The Herald, 18 janvier 1898, mardi 18 janvier 1898

[" / )88,331.4 46,634.\u2014 48,6341 00, 000.0 20,000.me) VIS 0Y, igh, ninique Barrie pinique D D) Sof, raig St .Fran re Col arr JUS dictioë at dei talking vill find nd cox say we rou for re, we ere \u20187 8, we y ; ot n us\u2019 =.called upon most of the heads of the big You Haven't All the have The Herald.~ News until you De 5 91ST YEAR.No.14.4 > \u20ac A \u20ac, \u2014mmemntetee The Residences of Prominent Jews Are Guarded, Paris, Jan.18.\u2014There was great excitement in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, when M.Cavaignac, Republican, demanded a discussion of the semi-official note, in which the Government declined to make public the alleged confession of Alfred Dreyfus to M.Lebrun-Renaud.The announcement read :\u2014 \u201cIf the Government conceded the demand it would bring under discusison and appear to place in doubt the authority of the Dreyfus decision.Moreover, the Government does not consider it has the right to make such a communication, for reasons analogous to those which determined the court-martial to try Dreyfus behind closed doors.\u201d The Premier, M.Meline, in refusing to disouss the matter, declared that if the Chamber voted its immediate discussion the Cabinet would resign.The House, then, by a vote of 310 to 252, adopted a motion shelving the discussion.The lobbies of tne Chamber of Deputies were crowded, and there were heated dis cussions even among the usually cool headed politicians.The session opened with a speech from M.Jourds, Republican, on a minor question respecting prisons; but, at request of the members he abandoned his speech on the prison question, which was adjourned until to-morrow.The Minister for War, General Billot, the Premier and M.Cavaignac here entered the House, and the President of the Chamber, M.Brisson, announced that he had received a request from M.§avaignac to question the Government regarding its Dreyfus note.M.Meline asked him to adjourn the matter, requesting the Chamber to reassure the country by continuing its lahors.He said the budget must be voted, and the Dreyfus affair, which had become a party question, should be set aside.Continuing, the Premier remarked :\u2014 \u201cThe Government\u2019s policy has already had 8 good result at home and abroad, and we appeal to the wisdom of the Chamber to Put an end to the excessive agitation.\u201d The Premier concluded with a reference to the bonor of the army and the respect due to the judges, and asked for a vote of confidence in the Government.M.Cavaignac refused to be satisfied With this harangue.He declared the terms of the semi-official mote were not acceptable.(Cheers from the Leftists), protested against the silence of the Minister of War at the time when the army was attacked, and urged the publication of the alleged confession of Dreyfus.M.Lavertujon, Republican, that the discüssion be month.Amid excitement the motion ed by 277 to 219 votes.M.Duperier de Larsan moved that the matter be postponed until orders were disposed of.This was opposed by M.Cavaig- nac, who declared the Government\u2019s attitude had created doubts in the minds of the people.He reproached the Premier for refusing to make g statement regatd- proposed adjourned for a was reject- \u201cDeath to the Jews,\u201d and other inscriptions.It was soon seen that the 5,090 present consisted largely of Anarchists and of others bent on opposing the students.On M.Guerin, the president, proposing that the honorary presidency be conferred upon M.Rochefort, and M.Drumont, a great uproar ensued, the Anarchists trying to wrench the banners from the anti- Semitics.Scuffles took place, in which two of the ofliciais were injured.The Jews Arve Alarmed.The events of the past few days are beginning to produce a feeling of panic in Jewish circles.Both the business and private houses of the Rothschilds and other wealthy Jews are guarded by apecial detectives and gendarmes for fear lest the Dru- mont crusade produce a sudden popular outbreak.The students, having the eym- pathy of the authorities, were treated last night with unusual forbearance by the police, who only kept them \u2018within necessary bounds.According to some accounts, twenty people were wounded in the cavalry charge outside the Tivoli Hall, which the police eventually cleared.The imprisoned committee in the Tribune were unable to make themselves heard and hung out a placard announcing that the proceedings were closed.There is mo doubt that the poliay of the Government is beginning to be strongly assailed.General Billot, Minister of War, is especially the object of attack, and the smallness of the majority in the Chamber of Deputies to-day indicates the waning of M.Meline\u2019s influence.The Cabinet was only saved from defeat by the votes of the Monarchists and Boulangists.The Libre Parole acouses General Billot of illegally spending 150,000 francs of War Office funds in bribing the press during the present crisis, À: special service of police has been organized around the residence of M.Mathieu Dreyfus.The Soir asserts that M.Zola will call Count Munster, the German Ambassador, and Count Tornielli, the Italian Ambassador, as witmesses to the innocence of Dreyfus.ALCOHOL FOR MANUFACTURERS A Claim That Canadian Distillers Are Uuduly Favored ny By the Present Oustoms and Inland Revenue Duties.In view of the alcohol quesetion: being at present before the Board of Trade Council the Montreal Pharmaceutical Journal devotes an article to the subject this month, Dealing first of all with the duties, the Canadian figures are given.Alcohol imported into Canada is subject to a customs duty of $2.40 per proof gallon, equal to $3.95 per imperial gallon, 65 o0.p.Alcohol here bears an Inland Revenue duty of $1.90, equal to $3.13% per Imperial gallon.Canadian distillers ship in barrels of 45 gallons, the empties being returnable at the invoice price, $2.50.Imported alcohol comes in 100 gallon casks which are mot returnable.Both Canadian and United States distillers pay freight in car load lots.The price charged by distillers here is $1.15 per imperial gallon in bond, while the American price is equivalent to 22 cents per imperial gallon in bond in the United States.A Canadian importing alcohol and paying the duty wouuld pay $4.18 per imperial gal- : their own $2.39 4-5.The article points out ing the alleged confession, and was interrupted by M.Meline, who said : \u201cI will | tot do so.\u201d (Uproar from the Leftists.) M.Meline said the Government would accept the motion of M.Duperier de Lar- san, adding that if the Chamber voted an note, the Cabinet would resign, which caused a sensation, the Deputies gathering around the Ministers and expressing confidence in them.The vote was then taken, the House by 310 ayes to 252 nays deciding to shelve the diseussion.Several small anti-Dreyfus demonstre- tions took place yesterday in various parts of Paris.Not one of them was of a serious nature and thore taking\u201d part in them were quickly dispersed.Extraordinary Scenes.An anti-Dreyfus and anti-Semite meeting last night at the Tivoli Vauxhall produced extraordinary scenes.The neighborhood was paraded by the police mounted and on foot, and the rapidly growing crowd increased the excitement.At nine o'clock on the opening of the meeting, the hall was part, gesticulating, shouting \u201cA bas Zola,\u201d and \u201cVive La Revolution Sociale.\u201d The Ea LR ~ ALE EL .\" .A 0 ER {i Ltr PENS oN NAS od > SI A ) \u2014 NT aR.2 A EER The Journey of Womanhood.When a young girl develops the first evidences of womanhood, it is as if she were starting alone upon a strange journey beset with rough [A and dangerous places.A wise and loving mother JTE (\\ will not allow any false et delicacy to prevent her ie >.SA.from giving her daughter the plainest information and advice at this critical stage of her existence.Young girls suffer a vast amount of unnecessary pain and misery for lack of frank and confidential instruction about their own physical selves, Î .The special weaknesses and diseases incident to woman\u2019s organic development are completely and permanently remedied by the \u2018\u2018 Favorite Prescription\u2019\u2019 prepared by Dr.R.V.Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids\u2019 Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N.Y.More than 9o,000 cases of obstinate female diliculties have been absolutely cured by this wonderful \u201cPrescription.\u201d It heals, strengthens and completely rejuvenates the tissues and nerve.centers of the feminine organism.It is the only medicine devised for this special purpose by a regularly graduated experienced physician.It is the one authorized preparation which may be positively relied upon to cure.Mothers and daughters may consult Dr.Pierce by letter without charge and in the most absolute confidence.Their letters will be answered not by any mere nurse, but by an educated skilled physician.Dr.Pierce\u2019s Medical Adviser will be sent free if 31 one-cent stamps are inclosed to defray the cost of customs and mailing only.Miss Edith Cain, of Clinton, Allegheny Co.Pa., writes: \u201cI take pleasure in expressing my faith iu your \u2018 Favorite Prescription.After two years of suffering I began taking Dr.Pierce's medicine and now I am entirely cured.I had been troubled with female weakness for some time and also with a troublesome drain on the system, but now I am happy and well.I will cheerfully recommend Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription to all invalid ladies,\u201d : .: : 82,39 4-5 for 65 o p., spirit, while the immediate discussion of the semi-official ; Canadian manufacurer pays $4.28.The ; manufacturer of perfumes has a bonded mo alcohol should be sold until it had been held in the tanks for two years.The od .; for this order, that alcohol was \u201cmatured\u201d a seething sea of humanity, crowding every | yng improved in purity and quality by members of the anti-Semite committee dis- adds that no one has yet been willing played banners bearing the inscription | | tions.This regulation was not abolished | as if the distillers reduced their price; or, lon, the price duty paid for the home article being $4.28}.Americans would pay for Canadian aloohol $5.60 2-5, and for that if it was permitted to import United States spirit in barrels it wauld be brought in as long as the local price remained a $1.15 In bond, a price which is fixed with the knowledge of the United States market and is just the highest at which trade can be retained in present channels.The United States manufacturer pays manufacturing privilege, by which his alcohol costs him $2.38.Medicinal products of alcohol containing less than 40 per cent.of spirit are admitted at 50 per cent.ad valorem, so that it is cheaper to import many lines than to manufacture them here.The representations made to the tariff commisssion that the customs and excisa duties should be made the same are referred to, and the monopolistic combine of the Canadian distillers, who are held responsible for the position of affairs.There was no competition to regulate the price for alcohol in Canada, for the reason that the late Government ordered that Journal points out that the avowed reason being stored, is false and erroneous, and tn invest the enormous capital required to establish a distillery under these obliga- by the present Government, nor were the duties assimilated.The Journal suggests that if the customs duty was reduced equivalent to 65 cents per imperial gallon the Canadian distillers would charge 63 cents less than today, or 50 cents, and still Have a protection of 1.25 per cent.while the Government would receive the same revenue if not, the.revenue would be benefited by receiving the higher customs duty upon importations.The Board of Trade is urged to go carefully into the matter in the interests of the manufacturing chemists and druggists.The Journal declares in conclusion that \u2018\u2018alcohol must be accorded the position\u2014first, of being, for manufacturers in the branches referred to, a crude material.The question in consideration must be separated altogether from that of \u2018whisky to drink,\u2019 and the temperance proclivities of any must not be shocked in comparing alcohol as a crude material for the maker of tincture of iodine, ete, with raw silk as the cride material for the maker of silk fabrics.The keys of the rectification of the present position are:\u2014(1) the abolition of the two years maturing regulation; (2) the reduction of the customs duty to approximate ly the same as the Island Revenue tax; (3) the granting of bonded manufacturing privileges of mamufacturers of all articles ia the manufacture of which the spirit becomes non-potable or is destroyed.\u201d MONTREALERS INTERESTED.The creditors of the estate.of the Zeig- ler-Hinch Company, of Guelph, met in Toronto on Friday.There were seventy-five ! claims against the estate, and the total ! liabilities amount to $24,970.Among the principal creditors are.the following Montreal houses :\u2014 Friedman, Bros.& Co.$401.78 W.Agnew & Co.341.12 W.Clapperton & Co.©.120.58 S.Greenshields, Son & Co.783.96 Thomas May & Co.-.819.65 Robert Linton & Co.185.01 Loeb & Oo.a.es .ae .646.11 are\u2019 such as to call for bub little criticism ie an entirely new play, and in the main, DOROTHY\" WASH GREAT SUCCESS And Society Was Out in Force to See it.THE CHORUS WAS GOOD.What is Going on at the Other Theatres This Week.What Dr.Johnson said about a preaching woman and the dog walking on its hind legs applies equally well to most amateur theatricals.We are apt tio wonder, uot at the grace with which the dog walks, but at the fact thvat he can toddle along at all on two legs.Last night's amateur performance of Dorothy was a clear exception to the rule.No indulgence need be asked on the score of non-professional- ism, for seldom, indeed, has Alfred Cellier\u2019s sparkling and animated comic opera been more prettily or more successfu.y staged than it was last evening by that group of music-lovers who have already wade themselves more or less well known to all Montrealers.For many long weeks the cast and the chorus have been at work under the potent baton of Prof.J.J.Goulet, and if there was ever a moment of doubt as to the result that was to attend their labors, that doubt was dispelled before even the first chorus had been sung last evening.For, from the first moment, the audience was enchanted, and encore after encore occurred throughout the finished performace.In the first place the music of Dorothy is exceptionally Light and melodious.It provided excellent opportunities for the large chorus of well-trained singers who warbled so prettily for one evenung amid the picturesque hop gardens of Kent Coun\u2019 ty.And what was even more important, it was not only the sweet-throated chorus, but it was also a sweet-looking one, in their different daintily-designed oid English costumes.The principals in the performance were equally good.Miss Ella Walker, as Dorothy Bantam, put that often-admired, flexible soprano voice of hers to excellent use, and won numerous well-merited encores.Miss Ada Moylan, as Lydia Hawthorn, was equally charming.She sings in a pure, aweet contralto, but one must confess that the prettiness of her acting was even more successful than her singing.Miss Nellie McAndrew was a sweet-faced and winsome little Phyllis, and made the daintiest of little ladies in her quaint cos tumes, as the village beauty.Miss Mo- Andrews has a mezzo-soprano of surprising richness and delicacy, and she, too, did not escape without her encores and rounds of applause.Mr.Roland Paul, as Geoffrey Wilder, made a dashing and debonmair young gallant, and sang in excellent voice, while Mr.IT.F.Therrien was equally successful in his role of Harry Sherwood, his born companion.and fellow gallant.Perhaps the most admired part was that taken by Mr.Robert Henders, as Lurcher, the sheriffs deputy.His make-up and his comedy at once won over the house, and he remained a favorite éhroughout the evening.He wae helped in his task of rierry-making by Mrs.Belle Harrington- Hall we the Widow Privett.Mrs.Hall could certainly put memy an old professional to shame.At the close of the second wet, by permission of Mr.George Hooper, master of the hounds, a pack if the Montreal Hunt Club hounds was introduced, und added a novelty to the Tal!y-Ho chorus.During the third act Miss Lily Jones introduced a further novelty by executing a graceful pas seul.Mise Jones danced with such charm and gracefulness that the audience insisted on an encore.But not to mention Mr.John Wilkes as Squire Bantam would be am injustice.Mr.Wilkes sang in excellent voice, and played a most difficult part in a masterly manner.On the whole, last night's perform- ence of Dorothy was an unconditional success.© Prof.Goulet, and the many ladies and gentlemen who sang under him, are to be congratulated on such an extremely pretty performance of an extremely pretty opera.The scenery amd the costumes were elaborate and rich looking, and seldom, indeed, can one see a better performance, be it emateur or otherwise.But the stage manager from New York should not keep his audience waiting for a: long half-hour between each act.Dorothy ie & good thing and we hate to have her taken away from us for such a long space of time! It was fortunate that a number of Laval students vrére in the gods.and relieved the tedium of the interludes with their always comical songs.The following is the cast: Dorothy Bantam.Miss Ella Walker Lydia Hawthorne.Miss Ada Moylan Phyllis Tuppitt.Mise Nellie McAndrew Mrs.Privett.Mrs.Belle Harrington-Hall Ledy Betty.Mias Lily Jones Geoffrey Wilder., .Mr.Roland Paul Harry Sherwood.Mr.T.Fiske Therrien Lurcher.Mr.Robert Henders Squire Bantam.Mr.John R.Wilkes John Tuppitt.Mr.T.Prot Tom Strutt.Mr.C.N.Marshall Chorus of Hôp Pickers, Guests, Peasants, Bridesmaids, ete.' CHORUS.Ladies\u2014Madame Ward, Misses Brown Baker, Clark, Dillon, Chandler, Driscoll, Eaves, Eichhorn, Forrester, Jenking, A.Jenking, Latter, Levasseur, Mackenzie, Mc- Lea, McMillan, M.Parratt, C.Parratt, Reed, Smith, Smythe, Taylor, Wilkinson, Woodhouse.Gentlemen\u2014Messrs.Bouchette, Qual laghan, Clelland, Dawes, Dease, Dugan, Donaghue, English, Fenwick, Fraas, Gibb, Giles Gordon, Graves, Hall, Hamilton, Hubert, Julien, King, McMillen, McAndrew, Yage, Pratte, Taylor, Therrien, Williams and Webster.0 Theatre Francais.The Theatre Francais continues to\u2019 present an entertainment attractive alike #o all classes.Its stock company\u2019s productions and oftimes no matter how small it may be the criticism is undeserved in view of the remarkable amount of work which has to be done by a company giving such a diversified season\u2019s programme.i \u201cLynwood,\u201d which is the bill this week its plot is quite new.It hangs on the quar rel between two young men, one of whom CE ASK your grocer for A is killed by a third gaan, who steps up from behind and used a knife.The dead man\u2019s opponent thinks he has killed him and an interesting, though jromewtiat + gruesome story fallows, The (scene is laid.at the time Of the Americën war.The heavy work falls on Miss Roberts and Mr.Me Crane, both of whom won great honors Mr.Reynolds has a thankless role, Æ it is the lead.Miss Marie Doran, who will play the ingenue roles for \u2018a few weeks, is petite and clever in some speeches, but rather insipid for such perts.Mr.Madk\u2019s negro was very clever, and Mr.Dailey did the best he could with his part.The vaudeville is pleasing.The Patter son Brothers are acrobats of much note, and they were warmly received.\u2018Little Miss Bryton is a charming stage picture, and in boy\u2019s character, sang some songs very nicely.Miss Newman works hard, but her voice is a little passe.Frank Lamondues act, \u201cFun on a clothes line,\u201d is new and funny.Lotta\u2019s play, \u201cPawnticket 210,\u201d next week, The Quéen\u2019s.In \u201cThe Two Orphans\u201d the Queen\u2019s this week has one of the old-fashioned melodramas, played in good old melodramatic style by Miss Kate Claxton and her company.Miss Claxton\u2019s name has been associated with this play for many years, and her portrayal of the blind orphan girl is looked upon as a standard.To those who are attracted by melodrama, and like to be thrilled and moved through six acts, this presentation will be a pleasure.It is exceedingly well staged, and the costumes are pretty.Several of the scenic effects are very good.Henry Stockwell, who played the valet, is decidedly dlever, and his appearance was greeted with applause every tims, TT homer helped to relieve the tension of the pathetic portions of the play.Miss Nellie Maskell was dainty and artistic, and Brandon Hurst showed at times considerable ability.\u201cThe Two Orphans\u201d will be repeated nightly, with matinees on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.Theatre Royal.Steve Brodie is in Montreal again and his performance at the Theatre Royal last night was witnessed by an enormous crowd which evidently thoroughly enjoyed itself.Brodie is unlike all other entertainers; he never tries to act.He announces that he will give the public a stage reproduction of his unique Bowery bar, and this is exactly what he does.Everything is just as it is in the original, and Brodie is the same on as he is off the stage.The supporting company is good and a pleasing dhange from the coarse burlesque of past weeks.The Vies boys will occupa \u2018he gallery at the Academy on Wednesday night, military night.Members of other city They will fall in at the Armory, Cathcart street, at 7.30 p.m., sharp, in mufti, and march to the theatre in a body.TORONTO\u2019S ENGINEER RESIGNS.Toronto, Jam.17.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Mr.E.H.Fenting, city engineer, sent in his Tesigna- tion to-day.He has accepted the position of resident manager for the Toronto Railway Company, and will take charge at the end of the month.corps are heartily invited to join them.! 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elevator and goods slide.198 McGill rect.Apply to 9 Bleury Street, STORES TO LET, RE TO LET\u2014Corner St.Antoine Str ST Green Avenue.Splendid site don druggist, Cheap, Also tenemel Les rooms, new house, Apply No.3 A Avenue.emerge FLATS TO LET.\u2014\u2014 -\u2014 \u2018à O RENT\u2014The lower flat of the Hera à T Building, Cralg Street, Power for light manufacturing supplied if desired.FLATS WANTED, _ | pP9 0000060050 0 RE WITHOUT pr A best medium Da EE, employer and the unem et the buyer and the i Ope; landlord and the tenant t | fact between any ang ali | A who want anything La | those who want to disposs Ny L of anything.Try an à de Ù tisement in the Want Col D unin\u2019 and be cOnvirigey Ads for situations Wanted \u2014\u2014 or situations vacant insert ed, for local advertisers, thre, times free of charge.Be Sune and use the Herald whey ve want anything.{ 0000000000 ND FLAT WANTED\u2014For family of OR oe, must be west of St?Urbein and north of St.Catherime, and bave electric light wires, Possession wanted May 1st, Apply J.P.M., Herald 19 - fice, .LOST.__Sable and white collie pup; also Lo ite bull-terrler pup, Return to 314 St.Urbain Street and receive reward.Persons detaining same will be.proge- cuted._A Sable Boa, on Saturday night, LoS ile driving, by way of Phillips Square, Dorchester, Mansfield and Sherbrooke Street West.Finder will be .rewarded by returning to 112 Unlyer- gity Street, 1 ST\u2014From train at Dalhousie Square Sta- Lo tion, on Friday, the 7th inst, a black and white wire-hair terrier, Finder will be rewarded om returning to F.W.Cotter, 431 Upper St.Urbain Street, OST\u2014A fur cuff, near Theatre Francais.L Reward.Return at Box Office, Theatre Francais, 13 FOR SALE.dvextisements under this Lead balf a cent u word per insertion.Six iuæer.lons for the price of four.i ALE \u2014 MEMBERSHIP CERTIFI- FOR ie Montreal Board of Trade.All membership fees paid up to 318t December, 1898, Apply C.H.J., Herald Office._ SALE\u2014Famous bed-bug, roach, rat FOR mice killer in tins, 25e, 50c and $1.Money returned if it does no: \u201cIta\u201d your house, 71 Main Street.No ageots selling this.31 FOR SALE- -Por the mililton, gindling $2.00 cut maple, $2.50; Mill Blocks, $1.50; ta- marac blocks, $1.75; cut any length, delivered.J.CC.McDiarmid, Richmond Square.Tel, 8353.Mr.King thinks the line is the > FOR SALE-\u2014One Sleigh (crschoir), manufactured by Berard-Major.Good condi tion, Apnly 463 Sherbrooke, 17 FOR SALE\u2014Cutter, with two seats, In good repair.Will be sold cheap.238 Liverpool Street, Point St.C arl es.MEDICAL.- MEDICAL \u2014 THE COURSE OF HBALTH talks to women are open free every Thursday, at 3 p.m, in the Iecture Hall, 816 &t.Lawrence Street.Al ladles interested tn ihe \u2018Higher Physl- cal Life of Women,\u201d are cordially invited, 14 PERSONAL, -_ ee \\ PERSONAL \u2014 Wanted address of clever clalrvorant.afw of spiritualist.friends.Confidential.Address Dox A 21, Herald Office, 14 PERSONAL\u2014If the ldy who left the black dress on October 15th at Madame Jorome\u2019s to be made, do e not call at 41 McCord Street within two weeks.lt will be sold.18 Important & Peremptory Sale KEEPING LINENS, FRENCH CAN- re SWISS EMBROIDERIES, ETC.By Catalogue, By BENNIN.t .RSALOU.Auctioneers, At thelr Salesrooms, Nos.86 and 88 ST.PETER STRERT, Moutreal, On Wed «d v, 1.h ian, At 2 O'Clock p.m, Sharp, On a credit of three monthe, This important and peremptory sale will consist of 40 Cases of the Choicest Table Linens, Bleached and Half Bleached Damasks, Towellings, (rashes, French, Huck, and Glass Towels, 2,000 pleces French Canvas, and 1,000 pleces Swiss Embroideries, Just out of the Custom House, and in great demand for the best retaël jobbing and manufacturing trade.Every lot in the catalogue will be sold without reserve, - Trade Sale, DRY GOODS, ETC, ETC.BENNING & \u2018ARSALOU, Nos, 86 and 88 ST.PETER STREET, on Wednescay, January 19th.At 10 O'Clock a.m.~ SITUATIONS Vacayy WANTED\u2014At Dudswell, midgino\u2014~.ing bousekeeper for Tamed , strong competent person requ, ! dress, stating salary and Te, mon Willard, Lime Ridge, Qui%- WANTED\u2014Good general servap;.> out.References requireg t oe once, No.7 Tower Street, * \u201cM; WANTED\u2014Good cook for fg Apply 158 Metcalfe Street ot WANTED\u2014General servant.N, 3, St.Antoine Road, Westmount, \u2018 WANTED\u2014A young ghl as 0 accustomed to children.Clay ences, 4132 Dorchester Stree; © © WANTED\u2014Immedtateky, lady st ! and typewriter, French \u2018amd Po Must be intelligent and able to y a firet-class letter.Good iting r dress, \u2018with reforences, P.O Bog + WANTED \u2014 Bopkblnders, thoroygy, | | bisuk book finisher, steady jo.| wick Bros, & Rutter, 68 Front © West, Toronto, Ont.hatal.Apply at 224 St, James Si WANTED\u2014By a wholesale grocery |, a French young man, Speaking languages and having good Teter 0.8 .8 8, | State SHK D.6 -8 .WANTED\u2014Ginl for housework ay ,, In a store.References required, y sicep et home, 201 Delocimie kr: WANTED\u2014Generai servant.6 p.m., at 134 Paris Street WANTED\u2014A lad who can esses, Higgins Bros.ame.: pt AGENTS\u2014$8.86 dally welling ncke De Brilieat Gesliight Burners Fy, Kerosene lamps, gives beautifu, y gaslight; no wick, no chlmpey, smoke; cheapest light known sample.F 78, Enterprise Mtg | Cincinnati, O.WANTED\u2014At once, a housemaid, speak French fluestly; references, |, Sherbrooke Street.Apply between * ! 6 and from 7.30 to 9 p.m, 3 LADY AGENTS\u2014to sell American skirts and corsets, New thing (; sellers and special prices, Ap; Papineau Square.ù WANTED\u2014Experienced window tm Apply to Mr.Stuart, at The 8 Cin Co, Ltd., Notre Dame Street.it WANTED \u2014General servant, with m ences.Apply before 11 a.m.ori 8 p.m., at 296 Pline Avenue, L Apply ¢ rn Ga, 1705 x \u2014 < WANTED\u2014Agents to canvass the clu country.with or without horses 4 the Jubilee Reclining Chalr.Apyiy Dorchester Streat.Fast Seller.Wg ed in every house.SITUATIONS WANTED-XALL \u2014 WANTED\u2014-By steady married mas tion as caretaker, or work of any w Apply Work, 1784, Herald Office.; WANTED \u2014 By Poghahoms, emoiorm about a house, (My references.Im pay.Address M.A., Hemdd Of I WANTED\u2014Pos#tlon b en experion window dresser.First-class referva from some of the best houses in Tree and Montreal, Address E, Hapa 170 Bleury Street, Montreal.commended, apt, and industriors, wi to learn a good trade, Eleclriciud wachinist preferred.Address \u201cYo, care Herald, i WANTED-\u2014Situation by a young man, wii three years' experience at the ow baking business.(\u2018an furnish bes : references.Apply F.Paterson, 141s James Street, City, 8 | WANTED- À respeotable youth, well x -\u2014_ \u2014 dm = WANTED\u2014Ny respectable young mas 4 20, residing with parents, respecte eltuation of any kind, In or out of m city, A first gainst \u2014\u2014 .oney as we are.e for the - STO Glasgo dred, Ÿ five, more tha of miners, not less tha imerald Court, C.O.F ® ers.On and after M .following goods i We have the s.s L (Avonmouth).4 Dee.Steamsht From ler Ary office of an 100 miles distam n There was a la ee Quebec 1897, the traln onday, the 4th Octobe make then s in stock, or will .LOANGO 81 Dec à th | a o'licers icion of in: ; n arrested + | 2 &> 9 st s Asp le ah .econd C.© , ontreal Id Of PAUL PENITENTIARY and lodge on th e retiring offi mif suici sanity.H on su KENNETH 24 St eerage\u2014To LOT STR A 1 abin, .; + 5 5 suicide i e attem s AMPHÉLA, & .Jame Queenst Liverpool, D ret rn \u2014 00% of their year\u2019 e very satisfactor cers e in St.Ro pted to com- , & CO, s Street to $25 own, Belfast , Derry, Lo H ee Bt Far for ae factory role piace on Coe Roche, | Sererere sn Dna 4 MONTREAL ality sonne, CN.ON LINE \u2018 ! ; ascu: ; A Cote oh EE 5 a } de omens , electri ; ; refer.« Reply to the St received, À four new Le During carters and a 2 Jenoviere, ran took \u2014 (O* © +0+08 Manufact \u2014 omenade decks.tric light, oa cions Regul 6 Hana Off atement That French visiting b Atte r speeches DE any 8 were One of the carters of \u201cB\u201d Field > A > : Cooking Rar all sizes of Steel Pl agent of the oa apply to a BOSTON gl Sailings.icers are Bei : the § rethren, the lod y of the as driving Driv; , named Lam Ty.| BREW ' Tf nges, Kitchen ; ate DAVID T » or to ny S.S.Barro 0 LONDON \u2014\u2014 eing Disch e greatest enthusi ge closed amid when th river Kent ontagne, ERS or Hotels, Instituti Utensils, et TORRANCE & S.8.Br re eo + .hb, welin arged.The officers i pue st La e other carter i up the street |™ 5 Resid , Institutions and » SUC yr Gen à CO S.S.Istr mpire .about Jan.1 cvs vin ; nstalled amontagn: ; r in questi esidences.Privat St.Sac eral Agent Ss rarp .oo.QU about Jan.2 OU, Wisk Th R.C.Miller; oe are as follo hi e with a sl ton.struck e rament Stree s, Montreal S, Britisa T oc.Jan.21 éctriet ere Were WETS v.c., G.ws: C.C., ane down.T L slug-shot, ! ; \u2014- |= t.al.8.8.Bal rader .ove -2DOUL Jan.26 ivy ployed Nobody but French I.Barker; M.of .G:C.Rough; P, CC.» ane of his The soldier went oh, pnocking H R I SE Ou Pre eee 0 RO mm RE dd ae pee ee 225 LH, Ra Molson & Bros tord terms moe Pure ne Good O , P.C.; M.of ; M.of F., J Rr.agne had im.by this ti - 0 ° A on Co\u2019 ading reight, t g man, va fficer.A.A.Rh of E., J.G.C » Ÿ.© kni regained hi time Lamo Ales a > 9 : MERICAN LINE = s- Lines, railwa.and full informé hrough bills the cs Cartis odes; 1.G., J E.ornell; M.at nife from hi is feet, and taki n- nd Porter Br Shortest and m FOK SOUTHAMPT Chane agents; Jxformatlon, Soply to of tah bes: ' Editor \u2018urtis ., J.E.Scott; O.G., F appearance s pocket, cut th \u2018 king a Have always on h ewers.No transfer most convenient rout ON, L amber of Comme: Johnston & Co L all on, 141 tor of The Herald: Protecti \"> Tr TOW, of the police e sling.The and the variot Close conne y tender.No tidal e to London a Salle Street, C erce Bldg., Bost y Ltd.\u201c qe : ion .La: putæan em 18 kinds and P ction at Sout al delays.change Bu , Chicago; 2 on; 213 ne nar national Teo first meeti Ruling, No.209.Lok from his aient nov, innit he ALE & PORTE = ROOM and Faria by special fast thamplon for Huvre EE TORSION & oor Bx ng mau! ing , the proportion of ive a ministra- the officer eting of the New Y slon, ilant nov 4m hi e IN WOOD A = 820 St, James 5 ss.I.cabin, $75 and annel Board of T N & CO.Ltd respects ng office at St Vi mationalities dvold Ruli ers and membe Year of § posses: °1s ND BOTTLES st.1895 No upwards ; II ; \u2014 rade Buildin : tiary .Vincent d - uling, No.2 rs, of Protecti Fam 1 LS, tre Da upward ; II.cabin, $45 g, Montreal out of stood about e Paul Peniten Federati .209, F.M.C ction 111e8 Regul Iv S me St Paris, J rds, , $45and al.eT COL Warden t as follows:\u2014 iten- deration Hail, St Nr took place in\u2019 DON!\u2019 \u2019 arly Su li se Louis J 19, 10 am|N BUR né rene Roman en, French; deputy od 2 Friday evening \"Last, Catherine stxest, on TS FOR DYSPEPTICS 1006 NOTRE DAME qT y ied, 50 0 Iron and Br Sale L cab a Tn ! Now York ren.2,10 a.m - MERIC AN countant > 16 eeper F \u2019 Engl were installe e followin ° o 0 t , cabin, $60 INE FOR A TY a.m 1 , A French: s rench; Past d for th LI Timel n real rass B and upw NTWERP P ok of keepers, in ; secretary, F ; ac- worthy ruler he year 1898:\u2014 y Advice fo ' e stead ards; 11.cabin,\u2019 ACKET .structors , French; and ruler, J Jer, Alex.Gibb; ; r the Us S Berlin upwards.in, $38 and CO RUGGIST there mere ors and guards, of > Y , James Reid; wo bb; worthy Dyspepti e of Dodd's Must be Sold Noordland.serene Wed ° ould like : only fou about sixty-five, ti , whom .Grose; chaplain rthy vice-ruler Ww ptic Tablets.AWES , ordland La aecees wn say.Jan.19 Hd \u201ce ; + here > , © 7 .J sd 19, nan velter, Be speaking tes and six were and collector, W H Som Woods; recor der Don\u2019t starve v & CO NATIONAL NAVIGATION Joan.26, noon, M A NS A LINE 7 Whilst men Cailhotics.English- J.5 Jlorton; v.I.Fran treasurer, midst of meas to death in the BREWERS °, LIONAIS & SON, Pro w.f.Honey.10 t, Peu New ok aintaining Regular Communi = about 55 e prisoners th em oJ.A.Karch ?.Miller; war.sia or Indigestio se you have Dy ; D ps.Ww echanics In stitat Street, | Hu Between unication EMALE.sant nd cent.French ere were Compbell; rch, Jr.; guard, W r do so.Your | n.You don\u2019 spep- Pale Al \u2018 +, Egg, 199 SL Jan itute Bldg., AMBURG AND ant and 20 nch, 25 per cent.P ical ;_ secretary G.H , W.M.|i .Your Dy ; on\u2019t need er a d D.Battersby.1 , James Street, ND PORTLAN r cen p cent.Pro- D, exa ary, G.H.Cornell; if spepsia to ¢ an y.178 St.Ja .D, Mai x Catholics, per cent.English Roman Dr.O.mes, Dr.Roll o PAN med.if you take a couple of mont bother you LACHINE, P Porter , Tha Me | f Union Tic posite Temple Building Montreal, WINTER SALILNGS., Maine wii! bor last, { Foster took charge i Thomas Ligget and J rustees, John Hyde, on] a on fer ext ne.Youll forget, that Montreal 0 > BQ * [chants Lunch Windsor Hotel ARMENIA Hamburg, Fortin _ made, i , the only change 2e ini Septem- In the absence of ohn Stewart.> used à co ad Dyspepsia after get that fice 521 St J 0oms, \u2014 AMBRIA 2 Nov.16th.Portland.wai h esta the appointment of pot has been the duty of ATR John Hyde Don\u2019t ouple, of boxes of Tablets, have Bell Telephone : ame, St «Why D \u2014\u2014 ARMENIA naa an.sin ! Jan: ith waitres D ts, there bein more Pro- on Mr.Dunc he officers di » food ain from eati 15.5683.y on\u2019t Y GO T Im ce 20 ve Feb 8 .Feb.5th St.Geo Dorchester and g one transferred wh an McCormick evolved foods because th ating your favori ou 0 pape fi \u2018dnû it th.Mar, three À one À ; from o was abl ; ick.P.W.R tion ey used to orite Adverti ; y having tbel t to their adval 5th 4 e English from Kingston; th y assisted by t .Ruler .You don\u2019 cause Indi rtise ?7\u2019 Line, aff r goods co advantage 7 also tranef dh-speaking Roma n; and e order present y the members of or two of Dod t need to if ges: IR all & W QUICK foraine LOWEST me via Hans | C ! .; A?if you use = w a EST DESPA\" 4 RATE sa widow # making ni erred from other n Catholics havin d\u2019s Dyspepsia 5 one à K e never had to S Through Bill PATCH.S and Fu bang, ine Toman Cathobes and six Pro THE HISTORICAL BALL Dont, suffer b Tablets after : es to do so, al our ad: THE PRACTICAL PLUM \u2018 on wil the of Leading deed I \u201cto th: : ; An o-| It h 7 LL.sure t ecause you ess.r place of We h BERS St oints in Can ways t N 1 rongst those di as been .re that Dodd\u2019 you are no .tot] Oth .oO ave had s ates, also t ada and t o tha _\u2014 Protest: discharged *: decided oe d\u2019s Dyspepsi ot quite thers in our li all kind a large exper dam, o Hambur he Wester nan, off re Jan there was one costume ball Jecided by historical Indigestion, Dyspepsia py Tablets cure every day 2 Something £ advertising dass, of Plumbing, suc as Gas Sitios and Denmark 5, Antwerp, Rotier it home, ¥ it w g glance at th b row evening shall all guests 1bles, as surely as t! stomach i ull dinner, 15¢c or Nothing \u201d ti g up Gas Sto rags Wor\u201d for further particuls Norway, 27 St.bet would be herd ind e above proporti all-room at Windsor I go at once.to don\u2019t meed y the sun ri >.We have not etc.8 ngs, ete, We ves, Electric Pit artieufars, appl ; Ce ; .to the to do rises.Yo ia We have not to be & guerante e Fit- JAMES pply to if officer of the im indeed for {he e ion, be divided off i sor Hall.The ro he Tablets and so.Geta b u ANE original id moved fro derat atistactory and e our work po THOM, Man \u2014 upon anythi stitution to wiel Fr E xcellen in lettered secti om will afterward try them.Youll box of the fini) Se» | wea of a First Clas Reston e charges mo- 13 St.John Street ager, or genet there wa ng else but the F eld his axe nv cy the GovernorGe ions.His |h ards.Dodd\u2019s D never doubt us to ut bave tried all s Restau- WALL & W , Montreal.ay.Bet fr s scarcely anythi rench, seein e at the hall r-General will ave been tested yspepsia Tabl o persuade a we know how ALSH Street, 1 e at.ything else for hi g groups will at 9.30.The di ar- cured too ed too often, ots patrons to good many of \u2019 AVE ] mer The Hon or him to to the meet in the se - e different many hund , and have a d go to these h our 562 CRAI \" on.Ei : tion : cases to fail 1 reds of tl nd not crowd cheap pla G STRHET' E houseke® Justice, dun Edward Blake, Mini not i m by the committe © s assigned Don\u2019 ail in yours housands of who kn out the bett ces T ROY pe counts tion ei uring the Mack , Minister of tu in groups, or attendi e, and all guests F n\u2019t delay.Ÿ ; ini see i ow a good thin er class ; AL MAIL STEAM w., 4 5 th eighteen yea enzie admini ume, will attending in po d For why sh ou are unwgse if NRA M OUR eit.We try t g when the A Sailing Weekl SHIPS \u2019 at of t rs ago, I: Iministra- be si meet in Secti poudre cos- JO 5 ould y if you do.hip AY first~ y to have e 1ey ( Li kly Between 108 deputy) Poe chaud Shoots (werden and e situated at the ne hal.er ro 3 om dost need A Bratlose, and ook wor tor 8 ored Cotton Mi bm cach wag.huit ana Bot other QO shauld be en and Je rst grou i of the ha: er another day ou don\u2019t | l s (0 From \u2019 He eo nee The odes nt and the cellency the up wil be bak of Her nn from Dospepeis, Tadige ou can\u2019t heed F.UPTON Me .\u2014 \u2019 Liverpool.Steamers.st rom From ad balf 4 served at th rench, this rule - St.Vin- cell ng the De La Tou berdeen, repre- mach complaint i stion, nor any other \u2014 ! Hon Lunch Rooms 1897 \u201d Jan, 1>-Lake Wi Va Halifax.Insertions Deputy en place, Dr as aso ob- after L wll enter the family.Her Ex pers, Tablets., you use Dodd\u2019s Dys \u2014 ospital Street.m - 1 89 7 Jay, 30h Winnipeg cess Jon.19 Thurs.Whe ng a Protestan : esneau\u201d ter Lo A hall im : : on\u2019t be .- riday .\u2026\u2026.Jan, 9%.It er po hen the Conserv stant.ws will be pr berdeen.All oth mediately worry obstinate and \u201cpigh , Cottonad .e Jan.14.\u2014Lake Huron { -Jan.27 romf able e Pro atives .- P esented ner your wif Lg eaded , ades T .9+0+.F b ort otestant «el came into p beginnin in chronologi groups are d wie and famil ,\u201d and EU Awni , Tickings, D First Cabin\u2014S eb.2.Feb x ses and o ave been ont out \u20ac was wiped out ing ith hig the Norse ee order, you Nd ve It\u2019s your own because you Sham Shirtings Flan entms, $100.90 to D 00 Bacon] to 360.Retur : _ have always f ever since ut sei he family of up and end- D.You've bee n fault that ghams, Z , Flannelette ected, Second Cabin\u2014 ing to steam I | .ound .igneur.of the Lk nc ys en assu \u2019 eph .sg, don, abin\u2014To Liver er se- me.My of ne senior officers d that when the bulk Bach group wi last Canadian Dospepeis Tuiele will po that Dodd's The Prince of T Dress Groods, Law Skirtings, S57 es.CN To fasgow, \u2014 pe ars of te sung per cello Froud Till De escorted 10 teh Sw ores.To ow, and GE por sale SPARKLI able Waters.Cotton Blankets, An s, Crinkles, groivl, London, 00°20.Steera Belfast, unfurl ie an invaluable ntenance of aon crept beg French and oe Bh buglers in par Don\u2019t be a Dys ote.for you assur- For cate ot tas SLING ol RESHING: Etc, Etc, » Angolas, Yarns Borat, $22.50.Glasgow, eee ny wd ÿ1illa1 invaluab ; Hiscipli 6 begin wi Englis : e.gesti rspeptic.eh.ret-cla: , Hotels .For ç n \u201c hav e preventa pline, it with th glish.Danci gestion.T Don class , Reste further ( 81 e th ; tive ; > the ; anc .ake Dodd\u2019 t ha .grocerie urants particula: = would he Crecd liberally ( to disorder to Honor, amd the conventions] Qua one will and be a ake Dodd's Dyspepsia vo Indi Mele n WHOLESALE TRADE ONL passage, apply to ulars as to freight or por rot 1 id be better) mixed.ps evenly 2 ae Ramezay pA will bs ; ed 2 vigorous man.a healthy, strong ablets, A phone 1190.Y SUPPLIED D.%C.MACIVER D.W.CA cheap.of discipline ¢ have as e \u2018commit up.L Dy Dodd\u2019 Dy : \u2019 aly, T UNI \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ! ower Buildin \u2019 .W.CAMPBELL remises.iscipline as a good a kno: wish t mittee desire © d as yspepsia T ON APPRA 22 Water St 8 Gencral M: She mm ae ta knowlege to Lond $2 nie She a persons |For.x Tv seu ty a D Sp fe | yp snow D.Morr Sat wESRIL Vo Co.; n.rot ; DU, » \u2018 \u2018 : : cam a .yy ur INA \u2019 utreal , roi Fone edge and having ge to obtain that Mr.Harw eir names and o neglect price, b or will be sent x, six boxes yesterd e up before the C yal Art ENT is our RD'S LIN ° OTTICE S H - 81 Der ed upon to advi ng very often Mrs H od before to- costumes to ited, y The Dodds M on receipt of ay on the reser ourt of Appeal ©°ldS and remedy for so I 9 \u2014 OTELS.81! always 4e vise in such : been mi ardy, of T morrow after a ed, Toronto.Medicine C ; 0 the sentence f ve case allowed af \u2019 I d all ordinary ail re throat en?1 kno maintained righ ; matters, I ier of Ontario, oronto, wif; MOON.pa o., Lim- demni of the Police Magi fter t never fal ments., \u2014AGENTS\u2014 ® \u2014 \u2014 w from rights for both > will ario, and Mr e of the P: ing mana agistrate ails to reli M Mr.Fo reliable i oth creeds attend in co Mr.Arth Te THE fine of ger J.L.Fra con- Promptly.ieve and ontreal Mr.Foster is am le information | chand h n costume, a ur Handy 3 NOTES WE h $15.The point rai nce to pay a cure and Toront a ALL 6 : in : = \u2019 d Premi \u2018 th .: y * 0 - ee iegracefully attacked À but he ve present also 2 ocopted pe i Mar.of condo, Jan.18.\u2014 ru FORGED.me re be ele that France Port Mulgrave Caries Wmoorren, | \u2019 135 to 139 St.James St ated, fi! mit insubx simply bec cked by local ringing up a j + Roderick Cameron to he suit brougl t yesterday\u2019s heari him rate had mo juri a jury, and \u2018 \u2019 \u2014 MoN reet, mb.En sore unging up a jolly party f cron ie geinst Lady \u2018 hit by Me, Daniel Jay summarily.Th juridiction to tr H TRIAL 0, Herald 10M and other co per- the undred, to rom New Y > tim ay Tatton-S k sc: aniel Ja ant one, as th \u2019 ne point is a : y ENRY HOGAN P or rrupt re will 1 attend ork\u2019s e was occupi Sykes, m Y vuide the i e decisio m import Tr ; , Proprietor.14 plions wa, Aa be man the dance, and the effect ccupied with xp r ost of the guide the judgment n of the Court wi > À a ; y rebest known Hotel int r c and y guests fr Sir \" that the pert evidenc the simil of the .ill he Domi t Toronto.om Otta- Ir Tatton\u2019s York signatures we e to It ar case of the Se magistrate in A y I non that orkshire re forged, 1° es agreed ulpture Soci oS nsuran B _ b A BRANDON DBELEG pat the nous rene gan er testified | Re oo oulanit the ease où fes ING oF ne aad Company L HOTE THAN! Ab e 9 A delegati HLIGATION t ve lo cheques \u2019 > and that the C- 59 .1 Calends! is its w ion from t .TE o during th ques, previous Boe CANADA B Best a 9 pp girls Eff y S pers its way Jo from the ety of Brandon that when Sie qu eu ere oy referred on ROUVILLE ELECTION RR Edmond J ero on DIRECTORS Glass app Hotel in the city.First- forma \u2018 ntervi 1, where call n Sy: > .VE | V : , sq.° .va Je s M ervescent |i eo fit 3 Der cle ip the mater he gure go in | Tho ase of the contested clei IME Smart J chon, 3, oy .amon.wags eet S @ discriminatic what thes e ,000 in plac ve a genuine | , M.P.P.{ lection of M iA Edward.amuel y do ie ; ng wv e befo: or Rouvi r.\u2014 ard 8.C Finl .\u2014 Propri alt hee i | ie Bh dan Rm?|) rs ES Se eacher TW present in Chi y.The 'delegation rates CORNWA dismi am appeal from t view yesberd MiRCA ASSeL8 ou.a.$ 211 S O SIZE Mo | Chicago elegation i LL LIB ismissed rom the judgm ay.ee RISKS acce 2.110,00 unio.** > 5 Montreal pp , but is expected at Cornwall, J BERALS.tion the petition to an ent which 0 current rates [SKS \u2018accepted at low ° TEL = 5 C 60 C MPP MEP; Mr A Mr.Charles convention Jan, 17-\u2014(Special.) A Libe do nid om he.round elo frac, R THE G.Fb.©, SMITH a low Opposite Bonaventu 9 .PP, and Mr \u2026, A.C es wilF be held electors of thi iberal tio on the ground fron The Diet Di K ef Agent for This well-k enture Station.This size i Philip, compri r.Philip .Fraser eld at Newi this county coneur admitted havi that the peti- food fo ispensary \u20ac J Sun Agents the Domi situated f nown Hotel, s0 trial is for| This si ; \u2019 prise th , of Came , next, 20th i mgton © ty corruption i having hi e peti- thu r tbe sick at arefuliy p obn G.R.D Agents: nion.4% or travellers ; convenientl SE, convi You will be is size is for e delegati ron & cont ; inst., to sel n Thursda ption in th mself practi 8 facilitating reasonabl repares Geo riscoll.ne management of , is re-opened y \u2019 rinced of it regular use.It ton.est this riding i ect a candidat y e course of th practised of the household and rellevin e prices, Special rge R.Robert Thos.H The table i Mr, Gedeon For under merits at on s contains more i ST.L Hardy Go ing m the i to e election The poor a in the car g the work Agent French son & Sons.fam, under th s first-class, a d orest.ratob-d08 Of ai proportion re in ST.LOIUS WAR y Government.Del interest of th .sentation of re supplied grat of the Ni \u2014 Dept.\u2014Cyrille i M e charge of an nd the cuisin, .: : el .atis ck.yrille Laurii oderate cl an exparie ne prete all druggists.Tt ie almost sure ti D.each sub-division egates, three e 0402034 Bento iting nu rom Shysiclan clergy.urii, guare arges and rienced chef.ud ure » a > 29 siting nu physician P ranteed, The d careful de th lon mento Si Lavon vous th.ring Five na 221$ Dr.Cod veananag (lt eH STREET PORTLAND CEME Sha af eh wot We quil remain will ; .AR oe e : to 1 nner hour Jciroct, will bes gandidete in t, Lawrence | ben, E, \u201csho postion, Mayor 3, | FY ED Ses Back STREET DRAIN PIPES NT, 2 an pe Europa D + No, Y.ming Cornwall; and D.2 .+.num : REST, Finch, and Di Mu MeKimnem, of So a ron LLS ¢ gontain ie er Herald Mortar Stains, B \u2018 Proprietor.Munro, of Newin u $ + zzle Pictu ete set Mortar Stains, Burning = : gton Pale and W at He ures, will s of Boildi ire Brick, Cl nd Lubricati oak crald Offi be on ding Paper.White eic, ing © Cure aT $ weeks.d'office for next Sale Ladders, Shovels Whitening.phisster Cor ° Us pen\u2019s Ills.s enter the nn may therefore A uilder at closest , (oyervthing arrows mh .of McGill and Recollet St ime.petition at any L TE eB \u2018 reets.at an EX est 25c D .y .BREMNER, OST ALES inner in the city.URY Draugh ORTER où e t or in B | Polite Attention.attle.Prompt Service, 4 THE HERALD, TUESDAY JANUARY 18, 1898.HEAD OFPICE.0re.: 843 be deceived by appearances.is not 8066 440+ ss.00000000 : AMUSEMENTS.AMUSEMENTS, : 6 1a ; AMUSEMENTS.Satis _ \u2018 that Mr.Prefontaine as Mayor will be no IN CHOICE CALIFORNIA WINES.| In \u2018\u2019Kraay's\u201d Fine Claret Wines| A\u201c = NCAIS we ier.ACADEMY, Ç 1 whit less dangerous to the welfare of the We have only the\u2019 following few cases TH EATRE FRA \u2018 os only Matin ot?i) £ LY a .Ider has We have only remaining in stock the fol; Temaining on haut, \u2018shipped by MESSRS atur y , ,( , & city thom Mr.Prefontaine as alderman a lowing, which we offer at Cost Prices, to ALEX.ANDREAE, KRAAY & 00, Bor- Week of January 17th, \u201c % LYN CD O DO ROTHY © th, } \" : ing to respect in the clear before spring importations come to geaus - er case.Tillotson\u2019s Greatest effort, - ee MON igor wi an the band: 4 cases Kraay\u2019s \u2018Chateau Margaux,\u201d The pretty domestic drama 4 PATTERSON BROTHERS, acrobats, { olf 141 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL, QUE.very vigor with which he repels as- Pex bottle, quarts, Vintage of 1891, ait.$20.00 Introducing MISS MARIE DORAN, res ox office open 10 a.m.to IÜp.M: Presented by Misses Ry, sumption of timid foes, whose fear makes 8 quart bottles California Riesling at.60c 5 cases Kraay\u2019s \u201cChateau Leoville, 14.00 head the Vaudeville bill.Prices\u201410c, 20c.ime MOYLAN an Montreal\u2019 best Lip, DAILY EDITION.them his friends, that he is to barter his 8 Pint battles Qalifornia Riesling at.30c cases orang Bataiiley,* quarts, Br ed SE PENDIN G BATTLE 60 in Chorus.Increageq oi i i Per case.LL.Leu oasaa ses n ces sas 00000 I I .rex Twenty-¥ive Cents por Months Three Dollars pative strengtih and force of character oo 4 dases Catitornia Claret, quarts.at.$3.5 7 out Krany's \u201cPontet Canet, IM | Prices-05, 75e and 81, \u201cle .a mayoralty.Mr.Prefontaine has himee cases California Riesling, quarts, at 6.2 quarts, at 0.fesse ext woek\u2014Robt, B, I 5 cases Oalifornia Frock, quarts, at.6.00 6 y's \u201cSt.Julien,\u201d quarts, 11 ret Warrant.\u201d antel in RD ETION- played upon the strings of human nature, 8 cases California iesing plots.at.700 Cae KMaay's \u201cSt.J for ju Th Hi [04d c ant in Beventy-Five Conts per Year.o .: > 4 1 case California Semillan, pinits at.6.00 5 cases Kraay\u2019s \u2018St, en,\u201d pt: 0C f venty ents p flattering here, rewarding ther» *»o long to 5 cases California Hook, Bits, at.6.50 tan, 8.00 A E TELEPHONES.EpiToriaL Rooxs.81 ~ HERALD PuBLisHING Co.Jas.8.BRIERLEY, Managing Director MONTREAL, JANUARY 18.THE SESSION.Tt would be too much to expect that the opponents of the Marchand Government would not avail themselves of the opportunity which is furnished by the loan of a million and a half of dollars to misrepresent the real state of Quebec\u2019s finances.All that remains to be done is to reply to the above taking credit for the presence of signatures on his requisition, which he must know avere put there with a mental re servation not flattering to himeelf, and appealing to them as his vindication, but we may depend upon it that the arts he cua so freely lavish upon others do not deceive himself.Jf Mr.Prefontaine is Mayor next year, then the Council will be directea from the Magyor\u2019s.chair\u2014to that we may no bearing whatever upon the subject.The Boss is the Boss, wherever his seat.VICTORIA SQUARE STILL IN .- DANGER.The firet item on the order paper for yesterday\u2019s meeting of the council was the reception of the report of the Special Committee appointed to confer with the make up our minds.Whether or not it has ever been so directed in the past tas 17 cases, 8 quarts and 8 pint botties in all.FRASER, VIGER & CO., 36 cases, quar 1 pints, in all.207, 239 _u zll St.James Street, be reached.So there was the junction of forces.Mr.Prefonteine\u2019s party in the council is one thati is always being reconstructed according to the wants of his colleagues, and as there are generally only four or five aldermen who have not something in view the combinations he is able to effect are sometimes surprising to the un: initiated, Would it be different if he were mayor?NOTES AND COMMENTS.\u201cIt is time to face the music.\u201d \u201cWhat is a quarter of one per cent.additional taxation?\u201d The announcement is made by Mr.Pre- fontaine that one of the first acts of King Raymond will be to enter into negotiations with the United States for \u201creasonable aid\u201d to make Montreal the ocean port of the Western States, Ald.Wilson, of Hoche- laga, is spoken of as likely to be homored with His Majesty\u2019s choice as ambassador, The Central Labor Bureau asked the city oouncil to increase the wages paid to enow-shovellers from 10 cents an hour to 124 cents.They were told yesterday that' the city has mo money to pay the increase.Last might lhe Bureau passed a resolution endorsing the candidature of the man who is mainly responsible for emptying the treasury.Shamrocks vs.Victorias : t Victoria Rink.Will Meet a Y.PHROY SMITH, Secretary-Treasurer Secure your seats in advance, Sa mn A CH Our Bargain Tables TO-MORROW AT 8.30 P.M.8t., Opp.P.O.many 128 St.James CEEEOREFEECEECEEREREEEESS me TABLES ANGED consisting of all kinds of QUEENS Matinees\u2014 oy 8 The Popular Fav Sil ivi Ang; KATE ] HER (x CLAXTON COMPANY, Oki supkrg J} ) PRICES NIGHT s * 13, « PRICES MATINEE, : 25,33, à Next week\u2014 Goon Hollow = =\" % THEATRE ROYAL Every Aftornco GUS HILL'S N-Y- STARS Rand Eve, S , and i Prices always 10, 20, 80¢, Next week\u2014* The Oity Sports» TT TOO PLANCON % Se CONCER msirepresentations as often as they are n n mn ah mn R n R fn n On Thursday E mn ~ .: ve, made.The loan, as the fact has been re- Grand Trunk: Railway Company.But be- cause fu fech pormupted 8 Wa¥: he Typographical Journal, the fore- ODDS and ENDS in China and Glassware are gq Prices-\u2014800 ë \u2018 Next « peatedly stated, is to pay floating debts fore this first order was reached Ald.Pre- ar .most printers\u2019 publication in America, h à di lv with new attractions a dded mn Ca $ at SLE) and temporary loans left over from the fontaine had moved that council adjourn The Boss is not satisfied with being King 258 in its Montreal news: \u2014\u2018 \u201cThe Herald change continually mn 400 0 > Flynn regime.\u2018There can be no doubt and the motion was carried.oo «| of Montreal.He wants to be Kin 5 he has now a first-class, up-to-date busi- every day mn \u2014_\u2014 P about the Flynn deficit.It stands on the It is easy to see the meaning of this Island \u2019 5 ness office, and, is without a doubt, ' a Box Plan now open official records, $979,124.30.For this the step.If Ald.Prefontaine could have \u2019 better-written, and the general make-up & 170666606000 à 6 9 00066600000 Q n at SHAW'S apd PRA Liberals of Quebec have no more responsi- hoped to carry through the pettlement hy do th le of New York not \"ey ahead of any of the other English 4 & 1 9 TTE; er distant port of the wey he wunted to, he mould not haven Give Croker term in the mayoya chair |1°\"®2tpers published in the cit, and ie À $ Sc Tables psy TABLES 3 | [ WILEY | jatashardacashiac: Island or any other distant part of the Way he wanted to, he would not have mov- give - : erm y the only English daily carrying the union \u2018 $ 0c Tabl contain ar- & I i n .\u2014 Dominion.In addition to the deficit there \u20acd the adjournment, But, since the matter to gat rid of him?label.~ A $ 10c Tables ; an Dancing and Dep 0 Ftme are payments due to railways, for which rst Tome te pets i relontaine We welcome Ald.Prefontaine as the lat- Ag between giving Victoria square and À % 15c Tables ticles varying in $ & Cl.Mn Elia all, 220 ia Avenue, wanes i .1 pra - À j A > .tir: items cams seen the aldermen, in response to the de- st ond most ur expected convert to the purchasing a site for re un or A 25c Tables price from 40c be a Classes are forming.and tor?ani I oto wipe out these tht the Jun has mend of their consiinnte place ther |v of evo orm.preteens.| 1 he stare ware gon + 6 35¢ Tables| $8.00 060.$ 9941 ot, Catherinest |S Morena pas been decided upon cud long ot he sue on 355 rps, Tho promi rte fo private Hi 0 Ls es pty snd cto some of £m TEI FIRST CHOICES | 4 \u2014 S The amount might \u2018have been raised by us Se a that the i the best thing in the Prefontaine policy, the question.On tho other hand, if the ni 2 cla the ç TABLES AT \" Art Association additional taxation, sx 8 OVET P here of the people of Montreal is so emphati- 20d will win much approval.Council gave $250,000 cash (as Mr.Prefon- À 3 75c Tables BEST CHOICE ® ST CATHERINE ST.:! *\u2014PHILLIPS sq, of years.Dut against this ne first cally opposed to tampering with any of TT taine suggests) for the purchase of a site, ; ñ 2 $1 00 Tables = ONLY.mn \u2014_\u2014 are very excellent reasons.In its breathing spots that he dare mot yun Boes Croker does not need a seat in there might be some difficulty in getting {3 - .$ ces Mm 6 ALLERIES OPEN D ALLY.place, the taxes are already heavy upon counter to that sentiment on the eve of the council which he bosses.Would lie be the money, but that could be overcome, | 2 606 $ mn 9a.m.to dusk.that portion of the population upon wach an election.For we know well enough harmless in the mayor's chair?and then there would be the expropria- a M Admission 25c Saturday, additional taxation must of nec d- AO LL ) tions.ations! They're the thing.a ly fal In the second place, the financial thas Mr.es ne ih Alderman Prefontaine promises in his | Exprog Lu N Ny 3 a3 3 2 33 233333333 339333 = >= Reading room open to membera til 6p.- records wou be confused for years to come to such an extent that it would be difficult, if not altogether impossible, at the end of its term, to tel exactly to \"what degree the new Government had kept its promises of retrenchment.There would always be a sore temptation to Ministers to do what the late Ministers habitually did, to lay to their predecessors\u2019 debts the blame for over-expenditurve., The vossibility for this is removed under the policy adopted by Mr.Marchand; the financial records of the two Governments will be clear.The Marchand expenditures will show in the records for themselves, and the Province will experience no difficulty in judging thém in 1901.This is no inconsiderable advantage.To us it appears to he ample justification for making the loan.Meanwhile it is important to remember that the epending palicy of the Govern- nent is clearly laid down in their estimates for next year.These estimates are lower than the actual expenditures of last year tthe last Flynn year) by over $700,000 in the ordinary services alone.This does not include the saving which will be effected by cutting off new subsidies to railways, In the matter of subsidies it may be added that if the session hud been marked by no other departure than has been taken with regard to railway subsidies it would deserve to be red-lettered in \u2018the history of a Province whose debt has been due almost exclusively to this form of prodigality.The session would be sufficiently notable, though it bad not seen the establishment of a sound economical basis of general expenditure, and the introduction of am epoch- making school reform measure, by rea- gon of the policy laid down in that state ment made by Mr.Duffy, Minister of Public Works: \u2014\u201cThe Government regrets that, owing to the financial conditions of the Province, it is not possible at present to grant any subsidies to railways.\u201d The session of 1897 -has opened up to the Province a vista of greater hopefulness, both financialiy and educationally, and it will be long remembered as the beginning of @ mew era of frugality and social progress.ENLIGHTENING HIS FRIENDS.Those who have been flattering themselves that Mr.Prefonteine\u2019s idea of a Mayor is to be a good-looking, dignified presiding officer, who gets all the credit while the others come in for the blame, must have had their eyes opened by the proceedings at yesterday\u2019s meeting of Council.The Boss came to the conclusion that, in view of the approaching elections, the aldermen could mot be depended upon: to vote as the desired on one or two important matters, and he switched off the Council from doing any more \u2018business until the new Council should be elected, and he could arrange his measures with a good two years ahead.Any man who has his wits about him cannot fail to see, in this move of Mr.Prefontaine's, à determination not to be considered a back number.Those who have signed his requisition, in the belief that by making him Mayor they would: remove the aggressive and dangerous element in his character, are told by him flatly and unmistakably that they are astray in their estimate.The Boss has served notice that he will continue to be Boss to the end of the dhapter, and that anyone who counts upon the contrary will be grievously disappointed.While this dramatic assertion of hig authority was scarcely to have been expected on the eve of an election, it was quite in consonance with the character of the man and his environments.After having things lis own way for so long, it could not be in human nature for him to sit contented: ly on the dais or in the Mayor\u2019s ppholster- ed office, and eee his place usurped while he was still in the Council.And after all, although this act of yasterday strengthens Grand Trunk\u2019s idea of what that company wants done, namely, the appropriation of Victoria Square to their purpose or the handing over of .$250,000 of cash for the purchase of another site.It was because he could not get the support he desired on this question yesterday, and because he preferred not to attempt to settle it until he was safely in the saddle for two years more, and because he and the Grand Trunk have their minde made up as to what must be done.that the subject was not allowed to be broached.Victoria Square is not yet out of danger, and will not be out of danger while Mr.Prefontaine remains in the council, unless a majority of the aldermen are pledged before election to vote against the closing of the square.HARD TO BELIEVE, It seems there is at least one man for whom the story of the Notre Dame Fast improvement is too much.He does not believe à word of it.We admit that the story is strange, almost past believing.There is a certain roundness and perfection in all pants that makes it look like a piece of igenious romance.We do not wonder if some steady-going citizen declines to credit the statement that an alderman should constitute himself superior to the Council of the city and order the expro- prsation of property in which he and the clients of his law partners are interested.It is quite m strain upon the credulity of any man who flatters himself he is kiving under constitutional forms of government.But after all The Herald has only stated the bare facts of the case, The facts are that at the dictation of Ald.Prefontaine, the City Surveyor, Mr.St.George, widened the street! nt {certain points on Notre Dame street east, appropriating certain properties.These pro perties belong as follows: Feet.(1) Montreal Street Railway.369 (2) A.L.Hurtubiee.402 (3) C.P.R.ce se oe os 125 (4) Henry Hogan.82 (5) W.L.Hogg.oe vv uu ou.117 (6) Montreal Land & Improvement Company.833 And in addition to being the alderma who instructed Mr.8t.George to do this work, Mr.Prefontaine was, at that time, according to his own statement, financielly interested in the Montreal Land & Improvement Company, and his law partners are known to have represented all the others, including the two railways, and Messrs.Hurtubise; Hogpn and Hogg.We tdmit that the natural inference from such a combination of circumstances is not creditable to the alderman, and we can well understand how persons who have been attracted by \u2018his personality would prefer to disbelieve the facts.But there the facts are, and no amount of disbelieving them will alter their character or significance, HOW IT IS DONE.The vote on Ald, Prefontaine\u2019s motion, to adjourn was carried by a vote of 13 to 12 and the aldermen were thereby prevented from expressing disapproval of parting with Victoria Square.One of the 13 was a certain \u201cgood\u201d alderman.If.he had voted on the other side the Victoria Square project would have come up immediately afterwards and would have been thrown out.Why did he not do so?Is it possible that the explanation is to be found in another item of the order paper, \u201cappointment of essessors.\u201d This \u201cgood\u201d alderman\u2019s brother is known to be a candidate for this office and to have strong opposition.The probability is there fore that he was unwilling that that order should be reached, just in the same way Ald.Prefontaine was unwilling the Victoria Square should the opinion expressed in these columns, for want of a policy.a policy for expenditures amounting to about two millions, and in the other a policy for reorganizing and economizing.choice.distribution of the taxes levied fby the city\u201d gpoken of in Mr.Prefontaine\u2019s letter?He evidently means people to think he has a plan by which everybody will pay less taxes and everybody else will pay more.But we should have the plan, to see if it he will hand it back to the citizens.Mr.Prefontaine wants am immediate consolidation of the city\u2019s debt.Are there any debenture-brokers on his requisition ?Mr.Prefontaine wants the ratepayers to be allowed to vote on all additions to the debt\u2014after he gets through with it.A new motto for municipal reformers: \u2014 \u201cOnly go into fights in which you are certain of victory.At other times keep silent.\u201d For the Chief of the Lobby to be booming Home Rule for Montreal is not so bad.Ald.Prefontaine is a distinguished convert.Is it because the Assembly and the Le gislative Council turned him down last week, that Mr.Prefontaine is so sore on the Legislature?A St.Catherine street friend of Mr.Pre- fontaine says he doesn\u2019t believe a word of the Notre Dame east business.Blessed are they who see and yet do not believe.Ald.Prefontaine is coming around to Home Rule for Montreal.After last week\u2019s profitless experience, he thinks it is easier to boss the City Council than the Legis lature.Mr.Prefontaine wants to bring all the municipalities on the island into a greater Montreal.If they all cost as much as Hochelaga after they get in, there is @ warm time ahead.\u2019 Mr.Prefontaine says he has mo hesitation whatever to be judged by his record in Council.Nevertheless, he becomes highly indignant when The Herald recalls some parts of that record.We are informed that Mr.Prefontaine threatens to \u2018make it hot for The Herald\u201d when he is Mayor.This probably has reference to a charge of lese majeste, which will be brought egainst this paper.Next thing we know, Mr.Prefontaine will object to giving away Victoria Square, The reform impulse has seized him so hard, if we can judge by his letter, that this is about all that remains for him to do.Ald.Prefontaine, in his letter, gives a lot of reforms which he proposes to carry out when he is Mayor.He forgets that as Mayor, he will be powerless\u2014according to the citizens who have signed his requisition paper.Ald.Prefontaine always puts out his great public schemes in lequples, as for example: \u2014A gift of $250,000 cash to the Grand Trunk Railway and 124c an hour to ba paid to corporation snow-shovellers.This satisfies everybody.\u201cI am satisfied,\u201d says Ald.Prefontaine, \u201cand so are my friends that nine-tenths of the citizens of Montreal will look with pleasure on my unanimous election to the mayoralty.\u201d He is too modest; why exclude the other tenth?Mr.Prefontaine is not going to be stuck In one hand he Has You pays your money and you takes your What is meant by \u201ca more equitable letter, that, when he is done with the city, ; i T.Donnelly & Co.Mr.J.D.\u2018James will work out that way.: Montreal has attracted the attention of the Bobcaygeon Independent.It says:\u2014 \u201cMontreal is agitating for a Grand Trunk site in the centre of the city.Ald.Pre- fontaine would present the Grand Trunk with a site, even if it cost a quarter of a million dollars.\u2018Where are you going to get the money?asked Ald.Stevenson.\u2018That is a matter for after consideration,\u2019 replied Mr.Prefontaine.Exactly.This country is burdened with too many Pre- fontaines.The Province of Quebec has had so many public men of the Sir Harry Blapdash stanyp that the poor habitants are staggering under a load of over a million dollars a year as interest on their debt.Slapdashes mever trouble about after considerations.Their motto is a short life and a merry one, and damned be he who first cries, Hold, enough!\u201d DANGER IN HAVANA, at Any Trouble May Break Out Moment.New York, Jan.10.\u2014A special to the World from Washington says :\u2014Wihile Havana continues to be reported as quiet President MoKinley and Judge Day cannot comceal their uneasiness.The full mport of General Lee\u2019s communications ave not been given to lhe public.While ie has reported present quiet, he has expressed the opinion that serious disturb- ancegsseem inevitable soon.General Lee's constant reiteration of this view has alarmed the President and the State Department officials.Lee wants assistance sent before the crisis comes.He believes this Government should issue all instructions necessary to protect Americans in Cuba.The State Department seeks to evade this responsibility by requiring General Lee to give the signal for such action as may bring on war with Spain.This he does not feel it his duty to o | In each despatch General Lee says a volcanic upheaval in Havana cannot be prevented much longer, and that precautions should be taken.The President and his assistant Secretary of State hope that storm will not break, but they believe the critical mature of the situation has not been exaggerated.A letter received at the State Department from Havana to-day was laid before the President.It contained the follew- ing :\u2014 \u201cEverybody is diegusted at the way the Palace is trying to thwart the relief.They want to grab whatever comes.Blanco 1g bound that the scheme shall fail.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 BUSINESS CHANGES.The following business changes have taken place: George Bowie and Frederick Jackson have gone into partnership as builders end contractors\u2014Bowie & Jackson.George Odlum- Stanton and James Gil- mour have formed a partnership as importers and manufacturers\u2019 agents\u2014John Donnelly has given up business, Louis N.R.Dubuc and J oseph Dupre are doing business together as anerchant tailors.\u2014Dupre & Dubute.There has been a change in the firm of John Aitken & Co., Mrs.Andrew Mac- Kerrow dissolving partnership, and a new one being formed between J.A.and Andrew A.MacKerrow.David W.Lockerby and John H.Me- Comb are in partnership as manufacturers of roofing malterials, under the style of Lockerby & McComb.Dissolutions have been registered by Haplin and A.Ganthier (Halpin & Gauthier) carriage makers; and John Hoolahan and W.Vezina (Hoolaham & Vezina) stove manufacturers.iss Tsabella Ross, Westmount, merchant, and ship chandler, under the stv of Rose & Co.?style Frank Michael Sullivan, maker and re- rarer of scales, as the Montreal Scale Company.Emmanuel Bonin, live stock deal N.Bonin & Cie.: Les A PAINTER ASSIGNS.Joseph E.Parent, painter, has consented to assign on demand of Dame A.Gar- aut (Mrs.C.Gailbeault).amount to $1,880, the chief creditors be.The liabilities ing Dr.Guilbeault, $700; L.T.Marechal, Sa Tooke Bros, $472: Perrin Freres, 144, À demand of assignthent has been made on M.Valentini, frutterer and confection.ler, by A.Labbe.\u2019 \u2018amount of interest now EBRD eus * PREFONTAINE'S REPLY He Says He is a Greatly Calumniated Man, HIS VINDICATION WILL COME He Outlines a Programme of Reforms Which He Will Inaugurate.Mr.Prefontaine has addressed the following letter to the press: Sir, On my return from Quebec, where public and personal affairs have detained ine for some weeks pust, I find that in my absence I have been attacked in a brutal «nd calumrious manner by à certain news- raper.The attacks are of such a nature ag to make it incumbent on me to vindicate ny honor before the tribunals of my country.I had therefore decided to treat them with the contempt they richly deserve, so far as the mayoralty election was concerned, but in view of the position which this journal occupies as the reputed English organ of the party to which I belong, my silence might be misinterpreted by the public outside of this city.I feel that it is sufficient ta state that my record in the Council for the past fifteen years is before the people, and to-day I have the prond satisfaction of knowing that my requisition has been signed the Mayor, the aldermen and by the leading citizens of all nationalities and creeds.This, with the result of the coming election, will be my vindication.As to the citizens of Montreal, I feel certain from the mesurances of support that I am daily receiving that they will not be misled by those rabid attacke, as the vast majority of them will heve a pretty good idea of who has inspired them.It seems to me to come with very bad grace from this newspaper to attack me in this manner at the present time for no cther purpose than venting its spleen and satisfying the enmity of a person who certainly Mas eno claim to dictate to the Frenoh-Canadians who their candidate shall be.In view of the tacit understanding, which has now the force of unwritten law, and which I fiatter myself I have helped th make so, it is now the turn of a French.Canadian to occupy the civic chair.I accapted the candidature at the solicitation of a large number of leading citizens of all nationalities who satisfied me that it was the unanimous wish of my fellow- countrymen, as they considered that, after fifteen years of continuous labors in the Council T was qualified to preside over ®; deliberations.In bidding farewell to my constituents of Hochelaga ward at a large meeting attended by citizens from all sections of the oity, I laid down my programme as fully as possible.My declarations were reported in all the city papers, end no unfavorable comment having been made upon them, I have renson to think they met with general approval.I am satisfied, and so are my friends, that nine-tenths of the citizens of Montreal will look with pleasure on my unanimous election to the Mayoralty, and I have no hesitation whatever to be judged by my record in the Council, As to the future, the first and most important work, by far, for the welfare and progress of the city of Montreal is the revision of its charter so as to give the Council the fullest possible control, untrammelled by the Legislature, of the city\u2019s affairs, but with a referendum submitting to the ratepayers for their approval all extra expenditures on other than routine matters.The next matter which should the Council's attention is th nage tion of the city\u2019s debt, so as to reduce the bei id.There should be a room of the administrative departments by which a considerable economy while a higher state of efficiency would secured, assuring to the citizens a) the ¥miprovements which the growth of the city may render imperative, This, vith a more equitable distribution of the taxes levied by the city, would be OÉ immense court be effected advantage and wilt doubtless receive the attention they deserve.; My wish is to see, and my efforts will all tend to make our city a Greater Mont real, embracing all the municipalities on the island, and ranking as bo popu'ation and i rtance with the larger ies Of the American continent.Montreal should be the mational port of Caneda and the point of distribution for the products, not cnly of this country, but of the Western States.This should and can be accomplished with reasonable aid from the United States.If, after fifteen yeere of faithful service in the Council, I am permitted to assist the new Council in carrying out these important measures during the next two years, I shall then retire into private life, well satisfied that I have done my shere in promoting the welfare and progress of our city.RAYMOND PREFONTAINE.FIXED THE LOSSES.Sherbrooke, Jan.18.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The adjuster for the Underwriters\u2019 Association + \u2018has finally settled the losses in the St.! Charles seminary fire and Pelletier\u2019s block , fire in East Sherbrooke.In the seminary | fire 28,775 was allowed on the building, and $3,500 on the contents, which is the total amount of the insurance.In the East Sherbrooke fire, on the building, insured for 81,500, was allowed $1,250.On millin- cry stock, insured for $1,000, 9925 wus allowed, and on Marechal\u2019s stock, insured for $500 and slightly damaged, was allowed $200.\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN INDIAN MURDER.Quebee, Que., Jan.18.\u2014(Special)\u2014This morning\u2019s Chronicle says: \u2014\u2018\u201cAdvices via Moose Factory, from Fort Hope, Hudson\u2019s Bay post, state that a party of Indians arrived there last October, after having murdered and cut to pieces one of their number.Some of these tribes are exceedingly savage.\u201d Fine Watch Repairing.Do not have your watch spoilt.We guarantee our work to last.See our NEW GOODS.No occasion to spend car-fare.W.J.PALMER, 872 St.Antoine Street, NEAR CANNING ST.\u2014 \u2014 Knabe Pianos In singing quality of tone, power* resonance and durability as well as in evenness of scale and delicacy of touch the Knabe Pianos excel all others.I'hese attributes have caused them to be pronounced the \u2018\u2018Abge lute 3y Best\u201d piano of this contin ent.Wholesale and Retail Agents 1824 Notre Dame St., (Near McGin Street), MONTREAL.5 Also Sole Agents for the à Leading Canadian Pianos of Bell and Williams.RE a en Office\u2019 phoue, 8889.Residence \"pos Canadian Roy; Art Union, Free Classes inl Now Open, PUPILS MAY REGISTER a! 0k Daily Art Distributions 4 o'clock each Aftornoou.12.30 on Saturday, 238 & 240 St.James $, Er) Brad GC ADAMS\u2019 TUTTI FRUTTI AIDS DIGESTION.FR EE A variety of very ban ® some and useful presses Ç of sets of coupons from Tatti sa of Sommers rom Tull CE RG Ce Special Reductions?10 to 25 per cent.off Watches, Olocka, Silverware, Cutiv ; Spoons, and Forks.& JOHN WATSON.) 2174 ST.CATHERINE ST.Art Association Building.Open Evenings until 9, opp.Bible Hos Importer, Three doors east of Bhillins' Square.What is Home Without a Druggist ?| | I | + We make special efforts to fil | this want in the family.| Wo have the confidence of | your family physician and fol | low his instructions to the let ter.| 4 ! 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- Je CROWN'S CASE AGAINST MRS, VIAL \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 She Killed Poirier for His Insurance.LOVE FOR PARSLOW HELPED \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Her to Commit the Crime\u2014She Pleads Not Guilty.St.Scholastique, Jan.18\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Cordelia Viaw and Sam Parslow have been arraigned separately on separate indictments for the murder of Isidore Poirier, and the trial of Cordelia Viau, widow of the murdered man, is the one now being proceeded with.The prisoner entered the box clad in mourning, end as she rose to reply \u201cnot guilty\u201d she held her handkerchief to her face and sobbed.Clad in widow's weeds and in the dock, her appearance ig not prepossessing, but she has a sharp eye and follows the trial very closely.As told in The Herald yesterday the empannelling of the jury did nob take long.The intelligence of the jury is rather above the average as shown by their an- ewers to the challenges for cause.They said, in most cases, that they had formed an adverse opinion, but would not admit, though closely pressed, that they were so biassed as not to be guided in their verdict by the facts, and this, despite the fact that many of them evidently would have preferred not to serve.The Crown is represtented by F.X.Mathieu, Q.C.\u2026.of St.Scholastique, and J.A.N.Mackay, of Argentuil, and the prisoner is defended by A.E.Poirier, of Montreal, and J.D.Leduc, of St.Schol- astique.The Case of the Crown.Mr.F.X.Mathieu, Q.C., explained the case which the crown proposed to make.He oited the old maxim: When a crime is committed seek whom it may profit.He showed how the accused had first got ier husband to make his will in her favor.and then to insure his life in her favor.She wrote the insurance agent to know if the company would pay, no matter how her husband died\u2014whether by poison, or assassination or otherwise; and on being reassured on that point she urged and finally persuaded her husband to take out, first, a policy for $1,000, and then another for an equal amount.The premiums were paid by his notes of hand, the first of which fell due on the 24th November last.On the 21st the murder was committed.He laid stress on the suspicious intimacy between Parslow and the accused, which had caused great scandal, and had impelled the cure to write the husband warning him to return and protect his wife\u2019s honor and his own.But the hus hand was so infatuated, and had such implicit confidence in his wife, that he resented any interference and even \u2018treated\u2019 Parslow as his best friend.The Crown Prosecutor then gave the details of the crime itself, the finding of the body, the conduct and demeanor of the accused, the discovery of the knife, and the other in- $idents that led to the arrest of Cordelia Tau.Coroner Migneault, of St.Augustin, submitted the report and verdict of the coroner\u2019s jury.Against this Mr.Poirier vigorously protested, and asked the court to make a note of his objection.The court ruled that while the depositions could not be received, there could be no objection to the filing of the mere report and verdict, as that simply established the fact that an inquest had been held, and could not influence the jury.The court adjourned at 5 p.m.MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.Result Yesterday in Three Suburban Districts, The municipal elections in St.Cune- gonde yesterday were the most exciting which have taken place for some years, business being practically suspended for the day.The greatest interest centred in the contest in South ward between Messrs.Fabien and Campbell.Following were the results of the voting: South ward\u2014O.P.Fabien, opposed by Firnest Campbell.Majority for Mr.Camp- hell, 30.West ward\u2014Noel Pmond opposed by Joseph O.Guy.Majority for Bmond, 84.East ward\u2014Camille Lippe opposed by Joseph Roy.Majority for Lippe, 73.In connection with the election there was an amusing wager between Mr.Geo.Martineau, a member of the fire brigade, and a well-known barber, by which the latter, who has lost, has to carry a large basin along Notre Dame street from Napoleon to Fulford, calling at every restaurant for a pint of bitter beer, In St.Henri there is but one contest, m St.ngustine ward, Mr.Clement La- leur, the former representative, being posed by Mr.Wilfrid Robidoux.or The result showed a majority of 103 for * Mr.Robidoux.In Outremont there was à warm contest on account of the umpleasantness which has been existing for some time in municipal affairs.Councillor Denman was de- feited in West ward by Mr, Robson, The votes cast were ne follows .West ward\u2014Robson, 21; Denman, 18., North ward\u2014Hali, 64; Watterson, 17.South ward\u2014Languedoc, 23; Hart, 13.TS PETITION DISALLOWED.À petition of Mr.W.T.Hart, candidate at the municipal elections held yeaterday at Outremont, came up before Juy < Mathieu in the Practice Court.The petitioner asked for a writ of mandamus to force Mr.C.Damase Sincennes, secretary- treasurer of the dissenting Catholic school | A Reliable 3 Clock | IX Is a necessity in every home.Our § Clocks combine beauty of design | with accuracy in time-keeping.À À line of Clocks which strike each MH quarter hour on two gongs\u2014QOak ¥ and Mahogaoy Cases\u2014~is much ad- J $28, $37.50 up to $75.HENRY BIRKS & Sons B PHILLIPS SQUAREr | serious injuries, for which he claimed $1,000 board, to show him his books, so that he might ascertain if the Catholic electors whom he expected to have as supporters had paid their school taxes.The petition was opposed on the ground that the petitioner hed no interest in the Catholic school corporation.The Court maintained this objection, and also held that, anyhow, the granting of the petition could row have no effect, as the election was taking place to-day.However, the peui- tion wae allowed to be withdrawn without costs, PILOTS\u2019 GRIEVANCES.Commission to Investigate Them Met Yesterday.The commission appointed by the Government to investigate the pilot grievances sat yesterday for the first time.Judge Laverne presided, the other members being Dep.Minister Goudreau and Commander Wakeham.Messrs.Charles Langelier and Jules Tessier appeared for the pilots, Mr.J.B.Allan for the Harbor Board, and Mr.W.L.Bond for the Marine Underwriters.In opening the proceedings, the p;as- dent remarked that the investigation woud embrace nearly every question rainting 10 the organization and welfare of hc pilots.Mr.Bond requested permi:ston to Introduce ®everal matters which, though not absolutely a question of pilots, had a close relationship to The subject.They pertained to the improvement of the chanael, particularly the buoying, and were of great importance.The request wus ranted.Two witnesses were examined, Cleophes Auger, president of the Pilots\u2019 Association, and Narcisse Perrault.Their evidence was to the effect that the chunncl was not properly taken care of, and thas the buoying was bad.There were too many pilots, and the present system of pilot apprenticeship was quite unsatisfactory.Mr, Auger suggested as a remedy for {hese evils that a commission he appointed, having one representative from the shipping companies, ome from the insurance companies, and one from the pilots.This commission would have full power over pilots and their officers.Mr.Perrault Tävocated very strongly having a pilot on the Harbor Board, as many \u2018technlical questions came up.He thought all the pilote should be on the tour-de-role.COURT OF APPEAL.Action for Damages- Breach of Promise to Sell.The Court of Appeal sat yesterday afternoon for the hearing of arguments in cases which were ready.The first case heard was that of White (plaintiff and appellant) and Gmaedinger (defendant and respondent), an appeal from a judgment dismissing; an action for damages.White was coachman to respondent, who had purchased a horse and had ordered him to hae- ness 1t to try ùt.While the two were driving out together another vehicle collided with them and appellant sustained damages.The defence was that the accident was due to the other vehicie, and the court below upheld this contention.Judgment was reserved.The next appeal heard was that of Durnford, es qual, et al.(plaintiffs in court below), respondent.The appeal is from a judgment which dismissed plaintiffs\u2019 avbion, which alleged that by a promise of sale defendant promised to sell to plaintiffs a certain property free amd clear; that it was discovered that a prior promise of sale had been registered agaïnst the property; that plaintiffs then called upon de- fendamt to remove such prior registration; that defendamt had mot removed the defect in the title, and had not placed himself in a position to execute the deed of sale.Plaintiffs claimed damages in consequence in the sum of $31,260.The defence wns that the purchase money was mot paid or tendered within the prescribed delay; that the tender made was insufficient; that the ron-completion of the sale was not due to any fault on the part of defendant; that defendant was ready to comply with the condifions of the promise.The case was not concluded when the court rose, and was continued until Thurs day.ST.LAMBERT BOARD OF HEALTH, Measures Taken to Stamp Out Disease in the Village.A special meeting of the Local Board of Health of St.Lambert was held in the Public Schoolhouse on Saturday evening, at which were present His Worship Mayor Sproule, and Messrs.J.H.Carson, Jas.Reid, H.Goodchild and Bruce; Mr.J.H.Bragg, secretary; Dr.Hart, medical health officer; and Mr.Ternie, inspector.Mr.Carson occupied the chair.Dr.Hart explained the steps he had taken in the recent cases, and the board expressed its satisfaction with all he had done.The inspector was also confirmed in his actions, and both were instructed to take every means possible to prevent and stamp out disease.The matter of the butchers slaughtering cattle in the precincts of the village was brought up, and thoroughly discussed.The secretary was instructed to give them formal and official notice 4f once that it must cease under penalty of prosecution under\u2019 the Provincial Health Board\u2019s regulations.On motion of Mayor \u2018Sproule, seconded by Mr.Goodchild, Mr.J.H.Carson was formally elected chairman of the board for the current year.ques EPPS'S COCOA, GRATEFUL \u2014~COMFORTING, \u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-select- ed Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided for our breakfast and supper a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 balls.It is by the judicious ase of such articles of diet that a comstitution may be gradually built up until strong enough 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 ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nour ished frame.\u201d\u2014Civil \u2018Service Gazette.Made simply with boiling water or milk.Scld only in }-Ib.tins by grocers and storekeepers, labelled thus: Jemes Epps & Co., Ltd., Homoeopathic Chemists, London, England.THE LUCKY MEN.The Morris piano which was to have been drawm for a few weeks ago at the P.A.A.A.Fancy Fair, was put up ou Saturday last as all the tickets had been disposed of.Ticket No.933 wonsthe coveted prize, and this ticket was held by the genial secretary, Mr.J.E.Townsend.The piano, which is a very handsome one, wns presented to the association by Mr.W.H.Leach.The range, whidh was drawn for THE HERALD TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1808.THE ELECTIONS ARE VERY CLOSE And the Aldermen Prefer to do no Business, SHORT COUNCIL MEETING./ A Solid Thirteen Vote Adjournment When the Orders Are Reached.The City Councily was called together in special session for the transaction of business but election day is close at hand and thirteen of the aldermen preferred to shirk the questions on the order paper and voted for adjournment.There was a full atendance of members but Ald.Grothe was in the cloak room when the vote was called and the motion for adjournment caæried by 13 to 12.The secretary of he Central Labor Bureau notified the couneil that the organization of which he was an officer had passed a resolution asking the council to pass an ordinance prohibiting boys under 18 years of age from driving delivery vehicles, and also compelling all licensed carters to expose their license numbers.Referred to the Police Committee.The Department of Railways and Canals sent in a communication in regard to the deepening of the little River St.Pierre.The lettter pointed out that while the Government Ws prepared to go on with the work, it was thought desiraBle that the City Council should obtain from the proprietors of the land situated along the banks of the stream, permission to do such work.The letter was in the meantime referred to the Road Committee, Before calling the orders of the day Mayor Smith formally announced the success of the Montreal Bill and the defeat of the amendments it was sought to attach to it.He expressed the hope that during the coming year the council would go to the Legislature and secure a charter that would give Montreal home rule and make it no longer necessary for the city to humbly beg of the Legislature the right to govern itself.The temarks of His Worship were heart- liy endorsed by all the aldermen with the exception of Ald.Prefontaine.When the first order of the day was called, Ald.Prefontaine rose, and remarking that as it was near election time and the orders of the day might well be left over for the new council to deal with, he moved adjournment.Ald.Rainville seconded the motion.Several of the aldermen spoke to the motion but the mayor stopped the debate by declaring it out of order.The vote, he said, must be taken without dis- gusson.The council then divided as fol- OWS: \u2014 Yeas\u2014Ald.Sadler, Wilson, Harper, Kinsella, Connaughton, Turner, Re neault, McBride, Savignac, Brunet, Ouf: met, Archambault, Prefontaine.\u201413.Nays\u2014Ald.Leporte, Dupre, Marso- lais, Beausoleil, Charpentier, Prenoveau, Penny, Jacques, Costigan, Stevenson, Martineau, Rainville.The orders of the day which contained such terrors for the thirteen aldermen were: \u2014 1.Special\u2014On the establishment of G.T.Ry.Cols offices in centre of the city.2.Finance\u2014On the appointment of assessors.3.To amend bylaw No.50 concerning vehicles, 4.Special On amalgamation of committees, 5.Finance\u2014That all: warrants for moneys be issued from the comptroller\u2019a department.6.On the appointment of a city notary.- Drummondville, Que, Jan.17.\u2014P, Genereux was elected to-day for Bast ward.The Council is now composed thus: North ward, W.J.Watts; South ward, William Mitchell and J.B.Chapdeline; East ward, P.Genereux and L.Poirier; West ward, f.A.Manseau and J.A.Bosquet.The Mayor will be chosen at the first meeting nf the Council February Ist.It is likely Mr.Mitchell will be elected.WONDER-WORKING DIAMOND DYES.Thousands of ladies in Canada know well that Diamond Dyes combine immense va riety, merit and great beauty.These wonder-working dyes are prepared in for- ty-eight of the best standard colors for wool, silk and feathers, with special dyes for coloring cotton and all mixed goods.Minute and full directions go with each package of the Diamond Dyes, so that the most inexperienced person can do as good work as the professional dyer.Remember that imitators are trying to copy the style and package of Diamond Dyes.When you buy dyes for home dyes ing see that your dealer gives you the \u2018Diamond\u2019; no other make of package dyes will do your work with profit and satisfaction.Send to Wells & Richardson Co., Montreal, P.Q., for valuable book of directions and sample card of colors; post free to any address.GOOD CANDIDATES WANTED, Bditor of The Herald: 8ir,\u2014In reading the commentls re H, B.Ames a9 a candidate for alderman in St, Antoine Ward, and a place im the City Coundil, I think dt ¥s a matter which.should imberest every man that has an interest in the welfore and prosperity of the city, and especially every voter tn St.Antoine Ward.It is time that the voters in every ward in the city made a grand effort to select and eect honest men to represent them fm civic affairs; mem who care for the interests of the workingmen, and those having small business interesits, who are being driven to the wall by excessive taxation levied for civie expenditure, which deters mem of large capital and executive ability from launching their emterprises in the city, thus preventing mamy mechanics from obtaining good wages amd the bufld- ing up of a great manufacturing centre.Knowing The Herald to be second to none in having the fafr fame and good name of this cfty at heart, I respectfully ask that you will publish, in your valuable paper, the motto of the Volunteer Electoral Teague, of which H.B.Ames was the founder, and president simce its orgamiza- tion: \u2018Every man 4 individually responatbie for just so much evil as hüs efforts might prevent.\u201d If every man heving à vote would reason the matter out, he would find that his vote, placed for men who represented honesty and fafr dealing toward their constituents, would have a City Council who would in a short time lower the taxes in every department, and the same votes would also send men to ParMament who would represent the voters and not their own special interests, : As IT know The Herald 1s very widely known as \u2018the workingman\u2019s paper, it cam do an immense amount of good by promulgating this gospel of honesty in our civic at the same time, Yas won by Mr.W.Rowell, with ticket No, 150.: ! Mr.Turnibull was for many years a condue- Has Been Cured of a Severe Sickness of Mrs.Henrietta Brennan is a Well Known The world is filled to-day with suffering women, who are sick and utterly discouraged.They have taken so many \u201ccure alls\u201d without result that they have forever given up hope Y of curing them- i selves.They are, today, ready to surrender to death.Today, we can most emphatically say thet they are \u2014 der all conditions, that, to-day, they have no reason to doubt the efficacy MRS.HENRIETTA BRENNAN, MRS.HENRIETTA BRENNAN, OF MONTREAL, Fleven Years\u2019 Standing by the Use of Dr Coderre's Red Pills Alone.Sick Nurse\u2014She Strongly Recommends Dr.Coderre\u2019's Red Pllls to All Pale, Weak, Tired, Sick, Nervous, Run Down Women.I believe that there is no remedy that can be compared with Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills, and 1 hope my testimony may be the means of benefiting many others who, like myself, have been victims of disease in its various forms.\u201d Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills are the specialty for female diseases, that is why they oure female wrong in thinking weakness, leucorr- that they cannot be hea, irregularities, cured, because they _ painful periods, con.can, We have so > stipation, bearing- often proven to sick 7 A \u201cdP down pains, back women that Dr.Co- ; 7 UT 7 / X and side aches, pal- derres Red Pills - Z 174 ll A 4 A | pitations of the have cured thou- ZW} Ly oo FA heart, pains be- ands upon thou- / Ne LH tween the shoulders, sands of women, un- ly 7% % stomach aches, dyspepsia, nervousness, dizziness, headache, swelling of thehands and feet, coldness of of the grandest specialty for women\u2019s diseases.Every week we publish testimonials from some well-known.woman who has been cured right here in Montreal.They are intelligent and wellknown women.We give their full eddress, so that those in doubt can see those women, if they wish.We never publish a testimonial without the full consent of the lady cured.We are quite sure that if sick women will give Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills a good trial, consult our physician by letter, and follow his advice, they will cure themselves quickly end surely, like thousands of others already cured.Mrs.Henrietta Brennan is a well-known sick nurse in Montreal.\u2018She is glad to testify that Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills have cured her.She says :\u2014\u201cI have been a sufferer for about eleven years from a complication of ailments, and I may truthfully say that I had nearly every complaint common to my sex.Four years ago I fell a victim to la grippe, and I became &0 run-down in \u2018health that I was unable to do my work.I also suffered from bronchitis, constipation, and kidney complaints, and during the last five years spent much of my time in bed.I have been under the care of several physicians, receiving hospital treatment, but the only relief I obtained was temporary.I was getting into a hopeless state, and could not get rest at night, owing to the pains I suffered and the nervous condition I was in.I became dyspeptic, and, to add to my trouble, I suffered a severe attack of rheumatism.Under all these complications, is it strange that I felt I must die?In March I first heard of Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills.I began taking them the latter part of the month, and did mot look for immediate results.In fact, I did not really expect any (benefit.After taking four boxes I experienced mo little relief.I kept on till I was so strong as to be able to attend to my work.: the feet and hands, and other troubles peculiar to women.Many women, who have been gick for years, after having taken ome box of Dr.Cocerre\u2019s Red Pills, write to our physician that they are mot cured.Do mot get discouraged; give a chance to the remedy to act.You have been sick for years; you have tried many kinds of remedies; you have been treated by the best physicians, all without results; then how can you expect that only ome box of Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills will cure you ?Never stop using Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills without consulting our physician.Write our physician a full description of your case.Write for & question blank\u2014they are free to all sick women.Address your letter to \u2018the \u2018Medical Department, Box 2306, Montreal, Can.\u201d Our physician alone will open your letter, and will keep it confidential.He will very carefully study your troubles.In his answer he will describe clearly your case, so that you will understand it, He will tell you just what to do to help Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills.His advices -will be most invaluable to you.If you strictly follow his advice, with the use of Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills, you surely can cure yourself in the secrecy of your home.Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills are always sold in boxes of fifty red pills.Never in bulk.Accept no substitufes.Insist on having Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills.You will then have those that cure.They are the cheapest and best remedy on earth.One box of Dr.Coderre\u2019s Red Pills, costing 50 cents, lasts longer than any other dollar remedy.But, what is more, is, that they cure.All first-class medicine dealers have them, 50 cents a box, or six \u2018boxes for $2.50.We mail them everywhere in Canada and the United States on receipt of price.Address, The Franco-American Chemical Co, Medical Dept., P.O.Box 2306, Montreal, Can.DEATH OF DAVID TURNBULL.David Turnbull, senior, 386 Magdalen street, died suddenly yesterday morning.tor on the G.T.Rs, but has been retired for some time.He has been ailing for some months now, but no one expected that death was so mear.Death wus due to heart trouble.CAST AWAY FOR EVER, Paines Celery Compound Banishes Rheumatism and Sciatica.MR.BEECHINOR WAS IN A TERRIBLE CONDITION.tt Could Not Walk or Put His Hand to His Mouth.Six Bottles of Nature's Medicine Effect a Complete Cure.\u2014\"nu} A STRONG AND CONVINCING STORY.Wells & Richardson Co., Dear Sirs,\u2014For five years I suffered from sciatica end rheumatism, at times being so bad that I could not walk or put my hand to my mouth.If I attempted to do any work I would be crippled for weeks.I took medical treatment, Turkish and mineral baths, but all failed to meet my case.Some time ago I tried Paine\u2019s Cel- cry Compound, and after using six bottles I feel like a mew man, and can do a hard day\u2019s work and feel none the worse for it.I have also gained in weight, and can say I am permanently cured.Yours truly, J.BEECHINOR.Shiloh, Ont.C.M.B.A.Last evening Branch 26 of the C.M.B.A.of Canada held ite first open meeting in the society\u2019s hall on St.Alexander street.President M.Eagan occupied the chair, and on the platform beside him were Bro.Martin Callaghan, Grand Deputies C.Dau- delin, P.A.Boucher, J.J.Costigan and T.P.Tansey, Chancellor John H.Feeley, A.D.McGillies, T.J.Finn, Patrick Reynolds, L.E._ Simoneau, Thos.W.Nicholson, M.Sharkey, Dr.Daudelin and 0, FREE «3% T0 BALD HEADS We will mail on application, tree information how to upon a bald fallin \u201d ys scalp diseases.Address The crowning-glory of Altemheim Med, Woman is Her Hair.\" Dispensary, Dept.Y.J.Box 779 Cincinnati, Ohio.1d head, stop hair andremove \u2014 Joos I Make Your Home Beautiful eee Sample books of Choice Wall Paper { for Residences, Churches, Offices.Lodge Rooms, Public Halls, Hotels.Stores and our booklet, \u201cHow to Paper,\u201d sent free to apy address.Write a postal to THE WALL PAPER KING OF CANADA.C.B.SCANTLEBURY, P.O.Box 910.Belleville, Ont.Mention what prices you expect to pay, the rooms you wish to paper and where you saw this advertisement.&3 We pay express charges.Fagan, Rev.Martin Callaghan, Grand Chancellor Finn and Chancellor J.E.Morrisno.After the speeches the following excellent programme was given :\u2014 Piano solo, Miss Maggie O'Byrne; 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point, Grace; cover point, MoCuaig; forwards, Bain, DeWitt (capt.), O\u2019Brien, Monteith.| The old rivals, Monarchs and Granites, come together for the first time this sea- som for their match in the Independent Junior League series, which takes place street.The Granites will probably line up as follows :\u2014 i Gantlett, goal; Hodge, point; Belling ham, cover point; forwards, Munro, Mel- drum, Lunn and Briegel.The team representing the Monarchs will be chosen after their practice to-night, and will likely be taken from the following players :\u2014Brennan, Boon, Smith, Pow, MoAllen, Campbell, Briegel, Winn and Radford.Mr.Hugh Baird, of the M.A.A.A., has been chosen as referee.AN INSURANCE GAME.The third match of the Insurance Hock- | intermediate series, will take place to-night | to-morrow evening at the Jubilee Skating Rink, corner Delorimier avenue and Craig played, which was beautifully placed by | Capt.Spearing.The Quebec Club, having drawn the bye in this competition, will play the winners on the Victoria Curling Club\u2019s ice at 7.45 p.m.to-day.At 2 p.m.to-day the Quebec Club plays the Victoria Club a two-rink match for the branch tankard, one rink on each club\u2019s ice, and tomorrow the winners play Sherbrooke, who drew the bye.SNOWSHOEING.ARGYLE\u2019S FIRST RUN.The Argyle Snowshoe Club have their first steeplechase on the 20th inst.The run will be to Lachine, starting from the P.AAA.BOWLING.WANT HIM TO TAKE IT BACK.Ottawa, Jan.18.\u2014At a meeting of the bowlers of the O.A.A.C.C.it was decided unanimously that \u201cDoc.\u201d Harris be asked to withdraw his resignation as chairman of the bowling committee.It is likely that the genial doctor will reconsider his decision, AT THE P.A.A.A.Scuggert and Miller, and it was only on payment of a very large sum of money that the directors of the Montreal Club sucoeeded in getting their release.Manager Dooley had some trouble in making Lis selections.Hanlon of Baltimore and Comiskey af St.Paul declared that Scug- gert was the best available man, while cthers placed their faith in Miller.Dooley promptly bought them both, and this completes a team that is believed to be the strongest Canada ever kmew.News was received this morning that a conference of Western and Eastern Leagues will take place in Buffalo on January 24th.Representatives will, of course, be present from Montreal.The conference is for the purpose of discussing the drafting system mow in vogue, the preparation of the schedule, ete.\u2019 WILL ST.THOMAS GET IN?Port Huron, Ont., Jan.18.\u2014St.Thomas, Ont, has made application to become a member of the International Baseball League.À mail vote is now being taken in place of Guelph, where no practical steps have-yet been taken towards the organization of a club.St.Thomas is considered as good a ball town as Guelph, and the change will make the circuit more compact and considerably shorten the mileage.In the event of Grand Rapids not securing a franchise in the Western League that city may also apply for mem- upon the question of admitting that town \u2014 | CURED 5,000 WEAK MEN x T NEWS NOTES, | Geo.Arthur Lee, a Michigan Central : - d n, 26 .AND Balvey brokemer, © fr train ot Til- last year with the DR 3 EN ELE(, sonbure pa was ground to pieces, seven TRIC BE LT, famous t \u20ac wor over, N cars passing over the body.jedtoy drugs, no ill effects, but SAP DRE.on, rene nL oot Se, Lawley, remedy \u2014 ELECTRI .Al Ng 8 NIGHT LOSSES, VARICOCELE, yy # DEVELOPMENT, IMPOTENCY anq of YOUTHFUL ERRORS speedily cured, CONSULT ME FREE at office, or write for book explaining all.Sent sealed yp, request.DR.T, SANDEN, 156 St, James St, Montre; Que.Office hours, 9 to 6; Sundays, II to I, | ow York at moon yesterday for Béton.route to St, John -N.B., where his Canadian tour will begin.; A special despatch from Rome Pay there was a severe earthquake 8 yes terday at Atgenta (eighteen miles south- cast of Ferrara).A church and geveral buildings were wrecked, and some persons were injured.The Dominion Bank # about to put an circulation an issue of $20 bills, engraved with the head of President Sir Frank Smith.An issue of $10 motes is to follow.It is many years since this honor last fell to the president of the bank.A boating party, consisting of the United States consul, Mr.W.W.Ashby, Dr.Hafemann, the German consul, Master Mechanic Mott, and four others, are supposed to have been drowned at Colon, Columbia.The body of the boatman has already \u2014, ue 4 +3-==2-44- CU Ler ee J Clarke ary 21st.They are also arranging home Rofore Dick mpire.LJUMTNS and home matches with the Chesterville Su ry Boone.Club.Alexandria has inter for a mmary : splendid team, and will doubtless give a 1 Ga Scored by.Won by.good account of themselves before the win- me.Sullivan.+.G.T.R.tar i 2 Game.Sullivan.0 .G.TR.FT 8 over.3 Game.Loucks.G.T.R.4 Game.Clarke.C.P.R.GAME AT MAGOG.5 Game.Loucks.G.T.R.| Magog, Que., Jan.18.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The 6 Game.Liston.C.P.R.| first match of the season was played here 7 Game.Johnston., .C.P.R.| on Saturday between a team representing The next game in this league will be the Dominion Cotton Mills and one from played to-morrow night in the Montagnard Rink, between the C.P.R.and G.N.W telegraphers.TRAFFIC-FREIGHT VS.PASSENGERS 4 A game of hockey was played on the Standard Rink last night between a team from the Traffic and Freight Department and a team from the Passenger Department of the Grand Trunk Railway.The match resulted 8 to 2 in favor of the latter team.The teams were as follows: \u2014 Traffic and Freight\u2014A.G.McNicholl, A.Moore.Passenger Department\u2014J.Melville, E.Elliott, E.Cleary, T.Mundy, W.Dunn, T.Washer, W.Ballantyne.GAMES IN VIEW, The match to-morrow evening between the Vics.and Shamrocks will be an important one for the latter and should draw a large crowd, as there is certain to be a lively contest.À challenge his been issued by the Cama- dian Express Company to the Canadian Yruit Traders, to a friendly game of hoe key.To facilitate matters, correspondence may be addressed to H.Driscoll, secretary Canadian Express Company.What promises to be one of the most exciting hockey matdhes of the season in the When Shooting For Pleasure Isn't it foolish to spoil your sport by Be nsing poor ammunition, or targets that cither break in the traps or can\u2019t be broken with the butt of your gun?When you fit out here you insure satisfaction.We have had years of experience in loading Shells.and know just how to do it in order to get the best results.Your money back if not satisfied is the strongest guarantee we can give you.We are agents for the genuine Cleveland Blue Rocks, the best made.In buying Shells from your Jocal dealer, see that the name GRIFFITHS is onevery box.Then you are sure they're right, The Griffiths Cycle Corporation (LIMITED.) World's Largest Sporting Goods Dealers.MONTREAL DEPOT, 14 Beaver Hall Hill Hannah, T.Clark, D.Walsh, L.Macdonald, J.Turpin, Referee\u2014Archie Cumingham.Umpires\u2014Mesers.Bald and Cooke.HOW IT IS PLAYED IN TORONTO.ludicrous in the extreme.stead here on Saturday next.WINCHESTER'S LOSS.take a similar position there.complimentary banquet.mm INKERMAN\u2019S OFFICERS.officers :\u2014Hon.president, H.Durant; president, J.Slater; vice-president, E.surer, D.Mulloy; captain, W.Redmond; committee, KE.Bishop, J.Davidson, H.Feader, F.Cass, R.Halliday.team.POINT OLUB TO MEET.p.m.Some matters under dispute are to be brought up at this meeting, and finally settled.teams.© - CURLING.W.D.Letwihiwaite Toronto, Jan.18.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The first hockey game in Toronto this season was pulled off last night at Mutual Street Rink, between the T.A.C.IL, and the Garrison teams.It was an intermediate O.H.A.game, and neither team showed anything hke good form.Combbination play was as scarce as schp in a back-woodsmen\u2019s ehanty, and the shooting was fearfully and wonderfully wild.The soldiers were handicapped by an apparent inability to skate, and when they got the puck their efforts to guide it and retain their equilibrium were The score was the town.After a very exciting game, the Cotton Mills won by 3 goals to 1, and incidentally won an oyster supper from the town team.The local team plays Stan- Cornwall, Jan.18.\u2014Winchester\u2019s athletic circles suffered quite a loss the other day wheh Mr.Frank Emery, accountant in the Union Bank, left for Wiarton to On the night before his departure the members of the Winchester Hockey Club and a rumber of other friends tendered him a Cornwall, Jan.18.\u2014The Inkerman Hockey Club have organized with the following Macdonald; secretary, T.McIntosh; trea- Inkerman kas excellent material for a good junior A meeting of the P.A.A.A.Hockey Club has been called for Thursday at 8 ST.ANTHONY\u2019S VS.MAISONNBUVE.The first of a series of games for gold medals will be played next Saturday evening, the 22nd inst., on the Maisonneuve Rink, between the above-mentioned hockey SHERBROOKE RINKS IN QUEBEC.Quebec, Jan.18.\u2014Two rinks of the Sherbrooke Curling Club arrived in the city yesterday te contest with the Vie- toria and Quebec Curling Clubs for the branch tankard and the Governor-Gen- eral\u2019s prize.Fast night two rinks of the Victoria Curling Club played two rinks from the Sherbrooke Club, on the Quebec Curling Club\u2019s ice, for the Governor-Gen- eral\u2019s prize.The Sherbrookes won by one point.A number of spectators witnessed the match, including several ladies.For some time the game was exoeedingly close, the deciding stone being the very last one shared the Lbonors of yesterday\u2019s races with the outsiders, each winning three of the six events.The weather was clear and the track heavy.The sensation of the day was the discovery of an electric device for nefarious use in the possession of Rogers, a emall owner and trainer, and this led to the issuance of the following order: \u201cR.Rogers, Jockey Uastro and Jockey Chinn, are fined $50 each, for having brought to the grounds or having had in their possession during meeting an amita- tion lead pad containing an electric battery 60 tarranged as to stimulate the speed of a horse.The case agamst the other parties implicated in the affair 48 continued.\u201d The summary follows; First race, 74 furlonge\u2014Caylotta C., 105, C.Combs, 10 to 1, won; Loyalty, 104, Songer, 5 to 2 and even, second; Viscount, 109, Burns, (no betting), third.Time, 1.43.Sister Olara, Mellie, Dr.Simpson, Van Nessa, Domingo, Masterpiece, Lulu Fry and Laura Cotta also ran.Second race, selling, 1 1-16 miles\u2014Mr.Baston, 94, C.Clay, 9 to 2, won; Caddie C., 101, Thompson, 8 to 1 and even, second; The Doctor, 101, Kittley, 30 to 1, third.Time, 1.58.French Gray and Laura May also ram.Third race, selling, 6 furlongs-\u2014Aurania, T.Burns, 3 to 1, won; Laureta D., C.Clay, 7 to 1 and 6 to 5, second; Eleanor Songer, 25 to 1, third.Time, 1.203.Maggie F., Annie Teuton and Terranet also ran.Fourth race, handicap, one mile-\u2014Soa Robber, 101, T.Burns, 11 to 10, Won; Da vid, 110, Caywood, 3 to 1 and 3 to », second; Surmount, 93, Songer, 20 to 1, third.Time, 1.48.Wells Street, Elkins, Dokstadter, Spring Time, and Sallie Cli- quot also ran.Fifth race, 6 furlongs\u2014Tom Kingsley, 112, Southard, 1 5to 1, won; Aunt Maggie, Barrett, 4 to 1, second; Niamnie David, 7 to 1, Burns, third.Time, 1.10.Jennie, The Editor, also ran.Sixth race, 63 furlongs, selling\u2014Al.Lone, 103, P.Campbell, even, won; Teeta May, 105, Clay, 4 to 1 and 7 to 5, second; Vence D\u2019Or, Turner, 50 to 1, third.Time, 1.274.Blacking Brush, Second Attempt, Pitall and Little Chap, also ran.THE WHEEL.NEW TRACK ASSOCIATION.new York, Jan.18.\u2014The Times to-day says:\u2014A Track Association, in opposition to the National Cycle Track Association, is being formed throughout the country, and already eight good tracks are ready to join.W.J.Morgan, New York editor of the L.A.W.Bulletin, and prospective manager of the prospective national cycledrome at Ambrose Park, said yesterday that he felt assured the membenship of the new organization would speedily excel that of its rival.Mr.Morgan announced that the naw association would send in a request to Albert Mott, chairman of the National Racing Board, for a circuit.He also intimated that an agent had signed a squad of well-known foreign riders in the interest of the new assocmation.WHEELMEN MOVING.The Bicycle Rights Association had a meeting last night, at which there was a committee appointed to interview the al- dermanic candidates with a view to getting support for the platform of the association.The secretary was also instructed to write letters of thanks to Messrs.Atwater and Rolland for their efforts in securing the defeat of the Turnpike Trust Bill at Quebec.BASEBALL.TEAM IS COMPLETED.The Montreal baseball team for 1898 has been completed.It will be as follows: Dooley, 1st base; Scuggert, 2nd base; Barry, ss.; Henry, 3rd base; Bannon, Lf; Miller, c.f.; Shearon, r.f.Two new pitch- ors and one new catcher, in addition to McFarlane, Yerrick, and Butler.May be Saved.Hxcellent Work Thht Has Been Already Done by the Gravenhurst Sanatorium.î Mr.W.J.Guige, Toronto, writes: At this time of the year our thoughts turn in sympathy towards those less fortunate than ourselves.The successful work thet has been done at tlie Sanatorium at Gravennuret for the cure of incipient pulmonary consumption, and the urgent need for help in that direction, compels me to ask for aid from those who widh to help one of the best of all charities, the only institution of the kind in Canada.The Sanatorium, although it has only been opend for four mOnths, has already proved that its work is no longer an experiment.Up to the present time forty- five patients have been received, representing every part of the Province, especially from the low area of western Ontario, representing all classes of society\u2014editors, ministers, business men, servants, mechanics, students, clerka and others.In almost every case, it can be said, that re- r«rkable progress has been made.A number have been discharged by the medical superintendent, cured, or with the disease arrested, so that work may be resumed.One of the indications of improvement in the patients, which might be noted, is the encouraging fact that forty-two out of forty-five have shown a decided increase in weight.About twenty patients have gained from fifteen to twenty-eight pounds during the short time of their stay, and one young man discharged a month ago as cured, returned to his work in the city with em increased weight of forty-five pounds.Should it not be n cause of gratitude to the thousands of suffering people through out this country, as well as to their friends and the interested public, to know for a certainty, {hat consumption is now being cured in our own land, and thet it is no longer necessary for the sick ones to take a weary pilgrimage to Colorado or Qalifor- nia, and thus be exiled far from home.An incident occurred recently which serves fo express the spirit of \u201cnew hope\u201d that comes to those who enter the Sanatorium.One of the best known citizens of Toronto having occasion to bring a sick daughter to the institution said to a friend at the dinner table: \u201cThis is the first meal I have eaten for a month.\u201d During the previous week he had been watching with a troubled heart his child, weak and suffering from the disease, but after entering the Sanatorium with its cheerful surroundings, and with the wonderful improvement that he found in eo many of the patients, he felt that a new hope had come to himself.Rev.J.Pearen, a well known Methodist minister, in a recent note to the Medical Superintendent, eayy: \u201cI am desirous that all sufferers should know of the good work that the Sanatorium is doing, When I sent my daughter to the institution I felt that it was our last hope so far as human help goes, but after spending about three months there she returned with a new lease of life upon her face The benefit she received seems also to be permanent, for she has increased in weight since her return a month ago.\u201d i But what shall we say of the pitiful appeal from the large number of young men and women who seeek admission as patients but cannot be received for lack of means?If we had the necessary funds.the experience of the past four months assures us that we could promise life to fully one-half of those who are now turned away apparently to die.We want $10,000 at once to help the trustees in carrying on this work.We also want to build four new cottages during cme coming season., These would make beautiful memorial gifts.The report of Dr.Bryce, secretary of Provincial Board of Health, shows over 3,000 died last year in Ontario from this cause alone.Were the necessary funds given, and with the disease detected in earlier stages, there is no reason why the lives of over half of them cannot be saved.May we not have your aid in this good work?Your dollar will help to save the | The western managers were hot after life of some young maa.pany the tender.This accepted bank cheque must be endorsed over to the Minister of Railways and Canals, and will be forfeited # the party tendering declines entering into contract for the work at the rates and on the terms stated in the offer eubmttted, The accepted cheque thus sent in will be returned to the Taspective parties whose tenders are not accepted, The Department does not bind ftself to accept the lowest or any tender, L.K, JONES, Secretary, Department of Rallways and Canals, Ottawa, January 13th, 1898, (Granite Ware \u201cSnap\u201d Prices\u2014for Four Days only.SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! We have laid out on three tables In our basement the following Mnes of super-exoellent GRANITE WARE, and for four days omly\u2014the balance of the week\u2014we will offer these at the exceptionally low \u2018\u2018Snap\u2019\u2019 prices attached : Newspapers Insertinæ this advertisement without authority from the Department will not be paid for it.sf Lathedial Steel, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Special 15c Table Milk Paeme, Pudding Pans, Ladies, Long Hendled Déppers, Scoops, Wesh Bowles, Saucepans, Mt k Turcens, Soup Bowls, Cups and Saucers, Oval Pudding Pans, Cream Pétchers, Jelly Oake Dlates, atc., etc, REGULAR EVPRYDAY PRICE, 25c.OUR SPECIAL PRICE, FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY, 15c, In the matter of Expropriation for the widening of Cathedral Street, from Osborne Street to ®t, Antoine Street, in the St.Antoine Ward of this city.PUBLIC! NOTICOE \u2018© hereby given, that the igned Commissioners have amended the 8 al Assessment Roll in the above mentioned matter of Expropriation, and have, in pursuance of the provisions of dhe 220th Section pf the Act 52nd Vie., \u2018Chap, 79, deposited the said moll in the Office of the Cihy Clerk, where {t may be seem and examined by any person interested, until Saturday, the fifth day of February next, and that on Monday, the seventh day of the same momth, at elevem o'clock in the forenoon, the maid Commis- stoners will meet at thedr officr, in the City Hall, to review the saïd Special Rofl of Assessment, and that they wiM, theu and there, hear and examine all complaints in relation to such Specfal Roll of Assessment.Special 25¢ Table Feapots, Coffee Pots, Wash Besins, M#k Pans, Frying Pens, Pudding Pans, Roast Pans Dippers, Preserve Kettles, Cake Pans, Copper-bottom- ed Saucepans, JeMy Moulds, ete., etc, REGULAR BVBRYDAY PRIGE, 50c.OUR SPECIAL PRICE, FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY, 25 Special 50c Table Toilet Jar, Totlet Jugs, Oral Trays, Corncake Pans (12 tn sheet), Large Water Jugs, Ouspédors, Preserving Ketties, Rice Bofiers, Large Te and Coffee Pots, Copper-bottomed Saucepans, etc, etc.REGULAR EVERYDAY PRICE, 75c to £1.00.WM.MASTERMAN, OUR SPECIAL PRICE, FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY, bûc.B.J.COGHLIN, T, PREFONTAINE, Commissioners, EZ\" As the above articles are sure to sell \u2018at sight,\u201d intending purchasers, to secure a large choice, should visit our basement at once.JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine Street, Commissioners\u2019 Room, ] City Hall, Montreal, 15th January, 1898.| To be inserted in The Herald and Gazette on the 18th amd 19th Jammuery Instant.TAN DAV VL HLH VY Tenders for Licenses to cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Yukon District.Terms Cash.Corner of Metcalfe Street.Tel.3833.: a N OTI CE.The General INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the mmatter of DAMASE LAPOINTE, SEALED THNDERS, addressed to the undersigned, and marked om the envelope \u201cTender for Timber Berth in the Yukon District,\u201d will be received at this Department until noon on Tuesday, the 25th of January, 1898, for licenses to cut timber on berths in the Yukon District.Ais the berths have not been surveyed, it will be neces- Annuel meeting of # sary for each applicant to furnish a de.2138 St.Catherine Street, Moutreal, In.Shareholders of the \u2018Jean Reuse CRF sorption of the tract upon which bo dc.Solvent.= .Lams Mabie compmoy of tr , ï ars : , No, 1724 : the Department to identify the game pes i g Fill Sell by Public Dame Street, Montreal, on Thuredey, © auction, at No.69 ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal, Thursday, 27th January, 1898, applicant, however, will be permitted acquire a greater \u2018ares than five square miles, Each tender must be accompanied by an 10th day of February next, et 3 p,m- The notice ls issued under Sectiou By-law V, 2 d J.N.GREBN@HIELDS.accepted cheque on a chartered 1 6 g .7.favor of the Minister of the Interior\u201d a At 11 O'Clock A.M, Secretar the amount of the bonus which he fs\u2019 pre- the following movable assets ; _ pared to pay far the berth.General stock of Crockemy, Glass- In addition to the bonus which may be ware, Tea, Coffee, and Store RIC?paid for a berth, a stumpage of $2.00 per Fixtures .tesserenean $1293.23 PROVINCE OF QUEBB(, DIST al! thousand, Jeet, board measure, must be paid Book Debts, as per Wet .* 32.64 of Montreal, St Count, No: Terms cash.P.C.Ryan, et Plaintiffs, versus VW.Rose, Defendant On the awents-é#}, January instant, et ten of the clock ! oo forcwoon, at the place of business \u20ac The license which may be issued to cut timber on any of the berths wi r the term of one year, Wil be for A saw-mill shall be arected b The store whl be n { y the 26th Met.open for inspection on For other particulars, apply to H ed by the H- sald Def ox ¢ Helen Suet before the Bret day of maple, berth on or LAMARCHE & BENOIT, fi4, Defomdent, to.8 Stall Do aid JAMES A.SMART, 1709 Notre Deme Street, Montreal, cherie of ino lic: aH het,\u201d ised ® Deputy of the Minister of the Inferlor.MARCOTT + ! \u201c| this els the sald Defenda goods, CC Department of the Interior, E BROS,, cance, consésting of dress W.W.Sméth, B.S.C, Montreal, 178 uary, 1898, VAT ¢ Ottawa, 11th January, 1898.Auctioneers, ¢ (Goodness is the Main Point with us.$ pre cheapness of our Furnit Buying is brisk on account of the bj ° in prices to clear room for our coming Spring Grade ure lies in its goodness.JANUARY DISCOUNT SALE.0 From 10 to 25 per cent.actual reduction during our RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, Vara Furniture House, 652 CRAIG STREET: nro A4 444400 $ EEE A np, un.a ww == am | | 1 upgy Mitre] J ¢ | 2 ii \u2014 F WW-C BBB VV VN VO VOD OO BN BV BB WW o\u2014m UN LI P 2 â if -t eB | = | ¥ g 2% I} 8 ur- I # rr e 154 15 15 Do pfd.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3 89 39 Illinois Central.\u2026.\u2026.| 1094| 10 110 Louisville & Nashville.ou 58 59 Lake Shore.be ooo ooo, Northern Pacifle.663! 65§ New York Central.117 115 116 Ontario & Western.164 16} |.Reading, assess, pfd.11#; 11 11 St.Paul.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.081 98 99: Union Pacific.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.32ÿ|.31 3 Wabash pfd.oe 198! 19 20 Bank Rate'.eee» se 3 CONSOIS.caterer msccoee Jeoseeefoosense]onnae ve | Rentes.sos wens soon saan -e