The Herald, 21 janvier 1897, jeudi 21 janvier 1897

[" 2) Purl] HE prea i A I 2 + + - \u2014\u2014eesll sewer; especlally carpe sewer, Ann A 15, Herald.Any a ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECT W young girl, situation as ae child.Address 30 Albert Street, Où { \u201cStreet.up stairs.boillez Square, ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 4 Aa a VV ANTED \u2014 BY A.RESPEII woman, washing or scrubbine :: the day.98 St.Maurice Street, in jg,\u2019 ye 44 WANTED BY A oo Please apply M'D., or gt\" ï WANTED \u2014 BY A COMPETENT i son, à position in a private Fan as seamstress; terms moderate, ; P 20, Herald.Fe Adi.J WANTED \u2014 BY ENGLISH Wow , Situation as general or house-kecu, or offices to take care of; woulil like tg |, ; her boy with her, aged 12 years.A.28b St.Antoine Street.A S ITUATION cook.toine Street.1 ANTED \u2014 BY A Pnspli Y dress-maker, all kinds of re childrens\u2019 costumes: also tailor-made \u201csuit all made in the latest styles; fit gu; teed: prices moderate.11 St.'ÆKdwarg © off Bleury.5 TANTED \u2014 WORK BY THE Diy.washing or any kind of work, + dress 4815 St.George St., in rear, i TANTED \u2014 BY A GOOD DRESS MAL.er, who can make Jadies\u2019 dpc.| and fancy blouses, and all kinds of eh ren\u2019s dresses, work in privaete families .- a permanent position with a first-elnss Jar\u201d best city references.Address §.T.Hoi ald.\"9 re JANTED A SITUATION AS KIT en gir! in a restaurant, y St.George Street.Aly I ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTARI» W girl, light house-work, where bs will be a good home.Address 1741 Am Street, in rear.Ty \u2014\u2014\u2014e OY 7 OUNG WIDOW WOULD GIVE HER services as working house-keeper i return for home for herself and two chil ren: no objection to the care of children, or leaving city.Apply bv letter 2f Rid ardson Street, Point St.Charles, 19 | JANTED = A POSITION AS MOTH \u2018I's help: very good sewer.ddres M 10.Herald Ofrice.\u201d 5 ' Adda ANTED\u2014 BY EXPERIENCED (CO0R \u2014married, work by the day, wed or month or would fake à permanent plan £0 Tor moons; good references, Herald Office, 5 references.yh \\ ANTED \u2014 BY ENGLISH WOMAN - situation as general or honse-keeve, or offices to take care of; would like have her boy with her, aged 12 years.Ap + ply 28h St.Antoine.( f % IDOW WITH GIRL OF 15 WHKMF situation in institution: caok, lam dress; daughter for honse-maids Protest ants.Address M., 408 St.James Stren : - 1 WANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS NTRSI or house-keeper., by widow lal best city references.Apply 4 Latour St.ss \u2018 ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE ., married woman, work by the du.or situation where she can have her boy.1 years old, with her.Please apply or a dress Mrs.Watkins, 224 Seigneurs Steet } i Ÿ JANTED \u2014 BY AN EXPERIENCED laundress.family\u2019s washing by de or week; good drying grounds: best of ferences: also rough, dry washinz.> Ap 76 Plymouth Grove, head of Canning.1 JA'ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS COX would Daren: cook.by dav or wel ake permanent position.Addres 110 St.George Street.P 18 mss - ROOMS TO LET.\u2014\u2014 - Advertisements under this head one ce per word.et BOARD AND LODGING - 652 SHER brooke Street; eight minutes wal from Post-office vin St.George and Mau Streets: choice of rooms; nicely furnisheï front room has large bay window, furnid ing charming view of Sherbrooke steht and facing wide avenhe leading ro Moux tain; terms reasonable; may be had after February 1 - \u2014 me a To LET \u2014 A LARGE, COMFORTABLE: well-furnished room; suitable for tr } gentlemen of quiet habits or a nice marT® , couple.Apply 555 Cadieux Street.\u2019 OOMS \u2014 A FURNISHED DOUBLE room; suitable for married couple two gentlemen, Auer light and all convie lences; in private family; 10 minutes\u2019 5?from Post-gffice.Apply 1781 Ontario 5 ee O LET-UNFURNISHED ROOMS 0x ; bathroom flat; suitablefor house-kcepitf immediate possession.Apply 2396 St.Ca erine S 0000 OOMS\u2014WITH OR WITHOUT BOAR) A: \u2014in English family; first-class; oa Dalhousie Square Depot, Apply 1377 4 Dame Street.MISCELLANEOUS.ANTED \u2014 SECOND-HAND FTRX ture in a good state, by young ue ried couple desirous of taking up bot keeping; also gas fixtures; will pal to Od, bargain.Address Box A B, Herd meme PERSONAL: # Tt xD PFRSONAL\u2014WANTED MEN'S À is boys cast-off clothing for 68 boys Th the Ladies Benevolent Institution 31 Bers Street, 0e \"AAILNVM SHAANTL Crm JANTED \u2014 TENDERS FOR TH swill and bread scraps of ho Ste taurant at the Lighthouse, 13 Commu fois City.; one to two barrels daily; C9 y ler to be by the month or year.APPLY à st ter to The Superintendet, 13 Commoë \u20189 I ne ROVINCE OF QUEBEC.DISTR; of Montreal\u2014Superior Courf\u2014: plait \u2014Dame Adelard Delorme & vir et Sondat® tiffs, vs, .the City of Montreal, def, ' and J.Alphonse W.Beaudry, Withésne the 30th day of January, 1807, at qomirt the clock in the forenoon, at the ims.M, and place of business of said plain citr 293a St.Lawrence Street, in tbe \u201cji Montreal, will be sold by authority oi! tice, all the goods and chattels of jstine plaintiff, seized in this cause.cons où ône piäno, bar\u2019s effects, tables.\u20ac p=l sai ditions: Cash, D.A.St.Amour Montreal, January 1897.CIE : pi ; ROVINCE OF QUEBEC.DIST of Montreal\u2014No.10991\u2014CirCUT oan \u2014Joseph Renaud, plaintiff, versus any Halle, defendant, On the 30th Gi pf January, 1897, at two of the clock 4d afternoon.at the domicile of the \u2019 i fendant, No.531 Laval Avenue.it jy 7, of Montreal, will be sold by authori e- justice all the goods and cha treis \u20ac i .- = que.said defendant, seized in this oo Jos.sisting of household furniture, ef ah Thibault, B.S.C.Montreal, January 189% pe es in B th so J= / e Le -e - are 2 2 wr ake + + + > > >> °° Ts CT AR, Uurse - oi \u2014_ CTA bing in rear\u201d HA A Go St x I AS KIT.Apply 14 9 ces CTAB?Te thin 414 Am 1y 21 Rin 19 NOTE Addres 19 D COOR 1ÿ, Week ent plan App OMAN - \u2018e-keener, 1 Hke © ars.Ap $ VV FATF! ok, Innn Proirst Street, - 1 NTREE nw lady our St CT ABLE the direr boy, y or ak ; Street, 16 TENCED by de st or re > Apply 1g, 1 ; COX week, 0 Address 15 cesse Cest one cent Ç Lt ) SHER tes walk d Mane urnisheil: - furnit e Stre\u201cl to Moun ad afte! TABLE for fm: 1 arf 14 pres ee DOUBLE ouple Of | Coven tes\u201d wl io SL ar i \u2014 Ms.OX keeping St, Cath, ee BOARD neat FUR ma mous ax cast ; Der A 55) AREA STRIUE it Co piout, ay an vt : .«aid Yu, the 5 rity à got.se, \u2018 Jos.4 ry a VE HR oper in wo chit children, \u201cONTARIO and QUEBEC \u201cRECORD OF A THIEF.A Light-fingered Gentleman Makes Free With Other People's Possessions at Gananoque.Gananoque, Jan.19.\u2014(Special).\u2014Thieves ertured the residence of Mr.(ieorge Bur- ndge, Sydenham Street, some time last evening.while the family were out, and stole $17 in cash a silver watch, a coat and vest, besides a number of valuable wedals owned by a boarder, Mr.M elsh, and other articles belonging to the family.Mavor Britton took bis seat at the head of the Council board for the first time {ust evening.Among other important business transacted was the adoption of 1 bv-law authorizing the vorrowing of $12,- 000 to meet current expenses.The school beard asked for £1,000 and such other sums as would be required until the final estimate was brought down.There were fully 150 ratepayers and others present at the meeting.\u2018the case of selling liquor on election dav.against W.8.Loyd, ofthe Victoria tlotel, and S.McCarney, of the Provincial, in the police court, vesterday, was adjourned for one week to allow the procuring of other witnesses.The case against James McPherson.of the Atlington, for the same oftfence, will come up this afternoon.There is considerable rivalry in ice-boat- in: on the river in this vicinity.\u2018I he Arlington Hotel has changed hands.Mr.Patrick Sidley will in future be the proprietor.\" PRINCEVILLE SALE.All the Property of Louis Thibeault Disposed of at Auction\u2014Muni- cipal Elections.Princeville, Jan, 19.\u2014(Special).\u2014As expected, Mr.Joseph Baril has been elected councillor of Princeville by acclamation, and Mr.Joseph Thibeault, by a majority or 38.after polling one day only.Both geutlemou are members oË L'Alliance Na- tionule No.32, of Princeville.Mr.Felix Baril, of Warwick the late Conservative candidate against J.kK.Girard.M.P.P.for Arthabaska, was in town on Friday.It is said he intends to be the Conservative standard bearer in the next general election for Quebec in this county.in Chester Nord, St.Norbert d\u2019Artha- baska, Stanfold, Princeville and St.Louis de Blandlord, all the councillors elected are straight Liberals.No need to say that the county of Avthabaska will remain faithful to the old Liberal party.Yesterday and this morning all the properties belonging to the Louis Thibeault\u2019s estate were sold at auction sale.The house in this village has been sold to his brother Boise Thibeault for the sum of 8565, and the farm in Stanfold has been sold to his son Joseph for over 82,000.The mandement condemning the dead L Flecteur of Quebec was read from the pulpit Sunday last without a word of comment.People have learned with regret of the death of Dame Remi Garneau, Dr.PI W, (zurneau's brother, at the age of 87.The funeral took place in St.Andre, county of Kamouraska, on Thursday last.No winter roads yet; farmers are quite discouraged over such a state of things.No means of carrying wood from long distances, except on wheels and through 26 degree helow zero it is not very pleasant to travel in summer carriages.ELECT COMMITTEES.First Meeting of the New City Council at Three Rivers \u2014 Severe Frost.Three Rivers, Jan.20.\u2014(Special).\u2014The thermometer took quite a full at Three Rivers between 4 p.m.on the 18th, and 8.15 a.m.ofthe 19th.At the former time water was dripping off the houses, and at the latter time the thermometer reported 25 degrees below, a difference of over U5 degrees ah.Farmers fear that their hay nelds will be very much damaged on account of the scarcity of snow, thus freezing the roots of the timothy and clover.Last Saturday on the the market two four-wheeled vehicles were seen which came all the way from LaBaie, County Nicolet, over the ice bridge.The distance was some f7 miles, a thing not seon for the past 40 years.The new Council of the City Fathers held their first meeting last Monday night, and elected chairmen as follows: Finance Committee, Ald.Houliston; Fire Com mittee, Napoleon Lajoie; City Hall Committee, N.Grenier; Drainage Committee, F.Gelinas: Health Committee, R.Grant; Light Committee, L.E.Dufresne; Police Committee, C.N.Spenard: Roads Committee, C.Page; Markets Committee, J.Fuvard; Auditors, N.Rivard and R.W.Williams.The staff in the offices remains as before.ANNUAL DRIVE, An Evening of Fun Ahead for the Residents of Magog\u2014Mayor Re-elected.Magog, Jan.20.\u2014(Special).\u2014The fifth annual drive of the overseers and second hands oï the D.C.M.Co.will take place on Saturday afternoon the 23rd inst., to Ayer's Flat.After the supper an enter taming programme of songs and speeches will be given The committee having charge of arrangements intend making this ouling the best ever held.The directors of the Stanstead Agricultural Society met at Ayer\u2019s Flat last Saturday for the purpose of electing officers and other business.D.Pepin, Esq., and W.H.Bachelder were chosen president and vice-president respectively.The prize list was revised and a committee appointed tu purchase more land in order to enlarge the track.At a meeting of the council of the town- flip of Magog held last week at the Park House, Mr.M.Il.Bachelder was again ununimously \u2018chosen mayor for the 12th consecutive year, There is very little snow in this vi inity.Lumbering operations are therefore delayed.At a mecting of the Town Council held Monday afterncon, A.1.S.Bessette was vnanimously re-elected Mayor, W.W.Chalmers, M.D, was chosen pro-mayor.The several committees were also appointed.WATERLOO PERSONALS.Waterloo, Jan.19.\u2014 (Special ).\u2014Dr.George Fisk, of Beaver Hall Hill Mont- reul, and Mrs.Fisk spent Sunday in Waterloo Miss Mary Savage who has been teachin2 at Roxton.is confined to her bed with diphtheria.Fortunately it is a mild attack.and she is doing as well as can La e-pected The Misses Gilmour have returned io Dunham Ladies\u201d College, aîter spending their vacation at home with their father.Ven.Archdeacon Lindsay and Rev.J.T.trong are attending the Anglican Synod u Montreal this week.Ihe Waterloo Huckey Club are indulg- Ihr In some pretty good practices.They Wish to meet othere clubs in the Townships \u201c1 iriendiy matches.There are several new scholars attending the Academy.the Reading and Review Club met on Friday evening of last week, and althouzh Burne of ithe members who were 10 have taken part were absent a good pro- & 22 tam ae _ | gramme was carried out and enjoyed by all present.Dr.=.HL.Martin has been confined to the house with a bad attack of la grippe.A dramatic entertainment is in progress in connection with the Universalist Church.Mrs.Tilson is the chief promoter, and there are about thirty characters in the \u201cplay.\u201d BUSINESS DIFFICULTY.W.H.Walker, of Hull, Hands Over His Property to His Creditors.Ottawa, Jan.20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014A notice is issued from the prothonotary\u2019s office in Hul'! of the judicial abandonment hy WWII.Walker of his property for the benefit of his creditors, of whom a list is appended.The total claims listed aggregate $172,420.It is said there are more yet to come.The largest creditor on the list is If.C.Hammond of Toronto for $73,000.The Hon.R.W.Scott is down individually for sums aggregating over $14,000, and his name appears with Senator's Clemow\u2019s for a couple of thousind more.Senator Clemow has a claim of his own for $7,000.a joint claim with the estate C.T.Date for $9,000, and another with Sir Adolphe C'hapleau and A.Audet for $12,000.The estate H.C.Pinney clims 86,000, Al phonse Audet S10,850, John R.Tillev of New York 56,000 ,and Mrs.Laura Willard of Prescott $12,000.Other creditors are the Ontario Bank &2,000, Seybold and Gibson $1,500, Blake and Co.(Toronto) S1,- 500.A.Masson £1,000, C.A.Blanchet $1,600, and a multitude of Ottawa claims from these down, as well as a considerable number of outside ones, some of large amounts.Mr.Walker.who was recognized as an able lawver when years ago he was senior partner in the firm of Walker and Me- Lean, practically dropped his law business to go into mining.And the $172,000 of creditors\u2019 claims referred to above does not indicate half of the money he or his associates lost.NO ADEQUATE REASON For the Discharge of Dr.Gaudet of the St, Vincent de Paul\u2014Resumes His Duties.Ottawa, Jan.20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Dr.Gau- i det, the surgeon of St.Vincent de Paul .penitentiary, was suspended three or four { wecks ago on a report from the warden.{ The inspector in reporting on the case observed that it was justice to state that as .a surgeon Dr.Gaudet had been very successful, that during an epidemic of tv- | Bhoid fever which visited the prison last \u201cyear, but one out of forty-four cases proved fatal, and this, in spite of the fact that tthe hospital facilities at St.Vincent de Paul ave entirely inadequate for such cm- ergencies.Considerable evidence has been | laid before the Minister of Justice deny- | ing that there was any adequate ground for the discharge of Dr.Gaudet, and his suspension has therefore been removed, at all events for the present, and he has been authorized to resume his duties until further orders.QUEBEC Y.M.C.A, Officers Elected at the 27th Annual Meeting Held Last Evening- Delegates to Ottawa.Quebec, Jan.20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The twen- ty-seventh annual meeting of the Y.M.C.A.was held on Tuesday night.The following officers and general committees were elected for the year 1897:\u2014President, W.A.Marsh; Vice-Presidents, W.C.Scott, W.tH.Wiggs and Robert Stanley; Treasurer, \u2018James Woods; Librarian, W.G.L.Jax- man; General Committee, G.W.Parme- lce, L.C.Webster, T.R.Medley, W.Bro- die, T.H.Argue, A.Hay, G.M.Craig, Percy Ross, J.Thompson, J.H.Holt, J.Campbell, R.F.Ruthman and W.J.Buchanan.The Hon.R.R.Dobell and Robert Bro- die, retiring trustees, were re-elected, and the following members were clected delegates to the Y.M.C.A.convention to be held in Ottawa: W.A.Marsh, .W.Parmelee, I.C.Webster, J.Thompson, George Ross and H.H.Distin.FRANK O\u2019HARA\u2019S BOOK.Sir Richard Cartwright's Private Secre tary Publishes a Book, \u201cSuap Shots From Boy Life.\u201d Ottawa, Jan.20.\u2014(Special).\u2014Frank O\u2019Hara, private secretary to Sir Richard Cartwright has just published from the press of William Briggs, Toronto, an admirable little volume for young men, entitled \u201cSnap Shots from Boy Life.\u201d They comprise the substance of a series of ar- ticels contributed originally to the Balti more Herald, when the author was on the editorial staff of that journal.\"They found such favor with readers of I'he Her ald that Mr.O'Hara was strongly urged to issue them in book form.The illus trated initial letters and cover design of the volume are by Asticy Palmer Cooper, one of the cleverest artists on the American press, My.O'Hara is a Canadian by birth, owning Chatham, Ont, as his native town.There is a healthy tone about his sketches which should commend for them 2 wide circle of readers.COMING EVENTS.Fancy Dress Carnival and Robert Burns\u2019 Anniversary on the Tapis at Arnprior.,Arnprior, Tan.20.\u2014(Xpecial)\u2014Mr.S.A.Connors of Lrighton, Ont., has been sta tioned here as night operator ut the C.P.R.depot.The first of Prof.Bernstein's semimonthly assemblies will he held ou January SUth in Galvin\u2019s new hall.There has net Leen as good ice on Chat's Lake for a number of years, and it is almost clear of snow.The Independent Band Orchestra play for the ball in Kinburn evening.Misses Francis and Maude owe of Al monte, are visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs.J.K.Whitelaw nf this town.Mr.Andrew Robertson.who Las been critically ill for some time, is reported somewhat better to-day.An excellent programme is belng prepar ed for the Mobert Purus anniversary ene tertainment, on January 25th.The curlers are sparing no efforts to make the fancy-dress carnival on Thursday evening a success.COLD AT SOREL, Mercury Took a Steep Dip There on Tuesday\u2014The Next Council Members.Sorel.Jan.21.\u2014(SpecialL)\u2014Guvorge Arsen- cault, dry goods dealer.has failed for the third time within the last five years.The mercury fell to \u201432 early yesterday will to-morrow, morning.It was the coldest day this winter.: Rev.J.C.Bernard, parish priest, Rev, J.Cormier and J.DI.Bouin, the parish priest here, left this morning to attend the jubilee of Mgr.Moreau at St, Hvacinthe.J.Cameron, contractor, of Quebec, is lun town.The Council is now composed of 8 (esky, D.Roberge.O.Lesicur, S.Guevremeont, CC.R.Lamoureux and A.C.Louis Morasse as Mayor.QUEBEC NEWS NOTES.Queliec, Jan.20.\u2014iSpecial).\u2014Hon.F.Langelier gave à dinner at tbe Lnion THE HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1807, Club to the Hon.Messrs.Yielding, Pater son and Sir Richard Cartwright betopr their departure for Halifax.Thursday night, Gaspard Rochette, President, and Phileas Corriveau, Sccretary or Mercier\u2019s Club, were re-clected unauimous- ly for the ensuing year.Mr.Marjorique Dufour, of SE.Marga- rite River, was recently out hunting when his gun caught in a tree and went off.the charge entering his right side.\u2018I'he gun was charged with shot and the un fortunate man had an immense number of grains taken from the wound.Ihe victim is in a critical state.CANADA'S PAST Souvenirs Presented to the Numismatic Society.Regular Monthly Meeting \u2014 By-laws Changed and Some New Officers Elected.The regular monthly meeting of the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society was held at the Chateau de Ramezay on Lues- day evening, the following gentlemen be ing present :\u2014llon.Justice Baby, in the chair : R.W.Meclachlan, C.A.Har- wood, L.VW.Sicotte, Imanucl Obhlen, Vicomte de la Barthe, M.de Beaujeau, P.O.Tremblay, Dr.Laberge, P.N.Br- ton, F.Percy Smith, J% A.Nut ter, J.5.Vallee, Lucien Huot and J.¥.Andrien.The following donations were reported by the curator :\u2014l\u2019rom the Mon.Justice Baby, an emblematie design drawn in 1837 for the patriots who wished to establish the Republic of Lower Canada.This bears a figure of Mercury presenting a school inscribed ; \u201cNova Constutio ct Liberty,\u201d to Canada, who has just been freed from shackles lying broken at her feet.Abave is a figure of fame blowing on a trumpet; also a map of Canada dated 1753, showing the different claims of the French to territories inl North America, from their first occupation : a plan of the Jesuits College, Quebec, drawn shortly before its demolition.Irom M.FE.Meloche, two very old engravings, one of the Crucifixion scene and the other of St.Peter, found while making repairs in the old Church at Champlain, and believed to bave been in the country over 200 years ; also the original cast by Bourassa of the bust of Papineau, and a medallion of D.B.Viger.From LL.W.Sicotte, the original correspondence and docu- nents, from 1805 to 1850, of Ludger Duver- nay, containing highly interesting correspondence of the patriots of 1837, with other documents relating to those troublesome times ; copy of the \u201cJoie et Hon age\u201d signed by Governor llaldimand Cug- net and Malcolm; Fraser ; a grant to Henry Thomas and others, signed by Edmund, Walker Mead, Governor of Canada, and a copy of \u201cEpitres Satres\u201d by M.Bibaud, Montreal, 1830, the first published edition of French-Canadian poems.From P.N.Breton, a fine \u201cMemoir de Brand- bourg.\u201d About forty new members were elected.and a change in the constitution made so as to enable the society to better manage the new museum.The officers were increased by four vice-presidents, a corresponding secretary and four members of council.Provision was made for the clection of lige governors from those who should contribute $100 or more to the funds of the society.A Board of \u2018lrustees is to be elected by and from among these governors, for the management of the endowments and real property of the society.Under the changed by laws the following additional officers were elected :\u2014Vice- Presidents, Lucien Huot, L.W.Sicotte, W.D.Lighthall, and H.H.Wolte ; corresponding secretary, Emanuel Ohleu ; members of council, Dr.C.W.Wilson, P.O.Tremblay, De.Louis Laberge, Vicomte de la Barthe, J.A.Nutter, J.A.U.Beaudry, Henry Mott and George Durnford.Mr.J.B.Vallee read an interesting paper on the history of \u201cCharles Lemoine,\u201d tracing his career from his berth al Dieppe, Normandy, in 1626, through his many adventures with the Indians until his death in 1685.He was ennobled by the Government for his heroic deeds, and lett a large family, whose descendants have over been active in the history of the country.PISCATORIAL COONS.They Meet at Their Head-quarters and Elect Their Officers for the Coming Year.The seventh annual meeting of the Piscatorial Coon Club was held at noon on Tuesday at headquarters, Craig Street.There was a large attendance of members including Mr.Edward Kenny, of St.Vincent de Paul.Mr.Edward Gannon, president, occupied the chair.After considerable routine business was transacted, Mr.J.Dlorley, treasurer, pro- sented his report, showing the funds of the club to be in a flourishing condition.The following new members were then admitted :\u2014Messrs.F.T.Meagher, M.L.Connelly and Edward O'Neill.The officers were elected for the current vear as follows :\u2014President, Mr.Edward Gannon, re-elected : first vice-president, Mr.T.H.Waddell ; second vice-presi- dent, Mr.J.J.Ryan ; secretary-treasurer, Mr.J.Morley re-elected ; assistant secretary, Mr.James Knox; master of ceremonies, Mr.J.McElroy ; standard bearer, Mr.M.Kenny; committee, Messrs, P.Carroll, chairman, W.McElroy, J.Hoobin.W.Taylor, F.T.Meaghzc and M.L.Connolly.Messrs.Gannon, Waddell and Morley, assistants to - Trempe, with Mr.| were named as a committee to dviut a \"resolution of condolence for the fanuly of the late J.G.Armstrong, who had been an active member of the club.It was unanimously decided to have the annual drive.either to Terrebonne or St.Vincent de Paul.according to the weather, on Wednesday, February 3.The meeting was then adjourned to Thursday, the 28th inst., to meet at headquarters, at noon, when cvery member of the club is requested to be present.JOURNAL CHANGED ITS TUNE.Ottawa, Jan.20.\u2014(Special).\u2014The Even: : ing Journal (Independent) which criticized the Government in connection with the Dominion engraving contract now says :\u2014 * It must be frankly admitted that the Dominion Government had sufficient reason to award that engraving contract to the American Bank Note Company.\u201d Makes Roofs that Survive, If you get the real thing you can gepend upon it, but beware of imitations.783 aud 785 | G.W.REED, Craig Strect Patronise Advertiser and meution Herald.thon QD Ba Bh A For Indigestion » Horsford\u2019s Acid Phosphate ; Helps digest the fond.rares A PLEASANT LODGE SOCIAL.Court Balmoral LO.F., 269, held its regular social evening and dance on Tuesday night.The entertainment was a decided success.The programme was rendered by y artists of merit, including the Alpine Quintette Club (colored), who sang with much aste and ability.Others who assisted were the Smeal family, Kro.Connolly, Bro.Bethune, Dro.latch, Bro.Glover.Bro.Taylor, Mr.Choquette, Miss Forde, Mr.and others, who provided a really excellent and amusing programme.Mr.Brennan acted as accompanist.The chair was oe- cupied by Mr.P.D.Strathearn, who delivered an address.At the conclusion of the concert there was a dance, and the gfihering broke up at a late hour, aîter spending a most enjorable time.The committee, who are to be congratulated on the success of the occasion, are P.Strathearn, chairman; George Walker, secretary; W.IL.Smith, fluor manager; R.J.Conway, assistant floor manager; G.Longley, Z.P.Benoit, A.Leighweight, NX.Lane, and .I.Parish, The ofiicers of the lodge are: P.Strathearn, C.R.H.É.: Z.P.Benoit, C.R.; J.Parish, V.C.R.; G.Longley, PCR; J.Maines, S.W.: M.Hechlinger, S.B.: C, MeCappin.J.B.: 8S.Lane, Chaplain; D.J.McArthur, Financial Secretary; L.F.Dick, Recording Secrctary, and A.Leighweight, Treasurer.\u2014\u2014 Enns\u2019 Cocoa.Grateful and Comforting \u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful aplpication of the fine properties of well- selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.lt is by the judicious use of such articles of dict that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong cnough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oursclves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\u201d\u2019\u2014 Civil RNervice Gazette.Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in tins, labelled\u2014\u201cJames Epps & Co., Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng.\u201d THE INSURANCE WILY BE PAID.Judge Loranger yesterday ordered Hon.Mr.Atwater to pay $1.000, which had been deposited into his hands by the Union St.Joseph, to Marguerite Berlinguette widow of Clement Ricard.Mrs.Ricard\u2019s son died iu Springfield, Mass, and the judgment declares her to be the heir to the insurance which deceased had in the Union St.Joseph.Relief in Six Hours.relieved in six hours Ly the South American Kidney Cure.This new remedy is a great surprise and delight on in the bladder, kidneys, back.part of the urinary ; female.It relieves retention of water aad you want quick relief and cure, your remedy.cist, Notre Dame Street.TEé re is no Cod Liver Oil equal to the Skrei God Liver Oil, It is tasteless pure and casily assimi'ated.The Medical Hall, Colonial House, Phillips Square, Gold, Silver and Steel Eye-glaasses And Spectacles, BREWERS.J, Ales and Porter Brewers.Have always on hand the various kinds ALE & PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLES.Families Regularly Supplied.1006 NOTRE DAME ST.MONTREAL FAILWAYS.GR} I IF, -¥.aid Trains leave Bonaventure Station.(Note rignifies run je CHARCOAL WILL HANG.Mae Winnipeg, Jan.21.\u2014Charcoal, th 0 .; : oe-Sergea' Leod Indian, who killed Police Sere ig Wilde and an Indian compan gorda fond guilty of both murders ve ih, and sentenced to hang on Marc es NTS OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEME Arrived\u2014January 20 © From Steamer.At Re Ncordland.New York.erp! Teatonie.New York.«14 \u201c3k New Majestic.Liverpool.+ + Loc Sta .© B+0+ @+ 6 08+ +04 C+0+9 able 4 Westen in py le Six4 1crcasin, vote, Ottama, 8 of by Academy ood vil he mu] diamond, have int e equip, out, foryy ninerci jan ship and an\u2019 ast Sine » and ten -clection ec, a rumor his con of th art Pro morning s Dubu 2 house, saved by Wa ce ation in ract for vy LG w York )-maker Grover on pulp vol the he Gov ] export nada to ty on it, unk ai last to aker of of ody : of the is Crew, thoust À lace.; t me past ng glas per foot jas Deel ronts in or three at ae $100 for ies have | ohm Me it.Cathe r of the ssets 0! or à de itors il Green haudeat ank ha raid ne ! IAL aminë er London nasium orming | n with Jetroits \u2018oront sitatel ry mi dd no out © ho ow he Toy stated of the ng, and \\d that ut the ; deal on of 1g Con 550018 s.Mr ; view siderä\u201c oth jatioB, 9 Mat Je ygéai À n, wad 4 tordils 16th.ENTS on , verp I i > où \"Foi } Government Manicipal and Other Firats Class Bonds.INVESTMENT re SECURITIES.Sui.able for Trust Estates, Banks Insurance Companies and Permanent Investment, bought and sold by .R.WILSON SMITH, Investment Broker, British Empire Building, 177$ Notre Dame Street, Montreal.First-class Investments always on hand.\u2014\u2014 BANK RATE LOWER, Bank of England Reduces Its Discount.IT IS NOW 3 1-2 PER CENT.Local Stocks Dull and a Little Lower.Standard Oil Co.Making Lots of Money \u2014 Gossip From J.S.Bache & Co.New York, HERALD Office, Thursday, January 21.One of the most important features in the financial situation this morning was the reduction of the Bank of England rate ot discount from 4 to 3% per cent.For the last couple of days the change has been expected, so that the effect on the market was less spronounced than it might otherwise have been.The rate has remained at 4 per cent.for a long time past, in fact it.was advanced to that figure at the time that the gold exports to the States were in full swing.The annual satement of the Toronto Railway which will be found in another column shows a net profit on the year's business of ©282,026.47.The gross carn- ings were $997,273.28, operating expenses £507,760.31, and net carnings of $489,512.07.The percentage of operating expenses to earnings was 50.0.There was an casier tone to the local stock market to-day, and in most cases declines.were scored.Business was principally confined in the morning to Toronto Street Railway.Money is casy at 43 per cent.The opening highest, lowest and closing prices on the local Stock Exchange to-day and the sales were as follows: MORNING BOARD.Saler.Open, High.Low.Close 980 Cable.167 167 1663 1664 280 Postal.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.05} 9051 95} Wk 6% Toronto Ry.63% 68% GS 68% 175 Strect Railway.2231 2234 293 223 150 Telegraph.166% 166% 166 166 13 Merchants.,,.173 173 173 173 35 Toronto.230 230 230 230 31 Gag,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.eo.189 189 189 189 THE BANK OF ENGLAND.The Financial Statement for the Past Week.London, Jan.21.\u2014The weekly statement of the Bank of England, issued to-dav, shows the following changes as compared with the previous account: Total reserve, increased, Æ1,081,000; circulation, decreased, £264,000; bullion, increased, £807.216; other securities, increased, £68,000; other deposits, decreased, £1,014,000; public de- osits, increased, £1,449,000; notes reserve, increased, £939,000: government securities, decreased, £700,000.The proportion of the Bank of England\u2019s reserve to liability, which last week was was 50.50 per cent, is now 52.11 per cent.NEW YORK GOSSIP.Interesting Paragraphs From the Wall Street Market.J.8S.Bache & Co.telegraph their local manager, C.D.Monk, as follows: The Jraders are working on the theory that the public are long of stocks and by getting the market down catch stop orders.[ hardly think they will be successful.Weakness in Sugar affected the rest of the market.Traders sold.The tone of the market is strong.Looks as if it would slowly work higher, This is a traders market, very little outside business.London doing very little.stocks.C.C.C.second week decreased $22,000.The receivers of the Philadelphia and Reading road at a meeting vesterday agreed to make application to the courts for a closing of the receivership.NO MANIPULATION.None is Said to Exist at Present in Wall Street.A leading New York writes: \u201cIt looks very much as though the mar ket was shaping itself for a god advance.Apart from the outside influences, the tape itself shows a strong undertone and buoyant tendency.\u201cThere is evidently no manipulation in the market.The decline of Monday was natural, not coming from a bear attack, but from a realizing movement which was only to be expected.Nor are there leaders in the market to engineer any manipulation.The professional clement is large, but not combined.\u201cStocks should, in the next month.show considerable appreciations in values.The market will, of course, have its ups and downs, but I believe the general ten dency will be upward, and the gains made substantial ones.\u201d UNION PACIFIC.Re-organization Committee is Inclined to Keep \u201c Mum.\u2019 The re-organization committe of Union Pacific is unwilling to make any official statement in regard to the report that a settlement with the Government is likely to be arranged on a flat payment of $45.- 000,00.Its members say the committee hopes to make a satisfactory arrangement with the Government, but it is too early to say what is proposed.Our statement yesterday that $45,000, 000 was the amount determined came to Selling a few stock broker ©+6+2+0+2+5+0+0+0+0+0+0+8+0+6+2+0+6-9+6+6+6 *©+0+0+0+9 e + e + e e : 9 ar e -< 9 + ° ahead only a fraction.?Easy money.; © Scarcity of stocks.è Good demand.+ Q NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Messrs, J.8, Bache and Co.report to-day\u2019s prices in New York at 12.30 by wire to their Montreal manager, C.D.Monk, 16 St.Sacrament Street : Jan.21 o 8 4e \"= 8% Description.3e © RE 2 Am.Cotton Oil Co**.Creer eees 400 Am, TODACCO.viiiiiiriiiiianensn 768 763 do.pref *.iii ee eee een Am, Sugar Refln.Co.117} 1164 do.pref.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1033 103% Atchison, Topeka & S.Fe.148 14% C.B.&Q.0000000000 16 75} Balt.& ONIO.0.++s0s0o00 soarssau00 cern Bay State Gas.\u2026.oune sue s veer Can.Pac.viii iii tiie vecouans anne vee N.Y.C.andHudsotl-.vovuue.\u2026.Cleveland C.C.and St.L.0 0000 Chicago Sas.Lena s secs e ren au0e savane 78 78 \u201ches.an 10.etcetera 17 17 Canada SO.+.\u2026ss000u cveniennnn.yt bik Amcrica Spirits.\u2026.200000 14% 1837 Denver & Rio G,, pref.cere eee Del.and Hud.PE 111 111 D.Land W.\u2026.seceensesa css s tree eee Duluth.eee iiereraennns eee do.pref.iii 2000 eve anes N.Y., Lake Eric and West.15 15 clo.ref.esse ee ses ana a 0e senc uen 2.0.eens en, Elec.oii ee ses eau ae au 34 31 Cons.Gas.\u2026.rcscesc casses s0ss un 147 Hocking Valley aa vesee veus Lacs caen es Les Lans ersey Central*.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026esancencs 1004 100 Laclede Gas.ace senceuss .% .di Louis, and Nash.0.000 513 3514 Lake Erie and Western.eee eens 1.40 pref Cees perceuse seed na sa sense eee a AakeShore.covvviiinnnion.153 153 Mich.Cent.esse Gen a cena cuve cere Lane Mahattan Elevated.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.914 91 Missouri Pac.223 ol Nor, Am., 4 47% Nat.Lead.253 2 do.pref.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.a.U.S.Cordage Co 0000 pref.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.cere ees NY.&NE.A, Nor.Pac.,.\u2026.ssoecsensuecncse 134 133 da, LL asenace ns ess 333 333 C.ENW., oon, 1044 104% St.Paul, Minn.& Omaha.here Las Lane NYO.&W.sess ests saseaanitean 15 15 Pac Mall.Le Lana0u seesees00sss000 ace een 111.cading.«cocoa 27 2 WIKP.aprarscecse canne 69 aor Ny Sus, &W.eeeeret mreeenanens 8 8 O, Pref.eireevennae 24 NYC and se In.eee.= .Mil.and St.Paul.« 168 7 Tol.A.A.ani N.Mich.8 ol Texasand Pac.Trust Rec .cee of 9% Tenn.Coal anAIron.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.30 29% Lnion Pug a.Ban Tee 6} 6% \u201cestern Union Tel.5 5 Wabash \u2026.\u2026.TT Bot 854 O pref.\u2026.L.cucsncna ve nan000 163 1 Whecling and Lake Erie.2 .168 do pret Seer erttrtetteiteaee sennnnee eran 22e Leather, eom.i112 Leather, pref.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.n.631 62% LONDON STOCK MARKET.Messrs, Macdougall Bros., stock brokers, 69 St.Francois Xavier Street, were cabled the closing prices of American stocks in London as follows: STOCKS, Atchison.sone Canadian Pacific.Com, Cable,.ver rang Trunk Jst.do do 2ud.do .\u2026\u2026.BRIT Illinois Central se.-\u2026.-ouisville and Nashville I ake Shore Northerd Pacs Bai.\u201cail ail 55 ew York Central.a où 97 Ontario and Western.|.15h |.Reading, assess, pd.14 143 141 Bi.Pau.0000 788 783$ TSI Union Pacitie.112 IT.T 74 1 abash uid OS 17} nk rete.,.,., ove mined 34 | 4 ¢ MONTREAL STOCKS HAVE DONE WELL, Since the beginning of the year the Montreal Stock market has done very well.On and off there has been considerable activity to the market, and most of the favorite securities have exhibited a recovering tendency.Gas opened the year at 185%, d yesterday Toronto Railway has recently lost its gain, while Cable has established and maintained an advance of 2} points since the 2nd.Railway has also made a clear gain of 2 points, and Postal Telegraph is The bull factors have been: - afternoon sold at 1804.Montreal Street $4000: @+2+890:0+0:0+@ +0+0+0+0+0+P+9 +8 +5 +9+D-+0+9+0-+0+0-+0+0+0-+85 © +9 -©+0+2+0 us very positively from Omaha, and our correspondent there has often proved himself well informed in Union Pa Partial confirmation of the report comes from Washington to-day, and it is ru mored that the Attorney-General will ba in New York this afternoon on Union Pacific business.A question has been raised whether the securities which are proposed under tha plan in settlement of the Government debt would be sufficient to provide any such sum as $45,000,000.The plan reserves for settlement of the debt to the United States, and extraordinary require ments, $35,755,280 of 50 year 4 per cent.bonds and $20,864,400 4 per cent.preferred stock.The, underwriting syndicate has subscribed about $40,000,000.MAY INCREASE DIVIDENDS.Standard Oil Said to Be Making Lots of Money.It is given out in some usually well informed brokerage circles that Standard Oil profits during the past quarter have been the largest on record.The stock is, therefore, in demand on talk of a large extra dividend.Outside brokers are generally figuring upon as much as 5 per cent- extra, which would make a total distribution of 8 per cent.Some, however, expert as much as 8 per cent.extra.The representatives of the Liquidating Trustees of the Trust decline to discuss the subject.The meeting to act on the dividend 15 not yet due.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.The noon prigew em the local stock exchange to-day were reported as follows by Charles Meredith & C0, St.Francois Xavier Street.Mertreat: Jan, 21.{Jan.20.DESCRIPTION, > = > es FRA Canadian Pacific Railway.| 56 | 54 5 D Do do Land Bonda| |.t 56k 55 \u2026 SH A.\u2026\u2026cosocccussocuens aes D.8,8, A.pfd.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.FU si 12! 7 Commercial Cable Co.167 1653116731663 Postal Tel.Con.use tetes 95 95 95} 95 Monreal Telegraph Co.|167 1653]170 165% Rich and Ont.Nav, Co .90 874|100 87 Montreal SLreet Ilailway./2231 2233 93¢ [9933 Toronto Street Ry .».\u2026-.-| GB 6St| 7n 604 Halifax FT.Co.\u2026.-0.TO 77 794] 75 0 do Bonds.[100° ¢ u 99 Montreas Gas CO.\u2026.0.0.158% [£&8} 1894-1884 Bell Telaphone Co.oe JI60 155 160 1155 Royal Klectric Co.\u2026.»|130 127 113) l197 Bank of Moultreal.g-.231 225 1231 (2274 Ontario Bank.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.| 8 22) 85 82) Bank of British N.A.I Molsons Bank, .\u2026.\u2026.-.-[190 185 1190 [183 Bank of Toronto.e.s]- 226 [230}-2% Jacques Carbier .c.of.sae.TER Merchanta .\u2026.\u2026.- PRE 178 170 (175 17 Merchants\u2019 Bk.of Halifax.|.|159 ;.1189 Eastern Townshios.-| fees jus paebec a-ccsn0cu nca 001100000000 poupe ei een ationale.Joh] 8h.Unton.0.\u2026.110 (1021 120 102 Commeree.{130 '126} 130 126} Ville Marie.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260.100 | «0 160 «0 Hoclielaga.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.135 130} 135 11303 Otlawa Bank.|- cee eee denn Intercolonial Coal Co., .\u2026.j- ea a + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + e + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Uptown Residence for Sale ny Auction \"hat First-Clags Stone Front House, 281 UNIVERSITY ST.Will be sold at our Rooms, 181 St.James Street, THURSDAY, 28th JANUARY, AT 11 OCLOCK THE HOUSE AND L 2 30 FEET vv +P tien of University Street, spel 20 FEET WIDE, and situate on the vers bet I hovse is in perfect order, eins open ground and commanding a fiue View | > clu ing modern 1 ; ç vatar heating.rooms are all large and weil laid out tor fimily on a .ros Halt cash, balance 5% per cent ciated.The owner has special rensane \u20ac ; : tunity of securing onal reasons for selling, and the sale will afford a® a hands \u2018True ; > .vme terrice house at a very moderate price.= No.- comfort and entertainment.nit e api This property must be seen to } opt ® J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.Real Estate Auctioncers, ee .\u201c