Sherbrooke daily record, 19 octobre 1897, mardi 19 octobre 1897

[" ; ; - * 4 x = WAITE PLEADS GUILTY.| - Judge will pronounce sentence to- | .made x .° a Is brush, now in the homes of \u2014 Would find \u2014 1 Y, OCTOBER 19.1897.Also -Told Where the Stolen He Goods Were-Hidden.Fred Waite was arraigned before District Magistrate Miilvena yesterday afternooun, for breaking into and robbing J .L.Vineberg & Co's store on Wednesday night last.Waite pleaded guilty to the charge and asked that sentence pronounced upon him.The - morrow.\\ al : \u201cOn Saturday afternoon, High Constable Moe: saw Waite in the jail and he confessed to the robbery and gave directions for the \u201c recovery OË the goods.He said the jewelry was hidden in a tom- atocan under the fence in the rear of J.F.Morkill\u2019s - house, on Commercial street, and that the clothes were -under a summer house in the rear of Geo.Brooks\u2019 residence, on Brompton road.The high constable at once proceeded to these places.He was unable to find the jewelry, but under the summer house he got two overcoats and three suits.In the evening he, with Chief Davidson, further search.and \u2018found a few handkerchiefs and gloves, but did not get the.jewelry.Mr.Vine- berg continued the search Sunday, but was unsuccessful.Yes- \u2018terday afternoon, at the conclusion of the proceedings before the district magistrate, Waite consented to accompany the high - constable to the -places -where he said the goods and jewelry were secreted.- As a result of this last visit, Mr.Vineberg had restored to his store, 20 rings, 18 charms, 3 chains, 1 watch, 3 suits, 2 overcoats, besides a number of handkerchiefs and gloves.The coon coat as well as a quantity of jew- | ~ elry and clothing has not yet been recovered.C PROPOSED NEW - ENGLISH CHURCH.It will be Erected by the Year 1900, and will Cost $30,000.On the occasion of the recent | \u201c Visit of-Bishop Dunn to this city, the building committee of .St.Peter's church, and others - interested in the matter, met His Lordship and Rev.Dr.Dumbell, rector of the parish, to discuss the question of the proposed new English church in Sherbrooke.The Bishop of Quebec announced that during ~ his recent visit to England the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel had voted the sum of $5,000 towards the new edifice, subject - to the condition that the church be completed by January 1900.The new church is to cost $30,000, and wich the $5,000 voted by the S.P.G., more than half this amount has already been subscribed.Thosé who have the matter in | hand feel confident that the balance of the funds will be supplied| and the Church erected by the birth of the new century, and the new edifice will doubtless be worthy of the important position which this parish holds in the dio- \u201c cese of Quebec.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e\u2014 \\ ART NOTES.Mr.Geo.Chavignaud held a little exhibition of his paintings at the Art Hall, in this city, on Saturday, Oct.\"16th.Two of his paintings were selected and purchased, to be placed in the Art Hall, among the paintings already there from the brush of Canadian and foreign artists.) During conversation with Mr.|.havignaud we found him entire- ;, ly interested in his art, trying his | utmost to improve it by constant study from life and nature.Painting as it appears to his artistic temperament is, not merely a means of decorating the resi-| dences of his patrons, but is one of the ways of bringing before them the true beauty of life and: nature, in an artistic manner.he praiseworthy efforts of Mr.orey and the Library and Art /Rion in placing before the publie good paintings for inspection In the Art Hall, as well as free ac- tess to view them, will in time ~ educate the - masses and teach them to distinguish true art, in Sunshine as well as in homely life.It is beyond question that the Dumber who hold art in high es- em 1s comparatively small, buc With time, it will become a neces- SIty to any refined home.Ar.Chavignaud is very appre- \u201cative of the kindness of his pat- tha In this city, and expressed ie.hope that the paintings from home of the residents -of Sher- coke, would prove a source of Pleasure to them.and that they ind them deserving of the] Dame of art works.DEANERY OF ST.FRANCIS.| an | eeting of the executive com- cig Le of the Deanery of St.Fran- ls being held this afternoon .to * » arrange for the usual annua Mitte librar | the year, they are passed in to |axle behind, the pony, with the | The principal feature of the E.T.PRESS ASSOCIATION, Annual Meeting and Election of Officers.The Eastern Townships Press Association held its annual meeting last evening, in the office of the Examiner.Mr.A.L.Lance, of the Richmond Timés, president of the Association, occupied the chair.There was an unusual ly large attendance of members.The election of officers resulted as follows: \u2014 : E.R.Smith, St.Johns News, president; A.L.Lance, Richmond Times, first vice-president ; L.S.Channel, Sherbrooke Récord, second vice-president; L.E.Charbon- nel, Cookshire Chronicle, third vice-president.Executive: Col.W.A.Morehouse, L.A.Belanger, and E.J.Bedard.Richmond News._ E.S.Stevens, Sherbrooke Fxam- ner, was re-elected secretary- treasurer.M.T.Stevenson, Esq., M.P., who has taken great interest in the -association, and who was present at last evening\u2019s meeting, was madean honorary life member of the association.A vote of thanks was tendered Mr.Lance, the retiring president, for his untiring efforts to furcher the interests of the association during his term of office.The meeting adjourned - to next assemble at the call of the new president in St.Johns.Book Clubs Organized.The winter bcok clubs are now being organized at the public and Miss Wilson, the librarian will receive applications for membership.There are two fiction clubs, of which one is complete, and the other only.partly filled.The literature club is also nearly complete.Lo There are twenty four members in each of the clubs and it is arranged that the books shall be library.After these books are read by each member of the club, which would be in the course of the public library in return for the convenience afforded to the book clubs.° | PONY RAN AWAY.The little daughter of Mr.J.S.Mitchell narrowly escaped a serious accident yesterday atter- noon.She was driving down Commercial street in her little pony cart when the body of the vehicle became detached from the axle.This frightened the pony and itran down the street, com- \u2018ing in contact with a telephone pole.Leaving the wheels and remaining part of the cart, was stopped in front of the post office.The little driver received no injuries, though somewhat shaken up.t i B.L.OF C.BE.On Sunday evening the E.L.of C.E.of the Methodist church held a very interesting meeting, there being about one hundred present.Mr.Jos.Bowers presided.eet- ing was the reading of a report of the C.E.Convention at Geaticook by Miss M.Cross, the society\u2019s delegate, This report gave avery full account of the proceedings of the convention and was exceedingly well presented, receiving the close attention of all present.A voté of thanks was tendered Miss Cross for her full and interesting report.MAGISTRATES COURT.John Edgecombe, of Waterville, days in goal for assaulting A.Mc-; Govern, of Waterville, on Saturday last.21 Yesterday afternoon _in the above court, Alexandre Valliere, one of the Vallieres, who was found not guilty of a charge of conspiracy to defraud \u2018at the beginning of the present term of '\u2018Queen\u2019s Bench, was charged with \u2018assaulting one James Mallory, on Saturday afternoon last.He was sent to jail for two months with hard labor.- BRIEFLETS.Mrs.W.B.Ives is giving a tea this afternoon, in the hall of the Mission Church'of the Advent, in aid of the mission fund.: Messrs.H.C.Wilson & Sons have shipped a Heintzmrn rand Piano to Quebec for an important concert in that city this week.The first accident \u2018on the street railway happened yesterday noon.boy from school while crossing the railroad on Queen street, stumbled, his face coming in violent contact with the rail.I've been riding on the elevated for five years and I never offered lady my seat.* Then you've never had any manners.That isn\u2019t it.I've never yet .There Was exchanged every fortnight at the | 30.You know we arc going to give a | possible.was fined $5 and costs, or thirty | \" for her work is as popular on the conti- | believes in working under inspiration | October 19.\u2014 Mr.Alex Ross drove to Sherbrooke yesterday.Master Johnnie Dreman spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in, Sherbrooke.Miss Orr and Mr.Alexander, of Lennoxville spent Sunday in town visiting Miss Annie Planche.Mr.Speer|says he has another umpire for the hockey matches this winter.\u2014Congratulations.Rev.Fisher, Inverness, paid a short visit to Rev.C.| Saturday.- Mrs.J.I.drove to They- were caught in a heavy rain storm on their return.-At H.H.on Saturday, a few of our young.men did some heavy purchasing which looks- - - SAWYERVILLE, Punch and Judy show was in town last week.Another| turkey shoot last Saturday.a r.Taylor, our popular Veterinary Surgeon and auctioneer, sold the goods at Mr.H.H.Pope\u2019s furniture sale at Cookshire on Saturday.oC \\ Reade, Birchton, was W.Finch, | ackie and daughter | | herbrooke Saturday.|| ope\u2019s furniture sale, | LESS visiting friends here, on Sunday.Alex Cromwell starts for Toronto this week to attend the veterinary school there.| | Greatest cure for colds, coughs and asthma is Menthol, found in Menthol Cough Syrup.: ONLY HIMSELF TO BLAME.| e Need of His Plunging So Recklessly and Blindly.~ Miss Pinkerly\u2014Are you interested in charity, Mr.Tutter?Tutter (who knows that she is and suspects a possible donation) \u2014 Well, Miss Clara, that depends.Some forms of charity arp exceilent.Others are misdirected.1010 Miss Pinkerly\u2014Yes, I suppose that\u2019s little entertainment at the church.T'utter\u2014Onh, yes.Something for the heathen, I suppose.Lo you know, Miss Clare, I haven\u2019t much faith in that sort of tuing.Now, if it were nearer home.Miss Pinkerly\u2014EB ut it is nearer hole.| it\u2019s just for the ycor children of the geighborhoëd.1 | Tutter (keeing no escape) \u2014 Well, Mhat\u2019s better: -I-apvrove ofl that.Of > | Ladies\u2019 Secretaries, Wire Back and Easy Chairs, vourse D\u2019I] take à ti.ket.Awfully plad., Miss Finkerly\u2014U li, that is so kind vf you.Tutter\u2014Not at all.Toll'me, what sort of an entertainment is it going to serly\u2014Ch, just a simple little affair.We thought it best, you know, to have everything as simple as There will be refreshments, of course, Lut they will all be donated, and then we propose to have some sort of amateur [play\u2014possibly a charade.| Tutter\u2014Oh, I see.Well, it\u2019sa worthy, object.I believe in that sort of- thing.Have you sold many tichets?- Miss Pinkerly\u2014Not so many as hoped to.$till there is some tinie yet.| Tutter\u2014 t me down for two tickets, Miss Pinkerly\u2014Now, Mr.Tutter, you are really too generous.You mus 0da Parlor Pieces, consider ygqur own pocketbook a little.on\u2019t say a word.A-simple i little entertainment like this, with such a worthy object in view ought to \u2018encouraged.By Jove, the more 1 think of it the better I like the idea.Charity begins at home.It's a good thing, Miss Clara.I'm not satis tied.Let| me have four tickets.No make it a half dozen.0 | Miss Pinkerly\u2014Now, Mr.Tupper, really\u2014 PS 0 Tutter\u2014Don\u2019t say another word.\u2018insist upon it.Where are the tickets \u201cHave you got them here?I'll take them at once.- O0 Miss Pinkerly\u2014Oh, yes! Here they are.1 \u201cTutter\u2014Good! Now, how much did you say they were apiece?- | Miss Pinkerly\u2014Only $5, Mr.\u2014Harper\u2019s Bazar.ht pee Tutter vuiQRe i .Ouida, or Mlle.de la Ramee as she; known to her friends, can boast of larger sales for her novels than any living authar, nent as at home.This is probably owing to the fact that she is of half French and half English parentage, and also because the scenes of most of her stories are laid in forcign countries.She was.born at Bury St.Edmunds 57 years ago, but thou jh she has written some 85 novels her band has lost none of its cunning.Ouida has for many long years made her home in Italy.Unlike most successful writers, Aie only.She bas no regular hours, a d sometimes six months will go by withont her taking up pen in ber hand.Whenever it is possible, she writes in the o air, and she finds that she works far bgt- ter in tho very early morning than at any other timé.\u2014 London Standard.1 fe An Anglomaniac Bird.\u201cCan that parrot talk EnglisE?\" as - the shopper.\u201cHe just can,\u201d sald the dcaler, Ww muoh enthusiasm.\u2018\u2018He won°t talk United States at all.When you ask him if Polly wants a cracker, he answers, \u2018Polly \u2018Meeting in December.had a seat.~ + W.H.GRIFFITH, 121 Wellington Street.&&F T hose answering advertisements in this paper will serve the interests \u2018of all concerned by mentioning that they saw the same in the SHERRROOKE DAILYRECORD (f WHAT IS THE MATTER WITHTHE LITTLE CROC ER?If you have an order tell it to the telephone, they are both there.wants a biscuit.\u2019 \"\u2019\u2014 Cincinnati Ena J.8.Mitchel & Cv.FURNITURE! Wedding Presents Parlor Cabinets, Music Cabinets, Book Cases, Easels and Screens, All goods carefully packed and delivered to J \u2018any part of the city free of tharge.SHERBROOKE'S LEADING FURNITURE - STORE.Do You Fear The Grip?COLD.WE HAVE A FEW EATERS which will be sold at.THAN - COST.In Mahoganized Birch from - $ro.00 to $20.00, | : In quartered Oak and Mahogany, $5.00 to $12.50.In Elm, Oak and Mahogany | \u201cfrom $4.50 to $17.00.In Ash and Oak from $2.50 to $30.00.In Jute, Plush and Corduroy from $4.50 to $17.00.- Sofas and Divans, in solid Mahogany, Birch and Wal-| nut, covered with Plush, corduroy and Silk, from $2.50 to $25.00.| Reed Goods, \"Chairs, Ottomans, .Footstools, Cobbler Rocke:s, the :greatest variety ever shown from $2.50 to $6.00.Easels in Solid Oak from 75c., Screens from $2.50.171 Wellington Street.This is good weather for breeding colds, and coughs.They are very apt to lead | to an attack of grip, or something more serious.[Griith's Syrup of Whits Balsom, | Nature's own remedy, is a sure preventative and cure, Price 25 cents a bottle, Pre-|! pared only by | | DRUGGIST, | HE'S ALL RIGHT.What's the matter with his customers?Trey're all right too, because they get food value for all they lay out in his goods and prices, do 50 now.LAKEMAN.4 Beckett Road store.If you have not tried his | $ can sell you the Best ULSTER in thé Country.AU-Wool heavy Warm, and thé- price % i È I .¥ only $5.00.© | « À NEW WINTER CLOTHING N | | | 3 a OW IN.| ! Æ.-dean B.LeBäron Cor.Bridge & Main Sts., : North Hatley.$35.German| Upright $50.$90.Emerson Square Good Order.H.C.Wilson OUR BZ Bargains in Towels.Bargains in Fancy Silks, G.F.OLIVIER, THE RIGHT PLACH - | E = wt ready large stock.| Now is the Time tp Secure PT H I | .° ° \u201cn° © ° ° INSURE IN wooL ARPETS Por Five Dollars I - PIANO BARGAINS.~.$25.Hood Square Piano, © $40.Hale, (New York) Square Piano, 7 Octove.Hood Square Piano, 7 Octive, strong tone, | $100 German Parlor Grand Piano, 74 $150 Vose such a breeze, Sherbrooke and vicinity have bec cold weather is at last approaching and that a new jacket is the most essential article in wearing apparel.~ Our\u2019 Mantle Department has-been crowded the past few days, with the result that we have added new mantles 0 the very latest styles to our al- the Latest Thing in Mantles at W AMUEL.THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE.- Your special attention is calléd to our sale of Wool and Union CARPETS for the next ten days, viz:- Le MAPLE LEAF.\" : -anted all wool, heavy, extra super guaranteed 21 oz.to the yard, 90c BEAVER, arranted all \u2018wool, heavy.fine, So\u2019 «well known to-our customers 1 75C - needs no introduction.Price peryd VICTOR.| avy, exira super carpet.Honest.a jarpots are not the order of e day, but you have one in the - Victor.| on 46c CHALLENGE.This Carpet is made with full number of ends, thus placing it among extra super Unions.reseau 00 42c ACME.Berek il vo 84 -P,8,\u2014An extra 5p.c.\u2018for cash during- this sale,\u201d | .LA BAYLEY.cere adem .es Pr aces eset tres 63% Octive, good tone.- Piano, 7 Octive, Rosewood Case.Piano, ; Octive, Rosewood Case, Octive, Ce DO NOT MISS IT.Bargains in Hosiery, Bargains in Laces.Bargains in Shirts, Come änd see them.LIT \u2014 rtm re ° ! BOSTON STORE.Ce ; 119 hi Ton STREET.SOLE AGENT NEW IDEA PATTERNS, 15 CENTS.2.+ \u2014_ This company vas selected, by citir-ns of Quebec to .make Send iano, that \u2018was presented to Lady j giving full particulars of i 3 | ê Tee TE eG.A.LeBARON., 93 WELLINGTON STREET._ >\u20accc\u2018333333333333366\u20acte So \u2018H SAMUEL.Sherbrooke\u2019s or Store.Our exceptionally fine collection of styles and our extremely reasonable prices in LT jADIEs | MANTLES! 2 - \u201c1 | - A .+ a a Eee that the ladies of ome aware that the > A, AP.A Ae , à à + dé + i | | to get the latest styles and lowest prices in fur of any kind isat 167 WELLINGTON STREET.© L'A.-CODERE, - | _ Sign of the Mooke, - The up to-date Hatter and Furrier There are Pi , a - good, bad and indifferent, but one in \u2018which oo you neyer make a mistake to buy is the | Gerhard Heintzman.Gernharc eintzman.: Danie + ; , uit .LL.a , \u2018 ; = ; \u2018 ., .\u2026 à .; \u2019 i ; .v : .\u2018 +.| .\u2019 4.\u2019 : .A .- - + \u2018 ! 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SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER .19, 1807.1 | À MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.Up to fifteen words, 15 cents, one cent each additional word;each insertion.If not paid for in advance 10 cents extra.Mer respectable and competent girl for general housework.Apply to Mrs.W.Lea ron, Moore St, 208-tf.WAR new Milch Cows.S.S.Armstrong, P.O.Box 1, Sherbrooke.WAH \u2014A god \u2018general servant, apply to 26 Melbourne street.- 2093.; OST\u2014 Friday night, a silver Watch and Chain, between Sherbrooke and Norts W.D.SIMPSON.STOCK BROKER.Griffith\u2019s Block.Stocks, Bonds, Grains, Provisions, and Cot ton dealt in on.m: arzins or for cash, Information freely given on a plication.Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.Bell Tel.237.People's Tel.219.~ WANTED.25 men at once for Street Railway work in Sherbrooke.Apply to tt.W.:R.SCOTT, Belvidere St.SHERBROOKE CUI CURLING CLUB.| The Annual Meeting ting of the Sherbrooke Curlihg Club* will be held at the Rink an Wednesday, October 20th, at 8 p.m.LN der, : : By order J.W.McKEE, 210-2.- Sec.-Treas.ESTATE LATE JANES MoGRE, : Notice is\u201c hereby fiven by the executors that all parties indebted to the above estate are required to settle at once with the undersigned, at the office of R.D.Morkill, Odell\u2019s block, Sherbrooke, and all parties hoiding claims against said estate; are requested to present the same.8S.G.SCOTT, R.D.MORKILL, Executors.104t3w | Sherbrooke, 17 12th October, 1897.NOTICE .is hereby giv en by the executors that the estate of the late James McGee, in his\u2019 lifetime ofthe TE nship of Ascot, farmer, deceased, will not be responsible for any debts contracted, uniess by the written order of the undersigned.! - S.G.SCOTT, R.D.MORKILL, _ 204t3w Rxecutors.| Aâvertising wants to be changed trequently\u2014made to look its best.You don\u2019t hear the merchant whoadheres to this prune ble about \u2018\u2018business being vertising don\u2019t pay.\u201d There a re a num ber of business men unable, some for lack of time, others for want of confidence in their ability, who engage my services to write changes of ads at stated periods, Find it a profitable investment, too.When you feel like trying the experi ment, correspond with\u2019 WILL J.GRAY, advertisement writer Cookshire, Que.oh FOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS: They Came - by.Express and : Were Worth $10,000.Chicago Oct 16.\u2014An attempt on the part of three men to gain possession of a box containing ,$ 10,000 worth of diamond jewel- \u201cry which was shipped from.New York to Chicago resulted in a rough and tumble melee in the office of the American Express Company,and during the excitement one of the men attempted - to shoot a detective sent to arrest them, The men were overpowered and locked up.They gave the -names of Mike O\u2019Neil, Frank Bixler and Harry Johnson.New York police were notified and are trying to find the persons who \u201cshipped the goods here.All three \u2018are well dressed.Johnson, the - youngest, is not more than 19 years old.- WORLD'S W.C.T.U.E.T.Digan to the Great Con! | vention.\u2018The World's W.C.T.U.convention is being held in Toronto this _ week.The following are the dele- Eastern Town- shi M nowlton\u2014Mrs.S.W.Foster, Miss- Meiklejohn.Compton\u2014Mrs.S.J.Craig, Mrs., Lyman Bliss.Sawyerville\u2014Miss S.Cairns.Granby\u2014Mrs.Tompkins.- \" Quebec\u2014-Mrs.Geggie.Trenholme\u2014Mrs.J.Diekson.Melbourne \u2014Miss Belle Cairnie.Danville\u2014Mrs.Sanderson.Barnston\u2014 Miss Parker.Sherbrooke \u2014Mrs.Skinner.Also- Davidson, Mis.attending, Mrs.(Dr.) Williams.Stanstead\u2014 Mrs.Rugg.Waterloo\u2014Mrs.J.Mabon.Chateauguay Basin\u2014Miss Jack.Johnville\u2014Mrs.J.Cleveland.Mrs.Middleton and Mrs.S.WwW.Foster, are the prov incial delegates to the World's W.C.T.U.Convention.Besides the ladies |- mentioned many will go as visitors to the great convention, and it is specially desired that each one, whether delegate or visitor, will purchase a regular single fare ticket to Toronto, and obtain at the same time from the railway agent a standard certificate which ~ will entitle holder to tree return, - provided there are three hundred such certificates handed to the secretary at convention.If there are not so many a one-third re-.- turn fare will be required.\u2014\u2014 The very first premfum paid \u2018on a preminm the Sun Life of Canada 1s money.saved for the future.The interest earned by this sum in a savings bank during the year would be buta trifle.But what a legacy it bequeaths to à family when it has been deposited with an Assurance Company.\u201cad | } Fuller J.THE LACROSSE CLUB.They Propose to Purchase Grounds\u2014- - Will Organize a Hockey Team.\u2018The Sherbrooke Lacrosse .Club held an important meeting in the City Hall last night.'T.J.Mec- | Guire presided.The first, matter taken up was the formation of a hockey team in connection with the club.It was felt that in order that the boys might enter the \u2018lacrosse field next spring in the |; winning condition in which hey passed off it this fall, it would be necessary that their physical exercise sho uld not be discontinued through the winter.It was therefore decided, while not eon- flicting with the Metropolitan Hockey Club, that the,, Lacrosse Club should put on the ice a team to be known as the Sherbrooke Lacrosse Club Hockey Team.\u2018The more important business of the meeting was now taken up.This pertained to the purchase and equipment of suitable and permanent rounds by the acrosse Club.It has Joux been felt that if Sher- | brooke is to successfully :compete with\u2019 the} other cities of the province in the healthful sports of the field she must have more suitably arranged grounds than she now has.The parade ground in its present state at least, does not meet the requirements of the occasion.At last night\u2019s meeting it- was unannim- ously agreed\u2018{that, if the necessary funds could be procur ed,.the Lacrosse Club would be taking a most commendable step.,in purchasing and equipping grounds for themselves.À com- mitte composed of \u2018 T.J.McGuire, A.T.Winter and F.J.Griffith were appointed to arrange for the purchase of grounds which the club has had in view for some time.To meet the expense of the' purchase it was decided to hold a bazaar and |.tombola, believing that the cit- izéns in general would unite in assisting the laudable enterprise.For the purpose of making the preliminary arrangements for the bazaar, the following honorary and active committee were named, who are invited to meet in the City Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock: on.W.B.Ives,L.E.Panneton.Mayor Fraser and \u2018 City Councillors, J.A.Chicoyne, Col.Worth-| ington, L.A.Belanger, W.A.Morehouse, L.S.Channell, G.H.Bradford, W.R.Webster, J.A.ggett, A.W.Colby, T, J.\"Tuck, AB ussault, 0.Desrousseau, Ww, Rr Gardner; Clark Gerdon, T.W.R.Woodward, N.N.Walley, J.S.Mitchell, H.H.Ingram, G.H.Rawlins, A.T.Winter, A.Barry, H.Mallett, Dr.Bradley, D.McAllister, J.W.Me- Kee, T.J.McGuire, W.Stewart, W.Ross, A.Witty, A.Baird, F.J.Griftith, T.McDonald, H.Witty, 0.McGuire, H.Lewis, A.M.Richer; O.Dupont, J.A.Gauthier, J.H.Bouthillier, Geo.Browning, P.B.Thornton, F.E.Ibbotson, P.Slattery, John Burns, H.McGar- \u201cthe boys trust that the above mentioned gentlemen, who are not members of club, will again demonstrate their interest, often manifested before, in their welfare by turning out tomorrow and their influence the carrying forward of the club\u2019s new scheme to a suecessful issue.REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.Yesterday the deeds were passed between Mr.C.H.Nutter, the] city and Mr.N.T.Whiting, for | the Brooks property on Wellington street, The city has _purchased a strip 7 feet wide at south end, tapering to 3 feet,in width at north end, for which they paid $519.Mr.Whiting secured the «| balance, paying for it $8,500.Mr.Nutter bought the whole about two months ago from the late E.tention of erecting an opera house thereon, and afterwards changed his plans.CAMP FIRES OF NAPOLEON.This is the subject: of a lime light entertainment and lecture to be given by Mr.V.KE.Morrill, in the lecture hall of the Methodist Church, during the second week of November, under the auspices of the E-L.of C.E.A full programme of music will be furnished, and there will.be many other interesting features in connection with the entertainment, of which further.notice will be given.ATHENS ors TO THE : THEATRE.First Performance Since the War, Athens, Oct.18\u2014The first theat- 6 rical \u2018performance allowed in Athens since the breaking out of the war with Turkey was given Fr iday night.° Many of the aétors are in dire need owing to their enforced idleness, but, nevertheless, the profits of the performance were devoted to the aid of the refugees trom Thessaly.WEATHER \"PROBABILITIES Oct.19, 11 a.m.\u2014Forecs ast for next 24 hours, issued by the Me- tereological Bureau.Fine; stationarÿ or | higher temperature.| 7 \u2018which evening to assist by their counsel T.Brooks, for $8,200, with the in- \u2018handsome.an slightly | bl QUEBEO CENTRAL R.R.The New Train Service.The Q.C.R.Company, by their new timetable which came into effect last week, have very fully met the desires of their\u2019 patron: on this half of the line.It will be resem ered that a few weeks ago eputation from the Board o a e waited upon the gener manager and requested that, possible, the Q.C.R.should put on a train arriving in Sherbrook in the forenoon and returning i the evening, for the accommod! ation of those on this end of th line, who wish to comeinto She brooke, which is a natural center of business.to do trading or tran sact business, returning the same day, The new train, therefore, starts from Beauc Junction, arrives in Sherbrooke at:9.30 a.m., and leaves on its re] turn at 9 p.m.\u2026 is a result of the effort on the part of the Company to meet the requirements of i patrons.LE | | | DEATH OF MRS.| WM.MITOHBLL.~ Word was received early.this morning, of the death at 3 a.of Mrs.William Mitchell, near Lennoxville, mother of Mr.J.Mitchell, of this city.Mrs.Mi chell, was in her 8lst \u2018year, and has always enjoyed good heslth until about a week ago, when she had a severe attack of bronchiti Is From this she never fully recove -ed and the physicians held out no hopes.For two or three days the end has been expected hourly.| Mr.Mitchell died only two yeais.ago, aged 88 years.They both came from Scotland when young, and lived on the same farm from the time they were married.| The funeral will take place at 2 p.m., on Thursday, from her late residence to St.Geor ge\u2019s church, Lennoxville, thence to Malver n cemetery.: Le _ 2 > - | an | COUNCIL MEBTING.3 An adjourned meeting of the City Council will be held this evening to consider the 1aising of the valuation of certain land belonging to the B.A.% Four pany in the South Ward.| SEIVERIGHT-GRAH AM, Mr.W.J.G.Seiveright, one of Sherbrooke\u2019s young men, = was married this morning, at Richmond, to Miss Jennie E.Graham, of South Durham, The ceremony took place at the residence of Mrs.Geo.Wilson, aunt of the bride.Mr.and Mrs.Seiveright left by the afternoon train for a trip to Toronto and other points, atter which they will take up their re sidence i in Sherbrooke.| ee PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.MARTIN VILLE.Mr.F.E.Smith and Mrs.Smith, the Misses Mabel and Allie Cass, Messrs.Ed.Johanson, H.McDonald, and T.C.Cass attended the Harvest Home festival, in Birch- \u2018ton, last week, and speak ver vy highly of the entertainment.it not time for Martinville to be| waking up in the matter of entertainments ?The game of ball between Mart- inville and East Clifton resulted in a victory for the former by a score of 3 to 0.Those who heard Dr.Minnie Leavitt's talk on temperance,Sunday, were much pleased with her address.Miss Nora Hitcheock is home from the Mountains, and Mrs, McLane has returned from Lebanon.À PLOUGHING MATCH.At Cookshire, Oct.26.The first = annual ploughing match of the Compton County | Agricultural het Ploughing Association will be held on Tuesday, Oct.26th,\u201d on the farm of R.H.Pope, M.P,, Cookshire.There | will be -three matches with cash and special prizes.In the first match any plough may be used (no wheels).The first prize in this match isa cup presented by Col.Taylor, to be won twice before becoming property of the owner, also $4 cash.Match No.2 has six prizes and is-open to imitation Scotch ploughs.i In the third match there are five prizes and the ploughmen must e boys under 18 years of age.A special prize of $6 is offered for the competitor having the best team harness, general turnout and \u2018handling to be considered.| The event promises to| be of an interesting nature.A GENERAL STRIKE.It Would Bring British Trade to a Stand Still.London, Oct.18.\u2014-James Keir Hardie, Chairman of the Independent Labor party and editor of the Labor Leadér, proposes, with the view to assisting the striking engineers, to pool all the funds of all the trades unions as a fighting fund, and then to proclaim a general \u2018strike, thus bringing the trade of the nation to a standstill.| CEOIL RHODES ILLNESS.Due to an Assault upon Him by Natives.1 London, Oct.18.\u2014 The Daily Graphic says it learns from a trustworthy source that the condition of Cecil Rhodes, who was reported a few days ago to be ser- jously ill at Inyanga, and whose sickness has since been attributed to fever, is really due to injuries District Magistrate fas received at the hands of hostile | held Ciréuit Court in civil matte at Richmond yesterday mornin and is in Sweetsburg today.| Mrs.Geo: Ballentyne left yester- \u2018oronto, having been called home by the serions illness of day for her mother.| Mrs.C.Skinner and Mrs. Silk Chains, Hat Pins, Hair Pins, etc.and are regular value at §oc., 75c.and $1.00.See Them When Dowd Town.C.SKINNER, Graduate Optician.\u2018 7 Wellington Sq + La N PROGRESS.RETAIL TRADR- We're celine More © Bouquet hy otra dos isars Cra han | or have your.order \u201ctor A hat a 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