The Montreal herald, 8 septembre 1891, mardi 8 septembre 1891

[" me CE ES AE ow O9 HT Dar ee Pr æ FER PO 1er the ns, id- are the ity stic ach me its ine of are Iso sed less NF\u201d IE SUCCESSORS TO MILLER BROS.& MITCHELL.(Established 1869.) 192 King Street, Montreal.| MILLER BROS & TOMS | Malers of SAFETY ELEVATORS Operated by Hand and Stsam Power, Water & Electricity Desonto CMce, 74 Tork Street, H.D.SIMMONS, AGENT.pee je 2 lonireal crald MONTREAL | PE SPOBING Glo.LAYOUR Strest and Tervepliones, Bell 130, BUSBY Lane, META Galvanized Roots Repaire, Federal 4508, L & GRAVEL ROOFERS Iron and Coppez eornisss aod Skylights P.0.Box 00g, ev Fluise EIGHTY FOURTH YEAR NO 212 THE NEWS, There will likely be showers to-day.The tennis tournament at Toronto closed yesterday.Mr.Gladstone objects to a labor party with a representation In Parliament.It is said the Powers will not protest against Turkey\u2019s concessions to Russia.An insect, which is a puzzle to the scientists, has attacked the sugar beets in California.Djevat Pacha, Governor of Crete, has been appointed Grand Vizier, m place of Kiamil Pacha.Ex-Senator Tabor ha sold the Poor- man mine at Caribou to Leonard Gow, oi Glasgow, for $650,000.Senator Perley has received word from tbe Northwest that the crops are universally heavy and fine.Swiss Independence Day continues t be celebrated with ardor deapite the inclemency of the weather.United States Minister to Chili, Patrick Egan, received orders at Santiago to recognize the provisional government.Owing to lack of patronage Mrs.Josh Mann\u2019s theatrical company was forced fo disband at Shamokin, Pa., on Saturday night.Ohio negroes are indiguant that Mr Durham should have been appointed Minister to Hayti,and Mr.Maxwell,their candidate, ignored.A big find of pure red hematite, or bessemer ore, has been made at the old Sampson mine, near Plummer, Wis., on the Penokee range.Anexplosion of powder occurred at Dupont powder works at Wilmington Del.Twomills were badly wrecked, but no one was injured.Members of the National Guard of Washington are preparing to bring eait against the State for payment for service in the late mining riot.The North German Gazette says that at tlie request of the Italian Government Germany has undertaken to protect Italian residents in Chili.Jersey City\u2019s water supply is described a8 \u201cdiluted sewage\u201d and \u2018\u2018unfit to bathe in\u201d bv the Rev.John L.Scudder, who has travelled all over the world.The repairs at the White House are being hurried along so that the mansion may be ready upon the return of President Harrison and family on Sept.15.The Eureka Silk Manufacturing Company of Canton, Mass, bave had warrants in insolvency issued against them A meeting of creditors will be held st Dedham, Sept.23.The Gaulois proposes that the French Government, acting in concert with the Governments of other powers interested shall send an ultimation to China in regard to the recent outrages upon foreigners in that country.The building occupied by Johu Rali- ton & Co., manufacturers of tint cloths, the Government paint works and the Campbell Electric Bupply Company at Watertown, Mass, was burned last night.Less $20,000.While a young man pamed John Morse, son of Samuel Morse, of Drum- mordville, Ont., was picking at the cap of a dynamite cartridge, the cartridg - exploded, taking off the thumb and tw.first fingers of both hands.A serious disaster is reported to the German expedition in Africa where the Arab slave traders have been carrying on a savage fight with the Germans, the latter commanded by Emin Pasha supported by Lieuts.Stuvimann and Landha Forest fires have been raging in the Cascade Mountains, near Hot Springs, Wash., for three days.Mueh valuabla\u201d timber has already been destroyed and the fires, which now extend 25 miles along the mountain range, are still spreading, The London Board of Trade returns for the month of August, 1891, as compared with those for the corresponding month of last year, show that imports increased £1,420,000 and that exports decreased £2,159,000.The trestle ut the east end of the bridge over the Red river, about a mile from Clay City, on the Kentucky Union Rails road, fell 40 feet yesterday morning, carrying the engine and seven cars.Fireman Thomas Hall was killed and Engineer Hanna was badly scalded.In the House yesterday Bir John Thompson read letters exchanged between Sir Hector Langevin and Premier Abbott.Sir Hector asks that his resignation he considered as final.Premier Abbott in reply says he will lay the resignation before the Governor-Gen- eral.Mr.Charles R, Devlin, M.P., for Ot\" tawa County, has met with an accident and is seriously ill, and his life is despaired of.Yesterday morning he met with an accident, from which fatal results are feared, it being stated that tetanus or lgck jaw has supervened.Tte department at Washington received a telegram from Mr.Egan stating that a provisional governmens in Chili had been established on the 4th iust.with Jorge Montt as president and was universally accepted by the people anl that Le (Egan) was in very cordial com- mouication with it.A Washington despatch says: Asa: outgrowth of SenatorFarwell\u2019s schems tor artificial rain production, artificial fro-¢ jy revention is now suggested.L.C.Kuif- fen of Chicago has written a le tor to si cretary Rusk on the subject.His 15.ory is that artificial mists prev ot the radiation of heat from the eart :.TAREN AY FINAL Sir Hector Langevin Again Tenders His Resignation as Minister of Public Works.LETTERS ON THE SUBJECT.Mr, Laurier Stated that the Anxiety of the Public Mind with Regardto the Position of Sir Hector was Justifiable and it was Just as Well to Know How He Stood, FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.OrTtawa, Sept.7\u2014At the opening of the House to-day Sir John Thompson said that there appeared to be soms misapprehension as to the standing of Sir Hector Langevin sinca he last tendered his resignation as Minister of Pab- fic Works.Some honorable gentlemen seemed to think that Sir Hector Lan- gevin continued to act as a member of the council though severing his connection with the deparcment of Public \u2018Works.This had not been the case as Sir Hector had not attended council meetings since tendering his resignation.But agsome misunderstanding seemed to exist 1n the Senate a8 well as in the Commons, on this point Sir Heclor had seen fit to write Mr.Abbott again, offering his resignatlon.Sir John Thompson then read the fol- lowirg letter from Sir Hector to Hon Mr.Abtott and the Premier\u2019s reply: OTTAWA, Sept.7, 1891, MY DEAR PRIME MINISTRR,\u2014I see that at the last meeting of the Senate a question was put to you by one of the Senators to know whether my resignation as Minister of Public Works has been accepted.This question, coming atter a similar one in the House of Jummons makes me perceive that there is sume misunderstanding about my position; and, in order to put an end toit,I wish, as intended by me, And ask you that my resignation may be accepted without further delay.I remain, my dear Prime Minister, Yours very truly, (Signed) HECTOR L.LANGEVIN.Hoo, J.J.C.Abbott, Prime Minister, Ottawa, $ PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE.OTTAWA, Sept.7, 1891, DEAR SIR HECTOR LANGEVIN,\u2014I have to acknowledge your letter of Lhis morning, requesting that your resignation may be nc- cepted without further delay.and to say that in accordance witn your request I shall regard your resignation as final, and shall lay it betore His Excellency immediately.1 remain, dear Sir Hector, Yours very truly, J.J.C, ABBOTT.Mr.Laurier said that the anxiety of the public mind with regard to the position of the member for Three Rivers had after all been justified and it was well that the House should understand that the honorable member had ceased to be an adviser of His Excellency.In answer to Mr.Amyot, Mr.Foster said that the total amount of subsidies paid tothe Baie des Chaleurs Railway up to the present date was $524,175.The House then went into supply and tbe perennial discussion ensued on the item for the Paris agency.Liberal members denounced the payment of $4000 Lo ex-Senator Fabre for this position.Sir Adolphe argued that the G»vera- ment ought to be forgiven becauss he had been appointed to the Senate by tbe late Premier, Hon.Alex.Mackenzie.Mr.Mackenz'e rose for the first time this session and smilingly stated that Le repented baving promoted Mr.Fabre This retort wes received with ringing Liberal cheers.Mr.Somerville reminded the House that this high salaried immigration azent succeeded only in securing in Canada one immigrant from France in 10 years.He denounced this wilful waste of public money.Mr.Lariviere said that Fabre was attacked by the Opposition because he wes in Paris and not in Berlin.Mr.Laurier denounced this argument as a vile appeal to national prejudice, worthy only ¢f a demagogue.He said that this item was oppused again and again not because the agency was at Paris but because it was a useless, scan- daloug expenditure of public money.Mr.Bain declared that there was no peed for such à man as Fabre to act ag a chapercne to Canadian aristocra:s on their trips to Paris.After recess tha House again went in supply,the estimates were continued and considerable progrees was made.The salary of Mr.Fabre was finally passed without a divigion.The House adjourned at midnight after passing excise estimates.The Herald was in error on Saturday in stating that the House would not sit to-day.A deputation asked both Houses for an adjournmant, but only the Senate accedsd to their request.en A BATTLE OF GIANTS.Fine Westeru Union Will Try to Crush the Bell Telephone Co, New York, Sept.7.\u2014The two great corporations in this country with which the public bas most to do are the Western Union Telegraph Company and the American Bell Telephone Company.In one sense they are rivals.In another, inasmuch as the former has profited by the success of the latter, they are one.But they have reached the forked roads.One must pursue one course and the other another.Before they separate they will engage in a death struggle.It will be a battle of the Cyclops.Eich Las a monopoly, and hence the whole American people to draw upon for the sinews of war.The colder and stronger corporation will be the aggressor, It has already taken the first step and will force the decisive engagement this month in the United States Court in Boston.Fel) 2000 Feet.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.RocursTEr, N.Y., Sept.7.\u2014At Charlotte to-day Gee, W.Lewis an assistant to Frof.Nella, the aeronaut, was caught by the legs in the ropes which were attached to a balloon in which the pru- tes-or was about tomake an asrensior.He was carriea into the air over Zui feet and when the baloon dropped to the surface of the lake Le tozetuer with the profess r was rescued by the life say ing crew.He wus unhurt »nd accomplished the f at like a pro\u2018essiyual, MONTREAL.TOSSOAY SEPTEJABER & 1891 NEWS FROM QUEBEC, A Seaman\u2019s Insanity\u2014A Fine Collection of Swords\u2014Le Canadien\u2019s Question.Queskc, Sept.7.\u2014The chief mate of a Norwegian bark now in port, having latelv shown signs of mental derangement has been paid off from his vessel, ard will be sent to his home in Norway.A very pretty collection of Toledo swords are exhibited by Chevalier Fre chette, consul for Spain.The collection was intended for the Toronto Exhibition, but delay in execution preveuted their coming in time.The swords were much admired by military men.The collection will be sent to Toronto to-night.Le Canadien says: \u201cAre we on tha eve of a crisis in Quebec?The British flag has not waved for the last two weeks over (he office of the L'.-Governor at the public buildings, yet the Prime Minis er aud his colleagues ara at their posts Le Canadienne, which has gone through the L-ttellier tempest, sses the precursory signs of another cyclone.\u201d Ann Dermody, wife of James Cleary, aged 67 years was found dead Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m., on the floor of her esidence, 40 Conroy-straet, by her hus- bard, on his return from work at the gas l.cuge.Her head was lying in a metal boiler where it is supposed she fell whilst in an epileptic fit.Coroner Bel- leau held an inquest this morning and the jurors rendered a veraict of death from epilepsy.Deceased lived alone with her husband, her children being in the States.The annual firing competition of the Dominion Ariillery Association opened at the Island of Orleans to-day.Teams from all parts of the Dominion are in attendance and the hoarse boom of the heavy ordinance could be plainly heard in town all day.ere GOSSIP FROMETHE CAPITAL.The Celebration of Labor Day in Ottawa\u2014 Accident to su M.P.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.OTTAWA, Sept.7.\u2014To-day Labor day was celebrated in an imposing manner.Thousands turned out to witness the procession, which included many allegorical cars.Business was suspended.This afternoon a picnic is in progress at the show grounds.It1s rnmored around town that Mr.Chas.Devlin,M.P.,wasstricken with lock- juw at Aylmer, Que., as the result of an accident, and that his recovery is doubt- fal.Acting Detective Flannigan made a valubale discovery Saturday in connection with the recent robberies alleged to have been committed by three Polanders, William Dover, Henry Dover and Doff- man, who are now under arrest.The discovery consisted of a trunk filled with nicknaks which the acting detective found at the C.P.R.station, addressed to a party in the United States.Joseph Bercovict, the Italian Swede, from whom the articles were stolen has identified the articles in the trank as his.It is said the police will produce evidence to show that it was the prisoners who left the trunk at the station for shipment.Mr.A.C.MacDougall, of this city,who bas already some patents bearing upon the cold storage, has been experiment- tng in the direction ofbetter results in tue generating of dry c ld for warehouses as well as in appliances for freezing.A reporter saw the apparatus in running order and the examination proved highly satisfactory.Senator Perley to-day received some magnificent samples of grain from hig farm at Wolseley, Assiniboia, N.W.T.The letter accompanying the sample states tfat the crops are unusually heavy and fine.The samples include Ladoga and red Fyfe wheat.The Ladows was not eown by the Siua- tor, but some grains crept in wih the red Fyfe.The Senator says it ripens some 10 days earlier than the other and is a heavy crop.A neign- bor of bis sowed three pounds of seed wheat (Ladoga) from the experimental farm and raised 235 lbs.of grain, or within 48 1bs.of four bushels.This shows that one pound of Ladoga, wheat gave 78% lbs.of grain, There are foar varieties of oats, all showing a tremendous heavy head, and a good sample of two-rowed barley over four inches in the bead.The yield is good,and the samples are bright and clear.There is no trace cf frest on any of the samples.ap FROM THE QUEEN CITY.The Disposal of Destitute Russian Jews\u2014 The Tenuls Tournament, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.ToroxTo, 7.\u2014Forty families of destitute Jews who had been expelled from Rus- pia arrived in the city by train from Montreal last night and were met and taken care of by Rebbi Elzas, and a num- ter of the membera of the Richmond- street synagogue.This morning they were gent over on the Chicora to Lewis- ton, and will be sent on to Buffalo and various points in the United States.Each family was supplied with food for the journey, and with a small sum of money.These immigrants are only allowed to enter the United States sinc>the Asscciated Hebrew Charities has given bonds for $1,000,000 that they will not become a public burden.A $1700 blaze occured this afternoon in the premises occupied by J: W.Paterson, dealers in plaster and cement.There was a very good attendance at the last days\u2019 events in the tournament on the grounds of the Victoria Lawn Tennis Club to-day.The courts were somewhat slippery after the heavy rains of Sunday night, but the playing was good.Inthe final mixed doubles which were brought on at 10.30 in the morning, Miss Osborne, and Mr.Matthews beat Miss Pope, and Mr Pope, 6\u20144 ; 6\u20143; 4\u20146; 6\u20143.\u2018The final ladies singles between Mrs Sydney Smith and Miss Osborne was a splendid exhibition of Tennis.The latter after losing the first two sets, by bard play won the match by a ecore of 4\u20146; 3\u20146; 6\u20144; 6\u20143: 6\u20141.em Chopped Up in a Reaper.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Drayrox, Ont.Sept.7.\u2014A sad and fatal accident happaned thisevening whereby a16-year-old son of Joseph Hills, Mary- boro township, lost his life.He was driving a reaper and in reaching forward to throw it out of gear, one of the revolving rakes caught his head and threw him in front of ths kpives.Both arms anda leg were completely severed from his body.He was.eeverely cut about the face and died in two hours after the accident.3 CENTS.$6 PER YEAR 1 RUSSIAN VISIT The Czar and Czarowitz Will Soon Go to France With an Imposing Squadron.THE FRIENDSHIP OF FRANCE The President of France Wiil Meet the Distinguished Visitors at Cherbourg Attended by the Ministry and High Ofticers\u2014The Reception Will be One of Unparalleled Grandeur.BY CABLE TO THE HERALD Paris, Bept.7.\u2014\u2014Receut correspondence between the Czar and Baron de Mout enebeim, the Russian Ambaseador at Paris, makes it appear quite certain that immediately atier tie Copenhagen visit is concluded the Czarina and Czarowitz, escorted by an imposing Russian squadron, will proceed in the Imperial yacht to Cherbourg.St.Petersburg advices speak of the French visit as a thing absolutely settled and the news is received in this city with an enthusiasm, which indicates the intention of the French to eclipse even the recent extraordinary Crosstadt de.n- onstration.The details of the important iteniary have not yet been divulged, bat it is settled that the President of France, attended by the ministry and high of ficers, will meet the visitors at ClLer- bourg and act as their escorts to Paris.It is asserted that the imperial progress from Cherbourg to the capital and their reception there, will present a scene of imposing grandeur suca 8s has not been wivoessed in France since the days of the first Napoleon.The Distress in Russia.BY CABLE TO THE HERALD, Sr.PETERSBURG, Sept.7.\u2014The severe distress prevailing among the people has interfered with the success of the Nijni Novgorod fair, Most ot the goods exposed for sale are left in the hands of the exhibitors.This will result in the shutting down of many factories during the coming winter and throwing out of employment thousands of workmen.After the Army Manoeuvres, BY CABLE TO THE HERALD, Vranna, Bept.7.\u2014Chancellor Von Ca- privi and Count Kolonky, except for a brief visit to the field, epent yesterday together at Castle Meiers,where Emperor William received their reports and conferred with them.Since Saturday Emperor William has been using a carriage in going about owing to fatigue resulting from his long continuance in the saddle.The Russian Press Rejolces, BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.Loxnox, Bept.7.\u2014The Russian Presg rejoices at the fall of Kiamil Pacha, and hints that if Dje L.Djevid Pacha desires the good will of Russia, he should promptly terminate the Bulgarian quarrel, The correspondent of The Standard at Berlin says that England has intimated her intention to increase ber Mediu- terranean fleet largely.\u201c50 Serlous Situation in Mexico.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, GavLvesTON, Tex., Sept.7.-A gentie- man interested in railways in Mexico and connected with the jutty works at Tamico, very recently arrived at Galveston from that country and in course of an interview Saturday made some startling statements.\u201cMexico,\u201d he said, \u201cis now on the verge of revoit.During my stay in the republic I had a splendid chance to study its people and a large number of persons and tbe lower class of Mexicans employed.Many Mexicans expressed themselves as greatly dissatisfied with the Government and would willingly rebel were there any one to lead.The people are ten to one against the military and an outbreak might occur at any time.A large number of the better class of Mexicans,who are opposed to Diaz\u2019s administration, are circulating among the ignorant class and leading them to believe that Diaz is working in the interest of the United States Government in granting railroad franchises to corporations whose stock holders are citizens of the States.Just before leaving Tampico I visited an old French doctor who has been an inhabitant of Mexico for the past 40 years, and be informed me that in case of an uprising I had better leave as the feeling against Americans and especially citizens of Texas was very bitter.In talking overlthe situation witu me he sald that the prospects for a revolution had not looked eo ripe for many years.The successes of Chilian insurgents over Balmaceda bas given the Mexicans great hopes and many believe that the Diaz Government can be overihrownii t © same manner.This is the true situation without any prejudice to either prrty.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Bad Place to Sleep, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Niacara Faurs, Sept.7.\u2014Whan a freight train arrived from the west this morning,oyer the Grand Trunk Railroad, one of the railway men heard the cries of a man coming from a box car, loaded with lumber, The car was sealed by the United States Customs, crossing at tLe Detroit River.An officer was secured and the seals broken and the man taken out, He gave his name as Sampson, aud his home as Boston, Mees.He said be had been in the car three days, which was loaded with Jumber, and says he got in at Saginaw where he was employed as baker until three days ago, when fesling tired Le climbed into the car, laid down and fell asleep.When he awoke he found the cae was attached to a train aad found it irapossib'e ta get out, though he made several atiewpts t: make train men as well as others he -r bim, but was uneuccresatul, and had almest given up ho: e of being releas-d.He was aimost faint from hunger.THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.An Iuteresting Interview About tha Blalue Boom and the Likely Outcome, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.\u2018WASHINGTON, Sept.7.\u2014The talk in administration circles about the appointment of Mr.Stephen B.Elkins to be Sac- retary of War is not a joke.It is serious.The President is very fond of Mr.Elkins and the close intimacy of Harrison and Ex-Senator Davis, Mr.Elkins\u2019 father-ia- law, is well known.The New Mexico- New York-West Virginia statesman has always been a fighting friend of Blaine, and this is being urged by his friends as a reason why it would be gooa politics for tbe President t> make him a member of the Cabinet.They say that Elkins would bas more potent than any one else in con- viocing the man from Maine that he should not be a candidate against his present chief.In fact it issaid by those who pretend to know that Elkineg is engineering the present Blaine burrah in the interes: of Harrison, Of course there are men shouting for and working for Blaine who believe he wants the nomination.Some are original Blaine men, wha believe all Bob Ingersoll sald of the man 1n 1876.Others are for him because they believe he is the only man who can prevent Harrison's nomination.A gentleman old in political experience said a few days ago: \u201cBlaine will fool these people, He likes his present position and will be content with four years more at the head of the State Department.Blaine has lost none of his old cunning.He is playing the boys.When the time comes he will \u2018buck, and his riders will go into the air, while the Maine mag, with his bead down and bis tail to windward will break for the Harrison camp and the State Department clover, and as he goes he will wink his off eye at Alger, Clarkson, Quay and the others,and wita a come-and-see-me-later-boys expression on his galloping hindquarters, he willland in the Harrison pasture field.That,\u201d said the veteran politician, \"is what Blaine will do and don\u2019t forget I told you so,\u201d and off he went.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 IT COST HIM THE WINE.The Joke Played by a Montrealer on Mr, Alexander, Whe is in Montreal.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.New York, Sept.7.\u2014The representatives of the electrical interests of the country now in session at Montreal at the convention of the National Electric Light Association will \u2018\u201c*have the laugh\u201d on one of their number when they read The Herald at breakfast to morrow.That one is Mr, P.H.Alexander, head of the electrical supp.y house of Alexander, Barney & Chapin, To-day is Labor Day here, a fact apparently not known to all our Canadian cousins.A Montreal gentleman, well known in electrical end business circles, who is attend- Ing the convention, wislung to put up a joke on his triend, Mr.Alexander, sent the following telegram: *To Alexander, Barney & Chapin, 20 Cortlandt-street, New York.\u2014Give our $mployes & holiday and open a basket of wine to celebrate the convention, Signed, P, H.Alexander.\u201d Two of the gentlemen connected with the A.B.&C.firm were at the offices here when this message arrived.Tne instructions in the first part of the telegram having already been observed tney proceeded to carry out tbe latter portion and by the time Mr.Alexander hears of the joke, he will be indebted to a New York restaurant in the sum of $12.70 for \u201c refreshments \u2019\u2019 to the two faithful employes who worked on a holiday at better pay than they ever earned before.\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Bel-Air Fall Meeting on Thursday aad Saturday.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.The entries for the autumn meefing which takes place at Bel-Air on the 10th and 12th, were opeced to-day and have turned out very satisfactory, considering the other rave meetings in progress.There are good entries from T.H.Love\u2019s stable, Ville Marie, Polydora, (which first won a grand race on Friday last in Bayfield in good company,) Cortland, Lee Christy etc, will all be on band.Then Redtellow, Belle of Orange, Vassella, Mokanna, Mohawk, Mariaton and the rest cf Dawes\u2019 stable, fresh from their hard won victories in Saratoga will be geen to their best advantage.The two-year-old races are particalarly well represented.No less than seven, it is expected, will face the starter, and some new blood, too, is on hand and it may take some good guessing to place the youngsters when both the two-year- old events are pulled off The steeplechase races; which are a great favoritewith theMontreal public,are well filled and at leastseven starters will face the flag both days as follows: Gladiator, Mackenzie, Lee Christy,) Thistle, Henry Brown (a new one at Bel-Air Duke of Bourbon, Quaker &c, and as b th these races are handicaps of 2 atd 2} miles some close work at the finish may be looked for.Billy Crane and Dictum arrived from Boston to-day via C.P.R., and a cracker from Ottawa, a 2-year-old of the Ottawa Stable, is expected to-day.Senator Coch- rane\u2019s 2-year-olds arrived to-day and are expected to give a good account of themselves.We will publish a full list of the entries to-morrow.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 They Got Very Bold, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Mapoc, Sept.7.\u2014~Thomas Cross, dry- goods merchant has just discovered that some parties belonging to the town have been systematically relieving him of his dry goods etc.The discovery was made through a woman trying to exchange a pair of $3 boots which she said was bought from a certain person for $1.Cross of course recognized hig mark and at once instituted closer enquiry.One of the gang eventually acknowledged having a duplicate key to his store and also returned a lot of goods he had on band.No doubt this has been geing on f.r sometime, as they got so bold as to cut off cloth enough for a suit of clothes and take it to a tailor across he street and get it made up.It is supposed there i8 a gang of them and merchants have been victimized besites Crogs.Two arrests bave been made.ARE THEY AFRAID Will the Sentence of Political Death be Passed Upon Sir Hector Langevin ?WILL HAVE TO JOIN RYKERT The More Respectable Conservatives Have Decided That Sir Hector Must Go\u2014They Know Their Constituonts Demand the Punishment of the Chief Boodler-Will Thompson Surrender ?FRUM OUR OWN REPORTER.Orrawa, Sept.7.\u2014\u201c What delays the Langevin trial?What are Sir Hector\u2019s friends afraid of ?\u2019\u2019 these are the questions heard in every lobby and corridor of the House.For over a week the Liberal members of the Privileges and Elections Committee have been ready and anxious to proceed with the sume ming up of the evidence to reach the final verdict.But there is trouble in the Tory ranks.Nothing else can explain the protracted agony.The more respectable Conservatives have decided that \u2018Sir Hector must go,\u201d but the latter has given them hig ultima- tion: \u201cI shall be no scope goat: you shared the spoils with me and now you shall share toe ignominy.\u201d Meantime Sir Jobn Thompson is between two raging fires, The Ontario men have instructed him to dismiss Sir Hector as he dismissed Rykert, at the bidding of Mr.Blake.The Tories from the weet think their influence should be as graat ag that of the late Liberal leader.They know tueir constitutent\u2019s demand the punishment of the chief boodler, and they have plainly informed the Minister of Justice to that effec\u2019.But just as in the Rykert case Sir John Thompson is lacking in the conrage of his convictions.He knows that Sir Hector\u2019s friends have no moral ground to stand upon, but as he shrank from condemning Rykert so he cowers with far greater fear and trembling before his present culprit, his once-power- ful collesgue, Langevin; and ths sen: tence of political death hangs in halfhearted hesitation ot his trembling lips.And while he hesitates the {Liberal leaders in that committee, Mills and Davies, have their briefs prepared and every link in the chain of evidence which is to bind Sir Hector is welded without a flaw.It only remains for Sir John Thompson to haye the facts of the case forcibly arrayeu before him and he will surrender as he surrendered to Mr.Blake.Even now Sir Hector\u2019s friends are willing to compromise.They will accept a verdict of \u2018\u201cincapreity\u201d but not of bood- ling.In other words, Sir Hector is willing to go but wants a \u201ccharacter\u201d of some kind with which to maintain statue in \u201csociety.\u201d He is pot likely to escape, however, without his just deserts.Too many of his erstwhile friends agree now witn the Liberals that robbery of the treagury is to be branded as a political crime, and the robbers 8s political pariahs and ont aws.To recapitulate: The report of the Privileges and Elections Committee will in all probability be the same in the Langevin case as it was in that of his friend Rykert.Between Cochrane and Sir Hector, the Lincoln boodler, will have company in his exile, and tke trio may soon hope for stronger reinforcements.Two more witnesses in the Printing Bureau scandal arrived in Ottawa today and will give evidence to-morrow.To-night it is ramored that three of the Printing Bureau employees have decamped from Ottawa to escape giving evidence against Chapleau.These witnesses have had no personal motive in fleeing, as they never held positions of trust and could not have boodled for themselves.ee GOVERNMENT IN CHILI, The Republic of Chili will be Formally Recognized by Americans, New York, Sept.7\u2014A Santiago special to The Herald says: The provisional government of the Republic of Chili will be formally recognized by the government of the United Btates to-morrow.Minister Patrick Egan to-day received a cable despatch from the State Department at Washington instructing him to treat the Junta de Gobierno asthe Government de facto of the country.Information to this effect was unofficially conveyed to Senor Jorge Moutt, president cf the Junta, soon after the receipt of the cable despatch, but official action will not be taken before to-mor- row.Minister Egan will be cordially received by the Junta for the news be brings, if for nothing else.Members of the Provisional Government were much pleased at the receipt of this information, though they were not greatly surprised.They felt that as soon as the United States understood the situation here, that order had been restored throughout the country and that the authority of the Junta was uziver- sally recognized, Mr.Egan would receive the instructions which came to him to-day.It 18 the opinion here that Senor Pedro Montt, who is now in Washington as the representative of the Junta, will be regularly accredited Minister from Chili to the United states as soon as the matter can be reached.This, it is thought, will not be many days.es Davitt and Home Rule.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.Sax Fraxasco, Sept.7.\u2014Michael Dav- itt bas been living in Oakland for a few montbs and now he is going to return to Ireland to his life work.In an interview yesterday he said: \u201cIreland is on the brink ef her freedom.Home Rule is only a matter of a few years.Parliament may run by English law until 1893, but there is so much dissension and diffsr- ence in political fact\u2019ons that Salisbury must call the general elections for Anril rext, or at the worst for the fHilowsiuvg À auuæn.\u201d SHOT FOR A WOMAN.Because James Morgan Spoke Well of Her He was Desperately Attacked.New York, Sept.7.\u2014James Morgan, a laborer, 50 years old, of No, 16 East Forty-fifth-street, was brought to Belle vue Hospital on Saturday night, with a bullet wound on the left side of his head and another in his right shoulder, He was shot on Saturday night by Morris Tritton, alias Morris Skratton, who a short time ago in a quarrel shot his first cousin, Eugene Tritton, a bricklayer, with whose wife he is now living, al though Eugene recovered.Morgan, a hard working man, for the last eight months had been boarding in the tenement, No.316 East Foriy-fifth- street, with Mr.and Mrs, Courtney.Mra, Courtney knew the Trittons from living in the same house with them.Morrie Lritton was was paid off on Saturday afternoon and beganto drink.About 2 o'clock he went home and threatened to kill Mrs, Tritton.She sought protection in Mrs.Courtney\u2019s apariments, where she remained until about 6 o'clock.She left to retara to her hon e, but was back at Mrs.Courtney\u2019s in nalf an bour, saying that Trit- ion was waiting for her with a revolver.Mrs, Courtney invited her to stay all rignt.About 10.30 o'clock, as t 1ey were preparing to goto bed,a knoes came at the door and Tritton was admitted.He was in an ugly mood and asked for his\u201c wife.\u201d Fearing trouble Mrs, Courtney told him his \u201cwife\u201d had not been there.Tritton sat in the kilchen with Mrs.Courtney, ber husband and Mozgen, who occupied a 80fa.When Tritton spoke of his \u201cwife,\u201d calling her vile names, Morgan and Mra.Courtney tried to quiet him.\u201cMy wife is a bad woman\u201d said Trit- ton, \u201cand not fit for avy man ty live with.\u201d \u201cI think she is a very nice woman from what I have seen of her,\u201d said Morgan.Trit on, in a rage, accusad Morgan of being iutimats with his \u201cwie,\u201d and, with an oath, drew a revolver from his hip pocket took Geliberate aim and fired two shots at Morgan, Ore of the Bullets lodged iu the ceiling, while the other imb dded itself in the riznt shoulder.The wounved man jumpad from the sofa, and in an instant be and Triton were rolling over tue floor.friécn struck his uead on the stove, makiug a wound under his eye.They struzgled on tLe floor, each trying to get possession of the revolver.When they arose to their iee.Morgan started for the door and had just crossed the threshold when Tritton grabbed him by the throat.Holding him against thie door jamb Trition discharged anoiber chamber of his revolver into Morgan\u2019s head.Mors ¢ an fell vnconscious across the hall In his hurry to escape Tritton tripped oy.r Morgan's prostrata body.Mrs.Courtney ranto a front window and cried for police.Then she tried to get the revolver from Tritton.She once had it, but Tritton\u2019s \u201cwife\u201d snatched it from her, and with Tritton left the house bes fore a policeman arrived, Mrs.Courtney sent for a Roman Catholic priest, but an ambulance from the bospital arrived first and the injured man was taken away.Tritton and Mrs.Tritton went to their bome, where they were followed by Policeman Mulvey, of tne East F fty- first street station, who captured Tritton whiie he was trying to change his bioody shirt aud trousers.The revolver could notbe found.Tritton\u2019s wife will not talk ahout the shooting.Tritton was arraigned before Justice McMahon iv the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, and committed without bail to await the result of Morgan\u2019s injuries, Tritton was sentenced to Sing Sing fox two years on a charge of assault, but served only eight months.He shot at but missed a policeman about two ysars ago who attempted to arrest him.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 That St.Catherines Escapades, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.St.CATHARINES, Sopt.7.\u2014Tae * arrested at the alter\u201d case has been the sensation of the day amongst the saints and is the cause of any amount of gossip.The only new develovment in the cage has been the liberation of Amile Risch, who was arrested as an accessory to the conspiracy to abduct Miss Lula Rolls.He was liberated on bail, Mr.Charles Wilson, Reeve of Port Dalhousie going bail $500 and Mr.Glass, a Louth farmes for $1000, Mr.Frank Risch,the would-be bridegroom did notsucceed in getting bail and was sent back toihe county jail to wait iill to-morrow at 10 o\u2019clock, when he will have a hearing.Amile Risca claims to be a very much isjured man, that he came here simply toact a3 bast man at his brother's marriage.II: has retained Lawyer Pattison to look after his interests and intends to pros=-ute his molesters to the full Imit of the law, It appears the lady in the case, Miss Rolle, was fully aware of the connection the Risch boys bad in the lamentable Sadie Lavelle affair and was perfectly willing to proceed with the wedding.She is reported to be still willing £3 proceed with the ceremony and it is only a question of time when the wedding will take place.\u2014ape The Weather, TORONTO, Ont, Sept.7.\u2014To-night the pres sure is highest over the upper lakes and Manitoba and there is a deep dopression near the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, causing heavy rainin the Maritime Provinces and another over the extreme North West Territories, accompanied by very warm weather, The weather has been generally fair, cxespt in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.Vinimum and maximum temperatures: Calgary.£6-80; Battleford, 48-83; Prince Albert, 48-763 Qu\u2019Appele, 36-74; sy ionipes.38-64; Toronto, 50-68; Montreal, 58-68; Quebec, 56-70; Halifax, 62-72, Probabilities, Lakes\u2014Winds mostly north and west; fa K weather; not much change in temperature, Uprer St.Lawrense\u2014A few local showers, but generally fair, with strong westerly winds; not much change in temperature.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Rain fole lowed by clearing, with strong winds or gales irom westward.Maritim \u2014Strong southwest or west winds; fair weather except in Cque Breton.Maritoba\u2014Winds from southeast; warmer.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer.observed by Hearn & Harrison, opticians and mathematical instrument makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame-stgeet, 8am,59; 1p m, 69; Spm 67; max., 70; thin, 56: mean, 62; by standard barometer : 8 a m 80.01;1 p m, 29.97; 6 p m.29 91.fair; Mcevements of Ocean Steamships.Sept.7.Arrived at., From Aurania.New YorK.Liverpool Peveril.Bristol.,.Montreal Aller.Bremerhaven.NewYorg 2 WHO ARE THE LUCKY ONES ?Drawing of the Carslake St.Leger Sweep Last Night\u2014The Brand Sweep.THE BEL-AIR JOCKEY CLUB Many Horses Will be Here for the Fall Meeting on Thursday and Saturday ~\u2014 Britannia Football Clab\u2014The Montreal Dog 8how\u2014Sports at Ottawa\u2014Crescents Defeat Junior Shamrocks.Fully 500 persons crowded into the Victoria Rifles Armory Hall last evening, to attend the drawing of tha Cars- lake St.Leger sweep, and eyeryone was satisfied with the splendid manner in which the affair was conducted.The gentlemen who attended to the wins knew their business thoroughly and in less than an hours time the drawing was over.Mach en.thusiam was marifested and at th.mention of one of the probable starters there was loud applause aud likely tho fortunate ticket-holder was envied.After the drawing lunch was served to th.gentlemen who attended to ths drawing, by Mr.Dixon.The number of the tickets of the probable starters and wher.they go ae as follows : Common, 1749\u2014Brooklyn.Buffaio, Bircie, Man., Montreal.Reverend, 2155\u20143 Montreal, Fraser Hill, N.S.Mimi, 2129\u20142 Montreal, Chambly, Toronto.Cuttlestone, 1248\u2014Chambly, 3 Montreal.Bospheros, 2020\u2014-Whitby,Owen Sound, Perth, Brooklyn.Patrick Blue, 273\u2014Toronto, 3 Montreal.Orion, 596\u2014Pictou, ton, Toronto.Simonian, 1637\u20142 Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton.Simon of the Rock, 1688\u2014Sarnia, 3 Montreal.oy Blauring, Toronto, Montreal, 2 Hamilton.Following is a complets list of the drawing: Montreal.Kings- 5 Anthony 1381 Vauxhall 20 Bolan 1370 Red Prince 81 Ki.kstall 1411 Benvenuto 69 Sweetest 441 Ormerod 78 Pantagruel 1453 Lindhurst 97 C by Miser Phœ- 1461 Keene beathol 1471 Gavotte 1(6 Corsair 1496 Clan Carty 140 Lawley 1498 SImonetto 148 Deemster Theodosius 165 Paramour 1535 Rusemint 174 Little Hampton 192 Laspalmus 26 Royal Nun: 239 Lady Primrose 243 Queen Eieonar 273 Fatrick Blue 1541 Hunwick 1548 Punster 1556 Peter Flower 1562 C by Wisdom _ raughty 1571 Margrave 274 Charm 1578 Excalibur 275 Cerilo 163 Armandale 29 Fearnaught 1616 Chatterton 3 Mosaic 1647 Simonian 333 Valauris 1633 Siphonia 338 Algoa Bay 1645 Don Quixote 34v Warington 1647 Harmony 348 Junius 1651 Sheldrake 339 Minnet 1654 Wolsthorpe %3Y8 Grandee 1688 Doctor Johnson 442 Ben Hur 1662 Captain Kane 446 Ambergate 458 Beaucourt 491 Eariy Rose 1688 st Simon of the Rock 16% C by Wisdom Kis.u 516 Sinner sing Crust 519 Colonist 1706 Alice Atherton 536 Choralist 1726 Crown Princess 548 Cellbacy 1741 Wraysbury 568 Islington 1749 Common 5s4 Koorali 1754 Fleur d'Or 588 Cordon Bieue 398 Grammont 596 Orion 818 Lodore 1756 Santa Claus 1761 Ranter 1771 Golden Garter 1789 Kilrain 618 scandal 1804 Creator &u Linotte 1807 Admiral 445 Zamet 1809 Orange 652 Fuse 1816 Silverthought 677 Heretic 1856 Cby Plevian 684 Kings Evil 653 C by Prison Gal- anthis 718 Anakim 725 Vendome 756 C by Sterling Sea-Gull 765 Patriclan 767 Lauy Loverule 8us blierkin 815 Faununia 82 Arctery 850 Curragh Star 354 Belvidera II 843 Moss Kruoper 9lo hiermance 918 Knavesmire Coinage 12895 C by Galopin atchwork 19C6 Simon Magus 1409 Ordinance 1917 Bimon de Mont- lort 1919 Dean Swift 1942 palinoral 1925 Bramsdaie 1946 C by Xenophon Duchoven 1955 Castle Ruby 1453 Pergola 1963 Noverre J970 Pacitic 1976 Desolation 421 Guignol 1981 Ammouite 943 Reservation 2.02 Charmer .636 Havelock 2008 © by Hermit 965 Isolation Substitute 972 Infula 2020 Judge Lynch 942 Thumerstone A2; HoracePowysland 122 Bpringtime 2047 Gold Ring 1037 Keroual 2040 Lay Brother 1040 Morillon 2065 Oriana 1045 Merry Belle 276 Ken 1049 Housseau 2097 Henry the Eight 1030 Favonian 2117 Negotiator 1043 C by Foxhall 2129 Mimi Bonnie Agnes 2148 Samarcande 1106 Aribert 2153 Grand Master 1129 Colin 2.55 Reverena 1158 Sir Frederick 2161 St David Roberts 2174 Pauline 1178 Unfortunate 2176 Orvieto 1188 Ç by Hampton Lady High- thorn 1194 Dorcas 1201 Enciosure 2178 Penzance 2182 Old Boots 2188 Sweet Vernal 2198 Piavatsky 2203 Gouverneur 1207 Epaulette 2223 Avignon 1217 Billow 2246 Thetis 1230 Bosphorus 2252 Dereham 132 Rambouillet 2272 Ermak 1241 Enniskillen 2312 Crevasse 1248 Cuttlestone 2343 Paul Pry 1260 Caithness 2351 Recolte 1274 C by Tom Moore 2363 Gay Minstrel Narcista 2394 Perthian 1894 Blamkney 2403 Swiftsure 1307 Peruvian 2422 Friar Lubin 1312 Sister of Mercy 245v Lincoln 1322 Unicorn 2464 Mallard 1260 San Ilaro 2Ayl Devontss, The Brand Drawing ; The drawing of the Brand sweep at the Windsor was also conducted in a most satistactory manner to the large number of ticket holders present, The following is the full list of numbers drawn: 7 Common, 9 ¢ Ossian\u2014DMuscat, 26 ¢ Ple- bien\u2014Cornage, 27 ¢ Priem\u2014Cynthia, 29 ¢ Chipendale\u2014Whitlock, 30 ¢ Sterling\u2014 Sea Gull, 67 Rea Frince, 72 Gouverneur, 75 Corsair, 104 Gavothe, 113 Sheldrake, 142 V Malara, 152 Vauxall, 179 Pacific, 180 Orveito, 186 Cleator, 191 \u20ac Hanton\u2014 Rustic Queen, 219 Celibacy, 239 Mimi, 270 Old Boots, 274 Samarcaud, 290 c Zaloi\u2014Miss Alice, 291 Caithness, 297 Orion, 341 Vendome, 352 Swiftaure, 365 Charm, 400 C Prism- Galanthis, 424 Theodosius, 432 Anan- dale, 437 C Mancaster-Pevilon, 450 C St Simon-Esa, 459 Recolte, 476 Springtime, 518 C Kindal-Lady Grace, 567 ( Charibert-Court Deanty, 571 Sir Frederig Roberts, 577 Blankney, 608 Lady Primrose, 608 Bramsdale, 680, Novere, 681 C Wisdom-Draughty, 738 Dr, Johnston, 745 Little Hampton, 746 Ellerkin, 777 \u20ac Foxball Kermesse, 797 C Emit Sub- stitnte, 804 Royal Nun, 808 Santa Claus, 852 C WisdomReciprocity,864 Kilran,882 TheDeamster,885 Grandee,828 Epaulette, 938 Early Rose, 942 Beau Count, 977 Junius, 1002 Siphonia, 1003 Billow, 1004 The Sinner, 1024 Peter Flower, 1043 Dcrcos, 1069 Margrave, 1070 C Philla- mon\u2014Palmuda, 1092 Linotte, 1134 Fuse, 1163 Capt Kane, 1188 Peraviam, 1187 Simonian, 1193 C Sweetbreak Bellimette, 1198 Las Palmas, 1204 Don Quixote, 1209 tar + Colin, 1226 Coutie Stone, 1233 Morilon, 1237 Algo Bay, 124u Rose Miunt, 1269 Rouseau, 1294 St.Simon of the k 1300 Cordon Bleu, 1302 Thumerstone, 1317 Grammont, 1383 Knavesmire, 1388 Koorali, 1437 Patrick Bleu, 1445 Ammonite, 1446 c Galopin\u2014Busy Body, 1450 Simon Mognus, 13, \u20ac Somony\u2014 Serpolette II, 1495 Fear Naught, 1532 c Ollerton\u2014Marmora, 1553 Crevasse, 1558 Enniskillen, 1559 Fleur d'Or, 1574 Der- bam, 1560 ¢ Arbitrator\u2014Kqueetrian, 1583 Sweetest, 1695 Ermak, 1612 Belvi- dora, 1642 Clancarty, 1658 Simon de Montfort, 1695 Warri n, 1696 Ranter, 1709 Ambergate, 1710 servation, 1716 Orange, 1730 Owen Elenore, 1733 Silver Thought, 1733 ¢ Foxhall\u2014Bonie Agnes, 1736 c Bendor\u2014Bonie Jean, 1738 c Wisdom \u2014 Kissing \u2014 Krust, 1750 Cerito, 1734 Lay Brother, 1787 Crown Princess, 1807 Exalibur, 1839 ¢ Hampton\u2014Lady Hithorn, 1880 Balmoral, 1898 ¢ Hampton Arrowroot, 1909 Anakim, 1929 Guignol, 1931 ce Hampton\u2014Pompeia, 1945 Aviguor, 1954 Isolation, 1961 = David, 1961 ¢ Hampton\u2014Landsend, 15S» J udge Lynch, 2009 ¢ Avotes\u2014Makanse, 2029 Hamilton, 2039 Grand Master, 2059 Lady Loverule, 2064 Benvenuto, 2071 Ordin- auce, 2083 Lincoln, 2093 Wrasbary, 2111 Quick March, 2140 Ramboulet, 2193 Zamet, 2238 Islington, 2269 Chatterton, 2276 c Bread-knife\u2014llia, 2278 Hermance, 2280 c Abbott Victor Jonahan, 2281 Charmer, 2287 ¢ Galopin\u2014Patchouli, 2296 Castle Ruby, 2315 Caper Sauce, 232, Unicorn, 2324 Lynderhurst, 2539 Dean Switt, 2374 Valauris, 2409 c\u201d Galliard\u2014 Tabor, 2410 Paunonia, 2411 Cunaugh Star, 2415 Mosaic,2447 c Sterling\u2014Merry- hund, 2468 c Peter\u2014Actness, 2483 Pan- their, 2486 Narcisse\u2014Townmore, 2488 Goid Ring, 2498 Ellts Atherton, 2519 Mirnmet, 2521 Reverend, 2524 Anthony, 2533 Ladore, 2556 Blavatsky, 2565 Merry Belle, 2575 Kings Evil, 2575 Powy's Land, 2599 Golden Garter, 2634 ¢ Xenophon\u2014Dutch Oven, 2689 Paramour, 2706 Omerod, 2729 c Tue Miser \u2014 Phobeothel, 2734 Fleur d'Or, 2741 Kirk Stall, 2766 Sister of Mercy, 2767 Keene, 2771 Woolsthorpe, 2880 Orina, 2909 Sweet Vernal, 2931 c Hermit\u2014Mistake, 2962 Moss\u2014Trooper, 2972 c Favo\u2014Bere- garia, 2082 ¢ Victor Emanuel\u2014Helen- Agnes, 2992 c St Simon\u2014Ithonia, 3000 Punster.The probable starters go to the following places : Common stays in the city.Minnie in the city.St.Simon of the Rock, Toronto.Reverend Stops in the city.Orveito, Hamiltan, Orion, Winnipeg.The Deemster, Ottawa.Simonian, city.Couttlestone, New York.Grammont, London, Ont.Patrick Blue, SaultSt.Marie, Ont.Benvuento, Toronto.Unicorn, Toronto.Bosphorus, city.FOOTBALL The Canadian and American Summed Up.A prominent English fostball authority sums up the team of Canadian and American football players, now in Scotland, as follows: \u201cThe 14 American Scoto-American team have lost no time since their arrival in the commercial metropolis of Scotland: no sightseeing, but all Work and preparation for their campaign in the land of the mountain, tbe Hood and football, They, with their manager, Mr.Ellis, appear daily in combivation at Hampden Park, the home of the Queen\u2019s Park Club, and there they knock the leather about for all it is worth.\u201cThe individual members, too, put in a lot of single handed training on the pretty track, and express themselves as delighted with the grounds and its surroundings.Surreptitious visits have been made to the ground while the Americans are at practice, but no such care is at all necessary, the visitors waking no secret of their work in any way whatever, They are candid any free, and answer all questions as to de talls of whatever description without th -lightest reserve.Seen at play they ico : light of build and not at ali of the mak» ur weight of tbe usually heavy buit Scottish combinations.They are o! course very smart, and should their passing and play beat those whom the y have to meet, whether in the north or scuth, tbe innovation will be nothing «hort of a revelation.It will be interest ing to sev how the forwards will stand the charges of the heavier brigades, wkile the backs must be full of play to tackle the orttodox weightly fallows they will have to meet.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 Britannia Club Meeting, The second annual meeting of the Britannia Football Club was held last evening when the prospects for the coming season were discussed and other business transacted.The players are ge:ting out for practice already.\u2014 CRICKET, Team The Peculiar Rules of the Veterens Cricket Club, The Veterens Cricket Club of Toronto 13a novel one and the \u2018matches are as unique as the ru'es governing them.Reference to them is unnecessary, as a perusal of the following is all that is required: That this Club be called the \u201cVeterans Cricket Club,\u201d That noone be eligible without being able to present a medical certificate stating that the bearer is either \u2018\u2018decayed,\u201d \u2018broken down,\u201d or unfit for general purposes.That every person on being elected be required to pay no subscription, That the club colors be various, Any member not appearing in same be fined one bottle of soda water, Canadian.That the system of fast underhand bowling daisy cutters, at present in use, be considered spurious and unworthy to be used by the V, GC.Co and therefore it be no: admitted to their matches, That to promote the efficiency of the club, no member be allowed to get \u201cDuck\u2019s egg\u2019 0, on pain of paying a bottle of soda water, Canadian, for the good of the club, and, furthermore, that any member obtaining \u201ca pair of spectacles,\u201d do pay a fine :of one bottie of beer in addition to the above.N.B.\u2014The latter clause is not intended to prevent the use of eye-glasses.Any member missing à catch shall be fined one bottle of soda water, Canadian : two catches, two bottles, and so on, in proportion, Any member obtaining 50 rans ina single innings shail be presouted with one bottle of Boda water, Canadian, from the funds of the club; for 100 runs, with two bottles, Canadian, from the same source; for 1000 runs, and over, wih four bottles ors soda Later, English.ny member m bg himself disagreeabl be considered as such.greeable Any member bowling a wide ball, underhand lobs, be fined a bottle of soda water, English, Any member bowling à \u201cno ball\u201d shall be required to bowl it over again, Any member letting à \u2018\u2019bye\u201d shall be required to run after it.No member shall be allowed to use personal abuse to the bowler or umpire, and the same privilege shall be extended to the wicket.keeper and captain.Any member bowling three wickets in suc- pension Will be required to get himself 5 new a That these rules be strictly adhered to, especially rule 16, That wherein not otherwise provided for, the rules of the Marylebone Cricket Club shall govern.Once a veteran always a veteran.Pensloners\u2014Any member at his sole ex- bense shall have the privilege of introducing 4 Iriend to the ground, such friend Lo be styled & pensioner, and not to be under the THE MON PREAL HERALD TUES DAY SEPTEMBER 8 age of 8% this privilege cannot be repeated more than 150 times during the season.- Reliefs\u2014After the fall of the fifth wicket in the second innings, should aby member find himself incapacitated through exhaustion \u2019 nervous prostration, sun stroke, or other causes, to be unable to field an louger, he shall be at Jiberty to appoint his son in his stead, such On to be under the age of 15, and not transferable to be known as a relief.Remembered by His Friends.FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, Orrawa, Sept.7.\u2014At the Russell this evening a most pleasant intormal ceremony took place, when the members of the Ottawa Cricket Club, taking advantage of Mr.W.C.Little's approaching marriage, made him the recipieut of a very handsome set of carvers and desert knives and forks.The members of the club were present in large numbers and the popular captain was given a send off tbat could not help convey to bim a good idea of the way his rule has been received by his comrades, both on and off the cricket field.Will Leave on September 15.Lieut.Hawke, of the Leicestsrshire Regiment, now stationed at Halifax, N.S.bas received à letter from his brother, Lord Hawke, which states that the team will leave Liverpool on the City of New York Sept.15.The probable program of their matches here will be as fallows : Philadelpais, Sept.25 to Oct.2; Boston, Oct.4, 5, 6, New York, Oct.8, 9.11; Baltimore, Oct.12, 13; Pittsburg, Oct.15, 16; Chicago.Oct.18 and 20.LACROSSE.The Crescents Defeat the Shamrock Juniors for the Gold Medals.A match was played yesterday afternoon between the Crescents and Junior Shamrocks on the Exhibition grounds during the sports in connection with the Labor Day demonstration.The Crescents had the best of the game all through and finally won by three games to one.The teams were as follows : Crescents.Position.Jr.Shamrocks Breslin ., Goal.w-McKenna Houston.Point .Price Wallace, .Cover Point.J\u2019Brien Blakeley .ohnson Clapperton.Defence Field!.Gaffne y Hinton Morringe A Hinton,.Centre.Lavery S Kelly.- White A Fairbairn.Home Field .O'Connor W F'airbairn.«.0'Meara McAnulity .Outside Home.,.Sturgood .Inside Home.,.0' Reilly a.Captain.F Maguire Umpires\u2014P.Nickeown and F.Alley.Releree\u2014W.Snow.SUMMARY, Club Scorer rrr BASEBALL.Yesterday\u2019s Games.NATIONAL LEAGUE.MORNING GAMES, At Boston\u2014Rain, At Brooklyn\u2014 R.H.E.Brookiyn.0 9 0 2 2 0 3 2 3\u2014=2119 1 Chicago .0000003003 811 Batteries\u2014Caruthers and Dailey; Vickey, Ryan, Schriver and Merritt.Umpire McQuade, At New York\u2014 B.H.E.New York\u20260 0 0 2 2 2 000 0 1-762 Cincinvati,.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 00 2-890 Batteries\u2014~Rusie and Clark, Mullane and Harrington Umpire Enslie.At Philadelphia\u2014 R,H.E Philadelphia.0 0 1 0 0 0 © 1-2 9 3 Pittsburg.30101010 x 67ùy Batteries\u2014Thornton and Clements King and Miller.Umpire Lynch.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.At Eoston\u2014Rain, At Philadelphia\u2014 R.H, E.Athletics.,.01020010 1-52481 Milwaukee.0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 U3 8 4 Batteries\u2014Cnamberlain and Milligan ; Davies and Vaughan.Umpire\u2014Ferguson.At Baltimore R.H.E Baltimore .\u2026.4 04 1 0 0 2 0 0\u20147 1} 5 Louisville.2 0 30 v 00 0\u2014511 3 Fi pories-Healy and Townsend; Stratton and Ryan.Umpire\u2014 Davis.At Washington\u2014 R.H, E.Washington.1 0 3 3 0 0009 0\u2014 7 14 10 Columbus.1 1 0 6 0 1 4 x\u2014 612 2 Batteries\u2014Duke, Cassian and Sutcliffe; Mc- Guire, Gastrigbt and Donahue.Umpires\u2014 Casey and Knell.ROWING, What Jake Gaudaur Says of Ned Hanlan, Jake Gaudaur, being asked his opinion of the action of Hanlan ia the recent arrangements for a race betweed the two, «peaks very pointedly &s follows: Ithink he is a blaffer.In the first place he called at The Empire office and said he wanted to row me and that he would be very easy to suit regardiag terms.Also, that as soon ag 1 put up tbe forfeit he would cover it go quick that it would make my head swim.Just now his head must feel too heavy to swim.Ha first set the date for the middle ot October, thinking that would be too late for me.He found it suited and then wanted to row at once.I agreed, put up forteit and the dizzly fakir backed out This is the second time he nas done the same thing.Last year he challenged me and posted à forteit with the New York Clipper.1 covered his forfeit, forwarded articleg to bim but never beard from him after.I left my money up for six weeks and then drew it, I will be at him this fall yet,it I have to go to New Westminster regatta to do it.When he gets out there ne will find me there.Gone to British Columbia.Toronto, Sept.7.~Oarsmen Edward Hanlan asd William O'Connor left at 11.20 to-day for New Westminster, B.C, to fulfil their engagement in the Regatia there on September 23.They took the steamship Express for Owen Sound, where they will take one of the Canadian Pacific steamships for Port Arthur, and go from the latter place by rail.A number of friends saw them off at the Union station.lt is likely some matches will be made with th Austrailan oarsmen, \u2014\u2014 THE WHEEL, Auothor Record Gone.Breaking records seems to be a common every day occurrence in England, judging from recent performances.Another oné has just been lowered.G.D.Begbie of the North Road Cycling Club succeeded in lowering the 50-mile tricycle record to 2 hours 35 minutes and 17 seconds, nearly 10 minutes faster than the record made by P.C.Wilson 11 months ago.Begbie was timed by F.T.Bidlake of the Road Record\u2019s Association, so that there imo question as to the authenticity of the tie.The Big Road Race Won by the Toront> Cyclists, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Hamiwron, Sept.7.\u2014The 40-mile road race from Hamilton to Grimsby and ra.turn between the Hamilton and Toronto Bicycle Clubs was ran off this afternoon, The race proved exciting from start to finish and wes won by Toronto by eight points, Palmer, of Hamilton, finishel frat, closely followed by Nasmith, of To- Tonto.Palmer covered the distance in less than two hours and considering the heavy state of the roads his time was extraordinary and will no doubt go on 16\u20ac0, The International Tournament, The Madison Square Garden manags- ment has taken hold of the six day international bicycletournament.Entries from skilled riders are just now pouring 1n, but only the star performers will be selected.The enterprise bears on its surface every indication of success.The prominent bicyele clubs have been invited to co-operate and make suggestions as to the plans and the selection of competent and honest judges.The track will be buiit to enable the contestants to attain the highest possible rate of speed, and as it is almost a certainty that all former recores will be broken, the management want everything right to insare the acceptance ofthe new figures.Oct.18 to 24, inclusive, has been decided upon as the eventful week.\u2014_.ATHLETICS.MePherson\u2019s Great Work Over McRae and Duffy of Scotland.À recent issue of an Edinburgh paper says: \u201cThis controversy, arising from tbe competition at Powerhall grounds a week ago, has been creating some interest and excitement in regard to the respect.ve moarits of the rival champions\u2014 Macpherson, of Canada, and Duffy ani McRae, of our own country.It will be remembered that the Canadian was de- festeu atthe Edinburgh meeting, and much comment was made as to whether he really was capable of doing what he was credited with.During the week, however, he has made matters speak for themeelves, and these surely place his records in their proper light.On Monday at Dunferm- line his * put \u201d of 36 feet 3} inches with & 23 Ibs ball, against Duff\u2019s 35 feet 4 inches, was the first event to tura tha tive in his favor; but the climax Was reached on \u201cSaturday when at Mussel.burgh sports the positions of the rivals in putting the 16-ib.ball stood \u2014Mac- pherson, 48 feet 8 inches ; McRae, 43 faet 3 inchea; and Duffy, 43 teet.Those still dubious as to the genuineness of these performances may be advised to watch the future games of this season, He Surprised them.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, New York, Sapt.7.\u2014The following was received from The Police Gazet:e correspondent at Pittsburg yesterday : Recently a clean-shaved, modest looking man sauntered into a well-known 8aloon in Pittsburg.After calling for scme refreshments he cast a side glance atseveral barrels of whiskey that lay on the barroom floor, and then attemp-ed to lift one of them.The bartender remarked, as he tilted one of the barrels, to the stranger ; : \u201cYou cannot lift that; it Would take a brewer to lift one of them.\u201d \u201cI couid lift any ons of them with my teeth,\u201d remarked the stranger, This made the bartender laugh.At this juncture the proprietor came in, and the bartender stated that the stranger had the nerve to say that he could lift one of the barrels of whiskey with his teeth.The proprietor looked at the stranger and smilingly said it 18 $50 to $25 that be could not.The bet was made.The bartender said they were all full ut one.\u201cWell,\u201d said the stranger, \u201cwe will ba that one and I bet you I lift it at the same time.\u201d By this time several of the customers became interested, After the money Was ros'ed the stranger lett and returned with a friend who carried a rope and chain.The barrel was rolled oat and the chain fastened around it,and a mouth place was fitted to the end of the rope.Ths stranger stripped off his coat and, grasping the mouth piece firmly in his teeth, attempted to lift the barrel, but he failed to budge it.\u201c1 win your $25,\u201d said the iandlord.The stranger said: \u201cI guess not.There is no limit to the number of trials.\u201d Again the stranger grasped the mouth- riece, and placing his bands firmly on Lis baunches lifted the barrel fully six inches from the floor.The landlord was dumbfounded; so were his customers, and wiile they lost their money they had to give the stranger credit for his wonderful feat, The stranger\u2019s friend then introduced him to the landlord as John Whitman, better known as Ajax of New York.There were drinks all round and Whitman displayed The Police Gazette championship medal that had been presented to him by Richard K.Fox, \u2014_\u2014 Sports at Ottawa, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, Orrawa, Sept.8.\u2014About 5000 people attended the Labor Day picnic to-day at Lansdowns Park, The following were the priccipal winners : Bicycle race, two miles\u2014H.F.Hardy 1, H.Beamont 2.Ore hundred yard race\u2014Geerge Carson 1, C, Clendinnen 2.Half mile race\u2014Hugh Carson 1, Rich- arcs 2, Bonebard 3.Egg race\u2014Hugh Carson 1, C.Clendin- nen 2, Three legged race\u2014C.Clendinnen and George Carson 1, Bmith and Rickards 2.Wheel-barrow race\u2014Barney Quinn 1, C, Clendinnen 2, Half mile bicycle race, } run and } ride\u2014H F Hardy 1,H Bemont 2.Putting heavy weight, 24 lvs\u2014W A Mills 1, 27 ft.6 in, Flynn 2, 26ft, 7 in.Needle threading, times in one minute\u2014Mrs Crawley 1, 50 needles; Miss Tupper 2, 44 needles.Throwing lacrosse ball\u2014Barney Quinn 1, 127 yards; C Clendinnen 2, 126 yards, Hurdle race, 120 yards\u2014Barney Quinn 1, H Carson 2.Type setting contest, one hour\u2014H Murphy 1, 1675 ems; Fitzsimmons 2, 1500: Sanderson 3, 1475; Lewis 4, 1425; Marshal 5, 1295, ee.TROTTING, Blue Bonnets Entries Close To-day, The entries for the fall meeting at Blue Bonnets elose to-day with the secretary J.B.Bureau.They are coming inrapidly and a biz meeting is assured.Two New Records for Pacing and Trotting INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Sept.7.\u2014Nelson may be equal to trotting a mile in 2:10, but there is a stallion here that can chip a fraction off that time.Nelson's record is 2:10, Allerton\u2019s is 2:10 made on the kite shaped track at this place Satar- day afternoon.A thousand people were present when the great horse came out for his trial against the stallion record.Allerton shook his head and pranced 8s if he was a colt fresh from the pasture, irstead of one who had within nine days went the mile at two minutes and 10 seconds.Only once did Williams call on him, and then it was inside the distance and he came away as if he was just at the start instead of the finish of a supreme effort, The crowd weut wild and long continued cheering conveyed to the people in the city a mile away the intimation that something unusaal had happened.Cheers were given with a will for Williams, the fastest stallion on earth, tha kite shaped track and finally for John Hussey and old Ned Gordoa, the faithful old runner that has rated most of the record preaking miles in the las: ten years.The time as anuounced was t .at of the slowest watch in the stand.Mn prominent horsemen, among them M: Salisbury, made the time 2:09}, and did one of the official timers.Mr.w liams says that barring accidents M S.will have to surrender to Allerton the crown she has worn so long, and not a eingle person present doubtsd the capability of Allerton to capture the coveted trophy._ The twillght had begun to creep over the land-scape as Starr drove upon the track with the beautiful little black game cock Direct, and he was announcad to start against his mark of 2:09} Starr, nodded for the word at tho second Deore and they were off on what every one ex- rected would be a record breaking trip, but no one supposed that they were to ee three records smashed at a single blow.When Starr took him to the quarter in 0:32 men looked at their watches and then at each other.When hey saw him dart past the half the bout fic.hundred throats showed how his wonderful flight was being watched, and 1:04 was recorded on the secretary's book.When the three quarters was reached the flay seil and the watches split at 1:36.Then the audience grew as silent as the night when Hussey Iaid the runner close up and his long, weird whoop was heard.The little black quickened his stroke and dashed by like a swallow on the wing, having paced the last quarter in exactly 30 seconds.The excited ctowd cheered.Hats were thrown higher than the stand, and it wag some time before the starter, with a voice husky with emotion, could announce the time, which showed it to be the fastest ever made by any horse in harness\u20142:06\u2014thus lowering his own mark, the mark of Roy Wilkes when he bad stood tor nearly a year as the fastest stallion record,besides that of the famous Johnston, made at the close of that perfect day in \u201984 when Jobn Splan rode his fastest mile.This performance reflects credit not only on the horse and his relatives, but on George Starr as well, for he has brought Direct along with consummate skill from a green pacer to the world\u2019s record in two months.eee TBE TURF.At Hawthorne Park, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.CHICAGO, Sept.7.\u2014First race, 4 furlongs \u2014Highwayman 1, Start 2, Arthur Davis 3.Time 51}.Second race, 7 furlon gg\u2014Jake Sauders 1, Ollie Benjamin 2, Mary Mack 3.Time 1:32, Third race, 9 furlongs\u2014Elect 1, Dua- raven 2, Carter 3.Time 1:57.Fourth race, 6 furlongs\u2014Little Midget 1, Annie Martin 2, Col Wheat'ey 3.Time 1.573.Kifth race, 6 furlongs\u2014Lsacarllne 1, Ivanhoe 2, Estelle 3.Time 1:16}.Garfield Park Race, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.CmrcaGo, Sept.7.\u2014 First raco, six fur- longs\u2014Okeena 1,Galor] 2 Adyersity 3.Time 1:174, Second race, nine furlongs\u2014Drake 1, Renounce 2, Sana Saba 3.Time 1:17 Third race, one mile\u2014Earnest 1, Guide 2, Prince 3.Time 1:42, Fourth race, five farlcags\u2014Unadilla 1, First day 2, Freedom 3.Time 1:03}.Fifth race, six furlongs\u2014Red Leo won, Oakdale 2, Pow-Wow 3.Time 1:163, Sixth race, nine furlongs\u2014Agenta 1 Arunda 2, Jed 3.Time 1:55}.The Gloucester Races, a SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, GLOUCEERTER, N.J., Sept.7.\u2014First race 8 fure\u2014Ida Girl, 1, Tom Boy, 2, Dry Toast, 3.Time, 1:23, : Second race, 44 furs\u2014Judge Toucey, 1, Otero 2, Miss Aggie 3.Time, 1:02, Third race, 7 fars\u2014Uacertainty 1 Oceagon 2, Young Grace 3.Time, 1:34, Fourth race, 4} furs\u2014Grafton 1, Mate 2, California 8.\u2018Time, 1:01, Fifth race, 1 mile\u2014W hituose 1, Question 2, Vevey 3.Time, 1:51.Sixth race, C4 fars\u2014Little Ella 1, Hawkstone 2, Suakespeare 3.Time, 1:28, Couey Island Jockey Club Races, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.NEw York, Sept.7\u2014Tne races of the Coney Island jockey club at Sheepshead Bay to-day resulted as follows: Firat race, mile\u2014Culinda 1, King Mac 2, Lester 3.Time, 1:47, Second race, futurity course (about 6 fors), Rosa H.1, Bellvea 2, Elipie, 3.Time, 1:11, Third race, 1 mile\u2014Racine 1, Charley Post, 2.Time, 1:43 4-5, Fourth race, 14 miles\u2014Damuth 1, Talla Bla kbura 2, Terrifies 3.Time, 2:09, Fifth race, 9 furs\u2014Willie L 1, Miss Belle 2, Blackthorn, 3.Time, 1:50}.Sixth race, 9% fure\u2014Riot 1, Vigie 2, Sir John 8.Time, 2:03 3-5.Seventh race, 1 mile\u2014 Watterson 1, Bellwood 2, Folson 3.Time, 1:47 2-5.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE KENNEL.Entries For the Montreal Dog Show Close To-day.Intending exhibitors are reminded that the entries for the Montreal dog show close to-day, the 8th, witn J.S.Robertson, secretary, 56 St.Peter-street.YACHTING.The Vreda Wins the Prince of Wales Cup SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Toroxro, Sept.7.\u2014The Royal Canadian Yacht Clab annual race fur the Prince of Wales Cup was held to-day.The Vreda and Uriole wers the only starters, Vreda won by 17 minutes, sailing the 30 mile course.pr Hard to Get Good cigars\u2014not at all\u2014try & Hero at 5e and you will say it is first class\u2014 gk fur them at cigar stores.J.Ratiray & Co.Montreal.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Cc rrect observatory tima, Cronograph and repeater watches a apscialty, Prices right.J.B.Williamson\u2019s, 1741 Notre Dane street.\"THE CANADIAN AGENCY \u2014\u2014 OF THE m\u2014 TURF : COMMISSION : CO'Y of New York Is at 201 St.James Street, Montreal.This compauy executes commKéssions on atl racing and other sporting events in the United States, Great Britain, 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vlumbing Kmowz tr 2\".tary science.ABSOLUTELY Fire Representing an Investment of Over 83.000,000\u2014N.Y.Tribune, NEW YORK CITY Insnèction tneited.TEX PLAZA HOTREI ON TIE PLAZA, FACING MAIN ENTRANCE TO CENTRAL PARK Proor\u2014Conducted on American and Enropean Plas .F.A, HATA ra DND.fhe most mageideeutly and lasarieusty appoivte-, and bericcily equipped hovel in tho world =N.Y, dotel Register.\u2014 THE WALROND RANCHE CO Sa) CHARGED WITH TRAMPLING UE THE RIGHTS OF SETTLERS, The Story of James aud Authony Dixon\u2014 Aheir Case a Hard One\u2014BDr, Me- Eachren Critic!suJ.Macleod Gazette, Aug.27, le would take More space LLan we can spare in this issue ta give An outline of the existing state of ailairs on the Wal- pond ranch, to name the nnnerous cg M hose who bad their hous-a puile Cuwnby Dr, McEachran's orders.Today se skall tell the story of James and An- shony Dixon, and appeal to the Minister of the Interior to protect them and other men who are thraatamed with rain- aticn.James and Anthony Dixon oc- cury the S.W.+ of Sec.31, and the N.W.} of Sze.30, in Tp.9, 2, 29.They were recently served with a sam- mons at the instance of the Walrond ranche, the statement of claim demanding possession of their two quartsr se:- tions; an injunction restraining the defendaut (Dixon), his servants, work men and agents from cutting bay on the plaintifi\u2019s land; an injunction re strainivg the defendant, his servants workmea aud agents from fencing or enclo:ing in the plaintit\u2019s lands, or from otherwise interrering with tue plaintills quiet possession and enj».- mens of the same.This injuue ia nas been granted, and tae Dixon's are prevented from cutiing hay or fencims on weir own land.The result of this is two-fold.They are unable to pat up hay for their stock; and a portion of their crop had to remain untenced, obliging them to employ a hearder to keep cattle and horses out of their grain.It seems ss if Dr.McEachran had purposely waited until the season of the year when most damage would be done by securing this injunction.The injunction stands until the next sittings of the count, which has not even yet been advertised.\u2018 The land which Dr.McEachran now seeks to dispossess the Dixons of, was originaily located by the Rev.Geo.Me- Kay.Mr.McKay had occupied this land for some four years previous to its purchase by Dixon on June 26, 1884.At the time when Dixon purchased the land, or more correctly speaking the improve.meuts, the place had all the appearance ot a well-developed homestead.There was a one and a half story house 16x13 with a shingle roof, and the walls of kitchen 20x30, up.There was a gooa su\u201cstantial stable and corral, about es were fenced,and eigint acres were cultivation.Since that time, $85, the Dixon\u2019s nave gone on improving the place.They dnished the kitchen; built five + les, a granary, coral 150x200 feet, 3 atile sheds, ard all the other outbuildings found on a well appointed farm.They have broken 26 acres, all of which is under cultivation, and have put up about two miles of fencing.It is this place which the Walrond ranche, after saying nothing all these years, are mow attempting to take possession of.Dr.McEachron allowed the Dixon\u2019s to go on making improvements without werning then to desist, and the first intimation they have had of trouble came this summer, gomething like a month ago.As we pointed out before, the injunction which has been granted leaves one field of oals open to the inroads of stock; and also prevents the Dixons from putting up hay, As they have over 100 head of stock to provide for, the difficulty of their position will be appreciated.It may be said that, in the event of their winning their case, the Walrond Ranche Company are obliged to make good any damage done.The damage done in a case of thi kind, however, may be irreparable, and then again it is a pretty difficult thing for a poor man to fight « powerful corporation like the Walrond tranche.What seems to make the Dixon's case all the stronger is the fact that, in 1890, Mr.Piarce and Dr.McEacbran vigited the Dixons, who claimed 42) acres.Mr.Pierce was asked if one could hold 320 acres, and replied that ono» could.Mr.Pierce then asked Dr.Mc- Eachran if he bad any questions to ask, and he said no, thug tacitly admitting the Dixon's «claim to the place.We might mention in conclusion tbat tbe improvements on the Dixon place are worth at & low estimate $1,500.To satisfy the whim of a single man, these and other good settlers, who are an advantage rather than otherwise to the Walrond ranche, are in danger of forfeiting property which represents many years of hard work, and of being completely ruined.We urged again that this is a plain case for government interference, Ifa man in Dr.Mc- Eachran\u2019s position cannot have a little authority and law on his side without grossly abusing it, and without setting the whole country by the ears, it is time that he should be deprived of both.pe For Over Fifty 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Mazo: Cotton Mill and Print works to-day.The population of Magcg has increasea during tue past 10 vears from 3 ty | Hon.Nr, gerèler has prasenk d a cra- cifs, imported from France, ta the Seminary at St Hyacinthe.Cookshire seems determined to have a bank, and toe citizens uifor their busi- nese tothe first insticution that will opag out in their midst.The twenty-first annual match of the 54th batt «lion ritle association will take place at the Richmoud rfis ranges on dhursday, 17th Sept.Tte Bradford Times says: Our council should either resciud its by-law against tast driving on the streets or entores it.As it is now it is à case of probibition that coes not prohibit The Coaticook exhibitionlast week is called a grand success.The financial recult is uot Unown to the public, but the weather was fine, the attendanue larsa and the exhibits good.Shefford County Agricultural Association will hold their annual exhibition at Waierloo on Sept.15 and 16.Tne citi- zers of Waterlvo bave subscrived $250 toward the prize l\u2018st.Mr.Ness, of Howick, took 6 of his horses to Sherbrooke Exhibition and has carried everything before him, having been awarded five first prizes, one second, two diplomas, and the silver medal.The sheds, fence, grand-stand and track are all in readiness for the fair to be held in Cookshire on Sept.15 and 16.Everything points to a successful show and a good deal of competition in all clesses.The Miesisquoi county annual fair beld last week at Bedford was larger than in any previous years and was a marked success, the only drawback being the weather, which was dull and showery.The annual Borticultural fair and fruit sbow is to be held in the village of Dun- ham on Sept.10and 11.This being an extr?+ ¢d fruit and vegetable season, the J* the position by President Harrison end ever s.n:e thea at irtervalg hag been doing anl sayin: thii gs to prominent people that just tickles the masses aud causes them to remark, \u201cItjust serves them right.\u201d One of pis first decents upon the aristocracy of Gotham was the seiztug oftwo \u2018\u2019crestions\u2019\u2019 imported from Paris by Mra.Astor, one of the leading society ladies of tbe city.These dresses were valred at over $1,000 and were seized and sold for uudervalua.ion.One of them is now open to the rude gaze of the multitudes as 1t adorns the figure of one of the kicking beauties on Kaster and Bial's stage, while the other ie hung upon the classic proportions of a mil liner's dummy 01 one of the principal streets of New York.How shocking all tuis must be ts the lady who intended that the rest of the women of Ward McAllister\u2019s four hundred should fairly turn green with envy, and all because a publie official did his duty strictly and according to th: letter of the law.The next time that this boll official has the attention of the public direct:d his way is on arcount of the s:izure of a yacht brought over from the oll country by Wm.XK.Vanderbilt, probably one of the best known men in New York.Asfor and Vanderbilt; that was really striking right into the heart of the wealth and fashion of that big city.And why not?\u201cWell done, Mr.Fassett,\u2019 was the exclamation of many, when they saw an officer doing what ia very often not done; enforcing the laws just as rifidly when the rich are concerned as when the violators are poor.But that was pot all.Collector Fassett was destined to create even a greater seneation, involving a person who wss \u201cerhaps more to be feared than even an Astor or a Vanderbilt.He paid \u201cno\u201d to no less a personage than the President's son better known in New York as \u201cPrince Russell.\u201d It aopears that bie wife, Mr » Russell Harrison and Mrs.MacKee, mother of the celebrated \u201cBaby MacKee.\u201d were coming over in the Majestic, and Russell, with the loving instincts of a husband, wanted to greet his wife at the earliest possible opporta- nity.With that object in view he proceeded to the office of the collector of the port and requested that the revenue cutter Grant be placed at bis disposal to proceed down the bay to meet the ocean greyhound, to take off bis wife and friends and convey them back to the city with all the attendant glory, No doubt be thought he bad only to make his request and that all concerned would acquiesce in his demand.His surprise and chagrin may be imagined when the bold collector told him that the request could not be complied with, and in support of his action pulled down a dusty statute book and turned to a clause which provides that a revenue boat shall be used for \u201cno private purpose whatever.\u201d Then the fun commenced.The papers got hold of the story of Collector Fassett\u2019s refusal to the President's son and among those wlio read it was the President\u2019s wife.She felt hurt that her son should be treated in such a scandalous manner by a8 common official.Secretary Foster well and learning that Mrs.Harrison was to be one of the party intending to go down the bay be immediately commu- picaten with the New York officials with the result that the order was at once given \u2018that the revenue cutter Grant should be placed at the disposal of Mrs.Harrison as the Presidents wife.Of courge,nothivg was said about not allowing Russell to go along with her and so they went and carried out their irtentions with the exception that Mrs.Harrison did not like to undertake the trip.But just the sam» Jollector Fassett did his duty again «ithout fear or favor from high places.Comparisons may be odious but at the ame time it is perfectly legitimate to «8k whether anv one ever heard of a vanadian official under the present rotten administration performing his duty in such a fearless and independent manner, unless some unfortunate political opponent were concerned.Here in Can- aca many of the Government officials simply cringe to the big-wigs of the dom- mant party as if their very existence depended on pleasing every whim, or caprice of the party bosses and wire- pullers.a How to Get a Handsome Husband, \u201cWhen\u2019er some lucky Indian maiden Found a red ear in the husking, \u2018Muska!\u2019 cried they altogether; \u2018Muska !\u2019 you shall have 8 sweetheart\u2014 You shall have à handsome husband,\u201d The handsome man always admires the beautiful woman.Then simply make yourself beautiful.Remove all blotches, pimples, \u201cforked signs of turkey tracks\u201d irom your features, by the use of Dr, Pierce\u2019s Favorite Prescription, a tonic to the nervous, circulatory and procreative systems.Its use brings roses to the cheeks, andgparkle to the eyes, Take it, and you will, like the Indian maiden, find a \u201cred ear\u201d in good health, an omen of future happiness.Guaranteed to give satisfaction in every case, or money paid for it refunded._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epps\u2019 Cocoa-Gratelul ana Comforting \u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of Cocoa, Mr.Epps well-selected has pro vided cur breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage, which may save us many heavy doctors bills.It is by tbe judicious use of such articles ot diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency fo disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us, ready to attack wherever there 1s a weak pcint, We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wel; fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\u201d \u2014Civil Service Gazette.Made simply wita boiling water or milr.Soid only ia packets, by grocers labelled : \u201cJames Eprs & Co, Homæ- opathic Chemists, London, Eng.\u201d A Narrow Escape.\u201cFor several seasons I have used Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawterry avd tnd tuat it makes a perf-ct cur- of even the severest attacks of sasumer complaint and disrrbeea.It is as preci- ous as gold.\u201d\u2014Mrs.F, C.Winger, Fout- rill, Out.at Washington got hold of the story as | BEL-AIR RACES September and 12.Trains will leaye Windsor streut Station for \u2014 BEL-AIR \u2014 SEPTEMBER 10, AT 2 P.M, SEPTEMBER 12, AT 130 & 2 P.M.Returning\u2014Leave Bel-Air 5.30 p.m, both days.Return Rate iucluding admission to the Cuurse\u201450c.On September 12th the suburban train which reoacues Bel-Air 6.42 p m,, will stop to accommodate passengers for Vaudreuil and intermediate stations.Tickets and ail information at MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES 266 St.James street, Windsor street Statlo Central Vermont Railroad IMPORTANT CHANGES IN TRAIN SERVICE.ADDITIONAL TRAINS to NEW YORK &B0STON Four Fast Express Traine 10 New York Four Fast Express Trains to Boston.COMMENCING JUNE 28, trains will leave Bonaventure Station as follows : For New York Fast train, via Rutland Troy | andAlbany.arr.NY 9,20 p m 9.60 am.| Express, via White Ex\u2019pt sun, Jc and Springfield | River arr N'w Y'k _X0.00 p m 6.00 p m Fast Night train, via Daily Troy and Albany 5.10 4 m Ex\u2019pt bun arriving New York 84% nom ».00 J» m Night Express via Daily Springsield & New Haven arr New Y'k 11.30 am For Boston 8.10 a m Day Express via Rut = Ex\u2019pt Sun landand Fitchburg arrivng Boston, 7.48 vm Fast train viaWhtte River Je and Low- _____ lei, arriving Boston 7.30 p m 6.00 p m Fast train via Bel- Ex\u2019pt Sun lowsFls aud Fitch- burg.Arr Boston 8.30 p m| Night Express via Daily Concord and Lowell arr Boston Hous m Ex\u2019pt Sun 6,00 am S.15 5m For White Mountains Express jor Bethlehem, Profile House Fabyans,Mount Washington, P\u2019tland& OldOrchard Beac DOG 26 ID Fx'nt Sun For Local Points 8.10 am 4.50 pm Ex\u2019pt Sun Wagner New Vestibule BuffetPalace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars on all through rains.For Tickets, Time-tables and all informa tion, apply to the Company's office, 186 St.James street.A OC.STONEGRAVE.c Sn Fassonger Agent.sn OUMMINGS, E.C.SMITH, peral Pras, Agent Second Vice-Pres ST.ALBANS, VT.June 27, 91 For Fainham, Granby, W ater1o Stanbridge, 8t.Armand, High- gate, St.Albans.De.ware & HudsonRR And Lake Champlain and GeorgeSteamers.SHORTEST ROUTE New York \u2014 AND TDO\u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia Baiti= more and Washington, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST Quick Time.No Delays TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 4.15 & m,.\u2014Dally except Sunday, arriving in New York at 920 pu.Through Drawing- room ur, Montreal to Ne w York, 5.50 p.mM.\u2014Night Express Sundays included \u2014Waguer's Buffet Vestibaleleepi Carruns through to New York withon ©, Ar: riving in New York at 6.45 next mors:ng, This Train makes close connaoction a8 Troy and Albany with Sleeving Car Train for goston arriving at 5.30 a.m.New York Throngh Mails and Express car- this line.18d nation ven and Tickets sold at Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, all Grand Trunk Offices: and at the Company's Office.148 St.James Street, Montreal, W.BURDICE, W.H.Henry, ral Pass Agt., Agent, Gene Albany.Y, Montreal, HEADQUARTERS RAILWAY MINING LUNBERMEN'S SUPPLIES DUNCAN 8.MACINTYRE, 15 St James-st.FURNITURE AND BEDDING Earge Assortment, Lew Prices RENAUD.KING & PATTERSON, 652 Craig Street.Factory\u201462 College-atreet, JAS.A.CANTHIE & C0, LATE CANTLIE, EWAN «& CO.Established 21 Years, feneral Merchants & Manufacturers\u2019 Agents CANADIAN WOOLENS AND COTTON 15 ST.HELEN STREET JMONTREAL, Correspondence selicited.Advances mad en consi ments = SOLICITOUMS., ETC, Duhamel, Marceau & M :rriu BARRISTEZRS &:.JOBEPH DUHAMEL, Qu.F, BR.MARCEAU, LL.L., ALFRED E.MERRILL LL 1709 Notre Dame-gtree , 170 Royal Insurance Butlding,O y.Infrmary.Telephone No.267» 9» Bh MACDONALD, MACINTOSH Melrimmon.BARRISTERS 49 King-st West, Toronto EDMUND GUERIN, B.A, B.C.L, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, &o, Commisstonea the Provinces Law Chambers Nos.208 and 208, 2nd fiat, New York Life Building, Montreal, Bell telephone 2958.\u2018JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY.STEWART BUILDING, - Nsw YORK OrY, October O'HALLORAN 207\u2014-1m em AND O'HALLORAN ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Cowansrville, Que.Jas.O'Halloran, Q.C.George F.O'Halloran EDWARD MEEK BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &eo, 57 King-etreet west, Toronto, Ont.bentures negotiated and sold.Lafamme ; Madore : Cross : & : LaRrochell BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &c.NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING *MONTREAL Hon, R.Latamme Q.0, J.P.C.Madoreÿ A.G.Cross 230 M.G.LaRochelle, GEOFFRION, DORION and ALLAN ADVOCATES] .107 ST.JAMES sr \u201cImperial Building,\u201d Flace d\u2019Armes O.A: GHOFFRION, C.R.A.DORION, J.B.ALLAN Slyr WILLIAM HOLT SECOR' Counselor at Law, 10 West 332d Street, Uptown Herald Ballding, New York, Bank References.Honey Invested HUGH : BRODIE, NOTARY PUBLIO, Commissioner, &c., aod Issuer of Marriage Liceuses, NEW - YORK - LIFE - BUILDING.H.cier, C.R., M.P.P.; F.X, Cb Hon + Mers C.Beausoleil, M.P.; P.a cau Martinean, B.C.L.Mercier, Beausoleil, Choquet & Martinean.AVOCATES No.76 ST- JAMES-STREET MONTREAL.P.0.Box 2053 Telephone No 2 Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, (Late Maclennan & Macdonaid), BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &c.CORNWALL, ONT.F.B.MACLENNAN, Q.C., J.W.LIDDBLL C.H.CLINB 1 LEITCH & PRINCLE, garristers, Afforneys-at-Low, Sclicitors Chap ery, Notaries Poblie, &c, CORNWALL, ONT.AMES LEITOX, R.W.PRINGLE Angust 25 Gipbons.McNab & Mulkern BABRISTEES, ATIORNEY ke! OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Streets, LONDON ONT- dxo.C.GIBEONS, Q.C., GEO.MONAB P.MULEERS CT \u2018Fran, F.HARPER- August9 0'Hara Baynes, B.u.L.NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER,: Assignee of Minutes of Late G.F'.Cleveianu N.P.) Marriage Licenses Issued.Money to Lend on Mortgage Temple Bullding, 185 St.James Bell Telephone 1717.ree MCINTYRE & CODE.Barristers, Notaries &o, Supreme Court and Departmental Agents, Solicitors for the Bank of Montreal, OTTAWA Ontario.THE KEY INDEMNITY CO OF CANADA.H.H.DATE, Manago:-.54 CRAIC-S8T., Mon: ll.The object of the Key Indemnity Cm: any 18 to Iacilitate the recovery of accide \u2018a: y lost keys.And as it secures as far as she so desirable an end, with little or notroub e or expenseto the ioser, the promoters 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 returm to Hey Indemnity Company, 654 Craig-street, Montreal and receive reward.1 Terms of membership, 506, per annum.200) GIBB & COMPANY Are Receiving Novelties In ailoring and Haberdashery fa - \u2014 @_\u2014\u2014\u201400\"\u2014np0r- pee à 1\u20acTR Sujta from Fools JOHN OSBORN, SON & CO.Sole Agents for United States and Canada.HODGSON, SUMNER & CO.Importers Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ARE NOW OFFERING SPECIAL LINES \u2014\u2014 tty, treet 347 and 349 St.Paul Street.524 Craig street 319 St.James street CLENDINNENG'S - STOVES ! Before lea \u201cIng for Seaside or Country, çet your Stoves, Ive Boxes, Rofrigerators, Waler Coolers, Garden distributed at ville Marie Hall at 8 o'clock.A lacrcsse watch was played on the exhibition grounds between the Cres- cunts ard Junior Shamrocks, which rs su.ted in a victory for the former by three goals to one.The Dogs Scared Them.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.LAFEFIEID, Sept.7 \u2014Th + Grand Trunk railway B:ation and D.McL:ans erist mill were entered by burglars on Saturday night or Sunday morning.They got some small change in both places.They a'temoted to enter John Hull's grist mill also but weve evidently prevented by Mr.Hull's dcgs.they being left in b's office a: night \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Made a Note of It.Read it over and over again, spell it cut and sing it, until it is indelibly fixed in your mird, that Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy is an infallible care for chronic catarrh of the head, with all its distressing complications.Impaired taste and sme], offensive breath, ringing noises in tLe Lead, defective hearing nose and tliroat ailment, a'e no- only relieved, but pesitively, and permanently cured | This is not faney of imagivation, but a Lard, eolid fact, pruvea over and over again, and vouched for, un ter a forfeiture of 200, by its manufac ure-s, the World's :Di-p-rsary Medical Association, Buffalo N.Y.\u201cA word t)the wise is sufficient.ce Dyers Improved Food for Infants is made from pure Pearl Barley, can be used by the most delicate or healthy infant, and is highly recommended by leauipg pbhysicians.25 cems.Try it.Druggists keep it.W.A.Dyer & Co., \u201cMontreal.\u2014- J to sell them by number.this part of the LE FARMERS GORNE THE CONDITIONS REQUIBER IN kSi AS A FERTILIZER,\" 4 Mible Which Shows the Repuity of Selling Eggs by Weight\u2014Ho® Boys are Driven From the Farm-S'Déuglas Mixes ture\u2019\u2019 for Poultry, upon quality of the ashes \u2018themselves, upon the character of the soil upon which they are needs of the crop which is to be grown.While their value is supposed to depend mostly upon the amount of potash they contain, there are certain other elements of some importance, such as carbonic acid, lime, phosphoric acid, magnesia, and soda, whiolp are valuable in certain soils.The amougf of all these varies in the ashes from different woods and other substances, but as 8 general ruleit may be considered that hardwood ashes have more potash and phosphoric acid than soft-wood ashes, and the ashes from twigs and young wood is stronger than that from old wood.The amounts will also vary with the heat to which they have been subjected in burning, as at a very high temperature the potash and sand or sillicate of the ashes will unite by melting together into glass, so that the potash will not be soluble in water, and the plants cannot reach it.Old farmers know this, and often speak of ashes as losing theif value by being \u201cburned to death.\u201d Upon some soil the lime is very valuable and perhaps more so than the potash.And on others the phosphoric acid is of great importsnce.This will in part explain why leached ashes seems to show a8 good results as unleached ashes upon some soils, although the potash is largely leached out of it.But another good result from ashes is their mechanical effect upon the soil.Being finer than the loam soil, they mix with it and make it less porous, so that it holds water better and draws up moisture from below more rapidly, But upon a soil they have an opposite effect mae it more porous and less liable to bake and barden up.On such soils coal ashes often show a good result that is not due to the potash, as they have but little.It will be agen, then, that it is impossible to tell what price a farmer can afford to pay for ashes, as we cannot tell how strong the ashes are, or bow badly this soil needs the carbonate acid or lime or the potash they may contain.Experiment with them upon your land, and if they show good results buy more liberally, and use upon soils and crops of similar character.Asa general rule, it may be considered that ashes are valuable where potash is needed, and that they do not do as well upon cold and moist land as upon dryer and warmer land.They bring in a variety of long green moss upon such soils, and many would not use them if they could get them for notb- ing.Eggs by the Pound.Selling eggs by weight is advocated by many and it would be a more just way than An English poultry paper, Land and Water, gives the following interesting table about the various breeds: = * à =\u201c 2 2% Bou 2% \u201c-§ E95 30 Sn Z3R LA Leghorns, { 150 9 17 0 1 200 23 Hamburg, 17% 9 19 Houdan, 150 8 19 La Fleche, 150 7 21 Black Spanish, 150 7 21 Dominiques, 130 9 15 Games, 130 9 15 Plymouth Rock, 100 8 13 Light Brahma, : to 1 \u201c i ral to \u2019 100 14 Dark Brahma 70 8 9 Cochins, 7 13 90 It will be seen that the Leghorns are peers among the breeds, both in the number of the eggs laid and their total weight.Hamburgs are second in numbers and La Fleche and Black Spanish second in total weight.Now is itnot unjust to the breeders of these last two breeds to make them take one-third less for their total egg product than the Leghorn breeders get for theirs, while the total amount of matter in each is nearly the same?The American estimate of this table would probably place the number of eggs laid by the Dark Brahma a little higher, also the Hondan higher and the Hamburg possibly a little lower.The Houdans are considered next best layers to Leghorns and are far superior table fowls.Driving the Boys Off the Farm, In driving along a certain highway in ope of our counties not long since, we observed a lad of tender years with a spud in hand in a great ten-acre field battling with thistles, which were numerous enough to Keep ten boys for many days before they would get over that fleld Our thoughts went back to ths days of long ago, when, upon another farm, we were set to cut thistles with a butcher knife, where they grew from two to six to the square foot.The task then appeared overwhelming, and.because overwhelming it was irksome.The very hopelessness of getting ever it bred discontent, and many a time we wished the thistles far away, and the writer, too.We pitied the boy,' and deplored the lack of judgment which put him alone at a task, which, like thestory of the king and the locust, was literally without any end.\u2014Canadiap Live Stock Journal.Literature of the Seventh Commandment, It is not surprising that one almost invol- untariiy says that, if this is what the people prefer to read, it were better had they never learned their letters.Such a feeling can be only momentary, but it is uatural.The literature of the seventh commandment bas not hitherto flonrisbed iu communities of Engtish blood either in the crude or the developed form of fiction; but it is certainly increasing on the book-stalls, and it is widely read.It is not long ago that the plea was made by one of those who regret the limitations imposed on the English novel that, since we are to have such stories by in- fericr authors and in their most unliterary form, it would be better to have them by masters of the art in the French taste.This is the same error as that involved in the expectation that a better American sort of popular reading will force out of the market the English wares already referred ta.The public which demands the inferior kind will not take the better, if produced.An American Guy de Maupassant would | not compote thSa or any other o au be ot Fold.These books are sels dom mentioned in our journals or magazines, except when advertised; they are pub and circulated silently: so far as criticism is concerned, they are ignored ; but they areread.\u2014George E.Woodberry in August Forum, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Every Mother Interested, Watches, in gold and silver of the highest grades guarantad.Correct by obeervatory time, at J.B.Williamson's 1741 Notre Dame: street.CE The Popular Feeling .is materially changing.Cigars like the Hero at 5c.are being largely used by smokers who find themequal to a higher priced cigar.Ask for them at cigar stores.J.Rattray & Co., Montreal.THE MONTREAL HERALL'TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1891 WHIPPED BY A GIRL, The Victim is an Old Man and the Girl's Father Helps.New Havex, Conn., Sept.7\u2014Mary Jacobs, a good looking country girl of 21 summers, residing in the Town of North Haven, which Is a northerly saburb of this city, severely horse-whipped William Van Doren, an aged and wealthy neighbor, yesterday morning, To emphasize Van Doren\u2019s humiliation, the girl\u2019s father supplemented her work with the whip when she was tired, and gave the old farmer another wholesale drubbing.A neighbor interfered or tte whipping might be still in progress, Miss Jacobs is a dressmaker and lives with her parents about two miles from the centre of tbe village.Van Doran, who is 60 years old and rich, resides nou far away.One of the friends of the Jacobs family is Henry Brackett, a young married man.Vau Doren has moralized and goesiped to some extent about the girls friendship for the married Mr.Brackett, perhars because he was jealous and perhape on account of à keen sense of propriety, bat at any rate to the disgatisfaction cf the girl and her parents.Early yesterday msrning Miss Jacobs and her father appeared at Van Doren\u2019s home just as he was going into his barn, shortly after sunrise.He was hitching up bis team and the pair waited patiently until he bad accomplisked his task and come out.When he emerged Mies Jacobs at once proceeded to interrogate him as to whether he had made the remarks abous her which had been attributed to him.The ola farmer attempted to explain his conduct on the grouud that \u201cit was somewhat strange for a girl to be seen with a married man so much.\u201d He was not allowed to proceed.Miss Jacobs, suddenly producing a big horsewhip, began to apply it vigorously to the aged censor.She aimed at his face and ber aim was true to the mark, for every lash cut a furrow across his features.The girls rage increased as she punished him, every cut seeming to fan the flame ot her passion, while old Yan Doren yelled pitifully with pain.Neither his entreaties to spare him nor his efforts to protect his face were of any avail, and before the enraged girl was through with him his countenance was raw.Then Jacobs pere tcok a hand.Van Doren was thrown on his back and severely pummelled.Where the punishment would have stopped had not Seth J Shares, foreman of the North Haven brick yards, arrived on the scene and insisted that hotilities cease, it is impossible to conjecture.The father and daughter then separated, he going to his business and she walking down to her dressmaking shop.Mr.Van Doren talks about baving the Jacobses arrested.The whole town is divided on the case, some thinking that the Jacobses are very unjust, while otters, who call Van Doren an old gossip, think tue whipping served him rigbt.Miss Jacobs\u2019 friends defy any one to point to any impropriety in her behavior.Regulate mach, Liver and Bowels, unlocks the Secretions,Purifiesthe Blood and removes all impurities from a Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sore.+ CURES + DYSPEPSIA.BILIOUSNESS.CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE SALT RHEUM.SCROF.ULA.HEART BURN.SOUR STOMACH DIZZINESS.DROPSY RHEU EASES = \u2014 - MeGill- University MORTREAL Special Course for Women in the Faculty of Arts\u2014Donalda Endowment.The following Lectures are open to Partial and Occasior ai Students, and on afier Sepi.13th, 1801, viz : Chemistry, Botany, Zoology Geology, Exyerimental Physics, Psychology and Logic.Mental Philosophy, Mora: Philosophy, Rhetoric, English, History, Latin, reek.French, German, Mathematics and Mathematical Physics.The Calendar stating details of each course, day and hour of lectures, fees, etc., may be obtained on application to the undersigned, J.W.BRAKENRID IE, Acting Sactevrry.AMgust 27, 1831 E.T.eonard & Sons | \u2018LEONARD BALL\u201d Automatic Compound Condersing Engine Automatic Compound Engines, Standard Automatic Cui-of engines Leon ard Tangye Engines Leonard nginey.tent Stationary, Locomotive an rig! Portable Engines and Boilers, E.LEONARD & SONS Cor Common and Nazareth-sts, Montreal.H E, PLANT, Manager Wistars Balsam \u2014LCF- Wild Gherry This old reliable specifio for coughs, colds and all diseases of a pulmonary nature easily retains its popularity among the people, thousands cf whom may almost be said to have been raised upon it since It has so long bsen the universal cure-all in so many homes.its record for upwards of a half century ls Known to zil and attests its remarkable merit.Forsale by ali Druggists.Seth W.Fowle & Sons, PROPRAZTORS, BOSTON, MASS.Agents Wanted, ANTED\u2014Agents for the Fonthill Nur- Y scries of Canada, Largest in the Dominion, Over seven hundred acres, Hardy va- 1i-ties suitable for Quebec, New Brunswick, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, Our linportations of Hardy Fruits and Shrubs | : ve been made direct {rom Northera Russia Good pay and a complete outfit for competent men, Address STONE & WELLINGTON, Temple Building.Montreal, J.W.Beall.Manager, Name this paper when writing.Situations Wanted.Advertisements not of a business character, 20 words free, one tinue, if inserted in no other paper, Each additional word one cent each insertion.If of a business character, each word will be charged for at one cent a word'each insertion, RASS finisher wanted.\u2014App y stating experience and wages expected, to Edison General Electric Co,, Peterborough, Ont, Youle lady wants position as usetul compaaton to lady; would travel; rerer- ences given and required, 555) Church-street, Joronto.A MARRIED MAN, used to cleaulng out offices and attending furnaces, is desi- Tous of securing situation as caretaker in an office building; Can furnish best of references, Address, Faithful, Box 1v0, Herald Cffice, LORGUEUIL Auction Sale = =OF = = 90-LOTS-90 In This Now Growing Town, \u2014 =ON\u2014- = Saturday, Sept.12 At 3 o'cloci p.m.Trains leaves G.T.R.Station at TWO o'clock, from track No.7 Call at our office for free tickets, or at atation 15 minutes before train time, These lots are the highest ground in Longueuil, at the station; in fact, You step rightoff the platform on the lots Our New Departure in selling Lots on the instalment plan will be inaugurated that day.Terms-3$10 down, and $5 monthly, same a8 our regular system.NOTICE On and after Monday, the 14th September,we will raise the price of these Lots 25 per cent.Profit by this sale as they will bo dearer after the Auction.PARENT BROS, Owners MARCOTTE & CO, Anctioneers.JFEEL BUOYANT _ /#Amhappy lossy that \u201cresults so far are as sae tisfactory aa I could expect, indeed much more so than I did expect.I am enjoying excellent health, appetite goods sleep sweet and refresh ing, gaining flesh; am less nervous than have been for years; feel bright and bouyant * * * It ls almost miraculous, making a young man out of one of seventy, for that is just what your treat« ment is doing forme.I wish the community to know in as modest a way as we can get at it.\u201d \u2018The above is No.54 in à collection of over 2,000 similar letters on file in our office.We have a .Positive Cure! + For LOST or FAILING VITALITY: General and NERVOUS DEBILITY; Weakness of Body and Mind, Effects o.Errors or Excesses in Old or Young.How to enlarge and Strengthen WEAK, UNDEVELOPED ORGANS AND PARTS OF BODY.Absolrtely une failing HOME TREATMENT\u2014Bene- fits in a day.Men testify from 50 States and Foreign Countries.Write them.Descriptive Book, explanation and proofs mailed (eealed) free.Address | ERIE MEDICAL CO, BUFFALO, N.Y.Atlas Assurance Co FOUNDED 1808 CAPITAL « $6,000,000 Total Assets exceed $9.750,000 Fixe Iusurances arran®ed in almost every description of property at moderate rates R.A.CAMPBELL, Special City Agent -EEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA : 79 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER-ST., Montrea Matthew C.Hinshaw Eranch Manager y ANTED-By young women, sewin in ._Drivate families, experienced né fur A GIRARDIN F.HURTUBISE \u201c UNION sewing, Apply 1%0 Mignonne street.Proprieto : a \u2014 oprietor, en.Manager, \\ A 7 ANTED\u2014By a young man of exp>rience situation as assistant in an olfice, can write shorthand and operate caligraph, \u2018first c àss references.Address C.H., 92 Gloucester- street, Ottawa, WW ANTED-By & young lady, position as ¥ stenographer, 2 year\u2019s experience, good references; address, * J,\u201d Box 235, Brockville, Wa TED-By the day, washing or scrub- bing\u2014apply 23 Duluth avenue.Rooms and Board.T° LET\u2014A splendid front room, unfurnish- _ ed, in a French family, no chiid:en, on kichmond street few doors from Notre Dame Teel pate Suita newly carried couple or two y friends.Terms moderate.Add ; \u201c E.D.257 Richmond street.ross.A ICE rooms for Gentlemen, with home above St.Catherine $6 to wh rer, doors St, James street., momies Boned er à LEE tv9 Lagauchetiere street.y ean be had at ee ENTLEMEN in search of well furnished » h rooms in à central andeiires class neigh- orhood can be accomun led by ¢ 68 Beaver Hall Hill.y calllog a OOMS OR BOARD \u2014 AIL parties s Zz desirable furnished FOIS by the ins month or season, housekeeping and unfur! nished rooms.Call for free particulars Fussell, 196 St.James-street.Qtiice hours, 0 j ANTED-\u2014-Parties having rooms or W to rent call on Russell, 196 SL.J ames Su W ANiED immeuiatelr\u2014Koom and Board, Lady,near Victoria St.School\u2014?large {infurnished rooms for ady and 2 children, near High School\u20142 Rooms and Board or small farsished house, near Victoria Square\u20143 or 4 unfurnished rooms for house-keeping, 4 gentlemen and | lady\u20142 furnished rooms with use of kitchen and dining room; private house, only fsr gentleman lady and 2 girls permanent ; must be airy, large, clean rooms.\u2014Two unfurnished rooms and use of kitchen and dining room for 2 ladies.\u2014Russell, 195 St, James St WW ANTED\u2014llree rooms, furnished or un- ,furnished, with use of kitchen, for married conpie with three small children.Wanted about Sept.1.State terms and address Rooms, Box 80, Herald office, Board Wanted, ANTED\u2014 Room and partial board by.No Joung man and wife, in central neigh- reasonable price.Box 30, Herald office.price.Address, 0.Real Estates LA GUEUIL\u2014Look out for Parent Bros.\u2019 Auction Sale of Lots, at Longueuil, next Saturday, a 3 ojclock, ; The plan of selling aucuon on the instaiment plan, commends itself to every home seeker com Business Chances R SALE CHEAP\u2014The best carpet clean- F°X£ Recipe.Cleans carpets without lifting or removal and ali kinds of velvets and raw silks.A sure competence to a party giving personal attention to this advertise- mohegan offers zeceived by James B.Rus- » » James street \u2014 Molsons Ba Chambears\u2014ofiice hours 9 to 6.nk ENTLEMAN with $1500 capital can btain G an interest iu lan established business romw hich 350 to $26) a week can be realized cl expenses, 5: award stro ty 8.Address, Harris, No.1 Legal Notices N OTICE from Pelix G.Lapointe that on the 23rd day ol September 1891, he will petition the Provincial Treasurer to authorize Ferdinand Bernier to transfer his restaurant license to the said petitioner.Montreal, September 5, 1891.MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERT Y AND GOOD FARMS HUTCHINS & BROWN.New York LifeBuildinz house-keeping fur Jules Mumm & Ca.8' PRIVATE STOCK.The finest Wine Mess:s, Mumm ship of medium sweetness, EXTRA PRY ENGLAND.A Dry Wine, but with tine body, ve - able tor dinner use.yo very EXTRA DRY.A very good Wine for Balls and Suppers, \u2018ne above are the cheapest, re class Champagnes ia this market.vlly frst All for sale by Fraser, Viger & C3, GILLESPIES & CO'Y.MONTREAL, AGENTS FOR TEE DOMINION, | GURE-FITS! When say I cure I do not mean merely to stop th for a time and then have them return 4 in, pas radical cure.I have made the disease of FITS, EPILEP- 8Y or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long study.1 oR remedy to cure the worst cases.Because failed 1s no reason for not now recei à cur once for a Creatise and a Free Bof rem & Give EXPRESS and POST-OFFICE.- Root, M.C., 18 WEST.ITORONTO.NTS ADELAIDE ST.Architectural Iron Works.E.GHANTELOUP, Heavy Brass & IrezFcunder MANUFACTURER oF New und Elegant Designs of Gas and Electric Fixtures, Brass Fenders, Fire Irons, Bank aud Oflice Rallivgs, Gas and Electric Globes, &¢,, de.&c.OFFICEAND WORKS, 587 to 5593 Craig feet.Montreal.James Stewart & Co AUCTIONEERS, \u2014 Are now Arranging Dates for \u2014 FALL SALES Personal attention given and satisfaction Guaranteed Prompt Returns.Liberal Terms.East Basement, Temple Building, 185 St.James street Betti Tel, 1857 P.O.Box 1559 E.S.MGLELLAN, M.D 245 Ninth Avenue, New York, AUGUST 5.1891.\u2014Notice is hereby given that all persons desirous cf using the inventions for which letter patents of Canada were granted 10 Ezra Speucer McClellan, of Patterson, N.J.,U.8.A., for improvements in air- inlets for sewers, traps and drains on May 28, 1888, under No.20219, and also for improvements in air-inlets and seals tor waste pipes -and taps on July 27,1888, under No.29571, will call upon Messrs.Hurhes and Stephenson, of 747 Craig-strect, Montreal, P.Q., who are pioperly authorized to make the same for me.E.8.MCCLELLAN.UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL of Bishop\u2019s College, {LENNOX VILLE, P.Q BFor Calendars apply to BEV.PRINCIPAL ADANMS.DO.L Cnmberland Rail way COAL COMPANY Are now shipping Coal from thelr mines at Springhill, N.S, Fresh mined.and of superior quality.OFFICE.IMPERIAL BUILDINGS Place d\u2019Armes.Er P.O.Box 396 Benny MoPherson & Co Wholesale Iron, Steel, and General Hardware Merchants, 388, 380 & 392 St.Psul Streot Montreal Mefiill - University Season 1891-92 The Malticulation Fxamination for Law, Arts and Applivd Science, and for entrance into the special course for women on the Faculty of Arts will begin Faculty of Law \u2014Friday, Sept, 4th, at 4 p.m , in fhe room of the ¥aculty, Fraser Institute Building.Faculty of Arts\u2014Monday, Sept.14,at 9 a.m, Faculty of Applied Sclence\u2014Tuesday, Sept.18.aL 9 aan, The Lectures will begin as follows : Faculty of Law\u2014Sept.7, Facultiez of Arts and Applied Science\u2014Sept.Intending Students can obtain all neces- ary information on application to the un- ersignad.J.W.BRAKENRIT G 7,BC.L,, Acting Secretary ARCHD.NICOLL, Insurance Broker, Marine, Fire and Life 16 St, Sacrament street, MONTREAL BeT : !\\epLonco SEW ENGLAND LAND AND HAR- Scotland.One of the Flectrie Lighted Express # VERNON H.BROWN 4 C0 : ni, wo Ot le rerio 2 Nov 2 Brant: W.Christy, \u2018 » 2922, array, - \u2014_\u2014 ; fe .rao LE Maray, aid &Co.° BOR IMPROVEMENT GO, | Colina, 99, TLios Fraser à Un ; The Allan\u2019s SS.Circassian, R.P.Moore, ss.NURSE Kixg 350 Tous ee aon Soot Atha basca UY compartments and of special strength fo.++.4878, Capt.rq, icharqgg, 5.Elston, 1069, Anuersou, Mi xenzie & Ca, master, from Liverpool, is eateret at Gas 88.STURM KING.3, eee North Atlantic trade, rtments the most per- 3847 Capt.Johnstone: D Gott, 88, Klemen pa 5.0 Withoat dapaees will please pass their en London Agente William Ross & 0.3 East 1s intended to leave OWEN SOUND every tery Lhe passenger depa made fo ensure th 3904 Capt.Smart ee Duumure.829, Carbray, Routh & Co.Co H.& A, ALLAN, re All the venais à of he \u2018above Lines are ; & comfort and ee eras sd airy The steer- - 2258 Capt.Brodie\" of Petunia, jo, anderson, à £kenze .Agente, À 100, highest class at Lloyds and have been Monday hurs dy à OP ay the State rooms are la most approved patent ka.4000 Capt, John Brown 7 Lr tesdale, 1574 K Keford Co.built expressly for this trade and Dassess Jao \u2019 EE vas tertbe, and is fully ventilated and Slate of rads.00 Capt: Cann rt ol SHIPS, .: most improved fac es te Phila : d: fr ; 88 © ; 3 and Cattle, on arrival of the steamship heated by steam.is carried by each State of P'nsynia 3000 Capt.\u2014\u2014 | ie, 1773, Harling, Ronald & otice to Consignes Grain, Butter, Cheene, Eggs © rienced surgeon 1s : a.M Blaikle, 17 Ronaid & Co N Through Bilis of Lading 3 Express leaving Toronto at 1.20 a m.a steiner, Gian: stewarstires to attend to the Stateof Alabama.2500 Capt, \u2014_\u2014 $ \u20184 obique, 1414, Harling, Ronai .: for Port Arthur ana Fort William direct Me ms wants of females aren.\u2014_\u2014 S .to ARE TREAL TO Stalwart, 1561, mee Granted by any of {be above Lines (calling at Sault Ste Marie, Mich., only) = regs rn rem 6 | RATES OF FASO TON Proposed Sailings Subject to Chang , be Sabrina 816, Ball, Anderson, McKenzie & Canada or the Western States Pain close a vl es STE MS HIP ¢C 0, $0 321050 Liverpoo), Quebes and Montreal gery; fo © Jennie Parker, Baker, Anderson, McKonzie Ralinnya 13 any pet RE or Western Vinnipeg, British Columbis and all points OF HAMBU : VIII 820 Liverpool] Steamehip.M'ntrea] Quaid, a & Co.= \u2018and or Lurope al Lowest Through in the Northwest and Pacific Coast.\u2014_\u2014 .Bteerage.are Der igo; = : Angela, 872, Carbray, Routh & Co.A Ire pe : | d $80 rates are per Lake Nipigon Ki Virginia, 1.Stafford, 483, Anderson, McKen- p | Men tention given to the Handling SUMMER SERVI one $40 and $50 rate ; ly\u2014In st &LO s , ship Grimm, J.H.Spesisl attention given class steamers » her.particulars apply\u2014 ne Goa, 379, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.ÿ The Hansa Line freamsnip Or and Ham- ali Ferishable and other cargo.\u201cW.C.VANHORNE, HENRY BEATTY, The following! Arete between à » Porn tor Qo or pa ,'8 Custom House: m BRIGANTINE.x Dare In ontared at Customs.Consignees will For further particulars apply to : President.Man.Lake Trafic, der a regnla and MONTREAL.: squate 3 Queenstown to = SOS EYMOUE TI 3 \u201c please pass tbeir entri-s without delay.+ .- D, (DEW) vos scores senti = & Co: fn Liverpoo .W.; av len EEE SIE Se.Robt.Reford 0.hora ui.rer RHE Rasa See ARE ose inna | ; Jo.Agronts, .S Baumwall, (new).5 a 0! le arisian .2! .«\u201c eerie, 170, C4 Boucher.23 & 25 Sacrament St i ES Wandrabze.(aov 15,000 Con B \u2018RAY, 2 Numidian!) eps a - = awa ° e 8.8 Steinhoft, (new), \"3,600 tons £ \u201c7.ral Manager, 27 * (Circassian \u2018 TB Sept an Port of Quebec, MONTREAT,.88 Grimm, (new).es 1 TT ru \u201cal 8Sept Sardinian 20 6: hrwieder 3100 tons | viMar 4 D xe&qr IQ \u201c\u201c |*Mongolian ARRIVED\u2014Sept.7.85 Cehrwlec cena - 8,100 tons ; = 17 * |Parisian., 4 Oct he Steamship Lake Winnipeg, Herrimen, 8.8 GTBBbIOOK 2400020000 0000 0005 0000 0 « 84000 LOI a Een id Ad + |FNumidia \u201c a - 1, H H Sewell, genera, Aa Circassian , \u201c i vd Stoametip Gregor, Gibson, Liverpool, W- SAILING FROM HAMBURG, ANTWERP | 10et, {Sardinian .1 \u201c 1D} acPhersou, gereral.41 , TO MONTREAL.15 « *Mongoliag.al park Asi, tides ansen, Greenock, nn, 88, PICKHUBEN, August 30.T 2\u201c Parisian.\" 3 oy tin coal, \u2018 , .8S.WANDRAHM Sept 11.: RS 29 = *Numidian, .|1g « Baik Beacowscld, Bostiansen, ' Now Landing and to Arrive.i x BART Se \u20ac 5S.BAUMWALL, Sept 23.RG ; A or = \"Nov Circassian.2; - j | Caruray, Boum Laursen, Londo - Henry Dobell & Lo.A ve DAILY MAIL LINE FROM MONTREAL to.FAMED ana : EE ere = sen & Co, Ler ou, \u20ac st.Amanita ks , A AN 62 0 b Steamship Co SueeInship ed conan and Numidian w, The ark lona orgusou, > 5 T 1 ust 21: garry cattle, and only/Cabin Passen ers t BY shares, ballast, v SHIP COMPASSES, LOGS, Etc, MONTREAL AND OTTAWA ge FAPMWALL A gus Ë J uepec garry cal anid do aot call at Quastenges 500 Schooner 500W Queen, B:331 -Acosti, CERONOMETERS, CHARTS aad ALEDONIA SPRINGS 5S.GRIMM, Sept, 11.THE SS.MIRAMICHI, homeward voyage, but trom\u2019 Live rpoc the 1 master, nr \"TR Aud C c # 8S.PICKHUBEN, Sept.20, Gill carry all classes of passengers and call at i CLEARED.r q ars 1 ê 0 NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS HSIONS oy Pal Steamer 55 WS SAN SEN, Sept.2 A.BAQUET, MASTER, Olean mi Steamskip Circassiun, Moore, Montreal, § {lie a it È ° \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 * DAY ERCEN 0 Ana Ace an er Extra sailings if trade requires, ti Is intended to leave Montreal on Mail Steamers aro acapatched from Mons me Alians, Ray & Co.BE ARN & ARRISON SOVEREL $1.25.Saturdays, $l.Through bills Land A Erican vaiicoads 6 ail Monday, Sept I4at 4 p.m.real at daylight au {he day of sai ing, Cabin pro NOTES, ; : with Canadian tates ; ughout the season on intermediate and Steeragy passengers desne ; .: i i 3 ITED .Passengers take 8.05 a, m.train daily for points in Canada and Western § f .8ilermard throug irg to embark at Montreal Can do 80 without Ing Richelieu Line steamer Corinthian cam.LIN ee chine, to connect with steamers or cugh bills of lading granted in coubec- alternate MONDAY, g p fter 8 o'clock.th eédur the Louise basin this morning and .- _ Lac ne, to 0 : Threug Calcutta Line to.every extrac.arse after o'clock.the Preceding bar Sk A Bae SESH Cyctons Stunt 253 von Werks MONTFERRRTO ITRLIAN CLARET Bis sha Reus tnt Ui Tit por ie usant pine 0 TEI SOE Mage [For M ai | ne steamer Uanaua, | > ~ \u2014 Through bills of lading granted in ship or POINT ST.; _ SS Three Rivers on x none steauisalp er Sheffield Ezgland AN 0 ALG ERIAN CLAR ET SHOOT THE RAL .ion VE the German-Australian Steamship_ SIDE, CRARLOTTETOWN and FICTOU.8 Parisian, Sardinian aud Cire and Cargo o1 coal, Ke St.John Ky, and will % : FOR SALE BY .cto Australian ports .neec- For Freight, Passag cat: »i: rom Montrea] on Saturdays, eur couna.is for the Lake 5 ven ; Take 1.oclock.train daily \u2018 Turougn bilis of lading granted in Soars | to ; > \u2018+.Mongolian and Numidiey on en Ee Bart pid.had been FREDERICK KINGSTON: \"HSE paper tra andsv.{ion wiih the Deutseho-Levunie Line to Thos.Fraser & co., Wor 1 fans chartercd Lo carry 8 l0ad OL shDUKS te Soatb ; T , Roni BE Sgearday.\u2026 d0c Black Sea, bills of lading granted in copnee- Free and Ticket Agents, ov Ra - x sage-\u2014Montreal and Quebec the A ehinehip Lake Wiunipeg passed up to WISE MERCHAN Take 5.05 p.m.train to LAO _1NE 0 P lon with the Woermann Line 12 West Coast Py A pon .tail Sorvice\u2014 .by 88, = Stead] 8 sit m, haviug been detained HOSPITAL STRER Round trip.FPP LoD CG \u2018ana Southwest Coast of A also\u201d Ca e of Good Or io ° 123 St.James-stree:, Ca So a 880 si Mart ; abo The river Deion by fog 45 Z - Ti Grand Trunk office 43 St.James More oo gnary Islands, also C: leonnection Opposite Post Office.aud $150 Rothen By Other Bieéicier 81,57 run.ae IVE ; e C or avi \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 ckets ai Grand Trunk offic .Hope, Natal a t > 0) 2 ) Bd, Tin Quarualine steamer Cualleuger, having d Windsor and Balmoral Hotels ith the Union Steamship Co.$60, $05 and $60 Stugle $80 395, $106 and 81 £ completed repairs, Las come out oi docx and T H O M A 8 H Q Cc K 1 NI G s feet and street and Bonaventure Depot! va further particulars apply to BERMU DA & WEST INDIES Return.According to accommodation, Chil \u2019 rels AR dre, ht Gadibout, 1.1 MARKET STEAMERS\u2014Steamer MAUDE MUNDERLOH & C6, Jen 3 to 12 years, half fare, under 3 years, usin port fils MODE ARTE Nate aaibout, 1 Successor to Unarles Childs, for Biawkesuury.Bross Wharf, Ottawa, General Aq owirear, ROYAL MAIL LINES OF THE free., thye ae Nonna games cooper Machinist Model and Tool Maker *SlusssnysindF for SNS\" Andrews, Ca- QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO., ne.York ana agen Servis\u2019 Loni.vehi day urn tos TRORRINE, » je .: A rillon, etc, Wednesaay and Saturda | ;, Ty.© fu reach about 190.Who rene S seadon Bak Aveat at 6.00'a.m.\u2019 y y.satlieg from Pier 47 North Late State Line ofStes .new Jil enchapout 150; whlon MEA en « \u2014 47 William Street For Excursions charter to SHERRING- : River, Now York.RP little Je anion Tina steamship Oregon arrived MONTREAL © Mannfactnrer of Cntting Dies of every des Hay PARK, Isle Perrot, the popular Saioon For BERMUDA-~ Sept, 10, 3pm Glasgow STEAMSHIPS.TE, by r to-night and moored at tho Granda Frank des ori Toor Steel Shanks, Gaiter | Springs, steamer PRIN\u2019 E QF mee RD 88.Orinoco.lent 10,8 or a Tan = Tow or Sn o reight, FOR 4 % por 8 A .HEP .jr.; _ .ug .z = Tove tor Moammengers and 11 morning, È 3 1D a Hi Boot v *Mnchinery a Spoolaity, R.w 8 Naor ES, permuca A s 14 ne Stale of Georgia 8 Sent outy \u201cAlan line steamehip Buenos Ayrean will ar- .; 1 ives ground by Auto _ Fôr Ee Sept %,at3pm [21 * *Pomeravian.,.| 19 °« good rive in port to.morrow afternoon.Ma aivesgrony .re .+ SS.Caribbec\u2014.[PR 4 Losnot 2 ap Iyto 58 « State of Ncvada 17 # the Sieamships Iriington.Red Sed and others yacaN Richelieu Ÿ Ontario Navigation Co R LINE \u201cx JAE an Agonts.âBept [Amorian 07098 17 x 9 duo 1 port to-day Lave buen detained in the DAVID DUGGAN a A EO ERbBLRUB EG Ope York, {11 © Stale of Nebriska, A Oct have river below by fog, They will probably come oh = \u2014\u2014 \u201c # AHEEN,Secretary, Quebeo, Ds Caus PRE SE, vien avrived votes, Boarding & Sales Stables 1891\u2014SEASON\u20141891 DALLING AT CORK HARBOR, IRELAy\" AnTEUR A ue | cus z ports ship Norwdod aware i the river { te \u2019 Waverly Stables, Victorla auare Carrying British and American Malls Thos.Fraser Co.fron ith some of her spars carrie away.i FOWDE S réeskiFTihonan\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; it; Ploy Florence 15 Said torhand rien a Dr, J 9 h A , \u2014 MONTREAL \u2014 PNOTIOE TS ea nest de prets \u201c206 Commissioners 8treet, Montreal.Steamers with sek Tene y passen.man { pa Kentine ia ow, suid to Horses met st all} trains aud steamboais ified routes socording to the seasons of Oot Panna 8 and apærrd, accorte oo Gulf Reports, È versonally.conamended ny Timo, th Maury.\u2019 fas ê and Baie Chaleurs to location of state-room; excursion tickets raide Noox, Sept.7.) Balling petwoen NEW YORE aud Lives.D $65 and upward, Steerage rate $19.pee! ; dy; strong west wind, L, via Queensto | \u2014 , 1 1ce, L\u2019 sou po Che et Ay southwest wind; 0% .y FROWN 5 lows: THE SS.BEAVER, T.ondon, Quebec and Montres] Sorel = per | ; Anglesca RI Lo BK.sti} alher folie Dense {0&3 West wind; inward THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE ™oorter and Commission Merchan The follow mg he wuL (Lum ds auder pritennic.\u2026 \" , 8.00 a.m J.B.MASSON, MASTER, From STEAMSHIPS, ° 710 London ab! e a in, Oregon.; .and call at theasual in Bi * ic.\u201c 10.00 a,m leave Montrea » pags mins ta | PER \u2014\u2014 Steel Reils, Iron, Metals, &c, \u201cie es pid MEE diam \u201cOn Moncay Sept ol at dpm.jms Tm mi ward yesterday 5p m, Eve ln: à as ST stated CANADA, w Teutonic., +00 a.m a DRY Cape Magdalen\u2014Cloudy; cal m;invaidgam, ancellorfir W.Page Woop sta! En\u2019 days at 7p, m.bad ee .50a.m a afterwards on every alternate Monday 1 ow now Allon; 0p 10, Thtager.© Coerday op m, Bra\u2019 pablioiy in tealy\u2018the fuventor oféblorodyae, Agenoy for aplor Mure che Marks Antomati until September lôth, leave 4aïlv at 10 Majostie.\u2026.: 902.0 for or Ados NOWPOrE ban Swergrand [88e %8 oot, will zillan; 3, ».as undouhtedly the t Free- Oar Coupler, more\u2019s Car ee: .! anic.«20 P:M River, Pabos, » \u2014\u2014\u2014 Point\u2014Cloudy; southeast wind, w tory of the defendan , AN.(Sundays excepted and thereafter three Germ n) .9:30 à.A after, deen Fame boi! Point\u2014Raining; east wind, that the hpi untrue, and he regretted to Dressing A DW a Ÿ times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and FTeniomic.a 3% pu Paspebiac Th Fraser & Co.T1 \u2018 do not carry passengers on brn Knitcoeil Foss: ronthehat wind.Gigi chad Been svora (0 Pie, 1146 BROA OF | arnt spinor IE 3am os 2 Band tonto sees DUR ticosti\u2014Foggy; * fry a TM, 41 57 De ' 2930 5 Glass > a on | Ee Poin HELI out inc: Tyan: Ey COLLIS OES CHLORCDYNE NEW YORK.{ pussine through Murray Canal and Bay ot Germanic « : app las aS net p ; + > LG 2D \u201cAs rt + vee O o .| FER am,Irthington, IS TRE OTHE OTs: ASTHMA, CON- .\" \u2018 : : Lane SAGUENAY, MURRAY BAY, s \u2026.2.30 pm Fe to Glasgow four ve 5v.m BUMPTION, NEURALOLA, BUEUMATISN Richelieu i Riche OÙ rivrere CE rÉOUT A POUSAC, HA .8.00 00am alas on or & last» ¥ ne , ; Re Racer HA! BAY, Cc ay, pve Quebec 2 AISTII, « UC p.ma \u2014 \\U | use domine hip, avert \u201cBh $23 counts BROWNES ENTORODINE- ba \u2014 re EE amer, Prides and Germs 5 Taek pu don ¢ ! aughton ; os oe on.- : LurdaT,at 7, Te ritannic.\u2026.eer 1 - 2 1 : | Lane Winnipeg; outward 2 p m, Florence The sient 2 College of Physicians and J.T, PURE SPARKLING.REFRESHIN Gi | 7e LORNWALL Steamer 1 BOHEMIAN rt \" 2.5 Dam 2 3s eater ship.rece er, ; .3 \u201c .1L30a, , | Rive: da Loup\u2014clear; West wind; Inward Davenport that hob i eamedy ot any So | FS NCE Talis WA TERS; OTe TERER RIVIRS Every Tuesday and Teoma.wo De 8 11050) a i 2pm, bark in tow.t wind vice in Cholera was Chlo: orf The PRI.0, Friday a BLY-E Q Fri- Britannic.\u2018 Dec 23.11.00 a.m ' ch Father Point-Clear; west wind.§ a December 31.1864.ODYNE , : hy To CHAMBLY-Every nesaay an \"| Majestic ; \u201c Dec 3.3.00 p.m | ' ape Chatte\u2014Qlear; west wind; inwar J.LIS BROWNE'S CHLOR DL Ari ending physicians of the jo.at; p.na, ajestiC.Ac | no Fremona.' .t wind; inward te précribed by scores of orthodox De aly Ë Endarsed by Ay the Clubs, Restaurants To Boucherville, Varennes, Yorcueres aad SALOON RATES.by à | | Marlil paver Cloudy; west wind; inw.er3.Of course 1t would not be \u2018hug Sand fil à sowntry.ipal Grocers, Bout ily BLUE excep 2 » Pa New York to Liverpool and Queenstown And weekly thereafter, yt | | 11 a m, Kathleen.; southwest wind; out- Popular did it not \u201csupply a van 19, 1885, a hone, 1190, TERREBONNE ESF Jour pris a ust tor $60 $100 and upwards.| These steamers do not carry passengers on There a Sa As southw ; PART.COLLIS BRON EE CHLOHODYNE Fedora) Toiephone, Boks: sep tomber on verk days, from Eaprairie Suites of rooms on Malestio and Teutonic at U.S.and Royai Mall Steamors voyage to Europe, Johns, Halifax Now i .) .A , ani A os .V | Pope Chatte-Inward 1,30 p m, Amaryn- 16a CEPÉAIE cure for Choless-Dysentery, Diarr- a.MA Noire DEEE ross 500, Sie 2s ET ES ja Montreal, PPS Return Tickowm à (reduced rates, PROPOSED SAILINGS ve ee roue St Service.table i hia.heen, Coles, &c.a .7.00, 11.60 a.m., 3, dna Pam \u2014 \"ROM NEW YORK.nu \u2014\u2014 DE.J.COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE .sundays and Holidaye\u2014From Laprairies Superior Second Gabin accommodation on FRO ww 0 boop | Tiers Balii- EPA am D j Inland Navigation, ~Caution~None genuine withou oon the 7.00,9,15am, 4.00pm.From Montre 06 the steamers marked thus * Wyoming.0.\u201c «16, 1.30a.m to Balti ; more via via § I WDETROIT, Sept.7.\u2014Up\u2014Geo Williams, Rus- Dr, J, ver hormins Cm testimony P A E IN | .S a mn ox ae Py From Longueuil Rates : frizond.o.oo.ETI 23, 430p.m more via Bteamships, Halifax | nous Well, © > ie 1 i a \u2026.Le « - Xp 5.2, City of Yaris, Toledo, Mineral Bock ad Dy ro be bottle.Sole manufacturer, e I s 5a m and every subsequent hour.From Ho- Majestic and Teutonle.540 00 and $45 0p Alaska.veeiiinnn 8 Tune a6, 10.00 am Étonns pool, | L°pool, of the 2 vache\u201d Marion, Kalyaga, Fontate G B'Lock- Floomabure Toon sorte Rnssells at ls.Caveats and Becineuez securod, hrade-Marks phelaga, commence at 5.30 à m; last trip, 8,30 : @#- No Second Cabin on Germanic and Wisconsin.couce0u M \u201c13 930 ama = me aus ry.board | Tem- - 15 t causes in \u201c 3 * \u2018 \u201c as ensscvs a Fest, ones, W Chas Eddy and on bem Ud.24.6 d.45.6d.and lis Patent omfce ant baer Heo Courts promptly EXCURSIONS Dn Era RE BONNE Bt rates to Parls and the Continent, \u201c % #\" sp ee 18 AUE Nova Scotian 8Sepc [14Sept out ar Fh Africa and consort, fgadia, Keystone, Mas- and carefully l'or model or sixeton or tnvene Guyot an for Couitreceur.returhiug samo Intending passengers shonid secure tickets \u201c July 4, #5 pm [1 Sept |\u2018Carthaginian 2 23 not pe 1 » Missoula, 109, 101, Swallow.acotah, Ks on receip ?: ce, \u201d ¢ .00 a.m.: | \u2019 eT Siena as 100, 101, Jessie, Prussia, Barlett, = tion I make a careful examination an advise evening at about 8 P me ly at Company's in advan STEERAGE RATES = \u201c 18,\" 300 pon not se J A Selina od barges Mi Clemons, \"Hatlom, THE DOMINION ati pur Prices dirty ais tous tue iri Ay OTSA apply at Companpe From Montroni to Liverpool, Londonderry au Bk get Hutchinson, Charles Foster, ith my : ; i 1, Balmoral Hotel Belfast, London, Brig \u201c Au -00 p.m | Swaln, J M Hal 3 P t Office and being in personal attende stof£ce, Windsor Hotel, \u2019 eenstown, Glasgow, \u2019 , « SUE 8 x Butte, Armour, J D Marshall, Grecian, Hale, Pa C atant Office : t that I have FuUperior Dans basin ang Richelieu Pier, Queenstown, Glas w, including Ratiway » 7.00 a.m COWS | [i Bradley, Roby, Iron Chief, Iron Cliff.\u2018 cond 0 y fair It is apparent that I hav :X, MILLOY* JULIEN CHABOT to Ca a owest rates, \u201c« « 15,200 pm And fortnightly thereafter.| : 2 3 d facilities » br making prompt preliminary ALEX, N » Fare to New York, X \u201c 6.30 a ; ill not carry prssen- bl i Down\u2014Mathet, Spokane, Chamberlin an Orous and suoceag.Traf.Manager, Gen.Manager.ers booked, via Liverpool, to ail .» 6.30 a.m *The Carthaginian will not carry ne Stable | Packer Stain bias Rome RS eg Robert MONTREAL, 29 proue fou paie ae A ine, pare pe mas widen | RELIST sept\u201d poe | gor from Balm, shanty cat J pay fo | fi Cp oven, Viki afin, ANUFACTURERS OF care 1h tag Shoviont pe SRLrdkted to my | 0 MAITLAND Heh na And 2 Broad way, Wyoming.i.on | gow, Cat Philadelphia Service keep t eans, incé.+.MAD care in r 5 .TTT to H.nese \u201c 19,530 am » 3 BE PORT COLBONNE, Sept.7.\u2014Down\u2014St-amer FEES MODERATE, and exclusive a La 3 anqgue du Peu le New York or Alaska.casseuscs es \u201c \u201c 26, hoon From From _Philadel their ¢ Ohio, Gov Smith, Chicago to Ogdsnsba gen.tention given to poesie.ent on B.J.COCHLIN, Sole Agent Nevada.0 \u201c Oct 8,5 00000 à Glasgow Steamship.to Glasgow COWS g | Gung; Chas Be bard pa er MEL vom, SA vice sad special refer _\u2014 \u2018364 St.Paul-st.Montreal, WANT + * EN 19-50 8.01 to Phila.on or about tot lik densburg, lumber ; Wa , » ; : Ceres am ' | Detrat Dominion Benson, Tole, Escanaba, J.R.LITTELL, DIVIDEND No, 110~The stockholders of La Aluka, i.on = 24 11.00 a.m 6 Aug Hibernian ., 29 Jug Recau ; ' eee Proust Ou And wt to Chicago, Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes, B-uque u Prnple are hereby notified that INMAN AriBONä.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026 : dl 8.30 p.m 0 © Canadian, .lv Sep Ta | gen cargo; Tecumseh, Coins one Saledo, ë \u2019 M ention this papar Washington, DO semi-annual dividend of Three per cent for CABIN PASSAGE RATES to pail , Enterprise and barges, 23 el.on ss Ch six tu s 8 ; ; - |! ; Losedale 0; Orion.do; Lake Superior, Mon- for Hoisting Mining.Ineclines ma 2 a eT the fant or tu ary has been pare che ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS On Wyoming, Wisconsin or Nevada, accord -_ And iorinigntly thereafter.That \u2018 Dai h Cant \u201cOC r 2 av = 34; gangon, airhquen to Detroit, coal.Transmission of power, Tow G AS FIXTURES be Capite etes a 3 will ro pars uday, the \u2014FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL ing to location of berth, *Via Halifax One vorage tals Glasgow citizen ' Winds Ne ou Soot.\u20187\u2014Up\u2014Orion and fug Shi ps Rigging Guys être or: ne ! nk on bo 7 jansier L ook w Carrying the United State Mai], Quetnatown or Liverpool, gg 860, S30 These le acts do not carry passenge! be sen | Pontoen, Collins Bay to Cutanagon, light; \u2019 , RE mea \u2018 PROPOSED SAILINGS : nd4rip, - - 8100, 8120, Bi44 voyage Europe, and Boston up thr Canada, Montreal to Duluth, general Cargo Ete Ete Largest Assortment be close from the 15'h to the 31st August York 1891 Bon $7 extra.Paris, Bavre or Ham.Glasgow, Londonderry, Galway ps give 1 Persia, Montreal jo St Catharines, gemera ALso\u2014 oF TEE bo hdasrin lusive By order of the Direct- From New Yor burg.815 extra each way.th From Boston need t T0; W, Le Irest, Ozdensburg 20, ALS \u2014 >.BOUSQUET, Cashier.Montreal, 3( ni i d\u2019day, Sept.Ss à and Arizona the rooms are 3 m TE oak id FU irs Rope To ESTOS fy POP Momma) go sri Wonton, a EEE PL ee mens EO Kate hier ps porno cine Lang's Patent Wire Rope BEST - ra D Yor, + Soh hm AS or Tite Dico Poe Sa ant Slee: | Ben } \u2014 » , > \u2014 .ss = = = oO .Up, ngle » PL - fon, wheat; on go Ole Prési to Oédens.For Transmission and Colliery purpose, \u2014in the Dominion.x LATER & CO.en of passage, $60, $80 and $10, according Ha ong Trip.Special roomy from $250 to Aur (Scandinavian »+\u2026.f29 AUS Judge ; Dare: oals; Walker B., Detroit to Kingston, SIGNAL STRAND CLOTHES LINEÿ .To be seen at our We sc » to accommodation, all\u2019 having equa] saloon $00.Sheen Servants say epoposit ds in os 2, ; > IRE vi 5 ants free, ] wheal ere.M ARTF, Sept.7.\u2014Up\u2014Sitka, AND SEIZING W.SHOWROOM 4 Prendling stron, P'onidgen between 2 and 12 years of age hair 12 Resery in ail Nid ihyed oi Iron 1e waters is usps Yakima, Ii, Ve apire, Sinie Ouen C 00 PE R A ent COX.ST.PETER and CRAIG aitckels Lo London, 87, aud to Paris, Stand ught compartments, and ère farniched with eviden | Livingston, Albert, Empire, Stai : « g \u2014_\u2014 jeket ring to 1he route selected requisite to make the passage across have | Montana, Lansing, Colonel, Glidden, Warm- ; $26 additional, accor ing te sel every equ both sefe and agreeable, haw: | = le.- : mediate passage $35, round trip, $5, the Atlantic safe sh g body : Down Meland, Sigguenon Parana, Mop- x 308 8 James Street ROBT MITCHELL& GO _ | Round Trip Tickets at Reduced Bath-room TiDrORSRE room, portera room] And fortnlgntly thereafter, on quality : jeka, Marina, Johu Owen, Potion tear, | \u2014\u2014 : os tee _Steerage at very Low Rates Foon, Blewardess ani\u2019 oper on enn Lace te camers do nob carry passed room | Amesica, Nyack, H A Tuttle; Aurona, \u2014 Steamer.The State-rooms are air upper deck, ovage Europe.ot SW Wee Bihan 79104054 D, L DOWDS HEALTH EXFROISER.\"À STUPPED FREE MNGINEERS SUFRLIGS Wusonn à Bons, GonorkPd pol, PETER Cour one Lio proie 1 ul REE deck Us LADING oily ske d ° \u2014\u2014 ewes \u2014\u2014\u2014 .v ° mp \u201d For Brain workers and vi Harvelous Sxecess.or Bowling Green, New York,or W.H, HENRY wenty Cuble Feet of Baggage alloweq T H ROUGH Bl LLS OF jou one ski Maritime Miscellany.\"A ney Pople | BS Worn BY INR Sand 7 3 BhJamos stréel, or 10.Adult Passenger.anted at all Continental Ports, to all posts reople FATHER Porxt Sept.7\u2014The Dominion / &; eri entlemen, a Rt val a 3 : NE AVE RESTORE ; N | Jd.Y.GILMOUR a co App 0 UNDERHILL &22,; \u2018A the United States find Cana Sod sai \\ around Line steamship Oregon from Liverpool Aug.fi 2535 Été complets Gymnasium.Takes RR Sor oll Baan Saurx TRS, ony prie - 8 Se Bt.Paul Street, Montreal, 85 Broadway, Now York, slt stations in Saad aSgow.sion ste Way of 25, passed inward ai 2a mfo-day.f 5 yan but 6 inchs pare ft ons Trl ails Xo Fa OTR TREATAENT 18 4 POSITIVE AND BADICAE ~ to oy Trolgnt passage, or other Lor of or hars .The Allan mail steamship Parisian from Fron; new, Sélentiiedarahls, - days use.Trisstivs end 9% tral botile fres 40 CURE 5% ALL FURNS OF NERVOUS DISORDERS, de Ya.CILMOUR & co.\u2019 thorised agent of the i = Montreal for Liverpool, arrived out on Sun- 82S semprehensive, chenp, ren.EX edad, and abv een charrea oa box w LOSSEL aRAINS, SPAS.Prompt rent, 3.85 St, Paul : fo Pv 10 any au AN ae in day afternoon.; dorsed à d'physicians, Lovers, clergy ea dpa rave 2.6 ang exp BLOOL AND SKIN LISPASYS.Prom known.mr ed rl De 2 * H, & A.ALLAN, 3 at do | 7 in: i tcamship Peveril di d'ofkers new wetue i, Send find to DA.PLINIE #0] a cnr Pleaganie st.safest and sivst trentme EMEDY tor Gonrrrines, Gleet.thin watery oo marges 0.BATTERSBY ° tres Jhe Dominion Line s P Foe} men, dirors un ) } Le .BES ai oR) casatile + i: * cure yourselfad ABINFALLIBLE REMEDY 0 mr Gleet tin natery oarg _ on ; caitiearrived aÙ A vonmoute Bock yostontsy, or Dincic sven 5 hors ie Tr te.176i Notre Lame por di, fos hoe ou may RR pe be IRL Jade [= 2m Saterotreet Boston ss well.caitle arrived at Avonmouth Duck yesterday, ebarges Tuof, ©, 1.Tow, PIC Ori For Sale by J.A, Gurte.L7 Desion-Dupre Medical Co, Ine.under Laws winded Liv made a A TREMONZ BEM Su 2e ® Ww '.&State-str \u2018roomy Monday.and landed he live stock all in good cal'aud Vocal Cuter: aot Ta ga SN y, Birosi Qos Sibi of Mato, 136 Tromeat Si, bouton, Dass condition, y | L 4} | \u2014 ASSEn- ording lickets THE MONTREAL HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1x91 TRANE AND COMMERCE.FINANCIAL.MoxTREALSepS.7.To-day teing labor day,a close holiday Ly mayor's proclamation, in Moatreal, and a holiday, by state law, both in New York and Chicago, our usual sources of information are closed.There was no session of the stock exchange and most of the principal business bouses were closed, so that we deem it better to make an apology for the ab- gerce of our usual commercial news, rather thau to fake up a column that woula .6 probably only misleading.Bank of Toronto.fle August return for the Bank of Toronto shows the exact condition of that institution on August 51, 1591.The total of liabilities is given as $9,280,808.- 84, and the total assets $15,134,049.50.The leading liabilities that might be presented as immediate claims are: Notes in circulation $1,467,114; deposits by \u2018the public; paysble on demand, $4,805,- £69.93; balance due to Dominion Gov- erument, $24,180.49; balances due to other banks indatly exchanges, $35,419.-