The daily witness, 2 août 1894, jeudi 2 août 1894

[" 77 XXXV, No.180.0.Vel.\u2014 TS 310 IX COURT.sHpsiDENT CARNOT BEGUN THIS MORNING.Es \u2014 ome Ang.2\u2014The trial of Cesario | : w= the murder of President Car- vaux here this morning.Sentos y natorred fr>m the prison to the , Justice at © a.m., under a strong > gpéarmes.The bridge facing - house and the open space sur- - \u201che court bufliing were guarded | ani militia and the perade zinng | ~~ fuone was crowded with sight- .many of whom had obtained seuts 2 sanlins room nearly all the night + ad rept their places throughout in tt rte Gh AH to nine a ai: the bone of graass At about a quarter J > cack the court room doors were opened | « ~-rs, \u201che witnesses, the members of .-=s an 1 cther necessary or privilog- ors quickly filled the small court ji Tai: E .-s overflowing.The roc, though .- wmodious, was tastefully decorat- | .41 \u201che gay costumes of the Lyon 20 was said to him.The j:ry was then Tame led._:\u2018->ral of the Jurors were objected fo (7 \\\",rnay-General Folchier an1 thesz 7 1 repiaced by others.Regie:rar Vi- © \u201cern read the indictment against the \u201c not\u201d Cegario replied.in a firm \"Yes.IT am absolutely responsible.\u2019 ter the julzé said: \u2018 Your nother ! -iipped yeu, acd gave vou all the ad-! \u201cages she possibiy \u201c1 srhoo!l, whore could.you uever won a sever once.answered Cesarlo, laugh- 4h geuuine gaiety.-farence to his having been sent «1.he added- \u2018If I kad been a bet- \u2018ar, T should have been a better « asked about his choir-boy days.ha represented John the Baptist Th procrssions, he said: \u2018I was a \u2018cn, and e\u2018h'!idren, yeu know, un- 0 Aet stupidly.Ce lee then discussed Cesario's pres- + Cheorevelntionary lactures of Slg- .à layer, in Milan.in spite of Patios nf his family, where- aria exclaimed: © Humanity js den family\u201d qe es A COOMMETT OT REPLY, \u2026 \u201co\u2018her be did not act as a Tooetween the Anarchists of France citer the Italian Anarchist Sorrel de Popelo to had been sup- Croan answered: * The police do \u201c1 do riina.I have nothing \u201cete ken that they (the police) nTmunieationg between various re oryetoinatically.' The prisoner PRIE & single Anarchist, : \u201ciliac \u2014'Coming to Lyons you Vienna, and vent to an Darher' 00 =\" ears * T vuturaily went to a barbes.wT get Wy hair cut ut & bakers.She sent | THE GAS FIGHT.ARGUMENT IN THE INJUNCTION TINUED THIS MORNING.The argument in the injunction case cf the Montreal Gas Co.vs.th& Consumors\u2019 Gas Co, was continued before Judge De- lorimier, this morning, when Mr.J.N.Greenshields followed Mr.Geoffrion on behalf of the defence.Speaking on the merits of the case, he argiued that the cou- tract between the cliy and the Montreal Gas Co.contained no provision conferring an exclusive right to supply the citizens and the amendment made in the terms of said contract when the resoluticn granting it was passed, clearly showed that the Council did not want to glve suoh exciu- sive privileges.The court was now ask- oi to create a monopoly by mere inference from the terms of the contraot, while in reality such inf-rence should rather be in favor of the defemdant, since the permission to lay pipes muat necessarily imply permission to use them for the purpose for which they were laid.If it had CASE CON- ipaiie ra demi to.Unitus time when they should commence to furnish gas, it would have been stipulated in as many words, but nothing appeared to that effect.The date of May, 1895, mentioned in the Consumers\u2019 contract was simply a time limit beyond which the company could not go before commencing to furnish gas.On the whole an injunction could not be asked on the strength of mere inference.Mr.Greenshields concluded by arguing that his clients were in legal possession of the rights of the St.Henri Light & Power Co., and that their charter allowed them to furnish gas.This, coupled with the city's permission to lay pipes, renderel their position perfectly legal.CIVIC EXPROPRIATIONS.OF:ERS OF PRUPRIETURS TO BE ACCEPTED.At the Council mesting to-morrow the Finsnce Conumittee will recommend ac- coprance of the offers of six proprietors, as follows: The Sisters of the Congregation own two lots, cadastral numbers 159 and 158, having a frontage on Notre Dame street of 59 fect, and a total area of 5.444.The value of these lots with the buildings thereon wes piaced by the assessors at $15,200 in the high valuation of 1893.The Sisters asked $40,000 for the two lots, and the Finance Committee has decided to offer $29,221, or more than twice the as- segsed valuation.Let No.155 {is owned by the Seminary of St.Sulpice.It includes the Hospice St.Charles, and has an area of 16,268 feet.It was assessol at $50,000.The proprietors asked for $96,000, and the Finance Committee bas decided to offer $85,000.Mr.Michael Btewart owns the property fronting on Lacroix street.between Ckamp de Mars and St.Louis streets, baving an area of 6,770 feet.According to the asses TR.thisey.roperty was valued ar B+4,- 6000 in 1593.Mr.Stewart asked for 332,- 099, and the Finance Committee wants to give him $24,703.The estate of Arthur Boyer owns lots 183 and 181, on Champ de Mars and St.Louls streets, having an area of 10,722 feet.This was assessed at 37,100.The proprietors asked for $31,080, and the Finance Committee recommends that the offer be accepted.The Rev.F.Rousseau owns lot No.167, with no buildings thereon, baving an area of 2,764 feet.This was assessed at $3,- 400.It does not appear that Mr.Rousseau made any price, but the Finance Committee Las decided to offer $6,340 for the property.The Dominicn Transportation Co.owns lot No.156, frontage on Notre, Dame street, of a width of 174.3, and having an arca of 16,878 feet.This was assess-d at $39,000.The company made a demand for $95.000, and the Finance Committee has docided to offer $50,000.The experts, Messrs.J.Nelson, Isaio Prefcntaîine and H.G.Cadieux, appointed by the Finance Committee, have made the following valuation \u2014 Property Iand B'ld'ngs.Totel.M.Stewart .$8.537 $16,116 $24,703 Congregai'n Nuns.10.888 18,836 33,784 Rev.F.Rousseau.5.528 840 6,368 Arthur Beyer 10,722 22,683 33.403 Hos.St.Charles.22.326 49,362 81,888 Dom.Trans.Co.33.752 16,075 49897 This gives the value of $2 a foot, for properties having a frontage to Notre Dame sireet, for tho whole area back to Champ de Mars street.\u2014 ee \u201cTHE LATE MR.PHILLIPS.The Plasterers\u2019 Union at their mecting last evening veted that a letter of con- dolrace be sent to the family of the late Mr.Thomas Phillips.Mr.PhilHps was a master employer and the men regarded him asa model employer.His own men testify that th>y could hardly have received better treatment than was accorded them by the deceased.In his business life he was esteemed by all with whom he transacted business.Those present at the meeting expressed deep sympathy for the bereaved family in their sudden distress, \u2014 ANOTHER ACTION AGAINST THE M.S.R.R.Michel Orlando, fruit dealer, has taken an action claiming $125 from the Montreal Street Rallway Company, on account of injuri:s received and damage suffered by reason of a collision between his wagon, and one of the company's curs on Craig street.EC, THE MARSAN & BEROSSEAU FAILURE.À mezting of the creditors of Marsan & Brosseau, insolvents, was held at the Court House this morning, and after considerable discussion Messrs.A.F.Rid- dell, J.A.Lamarche and A.L.Kent were oppoînted joint curators, and Messrs.I.Gosselin.J.Lamoureux, BE.R.King, W, Weir and T.Brosseau, inspectors.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PHOTO-ENGRAVER ASSIGNS.Mra.James G.Armstrong, of Lachine, carrying on business under the name of the Armstrcng Pho.o-Engraving Company, has assigned at the demand of Treflle Ber- thiaume, with liabilities of about $2,300.¢ MONTRE/ THE SS.\u2018LABRADOR! BHE MAY BREAK HER PREVIOUS RECORD.The Dominion Line Royal Mail steamship, \u2018Labrador,\u2019 from Liverpool, July 28, passed Heath Point inwards at 7 a.m.this morning.This looks like a new record for this fast and popular steamor.It 1s two hours and twenty minutes earlier than her fastest trip of last year, when she made a record of seven days and thirteen minutes, from Moville to Quebec.Barring accidents she should reach Quebec to-morrow about two o'clock and Montreal at noon on Saturday.As the record counts from Moville to Quebec it cannot yet be stated that the old record will be wiped out, but with two hours and a half to spare at Heath Point, there is no reason to doubt that the present trip of the \u2018Labrador \u2019 will prove the fastest yet.The following !x the list of saluvomn 3- sengers:\u2014Capt.Andain, Mr.C.Ansdell, T Ju, Miss M.Appleyard, Mr.J.C.Bntchelder, Mr.B.H.Bentley, Mr.Blanchard, Mrs.Be and i t, ANS EN ne, MF, i AB och VR BoP Mr.E.Burmash, Mr.A.Carroll, Dr.A.H Carter.Mr.A.Clark, Mr.T, Coristine, Mr.T.Costigan, Mr.D.Coulsan, Mr.Craig, Dr.Delisle, Miss Dougall, Mr.Douglas.Mrs.Douglas, Mr.A.M.Duckett, Mr.Dunnett.Mrs.Dunnett, Mr.E.Dymond, Mrs.Dy- mond.Mies Earp, Miss Elford, Mr.A.J.Flagg.Mra.Flagg, Rev.Lubin Gallant, Mr.W.R.Gardner.Mr.H.E.Gates, Mrs.Gates, Miss Graham.Dr, N.A.Guillet, Mr.F.A.Kelly, Dr.G.H.Kenrick, Mr.P.Larmonth, Mr.J.H.Larmonth, Mr.N.G.Larmonth, Mr.F.M.Larmonth, Mr.J.Laurie, Mons.and Mad.Letang, Mr.W.J.Lewis, Mr.Loranger, Miss Macdonald, Master M.Macdonald, Master R.Macdonald, Master J.Macdonald.Mr.J.Le B.Le Maistre, Miss Le Maistre, Dr.Martineau, Mr.D.Masson, Mr.R.Masson, Miss McNab, Mr.J.Miller.Mrs.G.Hadrell and infant, Mr.A.J.Hagg.Mrs.Hazg, Mr.E.M.Harr's, Mr.KE.A.James, Miss James, Mr.A.H.Johnston, Master Nene Pol-glase, Miss J.M.Price.Mr.Pyett, Mc.N.Richardson.Miss M.F.Roberts, Mr.Roblin, Mrs.Rob- lin.Mr.Roy.Miss Alice Roy, Miss Bertha Roy.Mr.R.Rumery, Mr.H.Rumery, Mrs.Rumery.Miss Rumery, Mr.E.Schmoile, Miss Shaver, Hon.Joseph Shehyn, Mr.A.Smith.Miss Smith, Mr.F.Heald Smith, Miss Sorby.Mr.J.B.Spedding, Mr.R.8.Stancliffe, Mr.A.T.Stewart, Mr.H.F.C.Stikeman.Miss Tabrem, Mr, S.R.M.Townsend, Rev.Mr.Tredennick, Mrs.Tred- ennick, Master Gen.Tredennick.Mr.A.Turner, Mr.Walter Turner, Mr.W.A.Walker, Mrs.Walker, Miss Weld.Mr.Holland A.White.Mrs.White, Master Victor White, Miss Violet White.Miss Kathleen White, Miss Hartlev White, Mr.Williams, Mr.R.S.Wilson, Mrs.Wilson, Miss Wilson.-\u2014 A NOTICE FRCM THE BENCH.In the Court of Special Sessions to-day Judge Dugas said that before leaving the Bench, he had decided to express his disapprobation of the custom of people coming to his room to find fault with his verdicts.Only a few days since among others a gentleman of good position = nt to hiz room and complained bifterly tr: a certain sentence in which ho had-beean interested had not been according to his ideas of justice.He (the speaker) endeavored to do his duty faithfully and wished it to be thoroughly understood that he would no longer be annoyed in the manner referred to.I \u2014\u2014 THE WATER RATES.A BTRUGGLE EXPECTED IN COUNCIL OVER THE PROPOSED INCREASE.There will probably be a big fight tomorrow at the meeting of the Council over the report which will be presented by the Finances Committee recommending an increase of the water rates.In the Water Department the bills have already been made out on tha old 71 percent on the assessed rentals, but if the proposed increase is approved by Council, these figures will have to be scored out, and figures on a ten percent basis put in their place.It is probable, however, that no alteration will be required and that the figures will remain as last year.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRAISE FOR DR.CHINIQUY.On Monday last the Rev.Father Chini- quy attained his eigthy-fifth birthday.He was presented with an address and a well filled purze.He decerves all the honors which earth can give him, and the \u2018 Sentinel ' joins with his thousands of other friends in wishing him heaven\u2019s blessings during his remaining years.He has douse, and is doing splendid work for the cause of truth, and we trust he may be spared for many years to give to the people of Canada the words of wisdom which have s0 often been heard from his vererable lips.\u2014\u2018Sentinel,\u2019 Aug.2.THE COMPANY WILL BEAR THE \u2014 COST.Mr.Ethier, city attorney, who has just returned frum Ottawa, states that the Railway Committee has decided to lay upon the Street Rallway Company the cost and responsibility to be incurred by the adoption of automatic machinery to replace the trolley In carrying the cars over Wellington bridge.SENECAL\u2014BOURRET.Mr.C.A.Senecal, D.V.S., and Miss Marie Louise Bourret, daughter of Mr.H.Bourret, chief clerk of ths money orders department, Montreal Post-office, were united in marriage vesterday.-\u2014\u2014 HE WILL APPEAL.Mr.E.N.St.Jean has given notice of appeal in the case of C.Lafleur, saloon-] keeper, Ontario street, who was flned by Judge Dugas for having a nickel-in-the- slot machine on his premises.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE VOTERS\u2019 LISTS.Any Liberal voter in the city can have his registration attended to by Mr.Errol =n Bouchette, advocate, room 216, New York Life building.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 NO MONEY COME YET.At noon to-day no money had yet been recelved at the City Hall from the Abattoir Company in connection with the agroement entered into with the Finance Committee, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, Te CA PARA PRET TS a A Se ES a = th: 4.PA MR.DEBS ON THE STRIKE.IT WAS A FAILURE, NIE MAYBE, AND TEACHES A VALUABLE OBJKCT LESSON.Chicago, Ill, Aug.2.\u2014 Mr.Eugene V.Debs arrived here from Terre Haute to-! day.He returned to Chicago to preside at a convention of the A.R.U., which will be held to-morrow, at Uhlich Hall, to decide whether the railway strike will bo officially declared off, or, if it be continued, to formulate a new plan of operation.If the delegates think as Mr.Debs does to-day, and there is little doubt but that they will defer to his judgment, to-morrow\u2019s convention will probably con- cluae that there is nothing to be gained in continuing a strike in which they are beaten.I will never again have any official connectior with a strike,\u2019 said Mr.Debs to-day, and in what followed he admitted, lor the.firet time, that the American Railway Union strike had resulted tn failure.\u2018The organized elements of soclety are opposed to strikes,\u201d he continued, \u2018and so long as strikes are repugnant to society, it is useless to inaugurate them.We might start it now and organize a strike on a more extensive plan, but it would end inevitably as this one has.We had the rallway managers whipped\u2014everyono knows that\u2014 until they tied our hands with injunctions and brought out the troops.Gen.Miles came here for the express purpose of beating the strikers, not to preserve order.He immediately went into consultation with the managers.He did not try to get our side of the question, and two days later he announced triumphantly that he had broken the back-bone of the strike.Under these circumstances it is vain to hope that anything can be done by striking.We must vote out of office those men who seem to think labor ts entirely wrong and capital always in the right, when there is a dispute between the two interests.The strike hae served a good purpose in that it has been an object lesson to everyone.I do not say that the American Railway Urn- ion will become a political organization, but I think there will be an awakening of organized labor to the necessity for unified action at the polls.\u2019 ape CHIEF MALOBACH SURRENDERS.Pretoria, Transvaal, Aug.=\u2014Chief Ma- lobach, who has been giving so much trouble to the authorities of the South African republic, has surrendered.Many of the Kafiirs were killed and injured in the various attempts which they made to escane from the caves in which they had sought refuge.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE.Northfleld, Mass., Aug.2.\u2014The general conference of Christian Workers opened at Northfleld, last evening, under favorable conditions.The first meeting was held at eight o'clock, in the new auditorium, Evangelist Moody presiding.The subject for to-day is \u2018The Atonement.\u2019 Mr.Moody introduced it.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CONTRACTS FOR DRAINS.Contracts for new drains 8 x 2 brick have been awarded to Messrs, C.Belle- humeur, Nap.Laporte and J.P.Murray, for the following streets: \u2014 Menai, St.Louis, Goesiord, Pine Avenue, Cote des Neiges, and Dorchester, from St.Denis to Germain.The works will be commenced in a few days, and completed within a month.pp MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.AN RAST END P:CNIC, The East End Baptist Mission will hold their annual picnic on Saturday next.Mr.Robert Hampson has opened Hlmwood Grove, near Longue Pointe, for the occasion.Conveyances will leave the hall on Craig street, at nine a.m.It is anticipated that a large number will attend.pe DISSIPATED BEES.TIIEY WERK DRUNK ON HUCKLEBERRY JUICE (Ansonia (Ct.) Corr.\u2018New York \u2018Sun.\u2019) The long dry spell has had a very bad effect on the huckleberry crop, and, where in most sections, hundreds of busb- els have been gathered, this year there are but a few quarts.The berries have dried up on the bushes and the shrubs have turned brown as though by fire.Once in a while a particularly sheltered spot will be found where the berries arc ripe and full of juice, but it doesn't do any good for pickers to go after them, as they find them pre-empted by the bees and wasps.Mr.F.O.Hills went out on Newfield Hill.to pick berries and had a novel experience.He found a place where the ground was moist and the berries wero large and seemed almost bursting with juice.His surprise when he stopped to pick the fruit was great, and his flight was greater.The first handful consisted not of berries, but of bees.He looked at them, and immediately drew in his breath and held it, for it is an old Connecticut saying that if you draw in your breath when handling bees they can't poison you with their sting.The bees offered no harm to Mr.Hills and he threw them away.Then he reached over to the other side of the bush and picked off another handful of bees, wasps and hornets.They were all alive and all moving, but it is a fact that they were 80 drunk on buckleberry Juice that they could not sting, or, at least, would not.Mr.Hills, who is something of an investigator, gathered a lot of the insects and had some fun with them.He tormented them, set them on each other, and tried to make them sting, but they were so riotously happy under the influence of tho berry juice that they merely sat on their tails and leered at him with a drunken grin, and refused to fight.Mr.Hills brought several bees and wasps homo with him to see how long their berry exaltation would last, but they flew away during an interval of the watch, so an interesting fact in natural history could not be ascertalned.k ANOTHER SOUTHERN REBELLION.New York, Aug.2.-A Colon, Colombia, special says Chief C'iarence, of the Mosquito Indians, claims he has no fear of the Nicaraguan troops sent to attack him.He has sent out men to awalt them in ambush.Clarence explains that the reason ho was driven out of here first was because the British cousui, who had in- This great influence over the Jarngdcaus, duced them to abandon the natives.the Jamaicans did vitheut warning.12av- | ing some most important points under their charge undefended, thus allowing General Cabezas to surprise the natives, take their posttions on the bluff and turn tholr cannons agalnst them.Tint theo natlves re-organized, and, with the aid of a few foreigners as officers, sneadils re-took posession, receiving accessions from the best of the Jamaicans.(Chief Clarence says he has fortified the binfi.An epidemic of disease prevails and even if the Nicaraguans reach Blufilelds, they are likely, he thinks, to die off like flies.ree MORE ONTARIO ELECTION PROTESTS Toronto, Aug.2.\u2014-Six more election pro- AT-! tosts were entered at the Court of \u2018peals this morning, swelling the total number to twenty-four.The members- elect protested this morning were: Mr- Lean, Liberal, South Huron; Garrow, Liberal, West Huron; St.Joan, Conservative, West York; Reed.Conservative, Adding- ton; McNeill, Patron of Industry, South Perth, and Tucker, Patron of Industry, West Wellington.West York was won from the Liberals by St.John at the election and Scuth Perth and West Wellington were won from Liberals by Patrons.The protests now stard: Against Liberals, sleven; against Conservatives, nine; against Patrons of Industry, two; against P.P.A., one.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GHOULS DISTURB GEN.JACKSON'S GRAVE.Nashville, Tenn., Aug.2.\u2014Irformation was received to-day from the Hermitage, where Gen.Andrew Jackson's remains are buried, that his grave was disturbed last night by scme unknown perscn or persons.: A hole eighteen inches in depth and three! feet in length was dug at the head of the gravo but the parties wore frightened away before they accomplished their object.ee LOBSTER INDUSTRY IN CANADA.Ottawa, Aug.2.\u2014Returns just received at the Fisheries Department show that the enormous number of 160,005.209 young lobsters have been hatched out at the Departmental estabiishments in Nova Scotia, this season.The Canadian experts, at the head of whom is Mr.S.Wilmot, superintendent of fish culture, have been singularly successful in the artificial propagation of lobsters.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 BLOWN INTO ETERNITY.\u2018 Rganville, Ont:., Aug.2.\u2014On Tuesday last, July 31, a sad accident occurred at the works of the O.A.& P.S.Railway, in the vicinity of Barry's Bay.A charze of dynamite exploded insiantly killing three men and injuring several othera.The names of the unfortunate men are ag follows:\u2014George Marsten, from Ma:- tawa.Keller, from Hadmer Rapids.ths other being an Englishman, name unknown, lately out from the Old Country.UNITED STATES NEWS.Notices were posted in the Peabady cotton mill, Newburyport, Mass., vester- day afternoon, announcing a shut down during Angust owing to dullness in the cloth market.Rear-Admiral Stanton was retired y=s- terday and Commodore Richard appointed to the command of the North Atlantic squadron.Heavy rains have extinguished the forest fires around Phillips, Wis., auc cleared the atmosphere of smoke and dust.Mr.H.H.Tibbots private secretary tn ex-President Harrison, states that the ex- President has never sald to anycne that he would or would not be a candidate for the presidential nomination in 1S94._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PLEASURE-SEEKERS DROWNED.London, Aug.2.\u2014 \u2018Two boats containing pleasure parties, were capsized by a squall on the River Mawddach, near Barmouth, Wales, this morning, and ten of the occupants were drowned.\u2014 eee THE WHISKEY BUSINESS.Columbia, S.C., Aug.2.\u2014The state bars Lave opened for business at the old stand and the state wholesale dispensaries officials here were hard at work filling cor- ders to retail shops.There .was trouble.CAROLINA IN -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DAVITT ON TIE WHISKEY RING.The \u2018Woman's Signal,\u201d Lady Henry Somerset's paper, says: \u2014'It is intcrest- ing to note that the Irish Associations for the Prevention of Intemperance are dis- seininating a leaflet, setting forth the opinion of \u2018Michael Davitt on the Wbis- key Ring.which has reference to the antagonism of certain Irish members of Parliament to the proposed additional tax on spirits, on the ground, forsooth, that distilling is \u2018the staple industry of Ireland.\u201d \u2018There is something absolutely hideous and revolting,\u2019 says this famous Irishman, \u2018in the disgusting cant of this Whiskey Ring about their particular industry\u2019\u2014an \u2018industry\u2019 in which colossal fortunes go to the maker and a bar» subsistence wage to the worker; dogcarts and diamond rings for the wholesale merchant, and sixteen hours\u2019 work a day and a bare living for the waiter who has to retall the precious product that fills our lunatic asylums with the hapless victims of dipsomania, our jails with criminals,our streets with unfortunates, and tens of thousands of homes with squalor, want and misery; while it fills the coffers and pockets of the distillers with untold wealth.\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Some hay in a shed behind On Lee\u2019s laundxy, 256 Jurors street, took fire yesterday afternoon.A still alarm was given and No.1 reel and ladder arrived in time to prevent any damage being done.Eté A EE ET TIRE no\" oti tL PPT LS RCA KE Last Edition.COMMERCIAL Wrrzess Orricz, Thursday, Auçust 2, 1934 LITTLE CHANGE, LOCATL STOCKS STILL DULY, AND UNIN- TERWVSTING, FAIR SALES OV STREET PAILWAY, TELNPHONE stock and Ernk of Hochelaga stock.The balance of the list was very qulet.ANT) HO HRLAGA BANK IN PTMAND.Quietness wags again the feature of! the lara) crock Triarket today, und there was Hitle chanto from yesterduy either in the i amount cf bnsino:3 or vaitns.There was * iair demand for Street Pairlway.and soTmne ; little Lbiciness was done in Telephons new | Local call money is steady at-4l4 perçent, \u2026 ; and merrantile dircounts are unrhanged at from 63 perrent to T prreens.Reported by hicesrs.VV 1.A Jack un & Co.| ! Letween Bunks.Coutter.; Buyers, Sellers.| New York Punda.9-64 dia to 7-64 Far o 4 Sterne, C0days.\u2026.C4 1>9 9-26 uw 84 Sterling, demand.®, to 9153-15 Fa to 10% Sterling, calles.14 to 1W, Purischegnes, 516%, to 5.15 fleachmarks cheques Mk, to 93 Guilders, 3 days, 7934 to 40: Tieichioarka 3 days, MA to Cattle Bills, 3 caps, 9%, =o 01, tary, 50 days, #5 ro (4: Munez im Japdon.\u2018a percent; Bank of England rate.2 percent The cales to-day were:\u20147 Commereta] Ca- hie at 139%; 207 Street Railway ar 145%, 70 0.14% to 5.124 Documer- at 143124; 10 new stork at 146.TU Telephens (mew stock) ut 142: 1 Rank ol \u2018lontresl at 21545: 5 Union Bank ut 160: 5% |fochelzga at 127.Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Maser v0 X Erokers, coruer Notre Dame aud St.Fran wi Savior streets.Seller Puvers Stocka persioy.perdi) Canadian Pacifie.cs e aan uit, Lu, Do.do.Lund Fonds.| Dulnth 8.8.& Atlspuee.LL.F + ro.de do.Pref, 1 12 Grand Trunk et Pref.Lio.du.Und Prego Commercial Cable, 1112020 pate Is, Montren] Telearaph 138%, ly | Kichelieu & Ont.Nav Co.I 7 Tu\u201d Montreal Street Railway Co.1463, 1444 ; Montreai Sirest Puldvway (Nowl.1 145 1442 Morizeal Gus Ca 112 1 1111110000 ins Je< ° Ha Telephone Co 1 TT 245 14 Du.do.Fonds Le A Royal Flestrie 11.Las Bankot Montre, 220 Ws Ontario Bank 119 Penk of Britiah Nerun Armérnca Cee oo | La Boncie du Penyple.11.139 121 : Molkona Bars 120100.198 164 ance?Coronto.2.422.Zou ca La Banque lavques Camnier.|.I.Merchants Bank.145 163 Do.do.of Halifax.Eastern Townships Bank.a.Quehee Ban.ooaiiiL LL, .La Benane Nativonic.Lane LL RR.Union Fans.oo.oo n ae Le oo Canadian Bank of Commerce.143 133 La Banque Vide Mane.Hechewpa Bank.oo.12 124 Intercoloniai Cost.11011 et 1 La .Do.Pref.Stock.- North-West Lana.Canada shippuz Co.11000 19 Cunnda Paper.oo.110 (liempien & N° Lawrence Londs |.Montel Gotton 122000.UR 125 12 Can.Col.Cet.Mills Ce.1111111000 BS Do.do.Londs.Merchants Mannfacinring Go.130 Dominion Cot.Mills Co.113 lig Da.do BrmGs 1202 ee _ Loan & MortgaseCo.IRON AND STECL.Cleveland, Ohio.Aug.2.\u2014The \u2018Iron Trade Review\u2019 to-day sarys:-The coke strike and the tariff DIN limit every assertion that can be made abowt the immediate future of iron and steels, and are the centrollinx factors ai the moment.The neero regime in the coke region is not wearing well.UNITED STATES CROPS.Cineinnati, Auz.2\u2014Thoe \u201cPrice Current\u2019 summarizes the business situation for the Dasl week, as foilows:-It is Lurd to formn- late satiziactery conclusions as fo the por- sitillty of thé corn crop.Irroparable dam- Ag has pecurrred to considérable extent in tiie Centra! States, and a large extent west of the Mississippt River, but it still has a chance for cxcecding last vear\u2019s production, and to closely approach the usual annual consumption.The wheat crop advices are unchanged as to the yield of winter, and the outlook is fair for spring grain.The weck's packing of hcgs was 310.080, agalast 200,000 for the corresponding week of last year.THE MANITOBA WHEAT MARKET.The lceal situation is very dull.The decline in outside markets has da&pressed Manitoba wheats, and prices ar?of considerabir this week.We quote Manitoba No.| har] at (0c per bushel; No.¢ hard, 58.These prices ar» dellvered afloat Fort Willlam.In anticipation of an early hervest, stocks In rountry elevators are Leing moved forward, Country stocks the first of the weak were estimataï at about three-quarters of a :mil- Lion bushels.The crop outlook is about the same a= a week Mast reports from Manitoba points this week wera very favorable.The teinperatures \u201cwas moderate to fairly warm\u2014 nice ripening weather\u2014and there were gape light locz]l zhowers.Some diziricts reported rain reedcd.Good general rain would ba I beneficial to late crops, and also help to fill out wheat gonerally.The harvest is coming on rapidly, and will ho the earliost since 1286.We learn of a few gmail patrhes of wheat having been cut this week, which indicates how closo the generul harvest ls, Altogether there is no reason ts change earlier estimates Nf the crop, and the prospect Is for a moderate crop, averaging in the neighborhood of 16 bushels per acre.\u2014 Tha Winnipeg \u2018Commercial.\u2019 PS0.em em SHIPPING.The Hamburg American Packet Co's SS.Pickhuben sailed from Antweip on Aug.2, with 108 passengers for this port.>.TIIE WEATHER REPORT.(Special to the \u2018Witness.Meteorclogical Office, Toronto, Ont., Aug.2.11 a.m.\u2014The following are the minimym temperatures \u2014Calgary, 44; Montreal, 00; Qu\u2019 Appelle, 50, Quebec, &2; Winipog, Uf; Halifax.£2; Toronto, 64.Probabilities for the next twenty-four hours: \u2014Unsettled with showers and thunderstorms.Montreal, Aug.2.Readings by Hearn & Marrlson's Standard Yarometer at noon to-fay, 29.89; yesterday 30.12, to-day, temperature, mex.72; min.C2; yesterday, max.72; min.67, is, Pr x A TR ee THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.T HUR-DAY, A A Li _ mr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 - Soe = - - - pr RES TESTS es ar yy TT TS - r x ory .0) 'S 8 Tate AND DEATHS.Es MN.OHN MURPiiY & CO.] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES TH! CARSL Y'\u2019S COLU .JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS.C.E.SOCIETIES er oo ADVERTISEMENT.; Notices of births, marriages and deaths must invari \u2014_\u2014 moe TISEMES LE © Should Watch this Directory.\u2018 Mi SE ably be endorsed with the name and address of the SPECIAL SALE.Ce gender, or othertuise no notire can be taken of them.| Birth notices are inserted for 2ic, marriage nottocs Of the balance of our Blouse Walsts.ï ) | for 80c, death notices for fic prepaid.The an- WIS ~ TEMPERANCE GROCERS | (FI \u2018 nowncemens of funeral appended death notice, 255 - ! _ extra; other extension to obituary, euch as ehort DIREC TORY.! ; i « 15 ! sketch of life, two cents per word extra, except .DOI | ES | Ï( \u2014 me foetry, which is 50 cents per line ertra\u2014prepaid.qi Ne D.STEWART, Annual subscribers may hare announcements Qf births, PATERSON A LUREHA TICKLES ; ! + merriages and deaihs /without extended odituary or \u2018 | X( \"ONOITY 0 S 206 $t.Antolnr street, je verses; occurring in their immediate families, fres All Ladies\u2019 Blouse Walsts left over after Jo (CUNNINGHAM, Le ' of harge, in which case name and address of sub.the season have bcen lald out In six lo's, Corner HL.George aud Lugauchetiere sta, je, seribers should be given.during a spell of hard times like the and marked down at cnormous reductions, | The Pioneer femprraice Green, con 4 present consists quite as much or more , 21 Butter an! 1 as à sperciaity BIRTHS.Now {n Full Swing.The first day in wise spending as in not spending so as to clear them out as the space they WW 75 BROWN \u2014\u2014\u2014- tl _ BURKE\u2014At Cornwall, Ont, on July 23th, of the great Remant Sale was a at all\u2014in short, it consists in taking now occupy Is wanted for onr New Fail y Ld BROWN, EN is wife of tho Rev.T.B.Burke, of - prompt advantage of every opportuniiy 1oods.which will begin to arrive shortly.2696 \u201c3, Cathevinc, near St, Mark «1, Poeme Bar \"Brook Gor or a daughter.1 | splendid success.Thousands of o to increase the purchasing power of Goods a fu ood IY ou (Loire eer from Cover Leaf Form } oo I \u2019 isposed of and yet there money.Len xe ram ; re | 22 cents pe pouud._ \u201c, sa LEISHMAN-\u2014At 157 SL Famille street, on nants were disp y BLOUSE WAISTS! BLOUSE WAISTS! BOOT « BR OTH 1 2 the 24th July, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Geo.area \u2018 > \u2018 ; : _ M.leishman, Victoria, B.C.31 The finest opportunity for this purposa SPECIALLY REDUCED ; SIL St, Urbain, roy, of Cmdlihert sf, oT J \u2018 in the Dominion to-day, is demers in Otis dues Frcvisc est ad hu boon = PHELAN\u2014At 211 Amherst street, ON the THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS Loi % ther 11 | Selec Tens and cote: Free Carn AI pres Bethe 81 instant Mrs.Wm.B.Phelan, ot a _ - , ; In Loi No.& here are Fresh Cream 1 Mise cuis les er, mrerconx 010 _- 81st tant, ure.1 JOHN MURPHY & COS Brorse Wuaists, reguiar = from the Faster: Township, 2 F con.still to be cleared.Call at once and prive 5:27, now reduced 35\u20ac only THOMSON & JOHN STON, Les.RICE\u2014At 29 Tuppor street, on Wednesday, secure the Best Bargains.Remnants PS b a $Y te Si Aug.1, 18394,\" the wife of M.B.Ricer of a (reat ; ; 2450 BE, Catherine, cor, Dræmmousd «tj i dau hter \u2019 2 of all classes of Dry Goods.En Let No.2 there are 15 English Cured Hams aed Bacon See nd ano ne con I B .Blouse Walkkig, regular xc © .REV .( r CARSLEY, | Notre Dame prire 8[.90, now re- 50C only WILLIAM WW.BREWIN Crome MARRIED.8.PS e 1m O v a I S al e i dared to o.oo Corner Doreñhc-ter and Brunswick sis.! 4 8 CARSLEY, | street.° | Gives mpecing aliention tu Teas COOKE\u2014COLBY.\u2014On Monday morning, : Cyn § ; 3 th .__ LOL KES En Lot No.I$ there are i4 , ToL Ld 1 Li .July 28, at 138 Donald street, SVinalpes, Blonse Waists, regular CHAS ML BECKET DIE i i by the Rev.Dr.Spariing, the Rev.5 alter \u2014\u2014\u2014 price $1.15 and S1.35, 756 each 99) Ki, Catherine st.near Detorimicrave.New York A Cooke, oi Prince Albert, N.W.T., to now reduced vo.Choice Groceries and Provisona aiwaz son ; hand we pet / Martha 8.Colby, of Winnipeg.Man.81 NOTE THE BARGAINS : x M, SWIFT.pe PET ! , iri .In Lot No.4 ilicre are ; poner N E.\u2014 A 1, at the resi- 9 9 .- .Ha ot Ee ether.JAN Seigneurs | adies 20,000 yards of Fine Bleached Cotton, 3 Blouse Walsts, 398 Mount Royal ave.corner Drolet st, *\u2018\"- fs strest, by the Rev.Dr.Smyth, David D.> free from dressing; Regular Price, 15e regular prices $1.50 | First-class G Noceries, Cro-kery.Ke, sas Oh Hodge.of St.Laurent, to Margaret.eldest per yard; Removal Sale Price, 10¢ per and #130.now re 1.25 only | - Barter aud Coffe Ta aperdaty se daughter of the late \u2018Wilifam Moore.No S C t yard.cerner JOHN SU 1 LIV AN 3 ; - cards.; ummer Or sets A1 {gnment of Fine Bleachea 1m LOL N0- 3 ther: are Corner Mili 1 Burorker sirres PT : - - = marge consignment Ct ne bleached 23 Blouse ) TURNER, iN ass LE SycCurdy u .I Discount of 33 1-3 percent.601 Wellington, cor Mantz en Pro Chee Miles Susannah MeCurdy, of Goulburn.1 AT CLEARING PRICES.In Lot No.6 there are | Frest: Crevrpery Butter, Milk ond En.re rives duily A ' i.KIRKLAND\u2014YOUNG.\u2014On July 28, in , Large lines of Black Silks, to clear at 23 RBlomse Waists, CTT a .- M Lu y then be Chris.Church, Franklin.by ihe Rev.W.The balance of stock of Ladies a Removal Sale Discount of 20 percent.regular à prices 32.50 I 0 THOMAS I.1 STON i, mar : or J.M.Beattie, William 3.Kirkland.Esq, re still being sold to $3.20, now re- 5 each | 627 Wellington, Cor Honrge à; Pi SI lharles, wer eo, of Franklin, Que., toc Mary Elizabeth Summer Corsets a 5 8 Large lines of Shot and Fancy Silks duced to.8.Ce ° only Chane Gracerins ur Prosmss 0 ; (Lib) Young, daughter of Leonard Young, at Reduced Prices.to clear at a removal Sale Discount of JO TEN COLIN ST IN sea, of Franklin.3 20 percent.FOR BARGAINS IN BLOUSE WAIST: « NS.; Apt ss 0 - vil moak , : $ ir.\u2018or.Princes Artiar and xpoiite, MORRESETT \u2014 SMITH\u2014In the Methodist Ladies\u2019 Summer Corsets, 48c Pa .COME TO Has à Choice Lot of New CRÉAULLY BUTTER = Parsonage, Tweed, Ont, by the Rev.J.C.Ladies\u2019 Summer Corsets, 48c Pair.p00 yards NT oss Foods, Regular - W 3 CI AM v GORDE IN \u2014 > Wilson, on July 28, 1894, Mr.Jos.T, Mor- Ladies' Summer Corsets, 48c Pair ces, from 20 to 31.30 per yard: 1117 .} NG CS a : \u2019 , : 2 Price, 757 per yard, and r an ww reset.of Elziver.Ont.to Miss Rachel R.Removal Salo : s951 st.Catherine.corner Metealfe.Sale.of Kaladar, Ont, 1 \u2019 IMMER CORSETS 10 percent extra discount.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, Fresh High Class Cons \u201c tani arciving.[I ! LADIES\u2019 SUMME \u2019 \u2014 @ THE FAMILY LINEN AND ORAPERY HOUSE, == T .DIED.EXTRA QUALITY, ONLY 70c PAIR.203 to 207 5T.ANFOINE STREET.Th aa ii tiens I so ce , CAMPBELI\u2014On Sunday.July 29, Alexander EXTRA QUALITY, ONLY T0c PAIR.JOHN MURPHY & CO, 144 to 150 Meumtain street $ Ê Adi i ÿ RR à & dba PS oo _ James Campbell, in the alst year of hls 1 LLY 70c PAIR.1 a 5 = \u2026 pages Camp EXTRA QUALITY, ONL 1181 and 1783 NOTEZ DAME STREET, te tot es Be ,! Reduced TELEPHONE.8225.\u2014 - CL GRAFTON\u2014On Tuesday.July 31, 1394, Ray All Misses\u2019 Corsets Reduced.And 105, 107, 109 and 111 Si.Peter st.rl i : : , 1° 701 Sect:.Cr child of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred .TERMS CASH AND ONLY ONE PRICE.Branch:-58T.CATHERINE STREET.THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 1564, 24 Rors Grafton, aged 7 months and 3 dars.S.CARSLEY, | Notre Dame 2193, Corner Buckingham Avenua = pe Se ri \u2018ELEPHONE, PR T Fureral private.8.CARSLEY, | street.® Telephone 333.9 | ans 4 .PEATMAN.\u2014In thls rity on the 2nd inst, es .i _ Ve ges Sarah Jane Anderson, aged 35 years and THE CHOLERA PLAGUE.tong Tare iw ; + vad wif IN p an.\u2014 ; ; \u2018 Coan RL : FORTE eaten Te Teapocn.NO RIVAL HAS THE Vienna, Aug.2.\u2014It has transpired that lized Des uly invited to attend the runeral on cholera has been rasiug in several diz- Moore] oes Jaturdar, Auzus 4, at 2 pm.from her G == _ tricts in the Duchy of Bukowiua fer be artes ! Ausband's residence, S66 St.Catharine Fre In C h Wo VY \u20ac EN I ISH WA Ï ER 2 = OOE 1 last week, the fact having been Kept quiet is coe orad + street.to the place of interment, Mount 0 to prevent the application où sanitary oreun ot ot Lo Royal Cemetery.# N a the f Lo.; mrasures.The antüorities responsible RUMOHR\u2014At Chotwynd.Ort.on Jure Corsets New names an processes pass away as the female bicylist will pass away for tbe secrecy will Le punished.At SUITS AL 89, 1854, James Anson Lumohr, agod 54 9 when she gets tired.; Scheldburg yesterday there were 1wenty- Tears, 2 Th 7 five new cases, and a: Buchau eighteen.: e Best ENGLISH WATERPROOF is li _ ; , STANTON-\u2014At Fitrhburg, Mres, on July 51,| IN GRAY AND WHITE, 50c PAIR.: OF is like the best English Broadcloth\u2014it At Pilsen the disease is rapliy sprealing.- 1834, William Stanton, aged 33 years.Thor sending nctices for the ckova 2set had male astonishing pre- oer that doveted officer, and it * Le'eve, Nis OWN opinion that an- intrigued out of the; who cccasion \u2026 defence is pressing seriously on the government.For eleven days two high of- A Tl a J rE Le z \u2018 f A \u2019 .LA co , CSL ET ANA) NS LIOET CS 15 JL MSA SI LS / =a to TOI A Gr CHINESE BATTLE-SHIP \u2018CHEN YUEN.| ficials, over 70 years of age, have been | laboring incessantly from: morning to nigbt, climbing up and down ladders of ships, scrambling cover forts, watching drills, examining schools, giving audi- \u201cence to innumerable commanders, and directing the new works to be undertaken.The Tartar general, who had \u2018 never before scen the sea, and whn, moreover, is really Infirm, is only, of course, a nominal coadjutor to Li Hung \"hang, on whom rests the sole responsibility.Well aware that the mere posses- slon of costly ships and modern guns goes only a little way towards affording national security, the Viceroy Li seems resolved to have the crews as well train- cd as poesible.The schools of instruction are vigorously supported, competent officers are at their bead, and the results are surprisingly good.The Chinese are a teachable people and there is no : kind of exercise at which they do not JAPANESE COAST-DEFENCE SHIP \u2018\u201cITSUKUSIMA! \u201cte ships have been moved about in per- \u2018+ order; both in target practice under vam and in evolutions in open watar :- have acquitted themseives as well \u2026 cossible, and in ten days' operations the slightest hitch has occurred.- | write the ships are flaunting their .v-colored bunting in the bay before r- H.M.S.\u2018Centurion\u2019 and the French -z-tip, \u2018Bayard,\u2019 keeping them company -xpending much powder in honor of teen.\u201crn warships\u2014exclusive of yachts car- -*z the Commissioners and thelr m\u2014whbich took part in the dis- civ, were twenty in all\u2014the Pei :z, or Northern Squadron, eleven : the Nan Yang, or Southern \u201c1.xin) Squadron, six ships; and the .ten Squadron, three ships.Of these, - ony vessels of any importance are - «f tha Pel-Yang Squadron, and - Lames in the order in which they : \u20181 are as follows:\u2014 iron armor-plated bar- 6,000-horse power, built THIRTY CENTS A YEAR ONE WHO TAKES THOR \u201cNORTHENN MLSSENGER\"\u201d IF FOR ONX YEAR WILL RE I CEIVE \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 TAKE .THE 24 Histarical or Bcientito Articles, 24 Biographical Articles 24 Household Articles \u2018* NORTHERN MESSENGER \u201d FOR ° OXE International 8B.8.lessons, YEAR, Suggestions to Toachera WHAT Hclptul Hints for Bcholara AMOUNT or Good Rerial Btorfea READING 24 Wholesome Short Staries MA Over 200 Brief Stores, Poems, WILL innumerable Items of Interest I RECEIVE ?200 Pictures, large and small, In all, about 200 pages of reading and pictorial matter in the year, for Thirty Conta.JOHN POUGALL & ROX, Montreal.THE \u2018WITNESS PRINTING HOUSE EXECUTES JOB WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Io a thoroughly satisfactory manner, at MODERATE RATES and at SHORT NOTICE.WEEKLY PRICE LISTS, BILLS OF PARE, BUSINESS CIROULARS, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, LETTER CIRCULARS, NOTE CIRCULARS, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY REPORTS, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, &o.Particular attention given to BOOK WORK, and extra onre bestowed as to correctness.SEVERAL COLORS AT ONE IMPRESSION A SPECIALITY.Try the \u2018 Witness\u2019 Job Office for Printing.Orders from the country promptly attended to and work forwarded immediately by mafl or express.JOHN DOUGALL & SON.Proprietors.BU IZTESS CARDS AND COMMERCIAL IFRINTING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONE At the \u201c WITNESS\" OFFICE JOB DEPARTMENT, Comer Craig and St.Poter streeui, RK, _\u2014Mail Orders prompily attended to.DP° YOU PRINT BILL HEADS ?A Yas the question asked in the ' Witness\u2019 office a day or two ago.The person who asked had evidently not found out that the \u2018Witness has one of the nicest printing offices in the city and does none but good work, in faot, as Whatever you want in the way of printing that it is good work as is dene anywhere.proper to print can be got done at Lhe WITNESS PRINTING HOUSE \u2014WTTH\u2014 NEATNESS, CHEAPNESS, PUNCTUALITY, and DESPATCH Vy oop ENGRAVINGS, ELECTROTYPING and STRREOTY FING er DONT TO PERFECTION At thc YETNESS \u201d OFFICE.JOHN BOUGALY, & SON, i MONTREAL § fring ime: Naat ai TTT we Se heal a RHE he Nu awe \u2018 ble EE an Fo PEER 4 mt \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ely Cla THURSDAY, AUGUST 2.Heron Island, | AT LACHINE RAPIDS.For a nice sail and a lovely day's outing.no place corapares with the above Gem of the Rapids.Steamer \u2018 ILE HÉRON runs daily (except Fridays) leaving wharf, Point St.Charles at 9.29 a.m.and 2.13 Tuke street Cars via Velliogton street, direct p.m.to boat.AFTERNEONS, ATTRACTIONS SATURDAY MUSIC AND OTHER Extra Trip at 17.30 am.Satirday3.2 YERDI'N NAVIGATION C\u20acO'Y.HERD TS NO OTHER TRIP BURSCRIPTION RATES.Daily Witness, 25.00, Weokly Witness, 81.00 with rednotions to clubs; Northern Messenger 80c; 10 copies Lo ous address, 32.25 ; 20, 4.40; 50, £10.50 ; 100, 329.For Great Britain add 81.04 per annum for post ago on Weokly Witness: 25c on Northern Messenger ; 53.60 on Daily Witnoss.\u2018The last edition of the DAILY WITNESS is de- [ivered in the ofty every evoning of publication at #4.00 por aunum.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ADVERTISING RATES.DAILY WITNESS.Five lines and upwards, 100 por line.Contract oa {avorable terms.WEEKLY WITNESS.With large type or cuts, 20c per line.One-third reduction if set in our wnanal small advertising types.Special oonlract ratss.The Daily aviiness, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1894.so beau: iful or se yleasant as that to Carillon \u2018 and back, by Palace Steamer *Sover- en,\u201d 81.00.\u2018 Capital meals served On board.Tawe § a.m.train 30 for Lachino daily.- 4 > NEY PLEASURE PARK, J GROSBOIS ISLAND, 299 Miles on the River for 20c.Steamer \u2018Filgate will run daily trips to the Island, commoncing SATURDAY.3st July.Leaving Jacques Cartier whorf at 19 a.m.and 1.30 p.m.Returning leaves the {sland at 3pm.and 5.30 pan.The Loat can be chartered for special parties and picnics.Refreshments (temperance) can be had there it UC 0 s ; .hi CAPT.À.GOT LET.ART ASSOCIATION, OF MONTREAL GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS, Ete.to 6 p.m.2c.Open daily 9 a.m.ADMISSION, .- .- SATURDAY, AUGUST 4.ALVIN PICNIC.J The annual picnic of the Calvin Presbyterian Church Sabbath-scheol TO IZTERVILLE, SATURDAY AUGLST 1, 1894.Trains will leave G.T.R.Depot (Bonaventure! at 9 a.m.znd 1.2% p.m, stopping at «r~ (unegonde, Et.Henri and Point St.Charles.The UCliton and Excelsior Lacrosse clubs.an! the Calvin and Rover Football will play matches during Refreshments at city prices.28 \u2014my VISIT YOUR FRIENDS F.0)O.F,, M.F.Montreal District.EXCURSION TO SHERAROOHKE & RETURN (Via Grand Trink Rallway.) FARE, 85.50.Children, under twelve, Half Fare, Tickets good gning by Evening trains Angust 3rd, aud all t:a55 Angus: 4th, anl valid for return not inter \"han August fil.Tickets on sula at 147 St James street, ture Depot, Ihatriet OiËcers, or D.Taylor & Sons, b21 Craig streut, near St.James street.2 G.W, MARDESTY, P.C.S.istPRINCE of WALES RIFLES.RIFLE ASSOCIATION.The 25th Annual Prize Meeting Fewill Le Leid at Cote st.Luc Ranges on SATURDAY.Ang.4 1894, commencing ot 8 o'clock sharp.A nul attendance is requested.Uniform- Drill urder._ Preins leave Windsor Station at 7,15 a.m.and 2p.m.The dervrerry wul Le 10 ait-adaurve at the Armory où Thursday and Friday Evcuings, to receive entries.By order, J.A.FINLAYBON, 3 Capt.Secy.FUNERAL OF MAJOR FORBEF.The fuceral! of the Forbes took placé largely attended.assisted by the Rev.Mr.Philips, ducted the services at the late residence of the deceased.Dr.Hunter spoke of the firm Christian character of the deceased gentieman and of his interest in a!l god work.The chief mourners were Mr.B.M.Smaliman, Mr.J.J.Smallman, Mr.J.Haves and Mr.Wm.Galbraith.late Major George yesterday and was con- Among those present were Dr.J.B.Mr-.Connell, Col.J.C.Sinton, Messrs.David Y'atson, Chas.Gurd, Moses Parker, Jas.Wilson, jr., Geo.Horne, Robt, Irwin, C.A, E.Patterson, R.K.Thomas, J.Simpson, Jas.Beatty, HH.W.David Mc'Willlam, D.Thomas Williamson, Fred.Brush, sore, Jas.Harper, 'C.W.Coates, Higgins, J.H.Mooner, J.Knox, Beatty, W.Gonâbee Brown, D.John Ogilvy, Wads- worth, neon, Alax.Bbaw, S.C.Kyte, T.Kneeu and many other woll krown citizeus.LL 510 THE JULY FIRE RECORD.July this vear Was an exceptionally busy month for the firemen, although it is usually the reverse.There this \u2018ant no less than sixty-six alarms in the month, bringing tbe total nunwber for the year up 49 five bundred and twenty.Last vear there wers culy forty-seven alarms tn July and fuur hundred and seventy in the whole year.And two of the fires last monty.that on Enmtho sirret and that ji wers A Messrs, Lahbhe & Co'e furniture factory were exceptionally large.ax .ST.HENRI COUNCIT, A meriing of St.Eenri Council] was held last evening.The council instructed the sorrectary to write the Montreal Street Railway Company ard ascertain if they had any reason to give why their tracks were net laid from St, Henri town hall to Cote St.Paul.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014- > -\u2014\u2014\u2014 FELL FROM A SCAFFOLDING.Part of the scaffolding at the First Pap- tist Church gave way on Tuesday aîfter- noon, and Mr.J.N.Clavel and his son, N.Clavel, fell to the ground and were In- Jured, x,ot\"serlousiy, however.clubs the afternoon.; Bonaven- The Rev.Dr.Hunter, : Stewart, Jas.Wm.John .DEBS AND STRIKES.| leaders before him, to the conclusion that strikes are bound to fall because the organized elements of co- ciety are against them.He asserts that General Miles did not go to Chi- the strike.We can easily suppose that the soldier did not perceive much distinction between the strike and its inseparable results.When we want to drive a pestilence out of a country we seek for the cause of the melady and assail that, and possibly tho General thought that as a matter of tactics if he stopped the strike he would be taking the straightest way to remove the crimes which were its necessary results.It is to be remembered, however, that the General had no means whatever of attacking the strike except by preventing crime and unlawful conduct.If the strike could have existed without unlawful \u2018results General Miles, whatever his \u201cnotions with regard to it, would have had to let it alone.He used his forces to prevent people from breaking the law, and if the stoppage of lawlessness necessarily stopped the strike Mr.Debs's conclusion is clear- \"lv proved that the organized forces of \"society are against strikes.A rela- glorify lawlessness and those which glorify Mr.Debs is suggzgesiad by the fact that it was the same town of Brazil, in Indiana, which cut with its sheriff to give a banquet to two man-slaying prison- which turned out a week or two later to hear an enthusiastic address from Mr.Debs.Mr.Debs does well to \u2018commend his followers to turn to the .ballot box.It would many lives and many million dollars if he had done so sooner.If the majority think with him they can make the laws their own way ; but we do not think the majority in any country will ever glve to any Debs or any irresponsible organization the right to tie up the traffic of the csun- \u2018try whenever they shall regard the \"workmen in any shop as having a grievance.They will at least find some more just and intelligent way -to deal with grievances than this.i \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE EVICTED TENANTS BILL.The withdrawal of the numerous amendments to the Evicted Tenants bill by the members who put them on the order paper abdsenting thern- selves from the House when they were tyro core up iz a confession of weakness, of the debate on the second reading of the bili, bat that is an ex- cage which will avail little.The closure invention of their own, and was administered with considerable rigor on their behalf when obstruction was offered to the Irish Crimes Dbiil.When the obstructors of that bill grew sulky about it ard withdrew farther amendment they simply jeercd at them.They are ; going through the same process now \u201cwith a like experience.They cannot very well claim that the closure is being more rigorously exercised than it was by them.The Speaker, who is supreme in the matter of closure, though a very just man, is à Unionist, and not likely to grant more points against the Unionists | than in their favor.When the government first this bill the 8Bpeaker refused on the ground that he did not think it had been sufficiently devated.It is presumable, thercfore, that when he did | grant closure he did think It suffi- wos an ciently debated.The presumption is that the opponents of the bill have some deeper reason for withdrawing their opposition to it.The Liberal | | Mr.Debs has come, like other labor | | | cago to restore order but to put down ' tionship between the elements which .turned ! ers on their way to the state prison, : have saved: It is ostensibly a protest against the : demanded closure of | THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Unionists, like Mr.Chamberlain, for instance, have Radicals and Socialists among their backers, and may be feeling pressure from them.At all events the Opposition in the House of Commons has shown weakness, and the House of Lords, which js counted on as certain to throw out this bill, will do so not with more courage but with less.The Lords may say, and will say, that their reason for throwing it out is because debate upon it was gagged in the House of Commons, but this asser- lon will be greatly weakened by *he fact that the Onpasition did not use the opportunities they had.The Lords have thrown out about all the bills they like to, ag they know that every bill they throw out is a nail in their coffin.They would have greatly preferred that the present bi]! had been so amended in the Commons that they could have avoided a conflict.By sending it to the Lords in its original form the Opposition in the Commons practically say to the Lords : Here, this is your quarrel.You have no electors to reckon with.The English people will not be captivated by sulking tactics.They like to see men once they are in a race or a fight carry it through whether they are gaining or losing.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e TARIFF REFORM IN AUSTRALIA.The defeat and resignation of the Pro- toctionist Government of Sir George | Dibbs in New South Wales is of more than passing interest, inasmuch as it marks an advance in the cause of | tariff reform in Australasia.It is | true that the Dibbs Government was not defeated in the Assembly on the | question of protection, but on a question of the composition of the standing committees which have to be struck at the beginning of every new parliament.The government insists upon having a majority of its own supportars on each committee so that it can control their proceedings and reports, but in this case the government did not control a majority of the members of the Assembly, so that it could not have a majority of its own supporters on every commit- | ! | | | | | | | tee without impairing the repre- i sentation on them of the cther: parties.It insisted, however, and | ; the free trade party, reinforced by | the free trade labor party, defeated | the government, backed by the pro- 'tectionist labor party.That was an almost inevitable consequence of the victory of the free trade party over the protectionists at the polls, though the straight free traders did not se- renre a clear majority of the seats in \u201cthe Assembly.The election contest in New South Wales was not unlixe in Ontario, there being three or four parties, with cross mixtures, beforo the electors, and although the regult was somewhat different in Ontario, where the government had an immense majority over the Opposition, and probably a small majority over all parties in the Assembly, Sir Oliver Mowat may find the same difficulty in apportioning to each party fair representaticn on the different committees while keeping the control of them the government.(Certainly the experienese of Sir George Dibbs is exactly that which Mr.Meredith might expect supposing he tried to form a government and control the Assembly under the : present condition of things in the for : Ontario Assembly.In the recent South Wales dred and twenty-five members to be elected in as many, almost, equal electoral districts »y manhcod suffrage voters, one man one vote.The number of members in former Assemblies of New South Wales was a hundred and forty-seven, but a reduction had been made, a reform which, it seems to us, might very well be followed in most Canadian provinces, For though Ontario, with an Assembly of ninety-one members, or Quebec, with a legislature of ninety-seven, do not seem over- governed, yet it must be remembered that Ontario has a hundred and sixteen and Quebec elghty-nine representatives in the Dominion Parliament, whereas there is no federal parliament in Australia to relieve the different colonies there of so much of the legislation and administration of affairs of the country.In the New South Wales election one member was elected by acclamation, and there were flve hundred and twenty- seven candidates for the remaining hundred and twenty-four seats.Of election there were in New a hun- that which took place shortly before : these, two hundred and four were for free trade ; one hundred and eighty- \u2018nine were for protection ; seventy- one were Labor League candidates; thirty-two independent labor candidates ; eight were free trade labor ; six were protectionist labor ; ten were independents; three fair traders ; one Liberal, and three \u2018doubtful.\u2019 The issues were free trade and labor reform, and the election was fought out under great political heat and excitement.the premier, wag the chief of the protectionists, while the veteran Sir ! Henry Parkes and Mr.G.H.Reed ernment and its protection policy, which had been tried and found wanting.Sir George Dibbs himself was returned, but two of his ministry, besides many of his most prominent supporters, were defeated.On the other hand, Sir Henry Parkes, Mr.Reed and other candidates who were members in Sir Henry Parkes's last government were triumphantly returned by a large majority in nearly every casc.most successful by far, having captured fifty-eight seats, while the protectionists were reduced to thirty- essful in twenty-eight seats.While there are more free traders by conviction than protectionists in the labor party, yet it appears that the labor party of Australia is for the ; most part indifferent upon this issue.; The last free trade government was | overthrown by the labor party joining the protectionist party, though not upon a protection issue, and the \u2018labor party seemed willing to give \u2018its assent to protection so long as \u2018the protectionist government served: the labor party in regard to labor \u2018issues.It is said party will support the new free trade government on the same conditions.It is most probable that Sir Henry ; Parkes, who is \u2018an old hand, will try to form a coalition government, and thus bind the labor party to the frec trade party.The revolt which 'is now going on in the United States, Canada and Australasia against protection and its works is significant and hopeful to a degree.\u2014 o- TIIE OUTREMONT RAILWAY.AN AUSPICIOUS OPENING.The Montreal and Island Park Railway ine to Outremont was formally opened yesterday afternoon.At two o'clock two special cars left Cote street station.On board were the Hon.J.A.Chanleau, Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec; the Hon.| | | | the Hon.Louis Beaublen, Minister of AE- riculture and Colonization; Judge Mathieu, Senator Desjardins, Mr.J.Israel Tarte, M.P., Mayor Villeneuve, Mayor Swall, Cote des Neiges; Mayor Dunlop, Outre- mont; Mayor Dezarie, Notre Dame de Grace; Messrs.Henry Ilogan, E.Lusher, A.J.Corriveau, Joseph R.Roy, chief engineer; Lucius E.Marple, C.Gravel, HA.A.Brault, G.Lejole, and the councillors of the various municipaiities through which the line passes.Arriving at Coie des Neiges refreshments were served on the grounds adjoining Mr.Swall\u2019s residence.The usual congratulatory and com- ; plimentary speeches were delivered and all reemed pleased with the success of the undertaking.Everyone was loud in the praise of the thorough manner in which the work bad been done and the celerity with which it had been pushed to completion.The road was remarkably smooth for a new one and ihe bed had an appearance of solidity which speaks well for the thoroughness with which the construction hds been made.The greatest credlt is dve {95 all who had anything to do with this enterprise which will no doubt preve of inestimable benefit to the municipalities through which the raiiway PRISES.The return trip was made in less than twenty-five minutes.The line was immediately declared open to the public and last evening the first car of the rerular half-hourly service was run over the line._\u2014 THE FENDER ON THE WRONG END.The fender was on the back of the car and thus Mr.J.Donald Morrison was probalsy saved from a serious accident last night.He was crossing St.James street at the corner of McGill, when a cor suddenly backed up, and he was thrown down.He succeeded in getting out of the way of further danger and es- caned with a few bruises.Thus the ef- ficlency of the fender on the back of the car is demonstrated, as had Mr.Morrison boen struck by the car instead of the fonder, his injuries might have been much more serious.pi PERSONAT, Dr.Elle Asselin, leaves to-day for Paris.where he will complete his studies in the large hospitals of the French capital.The Rev.James Pedley, of Vancouver, B.C., arrived in Montreal on Monday.per 83.Mongollan,\u201d Mr.Pedley is a former student of the Capada Congregational College, here grid, during a year's absence from his work in Vancouver, has bezn taking a special course nt Oxford, under Dr.Fairbairn.He will preach at Emmanuel Church on Sunday rext, and will leave for his home in Van- couver on Monday.Sir George Dibbs, were the leaders of the frce traders.The result was a defeat for the gov-.The free traders were: nine, the labor candidates being suc-: that the labor.G.A.Nantel, Minister of Public Works; | THURSPAY.Aver.oo OFF A TRAIN AT MiDMIGHT.UNIQUE EXPERIENCES OF TRAVELLING MONTREALERS.MONOTONY OF A RAILWAY JOURNEY SOMEWHAT VARIED\u2014CHILLY RIDE IN THE SHAKY HAYCARTS, OVER A ROUGH ROALI\u2014 A CONDUCTOR KNEW THIS LUSINESS-\u2014 ANOTHER WERECK AND MORE DELAYS.Jt was a unique piece of railway trane- | ferrimg that took place =arly yesterdar ! morning between Newport ond Sto Tabs bury, Vermont, as mentioned in our teie- graphic despatches yesteriay.It was just after midzone, The ra'n CPR \u201c Found to Posten, vith a car for J'ertlarnl was a express from Montreal, and otber easi-rn points.Pullmian passengers were cnjoying tbe rest that two-doliar ticket The seven*y, little ensures.other passengers, same sixly or were AT EASE ON THE which are \u2018awav ahead\u2019 of the low-tacked stationary seats which most railways siiil cling to.baby bey gave a brief yell expressive of RECLINING \u20acHAILS Now and again a dear litte dep yearning.in the midst of the light slumbers «f the praseengers ir the first-class car, came : a command, short, sharp ann decisive:\u2014 \u2018All out; everybody change: Nobody stirred.The customs officer ha] made his tour of inspecticn but an hour bofore, and had found it necessary : to uso physical force to waken the crowi.The bumpety-bump-bump-bump of wheels A stout American citizen heaved a disturbed and was excsodingiv southing.sieh KEPT TIME WITH THE TRAIN, murmuring: \u2018Tariff Biil \u2014LDave Hill; Senator Plumb, by gun; pihimkxety-piunx- plunk-rlunk\u2014' ending with a weary snore, winch found an echo all over the car.\u2018All out! Everybody change\u201d Tire people rubiti«l thelr eyes: \u2018This is Portland?Laos.en?St.Johnsbury?What dees he mean\u2014oll get out?\u201d It vas dark and a glance from the windows showed | flelds on each ride.But far in the dis- | tance there was a great fire of lozs: ! standing Ly it were farmers with Lay carts and a carry-ail.\"All out.now! All out! This was final and everybody prepared to depart irem the train.IT Was BITTHELY COLD all shivered; many sneezed.There was a dampness in the air that brought one's spirits down to zero.In response to the question.\u2018Whera are we at?a native of the locality caicuiainl that It was between Barton and l.yndon- ville, Verrmiont\u2014train couldn't ge no ther on account of a big freight \u2018rain eol- lisicn on the Bozton & Maine tracks.Thirty cars all heaped up and one man near Lilled.There was Wiggons agvin\u2019 to take the passengers dewn to another train-\u2014 down that way.far- Cold midnight drive in a haverart! Enchanting prospect! Ice cream ard fans.: too?- TOG FIRE APPRECIATED.But that loz fire was a boon.The passengers gathered around it while they waited to be glven places in the various | vehicles.- And, be it said.the C.P.R.ron- ductor handled bis numerous charges well.Someone had filled a comfortabie carryall with gentlemen,when the C.F.R.man said, \u201cHold\u201d \u2018That carriage,\u2019\u2014he continucd.\u2014\u2018what's the matter with you gents getting into one cf those buckboards?Why there atn't a lady in your whole carriage |\u2019 from the carry-all.Again.There was a lady, far from well.The whole wide world knows that a chilly ride is risky enough for a strong men, let alcne an invalid.The conductor knew it too.He borrowed a wealthy re- gident's easy-going carriage, containing rugs, robes, wrappings and cushions, and in this the lady made the trip more comfortably even tban she could have done in the train.BRUT ON THE HAY-WAGGONS the travellers had to make believe ther ! {sat solidly upon ris luggage, and were comfortable.They planted their gripsecks on the floor of the commodious vehicle and themselves upon the broad sides of the waggon.\u2018May have another breakdown,\u2019 served a solemn individual who had viously spread breadcast his the wreck.well-known IN MONTREAL got down from the side of the cart ob- pre- At this a corpulent dortor, INSURANCE CIRCLES and half a dozen others followed his example.It was cold; the damp chiil got into the horses and they occasionally paused in DARK, ON | tho Exodus | | theories of ° ! Janrin, Je: 1: Fm.their duties to wonder why on earth they had not been left in their stables undisturbed.It got into the passengers and produced pernicious puns which were vigorously applanded\u2014\u2018Must have something for fun.\u201d as the Lachine prlice sald of the gambling there last Saturday.THE CREAKFD OM: the raw, damp chill penetrated clothes, skin, bones, marrow.at once.and everyone laughed, but this merriment stopped when another haycart WAGGON : Six people sneezcd was noticed approaching from an opposite direction.The toad was too narrow for two to pass; one side was a hill, the other a ditch.\u2018Ah.say, dwivaw,\u2019 drawled one cf the humorous passengers, \u2018dwivaw, do hear ?Ah, say, cahn't you dwive up to the top of the hlllside and let us get past ?\" NEVER YOU MIND, SISSY.was the quick retort.* Pan't let that trouble you.We'll do it all right.\u201d and the carts passed each cther on a emn- you promiso basis, one partly taking an elevated view of the situation and cne tipping the least bit Into the diteh.More cold, and a little commiseration.Then the welcome light of another great log fire and cutlines of a train in the dis-: tance.it took the train an hour to start.It went three miles, to Lyndonville.Time of arrival, half-past two.\u2018There is another crash on the Dearon.Brorkville, i Jer, of the \u2018Empire Sta:c.Maine | the Sunday Observance act.rr r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r vy me Central woe pare at this EE bad tn might coon the irs hint oe \u2018 var : > frais souche Tulare four er lunes: rer ds Las coor with à trot and: -, ed ed Fo Vatstest toaure Los.to qroctire Tie ne plete Ure or dpe te DiissionaTies ardt.to ual que less 190% ar: fer tie sr: chinreh su Varie, foyimaiiv vaath rire | additional ate ue ais the reo Church 1 ro ci him that he Che Sule Four a becs aireu iv FOIS UE 8, ese Taverne sh SU his nner pos came forward Sto his Slane Le nil sacoulq DoT An already du ha: 3 ca sq Wa: rr.Paton les his prod ood Fas Lou com ood midst OÙ NB +1 gare Leu ever Ca 5) pr, 1.; Masi group v 3 @& round the note pice or Chu : aceomuanied aed all tba mi-sien iv 1 uo M'ss) rary cer, 4 trying days ner Last.Erromanga : erippes + hat no Coan bf byterian bare Lr dee on WAIT A DVI Te nisgtecary hersesei 1 vpn mela ar 1 l'a - D 'ani pre ctet, it an \u2018e the eri in lis tour throngh Mra Fix bhoen warmly wells ene \u201chose of well nigh eve liz projec sc are itzeble withour Trevi ooo other myjssina\u2019s ens roy of rivairy \u2018ha: He He d-procarers the uyi-.dollar from any we: that {t ra be given - vecates.Iv ic frome atm wishes to draw.Fi behalf of these naked «0 7 pathies 5?tisse who are for missimns.and + =\" Hherality those who are a\u201d them.ile engages In tations, but simpy ood cpens the Ma glve.In responas tr, 0 let me say again loc \u2018vas in Canada, T x manager of the Confe ler to, Finily consent ol \u20ac 7 ward any conribatisrs half of these chie-ts.With thanks fir che oe given to the New IT +\"! T a en spiri CR hearts a7 Thorold, July, 1444.- Ea BEST KEPT FAT Tha folluwing are \u201che = prizes given by Aerirmi 7.1.of the County 8 Troon best kept farms in the best crops:\u2014 Farimas\u2014-Jeseph Foret quette, 2.Rodertignue jm rs monr, 4 PF WW.Home rt Stan!s'as A: RMansoe! Se S'anisies PARISH 14°\" pres, (6 guette.»s Sea Therese- Camif 17 Strart 2: L.Lebon n Anne des 1 nce Cauthier, 70 Tea\" Penoit.£ Sto.© Cnbhin a tons, 2: Ovtas St, Janvier-\u2014Ure Fore VEGETA 110 P tetves\u2014Retert Labonte.2: Rupha-! mou.4.Fadde- © rn- Caffrey, 2; Rev.1.UE q \u2018 a (Nee A, Tage! nie Ste.Jrsiardns Carre LV + Tal hap! s- ; Toorin The Judges ver \"TS tra aft, of st, der Se Lin THE LIMESTONE + vus + fEneciat + 1\"° \\ Kingston, Au.?ar the Motroprlitan, CTP: whom was refrrret 4e se cessor ta Provest Doi leer, leaves for Evnloud a\u2019 mission, Dr.Waits.cf 17 received the cent.The locomotive tmom occasioned Ly ; contract for Jnter ol ard the Sault Ste, Marie ane Mosars.Pritthn © Von - solicitors for the Thousand brat Compaty, have en T acainat the decision of Polte> Daving call, works a\u201d the 1° the 2 COIN I + Piedra 1 of av à kx i AY ET a mn Jiaston Balun New OD Level J'itrstn Tirol had Cine ~t Le \u2018hicar ; cUEV Wash.met.finni lave and \u201cie « Tr£aso s'ron leagu the ] city.a ch leet Ph Tord cage Wiel his - lord: en \u20ac Com com will The Vo Lard wuil at p land daur men st1 03 tion men Line La G.h of 1 A Bf lex d yard ing eho; for pair com Tem bLielo Ave Een! one gen nen con Hon tair a g wl exe and inn of wh triy abs ma Au at .* à N PE te eut ee Soit SELLE ia et WIC sr rr Ng A gat nasa El B C a Tm qursspAT, AUGUST 2, 1894.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.5 \u2014 mme memes \u2014 semence eme om mT \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \" EE SE a UWE YW oC m\u2014\u2014\" FETT \u2014\u2014 hE q.: HER AN | requested to be present.The start wh be MEETIN Ds TIES TORONTO MARKE\"\u201d m cronrs AMD PISTIIES.| Tnada From he BALE at § scree sharp.| NGS AND SOCIETIES.\u201ccom {FRCI AL.NTO MARKETS, ADVERTISEMENTS.i | ju BONS OF ENGLAND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.{ Toronto, Ont., Aug.2.\u2014The market is uni JOHNSON AT CHICAGO.ot EE 4 I\" Ang \u2014 \"John S.Jot in The momboers of the Sons of England changed.following are tha quotations: med STAY TO IRELAND | ohn 5.Johnson will make an attempt to\u2018 ne , a WITNESS OFFICE.TI 9 Strajght roller flour, $2.65 to 32%); extra, Lee gr AMEOCRS MAY GO TO | lower the twn-mile record at the Chicago Genevolent Society crowded the Musonie .urrday, August 2, 1804 $2.30 to $2.6v; white when, fhe; spring, ise; | Tie | tournament to-day.- ambers on Tuesday.Alderman Hancock, WHOLESALE PRICES.red winter, 65¢; goose, 4e; No.1 hard, 70e: |! Hamilon, the Suprems Grand President, Beerbohm's © | No.2 hard, 68: winter wheat on the North- | voy ON THEIR WINNING THE | ATHLETICS and George Clatworthy, Toronto.the Su- 6 m\u2019s cable advices to-day are ns orn, o7lge; peas.ffe to se: barley No.1, Jet \u2019 preme Grand Vice-President.were present.follows: \u2014Cargoes off coast, wheat, quiet, but\u2019 436 150 feed, 40e co Ale: vas, 30420 3 FOOTBALL \u2014 CRICKET\u2014 \u2018ER S&C I er .eat, quiet, bit! 43e to 4dîc; fecd, UC do dle; vais, 30Yen to Cyn NEHID = FOOTDA THE QUEBEC ASSOCIATION.are ] money Lown preslded.The au steady: do.maize, nil.Cargoes on passage Ste; corn, 726.Sules\u2014Straight rolier flour, , eme Grat aident spoke at cons 2 \u2019 \u201c dre 1 \u2019 A Re me Cie: GENZRAL.| luebec.Ang, J -The Q.A.A.A.Ciub house AN TL Eph BE con an and for shipment, wheat steadily held; do., | re ficiphts, west, at 3.55; oats on track | gas Se TT ! 1elr eplendi si cow .Ë : p order, Ww ; \u2019 > ' tig 7c.\u2019 x\u2018ement in lacrosse circles ; way, and try Cn om HAHA Sad eminently sat'sfautory.All ite branches, maize, firm, held higher.Australlan wheat | at die - 202 yest oXIeS ° he WAP vam pa Aa a \" 21 and especially thuse in Montreal, were ! ; 12 TY ; \u201csazonod trip of the Shamrocks to es ing a i ls oe a flonriahinie and tho membership was stead- or he 223 60; do, present and following, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.831 qua s-home !s yet very shadewy | rroms C baths 5 ondina Mand Feommltien | ily increasing.The Beneficiary Fund was mon .288, California wheat off coast.Ut! Union Stork Yards, Chicago, Aug.2.| Ct mishes a fruitful sublect of | reoms.as woll as a lodging for tho.carn.in a healthy state.and he was pleased 10 fd to 225 8d: do., promptly to be shipped, | Hogs\u2014To-day's estimated receipts, 36,000; \u201cis to be contingent | taker.The size !« 60x34 foot and will be fife that the death-rate among the mem- 23s ¢d; do., nearly due, 22s 9d.Liverpool Yfsterday's receipts, according to official re- It !s to be vontingant upon 1 te an mene Cat ox he round and bers was very low.J.A.Edwards, serre- spot wheat fn bat tive: à | turns, 20,186; shipments.7,920; left over, | xininz the rhampionship and TO Grande Al The cinder track is com- tary of the Victoria Jubilee Lodge, was itm, but not active; do, spot, 12,600; lUght mixed, $4.75 to $5.10; mixed | : with rertalaty on that point pleted a only nevés à llttle more rolling presented with a Past President's jewel by Mmeize, strong; do, No.1 slandard California packing, $4.70 to $5.05; heavy shipping, $4.55, 4 mae A st 75 A to + \u2018second to none in Canada It is à the Supreme Grand Lodge, In recegnition wheat, 4s 744; do., Wella Walla wheat, 4s; to $5.10; rough grades, 34.50 to 84.75.The L> maich on August 20.A sarter mile In length ff ce foot id 5 qi of his services as Supreme Grand Vice- 4yd: do A er \u201cinter Fécéipts of cattle were 12.000, including 2.009 _ he was uressnt at 4! ê engia, cen feet wide ane Presi t 1 nd, .American red western winters T, \\ - > : \u2018xrades {rong ; x who as pr LH | twenty feet on the h stretch Tt resident last year.exans.Market for gow! grades, strong: 7 : Saturday is the originator | ing ai NS ome, siren ol ; , wheat, 4s 214d; do., Amorican No.2 spring for others, weak.The reccints of sheep Lot as: Saturday the originator i grading at tho tjirns ts one {nch to the foot.THE PRINTERS PICNIC.wheat, 4s 71d; do., No.1 Bomb heat.4s| were 8,000: market steady : | ¥ nf fi hl ; s., Ta promises on his return to Some bicycle.races wili be Grennized for The printers\u2019 plenic, to be held at Ste.çg.- a » Go, vo.ombay w pat, à SUE TA addy.; .Y ui ( L , a-tus of games with the leading | exhibition weak.and an attemot will be Rose on Saturday, Aug.11, under the aus- 7° 0 mixed maize, 4s Ud.Canadian TO Ig LE di 0 ius.The Shamrock executive mace to get the Capitals ard Shamrocks t© pices of Typegraphical Unlon No.176, pro- peas, bs 8%d.Liverpool Minnecapolls first LONDON CONSOLS., ~ £9 Lu ES \u2019 piay an exhibition game for a trophy.IN! mises to Le a most successtul affair.The bakers\u2019 flour.1ds .2 D ; ro the scheme and, contingent: view of the large excursion expected from committes is busily engaged preparing a in C 038 London, Aug.2, 12.30 p.m.-Consols, 101: AN \"er \u2019 .nittes sily en 3 aring n ; : ; .: ; \"Lx winning the championship, the Montreal on the 1Sth, when the Young | orogramma of sports, and there will be pushel EL EE ed 5 of x cent per 13-16 money and account.| \u201cor : big chance of doing the trip 2 ATOS ks play tha Quebec lacrosss teaM | baseball and lacrosse matches.hd 5 : p OL ac Jet.SE \u2014 : _ sat à VB CHANT & D for the championship on their grounds, the Carat _ RR ; a was afterwards quoted at Hdl Sept.; .Atlantic.directors have glven a contract to extend YOUNC IRISAMEN 8 EXCURSION.and §7%e Dec.Receipts, 233,213 bushels, THE COAL TRADI.Ses?ABOUT THE CAPITALS, \u2014ecny again reigns at Ottawa.The x verwaen the Capitals and \u2018Stars\u2019 \u201cwn settled and the latter will help cur, mplons are getting ready Ha for the >, cise with the Shamrocks here and Sav aad dircpuraged.Cornwall fought Te card oon Saturdar but their victory > vas quite as decisive gs that of the \u201c4> L A4 1 La , ; , 1 a 41 mn fe tete, Lr [RAE 8 + TE .27 + ci : a ' = 1 \u201c3 ' 4 a in + , \u2018 y - > en ha mt \u2019 RE | 1 oy P 2 T+- 4 ae mn.: in \u2018 ss 4 ,cra nt che \u201cx N.\u2018 \u2018or + a nd 7e Cer nd uh 1s fixed for Aug.25, = shamrock-Capittal any Lod wn the same day as | match, when a big.: sion is to be run to Montreal.The: sy team, therefore, ask the Montrealers: = to play this match next Saturday, | \"= they may be able to take In the la-! iy excursion, FOOTBALL.OTTAWA PREPARING AHEAD, \u201c=~rwa, Aug.1.\u2014The footballers are be- \u201cLuz to nove already.The _excrutive| > \"#1 eyes ON Many promising plavers, | \u201cà already promises from some of} \u201c*7'3 bast athletes, so that there is > belleve that they will have a\u2019 © aggregation together by the time the ; asnn opens lu October.Now that.sage games Are tn be plaved in this: neal 15 will spare no efforts to get °° -tvaship team in line.The annual.7 9?the club wfii be held on Sept.©.CRICKET.TORT HAWRE'S AMERICAN TEAM.| * na, Pa.Aug.L\u2014The visit of.= ka and his team of cricketers Is\u2019 inked forward to Ly tha willow- - fraternity of this country.With TAY two years ogo before him, his\u2019 *'1 take no chances but bring over: sicnalty Cation ti Strong tram.In a recent\u2019 to the international mateh » nohleman gives the team that bibiiity come over with him.(ni Oxford men are I.C.| Mordaunt and G.R.- former palr are \u2018old blnes,\u2019 | later » freshman.Bathurst is! on the berne list for Ail Eng- | an average of 39.52.With Mor-.represent Fneland and the G>nt'a.! Cngiand Both are exrepttonally - 0 Mis Uard=well's prinipal repata- in hia t wine in which depart- has gaine! \u2018on-iderable prominence.sehen wil Yo Tov -xanted by C.EL Da the cautein of the ronnty team, and a Hiivard Th- later was a member 72 Mawza's last team.The farmer ts! and hs 18 well up with the 1 S pl lish tar, Tors fn fire -ldes batting averages, Hil-1 1 bas frmevroved wonderfully In his bow- 3 sirra his last appearance on these cos COOW \\rieht wus wleket-kespor : Lord Hawke's furmer team.He is a OCUARNE Than, end averaees 1568S for 22 .Irnines, With J 3.Robinson he sere Near'ngham, Robinson is a trifa Lis elub-nate in batting, having an I 15,74 Hamrshtr-'s only renre- ri AT IL HL whe is considerna \"ar best bats in the country.and a, cYrernd vutity man.Twa pront- sers Di the last team who will ver again this vear are J.IT J! and IK MoAIpine.They still ra- \u201cie posd farm, and expert ta Elre! nnn Of théinsivez, Lord Hawke, anfain the team.has been dning work with the willow this asasan, AD Leraue of 20 je fo- 21 romol-toéq Pl \" soter se0ra befng au good Inning LT Ti=wal! an1 S M J Woods, TA CR the honors during the last (+ rmorng \u2018he abanntesa, Their = I mie un hw euch sterling c tan Jathursr and De T.afforl @luled to leave Eneland on.~ hres wool 5 eariier than was, toed { _ | HE BICYCLE.MR SP LT HS RETURN.| ?Mra nase threngh Montreal : to Toronto after an On Saturday he will waeska, ond has covered framy Toronto to Montreal or wheal Mr.Sehultze js de- \"Ponts trie ard epenter enthnstasti- Hee ronda for eveling purposes.TOM OC.A.RIDE.| Th evan rar ray Linz.\u2018he YF A.Club will have| * at which every member is earnest}y ; ! model, ; HIÆNUCI Of OU bUllding tne thelr already large stand in order to increas: its capacity and give acrommodation to 860 people more.The Quebec boys are practising hard.and will give a good account of themselves in Montreal next Saturday,when they play the Crescents, and they are confident of victory.YACHTING.A RACE AT VALOIS.The fifth vacht race of the Valels Boating Club will be held this evening around the Valois course, starting at 6.45.THE YACHTS.Southampton, Aug.1.\u2014The \u2018Britannia\u2019 was docked hers to-day in order to get her in; readiness for the match between her and the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 on Saturday.Both she and the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 will be rheasured to-morrow.IS THE \u2018BRITANNIA' THE FASTER BOAT?THE \u2018PALL MALL GAZETTE\u2019 THINKS THE \u2018VIGILANT IS ANOTHER \u2018 NAVAHOE.' The \u2018Pall Mall Gazette,\u201d Mr.Will'am Waldorf Astor's paper.In reviewing the \u2018Vigilant's\u2019 races on the Clyde, on July 13, says: \u2018All along it was hoped that the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 would not prove invincible on this s de ol the Atlantic.but one's fondest expectations did not lead one to anticipate that (he proud winner of the America\u2019s cup would be defeated in every ome of her first six races by the \u2018Valkyrie's\u2019 sister ship the \u2018Britannia.\u2019 So far.of course.no:hing much has Leen proved.The racing has been conduciel in the confined waters of the Clyde.over courses far more tortuous than hose which find favor in America.It will b> ramem- bered tha: of the three courses sailed in the \u2018Valkyrie'-'Vigilant® matches two were nominally directly to leeward to a markboat and hack.and the other was triangular, whereas the usual course in the Clyde is twize round a quadrilateral.An English boat is generally suppozed to have an advantage in getting round all theso marks, owing to the greater efilciency and be'ter discipline of the crew, especiaily the spinnaker work, but the \u2018Vigilant' has beea 30 well handled In our waters tha: her disadvantage in thia respect when compared to the \u2018Britannia\u2019 is not sufficlent to a- count for the iatter\u2019s series of victories.» \u2018But though it has not yet been decisively proved that the \u2018Britannia\u2019 is the faster ft has certainly been shown that she is in no way the \u2018Vigiiant's' inferior.and thls alone Is of immense importance when we recollect the criticism passed upon the \u2018Valkyrie' after her defeats in New York Bay.Beyond all question she was not then palling in her proper form.In England when sho came out che was fully the \u2018Britannia\u2019s° equal, and therefore the 'Vigilant's.\u2019 It will be a lesson to Lord Dunraven, or whoever next challenges for the famous cup, pot to make experiments with tha trim of his beat after he has proved her excellence in British waters.At the same time it must be remembered that (ho conditions of selling on the o:her side are ailferent Lo our own.The big Atlaatic swell has to be considered.and also the fact that the aryness of the wind dinun:shes Îts apparent velocity and enadles mure canavs lo be \u2018arried With tië saine ballast.The \u2018Vigilant s smart dud&c vi cCarrving seame tous ot live baliast unaor the woather sall wal probably be proasbuned in the next encouz- ter.or else it wiil Le resorted to Ly both Cuiilbulilors.AL Eli evells our praesent cnances oI rega.niug the historic tropay Bein NOW much bettsr tnan they have ever been beilore.LI the I'Tiice ol weles ware to challenge with the Sritannta\u2019 to race next summer, an immerñnsc auioun: of enthusiasm would be aroused.We imagine tuat Mr, N.G.Nerresuon wouia have al fils Work cut ut lv ouwulld ner, und we suall waich witn aadit.oaal 1niteresi thu Ge- Lul OL [Ne cul.er nniecn he has proiniseu to désiZn fur anether owner WILD tas avuwWeu \u2018Vigilant.as ohio all Judga at present, the is but very tle faslet tnan the \u2018Navanoe,' the despised lierresnoit \u2018crulser- cuni-racer\u2019 who ais) nad Lo lower her wag Ume aiier tine to ne \u201curi.annia.\u2019 Her oily chanc2 againgt tuo Watson voat was ON a broad react with plenty of wind, as In Lie MALCL last September for tie Mren- ton rtesf Cup.frown the Neodies, 1ound Lnervourg breakwaier and back.It wih ue remeiubered Lilac this was the only occa- soll on waseh the \u201cJvavahoe' beat the Hoyal vacht.and ihe inisa was 80 cicse that at lirst the 'Briannia was udjudgeu the wia- ner.A strong caster.y wind olew dunng ihe whoie race, tu olay work to windward Was inside luc brealiwates,, whoa the \u201cisri- DO iar \u2018Vigilant\u2019 tannin had gained 1vo and a-half minutes | in two miles.wn sucn an exceptiona! dav we \u2018vVigllaut would probably succeed in winning back the Cape May cup over the Sale course.1er great Dean and Ler centreboard wouid serve her well unger such conditions.Lut on ali cther points of sailing the \u2018bsritañnia\u2019 sezms hor superlor.She ls quicker tn siays, she points nigner to windward.and\u2014which is rcaliy remari- able when once considers the \u2018vVigilant's' enormious sall area\u2014she can beat her when running free, and that although Uarier does not appear as yet to have picked up the trick of the two spinnakers set at once it the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 is weil handled, tre \u2018Liri- wnnia' has bexn saiied to pertectivn, no matter whether Mr.W.G.samieson or Carter has had hold of her tilier.Exeept iL the eariler ma cnes, when the \u2018Britannia\u2019 and the Valkyrie\u201d fought ou: due! after duel, no such ciese and fascinating yacht racing has evor bean scen.And of this we may hope to liave à continuance until the first week of September -\u2014 e\u2014 HIGII TEMPERATURES.The records of the City Hall give very high readings of temperature for the mouth of July.The mean temperature of the five hottest days was as foilows:\u2014 znd.10th.20th.28h.289.4.3 am.2 A T6 TT 73 7 am.75 32 TA 75 75 11 am.8 56 54 84 78 2 pam.8 s9 co £9 £5 T pm.81 34 su 83 7: 11 p.m.67 50 Cy 78 70 78.00 79.83 78.83 81.00 35.0) Hurnidity\u20142 | | facuurers : night work, with the result that in the The Young Irishmen\u2019s.L.and B.A., held its regular monthly meeting !n its hall on Dupre Lane last evening.Final arrangements were made for the Asscclation's ex- cursfon on Aug.15.The steamer \u2018Three Rivers\u2019 will carry the party, and an orchestra will be engaged.MASONIC EXCURSION.A somewhat unique excursion will be held on Thursday, Aug.9% by the members of the St.Charles Lodge, No.44, Q.R., A.F.and A.M.It will be for the members of th- craft, their wives, slsters, cousins and aunts, and lady friends only.The party will leave Bonaventure station at eight in the morning.taking the \u2018Sovereign\u2019 at La- china for Carillon, and returning by the rapids.A PILGRIMAGE TO LANORAIE, About six hundred members of the Et.Patrick's branch of the League of the Sacred Heart, went on a pilgrimage to Lanorie, yesterday, on board of the steamer \u2018\u201cBohemian,\u2019 Devotional exercises were held on board the boat and tn the church of Lanoraie, and the whole wroceedings, which were under the im- medlats direction of the Rev.Father McCallen, were most successful.-_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ARE THERE TWO CODES OF MORALS?(To the Editor of the \u2018Witness.\") Sir,\u2014It is painfully amusing\u2014if such an expression could be properly used\u2014 to read the articles from the French press, published in your issue of June 30.What could he expected from a paper that would say In one of its editorials quite recently, \u2018Motel keepers and liquor sellers (marchands de liqueurs) form a class of business-men quite as honorable as other classes and they can count on our support.\u2019 The article which you published from the \u2018Observateur\u2019 merits the contempt of all thinking men, If one was to judge from their productions, there must be two codes of morals in our city, one for the French-speaking citizens and cne for he English-speaking.Where is the man who will not admit that liquor brings more untold misery to mankind than anything we can \\m- agine?Let the miserable drunkard speak, wretched homes, unhappy wives, gtarved and naked children, to say nothing of those brutes in human shape that disgrace the name of man, and what testimony shall we have?I am a Roman Catholic and live in the French district, and I uphold and respect the \u2018Witness\u2019 for {ts crusade against all these evils that disgrace our city.OBSERVER.M LABOR NOTES.At a meeting of the joint strike board of the Cigar Makers unions last evening it was reported that $2,130 had been paid as beneâts during the strike in S.Davis & Son's factory.Not one of the members of elther unions who went out on strike bas returned to work at the reduced rates.The Building Trades Council have engaged the Royal Scots Band for the Labor Day parade.The meeting of Lasters\u2019 Assembly 446, K.of L.dealt with the question cf night- work in the shoe factories.The manu- when very busy insisted on less buss season there is no work for the employees.It was decided to place the \u2018evidence in the hands of the factory inspectors in order that the matter may be brought before the government.They will ask that the law be amended to prohibit night work.The election of officers of ths benevolent society in connection with Assembly 19 K.of L.resulted as follows: \u2014President, J.Roby: vice-president, À.Pagot; secre- tarv.J, Bonnenfant; assistant-secretary, J.Nantel; treasurer, L.Tremblay; assistant treasurer, J.Prenoveau.The annual repcrts were submitted at the same meting and were considered satisfactory.Several other labor organizations have decided to take part in the Labor Day procession and are making arrangements for a good turnout.\u2014\u2014_\u2014 CHURCH TROUBLES IN NICOLET.PARISHIONERS WANT TO GET AN LEGISLATURE Tho \u2018Monde\u2019 publishes the text cf a petition addressed by a number of the parishioners of the parish of St.Jean Baptiste, In the town of Nicolet, to th: Governor-in-Council, asking ihat the provincial law cf 1894, authorizing their municipality to subscribe $8.000 for the reconstruction of the Cathedral of Nico- let, and to assess the parishioners therefor, be disallowed, as being ultra vires and unconstituticnal, The petitioners hold that the law now complained of annuls previous rights acquired by them in virtue of a former act of the Leogis- ;ature, whereby.in consideration of their giving up to the eplscopal corporation of Nicolet all the assets of the Fabrique ot the parish of St.Jean Baptiste, said episcopal corporation accepted the charge of meeting alone the expenses connected with tho reconstruction of places of wor- skin.ACT OF DISALLOWED.THE -\u2014\u2014\u2014e TO READERS GOING OUT OF TOWN.\u2018Witness\u2019 readers going out of town can bave the daily edition malied to them for 25 cents per month and shipments, 5,042.Corn opened Jÿ of à cent per bushel lower at 478,0 Sept, and % of à cent lower at 415;c May, and was later quoted at 49%c Sept, and 45%c May.Re- celpts, 185,180 bushels, and shipments, 23i,- 962 bushels.In New York wheat opened 33 of a cent per bushel higher at 57e Sept.and JL of a cent higher at 603;¢c Dec, and was latr Guoted at Fle Sepi., 60%c Dec.and May.Receipts, 343.425 bushels, and shipments, 15.812 bushelz.Corn opened !4 of a cent per bushel Ligher at 73c Sept and 433% ¢c Dec.and was later quoted at 3% Sept.50%e Dec.and 5087 May.Receipts, 1, 425 bushels and shipments, 89,544 bushels, In Milwaukes wheat was steady at Aug.and Mtéc Sept.in Duluth wheat was steady at ©4L2c Sopt., and 34 of a cent lower at 55140 Dec.In Detroit wheat was 3 of a cent higher et Sept.In Toledn wheat was steady at 52%c Sept.and Fe Dec.In St.Louls whont Was 14 of a cent higher at 49%c Sept.and 5 of a cent lower al 53%¢ Dec.In Chicago pork opened steady at $12.72%¢ cash.Lard opened steady at $6.021% Sept.wos later quoted at $5.95 Sept.Short ribs opened steady at 35.6214 Sept.and was Jatsr quoted at $6.65 Sept.Grain.\u2014There is no change worthy cf mention in regard to the grain market.We auote the following prices to-day: \u2014Nco.1 hard Manitoba, 74c to Thc; No.2, 70c to 72¢; corn, Lhe to 56¢: No.2 oats in store.Jl, to 400: peas In store, 72c to T3Lc: aflost.73: to 72c: ryve, 520 to 28c; barley for feeding, 42c to 43c; malting, 52e to 54; buclexheat, 450 to 4êc.Flour.-\u2014The flour market 56° rao 02,0 and 13 holding fairly active and firm.We quote: \u2014 Patent Spring .$3.50 to $3.60 Superfine 1.024000 ae sea scene ee 2.30 to 2.65 Extra ieee nares 2.7% to 240 Straight Roller .Son to 3.05 Strong Bakers\u2019 (Man) ees 3.4) to 3.55 Meal.\u2014The market is quiet and unchanged.We quote: \u2014 Granulated, In bris .4.50 to 34.70 Granulated, in bags .2.30 to 2.4) Standard, in bris .\u2026.3.45 to 4.01 Stahdard, in bags.1.90 to 2.00 Feed.\u2014[ red stuffs are moving frezly and Prices hold firm.We quote :\u2014 le\u201d Pran 0000000000 en ae ce es» $15.00 tn $15.70 Shorts o.oo 0 nee 16.900 to 17.55 MonlHe 1222020200 ea ce 20,00 to 21; Hog Products.\u2014The market is quiet and steadv.We quote: \u2014 Short cut mess pork .S1R00 to $20.00 Hams, rity cured, per Tb.00.10 to 00.111; Lard, compound .01.071, to ON (OR Tard.pure.oo.00.0074 to 001M; Bacon 1200200000 s eee 00.19 to 02.12 Butter.\u2014 The market is Aull and the demand 1s purely of a small johbinz character.We quote to-day: \u2014Townshirs at 1Ac to 18%4c; now creamery at 173;c to 1547; dairy at l4c to lic.Cheese.\u2014There is no important change in the cheese market.The demand is light and the feeling is easy.We quote colored at 9c to 9'2c; white at 9%c to 9%c; cable 458.Eggs.\u2014The eæz market is quiet and casy.We quote 96 to 10: per dozen.Ashes.\u2014The market Is quiet and unchanged.The total receipts of ashes in Montreal from January 1.1594 to Aug.1.wore 1,156 pots and 4 pearls as against 9737 nots and M pearls for the same period at last year.The deliveries from Jan.1 ta Aug.1, 1894.were 1,150 pots and 136 paarls as against 997 pats ard 101 pearls for the same parlod of last vear.In stora Jnlv 21.1594, 133 pots and J pearls.We quote as follows:\u2014First pots, 34.15; sceond:, $2.60 pearls, nominal, at $6.RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.G.T.R.CP.R.On Total Peas, bush .act JRLH Oats, bush .a.RR 2784 275% [\"lour, brls .3) 165% .1058 Asnes.brls .+ 1 ce.5 Rutter, pkgs 225 500 2.To Cheese, bxs .9as2 B2IT 4274 167.02 Eggs, cnses .157 I 314 Ham, Bacon .589 1 263 Lonther, rolls.5 21 72 Beef, brls .1459 1451 LIVE STOCK MARKET\u2014Aug.There were about 475 bond of butchers\u2019 vattle, 200 calves and 1,500 sheep and lambs offered at the Fast End Abattoir to-day.The butchers were not very numerous, and seemed indifierent about buying, except at a further reduction on the low nrires of Men- may.and common and Inferior stock brought lower prices than on any previous market this gcason.A few head of the best cattl- were sold at about 33;c per lL., pretty good stock sold at from 3c to 3c do.common dry cows and thrifty young cattle sold at from 2c to 3c, and the leaner beasts nt about 2c per Ib.Calves were in rather botter demand, and prices were firmer.common calves seliing at from $2 to $4 each; good veals at from $5 to $7, and extra calves up to $10 each.Mutton critters were lower 311 round.sheep selling at from $2.50 to $4.25 each, and lambs at from 32 to $3.75 each, very fow bring over $3.20 each.Mr.Levesque bought four extra lambs at $3.75 each, and 3 geod lambs at $3.10 each.Fat hogs are more plentiful, and lower In price, or from n14¢ to 53éc per lb.CHEESE MARKETS.Napanee, Ont.Aug.1.\u2014Total number of cheese boarded 1,050.845 white and 737 colored: 100 sold at 9 7-16c; 120 sold at ir; remainder unsold.Woodstock, Ont., Aug.1.\u20143,290 boxes first half of July offered: sal-s.120 boxes at 9 2-16; market dull, buyers and \u201csellers apart.LIVERPOOL MARKET PRICES CURRENT 9 Liverpool, Aug.2, 4s 736d to 48 94; 314d; No.1 Cola.43d; peas, 08 3%d; pork, lard, 33s; tallow, 368; cheese, both.453.Whaat quiet, poor demand; holders offer moderately.Corn firm, moderate demand, | 12.30 p.m.\u2014Spr'ng whoat red winter, 48 2} ed to 4s 46 7d to 4s 84d; corn, 45 578 6d; The importation of ports i8 increasing.During the Inenth of May there arrtfved in the port of Montreal 50,600 tons, during the month of June there arrived 32.140 tons, while last month there Arrived 135.345 tons.\u2014\u2014\u2014> GULF REPORT.T'Islet, River du Loup, Ang.2.\u2014Clear; | east wind.Father Point, Aug.2.\u2014Clear; west wind, fnward at & a.m., Sir Donald.Metis, - Ang.2.\u2014Clear: sonth.west wind: fnward at § a.m., Miramichi, Eureka anchored.Martin River, Aug.2.\u2014Clear; west wind; Irward at 7 a.m., La Canadienne.Cape Magdalen, Aug.2.-\u2014Clear; west wind; inward at § p.m., Lynton.Fame Point, Aug.2.\u2014Clear; n \u201c miward at \u20ac p.m., yesterday, barque Sarps- borg.North Shore, Aug.2.\u2014Clear; west wind.Trinity Pay, Aug.2.\u2014Inward this morn- Ing, two barques.Low Point.Aug.2.\u2014Clear: west wind: outward yesterday at 5 a.m., Turret Age; 6 a.m.Cape I3reton, with barge.Heath Point, Aug.2.\u2014 Clear; variable wind; invard at 7 a.m., Labrador; 9 a.m.Laurentian.ADVERTISEMENTS.This Store \"8S THE FAVORITE WITH THE CLASSES AND THE MABSESS PBF- CAUSE UF OUR GENEROUS METHODS OF TREATING ALT.URSE LEASING RICES FOR EVERYTHING WE SELL AT ANY TIME.FSPECIALLY 80 IN MIDSUMMER WHEN THF BEST PRICES HAVE BEEN WHITTLED FINER THAN EVER.WHATEVER IS NEEDED IN HOME-FUR- NISHINGS WILL BE FOUND HERE, CASH oR CREDIT.FOR EVERYTHING AT THE SAME BARGAIN PRICES.Bi.THE TIMES GOOD OR BAD, OUR CUSTOMERS RICH OR POOR, TIE SAME EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT PREVAIL.Extrn Value In Bedroom Rets, Extra Vilce in Sidebcaris, Extra VnltiC in Hall Backs.Extra Yalue ir Paris» Fnrniture.Extra value in Carpets.aT Da NO ORDER IS TOO LARGE OUR ABILITY TO SERVE YOU.AMERICAN (Successora to Metropolitan Mfp.On.) 1678 and ¢80 NOTRE DAME ~TUELT, T.A.EMMANS, BÉANAGER.TO TE ca Roa ve Ye + PR ROI + SAMUEL S.{ist HHonors Pupil of Dr.Bucklin, A.M.M.D.) GRANT, will Le iu Daily Atfendancs from Y a.m.te ¢ pan, at Our store on Beaver Hntl, to it per gons with Rpec taclen and Eyeglasses.on New aud Scientific Principles.No Extra Charges.ENRY GRANT & SON, Oplirians, ?Beaver Hall, corner | Dorcheater street.DON'T BE CARELESS, Dun't be ton carcless to examine closely when yon go to buy a Lottle of CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.Muny unprincipled dealors will hand yon a bottle, put up in RED Wrapper, and ciosely imitating \u2018 C-A-R-T-F-R-5.Dont fail to examina earcfully, and don't be put off with something \u2018just as good as CARTERS\u201d * There is nothing as good as CARTER'S.The only safety isin getting the genuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILIS.Ask for C-A-R-T E-R\u2019-S and bo sure you get thom.A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.Sinait Dose.Small Price.Small Pill.RIAGE LICENSES MARES MONEY TO LUND.CUSHING à DENTON, NOTARIES AND COMMISSIONERS, 110 St.James street (COTES A COLLEGE, OTTAWA, FOR THE BOARD & EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.Principal, Miss J.M.MeBrainey.Ten resident teacners, including P>gltsh, Mathematival, Classical, Modern Jangiages, Music and Fine Art.The next session ojz.ens cn 13th September, 1894.Terms moderate.The number of boarGers is strictly liznited «0 that special individual attention may be piven to cach and adoquate provision mad» for their physical, mental and mors! cCe- velopment.Grounds extensive.Puild'ngs have the latest sanitary improyvomen's.Cheerful home life.J'or circulars, &c., ad- aress, Rev.Br.WARDEN, Box 1839 Post-Oilice, Montreal.+ A A a SR SE Ge a ig col from the lower | west wind; WRINGER CO, | BRIN | AND Will SAVE [Ts COST | MANY TIMES OVER.Sunleht Scap Depot for Quebec.____FRAN vit MAGGI & CO, MONTETLAL N ARRIAGE LICENSES [SSI ED.LOVEY TO LIND i \u2014 LY - JOHN M.OT.ODFFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER, 107 St, James st, and 245 P'rince Arthurst, In Every Pantry ' THERE SHOULD PL PACKAGE FuUND A OF - - .\u2014 THE \u2014\u2014 COOK'S FRIEND ! BARING POWER.AP Fresu Rtaspberrien, Red and Black Carrants And Gooseberries, FOR PRESERVING.sl AILY \u2014 OF \u2014 SUPPLY Also California Pears, Peaches, Plums, and Apricots, FOR TABLE, At Walter Pauls.ME MOTSONS DANK A BRANCH OF THIS BANK will be opened on \" Monday, tie 23r1 of July, at 2342 Nt.Catherine Street, Fora general Banbing Business.Saviugs Depart ment in connection, F.WOLFELRSTAN THOVAS, | Tclephone No.332d.Gerxcral Manager.| i 21 \"Ng R, A.DICKSON & CG.\u201c5 Watehmakers & Jewellers.A TINT.AF À ! SPORTING GOODS, | BOATING P'RIZES, AND A FULL LINE | OF TENNIS GCODS, | | | | | } SORTMENT OF Special Attention Given te Mail Orders, WATCH AND JEWCLLERY Bopanna, NOTRE DAME STRYET, Cor.St.Peter street.1791 28 DIRINE ROGHS, TOR \u2014 LADIES and GERTLEMEN.ze UNIVERSITY ST.REAR (FAST CEREALS.Rolled Barley, .Reminy, &«., £e.BRODIE acs, racked Eolicd Wheat, %Vieat, Corn Rolled Flakes, & BIARVEES 16 and 12 Bleury streot.à TENRIS, TENNIS, TENRIS, A fine assortment Tennis goes at Low D\u2019rices.i.A.DICKSON & Co.Corner St Peter ane! Notre Dante streets, of Slazenger's Famous TWO HICHKOK'S RYELEXG 36 inches between rails with Steam Artachments PENNSYLVANIA MACHINES.1, Layboys and In gooë order, Can ba seen working.WII be soid CHEAP for CASE | \u2014 Ï | | | 1 | | | _ JOR SALE i ! | | MORTON, STATIONERS, PRHILIIPS & tO.BLANK LOOK PLINTH RS.MARTR=S AXD 1753-37 Notre Dame sireet, Montreal, 24 >Ae 22-34, REFRICERATORS THE WHOLESALE and RETAIL, Survival Apr J 40 Different SIzes, rez s\u2014 ERE ASH, PINE & CLASS.All Prices, from $7 upward.À Large and Complete Sfock oper fo your iaspection.GEO.W.REED, Manufacturer.783 and 7855 Craiy street.30 po rs THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.THOR-RAY, A1 VESTE TS ND mec ie JAPANESE REVERSAL.DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF THE | P! CHINESE.TWO THOUSAND SLAIN-\u2014A CIIINESE SQUADRON SETS BAIL FOR COREA, WHERE ANOTHER BATILE WILL TAKE PLACE.Shanghal, Aug.2.\u2014The Chinese Pel- consisting of thirteen from Chefeo for yang squadron, vessels, has satled Corea, and a battle is expected in con- Shangia!, Aug.2\u2014It is stated here! to-day, that the Japanese Government © has withdrawn all its troops from Seoul.The statement is algo made that 30,000 ; Chinese soldiers, have crossed the Cor- ean frontier for Manchuria.Tho advices received hore from differ- eut points in China and Japan state that in Japan have placed themasolves under the protection of the United States re- representatives in those countries.Shanghai, Aug.2.\u2014The report of the Tropulss of the Japanese troops at Fooshsn .is officially confirmed.The Japanose loss exceedsd two tiousand men.TPA TRADE { NAFFECTEN, New York, Aug.2.\u2014Importers of tea In sequence.| | | | | | f the Japanese in China, and the Chinese | ture as that of the I | A SHOCKING ACCIDENTA mysterious accident, resulting in a terrible mutilation of Joseph Lebine too ace this afternocn oh the steamer \u2018 Meri- ac,\u2019 moored opposite Schmer Park.Lei bine was assisting to load the ves- \"gel when the arm of the derrick broke and \"fell on Lebine's head, fracturing his skull, Aislocating his shoulder, breaking three riba and so crushing tbe left leg that the bones penetrate in several places through \u2018the skin.Lebine is forty-five years of age and lives at 102 Cuvlllier street.He was taken to Notre Dame Hospital where he now lies in a very critical condition.\u2014\u2014\u2014 CALEDONIAN SOCIETY PHOTOGRAPHED.Messrs.Rice and Bennett, photographers, bave made considerable progress during the past summer towards completing tho largo group of Caledonlan Society mombers, and will have a sitting from Sir Donald Smith and His Excellency the | Governor-General.The latter is patron ard the former honcrary president of the ! society, the membership of which, nearly : aevon humdrod, Will make as large a pio- ard of Trade.The picture will be presented to the society.-\u2014 \u2014\u2014- A NEW COLONIZATION CLUB.The \u2018Presse\u2019 announces that the mem- | bers of tts staff have organized among .themselves a colonization club.The ob- © ject 18 to promote the interests of colomi- | zatlon generally and to place the members in a position to become owners of a this city say that so far the price of the ! valuable homestead.\u2014_\u2014 SEKING \\ (~~ Jar MAP SHOWING TAKU.At the mouth of the River Pzi-ho, off whie Monday.?fragrant leaf has not been affected by the: LostiHities between China and Japan.j \u2018Unless the ports of the two countries : ere blockaded.\u201d sall a representative of Messrs.Carter, Macy & Co., tea importers at No.142 Pearl street yesterday, \u2018tho war ; will have little effect upon the tea mar- Ket.The thing most to be feared is that the Japanese will blockade the Straits of Formosa, as the French ence did.At that time the supply of tea was almost cut off.It ts not likely, I think, that this will occur.With the great Chinese tea depots of Shanghai, Fou Chow and Amoy hemmed in by the Japanese and Yokohama, and Hiogo, in Japan, blockaded by the Chinese the tea market would be demoralized.\u2019 \u201cThe season for the importation of tea is now at ita height.Many of the first cargnes of tea are already here.Most of the Japanese tea has been received, and great quantities are yet to be shipped from China.The supply comes about equally from tho two countries.\u2019 The tea merchants in this city have not been able to send any despatches in cipher to China, the cable companies refusing to accept any messages not written in English or some other known language.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE SHOCK KILLED HER.London, Ont., August 2.\u2014Mrs.Edward Carlin, mother of Mr.James Carlin, of Toronto, who, with his wife, was drowned, at Sturgeon point, on Tuesday last, died at her residence, here, last night as a result of the shock she received on receipt of the sad news.\u2014 UNITED STATES TARIFF BILL.THE CONFEREES STILL IN SESSION.Washington, Aug.2.\u2014The Senate conferees to-day are very sanguine of a very speedy settlement of the tariff bill.The only disagreement of importance now is the sugar schedule and that appears to be | speech against the saloon.bh Japau gained her great naval victory on WAR ON SALOONS.BRAVE WORDS OF ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.LIQUOR DEALERS UNFIT FOR MEMBERSHIP IN ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCBES OR SOCIETIES HE SAYS.(Special to the.\u2018 Witness.\u201d) St.Paul, Minn.Aug.2.\u2014At tha Roman Catholic total abstinence convention, in session here, Archbishop Ireland yesterday made a vigorous He said, among other things : \u2018The American saloon is the vile den of intemperance.It is laden with blasphemy and sensuality.Temptations are there created which bring men to drink.I make no reference to the personal characters of saloon-keep- ers, but the business is bad.It is the enemy of God and of the country.Let the day soon come when we shall not see the name of a Catholic above the portals of a saloon.\u2019 Monsignor Satolli has decided that saloon-keepers cannot longer be members or officers of Roman Catholic societies.Archbishop Ireland\u2019s platform will read them out of church membership.It is the largest convention ever held, and great enthusiasm prevails.\u2014_ A CAMPBELL FIRST.The executors of the late Matthew Campbell, having wound up the estate have donated to the Protestant Hospital for the Insane, three thousand dollars.This will furnish two cots, and it is stipulated that if there is a Campbell in hosp!- in a fair way of settlement by a change in the text of the schedule which will, it | is asserted, give the House an opportunity : to claim a victory but which wiil in, reality retain the differsctial duty on re- | fined sugar.Some senators look for an! agrecment on this basis.The conferees! at one o'ciock had not adjournad and had bean In session since ten o'clock this morning.a VERY SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.A very serious accident occurred this morning about eight o'clock in tha factory of J.C.MacDiarmid & Co., coal and wood merchants, 830 St.Jamzs strest.A men named Uiric Crate fell upon the shaft aud had both arms taken off at the elbows, and his jaw broken.He was taken to the General Hospital.\u2014 ATTEMPTRD SUICIDE AT CORNWALL.(Epecial to the \u2018Witness ') Cornwall, Aug.2.\u2014A young Hebrew ped- @ler, named Broedski, made a very tame ettompt at self destruction here this morning.It appears that Broedski came ont from Poland last April to marry a former, sweetheert.step, and It is sald hue frequently threaten-| business had you ed to leave her and to make away with him-1 self.They had a quarrel last night, and\u2019 he left the house.This morning he wos | found sitting on the floor of the stable loft! with a leather rein in a noose around his neck, and tied to the rafters.He was evi-| dently trying to choke himself.The nefgh-; bors took him from: the etable, and medical\u2019 ald was summoned.He is but little the worse for his rhoking, and it Is generally thought that he was trying to scare his There is talk of arresting him tor | wife.tal, he or she shall have the preference of others to the cot.The cots will be known as the Matthew Campbell cots.The executive of the hospital look upon this new departure as a good one, and one that may be followed by others.The donors are Scotchmen.\u2014_\u2014 THE CRIMINAL COURTS.WORTHLESS CONFEDERATE BILLS.Cliîte.the dealer in Confederate States bills, when arreligned in the Court of Special Sessions this morning decided to stand his trial at the Court of Queen's Bench in September.Siorekeepers are warned to be on the lookout for flashily dressed young men who are trying to get rid of $20 Confederate States bills.DRINK DID IT.Fred.Rae, aged \u201c8, was charged in the Police Court to-day with breaking into a store.He admitted being found in the store.but said that he had no recollection of breaking into ths place, as he was very drunk ot the time and did not know what he was doing.\u2018Shame on you,\u2019 sald Judge Dugas, \u2018a mere boy llke you saying that drink was the cause of making you commit an offence, He hss since repentad this] for which if I desired I could send you to the penitentiary for fourteen years.What to get In such a beastly state of intoxication that you did not know what you were doing?The prisoner nervously toved with his ccat for a few moments and then replied hesitatingly: \u2018Before I committed the crime I wag sober for a whole year.\u2019 He looked at the Judge as though he expected some words of commendation for thig course.\u2018So.answered the judge, \u2018although you are scarcely 23 years of age, you are com- fortinæ ycureelf with the fac: that you managed to keep sober for a year.Why 1 know old.old mon who never were \u2019runk\u2018 The prisoner was completely non-plussed and hung his head.His Honor only sent him to jail for two months as it was bis attempted sulcide | first offence.HER DAINTY PALM FORMED A CCP.A tall young man, in white flannels, with a pretty blonde young woman in filmy muslin and a picturesque large hat, sauntered across Unlon square yesterday when old Sol was at Lis hottest.They were very up-to-date young people, with not a trace of provinclalism ahout them, yet ono could tell that they were not New York residents, but probably killing time, waiting for a train or a boat.When they camo to the fountain the young woman stopped and watched the water trickling from the linn\u2019's mouth as though the cool sight alone did her lots of good.Then she picked up the tin cup to be used by the connnon herd, and, scanning it ruefully, shook her head at her companton and laid It quickly down again.The next thing was to slip off a small suede glove, and placing tho pretty hand it fitted under the stream she filled its palm full of water and drank from it three times full.And the next thing was to see the young man bend over the same palm, while he held her wrist to balance the novel cup, and five times full it tock to satisfy him, and right willingly did the pretty young woman fill it and place it to his lips.That was the queaintest picture ever on view in front of that old iron fountain.It was the poetry of drinking in public places.Both actors were perfectly unconcerned, and after the young man had dried the young wcman's hand in his pocket handkerchief they sauntered forward to a Broadway car and boarded it in a downtown direction.\u2014New York \u2018Herald.\u2019 COMMERCIAL Witness Orrics, Thursday, August 2, 1894 A GENERAL ADVANCE, WHEAT AND CORN MAKE GOOD GAINS.\u2014 CROP CONDITIONS NOT SO ROSY AS THEY WERB.The feature of the grain market to-day was.as yesterday, the advance In corn.Corn continued In its onward course and within two hours after the opening had added nearly two cents to the highest price of yesterday.Wheat could not resist this influence and it also made an advance on yesterday's prices, but not to such an extent as corn.Then it was not so firm in tone and when corn was at its highest point wheat was feeling a little weal.Still there was an improvement and at noon the figures were 54%c Sopt.and 57%c Dec, being % of a cent higher than the closing prices of yesterday.Corn, at noon, was quoted at 49%c Sept.and 46l4c May, being only a shade over four cents lower than wheat in the Chicago market.Foreign ad- vices were little improved on yesterday and the tone was generally weak.The corn crop conditions appear to ba in a nervous state all over the world.The \u2018Corn Trade News' says that the Danubian corn crew has suffered seriously for want of rain and the more recent telegraph despatches predict not more than half a crop.From South Russia similar reports are being re- celved.The wheat crop seems also to be suffering from drought in certain Jocallties.Advices from Russia ure that the prolonged drought has seriously injured all crops.The London \u2018Daily Telegraph\u2019 says that the prospects arg now not for such a bountiful harvest in England as was expected a short time ago.All the conditions are in favor of higher prices, but the wheat market is slow In responding to them.Perhaps the strength of corn will give the bulls of the wheat market new courage.Wheat held steadily during the afternoon and cleged firm.In Chicago the closing prices of wheat were 53c Aug., 54l6c Sept.and &73;c Der.belng 4 of a cont higher than yesterday's closing prices.Corn closed at 49%c Aug.and Sept., 4R%c Dec.and 46% c May, belng 1% cent higher than yns- terday\u2019's closing price for September delivery and 13 cent higher for May.NEW YORK STOCK LIST.{Purulshed by J.R.Meeker.) Opening and Closing Prices\u201410 a.m.and 3.00 p.m.Atchison.LL.css.eee acc 00000 4 378 Con.Pacitie.cee Cee Can.Bouthern.J.Ce Chicago.Burlington & Quincy.12 71 Clev, C.C.& St.Louis.Lace Ce Com.Coble.PE e ee era» ees Del & = ET RS .\u2026.Col Del.Lack.& West.162Y/ 1621 Brinn RAI 1312 134, Bl Cent La Lara ra eee amas sense ee .\u2026 ouis, 8 Nash.4651, 5, Lake Shore.UT wr Manhattan Uonsolidated.113% 110 Missouri Poattic.irae es 24 24 North American.a ! Nor.Pac.pid.on New Jersey Central.13% 153, Nor, West.ST 103 16259 NY &N Eng.coool 2 N Y Central Ce eerie.muha, Comumon.HY 34h Pacifo Mail iii eat 2 Hb tending, Philadelphia.17} 171: Richmond Terminaj.141% 14h Roc Lund, Ohl¢azo &Pac.645] 5334 St.Paul, Chico.Min.3 | 8t.Paul, Minn.& Man.a.ST 57% Texes Facifio Pere eee nes sas e0nn00 ; nion Pacifle.5, 4 Wabash Com carre re nes sec cu ce aus 76 TA abashpfd,.4 3 Western Union Tel.at ot Bugar.iiiiiiii ea 10454 102 44 Lead.Breer traearana.38} 38 Gas, Ohleago.72% 73% Gen.Eleotric.262 36 * \u2018Poledo.Ann Arbor & Nor.Mich.Rubber.Chicago, Aug.2, 1.16 pm.\u2014 Closing \u2014 Wheat, 58c Aug., 54l4c Sept, 5734c Der.: corp 40%c Aug., and Sept., 45%c Dec., 4644c May, oats, 20%c Aug., 29%c Sept., 337%c May; pork, $12.85 Aug.$12.87% Sept., $11.97% Jan.; lard, $8.97% Aug., $7 Sept.; short ribs, $6.65 Aug., $6.67% Sept.Closing cash prices \u2014Wheat 53c, corn 4944c, oats 2944c, pork $2.85, lard $6.9744, short ribs 36.66.St.Louis, Aug.2, 1.20 p.m.\u2014 Closing \u2014 Wheat, 49¢ Aug.50c Sept., 53%c Dec.; corn, 47%c Aug.and Sept., 42%c May; oats, 39%¢c Aug., 30c Sept., 343¢c May.New York, Aug.2, 2.20 p.m\u2014Closing.\u2014 Wheat, 58%c Aug., 57%c Sopt., 61%4c Dec.: corn, 5b5c Aug.545c Sept.5740 Dec.; oats, 34%c Aug, 3444c Sept., 35c Nov.Duluth, Aug.2, L115 p.m.\u2014Clesing.\u2014 Wheat, No.1 hard, 583c Aug.: No.1 northe ern, 55%c Aug., 5684c Dec., 55c Sept.Toledo, Aug.2, 1.15 pm \u2014Cazing.\u2014 Wheat, b2%c Aug., 53%c Sept.56%c Deoc.; corn, 49c cash; oats, 32i%c cash.Miiwaukee, Aug.2.1.15 p.m.\u2014Clostng.\u2014 Wheat, 52%c cash, 52%c Sept.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.Where to go for Island.Music.Saturday\u2014Heron See advt for hours of railing.2 { THEY ARE EXONERATED.BOODLING CHARGES AGAINST PRESIDENT CLEVELAND AND HIS SENATORS IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUGAR SCHEDULE DISPROVED, Wasbington, Aug.2.\u2014The report of the sugar !uvestigating committee exonerates Senator Camden and sags taere is no testimony tending to show that the supposed order was ever excouted by any firm, or that any sugar stock has bern pought or sold by or for Senator Camden at any ume during the present session of Con- gross.The committee says it has been unabls to find any evidence tending to show that the sugar schedule was mada up in consideration of any sum of money paid for cainpalgn purpeses of the Democratic party.It ls also stated that the testimony showed that the charge that President Cleveland had an interview with one of the Havemeyer's on Mr.C.BE.Benedict's yacht in regard to sugar interests was untrue.There is also no evidence, says the report, to support the allegations that members of the trust used other then proper arguments with senators whom they saw with reference to the sugar schedule nor tending to show improper conduct on the part of those qngaged in framing it.Occasion is taken by the committee, however, tp deprecate the importunity and pressure to which Congress and its members are subjected by the ropresentatives of great industrial combinations, whose enormous wealth tends to suggest undue influence and to create in the public mind a demoralizing belief of the existence of corrupt practices.\u2014 pes VERDUN HOSPITAL.Tha treasurer of the Protesiant Hospital for the Insane gratefully acknowledges the following donations: \u2014E.J.Maxwell & Co., $18.11; Miss M.M.Le- moine, of Sorel, $5; from executors of the late Matthew Campbell, Messrs.R.W.Kerr and Jas.Spier, endowment, $3,000.> PROFITED BY PROHIBITION.Des Moines has not suffered from prohibition.On the contrary, the city has made a greater gain in population, business and improvements of every character since prohibition was a law of the city and state than any six cities, where that law has been entirely disregarded, combined.Taxes are no higher in Des Moines under prohibition than they were under license, while the annual public impravementz under prohibition have been vastly greater than under license.It is idle to talk about the \u2018good license fee\u2019 from dealers in liquors in \u2018Council Bluffs, Sioux City, Dubuque, and fifty other Jowa cities.\" There 1g not a town or citv in Iowa that has collected §25,000 license from the saloons in any one ycar since prohibition was enacted.If Des Moines had licensed saloons her police force would have to be doubled, all the funds received for license would be oxhausted in protecting the saloons, and there would be at least as much expense in suppressing illegal sellers under license as there has been under prohibition.\u2014Des Moines \u2018Register.\u2019 ADVERTISEMENTS.YRAFALGAR INSTITUTE (Affiliated to McGill University.) No.83 Bimpson street, Montreal, \u2014 FOR THE \u2014 HIGHER EDUCATION OF YOUNG WOMEN.President, Rev.JAMES BARCLAY, D.D.Vice-President, Mr.A.T.DRUMMOND.Principal, Miss GRACE FAIRLEY, M A, Edinburgh.Tho Institute will re-open with an efficient etaff of iwelve resident and visiting teachers, on TUESDAY, September II.1894.Theo Institute buildings aro situated on the moun- tan side, overlooking the city.\u2018Ihe spacious grounds are attractively laid out and the surroundings are not only beantiful but very healthful.For copy of the Prospectus and other information, apply \u20180 the Princtpal, at the Institute, or to A.F.RIDDELL, Recretary.1 23 St.John stroet, Montreal.FATAL TO COCKROACHES and WATER BUGS.\u2018NOT A POISON.It attracts Cockroaches and Weter Bugs, ae a food they devous it and are destroyed, dried up to shell, leaving no offensive smell, Kept In stock by all leading druggists.EWING, RERRON «& CO, Sole Manufacturing Agents for the Dominion.JOR WEDDING \u2014AND\u2014 DIRTHDAY PRENENTS, Goto W, F.BECK, 232 &8t.Lawrence atreet.BALAD FOWLS, ICE CREAM BEIB, LEMON- ADF and BERRY SEIS, CARD RECEIVERS, ROSE BOWLS, CHINA BUTTER DISHES, FANCY CHEESE DISHES, BOMEMIAN GLASS CASKETS, DINNER, TLKA and CHAMBER SETS.Algo a special line of COLORED CHAMBER SETS, at $1.75 per set.Ww, ¥, BECK, 292 Bi.Lawrence st, (One door above St.Catherine st.) 23 European Travel LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAM WAY Tickots to ail parts of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and to Paris; most intorest- ing scenic aud historic routes; shortest and quickest Liverpool to London; luxurious equipment; vestibuled trains, parlor, slecp- ing, dining cars; absolute block system.Baggage Checked, New York to London Full Information, \u2018folderg, maps, freight, &c.C, A.BARATTONL G.P.& F.A., 852 Broadway, New York.D.BATTERSBY, Canadian Agent, 184 St.James street, Montreal.21 H.IRWIN, ®) .Amerfcan Brick and Stone Pointing.rhe only method of beautifying and preserving rick.37 JUROR, Corner Bleury street.YOMPTON LADIES COLLEGE, Compton.P.Q./ (ealthful and lovely locality).Church Schoql for Giris under ti e Direstion of the Synod of Quebec, Re-opens WEDNESDAY, Sept.©, 1894.Board and thorough English Education, 8150 per annum.Usual cxiras.Competent staf! of teachers.French by Parisian Professor.Music by Prifessor Davey.For circulars send to the Rev.G.H.Parker, Hon.rsar, Compton, Que.23 ADVERTISEMENTA, Fall Openin- D4F 122 oat es lat Pretty, Bright fall Amonzst th'a aolretion Le 3 ; Rl \u201cès \u2018 \u2018 4 a ex oN t= AN will be Toe Ty CARPETS that have ever entered tae porcol Mere made to the special order of THOMAS LIGC 1881 NOTRE DAML ENS .i\u201c ad NS ST.RTA rn Tin MIRE nn Na Lt (Tula PLaas veo 1j 545 d'Art rise SN Ls \u2018 - FOR THE PRESERVATION OF REA: AND PREVENTION OF SITANE +.For Washing Clothes.Linen, Flanneis.Bpitahhecis, ding, Floors.Yoodwork : for use im aj om Entectious Disease.and for Ios?ini THIS SOAP IS SIMPLY INVALUARI It is Manufactured by the Proprietors of same high standard of purity.Agents for Quebec: IE \u2014 FOR \u2014 gh Farmers, Dairymen, Suburban Residences, : Etc., Etec.\\ } 0 -0 GET A LITE me AND HAVE «T LT 1 of Water.\u2014 AND \u2014 Tir Send for Prices.\u2014:01-\u2014 TI RIT 7 Montraal.rly | soles Waren Works o\u2014\u2014\u2014 Wind Mill Pump A Plentifal Supply ESTIMATES GIVEN Satisfaction Guaranteed.\u2018 R.DONALDSON & SONS a \u201c~ Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies \u2014 OR \u2014 Other Chemical 27 (Api aro used in the hé ue preparation of which is absolutely pure and soluble.rer era ere S W.BAKER & CO.\u2019S preakfasiGocoa Ithasmorethanthreatimes the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup.It is delicious, DIGESTED.Sold by Grocers everywhere.nourishing, ana EASILY W.RAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, H ARTSHORN OR AMMONIA \u2014FOR\u2014 FAMILY USE, FOR THE TOYLET, KITCHES, LAUNDRY, Put up in pint bottles, two dozen in a case.Ask your grocer for it.MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED PURE \u2014 BY \u2014 JOHN COWAN, 3 Dalhousie streci.Montreal.WANTED, by a Young Man, e situation in a restaurant as assistant cook; can do all kinds of work indoors.Address, Prince Arthur street.44 2 CNUNLIGIT sou FRANK MAGOR & CO.\u201cOVI F Ta a (fc) Pony Carts, Two-sent Coal Carts, ALL KIND.oF CARTS, OPEN AND COINS.GOOD, CHEAP, STYLT® wl fits PRICES AND TERAS TO p \u2014 55:52 LATIMER, ST.PAUL STREET JE LECTROTYPING CONTE TYPING done in tie ver) best = mudérate prices, at the \u2018 WITNI SES HOUSE, cor, Craig nnd St.Pet-7 strecls.VN dc.BUGGIES, CAF ARRETE sodA ri Lire offf*es shot Hov Lis ) Da of n) only the an.nv inde: chow told me | kille wuy.wa PRINCIPAL DYER, M.A, D.D.Apply \u20aci6 Craig siroct.Aug.1.free t.li Ru \u2014 i [SS i ni Sods 727 2 1e JP I are ME RS = Ling émis LES SEAT défie Dé topo ir pr dar.mr pe nt ir a EE SAP \u201d Roa?plea i po NIET SEE on Hi hE inn sos A y pods roe = ons 0 .py © ) ~ 1894 mrasDAY, AUGUST -, 1894, TIE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.17 \u201cJ, ines ue = EEE ER = == TTT CT ess TS TS - To =m es \u2018 ' aa CORD-BR TAKING.Ti TT; TTY Ae mg 6 ] = 7 RECORD-B ADVERTISEIMTENTS._ Educational.panne Situations Vacant./ HLISCOILANCOUS, = : nose abnormal feats to : mm css EE rives TT TUTTI 2 _ LITT or , FOR CPTI 10 NT Te Voie ET yea mar than onre drawn > PC IOUVRVUOTE TONAT TONIC i .\u2018 | eer wei ve in PUBLIC NOTICE-SThe Womer wnt ond poo mere ee gran uy «< > 7 | you NG WOMEN'S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Clerks, Travellers, dr, | ârerts Procection Evaiéty 5e prepa in ° ~~.has bren avcomptished.à Worth a ane ART CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.__ [+ ANTED, Smart Youth for office, Address.\\eetieute all cases of Cruel te Mocnen ee | ; .; OUT] 2 ay \u20183s N - JN C3 ER yo.Capt Le 1 rat \u2018rcvord-breakers\u2019 has set $ a RCIEDQEL OF COOKERY.SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 10 cents for 20! ph references, to YOUTH, 24, Vitn ; Cairn ana wii (AN the praner Go a! 3 i as - ha afféetugers 3 à; ad : ai loflance by the truly § HE {Tn Doston 7,500 girla have taken the full conrse in words or tess; threo Insertions, 25 cents.| \u2014 CERT Tuer ; Ore o Lng Co 5 3 CA SE qe h $ B the Cooking Echool, nul at the V.W.C.A.in the same over 20 words, 14 cent per extra word | VW ANTED, Men to Trusel.es en perma: ihe ous Anan to Topo and gene \u201cpt el eye! ng [from nt 8 $ à | pace, Td trained acrvants were turned out last year.per insertion.a wala NE NE prop, nn ands ny apecintties ily from 1 par.to À jen ) .- Jahn of Groat s in oeigaty- è Lessons in Lrundry Work, as well mn in Cooking, AeA a i Apply STON & WELLINGTON, Surserpieu, CN.MARFIMALI, Sr etary and Agent, D ; Se minutez-\u2014thac is, nine ® | will hezin at the above SBehool.No.2422 St.Cathari © SITUA LIONS VACANT \u2014 10 cents for 20] Mo.reel J.BEALL Mu Name tw Hanes OF) el G5 Te vohaatar stat 7 SU Ee CU ha he @ [arrect, OU TOBER ist.Servants specially invited.words each Inseriion: additional words, | \u2018 ] y evppe .oT : - 0 - nunulez quieser ttan the 3 Dislodg 8 Bila, Youn women desirous of fitting themselves as cooks % vent per extra word per insertion.3.60 A DAY St HE-Zand me your adâress SPIRCTAT, Tih PRICES PAIE fs Noa, Ve are informed that > 9 à on?lannelrs mail, cnn be honrded in the above AGENTS WANTED-25 cents for 12 words.and I will show you how to nage $2.05 AL and all colar Kinds of secon head Bolg; + }itle fatipna, and that to ba school at $2.30 per weok.each Inserti vu daition 1 words, 2 cents | dey; absolutely sure; 1 furnish the work PU Tentogs tania, oe elites, ee od.- PA was ; - | Q Stir a the Liver 2 SHAY BINT ner on: a ona r= and teach you jree; you works fn the Yeca- 1 0 00700 TUL Lon Tina ; es he Was not in Any way Q y SEAN BINTLAIR, Won.Sexy.each per insertion.lity where vou lve end ins pour mldregn 1 CEE Pirriv, PL Cents upth Lu se CL sven ut t st Te-| Q ~ LLY owaer cu hive.fad re yor 954 Catherine grec: Lelare NS Toavretiea ; 20H = 5 OSS, but the most re | @ Cure ick- -Headache PUFILS WANTED\u201416 cents for 20 words: 3 and I will explein the business fully.Re- si pont 1 saut 1 thls act ls Inciuded in | C ÿ \u20ac Insertions, 25 cents: 8 insertions, IM mermbor I guarantes n clear profit of $2.60, \u2014 _.; ae performed | Lie tas: Wo:h- $ °F mal Ail = t 7 t d 11 AN over 20 vrerds, 14 cent per exira weer for avery day's work: abantatals Eure, STABLE MANT BE TO TRE TAD YR} - in one maement of alvep.He @ © e 1 ments, B oD dans Lea Co \u20ac & < per insertion.Don't fail to write to-day.Address A.W.| the yenr for the taking away.ADN a SL renee otras 218 , | SPECIFIC = - \u2014 1 38, Winds 91 Wtènezs* Gise, - \u2018 Eouricen hours, ant fit- § Remove Disease and Wall reopen on TUESDAY, SEPT.4, 1594, PRUTEIO ARTICLES mec ond-hand) = __RNOWLES, Windsor, Ont.17 | 1088 without reclining ence or $ i This Institution is beautifully situated in insert ur 9 rords; 3 Insertions, BoC: Bomesites, [ Toe nla 4 .- \u2018 ; 1 ons, >.Sec - eae Pr - Te » lap qainz his active movement of! à Promote Good Health, the loveliest part of the Eastern Townsh!ps, come under PES _ \u201cCI vale.- © : except for the very briefest 2 and within easy arccss of Mentreal, Tho LOST ARTIC LES\u20141 5 \"20 ds: 3 NESPECTABLE GIRL WAILLTED to look af- « ee Le mm ; ton \u2018 : : LR TICLES\u2014IN cents for 20 words; 3 hd re ; nrsaif Cem ER eat ass r= ; + Oover od with & Tasteless & Soiublo Ooz ating, location 5 most healthfil, and (ho putlding Insertions.Zée: 6 Insertions 400 ter children, and maxe h« reel! useful, EY fina 1e'd and seu + : + \u2018** m the best experimental Ÿ ) proviflad with all the conveniences of a city ANG « 406.nrordons, ave.references.Address HELP, \"Witness® 07- redc éd eines Ce : CM ity bear: will teat $ Famous the world over.residence.Terms most moderate.FOUND ARTICLES\u20142 conls for 25 words fice.| Jedi nd ais - US Le ; } Ask for Beecham\u2019s and take no others.rts aa À LL.each insertion.When found articles ; - | - ot -.in the twenty«four Pours, > Wholesaie Agts.Evans X Sons, Ld.Montrea I.COURSES OF STUDY.can be left at office as security for Ww ANTED, \u201cgon general servant for sma 1 [= .SY lowest estimate of the work 4 For sale by ail druggists, .charges, compensation will be lcoked for _ family.Apply 39 Mounram sa rest | sironme \u2018our er pass Caves © < labor is equal to Iftlpg 122 A VVVVA VOS DIV AV VEOS PAPAS Erdergraduntes Course In Arts.to person claiming property.WANTED, à younz vtr! as Tethers \u201ches.: © ttre PENRE GRANT \u20ac eon .FE St: Sut it has recently beer Firat two years im McGill TU university.BOARD AND ROOMS TO LET or WANTED Address, Cu T.Ww.Montre al Wet.\u20ac ; TY Dano Hal.corner Doreen, Ts ST ov dng tolls severely and spe- Matriculation In Arts \u20141N cents for 20 words; 4 insertions, 256.TTL CII | For CALE t haut eut 7 Tue vim I ; | ; | | ; 1 1 0S : > , \u20ac ; ; WANTED, à Young Girl, J4 to J years of; FU! ALE, at b Che an l \u201che creation, and that the IY AD] Dg Medea! nnd Academic.HOUSES AND FE EAL ESTATE\u201420 cents for ape, to 0 8 wg ain work.peurs to: Chrous ere suite Jor 1x6 Pos Lich active exercise as Ladies\u2019 Collegiate, FIN ve ¢ Insert Le du $1.00.2: 6 1 MES.JOHN 21.AIRD, 221 Notre Dame si pic \u201cPlt mt (rR ] 205050 PUISE A \u20ac .John Bull, Music, EInstruy:ental and Fecal.INANCIAL~ZG cen or -0 words; el A ee TTL Yo or oh the rider subjected him Fine A Embrncing Palnti sertions, $1.25.WANTED, à Young Girl for light houses TOR SATE.cheap.Job Sot of Le J 2 > \u201c , nC - - .> \u201cil \u20ac ** ac 4 «7 - ; î A, deren saints sel + -\u201ca° the lowest est!mato we can Duchess of Oxford, ne inn hr ng Palnting, pusINESS CHANCES\u201425 cents for 25 words work; must come Weil recommended.Av atout che hanined do JB THIRD] a SD ns : *,- \u2018he work of his heart each BEA > ¢ insertions, $1.25.Lo u at ° ; addrensing 51 FA TACLE, Witness (tre Riana i oma vents with work done of Souvenir, dCammsereclal Hrience.BUSINESS CARDS-°5 cents for 25 words: piy at 60 MeTavish stress es, t : ; eae and this mainta!ned for Nagee The staft of teachers is large, and ls com- & insertions, $1.25.WA NTED, a good, pl lain Cond, good HAUS.HESDQUARTERS far Lio past eng sue 7 ; Ls OA .posed of persons who are speciallats In the .oar een a Apply 26 = gilipice strest.\u2018 t* los and Kveglassed.UO PAtra Charges il \u20ac Lu, 104 20) fourtecn hours and fifteen And Good News.subjects taught.MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 60 cents for 4 12 LL 080 HEURE ne > ul EU L = | - .3 equal to more than 854 foot It 1s the aim cf the managament to pro- 20 words: 6 insertions.$3.70.WANTED, Conic or General Servant, in a Ce 1 hear EEE = vr dee ! * u: Trénose.The exportment, THE FINEST RANGES MADR, vide a thorough education for young people SWAPS 10 ceuts for 20 words; 3 Insertions, fainily of two: best references required.corner Lor pa , .ERNE : - rh - Ty \u201c À ! I a soir 73 S tra + \u20ac 5.pr 1 NO MIUN-IRIE! .s vi aged upon physiologically NOTHING TO EQUAL TIIFML of both sexes amidst the associations of a 1 cena.ce x , enn Appiz wl = auter Se + RRS A a M JET LE ol 5 a 5 - crimert, is not without Îts uces.st Repairs for all St refined Christian hema.Address, ALL O7 HIER WANTED\u201d ADVERTISE.WANTED, Yoong Civ), 10 Mind æ bats; mjarke 2177 mill Socks 00 pertoad JC CAC _ «8 Pat here remains auch that is ove Repalrs for a oves.RLY.PRINCIPAL FLANDERS, B.A, MENTS, 70 cents or Zu words each Jn- good hor ne.Apply 2e Mayor screot.23: DIARMID & Co, cor.&i James and Guy.Tel 120.To 2 nexp'ained in respect to the cause I I Stanatend, Que ; ; WANTED, a good General Servant, =ho NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS ran hove a = fe LZEOSTING, indeed.that there is F BARR \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 ee He ee NOTE.-The above rates fa net cash with can do plam \u2018cor ing: no washing: fainii EEA Talding Via te ha vi 2, \u2014 \u201cig ia persistant motion of the - © ° 9 LMA- A The li xe i prder.When enlvert ont are vont small; references required.Apply 42¥ I paste and fold to a suitable size for 7.00 A «,s121zel by volltion of a resolute - - \u2018© : 4 16 On ing® anadian no wiihout being IT*Da numerous e honr Wadnesdsy or any other evening 2 Address or apply to J.BEATTY, \"Witness' i =) pravents tbe nertous evetem 2373-15 ST, CATHERINE STREET, Cullege for Young Wom, St.Thomas, Ont.tries have to De m.ade.and the rate ls 3492 Se.Catherine siya 2; Off 0 14 Co pr Re ~ TT Teiephone 4241 13 Buildings, Furnishings, Grounds.ete, are unaur- in consequence much higher.JRE me Te CTT co PRE 2 2.11 _ 7 info that passiva or nega- tephone 4 passed.£7 Full facnlty 120), including four Und NOTE.-~The first mentioned charges is ai- WANTED, a Cen teral Servant: references ' RUNNER AND LINEN HOSE, © cen\u2018s or PS : which the term \u2018sleep\u2019 Is th 1 Moe aes.y éifionted Deachers, and Bpecial- wavs the minlmum, even though tho 2d- veguired, Apply 45 Upper St Charivs ! foor: New Rubber iets Lo paren al ! \u2018ve practical lesson we are | revetvins hihi roliegiare appointinents La Canada and vortisement does nat contain the number Lorro:ncs street, 21 j 2 percent discount.Park ne and MST cup ; a - v ' 7 reseiving ht=h ralleg'ate appointments Canada and 2 RER LL ss vt | .ANA a LL - LY \u2018 \"o te ta Aweit upon, however, bears HAWKER'S LIVER PILLS.the United States.HAT Rates from ae tn 880 por of wordy ailowed.Additional words may ; rifes, \u2018 Ww re and ire.vil I Se or 1 sin 2 m pas ) r 3 \u201cect \u201c~ rv a nin ices, a Puyt- mate Influence Or extreme ex- THEY ARE ENDORSFD BY UHYSICIANS OF HIGH berm.$3 \u2018oe Ii covers expenses for hon: di, ete, be had pro rata.Mechantes.| eau avan, Punta ny | = the bodies où these young men Co BOR iLL LeTRTy Courser, UINBIO, and art for one year.SHOEMAKER WANTHI must b où re {TE ! See TA ~ iia thomselves ti ott self STANDING, Sixty pn.Fimstented Calendar free.rchoo! tropens == = SIOEMARER WANTS must be goad lue- WRAPPING.either \u2018hirk i cmgelves the victims of self- September \u20ac li, 1:24.TINA for information or culen- _ _ pairer, Apply PHILIP 3 ELLIOTT, s11, PAPER FUR va ! à ei es : ok or flurry.Hawler's llver pills are endorsed by durto Frinripai ASTIN, AM, B.D.16 Employ ment Wanted._ Wellington street.1 Lin, car Be had al, ry low Pr LA \u201craps of a feat such as we have physictans of high scanding.= WANTED.a Paper Cuter, a man that | poly en TURE RRC \u201c\u20ac - FE + .\u2026 E + s - 3 - * ; 7 SAIT TU AN \u201c Ales, # vais i - may suggest that, for tha mo The proprietors of the Hawker's Medi- | ELLEVUE PRIVATE School.Buniesties thoroughiy understands hls business; none | rT ATT TAs A.A r © \u2018he a'hlete has sustained no harm, | cine Co., print the formula on the label Healthfil, happy homo life for children and eee oT cther Heed apply.Call at Srar Paper Tox | ry KINDLING WOOD.| 205 120 aii ey teaczing Is 0 much of every box.These pills are entirely young gris oo the conat Ti combined with thorough A RESPS STALE WOMAN, good pun Co., 30 St George s:reet, 1, : ==: almonition, or, as it ls some- free from mercury and all other minerals.| friction br experienced and successful tenchers regs, wents laundry or other wor y \u2014 - Ter CT 1 LARGE BOATS 87.00 | : das a J r , LT - 2e; Purals from 4 !s schnoi passed very crodita! th \"AT ween) Trym as VANTII cnpe In tora Filter: none LA 2 OAI\" «9, | 217 dasigmaied , grandmothearly care.\u2019 And thero is therefore no debilitating oT | A \"A.and First and Rennmdl Grade Academy Fr \u20ac Joy or weeit.Apply, 11 Juror sp WAS Vin, Esperi Bred La uppiy.FOIL \\ HENDERSON RRON .7 ornately we know that these violent! prostrating effeots of their uso.They are | aminatious of June last.Terms for board and tuition peters.10850 IVEY & CO 1 | MERS SE nue 2 gus hode, in tha end.the certainty of] easy to take and very miid as well as, modera: Chee TORR 1st.For further par- MRS.J.EU ARD, Slck Nyrse, is now fren \u2014-.es en = 1 Telephone 8211 344 William street, * are naaronits a x + a 1 : : 3 , bc fe D oO vu gagen - on - i 22 UE derrepitude, Towards the g0al| very effective in their action.These pills Mrs.©, THOMAS, or [0 py 8 nents @ ther apr Biel ¢ oo na Tencuers Governesses.: =) at.the best heart can only perforin! gre a safe purgative, anti-billous and | 3, - rill ernity cases.Auddre 4 VOTE remet mere res .wun measure of work, and whether bicod-purifring medicine.They are a 2200 ________ Euriilon, Que.8.rèel ; < ELEMENTARY TEACHER WANTED, with ® Le: \"°° De don\u201d br rapid or slow process de- gate, mcst reliable physic, exciting ths SITUATION WANTED, 5y a Cook, In pri- &ood refercaves, term :en months.PE 0 ve Ee mints leng:h cf days in which Ît| liver and stomach to action when in a Ally.= vaio family: no chjevtion to leave (hy) Stating SEE fo Jo: ME ce rhecret'caily.therefore, it is slugglsh and disordered stata, and tiere- | TK Ol! lege, city.Good retfereace, Apply, 5 Bieury _OUAT, Sec.-Treas., | OW NShurg, Que.3 | BUILDING To LT, suitable for, light ; of there young competitors who | fore giving tone to the whole system, BELLEVILLE, © streef._ | 2 NuricE\u2014Twe Female \u201cTeuchers went d 1 manufacturing establilshizent Ur Würe- \u201c2e mich he dastined for a long + 3 \u201c.- | \u2018 > NE.+ .5 PTIT TT RE 2 C avila | Licuse Apply at itnezss* Office.13 ' Es gn 5 Lai 1 = 8 : which depends so much upon the healthy | eplendid Record.\u2014Of six candidates for WANTED, by a respectable Protestent fer school municipaiity No.à, Jrenvile y beuse_ Abby at) ne is ts.Bed - 471.70 \u20acX.3.ence, 10 succumb or Dreak state of these organs.They will cure In- Sonionr Matriculation, all were guccessful.Young Girl, aged 17, sftuation os Ciul- and Augmentatlon, une teacher for the ; HOUXE TO LET, Moo a Mehl Coes 1 ssness, ha- CenAfgates prepured for Teachers certifi.dren's Muid, or any cther lght situation; front school end one or a.de pres avenue.Apply to W.K.TARS, 2 MCE Jeected Its full meridian: and prac- bitual constipation, bad breath, sick hend- cate.Diplomas awarded in Business Course, has nevor beon In a situation before; = oo mt fase a Ne Là man ea CRC BY tis.so far bas bean the fata of all gele, pa\u2018ns in the sid: ard back, flatu- | Musle, Tine Are and Elceution.VII re- cen be well recommended by mirisiar, 17 CERTES nirezl: school OL CH ETAT Two Modern Flats, corner of iv ose i hav Teavor 9} ; TS > required.Please address A., 2), Point it Monday, 3rd of Sept, 1824 Salary 218 per T sut have endeavor od, under the applause: lence or bleating of the «cmach, frmopuri- | open Thursday, Soptewaber 6, 1804.Che | Post.Ofnce.A.2), ni Ti, ROM Aodress, vu S.REID, Avoca IMO, ehester siveet west and Gars ne zvenua, * : noir unthinking comrades, to G2 what! ties of the blood, and all kindred troubles For calendar.address, laries toss p Qui.ï \u2019 9 newiy tinted and pain-ed tent low und 1 -\u201cUn'ming to arts, constructed them far do- risk and without ultimately them in a voice even nger than theirs that she, after all, he arbitress ol tholr destiny.\u2014\u2018The - has not wy shout _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"EWARNINGE OF DEATH IN DATTLE.* vers Lad stronge premonitions of .tefore going into battle during the abl an coll solJier, yesterday.\u2018I .1 tell you how many tbmes I can my comrades foretell thelr Thes © seemed to feel {© was com- Sel vent into battle fully prepared Ce \u2018heir end.£o commen was this, requiarly di) death follow warn that ! often heard officers up- thelr men for speaking of death, 3 3.\u2018À man never speaks of à : death without death following ter.It's like the smallpox: the a dreads | it most is sure to be tis \u201cum But tie officers were rea- :- backward.In all the cases [| + To prediction of deatn was caused inward ezling, teliing that his \u201can near.It wasn't fear, for I re- r \u2018Boss\u2019 MekKeller, as ve used to wno cave from Butler county.* treu a brave soldier, serving his « Yeurs, never failing in his day Lefcre his three years went into the battle of the ; He was so pale and care- RE lacked 80 much the usua ! vigor \u201cAh Le entered Lattle that some : friends reciarxed how changed he InclLed like & ghost, and was They asked him \u2018Why,\u2019 he replied, ail (ver, \u201cù3 the matter.lez Yaar3 are Up t:-morrow, bnt ,_-77 Eté My service out.I wiH , -1 in this battle\u2014tbat I know.Carts.AGES \u201couds tried to cheer him up, bat- \u201caft owas only a morbid fancy, amount of talk could enliven him.nt into tbe Lattle and was among \u201cst to fall being hit squarely {un the Dad, ilsu remember John Dunbar sitting \"ng crackers with an officer before a \u201cpire on the eve of battle.Iie had «1 expressica when he turned, and ig the crarker in his flogars, sald contemplative manner: \u2018Well, this last night on earth\u2019 Ir the dim \u201ctr lsaw the hig tears well up as the cnquired what he meant.\u2018I'll be morriw sure\u2019 The officer, seeing «ily the man was affacted.placed 32 uyon his shoulder and sald: dr, Jen! Dar't be foolish.Men \"dent taik Hire that But this dde the soldier break down.In \u201ccils tie next day he was killed the fret, 1 could give you an Je nimber of Instances, which \u201coar soi fiers really had death fore- \u201caie, but these are sufficient.To Yas a most solemn moment when & Man say he was golng to be Tt invariably turned out that vtstrirg \u2018Dispateh.\u2019 -\u2014 ISH.IT.EET.28 REO and a £ INTIN \u2026_ TEL Frame TISEMENTS._ ADVERTI Ww.A.FLING SAIN AGENT Form FE.REUDAWAT & co, pis Xavier sireet, Montzrca | complete line of P art sing from a discréerad state of the mach apd liver; for these troubles they have ro equal.Soli ty all druggists and dealers.Prles, 26c a box, Manufactured only by the ligwlier Medicine Co., Itd., Bt, John, N.B.2 EC ONOMHI oo One of HED.BROWN & 06.\u2019 Scotch Tweed Suits ot SI6.90 and 818.90.will serre well for ce Father; and atierwards be worth cuiting down for the Boys.1734 Notre Dame strect.ROCKERY, China, GEM JABS! GEYZ JANS! Pints, Quarts ani FMa!?tal'ons.Glassware.Tin Top Jcify Cnurs, Serow Top Jelly Cans, Suc Pound Jelly Jars.PRICES LOWER TITAN ANY GTIIER STORES.M, BECK, 213 McGill street.3! PORTER, TESKEY & CO, Headquarters in fl'anada for T-A-C-K-L-E Of Every Description.Wholesale agents for HENRY MILWARD & SON'& FISH HOOKS.Lacrosse Goods, Tennis Goods, Baseball Goods, 454 & 458 ST.JAMES STREET, 28 IIE OLD ESTABLISHED © AND \u2014 WELI-KNOWN STATIONERY BUSINESS \u2014or - ROBERT MILLER, SON & CO, Is gow being continued under ths name and style of tho ROBERT MILLER COMPANY, Limited.À PLAIN and FANCY STATION- always in stock.ERY Blank Rooks a Bpcclalsy.Wall Papers, Window Shades, School Supplies.Xmas Cards and Booklets.WHOLESALE: 1872 NOTRE DAME STREET.A LEXANDER LINDSAY, HORSSYIIONN AXD RIACKSMITE, 28 and 25 Bf.Jlaurice street, (Cor.st.Hanry sircet.) Quick Service, Good Work, and Low Prices.19 Gentlemen, \u2014l have used yonr Yellow Ol and have found it unoqualied for burns, sprains, scalds, rheumatism, croup and colds.All who 1150 it recommend it.Mrs.Hight, Montreal, Que.ol 16 SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC À) FCIENCE AND CHRISTIAN WORKERS.Courses for Terelinrs, Matrone, Home-Makears, Bibly Reaiers, (ity Difstionanes, and Christian Helpers far YŸ.W.C.A.work, 8e Berkelry st, Boston, Mass, US.CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION.© | SPSP_1OR The Iandsomely Tilustrated 179 page Cutalogue oi e ONTARIO BUSINESS COLLEGE, i Belleville, \u20acnt.25071 _.19 \u2014 YEAR.RMONEXSON Æ JOHNSON.26 AISON FRANCAISE, TAL Vacancies in thr family of a native French Teacher.Pnptils may attend VERMONT ACADEMY, à firse- clags recendors acd atadernic for both sexos.Ie- duced railway iares.Opona dert.11.Address, EEV.PROFTSSOR Le £.ROVE, 31.A, 1 Bax: Lon\u2019 \u201c Pisar, Vi.+ Bailows Fois.551 ST.1 URBAIN STREFT, Evening Tusi- Rapid Suceess in Shorthand, Typewritine, Penmeanzhip, Bookkeeping.Commercial Arithmetic, Mathematics, Eng- leh, French, Classica.1 \u2014 TRS Schonl.Professional.rem ss == D ENTISTand ORAL SURGEON AMES A.49 Union Avenue 49, BAZIN, L.D.S% MACLAREN, LEET, SMITH & SMITH, ADVOCATES, PDARRNISTERS, dc, &c.TEINTLE EVILDINCS, 183 Bi.Jnmes street, Montreal.Joux J.MACLAREX, a KR.C.fairTu, B.C.L, Com'r fzr Ont.BrTe ©.LEET.B.C.L A.W.8urtu, B.C.L.s.MACKAY, B.C.L, NOTARY, COMMISSIONER, ce, {Formeriy of Payineau, Marin, Mackay & Morin.) BON 594, New York Life pEuliding, PLACE D'ARMEs SQUAR Eell Telephone 93332.Money Lonned on Toad Estata.ADVERTISEMENTS.G* FIXTURES, ELECTRIC FIXTURES, COUBINATION FIXTURES, Braekets, Portable Lights, Globes, «Ac.We have a very compiete stock of thesa goods on hand in all the latest styles and designs, and at prices to sujt all purchasers.Electric and combination fixtures made to order from any design.We have some very handsome designs to aslect from.Estimates furnished for ane completa lighting of residences, stores and publie bulld- EB.Gas and electric fixtures romoved, altered, cleaned and fitted up at short notico GARTH «& CO, 536 Lo 542 Crafg strect.Dr.Low's 8 Worm Syrup cures and removes worms of all kinds in children or adults.Price.Zbc.Sold hy all dealers.31 WANTED, by a re poctabia Ww dow, \u201cwork: woshing by the day.Apply 1a Baltiorsl a*rcet.1 WANTED, by a respectable widow, work ,by the day, warhing, ironing, houseclean- inz.or work of any kind.Ars.1 VIRTU E.301 William strest.Apply tn Terchers, Governesses, ; FRENCH COVERNISS\u2014A Lady with Nor- raal School Diploma, highest references, and saveral years\u2019 experience in ladiew colleges and private sch oola, desires position.United States or Canedea.Address, FRANCAISE, Witness\u2019 Ofce 1 WANTED, by an lüxyrrienced Male Teacher holding MrGill Normal Biemontws Diploma, pozitlon es teacher for Heptember next.Address JAS.C.W., Magog, \".\u201c.1 Gardeners, Farm Laborers, Laborers, Conchimen, &c.BOY WANTS WORK OF ANY KIND; can bring good references.Address HENRY SHAW, rear of £7 Popineau Road.1 SMART BOY, wants 8! \u2018tation in an «fire or a3 errand boy.cai furnish good reier- ences.Address, FREDDIN ELLING, 418 Magdalen Etreer 2 SITU ATION WANTED hy a \u201cboy.arec 11.Address.PETER SHEEIIY, 48 +.Antoine street, 2 SI TU ATION WANTED, os Errand Boy.or in factory.aged 14.Address WILLIAM SMITH, Boys\u2019 Dame, 119 Mountain at.1 WANTED, sitvaiion 8s steward.coachma a or footrmian; highest references.Addre: s, JOITN, \u2018Witness\u2019 CHign, 2 WANTED, by a respectable e > young Englishman, several vears in last sitnation in Montreal, à situation in a gentlemai's house, willing to be generally usoful, understands the care of horses, willing to leave the city, best of references.Apply to 5.F.Q._82 Cathcart struet.1 w ANTED by Experienced Agriculturist, who understunds feeding and caro of stock, position as farm foreman, 12 years\u2019 experience in County Wellington, District of Guelph: widower, aged 32; references of noted stock men; strictly sober.Address W.M., Point Fortune, Que.1 Rooms ard Board.F URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.Apply No.3 Torranca street.28 PARTIES COMING TO THE CITY, can be accommodated with rooms by the day, week or month.56 University street, OD- 1 posite English Cathedral, ROOMS.double and single.furnished.with use of kitchen, it desired, at 118 Cathedrul streat.2 TO LET, furnished rooms, No.2 MceGNl! College avenue (to quiet genilemen only.) Apply after 2 p.m.31 TO I.LET.Furnished \u2018Room, \u201cwith board, on bath-room flat, with English family, sufit- able for one of strictly quiet habits.21 St.Edward street.1 26 McGILI, COLLEGE AVENUE.\u2014 Large front room for first of August, well furnished, with all conveniences; also single rooms: terms moderate.27 Rooms TO LET with BOARD, SINGLE, DOURLE, OR EXSUITE, AT THE CENTRAL DINING ROOM, 2259 vi.Catherine street, Private ontrance und Dining Rooin ; Also Table Board at £3.50 per week.Board and Rooms Wanted.WANTED.Room and Poard for a Gentle- man, west of Guy street.Address S.M.28, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.1 ; w.ANTED.for \u201cMetshormett sehcol, a Tezcn- er\u2014a small c\u201cuntry schéoe-one with Model School IYploma preferred; govd rersrenres: Llaage sate salary: must be a Protesunt.a Presbyterian vreferred.For pariteu- lars avply to DAVID MN.CATHCART.Mæerlew Post-otire Desur n Ca.1.0.a at 1s onstde, (\"helo hoidinæ Tirst WaNTE n.and Carrades, for Set hoels four teachers, ilemeniary or Modal School D'inimmmas; none hut those having several years ro- cord of successful work reed appiy.A»- pucations rersived up tn Aug.10 Addjess C A DEAR, sereretary-treasurer, Chelsea, Que.1 YVAN NTED, for Protestait Mod: 1 vy tichool, a Male Teacher, eompotent co net as jrincinal.Aleog Lady as Asustant.À knowlete n° Loch Eng! irh and French dssiralile.Appr.givinr J rience, references, and salavy expected, ty L.¥.REERIBEL.Sec, Troens.2T St.Hyacirise, Que.Gardeners, Farm Laberers, Laborers, Conchmen, de.WANTED, a Yeung Man, 17 or 1° age, who can drive and make tirvsell aonerelly usefull Apply au \u2018Vivnsss Office.28 Cage \u2018ahout 135, to m'nd horse and Arliver goods: mu ba ! recommended, Address, R.14, \u2018Winass* Office.2 ew years of WANT ct), a hoy, Wanted.WANTED TO PURCHASE Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s Casi-off Clothing, Furs, Old SIlver and Gold; good prices paid on account of having great demand.Apply personally to M.FRANK, 8) Craig street, opposite Place d'Armes i.P.O.Box 645.20 WANTED, flat or building suitable for light mantinery, with or without power; shouid have about 4,000 squere feet, With ample Heht., WW.S.BCUDDER, & Temple Building.2 WANTED\u2014Used Postage Stamps; good for old collections and high value \u2018Columbus\u2019 stamps.Letters ouiy, with price stated.MR.HILL, 49 Manu- focturers street.5 prices given WA NTED, to Borrow ; for three years, at 5 perrent, three thousand dollars; secarity on central city property, valued at 225,00) Wii treat only with principals.Address W., 182 Bleury street.27 Lost, i LOST, on Monday, somewhere in the West End, Seigneur or Chathem streeis, OT thoereabout, a black covered account bol.Finder will oblige by addressing BOOK, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, or Mrs.CURRIE, Somer- ville avenue, Cote St.Antoine.2 Personal.NOTICE.\u2014William Sprinkling, 54 Luton gtreet, Victoria, B.C., is anxious to bear of the whereabouts of the members of his family.They came to Canada from Fng- land in 1840.The family consisted of father, mother, three boys, Frank, George nd William, and three girls, Emma, anny and Sarah.The mother died in tho Montreal Genera! Hospital a number of years ago.Any information will be gratefully recelved by the above.25 PERSONAL\u2014Beloro leaving for the seaside or country, arrange with the Dominion Burglary Guarantee Company (limited), to have your home protected against hurglars, and by so doing you not only secure a pro- taction, but an absoiute guarantee against Jass or damage by burglary.The cost is a trifle.For full particulars, telephono 1734, Hcad Office, 181 St.James strect.30 Telephone 416.\u201c3 TO LET.CHF.AP, \u201cta desirable tenants, 1yht wareroomr, with office on ground fioor, next decor to \u2018Witness\u2019 Office; sre being put in thorough repair.Apy:y at \u2018Witness\u2019 \u2018>ice.25 ro RENT Upper Tenement, 14 Torrance street, Rent Dn and wee tinted ond painted.f rons, plodrrete: MOSES PARKER, Iron Founder, 19 to 29 Dalhousie street.rgNO LET.174A MAXNEFITLD STREFT Cottage, Srons Front, five Bedrooms, dann, Reception Room.fe 9] complete, Etcetrie Fixtures av A Ca vleliers Hot Water Furnace; to be tain 10 vareished, Aly 1 Cc.L MALTA.Fo Su James sl Pro perty.FOR SAT > OR TO LET.new SFione Cot- page.No, Yt Souvenir street cups Sussex, S rooms and aii modern improves 2 ments.Key at 752 St Antoine virer, | SALE MILTON STREET, near University, 110 feet fron by 124 feet deep.CHATFOILLEZ SQUARE, corner of St.Maurice and Inspector streets, 47 foot cn St Maurice streez 117 feet on Inspector streot.ST.CATHERINE STREET, north side, west of Mount In street, 58 feet by 12), to line in rear JAS.M.MITCHELZ, 58 St.Francois Xævier street.18 ForSale, Cote St Antoine IN THE MOST POPULAR SECTION, One of two First-Class Fed Stone Zlemses t Now building for owner's ocvpen\u2019y.Ready Is November.Purchaser nsy hive uhol \u20ac of either and privilege of altering plans.One will by ery detached, with option of suvGuiring extra isad ade joining.Moderate Prices snd Easy Terms, J.CRADOCK SIMPSON à CL, 181 8T.JAMES STULEET.2 .FA ECTRIC CARS ARE NOW RUNNING THROTQH MAPLEWOOD.CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE.For Plans, Terms, etc., apply to R.A.MAIXWAIRING, 147 Bt.James Street, or HENRY BOGTE.2 # Manager nt Maplewood.MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of interest and on favorable terms, on first-ciass property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.of Canada, D cette > pe tre comm Sd « PEL EE ES \u201c3 à CEE Acte eR ad = QUE or A= Bar era lit er us ES BS Mw = om i ain THE MONTREAL DAILY © pr \u2019 NS ey pil EA Nt rn ey dn ; I WITNESS.Thorspay, ! To Ty) A Summer Resorts.CERN EME ES CCH Lp COUPON FOR 4 \u2014_ FRIDAY To-morrow), i JENNY pe 25 I ta 57e 22e T- a or | EXCURSION.PICTURESQUE CANADA (cra >.i The Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.'s steamer | FA ES | \u2018 Berthier\u2019 leaves Bonsecours Market Nénart every | Sbiderio vo: MERCHANTS LINE.Sueaday and Friday at 1 p.m, for Abeuakis HOW TO GET IT.È Was not real i : nul eed à ; \u201cae k ! \u2018 i\u2019 .NES.N.TOUT seater] fy TORONTO, ST CATHARINES, HAMILTON ABENAKIS HOUSE, | Part N 21 i td « #14 tr sl, T Steamer OCEAN ABENAKIS SPRINGS, QUEBEC.ar O- : M aus pra EAVER LINE x dires pad S Withdrawn.Cut out three \u2018 Daily Witneas\u2019 pra hace OF STEAMERS.NA AC.A ib: i 1.2 NY: Steamer CUBA Coupons, and send to\u2018 Witness\u2019 | heated Lv à CCS.1894 3 5 i WY LJ I À mt Aus ~ - The Most Delightful! Summer Resort Office with 100.hand to anv ¥ Pa Taie 4 1504-SUMMER SAILINGS- 1394.Ban ER ie.Juby Every FRIDAY, 7 pan.in Canad \u2018sdealer hand)i he Wile gL Tow i \u2018 : » + P- n Canada.newsdcaier handing the\u2018 Ysit- {4 cloudy vers + From From Calling at Capital Tishin i i 8 | ; C g and Boating on St.Francis and St.Hl ness H! f van 20 Liverpool .Re | HARVE Nl EY CHRSIONS Prescott, Brockviile, Kingston, Lawrence Rivers and Lake a Peter.0 ; Mot co teameor.57.59., 14.The nsc of Bonts, Tennis Courts, &e , fren tn gnaats.0 A UP OR PT Y 12 4 Wal, July 18.Lake Superior.Aug.2 | Li To Toronto, Single, 57.53 Return, 14 Iixtensive repairs and additlons have heen made.\u2019 Send your Name and prares 1 2° Bai.\u2018July 31.Leke Winnipeg.$ Aug.8! TO Hamilton, 8.00.13.Everything in Arst-class condition.Address plainly written it à Bat.July 8.Lake Hurou.Aug.3, 2 $28.00 \u201c BL Catharines \u2018\u2018 8.06.\u201c 15.Abenakls Mineral Spring Water, Sortain Jen in + d 35 | DELORAINE and Be UTMo 2200000000 .cure for Rheumatism, fodigestion, Kidnay onl Liver [it \u2014 ae City where pes Ol a and ae try Bend Cabin, 30 RESTON eecnevves .28.90 Teledo and Cleveland, Coniplainis, Salt Rheum, General Debility, &c.EIRE AIR A ae TE Loughe and © sree and £60 return.| ! BINSC A o ae ess v0 00 se 06 Every Wednesday, 7 p.m.Mineral Water Baths.ee 0 ve 4, Bteer to Liverpoo.L London, Glasgow, Belfast | pr .ee arene 30.00 Strs.ACADIA and MELBOU RN, BATURDAY ERCTERAION.ee = Cer ie EN A and Londoaderry, #19.MOOSESAW LEE 30.00 Alternately SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.Just dle elite *$40 single and §80 return cabin rates by Lake | neh ALBERT ww TNT 85.00 ak 5 By Montreal & Sorel Railway, leaving Grand Trunk (Coen triias eo} Winnipeg only.| CALGARY we ITS 35.40 Calling at above Ports, Railway Depot, Montreal- evers Saturday 4 | WHERE AND WHEN TO GO, BY RAIL AND: But ce sers + Through tickets car be abtained by the Beaver Line | NTON a 49.00 To Tolede, Single, 815.50, Return, 828 Pet.connecting at Sorel with stecio 0 - Dirter x: to and from points in Canada, United States and : ER PP £0.00 Oleveland ve 14.00.\u2018 25 arriving at Abenakis Springs at 6 p.m.RIVER.ser 5 a.ul.Great Britain snd Ireland.| Ti k 1 to À t 14th, st, and Septombor No second.class passongors carried.SEND FOR CIRCULARS, RATES REASONABLE.Tha following timo table shows at a \u201cPK ee ion y \u2018 \u2018 18 \u20ac , - ge .- .mon, nn bese H.E.MURRAY, Gen.Manager.4th, \u201c1801 \u201cGime Émit, 30 days.Stopover allowed woarryin § Daszangers for all Central and South RUFES & MIMPTON, Proprictor.!glance the varlous places where Mont- a Le L.CE BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, | at Wirnipeg and points west thereof.Tickets include meals aud sleoping berths.No 2 |realers can spend their Saturday half- Had Le d N | ; : en ard ties ; 27 |! ; extras holiday, with tho time of leavinz and re- | °°; ! | Montreal.' ST.ANNE DE BEAUPRE AND RETURN, D.BATTERSBY.184 St.James st.turning, by train or by steamboat :\u2014 | FUT they hardly + MTUROPE.EUROPE EUROPE.| (1 Miles Below Quebec.) G.E.JAQUES & Co.110 Common st.deny thee ee | 7 Chew THOR CT y Fu TICKETS BY ALT, LINES.$2.00.A © PACIF ay Lyn ed H LI AN, DOMINION, and BEAV \"FE Lines 1 HE OTTAWA RIVER CAT ADIAN PAC FIC RAILW AY.th Tridi i ter Cate via Montreal.| Tickets good going 10.30 p.m.train August 4th.AVIA ATION \u2014 PE Ti.NETHERLANDS, GUION, HAMBURG-AMERI- | Good to return leaving Quebec not later than August - NAVIGATION.LR Si LL.d = Le work CAN.WBITE STAR, CCNARD, INMAN NORTH- ; 5th.MODERN STEEL STEAMERS, i 0d obs | e Ÿ 9 4 FT Ms owork so wel GERMAN LLOYD.GENERAL TRANS ATLAXN SOVEREIGN AND EMPRESS, LT 2283 | 853 © 4% I bevan to dose Ce \\ ., ! ; SE KES8 Placzs.TSS © z : - LC STATE ANCHOR and RED STAR Lines, via CITY TICKET and TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Forming Daily Mail Line between EL LELT Vs | =z < = number.Tres Aieo to FTORIDA, WEST I> DIES, ko.1 X- 129 3T.JAMES ST.Next Post Office.1 MONTREAL AND OTTAWA.| \u201c pr ca-her br > = ' iowa r o i tng oirowhere.From London doter only $18, © \u20ac Fares to Ottawa, sf ; e, 2250 wa $4.00.1304 os | Rh 407 7 | pulpit with a ree, Saloon rates, #40 upwards: steernuo at lowest rates a = \u2019 ATEST RA Rl 0.ound 1np, Lali an dt DAYS astonished ta se £4 Send for new pamphlet of rates and pus Unes 57 AMERICAS CRE 5 ILROAD STEAMER SOVEREIGN EXCURSIONS.4.15 6.15: Montreal Junction.| 8,18 4.32 expen ; of qe ali ag my ner address, 185 St, Jaures sureet, cpposi .| Co expense of emplo Buiiding, City ard District Savings Bark T Daily to Oka, Como, Hudson or Carillon, $1.00.+05: St.Johns.ES 3.207.253 4.20 82 CTaissionare miss Building, Montreal.ake 8 a.m.train to Lachine.1.30 4.151 | Dorval #t.Annes) | 3 ; Hiding, 0 BP.BATTERSBY, Agent.: Most Plcasaut and Direct Route to the 6.15 | | and Vandruei!.\u2026.f | \u2018Every ehure © Telephone Na, 1507.\u2019 UE Caledonia Springs.: collection un 1, T SHOOT THE RAPIDS, 30c = PUF Th was sais CL REFORD AGENCIES I N r : ; Ie A I Take 6.05 p.m.train for Lachine.; = 851 2 8 lew sana .- ~ .242 \u201cek | af ty Toy na PARK ET LE om WEDNESDAY and T.LEON SPRINGS HOTEL i= 73 Places.R= 3 | È ?E working nen 5 ç NE .R.SATURDAY, at 6 a.m.AT = | 5 Every churei cto DO ALDSON LINE.& HUDSON RIVER R.R Steamer 'Maudo\u2019 for Papineauville, Treadwell, OPEN JUNE 4th.Rates 82 per day: 238 per week | = i ] Every churel, cta WEERLY SERVICE GLASGOW.Office, 187 St.James street, Montreal, Hawkesbury, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at up.Low fares by Canadian Pacific.Aveursion | x SLA RES ete a (Ten Cdeetingg mora pe Sails from MONTREAL every TUESDAY Trains ieavo Bonaventure station (G.T.R'y 6.30 p.m.tickets, $1.60, issued every Saturday.good till Monday aultaux-Rern'iects CT heathen whe ae MORNING 6 a.m.(except Aundar)- Solid trains ra Tickets at 143 and 184 St.Jamen street, Windsor C.E.A.LANGLOIS.Manager ; The «ba ar- : New York, via the Adirondacks, with Wagner and Balmoral Hotels.and Grand Trunk station.° RTS Leon Springs PQ GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.Leo bark ta thoir 0g 58.Tritonia.4, pe tons.Aur 1; Buffet Parlor Car, arriving at 9.40 p.m.Head Otfice, 88 Common strect.; Leon Bprings, P.Q.| unihappiness, fe 88: Indrani.3 TOME Ll Aue a p.m.(daily)\u2014Solid train to New Yerk, BR.W.SHEPHERD, LDINE HOTEL appiness, fre ES.Hestin.0) tons 10000.ug *| with Wagner Buffet sleeper, arriving at 7.45 a.m.Telephone 1029.Manager.DI} OT \u2019 Leave | Leave enough to wer) BRIN ros, SERVICE.Both trains connect at Utica, with fast trains OLD ORCHARD, ME.Boneventure, Places.! or ! everrhole\u201d A th Dock.; .j everybody, Salling Regularly te vTonmou Re oc for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and the west.(Directly on the beach).One of the best Hotels on Depot.Montreal.Tips 1 RT BA.Comonmtia CL er tous.Aug.17 GEO.H DANIELS, H.8.PHILPS, ICHELIEU & ONTARIQ the coast.Five minutes walk from station.All TT oo He le PRE CU 85.Alciues 3.500 tons.Aug 31 Gen.Pass.Agt, New York, Agent, Montreal.modem conveniences, and unexcelivd bathing facili- | f Lachi | 499 599 | then lands, «or - S.Alcrdes.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 AVIGATION CO.: er achine.22 5.2 -\u2014\u2014 AGENTS \u2014 N ties.Every attention paid to guests.Accommodaæ 12.30 155 ! pe =} 6.14 #50, Uttle irl, despival Glasgow.Donaldaon Bros.tion for one hundred and fifty.350 505 if woo 3 752 518 who 1 mn Co Bristol.Donaldson Bros.For particulars address ! 1 #00 I J | 10.52 : ramiren ler.8S, HAINES, 12.20 1.45 oo { Dorsal 11 A his ,#rhoni and foun! 1 = HOMSON LINE.A id th __ 014 _©rchard, Me.330 | [ Valois, 10 SAUT E1310 40 King thought he - + \u2014_\u2014 ; | .em Hay .;, .,- sain 2 fram Wontrest on ar stant VOI \u20ac 12.30 1.45 '.| Pointe Claire, .BEN an be po neo arin ; | 546 = \u2018tearz, rot gmake oc cn from Mob oy NOVA SCOTIA 30 165 ft anim pol GET 83.Too th Î A î 21 .| 358 910 Ve : ; ve 85.Hurona.0 .Mon O ugus -{ Is becoming the popular summer resor: of 12.30 145 .4 ! Vaudreuil.} a 19 a Cy at the minister 5 ar couté SERVIS for Aber ° this Continent.Tourists express surprise 1210 125 ! (St Lambert.| q ban coy Church and ue +, teamcrs w e cespriched for - ( h E ° and delight with the climate, scenery, tem- ZW 400! 1 1 00 15 Ke decn, Ecièh.Dundee aud New.ca Xeu rsIons .perature, etc.Thermometer (at Yarmouth) 430 440 2°\" | H AUT 4 20 cu | 5, [rs Co | ; fn \u201c da) 3,0 | What ie 1 See 7 castie-em-Tyne, at intervals.o àverago 67 in the middle of the day dur- 5.08 k i Lat is the srycav - Ss.Hurona, for Leith.PS Aug.19 10: ing July and August.The new Grand Hotel 5.05 [Lachine anal | bdo abot the missievar sS.Dracona.for Dundee.ug 9 - at .lown Rapid Ce PT soe A Agents\u2014 CAIRNS, YOUNG & NOBLE, Newcastle-on- And remember that you can get to Queber, Pa the time brates, ae ie Le aids.| | I dont k now, Jr = Sire, A Low.Br «+ CARTER.1 Leadenhail | MONTREAL TO ST.ANNE DE BEAUPRE Murray Bay, River du Loup.Cacouna, Tadousac Wilson, late mana\u2019er of Glen House, White 1230 145 |.4 \u201cdown Randa, [0 409 swered, sharing Hor le, | and Chicoutimi by water, Mountains, will conduct it.Send for clrcu- 4.00 5.15 |.St Hilaire .o.630 700 had any apples 0 rel ar Dundee, Scotland.y AND RETURN lars.Grand Hotel.Yarmouth.N.S.(Only 4.40 i.Rowses Point.v.50 ; .nor rabults to esta, Le Also, to Prescott, Brockville, Alexandria Bay, 17 hours from Boston by direct boat) a7 - i (Se.Jonn' \\ 705 858 ! All the vessels of the above Lines are À 103, y highest Clayton, Kingston, Toronto, Niagara Falls and s from F - - 1.25 4.40 PU t.John's.je 5 | make money out of.Fu class at Linyds, and have been built expressly for this (21 Miles below Quebec), - th 4 ES trade, and possess the most improve! facilities for Buffalo.THF FAVORITE SPOT FOR MEALTH June 30, 1504.{that poor Ht:!le girl cam.carrying Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Cattle.THROUGH BILLS OF LADING Granted by anv of the above Lines to any point in Canada or Western States.And by any of the CANADIAN or WESTERN RAILWAYS tn anv point in GREAT BRITAIN, IRTTAND or EUROPE at LOWEST THROUGH RAT Nneciai attention given to the HANDLING of all PERISHABLE \u2018and other cargo.For further particulars apply to HORT.REFORD «& CO.23 and 25 st.Sacrament street.Montreal, Gx REAT REDUCTION.CHEAP TICKETS FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.$12.00 FROM LONDON, ENG., TO QUEBEC, And from other stations at equally low rates.Apply to D.CONNELLY, General Passenger Agent Hansa Line, 14 Place d' Armes square, Montreal.AMERICAN LINE.NEW YORK\u2014 SOUTHAMPTON.Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London.No transfer by tendsr.No tida! delaya Close conmection at Southampton for Havre and Paris, by special fast: twin-screw Chanuel steamers.1, 11.00 a.m .11,11.00a.m.15,1190a.m.23,11 00 a.m.g.26, 11.00 a.m.Dates of passage, $60 and toward, according steamer, Intermediate passoge, 335 ¢o $60.SPECIAL ROUXD TRIP TICKETS REDUCED RATES.Btecrage at \u201cery Low Rates, For Freighs or Passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO,, Non.6 Bowling Green, New York.YF.¥.TAG, 120 St.James st., Jonirecal.XX.HENRY.143 Bt.James street.J.¥.GILMOUR & CO., to AT 255 St.Paut strecz, Montreal.18 OMINION LINE ROY LL MAIL STHAMSHEIPS.LIVERPOOL SERYICE.From Montres}, From Quebec.Barnls.Aug.+4 1 pm.Aug.5, 2 p.m.Tatbrador.Ang.11, daylight.Aug.12, 9 a.m.! M uripoma.Aug 18, 11 p.m.Aug.19, 2 pm.anceuver.Aug.4, daylight.Auz.26.9 a.m.Oregon.Sept.1, 11 pm.Sept.2, 2 p.m.Bristol Service for Avenmouth Dock From Montreal.Memphis.Aug.4 Douwinion.Aug, 30 Mexico.Aug.if Harilton.\u2026.Sept.5 Toronto.Aung.Mempais.Sept.13 Montreal or Quebec, to Liverpool or Londonderry \u2014 First Cabin, $15.00 to $70.00.return, $90.00 to $130.according to steamer and berth.8econd Cebin, liverpoo.Lendouderry.Pelfnst or (Glasgow, 250 00° retura, $60.00.S8teerage to Liverpool, London, Lon- dounderry, Queenstown, Belfast or Glasgow, $15.00.Outfits are furnished soocrage assangers free.LABRADOR and VANC IR do not carry eattie.The saloons are large and airy, and amidships.Ladies rooms Rnd smoking rooms have been placed tn the most convenient positions.Promenade decks ave very spacious and every attention is paid to tha \u2018 comfort Jf passengers.No passengers carried on Bristol steamers, Bret further Information apply to any agent of the pom ny, at may DAVID TORRANCE & CoO., Gensral Agents, Montreal.17 Bt, Sacrament street.3 Ne $2.00, Tickets good going by 11.10 p.m.train Saturday, August 4, and valid for return leaving Levis not later than August 5.For tickets and full information, apply to CITY TICKET OFFICE, 143 St.James street, Or at Bonaventure Station.31 ELAWARE & HUDSON R.R.LAKES CHAMPLAIN AND GEORGE STEAMERS SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND BEST LINE TO NEW YORK.AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST.| Selected by the Government as the | Montreal and New York Mail Line.i Trains leave Grand Trunk Depot ag follows: + 7.20 a.m.\u2014Day Express Dally.except A Bunday, arriving in New York as 845 p.m\u2026 cannecting at Delaware for Lake George.Wagner Parlor car to Naw York.10 a.m.-Limitcd Daily.except Sunday.! arriving in New York as 9.30 pm.with through Wagner vestionled drawing- room car to New York.Table d'hote d'aner served in dining car up to 3 p.m.6.10 p.in.\u201ciam Express Dally arrivin in New Yor a.m.WAGNER BUPFER PESÉIBULE Sins through to New York.Connections at Troy and Albany for Fast and Wost, Fer Tickets, Time Tables and al! Information apply + the Company's Office.143 St.James stirect, Montreal.TELEPHOME 1176.J.W.RURDICK, VW.Hd.HENRY, Gan\u2019l Pass.Agent, Agent, _ Albany, =.Y.Montreal R.R.(ENT RAL VERMON Trains leave Grand Trunk Station as follows : FOR NEW YORK.6.00 am.\u2018 Fast train,via Rutland.Troyand Al- Fxcept Sunday \u2018 bany, arriving New York 9.30 pm.\"8.00 am Express, vin White River Jo.& Boring, xcept Sunday field, arriving New York, 1 p.m, G.00 p.m.| Fast Night traln,via Troy 4 & Aïbany, __ Daily.! arriving New York, 5.43 a.m.TN.23 pn.Night Exproas, via Surin Fi & Now Daiiy.! _! Haven, on, art, New York, \"10 36am.FOR BOSTON.$9.00 am.| Day Exprosa, 7in Rutland and Fitoh- Except Sunday burg, nr sug Boston, 20 p.m.P06 am.Fast train, via White River Junction Except Bunday = & Lowall, arriv.Boston, 7.13 pn.6.00 pm.Night Expresa, via Beilows Falls and Daily.| Fitchburg, arrivine Boston 7 a.m.| For Woroenter and all New England + ce points via W inchez ndon.S.25 pm.{Night Express, vie Concord and \u201cDaily, ! Nashua, arrivos Worgestor, 0.28 \u2018a.m, urives Boston, 8.12 a.m.Wa agner New Vestibule, Buffet.Palace, Drawing room and Sleeping Cars ou all through trains.For Tickets, Time Tablas and other information apply to Company\u2019 8 Office, 136 St.James street.A.¢.STONEGRAYVE, Canndian Pass.Agent.| B, W.CUMMINGS, F.W.BALDWIN, Gou'i.Pass.Agont, Gen\u2019.Supt., CT.ALBANS, VT.July 1, 1894.Dear sirs,\u2014I was suffering very much from diarrhoea, and could get nothing to ; Cure me.À friend told me of Dr.Fowler's | Extract of Wild Strawberry\u201d and a fow doses completely cured me.Thos.L.| Grabam, Melita, Man.&1 fiteamers leave for Quebec at 7 p.m.week days.Forthe West, week days, at 10 a.m.For Time Tables and oll Information apply to HEAD BCOKING OFFICE, H.FOSTER CHAFFEE, DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT, 128 St.James street.Opposite Post Office.Telephone 1731.1 UEBEC STEAMSHIP CO'Y.ST.LAWRENCE LINE.Tho SS.MIRAMICHI is intended to leave Montreal on MONDAY.Aug.G, nt 4 p.m.d nfterwards on every alternate MONDAY, for FAT THER POINT, GASPE, MAI, BAY or POINT ST.PETER, PERCE, SU MMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN and PICTOU SUMMER CRUISES TO NEW YORK.Visiting te | SAGUENAY, BAY OF CHALEURS, RLOTTETOWN, HALIFAX, YARMOUTIE, ST JOHN, N.B., and BOSTON.SS.ORINOCO, from Quebec, 15th August.For Freight, Passage and Steterooius, apuly to J.&.BROCK, AGENT, 221 Commissioners strezt, Montreal.Or to H.FOSTER CHAFTEE, 128 &t.James sircet, Opposite Post-office.! Paints, Oils, &c.ea = SE HURCH'S 7 POTATO BUG FINISH, Completely destroys the Bugs with One Applica tion, and does not injure the vine.Only one-fifth the cost of Paris Green, and worth its cos; a3 w fertilizer.Mid & FORBES, 321 St.James street, Agents for Quobec.R H.BARTHOLOMEW, PRACTICAL HOISE PAINTER, FINE INTERIOR DECORATION, ARTISTIC SIGNS, ETC, 20 HANOVER STREET, Telephone 3122, Montreal AND SPORT.GASPE BASIN, A CHARMING RYSORT FOR SPORTSMEN AND PLEASURE FRCEK ERS, The vicinity affords Beautiful Scenery, fine Sca Bathing and unexcelled Trout Fishing, alison three Salmon Yoels connected with house.BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED ON JINE 1st).80 long and favorably known, offers first-class accommodation for tourists, with all the comforts of home.Before making your plaus for your summer outing, he sure to write for terms and other information to BAKER'S ROTEL, Gaspe.Que.11 EYARM HOUSE.Hizh elevation: large, Airy rooms : nice walks and drives : p'enty of vream, and egzs.For recom- wendation of plaan apply to MI.LE CONT 419 St.James street.Montreal.J.ARXNOLB, P.©.Box 250, Keesevillo N.Y, H.THE ALGONQUIN; LOWER SARANAC LAKF, Opens May 15th, Hlustrated pamphlet on application ht JOIN HARDING, _27 Proprietor.> Io I.SUMMER RESORT.SEASIDE NIOTEL, Rustico Bench, Husifco, P.F.E.Beautiful view of the Gulf, surf bathing, shady walks.Terms moderate.Address JOHN XEWSON & Co.Ch.Town, PET MONTREAL HOUSE, J OLD ORCHARD, ME, Situaied directly on the sen wall OPEN JUNE 15th, 1851.For Circulars and Terms, Address, Frs À.B.BLANCHARD, Old Orchard, Mec.0, FOR HUDSON! STMMER BOARD.FU LA R PLACE will ozen for Guests SATURDAY, Xyrd.Good Bontine, Bathing and Fishing.Fur particulars addres: HODGSON Bi: 08.& co, H ndson, Que.SUMMER BOARDERS YANTED at Farm House, close to river and mountain.one and a-half miles from C.P.R.Station.Fér particulars apply to P.O.Box 2\u20ac, J,A- CHUTE, Que.2 Cement, Drain Pipes, &c.Prax PIPES, PORTLAND, ROMAN And CANADA CEMENTS, FIRE BRICKS, CLAY, &c.ALEX.BREMKINER, 50 Blcury st.SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENT, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, Ai Lowest Market Prices.\u2014\u2014\u2014o & F.P.CURRIE & C0, 1C9 GREY NUN STREET, ! ve Boots and Shoes.\u2018pur MONEY in THY PURSE\u2019 A good way of doing this is to buy your Boots and Shoes from James R.Kyle, Beaver Hall Hill, where nothing is kept but honest reliable goods that will give comfort and lasting wear.It ls false economy to buy cheap boots that cannot be depended upon for a week.Much better to deal with a store that has a reputation that will not permit of any trashy goods being taken into stock.Kyle's boots were made to meet your every requirement with special regard to your pocket.Give him a call when requiring four first pair of boots and shoes.Prices always correct end goods of the finest.67 Leaver XEnll 111.J.R.KYLE, 26 , and restful during the strong heat of th~ summer.The Cotegu, Cedar, 8piit Ro~k, Cascade and Lachine Rapids.Tak: 9.10 a.m.train from Bonaventure Depot.Steamer \u2018Hochelaga,\u201d for Boucherville, leaves foot of the current noon, 3, 4.50 and 7.20 p.m.Leaves Boucherville, 1, 3.45 and 6.20 p.m.Commencing Saturday 16th, St.Helen's Island Ferry, 1 p.m.Last Boat from Island, 8 p.m: Fifteen minute trips during afternoon.Ottawa Navigation Company's steamboats down the Rapids.See Grand Trunk, Ste.Anne\u2019s.Canadian Pacific, Hudson.STEAMBOATS.Steamer \u2018Terrebonne\u2019 titer Wharf 2.30 p.m,, Varenne, Vercheres, at 8.30 p.m.Steamer \u2018Laprairie,\u201d 12 noon.4 p.m,, turning from Laprairie, 1.30 and 5 p.m.Steamer \u2018Longueuil\u2019 leaves 1{ochelaga every hour on the hall hour up to 11.30 p.m., and Longueuil every hour up to 11.00 p.m.Steamer \u201cIsland Queen\u2019 leaves Jacques Cartier Whar! at 1.20 and every hour up to j 11.30 p.m., returning at the even hour from Longueuil.| leaves Jacques Car- returning to the city re- Tailors, &c.AMUEL GOLTM.AN, MERCHANT TAILOR.Epring Impcrtatione received.uily solicited, 2226\u2014St.Catherine street - HUGH ROSS, MERCHANT TAILOR, | Inspection recpeot- ; 2226 10 206 St.Jomes sircet, Montreal.We are now offering an excevtionally fine lino |\" of tlue verges, guitablo for boating and other summer recreations, at a uot reasonable Hguro, | Also the balance of Stotch Homespun and other Suitings, at a great reduction.call An early respectfully raquestol.Housefurnishings, &c.| NYARPET LAYING, U PHOT.STERING.ete.\u2014 Carpets (ut, Made and Laid, Lifted and Beaten, Shades, Spring Roilers, et, sup plied and put up.Mattresses can Le returned same day.HENRY HAMMOND, 222 and 224 St.Urbain | Street.15 years with Thomas Mursen, Esq.Furni- | ture ropaired.Orders attended to personally.Telephone 1348.V 7] & J.OM.F ARQU HAR.35¢ ST.JAMES STREET, Have just received a Choice Assortment of Bordered Cheniile Portieres.New Lace Curtains, White and Cream, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Just what is wanted to make your rcoms attractive An inspection invited, Prices as low a8 anywhere.E.TOWNSHEND, oJ.EST.24 YEARS.PURE BEDDING PATENTED.Call or ring up 1906 and get prices for Re-making Mattresses, Pillows, &c., before removing.Also every description of Frnas and Iron Bedsteads, Cots, &c.Hair, Moss and Wool Mattresses.1 LITTLE ST.ANTOINE STREET, Cor.St.James street, only.Tn BRANCH STORES.t calling at Boucherviiie, ! \u2018and dry \u2018Well, replied, Try.try.C surprised von had | self don't sav smiing try if.when started a Ie drovce away in ran home in washed tha dinner main.and thought the missionaries her head any way the tea pot with to raise thines a: no spirit her farce.\u2018Jenny, an idea at She had.bof which a great a time.Jenny all the the end of the full.When nay and her vou lurk las: asain ovr tea leaves flopned her father u- for the church do without the Le- very much Car su ns \\ 1 all ached, bu: Tor.Ir Le The King de al Lera- Tt.used WOaR e woot need.: taken the bear-skin \u2018r - also a coat.\u201ckept ber from simon When she was her furry her rosy a lady \u2018I am almost last bear in this vou when you wer- they are such very they\u2019 re dead.\u2019 Jenny cheeks.was Jumping awuy fron skin of the last v not hear her.came to the little Miss Kip lived al no path made thro front meadow, und in the feorprints brought Miss Hiv's morning Tre and there VAS Su Jenny had to lif: hr los: , more than came down once on her The footpri: dow insteal of a just as the farmer leaves and branches warm, and knocked of glass.~1v a bad No neh pric door, | sitting-room and suade cof it, iV real _ Cher bag of tea lrav WTaps anu tool] \u2018+ apple in a \u20ac «s 1.EST Larry us\u2018; vos shilling pot Qui SN 5 1 co ' Teu a.dali JT on ï + tcp ue an Jkke z r 1 ver Ja ts 1 - Pi she carriel the 1: | back.te Story ar i.di en oe tra 1 on a gt (To be continued) As ships meet at gether, when word i be spoken.and then so men meet in this war.2 we should cross nu hailing him.and if supplies.\u2014 Henry Wa > sca.A { s of or away ir Ma = 1 v he reo la rd Deeci-T.[RE To je i.rT Cal Fy Img la RRR rtd (rat the ue pO \u2014at (wt ren R Ted) po Une wal el\u2019arf pai?\u2026 to- must goed.hinx hou\u201d him CUS Em RT SE wok gy TCT TrURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1894.THE PINEBORO QUARTETTE, us Boyd Allen, in \u2018Harper's Young (ri People.\u201d) CHAPTER II.\u2014Continued, aman the young people came down to et -hen the next morning they found a samy \u2014that is, uncle, aunt, and a © ,.d cousin, who constituted the \u2018help\u2019 = sreakfest.Terntn\u2019 to ye,\u2019 sald Mr.Farland, be- mouthfuls of ham and eggs.\u2018Sit.jown and make yourselves at home.\u2019 apart opened the topic rearest his v.- almost before he was seated.\u201ci, socom can we go to school, uncle?ral, now, when I's a boy, we 'wa'n't .~rible anxious to begin schodl,\u2019 sald \u201c.\u201ca Obed.\u2018Thought ye might want zit a while, jest to git settled.\u2019 -ay can go right off to-day, 'f they .o struck in Aunt Matijda's sharp, 1, give Voice.\u2018You dont need any 7 -vund Lule this weather, Obed Far- so they might's well be at school, a out 0° the way.Mra, Farland's will being law, they vont, and were pleasantly disappointed = #3d4ing their new studies such as were a dated to Keep their minds pretty ~ivaly at work.The Pineboro com- ~rtea had made no mistake In engaging s'aphen Holmes to take the school that He was a \u201ckeen-eyed, broad- Alege man, with a seaithy mind in a healthy body, and a wonderful capacity for inspiring his s«holars with something of bis own en- ysiasm.Within a Week Robert Mariitt was talking over his plans with Mr.Holmes, who hat! conceived a liking for the shy new- mmers at once.\u2018What I want,\u2019 said Rob, sarnestly, \u2018is *o begin to eard a little money, so as to see some prospèct of getting back to the cry.1 can\u2019t bear to think of spending mv life in Pineboro.\u2019 \u2018Why can't you get some employment in Boston, and leave the others here ?* We don't want to be separated if we can possibly help it.We just have each other now, you see.\u2019 \u2018Have yoy consuited any of your older friends ?\u2018Ob, yes, sir ; but those in Boston all wanted me to stay there.They sald trare was nothing to do in Pineboro.\u2019 \u2018And of course all your friends and ad- risers are in Boston ?\u2018Every one, except yourself ; oh, and liisnel Liddon Robert smiled as he remembered the first interview on the train.He had already told the schoolmaster of the accident, and of the way sa A x evan , qui\u201d 0.winter.end lered young TIIE sheet was now printed in Rob's best style :\u2014 Che Dincboro Œuartette.PUBLISHED EVERY OTHER WEEK No.1 Vol L - Mausett Pusurteums Cuariar, Faornirrias \u2018How about price ?\u2019 suggested the subscription \u2018agent.\u2018Don't you mean to put that on ?\u2019 \u2018No need of it yet, Dick.We may want to change it.We'll just feel the market at first,\u2019 said this sagacious manager.The next day being Saturday, there was no school, and work was begun upon the new paper immediately after breakfast.Dick started for the \u201cbusiness row\u2019 in Pineboro Corner, and entering the larg- \u201cest store, asked to see Mr.Giddings, the proprietor.Rob had previously given him a scale of prices, which he at once laid before the astonished storekeeper, together with a \u2018dummy\u2019 sheet of the \u2018Quartettes,\u2019 neatly marked out in columns for the various departments.\u2018One dollar a column for a single issue, sixty cents for half a column, twenty cents an inch.A liberal discount on large orders,\u2019 sald the advertising man, glibly.\u2018Best to go in two or three times, Mr.Giddings.It's keeping everlastingly at it that pays in advertising, you know.\u2019 Mr.Giddings slowly adjusted his spectacles, and peered down through them, first at Dick and then at the blank first page of the \u2018Quartette.\u2019 \u2018Who are you working for 7\u201d he asked at length, when he had turned the paper over several times.\u2018The Marlitt Publishing Company,\u2019 sald Dick, with dignity.\u2018I'm their advertising agent.Mr.Giddings began to chuckle.\u2018Are the rest on \u2019em as big as you ?he enquired.\u2018My brother's seventeen.He's the oldest,\u201d said Dick.\u2018Won\u2019t you take This is our first num- reliable some space, sir ?ber, and we want some good, firms to give it a character.\u2019 I am afraid Dick had been pretty well \u2018coached\u2019 by Mr.Holmes and Robert.But his natural quickness and frank, cheery face carried still more wgight.\u2018I @\u2019 know but I shall have to patronize ye,\u2019 laughed the jolly storekeeper.\u2018Take your pay in truck ?\u2018Not for the first number,\u2019 replied Dick.\u2018We want cash to start with.Perhaps we couid trade by-and-by, when we've got up a good business.How much \"ll you take, sir \"Well, how much 'Il half a column cost me in two numbers ?Dick's eyes danced at thé size of the estimate.\u2018We can let you have it at , column rates,\u2019 he sald.\u2018Don\u2019t you | think you'd better say five times for two dollars, Mr.Giddings ?The rates are sure to go up afier a while, you know, as our circulation increases.\u201d in which he had been able to rescue the Colonel! from the wreck.\u2018Did he give you any advice ?\u2019 \u2018Only\u2014to start a newspaper I\" laughed Res.\u201cart a newspaper ! fr ?'neboro \u201d\u2019 That's what he sald.Fr:a-* it.too\u2019 \u2018Yau say he is a newspaper man him- gat He ought to know what he was 4.7 about, said Mr.Holmes, medi- arity, \u201chy, you don't think it's possible I \u2018Le: me see.Most of the familles vu\" here, I think, take some religious eter.and there are perhaps a dozen | © 'meribers to Boston papers\u2014mostly the Toekly editfons.Then \u2018the Dunsfield \u201csroniele\u201d prints advertisements from i\" .obon dealers every week, and has a fev subscribers here.You would meet \u201ci some opposition from the \u2018Chronicle\u2019 \u201c+ who {8 rather a low fellow, I've ted 227 Jl mourse we couldp\u2019t compete with the Boston papers,\u2019 put in Rob ; \u2018and we ey Tne get any real news.\u2019 Sn foreign news.But you could Lu A long-felt want\u201d in the matter of 7 1 pews, The \u2018Chronicle\u2019 doesn't E- l\u2019ineboro three inches a week of local Whera ?\u2014here And he really \u2018Ari we could get the storekeepers ta alve-tiss with us,\u2019 exclaimed Rob, catch- CE \u2018te other's enthusiagam.\u2018T believe ce a\" do it, after all.\u2019 © Yu can begin inexpensively I would 7 advise vou to try it I'll be n first subscriber,\u201d he added, with a _ A.hour's further talk followed, and went home to his uncle's full of the plan.T dort care what any of you spend \u201cTr time on so long's it's honest and cut interfere with your chores,\u2019 said \u2018+.Farland, briskly, when Rob asked consent.\u2018at avening he wrote to his father's wl, the old Boston lawyer, and two 7 \u201c1 to him by the stage-driver, © Ycunger children clustered about -=% ue opened it.There was a copy- \u2018duplicating\u2019 pad about eight by tes in size.and several hundred of white paper, some cut to fit the «1 some twics as large.There 55 a supply of the patent ink and \u201cssary for rocuplicatinz copies.; ; \u201cm3 begin with an edition pre- , \u201c \u201cYF hand\u2019 Rob had said.\u2018The - 7 wi be just a single half-sheet, Cn Eoth sides.One-half of each \u201cIST be for ads\u2019 dr tines, it should bo mentioned, 100