Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 16 septembre 1884, mardi 16 septembre 1884

[" te a == WER ow e+ c+ 190 4 LT » & = 1 wk.t LE AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOL LXXVL\u2014221, MONTREAL, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1884.PRICE, ONE CENT.Having received a full assortment LATEST NOVELTIES Tailoring and Haberdashery, ALSO Patterns Sent from Poole, INVITE INSPECTION.April 3 81 THE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE i Month! containing the Pub TABLES AND MAPS of all ANADIAN and the principal AMERICAN RAILWAY and STEAM NAVIGATION L .by News Dealers and Booksellers For ad by News Agents on Trains and Steamers.PRICE, - - - 20 CENTS._, Annual Subscription, $2.00 payable in Advanee HOLM & CO .S .C.R.CHI 496 St.James Street.Publishers and Proprietors, RESERVE COAL FOR SALE.; ealers and Wholesale Con- To D sumers ONLY.ee e ex ship or at any place in d against buylng Consumers 8r1é cautione aust boring on epee ed io soll Restr unless they uce the Company's Bill of Leading or ned.a certificate from the va so ga dent, \u2019 24 Hospital Street.Deliveries mad the city.wo The advertiser has bad TWENTY THC YEARS practical experience in.je ades and is in 8 position to furnish | ¢ pee styles of Fire and Burglar-proo afes, with all Che route et four months, within mt ractéred Safes, Vault Doors, &c., for The Canadian Pacific Bailway, , R.Ives & Co.H.EB.Iv R.J.Latimer, Bros, Farran\u2019s Point, Kerr \u2019 and others, Safes he can make reference.od and removed, hoisted and lowered.Second-hand Safes of different makers {0 sale cheap.A.AHERN, 517 Craig Street.April 26 E.DUBORD, \" EASHIONABLE TAILOR, 19 -St.Lawrence Main Street\u201419 (LATE NO.22 ON SAME STREET.) LATEST PATTERNS IN nch, English Frenchy and Scotch Tuweeds.1 May 14 HL J.BRISSETTE, S.Engineer and Machinist, MANUFACTURER OF Hoisting Machinery, Dies and Hoists, Board Machin- Presses.Paper and Straw ery a specialty.25 BLEURY STREET- April 18 64 Fa ROOFING i ent Roofs, many of whiGu nave ports and 30 years\u2019 test.Genuine 9 d fashioned kind Gravel Roofing ; 8180 Slate, Metal, in all their different branches.Materials and workmanship first class.GEORGE WwW.REED, fer Slate, Metal, and Gravel Roofer, G STREET.783 and 7856 CRAT RE a May 22 123 Mem 1B PATENTS ecured in CANADA, UNITED Er AN EUROPEAN and FOREIGN COUNTRIES with promplitace.TRADE MARKS and DESIGNS registered.AGREEMENTS and ASSIGNMENTS drawn.All matters relating to PATEN TS trans acted with Accuracy, Promptitude, and le Terms by wy Rerene Solicitor and Expert, * \"249 St, James Street, Montreal.paF-Correspondence Invited, os January 30 ogee MOLINO DEL REY A Delicate, Dry, Non-Alcoholic Sherry.i g Wellingtons Direct from the Duke of Estate, at Gllora.SOLE AGENT LK GSTONs 25 HOSPITA L STREET, Montreal November 25 ROBERT SNARR, BUILDER & CONTRA CTOR, Office and Stone Yard, 1 97 Colborne Street.Montrea .Agent for the MIDDLESEX QUARRY co BROWN STONE.For sample; gee the Standard Life Assurance m pany\u2019s new building, St.James street.GRAND DOMINION EXHIBITION, 1884-MON TREAL-1884 y SEPTEMBER 5th to 13th, \u2014_\u2014i $25,000 in Premiums.AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL.\u2014\u2014101\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ample grounds and magnificent buildings for the display of Live Stock, Manufactured Articles, Agricultural Implements + -d Machinery in motion.Grand International Bench Show of Dogs.; The Exhibition will be in full operation from Friday, September 5th, to Saturday, the 13th, 1864, and will be open till 10 p.m.each day.Reduced rates are offered by all the principal Railway and Steamboat Companies.For all information apply to the undersigned.S.C.STEVENSON, Joint GEO.LECLERE, Secretaries.76 St.Gabriel Street.July 17 08 171 RAILWAY SUPPLIES.ANTHONY FORCE, INPORTER OF Steel Rails, Iron and Steel Bridges, Locomotive Castings and Forgings, Crucible Cast Steel Tyres, Railway Equipment and Engineers\u2019 Supplies of all descriptions, Pig Iron, Barand Sheet Iron and Steel, Wrought and Cast Iron Pipes, Boiler Tubes, Tin Plates, Cast Steel Bells for Churches &o., Lubricating and other Oils.REPRESENTING IN CANADA Vicke Sons & Co.(Limited), Stee Manufacturers, Sheffield, Eng.P.& W.MacLellan, Clutha Iron Works, Glasgow.George MacLellan & Co.India Rubbey TE Works, Glasgow.Manhattan Oil Company, New York.James Watson & Co., Iron Merchants, Glasgow, Middlesbro\u2019, Swansea and iverpool.John Russell & Co.(Limited), Alma Tube Works, Walsall, Me: 7 ST.PETER STREED \u2018Warehouse : 225 Wellington Street, MONTREAL.March 5 ; 56 Steel Rails FISH PLATES A Quantity In Store ready for Delivery.LOCOMOTIVES, To Lease or Sell.FROGS, Orossings, and Switches SEMAPHORES, And Stee\u2019 Wire Rope TRACK BOLTS With Atwood Patent Lock Nuts TRACKLAYERS\u2019 TOOLS, &o., &o Apply or address JOHN TAYLOR & BROTHER 16 ST.JOHN STREET, Merchants and Contractors in Railway Equipment and Engineering December 11 Supplies.295 THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO.Canada Board of Directors: The Honorable HY.ST ARNES, Chairman THOS.CRAMP, Esq., Deputy Chairman THEODORE HART, Esq.ANGUS C.HOOPER, Esq EDMOND J.BARBEAU, Esq.Capital, - - .$10,000,000 ted in Canada 900,000 Amount Knvestod 3 2\" $82,000,000.Mercantile Risks accepted at the lowest ent rates.© Churches, Dwelling Houses and Fars ies, insured at reduced rates.Properties, in EG SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion.sub Agents: LLE LAURIN Frep.C.HExsHEAW, CT Place \"Armes.24 Hospital St Having been appointed Sub-Agent for the above Company for the City of Mont real, I take the liberty of asking my friende to favor me with a share of their Insurance Risks.F.C.HENSHAW, 24 Hospital 81, a TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION.April 10 86 \u201cAprilo TAPE WORMS.ONE BOTTLE OF BLOOMBERG'S REMOVER tract the largest and oldest Tape-worm Na the AE the patient has any at all, in from three to four hours.Price Five Dollars.For further particulars address P.BLOOMBERG.Halifax, N.S, 3 ny -everywhere to sell AGENTS WANTED YEW Lame BURNER.Nomore trouble to move wicks.Every family wants it.Fit any lamp.Use same globe.Sell at sight.Three burners for 81 to any address, Roller Lamp Burner Co., 78 Murray St., New York.ntending Advertisers should address 1 CEO.P.ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce Street, New York City.FOR SELECT LIST OF 1,000 NEWSPAPERS APPLES.APPLES.APPLES.CHARLES DONALD & C0, 79 QUEEN STREET, LONDON, E.C.Will be glad to corres nd with Apple Growers, Merchants and Shippers, with a view to Autumn and Spring business.They will also give the usual facilities to customers requiring advances.Henry Chapman & Co, MONTREAL: AGENTS IN THE DOMINION FOR: PETER DOMECQ, Xerez de la Frontera G.H MUMM & CO., Reims.T.@.SANDEMAN & SONS, Oporto.CASTLES & CO., Tarragona.SILVA & COZENS, Oporto, COSSART, GORDON & C0., Madeira.CUNLI*FE, DOBSON :& CO.Bordeaux PINET, CASTILLON & CO., Cognac, LUCAS FRERKS, Cognac.À.C.A.NOLET, Schiedam.HAY, FAIRMAN & CO., Glasgow.JOHN JAMESON & SON, Dublin.DUNVILLE & CO., Belfast.BAGOTS, HUTTON & CO., Dublin.MACHEN & CO., Liverpool.ROBT.PORTER & C0, London.THE APOLLINARIS CO.London.N.B.\u2014Orders solicited from the Trade.March 19 68 DOW'S BREWERY, CHABOILLEZ SQUAREÆ! Superior Pale and Brown Malt, India Pale and other Ales, Extra Double and Single Stout, in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.: Thos.J.Howard.546 Dorchester street Jos.Virtue.19 Aylmer street Thos.Ferguson.162 St.Elizabeth st.Win.Bishop.15 Visitation street Thos.Kinsella.118 Ottawa street 1&\u201d ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELEPHONE.WILLIAM DOW & CO, Brewers and Maltsters.JNO.H, R, MOLSON & BROS.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 286 St.Mary Street, MONTREAL, Have always on band the various kinds of ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regularly supplied.»&~ ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELEPHONE.Mr.Wm.Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, bottles our Ales and Porter, and is author ized to use our labels.124 May 2 JOHN HOPE & CO, MONTREAL, Agents in Canada JOHN DE KUYPER & SON, Roilerda 5 MARTELL & CU., Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO., Cognac.MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO., Coblenz.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeaux.M.MISA, Xores de la Frontera.COCKBURN, SMITHES & C0., Oporto MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.BE.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London.BULLOCH, LADE & CO., Glar~ow.WM.JAMESONE& CO., Dublin.CANTREILL.& COCHRANE, Dublin.&c., Xc.N.5.\u2014ORDERS RECEIVED FROM THE WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY.DAWES & CO, BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, Smttm\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INDIA PALE axp XX MILD ALE.EXTRA anp XXX STOUT PORTER.(Iu Woop and BoTTLE.) Families supplied.SAND PORTER, Quarts and Pints, OFFICE: 179 St.JAMES STREET WEST.MONTREAL.AF Orders recolved by Telephone.May 2 107 BOTTLES! BOTTLES FOR SALE to Close Consignment, A few lots of Clarets, Wines, Ale, Por ter and Cider Bottles, at BLAIKLOCK BRON, No.17 COMMON STREET.November 23 280 254 St.Paul Street, Montreal .Or J.Y.GILMOUR & CO., MONEY TO LOAN.Money to Loan at Six Per Cent.ON FIRST-CLASS MORTGAGE.Several City and Country Properties for ale oa liberal terms, H.M.PERRAULT.TELEGRAPHIC.CANADIAN DESPATCHES.Reception of Colonel White\u2014The Electric Light\u2014To Welcome Mowat\u2014Per- soual\u2014Sent for Their Friends \u2014 Sudden Dcath\u2014An Elopement.OTTAWA, September 15.\u2014Mr, Ross, one of the managers of the Royal Electric Company of Montreal, has arrived in the city and will appear before the City Council at its meeting to-night in regard to lighting the city with the electric light.The delegates from the Liberal Association of this city left at noon for Toronto to attend the Mowat dbmonstration.Since the 1st of Jannary last Mr.Wills, Immigration Agent, has transmitted to Europe from immigrants here, $9,064, for the purpose of bringing out friends, E.P.Roswell, a tailor cutter in the employ of Mr.John Smith, dropped dead suddenly in his own house to-day of heart disease, Sir Hector Langevin returned to-day from a tour in Manitoba and the North- West.The Free Press this evening reports the elopement of a young couple velonging to two leading families here, No names are given.Lieut.-Col.White, who was in com- mad of the Wimbledon team, arrived from England this evening.He was met at the Canada Atlantic Railway by two companies ofthe 43rd Rifles, to which regiment he belongs, and was accorded a right hearty welcome.Vice regal\u2014New Cablc \u2014The Levis Election Case\u2014Personal\u2014The Artillery Teams Leave for Home.QUEBEC, September 15\u2014The Governor- General and Lady Lansdowne left for Toronto by the North Shore Railway this morning.The Governor-General\u2019s household will shortly be removed to Rideau Hall, Ottawa, for the winter months, The new Government cable connecting Grosse Isle with the east end of the Island of Orleans has been successfully laid under the superintendence of Mr.F, N.Gis- borne, who intends to commence laying a heavy cable from the Island of Orleans to L\u2019Ange Gardien to-morrow.Mr.J.N.Belleau has appealed to the Supreme Court from the decision of Judge Caron annulling his election for Levis.Hon.Mr.and Mrs.Joly have left for Saratoga to attend the Forestry Convention there.Hon.H.G.Ross is still ingisposed.The Lieutenant-Governoris so far recovered from his recent attack of bronchitis that he was able to attend his office on Saturday.Judge J.J.Kingswell, D.C.L., of the county of Bruce, Ont., was married in the English Cathedral here yesterday to Agnes Caroline Grace, third daughter of Lieut.-Col.Bernard, late dof the Army Pay Department.The Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick artillery teams left for their homes this morning by the Intercolonial Railway, Lieut.Stevens, of the New Brunswick team remains at the Citadel, and will take a short course at the school of gunnery.The police had occasion on Saturday to arrest a female in Eustache street, and with a strange perversity she insisted upon being taken to the lockup in an almost nude condition to the con-ternation and terror of her captors.After much difficulty they managed to partially envelope her in some circular garment but she vigorously remonstrated all the way.Port Arthar Wauts an Grain Inspector\u2014 The \u2018 Globe\u201d Stock Case\u2014-Commer- cial Travellers\u2019 Benefit Society.Toronto, September 15,\u2014AÂt a meeting of the Board of Trade this afternoon a memorial was read from Port Arthur asking that the Governor-General in Council be petitioned to appoint a grain inspector there, and it was decided to transmit it to Ottawa.The defendant in Brown vs.Nelson, in the Globe stock case, filed a notice of bis intention to appeal to the Court of Appeals.At the quarterly meeting of the Commercial Travellers\u2019 Mutual Benefit Society the following trustees outside of Toronto were elected for 1885 :\u2014Hamil- ton, Adam Brown, Ed.Deall, J.H.Stone ; Montreal, D.C.Simpson, H.W, Wadsworth, Colin McArthur ; London G.H.Evans, H.Laviolette ; Winnipeg ; S.H.Shorey.The reports showed the society to be in good condition, having a membership in good standing of 2,200 TORONTO EXHIBITION: Citizens\u2019 Day\u2014The Fire Reel Contests.Toronto, September 15.\u2014Citizens\u2019 day turned out a grand success.At an early hour peopie began to arrive in large crowds, and although this was set aside as a citizens\u2019 day crowds of strangers were also present, in fact this morning the strangers outnumbered the citizens.Between 20 and 30 visiting fire companies took part in the parade this afternoon.They assembled on the streets intersecting \u201cYonge and Church, and along the line of march to the exhibition grounds the streets were crowded with people.The firemen presented a splendid appearance.Owing to the delay in reaching the exhibition grounds the whole afternoon\u2019s programme was disarranged.The first business done was to arrange the manner of running the international hose reel competitors.The draw resulted as follows : 1 Lindsay, 2 Uxbridge, 3 Whitby, 4 Sea- forth, 5 Bracebridge, 6 Kincardine, 7 O\u2019Lean, N.Y, 8 Riverside, 9 St.Cathe- rins, 10 Brampton, 11 Watford, 12 Park- dale, 13 Port Hope, 14 Peterboro, 15 Richmond Hill,\u201d 16 Oshawa, 17 Honellsville, N.Y, 18 Aurora, 19 Grims- by.The 300 yards race for hook and ladder companies was first called, the following being the entries: \u2014Excelsior of Dunnville, Aurora Company of Aurora, Cataracts of Niagara, and Richmond Hill Company.Richmond Hill took Ist prize, $75 ; Excelsior 2nd, $50.The respective times were 1.04, 1.05, The Aurora unfortunately had not their ladder which threw them out of the competition.The Cataracts ran splendidly and looked like winning but a man slipped twice in mounting.This was the only competition owing to the lateness of the hour but ONTAPRT0'S VICTORY.\u20ac Prepar.tions For Mr, Mowat'\u2019s Great Reception To-Day.ToroNTO, September 15.\u2014The train bearing the members of the Ontario Legislature, Mr.Mowat\u2019s colleagues, and the Reception Committee, left to-day for Niagara Falls to meet the Premier at eight to-morrow morning.A special train conveying the Toronto delegates leaves for Hamilton in charge of ex- Alderman Hall, who will profusely dec.- rate the train with flowers and feliage from his well-stocked conservatory.Immediately on the arrival of the train at Hamilton, at 11.30, the procession for Queen\u2019s Park will organize and march to the park, where a public meeting will be held, Hon.Alexander Mackenzie presiding, Mr.Mowat will be presented with a Provincial address by the young men of Ontario, and one from every county in the Province.Speeches will be delivered by Messrs, Mowat, Blake, Hardy, Rymall and others.In the evening a banquet will take place at Granite Rink, Hon.E.Blake presiding when addresses will be given by Messrs, Blake,Hon.Alex.Mackenzie, Jno.Charl- ton, Hon, L.S.Huntington, Hon.Mr, Mercier, M.P.P.of Quebec, Aldermen Mc- Shane, M.P.P., of Montreal and others.Three young men will also reply to the young men\u2019s toast.Large numbers of delegates are in the city each wearing a badge and everv train brings in more.The young men held a mass meeting tonight when Hon.Mr.Ross delivered an address, EGYPT.Satisfactory News Received From Gen, Gordon The Tribes Deserting the Mahdi, The Governor-Géneral's Speech to the Canadian Voyageurs.Sailing of the Ocean Kirg.The Canadian Contingent Sail From Quebec.QUEBEC, September 15,\u2014The steamship Ocean King, with the Canadian voyageurs for the Nile on board, arrived here from Montreal last night at 7 o\u2019clock.The steamship called at Three Rivers on the way down and took on the contingent from that place.Lord Melgund and Major Dennison, the officer in command, came down on the Ocean King.Some twenty of the voyageurs, who turned up too late to be brought down by thesteam- ship, ariived here last night by train.The Governor-General, and Lady Lans- downe and suite left this morning at 9.15 by the North Shore Railway for Toronto.Before leaving Their Excellencies and staff, accompanied by Hon.A.P.Caron, visited the steamship Ocean King, His Excellency addressed the officers and men of the contingent foree in well chosen words.He spoke of the dangers of the Nile but he did not think that they were any more dangerous than our Canadian rapids.He spoke in reference to Gordon, whose name was a household word wherever the British flag waved, and he felt proud to see that Canada was so fully represented in such an expedition as this.He stated that Gen.Wolseley, who had previously been among our boatmen when on the Red River expedition, knew what sterling qualities our men were possessed of and it was partly through this that they had so earnestly been asked to accompany the expedition, something of which they should be proud.He paid a special tribute to the Indians and spoke at some length upon their natural qualities, which befitted them much so for the present undertaking, The Vice-Regal party and Hon, Mr.Caron then left the steamer amidst cheer after cheer.Lord Melgund, who has been organizing the whole expedition, remained on board till the vessel drew up her anchor ready to seil which was about 1.30 p.m.The vessel presented a peculiar appearance as she steamed off, all the men being on deck and dressed in their uniform.Rev.P.Bouchard, who has already been to Khartoum, left Three Rivers on Saturday for the Egyptian expedition of voyageurs as chaplain, Satisfactory Report from Darfour.Carro, September 15\u2014Major J.Kitchener telegraphs that the chief clerk of the Government at Darfour has arrived at Debbeh, having reached there via Berber.He reports there are 2,300 prisoners at Berber.The rebel garrison is 3,200 strong and armed with rifles.Aboo Lege), chief of the Robatat tribes, has six thousand armed men.The Mahdi\u2019s force extends as farsouth as Ambukol.Most of the tribes, however, are growing tired of the continuance of misruld and are inclined to rejoin the Government, News From Gordon, CAIRO, Sept.15.\u2014A man from Kordo fan states that Gordon had taken two islands near Sennar and that the Sheikhs of Dengli have several times defeated the Mahdi.It is reported that all the sheikbs on the frontier of Abyssima have joined the Mahdi.Waiting for the Canadians, CAIRO, September 15.\u2014Two hundred and fifty mounted infantry have arrived at Wady Halfa and will proceed in boats to Dongala as soon as possible.The Nile has fallen four inches at Dongala.THE THREE EMPERORS, The Meeting Between the Monarchs of Germany, Austria and Russia.LoNDoN, September 15,\u2014The Czar and arty arrived at Skiernevice last evening.The Czarewitch has gone to Granitza to meet Francis Joseph.Prince Wittgen- shein will meet the Emperor William on the frontier.The suite attending William isthe most distinguished and numerous that has characterized a like occasion for many years.Prince Bismarck, Count Herbert Bismarck, Counts Rozswiel, Lehn- dorfl, Albeschesyyll and Dalgoriwth, Gen.Weider, aide-de-camp, physicians and others attend him, The ambassadors of the three empires have gone to Warsaw to 89 St.Francois Xavier Street.July 31 9m 183 April18 June?a start wili be made to-morrow.greet the sovereigns, William will attend the army manœuvres, after the meeting with the Czar, until the 23rd inst.He will aitend a banquet with his ministers at Manster on the 24th, and hold a public reception at Cologne on the 25th.VIENNA, September 15.\u2014The Emperor arrived at Granica to-day, and proceeded for Skiernevice.He was escorted to the depot by a guard.ST.PETERSBURG, September 15.\u2014The Emperor William arrived at Alexan- drovsk to-day, where he inspected the Russian guard of honor at the depot and then resumed his journey to Skiernevice.SKIERNEVICE, September 15.\u2014Francis Joseph arrived this afternoon.- After the Emperor had been introduced to the members of the Czar\u2019s staff he formally inspected the guards of honor and the party proceeded to the palace.General chouvoleff met the Emperor William on the frontier, and the latter arrived at Fouwhocase, where they were met by the Czar and Czarina with some ceremonies.À grand banquet occurred in the evening, THE CHOLERA.Things Improved at Naples, NAPLES, September 15.\u2014There have been heavy rains and a notable decrease in the cholera in Cairo.The minister of war has placed 10,000 tents at the disposal of the relief authorities for the shelter of the poor.The Pope has made another donation of 4,000 lire to the cholera fund.The State of Toulon.TouLoN, September 15.\u2014There were fifteen deaths from cholera here within the past two days.In the department of Hirault there have been 50 cases and 30 deaths, At Cette a woman stricken with disease was discovered to have been buried alive.At Marseilles there are on the average two deaths a day, Since the first appearance of cholera in France statistics show the following results as to the nationality and number of victims: French, 114; Italian, 427, Spanish, 19; Greek, 11; Austrian, 6; English, 5; Swiss, 4; German, 3; American, 2; Swede, 1.Phe fete given at Paris in aid ot the cholera sufferers was a great success.The Disense in Spain.MADRID, Sept.15,\u2014Six fresh cases of cholera and f8ur deaths occurred at Cliche, and four fresh cases and three deaths at Morelda.Several suspicious cases and deaths are reported in various places.FRANCE AND CHINA.The Situation at Shanghai.LoxDoN, September 15.\u2014China advices state that the Chinese have no intention of blocking the Woon Sung River, on which Shanghai is situated, unless tbe French make an attack.Hundreds of stone-laden boats are in position to be sunk on the approach of the French fleet.It is believed the neutrals will seriously object to the closing of the river unless a formal declaration of war be made.The French have established a coaling station at Masson.The French Minister to China is at Shanghai, intriguing with the Chinese peace party.He hopes to bring alout a revolution at the palace and overthrow the war party.To Aunihilate the French.NEw York, September 15\u2014Wo Kee & Co., of Hong Kong, have telegraphed their house here to discontinue shipments to Saigon until further orders, as 65,000 men have been despatched to annibilate the French there.The despatch creates much excitement in the Chinese community, Arbitration Not Wanted by France.Paris, September 15.\u2014Le Paris publishes an inspired article in which theidea that France should accept arbitration in the difficulty with China is indignantly rejected.France, it says, is determined to settle her differences with Cbina her- sell.; AFFAIRS IN BURMAN.The Royal Pretender\u2014Effect of a Comet.RaNGooN, September 15.\u2014It is reported that the French Government has agreed to send two men-of-war to convey Mong- woon Prince and his followers to Saigon.The appearance of a comet has greatly excited the Burmese as the comet is taken in connection with the recent escape of Mongwoon from Pondicherry as a great augury of a great future for the Burmeze and for the pretender.TERRIBLE FLOODS, Disastrous Inundations in China\u2014Sev- enty Thousand Lives Lost.San Francisco, September 14.\u2014Ad- vices from Yokohama of August 30th say information has reached Canton of a vince.The news is dated from King Tak, the chief centre of the pottery manufacture, and one of the four great markets of the empire.The floods lasted four days.The entire country is submerged to a depth of 60 ffeet.Whole towns were swept away.It is believed 70,000 persons perished.It was feared a estilence would follow.Cholera had broken out at Amoy.The Late Brussels Riots.DrusseLs, September 15,\u2014Before the Communal Council to-day the Burgomaster explained the measures he had adopted to repress the recent disorders.He attributes the deplorable excesses to the action of the Clericals whose attitude incensed the populace.They posted {most insulting placards; the Catholic organs reviled the Liberals while the Liberal press counselled their followers to observe calmness.If necessary he would prohibit the holding of meetings altogether, but he found it wasimpossible to repress the universal spontaneous feeling of the people.The Council passed a unanimous vote of thanks tothe Burgomaster.CHEESE MARKETS.Higher at Utica.Utica, September 15.\u2014Cheese higher ; offerings larger, all middle of August make\u20145,300 boxes at 10jc, 575 at 10§c, 1,800 at 10jc, 370 at 10§c, 250 at 103c, 850 on private terms; 1,400 were consigned, A6 Little Falls.LirTLE Faris, September 15.\u2014Sales 680 bxs cheese at 10c, 2,550 at 10£c, 5,800 at 103c, 225 at 1039, 60 at llc, 900 on commission, 1,200 farm dairies 96@10fc ; also, 120 packages of butter at 24c@ 26c.frightful inundation in Miangsai Pro- |\u2018 STILL ANOTHER.Thompson\u2019s Bank, of Rockford, JII.R Suspends.\u2019 OCKFORD, Ill, September 15,\u2014 homson\u2019s Bank closed this Mori notice posted on the door signed by ; omson stated : Owing to the stringency of the money market T am unable to meet my obligations as they mature an am compelled to suspend.y assets belong to my cre itors autil their demands are settled : se eving from common \u2018experience at an assignment would result in unne cessary loss to the creditors, I have determined to apply my assets directly to satisfy my debts,\u201d If sucha course shall not meet the creditors\u2019 approval, so soo as accurate lists of property and Tahiti.ties can be made, I shall be glad to meet my creditors in consultation as to how ' their Interests best can be subserved, Th Liabilities will be half a million, The assets include stock in the N c.| hompson Manufacturing Co and | are believed to be sufiicient ry sora liabilities, \u2014 CHILI AND PERU, Caceres\u2019 Rising Defeated with Great | Loss\u2014A Move for Constitutional Go ernment\u2014Hon J] - miral, Patrick Lynon © Chilian Ad.a ANNA, September 6.; etails have been recej i | ceres raid on Lima on Raguakading Co.noted by telegraph.On August 24 Ca.ceres sent a picked force of 1,300 men to make a flank attack on Callao Part f the force was defeated on the 25th b Government troops and Caceres finding his retreat threatened and being drives to bay, resolved to attack Lima, After his defeat Caceres escaped | to the interior with ei Nearly five hundred pere me sn prisoners, including seventy officers, some of high grade, Only a few of the Gov ernment\u2019s soldiers were killed and wounded.General i in the leg, al Iglesais\u2019 son was shot which was amputated people made no move in favor of Gacoren alt cugh he was supposed to be their favorite.The Superintendent of the :N tioc and Oroya Railroad has been | arrested on a charge of favorin Caceres, \u2018The Prior of St, Augustine has also been imprisoned and the communit mulcted for concealing Caceres.A la A quantity of ammunition and arms fell = to the hands of the Government This is the first revolution in Peru which bh proved unsuccessful, w The Chamber of Deputies has approved à project for constituti Histon odor 2 snatitutional reform and Admiral Patrick Lynch, her late ven upon his arrival at Vala was hailed with all manner of public demonstration.His reception at Santiago was also on a magnificent scale Itis understood Lynch will go to Europe in the Chilian warship Blanca Encalada, \u2014The following EE LO VEY a \u2014r\u2014 preter ome MeP A pose Fratricide.HERSON, September 15,\u2014A.Cr farmer of this county, killed his brother to-day.The brother was a resident of Buffalo and an accredited correspondent of the Courier of that city.He had been visiting his brother here for some months and while stopping with him seduced his piece, a girl of twelve years.The fact ccoming Jmown to the father of the girl, ca sed him to take the life of his Nore.\u2014The Buffalo Courier deni eniest any man named Crupe is connected vit the paper as correspondent, Se sa Journalistic Trial ARIS, Sept.15,\u2014The tribunal eg merce has delivered judgment in hom tion brought by Le Matin, the French edition of the Morning New, i Matin Francaise ng News against the a rival jour by the former member of tt Matin's editorial corps.The Matin Francaise is ordered to suppress the word Matin in its title and Edwards, the manager, is condemned to pay 200,000 francs damages and Denchue 5000 francs, The paper is also condemned to Pay 1,000 francs for cach day that the full title has been \u2014\u2014\u2014erm \u2014\u2026 .=.- \u2014_ SC EE EE EE RE Cram met 000 et \u2014 WEATHER REPORT.MONTREAL, September 15, 1884, emperature in the shade b thermometer, observed by Hôhro.Here ; son & Co., opticians and mathematical { instrument makers, 242 and 244 Notre Dame street :\u20148 a.m, 51° ; 1 p.m.599 ; ; 6 p.m.55° ; max, 609 ; min, 489 ; 54°, By Standard Barometer\u2014 1 pm, 30.40; 6 p.m.Meteorological Offi Toronto, Ont, September 16, l am, e Meteorological Office, To: ordered up the cautionary\u201d signals Ne Eo at Midland, Collingwood, Presqueite | Owen Sound, Kincardine, Goderich San.: een, Bayfleld, and No.2 at Port Stanley ort Dover, Port Colborne, Port Burwell, Amherstburg, Port Dalhousie, Burlington { Beach, Uakville, Port Credit, Toronto Cobourg, Port Hope, Deseronto, Picton ! and Kingston.The area of depression ! which was over the extreme Western States last night has developed into an 1m portant sterm which is now central over the Upper Lake region and the highest pressure covers the Maritime Provinces The weather has became warmer in the lake region, accompanied by local rains Isewhere in Canada, with the exception | of a few showers along the St.Lawrence it has been fine and cool.Cautionary sig- | - ! nals are displayed at al 1 the Bay of Chaleurs, Hake ports aad in Probabilities, St.Lawrence, U 3 i » Upper\u2014Strong winds moderate gales from the south and and dy, warm with rain ri { cogler by morning, » clearing and t.Lawrence, Lower\u2014Str i t \u2014Strong winds and moderate gales from southeast and southwest, cloudy to rainy, warmer weather, em a.ON THIRTY DAYS TR'AL.Tax Vovraro Beur Co » Marshall, Mi .; Mich will send Dr.Dye\u2019s Celebrated Electro 'y Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances or trial for thirty days to men (young or old wuo are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor.Address as above: N.B.\u2014No risk is incurred as thirt rial 18 allowed .y days \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 nm elle Ee erent Mont.Invest&Bidg.Co 50 Roya! Can.Ins, Co.100 Montrea: Cotton Co.| 100 Huadon Cotton Co.100 Stormont Cotton Co.| 100 Burland Lith.Co.1001 * Rell Telephone Co.| 100 [3% Guarantee Coof N.A., 50 Accident Ins.C,of N.A 100 3 1.Ch\u2019n&St.LawJd'nB .ore Canada Cent\u20191 R\u2019y Bus .\u2026.\u2026.Jus ssalscuss 8t.Paul, M&M.Ry.100 0 - rer Lai a E MUNTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.TRADE AND COMMERCE BANK DIVIDEND-\u2014SEMI-ANNUAL.Books Payabl Amt, close.Payable.Molsons.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.4 PC 18 Sept.1 Oct.MISCELLANEOUS DIVIDENDS.Coal Co.pref.7p.C.1st Oct.Int Coal Co.Drdinaty 4 p.c.1st Oct.ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS.15 Oct.16 Oct.G.N.W.Tel Co.(at To- 17Sept at12 m.13 Oct at 3 p.m.FINANCIAL.Tux HERALD OFFICE, Monday Evening, September 15.The Montreal Stock Market.The stock market opened this morning dull and depressed, what transactions there were being confined to legitimate scalpers, and even then not presenting much encouragement to the brokers, as fluctuations were very small.Quite a gelling movement set in, however, this afternoon, and some of the Bulls and Bears had a squaring up of accounts In Bank of Montreal, and it was a fortunate occurrence that the short interest was sufficient to take the large block that was sold, as over 500 shares changed hands at 1904, that stock closing at 190 bid, 1904 asked.There are no new features in the market, and no causes are assigned for the break, It was simply a case of getting tired, owing to the general unsatisfactory state of all the markets of the world, and the Bears seem to have been very generous in not taking advantage of this fact as there are no outsiders to buy stocks and very few insiders who really want them, The close was dull and weak, and as our readers have been informed for days past, there are no good reasons to buy stocks for the present, as it will require a very conservative policy to go safely through the coming winter.The following are the quotations of the stock market to-day as specially reported for Tes HeraLD by Mr.D.Lorn Mac- tu pi ê$ BE gs 33 : ae GE DE STOCKS.Sa Sea 38 2% eee \u2014 Montreal.320 5 p.c.1904 180 Barre Bank.\u2026.\u2026.190 3 p.c., 13 | 110 Bauk B.N.A.X5) 8 TY ay Banque du Peup! \u201c$50 Zip.c.la Molsons LanK.oo 50 4 Be.1 Bank of Toronto.00 $s Bank Jacques Cart.er, Merchant's bank.Bank d\u2019Hochelaga.East'n Township BE.uebec Bank .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.: | Sanque \u2018Nationale.YJ Union Bank.\u2026.Can.B\u2019kofommerce Dominion Bank.| Bank of Hamilton.Ville Marie.cooauee Standard Bank.Federal Bank.Imperial Bank.MISCELLANEOUS.Intercoloulal Coal Co| 100 |.\u2026.| 40 20 do OLAS.(viernes lensocefttenve vasssefses cs Montreal Tel\u2019gr\u2019ph Co 40 4 pe.112 | 111 Dominion Tel'\u2019gr'phCo 5+ 18 pe.entr ttes Rich & Ont Nav.Cq.180 8 pe | 32 City Passenger RR.50 7 & 1 12 1204 Oity Gas CO.40 6p.c.1 à.Cornwall Gas CO.200000 TE Oanada Cotion CO.[6 pcs Oanada Paper Co.100 3 PC.press Cunada Shipping Co.100 \u2018 AP.Ce apena js: D Dundas Cotton Co.' 100 j+\u2026.\u2026\u2026.40 | Graphic Printing Co.100 reesesjieeee dO bONAB.Loi vuuiiass seaare|tecese liavoes freres Mont.Loan&Mort\u2019eCo 50 |-+ close the Institute on Wednesday afte noon from 2 to 6 o'clock, the day of tk late Mr.Corse\u2019s funeral, and to invite d members of the Institute to attend tb funeral.The flag on the Citizens\u2019 Insu- ance Company\u2019s building vas at half-ma yesterday in respect to Mr.Corse\u2019s men ory.A Ban Broinnivc.\u2014Frank Beardsel.the son of a well known manufacturer o Fullum street, appeared before the Polic Magistrate yesterday to answer to a charg of stealing $200, the property of his father.After the boy had secured thd money he set out for Chicaco, but Serg Mr.Moody, the evangelist, will visit Hamilton, Out., this winter.Our esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr.J.H.Joseph, while coming downstairs to dinner in his own house, on Sunday evening, clipped and fell to the bottom, breaking one of the swall bones of his ankle.He will be confined to the house for some time to come, but is te be congratulated that the injury sustained is not of a more serious character, re HERE AND THERE.Inspector O\u2019Leary snd four men of the Dominion Police Fore, were in the city yesterday cn route for Ottawa.They were on duty last week at the Caughnawaga Exhibition.The footpath of Lincoln Avenue is ina most dangerous cosdition.The residents say they are taxpayers and must have redress, Forty-two failwes are reported in Canada during las week by Bradstreevs agency.This i an increase of five over the preceding week.WLICE NEWS.In the Polte Court yesterday morning Thomas Wilon was placed at the bar, charged with being absent withont leave from his shi].He was imprisoned for six hours.Geoxe Stone, for & similar offence, was sent own for four days.John McDonald, ireman an 83 Briatol, charged with desering his ship, was sent down for five days.George Dufresne was up for assaulting the chief officer ot the SS Ülan- don.Ae nc evidence was found against him he was cischarged.Joseph Menard.laborer, on sispicon of theft trial September 19.Ceorge March, on a charge of pocket-pickng, was sent down for three months.\u2018rank Beardsell, larceny ; discharged, John Cross, for burglary; remanded til 16th instant.Xavier and Emaro Line, loose, idle and disorderly, $5 and osts or one month.Robert McCrobie on a charge of larceny, had his centence uspended.; Before the Recorder yesterday morning John Russell, 16, carter, and John Mor- risey, 17 carter, for being drunk and disturbing the peace on Saturday evening were tired $6 or fifteen days each.Bridget Casey, 2, was sent down for one month on a charge of vagrancy.Bridget G\u2019Cou- nell wis sent down for three months as a vagrait.There were several other names on th: sheet charged with being drunk who vere disposed of in short order.ee POSTAGE TO EGYPT.An Interesting Fact at the Present Time, Bdieving that the rate of postage for let- tersand papers to Egypt would be inter- estiag to the public, in view of the pres- enc: of Canadians in Egvpt, a represenla- tive of THE HERALD maae enquiries on tie subject yesterday.It was learned that the terms of the International Postal Unicn extend to Egypt, *includiog Nubia and Soudan,\u201d and that consequentiy the same rate of postage is charged as for a letter to England or France, viz., five cents für half an ounce.The postage on papers 5 one cent, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 AGRICULTURAL SHOWS, The cattle show .of the County of Hoche- laga will be held anithe Exhibition grounds (Mile End) to-morrow.Carge premiums are offered by the Bochelaga Agricultural Society.A good number of entries have already been made in the several competitions, and the show promises to be a success.The agricultural exhibition of the County of Chambly will be held at St.Hubert on the 30th 1ust.The agricultural exhibition of the County of Jacques Cartier will be held in the town of Lachine on the 30th inst.The industrial and agricultural exhibition of the County of Terreboune will be Desjardins hearing of the theft telegraphed along the line, and he was stopped at Brockville and brought back to the city.I'he case was settled out of court, Go rrod Hoxe To HEAR NEWs\u2014Says the London Echo of September 1 :\u2014\u201cSome sports were held at Montreal on Saturday for the amusement of the members of the British Association (sic),when Captain Pim entered into the competition with Dr.Wanliss, of Montreal, and won the gol medal and £250, Dr.Wanliss winnin £300.This (says a correspondent) create immense amusement among the sober savants\u201d Montrealers would like to know where the money came from.Weare sure Dr.Wanless does not remember receiving the £300 ($1,500), whatever Captain Pim may do.A Hasty DEPARTURE.\u2014A man named Robert S.Wade, of St.John, N.B., and employed by Mr.J.W.Elliott Wood- worth, of Roxbury, Mass, suddenly disappeared, and at the same time a number of postal orders and bank notes were found missing.A considerable amount of money belonging to the total abstainence society and the oddfellows\u2019 lodge was in his possession when he left.Being in a hurry he forgot to return it.À number of persons in town, among whom is the keeper of his boarding house, lament his departure to the extent of a hundred dy,lars.The police gre after him, and heis supposed to wo in the gity at present, z Tus Wie or Sewise Macmise,\u2014The Wanzer Sewing Machine Company, who presented to the public one of their machines, valued at $150, were, We must say, the attraction of the Exhibition on Friday.The Sixth Fusiliers\u2019 Band was in attendance at their stand a part of the afternoon.The presentation of the machine took place at about 5 p.m.There was a large assembly of visitors, who were all anxious to know the lucky winner.To show that it was no put-up job, the company chose three reporters and two ladies to open the ballot box.The card drawn out was that of Miss Mayer, of No.212 St.\u2018Andre street.The formal presentation was made in the evening, when the Sixth Fusiliers\u2019 Band plaved the choicest pieces of their repertoire ou the stand of Mr.A.B.Stewart.After the piéseutation congratulations and speeches were 10 order, after which an adjournment was made to the Victor Restaurant, where a lunch was rovided by the host.Messrs.Willis & o.are agents for the above firm, and great credit reflects on them for the satisfactory way they conducted the presentation throughout.Wourp Nor Pay Turir Boarn\u2014The roprietor of \u2018a certain boarding house on Victoria street was euchured out of some $15 board by some members of the Tourists Co.who were playing at the Academy last week.One of the leaders of the party, it is said, was very Lard to please and was pever satisfied with the board.This caused one of ihe servants to complain to the boarding house keeper, who asked if it was the red headed one, there being a lady of auburn locks in the party who was noted fur her disagreeable disposition, overheard this remark, aud took ihe matter iu a way, threatening to shoot the keeper of the rooms if not allowed to leave.The proprietor of the house then sought legal advice and had a warrant taken out, but did not have it did not wish to hurt the Academy.The \u201cTourists\u201d dome to the stage the old game on him by paying their board on One of the male \u201c Tourists\u201d somewhat excitable executed as he reputation of the however played skipping without Saturday night.The party were recom mended b company, Detroit under another name, the business manager of the r.Johuson, and will playin, held at St.Anne des Plaines on the 80th inst.AMUSEMENTS.Academy of Music.THE ROMANY RYE was produced last evening at the Academy, and, judging from the reception of the rincipal artistes of the company as they ade their first entrance, one would magine that the impression made by the actors of last season\u2019s cast was a lasting me.The performance as a whole was an mprovement upon that of last year.Jack Tearne was impersonated by Mr.Walter .Dennis in a masterly and manly manner nd from the first held the attention of the udience every moment he was upon the sage, Joe Heckett by Mr.M.J.Jordan vas one of the features of the performance, ad his careful impersonation was excel lat.Mr.Charles W.Butler was decided'y caver as Boss Knivett, and a more con- sdentious rogue one could not ask for a pd, and, à thicg we rarely see in a come- din, he kept within bounds and never for a noment stooped to exaggeration.Mr.M.B.Swyder as Philip Royston was careful and conscientious, bat at times seemed at a loss forkis lines.Mr.Murphy as Marsden and Mr, J.W.Murray, as well as the remainder of the zentlemen, gave general satisfaction.Of tie ladies Miss Victory Bateman easily lea, ind her rendition of the part of Gertie Hecloit psêves her to be an actress of no meanability, Ana for one so young, she romses fine work in the near future, Mire.Ÿ.G.Jones did the dual role of Kiomi Lee aid Mother Shipton in a manner un- questimably fie, especially in the cellar scene with the Romany Kye.After the fourth act this artiste and Mr.Dennis were ¢alled before the curtain and receivel an ovation rarely &ccorded by a Montreal audience: ae scene y was really grand; aid albough at times t did not work with smoothness still the audience forgot the rather long waits 11 view of the admirable scenic effects.The trained dog Lion must not forgotten, and if we are not greatly mistaken tLe piece will draw large audPnces for the balance of the week.MADAME RISTORI.Messra.Brooks & Dickson have arranged | the Royal this week is a good one and should be seen.OUR CHARITIES.Protestant House ef Industry and Refuge.Statement for week ending 13th September, 1884 :\u2014 Number of permanent inmates, males, 29 ; females, 30.temporary inmates, males, 47; females, 7; total, 113.Number of night lodgings given in night refuge : males, 171 ; females, 39; boys, 0; girls, 0;total, 210.Number of quarts of soup and extra meals distributed: Night refuge poor, 584; outdoor poor, 20 ; total, 604.Montreal General Hospital.Number of patients treated for week ending 14th inst: Out-door patients relieved, 487; in-door average daily, 130.The Treasurer of the Montreal General Hospital acknowledges with thanks the receipt of $2, proceeds of a little bazaar held by three little girls, Tilly Anderson, Edith Elliott, and Annie Norris; also a barrel of choice apples collected from the County of Chateauguay and forwarded to the hospital per Mr.Robert Jack.>\" SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.The Ring.A CHALLENGE.Prrsure, September 14.\u2014 Dominick McCaffrey has challenged Jack Kilrain to a small glove contest.WATSON VS M\u2019LELLAN.New Yorx, September 15\u2014A sparring match between Walter Watson and Prof.McLellan took place to-night.They sparred six three winute rounds, Queens- bury rules.Charley Mitchell was referee.McLellan seemed to be in better trim.In the first three rounds the sparring was very light; in the fourth McLellan got in a couple of good ones; in the sixth and last round both came up seemingly fresh, but Watson promply dealt his opponent gev- eral blows that laid McLellan out.The latter was knocked down twice cleanly.He tried to meet Watson again but was again sent down to his knees.This time the Professor failed to get up, and Mitchell gave the fight to Watson.Sporting Sundries, The date of the Hosmer-Gaudaur boat race has been changed to December 28\u2014a very seasonable time for a boat race.Says the London Echo :\u2014 White Eagle, an Iroquois chirf, who is one of the In dians who are going to take part in the Khartoum expedition, is a skilful lacrosse player, and was one of the \u2018lacrosse team who visited England some time ago.\u201d White Eagle can make more money by playing lacrosse and running than by going to the Nile, patriot though he may be.LONG The Wheel.BICYOLE V8.HORSE.St.Louis, Sept.15.\u2014The eight day bicycle horse contest, which ended last night, resulted in a victory for the horses.The final ecore was Morgan 445 miles, Armaindo 391, total for bicycles 836 miles ; and Anderson and horses 397.Lacrosse.RESIGNED FROM THE N.A.L.A.The White Star lacrosse club of Quebec are 80 disgusted at the lawlessness of Saturday\u2019s match with the shamrocks ofthat city that they have resigned from the National Amateur Lacrosse Association and returned the silver medal :~hich they héld as champions, The Tarf.A FAMOUS TROTTER DEAD.Deceit, the fastest Canadian trotter, next Charlie Wagner's famous mare Phyllis, dropped dead in Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, [esterday afternoon while being driven by is owner, Baxter Cutier, Deceit was a phenomenal horse, a little over 14 hands, dark brown in color, and promised a brillant racing career.MAUD 8.\" MILE.HarTroRD, September 15.\u2014Maud 8.went a mile without an effertin 2.13} to- diy.Sheisin prime condition for her great effort next week.The R de, No.6 Company, Victoria Rifles of Canada, held their annual matches at the Point St.Charles ranges on Saturday afternoon.A very stiff wind blowing across the ranges presented good scoring, Maiden Stakes\u2014Open only to members who had never won a price at any previ- sy ous rfle match, 200 yards, 7 shots :\u2014 Points.Privat S.McGOUD.ccocvaarreiessnens 19 Privats Parker .\u2026 18 Private Elliott.13 PrivateCoates .13 PrivateMitchener.10 Commny match\u2014200, 400 and 500 yards, ( ahots at each :\u2014 Points.Captain Edwards.69 Sergeant MoGoun .64 Lieut.Busteed .63 Private McGoun.48 Private Mitchene: oo 88 Private ParKer.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ssaserssssc00000 35 Two of the avove prizes were donated by old members of tte company.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ALONG THE DOCKS.The Ocean King\u2014Arrivals and Depar- tures\u2014Clearing Out of the Colliers\u2014 Less of the FTempest\u2014Miscellany\u2014 Night Signals-Bark George Sees Some Bad Weather.Bark Alexander Keith will be loaded bY to-morrow.Stcamship Coban Jeft Charlottetown Of Sunday for Montreal.; Steamship Clandon, of Lesdon, will load deals and cattle for home.Steambarge Gatineau was loading pig iron at the Island Wharf las evening.The Polynesian, from Quebec September 5, arrived at Liverpool a 530 a.m.Monday.Tug Agnes McMabo! Quebec with a tow © Ottawa.A tv a T dred and seventy-four cattle and 400 hep are ou board the Cynthia is coming from five barges for with Mr.Thomas for the appearance of Madame Ristori in English, in the characters of Marie Antoinette, Marie Stuart and Medea, January 5th, 6th and 7th.She will be supported by an entire English company.: Royal Theatre Mason, ; usasiic Overcrowded and most enthusiasi houses greeted the first appearances \"of ic Spark Company at the Kennette\u2019s Electric Spark bol pan es Royal yesterday.i a erneil i i CY mdwards and Daisy Berneilin wit dig burletta A Summer Day, ir pleasin _ ) Who.Frere Followed by Sam Bernard io German comedy, bringing down the house.Watson and Richards in songs and dances, and the Hogan Brothers, colored deliuea- tors, as the W hite-Eyed Kaflirs were very good.Couroy and Demjsey showed to great advantage in their specialty Life\u2019s Pictures.This is one of the best variety worth the price of They were followed by the City Trio\u2014J.E N.and comedy sketch, The Visitors.gymnast, Kennette.He is one of th: bast seen here for a long time, a'good deal.Léo 1 terday in tow of she acts seen here for a long time and is alone admission.Crescent Georgie Powers and Phil Peters\u2014in their musical The performance concluded with the dive from the by the world-renowned This is this gentle man\u2019s first engagement in America, where( September 4, arrived at Glasg, Sun- he will doubtless pare a grea success.day.She landed her entire live tok in 23 niMasts we a, which is saying 8 On the whole, the show at for Glasgow.| Stéamship Benon: will go Rouge and 10ad dealfor Dublin.\u2018tdkes phosphate.Qt ou arritd from awa.yes- Seven barges i from, Olav, yes Brtlinztn.to Cape She also Quebec and Her Lake (ntario was due last mary bon Hamiltn and Toronto.She is to leave again ths vening.The Manitoban villbe ready for sea today.The Corean, fra Glasgow, arrived at Quebec yesterday mening at-5:30.The i ake Nepigon.frm Liverpool September 4, passed Faler Point at 9 a.m, Monday.She brinéé À assengers.The Delta got \u2018WAY 8230 p.m.yesterday.She is abot the ologtyesgel coming to Montreal, bsV1NZ been air in 1854.Bark Jant Ferguson, 0tGhegow, now at the Isund harf, is L bealiifved to Hochelaga in a day or 80 0a for River Plate.Lo \u2018pe Poling\u2019s repairs are 80 r advanced at Quebec that she may be \u201cXioted here early next week.She was built Sunder- Jand in 1871.Allan steamehip \u2018Nestorian, fre od order\u2014385 oxen and 131 sheep Bark Mary E.Russell; of Boston, vic} Number of Mr, Ç.Daweon apd Mr, W, 8, Kerry, beth arrived here August 13 from Manilla, has gone to Hochelaga to be loaded by the Export Lumber Company for River Plate, Depth of water in Lake St.Peter, Se tember 14\u201425 fet 9 inches.In Cape ha Roche, new channel, September 13\u201424 feet 9 inches.High water\u20142.50 p.m.West wind, The Glen Dochart sailed frcm the Sydney mines yesterday for Montreal on her last coal trip, After discharging here she is to go to either New Orleans or Galveston and load cotton for Europe.The Armenian arrived from Chicago yesterday.She had considerable head winds on the upper lakes.During the upward passage the boat was detained 24 hours in Lake Michigan by a gale.Mr.Lattimer, of the Wellington Bath, gives the following figures of the atten- ance from September 6 to 13 :\u2014Saturday, 342 ; Monday, 236; Tuesday, 325; Wednesday, 562; Thursday, 245; Friday, 87.Total, 1,797.; An Ottawa despatch says the men for the Nile expedition were played to the depot by the band of the G.G.F.G.This probably accounts for the erratic behavior of some of the Capital men upon their arrival here.# A despatch received at St.John, N.B., from Constantinople says the brig Tempest, Stewart, while at anchor September 10 off Poti, was run into by the steamer Chitton, of West Hartlepool, and sunk.All hands were saved.The Tempest was of 477 tons burden and was built at St.Martin\u2019s in 1878, She was owned by F.Tufts & Co., John Marr, Capt.Stewart and others, and was insured here for $16,- 000.She was here in 1880, aud took grain to Queenstown, f.o.! The following has been received in reply toa letter which appeared on Saturday last :\u2014Owing to an \u201c Old Resident \u201d having complained through your columns of the overcrowding and want of ventilation Castle Eden, 1555, D.Shaw.Wharf.Liverpool.Clandon, 1286, Carbray, Routh & Co.Windmii} Pont.Cynthia, 1409, R.Reford.Cleared.Delta, 548.Sailed Sept, 15 for Pictou.Lake Huron, 2648, H.E.Murray.For Liverpool.Newfoundland, 567, of Glasgow, H.&A.Allan.Repairing.Arrived July 10.Long Glasgow.Ocean King, 1606, R.Reford.Egypt.Sailed Sundry.Sardinian, 2577, H.& A.Allan.Liverpool.Sarmatian, 2159, H.& A.Allan, For Liverpool.Next mail boat for Liverpool.Sarnia, 2421, D Torrance.For Liverpool.Vancouver, 3388, D.Torrance.For Liver pool next Saturday.Barks.Alexander Keith, 629, of St.John, N.B- Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Hochelaga.River Plate.Crown Prince, 987, of Liverpool, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Wind Mili Point.Fairy, 481, of London, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Wellington Basin.For Bristol Channel.Felicia, 395.Anderson, McKenzie & Co., Sailed from Quebec 12 for River Plate.Fritz Smith,454, Munderlo & Co.Hoche; laga.For River Plate, Gaspe, 993, of Quebec, Gillespie & Co.Hochelaga.River Plate.George, 895, of Maitland, Andersen, Me- Kenzie & Co.Windmill Point.Janet Ferguson, 581, of Glasgow.R.Reford.Island Wharf.Jennie Harkness, 1304, of Camden, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Foot of Mc Gill street.River Plate, Memlo, 954, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Hochelaga.River Plate.Mary E.Russel, 548, of Boston, 8.B.Heward.Ornen, 503, Anderson, McKenzie & Co., on board the Ocean King, carrying a por- ton of the Nile expeditionary force, I was requested by Mr.Ormond, the agent of the Marine Department, to examine into the truth of the complaint, which 1 did in conjunction with Surgeon-Major Neilson, | the medical officer of tne Canadian contingent.One compartment contained 21,070 cubic feet, which was arranged for 220 men, thus affording 95% feet of space each man, the Board of Trade allowance for emigrants being 72 cubic feet each.The other compartment, to which were allotted 280 men, contained 25,410, which would allow over 90 cubic teet per man.The ventilation, for the number, was good, several large windsails being prepared in addition to the ordinary ventilators.Yours truly, A.LaprHORN SyITH, M.D.The following appears in an evening paper: \u2018 Captain Joseph Wall, of the Dominion Line, has invented and is now endeavoring to introduce a system of night signals, to supplement the commercial code of flag signals now in use at sea.H:s apparatus consists of three lamps fixed in the same plane upon a moveable stsad, 80 that while always maintaining » uniform difference apart of twenty-four inches,they may be turned in any \u2018direction.Each lamp is provided with a revolving screen carrying four screens, red, green, white and a dark slide.In use the centre light is to be focused upon the veseel it is desired to signal, and ihe different signals are formed by varying the lights.For example, whife, dark, white being yes,\u201d green, dark, green being \u201cvo,\u201d red, green and red being P., and so on.Each lamp is to be provided with a round dioptric lense, of five inches in diameter, with a centre and two rings, a spherical reflector and a one-half inch duplex burner, which would, the iuventor claims, make the signals distinguishable at a distance of oue mile by the,naked eye and at two miles distance they could be distirguished by a glass.\u201d Following are some extracts from the log of the bark George, mcently arrived from Taiwanfoo \"with sugur:\u2014Left April 1 and crossed the line lt days later in longtitade 170.30 east.Anchored off Gasper Island on the 28th nn 19 fathoms, and was obliged to bring up several times while coming down the Chim Sea ou account of light head winds anl calms, not being able to get through the straits, Was finally carried through the mrth passage of Sunda by currents May 3 æd stood off in clear water.Few vessels make this passage unless forced, the risk )f disaster being very great.After paging Anjier ran through dence fields of floatiig pumice stone for several days.Fine veather to latitude 27.54 8.longitude 42.26 Y, June 2 lost main uppertopsail ; gale froq 8, W.At 10.30 p.m.carried away fore lo-erto sail ; ship laboring hard and rolli pul- warks under.Deck full of water almext day.June 5, the fore cabin decors -ere smashed, flooding the rooms, wasly pauels antl port bulwarks away.Shiphg a sea which carried away maintopmas Wellington Basin.East coast England.Petit-codiac, 682, of Moncton, N.B., Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Molsons, For River Plate.Schooners.Lady Belleau, 81, C.A.Boucher, Cleared, Lizzie Lindsay, 91, Brock & Co.Marie Erzelie, 110, C.A.Boucher.TELEGRAPH OFFICES SOUTH SHORE.[ * NORTH SHGRE.Offices.Mis} Offices.M! Point Levit./Quebec.errno Fig £11] A I: 14 5 Kamouraska.| re Montmorency.\u2018 Riviere Du Loup.| 111,Chateau Riche\u201d I Frois Pistoles.vo 135 Ste.Anne .\\ 2: Mouskl.* 17 Father Poin | 165 St.Joachim.30 Ste.Flavie.200;8t.Pauls Bay.| 60 Grand Metis.207 Ste.Irene.83 Matane .cv.00 237: Ste.trace 1111190 Murray Bay.| 90 Cap Chatite Light.280 3te.Fidele Cap Chatte V'ge.| 283 ERP fine dos Mats S950 Simon.Martin River.| 399 Anseau Portage.184 Mont Louis, cite 131 Tadousac.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.186 ver) eleine.| $1 5 Grande Vallee.| $0 Bergeronnes.| 151 Chlorodorme.gr Ecoumtins.! 163 Grand Etang .84'Mille Vaches.| 179 Fox River.| 46 Portneuf L'ht H\u2019e.| 1x8 Griffin\u2019s Cove.| 41! Sault au Cochon, .; 193 Cap Rosler.42¢Bersimis .226 ANTICOSTIL -~ INTERUEDIATE DISTANCES fox Bay.\u2026 Jupiter River.| IL P'nt L\u2019thouse, .| 23 PP River\u201d cares S.P'nt I/thouse.£24 Recsle River.224 Shaliop Greek.17%(npe Eagle.+IC Salt Lake.Ë HA P't L'thouse 3.W.P\u2019nt L't\u2019se.| 15 |Eiglish Bay.| , MAGDALEN ISLANDS-INTERMEDIATE DISTANCE! Amherst .\u2026\u2026 Woüisiand.12 pouch Point.a 2 Gros Noland, |; 18 angdu Nord.ranaEntry.\u2026.House Harbour.| 6! Entry 1 CAPE BRETON\u2014INTERMEDIATE DISTANCES North Sydney.0 :McLenhnin's .10}, Sig Brasd\u2019Or.| 18 IngonishHarbour 23} Kell 's Cove.,., 2 {Burk\u2019s.,.hi Englishtown.| 6} Haliway \u2018Iouse.! 9; B.Arm St.Ann Ha| 6 |AsperBay.' 14} Baddeck .13 [Meat Cove.Ii.| 14] MARINE SIGNALLING STATIONS.Name of Station |Signals; Locition.; .L'ISI6t.01.5.0 00ovse et Flags, sh Slore! 42 passengers.Arrived.The Inman Line steamship City o Chester, from Liverpool via Queenstown arrived in New York on the 11th inst.THE GULF.September 15.L\u2019Islet\u2014Clear and fine; light west w ind 2 pm.River du Loup\u2014Clear; light west wind Two steamers inward at 2 p.m.northwest wind.1p.m.ward at 2.30 p.m.Fame Point\u2014Steamship Acadian ward at 9.30 a.m.Glen Dochart at 11 am.Coban at noon and Pensher at 2.30 pm.northwest wind, Anticosti \u2014 Clear; brisk northwest wind.Steamship Ontario inward cf Heath Point at 3 p.m.Magdalen Islands\u2014Cloudy ; moderate wind.Steamship Erl King outward off Bird Rocks at 1 p.m.Steamship Glendon and bark Clyde inward yesterday.Low Point, C.B.\u2014Clear; moderate north wind.INLAND NAVIGATION.The Welland Canal.Port CoLBORNE, September 15\u2014Passed up\u20143Schéoners Fieetwing, St.Catharines to Chicago, light; Paragon, Thorold to Cleve'and, light ; Flora Carveth and Queen of the Lakes, Wellers Bay to Cleveland, ore; Blazing Star and Belle Mitchell, Os- wego to Toronto, coal; Cleveland and Nassan, Ogdensburg to Cleveland, ore; Craftsman, Toronto to Toledo, light; propeller California, Montreal to Chicago, general cargo; steam barge Lincoln and consort, St.Catharines to Buffalo, light; Abercorn, Oswego to Toledo, coal.Down\u2014Schooner G.G.Houghton, Chi cago to Ogdensburg, corn; steam barge Niagara, Manistee to Kingston, deals.Porr COLBORNE, September 15.\u2014Passed up\u2014BSchooners N.C.West and E.H.Rutherford, Wellers Bay to Cleveland, ore; Mediterranean, Ogdensburg to Cleveland, ore; propeller Alma Munro, Montreal to Buffalo, light., Down\u2014Schooners White Star and Mystic Star, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn ; propellers Enterprise, Duluth to Kingston, wheat ; Nashua, Toledo to Kingston, general cargo; Oneida, Chicago to Ogdensburg, general cargo ; Monteagle, Chicago to Ug densburg, oats.Cleared\u2014Tug Swain, Buffalo.Arrived up\u2014S8chooners Garibaldi and North-East, light.Port DarHousiE, September 15.\u2014Ves- aels passed up\u2014Schooners J.R.Benson, Wellers Bay to Cleveland, iron ore; N.C, West, Wellers Bay to Cleveland, iron ore; Gauges, Oswego to Toledo, coal ; steamers Sir L.8.Tilley, Kingston to Buffalo, light; Dominion, Montreal to St.Catha- rines, light; Persia, Montreal to St.Catha- rinee, geveral cargo.Down\u2014Schooners G.G.Houghton.Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn; Julie, St.Catharines to Jordan, light; propellors Oneida, Chicago to Ogdensburg, general cargo; Nashua, Toledo to Ogdensburg, general cargo; Dominion, St.Catherines to Montreal, general Cargo.eather cloudy and threatening; wi fresh, southwest, ening; wind 8 15 Kingston, ept.\u2014Propellor Niaga i from Manistee with deals.gara arrived Two of the Montreal Transportation Company\u2019s barges went ashore last night at the foot of Wolf Island during a fog.Assistance has been sent from here, Marine matters are very dull.tatters ADVICE TO MOTHERS, Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth ?If so, send at once and get a bottle of Mgs.WinsLow\u2019s SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN mae = Riviere du Loup .\u2026.\u2026.hore.Do.95 Brandy Pot#.-.Fags, Du A Rimouski.\" .\u2026l Do Da 1°\" F.Pint Lighthouse.) Do.Do.|i Little Metis ac De.20.5 Matane do Do.Do.196 Cape Chatte do Do.Do 250 Martin River do Do.Do, B55 Cape Magdalen do Do.Do.20 Fame Point do Do.Do.8% Fox River do Do.Do 330 Cape Rosier Do.Do.345 Cape Despair Do.Do.385 West Point Do.|T.Antic*ti| 330 Becsie River Do.Do.840 S.West Point Do.Do.353 south Point Do.Do.410 Heath Point Do.Do.435 Amherst Island do Do.|Mag\u2019nls'd].Grosse Isle do.; Do.Do.47¢ Bird Rocks do,.Do.Do.en Meat Cove do.| Do.[C'pe B'ton|.Low Point do.| Do .575 Cap Ray do.Do.Newland! 58 * Number of marine miles belcw Queber.7 PORT OF QUEBEC, ARRIVED\u2014September 15.staysail, also straining port main rigging Oue Japanese sailor was disabled by bein struck by a sea and crushed against the pumps, and the youngest son of the captain was swashed about the deck in à man- per which imperllled his prospects of e\u2018ing Montreal to a great extent, but fortunately he escaped disaster.Heavy gales continued to June 7,during which the pumps were damaged by the waves which continually swept the decks, often preventing the crew from sounding them: Fifteen days were spent rounding thie Hope, which was finally passed June 29, after a series of gales from the 8, KE.Arrived at St.Helena July Il, repaired damages and sailed following day.Light winds to July 20.That day at 5 p.m., in latitude 8.10 8., longitude 15.48 W., a seaman fell from the mizzen rigging while tarring and was lost.The sailmaker\u2019s bench and some buoys were thrown him, but to no purpose.Ship hove to and boats lowered without any trace of him being found.His name was Fuynnoto Kishero, a native of Japan.Crossed the equator July 25 in longitude 24.50 W.Passed Scatari light August 30.Took tug off Cape Chatte~one hundred and fifty-seven days out, with 48 hours detention st St.Helena.Bark Clara, Christiansen, Hagens, Hansen, cement, Steamship Corean, Menzies, Glasgcw, \\llans, Rae & Co., general, poark Balmoial, Knudsen, ice Bios.& Co., ballast, Bo Atl And N rk Atlantic, Andersen, North Sydne Hagus, Hansen, ballast.YEREYs Bak Ansa, Tredricksen, Frands Gusn, coals Bake Torsberg, Atdétéôn, Liverpool, Hagens & Eansen, ballast.SchoonerMaria,Joncas, Bras d\u2019Oru Bay, fish and oil.Brigantine Alliance, Ascah, Gaspe, J.Ü.Gregory, col.Scnooner Providence, Lebrum, Port des Monts, Henw Dinning & Co., wreckage.Bark Lena, Curyin, Glace Bay, order, coal.Schooner C.J.Brydges, Pye, Gaspe, for Montreal.Steamship Saltburt, Lever, Sydney, for Montresl.Bark Ruby, not reported.CLEARED\u2014Septembes 15.c Bark Dora, Hansen, Cardiff, X.Dobell & 0 London, London, At Sault au Cardiff, Stewmshi Corean, Menzi Aa hag Go.renee, Montreal, rtf MARINE INTELLIGENCE.PORT OF MONTREAL.ARRIVED\u2014September 14.SS Vancouver, 3388, Captain C.J Lindall, from Liverpool, September 4, general, D.Torrance.September 15.88 Sardinian, 2577, Captain W.H.Smith, from Liverpool, September 4, general, H.& A.Allan.CLEARED\u2014 September 15.SS Delta, 549, of Glasgow, Captain 3.W.Crowell, for Pictou, H.Dobell.SS Benona, 871, Captain A.McCoig, for Dublin, deals and phosphate, J.G.Sidey.Schoozer Lady Relleau, £1, Captain S.Tremblay, for St.Pierre Miquelon, general, C.A.Boucher.List of Vessels in Port and Late Sailings.Steamships.Benona, 871, of Liverpool, J.G.Sidey.New Basin.Dublin.Cleared for Cape Rouge.Bristol, 1275, R.Reford.For Bristol, Cacouna, 930, Kingman, Brown & Co.Sailed Sunday for Gulf ports.Carmona, 2447, R.Reford.For London and Newcastle about Sept.20.Steamship Sardinian, Smitl Allans, Rae aco » Smith, Montreal, Din ë s*phine, Richard, Bic, Henry Schoouer Florente, Bergeron, Anticosti Henry Dinning & Co, \u201c\"8ér0D> nticosts, NOTES.The agent of the tu which arrived up from ponqueror, night, reports having passed the to]lowing vessels all bound down:\u2014 ovdiag, at Brandy Pots, Sovereign and Vendome at Traverse; Ida, Felicia and MacLeod at Pillars; Priocess Alexandria, Aurora Harold, J.A.Horsey, Drameizern at TreTaisG.Ite value is incalculable.It will relieve the r little sufferer immediately.Depend upon it, mothers, there lt no mistake about it.It cures dysentery aud diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bovels, cures wind colic softens the gums, Tedaces inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.Mrs.Wins- LOWS SOOTHING SyRUP FOR CHILDREN TEkTEXG is pleasant to the taste and is the prescriion of one of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians in the United States, aid is for sale by all druggists throughous the world.Price 25 cents a Miscellaneous.a same, land sailed from New York for Antwerp September 13th with 32 cabin passengers.The State Line steamship State \u201cof Nebraska sailed from New York for Glasgow via Belfast September 11th with 90 cabin Steamer Beaver towing a_10aded tark inward at 8 a.m.; steamer Union outward at Father Point\u2014Clear and warm; light Cape Chatte\u2014Steamer _Reli:f inward at Cape Magdalen\u2014Steamship Acadian in- in- Cape Rosier \u2014 Clear and fine ; light og SE hd \"ep \u2014 pre 8 THE MONTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEk 16.EE mr \u2014 PERSONAL.mr GRAND GALA DAYS! SEPI.22 and 23.AGAIN IT CROSSES THE BORDER > Not as a Stranger, not as an Adventurer, but as the welcome, time-tried,well known, thoroughly tested and universally admitted .| Largest Tented Exbibition in the World The old, reliable, solid, stately, subatantial, stupendous REAT Li Is now making its fourth Grand Tour of {the Dominion of Canada And will positively exhibit in all its vast entirety, at Montreal, Monday and * Tuesday, SEPT.22 and 23.\" AFTERNOON AND EVENIXG.ON THE MONTREAL LA:-ROSSE GROUNDS, (Sherbrooke Street.) Presenting for the first time here, and in the new world, the first und only genuine, royally sacred Siamese WHITE ELEPHANT | \u201c Light of Asia,\u201d \u2018\u2018 The Pearl of the Temple,\u201d the Gem of the Sky, the Radiance of the World, the Ajus of thie Buddhists.Endorsed by Scientists everywhere, by the y.And still another Feature of Feature First time in Canada, and on this Sultan\u2019s OwnZ Children of the Desert.J |) FOLLOWERS OF MAHOMMED.CHILDREN OF THE INBURNED S0NS OF SAHARA.ALL APPEARING IN THE ever geen in the Arena.FULL ARAB BAND OF MUSICIANS Hailf-mile Race l'rack with first and only Races, Trotting and Running Races, Every Race a Real One.First appearance Most wonderful exhibition of animal sagacity ever seen.Don\u2019t fail to bring the them beyond description.Let the little folks, and the old ones also, behold this your lives see fia id ACTING AS CLOWNS.8 MAMELUKES and MOORS.Dés SU In a series of the most novel Athletic Acts 100 ELEPHANTS Roman Races, Hurdle, Races, Liberty sicians aud first and only Ciown Elephants, their minds with astonishment and delight Come everybody, and for the first time in LEPHANTS BE LEPHANTS PLA LEPHANTS PL/ Press, Public, and the entire Siamese Em.nent, of a veritable band of the DESERT.\\UE BELIEVERS IN THE KURAN.T-BORN HEROES Peerless Plural 3-Ring Circus ! QUARTER OF A $30,000 Stud English Race Horses! of A.Forepaugh\u2019s Band of Elephant Mu.children to witness a scene that will fill Massive, Marvelous Band of Mastodons ! EPHANTS PLAYING THE ORGAN .ING THE CYMBAL, ING THE XYLOPHON {ING THE TROMBONE, o° et tas La: jal b> = a 2 = mi b> pd and other musical instruments all in ac cordauce with exact musical rules.This is the first, the only Company of Elephant Musicians in the World.It 18 the Biggest Band on Earth.1000 WILD BEASTS Performing Lions, Tigers, Doge, Monkeys, Horses, and other animals.Tribal representations of all Nations.A superlatively MAGNIFICENT PARADE Will be made every Forenoon of Exhibition day.Four Great Bands will discourse the popular music of the day.More 00 MARCHING ELEPHANTS A Mile of Sumptuous Sun-Bright Golden Chariots, Wide-Opened Deans of Savage Monsters, a Gay Retinue of Cavaliers and Ladies, Hundreds of Handsome Horses, 3 T-ibe of Mamelukes and Moors, and all Nations will be represented in this Mar= velous and Monster Pageantry Festival., The Column will start from the Exhibition Grounds at about 10 a.m.daily.All THEGREAI DR.DIO LEWIS, .Mis Outspoken Opinion.Lhe very marked testimonials from College Professors, respectable Physicians, and other goutlemen of intelligence and character to the valne fo Warner's SAFE Cure, published in the editorial colamns of our best newse papers, have greatly surprised me; Many of these gentlemen I Know and reading their testimony X was impelled to purchase some bottles of Warner's SAFE Cure and analyse it.Besides, I took some, swallowing three times the prescribed quantity.XI am satisfied the medicine 1s not injurious, ana will frankly ndd that iff found myself th victimof à serious kidney trouble I should use this Preparation.The truth is, Vie medical Prof \u2018ession st ond helpless in (he prese; reo of pozed Goonee Jeland ; Rapid, Garibaldi, ud Petra at Madame Island.Brigantine Alliance, after licharging her cargo of coals, goes into Daves\u2019 dock for repairs.Bark Lena, Captain Curver, atthis port from Glace Bay, is reported © lave been ashore at Goose Island during hr inward voyage.After discharging she will be docked for examination.Steamship Ocean King, fromMontreal for Alexandria with the Goidonelief expedition, proceeded to sea & 1 wm Steamship Saltburn last midight and Corean at 1.30 p.m.to-day both roceeded to Montreal.Sailed.Castlecrag, 1891, D.Shaw.Victoria Pier.Liverpool.The Red Star Line steamshipWestern- nee of thon No pannes malady, while the ten: undreds of intelligent and hardly leaves eo EEE, THE MONTREAL HERALD ND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETT and published by the MONTREAT owners or Drivers of Vehicles are requested lo secure their\u2019 Horses all along the | Route the Procession passes.Admission and a good Seat, 50 cents.Chidren under 9 years, 25 cents.Reserved Chairs and General Admission, Tickets will be for sale during the time of the exhibition at Prince's Music Store, 228 St.James St Will also exhibit at CORNWALL Sept.iA, di ; ST.HYACINTH 26; SHERBROOKE, 27.\u2019 ADAM FOREPAUGH, Proprietor.September 6 6,15,19.20,228 216 DRUMMOND COLLIERY BITUMINOUS vOALS, (large or Small) Delivered by Carload on Line of the Interolonial & Grand Tronk Railways.THE INTERCOLONIAL COAL MINING COMPANY, 199 Commissioners Street, MONTREAL, December 19 w 302 MAMMOTH POSTERS ALL COLORS, TYPE OF MODERN STYLES IN GREAT VARIETY.HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISH: ING COMPANY (Limited), ! ; COMPANY (Limited).VICTORIA SQUARE, MONTREAL "]