The daily witness, 9 décembre 1895, lundi 9 décembre 1895

[" 1 pstitubé ST % EN WE (Colonial T Co rafalgs rS Pag London VoL.XXXVI, No 287.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 THE LAST RITES.+.Funeral of the Late Senator s Marphy Largely Attended.CAEN HELD 13 ST.PATRICK'S © 'ETIES SENT REPREZEN- Jo TATIVES.SR WAS TRESENT; ALSO OTHER > OF THE GOVERNMENT.Mur- wine late Senator morning at of the ce this rege was one of the largest and witnessed in the city for while majestic ceremonial of a1 Catholic Church lent a thrill- solemn occa- nPOIINg the mprossiveness to th as was the hour decided upon ~ funeral the sidewalks were crowd- \u2018a pesple long before nine o'clock, she membèrs of S:.Patrick's Tem- - « socieiy, the delegations from the =n Macdonald Club.the Commer- the sarsfield School, Point Microscopical Society, Antiquarian Society inher places In order consider- for removal to the Clem \u2018havies, he occismiatie and \u201cra \u2018he time rad arrived.covered with flowers.of floral tokens for no room was bestowe.l whih preceded the hearse, xas aie filled with exquisite aes amid vidlers, the gifts of and de- afin vas = wealtn Taare WAS nis, acquaintances = with which the dencified in Ilfe.and impressel a whole- = 1 ruzn ns influence.: > a crçe came the children $ Fair\" 11 «hief mourn- ~ Loam Tv hy CURT ca the Doan: e - Cine nosso l she general poe 4 ino ene eo pall 1 Darers, To cos were ce Tov Messrs, oA.Mur- : Monk, A cL.l.emessurier, George Le- f E.A.Murphy.W.H.Beatty, Foe % \u20ac ler, À.=.À.de Gape.F.Hopkirs, Dr.LU.LD.Monk, J.Sharples, D.Jaines Res, R.Mi'ix, E.Pease, Monk, Louis Amos.J.G.Monk.a: 5°.Patrick's Church rhe body Father Quinlivan and a ca afalque in the centre il lie surrounded by a tapers.+1 br aisie.bovs bearing draped in black and ire columns, sombre hue light was in the semi- = was represented by Mr.James Baylis, Mr.Henry Morton, Mr.Waiter Paul.Mr.8.J.Carter aad Mr.J.H.Carson, s°cretary, while the Micrescopical and the Numismatic Societies also sent represen'a:ives.Amcongst tasse who sent floral offerings were : The deceased's children, the Monk grandchildren, Mr.Louis Amos, Mrs.Pease.Miss Rea, Mrs.W.H.Beat- ty, C.D.Monk, Mr.J.Lemessurier, the Murphy nephews and nieces, Dr.MeCar- thy.Mr.and the Misce; Ducharme, Dr.end Mrs.McCallum, Mrs.Bell, Miss Arn- ton.Mrs.R.iemessurier, Mr.J.H.Stiles, Mrs, Wake, Mrs.Whitney, Mrs.R.; L.Gault, Miss MacFarlane, A.R.Taylor, ; Miss O'Bren, St.Patriek's T, A.B.S, Society, Natural History Stone.Mr.A.Lemessurier, ! | Microscopical | Socieiv, Miss I ete.| RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.At a meeting of ihe St.Patrick's Total | Abstinence and Benefit Society vesterday, Mr.Justice Curran made a feeling refer- lence to the death of the society's president, Senator Murphy had been con- ! nected with the society since its foundation, some {fifty-five years ago.A Teso- lution was read by Judge Curran.sec- cnded by Mr.John IH.Feeley.and cari vied, recerding the inexpressible sorrow fel* by members of the scelely and the ir- Their i late president was referred to as a man of jnany, but uncstentatious virtues.It was ordered that a copy of the resolution ef to Mrs.Murphy and fam- SN.An erder was also passed that the Lanners and regalia of the society be draped in mourning for three months as a token of scrrow.A resolution of ccndolence was passed by tha Baron de Hirsch Institute school commiitee yesterday, to Mrs.Murphy and family on the death of the Hon.Senator Murphy.Messrs.D.A.Ansell and J.lubenstein were deputed to attend the reparable loss they had sustained.warded enevral.Anne's Conference of St.Vincent : de Paul Society adopted a resolution expressing regret at the deaths of the Hon.| Senator Murphy and Mr.Henry Kava- nagh, :wo of its benefactors.+ Ste.At a me\u2018\u2018ing on Saturday of the Mont- Harbor Conrmmissioners, the following resolution was adopted: That this Board.having learned of the | t | | | veal i | | dea:h of the Hon.Edward Murphy, Senator | of the Dominion, desires to give expression | 0 their sincere sorrow at the loss of a col- T'NESS Last Edition.MON TREAL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1895.PricE ONE CENT.leagus so esteemed, and to put on record their deep sense of his public and private virtues, and of the value of his services, as a citizen, to the community in which he dwelt so long.As a man of business, his career was exemplary; In works of benevo- lance and charity he never wearied; in social life he won the affection and respect of all who had the privilege of knowing him; in religion he knew how to combine profound convictions with the broadest tolerance; if in politics he was faithful to the party, it was that he might serve his country; the advocate of peace and good-will, he was also the champion of progress and enlightenment; the friend of national education, he gave hia best encrzies to the cause of morality; a lover of nature and a student of science, he also encouraged thos® arts that adorn life and satisfy the higher aspirations.With such a man it was happiness to have served; and, while the remembrance of his many excellent qualities and important services tends to make more emphatic the loss that we have sustained, it must be some mitigation to our pain to feel that the gracious memories and far-reaching results of a life so fruitful and admirable are still living forces in the world.This Board would also offer thir heartfelt sympathy to Mrs.Murphy and the other members of the family of their deceased colleague in the sad and sudden bereavement that has overtaken them.ce STORMS, WRECKS, DEATH, GREAT HAVOC AROUND THE BRIT- IRIL ISLES AND ALONG THE NORTH SEA.DAMS AND DYKES BURST \u2014 FLOODS AND MISHAPS.London, Dec.9\u2014The exceptionally % heavy weather whith has prevailed during the past week over the British Isies Saturday.Numbericss been reported, and continued on smail wrecks have considerable damage bas been done to shipping, but the loss of life has bezn small.The lightship at the mouth of the river Dee was blown away with its crew ol five men.The telegraph iines in the northern part of the country have heen damaged and communication is in errupted.The gale is very violent over the North Sea.A despatch received from Antwerp savs that traflic in the streets of that city has been stopped and the navigation of the Scheldt is impossible.The Red Star Line steamer \u2018Friesiand\u2019 was the only one able to leave for Nev York.Several ships ware asnore on the Dutch coast.and the German bark * Libertas.from Kotka.has b2en wrecked near Nicu- wediep.Only two of her crew saved, the remainder being drowned after the barquc wos dviven ashore, where she soon became a tsital loss.The bodies of her crew have been washed were Liverpool.Nec.9.\u2014While pilel bat No, 5 was irying to put a pilot absard the British steamship \u2018Cambroman,\u201d Captain Jones, from B-ston.Nov.27, for this port, of Pcint Lynas at five o'clock this morning, she was struck amidships and badly the pilcts cn board that they a small and cut adrift in terrible guie was blowing at Nothing bus since been heard of the boat or its occupants, and it is fearod that all have teen lost.A tughoat afterwards picked up the pilot beat.Borlin, Doc.9\u2014The storm has caused greaz damage at all of the townz along the coast of the North Sea.Floods are Universal.At Hamburg tramways are submerged and traffic has been stopped.Flensburg, Prussia, Dee.9.\u2014The ga \u20ac which has been doing so much damage in this vicinity has finally become a regular hurricanes, sweeping with great force Since Friday the constantily on the in- Sixteen of alarmeoi damag-d.became so boat which tock to the the time.over the entire coast.storm has.been crease.Immense damage was cenus-d by the bursting cf the dams and dikes along the western shaves, The flocde have been extensive and there have hear many accidents.Copenhagen, Dec.9.\u2014In consequence of the storm high tides have flooded all the towns in Northern and Western Jutland.The towns of Nykjobing, Struer and Lem- vig are inundated, and the dike at Fer- ring has burst.Great damage has heen done ¢verywhere.Rome, Dec.9.\u2014Terrific gales have prevailed throughout Italy and along the coasts within the last few hours.Twenty or more wrecks are reported from various seaports in which there loss oï life.was great \u2014__æ THAT TORONTO FAIÏILURE.Toronto, Dec.9.\u2014There were no developments cn Saturday in the business embarragsmeat of Messrs.Samson, Kennedy & Co.The firm's statement has not yet been prepared and no decision has been arrived at with regard to the settlement of affairs.This much, it is understood, has been determined upon, that during ihe present mayoral year no assignment will be made.It is expected that to-day will see some definite action taken on the part of the creditors.q SAID PAS:A STILL IN HIDING, HE REFUSES TO LEAVE THE BRITISH CONSULATE.THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE POWERS ADONT TO FORCE THE SULTAN TO ACT IN THE GUARD-SHIP MATTER.London, Dec.8.\u2014Said Pasha, the ex- Grand Vizier, still remains at the British Embassy, where he sought refuge, be- Heving that his life was in danger.He is obdurate to all the Sultan's appeals to leave the embassy.The Sultan sen: one of the palace Sheiks to the embassy to perusade Said Pasha to leave, but the Sheikh failed completely as had previous messengers from the palace.Alter Lhe Sheikh had left admission was refused to all other messengers from the Sultan.His Majesty thereupon requested the diplomats of the other powers to make representations to Said, but they will make no attempt to bring pressure SAID DASHA.to bear upon him.They will leave im entire liberty of action in the negotiations between himself and the palace.The resolution adopted by the diplomats at their meeting on Thursday which was later handed to Said Pasha by Baron Von Calice.the Austrian ambassador, was to this effect.It also referred to the powers supporting Said Pasha if he should accept tho Grand Vizierate, which the Sultan had asked him to do.Lohdon, Dec.8.\u2014The \u2018Times\u2019 will to morrow publish a despatch from Constantinople saying that M.Nelidoff, the Russian ambarzador, informed the re- rresentatives of the other powers on Friday tkat he was propared to follow up the guardships question.The message that the ambassador dealivered to the Sultan to-day was in connection with this matter.Ths representatives are awaiting the result of M.Nelidoff's audience with His Majesty.The despatch adds that an irade appointing Said Pasha, a Kurd, as Grand Vizier may be issued at any moment.The determination of ex- Grand Vizier Said Pasha to leave the country remains unshaken.A despatch to the \u2018Times\u2019 from Rome says that ad- vices that city from Con- stantineple state that the representatives of the powers have agreed to propose a definite date when the Sultan must reply to the demands that extra guardships be permitted to enter the Bosphorus.received in MR.FORD'S COMMENTS.New York, Dec.&-Mr.Isaac N.Ford cables from London to the \u2018Tribune\u2019: \u2014 The unspeakable Turk continues his career of murder and rapine, and the European concert, if not seriously out of tune, is pitched low and dragging badly.Another week bas been wasted over the petty question of allowing hzlf a dozen gunbcats to pass the Dardanelles.If they are finally admitted under ths menace cf forcing a passage wittout firmans, they can land a few hundred marines to protect the embassies and hotels, but that is all.As an afterncon jeurnal humorously suggests, a gunbeat !s not Noah's ark to settle on Mount Ararat.Guard- ships cannot restore order in the Turkish ampire, where the reign of terror is spreading every day.How wanton and atrocious is the barbarity is shown by a series of pictures in this week's \u2018Graphic\u2019 based on kodak snap-shols of last month's massacres at Erzeroum.Yet the Sultan with a bankrupt treasury and revolting provinces, without fleet or army, is able to defy Europe with millions of soldiers and hundreds of warships.Even while killing time and fooling with the powers over the groiesque gunboat question and attempting to imprison his former grand vizier, now a refugee in the British embassy, he has been negotiating with Vienna bankers for a loan of $500,- 000,000 to help in the campaign of resistance to the European concert.The secret of the Sulian\u2019s success and European action is the dread of risks of partitioning the Turkish empire.Six powers are united now, although one after another has to be whipped or coaxed into line; but each fears and the Sultan hopes that the concert will speedily be broken up.Lord Salisbury has been the loudest in menaces, and France and Rus- | sia have shown more zeal than discretion in insisting upon protecting the integrity of Turkey against her encroaching enemies.The gunboats would already have been off Constantinople if the Sultan had believed that the powers were cooperating heartily.Fleets would have followed the gunboats, if these six good Europeans, as Talleyrand used to call them, had been ready to do their duty and had not feared a quarrel over a treaty of partition.SAID PASHA'S ACTION SIGNIFICANT.New York, Dec.8.The \u2018Sun\u2019s\u2019 London special cable says, \u2018Said Pasha's action in seeking an asylum at the British embassy is an incident of critical significance.Nothing could tend more strong- 1y to .bring the native opposition to the present regime to a head.It may even furnish the leader, which has been all that was lacking to cause sn outbreak of that opposition.There is abundant agitated by this move than by any event since the crisis became acute.Said Pasha is as honest and patriotic as it is possible for any Turk in official life to be, and he enjoys the confidence and support of the great body of malcontents among his countrymen.These facts give color to the latest reports from Constantinople, that a rebellion against the present dynasty will take place soon, if at all.There is a disposition on the part of the Eng- !ith press to find satisfaction in the fact that Said Pasha sought an asylum in the British insiead of the Russian embassy, especially in view of the fact that his political sympathies in the past have been pro-Russian and anti-English.He evidently shares the general impression that the Czar is really friendly to the Sultan in the present troubles.There is also a suspicion in certain quarters that the Sultan is crazy and desperate enough to use force to get possession of his ex-Grand Vizier.Such action would of course give Lord Salisbury just the excuse he had wanted for sending the whole British fleet through the Dardanelles, without notice to the powers inviting their cooperation.This week has brought no change in the general relations of the European powers, a situation which is only partially controlled by the Turkish crisis.The harmony of the powers continues to be merely a conspiracy of inaction, the real purpose of which is to tie the hands of England.This is at length seen in this country, so that even the Opposition journals have practically ceased to urge Lord Salisbury to break the dead-lock.They have been warned, probably, that it is unpatrictic thus to arouse public opinion and embarrass the governrient.New York, Dec, 8 \u2014A \u2018Herald\u2019 cable despatch from Vienna says: I have received the following information in regard to the :ncidents which led to the flight of Said Pasha: A number of functionaries of the palace showed to the Sultan an anonymous letter, addressed to the President of the Council, asking him lo toke certain steps in regard to the c:risi.His Majesty believed that Said Pasha was really in communicatien with certain persons outside the palace, and ordered his arrest.His belief in the treachery of Said was increased by anonymous denunciations accusing him of being engaged in a plot for the reinstatement of the deposed Sultan Murad V.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014æ THE A.O.U.W.CONCERT.The firs: annual concert under the auspices of the A.O.U.W.Grand Lodge of the Province of Quebec and Maritime Pre- vinces will take place in the Monument National to-morrow, Tuesday, evening.A lengihy and entertaining programme has been prepared and the concert will doubtless be one cf the best of the preaz- ant season, judging from the well known names of the artists who will contribute.The following will take part :\u2014Misses Louise Daly.Sophie Myers, S.Rubinstein and Ella Walker; Mrs.Ell.Villeneuve; Messrs.J.Siiverston, L.Charbon- neau, Rouleau, Meredith, Heward, J.Marshall Williams, J.E.Guillemette, Ellsworth Duquette and A.W.W.Steyt- ler.Addresses will be delivered by Dro.Ed.C.Lalonde, J.M.Workman, and Bro.D.McCormack, Q.C.\u2014\u2014\u2014p\u2014 TO BE BUILT BY AMERICANS.Port Townsend, Wash., Dec.9.\u2014A concession from the Chinese Government tn build a line of rallway from Tidewater to Pekin has been obtained by a syndicate of American capitalists.The road will be abcut two hundred miles long, and will tap a valuable mining district.The operation and construction of the line will ostensibly be undcr the direct patronage of the Chinese Government, but American capital and engineers are the principal factors in the scheme.Among the men of prominence said to be in the deal are Senator Calvin S.Brice, of Ohio; Whitlaw Reid, of New York, and ex-Secretary of State John W.Foster.evidence that the Sultan himself is more | 1 be directly affected.AN SLARMING RUMOR.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Japan and Russia About to Form a Commercial Union, BRITISH INTERESTS IN THE FAR EAST IN DANGER.\u2014 e LORD ROBERTS SOUNDS A WARNING TO ENGLISHMEN.New Ycrk, Dec.9.\u2014The \u2018Sun's\u2019 London cable says: The slow development of the Turkish crisis is enabling far-sighted Englishmen to give more attention to Lhe situation in the Far East, which ig beginning to be recognized as fraught with greater dangers to British interests than the Constantinople difficulties.The most significant words yet spoken on this subject are contained in an important speech on Wednesday by Lord Roberts, who is not only one of England\u2019s highest military authorities but is a men who pos- Sesszs an intimate?knowledge cf tha whole question of the Indian Empire and its relations with China and Japan trade.His most pregnant sentence was: \u2018If England intends to maintain her commercial Supremacy in the Fast she must be prepared for events even more startling and unexpected than those which have or- curred in the past twelve months.\u2019 Lord Roberts then proceeds to give definiteness to his remarks by intimating in pretiy Plain language that the British Indian possessions are distinctly threatened.He argued that the policy of keeping ourselves, and disregarding everything tüat takes place beyond the frontier of the north-west of India, is no longer applicable to the present conditions under whieh the English ceempy India.The question as to the proper means for securing the integrity c£ India is not merely a military question, but equally urgent from a political point of view.He would, therefore, not further enlarge on the matter.The moral to be drawn was that, if England hoped to hold her own as cne of the great powers and retain her foreign possessions she must, cost what it might, bs mistress of the seas and, besides having a sufficiency of war ships and a full complement of szilors to man them, she must have a well-or- ganized, a well-equipped, a well-trained army to be transported wherever the presence of British soldiers is required.The latest intelligence from the far East has a direct bearing upon the news cabled £everal weeks ago of a probabie alliance between Russia and Japan.Thea doom of British prestige in the far East, which such a combination would signify, is now fully understood in this countrv and the possibility has aroused widespread alarm in the great trades which would The chief obstacle to such a diplomatic \u2018coup\u2019 is, of course, public sentiment-among the Japanese, who have regarded Russia as a friend of the Chinese rather than of themselves.The latest despatches say that the pro-Rus- sian propaganda among the Japanese pen- ple is proving rapidly effective, and already a large section of the inhabitants of Tokio are demanding an agreement with Russia as antl-English as may be.Thera is no daubt that a great game of diplomacy in the far East is being carefully played, without regard to the more dramatic events in Turkey.It is also still evident that war forms no part af the plans of the aggressors in this game.It is a deeper and more skilful game even than war and it promises :o preve mcre effectual for their aggrandizement and the common object\u2014the discomfiture of England.\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014#\u2014\u2014- A RICH MEXICAN MINE.St.Louis, Mo., Dec.9.\u2014A special from Zacatecas, Mex., says: Macono Solis, a young Spaniard, arrived here a few days ago from Madrid.He was in search of a lost mine which was abandoned nearly a century ago by the Spaniards working it on account of the hostile Indians.Mr.Solis brought with him an old chart giving the exact location of the and has just re-discovered the property.Ir is situated seven miles from the cio.The mine is exceedingly rich and vre to mine, the value of several bundred thousand dollars is in sight.\u2014 THE WEATHER.Meteorologlca! Office.Toronto.Ont.Dre 9 11 a.m.\u2014 The following are the minimum temperatures \u2014Calgary.25: Batilefo: d, Zoro; Qu'Appelle.?below: Winnipez, low; Parry Sound, 4 below, Torontu, 14; Montreal, 8 below; Quebec, 10 below: Halifax 16.Probabilities ior the nex: twenty-four hours\u2014Moderate winds: mestly fair and cold and light local snow falls.16, he.e Montreal.Dec.3.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard Barvmeter at noon to-day.30.23 ; vesteore day, 30.00.To-day, temperature, max.10, min.\u20144; yesterday, max, 15, min.li.\u2014 Below zero.AE TLS Kg AA rk ST pr rT BC pe or Sag tr arr A Or APS pup a eT ER SEAS = or mye ie > nm fe Fe pi ae ES oe ji H | er = = ria = => RE Meet) # 8 ; AA \u2014 - i» i ne oT IR \u2014\u2014_ = 2 Lo ¢ : = RI = es cn ye ; = i 3 Pr RIRTHS.MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notices af births, marriages and deathe must invari ably ve endorsed with the name ard address of she sender, or atheririse no notice can be taken of them, Birth notices are inserted for 2£3¢, marriage notices Jor 50c, death notices for 25c prepaid.The announcement of furera\u2019 appended to death notice, 25¢ extra; otrer extension to obituary.such as short sketch Qf life, two cents per word extra, exces poetry, which ts 50 cents per line exira\u2014prepaid.Annual subscribers may have announcements of birthe marriages and deaths (without extend-d obituary or verses) conurring in their immediate families.free o! charge, in which case name and address of sub scribera should oe given RIRTHS.Des.Ard, Charies, Griffin.MarLE ANA $ Revére street, Truro.N.S.\u2026.on De 1 1S5, the wife of the Rev.b.Ma ean.of a son.ï ROBERTON\u2014At 41 McGill College avenue, on Des.4 159.a son to Mr.and Mrs.George E.Roberton.i MARRIED.COOPER\u2014HOILSTOCK.\u2014At the psrso rage.non Wes\u2019, on lec.4, by the Rev, A.Mar Mr.Robert Cooper to .Miss Saphronie Holstock.both of North Gwillimbury.York Co.Ontario.7 \u2018QWIE\u2014-GREENOUGH \u2014On Dec.4, 189, at =.John the Evangelist's Church.Port- near.Que.Ly the Rev.H.=.Fuller.F.W.Cowls, CE, 65 O:tawa.ta Kathewne, ce.youngst dunghter of W.P.Greenough, Eq.y Portneus.DUNSTAN \u2014COOKE.\u2014A+ tho the bride's motacr.Kincardine, Out.on Des.4 1895.by the Rev.James Thomp- sn.BA.rector of the Church of the Nessah, Edward Langmead idanstan.of th- fem of inpstan & Ellsworth, Chicago.Il.1 Anna Kennedy, younger danghter af \u2018h~ la\u2018e Joseph Conke.EVANS GR AHAM.\u2014-At the residence» of the rr Peet, her 2ev, John Locx.on Dec 1855, W.W.vans, bar- Fix Hall, Taronio.to = of T.5.Graham.9 Hibernia.and 9 at 28 à san to Mr SEA Ta pee, as pe GRIFFIN \u2014 On serest, Poin Mrs.James St.Methodist P.~ re*idenre of us ch Thomas Megas daughler a 0.Ea \u2014 COUPIER.\u2014At New Yerk.on by the Ro PP.admin, Richard of this citv.in Jeanne Marie ¢ Thos rose Conmuier of Valance, France.No F cards.At homes after Jan.!, 185.9 DIED.: COUPER HAT the \\Westorn Hospita\u2019.on the L Aiber+ Willis Cooper, second son of the lave Alfred Corper.aged 2) years and Yo month- Funeral from br.ier-in-law.PATTON Lie.= Daan =.Nov ue È the vesidenes of his James 4.S'alker.147 FL HEvpatia str-e.on Tuesday, Dec.in at Dés gra, Folens unl acquaintances please this jniimation.! aca try He paren pose ose va Ace a Qu copy.a DAVIS \u2014 At rocner street, wifs of Melvin ani ñ manths.Mineral from \u201cth ins.a 2 LAVIOLETTE.Poin: Jonnie Lavi Jerse \u201caiderves, No.30 1895, Lilly agel Du- Boas.24 years 9 late r on Der.7.H.Davis.her above addres: on FN.No.OY na 1x om Minogne, belove] aged !% v-ars.5 Fu neral où Tuesday 2 nolo t9 ST.Chi ee thence to Monday, 9 Charron Sunday, Deel ow, wife of Joseph months.afternoun.Dec.11, Matthew's Presbyterian Moun: Roval Cemetery, 9 s:vert, = vo a ae ES PRE \u2014 .MC BBD A D SES, of Glenlven, Lachute, nn Wednesday, Fiplev M-ofibhon, a native Fcotland, agel S9 vears.TU Dec.7, 1845, Leon and father of Dir.\u2014 eT.a E.-In this \u2018\u2018'Y.on retired mer hant, =° Pirbé.agod TR vears.In Tuesday morning per Hs at risidenecs, 101 \u20ac 7 Charen of Hotre the (7 des Neiges at < adieux Dame.and Cemetery.« 4 then 9 L5 pre SR i RAMSAY.On the residence of her Wes mount.Mrs.A Ramrav.\u2018 the lage Alexander Ramsay.ag-d TT.i Tuneral on Moniay, th inst.at past 15 o'elner Ta Mount Roval morning of Tec.7.son, 45 Argyle ar the avenue, widow of \u2014\u2014 UE = +\" we, eee half- Ceme- STANWAY \u2014 At the residence of her brother.in-law.Deroy Roberts.Manchioneal.Jamais, WW.on Nov.21, Margaret Eliza- hath eldest daugh'er o?the late George sway sf +h city.- Fer erut autte- later.Tv I S 3 rs \u2014 Su = Thos- sending nottres Jor the above column ray send vith thew a list of names of interested Sriends.Ma.led copies of the * Witness containing such notice vill be sent free to any address in Canada Montreal excepted.Noticor received too lair for this column are usually M ! pieced on the 6th page.ADVERT ISEMENTS.bO YOU WRITE Tees\u2019 Desks ?MADE AT 200 ST.JAMES STREET.ÉD 472 ee em me ae.Ee re Grave Yard Cough And all other Coughs quickly cured by taking CHAPMAN'S WILD CHERRY COMPOUND.Ask your Druggist for it.CHAPMAN'S PHARMACIES, 2637 and 4205 St.Catherine St.9 Ra TT NRA ms Sr aay en ere: 5 Ssa2 202 à Fo IR CH RISTMAS WORK A SITTING AT AN EARLY DATE WOT LEY OBLIGE © Dec rep here fers x Wm.Notman & Son, 14 Phillips Square.\u2014 T 9 JUST OPENED OUT AT (LARKT'S UNIVERSAL 244 St.James street, (Meat door fo Gid Stand).ANEW CHRESTMAS CARDS, NE BOOKLETS, NEIY FANCY CALENDARS, ete.Ali rhe very latest artistic productions and at Lowes Prices.Also.a Magniticent Stook of NEW BANQYET LAMPS, NEW SILK SHADES, NEW RRONZE AND GOLD LACQUERYD ORYAMENTS, NEW BRASS AND ONYX TOP TABLES.Call ard ee our beauufur BRASS LAMY (Gold Lea and SIL SHADE for 5.00, splendid value.(TARKE S UNIVERSAL, 244 St.James st.30 5, Garsleys CHEAPEST CAPES AND JACKETS IN THE gcs= Revised List for Tuesday Bee Revised List for Tuesday Wonderful Prices Wonderful Prices Wonderful Prices \u2014 FOR\u2014 LADIES MANTLES LADIES\u2019 MANTLES READ! 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LOT ONE.284 Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Cloth jarkets, in all colors, original price from $5.00 to $25.00.Your choice for 52.50.LOT TWO.196 Ladies\u201d Colorad Cloth Jackets, trimmed and untrimmed, original prize (rym $7.75 to $28.00.- Your choice for 35.00 LOT THREE.62 Ladies Silk and Plush Dolmans, vith Fur and Jet Trimmings.vrizinal price from $12.00 to $22.00.Your choice for $2.50.LOT FOUR, 47 Ladies\u2019 Fur Lined Capes, and Jackets, lined with Kaluga, Hemster, and Squirrel rock.assy 21 colors, original price from $14,990 to $28.75.Your choice fer $4.95.LOT FIVE.6 Ladies\u2019 Sealette Jackr:, quilted En- ing and faced with satin, original price $50,090, will be cleared at $12.50.LOT SIX.4 Ladies\u2019 Handsome Velvet (\u2018dpes, embroidered with Silk and Jets, San 1 red, original price $32.50 to $68.90 Your choice for $17.50.LOT SEVEN.39 Ladies\u2019 Russian .aks and Cireu- lar Wraps, lined with quilted silk and trimmed with fur, original price from $16.00 to $28.75.Your choice for $4.05.LOT EIGHT.18 Ladies\u2019 Ulsters in Tweed.Beaver and Fancy Serges, original price, from £3.90 to $28.00.Your choice for 3.95.LOT NINE.d Ladies\" Box Beaver Cloth Jackets, with Mink Collars, and facings, original price $26.50.To be cleared at 37.50.LOT THEN.15 Ladies\u2019 Long Wraps, lined with quilted Farmer's Satin and trimmed with fur, original price $12.26.To clear.$1.95.LOT ELEVEN 29 Ladies\u2019 Opera Capes, in evening shades, original price from $10.00 to $26.75 Your choice for $2.50.LOT TWELVE.350 Children's Jackets, and Reefers, size from 1 to &, original price from $4.25 to $8.50.Your cholce for $1.75.LOT \u2018THIRTEEN 75 Children's Reefers, Jackets, and Ulsters, with Capes.Size, 1 to 4.original price from $1.75 to $4.00.Your choice for Thc.CHRISTMAS CARDS.Just opened up a full line of Raphael Tuck's Christmas Cards, all this year's designs.bcught specially and offered at HAL\u201d PRICE.Arranged in Packets to suit all.EUROPEAN MAILS for Christmas leave this week.an assortment in good time.Carsley's Great Box of Xmas (-\u20141ls, 19¢.Carsley's Cards, 35c.Secure Marmo:h Box of Xmas S, CARSLEY.HOLIDAY BOOKS Every card this vear's.In Cloth and Leatber Bindings, to suit, every age and every pocket.Largest assortment ever offered in Montreal now displayed on our Book Counters.Stores Nos.1, 2, 3 , 4&4, Oo.8.CARSLEY THE GREAT JUVENILES The Boys\u2019 Own Annual.The Girls\u2019 Own Annual.- Charterbox.And thousands of others.At all prices.Christmas Numbers.Christmas Novelties.Bibles, Praver amd Hymn Books, ete.Everything at Special Prices.S.CARSLBY.SPECIAL SALE CHENILLE CURTAINS.TABLE DAMASKS and TOWELS All Next Week.S.CARSLEY'S COLUMN.are \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014 Gigantic Sale LADIES\u2019 JACKETS AND CAP At Less than Half Price.¥ WORLD.8.CARSLEY.Dress Lengths.Dress Lengths.Dress Lengths.\u2014FOF.\u2014 Christmas CGifts.Christmas Gifts.To be sold specially cheap all this week.One Thousand Dress lengths of Winter Dress Goods.Also large lot of Remnants of Dress Goods suitable lengths Jor CLii- dren's and Young Ladies\u2019 Dreses.All new and extra cheap.S.CARSLEY.Millinery Special GENERAL In REDUCTIONS Trimmed and Untrimmed MILLINERY AND MILLINERY GOODS.Ladies\u2019 Untrimmed Sailors, 19c.Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Sailors, 39¢ ea.Ladies\u2019 Trimnied Walking Hats, 35 ea.Ladies\u201d Black and Colored Shaped Harts, reduced to about Half Price.TRIMMED MILLINERY.Reduced 3233 Percent.Wings, Ospreys, Quills, and Fancy Fea; thers.reduced 33 percent.Order at the Reduced Prices.S, CARSLEY.Ladies\u2019 Blouses.FOR EVENING WEAR.ladies\u2019 Stylish Plaid Blouses, $1.45.Ladies\u2019 Stylish Cashmere Blouses.$1.75 Ladies\u2019 Stylish Crepon Blouses, Trimmed Lace, $1.90.Ladies\u2019 Faney Silk Blouses, $4.45.Ladies\u2019 Rich Silk Blouses, $12.00.LADIES WRAPPERS.Ladies\u2019 Flanneletie Wrappers, 75c.Ladies\u2019 Moleton Flannel Wrappers, ; $1.80.i Ladies\u2019 Printed Canton Wrappers, §2.Ladies\u201d Moleton Flannel Wrappers, trimmed Velvet, up to $3.2 Ladies\u2019 Striped Bath Gowns, $2.75.Ladies\u2019 Fancy Bath Gowns, $5.25.S, CARSLEY.Handkerchiefs.Hem-stitched Lawn Handkerchiefs, 4c.Colored Border Handkerchiefs, 2c.Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs, 10c.Hand-Drawn Lawn Handkerchiefs, 3%ec Hem-stitched Linen Handkerchiefs, 116.Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, 45c.Hand Drawn Lawn Handkerchiefs, 50c each, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, 5c.White Hem-stitched Silk Handkerchiefs, 12c each.Japanese Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, 22c ea.Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.15c.Fancy Gauze Handkerchiefs up to $1.60.Silk Lace Handkerchiefs, $1.50 ea.S, CARSLEY.Silk Initial New Neckwear.ALL LATEST NOVELTIES ALL LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES\u2019 LACE AND SILK IN LADIES LACE AND SILK NECKWEAR, NECKWEAR, FOR THE SEASON.FOR THE SEASON.LACE COLLARS.In the newest Paiterns, 22c to $3.30.Fancy Yoke Collars, 60c to $4.60.Fancy Lawn and Lace Sets, 50c¢ to $1.55.Black Irish Lace Collars, $1.10.The \u2018Marlborough\u2019 Collar, $1.25.The \u2018New Duchess\u2019 Collar, $1.75.S, CARSLEY.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.| JOHN MURPHY & CO°S ADVERTISEMENT, mas Presents.Men\u2019s High=Class Jewel-= lery at Manufacturers\u2019 Prices.We have just purchased at a very low figure the samples of a leading New York Jewellery firm.The lot embraces the following articles: \u2014 CUFF LINKS, An immense collection of every description in Sterling Silver,Gold Plate, Rolled Gold, etc., in plain, chased, enamelled, and all new and artistic designs.Prices from 30c to $2.60 per pair.CUFF BUTTONS, An endless variety in Pearl, Sterling Silver, Rolled Plate, Oxidized, Enamelled, etc., all marked at wholesale prices ranging from 30c to $2.50 per pair.SCARF PINS, All the latest patterns, just the thing for an Xmas present for either a lady or gentleman; prices from 10c to $5 each.FRONT STUDS.Hundreds to choose from.Prices from 25c to $1.25 a se COLLAR BITIiONS.AN kinds from Be to fe.Tie Clips from 2c to 9ve.Fobs from 85e to $2.75.Pointers from 5e to 4c.Walking Canes.13¢ to 81.25, Scarf Rings in Sterling Silver.FOR MEN A choice selection of ., .ALSO Dressing Gowns from $6.75 up.Lounge Counts from 52.75 up.Bath Gowns from $2.50 up.Silk Pyjamas at $3.15 and $6.30 suit.Ties, 15¢ to $1.50.Silk Maiflers, 29¢ (0 $5.00.Shirt Front Protectors at $1 10 to $1.40.SiIKk Handkerchirfs, 18c to $1.30.Eine! Gloves, 15¢ 10 59,640, Rubber Coats from 89.76 up and hundreds nf other useïu! articles for Xmas presents.\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JOHN MURPHY & CO, 2343 ST.CATHERINE BTREET.Corner Metcalfe st.TELEPHONE, No.3833.Monvay.\u2018 JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS\u2019 ADVERTISEMENT, OUR SALE__~ CONTINUES ALL THIS MONTH and we would remind woi 11 pe POSTAL ORDERS | customers that there is only Ï | | [ i 1 ARE about two weeks between now d X 1e» BEING an mas \u2014 AND \u2014 FILLED IN Goods desirable as Xmas Present are going very ra- ROTATION.pidly.Desirable all=-Wool Dress Materials Are Seiling at the price of Prints.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, \"THE FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE 203 to 207 YF.ANTOIXLE STREET.144 to 150 Mountain street.Telephone, 8225.LRANCH : -8T.CATHERINE STREET, Cor, Buckinghant avenue.Telephone 3335.D E CRADLE wat RK.& P.\u2019s.0F THE DEEP.Arm chair which papa bought\" All kinds | of Comfortable Furniture at comfortable low prices.| Feed-The market ie = ly active follow s- _ in a jobbing | Bron Ver | Eggs { Shor: =.Provisions -Locai!v.act vee ar the late Lfellows \u2014 post Canadian short heavy LL LL LL LL Hams, city cured, Lard, compound Lard.pure Baron .Meal\u2014Trading Is steady.We qnote:\u2014 Standard.nls Granul:t 4.brle tolled bats.bris Cherse l'able quotati 448 for white checse js the range is about 830 French, and around sunvnér makes \u201cYANSACHONR, The latter are dificult to os The Stri-tly new laid eggs gzou1 demand at uc 1q sell from 14e to ioe.ranges from HuL- to weak side, and 21e wou price.We quote fin-s ber and October at at 17c:.Western at lic.Dressed Hoge\u2014Recely Ju to quality and size of Ashes\u2014The market 1 cline, $3.50 for seconds.$4.65 per l'y ibe.Wheat.bush Corn.bush Peas, bush Oats, bush 3earlev.bush Rye.bush 1m Buckwheat.bush Flour.brls Lu Meal, brls MOVEMENTS At Ohirago\u2014 Wheat.hugh Corn.bush Qais hush \u201clour.tris A New Yo-k\u2014 Wheat bash Corn.hoch Gats.tosh LL Flour tr- Flour sa ws At Mibwaules- Wheat, hash Ar Dulath- Wheat task At Detroit Wheat.Hust AT Minne © - Wheat.bush At St.Touts Wheat bush At Tole oo Whe bo-h | RECEITPTS \"°, La Ouais hush Barlev.bush Rye hash Flour.brs ashes boris .: Butter, pkes ._- Chéuse, XE 2 Dress.1 Hoes Leather rolle To bris .4° | What is the use of sitting in | an uncomfortable chair when you can get one of our Easy Chairs and Rockers in Rattan and Reed for §4.95.RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON * Furniture and Bedding, CIRAIG STREET.GENERAL CHILDREN'S RUBBERS.BOYS RUBBERS.WOMEN'S RUBBERS.MEN'S RUBBERS.MEN'S OVERSHOES.JOB LOT TOWELS.REMNANTS TABLE LINEN.REMNANTS TOWELLING.REMNANTS BUTCHER LINE.REMNANTS DRESS LININGS Special Lot of All-Wool Dress Goods, fnches wide.The vard, worth 31 25.ROWELL'S GENERAL BAZAAR, 1597 Notre Dame Street, Between St.Lambert's Hill and Court House.ra a CHILDREN\u2019S RINCS! MISSES\u2019 RINCS! LADIES\u2019 RINCS! Children's Rings.Solid Gold, Real Stones, from $1.00 to $2.50.Men's Rings, Solid Gold, Real Siones, from $1.50 to $10.00.Ladies\u2019 Rings.Solid Gold, from $3.00 to $75.00.OPAL RINGS, Nice variety from $4.00 to $75.00.DIAMOND RINGN.For Children.from $1.50 to $5.00: for Ladies, from 310 to 395.00: for Gentlemen.from $15 to 5150.00.Our $10.00 value in the Gold.D.BEATTY, Watehimaker and Jeweller, 137 St.Peter Street, opposite \u2018Witness Office.4 Real Stones, th best 15 kar.Diamond Rings are city.Claw Settings, HOW TO MAKE CHRISTMAS HAPPY You take a ong step in that direction when you furnish the wth se'Pections made from large and choice assoriment Carpets, Oilclo:hs.Rugs, rains.Portieres, Shades, the rest.AMES T)AYLIS & D) our of Mats, Cur- Poles and ON The Carpet 1837 NOTRE near Warchonse.DAME ST.Meal] 9 FUNERAL R SEALE & SON .\u2018DIRECTORS, Phone 7469.Cor.Beaver Hall and Dorcarster sus home - The Daily Witness, DEC.MONDAY AFTERNOON, a.COMMERCIAL, WITNERS OFFICT \\ Monday, Dec.9, 18%.WHOLESALE PRICES.advices to the Board of Trade follows.\u2014London., Dec.4.evasi, wheat firm, maize wheat and maize country markets, Liverpool spot Cable morning are as 1595.\u2014Cargoes off quiet; cärgoes on passage.rather firmer : English wheat partially td dearer.wheat quiet.spot maize steady.Futues, wheat easy.2d Dec.ss 3149 Jan.ad March.April.maize quiet, 35 33;4d Dec, 2s lad Jan.Feb.March, 2s 3d Mav.Minneapolis tirst bakers\u2019 flour.17s.Paris, wheat 18.50 Dec.15.75 Jan.: flour.41.25 Dev | 41.75 Jan.: French country markets steady, American wneat 3d higher per cental, Argentine shipments to United Kingdom: Wheat.this week.L000 qrs.last week.6.000 qrs.: maizr, this week.M4.qrs.last weuk, 1ol.000 ors.Argentine shipments te Continent: Wheat this week, 149.0% qre.last Week, ss HES 51,0 Da s none; maize do.this week, 57.000 qre., last week, 31.000 qrs.In Milwaukee wheat opened at 35140 Dec and tl\u2019se Mav, In Duluth wheat opened ui 54e Dec.and | royce May.| In Detroit wheat opened a®t 57e Der.and | 65g May.In Toiedo wheat opened at bsl,e Dec, and | Gstse Mar.In St.Louis wheat opened at G23¢ Mav._In New York wheat opened at Utsye Dec \"ue Jan.vSi4e Mary: corn open=d at 35540 May.Grain\u2014The situation is unchanged.Prices care steady and trade is Jull.We quote as - follows: \u2014 ! | Pres.per 60 Ibs., afloat Goce to f&le No.2 outs, per 34 Ibs .Sle to 314,0 Barley, feed .3se to 496 Buckwheat, per 24 !bs.2e to 400 | Flour\u2014A fair local trade is reported at | late values.We (ote \u2014 \u201cSpring wheat, patents coo F000 10 5,40 Manitoba sirong bakers .30 ty 37h Winter patents o.oo.ATH to 415, Siruigh: roll re 111020200000 Ps ta X 60 Chest i i { i 2 Mr.ware spirited and The | + | La | | | 1 i | i this | | | ' Ted 10 cand pieces, Zealand Cag Petroleum LIVE There rattle, offered £0 vo 0 to-dax.Tr numbers ov + val were abont gle a and >» \u2018 Wore hos Lan 1 > \" Dinh: Li of aile lembs \"re sols cond anim ah le common las to Jha alive Was ral ha are od oor ane Mi af SA rod veals ¢ or ha re better fo- IIS : rem R50 ta Le trom - Ie per le bos : from Algo DO u ! Joseph KR: De per PF 522 Fat hogs and dressed hows 4° rer Ih.with + .qi et ou, el Te IR se LONDON Prev to-day 1° Iandon.wool sales atrendance was operators hid activen Good.dee.hotter crosg-breds ani sold at the better von New South Wales to 1s vd.dd.|} go) 24: greasy, 33% 1 1» ieves, 4124 to 28,1 Queensland.4 ton ood.Jieke greasy.634d Aad te TA Victoria -?bales \u2018el: do.locks and que south Austraia -1 ww » ~d do.locks and reasy, 41.31 tu ad nd 8 ani t> Ha 4 t g de 4 tos Austranza\u20141 lon Jo 44 1.ls aa ry Wei sy nid Cape of Good Hens Sebared.73 to 1s 0nd The offerings for th amauni to 74 000 the week 2.470 bales, 1.187 bales Were Fram Queehisian id South 17h - a=.Vas and Natal ous other Places TUN CHICAGO IVE Union «ko V: \u2014 logs \u2014 T5-0a 2 ; vesterday s ee returns, Code 1.000 lish mine 82 : .rough vrudes caîipts of catîtie LIVERPOOL Liverpool, De 24 co Ds 44.r-d winter 1 Cola.os 4323 00 0a 78 pork 7e lard Hebt 27% hes si ds | mm u e MARKET V'ed.Coe ad: 458.CONS Der.ret \u201c4 aclcouûl \u2014 London.Money, 106 NOTES AND A Good Advice.ali the diseases of ask for th lvet syru, Menthol Cough Sy, Menthol Cough Syrup I th.bace white TT \u201che decli- dei around >: marke Butter\u2014The butter mar and we quote $3.7- Pear being pari Cov Af Yi Le WONT, © -\u2014There n'es ro.greasy merir, tale locks ard de ani N ær baies.Ausir Tales co To he We te Lh Tan\u2019 TQ -For the DECENRER eal Ms V ie cat, 1 ar} Rs ts and 458 fo abour gready For \u2018à to wie gt >, ies tan.+ > are a ca rhe i 1 DE and prices range from 847 le Ss MONTREAL STOCKS N LE eu STOCK MARKET cored fs A as ro 3 ; | .= ea e | Thar, We | OF GRAIN a\u201d T and on frre \u2018had Yo ani -.1} on from Ww \u201c La goad s =.pe = = su ain \u201c4 = vs prives sn sans sui + be ~ 132 sou a JAN T- ve as 4 tek 4141 bu: Mores VR has as n FR » Paces KE i .[4 \u201c 1 nf.6 Tey owe tte bo so The New 51 Puces « Hs.arc Io HN ç at! « 4 wht ITS + Je, \u2026- NOTICES Cie thread i -UT= V2 a \u2018 Doyicore > TE?MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.aN aA pee \u2014 \u2014 nes À d &nt 25 Ste Maurice street, (Cor.St.Henry sirert.) | A.F.Ibbotson, L.D.S., + Quick Service Good Work, and Low Prices.1 SURGEON DENTIST, E LECTROTYPING & STEREG- d21a st.Lawrence street, TYPING done in the very hes style, ad at moderate prices, at the \u2018WITNESS PRINTING Corner Sherbrooke.BULSE, cor, Craig and St, Peter streets Put up in pint bottles, two dozen in a case.Aik your grocer for it.MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED PURE \u2014BY\u2014 JOHN COWAN, actes as Cae YOU HAVE THE BEST VALUE! TF you SAVE THE WRAPPERS and return 60 of them to Tur Arpert ToiLrr Soap Co., 168 McCord Street, they will send you a handsome AJ AC ASS AR, cize 17 x 22 inches, imported direct by them from France, which will ornament your drawing-room.Ladies Costumes > THE m VARNISHED Ladies have a great deal of trouble in selecting dress R | goods.The variety is great.The quality is various y HOARD and the merit claimed is sometimes more than the pos- ONWHICH THEGOODS] session.When ladies are desirous of obtaining the finest i AREWRAPPED.~ | grade of Black Dress Goods, they should ask to see Priest- ley's dress fabrics.These, as is well known, are the ne plus 2 wltra of durability, beauty and delicacy » of texture.They 3 have long been the favorite dress goods PRIESTLEY S of well dressed % Englishwomen.The Americans BLACK prefer them to French goods.Canadian ladies can 2 obtain them from reliable dealers.Ladies should always DRESS ask for Priest- lev's Dress Goods.MATERIAL ° 5 (eapen| STORES BOOTED a EE] in all parts x {T BRINGS COMFORT H hy IY 9 Eras bret TR Grsets are now reccgnized to be the Standard Corset of Canada.Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.ASK YOUR DRY GOODS DEALER FOR THEM.ve oO te + nN di.~ Ho Ly PRE EEE AN se ep RIRE PEER Snr PES EEE EEE EEE pS PIR OB NA SN SU REESE J LRG lo Ea a ate A I OR Sa Tr ire Loe CE ia Ag rg is Limp pr tae REC + - PARTIES , Pa TR ET ES THE MONTREAL i i Ems ARRAN 0 CE PE e a [a DAILY WITNESS MoNpar, Drcemrer 0.jon Weekly Calendar, Weekly Calendar, Monpay, DECEMBER 9.GRAND RECITAL, St.James Methodist Church, TO-NIGHT.Collection at the Door.SunpAY, DECEMBER 15.OPENING SERVICES \u2014 OF THE - all sense of justice or fair play entirely extinguished in the government ?Constituencies, even if they are Liberal, have a right to representation.The government in thus preventing them from electing a member is not only unjust but is antagonizing the | gpirit, if not the letter, of the consti- submitting it to Congress with a message which, if it be the logical sequence of his despatch, should be one recommending withdrawal or a declaration of war.Of course, President Cleveland and all other sane men kpow that the people of the United States do not propose to go to war NATIVE OF BENARES.MISSION A HE SPEAKS OF CHRISTIANITY AND WORK AT THE Y.M.C.A, Mr.Bheem Roy, a native of Benares, delivered an address at the Men's Mass Meeting in the Y.M.C.A.Hall yesterday afternoon.Mr.Budge, in introducing the lecturer, spoke of the interest taken by the Y.M.C.Ain East Indian missions.They sent a few hundred dollars each year in support of this OBRIEV ON TBE Wii HE WRITES ON THE Et a PECT OF THE IRIS: on THINKS OTHER NATIONS wo oy, IRELAND IN OBTAINING HE: - New Westmount Mcthodlst Tabernacle, tution.Such a partisan course cannot over a few miles of territory on an- DENCE RT ASSOCIATION, Corner Lansdowne and Western Avenues, h all right-thinki C th continent which is in dispute work.cu PHILLIPS SQUARE.Will take plac but shame right-thinking Conser- other ; : Mr.Bheem Roy.who appeared in his na- Loudon, Dec.R\u2014An uv The L E hibiti place vatives and cannot but weaken the between two other nations.It is t0 tive Brahminic costume, spoke of the events MI.William O'Brien for +» oan ixinipition Sunday Next government in its fight in other by- be \u2018hoped, however, that Lord Salis- which had had a bearing upon his life: ha] jue que a Tone e ; .| ; ; ; ; s! c=tion, As ati \u2019 elections.Surely the love of British | bury\u2019s reply is more conciliatory induced him to become a Christian, and to owing ta the develops + December 3th.1893.prepare himself for the sacred miristry.a, O Prien argues Le ; than is generelly apprehended, and that Great Britain will simply postpone the settlement of the question until the international friction and heat which has been raised has cooled down.SATURDAY, DECEMBER Sth, Open Daily from 9 a.m.to 8 p.m.And Saturday from 8 Ile had gone to Oxford University intending to 1ead for a degrce.During the long vacation he determined to pay a visit to America, for the purpose of seeing the great lakes and the Niagara Falls.In India he had been a soldier and a lawyer: his father, being a rich landholcer, wished him to know something of these professions.He had been brought up in all the idolatry of the Hindoos.Hig father had a great regard for European clvilization, however.fair play is not entirely dead in the administration ! Of sympaihy with gla\u201d i.not entirely disappearel.1 ment begun in Chicags sta:esinen as a matter © ji Atuericans have sufi the United States Gover: progress ol a family en two great English-spe >, have also the power © : that England has \u2019 : fear in the wurid.Toe - Gac:ic Athle:ic Associati- Rev.SALEM G.BLAND, B.D., will preach at 11 a.m.Rev.Dr.MINGINS, of the New York Mission Work, will preach at 7 p.m.An Open Service will be held in the SUNDAY- SCHOOL at 3 p.m.ADDRESSES by the Rev.Mr.BLAND and two of the EX-SUNDAY -SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS, Special singing at all the services.to 10 p.m.ADMISSION - \u201825 cents.Music on Saturday Afternoon.eel Mr.William O\u2019Brien, the Home Rule leader\u2014the same who made a troublous and much lied about course through Canada some years ago\u2014has just done the home rule cause about TuespaY, DECEMBER 10.1845 JUBILEE SERVICES 1% Great Britain's war power is extremely great, though she does not Rev.SALEM G.BLAND, B.D., will give a lecture flaunt her wers in the face of Ou MONDAY EVENING.Dec.16th.the worst turn anyone has ever done 1 : po he Unit Stat England among all the other European na- form a ready-made o!ui: \u2014OF THE \u2014 in the Church.under the anspices of tho Y.P.8.C.E, it.Writing in a Paris publication, all creation, as the nited ales tions is The only people which kept iis [or Russian expedition Subject, HUMAN NATURE.\" Collection only.he declares himself and the IIome does.One of the staldest and hold upon India.Had it not been for his rifles in their band: capture Cork and Lime: meeting with the English he would not have long enough to allow become a Christian.He had now lost caste EAST END METHODIST CHURCH, the THE DEDICATORY SERVICES England, Rulers generally to be the friends soberest journals in \u2018 Will take place \u2018 , - TEA MEETING JANUARY 12th, 1896, of England's enemies.He dcclares Economist,\u2019 a paper which is perhaps pith his people, and if he went back wowd 0 their flag.Mr.Co By the Rev.Dr CARMAN.General Superintendent tho Irish athletic organizations to be the most reliable financial authority have to eat by himeelf from a dish which [The CL \u2018hat the JRE - ; Me:hodism., .e annei cou net On TUESDAY EVENING, Dcc.10, 1895.C F M rebel armies all ready to receive in newspaperdom, made a startling would afterwards have to be broken.NO [ip Ireland.Addresses by several prominent ministers and UTURE EETINGS.arms He declares it to be the mis- statement the other day in regard to one would be allowed to touch him.He re ' would be subjected to many restrictions.INTERLOCKING SIGN + Great Britain's financial resources, which, as everyone knows, are the sinews of war.It pointed out that laymen.But he did not mind these things now,though at first they had troubled him very much.He thought tht every Christian should either be a missionary or should help the sion of the Irish-Nationalists to keep up enmity and disunion between the two sections of the English-speaking Some of the best city talent will assist the Choir IT WILL BE IN OPERATION } \"ER Nous in their Choice Musical Selectiona for the occasion.CADEMY HALL, WESTMOUNT, THE BEGINNING OF NEY Tea served from 6.30 to 7.30.TICKETS 28¢.MONDAY, December 16.; 2 _ Former East Enders are cordially tuvited Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert, people\u2014the greatest crime that could Great Britain has generally, after missionaries.Christ said: \u2018I am the true (Bo wn Ve Grand .: A i i 5 ; CS e new year t! rai ni 9 - GIVEN BY - be committed in our age.When paying the interest on her national vine; ye are the branches.\u201d A branch that pe pew year the Grand | © , : - .; ; .A vr pera.\u2014 CHARLES R EICHLING, the jumping-jacks of Congress, Lodge, debt, amounting to $125,000,000, about did not produce good fruit was liable to be most perfet systems of «a Ë AURENTIAN COUNCIL, VIOLINIST, Chandler, Frye, Belknap and the rest, $30,000,000 over, which she applies to cut or one branch should help another nals.The sysiem is Kuo: ROYAL ARCANUM ; cavern] distinguished ; _ ; ; extinguishing the principal of the branch.ome parts of the world are sunk locking signal system.ar GRAND CONCE orrssistad py several distinguished artists and Full led on by their reverend chaplain, g I p in heathen darkness.The enlightened parts ordered by the Engiich 4x RT, PS 8.15 o'clock.Mr.Couden, realize that all the world debt.This $30,000,000 would at the should impart to these regions their light [De placed on every lj» WINDSOR HALL, STE PROGRAMMES.sees who is pulling their strings they rate England pays for loans enable and life.But to do any work for Chris- throughout he Unyed Koe Tuecday Evening, 10th Dece:nber, at 8.15, 6 her t the i .tianlty we must abide in Christ.We could YAOIE » ork was done undo > PROGRAMME.: will surely not jump about quite so er to pay the interest on a new loan no more impart the water of life to others of Mr.P.F.Hedgsen.ta Trio, \u2018I Naviganti* ._.Renlegger - .\"Rrien\u2019 ; of a billion of dollars without in- |; we , ._.|ginecr.London.England.wv Mrs.WALTHER.Messrs.McLEOD AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES, frantically.Mr.O'Brien\u2019s attitude creasing the t taxati of th it we ourselves were cut off from Christ hiciate can be male unie\u201d Violin Salon NP Chopin Daily Witness, $3.00, Weekly Witness, 81.00; makes it very difficult for honest pa- 8 presen : axa on © than a faucet could Eve forth water Men: if the enginéers on den : RS ERR CARL WALTHER.0 wally Witness, 8 KL orn Méisense triots like Mr.Blake to remain in the People.Great Britain is the one na- [cut off from iis reservoir.and not in con- |adhere t9 the siguais, The Song.\u2018Still as the Night.Bohm We; 10 copiss to one addross, $2.25 ; 20, $4.40; : ; .tion in the world which is in such a stant communication with it.Ha wished the sys'em is that ny \u2018ran Mrs.LOLO WIELAND.$10.50; 1 , $30.same boat with him, an ally of the .to be a missionary when he went back to without a signal gen and s Sketch For Great Britain add $1.04 per annum for post- , ; csition He ulation, too, which \u2018 = SELECT L T \u2018pHrbne age on Weekly Witness: 28c on Northern Messen- ally of Britain's enemies.p : r pop \u2019 , India.What had Brahminism.Hindoolsm.perly set Thus + tram Mr.A.H.PERRY.gor 083.60 on Daily Witness, + v \u2018 .a from the east or wes! end of - Song, JYhen the Heart is Young.\u2019 .Buck The last edition of the DATLY WITNESS is de- \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 at the beginning of the century was |or Buddhism.done for the Asiatic navions®] C08 HB, FC 00S RU Mrs.JRNHARD WALTHER.fivered in the city every ing of publication at -thi Were any of these peoples on a footing with 7 72 169 =a ets Piano Solo, \u2018Polonaise Brilliante,\u201d .Chopin $1.00 or unum.y evening publication only two-thirds of that of France, or vo .peop ; 5 ; would be protected.and a.; .p p \u2019 E 9 , Miss CISSIE RUSSELL.A .GREAT BRITAIN'S POSITION AND atout sixteen millions against twenty- T° Buropean powers: But they must Dave Qi cuilision or cher accider Song.\u2018The Mighty Deep .- Jude STRENGTH Lu .a religion free from all caste principles.A _ - -_- | Mr CHAS.KELLY.ADVERTISING RATES, TEA seven millions, is now greater than creed which upheld caste could do nothing TORONTO MAYORALTY Address (1d migutes) The Boygl Arcanum DAILY WITNESS.President Cleveland and his secre- that of France, and within her em- [to uplift the people of India.He wished to\" \"\" = BUR