The daily witness, 9 avril 1895, mardi 9 avril 1895

[" La XXXVI, No.84.OLITICAL CALDROY.THT QUIDNUNTS KEEP IT BOILING.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 wha presence in the city to-day of the ee pou Mr, Angers, the Hon.Mr.Pelletier ant oohe Hor.Mr.t'asgrain, has given ioe +5 a'} sorts of TIMIOTS.The quid- \u201c> tmav at the FL vu the fulorat cabinet and Mr.Jlawrenet souxysipe \u2018he sitnation.Mr.Angers a a TE FE I Eur er Een rt a BE CR PEL eas Re LE EE MONTREAL, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1895.Price ONE CENT.ter, I have shown myself a true Conser- rive, and have acted up tn the principles À traditions of the Conservative party.and programme of March, 1592, is the stand { have taken.That programme.among other mutters.was to restore our credit, and put our fnancial position right.This | have ad- hercd to, and cannot in the interests of the Conservative party, support a policy and inaucial operations which cannot be de- frnded ur exceused.IT will be quite prepared y explain and justify my actions to the l'hnservative Association of the county.and \u201cioctars at the proper time.As vou have published the resolution you passed, T send this letter to the to y inturt to copies of rai Terent papers.\"La tov ta I p Provinctal secratary, Was to a : i Ne Anvers Vas not popular.tie vi + corre the province for the : govern cons As SUT speaker he Was a Turn He nee borepose, and Le hal roe roche pasetisin yh.tf the He iL ef Agricnitire as one Le mortier ns, gnitcant position to One who Prepon races ta oasiiv gnt rit of.there is a who have not forziv- Mr.Angers Lientenant-Gov- \u2018a this provinee Tres 1 po Piehans sil rock as FOTEIVO, stand he - onehinz the extravagances and cor- \u201cvus of the Mercier regime.It is con- Sad he such thas Mr Angers vas ani- l less by righteous indignation than ICOUFE) à political op- desire tu , dx ont citizens, however, apnroved -se which Mr.Augers then pur- never'heivss, he is not felt to wer imo ooolities.Sir Mackenzie A «credo 0 having no love T 1?the statements made to-day 1e leeal politicians could Le relied 7 se Premier has hined more than thar he night retire with comfort ce \u201che cabinet.ter hand, tne rumor that the Mie D lattes anrends to enter the ra A not in- tines in Lis place.is The man is dar- under- as a ir, robabdle.HDGT OMS.Je is young, \u2018eos art of organizing, and i= very effective, to not his the fen- i= known col- some of IE 5, went to Ottawa.he re- Provin- would the in the Coca.caninet ar ! the amoition of which, it Secretary, ch Lu.Has rished for vears, would be rea- Lzel TH.while the men such a buzz of in the St Apgers tn word) that quidnunes.Ym The als Li whom theres was rloseted] upstairs rhe Hon.Mr.ae 3 Tomer en scuding down ere dir est 745 © tlail, 1 PSsage., vas too te seen.somethin in neh whether it amounts to cab- seoanstruction is a moot question.VER: HERES ELECTION.shich is pootiiariy Was! 1 \u2018 | i ' i } | | | would seem.noo ve\" having staied that Mr.1 have the honor to remain, yours truly, J.P.COOKE.MIABITANTS ARE EXPLOITED.Cueber, April §.\u2014The \u2018 Electeur' this thus hits off tbe way in which the religicus faith or superstition of the babitarts in this province is played upon: \u2018The \u2018 Semaine Religieuse * calls attention to the fact that the Ottawa Government HOM THE evcuine waited until March 19, the feast of St.Joseph, to adopt thelr \u2018remedial order.\u201d Just fancy, the Or- angeman Dowell holding back from day to dav, until the feast of St.Joseph, to have the pleasure of signing on that day a remedial measure for the beneñt of the Why should anyone be surprised in reading such things.if the Reman Catholies! peor unlettered people, living in the backwoods, allow themselves to be exploited at clectinn times by scheming politicians.\u2019 SPLIT AMONG OTTAWA CONSERVATIVES.Ottawa, April 9,\u2014The Ottawa Conservatives are going to have some more fun among themselves, Like the cabinet they into two camps.One crowd the Conservative Association are divided roavganized ; ; and nominated candidates a: a regularly ; called convention.To-day another Liber- al-Conservative Assoclation appears in an advertisement calling its annual meeting cn Monday next.They intend to hold a nominate candidates.In will be four Conservative candidates for two TO STUMP convention an tis way here seats.9 HALDIMAND COUNTY.Winnipez.Man., April 8.\u2014Attorney- ; Genera; Sifton has left for Haldimand to i s:ump the constituency in favor of Mr.J.i McCarthy, The Hon.Jes.Martin leaves i to-morrow for the same purpose.pe THE MAX AND THE MOOSE.| A STARTLING ADVENTURE IN MUS- | KOKA.A correspondent writing from Mecunc- rae, Muskoka, gives an interesting ac- | count of an adventure which he had with i a moose a few weeks ago.while employ- the Liberal candidate in the od in making a toboggan trail through viéction, was the man of the one of the pine forests in that section the Eijecreur\u201d and the Li-! nf the country.While engaged at work - he © Patrie in itz turn, said \u2014 | he came across a moose-yvard, and on wr Li have alded \u2018and looking round saw one of the \u2018 giants of 7 et thy Archbishop &Ù Mant- the fercst\u201d ahont fifty yards distant.The , fier as 5 tha \u2018Minerve \u2018 has al- his encounter is, perhaps, best | | + | .| story of i own words.1 | L : y fr his devo- (a id in th+ correspondent's fe faith \u2018After a moment he writes, \u2018the moose wv \u201cMinerve * de- tirned and walted behind a bill, which Le Lars te prove its siotement \u2018though not high, was sieen.1 ran to Tot i Geciirion mar |ihe top with ai! speed, hoping to get a acte ds COULES 1 Eur thie Archbishop, | view of the lordly ereature as he made sonar mas ol Lin aving been at- ] his way through ihe bush.I couid not LE Ta Li It they adds: | see hin ar firar, but en lggking down the LS reraris in preicnelon \u201chat, iF ba | C10 izcline there he was, not ten yards 7.ue is devozian to | away.fie turned to make off, but strik- oan Toth < Simply ri-1 ing his ribs against the projecting limb de Ge firisn pleaded to get of a small nomloek he was thrown down 2 no um ol \u201cion to the land round the tree.and as he rose he : La | ren me.Ir was now my turn to run, 7 sut 1 jt fur \"Le moore charged at me with erence Lave y Le rane, expressing his rage by a ferce Per Rio tv , Phe How, in turning I stumbled, the ground is ated rerio iran Mu (ef being very uneven, and his feet nearly ai ad 0 Le AI pean defn où me as I dodged among tes Ae ni ue eur Llatiare, ET trees, I tried to strike with my \u2018 : à s hal vritten ts veverat hetrher, zhe oriy weapon I! had, but did \u2018 eon Ve roger \u201cred in injuries my pursuer.With - ro LSral 1 Colours Tost lest mot out into tue ( >.\" sro, where my snow shoes were + us ds to me, The monse siill pur- \\- C no.tearing at intervals; and one \u2019 20 ho has not heur] a moose rear can form Le à little ia of the rerrible bellowing - ; Wier oscveral attempts to strike A : with his front feet, he balked, and FE - ! \u2019 about twenty yards away pawing , puis Tour CL la A ruaving., 1 eagerly geized this op- / Lo.sie revsity t6 Cimb nu tree, and soon after TE TOUS je animal vane 1 and made off.Of an - mette couts on | the adventures I have had in the hush-\u2014 Cane y tae sneer and they number a few\u2014the one I have Sie eine oo ne | jet relatei came tho nearest to being Cole pe Tor sal pore | aay geal Teed Lt Yeh was ane | - \u2014-\u2014 Has ven calied PULLING DOWN THE WALLS.Pur nen | A Tacraix, the Balding Inspector, be- oo ; cine as che | Han to-day to pall down the brick walls 4 11% 4 me=g of fof the new St John Church, corner of St 0 ag Ter what | Cadieux and St.Catherine streets.The ! ur 1° re! Recorder deridod that the wall would TS SET pasa] ; have Lo come down, as the evidence pro- 20 A Le ES duce 1 by the Building Inspector had MET proved that ras not Strong enough to ; CE - te | snpport the roof.As the contractor did Drummond, to ald that I .ye Hoey oF Lave only the order ci the Court Mr.La- to take it down this morn- not obey croix decided ing.A FINE LOT OF IMMIGRANTS.Nearly five hundred immigrants arrived in the city last night from the steamer \u2018 Vancouver.\u201d By noon to-day most of them had left for various points west.Over the C.P.R.two hundred and ifty left for Britisn Columbia this morning.This was an exceptionally fine party, many of the members of which spent the night in the Windsor and Queen's hotels.They were evidently people of means, and it was the subject of gratulation this morning at the Windsor depot that the season had opened so au- aplcisuely, British Columbia getting a Latch of settiers which would do credit to any country or civilization, ee \u2014 Li AUXG CHAAG RECOVERS.PEACE PROPOSALS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY.A BELIEF THAT A BETTLEMENT OF THE JAPO- CHINESE DIFFICULTY WILL BE REACHED BY THE END OF THE WEEK.London, April 8.\u2014A \u2018Central News\u2019 despatch from Tokio says Dr.Sato reports that Li Hung Chang's wound is completely realed.Dr.Sato will return at once to Hiroshima.Lendon, April 9.\u2014A despatch from Hong Kong to the \u2018Globe\u2019 says that forty Jap- ancse transports are assembled at the Pescadores, and it is reported that it is intended to make an attack upon Canton.Prenarations are actively making to defend tbat city, and torpedoes ire being placed in the river to prevent the enemy's ships from ascending.The \u2018Times\u2019 correspondent in Simono- seki says: \u2018The Japanese terms were delivered to Li Hung Chang on April 1 and are being considered.The Japanese are extremely jealous of publicity until tho protocol is signed.A native journal has been suppressed for prematurely di- vialging some of the secrets respecting the armistice.Increased precautions to protect the envoys have Leen taken.Everybody entering or leaving the town is obliged to carry a permit; also to sub- n a minute persanal search.The envoys, Mr.Foster and their staff, are confired in a narrow area at the centre of the town: î The\u2018 Times\u2019 eor-ernanden* at Kobe :.\u2026+ : It is reported that four hundred troops at the Pescadores cholera, and there have been one hundred deaths, The Chinese of Formosa are said to be ill-affected toward the government, thinking that their exclusion from the armistice indicates qesertion of their interests by the PeKin authorities.Lordon, April %.\u2014A despatch from Ticn- Tsin to the \u2018Central News\u2019 says it is almost absolutely certain that peace will be proclaimed within a few days.Lordon, April 9\u2014A despateh from Yo- kohema to the \u2018Pall Mall Gazette\u2019 says the peace negotiations between China and Low mit have Javan will be conciu-ted within a weex.Seven of Japan's eight conditions have alrcady been accepted.THE RIVER ICE MOVING.About nine o'clock last evening the ice moved down from above Victoria bridge.large space of open water opposite which after filled up again with floating ice., There is no change along the south shore except that the This is, nn doubt, partly owing to the steady fall leavirg a the city, scon was vater has risen a little.of rain since yesterday, and which still continues this afternoon.The water has to back up from the Boucherville islands takes place and thot came down last night will help to bleek channel there.A report from Sorel this afternoon says the ive in the Rirbelicu and St.Lawrence rivers The must be un- usuaily heavy in the Richelieu river this vear out six ar seven days earoer than in the River St before a general shove the ice up the is firm yet.ice as it generally moves Lawrence, sorel, Que., April 9.\u2014The St.Lawrence and Richelieu rivers still ice on the holds quite firin.St.Hvarinthe, Que., April 9\u2014The River clear of there has been no damage.Theo water is very high, The lower part of the city is flooded.Yamaska, Que., April 9.\u2014The\u2019 ice in the Yamaska river began moving this morning, and the river will be clear to-day.Laprairie, Que., April 9\u2014The water is rising here but the ice has not broken up Yamaska is ice: yet.ON THE OTTAWA RIVER.Como, Que., April 3.\u2014Crossing to Oka is unsafe and is prohibited.There is quite a depth of water on the ice.AD QUEBE(.Quebec, Que., April 9.\u20141t has been raining here for the last twenty-four hours and the snow is disappearing fast.The the St.Charles river is breaking It is expected that river steamers ice on up.wil] commence running this week the least degree; PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ANGRY.ACCUSED OF DRUNKENNESS HE MAKES INDIGNANT REPLY.HIS CALUMNIATOR WITHDRAWS THE BSTATE- MENT AND MAKES APOLOGY, e Washington, April 9\u2014The Rev.Dr.Lansing, in a speech delivered before the Methodist Episcopal Conference at Salem, Mass, recently, accused President Cleveland of intemperance.When the report subsequently published was shown to the President, he said with considerable warmth: \u2018This is simply an outrage.Though it is not the first time a thing of this kind has been attempted, I can- net avoid a feeling of indignation that any man who makes any claim to decency, and especially one who assumes the role of a Christian minister, should permit himself to become a disseminator of wnolesale lies and calumnies not less stupid than they are cruel and wicked.\u20181 easily recall other occasions when those more or less entitled to be called ministers of the gospel have been instrumental in putting into circulation the most scandalous falsehoods concerning my conduct and character.\u2018The elements or factors of the most approved outfit for placing a false and barefaced accusation befcre the public appear to be, first, some ône with baseness and motives sufficient to invent it: second, a minister, with more gullibility and love of notoriety than piety, greedily willing to listen to it and gabble it, and, third, a newspaper anxiously willing to publish it.\u2018 For the sake of the Christian religion, I am thankful that these scandal mongering ministers are few, and on every account I am glad that the American people love fair play and justice, and that, in spite of all efforts to mislead them, they are apt to form a correct estimate of the character and labors of their public servants.\u2019 THE PRESS INDIGNANT.New York, April 9.\u2014The \u2018 Commercial Advertiser * (Republican), prints a scorching editorial on the charge made against President Cleveland in the New England Methodist Episcopal Conference by Dr.Lansing, of Boston.It fully endorses President Cleveland's characterization of the attack as \u2018simply an outrage\u2019 and of the clergyman himself as a \u2018disseminator of wholesale lies and calumnies not less stupid than they are cruel and wicked.\u2019 The \u2018 Commercial Advertiser\u2019 says: \u2018There is far too much of this reckless defamation in cur pulpits.It is proper to say that the chief offender in this relation is not the press.At one period in histery it might have becen otherwise but to-day the newspapers as a body lean to fair- ess.As shocking as the truth is the sin of bearing false witness against public men has been transferred to the pulpit.The mest reckless and the most monstrous cnarges come from clergvmen.\u2018The offence is greater because the pulpit is privileged and its utterances have, if not the force of inspiration, at all events the weight of traditional sincerity, and asspciations of sanctity.It is not without reason that the public mind resents tbe influence of the \u2018priest in politics, since what he says is ex-cathedta.He is unanswerable except when an outraged public opinion turns upon him as it turns upon the Rev.Dr.Lansing.FEELING AMONG THE CLERGY.Salem, April 9.\u2014In the England Conference yesterday the Rev.C.E.Davis, chairman of the temperance committee, arose and said that Dr.L J.on President Cleveland Mass, New Lansing's attack in his temperance address before the conference had placed the conference in a rather embarrassinæ position and he asked the committee to meet him before the afternnon in of the fact that the conference is in no way sponsible for the utteranres of Dr.Lansing and that Dr.Lansing holds himself personally responsible for the statements he made.Mr.Davis's request was voted down by an almost unanimous vote.session, view ra- A CONTRADICTION FROM BUZZARD'S BAY.Buzzard\u2019s Bay, Mass, April 9.\u2014The charges made against President Cleveland by Dr.Lansing at Salem created great surprise among the people here who are acquainted with the President and are in the habit of seeing him frequently during his residence here in the summer.The following statement is voluntarily made by a gentleman well known in politics, a Re- punlican who has been more intimately acquainted with the President during his sojourns here than anybody else outside cf his immediate family or employees: \u2018For the past three summer seasons I have been a frequent caller at Gray Gables and at times have seen the President every day; sometimes early in the day; often on his return from fishing trips and again in the evening after dinner.Ican bonestly say that I have never seen Mr.Cleveland under the influence of liquor in and so far as 1 know during the summers here he refrained from its use.\u2019 Similar utterances are made by other pecple here who are accustomed to see Mr.Cleveland frequently.MR.LANSING APOLOGISES.Bogton, Mass., April 9.\u2014The Rev.I.J.Lansing, whose references to the President in his address before the New England Conference at Salem, last Thursday night, provoked extended criticisio, gives out the following statement to-night:\u2014- \u2018My allusion made in a temperance address at Salem on Thursday, April 4, to the drinking habits of the President of the United States was based partly on common report and partly on the testimony of eye witnesses.rom various and independent sources, which I believed to be wholly reliable, I had been informed that the President had been seen on different.occasions and in the presence of many persons in an intoxicated condition.From the circumstantial and detailed character of these statements 1 supposcd there was no doubt as to the facts alleged.I therefore made this allusion as a matter of common report.basing my con- fldence on the testimony of perscnal and as I supposed credible witnesses.The raumes of those witnesses cbviously I cannot with propriety reveal, since sharing their knowledge in common with many others they might justly shrink from being singled out and called to verify that of which not only they but others equally with themselves had ocular proof.1 must therefore say that if my statement reproducing such testimony is not in harmony with facts I regret having made it.I cculd have neither desire nor motive for saying anything unkind or uncharitable cf the President or of any parly whatsoever.The case being one of conflict of testimony between witnesses of equal credibility I cannot decide.I have no personal knowledge apart from the testimony.I withdraw the statement tender apolegies and sincere regret to the President of the United States and to the public.\u2019 and een LEISURE FOR REPENTAMCE.SIR HIBBERT TUPPER FEELS BAD OVER HIS RECENT BOLT.Ottawa, April 9.\u2014As bit by bit the history of Sir Hibbert Tupper\u2019s strike comes out the fiasco it was becomes clearer and reports brought here by prominent Con- scrvatives from Montreal, Toronto, and other cities show that what little reputation the Minister of Justice had is completely gone.The absurdity of his strike even dawned on the striker himself because when he resumed his attendance at the cabinet \u2018council, after nearly a week's absence, he broke the awkward si- lence upon entering the council chamber with the remark, \u2018ard the cat came back,\u2019 thus unconsciously paying a well deserved compliment to a clever Toronto cartoonist.Sir Hibbert Tupper would give a ; &cundland month's salary to get back the threatening letter he sent the Premier on the eve of his temporary retirement, but Sir Mackenzie Bowell intends to keep it as a me-' mento of the first occasion when he had to dress down a refractory colleague ani As instancing tie judicial character of 1 succeeded admirably.the Minister of Justice in his capacity of i author of the minute of council and rem- | edial order in the school matter, it is re- | marked that in Antigonish Sir Hibbert Tupper has declared the school issue to be the main political issue at the polls, a ju- divial question in Ottawa but a political one in Antigonish, whese population 18 two-thirds Roman Cachiolic and where a by-clection is in progress._\u2014 WHY PARLIAMENT WAS SUMMONED.INTERESTING INFORMATION FROM THE OTTAWA CORRESPONDENT OF THE LONDON * TIMES.\u2019 Ottawa, April 9.\u2014The Ottawa correspon- | | ! | i ! dent of the London \u2018Times\u2019 cabled that journal on March 22 as foliows :-'Baoth political parties are astonished at the decision of the ministry to summon parliament for April IA.Preparations for the general elections were actively preceed- ing.Up to Tuesday everything pointed to a general election, but the growing feeling in Ontario against interference in Manitoba's school affairs undoubtedly led the government to defer its appeal to the country.\u201d This frank statement publishel in a quarter where facts and not politics are required, was written by a gentleman in the confidence of the prime minister and the government, and confirms the announcement in these columns that dissolution had been determined upon.The decision to call parliament was the result of a complete and sudden change cf mind.ce KINGSTON\u2019S CIVIC BUDGET.Kingston, Ont., April 9.\u2014The Finance Committee has concluded {ts work of preparing the year's budget.The revenue is fixed at $162,045.13, with an expenditure only 89.41 less.The taxation will remain at seventeen and a half cents in the dollar.| | | CHITRALIS DISPERSED.REBEL TRIBESMEN ON TIIE SWAT RIVER SCATTERED BY BRITISH TROOPS.DETAILS OF THE BATTLE NOT YET RECEIVED RELIEF FOR THE GARRISON AT CHITRAL.Calcutta, April 9.\u2014It is reported that Umra Khan has recalled the picked troops from Chitral and the southward to assist Lim.If the report is true.the British garrison in the Chitral fort is virtually relieved.The tribesmen north of the Swat river Lal another battle with the British troons last evening and were scattered in every direction.Details of the fight have not yet Leen received.\u2014\u2014 A BOULBER ON THE TRACK FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BOSTON & MAINE RAILWAY.Sherbrooke, Que., April 9.\u2014An accident happened to the Boston express on the Boston & Maine Railway, last evening, near Smith's Mills, by which the engineer and fireman both lost their lives.The express left here at §.20 when running round a curve about half a mile this side of Smith's Mills sta.fon.ran into a large boulder loose in the bank aud rolled down upon the track.As the the boulder it was thrown down a stecp embankment and the engineer, Rooney, and the fireman, Emerson.were instantly kili- ed.The baggage car was thrown across the track.The bodies of the and firema nwere removed to Vt., where an inquest wiil be held today.p.m.and which had becomes engine struck engineer Newport, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE BANGLET DECLINED.NEWFOUNDLAND DELEGATES HASTEN HOME.MUST The Newfoundland delegates have been obliged to decline the banquet tendered to them by the citizens of Moutrea! for thv reason contained in the following letter received this morning by Mr.G.iladriii, secretary of thé Board of Trade :\u2014 The Russell House Ottawa.April > INC, Dear Sir, \u2014I have the honor to Hv ledge the receipt of letter of the inst, tendering.on behalf of the citliens oo Montreal, a hahquet in myself.I beg to assure you of our hich a - preciation of the and 5 generously offered our necessity our vour my colieagues ani honor Hinde x 5e regres that the return ty News raving Hahfax cur avarlng ani absolute for by the stramer early next week will preclude of the same.We anticipate tha.this whole of this week will be occupied in nice th leuve here confor and that we shail not be abie Fefore Saturday, en rente far liulilax.© take passage Ly steamer sulinc en the Tuesday following.For the reasons stated we have been obliged to deciine n similar invitation received from the Maver of Toronto.1 am, dear sir.yours very faithfully, I.POND.To George liadrill, Esq., Secretary Montreal Board of Trade.Expressions of regret were general on the Beard of Trade and cles to-day upon the contents of the above The in business cir- letter becoming known.desire tn extend courtesies to the delegates was general ; the proposal of a banyne: had met with great favor, ani wourl have been a great success, \u2014\u2014_\u2014 FLOODS IY HUNGARY.THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HOMELESS AND SUFFERING.Buda-Pest.Ayrii $\u2014The affluents of the Danube have overfiown their banks in the s.uth of Hurt garyv.The strects of many towns are submerged and the foun dations of hundreds of houses have crumbled In Semiir two and suffering lost everything including their clothing.washed peuple exposure, been thousand from and away.are homeless having æ .-\u2014 GOLD FOR CUBA.9.\u2014The has April which New York, steamer \u2018La Normandie, arrived fru'a Havre, brought 2,325,000 francs (gold) ail in transit to Cuba.\u2014\u2014 tp \u2014 er TIE WEATHER REPORT.Meteorological Office.Toronto, Ont.Apri) 6, 11 a.ra.\u2014The following are the minimum temperatures: \u2014Calgary, 28 Qu Appelie, Winnipeg, 54; Parry Sound, 4, Toronto, Montreal, 44; Quebec, 3s: Helitax, hahtlities for the Winds shifling to to-night; fair to-merraw.31, 44; Pro- next twenty-four hours: \u2014 north and west; >, uti, clearing Montreal, April 1 19%.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard Barometer at noon to-day, 23.23; vesterday 29.93; to-day, temperature, max.54; min 36; yesterday, max.43; min, 30 gi eine a a \u201cer ey \u20140 ic ot CNG + gpm ae nT Rati oy 2e SEN DN rrr Oey 5 Er.BORN Pron ; 2 Eee we Fi Sat \"a ete > - \u2018 Tr uy Rata ut, rere nese J | rs za + HE YE ST amr EE \u2014\u2014 rs ce RÉAGIR 2 Pi ct ME SA oo sa \u20ac x pi op Fa me a 2 \u2014 BIRTHS.MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.mo Fotdoes qf births, marriages and deaths must invari © ably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise no notice can be taken of them, Birth notices are inserted for 25c, marriage notices Jor 50c, death notices for 25c prepaid.The announcement of fureral appended to death notice, 250 extra; other extension to obituary, such as short sketch af life, two cents per word extra, exce* poetry, rchich ts 50 cents per line extra\u2014prepaid.dnnual subscribers may have announcements of births, marriages and deaths (without exzended obituary or verses) ocourring in their immediate families.free of charge, in which case name and address of sub.acriders should be given.BIRTHS.CROFT.\u2014 A+ the Methodist parsonage, New Glasgow, N.5.on April 4, 1895, a daughter to the wife nf the Rev.W.J.Croft, JEAKINS.\u2014A: the parsonase, Hemmingford, on April 3, the wife of the Rev.T.B.Jeukins, of a daughter.S RODERTRON-~At the manse.Belmont, Man.on March 165.Is45, they wife of the Rev.A.Robertson, o?u danghter.6 PAUL At TNT on the 4th inst, the of a son.8 Sherbrooke street.wif» of Walter Paul, MARRIED.CROZIER-LUKER -At Admaston, Ontario, cn April 2.1887, by the Rev, T.Creighton Cassldy, Mr.Wm.H.Crozier to Miss Ella May [Luker.both of Admaston.0 CRUISE-3MITH.\u2014In lLachute Methodist Church, on March 26, by the Rev.E.Morrison, assisted by the Rev.J.W.Clip: sham, John Cruise.of Manitoba, lo Miss Eliza Smith, of Lakefield, Que.8 DILI~~BETTES \u2014At Bracebridge.nn April 8.13%.in the Methodist Church, by the Kev.E.5.Rowe, assisted by the Rev.Dr.(Clarke, Chas.W.Dill.C.E.of Tonawanda, N.Y.to Zaida Florine, only daughter of Sheriff Beltes.8 DWYER\u2014MURRAY.\u2014At the Manse, St Hvacinthe.on the sth inst.by the Rev.M.F.Boudreau, William Mathewson Il:wver, telegrapn cperator, tn Georgina Wood Murray, of Stanhops, P.Q.S EAGER\u2014ORR.\u2014DOn March 28, 18/5, at the home of the bride's parents.by the Rev.Gen.Mossop, Robert Eager, of Dalton, N.fl., to Eliza A.Orr, of New Armagh, P.Q.EDWARDS\u2014BRILL.\u2014At the home of the bride's father.Wm.Brill.Esq., Sand Point.Ont.on April 2, 1855, by the Rev.D.Brill, uncle of the bride, Mr.William EAwards, of Palmerston, Ont, and Miss Elizabeth Hazelwood Brill, of Sand Point, Ont.The happy couple leave on a tour, bearing with them the best wishes of their many friends and relatives.§ ENGLISH\u2014SLOAN\u2014On the 4th instant, at Iroquois, by the Rev.F.G.Lett, E.English to Eliza Jane, daughter of Jas.Siban, a'l où Mutilda.6 GUEST\u2014BLACKWELL\u2014At Halev's Station, on Mareh 20, 15%.by the Rev.T.Creigh- ten Cassidy, Mr.Wm.J.Guest to Miss Margaret Blackwell, beh of Maley's.HOUSTON-STANZELL-\u2014On the 3rd inst.by the Rev.Carl Allum.at the Methodist parsonage, Carp Village.Stephen Honston, of Goulbourn, tn Miss Sarah Jane Stanzell, of the same place.6 LARMOR-BUKLEY-\u2014On :he Iroquois, by the Rev.F.G.armor tn Martha Renta, Dani=1 Burley, al! of Matilda.3rd Instant, at Lett, David A.daughter of MARTIN\u2014KERR\u2014At the residence of the bride's mother, Regina, N.W.T.on Tuesday, April 2.1s95, by the Rev.J.A.Carmichael.Alexander Martin, formerly ofl Musselburgh, Scotland, to Janet (Jessiel, daughter of Mrs.Wm, Kerr.formerly of R'verfieli, Que.MeLAUGHLIN \u2014SMITII \u2014 On evening, April 2.1295, at the residence of \u2018he bride's mother, 172 West Tith street, by the Rev.Dr.KH.Heber Newton, rector uf All Souls\u2019 Church, assisted by the Rev.vv.WW, 3.Rainsford, of S:.George, Frank Walter Melaughlin, youngest son of J.Me- Lanæhlin, Esq.of West Holton, Mary Washington, only daughter of Mary A.and the late Washington L.Smith, all of New York.9 Wednesday DIED.ARCHAMBAULT \u2014In this city, 1805, Dame Marie Sophronie Grenier, of rhe late Augustin Archambault, ther of Amable Archambauir, Gi Amedee Archambault, advocate, years.BOYER-\u2014-At Outremont, Helene Boyer, wife nf surveyor, aged 71 BURNS AL Queber, Burns, CALTANAN\u2014On April & 1895 at his son's residenc-, (rand Rapids.Michigan.John Callanan, a naive of County Limerick, Ireland, for 4) years a resident of Quebec, and a member of No, 1 Section of Quebec Ship Laborers* Be nevolent Society.CREVIER Inn this city, on I.ovia Crevier, sr.age] S3 vears.The funeral will take place on Monday next, a: \u201c30 a.m.from his late residence, 135 Barre stre+t.5 DORE -In this city, on April 3, 1s#5, Marie Marguerite Alba, daughter of H.0.rere, principal of the Champlain School, aged 19 years, 5 DOW.\u2014In this city.on the Sth inst.Alex- andr Wilson Dow, in his ist vear.many Years in the service of the Funerai from the residence of in-law.I.FE.Farrar, 131 at Do pom.Wednesday and mo- notary, and aged 93 T1800.Mrs.harbor 9 on April Remi Bover, years, on April 5, 1895, Wm.timéher-lower, agel 75 yvars.April 4 1555, for his son- Fuiford street, eth inst, 5 ELLERTON-THO[LP-On March 20.Nymphsfield, Kirby Fark, West Englanl ard 52 years Florence, love] wife of FE.Ellerton-Thorp, daughtez A she Rev.Rural A.Cu P spe, PA GIBSON A Danville, on 1505, Jesephi A, Gibson, 1595, ul Kirbv.the be- ani third Deun Lyster, ) J Saturday, April , aged 52 years.James PQ.to: on April 5,\" widow G.T.R.EASTER GIFTS.Kid Gloves, Silk Umbrellas and Handkerchiefs, are the most acceptable Easter Gifts and at the same time inexpensive as all such presents should be.S.CARSLEY.A BOTTLE FULL Easter Perfume WILL BE Given Away WITH ALL KID GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES SOLD TO-MORROW AND ALL THIS WEEK ALL THIS WEEK AT S.CARSLEY'S.S.CARSLEY'S.\u2014 Please Remember That S.Carsley sells Ladies\u2019, Gentlemen's and Children's Kid Gloves at from 10c to 15c per pair lower in best qualities than regular retail rates elsewhere.Kid Glove Prices.35c pr.60c pr.The Antoinette 4-Button Glove.The Pearl 4-Button Glove.The Rowena 7-Hook Lacing Glove 75c pr.| The Jolette 4-Button Glove.T5e pr.The Kaiserin 4-Stud Glove.$1.10 pr.The Tant Mieux 7-Hook Lacing Glove ee.80c pr.The Brabant 4- Button Glove.$1.10 pr.The Victoria 4-Stud Glove.$1.38 pr.The Empress 7-hcok Lacing Glove $1.50 pr.The Marseillaise 4-Stud Glove.$1.70 pr.The Marsy 4-Button Glove.$2.00 pr.Ladies\u2019 Dustless Doeskin Glove.65c pr.8-button Mosquetaire Suede (love $1.00 pr | 4-Button Suede Glove.$1.25 pr.Ladies\u2019 Hampton Driving Gloves $1.20 pr.Ladies\u2019 Oaks Driving Gloves.$1.50 pr.Russia Calf Driving Gloves.$2.25 pr.S.CARSLEY.Men\u2019s Gloves.Men's Kid Gloves, from.55¢ pr.Men's Castor Gloves.75c pr.| Men's Mocha Gloves.$1.25 pr.i Men's Suede Gloves.$1.15 pr.| Men's French Kid Gloves.$1.00 pr.ns Mock Buck Gloves.$1.20 pr.Men's Real Buck Gloves.$1.85 pr.t Men's Dogskin Driving Gloves.65c pt.| Men's Calf Driving Gloves.$1.45 pr.NO DIFFERENCE.It makes no difference whether you buy Ladies\u2019, Gents\u2019 or Children\u2019s Kid Gloves, a 25 cent bottle of perfume will be given away with every pair sold at 60c and upwards.S.CARSLEY.ON WEDNESDAY, ON THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, BUY YOUR GLOVES BUY YOUR GLOVES AND YOUR HANDKERCHIEFS, YOUR HANDKERCHIEFS AND UMBRELLAS.AND UMBRELLAS.AT S.CARSLEY'S S.CARSLEY'S.A Change from the old rubber-proofed garments, ; which held the figure in a clammy em- ! brace, to the new scientific idea, as ex- i pressed in the Rigby Porous WATERPROOFS whose health has been benefited therefrom.Rigby is now acknowledged to be the only waterproof worth serious consideration.| The process is scientific.The results a waterproof which cannot be dis- | | was greatly needed, as many may testify | I | | are, a HOBRS.On March 170 180 ar Sireut, Glon- cestérshire, England.in the va vear of het ure, Marvy Wall beloved wife of Peter obs, and moth r of Alb.on Hobbs of Sr.Lauren JEGOU DUO LAZ.\u2014IN this city, an April 6, Le Voeomte Henr: Jeæou Im Laz.aged 33 : Nerd Us.The Taneral will rake place Wednesday Dox u © am.from his late residence, 345, Sancuiner street.8 KING.On the -nd inst.suddenly.ar Lon- dos.Fuglant (Via: nl King nephew of | Ag =: \u2018 .Gare 2 M =.l'a 5.av l ZT years, 8 MULLAN hel ase in Jesus on Monday, , Arti oc 1595, al Hi lleres Hindson, po.Agnes Melonnalt, relics af the late John Muilazs © ishing.PQ).in the ard vear of her age Pun-rai ram her son's Tesidenes, en: Th its day at 100 am.L Friends ant ae- guair noes are respevtfn'is requested 159 aitend.0\u201c PINE tim the 23rd Morch, is.at Mont! les Vaux, st, Aubin's, Jersey English han- nd, Mro Philip Pinel.father of the Rev.J.Pinel of T.ennoxviile, P.O.in the Th year of his age no BCOTT - Ar =haworndge, on the sth instant, .Robison scott, in his Zn) vear Funeral on Wednesday, the 18h list a: - pm.Relatives and friends are gpectiilly requested in attand ther notice.ant, Tr- 1 without fur-, 9 oe rea i gion BEN tinguished from an ordinary tweed gar- \u201cment.The process leaves no mark.: Rigby is the last work of science.i WEAR ONLY RIGBY | WEAR ONLY RIGBY | Notre Dame and St.Peter streets, S.CARSLEY\u2019S EASTER NOTICES.mr mr nm RU d Co THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.TuESDAY, APRIL 9, 1805, JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS?ve arc to carry out the mmprons ne Special sale of Ladies\u2019 and Gentleinen\u2019s ilk Umbrellas for Easter presents, all this week At S.CA&SLEY'S.HUNDREDS OF LADIES\u2019 SPRING JACKETS.LADIES SPRING JACKETS.Hundreds of Ladies\u2019 new Spring Jackets just received, all pretty ard excellent value for The Easter Trade AND HUNDREDS OF LADIES\u2019 SPRING CAPES.LADIES\u2019 SPRING CAPES.Just marked off for the Easter Trade.All pretty and capital value.At S.CARSLEY'S.As will be seen, the new Universal Knife has TWO BLADES, also a Corscrew, a Glazier's Tool, at will cut glass, and an arrangement to cut the ends off cigars.But, as stated before, it is understood that young boys must not use the latter.A shipment of the Pocket Knives has just and will be GIVEN AWAY in the following manner.With every Boy's or Youth's Suit or Overcoat sold THIS WEEK One of the new Universal Pocket Knives will be given free of charge.S.CARSLEY.GAS FIXTURES At a Discount of from 25 to 50 p.c.In consequence of catalogues of many of our desi of Gas Fixtures having run out, we are prepared to clear a large portion of our stock at the above discount.Call Early and Secure a Choice.Universal to hand new come Tweed ROBERT MITCHELL & CO, 8 Bleury GENERAL B Safety Pins, lc card.Ribbons.1lc¢ yard.Fancy Handkerchiefs, 10c¢, reduced 5c.Black Grenadine, 3c yard.Colored Veillngs, Hc yard.Torchon Lace, 4e, Sc, 10e dozen.Colored Embroidery, te, 2c, 3c.Mde.Skirting Embroidery, 25c vara.All-Wool Halifax Tweeds, 30c.Cashmere Hose, 2 pairs for 25c.Black Silk Hose, S5e, reduced 50¢ pair.Crimson and Green Wool Frieze, 3c yard.Ladies\u2019 Waterproofs.$5, reduced $2.Linen Napkins, 31 doz.Wide Curtain Net, 15c vard.ROWELL'S GENERAL BAZAAR, 1597 Notre Dame Street, __ Between Bu Lambert's Hil and Court House.ALARM CLOCKS.Good Reliable Time Keepers for $1.00, CABINET CLOCKS, Walnut and Oak Cases, half hour strike, from §3.50.HALL CLOCKS, Walnut, Oak and Cherry.from 26.00.D.BEATTY, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 137 St.Peter 8troet, (opposite \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.) Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired on the Premiars.Watches Cleaned, Repaired and Warranted for one year, $1.00, Main Spring and Cleaning, $1.50 J.E.TREMBLE, DISPENSING street.CHEMIST, St.Catherine and Mountain Streecs.SOLE DEPOT FOR DIET DISPENSARY GOODS.Fresh Supplies Received Ever: Morning.SHIPMAN & CRIFFITH, Funeral Dircctors and Embalmers, 2356 ST.CATHERINE ST.ALWAYS OPEN.TEL EPHONE 302%).PU PURE CAMPHOR! TI Naphthaline Moth Balis.Insect Powder.HENRY R.GRAY.Chemist, 122 St.Law rence Main | se THES 8& CO.Undertakers\u2019 and Manufacturers\u2019 Funeral Supplies, 300 St.James street, 300.JOHN MURPHY & CO°S ADVERTISEMENT.NEW FOR There is a fine sense of fit- ness\u2014a delicacy of spiritual perception\u2014in having things new for Easter.It bespeaks a culture in Fashion that almost assumes a religious aspect .\u2018The Easter gift\u2019 is, alsn, something beautifully appropriate to the season.Each custom is deservedly worthy of encouragement, as, indeed, everything is that softens the harsh and unlovely features of commonplace existence, and ex- tdnds the amenities of life.Wé would, therefore, suggest a ready- to-wear list for Easter in which the best qualities and the latest styles will be found in conjunction with low, and in many instances much less than wholesale, prices.BOYS' SUITS, LADTES' JACKETS, LADIES CAPES.LADIES COSTUMES, CHILDREN'S DRESSES, KNITTED AND WOOL SHAWLS.GI.OVES AND UMBRELI.AS, MEN'S TIES AND SCARFS Easter Novelties! Easter Eggs Bo a TSF JOHN MURPHY & CO, 2813 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Corner Metcalfe st.TELEPHONE No.3833.Robt.Neville, Jr., CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly Attended to.Edtimates given for all classes of work, 120% ST.ANTOINE STREET, Telephone No.353.(Near Windsor street.) WW ALL PAPERS GEC.8.KIMBER, HOUSE AND BIGN PAINTER 2466 St.Catherine street.Bell Tel.3X7.A NEW AND GOOD THING XIN SILVER.x) Ladies often leave their purses cn a shop counter, or a sharp thief may snatch it.THE IDEAL SAFETY CHAIN; Wor as a Bracelel, hai a small attachment fastened to the Purse which absolutely prevents such a mishap.Every lady will want this practisal novelty.Price in Best Eleciro Plate.- $1.50, Sterling Silver.2.00, Rolled Gold .+.$1.75.JOHN WATSON, Importer of Sterling Silverware, Jewellery.Electro Plate, Table Cutlery, Spoons and Forks, ete.2174ST.CATHERINE ST, A (Art Association Building,) *% Neur Henry Morgan & Co.s.A Recent Authority Says: \u2018The merchant who has a stock of goods of undoubted quality and style in such variety and volume as good business judgment dictate, and owns it at such prices that he Knows cannot be legitimately undersold, is always so secure in his position of advantage that it is not tfiecessary for him to be either arrogant, self-praiseful or pretentious.\u2019 In the matter of CARPETS Oflcloths, Rugs, Mats, Curtains, Poles, and the other house furnishings, we find it only needs that buyers see ours, and the goods make the sale.|| Jas.Baylis & Son, The Carpet Warehouse, 1837 NOTRE DAME STREET.(COYERNTON S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, The old and reliable remedy for Coughs, ColdsN Asthma, Bronchitis, ac.Price 25¢.Tor sale by all LEA Druggists.Prepared Ly C.J.COVERNTON & (O., 121 Blcury street.TELEPHONE No.1377.21 - - -_ À would | SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.THE DOMINION LINEN WAREHOUSE, Corner of St.Antoine and Mountain streets.Go for the Biggest Trade, By Giving the Biggest Value tu GENEEAL DRYGOODS and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, And For This Rainy Season We carry a splendid range of Ladies\u2019 Hep- tonette and other Waterproof Goods.Men, Boys\u2019 and Yonihs\u2019 Furnishirg Gools.The best stock in town.Millinery in all the New York and Parisian Fashions.More new Tres Goods, Prints, etc.And we allow à discount of 5 percent off for cash ou all purchases of one Jollar and over.and Plain Ginghams, in Fancy Sateens, openings Crepons, MAIL ORDER.All orders received by mail, promptly attended to, and samples sent on application.SEE TO-MORROW'S \u2018ADD.\u2019 pm me JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, THE FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE 203 to 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET.144 to 130 Mountain street.TELEPHONE, 8225, BRANCH: ST.CATHLRINE STREET, Cor.Buckinghain avenue.Telephone 3330.~ SEALE & SON, FUNER AL DIRECTORS, Phone He.Cor.Beaver Hall and Dorchester sis.© UNPLEASANT OVER PERSPIRATION.USE CORAL SOAP.25 Cents.>> \u201cA Cicar Skin is Beauty.CORAL OINTMENT, 50 Cents, Grand Spring Openina_ Latest novel ties in Millinery and Fancy Goods will be shown on and after April 9.Inspection invited.Miss M.Gray and Miss Shaw, 61 St.Antoine street.The 2 dVitness.UNTERRIFIED CITY FATHERS.WOULD NOT BE COERCED GOING ON WITH ST.LAMBERT HILL EXTENSION.AN EVENING OF DISCORD AT THE CITY HALL.Alderman Hurteau, at the the aldermen into going on with the widening and extension of St.Lambert hill, without any further delay, but the scare did not work.This strenuously opposed project was brought up before the meeting in the form of a report from the Finance Committee, but was nothing more, nor less than the judgment of the Court of Review ordering the city to go on with, the work, and attached to it was a letter; from the city attorneys, pointing out that the judgment of the Court was final and! that the Council had now to take what steps it thought fit in the matter.It was, thought as the judgment and the attor-| | neys\u2019 opinion had been before thé Finance Committee that it would have reported to Council what was the best way of dealing with the matter but it did not and presented merely the bare reports.which Alderman Hurteau moved should be adepted.On that motion most of the discussion that followed was centred.Ald.Stevenson started the discussion by saving: 'I would like to know what is the good of the Finance Committee sending to us a report like that?All it tells ue is what we knew before, that the city bad been fined $2,000, and must carry out the commands of the Court.Why did not the Finance Committee append to the\u2019 opinion of the city attorney and the deci-! sion of the Court a report telling us how | Special Values in All These Departments.| Linen Sheetings, Curtains, Cretonnes, ! Quilts, ete.Dress Materials, Costume Cinths, Suitings, Silks, Satins, etc.Prints, Ginghams, Sateens, Muslins, Drills, Ducks, ete.Smallwares, Notions and Fan«v Goods.Wools, Yarns and Fancv Knitiings.Laces, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Veil-! ings and Gloves.Whitewear, Trousseau Outfit, Corsets, ete.Mantles, Jackets, Capes and Fancy Cloak- ings.For all Skin Affections and Disfigurements.Its action is wonderful, Send fur directions.W.E.\u2018\u20ac HESTE RB.451 Lagaucnetiere 81.Montreal F 1 INTO | meeting of: the City Council last night, tried to scare, ; corporate social - also at some ; sarly cational It is said the city has no Inonev ani ru.not carry out the project.The Fins Committee knows whether ve Lave tn or not and should say so.It 38 5 + bald report and I move that it be 765 - back to the Finance Committee to re fully upon and suggest what shen done.\u201d This amendment war secon, Ald.Smith.Ald.MeBride said that the geo; | of the report only meant the avc \u2019 of it for discussion.Ald.Hurteun said that the accepting of the reper: meant accepting it for discussion way the decision of the courts «!, < ; would have tn he oheyed.{ \"This is a most serious quest.| Ald.Smith.\u2018There are two «+ =o, , bursue in this matter: one 1o abey \"der of the Court; the other to rf | abev it.If we must obev it | have the money to do it.ros that we have not got it The: Toe nothing to do tax ta carry tooo ; lo me there ;s pose a Special second course open fo the city ; nothing at all about the matter u not know but what this ¢ nurse =\" one of the (wo.The govern.; gone to work and imposed thos ov : job on the city when ir how ve [that tt had not thé Lioney to car\u201d \"Now the fines that the cite woul! | pay would have to «i to Tue gone , Such heing the case at is bart \u201cthat the pover.maoent would press ° them.Of course the people who wo I city to go cn with the scheme will Hed going to law and getting 32.000 nigne c against the city.Well, 1 say or \"0 Keep on getting the iyl@ncts.ur | said it is net liked hat the oe will collect the fines\u201d Ald.Kenne iv aleo thous i+ « f ish thing for he Firauce © 0 send such a report: \u20185 the oh \u201cheld that it shoull ec Hack toc 0e F Committee.\u2018What the me one know is where 18 the mor ATEN 1 to pay for the jeh° I HI.should have to lock to the sks of pray that it may come mb! \u2018Send the report hack Committee and le: it say to be paid for\u201d said Ald.Cost rn to th how > + , Ald.Peauscléil was of as the government had roid oh.do the werk thai it should be give the city the money to 520\" Ald.McBride did net approve °° cial taxation proposition.He rhe ooo good financirg the work in vis carried ont.He was willing thes port should go back to the Finn mitten, if by daing sc gt sou 1% ; prevent spevial taxation.The vate was then taken on verson's amendinent te send th Lack to the Finance Commit carried by sixteen to ring TI.\"of the amendment roused the \u20187 .chairman of the Finance Comr.tre Hurteau.Springing to his feet 1 \u201cflercely, * Now you have done 11 0° city will pow he finel FLN ever Then aros> Ald Stevenson ar sin right and left into AIX Hot | told him that the statement he He: \\ was not true, that the city «cui i ined $2,700 every day ture ! wanted Mr.Huorteai + nu» City was not going to he scared ing on with that job \" Tinis scan \u2018of vours, sir.is out cf date now A goed cid-fashioned sarabole now \u20ac sued between the two aldermen AJ Stevensen had the last word You dot \u201cscare Us into going on with that \u201cthe same.he said as he sans 1 \"chair and wiped his forehead i A report from the Finan oe (07 : ; recommending that the Mo ntrea F tion Company be giver $10 00 E Lover tll next meeting \u20181 should like 19 Epou si Stevenson, * when we are tout 7 a port from the Félice Investigati \u201cmittee.\u201d In reply ALD Main man of the vomiittes, sabl that + \u201che was concerned he could ive l@t ence.but the comnuitte- hal a sub-committee to look ever the ! and make a Tepert gna so 51 1, ar ready it won]d be given tooo une Ald.Savignaec said he wanted plain about the words thar had te 1 - posed to have heen left oor of the 5 Laforest report and wheel ur: A Sir.Laforest had heen sand oo oo of some minor irregularities Tr kad been put in en the attorney and that at a suvsénue adv eo oo ling of the sub-committee, at whieh ! Penny was not bresent, the wer taken out.After they had been ere Ald.Penny had seen the report ar 1 taken no exception to it.Ald.Penny expiaivei the whey read the report he did not netice 1 the words had been left out voy meeting of the council, when the was presented awl read.he Lut nor tbe words had heen left out ur 1 de tried to draw the attention of îhe a\u2019der men to the fact du he hal teen cried- down by Ald, Kenn «iy Both Aldermen Sith and Mobile thought Mr.Penny's attentio nosh Lx been drawn by the other members of the sub-committee to the fact that the words had heen taken out when he tailed to notice the fact when reading oor ho 1 -< - report.The matter was then drogues the time being.An effort was made to discuss the eur closing of chops, but it was decided | take up the sxbjlect at a sabsequent ner\u201d ing.Ald.McBride moved football clubs be given a themselves into cul improvement.ete.trait on a being taken it was decided to later meeting.A communication was read Mayor and council of St Henri that St.Henri was willing to closing by-law when gonde and Montreal did.will meet again to-night.+ that the Huw charter to vie discuss from sas pass Ste, The «© \u2014_> UPPER CANADA COLLEGE.Toronto, April X\u2014The announcer °° \u2018that the principal and staff of 1, 7 Canada College had received notice t cate their positions caused a stir In « circles, Principal Dickson suo that the notices were given by the irc of management pending a reorgunt-a\u2018) and 1t appears is chiefiv a formahitv T college has been losing money.The do in 1893 was 37.681 and last year 34.1 The bill now passing through the lee A lature will unlock 8100.00 of the Uy ; Canada College endowment.which + be paid to the institution as a seitioru\u2026.* of the claim which it has against :Le university.The notices of disxmissa; 1.) 3 in some cases take effect as a reduc\u2018iun i in the expenditures is contemplated.= pr i i Ia bac] H 4 row ORE ES AT AN rs A ve I'UESDAY, APRIL 9, 1895.BILLS OF RIGHTS.Important Discovery by the Mani- toha Provineial Librarian, AUTHENTICITY OF NUMBER THREE.SIR JUHY YOUNG'S CORRESPONDENCE \u2014COPY OF THAT RILL ENT 70 THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT \u2014NO REFERENCE TO SEPARATE SCHOOLS, (Toronto Globe) L Winnipeg, April S\u2014An important dis- | eaves relating \u2018np the school question has | tres made by Mr.J.P.Robertson, Pro-: voueal L'brarian, in looking over the vor The Liues of state papers on The matter, u'>cuvery and ns bearing Day be briedy, gveu Tih Manitora Ar Hays rothong ahve separa e scllocls, bun taere dre cers, Pan se tions whien The pmnnorily claim! \u201cFr > separare schools In order Lo : r ! mn.what Vas Meabi by the framers in dra Ang up Those sections, iL 15 Very Bi por ant to niave tie dociwnents upon which Mai.'dba Act vas based.The most ; ce r'aux of these are the bills of rigats | cared one, two, three and four.The | wo 4hich have any bearing on vresezt matter are numbers three and vor Ii No.5s drawn up by the convoi ol Manitoba.and 1x the ene Jde- ei the Pruvincial library.This major.vy clalin 18 the bill presente-l *h- levlegute= at Ut'awa, and that upon *e Manitoba Act was based, BI No.À (es Lrenght ont by Father Richot, who Rota Was the docunient taken tH sa tv the Helezutes, aui not No.3, au the delegates went as reoresen- va ves VAL of the convention but of the 27018.Ca] Goveriinient ol Assiniboia.sf he Catholic mMinor- Po n hs the plea + largely based Fah side.then, ais \u2018nai toil is the document from \u2018noch ce Manitoba A.was drawn UD, UT AR à gool deai où init has existe:l regard \u20180 coos matter in the past any sotettes cures ligh* upon it 18 Impor- \u2018an [Lt x i thar hill No.5 says Crug about separate schonls, so that ir 5 Manitoba Ac were based on it sepa- .Roaalz cou! be read into the °° Rill Na.4 has a grea! deal to say se ou7 ssparate seiiools, and if 12: were the \u201c6 Re ras x Af the acer ir might he argued that Somes AUSES squint that war.RETURN CEDERED, After ths« red-llion of 1553-70 the Im- ;-riat Partiamen* ordered a return to be broigh: down showing all the papers in the matior.These papers were forward- «] dv sir John Young, then (187M Gov- ernor-General «f Canada, and it is this volume OÙ papers which Mr.Robertson rarned up.The correspondence forms a large volume, and is marke\u201dl \u2018Correspondence relating to recent disturbances in the Ral Rover sottlement.presented to bots Houses of Parliamen: by command of Her Majesty.August.18700 At page 129 Sir John Yrnnge sends tn Ear! Gran- vide a desparch nnler date of April 29, SIT as fnl'aws STR COHN YOUNG'S LETTER.Lor}, \u2014Wih reference to my desparch ofthe 25th Apri I have the honor à SRI AN oxtrarn Irom the \u2018Globe\u2019 neus- a T Whieh gives an accoun a the pro- Logs aguinst the iles Nr.KRichar And ! 2 ?, iuy last cormmunica- done uneon fiional réelous- vf the si Ny ether uracee iings have heen ceeds or are pending against the Rav.Hs, Cr Mr, A HL Seart unl they, © with their leagie, Judge Black, non enn?with the ministers i = pa in their capacity of \u201che convention of the people « it right to forward to vour vi oh= t-rms and conditions - tithe detegatrs from the North- 5 which have formel the subject of Vega, THE THIKD LILL.sr John Young distineriy says that Father Renot, Mr, sevtt and Judge Black ere thé lelegates from the people of the ne} River, aud in the second communica- bee forwards a copy of the document rt with them.ani vhich formel the ni the conference, This doecu- rent owas the cin bill of rights, In all tx correspondence separate schools are 1° Treferr-l to once, Thr discovery.Gen js important, as showne that bill N° 2 Was \u2018he (ne brough: 15 (htawa, and \u201chieh formnel the basis of the Manitoba ADTITIONS IN NO.À ol Noo bis a copy of bill No.2.ex-| 1° 10 clauses one and sever.In rlatise! \u201ca législature of two houses ix provided | fr Clase Seven 18 te one which con- tairs \u2018he point at issue, I: reals :-\u2014 (4) That the sehoole he separate and that the prible money for schonis Le distributed amnng the different religious denomina- proportion to their populatinns, frome in accorliræ tn the system of the Province cf Quotes The difference between this and clause seven of il No Nix seen at cnee.-\u2014\u2014 ~~ 0 THE PRICE OF ANTHRACITE COAL, Nos York, Ajril < -The general sales ugents of anthracite coal met to-day and re Himer, La] che following basis of an- \u2018hraële prices.to take effect immediate- Tv Grate 33.37 per ton, égu, $5.33 per ton: stove 3004 per ton; chestnut 23.35 Der ton These prices show declines as compared with the prices of Agril, 1504.us follows \u2014\u2014irate, 176; egy 15¢: stove, 270 chestnut, 40e Western real prices Lars Seat 34 5 fer grate and 44.T5 ror \u201c28, stove and chestnut per tan net.The ces Dr tide-vator, while considerate Sales the last circular.ar- à gerd deg! Love pri es which have heey prevailing.cope Aesterm prices are considerably ad- élever previous quotations, amount- Zz bro sae cases to She por ton.The mr prooduerin 1 he 28500000 tons Sans DUT 200 In April, 13494 _\u2014 - \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ 1 HE IS A CANADIAN, | i © azo, April 4 \u2014Mr.Charles A.Mair, | fo io, has been appointed a member Papal household, the accompany- | Peing chamberlain of the Cape! soared Mr.Mair, wha is a C\u2018ann- - been a member of the Board of vears., bu: lately retired cdr He is at present visiting | e.i RSI wn SES TCR LA NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.END OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL STRIKE-\u2014A WAR ON OVERHANGING BIGNS.Ottawa, April 9.\u2014An amicable understanding has been reached between the directors and the medical staff of the Protestant Hospital.The latter are hereafter to be appointed for three years and are not to be dismissed without cause stated.This is practically guaranteeing the permarency of the staff, for which principle they resigned in a body.They have now withdrawn their resignations.Mr.Surtees, city engineer, is sending out the following notice to all city merchants: \u2018In pursuance with the decision of the council, I hereby notify you that unless the hanging or swinging sign projecting over the sidewalk in front cf the premises occupied by you is removed by you within seven days after the re- veip: of this notice proceedings will be taken at once.\u2019 City physicians report more sickness in : Ottawa this winter than for many years.Influenza and valent diseases.The arrangements for the banquet to the Newfoundland delegates are now com- bronchitis were the pre- plete Lord Aberdeen, Sir Mackenzie Bowell and a number of the otber min- i-ters will be present and \u201cwill make speeches, A report to the Interior Department savs that 370 settlers have arrived in the Alberta district during the month of March.Sir Donald Smith is in the city on de- parimental business.Dr.McEachran, chief veterinary inspector of the Dominion, is here on business with the Department of Agriculture.Commander Spain, of the Fisheries Department, left to-day for the Atlantic coast, to look after the commissioning of che protection fleet.The Hon.Mr.Dickey is expected back from Nova Scotia to-day.Mr.Newcomb, deputy minister ¢f justice, is in Montreal to-day.Sir lronald Smith had an interview with the Premier last evening.The Railway Committee of the Privy Council meets on Friday.The Minister of Justice has remitted the balance of the sentences imposed on Rocme and Banner, Vancouver, embezzling bank clerks.who had till October to serve.The directors of the Y.M.C.A.last evening elected delegates to the National Y.M.C.A.conference at Springfield, Mass, in the month of May.The Hon.T.M.Daly has recovered from an attack of influenza.The last of the voters\u2019 lists are not vet printed.In all the by-elections the new lists and the new hallot will be used.he Rev.H.Pollard, Anglican.de- rounced Mrs.Langtry's action in playing on Gond Friday, as she is advertised to do Lere.rt INTERCOLONIAL TRADE, THE QUESTION RECEIVING THE ATTENTION OF ANTIPODEANS, Ottawa, April 9.\u2014The Ottawa intercol- onial conference gave rise to considerable talk about intercolonial trade arrangments under which all the colories of the empire should make a preferential reduction in customs duties.New Zealand and South Australia are now considering a proposed reciprocity treaty made possibl> by the Imperial act relating to Australia passed in the British Porlicment two weeks ago.One of the provisions of the proposed arrangement is that it shall Fe confined to the two contracting parties and not susceptible of extension to other colonies.They do not unierstand a reciprocity treaty as Mr.Fester does, to be an arrangement be- Lkech two parties for the benfit also of a third.This deals a blow at the intercol- onial trade idea so assiduously cultivated br those who feel that the N.P.is a white elephant on the hands of the Conservative party.It also brings up a question in regard to New Zealand's reported proposal to Canada.It is significant to note in this connection that the Secretary of State for the Colonies in introducing the Australian bill withdrawing the prohibition cf 1S7S against making any fiscal arrangements with any other colony stated that the power thus conferred could not be exercised in attempting any preferential arrangement with the United King- doni.It was also officlally stated that any fiscal arrangements between the colonies would be reserved for the assent of Her Majesty's Government._\u2014 NEW LAVAL M.D.'S.The following are the names of the successful candidates who have passed their {final examinations at Laval University: \u2014 Auguste Joseph Aubin, Adolphe Allaire, J.Alfred Belanger, Alexis Bouthillier, Benjamin Bonnier, Ernest Brunelle, Maxime Belanger, J.F.X.Bosse, Oscar Boule.Aurelien Constantineau, Edouard Charles Camyeau, Gustave Cote, S.A.Daudelin, Albert Desgrosseillers, E.L.Desaulniers.Panl Denis, E.Victor Desy, E.B.Des- marteau, J.Gaspard lequoy, W.J.A.De- rome.Adelard Fecteau, Evariste Gelinas, Arthur E.Gelinas, L.A.Gagnier A.De Granpre, W.Huguenin, Arthur Hurtubise, Olivier Jacques, Timothe Lebel, J.A.Lortie.\\Vulter Lewis, Alexis Lagace, Arthur Leciver.Joseph Lapierre, Albert Lasalle.Edmond Lesage, Henri Lasnier.Daniel LeCavaller.Ernest Belisie.J.14.Martin, Adhemar Magnan.Eximere Martin.J.R.Pepin, L.Z.Renaud, J.P.Roux, J.B.Richard, J.C.A.Ricard.J.Alderic Saint-Den's, Charles E Tetrault, Joseph E.Page, Fred.Pelletier, C.P.Verdon, Oscar Godard dit Lapointe, Alexis Sara- zin.= \u2014- \u2014- - \u2014 JUDGMENT AGAINST AN OPERA CO.Judge Gill rendered judgment, this morning, in the care of A.D).Taylor vs.the Societe d'Opera Francais.This was an action for rent, and for damages on account of cancellation of the lease.The rent claimed was ar the rate of $75 per week for the premises known as the French Opera House, since September last, and the damage was put down by plaintiff at 3200.The company did not plead to the action, and judgment went in favor of plninrtiff for the amount claimed, ordering also the cancellation of the lease.1° 1 0 STILL ANOTHER CANDIDATE.The name of Mr.J O.Joseph is added to the list of candidates for the position uf batonmnier of the district of Montreal.DE PERI ts THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.SMELLS A SCANDAL.ALD.KENNEDY ANXIOUS REGARDING WORK AT THE EAST END DEPOT.When the Road Committee met yesterday afternoon Ald.Kennedy said he desired information as to the way the city had been going on with the work on the east end depot.He had heard that the work should have been done by the C.P.R.From what he had read in the newspapers it certainly looked as if there was something wrong.He also wanted to know where the money had come from to pay the men who had been working there.Had the Finance Committee voted money in a proper manner for it ?The city surveyor said that no money had been voted for the work and that the men's wages had been paid by the Road Department.\u2018It is strange how some people manage tor get money from the city,\u201d said Ald.Keunedy, angrily.Mr.St.George further explained that all along he had been opposed to the work going on.The people at the time were clamoring for work and so it had been started.Before the work was started the city should have had a proper agreement with the C.P.R.and have known just how much it was going to contribute towards it.He had written several times to the Road Committee, but the work had gone on all the same.About c¢ight thousand dollars had been paid out on the work.The C.P.R., according to contract, was to have done the excavating under the bridge when the ground was handed over to them.So far as he could remember Ald.Kennedy said that he had never voted for the work going cn.It was very queer that money could be got to be paid out on this job when there were urgent works for which not a cent could be got.\u2018 Something, I tell you, Is wrong, gentlemen.\u2019 The only reference that could be found in the minutes to the giving out of the work was an entry on Dec.15, 1894, which stated that \u2018 the contract for the excavating, tearing down, etc., required for the iron superstructure of the Noire Dame street bridge,\" had been given to Messrs.Madore & Frechette as a continuation of their contract for the Berri street tunnel.Ald.Prefontaine said there was nothing crooked about the paying out of the money for the work.Some time ago money had heen voted for the construction of \u201cthe depot and he supposed the money paid for wages had been taken out cf it.Ald.Kennedy thought the aldermen were too pliant towards the C.P.R.Ald.Prefontaine said he had done nothing wrong and those who thought he had could go to court and prove it.He had done what he could to get the C.P.R.to take up the work.He would do the best he could to arrive at an understanding about the work with the C.P.R.It was decided to refer the whole matter to the city attorney and ask his opinion about it.\u2014 ¥ THE COUNCIL POSTPONED.The opening of the first council.of bishops of the Roman Cathôlic Ecclesiastical Province of Montreal, which had been fixed for April 28, has now been postponed on account of the absence of Mgr.Larocque, Bishop of Sherbrooke, who is in Europe, and cannot return for that date.All the public prayers preparatory to the opening of the council have consequently been cancelled.The council will probably not be held before next fall.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.Montreal Typographical Union, No.176, held its annual meeting and election of officers on Saturday evening.Dr.C.F.Martin last evening delivered an instructive lecture on the bistory of bacteriological researches and the anti-toxine treatment of, disease, under the auspices of the Microscopical Society.Eighteen of the local Indges of Oddfellows will celebrate the seventy-sixth anniversary of the Order on Friday, April 26.Canton Mount Royal No.1, Patriarchs Militant, will give a banquet on the eve of that day in the Wavertree restaurant, and the other cantons and lodges will give entertainments of various kinds .Olivet Baptist Y.P.S.C.E.passed the fnl- lowing resolution:\u2014'Whereas, we the Christian Endeavorers, have learned from the press that the Royal Commission appointed by the government to collect facts concerning prohibition, is about to bring in a majority report.we hereby reiterate our opin- fon that prohibition i8 absolutely necessary, snd that we shall still do all in our power bv ballot and other means, to bring about our desire.EAST END METHODIST CHURCH, The revival meetings held during the past week In the above church came to a close on Sunday evening.Perhaps not in years has there been such a spiritual Interest awakened.The pastor, Mr.McAmmond, was ably.assisted by the Rev.J.Mel).Kerr, of Toronto.Mr.Kerr preached a full gospel, and many reached out to seek and obtain the fulness of blessing provided.The large crowds attracted witnessed the effect of the \u2018old-time religion\u201d on the human heart.Such a sight of happy.shining faces as filled the basement on Sunday evening is seldom seen.The Rev.Mr.Ferguson happened to he in the city on Saturday and stayed over to enjoy the service.He preached a powerful sermon in the evening and also on Sabbath afternoon.feature of the meeting was to see so many seeking a definite power for service.The motto of this old church is to be \u2018filled with the spirit.\u201d The meeting on Wednesday evening, conducted by the pastor, will be of an svangelistie character.HUMAN NATURE.in doing that which we believe to be good, right and just spontaneously from choice.and because a volce within bids us to do so.\u2019 MR WATKIN MILLS'S RECITAL.» The recital given on Saturday afiernoon by Mr.Watkin Mills was a treat long to be | For one person unaided to; keep a large and critical audience entertain- | Mr.! remenrbered.ed for two hours is no light task.yet Mills succeeded in doing this and more.From the opening number the audience was worked up to a high state of enthusiasm,\u2019 and this was maintained throughout.There were sixteen numbers on the programme, which was evidently arranged to suit all tastes, and each number was given with fine feeling, and a thorough appreciation of the composer's ideas.Mr.home in operatic as in the lighter class of music, as was evidenced on Saturday.the programme being divided into operatic Han- delcan, ballads and national airs.In spite of the length of the programme, Mr.Mills was ohliged to respond to encores, giving in one instance the \u2018Bonnie Banks of Loch l.o- mend,\u2019 which elicited much applause.The selection, \u2018O Ruddier Than the Cherry,\u2019 fresm \u2018Acts and Galatea\u2019 (Handel), was given im a most finished manner, as was also Honor and Arms.\u2019 Of the songs of the nations, the Irish song.\u2018Father O'Flynn\u2019 and \u2018In Cellar Cool\u2019 (old German), were perhaps the most appreciated.At the end of the concert Mr.Mills's voice showed no traces of the severe strain put upon it.and\u2018 when he gave \u2018God Save the Queen,\u2019 his voice rang out as resonant and clear as in the opening number.Mr.C.A.E.Harriss accompanied Mr.Mills with much taste and skill.As the andience left the hall many expressions of delight were heard.Mr.Mills is assured of a warm welcome whenever he visits Montreal.CALEDONTAN SOCIETY 8 LECTURE On Friday evening last, Mrs.Belle Rose Emslie, the well known elocutionist, delivered a very instructive lecture on Songstresses of Scotland.\u201d before the bers of the Caledonlan Society in St.Andrew\u2019s parlor.The ex-vice-president, Mr.Robert Reid, occupied the chair.Mrs.Ems- lle traced in a very interesting manner the pedigree of Scottish song in the female line from the time of Mary Queen of Scots down to some of the poetesses of the present day.While necessarily short, owing to the ground to be travelled over, her criticisms of the various writers passed in review were concise and discerning.The rendering of l.ady Nairn\u2019's quaint old-world song of \u2018The Twa Doos.\u201d was especially appreciated by the audinece.At the.close of the lecture, Mr.J.W.Hannah.Mr.E.Bain and Mr.J.Macfarlane contributed some pertinent remarks on the subject, after which a hearty vote of thanks was accorded by the society to Mrs.Emslie for her able paper.M'GILL NORMAL SCHNOL MISSIONARY SOCIETY.The regular monthly meeting of the Me- Gill Normal School Missionary Society was held on Friday evening in the Normal School.\u2018India.\u2019 had been chosen as the topic for the evening.Very interesting and instructive papers were given by Miss N.Green, Miss A.Booth and Mrs.Dawson.secretary of the Woman's Auxiliary.The secretary, Mr.Jordan, then read a paper which had been prepared for the society by his brother, Mr.W.F.Jordan.for several years a missionary in Guzerat and Bombay.As facts given by an eye-witness, have their interest enhanced, so the sufferings of our Indian brothers, their need of Christ, and thelr readiness to be taught about him, seemed more interesting and real as the words of one who has recently dwelt among them, and preached in their villages were heard.The meeting was closed with singing.There is a misslonary spirit working in the Normal School this year, and three at least of the students have their eye on foreign flelds of labor, while many others will go forth determined to make the respective schools of which they become teachers, centres of active home missionary work.CHINESE SUNDAY SCHOOL SEHOLARS.Knox Church can boast of one of the largest Chinese Sunday-schools in the city; it was established by Dr.Thomson, missionary, some two months ago, and the average attendance of scholars is from ninety to a hundred.The school opens at half- past seven, and closes at nine, and as evidence of the warm interest that is taken in the work, every Sunday evening after the church service is over, the Rev.Mr.Fleck, followed by a large part of his congregation, fiock into the school and help in teaching.The Sunday-school room is large and pleasant, and provided with every convenience in the way of chairs, tables, ete.The pupils appear to enjoy their lessons, and the teachers, who are truly interested, cannot help but find pleasure in teaching scholars who are so eager to be taught.Of all foreign people that come to our country the Chinese are probably the most anxious to learn the English language.It seems almost as if they are asking for the bible.Y.M.C.A.JUNIORS.Last night was Juniors night at the Association Building.They were everywhere and anywhere.For the time being the building was theirs.They turned out in force, bringing with them their mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters.Over 450 people were present leaving few vacant seats.The occasion was the closing entertainment mem- of their social work for the season, AD alaborate and entertaining pragramme had been gotten up.Mr.Chas.Kelly, a whole entertainment in himself, captivated the boys with his songs and guitar solos; Mr.A.C.Wurtelle, with his musical glasses, and Mr.Aspinall, with his concertina.secured vociferous encores.The juniors themselves took down the house with thelr horse and floor pyramids, bar bell drill and bo- hunkus chair drill, showing the careful training they had secured in the gymnasium.But as the boys would say, what \u2018took the cake' was the kazoo band specially gotien up for the occasion.No two instruments were alike.There was the kazoo six feet long and from that right down to the diminutive sized, all gaily decorated with the association colors.The association certainly do the square thing for their junior members as was verv evident at last night's entertainment.They deserve the hearty support and co-operation of every parent in Montreal.Under no better influences can they place their boys.ROYAL ALBERT LODGE.Last night was a gala night with the A pleasing | St.\u2018To make the best of human nature,\u201d said | the Rev.J.Edgar Hill.in the course of a practical address owe the subject before the .Women's Club, yesterday afternoom: \u2018to make the best of human nature in its four aspects: physical, mental, moral and emotional; and to realize the pure, true, genuine happiness to be had out of it, it is essential thot we get to understand that human nature, and to understand the means and processes hy which it is to be helped Human nature, in all Hs departments.proceeds on the process of development: it expands from within, and whatever it is to become it must begin from the centre and work towards the cireum- ference.We must cultivate our mind to get the best out of it.Education, if it means a \u201cputting\u201d at all, means a patting in only to bring out; so that the end of education is nnt to present an who Is ablo to pass a certain examination, up towards its best.individual ; or one who has acquired so much informa- | \u201cthe sacrifice tion.but rather, to produce a free.active, energetic mind\u2014a mind that can learn from history and experience, that can frame lessons for îts own gnidanre, and that ean make history for itself.So.morality does noi consist in simply acquiring a certain number of moral maxims and precepts, but brethren of the Royal Albert Lodge A.F.& A.M.Worshipful Bro.Albert I).Nelson, P.M., was the recipient of a handsome past master's jewel, the gift of the brethren of the lodge.Besides the regular members of the lodge a large number of visiting brethren were present, many from far distant lodges.\u201cTHE CRUCIFIXION.beautiful cantata, \u2018The Crucifixion,\u2019 was sung last evening by the members of George's Church choir.This composition: the work of Sir John Stainer, M.A, Mus.Doc., deals with the different events preceding and during the crucifixion of Our Saviour.The cantata is divided into twenty different parts, tive of which are hymns, in the singing of which the congregation were The invited to join.The soloists were: Tenor, Mr.G.A.Irwin; bass, Messrs.C.D.White, G.Gray and C.Hillman.Mr.H.Rees and Master Crossley also assisted.A short form of service was read by the Very Rev.Dean Carmichael and the Rev, C.J.James.Mr.lllsley's organ accompaniments and solos were very effective.A LESSON FROM LONDON.Last Sunday the Rev.G.Osborne Troop preached from the Lamentations of Jeremiah, chap.i., verse 12, \u2018Is it nothing to you, all ye that pass by?behold and see if there be any sorrow, like unto my sorrow, which is done unto me.\u201d The events of the week should fix the attention of all upon wrought for us at Calvary.Ontside of the persona! faith in Christ and the life led in accordance with tha Fait.there is no safety for us from the evils and sins of this world.The parent cannot speals of Christ's religion to his chili unl himself has this rea! and living Mills is equally at - \u2018The ADVERTISEMENTS.LM 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colorings.and with Embroidery MEN'S GLOVES saw We are showing an immense range of Men's loves in all the latest and most fashionable shades.DENT'S GOLD TAN.DENT'S TILBURY D for Driving.ENGLISH DERBY.r\u2014 A J, y ENRŸ MORGAN CO.MONTREAL.The late terrible revelations of evil in high social circles in England show the necessity of constant watch and prayer lest we enter ; into temptation.We each of us have our besetting sins, so that unless our minds are fixed upon something higher than ourselves.we, in our leisure moments, are disposed to: indulge that sin.Formal restraints are not sufficient.sion of sin can always find a means to escape mere coaventional restraint.mind, the heart must be fixed.evil desires.we shall commit evil acts, week should dispose our minds to thoughts of him who endured this sorrow for us.1f we do not think of the sacrifice of Calvary we are among the number of those is nothing.\u2014- -\u2014 THE PASSOVER FESTIVAL.ing to-day the 3207th anniversary of the: departure of their ancestors from Egypt.| Specia] services were held in the various synagogues last evening and this red | ing.The Rev.Rabbi De Sola officiated in the Spanish and Portuguese synagogue, and preached in the morning from the, text, \u2018It is the night upon which the Eter-! nal observed his promise to bring them forth from Egypt; this is that night dedi-! cated to the Eternal, to be observed by; all the children of Israel throughout their.generations.\u201d God had promised Abraham to emancipate his descendants at the end of tour hundred years, but would he have made that promise had he not known that they would be worthy of redemption 7 The Talmud taught that, among other reasons, the Israelites had merited redemption because they had not changed their names and their language, because they had preserved their national characteristics.They had remembered Joseph's dying assurance that God would surely deliver them, and therefore they had not allowed themseives to be absorbed by the Egvptians.Their refusal to listen to Mores had been but temporary, and it was a very natural consequence of their \u2018bitterness of spirit and cruel bondage.\u2019 Rabbi De Sola made an impassioned appeal to his congregation to emulate the example of their ancestors, and to preserve their dist'netive and venerable religious institutions from modern innovations in the guise of reforms.Thus would they render themselves worthy of thelr glorious past, and of their yet more glorious future.The services in the McGill College avenue synagogue were conducted by Rabbi Friedlander, and the sacred edifice was crowded.Rabbi Rosaner officiated in the Cadieux street synagogue.Rabbi Veld conducted the services in the Temple Emanu-EIl, in accordance with the reformed ritual.a Ce PHARMACEUTICAL EXAMINATIONS.The preliminary Board of Examiners of the Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of Quebec held their quarterly examinations in Montreal and Quebec, on Thursday.April 4,for the examination of candidates desiring to enter the study of pharmacy.Thirty-one candidates presented themselves in Montreal and three in Quebec.of these the following passed and are entitled to be registered as certified apprentices, their names being given in order of merit, namely :\u2014 James A.Gillespie, Joseph Victor Murray.Hercule Guerin.Henry St.George, F.W.Kneen, S.A.Lamoureaux, Joseph l\u2019igeon, W.F.Shea.George A.Ricard, Paul Ber- geron, A.J.Aubry.A.Bachand, Romeo Casgrain and A.Lauzon.Mr.À.Christie passed upon all subjects but geography.The subjects examined upon were English, French, Latin, arithmetic, geography and history.The examiners were Professors À.L+blond de Drumath and Isaac Gammell, Mr.A.LaRne.nf Quebec.acting as supervisor for that city and district.The next | examination will be held on July 4 Candi- i dates must send in their applications at Jeast ten days before the date of examina- .j tion.The soul bent upon the commis- But the | The desires .must be in the direction of righteousness .if we are to be righteous, for from the heart proceed evil thoughts, so that if we indulge | The evenis commemorated in this present! | who pass by, to whom the sorrow of Christ: Our Jewish fellow-citizens are celebrat- | SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills.They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A perfect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER.They Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable.Small Pill.Small Dose.Small Price.OOK - WORK executed with \"WITNESS neatness and despatch at the PRINTING & PUBLISHING ROUSE GROCERS\u2019 DIRECTORY.T.CARROLL Will Kemove Mu 105 ST.si st 1 THE PARK GROCERY, WW.MARRIAGE, Io Parl avenue.J.B.McCULLOUGH, 78 University st., cor.Burnside Place.Choicest TEAS, and everything in the Groeary ine TELEPHONE 3=ls.THOMAS K.T.STONE, 627 Wellington.cor.Fpurydois st, PL S Choice Groceries and Provisions.Charles JOHN JOHNSTON, Cor.Prince Arthur and St.Hypolite, .Always on hand a fine stock of Groceries and Provisions.Choice BUTTER a specialty.D.STEWART, The Very Finest SUGAR CURED BACON and HAMS.206 Nt.Antoine street, E.CUNNINGITAM, Corner St.George and Lagauchetierce hold mecrings.WF Co Feers resulted as follows: J A.Prevost, president, À.i first vice-president, J.cl + vice-presilent, V.Barry :> John VW Ross, hon secretary! ! captain.first Afteen, AL J.vantain.second Aîteen, Il».Ander-! ain \u2018hird Hitreen, BD Power: hon.reo.Comniitree\u2014E.lainton, ° - PF MeRoblie, A.F.A larciar.room comm'\u2019\u2019- à ML Carter, D.Ander- x Harry, E Lirren.AQUATICS.| i | ! i | ; TTT ji + ! ENTRIES A1 HENLEY.| Le 1» \u2014The entries for the Hen-\u2019 | ponfisnel to-day.Carnell\u2019 a Crew to ocothpe.e iT ep.The Arzon- a \u20ac Tor nw.Canada.has\u2019 1 Téw 17 Thé Stewards\u2019 challenge: ii Tnomps u and E.A.Thnomrp- Zo, will Contes: for the diamond.VLOGS ANNT AL MEETING.: ting of he Vales Boating | At This A A.A, club house is VEUT E, a: eight AND: HARING, April! * -\u2014Jake Gaudaur, - +f America, is in the city arrange 1 row Harding, the +, pt Juv the championship of Tr.mie nie \u2018no dits.If Harding: Tor Lo Afiorics The rare wll take piace ary faq unie Shr a purse of Lhe houde.ars à Ed Le.Gaxidaur [og \u2018© at rot > we pur Austin, Tex, where vo regatta there in \u2018a TS LOONTHIAN SAILINS SLT Bof tre Crinthian Salling pes Hetr Nba, Meeting cine Commo- Tie annual re-; rerary Mr.J.F.; satement show | © hmlanice py othe bur- adopte.Tae as follows \u2014Hon ce Mers nn amimuodore, Stu- sice-ciumodors C harles E.co Dt re T.v.DUurseT, A.Fwing, F.asd % A sous uno \u20ac, Monserra.Fang are poiston pas carrier recoinimendir ét pen CHIBOT Fe sidi \" je Hee = sierber Harie: her.Am en ling a series \u201cass 14 Voies of \u201che MONA A fer the t9 Pus-Commodore luring \u201cha year.LAL a \u201cThe American vacht Tilly launchet at 154 The wharves along »oerowde wirh HT.specla- CRICKET D OMUNTERAL CL: PS ANNUAL MEETING.crea slartei at tn yrs Fre ky Artur H dgson Par'on serond vive : ory.Vatr secreted ROW camamipireas To tlstin.F.N.Stowe and Tome elah, Soained au faring the , agcinst whose ! Cor- | i AOA.pe \u201chalf battalion Sixth Fusiliers, nee cup fed by P.E.Layton & Bro.Bros: + | | | Foster 5) on EE on! es Res respondence on the matter may be addressed to W.Ashton, 1431 St.James street.THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUR.The clubs of the proposed international league will meet in the St Lawrence Hall on Thursday, April 15, to make final ar- : ! rangements for the events of the coming season.Al LACROSSE.THE QUEBEC CLUB'S OFFICERS.The following are the officers of the Que- per J.acrosse Club for the season of 1895-96: Hon.president.S.N.Parent, mayor of Quebec; hon.à'ge-presidents.F.X.Rioux, and L.Stafford.Q.C.; president, J.E.Walsh; vice-president, J.Copeman; treasurer, J.M.Walsh: committee, W.H.Davidson, M.Foler, yr J P.stafford, S.T.Green, L.Kerwin, P.Va sh and T.D.Beattle.RIFLEMEN'S PROGRAMME.The season's programme of shooting matches and practices, and the officers in charge as arranged by the Montreal Amal- i gamated Rifle Association last evening is as follows :\u2014 April 27\u2014Gen-ral practice, Queen's ranges \u2014Li.-Col.Burland.May 4\u2014Montreal Rifle Association annual matches\u2014Lt.-Col.Massey.May 11\u2014Government target practice\u2014After- pren-Righet half battallon Royal Scots, right half battalion Victoria Rifles, rigbt half bat- tation Prince of Wales Rifles.Morning\u2014 Grand Trunk Rifle Association members\u2019 : mateh, 1$\u2014Government target practice\u2014 Right left half bat- half battalion May talion Victoria Rifles, left Prince of Wales\u2019 Riñes.May 24 (Queens Birthday)\u2014If brigade parade \u2018takes place ranges will be closed, otherwise general practice.May 25\u2014Cunadian Military Rifle League.first mateh\u2014Major Ibbotson.June 1\u2014Government target practice\u2014Left half battalion Royal Scots, right half battalion Montreal Garrison Artillery, Victoria Rifles annual inspecticn, June S\u2014Canadian Military Rifle League.Major Blalklock, Sixth Fusl- iters\u2019 annual inspection.June 15\u2014Rnyal Scots\u2019 annual matches\u2014 Major Lydon.Prince of Wales Rifles\u2019 annual inspection.June 22\u2014Government target practice\u2014Left half battalion Bixth Fusillers, left half bat- tallon Montreal Garrison Artiilery.Royal -: Scots\u2019 annual inspection.June 2%9\u2014General practice\u2014Lt.-Col.Hood.Montreal Garrison Artillery, annual inspection.July 1\u2014Dominion Day, general practice\u2014 Cept.Wynne.July (\u2014Canadian Military Rifle third mateh\u2014Lieut.-Col.Massey.League, July 13\u2014Victoria Rifles\u2019 annual matches\u2014 Lt.-Col.Starke.July 20\u2014Montroa! Garrison Artillery an- nnal matches\u2014TLt.-Col.Cole.July 27\u2014Canadlan Military Rifles League, fenrth mateh\u2014Major Ibbotson.Aug.3\u2014Prince of Wales Rifles\u2019 annual matches\u2014Lt.-Col.Butler.1n\u2014Ranges clesed for P.Q.R.A.Aug.17\u2014Sixth Fusillers\" annual matches \u2014L+.-Col.Burland.Aug.24\u2014Grand Trunk Rifle annual matchzs-\u2014Capt.Mitchell.Aug.31\u2014General practice\u2014Capt.Sept, 1\u2014General practice-\u2014Can'.Andrews.Sept.14eneral practice\u2014Capt.Pope.Sept, 21\u2014Genoral practice\u2014Capt.Meakins.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 C.P.R.MILEAGE.The mileage returns of the C.P.R show that in 1893 the figures were 209,723,745., Khereas in 1894, it only amounted to 190,- 207.649.showing a decrease of nine mil- Sion miles in the latter year.This return emphazizes the depression through which the company passed, as the mileage figures cover both freight and passenger trains.Aus.Association, Collins.-_\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.the property now is com- Z down in a few weexs they are selling out their entire stock of pianos and organs at greatly reduced prices; $25 to $150 saved in the purchase of every instrument.Interding purchasers of planos or organs should not miss this chance.Sole agents for the celebrated Behr Bros.\u2019 and vans Removal Sale.\u2014As pianos, Thomas organs, etc.Ware- rooms, 2387 St.Catherine street, corner of Peel.N.B.\u2014Secondhand pianos and or- p çans from $25 upwards.Open evenings.A For sale, cnmmon-sense roach, bug and rat exterminator in tins, 25e, 50c and $1, Will return money if it does not clean your house.71 St.Lawrence Main street, Montreal.ADVERTISEMENTS.A GREY SHOW.BUT A SHOW OF BABY CARRIAGES, ELEGANTLY DESIGNED AND LUXURIOUSLY UPHOLSTERED.IN THE \u201cELECTION OF THESE CARRIAGES APPEARANCE, COMFORT AND DURABILITY HAVE ALLL BEEN CAREFULLY STUDIED.THEN THE PRICES-THEY ARE IM- TORTANT WE SELL A DURABLE AND STYLISII BABY CARRIAGE FOR -\u2014-WELL UPON SECOND THOUGHT WE WONT QUOTE PRICES, AS WITHOUT AN ILLUSTRATION WE CAN GIVE YOU NO IDEA OF THE EASY AND LUXURIANT PABY I CARRIAGES WE ARE SELLING AT 80CII SMALL PRICES.SUPPOSE YOU CALI AND SEE OUR ASSORTMENT, WHICH IR THE PICK OF ALL THI LFEADIN' STYLES BY THE BEST MAKERS AND AT PRICES TO NUIT THE TIMES.IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES.RANGES AND HOUSE-FURNISHING THE Blt: VALUE WE GIVE WILI, ASTONISH YOU.WE WANT YOUR TRADE, AND IF WE CAN GET YOU TO 1.0 OVER OUR STOCK CAREFULLY WE WILL GET IT.COME AND SEE T'S.YOU CAN HAVE CREDIT IF YOU WANT IT AMERICAN WRINGER CO, (Successors to Metropolitan Mtg.Co.) 1678 and 1680 NOTRE DAME STREET.T.A.EM3IANS, Manager.1 MPORTANT NOTICE.Ye have reliable information that several Apectacie Pedlers are travuiling the city, representing themsalves us essociated with our jirm, and offering WORTHLESS IMITATIONS of our Crlehratea Spectacles and Eyeglasses.We do not send où: any Pedlers or Agents of any kind, and desira to warn the public the \"heartless cheats.\u201d HENRY GRANT À SON, Opticians, 12 Beaver Hall, corner Dorchester street THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ADVERTISEMENTS.ADVERTISEMENTS.[N THE SPRING TIME PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND MAKES PEOPLE WELL.Thankful People Everywhere Gladly Endorse the Great Medicine.IT IS A BLESSING CANADIAN / TO THE WHOLE DOMINION.Physicians Acknowledge Its Great Caring Virtues, IT MAKES STRONG NERVES AND PURE BLOOD.IT CURES DISEASE AND LONG-STANDING TROUBLES.An Ontario Man Strongly Testifies.\u2018I am a living witness to the worth of| Paine's Celery Compound.\u2019 This is the statement of Mr.G.J.Smye, of Sheffield, Ont.It makes people well! This fact is so widely known and so fully borne out by thousands of magnificent cures, that the simple statement 1s in itself sufficient.The whole Dominion has been blessed by the marvellous work of the great medicine and an army of rescued and saved men and women bless the noble discover, Prof.Edward E.Phelps, M.D., LL.D.Master minds amongst the medical men of the present day readily acknowledge the potent and curing virtues of Paine\u2019s Celery Compound.They find that it makes strong nerves and pure blood, two essentials necessary for perfect health and strength.Long-standing troubles and diseases are cured by Paine's Celery Compound when all other medical agencies fail in their work.For kidney and liver troubles, it is the infallible remedy.Nervous debility, exhaustion, sleeplessness and headaches are quickly swept away by the curing powers of Paine\u2019s Celerv Compound.gain the healthfuiness so necessary to make life pleasurable for the summer.All should bear in mind the fact that Paine\u2019s Celery Compound \u2018makes people well.The following letter from Mr.G.J.Smye, of Sheffield, Ont.speaks of a wondrous cure after all ordinary means had failed to do the work: \u2014 \u2018It is with great pleasure that I testify to the value of our great medicine, Paine's Celery Compound.For nearly two years I suffered from indigestion, kidney and Hver troubles.After trying several medicines that did not effect a cure, I decided ta try your Compound.Before using it I was so low in health that I could not eat Or sleep.I could not lie in bed owing to pain in my back; it was only by resting .on elbows and knees I was enable\u2019 to abtain a slight degree of ease.Before I.had fully taken one bottle of your medicine I began to improve.I have in all taker fourteen bottles with grand results.I am a farmer and am now working every day.Anyone may refer to me in regard to those statements, or to any of my neighbers around Sheffield, where I ain well known.I am a living witness to This is the season when the sick must,| the worth of Paine\u2019s Celery Compound.\u2019 9 of necessity, recuperate lost strength, and GARTH & CO, DESIGNERS AND MAKERS GAS, ELECTRIC, Our new Spring Stock is now complete at unusually Low Prices.536 to 542 CRAIG STREET.OF AND COMBINATION FIXTURES AND GLOBES.Special attention given to Refinishing Old Fixtures.OS DS i Ba ig IT WAS AT 5 The Fashionable Seaside Resorts FER IRAE ERE yeiE ee ma SRNR ITER NEE REECE ENR RRR INCANDESCENT LAMPS, ALL STAPLE VOLTAGES.BASES, GOLORS, FROM i$ c.p.To 500 c.p.Largest Stock in Canada.16 c.p.LAMPS, 26c.Use high effciency Lamps and save in Meter bills or increase light obtained from samc number of lamps.JOIIN FORMAN.ELECTRICAL S8UPPLILS, 650 Craig street.MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of interest and on favorable terms, on first-class property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.of Canada, | Dainty Summer Dresses and Handsome Evening Gowns came out of solidly packed trunks without a crease or wrinkle, Fibre \u20ac hamois is Light and Durable and will give body to the Caintiest fabrics and Laving a smooth soft finish cannot injure them.It comes in 3 weights, G£ inch wide, 35c per yard.Genuine Fibre C hamois is Labelled.Beware of inferior imitations, The wholesale trade only supplied by The Canadian Jast Summer that Fibre Chamois\u2019 first made its reputation Every yard of the \u201cibre Chamois Co., Montreal.oH IEE eee el] PROTESTANT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.City OFFICE, 1 180 St.Jumes street.J In consequence of the resignation of the assistant superintendent of the Protestant Hospital for the Insane the governors of the institution are prepared to receive appitca- tions from medical men who desire making a study of alienism.Applications, stating age and qualifications, with testimonials, etc., Will be received at the office of the hospital, room No.5, City and District Sav- ings- Bank Bullding, Montreal.Salery, $1,000 per annum, w!th board and lodging.Jo kh.WARD, President.Montreal, March 7, 1895.CT TS FOR SALE.Apply at the \u2018 WITNESS' OFFICE, PROTESTANT BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.TENDERS FOR PRIZE BOOKS.Tenders for the supply of Prize Books required by this Board for one year from the 1st May, will be received by the undersigned up to NOON of MONDAY, the 15th April.Forms of tender and any further information may be obtained on application at the office of the Board.E.W.ARTHY, Secretary.ARRIAGE LICENSES IRBUED MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING & DUNTON, NOTARIES AND COMMISBIONERS 110 St.James Street Our \u2018\u2018doubie cased dry air compartment\u201d Refrigerators have stood a test of 40 years i \u2014many of those first sold \u2018are still living.\u201d The quality remains the same, it therefore would be advisable to Crasp and insist on from $7.00 up.CEQ.Manufacturer, 785 CRAIG STREET WEST.these Facts! getting REED'S.Prices W.REED, 783 and BREAKFAST CEREALS Rolled Oats, Rolled Wheat, Rolled Barley, Cracked Wheat, Corn Flakes, Hominy, &£c., £c.BRODIE & HARVIES, 10 and 12 Bleury street.A CHEAP LOT OF PAPETERIES Containing 24 Sheets of Paper With Square Envelopes to Match, SIXTEEN CENTS EACH.WORTH THREE TIMES THE MONEY.MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO., STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTERS, 1755-57 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.D° YOU PRINT BILL HEADS?Was the question asked fn the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office a short time ago.The person who asked had evidently not found out that the the nicest \u2018Witness\u2019 has one of ths city and does none but geod work, printing offices in as good work as is done Whatever the way of printing that it is proper to print can be got done at the WITNESS PRINTING HOUSE in fact, anywhere.you want in \u2014 WITH \u2014 NEATNESS, - CHEAPNESS, PUNCTUALITY, and DESPATCH.JOHN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness' Office, Cralg and St.Peter streets, Montreal.ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.\u2014BY\u2014 M.M.JOHN DEFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER, 107 8t James st.and 345 Prince Arthur si, Auction Sales, M.Hicks & Ceo.SALE OF Very Nice Household Fuarni- ture, Cabinet Grand Piano, Eloctroliers, Good Carpets, China, Glassware, Cutlery, Best SiIverwarc, dc, «te.a, = Sale at the residence, No.678 Sherbrooke streat (near Bleury), Wednesday Morning, April 10th, *The Furniture and Appointments of this House are neat, and only a short time in use, consisting of Boston Cabinet (Grand Piano, very fine Instrument, cost 3450; Handsome Parlor Set, Fancy Chaire, Carpets, Fancy Lamp, Brass Electroliers, Pen- dantg and Brackets; Eleotric Statuette.with transformer: Nice Pictures, Engravings.Or naments, Bookcase.Sofa, Rockers, Nice Melodeon, Neat Oak Sideboard, Leather Diners, Extension Dining Table, Dinner Set, Tas Set, Fancy China Glassware, best Silverplat- ed Ware, Cutlery, Lace Curtains, Brussels Btatr Carpet, Hall Stand, BEugilsh Linoleum, Easy Chairs, Clock, Black Walnut and other Bedroom Sets, Spring Beds, Mattresses, Bureaus, Chambers ets, Portieres, Good Cooking Range.Double Coal Oil Stove, Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, etc.\u2014ALBO\u2014 Pneumatic Tire English Townend Bicycle, Remington 22 Calibre Rifle.Electric Annun- ciator, Dog Clippers, SALE AT EN O'CLOCK.M.RICKS & CO.Auctioneers.For SALE, FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS, The Btock and Implements belonging to the farm of Mr.Bobert Boa, St.vrent, who is retiring from farming.The stock consists ot two horses and nine milch cows.The implements include everything in nse on a farm and are all in perfect condition.Bakers and Confectioners.(Established 1842).CHARLES ALEXANDER, Confectioner WEDDING BREAKFASTS and SUPPER PARTIES cupplied as usual with MADE DISH Es of COLD Meats, etc., Ice Creams, Jellies, Russes, etc.WEDDING CAKES a Specialty.Fine Bon-Bons, our manufacture.219 ST.JAMES STREETS.AULD & CO.Bakers andr e Confectioners, cor.Atwater ave.and Antoine ft.WEDDING CAKES ÉNEXCELLED.BEST MATERIALS and CHOICES! BUTTER.Fine Cakes, Choice Candies, intinite variety, Ice Cream.Every kind Plain and Fancy Bread.ton Brown Bread, Baked Beans, Saturdays.Fine Store on the corner to let splendid location for chemist or shoeist.1 TO SECURE THE BEST Hot X Buns ORDER THEM FROM GRAHAM BROS, cor.Guy & St.Antoine st, Tel.8138.Groceries, Provisions, &c.SOLICIT \\ A JE NOW : YOUR ORDERS For the following Goods, which are received daily: \u2014 NEW MAPLE SYRUP.NEW MAPLE SUGAR.FRESH SWEET BLOOD ORANGES.FRESH SWEET MBESSINA ORANGES.FRESH SWEET CALIFORNIA ORANGES FRESH PALERMO LEMONS.NEW PINE APPLES.NEW BANANAS, FRESH GOVERNMENT BUTTER.FRESH EASTERN FANCY PRINT BUTTER.FRESH NEW LAID EGGS.AT VERY LOW PRICES.Please try our Teas and Coffees.Redpath's Granulated Sugar, 4c per 1b.VELEFIIONE 3040.BAKER & CO.Cor.of Aylmer and Bertheilet sts.CREAMERY GET YOUR 1 C ! Easter Sunil J WALTER PAUL.For there yon will get c7erything tizat is worth having.BG GS & ST.CATHERINE STS, 9 | CADBURY'S COCOA.ABSOLUTELY PURE, THEREFORE BEST NO CHEMICALS USED.H'holesale Agents fr Canada\u2014 | Frank Mayor & Cu.250.Commissioners Street, Cor.METCALFE Mostreal.A RE YOU LOOKING 4 For something better?Ifso your search will be useless, as there is none better than COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER, Drain Pipes, &c.Cement, (QOOTCH DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMERT, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, At Lowest Market Prices.\u2014\u2014 W.& F.P.CURRIE & CO, 100 GREY NUN STREET.TRE 8 TLL Aa =n QTEWAR (TS = Celebrated 35 Black Tea, os 26 More solid during Rest value Tne d=mand daily increasing.February than in any month before.in the market.D.STEWART, O8 NT.ANTOINE STREET.Telephcne 8163 5 M.FOULE ES, Machine Braiding, Embroidering and Flossing.160 BLEURY STREET.cove MON VE VEIL 5 À SPEC TALT Y.ALEX.MACKAY & CO.Iate Mackay «& Ryan, Pracileal P.ummbers, Gas, and Steamfitters, have Kemoved to § BEAVER BALL MILL.Bell Tel.3242.crtimater «heors 1u:ly luruIShe& and work guaranteed, ar oo = te A ER a Aran cas ac ae - ee 5 \" Es Medias eut el BU A TT NCTE He MR VOIE T7 PTE ER ET end RERO - 4 6 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1897 vero \u2014 psp > 0 rer pree ec A ra _ I TS mo , ) Ce ALLEGED SHOPLIFTERS.MONTREAL'S WORLD'S FAIR.MEXICO-GUATEMALA SETTLEMENT.OBITUARY.CHICAGO MARKETS, | Property.PRELIMINARIES FOR INCORPORATION TO BE TERMS UPON WHICH PEACE IS RE-ESTABLIBHED, Mr.Alexander Wilson Dow, known in| The following table shows the range of ee ARRANGED TO-DAY.the G.T.R., as one of the \u2018old Champlain\u2019 prices in Chicago to-day, and the closing FOR SALE, AT LACHUTE © A CASE OF GREAT INTEREST TO DRY GOODS DEALERS.Judge Wurtele presided at the opening of the Court of Queen's Bench this morning.The court was crowded by people interestel cases of the Grand Trunk conductors, defrauding their employers, the Snperior-Smith case, the women accused cof shop lifting.A: the opening of the court it was siate:] that :he present term would conclude to-morow.Air.Donald Macmaster, on behalf of the Grand Trunk conductors, urged that the triai of his clien:s should take place during the present term The crown qprosecutor replied that \u2018here before that of the possible their case should be ed during the present term.The casc of Pierre Lrault, arcnset of perjury.resulted in a verdict of nor guilty, The cage of Elizabeth Superior and Mary Smith, accused ol shop lifting.gun.; Mr.R.N.Greenshields, assisted by Mr, C.St.Pierre.appeared for the defence, and Mr.Quinn.Q.C.for the prosecution.Mr.Quinn explained brielty to the jury the facts nt the case to the effect tha! on Feb.14th last, the prisoners were arrested on the premises of Messrs.Ganlt Brothers, anl charg- el with theft.On the person of Mary smith a box of silk handkerchiefs, valued at $4.25, was discovered.Robert Burns, clerk in the wholesale dry arpds firm of Messrs.Ganlt Brothers, was the first witness.lw stated that he *he accused by sight.On Fel, 14 the cnsed were on the third flonr of the store In the men's furnishing department.ness, passing through the department, \u201cire Mrs.Emith standing a\u2019 nne counter and Bessie Superior engaged with the clerk a: the opposite counter.There were piles in the accused of two chnductors, but that if il.0?gools between the partles.The suspicions of witness were aroused.letracing his steps he saw Mrs.Smith take a box or handkerchiefs from the counter and place it heneath her shawl.the firm, Mr.Rogers, and told thief upstairs Witness Rogers went to the (wo prisoners, then together.Mr.Rogers asked Mrs.= what she had heen ivoking at.and she told him that she had been looking at baxes of handkerchiefs.\\Witness told Mrs.Smith that he had seen her place something him he and Mr.of hal a \u201cmith beneath her cloak.Mrs, Smith denied ot.Wi'ness demanded tn be shown hier pocket.As her cloak opened he saw the box.she passed her hands behind her.Wien pressed she produced the box saving, \u201cHere is what I have taken: this is all; | will par for it.and let me go.\u2019 At the time of the robbery -here was oniy cone clerk in the departmen\u2019, as is was at the lunchenn hour.\\Witness Lai seen the prisoners together in another departmen: Mr.Groenshields elicited the facts that Mrs Smith was 4 vards away [rem the witness when she concealsA \u201che box.When asked nv Mr.Rogers what she had been lroxing a: she picked up one of the pile où boxes, ai said \u2018These handkerchiefs.\u2019 The learned votinsel endeavored to show tha: the box Mrs.Smith picked up to show Mr, Rogers was the nne alleged to have been stolen.Mr.Quinn.during the course of the eross- examination, grew very angry at \u2018he net bats atopted hy NM Gréensbields, remarking were two Cases to bo tried \u2018 \u201cshould be made for the \u2018Jacques Grenier.and : At a meeting held last week a Com- ! mittee cn Ways and Means and Organization was named and seven of the eleven at a meeting held vesterday in the Fi- pance Committee chamber In the City Hall.The chair was occupied by Mr.It was unanimously resclved that the following gentlemen \u2018constitute the finance committee, namely: Sir Donald A.Smith, Messrs.A.F.Gault, Jacques Grenier, R.Wilson Smith, J.A.Canptlie, Ald.Hurteau, E.S.Clous- ton, the Hon.L.Tourville, F.Wolferstan Thomas.J.D.Rolland, George Hague, the Hon.Edward Murphy, the Hon.A.J.Desjardins, J.Henry Molson and the Mayor c¢x-officio.It was decided that an application (riel and end-.was then be- \u2018of the committee knew | ac- | incorporation of a company under the Joint Stock Companies\u2019 Act to carry out the project, and a sub-committee, consisting of Messrs.Grenier.Hague.Wilson Smith, Cantlie, Stevenson and Stiles.was named to confer with Messrs.Girouard, Foster & Martin, advocates, in order that letters patent might Le secured and the company organized with the least possible delay.This meeting will take place at 4 o'clock this afrernoon.In behalf of the Board of Trade.Mr.A.Cantlie.president, offered the use room for the future mectings of the committee.\u2014- \u2014-\u2014 PROPRIETORS PROTEST.nf proprietcrs yesterday J.A deputation vite | waited on the expropriation commission- i no- | ers, Messrs.J.O.Joseph, S.H.Ewing \"and E.L.De Bellefeuille, to complain of He went for a member some i recent widening of St.connection with the James street.Mr.C.B.Carter presented a petition signed by interested proprieters praying that the rolls of 1880 and 1894 be made equal, which could be done by reducing the assessment on the property of the eastern the assessments in who were | section by $40.000, or equal to forty percent of the cost, and by adding it to the section west of Cathedral street.Messrs.Carter and Dunbar Taylor contended that the expropriation of 1894 was part and parcel of that of 1880, that the prietors of property on St.James cast of Cathedral street had been unjustly dealt with ; that the Grand Trunk Company had been unduly favored, getting a large award and paying a comparatively small assessment, and that the pro- varties on the section west of Cathedral street were greatly benefited, got large awards, and were asked to pay small as- sessimments.On behalf of the Grand Trunk Mr.A.E.Beckei said that the company had con- siderad the roll so uniust that they had appealed from it.Although the company had received no benefit from the widen- pro treet {ing still they were asked to pay $50,000 \u201cfor , Dame that his langnaze wos d'eurureful.ani shoul i not he aliowed by the court.The judge suggested Inneh, and the court adjourned until two D'elock.The cour: resumed this afternoon ad 2.40 Geek.John Gould.clerk in Messrs.(Gauit Bros.dry goods suore, stated tha he saw the prisoners in the store.on Feb.14 last.Miss Superior asked to be shown =ome silk handkerchiefs.As 1 was gelling Them readv she said she thought she wouid not Yn.hendkerchiefs that day but wanted some ues.She followed witness to ihe posite counter leaving Mrs.2mith at firs: counter.As wirness was going og changée for Miss Superior he Was mel by Mr.Rogers.He heard Mr.Rogers asie Mrs.Smith what she was looking at.She sail at the handkerchiefs Mr.Burns then asks] sf had any on her person, The box was then produced by Mrs.Smith as relaad be che previous witness.Shs admired she was in che wrong and offered to pay for it.She confessed :0 taking the box.Miss pu- perior protested ail \u201che time her own innocence.Miss Superior bought somé gentlemen's ties.Mrs.Smith bought nothing.ao sp the a her she In the Four: of Queen's Bench, yesterday, Jos.Martineau, aceus=d of obtaining money by false pretences, was found not guilty.The rase of W.H.2ibleyv.accused or gecy, was postponed uni to-morrow at o'elock.for- ten \u2014 THE FOOD FAIR.ASSOCIATION GROCERS WITHDRAWS IT: EXNDORSATION.RETAIL At the meeting of the executive of the Retail Grocers' Association last évening, the president, Mr.Joan Johnston, in the chair, the following resolution was unat:- mousty passel, the presilent and Mr.Cagnon, secretary, being instructed Lo sign the same That the secretary he y Col.De Garmo that, after full investigation, the association fexls compelled to withdraw its endorsation and support of the proposed food fair té br held in the instructed to noi- \u2014 \\Cindsor HaH.commencing April 159, and cannot recognize same in any form whatever.That à copy of this resolution be xiven 10 the public press\u201d There are hut eight spares now vacant for the Ford Fair which opens in the Winsor fall on Monday.April 15, and.the management is confiden: that these\u201d will be taken up in the next two or three days.Several of the largest retail gro- cory firms are taking a great interest in the fair, an! among ot>ers Mess>s, Thom»- sin & Johnston and Walter Paul will make extensive exhibits.The carpenters.booth-makers, decorators.ete.are now at the Windsor Horel, and all will he in readiness far the opening night.\u2014\u2014- IN THE COURT OF REVIEW.With a view Lo clearing up » ssible the roll ci the Court of Review Lefore the summer holidays, it has Deen decided to hold a \u2018ull term of that court during the first three weeks of May, name- lv.from May 1! tm) 27.There will De three distinct punels of judges, one for as much as cach week.There will be né term nf the | (art of Review during the month of June, so as to give time to the judges for their deliberes and allow them to dis- rose of as irany cases as possible before the closing cf the courts.A vast amount of business has heen done by the Court of Review during the present vear, judgrnents being frequen\u2018!v rendered a: intervals between each terin, audi the judges must certainly resent a remark published a few ing upon for not renderine judgments en Saturday last and hearing but few cases af cach term.Thosr who f1- low the conr*3 know that there no cluss of men hard serkise than the Srlges of th> Mentrvai distrier, them os mare it.The commissioners said they would take the petition into consideration.ASPHYXI.ATED BY GAS.Charles Forbes, of Toronto, was found dead in bed in the Palace Hotel, Notre street, this morning.The room was full of gas, and the deceased had evidently been suffocated.The deceased was a machinist in a neighboring mill, and had been staying at the hotel for three weeks.Two letters were found in his possession written by himself, one to bis mother and another to his aunt, expressing satisfaction with his po-ition.An empty cash envelope bearing the words \"artes.114 hours, $22.90 was found in his preket.In his trunk was an empty revolver.- \u2014 GENERAL HOSPITAL APPOINTMENT At a meeting of the board of management of the Montreal General Hospital vesterday afternoon, Dr.H.McL.King- \u201chori and Dr.WW.G.M.Byers were re- elecied for a second year; Drs X.L.An- theny, E.H.Sannders, W.Cowie,.R.À Ferry, and J.H.Hogle were appointed for «ne vear from May 1; Dr.J.Williams fant, and Dr.5.engaged war appointed extern pathological assist- tidley Markenzie was re- as medical superintendent for \u201canother vear.p.| , The dars ago rotleet- , vice t Sisted Gv :\u2014 - A NEW COUNCILLOR FOR MILE END.A petition has been signed asking the municipal council of St.Louis du Mile End tn appoint Mr.IZ.Chevalier a member of said council.\u2014>- CONFIRMATION SERVICE.The Lerd Bishop of Montreal will hold a confirmation service in St.Mary's Church, Hochelaga, to-morrow evening at eight o'clock.\u2014 ~~ PERSONAL.Mr.Walter Paul.the well known grocer, has gene to New York, to select ex- trus for the Easter festival.nanie of Dr.Roddick has been added to the committee on the proposed citizens' banquet to the Newfoundland delegates, Mr.P.Tache, Q.C., of River du Loup below, was stricken with paralysis on Saturday and it is feared that he cannot recover.| Lady Tweedmouth and the Hon.Dudley Marjoribanks are staying at the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec.They leave for Ottawa on Wednesday., \u201c - > CITY ITEMS.of patienis treated at the i Montreal General Hospital for the week : ending Surday, April 7, was : Out-door patients relieved, X33; in-door, average : daily, 143.y, Judge Gilt rendered judgment cof plaintiff for 21,171.this morning.in an actin taken un notes by the Molsons ; Bank against the Montreal Water and ; Poxur Cempany.The following gentlemen duced on Change yesterday: Messrs.Otto Marcus, Hamburg, by A.G.Thomson: : Joseph Gould, of Boston, by John Crowe; Henry Fry, of Sweetsburg, by Arch.Ni- coll.While the charwoman was engaged in sweeping out the Laicony of the Queen's Thagire vesterdayv afternnon she lost her balance and [vil betwe@n the rows of seats below, but the strange part of it is that she escaped without serious injury.A choral funeral ser- The number in favor were intro- IMORt impressive was held vost: Chureh of 81.James the Apostle, over the remains of \u2018ho inte Mrs.F.C.Barlow, the Rov.\u2018Canon Ellegvod nfficiating, as- tha Rev.Abbott-Smitn.1 Ly.= nenbers of this committee were present er.lay afternoon at tue: New York, April 9.\u2014A \u2018Herald\u2019, special from the City of Mexico says: The government publishes te-day the details of the settlement between Mexico and Guatemala.The government of Guatemala I declares that thinking it had the right to do so it has exercised acts of sovereignty | in the territory of West Jacaltenango,and it has not intended to offend Mexico.Nevertheless, for the sake of harmony, Guatemala agrees through a feeling of justice to pay any indemnity to Mexico for damages done by her occupation of the territory and for the destruction of property.An arbitrator will be appointed by common -accord, who will fix the amount of indemnity.Mexico desists from her claim of indemnity for expenses in mobilizing troops on the Guateraalan frontier owing to the occupation of logging camps, on the Lucandores\u2018river by | Guatemalan agents.Guatemala consents to an immediate occupation of the disputed territory, already decided, both surveying commissions to belong to Mexico.On the other band, Mexico agrees tc the same concerning the territory declared to belong to Guatemala.In cases where the surveyors disagree the mean between the two surveys is to be accepted.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018KNOCK OUT\u2019 DROPS.A YOUNG FARMER'S NARROW ESCAPE.Sherbrooke, Que., April 9.\u2014Love of horse trading came very near causing the death of Robert Cillis, a well known young farmer of this vicinity.Clllis, who had come to town early Saturday morning with a pair of fine young colts, was met by a party of horse traders, who wanted to swap horses.As they offered very little Cillis would not trade.They inveigled him into a bar and plied him with beer, until they got him in an almost insensible condition, when they did with him as they pleased.A trade was made, and Cillis started for home.Hardly bad he reached there when he was taken violently sick.Dr.Camirand, who was calied, diagnosed the case as one of pol- soning.What is commonly known as knock-out drops were used by the traders to render Cillis insensible.On Sunday afternoon the vietim had recovered sufii- ciently to tell the above story.The guilty parties are closely watched by the police.ee ce \u2014 THE NEWFOUNDLAND CONFERENCE Ottawa.April 9.\u2014The Newfoundland negotiations have now reached a point at which the parties separate for a while and each considers what they can offer and accept.Yesterday was devoted to this purpose, the Newfoundland delegates conferring together in their own rooms at the Russell House and the sub-com- mittee of the Canadian Cabinet meeting in the Premier's office.When the next meeting takes place proposals and coun- ter-proposals will be submitted and criticised and some decision may be looked for toward the end of the week.The banquet to-night at the Russell House promises to be an event second only in interest to the great intercol- onial banquet last summer, \u2014 THE WHATCOM MINING DISASTER.INCREASING.NUMBER OF VICTIMS Seattle, Wash., April 9.\u2014According to a despatch to the \u2018 Post Intelligencer,\u2019 twenty-three bodies of miners who lost their lives in the explosion at the Blue Cannon mine, near Lake Whatcom, at three o'clock, have been already discovered, and, so far as can be learned, only two who were in the ;nine when the explosion ocrurred, escaped.This disaster was undoubtedly caus2d by an accumulation of fire damp, which was exploded by a blast in the breast of the gangway.\u2014\u2014 ip A SUIT FOR DAMAGES.Ottawa, April 9.\u2014In the Exchequer Court, this morning, before Mr.Justice Burbidge, application was made for an order of reference*to Mr.L.A.Audette, registrar, and Mr.Henry Minna, official referee, for the purpose of enquiry and report as to the damages sustained by Mr.Zenon Lafrance, of the parish of St.Michel de Vaudreuil, in respect of the taking of lots 59, 60 and 61 belonging to him, in said parish, for the purposes of the Soulanges canal by the Dominion Government.He claims $8,550\" damages.The Crown offered him $4,950 in the pleadings.The order was granted.Mr.J.A.Ritchie moved, for the order.Mr.Ww.D.Hogg, Q.C., attended for the Crown.\u2014_ A VETERAN'S DEATH.Hamilton, April 9.\u2014James Alexander, a veteran of the rebellion of 1837, died yesterday at his residence here.He was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1811, and came to Hamilton in 1835.Two years later, when the rebellion broke out, he joined the IL.oyalist volunteers under Sir Allan McNab.and took part in some of the skirmishes with the rebels at Navy Island.=-\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014>\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 A WRECK CAUSED BY FRESHETS Scranton, Pa., April 9.\u2014An Ontario and Western coal train was thrown from the track at Jermyl this morning by the tracks being undermined by a flood.A large number of cars were wrecked.A brakeman named Farrell, ¢f Carbondale, was killed.COMING Quebec.\u2014-_\u2014 TO CANADA.April 9.\u2014The Marquis De Levis, the great grandson of tke hero of St.Fove, will visit Canada shortly.En- tertalnments will be given in his honor both in Quebec and in the town of Levis.- ee em SHIPPING.Sydney, N.S.W.April 9.\u2014The SS.Mijo- wera arrived at Sy y last evening, all well.\u2018 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.Removal Sale.\u2014As the property now occupied by us is coming down in a few vecxs, and as we only intend taking up temperary quarters during the summer months until our new premises have been re-erected, we shall sell out our entire stock of pianos and organs at greatly re- men, died on Monday last at the age of 81 years.He was born in Stirlingshire, Scotland, and came to Montreal in 1843.He entered the service of the old \u2018Champlain\u2019 rogd in 1846 and served as road- master until the Champlain railway amalgamated with the Grand Trunk Railway when he was transferred to the engineering department.There he served the compagy for 4b years, retiring three years ago, oll account of the partial failure of his eyesight.Mr.Dow had been a member of St.Paul's Presbyterian Church for 51 years.Three sons and two daughters survive him.They are Mr.Hector Dow, residing in Victoria, B.C.; Mr.William Dow.residing in Buffalo, and Mr.Alexander Dow; Mrs.Jamas Fairborn and Mrs, L.E.Farrar, residing in Montreal.The funeral will take place from 131 Fulford stret, to-morrow at 2,30 o'clock.There died this morning a veteran of the Grand Trunk service, Mr.David Smith, who for thirty-six years was a blacksmith in the shops at Point St.Charles.He was seventy-five years old, and was one of the best known among a large number of the veterans of the service and was highly esteemed.A member of Crascent Street Presbyterian Church, and a native of Dundee, Scotland, whore he has brothers in the jute business.Mr.Smith leaves two sons, Mr.David Smith, of St.Paul, Minn., and Mr.James Smith, foreman blacksmith in the Caledonian Iron works, and one daughter, Mrs.W.Lawrence, wife of the well-known football player.The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 300 Magdalen street.The deceased gentleman was a member of the Society of Amalgamated Engineers and had retired from active work for about four years.Newcastle, Ont., April 9.\u2014The Rev.Canon Brent, rector of St.George's, here, died this evening in the seventy-eighth year of his age.The Rev.Peney Brent, M.A., canon rector, was born in London, Eng., on Feb.23, 1818.His parents were William and Mary Brent, who came to America in 1822 and settled in the city of Quebec.Mr.Brent began his education at the public schools in Quebec city, subsequently graduated from Trinity University, Toronto, in 1841, was ordained deacon in 1846 and priest in 1847.After ordination he was curate at Coburg for a year and incumbent at Barrie for six years.In 1332, Canon Brent was appointed to his charge at Newcastle, and for the past forty-two years has given his parishicners a loving and devoted service.He was a member of the council of Trinity College.New York, April 9.\u2014Mr.W.Jennings Demorest, the well-known Prohibitionist, died to-day.INACTIVE.STREET RAILWAY FRACTIONALLY HIGHER\u2014OTHER STOCKS STEADY.WITNESS OFFICE, Tuesday, April 9, 1893.3 r The local stock exchange lacked animation this morning, the few active stocks were all | about steady, excepting Street Railway,which was fractionally stronger.The sales at the morning boards were: 10) Canadian Pacific at 3934, 50 Cable at 143, 90 Street Rallway at 19214, 100 at 192, 50 new do.at 188, 100 at 18815, 150 at 1883, 100 at 189, 250 Toronto Street at 72, at 158, 25 Telephone at 150, 5 Molsons at 16S, 5 Hochelaga at 125.At the afternoon board Toronto Street Railway was a little stronger.The sales at the afternoon board were: 75 new Street Railway at 1881s, 25 Toronto do.at 734, 75 at 74, 20 Telephone at 130, 25 Cable at 143, 25 Onttario Bank at 91, 75 Richelieu at 93, 150 Gas xd.at 19915.Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler.Between Banks.Counter Buyers.Bellers New York Funds.1-£4to 3-64 prem.14 prem.Sterling, 60 days.913-16 to 915-16 10 to 1074 Sterling, demand.10 1-16 to 103-16 10'; to 10% Sterling, cables.101, to 1058 1043 Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler, Stoek Brokers, corner Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier streets.Sellers Buyers Stocks.per $10) per $100 Canadian Pacific.Crees 40 391, Do.0 Land Bonds, «eres [I Duluth S.8.& Atlantic.ses 3 215 do.Pref.Cel nl 8 7 Grand Trunk Ist Pref.eee ais ee Do.do.2nd Pref.Commercial Cable.143'¢ \"1423; 34 Montreal Telegraph .\u2026 159 15754 Richelieu & Ont.Nav.\"Co.93 Montreal Street Railway C 0.192 9 Montreal Street Railway (New).18854 188 Montreal Gas Co.000000000000 aa, 19944 Bell Telephone Co .\u2026 Do.do.on cei Royal Electric.141 Bank of Montreal 218 OntarioBank.Co.Bank of British North America.La Banque du Peuple.120 114 Molsons Bank.170 165 Bank of Toronto.245 240 La Banaue Jacques Cartier.ee.Merchants Bank.168 165 Do.do.of Halifax.ee Eastern Towuships Banx.Lace a Les a.Quebec Bank.oo.ieee cil.1329 La Banque Nationale.\u201cee Union Bank.«ooo.0.101 Canadian Bank of Commerce 13544 La Banque Ville Marie 70 Hochelaga Bank.\u2026.eee Intercolonial Coal en Do.\u201ceee North-West Land I.Canada Shipping Co.\"recu s +00 vee Canada Paper.een Champlain & St.Lawrence Bonds.\u2026.Montreal Cotton.coeo.ol #81-2 118 Can.Col.Cot.Mills Co.D 49 Do.do.Bonds.11111 Lu._ Merchants Manufacturing Co.\u2026.Dominion Cot.MillaCo.95 a0 Do.do.Bonds.o0 a.vere Loan & Mortgage.coeevvvne Lace Lo.Toronto Street Railway 73, Diamond Glass.ees \u201d Ottawa Electric Railway.Ottawa Railwav.SLUGGISH, GRATIN SLIGHTLY WEAKER AND VERY 25 Telegraph : terday:\u2014 Yesterday's To-day's Close.Open.Iligh.Low.Close.Wheat\u2014 April 5415 cee I.Cee 5456 | May 55 5474 D babs 5476 | July 563 ahly 5644 5578 of Corn\u2014 .April 451% Cee RUN cee 45 May 46 4634 4554 46% 45%, Oats\u2014 April 2815 \u201c _\u2026 RU 2814 May 2913 29 281; 28% 28% Pork\u2014 April 11.82 cen Ca RU 12.17 May 11.92 11.90 12.30 11.90 12.27 Lard\u2014 April 6.82 Cee _ a.6.97 May 6.87 6.87 7.02 6.87 7.02 Short ribs\u2014 April 6.15 RE.Ce ce 6.30 May 6.20 6.22 0.37 6.22 6.55 Milwaukee, April 9, 1.15 p.m.\u2014Closing\u2014 | 5T4ye May, 57%c July.Ï Duluth, April 9, 1.15 p.m.\u2014Closing\u2014No.1 hard, 60%c cash! No.St.Louis, 1 Northern, 50l4e cash.Apri! 9, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing\u20145435c corn, J0%c May, 505:c July, 51J4c Sept.soap- soap.say, Ne if you're washing delicate things.Now, in the name of common sense, what's the use?Pearline, in powder form for this very reason, why do you want to work over soap, which, if it\u2019s good for anything, gets Besides, Pearline is vastly better than any powdered soap could be.It has all the good properties of any soap\u2014and many more, too.There's something in it that does the work easily, but without harm\u2014 much more easily than any.\u2018other way yet known.æ Property.FOR SALE.A FEW CHOICE BUILDING Lots in the best part of Cote St.Antolne, corner of Metcalfe avenue and Springfield street; only one hundred yards from Sherbrooke street cars.HOOD & SON, 10 Richmond square.9 Money to Loan.LOAN ON PIANOS AND Address S., P.O.Box \u201d MONEY TO Sewing Machines.275.$3,000 TO LOAN AT FIVE PERCENT INterest, on Kirst Mortgage; city property.E.D.WINTLE, Real Estate Agent, No.11 Hospital street.26 $8,000 To Lend.ON FIRST MORTGAGE CITY PROPERTY, Other sums to lend at the lowest current ra es.CUSHING & DUNTON, N.P.110 St.James Street.Miscellaneous Advertisements.(RECEIVED TOO LATE TO BR | ~ | | | CLASSIFIER).OFFICE BOY WANTED.Address H.A, 683, w itness\u2019 Offic e.9 WANTED, COACHMAN\u2014MUST THOR- oughiy understand the care of horses, and make himself generally useful.Apply between 6 and § p.m., 9 WANTED, À SECOND-HAND STONE Iron Roller, 100 or 200 lbs.Address, ing details, etc., to H., s26, \u2018Witness\u2019 fice.gix- or WANTED.BY A RESPECTABL E work of any kind by the day; is a good laundress; references given.Apply at 12 Devienne street, off St.George street.0 Ww OMAN WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, 20 GALLONS of milk daily.to be delivered at Ge T.R.or C.P.R.Stations.Address R., 830, \"Witness\u2019 Office.tesa te Se rere \u2014 \u2014 - i DIED.NEILSON\u2014In this city, on Maenday, April §, 1895, Thomas Andrew.second sun of Geo.Neilson, aged 27 vears, 17 days.Funeral! from his father's residence, 119 Sanguinet street, on Wednesday, the loth instant, at 2.30 p.m.Friends and acquaintances will please accept this intimation.9 START.\u2014On April §.Lizzie Anne Hossack, only daughter of A.N.Shewan.principal Lansdowne school, and wife of Phil.B.| Start.Burlington, Vermont.DULL.The Chicago grain market was again today as sapless as a dried stick and about as lively.From opening to close both wheat and corn did little more than mark time.Funera: from 22 Guilbault street on Wednesday, 10th inst, at 3 pin.Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and Burlington, Vt.papers please copy.SMITH\u2014In this city, on the Oth inst, Mr.David Smith, aged 75 years and 4 monihs.Funerai on Thursday, at 2?p.m.from his duced prices.Intending purchasers of late residen 3 ; 3 > .oo > Tes ce, 300 Magdalen street.Point pianos or organs who want a genuine bay | 80IN8 backward a little way at the end, and! St, Charles, and thence io the place of i gain sheuld not miss this chance.P.[| ats were equally slow of movement.Pro- intermen:.Mount Royal Cemetery, Friends ! Layton & Bro., warcrooms.2337 St.(Ca- Visions, on the other hand, developed sur- and acanaintances are respectfully invited itherine street : > \u2014\u2014 prisingly is cies dosing 371s | seth i ; Le T .reel, corner of Peel.N.B.prisingly bullish tendencies.pork closing 371; Scottish American and Dundee, Scotland, pen evenings.9 above the openings for May and July.papers please copy.9 =, - Np eae am a.- .- \u2018 em ont va os a pa Pe pr me pt ea ant peat ASE re RCA X Ss ON or RITE ROY we PSS ner ict ie Apply to WILLIAM i ; i i | | + at 28U Pine avenue.: i i OR quotations as compared with those of yes- , ! FOR SALE, April, 54e July.Toledo.April 9, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing\u201457'4C April, 57%c May.! New York, April 9, 2.20 p.m.-Closing\u2014 Wheat, 04e May, 6075c July.él15c Sept.; When you can get \u201c 34,000 ¥ some new gemi-Jetached oy very hard and difficult to cut.! | Coursol I | Cottages: nicely adapted for dences; can be purchased ut ures and on easy terms.w ALKER, Lachut e.FOR SALE.TO RENT.OK for city property.a well en at.the village of New Glasgow Terrebonne, P.Q.Apply to 28 Buckingham ave, Mantr : FOR SALE,A SU BU RBAN DU An Ph Ex le \u201cx das 6g lies beautifully situated, worth Isc, » for 1bc per foot, cash buyer.M., \u2018Witnesa' Office.A NICE LOT « ; situated in Pantaleon street feet; cheap.Address J.__Lagauchetlere : sireet.A FOR SALE, STONE FRONT « i Coursol street; attractive solidly built, suit purchaser.1 oe A AL is oo and well finish.FOR SALE, OR TO LET.a\" ; Sault-au-Rerallet, 2 minu:.- cars, 3 houses one or thi wood finish, water in hous.hall, close to river.good fish mg.W.CC.NORMAN.201 FOR SALE\u2014A\\A FEW lots in the best cor.of Metcaife only Apply to WM.mcnd square.and Spring HOOD & FOR SALE, street; solidly built, suit purchaser.attractive FOR SALE\u2014FARM.prairie Co.; good hay land.buildings.en mon'hlv pa to C.Lefebvre, 1s1 Lutro corner Iherville strert, also house for saie, STE.HOUSES FOR SALE\u2014ONE £$ for first-class; 12 rooms, n.modern improvements; ter small amount cash.Call situation and get particular and 1-17 CHOICE part of Coe des 190 vards from Sherbrooke s\u2019 SON, STONE FRONT COT7 a; and well finished.1.1 OL on r monthly jé.gi er $11,000, ope $lu,Ouv Hous- woo ib 1.3 s.or lire to THOMAS C.EULMEIL WV PROPERTY FOR SALE Houses, ready by frs: Mas easy payments or very modern conveniences: large : verandah.nice home.ROO James street.WILL PUY ONE tern avenue, Near Vice to he appreciated.BROS, ana Lewis ave: Joon STONE RESIDENCE, Fil UNI Four Choice street, near University.Three lots on north side of 0\u20ac mG IRENE OR M SALE YER: Building Lots = EE br cu street.Cheap io prempt buyer The corner of St Maurice street, Chaboillez square, \u2018or exchange.The corner of Fairmount avenues.I have also for sale ar 0 exchange choice lots and houges In he cv Antoine, the Montreal Annex, localittes.JAS, M.MITCHELL.58 st Francois Xavier oo I JOUSES FOR SALE i WESTMOUNT, A NEW RESIDENCE.Fiessed Bras + = stone, 10 rooms, fimished nu the firest mais + 11.000 fart Jand, unrivalied «ew Frice $J 10 Yictoria aventre (Lot 504150) Lewis avenvre, 8 rooms Lanidowne avenue Wood avenue.- Ajso \u2014 ms LS ce =m -_ + en a ton A few Choiec Lots adjoining (oir Antoine.50x100\u20141%c pe r foot.JOHN A.TEEN À CO.icard of Truûs H Houses for Sa: A select houe ,n Fark attractive modern tires s° with many ew features square re#eptim hall, wien R'Aircase: Jarier dining or kitchen on first floor, «ix +.\" Hhrary and Ha\u2018hroom.\u2018anti try and furnace cellars fm A ten thousand dollar honse fo Easy terms, 12 desired.HOUSE\u2014BARGAIN\u2014 CLARK \u201cTREEFT.2.000, Cash, S200.MONTHLY PAYMENTS paid th same as wilibuy al vely rew too omed (an | a lane.\u2019 Decorated Foro 3, 162 ST.A A BARG.AIN.FINE LOT JAMES STRE} Water FOR SALE Cheap, on Fark ave: ge, 20 hy il tee sewer in.DH 342 Wines OF ne To Let.No.19 BISHOP STREET, UPPER © ment: newly tinted, Dalgy des\u2019 modern conveniences Imimuediare ston: verv conven:ent Apply chester street.TO LET.DWELLING.OVER SY : 34 ST.HU BERT STRE ET, \"TO LET, ate sis Ashford, rooms, ply to © adjoining the Viger Gardens, ate; possession immediately.Hubert street ro LET, VE RY A FINE LARGE AND STABLES, just the thing for an entery er, 308 Delorimier avenus, 1 Huron sireet.( {TO LET, 10 and 13 TARA HA off Upper st.tached Cottages, with ern, w.c.and Daisy h.w th and sd cor.of Derchester et.and fe solid stone and brick semi-d tages, 1265 DORCHESTEK ST.hot water : Lath Daisy furnace in good order for a desirable COTTAGES on MORE AL »T.sheds and nice garden -\u2014 APPLY \u2014 No , MONTREAL LOAN & MORT 1363 Notre Dame, cor.=t.Rw ae = Bird em \u2014 SL 003 &.I AF Urbain street, f.fur EssFn Dorchester sr So Jrorches ser AH res AG \u2018HEA STORE WITH DWII} mise D au \u20ac LE fe it rois Nace TERT etuche Wo nm.GAGE Jobn with ground at side and ron Cor.EssEx AVE\" AVN à hs tenant 4310160 in rear.\u201cif. RE Re ET EEE RE POI Cou ocre MODE rt BOT PRES i _ nes A , P \u2019 \u2014 7 PO 8 LL Ln earn, \"yc 208 TrrspAY, APRIL 9, 1895, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.7 A sac a a mt ir ri re tr rt ; pT =o rm een Le - \u2014 To Let.! To Let.TARIFF For Sale.Situations Vacant.Employment Wanted.Le mm ee \u2014 | \u2014 x = 7 SOME NEW RESIDEN West End + ; i \u201c BEDSTEAD\u2014AN OLD BLACK WALNUT WANTED, AN EDUCATED LADY of good BCYS FOR FARMERS\u2014A LARGE PARTY \u2014 .LET.SU ITADLE FOR | HANDSOME NEW RES IDENCE, ¥ est End CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.double bedstead, with springs, for sale Very game to et or demonstrator at the Food of Boys is expected at the Marchmont Te mangiiemring esiabes.ne e 3 | lleht: possession 1st May: easy terms.R.AGENTS WANTED\u20143235 cents for 12 words cheap, as it would need some mending.Fair.Apply by letter, giving references, Home, Belleville, about the 8th of April, BR .= Apply ag \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.2 | ght.DOSS , aR Toront each insertion; additional words, 2 cents Call morning or evening at 391 Mance st.to DEMONSTRATOR, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.9 ages seven to fourteen.Applications, with / er ELD, | DINDLAY.Architect, Bank of ronto each per insertion.8 \u2014\u2014\u2014 minister\u2019s reference, may be sent to Rev.\u2018 : COTTAGE.BEACONSFIELD._ Cham rs ___ LL | SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 10 cents for 0 WANTED, A BRIGHT INTELLIGENT R.WALLACE, Marchmont Home, Belle- mands fr Ee A LITTLE METIS, MERLINWOOD COTTAGE wJfds er les: three Insertions.25 cents: FOR SALE, EIGHT EX-MOOR MARES and Girl, of good address to assist at an ex-| Ie.$ .Hs 25, \u20ac - 4 D.= + - \u2019 \u2014_\u2014 sn, stat.AE een SO | To Let, furnished: best view and best weil over 10 words, % cent per extra WOT one stallion.These ponles are easily kept, ps a0 the Food Fair.Apply to No.27} _., } SH oF Snrv- ve a tars for St o : rion ad JAMES er insertion.and sel! well.A rare chance for breeders St.Peter street.9 WANTED, BY A BOY OF 14, A SITUATION te Cs river water supolr wih tap in Metis.Winans a address * > SITUATIONS VACANT \u2014 10 cents for 20 to secure the best {imported stocks, as as office boy; can do typewriting, and \u2018 20104 CA KX hen.larvae open fire-p ave.PW ALLAC E tness Office.words each insertion; additional words, they will be sold at*a bargain.Address speaks a little French; will be satisfied < + \u20ac ,; a DER SRE - MEDICAL ANNOU NCEMENT 0 cts.for wheels and runners, two dollars.pply Mackay street.; - i STI PE tel a Seale see, wasmount Pn iio 0 0% | 8 var street 7 Mackay atest.WANTED, SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN azn NT xo bd eb de desiredle Ibcadliy, tw STS ALL OTHER ATED ADVERTISE- == \u2014 TTT TTT \u201cANT : 7 nt = NE- \u2019 ; a So street, S | bath end cbse.hot water heated: laun- MENTS, 25 cents for \"5 words each In- FOR SALE, STAMPS, OLD CANADA AND WANTED, ON TIE ith INST, A GENE curate at figures: penman; rapid stenog- cot ; sn'e d 1 immediate : ; : ral servant willing to go to e St.uls 2s Address B.RK © dry tubs; all in sn'endid order; 1 at .= rapher; both languages.ress \u2026 - reg - ! ; ! =.LA £ertion.U.S.a speclalty: also gcod collections.À.k .cashing: eit I - SC REDUCRED NICE LOWER : possession: rent 323: no taxes.Apply to ; HEYWOOD.Alexandria Rooms, 2204 St for sumnier; nurse ept; no washing; \u20ac 11 Witness\u2019 Office Lu \u201cans, Da he.Ne c22°® JAMES SMITH, 175 Metcalfe avenue, West- .NOTICE PARTICULARLY.Catherine street.All Stamp Collectors in- references required.Appiy 69 Mansfle ses = cases 04-77 few docrs below 31.An mount._ The above rates are NET CASH with order.vitod So a i sree WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A PLACE : so Apply 7 Brunswick sod PTT Tr rm When advertisements are sent in with- - \u2014- Ie in a store or office as assistant clerk; goud EE {TO LET.ST.LUKE STREET.No, 64.near cut being prepald numerous entries have FOR YALE.CHEAP, LOT OF CEDARS.W.|W \"ni ren A GEN RAL A St.GOOD education; willing to work.Address JDA LM Mark steer.a Cottage, built only a to be made, and tho rate is, in conse- C.NORMAN, 221 Wellington street.© references req y 8 __ 6G.Box 82, \u20ac South F Finch, Ont.© CL UPPER ST CHARLES BOR ow ware voms boand woe and hot] quence, much blgher ways the 5 Stross - CE 2° 7 rik se: ot rarer eal- water fnrvace, ant: Sa mono.NO, + Ways .) \u201c20e io ron moderars.| 1207 30.1 .wronce strest, Smal! Shop, and Te ee eh \u2018the advertisement FOR SALE.ENGLISH POLISHED BRASS WANTED, A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, Domestics, foTonr sire to] > room in above, with stable in rear.does mot contain the number of words and Black Enamelled Bedstead, large size, small family; washing and ironing.Apply A YOUNG WOMAN.OF PLEASING AD.m= \u2014\u2014=- === | Rent Six à month, No, 32 Si.Antoine st.Nowed Additional words may be had with Spring Mattress.Address M.A.768, 377 Dorchester street, mornings, or after dress, desires a situation as Lady's Maid; Tr NEW LOWER TENEMENT, 14! Corner of Xt Martin street.12 rooms, with bro rata ° _ \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.~~ ~~ 3 6 p.m.8 has had considerable experience, and thor vi are street new npaar : ho: water furnace.Rent $25 a month, said.me es oughly understands her duties; is willinz City Come girmns pan, | 312-200 St, Antoine street, self-coniained meme \u2014\u2014\u2014m | FOR SALE-YACHT \u2018GOOD LUCK,\u201d WILL WANTED, A RESPECTABLE SMART WO-{ to assist with the house work; can furnish © ize de Avhmer strast, 320.W.L,; heuses, § roms.Rent $$$ u month.be well fitted up for opening of navigation man, for a few hours a day.Apply at No.the best of references, Address T.) AL SN 00018 Si Catherine strret.5 | Taxes Pois, ZA he proprietor EE Wanted.with new fitting canvas and Jend ballast 789 Lagauchetiere street.6 Witness\u2019 Office.\u2014 075 PL: RA \u2018 eg Aarmes fal \u2014 \u2014\u2014 centre-board; she will positively do better - 5 a - rm > CT FIKST-CLASS TENEMENTS my 98 St Mark street, after © 0 clock pan MAN W work than last summer.She will be sold WANTED.A PROTESTANT WOMAN FOR WANTED.BY A RESPECTARLE GIRL, à © 1 ce 2+ Monique sreet.Appiv to! .\"AN ITALIAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO at a low figure.See A.MABE, Longueuil.Housework, willing to go to the country; situation as Nurse, g .à : CATR ~TMIPSON.or 218 Rf.Antoine | TO LET, NEW STONE COTTAGE, NO.2: exchange Italian lessons for English; lady 3 no objection to one child.Apply, with ply at 6 Berthelet street._ Ca s | St.Matthew street, finished in hardwood, preterred.Address EXCHANGE 12, \u2018Wit- references, 795 Cadieux street, city.8 7 2-0 ces - | 4 bedrooms, heated by Daisy furnace; first- ness\u2019 Office.5 Ç A E PRESERVES of ee eee me | WANTED, WORK BY THE DAY.OR A 7 FIAT CT ROOMS, 8700: MODERN | CES NE REOR particular.Apply to WAL.LC ron ade ee ES Catsup, splen- WANTED, A HOUSEMAID.IMMEDIATE good plain cook.Apply at No.33 Ies- Ca to i [as rt.Sy > OT 2 CI 15 2 - ce.- a - .?< 4 y AN.Al: - Pi , : .9 mame, Sala Sanguine street.Ape RUTHERFORD & SONS, 85 Atwater are COACHING Ww ANTED y MeGILL ee a did Orange Marmalade; two Ibs.for 25¢; Jy.Apply at 71 McGill College avenue.3 _Tivieres avenue (in rear)._ ov ; ST CHAR M MPRON, or 116 81,1 Le Lea \u2018lassical man for À rts.ae ce ai hole fruits of al escriptions, at ree - La srre.> 3 err Medical Matriculation, Exhibitions and LUKE'S.2131 St.Catherine street.14 WANTED GENERA] SERVANT WHO WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG - ieee TO LET, COTTAGE, 112 IRVINE AVEXNUIL, Arts\u2019 sessional work: highest references.\u2014- can do plain cooking \u201cApply © Seymour Woman, work of any kind by the day.TOURER TENEMENT.8 ROOME, Ni estmount.seven bly to with all modern WILFRED G.G COLE, 130 ure FOR SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KILN- avenue p ne APPL 3 Address 115 St.Antoine street.3 ne r * 7 Tours $7 Fe.modern ime provements PPIY to RAL .street.7 RE le, 32.50, : - : TT dtrest Apple | 4272 Dorchester street, 1 |- es ~~ dried Kindling Wood, $2; cut maple, 32.50 WANTED, SITUATIONS BY WORKING ~ : Natgquine: e ppl: TS tamarac blocks, $1.75; mlil bloeks, stove ans + OV - Bolan cK SIMPSON, or 215 St A | = AN PURCHASE SILVER J.C.MACDIAR- WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO Housekeeper, good plain ook and general , no APR DS GE RD F0 AS ; \u201c NEX 3 | FGGS WANTED TO \u2018 j lengths, $1.50 per load.A nd \u20ac take charge of feeble old lady and assist , Appl T5 St+.Paul avreet ° - 8re- > | TO LET.FORM 13T MAY NEXT.SHOI'S Laced Wwandottes and White Plymouth MID & CO.corner of St.James and Guy ake ¢ ge © a fe 1d | ds and assi servants.pply at UTS St.Paul sireet, ee | on the south side of 5 Menton street Rocks, for seating: state price, Aired.streets.Tel.8110.13 i pousewor + Address Box 39, Moun ri _Resglstry Office.\u2014\u2014- \u2014 he - ET NC aA1 TORCHESTER ETREET,! west, between MeGill College avenue au EGGS, \u2018Witness\u2019 Offire Ce : \u2014\u2014 i \u2014 , , ED = Cae sel*-ontain-d ela Mansfeld street, having respec! ively front- \u2014- RTS TTT tT GLADSTONE FINE UIFE-SIZE BUST: .WANTED, SITUATIONS FOR FERVANTY, 1 tee éternel basement, heat-!o ages on Sto Catherine street of 18 And 21 OFFICE WANTED, WITH FURNITURE: sait librare, hall or public institution; a WANTED, GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, with references arriving dally.Lmploy- Sen EE (nd habile repairs fest.Apply at 113 Durocher street.3 would share with another, State price and unique work.Also, Perfect Typew riter, small family, washing and ironing or ers pay 3 fee; RE ants Peu a ering: OU IRANL rent moderates AR \u2014\u2014 ee \u2014 TT all particulars to OFFICE, 192s St.James 1 112 Paris street.6 willlng to go to country for summer.no delay.44 ctoria Square.{ Si 10s 5 Parclla stree:, 4 | ro Li LET, \u201cNo.2 KINKORA AVENUE: Rent street \u2018 \u2019 1 _rheap.le \u2018 ee Apply, with references, 339 Prince Arthur 0 w NOW AND HER DAUGH 0 +5 2e - 2 Ri 9 2 av \"ANTED\u2014WIIN AN ER DAUGH- 73 i : : \u201cfree to May 1st; No.32 Overdale avenue; HALL STOVE, SELF-FEEDER, IN GooD _5treet, from 12 tl 2 or evenings.~~ AT re I ne ER LE i na ENT AT CARILLON HILL.QI E.a rn.of eh house, $20, nu taxes.C.WANTED, BY A PRACTICAL BUILDER, order, for sale.cheap.Call morning or cook and housemaid.or care of house Cee and grounds, beatin situa- | CUSHING.119 St.James s'reet.16 $5,0060 to 320,000; first morigage, or would evening at 351 Mance street.S Mechanics.Protestants.Address ALD.US, Witness \u2018or bowie al fstine.dats ml STE .I share profits on building operallons In they \u2014 PTT TOUT TOITS TOUT WANTED, ALL ROUND PAINTER.Apply Office, \u2019 5 4 4 MATE a ATPL Wo SHED.TO LET, FURNISHED, A BEAUTIFUL w est End, Address RESPONSIBUE, at! NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS CAN HAVE 7 a.m.at 113 Laval \u2018avenue.070 x, CETADÉTS, Ho cos : Hous: ith ak podern {mprovements.on Witness Office.6 a First-class Folding Machine thai will \u2014_\u2014 TT TTT TT WANTED WORK IN PRIVATE FAMI- rx a _ Lo ES orchester street; a rare opportunity to aste and fold to a suitable size, for .> 2 He et dass ree | Eecure a comfortable home, will reat for | WANTED TO PURCHASE, BOUND NUM- cuts P ddress or apply to J.BEATTY, Gardeners, Farm Laborers, Laborers lies, by the day.by a first-class liress QE STE VE R BANK sr.| | \u2018 : , ; $100.Addre ppiy tl'eoachmen, «&c maker; city references given.Address ral - LET.oN THE ! ao ST.| ælx months or longer; all rooms have coal | bers of the \u2018Montreal Transcript.A 1- \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.13 , , 8 YER 17, Wine Oth CS s cuir a ROME FONTAINE La ray.| grates; als.bath and w.c.on two upper; dress MRS.McDONALD, 147 Metealfe so.0 me \u2014 WANTED EXPERIENCED WORKING _ DRESSMAK liness\u2019 Office.\" er Lu JT, IR Ary to bel).flate.Address P O.Box.1209, city.19 city.6 Farmer, understanding Canadian farm-|__ Len , se .LATTE sr a | 7 .CT h TT 7 TTT TT TT 7 Ww pop '! WOOD! WOOD !'\u2014 BEST HARD work; horses, cattle, sheep; none other WANTED, BY.A RESPECTABLE ul NG TCT TO LET, CHEAP, TO DESIRABLE TEN- \\¢ANTED, TO PURCHASE, WHITE PLY- Maple, three feet (French measure) long.need \u2018apply; permanent home.Apply fo Person.washing or houserloaning by ti a LL ST PFURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.| ants, light warerooms, with office on mouth Rock and Silver- -laced Wyandotte $5.25 per cord; Birch, 8 per cord; Beech.JAMES JOHNSON, 89 McGill street.; 2 St.Charles DE ee ou Apply x \u2014 : ows Frere lAouse, 15 SU Mark ground floor, next door to \u2018Witness\u2019 Office: Eggs for setting.State price.FANCY, $4.50 per cord.Yard, 600 St.Catherine (od ot Lharies ior = st ._ Ca \u201c2 \u2018hat ve upper tene- are Setng Som thorough repair.RY \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, 3 street.Tel.6479.1 WANTED.BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUX ort surest, rent 820 per month.at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office._\u2014 = | === - .\"AN .ST-CLAS: AUN VILLIAMEON 120 Derchester PTT.__ TL WVANTED TO PURCHASE, LADIES\u2019 AND RY KINDLING WOOD Miscellaneous.dress work for the first days of the et ciR one =h use, pds, ofive, (IA | TO LET.:555 ST.\u20ac ATHERINE St, NICE Gentlemen\u2019s Cast-ofi Clothing, Furs, Ola + L .Apply after six p.m., $7 Alexander s Per 3 3 ThOMV finisse with every sonvenience, 19 Silver and Gold; good prires paid on ac- > .\u201d = ee _ | cons epiabl for professions! man, JOIIN count of having great demand.Apply to LARGE LOADS, $2 Ae of choles seats A aa ean | .IT HOUSEKEEP | 1th EERIE NENT ob COE =F: 7 _.BURRELL, mple Bullddng.1 F ; 5 T > TON A: 2 - pe Ci Te TANNERY STREET SELF SLBBRLL, Tam dune TITI M FRANK.669 Cralg street.> HENDERSON BROS.Pansies, Daisies, Stocks, \\'erbenas, Carna- WANTED, 4 POSITIO: a5 or Superin'en- .; | = .modern ponent CRE Ap- | TO LET.2 ST.GENEVIEVE STREET, \u2014 TS 5 TT TT Telephon 821L 344 William street tions, Asters, threo Begonia Vernon; seven dent of an Institution, by a young woman, i : pm IITA ve DAC RCE I per tenen, on: ma: al Cr 3 Basket Plants.By mail postpaid.E.W.a.t f ref e Addres + .STEPHENS & WARNE?KE, «Upper tenen,oni < rooms, alsn Nn.11 St 3 Hie ont.16 well educate best of references.Adress Ÿ .A A appart an 1 Genevieve s\u2018raet, al! in good order.Apply pupils 1 W anted._ BOWSLAUGH, Kingsville, Ont.~~ 16 Y.N.\u2018Witness\u2019 ~ Office.A | J * .\u2014 = \u2014 at 43 =.A Anton © street, 6 QE es ae _ \u2014 \u2014- \u2014\u2014 - -\u2014\u2014\u2014 p ; .-.ar PE hong | TTT _\u2014 CHINA RIVETING\u2014CROCKERY, CHINA \u2018Ladies\u2019 Companions.\u2018 Honsekecpers, Ac.* $ \u2018 : SoA J AMBER NEN TA LET.THAT COMFORTABLE UP PER AN EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER Rooms and Board.and Glassware, neatly and securely re- .; » Cut eer et oe ; OT REA wil ng 149 (unre! Steen \u201c1 Qesires to forms a classs in theory, giving paired.W.lL.BASTIAN, 2123 St.Cather- THE REV.F.M.DEWEY, 18 STANLEY w a ns hoof the BRR.track.weiling, Tis irso! street, four brigh- ; mess 205 e 5 street, wishes to get a situation as work- ox SC UHEATTY, ye Forms wo vanet ated through roof: ward.| 8 thorough knowledge of the subject, at a ine street.LL PS i 5e a widon wit] Aart * ! Ba Co OU robes gs! e8; sunny yard to wide lane: moderate charge; two lessons per week of A NICE FURNISHED SINGLE FRONT ~ - ing housekeeper or 8 wi ow with a Janet | c SRE ONE NO TRE METOUALEE : Tént red TAL.REYNOLDS, No.£l one hour each.Address THEORY, \u2018Wit- Room.with or without board; private fa- PERSONAL\u2014BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS _ ter fifteen years old; good references.} PIVEN, Na IR 1 AL da Conrsel s°peet : ar ness\u2019 Office, 99 mily: no children.Room, 4 per month.1556 Notre Dame, Beautiful sets of Teeth LL .| / : LT TE Loreen mons.CC i TT TT PTT 445 Sanguine gtreet, near St.Louls square, for Ten Dollars.Fl: and quality guaran- WANTED, BY YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, | 5 PR AE mn een stot TO LIT FARM NEAR MONTREAL, FOR MEARS FRENCH NOW-A FEW HOURS A ES 6 teed.Painless extracting a specialty.post as Governess or (Companion help: / Ji ou se \u2014 ares | NTE r.resinz 6 ook Dave ain Oo week will suffice.The best methods taueht 111 2-1 mes moe Office open evenings.13 teaches English, Music.drawing.painting #6 i , MK-ealrr, SOCK, hay.'n, po- by MR.LOUIS MARTIN, 4% Breboouf st.\u201cRYIENER > ENTRAL| TOO TOUT TO junior Latin, violln.French: gad seweT.A 1 Duo TENANTS FOR UPPER.Wes ve iohlos, large pastursge: good Wi give.lessons ar pupil's Mouse if pres FU RNISHED HOON T9, LET.CR Offien.PUBLIC NOTICE \u2014 THE WOMEN AND Miss HARRISON, 894 Sherbrooke street.5H \"TOUT Ts SOS CE and 126 bu- pu J.RAD CK SIMPSON & CO.ferred.Terms very moderute.Latin, locality.- r 6 Children's protection Society is prepared 8 5 : coat rent ew no taxes.Apply 151 ST.James street 1 classics and translations on eusy terms.ee to Investigate all cases of Cruelty to Wo- oT ; \"4 Via ete A street 4 | PTT Apply by postal card or personally.6 - .a - - men and Children, and will take the proper ; Ë.an - - © TO LET, FROM IST MAY NEXT, SHors - pp - ROOMS, BY SpE EXD AR Te legal means of having the oifenders pun- Dressmakers, Milliners.«&e.! 4 i 2 Si UNFURNISHED, © on the south side of St.Catherine street WANTED\u2014 A FRENCHMAN FROM PANIS Dar le im gentlemen of quiet habits;| ished.Office hours: 8 a.m.to 9.30 p.m.WANTED, DRESS CUTTING EVERY ! 1 = wir on farni ure, a | west, between MeGill College avenue and first-class educated, will give private les- rivate family.- 245 University street.and generally from 1 p.m.to 6 p.m.Lady her own dressmaker.Tailors\u2019 rule y ; | a ont Mansfield street, having respectively front- sons.Terms moderate.Address L.2108, private ld \u2019 4 C.M.MARSHALL, Secretary and Agent, ents all styles of garments: no refitting.: i ages on St.Catherine straer of 46 and 2! St.Catherine street.27 \u2014 Office: 69 692 Dorchester street.13 Draping.designing, Jnishing taught.bu Ë \u2018; - feet.Apply at ily Duroches street.1) cee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014| RON, WITH BOARD, IN abi FA: STORAGE: STORAGE! SUPERIOR.DRY,| VL* REPOS Tuesdass 10880 Alexander * 1-4 2 QT oo Co = mily.for one of strictly quiet habits; cen-} =] S 2 n St.Catherine street.8 ; + | Sa ;n TO LET, HOUSE, SELF-CONTAINED, 9 To Let.tral.21 St.Edward | street.4 Safe Storage fer Household, Furniture and _ street, corner of St.e à _ Ny , co ! ; ELE EY rooms; \u2018Daisy\u2019 furnacé; bath, pantry; Im-l_ 100000 \u2014_ ST lar Proof Safes for valuables.i.i | to La eh : meslate occupation: 32% a month; no taxes.- 0 Le .- ROOM.FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR one and Burg FRASER BROS.Auctioneers.Mechanics.] 3 ; | a obese.| 4% St Charles Barrouce street, above HOUSE, SELF-CONTAINED.TO RENT, or two gentlemen.25'.Bleury street.?6 WANTED, BY GOOD.STEADY CARPEN- , 5 mere | Sherbrooke.Apply 49 Union avenne, 12 cheap, furnished or unfurnished, on St.5 4 ter: steady job of any kind: not afraid of IPRA ee + eee Famille street; good stable: heated with \u2014 - PTS meme mm \u2018ork.Address WORK 17.\u2018Witness Gr A, arractive | - .3 Te - | STORAGE \u2014 STORAGE FOR FURNITURE wor er re Apply on Ito LET, SHOP AND DWELLING, CORNER [HPéce Wal THOMPSON.Temple Build pwo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.suit: and Pianos on fine dry premises.Apply fice.ie * } Fer! \u2018ar and St Etienne sirecis, Clos dwell- ire.\u2014- \u2014 able for Gentlemen of quiet habits.3 446 St.James street.30 GC REPAIRS TO DO, x 5° CTT \"| 5 7 nd 9 roo: 3 7 ._ \u2026 ., nion avenue.\u20ac PARTIES HAVING 2 = UN ho.Je LTT RNISHED WELLING, SIX plate Bn and re abla Ra TO LET, NN à and R INOS D ST.6 either in brick or stone, can have the same \u2018à: 4 A T.as crier, IX 5, Urbain, near! Apply to P MeDERMOTT, %9 Forfar st.rooms, bath.et.ent $250 a year._ TWO OR THREE ROOMS (Unfurnished) at S d a F na done at a very moderate figure: also stons : A i Co vi i SY La oh Lost, traye an ou Jeaned.Address STONE-MASUN, ctoriatown, Poin* st Charies, 11 cyt Lega : e 4S1b $t Urbain street; not moving.6 fronts clea .; _ TO LET, ON FARM STREET, Pinu St puis TS : = ER \u2014 \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.5 SE.As À \"i \u2014 - Ce Len , he nd cr = T= LE.= - 1 \u201cA 5: #4 LL 11 © .cn - Charles, two lower tenements, Nos.Int an .er La a LL.1 ; À ; ; AT Ho.Le por TI STE BRT {TH LET, STONE FRONT HOU «FH NO.2782 105.3 rooms and basement; aiso a corner TO LET, A FURNISHED ROOM, SUITA- LOST.ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, either ANTED.EMPLOYMENT BY A FIR=T- : ; | d, | ! an pots 11 7-7 Fruit art Couif Toa ht \u201c| St.Catherine street, 14 roums, will put in sha.Na.Jit Apply at No.102 same We for two young men: with or without on Drummond street or Dorchester, near Ww + nd Cake Baker, for 1st i tq : - wt Ta ree Laine street, new \u2018Dalsy\u2019 furnace; rent 3430.including block 6 board as preferred.Apply at 208 St.An- five-doll bill.Find leas class Confectioner anc \u201cR Vr .à: 7 : : .A DRE USL >_ Mountain, a five-dollar nder please May Address CONFECTIONER a ! 4 : COE ; -\u2014 = À tuxes.Al=0, upper tonement, No.2545 St.- = - - _toine street._ 4 return it to G4 Drummond street and be ay.: ; hoo ; VIRE #3 - Tor LUT TTS Pa MGILL COL-! Catherine street, in first-ciass order.Ap- 7g LET, 187 JACQUES CARTIER ST, 7 ST oT oT rewarded.1 _ ness\u2019 Office.ee 3 cop i 1 ha Leo ov rw windew extension | piv v AKCIL MCINTYRE, 122 Mackay rooms, vi ronventent: nice locality, JOHN ITO LET.IN QUES Costa EE TRES .Musicians.Ac 7 x #1 > ?LI R 5 ie.ae Gent 8° 9 | B'reet ï 3URRE 71 Ja\u201cqnes Cartier street, B tian home, cheerful rooms, use a , .qT - 2 _ Mu: Se .Rd 4 ow Fone is.rent 128 au l taxes | i _ BURR ELL, 17 Lg ter rob furnished or unfurnished, near cars; East ST RAYED, SATURDAY, FROM 142 GER.{ va .WISHES ! À ft 3 4 2H ! A c © ROC + J - End Apply 35 Gain street 4 man street, young Collie Dog, leather and BASS SOLOIST DISENGAGED SITES ; , 08 = + © SAL ST.MATTHEW St.T}TO LET, 42 LORNE AVENUE, Extension ad.APP wo ae silver collar, marked 74 Fort street.Lib- |.to hear of a vacancy in à Proiestant $ = $i pA: E- vu muriorn provements: xitehen; quiet anl healthy situation: in era! reward if returned to 142 German church.Address VOCALIST, Witness ; 4 | 3 21 À » ¢ all PI ASSOC LATION, 2.RA aime BS a i La good REV immediate possession.JOHN street.8 Office.; LL vo = LEI 410 I.id = A .= Te [OU ANSE TAOMS, bat! BURRELL emple Building.\u2014_\u2014 Love KN! Fog à ds Pulilips square.owe App Ua Met qife ave: AS WwW Lo i : Lit oh A4 CE 1 .iN Building, 185 St.Jumes street isfact The headquarters of th 12 Horse-Power PORTABLE ENGINE and Temple Wuildimg, 185 Arne et, | isfactory.q BOILER, on wheels.TELEPHONE, 192 MONTREAL pany will be Alexandria and business 133 J be begun as soon as the necessary Ho: 48x12\u2019 BOILER; John McDougall make; .; : good as new.(FORMERLY JAMES KIMEBER,) is obtained.The following officers been elected:\u2014President, Mr.JA = Ï ( © | OR \u2018ECLIPSE\u2019 SAW MILL, compl ; ; SE\u2019 \u20ac 3 , plete, ; \\ ; Al Sx12 HORIZONTAL ENGINE; good as PAINTERS, DECORATORS, SICN WRITERS.Etc.Dougal: vice-president.Mr.4.A.MK new, for $150.non; secretary, Mr.V.Chisholm.©: (HARLES R.BLACK, J - | { i 7 Horse-Power GAS ENGINE; guaranteed in gond nrdar.12\u201d FOUR-SIDED COWAN MOULDER, rafi*ted and complete.Ju\u201d FOUR-SILVEL GOLDIE & McCUL- LOCH MOUNDER; good as new.24\u201d PLANER AND MATCHER AND MOUNDER combined; in good order.Qa \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - Cl TL LT 0 - ; T den, boys whose ages raige from © 07d nsuranice 0 ECRE | to fifteen years, and whose homes ! Toronto, were feund to-day in a © J LARGEST FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD h - in the Chicago yards in a nearly fu Of the marvelous success of Burdock condition.The vouths starte f- Blood Bitters lies in its specific curative ronto four days ago io see the wo r power over every organ of the body.was their intention to travel en >» J inz « 5 ; heu The Liver, the Bl / | trains at night.but when they e Liver, the Blood, the Bowels, the | routo they were locked in a box | | 12\u2019 Horse-Power UPRIGHT BOILER, with ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, &e.+4 tort \u2014 Lochiel Messrs W.Rankin ard 10 horse-power engine, all mounted on the - - = McKinnon: Lancaster.Messrs, TL ! one cast iron base: refitted, and in first- Room 16 Bank of Toronto chambers.New Wall Paper Hangings just opened ont.Mebougali nd a.\\ Melennan: Kenve A RAMSAY & SON.| class order.Mr D.C.Campbell; Charlottenturs, M ¢ Horse-Power UPRIGHT ENGINE BOILER = .Ten Ls 5\u2014McCILL COLLECE AVENUE\u2014S * * ==\" 2g ! 25 Horse-Fower PORTABLE ENGINE ang TENTS FOR SALF.| BOILER.on wheels; never used more than Telephone 4421.= A six months.Apply at the \u2018 WITNESS\" OFFICE \u2018 AN SEE THE WORL.Insurance.| 2 Horse-Power ENGINE, in good order, WANTED TO SE : HE ; = | $30 ATV ax ex = \u2014\u2014 mmm | Chicago, April S John Tobit.; ;_2x14 SLIDE VALVE ENGINE, good as Sheehy, John McManus and John new.n | 1 UNLIMITED LIABILITY, or\" PONY PLANER.| SSOLUTE SECT Ca SAND dn good order.Stomach, the Kidneys, the Skin, the ! could not get out until this m°° ABSOLUTE SECURITY.| POST BORING MACHINE, good as new , ys, the , Ï > They suffered severely from lack Bladder, in fact, all parts of the human and water, and Riorden and M-Ma: system are regulated, purified, and came very il.They were relvase restored to perfect natural action by their confinement one at a rime thi dici Th .ES ail railway officers, and in this man 1S medicine.us it CUR all came separated.Riorlen applic! diseases affecting these or other parts police to-day for assistance.ani 1: .\u2018 ei story of their sufferings.The pol of the system, Dyspepsia, Constipa- endeavoring to find the miss\u2018 Every description of property insured at moderate rates of preminm.15.GIG SAW MACHINE.in good order.$25.30\u201d DOUBLE SHAVINGS EXHAUSTER, Buffalo make.HEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA, For above Machines, or further particy.ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDING, Montreal, lars.apply to W.TATLEY, Manager, A.R.WILLIAMS, GED.SIMPSON, Aust.Manager, | 305 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.tion, Bad Blood, Biliousness, Head- | return them to Taran mes ; ERED SOR, J Pere SL or ache, Kidney and Liver Complaint, ,!urned over to a charitable insti = G1 RBERTSON s SONS.} Special Agents | ANDREW YOUNG.Obstinate Humors, Old Sores, Scrofula, til arrangements can be made to x.[ PERCY R GAULT, Department.Rheumatism, Nervous or General \u2014 Debility, and all i iti f th y, l irregularities of the ITALY IN THE CONGO.system, caused by Bad Blood or dis- Rome.April STI ; Lt.ome.April £\u2014The governmer 5 ordered action of the Stomach, Bowels, received information from Massow a\u2019 JA Liver or Kidneys.Thousands of testi- the fallans, after a series of skiry ba ; i .ave succeeded in capturing Sas i monials warrant the assertion that where they took forty-eight guns B.B.B.is the BEST SPRING ithe enemy.Gen.Baratiere has vw ; ENGINES, BOILERS, And GENERAL MACHINERY, 11 and 13 Busby Rane.2 Pants, Oils, &c.\u2014\u2014 =.te rer Best Brands American and Canadian COAL OIL, Gasoline, Benzine NENTS TOR SALE.; 1d Lubricating 9ils, C oe MEDICINE FOR YOUNG OR | oma en Italian Sndieate 7 V4 ALEX BREMNER, 50 Bleury st.Apply at the \"\" WITNESS\u2019 OFFICE.O D sala raves fro Massonsa Y | .pr co \u2018- .- CA ead Tae ape + TH ARE mL PRB fe agp fen, CL pO eis er se H n- in se Oo n- 143 la\u201d os, 1.1, ied e:- as- REF CUNT ce a i ae SA Ti rspay, ArriL 9, 1896, w\u2014 IV EASTER STORY.(Iv Fannie Best Jour) (Concluded.IT.CROFSUS COTTAGE.\u2014 < following morning, wnen Eu- - vas ready to depart on her mis- title hustle of excitement she ealm Sabbath quiet, hurry, Buniee cried Lena.flut- g ubom her.(Croesus Coitage caitine to receive vou with open =, Be sure, though.to be home \u2018rs ta go to chnureh with me.1 \"he deserted cor anvbody, so \u201coi Ni tear of that, Lena.+ Ms.Mirawber po, never UU nn wulked co the corner nf the sta zectre 5 good crossing, Tt < a dear.sunshiny merning.Na- arising from her winiry sleep.eus oa thick sprinkling of green por tree ad lawn and bil]side.Ther.wis ai oXhilarating crispness in the ainosphore which Eunice found co refreshing, Cider the fire of aves which fol- vod hear departure she found it diffi- ra mimtain the stately, dignified iage 10 hid determined to Her mind dwelt upon \u201cloguent phrases she had strung or La previous evening to form -voprlate Easter greeting.ri put 11 as prettilv as [ can; ohe ax dignified as oa duchess tit our interview.she prondiy.\u201cMiss Everett must - A.realize thar T am not one sirned by her luxurious sur- \u201ceoytheless, her hrart was pal- fi.reely as she passed the us oar the gare Her ap- rrist have heen noted from ascended the broad TAPS à sPTVANT swung open door, admitting her at A5 sue coussivé a strong effort of will refrained from vis bv \u201cx In spire of herself she \u2018was; wed for à ve syrrounding her.1 Hall with irs painted panels -Hlendil starry, brought to her Jezerintions of art galleries of she had read.snle mn stillness reigned through- ie house.\u201callowed the servant, their foot- sinking without sound into the thi- k covering on the floor.Her rd rebellion was fod by the know- 2» that a subtle something within seemed to harmonize with the ndeur into which she had stepped.g'anecs around the room into 16h the servant usher~d her re- vie splendors only tie possession Rare paint- dirk could provide.\u2018Gs1y bric-a-brac.mir- ol exquisite draperies struck > sénar of sight wirh delight- Cony LS.heavy Fverett was reclining in a \u201cor.her golden head pressing \"x chshion.It was a queer- « rair.and as Eunice's ves it.something jarred lier X- a false note ringing out 1st of a melody.\u2018 was consrious of dont belong here.Nave \u201che \u2018her 2 she \u201cang towvar:! her with Pager or streteched hands.did not \u201cgood Gf von to come.she cried: \"À tave gone to von if I conld salked.How strong vou are\u201d vded.impulsively, 30 life \" gar room with its magnifi- atipings seemed to swim in a.abot her as Eunice, forgetful - former dignirv.sank trembling \u201cLe chair tha servant nad placed she reulized there was no ary need for the fine Easter had so carefully pre- A revilsion of feeling threat- cs overwhelm her, and it was Lffculrs she restrained a storm ng RE sir 98 \u201cher she spoke there were indica- \u201c= of tears in her tones, I did not know vou were + walk\u2019 she said, simply.CYTY -5N Very, verv sorry UV co felt a wild desir - ro fling her- af Jean's fret and beg forgives SS.\u2018 POLINO' SHIPS HER CREW.Quebec, April 8\u2014The SS.\u201c Polino} Captain Paul Lachance, shipped her crew to-day, and when ready for service will proceed to the Crand Trunk wharf, South Quebec, to take on board a cargo of flour, grain, etc.for St.John\u2019s, Nfld.She will leave about April 18.-_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE POPE'S HEALTH.Paris, April S.\u2014Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, who is cn his way from Rome to London, has stopped here for a day cr two.He says that the Pope's physical and intellectual vigor is greater now than before in many months.of making compensation to IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.THE LOCAL VETO BILL READ A FIRST TIME.London, April 8.\u2014In the House of Commons to-day Mr.Peel made the announcement that owing to the condition of his health he was obliged to resign his office as Speaker.He expressed regret at leaving the post which he has filled for eleven years.During that time, he said, he had constantly been the recipient of evidences of corsideration and forbearance from all sides of the House, and for these manifestations he desired to express his sincere thanks.Sir William Harcourt, chancellor of the exchequer, introduced the Local Veto bill, which is substantially the same as the measure submitted in 1893.Sir William Harcourt, referring to the question keepers of public houses who bad been legislated out of business, sald that compensation to them was not practicable upon a pecuniary basis.The only compensation that the government could offer, he said, was that a fair and reasonable length of time should be offered before the licenses were withdrawn.Sir Edward Grey, replying to a question by Sir Thomas Esmonde, said the goverrment could not interfere in the case of ex-Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii.Replying to a question by Sir George Paden-Powell, Sir Edward said that the goverrment had not yet received any response from Venezuela in regard to Britain's demand for an explanation of the recent insult to the British flag in British South American territory.The House of Commons passed the Local Veto bill through its first reading without dlvisicn.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHICAGO EAST-BOUND SHIPMENTS.Chicago, April 8\u2014Last week's shipments cast-bound were 60.614 tons, as compared with 60,530 for the preceding week and 91,975 for the corresponding week last year.Shipments were divided as follows: \u2014Michigan Central, 9.665; Wabash, 6,818; Lake Shore, 6,200; Fort Wayne, 6,068; Panhandle, 4.273; Baltimore & Ohio, 2,029; Grand Trunk, 9.155; Nickel Plate, 3,875; Erie, 10.900; Big Four, 1.541.Business continues far below what it was during the corresponding period last year notwithstanding the big that have been made on every hand.\u2014-\u2014\u2014 PROHIDITION IN MANITOBA, A DECISION NHICH WILL BE APPEALED FROM.cuts Winnipeg, Man., April 8-\u2014The Icng fight between the liquor mer and prohi-| bitionists ended to-day disastrously to the latter.The judges of the Court of Queen's Bench to-day handed down a decision quashing the local option by-laws passed by several Manitoba municipall- ties, holding that the province cannot prohibit the sale of liquor, the legislation being ultra vires.Manitoba will now.ail probability, join Sir Oliver Mowat in his appeal to England on this point.in - ee INCREASED FIRE LOSSES.April 8 \u2014The \u2018Journal of Commerce * and \u2018 Commercial Bulletin will to-morrow: The fire less of the United States and Canada during March, ax cstimated from our daily files, amounts to 14,239,300.This is a decided increase New York, say over the sum chargeable against the same | month in 1894.millions.heavily upon the fire underwriters as the property burned in the important fires was largely insured, 2 THE TORONTO SUICIDE.NO REASON CAN BR ASSIGNED FOR MILLI- CHAMP'S ACT.Tcronto, April 8 \u2014An inquest on the body cf the late C.Spencer Millichamn.who the Bank of Toronto, was called on Saturday evening by Dr.W.H.B.Aikins, but was adjourned until Wednesday far the most careful enquiry has failed tn discover find shot himself on Saturday in next.Sa a motive, or even to cir- The increase is over five The menth cf March bere very! Tvrspar, Arrit 9, 18935 Er THE INCOME TAX DECisis, THE ACTION OF THE COURT OF THE UNITED £7 - VIEWED ADVERSELY SUF: Washington, April 8\u2014The 1 was informed cf the refusa] «° preme Court to adopt pas:ed by the last Conzress + ly after the decision at 1.30 he summoned Secretary «| the Executive mansion and ++- cussed the matter for some 1:1.members of tbe Cabinet dro-; including the Attornev-Gerersi cision was a disappointmen:.ministration will at once tions to collectors of intern: - corform to the emasculated retary Carlisle declined measure for pubilcation.At: nev sald the government for a rehearing.but would a.He priced at that portion of it ex.nicipal and state bonds fren but expressed the hope that the of reuts might be brought before > in some other shape, when he en.the strong belief that tbe presen- of the court would be reversed In the Treasury department Secretary Curtis declared dition the Was res !,- eee Te cision as rendered.wo tha cf the treasury was ao F reverues amply suffAcient tn rent uses.Commissicner Mill=- ofiicials of the income tax «.- a conference tn-night at the Tie cussing the bearing of the ojini present income tax machinery tion and changing it where 1 meet the changed conditions instructions to collectors wi} ©» ready for publication to-mor- - dav.\u2018 The President, on being ask«4 terncon whether, in view of +1«- of the Supreme Court on he i= law, an extre session of Cengre: be calied, said that Serretary of the Treasury saw : sity for such action, and thar =n - was an unexpected change tions Le had no idea that Cr: e the tr.for its regular session.The effect cf the cision in the income the Treasury department: determine after a hurried esn be & reduction of about revenue criginally estimated a able from that source, nejther >».rect again before Ne Supreme © + \" : - tax av offe- or este f thux annual] revenue to be expected 000 000, The orignal 000 000 per sumption that the law would te be constitutional in all its pravisiors lectors of internal revenue will !- fled cf the ani make whatever corrections sary through the decision day in the hlank ferms furvishe by the Commissioner of Inland ot estimate « year vas passed cn the 2 ne decision may tr rer.i- No new forms will De jssued and\" \u201che co tax wil proceed witheur del: of preparation for Ties +) NEWSPAPER COMMENT.Rochester.April S\u2014The \u2018Dem- em raw will regaraing the States Fuprerme Court on the The Jaw cided adversely.Chronicle\u201d Fax + decision of the 174s stands except as to the It's not, hou dered more equitable or \u2018ust er hv these eliminaricns, Jan: Per reste les of ew York, will not?owners of great estaces Astors.their pTincely :ncomes cerivet fr nor will aliens who oan land oo 0 ted States.The p'anters of are also exemp: from tara on ings frem their broad acres 1: factirers who have hun dre is of °F of deNurs invested in active +\u201d roast hand over a share of their tn the eoverniaert os plea uF ta merchants, business men ato the ves > + and professional clagses who 00% a vear or epwaris.Thos tere { erossiy aunfars ciscrmmtrotion whet i make the law nore unpepanar iho \u201cand will nraovbte lly \u2018eat tu cumstances which wculd vive rise to any: reasonable suspicion of an incentive.sorts of rumors have been afloat.but investigation they were all proved to be without foundation.When the statement from the hank officials that the accounts were all right had given the the story that he was in trouble there, it was rumored that he had contracted heavy debt& outside.No carroboration could be obtained of this.On the contrary so highly was he esteemed at the hank that he could have secured an advance at any time if necessary.Then it stated that the deceased hai love affair which was troubling him.but enquiry among his most intimate friends revealed the fact that so far from this he was disinclined for the society Of ladies lie to there Was a and had formed no attachment that anyone.efther in the family circle or out of it, had any knowledge of.\u2014 \u2014\u2014_2\u2014\u2014\u2014 LAKE NAVIGATION.Mackinaw City, Mich., April S\u2014Tho straits are now open for navigaticn.It is probable that beats will have no difficulty in making the passage between Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, Alli en ( te veal, \u2014 eo A DISASTRGUS ONTARIO WT Gorrie.Ont yori or ; disastrour ends tont has ke Gorrie, on the rive Mita vears, took place this ato, last twenty-four hours very was Used by the catrens coming disaster in van Wt when the flood rame.it w.- Dane's Jam ani totailv vr mond Bras\" sean saw their office.Lumber ard Voz swept In large quantities « At present every indieat- : new hridpe, which was mer, will stare the sur- former one did in a sim spring.The total losses ar «> be fully $7.0M0, THE DAILY WITNESS is printed an.at the \u2018Witness Building, ot the «+ and 8t.Peter strecis, 1a the cay of H Joun Redpath Dougu:l, of Mouitre a All Lueinesz communications should t = \u2018John Dougall & Sun.and à.| Editor should be addressed * Editor - * Witness.> "]