The Montreal herald, 25 janvier 1892, lundi 25 janvier 1892

[" OR TE TOO E evolù 3 CENTS $6 PER 1GH1Y FIFTH YEAR NO29 MONTREAL MONDAY JANUARY 2, 1592 THE NEWS, FATAL WORK be vascharzed with homicide, | FROM ALL Dr.Alarcon was yesterday installed as Archbishop of the See of Mexico.I¢ is announced that Archbishop Gil- low, of Oaxaca, Mexico, will ba created a Cardinal.No anxiety is felt 1egarding the Czarina, who, however, is still confined to her room.William Jones, an export broker on the London Cotton Exchange,committed suicide yesterday.The Marquis of Salisbury was suffi ciently recovered Saturday to attend a Cabinet Council in London.The directors of the Muncy Bank of \u2018Williamsport, Pa., have decided to go into voluntary liquidation next week.The low price of copper haa caused the closing down of the smelting works at Hancock, Mich,, until the market improves, D.R.M.Griswold of Portland, Conn.| purchased a ma nsion at Savin Rae New Haven, Saturday for a Keeley institute.John Lafferty, aged 84, was found yesterday frozen to death in a field adjoining his residence, at East Nottingham, Pa.Me had wandered from his home on the previous night.Willie Stuart, age 14, son of Robert Stuart of Machiasport, Me., got angry with another memker ofthe family on Thursday, procured a pistol, and shot himself dead.Hugh Gaines, City Treasurer of Frankfort, Ky., has been missing since Monday.A examination of his books shows that he is at least $1,800 short.His bond is $25,000.«An imperial commission, with sweep ing powers, is reorganizing the officia system and methods of the Moscow- Caucasus Kaiiway at the Viadikavkas terminus and other lines.The strike in the Shaw mills at Fall River, wbich has been in progress for eleven weeks, was settled Thursday night, and the 2,000 employees will return to work under former conditions today.A despatch from Rio Janiero announces the prorogation of the Brazilian Chambers until May, without action on the bill authorizing the government to assume responsibility for the bank paper issues.The celebrated Downing-street cat, which has been the frien of English premiers Jand statesmen for 14 years has been murdered by two bull terriers, and there is added gloom at the Foreign Office.2; A freight train ran into an engine in the Boston and Maine yatd in Newport, V1, yesterday morning, driving the engine into the water house, demolishing the water house, the engine, and four freight cars.At Nottingham Saturday a widow named Castings, who had a milliner\u2019s shop on the principal street of that place, murdered her two children and herseif, She beat the children\u2019s braine out with a coal hammer.Cedar Bluff Female College, in Kentucky, was entirely destroyed by fire Thursday.Fifty young ladies escaped from the burning building uninjured and were well cared for by the citizen of Woodburn.A resolution confirming the settlement of the Virginien debt was reported by he Finance Committee of both houses ofthe Legislature Saturday.It was passed unanimously by the Senate and will be passed by the House to-day.The three-masted schooner I.P.Kirkuam, from Halifax, for New York, with fish, is ashore on Rose and Crown shore, 12 miles from Saukaty Head light, The crew were rescued by the Coskata life-saving craw.The vessel is breaking up.It 18 reportsd that the representatives of the Scotch and American oil produec- ers at their meeting Saturday agreed to maintain the prices of oil in Great Britain, but to leaye everybody unfete tered as to prices charged and quantity put out on the continent.James A.Trefethen and William H.Smith were taken before the District Court at Malden, Mass., Saturday.Tref- ethen on a complaint charging him with the murder of Tena Davia,of Everett,and Smith as an accomplice before the fact, The case was continued to Jan.29, An application has been made to Gov.Flower to pardon Daniel H.Bell, who is in Dannemoro prison under sentence for forgery.He was sentenced in 1889, and was upward of 70 years of age when he was convicted.The charge against him was forging a deed to property in the town of Rochester many years ago.The sleep of John Roberts, the prisoner in the county jail at Virginia, Ill, is still unbroken, despite the efforts to awaken him.Saturday was his eleventh day.William Long, a fellow prisoner, on whose statement Roberts was arres:- od, made a coufession to the jailor on Thursday, saying that Roberts was innocent of the burglary for wh h the are both held.The lower house cf the Prussian Dist £a vrday discussed tbe Education bil Clancellor von Caprivi detended th wessure.He said that the goyernmeu desired as far as possible jto satis y th needs of Catkolics.It was not th present government, he declared, tha: had carried on the Kultarkampf.Religious instruction in schools he set forth to be necessary, and said that it must be in accordance with the creed of the yupils, OF A BLAST Carelessness Causes Death, Damage and Also a Good Deal of Excitement.TWO MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT.\u2018While in the Act of Blasting Rock in aa Excavation For a Cellar a Cartridge That Had Been Left Ing One of the Drilled Holes Goes Off as a Result of Havinug Been Struck.NEw YoRk, Jan.23.\u2014An unexpected explosion of an uncovered blast in East Eighty-first-street yesterday killed two workmen, injured three others and damaged a number of houses causing a great deal of excitement in the street.Som:- body\u2019s carelessness caused the accident, and the police arrested one man in an attempt to find out who was responsible.Abraham Steers, the wealthy lumber- dealer of East One-hundred-and-tweuty- fifth-street, owns the lot No.224 East Eighty-fifth-street, and intends to erect a building on it.John J.Hopper, a contractor of No, 219 West One-hundred- and-twenty-fourth-street, recently undertook the job of digging an excavation for a cellar in the lot and set a number of men to work there under the direction of bis foreman, Charles F.Elliott, of No.2007 Eighth-avenue, The men encountered a ledge of rock a few fset below the surface of the ground at the rear end of the lot and they blasted away a part of it three weeks ago.The work was suspended then.Yesterday afternoon the workmen resumed operations in the excavation, A steam drill, managed by James Cox, began to pound away on the ledge.A fow feet from the drili was a hole in the reck which had been drilled three weeks ago and it waa partly full of water.There was a dynamite cartridge in the bottom of the hole, also,but none of the workmen seemed to be aware of the fact.James Dooley was set to work with a saction cup to draw the water out of the hole.Charles F.Wilson, John Kenney and Antonio Rosa, the other workmen, were removing some stones near the front part of the excavation.The explosion occurred at 1.30 p.m.Dooley must have struck the cap of the dynamite cartridge with the suction cap.There was a dealening report, accompanied by the upheaval of the rock about the blast.As there was no covering of logs the fragments of rock flew far and wide.Dooley\u2019s forehead was smashed in, and bis right arm was blown of.His body was hurled against an embankment at the rear end of the excavation.He must have died quickly.A fragment of rock struck Cox in the abdomen and killed him instantly.\u2018Wiison, who 18 a young laborer of No.1584 Fast End-avenue, was struck on the head by a smail piece ofstone and was injured severely.Rosa, an Italian of No.317 East 111th-street, had his right am broken by a flying Piece of rock.Kenney, whose home is at No.1405 Third-avenue, was cut and braised on both legs by flying stones.Foreman Elliott was not in the excavation and was not hurt.The Union American African Methodist Episcopal Church, at No.226 East Fighty-fifth-street, stands close t> the excavation.It is a plain brick stracture.Tbe only person in it at the time of the explosion was Sarah Williame, the jani- tress, who was going up stairs to the gallery when a fragment of rock crashed through the side wall of the church and let in the daylight.The stone made a hole more than a foot in diameter through the brick wall, about 20 feet above the ground.It passed within a few feet of the woman's head.She was frightened badly, but not hurt.Several windows of tue church were broken, On the other side of the excavation is an unoccupied frame shanty, Its rear was crushed in by the bombard ment.Across the street all of the front windows in four houses were shattered.No.225 East Eighty-fifth-street is a four- siory brick tenement house, on the ground floor of which are a gospel mission and a laundry.One piece of rock, weighing about 50 pounds,went through the plateglass window of the laundry and wrecked an ironing table.Miss Brown, the only person in the laundry, had left the table only a few ssconds before, and had gone to a rear room to get a hot iron.Nobody happened to be in the gospel mision, the window of which was broken.Half a dozen famihes upstairs were scared by the explosion, but nobody was hurt thers.The frame house No.227 was unoccupied, and it was well that no person was there.A stone went through the front of the house and wrecked a partition inside.Another piece of rock which weighed about 300 pounds struck the corner of the house close to the ground.The four-story brick houses Nos.229 and 231 are known a8 the Pelham flats, A hole was made in the cornice of No.229 by one piece of rock, and the windows of both houses were broken, Nobody was hurt in either house, Immediately after the explosion occurred, people rusbed from à number of houses in the street; and a crowd soon gathered in front of the excavation, Policemen brought stretchers from the East Eighty-eighth-street station and called ambulances from the Presbyterian Hospital.The three injured men were taken to the hospital for treatment, but Wilson and Kenuey went to their homes Jater.It was said that Rosa would be able to 1-ave the hospital in a few days.Tue bodies of Dooley and Cox were carried to the police station to await the arrival of Coroner Messemer, who was asked to begin an investigation.Dooley was an Irishman, 40 years old, and lived in 177th-street, between Second and Third-avenues.It was said that he had a family.Cox was a man of middle age, whote home was said to be in 60th- street,between First and Second-avenues.Late in the afternoon the police arrested Foreman Elliott and locked him up in the East 88th-street station.As ment or permit him to be seen by reporters.-\u2014 - MARCHING TO AID GARZA, Bands of Mexicans Leaving Southwest Texas for Some Central Point.EAN ANToNIo, Jan.23.\u2014There is à large Mexican population in Southwest Texas, -1 and the indications are that there are very few of them who are not in sympathy with Garza and hie cause.In the Mexican quarter of this city scores of men have left their families, and quietly departed for the border, where they will take a hand in the war when it begins in earnest.The excitement has spread along the whole length of the Rio Grande border.John H.Marvel, a promicent and wealthy stockman of Sonora, Texas, situated 200 miles west of this city, arrived bere to-day, He states that the Garza revolution, despite the fact that the government officials of Mexico would mate it appear an insignificant affair, has taken on definite organization.\u201cThis is evinced,\u201d said he, \u201cby the fact that almost every day bands of Mexicans who until recently have been enjoying the peaceful pursuits of a pastoral life on the ranches about Senora to the scuthward, are seen passing through the country.They refuse to work even at increased wages, When asked their destination the invariable reply given is \u2018Quen gabe.\u2019 \u201cThe little village of Santa Rosa, a suburb of Sonora and but a little while ago quite à place of its kind, numbering scores of gleaming white tents and good, substantial houses, the houses of quiet, contented Mexicans, is now left but a name, If you should ask any of the fow who stay about the former homes where their neighbors are gone still their answer is the same, \u201cI have recently learned from one in a position to know that the exodus has been going on quietly and that its ides- tination is the Mexican border, whers they will join the Garza forces now ore ganizing in small detatchments for a combined attack on some point in Mexico, probably Montery or Saltillo.\u201cSome parties passed through Sonora on Monday last who had Leen out in the country between there and the Ris Grarde prospecting for farms.They report having met several bands of armed Mexicans going toward tbe Rio Grande.It appears that the country about Sonora is 8 rallaying point for the gathering, arming and equipping of these bands.\u201cThe secret agents of Garza are effact- ually doing this work in that part of the country.There sre many Mexicans working on the ranches throughout this country who have heretofore made reliable herders, but the effect of the local agitation is so great that they all appear more or less uneasy, and are no longer to be relied upon for any duty.If Garza should appear now in this section he would doubtless be warmly greeted by hundreds who would at once cheerfully enlist in the cause.Little is said, but it isthoughu that much remains unexplained which may yet surprise the most wary,\u201d General David 8.Stanley has issued an order to-day for Captain John G.Bourke, in command at Fort Ringgold, and Mayor Louis T.Morris, in command at Fort McIntosh.to report at military department headquarters here at once.This order created much talk at the fort here snd some interesting developments are expected.es AFTER SAMOAN REBELS, Chief Ast Has Trouble in Arresting Adherents of Mataafa.SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan.23.\u2014The fol lowing advices from Apia, Samos, unde date of Jan.6, have besn received here: \"King Malietoa recently despatched Chief Asi and cbout 200 men across the islands to ascertain the intentions of the inhabitants of the village of Liumu,who had become somewhat disaffected.When the force arrived it was found a majority of these natives had removed to an adjoining district.*Asi, however, captured 12 of them and 15 guns, and then proceeded to Anna district and endeavored to get the people there to join bim.He also requested King Malietoa to forward a larger body of men, so that Mataafa would be powerless against them.The King, however, refused to do this, as he did not wish to commence such hostile demonstration until all chances of peaceably arranging the matter had been exhausted.\u201cThe Anna people also decided they would not assist in such operations, though they remained entirely loyal to the government.Asi accordingly returned home, taking a circuitous route to avoid meeting Mataafa\u2019s men at Nalie.\u201cWord has been sent to all the islands for local chiefa to send all disaffectad subjects,with their wives and children,to Nalie, but it remains to be seen if they will comply peacably.Nothing further has been heard concerning the resignation of Baron von Pilsach, president of the municipal douncil of Apia, and it is generally believed the treaty powers do pot consider it worth while to take any action now in view of the fact that there are only six months to elapse before the treaty will be taken up for consideration of amendments; * The Municipal Council has passed a resolution to the effect that the President be requested to bring back the council funds from Sydney in United States gold.The money had been banked there in the President's name, as he claimed to be the only proper custodian of public funds.\u201cBaron von Pilsach, replying to the resolution, states he cannot comply with the request, and that in paseing the resolution the members of tue council had transgressed their competency.\u201cLieutenant Ulfsparre, commander of the Samoan army, has returned to Germany, and Clerk of Court L.Hogberg is expected to leave here shortly.\u201d ee Death of à Telegraph Superintendent.Sr.JonN, N.B., Jan.24.\u2014Robert T.Clinch, for many years chief superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph lines in the Maritime Provinces, died this forenoon of paralysis.He had been unwell for some time.He entered the telegraph service in 1849.He was a very pr: minent Mason.D.C.Dawson, manager of the Halifax office ot ths Western Union, will likely get the position vacated by Mr.Clinch, OVER CANADA.Items of Interest from Different Cities and Towns in the Dominion.FAILURES IN NOVA SCOTIA.Probabilities of an Interesting Will Case at Balifax, in which the Rev.L, H.Jordan is Interested\u2014Destruction of à New Hotel by Fire at Whitby, Ont\u2014Mr, Hyman Again Nominated in London.; Hautrax, Jan.23\u2014 D.J.Leahy, whole sale grocer, who suspended a fow da vs ago, has assigned to M.J.Neville, Mis.Henry Hiltz, milliner, Dartmouth, bas assigned; liabilities about $3000.Jae.H.Buckley, Guysbozo, has assigned to A, H.McGillivray.The year 1891 was not quite as gool a ore in banking matters in Nova Scotia a8 the previous one, ag the following figures show : In 1890 the Bank of Nova Écotia added to its receipts $100,000, in 1891, $114,774; Merchants\u2019 Bank in 1890, $100,000; 1891 $75,000; Halifax Bank in 1890, $40,000; 1891, $40,000; Bank of Dartmouth in 1890, $10.000; in 1891, $10,000.A heart-rending accident happsned today at Ramea, Nid.Two sons of Robt.Evis Were playing on a frozen pond when one broke through the ice.The other called his mother who, ia trying to save her son, aleo fell into the water apd both were drowned.Schooner H.B, Kirkham, reported wrecked near Nantucket, 88,, was owned by her commander, Cdpt.Mac- leod.\u2018The veesel was insured for $4000 in the Buston Marine, and the cargo of tlahs was insured here for $400.[he cargo was insured for $4000 in the Nova Scotia Marine and $12,000 in the New York offices.A case which will create much interest will come up before the courts atan early day.The plaintiff 18 the Rev.Louis H.Jordan, and the defendants the Home for the Aged, Halifax Protestant Industrial Schoo!, Orphans\u2019 Home, Halifax Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, and other legatees under the will of the late Caroline Lawson.Doubts having arisen as to the construction of certain clauses of Mrs.Lawson\u2019s will involving the interests of legatees to large amounts, algo the interest of possible unborn children, tho executers find it necessary to ask the Supreme Court to construe the different clauses.The plaintiff and the defendant, Geo.Lawson, are executors.They caused an inventory to be filed appraising the estate at $100,- 831.32.Upwards of $53,000, partly cash and partly stocks and debentures, were shortly price to Mrs.Lawson's death received by ber from the estate of her deceased father, William Jordan.Rev.Mr.Jordan has been advised by couosel that a very important question arises: whether such will disposes of the estate which came to Mrs.Lawson under the wiil of her father, or whether she died intestate as to that portion of her estate.This amount involves the large su_n of $53,000 or ware, and should the case be decided that Mra.Lawson died intestate so far as that amount is concerned, the charitable in 8-itutions and other bodies will suffer by it.The money will then go to Prof.Geo.Lawson, Annie Louise Fairle, Florence Augusta Archibald, Francis Amelia Cunningham (all three sisters of Mrs.Lawson), William L.Cunningham and Rev.L.Jordan.A dwelling on Victoria road owned by V.F.Farrell was badly gntted bv fire this morning.Farrell had $1000 insurance on hig furniture.A.W.Dickey, Conservative, and Capt.Howard, Liberal, were nominated Saturday to contest Cumberland County for the House of Commons.THE BUDGET FROM QUEBEC, A Captain Supposed to Have Been Drowned, Now on His Way Home, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, QUEBEC, Jan.23.\u2014It seems that the family of Captain Blouin, of the Island of Orleans,has received news from him and that he is on his way home, The captain, it will be remembered, was supposed to have been lost, having left St.Pierre, Miquelon, for this port last October.He will probably have some adventures to relate.Mr.Ritchie, shoe manufacturer of St.Roch, haa settled with his creditors at 30 cents on the dollar cash.Mr.Jno.Roche will be the Government candidate for the local legislature in Quebec West.Rev.Father DeBongnie.rector of St.Ann de Beaupre, (better known as the shrine of St.Anne), died there early this morning.Deceased was a native of Belgium and was widely known.FROM THE QUEEN CITY, Foolish Young Girls Rescued in the Nick of Time-Dr, Workwan\u2019s Positien, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, ToroNro, Jan.23\u2014A Port Huron, Mich., despatch says: \u201cCharles Frucham and Wm.Vick of London, arrived in the city Thursday with two pretty girls by the name of White.The entire party putupat à leading hotel as married couples.Yesterday the men induced the girls to enter a notorious house to lead lives of shame, The police heard of the affair and arrested the entire party.\u201d The girls are sisters and belong to a respectable family of Ingersoll.Tuay confess they ran away from home at the instigation of the young men.Their parents have been notified.\u201d .Prof.J.¥.McCurdy, of Toronto University, publishes a letter this morning, protesting 68 an independent outsider at the result of the proceedings against Dr.Workman, but cl.ims that the work of a professor of Bible exezisis should,vot bave arbitrary restrictions imposed upon it by 8 more or less precarious majority of a board of directors.The dead body of Robert Stevens, the discount clerk of the Standard Bank, who left home on Baturday, Jan.16, was fcund in High Park early this afternoon, J By the side of the dead man was a revolver and In hie forehead a bullet hole, which told the terrible story.Stevens was of a dejected nature aod frequently contemplated suicide, No inquest will be eld.Little hope is entertained of the recov- i eryof AssessmentCommissionerVaughan and Judge Street is to-duy reported very low.Both gentlemen were originally ill of grippe.de Made a Good Haul, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.Twzep, Ont., Jan.23.\u2014The post office at Thomasburg was burglarizsd last night and B30 in casb, all the postage stamps, some registered letters and a suit of clothing stolen.The man sas- rected was captured here last night while be was getting aboard the train for the West.He gave his name as Thomas Gary.New Hotel Building Burned, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, WHITBY, Ont., Jan.23.\u2014Thomas Dever- ell's large rew brick hotel building, w bich was nearing completion, was destroyed by fire early this mornmg.Insurance, Waterloo Mutus}, $2600; Ætna, £2000.The cause of the fire is unknown, Mr.Hyman Will Again Ruan, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.LoxpoN, Jan.23.\u2014The'Liberal convea- tion held to-night nominated Charles Hyman, ex-M.P,, for their standard bearer.The Conservative convention will be held on Monday evening.RAIN AFTER FOUR YEARS, Drought-Stricken Durange Has Been That Long Without It, STANTONIO,Tex., Jan.24.\u2014Advices from Durango, the centre of the dronght- stricken region of Mexico, say that it has been raining there steadily for two days and that the downpour continues.This 1s the first rainfall in that immediate part of Mexico in four years.As à result every form of business and industry has been set back and much suffering caused among the people.The government thus far has purchased 150,000 bushels of corn, which it is selling at cost, to provide the people with food, and it is estimated that 500,- 000 bushels more will be required before the crops can be harvested next summer.Many of the poorer people have no money to purchase supplies at any price, and unless they are provided for by public charity they are likely to starve.re PICKED A FOOTPAD'S POCKET, Thus Getting a Knife, John Kefler Stabs One of a Brace of Robbers, SHAMOK1N, Pa., Jan.23.\u2014As John Kefler was returning from a Locust Gap party early this morning, two masked men stopped him half way between here and Mount Carmel, in one of the wildest spots iu the region.It was there that John Gillespie was shot a few years ago by unknown assassins.Ketler refused to throwlup his hands whereupon the highwaymen sprang upon him.With a fence-rai! he knocked onedown and was battering, his head when She slipped on the snow end fell.While lying there, his head being hammered with slungshot, Kefler managed to pick one of his assailant\u2019s pockets and get a knife, which he piung.d 1nto the nearest man\u2019s breast.After this he became anconscious.A farmer discovered him two hours afterwards and brought him here.Kefler was robbed of $125 and a gold Watch and is likely to die.The police are scouring the mountains for the robbers,one of whom it is theught cannot recover from the stabbing.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FORGED FOR THOUSANDS, An Assistant Cashier Victimizes a Mining Company for £20,000.PANAMA, Jan.23\u2014Forgeries amounting to £20,000 on account of the Huan- chaca Mining Company of Bolivia have been committed by Cashier's Assistant Dumy.The iatter part of December he disappeared and later he negotiated £3000 of the fraudulent paper in Lima and a small check in Panama, It is supposed tbat he was a passenger on the Pacific Mail steamer leaving Colon on Jan.3 for New York.Smallpox in Chiquimula has been brought under control.Yellow fever has been raging in the vicinity of Livingstone, Guatemala.Ecuador is equipping her troops with Mannlicher rifles._\u2014 A Test of Terrorite, SAN Francisco, Jan.23.\u2014Experiments are being made at Presidio Military reservation with terrorite, the new explosive.Four shells filled with the liquid, which resembles red ink, were fired from a Parrott rifle.Considerable havoc was made on the opposing bluff, msn Telegraphic Tappings, The doctors say that if Secretary Blaine has another illness similar to his last tLey fear it will prove fatal.The English Chancery Court has given its decision in the famous case of Netile~ felds against Reynolds, which lasted 15 days.The action was to restrain Rey- noids and the American Screw Co.from infringing {wo patents held by the plaintiff.The court held that the patents were not infringed, the defendant having invented a new machine.A special says the decision has practically destroyed the monopoly of the Nettlefelds in England.The Russian Government, with a view of averting a repetition of the famine, has cecided to make experiments in co-operative farming.Plots of ground will be allotted for this purpose to communes in the provinces of Saratoff and Samara, and if the enterprise proves successtul other plots will be allotted ia other provinces.The plots, it is iutend- ed, will be cultivated by all the inhabitants, while the yield will be devoted to refilling the communal stocks, and the proceeds of the surplus will be applied to the repayment of local public debts.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 At exhibitions in 1891, K.D.C, has been awarded a silver medal and five diplomas, the highest awards for any medicine, THE CAPITAL DAY BY DAY: Indications That the Hon.J.A Chapleau Will Not Return to Ottawa to Live.MORE BY-ELECTION WRITS Anesther Tender for the Fast Atlantic Steamship Service\u2014Savings Bank Returns for the Month\u2014Movements of the Ministerg \u2014Baroness Macdonald Talks Pel.tics= Applications fer Divorce, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Orrawa, Jun.23.~The Barrow-on- Furness Company of steamship owners have forwarded a tender for the prop sed fast Atlantic line.Hon.J.A.Chapleau has sold his Louse to A.Z.Palmer.This is looked on as an indication of his not intending to return to Ottawa to live.Hon.Wilfred Laurier will speak at Napanee, Lennox county, next Tues- ay.Mr.Harry Corby, the popular M.P.for Belleville, arrived in the city to-day.Mesors.W.H.Northrop and N.Reid accompanied Mr.Corby.The former is mentioned a8 a probable candidate for East Hastings, rendered vacant by the death of Mr, S, Burdett.This afternoon Mr.Corby had an interview with the Minister of Inland Revenue.The Post Office Savings Bank returns for the month of December show the amounts deposited during tbe month were $656,263; withdrawals, $613,244; amount at credit of depositors, $21,636, 13.Hon.Geo.E.Foster is confined to his house again to-day with cold, E.J.Langevin, clerk of the Senate, was examined by the Civil Service Commission this morning.Hon.J, A.Chapleau spent this mora- ing in his department aod had a long interview with Premier Abbott.Hon.John Haggart will speak at Kingston on Wednesday evening next.Writs for the by-elections in North and South Victoria were issued to-day.Nominations Feb.4, polling Feb.11.Writ for the by-elections in Digby and Annapolis were issued this evening, Nominations Feb.6, polling Feb.13.Her Ladyship Talks Politics.OrrAwa, Jan.23,\u2014Talking to a news~ paper correspondent the other day, the Baroness Macdonald said: \u201cI am watch ing the by-elections very closely and am most anxious that the Government.may be successful in them.I am particularly interested in the election in Kingston, a city with which Sir John WAR 80 closely comnected all his life.The citizeus of a:ugston were true to him in March lest and I sincerely truet that at the \u2018coming election his old friends will stand by the old flag and by the Conservative cause and elect Mr.Metcalfe.I hope the old town will remain true to its record.\u201d l'he baroness is delighted with her winter home in Lakewood, N.J.\u201cThe reason I am staying there,\u201d she, said, \u201cig because my brother is there.As yon know he has been very ill, and is obliged to spend the winter in a milder climate than that of Canada I expect to return there in the course of a day or two to spend the remainder of the winter.Afterwards my movemonts will be altogether gnided by what my brother and daughter wish to do.\u201d An Application to be Made by the C.P, R.The Canadian Pacific Railway Company will apply to the Dominion Parliament at its next session for an act authorizing the company to issue ordinary shares of capital stock, instead of perpetual debenture, stock, for any purpose for which it can pow issue perpetual de« benture stock, and for such purposes for which new capital may be required, in such amounts and at such times as ita shareholders may hereafter detsrmine.Some Want Time, Others Its Annihilation, So far there are six notices of applications for divorce given for the coming session of Parliament.In two cases the wives seek relief, and in four the husbands petition.To-day\u2019s Canada Gazette contains notices of intended application of time to commence and complete work from the Belleville and Lake Nipissing Railway Company, the Lake Manitoba Railway and Canal Company, the Wood Mountain and Qu\u2019Appelle Railway and the Manitoba and Wood Mountain Railway Company.er Caught the Sheriff Napping.DaNsviLLE, N.Y., Jan.23.~Frank J McNeil, Livingston County\u2019s Sheriff, had for several days been tryingin vain to gain admission to the Whiteman Pulp Mill, to seize the pulp and raw material under foreclosure of a mortgage for $18,000 given to Perkin & Goodwin, of New York.He succeeded last evening in gaining entrance to the engine} room, but unfortunately he fell asiesp, and whiie in this condition the manager otthe mill ran the pulp into an annex and locked it up.After the sheriff awoke and recovered from the shock he got out a search-warrant and recovered possession of the pulp, Carrie Hoftman\u2019s Long Nap.PaiLLirssure, Pa, Jan.23.\u2014Carrie Hoffman, aged 18 years, 8 housemaid at the home of Prof.J.G.Anderson, superintendent of the school here, retired on Tuesday evening in her usual health.Since that time she has not awakened.She has been sleeping 72 hours and all efforts of physicians to arouse her have been in vain.DEATHS, CAMERON ~\u2014Suddenly on Saturday evening, the 23rd of January, 1892, at Kingston Ont., Dame Sarah Jane Baymon, widow of the late Lewis Cameron, Esq,, merchant or that city, and sister-in-law to the late Mrs, Charles Philiips, of Bellevue Hall, No.974 Dorchester-atreet, Montreal, Que.Funeral will take place at Kingston, Ont., on Tuesday morning next, the 26th _of January,1802.Hour stated in later notlce, MID WINTER PASTIMES.All the Rinks Well Attended On Saturday and Good Seiding at the Park Club.LONG TRAMPS ON THE SNOW.Snowshoers Make a Day of It-The Junior Ottawas Again Defeated at Hockey \u2014 M.A.A.A.Bowlers Lose to the Canadiens \u2014Trotting at Lachine\u2014The Heather.Thistie Inter Club Curling Match, Satarday proved another big day for sports of all kinds.The Park toboggan slide was in splendid condition and hundreds availed themselves of the fine weather to take in the sport.At the M.A.A.A.grounds rink the attendance of ladies and gentlemen was exceptionally large.The ice was in good shape and all spent a pleasant time.The band concert at the Victoria rink daring the afternoon was another attraction, and at the other rinks the number of merry skaiers was above the average of other Saturdays.AX ¥ The snowshoers had their own little time also and four different clubs turned out for the Saturday afternoon tramp.The Montrealers mustered strong for the trip to the Back River.Tramping was found good and was enjoyed.They returned home early.A few members of the Argyles undertook a tramp to St Johns, the start being made in the morning at 8.30 o\u2019clock and the return by train.The 8t.George's also tramped out to their Club House and the Arena boys crossed the mouatain.xxx The Emerald Snowshoe Club steeplechase will be run to-night over the mountain and the recent fall of snow will tend to make the course heavy, but notwithstanding this fact those who face the starter will be determined to make a race of it and beat the record if possible.There are several of the runners anxious for the meeting and a fine race may be expected.x xR The trotting meeting in Montreal will be opened on February 2 at the Montreal Driving Park and will continue the four following days.The management intend to have the track in the best possible condition, and every straightforward inducement will be offered horsemen to enter their trotters.The majority of the horses at the Ottawa meet will be here.Purses to a total of $1550 will be hung out.* x Xx The curlers were busy on Saturday afternoon.At the Thistle and Heather rinks the inter-clab match was in pro- grese, and at the other rinks there was a large gathering of members and friendly matches were played.Local Sporting Notes, The Argyle open and club steeplechase to Lachine on Saturday next will be one of the main events of the season.The Canadien bowling team seem to have matters their own way.Gus Lambert will be in the cily tomorrow and In all probability a match will be made with Ed.Smith, whois now in Ottawa.The Driving Park should prove of benefit to the management financially this year as there is no opposition.The Y.M.C.A.Snowshoe lub had tramp ouf on Saturday afternoon._ Some fine prizes will be offered for the sreed championship races of the Canadian Skating Association on February 20 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 BOWLING The Canadian Team Win Again form the M.A.À.A.The Canadian Bowling team won another victory on Saturday night in their bome match with the M, A, A.A Their majority was 319 points, as the following score will show: M.A.A.À Strings Total.Ave.RSummerhayes.145 174 178@ 497 1652 T L Paton.153 193 140 486 162 JR Gordon.171 168 181 515 171 F H Gardner.\u2026 12 176 116 414 13 A G Gardner.\u2026 153 182 191 476 15% A G Higginson .194 162 1568 572 hrs TOtAL.svuiscereeeaernanercnnnes pen 200 Canadien, Strings.Total.Ave.E Tourgeon.168 175 144 487 162! E Martin.\u2026 219 171 2B 65 A5 Æ Normand, .148 181 179 508 169: R Beltaiffe.\u2026.181 172 151 504 168 MB Desmarteau.201 173 150 524 174 M Perrault.we 150 25 25 581 1634 Canadien.3219 Total.3219 MAAA.2900 Canadien Maj.319 Referee\u2014H A Henshaw.Umpires\u2014Messrs.Gilbault, Gorman and Miller.SKATING, Skater Joe Donoghue Will Remain at Home and Compete.SPECTAL TO THE HERALD, NzwrureH, Jan.23.\u2014Joe Donoghue won all the championship trephies that were offered to him for skating in 1889 and 1890 while abroad.No opponent was a good match for him and none of them hurried hin much.Last winter all Europe begged him to go over again, but he could gain nothing and declined to go, At the same time he wrote Fred.ricksen, the champion of Norway, who was particularly anxious to mest Don- oghue, that if he would come .over hera and skate his father would foot all the bills and it would not cost the Norwegian ascent, When at Christiana, Donoghue met Fredricksen and beat him one eighth of amile in a two mile race, and the championship of the world being held here by right, anybody who wants to take it away must do as the champion did, come and take it.This offer had almost been fogotten when a few days since the champion received a Norway paper giving an account of Hagen\u2019s alleged one-mile record of 2:40 at Hamar, and beneath was a demand for Donoghue to again go to Norway and beat Hagen\u2019s alleged time before he can claim the championship of the world.Just the same, the champion will remain not only at home but in posession of the world sash, the English championship, and the German tropby until some one jdefeats him in Americia.Yesterday the young skater and his younger brother, Jim, took a twenty-mile spin on the river, and today they duplicated it, The ice on the river is in excellent condition for skating, and among the expected events Children Cry for | here in the near future is a race for one to ten miles between James F.Donog- hue and W.Meade of Mattewan, the former challenging the latter to the contesi.HOCKEY, The Ottawa Juniors Sustain Another Defeat on Saturday.The visit of the Ottawa Junior Hockey team to this city was unsuccessful for them, in go far as their matches Were concerned.On Friday evening they sustained defeat at the hands of the Maples and they wereshut out,so tospeak,in their match with the Junior Victorias at the rink of the latter on Saturday night.Pullan, Irwin and Drinkwater played a good game for the victors; Kavanagh and Cox were the most conspicuous on the side of the visitors.The score was, Victoria 5, Ottawa Juniors 0, The teams were as follows: Victoria Jr.Position.Ottawa Jr TOWIS.10000000 00000, \u2018es vase COX =.\u2026Mellitt 00004.Clarke The Ottawa team left for home yesterday.2e CURLING.Inter-Club Match Between the Heathers anda Thistles.The inter-club curling match between the Heathers of Cote St.Antoine and Thistles was commenced on Saturday.Keen playing was in progress at both rinks during the evening.So far the Heathers have the lead, their majority being five points, The match will be continued this evening.Following are the names of piayers and scores : HEATHER ICE.Thistles.RINK 1.Heathers.3 J Cleghorn W Mimto JC Patterson, Rev J McGillivray, C J Baird, Ross GW W J Stewart, skip.20 J Rodgers, skip.16 RINK 2, G W McClegan R Harrowerg FT Campholl,\u2019 H C Russell, G W Cameron A Hardman RS Cleft, akip.\u2026.19 R Harvie, skip.\u2026l1 THISTLE ICE.RINK 1.A Nicoll, J N Hutchinson, A McPherson, G M Webster, A Mitchell, H R Hutchison, G Brush, skip.10 G W Wood, skip.19 RINK 2.J C Finnie, R Simpson, D Kinghorn, C A Hutchison, Rev James Barclay, G Cornell, C McLean, skip.13 W B Hutchison, sk.2l 62 Total 67 +ruuereressra0000G L'OLAL.e00000auucvu0 Greenshields Trophy.The competition for the Greenshields trophy will commence at the Thistle rink this morning at %o\u2019clock and an exciting contest is expected.TROTTING, Trotting Races at Lachine.A three-days\u2019 trotting meeting will be given at Lachine on January 26, 27 and 28, when $230 will be bung out in purses.The program arranged 18 as follows : First day, \\Tuesday; green class jpurse $20.Two miles, repeated; purse $40.Second aay, Wednesday; 2,38 class, purse $40, Five miles, straight ; purse $33.Named race, purse $30, Third day, Thursday; 3-minute class, purse Free-for-all, purse $40.3 \u2014\u2014 2e BILLIARDS.A Pool Tournament For St, Louis Next Month.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, New York, Jan.23,\u2014The following waa received at The Police Gazette office yesterday from St.Louis: There will be a grand professional pool tournament take place in this city Feb.10.Six hundred dollars in prizes and a medal valued at $200 will be given.Any player can get details by directing to Sam Baldwin, Jewel Billiard Hall, St.Louis, Mo.WRESTLING.Charles EK, Davies Issues a Challenge on Behalf of Lewis.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.New York, Jan.23.\u2014Charles E.Davies, the king of the sporting managers,called at The Police Gazette office yesterday, deposited $100 forfeit with Richard K.Fox and left the following business-like challenge on behalf of Evan Lewis, the Strangler : I see by the newspapers that Ernest Roeber, the champion Graeco-Roman wrestler, 18 eager to wrestle Carl Abs,the champion of Germany, and go to Hamburg to meet him.Now, itis an open question with the public in regard to who is the champion at wreetling.Roe- ber holds The Police Gazette championship trophy for Greco-Roman wrestling, but that only represents one branch of wrestling.Inmy opinion Evan Lewis, better known as the Strangler, of Madi- sop, la, is the recognized champion at catch-as-catch-can style, while at Greco Roman he is quite an expert.Now, Lewis is eager to wrestle any man in the world at catch-as-catch-can style according to Police Gazette rules, for $1000 to $2500 a side and the championship, and I stand ready to back him, and to show how earnest I am in the matter I have posted $100 with Richard K.Fox for any wrestler who is anxious to meet Lewis to cover and arrange a match, Lewis will also agree to wrestle Rosber before he goes to Europe a mixed match, two falls Greco Roman and two falls catch-as-catch-can.Should the contest not be ended after four bouts, Lewis will agree to toss for what style shall be wrestled in the final and deciding bout, or Lewis will wrestle Roeber two matches, one catca-as-catch-can and one Greco Roman siyie for any reasonable amouat he may name for the championship.Richard X.Fox will sult Lewis for final stakeholder, and that gentleman can also name the referee if Roeber is willing, Lewis is looking for matches and Roeber or any other wrestler, no matter where he hails from can be accomodated by covering my deposit.Inthe Riag Yet.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.New York, Jan.23.\u2014A wrestling match was arranged at The Police Gazette office yesterday between P.J.Ring, he collar-and-elbow champion of New Brighton, S.L, and Chas.Norbeck, the hampion of Norway and Sweden.Each csted $50 with Richard K.Fox and rigned articles to wrestle best three in fve falls, catch-as-catch-can, Grzeo- Roman and collar-and-elbow, for $250 a side.The second deposit is to be posted Pitcher\u2019s Castoria THE MONTREAL HERALD?on Jan.24,and the match is to be decided at New Brighton, S.L, on Feb.2, LACROSSE, Annual Meeting of the 20d Emmett Lacrosse Club, A meeting of the 2nd Emmett Lacrosse Club was beld inthe St.Ann's Young Men's Hall Saturday evening, and the following officers were elected: President\u2014R, Baird.First Vice-President\u2014M.Bain.Secoud Vice-President\u2014T.McAvoy.Secretary\u2014D.Walsh.Assistant Sccretary\u2014J.Lynch, Treasurer\u2014A.Galley Committee\u2014J.Corbett, J.Callaghan, J.Gallvin, H.Lamonthe, J.Boyle.ghan, J.After a vote of thanks to the retiring officers the meeting was closed.\u2014_ ATHLETICS, Chadsey Wants to Run Again, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.New York, Jan.23.\u2014The following was received at The Police Gazette office yesterday:\u2014I hereby challenge E.R.Leonard, of the New York State National Guard, to run a foot race from two to 10 miles for $100 a side and upwards, The race to take place at the athletic tournament to be held at Worcester, Mass., or before any athletic association offering the largest purse.Toshow I am inearn- est I have deposited $25 with The Polica Gazette, and will agree tbat Richard K.1 ox shall be final stakeholder.C.Chad.tey, Company E, Ninth Regiment, N.Y.B.N.G.; ex-champion.ce.MISCELLANEOUS, \u2018three Fingered Jack the Quall Eater, Has a New Scheme.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.New York.Jan, 23.\u2014Three Fingered Jack, of Stockton, Cal., the champion quail eater, who is a partner of Charles Elvin, the ehampion trick rifle shot of the Pacific Coast, writes as follows to The Police Gazette : I bave previously tried as an experiment the eating of two quails a day for one month, and have performed it with ease.Now I want to say that lam thoroughly confident that I can eat three quails & day for one month.I am not a man of very large maans, but I will stake all I have, which is a few hundred, that I can do it, and am only waiting to make a match.All I want to know is the rules of diet, and if I am successful in making a match I will forward the money.\u2018A Match Made.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, New York, Jan.23.\u2014A.G.Batcheler, ot The Courier, Buffalo, N.Y., writes to The Police Gazette that he has arranged à glove contest between Dan Ezan, the \u201cMontana Kid,\u201d who was recently defeated by Joe Tansy, the middleweight, and Jack Leonard.The contest is to be 10 rounds, Police Gazette rules, for a urse, and is to be decided at Bradford, a, either the last week of this month or the first week in February.ee THE RING, Not the Same Ed.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.Niw York, Jan.23.\u2014The following was received at The Police Gazette office yesterday from Plum City, Wis : Articles of agreemert have been signed by Pat Harrington, of St.Paul, and Ed Smith, of Lake City, Minn., for a finish fight, Police Gazette rules, to take place at Plum Citv, Wis., Feb.6, 1892, fot $500 a fide and the gate receipts, winner to take all.Both men are heavyweights, Harrington\u2019s last battle was with Jack Curtis for $1000 a side.Harrington was victorious.Gilmore Knocked Out.Drrroir, Mich., Jan.23-\u2014=The eight- round sparring contest between Harry Gilmore, cf Chicago (formerly of Toronto and Montreal), and John Collins, of Detroit, attracted the largest crowd of spectators that has ever witnessed such a contest in this city, fully 2500 people testing the capacity of the Detroit opera house.It was nearly 9:30 o'clock before the stars of the evening appeared on the stage.Gilmore weighed 129 pounds, and the Detroit hoy stripped eleven pounds heavier.Gilmore started the ball rolling as soon as time was called by getting in a light one on Collins forehead, The latter replied on the Chicagoan\u2019s stomach.For a full minute afterwards a rapid exchange followed, Collins aiming for the body and Gilmore for the face.The latter caught Collins neatly on the chin with a right-hander after the men Lad been on two minutes, and Collins went to the floor, He got up before the expiration of the time limit, however, only to be knocked dowa again by another smash on the same spot.The call of time saved Collins, In the second round Collins was more wary, but continaed his play on Gilmore\u2019s heart.After a few blows has been exchanged, Collins made a rush and landed heavily with his right on toe point of Gilmore\u2019s chin, and theslatter went down and was counte d out.He had to be carried to his corner.Gibbens Challenges Burge, SPECIAL TO THX HERALD.New York, Jan.23.\u2014Austin Gibbons called at The Police Gazette office to-day and issued a challenge per cable to fight Dick Burge for the light-weight championship of the world, £500 a side and the largest purse the National Club or the Bolinbroke will offer.If Burge refuses to accept, Gibbons will fight Jimmy Carney upon the same terms.\u2014__ TURF.The Police Prevented From Entering on the Guttenburg Course.New York, Jan.25.\u2014It wasgeneraliy believed in turf circles yesterday that 2 raid would be made on Guttenburg of a more serious character than usual, Those who are managing the Law and Order movement openly announced the day before that bookmakers and track officials upon whom warrants were served would not be allowed bail at the track, but would be taken to Jersey City.This, of course, would mean a big row, as the trackmen have declared they will not leave Guttenburg.Before the first race was won Managar J.C.Carr, with a number of track polica- men, stood at the outside gate and waited for the constables.Capt.Jack Graham and a posse of nine men arrived about one o'clock.Carr told Graham he would not allow the men to enter, and ordered the ticket-sellers not to sell them tickets.After a long dispute, during which Carr volunteered to bring any man out that Children cry for was wanted, Graham and the constableg- quietly left.During the races, Jack Hayes, upon whose information the warrants were issued, waa put out of the grounds.The races were run on a bad track, and the fields were not large.It was also a bad day for the talent, as Toano and Fabian were the only favorites in six races to win, the former being a 1 to 8 chance.There Was some mistake over Granite being scratched for the third race, which was not discovered until betting had been guing on for some time.All bets were then declared off and time given for 8 new pook.The Sun says: Ex-Judge Blair, of ] Jersey City, counsel for the Law and Order Society, in speaking of the constables being prevented from entering the Guttenbnrg race track, said last night: \u201cThe action of the police to-day was an outrage.These people are desperate, but no one ever thought they would resor: to force and unlawfully usa policemen.The constables had a perfect right to enter the gates and arrest the men they had warrants for.When the constables showed Manager Carr and others their warrants, it was the duty of their men to place no obstruction in the way of the constables, Superintendent of Police Christopher Smith was there, and it was his duty to aid the constab.es, but he did not.Just what action we will now take I cannot say, but I believe we will arrest every policeman and other person who imterfered with the constables, As soon as we have prepared our casa we will appeal to the chancellor.\u201d Superintendent Smith, of the Jersey City Police, said to a reporier {ast night: \u201cI was at the track ti-day, anit there were several policemen there, but not in uniform, and they had nothing to do with keeping the constables out of the | grounds.A policeman has a right to do what be pleases off duty, but if tae police interfered at the track to-day I Know pothing oi it, I wentthere to mee the races, snd I suppose the rest of the policemen present were there for the same purpose.\u201d Otto Cross and ex-Gov.Bedel, of New Jersey, counsel for the Law and Order League, conferred last night at the latter\u2019s house, presumably in reference to the Guttenburg racs track affair.They declined to be seen by a reporter.Capt.Graham was at home last night He said : \u201cThe game is getting pretty hard when we have to stack up against the entire Jersey City police force.In that crowd before us at the gates were Police Superintendent C.P.Smith, Capt.Jchn Kelly, of the Second precinct; Roundsman Gannon, of the Second; Detectives Mike Clarke and Clos, Patrolman Thomas Barry and Daly of the Second, and Tom Kelly and John Hunt of the First.There were other policemen, and ex-Asgemblyman Larry Fagan, who offered me $1,700 to back out and keep my hands off.\u201d In reference to the objection that Capt.Graham is not a constable he said: \u201cI was appointed a constable by the Board of Aldermen to succeed Adam Shafer in the First district.I am notin that district now, and if I had not been deputized by Justice Lockwood they would have a right to kick.When Lockwood gave me the warrants and deputized me to serve them he gave me constabulary power.\u201d \u201cCarr said he would bring out any man we had & warrant for.When I returned to the track after 3 o'clock I asked for 1saac S.Thompson, Sol Lichtenstein and other bookmakers.Carr said the men were not there,yet w2 have proof that they were thera at that very time.\u201d Graham said he didn\u2019t kaow what the program was for to-day, but he was sure the fight was only well begun, ee BASEBALL, Gumbert's Contract with the Chicago Club.Prrrsnure, Jan.22,\u2014Pitcher A.C.Gumbert, who is under reserve to the Chicago Club, received a contract by mail to-day from that club.Accompanying it was a letter from President J.B.Hart, telling Gumbert that while Chicago bad need for his services in 1892, they would sign him at a greatly reduced salary, presumably at $1000 less than Gumbert nas heretofore received.The only reply Gumbert made to Hart was to send the contract back, saying that he would not play for the salary offered, and requesting his release.Should he be released, another League club stands ready to sign him at an au- vance over last season\u2019s salary.AQUATICS The Fameus Racing \u201c40-Footer Gossoon Soid to C.A, Morse.Bosrox, Jan.23.\u2014fhe Gossoon, the } famous racing 40-footer, has besn sold by the Adams brothers, through Stewart & Binney, to C.A.Moree, owner of the Burgess 30-footer Saracen.Mr.Morse will use the boat only for cruising.The Gessoon is undoubtedly the fastest 40- footer ever built, and, with very few alterations, will make an equally fine cruiser.She was designed by the late Edward Burgess, to beat Fife\u2019s Minerva, and, under the excellent handling of her ower, she accomplished the result de- gired, The Adams brothers tried last season with the Gossoon to keep un with tue 46- footers, with the aid of a big time allowance, but so mach improvement was made in the latter class ast) make the attempt unsuccessful.\u2018Lhe racing fever is still strong upon the Adams boys, however, and now they have disposed of their boat, it may be set do wn as certain that they will be found next season ia the 46-foot class.J, General Sporting Gossip.Jack Dempsey has declined $300 to gpar six rounds with Johnay Reagan at the Manhattan Athletic Club.Jack\u2019s terms are high.® Jim Daly, \u2018the Philadelphia heavyweight, still believes that he can defeat Maher, and has challenged him to tigi:t for $1000 a side in any club in the country.A New York publisher has offered Mitchell $5000 for a story, to be written and illustrated by the suave \u201cChoily\u201d and entitled \u201cBoxing With and Without.\u201d The trotting meeting to be conduct:d by the florsemen\u2019s Association of Grand Rapids, Mich., will be held from Auz.9 to 14.Purses aggregating $50,000, in- clucing $10,000 for the Furniture St»ke in the 2:30 class on Aug 10 and $20,000 for a free-for-all trotting 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HARRIS.President.C.F.HARRIS, \u201creasurer JOHN McKENZIE, Secretary, * MONCTON NEW BRUNSWICK.HODCSON, SUMNER & CO.Tiaporters Fancy and Staple Dry Gcods ARE NOW OFFERING SPECIAL, LINES 347 and 349 St.Paul Street.CLENDINNENC'S LEADER: S107ES MADE HERBE\u2014 Best maternal st » Latest Improvements.We make them in ail s'vles and sizes from The smaiiest Look tu the LargestBange snd Biail stores Call and see them.Samples and Salesrooms = 624 Cralg street 2495 Noire Dame streot 319 8t James street | (417 St.Carhurine street Corner Wiltiam and Inspector stree:s \u2018Wm, Clendinneng and Son Sand for Catalogue.Montreal.Ju» Holman ; House Broadway and Madison Square NEW YORK CITY\u2014\u2014e 0 A Favorite Family tfotei\u2014European Flas, £3 Central 1 Theatres and all Points NERA DRE NÉ of Interest in the City, Restaurant of Peculiar Excellence.Ball-Room and Private Hupper-Rooms compare with any in the World 400 Elecantly appointed Booms.£2 a day and upward Turkish exd Buseien Eatks Connected withthe Hotel aa\" = mea rare ROBSIN -:- HOUSE TORONTO Remodeled and refurnished.The most complete luxuries ously and liberally managed hotel in Toronto.Immunity from nexisus gases and malaria guaranteed by tks most per feeusystom of ventilation traps and thorough plambing known to sanitary seienee, cp ATR a ap rm vers yy a) be Les iy lo Ty Tug MONTREAL H.RAV.D TO RELIEVE THE MIND; FROM THE STRAIN GRIP AND OTHER ILLS PUT UPON IT.How a Wide-Awake Temperance Society Got the Bums to Read Its Announcee ments\u2014The Front and Back of Four Sandwich Advertising Men.\\ \u2018\u201cHe'p! help! Mortimer.\u201cW at's de matter!\u201d \u201cOh, read across that top line!\u201d Help!\u201d \u201cOh, Arthur, is dis true?\u2019\u2014Harper\u2019s Weekiy.\u201d LEAP YEAR\u2019S FIRST BLOOD.How Miss Pinkie McGraw Lost No Time in Helping Him Out.It was the last might of the old year.The clock on the mantel had clicked away the fleeting hours with brazen tongue and passed its hands over its bold, painted face until they pointed to 11.45.Painfully upright in his chair sat the diffident yonth whom Miss Pinkle McGraw had been devoting her time and talents unselfishly in entertaining since 8.30.With that rare artistic sense that now and then crops out even in the young and inexperienced, she had turned down the light in order that the contrast between his necktie and his lemon-colored moustache might be a little less glaring, and the conversation had ranged from Shakespeare te Jackson Park, with occasional stoppages caused \u2018by temporary breakdowns in the conversational machinery.\u201cIn fifteen minutes, Miss Pinkie,\u201d he observed, looking at the clock, \u201c\u2018the year 1891 will have gone into history.\u201d He made an effort to hitch his chair a little nearer, but only succeeded im moving it a little farther away.\u201cI am\u2014er\u2014aware, Miss Pinkie,\u201d he proceeded, \u2018\u2018thas I must have\u2014h\u2019m-\u2014seemed unusually dull this evening\u2014\u2014\u201d \u201cNot at all, Mr.Yagson\u2014not at all,\u201d softly interposed the young lady.Mr.Yagson paused a few moments, apparently unable to decide whether she meant to enter a general denial! of his dullness or merely to controvert the proposition that he was or could be duller than usual, but in the light of her gracious amile he felt emboldened to go ahead, and he tried it again : \u201cThe\u2014the year 180M will always be a memorable one to me, Miss Pinkie.It\u2014is was in the year 1891 that\u2014that I first became acquainted with you.\u201d \u201cYes,\u201d she replied, retrospectively.\u2018Bus all years are memorable.A year is a long time, you know.\u201d Again Mr.Yagsen ielt oppressed by a momentary uncertainty.ad the \u2018year 1891 seemed lenger to Ter because he had become mixed up in it, or\u2014or how ?\u201cH\u2019m\u2014yes !\u2019 he said, \u2018\u2019but dont vou think some years are more\u2014er\u2014memorable than others?\u201d \u201cO, of course!\u201d Mr.Yagson felt himself growing more helpless, but a glance at the clock seemed to nerve him to another effort.It was 11:53.Giving his chair one more well-meant but unsuccessful hitch he broke out again: \u201cAll this evening, Miss Pinkie, I have been\u2014h\u2019m\u2014thinking that-\u2014\u2014\u201d \u2018Beg pardon?\u201d \u201cI was going to say that all this evening I have been wondering whether\u2014 \u201c\u2018Whether it has ever\u2014h\u2019m\u2014oceurred to you that I must surely have some object in , , It was 11:57.\u201cSome object,\u201d ke went on, huskily, \u2018\u2018im coming-\u2014\u2014\u201d \u201cI am not sure I quite understood that last remark, Mr.Yageon.\u201d \u201c\u2018]\u2014Tamnot sure I\u2014er\u2014quite understood it myself,\u201d he gasped, looking hopelessly round the room.It was 11:59.\u201cBut Iam trying to say\u2014h\u2019'm\u2014to say that I have been thinking all the evenin, that.it must have occurred te you that 1\u2014 must surely have some\u2014some\u2014object\u2014\u2014 \u2018You made a remark to that effect a few minutes ago, Mr.Yagson.\u201d \u201cYes.I\u2014that is\u2014I\u2014the fact is Miss Pinkie, that I have been thinking all the evening\u2014\u2014\u201d Once more he stopped and looked with appealing eyes around the room.And while he looked, lo! the clock, in slow and majestic measure, struck the hour of 12! Then Miss Pinkie McGraw promptly rose up.Fs witely cressing the room she took the trembling young man by the hand and said, with a radiant smile gnd an unmistakable note of triumph in her voice: \u201cTheodore, this is leap-year! Will yeu marry me?\u2019 He hid his blushing face on her shoulder, murmured brokenly: \u201cY-yes!\u201d and the agony was over.\u2014Chicago Tribune.Pleasant Weather.Mrs.Behring (shivering in her new sesl- skin)\u2014\u2018Ien\u2019t it fearfully cold?\u201d Miss Wetherbee (in new autumn dress)e 3*Why, I thought it delightftlly warm!\u201d i A Light Cellation, The position of a judge is ap ezceodipgly trying one.\u2014Siftings, William Pean was a righter of the 4d oa wroags.=Yonkers tte, | The person à of idle uni 4 cubioeity that ames Fit ransoript.Opening.The extension of the Vienns Cafe Wirdsor and Donegana streeta, is now finished apd open for business, The new public dining-room is 60 by 35, where a regular dinner at 40 cents is served bee tween 6 and 8, Six more private dining- rooms have been added, to which ladies will have entrance by private door Choice wines and imported beers.Open till midnight I» is à certain and spsedy cure for À Oold inthe Head audUstaxhin allis À stages.-\" ; SOOTHING, CLEANSIN HEALING, ae Instant Relief, Permanent & Cure, Failure Impossible.Many 20-called diseasce are simpl symptoms of Oste.rh, such as bead.ache, partial dealness, losin sense of Métal smell, foul breath, hawking and spit.ÆR fing, nausea, general feeling of de- WS bility, ete.1f you are troubled with J «any of these or kindred symptoms, À our have Catarrh, and should lose no JB @ In procuring a bottles où Nasar Baru, warned in time, neglected cold ir head reaulis in Catarrh, f.1.lowed by consumption and death, R Namar, Bara is scld by all drupaists, ER or will be sent, post paid, on rece, t of 18 price(c0 cents and $1.00) Ly adarczsin FULFORD & CO, Brockrilla, Ont, \u20ac NET asi RS TWO HC Other Properties BY AUCTION The Executors of the Estate Late Have instructed me to sell without Reserve, on TUESDAY, JAN.26 , AT 11 A.M.THE WELL XNOWN St.James Hotel fronting on St, James and Cathedral streets opposite the magnificent Bonaventure Depot Grand Trunk Railway, one of the best positions possible for a Commercial] House and one that will be the fortune for the right man in a very short space of time.The opportunity is one that occurs perhaps once in a life time, as this house, well managed, will be like the Grand Unlon of New York, It is an absolute necessity and 18 only sold on account of the death of the owner, whose executors are closing the estate for the benefit of all concerned.The \u2018S TANLEY\u201d- HOTEL opposite the * Canadian Pacific and Windsor Depot, facing Dominion Square and the Windsor Hotel, will be sold to the highest bidder, tor the same estate, also the well known property on COLLEGE SRREET, resently occupied by Messrs, Langevin & may, Horse Traders; this property has a large yard and good stabling, etc, 3 VALUABLE LOTS ON ST.JAMES STREET WEST, each about 25 ft 6 x 96, opposite St.Antoine Market, between Aqueduct and Mountain- street corners, The attention of Capitalis,ts Hotel Men and Real Estate buyers is especially directed to this absolute sale of choice properties.Such choice investments are only submitted unreservedly to public competition on an occasion like the present one.The buyer of either of the hdtels or the ether properties will double his money in a very short space of time.Both the \u201cSt.James\u201d and the \u201cStanley\u201d are as well situated for business as the St.Lawrence Hall or the Windsor.Title perfect.Terms liberal, Sale at my room, 201 St.James-street, THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.T.J.DOHERTY, THOS, GAUTHIER, { Executors.N, B.~The Furniture, Fixtures.etec., of the 8t.James Hotel will be sold immediately after the property is sold.Full particulars will be published and the house will be open for insvection.\u2014T J.P.THOMAS J.POTTER Real Estate, Trade Sale and General AUCTIONEER, 201 ST.JAMES-STREET.0 SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Trade Sales of Teas, Lemons and Oranges, etc., and all Commercial Sales, A SPECIALTY.Having sold more Real -Estate at publie auction than all the auctioneers in Montreal combined, I beg to remind owners, executors and trustees that they are consulting their best interests and those of their clients and friends by giving me their preference.My new and spacious, well-lighted salesroom will be provided with all the plans and books of reference of Montreal and vicinity.Records of previous sales and reliable valuations furnished.Property bought and sold either at public or private sale.À THOMAS J.POTTER, J RIELLE Land Surveyor ST JAMES ST RICHELIEU an Prince of Table Waters For sale At the Clubs, Hotels and leadin Grocers.Those who wish for a urcand plesant table water would do well to give lt a trial, Endorsed by the leading physician of Montreal, Telephone orders promply filled.If your grocer does not keep it, sendto J.A, HARTE, 1780 Notre Dame street, THO MAS HOCKINC Sucoessor to Charles Childs.Machinist Model and Tool Maker 47 William Street Manufacturer of Cutting Dies of every des oription, Steel 8hanks, Galter Springs, Glove Spring Fasteners, ete., ete.Boot and Shoe Machinery a Specialty.Machine knives ground by Auto matic process.GAS FIXTURES Largest Assortment \u2014OP TEE\u2014 BEST - DESICNS \u2014in the Dominion\u2014 To be seen at our / SHOWROOM COR ST.PETEB and CRAIQ ROBT.MITCHELLZ C6 Daniel MeClanaghan | HERALD HOTEL REGISTER The following list contains the names of botels throughout Canada and the United States where The Herald will alwaye be found on le.Travelers in quest of a good \u2018tc; -Dg place can rely upon sll of the.-2oteisas being strictly first-class.Boston, Mass.TREMONT HOUSE, cor, Beacon and Tre mont streets.Chambly Canton, Que.BALMORAL HOTEL Chicago, Ill.GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL.Cincinnati, Ohio.HOTEL EMERY, European plan, Cleveland, Ohio.FOREST CITY HOUSE, jcorner Byper- ior-street and Public\u2018Square ; rates $2.50 to $3.Co:ntvall, Ont.EOESMORE HOUSE, AMERICAN HOUSE.Duluth, Minn.SPALLING HOTEL Field, B.C.FIELD HOTEL, Halvfax, N.S.UEËNS HOTEL, ALIFAX HOTEL.London, Unt.TECUMSEH HOUSE' Montreal, Que.RT.LAWRENCE HALL.WINDSOR HOTELL, THE RIENDEAU W ; WESTER HOUSE New York ALBEMARLE HOTEL Madison-Sq., European Plan.HOTEL BRUNSWICK.HOTE DEVONSHIRE, 42na-street European plan.HOTEL BST.MARC,'5th-avenue, 38th .__ and Sth-streets.HOTEL ST.STEPHEN, PLAZA HOTEL, Central Pagk, WINDSOR HOTEL Ottawa, Ont.PALACE HOTEL.Port Arthur, Ont.NORTHERN HOTEL, Quebec A FLORENCE HOTEL, HENCHEY'S HOTEL ST.LOUIS HOTEL Sherbrooke .ALBION x EL, MAGOUG HUUSE,.St.Johns, Que.* \u201cST.JOHN'S HOTEL.CANADA HOTEL.Three Rivers, Que.DUFRESNE HOTEL, Toronto, Ont.ARLINGTON HOTEL; QUEENS HOTELS ROSSIN HOUSE.Smiths\u2019 Falls, Ont.WARDROBE HOUSE.WILLIAM DOW & GO.Brewers «& Maltsters CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.India Pale, Pale, XXX, and XX ALES, Crown, Extra Double and Single STOUT in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED 1s: Bell Telephone 859 Federal 1576 The public are cautioned ainst desiers who re-use our labels on bottles filled with other ales.The following City Bottlers are alone a thorized to use our trade mark Jabels, vis, : W.BISHOP, No, 53 Dorchester-street.T.FERGUSON, No.162 St, Ellzabeth-st.\" T.J.HOWARD, No.683 Dorchester-at.§ T.KINSELLA, No, 241 St.Antoine-st, J.VIRTUE & 80N, No.19 A vimer-st,* The Richelieu 5 Ontario Nav, Ce, NOTICE TO SMAREHOLDERS, THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Corapany will be held at the Com pany\u2019s office, on Wednesday, 3rd of Feb.next, At TWELVE o\u2019clock noon, in conformity with the Fourth Clause of îthe Act of Incorporation of the Company.u The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th January to the 3rd February next, both days inclusive, By order of the Board.J.N.BEAUDRY, .Secretary.Montreal, 14th January, 1892, JAS.A.CANTLIE & GO.TE CANTLIE, EWAN & 00.Established 21 Years.General Merchants & Mannfacturers\u2019 Agent \u2014_\u2014 INBURANCE National Assurance COMPANY OF IRELAND ESTABLISHED A.D, 1533 .CAPITAL - 85 000,000 re Insurances arranged in almost eve description of property at moderate ratez JAMES BOURNE, Special City Agent EEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA: 79 ST.FRANCOIS ZAVIER-ST,, Montrea Matthew C.Hinshaw, Branch Manager Atlas Assurance Co .FOUNDED 1808?DAPITAL © #6,000,006 Total Assets exceed $9.750,000 Fire Tusurances arranged in almost every description of property at moderateratea, R.A.CAMPBELL, \u2014 Special Oity Agent HEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA : (9 ST.FRANÇOIS ZAVIER-ST., Montreal Matthew C.Hinshaw Branch M anage UNION .Assurance - Society London, G.B.! Instituted in the Relgn Queen Arne rérar Aon td tcp TWO and à QUARTER MILLIONS STERG FIRE RISKS accepted on every description of property at current \"T.L MORRISSEY, Resident Manager for Canada, 5581\" Francois Xavier-street FIRE - LIFE - MARINE G.Ross Robertson & Son GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, ESTABLISHED 1865.No 11 Hospital-st., Montreal Special Facllitles for Flacing Large Lines anîtable Rates.Reliable Companies IMPERIAL Fire Insurance Company (ESTABLISHED 1808.\" Subscribed Capitar.$6,000,000 Total Invested Funds .$8.000,000 A gencles for Insurance against Fire losse in the principal towns of the Dominion, Canadian Branch Offices.COMPANY'S BUILDING, 107 8t, James Street, Montreal, E Di LACY! Resident Manager tor Canada PEŒNIX INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hartford.Conn.Cash Capital $2,000 20 Canada Branch Head Office 114$ ST, JAMES STREET} MONTREAL CERALD E! HART Gonerai Manager.A share of your fire insurance.is soli cited for this reliable and wealthy company, renowned for ita prompt and Iiberal settlement of claims, CYRILLE LAURIN G.MAITLAND SMITH Montreal Agents.THE ROYAL CANADIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Co.\"7 157 St.James-street, Montrea vecvs sauce Assets Income, 1885.\u2026.0.\u201cre sea DUNCAN MOINTYRE, Presiae: Hon.J.R THIBAUTEAU Ÿ cal: CANADIAN WOOLENS AND COTTON 1ce-President, 15 ST.HELEN SIREET) iso.(PEN rier MONTREAL 630, H, MCHENRY, Manassa, Grrempendence wllited.Aévances mad Agentior City ed Drm ontreal CUMBERLAND RAILWAY |Liverpool London and Globe \u2014AND\u2014 COAL COMPANY Are now shipping Coal from their mines at Springfield, N, 8.Fresh mined and of superior quality.OFFICE, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS Place d\u2019 Armes EF P.O, Box 396 Armour\u2019s Pork Beef Uanned and Smoked Meats, Oils, Glues, Extract of Beeld and Vigoral \u201cHeld in Stock, Free and in Bond, by JAMES ALLEN Bole Agent Armour & Co., Chicago, WHOLESALE TRADEONLY SUPPLIED _ + Office aud Warehouse: +t \u201cCustom House Sa, Montreal PERSE H.A.MILLER, House, Sign and Window Shade Painter Paper Hanger and Deborator.Gilding Graining, Glazing, Whitewashing, ete., ete.96 St Catherime street MONTREAL KM.NOLAN ce LISLE REAL HSTATE AGENT, Boom No.28 Fraser Building.No.458 t.Saerament Street Where do you get those cigars?At any cigarstore.Ask for Hero cigars, only 5¢.They are first class.J.Rat'ray & Co., Montreal.INSURANCE COMPANY CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS.The HON.HENRY STARNES Chairman Ed.J.Barbeau, Esq,, W.J.\u2018Buchanan, Esq, A, F.Gault, Esq., Sam], Finley, Esq, Sir Alex.T.Galt, G.C.M.G.Ameunt Invested in Canada, 1,350,000 ASSelE over.cci vi vtire.tee.$42,000,008 MERCHANTILE RISKS accepted at the west current rates.Churches, Dwelling Houses aud Farm Pros perties insured at reduced rates Special attention given to application made direct to the Montreal office, G.F, C.SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion, Bub-Agents.FRED OC, HENSHAW, FRED NASH GEORGE C.HIAXM, I, G.R.DRISCOLL Special Agent French Department, OYBILLE LAURIN.JAMES DUNNE?ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY.BTEWART BUILDING.N w Yoex Dire THE KEY INDEMNITY CO OF CANADA.H.H.DATE, Manager, CRAIG-8T., Montrea: The object of the Key Indemnity Com y s to facilitate the recovery of acoidentaily ost keys.And as Ît secures as far as possibie 80 desirable an end, with little or no trouble or expenseto the loser, the promoters of the enterprise feel confident that its usefulness will secure general patronage.Each member will be furnished with & Metal Tag with inscription ag follows: der returm to Key Indemnity Company, 634 Craig-Street, Memtreal and receive reward.or Terms of membership, 506, per annuss; ARCHD.NICOLL, urance Broker, Marine, Fire and Life 16 Bt.Bacramen sireet,! MONTREAL Capital.ceicrinririrreisiarensein $500,000 00,000 srrmeccinese es 517,878 \\ Ra ENN Drawings JANUARY fa / ue 7th.and 20th » 3134 PRICES |\u201d era a éme | Worth 852 740.00| : : | \\® CAPITAL PRIZE | &: : ES } Worth $15 ,000.00 = Approximition Fr - Tickets, - - = $L00| 5: : F2 A 11 i\u201c?for « - $10.00 3134 Prizes worth \u2018$52,740.§oakgridrn de PE ee 0 _.- om = 2 5 etl = Fire Insurance at Cucrent Rates\u2014Prompt Ssttie- ment Guaran:ed by the History of The CALEDONIAN - INSURANCE - CO.\u2014 OF EDINBURGH \u2014 Established 1803 Fire reserve equal to three years\u2019 Income making it one of the most teliable companies doing business in Canada.HEAD OFFICE \u2014 \u2014- MONTREAL Taylor Bros, - - Gen.Agts.Representing an Investment ef Over $3,000,000\u2014N.Y.Tribune.THRE PLAZA HOTHL ON THE PLAZA, FACING MAIN ENTRANCE TO CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK CITY ABSOLUTELY FiRx PROOF\u2014Conducted on American and European Pls inspection invited.F.A.HAMMOND.agaificently and luxuriously appointed, and Fhe most m Y potfootly 6qu pped hoje) in the World.\u2014N.Y, Hotel Regis Assessment System.Life Insurance at Half Usual Rates Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association E.B.HARPER, President HOME OFFICES, Potter Building, 38 Park Row, New York City, USA Nues PREMIUM N EXISTEXCE N THE wORLD TO-DAY, HE MOST PROGRESSIVE HE SAFEST LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION PAID IN DEATH CLAIMS OVER $10,000,000.New and Admirable Features of its Perfected Plan, JUSTICE L: LIBERALITY FEATURE No.1.\u2014Free Policy, no restrictions upon residence, occupation or travel FEATURE Fo.2.\u2014Policy incontestable after three years.FEATURE No.3.\u2014Policy nou-forfeitable after five years.FEATURE No 4.~\u2014Policy with a cash surrender value after fifteen years.FEATURE No.5.\u2014Policy paid up after tifteen years.Cash Reserve Surplus Over $2,800,000 GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS $350,000 The Central Trust Company of New York is the Trustee ofits Rescrve Fund.All Death Claims in Canada settled by the following Canadian Board WARRING KENNEDY, Esq.(of Samson, Kennedy & Co.), Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants, Toronto.WILLIAM WILSON, Esq., Manufacturer, Toronto.J.F.EBY, Esq.(of Eby, Blain & Co), Whelesale Grocers, Toronto.BON.R.M.WELLE, (Late Speuker Ont, Legislature), Solicitors, &c., Toronto.JOHN &.HALL.M.P.P.(oï Chapleau, Hall, Nicoll & Brown), Solicitor, &c.Montreal.Corresvondence Solicited.Agents wanted for Unrepresented districts.D.Z.BESSETTE neral Manager, 217 ot.James-street, Montreal DOMINION BRIDGE COMPANY LIMITED.P.O.Address Montreal, Works Lachine, P, Q.Ti LARGEST Gita aed Lv das #45 C.P, R LACHINE BRIDGE ° Builders of Railway and Highway Bridges of all designs in both Iron and Steed Plate and Lattice Girders, Pin and Link or Rivetted Truss Work, Trestles, Swing Bridges, Turntables, Roofs, Telephone Poles, Water Towers, House Girders, \u2018Truss Rods, Kloman Eyebars, or any and all kinds of Structural Iron and Steel Work.Our stock in hand comprises Steel Beams, Angles, Tees, Channels, Plates, Rolled Edge, Plates, Flats, Bars, Rivets, Rounds, etc, Iron Beams, Bars Turnbuckles, , Rivets, ote, \u2018We are the ONLY IMPORTERS IN CANABA who keep a regular Salaried Inspester in England and we guarantee to furnish you with just what you order, 1 All our material is Tested and Inspected at the Mills bofore shipment, or we ean \u20ac0 testing at our works on our own testing machine (Rmery\u2019s) capacity 75 tons and Test Re~ ports can be furnished if desired.e ® Works Office Lachine, Que., reached by BELL TELEPHONE 8208 or Canadian Pacific and Great Northwestern Telegraphs whieh run direct into the ofles \u2014\u2014 W ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD.\u2019 4 The Montreal Herald BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.Sy Mall, in Advance, Postage Pad, Daily edition, ons FEAT.$6 08 Six months, .vesense sireeccsns 3B Three months .ese 0.B78 Por mONtN.\u202600.0.vormrsrieccanceecse 60 Weekly edition, one copy, per year.1 60 Specimen copies sent free, Remittances can be made either by draft, express, post-office order 1m registered stter at our risk.BATES OF ADVERTISING, AGATE MEASUREMENT\u2014I{ LINES TO THE INCH Ordinary advertisements, 10 oen taper line Advertisement appearing under the head- go1* special notice 25 per cent, advance above rates, Reports of meetings 15 cents per ine.Reading Notices, 25 cents per line, Births, Marriages and Deaths, 50 cents each nsertion.Al! contracts for advertisiug for di =n periods made at reduced rates.MONDAY MORNING JAN 25 \u2014 r Ter \u201cHaras NaTioNAr\u201d is a question that is likely to harass the new ministry.As representative of that institution Hon.Louis Beanbien is simply a Government contractor, and as such cannot legally be either minister or M.P.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014o# Mr.CHAPLEAU'S VisIT to Bermuds has very much the appearance of getting ou of the way for a time.Thereare a good many politicians just now would like to back out of their responsibilities for a few months.To emulate Rip Van Winkle for a time might save them from making mistakes, ll THERE 18 SOMETHING RATHER apocryphal in the telegraphic stories of the Russian famine.The fakers seem to exercise no judgment in piling up the horrors and gravely recount how the fields in some places are thick with unburied corpses of peasants and ca'tle and horses that have succumbed to starvation.If the cattle and horses never thought of eating the peasants its rather wonderful that men slowly perishing of hunger should never have thought of prolonging life by a dinner of good roast beef, and even horse to a famishing man would not come amiss.trees Frw SCOTCHMEN PASS THE 25TH of January without calling to mind that that day is the anniversary of the birth of their great national pet, Robert {Burns.To Scotchmen and descendants of Scotchmen, seitled in distant lands, the poetry of Burns is one of the strongest of the links that bind them to their fatherland.In England the enthusiasm with which the centenary of Burns\u2019 birth was celebrated in 1859 gave an immense impetus to the study of his works, and now it would be almost safe to say that they are 88 much quoted there as in his native land.In fact throughout the English speaking races one may say of Burns\u2019 poetry, in one of his own couplets, \u201cTime but th\u2019 impression stronger makes As streams their channels deeper wear.\u201d \u2014 nan Irs A HORRIBLE SLUR on Canadian character to assume that our electors may be purchased en masse, that they may be driven like sheep to the polls to vote for the party designated by their bosses.If a foreigner alleged such things of us we should be ready, metaphorically speaking, to jump down his throas at once; but the assertion comes from our own Government.It is the Abbot administration that virtually charges the voters of Kingston with ignorance, cowardice and want of patriotism.Even during the crisis in this Province of Quebec when the Conservative party are hypocritically posing as purists of the first water, the old tory instinct cannot he restrained and a wholesale attempt at debauching the Kingston constituency with the public money is made.Probably nothing more glaring than this payment ot a disputed amount to a firm of contractors, just on the eve of an election, was ever done, even'by the Conservative party.The irresistable conclusion is that the sum is intended to purchase the vote and influence of the company, and of all their workmen, \u2014 Tae PETITION of the Buffalo Merchanta Exchange for the repeal of the extra duty put on Canadian barley ander the Mckinley bill, is an interesting object lesson to ultra protectionists.The duty wag made prohibitive with the double idea of venting a little spite on Canada and encouraging American farmers to produce all the barley necessary in their own country, but both barrels seem to have missed fire.The abolition of barley imports seems to have severely injured several important branches of trade without benefitting the farmers in the slightest degree.This result was predicted at the time, but in their anxiety to injure Canada, United States politicians determined torun the risk.The Buffalo exchange unanimously adopted the following petition and ordered the secretary to forward copies to each of the senators and representatives in Congress.\u2018Whereas the duty on barley was increased from 10cents per bushel under the present tariff, and, whereas the present duty virtually prohibits the importation of barley, and has thereby produced great injury to th elevating, malting and brewing interests o this State, and especially to those parties having vested rights in the towns and cities on our frontier, without bemefitting any other class of our citizens ; and, whereas, a experience of the past year has illustrated that the predictions of those favoring the increased duty on barley were erroneons, as is evident by the fact that the value of barley is lower row than it was when the duty was only 10 cents per bushel, therefore, be it resolved that this board respectively request Congress to reduce the duty on barley to 1¢ gents per bushel.\u201d SOME REFORM STILL NEEDED.§ Frogressive nations outgrow their constitutional arrangements just as individ- ualé outgrow their garments.To adopt tbe methods cf Government to the ever progressive march of the people is in the main the desire of the Liberal party in all lands, while the Tories fight tenaciously against all alteration.Fors long time English speaking reformers looked upon manhood suffrage, vote by ballot, payment of members and equal electoral districts, as a8 near as possible the ne plus ultra of political reform.Practically all these points have bsen attained in Canada and yet, in spite of all our tinkering, the political machine is far from perfect and already all sorts of patent improvements are suggested.The payment of members often acts as inducement to bring men into the house who would serve their country better in their store or workshop.Manhood suffrage has widened the constituencies, but often at the expense of driving out of public life the most patriotic and capable portion of them.Small districts have given too sectional a character to our representatives, and often men are elected as mere delegates to squeeze some coveted grant for a district, and are too narrow souled to consider the interests of the country atlarge.This latter form of Chauvinism is the despair of broad minded patriots.A grant for some pablic work will purchase the support of a city or county for the most rotten and corrapt administration possible, against all high minded, broad viewed, patriotic proposals for the benefit of the country atlarge.The remedy of this state of affairs some of our practical politicians profess to see in compulsory voting.It is frequently observed that the combined vote cast for opposing candidates is only a minority of the total vote of the district, and it is argued that if every voter could be forced to cast his ballot the decision would often be reversed.Independent of the repugnance which all true Liberals fesl to any measure of coercion, itis by no means proved that the country could be benefitted by forcing power into the hands of a class hitherto too lazy, selfish, or uninteliigent to make use of their constitutional privileges.It is possible that under this arrangement personal corruption would ba less prevalent, but the paltry bribe to a handful of voters is much less dangerous to the country than the wholesale bribery by means of sectional interests.The reform wanted 1s one that will take the nominations out of the hands of cliques and caucusses and leave the people a freer choice of their representative.There are scores of clean-handed, upright, capable men in this city in whom the peuple would have every confidence, bat who could not be induced by any earthly consideration to undergo the labor and annoyance of a personal canvass, and who would not stoop to the means usually employed to gain the nomination and support of the professional politicians.Would it not be possible to effectually scotch the operations of those curses of the country, the wire-pullers and ward managers, by enlarging the constituency.If our fair city, instead of being cut into sections, were one constituency each voter being empowered to cast 8ix votes divided as he might please between any six names he chose to write on his ballot, instead of being confined to alist prepared by the caucus mongers, should we not in that way get a more genuine representation.One freer from the curses of sectionalism and nationalism, and one in which the members elect would feel independent of the claims of any little knot of supporters and so be able to distribute their patronage in the public interest instead of in rewarding supporters.Some reform on the present system seems necessary and will no doubt be forthcoming now that Liberals are becoming awake io present shortcomings, FIFTY PER CENT.OF the inhabitants of Winnipeg are down with la grippe.The little prairie city bas a large way of doing things, Everything must be kept at high pressure there, and whether it is a real estate boom or an epidemic, Winnipeg must always keep ahead.Half the city down! What a boom for whiskey dealers and doctors, but ws trust the activity in trade will not reach the undertakers.\u2014 NOTHING TO BE GAINED BY CHANGE.Constitutional government is on its trial in the Province of Quebec.Here; as everywhere else, there are always bands of reactionaries who seize every excuse to filch away the liberty that bas been gained by the people at the expense of centuries of sustained effort, Every privilege torn from the rapacious grasp of the crown or the aristocracy is kept in memory by them and all their efforts are directed to recovering, by any means, their ancient mastery.The conduct of Lieutenant Governor Angers shows how devoted he is to reactionary principles, and how eager to Seiz3 on any pretext to curtail the constitutional rights ofthe people.His contempt of popular representation, of the voice of the people recorded iu a legal and con.stitutiona! manner, is shown by his making use of a dormant and almost shadowy privilege to transfer the reins making use of a dormant and almost sha- dowdy previlege to transfer the reins of power from the majority to the minority, a coup d\u2019etat that the advisers of Her Majesty, in the most difficult and trying circumstances have been ever toowise to attempt.The Conservatives of Canada have always professed with pride that hey \u2018drew their inspirations from Eng- and,\u201d but Mr.Anger\u2019s conduct is more founded on the model of a Czar or a Napoleon IIL than the traditions of constitutional Conservatism, It bag far wore the appearance of an attempt t) THE MONTREAL HEBALD crush liberty and bring about a rezime of absolutism, then a disinterested care for the common weal.It is unfortunate that at such a crisis there are causes of dissension within our own ranks, but the duty of the Liberal party seams clear.Even on the points that troabls ue, there is not the slightest reason to believe that the finances of the country will be improved by transferring its government t> the Conservative party.The very character of its supporters and the kistory of their past conduct, when they were in office before, forbids such an assumption.The revelations of the Ottawa commission also show how little hope there is for any amendment from Conservative hands.That party is thoroughly demorahzed bv its long lease of power, led by politicians who have hesitated at no infamy to retain their position.The party that has kept office by means of vast funds extorted from the rings of combinesters and monopolists hold up their hands in hypocritical horror at any contribution to election expenses in Quebac.The party that bas unblushingly traded off timber limits, railway concessions, bridges, mo.novolistic duties, city sites, fat contracts and all the rest, in return for parliamentary support now wants to pose as a party of purity and financial probity, but the electorate will not be deceived by professions that come so late in the day, The duty of Liberals is clear.The enemies of our constitutional liberties must be crushed under the weight of a decisive majority.The band of plotiers must be relegated to their former ubscur- ity.The friends of liberty must rally round the banner of constitutional freedom.The rule of right once established there will be found plenty of able and honest hands to carry forward the destinies of the country.The lessons of the past will not be lost on a Liberal ministry, and if wrong doing is proven they will be much readier to apply such remedies as will prevent its possibility in future than the Conservative party, of whom it may be said as it was said of the Bourbons, \u201cThey learn nothing and forget nothing.\u201d Any faltering or hesitation among Liberals now will end by handing over the conduct of public affairs, not only in Quebec but in Ottawa, for an indefinite period, to the party whose chief policy seems to ba the expatriation of native Canadians and their partial replacement by the lowest element of European cities.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE TRIANGULAR FIGHT in St.Lawrence Ward is becoming interesting, Allthres gentlemen profess loudly that they are there to stay and some of the electors find their rival claims a little embarrassing.Ex-Alderman Kennedy has all the prestige of long and faithfnl service.Mr.Anderson is well known as a thorough business man and oR who woald fill the position with credit to himself and his constituents.Mr.James has such a large assurance of support that he is confident as to his chances and ha will undoubtedly make & very close run of it, 0 EvipexTLy Minister Egan has not known how to make himself a \u2018persons grata\u2019 to the Government of Chili.By his gross partiality and impudent inter- meddling in the domestic policy of that country he has brought the two nations to the very verge of war and forced President Montt to take the rather unusual step of requesting his recall.Hig appoint- nent was something like a breach in tbe ccmity of nations.lected on account of any peculiar aptitude for the work, for the presumption was all the other way, but solely to prop'- tiate a certain section of voters.Had he | taken dow: and a new building or éuilin se been the high souled lover of liberty he professed t* be he would have paid more regard to the constitution of the country to which he was accredited.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WE ARE SORRY to have to state that the leader of the Liberal party, Hon.Wilfred Laurier, is suffering from a severe attack of bronchitis and is obliged to cance! all bis engagements for the present.The hovorabie gentleman is at present à guest of L.O.David, Esq.\u2014 Mosaic Verses in Pralse of Barns, The following lines, from poems written on Burns, appeared in the North British Advertiser some years ago, and may be deemed worthy of being inserted in our columns to-day, the anniversary of Burns\u2019 birth : Immortal bard, immortal Burns Bennocn \u2018Whose lines are mottoes of the heart, Campbell Affection loves and memory learns Imlan *Thy songs\u201d untaught by rules of art.Gray Glen Paul M\u2019Laggan For dear as life\u2014as heaven\u2014will be, As years on years successive roll Fair types of thy rich harmony, Who wrote to humanise the soul.Tannahill His lyre was sweet, majestic, grand, Glen The pride and honor of the north; Allan His song was of bold freedom\u2019s land Gilfillan Brave Scotland, freedom\u2019s throne on earth, Park Oft by the winding banks of Ayr, Wallace With sinewy arm he turned the spil ; Rosc He painted Scotland\u2019sdaughters fair, Vedder Through twilight shades of good and ill.Wordeworth His native, wild,enchantingstiains, Reid Like dear memories round the hearth, Glass Immortalise the poet's name, And few have now a greener wreath.Halleck From John O\u2019Groats to cross the Tweed, Macin What heart has ever matched his Hamer 0° Ainsli Though rough and dark the path he trod, lie Halli Long shall old Scotland keep his namg.ck Kelly Great master of our Doric rhyme, Gray Though here thy course was but a span, Mercer The pealing rapturous notes sublime, Vedder Binds man with fellow man.Imlah Paul Peace to the dead\u2014in Scotia\u2019s choir, ; Montgomer Yes, future bards shall pour the lay.\" Gray Warm\u2019d with \u201ca spark of nature's fire,\u201d Rushton While years insidious steal away, Gilfitlan .tl K.D,C, Thedyspeptic\u2019s lifs, Why?Because it makes life worth living.Frea 8amvle package mailed to any address K.D.C.Company, Now Glasgow, Nova cotia, He was not se-' PROCLAMATION, \u20140 TO THEELECTORS \u2014OF THE\u2014 ST.MARY WARD.-_\u20140\u2014 WHEREAS: On Wednesday, the twentieth da) of January, inst., the nomination of candidates for the office of Alderman, in the St.Marys ward, of this city, was held at the City Clerk\u2019s office, City \u201cHall, according to law; \u2018WHEREAS at said nomination, two candidates were vrroposed, namely: Ed.Dagenais and Alex.Renauld, and a poll was in consequence granted.: WHEREAS: Since the sald nomination took place, viz, on this day the twenty-second day of Jan.inst,, one of the candidates aforesaid, viz.Alex.Renauld, did file with me a written declaration signed by him in presence of two subscribing witnesses, as required by law, to the effect that he withdraws and resigns the said candidature; And whereas, by the fact of such resignation, there remains but one candidate, nams- ly; Ed.Dagenais.I hereby proclaim the said Ed, Dagenais to be duly elected Alderman for the st.Mary's \u2018Ward, for the ensuing term of the sald office, A.GOSSELIN, Assistant City Clerk, City Clerk\u2019s Office, ! City Hall, Montreal, January 22, 1892, CENTRE WARD L.G.À.Gresse\u2019s COMMITTEE \u2014 ROOM 52 ST.JAMES STREET.52 Open daily from 10 o\u2019clock a, m., until Lo o'clock p.m.All persons favoring Mr.Cresse\u2019s eandida- ture are cordially invited to attend.OTICE is hereby given that a Specfal General Meeting of the Shareholders ol the Montreal Warehousing Company wili be held at the office of the Company, 24 Wellington street, on Monday, the 1st day of February, 1292, at 3 o\u2019clock p.m., for the purpose of ratifying an agreement as regards the boundary line between tbe Harbor Commissioners and this Company, as per plan and process verbal made by Joseph Rielle,P.L, S., of date 24th December, 1891.By order.GEO, H.HANNA, Man.and Sec.Montreal, 21st January, 1892, MONTREAL CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, The Annual General Meeting of the Montreal Corn Exchange Association will be held in the Board of Trade Reading Room on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst, at 3o\u2019clock m, for the Election of the Committee of Management, the Board of Review, and for other business.By order, GEO.HADRILL, Secretary.Office Board of Trade.} Montreal, Jan.20th, 1892.$ THE GUARANTEE COMPANY NORTH AMERICA= Mead Office, 157 St, James St, Montreal, TBE OLDESTAND LARGEST IN AMERICA SIR ALEXANDER T.GALT.President, EDWARD RAWLINGS, Vice-President and Managing Director.C.ANY Are Receiving Novelties In Tailoring and Haberdashery Suits from Poole TO LET The plot of ground and buildings fronting about seventy feet on St.James sireet and about one hundred feet on Inspector street, bounded in the rear and one side by Labbe\u2019s wholesale furniture store, the largest in America.Tfdesired and a satisfactory agreement arrived at, the present buildings will be Pattern erected to suit a tenant or tenants, wholesale merchants or manufacturers.Address\u2014 J.B, MURPHY, Kingston,Ont.,or, A, BRUNET, 58 St.James street, Montreal, SE INTIMIDAD CIGARS, Golden Eagles, Villar Villars.Murias.Coronas.Vice-Regal Tobaceo Emporium 134 St.James St.Telephone\u2014759 ESS CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO, DIVIDEND NOTICE, A half-yearly dividend upon the Capital Stoek of this Company ut the rate of five per cent per annum will be paid ouFebruary 17th next, tothe shareholders of record on that date.Ofthis dividend one and onesbalf per cent, i8 from the annuity provided for until August, 1893 by a deposit with the Canadian Government,and one per caut is from the sure plus earnings of the Coupany, Warrants for this dividend,payable at the agency of the Bank of Montreal, 5) Wall stre :t, New York, will be delivered on aud after February 17th at that agency to shareholders on the New York Register, K Warrants of European Shareholders on the Londen Register will be payable in sterling at the rate of four shillings and one penny one-half penny, 48 Jia per dollar, less income tax at the Bank of Montreal, 22 Abchureh Lane, London, and will be delivered on or about the same date at the Office of the Company, 1 Queen Victoria street , London, Eng- and, The transfer books of the Company wili be closed in London at 3 o\u2019clock p.m,, Friday, January 8th, and in Montreal and New York at the;game hour on Saturday, January 23rd, and will be reopened at teno\u2019clock a.m.,, on Thursday, the 18th February next.By order of the Board.OHARLES DRINKWATER, Secretary.Office of the Secretary, Montreal, December 22, 1891, cILLE TTS URE rT POWDERED (10U% CSI a [3 : oon Ears HB Bem PUREZT, STROUUCELT, BEST.dy for uss in any quantity.Yor making Baran Water, Piel octing, and à joskinE 8059) uses.À can equals 20 pounds Sal Sois Sold by All Grevers and Dreggiste.T Fo VW.GILLEIT, Torrente ~CENTRAL\u2014 i No 134\u2014Magniticent stone residence, \u2014\u2014SIGNOR - VEGARA-\u2014 ANNOUNCES To his pupils and friends that he has RE- MOV ED HI + VOCAL STUDIO to Shaw\u2019s Music Store, 1811 NOTRE DAME STREET 1811 AMERICAN - HOUSE BOSTON, MASS.Under New Management, Both American and European Plans.Rooms $1 per Day and Upwards Appointments and Cuisine unexcelled, and every attraction for both permanent and transient guests.Located in the commercial centre of the city and provided wiih large sample rooms for travelling men.KEELER & POCOCK, Props, FOR SATE No 201 - à fine modern stone residence, 15 rooms, extensive grounds, com- Jnapding a grand view, good stable and coach house, situated on the southern slope of the moun« tain, near Cote St Antoine road ., $2) y09 No Jsi\u2014An elegant cut ston: residence 16 rooms and extension.Peal-street 17,000 with all modern conveniences,best location in the city fer a doctor.No.174\u2014Fine cut stone residence, 12 rooms and extension,St.Catherine BÉTEELn.cons 000scc us sa senc a cart cu 0000 18,0 No 154\u2014Handsome new stone residence, 12 rooms and extension, ho* water furnsce, cemented cellar, electric bells, ete, West End .No 181\u2014Nice new cut stone residence, 11 rooms, 2 Story.extension, hot water furnace, Hutch2nson street, No 197\u2014A good stone residence, 12 rooms, extension kitchen,hot heat, stable, etc, Shuter street.5,650 Additional residences on the principal stieets and avenues, from $3,000 up to $55,0 +.HUTCHINS & BROWN, New York Life Buildine.FOR SATE.\u2018We have a large number of blocks ofgrine Stone and Brick Tenement Houses in all parts of the city, paying from 8 ta 12 per cent., and good building lots on principal streets; all very good investments, HUTCHINS & BROWN, New York Life Building.LAGAUCHETIERE STREET Noll2.EX PARTE THECITY OF 18 060 9,5.0 7,500 Petitioner in Expropriation \u2014AND\u2014 Laganchetiere Street.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the petitioner in expropriation will, by and through their undersigned attorneys and counsel, present to the Superior Court, tn and for the District of Montreal, in the Provinca of Quebec, sitting in term, in the division of practice, Room No.4, Thursday, the tweaty- eighth day of Jaguary instant,at hair past ten o'clock in the forenoon.or as soen as counsel can be heard, a petition to choose and nominate a competent and disinterested person to replace William Wilson, deceased, ope of the commissioners appointed in this matter in conformity with the act 52 Vie., chap.79, and its ainendments, to proceed with the making of the asssessment roll according to law.+ROUER ROY, LEANDRE ETHIER Attorneys for Corporation of Montreal.City Hall, | Montreal, January 23, 1892, [To be inserted In The Herald and Gazette on the 25th and 26th January instant.] MONTREAL ROOFING COMPANY COR.LATOUR ST.& BUSBY LANE.Metal, Slate, Actinolite Cement and Gravel Roofers.* MANUFACTURERS OF - Galvanized Iron and Copper Cornices, Skylights, Gutters, Conductors wy and Ventilators.* ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED.Asphalte and Bithulithic Flooring.Basse ments made Damp and Rat Proof.= mi ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.* * me v MONTREAL ROOFING COMPANY, P.0.Box 909.Telephone Bell 130.Federal 1602, FURNITURE AND BEDDING Large Assortment.Low Prices RENAUD.KING & PATTERSON.652 Craig Street.Factory\u201462 College Street, DES auent by à comprenensible sys- temn,thus making dancing easy to learn.I wil] offer a Christmas rate that will reach the public Now isthe time! Come and see what others have done by the system in the past three months and you will be in a position to Judge for yourselr, Classes for begine ners, adults,Tuesday and Tharsday,do.for ad- vænced Monday and Fridav.Private lessons given during day or evening.Juveniles\u2014A good gifttoachildatermin dancing.Monday and Thursday, Tuesday and Friday, Cote St.Antoine open on Monday, Jan 4th, at4 and 8 p.m, fA.R.MACDONALD, JR.Telephone 4177, Queen\u2019s Hall 140,000 White Envelopes NO.7.SLIGHTLY - IMPERFECT OFFERED AT $1.30 per 1000, WORTH $2,00.Send for Sample, MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Printers, 1755&1787 Notre Dame st.MONTREAL AMUBEMENT3 ACADEMTYOF MUSIC HENRY THOMAS, Iessee & Manager, ABBEY & GRAU Grand French and Italian Opera Company NOLS ray vers Bett PRA, BOE: EVENING, JAN.27, FAUST.[Gounoi's Opera] THURSDAY EVENING, JAN.28, LOHENGR, {Wagner's Opera.] \u2019 IN, Mme Emma Albani, Mme Pettigiad, Mlle De Vigne, Mlle Bauermeister, Sie.Carbone M.Vinche, Sig, Grossi, Sig.Cernusce, Sig.Vivian, Sig.Vaschetil, Sig.Rinalaini, Sig.Fernando Valero.Prices\u2014$3, $2.50 and $2, gallery $1.Seats now on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s, Coming attraction\u2014Chas.Frobman\u2019s Comedy Co\u2014~Jane, , SPARROW & JACOBY\u2019 THEATRE ROYAL, Every afternoon and evening, week come mencing Monday, Jan, 25.WILLIAMS & ORRS -\u2014-o M'ETEFEORS0\u2014\u2014 America\u2019s Vaudeville Ccmpany 25\u2014 ARTISTS\u2014 25 One of the finest organizations travelliy \u20ac on the American Continent.Every memb © ofita star in all the acceptation of the t>rm gg Prices of admission\u2014 10, 20 and 30c; res :rved seats 0c extra.Plan at the theatre {rom 9 m {i110 p m.Week followinz\u2014Reilly & Wood.IMPORTANT : INTIMATION : TQ MEMBERS.The President and Directors have decided to hold a Grand Fancy Dress Entertainment at the Rink on Friday Eveni ug, l'evcuary 5th, Full particulars of sume will appear in a gsub- sequent advertisement, W.ALEX'R.CALDWELL, Secretary-Treasurer.Art Association of Montreal Phillips Square men\u201d Galleries open 9 am to dusk, Reading Room open toMem- bers till 6 p m.NOTICE.By Order of the Superior Court (Under the Winding Up Act.! IN THE MATTER OF THE HERALD CO.(LIMITED), In Liquidation, { NOTICE is berebg given that by order of the Superior Court all claims against the said Herald Company (Limited), must be filed with the undersigned on or be\u2018ore the thirtieth day of January, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.Pr WILL H.WHYTE, Liquidator to The Herald Co., Limited.Montreal, Dec.30th 1301, \u201crhe Sicily Asphaltum Paving Company Montreal sidewalks, Collars Floors, Yards, etc.Paved with Limmer Rock Asphalt Mastic, Streets Paved with Nicilian Rook Asphalt At lowest prices and work guaranteed, Send for circulars and Prices, OFFICE AND MILLS .10,123& 14 Mili-street SHERRIFE'S Islay Whiskey XX0.VO.OLD This Brand has maintained its High Reputation in Canada for THIRTY-FIVE YEARS GILLESPIES & (0 A ents for Canada HUGH : BRODIE, NOTARY PUBLIC.un missioner, £6 , and Issuer of Marriag Licenses, NEW - YORK - LIFE - BUILDING, McINTYRE CODE & ORDE3 .Barristers, Notaries &o, ; Supreme Court and Departmental Agents, | \u2018 OTTAWA, Ontario.{ A.F.MCINTYRE, Q, C.R.G.CopE i J.F.ORDA, FOR : SALHI A Fine Lot of Second-hand Radiators Boiler, Screens.& .Marble Tops Will be SOLD CHEAP | Robert Mitchell & Co Corner St.Peter and Crai Streets.\u2014\u2014\u2014; THE LARGEST AN BEST EQUIPED STUDIO IN CANADA.| WM NOTMAN & SON, PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE QUEEN, = Bleury-Street, - - MONTREAL THE SUN Bas secured during 1892 © 'W.D.Bowells, H.Rider Haggard.| George Meredith, Norman Lockyer, * Amdrow Lang, Conan Dorle, St, Geurge Mivart.Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipnng.J.Chandler Harris | R, Louis Stevenson, William Black, | W.Clark Russell, Mary E, Wilkins, : Frances Hodgson Burnett.And many other distinguished Writers | The SUNDAY SUN is the greatest Sundsy Newspaper in the world.PriceSca copy.By mail $2 a yoar.| Address, THE SUN, Now York, > TN uv NE.THE MAN WITH À SECRET.A NEW TYPE OF CRANK GENUS AS WALTER BESANT FOUND HIM.A Case of Misfortune\u2014The Brillant Author of \u201c Box and Cox\u2019 Dies in an Almshouse.(Walter Besant, in N.Y.I\u2019ress.) LoxpoN, Jan.18.\u2014Do you know the Man with a Secret?I do not mean the lawyer, or the priest, or the doctor with a secret about somebody else; I mean the man with a secret about himself.I have met many such men; their secrets are of various kinds, but whatever they sre the man is fain to communicate it from time to time.He must\u2014if he wers to be hanged for it\u2014he must impart that secret.Sometimes it is a secret of no importance at all; a thing which, were it pct for the honor and glory of the man in his own eyes, might be proclaimed from the housetop.Sometimes it is a very curidte secret._ I am now about to reveal one of the most curious secrets ever intrusted to my keeping.The man who told it is no more; fever and brandy\u2014or perhaps it was rum\u2014 carried him off in tropical re- glone, Imay therefore speak; I may tell that secret.Nobody will ever know the name of that man.He was a good looking man about five and forty, with a emiling face and a contagious laugh; he played ecarte, euchre, poker, piquet all day long.He laughed when he won and langhed when he lost.He absorbed a good deel of tobacco and a considerable quantity of drink; he laughed and told Stories about his travels; he had traveled a good deal, being by trade a railway engineer; he was 4 well read man and his talk was better than one gets from the average acquaintance of the steamer.I sat next to him at dinner, anu we became chummy, after the fashion of passengers; we found out what common acquaintances we had; and where wa had been at gchool, and so forth.I found presently that this man had a carious trick ot lapsing into a moody silence.Anytbing might turn him off into one of these fits; they would last for 10 minutes, or for an hour, or for a whole day.So much for introductiun.An Awful Opinion of Himself, Now for the secret.One night\u2014it was midnight, for the cabin was hot\u2014I was on deck.It was a splendid night, a full moor riding in the heavens, the water smooth save for the Atlantic roll, the steamer steadily making her twelve knots an hour on an even keel.I leaned over the stern, gazing upon the broad white stream of foam which we left behind ws.Presently I was roused by this man.He leaned beside me without saying a word.Daring the whole evening he had been glum.Af er a little he began to talk.\u201cYou wonder,\u201d ha said, \u201cwhy I go off into these fits of gloom.I will tell you.I never told anybody before.But I wi:l tell you, because you will not laugh at me ortalk about me.My friend, [ am of all men the most miserable, because L am possessed of the devil.Don\u2019t say \u2018SLoo!\u201d Don\u2019t interrupt.Don\u2019t say a word.It is a devil who fills me with\u2014 I hardly know how to tell you\u2014it is ab- surd\u20141t is preposterous\u2014 but there it is.He fiils me with envy, hatred and malice inexpressible toward men who have done me no harm\u2014men who are not rivals of my own at all\u2014men whose prosperity does not hurt me in the least.I hate them because they succeed.Why?Because of this devil withinme.Why should they succeed ?LT'ye succeeded myself ag much as I ever hôped to succeed, They haven°t stoppsd my getting en.Why should I want to stop them ?Don\u2019t say, \u2018Shoo!\u201d Don\u2019t interrupt.There is no reason for my hating them.You mentioned at dicner to-day a man whom we both know.You said how weil he was doing.I remembered him at school; we have never quarreled; he was senior to me; we have gone in different paths; we have never croeeed in business; yet directly you told me that he was succeeding I began to bate him.Yes, I hate him.Iloathe him.Curse him! I woud rejoices to hear that any misfortune had fallen him.It is all because of this devil ot mine.Well, but that isn\u2019t all; there\u2019s more again.Don\u2019t say a word.The more I hate a man, tbe more evil I wish him, the better and faster he gets on.Mark my words, when we land we shall bear that some strange stroke of good luck has fallen upon tbe man.\u201d His Prediction Verified, I ventured to suggest that the man might get;at by his ownmerits and apart from any evil wishes that might be formed against him.\u201cNo,\u201d he said, \u201cI am not to be deceived.I have made too mary observations of the thing.When I want a man to fall he succeeds; when I want him to go down hill he goes up.\u201d \u201c Then,\u201d Isaid, \u2018\u201cperhaps your devil would kindly inspire you with a desire to wish misfortune and failure for me as well\u201d He said nothing, but walked away, and mentioned the thing no more.Sometimes I wondered whether he, or his devil, has been of à malevolent mind to me.I muat add that when we got to port we found that the man he mentioned had been made attorney general.This curious form of self delusion seems to me quite singular.1 do not remember ever to have seen it in any book ; it is the reversa of the Evil Eye, because that brings misfortune involuntarily, whether it is desired or not; it is enough for the possession of the Evil Eye to be associated with any man or woman ; misfortune always fo's lows.In this case the wishes, prayers, and hop: for evil which lay in the man\u2019s heart were fiansformed into favoring breezes.His curses did not, as sometimes happens, come back to him ; they were changed into blessings on the way.It was, however, an uncomfortable pee to carry in one\u2019s bonnet.And the World Talks of Charity.Madison Morton is dead.A catechism of Madison Morton : Q.Who was Madison Morton ?A.The man who made the world laugh.Q.Did they laugh much or did they \u2018augh hin le?A.They Jeughed mueh, and for 50 ears.He stil], though dead, makes the vorid laugh.Q.So make the world laugh, in the midst of 80 many Cares, is u great sor- vice to humanity, You are very grateful, of rozrse?A.We are very grateful, indeed, Wa lavg\\ whenever we think of \u201cBox and Cox.\u201d aad tre zest of his farces.Q.No doubt be was very rich ?A.No.In his day there was a di- visicn of things, One man made the THE MONTREAT, HERALD play and another made the money.He was always very poor.Q.Then, of course, you a!l subscribe to make him comfortabre ut tie end of ! his life ?A.Nobody subscribed a penny.We were all laughing at his piays and had not the time.Q.But thera ia the Pansion fund.I Lelieve that £1200 a year is granted annually for those men and women of letters, science and art who may want assistance.Ofcourse, 80 popular a writer received at least £300 a year from this fund! A.No.That fund was exhaastad in providing for widows and daughters of men who had no connection with literature, science and art.M dison Morton got none of it.Q.Does the country allow this tand to be diverted from the original purpose for which it was granted?A.The country, represented by the members of Parliament, does not care a siraw whether men of genius starve or not.Q.Then did Madison Morton starve ?A.No.He was recelved into an almshouse.He was a poor brother ot tbe Charter House.Q.Is the country ashamed ?A.Not in the least, so far as I know.Q.Can the country be persuaded to insist that this grant\u201d of £1200 à year shall be applied to the purposes for which it was intended ?There is no way of persuading them unless it is made a party question.No vote is influenced by,such a simple thing as the poverty and old age of a man who has delighted the world for 50 years.Go anl question somebody else.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE BAHAMAS WITHIN HAIL, Arrival en the Florida Coast of This End of the Submarine Cable.Je r1TER, Fla., 23.\u2014The British steamship Westmeath arrived here this atier- noon with the telegraph cable which is to connect the Bahamas with the rest of the world, the line running direct from Naesau, N- P., to tbis point, The West- meath left Naesau on Jan.15.The cable will probably be landed here early tomorrow morning, after which the vessel will start back to Nassau immediately, paying out cable as sue goes.A few hours before the arrival of the cable, the new Western Union line from Jackaonville to Jupiter was completed.A temporary office was at once established and Supt.Dillon sent the first message over the new line to Jacksonville about 10 o\u2019clock.By next Wednesday it is expected that Sir Ambrose Shea, the Governor of the Bahamas, can commuoicate with Queen Victoria ia London in less than three hours\u2019 time.This is the firat cable ever laid from any one of the Bahamas group.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_._ CUTTING COAL PRICES.The Lebigh and Wilkesbarre Forces an Issue with Reading, HazekLroN, Jan.23.\u2014The sudden and unexpected move of the Lehigh and® Wilkesbarre Coal Company in reducing the prices of all siz:8 cf coal from 30 to SÛ cants, has caused à great commotion in New York and Philadelphia, ani among all the eoal com panies throughout the anthrecite region.Elmer E.Lowall, ot Wilkesbarre, general supermtendant of all the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company\u2019s ¢ol- lieries, said to-day that self-preservation was the object of lis company.It had lost $500,000 the past year,and its neighbor, the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, was said to have lost double that amount.The object in making the reduction was to force the combination to help then out.The immediate cause of the reduction was that the Reading Company had secured 21 per cent.of the allotment and the other companies objected.The Le- high and Wilkesbarre decided not to submit to the reduction of its allotment and had laanched out to bring the matter to au issue by establishing ruinous prices.The coat of mining coal is from $1.80 to $2 per ton, and the price at present is $1.40 a ton, The eituation means ruin to many of the small operators.However, it 18 believed thet the action of the Lehigh and Wilksbarre Coal Company will bring about a combination very soon, and in thet event the price of coal will go up at least $1, which will make mining profitable once more.Did Jones Throw the susie Burraro, Jan, 23 \u2014Charles T.Jones, a member of \u201cThe Tar and l'arc\u201d company, bad à room on the fiftu floor vi tue Mansion House Tuesday and Wednesday, while the company was here.Alongside the hotel are the Erie Railroad tracks.Farly Wednesday morning Geo.R.Woodward, a train despatcher, was riding by the hotel on a train when an empty beer bottle etruck him and broke, cutting his head in several places.The wounds were at first considered trifling, but erysipelas has set in and it is said to-night his condition is critical.The accident has been investigated, and it 18 alleged that Jones tose- ed the empcy beer bottle out of tbe window.pe Bloody Fight In Mendoza.MENDOzA, via Garveston, Texas, Jan, 23.\u2014A number of the deputies of the Provincial Chamber met at tue house of Dr.Suarez last night.The house was attacked by a mob of armed men, and a desperate fight ensued.After the attack had besn repulsed it was found that Senor Navajos, secretary of the Chamber of Dejuties, had been kilied, while Dr.Suarez ava others were seriously wouudud Friends of the men who were : ssailed bave armed themselves and swear that they will have revenge.The police are patrolling the streets, apd further trouble ana blosusiieu are fearea.\u2014 - - Terrible Experience at Seu.VALPARAISO, Chili, Jan, 23, - Che Cleary Opera Company, which ws on board the steamer John Elder when she wen.on the rocks of Queriquind Island at Carranza Cape, arrived her: to-day.They had a terrible experience at sa in an open boat after they lait the wra.k- ed steamer, but all the members of ta! company are well.A portion of treir baggage was saved.JN As to Chillan Animosity.; Loxpox, Jan.23\u2014Tue correspondent of the Times at Santiago telegraphs today that the despatches stating that great animosity is entertained in Chili against the United States are utterly without foundation in truth, The co:- respondent further says that everything is quiet in Chili.: ARE NOT a Pu N - @ative Modi- cine, They are 8 RBLoop BUILDER, Tonic and RECON- P STRUCTOR, as they X supply in a condensed M:rr BLoon, or from VITIATED HUMoORS in ihe Broop, aud also y invigorate and BUILD {V7 the Broop and M SYSTEM, when broken down by overwork, af mental worry, disease, gy oxcesses and indiscre- gl tions.They have & SPECIFIC ACTION On £5 both men and women, restoring LOST VIGOR worries und correcting all LAE gn \u2018EGULARITIES and VA 2 SUPPRLSSIONS.EYE: 27 ma Who finds his mental fac- aa \u20ac C4 ulties dull or failing, or iis physical powers flaguing, should take these Pris.\u201d They will restore Lis lost energies, both physical aud montal, IE Du Rif H should take them.EY 3 2Y SOA \u2018They cure all suppressions » 1 irregularities, which inevitably eniail sivliness when neglected, MEIMM RITA] should take these Pros.Vos Sa HEN hoy will cure the re- SulLs of youiuiol bad habits, and streuginen the systent e RIS hould take them.G WOHER fre Pas OT vas Ld make tiem veguiar, Tor sale by all druggists, or wiil bo sent upon recoipu of prico (50c.per box), by addressing TEE DR.WILLIANS\u2019 KED.CO.Brockville, Ont Municipal Elections PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the election of Aldermen in the several Wards thereof where there is a contest, will be held UNDER THK BALLOT SYSTEM, on MONDAY, the FIRST FEBRUARY next.The Polls will be opencd in all the said Wards at NINE o'clock in the forenoon and closed at FIVE o'clock in the arternoonat the uifferent places fixed by the Board of Revisors, as follows, to wit: CENTRE WARD.Poll No 1\u2014At or near No 44 Capital-street, comprises electoral district No 1, bounded by the river, Callieres, St Francois Xavier, St Paul and St Gabriel-streets.Poll No 2\u2014At or near No 1614 Notre Dame- street, comprises electoral districts Nos 2 and 3, bounded by St Paul, St Francois Xavier, Notre Dame and St Jean Baptiste-streets.Poll No 3\u2014At or near No 568 Craig-street, comprises electoral distriet No 4, bounded by Notre Dame, St Francois Xavier, Cralg, Place d\u2019Armes Hill and Square.Poll No 4\u2014At or near No 31 Fortification- street, comprises electoral district No 5.divided by St James-street, Piace d\u2019Armes Hill, Craig-street and St Lambert Hill, Poll No 5\u2014At or near No 9) St James-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 6 and 7, bounded DbLy Notre Dame-street, Place d\u2019Armes-square, st James and St Lamuert- streets.Poll No 6\u2014At or near No 40°'St Gabrie'- street Fire station, comprises electoral districts Nos 8 and 9, bounded by St Paul, St Jean Baptiste, Notre Dame and St Lambert- streets, St Lambert Hili and Craiz and St Gabriel streets.ST.LAWRENCE WARD, Poll Nol\u2014At or near No 113 Vitre-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 1 and 2, bounded by Craig, St Urbain, Lagauche.iere and St Lawrence-streets.Poll No 2\u2014At or near No 74 St Urbain- street, comprises electo-al district No 3, bounded by Craiz, Cheuneville, Durchestsr and St Urbain streets, Poll No 3\u2014At or near No 23 Jurors-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 4 and 5, dboundea by Craig, Bleury, Lagauchetière and Chenneville-streets.Poll No 4+At or near No 41} Jurors-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 6 aud 7, bounded by Craig, 3t Alexander, Lagauche- tiere and Bleury-streets.Poll No5\u2014At 6 near No 93 St Charles Bor- romee street, comprises electoral district No 8, bounded by Lagauchetiere, St Urbain, Dor- chester and 8t Luwiencesstreets.Poll No 6\u2014At or near No 22} A nderson- street, comprises electoral district No 9, bounded by Lagauchetiere,Bleury,Dorchester and Chenneville-streets.Poll No 7\u2014At or near No 94 Bleury-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 10 and 14, bounded by Lagauchetiere, St Alexander, St Catherine, St George, Dorchester and Bleury- streets.Poll No8-Ator near No 143 St Charles Borromee-street comprises electoral dirtricts Nos 1l and 12, bounded by Dorchester, St Philippe, St Catherine and St Lawrence- streets.Poll No 9\u2014At or near No 3 St Philipp - street, comprises electoral dis rict No 13, bounded by Dorchester, 8t George, 3t Catherine and St Philippe-streeus.Poll No 10\u2014At or near No 301 St Charles Borromee-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 15 and 16, bounded by St Catherine, St Urbain, Ontario and St Lawrence-streets.Poll No 11\u2014At Or near No 4 Plateau-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 17 and 21.bounded by St Catherine, Mance, Sherbroske and St Urbain-sireets.Poil No 12\u2014At or near No 208 Bleury-streat, \u2018 comprises electoral districts Nos 18 \u2018and 19, tounded by St Catherine, City Councillors, Berthelet, Ontario and Mance-streets.Poll No 13\u2014At or near No 1695 Ontario- street, comprises electoral district No 20, bounded by Ontario, St Urbain, Sherbrooke and St Lawrence-streets.i Poll No 14\u2014At or near No 298 Bleury-street, comprises clecioral district No 22, bounded by Ontar.o, Berthelet, City Councillors, sherbrooke and Mance-sireets.l'o1 No 15\u2014At or near No 464 St Lawrence- street, comprises electoral district No 23, bounided by sherbrooke, St Familie, Prince Arthur and 8: Lawrence-streets, , Street, comprises electoral districts Nos 10 and 19, bounded by Mignonne, St, Domipi Outario und German-sireels.| \u2018ane, Poll No 14\u2014At or near No 281 G>rman- street, comprises electoral district New.Lounded by Mignonne, German, Ontario and St Elizabeth-streets.Poly No 15\u2014At or near No 213 Sanzuinat- street.comprises electoral dis riele 0s 21 and 2 bounded by Mignoune and St Elza- streets, à line through to St Emery street, St Ewmery and 8t Denis-streets.y Poll No 16\u2014At or near No 27 St Emery- street, comprises electoral district No 33, ounded by St Emery-street through to se Elizabeth-street, St Elizabeth, Ontario and St Lenis-streets, Poll No17\u2014At or near No 235 St D>nis- street, comprises electoral district No 21, bounded by Ontario St Constant and Sher- brooke-streets, Laval-avenue, St Louis square and nis-street.Poll No 18&\u2014At or near No 280 St Domin- ique-street, comprises electoral district No 2, bounded by Ontario, St Lawrence, Sherbrooke and Si Constant streets.Poll No 19\u2014at or near No 479 St Lawrence- street, comprises electoral distric\u2018s Nos 2 and 27, bound-d by Sherbrooke, St Lawrence, Prince Arthar and St Hypolite-streets.Poll No ¢g-At or near No 45 St Hypolite street, comprises electoral district No 28, bounded by Sherbrooke, St Hypolite and Prince Ar- thur-streets and Laval-avenue.Poll No 21\u2014At or near No 56 St Lawrence- street, comprises electoral district No 2, bounded by Prince Arthur, St Lawrence,Roy and St Dominique-streets, Poll No 22\u2014At or near No 1584 St Hypolita- street, comprises electoral district No 3), bounded by, Prince Arthur, St Dominique, | Roy and St Hypolite-streets.comprises electoral district No 31, bo by Prince Arthur, sureets and Laval-avenue.Poll No 24\u2014At or near No 38 Drolet-street.undad | by St Louis-square, Laval-avonue Roy an su Denis-streeus.' \u2019 y Poll No 25-\u2014At or near No 53 St Dominique- | street, compriseselectoral districts Nos 3s and St Jean Baptiste ward and St Hypolite-strcer.Po!l No 26\u2014At or near No 210 Cadieux-street, comprises electoral district No 35, bounded by Roy and St Hypolite-streets, St Jean Baptiste ward and Pantaleon-street, Poll No 27\u2014At or near No 632 Saneninet- street.comprises electoral district No 36, bounded by Roy and Pantaleon-streets, st Jean Baptiste ward and Sanguinet-street.Po.l No 28\u2014At er near No 203 Roy-street, comprises electoral districts Noa 37 and iS, bounded by Roy and Sanguinet-streets, SL Jean Baptiste ward and St, Denis-street.HOCHELAGA WARD, Poll No 1\u2014At er near No 133 Aarbor-street, comprises electoral districts Nos 1 and 2, bounded by the river, Iberville, Mignonne and Harbor-streets, Poll No 2\u2014At or near No 200 Frontenac- street, comprises electoral districts Nos 3 and 4, bounded by Mignonue, Iberville, Ontario, Frontenac, Lafontaine aud Harbor-streets.Poll No 3\u2014At or near No 651 Outario-street, compriseselectora] districts Nos 5 aud 16, bounded by Lafontaine, I'rontenac and [ber - ville-streets, to the city limits north, the ci ty limits north, Moreau, Untario and Harbor- streets.Poll No 4\u2014At or near No 85 Marlborough- street, comprises electoral districts Nos 6 and 7, bounded by the river, Harbor, Ontario and Moreau-streets, comprises electoral disiriet No 8, bounded by the river, Moreau, Uniarioand Prefontaine- streets, Poll No 6\u2014At or near No 13} Desery-streat comprises electoral districts Nos 9 and lo, bounded by the river, rrefontaine, Ontario and Desery-stieets, Poll No 7~At or near No 145 St Catherine- street, comprises electoral district No 11, nounded by the river, Desery, Rouville, St Germain, St Catherine and Davidson-streets.Poll No8\u2014At or near No 299 Desery.street, comprises electoral districts Nos 12 and 13, bounded by St Catherine, St Germain, Hou- vilte, Desery, Ontario and Darling streets, Poll No 9\u2014At or near No 51 Darcling-street, comprises electoral district No 14, bounded dy the river, Davidson,St Catherine, Darling, Stadacona aud Cuvititer-streets.Poll No 10\u2014At or near No 7 St Cathe\"ine- street, corner Cuvillier, comprises electoral district No 15,bounded by the river,Cuviliier > Stadacona, Darling, Ontario and Moreau.streets, and the city limits north aud east.ST, GA BRIEL WARD.Poll No1-\u2014At or near No 225 Ropery-street, comprises electoral district No |, bounded by Manufacturers and Charlevoix-streets, the Lachine canal and St Ann\u2019s ward, Poll No2\u2014~at or near No 110 Laprairie- street, comprises electoral aistrict No 2, bounded by Centre, Ropery and Manutac- turers-streets and St Ann\u2019s ward.Poll No 3\u2014At or near No 21 Soulanges-street, comprises electoral district No 3, bounded by | NERVE jody or mind caused ça hy overwork, or the Repl LITOTR 2nd excesses of CHARLES R.BLACK Aoooun.ant, aauciar Agent, Auditor, Trus ee &c vs.+.John street « >NIREAL Beit :»ep- né, No.536.Reference hy 6rm:88193 vo Hon Alexandra Mackenzie, M.P.Toronto,\u201d Gex.Hagueer .general \u2018anager Merchancs Bank of Canadu Mon treal, J, Murray Smith, ., manager Bunk of l'o-anto, Montreal, À.* Crombia, Esn.Manager Canadian Bank of, Commerce M outreal kor Sale to Close Consigu- ments.Bleaching Powder, Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Sal Ammoniac.Henry Dobell & Co.Agents WALTER TOWNSEND Raliway Supplles- STANDAR) BUILDING ST.JAMES-STREET STEEL RAILS Bolling & Lowe, London, : @ odwin Bros.Poll No 23\u2014At or near No 73 Cadieux-street, | Scottish Steel & File Works } Sheffield St Hypolite \u2018and Roy- Martel Furnace Co., St.Ignace, Mich | Erie Car and Car Wheel Go.Erie, Pa comprises electoral district No 82, bounded | RailwaySupnly Co.Cincinnatig,.| THE NATIONAL CORDAGE COMPANY NEW YORK, JANUARY 8, 1892, Sh funded by Roy and st Lawrenies'sirasis.| To Board of Directors ha this day dssiared CENT on the Preferred, and TWG AND ONE- HALF PER CENT.on the Common Stock ot this Company, payable Feb.1, next, at.the transfer office of the Company, 132 Front - street, this city.and reopen Feb.2next.CHARLES DAVIS, The books will close fan 15 Treasurer JOHN H.R.MOLSCON & BROS Ale and Porter Brewers.1006 Notre Name Strees Monireal ave alWaÿsOn hand the varions ginds of AUX AND PORTER! ® WOOD AND BOTTLR Fen iles reguiany supnite\u201d NERVE BEANS arg a new disc very that relieve and cure the worst cages of Nervous Dobility, Lost Vigor, Failing Manhood; restore the weakness ef PARTICULAR ATTEN ION paid to applications received by any CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT.\u2014C\u2014 \u2014~MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES\u2014 266 St.James Street [corner McGill) anda Stations.Central Vermont Railroad IMPORTANT OHANGES IN TRAIN SERVICE, ADDITIONAL TRAINS to NEW YORK &BOSTON Four Fast Express Trains to New York Four Fast Express Trains to Boston, : leave Bonaventure Station as follows :\u2014 For New York Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, {Late Maclennan & Macdonald), BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &¢.CORNWALL, ONT.F.B.MAOLENNAN, Q.0., J.W.LIDDELE H.CLINR + LEITCH & PRINCLE, Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, Solciters Chae tery, Notaries Puilie, &e, cul 8.And Royai Mal! Steamers PROPOSED SAILINGS FEOM NEW YORK, Pier 38, foot of King street.NEVAdE.Sat, Oct.3 11.00a,m Arizona + BL 3.30 pom « 7 930a.m « 14 300 pom « # 21 , 30am ¢ 28 3.0 p.ra ees, 2 am \u201c + 19 5008 m vo » 26 130p.m OABIN PASSAGE KATES \u2018Wyoming, Wisconsin or Nevada, accords ing to location of berth, Queenstown or Liverpool, 850, $60, 8580 Rouad Trip, - - 81e0, $120, 8144 London, 37 extra.Paris, Havre or Ham- purg, $15 extra each way, On 88.Alaska and Arizona the rooms are fitted for two, three and four passengers, tne rates for these steamers being $60, $80 and $100 for single passage, and $120, $i44 and $180 for round trip, Special rcoms from 3250 to .Children under 12 years half price, Infants free.Servants $50.Deposit ¢ %25 necessary in all cases to secure berths, These steamers are buiit of Iron 1a water tight compartments, and are furni~hed with very requisite to make the paesuge across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having Bath-room, Smoking-room, Drawing-roo m Piano and Library; also, experienc ur geon.Btewardess and Caterer on sack teamer.\u2018The State-rooms are all upper deck, hus eneuring those greatest of all Inxnr set ex: perfect ventilation and light.Twenty Cubic Feet of Baggage allowed Each Adult Passenger, seeand Cansu\u2014Single passage Un Alaska or Arizona, $3 roundtrip $65.S.ngle passage on Wyomiug, Wisconsir or Nevada, $30, round trip $4, Third class rail to or from London, Bristol or Cardiff, $3.00 each way additional.Ten cubic feet of baggage allowed each adult passenger.8.00 a _m Fast train viaWhite Ex\u2019pt Sun} River Jc and Lowell, ar\u201cving Boston 7.30 pm 5.30 p m | Fag.train via Bel.Ex\u2019pt Sun lo lowsFls and Fiteh- urg, Arr n 7.00 am CORNWALL, ONT.oR m Night Express via .W.GLY a oncord an w red Lxrrou, BR.W.PRIN ell arr Boston 8.15 am Gibbens, MoNab & Mulkern BARRISTERS, ATIORNEYS &c.: .OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Streets LONDON ONT.x0.O.GIBBONS, Q.C., G20.MONAB 5 MULKERN QC.Caen, F, Hanrsa August?O'Hara Baynes, BLL NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER.Assignee of Minutes of Late G.F.Cleveland N.P.) Marriage Licenses issued.Money to Lend on Mortgage Temple Bullding, [88 St.James St Bell Telephone 1717.EDMUND GUERIN, B.A,, B.C.L, ADVOOATE, BARRISTER, &e.Commissiona for the Province Law Chambers Nos, 208 and 209, 2nd fiat, New York Life Building, Montreal.Bell telephone GEOFFRION, BORION and ALLON ADVOOATES 107 er.JAMES ST.\u201cImperial Building,\u201d riace d\u2019Armes C.A GEOFFRION, C.R., A.DORION, J.B.AKLAD [Evy WILLIAM HOLT SECOR iCounselior at Laws 10 West 332d Streed, ptown Herald Building, 20T\u20141re New York Bark References.Money Invested Lafamme : Madore : Cross : & : LaRoche BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &o.NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING MONTREAL Hon, R Lafñiamme Q.0.J, P.C-Madore A.Gross 230 M.@.LaRochell MACDONALD, MACINTOSH MeCrimmon BARRISTERS 49 King-st West, Toronto O HALLORAN O\u2019HALLORAN ADVOU*SES, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Cowansvill Que, J- O'Halloran Q.C George F.0\u2019Halloan Duhamel, Muiceaun & Merril BARRISTERS &C.JOSEPH DUHAMEL, Que: 4 ¥.R.MARCEAU, LL.E, ALFRED E.MERRILL LL A.1709 Notre Dame-street.1709 Royal Insurance Building, Onp.Irglrm Mu Telephone No.267 9, Ove v JAMES BAXTER 130 BT, FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL] Uommercial Paper Bought Advances made on Warehouse Receipts.Real Estate Bought or Exchanfed E.Leonard & Son LEONARD BALL\u201d Automatic Compound Condensing Ensint Automatic Compound Fngines, Standard Automatic Cut-off engines Leonard Tangve Engines Leonard Engines.Stationary, Locomotive and Upright Portable Engines and Boilers, E.LEONARD & SONS Corom n:~ aud Nazareth-sts, Montrea HALSTED & MCLEAN, Wagner New Vestibule BaufletPalace Drawing Koom and Sleeping Cars Jn all through rains, For Tickets.Time-tables and ail Informa tion, apply to sue Company's office, 186 St, James street.A C STONEGRAVE.Canadian Passengey A; B.W OUMMINGS E.C.Shir General Pass.Agen.Second Vice-Pr ST.ALBANS, VT.Nov.15, a Delaware New York \u2014 AND TO \u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boge ton.Phliadelnhla Baltie more and Waghington, AND ALL POINTSSOUTH AND EAST Quick Time.No Delays TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 8 25'à m\u2014Daily except : unday.arriving in New York at8 50 pm Through ing- room car Montreal to New York Drawing ' p m\u2014Night Express, Sunday included, Wagner\u2019s Buffet Vestibule Bleepire ae through to New York without change, arriving in New York at6 45 next mornin @-Tnis train mades close conveetion at Troy and Albany with Rleeping car Train for Bosiom, Arriving at 10 45 am New York Through mulls aud Express carried via this line Information given and! Tickets gold a \u2018Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, all Gran Trunk Offices and at the Company s Office 143 St.James street, Montreal J.W.BURDICK, W.H.HENRY, General Pass Agt Agent Albany, N.Y.Montreal PATENTS.@vveats and Re-issues securad, Trude Marks egistered, and all other pateat caases in the Patent office and before the Seurts promptly and carefully prosecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketch of invention I make a careful examination and ads vise a8 to patentability free of charge.With my offices directly across from the Patent Office and being in persona] aitenc- ance there it i8 apparent thal I have superior facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the more vigirous and success: \"al prosecution of applications for patent and for attendibg to afl business entrusted to my are in the shortest possible time, FEES MODERATE.and exclusive ate eution given to patent business, Informa.\u2018on, advice and special reference sent om res pos .Es J.R.LITTELY, oijeitor and Attorney in Patents Causes, Wasulugton D, À \u201cation this paper, = Kingston and Montreal ! FORWARDING CO.LIMITER, ; Through contracts for al} classes of treights, east or west, made on liberal} terms.Gpecial attention given to recttfé ing and forwardine grain The company have floats - ing elevators at Portge mouth Harbor, Kingston, | Ont,and a barge capacity of 400,000 bushels per trip between Kingston and Montreal.- \u2018 J Suen eset) | GURE FOR MEN | OUR TREATRENT IS A POSITIVE AND RADICAK CURE FOR ALL WORKS OF NERVOU Sy bikie ABS or IS DISORDERS, DECLINING BLOOD AR DISEASES, Fromptrenily y © ing aud Row you may cure yourselfed BANKERS 2M} BRCKERS | Office 31 Erad Street N'Y Supe, rg sureet trestinen t known, J mailed FREE.on-Dupre of te peas B Medical Cou Inc.under Laws Fob oun via Rutland Apply to x un a Rutlan ro , P | andAlbany.arr.NT Ssopm A.M.USDERBILL &33 8,001 2 M.I Express, Jia While - 85 Broauway, New York, X un c an: ringfie » | River arr Now Yk 10.00 pm de Y.CILMOUR & co.5:30 mijFastNighttrain, via 854 St, Paulstreet, or Dally Troy and Albany D BATTERSBY arriving New York 6.45 n ma 174 StJamez Atreet.5.35 p m Night Express via Daily Springfield & New Bayen arr New Y\u2019k 11,30 am H | E S | A R For Boston 120m Pry Expres via Rue LINE un andand Fitchbur P arsivng Boston, 655 pm Royal and United States MATLSTEAMBERS New Tork to Liverpool calling at Queenstown, Sailing eve Wednesday from Pier North River, \"y 8, \u2018The steamers ofthis line take specified routes according to th e season of year.Propos ed sailings subject to Change From From Liverpool New York Dec 23 \u2026.Germanijc,.Jan 6,11 am Dec 30 .s.Adriatic .Jan 13, 3 m Jan 6 .*leutonie.,.Jan 20, 1) Xam Jan 13 .Britannic.Jan27, 2 pm Jan 20 2.*Majestic.Feb 3,10 am 4 Jan27 .e.Germanic.Feb10, 2 pm Feb 3 .*Teutoniec.,.Feb17, 9 am Feb10 .+ Bri.anaie.Feb 24, 2 pm Feb 17 *Majestic.Mar 2, 830am Feb 24F Germanic., .Mar9, 3 pm Mar 2 .Marl, 3 pm Mar 9 .Britannic.,, Mar 23,1 30pm Mar 16 .*Majestic .Mar30,8 pm Saloon Rates\u2014§50 and whwards according to accommodations and steame* selected.Return tickets at reduced rates.*Superior second cabin accommo.ation on these steamers, Second Cabin Majestic and Teutonic, $35 and $40.For sailings Dec 2 and 16, $40 and $45.Steerage Tickets through from Montreal to Europe at low rates, For further information and passage appl H.Maitiand Kersey, 29 Broadwas, New York.B.J.Coghtin, 364 8t.Paul street, Montreal.Wm.F.Egg.C.P.R.Ticket Agent, 266 St.James street.CUNARD LINE.TLANE ROUTE! New York Liverpool and Queenstown.FAST EXPRESS MAIL ERVIOR.or aud FROM PIRE (0.N.R.YORE.Etraris.c.coeeiennnne s.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Jan 80,53) am AUTANIA.0000000r00 seen Feb 6,1 pm Umbrifesieeccoeenicrnsionn veotteb 13,530 am Bervifaeeescersscsese.eee.Feb 20,11 am Etruria.»\u2026\u2026.Feb27,5 am Eurania,.seiiieresesressMcl 512 am Extra Steamer: Bothnig.seeeeisorsercocennns +.Febl0, 2 pm Gallia ieiieeisiierenioneanees Feb24, 2 pm RATES OF PABBAGK Cabin, $60 and upwards, according to acccm modation, Second cabin, $35.Steerage Ticketa to and from ail partzo.Eurcpe at very lowest rates.Ibrough Bills of Lading given for Belfast} Glasgow Havre, Antwerp and other ports on tne Continent and for Mediterranean ports, For freight and passage apply at the Com vsny?ofMce, No.à Bowling Green, New Yoru VERNON H, BROWN & CO General Agents, to THOMAS WILSON, Agent, 8 St, Francois Xavier street, K Y.GELMOUR & CO.854 Bt.Paul street,\" Montrea INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS © FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL~ Carrying the United State Mail, PROPOSED SAILINGS: From New York [802 orto City of Paris,.Wed.Jan 6,10.30a m City of Berlin.* \u201c 20, 9.30 a m City of Chester.of \u201c 27, 83 prm City of Chicago.* Feb 39 am City ot Berlin.\u201c17, 830a m City of New York.,.24, 2300p m City of Chicago.Mar 2, 8 a m Rates of passage, $60, $80 and $100, according to acoommodation_all having equal saloon privileges, Children between 2 and 12 years of age hal fare.Servancs; $50.Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris, $15and $29 additional, according to the route selectea Intermediate passage $35, round trip, $65.Special Round Trip Tickets at Reduced Rates\u2014Steerage at very Low Rates For freight or passage apy t0 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Co.neral Agents, No.6 Bowling Green, New York, or W.H TENRY, 68 Br Trea street, or CILMOU 8548t .Paul On trean; MUNN\u2019S BONELESS - CODFISH the cold Medal at the Jamaica Exhibition, Thiee porce article is universally acknowe 1ge be the best on the market.It is packed in the most Ecomomieat and Onnventent way in -1b bricks v assorted boxes, 5 1bs., 10 1bs., 20 lbs and 40 lbs, Quality Very Choice.\u2014 Buy the Besh STEWART MUNN & C0 MONTREAL = == BEAVER LINE The Canada Shipping Co's LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN Boston & Liverpool Comprieing the following first-class, Clyde- built.full-powered iron steamsnips: Lake Ontario,Capt, H.Campbell, 5,3) Ton#, Lake Superior, k Wm.Stewart 5,000 \u201c Lake Huron, * F,Carey, 4,100 4 Lake Winnipez * OF, Æerriman 3,300 - Iake Nepigon ** \u2014 2,300 TNTER SAILINGS \u201401\u2014 Liverpool Direct From 1-poo}l nreamship From Boston, Decem er 24 Lak.Superior.Jannary 12 January 3.Lake Huron.22 \u201c 13.Lak9 Ontario.February 1 Between and Boston Direct connection ic made nt Boston for ail points in Canada and the United States.Rates of Passage via Boston to Liverpool Saloon Including Rail Fare 847.50 T° do Return tickets.\u2026 92.50 eerage at Lowest Intermediate nad Rates, Passengers and Bazzage are tranferred at Poston to and from the Railway Stations and Steainers ¥ree of Charge, Baggage to snd from Wtontresi and Boston checked ihrough without customs examipation, For freight or orper puricuiars apply\u2014ln Belfa t ta A, A.WATT, 8 tustom House sqnar 3; in Quecnriown to N, G&G, SEYMOUR & Co, in Liverpool to R, W.Romrwres, 21 Waterestreetsin nehec to BR, PF.Srwrty 125 Peter-atrest.In Boston to Æ.À.Aaams & Co 1lState L t sirec H.E, MUKRAY General Mau Custom House Squa DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.Montreal Portland and Halifax to Liverpool.From From Portland.Steamer Halifax.Jan, 14 Thur.,,.,.Toronto.8at Jan.16 Jan.28 \u2018 .8arnia .,.* Jan.30 Feb.11 \u201c .,.Labrador.** Feb.13 Steamers will sail from Portland about 1 p m Thursday and from Halifax \u2018abouti pm Saturday, after arrival of railway connec ons, REDUCED WINTER RATES.Rates of passage from Portland or Ralifax to Liverpool or Londonderry\u2014Cavin, 840 to $0.Return $80 to $11u.Srcond cabin to iverpeol, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glas- ow or Belfast, $25, return $55.Steerage to tverpeol, l.oudonderry, London, Glasgow, Belfast or Queenstown, $20.Midsbip saloons apd stavercoms, ladies rooms and smoking rooms on the bridge deck Superior accommodation for 11 classes of passengers.Bristol Service for Avonmouth Dock, 8.8.Texas from Portland about.«Jan, 24 S 5, Deminpion from }'ortland about.Feb, 7 For tickets and every intormation appiy to any ageut.of the Company or David Torrance & Co.General Agents, Montreal, Can,, and Portiand, Me, HANSA STEAMSHIP CO OF HAMBUIF Tne following first class steamers will renter a regular service \u201cbetween HAMBURG, ANTWERP and MONTREAL- 8.8 l'iczhaben, (new corre 8.R Stabbenhuk new f .,.4 Af Baumwall new j.- 4.85 Wandrahm new.esses 3.800 tons, SR Hteinnoft vew).\u2026 +.01020000 003,600 tons SB Grimm ,newW).0000000000000c.8.600 tons +R Rehrwieder.3,100 tons .SAS CrONION .0uc0s cure su00 000 8,100 tons &B GrasbrOOK.00.000100 0 0oonons 000011 BANO tONE, During the present winter season the Han sa Line Steamers will pert rm a ten days\u2019 service between Hamburg, Antwerp and Boston, Messrs, Wm.Johnston t Co.Lt\u2019d., are the agents in Boston.\u2014 The undersigned are now prepared to quote rates of freight and to close freight contracts for the coming season of open navigation, when Hansa Line Steamers will again saul regularly between Hamburg, Antwerp and Montreal, the first steamer leaving the other side about the 15th of April for Montreal direct.Kor further particulars apply to MUNDERLOH & CO.General Agents, Montreal.January 2nd, 1892.ROY AI MATT, STEAMSEIPS.me This Gompany's Linss are COmposed of Log following Double Enxined Clyde Built IRON AND STEEL STEAMSHIPY They are built in water-tight compartmenty and unsurpassed for strength, speed and om fort and are fitted up with all the moderg improvements that practical experiance can maggest Tons, ASBSIBL cops conver.vt Capt.Of My ASSYHIAU.00100 BST) Capt, Jon Fema Austriar .+ .2458 Capt, Siirra: restllian .,«.00 400 Capt, Whyte, BueauSAYreun,.25 Capt Vipond Vinatiauess Capt.J.Goodwin Carthaginian 4219 Capt.John Fraucej Caspian.C738 Ua pte meme Circassian, 8724 Capt.R.P.Moore, Grece\u201d Vis Gant CEE Moss 9 Ua .E Lea Hibernian +2707 Capt, Jona wo alias woe 1035 Capt, T, McC Mech, bi.sven Capt; Yon dnm on Moscroo os 47H eu Monts Viden, orn 350 iw ParToit RNR Nestorlan.2489 Capt, Gunsen 3323 Oapt.W.Christie, 3305 Capt, RB.H, Fiuzghes Ran fei 5 ose top?2038 Capt.J, W None a 2425 Capt.D.J.James 3983 Capt.Alex, McDongai} 4864 Capt.W.Da.xie], 1++.8080 Capt.Fairfull .200 Cant.Dan, op: \u2019e a Sarmatian.\u2026.3647 Gant.Johnstheardson Scandinavian.088 Capt.Stewarg Bibarian .8904 Capt, J.Park, Waldensign.54% Capt.Brodie State of Cal\u2019Pnia.5500 Capt Broas .Siti of Serra dio Gas: Li roms of Nevada apt.i State ofPinsynia P fin Polynesian Pomeran!an WINTER: SERVICE.Proposed Sailings Subject to Chaag Liverpool Portland and Halifax Service All steamers call at Halifax o - mard andoutward voyages.n'both home *Steamships Numid:sn and ongnl'an Will car:7 cattle aod onl - senge Tol ca 98 1.\" cabin jassengers From From Fr L'pool i Steamships Portland Halifax Ï | 31 Dec Yarisian.21 Ja La.14Jan Sardin.an.4Feb [gion 25 Jan *Numidian.\u2026 18 Feb :0 Feb 11 Feb Circassian., 3 Mch 5 mech 25 Feb [*Mongolian.17 Mch 19 Moh | | i Ueamers gail from Portland about n.m, TLaArsagys, ol as ~00n as possible after the arnval of drand Trunk Railwa su due at Portland at noon.Trail connecting with the steumare rave Montreal for Poruland, via C.P.R.815 p.m.arriving at Portland 8 a.m; via G.1.R.10 là p'm.arriving at Portland 11.45 a im.Rates of Passage Cabin $40 and upwards, 2hildr.eo 2 to 12 years, half fare; under 2 y.ars, ir ¢.Inter- wedin\u2019e $25; steerage, $20; cL dre»?to 12 years halt fare; under 1 year, 1 \u2018a.New fork and Glasgow Service y à London - derry Late State Line of Steamer.From ew York: -_\u2014 Glasgow STEAMSHIPS.1Jan *Numedian.8 Jan edian 1Jan, 9 > ; State of Nebraska|:g Jan, 8 am am And weekly thereafter.Steamers with a * will not carr pagsens gers from New York, y Cabin Passage $35 and upward, according to location of state-room: excnrsion tickets §65 and upward.Steerage rate $19.Liverpool, Queenstewn, St.Johns, Halifax and Baltimore Mail Service, Quebec Steamship Co BERMUDA & WEST INDIES ROYAL MATL LINES OF THE QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Sailing from Pier 47 North River, New York, For BERMUDA-\u2014 BS.Trinidad.JAN, 28, at 8 pm SS, Orin0CO.\u2026.\u2026.Feb.4,808 nm For St.Croix, Bt.Kitts.Antigua, Guada- loupe, Dominica, Mart'nique,St.Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad.8.8.Belair.Wednesday, Jan.27, at 3 pm For freight, passage and Insurance.appl A.É OUTERERIVUE< C0.Rent 0 39 Broadway, Now York, ARTHUR AHERN, 8ecretary, Quebec, Thos.Fraser & Co.Agents, \"306 Commissioners Street.Montreal, = A, GIRARDIN\u2019 F HURTUBISE Proprietor\u2019 Gen.Manager Architectural Iron Works, E.GHANTELOUP, Heavy Brass & Iron Founder MANUFACTURER oF New und Elegant Designs of .Gas and Electric Fixtures, Brass Fenders Fire Irons, Bank and Office Railings, Gas and Electric, Globes, fa Ls &c,, &e.OFFICE AND WORKS, 593 to 687 Cralg Street.Montreal.Dawes & Co.BREWERS, LACHINE; P.Q.MONTREAL OFFICE : \u2018531 St.James-atreet West, Pale Ales and Porter in Wood and Bottle Liverpool to Balti mo ares - via|via more via| fteamships, Halifax Johns, St, Joans Liver-iN.F., te & Halifax pool.TL'puel 5 Jan * Monrolian.26 Jan to L'pool direct Last Sailing 7f the Season.*The Mongolian and Carthaginian will not Carry passeugers \u201cfrom Baltimore, and only cabin passengers from Halifax and St.John, N.F, Glasgow, Galway and Philadelphia Service) From From Hiiiauel G Ww Steamship.te Glaszow Glasgow on or a sont 8Jun [Manijtoban.29 Jan Andfor nightly thereañez.\u201cVia Halifax on voyage from Glasgow These steamers do not carry passengers on voyage to Europe, Glasgow Londonderry Galway sand Boston Bervice.From From Boston Glasgow, Steamships to tlangow to Boston on or.aboat \u2014 8Jan |Prussian.\u2026 2.25 Jan And weekly thereafter.These steamers do not carry passengers 08 voyage to Europe, mem THROUGH BILLS OF LADING granted at all Continental Ports, to all pointé in the United States and Canada, and from ail stations in Canada and the United States to Liverpeol and Glasgow: L.For freight, passage, or other information apply 10 any authorised sgent oftheli eo% H & A.ALLAN.2 Common-atreet Montreal, 80 State-atreet, Boston: FAMILIES SUPPLIED - \u2014 pt ee EE 1c CO HT tT A rd bd SO pra eV | oS ®t VFOQQQOTSEHY toh OF en QO 8 wm wt lH 3 fo the pet tio say sib m.he ue ve 1d 12 er- 8 ing rois 118% l\u2019Iax 1ns, , 10 ro] \u2014_ pool rect, not nly | St vice) aual ww ut rs OB ING 0] nts tates ation | eo} Ny oal, -py TE \u2014 em - - THE MONTREAL HERALD TRADE \"AND COMMERCE FINANOIAL, MONTREAL, Jan.23, Montreal Stock Exchange, Except for Canada Pacific shares there was nothing doing to-day, the total aggregate sales outside that stock being only 38 shares.Of C.P.R.1000 shares changed hands,openiog 913 and closing 91§,the decline being attributed to the proposal to issue new stock in place of perpetual debentures.MORNING BOARD, 8 Bank of Montreal.22 2 Bank of Commercs.\u2026.veo 14 5 Montreal Telegraph.e:.se.ave 130 T5 Canada Pacific Ry [ex div.#1 O1 E 150 \u201c .50« vo ag « a \u201c \u201c « .Ê \u201c \u201c .18 Royal Electric Ceo.=.- 146) Messrs.Meredith & O\u2019Brien, St.Sacra- ment-street, report closing prices as follows: , 4 æ | B ged g| 8 i 8 (Bg = 2 \u201cap ÿ Srooxs BE = (83 & § x > : 18 R a 2 2 8 E89 2 8 MONLTOAI.| R200 5 22; 221 Ontario.| x100| 8 112} 112 British Nerth Amer \u2018£50 Ba.lance .People's.cor 50 3 100 97 60 6 143] 162 100 2 280 220 1% Bist ids 100 8 1451.100 8} 126 118 80 B fessosej.sc000 60 Bt+\u2026\u2026.| 89 60 By 134 183} op & seccojicuser Imperial.Hochelaga .\u2026.\u2026.Commercial of Man, IntercolonialCoal.* Montreal Tel.Co.Commercial Cole Co Rich & Ont Nav Co.Montreal Street Ry.do 50 p 6 paid Montreal Gas Co.do Moc a *Canadian Fac Ry.GrandTrunk first pref Nat.Cordage CO.e.ferees Canada Cotton Co.*Montreal Cotton Co Stormont Cotton Co Merchants Mie, fm minion Cotton Co ont\u2019l Loan & Mort Guarantee Coof NA Accident.noyai Can Ins Co.*Bell Telephone.,., Royal Electric Ligh Dominion 4 p e stock Montreal 4 p [ stock Intercolonia Coal.|.C Pac Land grant 5s{.Canada Central 6s.|.Champlain & St L, 6s {.Canada Cotton 6s., Montreal Cotton, 68 |.Dominion Cotton, 6s |.Harbor, 48.0000.00 10 \u201ceEx-dividend Exchange Messrs, W.L.8, Jackson & Co., foreign exchange brokers, report the market as follows : NEW YORK, Jan.23.POSTED, AOTUAL.terling 60 days sight.484} 483} @ 3 Sterling dem \u2019 ees 4 861 4 Aad a 3 se cables .we 486 @ ! s commercial.\u201c SOONEENAry cr.85% sm Fragos Paris es Bi 8 ii MONTREAL, Jan.23 BETWEEN BANKS, iOounter Buyers.Sellers Rate N.Y.funds, .coes 1-32 @ 3-32 \\Jproemad} te, \u20ac0 days sight 8t@ { 9 @} Bs demand.« 91@5-16 910i \u201c cables.si@ commercia @ Cees Li Joerant\u2019ry 60'8.° 8% Be evoioncssveres cee Cattle 45 GHOTEn sannres @ Cees New York Weekly Financial Review.By Messrs.Henry Clews & Co., bankers, New York : New York, Jan.23.\u2014During the past week there has been what may be considered a healthy break im the stock market, A combination of influences has favored the disposition of the \u2018bears\u2019 to make a demonstration in force against the \u201cbull\u201d side.The mtuaticn of our relations with Chili bas been made lurid with war paint, and the pens of rumor- mopgers have been dipt in ensanguined ink, as accompaniments of sensational assaults on the \u201cbull\u201d position.Simultaneously, the disagreement between Mr, Gould and the Western Traffic Association was distorted and exaggerated into ehapes calculated to excite apprehen- gions of a wide-spread freight war, and what seemed to give color to these distortions was the fact tbat Mr.Gould himself had nothing to say calculated to allay such fears.The still unsettled differences as to apportionment of production between the anthracite corporations was a'so made to play an influential part in the tactics of attack.The fact, also, that Europe bas recently sold a considerable amount of stocks on this market, with the effect of stiffening foreign exchange and postponing the expected resumption of imports of gold, bas beem made to perform gervice in the \u201cbear\u201d assault.There was eneugh material in this combination of circumstances to back a reasonable extent of selling, and it was skilfully used by the \u201cbear\u201d leaders, followed by the whole rank and file.A vigorous demonstration made on Tuesday resulted in & declme of 14 to3 points throughout the list.This success, however, developed an excess of \u201cshort\u201d sales, and the discovery of the dangerously oversold condition of the market caused, on the following day, a rally to about the range of prices from which the decline started.This movement has served a useful purpose.As a trial of force between the two sides, it has demonstrated that the * bulls\u201d have not yet lost all their advantage.As a test of confidence, it shows that there are buvers ready to take whatever stock the * bear\u201d traders may throw at them at tempting pric,s.As a symptom of the generalspirit of the market, it shows the permanency of the \u201c bull\u201d element, a disposition to con- tinve to hold rather than weariness of holding, and a preponderant expectation of a boom later on.The result cf Tuesday\u2019s fight has therefore been a distinct ain for the market, as it has increased the ac ivity.Ore satisfactory sign of the gelling was thas there was some parting with lpg stock by prudent holders, who BaW a chance fur taxinga profit and getting in again atlower prices, the course we recommended in our Jast advices, Indeed, ote promising feature of the market is the moderation of holders and tbe absence of wild buying and of over.persistent holding in sanguine expectation of extraordinary prices, We do not say that it is beyond the rangs of pos- sibilitv that, at some later stage, a Children Cry for wave of speculative excitement may carry prices much higher than they are at present; but it 18 plain that no such inflation is at present in aight; and the surest wayRto success, for the time being, 19 notto pile up large holdings and stick tothem, butto take profits on moderate advances and buy only on the drops.The course of the market for the next few months will very largely depend upon the maintenance of this attitude of moderation.As conditions now stand, there is nothing to warrant extreme advances, and attempts to force prices largely beyond intrinsic values are not likely te pay those who participate in them, but may easily have the effect of bringing about collapse and disappointment which would set the market back to the condition of stagnaney from Which it hag just emerged.The situation, however, has all the elements necessary to a healthful tone and frequent fluctuations ; and if not spoiled by the excesses of over-sanguine \u201cbulls,\u201d it affords promise of the sustained activity which is most profitable to all parties.So far as respects influences acting from outside the market, thera has been no important change during the week, he foreign markets have afforded no support to New York.Oa the contrary, they have unloaded on this centre, but with the present abundant means here for carrying stocks, these realizings have bad no ser ous effect.it now appears that Lordon\u2019s long waiting for \u201cthe moving of the waters\u201d at New York was not with a view to the resumption of speculation but to the getting rid of its stccks.It will not be surprising if they are bought back at higher prices at a later date.Wall street is perhaps abont evenly divided as to the probability of the Chili imbroglio developing into war.Iu Tuesday\u2019s \u201c bear\u201d pertormance, it was aseumed not only that war is probable but also that the fwar would be a great national cisaster.To the latter supposition Wall-street at least sees another side.War could have nn bad effect on the national credit; for the losses and costs would bave to be paid by Cnili,and if they proved larger than our frac.ious little neighbor wis able to pay, they would still be 80 small in proportion to our resources as to produce no effect .| vpon the financial status of the Government, and would only all the more strikingly exhibit the power and greatness of the Republic.The national exbilaration and the large naval and military expenditures would, however, have a direct tendency to develop activity in certain branches of business, and the effect on Wall-street would be to stimulate speculation.Some surprise is felt that, in view of the unprecedented amount of our current exports and the relative moderation of our imports, gold should not be coming in trom Europe.It is not sufficiently considered that this is a season of the year when a great deal of liquidation of our foreign obligations is always in process, which almost invariably turnsthe foreign exchanges against us and 18 liable to produce exports of gold.Currency is stiil accumulating in large amounts in the New York banks, and no doubt is entertained anywnere of money remaining ahundant here until next harvest.The distresses of Russia are so tempering the ambitions of that power that, for the time being, there is a complete cessation of war symptoms in Europe; and as the weakening effect on Ruesia of her great famine is likely to keep her pacific for the next two or three vears, it ie not improbable that we may goon witness a revival of confidence across the Atlantic.\u2014e New York Stocks.Messrs.Oswald Bros., brokers, 13 and 15 Hospital-sireet, have the following over-their direct private wire: New York, Jan.23.\u2014The market during the past week exhibited some evidence of recovery from the conditions which have recently influenced it, but it is clear that there is still an overhanging cloud under which the market will rest until it is removed.The Chilian situation is undoubtedly the barrier which is holding back investors and which has given the bears the opportunity to press prices down.It has made the market wholly a speculative one, and therefore subject very little to outside influence, except so far as that influence is shown by the disinclina&on to participate in its transactions, It is worthy of remark that as the present situation was coming up on us even befora it had cast forth any shadows to give warning, capital had discovered it, and was holding aloof from speculative ventures, Long before Chili had been thought of or discussed with any feeling of alarm this fact was evident.By what innate process this is brought about is one of the unknowable facts of nature, but the effect of the war situation was evident several days before it was mentioned upon the street in influencing capita away from the exchange.We are cou- fident the market will go much higher, but not till the Chilian affair is adjusted.Messrs'McDougali Bros, stock brokers, 69 St.Francois Xavier-stree, report the New York market as follows: m 22 TO-DAY 3 \"STO0KS, 82 |918| ; = = : inl : fd Couvon Gil.wofesuolossofers faroof eue Atchison\u2026.42H} 423} A1.*C B & Quinoy »|107#l1084|1082!104}|\" \"4005 *Can PacRallway .| 943] 94} 91 91} 100 CCC& RI.,ex-div.| 72} 727) Tf} 713] ., Chicago Gas*.] 76} 764] 76 76 ].EP 60¢ Del & Hudson* Del Lack & West* Erie ccivieenms Do pret.+ Do 2nd.\u2026 Jersey Central Kansas & Tex .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Lou & N Lake shore.,.Mich Central St P M & Man Man Eley*.o Pac Lead Trust New England Pacific.24 23 200 Dopref.«.«ev s.] 6731 674 652) 663].North West ex-div.[1164|1173{117[1177] 6800 Do ptd.\u2026- secoooocce|l424|.|.|1444) 200 North America: ., .{ 155 16 153] 16 |.Ohio & Miss.susfrscofe scale ncuf a St P &Omaha 463] 483] 484[ 2483 7300 Do pref., 109/1124|.11124| 200 Oregon Trans covered in Ont & Western 19% 193151931 400 Pacific Mail.) 3T#| STA| 374] 874] 100 Pullman Car.evpofeseshorenfesnofi-0000 Reading.414] 40 493 402| 17400 *Rock Islan 9l 913] 9la| 913 7400 Rich Terml.15H 153] 153 ol 1400 St Paul,.804] 801] 304] 80, Dc pref.122 1123 {.122 100 * Amer Sugar Re +] 8L 83 S2Ï].ju.Texas Pacific.Jed 12H{.| 123h.80000 Union Pacific.J 473 oa 471) 473 2390 Western Unio 83 821].0efense] vue Wabash.BH] Do pref.| 30} 303} 304] 30%] 15% Sterling Exchange .[484 [484.|.].}.Nat, Cordage.| 96} gi} 97H] 97H] ao.C,P.R.inLondon.,.9741 9711 96%: 963].*Ex-div.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hard to Get Good cigars ; not at all.Try a Hero at 5c and you will say it is first class.Ask for them at cigar stores.J.Rattray & Co., Montreal.Pitcher\u2019sCastoria PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS MONTREAL MARKETS, à Grain.There is still no change in prices with the exception of wheat, which is fractionally lower.Oats remain steady notwithstanding the recent enquiries for stock Buyers will not offer any advanced price We quote: No.2 hard Manitoba wheat, $1.00; No.3 hard, 91 to 93e; No.2 northern $1.00 to 1.02: peas per 66 Ibs in store, 72 to 74c; oats, No, 2, 35 to 36¢; rye, 91 to 93c; feed barley, 48 to 50c; malting barley, 57 to 62c; corn, 65 to 66c duty paid.\u2014 Flour, is quiet and trade purely local.No change in prices.We quote: patent spring $5@5.15; patent winter, $5@ 5.10 ; straight roller, $4.50 @ 4.65 extra, $4.15@4.25 uper fine,$3.90@4.10; fine, $3.40@$3.60; strong bakers, $4.90@b.00; Manitoba bakers, $1.50(2 $4.75; Ontario bags extra, $.210@$2.20; superfine, $2@$2.10.The market Oatmeal, Etc, The trade is simply at a standstill and prices remain unchanged.We quote: Granulated and rolled oats $4.50@4.60; per brl, $2152.20 per bag;| standard and fine oatmeal, $440 to 450 per bri, $2.10 to 215 per bag; pot barley, $ r brl, $1.90@1 95 per bag; pearl barley, No.1, $7.25 per brl, $3.75 per half brl; No.2, $6.75 per brl, $3.50 per half brl, $2.90 per pocket 49 1bs; $2 per pocket 45 Ibs.Gold dust cornmeal, $4.5¢ to $4.75 per brls; split peas, $4.00 per brl.Provisions, &c.The demand still continues brisk, but not sufficient to affect the prices to any material extent.Pork ia in a listle better demand, with a tendency to an adavnce in price, and lard is still firm, We quote: Heavy Canada short cut mess $15 @16; Canada choice iamiiy fpork $16.50 ;@16; Canada short cut clear pork $15; western mess pork, $13.50@ 14; Chicago extra clear, $15@15.50; Plate beef, $15@15.25; city cured hams 10}@llc; breakfast bacon, 93@10c; dry salt flanks, 7c ; lard comp., 71@74c; Pure Canadian lard, 82@94c per Ib.Butter.The demand stiil continues firm, while the supply is limited and prices are slightly stronger in consequence.The export trade still continues quiet and the only life in the trade is amongst local dealers.We quote : Creamery, 23} to 24c; Eastern Townships, 20 to 22¢; western, 15 to 174c; western rolls, 16 to 173¢; Morrisburg, 18 to 19¢.Cheese.There is a fair trade doing, the price still remaining firm at 113c.Holders are looking for advanced prices,which buyers are not disposed to give.The export trade 18 somewhat limited.PCR Etes.The demand for limed eggs still continues brisk at 16c, Fresh eggs are in strong demand at 21 to 22c, these prices being aitainable in the country districts.AMERIOAN MARKHTS, The Cbicago Markets, Messrs.Schwartz, Dupee & McCormick of.the Board of Trade, Chicago, report over direct wire to Oswald Bros., members of the Montreal Stock Exchange, 13 and 15 Hospital-street, giving the highest, lowest, opening and closing at Chicago for to-dav : Highest.Lowest, Closing = BEAT.Jan.w Feb.Mar.Go.ay.RN.dD.**** \u201cFeb cesveo|iresenfiianene May.Poxx.Jap., Messrs, Schwartz, Dupee & McCormick, of the Chicago Board of Trade, send the following report to Messrs.Oswald Bros., 13 ard 15 Hospital-street, over their direct private wire: Cuicaco, Jan, 23.\u2014The wheat market opened strong on higher cables, selling at 92 and a half, but weakened off almost immediately for want ot orders.There was as usual three or four \u2018big shorts, while the balance of the focal crowd were builish.There is nothing new in the gituatior, a: d ss stated before in these despatches wo do notses anything in the situation to advance the market to any extent, Corn was subject to a good deal of hammering by local bears, bat fluctuat- cd within à marrow range.It is rumored New York was a good buyer for export.Oats featureless.Provisions were firm on smaller receipts of hogs, but dull.Prices at the ystds were about 5 cents dearer.The packers were selling very quietly, and it would not su: prise us to see a good sized slomp in pork.At all events we do not advise purchases for long account.Movements of Grain and Flour.Cricaco\u2014The receipts were 20,062 bris.flour; 27,000 bush.wheat, 114,000 bush.corn, 161,000 bushels of oats, 11,000 bushels cf rye and 245,000 bushels of barley.The shipments were 13,179 bris.of flour, 39,000 bushels of wheat, 175,000 bushels of corn, 190,000 bushsls of oats, 11,000 bushels of rye and 32,000 bushels of barley.New York\u2014The receipts were 11,767 brls and 12,886 sacks cf Hour, 143,250 bushels of wheat, 56,675 bushels of corn, 102,500 bushels of oats 29450 bushels of rve and 22,500 buehels of barley.The shipments were 4419 barrels and 13,252 sacks of flour, 170,935 bushels of wheat, 133,730 bushels of corn, 38,603 bushels of oats and 24,749 j bushels of rye.i Miiwaukee\u2014The receipts were 7100 barreis of flour, 18,000 bushels of wheat, bushels of corn, 11, 000 bushels of nats, 3000 bnsbels of rye and 41.000 busnsls of barley.The shipments were 1000 bushels of wheat.2000 bushels of oats and 14,000 bushels of barley, Bt.Louis\u2014The receipts were 34,000 bushels of wheat, 135,000 bushels of corn apd 41,000 bushels of oats.The shipments were 32,000 bushels of wheat, 176.000 bushels of corn and 12,000 bushels of oats.ToLEDO\u2014The receipts were 11,000 bash of wheat, and 14,000 bushels of corn.The shipments were 3000 bush of wheat, 81,000 bushels of corn, and 1000 busbels of rye, Dvrvrx\u2014The receipta of wheat were 20,000 bushels and the shipments 2000 bushels.Minneapolis\u2014The receipts of wheat were 116,000 bushels, and the shipments 47,000 bushels.Detroit\u2014The receipts of wheat were 5000 bushels.and the shipments 8000 bushels, CLOSING PRICES FOR WHEAT.New York\u2014Wheat closed at $1.01} for January, and $1.02# for May.MiLwauzrE\u2014 W heat closed at 52e for January and 88c for May.St.Lounis\u2014Wheat closed at 903c for January and 922c for May.Toledo\u2014Wheat closed at 9lge for January and 962e for May.Duluth\u2014 No 1 hard closed at 88¢ for January and 91}c for May, No.1 Northern closed at 85c for January and 90c for May.BRITISH MARKETS, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Liverpool Provision Markets._ The following are to-day's quotations and comparisons : Jan, 22, Jan, 23.8.d s.d.| ad.sd.| 7 Mto7 113| 7 11 to 7 114 wh | 711t07 118! 711 to 7 11h No.1 Cala 8 3t083} 8 208 3 0.2 Cala 4 U0tov0| 0 0to 0 o Corn, new | 474 to 474| 4 Tito 4 71 Peas.45 Ilto51l| 5 1to5 1 Pork.513t0o513/53 3 to533 Lard.33 6t0336|3% 910339 Bacon, i.c 82 0to320|32 010320 Bacon.8.c.-| 32 0 to&2 0 32 Oto 820 Taliow .\u2026\u2026, .2 0t0260|2 0to 280 New cheese.,.57 0t0570'57 0tob7 0 rs Beerbohm's Report, Cargoes off const, wheat, quiet but steady; corn, nil.Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat, firmer; held higk- er; corn, Russian firm; American quiet.California wheat, promptly to be shipped, 40s 6d; pearly due, 4Us6d.Liverpool wheat spot, quieter; corn do, quiet, but steady.Liverpool mixed maize, 48 7}d.Canadian peas, bs 11d, Danubian maize, ex-Bhip, 288 6d ; prompt, 248 6d.The Liverpool public cable says: Wheat quiet, demand poor, holders cffar moderately; corn quiet, demand fair.\u2014_.Notes, Bank of Ergland rate of discount 3 per cent.Open market in London 1$.Consols closed 95; both for money and account, Canada Pacific shar:s in closed 963.Grand Trunk preferences in London cloged, firsts 703, seconds 514.French exchange on London 25,151.London Epps\u2019s Cocoa-Grateful and Comforting, \u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural Jaws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well- selected Cocoa Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many beayy doctors bilis It is by the judic- ions vee of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us\u2019 ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure tlocd and a properly nourished frama.\u201d\u2019 \u2014Civil Service Gazette, Made simply with boiling water or milk, S>ld only in packers by grocers labelled: \u201cJames Epps & Co.Homoeopathic Chemists, London Eng.IS GARZA PREPARING FOR A RAID?He is Reported to be im Mexico With Mouey to Muster a Large Force, Corrvs Cumisti, Tex., Jan, 22.\u2014Louis De Planque, of this city, returned last night from Palito Blanco, where he went Monday to photograph the house and family of Catarina Garza.Da Planque says the revolutionist\u2019s wife is an intelligent and refined woman.He did not see Catarina Garza.M, Cole, of Galiad, Tex, has also returned from Palito Blanco.He is au old friend of Garza\u2019s family and says that Mexico will soon be engaged in a revolution.He says that Garza is not hostile towards America, and had his followers known of the presence of United States troops recent batiles would not bave occurred.Cole says that Garza has many able lieutenants and plenty of money to carry onawar.Cole is positive that Garza is in Mexico mustering forces preparatory to a raid.Parrro BLaxc», Tex., Jan, 22.\u2014Francis Garza, a relative of Catarina Garza, has been captured.The prisoner says Garza's force consists of 400 men, divided into three bands.He insists that he was forced into the field by his chisf.He was told that he must fight or be sent to Mexico ts answer for an offenca committed years ago.LArEDo, Tex, Jan.22.\u2014Tne Mexican Government is buying large quantities of supplies in Laredo just now for tha ermy of 6000 men concentrated on the frontier to suppress the Garza movement.The statement that Garza has been paying the ranchers for the baef his troops used by orders oa the Mexican treasury, signed \u201cCatarina E.Garza, Commander-in-Chief of thexArmy of Operation,\u201d sets at rest the repors that the clerical party in Mexico weresupp'y- ing Garza with tunde, Crry or Mexico, Jan.22.\u2014Bishop Montes de Oca, of San Luis Potosi, who was honorary chaplain to Maximilian, denies that either ho or tae Catholic party is aiding Garza.el.When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.\u2018When sue had Children, she gave them Castoria -\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014 Neve permit the system to become run down, as then it is almost impossible to withstand the ravages of disease.Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills stand at the head of all medicines as a blood builder and nerve tonic, correcting irregularities, restoring lost energies, and building up the system.Good for men and women, young and old.Sold by druggists or | sent on receipt of price\u201450 cents\u2014by addres sing the Dr.Williams\u2019 Med, Co.Brockville Oh! what a delicious cigar.Yes, it is an Invincible Spots, one of the best made; try it.L.O.Grothe & Co.Montreal.Children Cry for Pitche\u2019s Castoria mr pe CORRESPONDENCE, That\u2019s How It's Dene, Editor Herald: The Tories brag of the Richmond, N.8,, election result.Let us look atthe case.A piper of an independent hue Bays of the town: \u201cThe Government has enriched it with public works, go it is safely ministerial.\u201d Is it matter of surprise to see Cons:rvative members returned when such use is made of our public funds ?The instance of the Haggart Canal should sarely open the eyes of our peopls to the monstrous waste cunstantly going on while the present Federal Goyern- ment maintains power.The country awaits the patriot who will mend this and end it.It is impossible for us to prosper in business, or socially or politically while corruption keeps us down.I can say, fearless of contradiction, that such abuses would not be allowed in the United Kingdom, though sir John Thompson (who really does not know what he is talking about) impudently asserts thiere is more corruption in Britain, by 12 times, than here ! ! (A flagitious talsehood).A WATCHER, Ceal Combiners Beware.Editor Herald: I no.ice in the abi- quitous newspaper press that coals are very dull and fallen in price 40 ta 50 cents per ton.There are no signs on the part of our coal merchants of an intention to give the many private householders the benefit.At the opening of winter the frade (Iam glad to say not unanimously) raised the price on us 25 cents per ton, which to me, for tha season, means five dollars, a sum I would have been glad of for other purposes.These abuses and oppressions I shall continue to show up in your excellent paper as long as vou will give me the space.A FAIR AGITATOR.Banking and Bankruptcies, Editor Herald: In a comparatively young country like this, Mr.Editor, it is well to haye a paper \u2018at allows al; manner cf opinions to be ventilated when express with fairness and courtesy.I have been very much struck since coming to this country a few years ago, with tte wonderful ease that certain parties, with more gall than brains, obtain credit, and I would fain write a brief homily on the subject.I well remember the disastrous failures of two large banking establishments in Glasgow over 30 years since.You sir,and your readers may not know the cause.It was simply this\u2014a rotten system of \u201cputting too many eggs ia one baskat,\u201d as the aaying is\u2014carrying a dozen mercantile businesses of huge dimensi n3 rather than helping the numerous honest tradesmen.Now, we come to compare modern methods, end what do we see ?Just the same folly ! If a small trader asks a banker bere to discount a bill on à fair name,the manager shrugs bis shoulders ana says, \u201cThis is too small for us,\u201d The holder is compelled to reso t to a usurer who demands 30 to 54 par ceat, per annom as a share on the note.Without hesitation I denounce such a system of banking, ana it should be exposed for the benetit of the country.À COMMISSION AGENT.Evildoers, Beware! Judgment has been rendered in favor of the St.Leon Mineral Water Co.against one E, Masicotte.The defendant opened à business in Place D'Armes, Montreal, where he sold what he called the genuine St.Leon Water and so deceived many people.The case was institurad under the Fraudulent Marking of Merchandise Act.The trial was a long one.Numerous \u201cexperts\u201d and \u201canalysis\u201d gave evidence which upheld the pretensions cf the company.Judge Desnoyers fou id Magicotte guilty aud condemned him, to pay & fixe or go to jail.- I ifbd.Ph WALSALL'S ANARCHKSIS.1t Is Charged That Their Bombs Were for Use in Russais, Loxv.x, Jan.22.\u2014The Anarc'iists who were arrested at Walsall on the 7th ins\u2019, Ynd cthers who have since been taken iuto custody were again arraigoed in the Walsail Police court tu-day.The chief constable announced that he bad a statement made by Dedkia, tae man arrested in London, wnich incriminated all the prisoners.This statement would be produced later.It was reported tbat the document in question was a confession that the bombs fourd at the residences of the prisouers wera intented to be used in Russia The further hesring in the case was adjourned until Friday, Counsel for the progecution said that the minute-book of the club showed that Deakin was appointed a delegate to the Anarchiet Congress held in Brussels.Deakin, he said, had confessed because he believed the other prisoners were confessing, and becanse he believed Charles (Slaughter), another prisoner, to bea poice spy.Deakin\u2019s confestion dealt with the meaus emnloyed to get castings for the bombs, which he under stood were for use in Russia.CAIN GNE POUND ?A Day.A GAIN OF A POUND A DAY IN THE } CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS BECOME \u201cALL RUN DOWN,\u2019\u2019 AND HAS BEGUN TO TAKE THAT REMARKABLE FLESH PRODUCER, SCOTT'S OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda j IS NOTHING UNUSUAL.THIS FEAT HAS BEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER AGAIN, P ABLE AS MDE.En.DORSED@BY PHYSICIANS.SCOTT'S EMULSION IS PUT UP ONLY IN SALMON COLOR WRAPPERS, SOLD BY ALL DRUG.| GISTS AT 50C.AND $1.00 a SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.1 \u20ac ; : ; 'POST-OFFICE TIME TABLE.me JANUARY 1892, Ww = Actonvale.Albavy.15 Alexandria \u20180 Arnprior Sc ouvres ass & cou.< 2 _ À yimer., Baltimore.45 :30 Ba 50 AOXAID :g oc aT on 08 c Ea BOLBES BILE ! 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