The daily witness, 23 juillet 1895, mardi 23 juillet 1895

[" >= n ter ible Ted L to.the ran ssel { ln five was was )CK- z of late just \u2018era ater zon- rest 117, pin- An, hem 1893 ere- ome ers, irge I in ach tion DAILY WITNESS + PAS CAUSE pré | Last Edition.MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JULY 98, - \u2014 =} Merchants Want a De 1+ Change and no Half Measures.> : HD(E NOT WANTED.SY MILES WILL NOT RE- 11.5 SEAT ON THE BOARD TRADE COUNCIL.= ews published in the \u2018 Wit- pas: tof Friday last, anent the statement Mackenzie Bowell that he had con- the president of the Montreal ¢?Trade that a Board of = experis, as petitioned for by merchants of Montreal, would \u201cmplish the object sought by the r ail, Iam confident, get ly wanted?from the next ! ow ss, ral «0.The demand for an improved n ol the Customs De- \u2018annot be ultimaicly ignored srati 2+ az''ation will be kept up actively.re MIay ex:st division of as >» the means of e r-dr a some Tes5tion made to the House, but no difference of npinion as to the i a change of manage- tie desirability of a sound -ward -\u2018essity oi administration of the ranch of the public service.I LA good Tesult, nor saiisfac- Le measure promised by Sir Bowell for Janiarv next.He v matters ©?dispute, wiile the trade wan: \u2018uni- value ani classification.Le obtained by a board of \u201cLA taik of appoiniing a judge \u2018vauts and the reasons given | + rhe idea of the board of Juply Tidillous and beggar \u20ac \"ne questisn \u201cwal petition\u2019 was under the Mortreal Beard of Trade, 1 791 y à large number who Lers of that organization.Loche emianell of the Board connecte] Da-:1 MeFar- | 0 JT, MeB7r,de and inr- | he Cocuiment Wus signed arrangements Src hy re ene hal authority ty vho =rmes.! =H to sages Tether tha re- \u201crun lrg arrive] ao between ar.l the President (ff the tle \u2018Tha- such a Board of carts as askol ?or lu othe pero ! NT ae : TupL sn the object petitioners\u201d Whatever d'il Asan these gentlemen was made 1 Boop oiiticians against us, in pre- PRTVAT VS CE pers from voting Claro th the wish and interest DaUents, ant farther, was ten bya number of meme than from tie force i BEIM Coon proses favorable +3 Toh movement, The voa Hanes \u201cVus ginally drawn cine only regrettable aair - Montreal members ( aan lt will Fe cailed upon \u201che 0rst anprepriate oce- \u2018 JT «the sratemen: made ! Froav.\"lease say tention ol ros gning my If rhe Board of Trade, Gé iso vards gotiing Le pen toge\u2019her.da in my power OL AT tuTION for unre Scan an Um nis:raion HD give satisfaction.I ants of Meantreal want other will strongly sup.\"aa suecessful issue fn CHURCH SERVICES AT GRAHAM.The first Protestant church service ever held in Graham\u2014a pretty watering place, three miles past Hudson\u2014was held on Sunday last.There being no church at this place, and the day being warm, service was held in a pretty grove.near the river.Mr.Wm.Graham, after whom the place is named, erected a platform and rustic pulpit in the grove.Music was provided from the piano which Mr.Graham had brought from his house.The sermon was preached by the Rev.Mr.Stevens, from Hudson.Mr.Loucks, Mr.Darling, and Mr.Graham, well known iccal vocalists, led the singing, which scunded very sweet, as it echoed through the woods and away out upon the broad bcsom of the Ottawa river.An effort is new to be made to have divine service every Sabbath at this place.__ ST.ANNS WARD.VILL A PROTEST BE LODGED AGAINST MR.CONNAUGHTON.There was considerable talk this morn- Ing at the City Hall over the rumor that Mr.Connaughton, the aspirant for alder- manic honors in St.Ann's Ward, was not entitled, according to the city charter, to Le a candidate on the grounds that he was an expropriation commis- sloner for the widening of Notre Dame street west, According to the charter an employee of the city cannot be a candidate.The paragraph in the charter referring to this reads as follows: \u2014\u2018 No one shall be a candidate who bas any contract with the city for the performance of any work or duly, or is surety for gny such work or contract.\u2019 These who are epposing Mr.Connaugh- ton claim that this clause applies to expropriation commissioners, A \u2018 Witness ' reporter visited the expropriation department and found that Mr.Connaughton had been an expropriation commissioner but that his office had expired in February, 1895.Mr.P.I.Bourque, secretary of the department, explained that the expropriation commissioners were appcinted by the government and that in consequence he did not think Mr.Connaughten e pm.The twenty-two deputy returning officers will he sworn in at the City Hall, by the city clerk to-morrow after- acon.-ee\u2014\u2014\u2014 STREET RAILWAY EARNINGS.YFSTERDAYS LECEIPTS WERE VERY HEAVY.Tha Montreal Street Railway earnings $5,051, $2,100 in excess date last vesterday were of the same year.It is \"stated on the street that the working expenses of the company for June and July wil be unier fifty percent against sixty percent for the preceding period.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PICNIC FOR TilE ORPHANS.Mr.L.E.Morin, ex-Mayor cf Longueil, will givz a pleine to the orphans of St.Patrick's to-morrow, on the splendid grounds adjeining his villa at Asylum, Lengueuil.pr =e mm LABORERS ON STRIKE AT COLON.Vash rgton, July 23.\u2014The Uni:ed States Co su a.Colon has cabled to he S ate D2- - partimient taal a strike of laborers has ceonrred there and serious trouble is anticipated.It is understood that the con- su] has requested that a United States warship be sent to (Colon tn assist the keeping the Colombia Government in larama Railway open.\u2014_\u2014 pe\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 TATLOR'S SENTENCE COMMUTED.Washingion, July 23.\u2014The President hos commuted to imprisonment for life, La sentence of death imposed on Thorras J.Tavlor, who was to have bee: Laurel here on Friday for killing bis Site, \u2014 22 gp NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.Ottawa, July 73.\u2014Sir Mackenzie Bowell intends to leave to-morrow for Regina, to attend the North-West Exhibition \u201cwhich is to be opencd by the Governor- CLONTO MAYORALTY.IT AU, aout Maver Kennedy for Shaw is cur as General Mr.James Sutherland, chief TIiberal «hip, left for home in Woodstock, Ont.\u2018DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS LOADED.A CITIZEN IS SHOT IN THE THIGH WHILE QUIETLY WALKING ALONG THE STREET.THE OWNER OF THE FIREARM WAS ENGAGED IN CLEANING IT AT THE TIME.There was considerable excitement in the vicinity of Roy lane yesterday afternoon over the accidental shooting on the street of a citizen well known in that locality, Mr.Robert Ewing, of 10 Roy lane.Mr.Ewing, who is seventy years of age, was shot through the left hip while walking up the lane towards his hcuse.The bullet came from the direction of.ihe.upper window.of 9 Robert Crawford, the occupant cf that bouse, having accidentally discharged a carbine while engaged in cleaning the weapon.This was at half-past four, and at ten minutes to five Mr.Ewing was in one of the operating rooms of the General Hospital.Capt.Charbonneau marched Crawford to the police station.The victim of his carelessness is in a fair way to recover from the shocl.Crawford, when arraigned before Magistrate Lafontaine, this morning, related the usual \u2018didn't know it was loaded\u2019 story, and said he had recently got the carbine, which is of thirty-two calibre, to shoot rats with around the house.He was remanded for trial until such time as Mr.Ewing will be able to appear in court.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014,\u2014 BRAZIL AND ENGLAND.New York, July 23.\u2014The \u2018Herald's\u2019 special from Buenos Ayres says:\u2014\u2018 Rio de Janeiro advices state that the English legation there declares that England claims the island of Trinidad as her own.One cargo of coal, it is reported, has been landed on the island already.In view of this it was decided by Brazil's Cabinet vesterday afternoon, to formaliy protest, and a message to that effect was sent to the Brazil Minister in London.Fiery articles have appeared in the Brazilian newspapers denouncing England for her appropriation of territory belonging to Brazil, as that couniry affirms._\u2014 -_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 + A BRIDGE JUMPER INJURED.Now York, July 23.\u2014King Callahan, a bartender, why gave his address as 424 Third avenue, dropped from the Brooklyn bridge, into tke East river at 6.50 this morning.He was picked up by two men in a row boat.and taken to the Hutchison street hospital, where he now lies in a dangerous condition, having sustained internal injuries.A wager was made several days ago, by which Callahan was to w.n 31,700 if he sucres-fully jumped.Cal- latan is under arrest.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 YOUNG IN CRIME.Six very small, very dirty and very ragged urchins, wbose ages ranged from seven to thirteen years, and who were bcotless and Judge, Desnoyers in the Police Court this morning.They were accused of breaking into a stall in Bonsecours Market, about 3.30 a.m., and stealing a quantity of cigars, tobacco, and pipes.The five eldest were sentenced to three years in stockingless, confronted the reformatory, and the youngest.who is but six vears old, was sent to the Industrial school.RAN DOWN A LAMP POST.Yesterday afternoon about 4.15, a man who was recklessiy driving a waggon belonging to A.S.& W.H.Mas:erman, drove his vehicle up against a gas lamp post cn Amherst street, near Craig street, with such force as to break it off about balf-way up.-_ en PAPAT, ENCYCLICAL.Rome, July 23.\u2014The Pope has addressed an encyclical letter to the bishops of Belgium, urging them to aim at ameliorating the struined relations existing in that country between capital and labor, by conciliating the respective interests.> A SALOONKEEI'ER ASSIGNS.Thes.W.Foster, saloonkreper, has assigned at the demand cf Maxime Su Jean, with liabilities of about $3,500.en GULF REPORT.L'Islet, July 23.\u2014Clear; ralm: Iinward at 7 a.m., Duenns Ayrean; Turrct Bell; 9 a.m., Lake Winniner, Rive- du Loup, July 23 \u2014North-east wind.Father j'oint, July 20 \u2014Ftronge west wind; inward or 2 am, Concordia; outward at a.m., AFCIVE, Martin River, July 25.\u2014ITazy; raining west wind, inward at 8 a.m., Burkingham.Fame Point, July 22.\u2014South-east wind.Anticosti, July 22.\u2014 Raining: wind.Heath Point, July 25-Ontward vesterday 6 p.m.Labrador and Frenona; Enreka at Fonglish Bax.Low Taint Jule 20 \u2014 South wind; outward south-east - this morning.at o am.Trrret Crown.ESL ITY emit SRE EE WLI Ca 8 Edad mt PRE AE mI ALES FT AT AL OLA SARS YE LOA YY TI SEHR POA TE BER EN GR A Tae Ts ia PricE ONE CENT.WHITE SETTLERS IN PERIL.Salt Lake City, Utah, July 23.\u2014Advices from Jackson's Hole indicate that the position of the settlers is becoming very critical and unless the troops get there quickly it is probable a general massacre of whites will take place.Thirty-five men left Jackson's Hole for Hoback Canon to arrest Indlans for killing elk cows and otherwise breaking the game laws.They took seventeen Indians prisoners, and on'the way back the Reds attempted to escape, and a fight ensued, in which all the Indians were killed save one papcose.Several of the whites were severely wounded but none will die.The Banncck Indian warriors are assembling in force on the Hoback river, and are sending away their women and children, Radeon india nes that they meau to fight.The Indians are greatly incensed at the killing of the prisoners anc the s'tuation is so critial that a general rising may occur at any mement.The Bannocks are raid to be four hundred strong.Later advices from Governor Richards state that it js believed the Princeton Geolcgi- cal Survey panty is safe ço far.The cavalry troops are pushing to the scene of hostilities with all possible despatch, Meantime the soldiers are entrenched and awaiting an attack by the Indians.THE STORY NOT CREDITED.Washington, July 23.\u2014It was stated at the Indian Bureau to-day that no news had heen received there of the existence of trouble with 4he Bannock Indians at Jackson's Hole.and Commissioner Browning expreszed decided incredulity regarding the reports of wholesale killings of Indians by the settlers.THE ST.HENRI MURDER.EVIDENCE AS TO THE MOVEMENTS OF NAPOLEON DEMERS AFTER THE MURDER.MR.ARCHAMBAULT TALKS ABOUT THE CASE\u2014 A SCENE IN COURT, There was no afternoon session of the Demers enquete, yesterday, as the witnesses who were to have testified on that occasion failed to turn up.The investi- gatlon was consequentiy adjourned until THs .merning.The first witness called was George Maheu, carriage maker, who was a fellow workman of Demers at Latimer's car- ringe factory.He testified that on the morning of June 13, when he arrived at the factory at seven o'cleck, he found Demers already there.He was dressed in a gray suit.He saw Damers several brother when he came to fetch him in the afternnon.Demers lent him a knife about a month before the murder.Never saw anything out of the way in Demers's demeanor.After the murder Demers said that he could not understand why they suspected him.Witness knew that Mrs.Demers was jealous of Mrs.Proteau.Miss Donalda Demers, sister of Napoleon Demers, of St.Charles, was the next witness, She testified that she learned of the death cf her sister-in-law the night after the murder.She came right on to Montrea! and met her brother Oscar at the station, who told her that his brother\u2019s wife had eut her threat.Witness asked him: \u2018 Did she hersclf cut her threat ?\u2019 Her brother did not answer her.Witness spent some days on a visit to Napoleon Demers\u2019's house last May and she never witnessed a quarrel between the deceased and her Lusband, and did not see him drunk.When the body was sent to St.Charles witness accompanied her brother thither.The latter brought with him a tie and a white shirt.Amcng the goods brought Ly those who went to St.Charles was a pair of drawers belonging to Napoleon Demers.Vitness did not sce a single drop of blood en them; there were some black stains which anpeared to have been made by dust.Witness did not ask her brother how his wife died nor did he teil her anything about it.Cross-examined by Mr.Desmarais, wil- ness said that during her five weeks\u2019 visit to Demers\u2019s house, she never saw her brother got into a passion.Doralda Demers is probably the last witness tho Crown will call to give cvi- dence regarding tha case.To-merrow, Doctors Villeneuve, Fafard end Johnson will give evileitce of a technical nature as to whether the stains on certain articles found in Demers's house are those nf blood or of some cther substance.This will close the case for the Crown, after which Mr.Desmarais will make his pea! Bfforis in behalf (Ë the defence.To a \u2018 Witnrss' reporter this morning, Mr.Arehambault.for the Crown, said:\u2014 \u2018I have been found fault with by some outsiders on the score that I go too much int» minute details; that I am only delaying the case by asking questions which are of no importance.Now, I am boun] to go into the smallest details of this case because, according to the new eri- minal code, the preliminary investigation \u20ac at times during the morning, and saw his | of a case before a magistrate to-day is a different thing from what it used to be.Now it takes the form of a complete trial, the defence has a right to bring up any number of witnesses and to make as full a defence for his client as he can, and, consequently, I have to leave no stone unturned by which I might secure the holding of the guilty party or his discovery at least.This Demers case is of so grave a charac\u2018er, and so important, that it is plainly my duty to take all the legal means in my power to find the guilty one, and when that is done, I will leave to the Magistrate to settle with the prisoner.I hope that I am conducting the Investigation with impartiality; I am acting according to my bost judgment, and in a spirit of justice and equity.\u2019 A little scene which was quite impressive and touching whi it lasted, occurred in the court room just after the ccurt adjourned.During fre\u2019éntire time that Miss Donalda Demers was in the ecurt room she never so much as once was notlcad to give a glance towards her brother, the accused, nor was he, apparently, aware cf her presence in the room.They hoth knew of each other's presence too well, however.After she had testified and was dismissed Miss Donalda asked permission cf Mr.Archambault to speak to her brother.Mr.Archambauit raid that he was unable to grant her per- sion.An expression of pain and disappointment spread over the girl's pallid face.her large, over-bright eyes drcopei to the ground and a suppressed sigh shook her fragile frame.Mr.Archam- bault addad, however, that if the judge thought fit that he could allow her to speak a few words to the prisoner.On being appealed to Judge Desnoyers gave the desired permission, and the girl turn- irg threw her arms around her brother's neck, pulled his face down to hers and kissed him tenderly.Even Demers's steel nerva and self-control could not withstand this display of affection; it was probably the first genuine sympathy tha had reached him since the day hisFwife was found murdered, and it overcame him.and lowering his face he cred.As his tears fell a spectator happened to notice him and remarked, \u2018There lcok at Demers! See, he sheds the first tears since the day his wife was killed.Demers crying! What a wonder!\u201d After a few words of sympathy and encouragement the poor girl left her brother end pulling down her veil over her thin face, glided from the room.-\u2014 VICTIM OF CIGARETTES.A NEW YORK BROKER BECOMES INSANE FROM EXCESSIVE SMOKING.New York, July 21.\u2014Ferdinand H.Birmingham, familiarly known as \u201cDoc\u201d Birmingham, a stock broker and banker at No.52 Exchange place, has become insane within a week, and has been placed in a private asylum at Whitestone.L.I.Mr.Birmingham's home is at No.119 Winthrop street, Flatbush, where he was a member of the Midwood Club.Early in the year, eccentricities in his movements attracted some attention.but it was only recently that his delusions became marked.He began to shower favers upon Police Capt.Buckholtz ard Serg.Zimmerman, of the Flatbush station, and scarcely a day passed that he did not send them flowers and cther presents.À few weeks ago he surprised Serg.Zimmerman with the announcement that some mysterious man was trying to break up his home and destroy his domestic peace, and requested him to watch for him.Inquiry showed thaï there was not the slightest foundation for Mr.Birmingham\u2019's suspicions, and that there was not the shadow of trouble at his home.Other delusions soon showed themselves, one being that he was the owner of untold wealth.He said ke had money br the barrelful.Finally, by the advice cf Dr.Duryea, the family physician, and Dr.Jchn Ranken, Mr.Birmingham was sent to the Whitestone institution.It is be- iieved \u2018by his fricrds, although the doctors will not aëmit it, that Mr.Birmingham\u2019s mind became unha'anced through excessive cigarctte smoking.One of his most intimate friends said :\u2014\u2018° There js not the slightest doubt in my mind that he went mad from cigarelte smoking.He hal been smoking cigarettes ever since he was a litile boy.I suppose he smoked forty or fifty of them every day.His domestic relations were happy, he was prosperous in his business, and he was not a drinking man.He was not a strong man, and was excesdingly nervous.Me told me himself that his nervousness was due to cigarette smoking.\u201d Mr.Birmingham is thirty-five years old, and of slender build.He was always regarded as a shrewd financier.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 CROPS IN HUNGARY.Pesith, July 23.\u2014The cfficial returns cn the crops throughout Hungary, show that the harvest does not exceed the average, and that it is equal to 1894, while in ; Pp Ar @ Armee ey mer 4 J es be oa 7 \u201c PES a RES A EI SORT ET TES auality the crops are generally good.4 es ui ASE at ET TS\u201c ES CAMPOS ISSUES A CIRCULAR.HE IS ALARMED AT THE PICKING OFF OF HIS NATIVE GUIDES BY CUBAN SHARPSHOOTERS.DECEIVED BY THE CENTRAL PROVINCES AND THE REFORMISTS \u2014ANOTHER REBEL VIG- TORY.New York, July 23.\u2014The *\u2018 Herald's\u2019 Santiago de Cuba correspondent says:\u2014 Gen.Campos, as commander-in-chief of the Spanish forces in Cuba, in a circular just issued to the generals of division and brigadiers in the field, deplores the in the service of the government have been killed.The practice has been to send these men, upon whom, in a great measure, depends the safe condition of the columns marching from one point to another at the very head of the column, more frequently with the advanced guard.Cuban sharpshooters single them out and pick them off one by one, knowing that without a pilot the Spanish forces easily hecome dernoralized, and many then fall an easy prey to rebel guerillas lining the mountain sides along the road.Campos has consequently directed that in future these guides shall march with the rear guard column, with the commanding officer, In his circular the general-in- chief also directs that when country people are arrested as suspects the most rigid fnvestigaticn shall be made by the officers in command before ordering their indefinite detention, so that in no case will peaceful prisonment.Campos seems much aggrieved that the autonomists of the central provinces, whose support ke had counted upon, have deceived him, as alleged, and that many of their leaders at the last moment joined the revolution.He has also fallen out with the Reformists, and is filling all offices with the bitterost of anti-Cuban Conservatives.On July 1 he made a clean sweep, removing all officers, municipal and provincial councils, apd filling persons suffer unjust im- their places with provisional appoini- ments of his own selection.Havana papers regard these appointments as arbitrary and illegal.Mortera and Amblard, leaders of the Reformist party in Havana, have sailed for the United States, and it is naw whispered among insurgents that an ;m- pcertant section of resident Spaniards, disgusted with their treatment by Spain and Campos, may come out openly 1p favor of annexation to the United States.From Cibara comes the news that Major Ordonex, of the Puerto Rio Spanish Battalion, operating in that district, was defeated by Cuban forces under Marcano.Ordengz had 240 men, Marcano more than 600, but less than half of these were well armed.The halance fought with machettes only.Ordonez reireated toward Gibara after his defeat.The besieged cily of Guantanamo is in sore distress, and the streets are full of persons crying for bread.The local military governor, Dazan, is ill with fever, together with a number of kis staff and tne epidemic continues to spread.Those who can get away are leaving daily.A government convoy of twenty-seven carleads of provisions and munitions, escorted by a strong Spanish force, was recently attacked on the rcad between Santiago and El Cobra bv rebel forces under Diego Palacio.The latter were repulsed.\u2014\u2014\u2014# \u2014\u2014 THE \u2018FREE PRESS\u2019 SOMERSAULT.MR.ST, JOHN RETIRES ¥ROM THE EDITORIAL CITAIR.Winnipeg, Man., July 22.\u2014The \u2018Free \u2019ress\u2019 announces to-day that Mr.Mely- neux Si.John, who has been editor of that parer for two years, has retired.This, follewing the recent announcement of a change in policy, is taken to mean that the paper will support the Ottawa Government, as Mr.St.John was an up- compromising Liberal.\u2014_ LI HUNG CHANG SR SUCCESSOR.London, July 23.-The * Standard\u2019 publishes a dispatch from Berlin saving that in the event of tho early retirement of Li! Hung Chanz.the Chinese statesman, it is probable that his successor will be Vang Wen Shon.Taotal of Hankow, Wang Wen YShon is an able and im- Iie follows the policy of partial official.1.i Hung Chang.De TIIE WEATHER.Metcorolog'tral QOffizs, Toronto, Ont.July 23, 11 a.m-\u2014Th.following are the mininium temperatures: \u2014Calgary, 44; Butileferd, 46; Qu Appelle, 48: Port Arthur, 48: Toronto, 6; Kinz=ton, 56; Montreal, 5S: Queber, 56; Chat- ham, 60; Halifax, ©».Probahilitios for 1he next twenty-four hours: \u2014 Mcderate winds: fair weather; a little change in temperature.Montreal, Tulv 23, 1895, Readings by Ilzarn & larrison\u2019s Standard Barometer at noon to-day, 19.497; vastarday apt soni ay gr oe gs (Ce tA Bam ov seine RETRY Le iru 29,087 to-dav, temperature, max.TS; anin.61; yesterday, max.Si; min.6s.\u2018 es meme pe Sp Te pd fact that so many of the native guides.M + \u2018 8 | : À x | | Ag | x oh #1 a À au t i ' | 1.8 Ù i J | a 4 vo À # { ï + > \u2018 fi # I + Too i mr ; i 5 = nn 1 cH R , | hn 1 à \u2018 °°, ; i ÿ \u2018 SEA Rol i bor 5 io I + * \u2018 ! 4 ; À f 3 £ t î 2 ! te # A Cr A # # f + 2 i i A A 9 + 4 ?ak 1 4 ! o % 0 # 7 ¥ , ; À 3 Vv GF i A Ë 1 \u20ac + À ai \u2018 i : y \u2018 4 3 $ ; i # 4 ; \"\u20ac cy it.ya Tog 2 me EE EE BIRTHS.MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notices of births, marriages and deaths must invariably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise no notice can be taken of them, BirtA notices are inserted for Pic, marriage notices Jor b0c, death notices for 25c prepaid.The announcement of fureras appended to death notice, 250 extra; other extension to obituary, such as short sketch of life, two cents per word extra, excep poetry, which is 50 cents per line exira\u2014prepaid.dnnual subscribers may have announcements of births, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) ocourring in their immediate families.free of charge, in which case name and address af sub scribers should de given, BIRTHS, MIDDLETON.\u2014On July 72.at 121 Union av-nun, the wife of A.G.Middleton, of a daughter, 23 RE!1) \u2014On Outremont, a son.RONAYNE-\u2014In the wife of E.P.End avenue, Juiv I a, West: of the wife of Hugh G.Reid.this \u201cty.on the 19th inst, Ronayne, of a son.22 MARRIED.INGIL EBY\u2014HAL L\u2014On July 3, JS, at St.Marves Chnrch, Heacham, Norfolk.Eng.by the Rev.Canon Procter, rector of Thor- lev.assisted by the Rev.G.T.Thompson.vicar of the parish, anl :he Rev.Frank l'rosier, Herbert.younges* son of the la\\e Cloinen: Mansfield Ingieby.LIL, of Va- lertines, Essex, to Florence Isabel, second dauzhrer of the Hon.Mr.Justite Hall, of che Court sf Queen's Benth, Montreal., DIED.FARGEY-\u2014 Au Rslin, Ont.on Sunday.July 14, 105, Suis anna, teloved wife o?Mr, Jorn Far goy.and daughter of Mr.Forbes Sher.v Thomasbargz, (Cnt x FLYNN,\u2014-A; Cararaqui, Ont, ing of July 17.Anna Cross, on the even- beloved wife of L.A.Flynn.in the thimy-fifth year cf her ag.HYNDMAN\u2014At 1 Srafford Villa, Sarnia, Ont, on July 10, 1335, Patrick Kennedy Hynd- man, MCE, London.England, sixth son of the late Honey Hyndman, Esq.first Shariff of Huron.in the 53rd year of his age.22 LAWSON.\u2014At Quebec, on July 22, 185, Rober.Samuel, !nfant son of Mr.Rob>rt Lawson, aged lÿ months.23 LISLIE\u2014At Corbrvilie, Ont., on Friday.July 14.1595, Hatiie, sezond daughter of Mr.Robert Leslie, Corbyviile, Hastings County, Ont.22 MATHEWSON.\u2014At Lordon, on July 2, Iss5.after a serious illness.Alexander Mat! 1\u20acW- son.manager, late Ait on Food Works, Edinburgh, Scotland, deeply rugretred, 7 MeCCUTCHENON.\u2014In this city, on the iust\u2026.Pavi:1 MeCutcheon, aged 51 and 9 months.Funerai on 22nd years Thursday.the 25:h inst, at 2 p.m.from his late residence, No.25 Forfar street, thence (0 Muvunt Royal cemetery.Friends and acyualntances are re- spaccfully invited to attend.lasgow and Greenock papers please copy.23 MCLAUGHLIN.\u2014At His residence, Argyle Farm, West Bnl'on.Que., on the 20th inst, Jaries MeLaughiin, in his 73th year.Funera!l from Bril\u2019gs Church, on Tuesday.the 23rd inst, at il a.m.2 MeWILLIAMS.\u20140On Sabbath morning, July 14, at Navan, County Cumberland.James Mow ams, in the TEL year of His oge.18 MITLILER \u2014Suddenly, of heart disease on July 16, 1245, at Washin wgton, 1KC., U.S.Mr.Thomas Lewis Miler, aged L' years, brother of Messrs, An \u2018hibald and James Mile n° Quabe-.22 MILLINGTON\u2014At Longueuil, on the morning of July 22, 1895, l'eter M: nzgton.a nu- Lye of Dirmingham, England, ar the age af 51 years.Fiien ds and a\u201cqnaintancas are requeste 1 \u2018à attend the funeral from his jensce, 36 St Jacques street, Lo ma nil, on Wednagday, July 24, at 270 do p.m., :o Mount Royal Cemetery.NEWTON\u2014At Three Rivers, on July 9, \u20184.Ellen, daughter of the late Samuel New- wn, Esg., of Quebe-.22 RIDOUT.\u2014Norman Stuart Ridout, CS=.M.Royal Military \"COnllege, Kings'in.second son of the late Donald C.Ridou*.in his 21st year.Death result of an accilant où July 20, 1885, while on service a: St.Anne's, Quebec.23 RONAYNE\u2014In \u2018his city.on the 21st {n.t., Gerald A.Tafant son of E.P.Rrnayna.Funeral privat».2?RONAYNE.\u2014In this \u2018y Mary Frances Willis, Ronayne.The funeral wii] rake place from her lato residence, 18 S'anlev on Wednesday.24th inst.at s.39 2.m.\u2018o 81, Church.Friens and acquaintalices are respectfully invited to aitend.23 SCARLETT At 374 Sackville str-et, on July 18, 1835, of Lywels, Evalyner» aldest daugh:er death Scarlett, M.D.decply regretted.SMITH.\u2014Sudd=aly.on the 21st inst.beinvel wife of E.P.s\u2019reet, Toron:o.Inflammation of the Merideth Merrill (Eva) Ixearly b:loved and 22 at Winnipeg, July 20'h.Alexander Smith.Jae Immigration Agent, and proprietor of the \u2018Colonist.Notice of funcral later.23 SMITHERS\u2014~At Ridgefield Conn., 1845, Louisa M: Dougal.beloved wife of Francis FR.Smithers.and dauahter of the .1>., of Montreal.9 op July 14, late Canon Ban-roft, TORRANCE\u2014At Rossland, rear Rat tage, Oni, on July 17, 1S55, Torrane, mining engineer, year.WILSON.\u2014At 106 Bellevue avenue, Toron'o.on Tuesday morning, July 9, at lo.) o'clock.May Josephire, eldest and dearly beloved daughter of George 1.and Eima J.Wilson, aged 17 voars, days.sw getly fei: asléep In Jesus.25 Funeral teak place to Moun Pleasant Cemetery, Toron'o, on Thursday the 1i*h inst.Por- John Fraser in his dud Those sending notices Jor the above column may send woth them a lst of names of intercsted Jriends.Marked copies of the * Witness containing such notice will be sent jree to any address in Canada Montreai excepted.Notices received too late for this column are usually placed on the 6th page.__ ADVERTISEMENTS.Dr.D.B.Alexander, the well known physician of the east end, has purchased a Heintzisan p:ano.Mr.Lindsay.2265, 2270 and 2272 Mt.Catherine street, has a full assortment of those celebrated pianos, including the new style 17, with iransposing keyboard.SHIPMAN & GRIFFITH, Funeral Dircctors and Embalmers, 2356 ST.CATHERIVE ST, ALWAYS OPEN, TELEPHONE 30M B ate radio Pairtek's | of the late Edward Meri- | : months and 7 p | Noire Laine aud St.ue DON'T MISS fe DON'T MISS css DON'T MISS ATTENDING ATTENDING ATTENDING S.CARSLEY\u2019S FINAL CHEAP SALE.FINAL CHEAP SALE.FINAL CHEAP SALE.LADIES\u2019 BLOUSES.700 Ladies\u2019 Colored Cambric Blouses, regular 32e, reduced to 19c each.75 Ladies\u2019 Blouses, grod Patterns,worth 48c to 68c, redured to 29c each.i 99 Ladies\u2019 High Class Blouses, $1.40 to $2, all to be sold at $1.10 ea.125 Ladies\u2019 Duck Waistcoats, regular price $1.25, a snap.only 49c.200 Ladies White Shirts, slightly damaged.to clear.25c.99 ladies\u2019 White Lawn and Blouses, regular, 50 to 60 cts.sale price, 35c.MILLINERY.100 Black and White Sailors; also about 200 Ladies\u2019 Straw shapes.assorted colors.out they go at 4c each.1,000 Ladies\u2019 Untrimmed Sailors, white or black, sold regular, at 18%¢ tn 20c, vour choice 9c each.The foreign manufacturers wouid not sell them as cheap.Ladies\u2019 Wrappers.Best value yet\u201448 Ladies\u2019 very handsome, all wnol challie wrappers, in numerous designs; regular price $5.65.S.Carsiey's Final Sale Price brings them down to $1.95 ea.39 Ladies\u2019 Fine Quality French Opera Fiznnel Wrappers, well made, walsts lined.Fall weights, but we recommend immediate purchase, at quarter the original price.Example, wrapper marked $4, will be sold at $1.Brilliant Final Colored Dress Goods.10,000 yards 44-inch Colored Dress Gonds, reguiar price 20c to 25c, your choice at 12%c yd.5,000 yds.Double Width Fashionable Dress Goods, regular price 40c to 50c, your choice at 27c yd.3,500 yards Rich High Class Summer Dress Goods, regular $1.25, pick them | out ar The yard.5,000 yds.Dest all-Wool French Challies, this season's patterns, regular 30c choose them at 19¢ yd.Manchester Bargains.Plain Sheeting Sale.72-inch Bleached.regular price, 20e.Special price, 1414c yd.SC0-inch Biche regulra price, cial price, 1ilge vd.90-inch Bieacher, regular price, cial price, 20c yd.Twill Sheeting Sale 72-inch Bleached, regular price, 2lc.Special price.17¢c yd.30-inch Bleached, regular price, 28c.Special price, 21¢ yd.90-inch Bieached, regular price, clal price, 24c yd.10-inch Bleached Pillow Cotton, regular price, l4c.Special price, 9c yd.Ladies\u2019 Silk Blouses.Ladies\u2019 able colors, for 92c each.ÿ Ladies Silk Blouses, Cream and Pale Blue, choice styles, worth $5.25.Dure ing S.C.Final Sale, $1.50 ea.High Class Silk Bl uses, in good colors, worth $4.25 to $10, for $2.49 ea.FINAL SALE PRICES., Wida Raversible Carpets, Slee vd.Useful Stair Carpets, ec vd.China Mattings, 12¢ yd.Useful Tapestry Carpets, 2ic yd.Pretty Reversible Door Mats, llc ea.Choice Reversible Hearth Rugs, 31c ea.Good Yard Wide Jute Carpets, 166 vd.FINAL SALE PRICES.Gpaque Window Shades reduced to 29c ea.Fancy Window Shades, reduced to 40c ea.Art Splashers, reduced to blzc ea.25c.Spe- 28c.Spe- 31c.Spe- Jengaline Blouses in fashion- original prices, $3.75; co nen.The \u2018Terrier\u2019 slight damage about the decks, and bent two of \u2018Le how plates.The \u2018Eagle\u2019 owned at DBarbadoes, and plied between that place and Demerara with passengers and mail.The \u2018Terrier\u2019 is a small Nor- wogian schooner, chartered by Messrs.\u2018Eagle\u2019 ANNUAL CONVENTION HELD THURSO \u2014 A SUCCESSFUL GATHERING.AT STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, Ottawa.July 23.\u2014The Annual Convention of the Ottawa County W.C.T.U.mes ai Thurso receniiv.the president.Mrs.(Dr.) Metcalfe.of Thurso.presiding.The business of the convention began by the reading of the minutes of the 1revicu: convention at the moruing session, the appointment of committees and introduction of honorary members.Next in order came the reading and receiving of reports from local Unioms, reading and receiving of reports from superintendents of departments, some of which called forth considerable discussion.especially the evangelistic work, superintended by Mrz.G.Black, cf Thurso, the World's Missienary Work, by Mrs.Cumming.of Buckingham, and the Band of Hope Savings Bank, by Miss Clark, of Aylmer Road.The treasurer's report showod a bal- anco on hand of twenty-onc dollars ann eighty-one cents.At noon a sumptuous repas: was served by the W.C.T.U.women of Thurso.In the afternoon, a Bible reading was given by Mrs.Donaldson, of Ottawa.Congratulations from the I.O.G.T.were tendered by Miss McKechnie and Mr.Hudson, of Thurso, also from the Juve- Twenty-four | and Miss McKeown.; A.MacLean then came forward and very sustained | convention to Was : W.& P.Armstrong for their trade be-, tween this port and Demerara.im THE RECENT SESSION.Referring to the close of the session of the Dominion Parliament the \u2018 Monde\u2019 says: \u2018 Parliament is prorogued.It will be sufficient to read the Speech from the Throne to see that, with the exception of the vote on subsidies the work of the last session was desperately insignificant.Nothing was done and never was a ses- sinnal indemnity less earned by the members than this last one.The Speech from the Throne, which Is the usual reflection of parliamentary work, is negative.It could not be otherwise.The last session will have been one of withdrawn measures, of dastardliness and of infamous compromises.> INCENDIARISM AT LUCAN.Lucan, Ont., July 23.\u2014The last of Stanley & Dwight's grain warehouses were burned at eleven o'clock last night, together with three cars of wheat and three cars of oats.The bullding was undoubtedly set on fire hy a man who was seen In the neighborhood of the building a minute before the alarm was given.Mr.A.McGillivray, a farmer, while passing the warehouse about 10.30, on his way home, claims to have seen the incendiary touch the match to the west end cf the building.Immediately the flames burst forth into his face and staggered him for a moment, giving the farmer a good view.Warrants are being issued, and something sensational is sure ty follow.which will probably explain the origin of many previous fires which have taken place here during the past two years.nile Sons of Temperance.by Mrs.Hadley of Rockland.Mrs.gracefully welcomed the delegates of the Thurso, to which Miss Parker.of Aylmer, responded in a very neat address.BAND OF HOPE DEPARTMUNT.Several reports of local unions were read when tke Band of Hope superintendent.Mrs.David Stewart, of Aylmer Road, was called upon for a report of the past year's work, which she gave at some length, stating that we now have in Ottawa county elght bands of hope with an enrolled membership of 450.a slight advance of last year, and urging the unions to use every means to further the interest cf this most important department of our work.The Press superintendent, Miss Parker, of Aylmer, gave an encouraging report of work done.The annual address by the president dealt with the different departments of W.C.T.U.work and urged upon the members of the convention greater diligence in the coming year.Mrs.Donaldson, of Ottawa, having been called to the chair, the election \u2018of officers for the coming year was proceeded with.The first ballot resulted in the re-election of Mrs.(Dr.) Metcalfe, of Thurso, as president, when she was conducted to the platform and received with a Chautauquan salute.The following officers were then elected by ballot: \u2014Vice- president, Mrs.Alexander Maclaren, Buckingham; secretary, Miss M.J.Wright, Aylmer; treasurer, Mrs.S.Church, Chelsea.Then followed the election of superintendents of departments, viz:\u2014Evangelistic work, Mrs.S.Black, Thurso; Band of Hope.Mrs.D.Stewart, Ayimer Road; Sick Committee Work, Mrs.Dole, Thurso: Press Committee, Miss Parker, Aylmer; Band of Hope Savings Bank, Mrs.Waters, North Nation Mills; Flower Mission, Mrs.Smith, North Nation Mills; Lumber Camps and Railway Employees, Mrs.Putras, Rockland; Social Work, Mrs.A.MacLean, Rock- land: Scientific Temperance Instruction, Miss Clark, Avimer Road; Crusade Super- iniendent, Mrs.J.Black, Thurso; World's FEI en AN EXTRAORDINARY BARC.=-\u2014 IN \u2014\u2014 FINE LAC: JURT OPENED OT T A! Jas.A.Ogilvy They are dire-t from sent prices they will only a Come ard see them! They à Beautiful Hand-made Iris} Beautiful Oriental This is the Fines: ace We have ele; in Cream, Whi.e, LACES! Less than Half p ane shew Beige a: the mr = 1 Po ut tf Bae .fe IRISH POINT HAND-MADi In Choice jroo Worth 46 a yard, fg Weeth Wa yard fo Worth Toc a vard : >.\u2026 Worth Sic uw yard, ! Tr 4.Wortn \u201cve a yard, {oc on Wortn 31.35 a vard, or Worth $1.49 a var: tor a Worth IL.a vard.for =! tou FINE With Rich Irish Poors J Worth Worth Worth Worn {0c a yerd fv 5 $1.20 à vard : inky a dard © o- Ea ya.d.FINE ORIENTAL JAS.A.OGILVY THE TAMITY LINEN AND DLAVLLY | ANTOINE STRET 203 to 257 ST.wo ORIENTAL 5 te & fae ~ OI 4.144 to 159 Mountain street, Tele; Lune, ETS, BRANTI :\u2014 ST.CATHERINE STSFIT, Cor.Du Lo.un avenue, Telcpèoue $535 M'issianars Work i» ehan: Urfer cel ( Mrs.Hae on ior Hye:ene, Ars.monies Lam; Nave ties, Mrs Met Leg'siation an) lessons NT Buckingham: Sabah Sh Cummings, North Nate a M.ance Groceries, Mrs Ari, 0 Rockland; Temperance and aeratare, Mies Lizzie Black After tea in the parser meeting was beil when : ing programe Was jresr of anthems by the eh: Mrs.minute speeches by bers of the TPhoirss dresses af the ever; Mrs, Donaldson nd Nor- of Ottawa City.HFESOL'T.} tr LU: 12 0 Mrz.David ing resolutions, MICUSIV - - In «convention 7 + u acknowl-dge woh \"hon Gud =: :Ove at! tas ! : guided and tléssed us 10 Years.1.That We NEW SaT 0 \u20ac bly opposed to the man, exportation and soe quors.That as the young.while ra has already Leen 37 that yet greater .cate them in anus Hi 2.That >» 15 : ci, women chou 1° PS ve ceries only.+ Thaz he hanks ei tendered do the ww of Thurs) for their Kt red user 8 fur 3! H sshe page =.way pe 1 RRL \u2018God tbe with vou was sung.and closed.Stewart Tu hi 5 vo \u2018 \u2018 Firth: he the unnu - - fe A ESA a à _ oe oo Trey Sh Cues: pur \" Nees SE Rr 2 oe Fo ove Rs.PATES TEE Vi T so ox Sa GARE PCR at RES TR BIRT Gah a Lo FRE} hp {4 \u2018 > + Est CRE ee .I - 4 Fa 95 > .Turspay.Jury 25, 1895, TIE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.8 me Se mmm TT i \u2014 nyt il N T \" 74 ! > .THE BICYCLE AMBULANCE.| BEAUHARNOIS.TO-DAYS ELECTION RETURNS.THAT BRANDY BOTTLE.ADVERTISEMENTS.) i PRESBYTERIAN SUXDAY-SCHOOL PICNIC.THE PERMISSION TO ERECT IT WAS EVIDENTLY * \u2014t N : Beauharnois, July 23.\u2014The annual Sun- \u2018EN BY _ > > , \u201c0.MR.: _ GIVEN BY THE FEDERAL AUTHOR[TIES.= LATEST IDEA ADOPTED BY THE day-schoo! pienic of the Presbyterian DILLON DEFEATED IN ROSCOM Speaking of the huge brandy bottle on _ < OT - : Church of this place took place on MON BY MR.HAYDEN - ting ol the huge : .HOSPITALS OF BERLIN.| Saturday last at pair Point and was 1 , PAR ; Jacques Cartier square, Mr.St.George, ° Ci \u2014 a great success.The Messrs.Kilgour NELLITE.mrveyor, who has just returned 16 > .closed dawn their factory for the J e , - > s< lang since passed the stage of day and most of the success and : to-day: \u2014\u2018 It is not true that I gave per- A Job Line of Samples at ven instruments of recreation:: goad time enjoyed may be attributed to HE WILL REPRESENT EAST MAYO, HOWEVER, mission to have such an unsightly ne Ge, 9c, 19c, 49cç.trings fo 8: \u2018ala Mr.J.W.Kilgour and Mr.James Wil- HAVIN SEN c , , - .: .(rina forth some practical A on, \u201cwho worked hard early and late, 1¥G BEEN ELECTED WITHOUT OPPOSI The man who owns the thing came ! SECURE BARGAINS cocaren of the steel steed.The 0\" O40\" 4 the finish were a pair of TION FOR THAT CONSTITUENCY.oye Some {ime a and sald that ois ; Siar ci France à he :h , nd was bein ulle .4 authorities of France and the tired but happy men.The steam yacht London.July 23\u2014Th sor po ii g I hen on At PALMER S, (745 Notre Dame st.-+-.\u2026< have admitted its value for \u2018Fugene was as usual generously placed a.July Zo.The returns up to DS ir a Pad 1e ect wer to grant © RPE.at the disposal of the picrickers by the four p.m., show the election of 306 Con- such a in \u201cas the whale of that por- | EN already made their ap- pe ue Thomas Brossoit.M vis and fervatives, 55 Unionists, 124 Liberals, 50 ticn of the square from the Court House © ® ~.1 \u2018he sireets of New York, jt was filed to overflowing on every trip| MCCArthyites, and nine Parnellites.up to the City Hall, was the properly of ¢ \u201canid and easily propelled de- by happy children and parents, and of Lendon, July 23.\u2014Considerable diffi a LEE Ge est TRE.die tent ave, cs AMother Year or LWO MAY course the trip by steam yacht was One cuity has been experlenced in making up oat 1s the last nearc Sn ¢ UK of the delivery of dry 0?the enjoyments of the day.On the th until the thing was erected.Now it .\u201c0x, provisions and all light picnic grounds the ladies of the chureh, be lists nf suc:essful Conservative and ' stands to sense that someone connected ¢ foie In the citing bY means headed by Miss Kilgour, Mrs.Wilson, Unionist candidates at the polls.This is; With the Federal authorities gave the oT TTD WO ; i oo ; There are twenty patterns Mrs.Kilgour, the Misses Robert Wilson! Cue to the fact that in a number of in- P@TMIL and It should not be hard to find 2e We bave just unpacked a new lot of FLOWER ives on the market now.(three) Fiolmes and Mesdames Cameron, | stances some returns have de ibed out who it was.So far as Ia concern- THE PRICES HOLDERS in \u2018\u2018rustic desivns,\u201d from a foreign é - \u2018atest development c?the Petrie.Berry and others, were untiring candidat a © © ert ec @ oar the thing was bullt upon the city\u2019s Ô ARE MODERATE.¢ ! 7 SH ESS ES» g s an ambulance fer nse in in thelr offorts and the bountiful store of = \u20ac as a Conservative while other \u2018200, wou ave it taken down very VV ew a ae actory, entirely new.They are formed also in ¢ EN ae tavanet a ; ; Le ; : i returns hava» ; quickly; it certainly should never have > aos the invention of Dr.good things spread so tastefully on the § have described thé same candi- b - h i , Ô .1: : ¢ | Pesiing The doctor styles his ; tables.under the trees, made the youngs-| date as a Unlonist.een put in such a public place.floral designs, such as pond lilies, tulips, etc., and havea voincipele, on avount c£i its! \u2018 ir.y s chils sw S - 3 ; \u2014 acipa le, on account \u20ac s ters fairy shout, whilst the swings ga Followinz are the election returns To- rn Ô very pretty effect on the table.ceived to-day:\u2014 IA BINQUE DU PEUPLE.Also line of very dainty Little bud vases in pale pink TO-DAY 'S RETURNS.Also a line of very dainty l.vases in pale pink, Cambridgeshire.Chesterton Division \u2014 B.% very nice for a \u2018 pink tea.\u201d Greene, Conservaiive, 4.432: 11.E.Hoare A RUMOR THAT A LARGE OVER- ¢ \u2019 Liberal, 4.012.In 1832 Mr.Hoare carriede 7 the division by 392 majority.DRAFT HAD BEEN PAID.Devonshire, South Molton Division \u2014 G.\u2014 lambert, Liberal, 4,253; Prof.Long, Union- A.° .vu 2928.Mr.Lambert's majority in 1892 It was rumored on the \u2018street this af- y DE ternoo t s draf Lincolnshire, Stanford Division\u2014W.Young- n thal one of the largest overdrafts 1803 Notre Dame, - - 2341 St.Catherine.er.Canservative, 4,203; A.Priestley.Lib.duo the Banque du Peuple, amounting to 21! \u201c ! , POS 74106 ; was 194 In 1802 the Conservative majority | over $400,800, had been settled this QO ® o Sussex Pastbourne Division \u2014 Admiral morning, and the rumor went so far as to \u2014 Hess = \u2014 \u2014 TTT En CT TT CTT | Fir: 1, l'ongervative, 1,139; Captain, ths Hon, Say that the money bad been pa:d in Bank ai r to th \" ; h «9 Lrand, Liberal, 4.079.Admiral Field 3 injunction to use it in sending peor io e suriace serves to condense the had 7 Malortiy in Is, of Montreal bills.The rumor created people to tho country during the hot moisture that is in the alr and the _ Lelth Burg\u2014R.S.Munro Ferguson, Lib.quite a little stir., Enquiry at the bank, veathar.: plauts get the benefit of it.S819: J.Wilson, Unionist, 4,494.In 1892 she however, elicited the fact that the rumor In the vear 184%0\u2014and perhaps every There i .; .Liberal majority was 1,643, was untrue.Sald one of the banking summer since\u2014several families, wisblng _ here Is nothing gained by saving neces- Yorkshire, Colne Vallay Diviston\u2014Sir 1.officlals:\u2014 to live Christ as perfertly as possible, on a ror tha: shouid be applied at the .Klison.Aberal 4,276; Harold Thomas, Un- \u2018It is certainly a fact that we are en- agreed to take with them to their coun- Pane pie lo a crop.Mens, farmers \u2014 = a _ loulst, 2,727; os.Mann.Independent-l.a- deavoring to .effect a mortgage on the |; se : , poor, aged i¢ pains to prepare the ground and pu 4 FHE BICYCLE AMBULANCE CORPS OF BERLIN.hor.Las In 1892 Mr.Kitson was ele \u2018led ! property of the person who obtained the try or seaside colinges.couple it oi in the =eed, but neglect the crop at the = vo yun Sarity, V , C ! - o inea dd .Une où the latest uses ro which the wheel bas been par.° nasarity overdralt, but, as yet, we have not suc- means allowed, and give them every ad- Periods when good culilvation may be of - paocréeen, Fast Aivislon\u2014T.R.Dushany, ceeded in obtaining any settlement in yantasze of ihe exhilarating air, the com- | the utmost importance.sant mede ef 1 cametion.It has'lore, foo:dall.lacrosse, the blindfold hunt, Bushany's majority in 1502 tee Sans.Mr.any shape or form from the party.Of forts of a well-sustained home, and the A subject of no less importance, oft- \"1 5y the ero.7 hosptrals and miller grab, ihree deep and other Joyous 1, rue south \u201cpivist 5 eee course, we should ba only too happy to case of perfect ces:a\u2018ion from work.This Umes involving the health and even vin © \u201che Sanitary Commissioners of games made everybody happy.Nationalist.2614: Mr anny Gopi, be able to announce such a welcome fact, vas a beautiful idea.and gladdened ' tality of the tree itself, is the proper > \u201coar capital, The darter super The last return trip of the \u2018Fugene\u2019j 213.Mr.MeNeill's majority in 1822 \"was were it true,\u201d \u2018and,\u2019 added another offi- many a weary soul fading into life's twi- | thinning of the fruit.The average qual- 33 at t=\" in every part cf the clry was, perhaps, the most enfoyable for 2.530.cial, \u2018I only wish it were true, as it |jight.In the land of eternal dawn it Jy rarely sells at anything over average sone oof aceddents receive pre- years, as she slowly steamed across the l>rbyshire, Middle Division\u2014J.A.Jacoby would be the means of saving the bank.\u2019 ui] pe remembers! as a noble act in i prices, while the large, well-developed \u2018rcatmen?at the hands of phy- bay loaded to her fullest capacity with liberal, 4.0260 W.C.Bridgeman, Conserva- \u2014_ His dear name who went about doing Specimens cnly bring the high prices \\ weloripeis ambulance is at- Merry youngsters, and thirteen skiffs in 17.4461.Mr.Jacoby had #92 majority in good.\u2014\u2018 Temple Builder.that aftord the largest profits, and such serv ome of the stations, and tow, each filled with a happy family, all 139% A CONSECRATED VACATION.en.2 {fruit is not found in trees overloaded s -roves P to he far superior singing racred melodies, which floated Norfolk, North Division\u2014H.H.Cozens- beyond their power to properly mature.suc herse ambulance herets- over the peaceful scene, and seemed a ATA.Liberal 4246: Sir Kenneth Kemp, A gentleman and his wife last summer A CONVENIENT CRATE.| Very much has been said and written on .4.: ; ; 4., © Conservatlve.3.73%.The Liberal majorily visited quite a small country place.; this j i 3 t y » .proper finish to what had been a thor- |; 24.° © ority ; ; ; .rt ny | this subject in the past, and yet how ; ; En \u2026 \\ 20 : in 1882 was 1,283, They knew nobody, and nobody knew The illustration shows a very conveni- few th f ; .4 sejsisn is as fNlaws: A litrer oughly good time.At the wharf cheers i ; ; i few tbe number of fruitgrowers who D 44e 4 caprorel + three wheels for Commodore Br it with \u2018He\u2019 Oxfordshire, Banbury Division\u2014A.Brassey, them, but as they strolled along the ent crate for handling sheep, calves and pave the nerve or inclination to thin s2a7s, suproried y taree wheels nl 2 09N pre 7 0530 - Wit Les 65 A Conservative, 4.037; C.Thornton, Liberal, 3.- flelds and sunny lanes, they asked all pigs.Each end is hinged, so that the +h ir fruit.Thi lect may be in a \u201cer Tres, one in front and twa Joly good fellow.\u201d and when Kilgour' [074 The Liberal majority in 1892 was 18° \u2018 f every boy and girl e driven in at A.the 'EIT tt S nes 3 .ai \u20ac er ere .J y In 1892 was 187.sorts of questions of every boy and g animal can be driven in at cne end, t _\u2014 \u201cLe whole baing propelled and Was shouted everybody sang He's a es .; ; ; ; a: Ç ; ; | measure excusable on the apple, but no C7 NE Re AE je : daisy.\u2019 and ti * Good night Wicklow.Fast Divison\u2014Mr.Corbett.Par-| they met.Day after day they did this, handles slinnel into the iron sockets at! 0 with the plum cieyelists fore ani afr.The Le & taen Good night.nellite.1,295; Col.Tottenham, Conservative, until nearly every child in the little place 7 i Co (he first dProcts rhe vehicie ° 1.208, Mr.)'Kezfe.Nationalist, 1,127.In rnew them, or knew of them.They had It is hardly possible to plough too ; ,; \\ .1892 the Nationalist had a majority of 233.suca ail asant happy way with them, thy \"early for wheat.and the sooner this is - + A - + + , Au : - \u201d À TELIL-TALE DISCOVERY., Durham, Hovghton-Le-Spring Divislon\u2014A.they won the unsophisticated childred\u2019s ; done after the field to be sown is ready | o isi i Qorbet, Con- confidence, and made them even lle in for the plough the better for the crop if _\u2014 servative, S71 vw Li al ity in| = : ; .1 iv i h 189 was 1.420.eral \"majority in wait for these city folks as they took proper attention is given ho Clones A BLOOD-STAINED UNDERGARMENT | Somerset, North Division\u2014E.H.Llewellyn, Pre or TE eed In à : 28 ploughed.ro matter how hard and Conservative, 4,652; T.C.Warner.Liberal cw days e gentie dre il ie Tes - 1 \u20ac BELONGING TO MINNIE WIL- sf.Mr.Warner had 19 majority ir the Broup of these youngsters thal as they | dry the soil is.Usually early ploughed division in 102, had been telling him so much about the {land can be harrowed effeciivelz better LIAMS UNEARTHED.Yerkshire, Holderness Division\u2014Cornman- country they were familiar with, he would \u2018 than that which lies co the sun van der Brthell, Conservative, 4511: B.Hawks- tell them the wonderful things of a far- ; August or he first of September.After \u2014 lex, Liberal, 2,453.In 1892 Mr.Bethell re- distant country which be had visited a a field is ploughed it should be harrowed | erived 465 majority.few years before.and had read about lat intervals as the weeds start, and this FOUND LENEATH THE FLOOR OF THE HOLMES Caithressshire -Ir GG.M.Clark, Liberal ever since he was a boy Of course CRATE FOR YOUNG STOCK.|will make a seed bed that is just what ; 1.820 J.Couper.Unionist, 518 3 aly : ; cq \u2018heat e ; \u2018e knew 1d BUILDING BASEMENT BY DETECTIVES \u2014 [iheral majodts war 1,441 19.In She heir ttle ears and eyes were wide open, the sides, the crate carried to the point | Honea de one Tale Barrow ag was or Ty dat CC , to my cottage,\u2019 | 222 01 Co anim i \u2019 SO ; SY - hell to warn other aheel!- BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN PUT THERE BY Tyron».Fast Division\u2014Dr.Duggan, Na- come on Sunday, then ur will dei desired, and the animal driven out at; tc harrow twice as much as necessary Tes.The whan af® follows tionalist, THAT.0.Corbette, Conservative, Sa: e an iw?Wi ù Sund e the other end.Such a contrivance if! ang then all the tine that could be given Cmachine moves so fro and uo HOLMES HIMSELF.a In 1v02 the Nationalist majority was YOU an a pont een M on thar day was specially valuable in handling calves, | to it afterwurd, and he hardly ever failed CE Cr aepident has oy cos, crewd of \u20ac : owas |e ns : , of à ero 5 ç ow amgle accident bas Leen Te Chicago, July 23.\u2014Fighteen inches be- Foscommon,ÊSouth Division\u2014L.P.ITeydan, OPened the first Sunday-school the vill- dion rae ee bac Cf a erop of wheat or cats.Sa litre as s\"a-hable \u20ac ver ; VON LEE on : > #1 ya=2n, .se \u2018 r > Ong.5 Ï ane .5 Fae - .3 T us r has a dea hable © \u2018\u201cT neath the uneven surface forming tbe Parnollire, 2,24: John Dillon, Nationalist, 2,1! age ever had, and which to-day is doing b de light but strong.spruce being | Convert carrion into profit by burying Sek With windows a° the stles, 44.Mr.Dillon has already been returned a t work for Christ e made ght A nya j among fruit trees and vines hogs dead of A Se oa ie Mi: floor to the basement of the Holmes bull! anis LAs i returne grea Bh the very best wood for such constructions | * ht Aid T i d -vntilaied) and a\u2019 nigh ds Mu | ; UNOPpesed for East Mayo.In 1892 Mr.In England.a Christian man spends SL A.linglv tough ! cholera, animals killed by anthrax an y.Jf the person transporte l ing in Englewood was discovered last | pi dons majority in South Rosrommon was every summer in a house-boat on the as it is light but exceedingly tough.| black quarter, or other carcasses.Bury trac\" The air arian of the bi evening a bl-odstained undergarment.ornwall Camb Divi A st river Thames.A house-boat is a craft \u2014 | deep cpoush ne prevent noes or other ani: : rires an eleir > bell.e ; , So bo fall, © orne vision\u2014A.Strauss, à , le ; ouse: mals from diggin own to e ca ss Hl Cote tak ot tne wheels and fuppesed to have belonged to Minnie Wil- | ! Dagnist.I Vo conybears, Liberal, trove on.21mg.room.and bed.THE COWBOY HITCH.| and carrying Dortions of it away.Then - .LANGE + Len - iams 0 \u2018 ge x 2, LTSA.nu 1892 Mr.\u2018onybeare beat Mr.\u2019 es pi 3 = - : (\u20ac Buse or to the sp hams before her d'sappearance.It was | Shauss by 45% majority.: room, with the body of the boat for a There are many ways cf lying a horse | the contagion will not be spread, the ma sien persnn wants ar Ai ug up by Detectives Norton and Fitz- yard and garden, and the top for a pro- to a post, but the most of them have thei nurial value of the carcass Ww S A Emperor is apposed to \"he bi- Jatriek a few minuies afier the regular menade.In June he enters his boat, With defeet that if anvihing frightens the horse: utilized, and the community be spared .ary an is Very favorable force of workmen «emp'ovel in excavati | 3TR.J.PAUNCEFOTE AND THE CON- his wife and daughters, ani pulls steadily to make him pull back the knot becomes | the odor cf burning ca = 085, n son avis the veictipede ambu- : 0 3 p\u2018oyed in excava ng DUCTOR up the river, staying a day or two here (J tight that it is almost impossible to instances cholera dea ogs have cen \u201coy yes proved an immense suc- had abandoned their task for the day.I \u2019 : and a day or two there.With him he free the animal save by cuiting the rope.thrown over the hedge fences inio te \u201c1117 as i can be taken 70 Detectives Nort-n and Fitzpatrick from: Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British Am-| has a number of hand-bills, which an- The \u2018cowboy hitch.\u2019 of which we give a Toad for the turkey-buzzards and crovs ; : not adm!: the pas- 4, Le Von i ; ! bassador, had sormiething of an experience nounce that in the evening, on the river Ketch 411 answer all purpeses.Tha.to feed upon.thus spreading the disease = ; Ce the start have believed that the search of: 5 La sketch, Ww 5 1 all over the countr How much bei- At rhe fall manre- The Engleword basement.would bring! prior to his departure some days ago for! bank, he will conduct a short service of following directions are given by the: | ove he c¢ y.Pc rues vaicepede vi be forth startling devalnpmen:s Last ex ny Europe.He likes to explore odd regions, praise.These he distributes in every \u2018American Agriculturist \u2019 for making this: ter to change them into fuse ous ant .ing a onion pis the building i and one day, having nothing to do and village through which he passes and in- knot: \u2018 Presuming tha: vonr horse is fast by feeding trees and vines w th u ep t Lee physician \u201cisually rides \u2018he detectives remained and be an 1 EB: the steamer not sailing for twenty-four tends to remain in for the night.After at one end of the tether, and you wish to food they need in so many cases.Lehini, the leader being an ging in à corner which had oie h \u2018Æ- | hours, he took a trip to the picturesque the laborer, returning from his work, has fasten him to a posi.iake the loose end| A few years ago.in a garden, situated ng nan capable of bearing 0% After digein 2 Le dû Ce | region north of the Bronx, in New York, partaken of his frugal meal and donned of the halter in vous left hand, pass it! three miles out from Edinburgh.there Lr he transport, Cro Si state el 8 Some me 4 tHe.was riding cn a trollev at a furious his better clothes, he repairs with his | were some very fine gorfseberry bushes, - - \u2014 | the half of a suit of und oth, nada fo, | speel when à woman carrying a basket wife and children to the river, and there | the fruit of which were all but devoured LL .Da woman.was found Tal me © OT \u2018 signalled to the conductor to stop.Now! finds the trim house-boat, with its mas- | Dy rats having their habitat in a small \\ FW P.ET} Ins cotor 171 ° ein 4 de \u2018aken LO the car conducters of New York, as every ter and family ready to greet him.In burn in the immediate vicinity of the ah : .pa vo » Who Te a careful! spe knows, are the most insolent crea-|a few minutes the daughter opens a well- garden.Some time elapsed befcre the hat Che en And Tense the opinten | tures alive with the single exception of known hymn on a small harmonium they destruction of the berries could be ac- .- , NOES W IN iN Stains upon the garment Were | trolley company directors, and this con-| carry with them, and the strains of musi: counted for, but after close watching A.TI.ANGERS WILT.BE b God À phys.an vas asked to make i ductor not only refused to stop, but pro-| float over the fields of the little hamlet.several of these cunning rodents, in the THE LEADER.Gn examination ort © garment.He Cut! ceeded tn give the woman a talking to as Then for an hour they sing and read act of selecting ihe finest of the fruit, Gey a portion where the stalin was the! well, saying that she ought to know bet- and preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.were captured.What is more surpris- \u2014_ epost and put the stain in a solutlon cf! ter than to order a car to stop at incon-| It is a beautiful work, and one which has ing, however, during the following two - © SILL LE HELD THROUGHOUT THE | al and water.Jhe stain was washed oul] venient moments.brought cheer and comfort to many a seasons nothing was either seen or heard L , and scolored tae solution.It is blond: \u2018Stop!\u2019 exclaimed Sir Julian, inter-| home, and impressed many a rareless of the midnight four-footed poachers, but LTEY ANDO TUE PARTY WILL DE ABLE | without a dont,\u2019 said he, \u2018and 1 will] rupting the tirade.\u2018Stop if she wants man and woman with their duty to their in the third season they returned in their ant As oma make a mizrosccpic examination.\u201d A wo you to.\u2019 Saviour.battalions and began with much vigor ia f LA AN.man who had done washing for Minnie! Again the conductor refused.The am- In London, a company cf young men their destruction.Guns, traps and poi- Ld \u2018Mme\u2019 pohiisher a rumor that Mr.Nam said the missing woman wore! bassador immediately went to the mo-|and women have formed a Christian cycle son had very little effect, but on sprink- Shin ers and the load ng supporters of the pnereiqiniog ike that found by the offi- | torman and ordered him to stop.BY brigade, and every summer Saturday af- fing crystals of caustic potash in and EU PU ae CI Le NV ors., (1 }s Salc olmes will be brought | this time every one's attention was at-! ternoon they go out into some rural sub- about the'r runs they disappeared as sud- ; ° perv ve pert bave dec l- to Chiragn to stand trial on the charge of tracted, and after some dispute the car urb within a radius of twenty miles, and denly as they came.ar - La series of political meetings mnrder.That \u201cwas decided _upon last was brought to a standstill.hold services of a religious nature.On nm ote * into my oats, so I cut \u2018 \u201cominee 67 Quebee, at au eariv Tizht by A.Manier, 413 State street, who The woman thanked Sir Jullan, and Sunday they rise early and go out still .\u2018our right hand.and The locusts go In: vo + sn?.\u2018ha\u2019 \u201c alsy inte } Wii! fo-day swe ; lw ; ; ! : : ; around the post to your Tig and.aml them down aud put them into the silo.ha ther also mend to purlish i to-day swear cut the warrant and: when she had alighted the conductor de- further, conducting services in one place then place it in the left hand with the! 2°.0 who told me this had also A \u201cvan Ln Moatrea!, the probable Put the paper in the hands of the city: liberately threw her basket off the car] in the afternoon.and at an~ther in the \"BE?I LT a \u201cith the The farmer who to: 3 i nity À = Copel Service © i ; ; .i_ other part of tne rope: nen Wi \u20ac something elso of importance to tell.He à shih will be Mr.Eromanu bollee Service cannot be had until] into the rcad, spilling the contents.early evening.They take their provi- right hand take the loose end that hangs |, à already put in many loads of thistles : ~yorly of the Canada Holmes has been released by the Phila- | Quick as a flash the ambassador leaped sions with them, thoroughly enjoying from the left hand and pass it above and Da ue) pu nd ner Spring Weeds.Ce 2 deiphia police, but the moment he is, if: up, grasped the conductor by the collar themselves.and spread, in a practical around the two parts, between the loft; This mus are.wih could not have been ee > POTICE \u20acT _ rrar contingency occurs, he will be ar-|and hurled hin clean over the road.In| way, the Gospel among other young hand and the post £11 the ond in a bow, | à Ae lay, and in a dry condition Ct THE POLICE STATIONS, réstel and brought back tn Chicago.getting up the bewildered fellow fell head penple.Many are the crnversions trace- ond Ty the bow back through the loop! I SN good for the stock .oo + : i ce © Le à G { ave Deed E = » SRI OI NOEE- OPENED IY THE \u2014 first intn a fountain and was souzed from able directly to the efforts of this cycle formed, over \u2018he fingers of the left hand, while he seeds would have spread further _r 0 head to foot, and all the passengers in| brigade.leaving the knotted end on opposite side ove i\" farm The cats, if made into - COTMITTRE TO-DAY, PERSONAL.the car roared with laughter.The trip A few ycars ago ten musical young from bow.Draw this half bow-knot tigng Dror the 1d neve been extensively eaten yo (Fe es We .\"Fr.; Sy ; was continued uneventfully after tbhat.| men.determining t» use their hol'days en +: ef tha halter.and hay, would have beer xiens ye Lo\" e boon tree met tas morn ong Fhe Hon.Judge Mailhot, of Aylmer, was and the drenched object did not say an- in the service of Christ formed them- around the (wo PAL \u20ac n à Th re iin the field by the locusts.The farmer a LOL ter lers for the supply of in the city this morning.; 4 se, * NN Co ; with your right hand push (he KROL LTM-.got ahead of 1he locusis, and he turned ; CRT TN ; vo À .other werd either to Sir Jullam or to the: selves into a touring club.securing spe- os t pulling the halter at: 7 on ; .; an Liv tons of cual for fia Major \\Wickstead, cf Ottawa, Is regis-| motorman.Sir Julian's trip to England cial faciiitics from tre railway companies ly against the Ph the left hand to make | useless and threatening weeds to 8904 CAT OOTIS, Altogether tered at the St.Lawrence Hall.is said bv s h 1 - weal , wonld spend the same time wid ao fete \u201clacceunt.The iorusts have eaten all the ct gre Ton s sald by some of the observant to be and hotels.One week they would spend it bind the post.The more the horse, 4 erass in the district.leavèng the tall C1 were sound to be ail ive Mr.P.W.St.George.city surveyor, connected with the pending extradition in ene place, and anather in seme other ulls the tighter it will bind, and it will, 1er Sn ane + autumn would bring CE STE nnd To be all te hoo returned from a three weeks\u2019 trip to trealy with Australia, and by others to place, but wherever they went thev gave b \u2018er älin down on the post if vou have ur stems, ans sary Sl k.1 h ; chor Nese ; 55:55 fur CRE, aie f have sc thi to d with th fi jal .a to the advance- never sIp ds\u201c i DORE \u201cabout a hard time for stock.n such an ue a alifor.iia.ymething to do e financial three hours of each av ï van exerted proper force in making the tie.| vent what would the ensilage be worth?SU Cats © vas déeided to allow Ex-AlMerran WL HL Cunningham's fam- problem.At any rate, (he ambassador iment of the Gospel he we To unlocse the halter.take hold of the! There has been so much grass in the \u201c0° Av Lob rr and the si.fiv ief: fer Old Orchard this morning, manage te ane Biniseit à very popular them th harp, be arty He knotted end an pull out your bow knot.oh Fh CL Tier two or three sea- ; ca Lh Cle : re mai ; ?sea- tet, 5 A 3 e S volo, c rem won 3 - ; LC HO] $1 C : ; Poires an decide who here tn remain until the end cf the sea country would make a very interesting ing singers, and during three separate \u2014\u2014 fons.het PATTES mu a Contracts.cu ; book.\u2014New York Paper.s of the day thev played and sang ANT value of fodder.buat the dry seasons t - dl not like the arrenge- Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Le Boutillier leave _ LL hours, music ha beach, on the pro- FARM GLEANINGS.come again.There are two ways of find- pe © gût that as the orices were \u2018arr England on Saturday, July 27, per nur Le menade.cn the hillside, on tha hotel Do not let beets grow too thickly ining out the value of fodder for stock In + ha each Tnember Cf the 3X20 C Parisian.\u2019 on a visit to their parents, NEW BRANCH BANK FOR QUEBEC.balcony.or wherever a suitable situation the bed.Two to a foot is enough for| dry seasons.Ono way is to have a supply i.del Ve atiowed to distri [stand of Jersey.Quebec, July 23.-\u2014The Pecple's Bank, for doing good presented Itself.On Sun- the ordinary garden sorts.when it is wanted.and the other way is Cs ARTE the contract among The Rev.Abbe J.B.Bourassa, parish| of Halifax, has decided to open an im.day evenings they both played.sang and Don't let thc weeds grow up and gn to be without it._ The farmer 1 ave mena 8\".7 : aol who had tendered.priest of Pullman, a suburb of Chicago, portant branch in Quebec.The office wil] crnducted religious meetings.No collee- to seed, where early crops have been re- Li ned wil know how to value the en- ! dre cat fer tenders for is presently on a visit to this city.Owing soon he open for business.tion was taken.no money asked for, but moved \"and in the paths.If you do it silage when a season of scarcity comes, _ = 02 0LE pourimen on Aug.6.,to the rapid growth of his congregation \u2014\u2014_ they made almost enough from special ill be adding to your work next year.and his neighbors will be equally con- EPO coe owajoarned after passing the Rev.Mr.Bourassa is trying to se- ACKNOWLEDGMENT, concerts and other engagements during .vineed cf its worth.If the season proves Des 7 condolenca on the death of : cure the services of his brother, the Rev.| The tre , the season to pay their way.Half of Keep the soil stirred during the dry|a good one, the ensilage can le until it Is i.he treasurer of the Boys' Home begs to fel .do th lat .; | df Kennedy, who formerly was, Abbe Jules Bourassa, presently vicar inl acknowledge the sum of Aitv dollars for the this.however, they turned over to the Weather.It is hetier to 0 1s late In| wanted, for it will keep gco or many 10h: \"ui , maize quiet.Cargoes on passage and for Eng- shipment, wheat firmer; maize firm.lish country markets, quiet and steady; do., French, quiet.Weather in England, fine; Minneapolis first bakers\u2019 flour, 18s 9d.Liverpool futures, wheat and maize, firm.Russian shipments\u2014Wheat, 350.009 quarters: corn, 1.200 do.In Milwankee wheat opened at 67%c July and 6s34c Sent.In Duluth wheat opened at 63%,¢ July and 60150 Sept.In Tuledo wheat opened at 70%ec July and TOR Sept.In St.louis wheat opened at 67¢c Sept.In Detroit wheat opened at 70Yc July and T03;~ Sept.: In New York wheat opened at 7147 Aug.Ti%¢ Sept.and 73730 Der.; vorn opened at â3lee Sept.Grain\u2014There is no change tn note.Trading ~on:lnues tn he quiet and prices nominal for the mest of the list, Peas are dearer.We quote: \u2014 No.2 sats, per 3t Ibs sMlAnto 41\u20ac Peas.per 66 !Ibs., in store.72¢ Lo T2n Plour\u2014The market is steady at the late cise description of the situation.ac follows: \u2014 Ve quote Gianulated, in bris .34.17 to 4.25 Standard, in bris 00000.4.05 to 4.15 Rolled oa's, Prls o.oo.4,19 tn 4.20 tolled cars, bags 1.95 to 2.00 Fot baley, per brl.oo.3.75 10 bd.\u201c Feed \u2014 Thé m:rket continues artive and \u2018strong.We quote:\u2014 | Bran .2cceccce caen en ne $17.00 to 00.00 i Shorts .2.2022200 00 a een eee 18.00 to 10.00 Ont, of July 23.\u2014The Rev.F.! Newington, has resigned : Montreal Methodist - been sent to Win- Kings:on.H, Sorcille.\u2018'enference, and has ievan body instituted there by the Revit.C.Hurner.; \u2014 f | THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.Ï i TUE MONTMORENCY TRAGEDY.| È (ruehee, July 22.\u2014There is very little! nex to r'port in regard to the painful rrageiy a: Menusoreney on Saturday evening ex eut that the conviction is stronger that the fall and death «7 tne unforiunate man Prevost were aj- -æether accidenral.The coroner's in- qiest has not yet been heid.The jury Lécuy sworn in this morning and ere i I scarches which are being made by the deteciives.Mean while an examination | 3 the ground where Prevost fell ever ! ihe cilff would seein to indicate that its | sudien crumbling away (rom under- | t~ath hile feet was the cause of his fatal fai.It is said that a woman of the claims to have seen him divest himself of his hat and plange over the cliff and the these articles of the unfor- \"Uunaie man's apparel on the summit of tha Jurtter\u2019 would appear corroborate Lor siareinent, and to suggest the idea thay Le suddenly became insane.But the nore natural aul ratienal theory is that, when he heard his c¢impan.on, Cote, fall- iLg.he threw off Lis hat and coat as encan in gulpg to his assistance dti that, in doing so, the shaly ground give \u201cav beneath his own feet and he vos precipitated to his own death.It is also ciatmed thai the parties were not a\u2018 all under the influence of liquor and the aui.psy of the deceased's body will, + i3 said, stow that no trace whatever in his stomach hy It is not denied, however, had a small quantity of liguor and that just before starting neighbornood siiderly coat sul finding of tn the docturs.het they win then Lesr at Bnreau's hotel, but whether deceased partook is not yet learned.Pre- vol was not a government clerk, but ane of the messengers of the Legislative Assembly.and was a brother of Mr.Prev si, formerly business partner of Mr.Tu-rectie, MP.for Montmorency.who was heard az a witness before the committee lrevisinns\u2014The marke! is stronger without a~tual change of prices.Real activity is reported wil increased sales of smoked meats, and more enquiry for pork.We quote as follows: \u2014 Canadian short cut, heavy.$17.00 tn 18.00 Hams, city cured, per lb.00.00 to 00.11 Lard, compound .\u2026 N0.0634;t9 00.0714 Lard, pure .4.0020000000 00.09 to 0).104 Bu-on 2222010101 09.19 to 00.11 Butter\u2014The market is quiet and stronger.Wa quote best creamery at 17c to 17%e, and Townships dairy at lie.Eggs -The ordirary scarcity at this time \u201cof voar has had the usual effect of strength- .euing :he market, and we now quote fresh at from MY ta 12160 Cheege\u2014The cable this Morning was 3Ss 6d.Eovcally, Quebe.: makes range from 7Y%c to Ti.Ontario cheese is nominal.Ash>s\u2014The demand is fairly active, and th= tone of the market 1s firm.We quote as faliows \u2014First pots at 31.10 lo $4.15; sec- and pots at 83.75 to $5.0; pearls at $5.25 por 160 !bs.voillug stock RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.GTR, CPR.Cn'l.TUL Wheat, lush SL .57600 27600 Peas, bush .Cee 33 Cen 53 Flour, brls .1300 2613 ee 3913 Butter, pkgs 23 530 7 560 Cheese, bxs 270 3765 924 TRY3 Park, brls 250 cas eee 250 Eggs, cases .Joa 21) 30 156 tam, bacon, bxs.Ts A 789 Porraleum, bris 220 220 Apples 0000005 24) 20 SIOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND FLOUR.Rerelpis.Shinmo°ts.At Chirago\u2014 Wheat, bush .2020200 0e 23,0060 31,00) Cort, bush ooo.85,000 33.000 Oats, bush oii, 155 000 107,099 Fleur, brls 120800000000 11,350 2,00 At New York\u2014 Wheat, bush 0,300 12,487 Corn, bush .We 112,24 Oats, Lush 60,100 125 Flour, hris.oo.oii.15.848 1.150 Flour, sacks o.oo iat 17,314 1,880 At Mi waukee\u2014 Wheat, bush 212220220000 12,000 Le At Ininth \u2014 Wheat tush 112200000000 26,400) 26,000 At Detroii\u2014 Whent, bush 21.020000 00000e 19.000 2.009 AY Minneapolis\u2014 Wheat, bush o.oo.17.00 27.000 At St Lonis\u2014 Wheat, bush AR.(KH) 21,000 At Toleds-\u2014 Wheat, bush 69,100 PS 112.000 WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET.Tea -~Beyend a few jobbing lots of Japans, decline, but business is slow.We quote as {rlNows:\u2014 Spring wheat, patents .$4.50 to 0.00 Manitoba strong bakers .4.10 to 4.35 i Winrer, patents, nominal 4.35 to 4.30 Stralght rollers 0020004000.4.15 to 4.25 DIRES RAR A 3.75 to 380° Meal\u2014Quiet and barely steady, is a con- pe ea Dees fii adda .output lows:\u2014Common at 1ic to 13c; medium at 14c fo 18c; fine at 18c to 22e; choice at 23c to c.\u2018 Coffee\u2014The late under-cutting is yet adversely felt in thls market, and legltimate trading has been dull and slow.We quote: for Maracaibo.2c to 22¢; Rio at 18c to 20c; Java at 22c¢ to 27¢c; Jamalca at 18c to 19c, and Morcha at 25c to 28c.Sugar\u2014Refiners are not busy at present, but as the cutting lots are now reported as disposed of, a better trade is expected in the immediate future.We quote from 4%c to 4l4c for round lots.and 3%c \u20180 33%c for yellows.In New York yellows, 96 test, is roi at 3i3c and granulated from 4 Manitoba will not Yield\u2014A Leper in the Toils\u2014Chitral Heroes Decorated { \u2014Oil in Assiniboia\u2014Blg Linotype Deal\u2014 ; Corner in Wool-Whitecaps Fined-\u2014Festivi- I ties at Buckingham\u2014Ontario Letter, and ! other articles of interest.PRICE, IN WRAPERS FOR THE MAIL, FIVE CENTS.?Be - met prt La \u201c1S INVALUABLE: iN.C QUO Los of TRL oT: 1 CAI INN LT IIR oS rio WASTING.DISEASES GENERA 5 The Successful Cook Uses judgment and the bes.articles procurable.Suecess is assured by the usc of \u2014 THE \u2014 COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER, 20 ASPHALT.J Rats, dampness, foul air , and disease germs of every As kind are BARRED OUT \u2014 BY - ASPHALT, Nothing else compares witl: it for base ment floors on either house cr store.GEO.W.REED.783 and 785 CRAIG STREET.MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO, STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTERS, i 1758-37 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.22 REAKFAST CEREALS Rolled Oats, Rolled Wheat, Rolled Barley.Cracked Wheat, Corn Flakes, Hominy, &c., Lc.BRODIE & HARVIEA, Wand 12 Bleury street.HE PRESBYTERIAN LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE, TORONTO.Beautifuily located opposite the Queen's Park.the Educational ventre of the city.Specialists in charge of the departments of Literature, Science, Music a1 @ Art.1 Music: The Toronto Conservatory of Music.i Art: T.MOWER-MARTIN, R CA i Re-opens SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.Calendar and Forms of Admissicn sent ou appl cation\u201d ; FT.M.MACINTYRE, M.A., LL.B., Ph.D, 23 BUSINESS CARDS AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONE At the \u201cWITNESS\u201d OFFICE JOB DEPARTMENT, Corner Craig and St.Peter streets.Livo & Cuzu, CorP., Bole Props, Boston, U.8.A.\\ .\u2018 Ca 0S Pe py Wb - M pat EE és Tn Poors X.B.\u2014 Mail Orders promptly attended to.\u201ca =e A ut a an hea oy AN Nes : ER epee eR say MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of interest and on favorab!e terms, on tirst-ciass property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.of Canada.ARRIAGE LICENSES .ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.\u2014By\u2014 JOHN M.M.DUFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER, 107 St James st, aud 345 Prince Arthur ste Money to Lend On First Mortgage.City Property, Current Rates of Interest.Apply to JOHN HYDE, Chartered Accountant and Financial Agent, Guardian Assurance Chambers, 181 St.Jaines street, 13 ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING & DUNTON.NOTARIES AND COMMISS8IONERS 110 Bt.James Street sn + FP ete gos a R ia ETE hiya i ok PEN ee | hoo EL ge ei vases an ir i mrt + oe a AIOE agen ER Temas = eos Ce ™ isa .CE \u2014\u2014 BT mb asm EG 68 ETES rare dma ie AR As Tian hn EE ; = Li : 0 v.i * a .À a + Ë 5 .\u20ac su 3 \u2018 .Ua i 5 À \u201c à + 5 + = s } 3 {a ects xs \u201cAxe \u2018 NÉE 7 Ts A At gr A fre WA Se : \u201cee x AR A { 5 # + Rats moe PRE ASS x \u2014ua 5 RE 3 oa > ie ap hosel Ace a pi AO SE AIGA Tt TTR iA i RI FIA ES Pte eas em ami = RRR aves Spry so ass = CRE AI ENS THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Turspar, Jury 23, 1595, CENTRE DIVISION.MR.RICHARD McSHANE ASKED TO RUN IN THE INTEREST OF THE CONSERVATIVES.ALDERMAN NOLAN WILL RUN AS AN INDE PENDENT CANDIDATE\u2014FRIENDS OF DR.GUERIN WILL HOLD A MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT.Public interest in the local elections increases daily.Prominent among the names mentioned as candidates fer the local legislature is that of Mr.Richard McShane, the well-known grocer, corner of McGill and Commissioners streets.| Messrs.Nolan and MeMonnell express | their willingness to stand down if Mr.McShane will run.But this morning Mr.McShane decided, finally.not to enter the contest, hig business engagements being: too engrossing.Mr.McShane has been greatly pressed by his mauy friends to stand fer election and they sav there would be little doubt of his success.There was a meeting of electors of St.Ann's division in Hibernia hall las: evening for the purpcse of selecting a candidate to represent them in the Provincial Legislature.Messrs.J.13.Monette and J.A.Mullin presided jointly, and addresses were delivered by several prominent electors.Ald.Nolan's name was suggested as that of a fit candidate, and; Mr.Nolan being sent for expressed his willingness to contest the division, as an\u2019 independent candidate, in the interests of the large number of electors present.As an independent candidate, he said, he would feel free to devote himself to the, gordi of the city and province untram-! mnelled by the ties of party.There are many rumors current re | garding the caucus meeting of Si.Ann's Conservatives to-night or to-morrow night, but nothing definite has yet been | announced.The name of Mr.Michael ; I.oughman is mentioned as a possible candidate for legislative honors.MASS MERTING IN FAVOR OF DR, The supporters of Dr.Guerin.the Liberal candidate for provincial honors in | St.Ann's Ward, will hold a grand mass | meeting in the roller skating rink, St Maurice street.to-morrow eveniog, when many prominent speakers will address the electors of the division.Dr.Guerin's guppor:ers are confident that he will carry : the election.The Liberals are pledged to give him their support, and not a few Conservatives will favor the doctor with i their votes.GUERIN, | | | | | | | THE DEAD CHINAMAN, THE INQUEST ADJOURNED AS THE WITNESSES DID NOT APPEAR.| Ï Coroner McMahon was to have opened | the inquest at two o'clock this afternoon on the body of the Chinese laundryman found dead, early yesterday morning, op- pcsite the laundry kept by Ching Lee, at 5% Mount Royal avenue.Several China-! men were summoned to appear as witnesses; but they evidently did not understand what was required of them, for not one turned up.The ccroner therefore adjourned the inquest until ten a.m., tomorrow.Me has also secured the services of a competent interprecer.Mr.Bruneau, who lives opposite the laundry, says that he was awakened at ttrce a.m.by the noise of chattering, Guarrelling Chinamen, but did not think it worth whilz to get up.A quarter of an hour later ome of the neighbors was awakened by Ching Lee, who askel him\u2019 to help carry in the body of his assistant, | schom he said he nad found motionless cn the sidewalk after he, Ching Lee, had been awakened by a heavy fall in front of his laundry.The body was carried in- \u2018to the back of the laundry: and the man being undoubtedly dead, Chin Lee hurried cut to get the services cf an undertaker.\\hile ha was away the Coroner was notified and had the body removed to the Dwrgue.Returning with a handsome coffin, Ching was much aggrieved to find ttat tha body had been taken away.and mao streauous effnrts to recover it.! There were several peculiar marks on the face of the corpse, which might, how- ver, have been due to natural causes or the bite of a dog.As the circumstances vere somowhat suspicious, the Coroner Fad Dr.Wyatt Johnsen hold an ant psy.Dr.Johnston accordingly made a close examination of the body.but had to an-: nounce that Le could not discover the! cans: nf death.The man\u2019s fare was a.good deal bruised, but that might have resulted from his fall.Cornoer MeMahon said this afternonn that the matter may possibly have a very simple explanation, only not understanding the talk of! the Chinamen he could not say.One thing seems certain, ihe deceased was not beat- eu.in the nelghborhrod of Mount Roval avenue, as the penple in that vicinits heard no noise whatever.\u2014 FARMERS SUFFERING FOR WANT OF RAIN.Mr.S.R.Cledinneng preached in the Methodist Church, Lachute, on Sunday.in the absence of \u2018he pastor, and a large congregation attended.Mr.Clendinneng describes the farms en hill paris of the section suffering severely from want of rain.In par:s the hay is bnrne.l vellox.and in the town of Lachute much water has to be drawn fron the river as the wells in many places have dried up.\u2014 - | ORITUARY.| vegetables.; SUs, , sheep : don fon short legs.\u2019 CANNING AT HOME.The proportions which the consumptl of canned goods has assumed in this country .and in the world, is simply enormous and it would surprise many to Know how large are the quantities of canned goods consumed by the families of farmers, who of all persons in the world, might be supposed to be independent of the canning factories: and yet farmers can be seen in all parts of the country carrying home from the grocery can after can of green corn.green peas, tomatoes, fruits, meats and even baked beans.Let us put this government report entirely out of the question.for a moment, al- thsugh it contains facts that ought to be cf marked interest to all consumers of canned goods and let us see if the farmer can afford to purchase goods in tin, put up in a manenr.of the cleanliness of which he knows nothing.the flavor often bordering upon insipidness and the price upon extravagance, if such goods are bought a can at a time from country grocery stores, where slow sales and big profits are usually the rule.Setting aside the matter of adulterations, how can the farmer afford to neglect the opportunities afforded by his own garden to secure an abundant supply of most delicious vegetables?It is both poor busi- \u2018ness management and poor table management when farmers neglect the golden opportunity that is offered them to have a garden the vear round and depend nine months out of the twelve upon the canning factcries for a supply cf green Let an abundant supply of garden products be grown, so that a quarter.or thereabouts, may be eaten in the seascn.of growth, and a large supply put up in glass jars for the months when no garden is at hand.Put up anything and everything that grows in the garden that will taste good when snow lies thick upon the ground-\u2014aspara- beans, rhubarb.green peas, green .corn.squash.tomatces, strawberries, currants.raspberries, gooseberriex and numerous other good things that are within the reach of every one who owns a plece of the old sod.Let such things be put up when in their prime and abundance, and one may have constantly all, or a large part at least, of the delicacies that crowd the grocers\u2019 shelves, and that too.at but a triffing cost and with the comforting feeling that he knows all about what he Is eating, which Is really worth a great deal.If it is too late to do all of this this seac~».plan to do it next summer.\u2014\u2014\u2014 LIVE STOCK NOTES.If cows have warts on teats put a little lard on them twice a day, after milking for several days.and they will disappear.Do you ever give the horses a drink in the morning before feeding them grain?If not try your own breakfast that way once.Stock that is allowed to fall off In con- dittfen is always kept at more or less cost for it costs as much or more than It originally did to put them back to the weight they have fallen from.It is a gocd thing to grade up stock and a better one to weed out every in- fericr animal.Better to sell an inferior animal than breed It even If you mus* sell at a sacrifice.All unnecessary driving or chasing of sheep should be avoided.Exposure to great heat in summer is fraught with more danger to sheep than is exposure to very cold or freezing weather, although frost is not beneficial to the wool.Dur- irg the hot midday hours of summer, sheep should have access to shade of some kind.(Constitution varies not only in different classes of farm stock, but also in the same kind of animals, according to age.At birth as much as 80 percent of the animal may consist of water.As it grows the water decreases In good form, as its tissue consolidates.It being fat that chiefly takes the place of water, however, some 50 percent of a lean animal may consist of water at maturity.The firmer the animal is to the touch the smaller the percentage of water.An unknown but evidently practical writer observes that most people make a mistake by feeding at the wrong end of the hog's existence.They don\u2019t sit down to business in the way of feeding until a month or two before they sell him for pork.This is all wreng.The main secret Is in giving the piggy a good sendoff during the first two or three months of his existence.During the first week of a pig's life it Is quite important to feel the sow so as not to start too great a flow of milk, a handful of shorts twice a day in less than half a pailful of warm water being the best feed at that time.Robert Grant, 132 jJarnsley street, Manningham, Bradford, was charged at the Leeds police court, on Thursday, with driving six sheep from Headingly into Leads whilst the animals were in an unfit condition.Evidence was given by Mrs.Rowe, Mr.J.McKillop, and police constable Newell, to the effect that they hal seen defendant driving about thirty through the streats.Several of the animals appearing to be in considerable pain.The sheep were teken to the shambles.in Briggate, whero they were examined bv Inspector Jowett and Mr.W.Somers.veterinary surgeon.The latter declared that half a dozen of them were unfit to travel.Defendant was fined 40s and costs.Commenting on some of the horses sent from here and the United States a Lon- dealer says: \u2018There is no sale for leggy.narrow herses.As these are often fast.they are worth as much in America as here where pace is not so much sought after as strength, and a short-striding horse is better adapted to London paving than the other class.Horses sent must all be quirt in harness and sound, with as much weight as can be got, and Another dealer writes: \u2018Sizable carriage horses, 15.2 to 15 hands high, suitable for private buyers and our, Boston.Der, Mass, July 239:\u2014Mr.B.P.Che- Presiient of the American Express - Coupazy, dvd to-day, aged cighty vears._ æ _ OCEAN TRAVELLERS, | SS.TAKE SUPLELODRT OUTWARD, | T.ist of saloon passengers por Deaver Line | S20 Lake superior\u201d vailing from Montreal | for Liverposl on \\Vednasdav rroroing at div- Ygh:.\u2014-Mr,.MeIn:yr>, Pr WT.Bradiev.Dr.AIL Awd Mrs.Ande, Mra [euch 0 es steam Colane! Lazier, Mrs.Lazisr.Mr.1 CG.Fadesan Mr, Edwin PE M RC.Cluses QU, Mr.C1 Muaul y Mr EG.Porter Mrs.Nunderlch.Mr.H, Mund-rioh, Mr, F.Brauvais, Mr.U.Archambanlt.Miss K.Caraingham, Mr.Wm.Mowat, Dr.J.LL.Da.Mr.John itunn.Miss Carrie Dunn Miss M.Dunn, Me.PV.Jossnh.' | «4 = #4 + - 2 = - The London job masters.realize from 2200 to 3511 according to the size and quality.sirenger class called \u2018\u2018machiners\u2019\u201d\u2019, herr used in our omnibuses, trams, and , van work.fetch from $150 to $250.The age should b> from five tn six years.They must he quiet in harness.or to ride, as the rase may be.and without any brand marks.It will thus be seen that wha* the British market calls for in car- rlage hors>s are matured horses with plenty of size, but not ton long in the leg.Speed is not so material over there.as here.and a horse with fine.strong action, provided he has the requisite conformation and quality, will be selected in nine cases out of ten, in preference to one having mare speed hut less action.HOME CALISTHENICS.BEFORE BREAKFAST EXERCISES TO MAKE WOMEN SUPPLE.SIMPLE BUT GRACEFUL POSES WITH A PURPOSE \u2014THE ORDINARY BROODMKTICK AS A MUs- CLE MAKER.The athletic craze, says the New York \u2018World,\u2019 has grown to such an extent that private gymnasiums have been added to the nursery and boudoir.While the women\u2019s gymnasiums have hundreds of pupils, there are scores of other women who get their exercise in their own homes and according to vell-tried rules.The bedroom may be made to answer the purpose of a gymnasium, and the outfit is such as may be set up in any household.It you should chance to know of a girl who a few months ago was thin and almost consumptive-looking, but who is now full-chested, rounded perfectly in arm and leg.square of shoulder, and graceful of carriage, and if you know she has not attended a gymnasium, you may ! depend upon it that she has practised boudoir calisthenics.The chances are that as soon as she is out of bed in the morning a loose-flowing chemise-like garment Is put on, belted at the walst by a ribbon.The bed is pushed\u201d to one corner to give plenty of room, and her exercises begin.The only gymnasmium-like implement she uses is a stick about five feet long and one inch in diameter; possibly at one time it did duty as a broom handle.With this she goes through a series of gentle but strengthening exercises.A window is raised, if the weather is not too cold, to admit fresh air.Her first exercise is filling and ex- paunding the lungs.She stands perfectly erect, heels together and arms extended straight to the front, palms touching.The palms are now separated and the arms sweep backward; at the same time she draws in a full breath.When the arms are thrown as far backward as convenient, and the lungs are expanded, the operation is reversed, the arms being brought to the first position and the breath exhaled.After this is repeated several times she varies the exercise by dropping the arms close to ber hips and raising them above Her head without bending the elbow, drawing in the breath all the while, and letting it out as the arms are dropped to the hips again.Now she doubles her fists and draws them toward her until they strike her shoulders, the elbows being close to her sidzs; then she extends them full to the front, ns \u2018hough striking at an imaginary foe, inhaling and exhaling her breath with each motion.By this time the muscles of her arms are limbered, her lungs expanded with fresh air and the blood is tingling in her veins.She is now ready for the neck exercise.In this she simply lets ber head drop forward as though the muscles of the neck had lost their power.The head is then rolled with a circular motion from were trying to see how she could describe crown of her head as a marker.In the course of the moving of the head in this manner every muscle of the neck side to side, as though she.large a circle | in the air with the is brought into action at some point of the circle.; The next boudoir exercise is that with the broomstick.The first movement is to extend the arms at full length to the front, grasping the stick in both hands; the young woman then raises them slowly to a position over the head and then down behind, keeping the arms rigid.At first her hands had to be widely separated on the stick to enable her to do this, but as she progressed it was not long before the feat could be done with the bands no more than two feet apart.This exercise develops the muscles of the arms, chest and back.She begins another exercise by holding the stick in the same manner and putting her foot through without removing either hand.Her the stick without striking it, but perseverance conquered, and now she puts either foot over and back again equally well without touching the stick with her toes.She will soon be able to jump through it, both feet at once, quite as easily as she skipped a rope at chic fourteen.the arms, legs, hips, and hack are brought into action, and it requires just enough vigor to create bodily warmth Another movement that gives strength and suppleness to the back is that of leaning forward until the tips of the fln- gers touch the toes.In this woman shows her superiority over man, for no Adam can compete with an Eve In the ease and grace with which she can execute this movement.A woman is equally adent at leaning backward, and the trained athletes among them can catch hold of their heels before a man can recover from his first effort at the backward bend.There is no exercise that the athletic young woman takes to more easily than the fcrward and backward bend.The young lady at exercise is now ready for the leg swing.In this she tries to see how large a circle she can describe in the air with her great toes as markers.by swinging first cne leg and then the other.This movement brings into action all the muscles of the leg from the ankle to the hip.Sometimes she may vary this movement by balancing cn one foot and describing a circle on the floor with the other.In these exercises she is careful to avoid over-exertion, and with equal care she endeavors to develop all muscles equally.Her alm is physical culture, and not merely that she may be able to perform particular feats of skill and agility.The neck, chest, back, hips, legs and ankles all receive due attention.Having performed all these exercises she will probably end them by sitting on dainty toes got many a | crack before she could put her foot over | In this movement the muscles of ! the floor and, drawing one foot up under \u2018 her, try to rise from this position without touching her hands to the floor.This is mere difficult than it seems, and is practised with care from fear of over- : exertion.Though it position, in which worth trying, as by it almost every muscle of the body is brought into play.As a hip developer it beats all the patent pads invented.Although the boudoir athletic young woman is deprived of the opportunity to indulge her vanity and parade her charms by strutting about clad after the style of the Roman gladiator and does pot punch a bag, whirl on a horizontal bar.swing by cne foot on a trapeze.pr is not a graceful ! to bs caught, it is: turn handsprings, as do her sisters In the gymnasiums for women, she is still an athlete, and has gone through every exercise necessary for health and symmetry of form.After her boudoir exercises are done with she \u2018takes a light sponge bath, and with a crash or Turkish towel rubs her body briskly until the blood is well started and the system in a glow.Not more than ten minutes have been occupied in healthful calisthenics, but she dresses and goes down to her breakfast with an appetite.that would do credit to ber biggest brother.\u2014_>\u2014\u2014__ HARBOR NEWS.The Donaldson Line SS.\u2018Warwick,\u2019 from Montreal, on the 11th instant, arrived at Glasgow on the 21st inetant, and landed her shipment of live stock, 400 cattle, 158 sheep and 42 horses, in good condition.The Dominion Line SS.\u2018Mariposa,\u2019 from Montreal, July 13, with a shipment of 9% exttle, 820 shéep and 70 horses, arrived at Liverpool, at 8 a.m., on Monday, July 22, and landed her live stock all in splendid condition.The Allan SS.\u2018Brazilian,\u2019 from Montreal, for London, arrived out on Saturday afternoon, with her 341 cattls, (41 sheep and 22 horses in good order.The \u2018Longueuil\u2019 ferry boat, owing to low water in the river, will arrive and depart from the lower wharf on the Longueuil shore, for a few days, while the course she usually takes is being deepened by a government steam dredge.STOCKS RECOVERIAG.THE POSITION OF MONTREAL STREET RAILWAY AND BANQUE DU PEUPLE STOCKS-MARKET OPENS STRONG AND CLOSES WEAKER.On the local stock exchenge this morning.the market opened decidedly bullish, but considerable rcalization taking place, prices fell.and the closings were generally weaker.The persistent pessimistic rumors affecting La Banque du Peuple had the effect of re- Aucing the stock to 10 this morning, at which price 274 shares were sold.It is the general opinion on the \u2018street\u2019 now that the bank will at least pay all depositors, and, if the paper under discount is of any value, that the shareholders will do better to wait events rather than to accept 10 cents on the dollar now, especially as thev are only liable for the value of their shares.The Banque du Peuple's affairs had their effect on the market again to-day, some gales of Street Ry and Gas being undoubtedly made under pressure from the banks to cover discounts, ete.Otherwise Street Railway stock was viewed with a very bullish feeling, induced by the splendid earnings yesterday.and the whisper that expenses were now being kept under 50 percent.The re- malning sales were without special features.The sales at the morning board were as follows: \u20141,375 Street Railway at 20312, 50 new do.at 200, 225 at 20015, 200 at 201.200 at 20014, 300 at 200, 50 Toronto Street at 83, 25 at 84, 25 at 8414, 50 at 84%, 25 at B4L,, 95 Richelieu at 10014, 200 Gas dt 204, 25 at 203, 150 at 202%, 50 at 202, 550 at 201, 274 People\u2019s bank at 10, 2 Toronto at 240, 7 Merchants ac 165.1 at 16314, 10 Commerce at 135, 50 Diamond Glass at 152.Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler Between Banks.Counter.Buyers.Sellers.New York Funds.% dis.to 1-16 dis.par.LA prem.Sterling, 60 daysa.9 13-16 to 9% 10 to 19'4 Sterling, demand.10 to 1044 10* 5 to 1044 Sterling, cables.1014 to 104 104 Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler, Stock Brokers, corner Notre Dame aud 8t.Francois Xavier streets, : Sellers Buyers Stocks.per3100.per $100 Canadian Pacific.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026., 56 54%, Do.do.Laud Bonds.DuluthS.S.& Atlantic _.7 64 Do.do.do.Prei.13 10 Grand Trunk let Pref.vee wo.Do.do.2nd Pref.Commercial Cable.59 158% Montreal Telegraph.\u2026.\u2026.- FO ee Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.1094 9934 Montreal Street Railway Co.2034 203 Montreal Street Railway (New).20044 32 Montreal Gas Co.0.20000000 202 291 Bell Telephone Co._ 3 155 Do.do.Bonds \u201ceee Royal Electric.o.oo 152 Bank of Montreal.ees Ontario Bank.oo.ciiiien oon .\u2026\u2026 pank of British North Americu.\u2026.- vein a Bunque du Peuple.13 lv MolsongBank.ol 189) 75 Bank of Toronto.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00000 \u2026\u2026\u2026 240 LaBanque Jacques Cartier.een Merchants Bank.163 163 Do.do.of Halifax.ces Eastern Townships Bapk.Quebec Bank.La Banque Nationale.Union Bank.00000020ces ess oo.cen Caradian Bank of Commerce.133 135 La Banque Ville Marnie.100 73 Houchelage Bank.\u2026.000en 0000 suce - Intercalonial Coal.\u2026.00000000 0000 .Do.Pref.Stock JN North-West Land.een Canada Shipping Co.he \u2026 Canada Paper.coveen see ce.Champlain & 8t.Lawrence Bonds._ Montreal Cotton.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.125 115 Can.Col.Cot.Mills Co.2.Do.do.Bonds.eee Merchants Manufacturing Co.140 ae Dominion Cotton Mills Co.109 w Do.do.onds + J Loan & Mortgage Co.oo.een aan TorontoRailway.844 835 e NEW YORK STOCK LIST.(Furnished by J.R.Meeker.) Opening and Closing Prices -10 a.m.and 3 pon.LCRISOM.evict iieni nine 13', 1374 an.Pacific.ce ee i Can.Southern.PT 344 5414 Chicago, Burlington & Quncy.88% 884; Clev.C.C.&8t.Louta.cen Gy a7 Com, Cable.vase eens oe.Pel.g Hud.eee 131 13 Del., Lack.& West .182% 183 Brie.oie cee Cee _\u2026 Il.Central.as een cere Louis.& Nash.\u2026\u2026 DY%g F0 Lake Shore.22.0ac se cee scene 153 1524 Manhattan Consolidated .113 1134 Missonri Pacific.35354 33% North American ves Nor.Pacific.a.Nor.Pac.pfd.18% New Jersey Uentral 10144 Nor.West.200 1ecc sean unes 100}, .N.&N.Eng.\u2026.1000022000eune 5155 N.Y.Central.ees 191% Omaha.Common.40° 40% PacificMail .ce 28% 2875 * Reading, Philadelphia \u2026.\u2026.17, 16% Richmond Terminal.eee Le LL.Rock Island Chicago k Pac .743 757% St.Paul, Chico.& Mino.693; 6944 8t.Paul, Minn.& Man.eee J \u201c TexasPacifie.J.cen \"Union Pacific.134 1344 Webash Com.\u2026\u2026 Cees Wabash ptd.197 4 20e Western Union T .A1 9154 Bugar.11314 113% Lead.34, 34, Gas, Chicago.5445 263, Gen.Electric 35 3652 Toledo, Ann Arbor.& Nor.Mich.So vee Rubber.41 414 NO Rt eh ile * AHS < CEREALS BEARISH.\u2014 PRESENT WEATHER AND CROP REPORTS FAVORABLE.In Chicago this morning corn opened with no feature except selling of September; wheat opened dull and easier on Iree selling of September by commission houses and local longs; oals opened gently casler, and provisions opened weak and lower on weak hog markets.The weather reports to-day were generally bearish, and wheat declined over one cent; corn declined & to 7% of a cent, July, and September, and oats declined fo 34 of a cent; provisions closed lower than the opemings.Columbus, Ohio, special:\u2014The State weekly crop report says: \u2018Rains in all parts of the state are improving all crops.In the northern section wheat is being threshed.The yield is better than vas anticipated last week, In bottom lands corn will be heavy.Wheat threshing in middle and southern portion of state is In progress with indications of light yields.\u2019 CHICAGO MARKETS.The following table shows the range of prices in Chicago to-day, and the closing quotations as compared with those of yes- terday:\u2014 Yesterday's To-day's Close.Open.High.Low.Close.Wheat\u2014 July 673% Cees Cee ee 65% Sept.68% 6844 653% 675% 6614 Tec, 7034 T0 1012 6954 6955 Corn\u2014 July 45 ee Cees .\u2026.444 Sent.45 4414 447% 44 4416 Oats\u2014 July 237% Cee Ce Cae 2314 Sept.2234 2254 2284 2244 2215 Pork\u2014 July 11.10 cen ce ee 10.67 Sept.11.20 11.00 11.00 10.77 10.77 Lard\u2014 July 6.25 ces cae cee 6.25 Sent.6.42 6.25 6.37 6.30 6.32 Short ribs\u2014 July 27 Ce Cee cee 6.07 Sept.6.35 6.30 6.30 6.15 6.15 Milwaukee, July 23, 1,15 p.m.\u2014Closing\u2014 673gc cash, 63%c Sept.Duluth, July 23, 1.15 p.m.1 hard, 6S8l4c cash; No.1 Northern, AS.cash.Toledo, July 23, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing\u201471!,c cash; T0%e Sept.\u2014 Closing\u2014No.| many \u2014_\u2014 TTC HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT 2466 ST.CATHERINE Siuisi.Bell Tel.3957.ASK FOR .ALLAN S SPARKLING KC_ A REFRESHING STMMER Divan.WHAT SORT OF A \u2014IS TRHE\u2014 Ts po al J.\u201cNORTHERN MESSENGER ° \" ft is an illustrated cizht-nage paper put.=! twice & month, containing muck interes formation for week-day and Sunday read::z is suited to young and oid, and contains espe nv the weekly lessons and what Sunday-schoc.\u201cos ers and scholars most wantonly 30c a year, with redactions to Clui JOHN POTGALL & SON, \"WITNESS\" OFFICE, Montreai.St.Louis, July 23, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing\u2014665gc | July, 66%c Sept.New York, July 23, 2.20 p.m.\u2014 Closing \u2014 Wheat, Tle July, 71%c Sept, corn, 45%c July, 4934c Sept.GOVERNMENT CROP BULLETIN.Washington, July 23.\u2014The department of agriculture will next week issue a bulletin devoted to the cotton crop.A feature will be a tabulation of figures showing the value and prices of cotton for the past ten vears.It is understood that Secretary Norton wiil argue thai these figures do not support the contention that the market price of cotion : has fallen as a result of the demonetization of silver.me SHIPPING.The Allan SS.Brazilian.from Montreal.for London, arrived out on Saturday afternoon, with her 341 cattle, 641 sheep and 2 135gc Der.; .horses, in good condition.The Allan SS.Buenos Arrean, from Glasgow, for Montreal, passed Heath Poin:, Anti- costi, at 7 p.m., on Sunday.i Southampton, July 23.\u2014Arrived £8.Lahn from New York.\u2014 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.Return of traffic for week ending .July 20, 1895 :\u2014 1895.1834.Passenger train earnings .£149,202 $140 877 Freight traln earnings .207,224 213,046 Total o.oo $355,420 $553.023 ADVERTISEMENTS.VJORRIN COLLEGE, À QUEBEC, P.Q.The Session of 1595-96 of Morrin College, will begin on MONDAY, September The Examination for Matriculation will commence Sept.26, at 9 a.m.This Institution, which is affiliated to M- Gill University in Arts, has been reorganized and fully equipped for the Course of Sfudy prescribed by the University for the Degree of B.A.Eight scholarships have been established.four of the value of Fifty Dollars each, and four of Twenty-five Dollars each, to be awarded to Matriculants passing the AA.or the Ordlrary Examinations under the conditions set forth in the Calendar.Calendars and all necessary information 36th.may be had on application to Professor Crocket.College Court, Quebec.(Signod) A.Ki.COOK.Secretary Board of Governors.July 9, 1835.LLUSTRATIONS FOR BOOKS, CATALOGUES, Etc, Supplied from drawings or photographs by competent artists, and etched on zino or engraved on wood at moderate rates, by JOHN DOUGALL & SON, # Wiiness\" Office, Montreal.FOR SALE A Twenty five \"Arc\" Light lant DYNAMO \u2014Lamps, Wiriug, etc.- complete, in perfect order.Can be scen rminning at any tine.Address, THE THOMPSON SHOE CO.Ltd., 712%, Craig st, Miscellaneous Advertisements.(RECEIVED TOO LATE TO DK CLASSIFIED).ROOMS.\u2014TWO FRONT ROOMS; PRIVATE family, St.Catherine street west, near Mark; partial board, if required.Address PRIVATE 25, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.23 TWO ROOMS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE with Board, 112 Stanley street; private family; references exchanged.WANTED, AT ONCE GOOD GENERAL Servant or smart Girl about 15 or 16 years old.Apply with references 2775 St.Catherine street.23 WANTED, A STOREMAN, DRY GOODS Trade.Address, stating age and wages wanted.1\"), Nnx $42, 25 IY ) amas G SNERAL PRINTING.THE \u2018\u2018WITNESS™ OFFICE EXECUTES ZVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING Rox THE MAMMOTH POSTER TO THI SMALLEST VISITING (ARD, AT MODERATE PRICES Particular care bestowed on tUrnirg oui VoTa 5\u201d © to give every satisfaction, BOOK AND PAMPHLET YC gotten up in neat form, and special care regard LG correctness.WORK FROM TEE (COUNTS executed with despatch and forwarci~l nu.on completion, either by Express.F'n or otherwise, &8 orders JT ua PATRONIZE THE \u201cWITNE=S\" SOHN DOUGALLL «4 SON, Qu Prasnetors \u201cDRESS AND HEALTIL\u201d PRICE IIFTY CENTS.A cheap tur vauatle tmnt pe on the hygen:« a: ee Xovu ; - influences of every-iay ° WANT Every lady shoud Lave a TO OONDNNDNIGRLOS.ENOW HOW \u201c\u201cDRESS AND HI 4151 WILL TELL T0t FD.TO KEEP 000 ILO00OO VL MOODLE Lr + WELL Testimonials a8 to its w.> AND hare been reccived {roo EFARTY parts of Cauudu, 88 v- 1 3 ~ 2 Great Britain ani the Uuiod States.Sent porta La PRICE FIFTY CENTS.JOIN BOILGALL & S8N, MaNip: 17 Cris CANADA'S T= TO) 4 Ar eg Let dS Ww $e 2 lad a ee TORONTO \\ i +7 SEPTEMBER Applications for space shod Veo = \u201c All Entries Close Auzusi ih.2ud to FS.\"7, For Prive Lists ani éutry 1OYM- vusre » H.J.HILL, Munager.Tor\u201d HOUSES FOR SALT 417.008.15,090 and 15,0 15.000, Dorchester street.Bishop street .\u2026.Crescent #trce! .Si.Catherine street.4.500.Victoria avenué.\u2026.3.500.Boulevard.14,000.WITH 10,700 FEET OF LAND JOHN A.TEES &CO., | 18 Board of Trade bic > & During the past 45 years Heintz: Pianos have been awarded :weniv 27 prize medals and diplomas at home a .foreign exhibiticns.Mr.C.W.Linda 2268, 2270 and 2272 St.Catherine carries a complete assortment «f celohratoc.Ins'mirpnents sirre.thes pre == 7 Pe TrripAY, JULY 23, 1895, ms \u201cur DEFENDER\u2019 IS FANT.e=2 LS THE \u2018VIGILANT IN LALLY EVERY POINT.HUTERT GUINNESS DEAEBATED\u2014 wu REGATTA PHOGRAMME\u2014CALE- \u201cGE AMES\u2014IUOKY FISHERMEN.July 2e, -\u2014If Detsnders there was any superiority to the - 2iiaTed and im- .; *9 às- .neler showir is ex-, did not r- : es surcessfiil as the regattas ! the | JJarkad canna sailing race, distance fl eo sea wn Cli a A 10 and expec: to meet the Young Capitals at an early dats in an exhibition match for a valuable trophy.MAPLES.Both teams of the Maples will practice toi gether on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thurs- i days.All players are requested to attend.FOOTBALL.| THE SHAMROCKS.to practice on the new Shamrock Every member is request- be ou: grounds to-night.\u2018ed to turn out : DASEBALL.NATIONAL LEAGUE.! Folinwing are the results of the National ; Langue games played vesterday:\u2014At Pittsburg, Ba':tmora 12.Pittsburg vu.second game, | Baitimore ».Pittsburg 9; at Cleveland, Wash.natû 12, New York 9; at Louisville, &-1phia IR, Louisville &; at Chicago, Brooklyn ington 4, Cleveland S; at Cincinnati, Clnein- fn Chizag> %; at St.Louis, St.Louls 2, Bos- [ tor 12.| STANDING OF THE CLUPS, | Chub.CMleveland 1 22 22 24 00 00 12 47 | Bal {Mors oo ov ve ve ve ee 20 dl Pittshurg 2224 06 40 24 20 12 4 Boston .22 42 24 24 24 22 BA Cincinnati 1.oo 44 40 64 1e CL 2 * Philadelphia .1 2.+ +.38 Brooklyn 1 ooo.ov v0 22 22 BA I PChicagd 21 22 21 11 24 00 2 00 44 New York 2 22 24 44 04 22 22 à ; Washington .22240 24 2.ÊN 4 AT | st Touts.24 24 40 2 0 TN 4 An .Loutsville C00 24 46 44 40 20 IH OT 147 EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES, Fallowlngz are the results of the Eastern Leag:i> games played yesterday:\u2014At Buf- faln, Bu®aio 5, Frovidence 7; at Rochester, Rochester 3, Wilkesbarre 2: at Syracuse 4, Scranton 2; at Toronto, Spring- fisid 3, Toronto 4.STANDING OF THE CLUS, Ciub.Won, Lost.PC.Springfield .2.42 24 02 20 22 1H 22 687 ! Providence 1 2.44 44 44 4e 22 Æ on 6517 Syracuso 1 22 20 24 a.ee 12 DD 29 HI , Wilkesbarre .AS a D38 ; Buffaln 1 2144 44 26 00 40 22 AT 39 486 | Soranion LLL.LoL ISBT 48 i Rochester.21 3 118 Turonto Ce ee ee 24 22 20 40 M +) 319 | TENNIS, | LONGWOOD TENNIS TOURNAMENT.| f Boston, Mass., July 22.\u2014Fifty-two entrics at the fifth anpual tournament of the Long- wood Tennis Club promises tv mak: this , year's affair one that will eclipse all previous tournamen:s on these grounds.Among the players entered are Champion R.D.Renn, who makes his first appearance this ivear; F.H.Hovey.Richarl) Stevens and other well-known players.In the preliminary and first rounds.most nf the matches are to weed out the lesser luminaries.ffovey had an easy victory over his man, ! F.E.Howard; Renn beat Merritt in three straight lea defeated Jackson, Fitz defeated Dexter and Jones defeated Eames.The afternoon plav developed some rather grad runs.Silas Reed and J.Breed had a sets: cicsely contested match in which the former : and G.W.Lee attracted their match, but Ice won; F.Hovey fuany spectators to \u2018could piay hardly well enough to make , Hovey work.J.P.Parot, of New York, i won over JM.Scudder.The Terry-Chase match was quite Interesting, and the Yale .man won in a close five set match.W.K.Shaw, the winner of the Kebdn Valley tourna- \u2018 ; ' ment last year, won easlly over Herbert .Foster, and Alfred Codman.of Harvard.\"won a three set match with Hinckey, of Boston.| | | ATHLETICS.A NEW CLTE IN VICTORTATOWN, { j As a number of the boys of Victoria Town ; arr anxious to start an athJetic and bicyrle club ft Is proposed that a meeting be held :a the Bridge, on Wednezday evening.at \u2018etzh: o'clock to consider the matter, and, if necessary.to put the scheme on a working .basis.THE CALEDONIAN GAMES.Extensive preparations are being made fnr tha Caledonian games which wi] be held nn «the Exhibition grounds on August 17.An {excolient programme of sports has been prepared.The prizes agaregate $600 in value, ! The Interest In football circles regarding the \"Caledonian cup is inier=e, and the following \u201cclubs have entered the competition: Mohawks, Valleyfield, Primrose.Metropolitan.Shamrocks and Sens.The drawing in con- \u201c nection with the competition takes place this avening in St.Andrew's Home at 9 p.m.FISHING, BIG CATCHES, Lake 8+ John, who registered at the Hotel THOMAS C.BULMER, Westmount.2 Nyb-rval\u2014 PTT 7 Too :.LOT FOR SALE, AT ST.LAMBERT 50 pars Neo.Tara\u2019 x100, three minutes from depot: good silua- \\ | = gost El von: will be sold cheap.Apply to W.Angler.s.4 SFEAR, 26 Imperial aveni 1 £ AW.Hooper.New Haven.7 171 HR CP hme.Montreal.16 LB.Mayo, Boston 1.00 T0102 523 PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 liiker NEW NE L.Roths-htld.New York.3 40 50.Houses, ready by first May, sale or rent: f.ison, Jaltimore Less À SU 159 easy payments, or very moderate rent: E (.frnizgie, Hartford .3 St ju modern vonveniences; large lot and lawn; J E.Nivhols, New York .2 TN Ju\u201d verandah; nice home.ROOM 13, 162 S Lo Hotehkiss, New York.2 33 63 Jan:es street.27 [.Flint, Monson, Mass: yo me A.PDP.Nor-ross, Mnson.do.; 84° CLARK STREET LOT: 817 , LG Fulson, Monson, da.2, 2 14, Ye per \u2018month.for 72 months.and R.Bacon, Cleveland .11; 35 Be: rest charg-d.Open Fr.day evenings Raom J.J Panegman.Montreal: J.AL 3.1562 St James street.10 Hamilton, Montreal.1 3 2 = eu ' ee oY fr Duane, New York 3.2000 7074 \"EI WESTMOUNT, COTE ST.ANTOINE\u2014SOME 1.77.Carpenter, New York.14 M} building lots have been placed in my hands Joo Bower, Ottawa.1, 10 701 to sell at less :han value: very favorable IL.Paco, Cueveland 20240 Pa A2 BUY terms to a prompt purchaser: a good uppor- lessee.Alipors, Klein, Pen- 1 oe, tunity for an investment, a builder, or a hale.Binck lake PO.000] 15 TT gpeculation.T.JAMES CLAXTON, 1Sy ; Wo Neal, Newark, Ohio .1 41 s St.James street.WW.sargent, Newurk,.Onfn 2 36 fer 10 c2 Lee OX.Correll, New York .113 IR 27 , MOT, Halbart, New Verk oo.20 15° 81, JOR SALE I.(i.Har Lksher New York.1 45 163 | _ \u201c JS hafieln.New York.2 = = Choice lots on St.Catherine street, north t = , lan, Peston Lee 7 m 405 side, just west of Mountain sireet, Toad tere York 0 si 1971 A Block of Land in Wesnonnt, about 250,- Loo {necesher, New York C5 09) squero feet, will have five fronts of 215 mana alsa hal 0 pike to his string.and \u2018he Ter, he largest of which weighed 17 lbs, tal weirht Wf which was 93 lbs.& Me.Hrelhert brought in six plke, the az- i zrezate weicht of which was twenty Ibs.| .' CYCLING.ROAD ECR (\"hicaga, July 22.\u2014The Century Road Club, | nf America, has allowed the following ree- A.FE.Smith.M hours and 1 ords made by minutes, milss in two dave, | May 4-7 (American record).Le i P\u2019hila- mn itlon known as scorching.Syraciuso, The followin giabie represents the fishing | done during last month by those visitors to of Chicugo:-\u201400 | Elgin\u2014Aurora APRIL I LP AL LSA SOA Century course record, six hours and 40 minutes, June 7, Illinois 100 mile record.THREE NEW TRACK RECORDS.Philadelphia, Pa, July 23.\u2014Three new track records were estabilshed at the track \u2018of the Tioga Athletic Association at Tioga last night, on the occasion of the third series of night bicycle races.The first of these Was the mile handicap ridden from scrateh by Walter C.Sanger in 2.11, which is the fastest mile ever made In a race at this place.The five-mile handicap was finished in 12.16 \u2014ho fastest five miles ever ridden on the track.It was won by Jay Eaton, who had 100 yards start, but the race was practically a scratch race.Charles Church, the class B' rider, rode an unpaced mile in 2.id, breaking his former record.the best ever made previously on this track.over 11 sers.here was nothing to mar the enjoyment of the 2,090 spectators except a number of slight falls, CYCLISTS\" PARALYSIS.DISEASE THAT THREATENS THE YOUNG MEN WHO HUMP OVER THEIR WHEELS AND SCORCH CONTINUALLY.(Buffalo \u2018Express.\u2019) \u2018There's a man that is golng some day to experience one of the evils vaused by riding a bicycle,\u2019 remarked a well-known physician the other day to an \u2018Express\u2019 reporter, as \"ho pointed to a youthful male in a red sweater, who was pedalling down Delaware avenue in the familiar scorching attitude.\u2018Kyphosis Bicycleistarum ?' queried the reporter.\u2018No,\u2019 was the reply, \u2018that scare has had its day.We don't hear anything nowadays i0f any such affection, but there is a real | Ganger in the positon assumed by such ; Would-be crackajacks, as that fellow, and the { Worst of lt is.few reallze it until they are so far gone that there is no hope of recov- (ry except by painful and slow processes of ; Cure.I refer to what I have named cy- : clists\u2019 paralysis.It is a most pecullar af- : fection, and I have at present three cases lof the disease under treatmnnt.\u2019 \u2018Why do yeu call it evelists' paralysis, | doctor, and how dos l: differ from any other (form of that disease?\u201d asked the ranorter, - | \u2018I call tha disense cyclists* paralysis, al- i though ecorchers\u2019 paralrais would be bet- lier, those tèe humphacked posi- Yet there have the patient had beranise it rarely affects anv bu: i who ride bleveles in \"heen cases known where : , never ridden a mile on a bicr-le in his life.! The dissase attacks the nerves of the hand \u2018and forearm, and is primarily caused by the due to the effort of ; sustaining the weight of the body on the hands, Of course, similar pressure on anything else, like the head of à walking stick, would prodmre the same results, but thesz \u201cages are rare, becanse few persons use a cane enough for any dsleterlous effect to make jtsel?felt, But with birveles it is « different.They will ride sometimes for 10 or 15 miles, or even more, without once lifting the weight nf the body from the handlebars, and It is thig class tha Is most frequently attacked by the disease.\u2018The symptoms of the disease are a grad- ualiy-spreading nambness of the fingers of nne or hoth hands, usually tha left.for the reason that the ieft arm and hand have not heen trained to da as much work as the right, but in scorching they sustaïin the same amount of weight, and consequently feel the strain first.This numbness may not be noticed for a long time, so Insidious is the progress of the affection.and, again.if the .pressure on ths palm.shape of the handle and th- rider's attitude has been such asx to tend to nroduce unusual pressure on the nerves and blood- vessels of the hand, the nnmbness will be pronounced at the end of a short ride of 19 miles or so.\u2018Following the numbness, unless something is done to prevent further progress of the disease, comes a weakness of the principal muscles of the fingers, making the act of | holding anything with a tight grip almost 1 impossible and very painful.A trembling \u201clike palsy follows this siage, and the sufferer { ends by losing the use of the members an- ; tiralx.\u2018Thare ig only cre wav to cure this dis- erage.and that is to prevent it.As sonn as the slightest rumhness, if even in only one t finger, is noticed after a ride on the wheel.i the position of the handles shold be changed.or the handle-har bent fn a different ; manner.so that the pressure of the palms will fall in a different spot.Qf course, {t } would be detter to ride upright.resting all ; the weight on the saddle.but the s~orching position has come to stay.and the plan I ; Dave sugeested Is the only practical one.Of raurse, electricity and other remedial azen:s can be used In nronounced rases with benr- ! fi~fal result.but \u2018he majority of them are practically incurable.\u2019 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A TIMELY HINT.The *Monds' publishes the following, which deserves the serious attention of all the heads of educational establishments: \u2018The holiday is slowly passing away.What is being done in the schools, colleges and convents respecting hygiene and fire escapes in cases of an emergency ?Now is the time to make the alterations indicated by prudence.\u2019 Season Property.FOR SALF\u2014FARM.STE.ISILORE, LÂ- rairie Co.; good hay land; 75 acres, with pulldings, on monthly payments.Apply to C.l.efebvre, No.181 Lafentaine street, corner Iberville street, Mon:real; and also hcuse for sale, monthly payments.11 HOUSE FOR SALE, CORNER WESTERN and Victoria avenues; twelve rooms.bath , and w.e.; solid brick, stone fuundation, © extra finished inside.Smal! cash payment, Lalunce can remain for ten years at percent per annum.Address to or call on feet vach où Westmount and otler avenues.! A bargain.| Nos.33 and 40 Torrance street, two very | neat tenements, cheap.i The corner of Park avenne and Fairmount, © 100x180 would subdivide to suit purchaser.Th» corner of Western avenne and Prince Albert, Westmount 1 19 Lots on Marehmount avenue.| 4 choles Tots on Milton strent.JAN, YE.MITCHELL, | 55 St, Francels Xavier st.12 i iad Veaovg tment ab.- an - ww.) 0 An 0 A 564 , UE Pry dA RR EN pr SB NE ro rr apt.gre agp\u201d Ss Fir DIL SE Business Chances.VALUABLE MONEY MAKING BUSINESS, with stock and exclusinve right for sale.Any live man can easily make twenty percent net per month on from $450 to $1,200, elther as side line or independent business.Only responsible parties looking for business need apply.For particulars call on C.BE.WILLIAMS, Waverley House, for a few days only.19 Wanted.WANTED, TO PURCHASE\u2014 Books bough!, sold and exchanged to everybody's satisfaction: collections of postage stamps, old china, curiosities and coins.2114 St.Catherine street.24 Money to Loan.TO LOAN, $15,000, on first-class city property.at 514 percent.E.LYMAN MILLS, office 432 Board of Trade Building, or at 59 Beaver Hall Hill.23 Rooms and Board.A YOUNG LADY, HAVING A PARLOR Bedroom, Mantel Ped, would be glad to share it with another young lady (Protestant); references exchanged.Address COMPANY, Witness\u2019 Office.16 DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE ROOMS, with board at 92 Union ave.20 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET NEW HOUSE and New Furniture; rent moderate; No.3 St.Joseph's Place off Bleury street, above St.Catherine street.front room, with use of kiichen, at 227 St.Joseph street, Lachine Locks.7 I _ | LACHINE\u2014 COMFORTABLE FURNISHED | | NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.on Bath-room Flat; gas, hot water, telephone.3 McGill College avenue.23 TO LET.BRIGHT AND COMFORTABLE Room, 304 Aqueduct street.18 + | | ARIFF FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, AGENTS WANTED\u201425 cents for 12 words, cach insertion; additional words, 2 cents each, per insertion.SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 10 cents for 20 words or less; three insertions, 25 cents; over 20 words, 4 cent per extra word per Insertion.SITUATIONS VACANT \u2014 10 cents for 20 words each insertion; additional words 14, cent per extra word per insertion, PUPILS WANTED\u201410 cents for 20 words; 3 insertions, 25 cents; ( insertions, 49°: over 20 words, 14 cent per extra word per insertion.SPECIFIC ARTICLES (second-hand) \u2014 10 cents for 20 words; 3 Insertions, 2pc; 6 insertions, 40c.Second-hand dealers come under \u2018Business Cards.\u2019 LOST ARTICLES\u201410 cents for 20 words; 3 insertions, 25c; 6 insertions, 40c.FOUND ARTICLES\u201425 cents for 25 words.each insertion.When found articles can be left at office as security for charges, compensation will be looked for to person claiming property.BOARD AND ROOMS TO LET or WANTED 10 cents for 20 words: 3 insertions, 25¢.HOUSES AND RHAI, ESTATE\u2014-20 cents for 20 words, 6 insertions, §l.SWAPS\u201410 cents for 20 words; 3 Insertions, 25 cents.FINANCIAL\u201425 cents for 25 words; 6 insertions, 21.25.BUSINESS CHANCES\u201425 cts.for 25 words, 6 Insertions, 31.25.BUSINBSS CARNDS\u201435 cents for 25 words; 6 'nsertlons, $1.25.MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS\u201460 cants for 20 words; 6 insertions.$3.50.ALL OTHER \u2018WANTED' ADVERTICE- MENTS, 25 cents for 25 words each insertion.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with order.When advertisements are sent in without being prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.The first mentioned charge is always the minimum, even though the advertisement does not contain the number of words TO LET,FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board: also Table Board.13 Latour street.20 TO LET, ONE NICE ROOM: GAS, BATH, and hot water.784 Palace street.Houses Wanted.WANTED, A FLAT OR TENEMENT, OF 4 or 5 Rooms, with yard, in good \\ncality.Address, stating rent and where it may be seen.M.S., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.23 Lost, Strayed and Found : LOST, AT FOST-OFFICE, ON SATURDAY afternoon, white Penknife, with name \u2018AN.Stewart.\u201d Finder will please return same to 4 Macgregor street, and be rewarded.23 To Let.\u2014 allowed.Aditional words may be had pro rata.For Sale.3 FOR SALE, BLACK TEA, SAMPLES, 2c per lb.in 5 1b.lots.CRAWFORD TEA CO.(Ltd.), 10 St.John street.23 I ET FOR SALE, A FAST, OPEN SAILING CANOE (Racer), fully rizged, in good ccn- diton.Apply to RACER, \u2018Witness\u2019 Ofiicc.an FOR SALE, SMALL, UPRIGHT PIANO, only four months in use.cheap for cash or on time.Address T5}, Aylmer street 20 FOR SALE, 10900 5¢ CAN.REG.STAMPS; also, 5.000 U.S.Envp (green).Reply, stating cash price per 100.Address, 442 STAMPS, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.19 FOR SALE, THE HARNEY SEWING MAchine, the latest, therefore the best; shipped to any responsible name to test and inepect.M.J.HARNEY, P.O.Box 511, Montreal.13 DUILDING TO LET, SUITABLE FOR light manufacturing establishment or warehouse.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.3 FLATS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR WARE- reoms or light manufacturing business, with office or store on ground floor, ply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.11 OFFICE OR SHOP, WITH TWO FINE Flats, in \u2018Witness\u2019 Bullding.Apply at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.1 TO LET.FIRST-CLASS FLATS of 5, 6 and 7 Rooms, Daisy Furnaces and all modern conveniences.Apply 1211a St.Denis street.23 WITH THREE Apply 13 Latour 20 } TO LET, A STABLE, | Stalls and good hay loft.; streel.TO LET, 17 AND 19 ARGYLE AVENUE, comfortable lower tenements; reduced rent to good tenants.4 Wrexham avenue.TO LET, CHEAP, TO DESIRABLE TENants, light warerooms, with office on ground floor, next door to \u2018Witness\u2019 Office; are being put in thorough repair.Apply at 'Witness' Office.TO LET, ON SEIGNEURS STREET, ONE upper tenement, No.386, six rooms, b.and w.c.; also two lower tenements, Nos.338 and 392, 4 rooms, bath and w.c.; rent moderate.Apply at 388 Seigneurs street.TO LET, Nos.89-91 ST.MATTHEW ST., 7 rooms each, with modern improvements; kev at 36 St.Luke street; also No.36 La- tour street, self-contained, 6 rooms, bath and w.c.Apply 340 Metcalfe avenue, t.Antoine).Westmount (Cote TO LET.CHÉERFUL, WELL LIGHTED luwer dwelling, 16 Argyle avenue, off Aquedu:t street, city ; 7 rooms ; reduced rent.Apply 285 St.Antoine street.TO LET, FIRST-CLASS TENEMENTS, 27, 29 and 49 Monique street.Apply to J.CRADOCK SIMPSON, or 216 St, Antoine street.TO LET.CCTTAGE AT LONGUEUIL, near Queen\u2019s Park.Apply 58% St Paul street.14 T0 LET, THOSE TWO FINE UPPER Tenements, Nos.209 and 213 Mance street.TO LET, Nos.3 and 5 DRUMMOND ST, 4 rooms, bath, etc.Rent $200 a year.UPPER DWELLING, 9 ROOMS (4 BEDrooms), gasallers throughout; hot water in kitchen and bath; all in finest order and easily heated.Apply to 231 St.Urbain or 10 Hutchison.29 NO LET, FACTORY, 21-25 COTE STREEY formerly occupied by the Major Manufacturing Co.Apply to A, JOYCE, Phillips square.Property.FARM AT BRIGHAM, WITH FINE Large Ilouse, suitable for boys\u2019 schonl; house cest $16.¢00 10 build: farm of 140 ecres, good bulldings: convenient to station; must be sold to ciose an estate; vary cheap.Il.M, SIMPSON, 30 st John street.20 FOR SALE, ON SHERBROOKE STREET West, next corner to (uv.semi-detached villa lot.commanding a beautiful view of the monntain and o?Sherbrooke street cast and west, having a {roniage of 42 feet; area 6.720 feet; rear entrances to garden or stable.Price SLI John G.SAVAGE, oo LR VALUABLE FACTORY SITE the m+ prominent ele.in full view of all and overlooking the FOR SALE, ot Osborne street, vation In the city, trains on the C.P.R, western porticn of the \u201ccity.CA building on this property for & propritary ariicle would be a standing advertisement, in value equal to the interest on cost of the Ap-.FOR SALE, FOR THE MILLION: KINDling, $2; Cut Maple, $2.50; Tamarac Blocks, $1.75; Hardwood Blocks, $1.50; cut any length; delivered anywhere in the city.J.C.MACDIARMID, Richmond square.Bell Tel.8353.11 FOR SALE, FLAGS, TENTS, SAILS, HAMmocks and all Yachting Goods.SONNE'S, 24 Victoria square.Telephone 727.28 FOR SALE, KILN DRIED KINDLING Wood, $2; Cut Maple, $2.50; Tamarac Blocks, $1.75: Mill Blocks, cut stove lengths, $1.50 per load.MONTREAL KINDLING WOOD CO.corner St.James and Guy.Telephone 8110.15 NEW POATS OF ALL SIZES AND OARS, For Sale by Mr.JOS.VINCENT, Boatman, Jacques Cartier Whar.30 PURE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS, Field or Camp Outâts for six persons, 23 pleces, weight 51% Ibs., Preserving Kettles.Specialties to order.C.T.CHRISTIE & CO., 821 Craig street.20 D\" KINDLING WOOD.LARGE LOADS, $2, HENDERSON BROS, Telephone 8211.344.William street.Miscellaneous.BABY GIRL FOR ADOPTION; six months\u2019 old; healthy: fair.MONTREAL MATERNITY.#9 St, Urbain street.29 BOOKS FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION\u2014I have a quantity of books entitled \u2018Antinomianism in a New Dress,\u201d which I will send out gratis as lcng as they last, to any address in Canada, on the following terms: ).The name and address must be correctly wri:- ten out on the inside of a Canada three- cent letter card.2.A one-cent stamp for return postage must be enclosed.This book contains some strictures on the par- niclons doctrines of Antinomianism, and the theories of the Plymouth Urethren.Address, REV.A.SIMS, Uxbridge, Ont.45 MRS.J.EUARD, SICK NURSE, TIAS moved to 46 Devienne street, first stroet below St.Catherine off Si.George, ond is now open for engagements, either surgiai or maternity.5 MRE.ASPIN ATTENDS LADIES IN CON- finemert; terms muderate.202 Atwaier avenue, St.Henri.a NOTICE.\u2014MY NAME BEING ATTACHED to certain false reports, circulated through Montreal and elsewhore.I take this opportunity of denying them, and I herebv no:ify all persons found cireulating these rasa reports that thev will be prosecuted vo the full extent of the law.Further, I hereby declare that in severing my connection with the firm of R.Donaldson & So: do 80 of my own free will, ANDF DONALDSON.Montreal, July 19, 1995.IC PERSON AL\u2014BOSTON DENTAL PARLOHS 1856 Notre Dame.Beautifui gots 0! Teeth for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaranteed.l\u2019ainless extracling a Specially, Office open cvenings.13 POSTAGE STAMPS, COLLECTIONS, \"AN: ada bought.WDM.ANDREWS, 7 Ann sr, yal Toron:o._ _ STRATFORD HOME FOR FRIENIWLESS WOMNMEN-\u2014Friendless and unfortunate, aso axed and infirm wones, may find 5 hone, by anplving to MRI.CUOK, bux vi, Stratford.Ont.17 Board and Rooms Wanted.WANTED.BV A GENTLEMAN, ROOM and partial board in a private family, West.mount preferral Address, slatirg tern WESTMOUNT.Witness\u2019 Office.a0 a 5, WANTED, BY MARRIED COUPLE.WITII children.one furnished and one uunfurnish- land.Ed.Favreau, 168 McCord street.or ed room.with use of kitchen.Address P.0.Box No, 2110.23 A.D., \u2018Witness* Office.6 | 4 om A de ow mE eT ST er es ee ne, PER .ASE fs lr testo.SW eb mt mapinnis TEE ean aie LE a EW.hac aki a A mc a T Situations Vacant.Clerks.Travellers, «de.WANTED, SALESLADY, FOR STATIONery and Fancy Goods Store; references re- WANTED, RELIABLE PERSON TO TRAvel: walary $780 and expenses.Enclose reference and self-addressed envelope.H.E.HESS, Prest., Chicago.23 Teachers, overncsses, WANTED.FEMALE TEACHER (PROTESTant), with Model School Diploma; applicant wiil give place and date of diploma, age ana eaperience in teaching and salary ex- pectnd; duties to commence nineteenth of August next.Address WALTER RIMER, Chairman School Commissioners, Bryson, ue.16 WANTED, AN ASSISTANT TEACHER for Protestant School; salary $200; one able to teach French preferred, Apply to L E.HERIBEL, St.Hyaciuthe.24 WANTED, A TEACHER FOR NO.4 PRO- testznt School, St.Gabriel West.Apply to WM.GOODFELLOW, Assistant Secre- tary-Treasurer, Valcartier 1'.O.23 WANTED.A LADY TEACHER, FOR THE Protestant Iiissentient School, Douglas- town; salary, $90 with hoard.Apply to CHARLES VEIT, Secretary-Treasurer, Douglastown, Gaspe, P.Q.20 WANTED.SCHOOL-TEACHER, HOLDING Model Sehool Diploma, for the Maison- neuve School; salary $25 per month.Address CHAR, F.HAYWARD, Sec.-Treas., 190 Letourneau avenue, Maisonneuve, 23 WANTED, TEACHER.COMPETENT TO take chargo of the French department of the Coaticook Academy; French Prolestant preferred: must be able to converse fluently !n bo:h languages.Apply to E.F, TOMKINS, chairman schol board, Coati- cook, P.Q.19 WANTED, FOR KILDARE DISSENTIENT Schosl, a Teacher, holding elementary schoni diploma: salary.3120.00 for eight mouths\u2019 tuition; Church of England pre- farred.For further particulars apply te THOMAS PORTER, Kildare, Que.22 Domesticr WANTED, GOOD GENERAI, SERVANT, no children: no washing; good place for a good servant.Apply 28 St, Famille s\u2018reet.23 Gardeners, Farm Laborers, Laborers Conctimen, de.WANTED, A PESPECTABLE MARRIED Man, without family, to (ake charge of a large office building.Apply, stating age and experien e, to I'ost-Office Box No.24j4.20 WANTED, A CARTER FOR A MANUFACturing establishment in the country: must be saber s'rong, and married, one without children and who can understand French preferred; steady job to a good man, Ad dress CARTER, 'Witi.ess™ Office.20 Employment Wanted.WANTED, A POSITION BY A HIGH School Boy in an office or Store, is quick at figures.Please adress E.A., care of \u2018Witness\u2019 Qffice, , 23 WANTED, BY A BOY OF 13, WORK OF any kind.13 Prince Arthur street, 23 WANTED, BY A BOY OF 13, A POSITION in office or store as Message Boy.Address R.T., 232 Liverpool street, Point St.Charles 22 Clerks, Travellers, &e.EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY FIRST- class Accountant, who can furnish highest references as to ability.Address FRANK, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, n Eonicsiies REV.J.F.RENAUD, IMMIGRATION CHAPlain.desires situations for three house and tablemaids.Apply Monday morning, 9 o'clock, at the Andrews Home, 46 Belmont Park.19 SITUATION AS WORKING HOUSEKEEPF- e- or Generul Servant; thorough in all house work: where she can have young hoy: town or country; undoubled refer ences, Address WILLING G., Witness\u2019 Office.22 WANTED.BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, work of any kind by the day.Apply 5 St Genevieve street.22 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, offices to clean: trustworthy; good city re ferences.Apply 11 Hermine street.22 Gardeners, Farm Laborers, Laborers Coachmen, Kec.A YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE, STC.dent.wants a vosition on stock farm or with Veterinary Surgeon.salary not much object.Address MARTEL.555 Grand Trapk street, Point St.Charles, Montreai.WANTED.A SITUATION BY A MAN WITH flerse wud Cart, or QJdght Cart, work tv the day.week or month.Box 25, Monireal .3 ve Sont, WANTED, WORK IN A LUMBER YARD or coal yard, by a respectable sirong young man ; good references.Address E.LA- CHANCE, 364 Montcalm street.6 Pupils Wanted.WANTED, PUPILS, ART SCHOOL, PORtraits, landscapes, Flowers, in pastel, oil, walter colors; crayon.25¢ lesson.2144 vr Catherine, cntrance Alexander.4 WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED AND competent Teacher, pupils to coach ; Me- Gill Matriculation 2 specialty: terms moderate.Address TEACHER 15, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.4 Agents Wanted.==> WANTED, ABOUT THE 1st AUGUST, A voung man of first-class business abllity, and a knowledge of French and Engiish, to introduce and soll to the trade of Montreal.an art!-lé of merit, must De able furnisii gould referenees as to character and ability: alsy soruriiy.Address Dox 108, londetcrongh, Ont.22 WANTED, Ladies.to DUORKMIN.SALESMEN.AND CLNVAES \u2018Breantifri Rrhain J'Hustr=ting Reval Homes, Castles, Mane Vian, vel = gi-en ont PDIAUTIFURL BRITAIN, east Ra 1, for ses na territory vet Address WANTED, RELIABLE Agents to can\\ars the city; good wages easily earned.Apriy 2?to 4 p.m.Drexel Med!ca] Ch.112 St.Francois Xavier street.ENERGETIC JA DAY SURF.SENDUSYOURADDRESS Wand we sil! raot con hew to ake 83 a doy, abso latex Dn Fuinish the work and teach you free: yeu Work 16 lenahiy -vliere yon lise.Keud ns your nudress and yve Wii explain te business fully: remeraber we goar- antee a clear profitof 83 for every day's work; absoluicly sure: don\u2019t fail to wr ite tiny IMPEYIAL SILVERWARE CO.Box B1, Windsor, Ont ri \u20ac AE Ae pb a mew al sian BARN COTE Eo Fo Sh mig 1 oi .EE SANT am.ow RRR nd 2728 \"7 54e IR + J i He A Î nw | HEE Foil CR BR 5 3 SR + PRY 4 i 14 3 ' = 1 * À y \u2018 + Peine me prete At re ve eee - + x ce, .AH Fort Te 0 ! « À i I | | RE ami A FE rs = sue, RY FL EAR REY THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.BE AVER LINE STEAMERS, Direct Sailings Between MONTREAL AND LIV ERPOOL, From From Liverpool Steamer.Moutreal.Bat.July 6 .Laks Sap rior.Wed.July 24 Lake Winnipez.\u2026.Wed.July 31 siomireal 10 Liverpool: Fas CAUIN, pdv, Hio, ve t ail 4 Ju.dtvu.d trin tickew, $ou, $85, 84) and $llv, according to sleaitier and lv.à.lou vI bert | Shen LALIN\u2014Tyu ur Irom Liverpool, ou; round trip, $v.To or from London, in.5; round trip, 305.S'eerage.\u2014To Liverpool.London, Glasgow, B-olfast, $16: to Bristol or Cardiff, $12.00.Freight carried ar Jowest rates, and to all fmpertant points.> Britain, on through bille nf lading.Special fari]ittog provided for the varrlage of butter, the-se and porishable freight.For further particulars as to freight or passage anniy \u2018o PDP.& ©.MASISET.Tower Buildings, Liverpool.Rat.July I3 Rates of Passage 1» VW.CAMPRELL, Manger, 12 Hospital st., Montreal, 12 A MERICAN LINE NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON From Pier 14, North River, New York {Foot of Fultrn street.) New York.Wed July 240 11.00 a.m.Pari.2002 Wet, ay 21, TES an, st Louis.2 Wed, Ang.ji 11.00 a.m.Seri.Wet Ang 15 12.00 noon.Qhortest and mest conveniont route to London.No transfer by tenter, No tidal delay.Close connection at Hosttanpion for Havre and Paris by sproial fast twin -e5v Chaviel steamors.Rates of passace.to southampton, [London or Havre, SV antunw Intermediate passage, 857 ta BD, ticamar BPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES Steerage at Very Low Rates.For Freisht or passage apyiv to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Nn.f Bowiinz Creen, New York.VW.ES, HENRY, 1405 81, Janes street, W.F.EGt, 129 Bt.James st, Montreal, J.Y.GILMOLR & CD.according to co, 254 SL Pau.street Montreal 0 17 Q' EBE C STEAMSHIP COY LTR.ST.LAWRENCE LIVE, SS.\u201cCAMPANA\u201d 00 TONS, Je rente to leave Montreal on MONDAY, July 22, at 4 pan.And afterwards on every alternate Monday during season For FATHER POINT, vASPE, MAT, BAY, PERCE, sUMME RAIDE od HART OTTF- TOWN and PI\u2018 Has superior acermmodarion for Pass :Ugers.Flostric aghte and all modera comforts No ca-go received atter 3 p.m.of sailing day.Tickets for sale at al! \u201che principal ticket offices.For Freight Passage wid ~taterooms apply to J.&.BROCKk, Agent.211 Commissioners street, Or to W.D.O'BRIEN, 143 St.James st.15 DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIFS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.steamer.From Montreal From Quete, Vancouver.Aug.3.daylight.Aug.4, Yam.Mariposa.Aug.17, dayught.Aug.17.2 pom Jaïradar.Aug.24, day.ight.Aung 2) Gun Vascouver .Sept 7, daylight.Sept 8, am 8 atamian Aug.10, daytisht.SN.Carada.LL \u2026 Bui'dins.Ra:es of Passage: Firat cabin, Mon:r Queber to Liverpoc! or Lrndonderry $70.return, $100 to 8139.avcording ro and berth.Second cabin to Liverp dandarry.Belfast or Giazgow, Sn, Cette, soi.Biearage to Liverpool denderry., Queenstown, Belfast including oust.2 \u2018Vancouver\u2019 and cattie.al or or Glasgow, \u201cLabrador doa nor carry Midship saloons cfarctrie Jight, spacious promenale decks For further inf rmarion apply ta any egent of the Company.or vo DAVID TEéRNMANTE & CO.General Sacrament sires, REFORD AGENCIES.ONALDSON LINE.WEYEHLY GLASGOW SERVICE Agents.Montreal, OÙ =.Po Bailing from HONICREAL every VHURSUAL Morning.From F am Glaëguw Montres Jory disc SE Tritonia 000 Jus 0 Juwy loo RS, Cor ordi LLL .Auc 1 y 11 PS2 Amarvotion \u2026.Aus =$ Juy 25.1.DS.Warwiez 11110000.Az 15 Aus 2100-55 /Alcidea LLL .Acier 22 RS AURENTS 1.° Glasgow .Dranaldson Bros Chuago .\u2026 .Meudersun Bros.HOMSON LINE.woth in Canada and Great i | | | Londen Leon-.: For UROPE, EUROPE, EUROPE TICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN, DOMINION, and BEAVER Lines via Montreal NETHERLANDS, GUION, HAMBURG- AMERL CAN.WHITE STAR, CUNARD, AMERICAN.NORTH-GERMAN LLOYD, GENERAL TRANS.ATLANTIC, STATE, AN \u201cHOR, TRANSPORT and RED STAR Lines, via NEW YORK.Also to FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, &o SEASIDE EXCURSIONS! - 277 (all or write for lowest quutations before look | ing elsewhere.Saloon rates, $40 upwards: 24% Bend for new pamphlet of rates and sa lings or eall at my new address, 185 St.Jaures street oppcsite Temple Building.My rpecinl winter ralas MONTREAL to LONDON and back, weekly, via NEW YO lk, lat Saloon and rail, only $90.PD.BATTERSBY, Agent, Office Telephone, Na 1507.House Telephone, 308L 0 TT AW A RIVER NAVIGATION, STEEL STEAMERS, EMPRTXS, FORMING DAILY MAIL LINE BETWEEN MODERN SOYEREIGY AXD MONTREAL AND OTTAWA.Fares to Ottawa, singla, $2.50.Return, $4.Dro.Round Trip, Rail and Boats, $5.00.Most Pleasant aud Direct Route to the Caledonia Springs.STEAMER SOVEREIGN EXCURSIONS, Daily to Oka, Como, Hudson or Carillon, Low Take 8 a.m.train to Lachine.SHOOT THE RAPIDS, 506.Take 0.05 p.m.train for Lachine.MARKET LINES, from Canal Basin, Str.\u2018Princess\u2019 for Carillon, cte., WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at b am.S'vamer \u2018Maude\u2019 for Papineauville, Tread- well, Hawkesbury, ete., on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 8.30 p.m.Tickets at 143 and 134 St.James street, Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, and Grand Trunk Station.Head Office, 165 Common street.R.W.SHEPHERD.Jr.Telephone 1429.Manager.10 Merchants\u2019 Line.Toronto, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit.STEAMERS ACADIA, CUBA, MELBOURNE, CUBA and MEL BOTURNT will leave Montreal every Friday, 1 15 pone, for above ports.ACADIA on June 19, and every altrrnate Wednesday, © pon, after.THESE STEAMERS ARE LIGHTED THROUGHOUT WITH ELECTRICITY, Tickets include meals and sleeping berths, No extras.No second clasy passengers carried.Fares: Toronto.87.50.Return, $14.se Clevelund .ES, \u201c> 28.s Niagara Fails.8.30.J.B.PICKEN & Cu.124 =t.James st.G.E.JAQUES & CO.217 Common st, D.BAITERSBY, 184 St.James st.BAIE DES CHALEURS ROUTE Steamer \u2018ADMIRAL\u2019 Gaspe and intermediate Points.The Steamer \u2018ALMIRAL Capiain Dugal!, is now sailing bi-weenly between DALHOHU- SUE NLL aud GASPE BASIN, leaving Dal- housio every WEDNESDAY and sATURDAY mierning on arrival n?express train, cailing a: tbe roliowing points.\u2014 Carleton, Newport, Marla, Pabus, New Ri- hmune Bonaventure, New Carlisle, l\u2019aspebiar, Port Daniel Arrivi Too clock.Grand River, Cape Cove, Peroe, Point St.Peter, l'ouglastown 1 steerage at lowest rates.: HALIFAX and | i ! | | ! { and after the above date at Cacouna.Passengers leaving Bonaventure Depot by 150 an.train, on Tuesdays and run \u201chrough to Dalhousie Junction chinge.and make Ilmmediate Fridays, without connection \u201cWith the sweamar at Dalhousle wharf, arriving at Gaspe following evenings at 7 o'clock.RETURNING, the \"ADMIRAL leaves GASPE BASIN every Monday and Thursday a in.calling at all the intermedia\u2018s ports, and arriving at Dalhousie about 5 p.m.making ronneccion with LC.R.trains, for all pointy eas! and west.L'INDON & NEVWCASTIE SERVICE , Bailing from Moutreal on or about From Newvaptie- Fro.: Montr-al on Tynue to Lotion July 17 20055 Pretrrenn .Au.2 fy 75 Le R82 Gérona LLL Aux 15 AL mL == loa .A a All the Jordon steamers will take cargo for Nencastie ol Tyne reo in FAST TOAST SELVECE.Aberdeen, Leith and Dunslee.atinterv als.Se eme tar do ML Le ALLL ns a.for leut.0.AU: 2 ss tar A» EN n .\u2026 Aux ln Far we tes, \u2018floke:s and further information, apply to It.ÉOSTER CHAFFEE, 125 St James st.Wo I O'BRIEN.113 St.James street, Or to tr.W.ROBINSON, Eustern Freight and Pass.Agent IC.R'y.13% Mt.James street J + M-CONNIFF, Windsor Hotel.Summer Resorts.ABENAKIS HOUSE, ABENAKIS SPRINGS, QUE.; Now pen for the Srason.Ti Most Delightful Sumn:er aud Health Resort in © Canada, Boats, ishing, Tennis.HINERAT, WATER, Agri \u2018 AIRNS, Yorsu & NoBLE De CWenstie-on- A.JW.NON & CARTER, 27 I eatenthat!! Lon den, EC: (0 VO Ti RNEtr, ve 1 HENDRisoN PRes.Cuteuge, WW.Ton.SON £ENONE, Dundee, seorand Special Accommodation for Ruiter, Cheese nnd Provisions, &ælso Caitir, Morses \u2018 and sheep.THRO16H BILL5 OF LADIXNG Granted byany cf the a'ore Lines tours pontin Canada or Western Mtafes.Ani iy anv of the CANADIAN or WESTE LN RAII.WAYS (0 Any point in GREAT BRITAIN IRELAND ot EUROL'E at LOWEST THROU LY \u2018 E Al \u2018ES.er in! attention given to the HANDLING of all P È RISMAPLE and other cargo.For further partis u.ars appis Lo : ROBF.REFORD Æ \u20acoO.23 and 25 St.sacratnent streci, Montreal, \u2014_\u2014 QERIPTU RE TEXTS, Printed in plain black on white ground ; 25 assorted ; suitable for Sunduy-schouls, Meeting Halls, etc, Sx 12inches.Sert on receipt of 13 cents, SOUN DOTGALEL & SON, !\" Witness \u2019 OÆce, Montreal.\u201c4 6 = 4 1-2 = - ROY TO & EF TO ABEYAKIY SPRINGS : Take the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.«Steamer \u2018 Berthier\u201d own the Bt Awrence to Ahenakis Kprings.Steamer leaves Montreal Tuesdays and artdays al 1 pom, Also bartivs coming by rail to Sorel can cunnect wi'l steamer Sorel for the Springs, on Tnesdays and Fridays, ato por and on Saturday, at 2 pan.SLND ror CIRCULARS.RATES REASONABLE.RIFES G.WIMPTON, Fropre.ur 4 TOTICE.i © SUMWER REST, SARATOGA, Avcommoidaivs fiity gues:a.utet and homelike, For ratés, u\u2018tireas M.E.MORSE, 75 Spring street.Sarat toga Spr ngs.O° LAKE CIL LAMPLAIN.Motel Windsur, Rouse'\u2019s Point, N.Y.Exvebserit rouvia for Cycling.ful Family fies uot Caolest, mogt doigut- Black Lass Fishing TU nsury assed.send for Art Circular 6.(.HOWE, Proprietor.BO ARD\u2014LARGE FARM HOUSE ON THE Bank of the St.Lawrence, east of the town of Cornwall, Ont, 20 minuies\u2019 drive from station: eh dy lawn, fine fishing and bathing and rig for use of boarders Terms moderate.Address Mrs.J.lI.BUTLER, East Front, Cornwall, Ont.29 fine, airy rooms, vod bourd, - ; horse \u2018 ; Train from Montreal, f nz at Gaszpe Basin same evenings at! : Chateaugu FROM MONT EAL TO Return, via Portland or Quebec.$12.50 ST.JOHN, N.B.and Return via Portland or Quebec.11.50 11.50 MONCTON and Return.via Port!and or quebec.11.50 10.50 i | | ST.ANDREVS, NB.Return, via Portland & »teamer.Portland and Return.Tickets good going July 25, 26, 27, 28 and valid to arrive back at starting point on or before August 10, 1595.Proportionate rates from all other G.T.statlfons in Canada.but from stations west of Montreal tickets will be good going only on July 25, 26 and 27.Tickets will be good for stop over at Quebec, Portland, and east thereof only.2 SEASIDE EXCURS FROM MONTREAL TO HALIFAX and Return .S12.50 ST.JOHN, N.B., and Relurn.\u2026.1I.50 MONCTON, N.B, and Return.ST.ANDREWS, N.B., and Return.11.50 Tickets good going July 2 5, 23, 27 anl 23 and valid to arrive back at starting point on or before Aug.10, 1895.| Proportionate rates from nlher C.P.R.stations in | Canada, but from stations west of Montrea! tickets will be good going only on July 25, 26 und 27, 1395.Tickets will *e good for stop-over at Quebeuv, Lake Megantic and east thereof only.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 129 Si, James st.(next to l\u2019ost-office,) | Summer Resorts.NACOUNA.Where to go During the Warm Season | The ST.LAWRENCE HALL, CACOUNA.Annual opening of Hotel on June 15, 1505, Guests desiring earlier accommodation rnfay .make special arrangements.Thorough rerio- vation and studied improvements are heing made for the speclal comfort and pleasure of patrons.Additional facilities will Le offored for reaching Cacouns this season by rail and water.Increased steamer service after June 15, also exira Pullman Special Friday evening, arrliv- Ing hotel for breakfast, and returning, arriving in Montreal.Monday morning.Thn Canadian summer climate Is unsurpassed, and Cacouna ssems most favored.The Hall is a favorite hosilery, and desires to make terms to suit all.For particulars address , SHIPMAN & STOCAING, Proprietors.Or JOSEPH ST.ONGE, Manager, 32 St.Louis street.Quebec, until June ist, Ask for illustrated pamphlet with diagram of ihe Hall.20 BEAUTIFUL A PLATINOTYPE, | Mounted large enough to frame, included in every order of a Dozen Cabinets during July, August and September.RICE'S STY DIO, 141 St.Peter st.! TELEPHONE 331.13 NIDEALSUMMER RESORT, BANNER HOUSE.\u201d Franklin Co.\u201cTHE uay Lake, ; N.Y.ELMWOOD 4 THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS Elevation 2,000 feet, (Commands & wagnificent view of the beanutifui An Fable Valley and Mountains.A muiet resting- place tor summer months.Spring Water, Good Beds, Bath, Board, Piazza, Home Comforts.duress, 8.SWEENEY.Jay, Essex Co, N.Y.Foes DIRIGO, SOUTH WEST HARBOR, Mt.Desert, Me, The Hotel is situated 89 feet above the sea on Clark's Point.Tine view of the ocean, mountains, Sames Hound Islands, ete.Good water, good food, good beds.For terms, address C.M.HOLDEN.ADIRONDACKS LOWER SARANAC LAKE, HOTEL DEL MONTE, Opens May 1st.Near Hotel Ampersand rates for Mav and June.Elevation 2,00 feet.J.E & W.Ii MEAUHER, Managers, Saranac Jake, °N.Y.Special HE T AHAWUS HOUSE, IN THE ABIRONDACKS, 10 G.W.EGGLEFIELD, PROPRIETOR.Keene Valiey, Essex County, N.Y.The nearest hotel to the summit of Mbunt Marcy, In the immediate vicinity of Fine Hunting and Fishing.Reterenced, ifenry Hogan, St.Lawrence Hall.First-class music has be-n engaged for the season.HOUSE, CAPE ARUNDEL, Kennebankport, Maine, GEO.VN.STEVENS, I'roprietor.rPYHE CURTIS FARM HOTEL, FORTUNES ROCKS, Me.Now open for guests.Send fur cireuiar.Address, Mrs.M.E CURTIS, NV TANTED BOARDERS For the reason.in one of the moat desirable Summer Resorts on the roasi.Good bathing privileges.gond hoard, at low rire.Address Mrs.§ HENRY JOHNSON, Willar : Village, South Portland, Me.15 COUNTRY BOARD, COMFORTABLE rooms ant board at a farm house; no children !n house, and none taken as boar- \u2026 ders.For references, particulars and | terms.apyly a' 7 Hanover strect.between two and five o'clock.- 3 (OLUMBIA J © Curator .Bwilding, 43 St.Business Cards.For Sale by B.E.MCGALE, 2123 Notre Dame street.- GARTH & CO, Branch Store next to Balmorai Hotel.536 to 542 CRAIG STREET.DFSIGNERS AND MAKERS OF GAS, ELECTRIC, AND COMBIN Our new Spring Stock is now complete at unusually Low Prices.ATION FIXTURES AND GLOBES, Special attention given to Refinishing Old Fixtures.JSTAN FLOOR DRIES IN READY MIXED P.D.DODS & CO., D CITY + PAINT SIX HOURS.~ never opened PAINT.42 SHADES and 190 McGILL ST HOLDEN\u2019S Ol LIL AND GARLOCK PACKING ARE TIE BEST.USE NO OTHER.N.J.HOLDEN £ CO.Montreal.Teespay Jury 95 2 2 and - 1 \u201cOng NIGHT CORN CURE\" Is the Only Remedy for Corps.10c.BUSINESS PRINTING And ART WORK.WITNESS PFPRINTING HOUSE, Consignees\u2019 Notices.NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE+.! The Hamburg American Packet Co., SS.\u2018Christiania.\u2019 Schuldt, master.from Hamburg and Antwerp, is ertered at Customs.Consigneos will please pass their entries without delay.HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.JAMES THOM, 20 For Sale.INSOLVENT NOTICE.BANKRIPT STOCK FOR SALE BY PIELIC AUCTION.\u201cIn the Matter of MORRIS & REYNOLDS, Montreal, .We have received instructions from the to sell by Public Auction at our rooms, 86 St.Peter street, Montreal, On WEDVEXD AY, 24th July, IS95, AL ELEVEN O'CLOCK in the iorenoon, en bine, at so much in the dellar, the following aszets belonging to the above estate: Stock in Trade, consisting of Boots and Shoes amounting as per iliven- tory to .ee $1,55%.14 Fnrniture and Fixtures .Le.124.09 Miork and Inver.tory can be seen an ap- at the office of the Curator, Fraser Sacrament street, Montreal.Purchaser to deposit £130 plication TERMS CAST.at time of sale.JOH « Mcih, TAINS, (ror, 43 St.Sacrament st., Montreal BENNENG & BARSALOY, Auctioneers Montreal, July 16, 1895.17 A CHANCE For Machinists, Newspaper Proprietors and Manufacturers, if they will study carefully the under-mentioned list of articles for sale:\u2014 FUR MACHINISTS or MANUFACTURERS.Ulv Le Su Ww Pois San 0 = Lore ta inn NT 1 ir ~ 1 A wi Ye \u201cue sou 1 Ia Sui Lis tt Lote.Solos brad no = hn Pat jte Weu : ! i cle were ena 51e ET Ta Wiar div ove Chk PT ge ie, Mises 7 Nashbodyv ner oe AY lLachlan er 1 tar tieû Je nil one tac vit am thinkin ie cor fort us witioet eoxprekin : comfort other fouk.When Margot came ro ner of Lachian = cottage Flora's plants aid ont ner father wari Lares, One was roses for it he hed miadr a =! plaid.He was taken unas minute he was leadira Moov nospitalle words, Tr dss kind oof vou 06 old man's house, Mists 1 it lss a fery warm >.y net care for anerrts, 10 goot au making tea\u201d Marget vas net oar and she spoke at ono \u2018Maister a Camb ide ei ve that 1 hev come En th n and because we hev hit, flickit.1 had ae son.aud te += ve had a dochter.ar! s A\" ken where George \u2018=.à eecfied.A deo: soiriv sir: deeper than mn Would t5 Gal ge To wee in the kirkyvard : but I will oo of her.She iss Lot ans this day.Seo, Twill shaw yen T hef done.far she Re been u shame io her name He opened the ible and tee i strokes, but the ink had run as had hien mingled with tears.Marg=~'= Leart burns?owitiin 4 the sight.and perhaps she \u20ac hardly make allowance for Lachlv- blond and theology.\u2018This is what ve hev dune.1 let a woman see Vil Wark.V an auld man, and in sore trav: a' tell ve before God ve hae 1h er shame, Juist twenty yeo and lier mith Nae woman to watch over she wandered frae the foid.can dae is to tak her cot © Waes me it oor Father had bio Cor names fîrue The when wea left His hoose.His ain Son to seek us.ain a v road He cam.A tell ven wudna leave a sheep tar wiih hae cast off vir ain bairn:.Yin than Simon was nae kin tae him.tae hae sic a father\u2019 \u201cWho will be telling vou tht} a Pharisee ?cried Lachlan.av ing in every limb.and grasping get's arm.\u2018Forgie me.Lachlan.formic was the thocht oF the misguiie! sie carried mr.for a\u2019 didna cou upbraid ye! Be eo Np Hl Pur svorsd with wave Cc the Pharisees, for 5 Rut Lachlan had sunk into oo and had forgotten her.\u2018She hass the word, and God hef smitten the pride of my head it iss Simon that I am.[ wass on my child.and I wass hard on minister, and there wasg nate me.The Lord has laid my the dust, and I will br angry i But she jes the scapegoat for my and hass gone into the desert sinner.\u2019 | | i be merciful to me a name Win À or - \u2014 t! ct ie \u2014t dd HO IrNO 4400 Yd \"Sm 30 \"ett ad dd A Yd ped pt Tf) ad © + np -\u2014 Le ms - amd pd ped 00 0 bd ~ \u2014 CT oy mt mtn Neh AP 4 1 tJ fom rod \u2014 vs 5 - 27 ass jer- [ar- Tt las- ard the 1k?9 in her.ine, rad (nd Turspay.Jury 23, 1895.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.9 re Marger understood no more, for | ,, vost Was in Gaelie, but she heard: 1 - name with another she took ! y motrer\u2019s twined together.Viarget knew it would be well Lachlan vet, and she wrote this: ear Lassie.\u2014Ye ken that 1 wes | - fraoud, and Il am writing this \u2018hat vir father luves ve mair and is wearing oot his hert i iit 0\" vir face.Come back, .>! dee thro\u2019 want o' his bairn.on is bright and bonny noo, A heather is on the hills, below the gowden corn, wi\u2019 ind poppy flowers between.\u201cal ask ve where ve've been, ing else: there's no a bairn that's no wearying tae +1.Flora, lassie.if there < eledness in oor wee glen vome hame, what think ve in the Father's hoose ?» verra meenute that ve get : vir father bids ve come, writing this in place o° vir MARGET HOWE.vont out to tend the flowers lan read the letter, and ve it back the address was his own hand.| 1 tes 1 «nt as far as the crest of the ; vth Marget, and watched her h« way to the post-office till she à speck npon the road.\u2018Len he entered his cottage the \u2018ows were beginning to fall, rymembered it wonld soon be onlv i nachin wrane ; it's the way Th5 n\u2018eht, Ye mind of \u2018amieil that left her futher \u201cthe Drumreehty fouk wnd en ayo her, Weel, sthe'y von and ave asked her oun cr] cle war glad tae cor a conthyv wel- and the best in the be the first reof on her way hame node nos Kiss one anctaer hut th= moti rly hand Ni orice Dos Z! her \u201cUntR ui, pus Oop if! Dee yer Sede Mov Penens Senta heart.his reel Ainl OF ev LS | CRS co, Miss | for thy Cammil, tae come in withoot cere- many, and a\u2019d be terrible pleased if ve would dae it ony time yer traivel- The rail is by ordinar\u2019 fa- teegin\u2019 and a cup o' tea 'ill get ye up,\u2019 and Mary had Flora in the best chair, \"and was loadin\u2019 her plate with homely dainties.Peter would speak of nothing but the new engine that was coming, and \u2018was to place the Kildrummie branch beyond ridicule forever, and on this great event he continued without intermission till he parted with Flora on the edge of the pine woods that divided Drumtochty from Kildrum- mie.\u2018Gude nicht tae ve, Miss Cammil, and thank ye agam for yir veesit.Bring the auld man wi\u2019 ve next time ve're passing.though a\u2019m feared ve've been deived (deafened) wi\u2019 the engine.Flora took Pater\u2019s hand, that was | callous and rough with the turning of | brakes and the coupling of chains.\u2018It wass not vour new engine yon * wass thinking about this night, Peter Bruce.but a poor girl that iss in trouble.I hef not the words, but I will be remembering vour house, oh res, as long as I live\u201d Twice Peter stood on his way l home ; the first time he slapped his leg and chuckied : \u2018Sall.it was gey clever 0\u2019 me; a hale kerridge o' Drumtochty lads, and no ane o them ever hed a glint o her\u2019 At the second stoppage he drew his hand across his eyes.\u2018Puir lassie, a* houp her father \u2019ill ind tae her, for she's sair bro- and looks liker deith than life) (To be continued.) Ken, DAILY BREAD.TUESDAY.JULY 23.My sheep hear my voice.\u2014T will hear what God the Lord will speak ; he will speak peace unto his peo- an to his saints.\u2014Speak, Lord; servant heareth.\u2014John x, 27; Ps.Ixxxv., 8; 1 Sam.iii, 9.\u2014_\u2014 ip ple, In one of the Southern States there was a colored woman above eighty vears of age.who had such a desire to got an education that she worked for her board during the day and went to school in the evening.She | had to commence with the alphabet; but so constant was her application that she learned the letters in a few days As soon as sie had mastered them she said to her teacher : \u2018Now I want to learn to spell the name of Jesus first, for it 'pears like the rest will come easier if 1 learn to spell that blessed name first.\u201d And so it is, and so it ever will be.All things will come easier to those who learn the name of Jesus first.All wisdom and knowledge and understanding shall \"ba poured into their minds by Him who is the light of the world as well as its life, \u2018if so be that ve have heard Him, and have been taught by Him.as the truth is in Jesus.\u2014Alex, Dick- sen.ADVERTISEMENTS.~~ No Wonder 3 #5 He Dreads It, in the old-fashioned, use Pearline for clean- keep _ Jbl?he needs\u2014 if his house 1s cleaned tearing-up way Why can't a man's wife ing house, and let him comforta- That's all Pearline and water\u2014to make it an easy thing (and a quick one,) both for herself and for, everybody around her.Everything in the house, from cellar to attic, with Pearline.can be cleaned best Besides, with your paint and wood-work and such things, you'll save a lot of wear that comes from useless scrubbin Beware of imitations, 410 JAMES PYLE, N.Y.20082530000000£2000\u20ac20 = 5 Tastes good as it goes down, does good when it gets dowu.HIRES Rootbeer makes the children rosy-checked, keeps the parents healthful, helps the old folks carry their years lightly.A 25c.package makes = the whole family happy.a \u20ac CHAS.E.HIRES CO,, 3) PHILADELPHIA.e e HDi reiean en ese A JUST OPENED.NOTE AND INWARDLY DIGEST!! - AT OUR New and Handsomely Furnished UPPER DINING HALL Wlivre Ladies and Gentlemen wili find Polite Attention and First Ciass Menu \u2018Carpe Diem.\u201d WELSH & ROUCH, The Caterers.132¢ NOTRE DAME ST.Bell Ted o600000 N=Fvees So => ae?Inds.4 ADVERTISEMENTS.t tigm Johns got the \u201cà $ d u cular and Jiu Pains again ehrgrE 2 Whynot y try the DAL.Menthol Plager.my wife got me one, if cured like magie.5 i HHL] TH For a loug time I suffered with Rheumatismin that I could not even sit My wife advised a D.& L.Menthol I tried pd and was soon going about all the Back so severely straight.Plaster.right.___ Price 25c .Huxtzr, Sweet's Corners.OSES PARKER, IRON FOUNDER, 1: to 29 Dalhousie street, MONTREAL Estimates Furnished.Telephone No.1809.BIBLE HOUSE.+0: MONTREAL AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.THE next Morgan's, Colonial House, 2175 St, Catherine Street.The Bible in many languages.The Bible in handsome Bindings.The for touris:s.An immense stock to select from.A single Bible will be sold at the lowest rate.smallest Bible and the largest type Fer AVINGS, On both Wood and Metal, attended to without delay, by good workmen.For further particulars address or apply to JOHN DOTEALL & SON, # Witness\u201d Office, Montreal.BARGAINS \u2014 AT - f 9 GREAT Semmeihaack\u2019s ,\u2026 Sronrs.Centre \u201483 St.Lawrenee st.East \u20141464 S:.Catherine st.West 210 Notre Dame st.Granite Teapots at half-price, viz.: 35c, Coal Baskets of Artificial Flow- Bowle, 215¢; Clothes- 40¢.45e, H0c, 60c; Iron Kettles, 35c; Oil Stoves, 49c: ers.oc, 10c.13c, 22c; 21gc, 3, 4c.5c; Electric Soap, Pie Plates, 2c; pins, le a dozen.Crockery, Glassware, Tinware in endless variety.20 Log) lr PRICE 31 -25.Horse-shoeing and Blacksmithing.Groceries, Provisions, &c.\u2014 (COUNTRY AND SEASIDE Orders packed with greatest care and shipped to any part of the Dominion.D.ST EWART, 206 ST.ANTOINE STREET.Telephone 8468.10 JN OTICE.LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE.All 3 aad 10 Dollar Bills will be taken for $5.10 and $1u.2U, at P.A.MALLETTE «& CO.,'$, Grocers, 2708 st, Catherine street, West.FOR PRESERVING TIME ALWAYS FRESH EVERY MORNING, At BAKER'S, THE GROCER, Cor.of AYLMER and BERTHELET STS.Red and Black Raspberries, Gooseberries, Red Currants, Black Currants, Plums, Peaches, Apricots and Pears.STILL SELLING 23 lbs.Redpath\u2019s Granulated Sugar $1.00.3 5 lbs.Best Creamery Butter, $1.00, 5 lbs, Tetley's English BreakfastsTea, $1.Orders Solicited, Delivered all parts of the city.Telephone, 3640.There\u2019s a Time For Everything-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Now is the time to preserve RASPBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, and all kinds of Currants.To have your orders for same properly executed, \u2014 TRY \u2014 WALTER PAUL, 2333 ST, CATHERINE ST.11 Bakers and Confectioners.\u20188 AULD & : CO, Bakers and q e Confectioners, cor.Atwater ave.and 8t.Antoine st.Boston Brown Brea and Baked Beans every Saturday.TO LET CORNER STORE TO A GROCER To Let 2nd Store from cornerto a Butcher, Each splendidly equipped with COMPLETE FIXTURES.(Established 1842).CHARLES ALEXANDER, Confectioner SE EDDING BREA KFASTS and SUPPER PARTIES supplied a as usual with MADE DIRHEN of COLD Meats, Ice Creams, Jellies, Russes, ste.WEDDING: CA K Eo Specialty.Fine Bon-Bons, our manufacture.219 ST.JAMES STREET.Notices.STATE LATE WARDEN KING, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN unto all whom It may concern that all debts and charges agalnst the Estate of the said late WARDEN KING shall be forthwith sent in to the Office of McLennan & Falr, Notaries, 114 St.James street, for immediate settle ment, and this before the first day of August next.1895.By Order of the Executors.McLENNAN & FAIR.Cement, Drain Pipes, &o.SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENT, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, At Lowest Market Prices, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 & F.P.CURRIE & CO 100 GREY ITUN STREET.Calcined Plaster, Portland Cement, Land Plaster, etc.50 BLEURY STREET ALE\\.BREMNER, we Machinery, &o.J.K.MACDONALD, Locksmith, Bellhanger, General Machinist and Blacksmith.Carpenters\u2019 and Builders\u2019 Work to Order.Bell Telephone, 2591.762 CRAIG ST A LEXANDER LINDSAY.HORSFSHOER AND BLACKSMITH, 23 and 25 St, Maurice street, (Cor.St.Henfy street.) \u201cice Good Work, a: ul Low Prices.FLETCHER & ROY, HORSE SHOERS, Rear, 11 Hermine st.NO FACTORY SHOES in use, all Hand Made.INTERFERING, QUARTER, CRACK, and CONTRACTED FELT, a specialty.Quick Ser Sale.Mackinery for A[ACHINERY FOR SALE.Saw Mill, figure, +» Horsepower Boiler, McDougall make, as good as new, cheap.3 Horsepower Boller re-fitted and tested.490 Horsepower Engine, McDougall make, refitted good as new.Four-sided Moulder, refitted good as new.For new Iron and Wocd-working Machinery and Machinery seription.go to A.RR.345 and 347 St.James street, WILLIAMS .& CO.Montreal, Cre mone nfs ERT Rapa pe * als ROUE \u2018 x v \u2014 » ~~.sn - nS ALS nul tn AL kat _ ET capacity 20,000, for sale at a low Supplies of every de- 2u , SETU I.LEET, B.C.L ar ym ache men: nob (STE hn AY DREW YOUNG.ENGINES, BOILERS, And GENERAL MACHINERY, 11 and 13 Busby Rane.2 ARLING BROTHERS\u2019 RELIANCE WORKS, 113 QUEEN STREET, MONTRAEL.Manufacturers and Builders of Improved Bafety Hydraulic, Steam and Hand Elevators, Feed Water Heaters, 0i] Extractors and Live Steam Separators, etc., etc.Telephone 2114, Professional.\u2014\u2014 EWIS A.HART, M.A, B.CL NOTARY PUBLIC & CONVEYANCER, Commissioner for Quebec and Ontario.156 St JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.(CHARLES R.BLACK, Le, = ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, Room 18, Bank of Toronto Chambers, MACLAREN, LEET, SMITH & SMITH, ! ADVOCATES, RARRISTERS, &c., &c.TEMPLE BUILDINGS, 183 St.Jamcs atreet, Montreal.TONN J MACLANEN, Q.C.) K.GC, SMITH, B.C.L, J Com\u2019 rfor Ont \\ pe.Ima, ASE \"rhe mv arte as es nn + i f ub destin.S| to, SY matte LE hae Bama LS coy or gan UE ADVERTISEMENTS.M THY YOU SHOULD - BUY \u2014 Fischer's Goods.The maker is reliable.The value is incomparable, The excellence of them JS UNSURPASSED.All who use our Goods admit this.¥, FINCHER, ST.ANN\u2019S MARKET, Telephone 1181, 95 CANNING STREET, Telephone 8436.20 \u201cStrike Light,\u201d You never \u201cmiss fire\u201d with E.D.ddy s Matches no matter how damp the weather.It is invariably 100 matches 100 lights and no matches wasted.22 Ease For Your Corns.10e.Sold Everywhere.\u201cONE NIGHT CORN CURE\u201d ROAST BEEF Sirloin Roas\u2019s Rib Rcasts Sirloin Steak Tenderlein Steak Porterhouse Steak Round Steak FINEST CUTS REDUCED To IIc te I3c per Ib.At any of our SIX RETAIL STORES : 224 Bleury street, cor.Berthelet.Tel.3018.1620 St, Catherine at.cor St.Hubert.Tel.6339, 772 St.Lawrence st., cor.Guilbault.Tel.6977.7 Chaboillez square.Tel.841 St.Catherine street, past pel.6035.4251 St.Catherine street, corner Oliver avenue, Westmount.Tel.8835.\u2014 THE \u2014 | PACKING «& 0) PROVISION LTD Jrresmanoss FOR BOOKS, CATALOGUES, Erc., Supplied from drawings or photographs by competent artists, and etched on zinc at moderate rates, by JOHN DOV GALL & SON, \u2018Witness Office, Montreal.\u201c FOR SALE, KODAKS] TO RENT, and EXCHANGE INSTRUCTION &e., FREE TO ALL.MONTREAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY, Corner Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier sts., Telephone 1467.Send for Catalogue.Medicines, &o.0 FOR FOREST, STREAM AND LAKE.Asu'5 FOREST rRIEsD The best article in the market to ward off Musquitoes, Black Flies, &ec.Everybody going to the country should have a little.HELLEBORE The only remedy that destroys the Currant and is White Hellebore.Glasgow Drug Hall.DENTIFOAM An extremely fragrant, pleasant and effective Liquid Dentrifice and Mouth wash.Price.25c, J.A.HARTE, Druggist, 1780 Notre Dame st.«& 2352 St.Catherine st, For sale at the Plumbing, ke.Sanitation Uhumination Is our calling.We pride ourselves npon the perfection of our Plumbing Work in all its branches.Electric Lighting and Wiring, Fixtures, Bells, &c., in great variety.We will remove.clean, repair, and put up your Gasa- liers, or sell you new ones from our handsome stock.Bell Tel, 2744, WALL & WALSH.562 Craig st.ees ® ALEX.MACKAY & CO.Praciical Plumbers, Gas.and Hot Water Fitters.4 DISAVIIR ITAY.Y, ITIL, | Bell Tel.32472.I ra ag peo a maar.READABLE PARAGRAPHS.THE EDITOR'S REGRETS.An excited military-looking gentleman ene tered the editorial sanctum one afternoon, exclaiming: \u2018That notice of my \u201cdeath is false, sir.I will horsewhip you within an Inch of your lite, sir, if you don't apologlze in your next ix-ve,\u201d The editor inserted the following next day: \u2018We extremely regret to annnounce that the paragraph which stated that Major Blazer was dead is without foundation.\u2019 Suddenly Attacked.\u2014Children are often attacked suddenly by palnful and dangerous Colic, Cramps, Dlarriaoea, Dysentery,Cholera Merbus, Cholera Infantum, ete.Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt and sure cure which should always be kept an in the house.23 PRELIMINARY PRACTICE.Lea (sadly)\u2014'I don\u2019t know what to do with that son of mine.1le's been two years at the medical college, and still keeps at the (cot vf his class.\u2019 Perrins (promptly)\u2014\u2018Make a chiropodist of him.'\u2014'Puck.\u2019 Are you going to the country or seaside?Then you will require a supply of Robinson\u2019s Patent Barley or Patent Groats for babv.We mail large sample tin free.Frank Ma- gor & Co., 16 St.John street, Montreal.9 WHERE HE WAS.Guest (angrily)\u2014'What has berome cf that waiter I gave my order to most an hour ago?Head Waiter\u2014I don't know, sah, but most likeiy he's waitin\u2019 on some gent wot tipped him, sah.\u2019\u2014New York \u2018Weekly.' Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry ig i a reliable remedy that can always be du pended on to cure Cholera, Cholora Trfan\u2018urm, ! Colis, Cramps, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and al} « looseness of the bowels.It never fails.99 > | { | REASON OF THE QUARREL.Manager\u2014\u2018Well, have you the programma all fixed for next Monday's con-er:\u201d Ase sistant\u2014 \u2018The programme's all right, tut there's another row among the artist-s \u2019 The Manager\u2014'What are they quarrelling about now?Assistant\u2014'About whose turn it is to be too ill to appear.\u2019\u2014'Tit Bis.Ask your doctor's advice, and when he recommends Robinson's Patent Barjev or Patent Groats, for your baby.write us for a sample tin.Frank Magor & Co, 16 St John street, Montreal.9 ALWAYS MENTIONED.Little Girl\u2014'Did the newspapor repcreers notice your papa was at the great banquet last night?\u201d Little Boy\u2014'Yes.\u2019 \u2018Mamma said she couldn't find vour papas name in the list.\u2019 \u2018No,but the list ends up with \u201cand others.\u201d That means papa.They always mention him that way.'\u2014New York \u2018Weekly.\u2019 ) | | i | | | | 1 \u2018 ! | Gooseberry Caterpillar ! nv No Other Remedy.\u2014No other remady cur:s Summer Complaint, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, etc.so premptly and quiets pain so quickly as Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.It is a pocket doctor for tourist's, travellers, ete.23 The new Chlcago directory, just ou, contains such queer names as Deathdew, Upper- crust, Nagger, Windyman, Dustdry.Grace- bucket, a clergyman; Chargehigh, a dressmaker; Blunderboggun, Schwenkenbracken, Blatherskelter, Braushmutter, Blanmeister- skut and Eleaver Elsconsimeon.When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gavathem Castoria.The laundress's motto\u2014\u2018Let's soap for the best Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ces - \u2014\u2014 rt ADVERTIS EMENTS.OR REMAINDER OF JULY AND AUGUST A PLLATINOTYPE, mounted large enough for framing, will be included with every dozen Cabinets, At RICE'S Stadio, i41 8t, Peter st, Tel, 331.YN : HAT MAKES YOU BUY spoons and things like that for Wedding Why dont you buy them a PICTURE ra the wall and look at Youcau get a FRAMED PICTURE at any price to suit your purse at G.W.WILL=ON'S, Manufacturer of Mouldings and Frames, 688 CRAJG 8T., next aoor tu ** Withrus \" OPlre, 20 ONLY 25c A BOTTLE.The QUEEN'S HAIR HELPER is a preparation that restores lair to its natural color and beauty, arrests falling ont, removes dandruff and cures bald- ners.ltis not a dyo.It stimulates aud invigorates the roots, producing a rapid growth, fu!l of life and health.The clear part makes a superior dressing, equal to any dûc or $1 preparation.Tor sale by all Druggists, or at a A.D.MANN%S, Corner Mountain and St Antoine streets.4 THE CONVALESCENT HOME AT MURRAY BAY will he open for patients on FRIDAY, June 28.All applications must bs made through Mrs.Ohling, 702 Dorchester street, : between the hours of seven and nine in the morning, or six and eight In the evening, | dadly.20 Presents.that they can han Teds ers ve ME A PUT see eye jp ac RL AE Solid b 5s 4e pod orb.t, ae ra SEH Shh rene se J he LE er +m AEE gtd gen SL SPN EET Eas\u2019 ETRE 4 .it a Ris LEE TES EN Se Te Es ares cn 10 THE MONTREAL Se o childre cosxti of America, it is seen on Gallipagos Sectional Steam Pipe and Poiler E.R.PITCHER.B.A.(McGill).tei Char 11° + vou I] see ree Master of the feast was with us as many there ls any failure to conviet him of overlooking the Isthmus of Panama, and .: .J.BE.F, MACKENZIE, B.A.(McG.ro This as entr ix gear found > their unspeakable comfort gts the murder of their father in Philadel- | cing saluted It there and at Vancouver Coverings, applied according to| M.M.HART.B.A.(Toronto).CET, va died.Fram 1748 a 1709 Se Lonton- The RAS ee phia.you only take leave of it in the far North- contract.or material sold.il.- DEFARTMENT OF MUSIC.niinUe 1 ta adhere ry the \u20achureh Nas = \u201c4 Brea ned.and Eh De SRE THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS 3 est when Jou are | enlering the | AT ou (a) Piano, Pipe-Organ, Violin.> \u201cep Lis people within ts f.0d ag assistance, administerei the Sacrament to [or the discussion of questions relating Abd the same victorious cross guarding the À full and complete stock of Steam (b) Vocal Culture.las, Lay in his power.He steadfastly fiftéen or sixtean hundred persons.\u2019 a reiigion ami education, has opened rnast of Gambia, Sierra Leone and St Users\u2019 Supplies of every de- STAFF OF INSTRUCTION.1 any intrusion n° the Methodist The above figures may seemn startling Diore auspicionsiy than was generaily ex- Ilelena.It watches you al Cape Town as ed k Als ARTHUR DOREY, Lic.Mus.(£ng.) F.C.Q.CS 95 tha priosily (fice ant was but they show the fruit gathered in.The Péied.Comparatively ifitle interesi ap.you pass into the Indian Ocean.while on SCTIptIon Known.50, (Canada).1 .9 :.enshatie as wh Naar ne .Setoiie 1 \u201cice 6 , On , , beared to be taken hy the general public the northern passage to that vast sea | CHARLES W.HOLMES (Bos:on and Ger- = i; hat c as vhen clearing them apostolic practice of frequent communi ni » i\u201d 3 g ! Sra pt demands vour recognition from Gibraltar as y ; ue nplied charge.They no mera was adhered to hy Wesley and the effect \u2018ND L 7 convention, until it actually be: feu enter the Meditorranean: from Malta .many).- R \u201cnm then to te priests than to he nf bis fiftv vears preaching the plain Ban its proceedings.One cause of this 44 .ss through the Sicillan Straits Lil.DEPARTHENT OF FINE ART.io They \u2018aka not upon them te at \u2018ruths cf God's holy word \u201cnn a plain.vas ihe vagueness (of the pre assumed hen you pass Ihrowgl eo in oteetion Asbestos Roofing, BuiMing Felt Sheathing.@ Cerspoctive Drawing.L119 (ha sarraments, an honor pecu- earnest manner.with his soul fired wirh DY e congress.o explanation.thar of Turkey and at Aden it guards the pass- : ( etching in Pencil.© ur Lo priests \u201cf Gol (z+.154) To the love of Gud caused an effect :hat the latter is the sequel to the Parliament age from the Red Sea into the Indian Ocean.water-proof Sheathing, Roof Brushes! (c) Painiing in Oil and Water Colors, Co \u201chis Long evangelistic life he can never be realized by any newfangled f Religions at Chicago, is satisfactory | Wherever western commerce has gained an and Miltboard.ee USE J.JOHNSON (New Ia.* the Choreh and adminiseer- ; {the \u2018ith or without the 2 1- enough for those who happen to know | «I trance to the Continent of Asia there that .: - >= .Fla =u : - and adminiserr- gospel, elther with «or without » a 4., Ang ov ubjected millions AINTS al hand York).io: ceranent à :- Cuurch.and ministration of the sacraments.The ar- the fact, bul comparatively few are aware | BAR 18 ee at Calcutta.at Cérion a Sin ga.Best AMERICAN P always on hand.IV.DEPARTHENT OF ELOCITION AND _- ty continue In the ticle of cur rellgion speaks of the sac- Pf it.Even of those who understand the pore, at Lahore and Hong Kong.while Aus- PHYSISAN CULT RFE.te a them.\u20181?they left ramenis being duly administered.To he Rénesis of the organization, there are few {ralla and nearly all the islands of Poly- SS >, KIN ; (Gr ) A Cyl Lee ee eT RP ne a \u201cps.Who regard it as likely to becon tall mein oo) à ; LA Teacher\u2014MISS A.F.KINGMAN (Graduate Lu Powel leave \u2018her properly administered, accordiug to \\Wes- & rely io become at a nesia acknowledge the protection and the 1 n of Emerson College of Oratory and Physical - cf the more ambitieas leys mature judgment, the persons of- permanent, but that dces act trouble ships which sall under this fag cary wih SCLATER ASRESTAS MFG.Co.Culture).) wa through the ruie and featng bad ta Le properly ordained in them much.The foreign delegation in- them not only the language.but also the ; ; remuer .eu ess\u2019 \u201c\u201c-nselves to administer tha accordance with episcopal and ecclesiasti- cludes a few eminent men, and a still religion of the people of England.Telephone 611.VY.BIGBEE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.= ; .I a ATA ; DS \u2018greater number of people who, if they C.T.M.R Headmaster \u2014 MALCOLM MacCORMICK \u2018es { the [Lord's supper.he cal authority, otherwise, instead of a B vr ; -e 19, > se be SY Ih 35 > incipa ol ä:s] threarenel] then; with blessing it was a sin., cannot deal profoundly with grave (ues- \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 (Graduate eastoan and late Principal of - *-Lev 14) no: desfst He +x- C.IRELAND .tlons, can at least speak interestingly .ae .PE - : : > > °.LAND.1 PRE .?BE .\u2014 ST A! > 4 \u20ac GE MODEL i ot Loreer at such conduet In Montreal Juiv 17 os i about them.Within the precinets of the WANTS A RIGHT OF A WAY.YEAR.y TANSTE A * £ languaëe 5% - ~iontreal, July 11, L\u201cJo, : Eduration Department there is at work a ?7 iN E: .\u2019 \u2018 F5 aveu Jn 113 two years ee \u2014 \u201clarge staff of examiners, reading the pa THE M.P.AND 1, RATLWAY WANTS TG RUN THIRTY CENTS À ?Under the supervision of the Principal of SIND OL Foi sn > Re SAS - - ons a shydiera wo .~ pe idates : rec HOUGH THE ATHUBTIC CLUB HOUSE : x the College.pen .on allel Medodisss would MISSION WORK IN THE HOSPITALS.pers of candid us at the recent THEOUGH THE ¢ cris Hots ONE WIO TARES THE \"yp here MISS A.F.KINGMAN and | a ' vat has beon said, Lu.; SECONDARY SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS, PROPERTY.\u201cNORTOERN MISSENGER™ MISS JOLA SHUFELT.: _ arly ysi whoin (God bath (To the Editor of tbe \u2018Witness.) Chea type , .; ; \u2018 = I The College is most delightfully situaled in end 5 LE saners J cami _ _ oo ; Th se ceur Lach vear early in July, A number of the shareholders of the IF TOR ONE YEAR WILL RE.; peautiqul and hea:thful Bali, where tha the asc Sa means fe ue = dir, \u2014l\u2019ermit me to vorrect a statement oh ry Heh schoo wing a centre for can- Athletic Club House Company held an ' Jistractions and tempta ions of the Cily or ess .ape conn Eston ed 19 Tare in your issue of July 19, which, though datos Ch its lecality, Whether trained informal meeting last evening in the I CEIVE _» Ç ares town ara Unknown.h The Du:iding - : ce VTr A ed A .+ 16 schosis or not.(rem year (OIM.A.A.A .iu: .sider the me hich is provided with all the comforts ati a rer tha rr Sp Ter yp ; th ia paleulne.> M.À.À .Bviunasium to consider the I ; a ; 2 on on ER r.of course, made in good faith, is caleultt- year tha number of candidates has for question whether or not the Montreal TAKE convoniences uf 2 chy residence, has im ot i nis ten orp *wenty A.' ; re pticine tha oy me D averarel 7 bÿu- ; pas |: cme \\ coe 1 ; ; Ar ; Cola itary re ations, s a v \u201cga ca mach Yan C8 0 m'slead.An {rem netics the seme thine past averaged 7.000: this year Park and Island Railway Co:apany should THE 24 Historical or Scientific Articles Tims sanity 5 Arovlde a pieasant hom OR ar and Abirais spisanéii work of the St.lenrge's Y.M.VAI \u201caverage has been exceeled to the ex- vir a right of way through the Athletic 24 Blosraphical Articles, {esp all students in residence, while at the \u2026 .To ge .\"3 CA.states that: \u2018Next year services will tent of another thousand.One is ter:pt- Club House Company's property at Cote « NORTHERN fu?samé time exercising over them the most + 1 this Rover unty Dinseit\u201d ee ; | | ed to .nquire what the sigrificance of qos Neiges 24 Household Articles, vigilant supervision.Expenses moderates, 1 nouer nt insert , ucted by ociet l ge ras va ; - \u2018 nba.a ; - ue î rpriity © is i h - wi \u201c04 sale] af fd oven 3 be conducted by The society an A thie, great move.nent of young scholars Mr.Robert White, president, occupied MESSENGER\" (hough of pecesstty consistent with the ad ! .co NT chureh work undertaken in both the Vie.really is, and whether it is an unmixed the chair.1: avpears that the Park & rartag-as ohierad., 3 Me niain vourseles with- chureh wor 3 ; ., So the chair.« auprars tha ?Fark « 0 For Calendar and full information address, CW 3 .14 ST Ve ARE NA ria A General Hospitals Now, the Bod.As the standard of examina- {Island Railway Compauy wish to get the FOR es _ .ey _ DUT AS Le tC.ntent with teria an ne 1 ; ; y p .» B.A 235 j; \u2018Le Zosoel In God's nate ! fret ts thar ar twentv years regular tion is high and the course of study lcal- right of way and they require about 12.- ONE 1S.8.Lessons REV.PRINCIPAL FLANDERS, B.A.ta r CV rks LL 734 Such are PECL sR a or or or ovens ATE \u201cYing up to it is severe.the number of can- oun feet of the company's land to carry : International 5.5.Stanstead, Ques er VosIar®s answers 15 che ques DUSS TR VOTR das been conducted WY oe dytates 2 a pare rout of tie proficiency | their project into effect.Aller seme dis.YEAR, Suggestions to Teachers._\u2014 tn separation, and ho founding nf à above dssuc \u2018ation \u2018nthe Genera! Hosnlta 9: (ME secondary scuools IN preparing cugsion on the subject the chairuan sald 2: or Schol : dre 17 COUT UNE NE \u20ac ; ; zo thor - \u201che ordeal.is snp he te he Nya dias ens en Cele , Helpful Eints for Scholars, I AT - ~ 01 - Can any lmupardal critic.and soon after the opening of the Royal | - for , he teal Jus barn aul trey Lhat the directors hoped by ving the WHAT A LBERT COLLEGE, ; pers «ete seeder after truth on this ae ; CES make 0 observe that no written oxamination |reht of way to the Park & Island NT v PELLEVILLE, ONT.tha soit de.after such statement, Victoria Hospital work was undertaken ig a trustworthy criterion of the nature of Relway Compan: ty receive such help Amon?\u20140\u2014 za are now being expended in new ave \"5e above, backed np as they arg py Pere Also, though not exacily «nthe the education a pupil has been recelving: as to make the club house self-sustain- OF building, and improvements, giving every ° en UR J'térances cn che same subject l'nes Indicated \u2018n the article.this is true, but that does noi controvert jing.One of the proposed conditions was Good Serial Stories.| modern convenience.Ten out of eleven 8\" CR TLAN Lf Gd whose Judgment was In \u2018Le Goneral Hospital members cfthe \u2018Ne statement just made.In ike courte that the company should have a station READING .; cri | serior mairiculants, and six out of eight for \u201cpi eh 56 veracite wa: me guil laure miaut tel LL es 2 i.Of manv years these midsunimer examina- ere:tud on (he Club House grounds.Mr.024 Wholesome Short Stories, Teachers Cortifieates, sucessful LS 20° nJse veracity Was Unassail- larzociarion visit the .us*:tution on SUnaay ; _ y ere ie nous 4 2 ST MATTER \u2018Commercial\u2019 \u2018Musie\u201d Fine Art,\u2019 Eloeu- to Sarse 5 LY 17.Vue an oùt- Iurning and MUstribüté Aimong the pa- tions have acquired a certain character, John Jang said that the railway would : Over 200 Brief Stories, Poems, tien,\" unaxcelied.: v.5.hié signa of the inward and ote Cooks from an exceiient library, 34d uy clearly seelng what thai character Le a benefit to the Club House, but he WILL WHI re-open SEPT.10.1845.lite of a most devoted salir ool che Pur some Sine have main- !*- adupring his methods to training for did not favor a poor company giving Inpumerable lems of Iuterest For special circular, address ci : conclude that Ne separated tained \u2018and this at an hour not to Inter- ve and working exceedingly ha: 4 during away thelr property to a rica one.Mr I LE _ PRINCIPAL DYER.ria = ren and founded a new ner fepe with the service held by the Moni- 7° year.Bac teacher is able to send up | C.Cushing said thai the directors \u2014_0\u2014 ee \u201cre those.among whom aus real Y.M.CA.), aud on Eunday afternçon & few candidates.some of whom are nad pledged themselves to the company RECEIVE RANTFORD CE reher Charles.who misinter- detachment from dr ranks are inva- Pretty sure to pass.There arc three ex- without any consideration.The railway ie 1 1 smal B A TAN 5 : ek- woof his acts and accused him ee po their raux by volui.aminations, kuown by the names of \u2018pri- (company was Invaivable to the Club ?200 Pictures, large and small, PRESBYTERIAN LADIES COLLEGE .nZ soins ul his preachers, i- veux lady helyersi \u201czo through \u2018he wards mary,\u2019 \u2018junior leaving\u2019 and \u2018senwr leav-! House, but the Club House was not called , CONSERYATORY O5 ME SIC.=v claimed thai Wesley had lald ad invite -he convalescen: patients ty a \u20188.The first corresponds to the grade! upon to sacrifice its land to the company.o\u2014 Re-opens Neptomber 4, 1885.: - 36 - > of third class public echool teachers\u2019 cer- was not a sufficient number of < ion \u201cheir head aud given them l'on and wishel them God = Che vuvk of sav.ng sotile Hurt ar vars dented ir He seid to) Leur oi this santfeet, when charge rating arts: * You say I separate \u201charcir, I say I do aot \u201ces sate CD am a High Church- si 02 a High Churechinan.In +%Y \u2018I am a Church of Eng- and as I said ffty years ago.vi In the Church 7 lve and 3 i am thrus: out\u2019 He was < r'intrated.= tc, his peopie: \"Though al will have, a thousand temp- save, regard them not, be : ng'lan 1 ren still\u2019 His last a 411 biesz *he Chur\u201ch and ) i His monument is now in \u201cser \\nhey, and Churchmen gen- i him as having been a loyal vd son of the Church.Thar \u201ctthe Church is clearly prove! torical truths.I: is \u2018 per- suing to find in certa.n quar- \u201cart cf knowledge, combined assertions © on this andr \u2018 mi \u201c0e eA Teh an x meee YW In: \u201ceme fen nn Me SVE esc service which ls In charge of the Angli- : can chaplain of the Hosplial, at the hoar G2 41 Dm, and is hold in the new chapel lately built on Dorchester street, 10 thie east of the main entrance.The fine rd organ lately presented by Mr.Willis \u2018s played by ene of the members i of the 3: Georgs Y.M.C.A., and every- th.ng tw make the service hearty by sing- \u2018ng and response !s done by the young mé, net always only young men, though, for though the personnel is of course chang.ng year by year, there are some who grow old tn the work.I would mention Mr.Charles (oo, who, for over tweniy years, has hardly ever been absent from his post.As there are no Sunday services allowed in tha Royal Victoria Hospital (though every farility is given in a very courteous manner) to clergymen to minister to members of their own faith, the work done hv the St.George's Y.M.C.A.is !n connestion with a Mbrary, which they maintain in the same.11.J.EVANS, Anglran cHaploin M.G.IT.and R.V.H, Ye vsti tom fo bids Canin des tificates: the second to gecond-class cer- tiflcates and to university matriculation; the third to first-class certificates, and to tbe university first vear.While a considerable number of candidates go up to the examloations with no special purpose in view except perhaps to achieve a little diztinc tion.the great majority do so for.\u201che purpose of either obtaining a teacher's certificate of entering cne or other cf the universitier.To a large and apparently an increasing extent cur secondary schools are occupied in the task of supplying public schools with teachers and the universities with students.H teachers reniained any leng:'h of time in their profession there would secon be an encrimous surplus, but the average term OT service is very brief, and every year there are many vacancies to fill.Most of those who pass through the universities go intn secondary school teaching or into one of the so-called \u2018learned\u2019 professions.Very few.find their way into business, and fewer still seem to regard the acquistrion of \u2018culture\u2019 as its own reward.It may fairly be doubted whe:her + \u2018years the post of dector and surgeon on .Dr.Charles Neville.As here ghares represented to Liake the meeting a legal one, the matier was merely discussed and another meeting will be cailed POINTS TG BE NOTED.\u2014The Teachers are experienced and trained for ther work.(b) The Curriculuix in English sand mathe- matiecs 1 with Toronty Gniversily.(c) Residen: studén:s in the department of In all, about 200 pages of reading and pictorial matter in the year, for Thirty Cents.ve ver Is IH RUE .a «& SON, Montreal.Sout a JOHN DOUGALL * music, while ;roiiing frem the SOCIAL 0 TT - : LIFE ic :he Cnllege, have equal advan- / 2 \u2018TET S WORTH.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = PSS SES tages with those in lager conservatories.A TRIBUTE TO HIS WO ; (4) Under the careful supervision of Mrs.A very pleasant little affair took place Educational.ROLLS, the Laly Principal, refinement of manners ard religious training receive ccn- stant attentioul.For new illustrated Calendar address THE LADY PRINCIPAL.WM, COCHRANE, M.A.D.D., Governor.yesterday morning in the cabin of the R.M.3.* Parisian.\u201d For the past sixteen TYyUFFERIN HOUSE TORONTO, ONT.Miss Dupont's Boarding and Day school For Young Kadles.ESTABLISHED 1872.The course of study couiprises all the requisites of thorough English education.Latin, the Foreign Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting.The best masters in the city attend the school and guod resident and foreign governesses.The house Is situated in an open and healthy par: of the ciiy with ample ground for recreation.and offers board ine vessel has been ably filled by To-day he takes unto himself a wife in the person of Miss Lillizn Stirling, of Halifax, N.S., and to celebrate this occasion the officers, Cap- talu Ritchie, petty officers and many of the men of the ship.presented the doctor with a magnificent tea and coffee service, egg set and salver.The captain, with a few appropriate words presented the testimonial.Dr.Neville is a native of Dublin and a graduate of Trinity Col- Music and Art.4 JOXTREAL CONSERY A FRY OF MTSIC, (C.E.SEISERT.Director.) ; ; i î comforts of à refined and pleasant Open curing Sunmimer Season, 1895, lege.a licentiate of the Royal Cuilege of ae Thre school will re-open WEDNES- | During the suinmer season lessons will ba Surgeons, Dublin, and a member of the! pay, Sept.11th.For terms and circular, | given at 938 Dorchesier st., near Mouataln, Royal College of Physicilans in the same apply to Miss DUPONT, 196 John sireet, ' For particulars apply or call between 9 and city.Toronto.13110 a.m.daily.1% Ce 2 37 mo» No eg æ>.oN os nr SES .oe 0 py i a 3 FSSA eka da.rin, SNELL tet ei Wn nen A mt i on NEL Fr Co AF imi es sie RATE itn, aL PA ABLE nb ak, dee ris ne A a ma on pray wa opm y sri Zee AR ATs oy A AY, gi feo WRI De \u2019 .- - rm ARI NAIL Th Fg, = panoipeer mp ms 25 der torn v - Le ane mien 7 PE PURSE =e 12 THE MONTREAL ELECTIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS GIVE A NET GAIN OF ONE FOR THE GOVERNMENT.\u2014 Lendon, July 22.\u2014According to revised lists the election returns now show the following results:\u2014 Conservaiives .+.++ + + 302 Unionists.vo +.+o «+ +» 54 Jiberals .2.20 ee se aw oo 115 MeCarthyltes .v0 oe oo os +0 52 Parnellites .OT Londen, July 22.\u2014The polls declared to-day show a gain of two seats for the Liberals and three for the Conservatives.Forfarshire followed the example of the Brigg division of Lincclnshire by reversing the verdict of the election in 1894, and giving Martin Liberal candidate, a majcrity of 441.At the November election, which was occasirned by Sir J.Rigby, the then Liberal member for the county, being made a judge, Charles Maule Ramsav, the Conservative candidate, was re\u2018urneld by a majority of 285.S:r R.T.Reed, attorney-general under ministry, has an Iv creased majority in Dumfries boroughs.November, White, the Mosobary\u2019s Mr.Tim.Healy, who represented the Na- : ti nalists in Louth.also had an increased DOMINION PARLIAMENT, LIST OF BILLS ASSENTEL TO DURING THE PAST SESSION.Ottawa, July 23.\u2014During gation ceremonies yesterday His Excellency the Governor-General gave assent to the following bills: \u2014 An act respecting the St.Catherines and Niagara Central Railway Company and to change the name of the company to the Niagara, Hamilton and Pacific Railway Company.An act to incorporate Gllmour and Hugh- son (limited).An act to incorporate the Grand Falls Water Power and Boom Company.An act to amend chapter 10 of the statutes of 1892, respecting the Harbor Commissioners of Three Rivers.An act further to amend the General In- proro- spection act.An act further to amend the Insurance act.An act further to amend the act to encourage the development of the sea fisheries and the building of fishing vessels.An act to amend the act respecting cer- in- Four Liberals and two Con-, tain feruale offenders in the Province of Nova Scotia.An act to incorporate the Ontario Accident i Insurance Company.An act respecting | Company.An art further to amend the Fisheries act.An act further to amend the Public Works act.An act further to amond the act respect- \"ing the incorporation of bnards of trade.An act respecting the Clifton Suspension Bridge Company.* An act to further amend the act to read- In the House of the Oshawa Railway just the representation Commons.An act further to amend \u2018The Indian act.\u2019 An act further to amend the Dominion \" Lands act.An act to incorpora:e the Hamilton and Lake Erie Power Company.An ac: further to amend the Civil Service act.maiariiy.ecrvativrz show gains over the votes by! which they were returned at the pre- VITUS cochons.YRSTERDAYSS TOLLINGS.Choshire, Altrinzham Divisina\u2014C.R.Dis- Tinii Conservative, 5,264: A.M.Latham.Tisoral, 3,290.In 1842 Mr.Disraeli's ma- ority was TS: gain.1,117, Ile 1s a nephew ec?the late Earl of Beaconsfield.Lwvrp, North Division\u2014T.M.Healy.Na- fenatst, 2,414: J.Nolan, Parnellite, 1.4030 Jn 1-52 Mr.ITealv's majority was 899: gatn, , l.an-asthire, Accrington Division\u2014sir T.F.J.=+ss, Tiiharal, H,1R8: VV.Mitehall, Consersa- tive, DRUR In 1592 Sir J.F.Leese had a murs nf 747.In 1843.when another elrn- t'as vas held on Sir.J.F.Leese being ap- print 4 Recorder of Manchester, the Literal | major vas 255: gain, 52.Jancashire, Newton Division\u2014T.W.Legh, Cons«rvative, 5.335: J.Moon, Liberal, 3,543.In 1-02 Mr.Legh had a majority of 834; gain, Ho \u2026 !loncashire, Heywood Division \u2014 G.Kemp, Urivnist, 4,459: T.Share, Liberal.3,955.In 1.> Mr, Snarpe had a majority of R21; loss, 1.000 Yorkshire.Barnsley Division\u2014Ear!l Comp- ts).Liberal, 8,829: Captain Greville, Con- oryative, 4.833.In 1892 Earl Compton's ma- was 3.241; loss, 1,045.Yorkshire, Normaninn D'v's\u2018on\u2014B.P'ekaird D, ML.Arev Wilann, Corserva- In 1832 Mr Pickard was return- san ed bv a majoritv of 2531: Jrss.T7, 420; L:\">ral, tive DUA Yorkshire, Donraster Division - F.W.F'gyon, Consorvative, A,O0S: Joserh Welton, ih ral, 5.007 In 1842 the Libersis carried the distri>t hy 27% majority: Ices, 420, The Conservatives gain another seat.22 DEATH OF A BOTANIST.Lordon, July 23.\u2014 Prof.Chas.C.Babing'on, Professor of Botany at Cam- bri!ge University, died at Cambridge vez- terdar.\u201cartes Cardale Babing:on the late Rev.Jos.Babington.born Ludiow, in 150%.He elucatal St.John's College, Cambridge .and in 1882 was elected to a professoral fellowship at that college.He was a vecll-kKnown naturalist, anid had published brtanieal works, among them * Manual of British contributed many was a son of was in ar numerous the best Botany.\u2019 botanical He had also articles scientific journals.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WESTERN WHEAT CROPS A FAILURE (rand Forks, N.D., July 22.\u2014The farm- Minnesota and North ten countless of the are gloomy.A week vield it has ers of the region of Dakota, comprising led River Valley, wheat promised the greatest known in this section, une four days the las\u201d wrex, and the varther has been uniform!y ciondy.This region expected to raise 10,000.000 bushels cf wheat, It feared that ands of acres of wheat are entirely spoil- el.At larimore, N.D).there was quite a scare when it became the wheat in this vicinity was damaged with A heavy rain has Leen falling for the last forty-eight hours at St.Vincent, Minn., and there are no prospects of i's stopping.All grain is flat on the grount, and :n most cases will rever rise owing to heavy Rust and are «ren !n every field.us but er 1s now thous- Known that sinit.rank growth.smu \u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014_ ONTARIN JUPSESHIP CHANGES.Srawa.July 22 \u2014Tha foilowirg change: tx Ontario judgeships have been made Suider, Cor: of Haldimand, vuiin'ed senior judge of the Hriiciai die in George now indge cf + un oy Lins Doen cri of Wentworth, with M.headquarter: a ilamilt-n; John Iamilion.now syvier judga of the Thunder Bay distri, \u2018 hoailquarters a: Port Arthur, has beon transferred to th~ Haldimand count.rendered vacan: bv the removal of Sniler to Hamilton: and Fran- with judzæestip, c's Fitzgerald, barrister, of Hamil an.has been apponted judge of rhe Thunder Bay judicigl district, vies Hamilten, \u2018rans- forsed to Haldimand.was known being a .te mem mom Come ee.An act to incorporate the Merchants' Life Association of Canada.An act to revive and amend the acts to \u201cenable the City of Winnipeg to utilize the Assiniboine River Water Power.An act respecting the voters\u2019 lists of 1895.An act further to amend the act respecting the Judges of the Provincial Courts.An act respecting commercial treatles affecting Canada.An act for the settlement of certain questions between the Governments of Canada and British Columbia relating to lands in the Railway Belt, British Columbia.An act respecting l.a Chambre de Commerce du district de Montreal.An act to amend \u2018The Copyright act.\u2019 An art to incorporate the International \" Radial Railway Company.| An act respecting the Toronto, Hamilton land Buffalo Railway Company.An act respecting the discharge of a mortgage to Her Majesty, known as the Mark- land Mortgage.An act further to amend th» Elections act.An act to amend the act respecting Roads and Road Allowances in the Province of - Manitoba.An act for the reitef of Julla Ethel Chute.An act to amend the law respecting the of judges of provincial Dominion i superannuation ; COUTIS.- _-__\u2014_ NEWS FROM WINNIPEG.Winnipeg, July 22.\u2014Two days having been lost owing to rain last week, the : Winnipeg Industrial Fair was continued ito this week.To-day's attendance justified the continuation, large crowds en- jeying an excellent programme.Tha liquildators of the defunct Commercial Bank of Manitoi:a announce their \u2018readiness to pay a seccnd dividend of 37 percent.It is understood that Earl Aberdeen has wired Governor Mackintosh that he will not be able to reach Regina to open the Territorial Fair en the day appointed and requesting that the opening be pcst- poned a few days.It is expected that Sir Mackanzie Bowell will also attend.The body of Smith, formerly Manitoba Government Immigration agent, who died suddenly on Saturday, will be shipped to Montreal to-morrow for He to : Alex.interment.Barlev cutting has commenced In some parts of Manitoba.Hay is quite plentiful and can be obtained for $4 a tcn.JP THE \u2018CRESCENT\u2019 CANNOT COME.Halifax.N.S.July 27.\u2014Admiral Er- skine has desired to go to Montreal on H.M.s.but in munication to Montreal regarding the depth of water in the St.Lawrence the Admiral has received word that the i river kas never been so low as this sum- \u201cmer.As it wonld be a great risk to attempt to fake the \u2018Crescent\u2019 to Montreal the cirrumstances, the trip has been declared off.On Aug.7 the \u2018Crescent,\u2019 reply to come sent proposed urder accompanied by M.M.S.\u2018 Ma- leave for Chariottetown, where they will remain for a few days.rom Charlottetown the warship will go \u201c Creseont girienne,* will co Queber.| \u2014 \u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014 A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.Ii~ming, NOM.July 22.\u2014A terrible ey- clone visited New Mexico to-day.The town of Silver City is said to be almost totally destroyed, and rumors reach here that thirty people have been killed.The reports cannot vet be verified, as all com- with tho cut off.(Couriers frem the surrounding country nave gone to get details, but it will be harl for them to reach Silver City, as all munication town is brilges have bren demalisned WAS HE A SVENGALI ?\u2014 INTERESTING REMINISCENCES OF THE LIFE OF M.STAMBULOFF.FURNISHED BY NEWSPAPER INTERVIEWERS\u2014 HAD WONDROUS POWER IN HIS GLANCE.New York, July 21.\u2014Mr.Ballard Smith cables as follows to the \u2018 World ' :\u2014Near- ly all the famous English correspondents had interviews with the late M.Siambu- loff at one time or another, and their reminiscences of him this week are absorbingly interesting.They agree that he was the most extraordinarily forceful man in their knowledge anywhere.The story of his having personally arrested Major Panitza seems apocryphal except for the testimony of these skilled observers.It is reported that :\u2014 \u2018He went unarmed to the house of the suspected man, and Mme.Panitza opened the door.On seeing who her visitor was she snatched a lcaded revolver from a table, and presented it.Stambuloff simply lcoked at her.She put the weapon back cn the table.*\u201c Where is your husband ?\" he asked.\u2018In bed,\u201d was the reply.\u2018The Minister at once went upstairs.On the bed, but awake, lay Panitza, with a revolver by his side.He raised it as though to fire, but Stambuloff leoked him full in the face and he let it fall.\u2018\u201c Arise and {follow me!\u2019 sald Minister, and Panitza obeyed.\u2019 Concerning this power of his look, one of the correspondents writes :\u2014 \u2018While I was saying these things I became conscious that M.Stambuloff was trying to look me down, that he was engaged in a psychological and, perhaps, a half unintended effort to see whether his will or mine were the stronger.Let me confess at once that he did look me down.When that was accomplished we became much better friends.\u2018The Bulgarian Minister-Presicent, for so he names himself on his card, is not comfortable unt!!l he feels he is the master; then his keen eye loses half its brilliancy, his firm mouth becomes even playful in its fiexibility, the smile, which at first is perfunctory, rounds off into gentle affability.He had long expected assassination, even in the plenitude of his absclute power.Another correspondent says:\u2014\u2018 Calling at his house in 1892, I found the house barricaded against me.After ringing for a long time I heard the nearest shutter pulled aside and saw the Premier's hegd peep out suspiciously.\u2019 \u2018** What do you want,\u201d I was asked in gruff Bulgarian.; \u20181 explained in French that I had come to call, and the head disappeared discontentedly.Presently there was a sound of many bolts being withdrawn, and a servant opened the door cautiously about one-eighth of an inch.At length I succeeded in pacifying the man\u2019s apprehensions, and was admitted with reluctance into the hall.There I was subjected to further scrutiny, left alone for a few minutes and then, after a muffled conversation within, was admitted into the presence of my host.\u2018My deepest impression of this visit is not so much concerned with the little, hard, impassive nan who sat wooden armchair fixing me with his beady eves, as with the chilly, barrack- like aspect of the room\u2014it was so absolutely in keeping with the character of the man.There was not the faintest attempt at decoradion of any kind; nothing but the strictly necessary, and that of the roughest and ruggedest\u2014no pictures, no books, no lounges; not a tribute to comfort or imaginatien, each of which was equally foreign to the temperament of this man of iron.\u2019 When M.Stambuloff visited the ralace his would be surrounded by policemen.He would often keep them caracoling there for an hour.When he came it was quite unexpectelly.The dcor wauld open silently, and he would dart into a carriage as if a whole pack of hounds were after him.Then horsemen would gather around him, and the whole eqnuipage would start off at a hard gallop.At the donor of the palace the guards formed a lane as before, and the Premier disappeared like a rabbit into his burrow, \u201c A writer In the \u2018 Pall Mall Gazette,\u201d apparently its editor (Henry Cust, M.P.), tells a similar story of his difficulty in getting access to this latter-day Napoleon: \u2018I never.\u201d he says, \u2018 was so deeply impressed with the power of personality in a man.\u2019 the house mounted THE DISCOVERY OF FERDINAND.M.Stambuleff gave an amusing account of his search for a prince all over Eu- rene, \u2018At last I had to send a commission to Germany to hunt up a prince at any prire.They pottered about a good deal, but drew all courts blank, and were sitting rather disconsolately in a Vienna pcthouse when a major, an acquaintance nf cna of them, drepred in.\u2019 \u2018What is the trouble?he asked.\u2018We're locking for a prince to cver us an: cannot find one.\u2019 \u2018A prince!\u201d he cried.\u2018Why, I've got very thing in the barracks justrarcund reign the in his ; completely changed her features.DAILY WITNESS.Toespay, Jury 23.1835, the corner.Come and look at his fine points.\u201d \u2018They went and found\u2019 Ferdinand, and finally passed him.And so business began.\u2018I ought to say that the major came fiying In a few days later, saying that he bad got a much better prince cn approval.But then it was tco late.\u2018Well, when we'd got him I served him, I backed him, I slaved for him.He was ignorant, but, for Bulgaria's sake, I swore he should be a success.Whatever imbe- cilitles he committed\u2014and they were thick as autumn leaves\u2014I vowed they were all my fault and tcok the blame.1 made my countrymen spit on me to save his name and fame.Whatever success I had I gave him all the credit for, and proved what a wonderful man he was.Again and again I risked not only my station but my life to help him, and if 1 lose that life now, as I'm more than like to, it will be for things done to shield him from his responsibility.\u2019 STAMBULOFF'S SEVERITY.\u2018But you were rather a brute in your ways of government, weren't you?was | asked.\u2018Yes, answered M.Stambuloff; \u2018of course I was a brute, fcr I had to manage brutes.I love the Bulgarians as my children, but I see that they are children.Some of them And there were other scoundrels, and more, who were not of this fold, and so I shot them.\u2019 \u2018Bitter! Would not you be bitter?Listen again.After my resignation, I had three cr four harmless friends cne night to dinner.About half-past nine they started home.all round the house, for no reason given, No one was to go out, no one was come in that night.\u2018My daughter was dying.1 asked for the dcctor, cost what it might.Let him come between policemen with fixed bayonets.Not a bit of it.The orders were final.\u2018I am spent and I shall die, whether they give me time to do it naturally or not.There is danger and trouble ail around us.I know that I could save and make my country, and I know that these hermanhrodites cannot.\u2018Russia is the lion creeping nigher that waits to eat us, when this drowsy, nodding prince is fairly icoled.Turkey for her own dear skin's sake, must back us to the end.Macedonia is our- self, and will be and must be, unless this idiotic, ignorant rodomentade of wcolly agitation fizzles away the force which might have moulded a nation.1 shall work still, body and soul, for my Bulgaria, while I live, but I shan\u2019t live long.were scoundrels.Lo MME.STAMBULOFF A HERCINE.Mme.Stambuloff seems to have been cast in the same heroic mould.She shut the door in the face of Prince Ferdinand's court chamberlain, who brought her the false sovereign's message of condolence.When the public procurator called with the police, she tundled them out of doors, crying.\u2018Are you here to protect \u2018\u2018the tyrant\u2019 against his friends now that you have delivered him up to his enemies?A special gives a pathetic account of the scene after the death.The widow's face was waxen, and She slender, and was dressed entirely in black.She knelt for a long time beside the bed weeping, with her face on her husband's pillow.hen, after she had taken a fareweil look at the mutilated form, long at every object which was connected With the bappy past and left the room.When the doctors were first examining her husband's he awoke and cried:\u2014 \u2018Ged! oh, my God! I am the vietim.\u2019 Then his mind wandered and he cried: \u2018Drive faster, faster! is tall and she gazed wounds, The doctors quickly decided that the hards must be amputated, and asked Mme.Stambuloff's consent.She was| sitting on a sofa with her mother, who is seventy-five, and referred them to her.But the mother would not There were police! despair and grief: speak her consent, answering cvery ques- | tion with uncontrollable sobs.At last, when the doctors said that not to ampn- tate the hands meant certain death, she.gasped: \u2014 \u2018Do what you must do.Oh, that this should be the thanks for the devotion of a life!\u201d pe FATALITY IN A SAWMILL.Sawyerville, Que, July 23.\u2014Herbert Newens, a youth in the employ of the Csokshire Mill Company hore, was caught up in the shafting and instantly killed this morning.He came from the Sherbrooke Home, and has lived in this neighborhood some time.This is the second fatality and third accident of the same nature in this mill.ee OBITUARY.New York, July 23.\u2014Miss Eunhemia Halsey, aged seventy-five wears, died yesterday at her home in Brooklyn.During the early seventies she contributed to the \u2018 Harper's Weekly,\u201d ard other periodicals, writing under ths non-de-plume \u2018 Effie Brower.\u2019 MEDALS FOR WORKS OF ART.The following are pictures of the bronze medals won by the Canadian Pacific Ralil- way for views of scenery, oil paintings and steamship model at the two large exhibitions of 1894, mention of which has already been made in the \u2018 Witness.\u2019 MEDAL AWARDED AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, ANTWERP, 1854, « t CALIFORNIA MIDWINTER INTERNATIONAL > EX POSITION - to0e6%0e tee $ MEDAL AWARDED AT THE CALIFORNIA MIDWINTER INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 1834.-\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 UNITY OF THE CHURCH.THE RIGHT REV.BISHOP GILBERT, NESUTA, J'ISCUSSES THE SUBJECT BEFORE THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS.Toronto, July 25.\u2014Two thousand eager lisieners crowded the Pavilion last night at the Pan-American Congress meeting.The great attractions were the Anglican Bishop of the Diccese of Minnesota.the P;/ght Rev.Bishop Gilbert, and the singing by the St.James Cathedral choir.The bishop was introduced by the president, Mr.Smith, as the rising the American Episcopate.He tall and commanding appearance and has a ringing voice.His topic \"Church Union.\u201d Christian unity and church unity, he said, are esentially different.One is the heart, the other is the body.Though dependent on each other, they are noi the same.There was Christian unity in faith and hope and baptism.Ali Christians The outlook for church union is replete with is of Was have a common aim.hope.In our day this hope will not he i realized.but its advent is certal Ile referred tn the liberal spirit which is manifesting itself in the Roman Catholic Church as proof of the incarnation of what had been given in that congress.| | (Applause) In conclusion the Bishop explained ine basis of the Lambeth-Chicago basis of | lofty would not The Church of the declaration, and said that union, meet the situation.any les ancient or | reconciliation\u2014the church of the future | will be a historical and catholic church.| it will preserve all that is primitive, i catholic and divine.It will put away everything that is narrow and sectarian the full liberiv which Christ | gives\u2014he whom the son makes free, is J | and have free indeed.The Kev.husband's : Chanceller Burwash, of Vic- i teria University, spoke on \u2018 Co-relation \u2018of intelligence, religion and morality.\u2019 The falsities, he maintained, that fill the world to-day are largely owing to lack of moral courage to investigate.The meeting closed with Cardinal Newman's hymn \u2018 Lead kindly light.\u2019 a \u2014\u2014 RUSSIA AND BULGARIA.New York, July 23.\u2014A despatch to the \u2018Herald\u2019 from St.Petersburg.\u201cIn spite of the reception of the Bulgari- says:\u2014 an delezation by various official personages, no change in the aititude of the government toward Bulgaria is indicated, rer will thera be any so long as Prince Prerdinand reigns.\u201d London, July 23.\u2014The \u2018 Times \u2019 to-day publishes a Vienna despaich saying that Dr.Sweilsff.the Bulgarian of 'oreign Affairs, wrote to Prince Ferdinand yesterday, intimat!ng bis intention to resign from the ministry.Minister \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 MARRIAGE AT BOUCHERVILLE.Dr.J.T.A.Dufresne.of Descham- tanlt, was marriel vesierday at Bourker- ville, to Miss Antenia N-rmandin, daughter of Mr, L.Normandin, notary, of Boucherville, The marriage ceremony was perfrrmed by the Rev.Cure Primeau.star of | va METHODIST MISSIONS 13 Jp: 1 \u2018 REPLY OF THE BOARD T- CANADIAN MISSIONARY IN JAPAN, Toronto, July 22.\u2014The Mev.a: .sion Board makes public += its reply to the Canadian r « Japan.Referrirg to touching the remarks of [ip - in conference, the the executive.; think it well to emphasize 1.Dr.Sutherland on the cu.tion was replving to spr the floor of the canferen\u2014 the complaints as tion under to cha: 2 which the werked, the executive su the constitution working it is difficult fer \u2026.the mistake could he mude Ja, under +1 : claim that the chairman-ee - OF MIN-.| | ter upon the duties of his ing that which rade him agent of the board, firmed by that body.that to before The 2 diffirulty had ar,sen lead the con mission » devise some plan that weu./ similar trouble bercafter of the cffice were entire.+ would srem to be reas council should have the ; 50 ing its own chairman x, cessity of an ratiflratroi oo board should have the joo pen ing its oan chairman w \u201che GI any ratifiraiion, ant: should have the privi're- I's (on representative ar +0 statement regarvdine the vour forniér cenpsttarion tv sécré'arv when in Japan A will rou have chs-rve : this S'atrt or: sy his Jeter several cerunisauces whol Se, he is ta \"ne appointee Macisiia.1 and corres; beiteve that in cs Tien: As te as, gen off f retary of ve 126 The ' al ala : i\" Ir.asirer the Japan issn any reas iatie Eoin Tor ETUI E into reflection on av Cher 1m has discharged tL=+ 110008 (ich ur 8 for a number of oar hoard Was awar- !+ disclurye! facchfuliiv.Your reference + sinon on which vou comp'an 6° 1 as «chairman and curr syontivr we not now is.+ the bad an opprriunt will es doubt cane sides have before bou their case.With regard tions cf your letter relatine sons for not re-electing or to the office of chairman.a: - related his medical work agents of the W.to Wim personals an Lie eu Mose it best Net to express ar +; until heard 17e subject.On account nf He enr cipline.by which you carn eo chairman w.hout no we have any rai required, explana\u2018inn of rour action tion that may be called fer oo grounds which der board, The statements or affected Was necepssar\u201d have be fer your © you give the discipline.for tu rather than of all par.es will core before th its next annual meeting apd ao be by them dealt with.\u2014\u2014\u2014- SUNDAY-SCTHPET TUTE.BEDFORD The =zixth al cover Sunday-scho-l of Belfoa=dl ox co he Ni.James church hall, =rarhr Wednesday, Aug.2°.1 : ye Vee ny Insiituis en Pres ann lnstiivte of COTITY of tle Lord Bishop of Momiroal vices first, Ver.D.C.third.the Archicaron Là isa 0 Nic M Ma.his en Fi.0 1.Ta - 1 Y av second, Turd Topas Mr.James Rev, Jos À and tary, good pregranone of papers dl cn Sabbath schol subdects has ranged.Among speakers the Rev.Ed.H.rh Ycrk, and the Bishop of Verr: the Krams.ee tp + me ARCHBISHOI LANGEVIN 7 CHERVILLE.Archbishop Langevin.of = visited Bourherville.on Fu after presiding for the removal eloquent An address was presented guished prelate hy Mr.Dama io M.P.P., in the name of the amish and a purse vas also ciTervi no over a souder.of Teles, sermon in tue je poor children in the North Ve\" ing his short stay in Patiene\u201d Archbishop Abbe Primeau was entertained 1) and jy Mesos Yoo die 0 LA GA VE 41150 lancon, N.1.and s.fermer college rates.SHE DATLY WITNESS is print~3 and pol\u2019 at the \u201cWitness Building, at tas 7 rat © 07 and Bt.Peter streets, in the city oo dentro John Redpath Dougall, of Montres.All business communications shoud 1 3% *John Dougall & Son.and ah Juice © Editor should be addressed \u201c Editor Witness.\u201d A, « L ( \u20ac C \u20ac i t \u20ac { und en à oO ed ref \u2014 hy Bd AY AN vio tA ~~ we Pr #E ~~ Cm oe a ea ws \u2014 \u2026 - \u201cTY bd pr AA PN el pe Ad A 4 dd 34 2 A An py st date Aa ay a ON + + © + \u2014 ae ® + DP HoH + "]