The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 10 janvier 1887, lundi 10 janvier 1887

[" | | | : ; pe = 0 \u2014 7 LXXIX\u20148 Aew _Adveriisements, Veret, Stewart Go.OFFER FOR SALE-\u2014 Liverpool Coarse Salt.Do.Factory Filled Salt Rice's Pure Dairy Salt.Do.Pure Table Salt.Turk\u2019s Island Salt.Lump Roek Salt for Cattle, December 51 148 Cholos New LABRADOR HERRBINGE Choiss New CAPE BRETON H5ERRINGS Prime Medttm LABRADOR HERRINGS GRHEN CODFKISH, Large and No, 1.DRY CODFSISH, in Bundies NEWFOUNDLAND BONELESS CODFISH, #7 141b.and 28 ib.boxes, STEAM-REFINED PALE SEAL OIL SA\u201d NEWFOUNDLAND 0OD OIL \u201cAP\u201d NEWFOUNDLAND OOD LIVER OIL \u201cA\u201d GABPE and NOV.4 SCOTIA COD OIL | NEWFOUNDLAND WHALE OIL \u2018For\u2018sale by STEWART MUNN & CO., Telephone 1353.42 St, John street.Becernber 7 203 Fish and Oiis for Sal.500 barrels Psle Steam Refined Seal Oil, \u2018Btepnrens\u2019 brand.Barrels Sweet Straw Seal Oil, \u2018Barrels Newfoundland and Gaspe Cod Oil.Barrels and half-barrels Prime Labrador CN jf mnd Cape Breton Herrings.{ & \\- \u201c| | 4 Ting, latest pack, in firkivs and kegs.- JOHN BAIRD &CO,, 191 Commissioners Streos.Telephone No.382.\\ à \u2018Barrels Newfoundland Salmon and Trout.Cwt.bundles Prime Dry Codfish.Barrels and tierces Green Codfish.Kits and rails Split Mackerel snd Labrador Herring (put up expressly for family use).Daily expected from Clyde, a shipment of Malcoim\u2019s favorite brand Loch Fyne Her- December 18 ly 2 J.& R.McLEA OFFER FOR SALE, 100 Bris, Pale Straw and Brown Seal Oil, 50 on Tessier\u201d and other brands Cod Liver 100 Brls Nfld.and Halifax Cod Oil.-100 Bris.Linseed Oil.100Tierces Nos.1, 2 and 8 Labrador Salmon.50 Brls oe ce ie 50 Hf-brls \u2018 \u201c \u201c 259 Brls No, 1 Labrado* Herring.100 Brls No.1 French Shore Herring, 100 Bris No.1 snd Large Green Codfish.e \u201850 Quintals Large Table Cr dfiah.100 B is No.1White and Red Labrador Sea Trout.25 Kitts Prime Mess Maokerel.Fresh Sea Fish of 211 £orts.590 Cases Lobsters, choice brands, ee i ' | Telephone 888, , | j December 23.+ 1 f \\ y 100 Cases Canned Mackerel.S 1,080 Boxes Medium Scaled Herri»ga.100 pases Tullocks & Pooles Pickles.-100 Boxes Boneless Fish, 500 Pails Chicago Lard.\u2018Agents Oaledonia Ooal and Railway Co., 8 Common Stfeet, Hontreal.P.O.Box 1274.sél \u2018Atlntio & North-West Railway Coy.Notice is hereby given that the Annual ; General Meeting of the Shareholders of the ATLANTIC & NORTH-WEST RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the Office of the \u201cCompany, | 107 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, \u20140N\u2014 I Wednesday, the 2nd day of February, 1887, At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of recelving the report of the Directors, transacting the business of the Company, whether General or Special, and electing Directors for the entuing year.CHARLES DRINKWATER, Secretary.Montreal, J apuary 1st, 1887.Im1 \u2014 AND \u2014 \u2018MAIDEN BLUSH rogramme Cards ! WITF EXQUISITE SILK TASSELS, FOR EVENING PARTIES.Invitation AND At Home | CARDS. A vertise the syne the directors to ad NE.Gentral.ne Tux Dares M Breadsinis TBIONd.o unexpectedly liberal uuless re- Fafiow +.0 à 6 = 00 « DALZELL tor Po Sa are filled wii tha rom usual.The papers bora: ok Wes isa hit 2001 FLOUR The ma January 8, 1867 L A.Gsppzs & Co Se naked 0 7 0 0180 Zo | SANS\" Gnaronst trou Boit pes A etat rossoms for this def Rocks Judson.1331 1531 13 lu 14509 da \u2014The market on 'C \u2019 .The followi ive Hogs.ur latest reports are th ) = 00 « NES\u201d Sanitary A oiler Plate Law ¢ probably ault, ony onan.B03 {oo 1028 200 day was quiet, b henge to- pri ollowing are th wheat is quiet, and , the market for THOS.GLOV:RS ppliances and next move bably may be th Oho.B.@.a Tha | a fi , but the general feeli prices : a movements and Lolders , and the demand ; BS Dry Gas dots g 5 move, and also \u20ac e|¥ oA oe 124 134 ) ab rm, although jenera.feeling Offici ; mn offering in mod poor, with MANUFACTURERS eters, pontiliien in the case he extreme Union Poblg.ii ie fa id \u201ca ed beyond a - no business ia repoit.Offical roeipte yeterdey 27.92 Corn steady, demand ne quantity ; WEDUGHT (RON TUBIN Elec easant pro , are not Reading | oe 52k 58 i 813 590 requirem A ots \u201cfo lL esterday.eoserens 1920 mi .AS, STEAM Q oC Matters nie the shareholders.Sanh ang il à a 4 87100 A outside figures.ho Be onto: me 19.700 Oise, Tan.GRAIN AND PRODUC ro E ON PUB ES, Rin ment, as i no nearer a settle- st.Paul & Omaha vonnese 681 \u201c 61ÿ a i 314 7100 to t ; enquiry for e Te Light.cepts.a \u2019 ' or E.Taly 1 \" ol.iS, mag i on tons a aged sg can be = FUE SENS ar ashe 6e jo ematlontés ER ES croc, oth Miko ER rene $3.00.Jessy Exons | in 5 and with he ma egal sieps can be tak Northern £86.ui.1.: #1 vesjrnedfeanls 50 Halif ercolonial rates of frei und- avy A $4 05@4.40 12000 W & f m i; can ae go unsettled no co Ontario & Woden En 2h a a \"306 and de petog favorable.of freight via Receipts for the re B4,45/@4,90 0 | t 51 URHIÉ & visi coming we w values will ran phio Cent states | 1100 ealera report a qui y millers | 2005 47,645, packi 160,043 hogs, ship- Th on he oe week.Richelieu & Ontari ge the Mobile & estorn '.ques in bakers this utes trade of fair pack time last year Ei oe 1,564,000 16,009 100 Grey un 8t ! OC A eek a little easi io closes |.C2 0.à 2 Nash es .uotatio rnoon.cking this 174,000, decre in : 2 reet ou ho wes wes 1.0.Cy 081 = sii cian sn loves : ns on 'Ch -Ç year 510,000 \u2019 ease in Flax Seed.787,258 Hw Eu .| ning ; sales to-d er than at the begin- entr Paoidé (LUCILE : 64} 64} 644) 8800 OWB : ange were -.CATTLE\u2014 Receipts hogs.Mr : , 8,111,881 porters of \u201cF ang; mes too 613, the Gentral Pac.sg Se i | Dat es fol.Market rules qaieh.to-day 2,400; LwavEEE, Jan 8.Ceccipie cs SCOTOE & \" 7 biug 63 , opening on Ventral Pac.i dit 257) 32 ent, per brl.to-d es quiet.Ww.#, C; the .LAZED declining iit Sh cing to 63}, and SuPal, br four à i hers Extra.00e ET @ $4 60 zero, SROWIDE, temperature 8 = nee Rv Exports ont it Toga, BRAIN FIFE) ing froma the 1 +: , beinga gain 11 Oregon T: AT.400s .of F upernns wre OD.@ 3.95 Lo above 20 1,790 mn ay Anings Cr owest point a of 14 West 9 FATE +r vers sen : sarolssuelierutrer Le HANCY soso00 00 s+c0ccouve STH@ * OSE MEATS \u2014 .Gai i 5 EER we Lovers, y week, Gos has boon roses during the Jaune Passe bond 1024 ho Natt \"iso Spring Bina.serve.3.60 @ 316 seu clear sides, 3605 ros cides, $6.20 \u2026 = DR ae \", week, closing ected during the Mo?ango.slaxvel 66 1 6000 perfine.teesirees.3.45 @ 3.05; green ham Ta ort rib wid | 7 oo Bad sing stead, g the Morey _.aan len 109 Stro ese ariine 350 Boxe s, Sgc.eg, Tor=Do, Jan.8 000 Frama Go ; Moutreal b g steady at 218.In b rca el OÙ 18 4614 ng Bakers\u2019, Mani eee 310 @ 3 D MEATS \u2014~Sh \u2019 1,50 \u201cous ment 1 has bec anke ES TEE Stronz B , Manitoba.4.\u201899 short rib si ort clear si Wheat.Rec n Coment Cor opening at 236 ng of to steady.There is no now font Strong bakers (Amicus 510 © 45 [0 avoue plokled ons sons aden Gorn.1s fhe \u201cTe Cie ie io closing to-d \u2019 g off to 234, b exchan w feature to | Fine.ous vues erican].4.10 @ 4.N ed hams, 93c@9} \u2019 Ee 1,000 white, a ay at 2351, Commerce put from ha The market has Jo xeport in Midas din 75 @ 433 The doa York Markets, ic New Yo SEAPORT ora 4,000 Plaster of Pa ris si 1241 on: ac re and closes steady ont = aly character, but so emerged gollards.es te 2.0 @ 000 host quiets sports are : Flour steady Flour BK, Jan.8 : O e HAN ronan ay Gon de : Ra , ing fi.a ay be @ move- rio ba pewreres fi v@ 0 0 94tc@941: : red wi ; Flour, bbls: Recel ; or TU were inactive, fiance 1243 Ole banks New York pee coming wosk, « PP sata) 165 @ Las Cora BIE 1,500,000 bighe 0.pit le , a FET So\u201d BESSEMER STEEL Vv and Peoples honts selling at 1284 Foster 8 are uncha > lc \u201c [ extra] 1.65 @ 95 bushels, O: 0.2,49¢; sal shels, Gorn nus 68,000 6,201 0:2, Chai at 97.8} erday at 7-16@ nged since City b [superfine] 1 1,75 s Oats fi 5 sales, 200,000 ars = B00 1LLS Sod, hair and : day 5 9-16 ags [del .140 @ @60c.tmer, Rye quiet at où QBts +1 spin \u201c ; ua ER a an To-day\u2019a sales are as follows : ; or ne counter.between banks, Gamer Quotation 320 @ 225 Lard qui Ew ab 912.50 por LA Coram, Bhis le enees tt oe on Ge aa Cao Look nd Bed Springs a MORNING = erling sixt ; nulated, per ara 1 Freights 41e; dres steam e bel, Boo : 6 real hené Au Merch Baule BOARD.8 7-16@8 sty bite are quoted at Ordinas sp bbl.3425 034.50 1bs, ghts 439; dressed es 150 over ly 255 Pa 50 Richerieu & Out vesuss «0000 1285 fRe co en banks,8; @8% ry, per bbl.+.2.15 @ 2,80 « gc per ; son on 125 City Gat nt, at.} unter ; demand dr: ,83/@8% over * DALE ween a, 4.00 @ ram owe £ ; I % canevas ; .: 4.95 New Y n Market vavues 50 > 3 CG.Blu canes 614 changed at 9% rafts continue CORNMEAL 888.1.95 @ : ; ORK, 2.16 5.1,080 ; t seven.218% $#@93 bat un- Whi \u2014Quotatio : 2.05 Pominal J I A ; 2383541 i Yesterlay\u2019 Means Th the ce ween banks, 95 ite, pe bbl ns are :\u2014 94} anuary, 923 est 9l3c : ays stock \u2026\u2026218 unter.C 8, 95 a Vesess sevens to asked M Lomein [BEG : He lows, ws reporte for TE as fol- WT specially To UE Yellow, por bbl.re 120122000 @ 70.00 9640 bid Mar, ie Le pominal Apr si ° Rack 20 PLATES, 1 ap by D.Lo ed for Tax HzR- | for .S.Jackson 5 Hirao by| _ 0; OF vressssocec 240 @ 2, minal Septembe minal June, 9870 mer K BOLTS \" Stock Brok: srn MacDougall & foreign exch & C2, stock, grain V| Recei Zossasa 00000 116 @ 9.50 January, 485c ask r.Corn, 47ho asked BECEIPIS OF PRO i LTS AND NUTS j ir OKSrs, iL Hospital str Co., Cou ange brokers, 10 and br} ptsof flour to-da 1.20 May.Oats, 355 ed February 51Le ed Oanadina Paciflo Ra DUCE.Ji 0s and Gen 1 ' , ÿ tin rest : pe ut , Exchange ls per G.P.R.475 b y per, T, R, 375 asked Febru any 3 Seminal J al passer A Crowe & co toy Jan.s.fra.Railway Suppl, i Be = ; i 0 3 = {7 STE \u2014\u2014 FR y Ekotolloming are me ils, otal, 850 brls eLLiLmsoRET, ; Le pr Clase w real 306 cars wheal; ey Contai Angles, Chon STEEL PLATES | fo 8 25 [Bh ss 181 |\u2014 anni Jam 8.Bet.B° nireal\u2014\u2014 a year ago : » 78ÿc Febru ; \u2014Wheat 658 ds.our ; Ord i paie es, Ch 5 \u2019 \u2019 tes TOCKS.sh g 5 FE # 2 Eimer TT In Wheat, b Jan, & De Jan 9,8 850 patty bic pa heat, ite i er Union Bank ns , Channels» Beams, &o : pas FRE if Heian ple = |r oa a | Sole ae thse red Sto cub No RANKE:S $1 TALBOUAFS all th WIRE ROPE | CBA.veel] $300 | © - cables.\u2019 ces , 61, a y ebru ?0.To & r Jolanig BILE.vue E 3 ue mlm à = RE ha pan us - 14446 ie nl jo May.210 ary, 864c March, = MONTSHAE HERALD © For all P oO of EE Len TS ur local m .Rye, bush 53,019 213 90,709 824 Le p.m\u2014 Staten ] F 8 ne | 00 or one : Fi : 2.1288 2292 gc cash \u2014Wh i : : Baik of oronto siens 100 ibe 2: 140 a 5 per cent, on ri is unchanged Qatmsal Di its ae Sh asked May.Cor i Pibraniy Page { MIDN Naw Yonx.Jau 8 ate st News geso Rack Bill Co, of Canada i ol | C25 pee 31 212 equirem .or mercanti meal, bris.\u2019 634 oY.Oat eady 37c ÿ COTT IGET REP \u2018 \u2019 Bank d\u2019Moc! Carlen 100 jBhP-0.1 \"19511 128 ents 6@7 per stile Grav\u2014The loc 11 @ eu) © 5 steady, 29 cash, 43 N UN-\u2014-G des ands, 1 ROCK .» Ban d'Hochels coenel 10 pe i ba the rates cent, continue AIN\u2014The local U 167 HI0AGO, 1 pin, cash.New Urleans, 3 .Uplands, 99 Pol ti A DRILLS Sustn lov: chp asl 8 Bie.T A to nominally unch wheat market i nominal J .1mn,\u2014Close\u2014Wh + BUGAR , vie.» -16c ; 1 ical Alr Compres s m Banque Nationale.10ù |84p.0.|; he Bank of E ada red wi changed, as foll et is March anuary, 783 F eat, 78%c @è R\u2014Bauter ; 8 : sors, Steam Hoist Banque Nationale | 8) Ip) at 5 agland rate i 88 winter, 89-@89e ows:\u2014Can- C , 80e acked April ebruary, 79kc yd 0; Cut-loaf and andard \u201cA,\u201d 5 Gene ee Mach Bollers and , H Onion Bank: ois 80 |g Dots oes per cent, 8 unaltered c/@89¢; Canad DOIL; Canada whi orn, 36c nomi pil, 855c@8540 Le dered, 65% 46k; nd crushed, 6 , -16 Tel ral Mining Machin ; Can.Bk 0 Consmaoroe da 8 peo.al Ou the L hard Manite a spring, 890@90 ite, Februa ic nominal January, 36 c May.vu; Granulated » 610; Pox- egra hi achinery.f Cominion Gant \"| 79 spo i241) i | agai e London open @91e; tobn, 82e @94e; No, d tite, Evbiuaty, 363: ackel Ma ob.365c@363c » 5 11-16@5ic pale C R Ean of Hamilion.Babe 24} again easier at 32 market money i ¢; No.1 North ; No.2 do, 90 ats, 26%: nomi a ch, 42}: M 3 Caisago, Je , [ R Sue Mars ent.100 sim e.oe or a 3%, another red .y 18 1n coarse grai ern, 88c@89c., c February, 263 inal January 261 ay.(MIDHIGHT RE ; ; Jan.T.J 8 [0 Ea Bd ee mm nl EB ner, Gf ey od Hl Stns e303 and 44 Founding 3 3 mperial Ban oa 10 pe.ew York money w n ected from now for son\u2019s business is bid À 0 agked F ob id January, $6.46} sbouid D MEATS in $6 05.April g t., Montre: L | tntorcolonii OUR.per cent.ay steady at 5 re unchanged, as f rward.Quotation id March, $6.65 ruary, $6.55@%6.5 3 houiders.$4 85 @ teady ; dry salied L 2 ali ercolonidl Coal Go.| 108 Lond 64}c per bushel ollowe:\u2014Peas 3196.72} bid Me 5 asked April, $6.7 74 siden, #6 50@:6 D $490; short ol o ocal: : Montreal Tel'gr'ph Vet | 55 8 To-day\u2019 on Quoiation at 55c d 8 of 66 lbs, ; , 64:@ Januai May.Pork , $6.70@ PORK\u2014 +6 55 cleur > f .Montreal Tegr th oo aime 6 ay\u2019s cable giv \" ; uty poid, 48c@49c i corn nominal nominal $12.00 ssked Fe $11.974 nom, LAK $l v5agl2 Dom.Tologreph 00 do - figures :\u2014 es us the following 50\u20ac barley, 55:@ ein bond; male coe 86 March ed Februwy, $12.10 D\u201438 47¢@55 oC Deli 0 Dion & Ont NE Tol Go ; owing 50c: oats à t@66s; feed barl ; Malt- {rib, $6.0 ICD, $12.30 bid M , $12,10 $6 50.eli - ir ity Passe - Nay.Co.Uonsols 4bcd ull at 37c@28c; ey, 43c@ n , 86.05 nominal J; ay, Short ver ed \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ' 3 Montreal onger RE.do.for money 12.50p.m.2 c@51c per 48 1b ; rye nominal ominal Februu anuary, $6 monte AIL V De orn in odo, account.4005-16 106 91 The New Y > at $6.25 Ma ry, $6.10089 131 05 nm Produce M B WAZ SUP E Canada Cotlon C0 Sor Erle 1008 199, 9-16 has the f ork DailyCommerci $6.441@8 y.'Loual cach +135 Marc) armots.SUPPLIE Oanada Par Paper Co.N.Y 00 e following breads ercial Bulletin 433 @836.525 sales lard 350 ?BUTTHE Ja at 8 IN Qanada Lapor Cu 231 111, Gent YH The visible su tuffs statistics: Montr at TTHR\u2014 Wester n.8, 1867, - STEEL : k Qanada 5] loping us Tal al 2 fhe stocks.i pply of grain s\u2014 Porx, L eal Provisions ermy, 31a @ 3; ern exira fresh RAILS { B Mont as Lotion fo In Paris three per cen He - s.in granar , comprising in th + ARD, &c.\u2014Th a higher; d 265 some 8 : made 7 ( Mont I Sepia ; ree per cent.points of accumulati y at the princi n these product era was no chi 8 ; do extra fi pecial mark ( ) STE y Roy i, Invesi&Bidg ho 12.30 p.m., 821, 523c.; 2 rents were at board and in umulation at lake PA nelpal limited, and ucts to-day, business vey Arete, 200@22¢; do rota, 240 @ 28c ; de ffice MORGAN'S CE EL BARS I Méolircal Colon io.4 p.m.82£.50¢ .; pam., 82f 55c; Wh y water, Jan.1.1887: prices, though our are all firm in ee ss 2L@2825 do ont to choice held \u2014 UCIBLES : P Sooner.ga.Cotto Uo.Messrs, L, J ; \u2019 New Y.heat, Qata, Barley.quotably altered local market i er facto @ 256 ; do a crmy Warehou a Sesten Colona\u201d learn LJ, Borgo Cn Re Alb ons 10000 1.25071 arley, Quotations to-day s mot 1EW200, de ohsice À Rave ; du choice, or Office, 7 225 Wellington § y Kingston Cotton Co.in : indly furnished u ame fugtals al.LOSS \u201d 25,000 au) ladia mess beet, ; are as follows : \u2014 w good, 13 choice held, 150@16 v choice, Feb.» 76 St.Peter , Bel relophone ose geable quotati 5 the follow.Ohigago.1.sas LARD 20-10 | Mecs bot, bble +s vos.$00.00 @ Be ne Ga ; da fair Resi - Street.ë Bell Telep! ane Goo Trunk Rai ous yesterday :\u2014 &: go.11! 113,026,608 4,811 25,100 Montreal, bDIS nov.00 @ 00.09 Y G ; do dairy, nomi ora.non lots, 10 esid d ant e, D.of N.À.ailway lat, 77% :\u2014-Grand Milw: afloat.981,074 7,079 wr real, 3.0, pork cers 00.00 @ C0 ork ermy, \u20ac » nominal, 14c@18; Nass ence oi Accident Ms 0.of N.A 32%; ordina ; , $; 2nd, 611: 3 waulkes.3,150,009 .\u2026.\u2026 308,466 ester B.C.C Levene 00.00 @ BO 296; do y, extra fresh, pomi .Pacific L and Oo £f #; Canadian Pacific R ; GUaT- Cincinn , yy Aus ams, picnic » per 1b.00.00 @ © ; do loug dairies, i c; do seconds, I: Ci ACTUBEE © on Con, Pacific L.G.B.[.Finan ¢ Ry., 683, Bosu gees HELE SILER 000 Bacon vers cevanss U0 0.00 200; iries, includi 8, 130@ 150; Rai va on \u2018 on Th cial Not 8 OD.ee.ros »90 138, 99,010 , per ib.s.00 @ od23c ; à ng fall end ice \\ ailwa ing $ The N © New York Bank state Toronto.nn 240 407 010 Shoulders, per ib reese 00.10 @ 00.19 grades ol a good, TE ee a M y Rolling Stock of all ki \u2018 ew York St us the followi statement gi r real./ 13,217 85.008 Laliow, per 00000.00 41 uotati er 48 Lo 1502185, Low on Si nde, Palace The market to-da ock Market.owing :\u2014 t gives rhiladelphia.1 29 i 57413 195456 Dr s POY lb.seuvassaco a 40.0 y otations are a 10 qualisy, The above sping Coaches, Passenger C .point of interest, ~day was without an Indianapolis.\"10,479 70.065 1,263 xssep Hoes\u2014T 00.49 Higher.sale lots, Job prices for strict- Bo ger Coaches, : ; with any \u2026 Inc.82,515,32 | ÉSE polis.180,000 39.010 Cd were lights .\u2014The receipt igher.obbing pri C x and Flat C ' \u2018 tho doling endog et tae Tt Before TL mm 8 quictr gd AU pts to-day | pe eee To \u20ac prices He or \u2018Rolling St Cars Narrow age | and values were wi jes wag light Our «+» Imo.2,781,190 Mi afloat.: firm at our , prices of h â @134c; do choice to \u2018 \u2014 ock, &c | ; without 8 TONCY 00000000: RT Inc.2441550 | S ingeapolis .6,906,720 He r yesterday's fi ogs are SXF La e130 Wa 14c; Ossie, ¢ entres Vs » die Bangage.Sr ee |.a Her paies 30 S000 ict 30 Bors cho toon Six Dollars wl i Earn gher than M a fractio HO \u2019 an VET a i 210, in 00, mixed do.ABNEY: - grade Ve da TE firm and f opening figures, Reading w D}.A few week REY IN ENGLAND Omcamisrivie 54200 Light average un nil Lots as For choice rir Hart prics, Jo Rar vo Eoachez, dosing at airly active, sales 37,100 a 88 of fine white oe the shipment of a.1 Total.FI een pald, 8 as high 28 $6.25 choice, fr \u201cln extras, So Dis 8 a Y WORK, ÿ : nat ps | ee met LE oe som my So So SE oar.Em EL i 2, rae \u20ac TI] 0122 oo AL EEE quiet .CK, 25e/@342> li e, J E320 » .extent of 29 200 are vas dont in to the pou however, was Lot reported.The mn Jon dus S800 4,995,485 .Changed, a follows es and prices ar un- pres To Rigor limed, 3350150 hE la J.GQ.SIBBA PIE + | waasierly a g, and the feelin uture shipments encouraging for a8 4D.843,366,972 3,419.251 2,000,261 6c@7 c/@6is, ducks 8 8, 8:@10e, ; AY\u2014Uhoice pri \u2019 \"né fm : LD 1 20d wotations wi B at , as the 50 1b, ti à ea , Sham su ce c@Ije ) fair to prime, $17 porter am \u2019 Canadian P 1 ons without chi at4d.per 1b b, tins Minneapoli \u2019 1,751,99 70, Beéss @ good, $16 50 @ $18 4 Court han 1 acific > ange.| per lb ,, and the 10 .sold polis and St.Paul 1751,984 Ga $16; East > $17; West ?50 ; 8&7 usion Mere) .bat dull: sal was also stead J The h 1b.tins at Ohicago G ul not includ D me.to ordi stern fine, $12 stern do $16 EEL AN ts es 100 y at 86, 9c.oney wo at 5d.rain and uded.eer CArces : ordinar 812 00; : poor i p'iRo ing closed = 200 ae The follow- a, odo ¢.per Ih ins ho av les ( oo.McLennan, Esq Frovislos Markets and in large ane at 4je@5c Se So Toma pls was 0; + poor .Beilway Supplies, Ton RAILS, Pacific Mail, Eri » Vis.: Western U i pushin re offers no i of, 80 rn Chambers), t.John sire y sale at 8c 3 padales meet a more @ $16 60; .Bye straw, choi u S } : EE Compre py nd Ohio & Miss nion, Béverat lois of Ontario hot on he ans tale of valu n straot 406 por paire.per Ib; partridges 10.0 $19 80 per sor ont straw, 500 C 1 AO yr ey wit ; \u2019 forward ntario h ction.poi ing and cl values, showi ; RS\u2014E NEW \u2019 followin opening figures arded from th oney have b points t d close, highest wing T ERS.Brunswi xtra Mai YORK.; g are the , the and Lond e West t een ouched to-d.st and lowe here is a fai b ick, par bul aige and N Paul t D net advances :\u2014 th on, but we h 0 Liverpool same day lest ay, and th st quotati air demand at ulk, Houlio , $160 @ $1 ow .eleware L Sp, they turned out ave not heard year :\u2014 e close ons, Canadi our previous Hebr2 u rose, b5c@58c 31 624; in 1 Central ack, & West.Ÿ met wi ut, but wheth ard how and Bosto ian eggs in N us ig ns, 634; Ar déc per bush; * ral 1, Wabash 5 West 4|1 ith better su er they hav CHICAGO, J adv n are firm at àb ew York (°° Hebrons.6 Oatook ross, 63 1; do i 1 Readis \u2019 $, Union Pa ifi ot remains to b ccess than the B © , January 8 ance, We quote li out 1@2 ce B0c: do H , 60:@63c; Qu 53c@55e; 9 g 4 Canad Pacific gent o be seen.T ristol » 20c, held quote limed fir nts go.ebrons, 53@55c; ermiont : CENER , Paul & Om da Southern § over from Lond he.quotati fires, fresh dull m at 18c@ °°; do Heb » 58@55c; New Y roce, AL MERC] sha LN 1 3, St.per lb ondon ions o's.HI esh scar ; 17e@19: ; bank rons, 53c@ } ork ras AND HANTS : 3, N.Pacific} » 850 th ware 8d.stiLo'st Sem ce and in @19s, str anks, 5 c@5Be; © MANUFACTURERS | ve $ Texas Pacific § orge Lou.& those prices nc tose difference beware Olos'g.day\u201d Th nd in demand at acu Eastern Sao he Maine \u2019 orton be Bl FA ' AGENTS ost Shore bonds f.; rans.$, | ; owing either eslized w a cheo wets, c; P , 53c@58c; N i] eached .to quali as doubt- Jour.i ese market j \u2026 B.IL.Ch ; Mortuern Shirting The following be in prices: quality ora decli uninterestin ot continues à for choice; d cnangoës dos 2 ' wing ar ecline feeling i g and in N ull and 46@50c, | o.rose, G0c; do.3307220 ea Wh or Western Union 4, Pa he ase .| BBmsHE IRON AND osu fog sad tongh thoi softer ff TRY A Oc; do.whitestocks, : ste, Gr hd Shectings, Tickings 0.prof.3.Obi ail 1 Erie 1 I ETAL MARK 0 82 ment , there has be o quot- choice fi _AND GAM Colored .1 , Ohio & Miss 3; W oH (BY CA ETS, 74 of any im zen no mov resh killed BE \u2014 Turk Fine and ed Blanket 1, Kansas & Texas , 31 Wabash pref, GLAsaow J BLA.) 038 month, which h portance for the e- nal ; Western choi young Vermont ai Medium Tw \u201d Th t.at 468., January 7.\u2014Sc 9 36 holders th as à depressia past good do oice, llic@12}c; nomi- £2) ceds Co Erie 2 °N unchanged : Lake Shore MIDDLESBOROUGE J oth wae \u2019 = a in rice ovont profess = ton Posten cy Talis ohiekons, Nordirn a Plain and Fanc ee Goods ; orth- West , found: , Janus e x ually.9 r to good na «Choice d n \u2018 y 's N.Y.Cen est, Jersey C ry GMB ry 7.\u2014No 081} vi uote unch 10e ; »'1@e ; N 0, 10@1 Le; ° L Flannel LY.tal.Rock 1 entral, LoNDON, J .) at 362, 3 0 24 114 1 anged figur c; Wesern do, 6 ; Northern fowl C; ow Twe , St ores =, : gland, St.Paul i.January 7.\u2014Ti 0 81} es here 9e@l0e; do d , Ge @Bc ; co 8, 9c@ WH , Etoffes, de! orthorn Paci ul & 86d; three months\u2019 .\u2014Tin spot at £1 Finest F * 66c@7 \u2019 ucks, 9@! mmon geese OLESAI E y XG, &1., C ) acifi prof.O firm future 00 10 Fi all Colored bc per pai 1 10¢ ; mall > ON LY ., Central Pacific, C .0.0.0.@.0, B, Chil 8, £102, Market 98 Finest planet vrnec nan per pair; pair ; blsck du alldrd do SUPPLIED Messrs, Fra » Can, Pacific R soft Spanish 1 ad ili bars at £39 7 0 32 | Madiuns toi rrr Ero ui grouse, 80c/@30c ueks, 75@86c .Frank Bond y.|6-B ead at £1212 861; 19 42 | Medium to fair nus lL à a quail, $0.25/@ Oc per pair; c 16 Vietori & Armes : & Go, 17 PL est selected © 3 64.Januar } In Eccssse SE Minn sadd .$2.60 per airs West- ictoria .; eh ar al oil | rpc Ea eh ne ain ee De some ro 4 st Now Fork os a 6d ; H ; Silesian 6 273 choice £ rade, and a 25 Lo ba ; whole deer, 5c@6 M reet E: reference to tha ork gossip in at £30 ; tinpl ; Hallett\u2019s anti \u2018 e for export, b n enquiry f N » Sele: ONTRR .stock mark Ww ; tinplates at 13s 9 antimony M&Y 5 19 REW of i , but we her atry for ovember\u2019 AL.T ul Gould says he et:\u2014 ORKINGTON, J d.3 senses ol 3 importance to-d of nothing United s losses b Auenstd ORONTO © Las abs ig, N y Januar aofrossesf vane 510 BUTTER\u2014 -day., We Lg States and y fire, i \u2019 lative int mst olutely no 8 pig, Nos.1, 2 and y 7.\u2014Hemati q \u201c| 582; : Cholo quote: :\u2014 by the N and Canad , in the e interest in pecu- ; 3, at 473 6 atite| \u2018The closin i : Choice Creamery = = i ew York Dai 3, are esti = bullish on the geu ma market he feel OUBAN SUGAR ANDT 6d.yesterday ares prices compared with ; Joe Pe igo to Anes.@ letin at 3 ow ork Daly Gmail Bu CHL z \" contr ; x 1 tion ; 0 OBAC rrisburg, À \u2014 2l aver is 331 - 0 DYH \u2019 .ary railroad earnings ate be ; on the (Havana Weekly Re CO CROPS.Jan .Jan.Bros Rae le nest.= fp Yours The age November loss 5 greater Dr }ose of last year, but so far ter than 9 SUGAR port, Jan.1)! Fa ont.ve , I Jan.kville, fine to finest.\u201cTH fires of §10 000 a win gives a list of 169 » J.Uollis Browne's Ch \u2019 « \u2014cemed, th > \u2018as stocks are wing to .May wheat.var 784 Western © bo Dnoptre vs verni cn among thon and upward in N \u2018160 Vice-Chan sg Chlorod , they have we the favo May when oro 794 3 ern, fine tu finest \u2018 qi ed d m being 19 ovembe publicly i cellor Sir W.vane oak Improvement, ie shown monter (he density of the a delai FoDeuasy GOrm.Si int Low grades.\" 2 800d.15 \u2014 14 |to 3000.00, oo 20 re whos port sas undoubtedly the oD 5 Goria Bawa changed thei aders have estat e localiti s fast in- 87 nes C À (43 cent, of footed 100,000 man was deliber Ps dede a traders market opinion, they I estates only it falls belo ies, and on f 122 8g! Th Ashes.-® per cent, of th | up $4,000,000 Rretted do sxe the of he defendant, Frog t , they look for LION it falls below 10 aw 2 42 o potash market i The rec e entire month\u2019a 00, or T pre ant Fred eneral conditi.ot, and believe th t go majority of grades, The J our 2 #1 rather casi et is quiet ord shows a fi month\u2019s lo imes, July 13 at 1ù had bee and he r¢/ general condition pendine, for at the fairly at work and of estates are January pork owes pu for hear sor, mathe ot 1980 8106000000 pu Dr.4.Coll ro een Sworn to : J OTK.rere t sorts 6 of $105 e elev best and 18 Browne\u2019 ' Mr, Alfr à the usual me ble me time, fast increasing at flocks are aocordiniely May pork por.25 LD bh Breadstufls and rovisto 300.0.* mat fia, rome e sevnes Provi Ve 5, asthm certain re e ist South yet Sully returned meeting.our markets EY January lard ko zu kets sion Mar- A Tate, ao.+p Douai er day od from th TOBAC .February lard 47 12 30 Baerboh .Seasonabl Dr.J.Cs ption, neural gi servativ 7, was talking i e| Th co, Ma 6 55 ohm reports\u2014 Duri © Hint.Right Hon.Be dint eople ely bullish strains, ing in con- tinu e prospects for the comi Ya any riba.VR 1 2 wheat nil, corn firm; Cargoes off const, 28 air the breaking u ; ae College Joarl RUSSELL Communion ple advised Com e ext comi 877 73 and Î ; 3 Car st is g up of oh i ed their cu thission x remely po oming crop co Febraaty ri AUT à 87 or shipm goes on > guch chilly and winter that h ge of Physic comm unica ank statement is epson that if tho of sufficient rain poor, owing to the son May riba.DSs.\u2026ncosourcues ils 6 7 firmer.Re à sn, wheat et pee gi , à complaints as 1 the weather arhon that 8 ad recelvod lang and J.T Davonget ulls would ported to have ta D EE re ur load retiens 88 6 19 shipm er wheat, for dromut > lumbago eumatis mp, Cholera Onlorody ation toi of pro.Aba; ave taken place i era are re- e are indebted ù \u201868 ent, 363; do , for pro ainfal , Bore throat m, neural- cembe was Chlorod y of any se offedh| jo ; but as the place ir the V gall Bros., St SA 10 Mesre, MacDou.month, 365, Live present and f pt PE re of sud » Croup and Dr.J.Collis ese\u201d Lana, y have onl uelta Stock broke St, Francois Xavi acDou.corn, do, Liverpool wh ollowing Gor: or 18 the udden Cold, ve perme Dr: 1.Collis Brown ance, D y benefited ago i po and members of £ street, wheat on firm, Sandan\u201d spot slow; oil ie found rly ala Hagyard's Yellow Of course lt would o's Chlorodyne 18 pe 1d of Trade, for th ° tho Chi | où, \u201cincluding club white, 7 élifocata emedy.valuable as a ous Ron Diet aid roue not be x pracitio y 0 owing ment » ciu alcutta wh to 7a = \u2014\u2014 r \"J.C edioal T upply & wW: ar .J.C im.ant and A118 , 35s; present and follo heat, ex-ship- Ç Have YOU SEEN the iain cure olla Browne's Ohlorodyue 1885 Caer g month 2 ar for Ladi new -Deatach gllos, &o.olera, Dysente ne is acer >.Beaver Hall ?es at L., Robi able Fur No .Collis Bro ry, Diarrhe® .Robinson\u2019s, 5 To one genuine wine's Chlorod; , Bt llis Bro without yne,~0aution #- Sallis Browne's Chlorod: the words apr.Jb nies anon \u201chot medical test ?on the stab: HEREC PRISE mi 3 ror J.*¢ Rn atte fi de Heu: DN,» \u2018Ru hy - late PES nada, ; ors and ; {0 ah! CE, 8 t, BARS ES.V ton § ° et.Lu i p= - > ry | , Palace | aches, uge ; \u2018.oh » by i prohanée ] LS, ?ls, ete.: C0.rs GENTS lckcings, ankets, 13, Foods, res, me! PPLIED ington | t E:, ww NTO.26 err E.lorodvne 7oop stated a ydyne.\u2014~Th! ubloated \u201c .Daven to the oon service i# Lancet, Dë ne 18 pre actitlonely ; sin nt aad Alls 12, 1886 ne is ncef , Diarrhœb 16, \u2014Ogution oy rds © Dr.J the stamp: y accom à cturer Jo a soll Gireëb potties at 18: law à Hé a mate THE CARNIVAL, Copy of the Oficial Frogramme.Monday, February 7, 1887.ForEx00N.\u2014 Lansdowne, Montreal Park and Tuque Bleue Toboggan Slide opened to all.Inaugural of Lumtermen\u2019s and Huaters\u2019 Camp, Victoria Square.Inaugural of Maze, Place d\u2019Armes.AFTERNOON.-\u2014\u2014Opening of Grand Carnival Toboggan Slide, Jacques Csrtier Square, extending trom Nelson\u2019s Monument half a mile across the River St Lawrence.Band at Victoria Skating Rink and 5 otlcck t'a, Evenine.\u2014Inaugural of Ice Castle Riectrie Illumination and Grand Pyrotechnic Display.Cyrsial Rink, Fancy Dress Carnival.B-nd at Victoria Skating Rink and Hackey Maich.All Toboggan Slides Illuminated and open.Tuesday, February 8.Forengon\u2014AII Toboggan Slide open to visitors.Commencement Grand Curling Bonspiel, Dritl Hall Rink, Craig street.AFTERNOON.\u2014Commencement Grand Oarnival races, Point St, Charles race course.Evening.\u2014All Toboggan Slides, illuminated and open to visitors.Victoria Bkat- ing Rink, Grand Fancy Dress Carnival.| Crystal Rink, Skating races for one, three and five mile championship.Wednerday, Febraary 9th.ForznooN.\u2014All Tobtoggan Slides open, Continuation Curling Bonspiel, Drill Hall, Victoria Rink, Championship Fancy Skating Tournament.Afternoon\u2014 Continuation Races, Point St.Charles Race Course.Toboggan Races, Park Slide.Contractors Club Drive to St.Vincent de Paul.Band at Victoria Rink and 5 o\u2019clock tea.Evening\u2014Bnowshoers\u2019 attack an Ice Castle and deferce.Grand pyrotechnic display on copitulations.Torchlight procession of Snowshoers to Mount Royal Park.Crystal Rink, Dancing competition on skates.\u2018Thursday, February 10, Forenoon.\u2014Driil Hall Rink, Grand Hockey Tournament Band at Victoria Rink, Continuation Curling Bonspiel in Thistle, Caledonia and Montreal Rinks.AFTERNOON \u2014Drill Hall Rink.Continuation Grand Hockey Tournament.Point St.Charles Race Course, Continuation races.Carnival gold medal competed for.Grand sleigh parade, introduciug a team of Esquimaux dogs and driver.Mas- quers will participate, ; Evening .\u2014 Victoria Rink.Grand fancy dress Carnival, introducing novel electric effects.OCryetal Bink.Skating races.Drill Hall Rink.Skating races and games.Friday.Febraary 11.Forzwoox\u2014Bund ai Victoria Rink.Drill Ball Rink.Grand Hockey Tournament.AFTERNOON\u2014Drill Hall Rink.Grand Hockey Tournament.« Evenine\u2014Grand Ball (not fancy dress), Windsor Hotel.Victoria Rink Annual Races and Games.Crystal Rink, Hockey and Polo.Dril Bali Rink.Fancy Dress Carnival.Saturday.February 12.Forenoow-\u2014Drill Hall Rink, Hockey Tournament, ArrerNooN\u2014Tandem Club\u2019s drive, starting from Dominion Square, Montreal Snowshoe Club\u2019s annual races.Band at Victoria Rink and 5 o\u2019clock tea.Drill Hall rink, Grand Tournsment.Evanine\u2014Drill Hall Rick, Grand Hce- key Tournament.Annual dinner and presentation prizes, Montreal Snowshoe Club, Windsor Hotel.Crystal Rink, Fancy Dress; Carvival.Grand Pyrotechnic display, ice castle.Grand Notes, The foregoing programme is subject to revision and addition during Carnival week, of which noties will be given in the daily press.Specially reduced rates prevail oa all the railroads leading to Moutreal for three weeks from January 31st, giving visitors an opportunity of goirg to the city for the week before end the week after Carnival.Lists of hotels, restaurante, boarding and lodging houses are dis:ributed at railroad offices and may be bad an application at Carnival cffice, -89 St.Frincois Xavier street.Special membership tickets (gantizmen $3, ladies $2), good for ull entertainments Carnival week, will be issued to etrangers by the Victoria Skating Club.Holders of these tickets are cordially invited to take part on fancy drees festivals\u2014subject to ccstume regulations cf the Board.The electric illumination will be supplied by tae Roya! Eleciric Co.Messrs.Wm.Noiman & Son, with the Conoperation of the various athletic clubs, Will publish combination photographs of the priocipal events of the Carnival.Mr.J H.Kimball, Point St.Charles race coufse, will furnish information necessary in enterirg for races.Among the objects of interest open to all during the carnival are the superb club house, kenuels and stables of ihe Montreal Hunt Club; the new and spacious Athletic Club House, Cote des Neiges, the Redpath and Natural Hietcry museums and several of the most beautiful conservatories in the city.St.Peter\u2019s Cathedral, Dominion Square, in construction, will be open to visitors.Ali the drives, Mount Royal Park, will be in excellent order during Carnival week, affording the famous views of Montreal and its environs.Lorp LANSDOWNE, Governor-Geueral of Canada, Patron, JoserE HICRSON, President.R.D.MoGissox, Vice-President, Erastus WiMAN, L.A.SENECAL, \u201c Axcus Grant, Chairman.C.C.CLAPHAM, Secretary.Eprs\u2019s Coo0A.\u2014 GRATEFUL AND COM- FOBTING\u2014\u2018\u2018 By a thorough knowledge or the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties ot well-selected Cocoa, Mr, Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may sav- us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills, I1tis by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually buili up until strong enough to resist every tendency to diceave.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point, We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and 8 properly ncurished frame.\u201d\u2014 Civil Service Gazeite.Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in packets, by grocere, labelled\u2014 Jamks Eres & Co, Homoeopathic Chemists, London, England.\u201d Bole agent for Canada, C.H, Colson, Montreal, It Seldom Fails, J.D.Cameron, of Westlake, Ainslie, Cape Breton, had inflammatory cheuma- tism which Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil cured after all other treatment had failed.; Ae History of Hundreds, Mr.John Morrison, of St.Anzs, N.8,, was so seriously afflicted with a digease of the kidneys that dropsy was developing and his life wae despaired of, Two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters cured kim after physicians had failed, THE MONTREAL HERALD \u201cAND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, JANUARY 10 CORRESPONDENCE.Fhe Mayeraity.To the Editor of the HERALD.If the Hon, Jobn Joseph Caldwell Ab | bott, Q.G., M, P,, is to be the next Mayor of Montreal the circle that is working in his interest will bave tc adopt more straightforward tactics.If public meetings in Montreal are not to call forth the derision of the country we shall have to g-ta different kind of chairman to preside over them.There are dozens of citizens who are not iocapacitated physically and morally to control large assemblies.Let us have one of them for the next meeting.It was most remarkable that the chairman did not ask the meeting on Saturday night to confirm the minutes of the previous public meeting ; and still more remarkable that he persisted in trying to bark all enquiries concerning them.At the first meeting Mr.D.R.McCord made a motion that a commitiee be named with power to report the names of suitable candidates.This motion was voted down.The meeting then named some 28 candidates, and Mr.Walter Paul moved that a committee be named do select from these 28 names the most eligible candidates, Piease remark that under Mr.Mc- Cord\u2019s motion, Ar, Abbot's aame could rightly have been suggested by the committee.Under Mr.Paul\u2019s motion it could not as the power of the commitiee was coufined to tbe 28 names, among which Mr.Abbett\u2019 was not; and although the list was read over to the meeting three times no one objected to the list guing to the committee without his name.Mr.McCord\u2019s motion was voted down near the the beginning of the meeting, and Mr.Paul\u2019s was carried near the end.For the correctness af this statement I appeal to all the newspaper reports.Aud yet the secretary has made his minutes to read \u2018that Mr.McCord\u2019e motion giving power to the Committee to select any candidate was carried and he mskes no mestion at all of Mr.Paul\u2019s motion, It was my attempt to get at this fact that so roused the chairman\u2019s eagerness to silence me last Satur- aay evening.It was this attempt of his, so manifestly Uunfair, and his apparent partisan treatment of Messrs.G.W.Stephens and N.W.Trenholme that created the vigorous and repeated protests from the audience, and caused the meeting several times to degenerate Into farce and uproar.Now, sir, the public is interested in knowing why all this late enthusiasm about Mr.Abbott is created, Is there any truth in the statement that the matter has been the subject of telegraphic communication with Ottawa; that, subsequent to the first meeting, a litle party at the dio- ner table of a UC.P.R magnate decided who was to be the candidate, and that the difficulty of foisting the name on the committee\u2019s attention was enirusted to the solicitor of The Star, wh, in the Queen\u2019s Hall, last Saturday, answered the attack on the outrageous impudence of the pro- | ceeding\u201d by an eloquent statement of his independence as a Liberal and by an appeal to the vulgar prejudice against his own profession when he stated that ¢ the objection was only a quibble raised by a lawyer\u201d?After the display of Saturday evening, the absurdity of the statement that *\u2018there is no politics in it\u201d muet be apparent to ali.We may as well honestly face the music.Let the commitiee select two candidates, one a Conservative, the other a Liberal, and let them fight 1t out at the poils.A contest there certainly will be.; W.A.WEIR, January 9th, 1887.\u2014_ ROD AND GUN.Annual Meeting of the Fish and Game Club on Saturday\u2014The Secretary\u2019s Report of Last Year\u2019s Work.The regular sonual meeting of the Fish and Game Protection Club for the province of Quebec was held on Saturday afternoons at their rooms on Notre Dame street.The president, Mr, G.H.Matthews, was in the chair, and there were also present, Messrs, A.W, Atwater, Barnard, Allex Henderson, G.L.Archambuult, J.Mec- Intosh, A.McKean, J.Nelson, jr, James Smith, Jas.Potter, A.J.Dawes, R.H.Stearns, Chas Selby, W.H.Kinz, W.Cheese, James Slesser, W.W.Rintoul Logie, Geo.Starke, D.H.Henderson,A, N.Shewan, Geo.Horae, W.H.Parker, C.BE.Sanderson, Dr.Brewster, Selkirk Cross, Geo, Goulding, C.8.Baker, Thomas Hiam, Lucien Huot, L.A.Boyer.The president in a few introduc tory remarks said that he was pleas ed to state that the club was sll in a flourishing conditivn Heregretted that some of the members seldom visited the clubrooms, and he thought that on the whole the membership was falling off.The chairman then called upon the secretary to read the annual report, which was as follows : ANNUAL REPORT, Your Executive Oommittee, in reporting the work doue by the club during the year just ended, have to report forty actions taken during the twelve months, some of which were lost and some ten cases having to be abandoned on account of the law applying to these particular cases not covering the ground intended.This has, however, by our exertious and the kindness of the Honorable Commissioner of Crown Lands, ou whom your secretary oalled in Quebec last spring, been amended.It might as well here be explained, especially to those who escaped punishment last epring, before the amendment the law read, ten days after the close of the season, all game found may be confiscated, ten days beirg allowed for disposal of same, but did not provide for a fine, Now, however, both confiscation and fine are provided for.Five cases (or actions) were againzt a corresponding number of Chambly gentlemen\u2014men of position in the town\u2014 who had indulged in the pleasure of destroying fish with dynamite, Your secretary visited Chambly and took the matter in hand with a fair success.They were fined $10 each and costs\u2014little enough for the offences, but a good lesson nevertheless.Another case against a Montreal merchant for shooting ducks out of season was lost, the witnesses being mysteriously absent when wanted and the officer, not a game keeper, failed to follow them up, Two important cases were taken out againet a couple of Lacolle fishermen, however; they were fined $5 each and costs, which they reluctantly paid, In some cages it is dietressing, sfter all the trouble we are put to, to see fines of sen cents\u201d\u2019 1mposed, or \u2018ten days common jail.\u201d The fine is generally paid.Who will say times are hard ?Though we style ourselves the Fish and Game Protection Club of the Province of Quebec, it is unfortunate that we should be expected to lock after the whole Province when we have not ten paying members outside of Montreal, and some expect us to even protect the Gulf.1t ia to be regretted that Quebec, for instance,should not have a club.> dt is only lately that the press informed us that eleven caribou (the law only allows two to one gun), were killed in fifteen days to the one gun.It may he a stretch of the imagination; but there is wo doubt thet game is not protected in Quebec ag elsewuers, where we Cannot easily reach with ihe little support we receive.The club is in a sound condition, having nearly three bundred dollars to its credit, We strongly recommend the incoming committee to do its utmost to have all game, ptarmigan included, placed on the fist ¢f \u201cgame not to be exported.\u201d No exportation of game should be al- Jowed at all.It would do much towards the stopping the wholesale slaughter of ducks, ete, ete, .- As regards black bass, we wouid like to see the close season shortened ; say, open season 1st of June, instead of 15th as at present.; The sportsmen of the province are to be congratulated on the appointment of two such men as Mr, Hurteau, of Contrecceur, as fishery overseer, aod Mr.Wm.Morrice, of Dundas, as gamekeeper, Ag heretofore, the club 16 à unit in advocating the stopping of all sping shooting.\u2018Before yclosihg, we lhink it befitting to express our grief at the loss we have sus- taiued through death during the year of the following members, viz.: Judge Mousseau, Jos.Doutre, Q.C., Alfred Brown and Ernest Glackmeyer.The thanks of the club are again due to Euclide Roy, the club\u2019s solicitor, who has #0 ably conducted our caats before the courts, All of which is hereby submitted.\u201cJory NELSON, Hon.Secretary Fish and Game Ciub for Province of Quebec.On the motion of Mr, James Slesser, the report was adopted.The chairman said that the Government had given more protection to the fishing of black bass, In answer (0 a petition made by the club, but the opening ot the season, whieh used to bs on the 15th of May, had been changed to the 15th of June, which was foo late, He asked that the new committee would give this matter their attention and ,8ee that the date was again changed.Mr.Shewan thought that some effort should be made to prevent the membership from decreasing.The best way to do this would be for the members to get their friends to join the club, assuring them that they would derive pleasurs and sport by being mem bers.The treasurer\u2019s report was then read, which showed that after expeuses Were paid the balance on hand amounted to $282 75.A lester was read from the Hon.Mr, Lynch, Commissioner of Crowe Lands, regretting that bis official duties prevented him from accepting the invitation of tbe club to be present at their aunnal meeting, On motion of Mr.Rintoul it was decided that the new committes be asked to petition the Dominion Government to appoint a general overseer over all the offi- c+rs who have charge of the fishing places throughout the province.The following officers were then eleeted for the ensuing year :\u2014President, Mr.Rintoul ; vice-president, Mr.Selkirk Cross; secretary-treasurer, J.Nelson.Committee \u2014Mesers.H.W.Atwa.er, G.B.Goodacre, G.A.Ahern, H.R.Ives, I.H.Stearns, James Slercer, H.R.King, D:.Bainard, R Mackay, A.N.,Shewao, W, A, Parker, Lucien Huot, L.A, Boyer, 8.H.Matthew\u2019s.After deciding to bold the annual dinner of the club on the 25th of the present month, the meeting adjourned.eee QUEENSBERRY\u2019S DIVOECE CASE.Some of the Marquises x nmerous Titles \u2014And Some of His Very Queer Dongs, Loxnow, January T.\u2014The trial of the Queensberry divorce cise stEdinburgh,uex: week, will probably be quickly concluded.It is believed that the noble Marquis will -make any defence.The facts against him are 80 plain and notorious that any attempt to do 80 would be little more than a farce.He is à most eccentric person, living in beautiful!'y-decorated appartments in James street, Buckingham Gate, near Buckiug- ham Palace.He was educated at Eton and Cambridge, is 43 years old and the father of five children, one of whom is a youog manof 20.Helis beet known, of course, because of the connection of his name with the set of rules of the priz» rinz, of which his father was the author.The family have for many generations past been well known for thew sporting proclivities, one of the present lora\u2019s ag- cestors, the late Duke of Queensberry, known by the sobriquet of «\u201c Oiu Q.\u201d being one of the greatest patrons of the race course of hia day.It is needless to refer to the old gentle: man\u2019s rascalities as far as the fairies are concerned.Gilray, by his caricatures, and Thackeray, by his pen, having held up hisconduct to public reprobation.The present marquis is a little man with a face like à coachman or jockey.He rides well, shoots like a Western hunter, and like his father, is a patron of the prize ring and of all out-door sports.He is also an amateur artist of considerable talent and paints exceedingly well.His apariments, which he allows but few to visit, are stored with his own pictures and other works of art, making altogether one of the most rare and unique collec- tionsin London.The marquis belongs to the famous Douglas family of Scotland, his full name being Jobn Shoito Douglas.Besides being Marquis of Queensberry he is Viscount Drumlanrig, Lord Douglas of Hawark, and libbers in the peerage of Scotland and a baronet, His brother, Lord James Douglas, is a well-known author of travellers\u2019 tales and has spent a good deal of his life in America.e has bunted in tue Rocky Mountains, and is as familiar with that part of the couutry as any scout or trapper.He, too, is eccentric, but is a much finer-losking man than the marquis, being about six feet tall and well proportioned.A hardly less celebrated member cf the fawily than the marquis himself ig hie sister, Lady florence Dixie, who is also eccentric.@The marquis is an atheiet and a freethinker, and because of this was struck off the list of the representative peers of Scotland.His married life has long been unhappy, owing to his peculisr notions and moral delinquencies.His wife was the eldest daugh«er of Mr.Alfred Montgomery, who is yet, at the age of 70, à well-known and popular man about town.Of recent years the Marquis and Mar- Chioness of Queensberry have lived together only at intervals.At present the latter has a house at No.18 Cadogan Place, which, strange enough, is near the house inhabited by Lord and Lady Campbell, during several monthe of their unhappy married life in 1883.1tis understood that Lady Queensberry, who is a most estimable person, would have brought this suit long ago had she not been deterred by a dread of the publicity.It is tobe tried at Edinburgh, and thus probably little of the details will get into the London papers.There might be any number of co-respondents, s0 rumor says, but it is understood that only one is to be called, namely, 8 woman whom the Marquis has had living with him iu his apartments in James etreet for some time past.Musimess Œavès, James Thomson, TEE CABINET MAKER,\u201d A House Furnishing'and Gensrai Decoration.227 ST.JAMES Si RÉET- MONTREAL, Oatober 18 Di, MAJOR Speciallat to the Department for Diseases of the Nose and Throat, Montreal General Hospital, has returned rom Germany, 83 TWION :AYHNUE Septembar RÉtRLEH & SANUTWE, BANEERS AND BROKERS, .251 ly BUY AND SELL FOR OARH, OR uN MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YOlin STOOK EXOHANGH.Ho.88 Broadway, Now York.RUDOLPH KEPPLER, { Mombers of N.Y.WW.B, BANOTON, tack Exchange.Oot.80 Ty 260 R H.HALSTED.Hi.He MOLANH, HALSTED& McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKÆRS, OFFICE: ; 31 Bread Street, Wew Tork\u2019 Oat, 30 : 1y 280 GRANT & CLQOUSTO-», Stock Brokers and; Financial Agents.J.G.GRANT, C.G.CLOUSTON.(Memher Montreal Stock Ex:hange), 13 HOSPITAL STREET.Telephone1060.P.O.BOX Tux Dec.2 289 MacDOUGdALL HO, Stock Brokers, & ET FRANÇOIS XAVIER STREET,; Buy and Sell all Seourities gnoted on New York Stosk Exchange, through their Agents, Messrs.Halsted & McLane.orm :-\u2014-Ten por cent.niargin on tho par value.Commission for buying } of one por cent.and same for galling, Necemher 29 192 JAMES BAXTER & C0.130 Mt.Francois Xavier 8t.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash, No Jommission or Brokerage business done.\u201cNO MGNEY LOANED.\u201d daly 23 1y 175 D, LORN MAODOUGALL & OO.stock Brokers.Members Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL ATREET.Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, sr où margis, May 85 1y 139 ANDREW A, WILSON, STOCK BROKER, Member Montreal Stock Exchange, No.1 INDIA CHAMBERS, 13 Hospital Street, MONTREAL.P.©.Box 18687.SIUART à OO, B1o6 5 SroRers, i3 HOSPITAL STREET, embers of the Montreal Stock Exchange, January 17 15 P, LAMOTER & SON, + ; Estate, Insurance aud Investment gents.Ofâce\u20143 /4 XY Ÿ; Bu a) ; ee Charles Wyndham.Now Charles Wycd-| Ë en ite ?§ Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the PED Acres of Splendid Prairie Ha ; : AAS Sime atm iy she Got, 00 .; , > ou ham has visited Sandringbam with bis Can |LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS, MAMMOTH Lunds, Situsted on Pertage THE FPAVURITE LINE whole company, working staff and scenery, CURES A LL HUMORS \u2018They invigorate ad restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in Creek, in the Thirteenth roue TG es and performed in the play of \u201c David from a common Blotch, or Erupiion, sll Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For Children and the Townehip Im the Eixth Quebec and the Lower Proxiuces ce Garrick.\u201d The Picoadilly theatre was §p the worst Scrof Aly or Boar pm, aged they are priceless.T ' R 3 J Range West of the princi- Ott Ki san mp ; ' y closed for the evening, and the great hall in short, all dischscs caused by bad blood arû THE OINTMEINXT { 1) pal Meridian, about Five wiawa, QINgron, | oronte; 400 of the Prince\u2019s country seat, which has invigoratin medicine, Great Eatng and el dv for Bad Lene.Bad Breasts.Old Ww à Sor au à Miles North ef Foriage Le Detroit and Chicago, | e ft sribed ag overlooking COYS rapidly heal under its benign influence, is an infallible remedy for Bad Lege, Ba reasts OUNdS, SOTes an cers, an Prairie City.\u201d , a ro a of park, had been cures à otiar, Tone Teach, seaiield,ln 1s famous for Gout and Rheumatism, For disorders of the Chess it bas no equal.IN ALL COLORS y Hanlioba and ihe North-West ) > TT : ° Sores tt The foll te tions \"wo .eh ; 545 1 y y pa ÿ SAUCE un aithsr with Treadie or EGisara Hontreai a ostez him fig 800 Miss Ingut, was before the footlights, \"1e as ne LIVER a 85 genuine.Has In Founiain Somplete.Will print s chia, BURLGL HET Ba A 2 80 Towards the close of the play, however, all wegathvo Ask for LE.PERRINS\u2019 Sauce, and sez Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle and : ghoet shes, slight experire ous \u2014/ \\ND\u2014 4 80 etiquette seemed to be forgotten, and with- GUMSeOtS PILLS.> Jor and ale and for Exp ort by the Proprictors, orcester ; Crosse and Bailwav Folders be put in good running order, and orld be a ' \u2018 ; verve out attending to the movements of the L-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC Blackwell, London, &c., &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World, Apply to HEBALD Office.Ite { ju ntain n ANT .915 royal claque the domesiics et the rear, in gold by Druggists.25 cents a vial.Coen c - rer pitlike fashion, buzzsd away and applaud.\u2014 J.M.DOUGLAS & CO.AND alLuX TROUHART.i Mai LL TI 5% ed _untit Wyndoem\u2019s face seemed to say,} \\ MONTREAL AGENTS BILLS OF LADING i mans.RG This is th ¢ ONLY LINE from ot \u201c Really this is a most princely welcome.\u201d } N $500 REWARD April 3 SE \u2018 \u2019 qo em Moutreal rannir .g through the Whi.Proves THEN TO SUPPER.is offered by the proprietors nz 4 FIZ] quot, ver | Mountains to Portland, via Fabyan\u2019 12 80 Oo ) prets, à ortland, via Fabyan\u2019s 445 After the clos: at the play.the orches- of Dr.Sage's Catarrh Remedy A EB mY ; : ; (Ti and White M ; (6 tra having given the National Anthem, for a ons Coro.hehe ë 0 AM i AR bY $ ADVICE NOTÉE \u2018 SE ee ow tain Notch: Wyndham and ihe principal performers y If you havea discharge from - i .] , ™ _ ee mingled with ve audieuer, receiving CRE obIne os CNTRAL ŸERMONT RAI ROAD 02 canada soxpar oorones an 145 the congratulations af the Prince sud or bearing, weak eyes, dull pain JE OF IRON For Railways and Steamshins 0 A.M \u2014Day Express for Port- his guests, and sub:equentiy chasing the Or pressure in head, you bave Catarr » Thou- .5 \u2014_ 9.00 land., Boston, Lovell, Nashua, wee, 8ma\u2019 hours in the supper roow, S8jds Of cases terminate in consumption.= À Pproyed by tme Aoadomy ot Medicine of So Mar chester, Concord, &o., with : \u201cde .dage's LH LE aria, are specially recommended by the © ts Trains Leave Montren)i Dra wng Room Csr running 8 807 called the Flower Court, with pariridges, cases of Catarrh, \u201cCold in the Head,\u201d Medical Celebritios of Pne World for Scrorul thr ough to Boston.| bones and bottles and repartess, to the and Catarrhal ¥eadache.&0 cents.(Tumors, King\u2019s evil, otc.,) the early stages © 8 36 AM.~Faet Traln, arriving Bt 4 1 P.] M.\u2014Local train for New- great delight of Prince Atbert Victor, who May 13 Ivetrs 11 Consumption, Constivutional Weakne , ed Albang, 10.50 a.m,; Burlington » ao rt, Waterloo, Stanbridge, St.880 proposed Wyndham\u2019s health Poorness of Blood, and for stimulating an \u201d c u M 8 ul pa, ; Montpelier, 12,50 pu ges fre.and intermediate points., > .atin, r ourso.\u20ac ; R » 2.55.p.10, DN L\u2014N} 880 The scene was quite picturesque with PALACE HOTEL oF BOSTON unless signed * Blancard, 40 rüe Bonaparte, LAVE FA T Boston, via Lowell Les pan = 7.4 anc i New England pointe on 3 20-7 the theatrical costumes mingled with 5 $ Tora.; Ne York, via Épringelà, aû Fu fiman Palace Sieoping Car at- modern dress.Then came cold drives = SEEN x , Fongera&Uo,, N.T., Agonts for the T.& | pullman Now Bofet .fo edi ugh ¢ nnection 3 207 through snow 4 foot Jeep to, the Globe h e Ve i a 0 Mm e WILL CURE OR RELIEV LYMAN, BONS & OO, Moncren.agonte, \" -_\u2014 \u201con, Ww Bubet Parlor Oars te Bos The .00a x je gps saed sul ail le on otel in this village\u2014Lynn Regis\u2014where SILIOUSNESS DIZZINESS Bold by Druggists generally : M0 .ANd7.ic p.10.Express Lraine te ; DILIOUSNE SO, CANNES US ; i | P.M.-New York and Boston Ex- stop only at principal stations, su once Eugene Ars walked to his doom.DYSPEPSIA DROPSY Protessional Blank | 4-20 pieces arrivine at snes G5 For farther Dartieniars see Timo Tables, 78 ee Corner Commonwealth Avenue and INUIGESTION, FLUTTERING ve 7 9 = LX pom, Sapper, Burlington 8.15| Baggage chr scked throuzh and passed by the \u2014 CAN YOU ANSWER THIS! Dartmonth Street.JAUNDICE GF THE HEART > .; LU bm, Rutland 10.30 p.m., Troy Customs aby onaventure Depot, .a 1 ! = ! j prt ; L30 om, Albany 1,45 8.10, Moy or tickek 3 and al] information, apply at nute Is there a person living who ever saw à Thisis oneofte largest and most elegant ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF DE Bt! York 7.00 am, Worcester 6.40 202 St.Jæmer street, Windsor Hotel, Balmorgi ¢ pilier = hotel structures in this country.Convelent- ga LT RHEUM THE STOMACH : wa 5 \" meer a.m., Boston 7.49 s.m., via Bute Hotel, or Be naventure Station.Eng case of ague, Dillousness, rervousness OK |y situated, dettgntfally surrounded, and in HE ARTEL TRA \u2019 DRYNESS ' :Brugelst 150 Ruo de Rivoli, PARIS, FRANCE.lané, Belloya Falls and Fiteob- on 1 ME ae toalhIn iN, - K loi ji ) every way desirable for fransient vis Ors an { À hel) F t R 1 burg\u2019 oo - 187% &£nager for the Trust k and nsura £18, or any disease of the stomach, tourists.It is also peculiarly attractive as a HEADACHE \u2019 OF THE SKIN more then Pyears P Lysiclans have : \u201d 2 Wagner sleoping Cars Montreal Lo Ney Novembe r27 & * Ta Te po 8 liver or kidneys that Hep Bitters will not residencs for Ladies and fumilies, Common.* , VII diseases of the Chest: COUGHS, COLDS 1 1 York and 8t, Alban- te Boston Sa le ALU 7 : wealth avenue [extending from the Public | And every species of disease arising 8 BrowcHITIS, CA ae \"NN ; ë | Through Oars en this train arriving Yratez- cure Garden to the New Park], npon which the from disordered_ LIVIR, KIDNEYS, Ÿ TARKH, &6.It is a\u201d Pai\u2019 | 190 7.20 p.10., Magog 8:30 p.00.and Sherbreeks tag + ; fi oi Pal a Vendome has its main front, is acknowledged STOMACH, BOWELS OR BLOOD.fl the most active rg , 820, pum.1\" 8 déd 18 f} ii sun Lalla § $ en My mother says Hop, Bitters 1s the only £019 Hip du eitnorside aro tng mast costly T.MTLBURN & (0,, Frorrietors, gin, most agree es IN THT omg SOEs IS for Bt : \u2018 | t wi sp her from se.ere aitroks .Dur Fas ONTO.a he § 7 WBE, = I91g) Sxprisg, for St , e of irri A and.headacue\u201d\u2014Æd.Oswego and NL EA a Co or Tore ehenpest of ak, tena, OR E.30 scan K site River , pnséions RAILROADS NUK, 1 .Hd.EE 0- t 3 pectoral med t- * 1 anokspier asbnus, ocxiving v ve My little sickly, puny baby was CR 198 , rop GN pis | COUGHS AND GOLDS.pines, dons & Do.Anant ; | vo Sesten via Lowell\u2019 280 aa, $6 Wy, and: 3.0 ; ; 7 0., Agents, N : in Fitohhurg, 9 Be, x A.4 Jan changed into a great bouncing boy and I % i Y'S COMPULND OF LINSEED : - ont, Montren Newestand Host Modern Myles 011706 York,vis Northampton, klalyrka, .0 | was raised froma sick bed by using Hop AY\u2019S 4 : » Foring@sià, aud How Havenil.40 Savas 5 AY »Jan- Bitters a short time,\u201d A Youxa Moms, M a Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, &o., sl | FAT IDER, LYOY, & bauv, Écsten.v@_ No use to worry about any Laver, - wi orodyne: Thin train waked Close conurtsion at a 5 riday, Kidney or Urinary trouble; espeeially ] AY\u2019S COMPOUNG, à demulcent ox EAROUTLD WITP eshus anc Vinsbenden og renommer; oF Hew York, Philadelyha, : \u2019 .; A x 3 rr sn0 SL AE fa ei \u201cDi » Jan\u201d Brights Disease cr a a Cure ie FRESH MINED, Soreened JX pectorant, for Cougbs and Colds.Koy England altrénda.Our, ta Borson | POINTE BOUT ANDRAS.nev ner: soe .- = - .an Buffet Sleeping Oars ta Boston .o 6dBY, possible ! ! ! Steam Coal, arriving daily in K AY\u2019S CUMPOUND, for Coughs and Keatness ana Deosnaton 0d Sorin GO UICE TIME, * d d fr Golds, 1s equally serviceable for For Tickats, Time-tables, 1d cyber infor~ | 1 Jans \u201cI had severe auack of gravel and Kid- BOX oars, dry an 00 Horses and Cattle, ; , lgia, Face-ache, &c.\u2014 A.C.STONEGRAVE, |©@n sad Alter MONDAY \" Bitters, - L.R.AmY.Tage, 2 Qansadian Passenger Agent, = ge.Unhealthy or inactive kidneys OUMBARLAND RAILWAT & COAL COMPARE: OAGULINE.\u2014 Cement for Brdken : JT.W.EDBARI, 8, VW.MIR GE.Nov.1LSth, Instant, cause *¢ gravel, Bright\u2019s disease, rheuma- JF.R.ODWAKRS, Articles.Sold everywhere.woenl.Manager, bor 27 Sen, Fass.Agsnte TRAINS WILL LEAVE MONTRELL : tism and \u201ca horde of other serious and Secrelars.SoleMakers, KAY BROS., Stockport, P AMPHLETS onl, 73h, 1 450 pmc=iiqht Exproms-Wagners fie fatal diseases whicn can be prevented with gpmsvzerINLG THAUSRES, } England.W dm 44 gant loopieg Caz runs thscugh {0 Now York Hop Bitters if taken 1 time.116 Alexi Street.Jitnout onangs, srrivio 40 Kew Fork +8 _ Oct.8k vis PENNYROYAL WAFERS.SIZES : gloss Connotion AY Troy snd Albsay wits «Ludington, Mich., Feb.2.1835.I have LE Prescription of & physician who \" ALL B{ZES.i Biseplue Car Train fer Hotton.arising Hi soid Hop Bitiprs or Len yours, and the! | yop imati py boshude lito jou exporineeia Agoordime to ns Brosent state or : EF 0 Im I ., .2 t CER ES x \u20188 Thro x i re 7 tacks, kidney complaints, and all diseases National Colonization Lottery monthly with perfect success by DHAG LS SE è ES Intercolonial Railway mea vis this Tine, sx GR 08 incident to\u2019this malarial climate.h over 10,000 ladies.Pleasant, safe, are acknowledged Lo be the surest = 1s).On Paper oI the Best Qnality Taformat on givon, noë Tiaketnaclà oi al: HT: ALEXANDER.\u2014OF THE- a ators ani most setive remedy against this terri- .po @pand Truak Ofisws ardub the Comyanr's .) ; e disease\u2014JF.MOUSNIER.Physi- ho .; .tm À , Ste « Phys vas sm % « Monroe, Mich., Sept.2510, 1875.Sirs Rev, FATHER LASELLE, Sy, ke po gubstibute, onfnclose post, clan, Sceaux, Seine, France, ; WINTER ARRANGEMENT.268 98, Sumer, Sree, Boni, I have been taking Hop Bitters for Inflam- = SD à all drupgists, $1 per box.Address ; 5 W.EUZDIOE, CHAK.O, MOFAX: mation of kidneys and bladder.It has \u2014_ THE EUREKA C CAT CO., DETROIT, j'Estimates Givez of Every Doscription ; Gonerel Pass\u2019, A gant, Fenes) Ageus, \u201c done for me wht tour physicians failep $30,000 iN PRIZES.A! a Montreal by B.E.MCGALE of Book and.Job Printing Gommencing 22n& NOV, 1886.Abisay HX tiontrenl «to do-\u2014cured we, T be effect of the Bit | September : ly mw?22 | TEROUGE REPRESS PASSENGER y.sa ers seeme \u20ac magic to me, s dae .TRAINS RUN bAlLY (Sundays exceptad) a - boa ko, Bt tect UT MANS | \u2014 Ta MANITOBA & RORTEWESTERK BY.00 GænrYours:\u2014 Hop Bitis e been of 2nd Series,\u2019 - - - 25 : sat à i \u2018Leave LOVIS, ours satan revsserons 8.00 su 1 Ud t value tome.I waslaid up with typ- a : = vaut ~ 8 | rive viere de Lup.1 old fever for over two mouths, and could get A 20 page journal containing all informa © RG A Ri i & RA BROKERS ADVICE N GTES \u2018 és, ney trouble ; was unable to get any medicine or doctor to cure me until I used Hop no relie; until I tried your Hop Bitters.To these suffering from debility, or any one in ble health, 1 cordialiy recommend thera.from dust.: \u2018tion relating to the SECOND GRAND LOT TERY tobe held in April can be obtained on Jars TIC PILLS, a specificin Neu Is the most complex work of the Creator le 9 matiou, upply 8 Windsor and Balmoral Hote.8, Grane Trork Offices, or at ihe Gom~ wouy\u2019s office, 136 Et, James éivaot, Trols Pigioles.ervvs Rimousk! ft Little Meils.\u2026.\u2026.> NO DELAYS.CHANCE OF TIRE.Taking efsot Monday, Decommber 20, 1886.i i ; \u201c Jumphoien noce onvave 7 DY No.1 No.3 \u2014 Not 50.doi GX aan at RISES pplnion soo oe of oe ovis, a SETAE, wf tu ue vl \u2014 Gen Tn a DB = in moral Hotel Building, Montreal.q h y t fé ient aid should be > Te Mewonatio.L LT ana ne) 2.15 A,M LA qe ue gs STATE Wed.|Tue\u2019ya For Tickets and Special Rates to agents 9850, the mast ecient, oi .> Kavi ï 6 MONCÜN.uvrreseers socprncanns 344 AM Thyra| FH ATIONS.and and, à \u2014* Parslytic, LEryous, tremulous old apply to above address or P.O.Box 1816, en- sought from the most sk illed phy by he FE REER ANS \u2019 Brokers LM AE and Neilkag % Bt JOMD.or ivrcorseas srarsssraar T.00-AM Leave Leave bone re 8 people are made perfectly quiet and - 1.\u2019 for the human y 18 too precious to be ans mn _ AR 2 a 6 HallfSZ.or eennernrrrovamasran 1200 Po \"3505 15.00 Forcazs prairie lité FR L sprightiy by using Hop Bitters, closing stamps for pastage and registration, neglected.It becomes the questions then WORM POU DERS.UoFirace Banks.She Grand Trunk TPraina lonvine Montras) 1435) 13.50 éladstone.| 18% 22-18 i 7 anne : «What physician shall be employe \u2014_\u2014 , 10.554 J 4 | 16.80} 15.02|.4.Neepaws.] 11.48] 9.50 : sa , .th thess trains, 18 30] 16.901.¥innedosa\u2019 11.601 830 @&-None genuine without à buneh of Dr.Oscar JoxANNEsEN, Of the Univer Are plossant totaxo, Contnin their owa Es *rho Tratus to Halifax snd St.John rup.eed 1 green Hops on ihe white label, Shug all the THER gity of Berlin, Germany, \u2019has made a life-| Pusgative, 1s a pate, sure, and effectual 300KS tuirough to their degtiraiena on Sundays.§ soe] 17.30].Rapid City.9.00%.\\ Yio, polsonous siuil w P P .Jong study of ailments of the Nervous and Sestroyor of worme in OL iirsn or Adulte Led as I vars Fans LAYSuEh it 2300) 158.Shoal Lake.| FE ; \u2014 Genito-Urinary System.anger Halifax, and the one leaving on Tuesday, |_-1 21.25].Binccarth .o0'} 5.100 .A Heavy Load: CANADA COTTON COMPANY Send Thursday and Baturdny to 8, Johra WT rege et HIS REMEDIES CURE en ; s1x conts for postage and and meen 45).Hmssell.|.846] .% When I ate, my food was like a lump receive free, 8 Coëtly box of AX Prainsare van by KastornBiandazd TUT 2 06).Langenbatg | 2301.of lead in my stomach, I took Burdock Cornwall, Ont Any Debility or Derangement of the Ner éttner so Lagos Money a Ip ar) o Day Books Tine, ROUGH TOES becblatnad Arr, Arr.Live.| ive: Blood Bitters.The more I took the more \u2014;(;\u2014 vous System, including Spermatthorea | hing bles in this world.Fortunes await _ à 73-THRO ragy beo e Meals._ \u2018 it helped me, aud 1 am like à new man |_MenufaoturorsofCotionades,Ducks,Oanto: Genorries, Syphili Stricture,Impotence, fie workers pbsointaly sure.Tes moailed dournais TE 5 pe Sonmer to all joints on the Trains Jere Mimnedess for Rapid.City now,\u201d says Ezra Babcock, Cloyne P.O., sinnnels, Dyed Linings, Cotton Biankets, &c etc, etc.free.True & Co., Augusts Maine, ly Provinces.oo 1 mformatton in regard to Epics, Rapid City WEDNESDAYS and 3 ; a \u2019 .r tickets and s orma/ on 00: for La Township Barrie, Ont.Offices im Montreal :: BECAUSE you may Lave been cheatea - : SE nger Tares, rates où froigh, train are Birtle FRIDAYS only nù 29907 roraraine 3 hn and Notre D atreets and foo Ye i WEAK, UNDEVELOPED PARTS rangements, &c., apply to leaye Langenburg SATURDAYS only at 2.30; Hortowar\u2019s Puss.\u2014 Epidemic Dig- Corner St.John an 0 otre Dame this class of disorders, do not hesitate to of the BODY ENLARGED end STRENGTH- \u20ac.W.ROBINSON, for Russell leas Binscarth TUESDAYS only eases.The alarming increase of cholera| Qot.3 Oity and District 1v sz give Dr.JOHANNESEN\u2019s method a fair trial Gre EMRE fatling method of self-treatment, EVERY CLASS OF Easters Freight and Passen ens 22:30; returning leave Russell WEDNES.2X - 4% ! 4 g gor Agent DAYS only at 2.48, making connection with and diarrhcea should be a warning to every before your case becomes chronic and in Full proof, medical testimony, Stor, parallel 198; ST.JAMES STREET main line trains, one to subdue at once any irregularity curable.FREE sealed, free.Qorrespon ential.Opposite St.Lawrence Hall p the above traing connsst at Portage La tending towards disease.Holloway\u2019s C O i D F = E 2 R aE Fes Mani0Az 00, Buffalo, N.X.Montreal, Prairie with bra ns of the Can.Pac, Ry.to and Pilla should now he in every household to A valuable treatise, explanatory ofDr! August 2 07 B } JK B ANK S D, FOTTINGER, For information sa to freight or passenger rectify all impure states of the blood, to MAY BE AVOIDED BY USING JOHANNESEN'S system, will be sent by mail - A 2s vi Chief Buperinisndent, rales apnly fo A.Ycbonaid, Asst.Freight remedy weakness, and to Overcome im- ° post paid and securely sealed from obser ILE Instant relleff Final oure in 10 BATGWAY OTTICE, ; and Passenger Agont.For ae à Prairie, or to paired general health.Nothing can be RAMSAY'S vation, to any sufferer addrosoing his sole P 4X De days and, Lt foturps, No souaton, ¥.B, Nov.18th,1886, 7 Gencrai Suporinterdent simpler than the instructions for taking autnorized agent for the United States and purge, 1 SUPPORT, 5 an, I 1 this corrective medicine, nothing more BOOt Grease and Waterproof |Ganade.Eomise à 1.1AGOR, 7 Nesseu neige VBINTED AT THIR ONMICE J.RIELLE = efficient than its cleansing powers, nothing Leather Preservative HENRY VOGELER.à Marc ofm fra DW * 9 more harmless than its vegetable ingred.- \u201c 49 South Street, New York.- Land Barveyor, ents.Holloway\u2019s is the best paysic during 28 Keeps the feet dry and warm.BE Complicated symptoms treated from 1s PES ; \u2014 1alE8 GTRERT, the su mer season, when decaying frouts \u2014 Dr.Jomanvesen\u2019s Special Prescription, £xce ent = LOrAg0.\u2018 LE and unwholesome vegetables are frequeni- A.RAMSAY & BON under advice of a duly qualified consults a : Oy ly deranging the bowels,and daily exposing lg + net St ng physician.y apply at .a If you want a Book- thousands, through their negligence in | to 41 Recolle reef, \u2018AÎl correepondence heldjsg strictly con | nea I keeper\u2019s position advertise in permitting disordered action,to the dangars MONTREAL ddential,\u2019 and advice *mail freeof! , SHES (1405.0 06 200% = ; J 148 The Herald, tres of diarrhees, dysentery, and cholera, November 15 ms charge, may ASHES 305.0 BELLE, 8 o Herald, fr \u2014 sce \u2014 » TH ONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE MONDAY, JANUARY 10 a THAT GLANDER SCARE.CITY NEWS.8 ., ea | takes all summer,\u201d For five minutes he McShane in too.\u201d Loud applause and orderly meeting.As a member of the community, to serve his fellow citzens xo Disease Not Prevalent in Montreal À GREAT F 1 i couid not be heard, but finally managed to laughter.l committee ne disclsimed the statement When called upon.© isense Ta aient Health A athorl- Burns.If you are ia want of à briar edge in the following :\u2014 The chairman\u2014\u2018\u201c The committee bas that there was any uaderstazding that Mr.WHAT THE COMMITTEE SAY.; tics Have 10 Say on the Subject.pipe call at Hirsch's, opposite the Post Moved by James Stewart, seconded by done its duty and recommended Mr.Abbott Abbott should be the nomivee of Lbe com- Mr.W.F.Henshaw, convener of the The announcement in these columns on (fice and see his large selection, plain and M.H.Gault : \u201cThat this meeting having snd it is for you to elect or reject him.\u201d mittee.lt had just beeu stated there were D ominating committee, was also seen.ea B.B.Smalley, silver mounted briars at all prices.heard the report from the committee upon [Applaure.l too many Couservatives on the committee He said : \u2018 As far as I am concerned the Saturday that the Hon.B.B.Sms Ys ; C_.1 the Mayoralty for the city of Montreal, do} Mr.Stephens\u2014\u2018\u2018I am opposed to the and to remedy this more Liberals had beeu Committee will not bold any more meet- collector of customs for the District of Pacz's Prue Tozacco, \u2014 Premium The Saturday Night Gathering heartily concur in the nomination of the way in which the nomination is made,\u201d [A taken on, The candidature bad bren| ;pgs: I consider that it has done its duty.Yormont, had telegraphed to the Deputy pounds, twists, gold bar, Tokay chewing, al the Queen's Hall, Hon.J.J.C.Abbott for that office during voice, \u201cpacked.\u201d} It is apparent to all the offered to Mr.Gault and he refused to 86-1 [0 siven a list to select from and it IL : \u2019 + Montreal, © That until further Kentucky smile and Tokay bars.These the ensuing year, and invite the citizens city except to the members of the commit- cept.It was then sought to induce Mr.has decided in favor of Mr.Abbott.It we Collector a > \u2019 tobaccos are the finest ever sent here from to give him their unanimous support.\u201d tee themselves that it was decided from Hodgson to -ceept and he also bad refused.Co \"to meet again we would only be goiog orders the importation of borses from the South, snd can only b: had at the This was received with a tremendous the word \u201cgo\u201d that Mr.Abbots should be It did not mat er a shadow whether Mr.over the same ground and arrive at the) Montreal into the District of Vermont | Vice Regal Tobacco Emporium, 134 St.outburst of cheers, applause, groans,hisses nominated [applause and cries of *\u2018no, Abbotws rame wes on the lint or pars we same result,\u201d > is prohibited on account of the presence of James street.and other sigus of approval aad dissppro- n0.\u201d] e or was he not fit to be Mayor ! Alderman Farrell, another member of ; \u2019created d val.Above all the voices\u2014cannon like\u2014 A voice\u2014\u201cHe\u2019s a better man than you.\u201d | is the question.He [the speaker] thought the committee, said \u2018he came thing.He glanders among horses in Mon eal, force, S Raspvyen Sous Pr er ron Hon, Mr.Abbott's Nomination an jmm:use Irishmsn in the rear of the| Mr.Stephene\u2014\u201cThanks,\u201d (laughter.)| he wax.If there had been a desire to nemi- thought, bowever, that from the present intense excl The eng alleging the Queen's Hall on Thursday and Friday Received With Mixed Ap- Hall, \u2018\u2018 McShane will be Mayor,\u201d (cheers What I want to impress on your mind is nate Mayor Beaugrand why wait until Mr.aspect of matters there would probably be ere here.of ihe disease was a révelation in o'n-xt, oan be secured st Prince\u2019s .and laughter) and cries of \u201c\u2019 louder,\u201d|the well known ingretitude of the elect- Abbott had been cffered and accepted the several candidates for the Mayoralty.preva ence of he de ted that there was ¢ i ur music stores; the proval and Disapproval.\u201c louder.\u201d ors,\u201d [immense laughter and \u201cthat\u2019s your nomination.[Aprlause.] Mr, Abbott was em > them, an an p ; Three Thouszaud Oitlzeas Oheer, Groan, Applaud and Hiss, The Meeting Finally Adjourns Without Doing Anything.Hon.Mr, Abbott Explains His Position to a ¢ Herald\u201d Reporter, Mr, Henshaw is Disgusted and Says The Committee Has Done Its Work and Won't Meet Again, In many respects the monster meeting held in the Queen\u2019s Hall on Saturday evening to disou:s the mayoralty question and aelect an English speaking canlidate wa one of the most extraordinary ever held in this city.The large hall was crowded to the doors with an immense audience, som- prising a largs proportion of the most influential men of Montreal of all oreeds and nationalities.The meeting lasted three hours and when the citizens dispersed they were no further advanced than whea they commenced, except that it had been aucer- tained that while there was a strong feelings in favor of the nomination of tae Hon.Jd.J.C.Abbott for the Mayoralty, there were to be found many who were opposed to him.As far as chzers, groans, applause, hisses, interruptions and tumult of all kind wera concerned the meeting was far sheal of anything seen inthis city for some time.Hardly could]any speaker obtain a hearing for ten consecutive minutes and many could not spaak ai all.At two particular moments the chairman lost all control of the meeting and perfect paade- monium prevailed.Toere seemed to be a preconcertsd arrangemsat among many present to cheer Mc.Abbott while others seemed to be there to cheer somebody else.The only man who apparently mst with the general approbation was Mayor Beau- rand whose name was heartily greeted by all\u2014for what be had dons.; Among some of the most prominent men prerent were Mr.F.W.Henshaw, (Convener), Messrs.M.H.Gault, D.Barry, Walter Paul, Ald, Farrell, A.Gowdey, J.N.Greenshields, Jas, Darling, C.J.Doherty, Geo.Bishop, Sam Davis, Dugald Graham (Scoretary), M.Hutchinson, Wm.Board, D.R.McCord, Jas, Stewart, D.Henderson, M.Feathere- tone Donald Downie H.Lanctot, Ramon Besufield, Wm, Cassils, 8.H.Enirg, Edgar Judge, Wm.Keyes, Jas.Slesser, Belki:k Cross, members of the nominating committee; Ald.McShane, M.P.P., Archibald, Wilson, Villeneuve, Mount, Mathieu, Rainville, jHamelin, Malone, Messrs.G.W.Stephens, ex-M, P.P., J.8.Hale, jrs M.P.P, Jonathan Hodgeon, F.Wolferstan Thomas, G.F.0.Smith, L.H.Senecal, Hugu Grabam, P.M.Sauvalle, R.8.White, J.R.Dougall, 8.Pagnuslo, Q.C., Hon.8.Rivard, N.W.Trenholme, Dr.Girdwood, R.P.McLes, By.Thomas, F.D.Shallow, Holis Shorey, ex-Ald.Gilman, J.C.Robillard, J.B.Rolland, W.A.Weir, Wm, Weir, T, H, Turion, M.Nolan de Lisle, Edward Murphy, Jobn Kerry, J.H.Semple, J.P.Whelan, Andrew Robertson, J.X.Per- reault, À.Boyer, M.P.P., J.#.Robidoux; M.P.P., Ÿ.Trimbie, Geo.Horne, ex-Ald.Hagsr, Bd.Hollis, Ed.Holton, M.P, G.W.Purent, Rev.8.Massey, Alex.Murray, D.Derome, A.McCulloch, C.J.Fleet, Ph.Roy, Join Nelson, E.McLenuan, James Downie, H.J.Cloran, O\u2019Hara Baynes, H.A.Budden, E.K._, Greene, Prof.Bovey, J.Rielle, M.M.Tait, Q.C., Hon.Mr.SBicarns, W.Baunders, Clovis Decary, T.D.Hawson, A.Derjardins, M, P., L F.Archambault, R.L.Gault, Jules Helorouner, P.A.Crossby, B.J.Cogblin, A.W, Atwater, W.Cunningham.Mr.F.W.Henshaw was called to the chair and Mr.Dugald Graham acted as secretary.The chairman opened the meeting by reading the advertisement calling it and gating that the committee had a repor to pregert and that they recommended that tbe Hon.J.J.C.Abbott bethe English speaking candidate for the mayoralty for tne ensuing year.(Applause) The secretary next read the minutes of the two committee meetings held at the Windsor, the substance of which has already been published.Mr.W.A.Weir here rore and stated that before the meeting adopted the report be wanted to put two questions to the chairman.These were:\u2014lat, Was Mr.Abbott\u2019s name on the original Jist submitted to the committee, and secondly, if it was not Where was the motion giving authority to the committee to put it one [Cries of * Yes,\u201d ves\u201d and \u2018 No,\u201d no.\u201d] Mr.P.A.Crossby\u2014*I wish the chair man would give the name of that gentle- maa [Mr.Weir] £0 that we can know what cranks are here.\u201d [Uproar] My.Weir, Rhouting at the top of his voige, ¢ I'he only crank I see here is the entieman who bas just spoken,\u201d [pointing to Mr.Crossby.] Tremendous uprosr and.applauee.: Mr.J.X, Perreault asked that the report be read en Francais.[Laughter and applause.] Mr.Weir\u2014\u2018 { want an answer.\u201d \"The chairman\u2014* I will answer you at the proper time, I want to know now if the report is adopted.\u201d Mr.Weir\u2014\u201c We want to have an answer pow.\u201d [Groans and icterruptione.] ¢ If I em interrupted there will be no meeting here géc-night.\u201d {Applause and general consternation.] A voice heard over the crowd\u2014#* No Pacific Scandal.\u201d {General uproar, three- quarters \u2018standing up and yelling.] Mr.Weir\u2014* We won\u2019t adopt that report before we know whether you had power to add Mr, Abbott's seme.\u201d [Applause and marks of disapprebation.| Mr.Walter Paul now came to the front of the platform and attempted to speak several timee, but he was received with an avalanche cf \u201cNo, no,\u201d \u2018Bit down,\u201d and tinaly retired.The chairman, tryisg to make himself heard\u2014*1f you are goivg to make a bear Mr.Stewart, waving his head to the crowd, © I will read it again\u201d Uries of \u2018* no, no,\u201d and general hurricane.» Mr.Stewart\u2014\u2018\u2018Can°t you listen for à miz- ute.If you don\u2019t waut Mr.Abbott you can say 80.You are here to epeak for yourselves.\u201d \u201c A voice, \u2018\u201c Weare doing so.\u201d (Laughter.) The chairman.¢ Please keep quiet, gentlemen, We can't do any business at this rate.\u201d For the first time sifice the opening of the meeting a calm of five minutes followed, during which Mr.Stewart read the motion.MR.ABBOTT AND THR LIST.Mr.M.H.Gault, in anawer to Mr.Weir, said that Mr, Abbott\u2019s name was not down at first on the list.[Tries of \u2018\u201cah! ah! aud applause.] But several gentlemen having stated distinotly\u2014Mr.Jag.Stewart especially\u2014that Mr.Abbott\u2019s name had been mentioned at the public meeting, to make matters right he had moved that his name ba added to the list.[Applause and grosns.] The nomination having been teadered to his brother, and he having refused it, Mr.Abbott was selected, and he [Mr.Gault] was satisfied that no more competent gentleman than Mr.Abbott could be found to fill the office.| Applause].Mr.Fuller, with a strong gvoice heard over the din, \u2018\u2018 Was ths same on the first list.[Uproar].Mr.Gauit\u2014\u201c No, not on the first list.\u201d (Applause), The Secretary here managed to read the motion adopted at tbe public meeting on motion of D.BR.McCord, seconded by S.Davis which was to the effect that a committee be appointed to select a candidate, and in which the list was never spoken of, and to report to a me: ting of all nationalities.[Applause } Mr.W.A.Weir\u2014*That motion was never adopted.It waa lost on a division, and a motion of Mr.Walter Paul, limiting the committee\u2019s power to the names on the list, was carried.\u201d _[Sensation.] Mr.Gault-\u2014\u201c Mr.Abbott is à good man for the position.[Voice\u2014\u201cHe\u2019s a Tory.\u201d] The French have left the matter in our hands.We have selected a leading man and if you don\u2019s elect Mr, Abbott now, or some one else, we will never have an Evglish speaking mayor, I remember when the City\u2019s business was transacted over Palmer\u2019s store on Notre Dame street and three clerks did it all.\u201d A voice\u2014*That\u2019s not the question.\u201d Another voice\u2014\"\u2018 What about the Exchange Bank 7\u201d (Genéral uproar and marks of dieappoistment, ) Mr.Gault, after some time when he could be heard, \u201cI hope Mr, Abbott will be elected.\u201d (Cries of \u2018oh, yes he will ;\u201d oh, no he won\u2019t.\u201d) Mr.Geo.Horne succeeded in wafting the following to the chairman but only with à great effort.\u2018Bead the names ou that list so that we can know who 18 com petent for Mayor.\u201d The chairman asked the secretary to read the list, Mr, D.Graham was finally able to read the list on whigh, he stated, Mr.Abbott | name had been added, and \u2018the motion gave the committee power to select a candidate from the English epeskiog people.\u201d (Applause and groans.) LA voice: \u201c That's not true.] Ex-Alderman Gilmas, with fire in bis eye\u2014* Oh, but Mr.Chairman, there was avother motion before that.\u201d (Applause.) THE OPPOSITION TAKES A STAND.The opposition now took a tangible form as Mr, .W, Stephens loomei up on the stage with a bland smile on his countenance and announced to the meeting that \u201cI have & motion to offer \u201d\u2014 Beveral voices, in a plaintive tone\u2014 ¢¢ Too late,\u201d ¢ too late,\u201d Mr.Stephens\u2014¢ Mr.Chairman, I have a right to make a motion.\u201d (Applause and groant).The chairman\u2014 You are out of order.\u201d (Immense uproar.] Mr, Btephene, looking filerce\u2014\u201c I have got the power to make this motion, and I am not going to be crowded down by the chairman, either.\u201d (Loud applause.) Mr.Horne, to the chairman\u2014*¢ Call him -to order.\u201d [Cries of \u201c Sit down \u201d and \u201cShut up.\u201d The chairman made another effort to put in a word, but was compelled to gracefully resume his seat.Mr, Stephens\u2014\u201c I beg to difter with the member for St.Francois Xavier street.(Laughter).I have a right to make this motion without aeking his permission.(Interruptions).Iam used fo iaterrup- tions.(Laughter).I was badly interrupted a couple of months ago.\u201d (Loud laughter and cheers).Mr, Stephens then moved, seconded by Mr.N.W.Trenholme: That the report now read be referred back to the commiltee, with inetructions to eubmit a list of candi- didates who will accept the office of Mayor.\u201d The chairman\u2014¢\u2018 Is that motion seconde My, Stephens\u2014*¢ Yes, it is seconded by Trenholme, and thirded by Mr.Barry.\u201d [Laughter].The Chairman\u2014* Well, I declare it out of order.\u201d [Sensation and immense excitement.] Mr.Stephens\u2014 Well, I beg to differ with the member for the Board of Trade, When the committee has made its report : and it has been adopted, then the committee dies, but not before, [Applause.] It would have been better if we had had some oue to preside over this meeting who knew something about Parliamentary .rules.\u201d [Great yelling] , Mr, J.X.Perreault\u2014\u201c We have been invited to this meeting, and we want those motions read en francais.\u201d [Laughter and applause.] Mr.Stephens\u2014\u201c When I was down in Quebec, in that God-forsaken Parliament \u2014[sensation ]\u2014\u2014 Alderman Villeneuve, the new M.P.P.for Hochelaga, seornfully shouting for all he was worth\u2014\u201c Ah, ah; sour grapes, sour grapes.\u201d Mr.Stephene\u2014\u2018\u201c Well, we sometimes speak ill of things we cannot get (laugh- tery.Inow call upon the chairman to road my motion,\u201d Mr.Jas.Stewart now made a fine effort to put in & word but failed, The chairman having accepted Mr.Stephens\u2019 amendment it was now read in English and French.A CHEER FOR BEAUGRAND, case.\u201d] \u201cI gam not referring to any case now, [great laughter.] \u2018I want you to remember that when the city was ruled over for years by a man who was opposed by the majority, and when we want to elect an English epeaking candidate, where was Mr.Abbott then?\u201d [Sensation].He could not be induced to leave hie office to vote against Mr, Beaudry sod he refused to vote for Mr.Beaugrand,\u201d [great tumult.] A voice.\u2014\u201cWho knows that?\u201d » Mr.Stephen.\u2014 Ido.Iam not responsible for know-nothings, (Laughter.) Whan we were all struggling for a majority for Mr, Beaugrand Mr.Abboit remained away and refused to vote, (Interruption.) We owe Mr.Abbott nothing, and 1 defy any member of the committee to find a single act of Mr.Abbott in the civic interests, We all know, though, that Mr.Abbott was arouud when the statute labor vote was bougbt up and $500,000 was taken out of the civic treasury for the North Bhore Railway.\u201d [Coneternation.] Several voices,\u2014**No politics.Question, question.\u201d Mr.Stephens,\u2014¢ I am speaking to the question, If we are going to elect a man let it be a man who deserves the honor.tApplauee.) Mayor Beaugrand has gone through the epidemic, the war, the flood aud the emallpox, [Applause.] He worked iike à Trojan* There 18 not & man here who doesn\u2019t feel in his heart that Beau- graud deserves this honor.\u201d [Applause.] The Chairman\u2014\u201cI call you to order You ars not speaking to the motion.\u201d (Uproar.) Several voices\u2014\u2018\u201c Sit down, chairman, sit down.\u201d Mr.Stephens\u2014*Wa ought to feel grateful to that man who has raised the dignity of Mayor to what it now is\u201d Three cheers were here given for Mayor Beaugrand.Mr.Stephene\u2014\u201c We would not see Mr.Abbott come out now if there was nota knighthood looming up in the distance.[Loterruption.] We have already many knights, and some of them are benighted.[Laughter.] If a title 1s to be given, let it be to the man who has done the work.[Loud cheera.] Mayor Beaugrsnd ought to be elected for m third term.[Appiause.] This is our duty as citizens.We, the Eaglish people should go to him and say \u201c here, we don\u2019t want the nomination this year [cries of \u2018 we want it,\u201d] and we offer it to you.You have done your duty.If the Mayor is to be knighted let Bzau- rand be knighted, [Applause] He ikes it [tremendous lauguter and applause.] A voice\u2014® pive it to McShane.\u201d [Three cheers for Mc3hane.] Mr, Stephens, * well stranger things than that have happened.Sir James McShaue would not sound bad at all.\u201d [Loud laughter.The chairman, * Mr.Stephens is wandering into politics aud I want you to say if he is in order.\u201d [A tremendous yell.] Mr.Stephens, the chairman is only joking,\u201d [loud laughter.] He concluded by hoping that his motion would be adopted.MR, ANDBEW.ROBERTSON was called upon to speak aod obtained a fairly good hearing.He said that they should all unite now to elect an English- speaking Mayor.If they could not do that for his part he would vote for the best Frenchman who came out.Ha had been agked to etand but had declined because be could not speak French.The Mayor should be able to speak or at least uader- stand toth languages.He thought that this was not the time for the English people to raise dissension among them- selvee.The man who was now elected should be able to diccharge the duties of the office and dispense the hospitalities which it entailed.A voice\u2014** Mr, Btephens can do that.\u201d Mr.Robertson had no objection to Mr.Stephens and there were many others who could also be Mayor.He warzed his heareis, however, that if they quarrelled now they would never elect an English speaking Mayor in Montreal.- Aiderman McShane now entered the hall and had a triumphal march down to the stage, \u201cThe People\u2019s Jimmy\u201d being hailed with tremendous cheering.MB.TRENHOLME seconded the amendment saying that he thoroughly approved of it and that it was the best thing which could be done under the circumstances, He held that if the committee had followed out the instructions which had been given them and done their duty there would be no opposition now.If it had chosen a man out of the list which had been given it, there would be no oppo~ sition.They were not authorized to act ae they have done.If Mr.Abbott's name had been suggested at the public meeting many men would have been up in arms at once against him, They would never have accepted Mr.Abbott's uname.[Applause and groans.] The committee had not acted fairly.They [the citizens] bad not been given an opportunity to object to Mr.Abbott.Many believed that Mr.Abbott's name had been put there for a political purpose.[Cries of \u2018yes, yes,\u201d and \u201cno, 0n0,\u201d\u2019] The Liberals were willing to accept A.F'.Gault, Hugh McLennan or George Drummond, {applause,] but if Mr.Abbott persisted in \u201cbeing & candidate they would give the electors his record, and he would not have a walk over in this case.There could not have been found a more objectionable man than Mr.Abbott to a large section of the community.Mr.Crossby.\u2014\u201cExcept you.\u201d [Laughter.Mr.Trenholme.\u2014\u201c\u2018I understand that for gentlemen of Mr.Abbott\u2019e political stripe a man more objectionable to them than me could not be found.\u201d [Immense laughter .l Mr.Trenholme held that the man who was chosen should have à record which could stand the test.He was in favor of giving the honors to the man who had borne the burden of the day.[Applause.] He held that Mr.Abbott had never taken any interest in civio affairs, but that he wae always on hand when a railway subsidy was to be had.[Applause and hisses.] A GREAT SOENE, Alderman McShane and: ex-Alderman McCord both got up together to speak and the one would not give in to the other.The chairman tried his best to settle matters but without avail, Half of the audi- not thrusting himself forward for thie office.If he had been a candidate he would have been present and solicited their saffrages.If the matter was referred back to the committee they were bound to mowinate Mr.Abbott again.He concluded by stating that Mr.Abbott would be elected by a large mejority.[Applanse.] Alderman McShane was the next apeak- er and was most enthusiastically received.After thanking them for the reception given him he held that if they wanted to elect a man they must choose oue who had never mounted a public platform to insult anyone\u2019s nationality or religion, and who was not a political hack.The French Canadisns and tbe Irish people were willing that an English Protestant ehould be mayor this year, but they wanted & man whose record was clean.\u201c' Let us have peace,\u201d said the speaker , it ia too bad to quarrel all the time.\u201d He had not a word to say against Mr.Abbott and he hoped that he would fill the bill and meet with the ap- pruval of the people.(Loud applause.) MR.DE¥NIS BARRY, following,eaid that he had refused to» make Mr.Abbott\u2019s nomination unanimous because he knew that he could never be elected.It was time that the Koglish speaking Protestants should have a Mayor (applause), but they would not have ove this year if they persisted in going to the polls with Mr.Abbott, Their only chance would be destroyed.[Applanse and cries of \u201c\u201cno, no] All should work for unanimity and politics should not be introduced.(Applause) If Mr.Abbott was present he would tell him why he would oppose him.A voice go on ; epeak out.\u201d Mr.Barry, ©\u201c If the speaker is Mr.Abbott\u2019s alter ego let him come up on the platform and I will tell him.\u201d Applause.Mr.Barry continuing said that Messrs.Andrew Allan, Hugh McLennau, Gilbert S-ots, Geo, Childs, J.R.Dougali of tue Witness, Jae.Slesser, would all be acceptable.Applause.The present was a msgoificent occasion for the Catholics of Montieal to elect an English Protestant in view of what had taken place in Ontario.Loud applause.It woud be a magnificent réapouse to the cry raised by the Tories.Applause, MR.J.C, ROBILLARD in & humorous speech expressed tl:e hope that the English people would agree on à good man whom the French-Cavadians could support.MR, J, N, GREENSHIELDS delivered a brief but eloquent address, He stated that he strongly repudiated the insinuation which had been made that Mr.Abbott had been nominated through the C.P.R.and Tory influence, He was a staunch Liberal, and he would not now be taking the stand he did if there were any politice in the case.[Applause] The nomination was made as fairly and equare- ly as any nomination could be made.The commitiee bad done its duty.[Applause.] He was surprised to have seen Mr.Stephens make the insinuation he had and not bring a single proof in support of it.[Applause.] The best proof that there was no political tactics in the metier was that when Mr.Gault [a Conservative] had refused to accept it had been offered to Mr.Hodgeon |e Liberal] but he also had refused.The commiltee had the power to go out of tbe list and chose a candida'e from among the Engheh-speaking people.[Applause and cries of *No,\u201d ¢ No.\u201d\u2019] He boped they would not split on a technicality raised a hy lawyer to distract the attention of the meeting from the real issue japplausel.Mr.Strachen Bethune\u2019s name had been added to the list and etill no ot jection had heen made to it.The question now was whether Mr.Abbott was able to fill the position or not [applauzel.He concluded by hopisg that Mr.Abrotts nomination would not be considered as political, but that they would decide whether he was fit for the mayoralty or not japplausel, THE CLOSING SCENE.The meeting now began to be all broken up and the greatest disorder prevailed snd he excitement was intenee, both parties standivg up for their contentions, Mr.Geo.Bishop after a great deal of trouble managed to read the following motion, seconded by Mr.Edgar Judge :\u2014 ¢ That the meeting adjourn until Zatur- day evening in this hall to receive from the nominating committee the names of eligible men for the mayoralty of the city.\u201d Mr.Shorey amid great uproar held that they should not fight over the matter.If they could not agree on ont man they should select another, The chairman now rose to put the sub- amendment, and all the members of the committee and others on the platform crowded around him, and the audience were standing and shouting for all they were worth, He finally took up the sub- amendment and put it tothe meeting.An immense roar followed, and the sub- amendment was declared lost.This oreated immense excitement; some contended 1t was lost, and others that it was carried.The chairman again decided to put it anew to the audience,and after great trouble they finally took their seats and the sub-amendment was put again, when three quarfers of the audience rose and it was carried.Mr.G.W.Stephens announced the reeult amidst the cheers of those who took his view of the matter, and this extraordinary meeting} was brought to a close, all admitting that nothing equal to it had ever been seen in this city before.THAT TELEGRAPH DEAL.Something from the Northwestern\u2019s Foint of View.A Hzraup reporter had, on Saturday, an interesting interview with a member of the legal profession who has paid considerable attention to the legal questions involved in the issues between the Montreal and the Northwestern Telegraph Companies on account of the failure of the latter to pay the last quarter\u2019 interest due by them on the capital otek of the company.He had, he said, carefully gone into the question, and had been uaable to come to any other conclusion than that the Montreal Company had been blameworthy in not securing to the Great Northwestern people the full enjoyment of the rights and privileges which they had guaranteed them, and for which they had been in the regular and uninterrupted receip present time of the covenanted interest.It was as plain to him as noonday that the Montreal Company were bound to have prevented the service of the Canadian Pacific Company on the lines owned by them» even on the tracks of the latter company, for whom it was perfectly competent to carry on their own business Over them, but had no right to enter into competition with them for the public patronage.What had been done was \u2018equivalent to an individual who had leased his premises and disposed of the goodwill of business, pre- ventiog other parties to eute tition with the original lessees.the action of cer~ kholders of the company, the Montreal corporation were legally, and bound to restrain them n the Montreal f them bad done, and he proceeds inthe Canadian Pacific Telegraph Company.treal Company was not onl but he contended legally, held to It was well known in equity alo, q their stock 1 have restrained thew.that large Montreal Telegraph stockhold- era were interested in toe rival system, and, &s he took 1t, there was sufficient law to compel the Montreal Company to inves tigate the matter, to trace out the whereabouts of the mortgaged stock, to ascectsin what had been done with the proceeds and take the necessary action to protect their There could be no mistake, to his that Mr.Wiman, who was but for Jay Gould and the Western Union Compauy, would insist 10 every way upon the legal riphis whioh he possessed, and until the issue was fairly joived it was impossible to say what hw contentions would be, inasmuch as the and professional talent to be had was certain to be retained.pay that the divid for stock jobbing purposes.) Great North Western Company was their due in law and equity.At the very mo: ment the lease of the.Montreal lines had been made to Jay Gould and his associates, he had foreseen trouble, asd having some idea of the men with whom he had to deal the Montreal Telegraph directors and shareholders should have been upon their gusrd.The gentleman further held that ors of the Montreal Com- amed for not restraining in stock of a another name though the direct pany might be bla: I these shareholders in dealing : rival to the one which was their hareholdar of the Montrea[ dividually blameworthy at the wrong-doing directors had complacently he fact was notorious that Montreal stockholders were traffick~ ing in Canadian Pacific, and each shareholder was bouud to see to the due carry- t of every arrangement which had rmally ratified and egreed to at a d and regular meeting of share- The outcome, in his opinion, The Great North lessee, every sha Company was In shut their eyes.could not.be doubtful.Gre Western Company,slthough it might be to gome extent, am alien organization, and though its capital stock, a8 compared with that of the Moatreal Company, might almost be described as nominal, had law aod equity in their favor.They had, until the present, carried out their part of the bargain to the letter, and, indeed, as he had understood, done considerable work in maintaining the plant and making 1t more efficient, the only defaulters having been the Montreal Company.They were exacting to the letier the side of the bargain which was in their favor, and it was not gurprising that the parties part should do the came.was an exceedingly interesting one from the legal point, while as concerned the aspect of the apeculator, considerable money would be gained and lost upon it without one cent of substantial advantage accruing, as the stock would be boxed up and financial compass, and the market would be rigged in a manner that would be in the highest degree shamefu!.\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014 MR.ROBERT W.TYRE, late manager for Canada of the Phœnix Insurance Co., of Londoa, Eng., has been appointed manager and chief representative for the Dominion of the Northern Assurance Company of London.company\u2019s reputation for promptitude and liberality in the settlewmsat of its claims is well established throughout the world.1t is also one of the wealthiest companies in The following figures Great Britain.t until the r into compe- Then, The Monty morally®nd It was idle to end had been withheld All that the of the other The situation The HON, MR, ABBOTT SPEAKS.on these being given to him he seid : \u2014 am I at present anxious to be one.view of the result of the meeting, a HERALD Annual revenue from fire reporter called upon that hon.gentleman aases see cette yesterday afternoon at bis residence on Annual revenue from life pre- 5 Sherbrooke street.Mr.Abbott had not annual revenue from interest upon 57,500 learned the particulars of the meeting, and invested funds.660,000 \u201cThe result of the meeting does not change matters as fer as l am concerned.I never was a candidate for the position nor would much prefer if some one else was chosen.I informed the deputations that speak for themselves :\u2014 INCOME AND FUNDS (1885.) For the purpose of ascertaining what} Subscribed capital $15,000,000, of stand the Hon.Mr, Abbott would take in| which paid up +.Accumulated funds.pre- freer A CARNIVAL SUGGESTION, lee : .$1,500,000 cere 15,671500 minms.+000.2,888,500 To the Chairman Carnival Ball Commit- Let me suggest the propriety\u2019 of your committee ascertaining if it is not desirable called upon me that if it was the desire of the majority of the citizens that I should serve them as Mayor of the city I would accept the nomination, and more especially if they considered I would be instrumental in giving Montreal an English speaking to hold the coming ball at the Queen\u2019s Hall instead of the Windsor Hotel.aware it will cost something to board over the hall, but the expense would be more couped by the sale of tickets to the gallery for sight-seers and the sales to I am no reason whatever for the course fol lowed by the American authorities.Tor brief, they were durobfounded.None had hesrd Of any cases of glanders and they were amazed on learning that such an uvjust embargo had been placed on the trade.It having been learned that the United States authorities bad baged themselves for this action ona report sent by Dr.Laberge, the medical health officer to tae Board of Health, on the 3lst of December last that document was hunted up and from it it was learned that a horse purchased by a Two Mountains County farmer from one Constantine, 8 master carter, had been found upon examination by Mr.Daubigny, V.8, to_be suffering from glanders, und that Dr.Laberge had induced the owner to shoot the horse.The following also occurred in the letter :-\u2014 «That in view of the fact that, occording to coriain Veterinary Surgeons, the disease in question 18 quite prevalent In the city, and in view of ita incurable and highly contagious character, its commuuicablility to human beings and the persistent nature of the coutagion, 1 would recommend our Board to immediately urge upon the Federal Government the necessity of passing an Order-in-Council to authorize their ingpector to take the measures required to prevent the #pread of the disease.\u201d ALDERMAN GRAY SPEAKS.Alderman Gray, on being spoken to by a HERALD reporter, stated than when the case of glanders reported above had been dealt with, the Medical Health Officer was instructed to make a thorough inape ction of the city to fiad out whether.any other cates exisited as had been claimed by some veterinary surgeons.These men were seen as well as many others in a position to know if euch cases existed, Dr.Laberge has satisfied himself beyond a doubt that there is not at present in Montreal one known case of glaudera.In the first excitement some mild cases of influenza which were believed to be gland ers upon close examination were found uot to be glanders.Persuant to their decision the Board of Health commun'cated with theGovernment at Ottawa asking that immediate action be taken, laboring as it was under the impression that glanders were prevalent.ere a reply was received stating that the Federal authorities could only act 1 such matters to prohivit importation of horses from countries in which the disease prevailed and referring the Board to the Local Government in whose province the present matter properly belonged.The Local Governme.t at Quebec have been communicated with, and it is probable that during the coming session a bill will bs introduced giving the Health Board more extensive powers to deal with such.Alderman Gray furnished the following extract from a report which he had just received from the health officer, and which explains itself : \u2014 ¢ Further enquiry haviog bzen made into the reported prevalence of glanders amongst horses 1n this city, I beg to inform you that no case of that disease has been raported at this office for some days past, and that no authenticated case is believed 10 exist at the present time in this city.Louis Laserce, M.Dr.Medical Health Officer, Dr.Baker, of the Vaterioary College, stated that he did not kaow cf a single case of glanders at present existing in tue city, Alderman Gray also stated that to his knowledge there had only been three cases during the past year.Ln view of these facts it is probable that the American Government will ba communicated with at once and asked to raise the interdict.In the meantime Mr.T'wohey states thac the order prohibiting the exportation of horses from this district into Vermont extends to all parts of the United States.The embargo will cause a serious loes to the tride, many shipments having to be delayed in consequence, Que dealer alone had thirty horees ready for shipment when the news came that tne importation into the United States was prohibited.\u2014 PERSONAL.The Hon.J.H.Pope was registered at the Windsor yesterday.Mr.Walter Chanly, M.P., is in the city, and is staying at the Hall, Mr.J.RB.McDonald, of St.John N.B., is registered at the Windsor.Sir Adolphe Caron arrived in the city yesterday from Quebzc, and leaves for Ottawa this morning.The Hon.J.8.D.Thompson, Minister of Justice, arrived frow Halifax yesterday morning and left for Ottawa last evening, Mr.E.Youngheart, representing Messrs, B.Goldstein & Co., leaves for Manitoba on a business trip for his firm.We wish him every success.Mr.and Mrs.H.McK.Tremblay, of New York, and Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Williams, of New York, are ou a short visit to the city, and are staying at the Windsor.Among the guests of the Windsor last week was R., H.Southgate, Eeq., formerly of the Windsor, now manager and one of the proprietors of the Bruuswick, of New York.Also George Brewster, Esq, of New York.Both gentlemen left on Saturday for that city.THE TANDEM OLUB'S DRIVE, The Montreal Tandem Club turned out as usual, on Saturday at Dominion,fquare at2.30.This was the beat turn-out thiss season, and a prettier eight could not be seen than the * march round\u201d the square before the start, and à handgomer collection of turns-out would be hard to find, Mr.H.Montague Allan, president of the club, led with his four-in-hand, with Sir John Kaye on the box beside him.Mr.Colin Campbell followed with Mr.R.B.Angus\u2019 four-in-hand, Miss M.Angus on the box, and & handsomer four it would be hard to find.Mr, W.Siephen followed with his unicorn, then the following tandems :\u2014 Messrs.R.B.Hent, H.A.Galarneau, J, A, Stevenson, H.Guy, James Johnston, J.R.Cowans (his two chestnuts looking as well as ever), Dr.C.McEachian, James O\u2019Brien, and Mr.Linton with a pair, and all whipped in by the popular secretary, Mr.Andrew A.Allan, with his very smart tandem.Afier driving about management have p'ac-d the prices very low aad are sure of crowded houses.Victoria CoLLEGE \u2014At the annual meeting of the Moutreal School of medicine aod surgery, held on Sawurday afternoon at the Victoria College, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year : De.D.D\u2019Orsoznen*, president, Dr.Durocher, treasurer, D.Mignault, secretary.Tee Rammwar Comwission.\u2014The Railway Commission which Las been taking evidence in Toronto, Halifax, Quebec and St.John will commence their work in this city on the 12th iot.at the Harbor Office.The members «f the Commission are Sir A.T.Galt, Pre iaent; Messrs, E.R.Burpee, Vice-President, ©, Schreiber, T.C.Kenny, and Geo.Moberly, and MS.Louergan, B:cretary.All merchants and ojhers having anything to say in con- nectisn with railways will be heard.Os1T,\u2014On Saturday the friends of Mr.J.H.Rogers, of the firm of Maclaren, Leet, Smith & Rogers, were greatly pained to learn of his deuth at S:rong\u2019s Hoepital.He was in bis 28th year aud was the son of Rev.George Rogers, of Farmersville, Ont.He graduated at Mo6hll and was popular among the athletic and temperance clubs and also in the Reform Cub, of which he was at one time the secretary.He died unconscious ss he had been for the last four weeks.The funeral services will be held this afternoon at the St.James Street Methodist Church.en AMUSKMENTS.Aexdemy of Musie.HEVERLY MINSTRELS, The Haverly troupe closed their engagement on Saturday.We hope they mey soon be back again with a new bill.MR.AND MR?GEORGE KNIGHT.This company will oprn on Tuesday, Jaa.11th, in * Over the Garden Wall.\u201d Judging by the U 8.exchanges the company are as popular as ever, The Phila: delphi Bulletin says :\u2014 Every nook and corner of the Walnut Street Theatre had an occupant Just evening, Stand ing room was at & premium, and the vast audlence was assemul: d tog eet Mr, and Mrs, Geo.S.Kuight, who presented their familiar and exc \u2018edingly funny play.Over the Garden Wall, Toe company which asissts Mr.and Mrs.George 8.Knight in the presentation of this most acceptab-e piece of nonsense is & very capable 0.16.The music is good and it is well sung, and alihoug.the comedy i8 inclined to be rough at ti ues, it in no sense of the word or -sses the bounds of strict propriety.Many new songs have been added to the comouny\u2019s repertoire, ani: a few changes have beén made 1a the play itself, by which it has been beaefilted greatly.The ermpany 18 an even one, but if any par.of the performance deserves to be mentloned more particularly than another, it is that which introduces the dancing by Mrs.Knight.Theatre Royal THE SILVER KING closed a successful engagement on Saturday evening.DAVY CROCKEIT.This afternoon Mr.Edwin Mayo will appear as the leading character.His per formance is highly spoken of by the American prees.Lyceum Theatre, The ever popular comedian Harry Lindle\u2019 and a strong company will open this evening at the Lyceum Theatre, beaver Hall Hill, in I-hmael and Lindley's Salvation Army, which nal a two weeks\u2019 run in Toronto.The hou-e will no doubt be packed during the week.Mr, Lindley will next week brinz along Stetson\u2019s Neck aud Neck and otner p-pular attractions during the season.The cosy litile theatre will aseume its old name of Liyceum Theatre again.Queen\u2019s Hall.Tes Carreno-Ssxon-Ca:t:r grand con certs, to be given on Thursday and Friday evenings next in this hall, are attracting quite little attention smong concert- goere.Mme.Carrero is probably as well known to the music loving people of Montreal as any toncert artiste, and has always secured large and fashionable audiences whenever she has appeared here, and we are ture this will be no exception to the rule.She is to be as sisted by the wel!-known soprano, Mrs.Helen E.H.Carter, of Boston, who is known all over the Uvuited States as an artiste of rare ability, and has sung several times here in both concert and oratorio, and each time received a great ovation.Mr.Avon D.Saxon, the baritone, comes with flattering notices from the press of both the United States and England.Of Mr.Saxon\u2019s singing, Mr.Algernon Ashton, the well-knowa Eaglish composer and personal friend of the late Abbe Li zt, and aleo of the late Joachim Raff, writes as follows \u2014 I had the great pleasure of hearing Mr.Avon D.Saxon sing during his stay in London, and was not only astonished at, and delighted with, the rich quality, pawer and compass ®f his really magnificent baritone yoice, but also charmed with his expressive and beautiful style of singing, as well as his distinet enunciation.I consider Mr.Ssxon possesses one of the finest volces I ever heard, and 1intend to compose a song expressly for From these artists we expect to have a rare musical treat, and at popular prices there will probably not be a vacant eat at either concert.SUPERIOR COURT Aa Action on Paterniie, An action was iustituted by permission of Justice Taschereau, on Baturday, by Messrs, D iwnie and Lanotot, advocates, on behalf of Mies Margaret Hogan, against a prominent Custom House official to have him declared the father of her child and for an alimentary allowance until it reached the age of sixteen years, as well as for $500 damages.Messrs.Quinn aod Weir appeared and resisted the application, and the matter caused somewhat of a sensation for a time, Defendant denied the fact of the birth bu: plaintiff produced the baptismal certificate aad affidavits and the application was granted.\u2014\u2014\u2014 A WONDERFUL SHOT.The man who put ten ballets in succession, inside ithe circumference of a Milwaukee girl\u2019s finger ring, ab fifteen paces, W8s a pretly good shot, but ho wasn\u2019t half 50 wise as the bilious man who put ten of \u201cDr.Pierce\u2019s \u201c Pleasant Purgative Pellets\u201d 10to bis system in five days, and ence shouted for McShane and the other Mayor.Of that m ou- 15 : ba ; .; half for McCord and pandemonium reigned pr) have raised politicel issues À tee those taking part in the ball would pro- OWD, 8IVINg the \u2018\u2018 whips \u201d some good J.H.Neville, with a tremendous voice, tor 15 minutes.Finally the alderman re- expect to have a unanimous support ; bat, bably be lurger from the greater available Prat ce round cor ners and crowded strests, on the eixth walked ten miles\u2018 just because he felt so well,\u201d If your blood is out ot order, if you - feel low spirited and A garden out of this meet:ng, I will retire.\u201d ff\u2018On! ch!\u201d and \u201cGo on\u201d! A STAND FOB ABBOTT, Mr, James Stewart now came to the ressue, and, facing the stormy gathering, was «1 want that read 1n Irish [laughter] If we can\u2019t agree on & man, Beaugrand will again be our mayor [tremendous cheers].Here Tansey\u2019s gon says McShane heerd to say, \u2018\u2019Iyam going to stay here if it) is à good man [laughterl, I ssy so too; put tired on the chairwan announcing that the ex-alderman had the floor.Mr.McCord obtained & good hearing, aud stated that ha hoped that it would not if & nomination 18 tendered me, and Î con- gider that it is the wish of the majority of the citizens that I should he à candidate, I A will accept it.I will do eo because I con- be said that Montreal couid not have an.sider it to be the duty of every man in the ment in their comfort.Ax ADMIRER OF THE CARNIVAL, Montreal, 8th January, 1887, space.Such a departure would be to the etc, Mr.Allan diebanded the drive at the guests at the Windsor a marked improve- Windsor, where tea was indulged in all acknowledged it to ba the best a this year, which goes to show that Montreal can and will turn out as good a tandem club as any other of our sister cities.\u201c hlue,\u201d you will fiad these Little Liver Era just what you need.Another fire occurred yesterday morning at 8u2 Lazsuchetiere street.It was quickly put out before à: y camage wag done, "]