The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 29 janvier 1887, samedi 29 janvier 1887

[" 1 -» da .- a aro.mma a om op = ore Es w oe ~ à patron.itizess.y report St, An- mitted, through | 'esponse ury was also ex- > and bed to the h some « heavily plicants ,169, of mainder | off 8% elly, 845 alf pints t, cakes, esterday Jity Pas- fice on prised to rect aide ed burz- f an en- re unsuG- he safe, sonsider- the tools seem 88 tened by \u201cA label they le fuid had the third urglarizs had suc- ey would was very ta of the with the n by the | Lodge of ir seventh | ic Cham- tions of followin Bro.J.1 Master; erbrooke, Bros.H.M,, Ques .Dickson Montreal 3.M., St.1, St, Ar- jot; BT.1 Albert [.Stearns, Isaacson; : joy, Mont au, Sher- ne, Stan- r, Quebec, | nstead; J.Raymond, oulsevilles m, Moat ichardses; 4 » 1 \\ x TTI = hl ee Tew eu oo - + ; à | A | AND DAILY COMMERGIAL GAZETTE : LX XIX\u201425 MONTREAL, SATURDAY.JANUARY 29, 1887.SINGLE COPIES THREE SUBSORIPTI CENTS.ON $6.0 A YEAR.Few Advcriisewents, Verret Stewart & Co OFFER FOR SALE\u2014 Liverpool Coarse Salt.Do.Factory Filled Salt Rice\u2019s Pure Dairy Salt.Do.Pure Table Salt.Turk\u2019s Island Salt.Lump Rock Salt for Cattle.December 31 146 FISH & FISH OILS, Choice New LABRADOR HERRINGS Ohoice New CAPE BRETCN HERRINGS Prime Medium LABRADOR HERRINGS GREEN CODFISH, Large AndqNo.à DRY CODFFISH, ir.Bundles NEWFOUNDLAND BONELESS CODFISH, in 14-1b.and 28 1b.boxes.TRAM-REFINED PALE SEAL OIL HAY NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL \u201cA\u201d NEWFOUNDLAND OOD LIVER OIL \u201cA\u201d 3ASPE and NOVA SCOTIA COD OIL NEWFOUNDLAND WHALE OIL For sale by STEWART MUNN & CO., Telephone 1335.22 Si, John street.December 7 ; 288 A Fish and Oils for Sal», 500 barrels Pale Ste m Refined Seal | Stephens\u2019 brand, ed oil, Barrels Sweet Straw Seal O11, Barrels Newfoundland and G Cod O11.\" Barrels and half-barrels Prime Labrador and Cape Breten Herrings.Barrels Newfoundland Balmon and Trout.Cwt.bundles Prime Dry Codfish., Barrels and tierces Greer Codfish, Kits and pails Bplit Mackerel and Labrador Rerring (put up gxpressly for family use).Daily expected from Clyde, a shipment ef Malcolm\u2019s favorite brand Looh Fyne Herring, latest pack, in firkirs and Togs.\u2014 JOHN BAIRD & COC .191 Commissioners Street.Telephone No.398.December 18 J.& R.McLEA OFFER FOR SALE, 100 Bris.Pale Straw and Brown Seal O$l.co 1 Tessier\u2019s and other brands Cod Zéver 19 B-Îs Nfid.apd Halifax Cod Gil.100 Bris.Linseod Oii 100 Tierces Noe.1, 2 and 3 Labrador Salmen.50 Brls se Le 50 Hf-bris ¢ \u201c 25\" Bris No, 1 Labrador Herring.1% Bris No.1 Fre-.ch Shore Herring, 100 Bris No.1 :nd Large Green Codfish.50 Quintals Large Table Codfish.100 Bris No.1 White and Red Labrador Bea.Trout.25 Kitts Prime Mess Mackerel, Fresh Sea Fish of ail Seria.600 Cases Lobsters, cholce brands, 100 Cases Canved Mackerel.1,000 Boxcs Medium Sealed Herrings.100 Qases Tullocks & Pooles Pickles.100 Boxes Boneless Fish, 500 Pails Chicago Lard.Agents Caledonia Ooal and Railway Ce, 8 Common Street, Montreal.Telephone #48, P.O, Box 1974.mber 23.wl S.HYMAN, vac Con; KO Jan.15 Atlantic & North-West Railway Coy.Notice 1s hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the ATLANTIC & ~ORTH-WEST RAILWAY COMPANY will :be held at the Office of the Company, 107 ST, JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, ® Wednesday, the 2nd day of February, 1887, At the hour of 12 o\u2019clock, noon, for the purpose of recelving the report of the Directors, ansacting tae business of the Company, whether General or Special, and electing Directors for the ensuing year.CHARLES DRINKWATER, tf 1 Montreal, January lst, 1887, _ Secrotary \u2019 PEACH BILLOW \u2014~ AND \u2014 MAIDEN BLUSH Programme Cards | WITF EXQUISITE SILK TASSELS, £OR EVENING PARTIES.Invitation AND At Home CARDS.BISHOP'S, 167 and 109 St.James Street, | Wednesday next, AFTER VICTORY.The Legislature Adjourned Until Wednesday To Enable Mr, Merofer to Form His Oabinet.The History of \u2018the Taillon Administration.Improper À ppointments Made by the Defunot Ministry.Printing Oontracts which could not be Signed, {SPECIAL TO TRE HERALD.} QuuBEC, January 28.met again at three o\u2019clock to-day, and the attendance was nearly as large as it wes yesterday.The same interest, however was not taken in the proceedings, and the excitement \u2018had altogether abated.However, as the Hon, Mr.Mercier and his colleagues entered the House they were received with applause from the galleries, which were again filled \u2018with spectators.Precisely at three o\u2019clock His Hon, the Lieutenant-Governor ar- | rived, accompanied by a military escort, and proceeded to the Council Chamber, where he summoned the attendance of the Legislative Assembly, When the members \u2018had arrived, preceded by the new Speaker, the Hon.Mr, Marchand, the Speaker of the Council, the Hon, Mr.De la Bruere, stated His Honor would give his reasons for calling the Legislature \u2018ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE 2ND oF PEB- RUARY, at three d\u2019cloët.The members Again returned to-the House and seated them- eclves amid the greatest calm, not a cheer or applause of any kind being heard, The scene was in strange contrast to what it wasthe day before.The defusct ministers again occupied the ministerial benches, \u2018When the House meets again, however, they will cross tg the left of the Bpeaker with their demoralized followers, The Speaker read returns concerning the death of Mr.Demers, M, P.:P., the \u2018election of Mr.Geo, Duhamel, M.P, P.for Iberville, and that of Mr.Taillon for Montcalm.The Hon.Mr.Taillom» who appeared very much subdued, then rose and said :\u2014 Mr, Speaker : Though I do not occupy the position whick I did yesterday, still I consider it part of my duty to move the the adjournment of the House until The Hon, Mr, Mercier having given his consent, the Speaker j put the motion and it was unanimously | adopted, and .SHE HOUSE ADJOURNED, After the adjournment the Speaker: ] invited the membersof the Legislature to; call upon him, and the genial representa, \u2018 À | tiveoof St.John\u2019s extended them the most { tele, who was the Speaker of the last open-hearted hospitality.The Hon.Mr.Lyncb, epesking on behalf of the members, steted that they were all strong personal friends of the new Bpeaker, though some of them bad been bitter political opponents, After spending an hour in friendly intercourse the members eaparated; the public had gone and the Legislative halls became as silent as thoy had been two days before.HOW TAILLON WENT ODE, When the House adjourned last evening the Lieutenant-Governor sent for the Clerk of the House, Mr, Delorms, to ast certain how matters were.After having becn told that the Ministry had been three times beaten it is stated that he sent for Mr, Taillon and told him that he must resign at once, as he could no longer permit him to remain in power without the support of the House, Upon this peremptory summons the member for Montcalm gave in his resignation as | well as that of Mesars.Robertson, .Blanchet, Lynch and Starnes, After the State dinner at Spencerwood the Lieutenant Governor asked Mr, Mercier to enter his private apartments and when there he requested him to form a Government, and the honorable member for St.Hyacinthe accepted the task, This morning Mr.Mercier CALLED OF¥ICIALLY ON HIS HONOR and advised him to adjourn the House until Wednesday to enable him to form his.Ministry, His Honor stated that as Mr, Mercier had the eonfidence of the majority of the House he would grant him a prorogation, if necessary, but Mr.Mercier replied that this was not necessary as he could form his Cabinet within the delay asked for.Though no longer leader of the House the Hon.Mr, Taillon filled that position to-day as a matter of form, The new Oabinet will be all sworn in together, The Hon.Mr, Mercier has met with the most cordial co-operation from his colleagues of the former Opposition, HISTORY OF THE TAILLON ADMINISTRATION, Now that the Talllon ministry has gone ita history has leaked out, and from reliable sources the true inwardness of this short-lived administration has been ascertained by Ter HERALD\u2019S correspondent, When Dr.Ross and Mr, Flynn realigned thelr seats they did so because they knew that the Government would be beaten sud they did not eare $0 stand the humil.y secure the confidence of the House.j Messrs.Parizeau, Oliver iation of defeat in the House.The Government, as stated here, would have resigned long ago but for orders received from the Ottawa Government who promised to find a majority for them and failed.When Dr, Ross resigned he r:commended Mr, Taillon, and that gentleman on being called told the Governor that he wasable to form a ministry which would The Governor thereupon entrusted him with the task on the explicit understanding that he woull meet the House.For three or four days afterwards Mr, Taillon ran around HUNTING FOR A MAJORITY but failed to obtain it.Oa the eve of the opening of the House he went to SrencerwWaod, and to en- sble him to face the Homse and assume responsibility therefor he was sworn in, together with Messrs, Blanchet, : { Lynch, Robertson, with Mr, Starnes, as Pursuant to adjournment the House: representative in the Council, Mr.Flynn positively declined to be sworn or to have anything to do with Mr.Taillon\u2019s proceedings, holding that they were altogether unconstitutional.Immediately after the Cabinet had been sworn they advised the Lieutenant-Governor to reappoint Mr.De LaBruere Speaker of the Legisiative Council during the Parliament, but His Honor held that THIS WAS- UNCONSTITUTIONAL, à demand on the part of the Government which was not certain of being eupported by the House, and he therefore appointed him only duricg good pleasure; so that the Speaker, who is a bitter partisan and who has beon illegally appointed, can be removed at any time.Besides, it in claimed that he does not possess the qualifications necessary for the office, The Taillon administration also made A NUMBER OF MINOR APPOINTMENTS on the same day.Mr.J.D, Brosseau, who was beaten În Portneuf, was appointed Registrar of Quebec, a position which has been vacant for two years, and which was kept open for some of the Ministers.It was claimed that it was with great reluctance that Mr, Blanchet consented to enter the Taillon Cabinet, as he expectel to be appointed to this position.Gustave Grenier, who was acting clerk of the Legislative Council, was appointed clerk at a salary of $2,400, aud Richard, who gave up his seat in Montcalm to Taillon, was named as assistant clerk at a salary of $1,200, being passed over Mr.Normandin, who was entitled to promotion.The new Government would be perfectly justified in revoking all these nominations, A few days before the House met, and during the inter-regnum between Ross and Taillon, the clerk of the House was asked TO, SIGN THR ORDINARY PRINTING CON- i TRACTS, which net the Montreal Gazette about 815,000, the Canadien of Quebec, $18,000, and the Courrier du Canada and Journal de \u2018Québec about as much more, but he positively declined to do so until ordered by the Speaker of the House.Judge Wur- House, visited Quebec, it is said, to help the \u2018Government out of thie quandary, but failed.It is stated, however, that Judge Wurtele did not visit Quebec use- lesaly, as he granted a bonus of $100 to each of the secretaries of the commissions for the codification of the statutes, and Martin, and $50 to eack of his messengers, It is claimed by some that he had no right to do this, Several of the Montrealers return to-day.Mayor Beaugrand left this afternoon.Ald, Beausoleil and Prefon- taine, Measts, Villeneuve, M,P.P,, Hall, M.P.P., Desmarais and others loft by the evening train, OUR CRUISER ON THE WATCH, The Despatch Mr.Frys Read in the U.8 NS-unale, WasaiNeToN, D, C., Jan, 28.\u2014In the Senate, to-day, Mr, Frye read an Associated Press telegram from Eastpors, Me, stating {Hit the winter school of herring had struck into the American shore and that about twenty-five Eaglish boats and vessels were there fishing withit the shore line, and that meanwhile the English cruiser Middleton was cruising between Eastport and St, Andrew\u2019s ready to seize any American fisherman that might venture beyond the dead line, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Denial from Freach Commande s.Paris, January 28,\u2014The commanders of the French forces on the frontier deny the rumoxs that Germany is making extensive war prepartions, Disastrous Floods in Au:éralia.BRISBANE, Australls, January 28-\u2014 Serious floods have occurred in southern Queensland.Fifty-eight persons drowned and much damage done to property.Germanyts Ereot Barrack For Barrack Lonpon, Jan, 28.\u2014Germany has made errangements to at once erect barracks at various points along the French frontier, \u201c thus answering France,\u201d as the despatch from Berlin giving the intelligence says, * with barrack for barrack.\u201d 4 Salisbury Assures U.8, Minister Phelps .of England and Canada\u2019s Amicable Intentions.Lomnon, January 28.\u2014 Minister Phelps had an hour's conference with the Marquis of Salisbury to-day at the Premier\u2019s request to discuss the Canadian fisheries question.The conference was most coron both sides Lord Salisbury ex- preesed himself gratified at the general tone of the Amerisan press and people in the disputes, and he assured M, hel that England and Canada were equally desirous of Ag amicable adjustment of the whole case, POLITICAL.How the Nova Seotian Campaign Progresses, An Extra Cabinet Seat as a Bait to the Electors.The Very Uncongenial Tery Convention Held to Nominate the Halifax Candidates.Continued Successfal Liberal Campaign in the Province.Political Netes From the Northwest and Other Places.(SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Harvrrax, N.8,, January 28,\u2014Minister McLelan\u2019s degradation in the Oabinet has greatly strengthened the already sound hopes of the Liberals of Colchester that, that gentleman will be defeated.The fact that Sir.Charles Tuppar\u2019s reentry into the Ministry increases Nova Scotia's Cabinet representation to three, does not give the Tories any cause for congratulation in this quarter, for not a single person believes the Government will remain as reconstructed, Assuming -it as even possiple for them to be sustained, the election would no sooner be over than the third Nova Scotian minister would be dropped by Sir John.Everybody recognizes the Cabinet shuffle as anether of Sir John\u2019s tricks to curry favor, and it will not win one additional vote for the doomed boodlers.The Tory fizzle in Halifax is matter for extreme gratification for the Liberals; it is understood that no less than seven names, besid® that of Stairs, were mentioned for the candidature, A large body of the delegates presented a solid aud unflinching opposition to the re-nomination of M.B.Daly, declaring that defeat under any circumstances was almost certain, and with delay it would be doubly so, After wrangling for nearly two hours, a small majority of the delegates settled om Thomas Kenny as Stair\u2019s colleague and lhose two were reported aë the ticket.Mr, Kenny ia out of the city and his acceptance of the nomination is not yet announced.An edifying feature of the convention was the hissing down of James N.Lyous, one of the speakers.John S, Maclean who followed him expressed the hope that the audience would not inflict the tame treatment on him, The Liberal party are holding triumphant meetings all over the province, while the Tories have doûe very little campaign work.POLITICS IN THE NORTH-WEST\u2014NOMINA- TIONS IN ALBERTA AND MANITOBA, WINNIPEG, Jan, 28.\u2014At the Conservative convention held at Calgary, to-day, for the purpose of nominating a candidate to contest Alberta, Mr, D, W.Davis, of the firm of I.G.Baker & Co., McLeod, was the unanimous choice of the convention.Mr.Hardiaty, of the Hudson\u2019s By Co., Edmonton, will oppose Davis, Gen.Strange having retired from the contest, McArthuer, the Liberal candidate in Lisger, is about to retire, This will leave only À.W.Ross, ths old member, in the field, The Hon.Mr.Lariviere, Provincial Treasurer, will leave for Montreal on Sunday night, F.W.Colclugh, who opposed Mr.Nor- quay in St.Andrews in the last election, was to-day committed for trial by Police Magistrate Moore.The charge agaist Colelugh is forgery, Bail was accepted.TORONTO NOTES, Toronto, Jan, 28,\u2014The Liberal-Con- servatives of East \u2018Toronto held their convention to-night for nominating a candidate for the House of Commons, John Small, the ex-member, was unanimously chosen, no other name being brought forward, WHAZ WERE THEY AFTER ?TORONTO, Jan.28.\u2014The Bishops of London, Kingston and Hamilton, were the guests of Archbishop Lynch at St.Michael\u2019s Palace, on Wednesday night.It is reported that they were waited upon by Hon.J.S, D, Thompson, Minister of Justice, who was then in the city, and afterwards by Hon.C, F.Fraser, Commissioner of Public Works in the Ontario Cabinet, eel THE THREATENED WAR.Germany Calls Out a Poriion eof the Reserves \u2014 Th: Situation Again Causes Alarm\u2014Austria to Prohibit sue Exportation of Heorses.BERLIN, January 28.\u2014At a court reception to-day Emperor William informe ed the assembled officers that 72,000 men of the reserves would be called out immediately and be drilled in the use of the new repeating rifle, This announcement taken in conjunction with the reported words of the Orown Prince Frederick William at the same reception that the situation was still serlous, renews the public alarm.Advic-s from Vienna say the issue is expected of an officlal order prohibiting the exportation of horses from Austro- Hungary, it being feared that the closing of German markets to foreign buyers might result in an excessive drain upon Austrian markets, : The committee of the Volkspartee has issued an address, in which it declares that the leading question before the electors is the preservation of constitutional rights ; that if the Reichstag admits the claim of the Government that I has authorlt to fix mili charges, the people will no longer bach power to avert an immoderate increase of taxation and the creation of monopolies, A REASSURING STATEMENT BY THER RM- |PEROR.BERLIN, Jan, 28,\u2014With regard to the summoning of the reserves, the Emperor William, in his conversation with army generals at the court reception, to.day, sald : \u201c This action will produce loud rumors of war, but there will be Ro war ; the reserves will be called out only to aceustom them to the new weapons,\u201d | LATEST CABLE NEWS, THE IMPERIAL P., RLIAMENT.Bid the Gorernment apprev> of Brrn- inx Tenants\u2019 Houses?\u2014A P eposi- tion e Hicts-Rener to Remove Krisa Tenants from thelr Homes Raises a Sterm, \u2014 The Plan of Campaig 1 Discussed.LonponN, Jan, 28.\u2014Mr, Fry [liberal] asked the Government in the House of Commons, this afternoon, what they had done to prevent the burning of dwellings from which tenants had been evicted at Glenbeigh, Ireland.He also asked whether General Buller had tried to obtain a concession on rent for the tenantry in Ireland, Sir Michael Hicks.Beach, chief secretary for Ireland, replied that Gen, Buller had not interfered until some 70 evictions had been executed, when he tried to influence the mortgagee towards greater leniency The Government, Sir Michael said, had no legal right to go further than this.\u201cThere is,\u201d continued the Chief Secretary, \u201cone real remedy, and that is to remove those poor people from the poverty- stricken districts\u201d (cries of shame,\u201d \u201c chame\u201d and \u201cno, no,\u201d) \u2018 with their own free will,\u201d went on the speaker (cries of \u201cno,\u201d \u201cno,\u201d * never,\u201d \u201c never,\u201d *\u201c shame,\u201d).\u201c to some other place in Ireland.\u201d À great and prolonged uproar here ensued, The Speaker interrupted the proceedings at this point and notified the members that cries like \u201cShame\u201d would be rigorously suppressed, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach then said : \u201cAll I wished to say was that the very poor people living in poverty-stricken districts should be removed to other parts of Ireland, or elsewhere, where they could livé in prosperity and comfort.\u201d [Conservative cheers,] \u201cIf those who take an interest in this matter desire to promote such a settlement, I will be most delighted to give every aid in my power to any action they may combine on to bring it about\u201d William Redmond (Parnellite) asked : \u2018* Does the Government &pprove the actions of the authorities in burning the houses at Glenbeigh 1\u201d?Sir Michael Hicks-Beach: \u201cIt is not my business to express any opinion on that point,\u201d (C>uservative cheers.) The subject was then dropped, and the debate on the address in reply to the Speech from the Throne was resumed.Mr.Saunderson (Conservative) made a vigorous attack upon the Land League, which he said had manufactured the present crisis in Ireland.It ought to be crushed if Ireland was to be made contented and bappy, The object of the \u201cplan of campaign\u201d was to overthrow the authority of the Crown.He believed the \u201cplan\u201d had more or less commended itself to Mr.Gladstone, Mr, Gladstone shook his head in negative, Mr.Harrington (Nationalist), replying to Saunderson, contended the * plan of campaign \u201d was better than the pressure which Sir Michael Hicks-Beach exercised for the same purpose.Mx, Fry (Liberal) said he thought if Sir Michael Hicks-Beach was unable to give any opinion or suggest a remedy for the Glenbeigh affair, he ought to follow Lord Randolph Uhurchill\u2019s example, Sir Michael said he thought Mr.Fry\u2019s remarks unfair.The Government had in view proposals for the amelioration of the condition of Ireland,it was'because he had concerned himself very much, even going beyond his ordinary duties to prevent the suffering alluded to that he had baen misrepresented and - charged with supporting the *plan of campaign.\u201d The \u201cplan of campaign,\u201d he continued, meant combination to force landlords to accept what tenants chose to offer (that sum to be further reduced next year) or leave tenants in possession of the land, rent free, and then raise the cry about the hardship of evictions for the purpose of decelving the country, (Cries of # Oh, ob,\u201d and cheers.) The Govern~ ment was obliged to do its best with the tools in its hands, but with difficult criminal law as existed, it had not suffi- clent power to cope with such a proceeding as the plan of campaign.The House then adjourned.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OUR SIDEWALKS.A Pertinent Question Which Demands an Immediate Answer.Ia there any by-law of the city of Montreal of which the provisions, 1t properly enforced, will cecure some kind of uniformity in the extent to which snow and ice can and must be removed from the sidewalks ?If there is one, then why is it not enforced ?We do not now allude to the condition of less important streets, but to that of the main thoroughfares of the city.The sidewalks of 8t.Lawrence Main, St, James and Craig streets are simply in a disgraceful) condition, Each and every occupant of store and dwelling seems to have arrived at a different conclusion as to how much snow or ice should be removed and how much left, Pedestrians are alternately skimming over a polished stone pavement and endeavoring to climb the elippery approiches to some treacherous hogback, While residents in remote parts of the city are prosecuted for neglecting to immediately remove accumulations of snow in front of their residences, no steps ure taken to render the principal streeté safe for the thousands whom business compe!s to make use of them.What have the city officials to say in the matter ?\u2014\u2014Prn THE WEATHER.MtTROROLOGIOAL Ortiok, Toronto, Ont, January 29, 1 &, m.} The pressure continues to decrease over the lake region, with mild weather and light local rains, and ie decreasing throughout Eastern Canada, where the tempers- ture is increasing with light snow in Quebec, and light rain in the Maritime Provinces.It continues comparatively mild, with low pressure to the west of the lakes, Probabilities, .Lakes\u2014Southwest and west winds, mostly fair; continued mild weather.Upper 8t.Lawrence\u2014South and sonth- west winds, partly cloudy to cloudy mild weather, with light local falls of sleet or ain, Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Fresh to trong southeast and southwest winds, cloudy weather, with light local falls of snow.Maritime\u2014Fresh south and southwest, winds generally cloudy mild weather, with local FAIRE, winter series, under the Faculty of Applied Sctence of McGill University, was delivered before the engineering classes by Mr.G.H.Henshaw, civil engineer.The subject chosen was \u201cCertain points in practical engineering.\u201d Among others present were Prof.Bovey, Dean of the Faculty, and Mr.8t.George, City Surveyor.The lecturer in his opening remarks congratulated himself upon having before him an audience which had come in search of information and instruction rather than to geek amusement, and expressed the hope thatere long he should have the opportunity of addressing himself upon a wider subject to a society of engineers.He commenced by exhorting his hearers to study both sides of & question, and ever to keep their minds opsn upon points upon which they were not convinced.hey must avoid second-hand evidence, aud study out points for themselves.They must beware of too much mathematics, for however well grounded they might be, scientifically speaking, there were no practical results without experiment.Already there were ample formulae, but there were many men who were always ready to chase a fraction to its fifth deci mal.Mr.Heoshaw here drew a distinction between military and civil engineers, remarking that the chief reprobation of the latter had been their lack of education.On the other hand, as concerned the military men, they were too fond of geometrical lines to such an extent that private corporations had found their means to be inadequate for all their requirements.In consequence, the idea had obtained that the only practical men were those who had handled a pick and shovel.It was considered, when speaking of such men, the fact of their having made money constituted them]practically infallible, both as engineers and contractors.This frequently happened in spite of the eggregious errors that they had committed ; and he had in his mind\u2019s eye many gentlemen whose chief work had teen à great mistake.He refl-cted severely upon the remarkable operations that had been carried out in Montreal to counteract the floods.One of these was the trough from the pumps at the wharves.He went on to advise Liis hearers to put no expense ou their work which was , not justified by its purpose and object.The prevalent idea must be the perfect fitness of the work for the contemplated object.Then they must combine the useful with the ornamental, not only in connection with the work of construction but in the object contemplated.They must not only be thoroughly scquainted with their special work, but with the Jaws on which all good work was based.They must, moreover, take notice of all current information respecting the localities in which they were working, and, moreover, etudy the science of geology which would inform them as to the stratifications of the distriot in which they were operating.In the fleld their glance must sweep the horizon and they must lay their lines to and from the most distant object.They must not trust too much to memory, and, moreover, must not despisa information obtained from the humblest sources.It was necessary for every engineer t> be the master of himself, bis;habits and prejudicee, maintain his own self respect and sympathize with the feelings of others.Mr.Henshaw next gave a coneiderable amount of information and ingtruction on the subj:ct of preliminary surveys, aud concluded by deprecating tive amount of political influence upon which aad been made to depend the success and standing of the best quilifi:d engineers.Aiter remarks from Messrs.Bovey, Henshaw, St.George, and several of the students, the meetiog was brought to a conclusion.\"> + RECORDER'S COURT, OABES HE DISPOSED OF YESTERDAY.Fourtesn cases were 0a the sheet before the Recorder yesterday morning, the majority of them being the old off«nce of drunk and disorderly, These were disposed of ia short order, the terse sentence, \u201cone dollar or eight days\u2019 applying to every case.The patrol found Joseph Mar- cil and Alfred Hamelin on St.Catherine street Thursday evening, rousing the citizens from their slumbers, and having a noisy time generally.They were gathered in to help swell the roll yesterday morning, and had to psy $2 each for their frolic.Horace Noel was a young man of a sporting tendency.He had a fast borse, and was speeding it along SM Catherine street, which was strongly objected to by Sub-Constable Taylor who took the usual means of hindering him in his laudable effort The dejected sport endeavored to convince His Honor that the street was quite olear and that his horse was hard to hold, but His Honor did not see the poirt and Horace hal to pay $5 for his drive.Jos.Nolan, a laborer, thought that he could punch Mr.Burke\u2019 head with impunity, but he was convinced that this was not the case, and was Le!d over for trial until witnesses were called, Gerty Stafford and Eva Howard, two sirens of the night walking persuasion, were up for loitering on St.Charles Bor- rommee street, and could not persuade His Honor that they were only taking a quiet stroll for their health.They were sent down for three months just to keep them out of the cold.WINTER CARNIVAT, Meeting of the Exocuiive Committee, The Executive Committee met at the Windsor Hotel last evening, Mr.Angus Grant in the chair.It was recommended that citizens be urged to decorate their premises during Carnival week, St.Paul\u2019s example in the matter being worthy of imitiation.The authorities are to be asked to bar the approaches to Dominion Square during the attack on the ice castle.Mr.Sims stated that the fireworks for the carnival would be by far the most brilliant ever displayed in Montreal, tax- igg the manufacturing resources of Had.geld and Cushing to the utmost.Mr.Purcell anrounced that the various snowehoe clubs would have a superb array of cars in the sleigh parade.The Montreal Club will give a concert in Queen\u2019s Hall immediately after the attack on the Ige Castle, Wednesday night.On Monday evening next Trappeur Club pays a visit to Boston.Mr.Fred.Birks, on behalf of the Toboggan Clubs, stated that all the slides would be open during the Carnival not only to strangers but to members of all city clubs.Mr, Delisle reported that lodgings for 2,000 were registered on his books, and that a ooncise list had been issued this week toall the railroad offices of New York and New England.Mr.Trimble, Chairman Finance Com- \u201cPOINTS IN PRACTICAL BRGINEERING.\u201d mittee, stated that subscriptions were com- Last night the seventh lecture of the |ing in very slowly, at least $2,000 more would be necessary to meet the demands of the programme, : \u2014 CRUELTY TO WOMER AND CHILDREN, Tre Ceclety for Preventing it Holds ite Annual Meeting, The 6th annual meeting of tbe society for the prevention of cruelty to women and children was held at the Protestant House of Industry last evening, Alderman Stroud in the chair, and among tho:e present were Messre.B.Hollie, J.K.Ward, P.Sinclair MeMillan, Samuel Finley, Dr.J.Baker Edwards and F.E.Grafton.The minu:es of the previdüe annual meeting being read and adopted, the chairman opened the meeting with a short address, uring the year 75 complaints had beem made and 27 convictions had been found out of these.Twelve children had been sent to the Industrial home or otherwise taken care of.The society had also taken steps in unison with a number of ladies t> have a female searcher appointed at the Central Station to search temale prisoners and he was happy to say that this had been done, and there was now a female searcher on hand at the station whenever her services wererequired, The thanks of the society were due to Chief Paradis, the Judge of Sessions, and the Police Magistrate for the interest they had taken and aid they had given by their efforts to the work.He called attention to the unequal sentences which men and women got from the Recorder, and thought that as ia many C.ses men were to blame, they should be punished as severely ag their weaker companions.The society also should take steps to have the law in rela~ tion te females and chiliren working in factories, ratified, This was all that was required, and as soon as it was done no womsn or child could be made to work over ten hours a day which, with one hour for dinner, would reduce it to mine hours.He cited an instance whioh had attracted his attention in the papers of à brutal parent forcing his child to work in the cotton factory at Hochelaga.They should see that Some restraint was put on such persons.The ansual report, which was next brought up, showed thas the necessity for Such a society was now recognized beyoad question.Since the inoeption of the society in 1882 ; 682 complaints had been made t9 the society, and out of the prosecutions ins stituted 422 convictions had resulied, 260 children had been rescued from cruel treatment, vice and misery, and properly cared for.Wives and mothers nad also been protected from the cruel treatment of drucken and dissolute husbands, Daria the past year 75 cases have been reporte and 57 acted upon, and 13 convictions made.Besides this work the influence of the sociely had been exerted in many cases in persuasions and warnings.Females, friendless and destitute, bad been assisted and sent to their friends, Poor persons able and willing to work had employment found for them.In many of the cases re- parted no ground for action was found, bit in the majority of instances the society found a field for its operations which was covered by nocther agency.It was nat the policy of the eociety to sepsrate children from parents, except in cases of necessity, no: 10 remove them from homes where they could possibly receive propsr care.It also endeavored, s0 far as was possible, to arrange diffzrencez in family relations before tsking extreme measures.Instances of excessive cruety were cited, and tuey had a right to coagretu- ete themselves on their efforts.Lg.temperancs avi the consequent waste of time and money continued to b> a frightful cause of misery, brutauty aud neglect, wnich made up the larger part of their work.The want of prop:r places in which to place children removed from their parents was much felt, =8 the public inetitutione of the kind were go crowded that it was utterly ou: of their power to accommodais all who wer: trought to them, A deputation had wait- elon tbe committee to urge tag necessity of appointing 4 female searcher or matron, io take charge cf female prisoners, ana after considerable delay the appoistmeut had been made, but the arrangement for searching female prisoners was not in sc- cordance with the idea of the ladies\u2019 com- ruittee and was open (0 improvement, aud .the board still had it uader their conei fer- ation, At the commencemeszt of tite session let vear, vhrough the effurts of the society Mr.Charlton\u2019s Seduc.ion Bill waa paused through the Legisiature with cer- lain amendments.The report closed with exiendioz ihe thanks of tue society to the Chief of Police, Mr.Desnoyers, Police Magistrate Mr.Dugas, and the press, for the aid they had readerei the eociety in its work.The report of the Treasurer showed that the receipts for the past year were $519.19, and the disbursements $462.32, leaving a bala:.ce of $566.87.On motion of Mr.J.K.Ward, second.d by Mr.Finley, the reports was adopted and ordered to be printed and circulated among the public to show what work the society had been doing.Considerable discussion ensued in res gard to the unequal sentences which female prisoners received as compared with men, and Mr.J.K, Ward thougut that it would be well to call and see the Recorder and ascertain what were really the facts of the case before taking any definite action.The chairman said that he would do this, Mr.McMillan then moved, seconded by Mr, Sinclair,and it was resolved aocordingly that the following be elected as officers for the ensuing year: \u2014President, Mr.W.D.Btroud; vicespresidents, Messrs, Chua, Alexander and Samuel Finley; honorary, counsel, Mr.R.Q.Smith, B.C.L; treasurer, Mr.J.B.Picken; secreiary, Mr.Edward Hollis; directors; Messrs, Mayor Beaugrand, Samuel Carsley, G.W.Bte- phens, J.Ward, J.A.\u201d Harte, Henry Lyman, Wm.Drysdale, Mr.C.Mullarky, Jno.A, Robertson, Geo.Childe, Dr, J.Baker Edwards, F.E, Grafton, John Stephens, Edward Murphy, John Lovell.n motion of Mr, Alexander, seconded by Dr.J.Baker Edwards, it was resolved that the following advisory committee be appointed to aid the secretary in his work; \u2014The resident, vice-presidents, and Mecsrs, J.K.Ward, Geo.Childs, J.A.Harte, ¥.E, Grafton and 8.Carsley, In making the motion Mr.Alexander thought that à voie of thanks was due to the secretary for the way in which he had performed the work of the eociety, and a vote of thanks was accordingly passed, to which Mr.Hollis respomded in suitable terme.; .After some more discussion,it was moved by Mr.Samuel Finley, seconded by My, Ward, that the society recommend to the police committee that all femsle prisoners as goon a8 arrested be at once taken to the central station and no! left at isolated stations, where 80 many serious offences had occurred in cases of drunken women who were not able to look after them« selves, TRADE AND COMMERCE.Tux Hxra.D Orriog, Friday Evening, Jan, 28, 1887.\u2018The Montreal Stock Market.There was very little activity in the stock market, but the general feeling during the day was firm, closing steady at about opening figures.There were several rumors afloat on the street, to-day, concerning the Montreal Telegraph deal, one of which said that there was a probability of a settlement being arrived at with Wiman and the Western Union ; another said that Wiman had announced his intention of throwing over the Montreal Telegraph Company and running the Union Mutual, of which Jay Gould is said te have control, in opposition.There seemed to be some stir, however, on the market, and Telegraph stiffened up to 984 in the forenoon, and there was no disposition to well in the afternoon below 99 ; sales to-day 185 shares, Richelieu & Ontario was again strong and the most active on the list, the probability of its dividend being duly declared in a few days strengthening the market.At the close sales were made at 68, an advance of one point on the opening price; sales 515 shares, Gas was neglected but firm at 2224.In banks, Montreal closed steady at 240%, sales 125 shares, Merchants was more active, with sales of 231 shares, closing firm at 130.Commerce was easier at 1344, and Jacques Cartier was dealt in at 74, 1 share being sold at this figure, Other banks were totally neglected.Cotton stocks were inactive, but fairly maintained their values, Canada Cotton Co.at the opening was weak, buyers 82}, but at the close they had advanced their bide to 85.Canadian Pacific was weak but active, sales 275 shares at 64%.The total transactions for the day were 1,327 shares, as against 964 yesterday.The following are to-day\u2019s sales : \u2014 MORNING BOARD.50 Bauk of Montreal \u2018at.«2404 do Al.0s0a0000 1.2404 50 do Bt.240} 32 Merchants Bank at.130 199 do Bt.130 125 Montreal Telegraph At.+.984 150 Richelieu & Ontario at.67 120 do Bt.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.674 20 do Bt.674 275 Oanadian Pacific at.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.64} AFTERNOON BOARD.5 Bank of Montreal at.240} 1 Jacques Cartier At.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.60 Bank of Commerce at.124} 125 Richelieu & Ontario at.\u2026.674 100 do To-day\u2019s stock market closed as follows as especially reported for Tee HeraLp by D.Lorn MacDougall & Co., Stock Brokers, 11 Hospital street :\u2014 Bt.\u2026cncv00 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL \u2014 buyers of the dpecialties, and, in common with other commission houses, favor buying in the market on slumps.A conservative trader, summarizing the market, does so in the following manner.\u201c Europe has sold a batch of stocks, the prof&sionals have covered, at a profit.Short interest is therefore partly out of the market, which can now easily paa: into control .of the bears.If the public does not come in and give a helping hand to put stock up, we shall probably have a lower range of prices, If Cleveland, on the advice of Attorney-General Garland, vetoes the Inter-state Commerce Bill, the market will hum; if he signs it, and bull leaders like Gould, White and Newcomb do not come to the rescue, then we may Exchange.Posted rates in New York to-day advanced a half cent in the pound sterling to 4.85 and 4,884.New York funds were a little easier at } premium between banks, $@} over the counter, Sterling was rather softer in feeling at 83/@93 for sixty days sight and 93@9% for demand drafts between banks; over the counter 93@9% was the rate for sixty days sight bills and 10@104 fur demand, Cables were steady at 10}.The New York Stock Market, There was a general feeling of stre ngth in stocks to-day, all securities, with the exception of Wabash, which declined à, showing an advance at the close; most prominent among these is Del, Lagk.& Western, which was most active, sales 26,600 shares, establishing an advance of 14 at the close, and Reading which was also strong and active, being dealt in to the extent of 48,000 shares, closing at 384, an advance of 1} on the day\u2019s transactions, St.Paul was also active with sales of 20,800 shares, closing at an advance ! ef t.The following closed steady and unchanged :-\u2014Pac.Mail, Erie pref., St.Paul pref., St.P.& Omaka, N.Pacific, Ont.& Western, C, C.C, & I., Pullman Car.Compared with opening figures the following are the net advances :-Western Union §, Lake Shore 1, Erie §, do.2nd §, Ohio & Miss.{, North-West.L, St.Pau] §, Mich, Central §, Jersey Contrel §, N.Y.Central }, Del.Lack, & West, 1} Del & Hudson §, O.B, & Quincy §,, Wabash pref.4, Union Pacific 14, Reading LE, Kansas & Texas $, Den.& Rio Grande L U.Pacific pref.à, Lou.& Nash.7, \u2018Texas Pac.ÿ, Cent.Pacifie §, Mo, Pac.}, Oregon Trans, §, West Shore bonds, Osnadian Pacific Ry 4.The total transactions to-day were 178,- 800 shares.Mossrs, Frank Bond & Co.have furnished us Srith the following latest New York stock market gossip :-\u2014 Mr.Cammack was active to-day, and sold large quantities oF aon?He still argues that the general conditions are against any extended advance in t market.Moore and Schley were large < ESF Fo Reported specially for the HERALD by BE iqok $5 £5.W.LS.Jackson & Co, stock, grain and STo0xs., 3] 828 re rd foreign exchange brokers, 10 Exchange \u2019 ig pen ig]ig Oourt :\u2014 .ank of Montreal.| $300 5 P-C.| 2403| 240} In NewYork \u2014\u2014In Moutreal\u2014\u2014 L niario Bank.19 8 pe Firs 114 Peta Actor Jan.23.Bet.B'ks.Coun \u2019ank B.N.À.\u2026 \"Col onsso[-+0000 zal, - ee re me 1900 lc \u2018id6 108) ~\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014N.Y, Funds Par@ 3 Fandue do peuple.3 00 ane) 18 LE RET EC LA Bank of Toronto.| 100 |é P-0-| 2143 a 4.8831 4740} Do.dom.81a} 1024 Bank Jacques Cartier.| 95! be 991 7941.4 88@} |Dn.cables Ll.\u2026\u2026s - \u2026.'104 Morchants à Bank.13 i 1304] 180 mone an elaga.eV lecocestocsuus 7.Gastn Township B'k.3 fore: 120 16 The local money market continues Banque, Nationale.8 4 be i dull and without any feature of note.Can.Bk of Comineros 9 Hb.Loans on call are made at 5 per cent, Bois of Hamilton 100 des rate, for discounts 6@7 per cent.is the e Marie.ei, \u2018 poindard Bank.1 4 pres ' he Bank of England rate of discount eral Bank.- 18 LG.| lmpesial Bank.19°» is unchanged at 5 per cent, MISOELLA NEOUS.20 In London the open marke! rate i Yntercolonia) Coal O0.1 Adu |=: 10 rKet rate 1s Dobonds.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026f.\u2026\u20260|$*1?\u2018jtérace} sauce i = J .oo ow Yok mmo m.Telegra, Ves Olivine] eran n w Wost-rn Union Tel Go| 100 [Mp.o.| 112: ew tore money is easy at 4 per oi, & Ont.Nay.Go.1 3 po.5 5 cent.on call for loans on stock collaterals.Lt ngert.h.i se Montreal Gas Co.| 40 D0 234 22% Leudon Quotations.Canada Cotton Co .| 100 |++-\u2026-| | 8 To-day\u2019s cables gives us the following Now En l\u2019d Paper Co.190 5 po oleviaee \u201cis figures \u2014 {anda Paper Co.> \u201cun .rannda Shipping Co.| 109 j%pel., Jesse s 12.30p.m.2p.1-uadas Cotton Co.| 100 l:+.| 761 69 Cousols for money.100 13-16 100 Ment Loan&Mort'gCo! 25 18 p.0.108 108 0 tor account.10013-.6 100 Msuk Invest&Bidg Col 50 ze.veanlecrane U.8.448.112 1124 ro;al Can, Ins.Co.| 3 {3 PC .Brie .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.81 33 = cal Cotton Co.| ii; 125 N.Y Central \u2026.ud ua LTH u OLVL0)] 2.« esa0u RE sohelaga Cotton Co.ge aticook Cotton Ga.Nt ; os I j Forget & Gas Notre Dame ngston n - .stree n .! Morshants Mant, Co.85 .5 y rurnls ed us the fol Bel Telephone Co.owing cable quotations : \u2014Grand Trunk Aooident Tus 6; of N-A Railway, yesterday, lst, 767\u2019; 2ud, 56% ; ps Cv 3rd, 30}; ordinary, 198 ; guaranteed, * Oanada Cent 1 R'yB s 7334 Canadian Pacific Railway, 645 SE oo.ominion Cattle o + }- 10000 = .Canadian Pacific RR .Noni, 7 2% Stock.T Compared with to-day\u2019s : \u2014 Grand _anada Lan Rail .1.OAD.PAOIAC L.G.B.| 0.ru way, lst, 76 ; 2ud, 58} ; 3rd 30% ; ordinary, 13 13-16; guaranteed, 72} ; Canadian Pacific, 64§ ex-div.Paris rentes at 12,30 p.m., BOf.17c4.; 1,30 p.m., 79f.96¢c., 4 p.m., 80f 20c, Fimancial Notes.MONEY AT CHICAGO, The Chicago Times, of Thursday, says: \u201cGeneral business iu local financial circles is a little slow at the present time, The bank clearings last week made a respectable showing, yet there was no marked activity in any line of affairs, and the Jlearing House Returns doubtless conslsted to a larger extent than usual of routine transactions.Trade is now passing throngh a quiet period preceding the spring open and consequently it would be out of the question to expeot age.The sitnation with them, ho is healthy, and no complaint is heard on any side.THE BRITISH MARKET FOR CANADIAN SECURITIES.1 RoyAL EYoHANGE-BUILDIN LoNpox, E, C., sn L Wednesday Morning, The London money market remains last described.The mercantile demand fs moderate, and three months\u2019 bills are still discounted at about 34 per cent, per annum, the Bank of England standard remaining at 5 In the Stock Exchange 4 to 1 per eent.above the bank rate, though muek more 1% paid by infer borrowers, For several Rays t DRE 1 of weak holding for the rise, bus on the settlement begi g on Tuesday this did not prove the case, and there is now a much improved tone, The various classes of Government securities have retained the advance, and Toronto apd Winnipeg issues are in higher, Canadian Pacific shares show an improvementoi j, the trafic statement = SZ.Ars mess ns bankers to be enjoying a liberal patron-.money from account to account is worth Lard.markets were adversely affected by the.fear that there still remained a great dent some ease | crease of $41,000 on the week, Grand] Trunk preferences have been especially strong, showing a rise of 2 and upwards, The principal exceptions to the general upward tendency which now prevails are St.John and Maine shares and Quebec Central bonds, There has also been au advance on Bank of British Columbia shares, British American Land, and Hudson\u2019a Bays ; but Canada Compauy and Laud Corporation of Canada are lower.The following are the prices of the leading Canadian securities, with the movements which have taken place in them, and others of less importance, during the past week ;\u2014 Price.Rise.Fall.Canada 3} per centa.,.99.\u2014 .- Ditto 4 per cents., 1885., 106; \u2014 look for a decided reaction, which! it will Britieh olumbia\u2019 6 per Li take a good deal of belief in the future of MaitOuE E nor conta.ne.o 2xd = \u2014 the railroads and the property of the| Quebec Province 5 per country to modify.\u201d : cents.1883.114 -\u2026- .Montreal 5 per cents.106 - The following were the fluctations in Toronto 6 per conte[ 170,180] 12 2 - prices and the sales made in New York, Winnipeg der cents.0 1 \u2014 to-day, as specially reported for \u2018Tux|, Ditto 5 ditto .2 = Ts P P Canada Central bonds.100 2 \u2014 HerALD by Macdougall Bros.stock Canadian Pacific shares oe .{New York reglster).691 i - brokers, St, Francois Xavier street:\u2014 Ditto shares (London \u2014 TOGIBtOr) .\u2026.\u20260002 000 \u2026 692 i \u2014 S99 S(a| S| § Ditto Mortgage bonds.104 + \u2018 25 3 5 2 Grand Trunk ordinarystock 1 iP \u2014- £3 E pg] 8 Ditto first preference .3 - STOOKS.ei PB ® |: Ditto second ditto.63 i \u2014 ë3|® BI}: Ditto third d1t40.0.B84} 2% \u2014 = ?|: p1 [1 : Ditto 4 per cent.guaran- 5 ; 713 13] 724] 73 5200 CQ.au sas nrs even nc c000 .\u2014 0a! o1d| Goff bay B00 DittoSperocent.debenture | _ 504 50:1.:1508 7001 Ditto 4 per cent ditto.,.8 \u2014 -\u2014 .a 30, ol 314| 12100 Manitoba and South-West- .4 96%! 961 973(.| ern bonds.ossssscer \u2026 10858 \u2014 + 88168 (68 68).Michigan Air Line bonds.974 1§ -\u2014 25 244/ 243 La 8000 New Brunswick bonds.s - 111411271112 1500 Ontario and Quebec shares.122 \u2014~ 1 North-West pret.sosl++0sl'seo]éccrl - March next, at3 o'clock P.1., in conformity with the 16th and 17th clauses of the Act of Incorporation.p By order of the Board of Directors A.A.TROTTIER, Cashier, Montreal, January 28, 1887.IM ta 2 r La sanque du Peuple DIVIDEND NO.101.The Stockholders of La Banque du P are hereby notified that a semi-annual di dend of Three per cent.for the past six months has been declared on the capital- stock, and will be payable at the office of the Bauk on and after Mond y, the 7th March Lext.The transfer book will be closed from the 15th to the 23th February, inclusive.By order of the Board of Directors.Montreal, January 28, 1887 16M tTs 35 St Paul's Church Young Men's Saciey, The regular fortnightly meetin held on MONDAY EVENIN G, the REN in the Hall of the Church.Geo.W' Beers will deliver a lecture entitled \u201cA Huron Indian Artist.\u201d Palntings executed by the Indiam artist\u2019 will be on exhibition,\u201d The well known reputation of the lecturer will assure a treat to those who attend.All friends and members of the Congregation are cor- FE BL al part o Chair taken at 8 0 m.© entertainment.January 29 us WAN XED\u2014By à first-class dressmaker who { Merchants\u2019 Mant Bg Fèvertisemente.Carsley's Advertisement | Saturday, January 29, 1887.FLANNELS FLANNELS Special attention is called to the Flannel Department, having à large stock of the best and choicest lines, which we are selling at reduced prices for the remainder of this month.8 CARSLEY.New Shirting Flannel for Spring Wear.New Shirting Flannel for Spring Wear.New Shirting Flannel for Spring Wear.New Shirting Flannel for Spring Wear.New Union Flannel for Men's Shirts.New Union Flannel for Men's Shirts.New Union Flannel for Men's Shirts.New Union Flannel for Men\u2019s Shirts.Scotch Heather Fiannel for Wrar pers.Ssotoh Heather Flannel for Wrappers.Tailors\u2019 Cloth Flannel for Wrappers.Tailors\u2019 Cloth Flaunel for Wrappers.8.CARSLEY.New White Saxony Flannel for Skirts.New White Saxony Flannel for Skirts.New White Saxony Flannel for Skirts.New White Saxony Flannel for Skirts.Ladies\u2019 Flannel for Travelling 3uits.Ladies\u2019 Flannel for Travelling Suits.Ladies\u2019 Flannel for Travelling Suits.Navy Blue Serges for Boys\u2019 Suits.Navy Blue Serges for Boys\u2019 Suits.Navy Blue Serges for Gents\u2019 Suits.Navy Blue Serges for Gents\u2019 Suits.8.CARBLEY.Grey Flannel for Underwear.Grey Flannel for Underwear.Shetland Grey for Underwear.Shetland Grey for Underwear, New White Opera Flannel.New White Opera Flannel, New Biue Opera Fiannxl, New Blue Opera Flannel.New Cardinal Opera F:annel.New Cardinal Opera Flannel, New Crimson Opoara Flannel.New Crimson Opera Flannel.S.CARSLEY.MOCCASIN MOUCASIN MOCCASIN UB MOCCASIN MOCCASIN MOC ASIN MOCCASIN For the most comfortable and durable Moccasin get the Club Moccasin At S.CARSLEY\u2019S.facturing Co, THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of this Company will be held ot the office of Messrs.CANTLIE.EWAN & CO, 15 Victoria Square, on TUESDAY, 8th day of Februery next, oAt Half-past TWO sum, for the reception of the Annual Statement, Election of Directors, and the transaction of general business.And the meeling will be made special to cousider, and, if approved, to confirm a By- Law passed by the Directors, providing for the lssue of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2.0,093) First Mortgage Bonds.By order of the Board.GEORGE CREAK, Secretary-Treaaurer.Montreal, 27th January, 1:87.23J 1,8F 25 NOTICE.The ANNUAL {GENERAL MEETING o the GEORGE BISHOP ENGRAVING AND PRINTING COMPANY (Limited), will be held at the Company\u2019s office, 169 St.James street, on Tuesday, the 1st Day of February next, At THREEZo'clock p.m.GEORGE BISHOP.Managing Dliector.Montreal, 17th January, 1857.17,290,313 14 Card to he Electors To the Electors of the County of Northumberland : After thirty years of public life, I again place my services at your disposal ae a candidate for the seat in the House of Commons.During thôse thirty years I have been identified with nearly every important political and public mowement bearing upon the County\u2019s bigher inter esta\u2014from 1856 down to 1867 in the Provincial Legislature, and from 1867 to 1886 [less four yegrs] in the Parliament of Conada.The best-part of my life has been devoted to your interests.What I have been in the past I shall continue to be in the future, the Supporter of every measure calculated tn benefit the County, the opponent of everything caleulaied to injure the County and its industrial or political interests.Singe you did me the honor to elect me in 1882.I have ea.deavored to carry out my pledges to the constituency faithfully.1 have maintained an independent aititads between political parties, without imperilling the Coun.y\u2019s interests, aud have truckled to none.My record, und my votes and utterances in Parliament are knowa to you who are the sole judges of my conduct, and to these I can confidently appeal as evidence of my desire to serve Northumberlaad in preference to any other power or authority, whether personal or political.Should you think fit to re-elect me, I shallen- deavor, as in the past, to keep the interests of my couetituents firs! in mind, and to the promotion of these interests I shall devote all the energy and ability I possess.For your past extended confidence I thank you from the bottom of my heart, and trusting that the pleasant relations which have lasted 80 long between us may be continued, and soliciting your good will and support on the present occasion, I remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, P.MITCHELL.Newcastle, N.B., 17th January, 1887, ANTED\u2014By the advertiser, à sit bookkeeper or general office hang.has | Jan.% du tre 21 can out and fit, employment à 4 amilles, Address A.¥,, Herald offs.aus\" had 15 years\u2019 experie ; i has and excellent Testimonial CS séforences Reeklie,\u201d Herald office, \\ oit; - Address \u201cAula my CE epee \u2014 a me RDAY.JANUARY 29° Amusements, ACADEMY OF MUSIC.HENRY THOMAS.,.Lessee and Munager.One week and Saturday Mati ing Monday, Tapunry gy Commence THE DALYS! In their reconstructed Athletic and tic Absurdity, entitled | Scholas.VACATION, or HARVARD vs.YALE.Seats now on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s, NEXT WEEK, RICE'S BEAUTIFUL EVANGELINE.2 \u2014\u2014___ ACADEMY Or MUSIC.HANRY THOMA 8.Less 6 \u20ac & Manege One Week Only, commenci Blat\u2014 Wednesday and Satusiss nas RICE\u2019S BEAUTIFUL EVANCELINE ! With its Great Star Cast, New Scenery, Now ., Jan.nees.Costumes, New Effects, New Music and the Grand March of the A M.AZONS.Seats now on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s; Jan.28 u \u2014 SPARROW & JATODBM: THEATRE ROYAL] Every Afternoon and Evening, Week coma mencing MONDAY, J « 24th, Engagement of the distinguished actor, MR.BDWIIN ARDEIT, Supported by MISS EVELYN CAMPBELL and a sterling dramatic company, In- the beautiful and realistic Western Tdyl, en \u20ac BEAGLES NEST saautiful Costumes and Scenery.Prices of admission : 10, 20 and 30 cents.Next week, A RING OP IRON.\u2026 SPARROW & JACOBS* \u2014 THEATRE ROYAL.Bv:ry Af ermoon auf Evening, Week 2 commencing Monday, Jan.31st For the First Time in this city, THE GREAT LONDON SUCCESS, A RING OF IRON! A Melo-Drama, in Four Ac's, wr'tten by FRANK HARVEY, Esq, Which will be played by Mr.RALPH DELMARE; Supperted by an excellent Company.BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES AND SCENERY.1.Prices of admi rion, 10, 20 avd 0 cents.Jan.23 2% LYOEUM THEATRE, BEAVER HALL HILL, IMMBINSE SUCCESS LAST WEEK OF E.T.STETSON AND HIS EXCELLENT \u201cOVPANY.Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan.24, 25, 26 and 27, Matinees, and Niguts, only representations of the OLIVE BRANCH! Popular Prices :\u201419, 30 and 80 cents.\u2018an.20 Academy of Music, QUEBEC.The Proprietor begs to announce that the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, capable cf seating 1,500 persons, has recently been remodelled upon the mos modern principles for thea tri \u20ac:1 purposes aud voucerts, vizf, lowering the stage, new scenery, private boxes and orchestra chairs.Address the undersigned for terms.WILLIS RUSSELL.dirs 13 At Association of Montreal.O.and after MONDAY, the sist ia tf, the GALLERY WILD BE CLOSED during preparations for the ope.ing of the CARNIViL EXHIBITION.Jan.i7 23 MR.W.E.FAIRCLOUGH, Of the Royal College of Music, Londob ; Assoclats of the Col ege of Organists, London, aud Organist aud Choir-Master of St.George\u2019s Church, Montreal.Will receive pupils for instruction in Organ and Piano Playing, SINGING, HARMONY, &o.Mr, Fairclough is kindly perm:tied to refer to eminent English musicians - Residence, 104 Phlilips Square, Montreal m January 15 Jan.13 Prof.Durkees next Assembly, February 3rd.REMEMBER THE DATE.Advanred (lass\u2014Every Maaday Evening.The Boston Echo:tische and Du ke-'s College Lancers taught in this class.Single admis- slon, 75 couts por couple Beginners\u2019Class\u2014 Tuesday an?Frida- Evenings This Class offers & fine opportunity to those desirous of learniog to dance, many former attendants having been piaced in the Advanced Class.For further information call at tha hall, day or evening, 1387 St.Catherine Street, (dall & Soott\u2019s Block) mt Application to Parliament.Public notice is hereby given that the Trustees of thé Bondaolders of the South Eastern Railway app\u201dinted under the Act of the Legislature of Queb>c, 43-44 Vlc., cap.49, will make application to the Parliament of Canad a its uext s>sion, for au Act abolish said Trust, and to constitute said Bo.idhulders a Corporation, in accordance with the Comsolidated Railway Act of 1879, and amendme .ts thereto.JAB.O'HALLORAN, Solicitor for Applicants.Montreal, December 1, 1886.w 825 Officesto Let, EN SUITE OR SINGLY, = \u2014IN- The Liverpool and Londen and Globo Iosuranes Company's Building, No.114 ST.JAMES STREET.TWO FLATS over DUN, WIMAN & 00.¢ Offices, heated by ona.Apply to G.F.0.SMITH, Liverpool & London & Globe Ins, C0.1 ?.Jan.17 Place D\u2019Armes of 14 The Grammar School, Berthier-en-Haut, P.Q.The next term of the above School wik commence on January :th.Special attention Bg to French, Shorthand and Bookkeep* here are three scholarships @ffered fof Open competition to boys enefing the school in January.These soholarsnips entitle tho holders to tree tuition for two years, Conditions can he had on SLE Hsin Jaalll MAS 1m Pas vieors any pe i 50 cent made te art ar or five enily an to deli meantin Tories | they wis be over know w at last o Webb, ready, h Surely X his seat tactics.NH.J.CLO The cr Young X Dame st Inst even was the wen whe which ve cast for À among th M.Rie \u2018Jos.Char Muddigan Tucker, ¥ Donald, ] Nelligan, Joo.Bur F.Hardi Leooara, per, T.Byron, bourin, Tae mee Mr.J.Ly, he had eve goral canv Mr.Cloran returned b away up iy onH.J.C the many He regrette was infor: were now y 8piae the u squarely or to ho the strug attendance bon Monday would dissi tion of the ] Policy and 8ny undue i ployers tows ing interests by a change .personally ir the workin, hard work o .they wished the Hon, Ed est and pure: Mr.Cloran stteation, h Plause, The chair: 4 POLITICAL NOTES, MONTREAL WEST.At a meetinz of Conzervatives held y=s- terday, messages were read from Sir Donald Smitb accepting the proferred nomination for Montreal West, and from Bir John Macdonald expressing his satisfaction with the nomination, The Liberal nomination will be anvounced at Mr.Blake\u2019s meeting in Qu-en's Hall on Morse day night, if nct before.Both sides are preparing for a great struggle.NORTHUMBERLAND.Advices from Northumberland are very satisfactory from the Opposition standpoint.Mr.Mitchell is mee:ing with great success in his canvass of the county, aad his friends predict his electioa by a hand- - some majority.- GLENGARRY.Correapondence trom this county represents that Mr.Purcell 1s making goud progress.Mr.Purosll\u2019s -large-hearted liberality, his liberal viewe on mot eub- jects, and the reputation fir business ine tegrity which he enjoys throughout the dounty are telliog in his favor.Without saying one word to diarat+ Mr, Macmacter, it is safe to affirm that Mr.Purcell\u2019s claims on being elected ars excellent, The eounty having just protested agaioBt the Government\u2019s attempt to light the fires of religious bigotry, will now proceed to protest againet the maladministras tion of public affairs, the corruption and the boodling which have characterized Sir John Mygdonald\u2019s party during the past four yet.They can do this in no way so s.tisfactory as by electing Mr.Purcell, _ : 4 LABOR CANDIDATE FOR MONTREAL CENTRE, At a largely attended meeting of workingmen, held last evening in the hall of the Workingmen\u2019s Protective Union, at 228 8t.James street, the question of a labor candidate for Montreal Centre was, afier the transaction of routine business, brought up and discussed.Mr.P.Duffy was unauimously called to the chair.The Chairman urged the advieability of naming or endorsing a candidate in the labor interest.The name of Mr, H, J.Cloran, the preset Liberal standa:d bearer in the contest, was mentioned by several speakers as a fit and proper perton to rc- ceive the endorsation and suppgrt or the working classes, Mr.Cloran, on being called to tue plat- for.3, was received with loud upplause.He thanked (he meeting for their recen- tion, acd procee led to develop his labor and political pr-gramme amid expressions of general approval.is atulude on the lubor question wes evident:y icceptable to the meeting, 4- p:cially as it war not assuwmned fr the cccasion, as his record on labor l8ues dates back over five or six years, and is to be found in the columns of the public press.Several members propounded quesiions aflec.ing I~bor interests ard rights, and they were all auswered unhesitatiogly and on pricei- pie by Mr.H J.C-oraa.The result was that Mr.Loui: Happy and T.Hogan moved the adoption of the fullowing resolation :\u2014 esoived, That the nomination of Mr.H.J.Cloran be endorsed by this meeting of workingmen, and that the chairman and : eoretary be instructed to draw up a document to present to the District Assembly of Knights of Labor in this city, and to the Central Trades and Labor Counc 1, requesting their endorsa- tion and support of Mr.H.J.Cloran as labor candidate for Montreal Ceutre.This resolution was carried unanimously and with loud cheers, Mr.Cloren thanked the meeting, which then adjourned, TORY TACTICS.A provisionary writ of mandamus was issued .on the 27th instant at the request of Dr.J.H Graham, of Rich noud, represented by J.BH.R, Richard, E-q, advocate, of Sherbrooke, formerly of Mon:- real, against the Hon.W.H.Webb, 1 gis- lative councillor and revising « flicer for the County of Richmond, ordering him to de~ liver a copy ot the list of voters of that ceunty to the petitioner.Notice was given in the Canada Gazette on the Tih August last, that this List was completed aud, according to section 31st of the Electoral Franchise Aei, it is the re- vieors duty ta deliver copies of said lista to any person requiring the sae ani paying 50 cente.R-peated demands have been made to Mr.Webb by Dr.Grabam, Mr.Hart and his Liberal friends during four or five monthe, but Mr.Webb Las persistently ancwered that hz was not yeu ready to deliver the required copies.In the meantime rumors were current that the Tories had procured as many copies as they wished, ard that the elections would be over ; defore their opponent would know who the voters were.Dr.Graham at last served à no & ia! ; rotes: upon Mr.Webb, and, Mr.Webb still not being ready, he claim ed relief from the court.di .THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 the Couservative party for 23 yea.», and feienaly to Mr, Curran ei.ce his acvent .0 Pa Jiament, but whilst prepared to forgive much in Mr.Curran, he was not, a8 an Irishmav, prepared to follow him through bis uomauly aud uupatrivtic course on the Hone Rule question, snd he could not see how any Irishman consistently csuld.The next speaker was Mr E.Hailey, who urged on the iccouwe voters at the ou set of their political careegg to vote for purity ia goverument aud purity in repee- seuiatives.He advocated for their adher- erce and support the ¢ld waxim of prin- c'ples first wnd pary af.erwaras, aud a3 this was uot the policy pursued by M:, Currau on questions affecting Irish nationality aud Irish p.inciples, the Irish people Dave uv ucher couree to follow than to di- pose from power sry government or any represeutative who violates the curfi lence of tue people, He asked for a lung pull anda strong puli vy Mr.Cloran's ~upport- 618, and had co duabt of the result.Mr.M.DouuVan arçéd à thorough support of Mr.Blake in preference Ww tuut prince of trickaters, Jonn A, Macdonald, who has time \u201cvd agaie ot sg-d every principle that Iricbmen hold dear; and as ohn A.Macdonald has done, eo have his tools done evry tue at hia bidding, irrespective of the wishes and desires of their constituents.Mr.Jum Ps ama , 13th, 158, î tan, Came Vera Crus a tiagos L Guatem th Pacifo 24th.1s and Bar buco, and t.Domingd \u2018 wn apd TE Col.exe .ara, Brasili\u2019 P.0.a3.| wo: | de ; For Se or Jan woot respond afore tb 100, à À uid bo 2 vox In Wilk tion of ihréd only dur | in the 0 ani 108 .Four 3, at 9.00 # loa~TwoP* 3 x \u201cTHE INJUN\" Incident in the Minnesota Massaore of 1862, An [From the Week.] J Ë Yey sa the Injuns\u2019 all slike, A bad an\u2019 sneaken lot, An\u2019 ain\u2019t no use fer nuthin\u2019, 80 the cusses should be shot.\u2018Well, p\u2019raps they is, an\u2019 p'raps they ain't, A lazy, worthless crowd, Yet durn my skin ef I kin see Why white men chin so loud.Ef some 0\u2019 them r devils kicks 'Cause things ain't run quite squar, An\u2019 jumps an Injun Agent's ranch, An\u2019yanks his bloomin\u2019 har, Thar alnt\u2019t no thought uv causes, An\u2019 no one cares a cuss, IVS jes\u2019 \u201c Call out the Blue Coats, An\u2019 give them somethin wuss.\u2019 Thar\u2019s good an\u2019 bad in Injun An\u2019 thar\u2019s good an\u2019 bad in White; But, somehow, they is allus wrong, An\u2019 we is allus right.But l\u2019m an old, old tim 1\u2019ve jes\u2019 bin here Lo 10: That I kin mostly allus tell The ones that\u2019s right an\u2019 wrong.An\u2019 ye oan bet yer scented life, When things get steamin' hot, That some white foo! er knave has lit The fire that biles the pot.Ye think the Injun isn\u2019t squar, That's Jest whar ye mistake, Fer bein\u2019 trew to them that\u2019s trew, The Injun scoops the cake, Fer I kin tell ye what occurr\u2019d Way back in sixty-two, When things in MinMesota State Wuz lookin\u2019 kinder blue.cu The Sioux wuz up an\u2019 on the shoot, À slingin\u2019 round their lead, An\u2019scalpin\u2019 ev'ry mother\u2019s son Thay wuzn't bald er dead.Thar warn\u2019t a livin\u2019 Yankees, An\u2019 io 8 wuz brave an\u2019 bold, That wou'd have crossed the plains alone, Fer à waggon load of gold, Cause why ?We know\u2019d the Guv'ment \u2018Wuzn't treatin\u2019 Injuns fair ; That\u2019s why they riz an\u2019 painted things, An\u2019 raised the settlers\u2019 hair.That snmmer a fur trader Come up from Montreal, An' on his way to Garry He landed in Saint Paul.An\u2019 all the guides an\u2019 hunters sald He couldn't cross the plains, Fer them thar painted divils Wuz layin\u2019 low fer trains.He only laffed, an\u2019 said he know\u2019d The Injuns all his life, An\u2019 he wuz goin\u2019 to mosey through, An\u2019 take along his wife.An\u2019 she, you bet, was plucky, An\u2019 said she'd goalong, * Fer lnjuns only went fer them As allus done \u2019em wrong.\u201d .Severe Cough: Now, I should smile, \u2019twuz risky\u2014 An\u2019 all the fcllers sed : The chances of their gettin\u2019 through Warn\u2019t wath an ounce uv lead.But, sure\u2019s yer born, they started, Right out the northern trail, Aboard a praree schooner, With a Texan steer fer sail, AN\u2019 right atop that créakin\u2019 cart, Upon the h ghest rack, That trader nailed a blomin\u2019 rag, Th8 English Union Jack.So thar he'd gone an\u2019 done it Es stubborn as a mule, An\u2019 knowin\u2019 fellers sald we\u2019d seen The last of that damn fool.Thay wuzn\u2019t long upon the trail Before a band uv Reds Got on their tacks an\u2019 follered up, A goin\u2019 to shave their heads, But.when thay seen that litile flag, A stickin\u2019 on that cart, Thay jes said: \u2018\u2018 Hudson Bay, go on Good trader with good heart.\u201d An\u2019 when they struck the river, An\u2019 took to their canoes, 'Twuz them thar bits uv caller That teen \u2019em safely throngh.Fer thar that cussed little rag \u2018Went floatin\u2019 through the State, A flappin\u2019 in the face uv death, An\u2019 smilin\u2019 right at fate.That wuz the way them tarnal fools Crossed them thar blazin\u2019 plains, An\u2019 floated down the windin\u2019 Red, Through waves with blo.d-red stains.What give that flag its virtoo ?What's thar in red an\u2019 blue To make a man an\u2019 woman dar \u2018What others dasent do ?Jest this, and Injuns know\u2019d it, That whar them cullers flew The men what lived beneath them \u2018Wuz mostly straight an\u2019 trew.That when they made a bargain, 'Twuz jest es strong an\u2019 tight Ks if \"Lwere draw\u2019d on sheep skin, An\u2019 sigaed in black au\u2019 white.That\u2019s how them Hudson traders done, For mor\u2019n a huudred year, Thaf's why that trader feller crossed Them plaids withoat a fear.An' jest 50 long es white men Don\u2019t try some little game To euchre out the red man, So long he\u2019l1 act the same.But wien the men Beneath that flag T any monkey ways, Then, good-bye old time friendship, For the Injan\u2019s gain\u2019 ter raise.But jest believe m >, onct for all, To them that treats him fair, The Ebjun mostly allus wuz, An\u2019 is, an\u2019 will be, squar.BARRY DANE, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ' KEEP QUIET A FEW DAYS.London Times : This is what the good doctor and kind friend cay time and again to those whose nervés are ali ussatrung, worn out with labor and care, sleepless vights, poor appetites, mnable (0 digest the iittle they do eat, and & general miserablenees all over.Thexe is no doubt about the a\u201d vice being good, but how many of the sûffering thousand&Tarfotowitf Not one in twenty! The clergyman who keeps together a large congregation ; the man that manages an important busiress ; the poor man with his family to support, as well as the wife who presides over the rich man\u2019s household, seeing that everything is complete and in order; or the mother who cannot afford a nurse, and 1s broken up by a fretful baby, must all go on, notwithstanding the advice to Keep Quiet a Few Days What then are you to do?\u2018To go on seems certain death.And drop all cares you cannot ; the rcad looks dark, but \u2019cis before day.Will and determination have much to do with.our exictence.Never give up.Study to ficd where you have gone against Nature the hardest, and abandon all things possible that do you harm.Yet you will find it necessary at times to depend on à good reliable medicine to help you out.Hops are a good nervine and tonic ; Podopholin & cathartic and liver regulaior; Buchu acts on tae kidneys and urinary organe.These, properly combined with other ingrediente, have proved the greatest medicine ever prepared, and known throughout the wo:ld as Hop Bitters, RES 7 @#\"- None genuine without green Hops on the white label.vile, n th a bunoh of Shun all the names rare It Seldom: Faligyl J.B.Cameron, of Westlake, Ainstie, Cape Breton, had inflammatory rheumatism which Hagyard\u2019s Yellow.Qil qured after all other treatment had failgd: : a MrNisTers, Lawyers and Teachers, and i \u2018others whose occupation gives but Hstle exercise, should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid Liver and biliousness, One is à dose, tre poisonous stuff with \u201cHop\u201d or \u201cHops?| eir PDlisrellan-cus.TI) PSC from a common Blotch, or Eruvti ç the worst Scrofula.Setar hom?Fever-sores,\u201d Scaly or Bough Skin, in short, all disenses caused by bad blood aré conquered by this powerful, purifying, and Invigorating medicine, Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its benign influence.Eepecially has it manifested its potency in curing \u2018L'etter, Rose Rash, Boils, Care buncles, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous So and Swellings, Hip-Joint Disea: White Swelllhigs, oitre, or Thi Neck, and Enlarged Glands.Send ten cents in stamps for & large treatise, with colored plaies, on Skin Diseases, or Aho same unt for a treatise on Scrofulous Affections.\u201cTHE BLOO THE LIFE.\u201d roughly cleanso it by using Dr.Pierce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spire its, vital strength, and soundness of constitution, will be established.CONSUMPTION, which is Scrofulous Disease of the Lungs, i3 promptly and certainly arrested and cured by this God-given remedy, if taken before the last stages of the disease are reached, From its wonderful powcr over this terribl fatal disease, when firat offering this now celebrated remedy to the public, Dr.PIERCE thought seriously of calling it his \u201cCone sumption Cure, but abandoned that name &8 too limited for a medicine which, from its Wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative, or blood-cteansing, anti-b lous, pectoral, and nutritive properties, is unequaled, pot only as a remedy for consumption of the ungs, but for ail CHRONIC DISEASES Or THE Liver, Blood, and Lungs.F If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots on face or body, frequent headache or dlzzie ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills, alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and gloomy borebodings, irregular appetite, and coated tongue, you are suffering from Indie gestion, Dyspepsia, and Torpid Liver, or \u201cBillousness.\u201d In many cases only part of these symptoms are experienced.As a remedy for all such cases, Dr.Pierce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery has no ui al, Por Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Shortness of reath, ronchitis 8, Consumption, an kindred affections, it is a Sovereign remedy.Send ten cents in stamps for Dr.Plerce\u2019s book on Consumption.Sold by Druggiste.PRICE $1.00, OR 6 BOTTLES FOR $$ 8.00, Worid\u2019s Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, 663 Main St., BUFFALO, N.¥.183 Gi S, 9 \\cecoss LITTLE Ce \\casant LIVER CBLLE: JO 60% OKOtS PILLS.ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC.Sold by Druggists.25 cents a vial.$500 REWARD is offered by the proprietors of Dr.Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure.If you have a discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of smell, taste, or hearing, wenk eyes, dull pain or pressure in head, you have Catarrh.ou sands of cases terminate in consumption.Dr.Sage\u2019s CATARRH REMEDY cures the worst cases of Catarrh, Cold in the Head,\u201d and Catarrhal Headache.50 centd.Tegal Casds.J.C.McCORKILL, ADVOCATE, OHAMBERS\u2014Opposite St! Lawrence Ha!l 138 ST.JAMES &TPEET, MONTREAL duly 8 6m 164 McINTYRE, LEWIS & CODE, Barristers, Solicitors, &c.Supreme Court and Deparimental Agents, Solicitors Bank of Moutreal.for Union Bank of Lower Canada, dc.Ottawa, Ont.A.F MCINTYRE, |, G.CoDE.July 4 158 MACDONALD & MacINTOSH, !tELets fx, #.Sandflold Macdonald.) 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at the same time Correcting Acidity of the Btomach, curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of thé Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Ærysipelas, Gcrofula, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, and General Debility; ell these and many other similar Complaints vicld to the eppy influence of BURDOCK BLOOD BITMERR, T.MUBUBN & \u20ac0., Proprietors, Tororts, TO PRINTERS.FOR SALX CHEAP, A Second-hand Gorden Job Cylinder Press Can be run either wiih Treadle or Steam.Has In Fountaiu complete.Will print a sheet 18x24 inches, With siighi expense can be put in goed running order, and would he s useful prees In à sonniry ofdces, Apply to HERALD Office Ratlwans.CETL ERO BLL Ad.=~apt Trein, arriving St Aloang, 10.50 a.m.; Burlington 12,16 p.m ; Montpelier, 12.50 p.m White River Junstion, 2.56 p.m.8.20 Boston, vin Lowsll, 7.25 p.m., ape New York, via Springfield, a 10.30 p.rx I uliman New Buffet Parlor Oars to Bow: Be 4 2 P.M.\u2014New York =na Bestrn Exe a press.arriving Si Albans $50 p.m, upper], Barlington 8.pan.Rutland\u2019 10.80 p.m,., Troy 1.30 a m., Albany 1.45 a.m.New York 7.00 a.m,, Worcester 8.40 sm, Boston 7.48 s.m., via Rui~ land, Bellows Filla and Fitch.arg Wagner Bleeping Oars Montrsal to New York and St.Albans to Boston Through Uars on this train arriving Water- 100 7.20 p.m, Magog 8.30 p.m.and Sherbrooke 9,20 porn ! £2,M.\u2014 Night Express, for gt.2.30 Albans, White River Junction, - Manchester, Nashua, arriving Boston via Lowell 8.80 a.m., vin Fitobbsg, 8.56 a.m., Now .York,vla Noxhampton, Hoiyoke fpringâeld, acd Now Haven 11.40 am.This train maKeN alogd Cconnueilon at Nashua and Winchaxden for WWorvester; Frovidence and ail points on New York and Nsw England Ratiroads.Pullman Buffet Slesp:ng Carm to Boston and Springfield For Tioksts, Tirme-tables, and other infor- raation, pplz at Windsor and Balmoral Hotes, rand Trunk Offices, or at tte Com- rany'uomce, 136 St, Jamas Pirest, A.0.STONEGRAVE, canadian Passengosr Agent, J.W.HOBAR3, 8 W.CUMMIN Genl.Manager, Gen.Pass, Agent.Montreal, November 27th, 1886.WINTER ARRANGEMENT.mmencing 22nd NOV., 1886.THROUGH EXPRESS PARBSENGER TRAIN 8 RUN DAILY (Qundays execpted; as ollow: Leave TO seve rape rinse 2040100008 oy Ak ATT rol Platoiste pe pn Rad 2 Rimouski, seams oo 00 ov #'* Little Metis.eçaneunss £JO SU ! Camphellion.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.s.se Dainousie Function.cess 8, Bat lo vas0n c0000st eveoscccee 10:33 \u201c NOWCASLI®.400.01\u20260ecctss 00000) 2.15 A.M MONCtON.0000000 s 000000 sees 34) AM Bte TONN.100005 00100 srerorce 7.00 A.M HIAIISAK 000400004400 scerosocee 12:05 PM The Grand Trunk Trains loaving Montroa) at10.15 P.M.connect at Point Levis wiih these trains.The Trains to Halifax and St.John run through to their destinatiens on Sundays.The Sleeping Car leaving Montrea: on Ter - day rednesda and Friday, ro Hallfax, an 3 one leaving on Thursday and Saturday to St, John, csang A1 Traizs=rs run by BastornStandari Time.2#-THROUGH TIOTETS may be obtained via rail and steamer to all points on the Lower St.Lawrence gnd in the Maritime Provinces.° ' For tickets and all nformalion in regard ta passenger fares, rates of freight, train arrangements, &c., apply to G.W.ROBINSON, Eastern Freight and Passenger Agent 1864 BT.JAMES STREET Opposite St.Lawrence Hall : Montreal.D.POTTINGER, Ohief Buperintendent, RAILWAY CFFIOR, f Moraton, N.B.,Nov.16th,1886, J.RIELLE, f.and Surveyor la {ES STREKT.sr If you want a Bookkeeper\u2019s vosition advertise in The Herald, free.7 nr Aülri THE SHORT and DIRECT LINE TQ mee Quebec, Ottawa, Kingston, Peterboro, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Winnipeg, Port Mcody, and all points in the Maritime Provinces, Manitoba, the North-West and British Columbia.TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAS For Winnipeg and Vanceuver=8.00 pm, daily, except Sundays.For Ottawa~7.15 a.m., 5.00n.m., 6.10 p.me; and 18.00 p.m, For Toronto\u20148.00 a.m, and 18.00 p.m.For Quebec\u20148.06 a.m., *4,00 p.m.and 13 00 p.m.ARRIVE AT MONTREAL From Winnipeg and Vancouver\u20148.2) a.m dally, exce t Sundays.m Ottawa\u2014~\u201418.20 a.m., 13.85 p.m., 8.80 p-m., and 9.00 p.m.From Toronto \u2014{8.20 a.m.and 8.00 p.m.From Quebec\u20148.80 a.m., 9.10 p.m.sx d *10.66 p.m.* Sundays only, t Runs daily Superb Parlor and Sleeping Cars run on all Through Trains.The Only All-Rail Route \u2014 TO \u2014 Maio ud Bish Colombia For TICKETS, MAPS, and all information, apply at Ticket Offices : 266 ST.JAMES STREET; 528 do.do.202 do.do.Or to C.E.McPHERSON, City Ticket and Passenger Agent, 266 St.James Street.W.C.VAN HORNF, Vice-President, LUCIUS TUTTLE, Pass\u2018nger Traffic Manager.D.McNICOLL, General Passenger Agent.Jan.20 17 ®- Montreal an.Rostoyp à ++ \u2014AND\u2014 White Mountain Line MG\u201d Thiz is tho ONLY L{INX \"from.Moxtreal ronuing through the Wh, Mountains to Portland, via Fabya 1'+ aud White Mountain Notch On snd after MOND 1888, trains will leave M 9.00 AY, OCTOBER 4th, ontreal as 011079 sw A.M.\u2014~Day Express.for Portland, Boston, Lowell, n gshua, Manchester, Corcord, &o., with Drawn Room Car ruaning tbrough ta Eoston.4 1 oO P.M.\u2014Locai train for New: .rt, Waterloo, Stanbri\u201dge, St.esaire, £ad intsrmediate poinis, 7 4 P.M.\u2014N:zht Express for Bostus u snd New England points, with Pullman, Palace Slespinz Cas at tached ; also through 0: nnection for Bpringfietd and all points on the Coanecticul River Line.The 8.00 a.m.and 7.45 p.m.Expres Tralas stop only at principal stations.For further part:culars see Time Fables, Baggägo checked throu-h and passed ny She Customs at Bonaventure Depot.For tickets anJ-all information, apply at 202 St.Jarses street, Windsor Hoiet, BRliv ora; Hotel, or Bonavoniare Station, Re deat, lend Ny PLOY 3.Trustess i \u201cenaryl Man November 27 Delaware & Huson Canal 0s RAII HO@Di .and ti.\u201d Saratcga, Troy, Albary, Beston, New York, Philadelphia.AND ALL FCINTS GOUTTE AYI 5 SL.QUICK.TIME.NO DELAYS, An and Atter MONDAY Nov.183th instant, FRAINS WILL LEAVE MCNTREAL : 450 p.m.=~Night ¥Xprocz-¥eognerts gent Bleeping Car vvns through to Ne without change, arriving in Ng 3 7.00 next morning.2 Fhls T slose sonxnsciion iat Troy and A + Slesving Car Train for Hesicrn, mir vi, B80 Am, - A Row York Throngh Maly snd Mxpr.m £9) rea vis inis line, / infornaiien & Éli, BUA Tlekois mia Grand Tronk zee, vat the J 2ifce, 148 84.James Srroré, NV extreai.J.W.BURDIOK, CHAE C MuFALL Ganeral Pass\u2019r, Ager rnscai Agent Albany 5.3 ventre HANTOBH& YORTRYESTERN HY, C0 CHANCE OF TIME.Taking effect Monday, December 2, 1886.s a} pa ENT No.\u20184; No.3 No.1{ No.3 Mix\u2019d Pass, Pass.Mix'd M'nds|Tue?ys Wed.|Tue\u2019ys 1 and an STATIONS.and an Thurs|Frid\u2019s Sut\u2019y Frid's Leave |Leave ee _|Leave} Arr.12.08} ~12.00| Portage ia rrairie 14.50| \"14.5% 14.351 13.50; -.tGladstone.,.| 13°20] 12.16 16.801 165.02|.,.Neepawa.,, 11.48! 9.50 18.30! 16.00:.tMinnedosa.] 11.00] 838 cera.| 17.10}.Rapid City.9:00] .21.16] 17.48f.Shoal Lake,.9.12] 6.28 00] 18 55{.Birtle .| 8.00 ES sense 21.261.Binscarth .,.! 5.101 .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.| 22-45].Russell.| 8.45 +».24.051 \u2026 Langenburg 2.301 04 Arr, Arr.Lve.Lve.Meals Trains leave Minnedosa for Rapid City TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 16.0; returning leave Rapid City WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 9.00; for Langenburg, leave Birtle FRIDAYS only at 20.00; returning leaye Langenburg SATURDAYS on]y at 2.80; for Russell leave Binscarth TUESDAYS only at 21.30 ; returning leave Russell WELNES.DAYS only at 3.48, making connection with main line trains.The above trains connect at Portage La Prairie with trains of ike Can.Pac, Ry.to and from Winn} .For Inform fon as [0 freight Or passenger rates apply to A.McDonald, Asst.Freight and Passenger Agent, Portage la g ge BAR nes Prairie, or to General Buperintendont, Jan.I AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 \u2014-\u2014 \u2014_ 8 THE WORLD OF SPORT The Third Day's Racing at the Driving Park.Last Night's Interesting Hookey Matches.The Artillery Snowshoe Olub\u2019a Green Steeplechase, And Other Interesting Sporting News, Owiag to pressure ou our space this morning, we are unavoidably compelled to hold over a quantity of interesting eporting news, Yrotéitg.MONTREAL DRIFING PARK RAOES\u2014 THIRD DAY.Splendid weather, a more comfortable temperature, and though not large a very fair attendance of spectators were the die- tinguishing features ¢f the concluding day of the three days trotting meet at the Montreal Driving Park.Although it had been hinted that one or more match races would come off outside the event of the day, the five mile trot, the contestants in these minor events did not put in an appearance.Notwithstanding this ehortening of the programme the goodly sized crowds of spectators that gathered within the enclosure of the Park, were more than eatisfied with the sport provided, as they had the pleasure of witnessing what was one of the best races of the meet, and Letter, tco, saw the Montreai horse win.The track, although in capital condition, was a little heavy, being considerably cut up by the racing of the two preceding days of the meet, otherwise the race was held under the moat favorable auspices.The Ottawa Black Horse\u201d as the animal owned by Mr.Macabee, of the Capital, is called, is à fine specimen of a trotter.Tall, large boned, deep chested, and with clean cut limbs,\u201d he gave every evidence of speed and staying piwers, and in a preliminary spin given him over the track by his driver, he excited much ads miration and made many friends among the sportemen who were williog to \u201c bet ycu a fiver you know\u201d that be would chow the way to Mr.Hoofetet'er\u2019s well known White Bird.The latter horse is too well known to our port, both on the turf aod snow track fo require a description at our hands.Sufice to say his owner was not at all overcome by tke exhibition of speed made by the Ottawa horses and apparently had a emil- ing confiderce that the Bird would not be far benind when the five miles were finished, After preliminaries had ben arren ed, Messrs.Isaac Daoust, Charkosnesu ands Bt.Jean were chosen ag judges and the horses were ordered out.After ecoring five times they were ent away.at 305 o'clock to a splendid etart, Around the first turn they fl:w, going veck and neck, and it wgs pot until the back sirctch was well covered that either had the advantage.Then the Bird begau to see what was wanted aud by a gawe spurt che showed to the front at the lower turn and passing the wire st the half mile, the black horse had the worst of the etruggle by half a length.In the mext heif mile the stranger lost another half lengta and at the mile post the Bird had a length to the good.These positions were maintained until & mile and a half was covered, but when paseing the stond for the second mile the whip was used and the Ottawa trotter went to the front with a rush.At the half distance the Bird again recaptured the lead aud from this out held 1t to the finish, winning the race by three good lengths, in the very good time, considering the heavy track, of 15 minutes and 67 seconds, SUMMARY, Match race, five miies, for a purse ot $57, between A, Hoofsteller\u2019's White Bird anda Mr.Macabee\u2019s Black Horse.» Hoofsteller\u2019s White Bird.1 Macabee\u2019s Black HOrs®.50\u2026.s00000000 2 - Time, 16m, 578.NBXT WEEE\u2019S RACING.Mr, Kimball, the proprietor of the Mont- «real Driving Park, has arranged for the following races to be held on his track on next Thursday afternoon :\u2014 Frst race, 2 40 class, open to all trotters Or pacers in the Province, for a purse of $15, divided in four prises.Second race, free for all, open to trotters or pacers, for a gurse of $76, to be divided $a four prizes.Judging from the interest excited and capital sport of this week\u2019s free for all, Thureday\u2019s races wili be well worth wit- messing ard worthy of liberal patronage at the hands of our horsemen.THE CARNIVAL RACES, Mr.Kimball, chairman of the Carnival Race Committee, states that the list of entries received 18 the largest of any similar meeting ever held in Montreal.As it is expected that some entries are on the way by ruail he has decided to keep the list for the stallion race open until February st.A NOVEL RACE, At the Driving Park on Saturday, Feb.bth, a trotting race will take place for what is rather a novel stake.The well known trotting horses * Mogasin\u201d and ® Stranger,\u201d both late importations here have been matched to trot mile heats best 3 in 5 for 500 bushels of oats.The owners are to drive either in trotting or road sleighs to herness.As a forfeit of $560 has been deposited the race is sure to some off, and will probably prove one of the seasons events.The M.A.A.Dramatie Club, THEIR SECOND ENTERTAINMENT.Another very large audience attended at the M.A.A.A.Club House last evening to witness the second presentation of Caste by the members of the M.A, A.A.Dramatic Club, assisted by some of our leading lady amateurs.The drama ran even more smoothly, if that were possible than on the first evering, and 1t is almost unnecessary to etate that the aus dience was a delighted?one.As stated in our former notice of the entertainment, the performers were all well up in their parts and the acting would have brought no discredit to many professionals; It it to be hoped that the M.A.A.D.C., will ere long give the public another opportunity of being present at another of their delightful entertainments, mean while it is satisfactory to note thai the new grounds fund has been considerabl iticreased by the entertainments of whic we write, Hockey.ORYSTAL JUNIORS V8.HAWTHORN, About two hundred spectators gathered at the Crystal Rink last evening to witness the hockey match between the Crystal Juniors and the Hawthorn teams, and they had the pleasure of witnessing a very interesting exhibition of the game.Play started at 7.45 o\u2019clock, and as both teams were yerv evenly matched, for some time neither gained an advantage.The Haw- THE MONTREAL HERALD team play they were not in it, Ib the first half, two games were taken fer the Crystals by Irwin, who proved hiugelf a great player, and F.Ailo of the ggme team ca tured another, while C.NiChol, one of tha best players on the Hawthorn team, scored a well earned game tor his side.Ia the second half the play was very bot, and the referee had 8 hard time, but neither team secoeeding in scoring a goal, the match enii- ed in favor of the Crystals by a score cf 3 games to 1.For the Crystula the players who distinguished themselves were.F.Irwin, J.Robertson, J.Dryedale and F.Allo, while for the Hawthorns, C.Nichol, A.Robertson, Stevenson, McGitbo and Jack played a fine game.The following were the cfficiale, players and their posi- ins:\u2014 HAWTHORNS CRYSTALS.J.Routh.Goal.W.Murray T.Stevenson.I Robertson F.Fairbanks.F.McAnally L MoGibbon } ë pry édale ac Hamilton ©.Niohol, Forwards E.Irwin A .Robertson F.Allo G.Robertson.Spare men.M.Grant F.Dowd.TOUL.W.Virtue NVIOTORIAS SROOMD VS.TEAMS.Quite a large gathering of spectatcra acsembled a3 the Victoria ink, last even~ ing,to see the second teams of the Victorias (champions) and the Montreal Glubs play hockey, and the fiae game then witnessed would have done no discredit to the first teams of these crack clubs.Play was started sharp at 8 o\u2019clock and a beautifa! ame was the result.Dariag the first alf the play was pretty even, the Mont- MONTREAL SECOND real men being particularly hari for the Viea to get away with, but towards the epd, when the boys got settled down in their places and commenced to get their team play ip,their opponents got slightly rattled.Towards the close of the haif the first game was taken for the Vies by J.Kinghorn, who was playing a maguificent game.Shortly afterwards the Montreals claimed & game, but it was not allowed, and half time was called with the Vics one ahead.In the second balf the home team ceemed to have things pretty much their own way, while the M.À.À.geemed to feel the effects of the hot play, Again Kinghorn, by brilliant play, scored two more games for his side, and the half and malch ended in favor of the Victorias by à ecore of 3 games to none.For the Vics the plavers who distinguished themselves were Kinghorn, Crathern, Becket, Nichol and Ward, while for the M.A.A.Barlow, Low, Costigan and Rose played a fice game.The following are the nares of the officials, tue players and their positions on the respective teams :\u2014 VICTORIA MONTREAL JUNIORS.Positions JUNIORS.T Niohol .Goal.A: G.Higginson F.Crathern.Point.A.L.Lockerley J.Becket.,.Cuver Point.J.T, Barlow J.Kinghorn., Forwards.W.G.Ross A.Robertson.te .J.H.Robertson B.Ward.ee G.8, Low H Duggan.\" À.H.Costigan W.A.Cameron.8pan Man.J.Owens R., Darling.mpires.J.{Craven F.Jack, Referee.Snowshaeing, THE TUQUE BLÈBE, This atternooa the members of the Tuque Bleue Snowshoe Club hold their usual Saturday aflernoon tramp.To-day's rendezvous is Peloquin\u2019., Back River.The hour for starting is 3 o'clock and the place the club house, Manefield strce!.Secretary Binmore requests a large muster.ST.GEORGE\u2019S.Tue above club hold their usual weekiy cro:s country tramp to Lachine thie aticr noon, s'artigg from the College gates ut 3 o\u2019clock sharp.The club steeplecase will aiso be run this afternoon, the start to be made from Cote St.Luc as soon as the trampsrs reach there.It is stated there will be a big field, many of whom are pew men.Consequently a good race may be expected, THE PRINCE OF WALES, A goodly number of the Prince of Wales Regimental Spowshoe Club tramped over the mountain last evening to Doanhue\u2019s, on their usual weekly tramp, and a most enjoyable eveping was spent in the customary amusements.THE ST, CHARLES SNOWSHOE OLUB, The members of the St.Charles Snowshoe Club, 45 strong, tramped to Douo- hue\u2019s last night on their usual weekly tramp and enjoyed a more thau ordinarily good time, An Impromptu concert was gotten vp, to which nearly all the boys contributed, while danciog was ome of the features of the evening.The Tuque Rouge, which is now one of the finest city clubs and compares favorably with the older and larger organizations, intends to take an active part in our Carnival.They will make a big turnout in the torchlight procession, and intend to have two hand« somely decorated cars in the Carnival drive, The next ladies\u2019 night of the St.Charles Club will be held on the evening of February 11th, when 8 good limeemay be expected.THE ARTILLERY CLUB'S STEEPLECHASE.The annual green steeplechase of the Montreal Artillery Snowshoe Club was held last evening and like all the affairs gotten up by this, our pioneer military snowshoe organizations, was an immense success.At 8 o'clock seven runners started from the College gates, taking the usual mountain track for Donahue\u2019s, and a very close race was the result, more particularly between the two leading men, ombardier Norris and Corporal Murdoch, who subgequently captured first and second prize.Last night being particularly dark and the track owing to the soft weather, very heavy, the time made was not the best on record, although everything considered, it was very good.The follow= ing are the names of the four prize winners and the time they made :\u2014 Min.Sec.1st\u2014Bombardier J.Norris, time, 27 28 2nd\u2014Corporal D.J.H.Murdoch,* 27 30 8rd\u2014Corporal P.McDonald, \u201c 28 10 4th\u2014Gunner W.Pringel, \u201c 29 06 At the goal some 76 members of the club and their friends awaited the winners, who on their arrival were put through the bouncing process with a vim, A delight ful evening of fun and jollity was then spent.Messrs.Bitman, l'urton, Lindsay, Donahue, Wiswold and Stock added, with their songs and recitations, greatly to the evening\u2019s amusement.Mr.Cockfield, resident of the Argyle club, officiated as Judge tor the steeplechese.Om the whole the Artillery Annual \u201cQueen\u201d was one of the biggest events in their annals.The club intend to take a prominent place in our Carnival celebration.i LE TRAPPEUR EXCURSION.Mr.Correveau, a delegate of Le Trappeur Club of Montreal to Quebec, returned from that city last night.While there he called a meeting which was attended by the presidents of all the Quebec clubs to the number of eleven.Mr.Correveau having made known the objeot of his visit there, to invite the clubs of the capitel to the excursion \u2018of Le Trappeur, to Boston, was given to un derstand by the gentlemen present that a large number of members of their associations would accompany the sister club of Montreal to the Hub.Besides this contingent from Quebec, letters have been received by the secretary of Le Trappeur, from nearly every club in the Province, assuring him of a large number of delegates to go with their excursion, which thorns had the bet of it in weight, but in promises to equal if not surpass anything ever attempted by the snowshoe clubs of, this city.The excursion starts on Monday.Sporting Not's, The five wile championship race at the Crystal Rick on Tuesdsy night promises to be a big affair, The five mile race atthe Jubilee Rink on Mouday night is exciting cousiderable interest in sporting circles.A series of long and short distance races will probably be held at the Craig street roller rink during the coming week.The apnusal boat race between the Oxford and Camtridge \u2019Varsity crews has been fixed for Siturday, March 26th.CITY NEWS Ir Is Nor Boirr Tuar Way.The Puritan Cut Plug Smoking Toboeco does not bite the tongue or parch the mouth.\u201cIt is nct built that way.\u201d Try at.Tag MoNTHLY MEETING Of the Natural History Society tskes place on Monday evening, when Prof.Dovald will read a paper on \u201cWheat Flour,\u201d and Dr.T.Wesley Mills will give an account of \u201cLife on the Bahama Isiands.\u201d CHURCE Or TRE MEssiAn.\u2014A very sus cessful entertainment wag given at the Chuich of the Messiah last evening, which a as large'y attended.It wae in aid of fucds fo: the support of a child's cot in the Montreal General Hospital.Boirpives Erzoren.\u2014 Building operations during the past year have been briek, and it is sald that the value of buildings erected will foot up over $3,134,000.The list cf buildings include four churches and one elevator, the greatest number being erected along the line of St.Antoine street, the next in number being on St.Mary.\u201cLu Trarreun\u201d Excursion.\u2014Mem- bers of \u201cLe Trappeur\u201d Club and their friends are advised to meet at Hirscl\u2019s, opposite Post Office, to-day, and secure their supply f Havana cigars for the trip; The large duty in the United States makes ah Havana almost an unknown luzury, so be prepared.Gas A¥p ErxorrIorry.\u2014It is rumored that the City @as Company contemplate iatroducing elec'ric plant into their worka for the purpose of manufacturing that light, Their charter, it is said, wilb allo them to do sd, and as they have good facilities ia their works for the venture the directors think that the light can bs economically produced.A Farsg ALarM.\u2014The men of SL.Gabriel fire station were called out by a false alarm from German street last evening.À large building was in course of ereclion ou tuat etreet and the workmen bad started a fire inside for the purpose cf drying the plaster, which gave out à strikicg refl-ction, which was no iced by à pagger by who gave the alarm.Pouce Courr.\u2014Before Mr.Desnoyers, P.M., Aifred Richard, accused of breaking into a workshop and stealing a coil of rope, was committed to the Queen\u2019s Bench.Dan Sheechan, shoplifting aad having a loaded revolver in hia posseseion, trial 31.t instant.Michael Murphy, charged with shoplifting at À.Valiquette\u2019s etore, pleaded guilty, Sentence deferred to 31st inet.Houuy DRAMATIO AND Se0IAL CLUB\u2014One of the most enjoyable aftuirs of the season was that of tbe grand hop gives by tne above club in tue Oddfellows\u2019 Hall, on Monday evening.No expense was spared tu have everything appear the best of the season, Credit is aue to Mr.E.Blanchard and the committee for the manner in whica they carried oat their well arranged programme.A PLEASING OCOURBENCE IN TBE C.P.Ry.Avupir Orricz\u2014Mr.John H.Shearing, paesenger accountant Can.Pac.8y., was on Thursday evening the recipient of a handeome marble clock ard two bronze jugs as a mark of the good wishes of the employes of the audit department, he having just returned from England wiih his bride.Although taken by surprice Mr.Shearing made an appropriate reply.CorNwaLL.\u2014Mr.Lawson, of the Edison Incandescent Light Co., started up the lights in the Stormont mill for the first time, yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock.It certainly was a noveity to ths towos- people aud the employes in particular ts see the biaze of light which shot through the windows, after the dullness of the past forinight, everything having been shut up aud frozen.The mill starts up again on Monday morning with renewed vigor.RAN Away Frox BomooL.\u2014Detective \u2018Cullen was notified yesterday morning by the Brothers of the St.Patrick\u2019s Home for orphan boys, that a young lad named Andrew Jackson had disappeared, and it wae thought that he bad purposely run away., Search was at onde made for him and he was found wandering along St.Catherive street in the afternoan.The boy ie ooly 8 or 10 years old and gave no reason for his action.The authorities of the home were notified of the fact and had him taken back.i ALDERMAN GRENIER AGAIN CALLED.\u2014A number of the influential residents in the East Ward called on Alderman Grenier, on Thursday evening, with a requisition asking thet he again be a candidate for the ward.The list is said to have contained 250 names out of the 652 qualified voters in the ward.In speaking of the stand that he took on the statute labor tax quesgon, Alderman Grenier said that while the collection of the tax was called for by law, he was bound to collect it.As moon as the court bad decided, however, he complied with its order at once.Tur Tunur Linxs.\u2014A very successful concert was given last evening im the Weber Hall under the auspices of the Oddfellows Band, which was attended by a large and appreciative audience.The varied programme was rendered in a manner which left nothing to be desired.The noticeable features were a.vocal quartette by the Carita Glee Club, a piano solo by Miss Guttridge, and Mr, Weldon\u2019s soug,\u2018\u2018Boys of the Old Brigade.\u201d Two laughable farces by the members of the band were much enjoyed.TAKEN Acnoss THE LINES.\u2014AcCting on information received High Constable Bis- sonette yesterday morning proceeded to Belæil and arrested a man named Eustache Auclair, who was wanted on a charge of arson and having assaulted the officer and broken jail at Burlington, Vt., last fall.Mr, Dugas convinced the prisoner that it would be best for him to submit to extradition without the usual proceedings, to which he consented, and he was delivered to the American officers by High Constable Biconnette last evening.« Miss Courmour's ENTERTAINMENT.\u2014À large audience attended the entertainment given last evening by Miss Couthoui in the hall under the Kirst Baptist Church, on St.Catherine street.The recitations and readings were interspersed with selections on the flute by Mr.Herbert A.Boker, and part songs by the church choir, Miss Couthoui ranks high as an elocutionist of most versatile talent, Her style is excellent and her powers of mimicry great, and she fully deserves the praise that has been lavished on her by the press in general.number of taxpayers qualified to vote in) the municipal elections, which is an increase Cver j.recedirg Y\u20ac&T8 of nearly 13,010, owing to the e bolition of the statute labor tax and admission of St.Jean Baptiste Ward in the city : East, 352; Centre, -661; West, 1,148; St.Anne's 3,429; St.Antoine, 5,160; St, Lawrence, 2,205; St.Louis, 3,030; St.James, 3,700; St.Mary, 3,665; Hochelaga, 809; S'.Jean Baptiste, 1,555; making a total of 26,014.here were diequalified last year for non-payment of water taxes, etc., the following : East, 72; Centre, 28: West, 13; St.Anne\u2019s, 1,064; St.Antoine, 1,017; S:.Lawrence, 377; St.Louis, 583; St.Jacques, 1,147; and St.Mary, 1,481.Jacques Carzier SLIDE.\u2014À HERALD reporter happened to hear some habitants talking excitedly over some matter yesterday, on Jacques Cartier Square, and approaching to find out the difficulty, he was told that their borses were continually being frightened by boye sliding down the slide over their heads so that they could not leave their animale for a minute.A gentleman who was standing by also said that there wae sure to be some more accidents on the slide unless the boys were stopped by the police.There is né railing on the sides, aud should one of the sleds ges beyond the control of the occupant he was sure to go over the side and have a very nasty fall.\u201cAs you know,\u201d said the gentleman, \u2018\u2018one lad has cause to regret ever corning near it, 8s he has a broken arm from an accident on it.\u201d CARNITAL.\u2014 BEAUTIFUL PROGRAMMES FREE\u2014The undersigued have got up a beautiful programme of the Carnival ass souvenir, \u2018also, of the Queen\u2019s Jubilee Year.The programme is very neat and of a eunitable eize to carry in the pocket.It is well worth preserving and bears a good likeness of the Queen and Lord Lans- downe, with a full list of each day\u2019s Carnival amusements.These programmes will be given free to any adult person calling for them at our warerooms, or we will mail them, postpaid, to any address in Canada, Leading Montreal newspapers compliment us for the neatness and artistic merit of this work.These programmes may algo be bad free of charge at leading hotels and book stores, Willis & Co., 1824 Notre Dame street, Montreal.Sole agents, * Incomparable\u201d Baus Piano:, of New York.Genuive B-ll & Uxbridge organs and the Gold Medal Wanzer Machines.Wholesale and retail.P.8 \u2014Special attraction for Carnival week.125 Fouxp IN TuroN:0 Bay.\u2014The body of Mr.Quictal, youngest sou ct Mr, N.Qu'atal, grecer, of St.Paul street, who so mysteriously disappearad come time ago, was found tLe other day in Toronto B.y.The relatives were at once notifizd, and Mr.Quiutal left for Toroato immediately > bring the boly home.Hs arrived back in Montreal yesterday morning, and was met at the Bonaventure Depot by a large gathering of aympaibiziog friends, who attended the bereaved gentleman to his residence on Osborne street.- At the time of the uuforianate young man\u2019s disappearance the city was thoroughly scarched, And everything po sible done by the detectives to diacuver traces of bis whereabouts, but sll w re unavailing.How he got to Toronto, why he wen! therr, and what be did will probally ever remain a myste-y, us he made no statement whatever of his intentions when he left Lie home on Tu 8 day evening.The de.eu-ed was an active, steady young man, well known in commercial circles; he had health, good louke and à geuiul dispo ition._\u2014 AMUSEMERTS.Academy of Music.VACATION.Tuoere will be a matinee t>-day and an evening pe:formance, aad tha: will be the last of the lively and eceentre Dalys for the present.vo t EVANGELINK.As before mentioned, this pretty and amusing musical burlesque will be produced on Monday and since its former production here several changes have been made.An exchange says; \u2014 ° The new phases of the piece are such only as to add to its interes} and charm, a vast amount of new music of the most delig:.tful fresh and catchy kind, and many specirities, some of which are productive of much amusement and others of which are remarkable in spectacular eflect.Of course the renowned heifer dauce is retained, and it is capitally done, and as bopular as ever; the six merry rufflans in the third act do an act compounded of song, athletics and soma of the be-t dancing to be seen, aud apparently have some difficulty In getting breath enough to be able to satisfy the demands for their services.The wedding minuet 1s very prettily done, and the grand march of the Amazons, a gorgeous and effective spectacle, the various manœuvres being done with remarkable precision, and the giitter of the jewelled armor adding a peculiar brilllancy to the scene.Of the new musle no better praise can be given than that its tunefulness and the skillful performance of it gave rise to very many demauds for repetition, Among the best may be mentioned he batling quintette, Gabriel\u2019s song and dance, the wedding minuet, the miners\u2019.chorus and the tropical song by Gabriel, \u201cI likeit.\u201d\u2019 In fact, the musical part of the performance was unusuaily well executed, Miss May Stembler as Evangeline, Miss Jessie Hall a8 Eulalia and Miss Ireue Verona as Gabriel, being the foremost in this irespect.The male characters, though having less to do vocally, are very well taken, Mr.Maflit\u2019s Lone Fishe erman has all the nncanny absurdity that should characterize thls venerable figure.Mr.Schiller, as La Blane the notary, aots with unflagging animation and spirits, and his drollery is one of the features of the performance.Mr.Daniel Mason i8 very charac- toristic as Caps.Dietrich.The chorus is exceptionally endowed with a musical vigor and tunefulyess.Theatre Royal, EAGLES REST, This great play will bes withdrawn to-~ night, It has had a very successful ran here, and Mr.Arden Will-take away with him good wiehes from all, and a hope of his epeeedy return.4 RING OF IRON, Monday afternoon a great attractios will be offered.The great London success \u201cSA Ring of Iron,\u201d will be presented for the first time in Canada.Mr.8.H.Cohen, the manager, states that it will equal any aitraction that lias been given in this cily, aud, judging from t.e following etrong cast, it is evident he means what he says, 7 OAST, Wilfrid Meredith.Mr.Ralph Delmar Nancy Drake.«Miss Jennie Satterlee Mary Gordon.+ «.Miss A.Grifiths Selina Thorpe.Miss J.Ellison Geraldine Bellew.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Miss F.Bayard Nurse Blank.saith Miss M.Marshall orence Mere ssovs00u00.Miss E.Do Sir John Graham wney alla Yeresonccuuss Mr.de Gentleman Jack.M Vernon am orpe.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.sacousr v\u2026ccuss r.H.Maok Timothy Clinker.\u2026.Mr.Frank Orane Dr.Grant.Mr.W.H.Davis Rurly Mike .Mr.F.Daruna Attendant «Mr.O.H.Stone Stanty.Mr.R.H.Plaine Baby Thorpe.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.vue By Herself \u201cI8 IT LOST FOREVER \u201d> \u2014the youthful bloom, the freshness of health, the buoyancy of epirits, and all that goes to give pleasure and contentment to a heart made happy by health?No; not lost forever.here is hope for all.For those whose lives have been a burden, and for those who are now grovelling in the very sloughs of despondency, Dr.Pierce\u2019s \u201c Favorite Prescription \u201d will cure all chronic diseases peculiar to females.It will build up the system, and restore health, strength and beauty, Try it and be convinced.Send ten cents in stamps for large illustrated Treatise on Diseases Peculiar to Women.Address, Tus Vorens,~The following are the all times aware of the transactions between LEGAL INTELLIGENC\u201d.| Important Cases, Judy | Judgments by Judge Loranger.SUPERIOR COURT, Robert Pickford ¢ al vs.Robert Dart et al and The Canada Sugar Refining Co., guarantees, and John Black, intervening party.- This was an action brought on the 17th June, 1885, against the owners of the bark Maggie Dart to recover $2,500 for monies advanced and goods supplied to said vessel in April, 1885, Subsequent to the issuing of the writ the plaintiffs seized ia the hands of the Canada Sugar Refining Company an amount due by the lact named company for freight.John Parker, one of the defendants, contested the claim on the ground that the $2,500 claimed were not necessary ud- vances made in the interest, or for the preservation of the vessel, but were a personal debt due by his cogefenaant, Robert Dart; that the only neceseary advances meade to the vessel up to the 2lst April, 1886, were a sum of $1,804.71, which had been paid to the plaintiff.; that Robert Dart had no right to aesiga for a personal debt freight not yet earned.It was further pleaded that long before the institution of the action, the vessel had been mortgaged to John Black, of Glasgow, for the sum of £3,278 stg, advanced by him ; that on the 27th of May, 1885, he had, at the port of Montr.al, taken possession of the vessel and cargo ; that be alone, under his mortgage, was entitled to the freight earned, but not set payable to the Canada Refining Company, amounting.to $280,340, To this price plaintiff replied that the amount sued for was due for necessary advances made to the veseel on her laet voyage, and not to Dart personally ; that it hd been agieed upon between themselves and Dari that the $2,000 alrealy paid ebould be applied to the payment of the latter\u2019s p-reonal debt, for which they had no, lien on the vessel.They aleo contended that when the vessel reached Halifax on the 18th of April, 1885, with a cargo of sugar from Braz] coneigned tothe Refiaing Company, the said cargo was taken delivery of by the company\u2019s agent, and the sum of $5,788.41 thea became due and payable for freight earced; also that the carrying of the sugar to Mo.teal from Halifax was new contract a entered into by Dart, under which $1,663 66 became due by the Refining Company.Plaintiffs also alleged that Parker was at them and hie co-defendant, Dart, and that they were entered into with his consent and authorization.The evidence showed that on 15th April, 1885, when the bark reached Halifax from Brazil, the Canada Sugar Refining Company became liable in the sum of $3,758.41 for freight carried 1n that voyage and oo 2let April a new contract was entered Int whereby the defendant\u2019s vessel was to carry the sugar up to Montreal for $1,664.- 60.Before the ve-sel left Halifax for Montreal, the Sugar Company accepted and paid a $2,000 draft on account of the freight carried from Brazil to Halifax, The plaintiff Pickford admitted that he had received these $2,000 and applied them to the extinction of a debt due by Dart for money aivanced to him personally and before the arrival of the veceel at Halifax Judge Loranger dismis ed the plaint:ffs\u2019 action on the ground that advasces made by them to Dart peresonallygave him no lien on the vessel, and ordered the Canada Sugar Refining Company to pay over to Black the sum of $2,803.40, admitted by them to te still due for freight, and which Black was entitled to under nis mortgage, the whole with costs against plaintiffs, Gircuard & McG.bbon for plaintiffs; Abboit & Co.for defendauts and for Black.In re L\u2019Union des Abattoires da Most- real, in liquidation, ws.T.Bastien, peti- ti ner.\u2014In this case Judge Loranger die- Wisseit techuical preliminary otj-ctions taken by the Abattoir \u201cCompany to the petition in liquidation.Mercier & Co.for the Compauy ; Trudel & Co.for petitioner, : Wm.E.Shaw vs.Joseph Malette, \u2014 An action for $100 balance, alleged to be due on the sale of a horse.Defendant pleaded that when he purchased the animal, plaintiff led him to believe that the horse was eound, but that three days after the sale he discovered the horse was sfflict- ed with the rot.The evidence did not dieclose any special warranty on the part of the plaintiff, nor did it show at what period the disease first manifesied iteelf.One veterinary surgeon &dmitied that he could not say for what length of time the horse could have been affiicted with the rot.Judgment for $100 on the ground thai a vendor is liable for latent defects only when he has 80 expressedly stipulated and because 1t-had not been proved that plaintiff, who is an auctioneer, had any knowledge of the existence of such defects.Kerr & Co.for plaintiffs, Mireault for defendant.Henry Martineau ve.W.Æ.Shaw\u2014 Action for wages and wrongful dismissal, Plaintiff was hired for three years, from 8th February, 1884, and on the 20th No vember, 1885, without cause, as alleged by ?aintiff, for neglect of duty, as alleged by efendant, was dismiesed from his employment.The evidence established the negligence of plamtiff, particularly in paying in monies received by him for his master, and his action was dismissed with costs.Greenshields & Co., for plaintiff; Kerr & Co., for defendant.Joseph SBauve ve, The G.T.R.\u2014Action for $1,600 damages for a broken arm.Plaintiff alleged that he was driving in St.Gabriel Village, and having to cross the railway track at a point where it intersects the public\u2019highway, was struck by a locomotive and had his arm broken, The usual pleas of contributory negligence were fyled, and the action was dismissed, it haying been proved that plaintiff persisted in crossing the track, although warned not to do so by employees of the railway company.Ouimet & Co., for plaintiff; Mac- rae, for defendants.Bamuel H.Kwing etal vs, W.0.N.Parker.In August last, the premises of the plaintiffs, Messrs.B.BH.& A.8, Ewing, coffee and spice mills, were found flooded, one morning, with water comin from the second flat, which was rented to Mr, W.O.N.Parker.The damage to Messrs.Ewing's stock was estimated at $3,119, and they took an action to recover the amount [less the price realized on the damaged goods, $1,111} from Mr, Parker, The defendant pleaded that the plaintiffs being in possession of the stop-cock of thé main pipe furnishing water to the whole building, should have stopped said water in the evening, and that, moreover, the water was not running when he left his shop the previous day.The Court held that the plaintiffs being in the habit of leaving the stop cook opened all night World's Dispeneary Medical Associati Buffalo N.Y\" nes E jof Mount St.Mary, the water imp! that defendant simply stated put did not wag pot running when he left, ] say that his tap was shut.Now, it being tablished that a young girl who went to this tap at four o'clock in the afternoon, could not get the water to run and it being well known thal when a large quantity of water is taken on a lower flat from a pipe furnishing & whole establishment, the other flats are temporarily deprived cf their supply, the only reasonable presumption ie that the engineer down stairs was filling his boiler for the pext morning when Mr.Parker left and peglected to ascertain whether or not bis tap was shut.Judgment went accordingly against the defendant for $2,861, which includes dame to plaintiffs machiuery.oA bbott & Co.for plamtiffs.Crankshaw for defendant.; E.Deslongchamps ve, L.Bonneville\u2014 Action on & promiesory note.Judgmert for $203.05, with costs.Duimet & Co., for plaintiff ; Auge and Lafortune, for defendant, | B.Dufresne, jr.,ve.Leon Nadou.\u2014 Action in revindication to recover a horse valued at $175.The horse was found by defendant wandering over his fleld, and he impounded it.The next day plaintiff claimed the horse, but defendant would not return tte animal until he had been paid 25 certs, the expense of the horse\u2019s food.The evidence showed that the horse was a vicious creature and had already broken down fences to r ach bay which tempted him in an adjoining field ; alec, thet the defendants feuce was as good a fence as was necessary to keep oul any ordinary horse The defendant was declared justifiable in retainirg tue horse until the sum he had demanded had been paid him, and the p'aintifs action was dismissed with costs.Robidoux & Co., for defendants; Qui- met & Co , for plaintiff.Gilman vs.Gilbert et al.\u2014The plaintiff alleged taat oa the 11th of July, 1882, he becaine gurety to the extent of $1,600 for the due execution of a contract undertaken by defendants for the Dominion Government, and deposited that amount in the hands of the Government; that defendants agreed in writiog that in case any part of that amount ehould be forfeited on or before the 26:h June, 1833, they would give plaintiff their promissory notes syable as follows: $350 on the 15iu of uly, 1883, at.d $300 on the 15:b of August, September, Oc'ober, November aud December, 1883 ; that these notes were to be given ou the 26:h June, 1883, and in cage of their default to du £0, they were to | psy plaint ffthe sum of $2,000 ou the 26th Juue, 1883, azd a cimilar sum the 26th June of each euccesding yeur until such time as the said $15,000 shou!d bave been re:urued to him by the Goverument.Defendants paid tn June, 1883,and June, 1884, the reepective sums of $2,000; on the 26.b Juce, 1885, the defendants only paid part of the sum due that day, and were sued for the b lanc:, $1,30*.This action is now pending before the Queen\u2019s Bench, where it was carried by plaiatiff, his action having been dismissed in ihe Superior Court.Plaintiff now claims payment af the $2,000 due oa the 26th June, 1886.Defendants deny that plaintiff made any deposit of money with the Government, but merely a deposit receipt of the Exchange Bank, which he obtained on his promissory which he has never psii ; that on the 20th November plaintiff was discharged from his bond by the Government ; that the deposit rec:ipt was returned io de- fencante, who handed it to plaintiff, he now having the same.Tne learned judge held the essential allegatione of defendani\u2019s pleas proved aud dismissed the case with costs.Archibald & Co., for defendants, J.C.McCorkill for plaiatitf.Jas.Perkins et al vs J.B.Burland, action for debt\u2014Defendants did not plead to the action aud jidgmert was given for tae full amount cisimed, $718.59.Abbott & Co.for plaintiffs ; Crankshaw for defendant.Trust aod Loan Co.of Canada vs.Thomas Wall.\u2014Judgment for piaintiff for $846 63.Judah & Co.for plaintiffs.& Co.for defendant.J.B.Plumner et al, va À.McKeand jr., action by the liquidators of the Adams Tobacco Co\u2019y, to recover $305.74, alleged to have been drawn by defendant over and above the amount due him for saiary as clerk, Defendant eought to set ¢ff an amount equal jo the demand which he al leged he was éntitled to tor extra work as book-keepar, he having been hired as secretary, but he failed to establieh his claim and jadgment was given for the full amount claimed by plaintiff.Abbott & Co.fur plaintiffs, Busteed & \u2018White for defendant.MATHIEU J, TAR BUTCHERS\u2019 TAX, A writ of prohibition issued to the Recorder.\u2014Laurent Pigeon, having been sued by the City before the Recorders Court for eelling meat without a license, applied for a Writ of Prohibition, addressed to the Recorder, and he wished to have the by-law declared u/tra or intra vires by a court of superior jurisdiction, The motion was granted, and the writ will therefore issue.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE CRECHE, The Creche Committee has rooms over the nursery, which it proposes to furniah with beds, etc, for the accommodation of homeless convalescent girls from the hospital.In their effort to do this they desire the co-operation of friends.As stated in their financial report à sbort time since, the funds are very low, and an addition is earnestly requested to be ent to the treasurer, 213 Peel street.The rooms to be occupied by the homeless girls, free of charge in needy cases, are ctill unfurnished.Beds, bedding, oarpets, etc., are articles much needed, and will be gratefully received at the Creche, on 8t.Antoine street, at the corner of Mt.St.Mary avenue.The Creche Committee beg to acknowledge, with thanks, the following donations: \u2014Mrs.Laing, $5; Mrs.illiam Hutton, $2; St, Paul\u2019s Church, parcel of orib bedding ; Mr.F.Robertson, half a ton of coal ; Unknown, six pairs small pants, books and stockings, samples, etc.; Mrs, Duft, large parcel children\u2019s clothing; Mrs, aines, large parcel children\u2019s clothing ; Mrs.McDunnough, sugar, tea, oranges, etc ; Mrs.W.R.Brown, parcel children\u2019s aprons® and underclothing; Mrs, M, orrigon, little dresses and coats ; Mra, R.G, Brown, large parcel of children\u2019s clothing ; Mrs, McPherson and Unknown parcels of hate, clothing and samples, All women who have had their children at the Creche are requested to call at the new quarters on 8t.Antoine street, gorner } to receive 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