The Herald, 2 février 1898, mercredi 2 février 1898

[" : $ nf >=\u201d [ a ) 7, | = / \u2014\u2014 3 | i =4 be -a im, ai i 1S ners inne ther ent, ent, ent, eut, ent, ent, ent entent, ent.\u2018entent, \u2018ent, \u2018ent, ent, ent, ee eet \u2018ent, lon, Ce 0e 6 D A A D 0 Os 0 0 M A 0 0 M 0 D M D A - Peo B | IN ==:s= Le Salers.cones ee LT [19-191 Mance (rear).9» 5 12-324 Cadieux.«oo.15 2 8 | 105 Drolet 110, 99 ; Mayor\u2014 - Lonnaughton., .1,085 20-74 Milton av.19 39 13\u2014380 Av.Hotel de 8 u % ZB AINE, (Accl) I , T7 21\u2014616 St.Lawrence.3] 48 Vilel.co 2e 20000 9 619 x RAYMOND PREFONT ( Majority for Gallery.52 22\u2014734a St.Lawrence.26 24 14\u20148 Grothe.\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 1 A = Mr.wagnon's majority .ay Fast Wand\u2014 23\u2014532 Upper St.Ch.Bor.18 69 15-27 St.Emery.* | ST.ANTOINE WARD.24\u2014114 Park av.2 41 16\u201460 St.Norbert.20 44 > \u2014 CLEOPHAS BRAUSOLEIL.H.B.Ames.2,32 25\u2014124 Park av.«ee 27 58 17495 St.Lawrence.4 3 a ST.JAMES WARD, GILBERT MARSOLAIS, F.M.Sullivan.769 26\u2014537 St.Urbain., .43 54 | 18-501 Sherbrooke.+s .5 27 Soa _ _ 27\u201445 Emily.69 50 N ( ea: No.1, Centre Ward\u2014 Majority for Ames.1,553 \u2014_\u2014_ v Poll.Location.Robillard, Bry, HORMISDAS LAPORTE.Total.909 1,28 St.James.; 1-11 Rousseau., 21 gy H.B.RAINVILLE.ST.ANTOINE WARD Mr.Clearihue\u2019s majority, 229.|, West.Lh, 27 Amherst.3 5 \u2014Seat No, 1\u2014 - : 3\u20141196 Notre Dame.% % West Ward\u2014 | Poll.Location.Ames.Sullivan.ry Amber LL Lea is , A.A.STEVENSON.1-32 Victoria Square.42 12 &\u20145 Dubord.LT 9 1 JAMES McBRIDE, 2\u201416 Little St.Antoine.32 39 7\u2014419 Do:chester.41 ; 3-4 Beaver Hall Hill.38 8 8\u201435 Label] + 5 St.Ann\u2019s Ward\u2014 4\u201433 Sk.Antoine.31 17 04 St Christonne 1 18 2 | DANIEL GALLERY, 5796 protester.cen = 1 10190 St.Tins ve = 5 Tn Fhilinps uare.- THOMAS KINSELLA.7\u201470 Manstield.45 8 noi Mean.cee 41 à St.Antoine Wand\u2014 ( 8\u20142257 St.Catherine.68 1 12-15 ole.H un A \u2018| 9-62 Mayor.30 21 13-218 Beaudry.3 à G.W.SADLER.10\u201450 Oity Councillors.51.7 14\u2014197 Montca'm.vee.48 a ÿ H.B.AMES, 11-27 Shuter.57 10 olla nen (ny ce een Boy | 12\u20142 Underhill Place.64 2 vario (rear).25 à St.Lawrence Ward\u2014 13\u2014353 Prince Arthur.78 2 St.Denis, 17\u2014208 St.Hubert.\u2026.8 8 | J.B CLBARIHUE 14\u201442 Victoria.ve ss os oa 88 5 118-211 S*.Christophe.fees 09 49 H.À.FRERES ' 15\u2014103 MeTavisk:.\u2026 66 0 19\u2014344e Se.Timothee.ceo Bp .A.5.16\u20142431 St.Catherine.gf 20\u2014438 An:herst.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 .St ie Ward 17-008 Desobmerine.\u201ca.05 3 21\u2014246 Wolfe, cee \" = - Louis Ward\u2014 18\u2014126 Cathedral.37 n 2281 Wolke.eee Bd A.E.PAQUETTE.19-18 Cathedral.27 og yon Deamduy.D 4 ARTHUR GAGNON, 20663 St.James.18 25 24\u2014204a Visiation.'.44 y 21\u201416 Mountain.y.17 52 25\u2014331 Se.Hubert.27 9 St.James Ward\u2014 22\u2014126 Mountain.\u2026.\u2026.41 29 Ko aN pe 26\u2014484 Berri.% 34 JOS.BRUNET.23\u20142299 Notre Dame.17 .33 i AS - ALD.GALLERY.pares AULL.71981 nario OUT B O8 SEPH HAMB CAES Ans = + St.Ann's, .28\u2014463 St.Timothee.50 % JO ARCHAMBAULT @ Goa > 28-500 Wolfe.30 4 St.Mary\u2019s Ward\u2014 7 30\u2014638 Beaudry.5 5 H.W.LAREAU, HERCULE DUPRE.Hochelaga Ward\u2014 R.DUFRESNE.J.B.WILSON.St Jean Baptiste Ward\u2014 LEANDRE OUIMET, EDWARD ROY.St.Gabriel Ward\u2014 LOUIS A.JACQUES, ; | RICHARD TURNER.St.Denis Ward\u2014 F.X.PRENOVEAU.P.G.MARTINEAU.| |._\u2014 SUMMARY OF VOTING HAST WARD.C.Beausoleil.245 | | KF.Mercier.224 ALD.GAGNON.St.Louis.ALD.All AL .St.Mary's.Majority for Beausoleil.21 ss G.Marsolais.293 | R.Chartrand.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.18 | Majority for Marsolais.115 WEST WARD.A.A.Stevenson.497 Ed.Thompson.147 | Majority for Stevenson.350 Jas, McBride.478 W.Mann.167 Majority for McBride.311 ST.LAWRENCE WARD.ALD.AMES, J.B.Clearihue.cree ee +.1,228 Alo, Dui, St.Antoine.Jas.Cochrame., .999 St.Mary's.N STN Majority for Clearihue.229 | LE pt \u2018 H 4.Bers.a.101 | WNT \u201c7 7 ( \u201cSeaman.LT T ae ac R.8.Weir., wa .a.59) = _\u2014 Le fs) i ( Plurality for Ekers.405 A be THEA A A PRISE 1 7 GA A Bt : ! ST.JEAN BAPTISTE WARD.Wg ad L.Ouimet.1,856 P.Leclerc.819 ) Majority for Ouimet., 1,237 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u20ac E.Roy.13%0 : T.A.Grothe.1,003 f M: } it a +e ee i?.\u20ac | ajority for Roy 237 | ALD.SADILIuit.ALU, Man isouÂl, î : St.Antoine.St.Denis.3 PE a ES WARD.os ALD.OLEARIHUE, Prat ; .u \"ee oe .se +.) ° J.D.Couture.10 os ALD.OUIMET.St.Lawrence.o\u2014 \u2014 J Va Boy.\u2026.rte ee ee SI Bt.Jean Baptiste.SEC RN | 21\u201432 Montana.49 0 À Plurality for Paquette.206 a - © É Wi MA 72-236 Montana.++.+ ; ë < o T « 33\u2014706 &t.Andre.\u2026 i $ \u2014mene 24\u20142499 Notre Daune.se se 36 19 1 ZZ N 34\u2014870 Sit Andre « oo 26 $ A.Gaguon.137 95\u2014835 St.James.22 14 \u2018 38 762 Ra am % \u2018 Dr.Beausoleil.619 .[2-201 St.Antoine.70 19 2 36\u201470 Ri oy COST a * $ 2, \u2014 27\u2014178 Mountain.+ .\u2026\u2026.6 1 \u2018 ivard.2 \u2014 $ Majority for Gagnom.759 28-495 Guy\".\u2026.49 1 \u201c 1,881 1487 $ \u2014_\u2014_ 292531 St.Catherine.\u2026.40 3 sori t\u2014108 \u2019 < ST.JAMES WARD, a auberine ce sere 2 : Majority for Brunet \u2019 : & Dounet.cree 1331 32\u2014256 St.Luke.T3 0 fl §T.DENIS WARD No.$ Torrens leg 2631 SG Catherine.65 4 A Preno- LAO\" : \u2018Majority 34\u20142679 St.Oatherine.98 5 HIN ne Majority for Brunet.1% 135 2780 St.Catherine.89° 2 1 ) Poll Location, To 2 : : 36\u20141255 Dorchester.54 1 ANNE 2092 Rivard.a : HOUHELAGA WAFD, 37\u20144 Gaudry.O1 oa 3 Ale 2\u20141426 St.Denis.- 9 gl $ R.Dufresne.se eo 10 00 2.615 35\u2014401% St.Antaine.36 8 WN S 3\u2014186 Carriere.ë@ë.- 5 15 * J.Gauthier, , ce oo oo es ses.410 39\u20141017 St.James.ce een 36 32 \u2019 4\u20141208 Berri .0.5% 2 3 oo | es 140-937 St.James.35 20 | 5\u201417 Carillon.+.8 ¢ Majority for Dufresne.205 41-361 Seigneurs.98 25 ALD.LAPORTE ALD.TURNER 6\u2014213 Carriere.+o - = 5% 2 \u2014 42\u20142571 Notre Dame.2 29 D, LAPORTE, : 7\u2014215 Breboeuf.- 3 ; ST.DENIS WARD.43\u20141119 St.James.30 20 Centre.Hocheläga.; St.Gabriel, 8\u2014431 Chambord.\u2026 \u2026- D + F.X.Prenoveau.520 4i\u201474 Chatham.15 30 9\u20141577 St.Hubert.52 4 : E.Lafontaine., ., .449 45-88 Workman.17 46 C 10\u20141598 St.Hubent.57 \u2014 « \u2014 46\u20141192 St.James.7 27 .| O Toon #8 © Majority for Prenoveau.71 47\u201485 Pulford.2 38 | 520 Majority for Prenoveau-71.ms - ry being £ = se of \u2018 the C.A.A.A.and 0.A.A.C.OOMS TO LET\u2014TWo comfortable go T .M .- , anc : ky di pany ie being formed for the purpo between .ed rooms, with or with Turn McLaren, Brockville.ilton Victorias by 10 shots.This leaves When Dan Stuart could not move Fitz- putting out 10,000 of these machines in the teams at the (Capital rooms this evening family.Terms moderne hoard be Lindsay and Parkdale to play the final simmons from the stand he has taken, spring, and rights will be obtained in all ended in a fizzle.After ome game toine Street, » your house, 71 Main Street.Xo az.8 the Montagnards to win, and their spirits }- en by CH, Geale Din el be dat 6.30 < [ Davies knew this and often got him into through any Montreal book store.BREWERS, selling _this.i È rai somewhat when the Montagnards J N° Hichkn .Cameron inner wi served at 6.30 p.m.Spe- bad scrapes.While making one of their © ; .N.Hlickey G H.Me =o ; ET ; § FOR SALE-For the million, kindling 82.6 scored the first game in four seconds, but ¥.Findley 1 SE) feHenry 10 cial arrangements have been made for the tours they stopped at Washington city BOWLING Pale Ales and P orter cut maple, $2.50 Mill Blocks.$15 Hi ile Telegraphers woke up to the occasion J.N.Allen J.F.Mundie entertainment of members on that evening and Jackson and Davies received an in- C LACHINE, P Brame.3 C, MéDiarmtd, fus \u2018 a d held their opponents close.In the MeDuff Lamb Gearge Hyde ater the Jinner.(he directors are sparing vilation to attend a colored ball.Jackson \u2014\u2014a , PQ rare.Ea .Cas Me arm\u201d, chm 5 \u20ac irst half, Charlebois drew the puck and NO SE vel T.Brown no pains to make this the \u201cDinner Nnght\u201d did mot care about going, but the \u2018Par- j i ! : $ ! ; T, 0.Lia ~ .\u2018 .; , ; .>, ; : v \u2014 .- es passed to Moisan who again crossed to 0 a Jde at H.E, Suckling 11 in fhe history of the club.A large sleigh son\u201d insisted, and went with him.M.A.À À.TEAM VICTORIOUS.Montreal one > 1 vit St James St FOR SALE\u2014(heap Rowing Machines, Sin f Charlebois, who scored the first game in Caled n aledionia Ice (Afternoon).will eave the W indsor at 6 p.m., arriving The giant prize fighter was escorted to The SA.A.bowlers defeated the ell Telephone 568.7 W Iam Ray mond and other makes i four seconds.COR R Pace yMomtreat at the Club House in time for dinner.À à platform at one end of the narrow hall Victoria Rifles team last evening on the nd pn St.Hopollte Smt, W.Curie o- porland clei will also leave the Windsor Hotel at and was given a seat.he guests of the alleys of ihe former by a majouity of 182.- \u2014 ABOUT THE - R.Peel F, N.Southam p.m.party filed by and shook the hand of the Lajoie, of the Montrealers, mom he t.- ; WEST-ENDERS.J, Robertson 7 W.I Femwiek 20 big fellow.\u2018Then they orowded about score of the matdh, 659.The results in de.ROOMS WA SE _ \u2014 ! The West End first team will meet the I McLaren Dr.McDonald HOLLY SNOWSHOE CLUB hing and plied him with questions.The tail were as follows :\u2014 WANTED~By young lady, unfurnis:} I P.A.A.A first hockey team on the Twin j Simpson Dr.Ibbotson \u2019 weather was warm and the perspiration M.A.A.À heated room, or flat of two or tim City rink to-night from 7 to 8 o'clock.The A.Cowan 11 RemieMurty The members of the above club proved soon began to pour down the black man\u2019s Re rooms.Respectable Wont End local, \u20ac West End team will be as follows: H.Ash- 1 TES without doubt that the grand sport of cheeks.He leaned over to the \u201cParson\u201d \u2014Strings\u2014 ; rer con tnd rom he on L Ho ton, NW.Caldwell, C.McLean, H.Spencer, On Montreal Ice (Second Day).snowshoeing is far from dead last Monday and whispered: \u201cFor heaven\u2019s sake, get Baird.seveers ee oo oo 166 169 204 539 ald, noes exchanges rs Sa 5 J.White, J.Gardner and F.Wilson; spare Caledonia Montreal evening, when forty members, including me out of here.\u201d Michaud.\u2026.oo .168 192 166 26 I men, Wattier, Norton and Hubert.The RE Christ mes W.Brown ten ladies, tramped over the mountain to \u201cLadies and gentlemen,\u201d the \u201cParson\u201d Carr.\u2026.193 234 209 &6 HO -SEt To NT \\ layers will note the hour and be up early.W.H.Boom Jamo Yate their club house, where they partook of said, in his suavest tomes, and with a Turgeon.211 160 145 516 USES TO RE: a \u2018 The committee have arranged with the J.H.Hutchison 4 T.Williamson 20 light refreshments, and concluded the : display of sincerity, \u201cMr.Jackson tells me Lajoie.214 231 214 659 TO RENT\u2014AT LONGUEUIL\u2014A DOUBLE management of the rink to have a special D.Robertson O N.Evans evening with dancing.On the 11th of this ; he is delighted with your attentions and Walsh.+.160 145 167 472 Brick House, in &paclous grounds, frou: practice on Thursday night, 7 to 8, when H Cameron W.M.Taylor month the members are holding an \u201cAt | would be glad to remain longer, but he \u2014 rr img towards the river, Five bedroom , it is asked that the second team especially, IW.Wilson 17 © W Des Home\u201d in the Queen\u2019s Hall, when a splen- \u2018has forgotten something-\u2014he came away 3,348 ae Large Er oo te ne will make a great effort to be out, as they T, Cushing Rev.| on 14 did attendance is expected and deserved Without a razor.\u201d Victoria Rifles.Gh plumbing of the beet, Trouble drarit are scheduled to play \u201cPoints\u201d second on D.Cameron Hy Fry J.Mowatt by this enthusiastic club.\u201cTake mine!\u201d came from a half dozen \u2014Strings\u2014 room, library and dining room.Law : Tuesday next, and must not be caught nap- A.E.Peel CC Coriettiime : different quarters as an equal number of Layer.139 184 137 460 Kitchen, ich Hopper tonk, esters ping.Jas.Paton 18 A.FF.Riddell 13 OVERLAND STEELECHASES.razors were extended to the fighter.Pe- McLenman.144 187 133 .464 farnace, F or $20 per Month.netudiz On Caledonia Ice (Second Day).The Overland Snowshoe Club will hav ter glared at the \u201cParson\u201d for an instant.Wyness.168 \u2018192 201 561 taxes, for pue or three years, Ow SHIRTS V NES Caledonia, Montreal, : ub will have Then he thanked the different individuals .open to an offer from anyone desi ; 3.ENGINES, T8 Sen pard F, © Wilson a club steeplechase across the mountain on .declining the proffered articles with the Mills.«oo.177 189 155 521 1 to purchase.Apply to J.M.M, Dif A friendly game of hockey vas phyea Ye RATE\" Noni Setulasaflrnaun The ab open steele lover excuse Chat they were iso.smal \u2014\u2014'Golored Cotton Mills Co, sme warmacin, 2c on the Jubilee rink last night, between D.Wilson 14 F.Stancliffe 17 lon 8 lon rh the mountain course for his immense hand, and stalked oub of ° = : Longueuil, Que.= teams representing the Standard Shirt Rev.E.M, FIM J.R.Hyde on Saturday, February 19.the hall in offended dignity.Free Trial T9 Any Honest Man mouse me \" = : Company and the Laurie Engine Company.x Se w T5 Bailey 1897 18 7 FLAT WANTED.The game, which was a very interesting ; Ww RT Hu pO Bailie 1 oo * - - 9 Te \u2018 > .R.J, Hughes 14 R.W.MacDougall i ore, ended in un draw.Mr.Fred.McRobi 5 W The Foremost Medical Compan \u2014_\u2014 - \u2018 lficiated as referee, to the satisfaction oi oti = = SKAT IN G.E EL.in the World in the Cure of Cottonades, Tickings, Denims ore.St Covert Stent, est 11 ; oth teams.jontty for Monk \u20ac ; ni pti : \u2019 Union Avenue.Address, with ter is.__ Majority for Wontren]\u201443.A NEW MARK.A CYCLING MAYOR.Weak Men Makes this Offer.Crags.Shivtings, Flannelettes, IB Herald Office, A» THE CITY LEAGUE ; mm Lindstle lce.' \u2014_\u2014 : 8, Zephyrs, Skirtings \u2014 ee rite, Henther Winnipeg's Young Chief Magistrate is HEALTH AND Dress Groods, Le Ori The following i pa AE Pavette Brown I.Faves ° BE innipeg\u2019s Young Chief Magistrate is a ENERGY ASSURED , ods, Lawns, Crinkles, EDUCATIONAL.teams in the we La the standing of the 7 7.Smith Pp.on Sn all arl Reynolds Negotiates a Hundred Devotee of the Silent Steed.HAPPY MARRIAGE, GOOD \u201c Cotton Blankets, Angolas, Yarns _ \u2014\u2014 y league: x Adar at 19 À D, MeLend Yards in 8 4-5 Seconds.20.TEMPER, LONG LIFE Etc., Etc, THE METROPOLITAN SHORTHAY Won Lo PL \"02 OWA i Da 5 Cornell 15 D AL Mayor Alfred J.Andrews, of Winnipeg, \u2019 ° j School's Up-to-Date Gulde and Cale : 2 Ç on Lost Play Émk No.2, etroit, Mich., Feb.2 moi .hi aristra : na \u2014Call or write for free copy.G.N.W.Televraphers.4 04 D.Robertson R.Sharne the cha mp on prof ob, Ta Bey molds, the younges, ed = Canada, In all the world to-day\u2014in all the history of the WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY SUPPLIED, sketch of Montreal, useful informel \u2018 G.T.R.Bonaventure.2 1 5 y esnor & : A proper tson a world\u2019s mark for 100 yards at the is one of the Prairie Capital\u2019s most on.Tostorod so.samy a a treated and Tuilaing.Has st Tames Qreet Mont oP ; .Adair ©.A.Hutch, ; ! + ards a : be où \u20ac ap $ m- d men as has the famed ERIE - , 18 ., Les Montand Eh : 7 2 4 WII Cleshorn 22 W.B.Hutchison 8 |Doulevard Rink.The best previous mark thusiestic wheehnen.He is a member of Nie it dno 06 the tanmaiy: Xo .real.000 C.P.R.Telexra he rs Cee ee 0 3 4 On Heather Ice, from p standing start was nine seconds, : the \u201cWinnipeg for ?98\u201d committee, and will some inventions and discove.a on Re ue MRS.JESSI E KELLOND \u2014 Teacher of - Lelegrap cere ee 3 5117.Price W.J.Thompson e t y himself.\"He cut the record to ! attend the C.W.A.convention at Toronto, equal in the whole realm of medical science.\u2018 () plano, guitar, mandolin and banlo.ee eve Ter % $ Foss ss seconds.Reynolds has accepted the \u2018to prese the claims of the West for the big ) City Councillor Street.A LAOHINE \u201cAT HOME.\u201d Dr.Cameron 4 WF oamisond, Siallengs issued by John Nilson, winner weet next Labor Day.In 1896 Mr.An.XV sArNCE TRIMMING ! \u2014AC INTS- em The Junior Hockey Club, of the Lachine Rev, Mr.Oxley G.H.MeCallen an d pa eet championship at Montreal, drews, then an alderman, won firet place Ç THELAMPOF | Montreal and Toronto, FLATS TO LET.Skating and Curling Club, intend giving an ¥ % a J.K.Ferguson days pects arrange a match in a few prize in the big provincial road race run .Gore \u201cAt Home\u201d to their friends at the Smile ps Gio 9 14 Sev.Nr ngneld ys.J at Winnipeg.He finished ahead of a field BUSINESS CHANCES, TO RENT-The lower flat of the pes cona Hall next Saturday eveni \u2018eb.5 0 , (Second Das Ÿ : TAN TAT 0 starters.He was the father of a \u2014 Rulldlag, Craig Street, Power fori\", ; y evening, Feb.5th.ru\u201d Thistle Ice (Second Day), ANOTHER POSTPONEMENT.bill passed by the City Council last year, | CAPITAL WANTED\u2014For promoting à new manufacturing supplied If desire J.A.Douglas Dr.keane Poughkeepsie, N.Y.Feb, 2.\u2014Owing to ere the wheelmen about, what they obtainable by pais: Full of tieulars = DT TT M.Freeman B.Ross the recent fall of snow the skatin asked for.comb | off 1, Har i : ; ; ng cham- \u2018 e, 8 Chambly Ave ETA GOO Rev De Hay 17 R.hoya 13 pionships which were to have been con- Montreal wheelmen should be willing to | Tene of Beaudry ° ROOMS TO © D Men \u2019 Cr hn 13 tinued yesterday at Spring Lake, have ¥ade Mayors with Winnipeg for a few | fo D.Merfntrre A.Bremner been nos y ab Spring \u20ac, have hs.3 PATENT Advertisemts under this head Bb, R.S.Kinghorn D.A.MeD een postponed until next Friday and Sat.MOnths, just long enough to get what they 41, \u201crs, cent a word per insertion.Six insert F A R M GUN 5 A, Rohan fe 15 = K, Macdonald urday.want down here.for the price & tour.a g Lr.J.T.Finke 15 J H Smith 19 - EY À y Tren ) \u2014_ ble furnis wt On Heather Ice (Second Day) MICHAEL AND HIS TOOTHPICK BO oi.\"wert aeated.Can be bid ¥ We are offeri thi .RU | Tntstie.= .TU F + .room.we'l beated.Can is.a Double-barrelled Brecon.ÿ A.Melee wor Pi mtehiton AND RAC ° Everybody has heard of Jimmy Michael's moderate terms, Apply 14 Dumatts; loader, under-lever action, W.Beltincham J.Stewart toothpick, but few k that the loss of ; oo good strong steel barrels, AB.Mussen G3 Hutehiso tootiipick, ut ferv know tha e loss ot So much deception has been practiced in ad.ished Too complete with $8 00 and load- D: Kinghorn 20 A.C.Hutchison 8 AN OTTAWA PROGRAMME \u201c came near resulting in a defeat for the fret tins makes th s siariiiy Offer now for the P RO ante for mares © conple or sind ng tools, at $8.00.'Dhis is ATR Je \u2019 Velshma: hands of Tavlo 8 .ng offer ;\u2014 oxt atents, W ' ?are ; , Eve d'Sries ûe un, and ehoot pl PU Etre Ÿ Kpioierten Ottawa, Feb.2\u2014The twentyfirst un French youth Ye such is the case, | Éreniphmer sde wide posal oe NES orales cannes Sense parent ERIC i can De desire.41) ceipt of the amount Don hl Te ae m 11 A K.Hutchison nual meeting of the Ottawa Winter.Trot- The diminutive cycle king says that he is storative remedies, positively on trial without * ON.Eux ores advice, MARION & MA.118 St.Urbain Street.+ ; be pleake to send you this lal © vise Archiba .Hardman 12 ting Club will be held from February 8th enabled to inhale just the right quantity Not à dollar hood pod reliable man! » \u201cXPOrts, Temnlo Building, Montreal mmm gun \u2018 \u201d Ton mn ! 3 \u2018 , .ett a ?Nov \u2014n = - gun on anoroval, 1 you do k Total.123 110 to 11th.There will be $2,500 hung out of air when his jaws are brought together aid \u2014till results are known to and acknowledues A tn oA Tea RSONAL t thénk 3t worth the price, Majority f gb in prizes and th trac! le fi h .A ; v the patient g d i Lh N PBRSO! ._ send At bark, Jud we shall vajor or ite I programme à Se rack is a mile, \u2018The upon the pick, and that it reminds him, The frie Medical Company\u2019s appliance and ; \"NTS co ALL \u2014 cheerfully refund your money, n St.Lawrence Ice.Prog a ollows 1 \u2014 during the excitement of a contest, to remedies have been talked about and n Y i 2 AS UN TRIE dress of Remember, only ; | pPachène.hr wt, awrence.First day, February 8th\u2014 breathe properly.\u2019 shout all over the world, till every man has head 35 Fl 5 PERCON A Aro EE Box B 5 Hor $ 8 00 C let : A P.Mclaren w.Mrddieton No.1\u20142.50 class Pos On the ini mile of the Michael Tay- M restore or create strength, vigor, healthy \\ \u2018 ET H RSTONHAUGH& Co - omplete.Pink re George Cook = .et eee ees mes ees 2 ore match, Michael\u2019s heart sto in his ssue and new life, ! Montreal, - \u2014_\u2014\u2014 oo gepr ° p R.Lucas 0 D.Andere 2.No.2\u20142.15 trotters and 2.20 pacers $250 throat os his lune Cenulator fell under th They quiokly stop drains on thesystemthatsap Street pnçamada Life Building, St.James FREE-\u2014To introduce it, we will give fa -_ H.Davison H.Co Second dav.Febr oth 4 ; 5 T the theenergy.P pest market ons simplified and shown In quantity of the Best Remedy OC.1 .Davin, H.Cornell i Vs uary Jth\u2014 tire of his wheel.He could not have felt Thev cure nervousness, despond by u etable form in patent \u2018at ; address \u201cTA T G ; A.W.Marrts J Penwick No.3\u20142.33 class OE .tho effects of evi 088, pondency and all DY us.Working drawines & 8 obtained for Catarrh, Call or grec he Griffiths Cycle Corporation A F.C.Craig H.Drysdale No.19 5 ir rite eee $225 the absence of a pedal more.lt made him They give ro shoita, excesses, overwork, ete.Preliminary gavice.© LSS & Specialty, Free tlon Co.\u201d 2102 St.Catherine \"9 (LIMITED.) W.O, Ryde 12 0, W.G.Dettmens Thin de Seb PAP bee eee eee ooo 8225 nervous.It rattled him.He brought Lis to every portion and organ of tholbagnt aud tone : Montreal.24 \" n Rh pere i * » - : 2 World's L t Sporting G | 16 T 9 y, February 10th will to bear upon the case, but it could not Failure is impossible and age is no barrier.argest Sporting Goods [Fi | On St.Lawrence Ice (Second Day).No.5\u20142.40 class.$200 remove his discomfort.He whirled on for ri Iria.without Expense \u201d offer is limited ae p Dealers.: «Lachine, n°4 Lawrence, No: SF phecial (local).+.\u2026 \u2026 .\u2026 $200 a half-mile without it, end as he passed must be pany to a short time, and application : gy E MONTREAL DEPOT | Capt.! © rowan .atterson o.T\u2014Five mile dash.vee ee $20) | ris trainer, sh ed: \u2014 No C.O0.D.scheme, no bogus phil \u2019 | 3 Well pas Morrison Fourth day, February 11th\u2014 \u201cÀ toothpick Sow ption, no exposure clean usiness propos Ë | J.Edward \u2018 6 W.M.Kearns 20 No CE 28 clasa .\u2026 .$225 Shafer fumbled in his pocket in the uc- siona standing.of Ligh financial and profes- W.Shackell FE.T.Houghton No.9\u2014Free-for-all.$500 most consternation.He danced a the prnite to the ERIE MEDICAL COX | Rev R Howton AT Re Na 10\u2014Consolation.ov rrr.$200 consternation.e danced among the BUFFALO, N.Y, and refer to seeing tho cant E 58 OCCUPation.0 Cherry se mall steam od or jp Partie! aN Office Mont ood salon, au balf | x luser ion roach, n we, 50c es no\u2019 NO ag.\u201d dl idiing 82e 8, $1.50; tr length, de q lltchmo \u201chines.gaz ther make t Lawlor « at.R unfurals!-1 vo or thm nd locali's, office, Ki s Y L, He: % \u2014 es j A DOUBLE yunds, frou e bedroom on bedroo ments au ble drawing vom.Large - extension | by hot ai \u2018h.inehidis rs, Owned one desiring M.M, Dut ding, Place he Rector J oo mt 1ght rooms west fl with peri UH meme TONTHIN nd Calendt! sopy.giving informatio yr, Tempe treet, Molt ame\" Teacher ol | banjo.# rame ert! wer for lig esired.Ÿ \" the \u2014 half ead Sorte \u2014 ° turnisla be had ë Dumarai free J jive ! & on Far rine sue les i Government Municipal and Other First- INVESTMENT R.WILSON SMITH, Financial Agent, STANDARD HAMBERS, 151 St.James St, MONTREAL.First-class Investments always on hand ELECTRIC SHARES TAKE A DROP Three Points Lower Than They Were Yesterday.press mers BIG STREET RY.EARNINGS.$ Toronto and Montreal Returns for the Month, There was @ bullish feeling to-day in al- most everything excepting Electric, and that security took à drop.As far as could be learned, there was no particular news on the market that might | Same rosition.| There is very little new to be said about of a jobbing character.PRODUCE MARKET.Cheese and Butter Keep in About the the cheese market at present, and ut ie virtually in the same position.Holders are still asking about 8c for tinest Ontario descriptions, winde 8c¢ to 8c is avout the idea for Quebecs, the latver figure being the very outside.\u2018Butter is quiet and the demand is largely Creamery is bemg put through at 183¢ to 184c for best, while under grades are selling as low as 17jc.oe range for Western rolls is about lic 3c.In the way of dressed hogs there is no \u2018material change \u2018and the market 18 just about steady.The idea is $7 for light and $6.50 for heavy.There is not much business doing in eggs at present, but prices are steady.The range for fresh stock is 23c to 25c; Montreal limed, 14c to 15c; Western limed, 13c to 13%c.DOSDOCDOOIOPOOODOODOROOOOOOY THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, | WON'T TELL,\" SAYS LEITER, He Declines to Report His Sales of Wheat, i # BIG DEMAND FOR FLOUR.Gossip of the Street and the Board of Trade.A Montreal wheat man got a wire this Street Gossip.oo SOOHOSORGOO @@® CAPAORTHOOOS \u201cI scarcely think,\u201d said a leading grain man on \u2019Change, \u2018\u2018that there can be very much over 5,U00,000 ibushels of wheat in Canada at the present time.\u201cThe elevators in Mamtoba, say, carry something less than 3,300,000 bushels, while both Fort William amd Port Arthur are credited with less than a million and a quarter.Here is the way it is estimated: \u2014 tend to influence the stock to such a violent manner, and the majority of brokers explained the drop by saying that it had been pushed forward too rapidly.\u2019 From the opening to the closing there was a clear loss of three points, and the feel ing when the gong sounded at 12.30 was barely steady.After all, however, the selling did not amount to a great deal, and the trading during the morning session involved something like 500 shares.There was nothing startling in the way of outside factors for the brokers to work on.In London, Canadian Pacific shares were up and Grand Trunk securities just abou: steady, while in Wall street \u2018the bulls had just a little the best of it.Here is how the morning prices compared with the first session of yesterday :\u2014 To-day.Yesterday.Electric.+o «.154 1568 Down 2% Gas.eee.197 196% Up # Toronto Ry.98% 984 Up à Pacific.88% 88% Up 4 Cable.\u2026 .1858 185 Up # Street Ry.72494 249 Up à Halifax Tram.122 cone Pacific Was Up.Cenadian Pacific opened in London at 00 and closed at 902.The feeling here was just a shade firmer, if anything, and there was an advance of something like À over yesterday, on business of somethmg less than 500 shares.First preference Grand Trunks were quoted in London at 678, recond preference at 49%, and the four pce cent.guaranteed stock at 77.Montreal Gas \"wae fairly firm to-day at 197, and nearly 1,000 shares were placed on that basis.Toronto Railway was likewise pretty firm around 984 to 98%, and, Richelieu wis higher then yesterday at 114 to 1143.Cable was also stronger, selling at 1854 to 185%, while Dominion Coal held just about steady at 108.On a small sale Montreal Street Railway again touched 250, but the bulk of the business in the stock was around the basis of 249} and 2493.Montreal Street Railway earnings for the month amounted to $109,768.46, an increase over the same month last year ot 210,519.78, making an increase for the fourth months of $37,826.41.The figures in detail will be found elsewhere.In Wall Street.Mr.C.D.Monk received the following from J.S.Bache & Co., New York, by private wire :\u2014\u201cSome apposition from Lake Shore minority holders to N.Y.C.deal.Prest.Mellan estimates Northern Pacific is likely to show a surplus ot $440,000 for common stock this year.We suppose it will greatly depend on the cost of operating; for @ix months they operated at 47 per cent.Journal says that at rapid transit commission will not give Manhattan desired facilities, at will get what it wants from City Council.Mr.Croker confirma.this.\u201cThe buying of O.& W.from London to-day is on a renewal of rumors con- 1ecting the property wtih the Vanderbilt roads.No importance is attached here to this talk, for which only foundation seems to be {fhe entrancs of Mr.Depew into the 0.& W.Board.\u201d MORNING BOARD, $300 D.Coal Bonds .at 10614 50 shares New Street .ov.at 24614 6 New Street .eecen.at 246 2\u201c Halifax .ait-120 7\u201c Halifax .ve sas0c0e0ss at 121 825 \u201c Halifax .Le.at 122 15\u2018 Éteotrie Le c.\u2026c.0.at 157 25 \u201c Rlectrie .o.8t 157% 75 (\u20ac Flechnte se cs.vewecco At 1578 io \u201c Electric .eessase at 156 50\u201c Bleatric 4.+.at 155% 25 \u2018 Elecitrie +o seeveervens 155 50 ¢ Electric .ovenee.,.at 15414 150 \u201cElectric +000.@L 154 268 \u2018\u201c Jacques Cartion 22000! at 9814 25 6 Street Railway .at 240 250 \u201c Street Raldway .at 24914 100\u201c Street Railway .at 24944 10 « tredt Raïlway .at 250 975 \u201c Gas .\u2026.0\u2026ne a.ait 197 173 \u201c Pacific .s.\u2026ou000s et 88% 250 \u201c Pacific .s.ceveuss at 88 57H \u2018 Toronto .s.\u2026\u20260nv.at 98 10 \u201cToronto .\u2026.at 98% 150 \u201c Kicheïieu .Cree.A 100 \u201c Richelieu .25 hy Cable .- TS \u2018 cable ,.sessssu0u0 ,.at 185 100 \u2018 Cable .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Aat 185% 25 D.Opal Goal pa.oo >.ess0000 ait 10s STOCKS.Feb.Feb.|Jan.2.1.31.Atchison.coeevee beeen loon denee CanndianPacific.90 90.90% Grand Trunk Ist.|.al .\u2026.Do do 2nd.\u2026.\u2026.|.\u2026.2% 1.Do do 48.oicvenn fuente denne.Erie.iviiimeenennnns 15% 15§ 15 Do ptd.0.000000 ook of 404 Illinois Central.109 110 1093 Louisville & Nashville.6l# [.].ke Shore.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.hsnsfeccscuds Lee.Northern Pacific.70: Lo.New York Central.1914 122 1224 Ontario & Western.18 |.de.Reading, assess, pfd.TA 113 114 St.Paul.| 98h 904 59 Union Pacific.| 87 |.Wabash pfd.19 food.Bank Rate*.8 3 3 CONsolg.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.e vwpescofsencceeftt °°° @Nntes.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.-0000000 0 24 Yvuasveotescen0 tes.J.P.ROCHE, Commission Broker.In correspondence with Metroplitan Stock Exchange of Boston.Commission, One-sixteenth.ON BOTH STOCKS AND GRAIN.45 St.Francois Xavier St., Telephone 1911, MONTREAL, Place.Bushels.Montreal.4 +++».110,337 Toronto.«uv vv vo oe oo os os oo 51,000 ; Kingston.re ve se se os su ve ee 12,000 | Winnipeg.ce se on 00 cu +.429,000 Manitoba elevators.3,288,000 Fort William, Keewatin and Port Arthur.\u2026 + se ee + + ou .1,261,000 Total.5,151,337 \u201cOf course,\u201d he resumed, \u2018there are a ; number of other places to be considered \u2018that are not inciuded in the estimate, but [ don\u2019t think the figures given would be swelled very materially.\u201d \u201cl have an idea,\u201d said a stockbroker, \u201cthat Toronto Railway is in for another good move.I know, of course; that itt has been boomed pretty strong, bat it doesn\u2019t , seem as if the bulis are going \u2018to let it stay | under par.\u201d The local money market is still very easy, and the banks are letting the brokers have all the call money they want at the old rate of 4 per cent.Commercial paper is .quoted at 6 to 7 per cent.Thene does not appear to be a great deal of life to bonds in the local market at pre- gent, but in Wall Street they are selling at a great clip, millions changing hands daily.The bulls sweceeded in working Montreal Street Railway to 250 yesterday morning for the first time.There was only a small | lot sold at that figure, however, and it was not really am official quotation.At | 250, Montreal Street Railway realizes the mvestor exactly four per cent.A leading miller on \u201cChange said: \u2014 It is\" wonderful the amount of business that is doing in flour at present.Orders are pouring in from all points, and while of course the people are mot calling for any great quantities, there are so many buying email lots that the aggregate orders are immense.\u201cPrices are firm, without showing amy material change.\u201d \u201cDo T expect a change?Well,that is a difficult question.I think, though, that if wheat continues to advance, we may have to go up with it.\u201d GRAIN UP WEST.Wheat Keeps Firm.but Rye is a Little Rasier.Toronto, Ont., Feb, 2.\u2014 Market quiet.Flour quiet and featureless.Straight rollers sold at $3.95 to $4 in wood, middle freights.~ Wheat firm.Red winter sold at S6c drigh freights for twenty cars, and spring is quoted at 85c to 86c on Midland.No.1 Manitoba, hard is steady at $1.06 North Bay, and at $1.03 Midland.Barley quiet, with No.2 quoted at 33¢ to 34c west.No.3 extra at 30c to 31e, and feed at 27e to 28c west Oats firm, with sales west at 27c for white, and \u2018on Midland at 274e to 28e; mixed, 26c west.Peas quiet, with, sales at 53c north and west.Buckwheat steady, with cars quoted at 32c west, and at 33e on Midland.Rye easier, with sales at 46c west, and 47 east.Corn quiet, prices unchanged, car lots quoted at 284c to 29e west for new yellow.Bran fair, but offerings limited, quoted at $10.50 to $11 middle freights, and shorts nt $12 to $13.middle freights.Oatmeal firm, with quotations $3.30 in bags, and $3.40 in barrels on track, MONTREAL STOCK MARKET, Feb.2.| Feb.1, DESCRIPTION.LI RE RIÉIRE Cauadian Pacific Railway.| 88] Si 888( 88% D8SA.orien 4 Hi 4j 34 D.S.SHA.pi.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.71 61 71 8 Commercial Cable Co.186311853 185 184% Do.Coupon Bonds.1.6} 105} 1064:1054 Do.Reg.Bonds .|.1084 105% Montreal Telegraph Co : St.John R+, Co.oun Rich.and nt.Nav.Co Cornyall Ro.viii verinnena.MS.R.new stock.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Montreal GasCo.Bell Telephone Co.Royal 0 rcs Co.xd.Toronto Strcet Ry.Halifax T.C0.+.0.Do do Bonds Lea00 0 0000 Rank of Montreal.Ontario Bank.Pr Bank of Nova Scotia.ff _\u2026 Molsons Bank .2 Al 0205) LL.Bank of Toronto.,.2 26 12 1 La Banque Jacques Cartier.\u2026.|.! 984|.! 984 Merchants.\u2026\u2026.2.{181 178°].178 Morchante Bk.of Halifax.\u2026|.(180 |./180 Eastern Towns! ips ccsacs nee \u2026\u2026.|-.1158 |.Queboc tiie tenn \u2026 |121}{.11214 Nationale.\u2026.95 87 | 95 87 Union.\u2026.».assocsceu00e .\u2026'10L-|.1.[.Commerce.0.1374 135 [1374135 Ville Marie.dass rca re nues 95 .87 ee Hochelaga .cuv cove anna.150 146} 150 Ce.North West Land pfd.53 81 53-1 51 Montreal Cotton Co., .150 1453148 [145% Canada Colored Cotton Co.| 75 54 70 54 Do.0.Bonds/109 97 [100 97 Dominion.Cotton Co.xd.963 963] 961] 96 Loan and Mort.Co.|.|.I Dom.Coal, pfd.coeve.108 11074{108 {107} Do.Common.2341 21 23 22 Lo Bonds .ees.1106 {105 {107 1105 Peo e's H.&L.\u2026.0 39: 381] 40 384 do, Bunds.83 B4al.|.Windsor Hotel.o.o beef 100 oe THANK HEAVEN IT ISN'T \u201cM AMIE.\u201d \u201d \u201cHave you written to your niece?\u201d \u201cO Mary?\u201d \u201cYes.+ \u201cNo, I haven't.Fact is, I can\u2019t remember how she spells her name lately.It's either Marie, Marye or Mauürie.\u201d\u2014Cleve- land Plain Dealer, 1 should: morning to the effect that Leiter had sold a big jag of wheat.The message said : \u201cMitchell and Geddes have been pronunent buyers of wheat.There is the rumor that the clique has made a large sale cf cash wheat, but it cannot be confirmed.Leiter : says he must decline at all times to report any cash sales he may make.He : says the public must find out for themselves.\u201d Thoman makes the present average condition of winter wheat for the whole breadth $0.2, against 87.8 a month ago, and 84.1 on December lst.Condition of six : principal States east of the Rockies, 88.2, as contrasted with 848 a month ago and | Pacific Coast, 94.5, month, and 94.8 two 79.5 December 1st.against 96.6 last months ago.An interpretation of the con-' dition of 90.2 means 15 bushels per acre, or a present prospect of 400 million bushels of winter wheat, against 379 million estimated last year.Wheat in Chicago opened steady, and failed to change around very much during the moiming.May started at 953, and at 12.30 it was-quoted at 964 to 961.GRAIN AND FLOUR.Former Quiet, But the Latter in Big Demand.There is still a very fair demand from the other side for peas and oats, but as far as actual business on spot is concerned there is not a great deal doing.Ontario wheat is about $1 here or 90c west, while the idea for peas for May delivery is about 65c to 66c.Oats are unchang:d j'at 30e to 304c in store here, and for May | delivery 334c to 34e.The miilers are having an exceedingly active time of it ab present, and orders are larger than they have been for many a day.\u2018The tone of the mærket is very firm and \"millers claim to be getting full prices.In an export way Ontario flour is constantly going forward, while the enquiry for Manitoba brands is also quite up to the mark.Winter wheat patents are quoted at $4.60 tn §4.85, straight rollers, $4.40 to $4.45; i bags, $2.12% to $2.15, best Manitoba strong Lakers\u2019, $4.90; second do., $4.50; amd low grades, $2.70; Hungariam pabents, $5.30.The tone of tlxe meal muaket is very firm, and prices are fully sustained, but the demand ds only fair.We quote rolled oats, $3.60 per barrel; and $1.75 per bag; standard meal, $3.60 per barrel, and $1.75 per bag.There- continues o be a: good demand for feed, amd prices are firmly held.We quote: Ontario bran, $12; shorts, $13 per ton dn bulk; Manitoba bran, $13.50 to $14, und shorts, $15 to $16.per ton, including bags.A fair trade was done in hay, in small lots, but the market on the whole is quiet and steady.We quote: No.1 at $10,50, and No.2 at $8 to $8.50 per tan in car lots, MARKET RETURNS.A Falling Off in the Revenue from the City Markets.The returns for the various markets in the city have been compiled Dy the city controller, and show in most cases a de- oided falling off in the reveiue derived by the city from these institutions.Changes made m the personnel and system of some of the others have worked decidedly for the advantage of the city.Total.se 0% 00 09 9% ,o $76,614 $76,125 IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA CAPITAL (Paid up) - - - $2,000,000 REST - ~~ + + = + = = 1,200,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.D.R.WILKIE - - - - General Manager.HAY - .- Inspector, The MONTREAL Branch of this Bank\u2014157 St.James Street\u2014is now open and prepared to transact geheral banking business.Special attention paid to collections.J.A.RICHARDSON, Manager.WHERE SOME OF ENGLAND'S MONEY GOES, (From the Denver News.) According to Mr.Marks there is a stretch of five or six miles on the gold belt or Western Australia which is stook- ed in England for $300,000,000 to $500,000,- 000.He expects that new districts equally vidh will be found as man conquers the difficulties of transportation and existence on the desert and approaches the interior of the southeastern continent.PRUNES AND PRISMS.Miss Wabash (of Chicago)\u2014=So you keep boarders, do you?Miss Beaconhill (of Boston)\u2014No, indeed! We merely have a few remunerative guests.\u2014Chicago News, \u201cHave you named the baby Virginia, Dinah?I hear you call her Virgie.\u201d \u201cOh, laws! no, missus; nit Virging, She a sure\u2019nuf Chrietian chilé, an\u2019 we\u2019s boun\u2019 to give her a Bible name.Name's Virgin Mary, missus.We jes\u2019 call her Virgie for ehort.\u201d\u2014Judge.SV TAVLAILIN-VAVAING Dr.Coderre\u2019s ¢ RED PILLS FOR Pale and Weak Women.Cure Women\u2019s Ills.; oa BANK SHARES.How the Present Prices Compare With a Year Ago.The buoyancy of bank shares was ome of \u2018the features of the Toronto and Montreal Exchanges last week.The most conspicuous gains were Domfnion 9 points, Imperial 6, Hamilton 5, Merchants 13, Union 8.Toronto sold 1%, lower.The beet prices of leading bank stocks this week, compared with those current @& year ago, were: Commerce .oo suvv0c0e Dominion .\u2026.260 225 Hamilton .s.\u2026\u2026\u2026.172 155 Hochelaga vo oo +0.MT 134 Imperial .so s.\u2026\u2026\u2026.19614 1784 Merchants\u2019 .+.\u2026.179% 171 Molsons .+.2041 190 Montreal vo ve \u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.236 229014 Ontario .+.101 824 Standard .172 166 Toronto +e +.v.\u2026.\u2026.226% 232 *Bid.' The total number of shares dealt in on the Toronto Stock Exchange last week was 8,428, agalindt 7,578 last week, 3,275 this week last year, and 3,577 for the same week in 1896.- 0+ S++ +99 +0 WHEAT GETTING SCARCE.Wheat was higher this morning on very bullish news.One of the most important messages received im Montreal was from a Chicago house to Mr.C.D.Monk.It said: \u2014\u201cOur Liverpool cable quotes the situation there as startling, with only two weeks\u2019 supply of bread- stuffs on hand.\u201cThe second wheat cable gained strength and closed 2d higher.\u201d $ CO +++ @ 9+ G++ 0+ Ou The Lady\u2014Can you match this piece of ribbon ?The Gent\u2014No, lady.that it was one of the matchless bargains ¢ ; BO G+ O49 +9) P+ @, we ran last Monday.\u2014Indianapolis Journal.ANT JOB DEPT.The Best Equipped PRINTING HOUSE: : PTRPTTTTTTTUNTT In the .Province.\u2014 RAILWAY | AND SHOW PRINTING.BOOK BINDING AND RULING.MEPOHANTS AND MANURAGTURERS WILL FINS IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CORRESPOND WITH US BEFORE PLACING THRIp ORDERS ELSEWHERE.ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TELEPHONE 343.You remember .1898.La VARICOCELE, CONSULT request.Que.0+ 909+ 0+0+-9+ | CURED 5,000 WEAK MEN last year with the Dr.SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT, famous the world over.ill effects, but simply nature's own remedy\u2014 ELECTRICITY.DRAINS; NIGHT LOSSES, TENCY, and all results of YOUTHFUL ERRORS speedily cured.at office, or write for book explaining all.Sent sealed upon DR.T.SANDEN, 156 St.James Street, Montreal, Office hours, 9 to 6 ; Sundays, 11 to 1.No drugs, no UNDEVELOPMENT, IMPO- ME FREE 9+ +00 0490+ 00X00 +040 +9) 0+ +0+0+0D0 Fire Notice.We are 761 Craig Street.Call up Telephones, Bell, Merchants, still in the field.Temporary office No.1100.No.674.Neo, MCLAREN & BATE.WRITING-TABLE ACCESSORIES.These appeal to almost everyone nowadays, but more especially to clerks and | hardworking journalists and authors like poor me.I am constantly at war with my things.For instance, I had a habit of dabbing the red-ink pen while still wet, into the violet ink-bottle, which mistake improved neither color.But I have now adopted a plan to obviate this, by having a double ink-bottle wo constructed, thet, when the lid of one is opened it shuts the Hd of the other.This is a step in the right direction and obviates the necessity for my saying \u2018\u201cBother!\u201d\u201d so often.(N.B\u2014I am patenting the little invention.) Pens are like fancy waistooats, \u2018there is no accounting for one\u2019s choice, and mine 1s a fine point.In my caravan-when afloat on my summer holiday, I always carry \u201cJ\u201d peus, but these are for ladies who wish to sign the visitors\u2019 book.Wihy a lady should love a \u201cJ\u201d pen, has always heen a mystery to me.My paste and I are continually at loggerheads.I use stickphast now, but the top of the bottle is badly constructed, and if left off, the stuff gets dry.My blotting-paper is arranged on a pad and swuzig on a piece of elastic from the roof, so I don\u2019t lose it.It is always there to be grabbed at when wanted.Spring clips for holding bunches of letters .or papers together are exceedingly handy.Of letter- racks I have no knowledge; they are only for methodical men.Paper-weights are very handy; anything frem a brick to a cannon ball suits myself.The excise ink- bottle, which doés not spill, and which T can fling from my button-hole while writing about the grounds, is very useful.But SHUEPSHENS IN HNNED fasteners, there is room for improvement in paper and notably in rubber bands.~ Those in the market are altogether wamnit- ing in strength.They are made on the cross, and when they break, make me cross; but on the whole I try to rub along and get through the day\u2019s work with move or less of worry.A good pin-cushion, by the way, is an accessory of mudh value to the writing-table, and there are many other little odds and ends that meed not be mentioned, but which all add to the comfort of a busy man.\u2014Gordon Stables, M.D.EPPS\u2019S COCOA, GRATEFUL\u2014COM- FORTING.\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 bills.It is by the judicious ase of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating svound us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure biood and a properly nourished frame.\u201d\u2014Civil Service Gazette.\u201cMade simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in }-lb.tins by grocers and storekeepers, Jzbelled thus: James Epps & Co., Ltd., Homoeopathic Chemists, London, England.Irwin\u2019 Sprague, of Winnegance, Me., uses a pair of old-fashioned wooden rocker skates that have been in service every winter for forty-five years.1897.1896.Bonsecours.$34,966 $34,633 St.Ann\u2019s.+.5,878 5,479 St.Antoine.os 7,109 - 7,193 St.Lawrence.8,048 8,231 St.James.« 272 2,856.St.Jean Baptiste.ve ee 2,598 2,821 St.Gabriel.ce.1,099 1,168 Papineau Weigh House.2,914 4,073 Hay market.2,201 2,887 Hochelaga Weigh House.818 671 St.Denis No.1.843 62 St.Denis No.2.133 97 East Abbattoir.6,303 4,088 West Abbatooir.1,812 1,248 ee 4344444444 4444444544 0433880448 \u201c2 URPHY:CO.} make the most of their Money ; Te PACS LAST THREE DAYS OF anuary Discounts and Special Reductions THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Much Money can be Saved by Shoppers who Buy at our Store during the next Three Days.- Us; asssasae tan sa a sa ne SUV A VASE ea: DRESS GOODS .e .e ee .e Discounts\u201410 to 75 - per cent.SILKS .o .e AR \u2026 oe .Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.COTTONS .o .o .e .e .e ve Discount 10 per cent.CURTAINS .e .e .e .e .Discounts\u201410 to 25 per cent.GINGHAMS .e ve ve ee oo Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.LINENS .e .oo ve eo .Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.FLANNELS .e .e ve Discounts\u201410 to 33} per cent.BLACK CASHMERES .e .e .e oe .Discount 20 per cent, DOWN QUILTS .e .e oe ee Discounts\u201410 to.20 per cent.MANTLES.\u2018eo .Discounts\u201420 to 75 per cent.MANTLE CLOTHS AND TWEEDS A AR Discounts\u201410 to 33} per cent.FURS .e ee .e .Discount 20 per cent.\u2018SHAWLS .Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.READY-TO-WEAR GOODS, including Boys Clothing, Discounts\u201410 to 25 per cent.GLOVES .Ce.Discounts\u201410 to 33} per cent.HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR .e .Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.MEN'S FURNISHINGS .Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.FANCY GOODS, Embracing Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, Embroideries, etc.Discounts\u201410 to 50 per cent.Country Orders Filled With Care.Samples Sent on Application JOHN MURPHY & CO., ¢ 2343 ST.CATHERINE STREET, $ Terms Cash.Corner of Metcalfe Street.Tel.3833.290TH TTY VV VHS 3 fo H ERALD\u2019S.Legal Directory a F A.E.HARVEY, B.C.L., ADVOCATE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, TBMPLE BUILDING, ST, JAMES ST, Montreal.Room 58.® \u2014\u2014\u2014G \u2018Phone 1868.S, W.JACOBS, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Commissioner for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING, Montreal.CHRYSLER & BETHUNE, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, ParHamentary, Supreme Court and Departmental Agents.Solicitors In Exchequer Court, 19 AND 20 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, Ottawa, Canada.Francis H.Chrsyler, Q.C, C.J, R.Bethune LEITCH & PRINGLE, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Solicitors In Chancery, Notaries Public, Etc,, CORNWALL, ONT.Jas.Leitch, Q.C.R.A.Pringle.GIBBONS, MULKERN & HARPER BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC, Office\u2014Cor.Richmond and Carling Streets, LONDON, ONT.Geo.C.Gibboms, Q.C.P, Mulkern, Fred.F, Harper.A, Finlayson.A.Grant, FINLAYSON & GRANT CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS, Forwarders and Warehousemen, 413 to 417 ST.PAUL STREET, Montreal.Bell Tel, 1303.P.O, Box 424.-+ FINER GRADES.\u201cIndia Bright.\u201d \u201cRoyal.\u201d \u201cImperial Seeta.\u2019 \u201cCarolina.\u201d POLISHED GRADES To which particular attention is invited.\u201cPolished.\u201d \u201cJapan Glace.\u201d \u201cImperial Glace.\u201d MOUNT ROYAL MILLING Co.L1°D D.W.Ross Coy.Agents, Montreal.(MO-W Back numbers of The Herald containing complete sets of Puzzle Piciures, will be on sale at Heraid Office for next three weeks.Readers may therefore enter the competition at any time.The Montreal and Southern Counties Railway Company.Will apply to the Parliament of Canada at its next Session for an act amending its act of incorporation, for the purpose of increasing its capital stock and bonding power, issuing preferential stock, extending its line of railway through the Countiels of Ohateauguay, Huntingdon, Beauharnois and Napierville, of making its bridges suitable for the passage of horses, vehicles and foot passengers, of generating and selling electrical force and energy, of acquiring lands and erecting and maintaining parks and for other purposes BROSSEAU, BISAILLON, LAJOIE & LACOSTE, : Attorneys for Applicants.Montreal, 19th January, 1898, INSOLVENT NOTICE.BLUMENTHAL & SONS, re J.H, Montreal.Sale by Auction, in lots to sult purchasers, at the Store, No, 2 BLEURY STREFRT, Montreal, on TUESDAY, 8th FEBRUARY, 1898, At 10 O\u2019Clock, Large and well assorted stock of Ready Made Clothing, Gents\u2019 Furnishings, Hats and Furs Tweeds, Serges, Linings, etc.1$20, 757.62 Fixtures .1,528.45 KENT & TURCOTTE, 97 St, James Street.MARCOTTE BROS, Auctioneers, In a.\" CALLING IN CREDITORS.PROVINCE OF QURBRC, District of Montreal, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THRE PROVINCE OF QUBBEC.22.\u2014In the matter of Pierre Marsan, of the City and Diatriot of Montreal, Boot and Shoe Merchant, Inso'vent.The creditors of said Insolvemt are hereby ordered to appear before one of the Judges of this Court, in the Court room for Insolvency matters, in the Court House, at Montreal, on the eighth day of February instant, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, in order to give their advice touching the appointment of a curator and inspectors to ithe property of the said Insolvent, : H.COLLARD, .Deputy Prothonotary, C.8.Montreal, 1st February, 1898, No.CALLING IN CREDITORS.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.No.19.\u2014In the matter of John Lorigan, of the City and District of Montreal, Trader, Insolvent, The creditors of said Insolvent are hereby ordered to appear before one of the Judges of this Court, in ithe Court room for Insoi- vency matters, in the Court House, at Montreal, on the elghth day of February next, at ten of the clock In the fi n, in order to give their advice touching the ; appointment of a curator and Inspectors to the propeæty of the said Insolvent.H.COLLARD, Deputy Prothonotary, CS, Montreal, 8ist Januawy, 1868.SBPALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, and endior.\u201cPender for North Bay Wharf,\u201d will be received at thie office until Monday, the 21st day of February aext, loclusively, for the construction of a \u2018wharf at Nouth Bay, Nipis- sing District, Ontario, according to a plan speciticatfon to be seen uit the offices of the Town Olerk, North Bay, and H.A.Gray, engineer in change harbour and river works, Ontario, Confederation Lie Building, Toronto, and at \u2018the Depantment of Publie Works, Ottitarwa.-Tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied and signed with the actual signatures of tenderers.An accepted bank cheque, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, for \u20181 one thousand five hundred dollars ($1, 500 .00), must accompany each tender, This cheque wiil be forfeited if the party decline the contract or fall to cowmplate the work contracted for, and wlll be returned in case of non-acceptance of tender.The Department does not bind kteelf to accept the lowest or any tender, By order, .E.ROY, Secretary.Department of Public Works, Ottawa, 31st January, 1898, Newspapers inserting tivis advertisement without authority from the Department will not be pald for Ut, . 8 THE HERALD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1898._____\u2014 HERE'S A GOOD.PEANUT STORY, In Whicn Prominent Mont- realers Are Interested ON ACCOUNT OF J, STILES And His British Empire Exposition Co.'s Scheme, Which Failed.Wien Mr.Jos.Stiles, the enterprising dircoivr-general and puomoter of tae Bri- tisn Fhupine Exposit:uxx and International Lisplay of all Nations, lert Montreal, Luus be Nnover to récurn, lis departure, 1t is stated, was regretted by mwre than those who had come under the charin of his personai fascinations.Tiere are two merchants, sons of old Hellas, who lament his absence on purey ntcrial grounds At a time wien all went well with the British lampire Exposition and Internationas Display oË all Nations project, these gentlemen, with enterprise charaoteristié of the feliow-countrymen of Demosthenes, had bargained with Mr.Btiles that they, and mone but they, should have the right to suppiy the wants of such visitors to the British iZmpire ix- position and International Display of all Nations as craved for mourishment in the form of the common but not-to-be-despised peanut.Im consideration of being tnus guaranteed a monopo.y of tue peanut nar- ket within the grounds, they willingy agree to pay a thousand dollars, for wouid wot the nations of the eautli be represented at tire great fair, and would not all who came hunger and thirst for tne delectable peanut?The following doou- nient was drawn up fortivwith:\u2014 Canada\u2019s Great Exposition.Montreal, 1896.To whom it may concern.Be it known.That I, Joseph Stiles, have granted an exclusive right to Messrs.Magna and La- prestie, 479 St.James street, for exclusive exhibit and sale of peanuts, with ten free apaces in the exposition of thirty square feet, and one large space of one hundred and fifty square feet, for the sum of one thousand dollars.(Signed) JOS.STILES, Director-General.M.Magna.Jos.Laprestie.Witness\u2014Rodolphe Lemieux.To clinch the bargain, Messrs.Magna and Laprestie paid Mr.Stiles two hundred and fifty dollars down, and Mr.Stiles departed hence in the fulness of timenvith- out, it is said, refunding this sum.For à time the merchants of peanuts gave way to utter despair.Then a ray of hope illumined their hearts.Stiles, indeed, was .gone; but his fellow-members of the executive committee of the British Empire Exposition and International Display of all Nations were still here.Senator Ogilvie, Judge Dugas and Mr.L.À.Wilson were good, whether singly or collectively, jointly or gemerally, for two hundred and fifty dollars.These gentlemen refused, however, to accapt the responsibility of Mr.Stiles\u2019 aets.The machinery of the law vas then put in force, and the case came vitimately for trial before Mr.Justice Tellier, who hos now decided that Messrs.Ogilvie, Nugas and Wilson Lad not been proved to heve bean partners of Stiles; they had never pa-ticipated in any profits, and could not ba held responsible for the obligations of Stiles.Judgmant accord- irgly, and now no hope is left for Messrs, Msgna and Leprestie, unless Mr.Stiles returns, which no doubt he will do when reminded of this affair.MR.BROSSEAU HERE.He is One of the Leading Men in Chicago\u2019s Wheat Pit: Mr.Z.P.Brosseau, one of he leading Canadians living at present in Chicago, is in the city.Mr.Brosseau is one of the most prominent members of the Chicago Board of Trade, and is an ex-vice-president cf that body.By shrewd business mettiods he has become a recognized power among the grain men of that city, and at times is cne of the heaviest speculators in wheat.Air.Brosseau has a number of relatives in the city, and is widely known on the Montreal Board of Trade.WAS IT FALSE PRETENCES ?: John Lorigan Said to Have Got Diamond Rings Illegally.A warrant has been served on Mr.John Loovigan, furniture dealer, 1830 Notre \"Dame street, on a dharge of obtaining goods wixicr false pretences from Alfred Eaves, jeweller, 1679 Notre Dame street.[; is alleged that Mr.Lorigan, on the strength of his business standing, ottained two diamond rings from the compleinemt, ene valued at $80 and the other at 8152.Ile failed a day or two after.Mr.Lom- gan appears before Megistiate Lafontaine this afternoon.THEY COME T0 MONTREAL.The Pilots\u2019 Commission Bold a Siiting in Quebec.Quebec, Feb.2.\u2014(Spevlal.)\u2014Hon.Jodge Lavergne, Captain Wakcham and Major Gourdeau, Commissioners named to investigate the difficulty between tise Montreal Harbor Commissioners and the pilots, sat for a short time to-day, and adjourned until to«morrow, when proceedings will be continued in Montreal.The only witnesses examined were Captain Bernier, (Governor of the jail; Mr.Dion, secretary of the Quebec pilots, and a pilot from the 1sland of Orleans, Mr.J.U.Gregory, and Captain Vankoeming, captain of the Government 3S.Druid.They all confirmed the evidence ready given.R.& ON.CO., MOVES UP TOWN, General manager Gildersleeve, of the IR.and O.N.Co., has ben confined to hic residence for some days as a result of illness contracted by working in the company\u2019s offices, St.Paul Street, while ther were soaking wet after the fire.The company has decided to remt offices in the Street Railway building on Craig Street.WILL INVESTIGATE.The coroner will hold an inquest this afternoon at 24 Richmond Street on the deeth of Brekeman Dunn of the G.T.R., who was killed yesterday by being crushed between two cars.Mr.J.Ermest Miller, of Jobn Miller & Sons, St.Catherine Street, is ill with -ty phoid fev er.URUG COMBINE DIES ON FEB, 5, Wholesalers Vote to Disband at Will BECAUSE À FIRM WITHDREW Evans & Sons the Cause of This Important Change.The most important event for years in the drug world was the aotion taken yes- ;terday by the Wholesale Druggists\u2019 Asso- i ciation.After the'dth inst.the associa- | tion wil cease to exist.Several years ago this association was formed with a view to protecting the re- | tatler against the cutting of the depart mental stores.When once the association was foumed, it was not long till prices i were arranged on certain lines of drugs i whidh all the members agreed to adhere | to.The association only included Ontariy and Quebee, but it was thought the other | Provinces would fall in line later.At yesterday's mecting of the assccia- j tion, Mr.Evans, of the firm of Evans & Sons, the most important drug house in : Canada, gave notice that he wished to retire froin the association.His reasons were that it had failed in its primary object of aiding the retailer, and that the , principle of a combine om prices was wrong, and that the members had not lived up to their agreement.If Evans & Sons withdrew it meant that the association could mot live.So a resolution was passed voting the association out of existence after the 5th inst.This action should cause considerable have been complaining of the combine.TWO PER CENT.OF LIQUOR INCOXICATES, Judge Desnoyers' Gives an Interesting Dec sion It is Practically a Reversal of Judge Dugas Decision.Beer, or any liquor, containing two per cent.alcohol is an intoxicating bevurage.Such was the decision rendered by Judge Desnoyers, in the Police Court, this morning in condemning Mary McDonald, Jean ite.Savage and Alphonse Bonneau to $150 or three months on chwmges of selling liquor without licenses.The defence maintained that the beer which defendants sold, term- od \u201cJubilee Beer,\u201d was a non-intoxicating drink, amd put Mr.Fafard, a chemist, in the witness box to prove that the beverage contained only two per cent.alcohol.What lends particular interest io the decision 48 the fact that not long ago.Judge Dugas, sitting in the same court, upheld a simi/air defence and dismissed the case on the strength of Mr.Fafard\u2019s testimony that the beer only contained two per cent, | alcohol.His Honor Judge Desmoyers based his judgmemt «un the paragraph in the Quebec License Act which holds that \u201cTemperance liquors ave all kinds of syrups and similar liquids or beverages, simple or mixed, in which there is no intoxicating prnciple.\u201d\u201d \u2018Notwithstanding Judge Dugas\u2019 decision he would have to condemn those who came before him for selling a beverage containing any alcohol.Some fifteen years ago he \u2018had reudered a precisely similar decision and had been upheld on an appeal to 2 higher court.His Fomor said to a Herald reporter that he regretted ihe difference in the decisions between kimaolf Ead Judge Dugas, but he considered Le vas right.Personallv, he favored the drawing of a limit by the Legis'ature st the point where drinks become inlexexting.MR.MEIGHEN'S VIEWS, They are Fully Endorsed by a Toronto Paper.Toronto, Feb.2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Giobe this morning comments on the interview with Mr.Robert Meighan, regarding the best means of transporting the produce ur Caruda wholly through Canadian dhanmels lo thie sea, and approves of Mr.Meighan\u2019s viows.It suggests a commission tu loux into the matter, and says:\u2014 \u201cThe complexity as veil as the importance of the subject suggests such an inquiry as can only be fittingly undertaken by the Government.We understand that the propriety and usefulness of makin g such an inquiry is being now considered, and if it is decided that a committee of the Cabinet should gather information on the subject and ascertain whether it is possible to combine the efforts of the Government, the transportation companies and the busi- reds commumity, so as to produce the bene fits contemplated, public opinion will endorse the action.The late Government spent $120,000 on a commission patented to stave off the necessity of dealing with the liquor traffic.There will certainly be no objection to the present Government spending $8,000 or $10,000 in probing tô the bot- tam a probiem that, if it can be turned to our advantage, will add thousands to the population of the Dominion.\u201d MRS.PIERCE CHARGED FRAUD.High Constable Bissonnette hag served a warrant on Mrs.J.M.Pierce, whe recently resided at 23 Park avenue.lt is alleged by Mr.Alfred Faves, whose tenant Mrs.Pierce was, that she removed ther household goods, amounting in value to $364, in small lots, and secreted them, for the purpose of escaping her rent.The charge against Mrs.Piercemis fraud, and dhe appears before the magistrate this afternoon.wiTH ENGLISHMEN BEATEN AGAIN.Melbourne, ViTtoria, Feb.2.\u2014The Australians, to-day, by eight wickets, won the fourth.test match with the visiting team of English cricketers.The Australians mw Englishmen in their first innings were ai.out for 174 rums.\u201cThe visitors, in their second innings, scorod 263 runs.a tole for the two innings of 427 rns.thus leaving the Australioms 115 rurs to make in order to avin, satisfaction among the retailers, for they ! THE BATTLE OF YESTERDAY.Aid, Connaughton\u2019s Defeat Was a Surprise => acer te = te And the City Gets §1,200\u2014As the Smoke Clears Away See also page 2.The complete returns of the municipal CieCoitdes Led EN Enls Coby yesieludy «p- pear upon anotner page.due vouug Was ouLILWULEA QUIELLY, b'éæv LINE DEVCLUX à CALUIÉK and bdierence to Lire Clly 3 meres Kopt id great Maly VOLES away Livi uke Polos.As Lhe reruns wih shew, two of Une old dalaermen Who sowgut re-e.eliton were dercuteu.Aud.Grote s aeicat was hoped for, ant cvuked for wy ine aeads of Ie- orm wid gould GOVECDitiéiiss wi.wie vad ul Ald.Colalaugulon Was all ep.cavett ~ar- présC.LWivt uc0.0 be bau worsied ris lopporent, dlammes Lailery.ec the puis, eli as his recsru ait the Counce was re- UiTKabiy Cedf, his Cæction was Jooked *Wpon æs ceitain.Su sure were tue \u2018\u2019guud &vernmeub\u201d forces of Mr.Connaug.ion's \u2018teturn, they lent him no asaeoliance, pre \u2018 feriig to devole tuner eine.fies Lo Ou.ler wards where the oullook [or the success of the men @utursew by UL wes lation Was not se biignt, Une early recurs -guve Mr.Gallery à mrajorty, bux Point S+.Liuives was looked upon to place Mr.Ccnmaughtor ât the nead of tue pois.i The voters in this section were too apu- { leetic to go to the pohs, and the ma- icrities given there for Mr.Comurughton were not large enough to offset those received by Mr.Galiery in other divisions.lt was reported that in sub-division No.1 none of the ballots büre the initials of the deputy-returning officer, but the re jection of them would only increase Mr.Gullery\u2019s majority.The returns began to come in a few minutes after five o'clock.The first to reach The Herald office were froma sup- division in the upper part of St.Antoine Ward, where Mr.Aunes poiled 66 votes, and his opponent, Mr.Sufiivan, got none.This was the beginning, and from the receipt of that until 7.30 the crowd watcnh- ing The Herald bulletins in St.James street rapidly amcreased.At 6.30 p.m.it was known who was elected in nearly all the wards.A large crowd gathered at the City Hall, but the newspaper bulletins were mre popular, and the usual speeches in the Council chamber were declared off for the want of an audience.Ald.Stevenson\u2019s Victory, Ald.Stevenson received the West Ward returns at his committee rooms on Notre Dame street.He was very confident of success before the polls closed, and when the returns from the first polling subdivision came in, his friends gathered around \u2018and congratulated him heartily.Wihen three sub-divisions had been reported, it was seen that Mr.Thompson's deposit \u2018was gome, and Mr.Mann's likewise.Ald.McBride: came in while the returns were being received, and he and this ool- league exchanged congratulations.No speech-making was indulged in.Speech by Ald.Ames.At Ald.Ames committee rooms, 2364 St.Caitherine street, there was great enthusiasm, as the early returns began to come in, giving overwhelming majorities for the popular candidate.It was soon evident that there was no doubt about his victory, but it was not till halfpast six, when there were omly four, polls to hear from, dirait he consented to make a speech.Wien he did rise, he was greeted with hearty cheering, Mr.Ames expressed his thanks to those who have been giving their voluntary services for many years in the cause of good government.Having referred to the circumstances of his nomination, he said that his great majority was a protest which would clear the decks in future cases, ana prevent the same clique which put up the opposition, doing so again.He hag ths promise of many prominent and influential] men that if he would lead the way, they would become candidates at the next election.He did not expect to bring about any great or wonderful reform in civic circles in the coming two years, but should set to work quietly to master the details of departmental business.Criticism vas to be expected, but he asked that anyone who bad any criticism to make, should write to him or see him about the matter.In the coming two years there was tne city charter to be revised, in which charter there was the opportunity for good and evil, and he wanted to have a \u2018hand in it.He would be animated by an earnest and honest desire to do his duty faithfully, and should make a profession of his duties, devoting to them the bulk of his time and his best attention.i ed by young men, he would feel the representative of young men, and would do all in his power to see that the younger generation should be better fitted for municipal duties and better acquainted with civie affairs than their fathers.At that time Ine would mot lay down a programme.The voters had elected Lim because they.trusted him, and he should endeavor to be worthy of the \u201ctrust.te Mr.Cochrane \"Returns Tha nks, Mr.Cochrane received the returns at his committee room, 85 Bleury Street.When it became evident that he was in a minority, he mounted a chair and thanked his friends, for the handsome support they had given him during the campaign.He was especially pleased at the support given to him by the working classes and this was a conculsive refutation of the slanders heaped upon him as an employer of labor.He did not intend to allow the slanderous statements niade about him to pass unnoticed, but would appeal to the courts of law to vindicate his reputation as an honest man.(Applause).- Notes.If Ald.Ouimet has not been a success as an aldermam, lre knows how to make himself solid with his ward.The great majority he had over his opponent, ex-Ald.Leclerc, was one of the features of the election.Through the failure of six candidates to get 50 per cent.of the number of votes polled for their successinl opponent, the city is $1,200 richer.The cost of the ; election, over $7.000, will be reduced by their first innings made 328 runs, and tho | \u2018 that amount.The #ix who lose their deposits of $200 each ave Messrs.Mann and Thompson in the Wes! ward, Sullivan in St.Antoine V, Roy and Dr.Beausoleil in St.Louis; and Leciere in St.Jean Baptiste.Ald.Rainville denies à statement pub- ~ SIX MEN LOSE DEPOSITS, As a young man, elect- BOVRIL, LIMITED Manufacturers of the Most Compact and Complete ndyke Food Suppl \u201cOur object is to supply the .maximum amount of nourishment in the minimum of bulk.OUR LIST COMPRISES: a OT RRS Dried Vegetables.Johnston's Fluid Beef in tins.Ration Cartridges, Lime Juice Nodules, ETC.ges Descriptive Lists Sent on Application, BOVRIL, Food Specialists, Hospital and Navy Contractors.London, England, and Montreal.ETC, ETC cece Bovril in Tins, | Bovril Beef Tablets, Soup Nodules, Compressed Beef, LIMITED, Purveyors, and Army lished by a couple of the city papers that lke volunteered to act as deputy reiurnung oflicer at one of the pulling paces in So Antoine Ward.He was confined to his house nearly all the day, he says, witüs iit- ness, and voted only at a great personal sacrifice.Aid.Stevenson says the $1,200 forfeiied by the candidates shoud be voted to the fire department, where it is badly needed.Speaking of the forfeiture of the half- dozen deposits this morning, City Clerk David remarked ihat if the city held an election every three months the civic debt might be considerably reduced.Ald.Beausoleil was at the City Hall bright and early this morning.He re ceived the congratulations of many friends.City Clerk David will make the officia: declaration on Friday, and the new Council will meet on Monday, February 14th.It was the busiest election day since Villeneuve whipped McShane in the mayoralty fight.Last year there was little or no interest; this year there was a great deal.An interesting feature of the fight wu the fact that those candidates who said, \u201cI am willing; if the people want me, let them vote for me; I will not go and ask them,\u201d are the very ones who worked the hardest.Mr.Mann, in West Ward, is a good sample.He and his friends left no stone unturned to defeat Ald.MoBr:de.The battle-cry in St.Jean Baptiste was \u201cGrothe for chairman of the Police Committee, defeat him and the ward loses a dhairmanship.\u201d The cry did not bear good fruit.\u201cIt doesn\u2019t seem like an election without Jimmy McShane in it,\u201d said a St.Anne\u2019 voter.And othems thought the same.\u201cDon\u2019t.mention my name said a candidate to ;a Herald reporter, \u201cbul some of my friends have got a brass band.The band doesn\u2019t know who it is playing for.If [ win they are to play \u2018See the Conquering Hero Comes, and walk with me home.If I lose thay are ta go down a side street and play \u2018Massa\u2019s in The Cold, Cold Ground.\u201d \u201d When it was.all over, the band marched through St.Lanvrence playing \u2018\u201cMassa's in the Cold, Cold Ground.\u201d There was not a great deal of betting, but what there was, was chiefly as follows: Even on Cochrane and.Clearthue.Ten to exht on Ekers.Four to one on Ames.Five to four on Beausoleil.Five to four on Brunet.Even on MeBride and Mann.Six to five on Stevenson.\u201cMy bill for cabs,\u201d said a master carter \u201cwill be $379.I had to hire from others and rehire, See!\u201d There will be only five aldermen im the new Council who were members in 1890\u2014 in the days of the McShane, Grenier, Vil- lenneuve, Desjardins fights.Ald.Stevenson has been warmly congratulated by hosts of admirers.Some people thought the fight would be as dlose as that of \"93, when the Colonel defeated the late Mr.George Waite by only half a tlozen votes.Four hundred and ninety- seven out of a toltal of 644 votes cast is, hewever, a pretty good showing.\" Ald.Connaughton has quite decided on asking for a recount.An announced majority of fifty-two seems to pretty nearly settle the matter, however.Ald.Grothe is probably the most disappointed man of the many contestants.His four brothevs worked night and day to elect him, and one of them remarked: \u2014 \u201cWe will drive Roy so far that he will never oppose my brother again.\u201d Before the elzetion Aïd.-elest Gallery said:-\u2014\u201cI have been organizing for two years, and I shall] win.\u201d Ald.Beausoleil\u2019s friends are very indignant ait the published reports that polities hore a part in the Bast Ward fight.- They say there is absolutely no truth in the statements; that it was a municipal fight, pure and simple.A St.Lawrence voter was entered on the list in some unaccountable manner as \u201cCity Auditor.\u201d It was some time be- fcre he could persuade the returning officer that he was not one of \u201cthose fellows,\u201d and that he had a right to vote.Ald.-elect Paquette said to his friends: \u2014 \u201cIn English they say; \u2018If at first you don\u2019t succeed, try again.It is just as good in \u2018 French.You see, I win after the third tight.\u201d ; There was wild rejoicing in St.Louis (No.1) last night, and it was ns: among the followers of Mr.Roy or Mr.Couture, At 2 in the morning small crowds were : favorable location of the block.still shouting \u201cPaquette.\u201d If Ald.Connaughton meant what hey said, and carried out his intention, he hais no one to blame for \u2018his defeat but himself.Two weeks before his election he said to a Herald reporter:\u2014\u201cI am not going to work or say anything in favor of my election.If the ward wants me, it must vote for me.That\u2019s all.\u201d With very few exceptions the results are as the most people predicted.This, of course, is quite natural, seeing that the people had the power to elect whom they liked.The Herald led its contemporaries in the matter of builetining the returns of the elections by fully twenty minutes.Great crowds gathered at the office and cheered as the news of their favorites\u2019 success Was posted up.Ex-Ald: Thompgeôn\u2019s friends think he would have made a better fight in St.Gabriel Ward, the ward he formerly represented.cere Despite defeat, the band of workers who | endeavored to place Dr.Stanley Weir at the head of the poll in St.Lawrence Ward, indulged in some speechmaking be- | fcre going home.RAA, Harper said , wf > 5 PF |! White; Alfred Dupuis that Mr, Weir had been brought out by the best elements in the ward.The fight for thim was on beha.r of principles which 1t wus their duty to champion, and he had the satisfaction oË feeling that, although bexten, they were in the right.Mr.Weir echoed the sentiments expiessed by Mr.Harper, and said his chief regret was for the men who had worked energetically on his behalf.He wowd return to his daily avocations with the sense that the had done his duty by the ward.Several of Mr.Weir's supporters expressed the opinion that if their man had been in the field as early as the other candidates lie would have been successful.POLL 29 TACTICS.Returning Officer Acted as Though He Wished to Hurt Mr.Ames.Editor of The Herald: Sir,\u2014As a citizen and a voter, I must protest against the ciass of men appointed as Returning Officers and the scandalous treatment we are subjected to.At poll 29, corner of Bishop and St.Catherine streets, we were each detained from ten to fifteen minutes outside, which in the face of such a storm as was then raging is an outrage and disgrace.And the galling part of it is that the Returning Officer was to blame and acted as if he were attempting to disgust voters for Mr.Ames | by wasting the time of the person inside the poll until those wditing outeide were half frozen.And fancy a Returning Officer putting the question, \u201cDo you object to this gentleman voting?\u201d I think such a man is not fit to hold any such position over his fellow citizens.And men who were well known were sworn.Such tactics are contemptible and only resorted to by mean, low creatures, Why not get the City Hall employees to act?And if some other method cannot be devised in this 19th century than to keep people waiting in the street; hold the elections in summer.But, in any case, partisan returning officers are gentry that the voters of Poll 29 will resent every time, and the majority for Mr.Ames ought to prove an object lesson to those who cannot fight fairly, but resort to all sorts of questionable methods.JOHN MeD.HAINS.Ta Elecors of St.Lawrence ward and Friends: Allow me to return my sincere thamks for yor efforts on my behalf, and I assure all that my endeavors while a member of the City Council will be such as to hone for a continuation of that friendship.To those who sw kindly volunteered their services and furnished vehicles on the polling day, all I can say is that their kindness and interest on my behalf will not be fcrgotten, Yours, vtry truly, H.A.EKERS.THE WINNIPEG FIRE See also page one, The Building.The McIntyre Block was the.hub of the business district af Winnipeg.It was a very handsome building, but on account ci the great width of Main street, did not appear high.Its tenants were in all walks oi life.A number of Montreal houses carried full lines of samples in offices in the building.The Mock was built over ten years ago by Alex.Melntyre, one of Winnipeg's pioneers, wha commenced as a lgivor dealer, and amassed a large fortune.His widow is now the sole owner of the pro- rerty.The interior of the building wus not as modern as an office building, and it was often prophesied that if ever a fire : broke out nathing would save the building.For this reason attempts to have Indgers in the other flats werle unsuccessful.However, every store and office has been leased for years on account of the The McIntyre Block was the largest business black in western Canada.THE \u201cTELEGRAPHING\u201d CASES.There were four names down on the Recorder\u2019s list this morning of men who had been arrested for impersonating at the polls yesterday, Tut in only one did the prosecutors appeaf.In this case, Godfrou Bennett, agent, Ste.Cunegonde, who is charged with impersonating J oseph Lang lois and Joseph Boyer at Poll 46, St.Antoine division, the prisoner was remanded.He was arrested by Constables Hackett and Ferguson.The other acoused, who were let LH on bail, were Andreas Brouillette, laborer Iberville street, reported by L Landry and arrested by Special Constable J., Berri stret, report- RECEONOROEONS ed by E.Lebel, and arrested by Special and Joseph Cantin, reported by B.Bour- Special Constable La- \u2018 Constable B.Lemay, carter, Wolfe street, goin, and arrested by franchise.GONE TO THE JURY, St.Saholastique, Feb.2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 | The Poirier murder cage has been ven io.\u2018the jury.\u2014\u2014 The Convent of St.Jean d Matha, recently purchased a Pratte ane po po use of its advanced pupils.no *® 3 i$ If There is upwards.RCCCCCEKCECCEECEEEE | OR In this world outside a disagreeable mother-in-law that will make a map wish he had never been born, it is ap ill-fitting shirt, Our shirts fit, $100 Anything, es à MUNROE BROS.= - .& as \\s3223333233332233323235 \u2014 2246 St.Catherine Stree BA TE D 23 SA PP > >> >> t o # \\ Ze.a= J cé BIRTHS, DEATHS ~~ and MARRIAGES.BIRTH iis : the {ERR\u2014At 411 Bourgeois Street, on he Rt of January, the wife of H.S.Kerr, of a son.9.30 JOLDENSTEIN\u2014On February 1st, at 2.20 6 no a son to Mr.and Mis, I, 8.Golden stein, of 93 Durocher Street.LAPRAIRIT\u2014At 170 Grand Trunk Street, on January 29th, 1898, the wife of R.LaPraitle, of a son.\u2018 BERNARD )n Friday, January 28th, the wife of L, E, Bernard; Esq., advocate an secretary of the Bar, of a sou.th DUFFIE\u2014Ait 63 Charron Street, on ¢ 23th ult, the wife of John A.Dutlle, o A SOIL.Co eee GAGNON\u2014In this.city, .on- January 30th, 1898, to the wife of J.Gagnon, a som.à MON AST\u2014In \u2018this city, on January 30th, 1808, to the wife of N, Monast, a daughter, Le ; RBAD\u2014In this city, to the wife of Jos.Read, a daughter.- ARCHAMBAULT\u2014AIt Longueuil, on January 28th.1898, to the wife of H, A.Ar- chambault, a son.WILLIAMS _A{ Three Rivers, Que., on January 20h, to Mr, and Mis, R.W, Wil- Iams, a daughter, MARRIAGES.LAMOTHE-ARCHAIM BAULT\u2014In this city, on Januury 31st, 1808, J.C.Lamothe to Mlle.Corinne Archambault.THSSIER DFI LAVIGNE-MARANDA\u2014In this city, on January 23th, Alfred Teeslcr dit Lavigne to Mile.Alice Marauda, SAUNDERS-MORTON \u2014 On February , the 6th, 1894, by the Rev, Edmund Wood (at S.John's Evangelidt), William Thomas Saunders, Devonshire, England, to Marle Lpuise Russell, only daughter of Willlam Henry Morton, London Eng.DHATHS.STEPIIRNSON\u2014On February 1st, 1808, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, of appendicitis, Margaret Brydges, aged 57 years, relict of the late George Stepheuson.Funeral from her late residence, 160 Maine Street, on Thursday, at 2.30 p.m., to St, Martin's Church, thence to Mount Royal Cemotery.Friends and ecqualut- ances are rdapectfully invited to attend, BATTHURNT\u2014In this city, on \u2018the 1st inst.Sarah Elizabeth Hayvern, the beloved wife of James W.Bathurst.BUTLER\u2014In this city, on January 30th, Alexina Lemieux, beloved wife of Fred, P.Butler, aged 23 yeas, OQARRIERE\u2014In this city, on January 290th, 1898, at the age of 70 years, Mme, Car- riure, nee Angelique l\u2019alletier.BOLMBES\u2014In this city, on Junuary 30th, at the age of 52 yewrs aud 5 months, Albina Glroux, wife of James Holmes, LECOMITE\u2014In this city, on Januvury 30, 1898, at the age of 56 years, Thomas Le- compte, LETOURNEAU\u2014In this city, on January 3uth, at the age of 26 yeurs, 6 moutlu- and 13 days, Marie Delia Tridel, wife of Adolphe Letourneau.MALLETTE~In this city, on January 29, 1898, at the age of 22 years and 4 months, Jos, Mallette, MoCLOSKEY\u2014In this city, on January 31, Annie Carnoll, beloved wife of Jno.Mec.Closkey, H.M.Customs, ST.DENIS\u2014In this ty, on the 30th ult, at the age of 66 yuars amd 4 months, Zoe Lawarre, beloved wife of F, X.St.Denlas.SAVARD+\u2014In this city, on Jenuery 30th, 1898, Sophie Raymond.wife of Francois Savard.THOMAS\u2014On Monday, January 31at, after more than 20 years of suffering, borne with cheerful courage, EMza Rubineon, wife of the late Richard Thomas BARRY\u2014On January 31st, Julla Lily, beloved wife of Wm, Barry, aged 23 years.CULLY\u2014In this oity, on February 1st, at 967 Clty Hall Avenwe, Victoria May, youngest daughter of Hugh lt.und Elisabeth Cully, aged 8 mouths and 4 days, DAVIDSON-At 7 Charron Street, Point St.Charles, on January 20th, Robert Wilfred, son of Joseh E, and Bmily Davidson, at the age of & months and 11 days.PAINLESS DENTISTRY.Why be afraïd of the dentist when you can get your teeth extracted and replaced without the least pain at Dr.J.G.A.Gendreau, Surgeon-Dentist, 20 St.Lawrence street, Montreal.False teeth without plate, Gold Crown, Vulcanise, Aluminum Plates ete.\u201cThree Castles,\u201d \u201cBristol Bird\u2019s Eye,\u201d \u201cCapstan Navy Cut.\u201d \u201cGold Flake,\u201d \u201cTraveller,\u201d \u201cMeridian.\u201d These are the finest and leading makes of tobacco of W.D.and H.O.Wills, Bristol, Eng.To be had at E.A.Gerth's, agent, 2235 St.Catherine Street, Queen\u2019s Block.Philitus Bliss, of Manchester, N.H., says: at the first dose of Menthol Cough Syrup I found great relief.ROLAND BARRETT IS ILL.Roland Barnett is very ill at St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, and in a let er to a friend he says he fears that he wi mever live to serve out his term.: MORORONONONONOROROHORONOR Geo Clothes don\u2019t make tlie \u20ac _man, but they have a lot to do with what others think of him.We make the kind of clothes © that give a good impression.en M.J.ADLER, 2320 St, Catherine St.CHMON HONVMONOE HOHORS à MR \u2014 YOUR EFFORTS are all directed towards most and best for your ta My Efforts are to supply you with th : the best for 1 \u20ac most and petitors do.(88 money then my com.Now Will You call and let me sho am succeeding in this?you how wel 1 A.D.GILLIES, The Grocer, 480 ST.JAMES Sr, lng the ROVINCE OF QUBBAC De, ontontreal, Cheuit Court, No.oso De, A.Déromd, EI \u2018AlN.versus Goyct, Avocat-Distrarant, * Où patte R.y of Februare, 1808, nt pente tenth dk in the forenoon, ait the don fo f A efendant, No.35 mice of .DISTRICT In the 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woman for fur end bet sore > speek both languages and nd ledge of tbe butliness, Secl Labi ed.None but competent, TO ed w tiles, with A 1 references.err State wary expected and fo ployers, to P.O.Box 1078, WANTED\u2014Gemeral servant, Apply, with references, 10, Street, betwee n 7 end 80 *olock pm, ; and after 4 o'alock 1 a Tr aa wR LE.SITUATIONS WANTBD\u2014FEX \u2014 'ANTED\u2014RyY a ectabl , WA aituation in doctors © Be any other Mgut work.git telephone, Willing, cheerf 5e Jet ply 49A Chabofitez Street, 08°47 Street, ee HOUSES TO LPT.-_ ne Li 271 ST.HUBERT SIRPOT-A Far Tenement, newly painted a0 Sr Nine rooms, Maodemate TeDL ite I tenant, Apply to A.EB .Notre Dame Street.7 LY ; TO LET BUSINESS PREMISES \u2014< \u2014___\"ampE- FURNISHED OFFICE AND Sp 1st May next.Convenient Box 5* Trade, Address W., P'.0- ; 5 - LE SITUANIONS WANTED-MA\"_ Te an Eu te JOY WANTED- Situation by stead I \u201ci in any capacity; good driv 5 to hors; knows city an¢ 11, Be, Good references.Address 2 Office, - i wa ig Ï oe WANTED\u2014Sftuation by pgm po work in or arouml gem B 15 Bey Good reference, Address Office.ALE SITUATIONS WANTHD-FE g - lady: ans WANTED-By respectable pl oi, a iromin z by the day.Apps 7 Antoine Street.SITUATIONS vAOANT.; WANTRD\u2014Girs wanted for sold pel ware Must be able to oe @ K Apply to MoClery Mig ! 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