The daily witness, 4 septembre 1895, mercredi 4 septembre 1895

[" TS us era mit J sarees mania dirs eared LY WITNESS Last Edition.a oo ) Vor.XXXVI.No.208.MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.Price ONE CENT.: ir \\ 7 THE WARFARE OVER.no shippin a : 1 The PECULIAR POISONING CASE.VIN 7 à TH ER ACT UEER K pping, and causing great alarm.k i il | | iWw AU 9 ° St.Paul, Minn, Sept.4\u2014The warfare ILLED AT A CROSSING.disease has broken out on the French London, Ont., Sept.4.\u2014A peculiar poi- A NEW INDUSTRY.mm _ that bas been going on between St.Paul \u2014 ships \u2018Isly,\u2019 \u2018Inconstant,\u2019 \u2018Machias,\u2019 and soning case is causing a sensation in - re» ON HER WAY TO SCHOOL A LITTLE rd the two Russian wars AN ENTERPRISING ONTARIO CATTLE : » Judge Orders fim to be Taken Out of the Dock, CASTS BROUGHT BEFORE -.nT OF QUEEN'S BENCH TO-DAY.x.; \u201c1een\u2019's Bench presented + «>» this morning during -.: hat precaled the open- \u2026 ir, every corner being jt = Honor Judge Wurtele as- a: Lo 7 mue 1 = Tech plraded gui?x a T° of thor coineel, Mr, fixed er h ware Gif the arson of not 1 Jas.\u2018hoir trial was for ta- the vez erdar dates of - -r soners against whom four] bills rhe Tren and : fixed.vios ac Clarke boh chanz- No as vf not guiitv to guilty ond » stunt doen.Altes tha Reach Coe 42 dork tn r > } se ar l at 0 \u201cere 11 sand eo Vo = 9 Lain con oswora Mr Quinn the The main CdSe ar.known to ?Caen CAR, already hi LAS Barn 1 d-prseld session of 3550 on July a having mme the pris- Main describing of the p.m.vhoh was He then stated ci te fillowing sd as von \u2018ne a STOLEN potas tT dax.Jot ha events Seen D4 pain.+ 7 et, eimber, pores Yi A dre kL momiug, Lau- he even- mois been détaille lt othe nvsncs of 201 +4, * Eutoers yadie +59 \u201cho account \u201cdencre of how ri te HS nérs fr the Moner TUTTE IN NEW \"OT JERSEY, Sap $ \u2014- TL mar che A change of fire vesterdar f reet Woh ee ya afer fou) Cine.ne Is sad Sav owt geen rapidire 1,5 *he wurs: nef she Gi Men are nig A0 phan fn Ty nnd main +5 Ri hu son \u201cher Ciri- Lo frire, ca healwas.rhe * frein cher hqnes, which \u201c74 showel tbat ns and Minneapolis as to how many people each has got ended last evening with the announcement of St.Paul's population =s 140,292.At the same time ft was announced that eight wards of Minneapolis had been counted, and that the citv's total would slightly exceed 188,000.In five years Minneapolis has added 26.000 to her pcpulation and St.Paul 7,000.There have been charges of falsificätion on both sides, but it is believed that the census for both cities is nearer the truth than ony that has been taken in fifteen years.\u2014æ THE PROVINCIAL SYNOD.SOMETHING ABOUT THE IMPORTANT ASSEMBLAGE WHICH WILL BE HELD NEXT WEEK.The Provincial Synod cf the ecciesias- tical Province of Canada, which embraces in its jurisdiction the Provinces cf Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New DBruns- wick and Privce Edward Island, will meet next Wednesday in triennial ses- sien.Local arrangements are being made for the accommodation of dele- ga'es, and the comfort of the upper and lower kouses in St.George's schocl-room.The delegation will be a large one, each diocese in the provinces mentioned having the privilege of sending twelve lay and twelve clerical delegates.There are, for instance, fcur dioceses in the Province cf Ontario, which will thus have a powerful representation, and two In Que- The Provinctal Syncd has very im- por:ant legislative powers, and its meetings are regarded by Churchmen with great Each dicvese has, of course, I's own independent jurisdiction.in so far as relates to the work of tbe Church cver the area which it embraces; but the broader questions of polity, of procedure, of ritual affecting the Church oC.interest.| as a whoie.are dealt with by the Provincial Syned.Moreover, {it is at this great gathering that the lay element finds its freest expression.The meetings of the upper hcuse, composed of the bishops, are held in private, and the hint given of what takes place there is when the bishops transmit to the \u2018commons, copiers of the resolutions which they have rassed.Buf the lower hous: is a gi al debating assembly, and the speeches made both by clergy and laity wiil compare favorably.for power and eloquence, with those of any legislative assembly.In \u2018he diocesan synods, It is found that the clergy usually dominate the situation, nr, rather, oxing tn the timidity (r apathy of the lay element, con- trcl mest of the business; but the Provincial Synod the laymen may br sail to take the ini:iative, and only in l'isclose \u201ca force, a readiness in debate for which the their clergy have frequently admiration.A rule of proec~dure Synod may, light heart; expressed in the Diocesan perhaps Le broken with a but no s\u201clemn parliamentary body waz 2ver more jealous of its ¢rdinances than the Provineial Srnod.Credentlals are not a mere trifle which nay be dispensed wl'h; the \u2018bar\u2019 is very rca!; the nprivllezus of the floor of Uno heuss ars not lightly granted; the \u2018speaker's oye is supreme aud final.ho! far! money other.i *ihrowing it arres:ed.cof : Quehee n, and ir Is.\u2019 : real, (y Iniles, and the flames : The lower house rises to its feet when ahe bishops enter; stands (ill their lordships are seater; stands even when nes- read the upper While the popular house thus shows its for the bishous, it independence with great robusiness.The housas dn not alwavs eve The lower house will not have \u2018ipse dixit\u2019; it asks for reasons, sages are from house, respect expresses its two see to aye, mere evan if the authority be the highest.Jf both powers are firm a conference ix proposed, and, as a matter of fact, a \u2018via media\u2019 is always found by wisdom, so that all legislation is.at last, a n'\\nal concurrence.The Provincial Synol.composed of men who represent the diverse views of ritual which are fguni iu tha Church, is an interesting stiuly, \u2014 ee FASHIONABLE WEDDING AT QUEBEC, \u2019 Queber, Sept.4\u2014l'ashionable society h-re was all in a flutter this morning over the marriage of Mr.J.G.Cooke, Morrisburg, Ont.to Miss Willa O'Meara, daughter of Mr.D.D.O'Meara, Inspector of Customs.St.Pat- rich's Church, where the ceremony took was crowded, and among those were many membrrs of tha family from Morrisburg and To- Mrs.J.P.B.Casgrain, of Munt- Mrs.Worthington, of Sherbrooke, place, present Cooke ronto, and sisters of the groom.\u2014 MR.GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.T.omdon, Sept.2.-~The condition ©?Mr.Gerrger Augustus Sala, the journalist and anther, Who has been Iving at Brighton far some time past has » wn much worse \u201cto-day.GIRL IS RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.FOUR AMBULANCES AT THE SCENE.Rose Buteau, the five-year-old daughter of T.Buteau, laborer, 368 Richmond street, met a shocking death this morning on the Richmond street crossing, of the G.T.R., while on her w:y to school.When she came to the crossing this morning tbe gates were down, but she was alrealy late\u2014it was nine o'clock\u2014and not noticing anything coming sbe decided to run underneath.The poor child did not sce a Central Vermont engine that was rushing ont from the station on the northern track.Just as she gained the middle of the rails the engine came up and passed ofer her.In a minute all was confusion fn the neighborhood, and one after another four ambulances ard Messrs.Dumaine & Co.'s waggon were telephoned for and speedily arrived on the scene.Any one of them would have been sufficient, for the little one's body was so terribly cut np that she could not possibly have lived a single instant after being struck.The Notre Dame ambulance conveyed the remains to the morgue, whore Mr.Buteau soon after arrived from his work.\u201cWhen he caught sight of the curly brown head, which the engine had left unharmed, the poor father broke down and weat.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 PATRON GRAND BOARD.VIEWS OF THE GRAND VICE-PRESI- DENT ON FEDERAL POLITICS.Toronto, Sept.Board is in session at the Grand Union Hotel and will be occupicd with preparations for the general elections and in other Grand Association plans for the balance of the week.The grand vice- president, Mr.T.O.Currie, states that the new Patron planks\u2014prohibition, woman's cumulative voting, and the initiative and referendum will be immediately upon by the local assemblies.As a candidate for the Domin- fon Parliament for West Middlesex has Is prepared to make a rousing campaign fer economy, trade freedom and the prohibition of the liquor traffic.political independ-n-e precedes the advent of the Patron crder.He was at one time president of the Reform Association of the riding, but when a candidate who han \u2018boen disqualifird by the courts for bribery was appointed Mr.Currie in a public meeting declared that he would belcng to no party which weuld reward corrupt politiclans, The fight in West suffrage, vnted Middlesex will this time be a tbrce- cornered one, both of the old parties having candidates in the field.Mr.Cur- rie is an active member of the Methodist church.The Grand Board was in session until two o'clock this morning and resumed again at ten.The grand president, Mr.C.A.Mallory.is In attendance and will remain here for the next two weeks.To-morrow the Grand Board will sit as a campaign commitice for the general elections.On Monday nex! the Patron members of the local legislature will meet for raucus under their leader, Mr.Haycock.The Grand Board of such encouraging revorts from Maritime that grand will be organized there.The suiccess of the Patron organizers there, Marshall, Gillies and Carroll.has been phenomenal and it may be deemed necessary to have a grand association of the pro- vinees, The grand officers are confident of waging a most successful fight in the general elections.They consider it possible that they may capture forty seats and estima:e thirty as a safe anil conservative estimate of what thelr strength will be in the next Dominion Parliament, receipt the one Or more is in Provinces associations Mesars.for each _\u2014\u2014\u2014 QRIENTAT, ADVICES, HEAVY LOSS Or LIFE SN!) PROPERTY IN TYPHOON, A Van-nuver, B.C.\u2026.Sept.4.\u2014A destructive typhoon of nnuaua] fury spent its strength at Kuchinotsu, shortly before the steamer sailed.All foreign ships in the harbor were blown ashore.With a few excerptirns the were last in the town entirely partly The wreckage, lashed by the awiul fury of the gale, nounded to death hundreds of men, Women and children, clinging io the floating littered over the The loss of life was enormous.The crew of an American steamer at Omer spent the day in rescuing tbe drowning.A man named Motzuire rescued a large rumber with a lasso from a life boat.The damage dane by floods in Cifu prefecture, Japan, Is alarming.Six hundred and eighteen suficred, 409 washed away, twenty persons were drowned and 22.276 perscns received relicl.hovres destroyed or wreckel.vessels sua villages bridges were -\u2014 » Cholera js spreading among the foreign 4.\u2014The Patron Grand Mr.Currie\u201d \u2018Hunan\u2019; on ships \u2018Zubaka\u2019 and _\u2018Bobre,\u2019 nine patients dying out of fifty affected, and on buard the British steamer \u2018Ashdown.\u2019 Two Italian steamers have also, gone into quarantine with cholera on bard.The discasc in every case was tracgd to tramp boats that supnlied sailors [with fruit.No American boats are yet reported affected.The steamer \u2018Empress of China\u2019 airiv- ed from the lent this evening after an uneveptful trip In the steerage are 200 Chifiese bound for the exhibition at At lanta, Ga., where they will direct the storming of We-Hal-Wel.> MR.CHAPLEAUN TRIP, MORE IN REFERENCE TO THE SCHOOL QUESTION THAN \u2018 ANYTHING ELSE.It is rumored in well-informed political circles that the trip of Lieutenant- Governor Chapleau to the Pacific coast is not altogether one of pleasure.As the story goes, Sir Mackenzie Bowell has asked Mr.Chapleau to meet him to discuss with him the Manitoba school question, more particuarly as regards its bearing on the electorate cf the Province of Quebce.The fact that Mr.Chapleau is accompanied by the Hon.Joseph Royal, ex-Lieut.-Governor of the North- West Territories, who is thoroughly conversant with the whole matter, lends color to the rumor, as does aiso the fact that Mr.Chapleau left Quebec on a fixed date, whereas, by delaying his departure, he might have received, as Her Majesty's representative, Admiral Erskine and the cfficers of the British ships at present in Quobec.It is stated that Sir Mackenzie Bowell is extremely anxi- vus to get Mr.Chapleau's views on the matter before his coming conference with Mr.Greenway, and that the outcome of the meeting will be a large factor in deciding what the ultimate zourse of the government will be.Mr.Chapleau bas already seen Lieut.-Governor Schultz, and during his progress to the Pacific coast he will meet Lieut.-Governor Mackintosh and other prominent gentlemen, cand it is expected that the whole question will be thoroughly discussed, not so much from a political standpoint as from a legal aspect.When spoken to on the subject, one cf Mr.Chapleau's most intimate friends would neither deny nor affirm the rumor, but simply stated that everything would be known in a few dars.pe JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE ILL.New York, Sept.4.\u2014The \u2018Herald's\u2019 To- kio despatch says the illness of the Imperial Crown Prince has reached a very serious stage.His recovery is exlreme- ly doubtful.\u2014 WILL SERVE ONE YEAR IN JAIL.London, Sept.4.\u2014Mabel Stanley, alias McLean, alias.Millet.alias Vaughn, the American weman who was arrested at Liverpool on Aug.10, as she was about to =a!l fer New York cn the \u2018Etruria,\u2019 at the instance of Mrs.Gibbins, her landlady, who charged her with stealing jewellery valued at £587, was sentenced to a vear's imprisonment yesterday.The woman pleaded guilty.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE FIRE RECORD.Three Rivers, Sept.2.\u2014Paul Levasseur, of Doucet\u2019's Landing, opposite here, mel with a serious loss in the burning of his stables and barns last night with a team of fine horses valued at $200, a new throshing machine and four thousand Dundles of hay; insurance $00.The loss is $3,000, Toronto, Sept.3.\u2014Lewis's warehouses at Trurc, N.8, were destroyed by fire this morning.They contained a stock of patent bottle stoppers to the value of about $2,000.Bosten, Sept.4\u2014The Ecston and Albany wharf and freight sheds in Fast Boston, knows as pier \u20181,\u2019 zrand june- tion docks, were destroyed by fire this morning.The sheds were filed with fretght of various kinds, none of which could be saved.The loss cannot be ces- timated at present, bul it will be heavy.The steamer \u2018Burton\u2019, from Pregreso, had just discharged 5,072 bales of hemp at the Albany wharf.and the cargo vus burned.with the other goods In the freight shed, which also included a larg» quantity of flour for export.The Cunard steamer \u2018Cephalonia\u2019 was not damaged, bevond the blistering of the paint and scorching of the rail on her starbcard side.The loss is estimated at $500,000.of which $200,900 falls on the Boston & Aibany Railway Company.\u2014- MR.H.M.STANLEY.London, Sept.4\u2014Mr.Henry M.Stan- ley will sall to-day for New York.Or Saturday morning, Miss Minnie L.Bough, aged nineteen years, and her sister Alice, three ycars younger, living at No.11 Leslie street, partook of canned salmon for breal-fast.During the day they experienced no 11 effects but both were taken ill in the evening with symptoms of poisoning.They screamed and moaned pitifully, tearing their hair and endeavering to tear ileir clothing off.Two men could scarcely hold either of them.A doctor pronounced the case one of poisoning and said several similar ones had come under his notice.The unfortunate young ladies remained in a precarious condition over Sunday, thz younger one being vs- pecially affected and both being mentally unbalanced and confined to bed, On Mou- day afternoon Minnie recovered her scnses, and the ill effects of the poison scemed to have left her entirely, but during the evening she was again suddenly attacked and has raved almost conunu- ously since.The Misses Bough arc the daughters of Albert Bough, broom-maker, They were the only members of the family who partook of the salmon.London West.CHRISTIAN WORKERS' CONVENTION.Toronto, Sept.4.\u2014The Christian Vork- ers\u2019 Convention opened here yesterday.A prayer meeting was held in the morning at which an address on \u2018Prayer\u2019 was delivered by the Rev.Dr.Andrew Murray, of the Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa.A meeting was held in the afternoon at which addresses v.ere delivered by the Rev.Dr.Murray and the Rev.Dr.Pierson, of Philadelphia, At the evening meeting, which was very larg- ly attended, eloquent addresses were again delivered by Dr.Murray and Dr.Picrson and at all the meetings the singing was conducted by Mr.B.F.Jacobs, onc of Mr.Moody's singers from Chicago.The convention will ccnclude this evening.\u2014 2 MR.RHODES IS ALIVE AND WELL, London, Sept.4\u2014The Agent-General of Cape Colony has received a cabiegram setting at rest the rumors of the cdrath of Mr.Cecil Rhodes, the Premier of Cupe Colony.The cablegram says that Mr.Rhodes is in gocd health and attending to his business as usual.Mail advices, health, but these are of course of much earlier date than the telegraphic advices.pe HOLMES'S VICTIMS.PIETZEL'S BODY DISINTERRED.Philadelphia, Pa., Sept.4.\u2014The body of Benjamin Pietzel, whom H.H.Hoinies is accused of having murdered and which was exhumed last Saturday, for the purpose of removing the skull from the trunk, was dug up again yesterday by order of District Attorney Grahain.A portion of ona cf the legs of the corpse was amputated and parts of the clothing of the dead man were secured for the purpose of making more complete the identification of the remains as that of Pietzel.District Attorney Graham had the leg amputated to add to the evidence that the body unmistakably that of Pietzel.For this purpose the skull was removed last Saturday as the peculiarly marked teeth of Pirtzel will offer almost certain identification, is \u2014____\u2014___>\u2014_ WALKER COMMITTED SUICIDE.Toronto, Sept.4\u2014Mr.John Murray, chief of the provincial detective force, has just retirned after a two weeks\u2019 Investigation into the circumstances connected with the death of Alexander, better known as \u2018Fred\u2019 Walker, of Guelph, the bookmaker, whose bedy was found floating in J.ake Erie five miles outside the mouth of the Detroit river, near Dear Polnt, on Tuesday, Aug.15.The surroundings of the case led the family of decease:l, who reside in Guelph, to the belief that Walker had been murder- cd, but Detective Murray, after an exhaustive investigation into all the facts in connection with the tragedy, is positive that the young man committed suicide, \u2014_æ NEWSPAPER MAN ARRESTED.Berlin, Sept.4.\u2014The editor of the Socialist paper \u2018Vorwaerts\u2019 has been arrested and all of the copies of last Sunday's edition of that paper have been seized in consequence of the publication of a leading editorial on the Sedan Day ceiebra- tions.The charge against the editor is high treason.To-day's editor of the paper criticises the Emperor's fetes and speeches and eclares that an explanation of the passage on the Kaiser's speech at the state dinner in the white hall of the castle on Monday evenign, calling upon the guards to \u2018Put down that treasounable band\u2019 (meaning the Socialists), has become imperative.The paper adds that adequate criticism cf such threats as wer indulged in by the Emperor 1s 1m- however, represent him as being 'u M possible on account of the public prosecutions already begun.FIRM'S LATEST PROPOSAL.\u2014\u2014 WILL BUY UP STEERS FOR THE NORTH-WEST WHERE THEY WILL BE FED FOR THE EASTERN MARKET.Toronto, Sept.4\u2014Mr.Thomas \u2018\u2018raw- ford, M,P.P., of the firm of Crawford & Hunnisett, cattle dealers, has made a contract with a ranching company in the North-West controlled by the Allans, of Montreal, to deliver to them two thousand steers in the Province \u2018of Ontario on the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway for transportation to their ranch in Manitoba for the purpose of fattening.Mr.Crawford is now making arrangements to buy these steers in different portions of the province and will give on the average $19 to $20 per head.The animals which will be yearlings or preferredly two-year- olds, will he taken to the North-West and fed there for two vears when they will be sold for four-year-olds to the English and eastern markets.This is a comparatively new industry but it is likely to expand.ee CUBAN AUTONOMY.A CONSTITUTION LIKE CANADA'S WANTED, London, Sept.4.\u2014The \u2018 Times \u2019 prints a despatch from Havana saying that the autcnomist party is aboul to send a petition to the Spanish Government agk- ing that a constitution similar to that of Canada be granted to Cuba.New York, Sept.4.\u2014Gonzalo de Ques- ada, Secretary of the Cuban revolutionary party, Jill leave for Mexico to-day or to-morrow, having becn appointed a commissioner tg obtain from that country, if possible, the recognition cf Cuba as a belligerent.New York, Sept.3.\u2014~A special to the \u2018Herald\u2019 from Cedar Keys, Fla., says: There is strong evidence to show that a weil equipped arsenal has been maintained by the Cuban insurgents on Noria Key, twenty miles south of here.In addition to the Key being used for the storage of arms ard ammunition, provisions and clothing for the rebel forces were also secreted on the island.Coi- lecter Cottrell and his deputies, guided by an informer, yesterday made ancther search of the Key, near the residence of Philip Burns, where the first seizure was made.The officials found buried several hundred repeating rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition.On the seaward side of the Key they also found in the dense undergrowth a large quantity of provisions, consisting of boxes of crackers, cases cf canned goods, barrels of beef and pork, rice, sugar, coffee\u201d and other food stuffs.In another place of concealment was a quantity of clothing, boots and shoes.There were indications that a large force of men ha been recently encamned on the Key.Only two families live on the island.and from them Collector Cottrell learned thut for several months small schooners have at intervals anchored off the Key and taken on boxes from small boats: New York, Sept.3.\u2014A \u2018Herald ' special from lima.Peru, says: A Cuban commission, headed by Dr.Aguero and Nicolas Cardenos, was received by the municipal gevernment yesterday.Cubans in Callao were represented by a committee, and more than five hundred citizens of Lima were present.Much enthusiasm was displayed, and the speeches of the officials were warm in tones of welcome.When they were conciuded shouts went up for free Cuba, and Aguero replied, thanking :hose present for their sympathy.Peru, he said, was the first among nations to acknowledge, in 1868, that Cuba should be independent.\u2014_ ee \u2014\u2014 FIVE GENERATIONS SHOWN.Kingston, Ont., Sept.4.\u2014A group representing five generations is shown hero as representatives of one family.It includes Mrs.Hartman, aged ninety-flve, a great great grandmether and hale and hearty; Mrs.Nicholas Amey, of Ernest- own, her daughter.Mrs.Johnston, daughter of Mrs.Amey; R.Johnston, son of Mrs.Johnston, ana Mr.Johnston's little daugh*er.220 A TORONTO FIRM ASSIGNS.Toronto, Sept.4\u2014George Anderson & Co., wholesale hatters and furriers, have assigned.The liabilities are $9,000 and the assets are abcut 38,0060, lp TIIE WEATHER.Meteorological Offa.Toronto, Ont.Sept.4.11 a.m.\u2014The following are (he minimum temperatures: Calgary, 35; Minnedesa, 42: Winnipeg, 43; l\u2019arry sound, b2; Toronto, à4; Montreal, 60: Quebec, 56: Halifax, 54, Prn- babilities for the nex: twenty-four hours: South and south-west winds; generally fine and warm; a few local thunderstorms tonight or to-morrow.Montreal, Sep:.4.Readings by ITearn & Harrison's standarâ Barometer at noon to-day 29.82: yesterday, 21.81; to-day, temperature,max.82; mim 62; vesierday, max.$0; min.62 gh es: 3 a TN Tas ST METRE \u201c5s a en FE uri eo ma ve i her PE ofr emt pa Erm, ph A ec Rr re Le \u20ac : I tt igre.a + Id #5 PT ENT een A IRE, Fr HI, ar ch 4 Soe Ho ew re FDS ame En 2 \u2014_\u2014 = - mr age 0 2 ma \u2014\u2014 GIRTHS.MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notices qf births, marriages and deaths must invariably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise no notice can be taken af them, Birth notices are inserted for 25c, marriage notices Jor 50c, death notices for £5c prepaid.The announcement of lunera: appended to death notice, 250 extra ; other extension to obituary, suck as shord sletch of life, two cents per word extra, excext poetry, which 43 80 cents per line extra\u2014prepatd.tnnual subscribers may have announcements of birthe, marriages and deaths (1rithout exxended obituary or verses) ooourring in their immediate familics, free of charge, in which case name and address of subs soribers should be given.BIRTHS.CULLENS.\u2014At St Euslache.on Aug.27, 18%.a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.John Cullens.3 MARRIED.BELL\u2014HANNA\u2014On June 2, 1895, by the Rev.Dr.Aniliff, Margaret Jane Hanna, to Arthur Bell, both of this city.Quebec paners please copy.4 GAHDNER\u2014TRIGIAY\u2014At the residence of the bride's father.on June 14, 159, Ly ine Dav.WG.Howson.the Rev.J.LE.Gard- ! ner.of Rosssau, Ont.to A!:ce Maud, daugh- | ter où Robert Trigley, Newmarket.4 WEBSTER-JEFFREY \u2014 At Toronto, on Tucs- day.Sept.3.by the Rev.W.A.Hunter, M.A.A.N.Webster, of Montreal, to Mary Hslen, daugh:er of Francts Jeffrey, of Toronto.DIED.Esq., ! 4 : ARMOUR.\u2014On the vad inst.Adam, McLean, | jr.aged 23 years.Tunzral from his father's residence, $64 1 \u2014_ | | ! i Amherst street, on Wednesday.4th inst, atl 2.20 o'erlock p.un\u2026 to St, Martin's Church hence tn Mount Royal Cemetery.3 ARTHUÈR-\u2014A- Bolton Centre.Que., suddenly, on Auz.bi 135 John Arsshur.Esq.in : the =i venth vear ol his age.HENSESSY-\u2014Suddonlv.in this city, on the 3rd instant, Mary Alice Hennessy, aged 40 © \u2018in all desirable weights for Fall Wear, \"and of excellent value.YEAR.Fnnêérai will take places from her brother- in-ax's residence.Mr.John Collins, 33 Alsxander siree.on Thursday ar 7,09 n° -1eek.to Ft lairik'e Church, thence to the Cote des Nvixes Cemetery.Friends are invited to attend.+ fi At Yearly, Muskoka, Ont, on Aug.31 1563 RL Mary Hood, daughter of Wm, angincer.aged 33 ÿ avs.please copy.Johns, Que.nf Wesier tong, Tranthy papers KNIGHT -AU St Tao, lemma, wife 9 y on Sept.3.Knight.si VHATS.LOTHIAN\u2014On the 3rd sèpt.18%, at the Rosa! Victoria Hospitai.Alam Lothian, a native of Svotland.aged 74 years and five months.Noi nf funeral hereaf er.4 MeCUBBIN.\u2014At SL heres«, on Sept.3, 1595.Charles McC'ubbin, fourth son of the late Alexander McCubbin.Funeral from his mother's residence on Thursday.Sth inst.at 11 o'clock.to Grand- morning, .| fully fashioned and spliced Heels, feet and toes, special price, 30c.and danghter of the late Elijah Bowler, aged ' 4 | Embroidered Cashmere Hose, for 45c.+ [ frenisre.Friends and acquaintances will please attend wfthou: further notice, 3 ,Ç REID\u2014At Cardinal, on Ang.21, 1591, of \u2018 Heart failure.Mr.Joseph [fleid.in the $4th year of his age.3 TWIGG.\u2014At Toronto, on Aug.31.1885, Mand (yenevieve Corbett, third daughter of Maj.Wm.Corbett, of Ottawa, and wife nf Thomas H.Twigg, in her 23th year.5 Interment at Ottawa.WILKINSON.\u2014On Aus.homestead, 2nd con.West Chinguacousy.Ont.Mergaret Lowes, widow of the late John Wilkinson, aged S1 vears.3 25, 1895, ar the Those sending notices for the above column may send with them a list of names of interested Jriends, Marked coples of the * Witness containing such notice will be sent free to any address in Canada Montreal excepted.That is made expressly for us.; is pure and fit perfect, and no irritating | Ladies\u2019 Elastic Ribbed Wool Vests, in .Ladies\u2019 Scotch Elastic Merino«Vests, $1.60 Ladies\u2019 Pure Natural Wool Vests, $1.10.oser Boys' and Youths' Clothing, and is selling them tempts parants to buy several sults.Ladies\u2019 Natural Wool Combinations, $2.45.Notices received too late for this column are usually Diaoed on the 6th page, ADVERTISEMENTS.start your children in studies this year upon 3 good piano.We have good pianos, such as Decker.Heintzman and Morris, at moderate prices, for cash or upon month- iv payments.W.Lindsay, 226% 2270 0 Le wise and their musical and 2272 S+.Catherine street.R SEALE & SON, FUNERAL .DIRECTORS, Prone 3463.Cor.Beaver Hall and Dorchester srs.SHIPMAN & GRIFFITH, Funeral Dircctors and Embalmers, 2356 ST.CATHERINE NT.AIWAYS OPEN.TELEPHONE 3020, New Underwear, ; Men\u2019 Baby Linen.Jie of all the Cifferent makrs at very close prices, \u2018 In B)lid Gold, best quality Jens.from 94.Solid Nickel for 81.Regular prie $1,50.rs >; D.BEATTY, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 137 St.Peter Street.oppostte \u2018Wiinezs' Office.We Supply and Lay Tiles FOR ALL PURPOSES, Vestibule, Bath-rooms, Fire Places.Wood Mantels, GAS LOGS AND GRATES, All wor fully guaranteed.JORDAN & LOCKER, 1749 Notre Dame Street.Montreal.Halls, Line of Floor Oflcloths recantly\u2014regu- lar perfect goods, Lut more than the factory needed.Got them low to clear the lot, and wlil shar+ \u2018he profit with you.Price marks start at 20: yard, and stop where you wish.AMES )AYLIS eifer, three years, in milk or calf\u2014R.H.Pope.Heifer.two vears\u2014R.H.Popa.Heifer.one year\u2014R.H.\"ope.Heifer calf\u2014D.M.Wilson, i; R.H.Pope, Best female.any age\u2014R.H.Pope.diploma.Best herd of one bull and four females\u2014 R.H.Pope, diploma and $10.Ayrshires\u2014Bulls, three years and up\u2014Reb- e-wson & Ness, 1; J.N.Greenshields, I; IL.Robertson, 3.Bulls.two vrars and up\u2014AÀ.MrCallum.Bull, one year\u2014Thomas Drvsdals.1: R.Robertson & Neas.2; A.McCallum & son, 3.Bull calf-A.McCallum & Sen.1; Raobert- gon & Ness, 2: J.N.Greenshiecld=.3.Bull, any age\u2014T.Drysdale.diploma.Cow, four years and up-\u2014T.Drysdale, 1; Robertson Ness, 2; A.M:Tatlum & Son.3, Heifer.three years\u2014Rohertson & Ness.1; T.Drysdale, 2; 'P.Davidson, *.Helfer, two years\u2014Robertson & Ness, 1: T.Drysdale.2; A, M-Callum & Sos 7.Helfer.one vear-Robertson & Ness, 1: A.McCallum & Son, 2; J.N.Greenshields.à.Heifer ralf, Robertson & Ness, 1: T.Drys- dale.2; T.Davidson, 3 Dest female, any age\u2014Robertson & Ness, diploma.Best herd of one bull and four females\u2014 Robertson & Ness.Jorseys\u2014Bull, three years and up\u2014E.P.Bgll.1; FF.& Wetherdale, 2: C.C.Hanson.3.Bull, two vears\u2014Coleman, 1: F.& Wether- all, 2: EF.P.Ball, 3.Bull.one year\u2014E.P, Ball.1; Mrs.Ball.2: C.Bull calf\u2014E.I\u2019.Ball, C.Hanson.3.Bull, any age\u2014E.P.Dall.diploma.Cow, four years and up-F.P.Ball.1; C.C.Hanson.2; Mrs.Ball.3.Heifer, three years\u2014E.P.Ball, 1; C.C.Hanson, 2.Heifer.two vears\u2014F.8.Wetherall, 1; E.P.Ball, 2: Mr.Frank, 3.Heifer.one year\u2014 Mr.Frank, 1; E.P.Ball.2: Mrs.Ball, 8.Heifer calf\u2014E.P.Ball, 1; Mrs.Ball.2; C.C.Hanson, 3.\u2014\u2014 ra flowers, fruits, vegetables and graizs good, notwithstanding the manv A) declarations that the drough: ae aging and disastrous.The pm - very fine.Kingston has for som.+.held a foremost place in this aus ment.Machinery was light as! \u2026 .\u201c.to local exhibitors.The new a.the carriage works, was large = dence.The display was fascina » horses, cattle, sheep and pigs we.but not extensive.The hutter a: .: was excellent, while the produ.-.buns, jams, pickles and preserve \u2014of the housewives were dem ing.The week's atractions ars merous and include ballonn baseball matches and horse rave afternoon the attendance was ver THE BEDFORD Falk.Bedford, Que., Sept.4\u2014The M.County fair opened the second je.tne same favorable circumstar.the first day, viz., fine warm wry.- a cloudless sky.Croxds came All parts of the country and j mated that over eight thouss were on the grounds to-day the principal items of the > programme were the trotting ».a bicycle race, cne mile, three.first prize given by Mecss- Mullin & Co., of the People: Store; second.by Messrs.Hill a merchants.Some of the fines: of ladies\u2019 work to he scen in \u20ac consists of fine hand knit lares patterns and deacriptions, also display of stuffed birds, animals C.H.Corey and crayon pict.ings, etc., bv Mrs.F.C.Borde was a balloon ascension giv Kickapoo Indian Medicine © :- night in front of their concert +- delighted the crowds remai -: night in town.COMMERCIAL WITR Fe OF: - v Wednesday, Se; à oa} WHOLESALE PRICES Cable advices to the Board © 7 - \u2018x morning are as fnllows \u2014J,nd - dav.Sept.4.1805.\u2014Cargneg À a.as bec rather worse, maize quiet.c\u2018arg- age and for shipment! wheat a= maize quieter; American whea™ °° Ad per cental lower: la Plata sv 258 T12d; tWnA cargnes af when og fornia wheat arrived far Hu} 4 lish enuntry markets quiet, Fron Liverpool spnt whea'! easy, sp Minneapolis first bakers\u2019 flour erpnol futures, wheat wedk, Oct.58 14 Nov.Ds lee Te maize weak, 2s 7d Sept: 2s 4: 713 Nov.38 \"Led Dec, 38 44 Fab.: wheat in Paris JS 75 5ei flour in Paris.4220 Sept, 42.70 In Mllwaukee wheat opened gt and 61e Dec.Tiwi In Duluth wheat opencd at 8 = sai,e Dec.In New York wheat opened a: ©: 64% cc Oct AfTge Dec.T0, Va opened at 40¢ Sept, S830 br .3534c May.In Detroit wheat openel a: 6°.A414 Dec.tSe May.In Toledo whéat Cencod ai A807, 64lpc to féSge Per.BSine May.Grain\u2014Generally the market \u2018« prices are mors or less nominal.ever, are firmer.We quote No.?oats.per 34 lbs.Peas.per 6 Ihs.in store.Barley.feed Co Flour\u2014A dragging mark $ - We auote:\u2014 Spring wheat.patents Manitoba strong bakers Winter patents.nomina! Straight rollers.Meal\u2014Market very que 0 We qnuote:-\u2014 Granulated, in br!s Standard, in hkris .\u2026.Rolled cats, brls .Feed\u2014Market du'! ad » x Bran s- Shorts .ot Provisione\u2014- uv denan i > quotations, We qu or Canadian short Ua FT Hams, city cure t pes = Lard.compour me a Lard.pusr woes Bacon : Cheese-Catle deciinsd thos 37s bd.locally Aneyust mak- at from Te © T9e fer French to Ze for Pntar.e, Eggs A steady market ness.Quotations raug 17 - for Jots.and ll*Le qu 16 for osx Bntter\u2014The market is fines, vv quote :-\u2014Creamery : Jilge: Townships, Ne to Ihe Wy to ldc.MOVEMENTS IN GRAIN AN Recipe Best female, any age\u2014E.P.Ball.diploma.Best herd of one bull and four females-\u2014 E.P.Ball.diploma and 810.Guernseys\u2014Bull.three years and up\u2014J.N.Greenshields.1: S.A.Fisher.2.Bull, two years\u2014Mr.Lawrenre.Bull.one year\u2014J.N.Greenshields.Cow, four vears and up\u2014J.N.Greenshie'ds, 1: &.A.Fisher, 4; Mr.Lawrence, 3.Heifer, three rvrars\u2014J.N.Greenshields, 1.Heifer.two years\u2014Mr.JLawrence, 1; J.N.Greenshields.2; S.A.Fisher, 3.Heifer.one year\u2014J.N.Greenshlelds, 1; S.A.Fisher, 2.Heifer calf\u2014S.shields, 2.Test female, any age\u2014J.N.Greenshields, diploma.Best herd of bull and four females\u2014J.XN.Greenshlelds.diploma and $10.Holsteins\u2014 Bulls.four years and up\u2014McDuf- fee & Butters.Bull.one year\u2014MeDuffee & Butlers, 1; B.Robert, 2.Bull calf\u2014McDuffee & Butters.Bull, any age\u2014McDuffee & Butters, loma.Cow, four years and up\u2014McDuffee & But- A.Fisher.1, J.N.Green- ters.Heifer, three vears\u2014McDuffee & Butters.Heifer, two vears\u2014McDuffee & Butters.Helfer, one vear\u2014M Duffee & Butter.Heifer, calf\u2014MeDuffee & Butters.Best female, any age\u2014McDuffee & Butters, diploma.Best herd\u2014McDuffee & Butters, diploma.MIDLAND CENTRAL FAIR.Kingston, Ont., Sept.4.\u2014The Midland Central Fair opened on Labor Day with an attendance of five thousand, chiefly to see the baseball contest, Guelph vs.the Granites.On Tuesday the exhibits were in place and a very successful show was presented.The palace had a very extensive display of fancy and general goods, manufactured here and elsewhere.The ladies\u2019 work was Up to the standard in richness and newness.The art department was not well filled, but the pictures shown were good.The public school scholars exhibited neat specimens play of furniture by Messrs.H.A.Wild- \u2019 of vertical writing and also drawing.The Bull, any age\u2014J.N.Greenshlelds.diploma.dip- At Chicago\u2014 Wheat.hush LL Corn, bush .17 Oats, hush 1 Flour, brls At New York\u2014 Wheat, bush Corn, bush So Oats, hush .20220 Flour.br\u2019s : Flour, sacks A; Milwaukee\u2014 Wheat, bush Duluth\u2014 Wheat.bush Ac Dretroit\u2014 Wheat.bush 2.000000 0 17 At Minneaplis\u2014 | Wheat, bush 0000000 21 At St.Louis \u2014 Wheat, bush ( At Toledo\u2014 Wheat, bush > RECEIPTS IN MANTLE ! GT HK Ci K ; Wheat, bush .i Corn, bush i Qats, bush .qe Flour, brls ; Ashes, brls Bntter, pkgs .SIL Cheese, Dxs 1480 Le Pork, brls l.ard, tierces .Eggs, cases .Ham.bacon, bis.De Leather, rolls .LIVERPOOL MARKET PRIT JSO SH PISE Liverpool, sept.+ 2d to 5s 3d; red winter.- No.1 Cola.3s 01d to os 170d ov peas.4s 11d: pork.i3s 04.lard heavy.34s Gd; light.27s, hen CONSOLE.London.Sept.4 10 FT OU Money, 107 5-16; account.17» TP Eel.EEE 81 RS + v , .* + PPE 2 Oo wa de 9 5 rn t - ê D 1d m in > 3.ols.WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, ges cr 1898.+ ir PSE A EE PE Fr Bh CE - 2 tbe lm 401 2 Co Fr x .La.A Me Te SN Pa a THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.3.WORK OY THE YACHTS, ~(E \u2018 VALKYRIE III.\" WILL PUT ON WHITF \"AINT, \u2014 J \u2014_ Cop ACK WAS SUL RD OFF LAST NIGHT Sept.4\u2014By lamplight, mh and the rays of the electric .\u2018a Erie Basin, thirty-five men _ + \u201cearly all night scraping, plan- 4 poiisding the top sides of the .-\u2026 ili.and before noon to-day qk paint will have disappeared vater line up, and she will ap- coat of spotless white.Black y varht's sides, above the wa- is not tv Lord Dun- ; \u2018 He believes, as maay à.\u2018La \u2018he lines of à boat are : «gh* - \u2014 Ly wbite pain: so he r_rs ye=\"erday that the first thing «heû the yacht was put in wi be to scrape off the black nis boat appear as she did en wads, < in De.An additional - vhange is that black paint sun's rays more than white.srrive ! at thé basin about 4.39 \u201cas y before the last water :* of the big Boston dock, \u201cvrie dry for the nuit.Stages were put up painters were soon at s'ardvoard side scraping it, ven and carpenters tack- wea bell to mark the wager LT sie.IX Was slow work a° *ack paint off.By 1439 hai scraped neariy half British waters\u2014in a coat reason | men Lou; | | *.p he starooard side, from e Æaterine.They were ati ** rakitz advant&ge of the | = nt likeiy that the te xater iine will be : Th ++ at work say It ,s- Sql as Er oth as glass and.: water line.\" t,c'avd Kerser, De- (over Glennie dined | An ) ar tne Er.Basin anti] co \u201c0° géemPns cotender +\" or Frilav muoroing, when Che float-1 Tha official of the New York Yaoi Fovelon, AY zy over Horh dow, Serotec Defender\u201d Te lan there Por megsiirement, soi then procecd Toyo the ; - 5 SIT Tar the Taces, measrnmen ts of ne Dos *\u201c Ps Tire Vailvrie\" HE not feux uni Friday.ant =.v.enoURa has hes \u201che spars and hulls of de 1 Trasonahbe estimmate of \"hs of the vachs untohe g ven hy che cha = tipo that che be that Che LIT, sieons Ameri- dad to cake time, alrhon 1zh + > cae nich as Papen ed Tre well-known vact 5 5 wile, and many returned to the steamer for shel- fonr sons, cne daughter and several ter, and remained there till the boat left.grand-children, The committee of arrangements were Messrs.\u2014\u2014\u2014 J.R.Bain (vhailrmnan).F.MeRae, R.Lyneh, A.Little.J.Bloomfield, and E.MeMahon, - ns a Cem Gn wR 0H, re oat KENSINGTON.Onr Coach ieaves foot of Tannery Hill, every day, at 2.3) No charge Our Grand Boulevard is very fine, Orchard !ots make à good inves anent.Prices ave low anl terms the easiest.Agent D tac ground every da).KENSINGTON LAND dO., 62 Temple Buliding.4 +.A GARDEN PARTY.The garden party and open air concert given recently by Derby L.O.L.No.224, on the grounds at the corner of St.Urbain and Prince Arthur streets will be repeated on Monday evening next, at the same place.SELECT KNIGHTS PICNIC.The annual picnic and games under the auspices of Crescent Legion, No.4, Select Knights of Canada, took place at Isle Gros- bois.on Saturday.At.2 o'clock the steamer \u2018Filgate\u2019 left the Jacques Cartier wharf with between five and six hundred excursionisfs, CANADIAN TRADING & SHIPPING CO.The petition of the Filsbury Distillery Company for a winding up order tv put the Canadian Trading & Shipping Company into liquidation wes presented in : court by Mr.Maclennan.ihis morning.Wilson, with liabilities Mr.Greenshields appeared on behalf of \" {the Trading Comphny and asked for the production of his learned confrere's power of at£crney from the English firm asking the order, before replying to the petition, So far there was but a cable- ram signed \u2018 Legist\u2019 and he wished w see an pfficial power of attorney.He was satisfied as to the question oi security for costs.Mr.Maclenpan asked that a delay of three weeks be fixed for ASSIGNMENT AT ST.ISIDORE.Ulderic Gibeau, manufacturer of bay presses at St! Isidore, has assigned at the demand of J.H.of about $8,000.Arthur Gibeau, trader, of the same place, has also assigned at the demand of Jos.Glbeau,with liabilities of about $4,000.\u2014_\u2014 A STABBING AFFRAY.Two cattlemen aboard the SS.\u2018 Lake Ontario,\u2019 George Black and Paul Stebley, A ) YTV \\ ADC starter.Tho fudges were Messrs.Wm.Ren- Were peeling potatoes yesterday in order a .; \u201cer of attoruer.STANDAR OF FINEN] CHEESE, shaw (Deputy District Supreme Commander).to earn their nouonday repast, when they she production o jhe power 0 OTRES - J.C.Ho Brooks, and PP.O'Riley.The fol- had some altercation over each other's \u2019 Bee ome Jowing were the winners of the races:\u2014 expertness in that line, or the results SA PAL a1 THE TRADE ANNIOUS FOR AN AC.|, Young ments race.220 yards.open\u2014I.G.shown, it is not very clear which.At THE \u201c DRACONA\u201d MISITAP.rown: 2.J).Burns: 3, G.Smith.; .acte a N .= .; - So CEPTABLE DEFINITION.Boys\u2019 race, 42 years and under.50 yards\u2014 all events Black, to give greater force Quebec.Sept.4\u2014Lieut, W.H.Smith, Howam.to Ris contentions stabbed Siebley, who is an Old Country Frenchnian, in the neck, about an inch behind the jugular vein.The accused was placed in irons R.N.R.has opencd an investigation into the stranding of thy $8.© Dracena.\u2019 near Fame Point.Captain Baxter.of ae wrecked steamer, and some cther wit- 1, H.McCallum: 2, I.Bain: 3, D.3irle\u2019 race, 10 vears and under, 30 yards\u2014 1.EE.McRaed 2 1.Brady; 3, M.MeGrana- Butter and Cheese | han.À meeting of the Association took place yesterday ufter- | | Bova.8 vears and under.2 yards\u2014 abvard shin and when she arrived In esses have been examined.- noon in the Board of Trade building, +Hh 4 G Lynch 3H Poe Re Heron: port Constabie Picard arrested the ac- _\u2014 -.\u2014 : .- 3.l.yne J .ec -, i ; y ; et 4.cused.When brought before Jud - - : - : \u201cpa the object of establishing an nniversally Voung ladies race.je yards.M, Mer gas, In the Maciel rapes: Cour a bu NOTES AND NOTICES.0 .\u201c ; rrañahan: 2.3.rady: 3.M.synch; 4 25, : Fo.5° re: - .1AC P- y su I draw eer tr Welline acceptable standard for finest chesse.Mr.A MeRae: 3 M.Logan.nied his guilt and was remanded for en- t The Rev are We nN elnne MeKergow moved that the follwing es Married ladies\u2019 race.members\u2019 wives, 50 QUEte.on.Lape GIGDF, 5° ae eh Mrs.Lynch.- a = been attending D.L.vards\u20141, Mrs.Brady; 2, sentials, viz, \u2018clean in flavor, close in arri men'e r A .i - conference, and Chicago Dible Institute, ; ! ' Married men\u2019s race.me mbetrs over 4 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE.A z .ES ; Mont re - make, trne in color, fall bodied and silky | years, 100 yards.handicap\u2014!l, J.R.Bain; wil hold {Wo meerings in - irreat el In texture, cheddar shapes, uuniforna in | 2 Wm.Renshaw: 3, MH.McGuire.The Epworth League of the Montreal Friday, Sept.5, 1865.3 p.m.American size and good, well-fitting boxes,\u2019 should | Fat Van's race, members 190 Ibs.and Conference of the Methodist Church, of Presbyterian Church; 8 pm.Stanley be adopted as the definition of Bnost TY a ma Cox; 2, H, Me- which the Rev.Manly Benson, LAD.js Street Presbyterian Church.These mevt- chesse.\u2018 | \"Married ladies rare, 190 yards, open-\u20141, President, will hold its first annual con- Ings are particularly helpful to Caris- This définition, however, was not ae-| Mrs.Brady; 2 Mrs.Lowe (tle): 2, Mrs.vention at Brockville on Tuesday, Sept, tlans.ë f ai te: cu cu \u2018 - \u2019 \u201d 24, \u2014P 3 y 7 1 ; oe = - - 1 ceptable te the majortty and was with- | Penny.- 74-\u2014Proceedings will cpen at two pm.| egtimpnial of Mr.Leduc, formerly of drawn.! Hirls' race.S years and nnder, 50 yards\u2014 lustinz until the evening of the day fol- the newspaper the © Parle.presenily After some iscussi it wne : 1.M.Kendall: 2, E.Brady: 3.IL.Brady.lowing.A Tull and varied programme +, \u201c6 st JL cpoott FE tie ar 1 A LA some further discussion it vus Narried men's race.members, 100 yarde\u2014 has been rovided for exch In Bra five Panker, 76 SL.James siroet: I ike under decided t0 Eppolut a committee fn conter JL OM.Morrisser: © P.Ward: 3 AI, Ve.185 be praviaed IC it i signed, declare and cvriify \u2018hat Heing : th Pret _ ; 1, TK M.Morrissey: 2, P.ard: 3, M.Me sessions and a number of talented speak ; 2° wit ref.Robertson to endeavor to 2T-\" (inire: 4 R.Lyneh.sessio: a Can os let Le spé IK- confined to my bed vith aeute inflam- ; range satistactory \u2018standards\u2019 which wold | Boys\u2019 race, 15 years and under, 10 vards\u2014 oh secured, © A ae PL ren Generas inatory rheumatism, aud being utieriy mect th» views of luspection and of the 1, D.McRae: ?.L.Bain: 3.B.Moodie.acm are : : > er unable to move arm ur leg.© had re- i trade.Messrs, MeKergow, Hodgsof and ' Committee race, 1% \u2018yards\u2014!.R.Lynch: Superintendent, and the Rev.A.C, Crews, course 70 Pelynice Oil.Twen:iv-faur N Brice were named a committee for thin a J.R.Bain: 2, Wm.Renshaw: 4, TH.Me- Reners] Se of joe } inday-school heurs after the application | was not urpose, Thev vw ar da an mire.; and cpwort seague oar, .3 ms ne fre EN ; pur} y will report to the associa The winners of the bean guess will be p es only rid of tae pains from which | had tion at a future meeting.Among those present at the since the hezinning of enabled on the been suffering On account of the my illness.but | was rain several of the events had to be put off.announced in a few days.+ 1 STE A .axe mecilng GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, Peg A a bo rat.were: Messrs.John MeKergow, J.A.Vail- The managing committee deserve great Return of trafffe for week ending Aug.31, very next day to begin to attend to my Tai lancourt, J.C.Warrington, GG.Hodge, praise for the systematic manner in which 1865 : Qu daily work.In fact I was completely ie F.Duckett, J.J.Kirkpatrick, I).A.JM.e- they conducted the whole affair to such a , ; 1505, IN, ,|\u20acured.I could not too strongly rccom- - Pherson, A.I.Hodgson, A.J.Brice, A.|Sucfessful termination.assenger train earnings .31:0.3%0 3133.143 mend the use of Polynics Gil tu persons 2RT03E 235.061 The \u2018Fflgate' left the island at six o'cloek, and after a fine sail arrived at her wharf a ttle after etght o'clocx.On account of the rain t \u20ac foctball match was not nlaved.W.Grant, J.Dalrymple, P.W.McLagan, lrelght train carnings J.Oliver, D.McPherson, and Prof.inub- e¢rtson, Dairy Commissioner.\u2014 sufierirg from rheumatism as being of HAUT, 3u8 $233,712; wonderful efficiency.(Signed}, Total Cees Increase, 1895, $13.60% 1 LEDUC, Banper.- oe x ar CTT cme eT See So t eu : ; 4 7: i pe ro EL C0 a a Ee 3 veg = Boa.mt om ng eli a a Fi po Su qe oo} A aa oe Weekly Calendar, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.Only $1.00! Go Now TO CARILLON AND BACK.By palace steamer \u2018 Sovereign,\u201d daily, Take 8 a.m.train for Lachine.Panorama ot Scenic Beauty.(GANADAS GREAT EXPOSITION AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR.TORONTO.SEPTEMBER 2nd to the 14th, 1895, EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILWAYS.The Greatest and Best Annual Fair on this continent.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER O.JELITY, Keep the Following Date Open.\u2014THE\u2014 Y.M.C.A.BIUYCLE CLUB INVITE YOU TO JOIN THEM ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPT.3th, in a Parade around the city headed by a Regimental Band.All the city clubs will take part, and through the press, all Cyclists, both Ladies and Gentlemen, are invited to take part, whether they are members of any club or not.The start will be from the Ÿ.M.C.A.bulld- Ing at 5.3 p.m.sharp.dus clubs are requested to show their colors as much as possible.Y.M.C.A.Bicycle Club will form on Metcalfe street.Montreal Birycle Club will form on Mansfield, near Dorchester.Wanderers Dleycle Club will form on Dor- chester, opposite Ÿ.M.C.A.Clty Cycling Club will form on Dorchester near Mansfield.Shamrock Blrycle Club will form on Dor- chester, arnund square.Ramblers Bicycle Ciub will form on Dor- chester.near Windsor.Visiting Cyclists will form on Dorchester, around Stanley.CHARLES MANHIRE, Captain.2 MIZPAH LODGE, No.3,1.0.0.F.hy i re = CN Ns The Regular Weekly Meeting of NÉS A the Lodge will he held TO-MOR- oH No?ROW (Thursday! EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock, in their Lodge Room, the Academy nf Music, 13 Victorie street, as the Monthly Rally will take plore at 8 o'clock.Every member ahould make an effort to bo present.A.E.ESDON.Rec.-Secy.Fripay, SEPTEMBER 6.THE WRITINGS OF Rev.Andrew Murray ARE TO BE HAD AT W.DRYSDALE «& CO.8, 2 St, James S:rect, 2363 St.Catherine Street.AN OPFORTUNITY TO HEAR TIM FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Sept.6th, at 3 p.m.AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN OHTRCH.At 8 p.m.STANLEY ST.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.UNION PICNIC Mountain \u201ctreet and Douglas Methodist Sunday-school, SATURDAY, Sept.7th, 1893, To Sherringham Parke, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, Daily Witness, £3.00, Weekly Witness, 81.00 ; with reductions to clubs; Northern Messenge., 50 1 ies, to one address, $3.25 ; 20, $4.40; 50, For irc Gritain add $1.04 per annum for postage on Wee rives : 28c on Northern Messen- er ; £3.80 on Daily Witness.¢ The im: edition of the DAILY WITNESS is delivered in the city every evening of publication ak $4.00 per annum, gmt ADVERTISING RATES.DAILY WITNESS.Five lines and upwards, 10c per line.Contract on favorable terms.WEEKLY WITNESS.With large type or cuts, 20c per line.One-third reduction fe set in our usual omall advertising types.Special contract rates.GND AT, an The Baily 40 itness.WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.The riots between the Mohammedans and Hindoos of a district in the Bombay presidency, necessitating the interference of the British police, is an illustration of the enmity which exists almost everywhere throughout India, and which makes it possible for a few thousand British troops to enforce British rule in a population of nearly three hundred millions of highly civilized, wealthy people.It proves the necessity for British government too.If the British withdrew from India to-morrow there would be massacres, followed by civil war in many provinces, ending, pro- bablr.in the establishment of many Mchammedan and a few Hindoo states, which would always be more or less at war with one another.There are about two hundred millions of Hindoos and about fifty millions of Mohammedans, but the Mohammedans are to a man warriors, while the Hindoos, with the exception of one or two peoples, are weak and effeminate, though very clever mentally.\u2014_\u2014 A GERM.There is said to be in the mind of Mr.Joseph Chamberlain, the new and very capable head of the colonial department in the Imperial Government, a scheme to associate with himself a committee of experts in colonial matters.The problem has for some ten years back been a central one in British statesmen have to do with is the planting of seeds and watching and tending their growth.This committee of experts, presumably colonial men, may be in Mr.Chamberlain\u2019s creative mind the first germ of what will grow into an imperial polity as distinguished from a metropolitan parliament exercising authority over a system of colonial governments.\u2014____ A MERCIER MONUMENT.The proposal to erect a monument to the memory of Mr.Mercier, the late premier of this province, seems to have been taken under serious consideration by the Liberals of Mont- \u2018real, and the first moves have been made to carry it out.Mr.Mercier was personally an extremely winning man, who made firm and fast friends in private life, both among the English and French-speaking people.Many of these will no doubt be glad of an opportunity of testifying to the endurance of their friendly feeling, and it seems not improbable, therefore, that the monument will be erected.There will be no race antagonism aroused by a proposal to do any honor to Mr.Mercier that people may, however mistakenly, have it in their hearts to do him.The Eng- lish-speaking people of this province, the minority, even never regarded Mr.Mercier as an enemy or opponent of their race or religion ; on the contrary, they were convinced that at heart and in mind he was in that respect, as in many others, a man of the widest and most liberal feelings and opinions.The National party, whether intended to be a French- Canadian party or not, never aroused any very real antagonism in the hearts of the English people, who believed that its course and its work tended to liberalize and enlighten and arouse the French-Canadians.There are probably few who, looking back and comparing what the French- Canadian people were before the days of the National party, with what they are now, but will admit that a considerable change was brought about, that progress in independent thought was made, and a good deal of the credit for this is given by English- speaking people to the influence of Mr.Mercier.Another debt that the people of this province owe to the late premier is for the education of the majority to the policy of the province assuming the effective control of the public institutions.That was a great work, and the English-speak- ing people were specially indebted to him for the liberal policy he pursued and made popular in dealing with the institutions of the English-speaking people.Although Mr.Mercier\u2019s party was the minds of all students of the British imperial svstem how to plant the germs of an imperial unity in which the colonies would cease to be subsidiary and become co-ordinate mem- Tickets \u2014Adults, 50e.Children, 25.~ em or Duchess: of York\u201d will leave Canal Basin i (fout +1 Duke street) at 830 a.m, and St.Gabrie Locks \u2018fuct oi Seigneurs st.) at 9 o'clock sharp.| TurspAY, SEPTEMBER 10.A UAL AGRICULTURAL AL \u2018 AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, OF THE \u2014 JACQUES CARTIER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, On the grounds of the Bel-Air Jockey Club, Dorval, Lachine Parish, on SEPT.10, Doors open at 6 a.m.1% a.m.The ftoliswing invitations have been been Offic'al opening at terdered for the occasion:\u2014Hon.Commis- ; sioner of Agricuiture, Provinre of Quebec; the Rev.Canon RMaiot, Agricultural Missionary: Hon.J.R.Thibaudeau, senator; Hon.Wirid Provost, M.1LC.: Messrs.D».Gir- ouari, M P.: J.A.Descarries, M.P.P., and C.S.Stevenson.At 1 p.n., great races will take place, preceded by a Grand Parade of Trotting and Racing Horses, Trotting Ras, Flat Races, Pony Races, bers of the imperial structure.That i the present relationship of subordination is necessarily a condition of unstable equilibrium, adapted only to the adolescent stage of the dependent countries, no one questions.It would neni.The only thing which makes it tolerable to the colonies is the un- and temporary\u2014that it Is a condition forth into some form of maturity.yet arrived seems obvious from the clamant and confident and irresponsible way in which the dependent communities look to their mother state for a protection to which they contribute nothing.All feel, how- Bicycle Recas, Laseball Maton, Potato Races, Sports and Games of ali sorts.Spe-ial Prizes offered by the Ayrshire Drecding and Importing Association.Mr.J.| ever, that it is time to be thinking of | and providing for a stage of matur- | ity either within or without the im- A.Descarries, M.P.P., Mr.Laidger Corri- : veau, President, and Mr.Thomas Leclerc, SEE The Chty and Lachine Bands will play a select progremime of music «during the afternoon.Arrangements have been made with the Grand Trunk Railway Company to have all trains stop at \u2018he grounds.let no vne FAIL to visit this Exhibition, ! which will be unequalled, and will eclipse that of Montreal.By order of the Board of Directors.J.A.CHAILRET.Secretary-Treasurer.Ste.Genevieve, Jacques Cartier County.- PROTESTANT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.Medical superintendent's report for week ending Aug.31: Number of patients in residence, 266; admissions, 7; discharged, cured, ¢; applications for admission.4 | perial system.The inclusive form is i that which instinctively commends itself to that instinct in us which we citizens or colonists.The problem how to bring the colonies into a relation of organic equality with the metropolitan state is admittedly not one that can be suddenly solved by a reorganization of the empire.The United States wrote out a constitution and sprung full clad in that panoply to a place among the nations ; but every development in British history has been organic ; it has grown from within outward\u2014from less to more, first the blade, then the ear, then the full corn in the ear, What indeed be a distressing state of affairs: if it could be thought of as perma- | derlying conviction that it is unstable of growth from which these communities must in the fulness of time burst: That the time of maturity has not\u2019 term loyalty, whether we be home called Nationalist, it never while in power passed acts which compelled the mercantile classes, and \u2018therefore the English-speaking peo- ble, to contribute more than their share of the revenue.The English- | speaking people of this province, | therefore.not only have no race feeling against Mr.Mercier, but they have i no reason for such feeling; they have, | on the contrary, reason for regarding \u2018him as liberal and wide-minded.They will not, therefore, oppose the erection of a monument to him or the , paying to his memory any honor because of race feeling.But the great \u201cmajority of them doubtless will be found unfavorable to the idea of having it go forth to the world that his public course on the whole was such as the Canadian people delight to honor.His regime, notwithstanding what has already been said about it, was one notorious principally for waste, extravagance and corruption and for maladministration.It was in F | i ! ministrations of Sir John Macdonald were in a very large way.Sir John Macdonald was the type of the successful Canadian politician, and Mr.Mercier, ambitious for power, followed in his footsteps, adopted his methods, and attempted to administer the Province of Quebec exactly after the fashion Sir John Macdonald administered the Dominion.Mr.Mercier made the mistake of supposing that the Liberals of Quebec would support him in doing what the Conservatives of the Dominion supported Sir John Macdonald in doing.While Sir John Macdonald enjoyed high honor, Mr.Mercier was ! driven in ignominy from public office.! Sir John Macdonald's memory has been honored with monuments all over the Dominion ; why not Mr.Mer- 3 a small way what the successive ad-\u2019 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, | Seite Sate WEDNESDAY, cier ?Why not, indeed ?Sir John Macdonald had a longer career in a greater field, and did much greater evil, if much greater good.But then we suppose Sir John Macdonald\u2019s monuments are as much bigger and more numerous than Mr.Mercier\u2019s will be.In both cases, however, the people who erect monuments to their memory are also erecting monuments which will testify now and hereafter to their ideas of what is worthy of bonor in public life.rt HIGH LICENSE.If any of our readers are still under the impression that high license is a reform measure, because it reduces the number of saloons, we trust that they will read thoughtfully the \u2018Sun\u2019s\u2019 complaint on be- Ralf of the liquor dealers, published in our \u2018Spirit of the Press.\u2019 The \u2018Bun\u2019 asserts that the saloon business in this city is ruined by excessive compelition and would be greatly improved by cutting down the number of licenses one-half.If the license fees had been raised high enough to cut down the number of licensed saloon-keepers in this city from say 9,000 to 5,000, a great to do would have been made about it as a victory for the temperance cause, and yet, if we can believe the \u2018Sun,\u2019 and it ought to know, that is exactly what the richer liquor dealers would like to see.And no man with eyes in his head will have any doubt about the correctness of the \u2018Sun's\u2019 assertion that one-half of the number of saloons would be sufficient to supply all demands.The whole business would then be divided among a smaller number of saloons and these would make larger profits.They would consequent- lv be able to offer greater attractions, and the temptation to young men to become fre- guenters of saloons would thereby be increased.\u2014New York \u2018Witness.\u2019 One of the worst features of high license is the greater attractions which the higher license fee is unrder- stood to render necessary.The payment of large money is certainly counted in the popular mind good reason for introducing features which might otherwise have been forbidden.To the ordinary man money makes anything respectable.To the respectable saloon ig added as a natural side show the respectable resort for bad women, the respectable gambling hell, the respectable display of fleshly art, and so forth \u2018ad libitum.\u2019 5d Toy Arion ST vue [eu \u201ctous, - - aan SPRING pope Q oe CHINA AMBIGUOUS.Uncle Sam\u2014\u2018Awful, isn\u2019t it?The Chinaman\u2014\"Which?\u2014 \u2018Inter-Ocean, Chicago.\u2018It is hardly likely that the Untted States will enter into hearty co-operation with England in efforts of this kind, one reason being that we are not sufferers in the sense that the English are sufferers, and we have not the diplomatic reasons to urge us to action, and, furthermore, we can not approach the Chinese Government with the clean hands that the English can, If certain of our people have been maltreated in China, some of their property destroyed, and they themselves driven, out of the place in which they have resided for fear of losing their lives.it would not be difficult for the Chinese aathorities to point out, when the American protest against such action was lodged at Pekin, that such form of treatment did not differ, except on the score of great humanity, from the treatment that Chinese subjects had repeatedly received in the United States during the last eight or ten years.On a number of different occasions the Chinese have been made the victims of mob violence, and until we are prepared to show that we are as civilized as we claim to be, and insure the safety of foreigners residing within our borders, we can not honestly get into a fine state of indignation when some of our own people are treated in much the same manner that we have been too often accustomed to treat the Chinese.\u2019 \u2014\u2018The Herald,\u2019 Boston If Great Britain is to be taken as fn- cluding Canada\u2014and why not, seeing that the Canadian missionaries who were harried at Chen-tu are at this very moment looking to her for pro- tection\u2014it becomes by no means clear that China would be without a similar plea against her.We are assured that the Chinese in Montreal get a good many more unprovoked drubbings than are heard of.Barbarians everywhere are liable to pound a man of different race if they are not afraid of him, but we doubt if many of the savage races are as bad as our own in this respect.White people have travelled alone through most heathen countries.ELECTRICITY FROM CITY REFUSE.The subject of how to realize some benefit and profit from the refuse and rubbish of cities is one that is engagivg to a large extent the attention of sanitarians and engineers and there is a decided opinion that the turning of wuste into wealth is a problem that will very shortly be solved on practical lines, in spite of the toubts recently expressed by Colonel Waring, the famous street cleaner of New York.In England especially this question has been taken up and discussed with much earnestness.The outcome, according to a writer in a recent number of \u2018Chambers\u2019s Journal, is not merely the adoption of the system ol cremating the refuse, but at the same time to use it as fuel, in the generation of electric power.The project is one that seems to be entirely feasible.It is found by reliable statistics that London elone produces 1,500,000 tons of refuse per an- num.All this vast accumulation has hitherto been going to waste.Conveyance to the sea was practised with success, but It inyolved the expenditure of a good deal of energy and money; and under these circumstances, the adoption of cremators, in which the rubbish is wholly consumed by fire, came more and more into favor.so that at the present moment the majority of the principal English cities are elther constructing or about to construct the new refuse cre- mator.Much heat is necessarily evolved in the destruction of refuse, and the icea is now gaining ground that such heat may be largely and advantageously utilized in the production of steam power and «lec- tricity, instead of being permitted to run to waste.The production of a furnace sultable for the most economical combustion of all kinds of refuse has necessarily required much time and skill, and it was only after twenty-five years cf close application to the problem that the late M.Fountain De Livet, a French engincer, succeeded in securing a powerful natural draught in furnaces without artificial means and in consuming rubbish without smoke or noxious fumes of any kind.A destructor, erected on the Livet system, now in operation at Halifax, in Yorkshire, produces from the combustion of the refuse, electric current sufficient for scme 2,000 candle-power arc lights, and a search light of 25,000 candle-power.According to recent experiments, the result obtained in the Livet furnace from an ordinary sample of town refuse is pronounced by experts to be equivalent to about cne- third or one fifth its weight in coal,\u2014 namely, from three to five pounds of refuse will generate as much heat as one pound of coal; while the refuse after consumption is found to be a clean, massive, metallic clinker, well fitted for road material, or, after being ground up, for making mortar.The time is coming when, in one way or another, all large cities will find a source of revenue in their refuse and rubbish, far above the amounts now raised by taxation for the coliection and removal of such accumulations.\u2014 \u2018Christian Work, ess AN INDIAN MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.The change which has taken place in regard to the representation of India in parliament {is remarkable.The single Indian member of the late House of Commons was a Parsee gentleman who had spent most of his adult life in England and who professed an extreme form of London Radicalism.We are constantly assured, and assured on good grounds, that the Indian peoples are among the most conservative in the world.However ill-suited Mr.Naoroji may have been to act as the mouthpiece of such races, he deserves to be honcrably remembered for the perseverance which enabled him to win his way into parliament and practically prove that the House of Ccmmons is open to our Indian fellow-subjects.The gentleman who succeeds Mr.Na- oroji as the only Indian member of the House is one who has earned the right to speak for India by a life of practical experience both in the British provinces and in the native states.Mr.Bhownag- gree is free from any suspicion of bias which might have been imputed, however unfairly, to a British official.His reputation was chiefly made in independent positicns, and especially as the Judicial adviser of a feudatory state.He has consistently.declared that conservatism is the essential characteristic of the Indian mind and the true basis of Indian progress, while the Indian Radicalism of the hour is little more than a tinge of foreign coloring matter scarcely skin- deep.He yields to no one in his estimation of the importance of the Indian interests which arc sometimes imyerilled \u2018 by party considerations in parliament, and in his determination to defend them.But he differs from Mr.Naoroji as to what those Interests really are, and he believes that the attempt to force India into line with the British Radical pro- | gramme involved a sacrifice of the true.needs of India to an apparent uniformity which is essentially a false uniformity.Strangely enough, while Mr.Bhownag- gree was taking up this position before a London constituency, the same doctrine recelved powerful expression in Bengal.In the last week of June, before the extent of the Unionist reaction was realized here, the Hindu Patriot,\u201d which represents the most influential las.native community in northern lui.lished a striking article.«uv oo Parting of the Waters.\" One of - gali members of the late 1, _ Council had delivered a ju.Calcutta town hall, in reply plimeniary address presente ] a body of his former cun~:i.:.the course of his remarks he the unwisdom of the violer- sometimes put forward by :« men.He declared that th.coming when \u2018reasonable mie; sire reform and not revolu: make a stand.\u2014London \u2018 Tn- \u2014\u2014 THE DESTRUCTION OF :- As requested by the gover:- .Joseph Riendeau has been to co du Moine, and St.Francis Bas upon the alleged destruct: 1 fish by fishermen in that li.Riendeau was to have 1er Schooner, fishery overseer.ani ° to make a joint report as 1.> of their investigations.As M- found it impessible to meet M- as arranged.the latier condi quiry bimself.Speaking of hi this morning, Mr.Riendeau sa glaughter of immature fish in | Peter continues with unabated .Dr.R.L.Watson.deut.-\" Lis Tan a short vacation, visiting John.Miss Fraser, 44 Drums returned to the city.Fur ass open on Ii'riday, sept 1m The Rev.Audres A guest of Mr.Wo AV liSnri ro 24 tain street, while nore oll ings on Friday = tunitv vf bra-ns .Le is almost fmm aoely fur Loudon Captain Tu ies Howard Lan ter of the ; = Montreal, recovered iron his rec as to be alae to resan Rev.A.De Barre\u201c! can Evangelical Missiog, = guest of the tev.Dr.Torrar.ofthe >on day morning he vpecumed Cle the Murray Sizer Baptist 1 in the evening he preached a érew's Church.To-nigat he in the Murray Street Baptist * South America Mr.he boos the reputation of beirg a del.turer.and no doubt his Jeon heard Liv a good andienve day evening he will lecturs lotte Street Methods: Oh Sunday prorning he will Paul's Churen.\u2014Fecterbur 26, pe\" THE \"CANADIAN Maan, Several changés in thé Maken; tember number Ff ithe lunads0 coupled Vith à nuuter af at n° the number mor than ord nan\u201d \"The voral Inn Mr.Thomas D ifagun, += ! Important artic.Fault \u2014 with the manner eracire schools and ecoles, igh oo rpretatfen altogether dues tie viva literature, resulting in (te à cal method of «en more 4 in which the fur pet ti have not the leust ar Shooting,\u201d Ly Stuart Jon both timely andl prtera 01 brightly written and ; ! In his artir- on Vers IM AL Go Trower van ture.wiich iv aw the sca) of a, al ; putilie gaze ws oa Sn often as the higher\u201d perfection may Te ail Without reveushe TL > = poetic talent.ani > | quirite of wood vers: by those whose jul mar the por! duce laborious utterly reg Besides several pernsal.to on his of the number ai i D ling.add tir hme Tous by the ed.tér, is an innova 7.| Mme.SEPTEMBER 4, 180% A \u201cnues Dud as -\u2014- 1g ole in rh & \"0 \u201cere Whe lug 0 vi n Hyg WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.a.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ON mo ee \u2014 THE CRICKET MATCHES, yf CANADIANS LEAD THE AMERI- CaNS BY MANY RUNS.[=% ENGLISH CRICKETERS DO WELL IN TRE UNITED STATES.3 vax YArX 3.\u2014When play was resum- a1 sarwasn \u2018he Oxford and Cambridge and aw Yoon mivket teams at the Staten Canker zoounds, at 11.20 this morning, ~xava pet mere than two hundred peo- as it was generally ?à TUN.~ mad Nings interesting : Lohman gent two for 453 ond Cobh followed : 0 1r vs Hartiey out of © 1 caw minutes later cof Re HEL with a A \u201cGED cams ln the \u201c =.and then rea~h.With te .mead Milllgan, : > : 2 for three - és es 5 ca ray Cae at?.! oraz mark d un.Cobh or \u2018our, and Koke- \u20ac ; :* so her quartette.was > taf Milligan \u201c1th tha seore at 125.; tuil to -he Lound- an \"9 \u2018Ne same piare.a : 1 .words, % cent per flat; suit married counie® clher rooms .«io ch= Intern: al à n yy , er ins ; room flat: 4 coule : A U TETE OP \u201c ; ma esa ittle of it go a long way.: SPECIFIC.ES (second-hand) \u2014 10 as reasonable rates.Apply 214 Mountain Domestics, wit ro van.neh Th g | =, It\u2019s willful waste to use more § cents for 20 words ; 3 Insertions, Bet street.1 WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT AND A \u2018hina to the ea en 0 .ngertion 4 Secon an e EE ar neering the | than two-thirds as much as you come under \u2018Business Cards.\u201d NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.WITH OR Housemald.Apply at once.42lu Lor- wiry they are conveying the: would of lard or butter.Always LOST ARTICLES\u2014IO cents for 20 words; 3!\u2018 without board; hot and cold water; w.c.; CMCSter street.Experienced girls only, \u201c43 l'anl the hope of zalvation.| : insertions, 25c; 6 insertions, 40c.bath.192 Bleury street.4 4 | | i | I | SORA TS OY MONTREAL GAS COMPANY, building, suitable fur light manuracturing, also table board: hot and cold water In the Unnva of Golo ty obey 12.000 feet floor space.with privilege of CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.\u2014ANYONE HAV-| path: terms moderate.No.4 Victoria si, WANTED, A THOROUGH GENERAL SER- arlv as a missionary in the your cake and pastry will always Pompes BL omis as Sons Tor to.per: fu iront Too où ee or tos mlquis aired.ls alia Or oven, 215 } Cea i is wife, w 1 Be ict ensation w © looke - furnished, with a large clothes closet; fine Hy 7 ing, at ; Kougivs, and his Tie whom be light, wholesome, delicious.BO, AR] claiming property.LET WANTED view of river from Yindow.Call in the _ATSYle avenue.4 1 anwrr° 1 out there, had la- ; D AND ROCMS TO or 8 Wel- \u2014 wet ont tae Genuine COTTOLENE is sold overywhere in nts for 30 words; 3 Insertions, 25c.afternoons or sna tome street.24 WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT FOR A - f (7 yogys in \u2018hat vinerard.Con- tins, with trade-marks \u2014 \u201cCotfolenc\" and steer's ot SE AND REAL ESTATE\u2014?0 cents for _ come Hall, =z St.Antoine ser gmall family.Apply 21 Chomedy street.7 oan thers + an Outery against | » head in cotion-plant wreath\u2014on every tin.\u20ac sw A dords.6 insertions, 3, ; 0 ROOMS.HANDSOMELY FURNISHED J ) i .Na ; p SWAPS\u20141 { 20 w ; nsertions, MS, - ME tel Sil) \u2014 \u2014 : going into tae jaws of death | THE N.K.FAIRBANK COMPANY, 5; 55 on cents for 20 words; 3 Board and table board; hot and cold wa- WANTED.COOK AND HOUSEMAID: RE + reper or asked Mr.Nichols B » Wellington & Ann Sts., Montreal.# FINANCIAL\u201425 cents for 25 words ; 6 in- RRs home comforts.{rms mecderate, ferences required.1278 Dorcha Mal street, TO I SR SS Os Po Dayo O 0 SHY OI ETE) DOV) YO NYDN DY! BL gercions.$1.25.a ) ctoria _street._ 4 Weredale Park, S INESS CHANCES\u201425 cts.for 25 words, \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 Er vou to go where mis- - Ce === Cee mm \u2014 \u2014 mem re 6 insertions, $1.25, ROOMS ON BATHROOM FLAT, SUITABLE ~ 7 - Le CA BUSINESS CARDS-\u20185 cents for 25 words; for two young girls employed during the WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT: GOOD being murdered?In reply Propert Propert f insertions, 81.25.day.311 City Councillors strect.4 wages.pply with references, to 67 Mc- aid: perty.Toperty.MEDICAL ANNOUNCRHMENTS\u201460 cents for : _Gill College avenue.~~ A a far ta ff , - = ?20 words: 6 jnaertions, $3.50.ROOMS\u2014SUPERIOR HANDSOMELY FUR- - .-.- .gant et Christ is \u201cGo ve FOR SALE.THE FINE BROWN STONE parois FOR SALE, HOUSES FOR SALE, ALL OTHER \u2018WANTED\u2019 ADVERTISE- nished and appointed, 120 Metcalfe street, \"AN TED: & GOOD COOK: MUST HAVE «or!l and preach the gospel Front House, No.947 Dorchester street: : = + - 5 N ; MENTS, 25 cents for 25 words each in- 4 y references: apply lLetwcen 12 and 3, à h all modern convenieneces; locality AI: a HUST; to oS 5 TE 20 sortion.and 6 and 3 p.m., at 247 University street.aure, and ! cunsider that re Cos SHI ETON T_T N, 4 St ames s reet 2 3 13 whether every Tuisstonary | DE Tames aire hacer.I HESTON oT nN FOTICE PARTICULARLY.RO oi cons een Ces ReNIULE \u2014 2 St < ; SF LE i ! - LL > SARPRPETT 1 © v and single, all conveniences: gentlemen \"ANTE .Is + SVT ANT tis Just as imperative \u2014 PROPERTY FOR SALE, COMMODIOUS, The above rates are NET CASH with order.only: In private residence.No.2 McGill VAN TED.4 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT; is Just HOUSE FOR SALE.CORNER WESTERN | Villa residence and grounds.Victoria hen advertisements are sent in with- College avenue No children 4 must do plain washing for family of three; more ro.When Christ came and Virtoria avenurs: twelve rooms, bath , avenue, St Lamberts; rare chance to buy out beng repaid numerous entries have 710710 NI 2 no oe: good wages.Apply after 8, : en LT 0 fond | à Very \u20ac oO p made, an is, - a ese Y t Fund he came to sase a re-| and wc.solid brick sine foundation.à fine home very Sheol ARCO i | uence, mush higher, 0 or I OMe\" ROOMS, HANDSOMBLY APPOINTED: the ~ rescent street.4 wml amd it is to à revoireq \u20acXra finished inside.mare New York Life.19 The first mentioned charge is always the house newly papered, painted and decorated {yw ANTED, SERVANTS OF EVERY KIND, : balance can remain for ten years at per 1 h board a , ,sE Hot ne are + pring Christ cent Dr annum Addvees cp or call 0n° 7777 rT minimum, even though the advertisement throughout; board and table board.14- only tramps; good places: good wages; hel ve are 10 bring SL.THOUAS CO BULMER, Westmount.2 | CHOICE BUILDING LOT.30x12.on Dor- does not contain the number of words al- _Mansfield street.LL LE \u201c fares paid, and pocket: moner advanced.20 pssionery said when dylng CS | vmester street, north side: two lors east| owed TOPAI Words may be had Pro ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED _GORMAN'S, 10 Mexander street.d \u201cDont give np Afriea even if] TT ST TT Ti of SL Mark street; cheap to a prompt buy.rata.bathroom flat: gas and hot water: ate WANTED IMMEDIATELY AS EXP - .; Lam th - y + ; v s.DAN, 1749 Notr \u2014\u2014 er TA , - = VANTED, IMMEDIATE .AN \u201cRI1- 4 Carts is over che grave of WESTMOUNT COUNCIL.| or easy terms.T.JORDAN, 1749 Notre family; no children.No.147 Mansfield ned Havent AN Gi ei ; rs.Fous people would enn- un - = W street.z ; cen 9 and 11 a.m.or fe ° ; Q1visu - | ve \u2014 so Diener sai form ofa res)lution.adepted withow' 2 Views and conveniences, West 1nd, abve St.Antoine street, for MONEY TO LEND.ON FIRST MORT-| 0, 15n, A G00D PLAIN COOK.PLE ASE sis in China i word of explanation, That ihe salieizer Apply to JAMES DOUGLAS, at the houses light housekeeping.Terms must be mod- gage.Houses foi Sale: Farms for Sale.ly 294 Drummond street = < 1 - * und massacre | be instructed to apply to the legislature : 7707 ' \u2019 2° arate; Protestant family no ehfidren, Ad: IF.HUSTON, 204 St.James street, 3 _apply =Jr Yrummond sree.= z 0 pre 1 at irs next session far power to expro- ; | -Cress, glving street and number, chure AN x 5S ; Tu © simply oa rit i sriate he plan: of the Montreal Gas | .Ei reer Ofice.and terms to DOMICILE, WL.i .WANTED.FOR P'ESNAN LADIES cor 1e LE an IEA SU à - So - ege, Cook and Servant Mald.Aoppiy, - \u201cA du vi Roman, C Crpanr, now lold in the sireets of lie: ALL BUSINESS Hess\u2019 Office 26 : For Sale.BIvIng references to Mrs.L.L.PAPPS.APS ST SEULE Was INCiEd ; Municipality.+ _ Lady Matron, Dunham, Que.26 5 ur fire Th The c¢-unril the settled for two : TU DENTS AS LODGERS OR Cuire hare A i 2 FOR SALE.ENGLISH DOUBLE.BRASS SRL no suffe-.Laier { hours\u2019 dizcussion as to whether or no IN CONNECTION WITH BOARDERS.Bedstead, with spring.mattress, ete.: price TT Too wet Up a ris at Wu-jthe Street Raïiway Company should be Persons desirous of recelving students as ten dollars.Good order.21 Mavor st.' Employment Wanted.\u201ca + Proish ot L' ant he Chin-lalionel to lay their tracks on Western lodgers or boarders, during the session from 2 | \u2014 : Popresso hs savenne.C'auneiliors Hutchinson and September to April are requested to coma coz tae International Ms- 0 Walker were finally appointed a come municate with She undersigned, giving full FOR SALE.ONE DOUBLE AND TWO SIN- WANTED, BY A YOUTH JUST LEFT rv Den, Gi Then Me Slinpsan mures to interview the company with Po application will be entertained which 8le Bedsteads and two Sofas.25 St.Edward .school, a situation In au offre, oy L 8 n° thar made aceused reference to lavinz down a route It \u2014 AND\u2014 oo.pplicat ; pe \u20ac ?: street.2 spectable; living with his parents; can à 185 7 rar hady accuse referenc o layinz y re.al is not accompanied by written references, furnish good reference, Address J.V°., .Sos Ororeos airnou div cheir report is satisfactory the privilege and also by a certificate of the sanitary con- \u2018Witness Office.4 ; \u201chem 2° will L> granted.| MORTGAGE LOANS dition of the house from the Health Office.FOR SALE.CHEAP.À LARGE ASSORT- 000 D \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 ss co taken Goa Emrhanneaus A ! J.W.BRAKENRIDGE, B.C.L ment of second-han urn ture and Schoo a .a 1 IN : Ts.Vilar sales c.TS | Eu Acling Secretary McGill College.Desks; Furniture bought.Cor.Cathedral WANTED, BY A OY OF FIFTER: at \u2014ipeimacies.Pappli au Address, McGill College.13 and Bt.Antoine streets.31 situation In an ones DESL Iet=rel > 3 TU RSTIATIPS.FIRlE ES AT OMR, HENRY BDULMER RE-ELECTED ted t1 b dress REFERENCES, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.2 Cody whieh are sufficie fo transactec rom = ALE.FIRST-CLAS ï \u2014 Tm Tact the Lis PRESIDENT OF THe Toakh OF HARBOR P Ply bY By atcen he ovo denote, WANTED, TO PLACE A STEADY AND P 11 APT SUIS nur NTT .es \\ > av v, 335; wil e à reliable boy of 1» years, in an oilice o a a COMMISSIONS.A.G.ROSS à CO.Pupils Wanted.erage Ake Rr 1s St James esstore where h> will] learn has TE, ; ; .ede 159 S LL ; : : ; ffice wor A ress | et Mr M _ At the meeting of the Harbor Commis- Standard Bullding._Evenings 420 St.Lawrence street.30 = fair hon eee aiherine street.3 Lu an r mn ue Eo Sa | Be ors yesterday, ir.Henry Enlmer was FRENCIE PUPILS WANTED BY A CLAS.FOR SALE.FOR THE MILLION.1 KIND.A BE _ ni rd Brac NM Lar nnanimonsiy re-clected president for the - sical French scholar, who teaches by con- ling, $2; Cut Maple, $2.50; Tamarac Blocks, WANTED, BY A MAN WHO WRITES srivnaries an th 1.2, ensuing vegr.and having thavked the To Let.yersational as well as written methods.$1.75; Hardwood Blocks, $1.50 ; cut any French.English and Spanish, who under- fo three Loandrad 4 Lara Commiseieners for their comtinned confi- Latin and Greek also taught.Terms mod- jength ; delivered anywhere in the city.- stands Latin and Greek, anû is willing Lo 7 er tapne di ATEN T0 12 agen stated that i vas his sole desire | MISE in INTER 6 an _érate.Address 321 Rachel street.31] 3.@ MAODIARMID, Richmond square.work, a place in an office or elsewhere.Te C0 the best in hi power for the inter.: À LACHINE, FOR WINTER, COMFORT- - , ; Bell Tel.8553.11 Apply to H., No.20, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.31 Sorry.Our parE ee RAP CRIN he] Th pin yi ably furnished Houses; modern conveni- PAINTING ayn DRAW ING Baron Jolm- - hp RES OT _ \u2014 Eh = Tara aban ry rt EST OI e commission.eo three =iabd- eee convernient fo Stations, Address eld, assiste y Miss 8S.Eaton and Miss ; cya - I0Y > TEN ; > , ; ., : .cl - Li + , FOR SALE, ®WILN DRIED KINDLING WANTED, BY A BOY OF THIRTEEN.A ni Peux provides 17, 08 commitiees, viz.ree finance, harbor Bo 174, burhite, - 5 Irate a open an Sn or Wood, $2; Cut Maple, $2.50; Tamarac situation as office boy or any other suitable Toe 5 4 rep arnead er hnpr ovement and pile committee, were! .- TTA = Chateau de Ramezay 1526.Notre Dame su Blocks, $1.75; Mill Blocks, cut stove place.Address M.J., \u2018Witness\u2019 Uflice.Cte Vent ONT SOS Veors Trappinted ss previrisls constituted, | BUILDING TO LET, SUITABLE FOR CREER OTE 31 lengths, $1.50 per load.MONTREAL 2 5 - lun Miss 99 nf VE, The pres.dent referred ta the eurcerstul \u2018 light manufacturing yéstablishment 2 KINDLING WOOD CO.corner St.James \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ~~ ~~ ~~ Le 11e ted wc TL Del A Une éomiasioners* now pug Vérehonse, Apply at \"Witness\u2019 Office.3 _and Guy.Telephone S110.~~ 16 Clerlis.Travellers, de.: Toe Tar ern ns Thaw AGeriteen\u2019, a Sorel, en AU, 2S, ARd IN CPPICE OR SHOP, WITH TWO FINE : FOR SALE.THE HARNEY SEWING MA- WANTED.BY GENTLEMAN OF EXPERI- 31 Totem.= choothar nce pleasant excursion given dnoconnectivil Uma gn Witness\u2019 Building.Apply at the To Let.chine, the latest, therefore the best; enve, situation us bookkeeper, serretary, pe woth an hae ne ea therewith by the contractors, the Fin- 1 Witness\u2019 Office.11 shipped to any responsible name to test collector, timekeeper.or any position of = Le Adbanes, until tbe connez-MeNanugaton tine, LU TOUT : = Las _ and inspect.M.J.HARNEY, P.O.Box trust: best of references.Address W.0.B., iu I Vy - spussirr, ave à + {T0 LET, STONE FRONT HOUSES REAU.UPPER TENEMENT TO RENT, NO.18 511, Montreal.13 \u201cWitness Office, 4 \u20ac tearh of ae A discussion took place upon the pro- Lp STONE a A Rousseau street, .off Lacroix \u2018street: 8| \u2014 _ Lu.ot hess LE Cc it h fart Mr Kingman posed chanres \u2018in the position of certain iris situaei at Westmount rent mod- oom 19 per month: no taxes: near ; / me / we à POS _ : .aed Th Clans the ef the ratiway trucks on the wharves, but | Gr a SOS, bruggist, a Dalhousie are station; immediate pos- DE KINDLING WOOD YOUNG LaDy Po ier A Call pions fi Cor or Cf be Tn'errat.sn nothing definite was decided upon.In- | as alag 3 a 1 © Lo.- session, Apply to Mr, FRASER, 211 St.ARGE LOADS.$?thoronghly competent and well recom- : AE ee Their formation wes received from the D'patt- (TO LET.NEW, SELI-CONTAINED FIRST.James street.LL 11170 » a Ld Se Dre .mended.Address COMPETENT, Witness' ; = ; gran buck w, th ment of Pnblic Works ta the effect that | class U-roomed lower, and 7 and 5-rvomed - HENDERSON BROS, Office.ome ty AA a vont Ro ih the dredging operations which have Ween | Upper fats, 5 th all moi-rn conveniences, FLATS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR WARE- > I.TE RA Tr | arr en BA OSIIL CU and Taisy furnaces The :wWO Upper flats rooms or light manufacturing business, Telephone 8211.244 William street.5 - ne GÉ being à wWise à ci- 0 going ou in the Conutrerneur channel suce | ; 451 I bpe a Ath offi Cat eround floor.Ap- Vomesties \u2014 So 5e ;, A .| van Le afranged into à single flat.Apply with office or store on § .p \\ ; are Done mood vork ond neve the opening of navigation bave nov bærn [44414 SU Dén's street 30 ply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.11 A SITTATION WANTED BY A YOUNG H ! oT eT WHFS of the Nizer combleted consistimg of the deepening vf \u2014- \u2019 : _ eee = = m\u2026\u2014\u2014-\u2014-\u2014-\u2014 - 1 Udu as eNild'e mai ha 4 PE { | ; | Lady as child's maid at the age of 3 or Le Al arcs nisstonyries ad ot Chi: thé low r Curve 10 28 feet, us vetl as the TO LET.Nos.82-91 ST.MATTHEW ST.7| TO LET, LOWER TENEMENT, 204 ST.Misceilaneous.ears.Apply at the Y.W.C.A.2434 St .Le .> Pour \" | remainder of the whole channel to YR feet, rooms fazch, with modern improvemen:s; George street; six rooms; bath, etc.; good \u2014 Catherine streci.3 Sin io ratice 3 ces no cur - tog-ther with the Widening of the upper key at 26 St Luke street; also No.36 La- order; rent mecd-rate.Apply next ager PERSONAL \u2014BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS, \u2014 .Co Sony Eschorissi sary or middle bend.i Tor Sree ae pS bath -_ 1856 Notre Dame, Beautiful Rots of Teeth RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN wishes \u2019 Sone Low \u2018 It was decided to ak the Dpartu.7nt of id wc.SPP a?vec \u20ac, .- Lou for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaran- for situation as goo.ain Cook in Home, cL ; Brow Carine to ut horize the fron aro poil Westmount (Cote St, Antoine).TO LET OR FOR SALE, HOUSE AT (eed.Painless extracting a specialty.School or Institution, or as Laundress, Là nn È } ' } Le Re ae DA on _ ee TT Montreal \\West, half way between both Office open evenings.13 Shirts, ete; steady work wanted.Ad- \u2018 te ete SE he Til heel of the widen le vonteriatn lene) (RGAE AVENUE.rallways.near proposed electric cars: good dress M.B., 93 Bleury street.3 ) mairt glee vessels the fuil henefit of the widen- | comfortable ower tufements ; reduced schools; water: perfect drainage; electric .ape ; ; _ nF 0 co -\u2014 \u2014 oo.5e 1 and deepened channel.| rent to good tenants.+ Wrexham avenue.light: Daisy furnace; garden; lawn; fruit SN ae AD UTTERING MI WANTED, WORK BY THE DAY, WASH- - over ; = - 4 PIS TT [EAE , jReess spiendi] order.Apply R.8.CLIET.resume her professional duties a: 346 Elim ing or ironing: city rejerenccs.Address, vs due LT ce psi inh ° En PPI mR _ 19 VOTN xchange.wb ave., Westmount; consultation free: Mont- T6 Mansfield street.i or on COLONIZATION.enoment: vivo tinted; sy\u2019 furnace; a 4 jals of \u2018cars ine.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014- \u2014- t \u2018 aoe COLONIZATION baise vee convenient Apply ro TO LET, CUT STONE HOUSE.No.3 St.real testimonials of ten years standing WANTED.BY RESFECTARLE.YOUNG 2° FRS Turing the month of August, 240 new J.1h 1x AMBROSE, Appraîser, Customs Mark street, In perfect order: also Cottage, person, washing.ironing or house-cleaning L- ; 1e nares were entered in the registers of, _ESaminine Ware thon, | 4 Zig st Catherine street HENRY MIT.= by the das : best of referelices.Apply of ' \u2018dé Societe Gonerile de Colonization, Ino ] cu tema, PA sno James sive.80 = 188 Vitre streot.27 ror 0 pay ro ober he SOT (I à recent interview Mr J.| TO LET.MODERN HOUSE IN GOOD OR- et vs A ; ; Employment Wanted.LA | = crew (hann:l steamers.Rates nf passage, to Southampton, London or Montreal 14 Barre, 350 and upwards.- Sec-nd \u2018abin passage, 835 to &0 ] &PECIAI, ROTND TRIF iJCKETS AT LREDUCED RATES.Sieerage at Very Low Rates.Fnr Froight nr passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION co.No.6 Bowling Green New York.W.H.HENRY, 145 Bi.James stecet.WwW, F.EGG.129 Bt, Jaiues st, Montreal.J.¥.GILMOIR & CO.854 Bi.Paul street UEBEC STEAMSHIP CO\u2019Y LTD.ST.LAWRENCE LINE, SS.\u201cCAMPANA\u2019 ° 1,700 TONS, Is intended to leave Montreal on MOXDAY, September 3.at 4 p.ni.And afterwards on every alternate Monday during season For FATHER POINT, GASFLE., MAL BAY, PERCE, SUMMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN and PICTOU.Has superinr accommodation for passengers.Flectric sights and ail modern con-foris.No cargo vecelved after 3 p.m.of sailing day.Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket offices.For Freight, Passage aud Staterooms uppiy to J.G.BROCK, Agont, 211 Commissioners street, Or to W.D.O'BRIEN, 143 At.James at.24 DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL BERVICE.teamer.From Mnntreal!.From Quebec.angloman .\u2026.Aug.31.dayl.xtt Vancouver .Sept.7, daylight.Sept.8, 9 am.Seman .Sept 14, daylight.Roman .Sept.1%, lavlighe.- Mariposa.Sept.21, daylight.Sept.21, 2 pny.Labrador .sept 76, 4a M Acglomnan &s.tanuda Sopt 28, daylight.Oct.5 LL LL LL ana Bui'diny.Bates of Pass\u2018 ge: I'irst cabin, Montrew: cr Quebec to Liverpool or Londonderry, $5) to $70, return, $100 ro $130, according Lo mieamur and berth.Second cabin to Liverpool, Lon- donderry.Belfast or Glasgow, $30, return, $55.Steerage to Liverpcol, London, Lon- donderry.Queenstown, Belfast or Glasgow, {rciuding ou:fit, $14.\u2018Vancouver\u2019 and \u2018Labrador\u2019 do not carry ca*tie.Midship salnons, electric light, spacious promenade decks.Ang'oinin' and \u2018Sectiman\u201d carry na pas- gona For further Infarmation apply to any crnnt of the Company, a- 15 PA3ID TA < #5 A CO, General Agents, Montreal.17 St Sacrament street.REFORD AGENCIES.Do SERVICE ALDSON LINE Sailing from MONTREAL every WEEKLY GLASGOW TAHURSDAY Morning.From From Qu sgiw Montreal Aus 23 ES, Amarvathir 2.22.Sept, 12 Aug 30.220 2 PS, Warwok sept 15 Sepi b LL SE Aicsdes.LLL Repl.Sepui3 1.23.Tritonia LL.or 3 Bent.20 S# + neordia Get.10 AGENTS .Donalds sn Bros, Henderson Bros.HOMSON LINE LONDON AND NEWCASTLE SERVICE Safling from Mantreal on or about Glasgow.Chicago.From Newcastle From Montre:sl on-Tyne.to London Aug 3 85 Hurona \u2026.Bept 13 sept.6.SH Gerons Sept 27 Sent, 20.83 Ton Cu: 11 All the Lopdon steamers wili take cargo for Newcastle on-Tvne.FAST COAST SERVICE, Aberdeen, Leith and Dundee,at intervals, SR.Fremona, for Leth .\u2026.ON Agents CAIRNS.YoUNG X NORLE., New.ast's ar.Tyne, A.Low.SoN & CARTER, 27 loadenhal, sreet.london XC i V Toexer Lr & oo, leith.HBNDERSON BROS, Chicago.W Tho.soN k Sows, Dundes, Scotland 1 Special Accommodation for Rutger, Ci.cepe and Provisions, also Cattle, Dorses and Sheep.THROUGH BILLS OF LADING Granted by ans of tha above lines to any poire in Canada or Western Étates, And by soy -?the CANADIAN 4 WESTERN BATLWANS th ane pont in GRFAT RRITAIN JEELAND ot EU ROPE at LOWEST THROU; special attention given to the HANDLING «fal PERISBRA BLE and other cargo.For further Farticuines J vo ROBT.RBEFORD À CO.23 and 23 Bt.Sacrament street, Montreal.CH TOR SALE Apply at the \u201c WITN £2 4 | TICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN, DOMINION, and BEAVER LINES i via NE NETHERLANDS, GUION.HAMBURG- - CAN, WHITE STAR, CUNARD, AMERICAN, NORTH-GERMAN LIOYD, GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC.STATE, ANCHOR, TRANSPORT and RED STAR Lines, vin NEW YORK.Also ta FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, &a 27 Call or write for lowest quotations before looking elsewhere.Haloon rates, $40 upwards; steerage at lowent rates.| 2 Send for new pamphlet of rates and sailings or i call at my new address, 185 St.James street, opposite Temple Building.My special winter rates MONTREAL to LONDON and back, weekly, via NEW YORK.1st Saloon and rail, oniv 280.D.BATTERSRBY.Agent.Office Telephone, No.1507.To 18e Telephone, 3081.erpool, London, Glasgow, - Special fa-ilities nravided for the ecarrtuge of butter, .BAIE DES CHALEURS ROUTE Steamer \u2018ADMIRAL\u2019 lux waspe avd Aniefiensdle Points.it Ditasut Lau cu1t1AL, Lapaiu Vugu, is now sailing bi-weekly between DALHuU- Sill, N.B., aud Gasy\u2019l BASIN, leaving Dal- | housie every M BUNESUA t and sarbuaï | IMUTUING où arrival of express train, cailing : at the Iollowing polnw:\u2014 ; Carletun, Newport, Maria, L\u2019abos, | New Richmond, Grand River, | Bonaventyre, Cape Cove, New Carlisle, Perce, Paspebiac, Point St.Peter, l'ort Daniel Douglastown Arriving at Gaspe Basin same evenings at 7 o'clock.Passengers leaving Bonaventure Depot by : 7.50 a.in.train, cn Tuesdays and Fridays, run through to Dalhousie Junction without change, and make {inmediate connection with the steamer at Dalhousie wharf, arriv- Ing at Gaspe following evenings at 7 o'clock.RETURNING, the \u2018ADMIRAL\u2019 leaves GASPE BASIN every Monday and Thursday a.m., calling at arl the intermediate ports, and arriving at Dalhousie about 5 p.m.making connection with I.C.R.trains, for all 1 points east and west.For rates, tickets and further information, apply to H.FOSTER CHAFFEE, 12} St.James st.W.D.N'BRIEN, 143 St.James street, Or to- G.W.ROBINSON, Eastern Frolght and Pass.Agent LC.R\u2019y.158 St, James street J.J.McCONNIFF.Windsor Hotel.TTAWA RIVER _ NAVIGATION MODERN STEEL STEAMERS, sO ERLIGY AD EMNUR ENS, FORMING DAILY MAIL LINE BETWEEN MONTREAL A%D OTTAWA.Fares to Ottawa, single, $2.00.Return, $4.Do.Round Trip, Rall and Boats, $5.00.Most Pleasant auf sarere kvute to the Caledonin Springs.STEAMER SOYERSIGN EXCIRSIONS.I Daily to Cka, Como, Hudson or Carillun, 81.00 Take 8 a.m.train to Lachine.SHOUT 1HE RAIN, 0c.Tahe v.00 p.n.train \u2019or Lachine.MARKET LINES, from Canal Basin, Str.\u2018Princess\u2019 for Carillon, etc., WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 6 a.m.Steamer \u2018Maude\u2019 for Papineauville, Tread- well, Hawkesbury, etr.\u2026.on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 6.30 p.m.Tickets at 148 and 1854 St.James street.Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, and Grand Trunk Station.Head Office.165 Common ; street.! ; | + \u2018 PE : : Antmirie ss.ABENAKIS HOUSE.\u201dn Telephone 1029.W.SHEPHERD.Fr.Manager.10 ; Machinery, &o.ANDREW YOUNG.ENGINES, BOILERS, And GENERAL MACHINERY, 11 aad 13 Busby Rane.2 ARLING BROTHERS RELIANCE WORKS, 112 QUEEN STREET, MONTERAEL, Manufacturers and Builders of Improved Safety Hydra, Steam ant Hand Elevators.Feed Water Heaters, Oil Extractors an Live Steam Separators, etc, etc, Telephone 2114.Bakers and Confectioners.(Fstahblished 1842).CHARLES ALEXANDER, Confectioner DDING BREAKFANSTS and 8! P.PARTIES supplied as usual with MADE DISH Ex of CO Meats, ete , Ice Creams, Jellies, Russes, ete.WEDDING, CA RES Specialty.Fine Bun-Bons, our manufacture.219 ST.JAMES STREET.| S.AULD & CO.Bakers and e Confectioners, cor.Euston Brown every saturday.Ask for our Favorite spoaalty LADY (ARE, a'8stjuaker, one and Milk Bread.Take at.Antoine street ears, stop at Au'd< try their superior Pure Ice Crean, and you will waut anther Bread and Baked Beaus Summer Resorts.ARENAKIS SPRINGS, QUE ) Row open for the Senson.The Most Delightful Surimer and Health Resort in Canadu.Boats, fishing.Tennis, MINERAL WATER, ROY TO GET TO ABVSAUIS SPRINES : - Takethe Richelieu & Ontarin Navigation Co.5 Steamer \u2018\u2019Berikier down the & Lawrence to Abenakis : Spripgs.Steamer leaves Montreal \u2018Tuesdays and Fridays at 1 p.in.Also parties éoming iy rail to Sorel can connect \"with steamer ' Sorel for the Springs.oy Tuesdays and Fridays, -at 5 p m.aud on Sacurdat, at 2 p.m.SEND For CIRCULARS RATES RESSONABLE.RUFUS 6.KIMPFON, l\u2019roprie.o.ê H OTEL DIRIGO, SOITH WEST MARDBOR.Mt.Desert.Me, The Florina is situate! 0 Clark « Pint.Kumes sound Islands, ete, good Peds \u2018ect above the sea on ; (rood water, good food, For terns, address C.MM.HOLDEN, Atwater ave.and Bt br I REDUCED RATES FOR EXHIBITIONS TORONTO AND RETURN.On Sept.8, 10, 11, 12, 13 .ve $10.00 On sept.7 aud 9 .RAR 8 7.00 Good to return until Sept.16th, 1895.SHERBROOKE AND RETURN, On Sept.2, 4 and 6.\u2026.-B3.35 On Sept, 3 and 5.veered 82.25 Good to return until Sept.9th, 1895 OTTAWA AND RETURN, On Sept, 20.21, 22, 23, 25, 27.On Sept.24,26 .PE Good to return until Sept.30th, 1895.CITY TICKET OFFICE, 129 St.James st.(next Post-office.) $3.50 WINDSOR STREET STATION.[=O Se EXCURSION New York and Return, $12.00.| Good going September 5th, 6th an 17th, and valid for return unul 5 prewmbaer 15th, EXHIBITIONS.Toronto and Return.| Tickets good going Sept.8, 10, 11, 12, 13.R10.60 5 pLTsndg 1.A soo.R760 All tickets valid for return until Sept.16, 1795, Sherbrooke and Return.Tieketr gord going Sept 2, 4,6 $3.33 Sept.3 and LL 225 All tickets valid for return until Sept.9.Fo7 reservatinn of seats In parler cars, or .berths fn Pullmans.and full information as to routes, apply at CITY TICKET OFVICR, 143 St.James st, or at Bonaventure station.CHEAP Summer Resorts.ACOUNA.Where to go During the Warm Season the ST.LAWRENCE HALL, CACOUN A.Annual opening of Hotel on June 15, 1895.Guests desiring earlier accommodation may make special arrangemenis.Thorough renovation and studied improvements are velng made for the special comfort and pleasure of patrons.Additional facllitles will be offered for reaching Cacouna this season by rail and water.Increased steamer service after June 15, also extra Puliman Special Train from Montreal, Friday evering, arriv- {nz hotel for breakfast.and retuming, arriving in Montreal, Monday morning.The Canadian summer climate is unsurpassed, and Cavouna seems most favored.The Hall \u2018is a favor'te hostiery.and desires to make \u201cterms to sult all.Tor particulars address SHIPWAY & STOCKING, Proprietors, Or JOREPH ST.ONVGE.Manazcr.32 St.Louis street, Quebec, until June Ist, and after the above date at Cacouna.Ask for fllustrated pamphlet with diagram of the Hall.THE G - TAHAWUS HOUSE, IN THE ADIRONDACKS, .W, EGGLEFIELL, PHOPRLSIU.Keene Valley, Essex County, N.Y.The neares: hotel 10 the =summit of Mount Marcy.in the immediate Vicinity Hunting and Tishing.References, Henry Hogan, St.Lawrence Hall.First-class music has been engaged for the season.8 WANTED BOARDERS f For the season, in one of the most desirable Smnmer Resorts on the coast, Good bathing privileges.rool Lonard, at low rates.Address Mrs.Ÿ.HENRY | | - (COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ARUNDEL, Kennebunkport, Maine.GEO.N.STEVENS, Proprietor.PORTLAND.A FEW VACANT ROOMS FOR GUESTS, AT MOUNT ROYAL COTTAGE, Peaks Esland, Me., Where all shall be don- for their comfort.table.Reasonable terms.Good 20 ADIRONDACKS LOWER SARANAC LAKE, HOTEL DEL MONTE, Opens May 1st.Near Hote] Ampersand Special rates for May and Jum.Elevation 5500 feet.J.E.& W.Il.MEAGHER, Managers, __Saranac Lake, N.Y.NOTICE 1 SUMMER REST, SARATOGA, Accommodates fifty guests.Quiet and homelike, For rates, address M.E.MORSE, 75 Spring street.Baratora Springs.NIDEALSUMMER RESORT, \u201cTHE BANNER HOUSE.\u201d Chateauguay Lake, Franklin Co, NY.N LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Hotel Windsor, Ronse\u2019s Point, N.Y.Excellent roads for Cyciiug.Ceo\u2019est, mot deligin ful Family Resort.Black Bass Fishing Unsur, asocd.Send for Art Circuler.&.« HOME, Proprietur.BOAKD\u2014LARGE FARM HOUSE ON THE of Fine \u20ac JONSON, Wiilar] Village.South Portland, Me.158 | 7 REET ANGER REN A RO ROR au for Infants and OTHERS, Do You KmOW a racer, Bateman\u2019s Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine ?Children.Do You Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons ?Do Yon Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics without labeling them poisons ?Do You Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child unless you or your physician know of what it is composed ?Do You Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of its ingredients is published with every bottle ?Do You Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr.Samuel! Pitcher.That it bas been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than of all other remedies for children combined ?Do You Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr.Pitcher and his assigns to use the word * Castoria\u201d and its formula, and that te imitate them is a state prison offense i Do You Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless?Do You Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 cents, or one cent a dose ?Do You Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?Well, these things are worth knowing.They are facts.Theo fac-simile signature of is on every wrapper Cry for Pitcher\u2019's G [Re astoria.Children JRLAND CITY FLOOR «= P DRIES IN SIX HOIRS, NT READY MIXED PAINT, 4 SHADES.P.D.DODS & CQ., 155 and 190 McGILL ST.MONTREAL EXPOSITION CO.10: fi MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIDITI Ever Held in Montreal | 12th 21st SEPTEMBER, 1895 Grand Show of Live Stock.Gorgeous Horticultural Displays, BENCH SHOW OF DOCS Agricultural, Mechanical and Industrial Exhibition.Special Competition of Dairy Syndicates.GRAND PLATFORM PERFORMANCES.WILD EAST SHOW -Genuine troop of Arabs.WILD WEST SHOW-\u2014 Life on the Prairies.Balloon Ascensions, Parachute Leaps Acrobats, Trapesists, Jugglers, Aerial Artists.MARVELLOUS AND WONDERFUL FEATS.ATLAS-The Champion Strong Man.MRS.CARLISLE\u2014Famous Equestrienne.Brilliant Illuminations.Scenes in Fairyland.Reduced Rates on all Railways and Boats.Rapid Electric Car Service./ S.C.STEVENSON, Manager and Secretary.76 St.Gabriel st, Montreal ; Fase For Your Corns.| RESSWORK done for Printing \u201c ONE NIGHT CORN CURE\u201d , Offices that have not large printing presses .- Ihe IVITNESS' OFFICE, cor.Craig and St.Peter 10e.Sold Everywhere.| Bank of the St.Lawrence, cast of the Fine view of the ocean, mountains, | i town of Cornwall, Ont, 26 minutes\u2019 (rive tran station: fine, airy rooms.good board, shady lawn.fine fishing and bathing: horse: and rig for use of boarders.Terms erate.Front, Cornwall, Ont., Mattresscs, Pillows, &c., before removing, gescrt tion of Brass and Iron Be ; hair, mod- | Address Mrs.J.H.BUTLER, East | NO RRANCH STORES.29 Paints, Oils, &ec.E DO ALL KINDS OF Housefurnishings, &ec =! Tinting, Painting.&e., Cheap.+ \u2014 ii.JONES, 4113 St, Catherinc at, E TOWN SHEND, +\" Send fur Prices.st ey.EST.24 YEARS.© PIRE BEDDING PATENTED.| Oa!! or ring up 1906 and get prices for Remaking Also every PAINTS! 038 and Woc! Mattreases, N .1 LITTLE ST.ANTOINE STREET, Now ine aT 0 Cor.St.James street, caly, Hardware, Tinware, Conl Uil and Ouls of all kinds, .of Papists, BY R.D.BLACK MOR CHAPTER XXVIL\u2014Cot- ir But bless your heart.and ; well, it would take me all th to lay before vou one-tenth .\u2018 which came to me jn that ~ cas the sun was sinking in bh.be naught to sink.1 touches with no spur or whip.feelin.slow wits would go, if the righ « fast over them.Here was tu wo washed the sheep.and 1h.- bellow that oozed away, wi.shot three wild ducks.Hes.i peat-rick that hid my dini- could not go bome for it.an the bush with the thyme gr \u2018it where Annie had found a # of bees.And now was the © v.dry stone wall.where the m°\u2014 in earnest, and the partr.dres from !t inte the corn lands that their supper wag read.at our house and the ricks \u2026- and would wait for that ron.- | ter.| And there I saw-but le! nm .| was tco much \u201cnr me.She » ime off my horse.and Kiss.mouth of the carbine.; \u201cI KEnew vou would ame, (OV | John! I have waited here ev night: and I! saw von for lor more, but I would aor ¢ 0.\"corner for fear that } acutl land then not \u2018rv when ] re I may ery as mush | need not trv tn staon me.Jo cam so happy.Put vou mu-> \u201cself.Jehn: what vol mat vou?She will be 560 fraléus What mother thought | inde~d 1 Acubt if shin more than alf an hour tw: 1+ as 1 tar (10 hold me tight, anid ery : God now and then: but with of his \u2018akinz me.Mare >-r LIT Vas ny awn ding, and |] F the er-Gjii of it: and she sver very sharply upon Sohne of (for saying that we must ?+t ° fer all of ÿ was the Lord: ever, degr mother was g-F- 5 afterord.and asked M5 pardon: and.péerhays, T amet \"prontioned is .OY] Emiler had tald thee ecemnîng- -aî} th pres 1 I Annie\u2014{or havine cacspp di fe ter ring.he was foie ant tog clare bir: when what shay?\u2018a strange herse © mire, with \u201cter an! nisr- - me to be no mere Tes cn accustomed to.At east IN Annie said r 2.9°\" 2 ti any more: bu: LE to it until I Lui ©; shown \u2018the bear ,ui present I her.And the: she hisseld ri like Annie.an: wed that shy very little of rap'ains.For Lizzic's present was \u201che all; I mean.of course, oxo (which I varriel in my reas way, hoping \u2018hat 1: migh: love me.from having lag so to my hearty.For i ohal bron something dear.end a pre.book it was, and mneh beyoni standing: wbhereas 1 knew re both the others my gifts won for mine nun sake.And hays.could not be fourd than \u2018he wh were thai evening.CHAPTER XXVIII.JOHN HAS HOPE CF LORNA Much as I longed to kuuw su sai Lorna, and though all my hes yearning, 1 could not reconcio witb my du:v to ncther and A leave them on taie following da, happened tv be a Sundar.Fu fore breakfast was out of our there canie all the men of the Iu their wives, and even the two dressed as If guing to Barns\u2018; to enquire how Master John whether it was true tha: the made him one of his budr-g à 1f so, what was tv be done w.\u2026 for the championship of the WV ~ ties wrestling, which I had he.d a year or more, and uone w challenge it.Strange to sal.point seemed tbe most impo- to them; and nome asked +.manage the farm, or answer © wages; but all asked wv var the belt.~ To this I replied.after shad tee all round with all of thc.meant to wear the belt nyse?honor of Oare parish.30 God gave me streag:h and hea\u2019 all comers; for I had never dre: « be body-guard; and If asked never have done it, Some of \"+ that the king must be mazed n° me for his protection.ip thos times of Popery.I could hav that the king was not in fav: =~ but on tbe cv.fond of them; however, ] hell = remembering what Judge Jefr- lol PAINTS OF ALL KINDS, | W.JOUNSTON, 47b Prince Arthur street.sa 1 one accord, and stared so s'ea me.In church, the whele \u201cons man.woman, and child (ex à the Snowe girls, who only «0 1, I was no: watching) rurnet A ROMANCE OF EXMONR have °° % PU ES A re EE WW FDNESDAY, SEFTEMBER 4, em ea oR = 1895, 9 ere = = .s.jue retiection of the king from me, .°°\" ay forgot the time to kneel down, \"LL parson was forced Lo speak to \u201c|i 1 coughed, or moved my piwed, or even said \u2018Amen, .« were excoanged which meant\u2014 =\"._.auth learned in London town, 1 irom his majesty.\u2019 air this went off in time; pevaiue even ANngTy with me .inæ sharper (as they sald), or * .,- ur a wait more fashionable, for ver great company ! had seen, and : \u2019 wu«hirvoeus things wasted upon y Cos dae) SUNS De \u201cmesh [ may have been none the : ; y Yrasou ui my suay in London, - OU \u2018rage 1 was much the better in n° ï vonnZ home again.For now I Larnel the Joy of quiet, and the .\u201c.far good things round us, and Lo .a.oxe lu others (even those \" Le w'ul), for their indulgence \u2018 So, hos, belore my Journey, had ; a mu à as à Matter of course to ' ' Lx Laving la>sed it now, 1 knew vas a gif, and might be lost.\u201cer, ! had pined so much, in the © i heat of \u2018Nat great town, for © oa, ts and running waters, and .7 country life, and the alr of 's.that never more could I oi those soft enjoyments; thought so then.> the summer sun came ; .be hil!-tops, with hope on \u2018.« .ANce to the laughter of the see the leaves across the -\u2018næ on the fresh new air.and s of the powdery Vine turning \u2026.- 9eaded sleep.Then the lus- .ows far beyond the thatch of ~~ .n-wall, yet seen beneath the - s0ilops of the wainut tree, all .dressed in pearl, all amazed at .n glistening, like a maid at her \u201cxs.Down them troop the low- walking each with a step of even as men and women do, iilke with toss of horns, and .« udders ready.From them, à word, we turn to the farm- .- per, seen on the right, and dry- \u2014a< tertitde death - « vreventel.at the hands And uit any ehanea Sf py suit ever z I\u201c nce Lorna loved me, ny \u201cPoll know fr: and it wend te est hapniness tame to have no Lert from her, though at first she 1° Zr.>ve terri ly Bur | saw « chanre sf Lorna I-ving me, than man in the moon coming down: or of the mn coming down to the as relate] nn oll mythology.nw 1 he ler = ou} Clark tumult of tbe mind \u201cIN a sweetheart, in spite srry cn 2 ond the small- not why, to \u201cves and the borses fram the s'a- , .| Los infineld tA tell dear mother © rua, and how much ]J leved Toro hote nf winning her, Of.1 1 Lad Ienged ro Jo this, and Bur the thought of it seerr- | } and mean to Zr'eve IMo- the merriment of the small birds, voie sf the waters, gpd ing 75 \u201cuta in moaduws, and the : no Yonssa axeant just our own | Degh ra, andl the knowledge if iv arois à thoir Kisdaess \u2018f heart DCS und Java of their neigh- RS \u201cA tFres coll nat help Poon at all av! many of tlem Aan ge drome secret eth Trav Think ne foolish espe- Tag from London, where lala) se vie sn arcour! tol \u2018tature, and I might Lave rer 3° env I hal said the .Coe ! Lave centempt for oa : Tr 18 l'Ue a shir-ston] ; = no Lando cardsi, titre - av sit nu Travelv on the ¥ - ON TE MOTTE porn, 4 eww qr gene.N : PU da tort tata qn Chance ; any ene heeded me or ; + Treats teed and Time Therefore | jer: the a ?far aay as might be, A rvark with me, which ; \u201c TATts ronjd da, to his > al they knowing them > ove me Uuniiko La fallow \u201cT- Uniljike t9 tal] 6° ma A La precenr\u2014 T etr du d ,, K Ltée Af ey sy eq, ms v fer vines: but resolv.n oof iran ary tg, be oO ./ the crest of the broken highland, wlence I had agreed to watch for any mark or signal.And.sure enough, at last I saw (when it was too late to see), that the white stone had been covered with a cloth or mantle.the sign that something bad arisen to make Lorna want me.For a moment I stood amazed at my evil fortune; that I should be too late in the very thing of all things on which my heurt was set.Then.after eyeing sorrowfully every crick and cranny, to be sure that not a single flutter of my love was visi tle, off I set.with small respect either of my knees or neck, to fnake the round of the outer cliffs, and come up my old access.Nothing could stop me; it was not long, although to me it seemed an age, before I stood in the niche of rock at the head of the slippery water-course, and gazed into the quiet glen, where my foolish heart was dwell'ng.Notwithstanding doubts of right, notwithstanding sense of duty, and despite all manly striving, and great love of my home.there my heart was ever dwelling.knowing what a fool it was.and content to know it.Many birds came twittering round me in the gold of August; many trees showed twinkling beauty as the sun went lower.and the lines of water fell from wrinkles into dimples.Little heeding, there I crouched: though with a sense uf everything that afterward should move me, lke a picture or a dream, and everything went by me softly while my heart was gazing.At last a little figure came, not insignificant (I mean).but looking very light and slender in the meving shadows, gently bere and softly there, as if vague of purposes, with a gloss of tender movement, in and out the wealth of trees, and liberty of the meadow.Who was I to crouch, or to doubt.or look at her from a distance; what matter if they killed me row and one tear came to bury me?Therefore I rushed out at once, as If shotguns vere unknown yet: not from any real courage, but from prisoned love burst forth.I know not whether my own Lorna was afraid of what I looked, or what I might gay to her, or of her own thoughts of me; all I know is that she looked frightened when I hoped for gladness.Perhaps the power of my joy was more than maiden liked to own, or in any way to answer to; and to tell the truth, it seemed as jf I might now forget myself: while she would take good care of ft.This makes a man grow thoughtful: un- loss, as some low fellows do, he believes all women hypocrites.Therafore I went slowly toward her, taken back in my impulse; and sald all 1 could come to say, with some distress indoing it.\u2018 Mistress Lorna, I had hope that you were in need of me.\u2019 \u2018Oh, yes; but that was long ago, two months ago, or more, sir.\u2019 And saying this she lcoked away, as if it all were over.But I was now 80 dazed and frightened that it took my breath away, and I could not answer, feeling sure that Ï was roebbed and some one else had won her.And I tried to turn away, without ancther word, and go.(To be continued.) 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while several young elephants at the farther end of the shed are trumuveting for the keeper to hring them some more hay.Between the stalls strangely-fashioned saddles and riding-gear are hanging, gay with crimson worsted tassels.To the right, in a pen, are some black- faced sheep and a flock of goats.Having observed these details and potisfied the curiosity they arouse, the ostrich paddock is next visited.There are taventy-three ostriches here, and some younger birds are to be added.Ostrich chicks are now hatched and brought up artificially in large numbers on the farms of South Africa.\u2018At the age of six months feathers are plucked from the bird, but these are not of much value.After this they are taken every ten months.Only the quill feathers from the wings and tail are used, and these are taken out in such a way as not to hurt the bird.A large ostrich will vield about a pound and a quarter weight of feathers at a plucking.The keeper has just gone into the enclosure and taken with him a large pailful of something brown.This is only garden gravel, Lut the ostriches are as fond of it as our readers are of sugar! It is now time to take places within the enclosure on the other side of the broad walk, in order to get a good view of the performance and performers, Directly in front of the seats] ere a number of huts, made of mats\u2019 woven of Atrican grass and other materials stretched upon wooden frames.In front and all around them are groups of Somali men, women and children working, chatting and playing.These African natives come from a country south of Abyssinia, which is extremely dry and destitute of rivers.For clothing thev wear usually a white toga, although some have a liking for colored material.tures are partly Arab.partly negro.They are very like Soudanese.Some of the men bleach their Lair with a certain kind of earth.which gives it a curious appearance, The women and young girls wear their hair in greasy-lookinz plaits, and of families conceal their locks beneath a blue Kerchief, The food of this hardy and somewhat handsome race is linnted almost entirely to milk, with the occasional addition of a slaughtered animal or a little game.This is à pictare of everr-dav life in north-cast Africa.There are blacksmiths at work, making spearheads, using a charcoal fire (blown with goatskin bellows) to soften the metal : camel-drivers redncing unruly animals to obedience ; women making huts and doing most of the work of the village, while the men amuse themselves and gossip.Suddenly the village is startled by the sight of some brigands on horse- ; their back.who attempt to steal camels.Then the men are active enough.Everybody helps to fight the thieves, who are finally beaten and some of them taken captive.Tie villagers and brigands.however, soon come to terms, and when peace is concluded a feast as we should enjoy, but the spear- thirowing is certainly very clever, Very exciting, too, are the dromedary and horse races, When these are over, a hunter's caravan arrives at the village, and a busy scene of barter is enacted.The natives catch the young of wild ani-| mals, and when they have brought them up, sell them to Europeans.A very amusing sight is afforded by the young animals thus Leing brought up by hand.In particular, there is a small hyena cub.who evidently appreciates and knows how to use a baby's bottle, the white bone guard of which, pressed tightly against his little black snout, has a very funny effect.\u2019 The elephants.zebras.antelopes, gazelles, lions and leopards are then brought in, and when the procession is formed\u2014consisting of these.mounted horsemen, ostriches, camels and drivers, sheep and goats.the young lions and leopards being led by natives at the end of long chains\u2014the Their fea- mothers .follows.; The dancing and singing are not such | imposing caravan makes the circuit of the arena very slowly, and finally disappears behind the mountain scenery that has been specially prepared to represent the country.Upon leaving this highly interesting exhibition, there is experienced a touch of reality that enables one to understand much more clearly than from books or travellers\u2019 tales the life and habits of these people of Africa.\u2014Exchange.fe J AND W.It is a fact, not well known, that the letters are modern additions to the alphabet.The use of \u2018J\u2019 may be gaid to have become general during the time of the Commonwealth in England, say between 1649 and 1658.Before that time its use was extremely rare.In the century immediately preceding the seventeenth, it became the fashion to tall the last \u2018I\u2019 when the Roman numerals were used, as in this example : viij for 8, and xij for 12.This fashion still lingers, but only in the prescriptions of physicians.In French the letter \u2018J\u2019 has the same pronunciation as our letter \u2018s\u2019 in the word vision.It is not known what nation was the first to use it as a letter.In the latter part of the sixteenth century, the printers and the language makers began to recognize the fact that there was a sound spoken in the English language that was without representative in the written language.This was the first sound in the word.\u2018wet.\u201d Before that time, the word was spelled \u2018vet.\u2019 the \u2018y\u2019 having the long sound of two \u2018u's\u2019 together.In order to convey the sound, they began to spell such words as wet, weather, web, etc., with two \u2018ws\u2019 and as the \u2018u\u2019 of that date was often expressed by 'v the three words looked like this : vvet, vvea- ther, vveb.After a while the type- founders recognized the fact that the double \u2018u\u2019 had come to stay, and they made a single character to do duty for the second, which is now well known as the \u2018w.\u2019 The writer has seen a book in which three forms of \u2018w' are given.The first is the old double \u2018v(vw).the next is one in which the last stroke of the first \u2018v\u2019 crosses the first stroke of the second \u2018v,\u2019 and the third is the modern \u2018ww.\u2019 \u2014 re TRUE STORY OF À DOG.I am a little Skye terrier ; my name is Harry.I have a nice home, and the three children are very kind to me, but sometimes they make me march when I do not feel a bit like it.I call myself a pretty good-na- tured dog, but I growl occasionally and any dog would.When I lie down peaceably on the fur rug.which happens to be the same color that I am, but for which I am not to blame, people are always walking over me, and Just because I jump they think I'm \u2018cross.\u2019 One day a lady came from New Hampshire to visit rere.and she stepped so hard on me that it hurt my back.I gave the bottom of her dress one good shake, which frightened her so | much that she did not try it again.I guess it did her good.I like that | rug, because it is a nice warm spot and T can lie there and wateh for tramps who come to ring the bell, but once in a while I make a mistake and bark at the wrong person.| Then they say, \u2018There is that dog again ; do shut him up.\u2019 Oh.dear, dogs do have such trials.The children had a cat whose name wag Jo- scphus.I suppose because he was so wise ; at all events he lived here before I came, and before I knew him, I thought it would be great fun to chase him ; but one day Josephus turned on me, jumped on my back, and nearly .clawed my hair all out.and those children stood by and did not even offer to help me.1 cried pretty hard, but I never chased him again (vou see it taught me a good lesson), and we were good friends ever afterwards.Poor Josephus was taken ill éne day and soon died, and the children tled a black ribbon on my collar, which I wore for a week, because I felt so sorry to lose my friend.They also kept a flag in the yard at half mast for a week, which seemed to amuse some people very much.1 dont see why.do vou ?\u2014Carrie Stearns Corliss.in \u2018Standard Junior.\u2019 \u2014 +.\u2026 THAT WILI, HE DO NEXT ?Two sailors went with a tame parrot to a show in Tokio, where a Jap- fanese was giving an exhibition of ; sleight-of-hand performances, inter- .spersed with acrobatic feats.At the i efid of each trick the sailors would ; Say : \u2018Now, isn't he clever ?i what he'll do next 2° | With each act of the performance :fheir astonishment increased, and | they kept muttering : \u201cWonder what he'll do next ?+ The parrot heard this exclamation : so often that he picked it up off-hand, \u2018as it were.| Presently, the Japanese undertook \"to keep In the air a number of bam- i boo sticks ignited at both ends, but, having his attention distracted by a { movement in the audience.he allowed {one of the sticks to drop.Unfortunately it {fell upon a heap of fire- i crackers.bombs, etc., which exploded, | blew, out the walls, tore off the roof, Wonder scattered the audience in all directions, and sent the parrot, minus its tail, feathers and one eye, about four hundred yards.As the bird came down with a flop, it shrieked : \u2018Wagn\u2019t that clever ?Wonder what he'll do next ?\u2014\u2018Golden Days.\u2014\u2014 PUMP OR DROWN.The Dutch people believe in making lazy folks work.When they find a pauper who will not work, but is determined to shirk and eat the bread of idleness, they put him into a cistern to which a pump is attached.Then they turn on a stream of water, which flows into the cistern just slowly enough to enable the lazy person by lively pumping to keep the water from getting up over his head.That starts up Mr.Lazybones, and he pumps lively, and keeps steadily at it you may be sure.Is not this about the way the world in general uses lazy folks ?Do they not have to pump or drown ?This is a hard world for a lazy man to live in.\u2018The man who tries to live without work usually works twice as hard as the man who is willing to earn his living by honest labor.The Lord has ordained that a man should eat his bread in the sweat of his face.It is best to fall in line with God\u2019s purpose, and work and then eat.\u2014Horace 1.Hastings, in \u2018The Little Christian.\u2019 THE LAND OF THE LAZY.The land of the lazy is \u2018some time\u2019 land, Its boundaries all are while,\u2019 Its citizens wear the \u2018mean to\u2019 brand, And \u2018going to\u2019 garments are all the style.\u2018after a \u201d In the land of the lazy they want to get Just as much as the toilers do, And then if they don\u2019t they fume and fret, And grumble about \u2018fate\u2019s favored few.\u2019 In the land of the lazy ambition dies, For it cannot live in untended soil, And its bright twin, progress, straightway flies Away, away, to the town of toil.In the land of the lazy you and I As a matter of course have neyer been ; But, I tell you what, we had best look spry, Or before we know it we'll enter in.\u2014Exenange.\u2014 a.LAZIEST PEOPLE ON EARTH.Travellers who have trotted ahout the globe say that the Bocals in the Philippine Islands are about the laziest people that live.They do #bsolutely nothing that is unnecessary for living and dreaming.They have immense families, often twenty children in a house, and there are a multitude of cases of parents having fifteen and eighteen boys and girls.Every family has its own house, but $5 will buy a large and superior bamboo hut, and $1 will make a better domicile than thousands of the Bo- cals own.The whole family, no matter how numerous, Is crowded into one room at night, the sleepers reclining on heaps of dried banana leaves.Strange to say, the women are a cleanly people.They bathe every day, and are expert swimmers.They are proud of their teeth, and take great pains to frequently polish then with rude brushes made of the areca tree.The poorer people have no other cooking utensils than an earthen pot, and the aristocrats have a few cast iron pans and big rough earthen @ishes.\u2014New York \u2018Times.\u2014 em THE DUPE.(By Julie M.Lippimann.y When but a little child, he heard one say: \u2018This is a time wherein a man must see To his own interests, for none there be, Who else will serve him, though full many may, Make such pretence.to-day.The man whom [I hail \u201cFriend!\u2019 smiles \u201cDupe\u201d at me.\u2019 The words stuck fast; and as the boy throve ha Remembered, and was, even at his play, Suspicious lest some mate should chanee to use, Him for advantage,\u2014forfeiting his fun For fear there lay beneath some trick The worid's for self or use, Thus on to manhood.And he said, \u2018To nena v Have I been dupe.\u2019 Alas! be had not known That, in reality, he was his own.Brooklyn, N.Y.\u2014'S.8.Times\u2019 \u2014-\u2014->.- \u2014\u2014 CURIOUS FACT CONCERNING FOG HORNS.German experiments have confirmed the fact that there is a zone arcund fog signals within which the sound cannot be heard, a fact first demonstrated in the United States.A vessel steamel with the wind straight for the lightshlp from a distance of 4% sea miles : at 2% miles the sound was heard faintly, and sudden- lv increased in loudness at 2% miles, retaining the same intensity up to 2 miles.Then it grew fainter : from 1% 65 14 it could scarcely be heard.but then became ro Joud that it seemed near at hand.At balf a mile the sound disappeared entirely and was heard again at a quarter of a mile, increasing up to the lightship.The same phenomenon was observed in going away from the lightship and on returning to it a second time.That is, at a quarter of a mile from the signal for a breadth of a quarter of a mile the sound was inaudible.and again at 1% miles for the same distance it could not be heard.\u2014 \u2018New York Sun.\u2019 1 Design in Creation.HOW AN ALL-WISE PROVIDENCE HAS CONSIDERED NEEDS OF EVERY LIVING THING.Nature teems with evidences of design.They speak out overwhelm- fngly for the existence of a great designing mind.In the year 1628 Harvery discovered the circulation of the blood, by noticing that the valves in the veins were so placed as to give free vent to the blood toward the heart, and to prevent its flowing back again.He saw the aim of their construction.The human body is full of object lessons; so are the bodies of beasts and birds.The rabbit has large ears, open and exposed and turned backward, to hear the dread yelp of the pursuing hound.Fishes have no \u2018external ear ; for th= water conveys sound better than air, so they need no hearing trumpet.The ear in birds is very large in proportion to the head ; and their vocal organs are correspondingly.large and complex.Why has a fish no eyelids ?Because his eyes needs no washing, nor wiping, being always in the water ; and for the same reason the cornea ig flat, for the water acts as a refrac- tor, and needs no help from the eyeball.The dragon fly, when on the wing, has no time to turn its eye in all directions ; so it is provided with thousands of facets in each eye, taking in the light feom all points.Each facet ts a separate eye; and as this combination of eyes protrudes from the head there is no occasion for the ingect to look about it as it flies.One kind of fish mentioned by Mar- tineau has a divided eye, one part looking down for worms, the other looking up to guard against foes.The eye of the stag, liable to be chased, is large ; that of the elephant, strong and secure, is small, because needed for food that is near.The Greenland whale, living on small marine animals, is furnished only with whalebone edged with a fringe, to entangle its food; though there are species that are furnished with teeth, by which to browse on the weeds at the bottom of the sea.Shoals of turtles swim from the Bay of Honduras to the Cayman Islands, near Jamaica, where they lay their eggs ; and they make this distance with such precision that in foggy weather ships can sail under the guldance of their rustling in the water ; and migrating birds sweep over the immense tracts of air.thousands of miles, with a punctuality so sure that the Persian calendar is reckoned by them.Truly, \u2018the stork in the heaven knoweth her appointed timea.\u2019 The author above quoted gives a remarkable instance of intelligent instinct.little short of reason, in the burying beetle, which looks out for a dead mole, or frog, or mause, sinks it into the earth, lays her eggs in it, and leaves them to be hatched, the larvae thus finding themselves in a well frog-stored larder.A naturalist one day found the beetles at work on a dead form.He tied the body to a stick stuck obliquely into the ground, so that the carcass could not sink.The beetles were baffled for a while, and ran about in great excitement ; but at last, seeing what was the matter, they attacked the foundations of the rod and undermined it until it fell.So they secured their prey.\u2014 The Peninsula Methodist.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 0 GOOD ASSOCIATIONS.Let no young man or woman go in a \u2018social circle where the influences are vicious or hostile to the Christian religion.You will begin by reproving their faults and end by copying them.Sin is contagious.You go among those who are profane, and you will be profane.You go among those who use impure language, and vou will use impure language.Go among those who are given to strong drink, and vou will inevitably become an inebriate.There is no exception to the rule.A man is no better than the company he continually keeps.It is always best to keep ourselves under Christian influences.It is not possible, If you mingle in associations that are positively Christian, not to be made better men or women.The Christian people with whom you associate may not be always talking their religion, but there is something in the moral atmosphere that will be life to vour soul.You choose out for your most intimate associates eight or ten Christian people.You mingle in that association ; you take their counsel ; you are guided by their example, and You live a useful life and die a happy death and go to a blessed eternity.There is no possibility of mistaking ; there is not an exception in all the universe or ages \u2014not one.\u2014Dr.Talmage, in \u2018Christian Herald.\u2019 \u2014 Uncle\u2014And how are you getting on at school, Jack ?Jack\u2014All right ; but the master is very ignorant.Uncle\u2014Indeed ! Jack\u2014Yes.To-day he started talking during the arithmetic about square roots.and I know well enough that all roots are more or less round.~\u2014 Judy.\u2019 THE FUTURE SIR WALTER SCOTT In a sequestered corner of the ivy- walled garden at Abbotsford stands a sun-dial.Shadows gliding across its time-worn face have silently marked the hours since Sir Walter Scott, then in the midst of his financial troubles and embarrassments, carved with his own hand upon the stone, \u2018I will work while it is day\u2019 All honor to his lofty courage, when, worn by illness and pain, he still drove his pen Across the pages that 1776 AZ (ida.A 7 it \u201c7-4 THE FUTURE SIR WALTER SCOTT.his debts might be paid and his honor vindicated.His pleasure was greater when despatching fifty pounds to his creditors than when receiving gifts, from his sovereign\u2014'But the glory dies not and the grief is past.\u2019 No one takes more pride in that \u2018glory\u2019 than Sir Walter's great-grand- daughter, Mary Monica, sole heiress of Abbotsford.In 1874 she married the Hon.Joseph Maxwell, who legal- | 1y took the name of Maxwell Scott, and the first child born was named | Walter Scott.Upon this auspicious occasion the Queen telegraphed, with | her congratulations, \u2018He shall be knighted \u201cSir Walter\u2019 when he is twenty-one.\u2019 This bdy now is nineteen years of age, and is destined for the army.The Prizes FOI THE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 COMPETX- TIONS.Some of the prizes that will be awarded for the \u2018Witness competitions will be on view on Thursday and Friday in one of the windows of the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Be sure and see them.___ .\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRIZE COMPETITIONS.The \u2018Witness\u2019 Prize Competitions are as follows :\u2014 MODEL YACHT COMPETITION.KITE-FLYING TOURNAMENT.BEST CAMP-FIRE YARN.NATURAL HISTORY RESEARCH.Particulars of these competitions appeared in the \u2018Witness\u2019 of Saturday, June 29.Intending competitors are asked to send in their names as early as possible, and state for what competition they propose to enter.No entrance fee is required, but it is expected that every boy Intending to compete shall subscribe for the \u2018Daily Witness,\u2019 for which the price 1s only 25¢ a month, and watch carefully the \u2018Boys\u2019 Own Page.\u2019 Any boy can order the \u2018Witness\u2019 sent to his country or seaside address on payment of 25c a month, and every boy would do well to avail himself of the opportunity.Those desiring to ask any questions about these competitions can call at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office or they can send in their questions addressed \u2018To the Editor of the Boys' Page, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, Montreal.\u2014\u2014- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BOYS' CLUBS.The editor of the Boys Page will always be pleated to receive news items of Interesting doings in boys\u2019 clubs.The copy should be written only on one side of the paper.Sec- relaries of boys\u2019 clubs sending in the names of their clubs.with facts concerning purpose, number of members | and important engagements for the summer, briefly written, may have the same inserted in the Boys\" Page.ee SITUATIONS WANTED.| The editor of the Boys\u2019 Page will be glad to insert in the \u2018Witness\u2019 free | | of charge advertisements of employ- | ment wanted for any boy who is seek.| \u2018og work.ty of wear in then.a Groceries, Provisions.&.\u2014\u2014 BETTER THAN Evry, FAMOUS 35cEnglish Breal::-\u2014 STILL TAKES THE LEAD, D.STEWART, 206 ST.ANTOINE STREET, Telephone 8168.SACRAMENTAL \u201c7 PURE GRAPE JUICE OF THE FINEST QU4j:j, Which can be used for Sacramen:a » poses, just received and for sale by WALTER PA FAMILY GHOCER.Corner St.Catherine and Rcte, 1.Eu THIS IS A BIG WF FOR FRU \u2014 AT \u2014 At BAKER'S.\u201d S GI « \"x Cor.ef AYLMER and BERTH: A large lot just arrived Canadia- fornia Piums and Gages, ain.California Peaches and Pears\u2014a=: cheap.We are receiving daily X Melons and Tomatoes, and fn Vegetables Please call or Telephone 564° Medicines, &c.M CROBE KILLL Just Received a fresh supply In \u2014.gallons.MINBRAL WATERS\u2014St.Gener:-\u2026.lieu, Poland, Buffalo, Geneva ani derry Lithia Waters always In = - SHEET WAX.\u2014A full supply -: ° materials for making wax flowers hand.DR.KLINE'S GREAT NERVE i+ fort ali Diseases of the Dral: vous System.Country orders promptly filled.J.A.HARTE, Druggist, 1780 Notre Dame st, & 2352 $t.Catheriu -1 Cement, Drain Pipes, « SCOTCH DRAIN PIPE PORTLAND CEMENT, IN STOCK AND TO APRRT .At Lowest Market Prices, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 W.& F.P.evreir \u201ca co.190 GREY NUN STREKT Calcined Plas\u2018» Portland Cement, Land Plaster.elc.50 BLEURY STRE.ALEX.BREMNER.Plumbing, &c.ALEX.MACKAY & C2.Practical Plumbers.\\ Gas.and Water Fittérs 4 BEAVEHER HAI.1, Hi: Bell Tel, #3242.IF YOU WANT WoOS- DONE REASONABLE In the linc of Flumbing., Gas or Fitting, go to FRANK Lb.TAY T.O 295 B81.Antoine st.west Guy, ie \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee Boots and Shoes.OUR BO.should be nil right ato oe ; With them goed shoes Everything good in tea.shown in our great stun + for work.for play.shoes! and kinds of Wear Pare; our shoes are lng went shoes are invari:hiv the ob apt to be hard on shoes their shoes must tbe ad 403 There's economy in Wer ne =! of us and save money RONAYNE B- 2027 VOTRE DANE SEMI ij- Chaccoiez = mure Âshes Best | SC T-pNFSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, RCI L te A AR ~- 1895, - remm\u2014 C \\ FAREWELL SERMON.= ~~.P.Borup preached his fare- _-\u2014w