The daily witness, 16 janvier 1896, jeudi 16 janvier 1896

[" Bar: * the : > 1 pubuis- Lie où \u20ac ontreui.27 ; address! ers 0\" ror of + 3 \u2018ne a SETI VE SH TN TT TE Ae RR BAC PET By IAG Ar oa RE AMEL Te > aoe 3 oP STAR TR LL SA iin a Last La \u2018 Edition.TVET (XVII, No.MONTREAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1896.Prick Oxk Cex.CATEPIXG VICTORY FOR GREENWAY.he Manitoha Government Re ened to Power by an Unre- dueed Majority, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CTHOR POLIT AL NEWS.N, ce 4 gi CHAT LE~ TTT rerghCE MR.M KEEN Tm > J *- \u20141f the Or- ) - been pledged on national side of the heen ÿ cons'iuen-1\u20acs would have \u201c© 111 oË the election is, \u201csweep for national 7.- .rament is triumphan:- ~1~-t hag redeemed Norialk, \u201crose x0 Dennis, Avondale and \u201c + rl this morning is that \u201cHs (Evwart's partner! who \u201ca! supporter où separace cn in Russell.:+ a lis: «f tha candidates 3 vs ivr as known GOVERNMENT.y.Electel.Maiority.\\ .o.Dickie ooo *59 Mickle .Acc bow LL Aduns o.oo.ag .20202 Dats 1200111000» Ra ; Young ooo \u201c123 : Young ooo Lo \u201c114 itutherfnd LoL Acc Les Norris.2.°215 Coed, oo Lo .Melutoih oon oo 78 .Myers.Luc.2 0e Acc .iMncan .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.36 .Muivey.22000006 \u201c30 Ure-nway .Avcv.Hoes.ooo 166 n STROLL ee \u201c143 oa rie Watson.11 Winkler 12002200 147 Co oa TacEson 211120 04 Ce Winkler 1.10 22100 64 .lOnassen.LoL 239 2 : 0.MeNaught.00.0 4 LL Camplæll.oo.Av nL.Graham .357 ooo 8mith ooo aaa Ae PL ee Norton.o.Ace.Centre.MeMillan o.oo.Ace.Noth L Mefrtoge ooo, 2 « - DIUUM .2222200 Cameron .\u2026.\u2026.Acc.OPPOSITION.Carillon 11000040 Yo Marion.*33 Fm: 18-120 2112200.M-Fadden.\u2026.*14 Kildonan .Sutherland.2 .T irtie Mountain .Miller LL.11 Lee Lo Woodlands, .Robiin.100 PATRON.Peanctiful Plains .Sirrett 21.000000 2 D nus.111211 ace.Crosby o.oo.*42 INDEPENDENT.Fosaell ooo aa Fisher .*13 ~ li.niface .Prendergast .bo * Retirns incomplete.THERE FEELING IN TORONTO.T ronto, Jan.16\u2014Commenting nn the r+ O° of the Manitoba elections, the says :\u2014\u2018 That is Manitoba's an- = +0 \u201che remedial orler.The result =, hahiy unparalleled in political his- *- al eine :he more closeiy it is exam- : he more significan: will it be found Th electors appear to have re- I =» make no doubt about ths mat- ji have given an almost solid en- -ui1 in the ministry that fought le of the province so wisely, so visly, and, withal, sn moderately.\u2018x, the \u2018 Glcos* says :\u2014The pro- nut averse to generously cons 1 grievances of :he minority, decidedly averse to the blun- - \u2018n'erference of an cu:side au:hor- #\u201cually averses to injuring the 7 elJucation in the province.Mail and Empire\u2019 says :\u2014In Ma- v-sterday the general elections overwhelminglv in Mr.Green- «vor, Apart altogether from the 0! policy there were two cir- \u20182 which helped the govern- One was the suddenness of the and the other the peculiar c°n- The great is- was the s°5o0:s.This varel to the best advantage.It \u201c-=en'ed that the Dominisn Gor- proposed, by some legislation \u201crhe voters\u2019 lists.virse, i -~ surely nct cintemplateld, to Naticnal schzols, and the rv summoned to rally ty the these institutions.The call +siv!, and the more so, seeing * Oro nsition was indefinite in its and that affairs a: ttawa chu A, To Mr.Greenway the > n was a Fplendid issue, It/ :> cvery Other subjec:\" Ma ant Einpire\u2019 goes on to ac- aurier of secti-nalism and Lever must it be forgotten that f Manitoba was elicitzd n-t Mr.Greenway, but by Mr.{7% CHARLES TUPPER.L''axa, Jan.16.\u2014Sir Charles Tupper, ©.ary of State, is to run for Cape Bre- signing.It was first the intention to fill, Mr.Corby's seat in the House by run- | ning Sir Charles for West Hastings but the fear was finally entertained that he might not carry West Hastings and the, idea was abandoned.There is a Con-! servative majority in Cape Breton of eight | bundred.Toronto, Jan.16.\u2014Local politicians ara\u2019 discussing as a proabllity the candidature of Sir Charles Tupper for North Toronto.The division is now represented by Col.F.C.Denison, M.P., the heroic commander of the Canadian voyageurs in the Soudan, who is seriously ill.t is apparent- | | ly supposed that the present representative of the division could be prevailed upon to resign his geat in favor of sir Crarles Tupper'\u2019s candidature.The Mc- Carthytte organizer, Mr.John M.Godfrey, states that in such an eventuality, under present cr similar conditions respecting remedial legislation, the McCarthy League would Immediately place a strong candidate in the field against the prospective premier.Mr.Godfrey believes that the McCarthy League could carry West Toronto.It is said that Mr.E.F.Clarke, ex-Mayor, ex-M.P.P., and editor (2 the Grange 'Sentinel', would be the League's candidate.| PRINCIPAL GRANT SPEAKS, Kingston, Ont., Jan.10.\u2014 Principal | Grant was sorry Sir Mackenzie Bowell | had reaccepted Mescrs.Foster, Hagzart | and Montague as Ministers after stating: otherwisa.He was sorry \u2018for the decencies of public life which have been violated recently to such an extent that there must be an overpowering feeling of shame.amounting to disgust, in the minds of Canadians, no matter to what party they may belong.The Premier describes the sgven who deserted him, on :h2 grcund of his incompetency as a leader as a \u2018nest of traitors,\u201d and, according to Sir Charles Tupper, he charged three of them in particular with a bad pre-emi- nznce in the work of treachery, and now for him to take these back and for them tp go back, gives one a sheck of so many voits that it can be described only by the a!lgehra symbol 'X or N° He waited the Premier's explanation.The Principal says of Sir Mackenzie Bowell's policy two planks are soon to be ,udged by the people as wad.\u2019 \u2018I know no country : » suited fur ,:LLection than Cannell.As to his coercion of Manitoba no honest man can support Ît.™ He commends the Liberal trade policy as now endorsed.IRRECONCILEABLE.Quebec, Jan.16.\u2014It is clear that the Angers faction have made up their minds to stay out of the ministerial fold and to oppose the Tupper-Bowell combination\u2019 to the bitter end.Mr.Angers's organ, \u2018he \u2018Moniteur de Levis,\u2019 has just spoken bint in a way that removes the last ves- cige ol doubt on that head, while the fact is further ccnfirmed by the tone of the \u2018Evenement.\u2019 I: is true that Mr.Angers's following in parlianient is small, but throughout the province, and especially in this district, he has a considerable cody of followers, which renders his attitude an important factor in the coming contest.NO SURRENDER.With reference to the press despatch from Winnipeg stating that Premier Greenway is contemplating a modified form ¢f remedial legislation for the Ca- thoiic minority, and has begun to draft theineasure, a leading Liberal politician Mere telegraphed for information from an authoritative source in Manitoba on the subject and rerelved the following answev: \u2018Not a word of truth In the statement.The motto of the Greenway Government on the school question is \u201cNo surrender.\u201d \u2019 The report is simply a Conservative feeler, in all probability inspired from Ottawa, for the purpose of prepar'ng the public mind for the dropping of remedial legislation on the excuse that Manitoba itself will do justice to the Catholics.Sir Charles Tupper's hand is clearly at the bottom of the humbug.\u2019 DISGUISING THE TRUTH.This is the way the French Conservative press here announce the Liberal victory in West Huron: \u2018Tke victory of Mr.Cameron in West Huron was anticipated and therefore provokes no enthusiasm.The Liberals are surprised at the smali- pess of his majority.\u2019 THEIR TURN NOW, The \u2018Electeur\u2019 says it is the turn of the Quebec ministers now to face the music and It acocrdingly calls upon Mr.Taillen to proceed at once with the by- elections necessary to fill the vacant local scats for Jacques Cartier and Hoche- laga.I.further states that ail the mayors of Jacques Cartier County have joined in a representation to the Provincial Premier, calling his attention to the vacancy for the county and protesting against Its being kept open any longer as injuricus to local interests.© AN UNEASY FEELING.Although the popular excitement here { ton, Mr.McKeen, the sitting member, re- over the Ottawa crisis has almost oom- pletely subsided, there is evidently a very uneasy and anxious feeling among the French-Canadian population that remedial legislation Is mow to be dropped or, 12 not, that the measure will be purposely so inoffensive as to be worthless.Another source of anxiety among them is to be found in the reports crediting Sir Charles Tupper with an intention to boom an Imperial war policy, looking to the expenditure of a vast sum to Canadian armaments and the drafting of Canadians for military service to fight England's battles against Germany, etc.IN BOUTH WENTWORTH.Hamilton, Jan.14.\u2014The South Went- worth Conservatives met in convention at the Mountain View Hotel this afternoon to nominate a candidate to oppose Mr.John Dickenson In the by-electicn for the Local Legislature to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr.N.Awrey.Major Snider occupied the chair.Messrs.J.H.Land and J.C.Harris, prominent temperance workers, were present, and the former addressed the convention, exhorting the members to be true to their \u2018principles and fight their opponents wherever possible.A motion by Messrs.R.Quance and E.B.Smith that the party should not bring out a candidate was carried.Mr.Land !ntimated that the temperance party might bring out an pendent candidate and he hoped the Cen- servative party would support him.temperance party are considering the ad- visabillity of nominating Mr.W.W.Buchanan, editor of the 'Templar,\u2019 to Oppose Mr.Dickenson, and hope to get à majority of the Conservatives In the riding to vote for him.CHARLEVOIX COUNTY.Quebec, Jan.15.\u2014The \u2018Courrier de Charlevoix\u2019 denies that the Federal Government has no candidate for the vacart seat for that county.It says that Mr.S.Cima, thoigh intending to come forward as an Independent, has the government's endorsation of his candidature.This is a ratner curious admission for a ministerial organ to make.A MEMBER WANTED FOR JACQUES CARTIER.The \u2018Patrie\u2019 says that all the mayors of the different municipalities in the county of Jacques Carter have sent a petition asking the Hon.Mr.Taillon to ÿ! as \u2014\u2014 GT, R.CILANGES.MR, GEORGE B.REEVE APPOINTED GENERAL TRAFFIC MANAGER.city Chicago, Jan.16.\u2014Mr.George B.Recve has been appointed General Traflic Manager of the entire Grand Trunk system with headquarters at Montreal.Mr.Reeve has been traffic manager of the Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway with headquarters at Chicago since 1881.2 AGENCY.At eight o'clock this evening, R.C.Smith, Esq., B.C.L., will deliver a lecture on \u2018Agency,\u2019 in the lecture hall of the Young Men's Christian Association.This is the second in the course of lectures on commercial law now being delivered at the Association.This course is of special interest to young business men but all are cordially invited.a MISS RINTOUL'S WILL.The will of the late Miss Mary Jane Rintoul has been filed in the Tutel'e office for probate, and it contains the f£ollowin& charitable bequests :\u2014 Montreal General Hospital, $500; Verdun Protes:- ant Hospital for the Insane, $300; Provident and Gratuity Fund of the Industrial Rooms, $200.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014p DROLET-PLANTE.On Tuesday last, Mr Gustave Massue- Drolet, Seigneur of St.Aime, and son of Chevalier Drolet, was married to Miss Lucrece Plante, daughter of the late Dr.E.P.Plante.The ceremony took place in the chapel of the Sacred Heart, St.James church, the Rev.Abbe Duckelt officiating.= A WIDOW'S CLAIM.The widow of Adolphe Babireau, brakeman, who was crushed between two cars and died from his injuries, some time last fall, has entered an acticn claiming 310,- 000 damages from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in whose service deceased was employed when the accident occurred.PERSONAL: Mrs.G.C.McGregor, of Calgary, Alberta, wife of the manager of Mclsons Bank there, is paying a short visit to her sister at her residence, 4172 Dorches- ter street, before proceeding to visit her mother, Mra.J.F.Wolff, of Belleville.Mr.James A.Flagg was tendered a farewell last week by the officers, teachers and scholars of the West End Methodist Sunday-school.Mr.Flagg has been a trustee and official of the church for several years, a teacher and officer in the Sunday-school for twelve years and an active worker in the Christian Endeavor Society.For several years Mr.Flagz was manager for Armstrong & Co., Victoria square, and recently purchased the busmess of S.Twose, Sherbrooke.He carries with him the good wishes of a large circle of friends.ee THE WESTHER.Meteorological Office, Toronto, Oni, Jan.16, 11 a.m.\u2014The following are ther minimum temperatures: Calgary, 30 below; Prince Ar- pert, 40 below; Qu'Appelle, 34 below; Parry Sound, 4; Toronto, 10; Montreal, 6; Quebec, 4 below : Chatham, 20 below ; Halifax, 12, Probabilities for the next twenty-four hours: Moderately cold; fair to-day, followed by snow to-night or to-morrow.Montreal, Jan.16.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard Barometer at noon to-day, 30.21, ycster- day, 30.39.To-day, temperature, max.19, min 3; yesterday, max.18, min.14 BALE DES CHALELRY RALLY AY.WANT TO POSTPONE THE APPÔOIN: MENT OF A SEQUESTRATOUR.In the Court of Appcal this mornine Messrs.Greenshields aud Morgan moved for an order to have all further proceedings for the appointruent vf a sequestra- tur to the Baie des Chaleurs Railway Company pestponed until *be intended aj peal from the judgment ordering the se- quesiration was disposed of.Mr.Bisaillon resisted this demand on the ground that the law provides for tue a; pointment of a sequestraior, n.twith- i standing an appeal.+ The court held that it could not entertain the demand at thls stage of the proceedings the case not being tefore this tribunal in any shape or term.The matter is a pressing onc.as to tomorrow is the day fixed by the cour: Le- low fur the suggestion cf naines for vo office cf seques:rator, and acuion sue further was expected on the ari of he Baie des Chaleurs Railway Cenpany iu the course of tie afternoun.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ANGLO-RUSSIAN ENT'ENTE, RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS OPPOSED To THE SCHEMK.St.Petersburg, Jan, 16.\u2014The Russian leading newspapers are unanimous in protesting against the cestabiishmen: cf an entente Letween England and Rusreia in regard to the Transvaai or upon ary other questicn.The Moscow Germany to cii'b Grea: aggressive policy in Alrica, London, Jan.16-7 despatch Capetown to the \u2018Pail Mail Gazette\u2019 says the Johanneshurg S:¢ X Exchange hus decided that shares belong ng sons who \"Gazete urges Brian's from 16 the per- wera recently arrested at Johannesburg by ithe Poer authorities vn charges of treason cannct be dealt in, th Excharge holding :hat such shares ar not good delivery.It is stated in the same despatrh thal Presiden: Kruger will demand 15.002 indemnity om behalf cf the relatives of each Boer killed in the recent figr.: with Dr.Jameson's raidcrs.now \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 KAHULAWI VOLCANO AGAIN AC: TIVE.San Francisco, Jan.16.\u2014Special cor- responderce of the \u2018 Un\u2018ted Press\u2019 por steamer \u2018Mariposa,\u2019 dated Honolulu, Jan 9, says :\u2014The volcano is in active eruption.The flery floods have suddenly returned after thirtesn months of quiescence.At eleven p.m.of Jan.3, a liznt was observed from the hovel upon tia clouds above the Jlong-Garkenel pi.This increased so as to be clearly seen from Hilo.The blazing flames were shooting up from the depths and fast ascending the wide shaft at the botton of the pit.During Jan.4, 12 rose *o Lie tep of the shaft, forming a burning lake of oval form 200x250 fe>t.This was ovr 450 feet below :he upper rim of ithe pi.As the lava continues to rise the lake filling up the pit till it overflows the rim above.wiil widen, - eee A NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT.New York, Jan.16.\u2014A Washington despatch to the \u2018World\u2019 says: The engagement is announced of Miss Katherine, eighth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller ct the United States Supreme Court, to Mr.Beecher, of Buffalo, cousin of the late Henry Ward Beecher.Mr.Beacher is making a brief visit to Washington.The date of tha marriage is set for Feb.17.It will be solemnized in the evening in St.John\u2019s Church, followed by a reception at the house.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ELECTION ECHOES FROM ST.ANDREW'S.St.Andrew\u2019s, Que., Jan.16\u2014The municipal election was closed cn Tuesday and turned upon the license question.One temperance candidate was re-elected by acclemation, but two others had a strong contest, belng defeated by four votes.This Is a great gain over former contests held on the same lines, and augurs success in the near future.Nearly all the French-Canadians supported the liquor ticket, and without their votes, the liquor side would have been hopelessly beaten.Some noble exceptions were noted where the French stood by their principles against the opposition of their friends and the persuasions cf tha liqucer canvassers.\u2014\u2014 2e \u2014 NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.\u201d Washington, Jan.16.\u2014July 7 has been decided upon as the date for holding the National Democratic convention, \u2014 ASHANTEE DIFFICULTY SETTLES London, Jan.16.\u2014A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company froin Cape Coast Castle says that King Prempeh of Asbantee has accepted the terms of the British Government.Cg Ce 3 ; i { 3 ar 4} * Pace ig a al ETL Ea py Ear re AZAR ca PE tete ga 6 re PRG [Se ITY EN i» AR pas RES Mian oa Togas C0 \u2014\u2014 - N pie PERS ECS ad de taie SII 4 2 rar i de LE Ip re PW re So rs TENE A n R 2 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.TnurspAy, JANUARY 16, 1804 a cu n \u2014 \u2014 S\u2014\u2014 AE 2 SE 0 SE\u2014 eee.eee TIO.eee ent | i ere BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.MINTREAUS GREATEST STORE.Jas.A.OGILVY & SONS\u2019 THE DORVAL ISLANDS CARE, \u2014 cops The case cf Mrloche e: 4! a 1° READ ABOUT ul ann Notices of births, marmiages and deaths must invart- 9 ADVERTISEMENT, and Simpson et al respondents vas \u20ac abiy be rndorsed with the name ond wldressof the Fr rida V's Special Offerings > dev atte 0 She Court of ha Aes sender, or otherwise no notice ran Lr taken of them, .po ; : \u20ac appela: Berth noises cre inseried for soe, marriage notices Fr a \u2019s Special Offerings _ è Jan Uary Discount Sale case claim the POSSESST ON af + j \u2018 r y AD \"ERTISE N' .Dorval islands.above lach.e Jor 8c, deain notices fr 25c prepaid.The an- x % IRL ISIEMED I.SPECIAL stitutes up ier A hes sACh.Le nouncement of?11 appended i or C3 - © BUDSTITUTLON Cros.mouncement of fur 7 1 dec to death notice, 250 PRINT JARGAINS LL ATTRAOTIONS FOR TO-MORROW |a deed of donation fron the a ; tenn to obituary, such as short aaa ee ed father, J B Meloché in w \u2018 sketch of lue, two cents per word extra, exce% \u2018Beloy Wholesale Prices.\u2019 Every Counter, Bargain Counter! action was dismisset CL poetry, which 44 30 cents per lin extra\u2014prepatd ; Co FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.Court.oe SL dnnual subscribers may have announcements of hii-the, One int pretty useful Prints.differen 10» Grey Flannel for .§& \u2014_\u2014 marriages and deaths (without srrended rhituary or patos, IN Inoces wide.50id regular ai | ihe Grey Flannel for .111,7 THE MOUNTAIN LINE verses) ocourring in their {immediate families.fres >.xd.but at 5.Carsley\u2019s vou can buy | Je Grey Ylaancl for .JS LL \u2019 EE ae of charge, in which case name and oddress of sub 7 CT oa -ARD | Bc Gray Flannel oo 1 1 11 11 eme TIT TIN BED NMENT ASSVE A sor ibers should be aiven.AT 4 2\u2018 YARD.â5e Grey Flannal for .27.At a general mee:ing of the (, - 3 AT dt + 7 ) | 362 Shetland Flannel for 20222274 ernmment Association.beid la.BIRTHS.- _ | A | 5 3 AE, \u2019 - ho ane ere ony [Flannel for .ye unanimously resnlved.BROOKS \u20144in Jan 16 0 V7, (Jaltaier st.Also one lot of st High Class Frenc mA mess Cum Ie Ceylo annel for 207 : iS asser Ali nr , a son t, Mr.and Nr, LU svokz 15 Se quis os a from | Ve tp 3UC.5oe to oc Fancy French Ope ra \u2018Flan- a \u2018 ass as FRA in A ~~ ?- = sa es A wade i nells or.co oo He RA ! ui i 3 / - BROWN \u2014On Jar 15 lys a Point For: Offre moras at \u201clac yd Heavy Twilled Tartans.in a variety Sgen ee 5 mposal to exend tr tune Que, a sont Mr, ant Mess JE Please come carly for this line.> of Clans for .450 ie vl Raa, Pack f .3 Lu > \u2018 ; LR pod \\ sUn°> Oo Te fy : Brown.13 8.CARSLEY.Genuine Scorch I an a URC chise sought for by the Steet ns OSLER -Ay Na 1 Wes Frankon s rot Sy \u2018 .Cc so and, also to de dare, by tv jaw ; : ; ; Waa wo see .TAT Le pecial Scot:h Flaunel Shesting.linen a sh .Pour Baltimore.Ma an ie Lear TT LADIES WHITEWEAR.warp.extra heavy.durable and un- us ih .Single ! ca Sn park Por at Dr Win, Osler.7 goons Hook Un Cl ) , shrinkable ns we alienated Pur any jee sw versity.o° a 49D.1 A s!tula! tipe of Ladies Whie Corset ; ¢ A Planneltte UT: To [hat age Of thin rem ut 4 ] overs, well shaped and finished, For LADIES SILK BLOUSES, to clear at {rom 10 to 75 Percent D scount.Sc Flannelettes for .Chie ile Mayor and to the president ot - tas special sale, Sc each.os < > 99 10c Extra Heavy 32 Inch Flannelettes caidwas cnpany.MARRIED.DU dozen Ladies\u2019 White Cambrie Cor- LADIES CA HMERE BLOUSES, to clear at $1.09, worth $2.25.f r .Se IT FAVORS THE LINE.- .ai 4 { - a 1 ri & °° - .YATEI-DU NI LG On Can 1! se: Covers in newest suapes, trimmed | LADIES' PLAID BLOUSES.to clear at $3.95, worth $4.75.12150 English Shaker + Tannels in Le The Local Union.276, of Carper.- lames\u2019 Cathetiat by he Ru and edgod with Jace, Special Sale Price.\u20ac LADIES GOLF JERSEYS, fine goods, to clear at 10 and 20 Percent ' LU © Joiners of Montreal.at a mee a, Moulin, ass A by the die Lie euh Discount.BOYS ODD PANTS.Monday passed the foll wming reo, kenzie of Hran:7 1 Dr special Line Ladies\u201d White Chemises: Manufactured from our own goods, strongly \u2018Resolved.that this U : - = - Cae , : \u201c ! x Le 4 \"TR 4 - 9 1 993 7 - v | - GOTE, 8.} RR 8 non do here Yates, son of \u201che lai Fens \u201call size.vil inade and finished.Special LADIES\" TWEED and CLOTH COSTUMES, to clear at 25 aud 33}, made and trimmed.Just the thing for cord their approval of the report made of Brant ane Mars ; Sao Price.itso each, i Perc-ut Discount.rough and tough wear.\"ÿc and ioc per majority of the sub-committee re the oT PoE *pocial Line Ladies\u2019 White Drawers: LADIES TAILOR MADE TWEED SKIRTS, to clear at 20 and 25 MERE FLANNEL SHIRTS.Our own Mountain Para and trust ea he VED TT we! mal and finighol.Special sale Percent Discount, manufacture.well ent and sewn.bands gentatives in the City Council (Do: witheta.DIED.Chrree, l1'ye pair., SE.TT =pe ; and collars.at 80c, $1.00.£1.12 and $1.36 ing the npposition of the jampéred Ce un 4 Social Lune Ladies\u2019 White Cambric ; LADIES CASHMERE ard FLANNEL WRAPPERS, Handsomely _ each.2 \u2018 WII com their wav lens in er ram.\u2019 ARCHIBALD \u2014-\\ | Manson che TE VE Nigh Dress Lace rimmed, full length, | Trimmed, to clear at 10 to 50 Percent Discount.YY: ARD WIDE GREY COTTONE, at 2.c, 5e, ston to 20 ahead with the PO LEUTUSULE Ge Le ae, 30 ie esune Pa-rsor prove VTT 1 \u2019 Re \u201d ! su, - - ü se, be, 6 Te.Se, and ye work as early as possit \u2018 wife of Dato! Arca hail in hes ata year, Special Sale Price.350 each, | LADIES\" PRINT WRAPPERS, Special Lines at $1.75, $1.05, $22 ¢ an Inch Fine and Heavy GREY COTTON, \u2019 ard roungost ui shter Où in> lu 7 Janes Special Line Landes White Cambric | all to clear at £1.50.at Oc.nee Pate Fan is Rkirts* Yoke Band; wel mate.Spec.al CE , pr 36 inch BLEACHE TONS, Te.The, 90, \u2018ION TEST © « I RANA a ee ES LADIES\u2019 JAPANESE SILK DRESSING GOWNS, and JACKETS, neh BLEACHED COTTONS.fr.hr.9¢ THE PROHIBITION TEST © YE SUR TS : thie (UN as Lo ws Sale ce, 450 eq.ree TR 4 _ PEAU NT ARE oie on TE ne S CARSLEY to clear at 10 und 20 Percent Discount, GENTS TASHMBRE MUFFLERS Extm| Toronto, Jan.16\u2014A report; .= nn ro dary wie 7s 5 Pa = .: Dust te _ Çî 8 ar, 206.30a ar ; 4 ; ; ot ; \u2018 » PES \u2014_ Ô LADIES FELT UNDERSKIRTS.to clear at 20 Percent Discount.GENE dey CARDIGAN aes here that the Outario Guverii.Lope INTER NM a \u2018en 95 pr oa : \u2018| teen commun:ca: Wit SE EE he late rs den \u20ac Ne LADIES WINTER JAC CKETS À LADIES MOREEN UN DERSKIRTS, to clear at 10 and 20 Percent NE for hee small wae ony \u201ca and don solicitors respecting he RR te ve OA qq ! Lon ~overal splendid lines in tols depart- | Discount \u2018 \u2018an each.© test case is not correct.The de cs [Lin Ing.ax 1 ; i .FT NU or free é ~ .- .< ! : \u2019 y) Mens, Ladies are huvirg them rer.LADIES SILK UNDERSKIRTS toclearat 10 and 20 Percent Discount O.S.Extra Quality MEN'S CARDIGAN tornev-General when seen at ir.1 LL 1hero are b vu eds upon hundreds - y.JACKETS, $1.75, liament Buildings by the \u201cWines- DAWSON \u2014 At ne vu Jan Fh WD gee ta Capose fr Road concerning Our Stock of SHAWLS and CLOUDS, to clear at 20 Percent Discount.Ex, © S.Extra Quality MEN'5 CARDIGAN respondent stated that the re LT Dawson, ag ber ease no : os oe Nar les ig a st ~ .Jarketg $2.00.Sr Cy ' = LT Dawson, ae l | Ladies and Caildr a a's Manes offerings Our stock of LADIES CORSETS, comprising the best French, English, 50- Sahel ren for age unfounded.~The judgment wound te LI NLOP.\u2014In Gait.os Moncas eung, te for Tauredav.American and Canadian makes, to clear at from 10 to 50 percent discount.Sto Tweed Suiltings for = fe bled when rendered but there we no, sixth Inst.a 21 ments 1 } bo gis La lies\u2019 P'a-k and Cclored Winter Jark- 81.35 Striped Worsted Pantings for .90 tainty when judgment will be rel Lo Lane, Morvan, Ten A TE vos.fur Trimmed and plain, offered dur- .# $1.70 Striped Worsted Pantings for .S119 Dr.J.J.Maclaren.QC.win reprosei a Dunlop.ins E AFS, NE TIRE, Cob January ar only $1.40 The original ( learin Prices $1.40 tripod Tweed Pantings for £1.39 \u2018he Ontario government before tla 1.Hamilton \u201cAldvertiz © 2 siland, piease FT?c£ this line was from 15.50 to $28 g | FOR TIE BEST ALL ROUND VALUE cial Committee of the Privy Counc copy.15 dea them._ COME TO - argued the case was a.fo sven.He sie FEENEY-\\t her lat re oe 1.506.The receipts wera $0.800 T cf her nephew.Mr.William Cochrane each.; TT ë d the ; \u201c5 t0 Fait \u2026 à Quabe>.susan Allen, widow of the lat 57 dozen Linen Huckaback Towels and If you get something good to talk about.What we \u201cUT RSD.A .- 47 had enabled pus ut aBeTS to Fe NE William Smith.in her 79H vear 0 \u2026 ; RE ; .f .THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JAN.16.[liabilities by 81.284.All the agen ov THOMSON 1 , ) sd TS 1 necked] cs Glass Loels.fringed have in stock or you, and what your money can buy the church are in a flourishing cone MSON.\u2014AL her residence.Argyll Ter.oils.5, Carsley s Sale Price, d°20 eacs.\u20ac R.The Central Presbyterian Church a: race, Horkimer steams Hamiitan Ont.on, 25 dozen Hoavv Linen Hucxaback PURE what concerns every Jiousekeeper.FUR a a nh an Lo an.94, Catherine Ann Thomen Towels colore yard i ~~ 44e .; rdw of the Tate Times Richard Thoms | Towels.cote ed Borders Lao Fringed an at a discount oi 15 percent, THE STREET RAILWAY'S ATTITUDE.year and reduced the caurch indebteis:ss barrister.in her #6 h vear po RE ra Hem Tiber hed Table 20 percent and 25 percent, You can\u2019t make a mistake MR.CUNNINGHAM BAYS THE COMPANY WIL) by $1.8 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; \u201c} vards Usciu cac bl .A .MR.CUNNIN AYS THE C NY ; Let a and e ; \u2014 prices are marked in plain figures,with the discoun .hose sending notices for the above column may send i an SK.double * ith and good patterns.p 1 e p g } > : t NOT OPPOSE THE WISHES OF THE CITIZENS.WILL BE A GREAT REVIVAL with them a list of names of interested rene | © Casey s Sale Prics, lhe vd.marked on the same tag.Just look into this and see T Jan 1 Pres n QTV .: .; > J .oronto, Jan.16.\u2014The «i trees pm Marked copies of the * Witness\u2019 containin À S.CARSLEY.if what We talk about is not worth while talking about.Mr.Cunningham, manager of the Mont ani ) The « ommi \u20ac an notice will be sent ning su real Street Railway Company, said to a Paring for the approaching Hay Aus oe 2 sent free to any address in Canada | - _ _ \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter.to-day: 7 wish you Anglican mission are making svsiena'æ ontreal excepted.TIN AND WOOD WARE RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON would say in ihe \u2018Wiiness that the Stree; ATTangements on an extensive scale.on Notices received too late for this column are usually Ryaular S Carsley s ! Railwav \u201cCompany do no: want 10 build thousand notices were distributed on suu- placed on the 6th page.ve ree.39 (° T'R EFT nas.in .~ [day by members of the Brotherhood ! - - J the posed line ne \\1c of the J Block Tin Fish Kettles.$1.50 $ .75 652 CRALG STREET.he propose to tone top Ol TACHI\u201d Andrew.The Rev.A.G.Kubo.« > mountain 1f the people do not want it.Co ; ; meme \u2014 Very Pretty Decorated The papers have been very hard on the has undertaken the distribution of we.Travs LL LL 11 20 .09 - = ; ; - : ,, ty-five hundred special invitations to 22 Loe .| PU - company in this matter and have made | ; .eae ADVERTISEMENTS.|\u201c a 00 ne a0 09 it appear as though it was working tooth mitt SES (HOVER (NE STON EIT Zl : oo hold A pints.Cooper =?5 and nail to get the council to give it the 4 nelican S pod offices gS are le.d 4 te Ne 5 Hey PRR 0 3.0 ENCACEMENT RINCS, right to build the line: such is not the | 75 > es.EES & CO._ VONETS TC WEDDINC RINCS, case.The company wants to do what ve .Galvanized Coal Scutiles.35 .20 | * is right by the ciiizens.The company's ; .OL E T iE rong Dish Pens.20 ll At Very Close Prices.5 5 oo DY ; ¢ 1 ! thi : it à \u20ac > oo + NARROW ESCAPE OF A l.8.; CR T ; y only.verv - Genuine Diamond Rings for $10.00, $15.00, position 1s Simply Is, It does not wan N ; E UNDERTAKELS.\u2019 So Joey, Randmame ons ; $20.00, $25.00 tu 3100.00.\u20ac > 31500.any other company to be allowed to con- GUN BOATS 3300 St.James St d sorations ' ¢ 250 1.55 Genuine Diamond Cluster Rings from $25 struct a line to the top of the mountain.VYictorta.B.C., Jan.18.\u2014Officers of Te \"le ee ors includ.= to $75.00.You see there are companies operating steamer \u2018Empres s of Japan.which I \u201combhined Cookers.A Genu'ne Diamond and Opal Cluster Rings lines outside the dity who are anxious rived from the Orient last nigh: ee .\u2014 \u2018ng an.Steamer abd - from $13.10 to $65.00.; to get to :be top of the mountain and nounce that a few days before :bes SHIP Sauce Pot.1.50 9 Large variely of 15 kar.Gem Rings from = ; ir li ; gars Lae MAN & GRIFFITH, Wringers, full size, solid IS A SUCCESS $4.00 to $15.00.we fear if they once get their lines there Hong Kong an accident of a rather < Funeral Dircctors and Embalmers, Black Rubber Boliers.5.00 2.00 WEDDING RINGS.they would not be long before they would ous nature occurred aboard the |.2356 ST, CATHERINE ST.8 Asbestos Stove Mars.10.05 .Solid.18 ka.Gold.from $3.30; 15 kar.from Nanage to work them into the city from Slates gunboat \"Monocacy.\u201d which u- Cor.Conre & Wellington sts.Poin: 8t « harles.@ 700 Toilet Sets in Art Col- And in the interests of Purchasers |$2.59: 10 kar.from $1.50.the mountain in order to get passengers: resulted in the destruction cI th ALWAYS OPEN.TELEPHONE 3020.À ors con'aning Bath D.BEATTY naturally we do not want this.sol.One of the crew went he + 0 : ER NOT 0 à law an SP \u2019 4 .the store room, in which vas a + °°\" Toilet Jar and Water Watchmaker and Jewell - .: : Can.2.50 8 U I AINS 23 BT, PETER SE.wom sie Women Oo SEARCH FOR THE CREW OF THE |0°f ocakum.~The man carr: = Sink Scrubs 06 03 9 87 ST, PETER ev Pye site \u2018Witness\u2019 Offic.hel A which set fire to the oakux «ii ab B ng I'esen Ser 5009 Carpet Brooms.35 ; 074 el a to vi Jewellers Repaired.\u201c BALUING blaze resulted.The alarn.veus #5 pa via.» 12?: Clocks called for an elivered.Watches th BWW 1 : plersd inf \u2018 Large Pastry Boards.9 -32 DRAPERIES Cleaned.Repaired and Warranted for o Halifax, N.S., Jan.16.\u2014The government \u2018Re Crew were at once or ern .-uned, Re ne \u2019 , : \u2018 \u2018er 3 Half an | TIN Flour, Sugar and Meal vear, $1.00.10 steamer Newfield,\u2019 which was sent from duarters.After laboring nalf oan Sterling Silver, Best Electro Tubs.55-40 here in scarch of the second heat of the the fire was gut under contre to Pinte.Table Cutlery, |Paent Pulp Pails.55 .32 wrecked stoamer \u2018Ealing\u2019 arriïved back V@5 Most fortunaie, as the mard.~ Spoons ane For Ks, Cut Bannister Brushes.35 .18 afi ° (his morning.She found no 1race of full of powder, gun coton a.11 1: = w tech AE Pottery,|Stamped Steel Basins 15 08 | the missing boat.She brought from AS it was the officers were ou 1e 5 > Ter, Co.Clocks, Jewel-|Bread Boxes in Pretty \u2019 Canso eight survivors of the ill fated 0f scuttling the ship.* , designs and well made 55 43 steamer.They were sent to hospital \u2014_ T 7 T 2 T Blacx Diamond Stove T ., .for treatment.Several of them will have : I JOHN W A SON, Polish.10 .06 i m LI BANKELPT STOCK FOR SALE to underzo amputation of limbs.CANADIAN LAKE CAPTA.07 2174 St.Catherine street - BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ORGANIZE : : FU n BARGAINS » \u2014_ ee \u2014 i À.Art Asso: a on Luding, or Sh _ As .RE Ml Watches.Clocks and ener} 500 Ladies\u2019 Black Hare Mufis, full size, 88 N t D St In the Matter of REMI RACICOT, of Wind- A FATAL SMOKE.Toronto.Jan.Iu\u2014Ai a mer Jery repaired made of gond Skins and well finished, I 4 INotre Dame .sor.Mills, P.Q., Insolvens.St.Joseph, Mo., Jan.16.\u2014While as- lake captains of Ontario hed * .- 2 mi = .; .= > = 1 Arty sin ros Open untii NINE Every Even ng.wor:h 0c.January Sale Price, 5%c ea.16 We have recelved instructions from the sorting gun shells to-day a spark from terday.about th: helt En es © 7 dozen Ladies\u2019 Mink Ruffs, well male Curator, John McD.Hains, to seli by Pub- ; ; f ; vas decided to organize for the: à , Je Auct t 26 S .he pipe of one of the workmen ignited ; arsiculariy cially \\ and finished.January Sale Price, $1.75.; A Montreal on our rooms, L Peter st, :be powder in a shell.A terrific ex- bene, Parsicu ary ETA 1 25 Ladies\u2019 Baltic Seal Caps in good (CATALOGUE SALE OF THE |\u2018 EU NDAY.25(h 4 a Josion followed.wrecking the building lution was unanimous y passe 7 shapes, worch $1 ea.January Sale Price LIBR ARY t ile : 0, lo I am IRA Lane.\u2018 nd fatally burning James Trent, Thomas ihe Serv ros of Lhe ean Co Tèc ea.; at FHeven oO CIOCK à&.M., the following asscts ) 3 Mer ario merchant marine a: he so tac ea.; a.Belonging to Frank T.Grahnm,of Quebec, belonging to this Estate:\u2014 Hatcher and James Miller.wo It jal Government «Yom.Special Lot Ladies\u2019 Fur Storm Collars : \u2018 i the Imperial ; including many scarce and valuable works, 3 in T ; i \u2014_\u2014 Ce i earn .5 LOT 1\u2014Stock in Trade, consisting of sue vf the present interna:imnal en.& to be cleared during the next few days especially rich in poetry and the drama.Dry Goods.Boots and Shoes and sations re i ol creh advise 0 BPECIAL ~ALL at $1.75 ea.To be sold by auction at our room, No.320 Fixtures, amounting.as per inven- OBITUARY.cations render sun aniifint Co ; Remnants Table Linen, itemnants Bu:cher S.CARSLEY.|ST.JAMES STREET, on tory.to .$3,330.71 0.Jan.10.\u2014Newell North secrctary was mstruciei fu © > ny t > : Ail-Woc \u2018e \u2019 \" / , .10.\u2014New N .in- ; Qalishury.Linen.Remnants Towselung il Wool Dress BATERDAY, sau.I8, at 2 o'clock, LOT 2\u2014Book Debts, as per list.about 500.00 | Akron, an : ewe 1 Nort 1n- (cepy to Lord Salisbury oods, 856, wurth $1.25, Shaker Flanne: sc, 1 - + 7 \u20ac ~ RAS < ventor of the gimlet point wood screw, in \u2014_\u2014\u2014 worth lÿe: Spot Shakers.»c., worth luc GRAND RIGBY SALE.FRASER RROS.Auetioneers.Terms\u2014Cash.Purchaser to deposit Three | \\ rarvhe re i i a v : \u20ac common use everywhere, died at the | ; ; , 9 Navy Beaver.Toe.worth $1 uv: Sealette.re- | Al this month we offer Ladies\u2019, Gen- Buyers who cannot be present may have Hundred Dollars on Lot 1 and One Hundred | - inf = st dn .Stud There is a curious law \u2018n © dured $2.00.Men's Wool Undershirts.350 ;| ments.Boys 1 Girls Riabv QG their orders carefully executed by the Auc- on Lot 2.Inventory may be seen, with COUNLY Infirmary yesterday.SIUGY OD Svwitzeriant which compels vos Men's Rnbhare, 15e: Roys' Rubb rs giz li: tlemen's.oys an sirls\u2019 Rigby Gar- tioneers 15 stock.at Insolvent's store, or at the office Pther inventions made him crazy.married counle fu plant \u2018res sh 12.13.%c.Tales\u2019 Fina Rubhers 350: rey | ments c* specially reduced prices.-\u2014- of the Curator.Fraser Building, 43 St.Sacra- Chicago.Jan.16.\u2014H.Martin E.Hol- |, the savpiage PéÉFONONV Fur Trimming.10° Tweed, 25e yart un, : (To 1 N | ment street, Montreal.Jen.known to the world of newspapers de * oe he os ed oq vet ROWELLS GEVERAL BAZAAR, R ,R SEALE & SON, FUNERAL JOIN McD.HAINS, Carator.\\s \u2018Amber died at St.Luke's Hosoi al are.The pine and Foening Ne ; 1597 Notre Danie Street, PIRECTORS, | \\ BENNING & BARSALON.today irom the effects of an oneration natal ne Co ue ee 5 , Betwsen ft.lemnert's HiU pad Cours Hose Phone 3469.Cor.Beaver Hail & Dorchester st 16 Auctioneers.for cancer selected.\u201d t { \\ R 2 A La = zo -_\u2014 ow Lem me .= ; ._ \u2014 += 5 = tp AP Ce ee ee 8e, A in a 8 an ê ES ES a A ue ay x 6 bi i anil a\u201c = Fe) > i oT Es 2 = A : & # \u2018 : A 3 d 158 LE The IG nA s~he cl \u20ac des Cis =} TON 7 road five \u20ac (as Gus Req Joo FF] Cost a mic k offs Val por ba: À Tscrspay, JANUARY 16, 1896.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.\u2019 3 Gn THE ( ITY SUFF ERS.ii : Various Deals Which Have Be- 1 ~me Burdens to the Citizens, \u2014e pill PRICES EOR EVERYTHING.[oe \u201cORS = L faye SHOULD WEIGH WELL.cw mg datalls of some of the suet turough the Clty Coun- uid \"i «nn tion with the votes patiisned, amd woh the article 40 financial condition The e.tors in a a moment'\u2019s -honld not be 1 ~~ rla~e su 4 Y No 1 a von = - y ên + ; nh, who snl de « o \u201ciE a Ld DEAL It was rwing 0 The adroit inner the Coates (Compal y was Z-Ven :he gas con- + a lirtle over a Year\u201d ago, that the (a ered Gas Con SANN Were enabled .art aave the citizens once who the question of award- - rat \u2018ame up again, Mr.\u201crer - Î the Whessoe Foun- wea, of Darlington, Eng- ! gross earnings, and\u2019 I on comply with all the the Council, Again re- \u201c-fusal vof these offers «2 loxs to the city in the fire: Len, The Toronto Street 47 in 1S92 paid to the city Joey The company which attract in Montreal employ- ; TE AS contractors in the \u201cover house.The cen- ine Dx office building were «h four or five alder- - held st-ck In the com- ! the vontrac: was given.rast was being awarded °'y avcused each other of > tv te ie disgraceful.Yor FOC LIGHT DEAL.:10m in her many ; 16 i IWR BEE ToT ster and Sir ment.Mrs.Wigmore's opening remarks were | in he hie 2 ; spevialties on the piano ani organ.In, - - TT! Hibbert Tupper had therefore no rea- ay 9 ax Jo Een TE ven in th new hades Ï 5 eutstantiation 0° this fai she wil perform FUTURE MEETINGS.Pi oh | It must be remembered that Mr.der ore! to the explanation of the 4H icon of the navy Lo.so > the most remerkadle fear of plaving TWO \u2014\u2014 020 es 20 {son but their own bitter sense of hu-: Greenway appealed to the peo le of erence me embroidery and other! from 19 750.000.- ¥ iffa-s re La wi sav ; ni! Lo.: NWAV \u20ac \u20ac ( ornament a xtiles, i } j PAT Levant Gataite .Là oo oe \u201cnt airs loue wi h ach hand ant! miliation for being so venomous p ee text les ane the differ NS exact Csails as to the 4).c s'nging the \u2018hiri, making three entirelv dis- ani 1 + - any kinds ef embroidering.Her hearers.sie liar a die 5 } : n : ; .t Manitoba on the reply he sont to the ; 7 & ACATCPE.SAC {large alditicnmal sus are \u2018net ani diéetent, airs all expenred at the ALEDONI.N SOCIETY against the leaders of the Opposition.Ott 4 t .t | Sought, were socially concerned in | ish SR \u2018uæhle « ar & same fine, She fs supported by the best a: ; \"ps _ , awa jovernment in answer to codl work th ate of the ors doa Sur EE codotait musical tait that can bo rocured ! Sir Hibbert Tupper.Mr.Foster ani, bei .edly worl he an.qu J D: tde 0 | PPesr@nmme sets to ho ct, 2 A ; ._ .> cn .3 , \u201811 - > [2% \u20ac GOSPanit ! > IY.ss Ls - nthe Proc > p° Quebor, JAM EROD TOURNAMENT [ir Montague no doubt feel very bad- | their second order-in-council.That blo foals tre a En Tees imi Pot be mereas 1h nur JUSILEYS au: 501 FHERN MELODIES, Hr FORTY is therefore endorsed bY severe ee CN | FSFUCMt ADd the nay raed 6 Mary and Martha.The Gesuel Train, Steal Brod n Iv as they must be aware that their ighth nu «it Eu therefore, necessity heinzs the mother of i sent displacen or: of Tete 4 GTS à Marina, Tas ren nn, ! Dam Brod Tournament will he CT.i cighths of a e constituencies he invention.they availe: \u201cimsolves of \u201che à .it da , Away.End this War, I've Boen Lie ening.Bam Bo Tournament he ! conduct is justly considered treacher- | g Ia : tin ul | u oO e ru fm they availed th msclves ot the ; don tons: aly his to Ie nc: t My Lorfa Writine ali the Time.Carry Ma P (Len to members of the Society , Lo ._ {province which alone is directly con- [seu Hess of embroidery.Among the fen years Assan ne cha Ra: > uv Ve Virgiua (1 Kentucky Home.une nade to the secr- tary on or hefore the ous and base by Conservatives, Lib- ! corned i (1 legis ; Th R Egvpilanz waol was firs* uscl.theu flux: en he carried OÙ Siaveegst pre A assay ! ; pro Sue a River .: at the CW & Oe ne He rie .erred 1 31 A .Oo Hho- FE + RER nN 2044! LA 1° eo heb Massa son the Coll Ground, Swanee River SR nt ar th Wess > a the Heme on : vrais and Independents alike all over n the legislation O- alter tha: gold thread.and finally.at be alde in veo go land and a Ch - .0 PE TS Lo .\u201cman Catholic electors of St.Boniface, & C.mparatively modern date, silk IL army vf wo hictred thon lisora open at 1 weleck Cencart ac % JT, MUTCHE an.-see, ; the Dominion.Sir Mackenzie Bowell \u201cas Dre'tv cortai ae OS TES « aceek.Admission.2 Children under 121 où.HELE.Hon.-Sec.: the heme of the archbishop and the \"as preity certain tha the Persians and any part of Asia, a'ways re i.ho py ren und 2 5 (mas sit down again at the council °° A 4 :P \u20ac c.holi M 5 Homans dill wot weave silk until about ; bh me à ferce sufrcient fer d.- 7 rare PI He 20 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ee .4 Very ar OM?- ce advent C hrist.A: S\\OW-SHOE CLU | and Mr.Haggart, but he will do so.Greenway a ons ¢ that it elect cient times.The eclesiastical vestments! combined squadrons of Grea: ; MLALAA, Rink, \u201c(LB how knowing that he is, as he de- | rreenway CTOVCTAMIEN at It elects were most gorgeously beautiful affairs | Russia.France.Gernicny au! 4 ciared.\u2018in à nest of traitors.and D an avowed supporter of that govern- and.sd the lecturer, it may be remarl- {now on the l\u2019acifie station.i \u20ac \u2018 n a nes \"\u20ac tS, an I.7 _o et that the S \u20ac i T k ) - EXTRA BAND NIGHT | & le Ladies\u2019 Night Mcntague will meet Sir Adolphe | ment in preference to an Opposition have been.hosted far (be Church py = co oT | 8 ès AT | Caron 7 but with the consrionsness | CANdidate, requiring only that the Christ Mrs.Wigmore then treated ap | VACATION NOTES AT TONY NX [ / ., Tous 38 .Cent _ 200 | i FV MDT A nletie Club-House | CSS government supporter shall not sup- (he spiendors existing amongst the By-| It will be nratifying t +; À 0 .y oe an i that Sir Adolphe Caron considers him + ° zantines: the rise of the art amongst \\ 0 _ Î ht | MONDAY, J8NT ARN 270h, 15H96.| port the government's scheol policy Mohan Lane ; level $ i Bishop's College and seh.\u2018 ce g 9 TICKET?CAN BE HAD from members of CApable of writing anonymous letters Coe Co Cl orn fans and whe development ot fp oo TE he Cectimitte and ar the MONA ofies ard with the purpos \u2018 termini : Here.on the one hand.is the Mani- \u201cacer.o:al crnaments, The progress |\" °C , FEsq.I.; L eNpuld be sv pret Ya 20re Saturday, Tuh inst, tt { 1 pose oO undermining : toba Government.which e lv and whih embroidery made in the time of \u2018promised the noble sum | \u2018 From 8.20 to 10.70 \u2018 In me a th commits to nike hin and suspects him of bcodhne.0 | ; ° Pi ; Es AZOT 1) .; Le vs Quinze and Seize, the delicacy and \u2018sand dollars.whien is to tu y arr meute, confidentlv appeaied À 1e p 0 fashion n° garmonts o ri s.Ww : i | 4.W.GIFFORD.Mon.See, | Tikets\u2014Lad.and Geatleman.fo.| Mr.Clarke Walluce, à colleague of 2 bo LE 2 pep ê foh Loa rs a URI berween the two insiitur.: .e en ay su ; si \u201cor ~ 3 ; \"e + in-_ il i cel assoc.\u201c 2) A; it 3 Z - .y° ; .\u2014.Barra lah ea JARNES beth gentleman, believes vet that Dr.7 PI ort its on nh to the Domin- |amengst Jadies has greatly improved dus | fare he en vi Le 5 ; \u201c1 - TT \"(a | EL BERENS, \u2019 ion Government, refu 0 © ine + 250 fon vears Ciena wpe | ale he dal UWATrds Ce : THE JANUARY MEETING + 45 jun Secreta cv.Mortague wrote the anonymous let- 5 CE resting to amend hz pen last Tow JA Serious Work | already started ae.cha, ' THE ; ters.The opinions of these men | its legislation at random in obedi- 24% LR AU SEE 20 new departures i pvmnasimm, various endow Teachers Association in Connection with Sm TOUT \u2014 te : se cn | eo i .in the ar: have horn noted, however.|p ve cam alee: } : : th, ence to an order-in-council passed by Ty ore Was Nu Cab egun and to he completed 1 the Mead! Vvormal School, SUBSCRIPTION RATES.: cenc>rring one another are not great- | bed ¢ i h - Le ; Di audionee vas used ho esiablish a 1846.It may help many of I WILL GF HELD THERE OS ; ; 4 .1a body of men who contemptuously ætecuth century school of embroidery of these ins:it ot aie eye .0 » v different from the S n- \u201ca St mica SY ole SC IRRAULONE 10 give 5 y THURSDAY, January 16, at $ pu, pass ay Leinoss, B00 Wegkly, Witnam, $1.50; I opinions of ota refuse to investigate and inform And not imitate mediaevalism, as we lwhen they remember tha: Tie T® Lie Conhiadly Torre L 30; 15 ore ore address £2.05 0, 9140: 50; er people, lt would be strange in-| | Co ; De lacked the religious [ervor and the no- means thirty thousand dolla - v PROGRAMME, | $19,50 : luv.920 in 244 81.01 for po deed ii seventeen years of corruption theauselves concerning the question a, d'esipations of jnove ages.pad rhe following subsoriptions = Song SaleeéE L Miss I Featherstone | or Great Britain add 1.04 per annum for post i before taking action, and its appeal Several spedimens of emoroliery had 'promised.mostly pavable in ; \u20ac pans Tnt.Th Misses Ma penzie! azo 0p Weekly Wines 2% ot: Northern Messen had not engendered mutual distrust.| has bes cored b 1 but been loaned Mrs.Wigmere and the audi- {The Lord Bishop of Quets.F l'atchwork .Prinoirai MacArchur, BAS \u2018The last edition nf the DAILY WITNEXS is de- malice and envy among the corrup- | as bern answere y an à U erce was invited to inspect them.One\u2018 W.Hencker, Esq, D.C.Lecture, With Rterzopil-on Views \u2014 Shakr- ; livared in the city every evening of publication ak 2; \u2019 p , unonimous affirmative on the part of vas a beautiful piece of embroidered | $500; Hon.E.J, Price DEL = Hi speare\u2019s Country\u2019 FE.1, Uurry, Esp.BA $2.00 per anvum.ticnists themselves, That they will £1 ! H :l Portuguess tapestry.kindly sent by Sir, Hamilton.Esq.MAL ie : Song -\u2014Snnshise Miss Cameras \u201cthe pe c sim U A HORS By ob TIM CO BEL MERS ees : ro Pr wh s ™ fan Pas Pat | Re ever persuade the country to trust ! people.ere.on te Ctherl\\villlam Van Horne for the occasion.| Adams.SZäe; Rev.Dr.Al 0e 51 The Piano use] is tne Ms'atzman from - Lan - \u20ac Iinleav's war rs ous, =.ir street, i ADVERTISING RATES, aruin such a \u2018nest of traitors.\u2019 t se | rend, is the Bow elf Gower nment, Mrs.Ashley Carus- Wilson sent some sam - i Arechdeacun Lindsay.Pat >.L Ww ELAND, se DAILY WITNESS Sat + \u2018 Vt raitors, to use freehly patehed np after having ples of Kasbmir embroidery.A epoci- Go G.NI chols.MA, f502 4 is b .\u2018 or | Five fines and me I per line Contrace Sir Mackenzie Bowell's Words, is sure- ! US, ; | IGS] men of Flevent'ne apnlique, lent by Mr.\u2018$10.t | i upwar ls, lus pe .E er a or { § CY - y- is was s sxh 1 j - ; : ee ae _ | on favorable terms.Iv impossible, in view of the disgrace .uffered an internal explosion OvC: Jchn Try-Davis was also exhibiel, A, During vacation a rarser 5 ! | p , e gra this question.afraid t set ihe #i°s and students ! } i TC IT al i 0, 8 egtion, afrat o me he Brot \u2019 PO SIIV\u20acET WOTK Wag | Sols aiid studelts Dave boa Sako + 64 AG ENCY.99 WEEKLY WITNESS.\u201cand shame they have brought upon it! Wo ond ; lent Ly the Ion.Geo.Drummond.(sion duty in differen: 10e P ; With large type or cuts, 20e per line, One-third ss we ac - la ; becpie of the Dominion, losing ! At a special met a Sa £ \u2018 NPE - Spy i pos well as upon themselves { \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 peclat mmestT 261 64 $ COMMERCIAL LAW LECTU RIZ reärction if set in onr necai small advertising : : élection after election not only in Jan.1.sencCion was vu 10 Lu \u2018 tyves.Special contract rates -\u2014 ew PS * 2° ° : STEARNS-DUCHANME.rat fe aft i ARE Tt Mr.B.C.SMITH.B.C.L, PO i Ortario and the Lower Provinces but \u2018tion of the dental colleze te yo me .MANITOBA ELECTIONS.A fashionable wedding.that of Mr.':0 the University of be THURSDAY Evening.16th inst.at 8 o'clock _ lin the Province of Quebec, threaten- Alphonse Stearns and Miss Blanche hu- Thus ite power Of granting cou - ep - .i i i TANT GC .o - : - STARS ch 7 phy Co = 1 2 C =, FU À IN THE YM A | Manitoba 5.as it has always been, | ing to pass legislation without in- charme, took place yesterday morning doubiless secure s'uders Von 3 This learn ce is dengan Socially for oom | \u20ac L Quar 7 J $ F.Quar.22 ; almost solid in its support of the pol- | quiry, though invite:l by the province in the Church of Notre Dame.the Rev.a a Sher SRN co : mercial JOINT men, Lo is open (0 : [7 : : ALAR ALE 0) ; © Father Turgeon.8 iatine riod © Feo years a stud: = perro (super LA als dN Moon JANUATY @& F Moon 30 | Icy of the Greenway Government on\u2019 at sn vastionts Father Turgeon, SJ.officiating.Miss oes years a sue a D.A.BIDGE.sec.: | ; : \u2018to make an investigation, though con- Alice Ducharme.twin sis:er of the bride.\u2018 \u2018I deg ee (1HILS AL hefore 155 3 ; 0 \u201cy Sun.Mon.Tues.Wed Thur [ Fri.Sat.| the school question.At the general grented with the probable necessity of Was maid of henor.The bridesmaids of which he must, Lave à tu: TTT TTT TT tT elections in 1892 the governi t re- | .+ .no were Miss Mary Stearns, Miss Marie Cage OT dent s:7v.anatoiry.THELTIC CLUB HOU Ny 1 > 3 4 D A the gon ern nent r ; er.forcing its legislation at the point Charledois.Miss M.T.Merrill and litle and kindred subjects, pA \u2019 HOUSE - | | Fürned from the country with thirty | o£ the bayonet if it is to be enforced Miss Maric Eugene Roy.of Quebec.Mr.he Dominion Celiege of Muss | 4 .te - PTS 7 2 < Cow ; Carré Qne Teal.has also obtained aff) = 31 T C | out of forty members at its back.It Stearns, of New York.brother of the \u2018Cal.Has also obtain na ~ T HY ad q ! \u2018 + , , ke ! ï LVery a ;£ ; > \u2019 wrt * 1 \u2018a à Cinlernas ay + A SKATING RINK +) 6 6 8 J 10 11 | we hardly si .at all.Every one knows that the greom, was best man.The bride was , Bishoo 8.The aiplrnas gran 5 3 {A = | was ardly possible for a body of fal- country is opposed to the policy of given away by her father.The churek college [or associate and deen + a A ¢ é or .* * = \u2018 \u201c © - Te ch = \u2019 eo he D Serre Deh ed * V I > lible men to expect a stronger endor- ini ror ja \u201cAs prettily illumi \u2018hile «.«the holder tp The second ane int NOW OPEN.| 1211 15]16]17 18 ti h h J g = the Dominion Government on this 22 Le ye ey | Inaticns respectively for the luo A 10 CENTS, SINGLE ADMISSION.| 19120 21 00H 23124125 sation than that from a country.But | question.and that the government a fins musical programme.including tho © ue Lac.degree.The degrees A ot \u2014 rt ; + ; 3 .: > ; \u201c se = * ac and Mus ares entir\u201d Fiftren cen s return ticket on the Park! - = = it seems probable that Manitoba has itself cannot decide between the Ave Marfa by Signor Rubini, sunz with aa De wn y.He or & Island Railway.including admission a 26 DT OR 29 30 31 strengthened even that endorsation Scylla of granting too much in order ; fine effect by Miss Godley.The invited! Mr John MSA NA os A the Rink.Souson tickets one dolar earn.oo lm [mri + ! \u2018hot so much by adding to the num- |, 155 SLE EE (CL guests were: Mrs, Stearns, New York: Mr.! eenisr Mastor mr Can A inclnding membership of the club.season \" * ) 8 to avoid offending the ecclesiastics of i Antoine Charlebeis and Mrz, Charlebois, \u2018has sus A 1 55 ra C pirker antlers van purchase MW oeommuation ! ber of government supporters as by Quebec, without whose 2id ii is doubt { Mre, Roy, of Quebec: Mr.and Mrs.Av- he FON Le 2 n OL irkets on TP.& 1.\u2018y for one dollar as \u2014 \u2014 .e : , a \u201cther Merrill, Dr.S.Merri ap.Of vis Condege chont Mort hitlirs & C3 1753 N pass = te king from the numbers of the \u201cdur Merric, r.S.Merrill and Nrs.o \\ Lo en ; 5 ph Ne ve Jame Rie ns ful whether it can carry hall a dozen Merrill.Barsn d\u2018Halvyn.of Paris.Mr.of this is VE Fe he Favre strent or the Clib fase.eae = - .straight Opposition.At the general «pnstituencies in this province, and and Mrs.Stearns were the recipients of, experienes bas De of ihe ie oo c | Che ui at ituess elections of 1892 ten Conservatives the Charyhdis of granting too\u2019 little in numerous very pretty presents.to the authorities of fish =.j - \u20ac | = LE a ; + The > PRES 7 | 3 FRS were elected ; yesterday at most only order to avoid giving offence to the \u2014_\u2014 | Schon in hie search into fhe wooo.a : .the school, i .-~ .: : , .ST GENER: SPIT.AZAA | .A RT ASSOC [ ATTON, | LL five were returned, and it seems that Orangemen.whose support 1s AbSso- THE GENERAL HOSPITAL BAZAAR.| The mastership vacated bv Mr « PHILLIPS \u2018seu ARE.| 0 75 -\u2014 one or two of these are still in doubt.jutelv necessary to the succezs cf the At the public meeting yesterdav after- ; (Camb.Univ, has been file | .es or J on i Natural History Hall.Uni- [appointment of Mr.0 T Mon Co | 44 ; So But even that does not tell the whole naxty ._ noon in the he Galleries Ci Paintings: I THURSDAY.JANUARY 16, 1896.party outside of Quebec.The gOvV- versity stre~t, of those interested \u2018n the | date of Pembroke Cal, Camt +., - re : À Carle - \u201coe Co | stcry : many of the Conservative |.ont has bean drifting until the Proposed Montreal General Hospital Ba- The following works have bees OPEN DAILY 9 AM.TO DUSK.| LE LL LL._| members were pledged to the support crew mutinied and ordered its cap- paar.it was unanimecusly decided that, received the SRE bra ; TT - LT \u2018 , SL the week beginnin ct.5 would the | =F g oC .J e + : o .\\ : sla ot > ictionarv to.should always be heralded in the! which Sir John Macdonald remarked eo | needs o present emergency is beautiful and offered to assist the wives cl the medical ie Ge nou Henan \u201cWitness * Ca! , ; : province against the friends of sepa- ; sp à + .men at the various tables.The young ew paris (Not thio dre Witness Calendar of Meetings and he had \u2018hived the Grits\u2019 at the time ; pathetic, but it is not shared by the en of the M.A.A.A.have proferred ; (CHor (RW.Heneker Hat\" Amusements = f on | rh E \u2019 ja rate schools outside who would force fank and file of the party in the coun- their help in arratæme the Vic: bia Rink \u2018zetie of Daminion and yrovi.3 3.OTT VIN ¢ i \u201c ne Y La.ol : \u2019 ob the gerrymander.© East rid- the 514 bad system upon the people of {+ and is doomed to be shattered, fer the bazaar.and a prominent carpen- | Mr.A.A.Brockington ol.-\u2014 19 ling of Huron elected Dr.Macdonald ; ry, ! as also offere lac of the masters in DCS.has tr, ! \u2014 Fam ay, 7 50 F- \u2018| Menitoba against their will.The \u2014\u2014 ter has also offered io place à sans Every in:erociing and ornate ANUARY Liberal.by a majority of 308.Now men at the committee's disposal.A CON- Eat book.\u2018Nores on English G: \u2014 West Huron el suit by electi Patrons, who fight at a great dis- LESLIE-LAIDLAW.stitution governing the general commit- text hook.Noes on prete ol - \" .of forty members at its back, includ- diate friends of the family were present Council made yesterday were: Mr.Albert || wg president.Mr.RA + : .; ; + 1 .> = .; si .\u2018 .their cordial confidence.ing Mr.Prendergast, a representative at \u2018the Weading.A har dsome collection Hebert, propcsed by Mr.Robert Archer: president.Mr.J.Dn Cameos © , ; of presents testified to the popularity of Mr.Edward Schultze, proposed by Mr.[Mr R.Cunningham: finan.a.\u2014 of one of the French constituencies, the bride, one of the best workers ,n the James Williamson; Mr.S.O.Shorey.pro- Messrs nnd el am nar Happily for Sir Mackenzie Bowell, St.Boniface, the home of Archbishop fongregation of Chalmers Church.pesed by Mr.A.E.Small, and Mr.Chas.recording secretary.Mr.< ; A : , A ; 7 TT Cha 2 ; S ; i goers wee he came to terms with the \u2018traitors.\u2019 Langevin, while on the school ques- TO INSPECT MONTREAL Chapilt, SE ie Re The retiring managers i | 3 i + «Footer : : : ; : \u2018 , \u2019 : \u2019 ws - [the following: assrs, À\" Quebec VSe Shamrock, as he himself called Mr.Foster and tion it will have thirty-two or thirty- Toronto, Jan.16\u2014The commissioner ap- bert.The members of the present coun- Ewing, Thomas E Notes\" ATL .y - La i his colleagues.before they had an op- three Liberals and Patrons, besides pointed at the request of the Dominion cil.who have been re-nominated.so far.Brown.D.MeLennan and | On SATURDAY, JANUARY IR ; .) / \u2019 tunity cf fastenin their fangs para Five ber h Trades and Labor Congress to probe the for this year's council are: Messrs.Da- p _ - CRYSTAL EINK.per > « 5 r 1ES the Conservative members who keep siveating system of the large cities of vid BeFarlane, Wm.McNally, James Cra- ren upon him, so that the venom that their election pledges.It cannot be Car sada has left for Montreal to investigate thern, Henrv Miles and James KE.Rendell.A GREAT STOR Admission, 25c and 35e.b .in hed ; \u2018 .; th revalent conditions in respect 1 The following gentlemen were nomin- Helona.Mont.Jar rewed in their heads during the \u2018try- se ha an a has |\u2018#e P - .b 0 so ot.Ho Reserved Chairs, 30c i Ca 8 .y said, therefore, t .; t Manitob this evil there.Mr.A.W.Wright, who ated yesterday for the Board of Arbitra- storm in several vears is > : ing period,\u2019 as Mr.Foster calls it, in given an uncertain sound on the |is a labor leader well known throughont tien: \u2014Mr.E.B.Greenshields, proposed |tana.The thermometer a TE of Tickets a the 5.A.A A Office, 1368 which their rage and fury boiled question of its schools.Mr.Green- the continent, is the commissioner.He by Mr.James A.Cantlle.and Mr.David state yesterday range) fron 5 UB +.James street, .i , .witl also visit Halifax and Oitawa before Robertson, propose y Mr.R.E.|ty-zix degrees below zera w 15 against him, has been vented by Mr.v;ay's policy was before them for eturning to Toronto.Wight.three to twenty-five inches © i .A IY h-_ ke.i cs pas = ; = 8 Te RD) PES a ae sa = \u2018 CT oul SE to :- | OV i 923 MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Auction Sales, TIX TT INSOLVENT NOTICE.BANKKUPT STOCK FOR SALE BY \"PUBLIC AUCTION, In the matter of MALCOLM MACDONALD, \u201cou St Lawrence street.Montreal.We have received instructions \u2018from the Curator.John Mel Hairs, to sell by Pub- He Anction.at our Kemns, 6 St Montreal.On TUESDAY, At eleven o'cly k a.m.Lelonging to this estate Stockh in Trade, consisting of Teas aud Ge neral Groceries, amuunting.as per inventory.to .Store Furniture lease of store Lo April Ju.Terms -CASH.Store will be open for inspr: on the 20th instant.Inventory at the offire of the Curator.43 St, Sacrument street.JORN MeD.HAINS, Curator BENNING & BARSALOT, 14 Auctioneers, 21st January, 1896, the .$1.132 79 RS RAIN] 1596.\u2018Won of stock may be seen Fraser Building.Whitaker\u2019s \"CHARGES returning not later than January 20 A spe ial train will leave Montreal at 730 p.m.January 18th, and returning leave Ottawa at 11.20 p.m.WINTER CARNIVAL, Ql EBEC, January 23th to February 1st, 1896, First Class Return Tickets will be issued at SINGLE FARE From Kingston and atations east in Can- ada-Tickets good going Jan.13th to 30th lu clusive, valid for return leaving Quebec not later than Feb.3rd.1806.From stations west of Kingston.to aind including Toronto, also Oriilla and Midland Division Stations cast of OrlMia\u2014Tickets, good going Jan.25 to Jan.25 inclusive: to return leaving Quebec nut later than Feb.6, 1896.SPECIAL EXCIRSION FARE.To induce members of clubs and the general public to at least witness the stormiing of the Jce Palace on the evening of Jun.fist excursion tickets will be issued from Montreal.Richmond and intermediate stations to Quebec and return at $3.00: good going on Jan.29, and valid to return leaving Quebec not later than Feb.2nd, 1896.For tickets, ete, apply at City Ticket Of- fire.143 St.James strect, Trunk Station.CHEAP EXCURSION $2.TO OTTAWA AND REULRS\u2014$2.Goud going by trains Jan.p.m.trains Jan.17.15, returning not later than Jan.Zu.Trains for Ottawa leave Dalhousie Square Depot at §30 a.m.and 605 pm., Windsor Street Station.w.50 a.m.and 4.10 p.m WINTER CARNIVAL - QUEBEC, Return Tickets will be issued at First-Class SINGLE FARE | and at the Grand ; a and ail AILAN, DOMINION, ; CAN, WHITE Good going January °5th to 30:h inclusive.| and good tu return leaving Quebec no: later \u201cthan February 3rd, 15%.: M3 SPECIAL EXCURSION - 83.| Round Trip Tickets will be issued on January 29th at 83.00.Good to return leaving | Quebec until February 2nd.1896.TRAINS FOR QUEBEC LEAVE.Dalhousie Square at $.10 a.m.and ude pom, TRAINS DUE TO LEAVE QUEREC at 10.30 p.m.January 3uth.3ist and February 1st, will be held until 11.30 p.m.City Ticket and Telegraph Oilice, 129 ST, JAMES STREET, (Next to Post-Office.) REAKFAST CEREALS Rolled Corn Flakes Kolied Oats, Roiled Wheat, Bariey, Cracked Wheat, Mominy, ec.Le BRODIE & HARVIES 10 and 12 Bleury street.MONEY TO LEND - r > y TRUESDAT, JANUARY 16, 1896.THE _-\u2014 - m= \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014-\u2014-\u2014-\u2014-\u2014- - -\u2014- _- - TT TT ga 2 = 22 es 0 \u2014 = me \u2014 COMMERC CIAL ling.$2.50 15 $3.05 heavy shipping, 5367 191 UNITED STATES PRESIDENCY.3390 rong grades He th $300 The re- | ceip's of cccele were wow market firm to PRESIDENT CLEVELAND IS Nol ANXIOUS TO Pl cents higher Beeves 39200, $e CONS CETL AN .Worsusd OFFrce 1 { anid heifer 8 #F T6 to fisc Texan steers SEUVE ANOTHER TERM.Ponte Jan 160892 J Brie to $420 stuekers and Peeders 3:00 To New York.Jan.10.\u2014The \u2018Herald\u201ds at.Cb PRICES 3855 Sheep Home tnarke sted Washingien correspondent says A mem- © Tr.2 : ber of the cabinet very close to the Pre- cles rn! 4 Lo Lu I ol LIVERPOOL MARKET PRICES CURRENT sident told me to-day tha: the President x \u2018 CHEN UTS RY, -, tertaluly did not want a renomination: .heer ue Liver Lode be 1s06, * - that the honor would be tendered him.§ ict 1.a8 ate dus.M qe and au aunt TT, gs Cd Maren _ | DT Cee SE dun de ADVERTISEMENTS, SF.French ARMENT | Greg -heart-d prapl+ 6° that puissats sie | \u20ac pol at 0s lan.Which fears no weary Gf sea, ur ear hy or MAKE .man, | [I 0 Ont i _.; ; ; ; | \u2018 243°5C .Buy tn ais leds fulfils Gad 5 seeming YOUR | {IND UP .vlan : ; | 4 ue Jan.ant - i 1 Of Juz ioe for \u201chve weak and véenveancs oll : QUICK ' Lan and | the vile : .® ° ° ° | To the Arena speaks ne in nire, THE END APRROACHES THOSE COB- Ç thoes tn USE phrase Blt SEAT RUOGKERS AT $2.50 AND $2.75 OF State Laat bichon ve ion] 3 FAST DISAPPEARING.AND THE ae fe May AT CU CPR EN VE bara gril and eg PLUSH ROCKERS IN.FANCY eu Mar Lg, Pe WOODS WHICH WE OFFER AT A LOW \u201c \u201cHow long.© Lerd how lenz! Think if RISURE, ARE FAST MOVING OFF, AlLa .\u2018hange in the Tby sens were slain, THOUGH THE ASSORTMENT IS YET _ d und fairly | Thy daughters dragerd to shame.Forget GOOD.| not davs LAB SHOW, WITHOUT DOUBT.THE x .; .; : LA ASSO 3 N _ A wan 8 to fle i hen bounds of faith were migizier than Gi RT Reh TRENT (Of PARLOR re 4 - Co =H 200 UV re Of trade.SETS ANYWHERE TO BE FOUND.BE-.Cy a ae | Ana hearts vould six to holivr enser- SIDES ODD CHAIRS OF EVERY DE- : = .2006 vl | brise\u2019 - SCRIPTION \" B firm for both Mani- [gun ; Tion-hanr\" eve + IN SIDEPOARDS AND DINING SETS.criss hat not ma à trade Ps Lion heart.a new CPUSAde\u201d | WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL CUT FOR tes \u2014 Ceorth per the land whence martyrs\u2019 THIS XMAS TRADE, AND THE SAME Us $n ra gg an moans arise CUT PRICE PREVAILS ON ALL OUR 5 Tan og, 0 And nn cence despoiled hath long thy OAK AND WALNUT BEDROOM SETS, 7 tr ed Futh im loved CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS OF EVERY an - r .ermine orion , -, PRSCRIPTION, AND FOR SENSIRLE ; 845 10 ow Thrust Lhe resis: | gs guard of England's HOLIDAY GIFTS YOU WILL FIND A At ir @eady and moder.unscathed word LARGE ASIORTMENT HERE FANCY | Jang var We piote as \u2014W.5 C2 in NO Y, Post CLOCKS.ALBUMS.LAMPS WRINGERS, ; Ç - _ CHENILLE CURTAINS AND TABLE Ba ta 10 COVERS AND EVERYTHING ELSE TO ; 17h to naa THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.FURNISH A HOME COMPLETE.< Tally tha murtket fs NOTES.i | TTT - We quote us follows \u2014 : Lo ; AS hors EE wiles | Quebec.Jan.16.-\u2014Two habitants \u201crom Cash, $12.00 10 $130 St, Philoemo'ie, charged with possession, Weekly or cod rer Ib vey te «9 ja ( CÉ an ilile# sell.were condemned her | Wouthly oun .Cougs ued Yeslerday \u2018u fines of a pundred dollars Co Fayments | - 022 Mpsiate no and one murith's jail each.\u2018 Taken.So MN O9 1 O.Poitras & Co, flour merchants, have 0 tna os light and prices ar2iassgned with unknown liabilities as yer.at = oo A large meeting of the unemployed in THE AMERICAN WRIVGER \u20acO., 1 PTT Sn 5 fa this city was held on the Montcaim Sncceganurs to Mrtropolitan Manufacturing Co.2 A PT US Dan PAM lace or csday evening.Seve ve mis .200 Lo an aTket place on Ta day er HE.| en 1675 and 1680 Notre Dame stroet.Le quated ar 459 61 The sirga.Ural huadred men.mostly French-Cana- i L&T NZ one.some considerable dians, were presen\u2019 and were addresed, T.A EMMANS3, Managera.* ken place.most of the transza .DY differen: ladbor ag'tators.Finally it, go 3 w-en honuses.The artivity is was decided to appoint a committee 10 ° + on inst French at around 54°.call upon the city members, local gov- Avoid s ep + that summes Sols ernment and the Mayor to ask for work.+ L 1 cheese hae been sold but Mr.William Dow.of Montreal, has\u2019 all Li Pill d k subeer va x .ver s and quac as not Oo con med.: = Jy al: CUR is not been firmed sub cribed fitty d llars towards the Que-, nostrums - : lices Prices continue ft.im.\u2018Rec carnival fund.The carnival press : - .+ he mors seusonable weather committe has decided to invite the put- i e 4, +13 are NOW QuAtËd a from Mshers of the principal American aud, Duncan Water, ti Hoo per leu Ibs.for ear lus.\u201cCanadian newspapers to send representa- .i tives to Quebec during carnival week.Nature's great aperient, from ! Loo MENTS OF GRAIN AND FLOUR.a Caledonia Springs, is safe.re | ta .Receipts Ship ts THE DEATH OF HESTER LOWE.Sold by best hotels, grocers.AL Sen goo seu.Another well known character bas druggists, etc., and 15h Ce BE PO «Tom i passed away in the person of Miss Îles:- - i sh LL ea 269.600 Tivo der Ann Lowe, of African race.Though | GURD & CO., 48 Jurors st.ris ae 42% dark of skin, she bad a whi'e soul.was A Late |): =u faithfui as à member of the Methodist ER NT gars hy Church for many years In this ctv.push 11100000 654, BLA 435.What she had to do in earning her liv- brls ooo TT 10787» ing she did honestly and well.Many Ts Rs eee Se wat, 13193 \u20ac Will miss her.the Sunday-school espe- Mg : Spi 2 on wy Cially.fcr which she was an enthusias- a+ inluih- TU = pe missionary collector.OF.SAMUEL S © Wheat, \u2018rish 1122100000 Brune Le | \u2014 ! k UE LS RANT, le:rotr\u2014 CILOHON \"TLAWS LYNCHBD.sp Leon \u2014 OKI one a ot TRANS Ly IE | 1s¢ honors pupil of Pr.Bucklin M.A.M.D.\u2018 A: Minnanoolls\u2014 Ok! h-ma City.OK, Jan.6.\u2014 Near | Wheat.eh Ce IN a= ) Jagua\u2019's store, south of Fort Holines, | BD a Op SPECTACLES, A* St Louis\u2014 fily nlles south-ers: ot this city.yes- | Gi LD OS À 3.FOR CHRISTMAS Whaat, hush 222000000000 Be 17.000 rerday.a vigilance committee composed | AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.Voted sh £059) C100 \"of farmers and ranchmen.captured and | Store closes at 6 p.m.LS Lo _ hanged four desperadocs, They Ver< «| MENRY GRANT & 6©V, Opticians, TT Tom dley, à mau pown as © Vale .; y.72 Beaver Hall, cor.Dorchester st EIPTS IN MONTREAL.| Horse : a half-breed Choctaw, named ur 1 \u2018 3 ; .\u201c i , GT.R.CPR.Cnl.Total .Marina.and Bill Pipkins.Oa Tuesday Coca hash LL.PH 2356 Co.335; night thesa men, wit others, robbed oer bris 3H) 150 450 Jaqua's store and assaulted his wife.In Sous UT ES 21112 220 ?eens 2 the fight one of the pursuing party was L Let pkas 227 \u201c3 cee + killed.Three of 1h: gang male their LM Ms IR eee S escape, but Foley and his three com- oe oe cs > Te 5 panions took refuge in a deserted hut, \u201c1 Mears pe 1 fun from which they were dislodged with si Hogs Hh sie nye dynamite and shot.Before dying Feley 17.Tolis ol 212 tw cee 27s said twe of the men who escap~l were < Fes Lis A .ce \u201c Bob and Bill Christian.The vigilan-e (70 0en, bris 2 991000 es committee is in pursuit of these men.> TIVE STOCK MARKET.\u2014Jan.16.> | NOTES AND NOTICES.| ~~ were about 7M head of butchers\u2019 | L valves and 30 sheep and lambs i The Bread Question\u2014Owing to the num- PR -=! fa- sale at \u2018he East End Abattoir to- ber of letters appearing in the daily: Æ# J a Tho butehers were out in large nuM- papers it would seem that people do not a 2 PAR vid orale was very Show and the bl ves know the proper price or the best bread.: .0 \u201cTV tha: there was a decline of William A.Stuart, the original iotroduc- | A oi per Ib.since last Thursday in er of low priced cash bread.and senior: =« i ordinary stock.A few of partner in the late firm of Stuart & Her- | «steers soid at about Niue per Ib.: bert, begs to announce that in Septem- Positively cured by these o « brought about 3%c do.: three per last he es:iablished on his own ac- Little Pills.ne arte, Galloways.which weighed count a new bread and cake bakery at , .; ve ENT 8o.d at bo re dire Common 600 Rivard street; and is prepared to They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, .1&'s.including several hard-look- SUPPL private houses in all parts of the Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A per.would scarcely bring over lige City.for the following prices: 6 Ib.brown ; ect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi.\\ large number of the cattle will bread, 12c; 4 Ib.white bread, 1lc; Quak- Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated To e - ! to-day.Calves were more plen- er bread, llc, at which price he has CSS, D® as tn the Xo ngu or several weeks past.but good been selling for the last three months, Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER.They Eh Pe Plan rates: RY Tang and he warns the public that he is the Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable.35 t0 39 each.Mr.Josep chard original introducer of Quaker bread into Tr 3 calves.There were no buy- = Smaii PUI Small Dose \u201cep for ghipment to Britain.Old Canada.ail otber so-called Quaker bread .e 5 1 gr from 2%c to a little over 3¢ Is only a spurious imitation of his, and Gmail Price.; amibs sold at from 2'4c to dc per no other is genuine unless bearing Lhe .few choice animals bringing the stamp of W.A.Stuart, office, 660 Rivard Fat hogs are not plentiful and : streat.Bell Telephone, 7270.\u201cni 34.10 :o $4.30 for 100 lbs.i CHE ENGLISH MARKETS, ADVERTISEMENTS.) c ser, Jan.15.\u2014The \u2018Guardian\u2019 in ~~ jal article says:\u2014Business in + leadisg departments has been srady.Produrers have com- tL.! \u2018h-+ unelastir views of some who D \u2019 : able tn increase their limirs ade.:: 1 the offers have been less fav- There is nothing in the general Cn ourags producers to accepe Most Distressing of Skin Diseases wv exept a desire to keep their in ntl elieved - - Link and a the sama rime to stantly R y BAKING POWDER.5 Taxing atock.Nevertheless, there : 4 rumber of sales at low prices ° «ws had become tired of holding B t U ; «er marins.There has been a \u20acS in SE.! 77 fir cloth and a moderate buai- \u201cen inne.Many sellers are firm, .\u201cun! business recently.which has (© £a} business recently.whion has| WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS os There have been some sales : © fair prices though the offers A Warm bath with Cuticura WASHING ;.£{1+ been unworkable.Seme in.Soap, and a single application of mn Japan for prints an ancy 9 \u2018@ys resulted In a little business.Cuticura (ointment),the great Skin WON°T FILL THE BILL tea xtensive Indian in r , 3 a » \u201cares.but e offers ve Cure, followed by mild doses of Bspecially is this the case with persons of LG, Th he he | Guticura Resolvent (blood puri.ior in yw mich es they please > slow.n varns the business ; .= c 3 oy \u2019 a.nederate but irregular.fier), will afford instant relief, per- but the Turkish Bath is required for a : : h purification.Go to Le mit rest and sleep, and point to a Hhorous® | ST.MONIQUE CC TREET ++ LIVE STOCK MARKET.speedy, permanent, and economi- T igh R th Hotel oy, Yards Chicago, Jan.17 196 | cal cure when all other methods fail.urxis at Otel, au\u201d & eéstIma'e.x S.#5.> a Turkis La.fot | ror < bo vaiuts, according to officlal Bold throughout the world.British depot: F.Nuw- for a Turkish Pa:h, perfect in ever; respect.\u2018tli shipments.6.850: left over.parr A Rofs, 1, King Edward-st, London.POTTER There 1, go place a the world where 2° cat mixed.$3.70 to $3.95; mixed pack- BUG aKD CHEK.CORE., Bole Props., Buston, U.8 can ge: a better bath.| At Low Rate of interest and on favorable | terms, on first-class property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO ef Canada Educational.TO LEARN SHORTHAND, write, Call, or Telephone, 3860.SPENCERIAN SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Y.M.C.A.BUILDING, Day and Evening ; Both Sexes.Practical Instruction.Reasonable Rates.13 Music and Art.18s BAKER EDWARDS \u2014 WILL RESUME HER - Singing Class rer Children AT \u2014 CONSERVATORY HALL, 2269 St.Catherine st.WEDNESDAY, January 15, at 3 o'clock 13 Bakers and Confectioners.\u2018R.S.AULD, BAKER & CONFECTIONER, , Cor.Atwater ave.& St.Antoine st.+ Shaker ve.Quaker.Try our Shaker and Abenleen | Bread, made of the best Manitoba wheat, in the ' cleanest bakery in fown.Our Confectionery is made , of the best materials and choicest butter.Cannot be \"excelled.Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans, Saturdays.Call earl and leave your orders for Christmas and New Years Cakes.Bell Tel.8003.HEALTH and HAPPINESS | Await all who use only D.HARRISON'S HOME-MADE BREAD.Drop a post card to our address, 1 DUNLOP PLACE, Westmount, or Tel.3869, and we will call.30 (Established 1842.) CHARLES ALEXANDER.Confectioner WEDDING BREAK FAST= and SUPPER PARTIE supplied as usual with MADE DISHES of COLD Meats, etc, Ice Creams, Jellies, Russes, etc.WEDDING CAKES a Specialty.Fine Bon-Bons, ou manufacture.29 87.JAMES STREET.ADVERTISEMENTS.NARRIAGE LICENSES AVR ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.JOHN M.H.DUFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER.i 107 St.James st.and 345 Prince Arthur se [NDIANTEA | for a Quarter oi a Cent.ANTEED AS sLUT£Of PURE |.° er ong F AROCHE EF tusia Because a one pound package of Ram Lal\u2019s Pure Indiau Tea costs but 50 cents and, if brewed according to the directions on the package, will furnish enough liguor to fill 200 tea cups.the strength and aroma are retained by lead packets.Gold label, 50c.Lavender label, 60c.ROSE & LAFLAMME, Wholesale Agents, Montreal.Ram Lal\u2019s Pure Indian Tea is brought to the consumer just as it is manufactured on the gardens in India.All being packed in pound and haif pound Green label, 75e.COCHRANE AUDITORIUM PRINCE ARTHUR RINK.Band Saturday ADMISSION Ladies aud Children, - - TO 15e.Afternoon anil Evening, January 18th.NON-SUBSURIRTRE, Gente nen, - - 25e.A.E.WAND, Mgr.| $55.: derry, 1 BEAY ER LINE STEAMERS.WINTER SERVICE, Direct R£ailings Between £7.JOHN, N.B.AWD LIVERPOOL.From ap LIVERPOOL.RTEAMER ST.JOHN NB Set.Jay 4.Labe Sujwiuer.Wed, gan.2 Sut den 1.Luxe Ontario CA ed Pol, 5 Sat.Feb.1l.Luke Wisiiqee.Wed, Feb, 19 Sat.Fel.15 Lake Superior Vee Mar 4 Seat, Feb M Luke Ontario Wed, Mar Is Saut.Mur, 14.Lake Wanmipeg .Wed, Apr 1 bat, Mai 24 Luke Superior .Wed Ap 1, WINTER RATES OF PASSAGE.Si, John to Liverpool.FIRST CAHIN\u2014540 and $45.Rouni trip, $SU and NS.according to a'vainer and ac- coniumodation.SECOND CABIN To Liverpos.London- derry, Belfast and Glasgow, Fit 00 , round trip, 5H TH London, #05 00 pound trip.valid $61.00.STEERAGE\u2014To Liverpool, Londen, Glasgow, Belfast.$°4,50.NOTE \u2014Stéerage pmssengers hy the Bravery Line are provided with the use of hedding, and eating and drinking utensile, free of charge.specially low vail rates from Montreal and ali points from »t, John via Nhert Line.Steamers sail afli~r arrival © press.due at 1.30 p.m.Freight carried a: lowest rates and io all important po'nts both in Canada and Great Britain.on through bile lading.Special facilities provided for the carriage of butter, cheese and perishable freight For further particulars asx to passage.apply tn D, «4 C.MACINVER,.Tower Buildings.Liverpool.P.Rv Ex- freigh: ot D.W.CAMPBELL, Mana.er.15 Hagr.\u2018a.si, Monter al 31 JL ROPE EUROPE, EUROPE TICKETS BY ALI LINES and BEAVER LINES vis Montreal NETHERLANDS, GUION.HAMBUKG-AMEKI- STAR.CUNARD, AMERICAN, NORTH-GERMAN LLOYD, GENERA] TRANS ATLANTIC.STATE.ANCHOR.TRANSPORT and RED BTAR Lines, via NEW YORK.| ; Aiso to SOUTH AFRICA.FL ORIDA.WEST INDIES, ace £cs Call or Wiite for lowes* guoiations ing clsewherr.Kilo »» rates, 240 Upw.ras: ET Send for new paiuji:e* cf rates and builings or wall at my new uddress, 184 = \u2018Fame a strect, opposite Temple Buildin My Flic asl winter rates MONT REAL to LONDON and luck, woekly.via NEW YORK.Ist Saloon and rar\u2019, only 899.BATTERSBY, Agent, House Telephone, ae Lefore lonk- steerage at lowest rutes.Otice Telephone, No.1307.AN ERIC AN L INL NEW YORK TO SOLITHAMPTON From Pier 14, Nu:th Boer New Yo:k.{Foot of Fulton street.) Paris.4.212014 Wed Jun, 15, ll H tu New York.ee Wed, Jan.2, Hu ui Paul Wed\" Jan 7% 11 a um.Paris Ce.Wed, Feb % 11 an, New York.1122200 Wed.Feb 12.1) a Shortest and most convenient route to onion, No transfer Ly tender.No tidal delay.Close connection at Southumpton for Havre and Paru by special fast twin-screw Channel steamers.Rates of passage to Southampton, London or Harre, $60 and upwards.Becoud cubin passage, $35 to £W.SPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS REDUCED RATER Steerage at Very Low Rates.For Freight or passage apply tn INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION \u20acO.No.t Bowling Green, New York W.H.HENRY, 143 $t.James street.W.F.EGG.129 St, James st., Montreal.J.Y.GILMOI'R & CO.354 St.Paul sircet, Montreal 15 DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.AT LIVERPOOL SERVICE.Steamer.From Portland, From Halfax.Labrador.Jan.lt, 1p.nu Jan, 15, 2 pon Scouwman.Jeu.33, 1p.u.Feb 1.7 pan, Vancouver.Fe! 13, 1 pon Feb 15.2 pon Labrador.Fela 27.1 pnw Feo 29, 2pm SS.Canada.i Building.Rates of passage: First cabin, Portiand or Halifax to Liverpool or Londonderry, $v to $70; roturn, $10 to $130, according lu s.eamer and berth.Second cabin tv Liverpool, Lon- donderry, Belfast or Glasgow, $U ; return, Steerage to Liverpool.London.Loundon- Queenstown.Lelfas! or Glusgow, In- $24.50 and $25.00.electric light, cluding outfit, Midship salonns, promenade decks.For further information apply to any agent of the Company, or to DAVID TORRANCE & CO.General Agents, Montrea'.17 St.Sacrament street.20 spacious ADVERTISEMENTS.OPENETI>!I! 2120.WELSH 8 ROUCH\u2019S Upper Dining Hall A LA CARTE.y [Oto 50 p.c.DISCOUNT A reduction of the above discount will be allowed to all Cash Purchasers during this month, on Stoves, House Furnisbiny (Goods and General Hardware.The E.CAVANAGH CO., 2501 to 2353 Notre Dame st.(Cor.Seigneurs.) 14 ULLEY\u2019S Brush Works, 76-78 VICTORIA SQUARE, Manufacturer of Machine Brushes.Machine Brushes for Flour Mill.Cotton Fuctories, Shoe Factories.Machine Brushes a specialty.Carpet Sweepers Repaired.TELEPHONE 2740.8 Flowers, Plants, &oc.BEAUTY IN THE HOME Flowers are the perfection of beauty, The best in the city, fresh every morning made up or loose.T =.8, BAIN, Floriat, 66 Beaver Hall Hill, a few doors below Dorchester street, Pa EEE VS EE À Sa PS , Te .ia ta la 8 pe en de TO a Pr prea THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1896, THE MONROE DOCTRIXE.\u2014\u2014 Interference in Venezuelan Matters, Washington, Jan.15.\u2014(3enate special) offerel in the NJ.and declaring \u20144A resolution has been Senato by Mr.Sewell (Rep, laid un the table temporarily, that the Monroe doutrina was never ins tended! ta be applied 13 the manner and for the purpose now proposed by the President of the United States, and that the President's action was premature Uvoitnig \u20180 (he history of the controversy) and inopporiune In view of the business an.financial! conditions of tae country.y\u2014 - TIS MANITOBA ELECTIONS.ct ANN A A TAE SOVERNMENT ORGAN REJOICES OVER THE RESULT.15.\u2014The Tribune,\u2019 ihe s\u2018art bas led the tight schools, makes the foliow- the result:-The Mani- The autiuxiities, however much they may Le Under the dictation and infiuence oi the Human Catholic hierarchy of Ques bec, sus lovel dure aliecp: COErtcION; in Muanuttvoa Low.Toe province hus spoken ant ciara verdicr If tae l'airons had Kept cut of the fight ax 11 the issue had been a square une between national and separate schools not Ce single Uppositichist would nave been v-sarned.The two or three Oppo- Luiii May.hey, Jus Dominion Cotton Mills Co.98 87 corn, 35%c Feb., 35c May, 367.Jul.Do.o.Bonds.ers Loan & Mortgage Co.vee .\u2026.TS T Btreet Roilway.\u2026.\u2026.74 7 .id 3 AN UNWILLING RRIDE.NEW YORK STOCK LIST.An illustrative case of \u2018The Woma (Furnished by J.R.Meeker.) Who Wouldn't\u2019 js reported from Khar Opening and Closing Prices\u201410 a.m.and 3 p.m.koff.A pretty peasant maldea in ore Atchison .reer errr renaa, .147, 14% of the suburbs of that Russian city wal Can.Lee Co.recently coerced by her relatives :n: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy .15% .754 corsenling to marry a small proprietdd Clewv.C.C.& St.LOUIS.404+0100000 3544 354 .m'en Com, Cable.gerne cevere enn of the neighborhood for whom she cnie 1 1 3 Try De Laon & Wat UOTE V7 4 Laine a special dislike The wedi: Ernie 11 reas 1014 1544 party appeared.a few days ago, l:076, Louis.& Nash.Lay 445; the altar of one of the city churches Take 8hore .coiviirrvnennrnns .143% 1437 ir .; Nig Mapreuan Consolidated .ag, 100 *| The service went on until the officia\u201d- : Missouri Pacific.ei berries 25% 254, priest put the usual question, \"Wil io North American cee \u2026 take this man,\u2019 etc.The girl to :+\" Paci 3 Nor Pac pd 0 NET i: replied with an emphatic negative.# New Jersey Central xd 9a\u2019 all the persuasions of her friends fs.\u201cei Nor, West.ree ees 9853 to change her resolution.The weddn NY Centra\u2019 ¥ RRA oe 97% pis party returned to the house of the br te Omeha, Common .ees 3644 3614 parents, who again vainly endeavo: \"eds 0 Pacific Mail.aaecccces cere 2614 2\" shake the girl's obduracy.The un\u201d Reading.Philadeinnia ee Ba 84 tunate and unwilling girl was then soulé- Rock Island Chion.& Pac Gite 6884 ly beaten, not only by her parents.* a Foul, Jhico.& Minn.6514 69 also by the friends of the brides?» .au inn & an.\u2026.- chute 7 aci She was carried back weeping to coi Texas Pacific.sees \u2018a Union Parific.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.34 35, by the wedding party, and the marr- age Wabash Com cs service was recommenced.Again can Wabash pd.fc PU PC 1624 the crucial question to the bride.a Sugar.SE unes 10234 102, once more the unhappy girl, with \u2018ve Lead cc cecnu 0e area este sers a 0000 .de 25% and blushes, resonantly exclaimed >, Se 2° % |A thousand times, no!\u2019 and appeules | Toledo, Ann Arbor & Nor.Mich.the protection of the priest, which © a0 Rubber.\u2026.vee rrrreoisenrvnoncernness 21% 21% readily granted.\u2014London \u2018Daily New.pneu see L.; i ; ns on Thi al's Att Mari folio tor:a and in 1 ICI] carn Ts Gu ] tao ACIP C [26 ent en: ect ent ent singe July, \u2018oman rietor nter- ddinz yefore rches- ja:ing thou , th: , and failed dding rides ed \u20180 infor- ound - y, but room.hutch rriage Trurrspay, Javoary 16, 1896.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS ems SPORTS AND PASTIMES, CUTTING THT GOVERN ENR LA Ls PRIZE.nd oor?© Goevrrnoar-Gener- Cen : ; the Mont pol 0 Lomi ras seriir.r sms rink Che Cal'edonia : , ! ~ Laar-nce defeating .Jnana sere of 5 te 20.THE OLAST SHOT.A .CaAJinia rnk the Thigles defeated tee CU sore Cf GA Lo 24 The | ï \"go ur He Scores \u2014 MONTREAL TCE.Ritk Noo 1, a St.Lawrence W.Cuirns J Miller \u201cson WM Kearns \" SD.1.Guthrie, skip, \u2014 1 \u201415 link No.2.AU Le! J Rose : : WW.G.Goodhugh ns JW.Anderson : ho itev.Dr.Campbell skip \u201418 -\u2014J2 - Is Total ool 27 Ce fo.Caled mia, 1 shot.CALEDONIA JUL Rink No.1, a Mon real.: J F Munlle .vo F.Southam \u2018 \u201camreron D.Williamson shorn, skip, ROW Tyre, skip, \u2014L7 \u201417 Rink >» 2.[I fs boo BL Ibhorson 1 Parccsn D.NCAA A.Mar oe 140m T Wo Williamson GE Balfour, skip, F.Srancliffe, skip.Is \u201411 Thtal .3 Toral LL, 2 Majority for Thist'=, 5 sho's.SKATING.THF.VICTORIA CARNIVAL.Tae firs: carnival of this year of the Vic- te Skating Rink took piace last night.«1 - mav truly be said to have heen one Ye Inost successful carnivals ever given very popular rink.Ta the youthful envers of the Victoria rink a fancy dress \"va.5 à thang to look forward to by we whe dress and form part +?the mas- Gociie es ani br those who are to be spec- ts, fr à masquerade at chat rink is à | à STUDY IN HEADS.vondcertainiy a joy for the Ther was a very full aitend- Ë \u201c4h.poth of skaters and spec- \u2019 < hard to say which enjoyed s4at-rs op onlookers, that is, ss nz out the small boy, for exhibits such supreme bliss ter when dressed in some out- the cowboy or negro pat- soars like a wild er black * {1 the rinx.Az for grace, that nif-{ in the young girls who, w+ uae as varted as the coun- La- rink.flash past the vision \u201cour ke pleusar: dreams.In ;v- and having on a pair g'ri never shines to such ix n) exagz-ration «D say a pretier that at p So po .~ 4 .\\ .G.Homer R.J.H.Gentiles F.Hyde Roch.Ratel F.A.Bailey William Dawes, sr.Jos.Ruse Geo.Gordon E.St.Germain W.Larken Damase D'esmarteau -.Moreau A.N.Paxtun J.B.Dube Francois Gougeon Clement Donnais E.Heber: Rob.Harrow Alphonse Lalonde E.Lapointe C.Brazeau Jos.Aslin Ulric Legare A.Lapointe F.X.Guilbault Elie Gervais Elzire Aubertin Prudent Senecal M.Gosselin Mme.M.H.C.McKay Pierre Lajoie A.Gervais Jerome Gervais Norbert Hainault Jas.Bourret O.Thibaudeau P.Picard F.X.Blouin Jos.Gingras Patrick McGee (.Brosseau Albert Lawson J.W.Valade E.Dansereau H.Hetu D.Ouimet J.M.Prockter M.Clode Bourgeois Jos.Gervais W.Lesperance Jos.D.Hart TW.R.Adams R.Valois Jos.Durand F.Filiatrault O.Laperle Theo.Galipeau Arcand Jos.Laurier Seraphin Gariepy Victor Lapoint Edouard Gagnon A Coursol Arthur Auge Louis Howard Dupras Isaac Daoust A.Bourguignon Alp.Delorme Frs.Drouin M.Simard 4 Jos.Leon Lord Alf.Marion E.J.Hilliard N.Rivet Mederic St.Amour Wilfrid Ste.Marie Pelletier Magloire Gagnon Plante Didace Dion Vital Mantel Ed.Renaud Alexis Lalumiere Isidore Lefebvre J.A.Gagnon Isaie Champagne Ed.Reneauld D.Williamson W.M.Laurie w.G.Beach W.E.Sawyer J.R.B.Aird Anderson W.T.Hall James Shaw Jos.J.B.Wim.A.Method Frederick Walker Chas.Desjardins Omer Beauchamp J.Sturgeon Edmond Palender O.Archambault Levia Charles Z.Roch D.DO.Foisy Alex.Walker Spearg w.W.Lapierre Jean Normandeau M.Minogue Louis Clement M.J.Larin Emile Gillet Jos.Gendron Bourbonniere Pierre Gravel Max.Louville Martineau J.B.St.Louis Albert St, Louis Pierre Leblanc Jos.Fortier Thos.F.Smith Alf.Richard A.Bourdon T.Belanger J.Gereoux Ed.Trudel Nap.Turcot Alp.Pelletier Geo.Carpenter .À.Gervais E.Barras .Paquette E.Briere Pierre Villeneuve Alfred Lortie Jos.Thivierge Thos.Mantha James Ford Geo.Cardo Jos.Houde Benj.Holdbrook Mrs.J.Cairns William Boyd James Lowe, sr.Hugh Urquhart C.Edward D.Bloomfleld Hubert Jacques J.G.Kennedy Currie A.Watson T.Charpentier A.V.Gauvreau Nap.Longpre Francis Berthiaume Jos.Galarneau Jos.Belair T.Giguere T.M.Chaquette O.Brucaux Alphonse Lapierre .N.Paquette M.D.McLennan N.Bryson Antoine Perreault L.M.Lefebvre F.Belanger Jos.Menard A.G.Ethier Wm.Henderson Ed.Sauve M.J.A.Renaud Oscar Gervais A.Laforest E.J.Lemay C.Pigeon Philip Gareau Felix Kieffer W.Brazeau H.P.Goulet Denis Beauregard Z.T.Merineau J.B.Giroux Ovila Fortin G.Vandeloc J.Berroit Jos.H.Dussault Jos.Briere A.Pepin Felix Grandemalison Jcs.Lapierre Alex.Ross P.Gariepy Thos.Brossard D.Mathieu P.Belisle Nap.Lavigne IL.eon Charbonneau John Reed Nap.Cadotte B.T.Holdbrook J.A.Prudhomme Arthur McCleave R.Jno.Stavenson F.Roger J.A.Pare J.Bernier D.Jacques J.F.S.Roberge M.Blumenthal Arthur B.Ware Geo.Neil Geo.Freser R.E.Gareau W.McDonald Just.Vanier R.Adams L.N.Hebert J.I.Chouinard U.J.B.Lavallie A.Galipeau A.J.Phillips L.Boismenu Edouard St.Jean Jos.Pelletier E.Pariseau Edouard Charbon- neau M, Bergeron Alp.Martin Aron Kobber A.Simoineau F.St.Vincent.Nap.Parent James Aird Louis Pageau F' Barrette F.Parthenais Derfce Picotte Alex.Mayer Honore Desautel Miche! Trudel S.Gagnon Martin Labelle Thos.Jean-Marie Camile Henri Alphonse Giguere William Martel Isaie Perreault Jos.Boijolie Denis Chicoine Barthelemi Pelletier Wm.Yuile A.M.McGregor W.F.Borland Z.Thibault Jos.Narbonne F.Lavigne Jos.Method Chas.A.Lamb B.Chaput A.Dubeau P.Gormand J.Kilcullen Ulric Ethier Patrick Scott Michel Savard Thos.C.Hogg John Wickens J.W.Butler J.E.Rhodes T.McCormack Philip Lamer Jos.Chartrand M.Desrosier 14.Bleau A.Paquette L.Dori Jos.Lepine M.Nuckle Alfred Larin Edouard Galarneau Jos.Rigth FF.Letourneau Jos.Galarneau A.Paquette Jules Faille Oscar Ouellette John Bennet T.Terrian Elie Sinette E.Marion Jos.Bussierre V.Terrien C.Chapleau J.H.Beaupre P.Lapointe D.Recordeau N.Gauthier Ephrem Lamoureux Arthur Clement dit Pierre Charland Lariviera A.Laliberte A.Gregoire Theodore Et.Clair Jos.Charbonneau A.Locas H.Lepage Wilfrid Legault Mnise Delage Daniel Thomson G.W.Legault Israo! Legault Antoine Lavigne Deæiry Racine Fidele Levellle Jos.Bedard Joseph Royal Narvisse Turreène Jos.Grenier Mat.Lauzon M.Rousseau H.Lauzon Stanislas Lauzon Chas.Crochlere Alp.Crochiere Cyrille Massey Jos.Ouimette G, Germain A.Racine O.Bernier Jos.Wolfe A.Gagne - S.Desrocher Jos.Simard Damase Boivin Thos.Bergeron Camille Aubri Wm.Parson Jos.Lefevre F.Perras Chas.Pepin J.Moriveau Jos.Belanger Wm.Vipond U.Roussil Arch.Lendrie C.Diotte.Jos.Deslauriers Jos.Gregoire Henri Lefevre Octave Bellefleur Gabriel Guindon C.J.A.Coursol 8.Levinson, jr.John P.Dixon Wiggett & McKer- F.X.Guy ley J.Cochenthaler Ernest St.Amour Chas.Lapointe Albert Minqui I.Lafleur Nap Giroux L.Prax R.Murdock Liddel J.A.Couet J.8.Prince W.B.Shaw Albert Messier J.R.Gordon G.E.Siegars A.Gingras J.M.Lachapelle J.B.Charbonneau Alex.Courval Jos.Simard E.Delorme Louis Peltier S.Durand Alp.Bastien D.Aubry Damase Laliberte A.Langlois Ed.Durand A.Brunet Eugene Delorme B.Poupard H.Lamoureux E.Ouimet Jos.Soulliere Fidele Leveille F.Diotte Eugene Gauthier Jos.Lavigne J.B.Bourguignon G.Marchand J.A.Riopel Leon Jodoin James Hughes Wilfrid Martel G.B.Grignon Louis Lacroix Ovila T'etrault Chas.Lafontaine Louis Gougon Ant.Petitclerc James Pakington Eusef Delonchamp Omer Legendre Chas.Levasseur Wilfrid Lebrun J.Bte- Herieux Geo.Favrault Thofil Godin William Christian Magloire Remillard Alfred Quintal Jos.Dugal Louis Poupart Andre Thibault Jos.Drimsdele Cleophas Labelle Edouard Jalbert William Miller Ouvier Boileau Nap.Bouchard J.,B.Rainville Jules Cyr Dolphis Ouimet M.Hamelin Jos.Delcourt Joseph Delcourt Theo.Ouimette Cieophase Aubrie Jos.Aubin E.Valiquet Onesime Gascon J.B.Hine Nap.Bigras Jos.Deguire Jos.Fasin Mark Hamelin A.Archambault Mde.Veuve Isidore Gregoire Villeneuve Boucher Jos.Belanger Ç D.Gingras.Francois Lelievré J.B.Lefevre O.Oilmette A A.\u2018Thibault H.Dulcn Pierre Dupras R, Cadieux ¥.Brault Chas.Berry Mrs.S.Swinburne W.L.Johnston Jno.Best J.R.McGregor C.W.Lambly C.A.Gregory Jos.Leduc B.Giles W.F.Hart C.N.Booth Alfred Montmar- William Miller quette Benjamin Prevost James O.Grant F.Forget Alphonse Limoges P.M.Leduc William Wilson Ferdina Chalot L.G.Francoeur James Burrows D.E.Gervais P.Murphy A Patry Jos.Gratton O.Charpentier J.St.Vincent William Smith J.Guenette Daniel Furlong J.Perrault E.Meunier O.Gougeon F.Dussault Jos.Taillon Octave Taillon Gedeon Labelle B.Fauteux G.Fauteux Joseph Lalonde Jos.Delfour Jerome Gervais Oswald Lachance Edmund Presseault Jos.Lachance J.B.Jounnette Louis Belair Stanislas Lamarche Jos.Lefebvre Gustave Courville Jos.Gilbert Ernest Heizberg James Simpson J.S.Gougeon J.Viau W.H.Franckum Phileas Pare B.Damiens Jos, Rivet Michel Larose Jos, laporte James Bue tk R.beauchamp Jus.Corbeil Jas.Lapaline Arthur P.Tippet Co.Canadian Fibre Cha-E.mois Company Zot.Cusson Clovis Picard F.X.Roy J.Berube Oscar Gervais H.Carriere John Younie L.Grarton C.B.Pye A.Dufour A.A.Ayer H.Gagnon Jos.Gagnon J.B.Dubreutl Ed.Delorme A.Tonga Z.Laurin J.A.Metay-r Jos.Laperia C.C.Hearle R.Fleury Elie Michaud GG.Brennan Alexandre Lepage A.Julien J.W.Roberts Thos.Berube I.L.Lafleur Jos.Labine S.Contois D.Demarais S.L.Coulson A.Jacobs Jos.Vinette S, Prevost G.Senecals Brayley, Sons & Co.M.Lavalle E.Leclair S.Leclaire W.T.Wardall\\ M.Morin E.Leee Michel Therrien S.Kelland F.E.Stevenson O.Giroux O.Girard A.Gendron John Simpson P.Binnett Louis Chartrand A.Gadbois J.B.Brouilette Nap.Trudeau Louis Lalonde J.A.Pitre Chas.Corbeil A.Trudel Arthur Gauthier E.Dube Alfred Leport John Bromilow E.Poirier C.E.Felder F.X.Brunet A.Catafard J.Lamoureux Louis Rousseau James Manning H.Maxwell Jos.Thisdale Gilbert Dupuis Olivier Germain Sos.Chibalt Jas.Gravel Francois Beaulieu J.Gauthier Ferdinand Collin J.Joannette Felix Lafleur Geo.Venne F.Peltier William Desjardins F.X.Desroches Thos.Grezer Denis Messier Donna Tenbonia Jos, Marceau F.Whittaker Edouard Lessard Mad.E.Gadbois Joseph Belisle Arthur Vinette Wm.Kearney C.Desormeaux W.F.Robinson Jos.Desault D.Marson J.J.Moore W.O.Buchanan A.W.Lowe C.B.Robinson E.W.Richardson Bannell Sawyer G.H.Harrower W.A.Burus, J.A.McGuire A.H.Plimsoll W.G.Cameron, G.8.Irwin &v F.Proulx.Jule.ny J Perranlt LL.Pickleman FN.A.Ca:ver apt » Louis C7 oro Nap.Q Albert IL M.Gouge Heda.JW.Las: av L.Villene ive Nap.Gao ier 11 .Boyer Magl ire (Guay J Lanctot Nap.Mon=-e E.iwle Geo.Smith J.A.Charon 1».Grafton A.Marion Geo.1) Fuvis A.Scullion A.Broufl.etis N.Seguin 2 \u2014 1).Brunella .Cormier 8.Roussel! .Beruner Geo.Mathurin Geo.R.N'mmo FE.Beaudoin Jus.Lafortune Geo.Fournier Ed.Ir»irocher F.W.McKinney E.B.lehianc J.B.Imbis William lane A.Leduc H.R.Ives & Co, M.Perras B.J.Petiener Quinn Deschene .Gagne Dwyer .Jubinville Dube =.Jodoin M.Dufour Pierre Malo 1).Lacroix Eli Charbonneau M.Therrien Jean Pare W.Mondon L.Mignault F, Morin John Barrow Douglas Armstrong J.B.H.Lamare Francis Melancoa A.Blain Thos.Colcomb C.Tessier E.Villeneuve J.H.M.Crerar Alf.Martineau Jos.Martineau Alf.Malbeouf = Io Aalalel NX.Huot E.Bernier A.Piquette M.Adelstein Chas.Martineau David Sperber Louis Godoin Chas.Leveille A.Sebardie I>.Ste.Marie Judson Aines A.Mirault Jos.Tessier W.Dufault Israel Chartier Narcisse Trudeau Jog.Amyot H.Thibault Henry Pelletier D, I.Couture A.Lepine Octave Paquette X.Belanger Camille Mar!n Jos.Rer: Geo.T-0.hlay Phileas Munet!e A.Pel.ctier Stanislaus Brochu Jos.I'rouliette L.Houle Alfred Martin.Amable Lapointe Wilfrid Tremblay J.Landes A.Leblanc Octave Gaui\u201d J.Macdonald OXCY J.G.Darling E.W.Charlton C.Hymonds H.Larocque B.F.G.Cuirie T.Simpson John Love W.C.Young J.Henry Miller R.Madore William Hanson J.Hamilton Feros Francis Simpson Ferdintnd Milette John G.Patterson J.E.Logan A.Berthieume Charles Latour John Labatt Geo.Carson Nap.Charbonneau F.(Ccnte B.McNally Jas.A.Ogilvy F.Lamaire P.Arcand C.Strachan J.J.Sloan Jos.Dussault Olivier Giroux .J.Gordon James Ewan C.Poulin Jos.Benard FE.L.Bond W.J.Strang Eugene Grenier Cv.Belanger Seth Robert Tavid Bs own V.Latourelle Felix Lescarbeau J W.Wilton William Bell Jos.Rielle W.Bilan D.W.Terse WH Fraser Jos.Desrochers Emile Chalue J Kennedy A.Browning R.Kelley George Laurier E.Labelle Arthur Kavanaxh Jos.Durand H.B.Ame E.H.Findlaz, L.A.Globensky » is ert - _ ~~ > Vr eet i et Ce bm dt A oa THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, + + J ie] Le 2 1 - C.Globensky A.D.Perreault A.Crepeau JW.Bryson, H.Reinhardt CC.R.Corneil, x.Dn.Mann B.Larivee Cu \\.J Joo NM.Dow L.A.Lesage E OT R.Gr, WW.GG.Edsdn i.It.Barilon Loiis Franchiere \\}.(Gauvrea E.A.Joloin J \\.Quenneville chivier Robert, 3 J B.Lefahus 1\"hur T.Coté j B Tres'ler J Fruitier T Frandoin \\lponus Lacroix A Te rroux .Quinemont vi.[assalle vx Brillon qq \\-maz-mont.as if he had all at sen some clever trick.Un vou supnose wrote the \u201c5 7 asked Valerian.caoew Mark, Lake fraud, re and John\u2019 von do not Know, said \u2018that not one of thes» heeks \u201cion till many long vears aîter \u2018s sald to have lived.He \u201ching Himself.and as far «tv tell none of His immediate srors anvthing.memory and tradition.I we ried to find out the o° the Pannotshka's mur- ;! find it impossible to do - of vour avd gather vour own lit- our knees ?\u201cI; or who, if he lived, ke vonrself, WNOSe imem- c'oritield and deified Ly ao loved him.Yon sac- \u201c rothinæ) i net cl, { ; i to riek : I shall excite Cortinped Valerian: n: y -grers.But vou \u2018ao nnon Yourself all ard ponalies by not \u201cT1 isnts do.And all usd a \u2014 \u201cv7 There is no reward in ro INES Th:re is uo something sucred ae word.\u201cje OA.\u201ctie: It was all, It is be- ; «gine vou serve n Being go to church\u2019, rloss are not ex-.| Christ ' There is no God! Or if there be a God we know nothing about ! m.\u2019 Valerian spoke sirongly, as he had a great desire to rcot cut of Paul's mind the superstitions for which he ; vas imperilling his welfare and frre- dem.\u2018Oh.my God\u201d cried Paul, in a Vcice cf utter anguish © anid he - stretéched ont his hands to the pale evening skv ahove them.sudden- Iv die sprang from the cart.\u2018rive home \" he said : \u2018tell my mother IT shall be there before mid- nignt.\u2019 their winter barrenness, and low in He rushed across the fi lds ving fal.warn quickly lost to sight in the thin: white mist, Valerian called after Lim again and again, but in vain.CHAPTER XXI-\u2014WHAT IS TRUE.: Paul did not know in what direction he was wandering, but instinet \u2018exrried his steps homewards.He | felt like a man Who has just suffered | from a shock of earthquake.The soli\u2018l earth seemed to tremble beneath him, and threatenel to op n under his hurrying fest and swallow him up alive.He could not at present comimand his thoughts, which were entangled in a maze of terror.By- and-by the night closed round him.adding 10 the bewildering effect of the thin mist.His progress was impeded © he was compelled to attend to his steps.Recalled partly fo himself he found thot he was foliewing \u2018the Lorder of a large forest.AI at once he feit himself in a place he knew.Thé moon had risen above the mist, and poured dewn a ficod of pale light upon the spot where he etnoii.The air had b>en absolute- Iv motionless until now : but as if sceme spell of silence had been broken.the wind began to wail in a low murmur, which rose every moment zale rushed through the forest trees arcund him.It seemed as if all nature was moaning and crying.with shrieks cf horror and despair.He was standing by the Pannotshka's grave, All the old stories of demons haunting this place rushed into Paul's mind.If Valerian had tried to shake his faith in Christ.he had nor attacked his belief in the devil.Paul stood gazing into the dim ravine, and listening to the roar in the forest.Alas ! that he hard ever met with Valerian! The words he had spoken were burned in as wirh fire upon his heart.\u2018No world to come ! No Christ! No God \" Suddenly the thongnt flashed across him that Valerian had given himself up to Satan.The placz where he stcod suggested it.The interview + he had witresse-d in the deserted charcoal-burner\u2019s hut seem~d to cor- robcrate it.Satan could transform himself into an angel of light : and Valerian, with his kind-heartedness and his devotion to the poor, might prove a very successful emissary of Satan.That must be the solut'on of what had just passed.He went list]esslv homeward, almost fearing to meet his mother, yet : feeling as if in her serene presence this nntold miseryv would pass away.\u201cHe had much to tell her about Louk- van : and vet it seemed as if all the glery of Loukvan's death had melted into thin mist, like this autumn vapor surrounding him.(To be continued.) \u2014\u2014 DAILY FOOD.THURSDAY, JAN.16.Therefore my heart is glad, and my glory rejoiceth : my flesh also shall rest in hope.\u2014And they departed quickly from the sepulchre with fcar añd great joy ; and did run to \"bring his disciples word.\u2014Ps.xvi., 9 ; Matt.xxviii., 8.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Never let it be said that a professed disciple of Jesus stands sponsor for a mar upon whom God has pronounced a woe, \u2018Woe unto him that giveth his neighbor drink\u2019 is fulminated from the heavens.Yet there are those who are voting to license men to sell intoxicating drinks as a bev- erage\u2014to make that a business for every week day in the year! Strange indeal that any one can be so degraded as to choose such an occupation.But stranger still that any considerable number of persons should \"deliberately vote to give authority to t make drunkards out oË sober men ! \u2018Morning Star.It would he gratifying if the multitudes were clamoring for the gospel.They are not.The masses love sin, no\" righteousness.\u2014Rev.C.B.Allen.ADVERTISEMENTS.RR a A pee IEE SERIE Biliousness! A disordered Liver, \u2014 you are ill, unbappy, and a victim of the blues.Cleanse the system of all impurities, set the Liver at work and all will be well with you.A strong, mild, but effective remedy must be had.Take Ayer's Pills Highest Awards a3 World's Fair.higher and higher until the roar of a | | and will be sold for 3100 each.__ ADVERTISEMENTS.scrofula Any doctor will tell you that Professor Hare, of efferson Medical College, hiladelphia, is one of the highest authorities in\u2018 the world on the action of drugs.In his last svork, speaking of the treatment of scrofula, he says: \"Its hardly necessary to state that cod-liver pon been Ae S palatable.\u201d He also says that the hypophosphites should be combined with the oil.Scott\u2019s Emulsion of cod- liver oil, with hypophos- phites, is precisely such a preparation.BREAKFAST-SUPPER.EPPS\u2019S GRATEFUL, COMFORTING COCOA BOILING WATER OR MILK ME 2155 INHALANT For the Relief and Cure of Catarrh, Cold In the Head, Influenza, Hay Fever, ete.Price.50c.FIUIDE D'HYVER or WINTER FLUID For Chapped Hands, l.ips and all Roughness of the Skin.which It renders beautifully smooth and soft.Price.250.DENTIFOAM.An extremely pleasant and effactive Saponaceous and Andsoptie Wash for the Teeth, Gums and Mouth.Price, 25c.J.A.HARTE, Druggist, 1780 Notre Dame si.\u20ac 2352 St.Catherinest.Telophones 1l9u and 354C.10 NOMINATION OF MAYOR \u2014AND- ALDERMEN.PUBLIC NOTICE.The nomination of candidates at the ensuing election for the offices of Mayor and Aldermen.respectively, shall take place at the City Clerk's office, City Hall, on MONDAY.the twentieth day of January instant, between the hours of ten and twelve o'clock in the forenoon.Blank forms of nomination papers and all information as regards the formalities to be observed may be had, on application, at the office of he undersigned.PUBLIC NOTICE is further given, that in accordance with Section 1 of 53 Victoria, Chap.67.every candidate for the office of Mayor or Alderman shall be obliged to de- prsit with the City Clerk, along with the nomination paper, a certificate of qualification duly sworn to.PUBLIC NOTICE is that according to Sec.Chap.50: \u201c46a.No nomination paper shall be valid or acted upon by the City Clerk unless the sum of two hundred dollars (3200).in legal tender or in bills of any chartered bank doing business in Canada, is deposited in the hands of the City Clerk at the time the nomination paper is filed with him: and the receipt of the City Clerk shall be, in every case.sufficient evidence of the payment herein mentioned.\u201d \u2018The sum so deposited by any candidate shall be returned to him in the even: of his being elected or of his obialning a number of votes at least equal to one-half the number of votes polled In favor of the candidate elected, otherwise it shall belong to the city.\u201d also further given, 8 of 58 Victoria, (By order.) 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The whole thing dated back to last July.We should, Mr.Laurier said, have known it all along.He would leave them fo their reflections and to the position they now oceupied in the eyes of the country.(Cheers) SIR RICHARD CARTWRIGHT.Sir Richard Cartwright made a speech which the reporters found it hard to do justice to, except in a verbatim report.He held a stiletto and pricked the seven mutineers in the most tender parts, making them writhe with pain.Mr.Laurier, he said, treated these men as if they were statesmen, which was a mistake.They really formed the Royal Ottawa Low Comedy Troop.Young Tupper's strike last spring was not worth mentioning, but in July last, when three ministers resigned, they had the first dress rehearsal by seven of the tronp.The time will shortly come, said Sir Richard.when they will all go out and all stay out.At this the Opposition broke into loud and prolonged cheering.The whole tional point, discussed in a friendly way with the Premier, was the sole cause of the crisis and resignation of seven ministers, Thev tried to smash the Government of Canada.and left publie business at a standstill for a fortnight.all on account of the idea that ir was unconstitutional to go on with one of the Quebec nortfolios in the Cabinet vacant! Mr.Foster's statement last Tuesday that the necessity for a change of leader was the main motive for their Kick.is stamped as false! The Minister of Finance is published to the world having misled the Commons of Canada from his seat in the House, and of having deliberately li) to the people of this country, Indeed, Mr.Foster himself confessed he was lying, by his statement of this afternoon.After all, the (iov- ernment of Canada is to be pitied, but the country.unfortumatelv, js exposed to the ridicule and contempt of the world.as THE MINISTERIAL STATEMENT.Sir Adolphe Caron said: \u2014The following statement has heen submitted\u2019 to the Governor-General by the Prime Minister, and in its bearing upon the position of the Crown in matters of this nature, it Las His Excelleneys approval.Since reference was made in this House 10 the rerirement from ! office of certain members of the government, the Prime Minister has had all OPPOITIIMIN of carefullv rTeview- ing the cireumistances, and of satisfying himself that the best interests ef the country would be served hy the return to their former position in the Cabinet of those who deemed it their duty to retire on aceount of the continued vacancy in the Cabinet created by the retirement of Mr.Angers.While it is true this point was freely discussed between the Prime Minister and his colleagues, it I= equally true that the Prime Minister did not consider that vacancy sufficient reason for the resignation of Any meniber of the government.This view, however, was not concurred in by his colleagues, who considered it sures during the session.He had reasonable hopes of being able to fill that position up to the day of the meeting of parliament, and was disappointed when his efforts failed.After the opening of parliament.cor- | tain members sent in their resigna- | tions to the Prime Minister, giving, among other reasons, that the failure to fill the vacant Quebre portfolio and the intention to go on with pub- He business was 4 departure from sound constitutional practice, and so weak as a matter of policy they were unwilling to longer remain us members of an incomplete government, Since the receipt of the resignations, the objections put forward by the ministers have been removed by the acceprance of a seat in the Cabinet by Senator Desjardins, and of the accession fo the Ministry of Sir (Chas.Tupper.Under these circumstances, the ministers who resigned have deemed it consistent with their duty to the country to resume the positions they held.It is gratifying, fherefore, to announce that a Ministry has been formed under a majori- |! tv in parliament which cnables it to ; proceed with rhe measures toreshad- | owed in the Speech from the Throne!\u201d Sir Adolphe then read a list of the reconstructed Ministry, The changes are precizely as alveady announced.| He moved the adjournment of the | House.MR.LAURIER'S SPEECH.Mr.Laurier, on rising, was received with ringing cheers from his supporters.IIe hegan :\u2014' At last, Mr.Speaker, at last after these long days, after public business has been blocked for nearly two weeks, after the ITruse has been subjected to the ignominy of dancing attendance upon the pleasure of weak and vacillating men\u2014at last the comedy ix at an end.\u2019 The Liberal leader declared thar the country was impressed with this, thar the government is composed of a band of plotters, schemers and conspirators (loud cheers) whose sole bond of union was the cement of office, and their one purpose their own personal and selfish aggrandize- | ment.\u2018The hon.gentlemen opposite.\u201d | | | Mr.Laurier added with stinging reproach, \u2018can sacritice everything\u2014 honor, conviction and principles\u2014so lonz as they retain their places\u201d (Cheers) They now learned, he = farce recently transacted meant an : éffort to make room for Sir (Charles : Tupper.Sir Richard spoke of Sir Charles as \u2018Mine ancient acquaintance.Sir Charles Tupper, Baronet of the United Kingdom.Tt was impossible that even such a crew as he fw before him conld dream of returning to the Cabinet.except upon the understanding that Sir Mackenzie Rowell was to act as a warming-pan for Sir Charles Tupper.Ile prediet- ed disaster fer Canada if the combination now in office were permitted to control the public chest very much longer.hut for his own part, he would sooner throw two hundred million into the sea than to have had such an exhibition of falsehood treachery, meanness, wickedness and cowardice.(Loud cheers.Proceeding, Kir Ilichard said: \u2014'The fame of Sir Charles Tupper, if not precisely in the churches, is well known in all the provinces.He graduated in Nova Scotia, which province acted as dry nurse in the pro duction of the highest type of boodier this country has ever known.\u2019 Sir Richard caused great amusement by savine that he attached im plicit credence in the statements the ministers had made, one of the other.Mr.Davin ridiculed what he termed Nir Richard's * studied impromp- thus; and affected to believe that at the name of Tupper.Nir Richard's heart auaked beneath his coat.At this reference the Ministerialists cheered loudly.showing that the name of Tupper is to be the rallying ery.Bowell is only a mask for the real leader.Mr.Davin asked the Opposition to believe that Mr.Laurier, having a great chance to- dav of roasting the government, had not risen to the occasion.Mr.Laurier was a gentleman but not a leader.I» was what Mr.Davin described as an academic personality.He was altogether \u2018too nice.Mr.Davin declared over and over, as if trying to convinee himself that the government had been strengthened and the Opposition he ounce aided had been weakened.THE DBOLTERS REBUKED.He was answered by Mr.Davies.Cabinet dissensions, treachery and want of men of character had inv perilled the ship of state, he said, but with a new captain and a good crew and some of the cargo thrown overboard, she could be brought to port.In the Liberal leader, he declared, turning to Mr.Laurier.they had such a captain, and the Liberals cheered enthusiastically.Turning his attention to the malcontent ministers, he scored them unmercifully They had gone back to their places under a Premier whom they had conspired to depose and destroy.How could the public have any respect for men who were without self-respect.If truth and honor und patriotisin eould all be sacrificed on the altar of selfishuess, then there Was 1 poor future for the country.But he had a better estimate of the better element of the Conservative party.He knew them to be good men, and the contempt with which the Tiberals recarded these men.would only be excelled by the contempt with which honest Conservatives would regard them.(Hear, hear) The verdicts of Cardwell, Montreal, Jacques Cartier and West Huron, would.he predicted, De repeated in every constituency in Cau- ada where self-respect and honesty had not been bartered for falsehood and selfishness.IN THE SENATE.> In the Senate.upon the orders of the day heing called, Sir Mackenzie Bowell read a statement similar to that read in the Commons by Sir Adolphe Caron, after which Senator Neott created à lengethy discussions by referring to the newspaper reports of the interview between the Premier and Mr.Tavlor, the Conservative whip.re the entry of Nir Charles Tupper to the government, providing the Premier consented to take back all the ministers who had resigned.He desired to know the truth of the statement.\u2018The Premier disputed the right of Parliament to ask the result of any private interview, but Senator Scott persisted in his demand, however.and was answered by Senator Drummond who dissented from Senator Scott's contention.Senator Power replied to Senator Drummond, and the Hon.Willlam A 9 I sini A BCL a wen PsN AA A Ta Ss Res aig or me SOO EE EN SE TOOL Up EE EP PTE Dr THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Owens, the new Senator from Montreal, closed the debate by moving the \u2018adoption of the address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, in a short but admirable little speech.Mayor Villeneuve, the second new senator from the metropolis, seconded the address in a short and well delivered speech in French.Senator Scott took up the address paragraph by paragraph.le recognized the blessings of a good harvest, but questioned the statement that there was an increased activity in the various branches of commerce and industry.Sir Mackenzie Bowell replied at considerable length, and he was followed hy Senators McInnis and Boul ton.The latter gentleman was speaking at six o'clock, and moved the adjournment of the debate until to-morrow.MR.FOSTER'S EXPLANATION.Mr.\u201d Foster, on rising, was loudly cheered by the Conservatives.He complained that it was not a proper paraphrase of his statement to the Hcuse to say that he had alluded to Sir Mackenzie Bowell as an imbecile and a fool.As a diversion Mr.Foster devoted his attention to the disappointment he read in the faces of the Opposition at what he termed the funeral of their ill-starred hopes, which had in times past been agaln and again buried under the mantle of disappointed hopes that the Conservatives would go to pieces by internal dissensions and let the Liberals come to power.He blamed the Opposition for avoiding the real issue in the question.The seven ministers resigned because a vacancy in the Cabinet caused by Mr.Angers\u2019s resignation had not been filled.That was the reason of the wkole trouble, and was a constitutional question.The premier to-day gave it as the reason, and having once insisted on a constitutional principle these seven ministers might be credited with consistency instead of being charged with treachery and conspiracy.They had refused to go on with business in par- linment with the government incomplete and not as strong as it should be The Opposition laughed, but Mr.Foster stuck to it with a grave countenance.He praised Sir Charles Tupper as one who had come from a high position to lead the party to victory.This slogan cry again aroused the cheers of the Conservatives, who cheered loud and long.He denounced Sir Richard Cartwright for using the phrase \u2018Feeding at the public erib.\u2019 Mr.Foster again asserted that the government were united on all es- ser:tial points of policy and re-read his pledge to the House last session respecting remedial legislation, Coming back to the resignations, he declared the government now presented 2, united front.The attitude of the Ccrservative party during this crisis was admirable.They stuck to its representatives at Ottawa.By this Mr.Foster meant that they had stuck to him and his colleagues.He insinuated that Sir Richard Cartwright would not be so brave in denunciation when Sir Charles Tupper took his seat in this House, as take it he weuld in a few days.Mr.Foster was loudly cheered on resuming his seat.MR.MILLS REPLIES.Mr.Mills, who followed, read Mr.Foster's statement to the House last week, that the weakness and incapacity of Sir Mackenzie Bowell were the veasons for the withdrawal of himself and his six colleagues.To-day the same Mr.Foster asked them to believe that the reason was a constitutional one, wholly apart from the question of leadership.Mr.Foster -declared a few weeks ago that unless this incapable, weak man was got rid of the Conservative party would meet with disaster, vet they had failed to get rid of the incubus and had returned to serve under him.if it was a matter of consequence that one Cabinet seat should not remain vacant it was in the view of Mr.Mills of graver constituional moment that a nvmber of seats in parliament now vicent should be filled, so that the people should be represented.Referring to Mr.Foster's boast of coming victery, Mr.Mills professed to be not frightened.because of five by-elec- ticns within the last thirty days four had gone against the government.(Or position cheers.) Mr.Hazen expressed the regret of himself and friends at the retirement of Sir Hibbert Tupper, because they liked to see honorable and competent men in the government.In a few monients, however, he threw cold water on his own argument by expressing pleasure that the government had been strengthened by the entrance of Sir Charles Tupper in his son's place.Mr.Hazen proceeded to rbarge Sir Richard Cartwright with slandering Nova Scotia by saying it was the birthplace of all the boodlers.Sir Richard Cartwright rose and said he must correct his friend.What he said was that Nova Scotia had produced \u2018The highest type of boodler.\u2019 Mr.Hazen said he accepted the correction, but persisted in his misrepresentation bv quoting Nova Scotia had nroduced \u2018The highest type of boo- dlers.\u2019 It was Mr.Hazen who was slandering Nova Scotia, and Sir Richard Cartwright again set him right by telling him to leave off the \u2018s\u2019 and make \u2018boodlers\u2019 singular in a gram- metical sense.Mr.Hazen added a comment which did not reach the press.He failed to score any point against Sir Richard except by recalling a Shakespearlan quotation attributed to Sir Richard Cartwright in 1891, respecting the Maritime Provinces.SIR HIBBERT TUPPER AND THE SCHOOLS.Sir Hibbert Tupper made a speech, in which he described Sir Richard Cartwright as a political madman, discredited in the House and the country.As to the resignations, they had been put in because the interests of the country demanded that remedial legislation, if necessary.should be put upon the statute book this session.For this they could not rely on the Opposition.The Conservative party alone could be expected to enact such legislation and to do that the Conservative party must ba strong in the government, and the government never required greater strength than on an occasion of this kind.That such legisiation could be enacted and the Conservative party not united no one ever pretended.They, the ministers who resigned, believed it impossible to hope foc success while Mr.Angers's place in the Cabinet was not filled and their own party not united on the question.He added, \u2018I believe now that remedial legislation is safe and the Conservative party is safe.\u2019 Two or three applauded this statement, but as a rule it was listened to in silent amazement by the minis- terialists.He denied that he had resigned last spring.True, he had differed from his colleagues, but he finally abandoned his attitude and remained a member of the Cabinet.Mr.Paterson made a strong speech, in which he declared the evidence clear that Messrs.Foster, Montague, Haggart and others had lied to the pecple from public platforms and to parliament.The motion to adjourn was carried.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THREE INTERESTING SUBJECTS.MR.BALFOUR DISCUSSES THE SITUATION IN TURKEY, VENEZUELA AND THE TRANSVAAL.London, Jan.15\u2014At a meeting in Manchester this evening, over which he presided, the Right Hon.Arthur J.Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury.in the course of an address made an incidental mention of the Emperor William of Germany, which was greeted by yells, groans and hoots.Mr.Balfour admitted, with sorrow and reluctance, that the concert of action of the European powers had failed to introduce reforms in the government of Turkey, without which, he feared, it would be impossible to hope for an early settlement of the Eastern ques- Referring to the Transvaal difficulty, Mr.Balfour declared that he could not discuss the gravity of the offence of those who would be arraigned for their operations in the South African Republic, but he would say he was sure that those who were responsible for the movement there were not guided by mean, sordid motives.The government, he said, was of the opinion that it was impossible for affairs in the Transvaal to reach a satisfactory condition while its government was founded upon so artificial and inequitable a basis as it is at present, the Uitlanders, who are vastly in the .majority, paying the greater proportion of the taxes and not having the smallest share in the government.President Kruger, Mr.Bal- fcur admitted, had displayed great generosity and political wisdom, and he hoped, therefore, that the promised reforms would not be delayed longer than was necessary.It was beyond question that the Transvaal Republic was free in the administration of its internal affairs, but its external affairs were subject to the control of Great Britain, and foreign interference would not be permitted.At this point the speaker was interrupted by prolonged cheers.Nevertheless, Mr.Balfour said he was not aware that any foreign country was prepared to dispute the doctrine.The statement was greeted with renewed cheers.Touching upon the Venezuelan dispute, Mr.Balfour said the people of the United States of America appeared to suspect Great Britain of running counter to the Monroe doctrine.Fe dilated upon this doctrine, construing it to the effect that the American continent must not be regarded as a field for European colonization, and that European nations were not entitled to interfere in the domestic affairs of the new world, and said that the United States and Great Britain concurred in this construction.He was not aware, he continued, that there had been any change of mind, and did not believe it would be possible to find an individual in the country who was desirous of what is known as a forward policy in America.Great Britain was content, and always had been- content to do the best for the colonies she possessed there, and did not wish to interfere with other states, or to acquire more territory.He believed that if the Venezuelan Government had requested British protection the honor would have been declined by every statesman nameable.He referred to the long duration of the boundary dispute, to Lord Salisbury\u2019's despatch, to the progress ot compiling documents relating to the matter here.and to the appointment of a THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1¢a: United States commission to determine the boundary, and added that it would be hard indeed if the common sense of the Anglo-Saxon race was unable to settle any dispute without war.(Cheers.) FEELING IN AMELICA.Mr.Balfour said he had been deeply and painfully impressed with the different manner in which war'is regarded in England as compared with the view apparently taken of it by some sections of the American population.War with the United States of America appeared to himself, and doubtless to his hearers also, to be enveloped with the unnatural horror of a civil war, which, with any nation, is a terror to be avoided at all ccsts, except dishonor.Bevond their common ancestry, language and civilization, he believed, he said, that the British people showed a pride of race which embraced every English-speaking community in the world and an Anglo-Savon patriotism.He admitted wi:h sorrow that such feelings, judging from the rewspaper articles on the subject, were not shared by a large section of the American pe-ple, who seemed to regard a war with England as a thing to be lightly indulged in, an exhilarating exercise, a gentle stimulus.This dreadful and horrible view, ha declared, he could not believe was the permanent adoption of any large section of people of the United States.Mr.Balfour dwelt at length upon the sentimental aspect of the question and said he trusted and believed the day would come when tle better statesmen in authority and more fortunate than even Monroe, would assert a doctrine between English-speaking peoples under which war would be impossible.(Cheers.) He deprecated the pessimist view taken of the future by some, and asserted his unbelief that public opinion on either side of the Atlantic or in Europe would permit the outbreak of war.Moreover, De could not see that England had cause for a quarrel with any nation on tbe face of the earth.England.Mr.Balfour said, did not desire anybody's territory, and | had no wish to interfere with any exist-! ing interest, but if war must come he did not think she had any reason to be afraid.He did not believe there had been a moment in the recent history of the empire when jt was a better fighting machine than at present.In concluding his speech, Mr.Balfour alluded to the increase in the navy, and said he believed that it wonld not be called into articn, but if, by any mischance the people of England should be called upon to fight for their country, he did not believe that the issue of the conflict would be diminished glory or diminished power of the British empire.Upon the conclusicn of his speech, Mr.Balfour was enthusiastically and repeatedly cheered by his hearers._\u2014__æ_ CREAMERY CONVENTION AT CORN- Ve ALL.Cornwall, Ont., Jan.16.\u2014The Creameries Convention was well attended ves- terday.Addresses ware delivered by Mr.D.M.Macpherson, on economic production of milk, and Prof.Brooks cn the construction of stables.In the afternoon, Prof.Robertson gave a capital address on butter for the English market.Prof.Fletcher spoke on Insects injurious to vegetation and Prof.Shutt on organic form in dairy products.The Music Hall was crowded at the evening meeting.The | speech of the evening was by Prof.Robertson on bread and butter.Prof.Brooks talked entertainingly on the educatien cf farmers.Prof.C.C.Jarvis gave a very interesting resume of agriculture in Ontario and the causes that had made the improvement in the condition of the farmers.Prof.Fletcher spoke of the cultivation of house plants and a local quartette furnished a choice musical programme, -_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CIVIL ENGINEERS DINE.The members of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers hcld a banquet in the Queen's Hotel on Tuesday.Mr.Thos.Monro of Coteau Landing, President, occupied the chair, and there were about sixty other guests present.The officers of the society, the greater number of whom were present that evening are as follows :\u2014President, Mr.Thos.Monro; vice-presidents, Messrs.W.T.Jennings, Toronto; Martin Murphy, Halifax; Herbert Wallis.Mcntreal; treasurer.| Mr.Kennet W.Blackwell.Montreal:: secretary, Mr.Clement H.McLeod, Montreal ; past presidents and honorary councillors, Mr.Thos.C.Keefer, C.M.G., Ottawa; Col.Sir Casimir Gzowski, A.D.C., Ottawa; Messrs.John Kennedy, of Montreal; Ed.P.Hannaford, Montreal: P.Alex.Peterson, Montreal : Council, Messrs.P.S.Archibald, Moncton; J.D.Barnett, Stratford, Ont.; H.T.Bovy, Montreal; G.C.Cunningham, Montreal; C.E.W.Dodwell, Halifax; J-hn Galbraith, Toronto; H.D.Lumsden.Toronto; D.McPherson, Montreal; H.W.Rut- tan, Winnipeg; J.M.Shanley, Montreal: H.B.Smith, Victoria;W.J.Sproule, Montreal ; R.A.Surtees, Ottawa: W.S.Thompson, St.Catherines, Ont.; Lou's Vallee, Quebec; Librarian W.McNab, Montreal.The toasts, which were most enthusiastically drunk, were as follows : \u2014\u2018The Queen,\u201d \u2018The Governor-General.\u2019 \u2018The Society,\u2019 \u2018 The Sister Societies,\u2019 \u2018The Retiring President,\u2019 and \u2018The Ladies.\u2019 \u2014 A BAD PAE THE CAREER OF TWO MBN ©» FORE THE Cour Two young men with vi = records were arrested Liv In - peau and O'Keefe vo.are Jehn Callahan, alias 22 4 Tt ie on rec.29 thoy Harris, alias Lyle.them that fur store on Fi: Lawrez = stole a quantity 0f furs \u2018ner, pleaded not gulty to the : Police Court aud were eight days.These young men were fi - \\ \u2018 five dollars each a few \u2026 shocting at two Gher vourr Charles Borruine© s\u2018rvet rest the young men's wes made the detects roecm., fine volvers, a lead \u2018sJug-shoi ar Roach has already served :L- St.Vincent da Paul for enr glary in a jewellery store un - ine street.Harris, alias Lyle, is also we, .here.He was arresiel for picking pockets in =.Cars, A letter from weather, of the fact thief in that civ.vears in the Mich, When he assisied a cunv: snimme * Suserinie.the lre:ruir that Harris i- \u2026 He slate pris discharge | Ti Tree no ard to escape.They ino, oc ; and vehle where place.Harris made his where he was agaîn arrest«d oO ani held up a result WalLtoTa they As Howard way hack over to the Jacksen authors oso 2, 1x00.but was not ent,viet \u2014 \u2014 MR.GROSE WINS HIS Car Judge Davidson rendered jules.+ terday in \u2018Le case of Macdou: Grose.Thiz was a sc.zure cation, on Jan.5, 18%, of the \" | galvanometer and cther anparatis later cn caused such prolonged hil between the Mr.Macdou.all had been app in untary guard'n \u20185 the apparatus tion upon ment bad been taken, and it nas 2°.ment when Mr.Grose that property, and even on the when 7 ziven to that promise.that \u2018H seizure was made.Under 3ù +0 stances of the case, the cou: .vo maintain the selzure, and it mus quently be quashed and the ac: .\u2026 be dismissed._\u2014 A WAY OF GETTING A hay merchant, Gilbert De Montigny stre2i was arres =.stabls Charette and Robert «1.V0\u201c 00 for obtaining money under ful tences.Mr.Miron.keeper of u stable, charges Lamarre w.ih hav Lo him a load of hay supposed 75 seventy-five bundles.when cour'e: 4 found to be \u2018hir:v-one bundies =.7 Lamarre pleaded not guilty in oo lica Court yesterday.cla.minl Miron omed him efghteen lol: that was the only way he ceuid with Lim.electric service voir, which u seizure bef Lal poses under a day EVEN lama eT -\u2014\u2014\u2014- THE GARDENERS AND CULE.The regular monthly meeting 0° real Gardener and Florists® «\u2018 on Tucsiay evening, some 20 gue © o0 ing present.The committe: make armngements | r reported that all arrangement we\" and the dinner will take plan.the club's rooms, Natural Histo at the close of the annual mo\" - club has made application to th « cil for registration.\u2014_\u2014e\u2014 SNEAK THIEVES.For entering a house on Mans® and stealing a fur cap.feli hat and brellas, Arthur Wetheringtoa, oF street, was sentenced to three mn \" prisonment, by Judge Mesner+- 7 tice Court.yesterday.Wwe = i caplured by an officer of U .ret Service.A great d- thieving has been going ou *\u201c Tate.al Secret Service are endeuv VE * it by all means in their 1°\u201c 2 ASSOCIATION OF ATTY The second mon:hly dinner ; was held on Tuesday.Ann members dined together a= to.=~ Hall.and afterwards aij rooms of the Association, No building.when a panier Robert Findlay.oa Od Colma ture.\u2019 Mr.A, C.Hutechson \u2018 in the «hair.and there was a = ance of members ari muder's esting discussion followed ju wo of the members took jart.and tion of Mr.A.T.Taylor.sé.\" J.Venne.a hearty vote o! :nans > dered the lecturer for his par«-.cram FT the an > Was THE DAILY WITNESS is printed ar : at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, at the vo and St.Peter strects, in the city of M.John Redpath Douzall, of Mon:ren.All business communications shen dd Yat * John Dougall & Son,\u201d aud ail tee ©] Editor should be addressed \u2018Eater «- » Witness.\" \u2019 "]