The Montreal herald, 30 juin 1891, mardi 30 juin 1891

[" for Non ile nt- rn od 30.th .ROSEŸ nN PF Fehple® sal\" \"505 ue + Bae eral p= - + .» I .e e ° ° .He who knows what news is ; ( .The Herald always chooses, i * any newsboy vou may meet ° And reads it from first page Lo last, ling Herald's on the street .»| Will tell you they always soli fasts .° .° ° a .yo ® : * ° .° ° \u20ac EIGATY FOURTH YEAR NO.56 THB NEWS, Look out for rain.Fears are entertainel ofa famine in the Madras Presidency.Mr.Gladstone and Mr.Morley are both improving in health.The floods in Iowa and neighboring States continue unabated.here is much hope that the Sultan of Tarkey will consent to the Jews settling in Palestine.There 18 8 proposition mooted in Paris to transfer the entire Salon of & to the Chicago fair.Herr Mayer, a German bank director, bas been sentenced to 10 years\u2019 imprisonment for fraud.: Twenty-nine sailors have been fined in Liverpool for refusing to go to sea with non-union men.McManueg, the miner who fell 250 feet dcwn the shaft of a mine near Calgary two weeks ago, will recover.It is said that an Ottawa contractor has bought all the slabs from the mills and will form a corner in wood.A cyclone ruined many miles of crops and injured many peraons 26 miles south of Denver the other night.Col.Jobn T.Brady, one ot the oldest, wealthiest and most progressive citizens of Texas, is dead at Houston.Some of the German papers disapprove of Emperor William\u2019s visit to England on the ground that it is likely to alarm Russia.The Imperial Bank of Russia announces the issue of 11,000,000 roubles, the third 4 per cent.internal revenue loan at 97.President Carnot to-day signed the Franco-Brazilian Convention protecting the literary and artistic works of the twa countries mentioned.The police of Paris have searched th offices of the Panama CanaiCompany, and seized all the documents relating to the company\u2019s affairs, Four-fifthe of the tin plate works in South Wales have closed their doora for one month, throwing \u201825,000 hands oat of employment tor that time, A warrant bas been issued for the arrest of Mr.Edward de Cobain, M, P., for East Belfast and deputy grand master of the Orange Institution in Ireland.Herr Mayer, director of the Messe branch of the German State Bauk, bas been sentence to imprisonment for ten years for systematic forgery and fraud.Mr.Spurgeon, the eminent London preacher, who has been suffering severely from rheumatic gout, is entirely prostrated, and fears are entertained for his recovery.- James Leech, a young Englishman, has eloped with Mrs.McGillivray from Calgary, taking her child and all her husband\u2019s money.They have gone to Vancouver.There is great distress in East Prussia, owing to the high price of provisions, and it is probable the Government will have to come to the assistance of the starving people, \u2018 The harvest prospects in Russia have become worse, and there are fears of a partial famine.Because of the b:d condition of the crop it is proposed to Trohibit the exportation of corn.Dr.John I, Northtop, the Columbia College professor who was burned by the explosion of a barrel of alcohol in the college on Thursday afternoon died of his injuries at the Presbyterian Hospital.A despatch from Buenos Ayres says that a bloodless revolution has taken place in the province of Santiago, and Senor Delestero, the president, has been arrested and forced to sign his resignation.Some time ago the postmastar of Paris mounted several letter carriers on velocipedes, and now the prefect of police has followed his example and supplied the silent horse to a certain number of gendarmes.The new twin screw steamer La Touraine, of the French line, made the voyage to New York several hours ahead of the best time made by steamers taking what is known as the safe route from Havre, a distance of 3,125 miles, An elaborate return has just been pra- pared at the Home Office of the particulars of the property and revenues of the Church of England.From this it appears that the total gross income of the church is a trifle over £5,500,000.Unlucky burglars went to the risk aad trouble of entering the hardware store of E.Kilmer at Durham, Oat., and cracking the safe, all for the small sum of $4.They took a revolver and two glaziers\u2019 diamonds.The safs is badly wrecked, and Mr.Kilmer's loss is about 125.¥ i transpires that eome of the gold which has been going to France from New York has gone under an agreement by which the Bank of France wil resell the gold at the same price, if if is wanted here ia the fall.This fact will mitigate, to some extent, the distrust at ending the gold exports.Early saturday morniug a determined effort was mode to burn the furniture es- tiblishment of Hiram Evans & Co.About 2 o'clock flames were discovered issuing from the rear end of the werehouse adjoining the main build ing.Evans and his family live in the Uo] er story of tae building and the fire \u2018Rad gained almost too much beadway- to allow of their escaping.Had the flames been discovered a little later the family would bave teen burned.There is no doubt but that the fire was the work of an incendiary, ag traces of coal OUR SPECIAL CABLES The Various Features of Yesterday's Centres of News.THB TRIPLE ALLIANOEB.It is Again Occupying a Good Deal of Public Attention\u2014The Collection ot Peter\u2019s Pence in the Provinces 1s Pronounced a Fallure\u2014Will Chief Justice Coleridge Be Impenohed ?BY CABLE TO THE HERALD, Loxpon, June 29.\u20141t is said that some action will be taken iu rarliament in relation to the grossly partial course of Chief Justice Coleridge in several recent trials.The Chief Justice is far from popular, and many, even of the Tories, would be delighted to see him called to account.\u2018The Triple Alliance, BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.Haunung, June 29.\u2014The Kaisar, conversing with Herr Missen, chairman of the Hamburg-American Steamship Company, stated that the Triple Alliance had been prolonged yesterday for 69 years.Roux, June 29.\u2014In the Italian Sanate tc-day Premier Rudini said that before the old treaties for the Triple Alliance would lapse, the new treaties would come into force, thereby avoiding a breach in tbe continuity of the foreign policy of the nation.These assurances ought to dissipate the last traces of distrust of peace as to the relations of Great Britain.BEruIN, June 29.\u2014It is reported that the Kaiser has bestowed the order of the Black Eagle on the Italian Premier Rudini in recognition of his efforts for the Triple Alliance.Peter's Pence.BY CABLE TO THE HERALD, Roux, June 29.\u2014The collection of Peter's pence in the provinces is mach below the average, and is pronounced a failure, A Powerful African Potentate.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, LoNpoN, June 23.\u2014A letter received this afternoon from an English missionary resident in Katanga (Msiri\u2019s kingdom, in the south of the Congo Free States) states that any expedition which attempts to obtain concessions or to plant flags will meet with a warm reception.No official of the Congo Free State has yet approached Msiri, the most powerful potentate of all that part of Africa, who has risen on the ruin of the ancicat kingdoms of the Muata Cazembe ani the Muata Janow.Mr.Sharpe, who has quite recently returned to Blantyre from Katanga, bad a bad six days with Msiri.It is well known that Mr.Sharpa, now ome of Mr.H.H.Johnston's vice consuls, went to Katanga with the ususl bagful of British flags.He met with great difficulties by the way.Cazamba, at the south end of Lake Moero, did his best to hinder the expedition from going further.Mr.Sharps and his men were nearly starved.At last Msiri was reached, bat that patent ate gave no encovragement to flag distribution.Moreover, Mr.Joseph Thompson, who was tryinz to get into Katanga about the same time, was not able to see Msiri, for many of his men were down with the smallpox.It is feared that the expedition sent out by Mr.Rhodes hs rot succeaded in obtaining the concessions expected and it is equally feared that when Captain Stairs appears before Msiri for the purpose of imposing the suzerainty of the Congo FreelState he will haveajdisagree- able reception.The Arab Uprising, BY \u2018CABLE TO THR HERALD, LoxpoxN, June 29.\u2014A well informed correspondent telegraphs this afternoon from Constantinople that the uprising in the province of Yemen is for the purpose of setting Raschid Effendi on the throne of Turkey and that the movement has many adherents throughout the Ottoman empire.It has been known for a long t' me that ex-Sultan Murad is in such a condition of physical and mental incapacity thet his former partisans have quite abandoned any thought of seeing him restored to the throne, Failing Marad they have turned to another brother of the sultan, Raschid Efandi, who is the next person eiigible in toe succession aceording to law.A year ago the Sheikh Ui Islam was summoned to the palace and kept & prisoner for some time on the report of some palace spies that ou the occasion of the funeral of his child thers had beena kind of conference at his house as to a change of dynasty.A few days ago Sheikh Hamdi Effendi, bead of the Meklevik Han, and one of the most important after the Sheikh Ul Islam, was, without any warning, arrested by, an agent of the palace, whither he was immediately conveyed.There he was charged with having, in association with other persons, conspired to bring about the dethronement of the sultan and bis replacement by Raschid Effendi.The unfortunate shelkh, it was reported after undergoing a vigorous interrogatory, was subjected to the most horrible and nameless tortare.He was then sent on board a Tarkish steamer, which has taken him away into exile.As it is now known that both Midhat and his companion in exile, Mehmoud Damad, were murdered by orders from Constantinople, it i3 excead- ingly likely that Sheikh Hamdi has gone the same way.The sultan thinks far more of himself and Constantinople than the rest of the empire.\u201cChe nataral cou- sequence is discontent and disorder before which such an administration as that of Turkey is powerless.The great German strategist, Count Von Moitke, shortly before his death said that the Eastern question would finally ba settled under the walls of Constantinople.The events of every week and day testify {> tbe accuracy of his prediction.Bo dis- 01 were noticed.- pirited, disorganized and wanting ig in- et A SER.ETT TTI Te TO \u2014 IE ITE Een = elligence have all the elements of the Ppopuiation of the Ottoman Empire become that they must accept whatever and whcever may be established at Constantinople.The concentration of power and the incapacity of those wielding it at the capital render the task of whosver is prepared to grasp it and rule Turkey comparatively easy.A foreign diplomatist at Constantinople said to-day: \u2018The power that first succeeds in getting two ironclads off Stam- boul with their guns pointed up at Yil- diz will secure the signature of the sultan to any treaty put before him.\u201d There is no serious person in Constantinople but agrees with him, Seal Fisheries, Loxpow, June 29.\u2014The political secretary of the Colonial Office, Baron Henry De Worms, in the House of Commons this evening, said, in rep'y toa question on the subject that the Government did mot anticipate that Brit sh settlers wou!d suffer much by the prohibition from catching seals for the period imposed upon them by recent order-in- council.How about the Commissioned Officers ?BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.Loxpon, June 29.\u2014In the House of Commons this evening Hon.Edward Stanhope, secretary of state for war, stated that the Government was willing to grant a return of the number of non- commissioned officers of the army, who during 1888, 1889 and 1590 had been tried by Court Martial, and been punished for having violated the army regulations by engaging in gambling, A Small Failure, SPECIAL TO THB HERALD, NEw York, June 29.\u2014H.E.Huston, a member of the New York Cotton Exchange, failed this morning, and his name was posted on the exchange floor, But little could be learned as to the extent of his liabilities.As far as known $3,800 will cover his indebtedness with the Cotton Exchange.A Suspiclons Case.BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.Lonpon, June 29.\u2014Considerable curiosity has beenexcited by the fact that under an order from Home Socra- tary Matthews the remains of the capitalist and speculator Micheny wera ox- humed and a post mortem held on June 20.The stomach was retained and the remainder of the body reburied.It is thought that suspicion was aroused, that Micheny had been murdered.The only apparent reason for suspecting crime is on account of his connection with the Erie litigation.The Educational Bill, BY CABLE TO THE HERALD, Loxpox, June 29.\u2014In the House to day, sitting as a committee on the Educational bill, the Rt.Hon.H.H.Fowler (Liberal) moved the iasertionjof à clause in favor of local representation in the control of schools receiving the state grante.The portion had toe approval of the Liberal leaders.Mr.Chamerblain opposed the motion.He earnestly wished, he said, to see free education conferred on the country, but the motion would only complicate the Government measure and he hoped it would be rejected.Chancellor Goschen said thare was no proof of religious oppression in the voluntary schools.If any existed Mr.Fowler's amendment would not remove it.Popular control would not solve the difficulties of religious intolerance, which from a epeech of Mr.Gladstone's to the effect that it would be folly to refuse powerful aid to secular education provided by religious zeal.Mr.Fowler's amendment was rejected, 276 to 166.\u2014\u2014 SOUGHT BEER, MET DEATH, Ellen Dougherty Falls From à Fire-Escape After a Day of Fighting.Nxw York, June 29.\u2014Ellen Dougherty, aged 50 years, fell off à fire-escape on the rear fourth floor at No.555 West Thirty-second-street, yesterday, and was killed.She lived there with her daughter, Mrs.Lawrence Deering.It ia a notorious neighborhood, known to the police as \u201cPleasant Valley.\u201d Joseph Read eccupied the front room on the same floor with the Deerings.Whenever Ellen Dougherty became intoxicated she bestowed her 1nebriate attentions upon Joseph, much to his un- noyance.At 4 o'clock yesterday morning Ellen called upon Joseph, and insisted that if he were gallant at all he woald buy her some beer.He refused to be gallant.On the contrary he was impolite enough to eject her from his apartment.But she returned, and in the meantime and subsequently Mr.Read s peace of mind \u2018was further disturbed by the explosion of various giant firecrackers placed at his door by mischievous boys.Read rushed Into the hallway to chastise the hcodlums and encountered Ellen Dougherty.The boys fled t» the roof.Read chased them thither, Ellen Dougherty joined in the pursuit, all the while pleading with Joseph for a drink.The man and woman began to fight on the roof, and were finally separated as they were about to fall into the yard.The old woman was hauled (not led) intr her room.She screeched and scratehed.She was locked in, but she sprang through the window and out upon the fire-escape.In endeavoring t) climb trom one escape to another in order to reach a vacant room adjoining her own, she fell into the yard.Her fall was broken by a clothes line at the second story, but she struck the pavement with such force as to fractare her skull, break one leg and crush her face beyond recognition.She died in a few moments.Joseph Read wag arrested on a charge of disturbing the peace.A Boy Drowned.: BPECIAL TO THE HERALD.SARNIA, June 29.\u2014A son of John Her- ron, aged 12 years, fell off the dock here to-d ay, and was drowned.The body was recovered.\u2019 Excellent Purgatire \u201d If you require a good purging and you have no time to spare,take before going to bed, one wineglassful of Dr.Sey's Remedy, and continue some few days if necessary.4 MONTREAL, TUESDAY JUNE.30 1891.FOUR BROTHERS' BRIDE.The Last Was the Only Ons Loved.Sr.Louis, June 29.\u2014Mre.Mabel Williamson, a well-known St.Lonis woman, has had some queer matrimonial experiences.Ten years ago, when she was but a girl, she met John, William, Heary and James Williamson.She knew she loved one of the young men, but she could not decide which one.She married them all in torn, and recently sbe was married to James Williamson, the last of the brothers, and it did not take her ling to discover that he should have been her first hushand instead of her last.The Williamson brothers about 10 years ago lived on Grand-avenue with their weaitby old father and two sistera, their mother being dead.One cold night, à beautifal young girl, but poorly dressed, came tothe door and b-ggea for food and shelter.She had come %o 8! Louis to find her only living relative, but her search was in vain, and she 820n became penniless and without a lodging, Completely worn out fro: walkin about, and in utter despair, she moun the steps of the first house she came to.Good old Mr.Williamson took her in and cared for her, and from that time her suffering ended.Mabel Kent\u2019s parents had given het a good education before they left her alone and many accomplishments were hers.Beautiful, she certainly was, and when the four brothers saw her they were all completely fascinated.Each felt sure he loved the lovely girl and all strove to win her affections.About three months after Mr.Williamson installed her in the house, John, the oldest brother, bolder than the rest, told Miss Kent of his love and begged her to become his wife.Bhe finally consented, to the great consternation of t ther brothers.n a short time they were married, and after a few months of wadded life the young wife came to the conclusion that she bad married the wrong brother.Jobn certainly loved her, bat she did not lové him.About a year after the wedding John disappeared, and a few days afterward old Mr.Williamson mysteriously disappeared.When they had bsen gone a week Mrs.Williamson read in a newspaper that a man answerimg the description of her missing hnsband had besn found dead floating in the river.She hurried to the Morgue and upon a marble slab she saw lying side by side her husband and hig father, Both had been found in the river, but it became evident that neither knew of the others deed.The coroner fonnd à lettar in each man's pocket, addressed ta the young wife.From her dead hushand she raad the following short lines: Dear Mabel: I know that Jou do not love me and I can no longer live, Forgive ma for what I am about to do.Your husband.John Williamson.This letter she received from the old man who had taken her in, a stranger and adopted her.» ° My Dearest Daughter : I loved you the moment I saw you and would have made you my wife, Try as I can, I cannot live and see you the wife of another man.My misery will soon be ended, Robert Williamson.The large estate was divided between the three brothers and the young widow, but it was some time before peop.e ceased to talk of the strange tragedy, and it was many monthe before Mrs.Williamson was again her vivacious self.\u201cTime works woaders,\u201d as tha saying goes, and gradually the brothers commenced to strive again for the hand of their dead brother's wife, In one day each of the three told her of his 1yve and begged her to become his wife.Each she tnld to wait awhile and give her time to think.She finally decided that William was the man, and accordingly consented to become his wife.ben the other brothers haard of her decision their anger knew no bounds, and a violent quarrel ensued and all separated.This did not hinder William from getting married, however, and ins short time the prize he bad so long cov- sted was bis.As month after month passed away, the young wife discovered that again she had married the wrong man! Her husband soon discovered the true state of affairs, but all he could do failed to alter them a particle.Things went from bad to worse and happenesg fled from the little household.The young husband could stand it no longer and he cared to live no more.He had made an iron brand of bis wife\u2019s face.Going to his chamber he heated it red hot and branded his wife\u2019s picture all over bis body.Three days after he died in horrible agony.People said he was insane, but the doctors declared this was not 80.They knew not what caused him to commit &uch a strange act, but his brothers thought he was a martyr.Again left a widow, Mrs.Williamson decided to go abroad and seek to forget and regein her health.In Italy she met Henry Williamson, who had traveiled ever since tbe quarrel between the brothers.No sooner did he see her than his old love returned tenfold.In Sunny Italy, beneath a clear, bright oky, Mabel married the thira brother.They travelled for several months and finally hired a small chateau in France.Here they lived for nearly five years.About seven months ago they sailed for the United States.Mabel had again married the wrong She man, and her husband had been conscious of this fact for some time, He remained with her very little on | the voyage.The deep, dark waters seemed to have a fascination for him, acd he became strangely moody and silent.One night he remained on deck longer than usual.His wife became anxious and went on deck to look for him.She saw him standing leaning over the rail and gezing down into the water.Wuzeu he feit her band touch his shoulder he turned suddenly and as he gazed upon the whits-rohed form, he drew away from her, and his features grew into an ugly shape.*Good-by, Mabel,\u201d he whispered, and with a sudden spring he leapad over the railing, i .Unconscious, his wife, against a win dow, was carried below, and it was many months before she recovered from ta sbock.In bis old home she found the on y remaining brother.ew ; they were married.Mrs.Williamson 18 at last happy, for after marrying the wrong man three times, she had at last married the right one, and the one she should have married firat, ie mn Bn ee Am TT rT.AI.One week ago Se A PAMIOR'S DEMIJOHN, He Breaks It Over the Head of as Man Who Attacked Him, Forr Worrn, TExX., June 29.\u2014The Rev.Joseph Deforest, rector of St Au- drew\u2019s Episcopal Church, was attacked on the street last night in front ot his chuzch by George England, a railroad man.In return England received a se- vare cut on the head from a small demijohn with which the rector was oa his way to obtain a sapply of communion wine.Eogland and his wife came to Fort Worth a few weeks ago.Tue latter deposited her church letter with Dr.Deforest and became a leader of the choir.Some difficulty arose over the music.Mrs.England withdrew from the chair, and wrote to the rector, askiug the return of her letter.Yesterday she received a letter from the rector in which be said that as the letter was the property of the charch he could not transfer ber to a parish 300 miles distant, when he understood that she was to make this city her permanent home ; he had not the right, be added, fo remove her from the communicant list.He further said that she had traat- ed the rector and the church with disrespect in leaving the choir without notice either to the pastor cr the congregation.Mrs.England gave this letter to her husband, who considered it impertinent, and at once set out to seek the Rev.Deforest.; He asked him if he had written that etter.Mr.Deforest said that he bad.Thereupon Mr.England struck at him, the parson catching the blow upon his left arm.Mr.England struck the second time, and as he was preparing for the third blow the rector broke the demijohn over his head.England retired, geance.threatening ven- pee Rallway Changes.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.New York, June 29.\u2014The Passenger Rate Committee of the Trunk Line Association met this afternoon in their rooms, at the foot of Liberty-street.It was the general expectation that action would be taken on the new schedule of rates adopted by the western lines in order to meet the cut of the Chicago and Alton.Having received no intimation &s to the reduction, the matter was not taken up, and the only business transacted was In making a few minor changes in eastbound rates.A meeting will doubtless be called in a day or two, and the subject will be brought up and some sweeping changes made.re A Railway Cut, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, New Yorx, June 29.\u2014Orders ara today being issued to the various passenger agents-of the Chicago and Alton roads throughout the country that a general reduction is to be made to previous scheduled rates from Chicago to St.Louis and from Chicago to Kansas City.Heretofore the rate to Kansas City has been $12.50 and from Chicago to St Louis $6.50.Beginning to-day the rates will be reduced to $10 and $6 respectively.The significance of this step to the local traffic is tuat there will be a reduction from this to the points named of $1.75 below the scheduled trunk line rate, the reduction being westward from Chicago.Coupons will be sold to the points named over any line to Chicago and thence by the Cuicago and Alton with reduction stated.It is exvecsed tbat the Trunk Line Associations will speedily take action to meet the latest move of the Chicago and Alton.: \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Toronto Topics.SPBOIAL TO THE HERALD.ToroNTO, June 29.\u2014The Oatario Government has appointed Sir Henry Tyler and James Short McMaster, both resident in London, Eog., as representatives of the Provinca of Oniario on the governing bodyof the Imperial Inati- tute.; Rev.Dr.Hooper, the new pastor of the Beverley-street Baptist Church, preached his first sermon here yesterday.Mr.Hooper is a graduate in medicine, and has only lately came from the medical superintendency at the Kingston General Hospital.In the different Roman Catholic churches yesterday a Papal Encyclical letter was read on the labor question, in which strong ground was taken against socialistic doctrines and also against the teaching of different social reform organizations.Utica Cheese Market.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.Urica, June 29.\u2014 Cheese opened dull; closed strong aud je above last week\u2019s prices.Transactions aggregated 16,115 boxes, as follows: Bix lots, 680 boxes, at 7e; 79 lots, 7763 boxes, at 8c; 35 lots, 3042 boxes, 8c; 16 lot3, 2366 boxes, Ste; 6 lote, 650 boxes, at Stc; 2 lots 300 boxes, 8e; 14 lots, 1314 boxes, on commission, Ruling price 8c.Transactions same date last year 19,146 boxes; ruling price 7c.Bales of creamery butter aggregate 71 packages, as follows : Seventeen packages at 16}c¢; 35 packages at 17}c; 14 packages at 172c; 5 packages at 20c.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~~ Little Falls Cheese Market.Livre Fars, June 29.\u2014The cheese market is dull and prices are unchanged from last week.The transactions were 40 lots at Tic, 51 lots 7ic, 43 lots at 8c, 3 lots at private figures, and 7 lots on commission; total 8,451 boxes.Farm dairies: 670 boxes were gold at prices ranging from 7 to 8¢, with the bulk at the latter figure.Butter\u2014Forty-eight packages of cream- | ery at 17@4c, and 19 packages of farm dairy at 17@18c _\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Hurt by the Cars.BPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Trrsury CENTRE, June .20.\u2014A child, three years of \u2018age belonging tv Peter Bruso, à farmer living near this village, while walking on the track was struck by the C.P.R.fiver going West breaking both legs and taking off one foot.Dr.Backus, of thir place was quickly in attendance and entertains very little hopes | of hig recovery.3 CENTS.36 PER NE A PARISIAN HORROR.The Baron de Plinval Blazes Away Out of the Window of His Apartments.HB SHOOTS FIVE PERSONS.Barricaded in His Apartments He Opens Fire Into the Street\u2014A Womau Hands Him the Cartridges\u2014Missies Also Showered on she People Below\u2014 Then They Leaped from the Window, BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.Paris, June 26.\u2014A S'artiing tragedy was enacted last night at No.46 Rue Jacob.Baronde Plinval, who, though only 24, has acquired a reputation a8 à high roller, after dining with Mme, Mikes, who kee} s a counter at the Universal Exbibition, went home.The Baron's father, seeing the person by whom his son was accompanied, naturally encugh refussd to admit them to his home, nor was his determination lessened by the fact that they already showed unmistakable signg of the wear and tear they had been undergoing at the hospitable restaurant whers they bad dined.Repulsed here they immediatsly res turned to the Baron\u2019s apartmants in the Rue Jacob, and there, ali ot a sudden, the young, Baron appeared to be seized with madness.His actions can be accounted for in no other way.With the assistance of his frail com- pation he proceeded to pile the massive furniture of his room against the doer, so as to effectually barricade it.Then he removed hisrifle from its usual place, and, having loaded it, took bis ssat at the window, while Mme.Mikea stood by his side by a box of cartridges.De Plinval immediately began to fire at all the people who were passing in the street below, while the lady handed him the cartridges as fast as he emptied his gup.According to the statemente of some of those who passed at the time the wine they had drunk had taken full effest, for even from the street they seemed to be quite drank.De Plinval fired fully 20 shots in rapid succeesion, and as his condition did not permit him to take definite aim he was unfortunate enough, from his own point of view, in not bitting anyboiy.At 1030, however, Mme, Cachacazzi, who livesinanother apartment in the same house, was his first victim, as she received a shot inthe breast.By this time the news of what was going on had spread, «ad there was an immense crowd in the street.Several men, bolder than their comrades, tried to stop the fusilade by entering and making an endeavor to force the doors, but their tremendous strength aided by the barricade rendered that impossible.The porter headed a small crowd which went off to the Police Department to get assistance.While they were away, Baron de Plinval conceived the idea of attacking the crowd and creating a sensation in another way.He therefore.began to throw the content of his apartment into the courtyard below.Chair succeeded chair, and other pieces of furnitute followed, while heavier ornaments, with which aim could be taken, were hurled at the heads of the crowd below.The excitement now was at fever heat, but presently, the commissaire of the district, accompanied by a number of policemen, arrived on the scene.Two policemen endeavor to enter the building, but at that moment, de Plinval was seen at the window, armed with Lis fatal rifle the crack of which was heard, as the, two men fell to the ground, shot by the madman.Ahncst simultaneously with his appearance at the window the astonished crowd noticed a bright lightinthe apartment.The drapery had been fired by him.In a few minutes the whole place was ablaze.This created a new diversion, and a hasty summons was sent to the fire department, which soon arrived.The first fireman who made an effort to direct a stream of water on the burning building met the fate which had been meted out to the two officers of the law, for de Plinval took deliberats aim and shot him, Then he commenced a final fusilade from the window.Bottles and glasses were fired with all the force of which he was capable and they were interspersed with bullets.Suddenly the noise ceased, and on this the police took courage to make another attempt to storm the apartment, which during all this time had continued to burn.They started up stairs to cut open the doors, when suddenly most Leart-rending shrieks were heard from the courtyard., Baron de Plinval and Mme Mikea hsd precipitated themselves from the window.A rush was at once made fur them, and be wis picked up in an uncouscious condition.In bis hand he clutched the rifle which bad done such deadly execu tion, and in the other was a sword-cane.No hope is beld out for the recovery of either de Piinvsl or bis inamorata.They were both taken to the hospital.The fire continued to burn in the Rue Jecob for some hours, and it was five o'clock this morning before it was finally extinguished.\u2014_\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014 DEATH OF A LUCKY CROOK, Thirty-five Years a Thief and Only Five Years a Prisoner, Fort DopGE, Ia., June 29.\u2014Jack Reed cre of Iowa's mest notorious criminals, died at the Poorhouse, at Eldora, and wis buried in the Potters\u2019 Field to-d ay Reed was 61 years old.+ - Since the age of 27 his career has been one of continuous thievery, but through bis shrewdress heserved only five years in the penitentiary, , Reed was arrested 27 times for stealing and was convicted only four ttmes He operated in nine States and Territories, jumped his bail many times and spent thousands of dollars in bribery to efcape conviction whem tried for bis crimes, \u2014.> SERRE tin.> * + © DID NOT KNOW THE A vSEIANE, One of Augustin Daly's À = Jail Instead of à Chine ndry.Cuicaço June 28\u2014Au \u201cein Daly's theatrical company finished their engagement at Hooley's last night and left the city.In anticipation of the move Gearge Lesoir, the assistant stage manager, went to a laundry on Dearborn- street last evening after his linen.The place was closed.Lesoir felt aggrieved, and res.lved to enter the place and get his clothes before he left town.At 6.30 o\u2019clock he returned and found the place still locked.Then his wrath overcame him and grasping the door handle he pulled with all his might and showered kicks on the unyislding panels.No effect was produced except a watchman.It was Thomas Bunch, of the veteran police patrol, who stopped the theatrical man and demauded what be meant by breaking into a laundry in broad daylight.Lesoir was too angry to make any explanations, and the watchman, concluding that ne was drunk, handed him to Officer Bovel, who locked him up at the armory, charging him with disordar- ly conduct.Lesoir protested, but without avait, and was allowed to cool off in a cell.> CONVICTED BY A TYPEWRITER.A Lawyer Given a Year in the Peniten- tary for Stealing a Docket, DAXVILLE, Ill, June 29\u2014L.t3 Saturday right the jury returned a verdict giviog A.R.Hill, a well-known attorney of this city one year fn the penitentiary for « stealing and destroying Justice George Dillon's docket.The trial wag the most exciting one that has occurred in the city for a number of years.It lasted several davs and attracted thousands to the court-house.The principal witness against Hill was Mies Helen Melish who was formerly a typewriter in his office.She testified that Hill made a confiéant of her and burned the docket in her presence.The verdict was a great surprise, because the evidence was not populazly regarded ag convincing.Hill protested his innocence, but will probably not appeal his case if ths motion for a new trial is overruled on Monday.Bill's wife fainted in the court-room on the rendering of the verdict.She was carried, in an unconscious condition, to ber residence, which is one of the finest in the city.\u2014\u2014#> KILLED BY À CABLE CAR.\\ aks Iot> Otta Behman\u2019s Desire to Secare a Seat Was Fatal to Him.New York, June 29.\u2014Otto Bshman, 50, of No.447 East Ninth street, was struck by a cabla car at Amsterdam avenue and Manhattan street yesterday and ipstantly killed.He had boarded the rear platform of a train of two cars at Third avenue and 25th street.It was crowded.The Cars were siopped at the corner of Ams'er- dem-avenue to be connected with the cable running up that avenue.Seeingan empty.seat in the car he jumped off, calling to the conductor to wait a moment, and started to run forward.Just as he did so car No.2, ran by Gripman Henry Summers, came along in the opposite direction.Summers called for Behman to get off the track, but it was too lat\u2019.He was knocked down and dragged a short distance before the car conld be stopped.When picked up he was dead.There were no marks on his body except the forehead and behind one ear.I'he body was removed to the 125th-street police station.Gripman Summers was pla ed under arrest.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Fire Reoord.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, ST.Lours, June 29.\u2014Fire was discovered in the third story of Nicholson\u2019s warehouse grocery a fow minutes before 4 o'clock this morning, About 4.15 the north wall began to totter and suddsaoly the west end of it fell, crushing into several one-story buildings.In the Ivey House and Lackwede for a time the guests were panic stricken.The heaviest loser in the fire was David Nichol- eon, stock valued at $250,000; insurance $175,000.The building, owned by the Nicholson estate, was damaged to the extent of $25,000.The other losers in fire wefe Chas.Humee & Co., hardware stock, damaged by water, 36,000; C.Bocklebrunk, gas dealers, $6,000.Fireman John O'Hara, who was working on the first floor of Nicholson's building when the upper floors caved in, was struck by a falling joist across the right side of the head.He was senseless when the joist was lified from him.tem A Damestic Tragedy, Peoria, June 20\u2014Some time ago Royal frisby recelved a notice sizned \u201cSociety Justice\u201d and bearing a skull and cross bones giving him warning notice that he was to die.Yesterday morning his dead body was found on his farm riddled with shot.The notice 18 not believed to have been sent by white caps bat by friends of his divorced wife.Frisby ° married a Mra.Carver of Marshall county.It is charged that he dissipated her fortune.After she secured a divorce be married her daughter.This gave rise to a bitter fesling which is Dpelieved to Lave culminated in his death.Found Dead, SPROIAL TO THE HEKALD, Wiwnser Mi1s, Que., June 29:\u2014The missing man, W.Wark, who disappeare 1 two weeks ago and for Æ#hom parties have been searching ever rince, was found dead in the woods to-1ay.He was 82 years of age.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Derangement of the liver, with constipation, injures the complexion, mduces p mples, sallow sbin.Remove the causa y using Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.One & dose.Try them.TERT DEATHS.: STARNES.\u2014At the Convent of the Sacred ' Heart, on June 26, Elvine (in religion Rev, Moher Starnes), second daughter of the Hon.Henry Starnes, .Funeral at 8ault au Reoollet, on Tuesday, June 30, at 8 o\u2019clock, a.m.O'ROURKE\u2014At No.2 Paris-street, Point St.Charles, June 29, John O\u2019Ronrke, a native of the County of Letrim, Ireland, aged 71 years, Deceased is futher of John Q\u2019Rourke, of the Mc ntreal Fire Department, Funeral notice hereafier, \u2014\u2014 ale 0 Cm ET eT ot in Jim. wi -\u2014 CAMNED AN EVANGELIST, A North Caroline Judge Thrashes a Preacher For Criticising Him, Grexxssoro, N.C., June 29.\u2014This {own never had such a day of excite- mett as reigned lLere yesterday.Busi- Dess was almest suspeuded for a while and the whole city was and is yet highly indignant.Beveral nights ago Judge David Schenck, late of the Superior Court, a his- gorian of note, and president of tne Guilford Battle Ground Association, gave a moonlight party at the Guilford battle grounds.Bil! Fite, the drummer evangelist, who is now holding revival services here, denounced this as a dis- race to the soldiers who died on the eld, and as a desecration of sacred soil.He also reflected on the name of Judge Schenck and his family, aod declared that no true Christian wou:d engage in such an exhibition.Last night, after the services had Closed Judge Schenck and his three sons attacked Mr.Fife and bruised him with canes very badly.During the affray a pistol sbot was fired, which passed un- comforiably close to the evangelisVs head.It is said that Judge Schenck did the firing.Excitement rans high and more trouble is expected.ee IN A HUDSON RIVER STORM.Rough Trip of the Steamer Mary Powell to Boudout, Ronpour, N.Ÿ., June 29.\u2014The side- wheel steamboat Mary Powell, from New York, reached here this morning over two hours late, having passad through a terrific atorm.Thesteamboat carried 1100 passengers, many of whom were women and children.A northeast wind was blowing and a flood tide flowing when the vessel left New York.After passing Riverside the waves beat upon the steamboat, washing the decks.The guard rails on the starboard side were stove in and other damage done.It is believed that the pitching of the boat straiced some of her timbers and that she is damaged about the stern.The passengers, few of whom ever encountered such a sterm on the Hudson, were inclined to be frightened.The officers relieved all their doubts regarding the safety of the vessel and landed them several hours late.The steamboat will go on her regular trip to New York to-morrow and de repaired if it is found that she is in need of repairs.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BEL-AIR RACES.An extra special train will be run from the G.T.R.and C: 6.BR.stations at 12:30 p.m., on Wednesday, July 1.> ARMED DESPERADOES, Reported Attack Upon the Sac and Fox Agency\u2014Escape of the Outlaws, Kansas Cry, Mo., June ,28.\u2014A special from Wichita, Kas., says : \u201cA sensational rumor is current here to the effect that an attack was made upon the Sac and Fox Agency Friday night by an armed band of desperadoes, who are reported to have captured a largs treasure and to have made their escape with it.A Uni\u2018ed States marshal, who arrived here from Guthrie, Okla., reports that he heard the same story at Gathrie.The story which came to his ears was to the eftect that the Dalton gang made the attack, and intimidated the people at the agency with drawn weapons, robbed them and made their escape.It is reported that the Indian traders, who have been doing à good business with the Sac and Fox Indians since the latter mold their lands to the Government, were the heaviest losers.No verification of the report has been received.Indispensable, One spoonful of Persian Lotion used with the water when washing every morning is indispensable if you wish to xetain your color fresh and rosy.The sun and wind crack the skin and render it more difficult to return to its natural gloss if you neglect this precaution.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Her Son\u2019s Arrest Made Her Insane.CanroN, June 29.\u2014Frank Hahn, a well known Canton young man and member of a leading family, attended a picnic, became intoxicated and was arvested.His motber, Mrs Augustus Hahn, brooded over her son\u2019s disgrace until reason left ber, and she is a violent maniac, making desperate effurts at sat destrac- tion.She will be taken the Toledo Insane Asylum, Epps\u2019 Cocoa\u2014Grateful and Comforting \u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application ofthe fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage, which may save us many heavy doctors bills, It is by tbe judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradual.1y built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us, ready to attack wherever there Is weak point.We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wel, fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\u201d \u2014Civil Service Gazette.Made simply with boiling water or milk.Bold only in packets, by grocers, labelled : \u201cdames Eprs & Co.,, Homce- opathic Chemists, London, Eng.\u201d pls Famous Bandit Found Dead.Havana, June 29.\u2014The famous bandit, Arturo Garcia, has been found dead near Artemisa.Numerous ballet and stab wounds were found on the body, but it has not yet been ascertained who killed him.mr A Canadian Favorite.Tho season of green fruits and sume mer drinks is the time when the worst forms of cholera morbus, diarrhœa, and bowel complaints prevail.As a safe- ard Dr.Fowlers Extract of Wild trawberry should be kept in the house.For 35 years it has been the most reli- ble remedy.The world famed St.Leon direct from springs.As a blood purifier for all internal disorders, to restore and promote highest health, strength and life long pleasure.Even physicians declare it \u201cimpossible to overrate its virtues.\u201d Call get testimony of professors, doctors, etc., of the wonderful cures.rchase and drink freely of natures marvellous emedy.A thorough test never fails to bring conviction to all.\u2014mef}prtsmmsnnt Gibbon\u2019s tootache gum, price 15 cents all druggists, gum, pri M.TRESTER, Formerly of Montreal General Commission Merchant, Shipping Agent and Consignes Hamburg, -:- Germany Cohsignments of Canadian Products and orders for German Goods solicited.Something New A CREAT TREAT Fresh Codfish Tongues! Just received from Newfoundland 59 cases Fresh Cod Tongues\u2014each 4 doz.1-lb tins\u2014 specially prepared and packed for us.STEWART MUNN & GO.22 8ST.JOMN STREET, Bell Telephone 1285.Federal: Telephone.309 CN = GIBB COMPAN} TAILORING ND HABERDRSHE'?Patterns from Peele Suit THOMAS HOCKING.Successor to Charles Childs.Machinist Model and Tool Maker 47 Wililam Street Manufacturer of Cutting Dies of every des cription, Steel Shanks, Gaiter Springs, love Spring Fasteners, etc., etc.Boot and Shoe Mnchinery a Specialty, Machine Knives ground by Auto- \u2018REAL ESTATE We have for sale a long list of Elegant residences and Bmaller Houses, fine Stone and Brick Tenements, in all parts of the city and suburbs, man y of them great bargains, \u2014ALSO\u2014 A large number of fine residence and business lots on ali the principal streets and avenues of the city.\u2014AND\u2014- Many valuable farms, near the city and elsewhere.Call for particulars.HUTCHINS & BROWN, New York Life Building.MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY AND GOOD FARMS: HUTCHINS & BROWN, Wew York Life Building TO LET A splendid warehouse in London, Ont., used for years as 8 wholesale boot and shoe factory.The machinery, or parts of same, can be had, if wanted; \u2018also à stock of $4000 worth of Leather and Findings.The locality would ensure a large trade a competent manufacturer.It is one of the best openings in Canada.Apply to GIBBONS, MACNAB and MULKERN, STEEL A \"RAILS + 1700 TONS With Plain Fish Plates \u2014 531bs to yard \u2014 NOW ON WHARF MONTREAL Prompt Negotiations solicited.JAMES COOPER 203 ST.JAM ESST , MONTREAL RIDDELL & COMMON Chartered Accountants, 22 ST.JOHN STREET Commissioners for Now York State and the Canadian Provinces.W.J.COMMON.THOS.SONNE MANUFACTURER OF Awnings, Tents, Sails and Flags of all nations, Wagon Covers, Horse Covers.All kinds of Tents on hire, Tarpaulins and Oil Skin Clothing, Hoist Ropes fitted up on shortest notice.Cheap Fire Escapes.187 and 189 Commissioner Street MONTREA.EW Telephone 1161 NSIDE SPRING ROLLER SHADES April 14 246-89 STATIONERY \u2014\u2014 FOR \u2014 Seaside or Country, A large lot of PAPER with ENVELOPES to match, nicely put up in boxes, offered at cost and under 10e, 95e, 50e, 75\u20ac and 81 per Box.of one to five quires each with envelop MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO., \u2018Btationers, Blank Book Makors and Printers, 1756 & 1757 Notre Dame-s MONTREAL.M un ER SOLICITORS.ETC.Duhamel, Marceau & Merrill BARRISTERS &C.JOSEPH DUHAMEL, Q.0.F.R.MARCEAU, LL.B, ALFRED E.MERRILL, LLB.3 1709 Notre Dame-strest.1709 Bo a Te CPP.MACDONALD, MACINTOSH E-\u2014: AND :\u2014 ™ Melrimmou BARRISTERS à 49 King-st West, Toronto EDMUND GUERIN, B.A., B.0.L, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, &o, Commissioner for all the Provimees, Law Chambers Nos.206 and 309, ind fiat, New York Lite Building, Montreal, Bell telephone 2068.JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY & COURSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY.STEWART BUILDING, - Nsw YoBX Orry.Jotober ; O'HALLORAN E\u2014AND\u2014 O'HALLORAN ®ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Cowansville, Que Jas.O'Halloran, Q.C.George F.O'Halloran 207-\u2014ima EDWARD MEEK BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &o, 67 King-street west.Toronto, Ont.«bentures negotiated and sold.Lafam me : Madore : Cross : & : LaRrochell BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &c.NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING MONTREAL Hon, R.Laflamme Q.C, J.P.C.Madors A.G.Cross 230 M.G.LaRocheile, GEOFFRION, DORION and ALLAN ADVOCATES 107 ST.JAMES ST.\u201cImperial Building,\u201d Place d\u2019Armes O.A: GEOFFRION, C.R., A.DORION, J,.B.ALLAN 25lyr WILLIAM HOLT SECOR Counselor at Law, 10 West 38rd Street, : Optown Herald Building, New York, Hank References.Money Invested, HUGH : BRODIE, NOTARY PUBLIC, Commissioner, &c., sud Issuer of Marriage Licenses, NEW - YORK - LIFE < BUILDING.Hon.H.Mercier, C.R., M.P.P.; F.X.Cb B.0.L.; C.Beausoleil, M.P.; P.&,oaueh Martineau, B.C.L.Mercier, Beausoleil, Choquet & Martinet, AVOCATHS No.76 ST- JAMES-STREET MONTREAL.Telephone No 2 Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, (Late Maclennan & Macdonald), BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &a) CORNWALL, ONT.F.B.MACLENNAN, Q.C., Je W.LIDDBLL C.H.CLINS.P.O.Box 2053 LEITCH & PRINCLE, Barristers, Aftorneys-al-Law, Solicitors Chase oy.Notaris Puilie, &e, CORNWALL, ONT.JAMES Lxrrom, B.W.PRINGLE August 25 Ginbons.MeNab & Mulkern, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEY & OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Streets, XIONDON ONT.dxo.C.GIBEONS, Q.C., GEO.MON AB, P.MULKERN FRED, F, August O'Hara Bayes, B.C.L, NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER, Assignee of Minutes of Late G, F.Cleveland N.P.) Marriago Licenses issued.Money to Lend on Mortgage\" Temple Buliding, 188 St James 5 Bell Telephone 1712.McINTYRE & CODE.Barristers, Notaries &¢, Supreme Court and Departmenial Agents, Solicitors for the Bank of Montreal, OTTAWA Ontario.Barm Yeast Try It.Pilkington\u2019s Washing Soda Powdered.The latest English Preparation, in 1 1b, boxes, [FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS, BELLHOUSE, DILLON& CO UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL of Bishop\u2019s College, (LENNOXVILLE, P.Q For Calondars applyte 1 REV.PRINOIPAL ADAMS,D.O.L IESURANCF Atlas Assurance Co FOUNDED 1508 CAPITAL - $5,000,600 Total Assets exceed $9.750,000 \u2014\u2014 Fire Tusurances ar:anged in almost every description of property at wodcraw rates R.A.CAMPBELL, Special City .Agent, HEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA : 79 ST.FRANCOIS ZAVIER-ST., Montreal Matthew C.Hinshaw, Chief Agent.THE ROYAL CANADIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Co.157 St.James-street, Montreal Capital.B5HO00,000 Amsets.\u2026 700,000 Income, 1885.517,678 DUNCAN MoINTYRE, Es0,, President.Hox, J.R.THIBAUDEAU, Vice-President, HARRY CUTT, ARCHD, NICOLE, Secretary, Marine Underwriter 6x0.H, MOHENRY, Manager, M.J, E.DROLE, Agent for City and District of Montre UNION Assurance - Society London, G.B.instituted in the Reign Queen Anne A.D.1714.TOTAL FUNDS EXCEED TWO sud a QUARTER MILLIONS STRERG, FIRE RISKS accepted on every description of property at current ra T.L MORRISSEY, Resident Manager for Canada, 55 St.Francois Xavier-street IMPERIAL Fire Insurance Company (ESTABLISHED 1803.Subscribed Capital.$6,000,000 Total Invested Funds .$8 000,000 A gencies for Insurance against Fire losses in the priccipal towns of the Dominion, Canadien Branch Offices.COMPANY'S BUILDING, 107 St.James Street, Montreal.E.D.LACY, Resident Manager for Canada PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hartford.Conn.Cash Capital + - $3,000 00 Canada Branch Head Office 114 ST, JAMES STREBI, MONTREAL GERALD E HART Gonerai Manager.À share of your fire insurance is solicited for this reliable and wealthy, come Y, YODOW or promp Everal settlement of claims.CYRILLE LAURIN G.MAITLAND SMITH Montreal Agents, Liverpool & London & Globe INSURANCE COMPANY CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS, The HON, HENRY STARNES Chairman Ed.J.Barbeau, Esq.W.J.Buchanan, Esgq., A, F.Gault, Esq., Saml.Finley, Esq.Sir Alex.T.Galt, G.C.M.G.Amount Invested in Canadas, 81,350,000 Assis OVOT.\u2026.##3,000,000 MERCHANTILE RISKS accepted at the west surren t rates, Churches, Dwelling Houses and Farm Properties Insured at reduced rates.Special attention given to application made direct to the Montreal office.G.F, C.SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion, Sub-Agenta.FRED C.HENSHAW, Frap Nasn 1.G.B.DrIscoLL Grorez C.HIAN, Telephonee\u2014Bell, No.135 ; Federal, No.934 Established 1873 THE GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA The oldest and largestin America.Paldupoapital and resources over $1,000,000 This company transacts no other business, It has on its books the records of over 110,000 employes guaranteed by it in all parts of the continent in the past twenty-five years, Sir A.T.Galt, c.cmG a Edward Rawlings, Vice-President and Managing Director, Head office, 157 St, James street, Mentreal Establishod 1872 The Accident Insurance Company of North America Head office, 157 8t, James st., Montreal Bir A, T.GALT, EDWARD RAWLINGS, President, V.-Prest.& Man, Director It has paid over 19,000 losses covering $1,000,998 FIRE - LIFE - MARINE G.Ross Robertson & Sons GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, ESTABLISHED 1865.No.11 Hoapital-st,, Montreal Special Facilities for Placing Large Lines Equitable Rates, Reliable Companies DAVID DUGGAN Boarding & Sales Stables Waverly Stables, Victoria quare = MONTREAL \u2014 \u2014- - Horses met at all trains aud steamboats personally.NOAH L.PIPER & SON FRONT-STREET, TORONTO- \u2014MANUFAOTURERS OF-\u2014 Railway Signals And the Varions Appliances Required bv Railway Seema U T3891, - \u2014\u2014\u2014 OTELS AND RESTAURANTS, HOTEL BRUNSWICK MADISON SQUARE - NEW YORK , American and Eur-yeau Plans Table d'Hoig and Restaurant\u2014Very c -trally located and convenler.to all places of amusament, MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATR Proprietora.ARLINGTON Cor.King & John STREETS, TORONTO.This mew and elegantly furnished hetel, underthe management of Mr.E.M.Mathews, late of Montreal, is ready for the reception of guests, and will be found equal to any first-class hotel in the Dominion.EMMATHEHRWS MANAGER.St.Leon Springs Hotel SUMMER RESORT THE SARATOGA OF CANADA ST.LEON SPRINGS, QUEBEC one of the most delightful and agreeable summer resorts on the eontinent , will be open to the public on the 15th June.The numerous tourists who visit this beautiful spot annually will ind under the new management that the proprietors have spare no efforts in catering tothe comfort and en.Jogment of the guests.pecial facilities will be given for all kind of recreation, such as billiards, bowling, cro quet, lawn tennis, boating, etc.To sufferers from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Indigestion, General Debility, etc., etc., the Saline Springs in connection with this hotel offer a sure cure, Rates from $8 00 per week and upwards according to location of rooms.A bridge has been erected this season across the River du Loup connecting hotel grounds with a beautitul park opposite the Springs, Band of music in attendance during the 8ea80! Grand ball every Saturday evening, Coaches will be in walting for guests at Iouiseville on the arrival of all trains from informasion ants fhooBley or arbier t pply e-St.n rings P.Q., or to Head Office, Toronto, Ont.prings, M.A.Thomas, Manager Bell Telephone n from \u2019 8701 Open 8 a.m EXCHANGE RESTAURANT 97 St.Francois Xayter-atroet, \u201c MONTREAL.LUNCHEONS Served to Offices Ed, C.LALONDE A Specialty Prop.ROSSMORE- HOUSE CORNWALL Ont.The best $2.80 Hotel in Canada\u201475 finely far- nisbed Rooms, Electric Light, Gas, hot cold baths, everything ne and first class.v GEV.ROSS, =~ = = Proprietor.RIENDEAU\u2019S HOTEL, (Late St, Nicholas Hotel.) 58 and 60 JAOQUES CARTIER SQUARE The new Riendeau Hotel is in close proximity tothe R., & 0, Navigation Co.'s steamers, the City Hall and Court House.The rooms are large, airy and elegamtly JOB.RIENDEAU.THH RUSSHLL, OL TAWA The Palace Hotel of Canada.Te CELEBRATED ESTABLISHMENT the most modern style, is now open.The Russell contains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passenger and baggage elevators, and commands a splendid yiew of the city, Parliamentar grounds, river and canal Visitors to the Capital having business with the Govern ment And it moat convenient to stop at the Russell, where they can always meet leading Pub lic men.The entire Hotel to supplied with escape and in case of fire there would not be «ny oonfusion or dange) Every tention paid to guests.KENLEY & 8T.JACQUES, ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.This hotel, which is unrivalled for aise style and locality in Quebeo, has just been completely transformed modernisea throughont, being refitted with new D ordr © and ventilation, passenger leva- tor, electric bells and lights, In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical science can devise to promote the cownfort and oon venience of guests has been supplied, CHATEAU SE.OUIS HOTEL CO., Proprietors HOTEL DE LOTBINIERE, VAUDREUIL, P.Q.Twenty-five miles from Montreal on C.P.Rand G.T.R.roads, frequent and fast trains toCity.Under American management.Elegant location on Ottawa River.Good boating.First class table.For terms address, E.J.FENTON, Manager.Thousand Island House Alexandria Bay, N.Y.River St, Lawrence\u2014 Open June 1st for season 1891, under entire new management.No finer fishing in this country.Three orchestral concerts dally.For ryoms or descriptive book apply io J.3 WISTAR Manage: Thousand Island House, Alexandria Bay, N.Y.BROKERS\u2019 LUNCH ROOM 60 St, Francois Xavier Street.Haas & Leclaire a PROPRIETORS.\u2018Wines and Liquors of the choicest brands, only, kept.Ty Spring La Png Lamb and To-day at THE 8ST.ELMO A 20 dinner that excels them al] New Dining Room\u2014First floor.One of the Coolest in the City\" Private Entrance, 201 McGill street : =T , À.LYNÇH, Prop.This magnificen new Hotel, fitted up in Represent gE anlnvestment sf Cver 55,060,000\u2014 N, Y.T-sônne, TED PLAZA IEC TEL ON TUZ PLAZa, FACING MAIN EYTRANCE TO CENTHAL l'ARK NEW YOF < CITY ABSOLUTELY Fire PRoor\u2014Conduetud on American and Esroncan Plan snsnaction invited.F.A.BAIS 25, The most maguiäcenüy ant! cirioustr avootate.l, ani perizetly equopocd noel 1a the world.N.Y, 51.00! * ROSSIN -: ! register.= - HOUSE TORONTO ee.trae ret Remodeled and refurnished, The most complete, luxuri- ouslv and liberally managed hotel in Toronto.Immunity from noxious gases and malaria guaranteed by the most per \u2018eot system of ventilation traps and thorouga vlumbing rnown vo sanitary science.=\u2014DEE\u2014 Moncton Suga Refining Co.(Ltd MONCTON.N.B.All Grades of Refined Sugars and Syrups tpn.We Guarantee onr Engur to he thsotstaly Pure sand no Adulte oration of any kind used 1a their inanufnelitra.JOHN L.HARRIS.resident, C.£7.LIAR RES, Tressurer, JOHN Mc bRZIE.mecreinry.MONCTON NEW DRTNSWICK.Dr wings in 3134 PRIZES Worth 852 740.00 CAPITAL PRIZE Worih $15,000.00 Tickets, - - - $1.00 11 fr - - $10.00 BG\" At for circulers, Am bth.LIST OF PRIZES® 1 Prize worth 815000.315,00 (9 1 \u201c \u2018 £ OU [+] 1 \u201c 2.000 06 1 # 1.250 C@ 2 prices \u2018\u201c 1,000 (0 56 \u201c 1,900 06 2% \u201c 1,0% 00 100 * \u201c 2.070 00 200 s.so 3.000 [Hi] 500 + \u2018 5.00 08 Approximation Prizes.10 + \u201c Bo.2,500 lu < \u2018 15.3.500 300 + \u201c 10.1,000 ~ wy + \u2018 5 4,995 99 « \u201c 5.4.99 3134 Prizes worth $52,740 8.E.Lefebvre, Marager 81 St.Sama ARE NOW OFFERINC SPECIAL, - LINES mm inn, tn & \u2014\u2014 347 and 349 St.Paul Street: MPINTYRE, SCH&GO * IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS\u2019 AGENTS Æave in stock the best value to be had in SCOTCH AND IRISH LINENS PLAIN CASHMERES AND SERGES FANCY PLAID DRESS COODS VELVETEENS ULSTERINGS BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, all sizes.\u2014SMATI WARES ROUILLON'S KID GLOVES Josephine & Jouvin cut.13 VICTORIA SQUARE, Montreal.| 418 aa i ved BA BA ade eut A Be ah A Eu 14 hk eh AA om he Awd J oat La 1a em Ld am ow ak am em A sh oes TA md) de am AS A AA a a = pe CY Em OW PSD) ot oA mM er Ne ~ py pe pm ONE AN FST MYE RS MO APs 43 0 ES r= pd mad fed 72 \u2014_- £4) HE TRAINED MONKEY SQA 10w One of the Biggest Liars ot * a Perpetrated a Hoax, aed Loseph Mulhatton says: : None of my fabrications attracted wider ate {ention than that in which I stated that 4 southern planterhad successfully employed @ number of monkeys in breaking hemp in his hemp fields.This dispatch was dated at Richmond, Ky., and was as follows: «J.B.Parkes, a substantial farmer near \u2018Kingston, in this county, has successfully trained a force of seven large monkeys to work in his hemp fields and to break and\u2019 prepare the hemp for market.They do the work quicker and bettar than the negroes he formerly employed, and the cost is about one-fourth.It required about four months of patient training to get the animals to understand the duties required of them.But now they seem to comprehend it all, and perform their daily labor with but little difficulty.The monkeys were sent to Mr.Parkes by his brother, who is engaged in business in Cape \u2018Town, South Africa, and who had seen the animals put to similiar uses by the ratives of that country.Mr.Parkes will send for about ten more, six of which will be sold to John G.Taylor, another extensive raiser of hempand a neighbor of Mr.Parkes,\u201d To carry out the hoax my friend W.H.Polk wrote a lengthy communication to the Lexington Press, in which be stoutly protested against this importation of cheap foreign labor as an outrage upon the negro race.This new phase of the labor problem was commented on all over the country by editors, most of whom appreciated the joke.The London Telegraph printed an editorial on the subject a column long, in which, after Tepeating the story of the dispatch, it observes: \u2018\u2018The result of the experiment is, we regret to say, everything that Mr.Parkes expected or could have desired.* * * This sort of thing will never do.Monkeys are excellent and engaging animals on barrel organs, or seen from the right side of stout bars at a zoological garden.Monkeys, however, must not be allowed to engage in oc eupations which are too lofty for them.They should not, under any circumstances, whatever the temptations to adopt such a course be permitted to enter into rivalry with human beings.\u201cAt present we are glad to think that there is no immediate prospect of Mr.Parkes\u2019 experiment being repeated on our shores.Yet nobody can tell how soon the infection of the new system may spread to England.Monkeys at the dock gates at 6 in the morning; monkeys filling the workmen's trains into the city before dawn, and going back again } at night; bands of monkeys prowling round | the streets of the metropolis, and yelling out something intended for \u2018We've got no work to do'\u2014how sooon will this infliction be upon us in grim reality?\u201d .The negroes, however, were filled with mingled terror and indignation, and held mass meetings all over the South denouncing Mr.Parkes and his monkeys and protesting against the further importation of these new African rivals, I continued this \u2018monkey business\u201d in a subsequent article of some length, in which I described how monkeys are employed in British Honduras as drummers, strest car drivers and policemen, and how at Belize they have been successfully used to break up a gang of dudes who loitered on dhe street .corners and in the vestibules of the theatres and churches.The authorities trained several hundred monkeys to wear eyeglasses and fashionable clothes and stand in these places.When the ladies passed by they bowed politely and tipped their hats gracefully, at the same time murmuring: \u2018Ah, there, ladies! Stay there, ladies! aw ad.\u201d The dudes all grew disgusted and quit the business until not one of them is to be found in all British Honduras.Such, in brief, is my career as a prevaricator.I have not attempted to furnish a complete list of my fables.No one knows so well as myself, perhaps, how gigantic would be the undertaking.To me has been ascribed the authorship of many really creditable lies, such as that about the famous cucumber man of Texas, which emanated from the fertile brains of fellow drummers.I have no desire, and I think the public will sustain me in the assertion that I have rio need, to claim the laurels which belong to other men.Iam content to keep those I have honestly won.Sure Cure for Verdancy.Beeswax\u2014Do you know, Miss Kultshaw, that when I mingle in literary society I feel quite ashamed of myself.I've really read so little that I can\u2019t understand half the allusions, and in fact I seem awfully green.What would be a good thing tc read up?Miss Kultshaw\u2014If you feel so very green as you say I should be inclined to recommend a ccurse of Browning.\u2014Grip.The Value of Cosmetics.He\u2014\u2018\u201c What a creamy complexion Lily White has?\u201d She\u2014*\u2018 Very; and when you take the top of it off it becomes skim-milky,\u201d Before and After.It is really humorous to note the marvelous effects of the patent medicines as shown by their \u2018Before and After\u201d illustrations.One in particular, that has appeared in nearly every paper in the country of less than five bundred circulation, is very remarkable.*\u201cBefore\u201d was a man of about sixty years of age, thin face, drooping mustache, uncombed bair and round shoulders.\u2018\u2018After\u201d is a natty young man of about twenty-five, and the result of using this Liver Tonic is great.Itnot only made him twenty-five years younger, but it combed his hair, waxed his mustache, gave him a new set of false teeth, put a neat collar and necktie on him and a clean shirt.It reduced the size of his ears, and to complete the wonderful transformation even changed his coat, The most wonderful of all the inventions of this age is the patent medicines, Electricity is nowhere; and it's cheap, also\u2014100 doses only $1.00.Three Pronunciations.What do you think of this baccarat scandal?\u201d asked Shingiss, \u201cBaccarat,\u201d replied Dukane; you mean baccaraw, don\u2019t you?\u201d \u201cIs that the way to pronounce iti\u201d \u201cOf course! I'll leave it to Dinwiddie,\u201d \u201cAll right! Dinwiddie, how do you pro- mounce this game that the Prince of Wales and Sir William Gordon-Cumming played a Tranby Croft?\u201d A \u201cI pronounce it bad, sir; very bad; tong} in fact,\u201d of Waterford, Ng Y., wa# confined to bi house for near.y a year from liver con plaint, being unable to attend to busi ness.His physicians gave him no lief.Wister's Bax or Wop CHER cured him.Read \u201cDyer\u2019s Improved Food for Infants is the best I ever used for my babies.\u201d Price 25 cents.Try it.W.A, Dyer & Co., Montreal._\u2014.1 RE AIN WHAT IT WILL DO.dellef,\u2014Inany climate, at an ons œ router.cations of Bt Jacots OÙ relieve ns and aches; often cure permanently, is the average experience in ten years Cu ,\u2014The contents of a bottle hate CAR extreme, chronio cases fn thous ands of instances.according direct lons, there is a cure in every bottle.The Test! onY.\u2014Thousands of test bo: mo su botany nbs a ere Statement Le > care mL a aimants.\u2014A t knows Ee a le norte me ma: oO o ex presion\u201d 0e development prodaces aches and of ins ang Ages re the m ca and {he nerves.They may Do class fied also 8s to th °.\u2014Rub the Darts Affected PA fan.Jason OL Apply Bight Bom Gah aad cory.Protect Dod WHR CHARLES A VOGEL CO., Baltimore, Gé; Canadian Depots Toreato, One J.B> H.RICKABY CO, Family Grocers and Wine Merchants 63 Beaver Hall Hill MONTREAL Richelieu ! Richelieu PURE, SPARKLING REFRESHBAG! The PRINCE of Table W.ATRRS, Endorsed by the leading sountry.For sale at the and prinelpal Grocers) Bell Telephone, 1190, L Federal Telephone, 554.J.A.HARTE Druggist, 780Nctre Dame stree WALTER TOWNSEND Rallway Supplies, v STANDARD BUILDING, (ST.JAMES-STREKT STEEL RAILS Bolling & Lowe, London, Goodwin Bros.Scottieh Steel & File Works } Sheffield.Martel Furnace Co., St.Ignace, Mich, Erie Car and Car Wheel Co., Erie, Pa.Railway Supply Co.Cincinnati, 0.M.NOLAN de LISLE, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Boom No.38 Fraser Building, Ne.43 St.Sacrament Street Benny McPherson & Co \u2018Wholesale Iron, Steel, and General Hardware Merchants, 388, 390 & 392 St.Psul Street Montreal,t Iron & Steel Stores De Bresolos THE KEY TO HEALTH, hysicians of the ubs, Restaurants *Unlocks all ihe elagged sventes of the Kidneys and Liver, ing off gradually without weakening system, all the impurities and fou] umors THOMAS TRIMBLE ADJUSTER,APPRAISER & ARBITRATOR IN DRY GOODS, &o.FIRE LOSSES A SPECIALTY ST.JAM SSTREET.Room (4 A Skin of Boauty is a Joy Forever.DR, T.FELIX GOURAUD'S Griental Cream or Magical Beantifier, tection, On its virtues it has stood the test of forty éde- Re woz moves tan ?54 es > Pimples $i 3 mothpatches UNpéT + rashand akin - 235 4 iseases and Lacie jE} every blem.ME 2ZE J 18h on beauty 5 à 3 and defiesde.st taste it to he NES ARE SES sare it iz LS properly made.+ ccene no counterfeit of the similar nawe.The distinguished Dr.L.A Sayer said to a lady of the haut-ton (a patient) \u201cAs you ladies will use them, I recommend \u2018Gouraud\u2019s Cream\u2019 ar one least harmafu] of all the Skin preparstiona\u201d One bottle will last six months, using it every day.Also Poudre Bubilie removes superfluous hair without in.lary to the skin.FRED T HOPKINS, Prop\u2019r, 87 Great Jones St, N.Y, .For sale by All Droggist and Fancy Goods Deslers throughou: the U, 8.Canada and Farope, £= Be ware of Base imitations.$1,000 reward r arrest and proof of any one selling the ame.i ne SIMI, MS THs MONTREAL HERALD TUESDAY! JUNE 30 (801, BBEWERS, de.Dawes & Co.BREWERS, LACHINE, P.Q.MONTREAL OFFICE : G31 St James-street West, Pale Ales and Porter in Wood and Bottie FAMILIES SUPPLIED Bell Telephone 56.Federal Telephone 637 J.RIENILILE, Land Surveyer, .ST JAMES STREET JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BROS Ale and Porter Brewers, 1006 Notre Dame Street Monirsal Have alwage on hand the various xinds of ALK AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regulany supplied.MONTFERRATO ITALIAN CLARET AND ALGERIAN CLARET FOR SALE BY FREDERICK KINGSTON] WINE MERCHANT 25 HOSPITAL =- STREET.WILLIAM DOW & GO.Brewers & Maltsters CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.(ee India Pale, Pale, XXX, and XX ALES, Crown, Extra Double and Single STOUT, in Wood and Bottle.sisi: FAMILIES SUPPLIED ss Bell Telephone 300 Federal 1575 The public are cautioned ainst dealers who re-use our labels on bottles filled with other ales.The following City Bottlers are alone authorized Lo use our trade mark jabels, vis.: W.BISHOP, No, §3 Dorchester-street, T, FERGUSON, No.162 St, Elizabeth-st.T.J.HOWARD, No.683 Dorchester-st, T.KINSELLA, No, 241 St.Antoine-st, J.VIRTUE & 80ON, No, 19 Avimer-at, BANKERS, BROKERS ETO.HALSTED & McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS, OFFICE, 52 BROAD-STREET, NEW YORK STRATHY BROTHERS INVESTMENT BROKERMN [MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGER] 73 ST, FRANCOIS ZAVIER ST, MONTREAL F Business strictly confined to commission.Coupons cashed, and dividends collected and remitted.Interest allowed on deposits over one thousand dollars, remaining ove seven days, subject to draft at sight.Stocks, bond and securities bought and sold, Bpecilal attention given to investment, Correspondents\u2014 Goodbody, Glyn & Dow, New York, Blake Bros.& Co, Boston, Paumure Gordon, Hill & Co.: London, Fneland MacDOUGALL BROS,, STOCK BROKERS.| 69 St.Francois Xavier Street Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Members Chicago Board of Trade, Agents for Alex.Geddes & Co., Chicago.Grain and Provisions bought and sold fo cash or on margin, D.LORN MicDOUGALL &Tu.STOCE BROKERS.LoRN 8.MACDOUGALL, MEMBER MONTREAL 8ro0x EXCHANG MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, 11 and 13 St.Sacrament street, buy and sell all securities quoted in Montres Now ok aod Boston.Bonds of all kinds u an business especially Jooited after Correspondents:\u2014Goodbody, Glyn & Dow New Yo:k\" Blake B a Clg stérdam Holand; Bake, Bossevais \u201c4 00, olland; ©, n 5 London \u2018England \u2019 , CHARLES R.BLACK, Accountant, Financial Agent, Auditor, Trustee, &e., 30 St.John Street, MONTREAL.Bell Telephone, No.23956.References by rmission to Hon Alexander Mackentié, P., Toronto, Geo.Hague Esq., general Manager Merchants Bank of Canada, Montreal, J.Murray Smith, > manager Bank of Foronto, Montreal, A.M.Crombie, Esq.Manager Canadian Bank of Oommerce Montreal.: THE KEY INDEMNITY CO OF CANADA.H.H.DATE Manager, 654 CRAIC-ST.Montreal.The object of the Key Indemnity Company is to facilitate the recovery of accidentally lost keys.And as it secures as far as possibile so desirable an end.with little or no trouble or expense to the ioser, the promovers of the enterprise feel confident that its usefulness will secure general patronage.Each member will be furnished with a Metal Tag with in scription as follows: Finder return to Key Indemni Company, 654 Craig-street, Montr and receive reward.Terms of membership, 50c, per annum, y YOURSELF! 3 Ask your Druggist for à § bottle of Big @.The only À non-poisonous remedy for all the unnatural discharges and private diseases of men and the debilitating weakness peculiar to women.It cures in a few days without the aid or publicity of a doctor.The Universal American Cure: Manufactured by The Evans Chemical Co, CINCINNATI, O, FRANKLIN\u2019 5?ELECTRIC INHALER Price, 25c.Instantly cures Headache 4 Toothache, Neuralgia.You can apply any part 0 ¢ the body for Rheumatism, > the electric vapor takes =A away ALL PAIN, Thousands \u2014\u2014\u2014%=22 ofveople have been cured Of Ua.arrh, it clears all the nasal cavities makes the Head free and purifies the Breath, \u2018Manufactured by Frankling Med.Co,, 38 Xing-street, Toronto, Agentsganted 1 Windsor and { Trunk Offices: and at the Company\u2019s Office, RAILWAYS DOMINION DAY Reduced Rates.RETURN TICKETS will be issued to all points on the Canadian Pacific and Michigan Central Railways in Canada, at rates and time limits specified below : SINGLE FARE\u2014Good going July 1st, good returning not after July 2nd, 1891.FARE AND ONE-THIRD-\u2014300d going June 30th and July 1st, good returning not after July 6th, 1891, TO POINTS ON I, C.RAILWAY, FARE AND ONE-THIRD\u2014Good going June 30th and July 1st, good returning not after July Gth, 1891, For tickets and all information apply to any ticket agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway.MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES: 266 8t.James-sireet aud at Stations 148 21b Central Vermont Railroad IMPORTANT CHANGES IN TRAIN SERVICE.ADDITIONAL TRAINS to NEW YORK &80STON Four Fast Express Traime 10 New York Four Fast Express Trains to Bostoa, COMMENCING JUNE 28, trains will leave Bonaventure Station as follows :\u2014 For New York Fe a Rutland, Troy 9,2 via Rutlan , andAibany.arr.NY opm 9.00 | Express, i! White x .am.c an ringfie XK Ex\u2019pt sun | River are\u2019 Now Y\u2019k 0.00 p m Fast Night train, via ~ Troy and Albany arriving New York Night Express via Sprinytield & New 31.30 am Haven arr New Y'k 8.10 a m Ex\u2019pt fun 6.00 p m 6.45 a m ally 8.30 Pp m Daily For Boston Day Express via Rut S.10 a m| landand Fitchburg 7.45 a m Ex\u2019pt fun arrivng Boston, @& Fast train viaWhite 9.00 à m River Jc and Low- 7.30 pm Ex\u2019pt Sun |ell, atriving Boston Fast train via Bel- lowsFls and Fitch- 6,00 am burg, Arr Boston Night Expess via Concord and Low- S.15 à m ell arr Boston = wr .For White Mountains 9.00 a m Express for Bethlehem, rrofus House Fabyans,Mount Washing- Fx'pt Sun ton, Ptland& OldOrchard Bons 6.00 p m Ex'pt Sun 8.30 p m Daily Local \u2014 \u2014 4 50 p m For Faanham, Granby, Ww aterl» Ex\u2019pt Sun Stanbridge, Highgate, St.Albans Wagner New Vestibule BuffetPalace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars on all through Trains, For Tickets.Time-tables and all information, apply to the Company\u2019s orfice, 136 St.James street.A Ë, STO NEGRÂVE., \u2018 \u2018anadisu FASsepra A.\u2018 8.W OUMMINGS, E.C.SMITH © General Pras.Agent Second Vice-Pres BT.ALBANS, VT.June 27.91 And Lake Champlain and i George Steamers.SHORTESTROUTE New York Baratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia Balti more and Washington, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST Quick Time._ No Delays TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 7.15 a.Dally except Sunday, arrivina in New York at 920 py v.Through Drawing- room «§.Montreal to Now Yor 5.45 p.m.=-Night Express, Bundays (nolnded \u2014W ugner'sBuffet VestibaleSleeping Car runs through to New York without change, arriving in New York at! 6.45 next morning.This Train makes close connection ag Troy and Albany with Sleeping Oar Train for \u2018gogion, arriving at v.30 a.m.\u2019 New York Through Mails ana Express car.16d via this line, Information ven and Tickets mold at amoral Hotels, all Grand 148 Be.James Street, Montreal, W.BURDICK, W.H.Henry, Goneral Pass A Agent, mer hans iy.Montreal ESTABLISHED 139s TWERTY-FOURTH YEAR ram WEAN ATI 0 V8 RAILWAY & AND sTeam-Navicarion GUIDE (PUBLISHED MONTHLY) TRE ONLY RECOCNIZED RAILWAY QUID \u2014 OF THE DOMINION - Gontains the Latest TIME TABLES from ©OmMmoial Sources} also a reliable and accurate v SAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA elng an Alphabetical List of Railway, Steamerand Points, in which are designated Towns with ss and Telegraph Offices, Money Order hos.ho.Savings Banks, etc., giving ation ocation .OP he Guide nvaiusble for = YRAVELERS, TOURISTS, SHIPPERS, BANKERS, Era, SSOO ACCIDENT INSURANCE Te ALL SUBSCRIBERS AND FREE °\"PURCHASERS.FRES \u2014 dealers and Booksellers, For Sen Aen on Trine and Storr wy PRICE, 26 CENTS Annual Subscription, $2.50.Payable in Advanet usTERNATIONAL Quip, .we PUBLISHERS sa 0 SEAYER HALL HILL MONTREAL For whitening the COMPLEXION, imparting or preserving its rosy hue, removing FRECKLES, the MASK and all other eruptions on the SKIN.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.Price: 50 cts.Beware of Imitattons.PATENTS Caveats and Re-1ssnes secured, Trade-Marks registered, and all otuer patent causes in the Patent office and before the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketeh of invention 1 make a oareful examination an advise a8 10 patentability free of charge, With my offices directly across from the Patent Office and being in personal attendance there it is apparent that I have superior facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the more vigorous and success ful prosecution of applications tor patent and for attending 10 all business entrusted to my care in the shortest Revs time.FEES MODERATE, and exclusive attention given to patent business.Information, advice and special references pent on request, J.R.LITTELL, Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes, | Washington, DO M ent'on this paper E.T.eonard & Sons \u2018LEONARD BALL\u201d Automatic Compound Condersing Engines Automatic Compound Engines, Standard Automatic Cuf-off engines Leonard Ta e Btati Locomotive and J; 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JOHN $.HALL.M.P.P.(of Chapleau, Hall, Nicoll & Brown), Solicitor, &¢.Gorresvondence Solicited.Agents wanted for Unrepresented districts.D.Z.BESSETTE ° eneral Manager, 217 St.James-street, Moniwax | lhe Herald, to Subscribe cea awa RE ne a ecm ae mn Che Montreal Herald.BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 By Mail, in Advance, Postage Paid, Daily edition, ond year.c.$8 00 Blx months.c.ciieeeerecisaicronieniesee 838 {Three months.178 Per month.ersucossecus a.so Weekly edition, one copy, per year.X 00 Bpecimen copies sent free.Remittances can be made either by draft, express, post-office order, Or in registered letter at our risk.RATES OF ADVERTISING.AGATE MZASUREMENT_I4 LINES TO THE INCH Ordinary advertisements, 10 cents per line Mvertisements appoaring under the head- DE O1 \u201c\u2018 special notices\" 25 per cent, advance above rates.fleports of meetings 15 cents per line.Reading Notices, 25 centa per line, Births, Marriages and Deaths, 50 conts each tnsertion.Condensed .advertisements, such as Situations Vacant, Mechanics or Domestics \u2018Wented, Houses to Let or For Bale, Board, Lostor Found, Business Cards, 1 cent per \u2018word; anything under ten to eount as ten words.All contracts for advertising for definite Feriods made at reduced rates \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TELEPHONES Business Offloe \u2014 Bell 33 Federal 101% Editorial Rooms\u2014751, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 30 à THE BAIE DES CHALEURS RAILWAY.The Gazette the other day thought proper to indulge in the following ill- natured fling at Mr.Joncas, M.P, for Gaspe, because he voted with the Liberals on a want-of-confidence motion.Says the St.Francois Xavier-street organ: \u201c According to a newspaper report, Mr, Joncas, the member for Gaspe, though he voted with the Liberals against the Conservative Government on Mr.Laurier\u2019s want of confidence motion on Monday night, says he isstill a Conservative ; but be wants the Government to do him what he calls justice in the Baie des Chaleurs railway matter.The Baie des Chaleurs Railway runs through Mr.Joncas\u2019 county,and his remarks may be taken to indicate that the Government has been thinking more of the interests of Canada than those of the Gaspe corner of it.Governments bave todo things like this sometimes in the way of duty.\u201d Perhaps if The Gazette had recollected the huge ecandal, or series of scandals, connected with that railway, it would not have objected to Mr.Joncas arriving at the determiration to ses that right is done in this matter.The whole Dominion as well the County of Gasze is interested in having this buai- Dess cleared up.The Bais des Chaleurs Railway Company was organized with an authorized capital of $3,000,000.Of tbis sum $400,600 were subscribed, but only $30,000 pald up\u2014the company having evidently determined te build the road out of the Dominion and local subeidies and the proceeds of bonds to be floated in Earope.The Dominion subsidy voted amounted to £620,000, and the Provincial subsidy $700,000\u2014in all $1,320,000.Upto June 30, 1890, the company had drawn $524,175 of the Dominion and $370,000 of the Provincial subsidy, and though rails have been laid on 60 miles, there is not a mils of the line in operation, and bridges passed by the Dominion Government inspector have been washed out.In addition to this the whole of the Dominion subsidy drawn has been expended on the first 60 miles 80 that there is practically nothing left from that source for the uncompleted section of 40 miles.But this is not all.Owing to gome underground and extraordinary «manipulations, contractors were driven into bankroptcy and laborers and people \u2018who supplied them were kept ous of their wages for several years, causing ruin to not a few and widespread distress to many along the line of railway in Gaspe, until finally the Local Government were obliged to come to the assistance of these swindled people.Mr.Joncas is no donbt quite \u2018well aequainted with the amount of boedling and rascal- ity which has been perpetrated in connection with this railway, and he would not be doing his duty to the country, let alone the County of Gaspe, if he did not demand, and insist upon the demand, tbat its affairs should be straightened out and justice done to those who have suflered from the wrong-doing which has prevailed in connection with it.The Local Government, by means of a new company, are endeavoring to straighten cut the tangle and evolve order out of the chaos in which the original company left matters.Because this company were composed of creatares of the Dominion Government, the latter appear to be throwing obstacles in the way of the new company, and this Mr, Joncas very properly resents.We suppose it is natural for The Gazette to sneer at men who are striving to counteract the consequences of past boodling in connection withthe Baie des Chaleurs Railway ; it is making a mistake nevertheless.Is rr possiRLE that it may have been \u201cin a moment of weakness\u201d that Sir Charles Tupper allowed his name to be attached as a \u201cguinea pig\u201d or \u201cdecoy duck\u201d to the ill-fated Waterworks an i -Gasworks Securities Corporation ?\u2014hi8 weakness for giving off rhetorical gas, for instance.\u2014\u2014#;e_- AN AMERICAN PAPER states that Father Mollinger, the \u201cfaith-cure\u201d priest, is 80 completely exhausted over the strain of the past few days that ha has been com- -pelied to take his bed, He has nervous prostration.He should try tha faith- «cure on himself.The experiment would be a practical te et of its value, HOW OUR CREDIT IS RUN DOWN.Sir Charles Tupper, the Canadian High Commissioner in Great Britain, is supposed to draw ample pay for the work done, and Canadians have a right to ask that if be cannot aid he should at the very least not injure the country that has been such a generous supporter of the whole Tupper family.The salary, tco, is large enough to entitle the country to have a claim on all his working bours, and if he does his duty there is no room to make overtime by peddling himself out to direct doubtful companies.The Three Rivers Direct Meat Co.does not appear to have acted as a warning to our greedy knight, who now seems to be advertising himself as à regular \u201c Guineé pig,\u201d à byword for greedy or impecunious Englishmen who,baving handles to their names, are willing to let any bogus company have the use of that name on condition of being appointed director and receiving certain fees on board days.The London Financial Times, a recognized authority on monetary matiers the world over, in an article published Monday, June 15, cn \u201cThe Waterworks and Gasworks Securities Corporation,\u201d says : Wehud hoped before now to have had some definite statements from the directors &s to the course they intend to pursue, and we must again point out that there is only one of two plans open to them, either to cancel the allotment or put the company at once into liquidation.The names of the directors are : Shares John Ewart, Esq, director South Met- ropoiitan Gas Company.wo.James C Fraser, E-q, director Liverpool United Gas Company, Limited.100 Major J Eustace Jameson, director Brewery and Commercial Inyest- ment Corporation, Limited 462 G E Norwood Ryan, Esq,director Lam- peth Waterworks Company.100 Sir Douglas Fox, Mem Inst ¢ E, dirce- tor South Indian Railway Company, Limited.se senacoue 100 W DGillies, Esq, Glasgow, director - Clyde Coal Company, Limited.181 The Hon E Johnstone, director the New River Company.e.100 The Right Hon the Lord Monkswell, London County Council.100 Sir Chas Tupper, Bart,G UM G, C 5, High Commissioner for Canada.h And, pending a declaration of their policy, we strongly advise the bona fide shareholders to withhold any further payments on account of their shares.It will be noticed that the directors have not shown their faith in the concern by subscribing largely for the shares ; the total of the nine directors amount toonly 1,243 shares, while from the list supplied on May 12, 1891, Sir Charles Tupper does not appear to have acquired the necessary qualification.They are to b2 congratulated upon their discretion, at the same tims ths smallness of their holdings does not relieve them of their responsibilities to the genuine shareholders, even though it be at the expense of the gentlemen who masquerade under the title of New Founders\u2019 Shares Syndicate.We hope we shall not be compelled to speak out more plainly upon this subject.This 18 rather significant language from such a paper, and the hint as to speaking out mors plainly still, if it is found necessary, gives even a deeper significance to its words.Sir Charles Tapper, paid from the hard earnings of the Canadian people to look after Canadian affairs in London, and then while drawing his salary coming to Canada to act as a party heeler, was not a very edifying spectacle; but it seems quite eclipsed by that of Sir Charles Tapper, paid to uphold Canadian credit in the old world and then allowing his official name to appear in & company of doubtful reputation, of which a recognized and responsible financial journal feels Itself justified in speaking in such terms as those above.If Sir Charles choses to make ducks and drakes of his own money by taking shares in a company formed to extract sunbeams from cucumbers, that is no business of the Canadian public, and we would not presuige to say one word; bat Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., G.C.M.G., C.B., High Commissioner for Canada, acting a8 a guinea pig or decoy duck for doubtful companies, injures the national complain, THBEE NOTABLE ASSEMBLAGES are to be held at Washington in August: the American Academy for the advanee- ment of science om the 19th of thas menth; the Geological Society of America about the same time, and the Intar- national Geological Congress on the 26th of August.Thete gatherings of men devoted to pure science cannot fail to engege the attention of the whole civilized world.\u2014_\u2014 BERING SEA\u2014A NEW PHASE.The American Commercial Company does not approve of the modus vivendi, or close reason which has been agreed upon between Great Britain and the United States respecting Bering sea.The Company has entered a protest in which it lays down two points.First, that as the United States are in undisputed possession of the Islands of St Paul and St George, the right of the Federal Govera- ment to dispose of far seals born on said Islands bas never been questioned ; and this being so, the company assumes that the right of the United States or its lessees to take fur seals on the said islands within unquestioned jurisdiction is beyond dispute, and not subject to interference by any other state.Secondly, if the eastern portion of Bering Sea is not marine territory of the United States, but is \u201c high seas,\u201d neithez the United Stats ncr Great Britain are competent to decide who shall or sball not be permitted to navigate these waters, fish or take scale in them, ote.,, With regard to the fret point it may be noted that if the United States Government, as owser of the is'ands mentioned, has power to lease them fcr seal fishing purposes, it surely has power to place restrictions upon the lessees for the purpose of protecting the seals from threatened extinction.The second point is the more important, and fairly raises tbe question as to the right of Great Britain and the United States to assume jurisdiction over any portion of the high seas without the consent of other na- tions, If the policing of Bering Sea by credit, and of that we have a right to MONTREAL HERALD.TURSDAY JUNE 30 891.British and American cruisers should result in the question being transferred to the courts, it may possibly be found that both Governments have done that which is consutationally ultra v res.That is the position which The Victoria, B.C., Times takes.Iteavs: \u201c No two nations are competent to decide who shall navigate and fish or seal on the high seas.The act of Great Britain and the United States is an usurpation, and that is all that can be said about it.\u201d This opens up an interesting field for legal as well as diplomatic controversy.ComMENTING UPON the fact that our Tory Government \u201cwent to the country\u201d with the statement that a dissolution was necessary because of reciprocity ne- gotiatiors with the United States, The Chicago Tribune points out that the reciprocity correspondence shows \u201cthat there were no negotiations in progress, and that the statement was an election trick.\u201d That is now preity well understood in Canada.lm HOMEWARD BOUND.The announcement that Premier Mercier and his trusty colleague, Hon.Mr Skehyp, will be home next month, after having successfully accomplished ths main object of their mission, will be re ceived with pleasure by men of all parties.The effecting of the financial arrangements mentioned in yesterday\u2019s Herald, not the only important thing accomplished by the delegation.Messrs.Mercier and Shehyn have taken the trouble t3 maka know in Europe the great resources and capabilities of this Province, the fresdom and excellence of ber institutions, civil, political, municipal and religious, and the splendid field she offers for the safe investment of capital.This in due time will bear frait of great value to the Province and indirectly to the whole of Canada, and direct hither men and money to promote the development of our country.That will be quite as important as the* satisfactory financial arrangements effected by the ministerial delegation.We understand that the deputation which went over to Europe to study aod report upon the question of cultivating sugar beets and their manipulation into sugar, will also return with Messrs.Mercier and Shebyn.The knowledge they have acquired in this connection, we have reason to believe, will satisfactorily set:le the question whether or not this Province is adapted to the growth of beets for sugar-making purposes.Their report will be awaited with interest.The honors bestowed on Messrs.Mercier and Shebyn will also lend eclat to their home coming, entitling them, as they do, to the sincere and heariy c.ngratu- lations of the people of this Province.\u2014_\u2014 PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT, Premier Abbott was in town yesterday.F.L.Mason, of Paris, is registered at thse Windsor.H.Middleton Wood, of Toronto, is at the Hall.; Ald.Cunningham left for Quebec last even- ng.Glover C, Davis, of Chicago, is stopping at the Balmoral, H.Leach, of Kingston, is stoppin at the Richelieu Hotel.Jas.C.Kingdon, of Bordeaux, was at the \u2018Windsor yesterday.Judge Balley, ofSt.Albans, Vt., is registered at the Hall.Dr.Senior, of Manchester, Euglaad, is stopping at the Hall, The Hon, G.W Hendee, ex-Governor of Vermont, ls at the Hall.John Hendry, of Vaacouver, B.C., is a guest at the Windsor.W.N.Evanson, of Sault Ste Mario, isa guest at the Balmoral.H.G.Tucker and wife, of Owen Sound, are at the Balmoral, G.G.Hildvard, of London, is registerad at the Balmoral.Dr.A.Petit, of Nashura, N.H,, = registered at the Hotel Riendeau.Wm, 8.Allen, of London, England, and family are guests at the Hall.8ir Allred Sherlock Gooch, of Benacre Hall, Suffolk, Eng., is at the Windsor: Capt.MacDougall, of the Allan Line steamship Polynesian, is & guest at the Windsor.J.C.Goodwin, of Philadelphia, is among the arrivals at the Balmoral.WW.Beach and O.N.Fisher, of Toronto, are guests at the Balmoral, Thos, M.Williams snd Allan Gilmour, of Ottawa, are stopping at the Windsor.Robt.Sedgwick, Deputy Minister of Justice, Ottawa, and Mrs, wick are at the Wind- r sor, J.J.Stewart, of The Halifax Herald, accompanied by Mrs.Stewart and some friends, are guests at the Windsor, Among the latest arrivals at the Hall are : Ww.G.frown, Toronto; W.P.Stone.New York; H.Gould, London, Eng.; E.A, Baker, Douglas, Man.; Chas.Palmer, Cornwall; George Ë.Robinson, Newport.T.Poulin, Quebec; Fhos.Wright aud Aug.Dufort, Winnipeg: eo.Mongenais.St.Jean; KE Dorlon, Island Pond; Jas, Fraser and J, Lavalle, Ottawa, are at the Rlendeau.James Alexander, Quebec; J.B.Sarmoud, Boston; G.W.Downey, Seaforth; P.MeCor- miek, Woontsaket, Prov: G.Johnston and wife, amilton,, W.Cassels, Toronto, are among the latest arrivals at the Hall.An Early Morning Blaze, At 3:30 this morning an alarm of fira Was given, the occasion being a blaze at the tobacco store of Mrs.Lamontegne, 443 St.Lawrence- Main-street.The building was badly gutted, and the stock in great measare destroyed.The fire was caused by the ignition of matches under the counter, presumably from rats gnawing them, es Summer Smiles, The clerk who had been stealing for a long time finally got it.We imagine that a grizzly must have a bearytone voice.A man at a Summer hotel always speaks of his bills in the highest terms.Education is all right, just so it does not leave the victim too smart to work and not smart enough to get along without work: Studentsof floriculture have placed eyeglasses among the popular noze-gaze in Boston.When it comes to housecleaning there is only here and thers 8 man who seems to be truly religious.Though there are billions of people in the world, every man\u2019s happiness depends on bow two or three treat him.Yard says he'll make every hing clear concerning himself, In other words, in hisopi- anion he\u2019ll turn out a square Yard, The modus vivendi for sealing uo the seal fisheries having been published, the modus opsrandi of doing it may be expected soon.Jumpuppe\u2014Confound those theosophists.Jasper\u2014W hy?Jumpuppe\u2014Thsy convince : my wife that she has seven bodies, and sh went off and bought a dress for each one, [PEE Are free from all crude and irritating matter.Concentrated medicine only.Carter's Little Liver Pills.Very small; very easy {> take; Do paln; no griping no purging.Try them, - OURRENT OHRONIQUES.Rev.Principal Grant was in the city yesterday.Whether or no his visit bad any political significance, of course I do not know.But it is announced that Sir Hector Langevin will definitely re tire at the clcse of the present session, and some of bis friends have been booming Dr.Grant as the leader ot the Conservative party.It may be that he is looking to the succession.» * Now, he is a Tory of the Tories.I met him once, casually, though now he dces not know my name even.I was strolling along with a gentleman who was acquainted with him, and he gave me a passing introduction as the Principal came ont of a Presbytery meeting.As we passed on, I said to my companion, \u201cThat man is a rank Tory, notwithstanding his equal rights blather, so far as I can judge from his talk.\u201d \u201cYou are not far wrong \u2014\u2014\u2014,\u201d\u2019 was the reply cf my companion, who, by the way, was & member of the Mackenzie Government, \u201cyou have sized him up pretty accurately.\u201d + Of course it is hard to say, but if the rev.doctor does not forsake the pulpit for the political platform before long I am a long way out in my guess.x = The man who occupies the lowest position in life is always working for hire.: Lr The latest trade returns show that Canada\u2019s exports are increasing and her imports falling off.The country can stand a continuance of this process for a while and not suffer much .\u2014Montreal Gazette.If you cau prove that such a state of affairs can last, you will be the cleverast political economist who ever tackled the subject.All trade is barter, and, while there may be fluctuating balances in the end the impots and exports will equal each other.But it is not worth while to enlarge on this polnt\u2014it belongs fo the infant class politicaPeconomy.x, Rudyard Kipling is dying of consumption.Rudyard Kipling has regained hts bealth.Rudyard Kipling is travelling incognito through Americ& Rudyard Kipling is spending a vacation in the Riviere.Such are the reports.From them all I should judge that Rudyard Kipling has got hold of the right end of the advertising string.* x * Judge Martine has earned a new green laurel wreath ofthe crop of 1891 by rebuking a shyster lawyer who, while defending à man charged with beating his wife to death, brought the defendant\u2019s sister and daughter into court and got up a tearful scene to awaken the jury\u2019s sympathies.\u2014New York | Journal.The late M.C.Cameron did the sams thing once in a trial for manslaughter, ordering the removal of the prisoner's wife and child from the court room, where they bad made a dramatic entry at the instance of the prisoner's counsel.Some who witnessed the incident thought it harsh at the time, but it was good hard sense nevertheless.LA ; As a rule, judges are tolerably go>l udges of human nature.I recollect when the law cams int> force which gave a prisoner the option of being tried before a judge or geing to a jury.I asked a noted crook who was under arrest hich he preferred.* Well,\u201d said he, \u201cfI was innocent I'd like to be tried fore a judge without any counsel, bus it T was gulity.I'd like to have a jury w th a good lawyer to tangle them up as much as possible.\u201d + I do not know Bardsley, the defanlting Philadelphia city treasurer, but he ig a humorist.He says he only \u2018\u2018commingled his money with that of the fublic.\u201d \u201c Commingled\u201d is good\u2014he ought to get double price for that phrase.* * * Is is announced that Lord and Lady Brooke will sue every English newspaper that allnded to them disrespectfully in connection with the Tranby Croft affair.It might be interesting to know just how anybody could speak of that affair with altitudinous respect.* The historidal Prodigal Son ¢ook the husks of the corn.Now he takes the juice, - Lu By Mrs, Harrisson\u2019s express orders no foreign goods will be used in refurnishing and decorating the rooms of the White Houre except where it is impossible to precure the ne- | cessary material in America,\u2014The New York i World.; Well China did something like that about the time of\u2014or was it anterior to\u2014 Confucius?I.don't know that it did China any good, but hunting for the remains of the wail affords a pleasing re- leyation to atcbæologists.» 2 + We often hear complaints of the lack ofa United States navy.If the policy of exclusion is to prevail how can that country ever expect to have a navy?\u2018I'here 18 no navigation batweenKalama- zoo and Tacson.*® * It was & massive iatellect that conceived the idea of quarantining sheep and swine impoited into Canada from | the British continent.A man with such a gigantic brain should not lug it around.He ought to get is checked and leave it in the hotel office.«+ * An Albany man recently stole an eight-day clock.The judge made it ten days for him\u2014 Yonkers Statesman.Taea of course he was run down.xr A Columbus youth declares he can\u2019t have a \u2018pressing engagement\u2019 but his girl is \u201cup in | arms about 1t,\u201d\u2014Célumbus Post.Well, it is only a waist of time.Hotel Roberval, Roberval, P.0.Sitnate at the Canadian Adirondacks, the haunts of the Onananiche, Lake St, John.\u2018The Hotel Roberval, lately extended and improved, now one of the most commodious J uramer Jotels in Canada, 18 now, open and in full swing for the season of 1891.ake ohn mav we) ca © sportsman\u2019s paradise.; Immediately in front of the Hotel Roberval, And all along the Roberval shore, is to be had the earliest Onan anicho fishing of ae Season.ais exciting sport may be enjoyed at its best from the first week of July to jhe 18th September.- 255 The payment of regular hotel rates secures to the sporting fraternity of the United States, Canada and Europe the privileges of some of the grandest fishing waters of North America.=~ We bave muc leasure iu drawing the attentien of the tourist, health and be ouse at Graud Discharge\u2014run in connection with seeker to the Hote] Roberval and Island the hotel\u2014and both the property of Mr.H.J.leasure mer.The Hotel Roberval, at Lake St.John, 1s now easily accessible by rail from Montreal, via Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Railways, or by ichelieu Navigation Co.\u2019s steamers to Quebec, thence by Quebec and Lake St.John Railway's daily Parlor Car Service, Guests are landed right at the doors of the hotei, FRASER, VIGER & CO.CHOICE HILLHURST DAIRY BUTTER From the dairy of the Hon.Senator Cochrane, Hillhurst, P.Q., received evety week.Also Choicest Brome Tounty Prize Dairy Butter, from the Argyll Farm,West Bolton, P.Q., \u2018all in nice handy littie tubs running from 10 to 3) pounds each.Also the Choicest Jersey Print butter, received regularly twice a week, express from the Townships, every Tuesday and Friday mornings.FRASER, VIGER & CO.iger & Cos Burgundy Wines.Stocks now complete.Genuine Burgundies, Still and Sparkling, of the finest qualities.STILL BURGENDIES.2 doz.King William IV.V.0.P.Seoteh Whisky SPARKLING BURGUNDIES.Sparkli Burgundy, White 15 00 16 59 SPArkling Burgundy, Red Beaune Mousseux.18 00 19 50 Sparkling, Red, Burgundy Chambertin Mousseux.2200 23 5) FRASER, VIGER & CO.\u2014 f the very finest and cldest Malt Whiskies produced north of the Grampians, Sore Highland.Mat Whisky.Ask for King William 1V.$1 50 per bottle, $17 per case.iil} L.Davis & Cos.Diamond Brand Cincinnati Hams.3 tierces- 6250.of these choice ugar Cured ams just received.Br eine & Co's New York Our Trade Mark Bacon and Hams, a trifle higher in price, but of unrivalled quality.Ferris! N.Y.choice large Smoked Tongues, Ferris\u2019 N, Y.choice Smoked Beef.Armour\u2019s Chicago tar Brand Hams.Armour\u2019s Chicago Star Brand Bacon.Lawry\u2019s Hamilton \u201cBest\u201d Hams.Lawry\u2019s Hamilton \u201c Best\u201d\u2019 Bacon.Full stocks of one and all just fresh in, FRAER, VIGER & CO.200 Cases Pommery Chams- pagnes.The ever popular Pommery.Always ready for each call., quarts, $31 per case.Pommery Ses 9 , 8 oe case.oe Ext a Jints, arts, $33 per case ery Extra Sec, quarts, .Pommes do, pints, $38 per case.FRA ER, VIGER & CO\" The Best Brands of Baking Powder.We handle only two brands, but they ars undoubtedly the best to be had.; The Royal stands at the head of the list of U.8.Baking Powders, And for a quarter of a century or more, Mc- Laren\u2019s (ooks' Friend ing Powder has been without a rival in the Canadian market, 107 dozen 1 1b tins Royal Baking Powder, 50 dozen 4-1b tins Royal Baking Powder.Just received direct from the factory, McLaren\u2019s Cook\u2019s Friend Baking Powder always on hand and always fresh, at the ian Warehouse, Lalian W FRASER, VIGER & CO.\u2014 Chateau Malleret Claret.rintage of 1181.$1 per quart bottle, or in x Ses, $10 per dozen quarts, $11 per 2 dozen pints, Club Claret, in quarts, $6 per dozen,\u2019 Club Claret, in pints, $3.50 per dozen.Margaux Claret, Margaux Claret, our bot tling, $3.50 per dozeu.FRASER, VIGER & .CO., 199 ST.JAMES STREET (NK SE Grand tree L DOMINION DAY, at 3 B35 $10 DOWN, $5 MONTHI,Y.Excursion To ) IK p.m., from Dalhous'e Station.Grandest Subdivision HEALTHIEST LOCALITY.Call at our office one-half hour before train time.inthe Market.LARGEST?LOT FOR $35.TWENTY MINUTES\u2019 RIDE $18,000 worth of lots sold in five weeks.Bring the wife and children.Agent station 20 minutes befcre train time.PARENT BROS., 46 ST.JAMES STREET.Armour\u2019 Pork Beef Canned and Smoked Meats, Oils, Glues, Extract of Beef and Vigoral Held in Stock, Free and in Bond, by JAMES ALLEN Sole Agent Armour & Co., Chicago.WHOLESALETRADEONLY SUPPLIED Office and Warehouse : C ustom House Sq., Montreal S.ALLSOPP SONS, (LIMITED) 0 1 India Palo Ale in Nine & Eighteen Galion Casks.i \u2014ALSO\u2014I Quarts and Pints No, 1 INDIA PALE ALE Cuartsand Pints EXTRA STOUTY Srecially bottled by the Brewers.All for sale b) FRASER, VIGER& C , 0 JOAN ROBERTSON SON, 1.B.H, RI Y CO'Y CILLESPIES & COY, STRAW HATS All the Newest Styles \u2014 AT e\u2014\u2014\u2014 MILLS THE HATTER 2397 ST.CATHERINE-STREET \u2018Three doors West of Peel Street Near Windsor Hotel Montreal Board of Trade.\u201c&Tenders for the erection of the new building for the Montreal Board of Trade will be received by the Building Committee up to Monday 2th July inclusive; Tenders to be - upon forms to be sn piied by the Secretary to whom they should be addressed.The specifications, conditions and drawings can be seen atthe Board's Office.\u2019 Each tender must be for the whole building Corne Buiai C itt e Building Committee reserves (to itse the right to reject any or all tenders.i fo By order, GEO.HADRILL, | ommce of Board of Trade, Secretary.10 St.John-atreat, Montreal, June 26, 1891.| ca EN AMUSEMENTS.QUEEN'S HALL esr: 3 ti: OPERA HOUSE ::: g Always Cool, ®enaiaa, A Good Iteserved Seat, 500, TO-NIGET Roth Lyric Opera Co.Tho Pirates of Penzance Extra matinee Dominion Day and Satu yNext Du ES BLACK HUSSAR.Seats au v .o.Sheppard's ic i » Windsor Hotel.PP usic Store and Gaiety Theatre and Museum W.H, BRISTOM .Manager Open the year round from 1.30 to 10,80 p.m ,\u2014g stage shows daily at 2.80, 3.30, 4:30, 7.45.8.45 .m, Admissi Band 100 exira, ission 106, Reserved seats fhursday afternoon sc 1 under 10 admitted Toreroo: Children } Bg Somer Park \u2014\u2014\u2014 Every evening-\u2014Buñaays included.Matinees Saturday and Sunday, The celebrated Orchestra of the Conger.\u2018vatory.Grand performances.Also new attractions every week.Admission, - 10e Gnly Art Association ~f Montreal PHILLIP'S SGuaRE GALLERIES Open Daily From 9 am to 6 pm.Admission - 2Bcts.BEL-AIR RACES Summer Meeting «= TO BE HELD ON \u2014 Wednesday, 1st July Saturday, 4th July Five - Races - Each-Day INCLUDING \u2014\u2014\u2014 À STEEPLECHASE WALKER'S CLUR \u2018 ndicap S'eaple- chase, $500 added money, 14 entrieg\u201427th June.EL PADRE Handicap $1000, 21 entries \u2014Ist July CARSLAKE STAKES for 3 year olds 17 entriee\u2014âth July, rn cy np Special trains leave Bonaventure and Wind- sor-stieet tations at 1.3 and 2 o'clock p.m., returning after the races.Season or commit tation tickets not aceepted on Race Trains.Parlor car accommodation on all trains 2c esch way.(Parlor éars reserved for Mem- -bers aud * all Privilege\u201d badge holders).RETURN FARE, 50c.Admission Free On showing Railway Ticket Field Stand 25e Grand Stand $1, CARSLAKE\u2019S ST.LEGER SWEEP $50,000.00.ist horse 4 prizes $3000 \u201c\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$1200 2nd do 450 2000 8 a do 4 do 1000 tiiesnene 4000 Other starters, 4 prizes, $2000 each\u2014di- vided equally.Ceussessss .8009 Non-starters, 4 prizes, $4,500\u2014divided equally.ui0ue srccuusosse0s < * COTICKETS - - 85 EACE.2 SES ENTERED - - - 744 PRIZES ( Feisnumbered trom 1 to 2500\u20144 of each.Drawing Sept.7th.Race Sept 9th.Result mailed to country subscribers.Carsiake\u2019s Bupplementary One Dollar St.Leger Swoop 12,800 Tickets, $1 Each.N.B.~\u2014No connection with other Sweeps.\u2014\u2014-GUARANTEED TO FLLL\u2014 Address GEO.CARSLAKE, Prop.Mansion House, 522 St.James-st.Montreal, Cambridgeshire Oct.28 .$40,000.LOUIS ROEDERER GRAND VIN SEC CHAMPAGNE Rich Dry Wine, BRUT, the Perfection of Dry Champagne.\u2014 = Alx.Andrea Kraay & Co.CLARETS AND SAUTERNES, Finest imported.CUINNESS\u2019S STOUT.Bull Dog Brand.BASS\u2019S ALR.Foster's Bottling, SCOTCI WHISKY Cockbtrn'a Vory Old Highland, Stewart's Glenturrit.Glen Lion Highland Whisky.Bou illier G.Briand & Co.FINE OLD BRANDIES.J.& R.McLEA, Bale Agoëts fr the Dorinisn.Six Per Cent Debentares ISSUED BY THE EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY Head Office, £08 Broadway, - - New York By the issue of new shares at premium, some of which have been subscri at Montreal, the paid-up capitsl of the Equitable Mortgage Company is now being increased to Four Million Dollars with a total surplus of nearly Two Million Dollars, The cheques of the Company are cashed at par at Mont~ For sale at par and accrued interest ¢,_ LEWIS A.HART, NOTARY, Investment Securities, 107 St, J ames-atreet.Montreal, M\u201d ~\u2014\"\" \"In- igh ol.De Series ds nd- nus ns.256 ma= ro g = ss to.+ _ ANOTHER BIG DAY, - Great Racing Promised at Bel- Air Track To-Moyrow~Brokers\u2019 Purse Stake Race.MONTREAL AND TORONTO, \u2018The Two Lacrosse Teams Will Meet Again To-Morrow Afterucon at Rosedale\u2014The Wrestling Match at Sherbrooke To.Night\u2014Jockey Garrison\u2019s Suspension\u2014 Sullivan May Fight Jackson.The entries for the Brokers Parse race ta be run at Bel-Air to-morrow afternoon closed last might with\" the secretary aad the following are the names of the horses and handicaps : pr ul Helen Leigh Taciician,.Mukanna.Underwood.,.146 The program to-morrow consists of five races and each will bs keeuly contested.Should the weather prove favorable a lurge crowd will go out to the track and make the day a greater 8uc ess than the first.Far more a:com moudation arrangemertst:ave been mad.by both the Grand Trunk and C.P.R.to run special trains to the track at 12:39 o'clock ard all those desirous of going out at that hour need not hold back on excuse of not having had lunch ss this will be supplied &t the grounds by Mr.McGuire, Racing ut sheepshead Bay.SHEEPSHEAD Bay, June 29.\u2014First race, # mile\u2014Eclipse 1, Dr.Hasbrouck 2, Kitty T.3.Time, 1:11 1-5, Second Race, 1 mile\u2014Reclare 1,Chesapeake 2, Lizzie 5.Time, 1:41.Third race, Thistle stakes, 1 3.16 miles\u2014Fairy 1, Hocdlum 2, 8an Juaa 3.Time, 2:03 3-5.Fourth race, Great Trial stakes, 3 mile\u2014His Highness 1, Dagon 2, Victory .Time, 1:12 1-5.Fifth race, 1} miles\u2014Materloda 1, Stockton 2, Drizkie 3.Time, 2:103.Sixth rece, 1} miles\u2014St, John 1,Come- totaw 2, Tamany 3.Time, 2:39 1-5, Results at Gloucester, Groucésrer, Mass.June 29.\u2014Firat Tace, 6} furlonge\u2014Ladaeer 1, Carnot 2, Lannes 3.Time, 1.24.Second race, } mile\u2014Buderwin 1, Mil- dam 2, Leprechaun 3.Time, .504.Third race, 64 furlongs\u2014Nominee 1, Laurie 2, Pardon 3.Time, 1:25.Fourth race, § mile\u2014Elyton 1, King.idle 2, Kingerab 3.Time, 1.59%.Fifth race, 4} furlongs\u2014Ectasy 1, Fox- hill 2, Evangeline 3.1:me, .56, Sixth race, 1 mile\u2014Lotion 1, Lord of the Harem 2, Kyrl B.3.Time, 1.443.Kansas City Races, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.Kansas Cry, June 29.\u2014First race, § mile\u2014Richard 1, Ray 2, Bob Francis 3.Time, 1:06.Second race, ÿ mile\u2014Tramp 1, Bana- donia 2, Bob Paxton 3.Time, 1:164.\"Third race, § mile\u2014Wild Rose |, Owl 2, Receiver 3.Time, 1:31%.Fourth race, § mile, heats\u2014Bob Purdy 1, Rabbi 2, Rocket 3.Time, 1:05}.Fifth race, } mile\u2014Ha'fisher 1, Jack White 2.No third.lime, 50}.Sixth race, à mi:e\u2014Gold Dust 1, Col- x .: .SECOND INNINGS, C Payne, c Steele,b Little.F Ireland, b Bristowe.Darby, runout.8 Payne, c Little, b Bentele T J Crookall, ¢ Taylor, b Bristowe.Greet, b Little.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.sous sac0s H McNevin, ¢ Bell, b Little.A 8 Boutellier, c Benteley, b Bristow J Nutting, sub, b, Little.ve C Sterling, b Little.covieee.it connnnrren ones Hewitt, nObOUt.\u2026.00.0000000 .EXUIB8ecaertecninrnieecininss corsen vnnn cass BQWLING ANALYSIS\u2014FIRST INNINGS.OR M W.A Turton.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.12 2 2 2 145 LitIO.\u2026uuscusennu ses 12 19 3 2.3 SECOND INNINGS, 9 12 8 2 4 3 18 0 1 18 .8 10 2 56 2 3 1 2 0 \u2014 BASKBALL.The Munges and Toronto University Team To-Morrow* The Toronto University beseball team, champions of Canada, will be here tomorrow mornipg and two games will be played on the Shamrock grounds during the day with the Mungos, champions of Lower Canada.The Torontos put up a lively game of ball and the matches tomorrow ought to satisfy the ordinary crank, ag the Mungos are no chickens ?- and an evenly contested struggle for su { about collar and elbow.premacy is looked forward to.Ottawa Juniors Still have It, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.æaces.This hope weems to hate beer] Orrawa, Juno 26,\u2014-Zhe Ottawa Junior ainst the selection.THE.MONTREAL HERATID.TUESD4Y Lacrcsse Club, holders of the district championship, to-day def-ated the Yeung Capitals by 3 goals to 1.The winners, through Spittal, Irving and Deslauriers, scored tbe 1st, 2nd and ith games, and Markell, for the Young Capitals, scored tue 3rd.J.O'Conuer was referee, and T.Dunn and J.Ashen- buret, ampires.To Shake Up the Team.ST.Louis, June 29,\u2014Kelly\u2019s killers left for home to-night.The team is to be shaken up.Ed.Crane and Robinson will be laid off.If desirable players can be secured to replace them, both will be released.Crane was slated to pitch to-day, but was fot in condition.Pete Browning Released.CLEVELAND, June 29.\u2014The Pittsburg Club to-night released Pete Browniag fcr indifferent play and signed Shortstop Spurney, a Cleveland youth.THE WHEEL.The Trouble in the L A.W.New York, June 27.\u2014There are prospects of more trouble batween the officials of the League of American Wheel- men.The removal of C.S.Randall from the cffice of chairman of the racing board has aroused the Western contingent, It is said that several requès's have been made from time to tims to Treasurer Brewster for a statement of the finances of the organization, but the requests have always been disregarded.Brewster has been the tressurer of the L.A.W.for a number of years, and annually handles thousands of dollars belonging to the association.It ig but natural, therefore, that a financial statement should be requested.1t is rumored that Treasurer Brewster was recently asked by President Dunn for a statement of the finances of the organization, and that Brewster re- fuged point blank to farnish the information, or to even allow his accounts to be audited.It is this matter that is going to lead to trouble.A prominent L.A.W.member said: \u201cIf Brewster relieves that any such a mode of procedure will be tolerated by the league he is mistaken.The accounts have not been audited for a long time._\u2014\u2026 LAWN TENNIS, The Great Playing of Sa unders, the English :Protessionak Saunders, the English professional tennis player, recently played a match i game at the Prince's Club courte, London, Eng., in which he showed that in bis present form he far outclasses his professional brethren of England, and, it may be said of Europe.He conceced Lantham,the well-known playe , the long odds of half-30 and gcored a well-earned victory.Saunders bad tbe advantage of playing in his own court, and this, with the weakness of Lantham\u2019s service and first stroke, enabled him to defeat such a strong player at the astonishing odds.Latham won the first set\u2019 6\u20143, 36 strokes (including odds) to 29.The second set was fiercely contested.EFaun- ders winning by 8\u20146, 49 strokes to 51 (including odds).Saunders won the third set by 6\u20144, 34 strokes to 86 (including odds), andithe fourth by 6\u20144, 34 strokes to 31 (including odds).The sun:mary was 3 sets tv 1, 23 games to 20, 146 strokes to 154 (including odds).All the games were hotly fought, deuce being called no less than five times in the first, while thrice was a\u2019 common occurrence.Latham\u2019s activity and power of return were the features, and eo important a factor were they that annders was compelled to have resource.to his very high drop service on many\u2019 occasions, ROWING, The Poor Form Shown in the Last Championship Race.Sydney Mail: The very poor form shown in the last championship race has caused no end of comment.Certainly the rowing was only of third rate kind.Stanbury did nothing bru.liant, and McLean rowed a very poor race.The event was only remarkable for the absolute indifference of the public as to which won.Very little money was staked on the result, and nearly everyone was anxious to back McLean, while Stanbury had no support at all.1 oniy remember twe matches for the championsbip where so poor a display wss made by the defeated man.No one seems able to explain why Mclean did pot row up to practice form, and he himself cannot account for it, Golng On wit™ _ __.c, oats, SPRO AS PATIRALD.New York, J 4.e #9.\u2014In spite of the action of the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union in refusing to permit the Long Island Amateur Athletic Lasgue to hold a championship meeting on Auguss 22, the officials of the latter organization are going right on with their preparations for the games.The league disclaims any intention of fighting the A.A.U., but thinks the union will change its decision and sanction the meeting.W.B.Curtis hag ac cepted the position of referee at the games, = MISGELLANEOUS.A Novel Challenge, SPECIAL TO THE HBRALD.New York, June 29.\u2014Richard Toner and Jeff Carpenter called at The Police Gazette office yesterday and left the fo:- lowing novel challenge : We have a monkey, Mary Jane, who has been educated to kill rats by using a hammer.We will match the monkey to kill rats against anybody's dog, the monkey to use the tack hammer, rats for pounds, that is, if the dog weighs 25 pounds, 25 rats must be kille+.The stakes to be from $100 to $500.Richard K.Fox to be final stakeholder.We will | meetany one at The Police Gazett office to errar ge a match upon the acceptance of the above challenge First come, first served.\u2014_\u2014\u2014,\u2014 .WRE»+s} To-night\u2019s Wrestling Match Between Mc- Mahon and Quinn.Detective McMabon and party will leave for Bherbrooke shis moraing at 8 o'clock.The detective is in excellent form for his mateh to-night with champion W.H, Quinn.The people around £ herbrooke are great admirers of Quinn ond are confident of his winning, but our man may show him a thing or two Will Moet All Comers.~ .New Yorx, June 27.\u2014Benny Jones, the 118-pound catch-ag-catch-can wrestler.ns AFL EE a.MEY EO TW A ES loft this city for Deuver, Col., last night.He is under coutract with Harry Webb to meet all ccmers in that locality, Jones was born in Lancashire, England, in 1857, and defeated in that country Owen McCarthy, Joe Massey, Frad Hob- sou (twice), Sam S oan and others.Com- mg to this country he joined Jim Faulkner, whois now in Buffalo, and they went throuzh the country with the John L.Sullivan combination, meeting with saccess.Yeosterday\u2019s Games, NATIONAL LEAGUE.At New York.\u2014 R.H.E New York.200202200-81 2 Boston.000V1200I1\u2014410 3 Batteriss\u2014Ewing and Buckley; and Bennett.Umpire-MeQuade.At Philadelphia .Brooklyn .001 0 0 0 8 2 0 4 Philadelphia) 3 3 1 0 0 X 0 0 1\u201410 12 4 Lovett and Tom Daily; Esper, Gleason and Clement.Umpire\u2014Husst.Teninnings.At Cincinnati\u2014 BH.E.Cincinnati.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0002-3 à 4 Cleveland.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 &000\u20141 4 2 Baiteriee\u2014Rhines and Harrington; Vian and Zimmer, Umpire-\u2014Battin.Eleven innings.At Chicago\u2014 Chicago.Clarkson R.H, E.232016000-8131 Pittsburg.\u2026.30000000 0-387 MBatieries\u2014Hutchison and Kittridge; Baldwin and Mack.Umpire\u2014Lynch, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, At Boston EB H, E.Bo~ton.401000300713 Washington.0900110006 8258 Barter es\u2014Buffington and Murphy; Foreman and McGuire.Umpire\u2014Ketins, At Philade!phia\u2014 R.H.E.Athletics.4 0 0 0 01 0 0 0\u20145 ¢ 3 Baliimore.0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0\u2014410 4 Batterles\u2014Weyhing and Miller; Cunning- bam and Townsend.Umpire\u2014Ferguson.At St.Louis\u2014 R.H.E.St.Louis .2 110400 2 O\u201410 13 4 Columbus.v 0000108419 8 Batteries\u2014Neal, Watts and Munyan; Dolan and Donohue, Umpire\u2014Davis.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE RING, Sullivan may yet Meet Jackson ia the Ring.Sax Feaxcieco, June 29.\u2014~John L.Sullivan left for Australia at 3 o'clock this afternoon.A large crowd waved the big Boston pugilist adieu and many a worshipper wished him a safe journey and a speedy return.Peter Jackson was introduced to Sullivan just befrre the Mariposa sailed, and the Bostonian said: I am pleased to meet you, Mr.Jsckson.\u201d After a few pleasaut remarks bad been made John L blorted out: I can beat any man in tbe world.\u201d To this Peter replied: ** I would like to have a try with youn.\u201d \u201cFor how much?\u2019 asked Sullivan, \u201c Well,\u201d replied Jackson, * I have not much money just now.\u201d \u201c Raiee all you cap,\u201d ssid Sullivan, \u201c and we'll seo about it.\u201d When sailing time came the men parted on excellent tarms, Jackson saying heartily: \u201cI wish yon all succe:s in Australia, Mr.Sullivan,\u201d The company gives a performance at Honolulu and ogens in\u2018Australia at Her Majestr\u2019s Theatre, Sydrey.The idol of & uggerdom carries about forty letters of i troduction to Australian sports, and at Auckland, New Zealand, M.J.Gallagher will give tue Sullivan party a big reception.What Kilrain Says.Eerrast, N.Y., June 29.\u2014The Bost mn Globe correspondent saw \u201cJaks\u201d Kilrain to-day and had a short talk with him about the event which is just now agitating the sporting world, name'y the prospective meeting between Slavin and Suilivan.When asked to express his opinion cof the merite of tae two men aad tbe prospects of their meeting, Kilrain said : '* Well, now, it\u2019s hard to pick the winner.1 don\u2019t know how to answer you.They are both good men, and would be very evenly matched, and I would hesitate a good, long while before puting my money on cither fellow.However, if Sullivan could get well and go in the ring in his best condition, I rather think he would have an advantages over Slavin.Slavin is 8 good puncher, but be will take a punch to give a punch, and that ig against him.Of course every blow a fellow gets in a fight helps to lay him out.Sullivan is also the bigger man ot he two.\u201d The reporter here interrupted, and reminded Kilrain that he bad been quoted 8'n tome of the New York papers as say- mg on the day atter his meeting with tlavin that the latter had a%ung reacn, but thas he was not a remarkably hard hit ter.Jeske seemed much surprised, and stoutly denied that he said this.t, avin,\u2019 he said,\u201cis a bard hiner.Every blow counts, and witha man whose arms are short like my own this is a decided advantage.I had to take a punch from Slavin in order to get near enoogh to reach him mys: If.That's the way I got my black eyes.* Kilrain was asked if he was satisfied with Referee Dunn\u2019s decision, \u201cWell, there is no uss in kicking when a man 18 licked, and the referee Says 80, that settles it.I can\u2019t see how Dunn cculd make out just as he did.\u201d \u201cIf people understuod the circumstances they would see that the decision is inconsistent.\u201cIt was like this,\u201d he continued, \u201cthe \"clock, which was upon the wall, did not work well,and the timekeeper was keeping time with his watch.In order to strike the gong it was necessary for him to turn around so he could not see us.\u201cWhen I dropped I could have got up right away, bus my friend had just told me I was getting up tuo quick, and to take my time about it.Iwas watching Dunb, who, I supposed, would count the seconds aloud.hen Kelly tarned to strike the gong I was getting up, and when the gong sounded I was up and sparring.On hearing the gong Siavin ang I both supposed that 1t meantsimply the end of the round.We went to our corners as usual, and then Dunn said the fight was ended, My friends immediately;left the ring;and that settled it.course everybody: was confased.I had the worst of the fight at that time probably, but one can\u2019t teil how the other round might have resulted.Returning to the subject in hand the newsman asked Kilrain if he thought the two men would get together.\u201cWell,\u201d said he, \u201cthey\u2019ve got a big purse offered, and ite a big pile of money to fight for.I don\u2019t see why Slavin wants to burry Suliivan-up for, though.The fight ought to be on its merits, and Sullivan is in no shape to fight, You can say what you like, but can tell you Sullivan needs a big pile of training to go into the ring.He hasn\u2019t fought for a lorg time.His money came easy and it has gone easy, and along with it has gone some of his strength.He can't get into trim in a month or six weeks or 10 weeks.He ought to take à year to bring himself around to where he once was.Blavin\u2019s habits are better.He is a steadier liver, and can train up almost any time in a few weeks.With Sullivan it is altogether different.He isa hard trainer.Still they may get together, and if they do it will be a great fight, and I'm biest if I wouldn*t like to see it.Itis not an easy thing to guess who would win, even if they came together soon.Of oourse Slavin has done me, but that's all right.I think hat any great big fellow like Sallivan JUNE 30 15e°, BLAINE THE INTERN.ATIONAL CITY.CATEWAY OF 2 CREAT NATIONS + WHERE COMMERCE »+.MOVES WITW TIDE AND RAIL.Send to the undersi gued for maps and pam- phliets which wiil ir form you about Blaine, get Sound and tb new statoof Washing- lon.Blaine the future Metropolis, Population 1890, 75; 1800, £100.Complete system of electric lights; water: works; ten miles twelve- foot sidewalks; six miles od streets; hag best land-lodked har bor on Puget Sound, Four test trans-con\u2018tinentg Y9Rallways anadian Pacific aud Grent Northern Railways are just completed here; The Northern Pacifioisonly 15m es away and the Union Pacific ta coming, fast asmen and money can build, Now the time to buy lois and realize on the great risein values \u20ac Wo are the larg est owners, Lots range from $75 to $1500, Lots five to ten blocks from water front, $75 and $100; choice, $108 to $250, Terms, one-third down; ce, one Year, in equal monthly payments.You get © the same te rms as given at our offices here and in Blaine.By remitting ten doMars by draft registere à letter or telegraph, we will select for you the best unsold lots, REFERENCES: Every bank and business firm in Seattle; W ashington National Bank; Hon.E.O, Graves, President and Ex-Assist- ant U.B.Treasurer; I, H, Griffith Reality and Banking Co., and Ex-Governor Eugene Semple, Seattle; Fst National Bank; Blaine National Bank and Chamber of Omnmeroeo, Blaine, Washington, - A ddress NEW ENCLAND LAND AND HARBOR IMPR OVEMENT CO.Ocorpantaz BLocE Sasrrim, WAR with good strength and wind would ha a good show with him.I would fight him again tc-morrow for the same purse as we tought for the other night, aud I would be just as confident of winning as was then, and thought sure I had him then.What finished me was that blow in the jaw in the tourth round, when I Was, as I supposed, out of reach.I had no idea Sisvin was near me until\u2014biff came the nurch in the face.I don\u2019t know yet how be did it, and I don\u2019t even know now what hand be did it with.I was not looking at him at all, but was moving away from him as I thought.Sull, as I eay, if Sullivan can get in front of Blavin, and be in good condition, be would be very likely to do bim.That is how 1t looks to me.I don\u2019t think I shall ever fight again.There is nothing atall in it for me, and I think I shall stay out of it and go into business.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 General Sporting Gossip.J.F.Gallagher, the wellknown Boston bockmaker, paid a flying visit to Montreal yesterday.Pools on to-morrow\u2019s lacrosse matches will be sold at Logan\u2019s to-night.\u2018Wm.Barton, a jockey riding at ths Gloucester race track, was drowned this morning while bathisg.Billy McCarthy, the Australian midale-weight, and Aleck Greggains, ex- champion amateur of the Pacific coast, will meet July 21 at the Occidental Club, | \u2019Frisco, for a $1500 purse.H.Y.Dolan, C.Macalister and E.S.Bandy, the American trap shooers, have failed thus far to win a prize in the internaticnal shooting contest which is being beld at Fulham, Eng.Young Mitchell, the champion middleweight of the Pacific coast, is matched to meet Reddy Gallagher of Denver for a $5,000 purse at the Occidental Club of Frisco next September.E.C.McClelland, the Pittsburg runner, is matched to runagainst a horse at Phi- iadelphia, June 27, for $500 a side.The horse will have to run one aod three- quarter miles to McClelland\u2019s three- quarters of a mile.George Lablanche is training Herbert Slade, the *\u201c Maori\u201d for his coming tght In Salt Lake City.Kessler, the Butte City fighter who whipped Lablan- che last year, bas challenged the * marine\u201d to fight again for $500 a side.The letter says he will accept after he is tk rcugh with Sladet Baron de Horn, the diamond king, gave Arnie Oakle7 & magnificent dia- mord pin at Heiderberg,; Germany, recently, Baron de Horn owns some of the firest game preserves in Germany, and Miss Oakley visited his estates on special invitation.He was su mush delighted with her ability in handling the rifle and ehotgun, and her cleverness ss a field shot, that he gave her the dia- mend pin as a eouvenir of his admiration and appreciation.ae BEL-ATR RACES.An extra special train will be run trom the G.T.K.and C.P.R.stations at 12:30 p.m., on Wednesday.July 1.\u2014\u2014\u2014 lee, A ROYAL VISITOR.Prince George of Greece Expected to Arrive iu New York in a Day or Two.New York, June 29.\u2014Prince George of Greece is expected to arrive in this city to-morrow cr next day and will remain until Saturday, July 4, when he will sail on the Servior j 8Liverpool.The priace arrived in San Francisco Tuesday by the steamship Gaelic from Yokohama, to which port he was carried by the Rus- sian gunboat Kolaiz from Viadivostock.ater accompanying him on his tour arouad | There he left the Czarewitz, the world, and distingoishiag himself by defending the heir to the Russian throne from the Japan:ss assassin near Tokio.The Greek consulat Naw York, Demetrive N.Botagsi, with tne managers of the larga Greek cuttin exporting firm of Ralli Bros., and other romineat Greeks, will give a dinner to Prince George at Delmonico\u2019s.As hs is of a quiet and retiring disposition, it is probable tbat bot few guests will be asked to attend.by him to the mayor and other city officers, and the principal places of interest in the city will be viewed.Commander Lomen of the Russian pavy accompanies the prince, woo is just 22 years old, as his naval instractor, and under his guidance the royal visitor - will easily make himself at home in Now York, as the commander has been in the city before.From New York they will preceed immediately to St.Petersburg, where the mother of the prince, the davgbter of the Grand Duke Constantine, is to meet him.The Czar has desired personally to thank the prince for bis aid to the Czarewitz when the latter was murderously attacked, and it is for this reason that the visit will be made.The accounts of the incidents on the streets of 7sq, Japan, the prince says, were somow at exaggerated.Of coarse, the (zarewitz\u2019's life was in danger, but an eff~rt to ward off | the blow did not call for any great amount of bravery, The prince considers it bsrdly worthy of notice.Prince George 1s said to be of striking appearance, 6 feet 2 inches in height, and to bave a taste for athletics.He holds tbe position of licutenant in the Greek navy, to which he was appointed [ on July 9 last, being at the head of the torgedo department, in which branch of the service he is reported to have attained much efficiency.So far wis parents have signified no desiré for him 0 marry.Ce RS EE AE EE a > XK Te Bk AB ROTI.a.TL TERA.a.\u2014 A visit will be made - LAVAL PARK | The Bit Taken at the Start.THE CREAT | North Side Suburban Real Estate Race.Leading at the quarter, at the Lalf, at the three-quarters, and will me under the wire a winner bevonc all compotition, distancing al mpetitors and breaking the record amid the acclamgtions of hun- d'eds of purchasers of à 74 ecutifel, High, Dry, Well Improved Residence Lots \u2014\u2014A = LAVAL PARK = ; \u2014 eee | $35-LOTS.LOTS $35 2% feet by 1389, incliéirg Street Grading, Sidewalk; and Deeds.TERMS: $10 dewn \u2014\u2014 $5 monthly.&= FREE EXCURSION every at 1:30 and 4:40 p.m.You will Le estcnished to tnd such a beaut, and Saturday.iful spot so near home E who get t «1 PARENT BROS., 46 ST.JAMES ST DOMINION >< DAY.me me Bet ptr rt Two Craxd T:lace Cer Free Fxcursiors to LAVAL PARE eves Talhcueie Station at8.50a, m Second Train Leaves at 3 p.m,, to Visit Cur Justly Celotratod $33 Lets, Mr.Daren\u2019 preaches the GOSPEL GF HEALTH, HOMES AND HAPPINES \u2014\u2014AS LL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: ce .We are glad to welcome you to LAVAL PARK on this glorious DAY of ou?TOMINION, and to bave you breathe the pure ozone of our forest trees wafted {rom the Islands scattered in the teautifal waters of this most charmingRiviere de Prairies.The stately pine trees of Perry\u2019s Island in front of this property invite you to their shades, and the clear waters surrounding them are anxioasly wa:ting the drop of your lines to pring forth some ôf the finest specimens of the fiany tribe.This pure, invigorating air is Naiure\u2019s own remedy for many ills that trowd in upon oor city life., We are building beautifal streets; we already have \u2018 hurches, Schools, Stores, but po saloons.Swify traing of light, airy, comfortable cars, furniehed by the g orious C.P.R.carry us to and from the city twenty times a day.Car fareis chear.What more do you ask?\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a etre STOP PAYING RENT In your crowded ard uncemfortable \u201cquarters.Pick up and get outas soln ag you can.BEGIN NOW to sa ure a home\u2014one that yon can call YOUR OWN where ycu can have your own way and be independent.A home Where every hour's work you put upon it will count for yourself and family.A home that will give shelter 10 your family in time of disaster.Perhaps you have herato\u2018ore cn- sidered that such a heme wae beyond your reach.If 80, you are mistaken.Hare it 18 right here, and cur terms are such as to bring it easily within your raach Why rot take it?As jong as you hive in \u201cflats\u201d or rented houses you will be governed by \u201csules and regulations\u201d that were not made in Jouriaterest.Tae dread of moving or keing evicted hangs over yon like a nightmers, NOW is vour time to es-aje.Avail youself of this opportunity.It won\u2019t last always.Moa'raal 19 growing reridly avd eo sre its Cesirableruturte.HOLE LOTS FOR HOME are incresti g in value very fast and will 1 ot long remain at present prices.Just think of it: A BIG 94x100-FOOT LOT FOX $35, $10 DOW 36 MCOTHLY.There is not one in this crowd who cannot buy at least two Lots and = «asily pay for them, thus laying the foundation stone of his little for- tvne and happiness.As our worthy Mayor, we are the people's friezds PARENT BROS.- 48 St.James-St re \u2014\u2014 1825.ESTABLISIBDI 7 ; FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, VHF AGED.CHEAPEST.BEST AWD um \u2014 mn Ee \u2014 mer et ATW LL 6 \"LATEST MARINE N3W3.\u2014\u2014 The Weathor.TORONTO, June 28.\u2014Shallow depressions are situated to-n'ght over the lake region and oft our Atlantic coast, and the pressure 1s highest in the Western States.Showers have again been general to-day in the Maritime Pro- Yinces, Also in Manitoba aud southwestern Ontario a few showers bave occurred, Minimum aud maximum temperatures: Calgary, 4274 QuAppelle, 46-600 Wiuni- .50-64; \u2018roronto, 6-79; Montreal Be pew.£1.04; Halifax, 50-55.\u2019 Probabilities, Lakes\u2014Moderate to fresh souther]y to west - erly winds; generally \u2018air ; showers Or Luun- der storms in some localities, Upper st.Lawrence-\u2014~Moderate winds; generally fair; showers or thunder sturius in some localities ; uot much changes iu temperature.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Mod rate to fresh winds ; mostly fair; not much change in temperature, Marsitime\u2014pModerate winds; cloudy to partly cloudy ; showers in roe locaillies ; not much change in temperature.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn & Harrison, Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Makers, 164u and 1642 Notre Dame-Aurcet\u2014s am,, 65; tom.78; 6 p.m., 75; max.76, min.58, mean 66.By standard barometer\u2014$ a.in., 29,93; 1 p.10.,.9.91; 6 p.m., 23.59.Movements of Ocean Steamships, June 29, Arrived at From Wyoming.New York.Liverpool Ems,.eee \u201c .Bremen SOAK.enn .nenss Southampton.A Westernland.AniWerp.\u2026\u2026.Port of Montreal, ARRIVED\u2014June 29, Steamship Greetlands, 702, Couillard, Cow Bay, H Dobell & Co, coal, Steamship Peace, 11¢2, Korn, Glace Bay, J & R Mclea, coal.Schooner CJ Brydges, 77, Pye, New Brandon, E F Craig, g rindstones, Bark Kelverdale, 1190, Grady, Iloilo, King- man, Brown & Co.sugar.Steamship Montevidean, 2008, Ferguson, London, H& A Allan, general.Steamship Polynesian, Zu:3.McDougall Liverpool, H & A Allan, general, Steamship Astrion, 1(45, Tetuer, Sydney, Kingm an, Brown & Co, coal.Steamnship Gieniffer, 1412, Graham, Mary port, Harling, Roland & Co, genera, Steamship Coban, 683, Fraser, Sydney, Kingman, Brown & Co, coal, Bark Helene, 703, Andresser, Barbadoes.Mclean, Kennedy & Co, molasses® Schooner St Anne, 125, Tremblay, St John\u2019s, C A Boucher, oil.Steamship Dunmore, 820, Campbell, North Sydney, Carbray, Routh & Co, coal.Steamship Texas, 1833, Hunter, Avonmouth Dock, D Torrance & Co, geueral, CLEARED.Steamship Federation, 1578,Chater,London, R keford & Co, general, Steamship Cacouna, 930, McPhail, Sydney, Kingman, B.own & Co, lignt.Burk Jan Melchers, 1417, Henunes, Bristol, Harling, Ronald & Co, general.né Steamship Naples, 1431, Flett, West Hartie- puol, J G Sidey, deals.Steamship Greetlands, 702, Couillard, Cow Bay, H Dobell & Co, light.Steamship Peace, 1102, Korn, Glace Bay, JO R Mekea, light.Steamship Derwent Holme, 1330, Holmes, Quebec, McLean, Kennedy & Co, light.Steamship Dunmore, 820, Campbell, North Sydney, Carbray, Routh & Co, ballast, Steamship Gallina, 1210, Olslen,A vonmoutn Dock, Munuderloh & Co, deals, grain and [um- er.Steamship Beaver, \u20189, Masson, Paspediac, Thos Fraser & LO.general.Vessels in Port, STEAMSHIPS, Polino, 524, Hy Dobell & Co.cSraits ot B:lleisle, 1586, Mc wean, Kennedy & 0.Circassian, 2355, H & A Allan, Lemuria, 1v31, Anderson, McKenzie & Co, Lake Outario, 2556, H E Murray.Colina, 1296, K Returd & Co.Dominion, 2031, D Torrance & Co.Corcan, 2258, H.& A.Allan.Gerona, 1958, R Reford & Co.Montevidean, 2003, H & A Allan.Polynesian, 2023, H & A Allan.; Astrion, lv45, Kingman, Brown & Co.Gleniffer, 14:2, Harling, Ronald & Co.Coban, 688, Kingman, Brown & Co.Texas, 1834, D Torrance & Co, SHIPS.Esther Roy, 158); Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Mabel Taylor, 1«8, Harling, Ronald & Co.BARKS.\\ St.Julian, 1049, Anderson, McKenzie & Co, | Notice to.Consignees Kelverdale, 11 0, Kingman, Brown & Qo.Helene, 703, McLean, Kennedy & Co.BARKENTINES, Petunia, 27, McLean, Kennedy & Co.- SCHOONERS.- J.Savard, 188, C.A.Boucher.CJ Brydges, 77, E F Craig.dl Anne, 125, C A Boucher, Port of Quebec, QUEBEC, June 29.ARRIVED, Bark Alert, Kroger, Bowling, F Gunn, eoa Bark Minnehaha, Mclaughlin, L verpool, Ross & Co, sait.Steamship Oregon, McAuley, Liverpool, W MacPherson, general.Steamsbip Lake Winnipez, Herriman Liverpool, H Sewell, general.Steamsbip Amarynthia, Creizhton, Glasgow, John Ross & Co, general.Brigantine George, Blouin, Cow Bay, Geo Patterson, coal, Schooner Pretoria, B:rnier, Cow Bay, Geo Patterson, coal.Bark Island, G Jertsen, Liverpool.Schooner Hon H Langevin, Rubert, Gaspe, W_& B Brodie, sundries.Steamsbip Haytor, Cook; Cow Bay, for Montreal co NOTES, Tug steamer Silver Spray, arrived down last evening with an American canal boat coal laden in tow.Tug steamer Silver Spray left this morning With four canal boats for Chambly, lumber laden, bound to American ports,and six barges ier Ottawa in tows Yesterday morning\u2019s trip ofthe Allan liner Polynesian is stated to be the fastest she has ever heretofore made to the St.Lawrence, Steamship Lake Winnipeg arrived at 5 Pm, landed some sheep at the G.T.R.depot lor the cattle quarantine, and subsequently left tor Montreal, During last scason 8l steamships and 5) sailing vessels used the new Louis2 Bgsin for loading, &c.; steamship Oregon arrived at 7 moored atthe G.T.R.depot.She Montreal at daylight.Steamhsip Victoria, which anchored closa to the port ior the night, lett for Muntreal at 5am.&teemship Derwentholme arrived from Montreal this evening and went into Bowen's Cove to ship a cargo of timber and deals.Steamship Enchantress was placed on the gridiron at Wolfe\u2019's Cove this morning.A survey wiil be held on her, Bleamship Amaryuthia passed up to Montreal this evening.Bark Plantagenet, Capt.Thus, from Moate- video, has arrived at Metis for orders.She Will probably load there, The steamship Montevidean bronghtsome seventy cases of the new explosive material tor the marine department, which is to replace the present old styie powder and gun signals in the gull fog stations, The new material will be fired by electricity, Bark Minnehaha, which arrived to-day, brought 7,200 bags Liverpool salt on import- els account.! Pjcamsni prHaytor passed up to Montreal at 4p.m, steamer Montreal was taken over to Car rier and Laine\u2019s wharf at Levis this afternoon, to receive a portion or her new ma- cuinery, m, and eaves for Gulf Reports.QUEBEC, June 29.Iam, I\u2019 [slet\u2014Glear, strong east wind, Inwari, 7.30 à M, bark.River du Loup\u2014Hazy, northeast winl.Inward yesterday, 7 p m, two barks: Father Point\u201450, cloudy, northeast wind.Inward, 5.30 a m, Lake W funipez: 4.3) am, Oregon, 7 a m, Amarynthia, Cape Chatte\u2014Dense fog, west wind, @ Martin River\u2014Dense fog, east wind.Fame Point-Raining, northwest wind.t Anticosti\u201454, cloudy, gale, northeast wind.Magdalen Island and Meat Cove~ Heavy rain, strong east wind.Low Point\u2014Dense fog, east wind, Inward Cape Breton, Thames, Maud Hartman, Qut- \u2018wards, Saturday, Samuel, Tyzack- 5P M.L\u2019Islet\u2014Clear, strong east wind.Inwar 12,30 p m, steamer; 1 p m.Lake Winnipeg.Kiver du Loup\u2014 Clear, strorg, north-eas wind.Inward 3.30 a m, Lake Winnipeg; 11.30 am, Amarynthia, Vigie, here, Father Point\u2014Cloudy, east wind.Inwarl 3.30 p m, Escalona; tried Straits of Belle Isl» unsuccessfully.Got within 17 miles of Bell Isie; straits full of heavy ice.Steamer Laka Winnipeg, Beaver Line, from Liverpool, inward 3.30 a m; thr e saloon and some steer- Age pakser gers.Steamer Uvregon, Dominion Line, from\u2019 Liverpool, inward 4.80 à m ; 23 cabin, 37 ule mediate and 191 steerage, Sreamer amarynthia, Donaldson Line, fiom Glasgow, inward 6.50.Cape Chaite\u2014Foggy, strong east wind.Inward 2 p m, Horse King.5 Martin River\u2014Cloudy, east wind.Fame Puifit\u2014Cloudy, south wind, 00-76; and barges, ?~~ Maplcouagan\u2014i3, cloudy, north eas: wind.} Anlcoatj\u201443, Lloudy, north east wind.Inland Navigation.DETROIT, June 29.\u2014Vessels passed up\u2014 To-cu, t.ivdsay Oceauica.Normau, Scot: and barges, 1da, \u2018Torrent and barges, ODaues, Parker, Lasalie, Newayagu.Che.evlab, Ronake, Oregon, Cormorant, Walt Muuro, Italia, Kalkatka, Grover, Quayle, Bradley, Sumner, Marina, Tice and barges, Juniata, Wheeler, Atrics, Severn, Norihern Queen, Craig, Foster, Verona, W 8 Crosth- waite, Nicol, Arrived\u2014Robt Wallace and consort, Rhoda Stewart and barges, Missonta, lit, Helena Arctic, Orgarita, Crusader, George R.Porter, Canton, \u201cShree Brothers, Brady, Owasco, Goodell, Cuba, No.1.Abercorn and bares, New Orieans, Monguagon, Arrived, Aurora, Adams, Havana, Helena, Barge Wyoming, Ed Jenks, Reindeer, Deveraux, QO J Hall, Hag kett, Brown, Servia, Moravia, Coltrell, Wil helm, Nirvana, Crosthwaite, Boyce, McGre- gor, Mary Pringle and barges, Flint, Jewett, Scolia and barge, Balize, Ceffinbery, John Hutchinson, St Paul, Scotia, Nimick, Ar- rived\u2014~Hiawatha, Minnehaha, Gov Smith, Kingfisher.Down\u2014Joliette, Fountain City, Sauber, Delaware, Butte, Koni, H:pkins, dozen, John Owen and raft, Iron e, Iron Caty, Groh, Houghton, Cambia, Parks, Foster, \u2018Weed, Resolute, Wilson, Mantowoo, Robart Mills, Seneca, Kepublie, John Hall, Langell.Arenac, Winslow, Kent, Muir, cummings, Schiesinger, ¥ M Peck, Stevens, Palilow, Delta, Flower, Cleveland and barges, Britannic, Australasin, rusmania, Badger State, Macey, Wilson, Mercur, Wyoming, Salina r Martini, Plankinton, Erin, Horac, Tuitle, drockway and barges, Matos, Saranac, Mt Clemens.OswEGo, June 29\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamers Ha- zelton, Picton, fish; Reliance, Deseronto Jumber; Thompson, Kingston, ties; ®erris.Kington; schooner rmery, Toronto, lumber.Annette, Port Hope, lumber; Julia, Kingston luraber; Pilot, Deseconto, lumber; White Cabourg; Greenwood, Toronto; Drummond Kingston, ties.Cleared\u2014Steamers Ontario, Alex Bay.passengers; Saxon, Trenton; Freemason, smith's Falls, coal: Reliance, Deseronto, genl ca go: Hazelton.Milford; Ferris, Kingston, tow; Seymour, Prescott, tow; schooners Flat, Sandy Creek, gen cargo; Seafoam, Henderson, gen cargo; Hanlan, Kingston, coal; Drummond, Charlotte; Vieuna, Port Hope, coal; Snowbird, Napanee, coal; barges Ontario, Sinith\u2019s Falls, coal; Minnie Francis, Smith's Falls, coal; J R Noyes, Cornwall, coal.PORT COLBORNE, June 29.\u2014Down-\u2014Mc¢Vitte, Chicago to Ogdensburg, general cargo; Arma- nia, Toledo to Garden Island,timber; Tecumseh, Lanse to Collins Bay, timber; Lorain, Port Maitland to Port Kobinson; Resolute, Kincardine to Kingston, salt; Prince James, Ogdensburg, Gov Smith, Blanchard, Charlotte, Denver, Oswego to Chicago, coal and general cargo; Monteagle, Oswego to West Superior, coal; Hopkins, Ogdensburg to Lul- uth; Myles, Kingston to Buffalo; Niagara, Kingston to Manistee; Dunn, Kingston to Toledo; John Magee, Oswego to Erie.Wind\u2014Westerly, light.SAULT STE.MARIE, June 29,\u2014Passed up\u2014 Presley, Ostego, Montmorency, Monticello, Livingstone, Chisholm, Marguette, Magnetic, Monarch, Bulgaria, Northwest, Alberta, E a- pire State, Walker, Minnedosa, Forest City, McGregor, Colonial, North Wind, Calvin, Valencia, Whitaker, Watson, Unadilla, Ger- manie, Hutchinson, Pontiac, Colwell, Dobbins, Vienna, Paigt, Lasalle, Moore, India.Down\u2014Panther, Nyanza, Nyack, Mato, Fay, Rhodes, Griffin, Vulcan, Tow, Adams, Northern Light, Rust, Tokio.Josephine, Jas Pickands, Manola, Masaba, Holland, Stephenson, Petrana, Ed Smith, Angus Smith.Martin, Schoolcraft, Nester, Keweenaw, Gilcher, Peasc, Planet, Grover Selkirk, Iron King, Iron Queen, Sitka, 103, Pasada.PORT DALHOUSIE, June 29.\u2014Up\u2014Steamers Denver, Oswego to Chicago, coal; w Blanchard, Charlotte to Chicago, coal; HR James, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo; A L Hovkins, UgdensLburg to Duluth, light: Niagara, Kingston to Manistee, light; Myles, Kingston to Buffalo, light; Oriole, Toronto to Port Dalhousie, light; Persia, Montreal to St Cavharines, general cargo, wn\u2014Steamers Ridgeway and consorts, Buffalo to Toronto, stone; 8t Louis, Ashtabula to Hamilton, coal; Rhoda Emily, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn; Armenia, Toledo to Garden Island, lumber; A McVitie, Chicago to Ogdensburg, general cargo; Tecumseh, \u2018Toledo to Collins Bay, timber.Wiud\u2014Southeast, light.Maritime Miscellany, § The Dominion Line steamship Oregon,from iverpool, June 19, passed Father Point inwards at 4.30 a.m to-day, Monday, The Donaldson Line steamship Alcides, hence June 17, arrived at Glasgow June 27, and landed her entire, shipment of live stock, 628 cattle and 40 horses, in good condition except one bullock which died on the passage.The Allan §S.-Monte Videan, W.S.Main, master,from London, is entered at Customs Cousignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, 154-e Agents.iINotice to Consignees The Allan\u2019s Line steamship Polynssian, A.McDougall master, from Liverpool, ensere.l at customs, Consignees will plsase pass tud.r entries without delay.H.& À, ALLAN, Ae) +.Notice to Consigne: The Allan steamship Monte Videan, Ferg 1- son, master, [rom Lonaoon, has arrived ln p rt Coneignees are requested 10 pass ther ent: je al Customs.and sign Average Bond, deposit stitemeut of Invoice value, sand make deposit 015 p.¢.on account of general average at the office of H.& A.ALLAN, Agents Notice to Consignees The Beaver Line steamship Lake Winni- g, C.F, Herriman, master, from Liverpool.Fréntered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entiies without delay.éd CANADA SHIPPING CO., General Manager.H.E' MURRAY, JAMES BAXTER, 120 871.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL Gommercial Paper Bought Advances made cn Warehouse Recolpis.Real EstateBought, sold or Exchang * Barm\u201d Yeast.Try It.T.Fitzpatrick, LD.S.W.J.Kerr, L,D, FITZPATRICK & KERR, DENTAL SURGEONS, 2334 Bt.Catherine-street, Next door to Bank of Montreal MONTREAL Cumberland Railway?COAL COMPANY Are now shipping Coal from their mines at Springhill, N.S.Fresh mined and of superior quality.OFFICE, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS Place d\u2019Armes.; EP.O.Box 396 J.G.SIBBALD, twmworter and Commission Merchant Steel Ra.ls, Iron, Metals, &c, \u2014\u2014_}rme Agency for Can&da for the Marks Antomat! Car Coupler, Miltimore\u2019s Car Wh Dressing Machine, Wheel 146 BROADWAY NEW YORK.THE MONTREAL DOMINION DAY \u2014 1891 \u2014\u2014 First Class Return Tickets will be issued at SINGLE FARE On July Ist, valid to return until July 20d Fare and One-Third On June 30th and July 1st, vat d for return .until July 6th, Tickets will he issued between any of the Company's stations in Canada, and to Island Pond, ¥ort Covingion to Massena Springs inclusive, Rouses Point, Suspension Bridge, Also Bufialo and Black Rock\u2014via Intercolo- nial Bridge\u2014Port Huron and Detroit.For further particulars apply to any of the Compan y\u2019s station and ticket agents WM.EDGAR, L.J.SEARGEANT, Gen.Pass.Agent.Gen.Manager.Reford's Agencies DONALDSON LINE Weekly Glasgow Service.Sails from Montreal every WEDNESDAY Morning, 83, CIPCE .\u2026\u2026\u2026.8,000 \u201cLane.24th June S THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.Report Montreal Stock Yards Company.EXD à POINT ST.CHARLES.The receipts of live stock at these yards for week ending June 27 were as follows: Cattle.Sheep.Hogs.Calves, 1556 734 1152 548 Left over from previous week.6°0 150 6 Total for week.1212 548 Left on hand.Small receipts of shipping cattle for the week, and trade in this class was quiet.For butchers the market was unsteady with large supply of inferior stock.Butchers holding off or buying at their own prices; some demand for good beeves the supply being small and a general feeling prevails that this class of cattle are pretty well cleared out, Increasing supply of sheep and lambs, ranging about 44 cents per lb.Large receipts of hogs; no change in last week's values.We quote the following as being fair values : Cattle export \u201c butchers geod.[1] pu ed 2185 884 391 13 \u2026 The Horse Market, Report of the Montreal Horse Exchange, Point St.Charles :* The receipts of horses at these stables for week ending June 27 were .175 Left over from previous week.29 Total for week.\u2026.\u2026.eonessee.201 Shipped during weeKk.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.se +.113 Lert for elty.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 5 Sales for week.\u201ces On hand for sale.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sucsee 22 Arrivais of thoroughbred and other imported stock at these stables for week and shipped per Grand Trunk Railway : Ex steamship Lake Ontario\u201421 horses consigned to M.M.Fields & Bros., Cedar Falls, Towa; 1 horse consigned to W.Hastings, Wyoming, Ont.Ex steamship Colina\u201414 Shetland ponies consigned to J.R.Hartzell, Alliance, Ont.; 17 Shetland ponies consigned to G.Cassie, Barrie, Vt.std Ex steamsbip Dominion\u20143 horses consigned to W.H.Holmes, Hopestone, Ils.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AMERICAN MARKETS, \u2014\u2014 The Chicago Markets, Mesers.W.G.McCormick & Co., Board of Trade, Chicago, report over direct wire to Oswald Bros., members of the Montreal Stock Exchange, 13 and 15 Hospital- street, giving the highest, lowest, opening and closing at Chicago for to-day : FE 4 = |2 8 gu = oO ju \u2018WHEAT.July.AuE.\u2026.\u2026.Sept.Dec.Sept.LABD,.July.| Messre.G.W.McCormick & Co., Board CLA TUESDA « 1 ! 30 sal\u2019 of Trade, Chicago, report over direst rivate wire to Oswald Bros, members Moutresl Stock Exchange, 13 and 15 Hospital-street : CuicaGo, June 1S\u2014The effect of an over sold market was shown in wheat to-day when they wera able to advance prices in the tace of the very weak foreign news.Almost the only ball feature was the repetition of the Russian pews us to damage by extreme heat.The early advance met with a decided set back later, although tne closs is fairly steady.Cables showed a declice in London, Paris and Liverpool, and Mark Lane showed a decline of a ebilling ia flour.The decreace in the visivie 1,067,000 was unexpected.At the close there is a littledigpoeition not to play the bear side of wheat too far, the decline baving amounted to 10c since the first of ths month, acd the buey side getting to be a-mcst ton popular.Cor.\u2014Tbe receipts of corn were 100 cars under the estimates.This was the inflvent'al canse of a sharp rally ia the market assisted by the buying of a large line of shorts, and by a aecrease in visible ot 529,000 bushels.Provisione\u2014With lighter receipts of bogs and advance of 10¢ shorts, who bave gold on the break, became heavy buyers ,advancing pork 30c « barre).We can see no good buying for long account and consider tc-day\u2019s firmness only a natural reaction after a prolonzed weakness.Chicago Hog Market.The estimated receipts of hogs were 20,000; the official report of yesterday was 9472, of which 7166 were shipped and 1000 were leit over.The market waa to-day 5c higher.Quotatirns: Ligh: mixed $4.35(@ 4.75; mixed prcking $1.30 @4.70; heavy shipping 31.30(4.73; rouza goods $4.30(@4.4(.Receipts of cattle 10,000, including 1500 Texane.The market was strong.Chicago Grain and Provisions, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, CHicaGo, June 29.\u2014Wheat \u2014Weak on the lower foreign markets, favorable hervesting weather and the arrival of new wheat at St.Louis.July closed fc lower, and September $c lower.Receipts, \u20ac4 cars.Coru\u2014Strong on lighter receipts than expected, a good shipping demaud and heavy withdrawals from the State.Clcsing prices were j@lic lower.Receipts, 618 cars.Oats-Advanced on gocd buying to cover shorts, closing §(@ ic higher.Receipts, 155 cars.Provisions advanced on good buying by the shorts and the packers.Pork cloced 13(220c higher.Lard 12%c higher, and ribs 15(@17¢ higher.Ciose : Wheat\u2014July; 903c; Aug, 87c ; Sept, 863c; Dec, 88}c.Corn\u2014June, 463c; July, 534c; Aug, 50jc; Sept, 49kc.Year 4lc, Oais\u2014July, 324\u20ac ; Aug, 295c : Sept, 28%c, Forr\u2014June, $9.90; July, $9.95: Sapt, $10.30.Lard\u2014June, $6.10; July, $6.15; sens 96.40.Ribs\u2014June, $5.82} July, $5.873.New York Provisions.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.NEw York, June 29.\u2014 Flour closed dull, with concessions in some cages.Fine grades of spring $3.50@3.90 ; do.winter $3 50@3.90; superfine spring, 83.95@4.00; do winter, $4.00@4.10; extra No.2 spring, $4.20@4.30; do winter, $4.25(@4.40; extra No.1 spring, $4.20@5.25 ; do winter, $4.50@5.15 ; city mill extras, $5.00@5.15, for Vest Indies.Southern flour closed dull.Trade avd family extras $4.50@3.25.Wheat \u2014Trading was fairly active today, with prices unsettled.loariy deal- mgs were strong and a fraciional advance, but this soon gave place to weakness.Late in the day there was furthar depression, caused by a reported failure of a Lcndon grain heuse.The mark t el.sed about steady, with prices alighul.changed.Spot lots easier.Spot sales of No.2 red winter at $1.05} ; No.3 do, $1.00; No.2 red winter do, June \u2014\u2014 do, July, $1.00} ; do August, 86%; d Sept, 96; do, Dec., 97%.\u2019 tcro\u2014Opiions were fairly standing and irieyular, closing only fractionally changed.Spots lots closed dull but steady; spo$ sales of No.2 mixed, 66e; No.2 mixed Jone, 65tc; do.July, 61ic; do.Aug., 58}¢; do, Bept., 573c.Oats\u2014Options were dull and unsettled, elosing only slightly changed.Spot lots closed st-ady; spot gales of No.1 white, 45¢; No.2 do., 40c; No.1 mixed, 40c, and No.2.37@37} do.July, 37%; do.Aug., 34}c; do.Sept 331c.Rye and bar:ey neglected.Pork\u2014Dull; mess, $11.50@12.35.Lard clcsed steady; $6.37 June; $6.49 July, $6.61 Augus*.Butter dull and weak; State extra 18}c; west: rn extra 18c.Eggs fairly active and steady; State 174c@18c ; western 17e@17}c.Cheese firm but dull; State factory full cream cclored 8c.BRITISH MARKETS.British Breadstuffs and Provisions.The following are to-day\u2019s quotations and comparisons : June 27.June 29, 8.d, s.d.| s.d.s.d, Spring wheat.711 to 7 li} 7 10}to 711 Redwheat.| 814 to 82| 81 to 81} \u2026 82 to 82;| 81} to 82 J 00 to UO| 00 to 00 -| 553 to 553| 54h to 54h | 63 to 63] 62 to 62 526 to526 526 to526 .-J316 t0816/318 to316 1296 t0300/2906 W300 1206 03001206 to3) 0 159 102591259 to H 9° New cheese.W466 to 466 466 to 466 Beerbohm\u2019s Report.Cargoes off cosst, wheat very dull, corn nil.Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat very slow, corn quiet.French country markets, rather easier.Liverpool wheat spot dull; corn, do, quiet.Liverpcol standard California wheat, 8s 1d to 7s 93d: do Kansas wheat, Es 04d; do white Michigan wheat, 7s 94d,.Liverpool mixed maize, 58 4d.Cadadian peas, 68 3d.Weather in Eng- lann fair, with showers.Shipments of Indian wheat to the United Kingdom, 105.00 qrs.; to continent 215,000 qrs.Mark Lane, English and Foreign wheat, turn easier; do American and Danubian maize, turo easler; do English and American flour, turn essier.Russian prospects, especially for rye, very unfavorable.The Liverpoo{ public cable says: heat, dull; demaud, poor; to ders offer moderately; corn, quiet demand, poor.pre The Cotton Markets.| LivERPooL, June 29.\u2014Coiten, free supply offering; American middlings, 4 9-16d.New York, Jure 29.\u2014Cotton dull; Uplands, 8c; Orleans, 8 13-16c ; futures, steadv; July, $8; Ang., $5.10; Sept, $8.24; Oct., $3.35, _ Ministers, lawyers, teache-s, and others whose occupation gives but little exercise, should use Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pillsfor torpid liver and biliousrese.Ose is a cose,\u201d Try them.E\u2014 BRUKNER, MOND & Co., Ltd, NORTH WICH, ENGLAND, \u2018 Manufacturers of PURE ALK ALI Cuaranteed 88 degrees.«R A D & The Strongest and Purest Form of SODA ASH in the market and the most Economical form of Soda pu, RO Class, Paper, Wood Pulp, Soap & Starch for the manufactures of \u2014ALSO FOR-\u2014 Printers, Bleachers and Celors, Bicarbonate of Soda Soda Crystals Purest and Cheapest In the Market, Of the Finest Quality, WINN & HOLLAND, MONTREAL \u2014\u20148o0le Agents for the Dominion of Canada.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018 Marnte Dixon's Aetificial Teeth Without Plates it but tour firm roots still remain in the jaw in proper pclae lion, we can attach an entire set of teeth to these roots.and restore the mouth to its original usefulness aud beauty without the use of a plate.Models showing how the Teoth.Crown and Brid ewe Attached to the Teeth.5 rk are Q3GIOAV NOILSVALXA A\u2014Mouth with Roots prepared to receive Artificial Teeth: B\u2014Bridge with Teet}: ready to be attached to the roots; C-\u2014Represents the teeth firmly and per- mavently camented to the rontg.One can masticate on these testh the same as upon naval teeth, W\u2014Gold crown put on a broken down molar root and the masiicating surface restored.¥E\u2014Roct prepared for crown.¥\u2014Porcelain crown for attachment to root of front Tooth which has been broken off, and crown res- torod, withont the nse of a plate.\u20ac2-\u2014Root prepared for crown.éverything known tr the Art of Dentistry at more reason same class of work can be procured elsewbere.pnable rates than the .JOHN C.DIXON, 62 BEAVER HALL TERRACE ; DENTAL EXPERT.51 Beaver Hall Hill until May 1.- Late with the distinguished s cialists, Dr, L, T.Si S Horne, New York, 08 pe \u2019 feffeld, Dr.Hodes i a JOHN - OSBORN, SON & CO.Sole Agents for United States and Canada.The Canada Sugar Relning Company, (LIMITED) MONTREAL Offer for Sale all Grades of Refined Sugars and Syrups of the well: Known Brand of CERTIFICATES OF OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ANALYST MONTREAL, Septeraher 9, 1887 Fo the Canada Sugar Refining Co., Montreal: Gentilemen\u20141 have nersonally taken sam- les from a large stock of your Granulated ugar.\u201c Redpath\u201d brand and carefully tested them by the Polariscore, and I find these samples 10 he: ax near to abeelute purity as son he obtained by any process of Sugar Re- ning, CHEMICAL LABORATORY, MEDroAL FACUTY MCGILL UNIVERSITY.MORTREAL September 9th.1837.To the Canada Sugar Refining Company: Gentlemen\u2014I have taken and, tested a sam- The teri by the Polar:scope Fhowed in vester- day'a vleid 99 90 per cent.of Pure Care Sngar, which may be considered commercially &s ABSOLUTELY PURE SUGAR.JOHN BARER EDWARNS.Ph.D.D,C.I F.C.8 Public Analyst for district of Montreal, and Professor of (Chemistry, ple of your \u201cEXTRA GRANULATED\u201d Sugar and find that it yielded 99.88 per cent of Pura Sugar.It is practically as pure and good a sugar as can be manufactured.\u2019 Yours truly G.P.GIRDWOOD.- PROTECT CANADIAN LABOR One ton of Steel is Worth.\u2026.$60 00 One ton of Iron in the earth is worth.eranerienantaests pueesnone 25 High tariff would alone cause th erail to be made here instead of importin.them, and would give our country the new field of populationthat we are wan Canadian Labor.c00e.$69 75 ing, and every Workingman would then be able to Smoke a Manufactured by (J.M.FORTIER, Mentreal MINERVA CIGAR FIRE PROOF OFFICES TO LET IN THE SUN LIFE BUILDING On Notre Dame-street, corner St.Alexis Plans and full particulare at my Office.RB.K.THOMAS, Real Estate Agent, 30\u20148T JOHN 8 TREET\u201430 ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD 5 EE rar Sande WR.RE. N:WS NOTES OF A DAY.GATHERED AND WRITTEN FOR THE HERALD'S MANY READERS.\u2014\u2014 Little Doubt but Colleret 1s Dead-\u2014Wardens Election Declared to be Illegal\u2014The Premier Momeward Bou ad, Patrick McGuirk was arr>sted lest nigh: for fighting on Calliere-sires t T ve courts were all closed vesterd.y on account of the Cathol.c holiday.The members of the Grani Army are to have a celebration on July 4.Centractors are busy examining the plans for the new Board of Trade building.The 65th Rifles had a very successful inspection on tue Champ de Mars yesterday.At 8 o\u2019clock last night, Hormisdas La- mere was arrested for fighting on St Paul-street.Antoine Gougeon has beenarrested by Detectives Arcand and Campeau.He is charged with stealing a horse.The Citizens\u2019 League, who \u201conly ask obedience to law,\u201d are badly in need of funds to carry out their work.The Bathing Departments of the Tu:k- ish Bath Institute will be closed cn Dominion Day from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.For a fine gelection of Scotch tweeds ard English worsteds-go to M.J.Adler's 47 Beaver Hall Hill.Good fit gnaran- teed.The body of a man named Prudhomme was fourd in the canal at St.Cunegonde yesterday.An inquest will bs beld \u2018o- aay, Correct observatory time.The choice est and best selected stock of diamonds in this city at J.B.Williamson's, 1741 Notre Dame-street.The Exhibition Committzæe delegation to Toronto have returned well pleased with their trip.Some valuable information was gleaned.A couple of hundred dollars worth of damage was done by a fire in a stabie in the rear of Sanguinet street about half past eleven last night.Frank Latour, a 16-year-old boy, was drowned while bathing in the river yesterday morning.Coroner Jones will hold an inquest this morning at 8 o\u2019clock.Wm.Campbell, Joseph Verner and Xavier Lariviere were arrested by Sub- Constable Mugford yesterday afternoon for fighting on Craig-street.John Clark gotimplicated ina drunken row on Sunday, and yesterday the am- balance was eummoned to St.Gabriel\u2019s Lock and the man taken to the General Hospital.His ankle was fractured.An inquest was held yesterday mern- ing on tue body of Miss Catherine Fitzpatrick, who fell off agallery on Sanday.A verdict of \u201caccidental death\u201d was returned.It Would appear from a conversation with an alderman yesterday that there is very little doubt but that the application for the privilege of running an elec- trie railway will be granted.The Prince of Wales Rifles, who went down to Quebec on Saturday, return home this morning after a pleasant two- days in camp.Some 50 arrived home last night.They all expressed satisfaction with their trip, The Witnezs says that the \u201cmorning papers contained an account of a Boston doctor having tried to commit suicide in cells of the Central Police Station.\u201d It is net go.Only one morning paper published the report.The Herald doesn\u2019t print fake stories.The lobby of the Post Office will ba open as usual on Dominion Day, but tho wickets and receiving houses will ba closed at 10 a.m, The carriers will make two deliveries, viz: at 8 and 11 a.m.The aflerncon outgoing mails will be closed at 10 a.m, and the night mails at the usual hours.pres Homeward Bouad, A despatch was received at tbe Lacal Govarcment offices yesterday from Premier Mercier, etating tbat he would gail from Liverpool for Canada, by the Allan liner Parisian, on July 9, Presumably he will be accompanied by his Cabinet colieague, Hon.Mr, Shehyn.ep St.Peter and St, Paul Day.With the Roman Catholic portion of the community yesterday was observed as a holiday, it being St.Peter and St.Paul day.Services were held in all the churches to large congregations.After attending service, the St.Petsr's Society paraded through the downtown etree.s.tte Moviug From Pine-A venue, Pine-avenue presents a rather desclate appearance at present.From St.Denis- stræet tosCote des Neiges Hill all the houses and fences have been torn down.The Water Department is laying a twenty inch main which will ran when completed, from St.Urbain to St.}Deais- streets, and an eight inch maia t> serve the projected buildings on the new avenue.Off for the Old Country.Mr.W.Edgar Buck, the eminent conductor of the Toronts Vocal Society, and formerly a resident of Montreal, will sail for Europe to-morrow morning by the \u201cLake Ontario.\u201d He will visit England, France and Germany, and in Paris he will attend the Grand Orera, and at Bay- renth he will attend the Wagner cyclus of operas.Mr.Buck\u2019s management of the society has been so succ:ssful that the committes have increased his salary for the coming geason, The Mayor Cannot Help Her, The mayor was waited upon yesterday by Miss Bean, a young lady of color, and who is devotediy in love with Reynolds, who has just beea sentenced to 14 years\u2019 imprisonment.She tearfully pléaied of the mayor to use his influence to have ber true love 8:f free.The mayor to'd her of his helplessness in the matter, but in the course of & year or so, if Reynolds behaved well, a petition might be ci- culated to have him released.e\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014 Cote Bt.Louis Ready to Join Us.The mayor hes received a letter from Mr.J.P.Lindry, mayor of .Cots St Lous, in regard to tbe annexation of that place to the city, in which he informs His Worship that a by-law, approved by the majority of the taxpayer of Cote St.Louis, will be snbmitted to the next meeting of the City Council.He begs that the mayor and alder aen will use their ir fluence to accomplish the union at au early date.\u2014_\u2014 \u2019 The Wardens Election Declared Illegal, A notanal protest has been served by Mr.Ferodeau on Messrs.Labonte, Quintal and Lapierre, the wardens e\u2019ected for Notre Dame church in tne lace of Messrs.Auger, Lachapelle and Lorimer, resigned.The protest ce- clares their election illegal; their occupancy of the Barc d'(Evre irte ular, and commands them to 1e:ire.Messrs, Geoffrion, Beique and Bisaillon lass week submitted a wriiten opinion declaring the election illegal.It is understood that Archbishop Fabre will en- | deavor to eflect a reconciliation, bat the ex-wardens dec acs t at if the thrce new men elected do not retire the uestion will be submitted to the courts.connection with this question a brochure enti''e i \u201c The confli :t of Noire Dame\u201d hes beeu published, setting fortu the whole matter, together with tue correspondence and copious extracts from the \u201c Loi des Fabriques.\u201d Bel-Air Races.For conveniencs of passengers goinr to the races the Grand Trunk Railway hag arranged to run special trains from Bonaventure Station to Bel-Air race course at 12.30 p.m., 1.30 and 2 p.m., returning after the races.Parlor car ac- cou modation will be attached.In addition the trains leaving Vaudreuil at 7.50 a.m.and Montreal at 5 and 6.20 p.m.will make extra stops at tbe races course, and on July 1 and 4 the train leaving Vaudreml at 3.15 p.m.Reduced fares giving admiesion to the grounds will be issued at all ntations between Montreal and Vaudreuil inclusive.ee \u2018Wonder How tho Fire Started, A small but peculiar fire took place yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock.A teamster was driving through Chabcil- lez-square with a load of sewing machines.They were packed separately in wooden frame cases end considerable paper was used to prevent scratching.hen the load was nearly in tront of No.4 Fire Station, the driver discovered that a brisk blaze was consuming one of the ease; and fanaed by a smart breeza was ina fair way to spread through tbe whole load.It was luck that the accident happened so clcse to a fire station as it was only the work of a moment to extinguish tne blaze, otherwise the load of machines might have been badly damaged.There was considerable comment as to what might have been \"he cause of the fire, but no solution could be offered as the driver declared he was not a smoker.\u2014 Forty-three Scholarships Awarded, After waiting siice Friday last the secretary ot the Protestant School Coms missioners sends a report of the meeting which took place on that day at which the following candidates were awarded scholarships: Ann Street School, Jacob Bernstein, Moses Ship, Matilda Carden, Ida Scott; Royal Arthur School, Bertie Lee, Alfred Swift, Wm Fisher, Kenneth Anderson, Jeannie Binning, Lulu Peder- +91; St Gabriel School, Mabel Wood- ford, Herbert Clarke; British and Canadian RBchool, Colin Duguid; Berthslet Street School, Wm Stern- berg, Arch Gilday, Herbert Snowdon, Harry Garlick, Gertrude Brandt, Vida Greene, Lottie Houston, Lena Reid; Panet-atreet School, Wm Lewthwaite; Sherbrook-street School, Florence Thompson, Lillie Bennet, Nellie Robinson, Kate Pearson, Hannah Baslin, Mil- bourne Metcalfe, Florence Taylor; Victoria School, Albert Dane, George Holland, Albert Kimber, Fred Scriver, Agnes Morrison, Marion McKenz'e; MeGill Model School, A Vineberg, Luuise Shaw; Riverside School, John Marshall, Mary B.ackham, Lottie Noakes.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Little Doubt but Collerat is Dead, There was a report current yesterday afternoon tbat the body of Theophile Colleret had been recovered.A Herald reporter investigated the rumor and found it to be without foundation.Mrs Colleret said that her opinion is that her husband had been robbed and thrown into the river.She is sure that some fatality must have overtaken him, or elae the would have heard from him ere this.Colleret was à man who if any one asked him to treat would pull out his money, and was always very free-handed.It ie ossible that seeing this roll of bills may bave excited some fellow\u2019s cupidity, and be may have been enticed to some 'onely spot and there robbed.The missing man\u2019s brother says that Mr, Lepine, Who keeps a hotel at Longue Pointe, tells him that on Saturday night 17 men called at his house on a fishing excursion.Mr.Colleret thinks that his missing brother may have been with them and gone out and been accidentally drowned.In that case it is more than lixely that somebody would know about it.Tbe detectives are putting forth every effort, and will doubtless s.on clear up the mystery.pe Good Cuoking.Is ove of the chief blessings of every home.To always insure good custards, puddings, sauces, etc., use Gail Bordeu \u201c* Eagle\u201d Brand Condensed Milk.Directions on the label.Sold by your groce and druggist.THOSE INTERVIEWS In the Evening Papers Meet With a Flat Contradiction, Cobtractor Cochrane was seen by a Herald reporter who question him regarding the charges made in the evening papers.He said : * There is nota word of truth in the charges.Why does Ald.Stephens nt make sp:cific charges against my wok.Until he does I cannot say anything except that what he says is untrue.\u201d \u201cWhat about the joins In the asphalt 7\u201d \u201cThey are just the same as those which were left in the very best pavement which the city dwons to-day.\u201d \u201cWhat about the big stones in the concrete ?\u201d That is all norsanse.It is all non- Sense to suppose that loads of broken stone can be brought to the scene of the aving without finding a few big stones.These are always picked out and laid by until a heap is accumulated; thon tuey are broken and used in the voncret.\u201d \u201cThen you positively deny the charges ?\u201d\u2019 \u201cCertainly, I do.Come and visit the work to-morrow, and see for yourself if what I say is not true.\u201d The reporter promised that he would and bade Mr.Cochrane good day.Health in Herbs.Health-giving herbs, barks; roots, and berries are carefully combined in Burdock Blood Bitters, which regulate the secretions, purify the blood and renovate and strengthen the entire system.Price $1 per bottle, six for $5.Less than cent a dose,\u2019 .\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BEL-AIR RACES.An extra special train will be run from the ¢.71.R.an i C.P.RB.stations at 12:30 p.ML, on Wednesday, July 1.THY MONTRFAL HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 30 1891 HO¥ (EOPATHIC CONGRESS CATELERING OF THE CLANS AT \u201c ATLANTIC CITY.The Disciples of Haboemann Enjoy na Pleasant Outing at This Well-Known Watering Place, S8PBUIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD.The Amer canlnstitut of Homeopathy has just closed its 44th annual session at the above mentioned place, at which some 400 doctors, with their wives, daughters, aunts and cousins, met on June 16, for the purpose of celebrating the great discovery of Hahnemann, and discussing matters which theyconsider of the highest importance to the well-being of mankind.What, though so generally neglected, 18 equally important wita health ?When I retarned to this country 50 years ago, after an absence of 8.x years, durin: which I was induced, much against my will, to investigate the system, it had hard!y been mentioned in What has now become the Domi iion of Canada, and all the homæopathic doctors in the ,U.8 could be counted on the fingers of two if not on taose of one hand.Now their number has rolled upto over 12,000, and although its progress in Canada has been less rapid, there are no important centres in which it is not more or less represented, and in some of our provinces it has not failed of official recognition.There are now few who do not know, at least, t 1at there is such a thing 8 homœo- pathy, but their not oas of itare g2ueral- ly very crrde.The great healer Hahne- mann, was led to the discovery of the law, as was Newton to that of gravitation, as it were*by accident.An old Scotch medical author, Cullen by name, stat d that Peruvian bark, (quinin>, its a'kaloid was then unknown) would cause chills, heat and sweat, and furtner tac its bark would cure ague.Now thnus- a ids of people had seen apples fall from trees, but it sever struck any one before Newton to reason and ask why the ap- 1 le fell directly toward the centre of tae earth and in no other direction.So it never occurred to Cullen or any of his readers to inquire if this apparent anom- ally depended on a natural law or not.It was reserved for Samuel Hahnemann to make this discovery, which has resulted in the saving to millions from the unnecessary tirture and shortening of I'fe to which they had previously been ignorantly subjected.Were h'mœopathy the myth which its opponents represent it to be, it has done more to modify allopathy thaa anything before.Prof.Dietel, of Vienna, said: \u201cÏ dont impugn the homœopathic stat ssice, but it 18 not that they cure their pa- tieats, but that we kill ours.\u201d When I was apprenticed to the late Dr.Douglas, in the town of Quebec, you could never have entered our surgery without finding several bowls of blood, which we had drawn from innocent people\u2019s arms; now bleeding is hardly eyer heard of and the practitioner who would then have neglected to bleed a patient with pneumonia, would have risked a prosecution for mal praxis.But to return to Atlantic City, which by the way is one of the finest of the American sea coast watering places, with numerous hotes, boarding houses and cottages, every accommodation for bathing, fishing and boating, and per- hays too little known to us Canadians.The American Institute of Homeopathy occupied itself during seven days haar- ing and discussing medical and surgical papers in every department of the healing art, and,remembering the ada; e tbat all werk aud no play makes Jack a dul boy, varied the program with concerts, theatricals and dancing in the evenings, and one of the mostenjoyahle and interesting ofthe seances was tuat of Aluwræ of the Hahnemann College of Philadelphia, in which speeches both interesting ard ivstructive wera made by men no longer yourg, but showing a vigor of intellect and imagery, well preserved under treatment by infinitesimal or, at least, pot impaired vy a course cf poisonings.In addition to other enter- tainmenis, the whole company were paraded cn the front veranda staps terrace of the hotel and very effectively photographed, giving ar admirable pictare in which the portraits of mest of us were quite recogniZible.This picture by Herbert Hoffmann, commercial photographer, 9i4th-street, Philadelpnia, is of large size, aud would be highly ornamental as welt as appropriate in the houses of all believers in the Hahne- mannian system.I expect to recaive a ¢ py in à few days when I shall be ls pp7 to Show it.Price, only $2.Un my way home I visited another homœpathic gathering at Richfield Springs, near Utica, N.Y., a very delightful inland mineral water bathing place, where we found every requisi'e for comn- fort and epjoyment.Good hotels\u2014we usir g the Spring House, which we found quite satisfactory\u2014beautifal scenery of land and water, plsasant drives and walks, ete.The medical convention was of another gection of the homeopathic fiaternity, fewer in nuniber, but not less zealous in the prosecution of true healing principles.What I have said of Atlantic City will apply equally here.There are 16 homæpathic calleges and any number of State, municipal aud local societies between Atlantic and Pacific Ame erica, and even our own benighted conn- try boasts of a homcepathical society, chiefly in Ontario, there being about 20 Hahremapnian doctors in Torant> and some scatterad along tue C.P.R.as far a3 Vancouver and Victoria.CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, Bel-Air Races, On July 1, trains will leave Windsor street Station at 12:30 p.m, and 2:00 p.m.and on this date, to accommodate suburban residents, the midday train from Vaudreuil, Ste.Anne, etc., will stop at tbe race course, in addition to the train leaving the race course about 6:40 p.m.for same points returning.Oa July 4 trains will leave Windsor- street Station at 1:30 p.m.and 2:00 p.m.Special trains return immediately after races are over.Parlor cars on specials leaving Windsor-street S.a'ion at 2:00 p.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014ee \u2018Why Struggle, Why struggle with exbausting dis ases when you may be promptly cued y the use of nature\u2019s remedy\u2014Burdo Blood Bitters\u2014the perfect cure for dys- persia, billiousness, constipation, sick eadache and all forms of bad blood from a common pimple to tha worst form of scrofalous sore.The new air ship travels 200 am\u2019l2} hour, good time, but none too quick if one wanted Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil.This peerless, pain-soothing remedy is a prompt and p'easant cure for sore throat, croup, colds, rheumatism, paing in tne chest, and back neuralgia.For external and internal use.00 2504 EASTERN TOWNSHIP NOTES, Bent in For Publication by Many Corres pondents.The cheese factory at South Stukely is again in operation.A Montreal artist is taking photos graphic views of Knowlton and vicinity.The runber factory at Granby will shut down for two months from July 18.The Stanstead County convention of the W.C.T.U, met at Coaticook on June 24.Mrs.and Miss Birt, of the Children\u2019s H me, Knowlton, have now 140 children under their charge, _À force of men are busy repairing In- nis\u2019 Bridge,Granby, which was in a dangerous condition.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Elston celebrated their silver wedding on Friday, June 12, at their bome in Bolton.J.G.Wales, of East Dunham, has closed hie cheese factory,as he could not get enough milk to make it pay.Mr.W.J.White, M.A., B.CL., of Montreal, will give a lecture at Lee College, Knowlton, this evening at 8 o\u2019clock.Mr.D.Mullins, Coaticook, has been appointed a valnator of the town in the place of Mr.Cyrille Lamoureux, resigned.Thirty deaths ara reported as havirg occurred at Sherbrooke during May.3.02 to the 1000 of population; 17 males and 13 females.The Town Council of 8t.Johns, P, Q., have given notice that she homologation of the valuation roll of that town will ba made by them on July 6.John Tanner, of Stanbridge East, was thrown from his wagon last week and sustained a fracture of the lef¢ arm, in addition to internal injuries.Mr.W.J.White, of Montreal, will lecture this evening on \u201cLeisure Hours, under the auspices of tha Church of Christ the Good Shepherd, Bondville.Rev.J.C.Bernard, Waterloo, is organizing a pilgrimage to Ste.Anne de Beaupre which will leave Waterloo on (yednesday, July 15, returning on Jaly The Memphremagog Mining Co.have towed down from their wharf at Knowl- ton Landing a barge load of ore, which will be shipped to New York as specimens, The salary of Rey.E.M.Taylor, In- \u2018spector of Protestant schools fir the counties of Brome and Missisquoi, has Leen raised from $800 to $1000 per an- num.Mr.S.Bonfill has resigned the position of teacher in the Model School, Magog, in crJer to take a course in McGill.He will be succeeded by Oliver McCutcheon, of Leeds village.The Bell Telephone Co.have placed a new switch board in the central office at Brome Corner.They also intend running a line to Gatton Junction, with central at Brome Corner.Diphtheria is still raging at Richmond and several deaths occurred last week.The work of laying new sewers is progressing favorably and a long felt want will be supplied when it is completed.Tr nity Church, South Bolton, has opened a Sabbath School under the 81 erunfendence of J.McMannis.H.G.Lane, of the same place, has opened a re.ding room for the use of the public.Rotus Parmelee, son of Electus Parme- lee, Waterloo, while bathing at Sandy Beach in company with three young men, was taken with a cramp and growed before assietance could reach \u20180.Charles B.C:8:idy, of Kingsey Falls, while suffering from temporary abera- tion threw himse¢}f into a well on June 17, in the presence of his children.When the bedy was recovered life was extinct, A large body of the Liberal-Conserva- tives of the county of Stanstead met in the county buildings at Ayer\u2019s Flat on Tuesday, June 23, and the name of the meeting place was not the only thing that was flat.The farmers of St.Johns, P.Q., are ea neatly hoping for rain.Though rain fel.in abundance in many portions of the Province during the past week, it seems to haye passed over that portion of :he country.Pedestrians cn Main-street, Granby, last Friday were surprised to see a whirlwind form in front of the Congregational church.It lasted about a minute and w 8 about as big in diameter as an o:d¢inary flour barrel.At the mee ing of the Sherbrooke Te- Jephone Association held last Wednesday J.A, Archambault was elected president, 8, W.Jenckes, vice-president, and C.Skinner, managing director, It was voted tco i.crease the capital stock by £10,000.taster Keith Vittie, the seven year- «1d son cf George Vittie, Granby, narre wi escaped drowning, in the river lust Saturday evening.e was sinking for the last time, when Mr.P.A.Mc- Lean, at\u2018racted by his cries, rushed into the water and rescued him.Samuel Goyette, of Sweetsburg, was ron over by the mail train on Saturday last.He died shortly after having been taken to West Farnham hospital.It appears that he was too deaf to hear the approaching tr:in, and at the inquest is was brcught out that the whistle on the locomotive was out of order and could not be sounded to warn him.\u2014\u2014y\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW YORK EXCURSION\u2014 The Delaware and Hudson and Central Vermont Railroads will issue tickets Montreal to New York and Return for TWELVE DOLLARS, good to go June 27.28.20 and 30.Good toreturn until July 7ti dso1.\u2014\u2014_ For Thirty Years.Jorxsron, N.B., March 11, 1889, \u201cI was troubled for 30 years with pains in my side, which increased and became very bad.I used St.Jacobs Oil and it completely cured.I give it ail praise.\u201d Mgrs.Wu.RYDER._\u2014\u2014, BEL.-ATR RACES.An extra special train will be rum from the G.T.BE, and C.P.B.stations at 12:30 p.m., on Weduesday, July 1.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Like Paralysis, \u201cFor years I suffered with my back, which sometimes became a8 if paralyzed.1 suffered awful agony for months but could not sleep, but now, thanks to your Burdock Blood Bitters, I am stron, agsin, have no pain, and can work well, oat well and sleep well,'\u2014Mrs.Hamil.on, 23 Charlotte-strest, Toronto, pe Two Years Ago, Two years ago I was troubled with an ulcer on my ankle, having used B.B.B.for bad blood I procured a bottla and a box of Burdock Healing O'ntment.After us ng three bottles and threa boxes I wes completely cured, Mrs, Wm.Y.Boyd + Braptford,Ont, AMUSEMENTS OF THE DAY -\u2014_\u2014 \u201cITIS, IT IS A GLORIOUS THING TO BE A PIRATE KING,\u201d The Pirates of Penzance Presented to a Fashionable Audience atthe Queen's Hall Opera Howse.The Pirates of Penzance, a8 presented ly the Roth Lyric Opera Company, may Le said to be more than a success, it was rothing short of a musical and ariistic triamph, And bat for some rather fanny pranks with the electric light ia the early part of the parformance, a perfect representation would no doubt have been the results No doubt the pale, pure source of light was justly indignant at the appearance of a band of pirates upon tue scene, seeing that she had first cast her fierce rays upon the court of His Majesty of the insular island of Japan, and felt herself slighted by baying upon her second week to shine \u2018Upon such a band of plebians as pirates, Still, when she found that among the audience were tue elite of our city she was somewhat appeased, and after a few parting shots, glowed with intense radiance, and ali Was made up again.The Pirates is, perhaps, Gilbert and Sullivan's greatest achisvement, for the spirit of music is combined with that of the drama iu a more adequate manner in this opera than in most of their pro- ductiors.\u2019 The opera has been seen here on Many occasions, but seidom under more fayorable conditions, and the announcement last week of its repetition this week was hailed with delight.Balli- vans music is ever welcome, and though this delgbiful setting is recognized by the designation of the \u201cPirates,\u201d a class of people thet a moral public should avoid, the presence of a fashionable audience,and the hearty applause which they tendered to the performers, was proof that, pirates though they were, they had many warm frienda in Montreal, and that they cared little or nothing for the law\u2019s well known ayersion to piracy.These pirates, however, were Pirates of Penzance, and Penzance pirates, perhaps, are more highly favored than the common, vulgar, every-day pi rate, and this may account for their hearty welcome, Still, for all this, they were, and they gloried in the fact, even 80 far as to name their faithful follower \u201cRuth,\u201d a piratical maid-of-all-work.The curtain rose upen 8 very pretty scene, and here a word is due to the management upon the elaborate manner in which the opera was staged.The opening chorus and soio by \u201cSamuel\u201d was a taste of what was to follow.Mr.Guiberson sang his role throughout in excellent voice and became a favorite.This was followed by a song from the very piratical Ruth, which was creditably filled by Miss Fanny Edwards, though it is doubtful whether she ap- eared to such advantage asin \u201cHis avghter-in-Law Elect\u201d during the previous week, As the \u201cPirate King\u201d Mr.Harry Allen was thoroughly at home, and in the third number sang with the assistance of a very powerlul and effective chorus to the waving of the defiant flag, his voice rising abo e all till the walls returned its echo.The duet between Ruth and Frederic Was effective, but it was followed by a delightful chorus of girls, arrayed in dainty costumes, which formed one of the most agreeable features of the opera.The voices of the female portion of the chorus are particolarly pure and sweet, and they have evidently been thoroughly trair ed.\u2018The entrance of Kate and Edith, taken respectively by Miss Adele Farrington and Miss Hilda Hollins, was the occasion for an ovation,and it would be hard to find two litile maids who looked more coy or who sang more sweetly,and when joined by Miss Maud Hollins they formea a trio that woald captivate any audience, even though theywers discovered in the midst of a band of pirates.The next number, an aria, with a chorus of giris, wag a triumph both fr Mr, Lydicg and tke cLorus, and towards the close they presented a mcst artistic group, rich in the blending ot color and characterized by ease and grace of attitude.But soon they had to give place for a time to Mable, tbe queen of song, who entranced the audience by the loveliness of her voice.In the duet with Frederic, the slumbering sweetness and latent tenderness of ber perfect voice was drawn out, and with the subdued notes of the tenor {furnished strains that one would like to hearoftener upon the stage, and both Miss Lily Post and Mr.Lyding cannot be too highly complimented.The role of Major Gen.Stanley was filled by Mr.Jos.W.Herbert in a com- merdable manmr, but he is not so happy as in the inevitable Ko-Ko.In the finale cf the first act, the chorus work was superb and the curtain had \u2018to rise again to satisfy the demands.Ip the introduction of the sscord act the solo by Miss Lily Pest was rendered with great taste and delicacy of expression and was once again evidence of her excellent vocal powers, How are the mighty fallen, see the seargeant of police approaching with steatly step and trembling gait! Surely this is Mr.N, 8.Burnham, the lofty and Imperial Mikado of the week before ?Yet two short days before and His Masjeety was gloating over the punishment it was in his power to deal out, \u201cboiling cil and molten lead,\u201d something lingering.The Fates, however, dealt hardly with His Majesty, and tbe great Mikado has descended to a common trembligg \u201cpeeler.\u201d \u201c Tl.e path of glory leads but to the Force.\u201d Still for all this the worthy rergeant proved himself capable of affording amusement, if in a lower sphere, and he was warmiy applauded.The Piratesis a decided success the costumes are rich and accurate, and the 1esult on the whole is one of pleasurable satisfaction, At the Galety, A large crowd visited the Gaiety Theatre yesterday aftereoon and evening and from expressions heard on all sides it was evident they wera well satisfied with the eutertainmen'.In the Curio Hall Eva Florence\u2019s company of six lady athletes bad their rowing contest, and the audience got rather excited towards the finisb.The winner of the contsst is to get a gold watch, and the second willbe presented with a silver watch.In the other hall Sitting Bull's son performed a war dance, and the juvenile drum corps gave an exhibition oftheir skill.On the stage Gaylor and Miss Graff, and Alice and Dick McEvoy convulsed the audience in their respective acts.We Have Sola Wistar'\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry for many years.Nothing we have sold has ever given such perfect satisfaction for coughs and colds, and in advance cases of congumption it has shown remark ableefficacy.P.E.Brown & Co., Fal.River, Mass 1 J PERSONAL AND PERTINENT, The Grand Duke M:chael has been spending a few days at Cheltenham, Fng,, with his wife, playing tennis and otherwise enjoying himself.Hj is, | doubtless, having as mach fun as his uncle, the Czar, who osiracized him.* => Mrs.Alice Shaw, whistler, has returned from her four months\u2019 trip in Russia, after a highly successful tour.She will give one concert in London and then go for an extended trip on the Con'inent.In the fall she returns to Russia for four months by way of Constantinople, where 8he will appear before the Salt in.z= nn The King of Denmark tops Queen Vie- toria by oue yesr as thæsenior sovereign of Europe.= xR That petition to the Czar would be anything but nice if a return petition came \u2018from the Russias recommending reform in Philadelpbia finances.And how mad some people would be.[XX J The Kaiser is to go to Norway after his visit to England next month to fish for whales.Albert Edward, who 1s the prince of \u2019em, will not accompany him.At a Chicago \u201cmusicale\u201d (to which The Tribune of that city refers) a list of the greatest five living composers was agreed upon, but it did not contain the name of Gounod or that of Verdi.It should be added in all fairness that neither did the list contain the nams of the com- peser of \u201cAnnie Rooney.\u201d Rev.Dr.Navayan Sbeshadri, a full blooded Indian, by birth a Brahmin, who is in America for his health, with his son Dr.Sheshadri, who received his English education at Bombay and his degrees from a Montreal college, is said to be the first Brahmin of Western India to be converted to Christianity.He was converted 48 years ago.Twenty- five years ago he founded a Christian village, with two persons as a nucleus, and it now numbers over 2000 Christians.* Mrs, Grimwood, the Manipur keroine, has been put on the British pension list for a pension of $1500 a year.The widow of Chief Commissionert Quinton, who lost his life in the massacre, is to receive a like amount.-.NEW VESTIBULE CARS On the Central Verment Railwav.\u2014Comfort for Pleasure Seekers, Seekers after health, recreation or pleasure, and travelling between Montreal, New York, Boston or other eastern cities, will be pleased with the announcement that the railroad facilities for reaching any of the places named for the summer season will be superior to anything before afforded.The Central Vermont railway has just placed on that portion of its system which runs between the above points, a golid veetibuled train of cars that are veritable palaces on wheels.They were made under the personal supervision o f Mr.Wm, Seward Webb, president.of sce Wagner Car Company.The exterior is of olive grzen, liberally ornamented With gold leat embellishments and handsomely decorated.The car next the locomotive is à combination affair, the front half being devoted to the baggage, although it is furnished in a manner that would put to shame the -assenger coaches of a few years ago.The other half is the buffet, smoking and library compartment, and is sump- tupusly fitted in solid oak, and with sofas and solid walnut and wicker chairs, upholstered in olive green velvet, welt filled libraries, and writing tables sapplied with handsomely printed stat onery of the train.There is alto a lavatory and toilet room, which is fitted up with the latest improvements.The second car is a 60 foot passenger coach, and is finished in mahogany,with handsomely decorated roof, embossed brass lamps, polished pine floor and seats upholstered in green plush.The third is à 76-foot Wagner parlor car, In this thera isa private stateroom furnished with a sofa and two luxurious easy chairs,and all the woodwork is in carved relief.Back of this is the main parlor fitted with 20 large, comfortable, square armed chairs upholstered in brown and white gilk rep.The windows are a novelty, the inper ones having brass mouldings and swingiog inward on hinges, while the outer ones slide in the usual manner, It is illuminated by eight gas chandeliers, and the finish of the wall and roof of the car is of the most elaborate style in carving and inlaid work.At the back there ig a beautifully fitted up smoking compartment.The next car is similar in its appointments, except tbat it is fitted up in old gold plush.This magnificent train pulled into the G.T.R.Depot last night at 9:15, having made the trip from New York to Montreal in 11 hours, and will leave daily hereafter.The cars each have two sets of six-wheelsd trucks, with steel tires and wrought iron ceaters, sald to be the best running trucks made.All are equipped wita automatic brakes and also with a cord to the locomotive that signals by a sharp whistle instead of the old style bell.Indeed every detail for safety, comfort and the maximum of speed has been looked after with scrupulous care, and it is safe to predict that this train will be the most popular of any that the Central Vermont Das put on its lines.es A SEVERE SHOCK.Califoralas Has a Bad Shaking Up, But No One is Hurt.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, SAN Josx, June 29,\u2014A series of sharp concussions of the earth occurred in this city shortly after three o'clock this morning.They wers the most severe shocks of earthquake that have been e z- perienced since 1868.The vibrat ons were from noithwest to southwest.Toe shocks lasted about 20 ssconds ea:h.The first shock was very violent, and caused the electric tower at ths corner of Market and Santa Clara-streets to sway porceptibly.The tower 18 240 fest hizh, and it swayed at least ten to a dozen feet over the perpendicular.A pinic prevailed among the eastern tour st: stopping at the hotels here, and men and women rushed half clad from their rooms frenzied with fear.The second shock caused buildings to rise and fall with undulating motion of a billow.Consiga erable glaes, crockery, etc., was destroy ed and not a few chimneys thrown down the American | \u2014- 2 Free Excursion Wa \u2014to\u2014 LAVAT, PARK DOMINION DAY.Special train Leaves Dalhousie Station gy pm.YOU WILL RAKE IN DOLLARS By attending this sa'e : nd buying one nf ous $35 lots\u201424x10.Cais al oui vaice 3) minutes before train time and our agent will accompany you, Everyone kr.wsthat Laval Park is situated on the Back River, on both sides of Canadian Pacific bridge, fronting the : beautiful Riviere des Prairies, six miles from the city and 1s O03 Jof the most enchanting spots on earth.Lots $35, st1getg 2graded, sid \u2018walks mage deed included, PARENT BROS St.Jaune.- Let, Ottawa River Navigation Co.DOMINION:DAY Steamer Sovereign Excursions \u2014T0+=; Tickets good 50th June and return ; 3rd July.To Carillen, $1.00, 4 delightful trip\u2014 Home by the Rapids.Take 8.05 am.train for Lachine to connect with Steamer, fternoon Tri t.Annes and Rapids, wl Taroais and 140 pm.train, G, T.Ry! 12.30 p.m, C.P.Ry.Shoot Rapids, 50c.5 p.m, train Lachine.Steamer Prince of Wales, up Lake and home by Rapids.From Canal Basin, 1.30 p.m.St.Gabriel\u2019s Locks, 2 p.m.Fare 50c.Ticket Offices, 143\u2014O'Brien\u2014sSt.James-st., and 184 St.James-street.Balmoral and Windsor Hotels, and Bonaventure Station.R.W.BHEPHERD, jr., Marager.THE Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.New and important Arrangement during 4 be fine weather, commencing on Sunday 5th uly, prox, Tho steamers of this Company will leave Montreal and Quebec every Sunday aîter- noon at three o'clock, reaching Three Rivers before dark, and will leave that place at eleven o'clock for Montreal, and at twelve o'clock midnight Btor Quebec, arriving at Montreal and Quebec respectively at six 0\u2019clock Menday morning, calling \u201cat tSoret and Batiscan.Passengers paying fare through to Quebec or Montreal! have the privilege of returning from Three Rivers in either direction without paying additional fare.Passengers going by the Saturday evening boal may return\u2019 by the Sunday boat at single fure for the round trip, No freight carried on the Sunday steamer.For fur her information, apply zat.the Comnpany\u2019s offic -a, JULIEN CHABOT, Gen.Manager, ALEX.MILLOY, Traffic Manager.20th June, 1891, Sale by Auth rity of Justice.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following property whereof Miss Elizabeth Moore,spinster,of full Age and using Of her rights of the Ciiy and District of Montreal and her minorsister, Ellen Moore, issue of the mariage of Robert Moore, boiler-maker, and Bridget Ryan, of the said City of Montreal, are undivided owners, will be sold and adjudged to the last and highest bidder therefor,in tne office of the undersizned Notary, on the Twentieth day of July next, at eleven of the clock in the forenoon, subject, to the conditions of sal e the n and there to be announeed, to wit : The Jot of land situate in St.Gabriel\u2019s ward, of the said City of Montreal, where it ia known and designated under the number three thousand and seventy \u20143070\u2014 in the book of reference and on the official plan of the Parish of Montreal, with the buildings thereon erected, The conditions of the sale can be also ob~ tained at any time before that sale from tha undersigned.\u2019 Montreal, this 26th June, 1801.H.D.COTE, : N.BEL-ATR RACES, An extra special train will be run fiom the G.T, BK.and C.P.R.stations at 12.30 p.m4 on Wednesday, July 1.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CURE Bick Headacha and relieve all the t.dent to a 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