The daily witness, 29 mars 1895, vendredi 29 mars 1895

[" De RS ee ORD or x GOT 4 AB Dn Pa x- .pst itul : CHR .¢ atoBl y Squat e y ratalga : @ br poudus SW EN J -\u2014 rs Vor XXXVI, No.7 \"TNE STRIKE OVER.Sir Hibbert Tupper Returns to the Bosom of the Cabinet.THE \u2018HAPPY FAMILY\u2019 AT OTTAWA AT PEACE ONCE MORE.Ottawa, March 29.\u2014Sir Hibbert Tupper, who went out cn strike ceveral days ago, returned this morning.It is understood that matters have been arranged and the wheels of justice wiil ence more revolve regularly.The Minister was at the department lright and early at 9.30 this morning and had several callers, among them Sir Adolphe Caron.Sir Mackenzie Powell had a private conference with several of his colleagues in his private rocm this forenoon.The crisis faithful in the country and they began to arrive here last night.Bezides several members nf parliament there was Mr.C.IW.Burting, managing director cf the \u201cMail aud Empire whn had an view with the Pre:zcier this morning.Me.J.F.Lister, Q.C.M.P.for Lamb- t 5.one «f the Liberal leaders in parliament.is nere attending the Supreme! Curr.He savs the Liberal prospects were rever brighter in western Ontario than at present.UNCERTAIN SITUATION, Ottawa, March 28.\u2014It is difficult to learn whether there has been a reconcilia- ti-n in the cabinet or not.It is true that Qi Hibbert Tupper spent the whole morn- \u2018*,z a: his desk, but no official statement ts likely to be inade.In official circles \u2018!e -endency is to belittle the whole af- \u2018ar aod to aver that there was no re- natico.This is not true.Of course ilitdbert Tupper would not cease to Mivister of Justice until kis resigna- was accented, and he has all along - - À to sign papers in that capacity.©» tendered his resignation is be- -+ me bevond doubt.Whether he r2rawn it conditionally or uncon- - is an open questicn.ard that owing to the action of .nitoba l.egislaturs removing the nropozing remedial legislation for EL ntit WIST -n temporarily.At all events, Con- \u2018\u2018atives freely express the opinion that t would have strengthened the cabinet f the Premier had accepted Sir Hibbert's r-signation.as he is very unpopular, but \u201cere are two sides to the question.The sxart situation will not be known for a Cav OT LWO vet.THE PREMIER SPEARS, Ta regar! to the reported resignation r* sir Hibbert Tupper the Premier said: : is reason tp believe that the The \u201cIfferenre, if any exists, will admit of a) ready adjustment.And the Premier add- effect, that Sir Hibbert Tupper's \u2018.rmal resignation was not in his hands.It 1s understood sigration to the Premier was made ver- Taliv.\u2018 «1 in THE FEELING AMON PICTOU COUNTY ORANGE- MEN.Toronto, Marrh 2:9.\u2014A special to the \u201cGi be\u2018 from New Glasgow, N.S.says: Th~ \u2018rrange:nen of Pictou c-unty are ju- buiant over Sir Hinbert Tupper's resigna- ting, whirh they attributed to their protests against interferenc\u201dr with Manitoba The Hibbert Tarver's friends in the «© in\u201d telegranb- ei hi that he Rad siënod his death vars bocls, allege that sir rant.ds eral hunared Orangemen wontd A mooning of all toe lodges dic trie 13 call-1 fer April 2 at Steilart.u.Ehould Sir Ifibhert Tupner withdraw his resignation they will nom- fa the inate a man to oppose him.EIR MACKENZIE BOWELL SAYS SIR HIBEERT HAS NOT RESIGNED.\u2018Al poyprerex.savs sir Mackenzie sowie when confrented with the scare Leadiines of the press announcing the resisnot.on ef Sir Hivvert Tupper.11 war at the Itideau Ciun.The \u2018 dra- mais rorënae \u2018 vor the Premier of Can- energotin Johr Jsegh Jar bs, a niece little dinner, and af- of the Macdonald Club, Mr.ala an! the secretary Montreal sir Theres war ter inc dinner a iong conversation, for Lie Jacobs, Rood Conservative that he is, hz! rene un tn Ottawa to arrango the vo palgi ?r tho by-elections, I : «ts surveyed; sir Mackenzie wou Lo aoa llaraor, Ant ous says Mr.Jacobs, suddenir shoving some papers with hig scare Lead: \u2018 that da you think of that ?\u2018Ail poppreock says Canada's Premier, SIANCILE srornfnlis at the papers, and then tessing then aride, \u2018A cabinet minister ls a sworn oifiria!.This seems to | forgotten, Now, as a sworn official, > cavinet minister could divulge any- \u2018ning whieh tranznired at a cabinet meet- LE alarmed the\u201d inter- The the- sible Tar lir Hibbert that Sir Hibbert's re- Minister; but has Sir Hibbert told anybody he has resigned ?No.and for the good reason that he has done nothing of the sort.There may be a difference of detail in the best regulated family.Suppose therc has been a trifling difference, not on the broad question of policy, but on some minor matter, that means nothing.\u2019 And as to the by-elections, the Premier.according to Mr.Jacobs, spoke \"them.Vercheres is left to Mr.Oulmet ; and Mr.Leblanc.; put Up there, and the government feels | sure of carrying this seat at any rate.| And as to the general elections, the ' Premier said to Mr.Jacobs that there might be two sessions before these were brought on, one in the spring and one in the fall.\u2018As a matter of fact,\u2019 said Mr.Jacobs, \u2018those who made the positive statement that Sir Hibbert Tupper had resigned were too previous.There has been a .difference of opinion as to the bringing on of the elections, but this is a small matter, which will certainly not lead to , any resignations\u2019 | A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE.Referring to the consecration of Arch- ! b'shop Langevin, of St Boniface, the \u2018Mirerve' says: \u2018A remarkable coincidence\u2019! It was on the very day when the successor of the illustrious Mgr.Tache was receiving tne holy unction that, in Ottawa, the Dominion Government adopted the order-in-councll which confirmed the constitutional rights of the Catholic minority cf the province and prooeeded to guarantee them the enjoyment thereof.\u2019 MR.LAURIER.Lotters received here to-day from the Hon.Mr.Laurier himself state that he has completely reccvered from his recent indisposition.MR.LE BARON.Mr.Le Baron, of Sherbrooke, has wired the \u2018Electeur\u2019 that there is not a word of truth in the Montreal \u2018Gazette's\u2019 statement tbat he has withdrawn his candidature against the Hon.Mr.Ives.On the com- trary, he says, he is more determined than ever to give Mr, Ives the most vigorous opposition.IN RORUST HEALTH.The \u2018Electeur\u2019 ridicules the idea that Mr.Patterson has retired from the Militia Department on account of ill health.When he was here a few days ago, it says that the Quebeckers who came in contact with him could not help remarking how robust he was in health, what a hearty liver he was, and how long he could sit up into the \u2018wee sma\u2019 hours\u2019 playing cards.QUEBEC WEST.Quebec, March 28.\u2014The writs are out for the Federal by-election for this divi- sien.Nceminations on April 10 and polling on April 17.Mr.R.Campbell, assistant clerk of the Queber Legislative Council, has been named returning officer.A rumor is current that the government Las instructed the returaing officer to re- frse at the last moment the Hon.Thomas McGreevy's nomination papers on nomina- tinil [lay on the ground that he is disqualified to sit during the duration of the pre- This is the surprise which Sir Adolphe Caron is understood to Lheve arranged for, when he was herp a few days ago, s» as to capture the seat, sn to say, by a fluke, the calculation being that neither the Liberals nor Mr.Dobell 10ay think !t worth while to engage in a cdutzst for the sake of holding the divi- ! sion for a single session, in which event some straigût supporter cf the government, who could not get elected otherwise, will be put in nomination and de- clired eected hy acclamation, Mr.Mc- Greevy being ruled out as disqualified, New, however, that the government's game is known or suspected precautions wiil be taken to defeat it.sent parliament.+ __ CORNWALL CANAL IMPROVEMENTS.Coruwail, March 29.\u2014Messrs.Davis & Sons, the canal contractors, have a large staff of (nearly four hundred) at work en the seeciions of wall which have to be completed Before the water is let irto the canal again.They have rushed fnrward the work cf exravation and yes- t-rday commenced to lay stone.About four thousand vards of he laid in the walls at locks 19 and 20, iy the Pitt street wharf and new flume ai men toe Stormont mil: In this flume four iron pipes, each eight feet in diameter, will be laid to carry the water to the bulkheads, No work is being dsne cn the Sheik's Islan] dain at present as the con- | tractors are concentrating their efforts on | | the sections which have to be finished be- \"fore the opening of navigatien.mem SMALLPOX IN CHICAGO.Q Ch'rago, March 29.\u2014Smallpox is breaking cut parts of the alarming proportions and every effort is in various city in g.Nn cabinet minister could tell any-! being made by the Board of Health to bo1r whether he bal resigned or not.The check the disease before there is an epi- cabinet as à whole would know it: the demia hopefully, expecting, as he said, to carry A good man will be, masonry are to: THE ALLEGED ENQUIRY.OR | CHIEF HUGHES AND TWO DETECTIVES TO BE HEARD IN THEIR OWN FAVOR.After the disgraceful exhibition cf partisanship at the last meeting of the so- called police investigating committee, when the citizens\u2019 lawyers, stopped upon ! the threshold of important disclosures, \"retired; with Aldermen Smith and Me- Bride, in disgust, it was hoped that those who had burked the cnquiry would be , content, and that the public would hear nothing more about the whole wretched business.| From the moment the composition of | the committee was announced, it was i well understood that nothing was to be | expected from it.The committee justi- i ied the opinion which had been formed of it.The majority steadily acted the \u201crole of partisans, rather than that of investigators, till, at the last session, their obstructive attitude became so marked.and offensive that the citizens\u2019 lawyers withdrew from the case.It was hoped that this was the last of tke business, failing a royal commission.but the committee, not content with the notoriety already attained, called a meeting for yesterday afternoon.\u201cWell,\u201d said Ald.Rainville, as soon as he had taken ihe chair, and nodded to the other members\u2014Aldermen Robert, Brunet, Prefontaine, McBride and Farrell\u2014 \u2018 Has anybody any suggestion to make ?\u201d No, nobody had anything to suggest.\u2018 Mr.Bisaillon ?\u201d : * No, I have nothing to say, and nothing to suggest.\u2019 The chairman (Mr.Rainville) looked a little helpless.Ald.Brunet had a sudden inspiration.Why not examine a few more witnesses, which would be a help to the committee in preparing its report to council.Suppose you examine some of those witnesses which Mr, Greensalzlds had ready at the last meeting, and who had been discharged ?\u2018Ald.Brunet suggests that we examine some witnesses cf the other side,\u2019 said the chairinan, No, no, that would not do at all.\u2018Then, what are we brought here for, I would like to know ?' said Ald.Farrell.\u2018Why should not the counsel for the police have been informed in time of this meeting ?It is about time we were through with this business.I am tired of it.Why should we be brought here when nothing is to be done ?°\u2019 \u2018Let us adjourn,\u2019 said Ald.McBride, wearily.Ald.Prefontaine said the police should have an opportunity to produce rebuttal evidence, and Mr.Bisaillon said he would produce at the next session Detectives Trempe and Arcand, against whom there had been some evidence, As for the chief he was willing to be examined as to his management of the force.At the last meeting he had filed a statement as to the benevolent fund.The next session will be held on Monday at four o'clock in the afternoon.BEHRING SEA REGULATIONS, THE PARIS AWARD ADHERED TO.London, March 29.\u2014It is learned officially that whatever Canada may desire in reference to the enforcement of the Behring Sea regulations of 1896, the decision of the Paris arbitration will be strictly adhered to during the ensuing season and no side issue will be allowed i to affect that decision.Pm \u2014 ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.Carson, Nev., March 29 \u2014Reinhold Sad- lier, Lieut.-Governur of this state, bas been arrested in Eureka county on a charge «f cmhbezzlement.Tae charges were preferred by a stage driver in Sad- lier's employ, who alleges that he held tack money that he had drawn from the government, _ \u2014._\u2014\u2014 DISEASED MILX.Toronto, March 23.\u2014l'vople who drink milk have a new form of disease to guard apainz: if the evidence given in a puiire court case this morning be frue.Tue case arose cut of the discovery made by the sanitary inspector that a cow cwned i by Mrs.Palmer was afflicted with a conta- ! mous disease.The inspector called in a veterinary pronounced the disease an advanced case of lumpy jaw.This which is transferred to milk, znd by this means germs are communicated to man.When the condition of the cow was discovered, Mrz, who iv a discase l\u2019ailmer sold the arimal to pecple who keep a dairy.Now some consumers are drinking the milk of the diseased cow, which by this time may Lave spread the contagion to the entire MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1895.A STREET LIGHTING MONOPOLY.St.John, N.B., March 29.\u2014Yesterday afternoon was an exciting one in the history of the gas and electric light company, when the proposition to take over the works by the St.John Electric Street Railway Company was voted on.Out of a total of 2,680 votes no less than 2,600 were represented.The vote stood 1,930 for amalgamation and $70 against it.The St.John Raliway Company (gs composed of Sir Willlam Van Horne, Mr.T.G.Shaughnessy and others, and this move gives them the monopoly of gas and electric light in this city.\u2014 capes EASTEEN WAR NEWS.EUROPEANS FLEEING FROM FORMOSA.London, March 29.\u2014The \u2018Times\u2019 Pekin special says: Forty days have passed without an official announcenrcnt regarding the War.The edict now issued condemns Stung and Wutachong.The former will retain his post, but the latter will assume the governorship of Hunan.This shows a new policy of leniency.The \u2018Times\u2019 correspondent in Nagasaki says that China's peace envoy, Du.ring, was attacked by a Soshi in November, but kept silent to avoid embittering the situation.The \u2018Times\u2019 correspondent in Berlin says he has excellent authority for the statement that Germany, Britain and Russia ccincide in their views of the policy to be pursued by the European powers in the \u2018Bast.He falls to cite a single fact to show why Germany should decide or has decided to depart from her invariable policy of non-interference in Oriental affairs merely for the purpose of alding England in Asia.Paris, March 28.\u2014The European edition of the New York \u2018Herald\u2019 will to-morrow print a despatch from its correspondent in Simonoseki, who quotes Li Hung Chang as saying on his sick bed: \u2018If my blood ean aid in bringing about peace, I give it cheerfully.\u201d This sentiment has produced a good effect, says the \u2018Herald's\u2019 corres- pendent.There are certainly better prospects of peace, all Japan feels the shock of the outrage and the condemtiation ot the police is general among all classes.It is understood that Li Hung Chang's assailant will be condemned to penal servitude for life.London, March 28.\u2014The \u2018Central News\u2019 ccrrespondent in Shanghai says that the Viceroy of Nanking has sent 7,500 soldiers to relieve Hai Chow.Most of the Europeans, women and children, have left For- Moss.New York, March 29.\u2014A \u2018 Herald \u2019 spe- clal from Victoria, B.C., says: Japan papers contain a story to the effect that Admiral Ting had left for England, the report of his suicide having been published to cover his escape from Chinese vengeance.The Japanese authorities do not credit the report and believe that Ting is dead.: London, March 29\u2014A despatch from Shaughai to the \u2018Central News\u2019 says: The Stanghal \u2018Mercury\u2019 believes that the ac- ticn of Japan cperating against China at several different points concurrently is intended to strengthen her hands in view of a probable armistice.The paper expresses conviction that Japan is now prepared to seriously entertain negotiations looking to the conclusion of peace.\u2019 \u2014 THE \u201cAILSA WINS AGAIN, SHE DEFEATED THE \u2018BRITANNIA\u2019 IN THE GORDON BENNETT CUP RACE.THE \u201cBRITANNIA\u2019 LED AT THE START BUT WAS QUICKLY OVERHAULED.Nice, March 29.\u2014To-day\u2019s racing comprised two events of interest and importance.The first was the sailing race for yachts of over twenty tons, for prizes given Mr.James Gordon Bennett.These prizes were a cup valued at t500 and a purse of 500 sovereigns.The distance was thirty miles over a triangular course and the starters were the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 and the \u2018Biritannia.\u201d The other event was a race for steam yachts over a triangular course of fifty-three miles.The first prize for this race was a cup valued at £500 and a purse of 500 sovereigns, given by Mr.Jas.Gerdon Bennett.The second prize was a cup valued at {200 given by the Baron Alfred De Rothschild.The competitors in this race were Mr.H.I.B.McCal- mont\u2019s \u2018Giralda\u2019; Mr.Alexander Kousent- 20ff's \u2018Foros\u2019; the Baron Alfred De Rothschild's \u2018Eros\u2019; and Mr.A.Mortimer Sin- £er's \u2018Roxa._ There was no handicap in this race.The \u2018Britannia\u2019 and \u2018Ailsa\u2019 got a flying start, the \u2018Britannia\u2019 crossing the line at 11.00.15; the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 at 11.00.45.Both brats had topmasts housed and carried their second jibs and stay sails.The herd.The case was adjourned.wind was blowing very strong from the south-west and the \u2018Britannia\u2019 had one reef in her mainsail, while the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 had two.The sea was covered with whitecaps and was very heavy.It was a star- bcard reach for the east mark.The \u2018Bri- tania\u2019 carried her canvas better than the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 did and increased her lead, but be- fcre the round was finished the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 | passed the \u2018Britannia\u2019 and the first round was finished as follows: \u2018Aflsa\u2019.+.+.+.+ + .12.00.40 \u2018Britannia\u2019.12.01.13 The boats got away close-hauled on a, starboard reached for the east mark on.the second round.The \u2018Ailsa\u2019 continued: to increase her lead during this round, | which was finished: | 1.22.15 | 1.24.32 Before the second round was finished | tke breeze diminished considerably.On; the third round both boats set their spin-| nakers, the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 getting hers out two | mirttes ahead of the \u2018Britannia\u2019.The \u2018Ailsa\u2019 rounded the east mark on the third; round at 1.46.45, the \u2018Britannia\u2019 at 1-47.20.| The breeze at this hour was freshening.Both boats reached home on the port tack, the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 finishing at 2.25.40 and the \u2018Britannia\u2019 at 2.27.47.The \u2018Britan- nie\u2019 made a mistake in rounding the first mark, and in carrying away something in the first round.The race for steam vachts was pestpon- ed on account of the rcugh weather.ren STRONG POLITICAL VIEWS.New York, March 29\u2014Mayor Strong told a committee of the City Club yesterday that a man who does not have well- defined political ideas\u2014in fact who is not a good politician\u2014would not be worth much to the community as a public officer, and that the only way to get anything like non-partisanship was through bi-partisanship.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AUSTRALIAN TRADE CONDEMNED, THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE THROWS COLD WATER ON THE SCHEME.\u2018Aflsa\u2019.© 22 vv Le ++ en \u2018Britannia\u2019.FALLING OFF IN CANADIAN EXPORT TRADE.Ottawa; March 29.\u2014The annual report of the Minister of Agriculture for 1894 has been printed.The table of the exportation of live stock from Montreal shows an\u2019 export in 1894 of 82,217 head of cattle,\u201d againt 122,000 in 18%0, 118,000 in 1891, and 98,000 in 1892.Comparing the export of sheep it says 121,000 was the largest of any year since 1884.The inspection of cattle was made by daylight in every case.The export of cattle from the whole Dominion by any port totalled 86,000, as against 107,000 in 1893.The export of sheep numbered 254,000 in 1894, compared with 362,000 in 1893.The minister says that the high rate on insurance militated against the experimental! shipment of 834 cattle to Villette in France.A shipment was also made of 2,761 to Antwerp.During 1894 over two million head of American live cattle were carried through Canada in transit.The customs returns fcr the vear ending June 30 are incorporated in the report as showing the exports of butter and cheese.Of the former the value of the export during 1894 to Great Britain was $936,422, compared with $1.118,000 in 1893 and $2,756,000 in 1880.Of cheese the value of export to Great Britain was $15.- 439,000, compared with $13,360,000 in 1893.The tables given of the export of eggs suppress some of the years and some of the facts and are used to support a certain argument so that they are worthless.The year 1894 is not given at all.The Minister of Agriculture continues to throw cold water on the Australian trade.He says: \u2018As stated last year in the case of Australian fruit, freight charges from so long a distance materially stand in the way of a profitable trade.\u2019 This officially disposes of the chimera of Australian trade.ms ie AMERICANIZING BRAZIL.Washington, March 29 \u2014Consul Matthews at Para, Brazil, in a report to the Department of State, says there are splendid opportunities for American enterprise in that part of th&ÆM6HM mer!- cans have a monopoly of the trade in flour, lumber and kerosene, and they should be supplying all the cotton goods instead of only a small portion.A small ice factory now operates in Para and sells its product for three and a half cents per pound.A large factory that could supply ice at one cent per pound would pay abundantly.À steam laundry also and a good hctel are much needed.He says if American merchants would establish distributing houses there, with an American banking house, so that drafts cn New York could be made as reasonably as they can be had on London, and granting the same terms as are given by other countries, a result most favorable to Price ONE CENT.ENGLARD AND FRANCE.THE LONDON DAILIES COMMENTING UPON THE SITUATION.London, March 29.\u2014Commenting on the \\ present aspect of the Anglo-T'rench situation, the \u2018 Globe \u2019 says: England can safely call upon the world to judge whether she should face France's deliberate pro- ; vocations in Africa and Siam.er whether it would become the dignity of a great nation to turn the other cheek to the switer any longer.The \u2018Pall Mall Gazette ' says: France bas been warned since last evening that she has not a shred of pretence that she dces not know that her advance into the Nile Valley wculd be regarded by England as an act of open and avowed hostility.The \u2018Star\u2019 says: We deeply mistrust the statement of Sir Edward Grey, in the House of Commons last evening, which was a latent menace to France, first be- ! cause it is the fruit of a new spirit which has unhappily crept into the Liberal foreign policy, and second because we are aghast at the magnitude ¢f the claims to which we are thereby committed.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 THE SASSOUN MASSACRE FIVE THOUSAND CHRISTIANS WERE SLAIN.\u2014 A BOLDIER'S HORRIBLE TALE\u2014PRESS COM\u201c MENTS ON LATE REVELATIONS, London, March 28.\u2014The \u2018Dally News\u2019 will print another four column account of the Sassoun massacres as narrated to its special correspondent by a Turkish soldier who shared in it.The soldier gloried in his deeds and laughed over the worst acts of brutality.He was utterly untroubled by remorse, and said he weculd be delighted to join ancther similar expedition.The \u2018Times\u2019 will print to-day the first part cf a special report from Armenia.The details were gathered at the scene co?the massacres.On commenting on the report the \u2018Times\u2019 says: \u2018When the most has been made -of the contentions against the atrocious stories, there remains a mass of evidence that cannot be explained away.showing on the part of the Turkish officials fiendish cruelty and violence which no misconduct on the part of the governed can excuse.\u2019 The \u2018News' correspondent adds: \u2018The soldier declared that not fewer than five thousand Armenians were slain and but for the coming of Mushir to stop the slaughter the scldiers would have desiroy- ed every Christian village in the Sassoun district, and not one Christian would have heen left.\u2019 ANOTHER DEPUTATION AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE TO-DAY.London, March 29.\u2014A deputation of the Anglo-Armentan Association called upon the Farl of Kimber!ev at the Foreign Office to-day.and urged that action he taken by the government dealing thoroughly with the matter of the Armenian outrages, and expressed the hepe that such action would not be put off longer by Turkish promises and delays.Lord Kimberley expressed the deepest sympathy with the cause advocated by the deputation, but said he would not employ stronger language because of his official position.The real object of the government in connection with the matter, he said, was to make sure the lives, honor and property of the Armenians.Sir Philip Currie, British ambassader to Turkey, he said had informed him that his diplomatic colleagues in Constantinople were in favor of a reform in regard to the publication of consular reports.Such publication would not further the object desired, as diplomatic negotiations were now proceeding.The government would give every attention to the reforms which should be enforced in Armenia.and which he believed would be also for the interest of the Sultan.\u2014 ee THE REICHSTAG'S ESCAPE.New York, March 29.\u2014A special to the \u2018 Herald \u2019 from Berlin says: An Imperial rescript dissolving the Reichstag was signed last Saturday.Its promulgation would have followed had not Chancellor von Hohenlohe dissuaded the Emperor {rom so rash a proceeding.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE WEATHER.Meteorologiral Offire.Toronto.Ont.March 29, 11 a.m.\u2014The following are the minimum 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do aot propose to be Shirt Manufac Barnjum gymnasium Classe 284 eran i Co in = number two elevator a urers who, by making them up ast evening T1 vores) coourring in their immediate families.free SPRING JACKETS Take the quantities can sell them 25 percent cheaper .sor Hall last evening, cut Lis of charge, in which case name and addiess of sub- S.Carsley's for the Men's and Boy's than their neighbor.Let them puff and blow, thirty-second ari oreary 11e fo, 1, gq y pe Tr .; : ; \u2018 ; ecriders should be given S.CARSLEY'S is the correct store READY-MADE CLOTHING Follows ie is like thelr shirt more starch and show, and was thé Lowi ser cocordiog RIE \u2019 | verdiet of \u2018he fà-Lionatde geheri.Loti i.a En AND All our White Shirts are Hand Made.= trim BISHON\u2014=T AURY.-A the residenes of the i TAILORING ROOMS.1 de of à viceable Write Cotton i sembled to wvitness the affair Een} brides parents, Asco: Corners, Que, on | MS.and made of good servic 4 \u201cas in Gries sed.Lu rs Ee eee More and More.TAILORING ROO and made of 004 serviceabi Vite Cent WAS OTC In rer wd a alge rar.Hardie bo, oniy daughter of Lancelot BEST fit and every shirt is guaranteed.permitted to distury che cleek-lie 1.1 & Cause! Try our White Dress Shirt at ic each, It Nueces Rago tn Stewars MW.Bishop, \\ : NADA : tv 6 ed tie etest son of 15.It Bishon, Esq.of Marbles Several Cases more of High Class aL EN CANADA is as sand aa sold anywhere tn town for 31.| J8FILY of the proctie ca Ue °9 s VA f Our $1.00 White Shirt, with Cuffs and | Promptly at & 15 the strains of 0, | BUTTING \u2014=AUNDERS \u2014 On Wednesday, SPRING CAPES AND Bands, os an le Shirt vou the Dest \u201ctonal Anthem were hesrd fre Dar Va, ts, at \\espout, bythe Lev.SPRING CAPES LARGE STOCK We sell thousands of Mantles every Shin in town made of Horrogks's best Cot- chestra and the vast subie = Ç ass i oe Mona Rr ners 28 : : n, ry succeeding season ton.axons arose to welcome Lady Marj roe .SPRING CAPES TO sales made over top the previous record.Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 White Shirts, In all Lo, : Hy s SMITH On the Dh instant, at , M - sizes and for any age.Hon.Archie Gordtu.chiblpegs ++ (he sidenre nf the brides father.by the SPRING CAPES .SELECT FRO! We cater for all classes of the com- Men's, Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 White Twilled eérncr-General, who were ac H-v.Ta:nas Harvis, father of the groom, ., = À SELECT FROM munity, and to such good purpose that Cotton and flannelette Night Shirts, 796 Miss Wettersnan and the H N dian .Md or Knuw icon, Just received.Prices from $1.25 up ¥ so BUY the common saying \u2018once a customer, each.Majeribanks, and were pre.t +) Sulre, only daughter of \u2019 \u2019 * 2 , ; , * Li \u201coilars | LEE AS \u201cer : | Gora : ilowf>k, FLO.No vards-| to 330.,Ç so BUY always a customer,\u2019 has become a tru- angen 8 Bove and Le men Coilars Barpjam.Lady Marjorie ar 25 | AT S.CARSLEY'S.OR ORDER YOUR ism in our experience.Our Spring and Summer Siork of Tics.Arctic Gordon jrroceeded ir IASTIE-BILAIR -On the 27th instant, in OR ORDER YOUR Corsets and Braces are all in.and we con tHe flare by Way of the | H I RRS Dapter 1 War-h SRE OUR by the; This results from the fact thal we in- sider them second to none in style and price.were given a welcome br t ! ov Frid .Ar hitand Hastie.9, o ?variably offer an unlimited choice of ney Braces, New Tweeds, New Coatings waiting, after which the ; i 1 ir all 6° Morrroal.Us d ( il Vv aterials and Suitings, New London Umbrellas, begun and followed cul os | Ce .} La 1S © S.° garments made from the best mate Our new supply of Hosiery, Half Hostry | there was the gran! .- | Mac VEN ae EACHERN At the residence | AT S.CARSLEY\u2019S.in all the latest styles at much less than and Underwear i+ now complete.the zh ce Je El hs He en TR ED Fev.; HA \\ White and Tan Doeskin Gloves.65¢ pr.AT S.CARSLEY\u2019S.wholesale prices.We buy in immense Our stork of Spring and Summer Under- bali Let re J er Yo Ts PE ER EE HITE \u2018bite ci 1 os.65 \u2019 nti adi wear for Men and Boys and Youths, for ; .DY 2 \u20ac cere Meet ven J Jari ni Ca White and Tan Doeskin Gloves, 65e pr.ONLY 30 CENTS.quantities for cash in the leading fashion Ladies\u2019.Misses and Girls.is now complete, With Lady Marjorie Gov.\" $ out nr White and Tan Doeskin Gloves, boc pr : White Shirts all sizes from centres of Europe.bringing to the trans- in all the different grades and waights.the rear.Then follow 0 + 25 ! Ladies\u2019 4-Button Kid Gloves.60e pr.Boys action the necessary skill and judgment BARGAINS IN BLACK (CASHMERE JI0SE.¢reise by the sent = fg.; : 30c \u2014hence our ability to guarantee satisfac- ARGAINS IN BLACK CASHMERE \u201cyoung 15isses: fr : : ROSERYS ON-WIiLSON-On Mar-h 27.\u2018A5, \u2018 Ladies\u2019 4-Button Kid Gloves.60e pr AT S.CARSLEY\u2019S.tion to every purchaser 20 cents a pair.3 pairs for 5ûc.Tiliputians Pine rar he 2: ch ne eo à Mefarhir aril Lo ; \u2018 ; ÿ .95 penta 3 55 ARRETE Ph Lad ai Ca Ste ttes.De Campoon, Ladies\u2019 4-Button Kid Gloves.60e pr ONLY 35 CENTS ene An Bra for Se.class, in which fifty six - : an hh der PQ.Margaret | Ladies\u201d Kid Lacing Gloves.hdc pr.vers 9x vu œ .35 cents a pair.3 pairs for Sc.bell drill.grace] ana oo WIS Faccleoan, Kirkeudhright- 20e Les ; 1 59e pr Men's White Shirts from 35c.See Our NEW SPRING 40 cents a pair.3 hairs for $1.05.\u201c senicre: a song by Mr N Dors = Ladies Kid Lacing Gloves.TS oe br AT S.CARSLEY'S.CAPES and JACKETS, 45 cents a pair, 3 pairs for $1.0.free gymnastics, Ly the i BI \u201cLTR SAUNDERS \u2014 On Wednesday, | Ladies\u2019 Kid Lacing Gloves.bic pr.White Shirts at 36c, 40c, 50c, T5c, 50 cents a pair.3 pairs for 31.35.pretty «drill with brightly 4 -0 Macho bn IS 00 Westpert hy che Rove sur , - STITT TTIW $1, $1.25 and $1.50.Whol .\u2019 JUST OPENED OUT ; introGariig extension : =.Pasos LA.Fred, AL Swkler to Ida | LATEST GLOVE NOV ELTIES.The Best Fitting Shirts in Canada At Less Than Wholesale Prices! © ice lot of those Beautiful New Zealand SChoItische tive: an ther > +, > ç 2 ; .; LC ' | Ladies\u2019 4-Stud Kid Gloves.90c pr.AT S.CARSLEY\u2019S.Railway and Travelling Rugs, uy one of Meld fa te la.nn Pa a i ci 4 \u2018 a ÿ ite comfortable when trav- encered a\\d to whieh Le \u2026 Ladies\u2019 4-Stud Kid Gloves.90e pr.Notre Dame street, Montreal.+ ere Die SAT to.$15.00 each.Kindly responded; pti DIED.| Ladies\u2019 4-Stud Kid Gloves.90c pr.\u2014 LE feutly performed: nmnel lue.AI UXANDER-\u2014\\: Moscou he Rapids, Que, 24 ; ; 4 1 T xT ?\u201cIn which the juniors Co ; cl Ch ie ae Ladies\u2019 Fine Cashmere Gloves.20c pr.S GOOD AS NEW! Jin which the juniors rivet on Moh Coo Is Richa! Alexander, in: 4 1 : K ; 2 , (a Man | Ladies Fine Casbmere Gloves.20¢ pr.A JOHN MURPHY & CO.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, cence with their ringing don.Funeral a 15 late residence March ses ; , = 3 .i ' > _ ring exercises, uv tw-ive 2 \u2018 Jnana af as la resigenie, on SAT \u2018 Ladies Fine Cashmere Gloves.20e pr.rou will find De a nterial Ces THE FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE arranged in groups of § ar n° - CHAO wiles - LA: .ve, .4 - .- \"a y.0m Mareh 1.1595 ac 231 Hiber- | Children\u2019s Cashmere Cuff Gloves.13c pr.will look as good as new.Special atten- 2813 ST.CATHERINE STREET, 203 to 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET.popular flag march.Hatnah Wood, Eoloved wife vf ! Children's Cashmere Cuff Gloves.18c pr.| tion is paid to our Finishing.Also to Pa.Teo much carnet be sia ts ÿ \u2018Chi \u2018s Cash Cuff Gloves.13c pr.| serve the textile strength of the goods, 144 to 150 Mountain street, matie manner in which tl Children's Cashmere Cu §.loC pr.| Gent's and Ladies\u2019 Clothing, House Hang- Corner Metcalfe st.graiime wos Caries out for resblence tv Grace 1 her late i ings, Fancy Tidies, Antlmacassars, Rugs, TELEPHONE, 82235.; : We ; ar Len m.Friends | 3 >: EY.s > is Burnie grado BR ad open ne rane ends | S.CARSL Mats, etc.ete.The Newest Materials handlea .; ls pe © Miss Hu nae \u201cyl , Seg me Ey with -care.Successful DYEING, CLEAN- TELEPHONE No.3833 BRANCH: ST.CATHERINE STREET, | #1all of assistapis.viz Ai \u2018 | : 7 ° ING and FRENCH CLEANING.\u201c : fe : Cor.Buckinsharm avenus.; Len Évans.Ms Katie Campy! ; Edinburgh, on .i .L qaas ; Mary alker, Miss Arie Var IR Port, scevedure, Boys\u2019 « lotbing- MONTREAL STEAM DYE WORKS, Telephone 3335.Lillis Norton Evans od Moe 00 à _ >.Office, 690 Craig st., 231 Sf, Lawrence st, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 = Haanilion, > i E ant ol SN Boys\u201d Fancy Tweed Suits.21.35 _.\"ads The Barnjum Gymnasium was ese ¢ I Ll LI : .oY - lished in 1862 ty the lute Mr Fra { STs Thomas i Boys\u2019 Funey Tweed Suits\u2026 \u2026.515) PRES & CO, CHANTELOUP Che Daily dX ituess, Darngum and sn een .t vs, ie td nore, Boys\u2019 Farcy Tweed Suits.£1.35 Undertakers' and Manufacturers Funeral posts (become that it is Low nlmest re oo ! Boys\u2019 Indigo Serge Suits.$1.90 300 St.James street, 300.MANUFACTURING CO.\u2018as a matinal institution.Ir \u2018 pos Eu Justin Cw Bovs' Indigo Serge Sults.$1.90 dl F d YN \u2018therefore, that thr annual elst » Gores Chur hoon Frais afmernoon, atq PU L\u2026.; unders.a.\u201cHq 0 \u201cshould be well patronized C6 Fricads ant soquaintan es are | Boys\u2019 Indigo Serge SUItS.oo.$1.40 66 St k Brass an ron ro ers FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 29.tn is to be ged ty a CN CRT Ta aUoeri | Boys\" Jersey Suits.o.oo.oo oo oo.51.50 OP, Loo Architectural Iron Works, + mes em Le eee eee ses es Mand-clappinge thon Miss HSRT- A Pas vs* Men-o-\\War Suits .$2.75 ° 2 587 to 593 Craig Street, Sherbrooke, Que., March 29.\u2014The direc- fitting menumer: © 8 .: Coes Shodan awed op Bows Pen PT ç Drop in an See 1 Y¥YONTREAL.; of the Easte Townships Agricul- who played se rn PS N Boys\u2019 Reefer Coats.ov ov «0 oo oo $1.40 : tors of t e astern I ps AB © cating Montreal-rs + 11 ' rods mics Bae the tine please accep Bovs' Reefer Coats.«+.$1.40 JORDAN & LOCKER, tural Association are already aking pre- physics 5 als et 5 pet C ave\" sefer (Co 12 ++ +.se $1.40 - liminary arrangements for the exhibition Epirltual devel foment ooqrerier 7 ac - PATES IN As fies Basin, Que.on DOYS Reefer (vats.$ ne 1749 Notre Dame street, J .I , \u2018 > held in September next The tury ase ® dv -< arr a ser fiiness, Frank, only Boys\u2019 Spring Overcoats.ce ee lic Practical Tile Layers and Mosaic Setters.DILIGHTEFUL!?0 \u20ac : \u20ac sep ' A Prier te clpsine, Ivan Corviiehoel MERE LR TOR, age] YET Boyst Spring Overcoats.4 ++ 5 70c For the Face! Provincial Government grant of five thou- ped on te the plat roi and after ex; A \u2018 te Cn .Tl boys Spring Overcoats.T0e WOOD MANTELS, ] For the Hands! sand dollars will enable the association Ing bis do, sie > so Ca , Fv Ai = v Crrange.; TILES FOR ALL PURPOSES.For the Bath ! to develop still greater improvements than ceedings and congratulating sis LH un March nfisenzt 8.CARSLEY.; , Co y jJuUM on its success.Mn he nano turkin in + CORAL SOA P.Price 250.|hitherto, aud this year's exhibition Will Barnjum thankel the viltienes fo Te (A senti ae re be looked forward to with much interest.interest manifested.Mr.Dalbs - , AR dr Vv th 9 Cl thi A The annual meeting of the officers of presentation of a xo!d iedal Tru ! ce, ; ob the 53rd Battalion was held in rhe armory tion (this being tic first nodal o +0 Cn oo ou S O Ing.or Tuesday.Lieut.-Col.Morehouse PTe- sented by other ibau the instr.\u2019ouths* Tweed Business Suits.$3.25 a sided ,and the following were also pre- Mrs, de Scla fer her kind assis « ons ._ Ç ce Yout 5.oo ; 8 ss Spils 3.25 Robt.Nevi \u20ac Ir.sent: Majors E.B.Worthington and H.committer of munage.rent and ob.Co Th in Yeuthe?Tend Pustaess Suits.$3, > \u2019 R.Fraser, Captains Somers, Spearing and for efficient serviers rendere! to \u2019 CLT EL EET Tv GthsT Tweed Isusiness Suits.$3.25 ; , , Audie; Paymaster H.A- Odell: Lieuten- At t! Frere 1 rehearsal 10! .t Hot La, A Her \u2018ARPENTER AND BUILDER, : 8 \\ ! : 1e aficrnuen rehearsal NV - ST Youths\u2019 Serge Business Suits.$3.50 CARPE ans JP.W ells and C.\u201c Fraser, and jum was the recipient of seven * cr Gees oy dl ol NW + LC Corn \u201cinpce NS .2050 ; : A .tartermaster Rawson.A very satisiac- monials of regard aud appreciat: , \u2018| LE ne us Le fourths\u2019 Serg Husiness Suits.$3.50 Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly Attended to.tcry financial statement was presented.her pupils, aimer à TEE STi oR vol bo 14-10 sJay Mas, Youths Serge Business Suits.$3.00 The regimental committee for the Year money, a silver-mounted purse or hh 7 JT Ene Sel ye Youths\u2019 Spring Overcoats.$7.25 Estimates given for all classes of work, was appointed as follows: Major H.R.liliputians: a silver teapot fram th ' Tow as Ta Youths\u2019 Spring OVercoats.$1.25 Fraser, Captains Somers and Spearing.lady assistants and a set of go; rer - Coe LL EP Nn $7.25 tand committee, Capiain Farwell, Lieut.coffee spoons from the juniors.=o \u2019 i : | Naren Le YOUMIS Spring Overcoats.+0 0e V7 120% ST.ANTOINE STREET, ¢.K.Fraser and Quartermaster Rawson, also presented with a maghideent © > ES +, coter, Nu OT a ieut-Col.lorehcuse stated that he bad of roses and mignenetie in the asc.by =, US \u2018 ! = co MENS CLOTHING.Telephone No.353 (Near Windsor atreet.) A Clear Skin is Beauty.\u201d decided to retire forthwith and it was de- by a number cf the pupils., ar Root \u20ac nee, Men's Tweed Business Suits.\u2026 $4.68 : CORAL OINTMENT, price 50c.cided inde! the circumstances ic would | oo 4 i : AOI Aen tose ne Men's Tweed Business Suits.$4.68 A highly perfumed Salve.Cures all skin disfigure- 7 etter Lo pastp< \u20ac ; r ut 1 i \u20ac.« 3 vi} er 29 Ca .$4.68 ments and imperfections, Use occasionally and wash autumn in order that the vacancy may be IS JUSTICE DEAD?# i en Men's Tweed Business Suits.oo.94.in the mp wiih hot vater and the Cora) Soap | filled and the battalion got into proper\u2019 To the Fai ; : ! SALE EX =.Lu 2h ant Une Que si 3 Suits.$4.50 W.E.CHESTER, 181 Lagaucbetier- st.Monreal ghape.It is understood that Major Wor-' (To the Editor of the \"Wiis q ol ) .5 Men's Serge Business Su I.A P 0 ÿ Lu gi 4 GÉ the late To) i Mirela w , .; Ÿ hl) v.Min's Serge Lusiness Suits.- $4.50 ON ne ommand and Pro- «gir \u2014Herewith I give verbatim a: 2 Ll \" Phen nw RE n 5 5 = Men's Serge Business Suits.34.50 i SEALE & BS \u2019 Lieut Col.W.A.Morehouse, of the 53rd of news which appeared in one .f = = Le wt CL a >, Men's Spring Overcoats.«.$5.95 FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Battalion, whose resignation will soon be.lies a short time ago:\u2014 WILLIAMS ln > soon M +4 Men\u2019s Spring Overcoats.$5.95 J.E.| RIE] | Bl E Phone 3469.Cour.Beaver Hall and Borchester stg.in effect.firat joired the volunteers in John Swanscn.a bricklaver, wh.NLT ln is Lm Ion Me pp 4 9 1 LL 1863, serving in the Garrison Battery un-.a! St.David's Place.was arresivd \u2026 TRA E a PLAT, Men's Spring Overcoats.$5.93 \u2014 der Captain afterwards Lieut.-Colonel : Rast five this muraing.caught red-ho: oar a © S.CARSLEY.DISPENSING CHEMIST, - ; OLLISION CASE G.F.Bowen, first colonel of the 53rd Bat-.the.act of siealing an al pared 3 J 5.Te, pre CC VE St.Catherine and M tain Str YACHT © \u2019 talion.He went to the Military school ir he had naa ra ned tT NE en aa Ce we ountain rece.London, March 20.\u2014The Court of Ap-!at Montreal in December, 1864, when Lord he would not have taken the barrel i a 7° | 9 : DEPOT F = PN .peals has reversed the decision of the! Alexander Russell, colonel 1st Rait.Rifle! six months.H Ther sraling natlees For the alors « apn, may send Men S SOLE DEPOT FOR DISPENSARY lower court in the case of Lord Dunraven Brigade, was commandant.He attended| In the same daily we read tha: i ce a ar CF iter ted ions 8 = against A.B.Clarke for damages through the camp meeting of Cadets, under com- | who assaulied W.Wo Smith, wih 5 Mori d cr Te HL ed rant: ' ; ° ° \u2018resh S x eiv ; « the sinking of the former's yacht \u2018Valky-| wand of Sir Garnet Wolseley.at Lap- to Kill.got \"Une month wiih hard Li roe 0 LL i.ts NN à Li Peery such Ba rpishings Fresh Supplies Received Every Morning.rie 11.\u2019 by the latter's boat, \u2018Sataniia\u2019 rairie, in 1865.His first commission was | Is justice dead or has she only «7 7 Montrer! ere rt Png PEUT 35 Le anna 9 while the two were manoeuvring for a |as lleutenent in No.1 Rifies, Sherbrooke, | Province for a time\u201d Is net the f Ha Ca ilk Neck Ties, all shapes.15¢ ea start in the Mud Hook regatta on the|wunder Captain W.E.Ibbotson, in 1865, | ¢f the life of the humblest of Cau Lg | Noto = received YT ths eon are usually | \" to ?h ) tT Ca \u2019 Clyde on July 5 last.The court ren-| He was gazetted lieutenant af No.1 com- citizens equal to that of an ash i.Ë E éd he he page, | Silk Neck Ties, all shapes.1c ea.dered judgment in favor cf Mr.Clarke, pany 53rd Battalion in 1871, captain in If 0.what punishment should t- i © \u2014\u2014 Silk Neck Ties, all shapes.15¢ ea.® whereupon Lord Dunraven appealed, with 1575, major in 1882, and lieutenant-colonel ' Out to Smith's asvaulters\u201d lew =e ; \u2018 CU Men's Dogskin Driving Gloves.65c pr.Ladies\u2019 Waterproof Coats, $5, now $2.tho result that the Court of Appeals has|in 1820, which rank he holds at present.to demand justice.WG C 3 ADVERB TISENENTS | Men's Liskin Driving Gloves.85¢ pr.goo 0 © oth Siriped Serges, 31.15, now ordered Mr.Clarke to pay damages ac- di Morehouse hes thus been in the ToT 1.4 foe Fan LLY _ .jets thai \u2019 See 2 ane QU +0 e ; - cording to yachting rules.Mr.Clarke, force for over thirty years, and with the SIT ras CA ~ | Men's Dugskin Driving Gloves.65e pr.Jalack Silk Hese, size 8.8%.now only 50.betcre the beginning of the suit.had of.52rd Battalion since its inception.He| THE \u2018SEVENTY-EIGHTH' VETDI.A ( PV EN TONS Men's 4-Ply Collars.$1 doz.| Umbrellas.45¢ each to $3 each.fered to pay damages on the basis of {3 Was out on service during the Fenian| Mr.Farqubarson, acting for Huon .SUP OF WILD CHERRY.\u2018Men's 4-Ply Collars.$1 doz.Job Lot Irish Linen, 12%c yard, per ton, according to the Board of Trade [scare in 1866, stationed at Sherbrooke; in lof the Seventy-eighth Highlanders Li, qi Cu ete vor Cane Cuds 1 yor : : White Muslin.White spot, Sc up.rules, but the underwriters demnanded the |157& he was with bis regiment in Mont- | shij s : > body .i brule reune dy for \u2018reins, ds, Men's 4-Ply Collars $1 doz White Check Muslin, now 8c yard , .0 ; shire Buffs), has claimed the bods \u2018 4 $ Cys Pace de For sale Ly all : MEN?Ay L EEL \"| Dress Serges Reduced.20c yard : full amount of the damage according to real urine the Young Britons\u2019 trouble on Mackenzie.wbose sudden death young man twoX in, woe while Hears and witness wall- obit Sigh of each einer.t ess beloved that Sibley worked for: Sooacle iewspaper.Sibley had shown == cancelled cheques and expiaianed \u201cher were.He bad handled Sibley's ~ XK, pened and papers.He Lad \u201cha cheque in his pocket along s others.He carrie l abour the +5 Tweguse Sibley wanted to assure 23e initials wore all right and Sas anger.fo) never initiais o2 Mr.Farker\u2014A.P\u2014' © Peli.cieux e of the witness at this point! iiarlh He mit) tlat he and, Lai vra 31s ! mak.ng luitials.Wit- | à: = vhsque for $1007 as! Eu = oris.Ha had some + as 10 whether (Le number of his.Sods fencers] over the cheque\u2019 + vritren By huansell or not.a ! Ve tueh yractsed making initials\u201d Voness Kid Livt »vear that he had | AT Tyo.Ta py Tue CAP intial, he er VON Den O7 vend] bur ver 1 There was uv Cw Code 0 LARZ tu the hank a Coe te Stleyv asked him axé Le Tu9S cherie and get the money.y Bg \u201ca.money for his Tet ti get a cent to 42 1 for the isess on giving rough into the : ey, Who instructed ï He uni and ger the Worries ha! yes preadet guiles Coram, tAndaersun here wanted tu ai Ww the uffa.r Leézun, and when ce =: cl wis nave a chance Là sr tome He hat never: \"0076 geen Tue man he sur into the.1.3 Iv a.; p.niten- -.ce AU Su Aus Ouh Myre Pale cers win ss stated that.: FoZpestai che heqiie business | Shoe expla.net Dow easy ir | Tor Fae Tr oe TTL qr, \u20ac.=e ul.LE mans rar tt it ale «ie : , a : rit a ardorth small Min pencil Lie da tt, 4 © hioself as he SEL.SAYOUE 17 COUT Le done Lv à Vs ti rhe there vas ny dan.- Late | x al the cheques and pencils in! [SRS \u201cihe os rss \"We were! t Z pe \u2026 The blue aTHe 457, Le cequue by vi- : - es La the Tequest Ma tar MIE Es guve Spero | TOI ie La: : sn! made in,i- - vx UF +5 5 Con a! On be back.ne Hequs in Anderson's writing ng were tlaoworly CS antag Lager | Vier Tene We vare juan writing any- | Ling remariest the witness\u2019 \u2018the names | mean ren Less « Xas ndjone anil val airerr on.T Ce ve lavoenter, of Trannies Se pet Sorvie | gave his evi Jesse He sal \u2018ha A drson had told Toto the sco ous river ais orn es, Vin ose gearchetd Sle Be AU coed he i producer, I: ToT the c\u2018un-' pet LF «4 a pen- AN = 2 réar the LY ok Frntier le} ehbyqus ait LVd pe Lacs Yad cheques, ale, A 0?ba: + Xe Gr.Los stated thai .vo 15 IN the Noires 1 que of (on 81 ctred Him f and Andervam.Ie and papers Ont d Fil euuht rare-t'el \u20ac lari2z the enquete una sone Bae ou the Dank of Montreal.RO BOSTUS CHEQUE.| $ \"1 youre Ian presented A pérentie at, accepted cheque fo} «rx.at the counter of the GS 0fFés on Vednesdev af- banking hoes As the «15 = - eras venson, I).Cullen, J.B.Hart.R.G.Matthews, J.H.Patterson, W.L.Thayer, J.C.Moore, T.A.Connelly, F.A.Brennan, P.Hall, W.A.Hilliard.Botany\u2014F.A.Brennan, B.B.Killam, BRA.Sugden.W.Burus, R.G.Matthews, J.B.Hart, G.T.Stevenson, A.L.Grover.J.C.Moore, W.L.Thayer.Physiology\u2014F.A.Brennan, A.L.Grover, W.Burns.B.A.Sugden, R.G.Matthews.J.B.Hart, B.B.Killam, \u2014 Stevenson, W.: L.Thayer, W.A.Hilliard, J.C.Moore, D.| Cullen, T.A.Connelly, P.Hall, E.A.BreR- nan.Anatomy\u2014R.G.Matthews, F.A.Br naan.B.B.Killam, A.L.Grover, J.C.Moore, i.A.Sugden, T.A.Connelly, D.Cullen, J.B.Hart, G.T.Stevenson, E.À.Brennan.Hisbtology\u2014B.B.Killam, B.A.Sugden, J.B.Hart, A.L.Grover, \u2014 Hilliard, W.L.Thayer, F.A.Brennan, R.G.Matthews, Ww.Burns, G.T.Stevenson, J.C.Moore.PRIZES.Veterinary medicine and surgery \u2014 Ww.K.Tngils.Anatomy, H.Dell; cattle pathology, C.H.Zink, jr.; cynology, C.H.Zink; botany.F.A.Brennan; chemistry, C.H.Higgins; physiology, H.Dell.SCHOLARSHIPS.For the highest aggregate obtained in first year subjects.150\u2014Brennan.For the highest aggrerate obtained in second year subjects, $50\u2014Dell.XTRA VRIZER, Yor the bes: essay read before the Veterinary Medical Assoclatron\u2014C.H.Zink, 1; C.A.Boutells, 2; A.Cowan, 3.For the best essay read before the Society for the Study of Comparative Psychology\u2014 W.K.Inglis, 1; H.D.Clark, 2; C.H.Zink, 3.For the best essay by junior student\u2014H.Dell.lp = me PERSONAL.Dr.Jules Jehin-Prume, of Montreal,who is pursuing his studies in Paris, has been appointed \u2018chef de clinique\u2019 in Dr.Charles Abadie's hospital.GAS DAT, Ores IT SELLS LARGELY AT AN ADVANCE.WITNESS OFFICE, 1 Friday.March 29,1895.| On the local! stock exchange this morning Gas sold largely, both for cash and ex-divi- dend, altogether 2,69S shares chamged hands \u2014cash shares advancing to 200%, and ex-div, to 197%.This is a marked advance, and is due to the lange profits made during the year and the supposed understanding of the company with the city.Other stocks were about steady.Morning sales\u20142 Canadian Pacific at 371%.18 Telegraph at 158, 375 new Street at 187, 50 Toronto Street at 7514, 50 Duluth preferred at $S.50 Gas ex.div.at 196, 50 at 19644, 1% at 196%, 175 at 197, 200 at 196%, 50 at 196L6, 275 at 19654, 25 at 196%, 323 at 197, 275 at 1974, 1,095 at 197.225 Gas (cash) at 20014, 375 at 201, 25 Commerce at 1363, 60 at 136, 2 Merchants at 163, 1 at 16215, 47 Molsons ex-div.at 168, $2,500 Colored Cotton bonds at 972.The afternoon board of the local stock was active and strong.Afternoon sales: \u2014400 Cable at 143%, 10 new Street at 186%, 100 at 187%, 100 Toronto Street at 753.10 at 76, 450 Gas ex-div.at 197, 200 at 19744, 25 at 197, 50 cash do.at 201, 150 at 201%, 100 at 201, 50 Commerce at 13612 Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler.Between Banks.Counter Buyers.Sellers.New York Funds.par tol 32 prem.14 prem.Sterling, 60 days.95, to 9 13-16 9g to 10 Sterling, demand.915-16 to 101-16 10%; to 10% Sterling, cables.1044 to 10% 10% Reported by Messrs.Nichols Marler, Stook Brokers, corner Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier streets Sellers Buyers Stocks.per $10) per $130 Canadian Pacific.3 384, Do.do Land Bonds.«.eee Duluth 8.8.& Atlantic.4 3L, 0.do.Pret.10 74 Grand Trunk lst Pref.- Do.do.2nd Pref a.Commercial Cuble.0.0000000000 1434, Montreal Telegraph.\u2026.000000 > 158 Richelieu & Oni.Nav.Co.97 95 | Montreal Street Railway Co.190 189%; Moutreal Street Ruilway (New).1874 18644 Montreal Gas Co.\u2026.\u2026.199844 197 Buil Telephone Co.8.500000000e vue .\u2026.Do do Bouds.\u2026.0-000 0000 \u2026\u2026.Royal Electric.00000 \u2026.\u2026.145 141 Bank of Montreal.222 218 Untario Bank.200005050000 neccne 00 0e yl Bunk of British North America.La Banque du Peuple.120 112 MolsopsBank.coo0 ivan 170 165 Bank of loronto.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.245 240 Lu Banque Jacques Cartier.wee aaa vel Merchants Bank.eee.167 16245 Do.do.of Halifex.FN Eastern Townships Ban =.\u201cee Quebec Bank.127% La Banque Nationale.a.Union Baunk.eee eee 101 Canadian Bank of Commerce.3 135 La Banque Ville Marie., .eens Hochelagu Bank.2+040000000 125 120 Intercolonial Coal v aes vere Do.Pref.Stock.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 ores North-West Land.0 000 .\u201cre Canada Shipping Co.oncoos seen v.\u2026.Canada Paper.0000800000cee na es vee ern Champlain & St.Lawrence Bonds.cave Montreal Cotton.oooial 122 118 Cun, Col.Cou.Mills Co.45 40 Do.do.Bonds.9844 974 Merchanta Manufacturing Co.ee Dominion Cot.Mills Go.29 90 Do.do.Bonds.tee sane wee Loan & Mortyage.\u2026\u2026.[I Toronto street.Railway.vee 76 7544 Diamond Glags.\u2026.\u2026.00\u20261000000e .\u2026\u2026 a.Ottawa Electric Railway.eas Ottawa Railwav.o000 vi wees FN NEW YORK STOCK LIST (Furnished by J.R.Meeker.) Opening and Closing Prices-\u201410 a.m.and 3 p.m.ALCRiSOD .vvvrveetnsiorneens a.5g 67 Can.PACiiC.uvrveinenrerarernsoeen cies a Cup.Southern.covvnnes 484 495$ Chicago, Burlington & Quiney.7313 73% Clev.C.(.& St.Lowis.375 38 Com.Cable.- cera .Del.& Hud.12754 12754 Del.Lack.& West.5 162 Ti.LL een 000 na a 0 0000000 8534 95; IN Central.ooovivveerie nines cies .Louis.à Naëh.0000000e00000ue 5h 517; Lake Shore.vou.131% 157 Manhattan Consolidated .109% 14934 Missouri Pacific.24 237% North American.4% 43 Nor.Pauific.000080 00 ee0 eee ceva Cen Nor.Puc.pfd.000a0cccenen se 1635 16}; New Jersey Central.94 954 Nor.West.20.000000 s annee 91 9174 NY.EN Eng.ooonearemerronenns 37 37% N.Y.Central.vu 90 9544 Omaha Common.sarsescc000 [TN a PacificMail.cooiiiiianans « 23 224 Reading.Philadelphia.125 134 Richmond Terminal.+.++0100000 .\u2026.ee Rock Island, Chicago & Pac.xd.853% 8414 St.Paul, Chico.& Min.37% 57% | St.Paul, Minn.& Man.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.a.nl Texas Pacifio 9% 93.Union Pacific 10%; 104 | Wabash Com Cee cee Wabash pfd.cooivrieinaennn 1444 143 Western Union Tel.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 8842 8872 Bugar.00000 0000 a na nes ss ave 0 100: 5 1004, PET PA 32 324 | Gas, ChiCAgO.200020 00000 ces eau 7154 710 ep.Klectric.ooo oon iia anes 341, 355 Toledo, Ann Arbor & Nor.Mich.ee Tai.0.022011 00 ee racer eee res eace rian cere Rubber.erate haan Cees een | TA a URNA AETY of PPMEAC PTS FLAY TEE iN ys B Pa oN ib LI: A Why RA R 2 \u2018 Pa A ES IRD ste LAL: Pelt Phillips Square.ADVERTISEMENTS, re er ere $e\u2014\u2014\u2014 pe Spring 1395.EW (OILORS.EW SHAPES EW TRIMMINGS.Latest Paris 2,00 mense stock, CHILDREN\u2019S TRIMMEP HATS.A SPECIALTY.MILLINERY OPENING | APRIL YIRST AND FOLLOWING TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, 1,000 IMPORTED AND OUR OWN DESIGNS.UNTRIMMED HATS, Every Braid and Shape maoufactured represented in this im.DAYS.Novelties I :sses and Chiidren.Jet Crowns, Jet Ornaments, French Flowers and Aigrettes, in cndless variety MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY _A iL AITENBED TO.ENRY MORGAN & CO.MONTREAL.EMOVAL SALE.As the property now cccupied by us is coming down, we shall sell out our entire stock of PIANOS and ORGANS at greatly reduced prices.825 to $150 saved on the purchase of every instrument.Inspection invited.P.E.LAYTON & BRO, 2887 ST.CATHERINE: STREET, zorner of Peel.STRONGER.WHEAT STRONGER, CORN GENTLY HIGHER.The market in Chicago opened about nominal this morning and sold fairly strong during the day, wheat closing from 34 to 3% of a cent higher than yesterday and corn from 14 to 3% of a cent higher.Pork and short ribs were strong and foreign markets dull and weak.Milwaukee, March 29, 1.15 p.m.\u2014Closing.\u2014 563;¢c March, 673 c May.Duluth, March 29, 1.15 p.m.\u2014Closing.\u2014No.1 hard, 61%c cash; No.1 Northern, 60%¢c cash.Toledo, March 29, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing.-\u2014574c March, 575c May.St.Louis, March 29, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing.\u2014 547%c March, 5534c May.New York, March 29, 2.20 p.m.\u2014Closing.\u2014 Wheat, 603%c March, 6lc May, 61%2¢c July, 6214c Sept.; corn, 515;c May, 51%c July, b1%c Sept.CHICAGO MARKETS, The following table shows the range ol prices in Chicago to-day, and the closing quotations as compared with those of yes terday:\u2014 Yesterday's To-day's Close.Open, High.Low.Close Wheat\u2014 Mar.54 Cee Ca.JN 5434 May 5544 5514 5644 5514 body July 5635 5614 5734 5634 57% Corn\u2014 od Mar.4544 cee A.cen 45% : May 46% 46% 465% 46% 4614 Oats\u2014 Mar.2878 cee cane ees 29 May 2958 2014 cere .\u2026.2973 Pork\u2014 Mar.12.3 Cee ce 12.32 May 124 12.46 1250 12.40 12.47 Lard\u2014 Mar.6.97 Cen cere cere 6.May 7.00 7.07 7.07 7.02 7.Short ribs\u2014 Mar.6.20 ven een May 6.30 6.23 6.30 \u2014\u2014\u2014 LONDON SUGAR MARKET.London, March 29, 5 p.m.\u2014Sugar, centrifugal.9% test, 11s 3d; Muscovado, fair refining, 8s 9d to 9s 94; beet, March 938 3% d; August, 9s 9d.reels SUDDEN DEATH IN CHURCH.A woman named Honora Audette dit Lapointe.died su@denly during the ser- 92 02 ee 6.20 6.2 6.30 | vice at St.James Church at seven o'clock this morning.Her body was taken to her home, 21 Grothe lane, in the Notre Dame Hospital ambulance.em pm me me SHIPPING.Queenstown, arch 28.\u2014Arrived S32.Lucania from New Yorx.\u2014- © em mtn dene wr ce = Aa wr SES a RSS : SANT NEE yo Rb SERRA A A hat ME SENTENCE =] 100 D07 50c CUPS n and SAUCERS, To be Cleared Out at (5ceach, or 51.50 çer doz.ms 25c CUPS and SAUCERS, To be Cleared Out at tOc each,or S1./ Oper doz.G.A.HOLLAND.& SON, 2411 =t.Catherine st.People B are Compelled bustle of business to trust each other.Little details go unwatched\u2014you take somebody's tword for them.The carpet dealer rakes the maker's word, the consumer depends on There are chances for error\u2014in- tentional error may Le, may be un- Equally jrritating\u2014 equally costly either way.The really responsible party, the is far removed and hard to We hold vou safe and ourselves responsible for every yard we sell stand behind our goods, our statements and our promises.Jas.Baylis & Son, Carpets, Ollcloths, Rugs, Cartalns, &c.NOTRE DAME STREET.OMEN\u2019S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.MEMORIAL SERVICE.The friends of the late Mrs.Ella F.I Williams, who have been connected with he: in temperance and other Christlan work.ar: in a memorial service n: MONDAY, April 1st, at the Girls\u2019 Evang! istic Hall, 2260 St.Catherine street.29 TO LET, SELF-CONTAINED COTTAGE.Nos.112, 114, 116 Britannia street.Poir\u2018 Charles, with beautiful view of river modern conveniences; rent $10 per mon:*.Apply to CHAS.LYDEN, o;- ay WANTED, ABOUT MAY 1ST, BOARD FOR 2 Young Ladies, in small private famiiv (Protestant) near Bleury; terms moderate.Address T.20, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.29 WANTED, RENTS, ACCOUNTS, &c., TO a young man, during spare hours; best of city references.COLLECTOR 18, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.29 Address - } od LN RE A GE ES HE STA I NR oy ere aes J em mm rr 2 EE ean > wit rer = Freya A ee { ba 7 fr f Pp 1° i?| A i | 53 : t Lo ! 4 : i ! ; : Los \u201c4 4 a # ÊË 1 He can, ore pr THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.BITE 7 py Ch Sie] Cl PE fer hg Fripay, Marcy 29, 1895 Weekly Calendar, Fripay, Marcu 29.RT ASSOCIATION, Phillips square.SPRING EXHIBITION WILL CLOSE ON SATCEDAY, March 30th, at 6 o'clock.10: Open Daily, 9 a.m.to G p.m., Evening, 8 to 10.MUSIC SATURDAY AFTERNOON.DoT FAIL TO HEAR MISS Jessie Alexander THIS EVENING.KNYNOX CHTRCH HALL Tickets at the door, AT MONTREAL FOOTBALL CLUB.The Annual Meeting of the above Club will be held in the CLUB ROOMS, Mauvsfield screet, on Friday Evening, March 29, at 8 o'cluek, Businesa: Reception of Committees report, Treasurer's state- cnsulng year.GED.LYMAN, Hon.Secy.I EEP DISENGAGED For the last Meeting of tha WESLEYAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.JAMES METHODIST CHURCH LECTURE MALL, FRIDAY, March SPEAKERS: ST.Date: 29.Rev.J.Silcox and Rev.5.P.Rose, D.D.| Ins:ramental, Miss CRAIG and Mr.EE A.Éoloists.Misa HCLLINSHEAD and Miss LALY Duet.Miss DALY and Mr.MARSHALL WILLIAMS ; Etocutionist, Miss HULDA BAKER.Piano from J.W.Bhaw & Co.'r Warerooma.28 Artiata: HILTON ; Dost FORGET The CONCERT in the Lecture Hall of St.Bartholomew s Canuroir, FRIDAY EVENING, March 9).An exceilent Programme.Admission, 10c, Tie piano to be usad on the occasion, 1s kindly Inaned by Mr CC.W.Lindsay 28 Sarurpay, MarcH 50.Two Addresses.SATURDAY EYENING, Y.M.C.À.FRED MEYER:-\"The Pluce of Praver and Bible sindy in a Worker's Life.Per.DE RONDON POS.-\u2018Peis nel Consecration in Rerviza far Others.The Mcmbers Rally.Mr.All are invited.SIRE WILLIAM DAWSON, SCNDAY AFTERNOON, at 4.15.THIRD ADDRESS ments.GALLERY RESERVED FOR \u2018The Bible and Ancient Mont LADIES.Uo TEACHERS Meeting Conducted by Rev.Dr.MACKAY will NOT BE HELD On Saturday next.50th March, being review; but will be resumed on Saturday, Ath April, as usual, at a guarter to hve o'clock.D, TORRANCE FRASER, Sec.Furure MEFTINGS.WINDSOR MONTREAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY'S HALL.Festival Concerts TUESDAY, April 2, Mendelssohn's at 8.15 p.inm.\u2018*\u201c Elifah.\u201d SOLDOISTS.Miss CAROLINE CARI ALVES, Mr.WH.MILLS.WEDNESDAY, April 3, a! S.15 p.m.Wagner's **Filying Datchman.\u201d SOLOISTS, Mme.EMMA JUCH, Miss MAUD BT RDETTE, Mr.W.H.RINGEZ, My.HEINRICH MEYN, Mr.W.Il.CLARKE.THURSDAY, RINGER, Mr.WATKIN Apr:i +4, at * Matiree.\u201d Popular Programme cr Oriestral Veoral Seles SOLOISTS, Moe.EMMA JUCH, Mine.HEINRICH MLYX.EVESENG CONCERT at S15 p.m.Saizt saen's *xamson and Belilauh.\u201d 3.30 pan.Sélections an CARL ALVES, Mr.NOLOINTS, Mme.CARL ALVES Mr.W.H.RIEGER.My.BEINRICH MEYN, Mr.AG.CUNNINGHAM.ORCHESTRA.The Bostan Festival Orchestra of Fifty Musicians.CHOR15 Of Two FHangdred 22101 Seventy-five Voices.NORDHEIMERS.AI! seats NK Concerts, #1 19 and 31.00.de.Plans niw open al reserred.Prices en i For Martine, $1.0) aud 7 G.COUTURE, A.ITOWNINS, Condiuetor.Ses.Treas.GEORKEIL SENTENCED.Tonawanda, N.Y., March Geork2l, a member of the volunteer department, was this tp six years and eight months\u2019 imprisen- ment for the setting fire to various buiti- ings in Horta Te.pawanda.tive for the crir vas the hope of getting - his company's hose cart first to the fire the greatest number of times during the year and thus earn a medal worth about fifteen dollars.l fire 2 fc pt ment: and Election of Olficers for | GARDNER CLARKE, Mme, morning sentenced The enly mo- SUBSCRIPTION RATES, Dally Witnsas, $3.00 Weekly Vito $1.00 with reductions to chabe : onto; Be ies to one addrass, Northern 40; 50, For Got Saritatn add $1.04 per annum for post age ou Weekly Wizness : on Northern Messon- ger : 93.60 on Poily Witness.The last edition of the DATLY WITNESS is delivered in the city every evening of publication at $4.00 per annum, ; ep ADVERTISING RATES, DAILY WITNESS.* Five lines and upwards, 10c per line.Contract on favorable terms.WEEKLY With large type or cuts, 2c reduction if set in our Usua types.Special contract rates.WITNESS.er line, One-third smail advertising March, The Daily Witness.FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1895.TUPPER TURNS THINGS TOPSY- TURVEY.Sir Hibbert Tupper has consented to withdraw his resignation, but on conditions which will stagger the French-Canadian Roman Catholics of this province and of Manitoba.There is to be no remedial legislation in re- \u2018gard to the Manitoba schools this session, as the French-Conservative press and supporters of the government confidently counted upon when the session was announced, Sir Hib- bert's ultimatum was that the people must be consulted and their will be made known through a general elec- ticn before any action was taken by parliament, and the government has accepted it.That is the outcome of Sir Hibbert\u2019s threat to withdraw from the administration, and practically means that there will be no interference, as a majority of the pcople of the Dominion, or at least of the (on- servative party, are against remedial legislation.That such is the case is the conviction of the Conservative organs everywhere outside of the Province of Quebec, as evinced by their unanimous declaration that the government did not intend to and would \u201cnot interfere with Manitoba further : than to issue the order-in-council.All ; the societies upon which Conservative i governments have depended for sup- | port outside of Quebec, the Orange | lodges and the P.P.A.associations, | have protested loudly and strongly against interference, and even mem- ! bers of the government and their sup- | porters in parliament have felt com- | pelled, willingly or unwillingly, follow the societies in their movement ernment as Toronto that public meetings have been held to protest, and the public meetings were addressed almost solely by former supporters of \u2018the government.Such being the case, it would seem certain that if the government go to the country asking a mandate Io pass remedial legislation iL will be defeated.It is plain that Sir Hibhert's alleged purpose will nct be zalned.The government will not niake a straight issue of the question, : upon which to stand or fall.It will \u2018leave the question a more or less open one for its followers, and the result will be that if it has a majority when it comes back from the elections the majority will noi be in favor of but ial legisiation, and the .government will then bow readily .enough to the will of the people.against remed i enough from the long semi-official de- | | spatch in the government organs de- - claring the terms and conditions upon which the reconciliation between Sir | Mackenzie Bowell and Sir Hibberi Tupper has been arranged.The 'Gn- | zette's\u201d Ottawa despatch thus de- | scribes the differences between Sir * Mackenzie and Sir Charles : I | That this is the programme is clear ! { 28.-\u2014John | i The Minister of Justice is undersinod to hald the view that a dissolution and immediate appeal to the people should have fol- i lowed as a logical sequence to the passing of the remedial order on the Manitoba Ichaol question.The Premier, by his action | advising His Excellency to summon parlla- ment for the despatch of business, shows that, in his opinion, it fa advisablo that par- AAA RE ie Ao SE TE PE to | against the policy of the government.: It is in such strongholds of the gov-! lament, to which the government is primar- fly responsible, should first approve of or condemn the action of the government, and the Opposition be afforded an opportunity of expressing an opinion on the subject before the country is called on to render ils verdict.This declaration is obviously drawn up with every care to minimize the differences, and as a consequence it is véry vague as to what the premier\u2019s policy was.Whether the premier intended to present remedial legislation which would afford parliament an opportunity to express an opinion upon its order-in-council, or whether he intended merely to ask parliament's opinion by allowing a discussion, is purposely left an open question, and whether the verdict of the country was to be passed upon the order-in-council only or upon remedial legislation actually passed into law by the government\u2019s direction is also left to the imagination.However, Sir Hibbert Tupper\u2019s ultimatum has made it clear that whatever the premier intended previously, he is now committed to the course of holding the general elections before attempting to pass remedial legislation.The \u2018Gazette's\u2019 semi-official explanation Says : Both (Sir Mackenzie and Sir Hibbert) agree as to the necessity for as speedy an appeal to the people as possible; and with so slight a divergence of opinion as the question of the time for making such an appeal it is not difficult to see how a course could be pursued which will almost, if not entirely, meet the view of the Minister of Justice and, at the same time.permit of a session cf parliament.This may be done by having it clearly and distinctly understood that parliament has been called expressly with a view to passing an opinion on the action of the government in dealing with the Manitoba school case, and that dissolution and a general election will follow immediately after prorogation, which will take place just as soon as the estimates are passed.Parliament is to be asked to pass an opinion merely, not to pass legislation ; legislation is to be left over until after the general elections.It appears, therefore, that the chief sason for calling a session is in order that the Opposition may be compelled the question.Sir Mackenzie was afraid that the Opposition would go to the country with a distinct advantage as things now stand, and it is In order to deprive them of this advantage that a session has been called.The \u2018Gazette's\u2019 correspondent makes that clear.He says the premier\u2019s opinion is that \u2018it was advis- \u201cable that the Opposition be afforded \u2018an opportunity of expressing an \u2018opinion on the subject before the \u2018country is called cn to render its \u2018 verdict.\u201d The government evidently thinks that it is in a bad box, and it would naturally like the Opposition to be put on exhibition in a similar box.This new programme once more upsets all calculations, and puts things topsy-turver.Mr.Ouimet and his French-Canadian followers, who have been so triumphant over their victory in securing the session, find that though they have been given | the shell, the meat of the oyster is to | be first carefully extracted.That | will be a sore disappointment for i them, for they must know, as well as ; the Roman Catholic hierarchy knows, | that if the remedial legislation is not passed before the general election it will never he passed at all.These kalridoscope changes in the policy of the government are somewhat bewildering to the country, which, however, ought to be getting accustomed To them by this time.There is time yet for another flop or two before the beginning of the session, and time enough after for more changes still.\u2014_ O POPERY\u2019 MOVEMENT.It is not easy to see whence the sudden thundercloud has gathered which has burst over New England in the shape of objurgations against popery.Romanism has always been the enemy of free ; institutions, but it has never been less so.Pope Leo the Thirteenth a liberal.The chief care of his reign has been to checkmate Jesuitism, which he has the best rea- ! son to hate.He has astonished the world and greatly chagrined the French bishops, who had got from his predecessor a very different cue, by recognizing the French republic.He has sent a personal friend, a learned | pT ofessor of Thomist theology, all un- l taught in Romish diplomacy, to turn i the foreignizing Roman Catholic clergy of the United States to the right-about.While blessing the Pope with their lips and cursing him in their hearts, these foreignizers have \u201c to take sides one way or another upon\u2019 had to submit.Father McGlynn, who bad\u2018led ten thousand Irishmen into disaffection and had spared no epithets of malediction against foreign Italian rule and its tendency to denationalize the American Catholic Church, was reinstated with little consideration for the magnates who were humiliated by it, and has come to think Italian interference with the American Catholie Church not so bad after all.It is no longer a sin for Roman Catholics to send their children to the public schools; it is no longer a sin for them to belong to the Knights of Labor, and in many ways a vigorous effort has been made to lessen the rupture between the Church of Rome and the nineteenth century, which Pius the Ninth left so wide.It is not to be denied that the Church of Rome is still, and must always be, reactionary, and that anything that rehabilitates it is only intended to strengthen its essential tendencies.But it is equally true that the concessions referred to are due not only to the broad views of a pope but also to the necessities of the case.They are an admission that the old conditions were working harm to the Church.As a matter of fact, rapidly as the Church was recruited from Europe almost equally rapidly was it losing ground in America.The frantic efforts of the Polish, the German, the French-Canadian clergy to preserve national languages and characteristics In their worship, although easily accounted for on the most natural grounds of love of country and love of those forms and institutions in which their own piety had been cradled, were always defended and appealed for on the ground that to sacrifice these differences was to lose their flock.That was a confession of decay.The conclusion recently reached at Rome that the resultant failure to develop an American Catholic Church was a cause of losing ground is another confession of decay.It is not to be denied that the Roman Church has always been, is and cannot help being at bottom a conspiracy against any but papal government.It cannot be denied that political corruption in all countries hspreads its roots luxuriantly in the soil provided by the Roman Catholic Church.It cannot be denied that if the changes have been rung for foruy years on the alliteration Rum and Reme, there 1s color for it in the large proportion of the liquor-dealers of every country who belong to that church and by the prominence which men of that trade have in the laic councils of the Church.This evil has recently been confessed by the Bishop of Ohio in ostracising liquor men from such social recognition.This ostracism will be acknowledged by the most determined member of the A.P.À.to be a step in the right direction, even if it has been offset since by a much more complete condemnation of the Sons of Temperance as being a dangerous secret society.It is not to he supposed that the reports which reach us to-day of the concerted meetings which have been held to denounce Romanism are fair pictures of those meetings.It is obvious that, as was to be expected, the reporters have attended them to catch what was racy and strip it of any modifying context, and that the despatches are simply a museum of the raciest of the racy morsels of unguarded speach.It would be unfair to discuss anything thus reported without this caveat.It may be said, however, that, let almost all that has | been said be granted what better can be done about it than to treat the ; Roman Catholic citizen with all fairness, and while possibly admitting that a century of trial has proved free institutions not to be of universal ap- \u2018plication, to make him welcome to those institutions, seeing the country has no other for him, and strive to fit him for them, not by coercion, which is the last way to accomplish the end, but by exemplifying before him that which is better.This plan has worked marvels during the last half century, in which the country has digested a larger proportion of Roman Catholic immigration than it ever can again.The great thing is to keep the Christianity of Protestantism true and its spirituality high.Had the Protestants of the United States, or one in a dozen of them, really been shining as lights in the earth under the governance of the divine spirit, the Roman problem would never have become a problem at all.THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.From present apearances the opening of navigation, and consequent greater activity which prevalls during the summer season, will be much later tban usual, unless some very sudden change in the weather should | | Although the river roads are | maize, quiet, occur.now dangerous in some places, the ice is still solid oppcsite the city, and even St.Mary's current is covered with a | solid sheet where there is usually an opening all winter.The province is still | 11,4.covered with snow to the depth of two ! steady.\u201c erpool feet in some localities, a circumstance | which, while protecting the grass and |.fro bakers .giving assurances of more abundant crops than those of last year, will at the same time retard for a time farming operations.The business out- lcok, while not altogether reassuring, 1 | ! t | ! June, 4s \"19.90 April; has somewhat improved within the \u2018and 574c May.last few weeks.There is a better demand for lumber for the United States and other countries, and prices are firm, so that the lumbermen have either made or are about making contracts for spring delivery on satisfactory terms.The efforts now being made to remove the embargo upon live cattle shipped to Great Britain from Canada will, it is to be hoped, be successful, as otherwise that important branch of Canadian trade will continue unremunerative.It is difficult, however, to predict what will be the course taken by Great Britain, and exporters will do well to act with | Oats.per 24 Ibs.caution until the question has been decided.Imports continues light, far as we can learn, but the demand | Daten Spring for home products is reported fair.The greatest sufferers among the working people have been railway employees, the heavy decline in railway traffic having apparently forced the management to curtail their expenses.A considerable number of new buildings are to he erected throughout the city during the coming season, while the work connected ed to the usual demand for wharf laborers when navigation opens, will give employment to laborers.There have been considerable fluctuations in the local stock market dur- liquidations and ing the week, the adjustments connected with the affairs of Meredith & O'Brien having been the principal cause.The more important transactions of the week were in Gas and Montreal Street Railway, time past.A week ago Gas closed with sales at 198, and after some fluctuations closed vesterday at 199%.f Friday.WHOLBSALE Cable advices tn th- Poard March 29, 1895.\u2014C'argozx off ro shipment, wheat, maize, rather firmer.! April and May, wheat sold; one « fornia wheat, iron a Ari English Comes mn Weauher iv He [474 spot wheat mand moderate: Tos Flu Ils Je.LTE F5 ani mixe3 nate ue ar, Liverpool futures \u2014Wheut \u20ac | March, 4s 9%d April, June.48 93d July: maiz: March, 4s 2%d April, i= 2d July.2H, à Paris\u2014Wheu* flour, 41.93 Marrh.In Milwaukee wheat opened In Duluth wheat opened a: 6134c July.sellers à ch.Ari COMMERCLS L Witwess Orpiry PRICES, «I Tra morning are as folinæs:\u2014JIyndon ant, i \u201c0e wher agé + 10 ani Mar, \u2026 , + SA a ae SIN 18 0953 1e a 6° In Detroit wheat opened at and 57%c May.In Toledo wheat opened at I~ : We quate:\u2014 with the Dalhousie square depot, add- .as has been the case for some and sold ex-dividend at 195, thus anticipating a five percent dividend for \u2018 the half year.The firmness of this stock would seem to imply that opera- Canadian short \u201cut, heavy 85 Gris Hams.city cured, per 1h, (009 ta \u201cLard, eompouna.ir pails.oo réS, 15 Lard, pure Lo.0 000, Bacon .Man te Rutter.\u2014Business is very variab'e auote creamery in single tubs Jie - Townships a: l4c to 15e; Wes:te- to 12e.a Cheese.\u2014Coloradq ratl=- white, \u2018ls for colored Th 1s firm.fines: Sept.O-+ Ine to 10440.Summer Eggs.\u2014A firmer me for fresh boiling stork single cases.RECEIPTS ]N MONTE AT.GTR C1 ! Peas, bush .IN a Oats.bush .,.4% 1 Flour, bris .Joe Ee Ashes.bris .: : Butter.pxes .4-.Eges, cases D Dressed Hegs 2 ~ Leaher, 303 se Lemons .oon Oranges 236 SIT A; 1 les 174 | tors are confident of the renewal of | the company\u2019s contract with the city, Street Railway closed at 188 a week ago, and after a considerable decline on large sales, closed yesterday at 1877.To the general surprise of the public, a well-known firm of wholesale clothiers, Messrs.J.W.DMackedie & Co., has had to effect a compromise with its creditors at sixty-five cents on the dollar, no doubt a very satisfactory dividend for a suspended firm.This firm has, no doubt, made money for years, and has built up an excel- i ! lent business connection, but, like many other comparatively young firms, had not kept sufficiently in: view the proverbial rainy day which cemes to everyone sooner or later.Of the money market there is nothing new to be said.The improved demand from lumbermen and others to wind up the season's business has been met by the banks without any strain upon their resources, and call money is still abundant at four to four and a half percent.The Clearing House returns again reflect re- stricted operations compared with other years, the figures being as under : Clearings.Balances.Total for week ending March 28, 1895 .$ RA28 00% 1.057.806 Corresponding week of 1894 LL.LL 1111000 9,449.162 Los Ran Corresponding week of 1893 ee 10,573,145 1.367.191 Corresponding week of 1892 es 0.771.855 1,513.18 THAT TRACK TRAGEDY.The adjourned inquest on the body of Francois Corbeil, killed on the Park and Island railway last Sunday night.was conciuded yesterday afternoon, the jury returning a verdict of accidental death, but suggesting that whenever the Montreal Park and Island Rallway conductors were forced to eject intoxicated passengers froin their cars they sleauld not eject them betwecn stations.| fe MOVEMENTS OF The receipts ard shipmen wk, Cargoes ON passage Mar~h 24, 1545 s que A AA is of grain 57%c July.A In St.Louls wheat opened a and 5433c July.In New York wheat opened no - May, 61c July, and 4 of 8 cen: jms.Sept.; corn opened ly of a can ; 5116ce May, and 51\\er July.Grain.\u2014The situation is unaîtere! continue strong and other lines ar- We quote:\u2014 No.1 hard Manitoba wheat.ir Peas, por 56 Ihs.in siore.Nomir.: Barley.feed, nominal RARE n3e 0 Buckwheat.per 4 lbs.47e to = id oo Purely non | Rye | re Le Late co.ade ! in siore.41\u2018ec Flour.\u2014The market is artive.and -a rs are firm.We quote as folinws:\u2014 SO Superfine.in bags .1.3 FN 3,75 1 Extra, in bags .\u2026.1,46 Straight Roller .3.15 vr - Strong Pakers\u2019 (Man.).305 15 7 Meal.\u2014Firm.with stocks light.We qu Granslated, in bris.34.05 cost 0 Standard, in bris.2.35 cn «< Rolled oats, brls 0.000.4.70 ra : Rolled nats, bags .1.00 tn Pot barley, per »rl.3.75 10 i Feed.\u2014Bran is firm and srarce We qu-.Bran, Manitoba .19.060 tn FT a Bran.Ontario .2104 to ACA Shorts o.oo DA tp 0 Moule oo.22,34 an OÙ Provisions are s'rong and fairly active SA en RIND mn GRAIN AND FLOUR ari fleur at the leading points to-day and vesto- day vere as follows: \u2014 Receipts.Chicago\u2014 Vine ut, Carn.(its, bush Flour.b:ls New Yerk\u2014 Wheat buch Oats, bush Corn, bush LL Flour.sacks .Flour.brls bush bush Milwaukee - bush bush Wheat, Corn.Toledo Whea-.Corn.=! St, Luonis-\u2014 Wheat, bush Corn, bush Duriihn\u2014- Wher, Detron \u2014 Wheat, bush Minneaonlis~ Wheat, bush bush CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Union Fuwek Ya~de OF Hogs\u2014To-dav's eximatsi vesterdav's revéipts a.turns, 1512: shipments, 7 ann ph).igh: mixed.24,77 packing, 84.70 to RS 10° heavy to SH 390; rouzh erades 8477 r.reipts of vautis were 4,000 Texans: firm and a =hade hat Var Ta LIVERPOOL MARKET PHIC best bit made by car lots of whit ed at 54.white offered +} ecst cast reported sold at 40 east uated at 47e.Buckwheat, quoted at 40e to dlc.exporters w SMd0 wat at One round at D4r.CEE SRE si it Jr MA A + ne a MARK shiv mona eT Es eu west à us ns lot of res fixriex ten ead wes: sold ut 4 « Re.car dl Yoo Narre To rine rdine : 7 Pa dite Liverpool, Mar h wheat, 88 24 ru 7-07 i M,a.No.?A .NE 200d.peas.5- \"FR à tallow.24s Rd.te or See Is cheese, where, gua 010 vor LLONDAN Cans al Londen, Marth fu, 12976 5m ! Money and account 194 1701 THE AMER, AN TN Lonéon.Mar Lis NT l'opened at D5 ge Ton TI 1 TORONTO UARRET =, Toronto, ud Mars h 14 Th quiet.Whesi (wee curs or whit, of rod sod cu the Northern RT on Midland h 1d ot To und OS vid tobias qaote dor for Neo 1 hart oy Sarnia: Winn, ern usk se 1 hard on trar ck A ria Hay oar of straight Hers sold.Taronto fr 2,07, and 23, als report rid patePis in good demand her ar 83 - Teas, No.2 offered G.T R.7 marne\" 5 a dha Tan! Ed ME EE RO EE \u2018 ps CF 1} .Æ dea MarcH 29, 1895, FRIDAY, Les WOOT.The mills here are doing little or nothing _\u2026 -sent and until activity Is renewed the ~.+ will be nominal and unchanged.Ii is maT «+23 out by one of the principal dealers -3* the reported sales on the London wool sarke: need to be taken with quite a few graits OÙ Salt as after the supposed sales ° - half of the offerings remain on hand.; quits:= Canadian flevce, 19e to 20c:; B.A, , \u2018ur 1, LHe to 32e; Canada pulled wool, 20c Déeo Tor supers, extra, Z2c tn 26c; greasy :.12430 to 15e; North-West wool, 1lc BU, Whe to 120.isiness in New York, according to \u201cadetract's', is quiet, with sales showing s s° \u2018! further falling off.mos.Kinds of wool, bur the fact that it : te ween sensors with woollen milis mak- -7 dress gnods keeps the demand for raw i serial lighr.The best demand is yet able in Autraltan wools.these being popular, while the s:rong market in London Keeps the tone firm on this side.saes ara making at about former 38, put sales to arrive have been made \u2018ho le advance sustainrj in London.à wnols are quite closely sold up, and ivre are firmer at 16lac to ITe for XX ! above Onin.althongh little is being ve Medium wools are quiet, with No.1 \u2018a clothing and combing threwn together ng ae ne.\u201cna London sales, which commenced on \u2018oh 23.will clese on Saturday.March 30.week were 84.252 bales.woek's sales are 121,- \u201c=> Imports Por the \u201ce arrivals for nex: y baies net.DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.The drug and chemical market has been exceptionally dui! and uninteresting for many weeks pust.Prices, with lirtie exception, are unprecadentediy low.Ileavy chemicals usually command higher figures here during rhe winter months.But owing to th: lack iW demand and the desire of holders to move rook, values have not changed with the >-ason.The prevalence of influenza and ilththerla livened up the retnil drug trade inewhat anl caused advances in a number I otherwise unimportant lines.The drug- business throughout the winter has essentiauv dull and as ver there ap- \u201cxT no particular sign of ir.g2 tha teon of hava heen \u201c h ing through peopis Rp.pass- do without much that - Laas ciary bus - and can car is be said that in no sf Canada has the retaii drug business n really zood.There has teen much sick- == and the prescription trade is the only \u201c80h of the bualnesz tha has been up to averaga or really satisfactory.nou LEATHER.leather increases In firmness, but thers = => buoyancy in business.Black leather: - w about 15 percent and soie leather 10 - -n: higher than a year ago and any - _ssions under lates: prices command a bus hargains are few and far between.:- merrhants claiming that even the noes do not cover the increased cost of \u201can: \u2018hat prices will have to go higher.nv bear element in the situation ls \u201cmreatensd London strike which will = tha leather now exported to the Unit- \u201c agi\u201c m and may bring prires here down * & rush.We quote for wholesale cl'v L \u2014Spanisn sole, No.1, 1 ta 20¢; No.\"tr ise, slaughter Jo.27 10 tir; No.\u201c24, le: No.2 light, 17e to 15¢; upper, \u201cheavy, 22c io Zoe: Mehr and medium.19 Vc.heminex calf 2 1) 29 ths.40 rr, TA en 4 ibs 47 ta 53e: French calf, 1,49, splits, large, per lh.ldc to ro 126 ta 14e, enamelle] cow, per : tn 1052 patent, Te 1n 130; pebble cu to 120: Duff.Jde to 12e; Tussets, un Ter in, ane ty 40e RUOTS AND SHOES.ittlo, :?any, change in the situa- roast report.makers are busy ine , and f.rwardinz svring orders and VOTEZ Orders Owing ro \u2018he lateness of the an are n° vert making anv show.Re- = above the average and altogether nd shoc men take : rosier view aan do those in most other lines TRATE IN CANADA.SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT NOTED, \u201corsnto, March 2R RG = matement of trade in Canada says: \u2014 a chers is LD great Change in tiation in Montrez! the busi- indirations are Fre lines of a probable im- \u2018though such Improvement may Be vary marked.Groreriss show a Lory ine reased dis rmbduton pot a further (A a VUS WA kelly Pollo as tae : atian appro hoe.Sunny, - has ha'ze] dry goods, ng orders fram the rity ; coming in rather be:rer.1 2 ani metals show no im- whatever, the qd.mand does not oer as ant thera do not seem to: : SOU a he downward tendency in i = Nom under Hghe \u2018an mar- being nd thorn y docs more OUa- Hsen ear \" Hberval Nag.ne mu h sut Tom bering on ra nz on cH.aun nie sections he winter reps \u201cad nou min z have © osmetliuns should be bene- med thers are indi-ations a 1, ter demard for money from the hanks 2 una ie ald thr has been some consider- vAvanca in tha present call rate eran v decided] change in othe eoqpmer- 1a ome Taront The {inprovament tev itas ben maintain- 1, Hur busi- \u201c.: ha called active, Travellers - ST IRE up dry god, und an + stances orders for fall goads ave be- fod ints til nOn-re to \u2018the ; \u201cnoted and are not £ Tha number of 1 LH 3 lor and \u2018he ovinak mati for SUsiNnCes ing Privez aUnz s\u2018a7l!les ce ja soma Coenen In fhe , end the ha Tarot is hbeer swing + higher 7e v Thera iz 2 ve=v firm whrat \u201cwot the r verts being leur rad : oTthan for a wl many monthe \"3 whaat ao essectiailv smal bar avance In Sais grue is niv marker ix loss gorie da- D oreices 2 u rumber « Tho berm 220 raçud, art hoid-rs tank no man the failures - are 42 Si 2, tire -\u2014 OCR YN TRAVELLER?SST MG TIAN DIUARIED.9° sa 1 as REET per AT Puch ! tet.RL Dar motard far 4 24.ant \u201c.To» nL Peery res \u2014Ï, her Corrie.\u201css Ea il = 50 : v La Tien Horn [3 have, na! he It: cn I Li ponte 7 ; srr MeN TL Sedan, Vatigia Xe, Géogge =, Wait, oY mel OOF.Wigan, Mr, Edward Vi- L -, EA ESE Vaines hold steady brightness to duiness ; Nun & Co.'s\u2019 Si y.ward in for logs.CLYDE YACHTSMEN HAPPY.THINK THE 'AMERICA'S\u2019 CUP WILL BE WON THIS YEAR.\u2018THE \u2018AILSAS SUCCESS REMARKABLE \u2014 WATSON AND HERRKSHOFF HAVE A BIG - TASK ON HAND\u2014LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM FIFE'S CRACK BOAT.(New York | Glasgow, March 16\u2014The excitement among Clyde yachtsmen over the issue of the race at Cannes for the Goelet-Bennett cup on March 14 has eclipsed every reminiscence of yachting rivalry the Clyde has witnessed.The result of the racing between the \u2018Thistle\u2019 and the \u2018Volunteer\u2019 provoked much enthusiasm, but then the enthusiasm was ali on one side and associated with the prospects of the Clyde challenger.In the present case it is different.The contest was between Fife and Watson, between the two famous Clyde designers, and the jealousy of the partisans on both sides has some flavor , of rancor in it.From yucht designing belng rin some measure \u2018a fancy business,\u2019 it entails the intervention of a deal oi personal | opinion, which means, of course, that one man's opinion is as good as another's, and therein lifes the acrimony.The race on March 14 was finished off in a soït breeze, which means club topsalls were carried ill round.The wind was very light at the start, and the forty-raier \"Corsair\u2019 went off at once with the lead, but she was soon out of the hunt.The \u2018Ailsa\u2019 was second away, with the \u2018Britannia\u2019 at her stern.Jt was a short turn to wesiward, regarded as the \u2018Britannia\u2019's\u2019 own point of sailing, but the ogleokers must have been surprised to find the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 lufling out and soaking away 0 windward of her rival.The distance was three times round a course of ten miles, which kept the yachts within easy sight of the spectators, and the contest \u2018must have been watched with much interest.At the first mark boat the \u2018Allsa\u2019 bure away on a broad reach for a lee mark boat, and it was expected that he broad and shallow hull would have aided her in reaching away ; from the \u2018Britannia,\u2019 but here again her critles were at fault, for the \u2018Britannia reached as fast as the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 down wind to the flagboat, where it was a gybe for the turn back to the starting point, with 'Ailsa\u2019 getting away.The 'Britannia\u2019 astern, bringing along a better wind.closed up, and followed the \u2018Allsa\u2019 round the starting flagboa: ; two minutes astern.| In the second turn round the course the i } \u2018Times.\") t \u2018Ailsa\u2019 agaln showed best turning to wina- ward.In the broad reach the \u2018Britannia\u2019 © did as well as the 'Allsa,\u2019 but in the run : before the wind home to the starting flag- boat the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 was leaving the \u2018Britannia.Al the starting line the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 was six minutes 33 seconds in front of the \u2018Britan- ria.\u201d In the third and last turn the \u2018Allsa.\u2019 with some better breeze, left the \u2018Britannia\u2019 faster than she had done, and won with 13 minutes 13 seconds of a lead.Under the measurement rules of L'Union des Yachts Francois.the \u2018Alisa\u2019 has to allow the \u2018Britannia\u2019 1 minute 13 seconds, so that the \u2018Alisa\u2019 won with 12 minutes of a lead.The trophy is a cup valued at 8,000f., the winner belng allowed besides a sum of money to cover the yachting expenses of the owner of the winning yacht.In a stronger wind the \u2018Britannia\u2019 may show a different speed, but the performance of the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 In light weather is a great surprise, and if maintained in a blow puts the America\u2019s\u2019 cup at jer mercy.Since the \u2018Britannia\u2019 was more than a match for the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 it is evident that ithe \u2018Vigilant\u2019 ,is quite out of ft as a cup defender.In breezy weather the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 might prove ; much better than the \u2018Allsa\u2019 but the weather ; vannot be picked.As for the defeat of the \u2018Britannia,\u2019 it has to be remembered that she is two years old.which means two years behind, and in these times this means a very great deal.Like the late \u2018Valkyrie\u2019 youn had at New York, the \u2018Britannia's\u2019 body tapers by easy nes into her thin keel, and this is a mistake Mr.Watson will not again risk in the new \u2018Valkyrie.The \u2018Allsa\u2019s\u2019 Keel or run \u201cis as fine and nearly thin as a centreboard nnd carrying her eightv-ton lead keel as \"ar the bottom of it is, of course.much ! more stable than anv centre-board without \u2018a ixai keel.The extra irag:h of the \u2018Allsa\u2019s load water line and her extreme everhangs are ail in her favor as against the \u2018Britannia.\u2019 but the cutter\u2019s speed io windward !s \u201cno doub: mainly due to her immensely long boom and the excessive quantity of canvas in her low, bread mainsail.When her hoo: is measured on a broadside photograph of the vacht it is found that If it were tilted on end i+ would reach half wav up her 1op- naët.I measured from the lower masthend to the trurk., In the light winds in which she has besn racing it is noticed that the \u201cAtlsa' iz not so stiff as the Britannia.\u2019 whirh leaves some wonder as to how her \u201cheom will ba carried in a breeze.Her bocm is hollow, but iv still musi weigh tons.The American style of lacing the mainsaîl ;tn tha boom gives the \u2018Ailsa\u2019s\u2019 Loom great support, but the behavior of the cutter in a breoze with a jumpine sea is something to look forward to.Had the old inside course of the original deed of gif: in connection with the \u2018America's\u2019 cu been adhered To, the \u201cAllg\u201d would have been a Jot more dangerous than IN an outside seoway.The issue su far of thé racing between tre \u2018Aflsa\u2019 and the \u2018Britannia\u2019 has left both Watson and Herreshoff a big feat on hand.and how thev will complete {t may prove to be the higgest triumph of vache designing.Mr.Watson has a wonderful task before him © tn rival what Fife has done and what Her- rechoff may do.| New York correspondents give English i vachteman little light on the progress of new Jdeas, but it is not to be wondored at , when designers are still working so far in the derk, and have to reply as much on an axnoerimenta: success OS CN à scientitic deduction, One line of direction the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 ! seems tn indicate is that canvas ought not 110 bee ent up Into smail!l sails.and encugh af rioth can hardly be got into a mainsail.re wWindwa-d the big mainsail nf Ailsa\u2019 has possibly as much 10 da with her steel as the form nf her hull In reaching.the biz mainsall must require a rend deal of weather helm to balance is, and which is a probable reason far the ritannia\u2019s\u2019 smaller canvas serving her purin runving before the wind the one Tet'epr, \u201cAllsas\u2019 spinnaker will help to balance the mainsai! and no: spoil her with too much helm.ATHLETICS.(GRAND TRUNK BOATING CLUB.A speral meeting of the Grand Dating Club ts callel for this evening for He mitcers for *he coming season.A great deal ° Interest: i] being manifested in the matter and a ticker hrs been made up among a large number of the inrmbers for the support CC\u201d certain candidates.A LATE SKATING The last carnival.of Crysral Rini: tnoox placo Wat à SurC3s in every bably the latest of SEASON.at the It pra- the season last evening.way, and was =, | Montroal.THE TORONTO DOG SHOW.rd a Toronto, March 27.\u2014An imporiant meeting of the Bench show committee of the Industrial Exkhihbrion Assocfation was held yester- da afternoon.The officers elected wera as follows: \u2014Caairman, ©.VW.Postlethwaite : vice-chairman, John Manghan; serretary and manager.W.P.Fraser: commitiee\u2014J.I.Kir ke\u201d J.S.Willlams, G.B- Sweatnam, Ii.RS PA 3 ue A SLI LAE.MORAY THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, B.Donovan, John Wilson, A.A.Macdonald, W.P.Fraser, J.Henderson, J.Dilworth, J.G.Mitchener, R.Wilkie, R.Junor.THE NEW CUP DEFENDER.Providence, R.I., March 27.-Mr.C.O.Iselin, of the cup defender syndicate.visited Bristol yesterday.When seen by a reporter in this city he admitted that the new boat was tn be plated with Manganese bronze.He sald that this would make her several minutes faster than the \u2018Vigilant.\u2019 Mr, Iselin thought the English newspaper re- poriers were slow in mot finding out the metal of which th> \u2018Valkyrie III.\u2019 was to be constructed, or dimensions of sail arèa of the flyer \u2018Ailsa,\u2019 and insinuated that American reporters might do better detective work.The \u2018Valkyrie Ill.\" might be built of Tobin bronze, he thought, as the English builders were much taken with it.The defender will be manned by an entirely American crew under Captain Hank Har, and the men will start In preliminary on the refitted \u2018Colonia\u2019 about May 1.The defender will be ready for launching about the middle of June.JOHN S.JOHNSON ARRESTED.Syracuse.N.Y.March 28.\u2014John S.Johnson, the famous 'cyclist, was arrested in this city at noon to-day on injunction proceedings brougnt by E.C.Stearns & Co., makers of the Stearns bicycle, to prevent him Irom leaving this country to ride in France, as he meditated doing.and also to prevent him from riding any other wheel than the Stear:.s make.The injunction papers stated that Johnson had signed a contract with the Stearns people a short time ago to ride the Stearns wheel and ny wher between May 1 and Cet.1, 1895.It further stated that he had been secretly negotiating with other firms since he signed the contract to ride their wheels in Europe.Johnson den!es thät he has ever negotiated with other firms, and states that the reason he wants to ride in France is because he is a professional now, and there Is no profezsional! riding in this country.He mus! riee in France or mot at all.He is willing to ride for Stearns In France if they pay him enough.but they only offer him $1,000 while he asks $3.000.He acknowledges the others comiract.but states that that contract was made while he was an amateur and before he had thought of professional recing.If he stays with the Stearns people under that contract he will be idle, for he cannot ride in America.The contract stipulated that he should receive $410 a month for his services from May to Octo- o ber.ce ST.ANDREW'S HOME, GOOD WORK DONE BY THE FRIENDS OF STRANDED SCOTCHMEN.At the season's closing meeting of the management committee of St.Andrew's Home, yesterday afternocn, the superintendent\u2019s report of the season\u2019s work was heard.The superintendent, Mr.Campbell.said there had been 35 persons in the home during the winter, while 54 others had been given meals and sent to the House cf Refuge.The bome expenses fer butcher, meat, vegetables, butter.syrup, etc., had amounted to $135.76.Four persons had been sent to the country at a cost of $9, and six to Scotland for $43.60.To four Scotchmen in the city $13.50 in money bad been given.Outdoor relief was supplied to 125 families, the following provisions having been distributed.\u20142,486 Joaves, as compared with: 2.288 last year; 3,300 pounds oatmeal, 2,- 750 last year: 1.000 pounds flour, 800 last vear; 1,240 pounds sugar, 900 last year; 924 quarter-pounds tea, 58 last vear; 113 tons coal.97 last year, and 87 cords wood, as compared with 74 last year.There were also distributed 18 pairs boots, 400 pounds butcher meat, 26 turkeys at Christmas, 7 geese, 5 chickens, 25 pounds currants, 25 pounds raisins, and about 3400 wcrth of new and cast-off clothing.The report was anproved of.It was considered that the class of immigrants now coming out from Scotland were not so desirable as those who came out in former years.Farmers and their families had been most successful in settling in this country but the clerks and other city people coming out of late vears had been, in many cases, failures.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.W.C.TV.U.MEETING AT THE ANNEX.The Northern W.C.T.U.held one of their series of gospel temperance meetings at the Annex last evening, in the Methodist chapel.Mrs.H.T.Garlick presided with her usual grace and tact.Misa Baylis, rhe missionary eraployed Ly the union, made an appropriate address.Mrs, 5.Po Leet read a very interesting paper on the relation of the liquor traffic tec missions, prepared by Miss Hull, of Cowansville, Mre.T.Moodie surprised and pleased the ladies of thie union by presenting the union with a beautiful banner accompanied by an appropriate ad- i drzas on the significance of the banners.Mr.Camnbeil, the pastor ¢f the church, and the Rev.Mr.Dobson, also teok part.The Trunk pirpese of nominsding officers and com- .: ply ; dered the s\u2018ason ever held in\u2018 - meeting held yesterday afteirnoon.; views of NE also contributed the evening by Misses Mout and Miss Allen mach to enjoyment of music and singing and a recitation.Mr.A.M.Feainerston kindly furnished one of bis ~zbinet grand pianos for the use of the ladies.TCURMALINE LODGE, Tourmaline Lodge held a very successful open meeting on Wednesday, Bro.S.J.MacArthur had charge of tht entertainment and gave a lantern exhibition, presenting the World's Fair.the Canadian North-Weat, and several miscellaneous slides including some excellent pictures of promin- han 128, L O.G.Ten: Good Templars in the city.Bro.D.H.Howard, grand secretary, related his experience at the World's Fair.ber of friends were present, able evening was spent, ORYNGEMEN HAI'PY A very enjovable social was given on Thursdav evening bv the officers and past officers of Derry I.O.L.224 in the Orange Hall, St.James street, iro.Wm.Mann, WML, presiding.A number of visitors were present.including M.W.Bro.McGlaughlin.™ G.M.; Bro.Theos.Gilday, C.M.; Bro.A.G.Ellis.county secretary: and Bro.John Cox.Toast were given in honor of the Queen and Royal family: the glorious and immortal memory of King William II; the Grand Ledge of B.N.A.: the Provincial Grand, Conaty.Distriet and Primary Lodges: our visitors, the ladies, ete.which were suitably responded to hy Bros.MeGlaughlin.Gilday, John Cox, A Thurlow and A.G.Fils.J'uring (he Pvening an abundant sup- light refreshment was served and and recitations were excellently ren- yo pumerous brethren.M.W.Bro.leGlanghlin congratulated Derry Lodge on the evening's entermninment, and gave same valuabie edvice nn the harmonious working of the order.The singing of the National Anthem brought the meeting to a close.RT.MATTHEW'S CHURCH.The repnrt of the work dons Ladies\u201d Relief Committee of St, sacs Preshvterian Church was read À large num- and an enjoy- of SCNE& by the Matth- at a It siated rations oi soup had been glven out.but the aggregate number of those assisted was much greater.The supplies were generously danated bv friends of all ereeds and came in just as required.Great praise is due to the ladies who devoted thelr time so cheerfully to relieving the many ; wants.that 2060 \u201ctraining | ly (1) the entire separation of the liquor TEMPERANCE ENDEAVOR.THE C.E.SOCIETIES ENDORSE THE DOMINION ALLIANCE.ENDEAVORERS AND GOOD CITIZENSHID.A rally of Christian Endeavor temperance workers was held in the Y.M.C.A.building last evening.A circular had been forwarded to all the societies in the local union dealing with the question of good citizenship and including the following, upon temperance work :\u2014 \u2018The approaching Dominion clections will afford an opportunity for the discharge of our sacred duties as citizens.In this connection we endorse and recommend to Christian Endeavorers the platform of the Dominion Alliance, declaring for the support of such candidates only as will pledge themselves in favor of prohibition.We also recommend that the members of every society of Christian Endeavor in the province should individually write a letter to the Prime Minister of the Provincial Government respectfully demanding consideration of the moral welfare of our country by amendments to the License act\u2014especial- from the grocery trade; (2), closing of all bars between the hours of 10 p.m.and 6 a.m.; (3), appointing proper officials an providing all other necessary means for detecting and _bunishing violaters of the law, and (4) giving the right of local option in the cities of Montreal aud Quebec, either by wards or as a whole.\u2019 : This was sign>d on behalf of the Que- hec C.E.Union by H.A.Moulton, W.D.Reid, B.D., James Wilson, and Margaret L.Lynch, - Mr.Carson, secretary of the Dominion Alliance, spoke at some length upon the sfforts that had been made to regulate the liquor trafic.Mr.Carson had his subject at his finger-ends and his talk was interesting and instructive.He heartily endorsed the views expressed in the circular of the union.It was decided to hold another meeting next Thursday evening.cute THE PATTERSON DINNER.The Hon.J.C.Patterson, Minister of Militia and Defence, was dined in the Ladies\u2019 ordinary of the Windsor Hotel last evening by the officefs of the militia of Montreal.About 125 persons were present, including representative officers from every corps in militia districts five and six, and a number of prominent citizens not connected with the militia.Mr.Patterson arrived at 8.30 o'clock, and after being received by Lieut.-Col.Hough- ton and Lieut.-Col.Butler, was presented to all those present.The menu was an excellent one, the tables were tastefully decorated and pleasing music was furnished by an efficient orchestra.Mr.Patterson spoke at great length on the history and condition of the militia of Canada.He said that the Martini-Metford rifle was not going to be adopted.He confined himself exclusively to military matters._The Hon.J.J.Curran spoke in a hope- Pal tone of the establishment of a mili- \u2018täry-school in Montreal.Lieut.-Col.Cole proposed the toast \u2018 The officer commanding the militia in Canada and the response was made by Col.Powell.Col.Powell spoke feelingly of his connection with the force and of the sympathy always extended to him by the officers of the militia.The other toasts of the evening were \u2018The chairman, Col.Butler,\u2019 proposed by the Hon.J.C.Patterson, and the health of Col.Lake, proposed by Surgeon-Major Campbell.Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper and Sir Donald Smith sent apologies for not being present.Messrs.Chas, Kelly and A.G.Cunningham delighted the guests with a number of appropriate songs.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014Zpa\u2014 ROADS IN NORTHERN TOWNSHIPS.THE CLERGY TO TAKE ACTION.The \u2018Mcnde\u2019 announces that Archbishop Duhamel, of Ottawa, has called all the members of his clergy to meet in caucus with a view to bringing pressure to bear upon both the Federal and Provincial governments and force them tb open suitable roads for intending settlers in the northern townships.\u2014 em LAVAL UNIVERSITY.Dr.Mignault has been appointed assistant secretary of the medical faculty of Laval, and it is the intention to ar- point associate professors for all the chairs in the faculty of medicine.The examinations fer the degrees of M.D.and M.B.were comemnced on Wednesday.me ew A LIQUOR SELLER'S TROUBLES.Three years ago Joseph Giroux, 287 St.Dycminique street, Was fined $165 for selling liquor without a license.Giroux skipped to the United States, leaving his fine unpaid.Three months ago he took up his residence in Vancouver.There he was again fined for selling liquor without a license.He skipped to Montreal and fell into the hands of High Constable Bis- sonnette on Wednesday .MARITIME MEN MEET.The Maritime Provinces Association held their first conversazione last evening in the!r rcoms, 51 Beaver Hall Hill.In his address of welcome the president, Mr.A.P.Tippet, outlined the aim of the association, dwelling on the benefits to be derived from such a banding of people from down by the sea.It had been suggested that such an association led to narrowness.Any such charge as this he would emphatically refute, for they were just as loyal to Canada as to their own provinces.During tbe evening refreshments were served by tbe ladies, and a short programme of vocal solos, duets and Tecitations was gone through with, those taking part including Miss Wil- shire, Messrs.A.I.Rice, Chas.P.Rice and Max Murdock.Over a hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen contributed by their presence to the evening's enjoyment.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 etree eee NOTES AND NOTICES.St.Urbain Street.\u2014The sewer in St.Urbain street, Montreal Annex, will be commenced this month and will be completed as rapidly as possible.The class of houses to be :rected in this street is restricted, and it will eventually be a grand boulevard.ADVERTISEMENTS.MAKE YOUR CHOICE LAST AND LEAVE A SMALL .- DEPOSIT NOW, AND WEEK YOUR CARPET WILL BE OF MAKING LAID WHEN WANTED.NEW GOODS NOW IN.AND LAYING CHOICE, | CASH CARPET (HEERFUL, on FREE.CHEAP.| CRED IT.YOU ARE SAFE TO REST THE WHOLE MATTER OF FURNISHING YOUR HOME WITH US.WITHIN THE LAST MONTH WE HAVE ADDED LARGELY TO OUR STURE- HOUBE; THE RESULT OF THE CONTINUAL GROWTH OF OUR TRADE.WE FURNISH A SINGLE ROOM OR GIVE YOU ONE ARTICLE FOR ONE ROOM, OR WE FURNISH THE HOUSE COMPLETE.BABY CARRIAGES NOWIN.GREAT VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM AND CHEAPER THAN WE COULD EVER BEFORE OFFER THEM.OUR UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR BUYING IN LARGE QUANTITIES INSURES US IN MAKING THE ABOVE STATEMENTS.AMERICAN WRINGER CO., (Successors to Metropolitan Mig.Co.) 1678 and 18680 NOTRE DAME STREET.T.A.EMMANS, Manager.JAPORTAN T NOTICE.YWe have reliable information thai several Spectacle Pedlers are travelling the city, representing themselves as assoclated with our firm, and offering WORTHLESS IMITATIONS, of our Celebrated Spectacles and Eyeglasses.We do not send out any Pedlers or Agenis of any kind, and desire to warn the public agzinst the \u2018heartless cheats.\u2019 HENRY GRANT & SON, Opticians, 72 Bcecaver Hall, corner Dorchester street.MARRIAGE LICENSES .ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING & DUNTON.NOTARIES AND COMMISSION ERS\" 110 St.James Street JRE PROTECTION BY AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS, This Mode of Equipment means INCREASED Kecurity and DECREASED Insurance Premiams.Write to us for ESTIMATES for Factories and Warchouse.ROBERT MITCHELL & (Co, 8 Bleury street 6 \"HE KEY TO OUR SUCCESS.We Use only the Finest Ingredients in the Manufacturing of COOK'S FRIEND, BAKING POWDER, If You Want Good Books AT LOWEST PRICES, YOU WILE FIND ASSORTMENT AT THE BEST DRYSDAL.NEW BOOKS JUST Kidd's Social Evolution, paver cd.Beside the Ronnie Brier Bush.Beyond the Dreams o° Memories of Sherlock Holmes .\u2026.The Parasite, by Conan Boyle, cloth The Emigrant Ship, by W.Clark Rasscll.The Lilac Sanbonnet, by Crockett Reminiscences of the Great Mceting, by Forbes Mitchell.Gool things have wings and are apt counters, W.DRYSDALE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, PUBLISHERS, 232 ST.JAMES STREET 2365 © meh ar mee mm ane was mem gern ee ed fo am a EDR A AE Sh Rs FAS ) Lane gs a A se.gh Cae EI & rose r eu paue en o0seu0e Love rnd Quict Life.by Walter Raymond Avarice.by Walter Besant.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.\u2026.E'S D RECEIVED: 35c.$1.25.$1.25.Gae.65¢, 65e.30e.$1.75.soc.sec 65e.soc.eruaoeuce entb: san 0010020006 svrevrer ce 2049020006 roses eree pose 00n 00 c ven Creat atresia Cresert seer ene to fly away.Call and see our bargain 3 y & & COST.CATHERINE STRELT, [ae Auction \u201cSales\u201d M.Hicks & Co.= Cabinet Grand Piano, Swiss jo Lace Curtains, Good Car- 0 pets, Porticres, Pictures, &c The subscribers will sel] at the residence, No.14 ARGYLE STREET (off Aqueduct straet), NATURDAY MORNING, March 30, the entire contents of this neatly furnished house \u2014COMPRISING\u2014 N.Y.Piano Company Cabinet Grand, almost new, cost $400; Nice Parlor Set, Odd Chairs and Rockers, Good Carpets, Portieres, Swiss Curtains, M.T.and Fancy Tables, Whatnot, Paintings, - Engravings, Mantel Clock, Ornaments, Cherry Sideboard, Dining Table, Leather Dining Chairs, Culna, Glass, Silverware, Cutlery, four Cherry and Stained Bedroom Sets, Spring Beds, Mattresses, Pillows, Redding, Odd Bureau, Fine Oak Shaving Stand, Stair Carpets.Oilcloth, Countess Hall and Baking Stove, Prowse Steel Cooking Range, h.w.attachment, Kitchen Utensils.All in good order.Sele at TEN o'clock.M.HICKS & CO, Auciloneers.Rae & Donnelly.IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE -\u2014- QF \u2014 Household Furniture, Wilton Carpets, Gasaliers, Good Gas Stove, &c,, SATURDAY MORNING, March 30, At No.I CLOSSE 8YT., Facing Essex square.COMPRISING Handsome Drawing Room Suite, 3-piece Library Set, Fancy Chairs, Tables, Pictures, Curtains, Portieres, two very fine Gasallers, Expensive Wilton Drawing Room Carper, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Oak Cheval Mirror, Bedroom Sct, Spring Bed, Mattress, Chamber Ware, Box Lounge, &c., Sideboard Extension Dining Table and Dining Chairs, very fine Gas Stove, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Lamps and many useful Sundries.Sale at TEN o'clock.RAE & DOXNELLY, Auctioneers, Send for samples anc prices of our Building Papers and Roofing Materials.Prices Low.Quality Guaranteed.CEC.W.REED, Manufacturer.MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of interest and on favorable terms, on first-class property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.ef Canada.INCANDESCENT LAMPS.ALL STAPLE VOLTAGES.BASES, COLOES.FROM '¢ c.p, To 370 c.p.T.argest Stock in Canad:r.16 c.p.LAMPS, 25c, Use high efficiency Lamps and save in Meter bills or increase light obtained from same number of lamps.JOIN FOMRMMAN.ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 630 Cratg street.PROTESTANT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.CiTy Orrrez, | 1.0 St.James street.| In consequence of the resignation of the assistant superintendent of the Protestant Hospital for the Insane the governors of the institution ore prepared to recelve applirs- \u2018ions from medical men who desire making a study of slianism.App'ivations, stating aga and cua'lfications, with testimoniels.etc.will be received at the office of the hospital, room No.5, Clty and District Savings Bank Building, Montreal.Salary, $1,000 per annum.wih board and lodging.J.Es.YFARD, President, Montreal, March 7, 1595.N ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.HONEY TO LIND.\u2014-By\u2014 JOHN M.M.DUFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISS8IONER, 107 St James et.and 340 Prince Arthur ct, \u201cR.A.DICKSON & C0.# WATCHMAKRKERS AND JEWELLERS Fine Watch Repairing, Diamond Mounting, Jewellery Repairing, Clock Repairing, We have just received a fine assortment of Sterling Silver, Electro Plate, Fancy China & Ari Pottery, A call invited.No troubles to show Goods.ENGIN TT LO a Li 4 Corner St, Peter and Notre Name Stircets, MONTREAL, 1 sas x San x me den aE RN rl Tn wk xa Leche oT Eh Ye BE TL LE A eee cay TE ERR Re gg Le was pill, Fr BD 5 nu .Jr REE La hd I.ak E3\\ SALE OF o Neat Household Furniture, EH = Ce Rd + 24 a ra > 0 eid ni Ve oe A ADI SEA OCR RER 2 Ages, yd arte.Seg 6 RR grrr WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?AN INTERESTING QUESTION CONCERNING THE WITNESS TAX.Under the above heading the \u2018Presse\u2019 calls the attention of the public to the taxed fees of witnesses, and after stating that the litigants pay these fees, it adds : \u2018Where does the money go ?Does | it remain in the lawyers\u2019 cash box ?| People suppose it, and such supposition does little credit enough to the, Bar to call the attention of tie council of the order.| Further on the writer remarks that, gince .a witness is bound to obey the | order of the Court summoning him, | the Court should also adopt the neces- | | sary measures to secure for the witness the payment of the fees allowed him, and this payment: should be made before the evidence is taken into consideration by the judge.The article winds up as follows: \u2018This question of witnesses is most important in a large city like Montreal, and the judicial authority should protect them against the useless trouble and the pilfering to which they have been subjected for too long a time! Upon looking into the matter a \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter finds that the immediate payment of witnesses would save much trouble and would also materially reduce the number of persons .summoned to give evidence.The al-! iegation that the witnesses\u2019 fees remain in the lawyers\u2019 hands is well fcunded in some instances, for while the lawyer is obliged to hand over to a witness his taxed fees for attendance in Court, after he has received them himself from the client, on the other hand there is nothing to oblige Lim to run after the witness with the money.AS some.witnesges will net go to the trouble of collecting the Ê£ee, which is often very small, it naturally \u2018 remains in the lawver's hands, subject always, oË course, to the claim of the owner.It anpears, however, .that the number of those who thus abandon their taxed fees are not so numerous as one would imagine.One important.feature seems to be: urknown to witnesses generally.People think that they cannot collect the witness tax before the case is disposed of.while as a matter of fact the law rakes it pavable within a delay of fifteen davs from the date of taxation, and if a* that period the litizant on whose behalf the witness was summoned refuses to pay the amount he can then take a writ of execution against him.SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.A HUMOROUS FORECAST OF THE OPENING OF THE NEXT SESSION.The \u2018Moniteur du Commerce\u2019 gives a forecast of what the Governor-Gen- eral will probably say in his speech at the opening of the next session of parliament.and -ymong the most interesting points are the following : \u2018My government is embarrassed, and I thought proper to call vou to-: gether to give you an opportunity to, aivise them on the means of getting out of the hobble.\u2018The budget shows a deficit of a few nillions, and vou will be called upon to adopt a law to revive certain duties which were abolished last vear, or a law to reduce the expenses of the civil service, which is composed in the proportion of at least ten percent of! parasites, ignorant and ineapable peo-' ple, of whem you have no need.\"The commercial treaty with France | has not vet come into force, owing Lo: ci rtuin defecrs in legislation that ren-: my government ridiculous and ian the prestige which Canada might | | for negotiations of the same Kind h other countries.I pray you to Kindly come to cour aid with that treary, either by giving it up or by sanetioning it in an intelligent man- Vie I with ner and with atl the hest possible, goodwill.\u2018In the Behring Sea matter our; neighbors apparently laugh at us, and! we cannot help it.My government | will certainly do their utmost to ob-, tain the $450,000 which wo claim, but unfortunately we are recuested not io.tne metropolis will recon- matter with the United Le hasty gider the Soares, Vea will perhaps bo Flo upon to consider a project for Tae annexa- rand prayer meetings, plowing t 4.\u2018Epworth League\u2019; \u201c6, \"This : as the announcement \u2018Time, one hour,\u2019 \u201cwere ayxicusly striving first, fewest day afternoon examinations.\u201d | dietinn: THE KING'S MILL EXPLOSION.St.John, N.B., March 29.\u2014The coroner's enquiry into the late boiler explosion at King's mill was concluded to-day.The jury found that the explosion was due to the deposit of salt in the boiler, in eonsequence of using salt water from the river, and racommended government irspection to cwners of all mill boilers as an absolute necessity in the interest cf their own property.\u2014 pe am RBICHSTAG AND PRINCE BISMARCK.Berlin, March 29.\u2014Baron von Buel- Berenberg.in the Reichstag yesterday de cided that the proposed resolution asking the Chamber to take some action in re- \u2018gard to the Emperor's telegram to Prince Bismarck would be contrary to orders, Consequently, he refused to submit it to the Reichstag.The budget passed its third reading.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a A COSTLY BIBLE.Boston, Mass, March 20.\u2014An Aitken bible, the first bible in the English language 10 be printed in America, was scild here by auction yesterday for $300.\u2014\u2014 nf MEETINGS AXD SOCIETIES, THE ENAMINATION SOCIAL.The members of the Epworth League of Christian Eadeavor in connection with the Dominion Square Methodist Church, held their annual social recently, and as usual it Was very successful.The object of these socials has never been io raise money, but rather to furnish the best means for making those attending them better aqualnted wiun cach other.The \"Examination Social\u2019 was an original and unique method of accomplishing this purpose, and the result proved it to be the most effective in promoting so- ciablility.All the guests, on arriving, were registered, and in a saort time the reception commit- tes handed each a card, specially got up for the occasion, and arranged as an examination paper.The front ot the card contained an illustration of the church, date of examination, etc, with a welcome to all socials yd also depar:mental regulations.\u201d The back of the card had the examination questions printed in orthodox style.the fol- being the subjects: \u20141.\"Methodism\u2019; 2.'Sunday-schools'; 3, \u2018Christian Endeavor\u2019; 5 \u2018Jun:er Endeavor\u2019; Church.\u201d [Sach subject had four questions, letiers (a), (b), 1°) and (d), and , were selected s0 as to be interesting and also =difving.At the head of the question list and \u2018Students May take any six of the following subjects,\u2019 As there were Du: six subjects, it was obvious that the entire list was to be completed.A special \u2018Introduction Committee\u2019 was continually moving about among the guesis, assisting them in filling up their papers, by introducing them to other stu- ; denis, from whom they could copy their Answers.As the paper on which each guest was writing bore the name of some other studant, all to fill up the blanks correctly, so that the particular paper on which they were writing, would not b= the one to get the medal for \u201cthe greatest number of errors\u2019; second, to complete the list, so that it would not gain a medal for questions answered,\u2019 and third, to have it finished as soon as possible so as not to bu the last one filed.In this way their own paper, which was in the hands of another student, might make them the successful competitors, mol on account of their own merit, but because \u2018the other fellow\u2019 was too slow.The idea took well, and within the hour nearly all the papers vera filed, those finishing first assisting the others with theirs, providing the name ou the paper was not meir own.At the end or the hour's time, \u2018he \u2018principal's chair\u2019 was taken by Mr.W.fr.Hun:, who gave all present a hearty welcome, and then announced, that whilz the \"papers were being examined, some of the I big bays and girls of the school would say some pieces, as is customary after the Fri- Miss Gordon Miss Hunter and Miss Boyd re- Welsen, Andus, MeMillan and quartette selection, and Mr.sang a solo, «ied.Mesesrs, smith gave a Kelly rendered a fine solo, which was highly appreciated, the result of the examinations, and called apon Mr.Robert Irwin tg make the presen- ration of the medals.The successful persons were calied \u2018o the front, and placed in à row, and then followed an amusing scon°, Amid the good-natured langhter of the \u2018students.\u201d a large wonden medal was pinned on tha coat of Mr.John Nirhois.Mr.W.F.Irwin seevired a brass one, and Miss E.\u2018Wilson Was the recipient of a néa* litl+ lrather medal, with the expressed belief that she \u201cshould treasure it all her life.\u201d dals were neatly stampod or steacilled, \u2018Ex- Hecial.March 220 INL) Refreshments were then served, and the social lowed abant tan o'clieck by all repeat- ing \u2018he well known Christian Endravor brne- \u2018The Lord watch between thee and me when owe are ubsent one from the other! Tring rhe evening musical selections were Boar frequent intervals, Amen those tanine part were Miss Fistsr, Mrs.S'ephonson, Miss Frost snd Mre.Daridgna.Miss Craig and Miss MeNieor, Exprossions ii plessure a the »vening's emertonment were heord on alt \u201cdes, {ren the four hundred mnoss who were rresent.and the mem- berge 9° Prmininn square Methodist Chureh ar ti be econgratuiated uron the sure-ss of \u201cheir \u2018Examiination Social ML ANL BUILRINS sacle The Pesple's Mntnail Building Society held Usoannaal general meviing last evening In the hall of the Fraser Institute, The president.5 UC BB.Carter.QU.rongratulatew the society In that, since it had been in ope- cation, LL had not had nevasion to sue a sin- cie meniter, nefther had ft bern involved in any law sult whatever, Up to the present \u201cone the society hed Thaned on firs* mortgage Het, and held as securities properties ese ited hy valuarors at S2T4 44700 The nel report showed the capital accoun: for \u2018ae pesto over te have been augmented by eo predic of 36002 making the surplus, ses, 32% 517.23.The four artery saving all exner : \u201cration balk \u201ci the vear represented tion of Newfoundland.In that case Ÿ.waist an ee the four ballois of Ci CAT CA SAN VIII A à .be 106 CIRE VAan.[he diractors were ali it will he necessary to CODNITECR FORTS heen tad a benus of Sont was voted for selves than Canada should absorb \u2018her services during the past véar.Newfoundland and impose itz conditions pon titat bankrupt colony, and pot Newfoundiand absorb Canad.\u2018For the peace 6f Canuda I will ask the Frderal Parliament Lot ta meddle any longer with the Manitoba scparate schools and 10 leave with the penpla of that province the care of definitely settling that guesiion, \u2018Finaliv, T trust that all the business vou will transae: and the mea- gures vou will adept will serve for the advantage of the people in general and not for tho> excinaive brnefit of Le politreil party wirepullers) - MUTTERINGS IN NICARAGUA, New York.March 2Y-\u2014A Manazua, Ni-\" corag'la, spécial says: An uprising is re-, rranada, in which one hun- ant fifty saldi>r=s were er-, 1 \u201csecC- portet run Covet imi : goed 1 s subdued by Cae Jenn ties of the garrison and hh without t nuveh blocdghe neidered à FUInOILL IT ssiptoum of a reveintion.] > ice This is «© oe e 5 bande Ou 8-4 As RAILWAY BUILDING.Chicago, March 29.\u2014The \u2018Railway Age\u2019 has gathered statistics which show that 373 railway companies are now building, or contemplating doing so soon, 20,547 miles of new road.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE \u2018VIGILANT'S\u2019 DEPARTURE.Southampton, March 20.\u2014The captain of the ¢ Vigilant\u2019 expresses the hope that he will be able to start the boat for New York on April 9.\u2014\u2014#\u2014 LORD ROSEBERY IMPROVING.London, March 29.\u2014The \u2018 British Medical Journal\u2019 says Lord Rosebery is sleeping better and without the aid of narcotics.-\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 MANITOBA SCHOOL CASE.\u2014 THE QUESTION DISCUSSED FROM A CONSTITUTIONAL STANDPOINT.Ottawa, March 29.\u2014Dr.Bourinot was asked on the constitutional point as follows: \u2014 \u2018Does the recent decision of the government on the Manitoba school case involve the necessity of a prompt appeal to the country ?°\u2019 \u2018 No.was the reply, \u2018 because this is only the initial stage of the matter.Only in case parliament refuses to pass remedial legislation following a determina- ; tton on the part of Manitoba to do noth- AN rhe me-' 1 | ; : he does not should he placed in the hands ef the ing.then the ministry might think it nroper to ask for a dissolution.The government, of course, must await the decision of the Manitoba Legislature before coming to parliament, which is the court of last resort in this matter.In case parliament refuses to pass a remedial order to which the government is seemingly now pledged, then thev might take it proper to appeal to the country.\u2019 \u201cFrom your constitutional studies,\u201d pur- sted the reporter, \u2018 when would you consider an appeal to the country imperi- tive 77 * When the boundaries of the constitu- encles are so changed or the franchise is so extended that it becomes necessary to get a verdict from the new or enlarged constituency.\u2019 \u2018But what about the Representation act of 1891 ?No appeal to the country followed the passage of that measure ?\u2019 \u2018True, but that statute does not come within the wide extension of the franchise or representation to which I have referred.The changes were comparatively so small that parliament could well run its course.I refer to a very general ~hange c?the suffrage or boundary cf constituencies as constituting a case necessitating a prompt dissclution.\u2019 THE GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON THE SCHOOL QUESTION.Toronto, March 23.\u2014According to the Ottawa correspondent of the \u2018World\u2019 Parliament, at its next session, will not be called upon to pass remedial legislation if Manitoba refuses to obey last week's remedial order.He says: Mr.Greenway, the prairie province premier, is evidently playing a waiting game but your readers may accept the assurance as positive that remedial legislation would never be asked from a moribund parliament.The indications are that Mr.Greenway may effect a compromise on the school issue, but if then the next elections will be fought on the issue of justice to the Roman Catholic minority in Manitoba\u2019 The programme at the coming session will \u201cbe somewhat as follows: The speech from the throne will contain a reference to the issue of the remedial order, with an expression of hope that the Manitoba Legislature will follow the constitutional course and carry out the finding of the judicial cemmittee of the Privy Council.Mr.Jos.Mertin, or some other member, will likely move an amendment {vo the address, deprecating any interference with Manitoba, and this will raise the whole jssue.On a division the government will probably have a majority of eighty or ninety, as it .is impossible to conceive how all the Que- SE ETS MR STE rat - RET att \u2019 _ LER EEA rag Sai Corrie st NAL ai on bec members can avoid supporting the Ministerial position.A WESTERN OPINION.Chicago, March 29.\u2014Mr.John Jamie- son, editor of the \u2018Western British American,\u2019 has just returned from an extended teur through Manitoba.Speaking of the action of the Premier in adjourning the Manitoba Legislature, he said: The movement was a wise one.It will doubtless result in a peaceful settlement of the question.Violence need not be feared, Canadian troops cannot be legally used for the purpose of coercing the province.The whole Dominion, outside of the particular province which is seeking to restore the laws that were nullified in 1890, will sustain the Manitobans.If the Liberals succeed in the coming electoral contest the school question in Manitoba may be regarded as a dead issue.THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.Quebec, March 29.\u2014The Government cruiser \u2018Constance\u2019 left for below yesterday after the whiskey smugglers.Her destination is said to be Mingan, in which neighbornood it is reported that a great deal of contraband liquor was landed and hicden away last fall.A young man named Geo.Dufresne was accidentally killed by a falling tree at Deschambault a few days ago.Three valuable dogs belonging to Messrs, Chas.Fitzpatrick, Q.C., Cooke, Q C., and E.Bareau, guardian of the Court House, were instantly killed yesterday by falling over the Cape Diamond cliff at the scene of the Champlain street landslide, while playing together in a bunch on the edge of the glacis.A fourth dog, belong: ing to Col.Montizambert, also fell over and was [rightfully injured.> OBITUARY.Boston, March 29.\u2014A cablegram from Cairo, Egypt, announces the death there of Maturin M.Ballou, the well known editor, publisher and writer.Chicago, March 29.\u2014John W.Carey, gereral counsel of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway Company since 1859, died here this morning.\u2014_\u2014 mn AID FOR NEWFOUNDLAND.Kingston, March 29.\u2014The manager of the Bank of Montreal has forwarded another contribution from Kingstonians to Newfoundland, bringing the total to within a few dollars of $500.es A SETTLEMENT ARRIVED AT.At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs.J.\\W.Mackedie & Co.held yesterday, a statement of the firm's affairs showing liabilities to the extent of $103,000 was surmitted.Mr.Mackedie made an offer of sixty-five cents on the dollar, at four, eight, twelve and sixteen months, the last payment being secured, and the offer was unanimously accepted.COMMERCIAL, ~ WITNESS OFFICER, Friday, March 29, 1895.FARMERS\u2019 MARKET PRICES\u2014March 29.The attendance of farmers to-day was very limited, owing to the breaking up of the river roads.The market gardeners were out in full force with their waggons, all on wheels, and containing a plentiful supply of vegetables, the prices of which remain about the same as last week.Oats have advanced In price, partly owing to the absence of a large portion of those that bring their produce to market.Potatoes, which are very plentiful, have advanced a little also.The supply of carrots, parsnips, turnips, onions and cabbages, particularly onions, was large, and in a good state of preservation.New maple syrup was offered for the first time this season at $1 per gallon.There is plenty of maple sugar on the market, looking bright and clean, but it is some of last year's, for the most part made over, and adulterated.The farmers offer all the syrup they can gel sale for before they begin to make sugar, as it pays best.It is when they have more syrup than they know what to do with, that they convert it into sugar.The supply of poultry was not large, but equal to the demand.Several of the dealers have chickens for sale that were killed last fall.and kept on ice all winter.They are said to be in good condition for table use, and sell at 1214 cents per Ib.while ordinary fowls bring lic per lb.The fish market is well supplied \u2018with both fresh and salt water fish.Firesh salmon sells at 20c per Ib.; halibut, 12¢; herrings, 156 to 20c per dozen; salmon trout, Sc to 1% per th.; dore, 8c to 10c; white fish.8e to 10c; pike, smelt and cod fish.Sc per 1b.: haddock, fe.There was considerable talk on the market to-day about the new by-law that is about to he passed regulating that oats, potatoes, carrots, turnips, onions, ete., will be suld in future by weight.A bag of oats is to contain 68 lbs.instead of 60 lbs, and often less, as it is being sold now.Potatoes, carrots, parsnips, turnips, and onions are to be sold by the bag also, and contain 90 Ibs.The prices of meats, rnots, vezeta- bles, fruit, dairy produce and poultry remain about the same as last week without change, Fresh eggs are plentiful at from 20c to 256 per dozen, and in de:mand.Packed eggs are offered at from 17c to 20c, but are not in demand.There is no change in the prices of hay and straw yet.It is expected now that the ice bridge is about breaking up, prices will advance a little.ADVERTISEMENTS.Eel No.142 x [FT El 2 MANSFIELD STREET.Le Ou SALE OF NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Contents of Parlor, Dining Room and Seven Bedrooms, at the above address, TUESDAY MORNING, April 2.SALE AT TEN OCLOCK.M.HICKS & C9O., Auctioneers.Full particulars to-morrow.29 GRAND CLEARING SALE Of the balance of F.S.TAGGART & 0 Co.'s stock of & Diamonds, Precious Stones, (Mm Watches, Faney Goods, Finest Cut Glass ware.Mr.ete.TAGGART.We are anxious to clear the entire consignment of the above ne goods.TO CONTINUE THE SALE instructed by who is At our rcoms, Nos.1821 and 1823 Notre Dame st.TO-MOBROW, (Saiusday) AFTERNOON and EVENING, at 2.30 aud 7.30 o'clock, LA quantity of novelties in Stering Silver and other attractive lines will he offered during the sale.HM.HICKS & \u20acO0., Auctioneers, RATE Ate rea Sut SE SOME 8 Minin Sc NER, | An + 2) eR 4 EY i Fripar, Marco 29, 1895, When to Sto \u201cag must be tried before you can &ppreci © ADVERTISEMENTS, Right CEYLON TEA Now.iate what a Delicions Cup of Teg is.SOLP IN LEAD PACKETS ONLY BY ALL GROCERS, Wholesale Depot, 318 St.Paul Street.Property.olid > erviceable \u2018hoes for men, at $2.00 Are great value.Never were more attractive than this spring.The line is complete in every way.Seethe goods and be convinced.FRANK POWER, 1836 Notre Dame st., 3 doors east McGill.BABY CARRIAGES Something similar to the above without the top.We have the store and locality for BABY CARRIAGES, and want all to know it.MARY CARRIAGES.$11.00 terenne for Cree s.15 sB12.5 soscseus for Perens $7.90 $17.00 .for Leu.BIO.90 $26.60 .ves for .$17.90 $34.00 ., for .522,10 Over DO Styles to select from\u2014linings in any color.If a Buby Carriage is 100 expensive, we have just received a truck | load of BABY and BOYS\u2019 EXPRESSES.that will answer nicely as a baby carriage, to be sold at 93 1.225.G.A.HOLLAND & SON.2411 ST.CATHERINE B8Y., west of Peel st.Money to Loan.TO LEND, AT 514 PERCENT, 33,900, and three sums of 81,500 each.Apply Room > No.29, Temple Building.29 $3.000 TO LOAN AT FIVE PERCENT INterest, on Kirst Mortgage: city proper:y.E.D.WINTLE, Real Estate 11 Hospital sirset.$10,000 to Lend At 3 Percent on a First-Class Property.A.G.RUSS & Co.Agent, No.26 Miscellaneous Advertisements.(RECEIVED TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED).CAMERA WANTED, KODAK, BULL'S EYE | or other make, second-hand.Address, ! giving descrintion, price,elc., to CAMERA, ; \u2018Witness\u2019 Offive.29 FOR SALE, 2X4 YACHT ENGINE, PRICE - 25; also all fittings for boller, including : injector ; also yacht anchor.Address YACHT 20, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.20 FOR SALE, WHITE, BROWN LEGHORN Eggs, from prize stock: setting 15, $1.75; also two Cockerels.Address 962 St.Lawrence street.29 RESIDENTIAL FLAT TO LET.UPPER Flat of six rooms, kitchen and bath room: shed on same elevation.Apply § Sussex avenue, in afternoons or evenings, 29 without board Address LONGUEUIL, | | | i \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.29 1 THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL, TRUSTEES ot Valleyfield desire to engage for their new school, a Lady Kindergarten Teacher: | also an army pensioner, of good character, | as drill master and caretaker.Address | Dr.W.SUTHERILAND, Chairman of Dis- | trict %¥chool, Valleyficld, Que.20 \u2014_\u2014 es EE ne 8 WANTED, POSITION AS CARETAKER.: by an experienced married man, without encumbrances of any kind: can furnish : good references.Address T.7365, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.25! WANTED, BY A YOUNG SCOTCHMAN.situation as Groom or Coachman; good milker and understands horses: has good city references.Apply W.HOLMES, S00! Craig street, city.29 I , St.Etienne street, \u2018buyer, putting $15,000.00 TO LOAN, AT LOW 1° on ¢ity or farm property: moun-.3 on promissory notes, merch: policies; lots for sale or vx.- THUR & CO., Room 5, 24: E WILL SEI' +.PRICE, a good bu: Elm Avenue, just below Sher: >.«.sions 25 x 108 feet to lunr.A \u2026: 18 to be built at once on the + rangements msy be made wit economize in cost by co-operstivz - without delay 10 A.G.ROSS A Cu -4 Fer SALE STONE RESIDENCE.H11 ENCVFRS:; y 47 Four Choice Building Je.: - street, near Universjv.! Three lois en north side + + \u20ac .strect.Cheap 19 proimnj< have The corner of St Maurles n} ; Street, Chaboillez square, ©» * exchange.The corner of Fairmoun® | avenues.; I have also for sale cr 10 + x » rye « ! choîre lots and houses in + + .Antoine,, the Montreal! A ++.localities.! JAS.M.MITCHELL.58 St, Francois Xavier Po: Sussex street, 4 lots 22x107, 1 or ti: 4, rare chance, only.Dorchester streez west .Notre Dame street.Ste.Cunegond Notre Dame s\u2018rev!, SL Henr: Netre l'ame street, near Mountain St.Denis street, above Rurhe! St.Urbain strevt, near Rachel Mountain street near Osborne Bourgeois street Knox siree: La Sherbrooke street, near Ft.Denis near Canal Maisonneuve, near Church Cote St.Lue Road .-.Montreal Junction Grand Trunk avenue.St.Anne's FOR DETAILS, APPLY TO P.E.BROWN, Rend Estate (zeni.15 Place d'Arr - Send for Catalogue of Farms Fo7 - FA RM FOR SALE 300 acres of A1 soil, 49 miles west real.%, mile from G.T.R.and ! +.= 8 frontage of La\u2019 mile on Lake st.747 : Milk shipped tp Monireal da: owner is about leaving the country à : prepared to make a big sacrifice fo the price down t > farm and $2.6M for rolling stock can fake farm only if desired.chance for a progressive agrtou gentleman wanting a payiag +477) Montreal.Apply to P.E.BROWN, 17 Place D'Arnies, y ä 5 Gé RE ERA A Pa Lasko hie TH FOR A ES PR 7 : Bihar LR 5 cie resin NRE he 0 Frioay, MARCHE 29, 1896, 4 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.7 cm mw ET ron PEA _ ere \u2014 1 To Let.To Let.To Let.\"[ARIFF Situations Vacant.Situations Vacant.SERS \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 mgt - TT FOR \u2019 Tr BUILDING TO LET.SUITABLE FOR HOUSE, SELF-CONTAINED TO RENT, Q ; ya .Domestics, BINDERY GIRLS\u2014WANTED, A COUPLH wy [ORE TO LET light manufacturing establishment or cheap, furnished or unfurnished, on St.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEWENTS WANTED, A FEW HOURS EACH DAY, A of thoroughly experienced girls for bind- ' warehouse.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.3 Famdile street: good stable; heated with AGENTS WANTED-\u201425 cents for 12 words Young Girl to take care of a little child; ery work.H.J.BORRIE, 643 Craig st.253 ST, JAMES STREET.\u2014 - = een mn furnace.WM.THOMPSON, Temple Dutld- each ipsertion; additional words, 2 cents must have good references.Apply 29 26 ; sy ae coed ty Messra, Dawson & Brown.STORES TO LET\u2014I0 LEMOINE; 526 and 530, ing.ach per insertion.Shuter street.Si WANTED, A BOY FOR AN OFFICE: must Craig; 88 McGill; 94 MeGill.Apply to Yo ; JESSE JOSEP I{, 3 St.Secrament street.38 R.QUIT TEEN A.AITERED ANT.BINTON, 110 3t.James st, TO LET, UPPER FLAT, 194 MOUNTAIN \u2014 - , street, Apply to PR.WHEELPR, lower TO LET flat, PP?23 Ese STREET \u2014 TO LET, HOUSES, 51 MANSFIELD ST.SR bed ross.onase.Exten- and 98 Union avenue; all modern im- STREET \u2014 Sous front Cotiage, , provements.Apply MUNDERLCH & Lu Kitchen.5 brârooms, hot waier CO, 61 Et, Sulpice street.19 STREET S:ane front Cotiage, 10 LET, MIDDLE FLAT, FIVE ROOMS, Le I bedrooms, hot water «x-epaion Kkitohen, bath and wW.r.; rent .\u201c28.560.Apply 187 Roy street, near St.Denis : ta ba tinted or painted or! street.33 she?y CU.L.MALTEY, a St.~~ TE » sr TO LET, STORE AND DWELLING, NO.COTES mers 151 St.Lawrence street, stone front, plate giuss and in perfect order; à good stand 5 =C CH, y for a dry gocds merchant.Apply to : af NICS DARLING BROTHERS, \u2018Reliance Works,\u2019 on?Queen street, _Montreal.21 «1 T TITI Nh vm ITUTE TO LET, AT SI.LAMBERT.A NEW \u201cat A 9 Pri°k Hnnse, containing eight apartments, End reliar.hard and soft water in the Houge : gcod-sized garden.Ront $14, Apply to GECRGE BEATTY, Et.Lambert.- CA BEAUTIFUL Tn LET, FURNI SHED, TEES ET i en FRITES TO ALLEY.single or House, with all modern improvements, op suite, ready fer occupation Dorchester street.a rare opportunity te oi {1 rent for & vr hefore Ist Ya weil secure a cemfortable home, wi! a \u201cld: - i glx months or longer: all rooms have coal heated.modera cConveni- grates; als: bath and w.c.on two upper cnces or cach Hat.newly! fais.Address PO.Box., 1209, city.19 ps inied and tinted.~~~ T0 NIQUE TREET ere.3 y a Er .PTO LET.333 ST.DOMINIQUE S TET, thym shout, 00H Lievator ener Sherbrooke, self-rontained house.servire.ñ rooms, D.and woe; gas and hot water; Lac d stable wits ft oanly $19 per month.Alwo REE.Yo, 202 8 James, Aptly 1» To 3 GARDINTR, 808 Dorrhes- vitrées.lenhe 2498, 23 sis.Cor, of St, Peter st.0C- | Jen see Telephone - CRPILE by Sir, ti.Sanders.| TO LET SHOP AND SMALL DWELLING, vith \u201cx'ures.No, 220 Eleurr sireet, curner And SAXlOP No.1112 St.Peterst., Be:thelv: street; good business sand.Po Appir 233 Bleury street.15 occupied \u2018er Many years by Heawrd, Richards Sons.Tailors plate glass window, | and orher aiterations tot suit new tenant.ae Toh yr tr WARZRNOM, BRIGHT.CHEE beêng first floor of ne Apply on the 5 TO LET.ful, and heated, building, 751 Craig street._praraises.TAINED FLATS OF with bah, w.e., sto.Da me street.14 SELF-CONTAINED, 9 bath, pantry: Im- i medinte occupa'lon; 325 à Month: no taxes.| 468 Charles Burromae Street, above | Sherbroone.Apply 4 Unlon avenue.18% SELF-CONT brie rht rooms.2430 Notre i TO LE fonr Apply He n rip one stair) to J MURRAY, Superintendent.5 HOUSE, \u2018Daisy\u2019 furnace; \u201cTO LET, ross] Jr = T 1a TO Forfar and St.Etlrnne sireetsz.ings 4 à, 6, 7.S$ and 9 rooms.complete : ren\u2019s ow to sultabla tenc-ts.Apply to P.MeTERMOTT, 0 Forfar st, Vietoriatown, Poin* 3t, Charles, il , \u2014_\u2014\u2014 also dwell- b.and w.c.TOTTAGE brie, è \"EU.- «Téss ON GREENE ION ANT, can remain \u201cVW ness\u2019 18 haii Hi.464, TO LET, No.2 RINKCRA AVENUE: Rent fren to Mar let; Na.32 Orverdale avenue; rent of vseT House, $200 nn taxes.OC.CUSHING.if Fi street 5 1 BERRI STREET, ri Jamies TO LET MOUSE, 1200 r above Mourn: Royal! avenne, sll\u2018able for Butcher Ç \u2018êtes, coniaining (en rooms, with kitchen: uleo sta>ling for Êve an ghed for carriage; rent gosd tenant.Apply W.St John street.nr horens, a 2 33 Sid \u201c : IT, CHEAP, TO DESIRABLE TENants, init warmrooms.with office on KTouL\u201d door, next door to \u2018Witness\u2019 Office; ere being put in thorough repair.Apply ax Wisness\" Offre.3 TO TÆT side, partly furnished; the road: 1en minutes: with use of smail yuoht te R.A SHORT, >= on river g'de of wa k fren giation; if desired, Witness\u2019 Otfice, COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, 9 lawn.St.Martin street Apply from 5 to 5 5 pu at 228 S+ Martin st.33 Ne Lo CT LE TOOTS 25h West Hand lane and sida sas\u201d \u2018oerms.BP.Bank of Toronto HAM: : : Pon TOME NEW RESIDENT *a sharbr rooke etraet: posseesion 1st Mav: L TY Archite © hambers, LeT ERAL 7005 TENEVENTS, ITpROVLSETTS: also she va vath GTOCIT R fxtur: VGH GALLAGIIER, TO sat UN DORE: STER \u201chear LiFe modern convenien- sg: ormmantiiz à uagnifrent and surro-nding ceuntry; house te put in nwa order for desira\u2019 ia Apply at 4176 Dorchester strest, 162 Ê = 2 ten lov y Vinny \" LET, iea DRUMMOND, 6 ROOMS, Urbain, & rooms, §2Z; 157 Laval avenue, furnished, 9 rooms, 339.a LYMAN MILLS, 13 Leaver Hall.Tala- phone 3074 23 FU PNT TSE D OR UNFUR- MTS -CTAGS NEW Stone house, Ais: that rommodious AY Nooo 51 Fort =irect, rent «To rmonth Appiy 9 D.WITLILIAM- 1279 Jorsherter street.Teiéphona, RS, mére 02140.13 #75.$02.a street T vi 20 sot BL.Autre TO LE LEAJANT- mans TOO ; immediate pos- St.Joseph streat 3 T, LACHINE, HOUSESs pL ! tv elueted on water front; bah, w.c., in good order; session; rent §lu.441 © Tl H UST TO LIT.ET, SHOP AND DWELLING, CORNER | HTG- SUMMER COTT.AGE AT LAKE- Apply © 4 Hs anse Le ee ae re ms ee pe Le > DIROGCAER ST, » D 7 fire of cho TX ray good, couv Cottage \u2018 7 mn AT rooms hizn basement.evar, 3 het A ten Wide verandah vers .td Pie VASd convene clones cCron- | puntris ani coal c-llar, awaits ut a © rental tie risk; LPNSNL ApDiying prompt- : cy SOL AY hos 137 Notre Dama street.25 ERY CHEAP CA FINE FARGE STORE WITH DWELLING AND STABLES.inst twa thing !oT an enerprising buteh- sr gM Ilion Tt -r avenue, the corner of Street.10 und i£ TARA HALL AVEYEE Upper F1.Urta!n street, fine semi-de- the] Cottages with barth-room,; mod- cree w.c, ani laisy how.furnace, \"T0 LEZ, Eh ant Gd EssEX AVERTE, CL car, CA : Re \u2018 C ; C : 7 Ala a FLORIDA, WEST IN LIES.ko Look | ht a ras ul visting ; PEHOVISIONS, JOHN N JOHNSTON, gambling, such as the manipulailen of wished Dim to Cpe : TOLL wer for West gquolations before lnok- Dir RUM otlages or WIsHDINE : 2 le Ç x .tree mw .op : Citar ee 10 ; irg # sewhe A bons MOTOR Tore poke a cation for summer months.a new Subur- FRUITS and VEGETABLES, Cor.Prince Arthur and St.Hypelite.stocks, wheat and the various other proc rhe m in the on \u2018 - I San rates, S50 upwards 0 steeraee at lowest rates, pan train will leave Bonaveniure depoi at Always on hund a Aine stock of Groceries and Pro- ductions and necessaries of life, produe- tie schoot, f à Beni far now panphie t of rotes aud saiiings or 1.4 p.m.for Vaudreuil on Saturday, March And alt at Reasonable Prices visions.Choice BUT ITER a specialty.de ing combines, monopolies and trusts to \u2018T must go.roe © \u201c sh ay ew wl eas I > le ou Se SORE 2rd.and every Saturday thereafter.Re- 7» D.STEWA RT, control fuel, light and transportation.ete.shaîl not he La ao .rpe int Pig y srreian wenler rates, Mid - 1 ; Le sin qi na VE rT, 1 Ww c soe « ! AS ro vl RES.LANDON amd Dek, weekis, vu NEW , [UTninE.fhis train witl leave Vaudreuil on \u2014 Go To \u2014 The Very Finest SUGAR CURED BACON and A1] Of which are permitted and sametioned qnuke à (Joun brénet no oo Cg YORK, 15° ~ loon on 1 rail, only $99 , Sune days ar 4.4% p.m.for Montreal.On HAMS by law, but which we believe leeislatic masse aq cledn brea le RE 1 me cE gn RA | going journey train will stap only at sta- ° \u2018 7 ! Im égislation back : JU haveu 7 dd.\" > I S BLiTERSEY, Agent, l titre west of Dorval re Vaudreuil incusive.706 St.Antoine street.could and should be enacted tn prevent, | PÉCK - ET Office Telephone, Na L3UT.House Tolephone,.3081, | Returning ihe train will make all siops be- = UNNINGHAM, which, if dome, we have no doubt would Tash comes.= TTT tween Vandrenil and Montreal.On dates on E C INGHA diminish the crime caused Ty gambling He took a back soirw 0 1 ANSA LINE mod fm trot \"or Be ele Pei FAMILY GROCER COT Pioneer Tom and Lagauchetiere sts, In the lowest forms.It is tp he regrei- the possibilite 25 1 leave as 2.0 pom ° Cor.METCALFE «& ST.CATHEKINE STS.TTL ay a Specialty.fo nat we are compelled to notice the | Ford, as, arme wih tho ooo t - 5 rel: > of a new urce of eri Ce a ap eh, ee 0 Tha only Dirset Line between Hamburg and Boston 3 which.ft seems fo us he legislature : ot one 01 the y ' 5 CT ! affording regular sanings.FX C U R S I O N S.should adopt immediate measures to pre- ; wal from CE + ) : ; \u2018 : 43 .is t - ene a an tit exXeurs Lig checks fut Winter Service Fortnlghily, Sunday-schools and Societies should make Machiner &o Bakers and Confectioners.vent: it is the mania to speculate in life excul ton, LU ¢ CL \u2018 Lu LL immediate appiications for their summer Ex- Ys ° insurance, turning it from the legitimate shame at the distant 501 HAMBIRG TO BOSTON, euraions, as (he, chaire dares for Otterburn LL : Tm chject, which is a worthy one, and using Voice of the hoy he wis we 1 ark.Clark's Island.Vallevfield, Ormstown, =\u2014 oe - - it .ci ; ; - parnepstiv = Coo ss, GEO TA.5=.CANADIA Therville.Rouse's Point.Htishga:e Springs, S.AU LD & CO, Bakers and it to trade ans barter with for mercenar How ernest nu non 2 | ES.CHEISTIANTA SS HisPANIA.ete.are being rapidly secured.ARLING BROTHERS + Oonfectioners, ror.Atwater ave.and 8e FYTPOSES- sing it thus it threatens tn hé had made frank confesser 7 ! SE, OSICITEA For rates and full parilvulars apply to a -e Antoine st.WEDDING CAKES UNEXCELLED.PUS Crime the calendar contains, and if, first Knowledge that Sranler - ! SE SII.,( ull vulars y te RELIANCE WORKS, : : fod \u201cch poy \u2018| ARR 11 first Knowipege That Stan City Ticket Office.143 Si.James street, or to BEST MATERIALS and CHOICEST BUTTER.not speedily checked bids fair to out-rival ip owe filth) pe i ] F- réarther particul.raresprefng passage, apply to TS EE nes 112 QUEEN STREET, MONTRAEL.Fine Cakes, Choice Candies, infinite variety, Ice all others in diabolical! intent.\u2019 plicated\u2014 how Tuan ue res D.0.PEASE, Manufacturers and Builders of Improved Safet Cream.Every kind Plain and Fancy Bread.Boston \u2019 every moment.every Soir, sm ! D.COMELLY.Gen.Passenger Agent District Pussenger Agent 3 Ly y Brown Bread, Buked Beans, Saturdays.Fine Store 0 TT | ane râen of wrore f = & \u2019 L Pyssenger / gent, Hydraulic, Steam and Hand Elevators, Feed Water on the corner to let splendid location for chemist or added ta the horden of wronw 14 Place D'Armes square, Montreal.Bonaventure Station.Te aT Live Steam Separators, shoeist.15 CHILDREN § CORNER | He made a Vignorous cif * 07 I 25 , : oe ) A = Le : ff his depression, ni i Yes C J = = 0 js depression, and on Too ; .Winter Resorts.OES THIS INTEREST YOU?FACE T took his seat in an eleva | s AER RICAN LINE mr Ur 1F SO CALL ON Ri 0 FACE.building in which he funee \u2018 pie CHALFONTE.[OR SALE.GRAHAM BROS., cor.Guy &St.Antoinest \u2018How are you coming out, Stanley?his friends.with oo mind © + + + - \u2019 Tein Hpiovmiernts af 1 NEW YORK T ATLANTIC SITY.N.J Where you will procure the Best GRAHAM CORN Two school boys met in a secluded anticipated enjoy = a 2., CE r - » , od.+ - ¢ * \u201cA Sen OT ; 2 0 SOUTHAMPTON Directly on the beach, Fuil ocean view.12x18 ENGINE, made by John McDougall, EAN BREAD, at Six Cents a Lest.part of the grounds, one with a face I told vou se ord \" 0 J item Pier 14, North Févr, New Yors Sea water haths in the house.in good order; very heavy and strong; with of eager, anxious inquiry.the other Iv said.trong To : (Foot of Fulton sirect ) l'Prstruted tHookiet Tree, nor 75 fy Sheet putes.and all complete.Price (Established 1842).with an expression of suppressed dis- as they passed 1.! pling \u201d pil Lo ERTS SONS, pltra.: ; may.' Te two Wer ; \u2019 .Port vor wot Ai 3 11% am.er pt 44x12\u2019 BOILER, in good order.$200.CHARLES ALEXANDER, Confectioner ist as I expected I ï CT a vard's su _ 1 Poe Wel Aull.LW am, FADDON HALL, 14x11\u2019 6\u201d BOILER, in good order.$190 WEDDING BREAKFASTS and 81 P- pected.m to be ex- lo Edwards su Co ~ § .wl Aun GW alm.He A1 om ; SI \"SHINGLE MACHIN PE EA ARTIES supplied as usual with MADE pelled \" only by a cry et >\" es : Sherco st and most ronvenient route © Lontan, ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.SECOND-HAND SHU 3 NE.DISHES of COLD Meats, ete.Ico Creams.Jellios, \u2018And for no fault of your own.\u2019 who was jerking © No transfor oy toon ler, No total aeiay Coos DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.in fair order.$75.Russes, etc.WEDDING: CARES a Specialty.\u2018 \u2019 a > own.vi vas RE wie , cn a, Qt, 11 pt wr ih uvre andl Pari N Ali conveniencer, ineindi: ug hat and cold sea water HEAVY SAW FRAME, without carriage Fine Bon-Bons, our manufacture.So I've said.rope.Thé cab T° Sh \" Hie es CH ge Dalen hon Bsa sn deat, sia Dario or caw.ST ; 2i9 ST.JAMES STREET.Edward turned a shade paler.(check and Edward coulé rer : Foo in agen.LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.15 Horse-Power LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, \u2018Did you tell the faculty how it was: its upward metion Was CN ; Toner eae passage, $30 to Æ5), according to on wheels, used only two years.Price on with you ?\u201d Searcely had he Tulv res Yo 1 Ei ~~ | application.\u2018 | SY oe a Cee mya j SPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT ~ Educational.DOUBLE DRUM -HOISTING APPAR- I told them all 1 could.I told when rhe hor.binned pas \u20ac ERDUCER RATES \u2014_\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014 ATUS.for horse-power.ONTREAL them I wasn't in the affair.\u2019 {watched for ihe Thira-stoly | Sfeerage at Yery Low Rates.20 Horse-Power LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, \u2018And you couldn\u2019t, any way vou thyiw if Open and finne himesrli c INTER A bork a vasbue appl to, co C100 OF COOKER Y, ith engine mounted on top; the whole on could fix it, explain matters a littie ?receiving as he did so à =evers ?CONS à Goal Green, Nes Vous, \u2019 2437 wT.CATHERINE STREET.Ix Horse-Power PORTABLE ENGINE and WEEKLY WITNESS.\u2018I can\u2019t, because there's a pledge from the jamb.pas od 3 t VF.OV.BRLNETL LIK SL Jamies street, FRIDAY, 1930 Salans and Dressmgs.Se, BOILER, on wheels.out.It's all my fault, of course.1 Anyone who has heen plae ¢ Wer pe Godan st James st., Hontreal, 2.30.Safle Hust res Cs 50 43x12\u2019 .BOILER; John McDougall make: ought not to have allowed myself to den peril may imagine \u20ac = x .= ed D.Naizeelle Mouton 1 1112014008 - , : : » : \"ii ie Sdvwvar 1 > GLS Pau! streve Montreal 01 Points done Fee Be good as new.FULL OF INTEREST TO ALL CLAsses be drawn into any such doings.with which .Edward in Re I \u2014 ECLIPSE\u2019 SAW MILL, complete.IN CANADA \u2018But when you\u2014say vou backed out grasped the chieck rope.Sill .a \u2014\u2014\u2014 DEEE 0 459 > GC TH .\u2018 , \u2019 ., ae - q 5 ONTREAT RE A ENGINE: good us \u2014\u2014 before the frolic came offi\u2014\u2019 chinery refussd ta obey, and ring 3 v ' ew, = : \u2018 n° : , alone tho rrible wash i Paints, Oils, &ec.M BININESS SCHOOL, 12 Horse-Power UPRIGHT BOILER, with MANITOBA SCHOOLS DISCUSSED \u2014 THE That doesn't seem fo have helped alone 1h: ernie L f | 551 ST URBAIN STREET 10 horse-power engine; all mounted on the REMBDIAL ORDER.me any\u2014except so far as the satis- whieh he Was exposes._ H.BARTHOLC - LA re ea wet pete OFFICE C oUR=E.20° rast {ron base; refitted, and in first- faction to myself in having had no; What were they 7 The switt.> ! - .i ; doc ele \u201cbi os 2 mo ; ; - , : : \u20ac + Tajo T R - BARTHOL MEW, De edstest, most raped irl best system of class order._ .rs rae .hand in it.And they\u2019ll believe me \u2018er upward rush\u2014the colliste : \u2019 SHORTHAND ¢ lorse-Power UPRIGHT ENGINE BOILER MR.GLADSTONE'S RETURN TO PUBLIC at home.But, Stanley set his lips ithe roof.the crushing and spb 1 PRACTICAL HOUS PAINTE a ES \u2014good as new.LIFE.PUL, L > 'L nis 1 ! | OUSE FAINTER, Tey it 1 25 Horse-Power PORTABLE ENGINE and together as if in keenest pain, \u2018you! \u2014then what?| y FINE INTERIDR DECOIATION, Typewritinz.Correspondence (both Ian.BOILER.on wheels; never used more than CANNIBALISTIC ATROCITIES IN CEN don't know what this is going to be, The boy's white lips ope ; J grag si, riting, Enok-keeping, Arith- six months.\"AN: / 3 LOC N CEN- , .Tether wi verds or ory * # ARTISTIC SIGNS, ETC.metic, English sub ect», French Conver- 2 Horse-Power ENGINE, in good order TRAL AFRICA.to them there, Ed.\"> Just as ! was 8o i whether with no a wl Nop ] 20 HANOVER STRELT sation, dreman, Latin, $30 \u2019 , near college.They Il never get over , school] towards on RR HME = Sa LG TION SIC ; 7 \u201cGIN it ; and never shall\u201d \u2018a few moments stood fac BLOCITION AND MUSIC (Piano).9x14 SLIDE VALVE ENGINE it.ja Tew - 4 » 00 , ° 7 3 N UT , I Cn : a Telephone 3122.Moutreal, © roo! DEUATION I FATLTY, or you want to new.8004 as BISMARCK'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Where's Bert Rande ?\u2019 | with 2 horrible death \u2018 a pope ter onethin special, and ure anxious to 7 ge-Pow \u2018GINE: eus GSM A.- Oo Tone somewhere ou n s imnulses were ON \u2018 PET OT a NN RU : Horse-Power GAS ENGINE; guaranteed GBRMANY'S G.0.M G h t to the Pacific: All his imnal ; ?OU COURONNE AT CE TES Le in ond order.\u2014 coast to see his sick father.so I hear f fullest meres ul he of a Eo LESENISG CLASSES Æ PREÉVATE LESSONS.ior moo SDE ; ; rar .OE ° r.car, .of Tuites LC 1 Le ; Pas ; Le OA complete COWAN MOULDER, THE JAPANESE ATTBMPT AT ASSASSI- But why do you ask about Bert {the »xnression of it.I 1 A+ ++ _ - ; _ rite i > pete.va\u201d v + \u201cAY ; ÇÛ » \u2019 .Ce es ; WIE OR & NEWTONS == \u2014\u2014 10\" FOUR-SIVED GOLDIE & MeCUL NATION OP CHIFAS AM Rande ?salntarx to allow the cu : 1 ; \u2026 3 \"I.- - .| \\ .3 ; Huse and Art.LOCH MOUNDER.good as new.BASSADOR.\u2018Oh, nothing special\u201d said Edward, aure for n few hours (he! ; ; po serres ss 247 PLANER AND MATCHER AND \u2014 turning a little to hide a flush on his hir conduet was to riett WT.oT TT MOUNDER combined; In .: ; r , i ; cepn .desertz Dus the fins 0 C | 4 38 HERBERT PATTON.2 PUSY PLANER, I coon ooo BIGHTY PERSONS KILLED IN A Wyoy.face as Stanley gave him @ keen deserrs, 0 fe « H mx oo @ T = = 43 vr LOST Ib RING.\u201cR, in good order.ING MINE | glance of inquiry.\u201cclosed eves brought up.; 0 a ORGANIST SMMANUEL CHURCH.Fos\" JURING MACHINE, good as new, ?nie | A - 3 ax = Tay Tr ede 420 petit oe 7 \\ A = fi CO OL On RS Piano and Singing Lessons, 83 per month.$15., LL The two parted, Edward probably injuries whi homient i 40 MAYOR ST.Ter.3.29 GI SAW MACHINE, in good order.$25 with a heavier heart than that carvied ecived.The focdtor soe ; ' = -\u2014-\u2014-\u2014 nn 30\u201d DOUBLE SHAVINGS EXHAUSTER.Other Contents\u2014The English Church Union by the bov who was 10 he expelled.summoned waiid seen he oe ti A : .Buffalo make.* \u2014\u2018Danesbury House\u2019 concluded-\u2014St.Patrick \u2018How can 1 get out of it?he! mind sot at rest wali An E i TA ; ; J \u2018 LE .> 2 nin = « , = A.RAMSAY & SON Horse shoeing and ; For above Machines, or further particu- |in Ireland\u2014George Augustus Sala\u2014The Arm- groaned to himself.\u2018There's only, best nid 10 speedy TE VE ; 3 i va MS d UN.Blacksmithin lars, apply to less Artist-Wreck of the 'Ejbe\u2019\u2014Educated one way.And if L take that way! \u2018I do nat so.he doctor rm = 8.A.R.WILLIAMS, Suffrags \u2014 Courtesy to Children \u2014 \u2014 Women it means being expelled myself.Of;and acain took Fawnrd's 1 ; es CS 5 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTR and Politics\u2014Bible Society News \u2014.Farry course, I have got to do it.sonner ar kindly clasp.Thaï veu ar Sy : C- À.LAMOTHE, 305 ST.JAMES STREET, MON mars Sound Mails\u2014Carlsle and the Queen-Free later.I ought not to let Stanley lie serving of Tmnisnmeu 1 ) = me À Horse Shoer Lo Trade\u2014Easter Lilles\u2014Lord Lorne on Prchi- under that suspicion for another hour.\u2018 nthers.bat ÿ has pienso do .Insurance rer amr > .Ll bition\u20143unday-srhool Lessons\u2014A Complete But how can I ?clous Lord just cr Ce = À TT (626 HF.PAUL STREET.A NDREW YOUNG.Surrender\u2014-Separate Schools \u2014 The Oblat Some of the boys of the Rutherford life, and [ won!\u2019 Uno ce E = sz Centlemen\u2019s Driving.Trotting Again\u2014Mrs.Surratt\u2019s Alleged Innorence\u2014 Preparatory School had gotten them- sreat moreyv ms small?y \"and Race Horses a speciality.ENGINES, BOILERS, The Hon.(larke Waliave in Peril-\u2014Canada selves into what they called \u2018a very As it has nev or bec =o o Raval Sa fn Interfering Horses guaranteed.And GENERAL MACHINERY, 2nd Nowfoundland\u2014Dr.Rainsford Censured bad kettle of fish.\u201d The peculiarities you tack part in the ws or J ke Cu J Aluminium Shoes made from \u2014Rainy Lake Gold\u20143ritain and Nicaragua Of à raw country vourh had tempied without apparent inin=* 0 ° LL the Bar.11 and 13 Busby Bane.2 Armenian Horrors - Wages of £in\u2014On- a.few of the more unruly of the boys vour fouti.Sa keep anh y LARGTRT VI0Y NCEE NOT y ni 7 tarfo Fees Commission \u2014 Eastern Ontario into giving him a hazing.None of let vour friends kuow ven ce ; LASSENi fi LE OFFICE, THE CIR D Cement, Drai Pi & \u2014 = Orangemen\u2014Iinancial, Cominercial, Agri-ul- them had intended anything more, Them .J n ipes, C.viral, Veterinary, Medical, Legal, and other than a rare fright for the \u2018greeny\u2019, \u201cAnd Sander 7 ase 10 on CNLEMITED 111BILiTY Housefurnishings, &c.departments, ete.but the fun, once begun.had pro- warm rxpressions of fo Nil: , JAABILITY.(COTUIL DRAINS PIPES ~ - gressed far beyond the criginal plan.generous clemency, 1 ALSOIITE SECURITY, clr dial.JUS .vith - iniuries to the poor! CT wi! Teinvn ma i NS » OUSEKEEPERS NOTICE PRICE TER COPY.IN WRAPPERS, with te resnlt of injuries to he nom T wii! re gun > , Every description of property insured PORTLAND CEMENT, BARGAINS IN CARPETS READY FOR MAILING, FIVE CenTs, FOURS fellow which brought thewiol vein end ti 20 o - .+ .J AN œ A - \u20ac - + EN TES Ce Woe TV, aT at moderace rates oD prensitem NV STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, ALL NEW PATTERNS.matter to light Air that vou pCCRNE-S *, es LV + I 5 i.- ( i 3 LT - i 4 5 i \"au hi cn TON Es 1 CPI ITE Qt SU : th HEAD OFFICE FoR CANADA, co \u2018 \u2019 ! The very lest d'Frame BRUSSELS CARPETS, > 1 se ie \u2014 oe Hh whom be 55 : penne 3 NE qu.VS w EAD wn BEAR 1.21.90 per yard FRED R.COLE'S the privilege of triumphantly push- Hoon pede doa, oh 4 Ld RANGE ZUILDIVG At Lowest Market Prices.Carpet and Uphoistering work in oil its branches .ing ward the wheels of adv i exomeraie hing ee sidnes Ie ROY 4A \u2018 AM *.Moutrens néatiy and prompt!'y executed.Carpets beaten.Bankrupt Stock of Gasaliers.! i g fors ard Lhe on < fo ot ac rane pos va CS A Cr _ , °° li STSTLEY, Hanaver \u2014\u20140-\u2014 HENRY MAMMOND, 222 \u20ac 224 St.Urbuinst.CI deliers.Lz .civilization.should prefer to use their \u201cThe Chrisnan Camas I A er randeliers., Lamps, Oil 1 ; oi ; | ._ TELEPHONE 1749, 9] .i ips.4918 and God-given strength in giving them a \u2014 GEO SIMPSON, As oo Mcnuser, Ww, & F.P.CCRRIT & CO -\u2014 EE UE UE Gas Stoves, ete, is now being backward shove! \u2019 TU 5 j ! = T0 - : ' x + + NY t PAST Sp 57 190 GREY NUN STREET.E TOWNSHEND, offered at 50c on the dollar, All the perpcirators of the outrage DATLY DLE AD 3 AtEm Late © EST.4 YEARS.People furnishing should see Were expellad.Stanley Ford's noms, a vee Lou = - CO - mes ss .al.uo .\u2014 .~ Te oan NTT - x i SAN Nes OT ETONS Se A STRICI PURE BEDDING PATENTED the goods at the old stand.1792 had not at first appeared.but fnriher, Fal | gl LRUY KR.AULD, Dejutmeut gy RICIT FEATHER aii Notre Dame st ar St.Peter.| developments seemed to implicate Fatneor, e.v- me ; : partiseut, t .Call or ring up 1%06 and get prices for Remaking * st.near St.Peter.; ; p 1 | } } , tr = \u2014 With Fxtea Long Ile des JnEThRs, alattresses, Pillows, &c., before removing.Also every 27 ; him.The hazers had placed them- Lut for this Cru > cu Ï a TEE Janey trond \u20ac VS hishs, pescrition of Brase 2nd Iron Ledsteads, Cots, &c | selves under strong pledges ci se- heur.\u2014O my Father df ; | NENTS OR SALE | Eng 'ish frrir rooms.; + LITTLE ST.ANTOINE TRE | ecrecv.All had wern masks.and let this cup poss from poe : Et NTS FC SALE.| ) tu unre Vue Brushes.LE BT.A NE 8 E or 8: Cy c C v ; TLLEES BRISI VORAS, Cor.St.James street, only Ts XENTS TOR SALE.| under severe questioning maintained others: 2 UE o pois at CWITNESS OFFICE.| 15, 33 Vicloria B puare.\u20180 PRANCH ST ; e ; that they could not distinguish one: John xii, 2°: fi ONNV 1 \u2018 R Apply av the \"WITNESS OFFICE.| (rie >weener Revare L Felop ne 2740 NO FRANCH STORES.Avply at the ** WITNESS\" OFFICE | {rom he of the a ona | 0 \u2018 d > L > FP .7 JAN Te à ee ie ue ES TE it LE! ISLE nae a it AI ee ae re a i ~ ; + a: pf io ec ra pt ve Le ce ~~ FnipAy, Marcn 20, 1898, ASR THE MONTREAL + DAILY WITNESS.PET VE PE A en 9 ET - \u2018 = = \u201cDEELUX | 1 \u2018(= 2eth Olmis, in New York \u2018Ledger.\u2019 (Concluded) +» Fenn was spending a part of savation oniv a few miles from Fuletia's home.One day, early she suggested to her cousin Hey go over aud call upon her.fo.willing, and thev started off Syst Hleasant morning.As they ong the lovely.quiet country she toid him of Miss Fidelic's su 'entifé study, of her solitary Ct her peculiar ways, DT zee why vou're going to see vost 5 old fossil' he remarked.\u2018I think most anything else Le more fun - Fenn smil d at the coilege CAnK statement of his opinion.tel] vou the truth, get mueh \u2018fun\u2019 out Lx call Pur T like Miss Bas- I hélivve she has a heart hors down under all her wis- vm 7 nr d then, Twill confess to No A Te caribsiry t0 how she lives here above all the rest of us.She ald me ghia owas going to stay alnne af summer) 5 rhap= von] et an invitation to visit Yor! Migs Fein Inughed aloud, a cheery, rine langh.which it did one good a 15 Vu Fred, DT expret To To Qed She © hear, Wait si von see her, my box! \u201c> dops not allow even a flv to prep Sloe roan in Washington, Tm that wo shall get any front porch\u201d his horse, or han 7 \u201cle 1 pulled mm sac, Fanny he said.Im not gn- \"SV 'Ak- VON TA any such barbarous >, yves, von are, Ya'll enjoy it, sou ee if von don't.There is \u201cose now, that red roof behind O1NPS Ir iz rhe old Basrom plac= grardfather nsed to rell so much or \u2019 drove in nn silence, and theory hegan the bone climb up the air Ax thev turned in to the vay Miss Fidelia_ apprarel on \u2018azra -Miss Filsli> arraved in vw \u2018long-tiilsd gown! fine ii ad ovrh her grav hair wd tamed softiv ahout her dercannerted with daisies and ver heudr crack in au all sorts Her fier grow ard izled SUTDIIAe Til; a nt as she peeagnized her ir Here was ro rstakine pit} \"ha grestine she give short betn arms arocinddl her stoned te diss tn hrigut faco Aad ee! 2° te cites ever n- Tean § se 81 \u2018Come rigkt in, and J Sein la runt z pr itt Lo here mivesently ; he's Fi oo Te > hovse, And how ti Nes Ba-com UT Miss Fenn > tou sa.Irving to keep her sait nr Wocvaerine Cf Miss ; Vas using her mind to be + 1 cour ie rhs way in The middle Le forencon, [on well 1I-\" ce tha patrar of little feet was 1 1 Dorty arrived on he secne, Tous criek, Tieelum © she cried im- vol \"Tru rwiek : the partv's citir Turn\" dela s embarrasinent filed ee Ar af her darling She ni tees oer nnnstal dress \u2014 \u2018 Le ndornnie n'a Taking dor vs ner aris sha enrried hor Ta Penn her whole tree aglow clu Taher s co tne girth my Doro- treed > nf God to my fe cet ° ro.Team in oiler wap der «tra ien of the self .\u2019 an she Ladd known Dios Benne and then, with a par- evening of its cane Into Poaarital face of the Lorne girl, (T5 Were nernd Miss Fides : do und wine warn, round Aone presse bo he rg her: while La rales Soar the ranger vo her lors, enrling lashes, Nien Freed vane qn ns lee woo d'A a Uy mvstifisd state of mind ye- corde r all Le was beholding.Dorty ones male friend: with him and was quite Trendy oto accep: invita- tin Tn pu His horse, Yes oo take her our Por a } { > \u20ac .\\ Fe Pots, LUN | ES cele Tittle Have Corin ond rst both cone or par Ton Feu.: want tn (KE Ath vary sep\u201d wien : : former wears sr and Tdeormined rg make [oom hl Tor her, I though s dant herhduv, te Miss 2, ; Lure Spe da i= l've oof vee amos: For gor - ode Poe Torenomber miotter Viger, ee PSV TSF made cach \"= al veur.and SS Dorty hat was aoe le fur are olnr - 3 cake, Per Less rasan, fixe nil ters, and EP found some was mi graudniethers ess and used some of it for land = 1 pun oon omy own ) said, half shvlv.Ge cieh olds of her elegant (} Milk Pails z! is Pearline You get '.them clean: er, and with less work and fuss, than with anything elseyou can use.Jt saves somuchthatit\u2019s cheaper than the commonest stuff can be.Proof\u2014the larg- ast dairies and dealers use Pearline.Some women are afraid of Pearline\u2014they think that where cleaning is made sc easy, there must be some harm to the thing washed.Pearline can\u2019t hurt milk pails, anyway.And it can't hurt the finest lace or the softest hands, any more than it hurts milk pails.\u2014 389 JAMES PYLE, New York FRED R.COLES Bankrupt Stock of Gasalicrs.Chandeliers, Lamps, Oil and READABLE PARAGRAPHS MISTAKEN ALL ROUND.He had got left, and went across to a restaurant to get a bite.He was very common in appearance, and would ba assessed as two fish-kalls and a cup oï coffee.So when he took his seat at an unoccupi=d table and asked the waiter when the next train went west he got as answer.\u2018I dunno; dis ain't no deepo.\u2019 But, to the surprise of the red-headed cashier and the watchful waiters, he ate an expensive, commodious and extensive dinner.As he gathered up his checks and started for the desk the now attentive walter extended his hand and asked him if he hd not forgotten something.To the admiraticn of all beholders and the joy of the cook, who was peering from the kitchen door, he answered, \u2018I guess not: dis ain't no bank,\u201d and business went on as usual.and the traveller went out to lok up his train.\u2014 Judge.\u2019 POOR LO COMING ON.First Clubman (looking up from the paper) -\u2018Just as J always said.[t's easy enough to civilize the Indians.if you only treat them right.\u2019 Second Clubman-\u2014\u2018What bave vou struck?First Clubman-'Here is a town in :ha Indian Territory which thinks of appointing some sort of a Lexow committee to investigate its boodlsrs.'\u2014New York \u2018Weekly de right t'ing at de right tige: said Uncle Phen, \u2018am er great gif': but not sayin\u2019 anyt'ing at de right time am mos\u2019 ez good an\u2019 er heap mo\u2019 reli'ble.'-\u2014Washington \u2018Sayin\u2019 \u2018Star.\u2019 Gas Stoves, ete.is now being offered at 50c on the dollar.People furnishing should sçe the goods at the old stand, 1792 Notre Dame st., near St.Peter.27 With E.B.Eddy's Matches, a point has been reached where all demands made upon them are fully satisfied.These represent the hi g hest attainment known in modern match making :- E.B.EDDY S MATCHES.$1.50.Price, | FOR SALE, KO DAKS TO RENT.J and EXCHANGE INSTRUCTION &c., FREE TO ALL.MONTREAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SI PPLY, Corner Notre Dame and St.Francois Navier sts.Telephone 1467.Send for Cutalogue.FRED R.CULES Bankrupt Stock of Gasaliers.Chandeliers.Lamps.il and Gas Stoves, ete.is new being oflered at 50c¢ on the dollar.People f'arnishing should see the goods at the old stand, 1782 Notre Dame st.near St.Peter.27 FURNITURE REMOVED WITH CARE.G.MAYBURY.283 Commissioners st.TEL.337, OSES PARKER, IRON FOUNDER, 29 Dalhousie street, MONTREAL.Estimates Furnished.Telephone No.1089.3 19 (to ae LJ EGE LEA SEARS JN \u201d® stops a few PAMPERED DOGS.There are some dogs in Paris which actually have umbrellas of dark-blue silk, which they have been taught to carry quite straight and steadily between their teeth in the event of a sudden shower! They are also provided with handkerchiefs in ease of accidents.a tiny pocket in which to carry these being placed on one side of the enat.These handkerchiefs are found useful when madame minutes at the confectioner's, \"and can wipe her pet's nose and paws after his share in the delicacies she buys.Onco tried, always used.tent PBarley is muscle former.Robinson's Pa- unequalled as a bohe and Frank Mager & Co.16 St.John street, Montreal.20 HEARD A LONG WAY.Friends (from ithe next street.to happy t 1 | .father)\u2014\u2018Halloa.M1ls! , you.| i | | | i | Rotre Dame st.i Patent Barley has I.et me congratula\u2018e 1 hear that you have a new boy at your house.\u2019 Happy Father\u2014 What, can you hear him all that distance?\u2014 Tit Bits.\u2019 Puny infants made strong.Robin=on\u2019s stood the test for over 50 years, and is still unequalled for bors and muscle forming.Send for sample tin.Frank Magor & Co., 16 St.John street, Mant- 29 \u201cGC LOST TIME.Digler\u2014'T coumed my wife three years bes fore I got her, and it was nearly all wasted time.\u2019 Bigler\u2014 Why, isn't she a most excellent woman?\u2019 Digler\u2014'Mhe is, indeed; but I've discovered sinere that I could have got her in three months if T had had the gumption to ask for her '\u2014New Yark Press.\u2019 Shiloh\u2019's Cure, eumption cure, croup, sore throat, the great couzh and ccn- promptly cures coughs, hoarseness.whooping cough and asthma.For consumption ji: has no rival.Has cured thousands, and will cure you if taken in time.Sold on a guarantee.B.E.McGale, agent, 2123 Notre Dame street.3 NOT A BOY.Little Ethel\u2014\"1 sthpped into Mrs.Prickrow's to see her new babr.Mamma-\u2014Dii you?Its a bov baby, isn\u2019t it?Little Ethel-Oh, no.1 guess not.I's real sweet.\u2019\u2014Street & Smith's \u2018Good News.\u2019 A thankful mother writes: Sine using flo- binson's Patent Barley our child has pl kel up wonderfully and wa now use no uth fad and we recommend ito oto all our friends.Sample free.Frank Magor & Co.15 St John s:reet, Montreal.store for hurtied never \u2018How little we know what is in us,\u201d murmured the cabbage.as it through the air \"A month ago I dreamed of going un the stage.\u2014 Puck.\u2019 Business Cards.ETTING READY FOR SPRING TRADE.NEW STYLES OF MOULDINGS JUNE IV Samples can be had on applivation.The largest stock to select from, und the cheapest Louse Ju he trude .] G.VW.WILLSON, Manufacturer of Mouldings and Frames 688 Craig sireet, Montreal.Next door to the Witness Offre 34 ONLY 25c A BOTTLE.The QUEEN'S HAIR MELPER is a prepuration that reste Fes hair to ats natural coor and beauty, arrests fulling out, removes dandryft and cures 121 ness.It is not o dye.It stimélates and invigorates the rmots, roducing a rapid growth, full of lite and health.The clear part makes a superior dressing, equal to any Hc or Jl preparation.For sale by wii Druggists, or at A.BD.MANNS, Corner Mountain and St, Antoine streets, AT RICES STUDIO, A 141 ST.PETER STREET, Is the most convenient in the city : ty.Easy of access, Best of all the excalient Photos.TEL.No.331.FRED R.COLES Bankrupt Stock of Gasaliers, Chandeliers, Lamps, Oil and Gas Stoves, ete.is now being oifered at 50¢ on the dollar.People furnishing should see the goods al the old stand.1792 near Si, Peter.~ - .- Ce Ve ee \u201c : or\" - vu.SORT RSS RUN SN 4 Lh A ee Le its ERR To TI.+ ; To why Foor rm 5 es = 10 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Fripay, Marcu 29, 1895 THE 4 P.A AT WORK.FIFTY ANTI-POPERY DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES LAST NIGHT, THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM IN JEOPARDY.Bostou, March 28.\u2014An extraordinary series of meetings were held in New Engiand last night under the auspices of popular opinion against the work in politics of the Roman Catholic Church.In Al! some flfty assemblages were held, and generally they were largely attended.un:ns in this morning's papers.In Boston, the great meeting People's Temple, Columbus aveiue, was perhaps the most remarkable.hall and every roan, woman end child had à miniature national fag\u2014over two thousand of them were weved and waved again, while the wavers cheerad this, that and the other sentiment on the slightest pre- Boston post 206, G.A.R, to the hall in uniform, and the wes crowded, patrictic vocation.marche Down in Dixie.\u201d and was cheered and applauded every time; but when Congressman Elijah Morse, on the platform he instantiv meeting in hand and was the spirit of it until the benediction was pronounced, took the leading MAOTSE.A WARNING FROM CONGRESSMAN Congressman Moree in the his address, said \u2014'Qur country is still | environed with peril.It ts no time for the patriot who loves his country to fold his hands.Eternal vigilance {is still the price of liberty.Multitudes are coming to these shores who have no knowledge of our government or {ts free {nstitu- tions.The time has come for radical legislation for the restriction of immigration.(Cheers.) The free public school, the pillar upon which the Republic was built, and alone upon which it can stand, must be maln- tained and defended against the enemies of every name and kind, (Cheers.) Our naturalization laws should be amended, additional safegnards should be round the elective franchise.There should be an entire divorce of church and state (great applatise), and there should be no use of publie money for sectarian purposes or sectarian instl- course of: and thrown tutions.\u2019 Dr.Samuel F.Smith, the author cf.\u2018America.\u2019 was introduced.Three cheers and a tiger wera given, and again the flags were waved, and the great audience joined in giving the national anthem with such heartiness that the orchestra could not keep up with it.After Mrs.Livermore had spoken and taken her seat, while tears filled her eyes, Mrs.Julia Ward Howe was introduced to the audience as the author of the \u2018 Battle Hymn of the Republic.\u201d The audience arose and sang and joined in the chorus, after Miss Rosetta Key sang the verses.Thea Mrs.Howe told how she had come to write the hymn as her contribution to the country.Commander George W.Beardsley, Col E.W.Cody | and Captain Wilbur F.lane, of post 200, | ! G.A.R., draped the reading desk with the national colar