The daily witness, 7 novembre 1894, mercredi 7 novembre 1894

[" porc i ns obtain s.Mr.shone, of tLa Ors\u201d ur-! she i \u2018raid 1, LY ssc i tha { Ene ft IL SOY Last Edition.TTT NOVEMBER 7, 1804.Price ONE CENT.| (CLLEY 0X THE RACK, \u2014 lis Evidence Continued Before The Police Investigation Committee.\u2014 soME INTERESTING TESTIMONY ABOUT DETECTIVE METHODS IN CRIMINAL CASES.You were brought up, I suppose, de- te-ring crime ?sa were regulations made by our- «ves, and they are now lost.\u2019 What.then, has been your guide in th: past, before these new rules came Ves, - our \u2018Why, common guide, to be sure.\u2019 Mr.Cullen was sense has been our himself again last r.ghe\u2014naive, humorous, expansive; the re against demonstrations which Ald.r-:fontaine had inscribed at last meet- ir; with great formality, was forgotten; az: from the committee, from the Chief -* Police, wbo was so stern when tbe ap- rause greeted the remarks of Mr.At- water at the last sitting, from the packed galleries, there were peals of laughter.The sitting of the police investigation committee last night was remarkable for to things\u2014namely, tbe admissions of Mr.Cullen, and the clever cross-examina- son of Mr.Macmaster.The chief detective acknowledged that though suspecting a certain person of having embezzled about five thousand dollars from Mr.Meredith, he allowed that person to go free.The head of the detective force admitted that though the Molsons Bank had complained of the offence of the raising of a bill, he had not entered that com- plaint in the complaint book, and had given no- report either to the Molsons 05 Daly ei I wlint.Sad Aie APRES case Mr.Cullen acknowledged that though ha had allowed a suspected person to go tres, be had accepted $50 from Mr.Mere- 21th for work done in the case in which ihere had been no prosecution.Mr.Cullen took the ground that he was not responsible for the suppression ¢/ the gambling houses in Montreal.There were other authorities, the police magistrates, the High Constable, the At- t-ney-General, who were equally inter- esrej in such cases.Mr.Cuilen guilelessly confessed that \u201cmil the last two months his force had zn rules, no system\u2014only common sense Ir their guide.The first witness called was Mrs.Haw- 2 LA, OF 51 St.Antoine street, who made, effect, the following statement :\u2014In A:Til last, while engaged in movirg, she Li1 335, some trinkets, a purse, and a \u201cank book stolen from her.She sus- j- \u2018ed a certain person from tbe fact, penniless the day before, this per- immediately after her discovery of - loss, had presented $35 to a certain in payment of an account.She wart to complain to the detectives.For r=» wiole forencon she sat in the detec- ves\u2019 office and no person came to her.The second day her complaint was taken : and the third day =he saw Detec- to whom she communicated The latter told her it for and ap- she Tir v .& J a wn, tive Cullen, rer suspicions.would be a very dangerous thing him to arfest a man on suspicion, he did dE At least he never rroached the suspected party, and \u201cover got her money.Macmaster would, with elaborate D repess and an air of mock deference, - - Mrs.Hawkins if she had ever heard ich an institution as the police court \u201c\u201ce constitution of this country; if she aware that there we had such func- aries as police magistrates; if it was - rizht and the duty of citizens to ap- « .\u201d before these functionaries and lodge \u201claiuts against suspected persons: if, : rt, it did not seem to her that, these and these functionaries, existing \u201cLe purpose of righting al! wrongs,and ng tie lawless elements down, it Her duty to repair to the said courts ë \u201cno said functionaries and swear out © rant against the suspected person in 1r-mises?all of whieh Mrs.Hawkins sharply ! that she thought the detectives ~~ for the purpose of detecting crime: © \"nn case was a'small one.and should \u201c \u201ctve been a great tax upon a brilliant va frrere: that her experience of the \u201cives was quite enough for her, with- \u2018zaking acquaintance with any other ar.| habit irfstitutions, or powers; and that Detective Cullen, though having the name of the person whom she was morally certain took her money, did nothing to have that person apprchended.But Mrs.Hawkins would not swear that Detective Cullen had not done all in his power in the matter, and Mr.Macmaster gained all he wanted.Mr.Cullen was once more taken in hand by Mr.Atwater, who, mounting his legal battery, levelled a series of questions at the chief detective calculated to throw him into great confusion.Thus, in the case of Mr.Meredith's loss, there was a man arrested, whom Mr.Cullen suspected of being the party who had embezzled the money, and vet the only charge he preferred against him was the larceny of a few newspapers.Mr.Cullen expiained this by saying that he was not sure that the «suspected man really was the criminal; -he simply suspected him.He was not sure whether, when arrested, the man understood that he was to be charged with embezzlement of Mr.Meredith's money.\u2018Did the man not tell vou enough to make it almost certain that he either took the money himself cr knew who did?\u2019 \u2018Ne.\u2019 \u2018Did he not believe that he was arrested on the larger charge of embezzling Mr.Meredith's money?\u2019 \u2018I cannot tell you what the man believed > \u2018But you suspected him?\u2019 \u2018I did\u201d \u2018And yet you only charged him with the larceny of a few papers?\u2018That so.\u2019 \u2018Did Mr.Meredith get back his money?\u2018I believe so.\u2019 \u2018Come now, Mr.Cullen\u2019 (insinuatingly).\u2018How much did you get of it?But, excuse me, you have refused to answer that question.\u2019 \u2018I have.\u2019 \u2018Do you think, then, it is within vour province to decide whether vou shall zo on with such a case as I have mentioned or drop it, notwithstanding vour suspicion as to the party involved ?To this question Mr.Geoffriof took strong objection, arguing that this was not a question which Mr.Cullen should be called upon to answer.Mr.Meredith might answer it.The police magistrates might answer it.The Attorney-General might answer it.But Mr.Cullen was only a constable, and what had he to do with the disposition of a case once it came before the police magistrates?Mr, is tye nite pis I fa tA to have severél counts against a prisoner, and, as a matter of policy.only proceed against him upon one.\u2018We all allow prisoners to escape, in acting according to our instructions.\u2019 Mr.Atwatcr argued that the question was most pertinent to the issue.and within tbe =zcope of the committee's powers.Here wis a man who was al- lowe\u201d to go free of a serious charge, of which the witness suspected him to be guilty.Surely, it was of moment that this committee should know how the detectives ha#dle the cases and deal with criminals.And then Mr.Atwater read the rule in tne new nianual only issued to the police two months ago (though the money was voted by the Police Committee nearly two years ago) which prohibited constables and other officers from compromising any case.\u2018Yes, but the new rules only came into operation two months ago, and this case was compromised before I saw them.\u2019 This artless answer provoked great mirth.And then it came out that until the appearance of this manual two months ago, the detectives had no rule for their guidance, and always fell back, as the witness put it naively, upon common sense.Then there was the case of the gam- pling houses once more.Mr.Cullen admitted that a letter which Mr.Atwater showed him contained the substance of a letter which Mr.Bound wrote him touch- A ing a gambling house on Notre Dane streot.That letter asked Mr.Cullen to suppress the ho'ize, and made an offer oi conclusive evidence.Mr.Cullen did not keep the letter, but He mentioned the matter to the superintendent, who said that if any person came forward pré- | ceedings would be taken.~ Mr.Atwater tried hard to get the witness to admit that he told Major Bond in subsequent conversation that he had asked the superintendent for a warrant to close up the place, and (hat the latter refused to allow any move to be made in the matter, but Mr.Cullen would by no means travel that length.And he would not admit that he could, of his own volition, have suppressed tke house in question.In the first place, he did not think that he wag specially charged with this duty.To be sure, if he had a warrant.he would gladly suppress them all, but there were other powers equally charged with this work\u2014there were the police magistrates, the high constable and the superintendent of police.If Mr.Atwater said that this letter of Mr.Bond's was a coming forward, and the offer of evidence, all he could say was that he men- _torney-General.ES ER TE NE da EEE etai Ste di att gp 5 + BITRE oS a uA Sa) = Rovers.tioned the matter to the superintendent and he himself took no steps.About the Molsons bank case: A bill bad been raised from ten to fifty dollars.The case was given to the witness.He did not enter it, and he did not make any report to the bank or to anybody else.The reason was\u2014tbis was not the only case of the kind.Such cases had been occurring for the last two years.He and the others did their best in this case and other cases and there were no results.As to Mrs.Hawkins's case he was positive the woman never mentioned the name of the susp2cted party to him.\u2018Is the case entered in the complaint book ?\u201d \u2018Yes.\u2019 \u2018 What detective was put on the case ?.\u201cThe book savs all hands.\u2019 \u2018Oh, says Mr.Atwater, in surprise, \u2018all hands were put on this case.\u2019 \u2018Yes, the woman lost the money, -and it was a case in which all hands might have a general look out for it\u201d \u2018What was done ?\u2019 ¢ No.resuiis.\u2019 Once more: There was the case of Mr.McIntyre who had had a coat stolen from\u2019 him.he witness searched the secondhand stores, but failed to find it.This led to the witness stating.in reply to a question, that he exercised no supervision over the second-hand stores, and did not receive from them any account of the goods they received from time to time.Mr.Macmaster now took the witness in hand.With that stvle which is a com- round of Chesterfieldian politeness and the slap-dash of criminal court proeé- dure, and a tone alternately deprecatory and imperious, the whole being set off with an apostrophizing eyeglass and a negligant leg upon the nearest chair, Mr.Macmaster sought to minimize the effect of Mr.Cullen's admissions by bringing out, first, that there are other powers in this province besides the detective force; second, that in Europe, where the police and detertive forces are splendidly aquipped, crime often goes unpunished; third, that considering the size of Montreal the number of its streets, the num- her of its street corners, the number of its houses and the number of its detec- tives\u2014six men and the skipper\u2014life and property were gratifyingly safe.As thus: The witness had heard of the police magistrates, the high constable, the clerk of the Crown, the clerk of the peace, the provincial detectives, the At- These were powers uns, thought they were as much interested in\u201d the suppression of crime as he was.And it was open to any citizen to go before the police courts and ask the police magistrates to issue a warrant for the arrest of any criminal, the arrest of any gambler.And as the Attorney-General of the province had publicly stated that his powers with respect to the suppression of gambling houses were restricted under the federal! law, he would not pretend tu he a better legal authority than that gentleman.The witness had heard of the detective and police force of the city of London.Police, 13.000: detectives, 800.Fine body cf men.Berlin and Paris had a fine force, too, but he would agree with Mr.Macmaster that the London force was perhaps.the finest in the world.And in number it was a regular army.\u2018Almost 23 big,\u201d said Mr.Macmaster, \u2018as the American army.\u2019 \u2018And better.\u2019 piped in a voice in the audience.\u201c Quite right, and better,\u201d affirmed Mr.Macmaster.And then with shivering eloquence Mr.Mar- master described how a fiend calied Jack the Ripper bad publicly announced in the press that he would Kill and mutilate thirteen women; how he carried out his threat; and how to this dav that creature was still at large, notwithstanding all the efforts of Scotland Yard, all the ef- Joris cf the police, all the efforts of the detective forces of the whole Kingdom.\u2018And 1 suppose, Mr.Cullen, as a modest man, \"you would hardly think that you force could do more than the ferce at Scotland Yard 7° \u201cOh, no, indeed,\u201d was the modest answer.Not, remember, that Mr.Cullen would admit that there was any murder case undetected, excent fhe Quenneville case.Mr.Macmaster had the witness lay out the city in miles, describe the number of the streets and street corners, the num- der of people, the nuraber of houses; and then brought out the fact that there were only seven detectives, and 270 policemen for the protection of the entire city, which hardly left one man for every half square mile.And now, had Mr.Cullen anything to conceal ?Nothing whatever.\u2019 About that Meredith case: How much money did the witness receive ?Fifty dollars.And how much money had he received from the Grand Trunk for the last ten years ?About eighty dollars.And did he ever receive a crooked dollar in his life ?No.Did ever any citizen complain that he had taken money, that he had unlawfully disposed of property ?No.It came cut, too, that Mr.Cullen did not quite know what was meant by the term \u2018incriminate\u2019 yourself.He had certainly nothing to be afraid of.\u201cOf course and your ERA EE NS pipes + RP : We are counsel Cullen he was not.There are no charges.proceeding at latge now.\u2019 The on the other side had made Mr.out to he a bookkeeper, whereas a detective.\u2018 Brought up in the detection of crime?\u2019 \u2018Well, no, I was brought up in the country.\u2019 (Roars of laughter).\u2018And some persons are brought up for stealing apples.Well, well\u201d But although the present bookkeeper is an excellent per son you purpose making a change\u2014and Mr.Macmaster mapped out an imaginary bcok, which.containing all the particulars of each case, would remove the ob- section which opposing counsel had urgea to the present system.Mr.Cullen mitted that he had such a change in con- tempration.So, after roaming over the continent of Europe, and poting every corner in Montreal, Mr.Macmaster, locking at his watch, remarked, with a satisfied air, \u2018 That is enough,\u2019 and the con- mittee adjourned.ad- 0 UNDUE EXEMPTIONS, THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS WILL ENFORCE THE LAW.At a meeting of the Roman Catholic School Commissioners, held last evening, the sccretary, Mr.U.E.Archambault, submitted a report showing that many properties were marked as exempted from taxes on the assessment roll, wiih no specific reason mentioned.In other cases, property belonging to private individuals, but rented to the government, corporation, clergymen or religious bodies was equally exempted, while the law clearly states that the school tax is to be levied on every piece of land belonging to private parties and rented for revenue.Attention was also called to the fact that some proprietors- have part of their property placed on the Protestant list, and part on the Roman Catholic list.It was decided to refer the matter to the Finance Committee with a request that the tax be collected wherever it is due.A letter having been received from the Protestant board asking for an immediate and definite answer concerning the pooling of the school tax collected from the Jewish proprietors, Canon Bruchesi superintendent, Mr.Ouimet, torney-General Casgrain about the legai difficulties in the way of forming a pool, and he was awaiting their reply.It was decided to write accordingly to the Protestant board, at the same time expressing surprise at the demand for an immediate answer.A letter was submitted from the cure of St.Vincent de Paul complaining of the difficulties arising Irom the fact that vart of his parish belongs to the school municipality of Hochelaga, and asking that such section be annexed to Montreal.Mr.Monk remarked that the annexation of Hochelaga school municipality had been prevented by the cure of Hochelaga.It was resolved to inform the cure of St.Vincent de Paul that if his parishioners were willing to take the necessary steps prescribed by law to secure an- rexation, the Montreal board would be happy to receive them.The final financial statement for 1833- 94 was submitted.It showed the reconstruction of Sarsfield sehco! had cost 346,496.99, and that of Montcalm schoo! $41,330.able to capital is $14,962, which has been covered by drawing on the ordinary receipts in anticipation of the new issua which the board will be authorized make in 1895.A letter was read from the cuge of St.Ann's parish asking a ten thousand dollar grant for his school.this led the Rev.Abbe Leclerc to again submit his proposition for a general readjustment of al the grants given, and the consideration of this question was left over for a special meeting.to \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FREEZING WEATHER AT LAST.IT IS MANY YEARS SINCE IT REACHED US SO LATE.For the first time this autumn the mercury, during the snow flurries of Monday, Nov.5, dropped to freezing and to three below freezing on Tuesday morning According to Mr.Walter H.Smith it is many years since the first passage to freezing point or below happened so late in the season at Montreal.Certainly not within the past twenty years.He quotes the following \u2018 first drops to freezing or below\u2019 since 1885: Oct, AS, 1885, 32 degrees; Oct.2, 1886, 32; Oct.14, 1887, 31; Oct.1.1888, 31; Oct.3, 1889, 22; Oct.22, 1890, 32: Oct.12, 1891, 30; Nov.1, 1892, 30; Oct.19, 1893, 32, and Nov.5, 1894, 32.\u2019 Mr.Smith further reports the appear- ance\u2014on the eastern limb of the sun\u2014 of another immense sun spot.The small spot depicted in Monday\u2019s \u2018 Witness\u2019 has Alzoneaved (i.e., dispersed).in- The deficit in the fund applic- | THE FORFEITURE MUST STAND.UNSUCCESSFUL ATIEMPT TO RECOVER BAIL FUN, Judge Davidson rendered judgment this morning on two petitions made to recover the bail money forfeited in the case of E.T.Riley and Those.(Corbet.It will be remembered that these men having been committed to stand their trial on a charge of keeping discrderly houses, were admitted bail on their owl recognizance cof 366 and two bonds of %200, furnished by J.Pont and J.Humphreys jointly and severally.At the time of the trial, the accused did not appear, and the recognizances and bonds were estreated and forfeited, and the records were sent to the prothonotary who drafted judgments accordingly.Hence the present petitions in revendication, in which it alleged that the protho- notary's judgments having been entered on July 3, which was vacation time.they were nul! and void, andl maorenver the bondsmen Leon taken by surprise andl deceit, no notice being c'veu them.and coarequently saîd judzmenis should be set aside.The Attorney-General con- 0 vas hal « } \u2018 1 \u2018 ! insted these petitions, and the Court, this; maintained the contestation and dismiss=d the nrtitions.The Court held that the forfciture by the judge in the Criminal Court constituted the actual judgment in the matter, the transfer of the vecord to the proiho- netary and the drafting of the judgments by the latter being merc matier of procedure to give civil effect to the judgment proper.No notice was required 19 be given, and the proceedings were regu lar and correct in every respect.em KINGSTON MAIL BAG ROBBERY.EVIDENCE morning.COOPER TUKNS QUEEN'S AND THE- VEALS THE MIDDEN \u2018SWAG\u2014THE TRIAL BEGUN.Kingston.Ont., Nov.7.\u2014To-day the six prisoners accused of robbing the mail bags on Oct.31 while lving in the G.T.BR.haggage room were arraigned in the police court.The chief evidence that cf Police Constable Craig, who told of his discovery of iewellery and a medal in the home of Cooper.one of the nrison- ers.It was wrapped ina cap and shoved far in behind a wall.Mr.A.C.Johnston, jeweller, identified it, having had it registered on Oct.21 as postal matter for Toronto.Last night Walter Cooper made a con- Was .fession and accompanied, the officers to a BANS Miel adfacent \u201cto the G.TR.station.and At- There, stuck about a post, was found the \u2018swag,\u2019 or, at least, Cooper's nortion of it.The money was water-soaked by the heavy rains that have fallen the rohbery was committed.Cooper has turned Queen's evidence.He is a young man.A G.T.R.brakeman, .ohn Me- Dermott, is also implicated anf the share he secured was also hid in the marsh.The detectives have been most active in their searches.The discovery of the jewaliery was the lever used ta \u201csweat\u201d Ccoper.The case has been -ful! of sensational features.The ynung rien were quickly arresied by the city police force and thereafter the officers laid themselves out to ferret out the mode by which the robbery was committed.Mrs.Greene of Lyndhurst, a poor widow, writes that she was a loser of three hundred dollars.She was sending two hundred of it to the bank In Brockville.Richardson Bros., of this city, lost 81.500.About 1.500 was recovered last night.The trial will occupy all day.- eee MGR.TACHE'S SUCCESSOR, POLITICS SAID TG DEFER THE ALPOINTMENT, since har A rumor is current that politica Intrigues are being resorted to with refer- cnee to the appoinunent oË a succassor à the late Archbishop Tache in the See of Sr.Boniface, Mauitoha.Up to a short time ago the Rev.Abbe Cherrier, ne Conception, Winnipeg.cure the Inmmactlate vas considered as the most likely to receive the appointment, but it is now stated that the Abbe having unwittingly dec'ared that he admired Mr.Laurier, this was sufficient to arsuze Censervative fce!- ing, and representations are said to have been made to the Court of Rome sus gesting the appointment of Mer.Lorrain.Bishop of Pontiac, who is considered more friendly to the Thompson administration._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRONOUNCED A FRAUD.Washington, Nov.6.\u2014The Mutual Land and Duilding syndicate, of Jersey City, was to-day declared by the Post Office Department to be conducting a fraudu- leit business and forbidden the use of the mails under the penalty of criminal prosecution.REUTER'S AGENCY IN TROUBLE London, Nov.7.\u2014A petition was filed in the Court of Chancery this morning for an order for the winding up of the affairs of Reuter\u2019's International Agency (Limited).The hearing on the petition was adjourned in order to give the petitioner opportunity to prepare his answer to the affidavit of the Managing Director of the concern, which at noon yesterday.was filed | t LICENSE SEEKERS.#® A List that Should be very Closely Scanned.Application for liquor licenses for the license year beginning May 1, 1895.are i already being filed and posted in the office of the commissioners in the Court House.The reason for these early applications is because the amendment to the license law provides that no application will be received after Jan.19, and the number of hotrl and restaurant licenses are to be reduced to four hundred.Forty of this year's list will therefore be wiped out, and as there will be considerable anxlety among the liquor men as to whose head shall come off, applications will be rushed in early.Forty-nine are now posted.These are fixed for hearing.the first twenty on Nov.19 and the remainder on Nov.D.Porsons intending to oppose any applt- cations for next year will do well to vAivh this 1'st and be prepared early with their oppositivne, The new provision of the law which allows the ap- piirant to swear that he has kept the law for the y~ar previous, and then excuses him from securing any signers to his application, is being taken advantage of very largely.Nearly every one who has filed his application this year hag dene this.This is the oath he makes: of the City of Montreal, in the district of Montreal.who am desirous of obtaining a license to Keep (1 hotel or re- stauranty, sitnated at being wuly sworn, do make oath.and say, that 1 am, in all rrsperts, duly qualified, according to law.to keep such (hotel or restaurant, further that I! have held a license ta keen ruch thotel or restauranu for the past twelvs months; have complicd with 211 the condi.t\u2018ons of the Quetbre License Taw apphicaHla I, \u2014\u2014 fo such lHeensed premises.and have not heen convicted of any infringements thereof.and 1 have signed.It is surprising with what esse many of these saloon-keopers can declare under math that they have for a vear complied with all the conditions of the Lécon-e law.when everybedy knéws.who Fnows any thing about these places.that thev have no accommodation as restaurants.and are simply drinking places.This js the list as posted up to date:\u2014- Hormisdas, Courtois, restaurant.39 S-, Paul; Louis Goudreau, hotel, 1895 St.Catherine; Jos.Hebert, hotel, 99 Vitre: Jos.Hebert, restaurant.597 St.Lawrence: W.N.Kenny, hotel.141 McGill: M.Leicht, hotel.45% Craig: Jos.Lanctot, restaurant, 726 Cntarin: L.A.Lapoinie.restaurant.%6 Oshorne; Mich.Prevost.restaurant.556 H.Roy, staurant, 1500 St.Catherine; Nap.Tremblay, hotel.315 Commissioners: J.WN.Tetreault, restaurant.2 St.Lawrence; Phillippe Duval.hotel.645 Notre Dame: John Drury, restaurant.125 Windsor; Alfred H.Cabana.restaurant.441 Craig: Alfred Clark.hotel.447 Craig: Ed.rette, hotel.274 Montcalm: Camille bry, restaurant, 491 Craig.J.C.ett, restaurant.1681 Notre Dame; Kon- ert.Waiker, hotel, 461 Craig: 0 C.Wet.ster, hotel, 522 St.James; Louis Lapointe, restaurant, 1707 Cntario: Gro.A.restaurant, 815 Bonsecours; res- Par- \\u- =ver- Armand, Notre Dame: Philomene Brisson, restaurant, 1S07 St, Catherine: J.3.Chenevert, restaurant.1207 Ontario; Alex.Filion.hotel, 659 Ontario; Ed.Guas.restaurant, 1570 St.Catherine; D.Herr.restaurant, 224 toyal: William Kearnes, restaurant, 41 St.Faul: Clement Mount Lapointe, lintel, 2681, Craig: Adolphe La- pierre, restaurant, 201 Seigneurs, Alph.Lacroix, restaurant, 1727 St.Catherine: iilzear Lamoureux.restaurant.1536 Qn- tario; Theodore Schwartz, restaurant.18 square, Hormisdas Vigo, Common: Jos.Peliier.restau- St.Catherine: Jos, 206 Dorchester: [2d Victoria taurant, R0 rant, 1616 restaurant, restaurant, 106 Craig; Telesphore Lagar- hotel, 31414 Commissioners: Mirhael Haye, restaurant, 6151, Craiæ: Louis Coulombe, restaurant, Go- Craig; Thor.Tes- \u2018lement, Daeleonrt, iere, 2581 Noire Dame: deon Lebe), restaurant, 277 MeBriarty, resiaurant, 4 Chaboillez; Ed.St.George.restaurant, 1952 St.Catherine; James Walker, restaurant, 551 Craig.Andre Pinteau, restaurent.1235 Ontario.Herbert Feurst, restaurant, 13 St.Lawrence; Victor Paquin.hotel, 19 Jacques Cartier square, Cyrille Vallee, hotel, 5532 St.James.ee S A CORSET COMPANY ASSIGNS.The Canadian Corset and Dress Shield Manufacturing Comnany (De B.Macdonald & Co.) has assigned at the demand of of J.D.M.Macburnie & Co., with liabilities of about $15,000.\u2014 ep THE WEATHER REPORT.Meteorological Office.Toronto, Unt.Nov.7.i1 a.m.\u2014The following are the minimum temperatures: Calgary, 22; Qu Appelle, 30; Winnipeg, 26; Parry Sound, 18: Toronto, 30: Montreal.26; Quebec, 26.Probabilities for the next twenty-four hours: Fair and cold Montreal, Nov.7.1804, Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard I3arometer at noon to-day.29.92, yesterday, 20.76.To-day, temperature, max.33, min.25, yesterday, max.38, min.27. Et Panne me EEE ESC SER An its vn 83 ett Pe £080 A mt 2 \u2014\u2014\u2014 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notices of births, marriages and deaths must {nvari- ably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherivise no notice can be taken of them, Birth notices are inserted for 2c, marriage notices Jor 50c, death notices jor 850 prepaid.The an nouncement of fureral appended to death notice, 250 extra ; other extension to obituary, such as short sketch of life, two cents per word extra, except poetry, which is 50 cents per line extra\u2014prepaid.dnnual subscribers may have announcements of births, marriagss and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) occurring in their immediate families, free of charge, in which case name and address of sube scriders should be given, BIRTHS.DALTRY.\u2014At Lucan, Ont.on Oct.29, the * wife of Osborne E.Daltry, Esq., of a daughter.6 HODGE\u2014At St.Laurent, on Nov.4, 1894, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Albert J.Hodge.7 MOONEY\u2014At 494 St.Urbain street, on the 4th tnstant, the wife of F.M.Mooney, of a son.7 ROWELL.\u2014At Abbotsford.Que.on Friday, Oct.26, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Rowell.6 WHITE.\u2014At Hill Top Farm, Waterville, Que., on Nov.p3, the wife of Joseph B.White, of a daughter.6 MARRIED.BATES\u2014HOY.\u2014At the residence of the bride's parents, on Oct.23, 1884, by the Rev.J.H.Higgins, B.A., Arch.Bates, to Malvina Hoy, all of Mountain.8 BLLIOT\u2014METCALFE\u2014In this city, at the residence of the bride\u2019s cousin, Mr.Robt.Millar, 548 Rivard street, on Nov.7, 1894, by the Rev.Mr.Dobson, James Elliot, Rue Qastle Hill, Howick, to Laura, third daughter of the late Wm, Metcalfe, Scotch Concesslon.7 LOBB\u2014LAROCQUE.\u2014At the manse, Kirk \u201cHill, Ontario, on Nov.2, by the Rev.D.Mackenzie.Mr.Napoleon Lobb, to Miss Emily Larocque, both from the township of Kenyon, Glengarry.6 MATHEWS\u2014BORBRIDGE\u2014In Martinez, Cal.Oct.25, 1894, at the residence of the bride's uncle, C.S.Cousins, by the Rev.Eugene Stoddard, Albert H.Mathews, formerly of Montreal, and Ethel A.Borbridge, of Ottawa, Canada.7 McALISTER\u2014RICHARDSON.\u2014On Nov.1.at the residence of the bride\u2019s father, by the Rev.Jas.McAlister, father of the bridegroom.J.C.McAlister, M.D.of Galt, to Miss Kate Richardson, of Strath- roy.McCURDY \u2014 SMILEY.\u2014At the Methodist Church, Birchton, on Oct.25, 1894, by the Rev, Dr.Williams, Mr.Archibald Mc- Curdy.of Spring Road, to Victoria Annie Smiley, of Eaton.6 POLLEY\u2014WOODSIDE\u2014At the residence of John Woodside, Esq., the bride's brother.in St.Sylvester, P.Q., on Nov.3, 1894, by the Rev.D.McColl4 B.A., Charles Polley, of St.Stephen's, CHarlotte County, N.B.to Mary Jane, daughter of the late Hugh Woodside, of St.Sylvester.1 REYNOLDS\u2014MCCONNELL\u2014On the evening of the bth, at St.Stephen's Church, La- chine, by the Rev.G.O.Troop, assisted by the Rev.Mr.Hewson, Herbert Wellesley Reynolds, to Mary Helen (Dot), younger daughter of Bryan D.McConnell, 7 RUTHERFORD\u2014NUSSEY.\u2014On Oct.2, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev.T.H.Wright.of Ormstown, assisted by the Rev.G.Whillans, of North Georgetown, Andrew B.Rutherford, of, Tullochgorum, to Charlotte E., daughter ef George Nussey, Esq., of Allan's Corners.6 s, \u2014 DIED.ALLEN\u2014At Charles City, lowa, on Oct.28 1894, Charles W.Allen, aged 97 years, 6 months and 17 days, formerly of Russel- town, P.Q.7 BAKER\u2014At the General Hospital, on Nov.7, 1894, at 3 a.m., of inflammation of the bowels, Mary.eldest daughter of John Baker, aged 17 years and 6 days.Funeral from the Hospital, at 10.30 on Thursday morning.7 BARRON.\u2014At Lachute, Que., on Oct.21, John Barron.a native of Morayshire, Scotland, aged 68 years.6 BRUCE\u2014In this city, on the 5th instant, Annie E., aged 19 years and 6 months, daughter of David M.Bruce, Funeral from her father\u2019s residence, 459 Seigneurs street.on Wednesday, Nov.7, at 2.30 p.m.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.Boston and Chicago papers please copy.5 CROSBIE\u2014At Chelsta, Boston, U.S., on September 8, 18394, of peritonitis, Isabel M., (Tibble), eldest daughter of the late John Crosbie, aged 24 years.Interred at Boynton, P.Q.7 CHRISTIE.\u2014Entered into rest.on Monday, Nov.5.1894.at his late residence, 9th Indian Lands, near Martintown, Hugh Christie, in his 9th year.6 CAMERON.\u2014At Tullochgorum, Nov.2, 1894, of diphtheria, Archibald Donald, aged 2 years, 11 months and 14 days, son of A.Cameron, jr.HOLDEN.\u2014At Domville, Ont., Oct.14, Ann Trenholm, widow of William Holden, aged 76 years.MOONEY\u2014On the \u2018th instant, Laura Jane, beloved wife of F.M.Mooney, in her 39th year.Funeral from her late residence.494 St.Urbain street, at 2.30 o'clock on Thursday thence to Mount Royal Cemetery.7 MOORE\u2014At Lakefield, P.Q., entered into rest on Friday.Nov.2, 1894, Ellen West- gate, beloved wife of Thomas Moore, aged 48 years.7 McCAW.\u2014At her residence, 485 Victoria ave., Cote St.Antoine, on Nov.8, 18%, Marcella, aged 77 years and 7 months, elde daughter of the late Ambrose Blacklo.M.D.R.N., F.R.C.S., London.Eng., and widow of the late Thomas McCaw, Funeral private.\u2019 Sherbrooke and Quebec Spapers \u2018please copy.6 ROSS.\u2014At his residence, Martintown, Glen- garry.aged 83 years and 19 months, Hector Ross, father.of Professor Hoss, Queen\u2019s College, Kingston.ADVERTISEMENTS.Artistic Piano Tuning.\u2014A good Piano in good tune is satisfactory\u2014but we must have time if you want first-class WOLK.Send in your orders now.First come, first served.Telephone, No.1643.Willis & Co., 1824 Notre Dame street.7 D UCALYPTUS OIL THE GREAT ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN REMEDY.For Rheumatism, Lumtbago, Sciatica, Whooping Cough, Asthma, &c.It is ul~ a piwerful devderant and disinfectant Price OUc à Lotte.Imported direct rrom Anstralis and Bottled Ly C.J.COVERNTON «& CO, DISPENSING CHEMISTS, Corner of Bleury and Dorchester Streets.TEE DON'T WASTE TIME In going from store to store when you want to buy Dry Goods, BUT COME BUT COME Direct to where you are sure to get the best value in Canada and the largest variety to seléct from At S.CARSLEY'S.Canada\u2019s Umbrella Store.An immense stock of all the leading qualities in Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s Umbrellas in stock to select from, Ask for the DESIDERATUM BRAND.Of Umbrellas manufactured expressly for our own trade.Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas, from 25c each.Ladies\u2019 Cotton Umbrellas, with fan- cyghandles, 80c each.Ladies\u2019 Gloria Umbrellas, With Fancy Wood Handles, 99c each.S.CARSLEY.* ° Ladies\u2019 Gloria Umbrellas With Natural Wood Handles, $1.25 each.With Black Handles, from $1.25 each.Ladies\u2019 Gloria Umbrellas, $1.50 each.MEN'S UMBRELLAS.At all prices, from 45c each.Men's Alpaca Umbrellas, 80c each.Gloria Silk Umbrellas, At all prices, from $1.25 each.TITANIA UMBRELLAS.Covered with Gloria Silk, $1.Extra quality Titania Umbrellas, $1.50 each.Titania Umbrellas, Nickel Rods,$1.75 each, special, S.CARSLEY.FUR RUFFS.Grey Fur Neck Ruffs, from $1.50.Ladies\u2019 Mink Neck Ruffs, from $2.Extra Quality Mink Ruffs, $3.Fine Mink Neck Ruffs, $4.50.Double Mink Ruffs, from $7.30.DOUBLE MINK RUFFS.DOUBLE MINK RUFFS.With two Heads, $9.30 each.Canadian Sable Ruffs, from $5.75.Hudson Bay Sable Ruffs, from $5.75.Alaska Sable Ruffs, from $6.75.Real Ermine Ruffs, from $8.50.FUR COATS.In White Coney for children, $5.20.Grey Lamb Coats for children, $20.S.CARSLEY.FUR CAPES.Ladies\u2019 Greenland Seal Capes, $9.70.Black Persian Lamb Capes, $75.Grey Persian Lamb Capes, $16.50.Real Beaver Capes, $34.Natural Raccoon Capes, $27.Baltic Seal Capes, $42.50.LADIES' FUR COATS.Natural Racoon Coats, $41.25.Alaska Seal Coats, $75.FUR MANTLE PLATES.At all prices from $1.75 each.S.CARSLEY.FUR MUFES.Ladies\u2019 Black Coney Muffs, 65¢c each.Black Coney Muffs, special, 85c ea.Ladies\u2019 Mink Mufis, from $2,590.Ladies\u2019 Baltic Seal Muffs, from $2.10.Ladies\u2019 Alaska Sable Muffs, from $3.15.Ladies\u2019 Alaska Seal Muffs, from $17.50.Ladies\u2019 Real Ermine Muffs, from $11.75.Ladies\u2019 Bag Muffs, from $4.40.FUR CAPS.Children\u2019s White Fur Caps, from 50c.Children\u2019s White Fur Tams, from $1.50.Ladies\u2019 Fur Caps, from 84c., Men's and Boys\u2019 Fur Caps, from $1.50.S.CARSLEY, 1 Notre Dame and St.Peter streets.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.JOHN MURPHY & CO?S ADVERTISEMENT.EAUTY and Vogue mms Combines with Cheapness, enhances Variety in our choice collection of New Silks! \u2018The Latest Triumphs &f the Looms of Europe,\u201d will be found at this counter ticketed Bargain Prices! BLACK SURAH SILKS.extra good value.Prices from 40c per yard.BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, the best value we ever offered.Prices from 50c per yard.BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX, all pure silk.Cheap at 75¢, for only 65¢ per yard.% BLACK BROCHE SILK.blouses (pure silk), only $1.00 per yard.BLACK FRENCH FAILLE SILK, ex- worth $1.35 (only 250 yards Special for tra quality, in this lot).PEAU DE SO}E.gain in the trade.at $1.00 per yard.Our price $1.00 per yard.The Greatest Bar- Ask to sce this line COLORED CHINA SILK from 20e per yard.All Remnants of Silks at from 25 \u2018to 50 percent discount.® JOHN MURPHY & CO, 2343 ST.CATHERINE STREET, (Cor, Metealfe street.) TELEPHONE No.3833.TEES & CO.Undertakers & Manufacturers\u2019 Funeral Supplies.300 ST.JAMES STREET, 300.11 GENERAL BAZAAR.BROWN BEAVER, $1.00.NAVY BEAVER, $1.00.BLACK BEAVER, $1.00.SCARLET NAP CLOTH, $1.00.FAWN NAP CLOTH, $1.00.HALIFAX TWEEDS, 35c, LADIES\u2019 TWEED RUBBER COATS, $3.00 WHITE BLANKETS, $1.75 pair.COLORED QUILTS, 75c.PLAID DRESS GOODS, 25ec.FARMER SATIN, Job, lic.WHITE UNION FLANNEL, 1215¢.GEORGE ii.ROWELL, 159% Notre Dame Street, Between St.Lambert's Hill and Court House.31 Robt.Neville, Jr., CARPENTER AND BVILDER, Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly Attended to, Blinds taken down and Double Windows pnt up.Odd Carpentering Jobs, td make everything comfortable for the winter, Estimates given for same.17014 ST.ANTOINE STREET, Telephone No.253 (Near Windsor street.) FRE PROTECTION BY AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS, This Mode of Equipment means INCREASED Security and DECREASED Insurance Premiums, Write to us for ESTIMATES for Factories and Warchouse.ROBERT MITCHELL «& CO.8 Bleury street.6 PALE LE RON HE THAT KNOWS NOT \u2014THAT\u2014- SORDAN & LOCKER .HAVE THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN Wood Mantels, Open Fireplaces, Grates for Gas or Cenl, Gas Logs, Andirons, Brass Fenders, Tiles, English & American.Te iy mates furnished for every de- 1749 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.28 \"A 0 N°\" TIME ENOUGH YESTERDAY TO GO ALL THE STOCK.ROUND = TO-DAY WE ARE \u2018STILL AT IT.The Goods are selling almost as fast as we are A REDUCING THEM.SALE Out the Cioads must go is NOW what we said a few days ago.GOING Out the Goods will go is ON what WE SAY TO-DAY.AT The prices are ridiculous.OGILVY'S.But we ure bound to sell all out.SEE THE REDUCTIONS WE HAVE MADE YY YY é é CAKE ER ZEN | IN THE .Dress Goods, Linen and TO Trimming Dept.OLR This is a!l we ark for.FRIENDS OUTSIDE WE ARE STILL BUSY AT IT.TOWN Fhe Mosicry Depart- WE .ment, Lace and Glerve SAY Depagtments, will be WRITE gone over some time EARLY daring the day.FOR Prices will be given here SAMPLES.as soon as we get time te write out a detailed advertisement.&\u2014\u2014 JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, THF.FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE 203 to 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET.144 to 150 Mountain street.TELEPHONE, 8225.BRANCH: ST.CATHERINE STREET, Cor.Buckingham Avenue.aaa~ 7 \u2018 Telephone 2325.WEDNESDAY, NOVENWBrR C.E.SOCIETIES Should Watch this Directory.| DIRECTORY.THOMAS k.T.STONE, | 627 Wellington, cor Fourgers si, Pt.St Charles : Choice Groeori © and Provisions.JOHN JOHNSTON, Car, Prince Arthur and St.Hypolite, Always on hand a tine stock of Groceries and Provisions.Chore BUTTER & specialty WILLIAM V.GORDON, 2354 St.Catherine, corner Metealfe, Freh High Claso Goods con-canty arviviee.D.STEWART.Fine ENLisil CURED BACON eanstantly on hand._ 05 Nt, Anlebre street, E CUNNINGHANM, « Corner SL George and Engiuchetiore sts, ! The Pioneer Frmperan- > tireess LL __ Butter aml Teas a speeialty W.J.BROSVN, 2696 \u201cTT.CATHERIVE SYREET, Just reces el Cabtorma Cavuet Fout Prache- ! Pears, Orpea Gares, Gonselerries on Cle mes : | ! | BOOTH & BOOTH, | 520 Mt, Urbain, cor, \u20acafhbert st, sin Choice Crocevies, Fresh charied Poe ter.Fresh Creum aud Milk deliverad every morn g.| THOMSON & JCHNSTON, 2450 Se.Catherine, cor, Drummond si, Englsh-cured Haies and Bacon, seculv anotcercoat 4 WILLIAM Wo SEWN | Corner Doreiiester sud Bronswick sts, Ive peut an utero T CHAS HL BECKETT GENE Catiierine st, neur Deforimiter ave.Choice Grnerri-< und Provisens alwass on Land WAL.SWIFT, y Has cl 1 civil a supply of very fine MAPLE SRRUP =1 Ua gudlon, (028 oe 398 Mount Royal ave, : JOIN SULLIVAN, | | Cerner Milton and Durocher st, CAR, Choice Teas and Coffee.a specialty.'R.TURNER, 601 Wellington.cor.Mazdalen, Pt.St Chirles.| Fresh Creamery Batter, Milk and Fzrgs received danny, i i I | J.PB.| $8 University st., cor.Burnside Place.| { Choicest TEAS, ad cversthonz in the Grocery une.| | TELEPHONE J8IS, 7 | MeCULLOUGH, | TEMPERANCE GROCERS + | Cand NYE \u201call Cle Daily Fine: WEDNESDAY ar PATRON FROGH AN DECLARATION 4 EYOTITE } ph Torrent ON 7 .{ron graced to url este In he! ro 1 : ok atrtues 4 +4 ; Wards vther , Matt cof ; Was Pet ve! Witisess tents on void! ; Liter Time\u201d siz} hie 1 4 .1, 5 aire « \u201c4 ! ! nous have, chers, Ney Gare Cth jiesthous solved ha: he oo and hao poh QUV in El abs NM ethor Dal, To relipne Cd cites erin te Lies der Lie ] 1 1 1 vob s 41 ns dd ï al ans ns vas vi © .Prove 11 | which ha wh) esti ea Todt a ing rime lees Toe at Stag Eng ae reeds Lay =\" meurt gs comphish which por We gnats cae tes © désire tha\u2019 Crh ow Tare THE FIRST SNOW ! Always produces that sense of cold and desolation, the edge of which of the ery RE a later and longer acquaintance removes.WHAT ARE YOU WEARING Next the surface of the body ?tells.It is not the weight of clothing that There is no heat in any e'othing, but our NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR WINTER WEAK, Has the property of successfully conserving the heat of the body.That is the function of th grade will do it.e best Underwear.Not every kind or There issemething in quality and texture ; something in the weaving: and iu the best there is durability.The common grades, after a few washings, are strings round the neck.citizen to himself, to his wife With the first flurry, with an icy blast, the first duty of the and family.to the wife and family yet to be, is to get his Winter Underwear NOW, at = J.TOOK, 177 ST- JAMES ST.BREAD REDUCED From 13cto 11c.Gutouawuo7 \u201801 1dag \u2018Aepuop | | | We beg to notify the public that we have madc a still further reduction of 2c per loaf on our BR KE AD.Delivered to all parts of the city.Stuart & Herbert GI! to 613 RIVARD ST.Telephone No.7108.12 LATEST NOVELTIES.CANE STICK PINS.Sterling Silver an\u2018! Gold Plate, from 40c to 75c.Sterling Silver Filigree Stick Pins, 257 to 50c.CHAIN BRACELETS.Sterling Silver, from 31.00; Rolled Gold, from $2.00.FOB CHAINS, Large variety in Steriing Silver and Rolled Gold from 31.25 to 34,00.D.BEATTY, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 137 8¢, Peter Street, (opposite *Witness\u2019 Office.) Watches cleaned, repaired and warranted for one year, 81.00.Main Spring and Cleuning, 31.50.3 eg ER TTR (FREAT SACRIFICE IN LACE CURTAINS As well as all other kinds of Curtains and House Hangings, is often made by sending them to be cleaned, etc.at the wrong place, Our facilities are such that we can guarantee cverything of this kind to be done in the very best manner, and with.the very lcast+deterioration to the goods when handled several times.Also, all kinas of Dyeing and Cleaning, and French Cleaning.\" BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., Offices, 221 McGill, 2444 Notre Dame.1595 5t.Catherine, À T Pc.IY .a.i ea SY dk Bi I 0 MAKES LIFE PLEASANT.The Housewife whose existence used to be made wretched by the weekly occurrence of, washday and its attendant miseries, is no longer haunted by visions of that horrible ordeal.She now looks forward to the return of the family washing from the TROY, feeling assured that every thing will be received in the most perfect cons dition The TROY ha- unequalled facilities fot prompt and efficienr work.TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, Cor.St.Antoine and inspector sts.Telephone 666.some Beautiful New Art Designg, $2.50 to $4.50.COLES LAME STORE, 1792 Notre Pamc street, SEALE & SON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Phone 3469.Cor.Beaver Hall and Dorchester sts.TDOOK - WORK executed with neatness and despaich at the WITNESS A | | | fthe Iw many vtr tan so ta \u2018hen the power Ch ake all oe p fere the | TH Quelles png of at coondalenre: Mopeles wi motisn ui th MI\u2019.PF.Other ported which hos als vietimis an *hz The « V | Friday nich: ; Lasisear.ab foie of hy that the cr.OW IN aise TR Mer.Venus ta to him to Te \u20ac mass of ti te of he late Mi Chareh on Fr Mr.lever Le of atten ling reside dio Flr.CTY cr CII PE GPPHAIF.Brockville.Ont council ut rs action on the jr Wilgers to cons railway in Brooks operating the road latter.presented la is omitted.An acre from taxation.and chise is what the composed of the Stagg.A.Stagz, À M.Bissell, were ap the company, bu: to make avy of the Council THE G.T kK Toronto.Nov conductors who at Montreal on conspiring turned to the cin erally believed throw out we M.be did not thizk :L Toronto conductors.bat thoy satisfactorily rx SOCIETY T5$1,5 50 Sydney, N.S of Raiaica, one have persist lv since the occupat.situation has lier: ¢ ships and three tho the rebels.The R: ed aud determiued.VALUE OF THE Washington, Nov of Sept.24-24, 1su4, at $17,100,000 and Oct.s-10, 1.216 183,000, valued at $36,255,000 danger throughout t warnings were Service Bureau.region traversed hy warnings credit for number of lives, ene ing that over a hw | PRINTING & PUBLISHING HOUSE, k ZI babiy saved by this mer tha: the bo! aa.owing to the remarks migh:, 1h y «74 à \u201c Arr, Pris il - STREET RAILWAY \u2019 NN, SE - este lod ih 1 prepesition he asked for of cu = «1 oe of \u20ac is\" vu Mi 4 1 pa we ferns \u2014 pu t- r.NE \u2018 to defrs.vas he ga Pov taiuly irregularities Lu ie A \u2014 Fi N pa la OÙ ernor has applied tn Fre.sur À sal.aid a te - \u201cIN |.th a.vessels making a tuidi | , réemais- the Atlantic and Gulf \u201cvas he pero issued Ir Hop 700 the savicn sat adred F8 HPADS.Lo juste ce | 0) Eb Ti SR EA pre Fi WEDNFESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, rer SURROUNDED.| Chinese Forces Caught in a| | are told of which he is the hero.He Trap at Port Arthur.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 rhat \u2018Ching King\u2019 Ultimatum.cond vesiral News\u2019 at Shanghai says -: are persistently circulated there the Ping-Yang squadron is in Port If these rumors are founded on - must be that the fleet went there - ;rders received direct from Pekin, :.Hung Chang would never have &l- -* the squadren to be caught in such \u2018ran.The Chinese report that the e are rapidiy aavancing in the Port Arthur and that a strong fleet, including thirty torpedo 2 1s outside the harbor.It is ex- +} that Pert Arthur and the Chinese will fall into the hands of the UN canes reports from New-Chang state Tagerters from the Chinese army are - \u2018ng there by fifties and that a great \u2018 exists among the Chinese.hundreds airs #8 ci ; FSC avr are leaving by every steamer.* pdon, Nov.7.\u2014A despatch to the \u201cà Mall Gazette \u2018 from Chefoo says the ses+ land and sea forces made a ~ lravecus an! vigoreus attack upon 4 cUHur.The Chirese fleet is inside >- Yareor.= wo Americans who were arrested - Japancse anthorities on the steam- =tia-v' at Kobe.are uamed Hope urorvn.The name of the Chinaman > LB ee] inte custody at the some 2 12 Chamm Fam Moore.He is Lc- 1 +5 be the interpreter of the Chinese =v at Washington.The Japanese \u2018is \u2018Tformed the captain of the nv.befere attempting to make the -=: Svénry' and.despite the protests Frer>h ransui ard the steamer\u2019s tt ak \u2018ain.seized tre three men and re- ri chem [fom the veszel \u201c =dnn.Nov.T\u2014A despatch to the ceniral News from Tokio, says It is \u201ca+! thère that the two Americans and ~.(hinanlan arrested on bcard the comer Svdney' at Kobé by the Ja- \"\u201carese authorities appear to be under 1rant with the Chinese Government to a\u2018emp: to destroy the Japanese fleet.» London.Nov.7.\u2014The * Telegraph ' pub- Hzhes the statement that among the de- mards upon which Japan will insist as -anditions of the settlement of the war with China are the payment of an indemnity of abou- £40.009 steriing and the \u201cession to her bv China of the Island of Formosa.\u2014\u2014 gp \u2014= CIVIC LABORERS.«OME O! THE WORK HONE BY THEM.The city at present is giving employment to a large number of laborers, carters, ete.; 450 men and 230 carters are employed macadamizing and grading the following streets : Chambord, Davidson, Breboeuf, Cu- \u201cillier, Berri, Bourgeois, St.Charles syd Darling.When these streets ro completed no more work will be mie hy the Road Department on -rreets this seasun, but a number of nen will probably be engaged by the \u2018»partment to remove snow from the \u2018rret railway tracks.The street -iway will also employ a large umber of men for this purpose.The city has now working at the \u2018tarries 180 men, 130 of whom are wring stone for the streets.The wages put out by this depart- \u2018->nt last week were over $9,000.This \u201cek the ray roll will exceed $10,000.From June 1 to Nov.1 548 connec- for drains were built.All \u2018rains and sewers will be closed on Nov.15.From June 1 to Nov.1 5,673 vards \u201cLew sewers and 3x2 mains were üstricted.ons \u2014-.-\u2014\u2014 THE DEMURRER DISMISSED.fridge Tait yesterday dismissed the \u2018emurrer in the case of Attorney- \u2018« n°ral Casgrain vs.the Dominion Porglary Company.This is an action \u201c.xen at the instance of J.B.Wood, arager of the Hoimes Electric Pro- \u2018tion Company, to cancel defen- \u2018ins charter on account of alleged : n-fulfilment of certain requirements +7 the stattite under which the company was incorporated.One of the grounds of the demurrer was that if the proceedings should have been taken \u201cv the Dominion Government.THAT THREATENING LETTER.The Mayor was very much exer- À this morning over the publish- of the communication relating to threatened stealing of the late Mercier's bedy.His Worship -+ly questicned some of the city \u201coloyees with the view of ascertain- z iow the press became possessed \"he epistle.However, his en- \u201cirs threw no light on the vexed © :-ätion.\u2014-\u2014 TY CHARTER AMENDMENTS.The charter amendments will be -ipleted by the City Clerk this \u2018rnoon.They will be given to City Attorney, who in turn will ti.! them to the board of chairmen, + will deposit them with the City :7cil next week, when they will be \"\"issed.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- pe ASHED INTO A TROLLEY CAR.\u201c7 ladelphia.Pa., Nov.7.\u2014An express from Germantown on the Reading | \u201ca: crashed inwo a trolley car at the .\"wn Lane crossing this morning.persons are reported to have been \u201c1 and several others injured.\u2018 VE TE ; sig Né 47e Na T\u2014The correspondent O! | action was at all founded the DAILY WITNESS.AN ECCENTRIC PHYSICIAN.Dr.Zacharin, the late Czar Alexander's physician, is one of the most eccentric men in Russia and many funny stories | has an absolute confidence in himself and | believes his diagnosis of any case to be infallible.A Russian country gentleman | imagined, probably with some reason, PROFESSOR ZACHARIN.that he had heart trouble, and went to Moscow to be examined by and to con- suit Zacharin.After the examination | he asked what his chances for life were.\u2018You may live one year,\u201d was the pro- feszor\u2019's verdiet.Almost a year later the patient called in Zacharin again.\u2018 Don't you remember, professor?About ago you said I had only twelve live.I have gained thirty and hope to live many a » i | | \u201ca year i months to ! pounds since, year to come.Zacharin's face was a study.predict it ?° he asked.\u2018 Yes, right here.in this office.\u201d \u2018How long is it since you were here ?\u201d \u2018Just eleven inonths.\u2019 © Well, sir, that leaves vou stiil thirty days.You sbouldn\u2019t have troubled me.Prof.Zacharin never makes a mistake.You'll die within the time.\u2019 Next morning the gentleman was found dead in his bed.Zacharin is a man of quick, sharp wit, and always fertile in expedients.A few years ago he was appointed investigating physician in one of the lunatic asylums in the vicinity of Moscow.While making hsi rounds he was approached by one cor- valescent patient, who complained of the quality of the food, especially the soup, which, he said, was unfit for gentlemen.Zacharin, followed by the patient, started for the kitchen.As fate would have it, none of the attendants were present.Approaching the huge cauldron in which the \u2018Did I , Soup Was boiling.he lifted the lid, took a | spoon, tasted the soup and found it excellent.However, to humor the patient, he said: \u2018 You are right, sir; the soup is very bad.I shall see the steward and tell] him to discharge the cook at once.\u2019 As he started to leave the kitchen the patient, a giant in stature and strength, bent over the doctor and whispered teasingly in his ear: \u2018You know, doctor, you are such a wise looking fellow that you would make a delicious broth, besides improving its nourishing qualities; don't you think so yourself ?\u201d As he spoke he scized him by the shoulders to hurl him into the boiling liquid.Quick as a flash, and with the utmost composure, the doctor exclaimed: \u2018What a \u2018capital idea ! Why, sir, I couldn't think of anything better.But I fear that my clothes, which, as you know, are saturated with medicines, will spoil the flavor of the soup.Just let me go for a second to take them off.\u2019 To prove his sincerity the professor began to unbutton his coat The crazy man seemed to recognize that it was a reasonable request, and with a hearty laugh let the doctor go.Two minutes later the soup improver was confined in a cell.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.TAILLON IN TOWN.THE PREMIER HOPEFUL OVER THE SITUATION, Premier Taillon was in excellent spirits when seen by a \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter this afternoon, the action of the English Conservative members in caucus this morning having apparently given him confidence regarding their support during the | coming session.The Prime Minister stat- 'ed that he had arrived from Quebec this morning and spent the most of his time \u2018 .1.ètë uvurcë He had received a i deputation from Longueuil in reference to school matters, a dispute having arisea as to whether a certain school should be under the control of the commissioners of the parish or the county.The deputation stated their case, which was promised to be taken under consideration by the government.Asked as to whether he had any statement to make regarding recent matters in dispute between himself and certain members of his party, Mr.Taillon stated that, as the session would open in a few days, he preferred reserving any statements until that date, when full explanations would be made.The Premier received many of his friends in the St.Lawrence Hall this afternoon.\u2014 LARIVEE IN COURT.Young Larivee, vho is serving a two years\u2019 term in the common jail on a charge of forgery, was brought up in court this morning, on a writ of \u2018 habeas corpus\u2019 to appear as a witness in the case of the Ville Marie Bank vs.Dame Marie Louise Marcotte.Larivee keeps up his courage very well, but finds the prison regime and hard labor not at all pleasant.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SIR AMBROSE SHEA.{ Nassau, New Province, Nov.7.\u2014Gover- nor Sir Ambrose Shea arrived tp-day from London, via New York, to resume the ad- | ministration of the government here.* RANT LE ES NEWS FROM OTTAWA.Ottawa, Nov.7.\u2014Mr.A.G.Pittaway does not think there is anything in the report in an evening paper in Montreal about the Young Shamrock-Quebec tle being plaved off in Montreal instead of Ottawa as ordered.It will.he says, be played here, and he has already got out adyvertisinz.The llor.E.H.Bronson pointed out to the Board of Trade last night the slim tenure under hich the Chaudiere lumber mills remained in Ottawa and the danger of losing them if the new 'aw prohibiting the dumping of sawdust in the river was applied 10 thew.He 1old:them that the tendency was to move them nearer to the limits.\\ resolution to protest against the application of the act to the river Ottawa was proposed but left over till a further meeting.A communication was received from the St.John, N.B., Board of Trade asking their co-operation in bringing before the Dominion Government the advantage it would be tc the Dominion generally to have all its export and import trade conducted over C-nalian railways and from sea ports; and to promote the idea of utilizing thg ports of the eastern provinces during the winter season while the St.Lawrence ports are closed.There does not seem to be a map in ths Cabinet who would be trusted by Sir Jchn Thompson to act as Minister of Justice during his absence in England.He usually lcaves the Hon.Mr.Ouimet acting minister, but Col.Ouimet rebelled against taking temporary charge of a department which was prosecuting his cousin, Mr.St Louis.If the Premier lacie confidence in his colleagues how can he expect the electors to endorse them at the polls ?The Supreme Court is rapidly disposing of the hearing of Maritime appeals.At a public meeting last night presided over by the Mayor, it was decided to go on and try and arrange a winter carnival, but the public interest is lukewarm and many think the committee struck last night may not see their way to going abead to a finish.However, they will make an effort.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE G.T.R.ENQUIRY.London, Nov.7.\u2014The \u2018Pall Mall Gazette ' says: \u2018 The Grand Trunk board intends to restrict the enquiry into its accounts on the ground that it is unfair to allow the disclosures of the amounts which other railways owe the Grand Trunk.The market believes this to be a trick of Sir Henry Tyler to shelve any independent enquity es ENGLAND'S FOREIGN TRADE.London, Nov.7.\u2014The Board of Trade returns for October show that during the month imports increased £310,000 and the exports increased £970,000, as compared with those for the ccrresponding month of 1893.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 WILL TRAVEL UNDERGROUND.New York, Nov.7.\u2014The city has voted in favor of the underground rapid transit plan.which allows the use of the city's credit of $50,000,000 to aid in the construction of the system.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GREATER NEW YORK.New York, Nov.7.\u2014The \u2018greater New York project was carried in yesterday's election.\u2014_\u2014 me DISEASE IN QUEBEC.Cases of diphtheria and fever in the rural countics of this province, as shown by the Provincial Board of Health returns, are as follows: \u2014Argenteuil, 1 scarlet fever, 1 typhoid fever; Beauce\u20142 typhoid fever; Beauharnois\u20141 typhoid fever; Bonaventure\u20145 scarlet fever; Champlain\u20143 typhoid fever; Chateaugua) \u20146 diphtheria, 7 scarlet fever; Chicouti- mi\u20141 typhoid fever; Compton\u20141 typhoid fever, Two Mountains\u20141 typhoid fever; Gaspe\u20142 diphtheria, 2 scarlet fever.2 typhoid fever; Hochelaga, 3 scarlet fever (2 at Ste.Cunegonde and 1 at Maison- neuve), 4 typhoid fever (2 at Ste.Cune- gonde and 2 at Cote St.Antoine); Iber- ville\u20141 scarlet fever; Jacques Cartier\u20141 diphtheria, 2 typhoid fever; Missisquoi\u2014 3 scarlet fever, 3 typhoid fever, Napier- ville\u20141 typhoid fever; Ottawa county\u2014 32 diphtherla, 5 typhoid fever, Portneuf\u2014 2 diphtheria; Quebec county\u20142 typhoid fever; Richmond\u20141 scarlet fever; Shef- tord\u20141 diphtheria, 2 typhold fever; Sou- langes\u20145 typhoid fever; St.Hyacinthe\u2014 2 typhoid fever; St.Maurice\u20141 typhoid fever; Terrebonne\u20143 diphtheria, 10 typhoid fever; Yamaska\u20146 typhoid fever.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE HON.MR.DEBOUCHERVILLE.The Hon.Mr.DeBoucherville was in the city yesterday.The cares of office evidently sat heavily enough upon his shoulders, as he seems to have grown younger since throwing them off, notwithstanding it is some years since he was Premier.Mr.DeBoucheville would not discuss political matters, remarking, incidentally.however, that the \u2018Witness\u2019s\u2019 caution to people to wait for Mr.Tlaillon\u2019s explanation commended itself to him very highly.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 GOT $40 DAMAGES.Judge Davidson rendered judgment this morning in the case of Eusebe Boudreau vs.Arthur and Arsene Aubertin.This was an action by which plaintiff claimed $189.99 damages from defendamts on the ground of a malicious assault.The Court held that $40 covered the extent of damage suffered by plaintiff and gave judgment for that amount.po THE LATE JAMES DAY.James Day, who was the oldest civic employee, died on Saturday and his funeral took place this morning.Deceased, who was eighty-nine years of age, was employed at Logan's Fark as gardner.He was formerly a soldier.He was very ckilful in the cultivation of pansies.Bs T'AS PIS ER A bios rab a SRE WS IIR Sd A ad dee Sr i ê j à i au IN a ; D PR EP ARE 5 CAES SHEER NEN (EA ES SPS SREP SEY JEN PASS T= TW RT MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.THE SAILORS CONCERT.\u2018Jack Tar\u2019 is a good enter\u2018ainer and he \u2018deltghted a large number of people in the hall of the Monument National last evening.The best Montreal talent waa also provided but Jack was not thrown into the shade by any means.Whether the sailor's song was merry or said the audience was carried with it every time.The men sang singly and in chorus.Hoisting their sail and \u2018 haulmg the bow line \u2019 to the tune of rollicxing songs.The best of the humorous songs was no other than the well known \u2018 Marguerite,\u2019 sung by Mr.Chas.Hunt, of R.M.S.\u2018Parisian.\u2019 Neither words nor melody were altered but the superbly ridiculous expression and gestures of the singer were very laughable.The tender sentiment of the song was forever ruined in the minds of the audience.Mr.Wm.Grant, a sailor, who has settled in this city.sang two very interesting songs, in the choruses of which all the sailors present joined with a vim and swing which revealed the sailor's love for a good song.Miss Marie Hollinshead pleased both the sailors and landsmen by her exquisite rendering of \u2018The Powder-Monkey.\u2019 She also sang \u2018When the heart 1s young\u2019 and in response to enthusiastic encores favored the audience to two other well rendered songs.The Highland Cadets gave an exhibition of calisthenic drill.The Appollo Mandolin and Guitar Club, conducted by Mr.F.W.Holland, played a pretty selection of national airs.Mr.Samuel Dunn's appropriate song \u2018 The Skipper,\u201d was well received.The Royal Victoria Male Quartette, Messrs.R.H.Bartholomew, Wm.T.Rodden, John G.Poole and J.Johnson received a merited encore for the manner fn which they sang, \u2018Banish, O Maiden.\u201d \u2018On silver waters\u2019 and \u2018Love's Sorrow\u2019 were the titles of Mr.J.C.Barlow's songs.Both wero exquisitely and sweetly rendered.A realistic representation of the \"Dog Watch\u2018 at sea was carried out hy the crews of the ships in port.Songs, dances, jokes and horse play were introduced.The yarns of \u2018 Bill Adams\u2019 were as startling and as fictitious as to foundation as usual.Mr.George Hague presided, and with him ~~ on the platform were Capt.J.Ritchie, Capt.D.C.Fraser.Capt.R.C.Adams, the Hor.J.K.Ward, Messrs.Richard White, L.O.David.Alev.McFec, Chas.Alexander, the Rev.\u2019J.C.Patterson.the Rev.G.C.Heine, Mr.Wm.Tees and Nr.M.J.Kearney.Mr.Richard White briefly thanked those present for their patronage.The chairman's remarks heartily commended the work of the Montreal Sallors\u2019 Institute.Mr.Ritchie Bell, superintendent of the Sailors\u2019 Institute, read the report of the work among the sailors as published in yesterday's issue of the \u2018Witness.\u2019 CANADIAN HISTORY.The sixth lecture of the course on Canadian history will be given to-morrow evening in the Y.M.C.A.Hall by Mr.H.B.Ames.The following outline will be discussed: The B.N.A.act in respect to interprovincial relations\u2014Provincial executive and legislative powers\u2014Status of the various contracting provinces\u2014Steps required to put them on an equal footing \u2014Provincial legislative powers\u2014The separation of Ontario and Quebec\u2014 General consideration of the relations of the several provinces to the Dominion and to one another.THE MOCK PARLIAMENT.Mr.C.S.Stevenson presided at the business meeting of the Mock Parliament last evening.On behalf of the special committee appointed at the last riceting of the .society, Mr.Thomas Spurrier presented a report exonerating ihe ronorary secretary of any blaine in connection with the publication of a certain private letter belonging :.the society.On the reading of Mr.Stephens\u2019s letter ef resignation as honorary vice-president, a motion was put to the meeting that Mr.Stephons be requested to withdraw his resignation,which motion was defeated.lt was then moved by Mr.H.Lampard that Mr.Stephens\u2019s resignation be accepted.The motion was carried, and Mr.Roswell Fisher was unanimously elected to the position of vice- president, in Mr.Stephens\u2019s place.Mr.F.W.Hibbard was then called to the chair, the society resolving itself into a mock city council.Mr.Wm.Darling- ton introduced Mr.Ames's resolution\u2014 \u201cThat the property qualification for aldermen be abolished, but that an election deposit of $200 be required from each candidate, to be forfeited in case he receives less than 25 percent of the voter polled.\u201d An interesting debate followed and when put to the vote the motion was carried by a large majority.Sixteen new members were elected last evening, and the sociefy is in a flourishing condition.Meetings are held every Tuesday, in the rooms ef the Natural History Society.IROQUOIS HOUSE.The annual general meeting of the Iroquois House Company was heiu yesterday afternoon, Mr.Charles Garth presiding.The report of the directors and the annual financial statements were read by Mr.George Durnford, the secretary, and adopted.The old board of directors was re-elected, as follows: \u2014Charles Garth, C.I.Sise, Henry Hogan, L.J.Forget, Hector Mackenzie, L.Davis, Colin Campbell, Bruce F.Campbell, and J.S: Allan.At a subsequent meeting of the board Mr.Garth was re-elected president, and Mr.Sise, vice-president.A TEMPERANCE RALLY.Considering the counter attractions last evening, there was a fair attendance at the temperance rally held under the auspices of the Montreal Union of Christian Endeavor,in the lecture room of St.James Methodist Church.On the platform were the Rev.Drs.Rose, in the chair, Hunter and Campbell, the Rev.Mr.Cruickshank, and Mr.Moulton.Dr.Hunter, the speaker of the evening, gave an interesting temperance talk, which he interspersed with anecdotes bearing on his subject.In the course of his remarks, he humorously, but earnestly enjoined every girl present to be sure never to put her hand into the arm of a whiskey jug.The question box, in charge of the Rev.Mr.Cruickshank, proved a very Interesting feature.Some fifty questions were hazded in, all sf which were satisfac torily answered.\u2018The musical portion of the programme was well sustained, songs being sung by the Misses Kenmure, Taylor and Wheeler, and Mr.Ellard, followed by a quarteatte.composed ¢f Miss Kenmure, Miss Lynch, Mr.Bain and Mr.Langdon.At the close of the evening, Mr.Moulton, the convener of the union temperance committee, moved a vote of thanks to those who had helped to make the evening a success, winding up with an earnest appeal to the public for help in the cause of temperance.The junior union of the Montreal Christian Endeavor contemplate holding a big temperance rally in the St.James Church hall, the last Saturday of this month or the first week in December, the proceeds to go to the aid of the temperance cause.The date has not yet been definitely decided on, but will be announced shortly.\\ MR.MORRICE HOME AGAIN.Mr.D.Morrice, who has recently re-: turned with Mrs.Morrice from a two months\u2019 visit to Europe, says that Canada'\u2019s financial standing in London is the best of all the colonies.The feeling there in this respect is general and the best evidence of the fact is the result of the recent placing of the Dominion lean.He had no trouble in negotiating an issue of debentures of the Royal Electric Light Company on the London market to the amount of $750,000.The terms were most favorable, being 414 percent twenty year debentures at 99.CRIMINAL COURTS.A BAD BOY.Constables Cote and Bissotel arrested a bad boy named Arthur Gosselin in Robin street on Monday last, for insulting and assaulting people who were passing by.Yesterday he was brought before the Recorder.and sentenced to two years in the reformatory.A DETERRENT SENTENCE.Joseph A.Desilets, a scrutineer at the Civil Service examination, lately held in Montreal, pleaded guilty yesterday, before Judge Desnoyers, to having received money | from impersonators of genuine candidates.and was sentenced to a fine of 360 and costs \u2014amounting in all to over $100.À LIQUOR CASE.Mary Harris, 17194 St.Catherine street.was charged with keeping liquor in \u2018her place of business.Twenty-one bottles of beer and sundry bottles of wine and spirits! were found on the premises by sub-chie?Carpenter of the Revenue police and his assistants.Mr.Prince and Mr.Carmichael, boarders, swore that the liquor was thelr property and the case was dismissed.During the progress of the case a hot passage of arms took place between Judge Dugas and Mr.Dourgouin.Mr.Bourgouin declared that if he did not obtain a conviction In this case it would be nsaless fn prosecute such nffences.Mmdge Dugas returned that the magistrate\u2019s task was already very difficult without being made more so by such remarks, and that Mr.Bourgouin had exccedcd his rights in making them.ALLEGED BROACHING OF CARGO.Ernest D.Burton.of Montreal: Irwin Recves (colored), of Conntcticut.and Win.Enright.of Montreal.were brought before Judge Dugas thiz morning chargel with broaching the carzo of the 83.\u2018Oregon\u2019 and endangering the ship and the lives cf the crew by breaking into the hold and entering the same with lights.J hn Caldicott, of Toronto: David Roper.of Brampton, and Charles Sweeney, no address, were brought before the court in charge of the police as witnesses.A variety of articles, such as furs, caps, grapes.figs, etc., were brought into court by Mr.R.Jones, chief officer.as part of the stolen articles.The prisoners pleaded not guilty and were remanded.THIEVES SENTENCED.Joseph Gagne, Alexander Lalonde and Charles Paquette, of Point St.Charles, were tried this morning in the Court of Special Sessions on a charge of stealing a bedstead, clothing and considerable goods, the Property of Jessie Allan.43 Colerane street, and others.Payette and Lalonde were found gullty on four counts and received three months\u2019 imprisonment for each, or a total of twelve months hard labor.Gagne was discharged.Louis Dubois, of 283 Rachel street, failed to appear in the Court of Special Sessions this morning to answer to a charge of selling liquor without a license and was fined $150 or three months\u2019 imprisonment in default.Oliver Masse, 29, shoemaker.Barsalou street, was sentenced to six months\u2019 hard labor by Judge Dugas for stealing a pair «f rubbers.the property of Pierre Germain.Masse is an old offender.NOT IGNORED.COUNCIL OF ARTS AND MANUVACTURES MAY CONFER WITH THE SHOE MANUFACTURERS.Mr.S.C.Stevenson waz spoken 10 this morning with reference to the conference to which the Council of Arts and Manufactures had invited the boot and shoe manufacturers vesterdayv.and which was not held, because none of the latter appeared.The object of the proposed conference was the discussion of the methods taught in the »ndustrial school.Mr.Stevenson deniers that the Couinc:] was 1g- nored by the manufacturers.They just failed to turn up.\u201cI'm satisfied that it will be easy enough 10 bring about a meeting.although we did not have it yesterday.It's just like myself.scme- times 1 can't go to a meeting when I don't get long enough notice.\u201d \u2014 - - DISABLED FIREMEN.There nre now seven firemen on 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A t= THE MO w N ! \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 _ TREAL DAILY ITNESS.| eekly \\enda SUBSCRIPTI _ __ , ON RATES i _ LUA VOILE Daly Witness, £3.00.Week cratic government.The utter de | by Ca we then kia dat A mn \u2014 ' m ines, 50 ecity Witness, $1003 >- mere laws ; .t = vec wb ETL ln WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 SOL Sous Lo One address, SDS 1 2 Sr ER struction of Democratic rule in the|R e laws.The victory of theied by the revalutioni re in | es ) Bo a sc Northern \u2018Mewenzer State of New York is a great # epublicans in the national elections | business in a poluionists, They were in ! 1 ° x.À or Great Brit ood, |i ta- itd led nS) sh; EPOWAY.OX tea HE GS À c 4 T TN age on Weck! tain add $1.04 per annum for post- although not an unmi vd complete it is as sweeping | how hat un ' Lu ES oes § N INDSOR HALL ger: 83,60 on Daily Witness, cu Northern Messen- involves th mixed one, for it |nearly so, as that of ti \u2018ping, or; they has heen ib Hel ean HA prim SEE fi @ last edit > e 50, \u20ac \u20ac h or ~ | side i .foie bo wnh © ju Ce Co ADO \u201cFhe in on oh barr Wrexessisde Platt à acceptance of \u201cboss\u2019itwo years a e Demccrats le in the « Mites the losing Cornwall Noe 52 T OR RAND $1.00 per annum.ery evening of publication at att instead of boss\u2019 Hill ; but the | In 1 go.The causes are plain.| to 1a Dooih 15 30 b> Pers frem Feb ER ee F a es _ .Till; n hi > aim.12, \u2018 ere frem Feb.ERI 3 IENTAL ENTERTAINMENTS -\u2014 power of Hill and his machine in the F ab her to Mr.Wilson on the | There are 4°! mee ; \u2014 BY - ; ¢ 7 , (ari ill coal je Tes er i voung women attending Co Sn \u2019 0 BY ADVERTISING RATES.state has long been an actual evil ithe D President Cleveland warned | the classes of the 30 D arms : rs.Mountfo rd .DAILY WITNESS.while the influence of Platt has be | indi ocrats that the country W 5) RS VAR es i 9 Five lines and upwards, 10c per line, Co a danger The R .s been | indignant at the perfidy oi i | EASTERN AW ron IN AID aF THE , on favorable terms.Contract BCT he Republican boss and | that I 37 oi the cave TN | 0 HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL ! WEEKLY WITNESS machine are much weaker, and will t tt 1ad betrayed and sold the party | CHINA ACKNOWLET 515 NP! ;\u2018 PS » .; 4 CIN ILSS, 3 , aid a [0 the - #45 err HPR OJINARITIIY T Pove - _ ; i be muc oo \u20ac monopolists : i 0 Le | sr or .rie nos nun re pe in 20g 5 amet | oe ek more easily broken, and will | visit its ven ists, and that it would COME WE aap es i.: : a.Ate ; \u2018 , .Ur sud : Ty ial axe > - 1 * 1 ! 1 he Vos.- .Rei Jee H uo.se Shoppard's, St.Cath types.Special contract rates.small advertising | at very reason be very much for its fail gcance upon the party London, Nov.HT.Pays p ed ¥ ine street.PE 9 Ant s, St.Cathe- es ; © œ ; s [aur \" 3 SENTE TU Porn Office, in 5 oo i street.Admission 23 rents n s corrupt and tyrannical than the | has done e to keep its pledges.qe response to epatris rame à men in a bn = democrat 3 ; un the ; has > so.Th 7040 that the Chinese C .-snfrme the repert Pris.© q TN Ce oa alae | by ic boss and machine backed spite of th en the party.in; sd ; eo Chinese Gover at hee Tepes! 0 t Ë | - | 1 i Ii A Che Pail d¥ tess | fo Tammany, have been The de- delayed e appeals of the President toe pewars Laing Lond a CS ; ; : ST - a de- vec ; \u201cMk.elal inicris PRIT CORRE : AU II D \\ o | feat of Mr.Hill, too, in all probabil | th and delayed the passage of Cal MT ES LT SES adn ere | C | \\ À es ity puts an end to the danger oi hi \u20ac necessary legislation on the silver or PUTPORE uf a re x i ; To s ; cui \u20ac : Hess =eS | becomi Lae danger ol his question.anti > BIIVCT the wir with dar \u20ac \u2019 Sern the Wonderful Cyclorama of | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 coming the candidate of his party try s {f In the meantime the oun | The seh Cn or Lo s \u2018 \u2019 mi ! + : « x Oo .! se INC po py ery - Deo Co the Wonderful Cyclon WEDNESE JER 7.1804.| for the presidency.Hill did not ana uffered from a scvere financial | sathern ee Todaren Company = AY, NOVENBER 7, 1804.5 Jor.1 co ° suthorized to denv 17e stuton ; 4 pe ES ! ,REDLCTION IN F pe TEE === | all probability, want the nomination banks mmercial depression, in which \\ter'sFlelcgrara C Satan CORNE ON + \" Ent N IN PRICE.IE DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT | fer governor.It was plain to : bunts and manufactories and trading St James: U Compsar, printed sa tr Sea ntrance Fee = : \u2018The D .: C Es every- Nouses w ding 1610007 se Cozcute, that the Ryde * i | 12 De | \u2018one ths vent down by scores RU ar the Pris SA, vo only 15\u20acC.2 for 25\u20ac lat \u2018 pmocratic party, though of + b that the Democrals wère likeiy dreds All t) vn by scores and Bune A SN ; 5 : = .Co.| e ear : : : ; e ! AS.7 1g rey oy , i \u201cth STONE - : Hema 0 : | ie pi erect to hors ho - BA rs it has manifested under 0 be defeated, and that the strongest: pretectio Le was the fault of the.the viceroy of FeCl gemandiaT a reo Ai a PO VAT NES Z | r.aveland s \u2018 candidate t , : gest Pprécection pe icv and 81, ; sei] = panda a a tor nes VEils lectires.eveland some effort to reclai ate they could get would i .y and the silver poliry = LOS PIRTSIE - | oo iB 5 ur las reclaim | ; J d ac w ould have lof the Republi 1 | No ultnstun: \\ ITS INT atfair.frs H i Building eorne~ =i.Catherine aud Sr.Urbain st itself, has succumbed through deep- a poor chance to win.The Demo- begun Hp AD ES Treo depression had (pHrpats sn a | ge Trlerrouh Does 0 E \u2018Opun daily Jun po uvil SF ë ts.seat , : .\u201ccrats th ~ .Ae ld- 5 nn cml a .To Gove CL en ci es the CU [a : RE pen daily Ju.to 19 pu, seated decay, an inheritance of dis- pe ats themselves could not blink the\u2019 and bef President Harrison's time Gover aes Ra.ooo reet aT ER FEE cose Ï Tie .- * * fac .> - AL all afor Dyssnsi - dle tay oven , PS dane, Ivor Soa li A a : ec se from its vicious youth, when jt ve as to the sitvation, and Mr Lier d fore Prezident Clevciand en- IB Ta Toh Verma ! SERA ; 8 A A o ° as the u \u20ac +1 Hill's eye | , aud Mr.| tered on his sec \u2018 L.CE pie oO?incl that i \u2019 : rt ssociation villani péolder of that \u2018sum of all |p s eyes were thoroughly open ito|less it h 5 cond term.ever ol ES 5 | | a ; A PHILLIPS SQUA RE 3 eve os slavery, gathered about it em.There is no doubt that hein po 3 poem aeribed 10 fhe SEE qi Sara eT ay ji: orn ° 2 Ce i ry othe : = ; wan wer.© d S'OTEIRT AT Gin Ca CL à / FU | TL et \u2018Ler villanous element in the | nted some other strong 3 lister au audi CELE TC Ly Pre ti.Con re ! ever e B g man to | au audiences T97CAX + 4 wn = nn ¥ other villanous element te read the ticket Besides hiarseif The probable results of the Repul | itor ne on vedo lg ae ior \u2014 1 .Des $92.03, name D .1\u20ac! Judze Gavnor 3 mself gi ; - DUD- France con A nat pau vie minisier tant nn Commencizz OCTOBER 17th Democrat was a synonym for, ; ge Gaynor was spoken of ; the lican victory are not likely to be very! re nar inline Tha pete nan i Ito teas plo .all that was bad judge was str ; INC bad.There will : - yi iarns wd à Jazen fe Cua, lait wesh Î Ban rics el, the k .Every tavern- | = stronger than his party .e@ will be no tariff reform ! co-onerate with lie other FE NET mate 8 cay.er on y 9 om 10 due | eeper and all the riff-raff of the becatise he had been instrument a oe legislation, and free coal, free i M vor vi peur\u201c.= er powers in !.- ; \u2014_\u2014 me Wile =e si nays Frec.i fa ~ ! res - ie at a a Co \u201c oe on i st c., Saturdays Fr c |! northern cities were Democrat.Whi Cony icting, punishi 1 î h jand free suga À ; red, i A | à HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 almost th ocrat, while + ing and breaking car will not be secured spopdent fro iene Te 3 : 2 ; s 1e whole membership of the up the election corruption and fra de but, on the other hand, there will 1 *| of all the pen TE \"The cu Ï na - \u2014\u2014 tempers 44 ; B 10 frands _ nand, > A be as (he Tanne Te assemibiel en NS 5 5 INDSOR HALL Ch D societies, the Young Men's of his own party.The choice lay no reactionary protection lezislatio vi Ue - eas | A: FIE=' - ve fA\" ; TIS : 3 \u201c, .i bet AC .- ay .* Sl 10.ows Ore tire situation Vs WEL Medi Lor vee | an Associations, the Christian between him and Hill, who was strong oe Republican party has never dared calmly avow es PEER Prigee .; 3.SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1missions and so f inside his s strong to sucgest i \u20ac rod stand she | Cninas empeteutr O8 TH HIT PS E» 1 S ra ide his party for t ; cgest a ret .stand the Japs and La THURSDAY, Nov > .orth, was Re- p for the opposite rea return to high nt CE! ps ail opncalsd te 4) Reserved! se: DAY, - ov.8, at 4 p.m.publican.soi .poslte rea- ; ri : .protee- ors to ntervene PET te te eu, Reserre pentnelmer à nel Sh Admission, 25e.in old n As the Democratic party oi, namely, that he was the arc: tion.McKinleyism is dead : Nad the China wre ; face dore that Next concert, Tin tulay, Nov.leppard x music sores.f old age suffers, perhaps to the death priest of corruption and fra ! tin ie pot Deen sue thas u Re hr oh 5 ; I conceit, A0V, de 3 from a rui aus \u201c| was | 14, Hi ; ; of that the Re-|He handel cae and'raz à wear indernn 7 a MIZPAH LODGE, |crudes ruined constitution and a re- was prepared to support Gaynor as publican party would not have had re muidster ape repr : £ ; ani ay S ; ave ha exe proposals.The Wins Cir Fe pp No.2, 1.9.0.F ) : cence of the diseases of its andidate for governor, probably fe the great victory it had Yesterd rarauir impressed The ministers were jo a LS DU.ce > , 3 = \u2018 \u2019 amis Le ; \u20ac 3 misspent youth, so the Re ; ing that hi i ably feel- The issue that i esterday.ness and promised arplanded his frace- The Regular Weekly Meeting of party, though \u2019 epublican came f is strength, that which .at is not dead is the sil-| \"= and promised to snpport his capped : be held TO-MOR- | to TC now sold into slavery |.e from outsid °h ver issue.Th .Ba fas STORCH MIN OT Ltjored 10 To ; held T-MOR- | ; avery tside of the party, was e Democra Lac pe ['aitine the leading J bee be we Room, lLe Y.ne EX Buin 3 to moropolistic interests which like what the party needed | the ise | to as ot a Tu i Ea : square.Every meml Ch \u2018ing.slaverv ts, , K J >d IN 1e Crisis sIgns of weak- fleet ep 5e gent propases to hay : present.By order of the N.1ber is requesteu Lo De avery of old.natur mac The Hl hate | a ns vases M 7 Br al i wally adopt eve he convention, of A ness in regard to this .- J KU ils ann fghtéerz a ; W.CHAMBERS, Rec.-S evil alli pt every | ; , which Mr.Hill - 1is question, and Enslisi owners have ar de an?| a CHAMBERS, -Secy alliance, has still .was chai ; state - ., rs have a resid to nierotiat ! > - CAT A GEST 2 ; .| a wonderful rman, carried ray i conventions her Torin eet Ss ONTREAI -\u2014 hold \\ u ed away by .s here and there i auécn, Nov, f-=-Tne CT - AL on the country owi loyalty .v by its diff re in| .don, Nov, #0 The Tomes vi owing to the lv yvalty to Hill's pers different parts of th ; editorially Ta-morrs her RS HOMEOPATHIC IOS dw : cariy .s person, would hear > ce union have bee _ si A-morron : Av concept, ! ; rosrrrAL : 86° works which : ; ; of 1 , wear a ; ; ave been tion of the ave x vomeerts tu\" A Meeting of the BD AL ich associated its na 10 one but Hill ; declaring in fav - ihe powers mast lie whoil : he Doard of Gove win | wi ated iis name ill as candidat ; n favor of free inac the suhere of or me wheal © wiih dr fot arc | Gorornors il | win all that was noble and gooû in | declared that none but he c à and silver.The Republicans coinage of ot opeentinn Lo offic Anvihinge on were à AR Ps en ail hat was oe dosfared + conld save eat s are now the the ques.ven mediation ts out of avn, Hie nl y.e collapse of the party, and that h er party of the two on this i quesiion.We da ye Eng receive the annual r oon Rusiness\u2014To : Democ ; .: >} i \u2018 e could, They a .e two on this issue of a result in any nt SENS ne À NILLIAM G.MICHOI By order.| of rente party is largely the result | wanted their captain at their he Lit and it is perhaps well that, in La ( Pan S notes Pépariaits inasmoeh Ja vor \\ L.M.D.Secy.3 two principal causes, which may the supreme hour of trial Th IN of the danger of reactiona view apyarentiv at Tor ane ot Por: Arthur 5 \u201cnes | 7 i be briedy 3 1) oo .1Pre ; > nary silver| tion Nr tei is procrpstiou- Le - TL fly stated as- .was nothing { ; Pre legislati + .T pi.Moreover it js doutrin na Ber | FRIDAY : Non NBER 5 AT oy s/ sugar and | cireumst ng tor Hill to do under the a ation, the Republicans should be the Chinese fronds are Le fu] whether ! .; any.emocratic e | i stances but a majorit T pan canno: | 11s are adoquate, in- vo Lz MMANTUE \\ | tors sole sena- | - accept, which ity.pan cannot he contient Wiehe que Ben I MMA T ! d | probaBlv dic ., ch he s withôrew: (Cult ME ESP UE | * L EL CHU RCH, | and D themselves to the sugar men ; 0 obaBly did with the consciousne _\u2014 i ESA CE Chin's claim te toon - rought ith wr ; - SCIOUSDESS uzerainty of Corsi She yatural ANNES | Frias Eviuing, Sov.9, 1854 > sh not only cn themselves at he was courting an alm TORONTO TOPIC deman:l pen ree ee She raturaly vin 1 1day Ev uing, Sov, = 534.8 o'clock.| ut on their party the reprobation of ; tain defeat which would most cer- MR.WIEL : QPICS.ship and the ri ne hen af bo own Ja i- \" = by LONE CH \u2018a : .| I es .MER.WILSON AND THE QUEEN minal 16 Tieht to exercise more tha HUE 0 F- \u2014 ADMISSION FREE org.| the nation ; and Mr.Hill, the imper career.Thus he w terminate his AND THE QUEEN CITY BOND PUH- rominail authorit:.er Than , = à y + , - » .Lo cr xn ' 1 : av ! | \u2014 Silver Collection in aid of Caoir Fund 7 | sonation of all that is corrupt i oo trap he had as caught in the lf CHASE\u2014NEWS NOTES.London, Nav, 6.\u2014Jt is vind 1 pred ! : M ! : .£ inerte ) \u2019 | ONCER\" re | corrupt ; ; pt in the | ad set for Gaynor In|?Tpronto, Nov.7.\u2014Al 5 one of ine Japanese ri that Le ! NCERT BY | ptest politics in the world, who rder to secure the ind \u2019 1 of Montreal \u2014Ald.Wilson Smith, VU! be the founding of buf foe 3 ! : .+ i .at: \u201cSe i 1: \u2018ep rage i.SA EDISON .combines in himself \u2019 | Gaynor\u2019 ependcnt vote | ; , sent a letter to the Ci tween China and Core a buffer sare hee RE UT | ; ow ovocmArH.ment of i self the corrupt ele- | ynor\u2019s name was placed th Council this afternoon i e City 1d Corea.: me pisos Ture [| | | nt of the natio ; ; ticket .\u20ac on tne > = 1 in reference à cf 1 Arde irection of Messrs A | \u20ac tional Democratic t ket for judge b ene s | : boss à Brothers.G?Acton.On Messrs.Laing and th .party | 5% ut he ref onds to him whi .37 | oo d Q + ation, .! e still m ; n ir : 1sed the ci ich the Coun- BIG STORM SWN x TS tu t pe ore corrupt element | nomination m cil referred t- = WL DCWN BF ; \\ BY , ers, art ; .ents of .There © red to the exe iv ; ST | Pe \u201clu Cag Chore Tam A pL © I re can be n ; cutive committee S LL NH ee , | ain Duers.Guarzéttes and Chor sy ammany, was enthusiastically cho- | that Hill showed great cou 0 doubt! to be dealt with by that body pee .t.John.Ni.Nov.7T\u2014Yesertae thie UE\" va ; Heard disti sw .\u201csen as the champi fough i rage ; he letter Mr.Smi au ; v.Iu the GY was visite bv \u20ac xli: PTE ae ; i over 1,200.netly by audiences numbering | crats in the i > of the Demo-, cool; t the fight of his life with zreat \u2018?the mith says since the letter the areatest for te PRE EE > ° yn bw on pion of (Po | os and d : : grea il of Oct.25 - Le \u20ac: past forts wears, Th a\" LAN os eran ces pue orats fm the ne | the | SS etermination ; he pro- ters have come to his noti \u201d some mat SNOW was of the heavy, sticky Co hie 8 1 SQUARE CHUROIL Loom of DOMINION | These two cri e presidency.4 ; e utmost confidénce in his action in be the oute tice which, what- «le many thousands SRE ale Tirkots, admitiing.: ~ crimes of the \"i triumph \u2019 18 action i » outcome of the city's |: ; ousands of eleetre topo ; Fo ' \u201cte, à t .\"du arty, if up to th ion in the matt \u201certai city's telenh dr CC SALE Ch CU or te = p , ! i e very ev ha .| rier, certainly deserve one wires whieh are at .Kot.aiming.one sult or vo oni \u2018there had been no other, richly de- | election, and he has suff ° the be strictly scrutinized and nly deserve 0 streets, proved u Heh are steve w oeuvre oo ES :, served the i ni - Lydd ered u sect investigation.pase the suv- |, .cdl unequal 190 10 tasse\u201d PE A S To the.he condign punishment which | destruction.How can his na (ter the letters although the ton Le Pas?LENCO the weight of = Ce we To.; e e .LT] Cv demanded e tenders were ; enacicusly ta\u2019 on Shoe hele ° ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 it people have meted out to | offered at the national conventi e be Heart demanded, instead of Martine all RANG vs Ther au 3 fi LS | - __ : He cl 1e Republican t ;a Democrati ion as |; ith in the ust pr ving 21 directions, and, falling ae Pt SL Te LL ; .C ratic 13 hes e usual way and ; Vives of : A v ue REE 1 - ) ! divi ; party, the candidate est one accept y and the s of the sireet railw ! me 4 SET vine .| , am .ted on ; spits iivalv Ÿ eet ruilwe eh ro \u201c y BY ORGAN RECITAL | ivine instrument of this ven | has been completely an who tents of Mr.Smith's po en the con.lively for a while i a cc E I Cu : .ran .en- ; > 0 : .\u2018 .s tender were \u20ac Diente Ne i \u2019 sXe ETS ee : DOMINION NUE NE HILTON, geance, merits ils 1j ;own state ?Ce routed in his Over to Mr.McPee der were cabled bievty, Dat na aveudents ere Co Hv bo sb .(EE METHODIST CHURCH s triumph no\u2019 ae : His objecti xenerally acti e, a london broker Halif N Tele SATURDAY, Nov.Io, 1894, at n.PCH more than .did the heathen pot : Cleveland\u2019s nomi jection to Mr.|: the vos for London clients, who mate D Ce Vor .1894, at £ pom., e hea poten- 8 mina .: esent ins A s, who midnight a hurriea; Je ee PS Miss HOPLINSHEAD Prasists ; tates of oid who chastised Israel.It Cleveland could not tion was that representative of ance the alles and raged with res ST Kat see _ EE 3 HER DE D Pet Mi-x CRAIT 44 À 7 =i ï .t - syndi on so-called Ecot vai oe great Violen Cie = he | pe BERS an ë ers Jndgment a ne S| There was no evid carry New York.syndicate.The tenderers Crs Éroten anal of the nigh: EEL _ ta .et 8 Miss FLAY 4 mt J .it was - vidence unaware of the fac A reby \u2018Annie M.Pride\u2019 i en ; A PS Collection tn defray ap a impossible for the D .\u201c7 tof his stat .e of the truth vas asking f we fact that while Toronto at Bear C ide Is Téportes 410 ; = A ; poss emocrats, wio tatement ; but to the cont leg wn or tenders they were to b ant al Etes ron _ !_\u2026 veacnec ver au \u201c ie ; .à ontr , tag ll wi il y w , » be anit a AY \u2019 Sa .oo FoTuURE MEETINGS {viriue Le er on a wave of popular In his own case, however, hi eu their merits, and way but openly and oi She ia ot four pere n De ! viriue der 3 .! 3 .» 15 leu- \u2018 , >, = a x Ps : RP A pures Ts ax el MALL - 0 + + cmanding freedom of trade, | ment is convincing, and it is fo BU- DUTDOSE of endeavoring vo used for the With lime aud is emt a C L TO PRAYER to keep themselves out of the snures of oo premises which is foundeq | vther broker advantages hy give Some the rocks.Bhe is Tsu tr PE.So > \u2018the monopolists, how tartes OL pareiy .are certain.He Lan to put in a tender at a _permiting Lhe Tova Scotia Marine, ln .3 (one Woman's Christian Tempera \u201cis cult will it sts.how much more diffi- oreiyv carried the city of Ne © vance and in this ola nominal ad- munication was badl \u201ca \u2026 be .oo this province are ee Unione alt will it be fer the Republicans got three thous aw York : venuires.Mr.smiti Teo way get dee SLOT | sem | rve WEDNESDAY, Nov Te vited :n 6b- turned opublicang, re- ousand majority wt letter he is i : th contends in Lig | \u2014\u2014-\u2014 private.as well us het .Lun as a anv nf 1ed to power by the grace of those he should have got si ots, | ne pis or r fr 2.i un and colleges PR ante prayer, \u2018or sc'rypls Tan HT wT hs SIXLY 5 | i out, ye Fe 5 .: | gested tees Circulars containing the ri rrenopclists, at once to do their bid Mr.7711 with hi J thousand.married out, yet if th 1-2 percent bonds | LONIZATION AND PEPSTIHTATION : eC order ni exercise fer morning à © ding and n 1O- ps * is machine 3 pe, 0 Îssuis à at ue City is determine ROE PASS Bested order of xeric nine and g and not call down trickerv and and hic ais 4 percent bounds ned A VIGOROUS KFFORT rC A \\ : afterneon 5 rings nal be hat on applica- s\u2018\u2018ves the : upon them- ; ry and fraud, has been complet offer for 3 1-2 perce i as the wrirer\u2019s FEORT rO FLOUE mL ' vogys Tam en he 1 imei SUPE whica S°.ves eo wrail! \u201c- .Flv ow ns - -}., 2\" = perce: was mriler phar ree .ta Speclal Calls to Praver.perniendend \"1 pas lear A ath of a pcople which y wrecked, while Mr.Cleveland © the other tenderers he is jure oe than | MEST IN M Tee Le TT\u201d ie pas learn rath of a pepe va With his administration.h 2 1.Who or A percent bonds would ba bat me oper Tire werk ni the pois au = ALL.age $ 47 .1 2, nINISt has st | chat of ihe Lente iret oT CYAN jarlation Sod ; Le ee | , EE ret | 5e If the nation would not for- principle against friend stood by been allowed eh = ndicate.If he nad va ion Nociciy of , ; 5 : ! CON .give à partv.a few \"© + il - il and foe, offer © on ed Re enoxtedre 0° the | eine que id ou vus Pa \u20ac Boe NOW.CTU ; sold he v.a few of whose members stands to-day.a great rock, ab foo, 00 ve the Scotch syndiezto le Peu poet month vas Sin en : .ne .g \u201chemsoly ; = ù ox, \u20ac : ,\\ bave been preps EN tie Db oul REE Los ow ve wy hoe 2 2.he on 1se]ves to a single interest | only Democratic eminence ont the Mer to hel marred où onfe 10 make an ééplications for nl PO ETS SE Es ES pe! SE> 8 BA _ | ' IW OW .ir Des ten QTY > ifte or \u201c : oo cCarriet out à apr Se a trens dar cat pesrie r 1 a \u2018 ny Evangoli PRAVER MLITINGS.eo i'l they forgive one wholly sold its head amidst a del Hien lifts prepared to mabe oifer PRN aid sin Momcrett tn tes pou ON Nov a Mall, 7154 SL Catherine sto op to all the interests?No w whelming wate elug2 of over- (25 for 31-2 percent Na ME a be Ca .Iath, _Qg+e - .- se = us © Lo .2e lebrentires.Pie 6 + Yeo New el 0 \u20ac i f a 3 p.m.\u2014varah, or Woman's Werk thing could hapnen | NN = fini eter ind that of ihe Spe] Der at Lori.a's Werk happen io the Republican | £10000 better than th vas, he holdes.|; EA stag desk PU A en ad Cc oer \u201cnt Spam Rebekah, or Consacra party than to be where it is to-day : The deliverance of the city of N | derer, and re is bas of any.other ton- pene Pis Noah RC ST ae | LA - ongaecra- s to- .I x * Now mini .> 5 Qo n in the IDn- Ne oe pa br, nr : .Dec.2h, Dg \u2014 _ York from tl : J New minion fioat at an 1- (of (he soidety TH PRET ; | SW, 2 pam\u2014Rachel, or Der ; 101 \u2014 1e misrule and interest La equally low rate 6 borne PO jety, sas Unit \u2018ne vor 3 ST ho pean or tone ¢ f , nd tyranny interest and with muc ot ate of rons ds erat fell ir done vtr el ns | 11} EE 4 Jan.Spd, AEE Miria THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS of Tammany is cheap even at the > Britain the ith meh less cost, than in omens Ta Ve in the è Ce ai 53 Co Jan.17ih.3 Fo e jam.or Lealorsin \u2018 - AN.[le] .\u20ac Li cost an e ak 2 Jo 5 of the Gta ne x ae mnt as dos air ee ; \u2019 Jan a po pr uprai os Woman's Wok As a result of yesterday's elections \u2018ti the Republican victory in tiie n An he makes offer to accept 7 1-2 por.of the RE it Ee Lr Ah ie \\Worla.= ch .\u201c s'tional 1 3 1 a- GEIL Oe 4 percent bonds if TT or- LE Onis, Mt The Jos: \u2018 .Pr de LE i: the Republicans wi i elections It i ; rors cnds jf tone city pr the dirertor .1° Jast ior hk 2nd.220 pu\u2014Jael, or W ppublicans will have worki , = t is signific fers and pay more for t qty pre- Re direriors a duy on Tue +00 Cam Avenger .or Woman, the pn aloriti ; vorking : the caus Î = ant of Scotch syndi s for them than tho Evitane presided hor wor er re Feb.\u201clst 3 1 ajoriti~s in and control T suse of the overturn t Scotch syndicate.The lett DENT qiecorder sided, amd thors wore oe re tog, 6 | yntrol the House Goff rn that Mr.in making th Fe otter concludes |, Le De Hentisny.Gus \u2018 pe | TE pm i ah Cr Womans OF Representativ | icff, who conducted the i ia 18 e offer.Mr.Smith say De Belicfcuifle \u201cspy.Gustave +1 ( i March Ind, 3 ward.v SN tives and the Senate et T the investigati does not abandon any is rights 76 j1.E Carter.ERE pre a | 2 Power ni Pom a or Woman\u2019: Washinzion ; Will All all the e oa of Tammany corruption before vue case the Conncil Pci Dis rights in ported APE En pronos en 4 fareh 2ist, 3 a home.tive off \u2018he execu- | Lexow committe - ne From Jan.| to Get es iv iho tty VOTE of Jaying ont oh cranny \u2019 ESI Ri loyer for par-\u2014Jezebrh ar Woman's - tive offices of the State of New York, his ti 1 mittee, ran away ahead of carnings of the Toro, ol last the gross io be rot «l, Metre al, ni 2008 a PS dealers in ch À April sh, 220 cm gp the World.; and have large majorities i the Pas ticket, even though the ticket pany amounted \u2018to ee, 0 _Rajwey Com- | commen, nt Aon conn eee ue Semel .ol ' ! Reuired .-bhunamite, vr Kinditess leei © A s In es carried b LS kot was for last m 0 \"Sa 464: he receipts {to | hells HE OE PE pod fre fe eha DOTY pren: 3 AU Young Prop egislature of the state ; wi Ce y a majority of ; ast month -verc Ss0.307, th tv's | the Aon: Lake.it as a Le Se ul Se | ; state : will adminis ; ; twenty or percenage bei ; , e city's ; #° Minister of in aren el appr LT GGerv 0: .: 8 atirnd i > cortially invited tor tl a een à is- .thirty tho n 1 157 eing 56.424.For 5 fir cr wf AE te Le SEE ! RH = _ 2d to or the affairs of 1 ye 2 - : usand, where : as month las a.- : r the same |\" Jeseph d'Halowr * ps Tied Eases Hho A Et rando minorities of 57g co year Ge receipts were Sie Gi Wp Te Ù ROQUOIS HOUSE H ; nd the city of Brookisn, and tl cand have been The legal percentage 49.691.y Minerve MH, so ping des wane STE dissoleeds 5 J1 SE HOTEL CC will in all the .yh, ok the rule.It is to bet FE Mev, à gal adviser of Mrs.Maria Har |éimenit Hetrceen La Me EE An evi f : NOTICE \"TEL CO.Il the states cf the uni i .hoped that wit ev.the woman who recenily at art- inoue he en Juutélle, CIC Neon pe Nn \\ speeial OTE.; command more power and inf ion a Republican legislature and With notoriety at Brantford recent\u201d attainod | neue and Lee da To won ea 19 Ratiano 5.4 a; A sperial meoneral meetin ] - nd influence tiv I \u201c 1d execu- à Cas fi , \u2018 ;nnection witt | mmepeed inv first fine day nen prin Holtan a pu Cn Po à command mo \u201cco.tive at Albany : se where she was accus ) According : .dove ney pring Delian ao \u20185 4 viners 0 the Irognois Tious ne share-, te y have done at: ; .{ y and an anti-Ts ing 1 as accused of murder wording te ne Colanizaion 1: PRÉ er nen ¢ will take place : ; s House Hot .! > at any time sinre , : Peri A .-lammany ng her husband, ; ; der- t4- official org\u201d .nization * CHBÈPR op neural TANT : SL Ji ke place at the Company\u2019 ve Co.the presidency \u201cmneval C nee | administration in New IMANT Moore, 0 d, bas notified Mr.J.iL vm of fetal orgon of the socion Le SRE pane PR 4 La ames street, Montre: ve Office.196 : y of General Grant Lui New York city, i ore, of the Muree that his cl nn of the lard in Gooornor's ial ve dee x the ih Decembes.at Du TUESDAY, far as state and municipal ant.So [ will not be difficult for th y, it objections to the embition rent has pelonging to Ve LE AE US oe Ê | SE Sas a Baia 4n cipa Slitics ar e cit _ jgure imitatio! hors i a wax comple d for a ARG SN hate out, 1s 5 TE I CO TTI T7 4 4 .Board of a resol ion or a concerned the cause of cool oe are | thorities and the state authoriti ee cordings itation, of EE Legal pro- dred and Er On A price A Pan-1 Gyan A ve ARTS ; x ins.beld on Tnesd: MES UE ispard Meet- ; se od govern- agree up .rorities tO if the Toren ' wyer, will be taken structed pt ey ES me a becs eur en eon en 4 | by it was de cided wv.the bth inst her ment has ben forwarded mœ = pon legislation whici ; A ia Musee places the fig QT NE 4e.| fen ACTES whaells \u2018eut nl affice of Mesr-.Nav y if va scided that \u2018he \u2018ompans where- rded by the | - .which w \u201chamber OTe : figure in the eight ares partially.The pour on, \"ri ! Le a bi it vas nc at he pens should feat of the Demucrats Wi 75 de make a resuscitation of Tn in vertise Ne or continues to ad- for agi ira alls ee gr dopo] ; Cvrins the hs a.BF By order of the Ii : .HS.ith the ex- rule an i clits ammany Moped > atcraction.13 now quite re: he For 4 is vom JR BUT, mis dur See Fret-v 1200 - E r of the Board.ception, perhaps, of Massact ,n impossibilitr.The pe Mrs.David Siock left her hus 5 he ee ever nv | + | owt, cep Massachusetts New York wi people of vear ago.Short! terwar ushand a re 4 te LR 8 Les Le ) FORD, and Pennsylvania, few | rk will, however, n ried W y afterwards she mar | Den sa = ve : | ; ; | ous, , eed to see ie Ww.Jones, 319 Victori = - ar- PERF YN .Wore taken ty Eon etary-Treas i were 5 \u201cto the enf 1 amy and D ot ins | Li _ Montreal, Nov, 7, 1804 lreasurer.> in a position to he benefited Le orcement of even such legi has been arrested for bigamy a a pi i I ; a oh 7 (the exchange of Republic: pnefited by | lation.Eternal vigila .ogis- zuilty.© nd pleaded |, Afr.C.D.Taperell, inspector of sieep- with very tile no, Nv n publican for Demo- | price of liberty ; it c nee is the t Mr C.A.Brown, a former T a cars for the Canadian Pacific, elt far repentant letter The run I ; it cannot be secured oe hi here from Nicaragua whore tale tar this rcorning, where he 5 a hat removed stamys (Ter 7 > $ ie.; a 7 ps (Let, ne + - : 0 = sat aration / ; ; Sn v a ris brother, was reeently expell- the charge of the Vancouver liofcl fy7 poration deeds is officially © Ye company.VOT erie was married and ion) tstrect Te vas a mun of ! i J Ton \u201cA \u2014 oe pare « 5 | \u2019 | \u2018 - | / WITNESS \u2014 ; \"TRE DAILY NESS.\u2014 ; 7.1894 THE MONTREAL D: | _ \u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"rDNESDAY, NOVEMBER /, \u2014 - I ; | | cales 9 I D EE \u2018 CHEESE MARKETS.ADVERTISEMENTS.uctien ; cn PASTIMES \u2018 ani g D.\u2018 1 L or ; \u2014Offerinzs to-day: LL 10 _- 1 Robertson, N.K.Falrbank & Co.COMMERCIA .Ingersoll.Ont.Nov 6 01 a : _ f .in .- > A.AL nu f hé i 7 10150 bid: sales- WAT ER \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ) i allemand, 0 Alan yo Fone Ba \u2014\u2014 2,260 boxes: no sales: 10c to L510 ; \u201c.icke & Co.OTS 10 PASTRIES smart, ro] au TH men holding for fr BLOOD TURNE | M.Micke & Co Menard, T.O.Paquette, T.Marsh, ei Wr pas FFT } : | \u2014 - avlor.Archambault, O.Fortin, .Wednesday, Nov.7.\u2014 a ne, n yg - oo EBEC STICL DISSATISFIED Gime Caran ies and Rice 9 ; \u2018ES MANCHESTER COTTC \u2018in THE RESULT IS DIZZINESS, FAINT- SAL QUEBEC S Pid & Son, J.J Morgan.PI.Trudell, J.WIIOLESALE PRICES.Manchester, Nov.7.\u2014The \u2018Guardian, on ING SPELLS AND LOSS OF À large siock ofInceds Cloths, ere an 3 \"1 av SU TE, Silver- Lo + Û .re as -onchester .says:\u2014 During N \u2019 A! ; rae stock of Tn erds.Cloth .lariteau, J.Fenl y.E.Fortin, Macdonald, Reerbohm's cable advices to-day a its commercial ma van CAPTER GAIN | i overre un recs Clon ; eens as sowsmon cus TE 1 ai Panier - ro owsi\u2014argors off coast, wheal firm; do.| wel: there ho Pre nerally been cautious.The ENERGY\u2014HOW TO \u201cral.| Manties Dress Goods, Le pe VER CARS pa \u2018itson, J.=.Munsicker.s:\u2014C s | | but Buren as occasionally D ue 0 = | Es : .in A dvi HOCKEY AND SNOWSHOE CLUBs IT.Wi * maize, nil.Cargocs on passage and for ofiars have been at low figures, and he HEALTH AND STRENGTIL | Blankor va Lu cad TING - AN HOCKEY.shipment, wheat and maize, firm.but no {ransartions have been moderats, being con.| tank th > vn \u2014 RALTIMORE TO BUILD A.AL See YI Mark Lane English wheat, turn fined to actual requirements.Is any 1 >\u2019 de 1 von ly REN : > r .£ > x s \u2014\u2014 | ve Rn e Crystal Hockes ON de , firm; Mark Lane of American cotton at Liverpool sellers 10 hose of an observant nature it ibers have re-vived instrue- y AEA CEE DEFENDER.The Young Crystal Hockey Club meets to- dearer; da, forelgn wheat, firn ab A maize, ers* favor, and thie pas AAAS previously Te : ® painfully apparent that a iarge The sui Tes : anime .A._ 2 Le Cn i ; Co.rehegte Age ize Ai - lan , rtd fiers whic cy a > mus e 3 f TES Le Pit ir raoms, ! .: + lav off the inter rrow evemnz at ihe rink, Dorchester American maize, firm: do., Danu entertain offers viously apoarent that a lates\u2019 Th 4 quqeher Wunis to play morro nas \u2018ecting the club for the |\u201d : mpt, 21s 6d; refused to consider.Little business | percentage of the young dies Jl and 1 NOTRE DAME STREET.o oC - fiwmpdonsiip in Montreal.It street.Husiness affecting the ed turn dearer; ex-ship, 21s 94; prompt, 2 efus ; y FTots of shirtings a ë njoyment of good Nos 21 a 25 2 ; vo onan sip in © .san wil ansacted, conse- ; hi- done for China, but a few re far from the enjoy d Evening, Now.9 PE - EE : fe \"oming seas 1 will be trans: ER lie 'd American flour, rm.C achi fabrics were placed fori a a Mid faces and listless Friday Afiermoon ane ; , I nT + Ha nev seen: «0 unsettled om A no.\u2018ndanc { members is re- do., English and .and light bleaching fa A or fare ee i yen ; | na n Nor.cogratted that the: quently a fall attendance où mer: 2's: do,, present and & d ne stap!es for Madras.The e .oa rly hreakdown A large Merchant Tailors and Dry Go fy - or .rane this mateh.A Re lian wheat, off coast, 2s: D, Calcutta and soi le \u20ac 0 J h American demeanor bespeak an ca > ! : : are Merchant 3 rt SEE \u201c in referance to quested.\"eather in Eng- Pombar demand is autet.South 2 are not taken to r'e- grnsk ail Pine Goods emprising ss , - rawine où the last following month, 22s 6d.Weathe -ombay : : arket buyers purchased jp rrompt measures e RA len and Camano Teeth French Sui .ar (or the drawing of t YACHTING © kets, turn and minor foreign market yet Cats Pet OT ie.A case in uen an i.| Cr \u2018 3 x .: NG.; - s a fi + y 8 - e istad energies 1 Janam Beaver Nap.5 Co | reed an 4 land, mild.French country mar \u2019 noderately.I'he tendency of yarns storo the wa tre er f Green- nus.Fancy Trovserings, ; ; \u2018 sante on nes ters a y on wh held; MOderatels Tn + a fair number ; is that of Miss linerson., ef Gre Vs: and Friezs Overcoatings, Heavy = Hons Di ey TE Tu dearer.Liverpool spot wheat, firmly red ¥33INSL sellers.PE \u2018concessions were pans ont The mother of the young AN and ne re Lamb Cloaking, °° 1 ron unon «a ground ren- Baltimnre, Nov.6,\u2014The \u2018Amertean\u2019 says: do., spot maize, firm, but not active; r \u2018 Cage ahsactions : oo on The ter an Clair, r a.rian Lam Cloaking, Ce ne | ls aux RENE Of A ete of Batrimore oe Pon hiding winter wheat to arrive in London ex-auay, made._\u2014 health for two years, and we spent À bling.Mlankets, jarge assortment Dress aval \u201capitatists are vontempiaÜns the ba es 91e à + : following month, I.SC MARKET.| rs in doctaring but wit Gunds.ete ete, creative of the geasen, To avoid LE a ea ne to rontest with the fleetest yachis 21s 9d; dn.present 2nd oo for sailer of CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARK sod mary dollars in loctasing bat with arte prin ree wn Dre ar i enet- je Ï avt whie it 1s confidently lage sq liver 3 ï Forde Cov.T7, 1894.very little d.| \"1113 ot .N .as tl \u201ca PSY OI à COMpIEINt às to the net Inf the world.avi which, it is cor er of 20s 3d .llowing month, Union Stork Yards, atcago, Nov.° an - > Le badly run dawn and that her clôse an estate.) ° va L both «znoeted, will prove tha cup defender roast, 21s; do., present and following Hozs\u2014To-day's estimated receipts, 74.000 2 she was : .She suffered Sale at 1.30 and 7.30 o'clock, .- 2 rooms.NO ue \u2018 hu Te ae Lr wizely and choose well in the pre- of musical composition, than ted.Choral Middines Les Lacs 19.00 to 20.00 gans.Mason & Hamlin, Dominion and ATER { I ON instar movement that couid be initia ed.\u201cvocal Moulle .nnoreeenttt 20.00 to 21.00 Berlin chapel and parlor organs, th | Gold Lane \u20ac : inp TL > 01 in: .ee ne Ske ividual proficiency in \u2018al Moul A ; vision erli , a parlor o oe ne | | oe AMONG THE JUNIORS.1 hold societies and individual © are undoubtedly llog Producis.\u2014The (radins 9 Pon Aeolian organs, and en apo | Cor i I PRUE \u2014 Ce Ta de ; e WwW 0 an instrt Pit UC, usical au- |.senerally quiet but ere : c 5 ing xey- Z , | ! hx Junicr Independent League Ctx fe adjuncts to musical is generally g 3 0 armors Dairymen | | tn : : EL moessary # ; it is tH ; ; Vv te: \u2014 850 to $1,500., ,\u2019 CE ects WES cn cling ai ALJ SITES most neces : community: but it is the ces.We quote: from $5 1, : [at \u201curs co sc LT my Yancement ia Sn comptait au wonûers in di.n s.c., heavy .$19.00 to $20.00 7 = Suburban Residences, | \"= a eat de ep y or reveal Uiose variations Canaan se, light oo.16.50 to ne + = Etc., Etc ; er QUE | Su i LS of sy ONY.« SEE 4 ive ai adi INE .10, a TR! ve .; Le and Aziegate, rom va 1 vity are Usenuy of tone color, which result ouly ment Sea Hams, city cured, per Ib.ry to po val, ADVERTISEMENTS., \"3 a tejuesita Lo bu où hand.combinations of different Sn limited Lard, pure .0000 io 00 111; .; .Ce : or (eiy, Monirea as © flBaron oi.6 SRATING.aT i i these great realms of ° affords no new , i ES OBUGGAN CLE musical a, And antl our public ix much Buiter.The butier Trading is of a swan IT?GET A 446 & 418 ST.PAUL ST.carte THE MONTREAL TOBOGGAN CLUB.musical art, ar L until ou present, in this router The butte Trading is \u2018of a eal ?| | Eponge les this organization was more enlightene 5 hold an inferior ,rder and confined princip .\u2018e quote \u201c Ts ; RR a As its name implies organi - ; respert, it must necessarily h» Prices are unchanged.We j im >.a 2 Le inc «hi ° 1.; pue ./ \u2018 - reamery \u20ac 20a; ; pes re ac art Do hs old a the opular ep In Te Ce win too mich to Ten Western at 16c to 18L50.i But about HAVE | FANS E n ng à i.> sport hus t Tat Nic au Ived lightenment can hardly meet w .hat the + r is little business doing in AND Hi | A, EUR KA OIL r hi ne ; 0e ay avd ihe Montreal Club has evols favor: It is salisfactery, therefore.tha Cheese.\u2014There is lit 3 uneh ed , \u2018thing clse : Se 10 5 ass RE Hil For several years tavor: ; > nization, under a the market is unchang .Every = | SEEN bu Va pot dnamas vombine For several ve : ncement that an organizatio \"| cheese an a ;0-day \u2014 Pientiful Supply RUES WITH - : : : \u20182gulariy revegnizeu announce Symphony Or- Ch Folle Dies fon Lu a : A jen 5 \\ per 2 ov have been tne reguiariy recog a the name of the Montreal Symp :+ Ve quote the fo 13 es fi Mf For the hem EEE - wo ang Db ot the MANA and as\u2019 sun tra.is accomp tact, and that it ! red at 1N46 to 10%e; Townships 1 0 PetentSelf-mcasuring Pumps.= 7 CS LY ete sure Là tact the ERAN en concert to-mor- rio Co Quebec at 912c to 9%c; and You'll find herc, of Water.pro jPote ts TH: LL Ce \u20ac >.i ar All give its fi : y ro At IA ss Li ?\u2019 se .ant 55 ni ; ¢ ; bear will g awakened much mere _ ~ pr ve | \"5 of dust c'enings meet will \u2018ow afternoon.has awakene > - \u201cable at 483 6d.\u20ac twa > vo ed Fi > 3 ue shat- row altern ; ; Cr : er 0 ne Ç ; ; J | : | | Pa Abn np ere lust winter Lad: (han nal musical Ing in the art will fal Eggs.There is a firm ee ote 2° PEOPLE TALK x ESTIMATES GIVEN Zed) Cabinet Oil Tanks.LE 5 hamiconsiip here last 1 be do 2 in| what is most deserving in the art ible suc- and prices are steady to firm.We uo 17 : \"ELL ROUNDED OUT, eis < Le ' i Cae Lope that soinething will be En to hope for this new society all possible sue 127 to 14c for ordinary stock and ic tc 17c OF OUR STOCK AS WILL ; NSIVE THE A \u2014axp \u2014 Nothing more snitabie cr durable for Orls, &e.\u201c.> \u201cWar of another shoh monster affair ne cess, nor to lend iff all possible 2955 ala ; stock.BECAUSE VERY COMPREHENS ~ THE fl Nothin: Ce - \u2018 - ne \u201cUAiINZ Scason.Toe aandal reports Of its capabilities we are.use.Amable A polling © market is quiet and unchanged.YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN ABOUT TO Satisfaction Cusrantoed CHEAPER THAN EV A ST Si as vet to speak with knowlodge, rage the Ashes\u2014 's to-day \u2014Firsts at $4.35; TOUS ON LIFES VOYAGE FIND THERM \u2014 } UE Call and See Thew.LI 1h \u201cnal the pubic) ds .; it to encourage oe Ve quote as fellows to-day Un : START ON LIFE GE FD M N Ny LU ae Commitee.go a use be fer the \u201cat last we are to have a per- bik at $3.55; pearls at $7 per 100 lbs.SELVES ABLE TO FURNISH THE HOME = 7 ] EED \u2018 sais ; that hom something big for the belief that at le in this city.oT COMPLETE WHEN THEY COME JERE 5 Send for Prices.GEO.VV .2 , CER en IR TS te ener ; 6 M , m- - ; ; ART LLOTH O - .\u2018 = The personnel où the cffi ers elec ted AH the members of the Montreal Sym RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.THE CARPETS ARE HERE: OILCLOT ps , | Manutactuver, a ee that the dees | phony Orchestra.over forty in number, \u2018| LINOLEUM FOR THE VESTIRULES : MATS x, \u2014:0: \u2014 A EET - (La it nos lowed tu sue il professional musicians, it having hat only GTR C.P.R.Cal Ti FOR THE 1001S: FURNITURE FOR ALL 0: 783 & 785 CRAIG STR 5° : CL , ! on be of any avail i Rs RE cidcd, vhen oa are ara he Suc Peas, bush .on cee .\u2026.(sen THE ROOMS: STOVES FOR THE KITCHEN + R DONALDSEN & SONS | 1 Pegsident ®F à ard: rs \"| such members cou se e tc \u2018 eas noo BY L.pe Seo MS: ES THE KITCHES 3 t'resydent, Ed.nepj a a es1- F1 ca tn its permanent Cats.bus -0r 1027 + 174 AND HALL: LAMPS TU LIGHT ' \" Conn Watson.secon Wie Presi) occgtul results necessary ce are several ilonr.bbls .1705 17.00 6x] AND HALL: LAMPS TO LE (NIVES AND treal.| soz i\" Ww (eraght+.sv-retary.T.Yates Fos- continuance.Among thece are à all of Rutter, pkgs 307 317 FP a) CURTAINS; LOLLET SETS: RS os Montrea | ] TRY ; 4 Ceres te -\u2014Lours tubens:(ein.A.i soloists of well-known a nd a oper foe 9957 1104 Sl FORKS TO EAT WIL ERT at 3 rep AD I a se a : ranch.HH.J.Raillie.wo are assured, are horo 3 als _ 1e .175 ne ; 75 - C [EE 5 ih Le Ce Cameron, J.C Ba von thelr positions.To mention but perk, bbls 987 LL.TLL.287 _ 4 FARRIAGE LICENSES : .\u2026 .0H Périho,, sait k was tendered ; it is \u201claimed that the assistant rondur- Eggs, cases ee \u201ca ce p 3 TIMES TOO HARD A \\GE | rie wien tom ta a = | Ne ers, tor dr I \u201cGeroma.is one of the most uv- Tam, bacon.Lxs.: .; 1 _- FX.NOT A BIT.WIN Ï | x.a3 er on ished_ s of the bassoon to be found ressed hogs .51 TO SETTLE DOW?.AVUEN ï MONEY TO LEND.! _ co 1 \u2014____ compiished Player I musical attaiu- r eather.rolls 10 44 OUR EASY TEEMS OF PAYMENT.AND | rar :C -sS av - 1 is enera us at I.her, $ _ AS ERM: P AY ME _ > ° AE SSOMSHOE.env where.and a Tsien by his election \u2014 THE SAME PLAN ENABLES THE OLD BY | ) re Ay i ï Were \"EMENTS OF GRAIN.: .+ > FURNITURE y DUFF FC ve me at the Tr a a Ewan y ovidenc of the MOVEMEX a| FOLKS TO REPLACE THE TAKABLE JOHN M.M.s { O00 KK y ROR SUC i ( 3 7 ai any evidence ï .cai - > 5 THE UNMISTAKABLE + 3 NE .y > HART of the Molly was a suc {it ne essary to Adduce ny and ANY reason The receipts and shipments of grain an\u2019 THAT NOW REARS TIE UNMIS ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER, ; = ni 2° Lo a Sr \u201cehietis Club House Was, last coriowsness of ils efor.a so far as the Aou at the leading points to-day and yes MARKS OF AGE ° A at, ( ) Cas Ve: Td - BRIA dudes fis 7 restuma IPR world he pe | a as follows: \u2014 197 8t James ste | .a 5 ta sens +1 un vnthusia wat sumable Ie NOT EE à re >.: - J tne élu 2 riends.!ovAhes ru is concerned, Itetle ; co go WUTC i Shipments.\u2014 12 ti - sacherin ol the club and frien yr : | ler hat Mr Conture à Receipts.| _ PS - sn s makes it very convenient tc qiiren beyond he fact tin me of thee AMERICAN WRINGER co.he \u20ac: \u2018 J ging ou h + : ê T ; : 7 En .\u201ca cr > ° .2; .- + Pen ou ue wen ps CS ) \u201chirago\u2014 \u2019 142.000 23.000 (Successors to Metropolitan Mfg.Co.) BRESSW ORK done fou Printing \u201cva WDER om ss ci the llolly night\u2019 they will).Juris.seins pracasecs a series of ten.or Wheat coon iii Taco 154.000 STREET RES R done for Printing LENG bo Wn anc al help tp the \u2018orphans\u2019 of the dif- LS PAST: Gun concerts \u2018 iy the Winds: Corn .\u2026cccecsen eee 2 on 11 Ph 1675 and 1680 NOTRE DAME $ ° whens a 2 cor.Cruiz and SC Deter amiga \u2019 hiuy is ing vars afternoon \u2018oncerts, : Cth | certe REY] 51,0 .= ver he * N ESS CLC, cor.Craig I.rranizaduns wa reccliig thls ia Ea dure the viarer, and among the (© EC EE a) ay 15117 T.A.EMMANS, Manager.thi W BN \u2018 ) 0 _ LATE el attraction, pls to he nosformed are symphonics by Flour cee ie irra , THE MONTREAL CLUB.Cavin Mazar Pecthoven., Schul evi.Sehu- \u2018ew York\u2014 - - 3 THE MONT AI .avis.Mozart, .3olémark: overtur-s New 0 ve 175 12,070 ! wa tt * annual meting oi the \u2018Tuque D'Pues porn, Me a 0 several Whéat 2.200000 0000000000 206,170 2.190 EEE ; hth 4 it as I \u2018 = v 4 > .a ann i.iy oe re fr .fe, io seve : me , Ts plat us te Yao rea nn on the e n h ato ! A SEE TER Con 199 or SA .- 4 210 cit2nadu : vs 4h ss and rerresenta ve « \\ : iv 2 CT «1 NoveMier 1 À fuit titendun.e veu pre Kinds hy nearlv all the eminent Oats eee Da 2,555 see i ; a \" ca 0 Ese is icians of tho-present century.from Der- lone, BOIS Looe EL Pen Bie se ui ss e - _\u2014 Vig fa warner and Tschaikowsky.i Tho Flour, SACKS .2c000000e ee = .Via ts naine ' $ ; ES pra pese Ï Forte vlaña roncertns-Becihoven und Mendel-sol Milwaukee\u2014 ; papa seront fait est 5 © ne .st rocnived a supe |\" lano ; tos by the same com- - 75,000 G,n90 HRA DEL 4, [O/B DK RE [DSS AS AEST WALTER PAUL hos just re .SOEASY VICTORY 7054 two violin concertes by the = tected Vheat \u201c.rennes ee To, IN on 2 ONO BL RK E(B 6 LOR OF IO/ 80 i ae 4 Set: Tes \u2018es brought : oo CORNELL SN EASY VICTORY., ant Te are aiso included in the projected heat RN 1,109 1,000 By DRE RESTE RE $ AN SETER TAC ES fon os or a PH oy CV Nav u=-.Voout, thres thou- PPOUTÉ.no.- _ LA gi het Tt was intende ; RON Brodin, NA San Le this alter.© Dame.pp orinm an PE _ i to this market ; cata ; ; 25 à peopie Were ab astern dad this alter 1: is rectainly a novel gxrerienes, he EE 72,090 10,000 2 ! Jlussian market, and is being retailed at i ! sev the Teobndi Sls pe deel Cs most gratifrivue one as well, to be thu: Wheat .a.25.000 2,100 5 > ç tem Ge jo= 1 nd the Crescent Athietis Clea.In Ai ceneuat wich Cistineutshed works as orm.COTTE eee eee ieee ensnnenenn =, 7 frascian meson re ati + I oS 1 vu .! seat Kl .: ; Ta rosenta: ; E Fr fret half Cornell playel avout all of ine parts of programmes to h (Presented TI hee | on & 4 & BE ahr tem and seeded L be able _ Ao by a Monireal orchestra.Should t} ji pro: Wheat enn 424,000 146,04 @ > | 2 [| a.Cis pects with the Brookiva mise be creditable fulfilled, a new ra will g gh I LL Cin the second haif the Crescent hava dawned in tho musical history o s ot .pe LTS R Ng iC inc Sts.$ Ler Ln Le verre, and Corel ds qe ds fn the internet * ES To TORONTO MARKETS.> Ÿ Cor.Metcalfe and St.Catherine Sts.CL Pon ne A5 En cleven agamsi le tn he promoters o is by no, .7 \u2014The market is un- 2 | | 5 Lr road + Subsilture eleven a 1 music, that : y bave dared Toronto Ont.Nov.T.; ox | ad at oe Deux Vas done = second Rail, cans easy task.realize all they have dared | Wha ars red and whi 30) \u2014_\u2014 1 TENSES So TN Beat me oo ky a art ein Se foi Cars morn and este spring & STRACHAN'S ARRTAGE LICENSE 5 Cag à sie Fe Cernell played ene thev should not be embarrassed by 4cking Sle for as HOT ER ee Tone NS GE, À ee Ce rare as they did against the lack of hearty and substantial support auotrd ah ate mas not NA ora at he Ey ° ?tv IN 5 I i .; i Si qe Al .\u201ce \u2018 | U Ra Po fire pall mn \"musical publie.gant.Po bilse 2 holders afloat \u2014\u2014 == oe .- \u2018ANTON.\u2018 4 rin cron Ja CA abe re from où \"ORK IN THE FAST END.s>ld at Buffalo at vi 2 nd holders allo! =x TT & Joven Te EEN, _ \"oe ni line eam dire of tha REVIVAIL WORK IN 7 FAS INT .Fort William asking bic Jor straight roller injfilntinfp) & NOTALIES AND COMMISSIONERS.| nd by ioochans for à The Rev.Fd.DeGruchy was the speaker quoted at 6fc._ Flour, cars 2 shits, Manitoba Mg if es NOT: 0 St.James street.+ + : Loft run by in Tine.2 at the evanæelistie service in the East Fra muoted at $2.55 Toronto frets = al ot hal * lo at.es > : Een Cornet s Cure a Tip Fist \u201cChurch last evening.He chose steady at $3.77 to 33.40 for patents : $3.15 x mw an 9 TR pia de Hither \u2018text the passage.\u2018Come now and tn $125 for strong bakers\u2019.Marley.lots of bats field ina long as his : rd.\u2019 The 103 ast and No.2 ) Jai > SIL SEM ON a at 12 For Cres.lot \"Hs reason fogether, saith the Lord.nt No.1 quoted at fie to Be cast and No.2 A - , = = « us wor in short rushes rrasonablensss of Lion Pan dean and at 406 to AA voor i sold north .i ie ° J b : mr , LE RAILS Were ! a ; tes away every enr \u20ac t.ne fo east.ats, ars A es ) : Ul UU, ma a bare ta the ot nO ir ils And west at Mie ana vic Elid & e | WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLER Sar .\"neuf » .ir e, S0ro: Blan \u201c> 2 î Ph ; alla p / : , > > : | = DR eate p oe [lire end the life to ol Tl at on the [cars sold on the G.T.R.west at 5 æ QO se | Fine Wateh Repairing, Cn a pus te To ato by rasoning with MARKET CURRENT &.& 2 | (eh Repairing, : THE SUNT JAGPFS ress ga 1 si ) \\ \u2018asoning i on CE JES NT.3 > i > ; i St anit fot ! : Che: ! \"The a ts Sal | LIVERROOL MARKET PRICES > A .© ep | Jewellery Repairing, el Crm pivot Poorhall mye A ni nes and in all cirenunistane+s; it en- iverpool.Nov.T, 12,30 p,m.\u2014=pring wheat & D & & i +» Ctoek Repairing, etal ' al Sn James's Hotel to-night as al he to nraize God nmeder all eireun:- 4 Liv duo 1s 101.4: red winter.Is 63.4 to 4s æ %) | Fepairing, 2 | Stances, | ps i viols ant 18 Ug > he 5s; © Ds: as SN OUR ! - ; Le wired Ti SE dent of oe ) staners, Ar ae i fo ronde dz vo.1 Cola, ds 11d 2 ol 4e bacon, % SN ES ER RE, ® ! RANG Jue ver eA FANCY i Pr TT sufferings that wer are heir to, nother + od rk.Kos 3d: tallow.24s od: vacon.= wv BEL EN CATO ER DES Ft I STERLING : Sant ART POTIERS.tas 1 UorriNG sufferings sht out was the difference between is BE No fd: light.2.5: cheese, {Rs td.Pr IN NRENRES PES PE à RE RES ES ESS RES PCRINA, LAMPS ami ART POTIE ve Lore Q til.point brouznt ; ati an asin the heavy.\u201d 5 hl.i holders of - @ SRE SEE RESRES PES RE | fps the destre [or salvation, and hard : an.Wheat, firm: demand moderate 01 a FERS 7 | oh Lan Sh PTE GP OUHE TRMINION CLUR, \u2018iner ss to meet God's terms.Nauman, M a aringly.Corn steady.demand m - : 5 ca Rae \u2018 .to Shew Goods.5 ve (55 0° the Dondnion Quoiting Club AL remained unhealed unit he fs rate wh gee No Trouble E DAME ST : ee ji annual meeting unanimously lowed out the Instructions of Pin in x ESE .| con.ST.PETER AND NOTR A: a .A o ad : Li tbe following gontlemen for con- must we he willing Po Or cn an LONDON CONSOLS.Ee : BV opers .\\ ze-lis ( .© 41 ç £ od.or 7 as a malin ; Ë : = ant be A he 27, CE ord, Wh eo \u201cRendsr unto God a witling sor London, Nov.6.12.30 p.m.\u2014Consols, 1023; ETE \\ : 7 A.Brisgs, .Stroud, .YT uanhes .\u201cend OR aan tire sondon, : .6 12.el.Reo- Tw creme, T.Batlar, C.puquette, vires.The meeting was one of deep si money and account.JFAROY zou \u201clontraal Disenit Co, .tual power.| | - habits.x RRR NAMA ERAN A I TNT g 31 3 a RN AS RI A RN NR NM ES A \u201cid a es = : A = - = Gn ca = TT Ce its os gC DECISIVE.The Republicans Make a Clean Sweep.Composition of Congress.¥ é ME.MORTON'S MAJORITY.New York, Nov.turns received to-day wil! stand :\u2014Republicans, crats, 126; Populists, 10.New York, Nov.7.\u2014Mr.Levi P.Morton has carried New York state by close to 150,000, defeating Mr.David B.Hill, alter a phenomeral campaign.The con- gresisonal delegation, which stood nineteen Democrats to fifteen Republicans in the fifty-third Congress, will be twenty- nine Republicans and five Democrats in the fifty-fourth Congress.The State Assembly will stand 104 Republicans 10 twenty-four Democrats.The constitutional amendments framed by the late Constitutional Convention have been carried by big majorities.In the middle and eastern states Democratic Cougressmcn seem to have almost entirely disappeared.the six New Ergland states there is apparently only T.\u2014According to re- \u2018he next Congress 220; Demo- In re .7; a, Zn 54 Hp ô#) .- >.b x af! OL NN THE HON.Governor-Elect of New York.LEVI P.MORTON, one Democrat elected to Congress, Fitzgerald, of Boston.New York has five and Pennsylvania two, a total of eight Democrats out of one hundred members.In Connecticut and Deleware big Republican gains have been made.In West Virginia, Mr.William L.Wilson, chairman of the Ways and Means Committes, has been defeated.Even Tennessee has gone Republican and-Gov- ernor Turner is defeated by Mr.H.Clay Evans.In New Jersey the State Legislature, with the exception of four Democrats, appears to have been captured by the Rc- publicans and Mr.John R.McPherson will be succeeded by a Republican in the United States Senate.Senator Camden (Democrat), of West Virginia, will also have a Republican successor.The next Senate as well as the House will be Republican.The latest estimates from Pennsylvania indicate the plurality of Gen.Hastings will exceed 210,000.Concord, N.H.Nov.7.\u2014Buseil (Rep.), has been elected governor by 6,000 plurality; Sulloway (Rep.) congressman, in the first district, by 3,000, and Baker (Rep.) elected in the second district by 3,000.The Republicans have also carried four of the five councillor districts, and seventeen of the twenty-four senatorial districts, and will have seventy-five majority in the House of Representatives.They have also carried nine of the ten counties of the state.Watertown, N.Y., Nov.7.\u2014Four candidates for mayor made a lively election in Watertown.Mr.James B.Wise (Republican) was elected by 670 plurality,and the anti-license people were second in the race, the labor and Democratic tickets trailing in the order named.Philadelphia, Pa., Nov.7.\u2014There is every indication that the Democrats have elected only one congressman in the state, Krdman, in the ninth district.New York, Nov.7.\u2014This morning the returns indicate that the Republicans wil) gain six United States senators over the MR.WM.L.STRONG, Anti-Tammany Mayor of New York.number now sitting in that body.Three of these will come from states which have now but one senator apiece, owing to the failure of the legislatures chosen two years ago to elect, Montana, Washington and Wyoming.The other threefwill succeed Democrats now representing in part their respective states, Martin in Kansas, MacPherson.in New Jersey, and Camden ip West Virginia.The Senate at present consists members, as follows: Democrats.44; R- piblicans.25: Populisits 3: silver, 2; with changes now apparent the division amons the parties will be: Democrats, 41; Re- publicars, 42; Populists, 5; silver, 2, of &5 New York, Nov.7.\u2014The latest returns from all parts of the state indicate that all of the constitutional amendments bave been carried.The majorities for the different amendments will not be accurately known until the complete returns are file: with county clerks.The new apportionment, which was bitterly opposed by the Democrats, has the best majority.In this city the vote on the apportionment will close with the chances in favor of a majority of from 3,000 to ; 4,000 for at.| Wheeling, W.Va., Nov.7.\u2014Complete l returns from ten counties ex-Con- gressman Wilson's district ana estimated returns from three others give Dayton a majority of 2,617.Later returns will not change these figures much.In the first district, Howard (Democrat) for Congress, loses the district to Dovener (Republican) by three thousand.Republican Congressmen are elected in the third and fourth districts by majorities of from 1,800 to 2.500.The Republicans will have the Legislature on joint ballot by 15 majority, insuring Elkin's election to succeed Camden in the Senate.New Orleans, La., Nov.7.\u2014Republicans admit chat the Democratic candidates in the six Louisiana districts will receive their certificates.The Republicans will contest the first, second, and third districts in the city region.Denver, Col., Nov.7.\u2014The State has gone overwhelmingly Republican.The latest estimates give the Republicans the Legislature by a considerable majority.Boston, Mass., Nov.7.\u2014Greenhalge's plurality in Massachusetts is nearly 70.- 000.All of the Republican candidates for Congress were chosen except Fitzgerald in the ninth, who has 2,300 plurality.The Legislature will be overwhelmingly Republican.-* Greenhalge'\u2019s plurality in Massachusetts is nearly seventy thousand.All the Republican candidates for Congress were chosen except in the ninth district, where Fitzgerald, Democrat, has 2.300 plurality.Philadelphia, Pa., Nov.7.\u2014Careful est!- mates from the sixty-seven counties in the state gives Hastings (Republican) for Governor a plurality of 210,595.Indianapolis, Ind., Nov.7.\u2014The latest reterns indicate the Republican majority on the state ticket will be between thirty- five thousand and forty thousand.Brooklyn, N.Y.Nov.7.\u2014The entire Republican ticket is elected by a plurality ranging from twenty to thirty thousand.Trenton, N.J., Nov.7.\u2014Mr.Alex.L.McDermott, chairman of the Democratic State Committee, says the Republicans have carried the Legislature in both branches and Gen.William B.Sewell will be New Jersey's next United States Senator.Washington, Nov.7.\u2014The President did not come in from Woodley to the White House this morning, but stayed all day at his country home engrossed in preparing his annual message to Congress.Until this is completed he will deny himself to callers coming into town only for cabinet meetings.Raleigh, N.C., Nov.7.\u2014Returns so far indicate a fusion legislature.The judiciary is probably Democratic.Settle\u2019s elecfion is sure.San Francisco, Nov.7.\u2014The plurality of Bydd (Democrat) for Governor is creeping up in this city.About forty thousand votes have been counted, and Budd leads Estee by over six thousand five hundred.REJOICING AT FORT COVINGTON.At Fort Covington, N.Y., last night, when the returns of the New York state elections became known, bands of music paraded the streets and great r&joicing ensued.THE CANADIAN AND ENGLISH PRESS.Toronto, Nov.7.\u2014In referring editorially to the elections in the United States yesterday, the \u2018Globe\u2019 says: \u2018The Republican party will now assume its own responsibilities and those Democrats who are found in the faith will feel assured that if there is a resumption of the old ideas people will get a convincing proof that the cause of the present depression was not the attempt to reform the tariff, but the withering influence of high taxation and ultra protection.\u2019 The \u2018Empire\u2019 says: \u2018The overthrow of Tammany is the supreme effort of an outraged community and should be a matter for common congratulation.The fact that Senator Hill is urder the \u2018landslide\u2019 also indicates that something more than party weakness has been at work.But it will be easier when more details are known to measure the full effects of the election.\u2019 The \u2018Mail\u2019 says: The blow at Tammany is a splendid feature of yesterday's contest.No man will appreciate it more keenly than will Mr.Cleveland, who refused to lift a finger in aid of that organization or of its candidates.London, Nov.7.\u2014The \u2018St.James Gazette\u2019, commenting on the result of yesterday\u2019s election in New York, says: \u2014 Tammany was smitten hip and thigh.The Republicans on this cccasion represent the cause of reform and resnectable government.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 FATAL ACCIDENTA fatal accident occurred on board the steamship \u2018 Fremona\u2019 lying at the wharf this morning.Jozeph Trembiay.while working on board was struck and killed by the fall of some heavy lead piping.The body was taken to the morgue, where an inquest will be held.Deceased resided at 1470 Notre Dame street, was twen- ty-five years of age, and has been married only seven weeks.The widow is in Quebec.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.MERCIER ON HIS DEATHBED.A waxwork show in St.Lawrence street has a full size effigy of the late Mr.Mercier on his deathbed, which is visited by crowds with immense curiosity.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 CITY ITEMS.The City Council will meet on Monday and discuss the election of an acting mayor.It is likely that the choice will be between Alderinen Penny and Lyall.To-morrow alternoon the Park and Ferry Committee will visit St.Helen\u2019s Island and inspect the building there and make arrangements for the giving out of new contracts and for the erection, next season, of buildings on the island.\u2014\u2014 _ The Rev.Samuel Massey begs.with many thanks, to acknowledge the receipt of one Hnvetred dollars Mess government tax).from the executors of the late Mary Jane Tatlow, being à lsgacy leit by hel to St.Simon's Church, st, Henrv THE MONTREAL MONTREAL STREET RAILWAY.ANNUAL MEETING HELD TO-DAY.\u2014 THE NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS, There was a feeling of contented calm at the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Montreal Street Railway Company, held at noon today.Everything was so eminently satisfactory that there was no room left for fault-finding or for asking tantalizing questions.It was an off- day for the irrepressible critic of former days.The reports were so conclusive of able management and successful undertaking that nothing was left but to ratify them without discussion.The directors\u2019 report was published in the \u2018Witness\u2019 of Thursday last, and as stated was the best in the history of the company.Among those present were Messrs.L.J.Forget, Jas.Ross, C.E.L.Por- teous, J.L.Marler, Jas.Cochrane, E.Lusher, H.J.Joseph, Jesse Joseph, John Crawford, J.F.Hill, R.B.Angus, W.McKenzie, John McDonald.F.C.Henshaw, A.A.Adams, Hector McKenzie, Jas.Wilson, J.Spencer, G.C.Cunningham and others.The report of the manager and chief engineer shows the number of miles of main lime track to be 69.69.Since the submission of the last report all the old Strap rail had been replaced by girder or \u2018T\u2019 rail.The equipment of the read comprises a hundred and thirty closed motor cars, twenty-two closed motor carg converted from old horse cars, twenty-five open motor cars, sixty closed trail cars, fifty nine open frail cars, besides six cars owned by this company but leased to the Park and Island Railway Compfany.The horse cars converted into motors were util- szed in this way in order to give cars low enough to pass the Ontario and Wellington street subways.They have proved very satisfactory in this connection.At present the company has four electric sweepers, but five more will be added before winter sets in, thus making nine for the coming winter's service.All the cars in the service have been fitted with fenders, and these fenders have proved their usefulness in picking up a number df children and adults, thus saving life.Cars have also been fitted with scrapers for the winter's service, with sand boxes, and with extra strong brake, so as to be able to stand the strain of running on the heavy hills.Mr.Jas.Cochrane asked several questions regarding the cost of construction of the road-bed, and also wanted to know if there were any truth in the rumor that the wall of the new power house had settled or sunk down.Mr.Cunningham replied that dome few defects had been found in the power house, but these had all beez satisfactorily met and remedied.They had made no provision against earthquakes, but everything else was all right.The president also announced that the $400,800 loan made by the csm- pany had all been repaid with the exception of $100,009, and this would be discharged this month, when $200,000 calls on stock would be realized.The reports were then adopted, and $4,000 was appropriated for the directors during the coming year.The election of the board of directors resulted in the five following gentlemen being chosen : Messrs.L.J.Forget, Jas.Ross, H.A.Everett, K.W.Blackwell and G.C.Cunningham.At a subsequent meeting of the board Mr.Forget was elected president and Mr.Ross vice-president and managing director.-\u2014 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 KILLED HIS BROTHER.FATAL QUARREL OVER POLITICS IN A NEW YORK VILLAGE.Cranston Station, N.Y., Nov.6.\u2014A murder was committed at about midnight last night near Garrison's, a village on the east side of the river, a few miles south of Cold Spring.John and Benjamin Gilbert, brothers, who reside with their mother, became involved in a drunken quarrel over politics.The quarrel developed into a desperate fight, and their mother, while acting as peacemaker, had one of her thumbs bitten off.-John and another brother, James, had been discussing polities.John became aggressive, and James called upon Benjamin for assistance.John thereupon turned on Benjamin and drove him into another room.The door was closed and John fired through one of the panels, killing Benjamin instantly.The murderer then ran from the house, sceking refuge at the house of another brother, where he was found and arrested this morning.Both men are about forty years of age and unmarried.a SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS WANTED.Hard times are being Yeenly felt in the North-West, and much good work could be done were the means forthcoming.Mr.Drÿsdale has a letter from the superintendent of a Presbyterian Sunday- hool there in which he pleads earnestly for contributions in the way of cast-off books from the Sunday-school libraries.Perhaps some who read this paragraph may have beeks in their.homes suitable may have books in their homes suitable for Sunday-school libraries, and, if they wish to send th=m to Mr.Drysdale, 232 St.James street.he will see that they are packed and shipped west.The first ship- raant wil] leave in about ten days.opin pce eng 00100\u201d he alim ie a] A ; - a de VS M M ES AR Aie tea NE NT TM ELU Res El an SS DAILY WITNESS.TORONTO BOODLE \"INVESTIGATION.A TELL-TALE LETTER AND A MYSTERIOUS DESPATCH IN LVIDENCE, Toroato, Nov.7.\u2014At the boodle investigation this morning, two witnesses were examined, Mr.Leonard, local tendent of the C.P.R.and a director of the Toronto Street Railway, and Mr.Bertram, head of the Bertram Engine Company, which tendered for the clec- trie light contract.Nothing was elicited from Mr.Leonar1, but Mr.Bertram testified that Mr.Wheeler, agent for the Brush Company, said he would furnish the figures of a rival company for a thousand dollars.Yesterday the directors of the Toronto Street Railway gave evidence.These all swore that no undue influence had been used by them in connection with their tender for supplving the city with electric light.In the afterncon Mr.George Bertram, of the Bertram Manufacturing Company, one of the tenderers for the establishment of the civic lizhting plant.testified that Mr.Wheeler, of the Brush Electric Company, Cleveland, Ohio, told him about the * financing\u2019 business, but be placed little faith in the yarn until Col.Rogers came with Mr.Wheeler and corrobo:ated the latter's statement.Mr.Bertram produced a copy of the council division sheet, showing the names of the thirteen with the ticks opposite them.Sitas 1I.Wheeler, an emplovee of Toronto Electric Light Company, no relative of Mr.Wheeler.of Cleveland, said nn Oct.19 a letter was delivered at his address, addressed to Mr.Wheeler.It was not for him, however, but another Mr.Wheeler, and he, after opening it, returned it to the post office.At this stage of the enquiry Mr.Nesbitt produced photographs of the identical en velope and letter.The former was postmarked, \u2018Cortland.N.Y., Oct.17° and posted \u2018Toronto.Oct.18.It bore the address S.M.Wheeler, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 28 Scaton street.\u201d The address 28 Seaton street\u2019 is obliterated.and was put on the envelope by the post office people.The letter was read by Mr.Nes- bitt, counsel for the City Council.It Was written by W.S.Rogers to S.M.Wheeler and opened out with a reference to gen- »ral business matters The concluding portion of the letter contained the following sentences ©: \u2018Don\u2019t let them get you on the stand.It will also hurt vou as well as the company.Let them fizht it out among therselves and thon.if thoy want a plant.we ill sell.If we dont go Stewart ought to be our friend.Write me at Cleveland.\u2019 F.S.Killackey, bookkeeper for Ald.Stewart, testified that a man named Wheeler once called on Ald.Stewart and Manager Wright, of the Toronto Electric company.: Albert Barber, manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph company, produced a series of telegrams that passed between Wheeler to Rogers and to the manager of the Brush Company.On Sept.11 Mr.Wheeler notified Mr.Ham- mill that \u2018 Keating's assistant says our bid will receive all attention.\u2019 Another telegram produced by Mr.Barber was in cypher.and seems to indicate that there was something to indicate that there was something in the wind.It was as follows.\u2014 Cleveland, Ohio, Sept.14.W.S.Rogers, care of Palmer House, Toronto: Sceptic menacing is enormous and makes large increase te pull through; you know my views in such matters, viz., care spheral matter.Invidable.An office hoy for Ald.Stewart swore that he saw Mr.Wheeler once in his employer\u2019s office.\u2014\u2014\u2014 MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.THE MEETINGS AT WELCOME HALL.The Rev.A.W.Estey, from Vermont, is at present conducting a series of meetings at Welcome Hall.Mr.Estey, who is a man of singularly fine physique, and was formerly a railway operative, has great power in evoking an interest in the gospel, which he preaches with unreserv- ad fervor.He urges greatly the doctrine of complete consecration te Christ with its necessary fruit of joy and spiritual power.His hearers gather together in considerable numbers at the close of the preaching to make confession uf their desire for the full enjoyment of God's love and grace and to give testimony to what God has already done for them, and to the change which has taken place in them.The meetings are being held every night this week.Thursday evening is to be a temperance rally in which others than Mr.Estey will take part and which has special reference to the movement inaugurated by the Christian Endeavor \u201cocieties to have the liquor business removed from the groceries, EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.The evangelistic services in Centenary Church continue to increase in interest.The results of these services are very en- \u2018ouruging, as many as fifty to seventy-five persons acknowledging Christ as their Saviour almost nightly.The pathetic singing of Mr.Weeden is rendering very great assistance to the work.Last might Mr Schiverea preached from Rev.3: 20, \u2018Behold, 1 stand at the door, and knock; if any man hear my voice.and open the door, I will \u201come in to him, will sup with him, and he with me.\u201d Why God thinks so much of us to condescend to come down from heaven, said Mr.Nchiverea, no one will ever be able to answer.His condescension is sufficient for all men to come to him without having to be asked.He comes down to bring us up.We notice in these words the patience of God.Iie is going to stay at the door of every heart long cnough to give every man a chance to let him in.He has waited twenty, twenty-five, forty and fifty years for many.His patience is not like ours.In spite of our rebellious lives God is still patient.If his patience was like ours, there would be no nced of meetings of this kind; our day of salvation would have long been past.How ready man is to take the intellect, the business ability, and the mother the baby that comes from God and at the same time show our ingratitude for the same by refusing to let him in the heart.A young merchant asks (God to let him have 310.000 and then he would think of becoming a Christian.He got the §10,000 and from that amount increased it to $100.000, but refused to recognize God until he had lost his fortune and was left with one dollar in his pocket, then he eried out for salvation.How often it is the case that God has to take away the lambs of the househnld in order to bring the parents into submission.God is also earnest in his knocking.He calls from Genesis to Revelation.He also calls through loved ones at home.God is also willing and urges every individual to open the heart and he will come in.It will depend on us if we are going to be saved.God will plead, urge and beg.but he will never save us against our will.1t depends on how we take him here as to how he will take us in the next world.Mr.Srhiverea concluded his address by inviting all those who were still undecided to make a surrender.A large number responded and waited for a further service.ne N i.A , EE | superin- | ! WEDNESDAY, Novrsuer 7 A SAD ACCIDENT.Mr.John Reid, who for the past five years has been emploved as handy man round McGill College, met with a serious accident this morning.which will result in his death.He was working in the testing room of the engineerin wing, when 1 | | ! | JA Cana 07 Tan Cu 14434.Cat Ty at 117, 1 as Ise Te mer © oe \u201ca dian r> Copie 1° Repos | he fell through an open plate in the floor.As he went dow; he made a clutch al ihe edge of the floor.but jet go again.| | the | being dashed against the acifie Wahush Com.Wabash pfd \u201cuion leuge .Electric pod +} Nous} la Pen-e oo Tei, Ann Art TAN follnwi in th | (Motations us Monda Clos.Wheat\u2014 a, - 14 LE, 51 iby sq po.aor 11.87 127 [I] Taal Short ribs\u2014 au?, 6.20 ng 1420 er Ha wan COM tre ad mre Écu \u2018 vs \u2018 fu: da compared vis To th MBL, Nov 10% Milwaukee, Wheat, 256 cash, = LONDON Ni Nov.New York.Nov.© -8 RS Hide Nu Sd Op, es, ver 2 I 14 t _ats louis.Nov.7.1 = 50e Nov.dye Dre: Prec V0 - Maux.Nov, \" vw.sd: \u2018 a.he CHICAGO VA 11 wat vel.1 SUGAR Sug Musecovade.Jan.as.> + SHIPPING.Company's the t of 1 of 12 Office.flat.strect.s°reot.for \u201cth ive the SE.Line harses) in good condition.did on Miscellaneous arrived at Hong Kong yester Donaldsen Montreal, on the 251h Oct.instant.stocle SE.(321 Hone Kong.Oct.T.- The \u20ac I ory mad Ind.arrived and Jar cattle except five PASSE.\u2014 Advertise: ments.(RECEIVED TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED).and walk of Post-office.RENT, FIVE YOUNG MEN want dinner Veta within five 7e Address J IUD) WANTED.a Young Man.pirtures.Apply to GEO.WL wn well furnished room.oh gentleman oily qui ha A Willen \u201coe oa 1982 NT lasing sing May Dar\u201d 11,4.aif India ng.from Glas- res, se- Teen NOVEMBER 1, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.AE TEENS AD SOCIETIES, BOARD DPF TRADE COUNCIL.no oouzscil of the Board of Trade held meeting yesterday af- W.Ogilvie presided and .o were also present: Jas.A.Can- 1s: vice-president ; John Torrance, vivs-president; Edgar Judge, trea- \u201cra.Johu Baird, Wm.Cunningham, 2 C8 J Drummond, Frank J.Hart, D.L.xports being conducted over Cana- ny.rallways and through Canadian .The Council expressed its ap- +1 of (be request as far as it favored nlucting of import and export 41e over Canadian railways, and -_ \u201ceh Canadian seaports, but it was 47 rebensive that it would searcely be table to stipulate in future steam- \u201cibstdy contracts that they should \u2018\u2019avadian ports only.as during, wWin- vonths it would be almost tmpossible » weculy Mr.W.Led 15 carn UT +; Lrocure full cargoes thereat.MRS.MOUNTFORD.see: Nountford's presence in the city lacture engagements fs a rare = vf her - ul y for ve Sunday-schoo! workers.-, other way can they so easily obtain - n-ight into the manners and customs of - times.Her entertainments are more 1a'ermingled.eastern customs pic- -i by a woman of magnificent physique, vriag.sweet Voice, magnetic personality, :7* ane who has lived in the scenes she i trois.That people appreciate this ls sewvn by tha size of her audiences and by anplause with which her every point rseived.Cne uracqualnted with eastern rners is considerably puzzled by Christ's \u201c1venition to his disciples \u2018Salute nc man otis wavs But as one sees Mrs.Mount.\u201cri and her company carry out a typical «iter salutasion with both companies sated leisurciy on the ground screaming.Pegee, peace.peace.\u2019 to one another and surh enquiring after every relative belonging t0 the other and every separate animal on the farm even to the chickens and 4t3.one eas!ly sees tha: had the disciples stopped to salute all they met they would have had nn time for preaching.Another point beuring on this was that should the \u201cigeiples have stopped to salute a few friends sil the rules of eiiquette would have pre- vante] them speaking of the subje-t upper- mess in their minds.But fortunately there was cne class of person not subject to this ra and that was the speclal messenger.V- was always sent in has*e, never saluted \u2018ng, bi ran to whom he was sent.and ! Lig news as quickly as possible.Hence (0 sent his disciples as speciai messen- vs biddinz them nnt waste precious time ne cn the road side crying \u2018peace \u201c+ \"tn some one bnt said.\u2018Peace T leave vou ow peace [give unto you.\u2019 Trae Monntford 's Jectura of last evening Tanita] he True Life of Jacob.\u201d A \"7 large and fashionable audience was ANDRENS CHTROCH YOUNG MEXR GUILD.The anrual maeting of this guild was held : * Young Men's parlor of St.Andrew's voh last nfzht the Rev.J.Edgar Hi \u201ca chair The chairman addressed the - \u2018Ar and rongratulated the members on VAST segsin'e wnrk in ite various depar- \"m=.Thereafter the appnintment of of: ce fr the year Was pro-eded with and the * xiræz Ware annointed:\u2014Mon.president J Fadgar Till: president.Mr, Far- vire-presigent.Mr.Andrew se-rstarv-treastirer.Mr.AE Committee=Mr.Javes Gilmour.Van Currie.Mr.fe Wirt Clinton.and Mr.J.M.C.Muir Drsgcamme for the ensuing session \u201chon d's-ussed, and a popular scheme \u2018ures.eoncert and entertainments dulv hed.The annua! eeolehration of St.Cleans Dar was then resolved unnn.Ac ; Many vrars the velebratinn this year a he craptatle farm of a Senttieh avt an Frida Oct.39 in the lecture > °° the cherh: and it is confidently \u2018cd that the Palrthration cf this vear Te TY ies \u2018 sr Rebarizin or Nargesn.to Tames HY nl all fammor effarts of the guild to \"nor to Scotia's patron saint.ADITS OF CHARITY Ladies\u2019 of Charity of St.Patrick's \u2018h opened last evening thelr annual \u2018val in ald of the poor.The hall of the \u2018ta Rifles Armory, in which the festi- 13 being held.was beautifully decorated, © ' tue large number who attended wore i entertained.The festival is under dir~tion of the Rev.Father McCallen, I will be continued to-night and to-morrow ght.CLAN GURDON.Tha opening social of the season, under the oles of the Clan Gordon, No.71, Order ~eonttish Clans, was given in the Masonic «mbers, Place d\u2019Armes square, last even- Chief Charles Robertson, was in the After welcoming the large audience ant, the chairman briefly described the - and objects of the order.and recom- led every Scotchman in Montreal to * himself under its banner.A splendid \u201ciris was gone through, those who bited being Miskes Jemima Hamilton, Edington.\u2018a concert in herself,\u201d as Ularke pithily expressed it, and Chris- crewart, accompanist, and Messrs.Bar- iamlltonsPowers, Henders, Grace and l\u2019ipers\u2019 Mackenzie, Sutherland, Fre- | \u201c1 Carruthers were In attendance, and \u201c+1 the hearts of ail present with their | strains.Chief Stewart, o?Clan Yan, Who occupied a seat on the \u201cni, made un eloquen: speech during the «vi the evening.The chairman an- ! that it was the intention of Clan (No to celebrate the next anniversary of 24's National Poet by a grand \u2018Nicht vine particulars of which will be later, hard of management of the St, 7-5 Pociery met at the home last even- \u20187.Joseph Richard's in the chair.The £ n'ism-n present were Messrs.R.S.coex Mitchell.Edgar Judge, William E (i.Penny and C.Slater.The re- \"he secretary, Mr.Mitchell, showed *r of persons received at the home \u201ccha month to have teen fifty-cight, SET X- ARE RAPPED.~ à , d Priestley\u2019 s Cravenettes (In light and medium-weight goods) Are not only rain-proof, dust-proof and porous to air but are extremely stylish and come in the following shades: VARNISHED Grey, Castor and Black.The Priestley trade mark is always a guarantee of good wearing AAAS ALAAALALAANAAAANDNAAAAAALA d WV\" PY VIP VY FovV dO IV YIVIYO TR eV See that the Dress Goosls you: bny are stamped every five yards with Priestiey's name ; no others are their manu acture.i N ONTREAL WEEKLY WITNESS, SITXEEN PAGES OF INFORMATION.NEWS FROM THE ENDS OF THE EARTH CHINESE-JAPANESE WAR STRUGGLE.DEATH OF THE CZAR ALEXANDER III.CORONATION OF HIS SUCCESSOR.THE JESUITICAL ATTEMPT TO RETURN THE REV.DR.CHINIQUY TO ROME.THE \u2018CANADA-REVUE' AGAINST THE BISHOP.Other Contents: \u2014The New Canadian Loan \u2014TPineboro Quartette\u2014Sea Serpent \u2018Pedigree\u2019 \u2014Literary Review\u2014Carlyle\u2019's House\u2014Oliver Wendell Holmes\u2014Marvels of Mars\u2014Beet Root Industry\u2014Li Hung Chang\u2014High Wages \u2014Mrs.Forder 105-\u2014Plagiarisms\u2014A Girl Kills a Tiger-Lady Henry Somerset in Home Department \u2014 Idol Vemana \u2014 Sunday-school Lesson\u2014Editorial Articles Current Sub- jects\u2014Agricultural, Horticultural, Medical, Veterinary, and Legal Matters\u2014Manitoba Schools\u2014Death of the Hon.Mr.Mercier\u2014 Patron Politics\u2014Ontario Political News\u2014 Quebec Protestants in Beauport\u2014The Paciñc Squadron - Cable Gossip \u2014 Grand Trunx Shareho!ders\u2014Mr.Carnegie Returns-\u2014Lizht- ning's Fatal Play\u2014Hudson Bay Railway\u2014 North-West Elections\u2014Education in Ontario \u2014Loss of the \u2018Wairarapa\u2019\u2014Chatelle's De- fence\u2014The \u2018IvanHfoc\u2019 Went Down\u2014Montreai News\u2014Financial and Commercial\u2014C.P.R.Froights\u2014A Spanish Crisis, etc.nt ar on Price of Weckiy, in Wrappers for Mailing, Five Cents.6 \u201cOver \u201c12, 000 (twelve thousand) Heintz- man Pianos sold throughout Canada.See these celebrated instruments at C.W.Lindsay's, 2268, 2270 and 2272 St.Cathe- gino street.Low prices ; easy terms.{ PREPARE F RTHE WINTER | | BY GETTING SUPPLIES OF Cinder Sifters, © oal Seuitles, Conl Shovels And Trim your Doors and Windows with WEATHER STRIP DRYSDALE, llardware, 645 Craig street.TELEPHONE lit - pc MPHOMAS MIDDLETON, ELECTRICAL CONTEACTOR, Wiring of Stores and Residences a Specialty.| | 7 3514 Alexander Streel.| : ()UILINE DRAWINGS MADE By our Artists, and ZINC ETCHINGS of same, suitable for newspaper illustrations, may be procured on short notice, at the * WITNESS PRINT i NG HOUSE, cor.Craig and St Peter streets Builders and Carpenters.IRWIN, Jam Ameriean Brick and Stone Pointing, The Atwood twins made an inter- much admiration.They were as; tn Le oom a Ss LL eae | much unlike in disposyr ; Sonal appearance.| \u2018 ment Leyes, .body whose eves, soft figure, a ing prese to ST \"the pet « fliness 7 their tro boighter around.one was together 1594 + mr dr, < Ree flaxen hair, 140 with à suc - nee, made yy Tubv, wit: curling hatr or dev écloped + r rarklioe vive of her fri- jade othe oy bles, when NM.Jv wos thé mere ve they wo Wien the foe vy F6 Sant Was 9% Sinead of that ihe thew = > Hie iv _\u2014 ree pet #00 mcant ta porfection, 1 repining they wer lalre oly i \u201c1,0 ENCCPSEITE odin Minds d Their bh WT 2 raul a ve: fon te 0 hee \\ tv pp: 1 vie d, be arent gn een, yodeaela pete ld Cont a ey further trogen ho be M to var! had and BES | .= | Duovineg the ve 4 : Tooter = | i place of la! dar che OUR (thus ueine (be bio train fer con | NOEL gereéu (he i vers affics, vi engager ba nur DT horing tow = Sop pes of Ther w oe go physical Î your me Lualiy ns wo, £ workers \u201cand foll, epistles, cand \u201cpublic It was when cr to the i | World's were im on well the vv, regret they wep were fr.Kiev di oon Sern, ew ads we NOVA Fat patients eaten fu luring advertisn itn the fa 1 (Was To! air.for sh for tie: was needed for and lard ced Aunt [to spend homestead | | It was | The fam enjoying land the | the past Jord is - Tires ones Porte far hee oo Iv wers = the coût, toll dod ors Ine In speaking to gregation he I.absent the | vacation \u201chad urged 1Hose y | effort | f 1 } | | i ; werk We do not need ; what to 3 an in ther glority , they shonld go Hw His snggestinn w hat was du ares ; Master's use.crate w it, and not prov their son \u201cWell! 18 à it will me what \u2018It's pre ton for missionary Hittie.sleepers t pet.\u2019 \u2018T will in the guide Rachel.for esting study, and were the objects of , them.he my Ww thee }- to ask troc then sre if Their e a season of refr Is as well ag ta th said Ruby, \u2018If 1 learest 1o me just wheel, thane?good the precion:.10 do to glorify God?etty fallow gren: work \u2018Nothèng 1] ever here short of (lr instruct thee and\u2019 ay thon shal with mine God ha 5 da >» » 10 20177 \u2018If us to bribe only method of beautifying and preserving ' find opportunities for we tex.I are everywhere.37 JUROR, Corner Bleury street.| Well, 1 know God w [have just the Des: ti: L {NS TOPYNEDR { can.said Ruby.and | CHI DREN ) CORN El æ | \u2018I'm afraid thing- TT jdull for yon) said ot THE TWINS ON WHEELS.l\u2018there\u2019s no young (folle | \u2018 » - .ot El \u2018'Pears to me, Henry, said Aunt! Don't want ans.To Hittie, \u2018the at those twins of vours hev ¢ephalus = dis ol LU .been on wheels jest about ali their OF And patie life.The fust two years où their: qu, ue red arp .existence they were trundled in baby cezen.ant oe ne cabs ; then they wheeled each other auntie, about vs.i in their express waggons another two | The next morninc © three vears ; after that came the | ; Hittie and the twin - voller-skate craze, and Rachel and the comfortable chair i Ruby were the fust to take ro \u2019em, hour ride while fact Now ef they ain\u2019 a-ridin' by on their ¢fed ant rigged.wen bicycles, which I do say feems on- With the irunks an Indylike.but ez everyhodyj \u2018bout dees bagzage-cor.10 it I s\u2019pose our twins inf any wuss How Peter, the hired © than the rest.with staring eyes ar fo \u2018I guess yow're right about that, Joughingly refused Lone aunt,\u201d said Mr.Atwood, \u2018but ihev are Seat inhe carnage.hi mot such good girls and have worked so (heir wheels and plased vl hard to keep our family ship sailing Iponnted guards on cach sib since I had that accident to my hack, Jronst on the (Won TE that it does my heart good to see [AMIN Cen the savvea nf them enjoying themselves, God gave The girl a ae on us the greatest blessing of our lives COMPIE EE ; a Cn ain when our iwins came, and the in- Crip'on.bac ween free, valid father looked lovingly down the (0 Ihe windows fo PY street where the girls had gone.while the men ID ter fot ; {or a lool at 1 \u201cThey're lively, too, said Aunt Hit- Stop LOT 4 PE en tue tie, \u2018and they'll make the dull walls a-ridin\u2019 cari- Wheols 2, pates at the farm seem a good sight bright- 1r¥ roads th reagh woutes Ba ., + ; 1 ; hv the river were In goon er.I'm glad they're going back with _- | , nd the go! me.Itll warm up this old heart of for wheeling, and tu ry mine.\u2019 in their loug spins, rem\u201d A shrill whistle, a fluttering of rib- burned, tar ned am mE bons, and whir of revolving wheels, rich milk ana ca vos or and two laughing faces appeared in round out the Je the sparkline the porch, interrupting the conversa- little figures, es a ee RAR , tion of the two people there.and rosy cheeks spo oo the good their vacation wv.(To be continurd.) 1% he par rapie axing fe.dre nares 11 to Nn twilight, nt iscourse, ing con- 12 hoped :l He nake an =r when OUTINEA, VO CONSP- ny toy the ssirz an tin (quote .spo t \u2018 new 11.pind T7 or tha rie yo=s hi Nn to pren Hitri i .Po ennig \u201che! du A wor\u201d\" Aunt var n iL \u201cixX- ec rick- Aahhing } in 127 tcoked 15 They r of a d'upen par\u201d of uf eld aol = mn~h quiet cone eu hv, wontd v cals x conmi- As and nadition rallied & ann- The ent ID e trim g eves wily ed dning WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1894.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.9 \"AT INCURABLE ROMANCE.\u2014 Edith Ferguson Black, in N.Y.\u2018Independent\u201d) (Concluded.) There is an air of subdued festiv- iv about the Home for Incurables.+.weeks the patients had been in autter of excitement.It is not Y.n in this prosaic world that a] «class romance is vouchsafed even fos (he happy people who never need wo say 1 am sick.\u201d They felt them- ~ives favored of the gods, and wed in consequential tones of \u2018our ing, and what the bride would ar.The pathos of it did not over- \u201c-]m them as it might have done.| { Toy Were used to sa things in the 7 -me for Incurables.Vorgive me.John Hatherton had said.simply ; \u2018but I cannot bear her 1: of my sight for a moment.Let 2 he married.It will he a comfort save her the name I have been _ooring for her all these years.\u2019 \u2018je had not grown strong on his joy, \u2018hey hoped he would : but Miss slerpool declared, with a sob, \u2018that as like the Garden of Eden, with + Millennium and New Jerusalem ined.\u201d He would lie for hours ori \u2018vg his hungry eyes,upon the lit- ve fgure whose chair was always ~sr beside him.Now and then the pain would burst its bonds and he woud ery.through white, set lips : om.my little Hertha, if I had only mown in time! Surely there is pedical skill somewhere in this wide w>ld to get you free !\" and she would ~ake answer, with a smile: \u2018Let us leave the \u201cmight have pren.dear, in the hands of the King.ard think of the \u201cshall be\u201d that is waiting for us on the other shore.\u2019 Than she would begin to sing till he quiet again.When he slept :\u201c- always slipped away to cheer lip «oro of her old friends who missed har nar.af v eve \u201cFor better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, till death us do part.\u201d\u2019 The clergyman stood bes!de the had.The superintendent and Miss Vanderpool, with Dr.Bruce and the nurses, were gathered about him ; a irrle nearer the door stood the patients, Everyone looked at the bride and groom ; they looked only ai each other.Again the clergyman repeated the solemn vow, The bride hesitated just for a moment.\u2018\u201cFor better, far worse, for richer, for poorer\u2019\u2014 for ever and ever \" \u2018God bless you, my little Sunshine,\u2019 Miss Vanderpcol cried, softly, as she kissed her good-by, \u2018and make you | And gives His children kisses then, a lingering reverence the rapturously smiling mouth.\u2018My precious little Sunshine,\u2019 she whispered | \u2018you have gone at last , \u201cwhere there arc no shadows.\u201d\u2019 ce DAILY STEPS UPWARD.WEDNESDAY, NOV.7.For God has marked each sorrowing day And numbered every secret tear; And heaven's long age of bliss shall pay For all His children suffer here.Wiiliam Cullen Bryant.God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes, and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor ecry- ing.\u2014Rev.xxi., 4, God from our eyes all tears hereafter wipes, stripes.ne Herrick.Speaking of college revivals, Mr.R.Mott says :\u2014'I want you to read three books.First, the Acts of the Apostles, with your college in view; secondly, \u201cWith Christ in the School of Prayer,\u201d by the Rev.Andrew Murray ; and thirdly, Finney\u2019s first eight revival lectures, for you will find there more things with which you will agree than otherwise.We want revivals, but they must begin with ourselves.Two men began to pray for a revival in an American college, and in a month or so they were joined by twenty ; soon their prayer- meetings rose to 90 or 100.The revival had begun.If you pray for three months without being answered, that's all the more reason for going on praying.At Holyoke seminary there was wont to be a revival every year, but the cause was not discovered till Mary Lyon died, and it was found\u2018 from her papers that every year at a certain time she had begun to pray for this revival.There are some college walls represented here that are going to be wonderfully shaken this year.Let your work be personal, tactful, intelligent (this by making it a special study), and sincere (by being filled with the Spirit of Christ).Let definite men work for definite men in the football team, in the literary society, in the debating club.One year at Yale there were twenty-two such secret personal definite workers in communication with a central head, but all working unknown to one another, and soon forty men accepted Christ.That was how one revival started\u2019 ADVERTISEMENTS.| Ky OE PS + po very happy ! Yeu deserve to be.\u2019 \u2018F don\u2019t deserve it, dear ; but I am.\u2014very happy.\u2019 \u2018 After they had gone \u2018she turned toward her husband, a strange, exulting ring in her voice: \u2018Now, my darling.I will never leave vou\u2014never, any more V Dr.Bruce toyed with cosy dining- The evening drew on.ind the superintendent \u2018heir dessert in their \"0m.\u2018Those two blessed children\u201d The superintendent pushed away her pudding untasted.\u2018Do you know, Doc- ar.it is like a glimpse of Paradise 1 Number 13 to-night.\u2019 Ir.Bruce sighed.At that moment b> envied the patient from Michigan.A nurse knocked at the door hurriedly, Dr.Bruce sprang up.\u2018fJahn Hatherton dying! You're crazy, man |! Why, he's likely to Mrger for months I\" then he dashed up the stairs.Who could tell how it was ?Some \"nv valve nut of order.Some miss- fre of connections amidst the mysteriously beautiful and complicated rerwork of vibrating pulses which we ra! human life.The golden bowl fast 1nosing from the fountain ; the silver cord just on the point to break.You can do nothing ?The bride of three hours asked the question in her sweet, clear tones.Nothing\u2019 said Dr.Bruce, the break of a great tenderness in his voire.\u2018Then leave him to me!\" The words rang out sharp and imperative ke a battle order.Her face had a apt expression.She seemed to \u2018wer above him in the splendor of ter calm.He noticed, with a start, Rew ethereal she looked.He took \"er hand in his strong ones, which \u2018\u2019embled ; she gave her other to the \u201cperintendent with her old winning \u2018> that they had been used to for \" \"sen years.{want to thank you both for all \"\" kindness.\" Her eyes rested on superintendent's face.\u2018You have \u2018 like a mother to me.you and!\u2018 uns Miss Vanderpool.For that I \u201c7 never thank you.\u2019 i.\u201cnen they went out as she bade ,, \\ and left her alone with her | *- and her pain.- \u201chen the morning broke they ned the door softly and looked in.The patient from Michigan lay in 2° \u2018 happy slumber that never wakes , are.With her face close beside .> olding his hand in hers on which 0 wedding ring glistened, his wife Sa Kept her promise\u2014she would r leave him any more., on ss Vanderpool looked through .UNE tears at the beautiful, radi- fo face.She laid a cluster of orange ; *50MS among the shimmering folds \u201c2 creamy sillk which had been $r wedding present, and kissed with es TU as A \u201c3 Find fault with the cook if the pastry does not exactly suit you.Nor with yous wife either\u2014perhaps she is no to BLAME It may be the lard she is using for shortening.Lard is indigestible you know.But if you would always have YOUR Cakes, pies, rolls, aud bread palatable amd perfectly digestible, order the new shortening,\" \u2018COTTOLENE,\u201d for your WIFE Sold in* 3 and 5 pound pails, by all grocers.Made only by NY THE 31 N.K.FAIRBANK wf COMPANY, Wellington and Ann Ste., Montreal.§ Sr ok 4 Cu ad A) A (5 ma vai sas x ASTRA A i ds La Ra AE Er LE] = w Fo int x « CA) Ex A - fo his x El vi Pali 20 ; Pua THAT LNST APPETITE, LOST ENERCYS LOST HEALTH, | RECAINED By the use of SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE, Testimonials and Guarantee.+ K.D.C.Co.Ltd., NEW GLASGOW, N.S.And 127 STATE ST., BOTSON, MASS.EEE REED & SMALL Fitters.Plumbers, Gas and Steam 23 AYLMER STREET, Medicines, &c.Miscellaneous.Groceries, Provisions, &c.\u2014 [ is stamped on James Æ.N icholseti.Almost Passes Belief Mr.Jas.E.Nicholson, Flerenceville, N.B., Struggles for Beven Long Years with CANCER ON THE LIP, AND IS CURED BY AYERS sis Mr.Nicholson says: \u201cI consulted doctors who prescribed for me, but to no purpose; the cancer began to Eat into the Flesh, spread to my chin, and I suffered.ln Sarsaparilla agony for seven long years.Finally I began taking Ayers à SarsapariNa.\u201ca a week or two noticed a Decided Improvement, Encouraged by this result, I persevered, uiitil in a month or so the sore under my chin began to heal.In three months my lip began to heal, and, after usin hing the Sarsapärilla for six months, t trace of the cancer disappeared.Ayer's ony Sarsaparilla \"Admitted at the World\u2019s Fair, AYER\u2019S PILLS Regulate the Bowels.UY RED LION OINTMENT, AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT.Athletes should use this valuable ointment for cuts, bruises, sprains or strains.Is also a splendid remedy for ulcerated legs, bad breasts, chapped hands, chilblains, scalds, burns, abscesses, sore eyes, bad heads, scrofulous sores, and all cutaneous eruptions.Sold by the following druggists: price, 26 cents: \u2014John Lewis, Victoria square, Branch, corner St, Catherine and Guy sts.E.Leénard, 113 St.Lawrence Main street.Dr.Stroud, 525 St.Lawrence Main street.8.E.M¢Ghle, 2123 Notre Dame street.Medical Hall, 585 Wellington street, Point St.Charles.E.Du Berger, 260 Centre street, Point St.Charles.John T.Lyons, corner Cralg and Bleury streets.Wholesale Agents, Kerry, Watson & Co., Montreal.Proprietors, Red Lion Mfg.Co., Office, 246 St.James street, Montreal.6 WANTED Everybody who has Sore Eyes, to use HENDERY'S CELEBRATED GALVANIC EYE WATER.Fifty years before the public.Druggists.For sale by all Price 25c.Cement, Drain Pipes, &c.SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENT, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, At Lowest Market Prices.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 & F.PF.CURRIE & Co, 100 GREY NUN STREET.w.Housefurnishings, &c.ARPET LAYING, UPHOLSTERING, eto.\u2014Oarpets Cut, Made and Laid, Lifted and Beaten, y aades, Spring Rollers, etç., supplied and pat +8 Mattresses san be returned same day.HENRY HAMMOND, 222 and 224 St.Urbain street.18 years with Thomas Mussen, Bag.Furui- ture repaired.Orders attended to personally.Telephone 1749.E.TOWNSHEND, oJ.EST.#4 YEARS.PLRE BEDDING PATENTED.Call or ri ing up 1906 and get prices for Remaking Mattresses, Pillows, &c., before removing.Also every description of Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Cots, &c.Hair, Moss and Wool Mattresses, 1 LITTLE ST.ANTOINE STREET, Cor.St.James street, only.NO BRANCH STORES.A PHILBIN, De «e HOUSE FURNISHING ap UILDERS HARDWARE, TINWA WOODRNWARE, AGATE NEONWARE, CUTEPRX GAB and OIL STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, &c.2231 8ST.CATHERINE STREET.Be KETS! BLANKETS! Just Received a CHOICE CONSIGNMENT to be.di ed of at Lowest Possible Prices.e invite you to call and examine above, and also \u2018our new Embroidered Felt Table Covers, do Scarves and Antis.W.& J.M.FARQFHAR, 354 St.James street.26 a ce secte a ng ra Be Rd A ASA Gtr dk ire Lacs ra BON 15 Sonal vi se whi THE BANNER MATCHES 9000 Telegraph.Telephone.Tiger.Parlor.++ 200 THEY ARE E.B.EDDY\u2019S Matches.JENSLISH HAIR BROOMS, ENGLISH SHOE SET 8.OSTRICH FEATHER DUS RS.FA) E WHISKS.ULLEY'S BRUSH Ww ORKS, 76 to 78 Victoria Square.Carpet Sweepers repaired.Telephone 2740.22 OR WEDDING \u2014AND - yBTETHDAY PRESENTS.sai F.BECK, 292 St.Lawrence street.RLAD \u2018BOWLS, ICE CREAM SETS, LEMONADE and BERRY SETS, CARD RECFEIV KRS, ROSE BOW CHINA BUTTER DISHES, FAXOY CHEESE DISHES, BOHEMIAN GLASS CASKETS, DINNER, TEA snd CHAMBER SETS.Also a special line of COLORED CHAMBER SETS, at 31.75 per set.W.F.BECK.292 St.Lawrence street.(One door above 8t.Catherine st.) FOR LETTER WRITERS We have a large stock of the most elegant and at the same time moderate priced NOTE PAPERS for special and general correspondence.Call and see the newest novelties.BISHOP'S, © 169 St.James st.)ILKINGTON\u2019S POWDERED LYE.The Sirongest and Best, Ask your Grocer for it.EO.MAYBURY, MASTER CARTER, 283 Commissieners street.Bell Tel.337.Notices.BANK OF MONTREAL NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend of Five percent upon the paid-up capital stock of this institution has been declared for the current half year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city, and at its branches, on and after SATURDAY, the First Day of December next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to the 30th of November next, both days inclusive.By order of the Board, E.8.CI@ESTON.General Manager.16th Oct., 18%4.17 JN OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Consolidated Land & Investment Company (limited), and the Montreal Freehold Company will apply at the next session of the Legislature of Quebec for an act to amalgamate said companies under the name of the Montreal Freehold Company, or such other as may be determined, and on such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon by the shareholders of said companies, without real estate transfer tax, and for other purposes, Montreal, 24th September, 1804, CROSS, BROWN & SHARP, Solicitors for Applicants.TEN DOLLARS REWARD Montreal, Will be paid for such infermation as will lead to the discovery and convietibn of the patties who broke the windows of the Mountam Street ig glass à Chypoh, MOSES, PARKER, Ir nder, 19 to Dalhousie street, Montreal.NOTICE.The Corporation of Tea etage Dexion will, at the next segaion of the re, app ply for a Bill to amend its Act of Toco elo on and ppecially te give to sid corporation amenget ather id the power to prepare à Per of the Munioipality or accept the plan propars NL il Marien, Qlvil Engineer or any other plan, which will be ebligatary in all cases Music and Art, H HERBERT PATTON, nist By ante Caurch, Teacher of vy Piano MAYOR SERRE TPS s30.Mr.Chas.Kelly.VOICE CULTURE, ITALIAN METHOD.Pupil 0 of fy nor Nune, New York, Signer uria oronto Ggunegvater , certificatagd pupil ot J.Harry Whee Chicago.Aldo thorough instructions on Guitar and Mandolin.Open fer concerts.engageménts.Vôtal and Guitar Studio.\u2018Featherston's Plano Rooms.2t39 ST.CATHERINE STREET.every cake of Surprise Soap.It\u2019s there so you can't be There is only one deceived.Surprise.See to it that your Soap bears that word\u2014- 'TIS THE BEST.7 JEW PRICES \u2014 AT - BAKER & C0.\u2019 GROCERY, Cor.of Aylmer and Berthelet streets, Granulated Sugar, 4l4c per lb.Brown Sugar, 3!ac per lb.Lump Sugar, 6c per lb.6 lbs.fine Breakfast Tea for $1.50.5 ibs.fine India Ceylon Tea.$1.35.5 lbs.\u2018best Creamery Butter, $1.15.5 lbs.good Dairy Butter, $1.00, Finest Pound Prin: Butter, 27c.6 lbs.Fresh Prunes for 35c.- 6 lbs, New Cooking Figs far 40c.6 lbs.New Raisins for 35e.6 Ibe.New Currants for 25c.AN other Household Groceries cheap.Please send in your orders which will be equally promptly attended to and delivered to all parts of the city.Telephone, 2640.6 NOTICE, The ENGLISH PROVISION CO, have just received a very fine lot of:\u2014 ENGLISH CURED HAMS.ENGLISH CURED BACON.AYRSHIRE ROLL BACON.WILTSHIRE BACON.Be sure and ask for the E.P.CHEEFSE.ENGLISH STILTON, GRUYERE.EDAM.ROQUEFORT.NEUFCHATEL.CLOVERDALE CHEDDAR.CANADIAN STILTON.MILLAR'S PARAGON CHEESE.McLAREN'S IMPERIAL CHEESE.CREAM CHEESE.Co's Brand.BUTTER.Finest Creamery in 5.10, 25, 30, 50 and 70-1b.Tubs.2450 ST.CATHERINE STREET.Tel.No.4847.A NOTHER FRESH LOT OF OUR FAMOUS 35 Cent ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA so\u2014\u2014 D.STEWART, |=: ANTOINE BTREET.206 ST.Telephone 8168.17 CE CREAM,.Made of Pure Cream.Chocolate Fingers and am Puffs delivered iu city on 3 hours notice.- Ni CAKES and CANDIES, best quality, Intinite Parier Every kind of FANCY and PLAIN BREAD.BOSTON BROWN BREAD and BAKED BEANS every Saturday, clean, aholerpme, low priced.AULD & CO.Bakers and Confectionera.Cor.Atwater ave.and St.Antoine st.Tel.8003.Furs, &c.HIRAM JOHNSON, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIER \u2014AND\u2014 Dealer in and Exporter of Raw Furs.Jebbing a Specialty.Correspondence Solicited.494 St.Paul st CONDUCT ORS.honest Villiam, whosc heart was a mint, he owner ne\u2019er knew half the good that was Wie The ES of impulse, 1: forced him along, His cu» luct stil} right, with his argument wrong.\u2014Goldsmith.The mest perfeet non-conductor of heat is Fur and, therefere, à warm cevering in oold climates.The different Furs can be had made up in all the Latest Fashions for Ladies and Geutlemen ; prices reasonable.Also Old Furs Cleaned, Dyed, altered to prevailing fashion, and Repaired at HERMANN RIEPERT\u2019S, MANUFACTURING FURRIER, 1827 Notre Dame st., A few doors cast of McGill street.Headquarters fer Sleigh Robes and (oats.(CENTS FOR | SALE.Apply at the * WITNESS\" OFFICE | | | | READADLE PARAGRAPHES, AN how, Farmer Gravnerk-Mariar, \u2018here ain't no use in wastin® ancther penny CN OT Tex s education.He's an utter focl; and that's all we van cover make of him! Mrs, Graynerk -Why.land'= sske.Tason\u2019 ; What makes von say that?Farmer GCrayvneck\u2014Why, the Hhttlé dict asked me a few riinutes ago if the word \u2018Hon.\u2019 before the name of a member of Congress meant \u201chonest.\u2014 Puck\u201d No more tootha he or headache if von use \u2018Nervol One application cures instant- Iv.2% cents, At all druggists.or John T Lyons, corner of Craig and Bleury.TORTURE ENOUGH Little Boy\u2014 Folks that torture their prisoners\u2019 Little Girl\u2014 How\u201d Little Bov\u2014'1 don\u2019t Maybe have apple dumplings for dinner.give the prisoners any.-= \u2018Good News say the Chinese know.they and don't treet & Smith's Shiloh's Cure, sumption cure.promptly ures croup, sore throat.hoarseness, cough and asthma.For consumption it has no rival.Has cured thousands.and Will cure von if taken in time.Sold on a guarantee.B.E.MeGalr.agent, 217% Notre Dame \u201cx ; 3 THE FIN DE SIECLE GIRL \u2018Would yon, my dearest one.\u201d asked he, \u2018Instead of Miss be Mrs.And in a cottage live with me.On bread and cheese and kisses?cough and con.coughs, wh arin the great \u2018I have no fancy.«ir.for cheesc, Mites frequently infest it: And with me oft it disagrees.1 never could digest it.\u2018And in a cottage live | won't; There is no power could make me; But if you say a brown-stone front And cake and ple, why.take me.\u2019 \u2014Boston \u2018Courier.\u2019 4 \u2018T have spent thousands of dollars and been in the best hospitals of Europe America under treatment for catarrh.\u2019 a gentleman recently.\u2018and have never ceived so much genuine relief as I have from a twenty-five bux of Hawker's ~ catarrh cure.\u2019 : 7 and said re- vent Begin feeding vour baby with \u2018Dyer's Improved Food for Infants\u2019 as soon as weaned, it being partly digested, the most delicate infant can take It.W.A.Dyer & Co, and all druggists.4 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\" es ADVERTISEMENTS.L RICES STUDI\", .141 ST.PETER STREET, Directly opposite \u2018 Witness\u2019 Building, is easy of access, and admirably lighted.In every way suitable for the ditferent branches of their growing business.Orders for Portraits.Groups, Views Interior, LANTERN SLIDES, Bromide Enlargements, plein and colored, &c., &c., respectfully solicited.27 UST IN, © 500 MOUNTED ART STUDIES, Assorted, 25 cents each, | 1600 New Pictures in stock for Christmas trade The largest assortment of Pictures and the lowest price of any house in the trade.GW.WILLBON, Manufacturére of Mouldings and Frames, 688 Craig Atreet.Office.Next door to the \u2018 Wituess' ONLY 25c A BOTTLE.The QUREN'S HAIR HELPER is a preparation that eo hair to its natural oolor and \u201ceaut arrests falling out, removes dandruff and oures a It stimulates and invi ness.lItisnota dye.ora les the roots, | roducing a rapld growth, full of life and hsoith © clear part makes a superior dressing, equal to ad 30c or 81 preparation.For sale by ali Druggists, or at A.D.MANN\u2018, Corner Mountain and St.Antoine streets, L/ NOTYPE PRINTING, For Boeks, Reports and Pamphlets, \u2018WITNESS® PRINTING HMOFSE.RAINS, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that after the 15th of November next, no permits will be granted for the construction of private Grains from the public sewers to privais properties at present contract prices, but from that date, until further notice; thq- city only will do the work, and charge double the present rates.The city will not be responsible for any damage or faulty work in connection witb the building of said drains.{By order), FERCIVAL W.ST.GEORGE, City Surveyor.CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE ) C ITY HALL, - Montreal, Nov.5th, 1834.J 7 HOTO ENGRAVING, ZINC ETCHING, and WOOD ENGRAVI Ny EN in fine style at the \u2019 WITNERS\" PRINTING cor.St.Peter and Craig strects.PS a PPS ed \"are ee \u201cain \u201cnero JOAN EEE Es hd FE ee rite Cat Stine rene ni DUS SPP EE LAG NW en A rane De a RUE GTA 10 DEMOCRATIC SEDAN.ms tn ee te The Republicans Sweep the United States < Yeste rday.y vu.% Hill.Grant, Waite and Wilson Among the Slain.New York, Nov.6.\u2014The elections in | the different states to-day resulted in an overwhelming victory for the Republican party.In every state in which they did not defeat the Democrats they cut the former Democratic majorities down by thousands.Even in the Southern States this was the rule, for where Republicans were not arrayed against the Democrats the Populists were and the result was the same.The Democratic majority in the House of Representatives bas faded away and the Republicans have a fair working majority as near as can be made out this morning by the necessarily incomplete returns.New York has deserted the Democratic standard and gives the Republican candidate for governor a most wonderful majority, and Tammany Hall has been defeated.Half a dozen other states havé elected Republican governors in the place of Democrats or Populists.In every Republican state increased majorities have been reported.It was, practically, a Republican walkover.Washington, Nov.6.\u2014At half-past eleven o'clock to-night Mr.J.B.Bab- cock, chairman of the Republican Congressional committee, telegraphed Mr.Aspley, the vice-chairman of the committee, at Boston, as follows: \u2014 {calamity Aver ! Republicans : Represonta:s i joritr.1 > WW , famous ! l distriet .4 The \u2018Trm oo York stat vestordu oe trav\u2019 4° 440 | New ; work j amendments .The \u2018Times | Hill and Hill, i hanism, to Tu.was delivered iv Pyesterday.The b- l of the Democia vv.ginator, £tnera > a and has er Trust greatest vcandidore Tor State, was cris of reco.1.The World - A0 Says siule.the hke of vhichr.sanguine pardsan «ven vaine the Democratic soa ty after county qpulél Merten pared {nr this vor.like a needless wa e The \u2018Recorder\u2019 (he ing says :\u2014The «© the restoration «of 1h.perity that ii Kinley act, 32 dir American standard : wages.It bas, ina v- rica for Americans .The \u2018Mercury\u2019 the first time in Li- have made ncarly © Congressional disufi: York, the Gibraitor first time in fer though.of cours.dissatisfied Demo of the city of N disappointed and = ° of the reaction\u2019 The \u2018Morning Ac\" says :\u2014 \u2018The is routed.Republic: Protection wii +0 is overihre.- [SRI [ES grrr battle many victory poscd to irae tre of the Chico: plat! the bars Pe Cleveland lea tr come tax.\u2019 Boise.concede that Wi means that oF penple as à Idaho, Nov ed to Congress.the Fiate to the 1701 the entire stare 1 will be close, o15%° can.Scratur SL coed him.THE DAILY WITKE=51 1° at tae Witness bisou - and St Peter str Juin Redpath Dou ll, 0 All business vonimirirass *John Dougall & - be aadoroseas Editor should 'Vitness.\u201d PHvou until the quart a."]