Montreal daily herald, 2 juillet 1895, mardi 2 juillet 1895

[" MORNING SILVERWARE Bearing this = EDITION: Is Acknowledged as the Best Made \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MORNING EDITION: - GUTLERY mask Is the Bes KNIVES, FORKS.EPCONS.Sole Proprietors .« Bearing this SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & CO, Montreal Diilay Fferald Trade-Mark oem MO[[OH 107 A Be iS.SNE EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR NO, 157, = MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1895.PRICE ONE CENT.CORNWALLS CAPITALS CRESCENTS.FESTERDAY\u2019S WINNERS IN THE LACROSSE FIELD.A REMARKABLE CONTEST BETWEEN SHAMROCKS AND CORN WALLS.The Champions Played a Splendid Game Bat Conld not Score -A Warrant Out for Tucker's Arrest\u2014 The C.W.A.Meet at Waterloo -A Big Budget of Sporting News.\u2018The Shamrocks went to Cornwall yesterday to play their first championship with the boys of ¢he blue and gray.fhe Cornwalls won by & score of four goals to two.Ge The bald fact of so great a defeat will be a serious enough maitter for every lover of ithe green and white to ponder upon.Viewed merely as a defeat, it can be considered as little less than a dis- wster.Last year ithe Cornwails did not win a match\u2014this year they defeat the champions the dirst time they meet them ! \u201cIVs just this way,\u201d sald the Very Prevty Girl, as the Shammock\u2019s train puiled out of the Bonaventure Station wi ten in the morning, \u2018it Boo Wal ays, or if we mave any oiher ian on the home who can iscore when he gets hae wa, Wwe ll win, If we haven't,\u201d she added, sententiousty, \u201cwe won't.\u201d The Very Pretty Girl had ideas on lacrosse, and they were sound ideas, indeed ; in fact, she was right.To summarize, the Shamrock defence played an absolutely tauitless game.It gave no chances, and Cornwall scored egimply through the vicissitudes, or rather advantages, which will occur in two hours\u2019 play.The Shamrock field was quite the equal of that of the home team, but the Shamrock home was hopelessly.out of it.When the term '\" Shamrock home \u2019\u2019 is used, it applies, in, this connection particularly to O'Meara and Dana- her.Tucker worked like a horse.He had to look after that particularly sweet young man Riviere, in addition to his own check, for O'Meara did not look after his own man at all well.This, then, was the whole secret of the Cornwall's success\u2014the Shamrocks could not score.Chance after chance they had; the defence fed them untii it was tired, but the home would monkey round and pass until the ball was lost.On the play, ag it was, the Cornwalls fairly deserved their victory, but in keeping a man like Riviere on the team they commit & crime against civilization.From start to finisn he played as brutal a game as can be imagined ; indeed, it would simplify matters, it he were given an axe instead of & lacrosse, so that unwary, players, seeing him, night know\u2019 that he was out for blood.There is poor enough saiis- faction in rejoicing over the maiming of any human being, but after the gain?had actually tinizhed, Riviere assaulted Tucker, and was treated in return to a thump on the head which\u2014though it is altogether improbable that it enabled any sense to get in\u2014at least gave an opportunity for a little mad blood to\u2019 get out.The big Cornwall man bellowed like a calf, made sundry dire and profane threats as to the number of Shamrocks he would kill, and then went peacefully home and swore out a warrant! Apart from this there was little unpleasantness between the teams, but the Shamrocks had the handling of a very nasty family quarrel.The exceedingly ineftective work of O'Meara and Dana- her led to the utterance of many remarks the reverse of complimentary to thesa two players.These remarks were made, perhaps, under peculiar stress of kircumstances, and it would not be wise to set them down here, but it will be significant enough to note that after the filth gama Danaher was put at centre field and O'Meara to first home, Kelly and Hinton taking their placeks Stinson, who played at cover point aîter the second game, was in excellent form.He missed nothing, was as cool a3 a cucumber, and always did the things which he ought to have done.McKenna in the flags was a stone wall.He stopped shot after shot, and his work benind was the best he ever did.Dwyer was, as usual, in perfect form.\u2018All through the defence the same may be said, Moore, Murray and O\u2019Brien were quite up to last season\u2019s stand, and while Kelly, Hinton and Neville left pothing for the most captious to desire.Captain O'Reilly had his men under much better control than at amy time this Eeason.Of the Cornwalls the dusky Lewis fully earned the great applause he was given.Murphy in the flags played without an error.The defence was wall trained, and in good condition.Tobin at centre Was not a star of very great magnitude.Turner and Leacy made a most formidable team, especially with McCutcheon as & side partner.Broderick played a hard consistent game, but Milden was inadequate.Altogether the Cornwall team is 8 corker.There must have been 3,000 people at the grounds by the time the match start ed, and over a third of these were Shan- Tock supporters.The visiting team after an ineffectual attempt to get a decent dinner, appeared on the field a little after half past three.The Cornwalls had preceeded them and the Gladiators Uned up thus: i Cornwalls\u2014Goal, Murphy; point, Mc- Lennon; cover, Riviere; defence, Crites, Levis, McDonnell; centre, Tobin; home, Turner, Leacy, McCutcheon; outside, Broderick; inside, Milden.Captain, Mc nell.Shamrocks \u2014 Goal, Stinson; point, wyer; cover, McKinnon; defence, Moore, Murray, O\u2019Brien; centre, Kelly; home, Hinton, preville, Donaher; outside, O'~ » e, .i ' Rely Tucker.Captain, O' P.McKeown, of the Shamrocks, was referee; A.Hamilton, of Montreal, and W.Pollock, umpires; Messrs, Tansey and {acpherson timekeepers.a The match opened with as fast lacrosse > Canada ever saw.It was a case of h a ane check, pass and check.Stinson © stop a long throw and he was Quite equal to tha occasion.There was & scramble at the Cornwall end and Crites relieved, er made &- grand run up the field and threw right in on the flags but Lewis sent it out tripped Moore but Was à one som the face t ¢ McCutcheon.He ran up field and passed to Broderick, McKenna missed stopping the pass by an inch or two.He turned to check the Cornwall outside home, but Was too late.The umpire's hand was up and the Cornwalls had the first game in Th minutes 20 seconds.e second game was ver but without success and Danahers he also went to Cornwall, O'Meara was &iven the ball time and again.He shot, Shamrocks\u2019 favor at the start, but it says were similarly unsuccessful.Once O'Meara had the goal wide open, but for some inexplicable reason he passed instead of shooting.Lewis distinguished himself with a pretty catch and a quick throw, Murray and Moore colliding in an apparent attempt to sandwich him.So far the game had been exceedingly fast, but it was too fast to last.Crites and Turner made & pretty combination run all the way up the field, passing from ona to the other.There was a scramble round the Shamrocks\u2019 flags.Stinson ran out to check Turner and the latter scored.Time\u20145 1-4 minutes.McKenna and Stinson changed places at the beginning of the third game.After the face the ball travelled to the Sham- rork end.Stinson passed to Neville and the latter made a brilliant run all the way up the field.He passed to Dana- her who sent in a corking hot shot which found its way home.Time\u2014 1 \u2018| which found its way home.Time \u2014 1 minute.; To give an adequate description of the fourth game would require columns.lasted nearly an hour, though the actual playing time was 32 1-2 minutes.The \u2018Shamrocks played a marvellous passing game only to lose the ball at the crucial pcint.\u2018The game was altogether too fast to follow.Neville, Hinton and Kelly all took \u2018their tries at goal, but without buccess.The game opened as a defence game for Cornwall, but the home team Was in excellent shape and their training never failed them.The spectators were kept in a state of seething excitement.Leacy had one chance to shoot, and McKenna made a grand ttop.Shortly after this he was hurt and h stop was made.\u2018Then the tide furned and Cornwall took the aggres- give.After mudh end to end play Lewis sent up, Broderick made a neat catch and immediately threw.\u2018The agony was over, Cornwall had scored again.There remained 41 minutes of playing time.The magnificient defence work of the Shamrocks lcegan to show itseif.Stincon Was fauitless.Lewis was sent oft for tripping Hinton, but no free throw was awarded.The Cornwalls soored through a piece of bad judgment by Hinton and Moore.They were \u2018so busily engaged in holding McCutcheon against the fence that Leacy ran in, got the ball and passed to Milden, who woored after over twelve minutes\u2019 play.It was after this that Kelly and Hinton replaced O'Meara and Danaher, but Kelly was sent to the fence for hitting back at the chopper Riviere, who had first struck him.It was a big handicap, but the Shamrocks never lost heart.McKenna got a free throw for being fouled by Milden, but Milder was not sent off! Moore passed to Danaher, tand the latter scored Shamrock\u2019s second game.In the minute and a half that remained there was nothing interesting.It was after the whistle blew that Tucker and Riviere commengped to dissect one another.Summary: First game\u2014~Cornwalls, scored by Brod- erick.Time 5.20.Second game\u2014Cornwalls, scored by Turner.Time 6.16.Third game\u2014Shamrocks, scored by Dan- aher.Time 1.00 Fourth game-Cornwalls, Broderick.Time 32.30.\u2018Fifth game\u2014Cornwails, scored by Mil- den.Time 12.25.&ixth game\u2014Shamrocks, scored by Dan- aher.Time 8.00 ! AT THE HERALD OPFICE.The enthusiasm at the Herald office knew mo bounds.As soon as the placards were out announcing that the Cornwall and Toronto games would be bulletined the \u2018When Blenheim Palacæ and Park wera prestnted to the first Duke of Marlborough by an act of Parliament, one of the stipulations of the tenure was that flag \u2018bearing three French fleur-de-lis should be presented by the owner of the place annually to the sovereign.This flag has to be presented in the library at Windsor Castle on the anniversary of the battle of Bienheim, and: it is placed opposite to the flag which the Duke of fVellington has to present In the same manner to the Queen om the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo.\u2018Ji you contemplate writing any de- Kailed account of thk matter I should advise that you should come and inspect the flag for yourself, as it is hung in one of the rooms that are open to the public for inspection on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays in each week.You will then have am opportunity, of making any notes that suggest themselvea your mind, MARLBOROUGH.\u201d The salaries of seventeen members of Lord Salisbury\u2019s Cabinet aggregate $450,- 500, as against $64,000 paid to the eight members of President Cleveland's Cabi- pet, or, including his salary, $114,000.{The Prime Minister gets no salary as such, but as Foreign Secretary the Mar- puis of Salisbury gets $20,000 per an- pum.Each of the other secretaries of ptate, as well as the Chancellor of the Exchequer and \u2018the First Lord of the Ureasury (Mr.Balfour), receives the game salary.The Lord Chancellor gets $50,000 and the Lord Lieutenant of Ire- dand $100,000.George Çurzon, who married Miss Lei- ter, and who is poor, receives $7,500 ad Under Foreign £ecretary.Surprise is felt that he did not get a seat in the Cabinet.A public opinion of his present chief expressed by Mr.Chamberlain eight years ago is published this morning.«Lord Salisbury,\u201d said His Lordship\u2019s present Cdionjal Secretary, \u2018\u2018constitutes himself the spokesman of the class to which he himself belongs, who toil not neither do they spin, whose fortunes, as in his case, have originated in grants made long ago for such services as courtiers render.kings, and have since grown end increased while their ownérs slept, by the levy of an unearned share on all khat other men have done by toil and jabor to add to the general wealth and prosperity of the country of which they, form a part.\u2019 BALLARD SMITH.Renl Estate Market.Though since our last writing things have resumed pretty much of the calm which is usual at this time of the year, says the Indicator, there is no cause for writing in a less encouraging tone than last month.City property.relapses maturally, giving way to the increased attention paid to suburban and country sites, and activity is not Lo be looked for in places wnere it is not likely ta be found.There is quite a demand for lois in those neighooring town sites where access is given Lo the electric Cars, and we are pleasad to note the marked activity which has made itself felt in these places.In fact, a truc therms-~ meter of the real estate market ls now found in the healthy transactions in the several adjoining municipalities.These gales are important, as they denote confidence in lhe betterment of trade and times, and the prices realized are alto gether fair.The country can, no more remain permanently in the slough oi business despondency than it can without interruption, ride on the crest of waves of prosperity.It is, therefore, à welcome sign to witness returning confidence praciically attested by the investment of capital in real estate.That there has been no undue inflation in values is proved bY the stability of prices actually realized which give evidence of solid investment.We note this month the following sales: 201 University Street, estate G.A.Holiand, to the Montreal Diocesan Theological College, $25,00), the gift of Mr.A.F.Gault; estate John Smith to estate John Macdou- all, canal property on the mill-race Fents, $2,000 and an annual rent of $220 ; 648-652 St.Lawrence Street, Geo.0 Lulham to Mrs.Perrault, $12,000, 7,89 feet ; estate of Jean B.Rolland to T- Rafferty, 360 x 148, Notre Dame Street, Hochelaga, $23,500.The total sales emounted to $479,054.London, Eng., Chamber of Commerce Tne annual dinner of this great body took place at the Metropole Hotel, May 29th last.As usual, it was a SUCCESS.The splendid Vintage of 1839 of G.H.Mumm & Co.'s \u201cExira Dry \u201d Chalapagne was exclusively selected for the occasion.Shot by » Cannon ! hat pleasure and pain are pretty closely linked together was illustrated et the St.Johns\u2019 regatta saturday.when Walter Tressider, son of W.B.fIressider, commodore of the club, was hot by the starting gun, just when it was fired for the last race of the day.The unfortunate young man was on the judges\u2019 barge with many others when the accident occurred.The last race, a double scull, was of unusual interest, and the contestants got away by the word * go,\u2019 which was seid a few seconds before the big starting gun was ready.jAt the first dip of the oars Walter Tres- kider ran to tne front of the barge, and in his excitement stepped across the mouth of the small brass canon as it went bang.Down fell the young athlete with a charge of powder in ithe calf of his right leg, extending from the knee to the ankle.Crowds of Irightened ladies gathered around and quickly turned leway at the blackened and bleeding sounds.Mr.Tressider was pluck tothe ack bone, and after being helped Into e boat he rowed ashore, where the wounds were dressed.It was found that fwhile the wound was not so serlous as et first expected, it will mark him for fife.The Richelieu Company's excursion down the river to-night, and every Tues- Kay and Friday evening, on thelr ex- {cite new steamer Columbian, is given the company itself.It will be strictly st class and the most enjoyable yet offered to the citizens of Montreal.Music by City Harmony Band.Steamer leaves 1.45, returns 10.30.Tickets 50 cents.Yow DERMATOLOY.An Art for Which There Should be Little Use.Why Not Have a Better Understanding With Yourselfas to What Makes Your Skin Sallow and Blotchy.The treatment of diseases of the skin has been much studied by scientific men.Soaps, lotions, cosmetics, etc, without number have been heralded all over the country for years.It is a fact that nearly all diseases of the complexion are directly caused by some stoppage of nature's drains.All the local treatment In the world cannot permanently cure these annoying complaints.The bowels, nature\u2019s drainage system, must be kept free from clogging or disease results.Especially is this true with women.It is almost past belief to what extent female troubles are directly traceable to constipation of the bowels.The researches of an eminent physi- clan led him to believe that much scientific treatment, with a view to regulating the bowels, was erroneous.He demonstrated that the simple remedies of nature, used in as nearly a natural state as possible, were most efficient.These researches led to the production of Karl's Clover Root Tea, the greatest regulator of bowel disorders known to man.Its wonderful efficacy has amazed all who have used fit.Mr.Louis Goetz, of Buffalo, N.Y., President Cleveland's old caterer, says of this wonderful remedy: \u201cI have taken Karl's Clover Root Tea every evening before going to bed, with great results.My skin looks better, andthe pimples are disappearing.Have been troubled for years with eruptions on the skin, and all remedies so far have failed to help me.A few doses of Karl's Clover Root Tea worked wonders.\u201d A proper use of this sterling remedy will Insure bright, clear skin, healthy color and freedom from headache, dizziness, indigestion and all kindred ills.It can and does cure all forms of disease resulting from a clogging of the system.This natural remedy, brewed directly from roots and herbs, strikes directly to the seat of the trouble, and is a boon to mankind.Do not suppose that you are a sufferer from some high sounding organic complaint.Look to your bowels.Keep them free and don\u2019t worry.Get a sample of Karl's Clover Root Tea at B.E.McGale\u2019s, 2123 Notre Dame aoe.Branch store next Balmoral otel.Str.Columbian\u2019s exquisite excursion to-night at 7.43, returns 10.30.Tickets, 50c.HERALD MARINE RECORD.July 1.Arrived at From Parisian.Liverpool.Montreal Bohemia.\u2026 St.John Dunmore Head.Belfast.Montrela Italia.oo ceeeveras oe, New York England FE London Scythia.Queenstown.Boston Tritonfa.+ wenGlasgow.Montreal Venetia.Copenhagen.New York Fulda.Southampton.New York Sarmatian.Clasgow.Montrela Ferra.+ aunend Gibraltar, .New York PORT OF MONTREAL.Vessels Sailed for Montrenl.Alcides, Glasgow, June 28.Baltimore, Liverpocl, June 22¢ Bertha, Marseilles, June 14.Brazilian, London, June 21.Bruxelles, Antwerp, June 16.Christiania, Hamburg, June 29 Dracona, Sunderland, June 24, Escalona, Shields, June 26.Etolia, Avonmouth, June 24.Freeholme, Maryport, May 24.Lake Huron, Liverpool, June aux, 7 Mariposa, Liverpool, June 27.Pavonia, Liverpool, May 30.Pomeranian, Glasgow, June 28 .Rosarian, London, June 29.Sardinian, Liverpool, June 274 Scotia, Hamburg, June 19.Siberian, Glasgow, June 21.Voring, Singapore, June 7.Warwick, Glasgow, June 23L ss Arrived\u2014Juily 2.SS Louisburg, Gould, S i Brown & Co, Might.+ Sydney, Kingman, SS Turret, Nesbit, Brown & Co., light.SS uelva, Torvill, Syd i Brown & Co., light.ydney, Kingman, Incoming Steamers, TO-DAY, July 2,\u2014Allan SS Siberian, Glas- TOMORROW 2 I =) , Ju 8.-S City, Aberdeen, y teamers Sailed, SS Norwegian, for Glasgow.Vessels in Port.cAbbeymoor, Swap, Kingman, Brown & o Amarynthia, McNeill, R.Reford & Co.Cynthiana, Wade, D.Torrance & Co.Gerona, Stooke, R.Reford & Co.Grecian, Nunan, H.& A.Allan.Lake Ontarlo, Campbell, D.W.Campbell.cloulsburg, Gould, Kingman, Brown & Mexico, Daly, Elder, Dempster & Co.clerstmac, Symons, Elder, Dempster & Numidian, MacNicol, H.& A.Allan.Tafna, Orchard, McLean, Kennedy & Co.Torgorn, McIntosh.Turret Cape, Kingman, Brown & Co.Schooners, \u2018 Carrie Esther, Manthon, mastcr.Notes, The Beaver Line SS Lake Ontario salls to-morrow morning with a full general cargo and & creditable list of passengers.SS Mariposa will be the next Dominion Line steamer.She is expected Saturday.All the principal steamers floated flags yesterday in honor of Dominion Day.Sydney, Kingman, Ripon PORT OF QUEBEC meme am Arrived\u2014July 1.SS Turret Bay passed up at 8.30 a.m.SS Cordova left at 10 a.m.SS Bruxelles up at 11.30 a.m.SS Glenlivet up at 1.30 p.m.and went into Louise Basin to discharge coal.SS Ravensheugh passed down at 5.16 p.m.Alava arrived at 5 p.m.and went into Louise Basin to load.SS Siberian arrived up, landed passengers and Quebec cargo and leaves for Montreal tonight.Sicilia down at 6.30 p.m.Str.Columbian\u2019s exquisite excursion to-night at 7,45, returns 10.30.Tickets, 50c.ee Nautical Books and Instruments of all j kinds.Repairs Ts A Specialty.Sole Agents for U.S.Hydro graphic Chart & HARRISON, 1640 Notre Dame RAILWAYS.Leave Windsor Street Station for Boston, 8,00 a.m., *s&.20 p.m.Portland, £9.00 a.m \u2018885 pa ew York, 87.25 &a,m., s*1,30 p- \u2018Poronto, Detroit, Chicago, 88.25 a.m., *#9.00 p.m.St.Paul, Minneapolis, *s9.10 p.m.Winnipeg and Vancouver, 69.50 8.1, etc.\u2014s§,25 a.m, 9,08 Ste.Annes, Vaudreuil, 2 p.m.6.15 am.2130 v.m., 4.15 p.m., ao.m., \u201c9.00 p.m.st Pi ohne, 9.5 a.m., 405 pm, *s8.20 pm, Newport.0.00 4.06 ewport, £9.00 a.m., 4, Halifax , N.S., St.John, Magog and Sherbrooke, 9.00 mn.Hudson, 9.05 a.m., g1.30 p.m., 85.20 p.m., 6.15 p.m.Rigaud and Pt.Fortune, z1.3 p.m., 85.20 p.m., 6.15 p.m.Leave Dalhousie Ste.Agathe, Tuesdays an Saturday only, 1.45 p.m., 5.30 p.I0.Quebec, 8.10 a.m., *s3.30 p.1n,, 810.30 p.m.oliette, St.Gabriel, z1.30 p.m., 5.156 p.m.Ottawa, 8,30 a.m., 6.05 p.m.St.Lin ana St.Eustache, 5.30 p.m.St.Jerome, 8.30 a.m., $9.00 a.m., 5.30 p.m.Ste.Rose and Ste.Therese, 8.30 a,m., $9.00 a.m., 23.00 p.m., 5.30 p.m,, 6.05 p.m,; Saturday, 1.45 p.m.instead of 3 p.m.t Daily, except Saturdays.Run daily.Other trains week days only unless shown.s Parlor and sleeping cars, $ Sundays only.z Saturdays only.(a) Except Saturdays and Sundays.City Ticket nnd Telegraph Office, 129 St.James St.(next to Post Office).m,, 88.20 p.m.B., etc.188.40 p.m, a.m., 4.65 p.m.nare Station for Thursdays, 8.30a.m.We expect the arrival of the .* .SS.City of Kingston, from Jamaica, On MONDAY, the 8th instant, with a cargo of Fancy Jamaica Bananas and Cocoanuts, all of which will be sold at ship's side immediately upon arrival, She will sail about WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, taking freight and passengers for Halifax and Jamaica.'or further information, apply to .S.VIPOND & SON, 329 and 381 Commissioners St.COOL, COOLER, COOLEST nw and the last applies to our line of Men's and Ladies\u2019 White Canvas Shoes.A good line of Ladies\u2019 Shoes at 75c.RONAYNE BROS., CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.Cor.Inspector and Notre Dame Sts.MONTREAL SOUTH Building Lots Monthly Payments ri.D.CARROLL, Room 8, 16 St.James St.TS HIGHEST a AWARDS fxn at the WORLD 8 Fan, Chicago.Spirally Wound Copper Clothes Line; Improved Galvanized Pulleys.Samples sent pre- aideon receipt of price.Line per foot, lic; Pulleys per pair, 70¢c; Screw Hook per pair, 10c; Swivel Tightener, free, Reliable dealers wanted.G.A.LEBARON, Sherbrooke P.Q.HAMMOND PREFERRED: \u2014m, The London \u201cTimes\u201d gives preference to the Hammond.This Typewriter is built to last a life time, and does the most beautiful work in great variety.27 shuttles, 10 languages on one machine, Are making a Japanese shuttle, We want Expert \u2018U'ypewriter Operators to work on shares at our offices 156 St.James Street, MACHINERY ETC.VENTILATE WITH WING DISC FANS, A.R WILLIAMS & CO., 345-7 St.James Street, MONTREAL.THOS.HOCKING, (SUCCESSOR TO CHAS.CHILDS.) Mo :hinist, Model and Tool Maker, 47 WILLIAM STREET, Manufacturer of Cutting Dies of every description, Steel Shanks.Gaiter Springs, Glove Spring Fasteners, ete.Boot and Shoe Machinery a specialty, Machine Knives Ground by Automatic Process.Boiler Tubes, Cotton Waste, E tc \u2014 JAS.W.PYKE, (Successor to the late Geo.Reaves.) \u2014MERCHANT IN\u2014 IRON AND STEEL 35 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST, MONTREAL.WroughtIron Steam and Gas Pipes.Food for the Sick ! The Diet Dispensary carefully prepares food for tha sick, at reasonable prices thus facilitating and relieving the work of the household in the care of their sick.The poor are supplied gratis upon presentation of order from physi cian, clergyman or visiting nurse.175a St.Antoine St.ROUGH ON DIRT wr GILTEDGE SOAP Full weight and full of worth, Ask your grocer for it.School Desks J.ARGEST STOCK IN CANADA.SPECIAL LOW PRICES.Canadian Office & School Desa Agency, (LIMITED).Opposite 1782 Notre Dame St, Carsley\u2019s Store RAILWAYS.\u201cDO YOU KNOW\u201d that the Grand Trunk Railway is now running through Parlor Cars on their fast day trains between Montreal, Portland and Old Orchard Beach.Trains leave Montreal at 7.50 a.m., 8.40 p.m.ana 11.10 p.m.daily, except Sunday.Train leaving at 11.10 p.m.on Saturday nights runs only as far as Island Pond.\u201cDO YOU KNOW\u201d that the Grand Trunk Railway is now running two trains daily (except Sunday) to Quebec, Cacouna, Little Metis and other sea bathing resorts on the Gulf of St.Lawrence.Train leaving at 7.50 a.m.runs through to St.John, N.B., and Halifax.Train leaving at 11.10 p.m.runs through to Little Metis, 7.50 a.m.train runs to Quebec daily.\u201cDO YOU KNOW\u201d that the Grand Trunk Railway, to accommodate business men and others desiring to spend Saturday and Sunday at Cacouna, Little Metis and other intermediate points, is now running a weekly Seaside Express from Montreal every Friday at 8.40 p.m., reaching Cacouna at 7.30 Saturday morning and Little Metis 11.00 a.m.; returning, the train leaves Cacouna every Sunday at 8.00 pm.levis 11.55 p.m., and reaches Montreal at 7.48 Monday morning.For tickets, reseMation of berths in Pullman Palace Sleepers, or seats in Parlor Cars, apply at City Ticket Office, 143 st James Street, or at Bonaventure Sta- on.rpm AUCTION SALES.SHIPPING.REFORD AGENCIES DONALDSON LINE.WEEKLY GLASGOW SERVICE.Sailing from MONTREAL every THURSDAY Morning.From Glasgows From Montreal.Glasgow.Donaldson Broa, -.Chicago.Henderson Bros, THOMSON LINE.London and Newcastle Service.Sailing from Montreal on or about From Montreal to London.From Newcastle- July 12 All the London steamers will take carga tor Newcastle-on-Tyne.EAST COAST SERVICE.Aberdeen, Leith and Dundee at intervals, SS.Avlona, for Dundee.SS.Dracona, for Aberdeen .Ss.léscalona, for Dundeco.\u2026.\u2026.Agents\u2014Cairns, Young & Noble, Newcas- tie-on-Tyne; A.Low, Son & Cartier, 27 Leadenhall Street, London, E.C.; G V.Turnbull & Co., Leith; Henderson Bros.Chicago; W.Thomson & Sons, Dundee, Scotland.\u2014 By Benning & Barsalon.CLOSING TRADE SALE \u2014 OF \u2014 GENERAL DRY GOODS READY-MADE CLOTHING, HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, STRAW HATS, GROCERIES, FRENCH CUTLERY, ! BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC., ETC., At auction (to close various consignments) at our Salesrooms, Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter Street, on Wednesday, 8rd July, at 10 o'clock a.m.The whole to be sold without any reserve in lots to suit the City and Country Trade.Also, at Half-past 2 o'clock sharp, an important special consignment of French Cutlery.; The attention of the trade is invited.BENNING & BARBALOU, Auctioneers.IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE French Cutlery, BY AYCTION.The subscribers have received Instruce tions from Mr.DAVID DOURIS, Thiers, France, to sell at their Salesrooms, Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter Street, on WEDNESDAY, drd July, at 2.30 o'clock SHARP.A large and Impo:tznt GpécCial consignment ot French Cutlery, Just received by the SS.Vancouver, consisting of about 1,200 Dozens Ascoited Table, Dessert, Kit- cnen, Carving, Butcher, and Shoemakers\u2019 Knives, Fancy Penknives on Cards, Scissors, Razors, etc., etc.The attention of the Hardware Trade is called to this offering, as being well worthy of their attendance, as all the above goods are of the best make and finish.The whole to be sold without reserve, i BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioneers.Sy 1 Accommodation for Butter Cheese and Provisions, also Cattle Horses and Sheep.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THROUGH BILLS OF LADING Granted by any of the above Lines to Any Point in Canada or Western States.And by ang of the CANADIAN or WESTERN RAILWAYS to any point in GREAT] BRITAIN, IRELAND or EUROPE at LOWEST THROUGH RATES Special attention given to the HA iD.LING of all PERISHABLE and other cargo.For turther particulars apply to ROBT.REFORD & CO,, 25 & 23 St.Sacrament Street, MONTREAL.HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CO'Y (MANSA LINE) The only direct line between Hamburg Antwerp and Canada, affording regular sailings.SUMMER SERVICE.SHIPPING.CUNARD LINE FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE, NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL Calling at Queenstown, Umbria.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Sat.July 6 3.00p.m.Lucania.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.0u.Sat.July 13 9.30a.me Etruria ces Sat.July 20, 3.00 p.m.Campania.Sat.July 27, 9.30a.m.AUTANIB .\u2026.0.\u2026.Sat.Aug.3, 3.00 p.m, Umbria.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Sat.Aug, 10, 8.00 a.n, Lucania.Sat.Aug.17, 1.00 p.m, Etruria.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.000.Sat.Aug.24, 8.00 a.m, EXTRA SAILING\u2014 Aurania.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Thursday, July 4, noon The steamers of this line have, for over fifty years, ar unequalled record for the safety and comfort of their passengers.RATES OF PASSAGE Cabin, $60 and upwards Second cabin, $35 ae, $45 according to steamer and accommoda- os.Steerage tickels to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports.For freight and passage apply at the Com Dany's office, No.4 Bowling Green, New York VERNON H.BROWN & CO.General Agents, THOMAS WILSON, Agent, 80 St.Francois Xavier street, Or to J.£.GILMOUR & CO, 364 St.Paul street, \u2018ontreal, RICHELIEU & ONTARIO NAV.GO.Dominion Day GO TO QUEBEC.Leaving Saturday at 7 p.m., returning from Quebec Sunday 3 p.m., or Monday at 5 p.m.ROUND TXIP, 83.00.We are now having Grand Concerts o board every night.FOR THE WEST.Steamers leave for Prescott, Brockville, Alex.Bay, N.Y.; Clayton, N.Y.; Kingston, Toronto, Niagara Falls and Buffalo every day, except Sunday, at 10 a.m.Steamer leaves for Hamilton every Thursday at 4 p.m.Electric Light on all Steamers.HEAD BOOKING OFFICE 128 St.James Sireet, opp.Post Office, H.FOSTER CHAFFEE, Tel.1731.District Passenger Agent.Hamburg and Antwerp to Quebec and Mont real: From From From Steamers.Hamburg.| Antwerp.Montreal.Canadiæ.|.\u2026.jursrssnonves June 19 Hispania.].coo.o een June 26 Scotia .June 15 June 18 July 10 Christiania.June 29 July 2 July 24 And regularly thereafter.Prepaid tickets are issued for passags from Scandinavia, Finland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Italy and France, via Hamburg or Antwerp at lowest rates of passage.; Importers of German and Belgium goods will find it to their advantage by having their goods come br Hansa Line vis Hambur or Antwerp.Through bills of lading issu in connection with the Canadian and American Railways to principal points in Canada.For further particulars apply to the under mentioned: Respecting Passage: D, CONNELLY, Gen.Passenger Agt., 14 Place d\u2019 Armes Square, Montreal, Regarding Freight and other particulars: JAMES THOM, Freight and Shipping Mgr, 13 St.John Street, Montreal.Notice To CONSIGNEES The Beaver Line SS Lake Ontario, Howard Campbell, master, from Liverpool, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.BEAVER LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, D.W.Campbell, Manager.FOR SALE.One of the most elegant Cut Stone Residences on Sherbrooke Street; splendidly finished in hardwood, with all the* most modern improvements, and handsome Stone Stable and Coach House.This is admirably adapted for a doctor or other professional gentleman.Very easy terms of payment if desired.$45,000.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Two very handsome Cut Stone Residences, pleasantly situated in the best portion of Sherbrooke Street; 320,000 each.These valuable properties should be seen to be appreciated.Call for particulars.B.HUTCHINS & CO., New York Life Building.FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.We are authorized to sell two fine Stores on St.Catherine Street, near Bleury Street, one of the best localities on that great business street, at $25,000.This is a good investment, and its value 18 increasing yearly.B.HUTCHINS & CO., New York Life Building.SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOTS ! ! We offer for sale some of the Finest Residence Lots on the Southern Slope of the Mountain, commanding a magnificent view.Mount Pleasant and Mountain Avenues and Cote St.Antoine Road.B.HUTCHINS & CO., New Ycrk Life Building.TO LETA fine Brick Shop on the corner of St.Catherine and Mackay Streets, suitable for a grocery, druggist, confectionery or dry goods store, and one of the best business stands in the city.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Furnished and Unfurnished Houses, Flats and Tenements in various parts of the city at reduced rents.B.HUTCHINS & CO., New York Life Building.GRIMAULTS STAY} OF i HORSE.RADISH | THE OLD FASHIONED FRENCH REMEDY di FOR i Children's Rilments.k This popular blood purifier is 3 combination of Iodine with the antiscorbutio plants: Horse- & radish, Scurvy-grass, and Watercress.It pre vents and curescongestion andinflammation of the slands of theneck, eruptions on the face and ekin generally, scabs cn tho head, running from ¥ the ears, scrofula and lymphatia affections.It increases the appetite, restores the liveliness and vigour to children, removes paleness, and flab biness of the fleah, and is much better than Cod Liver Oil and other disagrecuble medicines, SANTAL-MIDY | 1s used in the Paris Hospitals to arrest di charges fram the urinary organs.\u2018 It is superior to Copaiba, Cubebs, or In.Jections, and fres from all bad smell or other J inconveniences.SANTAL.15 contained in emall SANTAL MIDY Gorin shia: which none are genuine.© OLD BY ALL DRUSGISTS.PRICE $1.00.The above may be obtained from all Druggists M in CANADA and the UNITED STATES, [3 olesale of LYMAH, SONS & CD., MONTREAL i | MARCOTTE FRERES, Auctioneers, Notice TO CONSIGNEES.The Allans\u2019 SS Grecian, Nunan, master, from London, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.HH.& A.ALLAN, Agents, NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.The Allans SS Siberian, J.Park, master, from Glasgow, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.i H & A.ALLAN, Agents.Notice To CONSIGNEES.The Allans SS Numidian, A.MacNicol, master, from Liverpocl, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, Agents FAN ~~ MOTORS Toy FOR ALL FLECTAIC LIGHT CIRCUITS $20 & $25.JOHN FORMAN, 650 CRAIG STREET.SUPERIOR COURT.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal.No.2,578.\u2014DAME JULIA DESJARDINS wife as to property of Jeun Baptiste Filia trault, farmer, in the parish of St.Rose, Laval County, District of Montreal, duly authorized to enter into legal proceedings, Petitioner, \u2014VERSUS\u2014 JEAN BAPTISTE FILIATRAULT, farmer, of the parish of St.Rose, Laval County, District of Montreal, Defendant.An action of separation has been taken in this case on June 5th, 1893.GOUIN & LEMIEUX, Attorneys for Petitioner.Montreal, June 9, 1895.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of ATCHEZ LAVALLEE, Contractor, of the City of Montreal, Insolvent.The undersigned will sell by Public Auction, at the office of Charles Desmar- teau, No.1898 Notre Dame Street, Montreal, on FRIDAY, THE 12TH OF JULY, 1895, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M., A bush land situated in the Parish of Ste.Marie Solomee, known and designated as number one hundred and eight (108) upon the official plan and book of reference for sald Parish of Ste.Marie Solomee, in the County of Montcalm.For turther information apply to CHAS.DESMARTEAU, Curator 1598 Notre Dame St., Montreal.J SUMMERSIDE AND CHARLOTTETOWN North and South Sydney, St.John\u2019s, Newfoundland.SS.Polino will sail on or about Thursday, 27th June.HENRY DOBELL & CO, Agents.JOHNSTON LINE.MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Intended Regular Sailings.NESSMORE .cievveviieenrnenn.About June 29 BALTIMORG arercnunue .About July 10 PARKMORE.\u2026ocersscnensers About July 17 NESSMORE.oocvvvvennnnnn.About July 31 For rates of freight, through bills of lading and full information, apply to all railway agents; Wm, Johnston & Co,, Ltd.218 La Salle Street, Chicago ; 208 Railway Exchange Building, St.Louis; or to WM.JOHNSTON & CO, Ltd., Board of Trade Building, Montreal.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMP'Y Limited.IT.LAWRENCE LINE, oo The iron twin-screw steamship \u201c CAMPANA, \u201d 1,700 tons, is intended to leave Montreal on Monday, Sth July, at 4 p.m., And afterwards on every alternate Monday uring season For FATHER POINT, GASPE, MAT, BAY PERCE, SUMMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN and PICTOU.a8 superior accommodation for passengers.Electric lights and all modern comforts.Neo cargo reccived after 3 p.m.of sailing day.Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket ces.For I'reight, Passageand Staterooms, apply to J.G.BROCK.Agent, 211 Commissioners Street, Or to W.D.O'BRIEN, 143 St.James Street.Dominion Line ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, LIVERPOOL SERVICE.From From Steamer.Montreal.Quebec.Vancouver.June 29, d\u2019light, June 39,9 a.m.Mariposa.July 13, daylight, July 13, 2 p.m Labrador.July 20, d\u2019iight, July 21,9n.m Vancouve Aug.3, dlight, Aug.4,9a.m Mariposa.Aug.17, daylight, Aug.17, 2 p.m SS, Canada\u2014Building.RATES OF PASSAGE \u2014 First Cabin Montreal or Quebec to Liverpool or Lon- donderry, $50 to $30; Return, $90 to $162, according to steamer or berth.Second Cabin, to Liverpool, Londonderry, Belfast or Glasgow, $30; Return, $55.Steerage, to Liverpool, London: Londonderry, Queens- Lou na delta or Glasgow, including out- it.Vancouver and Labrador do not carry cattle.Midship Saloons, Electric Light, Spacious Promenade Decks.or further information apply to Agent of the Company, or to Pris any DAVID TORRANCE & CO., General Agents, Montreal, 17 St.Sacrament Street.S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BLACK DIAMOND LINE, SS CAPE BRETON.2500 tons capacity SS LOUISBURG.2450 tons eqpaci S§ CACOUNA.2000 tons carats SS BONAVISTA.1650 tens capacity 8S COBAN.1850 to apaci The above Al Iron ${eamships rad regularly throughout the season from Montreal to Chariottetown, P.E.X.,.North Sydney, C.B., and St, John\u2019s, Nid.FIRST SAILINGS SS BONAVISTA.core sreens «June 20th os SOBA ore June 27th SS.COBAN.VS July an July 18th To be followed by other sailings at regular intervals, These vessels have comfortable Cabin accommodation.For freight or passage apply to p riake Bros, & Co.Charlottetown, Vooght Bros, North Sydney, C.B.; Harvey & Co., St.John's, Nfld.; tr \u2014OR TO\u2014 KINGMAN, BROWN & GO.14 Place Royale, Montreal, GOODS DELIVERED with greatest care and at lowest rates to any part of the city.Try us.KING'S CITY EXPRESS, 748 Craig Street.Tel, 665.SHIPPING.ALLAN LINE, Royal Mail Steamships Liverpool, Londonderry, Quebec and Montreal Royal Mail Service.From : From Fro Liverpool Steamship Montreal Quebec 13 June.*Mongolian .29 June 29 June 20 June.Numidian.6 July 7 July 27 June.Sardinian.13 July 14 July 4 July.*Laurentian.20 July 20 July 11 July .Parisian .27 July 28 July Steamers marked thus * do not stop at Rimou ski or Moville, touching at Quebec only for Passengers at 3 p.m, Saturday.he Saloons and Staterooms are in the cent ral part, where least motion is felt, Kleotri city is used for lighting the ships throughout, the lights being at the command of the en- gersat any hour of the night.Music Rooms and Smoking Room on the promenade deck.The saloons and staterooms are heated by steam.RATES OF PASSAGE, \u2014 Cabin\u2014$50 and upwards.rE reduction of 10 per cent.is nd Trin Ti lowest rate = rip Tickets except on the econd Cabin\u2014To or from Liverpool, Gl gow, Beliast or Derry, $30; round trip.ss Steerage\u2014To Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast or Londonderry, \u2018including every requisite for the voyage, $16, Glasgow, Quebec and Montreal Servic From From Glasgow Steamships on or areal June.+.NOrWwegian.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.July 21 June.*Siberian.9 July 28June.Pomeranian.16 July 5 July.Sarmatian.,.23 July 12 July.Buenos Ayrean.30 July *SPECIAL NoTICE.\u2014The SS.Siberian, from Montreal to Glasgow direct, will sail on July 9th.A few choice rooms, two berths in each, aro still vacant.Rate\u2014$45 inside rooms, $50 outside rooms.Immediate application should be made for accommodation on this steamer, London, Quebec and Montreal Service From From Montreal London .Steamships on or about 15 June.Grecian.[a 3 July 22 June .Brazilian.29 June.Rosarian.17 July , And regularly thereafter.No passengers carried by this service.Glasgow, Londonderry and New York Service.From new Pier.foot of W, 2lsb Now York From From, Glasgow, Steamehipe.New York 21 June.State ot California.6 July 10,30 a,.m- 5 July.State of Nebraska.20 July 8.30 a,m.19 July.State of California.3 Aug.9.30 a.m.Rates\u20141st cabin, $45 to $65; 2nd cabin, $25.Steerage to Glasgow, Belfast or Lone donderry nt lowest rates.Outfit for steerage passengers furnished free, The Steamships State of California and State o : Nebraska are not surpassed for their excellent accommodations for all classes of passengers, The Saloons are forward, Staterooms near the centre of the ships, Promenade deck the tire width of the vessel, and two-thirds of her length.Electric lights throughout, and electric bells in every stateroom.No cattle carried.Glasgow, L'pool, St.John\u2019s and Halifax and Philadelphia Royal Mail Service.From From From From Glasgow.L\u2019pool.Steamship.Phila.St.John\u2019s 15 June 18 June Carthaginian 8 July 13 July 29 June 2 July Assyrian 22 July 27 July 13 July 16 July Corean 5 Aug.10 Aug.Passengers carried from Liverpool to St.John\u2019s and Halifax from Halifax to Philadelphia, and St.John\u2019s to Glasgow.H.& A.ALLAN, 25 Common Street, Montreal DOMINION LINE % AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S \u20ac Regular Line of First-Class Steamships \u2014 BETWEEN MONTREAL\u2014 Bristol oman and London Steamers of the above line insure at first class rates and are fitted up with all the modern imn- provements for carrying Live Stock, also Butter, Cheese, Grain, and every description of general cargo, and are intended to be despatched from Montzeal as follows :\u2014 TO BRISTOL (4vonmouth) | TO LONDON.88.Mexico.July 4 SS.Merrimac.July 3 SS.Etolia.July 11 SS.Montezuma SS.Dominion.July 18 July 13 SS.Memnon.July 25 8S.Assaye.July 20 AND WEEKLY THEREAFTER, For rates of freight and other particulars apply to ELDER, DEMPSTER & CO.219 Commissioners 8t.- - - - MONTREAL.Beaver Line Steamers DIRECT SAILINGS BETWEEN Montreal & Liverpool.From Liverpool.Sat.Stcamer.From Montreal May 2.Lake Huron.Wed, June 12 .June 1.Lake Superior.5 June 19 , June 8.Lake Winnipeg.June 26 \u2018 June 15.Lake Ontario.\u201c July 3 \u201c June 29.Lake Huron.\u2018\u201c July 17 \u201c.July 6.Lake Superior.* July 24 \u201cae July 13.Lake Winnipeg.\u201c July 31 RATES OF PASSAGE.; Montreal to Liverpool.FIRST CABIN\u2014S$40, $46, $59 and $50.Round Trip Tickets-580, $85, $90 and $110, ac- cerding to steamer and location of berth.SECOND CABIN\u2014To or from Liverpool, 530.Round Trip, $60.To or from London.$33.Round Trip, 361.Steerage\u2014To Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Beaifast, 316.To Bristol or Cardiff, $18.Freight carried at lowest rates and to all important points, both in Canada and Great Britain, on through bills lading.Special facilities provided for the carriage of Butter, Cheese and perishable freight For further particulars as to freight og passage apply ta D, W, CAMPEELL, Manager, D.& C.MACIVER, 18 Hospital Street, Tower Buildinzs.Montreal, Liverpool.Ottawa River Navigation, MODERN STEEL STEAMERS, SOVEREIGN AND EMPRESS, FORMING DAILY MAIL LINE BETWEEN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA, Fares to Ottawa, single, $2.50.Return, $4.Do.Round Trip, Rail and Boats, $5.Most Pleasant and Direct Route to the Caledonia Springs.STEAMER SOVEREIGN EXCURSIONS.Daily to Oka.Como.Hudson or Carillon, $1, Take 8 a.1n.train to Lachine.$1 00T THE RAPIDS, 50c.\" 5 .train for Lachine.pd ines, from Canal Basin, Str.P les for Carillon, etc., \\Vednesday and Saturday at 6a oamer Maude for Papineauville, Tread- well, Hawkesbury, etc., on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 6.30 p.m., jckets at 143 and 184 St.James Street, Windsor and Balmoral Hotels and Grand Trunk Station.Head Office, 165 Common Street, R.W.SHEPHERD, Jr.Telephone 1029.Manager, \u2014 International Navigation Co,\u2019s Ling AMERICAN LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON.Shortest and most convenient route to London, No transfer by tender.No tidal delays.Close connection at Southampton for Havre and Paris by special fast twin screw Channel steamers.i.cabin, $85 and upwards; II.cabin, $35 and upwards, according to steamer, N.York.July 3, 11 a.m St.Lovis.Julyl7, 11a.m Paris.Julyld, 11a.m N.York.July 24,11 aan RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP, .I.cabin $60 and upwards; IL.cabin $42 and $45.Rhynland.Wednesday, July 3, 12 noone Westemland Wednesday, July 10, 123 noon INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, 6 Bowling Green, New York, or W.H.Henry, 143 St, James Street, W.F.Egg, 129 St.James Street, Montreal J.Y.Gilmour & Co.,354 St.Paul St.PENNYROYAL WAFERS.opte .pronch Now used by over 30,000 lad Bea used will use again.Invigorates se ©! Buy of your druggi only those with our signature acrosg face of label.Avod substitutes, Sealed iculars malle stamp.° Por ron EuRsia SHEMICA LQOMFANX.BXROIT, MICE b 1.i 1c rek \u2014 \u2014 MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1895, 7 INVESTMENT government Fluctuations in Montreal Stocks.B E S T WATTERS\u2019 SECURITIES.Other First: \u2014_\u2014 2312 Suitable for Trust Estates, Banks, Insurance Companies and Permanent Investment, Bougnt and Sold by R.WILSON SMITH, Investment Broker, British Empire Building, 1724 Notre Dame Street, MONTREAL.First-class Investments always on hand, remets TRADE AND COMMERCE FINANCIAL, NEW, YORK GOSSIP.J.B.Bache & Co., New York, send by direct private wire to their Montreal manager, C.D.Monk, the following: Chicago special: I saw President Lin- Ooln, ot Chicago Gas Companies, and asked what about dividends.He said: \u201cThere has been no change of position or prospects.Or the Gas Companies they are doing well, and I know of no reason for recent break in Chicago.\u201d Gas certificates.He would not say defifitely that the dividend would or would not be paid.Gas has been smashed this morning, end looks to me ae though the liquidation in it were pretty complete ; would buy and take profit on rallies.Chicago special: Reports from New York say that a combination of speculators will make a special effort the fore part of this week to depress B.Q.and St.Paul.Court of Appeal has decided against the American Tabacco Co.and in favor of the American Cigarette Co.on an important machine.THE LONDON SITUATION.\u2014 New York, July 1.\u2014The Evening Post\u2019a special financial cablegram from London ko-day id as follows: The chief business continues to be investment stocks and South African shares, the principal feature in the latter section being the demand for those in outlying districts of khe Transvaal.Americans opened dull and spiritless, but hardened up a little at the close, Pacific stocks being, however, loath to respond to the improved tone.Il hear that Russia is very tndisposed to let the Chinese loan drop, and that it may yet be arranged to her satisfaction, if not \u2018to the satisfaction of Lon- Gon houses.Stocks of copper increased nearly four thousand tons in June.Tnere is less competition for English treasurv bills.The average rate for yearlings is three quarters per cent.THE DAY.IN WALL STREET.New York, July 1.\u2014The Evening Post, in its financial article to-day says: When this morning's stock market opened there was a more or less preva lent feeling based possibly on speculative comments in and out of the press, that the general market ought to follow the movement of the industrials.So far as the spokesmen of this theory appealed to 1893 for à precedent, they were extremely silly and doubtless knew it.Their sales had some influgnce at the start, but the declines in stan.Bard stocks during the opening hour were nmeasurpd by fractions only and by afternoon a steady recovery had begun, which before the close carried most securities well above last week\u2019s closings.More dictimination than usual was racticed in the day\u2019s ad- wances, though, of course, the relative volume of the short interest was a guiding factor.The advance in call loan rated was a natural reflection of the July payments.Closing prices were strong, but with only moderate activity and the market showed at the last an almost unbroken activity in advances.Europe bought stocks again as it has done daily since the Trunk line presidents\u2019 agreement with the industrials; declined, then rallied rather sharply on covering of shorts, it may be presumed.NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Messrs, J.8S.Bache and Co.report to-day\u2019s closing prices in New York by wire to their Montreal manager, C.D.Monk, 16 St.Sacrament Street : July 1.Closing og Description, Es > g Am, Cot, Oil.vee 28h 27 28 Am, Tobacco Co 110}|1083/1094 do.prof.\u2026.\u2026.11 Am, Sugar, Refin, Co, 0.! pref, .Atchison, T Cleveland, C.Chicago Gas.i Ches.& Ohio 4 22 Canada So - Dist.& CO, ¥.,.,.0\" -| 194; 204 ! Det ago Gr pref eee cceense.| 474} 4741 48 AR 1 94/1294 130 do, pref.Gen\u2019l, Elec.Coun, Gas.Hooking Valley.Jersey Central, .-eucouseuuse Lake Frie and Westorn.| .1102411023 Manhattan Elevaved, 11241113 |113ÿ Missouri PAC.81$| 314| 314 or, Am, treassoccomense .4 4 58 Nat.Lead .en.en | S34.\" do.1st pald Pid.eeeerennes 90 |.U.8.CordageCo.| 1h\" jà do, pret.| 2) 8 N.Y.&N 478) 48% 49 | or, Pac, THE ARES do.pfd.xd 163! 163 173 C.& N, W.1987} 994] 99ÿ St.Paul, Minn, 89% 39 .Y, 0, & W.17 it 18} Pac.Mail.,.ssocnous .| 28%) 283| 29 Phil.& Reading.vs} 183 183] 18 C.R.1,& P.xd.oo Et I N.Y, Sus, & W.| 108] 104.Pac.ciivenens Western Union Tel.do, pfd Wheelin do.pfd., Leather co Leather pfd.na ne or the Suicide of Insects.ere has been a mistake in regard to Nathan on the Main Street and Ere than in the Bible as regards relationship.It was heretofore mentioned that he was Nathan, the prophet\u2019s uncle, but Nathan the prophet wag Nathan on the Main Street's stepson.So much for that.Now, Nathan prophesies that it is most profitable to buy a cigar that is a cigar, not stumps lued toget tilled with sawdust, but a cles fn vanna cigar, my dear disciples ; a cigar that will suit every man\u2019s taste is the El Padre Needle,\u201d by Jove, N athan is none of your Petticoat Lane Dutchmen nor Cockney sparrow painters, but a London West sport, and he says El Padre Needles have come to stay, and they will.Why shouldn't they ?\u2018They are the best 10c, 8 for 2c, in the market.and his Haggai Nathan also keeps sticks ell sorts of tobacconists\u2019 goods in dive at 71 St .Lawrence Street, City.\u2014_\u2014 Str.Columbian\u2019s exquisite excursion to-night at 10.30.Tickets 50c 7,45, returns The following table shows the opening, hi Exchange for the past six months, as compared with the two previous years : For THE YEAR 18935.A FoR THE YEAR 1894, An hest, lowest and closing prices of the active stocks on the Montreal Stock For THE YEAR 1803.FT > ~ © Es a Q Q Q * 8 2 \u20ac fT 1 9 % ES 3 E = a = = ® =.2, =.NAME OF STOCK.ë ë 8 a ë g & a £ 2 g & MISOELLANEOUS.Canadian Pacific.59 59% 344 5 \"là 73 58 59 883 60 65% 71 Duluth Com.vevrvniiiiiiinniiiiinn.33 92 2 8% 53 83 4 4 i 14 4 i ss Pfd.00000000 tresse caseocuune .9 17 4 164 14 194 9 9 204 324 10 14 Commercial Cable.1418 165 140 *160ÿ 133 147 138 *142 1773 185 110 134 Montreal Telegraph.*155 163% 155 163 142 155 142 1532 155 155 1252 1424 Richelieu and Ontario Nav.Co.«oo.84% 1054 84} 105 77% *89 623 843 708 80 50 77 Montreal Street Reilway.169 2114 168 2098 156 188 130% 168% 2524 236} 1565 1GGk \u201c i «new 166# 2004 166 2073 131 167 150$ 166§ 180° 1874 158 170 Montreal Gas.1923 2003 190$ 2064 178 195 103 1923 230 236 177 177 Bell Telephone.2e aan : 151 150 150 1582 1354 +157 135 161 163 165 124 137% \u201c \u201c MEW.0e eta a sa sa ses en au 06 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014.155 «134% 133 133 12 127 125 325 Royal Electrio Co.156 130 *156 1352 142 117 130 235 237} 125 130 Toronto Railway.75 89% 68 *85} \u2014 = \u2014 = _ = \u2014_ = Merchants Manufacturing Co.1143 120 1143 199 125 125 110 115 150 150 120 120 Intercolonial Cosl.30 30 30 30 \u2014- = = = 35 43} 35 42 Canada North West Land pfd.- \u2014 -\u2014 60 604$ 45 4 99 814$ 00 91% Loon and Mortgage.\u2026.0.0.00000caues 1374 1374 133 133 150 135 130 183 135 135 130 130 Montreal Cotton.116 130 116 198 1906 133 105 120 140 160 100 105 Dominion Cotton.94 102 88} 101 104 1223 9 95 137 143} 66} 98 Colored Cotton.oooocevivunnnn.n 50 624 35 60 50 76 45 624 110 118} 45 45 Ottawa Street Ry.ooovvvninn ooo.181 +185 181 +185 150 150 1580 180 _\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Western Lean and Trust.08 98% 944 98} \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 -\u2014 Diamond Glass Co.ovvvvvnniinin.1403 155 140} 155 150 150 140 140 -\u2014 Canada Paper.10020000 nas ananas nee 90 90 90° 90 \u201coo - -\u2014 \u2014 ___ BANKS, Montreal revere.- -.219 225 216 220} 220 230 217 219 237 237 205 220 OntaTIO.«ov errs eats iets ceveeeenanennnn 80 99% 80 87 114 118 874 87% 118 127 110 115 Peoples.\u2026.\u2026.s es eee sas sea san nan 113 121 1104 115 1174 1264 133 113 116 1205 111 na Molsong .ooiiiiiiiiii ananas 170 176% 168 173 165 170 165 170 1724 176 150 160 Toronto.MN 2443 2447 2404 242 240 252 229 2449 =.940 260 ©8335 Qu Jacques Cartier.covvvuvveennnnn., 10 115 105 5 1200 190 109 118 130 182 125 185 Merchants.ooouuvvuaennennnii il.1644 172} 1623 167 156 168 155 1644 1634 168 148 168 Eastern Townships.oveeuiiierennnenn.140 140 139 139 137 140 139 180 140 140 1364 180} Quebec ete estat aaa eee use 1273 130 113; 118 123 130 123 1274 130 1308 123} 124 Union.DEP AA 100 10343 100 1M 105 104 100 100 1901 1044 101 1044 Commerce.0002 ananas annee 139 141 1334 136 156 1423 134 138} 145 140 180 180 Hochelagn.\u2026.2.ase sea Lana anna an 1248 1284 190 130 22 130 120 125 125 183 180 129 Ville Murie.2ss2scess sea eee Lance ne 73 73 70 70 -\u2014 = \u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 \u2014 Nationale.\u2026.\u2026.Cetera, 56 56 50 50 90 90 50 554 _ _ \u2014_ BONDS.Can, Pac, Ry.Lana even arene ereneenas 1094 1094 1072 1073 109 109% 10 109 109 109 100 109 Champlain and St, Lawrence.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 100 lou: $0F 994 100 1060 100 109 Dominion Cotton.uve irr viiiieiinnennns, 1004 1004 100 100 \u2014 _ \u2014 _ 102 103 3100 101 Colored Cotton.ocovveinevvuenn.983 s9} 97 084 97 100 97 984 102$ 103 87 99 Montreal 4 per cents.\u2026.\u2026.1013 1013 1014 1014 98 101} 97% 103% 100 102 1004 102 6 Peas aa se eee ne sente» 174 174 174 174 1624 175 1624 175 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Bell Telephona.nca seen aucune 1023 1042 1023 1043 1003 100% 1003 1004 100$ 100% 100 100 ntercolonial Coal.FN 100 100 100 100 _ \u2014_ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ = = \u2014 * Ex-divideud.+ Asked, COMMERCIAL Monday, July 1.It being Dominion Day, and a holiday, we are without our usual reports of the local and other Canadian markets.F.G.Logan & Co., aï Chicago, discussing the wheat situation said: \u2018The receipts at winter points show no evidence of increase.We require an improvement in this direction to keep prices where they are.Some telegrams report frest in the Northwest.The predictions are for frosts to-night in the Dakotas and Minnesota.Frost is likely to do serious damage if it comes.\u2018Damage to spring crops means a sharp advance.The feeling locally is rather bearish, but we see nothing to make it so.The cash demand is light, but i?it was heavy it would be hard to supply.\u201d Utica, N.Y., July 1.\u2014Utica dairy market: [Large white cheese, six lots, 380 boxes at 8c; large white, 2 lots, 126 boxes, 8 1-8¢; large colored, 1 lot, 120 boxes, at 7 8-4c; large colored, 670 lots, 5,080 boxes, at 7 7-8c; 27 lots large colored, 2,109 boxes, at 8c; large colored, 5 lots, 834 boxes, at 8 1-8c; 1 lot small white, 100 boxes, at 8c; 1 lot small white, 70 boxes, at 8 1-8c; one lot small colored, 902 boxes,, at 8 1-8c; 9 lots on commission, 1,100 boxes.Total, 123 lots or 10,271 boxes.Butter\u2014Thirty packages at 18 1-2c; 120 packages on commission.Little Falls, N.Y., July 1.\u2014Cheese market: Large colored, 34 lots, 2,560 boxes, at 8c; 19 lots large white, 1,305 boxes at 8c; 5 lots small white, 556 boxes, at 8c; 8 lots small colored, 542 boxes, at 8c; 36 lots, not classified, 2,034 boxes, at 7 2-4c; 16 lots not classified, 1,002 boxes, at 8c.Total, 117 lots or 7,999 boxes.Butter \u2014Farm dairy, 34 packages, 16a td 17c.The movements of grain and flour given points were as folows: l'acaints.at Shipments, Chicago\u2014 Wheat, ouch 7.000 61,000 orn, bush.96,000 267.000 Cats, bush.259,000 453,000 Flour, bris.5,115 2,906 Milwaukee\u2014Wheat, bush.14.000 3,000 Corn bush.7,000 wort Duluth-\u2014-Wheat, bush.115.000 82,000 Detroit\u2014Wheat,bush.1,000 5,00 PICNIC HAMS Choice mild-cured smoked, Very cheap.The GEO, MATTHEWS CO.,Ltd OTTAWA, Ont.CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.Messrs.J.S.Bache and Co.report the following quotations from Chicago: Month.Ob'g) High.) Low, (Close \u2014 ee | Wheater.July.70 71 69% 69} Sept.718 73% T1E-3 T15-à Corn \u2026.July.| 471 #74 435 45% Sept.| 484 48)-§ 47 47 ay.408 40§ 38% 38% Oats.\u2026.\u2026 Tuly.| 253-3! 253-3 232 3 2323 Sept.| 25% 254 248-1 24t-# May.| 298 208 28% | Pork .July.[12 47 |12 47 |12 15 [1215 ept.|12 75 [12 75 12 30 |12 30 Lard .July./ 6651665 652 662 Sept.| 680 680 670 670 Short Riba.Jaly.| 6 35 635 630 6 30 Sept.\u2026.{ 6 65 6 67 652 |632 \u2014\u2014 { LIVE STOCK.CABLES SHOW NO IMPROVEMENT\u2014MA IL ADVICES.Monday, July 1.There is not a particle of improvement in cable advices from the other side, and shippers stand to lose a loi of money.A cable from Liverpool, which included the London market, quoted choice cattle at 6 1-2d to 6 3-4d, and sheep were quoted at the former price.Mr.R.Bickerdike received the following from London, dated June 19th: The improvement mentioned in our report of last week has continued, and as far as it is possible to judge, we do not think there will Be any serious alteration in prices for some little time.The sheep trade remains in about the same condition as in our last.An overs supply of sheep for compulsory slaughter produced a decline, but the effect is gra« dually disappearing.Liverpool \u2014 Best bullocks, sinking the offal, 6 1-4d; middling and inferior bullocks, do.do., 5 8-84 to 6 1-8d ; American sheep,, do, do., 7 1-24 to 8 1-2d; American shorn sheep, do., do, 6 1-24 to 7 1-2d; Canadian sheep, 6 1-2d; lambs, 8 to 9d.Londom\u2014Best bullocks, sinking the offal, 6 8-84; middling and inferior bullocks, do., do, 5 1-2d to 6 1-4d; American sheep, do., do., 7 1-4d to 8 1-4d; American shorn sheep, do., do.6 1-4i to 7 1-4d; Cana- dan sheep, do., do., 6 1-2d; lambs, 71-2d to à Mr.H.C.Telfer received the follows \u2018(ax from London, dated June 75; \u201cShura 3 day's supply of 1,400 beasts, compared win Tnursiay last, showed a siight increase, and consisted of 600 from the Un- Ited States, 494 from Canada and 208 from Argentina, the latter being slaughtered for sale at the Dead Meat Market.Trade Was rather firmer, but the better quality of the beasts partiy accounts for the higher rates quoted.The best States and Canadians made 4s to 4s 2d pen 8 pounds, offal given in, second quality 3s 6d to 3s 8d per § pounds, offal given in.Sheep numbered 1,850, consisting of consignments from Argentina and being 2,288 less than on Thursday last.Trade was slow at a decline of 1d ta 2d par 8 lbs; best pens made 3s 9d to 3s 10d per 8 lbs, offal given in.The following were the numbers on offer on the corresponding day last year with the current top rates.Beasts, 1,907, 3s 8d to 3s 9d per 8 lbs.Sheep, 1,090, 4s 2d to 4s 4d per 8 lbs.TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.New York, July 1.\u2014Flour\u2014Receipts, 42,- 200 btls; exports, 17,500 bbls; sales 13,600 packages; quiet, re-sales of flour interfering with trade from the mills.Winter steadily held.City mill patents, $4.75 to $5; city mill clears, $4.10 to $4.15; Minnesota patents, $3.90 to $4.15; do, bakers, $2.95 to $3.65; winter patents, $3.90 to $4.15; do, straights, 33.60 to 33.90; do, extras, 33 to $2.50; do, low grades, 32.45 to 33; spring, low grades, $2 to $2.50.Southern tlour, dull; good to choice, extra, $3.10 to, 2345.heat\u2014Receipts, 2,800 bush; 48.600 bust sales, 7,700,000 bush futures, 8,000 bush spot; spot weak; No.2 red, store and elevator, 73 5-8c; afloat, 74 8-4c; f.0.b., 75 5-8¢c; No.1 northern, 79 1-8c, delivered; No.1 hard, 78 1-8¢, delivered; No.2 red, July, 73 5-8¢.to 75 3-16c, closed 73 5-8c; August, 74 1-20 to T6c, closed T4 1-2c; September, 74 15-16c to 76 1-2c, closed Tic; October, 75 3-ic to T5 8-4c, closed 75 $-ic; December, 77 1-4c to,78 9-16, closed 77 1-4c.Corn\u2014Receipts, 186,200 bush; exports, 113,000 bush; sales, 560,000 bush futures, 100,000 bush spot; spot weak; No.2, 50 7-8¢ elevator, 51 7-8¢ afloat; yellow, 52c; July, ce se SL 7-3, Closed 60 7-8¢c; August, -8¢; ember, 51 7-8c 63c, closed 51 7-8c.p to Oats \u2014 Receipts, 28,800 bush; exports, 800 bush; sales, 760,000 bush futures, 107,- 000 bush spot; spot quiet; No.2, 28c to 28 1-2c; No.2, delivered, 28 8-ic; No.3, 27 1-4\u20ac to 27 8-ic: No.2, white, 81 84e: No.3, white, Sle; track white, state and western, 80c to 89 1-2c; July, 27 5-8c to 277-8, closed 27 3-ic: September, 28 8-8c to 28 ES, closed 28 8-8c, ced\u2014Quiet; bran, 75c to 80c; middli 8, 80c to 85c: city, 85c to 90c.dling Butter\u2014Quiet; western dairy, 9¢ to lic; do, Creamery, 12c to 18c; do, factory, Sc to 12c; Elgins, 18e; imitation creamery, ile to 15c; state dairy, 1lc to 17c; do, creamery, 17 1-2c to 1c.Cheese\u2014Firmer; state, large, 6 1-4c to 83-4c; small, Te to 81-4c; part skims, 21-2c to 51-2c; tull skims, 11-2¢ to 2c.Eggs\u2014Qufet; state and Pennsylvania, 13 1-2¢ to lic; western fresh, 12c to 18c.exports, Visible Supply of Grain.New York, July 1.\u2014The visible supply of grain on Saturday, June 29, as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange, is as follows: Wheat, 44,561,000 bush; decreased 1,664,000 bush.Corn, 9,055,000 bush; decreased 444,000 bush.Oats, 7,018,- 000 hush; decreased 985000 bush.Rye, 146,000 bush; increased 9,000 bush.Bare ley, 134,000 bush; increased 4,000 bush, Elcquence.\u2018Eloquence is speaking out + .out of the abundance of the heart,\u201d say the authors of \u2018\u201cGuesses at Truth.\u2019 An incident related by Doctor Barnardo, the English philanthropist, who cares for friendless children, illustrates this characteristic of eloquence.I was standing,\u2019 he said, \"tat my front door one bitter day in winter, when à little ragged chap came up to me and asked me for an order of admission.To test him I pretended to be rather rough with him.\u2018How do I know,\u2019 I said, \u2018if what yon tell me is true?Have you any friends to speak for you?a ** \u2018Friends!\u2019 he shouted.*No, I ain't got no friends; but if these \u2018ere rags\u2019\u2014 and he waved his arm about as he Spoke\u2014 \u2018won't speak for me, nothin\u2019 else will.\u2019 Baby in a Ten-inch Well.The 18-month-old child of Bill Gee, a farmer living near Tigertown, had a terrible experience on Tuesday evening, A ten-inch bored well had just reached a depth of twenty-nine feet, being near the house, when the little one went out alone to investigate.Somehow he managed to fall in feet first, and was impaled upon the end of the boring machinery, a part of which was yet in the well.The frantic mother was a witness to the horror, and immediately gave the alarm.The child could not hr gotten out of the hole, so the neighbors were all summoned, and some eighty of them went to work digging a great square hole pear the well, {This being completed to a depth on a level with the child, a tunnel was made from the hole to the well, and the child rescued after being in its perilous condition for twenty-three hours.Itsy plain tive cries, **Mammal mamma, come take me out!\u2019 were heartrending.The child will recover,\u2014Galveston News, Patronize Citizens\" Gag Coa 817 Sta James Streefe_ , Cont.CHANGED THEIR FAITH.Some Noted People Turn Protestant and Catholic.London, June 30.\u2014The widowed Countess of Cottenhain, a very handsome woman, and a notable figure in fashionable society, has just given her friends a profound surprise by joining the Catholic Church together with her daughter, Lady Mary Pepys, a girl of 17.Her son, the present Earl of Cottenham, continues a Protestant.Samuel Pepys, the famous diarist, was one of his ancestors.A still more rernarkable case of conversion is that of Lady C'Hagan, the widow of a former Lord Chancellor of Ireland.Her husband was a Catholic and she belongs to the Townely family family in Lancashire, whose members have been noted for centuries for their adherence to Catholicism through persecution.Lady O'Hagan herself had al- ive work of the Catholic Church in England.She has become a Protestant.The statement is also published in one of the London papers that her chaplain, Father Klein, a Jesuit, has also left the Catholic communion.Arthur Mashinter Found Drowned.Toronto, June 30.\u2014The body of Arthur Mashinter, a young electrician aged 23, was found in the bay this after- hoon.He disappeared May 15.Up to last Decembel lie was working with his brother in Montreal when he went to visit his sister in New York.LIBERALS AT FRANKLIN CENTRE.Franklin Centre, P.Q., July 1.\u2014The commodious Town Hall at Franklin Centre, P.Q., was comfortably filled by an intelligent and appreciative audience Saturday last, assembled to hear the Hon.L.H.Davies, M.P.for Queen's County, Prince Edward Island, speak on some of the political issues of the day from a Liberal point of view, John Craik, Esq., was chosen chairman of the mecting.Mr.Davies was accompanied by J.Scriver, M.P.for Huntingdon County, who, in introducing Mr.Davies to the meeting, congratulated himself upon having been instrumental in enabling his constituents in the eastern part ot the county to listen to addresses of men so distinguished in Canadian political life, and so noted as speakers, both on the floor of Parliament and on the platform, as the Hon.Mr.Davies and the Hon.Mr.Fraser.Mr.Scriver, after having spoken briefly upon the injury and injustice which had been inflicted upon the farmers of the Dominion, especially by the National Policy, was followed by Mr.Davies in a speech of rare eloquence and power.Though Mr.Davies spoke at considerable length in denunciation of the evil and Wrong caused to the country by the existing fiscal system, and of the corruption, which, as one of the unavoidable results of such a system, had, of late, especially, almost \u201crun riot\u201d in this fair land ot ours, he commanded the undivided and close attention of his hearers to the close of his earnest and forcible address.A vote of thanks to the speakers of the evening, moved by the Rev.Mr.Brown, pastor of the Franklin Centre Congregational Church, and seconded by Daniel Parham, Esq., was received and carried with great heartiness and enthusiasm.A goodly number of ladies were present, who seemingly appreciated and en- Joyed as fully az did the members of the sterner sex present, Mr.Davies\u2019 stirring and convincing utterances.À similar meeting, to be addressed by Mr.Scriver, M.P., and the Hon.D.C.Fraser, M.P., of Nova Scotia, is to be held in the Town Hall at Vicars, in the Township of Havelock, on Saturday evening next, the 6th inst.A Young Woman's Hair Turned White A Portland young lady received a few days ago a letter from a friend wha appealed for aid in finding something to restore the blackness of her hair.The friend had suffered almost unendurably irom geuralgia in the head and had tried many raunted remedies.Finally she was advised to have her hair shaved or eut extremely close and adopted thig desperate measure.The result of the experiment has been that with its renewed growth \u2018the hair is appearing perfectly white, though it had been previously very dark, and the wearer is terribly chagrined at the unexpected change.The effect upon the neuralgia was favorable.~Portland (Me) Transcript.BOYS, ATTENTION! LOOK AND READ COME ONE! COME ALL! 100 doz.Colored Shirts with collar at- tached\u2014laundried\u2014real value, 50e, and sold at 25¢c only.125 doz.Gentlemen's Ties, light and dark colors, sold at 2 1-2¢, bc, and 10c.None of above ties mentioned were sold under 25c and 35c.; We deal specially in Tweeds and Coatings.A first-class tallor 1s attached to the house and we cut free of charge.For Ladios\u2014Real Black Taftetas Gloves sold at 10c.only.Black Mitts, job, 10c only.We always carry a full assortment all the year round In every department.Come and see our prices.: : The male bégins Monday, the 1st July next for one week only.Jobin & Co., cor, fil Lawrence Street and Duluth Ave | ways been closely identified with the act- £ AND GOES FARTHEST.db A LEAD PACKETS ONLY.BLACK OR MIXED.DON'T DO IT YOURSELF \u2014\u2014 When the LITTLE GIANT |: TRAVELLING LAWN SPRINKLER does it for you.A little wonder.Stationary Sprinkler made, get our \u201cTwin-Comet\u2019\u2019 Lawn Sprinkler \u2014Price, $5.00, GARTH & CO., 536 CRAIG STREET, You can set it to go fast or slow, or stop at any given spot.Price, £15.If you want the best 299772 D- VA TIVTVVHIIL- DIT VVVVVVN Are You Ready ?Then prepare for a surprise.We are going to make a great shuffling off sale of 2 Straw Hats, Fedoras, Gents\u2019 Furnishings, etc.SHIRTS TO ORDER is our pet specialty now, and we can show some captivating patterns and qualities.Prices low.July Reduction all over the Store.Genereux, Galarneau & Co., 227 ST.LAWRENCE STREET.Gusveeemene vuvuvannan su vana ua uen AVSUASSSRUSUAUASUSUVUV VAN ÉD Grerenavsnsanuennuns ana na ua ve FORTIER\u2019 CLOCK CIGAR Hand-made, of Pure Havana Tobacco.the Money.The Best Value that can be had for 044443494434 04 04 440480000334 Drinking Mugs Wa have a line of the finest English drinking mugs for beer and ale.One special collection we offer is of thread-cut glass, good quality, pretty in shape and ornamental in themselves; mounted in sterling silver.Always sold for $2.76\u2014for one week we offer them at $2.40.Nothing so cheap elsewhere in the city.Silver Mounted, $2.40.R.A.DICKSON, Watches and Jewelry, 1791 Notre Dame.TVET VH LVL TVA VIVRE +++11t1844400001 10341404 008 Our Success is due to the fact that in quality of material used, in ; excellence of workmanship, in variety of stock on hand, in moderation of prices, and in promptitude, we stand unsurpassed.WM.W.ROBERTSON, Saddlery, Harness and Trunk Emporium, Established 1864.2438 and 2440 Notre Dame St.SIGNS THAT SPEAK\u2014\u2014 for themselves.We guarantee satisfactory work in all our sign painting.Prices moderate.B.HUGMAN & SONS, 1792 No tre Dame Street.St Catherine Worth $1.50 BROKERS, ETC.J.A.FINLAYSON.A.GRANT, FINLAYSON & GRANT, Custom House Brokers, Forwarders and Warehousemen, 413 to 417 St.Paul St, MONTREAL Bell el.057.P.O.Box 634, À, H.DORAN.H.PWaADmaæ TELEPHONE 2027, NORAN & WADHAMS, COMMISSION BROKERS, STOOKS, GRAIN à PROYISIONS 186 8ST, FRANCOIS XAVIER ST, UND£R 6T.LAWRENCE BALL.) ___£PEIAL WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.MONTREA+.W.H.WARREN B8TEMPLE DUILDING.TELEPHONE 2568.ACCOUNTANT & TRUSTEE Special attention paid to auditing tho books, closing entries und statements of joint stock companies.Trust Moneys kept in separate Bank Ac counts and carefully administered, Loans Negotiated BOODY, MCLELLAN & CO.Brokers on New York Stock Exchange, 37 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.ROBERT MEREDITH, Manager, BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, MONTREAL Stocks, Bonds, etc., Bought and Sold on Commission.TELEPHONE 867, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LAW BOOKSELLERS aNp PUBLISHER Whiteford & Theoret, (Successors to A.Periard,) Law Booksellers and Publishers Proprietors of \u201cLa Revue Legale .23 and 23 St, James Street Bell Telephono 2921 MONTREAL Money to Loan At reasonable Rates.London and Lancashire Life Assurance Company.Address\u2014B.HAL BROWN, Manager P.0.Box 2351, or 11 Place D\u2019Armes Square MONTREAL.Geo C.De Zouche & Sons, 2460-2462 ST.CATHERINE ST.Lines of Imported and Domestic PAPER HANGINGS are unapproachable for style, quality and price.PAINTING in all its Branches, a very special feature, Estimates cheerfully furnished.§ UR PRIC ES ARE WAY, WAY DOWN Drop a Postal or Call.Hats.Heath\u2019s and Ellwood\u2019s Celebrated London Hats.wri.SAMUEL, 134 Peel Street.Powder the Feet With \u201cFETOFEET\u201d Which relieves tender feet and prevents and cures excessive perspiration of the feet.For sale by all druggists.PRICE 25C.ATÉLEFRONE GOSA Importers and M'f'rs of d Billiards & BilliardGoods Do ail kinds of repairing Secondhand Tables, $100 to £200 each.BREWERS.DAWES&CO BREWERS.PALE ALES AND PORTER, LACHINE, P.Q.Montreal Office, 521 St James St BELL TELEPHONE, 563.E.Lacoste, St.Henri, is the only Bottler authorized to use our Labels.J.H, R.MOLSON & BROS, Ale and Porter Brewers, Have always on hand the various kinds o ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLES, FAMILIES REGULARLY SUPPLIED 1006 NOTRE DAME ST.MONTREAL Some More Bargains ee 93 renms Commercial NotePaper, ruled, $1.25 per ream; 5 reams for $5.50\u2014fully worth $2.00 per ream, 130,000 White No.7 Envelopes at 73c per 1,000, worth $1.00, 35,000 Linen No.6 Envelopes ab 75¢ per 1,000, worth $1.50.Send for samples.MORTON, PHILLIPS & \u20acO., Stationers, Blank Book Makers and \u201c- ee = 1755-7 Notre Dame Street, - Montrea JCHELIEU ! RICHELIEU! The Prince Table Waters Pure, Sparkling, Refreshing.{ox sale af the Hotel GJv3a safienianreaf te John Murphy & Co's ADVERTISEMENT, Now Great July Clearing Sale \u2014QF\u2014 DRY GOODS.Discounts from 10 to 75 p.c.LOOK OUT tFOR BARGAINS ! JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine Street Corner Metcalfe Street.Telephone No.3833.SHORT\u2019S SHOES ===.are built to wear; built to sell close to cost, and are made so that every purchas- «r wants to buy of him again.Try it yourself.SHORT\u2014The Shoeist, 124 St.Lawrence St., Cor.Lagauchetiere.Go Ready Presse d \u2014\u2014\u2014 When you go to the seaside get clothes neatly cleaned, and nicely pressed.We do the best work\u2014no brag\u2014but a fact.One trial will convince you.I.J.ADLER, 75 Bleury Street.\u201cHEALTH FOR THE Mother Sex.\u201d MILES\u2019 (Can): VEGETABLE 7% COMP OUNDWY (price 75c) cures 4.4 V4 Prolapsus Uteri.4% Leucorrhoa, and all weaknesses or (0 the female sex.OMP UND The periodic pains to which every woman is liable are perfectly controlled and the dreaded time passes by almost unnoticed.Ladies who suffer from uterine troubles must of necessity turn to the most reliable help, and thousands testify that MILES\u2019 (Can) VEGETABLE COMPOUND is that remcdy and sure cure.Letters from suffering women addressed to the \u201c A.M.C.\u201d Medicine Co., Montreal, marked \u201cpersonal\u201d will be opened and answered by a confidential lady clerk.and will not go beyond the hands of one of the \u201cMother Sex.\u201d Druggistseverywhere sell MILES\u2019 (Canadian) VEGETABLE COMPOUND.Price 75c.A GRAND TRUNK ~~ Bargain is our Big Saratoga, with tray and hat box, iron corners, veneer wood lid ; made to be useful and to stand travel.It's a big, honest bargain.Come take a look.THOS.W.GALES, Shoe and Trunk Dealer, 137 8t.Antoine Street, Tel.2980.When You GO AWAY oem Take] a souvenir of Montreal to give your friend, or to keep yourself.The best place for good souvenirs is at \u2018 THE UNIVERSAL\u201d G.W.CLARKE, 244 St.James Street.A Famous Artist Being asked what he mixed his colors with to make them so beautiful, answered, Brains.We do the same thing in an humbler branch of Art, Home Painting and Decorating.We use the same ingredients as he used, and we add another, quite as valuable.Can you guess what it is?We shall be glad to tell you personally.JOHN MURPHY PAINTER AND DECORATOR, Op Queen\u2019s Theatre MACDONALD MONUMENT.THE UNVEILING CEREMONY AT OTTAWA YESTERDAY.SIR MACKENZIE BOWELL THE CHIEF SPEAKER ON THE OCCASION.Lord Aberdeen\u2019s Letter of Regret at His Inability to be Present\u2014A Dise tinguished Gathering Present.(Special to the Herald,) Dttawa, July 1.\u2014The ading feature of ko-day\u2019s demonstration here was the unveiling of the statue of Sir John Macdonald on Parliament Square.The ceremony took place at noon.A large platform was erected alongside the Senate end of the Parliament buildings in front of the monument, entrance to which was through one of the Senate windows.Those entitled to this platform were invited by ticket, Besides Ministers of the Crown and their wives, members of Parliament and Senators and Lieutenant- Governors of the Provinces, there were also on this platform a number of Ottawa\u2019s leading citizens, All the Ministers of the Crown were present, except Sir Frank Smith, Sir Hibbert Tupper, Mr.Ouimet and Mr.Haggart.Lieutenant- Governor Kirkpatrick, of Ontario; Lieu- tenant-Governor Daly, of Nova Scotia; and Lijeutenant-Governor Howlan, of Prince Edward Island, were present.A telegram of regret at not being able to attend was received from Lieu- tenant-Governor Chapleau; Rev.W.W.Carson, of Detroit; Rev, Mr.Knowles, of Stewarton Presbyterian Church, Ottawa; Rev.Mr.Boggart, St.Albans; Rev.Mr.Pollard, St.Johns; Chas.Magee, president of the Conservative Association; R.H.Code, president of the Macdonald Club of this city, and Hon.Mr.McDougall.In addition to the military there were about 5,000 people on Parliament Square during the ceremony.The Ottawa Field Battery, under the command of Major Bliss, fired a salute of 21 guns.The Princess Louise Dragoon Guards, the Governor-General\u2019s Foot Guards, the Royal Scots and the 43rd Battalion were all drawn up in parade on the lawn in front of the puildings, presenting a splendid appearance.Just as the last gun of the salute was fired Sir Mackenzie Bowell stepped forward and was received with cheers.He said : \u2018I regret exceedingly the unavoidable absence où His Excellency as the representative of the Crown upon this med morable occasion for the reason given in the following telegram: \u2018To the Hon.Sir Mackenzie Bowell, Ottawa.Quebec, June 380.\u2018Allow me to offer my best wishes, on the auspicious occasion of the unveil ing of the memorial of Sir John A.Macdonald.1t is mot many weeks since I had the pleasure of travelling with you to Montreal to take part in the unveiling of another memorial to the same great man, and I greatly regret that owing to arrangements made before I learned of the proceedings of Monday, I am not to be present on this occasion.Obviously in no place could such a monument be more appropriately erected than in the Official Capital of Canada, nor could the inaugural ceremony be held on amore opportune day than that on whizh we commemorate the formation of the Dominion.The memory of Sir John A.Macdonald has a secure and a cherished piace in the hearts of his countrymen and it is well that by these public monu+ ments future generations may \u201cwe reminded or taught of his career, his ser« vices, and the patriotic sentiments by which he was inspired and actuated.(Signed.) ABERDEEN.\" The Premier continued: \u201cIf there was one characteristic of Sir John Macdonald more marked than his loyal de- vitien te the Crown, it was his constant care of the interests of the British Empire, and if that loyalty was so marked and go productive of good for the Empire, it was in turn loyally recognized.The honors which towards the close of his active life were show- cred upon Sir John Macdonald by the Queen, by learned bodies and by his own country were splendid rewards for splendid service.\u201d Sir Mackenzie Bowell then quoted from a letter of Her Ma- Jesty to Lady Macdonald after Sir John's death, in which Her Majesty referred to the loyal and devoted service which the the Premier had rendered the Sovereign and gave a quotation from the speech of Lord Rosebery on the occasion of the Placing of the bust of Sir John Macdonald in the crypt of St.Paul's in London, where the household gods of our commonwealth are being collected.Next Sir Mackenzie Bowell referred to the great speech of Mr.Laurier when referring in the House of Commons to the death of Sir John Macdonpld, Further, Sir Mackenzie said: \u2018These monuments teach us that the British Empire is one of the greatest secular agents for good that the world has ever seen.This was the testimony which Macdonald and Cartier gave during a lifetime.Again, they teach us that civic freedom is better preserved by British ijaws, traditions and institutions than under any system in the world.(Cheers.) Macdonald and Cartier labored to preserve and perpetuate them.Again, they teach that public men engaged in a common cause, if they wish to be great and successful and honored, must keep faith with each other.They teach us, too, that as the world is greater than the Dominion, so the Dominion is greater and more important than the province, and the province more important than any of its cities or towns, They teach us that if there is friction with Imperial authorities it is our duty to lessen it, if there is jealousy among the provinces it is our duty to allay, if there are differences in race and religion it is our most solemn duty to minimise and assuage them, if there is rivalry among parties it is our duty to think first of the country and its needs, and if there are difficulties in the way of good government of the country it is our duty as men of affairs to overcome them.(Applause.)If we have any doubt about the carrying out of such teaching, any doubt of our own ability to fulfil it, let us remember that another lesson is taught us by these monuments ,viz: That no man ever labored with loyaity and honesty for the public good without being sooner or later rewarded by the support and the applause of a grateful people.(Cheers.) In concluding his remarks the Premier pulled the cord and the statue was unveiled.The crowd cheered as the famil- lar likeness of Sir John Macdonald appeared in sight as the canvas dropped to the ground.There were floral wreaths on the pedestal and the base from the Manufacturers\u2019 Association, the Macdon- ald-Cartier Club, the Liberal-Conservative Association, Ottawa.Mr.Arthur Weir, of Montreal, at this point read an original poem of his own for the occasion.Sir Adolphe Caron was the next speaker.He delivered a forcble and able panegyric on his colleague, Sir John Macdonald.Referring to the work the late Premier accomplished in blending different races and creeds throughout the Dominion into one united body, working together for the general prosperity and welfare of the whole country.In this work, Sir Adolphe said, Sir John was ably assisted by Sir Geo.E.Cartier.It was, therefore, their duty to follow that good example thus set down by the late lamented leader in that excellent work of conciliation.\u2018 Lieut.-Govexnor Kirkpatrick in \u2018hid ren MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1895, ee i= \u2014 THE STATUE\u2014By Heserr.[From a Photo by 8.J.Jarvis.] 1676 Notre Dame Street, MONTREAL.LADIES\u2019 FRENCH TANSY PILLS Used successfully by thousands; safe and sure; act in 36 to 48 hours; price $2.50; cost more than others, but the never fail or disappoint; sold wit written guarantee; no cure no pay; advice in person, or letter, free.isit or address Standard Medical Co\u2019y, Room 44.246 St.James St.Montreal.RECIPE For Making a Delicious Health Drink at a Small Cost.Adams\u2019 Root Bezr Extract.One Bottle.Fleischmann\u2019s Yeast.Half a Cake.SUEAT.\u2026.soe sen +0 +++» TWO Pounds.Lukewarm Water .Two Gallons.Dissolve the sugar and yeast in the water, add the extract, then bottle; put in a warm place for twenty-four hours, until it ferments; then place on ice, when it will open sparkling and delicious.The root beer can be obtained in all drug and grocery stores in 10 and 25 cent bottles, to make two and five gallons.OFFICE DESKS, Wood floors, counters, bookcases, everything in office furniture is made to order and to perfection and at lowest prices.ees: Co.300 St.James St, marks, complained of the fact that hostile criticisms had been made upon the occasion of unveiling monuments elsewhere to Sir John Macdonald.(He deplored this since it was an insult to the intelligence of tne people, who for 40 years had reposed confidence in the dead Premier.Lieut.-Governor Daly, of Nova Scotia, was glad to be pæsent on such an important occasion.His father wag Financial Secretary in Sir John's first Government.Lieut-Governor Howlan, of P.E.I, said that he came 1,500 miles to be present, and was glad to be able to do so.Cheers for the Queen closed the proceedings.The model for the above statue was selected as thé Lest out of the 51 eub- mitted.It is the work of Mr.Phillippe Hebert, the Canadian sculptor.It pos- sesa2s a noble dignity and simplicity fitting as a memorial to perpetuate \u2018the name of the deceased premier.It represents Sir John Macdonald upon a somr- What elaborate pedastal in the attitude +f one addressing a public assanblage, his eyeglasses held between the thumb, and finger of the right hand, a scroll in his left hand, and at his fet a pile of books and portiolins.The great coat is thrown back slightly from the shoulders disclosing the long double breasted frock coat beneath, The features are a good likeness, although it is said by some that the head is throwaa little too far hack, which was not a characteristic pose of Sir John Macdomald\u2019s during his lifetime.At the foot of the pedestal is seated a female figure representing Canada with her right hand upon the shield of the Dominion, and in her left a furled flag, This figure of Canada is moulded in heroic proportions.Where shall we go for a nice Pipe ?To Rosses.Where for the very best fine cut cigar ?To Rosses.Where for the cheapest Walking Cane ?To Rosses.Where for the finest Smoking Tobacco?To Rosses.\u2018Where for an Asbestos Pipe, cool and nice?To Rosses.\u201cNUR SAID.\u201d Rosses Bargain Day, the last day in the month.Come one, come all to Rosses.20 Chaboillez Squarre.The Garret.What a world of fun we ha © You a fase am@ I a lad, Up garret ! !In the sweet, mysterious dusk.Redolent of mint and musk, With the herbs strung overhead, .And the \u2018\u2018peppers\u201d stiff and red, And, half hidden by dangling corn, Grandpa's flask and powder horn! Rriar Such a store of treasures rare We were sure of finding there, ¢ Up garret ! Hats and coats of pattern quaint, Dark old paintings, blurred and faint; Spinning wheels, whose gossip-whirr Might have startled Aaron Burr; Old lace capes of saffron hud, Dishes splashed with villas blue.You in trailing silk were dressed, I wore grandpa\u2019s figured vest, \\ Up garret ! : So we stopd up, hushed and grand, And were married, hand in handy * While the tall cased clock beheld, As it doubtless did of eld, \u2018 When at great-graniifather\u2019s side Stool his blushing Quaker bride.Furnished ready to our hand Was the cosey home we planned Up garret !' Chairs that any modern belle .Would pronounce \u2018\u2018antique and swell;\" Chests and dressers that would vie With the grandest you could buy.Ah! they didn't know it then\u2014 Save the little maids and men.: All day long in childish wise We spun our life's mysteries, Up garret ! In the fragrant, spicy gloom Of that dear old raftered room.Oh, that life in very truth \u2018Were but sweet, protracted youth, And we all might play our parte With unwearied, happy hearts! \u2014Harper\u2019s Bazar.The Socicty of Arts of Canada K66$ Notre Dame Street, Montreal.Distributions every Wednesday.Value of prizes ranging from 34 to $5,000, tickets 25 cents.Value of prizes ranging from $2 to $2,000, tickets 10 cents.Sportsmen on the Way.Mr.Louis Cabot, his nephew, Dr.Cabot, and Mr.Hememway, all of Boston, passed through the city on their way to the Jacquet River, N.B.Mr.Samuel Street, of Albany, N.Y., and a party of friends leave for the Grand River by the Intercolonial train this morning, while Mr.Benjamin Douglas, of New York, with three other [entlemen, left on Saturday for the Grand Cascapedia, all bent on enjoying the salmon fishing, now at its best.Messrs.[Fraser, Viger & Co.'s staff enjoyed the holiday yesterday morning packing the necessary stores for all the above.Str.Columbian\u2019s exquisite excursion to-night at 7.43, returns 10.30.Tickets, 50c.etre \u2014 SHERBORN'S CONDITION.Hc Makes Attempts to Open the Wounds in His Throat.(Special to the Herald.) Lennoxville, July 1.\u2014The funeral ot J.H.Hull, who was assassinated on Thursday took place Sunday.His funeral was a very large one, in fact one of the largest ever seen in this place.The Foresters turned out in force, and there were delegations from the different Sherbrooke courts.There is no new develop ments in the case as yet, but a rumor is in circulation Lo the effect that Hull Was not killed by Sherborn, but that both he and Sherborn were attacked by some person, who is unknown as yet, while they were asleep.No great im portance is attached to this tale, but some of the authorities seem to think that there might be:some truth in the statement.Full particulars will be given on Tuesday at the inquest.Sherbrooke, July 1.\u2014Sherborn seems to be improving, and is now able to speak but he is very wild at times, and tries to re-open the wound in his throat, which Drs.Worthington and Farewell have sewed up.He is on a fair way to recovery, if he can be kept from opening his wound.A policeman has to be kept at his bedside continually.Saturday a stranger presented himself at the hospital and asked to see Sherborn.The sister thinking his ways rather queer asked him his name, and what business he might have with Sherborn.He stated that he was the son of the murdered man, but this was sufficlent, and hea cculd not see the man, who in all probability took his father's life.Strange developments are expected at the inquest tomorrow.TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.During a religious procession at San Mateo, near Ferrol, a seaport, and one of the principal arsenals otf Spain, a dispute arose as to who should.carry the picture of the patron saint.The crowd fought with knives, sticks and revolvers, and the conflict resulted in forty being injured, including the parish priest.The Ontario Medical Council has decided to raise the standard for matriculated medical students.In future they will have to take a full pass course at the Government departmental exAminations with secona class honors or show a certificate trom some recognized university of having passed in the first year\u2019s examination in arts.The Attorney-General's Department of Ontario has reccived a despatch from their detective, who is in Florida, to the effect that Thomas and Bessy Gray would return and stand their {rial for the murder of \u201cDavie\u201d Scollle, in Otonabee, provided their children were brought too.As it will be cheaper to do that than extradite them thé Deputy Attorney-General telegraphed the detective to bring them.George Cyr, of Ironsides, Que., was arrested last evening by Detectives Carpenter, of Montreal, and Genest, of Hull, on a charge of setting fire to Gilmour & Hugh- son\u2019s large lumber piling grounds at Iron- sides in February last.Detective Carpenter had been quietly investigating around Ironsides, with the result that he concluded he had his man In the person of George Cyr.Cyr is a married man and has a family.Internal Revenue Collector Noyes, of Portsmouth, N.H., received word to-day from United States Inspector Blanchard at West Stewartstown, a small New Hampshire town near the Canadian line, that four Chinamen had been captured at that place while being smuggled into the United States from Canada.Inspector Blanchard was instructed to hold the China- | man pending investigation.The representatives in London of the { various British colonies called in a body upon Lord Ripon at the Colonial Office yesterday.Sir Charles Tupper, Canadian High Commissioner, acted as spokesman, and upon behalf of his colleagues and himself expressed the sense of their obligations for the courtesy and attention they had invariably received during his lordship's tenure of office as Secretary of State for the Colonies.Str.\u20acColumbian\u2019s exquisite excursion to-night at 7.43, returns 10.30.Tickets, 50c.Chicf Secretary for Ireland.London, July 1\u2014The Yorkshire Post says that Mr.Gerald William Balfour, brother of the Right Hon.A.J.Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury, has been appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland.Called Out Thrice.The Notre Dame ambulance commenced the month of July with.three runs yesterday.The first call was at 8.30 a.m.to 199 St.Dominique Street, for a mason named Ernest Fugres, who in a state of despondency through want of work, had swallowed a large dose of Paris green.He is now doing well.The second was at 2.15 to St.Helen\u2019s Island ferry for Seaward Haines, engineer, llv- ing at Lachine, who had received severe contusions on the head through being knocked down by one of the large swings on the Island.At six o'clock the third run took place to 421 Craig Street, for Joseph Charbonneau, a carpenter, who had received severe contusions on the head as well as internal Injuries through a large beam falling upon him.He will recover.See our Indigo Blue Serge and our handsome summer suiting selling at $13, $20 and $25.Ask for our $1.00 shirts, perfect fit ting, best in the city, Kelly Bros., 1691-1697 Notre Dame, nme MORE M'GILL RESULTS.The following results of McGill Medical examinations were Œdeclared Saturday: Passed in Pharmacology! and Ther- apeuties\u2014W.B., Brown, >.Bonnell, J.we.Braithwaite, C.H.Church, H.M.Church, S.L.Clendinnin, P.Colquhoun, T.J.Cur- ran, J.E.Dewar, F.C.Duckett, M.Do- nahoe, W.R.Dunbar, A.Dyer, W.E.Pean, F.B.Elliott, R.B.Ewan, J.A.Ferguson, C.Findlay, A.T.Foss, H.B.Fraser, A.J.Grant, D.Grant, H.G.Kemp, G.Hartin, D.J.Healy, E.V.Hogan, R.E.Hughson, A.D.Irvine, S.D.Lander, T.F.Lee, T.W.McCartney, T.T.F.nlcAuley, D.H, McAllister, D.MacPherson, A.W.MacArthur, E.A, MacCosh, D, MacEwan, D.D.MacTaggart, R.Mason, R.N.Martin, T.A.Milburn, E.B.Moles, W.Mowatt, D, Patrick, R.S.Ross, T.P, Ryan, W.T.Scott, W.Smillie, R.A.Smith, W.H.Smyth, C, P.pteeves, 0.C.Stackhouse, A.Stirling, C.A.Staples, F, G.Seaton, T.A.Sutherland, T.Tetreau, F.L.Thomson, T.S.Tupper, R.S.White, W, S, Wood.Honor Class.\u2014J.IF.Argue, G.R.Deacon, R.E.J.Smith, equal, 95 per cent.: P.Brunelle, F.B.Caron, J.L.Churchill, F.A.Corbett, A, P, Crockett, R.Craig, LL.Drumm, G.H.Ellis, E.C, Fish, W.M.Fish, W.B.Howell, J.K.Kelly, W.M.Kendrick, Percy Leslie, D.P.Lynch, H.K.McDonald, W.A.Moffatt, R.W.Mitchell, L.R, Moise, A.H.Prescott, D.Robins, J.H.Secord, R.B.Shaw, T.J.Stack, J.F.Warren, l.H.Wheeler.Honor list 75 per cent and over, mental diseases\u2014E.V.Hogan, F.B.Carron, R.0.Ross, W.M.Fisk, F.|.Wheeler, J.F.Warren, R.B.Shaw and J.F.Argue, equal; W.M.Kendrick, JF.L.Thomson, G.D.Robins, IF, A.Corbett, R.H.Craig, A.D.Irvine, L.R.Moise, J.P.Ryan, J.M.Braithwaite, N.K.McDonald and L.Drumm, equal; R.E.G.Smith, G.R.Deacon and C.Staples, equal; J.A.Sutherland, C.P.Steeves, R.E.Hughson, T.J.Curran, E.B.Moles, D.D.MacTaggart, J.A.Ferguson, W.R, Dewtan, T.J.Slack and A.H.Prescott, equal.Prize List\u2014Mental Diseases : J.F.Argue, 8.Bonnell, .J M.Braithwait, {W- K.Brown, P.Brunelle, J.G.Campbell, F.B.Carron, C.H.Church, H.M.Church, J.L.Churchill, S.L.Clendinnin, P.Colquhorn, F.A.Corbett, R.N.Craig, A.P.Crochett, T.J.Curran, G.R.Deacon, W.R.Dean, J.E.Dewar, M.Donahue, D.Dunn, F.Duckett, W.R.Dun4 bar, A.Dyer, A.F.Edwards, F.B.Elliott, G.H.Ellis, R.B.Ewan, J.A.Ferguson, W.R.Ferguson, E.C.Fish, W- M.Fisk, C.Findlay, A.F.Foss, H._B- Fraser, A.J.Grant, D.Grant, BE.V.Hogan,W.B.Howell, R.E.Hughson, A.D.Irwin, J.K.Kelly, H.G.Kemp, W.Kendrick, 8.HE.Lander, F.Lee, P.C.Leslie, D.P.Lynch, F.W.Macartney, J.J.F.Macauley, D.Macpherson, D.D.MacTaggart, D.H.McAllister, A.W.McArthur, E.A.Mc- Cosh, N.K.McDonald, R.H.Martin, R.Mason, J.A.Milburn, R.W.Mitchell, W.A.Moffatt, E.B.Moss, L.R.Moise, W.B.Mowat, 8S.S.Oppenheimer.D.Patrick, W.C.Pousett, A.H.Prescott, G.D.Robins, R.O.Ross, J.P.Ryan, W.T.Scot, J.S.Seaton, H.Secord, R.B.Shaw, T.J.Slack, W.Smillie, R: E.J.Smith, W.M.Smyth, F.8 Spaarman, O.C.8.Stackhouse, C.Staples, C.P.Steeves, A.Sterling, J.A\\ Sutherland, T.Tetreau, F.L.Thom- gon, F.S.Tupper, J.F.Warren.F.H.Whecier, R.B.White, W.S.Wood AMUSEMENTS.One of the best bits of character work which Montreal has known for some time is that of Mr.Edmund D.Lyons this week at the Theatre Royal as Jean Coupeau in Chas.Reade's famous adap- itation of L\u2019Assommoir entitled \u201cDrink.\u201d Mr.Verner Clarges, lan old and able actor, and Mr.W.S.Hartford share the honors ameng 'the gentlemen, while the work êt Miss Nellete Reed as Gervaise +3 excelent in every particular.It is, hawever, Mr.Lyons\u2019 wonderful acting in the sixth act that brings one's memory back ko the first production of \u2018 Drink \u201d in \u2018the old land sixteen years ago.The wsupporting \u2018company is extremely good.Yesterday the receipts Soi a number of focal amateurs appeared between the acts.Ed.Varney made a speech that was a gems, but the others need experience and ability.Caught His Train.Mr.Oliver, of Vaudreuil, wheeled on the platform of the Bonaventure station just as the local was pulling out.He took in the situation at a glance, and off he went, away down the platform of No § track.D.0.Pease 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