.Patenotre had been ordered to Pekin to demand satisfaction for the Langson affair.An Exaggerated Report.Paris, June 26.\u2014Reports are current that the French were surprised near Langson in a defile and nearly cut to pieces.Mestilities to be Resumed.Panis, June 26.\u2014After the Cabinet Council to-day the Government telegraphed General Millot to suspend the departure of troops from Tonquin.Admiral Courbet\u2019s squadron has been ordered to join Admiral Lespes, commander of the French squadron in Chinese waters.Immeliate measures will be taken to obtain satisfaction for the affair at Langson.ee THE EGYPTIAN ENIGMA, Oficial Report of Berber's Fall.Carro, June 26.\u2014The reports of the fall of Berber are officially confirmed.It was surprised at daybreak on May the 26th, After much fighting Hussein Pasha surrendered, and a massacre of the inhabitants followed.Tlie women and children were spared and a few men escaped but the others were killed.An Attack Upon Khartoum, WADY HALFA, June 26.\u2014A former Bedouin lieutenant of Hicks Pasha arrived here and reports that El Mahdi made an attack upon Khartoum but was repulsed with heavy loss.The date of attack and the particulars of the battle are not given.Hostile tribes are massing in the vicinity of Dongola.The Nile is rising rapidly.The Anglo-French Agreement, Paris, June, 26.\u2014In the ,Chamber of Deputies this evening M.de la Fosse attacked the Anglo-French agreement in regard to Egypt, Premier Ferry defended the agreement and said France would go to the conference unfettered with financial engagements.A vote of confidence in the Government was proposed, and met with unanimous favor, etree THE CHOLERA SCOURGE.More About the French Outbreak.TouroN, July 26.\u2014There were fourteen deaths from cholera to-day.PARIS, June 26.\u2014A rumor that gained currency that cholera had appeared here was found to be due to a case of sporadic cholera, which can easily be cured.TouLoy, June 26.\u2014The exodus from here still continues, many persons leaving the city daily.Twelve new cases were taken to the hospital to-day.MARSEILLES, June 26.\u2014Business here is at a standstill on account of the cholera prevailing here and at Toulon.Tourox, June 26.\u2014Fires are burning in the streets for purifying purposes.A post mortem of two bodies has been made.In each case there were signs of Asiatic cholera.WEATHER REPORT.Meteorologrcal Office ToroNTO, Ont., J eT, 1 a.m.The pressure has increased throughout the Jake region and Eastern Canada, but is falling to'the west of the lakes, Very fine weather prevails everywhere.© Probabilities Lakes and Upper St, Lawrence\u2014Light winds, continued fine weather, higher temperature.BRITISH POLITICS.The Vote of Censure on the Government, LONDON, June 26\u2014Sir Stafford North- cote presided at a Conservative meeting to-day.He urged the party to support the motion of censure he is about to introduce.Some dissentéd and advocated delay until after it is seen what action the Egyptian conference takes.The meeting finally united in favor of immediate action, Mr.Gladstone Speaks.LoxpoN, June 28.\u2014In the House of Commons Ar, Gladstone said that all the Powers had agreed to attend the Egyptian Conference, It was doubtful, however, whether a representative of the Porte would be present at the first sitting.He promised to devote Monday to a discussion of the motion of censure in case the franchise bill passed.The Franchise Bill Rend a Third Time.Loxpox, June 26.\u2014In the House of Commons this evening Mr.Gladstone moved that the Franchise bill be ordered to third reading.Ie denied that the bill intended to make permanent the Liberal administration, The Government, be said, had tried its best to avoid a conflict with the House of Lords, but :hould a conflict arise, while he would greatly regret it, he had no doubt of the issue.(Tremendous cheering.) Sir Stafford Northcote objected to Mr.Gladstone\u2019s reference to the House of Lords.The bill was then ordered to third reading by a unanimous vote.The result was received with prolonged cheering.THE SOCIALISTS.Explosives Found in Vienna.VIENNA, June 26\u2014A bomb filled with a powerful explosive has been found in a shubbery near the exhibition grounds, All the public buildings are carefully watched.The main sewers, which the Anarchists have threatened, are repeatedly inspected.Amarchists Sentenced to Prison.VIENNA, June 26\u2014The Anarchists on trial at Graetz have been acquitted of the charge of attempting to take the Emperor\u2019s life but were sentenced to prison for conspiring to disturb the peace.A Fatal Storin in Southern Russia.Opxssa, June 26.\u2014There was a furious bail storm in Erivan, in the southern part of Russia.Hail stones fell as large as goose eggs.Seventy houses were razed, and property damaged to the amount of 300,000 roubles.Forty lives were lost.erm Only a Crank.DvsuIN, June 26,\u2014The police here regard James Reid, who asked proteetion nt Plymouth from the Invincible, as a harmless lunatic, They say he had a sunstroke in America which affected his mind.SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.Cricket, COMING EVENTS.This coming week will be an eventful one in the history of the Montreal Cricket Club, no less than six matches having been arranged.To-day a match will take place on the St.Catherine street ground with an eleven of the Kingston Cadets, play to commence at 10 a.m.\u201d To-morrow one eleven will meet the Ottawa Club in Montreal, while a second goes to Chambly to play the local club.On Monday night+ the first eleven will 12ave for Boston, where they play the I Zingarison Wednesday, and the celebrated Longwoods on Wednesday and Thursday.On Tuesday next, Dominion Day, an eleven will visit Sherbrooke, where a match with the Sherbrooke Club will be played.The following is the team which will meet the Cadets to-day :\u2014J.Smith, Lieut.- Col.Worsely, Rev.J.A, Newnham, G.W.Jones, A.C.Townsend, R.D.Savage, H.Pitcher, W.Sills, 3.Haverson, C.Goff, and Harvey.Aquatics.YALE DEFEATS HARVARD.New Loxpox, Ct., June 26 \u2014The annual race between Harvard and Yale took place this afternoon, starting at 2.45.Both got off even.At the first mile Yale was three seconds ahead, and at the third mile Yale\u2019s boat caught a crab, but resovered quickly, and Yale continued to lead to the finish.Yale\u2019s time was 20.31, and Harvard\u2019s 2v.36.The winning time is the fastest four mile time recorded.COLUMBIA DEFEATS HARVARD, The race between Harvard and Columbia also took place.The crews were started by the referee at 5.25.The Columbias staried off with 42 strokes to Harvard\u2019s 39.After a few strokes Columbia forged ahead and kept there, They rowed like clockwork, and the stroke at no time falling below 40, while Harvard dropped to 36.Columbia crossed the finish an easy victor in 43}; Harvard 9.54.The races were witnessed by three thousand strangers aside from the townapeople.New Havey, Ct., June 26.\u2014There were great rejoicings here this afternoon over the victory of Yale in the boat race.The crew were welcomed with much enthusiasm.Athleties, THE STATUS OF BETHUNE.A committee consisting of Cousens, of Ottawa, Brock, of Toronto, and Stewart, of Hamilton, has been appointed by the A: A.A.C., toreport upon the standing of Norman Henry Bethune, of Point St.Charles.Mr.Bethune is one of the fastest sprint runners in the Dominion, and it will Pe remembered that he beat such men as Stanton and Bunnell last week in the 100 yards open race at the bank sports in Toronto.He was immediately afterwords disqualified, however, on the ground of being a professional runner.Mr.Bethune now alleges that the money prize he won was competed for when a and in ignorance of the laws defining amateur performances.It is more than probable that the committe will report favorably on Mr.Bethune.The committee deserves credit for its promptness in dealing with these questions of status.Lacrosse.TO-MORROW\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.Interest is growing over the match to take lace on the Rosedale grounds, Toronto, on Saturday between Torontos and Shamrocks for the championship, It will be the first championship match between the clubs since the Torontos won the flags from the Shamrocks on the 27th of September last.Since then two exhibition matches have been played, each teamn winning one.On Saturday next the teams which will meet for the championship will not differ very greatly from those which played in the last championship match.A large sum of money will be taken to Toronto to back the Shamrocks.The Shamrock team will leave Bonaventure at 8 this evening for Toronto.They return on Sunday morning.About 125 friends of the team accompany them West.Friends of both teams are requested tu meet at the Tansey House tc-night, where there will be unlimited money to back the Shamrocks.Mr.Tansey will receive full reports of each game as it is played on Saturday.MONTREAL VS CAUGHNAWAGA, On Saturday afternoon the Royal Caugh- nawagas and the Montreal first twelve will meet on the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds.A good match may be expected.MARINE INTELLIGENCE.DEPARTURE V3 OCXAIT STYANERS FROM QUEBEC, *Sarnia,.June 8.Liverpool Buenos Ayrean.June 28.Glasgow Lake Nepigon.July 2.Liverpool Sarmatian.July 5.Liverpool Manitoban .\u2026.July 5.Glasgow Brooklvn.July 5.Liverpool Lake Winnipeg.July 9.Liverpool Corean .\u2026\u2026.July 12.Glasgow *Sardinian .July 12.Liverpool Vancouver .July 12.Liverpool Lake Manitoba.July 16.Liverpool *Parisian.July 28.Liverpool Lake Champlain.July 30.Liverpool FROM HALIFAX.Hanoverian .June 30.Liverpool FROM BOSTON.Istrian.June 28.Liverpool Ripon City.June 28.London Maniteban.June 28.Glasgow Tyrian .June 30.Glasgow Missouri.July 1.Liverpool *Marathon.July 5.Liverpool *Samaria .\u2026.July 5.Liverpool York City .July 5.London Scandinavian.July 5.Glasgow Iowa.July 18.Liverpool *Catalonia .July 12.Liverpool *Pavonia .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.July 19.Liverpool *Seythia.July 26.Liverpool \"Those desigvated by an asterisk (*) are mail steamers.PORT OF MONTREAL.ARRIVED\u2014J une 26.Yacht Nubienne, 241 (French), Muller master, from Le Havre, ballast, master, agent.Steamship]Lake Nepigon, 1,437, Campbell master, from Liverpool, general, HE.Murray, agent.\u2018 Bark Wilhelm Gynther, 513, Melende} master, from Porto Rico, sugar, J.G Sidey, agent.Steamship Bonavista, 836, Anderson master, from Pictou, coal and oil, King- man, Brown & Co., agents.- Steamship Colina, 1,296, Hastil master, from Glasgow, general, R.Reford & Co., agents, CLEARED\u2014J une 26.Yacht Nubienne, 241, Muller master, for Quebec, ballast, master, agent.Steamship Parisian, 3,445, Wylie master, for Liverpool, general, H.& A.Allan, agents.Steamship \"Ashbrooke, 953, Mnndey master for West Hartlepool, deals, J.G.Sidey, agent.Steamship Scotland, 1694, Luckburst master, for London, general, R.Reford & Co., agents.Steamship Titania, 1406, McLean master, for Glasgow, general, R.Reford & Co, agents, Vessels in Port.Steamships.Oxentiolme, 1714, Charles McLean.Ravenhill, 924, J.G.8idly.Sarmatian, 2159, H.& A.Allan.Sarnia, 2,421, D.Torrance & Co.Glen Dochart, 802, 8.B.Heward.Titian, 810, Canadian Pacific Railway.Baumwail, 1261, W.D.Bentley.Brooklyn 2781, D.Torrance & Co.Lake Nepigon, 1437, H.E.Murray.Bonavista, 836, Kingman, Brown Colina, 1296, R.Reford & Co.Barks.Adelaide, 519 [Sweedish|, Wulff & Co.Ariete, 578, of Fiume, R.Reford.Blue Bird, 392, Can.Sugar Co.Commercant, 278, J.G.Sidey.Dronning Louise, 459 [Norwegian], Wulft Co.Ivy, 580, of Quebec, Captain Glen.Lea, 700, J.Hope & Co.Loraine, 371, Wulff & Co.Marie Louise, 456, R.Reford & Co.Mariner, 695, Anderson, McKenzie.Norway, 475, of Boston, Anderson, McK.Napier, 1177,, Ross & Co.Templar, 778, of Tonsberg, Wulff & Co.William, 713, Anderson, McKenzie.Kate Harding, 717, Anderson, McKenzie 0 W.W.Case, 554, Wulfi & Co.Wilhelm Gynthen, 513, J.G.Sidey.Barkentine, Canning, 657, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Brigantine.Georgie, 229, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Schooners.C.J.Brydges, 17, Brock & Co.Lady Belleau, 81, C.A.Boucher.PORT OF QUEBEC.ARRIYED\u2014June 26.Bark Flora, Jorgensen, Horten, Norway.Wilson & Co.ballast.Bark Agra,Abell,London, W.&.J Sharp- les, ballast.Bark Elphinstone, Olsen, Hamburg, W.& J.Sharples, ballast.Bark Brilliant, Hansen, Little Glace Bay, Calbray, Routh & Co.coal, ?Bark Kate Cann, Eldridge, Greenock, E.H.Duval & Co., coal.Bark Lebera, Nielsen, Montreal.Barks Harold, Haarfasger and Samaria not reported.CLEARED\u2014J une 26.Brigantine New Dominion, Pabos,Gaspe, King Bros.Bark Agate, Nordrum, United Kingdom, Hagen & Hansen.Bark Maryborough, Aird, Newcastle, Smith, Wade & Co.Bark The Craigs, Thomson, Leith, R.R.Dobell & Co.Bark Aljuca, Wikborg, London, J.Bur stall & Co.Bark Alma, Joanhannsen, Dublin,Price Co.Bremen, for \u2014\u2014 Steamship Buenos Ayrean, Scott, Glas gow, Allans, Rae & Co.Bark Octavia, Purdy, West Hartlepool, John Burstall & Co.Schooner Loyal T'ar, Boulanger, Shippe- gar, W.& R.Brodie.Steamship Norwegian, Stephen, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co.Bark Kenilworth, McCalimont, Montreal, Dewolf & Puwell.Steam 95e Mon STRAW $4 00.el, $2 S02 68 26 oo ; win iscon- EAL uly of ha TREAL, J MARKETS.© 85@5 age Hour 85 per high ter pa- Ask * VITAL HER em- at College offe une 26.\u2014 gr 0 for 5 $3 5004 bbl ol Corn dak\u201d the most QUESTIO! ALD ust, are stealy offered to a y small s 45e ATS\u2014No ground, Te od 81 27 the world Cyne nn AND D to ly at $5 nak y quie uppl Abe.fancy, 1 whi 50 ueal 100 or qui hat i ysici Al ; \u2018 ; @ et to- etd y Oc ; cy, 4 whit 01@6 00 of of th quiet is th cian LY ned Str: quality, th 87 pe to-da emand 3 ; No3 i Je @00e ; and 6 06 chitdtike o serves san e bes CC 34c 19 aw was qui e to r 100 y.Pric c.per t white 00 ; No 2 harle chitdiike re commie and allavio thing i \u2014 MM 1c 0 rales et Lop figure bundles o lie as oi aite oy Soom And te as complaints, ba à all gin Sten \u2014 ERCIAL heat few air\u201d at for choice.ring, EB ; mixed sj0@ « Some will lg sleep giving all forms = feamotips GAZ \u2018em QUEB : @35 per | gos and mid inter , steady > 3i2e orm of Hops ways atural A .mm EIT une EC MARKETS.per set mea\u2019 Si wheat y at $16 Ask of Hops hei \u2019 MSHIPS EF > MARR 50 , $i gs, $l , $16 00 1 a CH.ye tine) r RIN ver; Loa MALT Jen 0 = a bya a PE Soins: Ceres I ey a 5 ny JU \"Us ti BER\u2014 si TT e.ime 0: ¢ ; Wi: Is: of ti .+ .; ï het Jay is comi fts rer Jun West, ond, poh rowed new on pot, id a be the most fea nship _.983 m s of 110g rivi e 26 New \u2018 5e@$ 5e@95 sta pot xIJdneys 1e sta st emi - ic uc all kind to ving .ew Y @#1 05 95 + si te.75 >| Bri vs out nd inen s .1.05 : ch le inds ad g fre ork S 05.¢ 5 BIX > (VS Bright\u2019 and ocu oul + + % vos afl ave ot ot Sood ar.but Ee Noni Hope, Seas eu, inal ad uray eee LIVER MON mar e ve is ti re \u201c \u201c PPI ni 3 na ?as y to RE, Le Te, ses SL = ; r e cl ti h e- 22c I ina 0e 1 LE to retai i ans ; of P ro ; ; = NE he nr SUE Git i ot | oor.kxp cuantoz Steams: abo are th y fi s Al.A 2 ; 'r ork rm e o mpl d 1e t 8 it, and niio S teams Howi a ET ni ws: at about 47 f ose gur uring good ankl and V creat phatic y will peculi all n, or ships ng ¥ LON OWN.its 1,1 2] ect av of a es th 3 the IB , 17c@ In co erm nery Ask ally « tell V iar to W the di rl sg wi First-C ND Tr N, PL .3 .34, and ic.Th averag whit at h ade 188 unty, ont dairy 21c@ Ww the & Bu you Wor dis- S$.\u201cLi e de lass ON.> ef and CTOU ce \u2019 d cuts e deal ge, whi e pi ave Y0¢5 creau ¢; el y, 2le@: airy, 1t hat i sam {1 expl nen\u201d?\u2014 sa, t6 Jilbur For spate Pow N.#2; BON ST.-\u2014 Sri being of sev al ma ich w ne raft | ¢; fai ery, 2 10ice 2; oe | re is the D J Xplicit Le aan Liver her a folk s eas .JOHN 1 : 3 days previ placed eral market re as pla a » rtog 1c@23 Wester: fuir t tipati for liv e mo- cians and|e AR EE pool.s folio Tron for ATU e cn TA, C NS, NA f= Ste last vious at abo ills are i mains poed 507 Fanos [fo good, Toor facon fhe o fever.an fae disease relia £8.4) onor ab, ws i rObatlo RDA apt.Da d.mt = PF \u2018 a youll FrEela y reporte ut th in pr rm 15e : ancy e, od, 180@ 19 ney, 2 sh- ver, ag adizes seases ble a Th Maulki For L or about 23 ete oy tlotow x niel À ti ms] \u2014 vegseis i HTS\u2014 d.e same ocess of 12 o fair to or imi @lbe ; c; W 3c@ Man Que, &c tion, bi or dys nd eur tes 2 abov ns Towe Londo out 23th Jun vi on\u201d fotos ist JUNE nder- Se tas od For gon \u201d parce are rates o EGC highe good, ain er ladle p estern tence rake ! and iliousness, ms ; reat ws for th: = teamsti von or Sus Tuy.0 EDN No ieion, tod.2811 x \" om 0 ot The\u2019 mething b ut they one or t Stern 63-1 than Lo Le Tobbine agked, fh Ler e ne pnd they ir aria apply ie ae où Ho atout 2 \u2019 ¢ Chsrlotteion nan Robt, Johns Nd.Under c SES, 20e 1 0 coupl nly tr etter th are holdin ope 164: LS ape Tus ese quo os bing de® TAL rem ion!!! tell you : lo Of Frei say, mesial July She com Shenmers x, JF er, wi er contract _w É 3 23 cael ansacti an n ding on § Ye@(0c Oc: N tern, 1 tations.prices ronderial az unde De an 1 u ight a , Che facilic The Omi seas and Pir ULY 1 Co a and wit =F Le 5 = ; 052 23, 6d f part \u20ac ons I ow off out cota.Nes We ew Ye Te@1 Tie; tions oped, oh mys into ble.Bre com Jun 205 C DA nd oth eso and in En san ship Bo vill tous on 2 nve dX Swi the Go Se IE y 059 923 Gd or whi argoes eport ering 16ç@ , New B estern ork a iN sibly hat n hich sterious our Bi bined e%) omni Vip s er par va Kits land ip Bon the un re ly.nd.ny ce of oundl Gove D , New \u20ac, hard erp a $2 \\ ANS cK,l6 Sic .nont tinv ess f( esist i or il ried e po ch a I 1 1 tree ablic an is nim for th as ju med ring 864 Ma CANADIAN 4 re 0% aud 55 3 east casti rdwo ool at 265 @ \u2014Choi ,16c@164 ; No 3 lid Ore the its ont he iv power is EAL t, Mo Ever s alrea rove has Just bee ports.8 Mails.TES N PA Zed ds is n 3.Inri coast e 223 6 od abo handepi Te la 4c; isl ya L emaliest ot er and is opora.Al, 1A ntreal for passeuger y da vorabis de and built MINIT SSE 0 50° nothing river a of En d and out ood -picke ; choi rge ha ands most trail and ar pos ST ! 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J.CO was Ly oh but Sie cut 1 Steady ; Rio, 10 Me Herbes Re Rich.fenpatrok | > 4 nd Scote f the Boa » both aye ent ~ 6 NE sa NE 38t.Panl OGHLIN How gs but MOLASSES and er Standard Ê Count Me mm BR.W ughes prior c NE h Trweeds 8 fan in ty Jun 0.Ha St.rise DE SOLE AGENT a E\u2014Fi Fi ushed ; eg irz man, À ump JW.- h .F sx à eH tate.A wren ontr , Sale PET Firm.wn ve , 6 gget a Yaupf M 1 phi .\" - a erbr ARW a 85 Co: ee Street A nce tre 5 pui 5150 a c@0c yo Merrill za Yaupt K Humphries, D .| THE 117 Sherbrooke ELL mas Bt LAN bp, ast ned, 7 LEU .rril} s M al ohn J , D.LY ne 16 , P.Q Gen L Sireet, Baste , 188 0 od, The@ M\u2014 Bor Ne pr Kahn, Ge >D2 3 RA Q.Sin Pare, 18 : D LI 5 ot, Montre rate futon Crude, Ne Boy.Jas.McC Cyrus Lesret neral SR» BALL A POLEA | UNION June, Manager ; \u2014 LX un gd : ; h the POTATOES i \u2019 @ Tc: McCosh, Mr.oh, DD ermill Dr.Cy LJ.CARL: CCess A\u2014Played BANK 0 & 1834 * The Cun LA NE R Zz a ££ 17 | : i > indif- GATORS ES , Clog 1p | Tate, ¥ Me Ps A Ps | NET, Played mand F J 14 he Cunerd 8 _RO : : ee ange i PORK Firm irm abc Mr.à r .Morto D, M fadt, T and M ,\u201cF CARN im- D LOW 4 een N teams! alé : 2 os on BEEF \u201chim, Lsaw18} 2% Kenda, Meagher, D, Mre Jge o;'GOD, 0 « Fannie's C ABNIVAL | ivide ER CANVDA.G2 canting mahup Com : ai R IN Sok er hi (SUT Du; 13481 he all, s Tate, her; se MB.STREN OUR ming.urls\u201d \u2014Wo , Notieo s ie nd No.DA.EGON ling at CORK and pany.(Ld BE as OYAL MA ou per I Ode.ATS Firm ' Eres\u2019 Cooc ha Simpeo T'aylor, TWELVE Er Autheun for four rao BASE pre ant 37.qe AE cor The AVER in aay MAIL N eipts of un 240 1oulder ; pick ING.\u2014é A n.\u2019 or sal HYM in for LIN been decla alt per ce at Wednesday, (Canada 7 QUEEN .\u2014 \u2014 h red tock nt-\u2014 a à Wednesda Shi Cit rryl STO STE aggre hanged Migdles 8, 0¢ ; ckled be ; na \u2018Bya GRATE .8 by NS, wi four voi G and (he lared fox Lo fin À p ivide Ww esd 7.Ju b .Guy of M ng th WN AME ed to - LARD - nomin pickled lies tural la thoroue! FUL AN .WW + , with origi 1Ces AY, ranches, De of this {b.apon of re Fodnesday June 2 ping Com , Gity of Montreal e Uni AND L RB the a TT owe al; lon hams, of Jigesti ws whi gh kn ND Cox F =H ginal t ie Toe SECON on A hal ution the À .RU .Wed nosdas.July a| M pany 8 A City of Chester.ted Sta IVER 8 at- CH A Et 4 E de , gestio ich g owled FORT- ebru ENR unes.to ans OND Payable alr-year, has nde A.CW dresda.y 347 9 ontr BETW Line of cit of Chicago A tes M POO and EESE\u2014 Ire @sT ar, applicati n and overn ge of ary 18 Y PR .abe ho IND day nd after the nd ork.very follow: secs W Résa July 18 eal EEN Steamer Gi of Belin April] ail, L did a8 Las c/@20e.a * 8 ation nutriti the o the IMM - 2288 INCE olders iil Books will pier WED ank ATE Ne uly 3 a ri a 3 Si of Berlin.april 9.8 not sier , elected of the on, à perati ; EL\u2019 t.James : holders will !h June, incl JULY NEX NES ng to sorP.ing W agde Jay 30 t, efnet nd Ci ÿ of Montrea 12, 3 am at ve x > oo 4 br Cocoa fine nd b ions Ihl 8S CH mes 3 da e Cit, beh eral usiv osed fre T gto 2000 ABIA odnesdAy it , Aug.uil- he fo IA ty of hic al.Moy 1 .00 p.T he Roste tee eakfa A M pro y aca and ang-Ih OIC t.day or JUL, eld at meeti ©.rom ro rage ma sAGE\u2014360 in Aug 8 powe low! ve City Che cago.May 8 9.30 Da ,, Whic FLO n ; : beve st table: r.E perties reful T° other lang E PERF 42 me hsv their Ba of th the parts of I at ve ation., $30 an tom À 13 Lake Iron\u2019 Fir rpoo City of Rich Tr.May 17, 3.00 prs ly Ww 82 son So Prod beverage whi ith ue of mide Poele » Jock FUME By The MONDE e Sh = dsl e» Sa T amas 1,| Fr à schmond, May 2 10:00 5-19 ell 0@3 Fine, : ue M octors\u2019 bi ich pe hostel of well vend ide \u2018celebrity ey C ERY order on MONDE ng House Ginrou pool and Q rates.00, as Bahar ons, class, CI of Berlin May 3p 12% a.m slow of Inedi 00 ; e, $2 arkots.such 3\u201d bills may elical vided C er W celebrity.Toi lub \u2014 of the air to Y, Lous lasgo gh Bi at lovestre Stee cord e H 1din 5200 D8 = yde- Stee Pler 3.Nor Tans or 9 p.m | 24 ium e ; com 60 @ arti LO Iti ave tely fl our olog ater ity.Coilet Vv , Lot Q Ar, the An the w, H: ot owest town Huron La Rate se 3, North R Jun 7 20a, , per lb 5 25004 xtra $3 151 ex 276 may be icles is by th as ma avor Hai ne, Lim , Flori Toile ine us Quebec .oerd.ken hi FE ontin avre Tdi rates, a tiok anitoba.Lake w Inter passe orth River.F 012) oo >a .5 = ; ; To LA t W gar 3 cs , M .at} 9 or F ent .Ant ng all ots toba 4100 k inn: T nter: nge Riv une 21.4.00 p.m p figure we No Mn 15@4 tra, $3 0; supe enough grad of diet t} e judici ns avored rent Hone ejuice orida Ww Wate of ay 33, 1 P fic reigh , and we giv li oth \"4300 Lake Ne tpeg on RA med rs er, N a1 p i A 88 M4 : 0, Ni t an for rp an en.fer giher va eC pigon >.8, co (TES tate DOoR Sd NT , 8.00 BA 0 calv ichizan Y 10neso 00 25/23 5 r, Hund tor dually bui hat a 10u8 u vy Viol Coal T: w nd GI ater, Eas La- \"DR > gEWEN Eh omiin, open ot Be , Ss hapa -3300 RATES OF as New Jo pm , es $5 gan ork ta bak choice 0; ndred esist ev uilt consti se of iolet a inds ce au UM wii BESAZ iterr er Pi 1faat, an pl 12000 saloo g to P sage, at V rk 10 each I 15@ à $4 roll ers\u2019 e extra, arou 8 of ever, up nstituti th and ar, a OT, cerme f de MM Cashié Orte VERNON ©, at iho O orts on Lake FRO as 0 le Dorivilenes tee ery ino 54 15@5 ier 8, $4 tra, i nd \\ subtl y tend ) until tion e Te Ric nd ilia or th N Cashier.(Jreen tanesn Fo on La x 2 F on privile mmod $4, Bo Low o 0: 10: , $5 75 , 1188 18 re! er enc st A eth e P othe , T e 152 Feb HE Com: ris.x uro: x oll age ges.at See.und Ohio is and St Ohio 0; yds 20 @ 5 @ fat weak ady to maladies y to dis rong a ir Purifi Aroma owder.r Toile ranspa- - 4 H BROWN pany'a Take Nepigo! Wm.ONTREAI ows 1 Spectal , half-f Caation, 1# und Trip, $7 Louis and St Louis Éndiana 8 ne fatal or opttacle a dontins and Chemie &c ug der, Aquadentie a TUMINO LLIERY steerage.mark st.108 WILSON, Lake Whitinig.Benson 3 Tie Sl REL dren ali havi he ; 75, dia straights Boilie 5 er with keepi A oso.in n H ists, old by ali ine for U od aont Bis © Manito Lp ape - god tie at Reduce ~vants, $50.na raighte outh nt, $ outhern rouri ith epin y esc ver th gist {eraldi : Revi b ,aN for $ \u2018 thus six c ham i Il.addi to Lo a Ti 5, $50 a > South 8, 8575 @ li 6 00@ ern M ished pure ours ape m ere reet, a ic Ros egiste y all P atural Deli (Lar v0A \u201c+ root.allin plain À Jackso 0 addlonal ndon Tickets, X 19 er 5@ inoi 6 40 ; ade si fra bloo elve an Febl nd e 96 red erft | vered ge or LS 111 not ea Alling at , M.tew.rooms a ; BCCO , $7; nits, KO n Piinois.and ind % ly, simply Got Sr a Tro for Ways = 2 Int Timents ors oh is tates 1 pol t- ec N SHI le, Sh emisis, Ber MIN COL D.= = > 1 feet he tio tr et Sposa sued a points _Aprt ô McFA Ip CO.eep Le s 4 19 IN ON E nr: songer dei iit in w to 136 51.4 air 0.(Lim ndon °c G IAL A = the Sat salon has b strength fo J.OIL St.Jame Hed) © = a es and as part: gth tigh t.M am , NY.\u2019 20 CON COMPANY so HD Nil Gi ne am SOU EL ecember ot ONTREAL St VY a SUEBEC STE I 1 EEE of all tho most per H p sch by MontreaL reet, ng fro AMS IES sated by siear and rge and air EN ( -R m HIP sténma on eam d is st a ve \u2018The Cab: © ANS g 1 XC For Pler co wan er fenced full ppro e Ste in AS er e un 47 N MP ts of also d Su y proved P er- TEA - A ent Sto un hats I PA mon odst Me santa 1 Neild i CAN oF HAMBL ol dnsa Applywe PEUT rage SR A SEE Se ailond io the A pe hn NPANYD INS r frei AD GU U 3 fren d P: tran 8 savi bark te th 1 .SP : A.ht, , SR LUC A, D GH, os all ea, ster ng t ed a e ECTION O LCV °E OUTER EF ns \u2019 PT x se pos ne Under Co AIL RP AND I FFIG i E & ALD, RDG insu A, Ju ADO F da Mont atowest x a and ntract SER AMBI F.NS ALDEN 51 Bro insmraos, app he Jheorago real Senin 1ssued The with VICE.BG v 13 James way, Avon 1y ia el TE to Liv AGE: to 8S.B the C praart 6 stree 5, Now Ÿ to Beltast, to othe pac erpool, real pag ment anadi rvô los street, M Ww Yi Belfast, to RW verpool, $50; Quenx MW.fan BN, So a & re ; part These.MW ALI Go ) ntreal 8 0: il in Que A.particular ; returs o Jichee [Hambu , will vern- Secretary treet, in à Queens WATT RTS, hu sppl ! burg WAN 3 td 30th i sail fr » Qu : »orto c, to n 12 Ca pp: In diree 28th REM wil nstan om ces A HH.Sew tom er St.; To be folio: aoa a wii aa ant and from .; x .EW] .SEY ouse on ow bee nd A sail em rom .KE.ELL, M the ed b an nt fr ai Pebruary 3 MURR Bo.Pols gual Loy and A niwer om alls H Gen AY ter |' or Ra roi fr ss niroal i, Sar.ouse oral Ma a ES LA htm H EHR July, Square.Meatr burg; oF.jorFroight and ambu WEIL \u2019 , Montre 4 \u201c GRISAR & M t and TB, \u2018ELDER Mohtreai w eral a oth 5 .ester 7 À or th a UG inf : AM D ILY T.Bor torial Fane bers, ARLEY BEN TEN, ation % y 23 erp; : oy and 8t B 30 ame EX BENTL r to dpi pures .143 TIIE MONTREAL HERAID, AND DATLY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Fie Flomireal FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 27.FWP All correspendence for THE HERALD (except business Petters) shonld be addressed to tue Editor, MR.JOHN LIVINGSTON.Busl- ness correspondence to ve addressed to THE #t HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Co\u201d (Limited).The offices of THE HERALD Are in Victoria Block, corner of Vietoria Squareand Bt James St.West.\u2014Editorial Rooms, up one flight of stairs.APPOINTMENTS.Royal Theatre Museum\u2014Performances at 2.30 and 8 pm.Royal Museum Pavilion\u2014Performances at 2.30 and 8 p.m.Crystal Palace Upera House \u2014 Performances, at 8.15 p.m.Grand Central Dime Museum \u2014 Performances at 2 30 and 8 p.m.; Victoria Skating Rink\u2014Waguer Festival Concert, at and 8 p.m.THE VISITING PRESSMEN.The visit of a large body of journal- gts from the Empire State represents a form of foreign invasion of which Canada cannot have too much.Such irruptions into the Dominion will be ever welcome ; and, although the press visitors may not represent so much wealth (present or missing) as another class of visitors from the States are supposed to bring with them into Canada, and in whose cases extradition treaties do not seem to operate effectively, yet their visits can not fail to be more beneficial, whatever the point of view from which they may be regarded.Our brethren from New York may read their Canadian exchanges with much unction ; they may fancy that they have obtained a solid grip of the Canadian situation from a careful study of the Canadian press ; but to understand Canadians, their modes of thought, aspirations, resources, habits etc, they must see Canada with their own eyes and mingle with the individual people.We are thankful for this ineur- sion by a portion of the representatives of the United States press, and since their engagements will not permit them to visit more of Canada than is to be seen in Montreal and its vicinity, we are heartily glad to have them amongst us even for twenty-four hows.Of course they will not find here the wealth of New York city or the excitement of Wall street ; there are no great Capitol buildings such as Albany boasts ; but they do find in Montreal a solidly built city, at the head of ocean navigatiou\u2014a first- class port and commercial emporium created by the hand of man\u2014a city fully equipped with all the modern agents of civilization and destined to wield a com- masding influence in shaping the future of this portion of the American continent.They find here the represeutatives of two great nations living side by side in friendship and prospering, rivals only in the employments aud the arts of peace.They find several hundred thousand people living contentedly under political institutions of their own choice and moulding their first love given to Canada and Britain, their respect for their neighbors to the south in 10 way diminished by this fact ; and these few hundreds of thousands are fair types of nearly five millions of Canadians whose sentiments they represent, While to us in Montreal only pleasure has attended our intercourse with our friends from New York, this is tempered with regret that their stay could not be extended, that other and fuller measures for their pleasure and information might have been perfected.To the promoters of the St.Jean Baptiste demonstration thanks are due for the timely and satisfactory form in which they contributed to the entertainment of the New York journalists, while the liberality of the Grand Trunk railway was all that could be desired under the circumstances.We hope our visiting friends will have seen just enough of this section of the Dominion to create a desire for a more extended and intimate intercourse in future.ONE \" ROYAL COMMISSION.\u201d The Royal Commissioners who have been considering the case of the late Premier Mousseau are, of course, a purely partizan institution.A majority of the Royal Commissioners have resolved to save Mr, now Judge, Mousseau.This was the object of their appointment and constitutes the motive of their existence -\u2014as Royal Commissioners.If there had been the slightest prospect of harm coming to the late Premier through the appointment of a Commission, none would have been appointed.Of course, it is a whitewashing Commission as far as he is concerned ; and as far as the Government and the party are concerned the majority of the Royal Commissioners may berelied upon to serve those interests to the best of their ability.\u2018The proceedings of the Commission reveal the tactics to be pursued to the end, and whoever anticipates a thorough investigation into any of the corrupt proceedings which have cast their baneful shadow over Provincial affairs will sigh in vain for the slightest relief from this quarter, Thus far we have had nothing but disgraceful exhibitions of detestable partisanship, and ne- thing else need be looked for when the party interests \u2018are likely to be threatened.The evidence whether oral or documentary, which will be accepted by these Royal Commissioners, will be sufficiently emasculated to justify its presentation, and the upshot of the proceedings may be relied upon to be such as will satisfy both wings of the party, one of whose chiefs-is being subjected to this bogus trial.The whole affair is à miserable farce, and might as well be wound up at once.The partisan majority have determined that no good to the country and no harm to the party Heraïd.! stick to their resolution to the bitter end.Mr.Mercier, with his usual industry an vigor, is making things uncomfortable for the sensitive members of the party, but not eveu his ingenuity and boldness can make an impression on that iron bound partisanship in which these \u201c Royal Commissioners\u201d are encased.WANTED\u2014AN ISLAND BAILWAY.One want of this Island of Montreal is a railway, skirting the shore and running round the entire island.There can not be any doubt about the practicability and feasibility of the undertaking.There are no engineering difficulties that amount to anything.The advantages to Montreal and to the districts which such a road would traverse are innumerable, and so apparent that a detailed statement of them seems unnecessary.Whether regard be had to the market advantages, the increased facilities for travel, or the opportunities which such a road would offer to Montrealers for reaching beautiful and healthy summer resorts by the water side, quickly and cheaply, the argument in favor of the enlerprise is very strong, and such as should attract the attention of capitalists.A circular 1ide around the\" island, following the shore as near as possible, would also be a wonderful attraction to strangers in summer, while its efforts in bringing together the city and suburban population would have a most beneficial effect upon the enterprise, culture and social condition of the entire island, whose population now numbers two hundred and twenty thousand souls.It is high time that an island so populous and wealthy, so fertile and beautiful, so highly favored by all forms of commercial and educational enterprise, so attractive to the historian, the student, the traveller and the man of leisure, should have this modern means of locomotion extended to all its parts to the more perfect enjoyment of all its great natural and acquired advantages.THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT.\u2014 We have the following from the Brazilian Consulate General, Montreal : \u2014 The Brazilian Cabinet has resigned.The following are the names of the new Ministers :\u2014 .Premier and Secretary of Empire\u2014 Senator Manoel Pinto de Souza Dantas, Navy\u2014Admiral Delamare.Justice \u2014Senator Franco de Sax.Agriculture\u2014Ant.Carneiro da Rocha.Finance\u2014Ioao da Matta Machado.War\u2014Candido de Oliveira.Foreign Affairs\u2014Francisco Pereira Sodre.pe - THE FEDERAL BANK.\u2014We learn on reliable authority that Mr.W.J.Ingram, the popular Manager of the Montreal branch of the Federal Bank, has been appointed General Manager of that institution.It is understood that the appointment is heartily approved by leading bankers, who have agreed to provide the bank with assistance to meet the demand upon its resources.Itis however generally thought that the worst of the danger is over, and that the appointment of Mr.Ingram will re-assure all who have connection with the bank, THE FRANCHISE BILL pdssed the third reading in the British House of Commons last evening.Fleua Ddnertisements.OLONEL RHODES\u2019 FRUIT FARM\u2014/ Ocean Steamers-\u2014Complimentary Bouquets, $2 to #5 ; Testimonial Baskets, 85 to $10.Theabove can be placed on board on the arrival and departure of all Steamers by telegraphing to BERGER- VILLE, Quebec.Send the money by registered letter at our risk.W.RHODES, Proprietor, Quebec, 12J 154 The Ottawa River Navigation Company, Quebec, June 25th, 1884, DOMINION DAY EXCURSIONS.To OTTAWA and return, $2.50.Tickets good te go 28th and 30th June, and return 2ud July inclusive.Delightful Day Trip To CARILLON by steamer PRINCE OF WALES.Carillon to visit the great RAFT SLIDE and DAM, returning home by the rapids, Fare for round trip $l from Montreal ; take 7 a.m.train for Lachine to connect with steamer.Extra Excursions By steamer PRINCESS through Lake St.Louis and xeturu home by the rapids.Take steamer at St.Gabriel Locks at 1.30 p.m.or 3.30 p.m.train to Lachine, Fare for round trip, 65c.Shoot the Rapids in the Afternoon.Take 5 p.m.train for Lachine to connect with steamer.Fare for round trip, 50c.Tickets at Grand Trunk Depot and ticket office, 154 St.James street, opposite new Standard Building.(Sigued), R.W,SHEPHERD, Jr., Manager.m 154 ASSESSMENT ROLLS, $7] PUBLIC NOTICE is here- 5 by given that the undersigned have completed their assessment rolls of the St.Ann, Hochelaga and St.Mary June 28.wards of this city ; that copies thereof have | been left with one of their number at their office in the City Hall, where the same may be seen and examined by any person interested until TUESDAY, the 15th day of July next inclusive, and that on THURSDAY, the 17th day of the same month, at ten o\u2019clock in the morning, the said assessors will meet at their office aforesaid, to review their nssessments of the real estate set down in the said assessment rolls, and to hear and examine all complaints in relation.to such assessments |' of real estate that may be brought before them.> J.B.ALLARD P.H.MORIN J.T.DILLON RICHARD THOMAS J.W.GROSE GEO, B.MUIR.City HaLL, shall come of the enquiry, and they will Montreal, 27th June, 1604.| u 154 | Every Afternoon An hour and a half at| Amusements.(Drummondfand Peel Streets.) TO-DAY GRAND FESTIVAL WAGNE THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA ! lows :\u2014 .{This Afternoon, June 27, JUCH, WINKELMANN, WINANT, REMMERTZ.This Evening, June 27.VOCAL SOLOISTS: FRANZ REMMERTZ, CHRISTINE NILSSON» Saturday Afternoon June 28.VOCAL SOLOISTS : REMMERTZ axp TOEDT, and last appearance in America of CHRISTINE NILSSON.Saturday Evening, Tune 28.VOCAL SOLOISTS : MISS EMMA JUCH, and last appearance in America of MATERNA axp SCARIA, Reserved Scats 82.and 83 Entrance from Drummond St.Admission, $1.Entrance from Peel St.Tickets at Prince's, * Windsor,\u201d and at entrances.N.B.\u2014Matinees commence 9 - o'clock sharp.Evening Concerts at 8.15.Doors closed.during performance of each number.June, 27 154 NOYAL THEATRE ILUSEUM.SPARROW & JACOBS Proprietors and Managers.Afternoon and Evening this week.The best Company of the Season.15-arTIsTs\u2014-15 Including the Old Favorites, the Grennells, Wills and Adam.Admission\u201410¢ ; Lower Floor, 20c.Performances daily at 2.30 and 8 p m.June 21 149 ROYAL MUSEUM PAVILION.SPARROW & JACORS, Preprieters & Managers.Graxp OreNING, MONDAY, JUNE 23RD.and Evening during the week.The Imperial Dragon Troupe of Japanese.14\u2014J APS\u201414 Also, several first-class artists, forining a most magnificent Company.Performances daily at 2.30 and 8 p.m.Admission\u201410e ; Chairs 20:.The Pavilion is situated in St.Catherine street, opposite the Queen\u2019s Halt.June 21 Eveyy 149 (BAN D CENTRAL DIME MUSEUM, Cor.St.Catherine and St.Dominique MONDAY, JUNE 23\u2014Matinees daily at 2.30.Evenings at 8.ENTIRE NEW CONPANY.Mlie ELDWOOD'S Female Minstrels, the Russian Athletes and Grand Variety Entertainment.Free Balloon Ascension every evening at 7 clock.Admission 10 cents.June 24 151 CRYSTAL PALACE 0P£RA HOUSE.Dominion Square, Opposite Windsor Hotel.Roraxp G.I Barnert, Lessee and Manager.Commencing Mondar, June 23, GRAND GALA WEEK.Repertoire : Monday Evening.IOLANTHE.Tuesday Evening and \u2018thursday Matinee, PATIENCE.Wednesday Evening and Saturday Matinee, PIRATES OF PENZANCE.Thursday Evening and Wednesday Matinee, BILLEE TAYLOR.Friday and Saturday Evenings, MAS- OTTE E.W.Arnold, Business Manager.Prices of admission \u2014 15c; Reserved Seats, 75c, 50c and 25¢ ; Boxes, $5 and $6.Tickets at Lamplough\u2019s Beaver Hall aud Prince\u2019s, St.James street.June 23 1 x,\u201d LACROSSE.Res GRAND MATCH.ROYAL CAUGHNAWAGA VERSUS MONTRBAL (First Twelve.) Saturday, 28th June, Three p.m., (Rain or Shine).One and a half hours play, Montreal Lacrosse Grounde, Sherbrooke street.T.L.PATON, Hon.Sec.Montreal, June 25 u 154 ANT ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL, GALLERY OF PANTINES AND SCULPTURE PHILLIPS SQUARE, OPEN FROM (0 A.M., TO 5 P.M.ADMISSION :\u2014 Non-members, 25c ; members free.Saturdays free.June 26 153 : Rew Aduertinements, COLINA, Taylor master, from Glasgow, is entered inwards at Customs.Consiguees will please pass their entries without delay.ROBERT REFORD & CO., Agents.June 27 u 154 The Allans 8S, NORWEGIAN, John H.Stephen {Commander, from Glasgow, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without detay.H.& A.ALLAN.June 27 m 140 Victoria Skating Rink 2nd and 3rd OIF THE\u2019SERIES OF FIVE CONCERTS.The Vocalists for each Event are as fol- - Over 100 Styles to select from, Frocks.One lot 4-button Cutaways as long as they last June 27 $400, FOUR THOUS For these warm days we make onr Summer Goo Js move.of People.Styles for every taste, and every price in all styles.GRAND UNION.CLOTE 1901 Notre Dame Street West, Montreal, | | Hel taken place in our business career.Clothing! off style of Clothing.They are bargains you bet | Suit at $12.00 or over.Fler Anusriissmenis, Rustic Straw Hats, Mull Tastefully trimmed with India Muli, fiom $1.45 each.SHADE HATS From Ten Cents Each.Travelling Hats in all colors to match Costumes, at moderate prices.OSTRICH FEATHERS.The largest and best assorted stock in the trade.Aun Ostrich Feather 18 a beautiful and elezant present for a lady, which is sure to be appreciated.Milinery Department.S.CARSLEY.TO VISITORS.The orly Cash Store in the city.The only One Price Store in the city.Tlie Largest Stare in Canada.The best Assortment to seleet from.SILKS! SILKS! Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Summer Silks.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for Black Gros Grain Go to 8 Carsley\u2019s for Colored Dress Silks.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for Rich Black Silks.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Dreas Satin.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Black Brocaded Silks: Go ty 8.Carsley\u2019s for Colored Brocaded Silks.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for 8iriped Silks.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for Black Moire An- .tique.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Black Taffeta Silks.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Striped Oitoman Silks.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Checked Silks.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Fancy Silks for Dolmans.VELVETS ! VELVETS ! Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Black Silk Velvet.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Mantle Silk Velvet.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for Brocaded Velvet.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Piush Silk Velvet.DRESS GOODS! Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for Choice Dress Good-.Go to S.Carsley's for French Dress Goods.Go to S.Carsley\u2019s for British Dress Goods.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for German Dress Goods.Go to S.Caraley\u2019s for Choice Black Dress Geods.S.CARSLEY.A S.CARSLEY, 1765, 1767, 1769, 1771, 1778, 1775, 1777 NOTRE DAME STREET.MONTREAL.SALT.WASHINGTON F.F, SALT, IN BAGS, HALVES AND QUARTERS.FINEST SIFTED TABLE SALT ASSORTED PACKAGES.\u2014ALSO\u2014 BES LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT, : FOR SALE BY VERRET, STEWART & CO.July 27 mls4 © FOR SALE New Steam Refined Seal Oil i IN PUNCHEOXS AND BARRELS.RENDELL & BROWNING, 209 Commissioners St.wfm lm 137 « June 7 HIGGINS\u2019 \u201c EUREKA\u201d SALT, | Ie Advertisements, THE GENUINE HIESIN PIRE Only 75 Cents Each, To be had at the ;Ç VICE-REGAL TOBACOO EMPORIUM 134 St.Janes St.Branch: 1385 St.Catherine St June 25 151 STOVES ! FOR THE TRADE ONLY! Please note following New Patterns, which we are now making :\u2014 BUFFALQ, first glass Wood and Ccal Cook\u2014T wo sizes.SILVER CITY, Soft or Hard Coal Burner for Halls\u2014Three sizes.TELEPHONE, Best Cook Stove in the market\u2014T'wo sizes., ART, Box Stove, original design\u2014Five sizes.IDEAL, Square Heating Stove, Magee Pattern\u2014One size.Have on hand a large variety of Wood Cooks, Wood and Coal Cooks, Box Stoves, Pot Stoves, &c., &e.Chaudrous, Tea Kettles, Sad Irons, Hol low Ware, &c., &c.Send for illustrated Catalogue.H.R.IVES & Co., Hardware and Stove Manufactures and Founders, Montreal, Que.June 24 151 LORD, MUNN & CO.Offer for Sale .'Brls.STEAM REFINED SEAL OIL \u201c MUNN\u2019S \u2019\u201d\u2019 BRAND.Bris.NEWFOUNDLAND AND GASPE COD OIT.Bris.NFLD.NEW COD LIVER OIL Very Superior.12 St.Peter St.June 21 3m 149 PROTESTANT Board of School Commissioners.The Distribution of Prizes in the various Schools under control of the above Board will take place as follows :\u2014 MONDAY, 23rd inst.Senior School at 9.30 a.m.Preparatory High School at 11 a.m.| WEDNESDAY, 25th.High School [Boys], at 2.30 p.m.High School [Girls], at 4.00 p.m.THURSDAY, 26th.Pauet Street School, Sherbrooke Street School, Mill Street, Ontario Street School, at 10 a.m.FRIDAY, 27th.Royal Arthur School, Ann Street School, ritish and Canadian School, Dorches- ter Street School, Point St.Charles, at 10 a.m.E.W.ARTHY, Secretary.June 23 .We are selling cur Stock at Manufacturer's Prices, and we estimate from the amount of Goods sold to date FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR distributed among our patrous as compared to the regular retail prices.Not a bad Sinking Fund for a young Insarance Company.The above is only a feeble illustration of Lig savings of like character that have Lock out for a Business Boom this week.Stock of Ready Made Clothing ever shown.men about Montreal have been fitted out in our Establishment this season who never bought a Ready Maude garment betore.The of over 50 per cent.from what Tailors\u2019 Shops charge, The town is full of it.%4.75 buys a good Workingman\u2019s Suit dark color.£3.75 buys a good All-wool Business Suit, lizht color.© T \u2019 010 9 DOLLARS ! At these prices we have about 50 stvies, and they are less t} wan any merchant in the Provinee can buy ther .cents on the doilsr, aud we sell them accordingly.à 7 Men for Our $12.00 and $15.00 Suits Knock them all out ! made from Popular Fabrics, all Wool, and the Latest Styles in Small Checks which are wo.th $22.00 of any man\u2019s money.itton W b ell v will give the Watch or Clock with every ¢ are bound to sell you a bet 99 St.Joseph Strest, St.Rochs, Quebec.| BE CASH RETURNED IF NOT SATISFACTORY.\u201c&R) | 1 NATIOWAL | Elevated Oven | .| @tls.PRIME NFLD.TABLE COD FISH.! e 150 L 0 DOLE SHED +0: Shave been saved and \u201cThe Waterbury.\u201d Clothing ! We can\u2019t help it; we have the finest Thonsands of well-dressed stylish Gentle- y are a& fine as custom work, at a saving People should avoid buying old They are out of a Stock of goods we tought for 57 v » Stripes and Plaids, Silk Lined, including both Sacks and ter Suit a: that price than any concern iu the Province, and A full stock of Russell Cord and Alpaca Goods for 93 > in the shade.Thousands of Pa ts for thousaids pm NG COY.4 Suid iver Siiss Watches Seat to any part of Canada for 8.00, ELGIN WALTHAM Watch Co, LEVER Watch Co, LEVER WATCHES WATCHES , IN > oz.Soli d Solid Silver Silver Cases Cases Sent free to Sent free to any part of any part of Canada for Canada for 812.50 812.50.\u2014 \u2014- Five Years Five Years Written Written Guarantee Guarantee to keep cor- to keep cor- rect time.rect time.\u2014 \u2014 Gold joints Gold Joints to cases 75¢.to cases T5c.extra.extra.es pero OF ENGLISH WATCHES, IMPORTERS OF ERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, | THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CANADA.| M.W.Stoddart & Co.41 and 41; BLEURY STREET.June 18 146 FOR COUNTRY HOUSES.\u2018We are showing a lot of cheap Table Lamps, a lot of cheap Bedroom Lamps, a lot of cheap Hanging Lamps, speclally adapted for the country.Families will consult their comfort and pleasure by buving a sufficiency of Pratts\u2019 Astral Oil to last them during the season.One, Two and Five Gallon Tins.Put up expressly for shipping.WILEY'S CHINA HALL, 1801 Notre Dame St.N.Y.PIANO CO., 228 and 230 St.James St.Montreal, Invite dealers and private parties requiring Pianos or Organs to examine the splendid stock of Grand Square and Upright} PIANOS! FROM THE GREAT FACTORIES OF : Albert Weber, New York, Vose & Sons, Boston, Decker & Son, New York, J.P.Hale & Co., New York, Dunhaim & Sons.New York, RB.S.Williams, Tosonto, And other first-class American and Canadian manufacturers, which are all soldjon the most liberal terms and lowest prices.! te Parties leaving the city can have their Pianos removed and stored on favorable rms, Orders for tuning and repairing carefully and promptly executed.We keep none but the best and most competent men, and all work done by us is guaranteed.Send for our large Illustrated Catalogue and price list, and send all orders to N.Y, PIANO C0°S BUILDINGS, 228-230 St.!James St, Montreal.June 6 Es \u2014_\u2014 op A BRIL The turned preseut opening Festiva city wa pected, opinion from {1 hard u praise | put for attend The ri flags of stage f\u2018 erected full Plenty tween .conseq! or the better : not hac was ple only t Thoma musica and the opening were m going \u20ac The ad the gre: or nati alike e the bes man w music among parisoi ; de ba his cot regard respi elo with g -ear, AI mene which -absen: or a C by jes ito fore in the tions.that t! orgec Sur b and h to ac Beeth ing impos and 1: ever.music from both | be st Beetli to we it.F fect k orche seem: beaut the n ever .from give 1 the a the this of=i pleas inten selec com] Pu orch Thec the ] The brill.flick ful the \u20ac men thei1 by t! dom with and gran haeu Wal best up ¢ as orck hea feeli mar wer in BYIL poe elec con: des wor trac the fouit is up an fail this dor list Wa lat ne the Mr an sel LS ad 13 \"a ses e to of for Jars tee corne.ints T5c.nto, 1 the rable none reals ie es THE MONTRE2I.HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL: GAZETTE FRIDAY, JUNE 2% AMUSEMENTS.Opening ef the Waguer Festival.A BRILLIANT GATHERING\u2014GRAND MUSICAL SUCCESS.The Victoria Skating Rink last night, turned for the moment into a music hall, resented a most magnificent £1ght on the opening concert of the Wagner Musical Festival.The turn out of the clite of the city was only what was to have been ex- ected, and was an endorsation of the Ligh opinion of the great lyric artistd who have from time to time visited our city.It is hard indeed to find words to adequately praise the management for the great efforts put forth to please and at the same Lime \u2018attend to the Comfort of the audience.The rink was gaily decorated with the flags of all nations, and a very handsome stage for the orchestra and soloists was erected at the Drummond street end in full view of the thousands present.Plenty of space was lett between the rows of chairs and .consequently there was no crowding or the fuintest discomfurt from heat.À better arrauged or managed aflair we have not had in Montreal for years.Everyone was pleased and carried away with them only the best wishes for the Theodore Thomas orchestra and vocalists.Of the musical programme one word will suffice, and that is that it wag a success from the opening number to the finish.In fact all were more than surprised at a first night oing off so smoothly and with such vim, The admirers iu this city of the genius of the great German composer are of uo race or nationality.French and English were alike enthusiastic at the insighi\u201d gained of the beaut.es and poetic conceptions of the man whose music has been styled * the music of tbe future\u201d No doubt among our local musicians comparisons will be made, and it is à de bateable question whether Wagner in his compositions has realized his ideas in regard to the possibilities of musical expression, whether the traces of charming aelody which ripple through and burst with gratetul rytimical cadences upon the -ear, are enough to compensate for the immense amount of \u201cdescription\u201d with which Lis works abound; whether his absence of melody is a test of this genius -or a clear proof of the fact, so often stated by jealous critics, that he was determined to force music to accomplish im possibilities in the painting and pourtrayal of the emotions.One thing, however, is certain, that the more his music is heard, with its gorgeous wealth of coloring, the more it -will be appreciated by the true musician, and his violent opponents will soon have to acknowledge, as was the case with{ Beethoven, that instead of his wanting to force music to accomplish impossibilitiee, he has developed the art and made orchestral effects grander than ever.Wagners music 18 called © the music of the future;\u201d we rather think from the success which it now obtains both in Europe and America that it should be styled \u201c the music of the present.\u201d Beetlioven\u2019s mantle found no one worthy to wear it until Wagner arose and claimed it.He appears to have had the most perfect knowledge of the capabilities of every orchestral instrument, and his poetic soul seems to have combined them in so many beautiful and intrieate waye as to produce the most gratifying and wonderful effects ever listened to.\"Hie school differs much from that of the French, being more massive in its construction, yet retaibing all the artistic finish, which justly belongs to the great composers of France.And this will be discernible at some of =the other concerts, as we are pleased to Lear that Mr.Thomas intends to perform some of the choicest selections from the best known French composers.Punctually at the hour stated the large orchestra came on the stage with Mr.Theodore Thomas and were received by the large audience with hearty plaudits.The rink at this moment was In a blaze of brilliancy with its hundreds of gas jets flickering alongside the half dozen pewer- ful clectric lights, Looking down from the galleries the sight was one to be remembered.The beauty of the ladies and their handsome toilets was much enhanced by the light thrown upon them, and seldom before has the, rink had gathered within its wails somuch of the culture and intelligence of Montreal.The pro- Love Scng,\u201d from the \u201c Die Walkure,\u201d which he sang with fire and much dramatic force.He is a tenor of the robusti order and of the ficst class.Last, but by no means least, we have great pleasure in noticing the great impression made upon the audience by Herr Scaria.He is without any doubt the grandest bass singer we have heard in years.His voice in quality is rich, broad and deep, filling all parts of the hall with a wave of sound that sounds as if cmng from the diapgson of an organ instead of from the human frame: Unfortunalely ruffer- ing from fatigue and not wishing to destroy the effects of the selection he was ut down for from \u201cDie Meistersinger,\u201d ie asked to substitute the aria from the * Magic Flute\u201d entitled Who Treads the Path of Duty, in the second part, and the audience were more than delighted with his rendition of it.The whole of these famed Wagnerian artists were cailed ard recalled by the audience they had go delighted with their wonderful gifts.Such a musical treat Montrealers have not had In vears.The orchestra itself is worth going a long Wav to hear, and we hope to see the rink crowded at each of the remaining concerts.No one who loves good music «uould miss the opportunity.This afternoon at the matinee Miss Emily Winant and Miss Juch appear with Herr \u2018Winkelmann and Mr.Fred mmertz, and in the evening the peerless\u2019 Nilsson.Let there be a large turn out to greet the Swedish nightingale.The following is the programme for today :\u2014 MATINEE.Midsummer Night's Dreamn.Mendelssohn a.March; ¢.Overture.Orpheus .«.Aria, * Che Faro\u201d.Gluck Miss Emily Winant.b.Dance of Ilappy Spirite\u2014Dance of the ies, Furies.Arty 4 Batti, Batti,\u201d Don Giovanni.Mozart Miss Emma Juch.Invitation toDance.co.viiiieennns \u2018Weber Prize Songz.Meistersioger.Wagner Herr Hermann Winkelmann, INTERMISSION.Symphony No.7,in A, Op.92.Becthoven Allegretto, Scherzo.fqong.\u201cAm Meer\u201d™.Schubert Mr.Franz Remmertz.Lohengrin.Vorsplel.Wagner Act III.Introduction.Grand Duo.\u2018Nuptial Chorus.March.Elsa.cooiiieeiiiiiiiennn Miss Emma Juch Lohengrin.Herr Herman Winkelmann EVENING.Symphony, G Minor.c0ee « Mozart Allegro Molto; Andante; Minuet Allegro; Finale, Allegro Assri.Scenaand Aria.\u2018\u2018 Ah! Perfido \u2019.Beethoven.Madame Christine Nilsson.Tristan and Isolde.¢o0iennes \u2018Wagner.Introduction.Finale.INTERMISSION, Lesseuns an sa asc ec au 0000000 Wagner.Act IIL : a.Introduction.b.Romanze Evening Star.| Mr.Frank Remmertz.Symphonic Poem.\u2018\u2018Le Rouet d\u2019Omphale,* Salnt-Saens.\u2018 Jewel Song.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Faust.Gounod.Madame Christine Nilsson, \u2018Ball Scene from Dramatic Symphony (Romeo and Juliet.).\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00 rene Berlioz.Grand Central Dime Museum.The Sherwood Children\u2014Romie and Blanche\u2014are the best child performers vet seen on the variety stage in this city.They certainly deserve the recalls they receive at cach performance.The Russiap Athletes are also great drawing cards.Royal Theatre Museum.The musical four, Leopold and Brunel, Rosie Lonsdale and Elsie Loane, still draw good audiences at the Royal.Crystal Palace Opera House.Any who have not seen the Mascotte can have an opportunity of doing so this and to-morrow evenings at the Crystal.Pirates of Penzauce at the Saturday matinee.Girofle-Giirofla will be presented in the course of a week or so.Billee Taylor drew well last might.The interior decorations of the Qpera House have been very favorably oriticized during the week by the audiences.Tannh:euser A CLOSE CALL ON WANZER.Mr.R.M.Wanzers Narrow Escape From the Sea.To the Editor of THE HERALD .Mr.R.M.Wanzer has written us from on board the steamship Aurania full particulars of his narrow escape from col lision with rocks on the Irish coast.\u201cWe have just escaped a fearful accident in a fog.There are three large rocks, the Bull, Cow, and Calf, near Fastnell Light- * gramine consisted of selections from*\u201cTann- haenser,\u201d \u201c\u201c Die Meretersinger,\u201d and ¢ Die Walkure,\u201d which gave perhaps the very best illustrations of the gradual building up of Wagner's genius.All was stillness as Thomas raised\u2019 his baton \u2018and the orchestra began the overture from \u201cTann- heauser.\u201d Words fail us to express the feelings of those present at the masterly manner in which the orchestral effects were brought out.There was no wanting in delicacy, grandeur, and Leauty of symphonic effect.Every bar was full of poetry and warmth of expression, which electrified the vast audience, and on its conclusion, the applause was of no stinted description.Wagner in this, his earliest work, appears to have placed in contradistinction the mystical character of the old legend ou which the drame is founded, and the religious element.Thus it is that the very text of the opera calls up to the poetic mind great possibilities for an art representation.Who will say he failed?In introducing selections from this work Mr.Thomas showed great wisdom, for he thereby gradually reads up his listeners to the complete examples otsthe Wagnerian method as seen in the master\u2019s later works.The entrance of the Wagnerian trio took place on the conclusion of the overture and created great enthusiasm.Mme.Materna and Herrs Winkelmann and Scaria could hardly have felt thém- selves strangers in_a strange land, but among friends., Of Materna\u2019s singin much can be said.KR is most powerfu and clear in every register, besides being round and full, and every note comes out with a bell-like ring and with the greatest ease.Her shading was simply marvellous and there was no lack of dramatic fire.There was also no jumbling in the phrasing, every note getting its full value and expression, Materna at once brought herself in sympatbywith her audience and held evervone spellbound while she rolled off the difficult music with the utmost ease and artistic finish.There was a total absence of all those * little tricks\u201d which prima donnas are so fond of startling the audience with in the florid passages, from the fact that Wagner's works are not plastered up with such vocal gymastics.er impersonation of ¢ Elizabeth\u201d was magnificent, and seen in its entirety with all the stage accessories must be a truly grand performance.Her duet with % Tannheauser\u201d (Herr Winkelmann) awakened the greatest enthusiasm, and the audience at times could be hardly restrained from breaking in upon the orchestral accompaniment.That Materna is oue of the great lyric artistes of the world goes without any more speaking, and there are few of her class to qual her, certainly none that surpass.Herr Winkelmann, with his fine, manly form and truly German face, was all that has been said of him as one of the great tenors of the world.His range is extensive and powerful, and has an organ thet easily filled every part of the vast rink.It was