The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 13 janvier 1887, jeudi 13 janvier 1887

[" ran n the dings lities thing rther this ation icers 0 (= dent, ery, Bro, .H., M, AW + d 8, nual and r hall Ance, r the 8gel ; r, F.amp- utre ; and ) now Com- east, grand es by mme upper Py The ander harge ~The d the rie 1wob, zeau- bert ; ager, hon, tary, hair.Lavel, sina arm clocl® bad y À.e fire rear, er a à will | the King, emy, pout ding, Arvey, , eront rs of Mont- ng, in me of ers as J.D.Tesse; P, À.rehal, order .B.acre H, Aident, , Mar,jr.; r, Jos.N A.C.usse ; \\rpen- rahal, eneral terest 1ity as y made LIVER SRASES Hard- dding- roular 30 pre- lation, r Oil is and I n cons 16ures, ages of e Brit- ed Im.by all , Har- ndon, - Lump Bock Salt for Cattle.| LX XIXw=11 Rew Advertisemenis.Verret Stewart & Co.OFFER FOR SALE\u2014 Liverpool Coarse Salt.Do.Factory Filled Salt Rice\u2019s Pure Dairy Salt.Do.Pure Table Salt.Turk\u2019s Island Salt.rr December 31 149 FISH & FISH OILS.holce New LABRADOR GR i HERRIN Choice New CAPE BRETON HERRINGS Prime Medium LABRADOR HERRINGS.GREEN CODFISH, Large and No, L DRY CODFFISH, i» Bundles NEWFOUNDLAND BONELESS CODFISH, in 14-lb.and 28 1b.boxes.STEAM-REFINED PALE SEAL OIL \u201cA\u201d NEWFOUNDLAND TOD OIL WAY NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER G1).\u201cA\u201d GASPE and NOV A SCOTIA COD OIL NEWFOUNDLAND WHALE OIL For sale by STEWART MUNK & CO., Tolephone 1833.22 8t.John street.\u2018 December 7 : 298 Fish and Gils for Sal.500 barrels Psle Ste.m Refined Seal Oil, fitephens\u2019 brand.Barrels Bweet Straw Seal Oil, Barrels Newfoundland and Gaspe Cod Oil.Barrels and half-barrels Prime Labrador and Cape Breton Herrings.Barrels Newfoundland Salmon and Trout.Cwt.bundles Prime Dry Codfish.Barrels and tierces Green Codfish.Kits and pails Split Mackerel and Labredor Herring (put up gxpressly for family use).Dally expected from Clyde, & shipment of Malcolm's favorite brand Loch Fyne Herring, latest pack, in firkirs and kegs.JOHN BAIRD &CO., 191 Commissionors Street, Tolevhone No.293, | \u2018Pecember 18 ly J.& KR.McLBA 160 Bris.Pale Straw and Brown Seal Oil, \u201c59 ¢ Tessier\u2019s and other brands Cod Liver 100 B+1s Nfld.and Halifax Cod Oil.100 Bris.Linseed Oil ; 100 Tierces Nos.1, 2 and 3 Labrador Salmon.50 Brls \u20186 \u2018 65 50 Hf-brls \u201c+ Q \u201c 25: Bris No, 1 Labrador Herring.100 Brls No.1 French Shore Herring, 100 Bris No.1 und Large Gre: n Codfish.50 Quintais Large Table C:-dfish., 100 Bris No.1 White and Red Labrador Sea Trout.25 Kitts Prime Mess Mackerel.Fresh Sea Fisk of x1) lorts, 500 Cases Lobsters, cho'ce brands, 100 Cases Canned Mackerel.1,000 Boxes Medium Scaled Herrirgs.100 pases Tullocks & Pooies Pickles.160 Boxes Boneless Fish, 500 Pails Chicago Lard.Agents Onledonia Coal and Rallway Co., 8 Common Streat.Kiontreal.Telep':one #6, P.O.Box 1274.December 23.«41 Atlantic & North-West Railway Co'y.Notice 1s hereby iven that the Annval General Meeting of the Shareholders of the ATLANTIC & »~ORTH-WERST RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the Office of the QOompany, 107 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, \u20146N\u2014 Wednesday, the 2nd day of February, 1887, At the hour of 12 o\u2019clocK, noon, for the purpose of receiving the renort of the Directors, transacting the business of the Company, whether General or Special, and electing Directors for theen-uipg year.CHARLES DRINKWATER, \"Secretary.Montreal, January Ist, 1887.1m1 PEACH BIL.OW \u2014 AND \u2014 \u2018 MAIDEN BLUSH Programme Cards | WITP EXQUISITE SILK TASSELS, £oR EVENING PARTIES.Invitation AND At Home CARDS.BISHOP'S, 167 and 169 St.James Street.Jan, 6 4 GIBB & CO.paving receiveditheir Fall assortment of Goods in Tailoring and Haberdashery, \u2014ALSO\u2014 PATTERN SUITS FROM POOLE.INVITE INSPECTION, Gatober MH MONEY.Loans can be made on first-class security in amounts aanging from $1,000 to $50,000.Reasonable terms.Peu Ddrertremments.Canadian Pacific Railway Co, DIVIDEND NOTICE.The Half yearly Dividend upon the Capit: Stock of this Comrany, at he rare of ial (3) PER CENT.PER ANNUM, secured under agreement with the Government of the or PRRs Sanaa, will be patd on the 17th F o Stoc regard on that date.kholders of arranie for his Mividend, payable at the Agency of the Bank of Montre 1.59 Wall street, New York, will be delivered on and after Feb-uary 17th at the office of the Com- | any\u2019s Agents, Messr- J.Kennedy Tod & 0, 63 Wiliam street, New York, to Stockholders who are registered on the Montreal or New York Register.Warrants of Fu opean Shareholders who are on the london Register will be payable in Ster \u2018ing at the rate of four shillings and one penny half-penny {is 13d.) per dollar, less\u2019 ncome tax, and will be delivered on or about the same date at the office of the Company, 88 Cannon street, Lond ,n, Evgland.) The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed in I-rndon, at Three o'clock p.m., on Monday, January 10th, and in Montreal &:d New York at the same hour, on Saturday.January 22nd, ad will be re-opened at 10 a.m.on Friday, February 18th, 1887.By order of the Board.CHARLES DRINKWATER, : Secretary.Office of the Secretary, } y Montreal, Dec.Ath, 1886.1m MT 313 L\u2019ETENDARD.| Daily and Weekly Paper.The Only French Daily :n Canada Hav.ng Thres Ed tons, Morning, Three and Six 0°clock P.M., 37 ST.JAMES SIREET, MONTREAL.WHY L\u2019ETENDARD I8 A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.L\u2019ETENDARD has à larger circulation then any other French Morning Daily in the Dominion; L\u2019Etendard\u2019s bona-fide and paying cireulation is at least equal to that of other papers clalining à much larger ciroula- tion : L'Etendard reaches the most substantial olass of people, it annual subscriplion being $5.00 when others is $3.00; L'Etendard 1s one uf tue most lufluential political pap.rs in the Province, and, therefore, reaches a class of people that othersdo not : L\u2019Etendard has the lurgest circu ation amongst the Clergy.Educational Hstablishments and Teachers; L\u2019Etendard is the only French paper in Cans«da having a daily a daily commercial and financial review and current prices, which are most carefully edited and revised, which fact should give it the largest circulation amongst French-speaking business men in Canada; L'Etendard 1s the only French 2¢ Dally in Montreal having an organizauion of newsboys te sell it ou the street horse-car-, and at the depot .Its \u2018Weekly Edition, composed of 16 pages, is the widest spread and most popular amongst farmers.PRENDERGAST & CO., \u2018Editors and Proprietors.CARON, Advertising Agent.eu 5 PUBLIE RRRETS NOTICE.The Attention of Traders, Grocers, Hu.ksters, Fruiterers or other persons, is hers- by called to the following Sections of By- Law No.131.ad L.A.Jan.12 Sec.41.\u2014With the excention of Butchers, Farmers, Gardeners, Frulterers, Hucksters, Traders or other persons dvcupying, us lessees, a stall, s and or shop in any of the Mmeat markets aforesald, no per-on shall ba =llowed to trade, on any suc raarket, in meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, bu ter, eges, such or other articies or p:ovislois usually bought and sold on public weal markets, u - lets such person shall have obtuined and taken u license to that cffect and paid therefor the sum o! £f:y dollars; but such licenre shall not entitle the holders thier es 10 occupy, free o( Chargé.a 5 and ou any of the sa d mor- Kets for tbe purpose of s-lliug sueu articles or provisions; aud if vehicle be used by such traders to sell \u2018the sald artieles or provisions or any of the same on toe raarkst, none bus pv pes aud ordinary vehi- les shail be permitted.Seve 42.\u2014The Chiet f Polies is authorized to issue-such li ense «nd to co.lect the arnount theroof, for and on behalf of the Corporation Bec.41.\u2014All such licenses shall exsire on the FIRST duy of Ma after the granting thercof, ah my !e renewed every year at the discretion «¢ the M.1ket C mmi:tee, upon payment cf the said sum of fifty doilars.soc.44.\u2014No person shall sell o1 exnose for gale 1.any private stall or shop in the c ty, outside of the public mo-at markets, any meat, fish, vegetable, or provisions usu ily bougut and sold on public meat markets, unless he shall have obtained a license trom ths City Council, and paid therefor the sum of $20 NOTICE Is A: CORDINGLY GIVEN, to all persons whom it may concern, tuat from and after the 20th Jannary instaut, the above cited sections of Bv-Law No.131 will be strictly enforced, and that all parties who may be f und contrave ing against any of th.provisions af resaid, shuli be prosecuted according to law.CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.City CLERK\u20198 OFFICE, City Hall, Montreal, 11th Jan., 1887.b 10 Medicated Moxis Lozenee! | A Positive Preventive of Colds After Exposure.\u2018When coming from an overheated hall into the cold air, or after exposure to draughts or getting wet,one on the tongue prevent a cold, and, what is be ter, does not render you more liable to a cold aiter taking it This will prevent à multitude of Pneumouizs, Rheuma- tisms, Fev.rs, &c., and save the loss of time and expenditure of money.For sale by all Druggists and at the GLASGOW DRUG HAIL 1780 Notre Dame Street.Doeember 27.a0 UNION INJECTUR | The Best Boiler Feeder in the World.| MANUFACTUED BY Robert Mitchell & Co.Montreal Brags Works, for.St.Peter and Craig Streets.The Grammar School, Berthier-en-Haut, P,Q, The next term of the above fchool will commerce on January th.Special attention given to French, Shorthand and Bookkeep- LE.There are three scholarships offered ior open competition to buys entering the school in January.These scb«la ships eutitle the holders to tree tuition for two years, .8.AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE MONTREAL, THURSDAY.JANUARY 18, 1887.Pew Hduerfisements, Carsley's Advertisement | Wednesday, January 18, 1867.PRICES PRICES PRICES S LE PRIK ES SALE PRICES Grey Cottons from 3 eents.\u2018White Cottons from 5 cents.Double-fold Grey Cotton Sheeting from 2; cents White Cotton Sheeting from 28} cents.Canton Flenne! from 8 cents.All-wool Blue Flannel from 11 cents.SALE SALE SALE 8S.CARSLEY.SALE PRICES SALE PRICES SALE PRICH4 SALE PRICES SALE PRICES TABLE LINEN FROM 10\u20ac TOWELLING FROM 5e TUWELS FROM 6e TIUKING FR 'M 12\u20ac NAPKINS FROM 406 DINNER NAPKINS FROM 57e per doz.8.OARSLEY.BALE PRIOES SALE PRICES SALE PRICES SALE PRICES SALE PRICES Felt Bkirts from $1.00 each.Wool Clouds from 5vc.Ladies\u2019 Bustles trom 20c.Ladtes\u2019 Chemises from 396.Ladies\u2019 Drawers frum 850.OARSLEY.SALE SALE SALE BALE SALE PRICES PRICES PRICES PRICES PRICES Orlental Lace, 4¢ per yard.Oriental Handkerchiefs, 2c each.Ladies\u2019 Wool Hose, 23c per pair.Ladies\u2019 Scotch Wool Ve-ts, 9c each.Shetland Merino Vesta, 7ve each 8.CARSLEY.NOTICE.Notice is bereby be rande to the ! eg Quebec, a its next session, for an act incor ds Montreal.\u2019 CHARLES LANCTOT, # Ltoruey for petiblners.Montreal.Dee.25, 1884, tm 510 CT NOTICE.jament of the Dominien, at its next session cidental thereto R T.HENEKER Montreal Jan.8 NOTICE.SECTION 28.ture the \u201cImprovement on Secondary Bat \u2018facture and use.CHAS.FF SSE.80 St.John Street, Montreal.Jan 7.ma 7.NOTICE.Society.Montreal, 22nd December, 1886 C.A.GEUFFRION, de Montreal.December 23 NOTICE.1m 307 strictions imposed by the Society.Montreal, 22nd December, 1 86.C.A.GEOFFRION, Montreal.Decembuor 23 NOTICE.3 () rs Application will be made by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company to the Parliament of the Dominion, at its next session, for an Actgranting power to acquire by lease or vtherwise, the remainder of the ine constructed or acquired, or tu be con+truct d or acquired by the Ontario and Quebec Railway Company, confirming the lerms and conditions of the lease to the Canadian Pacific Im 307 the Atlantic and North-West Railway Com- vany, making provisl« ns respecting the construction of a bridge over the 8t.Mary River, forming the continuation of the Algoma branch, either by the Company or by an independent organization; approving the course of construction by the Compan ; granting power to issue bonds upon an, new branch line to be constructed under the powers already possessed by the Company ; and making all necessary provisions inoi- dental thereto.R.T.HENEKER, Solicitor for applicant.2m 8 MAKE YOUR OWN GAS.Cell and see the Automatic Water Gas Machine, in operation, at .iven that application will lature of the Province of porativg ** Le Clunde R .quettes L- Trappeur | Application will be made by the Atlantic and Northwest Railway Comnany to the Par- for ar act confirming the contract purchuaes and leas: t: the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, made in counection w th the establishment of the lina of railway between Montreal ano the Atlantic seaboard, commonly called the Short uine Railway; and providing for the regulation of al matters in-« Solicitor for the applicant.2m 6.PATENT ACT OF 1578 AND AMENDMENTS, All perrons wishing to obtain or manufac- teriee,\u201d f r woich Letters Fatent of Canada No.16828 were granted to Beeman, Taylor and King, must apply to the underrigned, who will either supply thre Batter es covered by said Patent, or grant licens: s for their manu- The SOUIETE DE L'UNION ST.PIERRE DE MONTREAL will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebee, ati.s next session, for an amendment to 11s A t of Incorporation, auth: rizing the said Society 10 pass a by-law or by-laws grauting certain pec:.niary adva: tages to the h irs of auy member wio may die without leaving a widow ; and to allow such member to dispose, during hi: lifetime, of such pecuniary.auvan- Lagon, uuder the restrictions imposed by the Attorney for the Societe de l'Union St.Pierre THE UNION OF ST.JOSEPH OF MONTREAL will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session, for an amendment to its Act of Incorporation, autho:izing the ssid Society to pass & by-law or b;-laws granting certain ; ccuniary advantages to the heirs of any member who may die without leaving a widow; and to allow such member to dispose, during his lifetime, of such pecuniary advantages, ui der the re- Attorney for the Union of St.Joseph of Railway Company of the consolidated line of location of the branches constructed or in | CANADINR DESPATCHEE, AN INTERZSTIRG LIBRTL CASE.CTolsne; Amycé amd His Adverszries.Quasee, Jan, 12,\u2014Ucusual interest is manifested herein the trial of the libel suit of Amyot vs.Tarte, which commenced this morning, before Judge Cahill and a special jury, The Court House was crowded with interested spectator ; many being lawyers and officers and members of the 9th Battalion.ness of the plea advanced by the defence on Monday, in order to obtain delay, was evident to-day when it was found that no other lawyer had been engaged in Mr.Lemieux\" place.Although it was claimad that time was wanted to allow of this being done, Mr.L, P.Pelle- | tier, who'contested Temiscouata in the Nationalist interest, opened the case for Cul.Amyot, M.P., reviewing the circumastauces which had led to its inati- tution, He recalled the leading events of the North-West rebellion, the cheerful alacrity of the 9th Battalion and its Colonel, in responding to the call of duty in connection therewith; the dangers they encountered; their loss of two men and the ovation tendered them on their return, Then he passed to the attacks upon Col, Amyat, by the Canadien and L\u2019Evene- ment, in connection wilh the alleged sale ot military stores, &c., sud attributed it 8> malice against Mr.Amy; ot ou ace @ ki his political opposiuon tothe Guveru- ment of Sir Jobn Macdonald.He also took occasion to state that Cul, Amyot had not written the political articles in La Justice, which had so severely reflected upon Mr, Tarte\u2019s political gymnastics, Dr.Couture, veterinary surgeon, deposed that the farmer\u2019s horse, which Col, Amyot had been accused of kesping, was s1ck when he was called to see it aud was 10% worth more than $60.S-nator C.A, Pelictier said he had read the articles complained ot, and they were of & nature to reverely damage the reputstion of Culonel Amyot, if proved correct.He did not believe such charges were current, until published by the Cans- dien and L\u2019Evenement.Me.Demers, publisher of the above mentioned papers, endeavored to evade the responsibility by deposing that he was in Europe when the articles complained of wera published, Mr, Tarte admitted writing the article, and that duri:g the abseuce of Co.Amyes in the North-West, he had published articles laudatory of him and of his battalion, This, how.ver, was previous vo Col.Amyot\u2019s condemuation of the Macdonald Government, Mr, arte averred that he founded his accusations against Col.Amyot on facts gathered trom the records at O.tawa aud other rources.Mr.L.Pelletier, Dr.Lebel, Col.Roy, Captain Pinauit, Capuaiun Chouquard, Bergesut-Major Trude, aud ottser officers of the 9ib Batuslion, Jepused thay the articles referred to werd of a cheracter calculated to injuriously affect the reputation buth of the Colonel and of the battalion, Thu defeneo will open tc-morrow ard will endeavor to prove the truth of the hbel-producing, among other witnesses, , Guneral Middieton, when, it is expected, Uul.nel Amyus wiil produce evidente in rebuttal, WAS AN INNOUENT MAN H:NGED ?\u2018The Gron «+» 8 @ Sait ag: st he & v- «rama nt oc Damages ff rb 0 Exe- enti m of Bp wale £a Br ti h C.2- » bi «, \u2019 Orfawa, January 12.-It is reported that Franklin Sproule, of Kennebec, Marne, brother of Ruburt Evan Sproule, receutly banged for murder in Brirish Columbia, and administrator of the estate of the deceased, is about to enter a petition of right aski-g permission to enter a suit for $100,000 daw- ages against the Dominion Government fur the uvlawful exccution of Sproule, who, it is contended, cau now be pruved inancentof the crime for which he suffered, If the petition be not allowed, then the suit will be brought against the jailer who held Sproule atter his discharge had been ordered by Judge Houry, a8 well as againss the sheriff of Vancouver Island, under whose direction the execution took place.legal objections having been raised to Sproule\u201ds couvictior, and among them the want of jurisdiction on the part of the Court which first tried him.Jnstice Henry, after deliberation, directed the issue of a writ of habeus corpus, calling upon the shenff of Vancouver Island to produce the pris ner, together with the cause of his detention, This writ was disobeyed, and on the second day of August, 1886, an application was made to Mr.Justice Heury, for the discharga of the prisoner on the ground that iho said Sheriff had not obeyed the writ.After bearing the arguments thereon, Mr, Justice Houry ordered the unconditional discuarge of the prisoner, lu is held that this order having bsen made and properly served upun both the shenff aud jailer of Vancouver Island, that a rciease of the prisoners should have been had.Further tnat the fuli beuch of the Supreme Court who afterwards met to hear a motion to quash the writ of habeas corpus which His Honor Judge Henry had grauted hau no power whatever to take the action it did in rendering null aud void all proceedings had until that time, A witness whom Sproule wished to produce at the trial, but who had left the couuniry and could not be fuund, states that ke can prove that Sproule was wi b him, fifteen miles frum the scene of the murder, all the night upon which it touk place, CAPITAL SExaf NOTES The Old Bo.t tte Bes:\u2014Xixe Jarilse Stauas\u2014~Ray deale >: U.#.R.Lands\u2014 Wit dr swing « Proc amation Um secyation of à Kew À.U.Char h ani o.her ltemi\u2014Lanni wn.s De | RYN \u2018 OrTAWA, Jan, 12.\u2014The recent trial of the steamer Neptune on the ferry service between Prince Edward Island and the mainland has satisfied the Marine Department that the Northiru Light, the old vessel, is superior to the new.The shallow- The contention of the plaintiff is that | use among the colonies of the empire.This will necessitate a new arrangement with the Postal Union, as the stamp will bea two pence half penny one.In the Dominion it will be designated and printed as a five cent stamp, The Interior Department has received advices that Dominion and Canadian Pacific Railway lands around Calgary are being rapidly bought up by capitalists.During December the agent for the sale of the former sold at that place 640 acres st an average price of $3.50 per acre.During the same month applications were made for 3,840 acres more.Gatineau Pt.was en fete tu-day, bav- ing the greatest celebration witnessed there for many years, the occasion being the consecration of the new Rowan Catholic church just creeted there and the celebration of the golden jubilee of the marriage of the parents of Rev, Father Champagne, the parish priest, Archbishop Duhamel presided at the dedication ceremonies.The proclamation putting in force the N.W.T.Representation Act, intended to have been issued in an extra of the Canada Gazette last evening, but which was withdrawn, owing to an informality, will shortly be issued, Alderman Brown, chairman of the civic finance committee for 1876 and the defeated candidate for the mayoralty, entertained the committee at a supper this evening, together with the mayor and the heads of the civic departments, The Governor-General\u2019s military secretary denies that there have been, as reported by cable, any cases of hardehips srising out of rent payments on the Marquis of Lansdowne\u2019s Kerry estates, He gives the particulars of the five cases of alleged hardship reported to General Buller, and investigation into which showed the treatment of the tenants to have been extremely lenient, There are about à thousand tenants on the Kerry es.ates, WIRINGS FROM THE QUEEN O:TY, Less by Fire: Dariug tàe Past Year\u2014 An Industrial Le.g 30 Furmed.Toronto, Jan.12.\u2014 During last year there were 274 fires, the loss occasioned being $270,902 and insurances theron amounted to $1,164,163.A meeting of manufacturers was held here to-day which\u2019 resulted in the formation of an organization to be called the Industrial League.The following officers were elected : \u2014 President, W.H, Storey, Acton ; vice-president, J.F.Ellis, Toronte ; treasurer, M, B, Perine, Doon; secretary, Frederick Nicholls, Toronto.A mestiog of the creditors of Friendly Co., manufacturers of overalls, etc., was held to-day.It was strictly private but it is understood that the creditors are willing to give the firm an extension of time until May the first, if they would consent to a receiver being placed in their warehouse, If they refuse the creditors purpose suing for their notes and securing the order from the eourt compelling an assignment.Montreal, Now York and local houses were represented at the meeting.Liabilities are placed at frum sixty to seventy thousand dollars.Amicable arrangements will likely be arrived at, as the creditors express the most friendly feclings towards the ombarrassed firm.A collision between two freight trains occurred near the Union Station about noon to-day, two cars sud one of the en- yines were destroyed, and no one was in- jurea.The Eoglish, French and Germen ore- ditors of the issoivent estate of Ro.hs- child & Co., wholesale jewellers, have agreed to accept tbe curapromise of 25 ceuts on the dollar, Tre total Habilities vf the firm were abouc $106,000, divided among Montreal, London, Birmingham and coutinental houses, It is said tha after a compromise bas been effected, Hurvich & Bush, who comprised the firm, will return to Toronto from the United Stulzs and start in busivess again, ECHOES Fao THE WEST, The Wente m sBvwsiteers\u2014Po ltica \u2014A Governinent Organ on the i isso.m- tie of tac:iament.Winwiree, Man, Dec.12.\u2014The St.George\u2019s, Winzipeg aud Voyageurs\u2019 Snowshoe Clubs are holding a mee:ing tonight to complete arrangements for at- tonding the Mortreal Caruival.It is understood these three clubs will guarantea two hundred members to go down, provided the R ilway Company make a satisfactory rate, They will be j.ined at Port Arthur by quite a number of the St.George\u2019s and Shunioh Clubs, of that place.The nomimation of candidates for the Mayoralty will take place next Monday, and polling a week later, The Manitoban, the Government organ here, annouuces that the Dominion parliament has been dissolved and nominations are to take place on the 8th, polling on the 15th February.There is great activity in political circles, The Liberals have not decided who to nominate iu Winnipeg, and the Conservatives are pret:y much in the same bux.The names of Mr, Hugh Satherland and Duncan McArthur _are spoken of as Independent candidates, Mr.Isaac Campbell, a leading barrister here, will probably he the Liberal nominee, Beni: on th Ra\u2018l, Hype Park, Oat., January 12.\u2014David Knight, of Lubo, aud his team were killed by à train at a rail way crossing two miles north of Hyde Pack chis afternoon.It seers the horses got beyond his control and could not prevent them from attempting to cross in front oË an approaching train, which atruck them before he could escape from the sleigh, A Bun Offou he C.£2, BRR1VIBRE DU Loup, Jan.12,\u2014The engine and four cars f ihe west bound through express train ran off the track at st, Paschal at 3.10 p.m, to-day, The tender rolled down the embankment bat the engine and cars remained close to the rails, Nobody was hurt, though the fireman had a fearfully narrow escape, being pulled out from beneath the capsized tender half an hour later, uninjured, The down mixed train reached the scene of the wreck soon after aud the work of transferring the mail baggage and express ma ter was hurried shrough and the cars of the mixed started wesiward with the express train\u2019s load at 6 o\u2019clock, The LATEST GABLE NEWS, IRIIEI ARFAXRS.FURTHER PROSECUTION FOR DILLON.DUBLIN, January 12 \u2014It is reported that the executive will prosecute Mr.Dillon with the purpose to estreat his gureties, \u2014rrmtme AY RESF.Sudden Death of Lord Iddeskeigh While Vislting th: Earl of 8a tsbury, LonDpoN, January 12, 4.30 p.m.\u2014Lerd Iddesleigh is dead.Thus far but mesgre particulare are known regarding his death, It has been ascertained, however, that he was taken suddenly ill this afternoon while in conference with Lord Salisbury and death ensued shortly after, LATER DETAILS, 5 p.m, \u2014It ie now ascertained that Lord Tddesleigh was not taken with his fatal illness while engaged in conversation with Lord Salisbury, but that he fainted while ascending the stairs of Lord Salis- as he was about to visit his lordship, He was taken into the Prime Miuister\u2019s zoom, and almost instantly expired.Tddesleigh lies in Lord Salisbury\u2019s room.doctors were trying to rally him, minister.Lord Iddesleigh came inside the anteroom he sank down upon a chair.I was in the next room.to the sofa, he never spoke.after he was taken ill,\u201d utes after all was over, tell his mother of her husband\u2019s death, ily residence in St.Jawes Place.heari\u2019s action, WORDS OF SYMPATHY, LonpoN, Jan.12,\u2014The aud family.Mr, Gladstone, who always highly es teamed Lord Iddlesleigh, by the news of, the feelings until later.\u201d WHAT THE DOCTOR BAYS, ing street at about 3.15 p.m.sofa.He was in a semi-conscious condi tion, and excessively pale, closed, his pulse was coptible, and his heart was still, pallor was that of death, restoratives directly, but without effect, when he died, out a struggle.The Earl was olde physically, than he was in years.condition the cold journey from Exete ed frum fatiy degeneration, io his sudden collapse, It by no mean excitement, THE PRESS ON THB EARL\u2019S DEATH, leigh says: \u201cIt ia difficult to avoid th in some degree affect Lord Salisbury\u2019 Government.labor to the puvlic service.\u201d coilvague may be left to the judgment o their own cousciences.\u201d THE GERMAN ARMY BILL re able Div siou To-uaÿp« in favor of à triennate term, compromise would be possible, but will the union last ?Is its continuance until the next elections certain?At the time when so many rights and privileges were granted to the Reichstag by constitution there was no idea that ttiey would lead to suck miserable disputes as have now arisen.\u201d Imperial army the Chancellor said he had the Guvernment\u2019s proposals were now ac- Government did not it into the present discussion, sure thatif called upon by the Emperor, the workingmen of Germany would be no: abandon a hair\u2019s breadih of the bill, aud must insist upon the full scope of the bury\u2019s official residence in Downing street Loxpox, Jan.12.\u2014The body of Lord The Prime Minister arrived shortly after Lord Iddesleigh was taken ill and while He is greatly affected by the death of his former Mr.Manners, Lord Salisbury\u2019 private secretary, says :\u2014\u201c The moment Hearing groans I went into the ante-room and lifted him Doctors were in immediate attendance and remedies were applied but He died twenty minutes His son, Hon.Henry Stafford Northcote, was sent fur, but did not reach his father until 10 min- He'left later for The Pynes in Exeter, the family seat, to LowpoN, Jan.12\u2014The body of Lord Iddesleigh has been removed to the fam- There will be no inquest, the doctors certifying that death resulted from failure of the Queen was deeply affected by the news of the Earls death and immediately sent a telegram expressing her sympathy with the widow was much affected and Mrs, Gladstone sent the following telegram : \u201c We are sorely grieved death of one so eminent, respected snd beloved, we must reserve a more particular expression of our In an interview this evening Dr.Long- ston said :\u2014*I was summoned to Down- Un arriving I found Lord Salisbury and several gentlemen ina room with the Earl of Iddesleigh The Earl was dying on the In his yesterday was very injudieious, Without a post mortem examination I cannot say positively, but I think the deceased suffer- He might bear much fatigue and excitement without ill-result, There was nothing unusual follows that the Earl was laboring under Lonpon, Jan.18.\u2014The Morning Posi in an article on the death of Lord Iddes- conclusion that such a serious blow may Lord Iddesleigh was one of the most single minded and honorable gentlemen that ever gave their life\u2019s The, Daily News says: \u201cIt is not in human nature Lo altogether ignore the dis- treesing circumstances which in all himan probability hastened Lord Iddealeigh\u2019s death, and those who are responsible for thus harryiug a true and loyal friend and Fariher Discu siom ia th R \u2018enutag\u2014 BrrriN, January 12.\u2014The debate on the Army Bill was resumed in the Reichstag to-day.Dr.Windthorst again spoke Bismarck replied: \u201cIn three years wé might be confronted with altered circumstances, To be sure, it is also impossible to calculate the position of affairs seven years hence, but by that period the «fficiency of the army would be secured and a In the Centre party a number of heterogeneous political elements are becoming united, SINGLE COPIES THREE Ryo SUBSORIPTIUN $660 A VF is supposed\u2019 to the position of the Reicha stag, In Government eircles it is believed that division on the bill will be taken to- MOrrow, The Government supporters despair of the passage of the measure, THE FRENCH PRESS ON BISMARCK\u2019S SPEECH, Paris, Jan.12.\u2014The Temps says :\u2014 \u201c Prince Bismarck\u2019s speech in the Reich- - stag will produce & singularly reassuring effect in Europe.In response to his declarations that Germany has no intention of attacking France, France can declare that she no lovger dreams of attacking Germeuy.\u201d All the evening papers in Paris, in their interpretations of the speech, concur in atiributing pacific intentions to Germany.The Opin ox 2 Austria.VIENNA, Jan, 12.\u2014It is learned from semi-official sources that Prince Bis marck\u2019s speech in the Reichstag yesterday meets with lively recognition in Government circles, as it is thought to show that he is trying to eff:ct au entente cordiale between the Cabiuets at St.Petersburg and Vienua, Au Afrienn Massaexe of Christians.Rouwk, Jan.12 \u2014The propaganda has received letters from Catholic missionaries in Uganda, Africa, in which is related the story of a massacre of native Christians there.The writers say that King Monan- ga recently discovered a servant studying a catechism, and being greatly enraged caused the massacre of one hundred converts.Most of the victims were burned alive.Monanga, the missionaries tay, vows that he will destroy all the Christe ians in his kingdom.1 AROVHER RAILWAY SMASH UP.The Probabe Resuit af Rovenge.al Strike s.Kansas Crry, Mo, January 12,\u2014The south bound 'passenger train on the Missouri Pacific, due hore this morning, was wrecked near Dunbar, Neb., about midnight, The wreck was caused by the loosening of a rail by parties unknown.The train, coming at a \u2018rate of thirty miles an hour, plunged 15 feet down an Cd embankment, and laude:l in a snow drift, James Dewitt, the engineer, was caught under the boiler and killed, Frank | Henoweth, express messenger, of this city, was internally hurt and may | die A lady whose name is unknown was badly hurt.None others .badly injured so far as known.The entire train left the track and probably the loss of life would have been great except for : the plunge.The officials say this is the | result of revenge on the engineer on account of his stickicg by the Company during the strike last summer, and say i some of the men engaged in the strike of { that time are suspected.A number of co California excursionists were on the train, Two men who were yesterday turned out of the depot at Dunbar are suspected of the crime.Seventeen passengers were injured, none sersouely, \u2018 Qui eo a Big B aze PoRTSMoUTH, Ohio, Jan.12,\u2014A fire this morning destroyed Bouming\u2019s saloon, - White\u2019s jewellery store, Lovberg\u2019s tailor His eyes were store, and McCloud\u2019s restaurant.Thomds scarcely per- The I applied they were I cannot say precisely If he was not dead when I arrived he passed away soon after with- Murphy, sn aged bosrder, was burned with the building.Loss, $13,000, T.e %1se s\u2019 Hoard .PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 12\u2014The cash and securities thus far found in the hovel of Jos.Perry, the miser, who with Richard Price was fouud frozen to death, amount to $130,000 U.8.bouds, greenbacks and gold and silver were found hidden in cupboards and other pl: ces, Am Advance in Wages.PrersBure.Jan, 12,\u2014At a meeting of the Western Nail Association, to-day, it was decided to advance the card rate on pails from $2.40 to $2.60 per keg.y Wages will now be advauced one cent per keg, which will be an incresze of 5} per cent.over the prssent wages, A frobab.e Wife Murder, New York, Jan, 12,\u2014Mary Melledy was found dead in a tenement in Cherry sireet to-day.Hor skull had been \u201c| broken, Anthony, her husband, was found in the apartment stupidly drunk.He wasarrested on suspicion of murdering his wife.Kee Men Strike.Rowpour, N.Ÿ., Jan, 12.\u2014Ice laborers are on strike ab à vumber of points along the Hudson River to-day.The men ask $2 a day.Peach-buds along the Hudson River are uninjured.The annual croak, to the contrary, bas net been heard to date, i A fterri-le Buoy 8 orm, Forr KgoeH, Mont,, January 12.\u2014 Many stage coaches are blocked in Western Montaua, aud numerous cisual- ties reported, Îhe snow is terriblp deep and the mountain roads,impazsible, January 2ud, Tony Wise and a Swede named Martin were at work on Sheep Mountain near Cooke City, when a huge slide swept the men to eternity, \u2018he Unis dd 8 aiis Amy Bil, WAsEINGTON, January 12.~The Army Appropriativn Bill, as reported to the Senate to-day, appropriates $23,737,718, being $95,100 in excess of the appropriation made by the bill as Ît came from the House, :nd $1,786,869 less than the estimates.An iserease from $300,000 to $400,000 in the appropriation for manufacture of arms is thé only important monetary change in the bill as it came I x 8 from the House, 2 THE WEATHER.MowzTRRAL, Jan, 12, Temperature in the shade, observed by In speaking of the no intention to detract from the righis of sovereigus of the Federal Siates as the heads of their respeetive armies, nor, he continued, would the Government contest the right of the House to criticize the bill during the debate on budgets, provided cepted.Referring to the question of the working classes he declared that the Wish to drag He was ready at all times to come forward in defence of the fatherland.In conclusion he again assured the house that he would Hearn & Harrison, Opticians and Mathe matical Instrument Makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Daure etreei.BY STANDARD THENMOMETER\u2014S 8.M.\u2014209,1 p.n., 259; 6 p.m., 269.Max., 289; min , 259; meau, 20.5.BY STANDARD BAROMHTER\u2014S & M.29,88; 1 p.m., 29.53; 6 p.m., 29.37, Maerzoncivelcar OFFICE, Tororo, Uni, January 13,1 a.m, } Probabilities.Lakes\u2014Winds shitting to northeast and southeast, partly cloudy to cloudy weather, lower followed by higher temperatures, milder to-morrow.St.Lawrence, Upper and Lower\u2014Mode- rate to fresh northeast and porthwest winds, fair weather, lower temperatures, Guif\u2014Fresh to etrong northwest and porih winds, clearing weather, lower temperatures, RAM 1ELD, N.P.Conditions can be had on a; plieation to the It is stated that the new Jubilee pos- line was cleared up at8,30 p.m, A.broken measure.The Reichstag then adjourned, Mardime\u2014Fresh southwest and west ON Rel reir HEAD MASTER.29 CÉENWICE & SCLATERS a tage stamps issued in London, England, switch rod is supposed to have caused the Prince Bismarck has long daily confer- winds, fair weather, stationary or lower October 29 ° \u201cgag Jeol im 9 Jan.12 : 10 about a week ago, will be distributed for run of ences with the Emperor with reference it temperatures.! J teens 0 see pores | A JP OP PROT kK a OO PRTC PCR EE THB: MONTREAL HERALD AND7DAILY COMMERCIAL\u201d GAZETTE, THURSDAY.JANUARY 18 TRADE AND COMMERCE.Tex HraaLp OFFICE, Wednesday Evening, Jan, 12, 1887.The Montreal Stock Market.In local stocks to-day a fair volume of business was done, and the general tone of the market was strong.Bank of Montreal opened at 236, and closed 1 Point bigher at 237; sales 107 shares, Bank of Commerce was weak in the forenoon, opening at 124, and selling down a fraction to 123}, but in the after- moon sold up 1 point from the lowest touched to 124}, closing a little easier at 1241 bid, sellers 124%; sales to-day 220 shares.Bank of Toronto was strong but quiet, and was dealt in to the extent of 15 shares at 214.Merchants Bank was also firm, 25 shares changing hands at 129.In miscellansous stocks Montreal Tele graph was to-day the most active, sales 9756 shares, opening strong at 933, an advance of J from yesterday\u2019s close, and advancing gradually but stead.fly during the day to 98, a gain on the day's transactions of 43 points.The closing figures were, buyers 974, sellers 98, Gas was also active, sales \"775 shares, opening at 220 and closing strong at 2224, Richelieu was dull but eteady at 62.Cotton stocks were weak, %0 shares Montreal selling at 120, a de- oline of 1} points from the closing sale yesterday.Canadian Pacific was neglected, but stronger at 674 bid.The total sales to-day were 2,214 shares, compared with 1,905 yesterday, and 1,083 on Monday.The following is a summary of to-day\u2019s sales: MORNING BOARD, 2 Bank of Montreal at.\u2026.236 5 do Bt.2364 50 Bank of Commerce at.«ooo 124 10 do Bleoer eres.1232 875 City Gas Co.Bt.00.220 160 do At.s0000000 2208 25 do At.\u2026.l 50 Richelieu & Ont.At.+00.62 25 Montreal Telegraph at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.93 275 do at.934 126 do Blacooss 60 do Bi.oucus 95 70 Montreal Cotton Co.At.220 AFTERNOON BOARD.100 Bank of Montreal at.:.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.237 15 Bank of Toronto ateeeses cose 214 25 Merchants Bank At.0.129 100 Bank of Sommerce at 5 do Bt.55 do Blocs0uu sec 1244 150 Montreal Telegraphat.\u2026.\u2026.974 350 do Bt.os 98 50 City Gas Co.At.0.222 126 do Bl.2228 100 do Bt.0.2224 Yestorday\u2019a'stock market closed as follows, ss especially reported for TEE HERALD by D, Lora MacDougall & Co., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street : I mÉ |EXE| oË of gy dee 85 83 .ag gd rd = STOCKS.; \u2014E|: :w DR [Bd g ES B { Montreal.| 3200 |8 PC.286 286 » Bank pr Montreal 159 (8 p.0| 1164 fi B.qed BP LT sans Pl é 5 olsous BanK.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.tr Bank of Toronto.100 she 244 214 ank Jacques Cartier.Ole ns o farce 1 Merohants Bank.\u2026\u2026| 100 Sip-o.1 10 ii Bank d\u2019Hochelaga.| 100 Pe Sferereqernce £ast\u2019n Township B'k.| 5) i rocssafesones Quebec Bank.| 100 Th.«| 108 Banque Nationale.| 5013 BG.sous Union Bank.| 09 fv Opn.B'k of Commerce] 30 Pic.Dominion Bank.| B50 : po Bank of Hamilton., 100 | 0.0.Ville Marle.| 100 pipes Standard Bank 50 Pas Federal Bank, 100 po.Imperial Bank.,,,.| 100 pe.MISCELLANEOUS.Intercolonial Coal Co.Do bond nds, Montreal Tel\u2019gr\u2019ph Co Dom.Telegraph Co.\u2018Western Union Tel Co.Rich, & Ont.Nav.Jo.Olty Passenger R.R.New Engl\u2019d Paper Co.Canada Paper Co.,,., Canada Shi pping Jo.Dundas Cotton Co.Mont Loan&Mort'gCo Mont, Invest&Bldg Co Royal Can.Ins.Co.Montreal Coiton Co.Stormont Cotton Cos0chelaga Cotton Co.Coaticook Cotton Co.Kingston Cotton Oo.Merchants Manf.Co.Bell Telephone Co.,.Guarentee Co.of N.A.Accident Ins C.of N.A Paton Manf.Co.oe L: Ch'néSt.Law J*n By.Canada Cent\u2019! R'yYB s/.8t.Paul, M.&M.R'y.100 Dominion Cattle Co.|.Canadian Paeific R.R.Mont.7 p.G.Stock.Canada N W Land C Can.Pacific LG.B.,.ax dividend The New York Stock Market, The feeling in New York stocks to-day wassteady, without any particular feature of interest, and tho volume of business done was not large.Total sales to-day 158,000 shares, compared with 146,200 yesterday, and 168,900 on Monday.Read- Ing was again the most actively dealt in, 32,000 shares changing hands, closing firm at an advance of j on the day\u2019s dealings.Next in activity is Del, Lack, & \u2018Western, with sales of 23,700 shares, also closing strong at 134§, an advance of § from the opening figure, St.Paul was fairly active, and steady at 893, sales 23,- 500 shares.Canada Southern was firm but quiet, closing at 615.Canadian Pacific was strong opening at 66%, closing at 67%, pn advance of 1} points on the days transactions, Erle, St, Paul, 0, B.& Quincy, Den.& Rio.Grand, C.C.C.& 1, St.P.M.& Man., and West Shore bonds are steady, closing unchanged.Compared with opening figures, the following are the net advances of the day : \u2018Western Union }, Lake Shore 4, Pacific Mall §, Michigan Central 1, Del, Lack, & Western §, Del.& Hudson 14, Union Pac.4, Reading , Kansas & Texas 3, Canada Southern §, St.P.& Omaha pref.#, N.Pacific §, Lou, & Nash, 1, Mo.Pacific 1, Oregon Trans.#, Can, Pac.R\u2019y.1£, The following are the net declines :\u2014 Erie 2nd §, do.pref.L, Ohio & Miss, à, Northwest à, Jersey Central §, Wabash 1, do, pref, 3, N, Pacific pref, 1.Messrs, Frank Bond & Co., 17 Place @\u2019Armes, have kindly furnished us with reference to the stock market :\u2014 The insiders deny that there has been any new negotiations, but thers may be fresh developments now, at any time.The Grangers acted heavily, but limited dealings precluded supposition the that Chicago people were selling.We have ascertained, that recent Western advices, to the effect that Phil.Armour will be next president of St.Paul, are somewhat premature.The charter of the St.Paul Company provides that the president of the company must be a resident of the State of Wisconsin for 12 months prior to his election to office, and as this clause is still operative, Mr.Armour would not be eligible.It is understood that the losses incurred through unfortunate speculation in Reading have been made good.One Exchange place house, which operated on joint account, received a check yesterday evening.The new Street House which do a comparatively large Western business on an active market, sent out bullish circulars last night, and explained their action by saying that existing dealers will probably be broken this week.The following were the fluctations in prices and the sales made in New York, Wednesday, 12th January, as specially reported for THE HERALD by Macdougall Bros., stock brokers, St, Francois Xavier street: \u2014 395 512 ég a 52 STO0KE 5x B19 & a 2} ka?2 - gm BIT: Hes i West Union.-| 183! 733) 78%! 781] 16700 Lake Shore 9%} 95 | 95 | 955 1300 Pacific Mai 49 : 485 48F 4 800 Erie.\u2026.| 84 334 83% 483) 7400 Erie 2nd6 eo.pee wsj\u202600] DBÉ 98H BBA.ine Erie pref.78 | 723 2 2% eevee Ohio & Mlisg,, J 213 274 273 27g.North-West.112511124112} 1124 6800 North-West pre eoselianafeess139 100 St, Paul.» coeres| 90 894 893 893] 23500 8t.Pavl pret.|118 canojerenfsanheeuss Michigan Cent.vaje +021 93 |.0) 98 N.J.Central.681% 613; 61} 613 98.9 N.Y.Central.2% Lol Del, Lack &West.1 iat oi 1843 Del.& Hudson.iveecsss 19 1015101 1% Rock Island.100 Oil, Central.vol chiens cians Ohfec., B.& 87 1 340 abash .\u2026\u2026 7 178.173] 200 Wabash pret 32% 32% ot \u201832 500 Union Pacific = 59 | 594 594 5700 BR MB: ssuvu00 .| 88 38 | 37 384| 32000 Kansas & Toxas .81} a 80ÿ 81 1500 Canadas South.ees.| 814 614! 61% 614) 1100 St.Paul & Omaha.«| 49% 492 494 493 620 SL.Paul & Omaha pref.(1084 108} 1084 108 600 G\u2026 | 274 20 77 271| 100 | 21% 27 jaasl 27 600 .593, 594 501 594 40v vu, i \u20ac | : .43 200 OTORON TITANS.«sve on eos| 825 824 323 324) 180) \u2018West Shore new bonds.103 108 671 G6F 1 EE 51 6 bus 61.00.Exchange.There was no feature of interest to-day in Exchange, Rates of sterling continue unaltered at yesterday's figures with a little more activity.: New York funds were dull at 7-16@ 9-16 premium between banks, § over the counter, Reported specially for the HERALD, by W.L.8, Jackson & Co., stock, grain and foreign exchange broker, 10 Exchange Court :- n NewŸork, «In Montreai\u2014 Jan.12.[Bet B'ks, Coun Prtd Actual, lemme \u2014 =e ree, \u2014= N'Y, Funde7-16@9-16 4.824 4 82@} |Stz.60 d\u2019ys.[8i@ 4.8644 851 Do.dem.8:@ 4 86; Do cables.is Money.The local money market remains dull and unchanged at 5 per cent, on call, and 6@7 per cent, for discounts.The Bank of England rate of discount is unaltered at 5 per cent.On the London open market the rate is steady at 3§ par cent.In New York money is steady at 6 per cent.To-day\u2019s cable gives us the following figures *\u2014 12.830 p.m.2p.m, Lonsols for money.100 11-16 10} 11-16 do.tor account ».\u2026.10015-16 160 13-16 D.8, 448.112 112 EFIGLL a 10 0000005 .85, 34 N.¥.Central «117 17% MI, Central Leovssccosconsvue firs 1873 Grand Trunk securities declined to-day and Canadian Pacific is steady at yesterday\u2019s figures, Messrs, L.J.Forget & Co., Notre Dame street, has kindly furnished us the follow- \"Ing cable quotations to-day :\u2014Grand Trunk Railway 1st, 784; 2nd, 62%; 3rd, .33%; ordinary, 14; guaranteed, 74§; Cans- dian Pacific Railway, 694.Comparedj with yeaterday\u2019s : lat, 793 ; 2nd, 63} ; 3rd, 34} ; ordinary, 14 3-16; guaranteed, 75; Canadian Pacific Raile way, 694, In Paris three per cent.rentes were at 12.30 p.m., 82f, 15¢,; 4 p.m., 82f, 1Bc, Financial netes.MONEY AT THE WEST, The Chicago Tribune writes : \u2014 The Board of Trade markets furnished some evidence yesterday of a relaxation of the stringency in the money market, but the actual transactions at the banks and the rates quoted there had no such significance.The demand was still large, and it came from a great variety of sources, Dealers in grain, provisions, lumber, etc.were well represented by borrowers, and the disposition still was to take funds for comparatively long periods on the theory that there was not likely ta be any considerable decline in rates in the near future.The demand of the merchant class was not notably heavy.are good.The movement of currency to and from the city was small, The St.Louis Globe-Democrat says: \u2014 The money market continued firm, though every day is a disappointment to money dealers, who looked forward to rates, Still the banks are pretty well loaned out, and the daily outge is equal to the remittances, while applications are frequently refused.More money than is here could easily be used, The interest rates on call loans continued at 7 percent, and 8 per cert on time.Cauraw\u2019s Little Liver Pills will posi- tivel£ cure sick headache and prevent its return.This is not taik, but truth.One ill adoze.To be had of all druggisis, ee advertisement.sTt the following latest New York=gossip in [ 82} 824 324 823 180) ë 2 0 LUE .Collections | Fe an active, urgent demand and advanced | PRODUGR AND PROVISIONS.Breadstafis.MONTRBAL, January 12, 1887.FrouR.~\u2014The local flour market was dull and without any new feature.Hold\" ors are firmer in their views, and are asking as high as $4.10 for superior, and some small lots are said to have changed hands at this figure ; for round lots $4.05 has been paid, and sellers say superiors to-day cannot be laid down here under $4.20 ¢.i, f.The enquiry for shipment from western points still continues, and a limited amount of business is being transacted, The receipts to-day were per G.T.R., 500 bris.; per C.P, R., 635 brle, Total, 1,035 brls.Quotations on \u2019Change to-day were a® follows :\u2014 Patent, per brl.0.0.$4.Superior Extra.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3.Extra Superfine.\u2026.Fancy.ceees essen Spring Extra.Superfine.\u2026\u2026.0 0010000000 Strong Bakers\u2019, Manitoba.4 Strong Bakers\u2019 [Canadian].4.Strong Bakers\u2019 [ American}.4.INGeeso ssess0 svoaransesne Midd1ingg.es oven ennee 2 Pollards.ss.vesase sess.Ontario bage [medium] b.i.1.\u201c « [spring extra] 1.\u201c \u201c [superfine] .1 City bags [delivered].ss OATMBAL\u2014Quotations are :\u2014 Granulated, per bbl.§4.\u2018 bag8.\u2026.\u2026.2.1 Ordinary, per Dbl.\u2026.4 bags.\u2026\u2026\u2026.l OCornuHaL\u2014Quotations are : White, pe bbl.\u2026\u20260n voneno $0.\u201c bag C1008 seve 0.Yellow, per bbl.\u2026.\u2026s0»+.2.4 .\u20ac DaZ.00 00000 1.15 @ 1,20 GRAIN\u2014We are without anything new to.report in the wheat market.Our quotations remain unaltered but firm x > $ Sao ot SRRÉFEFERFFERREREE BDI ht 1d © © BO Bh i I 0e 00 0000 [PALE i 00 BY àèage ar or some : bo O 00 Ur 22 DD 00 Basssaëgéss bu DS 0 Ur85 O1 ho ÉAOnNASSSLGNOSSOUC DOO aS 9 æ BO 999 [XIN oo.Le ced ae 993 poo f ses stS83 400 at 88c/@89¢ for Canada red winter ; Canada white, 88¢/@89¢ ; Canada spring, 896@ 90c ; No, 1 hard Manitoba, 92c/@94c ; No.2 do, 90c@91e ; No.1 Northern, 88e \u2018@89c.In coarse grains the market is quiet, with a little more enquiry for peas and oats, though we do not hear of any actual transactions to-day.Prices are firm but unchanged.Peas 644c in store per 66 lbs, Corn nominal at 55c duty paid, 48¢/@49¢ in bond ; malting barley, 55c/@66¢ ; feed barley, 43¢/@50¢ ; oats dull at 33c@88 ; rye nominal at 45c@51c per 48 lbs.' We extract the following fram the circular of L.Everingham & Co., Chicago, 00 Jan, 8 : In our letter of Jan, 5, we gave the following estimates, which wers compiled] from the most authentic sources, the object being to arrive at the available surplus of wheat which the United States could spare for export for the yeer ending July 1, 1887, and to ascertain the probable requirements of Europe for the same time ; Estimated visible and invisible stock of wheat and flour in the United States, Julv 1, 1285 .Government estimate of crop of 1886.1.00racassrane ne na ses e ss ucseu0 0 455,900,002 Total resources.vvrascssvesscsie 535,109,000 Deduct for seed.eo «eo For home consumption for 60 millions population at 4.71 bushels per Capit.cv 2000 00000 «+ 284,000,000 Estimated visible and invisible stock on hand July], 1837, which is sev eral millions below the average.ovocii vans 68,000,500 \u2014 395,000,000 Balance left for export.,.140,000,000 \u2018Will Europe require this surplus ?A very coneervative and reliable authority estimases the foreign demand as follows : For Great Britain 155,000,000 00 Other countrie 57,000,000 \u2018West Indies 25,000,060 Total requirements.vve Ce 207,400,000 Of this Rusia and other forei countries can SUPPLY.Las er0s0cs0000 52,000,000 British India.c1- 32,000,000 \u2014 84,002,000 SNOrtAgE.\u2026.100cacsss0ccsees 213,000,000 Ofthisihe United States can supply.140,000,000 Still leaving the la ge short- AGO Ole nsc ocean icons aa 00caa0000 73,000,000 The Australian crop, which is now being harvested, and which is mostly moved by sail, thus requiring three months or more \u2018on passage,\u201d will also supply a small part of this deficiency, and the early harvests of other Southern countries will add ere long their little surplus.The probabilities of the next crop in the spring and early summer will also exert a great influence upon the markets; and yet with so large a shortage the situation is one of great strength, More than one- balf our eurplus has already been exported in wheat and flour since July 1, 1886, and to-day the stock of foreign wheat in the oix principal marzets of Great Britain is but little more than one week\u2019s consumption.We, therefore, look for a continued active export movement, and within a few weeks a rapid reduction of our \u2018\u2018 visible,\u201d and simultaneously with it an active and higher market, War asa factor we have excluded, and yet what do the enormous prepara- tious of all Europe mean?Peruv an Wheat Sap +1\", Lima, Peru, Jan.9, via Galveston.\u2014In consequence of the closing of Peruvian ports against vessels from Chili, the wheat supply from that country has ceased, and in order to meet the demand for wheat the municipality have been authorized to have the necessary supply brought from California.Chicago Grain and Pirovsion Markets.E, McLennan, Esq., 22 St, John street (Western Chambers), has kindly furnished us the following table of values, showing the opening and close, highest and lowest points touche! to-day, and the close same day last year :\u2014 CHICAGO, January 12.Same Op'g.|Hi'st Lo\u2019st Olos\u2019g.day last year 078} 078] 081 0783) 079: 082 0844 085 0 87; 036 036f 036 0 2 0 5 0 88 04 042] 089 eee ens] 026 0281 March.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.jJ.\u2026.srenusjescucr 026 028 MAY covossssosju00005 suscojouse.| 080 0 81 POBE\u2014 Feb.jll 60 [L1,674/11 60 11 674 10 45 MAr0h.eusosithsoponiersesaje sons 11 80 10 47% May .\u2026\u2026.ll 92413 00 [11 90 12 00 10 774 LARD\u2014 Feb.\u2026.| 682}| 6324630] 6530| 612 March eles oy ga 8 8 ay.we 3 Ries Feb.}] 5 80 snoferssorfensou ss J 517; Maroh.\u2026.NER.NA vafssson ss | 517 MAY.595 jus +aojuaccos \u2026| 540 We are indebted to Messrs, MacDougall Bros, St.Francois Xavier street, stock brokers and members of the Chicago Board of Trade, for the following report of the markets to-day from their representatives, A.Geddes & Oo.: Oxçago, IL, Jaquary 12 \u2014Foreigu advices were all very \u201c bearish,\u201d our private Liverpool cable quoting the markot there as closing heavy and declining.Holders were anxious sellers, with a tendency decidedly in favor of lower prices, and London quoted the market weak with a declining tendency.Ia -the face of such reports, our market closes firmer than yesterday.Some local shorts covered freely, believing that Bismarck\u2019s speech yesterday means war in the near future, but with such weak markets abroad we fe 1 mors \u201cbearish \u201d than ever and believe May wheat a good sale at present prices, Corn was rather stronger in sympathy with wheat.Provisions were again pounded, and sold somewhat lower, closing somewhat firm, however, with the decline made up, We consider there is merit in hog products, and prices ought to improve again, but, as we have before stated, such is the contrariness of our market.A.Geppzs & Co, The closing prices compared with yesterday are :\u2014 Jan.Jan.iL Va January wheat \u2014.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.7 February wheat.783 79% May wheat.843% 854 January corn.36 Set February cor 36 36 May corn.\u201cve dl 42 Janua;y oats.264 26 February oats 3 2 May oats .30 80 January pork .11 72% 11 674 February pork -.11 85 11 80 May pork\u2019.vere 12 05 12 0 January lard 6 i 6 30 February lar 6 42; 6 40 May lard.8 55 665 January ribs.5 92% a.February ribS.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u20261.600 Li.MAY FIDE.Leu sousaussr 001000 615 Lu.Live Hogs.The following ars the movements and prices : Official receipts yesterday :.c.eesns Shipments yesterday.Left over, about.ccerreeeerarssense 14,000 Estimated receipts.seeeereereesss 34,000 Light.\u2026.\u2026ucsissssersessensesrcues $3.75@4.40 Mixed packing.eeeseseereeess $4 00@4.30 Heavy Ahipping.eesessarcecses #4.35@4.80 CATTLE \u2014 Receipts, 1,150¢ Market steady.Weather cloudy; temperature, 22 © above zero, Loose Mears \u2014Short clear sides, $6.00; long clear sides, $5.85 ; short rib sides, $5.85 ; green hams,*8$e, Boxzp Mrars\u2014Short clear sides.$6.25; short rib sides, $6.10; long clear sides, $6.10; sweet pickled hams, 93cr@9%ec.New York Markets, The closing reports are : Fiour, dull; wheat, quiet; No.1 red winter 944c, No.2 do, 93c; sales 2,500,000 bushels; corn quiet, No.2 4840, sales 300,000 bushels; oats quiet; pork quiet at 812.00 per bbl.; lard quiet, P.W.Steam $6.65.Grain Opilon Harkots.Curcago, 2.30 ».m.\u2014Corn, 365c January, 364: bid Febraary, 36%c March, 37%c bid April, asked Muy, Wheat, 784¢c nomiusi Jauuary, 7846 nominal February, 794c asked March, 79%¢ bid April, 85%c May.unary, $I11.67% bid Februwy, $1180 nominal March, $12 024 asgel May, Lard, $6.324 asked January-February, $6.40 Merch, $6.475 bid Avril, 86.55 asked May.Short ribs, 85,90 nomiual January, $5 90 vid Fobrasry, $5,974 bid March, $6.12) bid May.Oats, 265c nominal January, 264c cominal February, 863; nominal March, 3076 bid May.MILWAUKEE, 2.30 p.m.close,\u2014Wheat, 78¢ cash, 788 : February, 7486 May.TOLEDO, 2.10 p.m,\u2014Wheyat, 83c cash, January 84)c February, 854e March 85% asked May.Corn, firm, 42% bid Mey.Oats, 29c cash.DETrorT, 12.00 noon.\u2014 Na.1 white wheat 823< cash, Mich, red 833 cash, No.2 red 833c cash, Béic February, 85%c March, 881e May.New York, 3,35 p m\u2014-Wheat 917c nominal January, 924c February, 9370 bid March, 95£c bid_ April, 96$; asked May, 97{cuominal June, 97$c nominal July, 98c nominal August, 985: nominal September, $1.02$ nominal December.Corn, 4730 January, 48}c February, 50%c bid May.Oats, 354c bid January, 35%c February, 36ic n.minal March, 36%c May, 363c bid June.Montreal Provisions, Pork, Larp, &c.\u2014There seems to be a little more demand for pork, and Canada short cut is selling in small lots at $15.Lard continues quist and unchanged.The quotations to-day are as follows : ludia mess beef, per tes.$00.00 @ 00.00 21,649 7,262 Mess beef, bbls.evasa ova.00.00 @ 00.00 ¥ontreal, 8.0.pork.00.00 @ 1500 Western 8.0.C.do.14.50 @ 15.00 Western Mess do\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Lerd, Fairbanks\u2019, perlb.Do.Canadian.:+c Hams, uncovered, per Ib.Hams, canvaased, per lb.Hams, pleniG.+oeconcces Bacon, per Ib.\u2026.\u2026\u2026+0vosess Bhoulders, per lb.90.08 @ 00.09 Ta!low, pez Ib.\u2026.\u2026.00.044/@ 00.40 In commeniing on the break in Chicago the New York Bulletin has the following : The Chicago markets all broke heavily at the opening, on the selling of long stuff and the raiding of the hears, although they are said nut to be from the wheat pit.Our market for lard followed with good buying at the 9c break, on which half the loss was recovered.Exports from Atlantic ports last year and a year ago compare :\u2014Pork, 6,078 and 6,313 barrels ; lard, 7,605,000 and 6,159,000 1ba.; bacon, 12,579,000 and 9,362,000 ibs.\u2014showing over 3,000,000 Ibs.increase in bacon, which was chiefly consigned b Chicago packers, and 1,000,000 lbs, increase in lard, chiefly refined, on old purchases, Even pork increased about 2,000 barrels.DrEssED Hogs\u2014The market to-day is rather quieter in tone, though prices are steady.Receipts are light and a lull in deliveries is now expected, an unusually large quactity having been delivered the past month, We quote : heavy packing 86 per 100 Ibs, mixed do.$6 10@$6.20, light do.$6.26 in car lots, Poultry.: A fair amount of business is now being done, and prices are rather firmer.Turkeys 84¢@10c, chickens Sc@6ic, geese bo @64c, ducks Sc@lOc.Game, There is still a large stock of venison 00.00 @ 14.00 00.093@ 00.094 00.00 @ 06 09} 60.114 @ 00.12 00.00 @ 06.00 00.00 @ 00.10 80.10 @ 0611 on the market, and carcages are slow of : sale at 5c per lb, saddies are more active at 8c per lb, Partridges sell freely at 40c @4be.Eggs.The market is steady at .17c@20c for limed stock, held stock 20c@22c, fresh are in small supply at 25c@28c, Ashes.The market is quiet at $4.35 per 100 Ibs.for fresh sorts.Receipts to-day 7 barrels, Dairy Products.Burrer,\u2014The market continues strong, and holders, in view of the reduced stocks, are firmer in their views, and for good quality, are asking higher figures, Our quotations remain unchanged, as follows: Choice Creamery.oe.vse sect sus 22 Townships, fine to \u2018finest IE \u2014 » ce fair to good, 16 \u2014 19 Morrisburg, fine to finest s\u2026\u2026l9 \u2014 ai fair 10 GOOds4qsis000000000G cm 17 Pork, $11.65 nominal Jan- | Brockville, fine to fineat.\u2026.$ = 19 \u201c fair t0 ZO0d.00000000000 IT Western, fine tu finest.16 \u2014 1 \u201ce fair to good.a3 \u2014 i Low gradeR.ceseesversves .\u2026.10\u2014 Cuuxse\u2014The market continues firm, but without any special feature of interest, We hear of Lo tra sactions to-day.English markets are cabled steady at 63s per cwt, .The N.Y.Commercial Bulletin commenting on the cheese market says : The intentions of holders still appear to be directed toward a pretty full line of valuation and all grades, from strictly fancy to the poorest State skims, are quoted quite up to mark of prices previously current, Demand on foreign account, however, fails to rum up into any increased volume, and appearances were dull, Nearly all shippers took a trip across town, but they did not accomplish much, the main search being for something to cost between 9@llc and few lots available, Home orders a little slow as yet, but still were coming in to some extent and dealers express confidence in the chances for the week, Pennsylvania skims quiet at about old prices, but aver- agestock will not exceed 34e Prices here remain uualtered, BUTTER\u2014 c Choice Creamery .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.\u20260- 22 @ 25 Finest Fall Colored .S12 @ 12 Finest \u201c White .12 \u2014 \u2026.ll}\u2014 11 .101\u2014-1 Fine .\u2026\u2026.\u2026e cvs Medium to fair.Tie Elgin Market.{Speclal Dispatch to the N.Y.Commercial Bulletin] rain, Ill, Jan.20.\u2014Under limited offerings, butter ruled steady and firm, with sales of small lots at 324 @ 33c.Several offered were not sold, Cheese quiet, steady, firm; fall creams, 12@13c; skims 5/@9c.British Breadstnffs and Provision Mar- nots, quiet but firm, Beerb,hm\u2019s cable ad- vices tu-day are as follows: Cargoes off coast, wheat, nil; cogn, firm, * Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat, buyets hold off; do,, corn, firm but not active.Red winter wheat, for prompt shipment, 353 6d; do., present and following month, 36s; California wheat, just shipped, or promptly to be shipped, 38s 9d; do., neariy due, 378 9d; mixed American maize, prompt shipment 2ls 9d.English and French country markets, turn dearer.On passage to the Continent: Wheat, 640,000 qrs ; cern, 90,000 qra.On passage to the United Kingdom : Wheat and flour, 2,526,000 qes ; corn, 610,000 grs.Liverpool wheat, spot, very duil; corn, do., firm; Liverpool Standard California wheat, including club white, 7s 53d, Wheat and flour in Paris, steady, Weach- er in Eugland, wet, Minnesota first bakers\u2019 flour, 27s.Mark Lane Eaglish wheat, quiet; foreign do.turn dearer, Mark Lane American and Danubian maize, fiem.Mark Lane Boglish flour, quis\u2019; American do., weakur, Laver xe ports say : The wheat market isdull with a poor demand, holders ouly offennyg 1x muderate quanti'y.Corn quiet, demand poor, The following are to-day\u2019 quotation, compared with those of yesterday : Jan, 11, Jan.12, 11.30 & M.113) a.m ad + dj, d.ud.Spring whesnt,.76@79/76 878 Led winter.\u2026.\u2026\u2026- 78 710147 ti 79 No.1 California.7 10 TAUL|7 7 - 7 9 No.3 Califor: -.0 0 - vu 0 bu Corn 1.\u2026\u2026.4 8}- 0 UM 8} - 00 Poon .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.u 6 @ U|s db} 00 Pork .cl.02 6 - ©\" 0126 - OU Sarde.oo.83 8 ~- 0 L]B0O0 ilton, Can ) writes Nov.2d, 1888, thas he has wrltes that three y ars ago he had an y Clerk.£ : fi d The THE ORIONS.?been «affering for ever 20 ye rs «it vegan er Bn he Mid e x and Also affeo- Crey HALL, fore them the rat day.y Forty fi b £ the ab lub « \u201c 08 3 pain in the back and owe side of the head tions of the liver.He consulted physicians Montre.l, Jan.5th, 1887.had the power to summon witnesses, \"ty ive members oO ¢ above clu .and ludigestion.Wverything he ate dis-| wi'h no relief.He purchaseda bottle of THOMAS J.POTTER but he did not think 1t would tramped vo Doushue\u2019s last eveniag, when Importer and Commission Merchant, agreed with Lim.He han KEnisrgeemens © Warner's SAFE Cure,\u201d and felt himself .: nt! 1 be necessary to exercise that power 1u Montres), -He trusted that all those who could afford any information would do so voluntarily.If the President of the Board of Trade would furnish the Commissioners with the names of any gentlemen he thought should be heard, they would That was the course that had been adopted in other summon them if 80 required.cities.Mr.G.A.Drummond eaid that he would communicate the Commissioners\u2019 desire to the members of the Board of they put in a capital ti:ne in amusements customary to snowshoers Dew Fdvecisenputs, Dissolution of Co-partnership.The firm of BEDELL, GLASSFORD & COis this day dissolved by mutual consent, The business will be continued as heretofore by the undersigned, under the name STEEL RAILS, IRON, METALS, &e.Agency fur Canada for the Marks Automatic Car Coupler Go., Miltimore\u2019s Car Wheel Dressing Mashina, 146 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.January 13 tf 11 of the Live , which tha physicians said it grow stronger before he had finished 118 con- was impossible to cure.He commenced tents.He used eight boitles and his health taking ¢ Warner's SAFE Cure \u201d and took 36 was ent rely restored.146,789, boitles, and has since had the best.ofheaith.| W.St Bal 3 W States, - MRS.LIZZIE SwITH[P:quetle Ave , Detroit, Bal.Ohio, (State) - BOSD) sername ve oe: U.W.CONOVER (Toronto Township, Credit, Scarlet faver had when young, was troubled Can.) writes Sept.16th, 1886, that for many | with severe pain in the ten of the head, years he was a nervous and bilious subject, followed by ermvalx 9.6, in which her life and had a combination vf aiseases, Sve- was despaired of.Her back distressed her rangement of the Liver, s:omac¢h, torribly.Afte- a thorough course of treat- Bowers and Kidweys, He had ten or ment with Warner's SAFE Cure she says twelve physicians.and biistered avd dosed the doctors pronounce her \u201c pertecity and tortured without any rellet Finally he hentithy.\u201d\u2019 began taking * Warner's SA¥E Cure,\u201d and, 10 a Auctioneer.DORCHESTER STRET WEST, 0: Choicest Muildirz Kite ia the West End by Auctiouz.The subscriber will sell at his Room on SATURDAY MORNING, 15th January, the sp'endid I ot, south-west corner of Dor- i _ } 1 chester street and Greene avenue, 50x157, with n i! ; , m oR or after à few weeks, Le ts almost entirely re- 7 - 18 ft.1 1 5 ye Trade at their adjourned posting, Fhioh and style of GLASSFORD BROS, & CO., who ID) È : I = Ç ; Ÿ covered, dan Francisco, 1,242,346: fi «st, siuation fa sional Commands a was 10 be held a .ne A i SL W.¥ and ; * super ew of river awrence \u2018and seur- sain thought such & proceeding Ldvisable, he will settle all outstanding claims.= Southern States - - J 544,01 I Re ty dti 1968 that Box Vie had book rene scenery that can never be inter- 1, and would cause a circular to te printed en J.H.N.GLASSFORD.73 ALONZO CORNELL (Brockton, Ont), May Wen area ares Bos Back for à Au \u201c Sale at ELEVEN o'elook.circulated among the mercantile commu- HUGH GLASSFORD.EXT R a 2 RY and V i N R U T ! \u201c18tn, 1885, writes that Ciehionn Monts ago oe of oars.She could not sta d on her THOMAS J.POYTER, nity at large.GEO.CANTRELL he was Desp-vired of by iis Phys cians, eot, nOr sat auything, and her case was 9 Auctioneer.rer.The chairman did not think that would .T \u2019 | ; .His wolght vas reduced to 2 lbs and when gonsidares hopeless.She be, am uslog = A5 e began taking \u2018\u2018 Warner\u2019s ræ Cure,\u2019 i \u2018 ; AFE Cure, a \u2018 I 8 be necessary, as the proceedings mou be Montreal, January 4th, 1887.11 The DELBEC K CHAMP AGNES are offered with a full two mi nuths bis weight increased to 176 ibs., she had taken eleven bottles a was por Ç i LG A {0 Dy 4 F \u2014\u2014 published from sas .2 = , and he is now well and healthy.ectly cured.\u201d ; stay here, which would probably be for ten conviction that there are no better Wines imported.Fan i fl 7 I Bal Pacific Coast 1 ne Dr.J.Collis B 's Ohl ays.is commission wou 1 TA ER TE ; - - HULU 1 | ! J - Wil .Collis Br ; reday Montreal all the time necessary.NONE EXCEP PED ! TRY THEM ! .J owne's orcdvne Mr.W.W.Ogilvie stated that he would \" mentioa the expressed desire of the chairman to the members of the Corn Exchange.The session of the commission was then adjourned to 11 a.m.to-day.oo A private meeting of the Commissioners HAVANA CIGARS, Flor de Morales, Ask your Grocer or Wine Merchant for them.LEOPOLD GALARNEAU, 4 Every Testimonial is genuive, Write to the testators, enclosing stamp for reply, and carn for yourselves.January 13 11 Vice-Chancellor Sir W.PAGE Woon, sta publicly in Court that Dr.J' COLLIS Boris Was undonbtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne, that the whole story of the defendant Freeman was delibera oly untrue, and he regretted to say that ii had been sworn to,\u2014 Times, July 13, 1864.1 à T & \u2018 - ; \u201c% 1 Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chioro e is the.wes ell entend a 2 pm, ae Legitimidads, GE CANADIAN PACIFIC {zest mia most certain \u201cremedy ia coughs, indsor, to arrange details for futu 2 3 .x; matism, &e., Windsor, ang Cabanas, Agent for the Dominion.| GOOD | RAILWAY.TBE.Colis Broynes Ohlorodyne\u2014Tho The Commission sat for ten days in ; Junuary 18 : - SQUARE MEAL , the College of Dnysietans and 1.1.Digeraog Toronto; in the Maritime Provinces, one Cortina Moras.da sas see us ANN 70 2 x w Algoma Branch Extension, |thatbe had received informailonio the sacs week.Great mterest was manifested in Kiet NN y 4 fas & bd i & $+ bd AT THE that, the onl femedy of any service in.its proceedings at all points except Hall- roi One case of these fine Cigars just ue ° 5 7 5 \u201c = BLE\" Tends s Wanted for the Cons\u2018ruct cember 31, Tap, ns ner 866 Lunoet, De- fax, To Quebec and Toronto, although it |} ' .ALBEMARL, F ons\u2018ruct ON Dr.J.Collis Browne's Chloroëyne is pre.remaired in these cities a longer time than IMPOR IR LE EE 0e had at first been decided upon,it would have to return and resume its sittings, owing to the large number of business men who expressed a desue to be heard.PHILIP HENRY, 134 Sc.James Stract.Wholesale Dry Goods, dre.of the Abov» Extension from À goma FOR 25 CENTS.Mills to Sau't Ste.Marie.Tlronkfast and Supper à lu carte from 7.80 am.to Miduighte Geo.W.Murray, Tenders will be rec-ived until NOON of seribed by scores of orthodox practiticaers.Of coursaif would not be thus singularly popular did it not * supply & want and dll a.placo.\u201d\u2014Medica! Times, Jaavary 12, 1835.Dr.J.Coilis Brawue\u2019s Chlozodyne 1s a cer ain curs for Choïera, Dysentery, Dlarrhos.2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1887, for the Oolics, &c.mer e\u2014\u2014 SE EVANS 4 tf Proprieter eXecution of work required in the construc- Dr.J.Colils Prewne\u2019s Chlarodyne.-\u2014Cantion, POLITICAL NOTES.tion of the, above, mentioned Railway from Sone gunuine Jrithout the words \u201cDr.J.ÿ \" ru _\u2014 .oo + sq gona 8 to Sau e.Marie, a distance YJollis Browne's Uhlorodyne\u201d on blé siamp.tant, The Toronto News say : \u2014 7 13 Vintoria Square, Montreal, Associati Nn of Montreai of about 88 miles.\u2019 Overwhelming medical Sostimony COMTE 2 - «If the Mai .ê g ê g one 0m dl 1 ; h The work will be let in sections and classes, Ulesesch bottle, Sole manufacturer J.T.0 tf tbe Mail crowd ehduld eusceed in = = aud is to be done in accordance wita the plans DAVES PORY, 33 Greet Russs:l Stzook , 98 forcing the sectarian issue upon the coun- : Je?PUBLIC NOTICE.and specidostions which may be seen a the ae D London.old in bottles at 1s A : ; 4 i ; 4 : z 3 ce © e Canadisu .y 28.9d.4d .8.bint, try, ho Pro ess its adoption bv a party OF CANADA.N 3 Ï i C ve a ; The ANNUAL MEETING of the Associa- Raïiway, Montroal, on and after tie 10th day November 2 ddr law Mm 286 Hi 8 convention, the reeuit wouid probably b- mn ; tion will be held in the Gallery, on FRIDAY, | of January current.ANTED\u2014By pushing man, site ngof similar fo thas of the famous convention DIVIDEND No, 1:.rer een +5 PURLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY the 14th instant, at 4 p m., for the reception of lod ehequio for ag nasccmpanied by a gertl- W uation as traveller, or an aRenox } gooë Jorne in the Unite ates which disrupted the The usual Quarterly Dividend of TWO PER A meeting of the members of the Press of 55 GIVEN, ly to the qoiout- the Annual Report of the Councll, for the cent.of the cost of tha Work fer whicn tondar references and security 1f required.Address AE Democratic party, lected Abraham Lin- CENT.will be paid on the 15th JANUARY Montreal will be held at the Gazette Office on ré Ÿ Legislature at its next Sess on, Dlection of Officers for one year, and of six 33 made, sue pheque to be forfeited to the 57 Reralé offres.AL coln, and precipitated the american civil NEXT to Sharenolders of record the Bist FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 14th instant, at 10730 Act to amend its Charter for the fol- Councillors for two years, and for other 5 A ny au à Si whose iendcr is ac- ANTED\u2014Situstion as cook in restaur- ov war.The declaration by any responsible Deceraber, 1886.FOUR a'aloct to consider the reception of lowing purposes: be oodify the qualifica business.contract 18 accorded bo htm enter into à co ant; also vood cook in a private fam- arty of a crueade against the creed of .P., ; ors» 1 powers o T $7.tract in conformity wi ; \u201d ilv, kitchen maid ad houseXxeepér ; reference Penny one-half of the people of Canada CHAS.P SCLATER visiting Journalists during Carnival week, the Board uf Revisors; (8) ln make certain Montréal, Tanuary 5th, 1857 Se SEC fortis en ders and für | given.Apply to MRs, BÉEOH, 7 St.Bog t ) £ = - ge 6 mods of taxation ; (4) to make be satisfactory to the C ' nard street, off Bleury.m8 would vv rihrow the lusi expectation of nfontresl.Dec.15, 1886.157 wa 308 R.8.WHITE, loans for cerlain purposes; (5) to fucilitate MONTREÉLAT y ompany.building up a united Canada, and inaugn- rate n war cf sections and races which would split the country into fragments and make annexation certain.It is impossible in believe that the intelligent men Dominion Telegraph Company.em tree ; ss Association P.Q.the mode of Bollecting taxes ; (6) to amend President Pre 10.section 1 of the Act 48 Vict.Cap.67; (7) to amend ection 4 of the Act 37 Vie.Oap.51; 3 Jan.12 (8) to amend section 26 of the Act 48 Viet Cap.ti; (9) to adopt a reduced basis of valuation fora 1 mited period in the case f thé NOTICH The Compacy reserves the right io reject any or all tenders.W.C.VAN HORNE, Vice-President, Canadian Pacific Railway.January 5th, 1887, 15F7 City and District Savings Bank, YOUNG MAN.active aud willing, and of general business experience, desires situa:sion in any eapacity in wholesale or retail.Good references.Moderate salary.H B., Herald Office.e9 re rm ANTID\u2014 a situation in à private howse is hereby given that application will be made Canadian Pacific Railway Combpany\u2019s Work- p NOTICE f Tous EE ORNE, BY ast a 5 us loan ia & good wailer.Address, don ; who td ee movement do, qe * The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of to the ie isiature of the Provines of Quebec shops at Hoche aga, GLACKWEYER rent Half-year ending Slst December Instant M.D., 410 St.James street, city.m )a- oresee and in ecisely sult.ati x \u2019 .il = SUT SRT - te BO \u2014~ = ey Sw To w@p aP8arro A; em A ce fan Shareholders will be held at the Company\u2019s Head Office, (8 Toronto strect, Toronto, on Act 42-48 Victoria, chapter 73, intituled\u2018\u2018 An City Clerk.upon the Pald-up Capital stock of this Insti tution, has been declared, and the same will Poultry Show.@YOUNG MAN sceks employment in The Wesleyan Theological CITY HALL ; any capacity, Address, E.W.B., 1 The History of Hundreds.{ Éctiege, otra» for lis purpose of Montreal, Jan.13th, 1887.mil be Pablo at lis Tanking Honse.in this cp Si Antoîne street, Mo treal.» 1% Mr.John Morrison, of St Anns, N.5., | Wednesday, Feb.9, 1887, nee a the Nels, Sly (ANTED= swan ® Somchiaa | 185 D wy Won Le Joa mun Sears .- ; 2 2 | , .cal College\u201d the p ds t i © Transfer Book will be olosed from the as Uoachman or Under Butler.ng, was 50 ssriously afflicted with a dieeace of | At TWELVE 0\u2019c'ock ncon.Divinity and for other purposes.tron OTOL andersten che cute and 15th January to the st February, both days THE POULTRY SHOW WILL CONTINUE { Address M.D., 410 St.James street.¢ 8 the Kidneys that dropsy was developing By order.Montreal, December 27th, 1886.also willing to make himself generally useful inclusively.OPEN TO-DAY AT - - ofer and his life was despaired of, Two bois ] , F.ROPER, MACLAREN, LEET, SMITH & ROGERS, about gentleman's house : City references.By order of the Board.22 Uni ; 8 t ANTED-Situstion by i young man as I tlea of Burdock Blood Bitters cared him | Secretary.| .\\Bolloitors for Applicants.Address 0, W.,\u201d Waverly House, Victoria H.BARBEAU, Manager.o2 University Street, Ps a me Twoyear > exporta after physicians had failed.} Toronto, Jaunary 7, 1887.12J8F 10 Dec,30 br88 Square, mil Montreal, 8th January, 1887.eT ¢12 Herald Office, PY Eg 6 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.Snowshoeing.THE TUQUE BLUE ANNUAL GREEN.The annual green steeplechase of the Tuque Blue Bnowshoe Club tock place ver the Mouatuin track last evening, the start being made from the club house, Manefield street, at 8 o'clock.Pressure on our space this morning prevents an extended account «f the chase, the result of which is ag follows :-\u2014 NAME, TIME.m.5 O.D.GordON.\u2026i+versessirs0e sensen A.F Lamb.\u2026.23 36 F.H.Johnston.25 13 Ww, J.Weldon 25 81 D.smith.2 8 H.Cameron 26 (14 James TUrNEr.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026o0sosersencons 27 87 Ten men started in the chase and the time made is considered very good for the state of the track which was very Reavy, Au the goal 210 members of the club gave the boys a rousing welcome, and a very pleasant evening was spent.The following programme being gone through.Songs by Messrs.Walken, K.Jones, .L.Smithand R.Lloyd, cornet solo by Prof.Li.À.Hasty; double jig by Mesers.Gilmour and Hasley, a recitaiion by Mr.Ross of the St.George\u2019, and a grand march and chorus by the club.~The annual open steeplechase will be held next Monday evening.THE GORDONS.A large number of the members of the Gordon Snowshoe Club assembled at the 6lab rooms last evening at 8 o\u2019clock and started on a road tramp to Blue Bonnet\u2019s, 4 where the boys put in a most enjoyable evening.THE TRAPPEURS\u2019 EXOURSION, The delegates of Le Trappeur Snowshce Club, Messrs.Fortier, Boisseau and Corri- + veau, wbo have been visiting Boston asd New York during the past week, making arrangements for the club\u2019s forthcomiug excursion, have returned.The delegates report having been enthusiastically re= ceived in Boston, where the citizens are on the tip-toe of expectation regarding the coming visit to their city of Le Trappeurs.The several tobogganing and athletic clubs of the Hub are preparing to give \u201cour boys\u201d a warm welcome.All who intend going down with the excursionists may count upon a good time.Among the other atiractions will be a reception by the Governor of Massachusetts, The excursionists will leave for Boston on the 31st instant, and will visit New York before their return, | Hockey, THE SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.The second game for the hockey championship will be played at the Crystal Rink on Friday night, the competiting clubs being the Crystals [champions] and the Victorias, The Crystal team will be the same as played on last Friday evening, namely : Laing, McGoldrick, Dowd, Lee, Boon, McD :nald and Norris.The team of the Victorias which competed with the M.A.R.À.will be re-inforced by Mesars, Swift and Craven, both crack players ; consequently a great game may be expected.Carling.MONTREAL VS, OALEDONIA, The following is the result of the firat day\u2019e play of tne annual match between the Montreal and Calédonia Curling Clubs, which was commenced on Tueeday afternoon:\u2014 MONTREAL.CALEDONIA, W.Fenw ck, *kip.22 BR.Wilson, skip.13 FP, Stancliffe, skip.28{ J.L.Cook, 8kip.k5 Total.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.50| Total.rT Majority Sr Mont.eal at present date\u201412, The reu aning six rinks from each club will compete in the course of the week.Mr.BR.W.Tyre, the president of the Montreal Ciub, has presented a handsome water jug forcompetition among the members.The Contractors\u2019 Club Drive, The Contractors\u2019 Club heid their first weekly drive of the eeason yesterday at- ternoon, and it proved a most successful opening of these popular weekly affairs.In consequence of the heavy roads the contractors decided to drive to Lachine, instead of Liaprairie, the place firat chosen.Bixteen sleighs, carrying thirty-two mem- bere and friends, started from the club rooms and drove via Outremont to La chine, aud put up at Havoey\u2019s where an excellent dinner was served.A pleasant hour or two was spent with songs, &e., and the members arrived back in town about eight ¢\u2019clock, having had one of the most enjoyable meets in tne annals of the elub.The Turf.STATISTICS OF THE ENGLISH TURF.From the English Racing Calendar we elip the following table, showing the number of races of different distances in Great Britain, from 1882 to 1886, both years inclusive.The races run in Ireland are also included :\u2014 Distance.1882.1888.1884.1885.1886.Five furlongs and under 81X.877 821 765 787 757 Six furlongs and under one mile.284 241 248 258 261 One mile.,.226 314 383 349 8yL Over a mile and WO.u0 cise 22 191 183 191 Two milesand under three.,,.53 75 6 56 56 Three miles and under four.,.8 11 8 10 8 Four miles, .,.4 4 4 4 5 Total.1612 1698 1616 1647 1609 The following table shows the number cf horses of different ages that ran in Great Britain in each year, from 1797 to 1886, both years inclusive :\u2014 Yrs.Two Three Four Fiveand years.years.years.upwards, Total.161 122 262 593 361 210 453 1,166 521 302 288 1,717 550 214 342 1,767 528 291 381 1,823 510 291 393 1,837 548 208 438 1,948 872 364 447 2,043 572 359 448 2,109 661 408 637 2,458 631 418 617 2,510 678 402 617 2,534 709 412 611 2,769 740 450 561 2,488 627 382 390 2,098 602 366 427 2,079 574 320 363 1,965 550 354 398 2, 84 592 308 390 2.054 604 818 330 2,057 613 321 291 2,97 633 34 322 2,113 610 313 23 2,126 587 304 279 1,970 563 252 271 1,918 607 292 312 2,070 572 294 278 1,982 1885.883 578 219 +93 2,083 1886.880 593 203 310 2,076 Since the fall of 1867 burdle races have not bern included in the above tables, and since July, 1871, hunters\u2019 races on the flat are alen excluded from the tables, In 1859 nine yearlivgs ran.VALUE OF STAKES IN GREAT BRITAIN.During the year 1884 the total vaine of stakes won on the Euglish turf,exclusive of matches and private sweepstakes [ which amounted to £3.680] was: \u2014In England £389,468.11, in Scotland £8,055.10, and in Ireland £10,591.7.\u2014In England £306,958.10, in Scotland £8,316.snd in Ireland £11,876.In 1884 the amounts were :\u2014In England £381,857.17, in Scotland £7,916 4, and in Ireland £10,447.9.The amounts given above do not include prizes to second or third hor:es.TURF NOTES.Returns have been made in England of 3,440 brood mares, who produced 1,047 colte and 1,025 fillies, 767 proving barren, 140 slipping their fuals, and 191 dying before foaling.Sir Bevys heads the list with 37, Peter and Bosicrucian coming next with 35 each.It ie stated that old Liberator, who was for some years a\u2018 standing dish\u201d in cons nection with the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase, and who, in addition to winning that evene in 1879, ran third in 1877 and secoud in 1880, has lately been reles gated to the shafts of a farm cart.The trotting stallion Grand Sentinel, 227}, by Sentinel (son of Rysdyk\u2019s Ham- bletonian and Lady Patriot, dam of Volunteer), valued at $25,000, died at Kalamas zoo, Mich,, on Saturday night.He was owned by Messrs.Browne & Co.About a month ago Grand Sentinel fell in his stable yard and never seemed well afterwards.It is understood that the Prince of Wales is very much opposed to the very objectionable rule of the English Jockey Club which practically prohibite Irish and Continental trained horses from tuking part in English handicaps.The question will not be allowed to drop, and the Jockey Club will again be asked at an early date next season to rescind the °¢ boycotting \u201d rule.Aquatic.HARVARD OARSMEN, The candidateeffor the Harvard *Varsity crews of 1887 began active work last week under the direction of Captain H.W.Keyes, of Boston.Besides the captain, Reminglon is the only man of the crew of 1886 who has signified his intention to row this year.The other candidates are all from class crews, who bave been rowing and playing football through the fall.This year the training rules will not be 88 strict as heretofore, as it was thought the crew of \u201986 did too much work.The candidates for the honor of an oar in this year\u2019s \u2019Varsity crew are as follows :\u2014C.F.Adame, \u201988 ; A, P.Butler, °88; C.A, Porter, 88; J.W.Wood, \u201988; H.D.Hale, °88 ; F.B.Parker, \u201989; C: E.Schroll, °89 J.S.Davis, °89 ; BE, C.Pfeiffer, \u201989 ; J.8.Russell, \u201987, and F.Remington, '8.Adams, Porter, Wood and Hale rowed in the \u201988 crew, which won in the class races last spring, Parker, Schroll, Davis and Pfeiffer were in the \u201989's boat, which finished second, and Russell rowed bow in the junior crew.\" Sporting Notes, The fancy dreee carnival at the Crystal Rink, Tuesday night, was a success.The Ottawa Fencing Club have elected Dr.Provost president, The club is in a prosperous condition.It is probable that nothing will come of the proposed race between Frank Dowd aod O\u2019Brien, the New York flyer.It is more than probable that the lately formed Shamrock Hockey team will make a strong bid for the season\u2019s championship.A grand masquerade carnival wiil be held this evening at the St.Denis Jutilee Skating rink, corner of St, Denis and Dorchester streets.MeGILL COLLEGE.Result of Xmas Examli: ations in Ap, plied Science.The following are the results of the Christmas examinations in the Faculty of Applied Science of McGill College :\u2014 MATHEMATICS.Fourth Year\u2014Ulass I\u2014None.Class II\u2014 Palme:; Carlyl and Ferrier, equal.Class III \u2014Taylor, Forneret; Bull and Rupert, equal.Tuird Year\u2014Cluss l-#iovelaee Class II\u2014 Drum.ond ; Childs and Tremblay, equal; Euess, Og1 vy.Class 1II\u2014Macmutt and Roy, equal ; Gr-en.Second Year\u2014Engineering Sludents\u2014Clas I \u2014L à, Tuplia.Class II\u2014MeFarlane, Antliff, McLennan, Hunter.Class III\u2014Naismlith, Bertrand, Addie Second Year\u2014Chemistry Students\u2014Class I \u2014Noue.Uiass l[\u2014-Edwards, Hersey,.Class H1=You g.First ear\u2014Class I\u2014Mattice, Mooney, Evans.Class [I\u2014Hawkins, Jamieson, Monk, Hllacot.Uloss 1II\u2014Redp«tn, Reed, Small, Williams.CHEMISTRY.First Year\u2014Class I\u2014livans, Mathie, Jamie- gon, sSm:ill, Class [i\u2014Hawkiux aud Moon- ev, equal; Loe, Reed.Class III\u2014Hunter, Monk, Redpath, Bllacott, addie, Goulet.ZOOLOGY.Second Year\u2014Class I\u2014Lea, McLennan.Class II\u2014McFarlane, Hunter; Antliff and Bertrand, eq .al.Class Lu\u2014McKeazie, Addie.GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY.Third Ye+sr\u2014Class I\u2014Lovelace, Mannett, Class i1I\u2014Green, Tremblay.Class III\u2014Roy.BOTANY.Second Year\u2014Cl.ss I\u2014Hdwards, Hersey.Olass Il\u2014Havilloa.Class 11I\u2014Young.ENGLISH LITERATURE AND ANALYSIS.First Year\u2014 lass [-\u2014Eva s, Mattice.Glass Il\u2014Mooney, Jamies n; Monk and Hawkins, equal.-slass III\u2014#liacott and Reed, equal; smalill, Reapath, Williams, FRENCH.First Year\u2014Class I\u2014 Aattice.Class II\u2014 Williams.Class IlL[\u2014Redpath, Ogilvie.Sec.nd Year\u2014Cluss I\u2014T.plin.Class II\u2014 Addie, McFarlane.Class 1I[\u2014Hunter.GERMAN.Third Year\u2014Class I11\u2014Childs.Secouu Year\u2014Duruou I\u2014Class I\u2014EZdwardse Class II\u2014~Hersey Class II \u2014Young, McLen- nan.Durnon I1\u2014Class [\u2014Lea.Class II\u2014 antliff Class III\u2014Naisraith.Fourth Year\u2014Ciass I-\u2014Evans, Mooney, Reed, Jamiesun.Class II\u2014Monk, Hawkins, Class III\u2014Small.PRIZE REPORTS.Toe prizes offered for the best summer reports nave been awarded tu the tollowing:\u2014 Ww.F.Ferrier \\Fourth Year) the subject of the report being :\u2014 A.Lu Drummond (Third Year],the subject of the report being \u201cindicators and Indicator Diagrams.\u201d HENRY T.BovEY, Dean.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 A GARD.Ta ali who are suilering from the errors end indiscretions of youth, nervous weake © 3, early decay, loss of manhood, &e., | will send » recipe that will cure you 7REE OF CHARGE.This great remedy was discovered by & missionary in Sou: À aerica, Send a self-addressed envelop: to the Rev.Josrra T.INMAN, Siation D.New York City A Heavy Load.\u201c When I ate, my tood was like a lump of lead in my stomach.I took Burdock Blood Bitters.The more I took the more it helped me, and 1 am like a new man now,\u201d says Ezra Babcock, Oloyne P.O, Townehip Barrie, Ont.Horroway\u2019s Pins.\u2014 Epidemic Diseases \u2014The alarming increase of cholera and diarrbœa should be à warning to every one to subdue at once any irregularity tending towards disease.Holloway\u2019 Pilla should now be in every househ:ld to rectify ail impure states of the blood, to remedy weakness, and to overcome impaired general health.Notbing can be simpler than the instructions for taking this corrective medicine, nothing more efficient than its cleaneing powers, nothing more harmless than its vegetable ingredients.Hotloway\u2019s is the best physic during the summer season, when deeaying fruits und unwholesome vegeiabl:s are frequent- \u2018ly deranging the bowels,and daily exposing thousands, through their negligence in permitting disordered action,to the dangers In 1874 the amount won in stakes wag of diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera.SAB MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZEYTH.THURSDAY, JANUARY 18 Tegal Cards.J.C.McCORKILL, ADVOCATE, OHAMBEHRS\u2014Opposite St) Lawrence HaV; 188 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL July 8 8m 164 KENNEDY, BLANCHARD & McKAY, Barristers, Solleltors, &c., WINNIPEG, T.8.Kennedy.| O.Blanchard.| Jas.McKay July 28 176 MCINTYRE, LEWIS & CODE, Barristers, Solicitors, dc.Buprome Court and Departmental Agents, Solicitors Bank of Montreal.for Union Bank of Lower Canada, &o.Ottawa, Ont.A.F, MOINTYRE.| J.TRAVERS LEWIS.Copæ July 2 158 MACDONALD & MacINTOSH, [Late Mr.H.Sandield Macdonald] BARRISTERS, CORNWALL, Ont.Gxo, 8, MAODONALD, | JNO.A.MacINTOSH, May 10 ly 120 MACDONALD, TUPPER & PHIPPEN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, OFFICES OVER MERCHANTY BANK, WINNIPEG.HUeH J, MAUDONALD, FRANK H.PHIPPEN J.BTRWART TUPPER, WILLIAM J.TUPPER « Feb, 23° m85 F.B.LATOMFORD, : BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &O., Supreme Court and Departmental Agent, 19 ELGIN STREET, OTTAWA, Ont.June 8 15 188 MACMILLAN &: CAMEROR, BARRL.TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C+» LONDON, ONT.ny GIBBONS, McNAB & MWLKHRI?, Barristers, Attorneys, &¢.OFFICE: hmond and Corner Rio kmond ON Carling Streets, Geo, C.Gibbons, | Geo.McNab, P.Mulkern.Fred.F.Harper.August 9 190 LEITOH & PRINGLE, Barristers, Altorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in Ohancery, Notaries Public, &c.OORNWALL, ONT.Jas, Leitch, 1 R.W.Pringle.August 25 MACLENNAN, LIDDELL & CLINE muse een à Moine, rs, Solicitors, No es 3 CORNWALL, Ooxr.© = J, B, Maclennan, a Jaly2 tee BEATTY, CHADWICK, BLAOCKSTOOK & GALT, BEATTY, COHADWIOEK, BLAOESTOOK & NEVILLA, 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es:\u2014 dustry & Refuge acknowledges, with on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi- Be De ee a Ni Caution is necessary, owing fo time Correcting Acidity of the \"266 St.James stress, thanke, $6 from Mrs.Speid.ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills Sele Agents for Canada and the United States (wholesale only) various cheap and inferior sub= A P ATTE RN Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyas Windsor Hotel i het Bik 1 i alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and O.David & Co., 9, Fencharch Avenue, London, England, stitutes being in the Market.RULES TO .epsia Headaches Dizziness, © à Xe sé, Montreal General Hospital.gloomy borebodings, irregular appetite, and .oh \u2019 ee Ee er mm pepsi, I 288, sy Balmoral Hotel Ticket Ofos, The treasurer acknowledges, with coated tongue, Jou are suffering Si Heartourn, Constipation, Dryness Quebec Gate Station, Moutresi.thanks, the receipt of the following sums : SOTLLOIS BYES > rE 2 o e Skin, Dropsy, Dimn W.C.VAN HORNE, C SPE - Biliousness.\u201d\u201d\u2019 In m cases onl 6 39 cs : 3 .W.NOER cove $42 fiom the employes of the Running part of these symptoms are expérienoed.A Statemen Forms.&o Vision, 1 Ji aundiee, Salt (neu, Vice-President.Asst, Genl, Supé.Sheds Department, and $20.50 from the, & remedy for all such cases, Br.Pierce\u2019s in \u201c ue the Feo ary a, Fou hes GEO.OLDS, ve employes of the Mechanical Superintend- Colded Modical Discovery has no ae ; ii emma e Heart, Nervousness, an = General Trafic Manager, 8 00 - qual, eral Debility; all these and many CET ent\u2019s Office, Grand Trunk Railway Com- or Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, oo otter similar Complaints yield to tha D MoFIOOLL: cs » St, ; .= n consequence flue Arp i vai I ho pany Point St.Charles ; $20 from Mrs, Shortness of isreath, ronchitis Z quence of Imstations of THE WORCESTERSHIRE ha influence Pp of SUEDOO < Gienorsi PRosSnEAr Agen Lyman, and $5 25 from the Pree- Severe Coughs, Comsumpiion, an A , : ; Pari Railway Blanks Poy = ; July 14 enrr Lyman, \u2019 : kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy, SAUCE which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins Ww BLOOD BITTERS, 9 0 byterian Church of Georgetown, being a Send ten cents in stamps for Dr Pierce's : bottle 7 80 collection av Thanksgiving service, per book on Consumption.Sold by Pruggiste.have to request that Purchasers see that the Label on every ' T, MILBUBY & CO, Proprietors, Toronto lB 1 45 Rev.James Patterson.OR 6 BOTTLES dears their Signature thus\u2014= 3 T] ; 600 ee PRICE $1.00, For 5.06.| ere Rauwav Tickets 20 8 OU TALK OF THE DAY.\" Angus, $260; D.M., $250 ; M.H.Gault, $100; Elizabeth C.Orkney, $100; Warden King, $100 ; Samuel Fizley, $100 ; George Miles Williams, $50; Hugh McLennan, $60 ; James Burnett, $50; 8.H.& A.8S, Qeorge Sumner, $25 ; Kenneth Campuell, $20 ; George Armstrong, $10.The Out-door Board of Relief acknowledges, with thanks, the following dona~ tions, viz : Mrs.Speid, $3 ; a friend, 50c.and parcel of cast-off clothing, and the treasurer of the Protestant House of In- In Bavaria it is not good form for a lady to shake hands with a gentleman until she is very well acquainted with him, mente fiw of water, but like the water in the other wells in Florida, it is strongly } impregoated with sulphur aad other in short, all diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful, purifying, and ored plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount for a treatise on Scrofulous Affections.\u201cTHE BL TIRE LIFE.Lungs, +; wromptly and certainly arrested CHRONIC DISEASES OF THR Liver, Blood, and Lungs, dehilitated, have \"If you feel dull, drowsy, Sehilitated, have gh-bro sallow color of skin, or ye Viorld\u2019s Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, 663 Main St, BUFFALO, N.Y.},$500 REWARD THE OINTMENT \u2014(; FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, #ADE DISHES & SAUGES.An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases of weak digestlen and debility.= HE DOUGLAS & CO.AND ALEX.TROUHART.MONTREAL AGENTS, April'e CAUTION.\u2014 Genuine ONLY with fac-simile of Baron Liebig's Signa- Is a success and a boon tor which Nations should feel grateful.\u201d tyre in Blue Ink across Label.This BILL HEADS Railway Coupen: BILLS OF LADING .es ; ; Oreek, in the Thirteentk \u2014\"TO\u2014\u2014 They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in lg G.Murray, $500; Robert Benney, $250 ; grom J ie ; } 1 For Children and the Township in the Bixth |, : .7 45 Sir D.A.Smith, $250 ; Grace Murray, om a common IBlotch, or Eruption, all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.Xo - _ Quebec and the Lower Provinces; 8200; Brats Moras Caan.RE Bre an She or eae SI aged they are priceless.i OS J Li / idiom, shout Fiv Southesst Quarter of Section 17.Northwest Quarter of Section 17 Southwest Quarter of Section 18 pal Meridian, about Five THE HARALD OFFION Ottawa, Kingston.Toronte, BRITISH COLUMBIA: BR.2788) TE, Uniocks allthe clogged avenues of tha Bowels, Kidneys and ing off gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul Liver, carry= TO THE NORTH-WEST.Through Sleeper to Toronte : And on Transcontinental Trains.For full information Time-Tables, Map TO PRINTERS.FOR SALE CHEAP, = | = | == pura - SUE EASTER) _ Raihwans.a and ro uomarried woman is allowed to : » without which no bottle of the original WORCESTERSHIRE Railwav Time Bills 4 Second-hand Gordon Job Cylinder Press cr .190 speak on the street to any of ber friends = A\\RYCE S LITTLE F SAUCE is genuine Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.Montreal ans Boston Air Lise 6 45 of the opposite sex, no matter how well 55 YNeasant LIVER ae .5 Ben .- Has + 1 oF ountain Somplete: will print 3 c : Re oo she may know them., PELLETS wrvéakbhvo Ask for LEA and PERRINS® Sauce, and see Name on Wrapper, Label, ets and Railwav Folders be put in good running order, and would be à \u2019 0 .7 00 Mr.Flagler, of New Yo, is boring the SGUSUS PILLS.Stopper.Wholesale and for Export by the Proprictors, orcester ; rosse and useful press Lu à country officce, Wh Ite M ountai L largest artesian well in the world ai St.| ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC.Blackwell, London, &c., &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the Wor Apply to HERALD Office.n ine 6 00 Augustine, Fia.cveady there js au ira- Sold by Druggists.25 cents a vial.- - hme M&F\" This is the ONLY LINE from Montreal running through the Whi ; minerals.Mr.Fiagler tends to keep on die offered by be pro rietors : j 8 esr Mountains to Portland, viæ Fabya- « i i ikes ater.¥ 0 r.Sage\u2019s Catarr emedy : } ; ; à i HEH .700 4 boring util he strikes pure fresh wa of Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy i ÿ ADVICE NOTES di = and White Mountain Notch.760 4 The Theatrioal Mision of London, pet J Oe have a discharge from i ie à § land, founded io , seems to be u grea yo i i i f On and after MONDAY, OCT ; j py the nose, offensive or other- 2 8 \u2019 OBER 4th, success.Its old headquarters ave be} @, wise, partial loss of smell, taste, = 3 HEL A | 1886, trains will leave Montreal as follows im = Cone come too small for the 6,000 professiovals J Ot headin weak eyes, dull ain IODIDE OF IRON q For Railwavs and Steamshins L *LEàsépik 9 Oo oO A.M.\u2014Day Express.for Port- who are uow connected with it, and a large or presgure 1a bend, You es Cal, Tho roved by the Academy ot Medioine of 10 , Manthosies, Conepra do mim : and magnificent building in Covent Gorden Dr.Sage\u2019s CATARRHE REMEDY cures the worst ARE are apecially recommended by the \u2014 Trains Leave Montreal Drawng Room Car running 7 808 80 bas just been opened.Over 1,100 Chris- coses of Catarrb, \u201cCold in tho Head,\u201d Medical Celebrities of the World for Soroful , | through to Boston.j x : 2a A ; tian lady workers are associated with the and Catarrhal Headache.G0 cents.(Tumors, King's evil, ato.) the early £ stages 1 2.20 mr i Foaln, arriviag BU 4.1 Oo PM aout ae ce 8H above lu-tithtion, and vist actress 3 aud May 3 lv res 10 Poorness of Blood, and for stimulating an ! 12,10 pas Montpelier, 12.50 p.m Chsaire, and intarmediate points, .\"members of the bailet in their profèe- regulating lta periodiocourse.Nome genuine LAW FACTU MNS White River Juzction\u201d 255 p.mi.> 45 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston | sm t sional apartments\u201d in Manchester, Liv-} #4 2, ë unless signed ** Blancard, 40 rue Bonaparte, Posion, TiaLayel, 705 0,12, RNC = and Now pongland _poluts, with 7 30827 | erpool aud ther cities, their kindly efforts % PR | A G H | | à COAL : Paris.xx afortheus fe vis Springñeld, i tached ; also throu ering Car at- 3 90 being greatly appreciated.The medical : = ! De E, Fouxera&0,, N.T., Agents for the M.are Lulmes Now Bufet Parlor Oars te Boa for Springfield and all points on \" missicn is the latert outcome of this now ne mens WILL CURE OR RELIEVE LYMAN, SONS & 00, Moncron.agents on.ho 1.00 ME River Line, world-wide, beneficent and unique work.FRESH MINED, Sorsened SILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, Sola by Druggists generally, ; P,2&\u2014Mew York aud Hoste Fw.stop only at principal stations, alng ll The London correspoudent of the Belfast | Le +1.:.DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY Protessiona.anss 4.20 prose.arriving Bt.Alhans 68 | Kor further particular, sce Time Tables, yal 78 Morning News relaies a remarkable case Steam Coal, arriving daily in| |NUIGESTION, FLUTTERING EEE NCEE TS i a Bupperl, Buington 810 Castôms at Bonaventure Dopos, Passe by the of Trv agaia.\u201d Ao Irish goldier named BOX cars dry and fres from JAUNDICE OF THE HEART, dut; BH 4% 1.30 à m,, Alteny 145 a.m, Ne For Lickets and all information, apply at minute Maloney ssved Queen Victoria's life when dunt ! ERYSIPELAS ACIDITY OF HS DE Hida g, \u2014 Lou La ame Moreester 0.40 Hotel, or Bonaventu.e Sinon (eh Balmoral ; .or I D 7.49 Ne, Vila ut * .the wa- only two years old by rescuing ker AUB SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, Drugeist 150 Rue de Rivoli PARIS, FRANCE.|A land, Bellows Falls and Fitch- T.A.MAUXINNON ova (rom beuenth the carriage in which she.ERLANG BAUWAY & 0021 COMPANY HEARTBURN, YNESS Ÿ For more than 50 years Physicians have burg Novent etats! Manager for the Trustees 32) pad rag driven and which upset.He broke GUMBERTAN HAE) Va A HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN, | recommended Briaut's Syrup for all à | n i f i yoga gleoplug Gars Montreal to Now ovember 150 tool} a WA ais lez, and the Queens mother, the J, BCH ANS, And every species of disease arising Bh Bmore Qu lhest: Covaxs, Corps, HGH ANT JG PRINTIN fr Through Oarh on this train orriving Waywr- % m.Duchess cf Kent, gave hin ope pound.Segraars .from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS, i TARRH, &0.It is pa Fa \u2019 lon 7.20 70.Megeg 8.80 p.15, and Sherbrooke De dare Ë Hudson La | [ jo His regiment was despatched to India and JEBECEURTOLD | HAMBERE, | | T WT EURN a on BLOOD.i toe most Sees! CEN 9.20 p.ua.°* fia û 4 Maloney spent twenty years thers.\u201ce-} 212 Alexis Strsat,s « M, w TOP ORO Pablo and the! #4 204 IN THY LM.\u2014 Night Erpreus, for &t Ex A J turning, he wag pensioned oft on sixpence des > TORONTO.Mcnespest of alll LE 40 Albesi, Waits ver 5 non, HRAIROADS January \u20ac 2 .:@ the twent 3 Bpectoral medi- 1 Ler, Nashua, srriv res (twelve cents) a day.Durisg he weuty , NT 1 OR COUHB AND COLDS.ics.BoE Fg Tr ink Wp.and EL.a ee ee res Rc i Wational Colonization LUIGI F Nowostand Most Modera Styles of Type Toru na Moramptou Holyoks, Cw \u201d No ue He persisted.At last he got il k AY'S COMPOLND OF LINSEED, ' Spriteñsidr and Now Havan 12-40 Mie day, Jar one pound every week \u2018end still receives \u2014OF THE = Aniseed, Senegs, Squill, Tolu, &c., gite Garatugs, A#0F, Albany, Howton.à \u2019 \u20ac : \u201d \u2018 ; th Chlorodyne: - Thi A Keg ci : ; Now York, Phi hh >, Friday this remittance regularly.Maloney is now 7 wi a rain makes clots conprodon 8 sw ors, Philadel hin, \u2019 more than eighty years old.Rev.FATH R LASELLE.AY\u2019S COMPOUND, a dewulcent ex EXECUTED WIT?washus snd \u2018Winchendeu for Worosaier; RP B ° day, Jan g | K torant, for \" à Colds Providence and points on Now York snd | aMD ALL: POINTE SOUTE AWD SANT.\u2019 A pec rant, or oug 18 BD .ow Angland road 8.ram msn } rarer Pulimen Buffet Bleoxing U&xs to Boston \u201c ! dn esday, h CAN YOU ANSWER rR saw à $30,000 IN PRIZES.= AY'S CUMPOUND, for Coughs and Meztness ana Desnpaten #94 Sprincio GUICK TTNMTE.' Ist ere a person ving who ver sas oo Colds, is equally serviceable for For Tickets, Time-tables, and other infor- .es day, Jan-ÿ -case of ague, biliousness, nervoulsne Tickets, 1st Series, = = «= 8100 Horses and Cattle, matlon, spply @ Windse: and Balmoral NO DELAYS.Meuralgia, Or any disease of the stomach, c 2nd Series, - - - 285 _ \u2014 Hots #, rai Trark Omics or ac ble Voni- J anuary liver or kidneys that Hop Bitters will not A page: journal containing all informa AYS Tie PILLS, 5 gpeoific in Neu sæRÿ'e offion; 186 5, Jamo re RAVE fn and Atter MONDAY January\u201d Sure?tion relating to the SECOND GRAND LOT ralgia, Face-ache, &c.- vanadian Passenger Agent, Nov.15th instant à s Hop Bitters is the only TERY to be held in April can be obtained on OAGULINE.\u2014 Cement for Broken J.W.HOBAR1, 8.W.CUMMINGS, = ; > dnesday My mother say p y \u201col Sold here Genl.Manager, Gon, Pags, Agent.TRAINS WILL LEAVE MONTREAL ' ¢tning that will keep her from severe attreks application to the office of the Lottery, Bal Articles.Sold everywhere, go Tri Montreal, November 27th, 1886.> a à + day, Jan 1 ox patnlysis and headacne\u201d\u2019\u2014Ed.Oswego oo) Hotel Building, Montreal.SoleMakers, KAY BROS, Stockport, P AMPHILE TS 4,30 pe NIERR Exprems=Vivgners Hes .] .m : gant Rleeplrg Usy range taroug New Tork ss aly, Ie sickly, prey LE SE anis to arovosdre or P-0.Box 1 | rear : a.+1 Xo Janpary changed into a great bouncing boy an .0., The Great English Prescription.EPIL PSY 5 .0h Ta Zs n° Train makes Was raised froma sick bed by using Hop closing stamps for postage and registration.%» A successful Medicine used over ill 5 \u2018 ALL SIZES.Bl clone [onsen id er, re AE January Bitters a short time,\u201d A Youn Morse, _Dec- 16 204 301 il 230 years in thousands of cases.According to the present state of À ., 5.30 fra, , an January No use to worry about any Laver, TER & , ene potency tdedical Science GCI TINE ATS g Intercolonial Railway Tough Mells and Express car Kidney or Urinary trouble; especially Nh and all diseases caused by abuse, are Erodes {Sugar Coated Pills) On Paper or the Best Quality Information given, and Tickstssold at al) duesday, Brighf's Disease or Diabetes, as Hop Bit- 0 \\ [BEFORE] indiscretion, or, Qva-azerlion.tl most active remedy again ot hoot and moments Grand Yrunk Offices, andat the Company's ters never fails of & cure where a cure 18 0 AN AD À COTTON tll M P ANT Six packages ar eee doc he Great Famers ble disease.\u2014J.MOUSNIER.Phys.| Uiiee, lay, Jan possible ! ! ! ; Prosoripiioi, take ng Substitute.One package clan, Sceaux, Seine, France.E : = WINTER ARRANGEMENT.on ee Street, Montreal._ ; .Six $5, mail.oi .LW.B IOK, \u2018CHAS.C.MOFALL ; 6 .it, Mi ; \u2014 , - January «I had gevere sitack of gravel snd Kid- Doruwall, Ont BE er ora by Br 1 MOGALE Jam.I mmm Estimates Given of Every uesoripties Genoral Pasvr Agont, GonerslAgent, ney trouble ; was unable to get any medi- 0101 a À ar LAVIOLETTE & NELSON.of Beck and Job Printing Commencing 22nd NOV., 1886.May 55.any NS Moktres! .) minutes cine or doctor to cure me until I used Hop Mauufacturers ot Cottonades; Duotxs-Jnntn: September 16 iyD tre 223 THROUGH EXPRUBE PaHENGIR Bitters._ TRArry.Flaanels, Dyed Liaings, Ootton Blankets, de TRAINS BUM DAILY (Sancays ascoptod as | lowing ve Unhealibr or , inactive kidneys Offices im Montreal: M A N \"8 a momen ra follows ois MANITOBA & HORTHWESTERN À Ï, £0, cause *\u2018 gravel, Bright\u2019s disease, rheuma- : 2 ave Lares sk \u201c .; Corner St.Johu and Notre Dame street: = Arrive Riviere du Loup.tiem and \u201ca horde of other serious and ty and Diatriot M | ¢ o ' ( ¢ 3 .* 3th, 26th.fatal diseases which can be prevented with Ont.3 ity and Disbrio wo 23 Oo RCA MIS £1 BROKERS ADVICE NOTES on Zrois Plstoies.ov.CHANGE OF TIME.xico, 4th.Hop Bitters if taken in time.is ihe most complex work of the Creator w Le ais Tiule Deus on mE erect Monday, December 20, 1886\" ! \u2018 v 6 ?+.scene oO OC.0,1 No.ea) and \u2014_\u2014 and when this complicated structure, eo Seimei ol Flin mec 6 'RINOUSI® JUNE OBessensauens 832 © Mix'd| Pass.a ë Panama bn MC, \"an oars, and thore 15 oC O hee D F E E I exquisitely wrought, is disturbed by dis EEE , fe albu ee WINE |Meat ATIONS Fes.racss | 1 e \u2018 r TR = os uenneuus: S6-4400 AAA ÂLe .an au .2th, 15th, 20 medictue that equals them Jor billous at MAY BE AVOIDED BY USING ace from the Sige i physician FREEMAN'S Brokers\u2019 Buying and Beilimg| = Moncer\u2026.- 34) AM Thurs pris Sty vid in, Cam- incident to'this malarial climate.oy AY for the human body is too precious to be MES a « Falifax.onli 1205 By 55051 12.00 im 14 > .- : .ej 14 : era, Crus IT Aumxivom RAMSA s neglected, Tt becomes the question then WORM POWDERS.vonträcr BIanks, anncxoparuak Trams leaving ontes | 1 183 Gone\u2019 i ER ; ; i .a a \u2019 .G .02) ce- Ry .Jantiago \u201cMonroe, Mich.,Sept, 26th, 1876.Sirs Boot Grease and Waterproof | What physician shall be employec T° With thess trains.39 50 16.001.fattnnedora 11] 1100 59 Jentiagos I have been taking Hop Bitters for Inflam- = _ Dr.Os0AR JOBANNESEN, of the Univer Are pleasant to take, Contain their own Blank Books The Trains to fslitex and St John run! 15.10].Rapid City 7.01 Guaten- mation of kidneys and bladder.It hus Leather Preservative.sity of Berlin, Germany, bag made a Life.Purgative.Is 2 safo, sure, and effectual tarougl 0 EO ees oa ior | HE TE Shonl Take CT Sa EE ,Ç | Pacife « done for me what four physicians failep| pm Keeps the feet dry and warm.long study of ailments of the Nervous an dostroyor of worms im Children or Adulte day, Wednesday and Friday, runs through tr ui 18 55{.Birtle .| 8.00 8.38 b.\u201c to do\u2014cured me, The eftect of the Bit- a Genito-Urinary System, Led ors Halt X, and the cne lesving on Tuesday, |.\" 21.251.Binscarth .\u2026.5.10{ .and Bar, ters seemed like magic to me.\u201d W.L A.RAMSAY & SON, HIS REMEDIES CURE Bend six ents for postage and DE rr nr or Eastern tn iy === i 285 oo Russel Del 3.5 .\u201c receive free, & COB pb 1 Era Standsre coves 4 \u2014 ngenburg .2.80} .a Cem ours:\u2014 Hop Bitte e been of 37 to 41 Recollet Street, Any Debility or Derangement of the Ner sg00ds which will help all, of Dav Bocke Time, Arr, | Arr.5 & Lve.Live.\u2018 .: ; ; either sex, to more money right away than ##-THROUGH TICKETS may beobtained +Meals.a great va one: too as ald up Rh ATR MONTREAE vous Sy stem, including Sperm aithores anything else in this world.Fortunes await = : via rail and steamer to all points on the Trains leave Minnedosa for Rapid City own 8 , November i5 274 Genorrhea, Syphilis, Striciure,lmpotence, | the workers absolutely sure.Terms mailed dJOUFNAIS Lover St.Lawrence and in the Maritime TDESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 16.:8; return- Col., ex- no relie: until! tried your Hop Bitters.Te ta Mai ora 1 ! these suffering from debility, or any one in ete, ete.| free.True & Co, Augusta Maine, 1y Provinces, ing leave Rapid City WEDNESDAYs and IH feeble health, I cordialiy recommend them BECAUSE you may have been cheatea For tickets and all nformailon in regard to SATURDAYS at 9.00; for Langenburg, leave , Brazil J.O.: STOETZEL, 638 Fulton street, Chicago, and fooled by T (UACKS who claim to cure AK UN DEV EL OPED PART 8 \u2014 passenger fares, rates of freight, train sr Fire FRIDAYS only, at 2 00; returning ; - , .W Ë Tan ho eaye ngenpurg onry.5 0.at 2.80 Ti this class of disorders, do nof hesitate to 9 > .& \u2019 a.W.ROBINSON for Russell leave Binscarth TUESDAYS only i - ive Dr.JOBANNESEN\u2019S method a fair trial of the BODY ENLARGED and STRENGTH de Wo U at 21.80 ; returning leave Russell WEDNES.\u2014\u201c Paralytic, nervous, tremulous old g : hroni din ENED.Untailing method of self-treatment.EVERY CLASS OF Eastern Freight and Passenger #goni DAYS only at 3.48, making connection with or and people are made perfectly quiet and before your case becomes chronic and in Fall preot, eC menos oy medled 186} ST, JAMES STREET main line trains.onnect at Portage La or $ : = .gesled, es.; © oye trains oonnec Ye FO $ sprightly by using Hop Bitters, AD V ERTISERS curable AF FREE.S% Address Frm MEDAL 00 Brno NY Opposite Bt, Lawrence Ha oi Prairie, with tring of the Can.Pao, Ry.to and .= 1 , .+ 1, ° .- @æ-None genuine without a bunch of A valuable treatise, explanatory of Dr| August 28 cL 0, POITINGER, For information as to freight or passenger pondencé | H label.8 , ; i : rates apply to A.McDonald, Asst.Freight fore the | vile, poisonous soul with \u201cHop\u201d or Hope | CAN learn the exact cost on 8 systems will be cent by mail p\u2014 rea A L KS Sng Sd Paenser Axons 2 Misses set Frelgnt in their name.; : .nstant r n ; : «40 ; t \u2014_\u2014 eee 1 i flerer addressing his sole PIL v days.and never returns.No Mopaton, H.B,.Nov.16th,1886, Generel Superintendent.; line of vation, to any su i 0 salve, no suppository.Hufterers 1 outa bs ; De It Seldom Fats, a.of any proposed * auinonized agent for the United States and pur est of dimple remedy Froe, by ad- PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE.J.BRIELLE in wi \u2018 .D.Cameron, of Westlake, Ainslie, ell : , .dress ' \u2019 Loh .ot ihre Cape Breton, had inflammatory rheuma- adver ising in American HENRY VOGELER.Maro! 08m tre D'W S - d tism which Hagyerd\u2019s Yellow Uil cured .19 South Street, New York.Land Surveyor: piaggio ht el\u201d papers by addressing mrespiesciamenysiten| rogllont Storage \u2014 sass sre.urd PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and d i duly qualified consult: pacs * .TT 9,00 and too early eating is relieved at ons by Geo.P.Rowell & Co., tan.8 anly \u20ac Apply ab - \u2018| er If you want a Book- Twoldé: \\ in oe tery porters Little Liver Pills Newspaper Advertising Bureau, A correspondence held as strictly con Il IN ab A ( keeper's position advertise in .+ after dinner.on\u2019t forget 10 Spruce St, New York.Sdential, and advice ma free 0 \" ag: ; thi pru , \u2019 8 INSPECTION CFFIJR free Be 1 Law STt [Send 10cts for 100-Page Pamphlet.charge.2m 49 A0EF J The Herald, \u201c ES SHB MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTR THURSDAY.J ANUARY 13 8 THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK QUEBEC, Liberals and Conservatives Mustering their Forces.Both News Guthered Up in Oamps, Arranging for the Fight in the Different Counties, It is zenerally believed among politiciana ot all colors in this city that there will be no session of the Domumion Parlisment at the customary time aud that the Domir- ion elections are coming off some time next month.The Liberals, who are jubilant at the prospect of vietory in the coming contest, by the success which crowned their efforts in the late fray, are going into the fight with hopes of taking a good majority of the seats in the Province.During the last few weeks considerable organization work has been done, and representatives of the party elaim that they are at present in a position to ,kuow that they will have candidates in all the constituencies, and that they can redeem a majority of them.Alderman Beausoleil, who is running in Bertbier, was seen yesterday, and stated that his chances are excellent and that the county will return a supporter of Bon.Edward Blake.Mr.Massue, Conservative M.P.for Richelieu for Several years, publishes a letter in the Sore/ois, in which he declares that he does not again intend contesting the county, and that he will retire from public life.This decision, il is generally believed, has been arrived at because there was a split in the local Conservative convention, ten votes out of forty being cast for the uncrowned King of the St.Lawrence, Mr.L.A.Senecal, who, it is possible, may consent to run in the Conservative interest, The Liberal candidate is Dr.Ladouceur, Mayor of Sorel, and bis friends state that he will be elected by & sweeping majority against all comer:.In Yamaska it is generally conceded that certain defeat is staring Mr, Vanasse in the face and that Dr.Mignauit will be added to the Opposition phalanx 85 & representative for this county.In Chambly, Alderman Prefontaine, M.P., (who will have had two elections before taking his sent) states that he will be elected by a rouging majority against any candidate who 18 brought forward.The new'y enfranchised electors in this county are Liberals by a large majority.- I.L'Assomption the Conservatives hope to be able to pull through with Mr.Hurteau, but the Liberals point to the result of the local elections in this county and state that Mr.Jos.Gauthier, merchant, of Bt.Lin, who ie their caudidate, will be elcci- ed by a substantial msjority.Iv Laprai- rie it is considered doubtful whether Mr, dos.Tasse will consent to face the music, as Mr.Charlebois\u2019 close escape in the [st contest is not at s!l reassuring, The Nationalists in this electoral division are sanguine that the county will go for Blake, They oiaim that they have three candidates to select from, either of whom is certain of success.The Indian vote in Caughnawaga is now sure to be divided.In Vercheres the Hon Felix Geoffrion will carry the county sgainst all comers, St.Johu\u2019s anal Iberville will remain true to their colors and again zeturn Messrs.Bourases and\u2019 Bechard, if they should seek re-zlection.The same thisg may be s:id of St, Hyacinthe, where Mr, Bernier, M.P., wilr b- the Opposition candidate.Mr.Bergeron\u2019s return in Beauharnois is considered certain, in view of the fact that Mr.Bisson, M.P.P.,at the last election maneged to turn over 600 voies.In Joliette it is pos- gible that Mr, Charland may be the Liberal candidate, and the county is claimed to be favorable to the Opposition.In Laval, Mr.Adolphe Ouimet\u2019s name is freely mentioned in opposition to Cal.Oui- met, and his chances are considered good.In Two Mountaine, several meeling- have already been held, and the prospects are reported good for either Dr, Marsii, of St.Eustache, or Mr.Mathieu, of Bt.Schoi- astique.With regard to Terrebonne, a prominent Liberal of that place, said :\u2014 \u201c You may rest assured that we will.give Mr.Chapleau the closest run he has ever had.There is great discontent existing, and, if a farmer be brought out, we bave a chance to beat him.At the last election he was elected on promising to build a railway, but as nothing has been done he will not be able to have himself returned on this score.The dissatisfaction and disappointment at having been betrayed is general throughout the county.Mr.Chapleau will certainly have to makoa desperate fight to carry the division.\u201d THE BOLTERS\u2019 CONSTITUENOIES.Montreal East, Bagot, Rouville and Jacques Cartier are represented by ¢ bol- ters,\u201d and it is stated that the Opposition are going to wait until Mesers.Courzol, Dufort, Gigault and Girouard have decided what stand they will take.1t is saiu that a caucus of all the bolters will be held in this city next week and that they will then decide whether to throw in their lot with Mr.Blake or Sir John.If they declere themselves agammst the Government it is believed that they will be accepted as Opposition candidates, It ie alleged that the majority of them will.In Maekinonge, Mr.Desaulniers will very likely receive the Opposition candidature, In Drummond end Aribabaska the candidature has been offered to Mr.Levergne, the Honorable Mr.Lauriers law partner, and the indications are that he stands a geod chance of redeeming the constituency.It is not certain yet whether Mr.Bourbeau, M.P., will come out again.In the Quebec district Opposition candidates are being brought out in all the different counties and the prospect of Opposition success is reported excellent, On the whole the Opposition claim to be able to fake from thirty~eight to furty- three seats out of sixty-five.MR.MERCIER\u2019S PROSPECTS, A leading politician, editor ofa French Conservative paper, speaking to a HEraLD reporter, yesterday, said :~\u2014*¢ I'bings ere beginning to look black for us at Quebec.1 don\u2019t very well see how we can preveut Mercier from getting into power.\u201d SENATOR TRUDEL is spending a few days at St.Stanislne, Champlaia County, as the guest of Dr.Trudel, M.P.P.Mr.Bernatchez, M.P.P., for Mont magny, is coming up this week to spend a few days in Montreal as the guest of the Hon.Mr.Mercer, The Nationalist Conservatives of Three Rivers inteod askirg Mr.L.P.Pelletier, @' Ze Justice, to oppose Sir, Hector Langevin, \u2019 MORE BRIBERY.LI\u2019 Electour, regarding the attempt made to bribe the Opposition members, pub- lighes a special from Montreal in which the following occurs :\u2014* Some days ago a IH } considerable sum of money was offered to Mr.Bourbonnais, M.P.P.He made à pretence of hesitating to take the money snd bad the offer subsequently made to him in the hearing of several friends who were gested in an adjoining room.\u201d \u2018WHAT CHEEK WILL DO.The Journal de Quebec, with no small awonut of cheek says that heccsforth the Mai?will be looked upon and treated aa the organ of the Libera! party, acd says : \u201cWe cannot compliment the Liberals on this new acquisition.\u201d MR.JODOIN FOR OHAMBLY.A Conservative convention was held yesterday at St.Hubert, Chambly County, for the purpose of seiecting a candidate for the Dominion elections.Mr.Louis Brosseau, of St.Hubert, preeided aud tweniy- seven delegates were present as tdflowe : \u2014 Longueuil 6, Longueuil perish 3, St.Lambert 3, Chambly 3,8t Bubert 3, St.Bruno 3, Boucherville 6.Dr.Mariel, ex-M.P.P, Mr, Jodoin, the defeated candidate in the last D,miniou election, and other leading Conservatives were In uitendance.After addresses by eeveral pre-ent, Mr, Jodoin was unanimously chosen, and he accepted the tusk uf opposiag the return of Alderman Pre- fontaine, MP.NOTES, The preliminary objection fsled by Mr.Nantel, M.P.P., 1n the Terrebonne contested election case bave been diemissed with costs, The hearing\u201d upon the preliminary objections, fyled in #connection with the Ho- cheluga contested election case, has been fixed for to-morrow.Thirty-six members of the Legislature have signified their intention of taking part iu tbe great Opposition demonstration at Quebec on the 26th inst, The Conservatives of the County of Hants, N.8., have requested Mr.Alfred Putnam, ex-M.P.,tobea candidate at the coming Federal elections, Mr.Justin Lambert, the petitioner in the Hoctelaga contested election cage, has fyled a desistement at the Court House by which he withdraws all proceedir gs, tere AMUSEMENTS.Academy of Music.OVER THE GARDEN WALL, The nbove numed play, which has repeated its former success, was performed last night to & full house.It has been much changed and greatly improved, The third act is almost entirely new, Mr, Knights inimitable D T scene being retained.\u201c\u20ac BAINTS AND SINNERS.\u201d This play will hold the boards at the Academy next weeks [Philadelphia North American, Nov.80, 1886 } \u201cSaints and Sinners,\u2019 a melo-drama by Heury arthur Jones, author of \u2018The Silver King,\u201d which has b en played with success at the Mauaisen Square Theutr., New York, was rodaced at Chesinui Sure.t Lheatrs lust even- ng for the first time in tnis city.Its perfor n- ance made a favorable impres.i.n \u2018the de- velopmeut Of 1ts ploL, Or rather its theme, shows litlle of that const u -t.ve skill which simultanepusly excites nd bafflesthe curiosity of the spectaior, and opens up situations at once powerful and surprising.Mr.o es\u2019 art 18 of more primitive sort, Itis chiefly veeu- pied with such management of detaii as will «nable him to pres nt a simple story in à piain, strai,htforward and Ltelligible way.This he succeeds In doing, and 48 & lurge class of theatre-goors desire no more thau this, \u2018Saints and Sinners\u2019 iu reason bly sure of popularity.The central subject of the play\u2014the ruin of confiding innocence\u2014 is one which has done goud service en the steye, but there is some fre-huess iu Mr.Jones\u2019 tre tment of 11, He makes the grief ahd misery of «he girl less prominent than the distress which her misfortune causes a tendor hearted father, and this father, who is the very converse of Dunstan Kirke in ¢ Hazle Kirke \u201d ig, in his utier un-e.fishuess and unbending honor, a very noble and moving figure.:ndeea, all the characters are noiab.y well drawn although they are so distinctivel, English in their tralts that they nav Lot be fully appreciated by American audl nces.The \u201cchapel people whom Mr, Joues portrays and satiriz.s have no representatives here, and iu order to understand theus ne rust be conversaut with the great social \u201cap existing be ween the E tablished Church and atl uissenting b dies in Great Britain, the play is very well acted.Mr.C.vw.Couiduek ud the Rov.Jucob Fletcher has the leauing charne- tur, and his impersonstion of tne high i-inded, generous heared parson is a most ariistic aud impressive plece f work.Per haps Mr.C nidock is in danger of exagger- ativg the quietude of volce and mauner by which he (xpresses deep aud strong fealing habitüanil; held in restrant.Perhavs bis Jacob Fl:tcher 14 à lit! le tou subdued ab times, but in view of the fine effects which he produces, aud of the degree to -Which Lis rare outbursts of emotion are enhauced by the prevailing calm, it seeman hyperceriticai t » say su.Fausuawe, the deceiver, way dashingly played by Fraux Noreruss, and some extremely good character acting was done by Joun Howson, Cedric Hope and W.CT.Mel ville Tue partof the horoiue was intelligently and sympa! hetically rende: ed by Miss Viola Allen, and Miss Cowell did some good work,us Lydia, the falthfal housekeeper.The performance wa- ninoo.h snd the Waits short, 80 that the curtain foll + el ve: o'clock.\u2018 Saints and Sinners\u2019 18 a success.\u201d Theatre Royal, DAVY CROCKKTT, Mr.Edwiv F Mayo, 15 this celebrated play, 1s still the attraction.It wii) be withdrawn on Saturday evening.EAST LYNNE This popular piece, with Miss Ada Gray in the leadiog role, will be presenied at the Theatre Royal on Monday sfternoon.We clipthe following from the Chicng.Times : \u2014 Miss Gray isdestined to stand in the front rank of her rofession.Nature has mou ded her iu her Kindest inoods.A fa.e full bfex- pression snd an eye capable of emitting, at a single giance, the feedings that stir the soul, and a presence (hat is commanding and full of grace, added to =m voice that rises high in sgoLes Of passion, withers with sco n, and leads forpity in its wealth of tenderness.0 voice, unless We accept the lower register vf Foresi, cunta ns such a wea th of oryan tones, such range, such compass, and wonderful power ins voca sense.Itis admirably trained, and, In the portrayal of pess.n, power and intelligence, lights up the character with a halo of genius.There is a subtle refinement in every louk and every move- men: that few actresses ,Ossess, and a dell- cucy in her strokes of sentiment thut can spriug aloue from intuition.Her thorough and complete assumpt on of a part tells how a mistress of her art is Miss Gr y.She has thrown her strong nature bodily in her im- persons jon, whico is not on:y grand, but à beautiful and endnring picture of art.Lyceum Theatre, Buffalo Bul was again given at the above theatre last night, The several parts were those present showed ty their applause that they appreciated their efforts, This afternoon snd evening the well known play of Fanchon the Cricket, in five acts, will be put eon H'anchon.° Queens Hal.concerts, to be given to-night and tomorrow night, has been very large and to havea full Hall.is Liszt» Rhapscdie Hongroise No.6 a great reputation, ttf evening.: Cote des Neiges.all acceptably taken by the company, and : Ee with Mies Meyer as The sale of seats of the Carreno grand Madame Carreno, as usual in Montreal, is Among the numbers to be played by Madame Carreno to-night .: > Chopin\u2019s Conce:to in E Miuor with second piano accompaniment, Beethoveu\u2019s An- dente in F, Rubenstein\u2019s March from the Ruius cf Athens, and Chopin\u2019s Berceuse, Mrs.Helen E.H.Carter, the soprano, comes with very flattering notices, aud Mr.Ssxon, Boston\u2019s favorite baritone, has MAYORALIY NOMINATING COMMITTEE.The Mayoralty Nominating Committee will meet this evening at the Windsor at eight o\u2019clock, to consider the resolution referred to them by the public meeting veld m the Queen\u2019s Hall on Saturday THE EMBARGO RAISED.Exportation of Horses to TU.3.to Cortinue Uninterrupted, Montreal Veterinary Surgeons One and all Deny Its Existence, And None Can Be Found to Substantiate Dr.Laberge\u2019s Allegation.Dr, Anderson, Consul General for the United Siates, received a telegram from Washington yesterday afternoon annouwc~ ing that the embargo on horses had been raived.The announcement gavs general satisfaction to the members of the trade who felt that they bad been unjustly treated in this matter.In conaequence, however, of the statement made by Dr, Laberge in a report sent to the Board of Health, to the effect that there were certain velerinary surgeons who were aware that glanders were quite prevalent among horses in the city and who had informed him to that effect, a HERALD reporter day, to find out, if possible, the parties who had furnished the Medical Health Officer with that startling information.The enquiries established beyond a doubt that the statement made to the Lealth authoritics was not at all founded, and among all the surgeons interviewed there was not one who knew of a single case of glanders at present existing in the city, and every one denied giving Dr.Laberge the information published by him.The surgeons were unanimously of the opinion thet a special law should be passed to deal with glanders and empower them to have all horses shot which were brought to them afflicted by the disease, MR.O.FORTIN, V §,, the first that was interviewed, said that the last two cases of glanders which had come under his notice were late in the eummer, when he advised those who brought the horses to him to have them shot, which wag immediately carried out.Besides hie city practice he was called to the country to attend horses a good deal, and he would certainly know if the disease existed, He could say with the greatest certainty that the disease at presen: was not prevalent, or even known to exist in the city.Ae horses afflicted with the glanders could not be treated, he always impressed on the owners the necessity of having them shot, MR.0, BRUNEAU, another veterinary surgeon, thought that the reports circulated that glanders existed In the city were ridiculous, He never attempted to treat the disease but always enceavored to have the horse shot at once.He could not understand who had in- furmed Dr.Laberge that the disease existed in the oily, as every veterinary surgeon, and any one else who had anything to do with horses, knew that such was not the case.lt could be quite possible that there were some hidden cases where the owners thought themselves too poor to have their horsesshotand therefore doc:ored them, in order to keep them well enough to do work, It was his opinion, however, thet those who had the misfortune to have their horses taken with the glanders were quite willing that they should be removed.The next gentleman waited upon was MR, W.PATTERSON, V.8., who stated that he perfectly agreed with the article ou ** Glanders\u201d which appeared in yesterday morning\u2019s Herarp, He had quite à large practice, both in the city and ta the Country, and if the disease was prevalent at all he would know it.The proper thing to have brea done would have beeu t> have called à meeting of the veterinary surgeons when the rUiuur was fiest sei vfloat by Dr.Lisbergs\u2019s report that the disease was prevalent, The disease 18 à Very loutu-Orne oué, and no surgeon is desirous of seeing it ip the city.Luis also incurable, boih for man and bea:t.Io- fluenza and nasal gleet are very often inistaken for glaaders by those wuo are not well up in tbe diseases to whicn horses ave subject.He ft quite satisfied that the disease was neither prevalent or epidemic.The I.st cass that ame auder his notice was last January which was a typical cae of glunders.Acting on his advice, tae owner of the horse had the auimai shot.He Was well aware that the disesse did not exist in this city, and h: wae, therefore, astonished whea he learned that un embargo had been placed on tbe exportation of horses from Moair-ai £2 any pari fot the States, When there wus the possibility of the trade being injured by aa embargo, the proper uuthorities shouid have made diligent en- qures amcngat the veiesinary surgeons before tue statement was made that the dis- esse existed, Veterlaary surgeons are the ouly prr:ous ik:ly to know whether the disease exists in the city and it 1s but right that they should be consulted in the watter, \u2018This ougüt so be à lesson aud teach peop'e tha: official reports should not be mude unless it is known chet they age true.MR.D\u2019AUBIGNY, to whom the case of giauders had been brought which had caused so muon -rouvle, wus then seen by the reporter.After giving a detailed account of how ini case came to bz known by the heaith officer, an account of which has appearei in these columns, Mr.D\u2019Aubigny stated that since the oeginning of the present month a horse suffering from glanders bad been brougist to him for treatment by & man named Turner from He had positive iy refused to treat the disease, aud would not even allow the man to bring the horse in his yard, Turner had told wim thai he would bring another of his horees to him that he might see if it had the glanders.The mao, whom he had not previously geen never came to us office since, During tue year he had four or five horses suflering from glanders brought 10 him but he refused to have anything to do with thew and advi-ed the owners in every \u2018Case to have the horses shot which was done.Mr.D'Aubigny stated that he bad not given Dr.Laberge the information published by the ductor.MR.FAUSSE, who hae a very large practice in the East end, being interviewed seemed very indig- naut thal an embargo bad been placed on the horse trade, He was convinced that haif ot the cares put down as glanders were influenza.He explained how difficult it was to tell the glanders, saying it was fifteen days before any one ouuld tell that a horse was affected with this disease.He thought that a few cages of glanders existed occasionally, but he telt sure that there were no cages in 1he city at present.He was at a loss to know the veterinary surgeon: who had informed Dr.Leberge that the disease was prevalent, DR.SWINBURNE V.8., the waited on the veterinary surgeons, yester- | of à single case of the glanders in the city.He always sttended the horses of the Street Railway when they were sick, and where there were over 700 of these and not one affected with the disease, be thought this wens & good Way to show that the disease was not prevalent, as some of these horses would be likely to bave it, He wag of the opinion that Dr.Laberge shouid have consulted with veterinary surgeons before he presented his report to the Health Committee, after which he would have been in a better position to make a report, a better conclusion would have been srrived af, aud a great deal of trouble saved thereby.He had not given Dr.Laberge the information, A number of other gentlemen connected with the horse trade also stated that they were convinced that the disease did not exist in the city, and the; did not believe that any such statements were made bv veterinary surgeons us represented in Dr.Laberge\u2019s report.A propos to this subject, Mr.E.R.Twohey, the Deputy Coiiector of United States Customs, called at TEs Herarp office, lazt evening, and elated that after diligent enquiries he had not discovered or heard of a cage of gianders.He showed the following despatch which he had received trom Mr.Smulley at Burlington :\u2014 ¢ Secretary of the Treasury removea pro- \u201c hibition against the imporiation of ani- \u201c mals from Montreal and vicinity.(Signed } SMALLEY, cet LEGAL NEWS.In the case of Jones vs.Piince et al, Mr.Justice Mathieu yesterday morning rend-red judgment, quashing the seizure before judgment made in the hands of High Constabie Bissonette.Plaintiffs claimed that defendants obtained a large sum of money from him under false pretences, and, having failed in a criminal action, garnisheed about $700 which had been found on defeudants at the tin.e of their arrest.The learned Jud-e held that this was irregular, as the affidavit did not state that defendants were boul to depart from the Previnen, or were Becreting o.disposing of their effec:s to defraud the plaintiff.Messrs.Downie and Lanctot, for petitioners, Prince et al.; Messrs.Davidson and Bedard, tor plaintiff, Jones, MONTREAL WEST.The examination in chief of Mr.Hall was concluded yesterday.Mr, Hall produced five circulars, as asked for by petiiioner.His crogs-examination will be commenced this morning, counsel having request d an adjournment in order tu enable Lhe stenographer to exterd his notes.It was stuted chat here were apout 300 witnesses yet to be eurd.LAPRAIRIE CONTESTED ELECTION.The preliminary obbjections in this case were discussed by Mr.Justics Ma hieu.The objections were that certain irregularities had been committed by deputy returning officers; 810 that the ba.liff\u2019s return of service of process was not anuexed to the peti- tHon, but wason a detached sh-et.NOTKS.« The examinations of caudidates for admission to practice and study law were commenced yesterday In the Court Huse.There are 28 candidates for practice, and 25 for study.FLOODED.A water pipe burst in the advocates\u2019 library the night before lasi, and as & consequ nce the offices and Court room of the P Hoe Court were in à very dauip condition Some of the books and records of the Police Court have been badiy damaged.POLICE COURT.Judge Dugas, yesterday, fined J.B.Du- roch.t $30 for sel 1ng liquor without & licens Gad ua, for permitting gambling mn his remises, $10,0r 3 months; Ovide Villeneuve, oovse, idle and disorderly, 3 months with hard labor, vieudonne Lecuyer, aged 23, larceny of butter, head cheese, etc., fr.m a private resl- dence, was sent up for three months; 3lmeon Bourdon, a carter, who pleaded gulit.to stuali.g & shawl and comforter which had been leit in à sleigh by a fare, w:8 sentenced to one month.eet QUEER\u2019S JUBILEE.To the Editor of THE HERALD.As the citizens of Montreal, without exception of creed or natiosality, have always been foremost amongsthe millions of our Moat Gracious Majesiy\u2019s loyal sub jects, and in anticipation of the happy event which we all look forward to the celebration of in May next, and in order thet all parties may have an opportunity of contributing thereto, and also as an enduring memorial of our loyalty and esteem for the best Queen that has ever reigned, I would suggest the purchase, or the 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Montreal Company\u2019s Board.The following is a summary of the report of the directors to the shareholders of the Montreal Telegraph Company to be presented at the annual meeting which takes place to-day :\u2014 In view of the numerous rumors and reports cireulated regarding the affairs of this Company, the directors ruggeet to the ghareholders the propriety of receiving guch rumors with caution.+ A resolution passed by the directors of the Great North-Western Telegraph Company, on the 29th of September last, with regpect to violations of the contracts of the Montreal Telegraph Cowpany by the Canadian Pacific Telegraph Compauy callicg upon the former to enforce their contracts otherwise the company would not be able pay the amount to be paid by them according to the coutract of [Tih August, 1881, was received by the Cow.paoy the following day.It read as fol- tolows :\u2014 .Acknowledgment of receipt was made on the 30th of September, and on the same day the directors rerolved to ob:ain the best legal opinion on the position of this Company under its agreement with the Great North-Western Telegraph Gompany.It was not until the 10th of November that the foal opinion of one of the couasel engaged was received.On the 17th of November, immediately afier the return of the president, who hal been ab ent in Bug aud, a letter was despatched to Toronto to the secretary of the Grea: North-Western Telegraph Company of which the following is an extrac: :\u2014** Oa the responsibilitiee imposed upon the Great North-Western Telegraph Company, as well as upon the obligations ussumeu by the terms of the agreement of the 17.h August, 1881, are elear, distinct and very explicit.Clauses 7 and 12 bear particularly upon the points raised in your letter and tue extract from your minutes.While disclaiming responsibility of any kind whats0-ver in connection with the matter re« ferred to, the directors, upon further cun- sideratiun, may see it to be politic in the interests of their Company to intervene; they would, therefore, be glad to have evidence from the Great North-Western Telegraph Company of the alleged viola- tou of contract, as soon As auch can be procured, aud prepared in such a manner as to bring into th& courts, if, in their discretion, they should deterwine to take such action, Cuunsel engaged to define the position of the Montreal Telegrapn Cow pany under the agreement of the 17h August, 1881, differ on some material poiute, but it is believed these cin be easily reconciled on the return from Eug- land of one of the counsei now ab-ent there ; until then, the directors regret, taey will not be in a position to eubmit their decision to your C.-mpany.\u201d Mr.Dwight, the General Manager, acknowledged the above commnnication, adding \u201c I will as soon as convenient, forward you the information desired in regard to the violation of contracts by the C.P.R.Co.\u201d .On the 19th Dscember, the Montreal Compsny received from Mr.Dwight a communication setting forth that the Canadian Pacific Railway Company had piaced oroes arma and erecied two wires upon the Great North-Western Cow.pany°s poles on the South Eastern Ra:l- way, between Longueuil junction and Farnham, while between Farnham aad Richford they had built an independsnt line, poles, and wires, on the western side of the track.On the line of the Canada Central Railway, the Canadian Pacific Railway hed erected poles and strung a sumber of wires for the transmission of public or comercial business, over nearly the whole route and had opened offices along the route, for the transaction of telegraph business.On the liue of the Credit Valley Railway Company tue C.P.R.Co., had constructed an independent line of telegraph, between Toronto aud St.\u2018Thomas, and bad opened numerous offices along the route for the trassmis-ion of public or commercial telegraph business.\u201c In fact the great bulk of the public or commercial business which the C.P.R.Co were then doing, would appear to be in utter defiance of contracts, which, untii toe advent of the ©, P.R.upon the scene, were recognized in good faith by both the tel-graph and railraad companies, with no hiut or suspicion appætentiy,on either xide, that the contracts were not perfectly valid and birding\u201d Oa the 20th Dacember, Hon.Mr, La- coste, Q © returued trom Europe, and recommended that his opinion and the o,ioion of Mr.Macomuster should be laid b: - fore a third lawyer.The Board acted on this advice and the two opinions and all correspondence, contracts and agreements bearing on the subjects were submiited to Mr.Geoffrion.His opinion received on the 5th inst, confirmeu tuns of the Board, and at à meeting held that day, the fol lowing resolutions were passed, sand ordered to be dispatched immediately to the Secretary of the Great North-Western Telegraph Company : \u2014 It was moved by Mr.John Crawford, seconded by sr.William Cassils, and resolved, u ** The Dirtetors of the Montreal Telegraph Company have arrived at the conclusivn after due consideration, that the duty of en- fureing contracts with Railway Companies alleged to have been violated appertains to the Great North Western Telegraph Com pany, and not to the Montreal Telograph Uo-cpauy.** L was also resolved that the Secretary intimate to the Great North Western Telegraph Company, that it is empowered to use the name of the Montreal Jolograph Comp ny in any action at law which it\u2014The Great North Western Telegraph Company-may conside.necessary to enter into for the purpose of es- tavlishing its rights against tue Canadian gust 1881, with the express stipulation, however, that any action instituted in this connection, be at the risk, peril and expense of the Great North Western Telegraph Company.The Great North Western Telegraph Company served on the 24ih December, a notarial protest on this Company, embodying the slutements contained in the resolution passed at a meeting of its Directors on the 29:h of September last.Besides these statements, the protest contains the tollowiog paragraph specially referring to instant :\u2014 dollars which under the said Company of its claims for diiui graph Company for its breach of ment, a8 hereinbefore set forin.\u201d sages were again despatched to the Genera Pocific railway for trespass or any other | vio'a:ion of the Agreement of the 17th Au-.the Quarterly Payment due on the lat \u201c And I farther notified thé said Montreal Telegraph Company that the payment of forty-one thousamd two hundred ana flity :6ament becomes due on the first of J.metre next ac be paid-under protest and under tue res by fhe said Great North Western Tolog: apn nution of rent or dumuges against the sald Montreal Tele- sald Agree- Heretofore the quarterly payments have been received on the last day of each quarter, and as on the 31st December lass, Luis practice was departed from in the fuce of | the notarial notification on the 24th to the effect that the payment would be made, telegrams were sent to the General Manager and Treaeurer at Toronto, but without eliciting a reply up to midnight, although repeated demands were made for one.Early the following morning mes- Manager, the Treasurer and to the Secretary, and after most persistent calls for an wer the following > He the General Manager about midwday a « Letter not mailed; sorry cau 88¥ nothing more than this at present.\u201d ded Other despatches have been for war pre but an far vo satisfactory explanation 0 this brexcb of contract has been recelv 4 by the Board.Further actiou 13 deferre ! until toe election of the new Board © irectors.Direct financial statement of revenue and expenditure, for the 12 months ended 3le1 December, 1886, gives ordinary revenue $3 166, and expenditure $225, leaviug an excess of nrdinary revenue Over expeudi- wre of $2941.63.The special revenue consisted of property rental received from the Great North Western Telegraph Co., $123 .750; property rental still due by the Grent North We-tern Telegraph Co.$é1,- 250; total, $165.000.The inactive assets consisted of lines, $1,625,800; cv le-, $33,487; offices and equipent, $212,600; real estate aad bude ig, $279,946; wtal, $2,151 823.Capital stock $2,000,000; ucerued capital or sur- plu~ [aot #v lable], $151 823.85.\u2018The active s-sets amuunted to $82,961; and the liabilities to $46,482, leaving a eurplus Of active assets over liabilities, 31st Decewber, 1886 [available] $34,478.The report of Mr, William Caseils on | the conditisa of tre company\u2019s prop rty, daei Dec moer 13:h, 1886, \u201cala chat:\u2014* Having examined large sections of the company\u2019s lines dur- \u2018lng the part seams:n, 1 found them in excellent order.[he lessees have em pluyei several gangs of men in the execution of euch repairs and alteral.ons as were adv gable 1 malutaining and promoting the efficiency of the service.New wires have b:en strung on 511 miles of line, aoû néw lines had been suilt on 94.; Since th« working arrangement with the Great Norta- Western Telegraph Co.came into force 1,080 miles of lines had been added to the company\u2019s system up to the end of 1885, with 605 miles of new poles aud wire 10 1836, in all 1,685 miles, The new wire between Toronto aud Lon- doa is No 8 in size, and that between Mo: treal and Toronto 18 of extra large size (No.6), thus affording an excellent conduc- wr for guadruplex telegraphy.The work which hus been doue has been cufficient to fully maintain the lines of the company in the best possible working order, and ia my opinion they were never in more serviceable condition than at present.\u201d The aunual meeting of the shareholders of the Munweal Telegraph Company will be held this afternoon, at one o'clock, in the Bourd room of the.Company.A BERALD reporter,yesterday, had a con- veraativo with a gentleman financially interested in the Montreal Telegraph \"Company, who said :\u2014¢¢ {hat arucle in Ter HEmaLD to-day was a correct, upright, manly statement of the caze.The only mistake iu it was regarding the capital sock of the Great North Western Telegraph Company, which is $500,000 with $65,000 paid up, instead of $50,000 with $6,000 paid up.BRIYFLEIS.The workmen at the G.T.R.workshops and yards wre asking that their wages be paid them turtuightly.Tue Hully Dramaiic and Sceial Club have opsued up & new hall in the Ottawa buildiuvg for hterary aud social purposes.Tnesecoud Kennel ball of the season was held ust eve iting.There were about 150 present, und a mo t enjoyable evening wag spent.The bill of costs in the de la Chevro- tiere\u2019s case with the city of Montreal, which involves the question of ownerehip of Jacques Cartier Square, amounts to $2,000.Iu consequence of the large number of visitors the Pouliry S-i0ow wi 1 remain open to-day,aud several interesting additions will be -eeu.Tae prizz list is crowded out on accou: § of the pressure on our Columns, CANNOT BE Bear \u2014For a delicious emoke The Puritan Cut Plug 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Fie ibe a?Ae CarrenNo GraND ConoErrs.\u2014All piano stuients snd luvers of good music should not miss nesrt @ Mdme.Carreno and her compuny of fine artists to-night and to morrow nigut in the Queens Ball.Re- 8e: Ved seuls 606 und The.c Crrovrr Courr.\u2014The Circuit Court sta- tisiies fou 1886, as compared witn 1885, are as follows:\u2014Total number of cases aken b tore ju igment in 1885, 10,794; in 1816, 11.444 ; ej ctment cases, 1886, 155; 1883, 874, yu nishm nts after judgmen:, 1885, 589; 1886 1,612; execatious, 1885; 3,110; 1886, 3,710; judgments, 1885, 6,262, 1886, 6,624.Have You SEEN the new Detachable Fur Coilur fur Ladies at L, Robinson\u2019s, 63 B«uver Hall ?Mowrrean Prison \u2014Governor Payette, of the Moütreat p'ison, reports that during 1886 there were 1,734 male and 474 female prisoners ; 2,851 warrants ; 648 of the male prisoners were married and 1,086 uamar ried ; 256 of the females were married an d 218 uomazried males above 16 years of age 1,720, amd uoder 14; females abuve 16, 474; ableto read and write, 1,41 ; ble to read only, 19; uneducated, 768 ; sent to the peniientiary, 70; to Lhe Reformatory School, 6.Boarp or Trave CouxorL.\u2014At the adj urned meeting of the Board of Trade, Jesterday, the ec utineers announced the election .f the followiug council :\u2014Messrs.J.M.Kirk, W.C.Manderion, C.P.Hebert, J, Grenier, J.H Winn, Edgar Judge, H.Shorey, A.A.Ayer, A.Mc~ Person, Juo.Torrance, A, G.Thompson, R.P.McLea.Board of Arbitration :\u2014 Andrew Allan, Joan Kerry, H.Mackay, J.M.Youug, G.Child, J.Hodgson, Hoa.Hensnaw, B.Murphy, L.Tourvitle and R.T.Routk.Beaver Hall?Ohurch was &gaiu crowded last woen the Moutreal Auxiliary B ciety heid their sixtieth annual meeting there were present His M.MoArthur, Wright, of Boston, and others, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Seasonable Hint, 1 bronchial and lung diseases, to take and effectual for young or old, .3 waa received from J.R.Tuibaudesu, John Ogilvie, F.W.Have vou 88BN the new Detachable Fur Collar for Ladies at L.Robinson\u2019s 53 Tae Avxiuiary BiLe Soorery, \u2014 Erskine evening, ible Su- The Hon.James Ferrier presided, and Lordship Bisho Bond aud a large number of clergymen.of New York; Rev, Mr, For an obstinate harraseing cough there is no better remedy than Hagyard\u2019s Pec.Blew Abnertisememt © WHISKIES} + \u201c GLENROSA)\" Pure Highiand Malt Whig = obtained HIGHEST AWARD GIVEN oo IRKY at HEALTH EXHI ; ANY WH LUNDON, 1884.BI ; \u201cLOCH DHU,\u201d Old Scotch Whisky, Has obtained FIVE GOLD MEDAIs LONIAL EXHIBITION, and is the COLISKY IN THE MARKET for the Pris, JOHN JAMESON'S FINE 0D IRISH WHisgy, © IN CASES ONLY.B This Whisky has a WORLD-WIDE; Rice TATION.De.KIRKER, GREEE & C08 ypc \u201cSHAMROCK.\u201d § Lum THAIN OLD INH Wilt pray Doe A» # J Lou and Calcutta, The best ie market.\\ F | S à JOHN OSBORN, SON & CR, Oholce I #Dhoice SOLE AGENTS FOR CANADA, rime » November 3 tet DRY Cf ~~ \"NEWF( # in 14 HISKIES 53 5 WAN NE * SAN NE \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 3 san GA ; ' NEWFC JUST RECEIVED Fo Consignment of Whiskies from the 8 Waterloo (Ont.) 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