The daily witness, 6 août 1897, vendredi 6 août 1897

[" Soda Last Edition.ep TITS \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ior and Hardship Star- \u2018rospectors in the Face at Klondike.Lea ~ send them in al once.Another ro whieh the government is said to be .tring is the propriety oË redueing rer of the claims.Under the regu- fred lineal fret, and includes \u2018es of the stream.As the rich- Locke, ig Lam.8 & se the protec ion aid a \u2018 Ta ; ; .- - ; d hy that on this day, I, JOHN McD.HAINS, ot the ordinary way at one dollar, will sell Legisl 8 hic} hibi f eral wooden buoys shaped like tops, and May be assure >.L ga hy : ; : ! ) gislature, which prohibits the sale of hert ; M 3, .he Almighty God.es order of the said Court.appointed.to ve to-morrow at 60c.alcohol and liquors by a druggist without Single paddle, green\u2014A.Birch.Lachine; hollowed out inside, around the car.From blessing of : vas or Frogued until Oct.B- t) Curator to the property and effacts.real THE 8.CARSLEY CO.LTD.a doctor's certificate.Artists and archi: F.Thibaut, Valois: J G.Lee.Lachine; D.time to time he will throw one of these Parhament was pr.; ; ; .La 1 ussell, ngueuil.- ni ; :.\u2014___ À and personal, 91 the said Tnsolvett, this fects, it was pointed out, used alcohol \u201cSingle paddle.under 14\u2014A.Walsh, and DUOYS, containing a record of his posi _ of thelr creditors, who are hereby notifi-d 177 Mail Orders Carefully Filled.with their coloring materials, and it was |G.Bwing.of Valois: A.Christie, St.Lam- tion, and a few details of the journey, | NOTES AND NOTICES.0 to flle thelr claims with me, at my once, absurd that they should have to go to a bert: C.Jeffrey and W.Whittaker of La- either on the ice field or into the water.| ._ 1 le Fraser Bulldings, 43 St.Sacrament street.| he S.Carsley Co.physician for a certificate.A committee en H Jurachan, N.Montgomery and F.| in the hope of their eventually being! Sault au Recollet.\u2014Good service de Ww Montreal, within a delay of thiry days LIMITED was appointed to interview the govern- Tandem canos, under 18\u2014L.Power and picked up.He also relied on his four car- | time by Park and Island cars.la 0 ¢ Mat Montreal, this fifth day of Aug: ; Sn ment and endeavor to have the law fixed F- Co Birks of Pointe, Claire: Fe Richard rier pigecns to take messages to the out-, Windsor or Amherst cars Lo corner Se | : : \\ .oO 018; .rou C : Ra : - © \u20ac st.vrenc JOHN McD.HAENS.I te 108 st, James oto.so that druggists could sell alcohol with- 294 2 Li ilot of Lachine: H.W.Hors.side world.\u2014 Huddersfield \u2018Examiner.\u2019 Mount Royal avenue and St.Lav p .Curator.MONTREAL.out & doctor\u2019s certificate.\u2019 | fall and R.Hooper of St.Lambert; G.Bol- Paris Despatch, July 24.street., a t A ES \" ' .J a .| | Pa _ 7 oom Co ee vois T7 TE Lee - - \u2014\u2014 > ~ » a RE OD red - BN eue da ® 1 f t L 2 £ + wow - DT ka FripAY, Avcust 6, 1897, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.\u2014 FERRER \u20ac mr pt esta REMNANTS OF Black and Colored Dress Goods, -,i! Lawrence cars can then be abolishe! The Railway Company some time ooo asked permission of the City Council \u2018+ lav this track.The present work is being done in view of the permanent paving ¥0 be laid on Craig street.e\u2014\u2014 A JOURNALISTIC ANNIVERRALY.Yesterday was the £ftieth anniversar) of the entrance of Mr.Raphael Belienire as chief editor of the \u2018Minerve.Keir ring to the event, the old Conservative organ says that the task was a most dl ficult and important one at the tme when the struggle for responsible gover ment, which has proved so successful, was going on.and 1 adds: \"The pubhe know but very little about the part play ed by a journalist in forming public or ion.They see the leaders acting and 8 ing and applaud the orators on hustings, but they forget that very «7.the programmes.the credit for whiel + seems to Le due the leaders and orat = were conceived in the journalist's oft ee WAN PREPARED TO DEFEND nnd SELF.Washington, Ind.Avg 6.=The | John Walstem.who hs been holdra 7?vival services at Comeord Chr=\" 2 Church.near here, received word he would be ogved 1° he preached ac\u201d He went prepared.awd when he ope ; services he lad a pistol on each = bo his bible, annonneing that he wen fend himself of necessary.Tt we U \u2018 long before a disturbance was ra one of the windows.Tnoan meter © minister commenced finnz tovwar: window.He secattered the reuvhs one bullet passed through the abd ov of the three vear-old daughter of Jor Standiford.who was sleeping on ety of the seate.The little girl is dvirig.In the excitement Walstein made lis «scare a > Bas, Pr EEE CM 7 Ris ES Inte THF LON BOT LI.Us Ty ira er- ive Jif- ne, mi ul, he pn pra BE NN TripAY, AUGUST 6, 1897.mC \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 THE FIELD OF SPORT.interesting Programme For To- Morrow.+ © AMROCKS WILL MEET THE [ORONTOS HERE.1h BICYULE RACES\u2014 CAPITALS VS, SONW ALLS AT OTTAWA\u2014VALOIS « La7ix-\u2014pUOITING, TENNIS AND LACROSSE.GAME.« ivr the big match on Satur- ;, led yesterday afternoon,and .1 1 tarantee that there will \u201css s\"usatinnal decisions which The present outlook ro Mo ROWS \u201ca $C a.sop di .Lo: orcudy his usual posi- ; ~ 7s: the defence of the home 53 oy \"28 One, and both Murphy | nas ag 77 In excellent condition.\u201cser 1! FUNSON are putting up : There are.however, .-~ \u201c5 of the Shamrocks who ~~~ < uy thoughts, and say r- ive struck a winning _ 2 w.\u2026 sare no exertions to Teme thet cacors Lo the front on the * si their old enemy.Much de- , - \u2018ls match for the Torozntos, as, y -= it, they will be out of the race: .iace.The Shamrocks, as an old - - sald, yesterday afternoon, are seriously affected with the fever -.of championship, and in addition := other fecling which would cover .w»:th that deep sense of humiliation © a efeat on their own territory would All these matters considered, the iors will have a pretty lively and z time, and also a strikingly artistic \u201c2a of the national game served up \u201cmir delectation.The ball will be faced =a» o'clock sharp, at least, a member \u2026 execuiive stated something to that .:: to & representative of the \u2018Witness.\u2019 \u2018ar this season this rule has bsen car- ji out in senior matches, and on the last 152 & great many late comers missed - or two games.There should be a large rlazce at the match.THE CORNWALL TEAM.Cornwall, Ont., Aug.6.\u2014The Cornwall La- ~.3%2 team have prepared carefully for ~r third match with the Capitals, which \u2018i7-s piace here to-morrow, Aug.7.In iwo previous matches the Capitals asc Vicorious, but the indications are that 27:2 time the result will be different.Corn- play the stonewall game which made © em famous last season, and the home \u2018js >yroving very rapidly.They practised on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and Wad- .-#1ay evening, and {if they do not win it wii not be om account of ponr condition.A hard match is expected as the champions, \u20180 matter how easily they lose exhibition Tames, play an entirely different game in - azie matches.The team will be as fol- ws \u2014Jnhn White, Louis White.Riviere, \\ rites, Degan, Turner, Black, O'Callaghan, Tobin, P.White, J.Broderick and W.Lroderick, James Broderick spare man.AQUATICS.THE C.A.A.0.REGATTA.Brockville, Ont., Aug.5\u2014The openin of the C.A.A.O.Tegatta here vas decctedly Argonauts In its color, that club capturing DU less than five cocsecutive races, four of which were finals, + >7}onMent until four o'clock, when tha \u201c4 usd partly abated, and the race for single juulor sculls was called.The decks were lined with spectators, and the river wrerally covered with steamers, yachts and shlail craîts of every description.Ihe race for pair oars between Wright ¢.d Thompson of the Argonauts of Toronto, ad the Penusylvania Barge Club team rom Philadeiphia, erica last year, excited a great deal of interest, but to the surprise of many the re-.\u201c1.1 Was a walkover, the Argonauts winning as they pleased.The Lachina four tre Argonauts a hard tussle for a Sant Zh ite, put was clearly out-rowed iu the last \u201caf, and the finish.«ver the line.crded in pleasing the local people by de- \u201cating the Ottawas in the second heat for =» Juuivor fours, which was won by ths G-rd Trunks of Montreal, the first and and crews qualifying for the final to- sorrow against the Argonauts.The latter sour showed the result of good coaching and training.and credit is due in great \u2018azure tu \u2018Jimmy\u2019 Rice, the Argonaut l'i.ner, for the great success of that club to-day.The best race of the day was the second heat \u2018) Cannor, Goldman, Thompson and Ryan.Un ty the mile early all four were together.A grand stand finish resuited in O'Connor \u201cerring over first with Goldman only three f.eù behind and Bush Thompson and Ryan, the ex-champion, a dead heat for third.The brst performance of the day was that ot (Goldman, of the Argonauts, who rowed in the junior, intermedfate and senior sin- Ki&s within two hours' time, winning the two former rares as he pleased and, though tired.qualified in the senior race for the final to-morrow.The programme for tomorrow includes the finals in the junior, intermediate and senior fours.and the senior singles and doubles.finishing with the race for war canoes.The races: Junior singles\u20141, Goldman, Laing, Grand Truuk.Both got away together, but at the quay- ter Goldman had a lead of a length, which he increased to four at the mile, winning as he pieased in 11 minutes 21 1-3 seconds.Palr oars\u20141, Wright and Thompson, Argonauts; 2, Dix and Ingraham, Philadelphia, Pa.The Argonauts jumped into the lead at onr= and at the half were four length in were a painfully dead crew at nothing but pluck taking them Argonauts; 2, front, crossing the line with 59 yards to the - gond.Time.10.16 2-5, Junior fours, first heat\u2014Mackenzie, stroke, Kingston.Duggan and Doherty, bow.Ar- gonaurs: Dickerdike.siroke; Baird, Jeffery, al Babv., bow, La-hine.The Lachine crew of Montreal got away at a terrific pace, and took an immediate l~ad.rowing forty-six strokes to the min- U!> to the Argonauts\u2019 thirty-four.This lead was graduaily cut down.and at the.thres-quarter mile the two bows were to- gr avan when the Argonauts drew ahead ara won by three lengths in 9 minz.25 2-5 Secor dg nem \u2018liate singles\u2014Goldman, Arg nauts: Duss Torontos: Nelson, Torontss: Laing.Gerad Trinks., The Argonaut man again jumped to the ron°.and was never headed, winning by \u2018eres over Russell.who passed the a in front of Nelson.who gave up when the winner's gun was flred Laing was a scèrter no\u2019 à mile back.Time.10.25.\u201cAr doub'es\u20141, Dixon and Haskin.Ar- Z77aur= 2.Liston and Heintzman., Dons.tan RACE Argorauts shoved in front for the D cora-enjve race, and.rowlug very 1180 % 7 in à procession by fu!ly a hun- To Carda Tire, 09.54.i Sentar singles -1.Marsh, Dons; 2.Alward.T =n +c 3° Nriglt.Argonauts., Marsh wart away in front.and at the mila \"24 \u2018hrea lengths aver Bright and Alward.oo vere rowing neck and neck for second Lal NL gs Sawai a © biue for the Shamrocks, Mough water caused a.the champioas of Am-: The Brockville boys suc-! in the senior singles between , [ place.lengths, | Bright.* Junior fours, ; Stroke; i March eventually won by with Alward a length in front of Time, 10.26 3-5.second hecat\u20141, Raymond, Auburn, Harwood and Scott, bow, Grand Trunks, Montreal; 2, Wilkinson, stroke; F.Ritchie, Sheriff and K.C.Rit- chile, bow, Brockvilles; 3, Lawless, siroke; McDougall, Scott and Wright, bow, of Ot- awa.The three boats got off tcgether,ihe Grand Trurks taking the lead at the quarter and winning all the way, having four lengths {to the good at the finish, Brockville getting j second place by a short length over Ottawa ad qualifying for the finals.Time, 9.40 2-5.Ser\u2018or singles, second heat\u20141, O'Connor, Dons; 2, Goldman, Argonauts; 3, Ryan, To- 'rontos; 4, Thompson, Argonauts.| Ryen got away in front, and for a half mile showed all his old-time speed.Bush Thompson had the outside course, with , Goldman next him, against the worst of the | third pi and only succeeded in tying for third place with Ryan, who lost the lead to O'Ccnror when the race was half over.Goldman, who astonished everybody, cane up on O'Connor at the mils and almost suo- |veeded in making a triple win,the Doa scul- \u2018ler getting the decision by three feet over \u2018the young Argonaut.Both these men qualify for the final to-morrow agalnst Marsh and Alwerd.A grand race is looked for.Time, 10.23.© J.W.Hogg of Toronto, was umpire, and ro hitch of any kind occurred during the afternoon.Mr.Fulford's steam yacht, the \u2018Dortha,\u201d was the offlcial boat, and all on board, including a party of ladies, thorough- i ly enjoyed that gentleman's hospitality and a good day's sport.The annual meeting of the C.A.A.O., held this evening in the narlors of the Revere House, was presided over by G.H.Gooder- ham, Toronto.The annual reports showed the association to have a substantial \u2018balance in the treasury.The selection of a place for holding the next regatta was referred to the executive committee.S.P.Grant, Toronto; D.Scott, Ottawa, and J.H.Hunter, Lachine.were the new men elected to the executive.Mr.W.A.Lit- tlejohn, the popular secretary, promised to retain office until the expiration of his term on condition that an assistant would be an- pointed, which was agreed to, and left In the hands of the ex-cutive.On brhalf of the association, Mr.Gooderham presented him with a valuable gold watch as a testl- menial of the regard felt for him by all the | TOWing men.BASEBALL.The Springfield team again defeated the : Montreals yesterday.The game was well played and exciting, but the luck seemed (to bo against the home team.The following is the score:\u2014 Montreal.AB R BH PO A E Sharnon, 8.8., .4 1 1 1 0 0 Lynch, Lf., .À 0 0 1 0 1 Shearon, rf£.2 1 0 0 0 0 |Dooley, 1» .3 0 vo 9 0 0 i Richter, cf .À 0 3 9 9 0 Henry, 2b., .À 0 1 2 3 0 Smith, 3b .À 0 0 3 0 2 McNamara, ¢ .4 0 0 7 à 0 Becker, p.À 0 2 1 2 0 ! Total .+ + .2 7 24 3 3 ! Gpringfield .AB R BH PO A E \u2018Wuller, ss.À 0 0 3 2 0 Green, Lf.À 0 0 3 0 0 Bannon, rf.2 2 1 2 U 0 Brouthers, 1b, .3 1 1 8 0 1 Rogers, 2b .3 1 1 2 3 0 Gilbert, 3b.4 0 1 0 1 0 Wocds, cf.À 0 1 2 0 0 Duncan, c .\u2026.3 0 0 7 0 0 Korwan, p.0 0 0 2 0 ' Total whe.ho.4 56 21 8 1 Earned runs\u2014S8pringfleld, 1.Two base hits\u2014Richter, Brouthers.Parsed ball\u2014McNamara.Stolen bases\u2014Shannon, Green, Rogers, and Henry.Wild piteh\u2014Becker.Bases on balls\u2014By Becker, 5: | wan, 3.| Struck out\u2014By Becker.3; by Xorwan, 5.Sacrifice hit\u2014Dooley.Back ball\u2014Becker.| Time\u20141.45.Umpire\u2014'Tip' O'Neil.Score by innings\u2014 by Kor- 1 ! 123456789 Montreal .200000090 0\u20142 Springfield .00020200x\u20144 AQUATICS.VALOIS BOATING CLUB.The annual regatta will be held on Saturday and promises to be a great success.For the yacht race there are a lot of entries, and quite a few of the one-raters are to compete for the speclal cup.presented by \u201cMr, F.D.Monk, Q.C., M.P.The half-rat- \u2018ers are also to have a race, and altogether it is estimated that at least tweuty-five sailing craft will be competing in the different sailing events.The other races are well filled.THE WHEEL.MONTREAL B.C.FIXTURES.Saturday, Aug.7.\u2014Longueull races, leaving by boat at Jacques Cartier wharf, © 2.30 p.m.Evening rides discontinued until further notice.i Handicap races at the M.A.A A.grounds \"every Thursday at 7 p.m.i Club rides every Saturday afternoon,leav- .ing Gymnasium at 3 p.m.LONGUEUIL RACES.The boats will leave to-morrow for the Longueuil bicycle races:\u2014Steamer \u2018Hosan- i nah,\u201d from Jacques Cartier wharf at 1.30 ; and 2.30 p.m.; steamer \u2018Longueuil\u2019 from foot l of current, at 1.15, 1.45, 2.15 and 2.45 p.m.! Cars connect with this boat.Steamer \u2018Hochelaga\u2019 from Boucherville on her 1 p.m.up trip stops at Longueuil, returns to Boucherville from Longueuil at 6.30 p.m.In Longueuil arrangements have been made | to transfer visitors to the ground at a re- : duced fare.Ftrst event will be called at | 3.15 p.m.| Ï TENNIS.| ENGLISH TEAM BEATEN.| Hotoken, N.J., Aug.5.\u2014The American team, R.D.Wren and O.8.Campbell, defeated the English team, W, V.Eaves and H.S.Mahony, on the St.George Cricket Club grounds this afternoon, by a score of 6\u20144, 6\u20144, 8\u20146.THE NIAGARA TOURNAMENT.Niagara, Ont., Aug.5.\u2014The international championship tennis tournament will be held at XNlagara-on-the-Lake on Aug.24 and following days, and will immediately succeed the United States championships at Newport.Great interest will be lent to the tournament this year by the presence of the three English players, who are now in : America, Messrs.H.S$, Mahony, E.A.Nishet, and Dr.W.V.Eaves, who will re- relve a hearty welcome in Canada from their fellow-subjects of the Empire.A new international trophy is now offered for competition, as the former one became tne property last season of Carr B.Neel of Chicago, the Western champion, who won it two years in succession.For the new challenge cup leading players of England, the United States and Canada will contend.QUOITING.| | MONTREAL QUOITING LEAGUE.| The fifteenth match of the league series takes place to-morrow afternoon on the Dominion Club grounds, Atwater avenue, be- i tween the Riverside and Dominion Quoiting clubs.| The sixteenth match of the same series | should take plate on the Montreal Club \u2018 grounds, between the St.Lawrence and Montreal quoiting clubs.As the Montreal four ! , Wednesday evening.THE MONTREAL Club has decided to play no more league matches the St.Lawrence Club will get = walk over, FRIENDLY MATCHA friendly match will be played on the St.Gabriel Club grounds to-morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock, between Mr.J.Bannan of the Dominion Club, and Mr.J.Heslop of the Montreal Club, 61 points.Great interest is being felt ip this special match, and a large number of visitors Is expected on the grounds to witness the match, YACHTING.\u2018BRITANNIA® WINS.Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug.6.\u2014\u2018Britannia\u2019 and \u2018Aurora\u2019 started to-day in the race for the \u2018Meteor\u2019 challenge ghield, presented b Emperor Willlam.The course was aroun the Isle of Wight.The \u2018Britannia\u2019 won, doing the sixty miles of the course under five hours.CRICKET.EAST VS.WEST.It is now some years since an interpro- vincial maton has been played, the last taking place about five years ago in Ottawa, when the East succeeded in defeating the Weat by five wickets.Unfortunately these matches failed to become annual events, owing to the difficulty of getting an elcven together thoroughly representative of the strength of the different clubs in the Eastern Association.By the united efforts of the executive members of the Ottawa.Mont- read and McGill clube a really strong team has, this year, been chosen and the match will be played in Toronto on Friday and Saturday, Aug.20 and 21.In the interest of cricket it is to be hoped that this match will now be an annual one.to be played alternately on eastern and western grounds, The following eleven has been chosen to do battle for the East in Toronto, and It is believed that every man selected will be able to accept:\u2014M.G.Bristow, D.C.Campbell and H.B.McGiverin, of Ottawa; H.C.Hill, W.Lyman, E.McLea, W.Philpott, McGill; J.J.Boyes, C.J.Crook- all, W.R.Gilbert, F.N.Southam, Montreal.POINT ST.CHARLES TEAM MATCH.On Saturday afternoon a cricket match will be played on Hampden Park grounds, between the married and single members of Point St.Charles Cricket Club.Married\u2014Messrs.Burns, Preston, Pearson, Kemedy, Nicholson, Windsor, Fenn and E.Smith.Single\u2014Messrs.G.H.Jenkins, T.Jenkins, A.Jenkins, F.W.Adams, W.H.Morgan, P.J.Smith, J.Farrar, W.Blore, J.Glass, W.Colbeck and W.Archer.CHESS.Berlin, Aug.4.\u2014The Chess Association has arranged for au international tournament, to begin here on Sept.it.It is hoped that Dr.Steinitz and leading American players will attend.2 GOOD TEMPLARS MEET.Terra Nova Lodge, -Independent Order of Good Templars, held a successful meeting in West End Hall, 134 Chatham street, on The following officers were installed by Bro.R.M.Adams, Lodge Deputy: \u2014Chlef Templar, Bro.M.Walton Jones ; Vice-Templar, Sister Marquardt ; Past Chjef Templar, Bro.W.E.Hudson ; secretary, Bro.S.H.Wright, assistant secretary.Bro.G.Whitfield; chaplain, Sister E.Deacon; treasurer, Bro.F.Munn; flnan- cial secretary, Sister M.Marquardt; guard, Bro.J.H.Hutcheson; sentinel, Bro.A, Norwood; marshall, Bro.B.Deacon; D.marshall, Sister K.Jones; superintendent of Juvenile Temple, Sister N.Deacon; correspondence, Bro.Wright.The following programme for the {incoming quarter \u2018was unanimously adopted: August 4, installation of officers; 11, programme in charge of committee; 18, pound night; 25, brothers\u2019 night; Sept.1, in charge of Sisters Deacon; 8, J.B.Gough Lodge visit us; 15, in charge of Bros.Adams and Norwood; 22, reception of Perseverance Lodge; 29, Sisters\u2019 Night; Oct.6, parlor games; 13, Sister K.Jones and M.Marquardt; 20, open concert; 27, election of officers.Bro.A.G.Ellis being called upon to speak strongly advocated the organlza- tion of a Grand Lodge for the Island of Montreal.His remarks were well received.2 GROCERS\u2019 PICNIC.The distribution of the prizes won at the Grocers' pienic at Ste.Rose, on July 29, took place last night ai the Monument National, Mr.S.D.Vallieres presiaing.Considerable difficulty was experienced in deciding as to who were entitled to receive prizes, protests being made concerning the occupations of some of the winners as affecting their rights as competitors.Prizes consisted of lamps.clocks, plated ware, glass, jewecilery, toilet articles and parcels of groceries.The value of the prizes varied from $27 downwards.After the distribution a meeting of the Grocers\u2019 Association was held.There were seventy-elght prizewinners.pe THE MEANEST MAN IN TOWN.At the coal elevators at Hochelaga the other day two little boys had been industriously picking up the small pieces of coal that fell from the carts coming up the ramps.\u2018They left their partly filled bags near the top while going down to meet the carts again.It was then the individual characterized in the heading secured the right to bear the title He was observed to come up, cast a furtive glance up and down the road, then take the baskets the lads had filled, carry them to his own woodshed, and, when the small owners came back, he cheveyed them down the street.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CATHOLIC SAILORS\u2019 CLUB.Mr.Philip Sheridan presided last evening at the usual weekly concert held at the Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club, at the corner of St.Peter and Common streets, A programme of vocal and instrumental music of considerable merit was given and was much appreciated by the audience, which was largely composed of seamen from the ships in port.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 A ROBBER SENTENCED.In the Police Court yesterday afternoon Edward McCauley was sentenced to jail for six months for breaking into the residence of Mr.Jas.Walker, 391 Pine avenue, and stealing a number of preserve jars.OBITUARY.St.John, N.B., Aug.6.\u2014County Court Judge Forbes has received news of the sudden death of his brother, the Rev.A.G.Forbes, of Minto, Dakota.Mr.Forbes was ordained by th: presbytery of St.John in 1557.and labored some time at Buctouche in this province, then in Western Canada.and was finally called to Minto, Dakota.This {8 the first death in the Forbes family of seven brothers and one sister.The judge is the youngest.Kingston, Ont., Aug.6.\u2014Mrs.Kennedy, wife of Dr.Roderick Kennedy, Bath, died at her residence at that place on Wednesday.The dereased was sister of Dr.R.T.Walkem and J.B, Waikem of this city.For a number of years she has been confined to her room.Hartford, Conn., Aug.6.\u2014Dr.James Hammond Trumbull Yale 1842, who held degree of LL.D.from both Yale and Harvard, died at his home here to-day in his seventy- sixth year.RES LME I START NK KOR Wis ER SA ES rae à EEE hak dC HEY - ante EP A dna hi CSG DAILY WITNESS.res pe CAINWON PALIN\u2019S FUNERAL.The remains of the late Rev.Abbe Palin, h pnorary canon of St.James's Cathedral, were conveyed from the Seminary to the Church of Notre Dame last evening.© The Rev.Canon Colin, Superior of the Seminary, presided at the ceremony, and after the Psalms for the dead ha d been recited by the clergy present the \u2018casket was left on a catafalque in the centt: aisle.The funeral service was held thix morning, at 8.30, and was largely attertcled.Deputations from all the religious.communities were present, and nearly two hundred priests occupied seals in the sanctuary.There were also present three archbishops and two apostolic pr pthonotaries or common prelates, nemely, Archbishop Bruchesi, of Montreal; /krchbishop Begin, of Quebec; Archbishop Langevin, of St.Boniface: Monsigitor Hamel, of Quebec; Monsignor Ritphtot, of St.Norbert, Man.All the canons of the Chapter of St.James's Cathedr pl also attended in a body.Archbishop Langevin, a former pupil of the decease«i priest, officiated at the service, with the following clerical assistants:- Rev.Alpbe Maillet, assistant priest; Rev.Abbe T'rembly, deceased\u2019s nephew, dea- cen; Rev, Abbe Lamarche, subdeacon.The solemn \u2018absoute,\u2019\u201d at the end of the service, was chanted by Archbishop Bruche si, the bosom friend and spiritual son of the regretted priest.After: the service, the remains were cenveyexl to the vaults of the Grand Semina ny, Sherbrooke street, for interment.ps FIOSPITAL HAPPENINGS.Henri; Dagenais, aged four, whose parents live at 249 St.Lawrence street, was ruin over by a carriage on St.Margaret street, after dark last evening, and sustained a broken leg.The limb was set at the General Hospital, where the child is being cared for.The General Hospital ambulance was called tto 397 Charlevoix street this morning, at the ghostly hour of three, to minister tce the weal of Samuel Sadler, who display ed a very badly cut head.The patient was fixed up in the outdoor de- partme mt, and allowed to depart to his home.mes VISITORS FROM MANITOBA.As already stated, Archbishop Lange- vin of St.Boniface arrived in the city on Wednesday last to take part in the con- secratiom of Archbishop Bruchesi.Several persone, accompanied His Grace, including the following: Monsignor Ritchot, the Hon.Judge Dubuc and his youngest daught er, the Rev.Messrs.Kavanagh, Messie r, Martin and Trudel, the Rev.Sister Hamel, Superioress of the St.Boniface Girey Nunnery, and another Grey Nun.\u2014\u2014>-\u2014_ \u2018A FETE CHAMPETRE, The \u2018fete champetre,\u2019 organized by the promot ers\u2019 of the movement to furnish poor children with Christmas and New Year\u2019s presents, opens to-day at Bout de l'Ile Paæk, and will be continued until tomorrow' evening.Special attractions have been provided and it is expected that a large number of people will take part in the prcwceedings.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.Bout de l\u2019Ile Park.\u2014Take the St.Catherine or Notre Dame street cars going east andl counect with the Belt Line Elec- trie Railway at Lasalle avenue, Maison- neuve.Light refreshments served in the Park.Cars run every twelve minutes, afternoons and evenings.The (Janadian Pacific will give return tickets at single fare for those who In tend coming in from the country to be present at the consecration of Mgr.Paul Bruchesi.These tickets will be good for the evening trains of the seventh, for all trains cf the eighth, and good to return until the ninth.\u2018Shoot the Rapids.\u2019\u2014All cars on Notre Dame street route running west connect for Lachine.Last cars for boats leave post-office at 7.30 am.and 4.00 p.m.Frequerpg car service to 11.00 p.m.STRAIGHT TO THE POINT HOMEFURNISHINGS ON CREDIT.\\WE ALWAYS GO STRAIGHT TO THE POINT; 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THE MEDICAL HALL Coloninl Mouse, Phillips Square.The Dispensing of Prescriptions has been a specialty of the Medical Hall since A.D.1888.Over sixty years\u2019 reputation for - Accuracy, Quality of Material, Neatness and Promptness.Our prices are as moderate as quality will allow KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO.81 MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of Interest and en favorabia terms, on first-class property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE (0.gf Canady ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING, DUXTON & BARRON, NOTARIES & COMMISSIONERS, 110 St.James Street.OLP NEWSPAPERS Suitable for wrapping purposes, for sale at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, in 10-ib, packages, at $1 per 106 lbs LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLÈGES.T.FRANCIS COLLEGE, RICHMOND, P.Q.Reopens Sept.1st, 1897.Incorporated 1854._ Tuition, $25 per annum.Board 5 et LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.EDGEHILL regex WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA.INCORPORATED 1891.RT.REV.BISHOP COURTNEY, D.D, Chairman Board of Trustees?MISS LEFROY of Cheltenham Ladies\u2019 College, England, Principal.Eight Resident Experienced Goverpesses from England.Housekeeper, Matron and Trained Nurse.Board, with Tuition in English Department, 8188.Music, ART, PHYSICAL CULTURE, ETC, Are extras.Preparation for the Universities.Year Begins September 15, 1897.For Calendar apply to Dr.HIND, Ontario Ladies College, WHITBY, ONT.er PATRONIZED BY MINISTER OF EDUCATION, EX-PREMIER OF DOMINION, AND MOST PROMINENT CANADIANS, Recently enlarged and provided with every home comfort in steam heating, electric lighting, etc.Magnificent new pipe organ in concert hell.Will Re-open Sept.8.For calendar containing further information, address, REV.J.J.HARN, Ph.D.Principal.Morrin College, QUEBEC, P.Q.The Session of 1897.98 of MORRIN COLLEGE will begin on MONDAY, BEPT, 20th.The Examination for Matriculation will commence on WEDNESDAY, September 15th, at 9 a.m.This Institution, which is affiliated to Mc- Gill University in Arts, has been reorganized and fully equipped for the Course of Study prescribed by the University for the Degree of A.B.Eight Scholarships havé been established, four of the value of Fifty Dollars each, and four of Twenty-five Dollars each, to be awarded to Maitriculants passing the A.A.or the Ordinary Examinations under the conditions set forth in the Calendar.Holders of any of these Scholarships are exempted from the payment of tuition fees.Calendars and all necessary {information may be had on application to Principal Macrae, A.M,, D.D., 5 College Court, Quebec, or to Professor Crocket, No.2 College Court.(Signed) ARCHD.LAURIE, 8ec\u2019y Treas.Board of Governors.: 2 RESBYTERIAN LADIES COLLEGE, OTTAYTA.(Formerly Coligny College.) President.- Rev, WwW.T.HERRIDGE, B.D, Principal, iss JESSY MONCRIELFF McBRATNEY.he college re-opens on Tuesday, Bept.14, 1897, at a.m.The curriculum provides a carefully graded course of instruction from the Kindergarten up to Univer \u201cty Matriculation.usic, Art, Blocution, Physical Culture and Deportment, Needlework and Cookery are taught by spccialists.truction in the Musio Department is after the m of the best German schools.© Art Department offers courses in drawing from the cast, painting in oil and water color, pastel, minis- bare and china painting.ight of sho fourteen members of the teaching giaft reside in the College and supervise the puplls\u2019 stu.os.Application for ciroular and for ion may made to the principal RAFALGAR INSTITUTE, (Affiliated to McGill University) SIMPSON STREET, MONTREAL, FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF YOUNG WOMEN: With Preparatory Department for Giris between 10 and 18 years.President.+000 REV, JA8.BapoLar, D.D.Yice-President,.A.¥.Dawxmorp, LLD' Principal: Mss GRACE PAIRLEY, 2.4, Edfadurgh.The Institate will re-epon on TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, For prospectus and other infermation apply to the Principal, or to A, F.RIDDELL, Socretary, & St.John street, Montreal.LENNOX VILLE UNIVERSITY ©F BISHOFS COLLEGE Faeulties e! 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Bleury st at ares .or 4 TT 4 str m hai » 34e Des b.oe GN IN G cots.br Attn tri .ne vromp PING AN ) Le ä * tl AND I are pe bedi and STER tv nas promet ss' good EOTY + pA PR w YP a ay INT ork ING ac ae ING guara 1 FEO HOU nteed.D ih SE, le ve, à n .I bor 7 rem \u2018 ares re Pag Lao pre erect.= AEP DE PET PRE NER ol ; 2 8 da- es- 1ve ro- er- as- nd Ar.ne ng ed te gla ed.pas dE SEO E RICE We COMMERCIAL.WITNES8 OFFICE, Augurt 7, 1897 WHOLESALE PRICES.- \u201ca advices to the Board of Trade this \u2014\u2026 \u2014.: are as follows:\u2014London, Aug.6, \"7.68 Off coast, wheat and malze, \u2018ang; on passage.whaat less ac- maize rather casier.Wea- stormy.Liverpool spot firm.Minneapolis first ad.Futures, wheat is 3s 43¢d Dec.: majze is Louer.sand, ma\u2018ze, sr, LIS Aug.\u201c1 Aug.28 112d Sept, 3g 0%d | se, Paris, wheat, 26.70 Aug., 53.65 Aug., 54.60 Sent.:-y markets, quiet.= wheat oprned at 32%c Aug.Dour.wheat openel at 7S¢ Sept., and ; v}raï openel at 8lc Aug., and ~*.at opened at 82¢ Aug.and .wheat opened at Sll4c Sept.«heat opened at 8435c for a 1 x - - :- * Quotations.We quotas: $4.10 to $4.25 - a AI ITS 5000 1.65 to 4.90 een oem eT Ce ee es 3.75 to 3.90 eo \u20ac - in bage .1.85 to 1,90 :ron@ bakers, best ce oe.A425 to 4,50: .:lled oats are quoted from 83.30 \u201cJr Manitoba bran Js steady at $13; :re quiet at $14.-vvn\u2014There ts still a fair enquiry sed meats, but other lines are dull.co \u2014 lan short cut mess.$15.00 to $16.00 «tan short cut, light.14.00 to 15.0) rity cured, per lb.00.11 to 00.13 Canadian, in palls.(0.07 tc 00.00 .por Ib.00.12 to 00.00 ! rom.refined, per Ib.00.05 to {0.0514 » se\u2014Notwithstauding tre appreciation \u201c'vrs in the country, figures on spot no actual advance, neither was there :ssponse on the other side.The tone le~al market, however, continues drm.We quote Western at $3gc to vrain\u2014The market is quiet but firm.We to \u2014 Pas, per 60 lbs.« «+ +.D3Y¥ecto 00c « -ù, United States .33lact0 34c \u201c>.2 oats, per 34 1b 00c to 2340 Ive, nominal .4lc to COC \"utter \u2014The market continues to weaken a1 17c was the outside figure on spot for \u201cst creamery this morning.Eres\u2014The market is steady with moder- , &'« demand.and fair export business.We «nu ta as follows to-day: \u2014 9c to 9Lc for z-0d candled rtock; 10%c to llc for selected, «:.d Sc to SLec for No.2.Honey\u2014The demand is poor.White clover comb is offering at 10c, and dark at Tc bright extracted at 6c to 6%c, and dark at ic to 5c per lb.Maple Products.\u2014Maple syrup in wood, 440 to 5c, In tins from 45c to ô5c, according io size; sugar, 5}4c to 6c per pound.Beans\u2014There is little doing and values are unchanged at 55c to 60c in car lots and toc to 70c in a jobbing way.Hay\u2014There is a fair trade passing at steady prices.We quote No.1 in car lots at $11.50 to $12, and No.2 in car lots at $10 to 310.50.: Ashes\u2014There is little doing in this market.We quote: $3 to $3.10 for first pots; $2.50 to 32.55 for second pots, and $4.25 to «4.35 for pearls.MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND FLOU.Receipts.Shipments.A: Chicago\u2014 Wheat, bush .894,000 157,000 Corn, bush .T2T,00) 54,06) Uats, bush +.\u2026, GoY,QUU 46:,000 Fiour, brls .\u2026.8,014 9,251 A: New York\u2014 Whea:, bush cee Corn, bush .68,093 Oats, bush .72,911 Fiour, brls Vee ee ee ee 5.335 Fiour, sacks .20,5686 At Milwaukee\u2014 Wheat.bush .+ .49.000 1,000 ; At Lbuluth\u2014 Wheat, bush 34,000 93,000 | A: Detroit\u2014 Wheat, bush 26,000 14,009 A: Minneapolis\u2014 Wheat, bush .» 81,09) 16,000 A, st Louis\u2014 \"heat, bush .Ce ! A: Toledo\u2014 95,000 +009 Wheat, bush .RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.G.T.R.C.P.R.Canal.Total.Wheat, bush 1000 11392 70392 Corn, bush ea 51499 54499 Pess, bush Ce 1320 .1°20 Oats, bush 5809 21500 27300 Rye bush Co 115 715 Flsur.brls D4T4 2450 ce 8424 Meal, brls Co 150 cl 150 Butter, pkgs 975 54986 5 4677 CLese bxg .5330 4468 133t 11132 Lard, tierces .2 Ca RT 2 Fores, casas 2.2 127 320 22 De Ham, Eacon, bxs a 47 .\"0 Len.ier, rols .36 185 201 Raw Higes .zu Beef, brls .2 2 FARMERS MARKET PRICES\u2014A\\UG.a.! There were not many farmers who came frem a distance to the market to-day.as they were busy at home making hay while the sun shines; but the truck farmers and market gardeners were out in fu!l forre, and enormous cuantities of green truck were offered for sale at pretty low figures, and the crowds of buyers had no diffculiy in filling their baskets without going very d-.p into their pockets.There was not | -_ inurh grain offered, and somewhat higher [ries were asked.oats at about 6c, and! LIVERPOOL MARKET PRICES bu kwheat, Suc thu bag: potatoes ars plen- | CURRENT.tiful at téc the bag for the good ones.and abrut half price for the smaller ones; tur- Liverpool, Aug.6.1897.\u2014 Spring wheat, nip= in bunches sell for about 20c¢ TK for the roots, onions.beeis and car- No.1 Cala.Ts 2lpd to 7s 4d: corn, 2s 11d: | rots.25c Go.: cahbages, 10 to 23c the doz; peas, 48 6d; pork, 46s 3d; lard, 23s.tallow, c-i#rv, Ihe to 15¢ do.; cauliflowers, 20¢ to 118s; bacon, heavy, 27s to 27st 6d; light, 27s; » do: $0 green beans, 50c tho bag.cucum- be:s 15e the dozen; nutmeg melons, 33.00 to $7.70 the dozen, green corn ears, fc :0 IVe ; Co.Iovis, 65e to T5c the pair: spring chic- bers 35e to 66c do.: spring ducks.60e to in rub butter.Hc to 17e per Ib.: print butter 1Xe to 25e do ; ekgs usually sell at fren 12e to 20c the dozen.but a few get up to 5 the dozen.American apples, tha Harra!l: Montreal \u2018windfalls,\u2019 20 to 30c the nushel; apples that ars nearly ripe sell ar fron Soe to Te the basket: Montreal to- Matoes are from $2.50 to nearly $3 the tushel American tomatoes sell at from 3c to Le the lb.raspherries and blackberries ar: fi tn Le the box: blueberries, A5c the \u201cwa rallon box: red currants, 40c the pail; \u2018lack currents and gooseberries, 30c tn (57 fo.There has been a conziderable decline the prices of lamons and oranges lately: \"ins s°!1 at from $2 to $3 the box.oran- -= $3 do: bananas, 8c to $1.50 the bunch.\u2018ay sells at from $7 to $10.50 per 100 bun- 4les nf 13 1bs.; straw is from 34 to $58 per 19 tundles of 12 lbs.Es N05 ae RRS kn bE Corn opened at 321çc \u2018 .= +, flour continues active Canadian, and round $3.20 for: $2.50 TRADE IN CANADA.Toronto, Ont., Aug.5.\u2014R.G.Dun & Co.'s weekly statement of trade in Canada says: The week at Montreal has been fruitful in rumors of failure which, unfortunately, have had only too much foundation, the suspension of three moderately large wholesale concerns being practically a fact.With regard to two of these failures, however, such results have not been unanticipated, and no extended complications are likely to follow therefrom.The 4th of August, somewhat a heavy day in the dry goods trade, has not panned out as well as was expected, so far as can be judged at the moment, though some reurns from distant points have yet to be received.The general remarks of last week with regard to the trade movement will still apply.Haying operations in the country have been much delayed by the frequent rains vof the past two weeks, and are yet uncom- ; bleted in a great many sections.\u2018The crop.| though turning out larger than at first calculated, will suffer in quality to some ex- i tent.Grains promise well, also roots.Cheese exports continue heavy, with prices | fairly maintained; and it has been estimat- i ed that cheese sales this year so far have i resulted in the circulation of two millious of dollars more than last year, one milHon representing the increase of output And one million the difference in prices realized.Money continues easy at 3% percent for call loans.The feeling in wholesale business circles at Toronto is rather better than that reported a week ago.Tho weather generally i has been favorable, and suitable for har- i vesting.The damage reported to crops through the late excessive rains has not - been as serious as many anticipated, and the dry weather of the following five cays enabled farmers to get in a large portion of outstanding grain in pretty good condi- ! tion.Toronto merchants have consequeatly been filling orders for staple dry goods with more confidence, and the general outlook \"is encouraging.A large business js being repcrted with the North-West, where harvesting has already begun and a good yleld expected.The grocery trade is in fair shape, with prices generally firm.In hardware and metals there is a fair movement.but these lines are not as active as a fortnight ago.Leather is moderately active, with prices firm.A good advance is noted rin the prices of wheat.New white Is selling at Ontario points west at 73c, and old at 75c and 76c.These quotations are 10c more than the prices a year ago.Manitoba wheat 18 scarce with small stocks in \u2018his province, and high prices consequently are asked.They are fully 20c per bushel above those of a year ago.Farmers are hopeful and In better spirits.Money is circulating freely and payments generally reported good.Money is easy.with call loans 3% to 4 percent, and prime commercial paper discounted at 6 percent.Speculation on the Toronto Stock Exchange continues good, and values are generally firm.Toronto Rallway, Toronto Electric, Assurance stocks, C.P.Rand Cable are the favorites.| | | ! factories boarded 7.083 boxes July cheese; :market was brisk, and most of the cheese was sold, or will be sold to-night.The price was from 8Y%c to 83%c, mostly at 8 5-16c.Some factories are holding for a shade higher than bids, and want § 7-16c or 8Lc.Brockville, Ont., Aug.5.\u2014At the meetin of the cheese board held here to-day, 4.66% boxes were boarded, of which 3,249 were colored; balance white: atout 3.000 b>xez, boih white and colored.sold at 8ige.Lindsay, Aug.5\u2014The regular fortnightly meeting of the Lindsay cheese board, was held here this morning in the council! chamber; 21 factories boarded 1,900 boxes, Buyers present were Messrs.Flavelle, Fitzgerald and Whitton.The board was quickly i cleared at prices ranging from 8 1-18c to Sige.Chesterville, Aug.5.\u2014At a meeting of the cheese board held here this evening, 1.029 boxes of cheese were boarded, 458 white, balance colored; 512 white and colored soid at 8Lec.Kingston, Aug.5.\u2014Cheese was bought on the Frontenac cheese board to-day at 8c to Sac.TORONTO MARKETS.Toronto, Aug.6.\u2014Market quiet, Flour quiet, feeling generally firm; straight rollers quoted at $3.55 to $3.60 west.Bran.prices unchanged at $8 west for bran and $9 for shorts; bran quoted here at lv.Wheat, demand not as active.fifteen cars i of new white wheat sold at 72c west and i old quoted at 75c; red quoted at 74c west.! No.1 Manitoba hard offered at &lc Fort | William.with 80c bid; it 18 quoted at 90c To- j ronto and west.Buckwheat, demand !imit- | ed: prices nominal.Barley quiet; no business reported.Oats weaker, white sold at | 22c west and mixed at 21lc west.Peas quiet, prices rule easier; sales atr43c to 44c¢ west.| Oatmeal quiet, prices higher at $3.10 to $3.20 | for cars on track.Corn, demand fair; prices .easier; sales outside at 27¢ west.Hye quiet; new sold ai 45c west, August shipment.THE \u2018STANDARD\u2019 CN SILVER.London, Aug.6.\u2014The \u2018Standard\u2019 in its fin- ; anclal article referring to silver says: \u2014'It \u2018is difficult to see where the decline will | stop, resulting as it does chiefly from the {extent te which the forced liquidation of holdings by American speculators has yet -to be carrled.* \u2018Since Japan threw silver over there has :been no outlet for the production of the \u2018mines.India might reopen her mint and relieve the monetary stringency in all her markets, but her position is so bare fluan- ;clally that she must borrow money with which to do that.Nothing, there, {s likely | to be dane.The market must just find 30 its level\u201d | i CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.| , Union Stock Yards, Chicago, I!l., Aug.6.1 Hogs -\u2014 To-day's estima\u2018ea receipts, 34,000, | vesterday\u2019s receipts according to cfficial returns, 32.178; shipments, 5,576; left over, 10,- | 00; estimated to-morrow, 17,000; light mix- cd, $2.70 to 33.92; mixed packing, $3.50 to £3.90; heavy shipping, $3.45 to $3.80, rough grades.$2.45 to $3.05.The receipts of cat- {tle were 4,5C0; market weak to 10c lower.{ cheese, 39s éd.LONDON CONSOLS.London, Aug.6.12.30 p.m.\u2014 Consols \u2014 Money, 113 3-16; account, 1134.DEATH OF A FRENCH MARQUIS.A cablegram anncunces the sudden death of Louis Raoul Leon, eighth Marquis De Bouthillier Chavigny and Pont, and first \u2018cousin of Claude Marie Charles De Pou- | thillier, Count lle Chavigny, who has heen for many years a resident in this country, end who, in 1888, married Miss Juliette La- \"mothe, daughter of Mr.Guillaum~ Lamothe, i formerly postmaster of Montreal.\u2018be remembered that the Marchloness Do Chavigny was one of the victims of the fire at the Charity Bazaar in Paris, and the Marquis never recovered from the terrible shock.He leaves no children, and \u2018Count Failures for the week have been 29, as against 32 for the same week last year.CHEESE SALES.\u2018 Listowel, Aug.5\u2014At to-day's fair, 24° It will\u2019 'IN THE BICYCLING WORLD.AN INVENTOR\u2019S WILD RIDE THROUGH BROOKLYN STREETS.SCATTERS ALL IN HIS PATH INCLUDING A YOUNG LADY.New York, Aug.6\u2014A wheelmah in Brooklyn late vesterday afternoon scorched like an express train through the streets, passing bicycle policemen ag if they were standing still, and finally, after a wild run of more than a mile, landed in a sewer excavation.It wns George Duncan of Jamaica, on his new motor cycle, who caused all the excitement, and the story of his thrilling ride on the new fangled steed is such as has never before been told.He was an unwilling passenger on the wheel.The young man, who is an expert wheelman, had been working for some time on his invention, and on Tuesday he took it to Glenmore avenue.which leads from Brooklyn to Jamaica, for a trial.The motor cycle resembled a tricycle somewhat, having three wheels, all of the same size, one of them being in front.The motor was run by a storage battery.All the wheels were steel spoked and rubber tired, and between the two rear ones was the seat.This new kind of cycle attracted much attention, but the spectators all laughed at Duncan when the machine refused to go.But the inventor was not discouraged.He took the machine to a repair shop, and worked hard on it.Everything was ready for the trial yesterday.Many pedestrians and bicyclers watched him about six o'clock as he confidently climbed into the saddle and pushed the lever to the first notch.The first notch, Duncan had explained, regulated the speed to five miles an hour.While all watched the machine with breathless interest, it started off.After moving a few feet, it bucked like a broncho a few times and then started along at racehorse speed.The rider tried in vain to ' shut off the power, but he soon found that the creature of his own hands was decidedly master of the situation.As Duncan's hat blew off and the wind whistled through his hair, the runaway cvele started on its wild race.Realizing that the thing was wound up for at least twenty miles, the rider held on like grim death, and, ringing his bell furiously, shouted out a warning for all to make way for him.\u2018Wheelmen scattered like chickens fleeing from a hawk, and watched the strange-looking steed as it dashed by with a whirr and a hum.Many tried to \u2018follow it, and bicycle policemen, seeing the man scorching, started to overhaul him.They hardly did more than start, for Duncan\u2019s speed was record- breaking.Pale with excitement, the rider pluckily stuck to his wheel, and rushed along safely until he reached En- field street.Then there was a crash, and Miss May Smith was struck and hurled from her wheel.She was bruised and cut about the hands, but mot seriously.Duncan could not stop to apologize, and by the time Miss Smith had regained her feet, was far on toward the horizon down Enfield street.On he dashed into Broadway, and then down Rhore avenue toward Woodhaven.In this avenue Duncan spied a pile of loose earth and made for it, as a shipwrecked sailor makes for land.The collision was as severe as it was sudden, and the rider was thrown headlong over the handle-bars into a deep sewer excavation bevond the pile of earth.The wheel, though upset, continued to move like a wild animal in a death struggle.As the wheels revolved with lightning speed, the dirt flew around in clouds, and the machine jumped about like a crazy kangaroo.These strange antics were kept up for nearly half-an-hour, until the stored electricity had escaped.The rider crawled from the ditch, bruised and with torn clothes, and watched the jumping machine sadly.He was not seriously hurt and finally started for home, pushing the wreck before him.Duncan declares that he will give the thing another trial.Middletown, N.Y., Aug.6.\u2014Mrs.Jeannette Nelson, seventy-four years old, widow of the Rev.Dr.Joseph Nelson of this city, was knocked down and seriously injured by a bicyclist last night as she was returning from a visit to a sick grandehild.Mrs.Nelson was crossing the street to her residence when A.K.Dewey, a merchant, approached on his hieyele.He was looking in another direction and did not see Mrs.Nelson until the pedals of his wheel caught her dress and threw her to the ground.Mrs.Nel son sustained a fracture of the shoulder the ' 7s to 7s 1d; red winter, 6s 114 to 6s U!4d; : and is suffering from nervous shock.Sing Fing, N.Y., Aug.5\u2014Mrs.Elliott F.Shepard has had signs placed upon all the entrances to her handsome estate, known as Woodlea, at Scarborough, below this village, forbidding bicyclists to ride on the grounds.The Shepard place has been for a long time a favorite pilgrimage for bicyclists, as its well-made driveways made an excellent place for riding, and Mrs.Shepard has always kept it open to the public.Mischievous biecy- clists have destroyed flower gardens and , done other damage to the premises, and it har been decided that ingratitude shail .be punished.CENTENARY SUNDAY-SCHOOL.| Centenary Methodist Church Sunday school | annual picnic will be held to-morrow, Saturday, at Sherringham Park, weather per- THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ee Sopp ÊEE EE THE DUTY ON FISH.PROVISIONS OF THE DINGLEY BILL TO BE TESTED BY A DULUTH FIRM.Duluth, Aug.6.\u2014An issue in which a number of large fish companies are said to be interested has been raised here.A vigorous protest has been made by the A.Booth Packing Company against paying a quarter cent duty on fish from Canada imposed by the Dingley bill, the collec tor of this port yesterday levied on a cargo of fish on one of the Booth steamers.He takes the position that the fish levied on cannot be admitted free as they were caught in Canadian waters by Canadian fishermen in the employ of the Booth Company.The company, however, has filed a protest in which it is stated that it is an American corporation, composed of citizens of the United States; that the fish were caught by nets owned by the company; that they were packed and transferred by it; that for this reason the fish should be admitted free under a provision of the Dingley bill which allows citizens of the United States to bring in fish free of duty which they have caught in foreign fresh waters.The decision of the collector will be appealed to the Secretary of the Treasury and if the company is decided against there it is said it will be taken to court as a test case.A CANADIAN STEAMER FINED.Boston, Mass, Aug.8.\u2014The case of the technical violation of the passenger laws of the United States by the Dominion line steamer \u2018Canada\u2019 on her last sailing from this port has been disposed of bv n small fine of fifty dollars being imposed.The local inspectors have now thoroughly examined the steamer and found that she had a full equipment of life boats, life rafts and life preservers, amply sufficient to meet even an extraordinary demand.They have now granted the \u2018Canada\u2019 a license to carry 285 saloon, 205 second cabin and 350 steerage passengers, a total of 840 souls, at any one trip from this port.It is now n rule that the captain of every passenger steamer sailing from this port for England will be required to make oath at the customs house before the steamer leaves as to the exact number of passengers his ship will carry.TORONTO'S NEW MAYOR.ALD.SHAW ELECTED TO SUCCEED MAYOR FLEMING, ASBESSMENT COMMISSIONER.Toronto, Aug.6.\u2014At last the suspense is over and the assessment commissioner- ship has been accepted by His Worship Mayor Fleming at a salary of four thousand dollars a year.His Worship was, it appeared, a little disappointed in not being offered a larger sum, and he said so, but gratefully and graciously accepted the position at the named salary and then handed in his resignation.In the battle that followed for the vacant chair of the Mayor three forces immediate'y ,&itered the field, Aldermen.Shaw, Scott \u2018and Hallam being the representatives of the various sections.One ballot was faken.and when the battle was over Ald.Shaw was elected by a plurality of six votes.From now until the end of the year Mr.Shaw will be known to his associates as Mr.Mayor.A PRIEST FINED FOR TRESPASSING.Tecumseh., Neb., Aug.6\u2014The controversy between the two factions of St.Andrew\u2019s Roman Catholic Church has broken out anew.Bishop Bonacum and Viear-General Hartig of Nebraska City were here on Wednesday evening to install Father Corcoran in the priest's house.Father Hartig, Father Corcoran and his housekeeper forced an entrance to the parsonage.A trustee named Shaugh- nessy arrived on the scene with an officer and Father Hartig was arrested for illegally entering a residence.In the county court Judge Brandin found the Vicar-General guilty or house-breaking and fined him twenty-five dollars and costs, which was immediately paid.THE LATE MR.GRANT.Winnipeg, Aug.6.\u2014The drowning of the Rev.Alexander Grant, pastor of the First Baptist Church, has caused great sorrow in Winnipeg.He was an expert canoeist, and for seven years had annually gone to the Nepigon river.When the body is recovered it will be brought bere for interment.Mr.Grant and Mr.A.M.McDougall left for Camp Alexander about eleven o'clock on Wednesday, and in ascending the rapids shipped some water.Mr.Grant, who was in the stern of the canoe, is supposed to have risen in his seat to escape getting wet, when the canoe upset, throwing both into the water.A tug and party of men are now trying to recover the body.> GULF REPORT.L'Islet\u2014Clear, strong west wind; inward, 6 a.m., Turret.River du Loup\u2014Clear, north-east wind.Father Point\u2014Cloudy, west wind; outward 5.30 a.m., Craftsman and Tyrr; 7 a.m.Am- arynthia; barque, Mary L.Burritt anchorad.Matane\u2014Clear, south-east wind; inward 6.30 a.m., Louisburg; 7 a.m., brig Bicquette; outward yesterday, 7 p.m., Kingsland.Martin River\u2014Cloudy, north-west wind ; inward yesterday 7 p.m., Glenlivet.Cape Magdalen\u2014Smoky, strong north-west wind: outward 6.30 a.m.La Canadienne ; inward yesterday 4 p.m., four-mastad steamer P.S.R.B, Fame Point\u2014Smoky, calm: outward yesterday, 5.30 p.m., Lake Ontario.Cape Rosier\u2014Clear, north wind; outward, yesterday 1 p.m., Salamanca.North fhore\u2014Clear, north-west wind.Point Des Monts\u2014Inward 7.30 a.m., Dauntless towing barque.Trinity Bay\u2014Inward to-day bar:ue.Anticosti\u2014Cloudy, variable wind.Heath Point\u2014Inward £ a.m., Laur~2ntian; outward, 6.30 a.m., Coquette, Meat Cove\u2014All stations clear; strong west wind.Low Point\u2014Clear, west wind; inward yesterday, Greetlands; to-day, Turret Bell and Cape Breton ; outward yesterday, 11 a.m.Business Chances.Situations Vacant.FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS PLANING Mill and Sash and Door Factory combin- od, doing a good business in the thriving town of Peterboro: will be sold cheap.Apply to Box 258, Peterboro, Ont.6 Lost, Strayed and Founa.LOST, BY A WIDOW, A PURSE, WITH money and keys, on the road from Elevator in Cemetery.Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 81 Marin ave.5 Personal.PERSONAL\u2014BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1856 Noire Daine.Beautiful Sets of Teeth for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaranteed.Painless extracting a specialty.All charges moderate.Houses Wanted.WANTED TO EXCHANGE HOUSE AT Outremont or in city for upper flat at Westmount.1519 St.Catherine street.6 Bargains._-\u2014 AQUARIUM FOR SALE, ITALIAN iAR- ble, 35 gallon capacity, fully stocked and in perfect condition, Price, $40.AaQd- dress J., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.6 FOR SALE, FOR THE MILLION, KINDling, $2; Cut Maple, $2.50; Tamarac Blocks, $0.76; Hardwood Blocks, $1.50; cut any length ; delivered anywhere in the city.J.C.McDIARMID, Richmond square.Bell Telephone 8358.13 DUKE FOR SALE.THOROUGHBRED MASTIFF LOG \u2018DUKE,\u2019 By \u2018Jessie,\u2019 registered American Club Stud Book, N.Y., No.14,430.press of Waconta' (litter sister of Sears \u2018Monark\u2019), anl \u2018Boss,\u2019 owned oy Mr.Mitchell, Fairhaven, Vt.\u2018Duke\u2019 would be as good as a night watchman inside a large factory or yard.No person will enter except his friends.No better dog could be had for waiching, etc.\u2018Duke\u2019 is ten months old, extraordinarily large, strong and handsome; wold make a splendid adjunct ro a gentleman's establishment, and is young enough to te trained to suit.Aoply at 67 St.Hypolite eirect.12 Kennel By \u2018Em- Furnished Houses to Let.TO LET, FURNISHED HOUSES IN THE best parts of the city; moderate rents; good locations.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON, & CO., 181 Si.James street.6 To Let.TO LET, HOUSES, CHOICE LOCATIONS, moderate rents; also shops, stores and offices to let.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., 181 St.James street.6 TO LET, CHEAP TO DESIRABLE TENants, stone front upper dweiling, 5% Hanover street, 9 apartments, newly papered and painted, hot water heating; also self- contained cottage, 91 St.Genevieve street, (between Belmont and Dorchester streets), 8 apartments, hot water heating, in very.good order, five mirutes from Dominion Square, Post-Office and Depots.Possession at once.Apply M, C.MULLARKY, 8 Hanover street.5 TO LET, AT WESTMOUNT, TWO NICE Flats, on Sglby street, six rooms, bath, w.c.separi\u2018e; ho! water service; rent, $13.Apply to 4057 St.Antoine street.+ TO LET, CERTAIN PREMISES IN THE \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, cousisting of a Store on the street level, and two well-lighted, well-finished, heated flats, immediately above said Store.These premises would be very suitable for a wholesale establishment requiring a shop or office on the ground floor, or would be let separately.Only first-class tenants need apply.Full particulars on application to Mr.WALLACE, \u2018Witness' Office.Rooms and Board.ROOM AND BOARD, IF.REQUIRED, with family from England, where only three or four are taken, for one of quiet habits, or married couple.21 St.Edward street, near Morgan's.6 ROOMS TO LET, ALSO TABLE BOARD, 780 Lagauchetiere, and 54 Alexander st.3 TWO LADIES OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with nice bedrooms, partial or full board ; house has all modern conveniences; family is private ; no children; terms moderate.Apply at No, 107 Mansfleld street.31 Financial.FOR SALE Several Lines of Good BONDS and DEBENTURES Suitable for Permanent Investment, to pay interest at rates varying from 414 to 514 percent.: Full particulars on application to HANSON BROS.Canada Life Chambers, Montreal, ADVERTISEMENTS.BUSINESS CARDS AND COMMERCIAL PRINTINS OF ALL KINDS lEATLY DON?At the \u2018\u2019Witness*\u201d OfMce JOB DEPARTMENT.Corner Craig and 8t.Peteratreets, J) ESICNING, ELECTTROYPING AND STEREOTYPING Done prromptlv and good work guaranteed.\u2018WITNESS' PRINTING HOUSE, \u2014_\u2014 marre YTS WANTED, MAN FOR JOBBING Repairs, Painting, etc.Apply, 7 to 8 p.m., and 9 to 10 am, at 224 University street.6 WANTED, A BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OF age, with a good education, to assist in the care of fine machines, and to learn a good vaying business.Apply at \u2018Witness' Office.6 WANTED, A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, one who can do plain cooking; no washing.Apply at once to MRS.JOHN J.BARKER, \"Willow Brook,\u2019 Cowansvilie, Que.6 WANTED, GIRLS WHO HAVE HAD SOME experience in Wrapping Caramels or Dipping High-class Goods.TESTER & CO.1 ANTED, Clerk for Railway Office; must be quick at figures ; salary to commence, $3u per month.Address J.R., 490, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.0 \u2014 WANTED, SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK; willing to wash and iron, and go to the country; best of references.Apply at 11 St.Bernard street.6 PAINTER, YOUNG, INDUSTRIOUS.Best recommerdation trom Jast employer.stc.; wants work of any kind; temporary or permanent; wages moderate.Address, J.L., 188 Guy street.6 FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTS Famn- ily washing at her own home, Shirts and Collars a specialty.Splendid drying ground.Charges moderate; best reteran- ces.Apply to MR.MURRAY, 56 Lusig- nan street.6 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN work by the day.Apply in re=ar of 17 St.Bernard street, ù WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN work by the day, or offices to clean, or washing at her own home; city references, Aûüdress B., 40 Aylmer street.4 WANTED, BY A LITTLE GIRL (Protesi- ant), aged 15.a situation as Nurse Maid.Apply at 13 St.Etienne street, Point St.Charles.à WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, work of any kind.Address T.79, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.3 WANTED, WASHING OR HOUSECLEANing by the day.Apply 26 St.Phillip st, 3 WANTED, SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN as Interpreter, who speaks the follow.ng ler guages: French, Italian, German, Arabic, Hebrew, English.Apply to A.FUL- MAN, 255 Cadieux street, Montreal.2 WANTED, POSITION AS STENOGRAPHer, Typewriter, or Office Clerk, by Young Lady Graduate of Ontario Bus.College, Belleville; highly recommended.Terms moderate.Address Box 19, Pakenham, Ont.31 WANTED\u2014YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARacter, with 14 years experience in all bracches of office work, desires a position as Bookkeeper, Cashier, or Office Manager.Satisfactory references.Address -A.C.247, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.31 WANTED, BY À MARRIED MAN, POSItion of any kind.Can furnish best of city references.Address D, 65, \u2018Witn-ss\u2019 Office.31.Tenders.TENDERS WANTED FOR PAINTING and Glazing; also Tinsmith and Roofing Repairs.Apply to 26 Alexander street.6 Wantea.\u2014> WANTED, A SECOND-HAND TRICYCLE, suitable for a girl eight years old; must be very cheap.Address, giving price, TRICYCLE, \u2018Witness' Office.5 WANTED, FACTORY BUILDING FOR rent or purchase, or factory site for jur- chase; must have light on three sides : state price and particulars.LINOTYPE COMPANY, City.28 Board and Rooms Wantea, ROOM AND PARTIAL BOARD WANTED by a gentleman of quiet habits; very early breaxiast required, and six o'clock dinner.Address N., 19, \u2018Wiiness\u2019 Office.4 WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY EMPLOYED during day, room and board in central locality.Terms moderate.Address B.K., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.3 Money to Loan._ ae MONEY TO LEND.IN SUMS OF $1,000 or more, on satisfactory mortgage.DAVIDSON & RITCHIE, Advocat?s, 181 St.James street.4 \u2014____\u2014 Miscellaneous.GET YOUR LAWN MOWERS SHARPened at OHLING & NELSON'S, 67% Bleury street.* 3 Property.3 FOR SALE, AT WESTMOUNT, ON Selby street, one of the pretiiest new houses, 3 flats; rent guaranteed; solid stons and brick: easy terms; $4,700.Address T., 96, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.4 ESTMOUNT PROPERTY At Auction on SATURDAY, 7th of August, on the premises, No.94 York stree:, Westmount, Lot about 11,899 square feet, with two frame buildings thereon; also fruit trees.fruit bushes, and standing crop of garden vegetables.Sale at 3 o'clock p.In.Further particulars from S.H.WARD, Manager Real Estate Department.FRASER BROS., Auctioneers.6 JORED R.ALLEY, TIC SL.REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.MONEY LOANED, Fine Residence FOR SALE 18.050 feet of land on Mountain at Wast- mount; water, electric light, electric bells.View unsurpassed: dry.healthy atraoaphèere, equal tv the Adirondacks.rice, $8.000.JOHN À.TEES & to.Board of Trade Ruildinr, James Street De Chavigny becomes heir to the title.mitting, by steamer \u2018Duchess of York.\u2019 Huelva Corner Craig and Bleury streets.28 \\ A ; ; \u2019 .> A _- ON AE came \u201cerrant at GE ASC Tr IN = rT beg TR i Gn Sa TN NE BE RC NED at PE PE EL Lis ne Rr 2 Se Or ect Lea CR ~y baa hy TAP ad me = mois fa Amma EX DT Mag g FEM ue dass se, HTH ag ae NC EE PR THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS FripAy, Avausr 6, 1897.The Boys\u2019 Page.[For the Boys\u2019 Page.Chased by the Boar.A RACE FOR LIFE.Every boy almost has heard of the \u2018 boar,\u201d not the wild hog with terrible teeth, but the wild, rushing wave of the Bay of Fundy.Only Bristol Channel and the river Ganges rise so high as the tides of the Bay of Fundy.At the mouth of the Shubenacadie river the tide covering large tracts of land, seventy-five feet, which at rises nearly low water appear as mud areas.glides like a serpent, with the speed of a race-horse.Iv is followed at a brief interval by another, and then another at a less interval, then a host so near each otber that they appear like the steps of a terrible stairway.Wave madly rushes after wave in grand fury.The majesty Up the \u2026 , .« supervision during the summer vacation.narrow channel the first long, deep wave - - , chard, atx] terror of the spectacle are not soon: torgotten.The first wave comes like a thief stealing up the narrow river bed, gliding along the channel so noiselessly that were 1t not for the huge outcry and termific roaring of its tollowers, would be great danger.But this is guard- cd by the hosts rushing with ample noise behind.Cattle feeding on the banks take to their heels, and hogs uttering their own distinctive * Schow ! Schow ! A SHARP-WITTED HOG.John Burroughs in his attractive book, \u2018 Winter Sunshine,\u201d tells how a quick- witted cow discovered the means of satisfying her taste for apples.\u2018 While rubbing herself against a tree, she had observed that an apple sometimes fell.This stimulated her to rub a little harder, when more apples fell.Then she took the hint and rubbed her shoulder with such vigor that the farmer had to check her and keep an eye on her to save his fruit.\u201d The hog is generally considered a stupid animal, but the following anecdote gives that brute a place as high in the scale of intelligence as that occupied by Mr.Burroughs's cow.A few years ago I was connected with a government agency in Indian Tern- tory.A\u2019 large peach-orchard belonging to the agency school came under my The trees were well loaded with fruit, but all seemed strong enough to bear their burdens.Qne day, however, broken limbs were noticed here and there and, at each succeeding visit to the or- freshly-broken branches were found trailing their twigs on the ground.I was now certain that the weight of the fruit had not caused this destruction of the trees, for some which bore the least load had suffered with the others.there do their best to reach higher and safer ground.urawares by the boar.\u201d Sometimes men Woe to man cor beast overtaken attempting to cross the chanmel, or ani mals feeding on the low flats are over- muddy waters.adie, an arm of the Bay of Fundy, near ite entrance at the town of Maitland.The great basin was full from bank to bank and one mile across.The strong terrvman soon pulled over; the day passed and I returned to cross the Shu- benacadie homeward.But the river was gene.The large basin, one mile across, was black mua fats, save only a narrow stream flowing in the ventre.From this the vast mud flats ruse until they met the green fields.\u2018You are too late,\u2019 said the ferryman, \u2018the last boat has crossed; no boat until eleven o'clock to-night at high water, don\u2019t you hear the tide coming?\u2019 As [ listened 1 heard a rumbling as of distant thunder.It was but six o'clock, I could not wait until eleven, because I had to walk through a forest road for miles, and it was said robberies were frequent on that lonely road.l must get over the river, if the boatman would venture, I would.T urged my case.* Wal; said he, \u2018there be danger, but if you resk it, I will.You see the flats vonder\u2014they be safe, I'll put you down, then you make for high water mark.Come quick, the \u2018 boar\u2019 is coming, don\u2019t vou hear?\u2019 Not realizing the danger, I consented.We were half-way across the narrow channel, when the * boar,\u201d having glided like an enormous serpent round the point below the town of Maitland, shot upon us like a dart.But the ferryman knew his business well, and mct the onset with the boat-end, so we sped with the ruching waters.With a few dexterous strokes the boat was shot out of the current on to the flats.Then the veteran \u2018errvman jumped into the shallow water and carried me on his back, at a run.Setting me down a few feet out of the water, not a hundred yards from the next incoming wave, he shouted, \u2018 Run, make straight for high ground ! Run, see.she comes! Did T need further stimulus?I was sixty feet below high water mark, over a quarter of a mile out on the flats! Behind me, at my very heels, were the spent waters of the * boar,\u201d coming on like hungry lions roaring for their prey.At first the * boar\u2019 as the ground rose the waters were left behind.Putting on all possible speed, I succeeded in keeping ahead.How the enemy dashed, splashed, hissed and roared after its victim |! One mis-atep, quicksands, soft, deep mud, would be enough, goon all would be over.Fortunately none hindered, and in less time than it can be fully told, it was over.The race was won.I was safe.The mad waves rushed on furiously, the spot my feet were on a few minutes Lefore, was now covered by more than twenty feet of angry waters.Then coming nearer, like a lon disappointed at losing its evening meal, the waters raged up to high water mark, and then began to roll back on themselves in their wrath.Thankful?Yes; 1 had escaped the very Jaws of death.As the imminence of the danger, and the greatness of the deliverance came upon me, how grateful 1] was! Nearly overtaken! it was a close run and how grateful I felt that I was safe! Then trembling in every limb after the intense strain, I noticed with joy the safe arrival of the brave ferrvman.He had shot his boat ahead of the angry waves and quickly reached the other shore, a little above his boathouse.With a cheer in view of my victory and a wave of his hand, he was gone to await another passenger over the muddy waters of the Shubenacadie.I can never forget, while memory remains, the moment when the \u2018 boar \u2019 shot after me and the host of furious waters was at my heels seeking to devour\u2014it was short but terrible, one of the experiences that onc carries forever.A.W.MACLEOD.The country was over-run with half- wild hogs, many of which were feeding in the orchard, for no fence was proof against these razor-backs.I began to think that they were in some way responsible for the broken branches, but the question was, how?They surely did not climb the trees?My curiosity was soon rewarded by seeing an enormous porker approach a tree, rear up against the trunk, put his fore-feet over the nearest branch, and ; with the perfect erectness of a man, walk taken and carried away to perish in the, i his fore feet to bend it down.On reach- Not long ago I crossed the Shubenac- \u2018 seemed to gain, but out the full length of the limb, using ing the outer end he seized the limb firmly in his mouth, dropped on all fours and pulled until the branch broke off close to the trunk.A feast was then in reach, which he enjoyed to the full.I have related this story to many an incredulous listener.But for the fact that my eves have never deceived me at such close range, I myself could almost question the reliability of it \u2014Linnaeus Roberts, in \u2018 Popular Science News.\u2014__ The emblems of royalty of the Queen of Madagascar consiat of three scarlet umbrellas, which are held over Her Majesty when she sits in her palanquin of state\u2014this latter a present, oddly enough, from the late Emperor of the French.\u2014\u2018Popular Science News.\u2019 WHITE MOUNTAINS, NEW HAMPSHIRE.ADIRONDACKS.LAWBONNY and COTTAGES KEEBEVILLE, N.Y.Fino Location, beautiful Mountain Scenery; large airy rooms; sanitary plumbing; hot and cold water, bath rooms; terms moderate.Apply for particulars to E.A.JORDAN, Prop.13 AKEVIEW HOUSE, In the Adirondacks.Capacity, 20 guests.For rates address D.S.MERRILL, Merrill, .HE CASCADE, CASCADEVILLE, NEW YORK Elevation 2,045 feet; best of trout fishing in our own lakes; music, boating, tennis, bowling, etc.; telegraph and post-office \u2018in house Send for circular.8.I.WESTON, Manager.E.M.WESTON, Proprietor.THE ADIRONDACKS, The ¢ Elmwood,\u2019 Jay, Essex Co., N.Y.Fine scenery; dry, pure, bracing air ; torms moderate.Illustrated circular on application.C.S.SWEENEY, Proprietor.AMERICAN & CANADIAN SEASIDE VENUE HOUSE.-PEAKS\u2019 ISLAND, PORTLAND HARBOR, ME.This popular Seaside House will open about June 24th to summer travel.Special rates to families.Correspondence tolivited.4 ENNEBUNK PORT,MAINE, Cape Arundel; improved grounds ; ocean and river view, terms reasonable.Address GEO.N.STEVENS, Kennebunk Port, Maine.5 FURNISHED ROOMS AT PEAK'S 1s- LAND.Me.The house is now open, and is beautifully situated, with gallewy on three sides: mountain and sea air combined; a splendid view of bay and islands: away from all noise; smooth beach; steamboat leaves every hour for Portland.For further particulars apply to MRE.McDONALD, Peak's Island.16 RIDGE \u201cHOUSE, L.M.HAMILTON, Proprietor, Cousins Island, Me.Opening July 1st, 1897.Cousins Island -is one of the most beautiful islands in Casco Bay.It is situated nine miles from Portland, and six miles from Freeport.Two steamboats touch at the island, each four times a day.bringing the mail daily from Portland.There are good facilities at this island for bathing, fishing, yachting, etc.The Ridge House is 100 rods from either steamboat landing.2) MOUNTAIN.LAKE AND RIVER SIDE ELMONT RETREAT, Quebec.Private Hospital opened since 1864 for the treatment of inebriates.Separate department for Ladies.Prop.P.O.Box 173.DR.J.M.MACKAY, TIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT.THE FRANKLIN HOUSE and COTTAGES, Open June to @ctober.TWenly-eigilt Yoais UuUY vas ®t 40 agemient; bLUWLLE ald LEwu Jeauis and Bathing Houses; goud fisniug anu seo, Send for circulars and prices.J.L.SC Proprietor.CRAWFORD HOUSE, FABYAN HOUSE, TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SUMMIT HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAINS.- Operated by - BARRON, MERRILL & BARRON, These cejebrated Hostelries were planned on à grand and lHiberal scale, and located, by gentlemen .of artistic instincts, on sites not exceeded for grandeur and beauty in the world.From their broad verandahs a wondrous view of lake, hill, and magnificent mountains is revealed.Penh or canvas cannot do justice to the vast extent of wildness, majesty and beauty.One\u2018 must see the outlines of the mountains pencilled against the morning sky, in all the golden glories of suprise or at evening, when tha afterglow of the sunset flushes them with tints as soft as line the heart of a seashell.Post and telegraph offices im each hotel.Through parlor and sleeping cars from Montreal to Hoel grounds.14 W HITE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAINS, NH.One mile from Fabyan's: $2.50 per day; transient, 810.50 per week.R.D.ROUNSEVEL, Proprietor.SQUAM HOUSE, SHEPARD HILL, J.C.BLAIR & SON, Managers.P.O.address, Holderness, NH.Also managers of BLAIR'S HOUSE, Campton, N.H.P.O.address, Blair, ot u.Send for ciroulars.C BLAIR & 80N, Proprictors JEFFERSON, NL.WHITE MOUNTAINS.THE WAUMBEK JEFFERSON, N.H Open July, Aug.and Sept.DAVID B.PLUMER, Manager.THE JEFFERSON, A select family hotel, at moderate rates, under control of THE WAUMBEK.FINE GOLF LINKS WITH A PROFESSIONAL GREEN KEEPER, Our WINTER RESORT 1s the LAUREL HOUSE of LAKEWQOWV, N.J.Open Oct, 1.rTYHE WHITE MOUNTAINS.THE PLAISTED HOUSE, Jenierson,N.H.From 250 feet of Piazzas may be seen the peaks of 45 distinct mountains.Fable of the very best.Poultry, Milk, Butter and Eggs, fresh from the hotel farm.B.H.#LAISTED & MON, Proprietors (CTOVERDALE COTTAGE WHITE MOUNTAINS.Terms mderate.Vegetables, Milk, -Eggs, &c., fr esh teow the farm L.D.KENISON, From Jefferson.N.H.ST.LEON SPRINGS HOTEL.Martin O'Brien, Manager This famous Sulliuel auu ; enti i8 one of tne most delightful ana agreeaple l'EsOrt summer resorts on the continent.Rheu- Matism, Deuralgia, indigestion and other similar complaints St.Leon Mineral Water will cure when other remedies fail, The taths are a spectal feature of the springs.Their effect {8s simply marvellous.For terms, etc.address Mr.CHAS.A.NEHER.Room 60, Canada Life Bullding.Montreal, or to MARTIN O'BRIEN,St.Leon Springs.Que.9 OUNTAIN ViEW.7 J This Summer Resort, situated on the shores of Brome Lake, will be open Lhe first of June; good board and accomraoaqa- tion guaranteed.Boats free to guests.Barly train Monday morning to Montreal.Que rates apply to A.KILBURN, Foster, ue.11 WANTED, BOARDERS FOR THE SUMmer; fine situation on the banks of the 8t.Lawrence, Cornwall ; good boating.fishing and bathing; within five minutes of Electric Street Railway and the new St.Lawrence Park.Address Mrs.BUTLER, East Front, Cornwall.5 ACCOMMODATION FOR A FEW BOYS; excellent locality, on Richelieu River : 8 miles above St.Johns ; personal supervision.MK.MAX LIEBBICH, Sabrevois, Que.8 LAKES CHAMPLAIN AND GEORGE.AKE CHAMPLAIN, TREMBLEAU HALL, PORT KENT, ESSEX CO, N.Y.Epecial terms for September.Write for pamphlet\u2019 INTERCOLONIAL RIALWAY.Until further notice the trains of this Railway will run daily (Sunday excepted) as follcews:\u2014 Leave Montreal by Grand Trunk Railway trom Bonaventure Street Depot .7.50 23.16 Leave Mcntreal by Can.Pa- tific Railway from Wind- gor Street Depot .19.40 Leave Levis .13.40 8.3 Arrive at Riviere du Loup : .16.45 12.55 do Trois Pistoles .17.40 14.15 do Rimouski .19.00 15.43 do Ste.Flavie .19,30 16.25 do Little Metis .19.52 16.50 do Campbellton .22.35 do Dalhousie .« « + « .23.25 do Bathurst .24.20 do Newcastle .1.25 do Mencton .3.40 15.10 do St.John .+.715 12.10 do.Halifax .10.20 21.25 An express train will leave Montreal on Friday evenings at 20.40 o'clock, and run through to Little Metis, arriving there at 11.10 o'clock on Saturday.An express train will leave Cacouna on Sunday evenings at 1930 o'clock, and run through t> Mou:real, arriving there at 7.20 o'clock Monday.The English mail trai- leaves Montreal at 7.50 o'clock on Sunday mornings, and arrives at Rimouski the same evening.This train stops at St.Charles Junction, Mont- magny, L'Islet, Ste.Anne, St.Paschal, Riv- pre du Loup, Cacouna, Trois Pistoles and ie.A passenger train leaves Cacouna on Monday morrirgs at 8 o'clock and arrives at Levis at 12.30 o'clock.The trains to Halifax and St.John run through to their destination on Sunday.The buffet, sleeping car and other cars of express train leaving Montreal at 7.5) o'clock run through to Halifax without change.The trains of the Intercolonial Railway are heated by steam from the locomotive, and those between Montreal and Halifax via Levis are lighted by electricity.Through (ickets niay be obtained via rail and steamer to ali points on the Lower St.Lawrence.and in the Maritime Provinces.For tickets and all information in regard to passenger fares, rates of freight, train arrangements, etc., appiy to .W.ROBINSON, Eastern Freight and Passenger Agent, 138 St.James street, Montreal.N.POTTINGEK, General Manager.Railway Office.Moncton.N.B., July 12, 1897.YUKON GOLD FIELDS.a ea tri, 15th August, for Dyea, Alas- Islandar\u2019 will leave Victoria on ka.a port en route to Klondike, Yukon Gold Fields.CABIN RATE $40.00, Dyvea, Alaska.tion limited.NEWROUTEtcOALEDONIA SPRINGS DIRECT TO THE HOTEL.Trains leave Montreal, (Wiodzor Station), week days, 850 A.M.AND 6.15 P.M.Arriving Caledonia Springs at 12.33 p.m.and 8.59 p.m.from Victoria to Apply early.Accommoda- Street |MANITOBA HARVEST.FARM LABORERS WANTED.Tickets will be sold to any point west, as far as Saltcoats, Moosejaw and Estevan, in MANITOBA and ASSINIBOIA for $14.00.on AUGUST 11th, 1897.Tickets can be procured back to originel starting point for $14.00, provided passengers have worked at farm labor for at least one month.For tickets and information apply to City Tieko! and Telograph Office.129 ST.JAMES ST., (Next to Post-Office).5 Montreal to Queboc and Low er St, Lawrence l\u2019oin:'s.Leave Montreal 7.56 a.m., daily, 4 p.m., and 11.15 p.m., daily, except Sundays.The 4 p.m.train is a new train, with parlor car attached, and reaches Quebec at 10.40 p.m.7.50 a.m.train runs through to Halifax, but train leaving Montreal Sunday morning runs to Rimouski only.The 11.15 p.m.train runs to Littles Metis.(Saturday night traln runs to Quebec only.) Gulf of Ss.Lawrence Resorts\u2019 Special.A weckly business mer\u2019s special will leave Montreal every Friday, at 8.45 p.m., for Cacouna and stations as far as Little Metis; this train will reach Cacouna in time for breakfast Saturday morning; returning, the Special will leave Cacouna every Sunday at 7.80 p.m., and Quebec at 11.55 p.m.,reaching Montreal at 7.20'a.m.Monduys.Portland and Old Orchard Bench Service Leave Montreal 7.50 a.m.daily, except Sunday, and 8.45 p.m.daily.The 8.46 p.m.train reaches Qld Orchard Beach at 7.38 a.m.THE BEASIDE AND WHITE MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, The Fineit Passenger Train in the World leaves Bonaventure Depot every Friday at 9 p.m., and runs through to Portland apd Old Orchard Beach without change, reaching Portland at 7.15 a.m., and Old Orchard at 8 a.m.Returanirg, the Seaside Special leaves Old Orchard Beach every Sunday at 7.55 p.m.and Portland at 9 p.m.for Montreal, arriving at 8.05 a.m.Monday, anu leaves Montreal for Chicago at 9.15 a.m., every Monday, reaching Toronto at 6.25 p.m., and Chicago at 10.00 a.m.Tucsday GRAND TRUNK TICKET OFFICES, Montreal.Professional.HE LAKE H USE LAKE GEORGE, N.Y.THE FINEST SUMMER RESORT IN THE ADIRONDACKS.LIGHTED WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS.DIRT TENNIS courts.Baseball ground.A new fleet of cedar boats.Billiard rooms, bowling alleys, etc.First-class fishing all\u2019 season.First- class service.Special rates to families and young men.For particulars address A.H.RUSSELL, Lessee and Proprietor.17 HOTEL WOODFIN, Superbly situated, on the banks of \u2018Beautiful Lake George,\u201d The House accommodates two hundred guests, is new and afry and clean as a pin.ONLY $1.00 PER DAY.Poople say it is the finest $1.00 house they have seen.Free \u2019bus.Boating, driving, fishing, 8.H.SMITH, Manager, Crosby- : side.P.O.Lake George, N.Y.22 Eo oe rt RA SPR Fu a once EEE UEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Y LTD.ST.LAWRENCE LINE.SS.\u201cCAMPANA\u201d 1.700 TONY, Is intended to sail from Montreal on MONDAY, August etn, at 2 p.m.And afterwards on every alternate MONDAY during the season.Leaving Quebec the day following at nocn.For FATHER POINT, GASPE.MAL BAY, PERCE.CAFE COVE, SUMMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN \u2018AND PICTOU.Mas éxcellent accommodation for passengers.Electric lights zud all modern cora- forts.ae cargo received after noon of salling AFe TicKets for sale at all the principal ticket offices.For Frelght, Passage and Staterooms, ap- \u201cply to J.G.BROCK & CO., Agents, 211 Co:nimissioners street.For Gaspe and Baie des Chaleurs Ports The North American Transportation Co.'s Steamer \u2018 ADMIRAL\u2019 L.POULIOT, Master.COMMENCING ON THE 28th APRIL, the first-class Passenger Steamer \u2018ADMIRAL\u2019 leaves DALHOUSIE for GASPE.(weather and ice permitring), on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, calling at Carlton.Newport, Maria, Pabos, New Richmond, Grand liver Bonaventure, Cape Cove, New Carlisle, Perce Paspebiac, Point St.Peter, Port Daniel, Douglastown.Returning from Gaspe for Dalhousie Jugg- tior on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, calling at the Intermediate Ports.Hates for Passages, Meals and moderate.Connections East with the Intercolonial Railway.Passengers leavirg Eonaventure Depot at 7.50 a.m., on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS run through to Dalhousle Juuction.without change.connecting with S8.\u2018Admiral\u2019 and arr!iving at Gaspe following evening at 7 o'clock.Tickets for sale at all C.P.R.and G.T.R.agencies.For tickets and all information in regard to passonger fares and rates of freight apply to M.P.COXMLOLLY., Rooms and West nr 6.W.ROBINSON, Gen.Eastern Agent, Sec.-Treasurer, 138 St.James st.49 Dalhousie street, opp.St.Lawrence Hall, Quebec.Montreal.14 \u2014 TO \u2014 PRESCOTT and BROCE VILLE, $3.ALEX.BAY, 1,000 ISLANDS, $1.CLAYTON and KINGSTON, $4.PORT HOTTY, $7.TORONTO, 88.Menls and Berth Encluded.Steamers leave week days, 10 a.m.QUEBEC and Keiurn.$5.MURRAY BAY and Return.) so.RIVER DU LOUP.) TADOUSSAC.$10.SAGUENAY and Return, $12 Steamers leave Quebec week days at 8 a.m.for Baguenay.For further information and tickets apply ta H.FOSTER CHAFFEE, City Passenger Agent, 128 St.James Straet Post Office).Tel.1731.(opp.RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY MODERN STEEL STEAMERS, Sovereign and Empress FORMING DAILY KOYAL MAIL LINE between Montreal and Ottawa, Fare to ttawa, single, $2.50; return, 4: do., round trip, rail and boats, $5.Most pleasant and direc* route to the CALEDONIA SPRINGS.DAILY EXCURSIONS, Palace Steamer SOVEREIGN, {go Carillion, Como, Oka, etc., $1.Take 8 a.m.train to Lachine, to connect wiih steamer.Shoot the rapids, 50c.train for Lachine.All boat round trip via Ottawa, Rideau River, to Kingston, thence R.& Ont.steamer down St.Lawrence.Tickets at 13S, 137 and 178 St.James st.Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, and Grand Trunk Station.Magnificent new ster\u2019 steamer DUCE OF YORK for excursion charter.Company's Office, 163 Common street, R.W.SHEPHERD.Managing Director.OTTAWA Take 5.00 p.m.HESS Telephone 1029.Bakers and Confectioners.MITH & MARKEY, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, 0 TEMPLE BUILL ING, 183 87.JAMES STREET, ROBERT C.SMITH.FRED.H.MARKEY.SETH P.LEET, BCL, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, &c.MECHANICS INSTITUTE BUILDING, 204 St.James street.TE LEPHONE 616.ENTS FOR BALE ADDly at the * WITNESS OFFIOR, R.S AULD, PLAIN AND FANCY BREAD BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.Allkinds of bread made by latest improved ma chinery, ahead of old style and much cleaner.Bakery woroughly washed each week, Bell Tel.$003 pos on rown Breadand Baked Beans every Satur- Cor.Atwater ave.& St.Antoinest &J.etes 3 STAINED AND EMBOSSED GLASS FOL DNufl LIGHTS.ORNAMENTAL AN) LEADED GLASS FOR HOUSE A\\D CHURCH WORK.OU NL JU Mies >L sr MERICAN LINE NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.In} Piers 14 and 15, North River, New York (foot of Fuiton street.) Bt.Louis.Weaed., Aug 11, 10am.Paris.Wea Aug JE Wam St.Paul.Lea Well, Au 2» 10am.SU Lewin, ooo LL Wl 1 am.Pavia.ace WIN 8 lvam Shortcst and most conv:nient route did; and the rest took warning.Of nurse, the attendance\u2014at supper\u2014 cropped off, and the ladies began to fear ve should not raise as much that year .« usual.But, meantime, we had divid- «| the society into committees of four or ve, with a bright chairman to each, and they pledged themselves for the winter -» studv as much as they would in a (autauqua Circle or Reading Club.Fach committee had a country, and was Lede] to get up the entire programme when we reached their field.I was chair- ::in on Japan, and, as it happened, we me first I had some bright girls to .1 me.and we got up Japan as to geo- craphy and people and missions in a Way \u2018at surprised ourselves.But you know i's such an interesting country ! When te time came we sat down in the centre erd I said the Japanese class was ready -.be examined, and would they please a-k questions.I had primed some of my friends beforehand to start us; but once started, it was easy, and in ten minutes these women were asking all sorts of things, putting down their work to look at the little maps and photos we had.wad so interested ! At the last, old Aunty Reed, who never read, but who was mightily stirred by what we had told, asked if we couldn\u2019t have a special word of praver for that field.Such a praver as she gave us! It carried us gtraight into the kingdom ! \u2018\u2018ine of the ladies turned her committee into a reading club.They met one evering in the week at her house and took up a regular course on India.And they insisted their field was the most interesting ; but I think that it was just that they studied more.\u2019 \u2018Put the books ¥ I asked.\u2018Where conld you get all that reading \u201d\u2019 \u2018Oh, there's a free library in town, and it's a rule that when a certain number of persons ask for anv book, it is bought, providing.of course, that it's of any general interest.The expensive ones we got that way, and the pamphlets and leaflets and two or three snbscrip- tions to the \u2018Gospel in All Lands,\u2019 and magazines like that\u2014well, we clubbed together to get those, and the money was as good a missionary investment as we ever made.Then the Sunday-school bevght some for us.We made it a rule to lend freelv.and if any one at tea ex- :ressed interest in what she had heard, -le was gure to have a leaflet or maga- ave handed her for home reading.And | the 10° 125 445 |.{8t.John's.}-\u2026| 720 8.53 9.25 The Coteau, Cedar, Split Rock, Cascade.and Lachine Rapide.ake 9.00 a.m.train from Bouaventure depot.Steamer \u2018Hochelaga' for Boucherville, leaves foot of tho current noon, 3; Jacques Cartier Square, 5.16 p.m., and Hochelaga, 7.30 p.m.Leaves Boucherville, 1, 3.45 and 6.20 p.m, mt wee.18th, St.Helen's Island FerTy, 1 p.m.Last Boat from Island.8 pm.Fifteen minute trips during afternoon.Ottawa Navigation Company\u2019s steamboats dewn the rapids.See Grand Trunk, Ste.Anno's.Canadian Pacific, Hudson.Steamer \u2018Terrebonne\u2019 leaves Jacques Cartier Wharf, Saturday service, 2.30 p.m.calling at Boucherville, Varennes, Ver- cheres, returning to the city at 8.30 p.m.Steamer \u2018Laprairie,\u2019 2 p.m., returning from Laprairie, 3.30 p.m.CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.N = cité elie, 2 37 3 Places.$65 Ek à 3 3 #4 9 dd 2 = 9 a = 1.30 os) 4.30 8.15 Montreal Junction.I 2.004.30 St.Johns.7.30 8.20 1.30 4.151 Dorval, St.Aune's} 6.15 | and Vaudreuil.2 , = 1824 : 1 £3 29 Places.qe a \"273 _ © Qr* #1.% LL ._\u2014_.(E LE 145 Funit-nux-Recollerts.| 2.18pm.£ =Z 145 St Rose LL, 913 a's.andl other ointments, that give rolicf.for an hour or two.and then thev are just as bad as ever.'T am sixty ycris of age.ond sit a good | eal, and get very sore.and no rest at night.Ars.\u2014Piias ran bo tel go as to separate the part to be removed, and this need not be a leng or troublesome operation.but over in a few davs.This 13 far less painful than the wearing discomfort of piles dercribed above Na application of oirtment does good to piles without proper action of the rectum.Three to eight drops of tincture of nuxvomica n before dinner may hole snch a case uy re- gulaticg muscular action.\u2014 a = mm GENERAL.PANDITA RAMABAI'S WORK.Reader, Canning, N.S.\u20141.Kindly state whether Pandita Ramabai is supporied by any religious c-ganization in Canada or the United States.2.Would the \u2018Witness Office take charge of contributions for her werk?Ans.\u20141.No, the work is not done under the auspices of any religious body.; Support is received from various sources, chiefly by subscriptions from those who are ! interested.2.The 'Witness' is not pre- ;pared at presont to receive and transmit | Coutributions.The \"Christian Hera:d,' pub- : lished at the Bible House, New York.and DeWitt Talmage, has lately sent PPandita Ramabal a contribution of one thousand dollars, and would probably be willing to forward any amounts sent to their oilice for the helnlng on of | this work.There is siili urgent need nf \u201chelp.Bishop Thoburn wrote a few w.eks ago stating trat though the famins had abated in some districts, It had grown worse in others, that during the week which had just passed, the number of people de- per dent upon the government for relief had increased by over one hundred and fifty \u2018thousand, and that the situation was \u2018still extremely grave.\u2019 JENNIE MecNEIL'S RIDE\u2014HEIRS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS.U.F., Chesterville, Ont.\u20141.Please state where the poem entitled \u2018Jennie McNeil's Ride\u2019 can be obtained.2.Who is lis com- | poser?Reader.3.Some time ago an ad- | vertisement appeared relative to the heirs ! of Captain Thomas.Please state anything ;iyou may know cuncerning him, and give \u2018date of advertisement.Ans.\u2014l.This poem is published in some of the United States j reading or recitation manuals used for the schools, and by elocutionists.We cannot at present tell you in what publication it | appears.It {Is commemorative, we believe, {of some event of the American civil war.+2.We do not know who it was written by.: This question was received some time ! ago.We have not been able to find out any particulars concerning the late Captain If you could give ;, Thomas or his beirs.lus the name of the lawyer or other official t who inserted the advertisenient we might \"be able to ascertain something.Perhaps, | some ef our readers can give particulars i about both the above questions.BCOK CANVASSER'S LICENSE \u2014 GUNPOWDER MAKING\u2014APPLE BARRELS.Reader, Valleyfleld.\u20141.Do persons canvassing for books, periodicals or newspa- i pers in Ontario or Quebec, requira to have \"a license?W.K.Carroll, Man.2.Please | state history, and give reoeipts for the ;: making of gunpowder.T.L.Proscott.3.| What should be the dimensions and capa- , City of an apple barrel?Ans.\u20141.No li- : Cense is requireu for a canvasser providing ' that he dues not at the same time deliver the book and receive the money himself; in which case he would constitute himself \u2018a hawker, or pedler, and would require to Gunpowder is supposed by some to have been in use among the Chinese for two thousand years.by them until comparatively modern times.; Ancient writings abound with the mentinn ' .of explosives and fuilnilnating fire, misiukan {in many cases for lightning and thunder- | bolts.Ancient notices of the use of what \u2018many consider to have been gunpowder pro- ! bably refer rather to Greek fire, which was i well known in the seventh century, ard, ! perhaps, earlier.Greek fire was introduced into Constantinople from the Kast about A.D.673, and was used atthe siege of Mecca, by the Arabians in 690.The Saracens used it against the Crusaders.(1214 to 1294) refers in 1267 to gunpowder as having been krown before his time, but used apparently for purposes of amusement, The employment of gunpowder as a propelling agent originated probably among the Mocrs and Saracens in the twelfth and the thirteenth centuries.The first of gunpowder dates from Feb.11, 1226.the document still being in existance.authority to the priors, gonfalonier.and canon for the defence of the Republic.From the year 1345, 19 Edward III., we hava preserved in the English Record Office, reliable accounts of dients used in the manufacture of gunpowder, and of the shipping of cannon to France.Notices of the usec of gunpowder, and cannon, are to be met with during tho reigns of all the English sovereigns succeeding Edward III.But it was not till the reign of Elizabeth, 1558-1603, r'anufacture of gunpowder was regularly established in England.Saltpetre charcoal and sulphur are the ingredients of gunpowder.The earliest manufactured gunpowder in Europe consisted of equal proportions of these three substances.In the seventeenth and eighteerth centuries the proportion was, saltpetre, 4: charcoal, 1; sulphur, 1.The present proportions observed in the manufacture of English gunpowder are: salipetre.75: charcoal, 15: sulphur, 10.The old fashioned style of gunpowder was much slower in igniting than is the modern article.Gunpowder is a dangerous thing to make, especially when its manufacture is undertaken by inexperienced persons.the authorized article.3.Some time ago the apple barrel.chiefly In use.had a capacity of one hundred quarts.It was 20 inches diameter across the top, nearly straight sides.The barrel now in use is of about the same dimensions as the flour barrel.has curved or bulging sides, and has a capacity of 120 quarts.This is the barre: that the authorized by law for the Canadian trade.In the United States the old fashioned bar- ft.A little nitric acid, silver nitrate, and! cf the fistula; other methods are oft-n used, \u2019 water have a permit from the government.2.- But it is probable that: it was not used for the propulsion of shot.Roger Bacon reliable centemporary document relative to the use : It gives.Council of Twelve of Florence to appoint | persons to superintend the manufacture of, the purchase of ingre-' It is also cheaper to buy and had - It is 21 inches across the top, | PE EE \u2014\u2014\u2014 rel, above mentioned, is still used.But in Canada it is unlawful to sell apples ua a barrel of smaller capacity than the four barrel.SIR WILFRID LAURIER'S BICGRAPIIY.! D.A P., Brunswick\u2014Please give wore particulars of the life of sir Wiltrid Lou.er stating sumething as to his Taiuily nel tery, and of such re.atives as are (uw nv- ing.Answer \u2014 sir Wilifrid Laurier w-3 bein al st, Lin, L Assoliption, Quebsc, vu NOV, LU, 1844.He was educat:d first au L Assomptiun College, avd Bubseyurn.jy at PMG) University, whcele he tovk the Jee \u201cgrer ol BUCL.in 1504, I: 1880 Le wes re |- ed 10 the bar of the Province vf ue\u2018 ©, Leving qualified hituself for prartiec 1 the Law at the office vf the Hoo lise à Laiamnie In 1s40.hig Realtl: Haine i- fered from tro close an apyifeation og profesional dutiez, sir.Laurier left ont teal sug assumed (Le editorshiy ot Le ju fricheur,\u201d of Anhepaske.Que Tlie © Ww3- paler Was devoted tu Liberal [rina we, Ls lest editor having leu the lae Mr, 1 6 tv.lrrien.On the susven.Ion of 10x Journal, Nr.Laurier retciied tv bis a Lirtlice.In 1571 :6 Was the Liters cu didate for l\u2018rmummeud and Arthaiusss an the Local Ass-inbly alu carried the s a by à Icigs dajouriis.Ii iNT: he gavu Uÿy .u- virctar polities und Was civcied ol.PL for Drululoond end Arthabeska dn tne Du tu- ion Paritament u Cur the leadersinp of alr Mackenzie.Un the vpening of tie fray seo Sion of ithe new jarijataeont, AM.Lair er was selected to second the Addr-3y iu reply 10 tha Specch from the lhrone.From thes time forward he was luhel UDO1A As vue destined for logh pdlitical office.in Juiy, \u201cIdi, Mr.Laurier delivered a lecture at Quebec on the subject of \u201cPoijitical LiLeéra;- Isa,\u201d in which ne insisted upon a siarp distirction being drawn belwoen religious, «nd political librrahem.und demonstrated the mcderation and coustituttonaltiy of the j views of his party, showing that it df- \u2018tered totally.alike from the oid Lib-ralibin (of Canada, and from the existitig Liberalisn lef France.He dejrecated tne policy of the Couservailvas lu seeking lo Mare re- UEIOU the Laëls vf à politicai purty, and ac- cvring thelr oppocents O1 hUIGILik lova6 Vicwy {COLUC: DIU Epli;lUui liallers.He dec.utol | that the existing Liberai party ,h \\mauaua neld pracucany ie sale ViAWe Gb vue Liberal purty ol Engiand, Also that it was the Inlentiou Of the Canadian L.tera.s lv , Yviend and projpubale vse pulluiai ius.- \u201cTUtions and prisuuvges which they Lad derived frum their 1orefathers, and {rou tbe wisdoul or the Musuer CouVtry.A suai » vceurring in the bom.olou vauinel a) Leurer was given tne unappropria od jo.- 1olio.In Septelnber, 13., Le was =w Lu ol the Privy Cound, and appointed oo.- ister of luiand Revenue.Al lig 4j jun.tae electors rendered UeCes8ary Dy ia & - ceptance ot vfice, Mr.Laurer was Gofet- ed by the Cvbser.a ive candiuaie, Mr.3.- bewu, Ly à Iuasurily vf tweniy-lnu, Luusuval eficrts having beeu Wade agalust him oy I'is vppouents.The Hoan.Mr.Thibas-leadt resigued vu nis favor, and Mr Latiar succeeded 10 capturing the seat by à wis jority of 31a.He retained Lis purtf>.io os Cabinet minister until the res guiiou of the Meckenzis governui:ut In uctob.r, 187s.He Lad.however, be:n elacted Lor Quebec East at the elections ot sai.Lo, 1278, by a majority of 7ib over his upron- eut, Mr.Vailiere.Mr.Laurier cont.uued lu sit iu the House of Commons.and lu a», ol the retirement of the Hon.Edward Hiaks le was chosen as hig kuccessor ou the Lir- \u201coral Jezdersinp.the Liberais were Ce- ;feated ir the elections of 1557 ad Isel, but Mr.Laurier 1eiallied his seat.Qu Lune 23 1896, his party was at iength suvvess/ul and he tecame the Premier otf the irom.- ion, securing a seal in Manitoba a8 wei.us in Quebec.Mr.Laurier besides his devotion to law, journalism, literature aud politics, has Dbeeu an active tenijpera.e worker, and was present as a delegate ul { the Dominien Prohibition Convention hel at Montreal in 175.During his visit to England on the occasion of ths Diamond i Jubilee of this yeur Mr.Laurier was made !a Privy Councillor, and received kKnigat- .hcod at the hands of Her Majesty.On : May 14, 1868, Mr.Laurier riarried Miss La- : fontaine Ha has one or more brothers ; Hving.! ONTARIO.; HOLIDAYS ON A FARM.| A Constant Reader, Snmva, Ont.\u2014A en- | gages B to work on farm for eight monts, promising to pay bim $1.0) If B cow ences to work on Aprli 1 when wil tle eight months expire?(2) Does twenly-sx days constitute & working month?(8) What holidays, if any, can B claim and coilect ; pay for?Ans \u2014(i) With the 3uth day of November, (2) Not always.(3) In tbe av- | sence of agreement to the contrary they | would be the statutory holidays occurring during the period mentioned, viz.: Sundays.: Good Friday, Easter Monday, 24th of May.22nd June, Dominion Day, Labor Day.Tharksgiving Day and any other days duly i proclaimed holidays, but subject to the do- \u2018ing of such routine work as must of n:côs ' sity be done every day.NOTES FOR SEWING MACHINE\u2014TITLE TO LANDS.S., Big Baddeck, N.S.\u2014One year ago a sewing machine agent called at my p.ucë.requesting me to buy a machine from him.1 told him to bring me one in the end cf a few weeks.At the end of that time he came bringing me one which was damaged.He said he had no new machines just then, and that he would leave that one un\u2018ll he would get some new ones from the company and then that he would bring me the new e 1 gave him two notes for the machine thinking that probably I would : not be at homa when he would come with the right one.He did not bring the new | machine when he sa:d he would, so | wrote | the company and they replied saying that | they would send oue last spring.hey have È | } | not sent the machine and the first One of the notes will be due on Aug.11, 1897.1.Can the company compel me to pay tio note when they did not send the machine as they said?2.If not, if they bring the | machine by the time the note is due can i they compel me to pay it or will they have , to leave the note uncollerted until the one year f.om the time the ma- | chine is delivered.as the notes are pas- » able yearly?3.A's father owned 200 acrn?of land.Twenty years ago he willed A le | acres, reserving the remaining 1 acres fi | his otl.er sons and daughters.Two yo:7d | later he willed 30 acres to hie daughter I! i This lot of B's adjoins A's land.Flfte7 years ago A had his land surveyed aud 8 few months later the Nova Scotian Gover: ment gave him a grant of the land.A few weeks ago surveyors were working on ac joining lots of land, and it was found the A's land lacked two chains of the requ.:* { width, which must have been left out b | mistake of the surveyor when running AS \u2018land.Can A claim from B the two cha: which his land is lacking, as it is evide-l { that these two chains are included in 15 | lot as, it was never surveyed.2.If mo, 5 ¥ i ghould he proceed?Give Nova Scotian law ! on the subject.Ans.\u20141 and 2.The compa- \"if still the holders of the notes woull he ' entitled to recover upon them at matu- :¥ But in view of thelr failure.so far.to ful! thelr agreement you are probably in a pot \u2018 tion to sct-off damages, against the amount i of the notes, for such breach of agreemel: | 3.This calls for a conetruction of the wh.and in order to that it would be pecessa™ for us to see the exact wording of the !à- strument.We should also be informed as | to the data of the testator's death and ouf i facts.material to Le considered in answer ing your questions, and which are no: pat i out in your statement.We think ft a rasa requiring a personal consultaiivn with a solicitor.4 = 3 fa» ë een le 7 AEH Rr NEY I RE AN EE © HOY RRR the ang Tue ei \"al The an 1) al Yeon Yin All irr fro Was vo thr stn tan SEF kin tar tri sha cer Tr: elg dor nin san cor bv obt GO me thi exy Zro ver ant nia phe J'ai cha dre bot wa ver Au BE fle 6 ent the ne OV is -@X:« 4 an PDS som erm QUICKSILVER.rw A AURON INDIAN'S DISCOV- © ERY WAS FLOUTED.Aug.5.\u2014The announcement ,us'ver or mercury in the pure .sate has been discovered near N s., recalis that some twenty- » years ago a Huron Indian - [orette, near this city, hunting aber, © the country in rear of Lake - a nn I'Islet County, on the the Nt.Lawrence, claimed « s.imlar discovery, At all ; rousht hack with them a - ai the lively, but rare and , which was for a long time .~ng them.The post-office clerk, Mr.vid B.Kelly, got a painful wound - ont the thigh.He is able to get around, rvever, and will be all right in the urse of a few weeks.A brakeman med Richardson was injured in the leg.All the matls were saved and despatched mediately.À gang of men was gent \u2018rem Toronto to clear the track, and it was expected last night that the work ~ wld be finished early this morning.The ('.P.R.will suffer considerable loss \u2018hrouzh the damage done to their rolling nck and to the freight that was con- sitnod in the cars.BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES.*FRIOUS CHARGE AGAINST THE OFFICERS OF A MINING COMPANY.Vancouver, B.C., Aug.5\u2014J.W.Has- ins, president, and H.A.Brown, secre- \u201ciry, of the Orphan Boy Gold Mining (\u201cmvany, were to-day committed for trial on the charge of defrauding the snareholers.During June three hundred and eighty cert.ticates of work were issued in the Trail Creek district, representing thirty- e:zht thousand dollars\u2019 worth of work w~ne on claims ; two hundred and ninety- r.no locations also recorded during the same period a hundred and seventy-five companies paid the license fee required + the new mining law, and $17,250 was \u201chtained from this source.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 HOOD NEWS FOR HAY EXPORTERS Toronto.Aug.5.\u2014As a result of the neeting of railwav freight agents here this week a reduction of rates on hav for ~xport has been determined on.lav zrowers claimed that existing rates pre- FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1897, understand the: SCHOOL QUESTION IN IRELAND.ORANGEMEN AROUSED OVER THE PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH A CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.Toronto, Ont., Aug.5.\u2014Mr.N.Clarke Wallace arrived in the city from the Old Country yesterday, where he attended the great Triennial Council of the Orange Order.He said one of the features of the gathering was the increased desire for Imperial federation which, as Mr.Wallace peinted out, is already practical: ly accomplished so far as Orangemen are concerned, seeing that representatives were present from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Engiand, Ireland, Scotland and the United States.The conference was the most enthusiastic he ever attended, and one of its resulta was to bring about an even closer union among Orangemen all over the world.\u2018The Manitoba school question,\u2019 said Mr.Wallace, \u2018 was referred to, and had evidently been carefully watched by British and colonial Orangemen.Satisfaction wag expressed at the settlement and preservation of national schools.Our brothers across the water are in complete harmony with us on the question.What causes them to take great interest in our problem is the fact that a similar one is just coming forward in Ireland.The Hon.Gerald Balfour has almost given a rledge to the Irish Catholics that he will establish a Catholic university in Ireland, notwithstanding the fact that Trinity College, Dublin, is open for the adherents of all denominations.This is creating considerable excitement, and Orange- men are just entering upon a struggle similar to that in which we engaged a year ago.Their resolutions anent the project speak out very strongly, and they will resist to the utmost any infringement of the present system.At.many meetings resolutions have been carried threatening the government that if they persevere in their attempt, the wbole Orange body will oppose them.\u2019 THE FIRE RECORD.Philadelphia, Pa., Aug.5\u2014The fire which broke out at eleven o'clock to-day in the big chemical works of D.Jayne & Sons, at Bermuda and Tucker streets, Frankford, which are operated by the Barrett Manufacturing Company, importera and distillers of coal tar and manufacturers of roofing, did damage amoun?- ing to a hundred thousand dollars before it was got under control.The fire or-; iginated in the big distiiling house, and is | supposed to have heen caused by the explosion of distilled oil.The distilling.house and the valuable machinery was to tally destroved.Other buildings situated near the burned structure were badly damaged by the flames and were only saved after a hard fight.One of the ns-| sistant engineers of the fire department and several firemen were seriously injur- ed by falling walls.They were taken to \u201center shipment for export with profit.anid a considerable reduction rade, bringing the figure down to what it stand at in 1893, when there was 2a phenomenal hay erop, with large exports.ee PARKER REMANDED.Sherbrooke, Que., Aug.5\u2014W.C.E.J'arker, nf this city, who is he'd on a charge of having forged his name to a droit whereby he securel 81,500, which lalenged to Captain Parker, of Ascot, \u201cas up before District Magistrate Mul- ci.this morning, and remanded until \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LEAMSVILLE POST-OFFICE ROBBED Peru ville, Ont, Aug.5\u2014The post-of- \u20ac Pentusville was robbed last night, \u201cten hen effected by bursting open voit doors.The safe was blown to ~ al the contents were scattered all \u2018a othce.The loss besides the safe rt or known, but will probably not = arty dollars, et 2, WILL CAMP IN CANADA.(és Ang.5\u2014The Dominion Gov- \u201coe ne deeded to grant permission « cotrjantes où the United States le Lune * to cr0gs Canadian territory che CP.R.\u2026.between St.© ~ and sto Andrew's, N.B, and vo, Mane, where they will re noc vnp during the week Aug.7 to rurnirg on the latter date.will be.\u201cwho is attending her, says that three of the hospital.Oshawa, Ont., Aug.5.\u2014Fire broke out | in Mr.J.S.Murray's tailor shop on Sim- coe street this morning about four | o'clock, resulting in the destruction of: the building, also of Mr.J.E.Beaton's ; grocery.The store adjoining the build- | ings was owned by Mr.R.McCaw.The insurance 18 as follows :\u2014Mr.J.S.Murray, 8600 in Northern ; Mr.J.E.Beaton, ! $1,525 in Liverpool & London & Globe and Northern.Buildings\u2014Two thousand dollars in the Hand and Hand Company.St.Hyacinthe, Aug 4.\u2014A fire was dis- .covered about one o'clock yesterday afternoon in the roof of the left wing of the St.Hyacinthe College.Despite the quick respense of the brigade, the fire had made such headway that it took fully two hours to subdue it.The fire 1s supposed to have originated in the belfry, where carpenters are at present working.The loss is about five thousand dollars, partly covered by insurance.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE GORGE ACCIDENT.THE VICTIMS WILL ALL RECOVER.Niagara Fells, N.Y., Aug.5.\u2014All the persons who were injured in the wreck on the Gorge Railway on Tuesday are in | good condition to-day with the exception | of Miss Lizzie Dunn of Toronto.She is the only one left at the hospital, and it will Le the latter part of the week before she can be taken to Toronto.Besides her other injuries, Dr.W.H.Hodge, her ribs on the right side were broken.Dr.Hodge savs she will recover, This morning Mrs, E.D.Robinson, whose left leg was badly hurt, was sent to Toronto.She was lame and sore, but was able to get on the cars with the assistance of William Peng and Harry Evans.Miss Mabel Spencer of Toronto, who was hruised on the chest, has heen removed to the home of friends in this city.Her condition is not serious.Mrs.Alex.St.Clair of Toronto, who was eut on the head and otherwise hurt, has gone home.TRADE WITH CENTRAL AMERICA.City of Mexico, Aug.5\u2014The Canadian envoy, Mr.Edmund Sheppard, of To- rento, who has left for the United States, being on his way to Central America, via New York, has been cordially received.The C\u2018anadian Government desires to secure the trade here and in Central America.(Canadian lumber will find a market here, and various lines of manufactured goods, 1f properly introduced, and it is believed the Canadian Government a prepared to encourage direct trade with this country.Trade with England is di- nunishing in several lines owing in part to the competition of American manufacturers.and the growth of cotton industries here.The American steel rail manufacturers are successfully competing with the Europeans here.er dyes ie cures pre ee ee | ful discussion of the situation, enter- ; tained favorably the project of a Domin- to the governments of the differ:nt pro- ; vinces for the sum of two thousand dol- above named met in the city of Quebec THE MONTREAL A MUCH NEEDED WORK.New School History of Canada.AUTHORIZED BY EVERY PROVINCE OF THE DOMINION.(Toronto \u2018Globe.\" For several years the teachers ci the different provinces felt themselves at a disaci.(age in attempting to teach the history of Canada from the text-books authorized by the provincial authorities.The difficulty arose not from the character of the text-books themselves but from the fact that being written from a provincial standpoint they failed to give that central view of the history of Canada by which the unity of the Dominion could be fairly impressed upon the minds of the pupils.In order to overcome this difficulty it was necessary that all th: provinces of the Dominion should égree upon a history yritten from a Dominion standpoint for the u-2 of public and hizh schools.How to bring this about was the problem to be solved.The question was first mooted in 1889 at the Teachers\u2019 Asscciation of the Province of Quebec, and in the following year was discussed at the Teachers\u2019 Associations of Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.In July, 1891, during the meeting of the National Association of Teachers of the United States in Toronto, representatives of the different provinces then in attendance met at the Education Department, and, after a care- ion histery.In July, 1892, at the meeting of the Dominion Educational Association in Montreal, it was agreed that a formal announcement should be made of the desire of the association for the production of such a history, and a committee was appointed to receive manuscripts, should any be offered, and to select the one best suited for the use of Canadian schools.The committee consisted of the Hon.George W.Ross, LL.D., Minister of Education for Ontario, chairman, and Mr.W.Patterson, M.A., B.C.L., Principal of Royal Arthur School, Montreal, secretary, and the following representatives of the provinces and territories :\u2014 Messrs.R.FE.Gosnell, Provincial Librarian, Victoria, B.C.; D.J.Goggin.M.A, Superintendent of Education, Regina, NW.T.; D.MeIntvre, M.A., Superintendent of Schools, Winnipeg.Man.; W.J.Robertson, B.A., LL.B., Principal of the Collegiate Institute, St.Cathar- ines, Ont.; Benjamin Sulte, the well- known historian, Ottawa, Ont.; S.P.Robins, M.A., LL.D., Principal of Me- Gill Normal School, Montreal ; G.VW.Hay, Ph.B., Principal of Victoria High School, St.John.N.B.; J.B.Hall, M.A, 4 Ph.D., Professor of the Normal School, Truro, N.S.; and Alexander Anderson,\u2019 LL.D., Principal of Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P.F.I.In order that the committee might be able to offer some material inducements to the competitors an appeal was made lars to be assessed against each province in proportion to the number of public schools within its jurisdiction.With a cordiality which is most gratifying the amount assessed was in each case paid to the treasurer of the committee, and the financial difficulty of the scheme was thus overcome.The response to the announcement of the committee that a history of Canada was desirable was equally gratifying, as no less than fifteen manuscripts were submitted for competition.In August, 1895, the committee for the purpose of jointly considering the merits of the different manuscripts.On this work two weeks were spent by.the committee jointly, and nearly a yar by the members of the committee in a racre careful examination of th» manuscripts that appeared most meritorious to the whole committee.As the result of its deliberations we have a new his tory of the Dominion of Canada.The next duty of the committee was to provide for the publication of the rew text-book.After fully considering this matter the methods adopted by the Fducation Department of Ontario were considered most convenient for all purposes.Accordingly the manu-ciipt was placed in the hands of the Copp, Clark C(\u2018empany, Limited, and the Methodist Book Publishing Company, with sub- publishers at Halifax.St.John, Montreal, Winnipeg and Victoria, the intention being to issue the book simultaneously in all the provinc2, of the Dominion.Already the new history has been authorized in every province and territory of the Dominion, with the exception of Nova Scotia, the delay in the latter case heing owing to the absence of the Attorney-General on official Lusine:s in England.So far as the Province of Ontario is concerned the history is authorized in the fifth form of the public schools only and in the high schools and collegiate institutes.It may be added that the author of the new history is Mr.W.H.P.Clement, B.A.LI.B,, who has written a standard Purest and Best for Table and Dairy b with respect.DAILY WITNESS.work on the constitutional history of Canada, and whose thorough equipment for this task is beyond question.We heartily congratulate the teachers of Ontario on the opportunities which this new history affords them of emphasizing the solidarity of Canada as a Do- .minion.The future of the.country very largely depends upon the cultivation of the idea that, although we are separate provinces, far removed from each other geographically and commercially, yet we are one nation and one people; and while it may be true that bigness is not .greatness, it is equally true there can be no national spirit unless every Canadian feels, no matter on which side of the continent he lives, that he has a common interest with his fellow-Canadians in the honor and prosperity of the country as a whole.In this great jubilee year, when the representatives of all the colonies of the British empire acknowledge by their presence at the capital of the empire their fealty to the idea of imperial unitv, it is most fitting that the people of Canada should acknowledge their fealty to the idea of Canadian unity by placing in the hands of the teachers of Canada a text-book so prepared as to facilitate instruction with this end in view.! Le BRITAIN AND BIMETALLISM.SHE WILL MOVE SLOWLY IN THE MATTER.New York, Aug.5.\u2014A despatch to the \u2018World\u2019 from London says:\u2014Sir Thomas Se nderson, who, as the permanent Under Secretary, ranks next to Lord Salisbury in the Foreign Office, said to the \u2018World\u2019 correspondent:\u2014\u2018 I do not believe that the British Government has submitted any proposition to the American bimetallic envoys.I have heard of no meeting between President McKin.\u2018s commissioners and Lord Salisbury at the Foreign Office next week.The report that one will be held I deem untrue.At that time most of the Cabinet Ministers will be away.Lord Salisbury might come to London from Hatfield, but no notice has been served, and the Ministers could not be present.\u2019 Mr.Belfour\u2019s secretary says no such meeting has been arranged.In connec tion with the grave doubts expressed about any meeting being held before Sept.1.it may be noted that Mr.Balfour and the British Government are firmly of the opinion that it would harm rather than help any practical effort to settle the monetary question if any offer were to be made by Great Britain before official negotiations privately conducted had proved that England, France, Germany and the United States were prepared to agree upon steps to effectively remonetize sil; ver and to maintain part of the exchange.It is believed that Mr.Balfour has refused to hold any official conference with anybody until pretty nearly a final agreement has been reached.London takes Renator Wolcott and his bimetallic colleagues more seriously than Paris did.The French newspapers, m- cluding the \u2018Temps,\u2019 made game of them, -but the London journals regard them i .\u2014 rer ttle mls \u2019 ROSSLANDERS IMPATIENT.Rossland, B.C., Aug.5.\u2014Although the Columbia & Western line between Trail and Robson.has been graded and ready for the rails for some time, nothing has been done to complete the work lately, The C.P.R.authorities state that they are unable to quote rates until the completion of the line, and so the matter + cue, ; Was in her end ot the boat.stands.Rossland meantime is paying higher freight rates than any other town in Kootenay, and unless the question js taken up and pushed promptly, the loss of business will be a serious blow to the immediate future of this city.\u2014\u2014 eet en | VALUABLE HAUL OF EXPLOSIVES.+ Marseiller, Aug.5\u2014 While searching the houses here of cauee an explosion, the police seized a large quantity of explosives and secured ' evidence which will lead to many arrests.rests.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE DOCKING OF THE \u2018INDIANA Halifax, N.S., Aug.5\u2014The United States battleship \u2018Indiana,\u2019 which is to ba repaired at Halifax, will arrive here next Monday and will enter the dry dock tho day following.ADVERTISEMENTS._ Much in Little Is especially true of Hood's Pills, for no medicine ever contained so great curative power in so small space.They are a whole medicine chest, u aiways ready, always efficient, always tat- i S isfactory; prevent a cold or fever, cure all liver ills, sick headache, Jaundice, constipation, eto.25c.The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.6 EAR BOOKS, Y ANNUAL REPORTS, TREASURER\u2019S STATEMENTS.CONTRIBUTION ENVELOPES, PEW LABELS, CHURCH NOTICE SHEETS, CHURCH PAPERS, LIBRARY CATALOGUES, ETC.ETC.ETC.The \u2018WITNESS\u2019 JOB DEPARTMENT is preparea to do the above class of work at rcasonable prices in firat-class style.JOHN POVGALL «& SON.No adulteration.Never cakes.BR sa] TED Sri py \u201cal N.B.\u2014Ma1l Orders promptly attended to.EEN AWinolix a number of anar-!® chists who were suspected of conspiring to p 06000000 DROWNED IN LAKE GEORGE.DEATH OF THE MOTHER OF PROF.HUMPHREYS OF PRINCETON.Lake George, Aug.5-\u2014Mrs.A.H.Humphreys, mother of Willard Hum- phreys, Professor of German in Princeton University, was drowned herc on Monday night, and Prof.Humphreys also would have lost his life but for the bravery and skill of Samuel Hoadley.who in spite of his sixty years swam to the res- Mrs.Humphreys and her son were in a rowboat near the north shore of Long Island.when the son asked his mother to hand him a small article that Mrs.Hum- phreys took the desired article in her hand and, partially rising, was in the act of handing it to her son.Just then a wave from a passing steamer struck the boat and, overturning it, sent the occupants struggling in the water.he son got hold of his mother and hung on to the boat by his bent arm.He cried for help several times before receiving an answer.Samuel Hoadley, who has charge of the island for Dr.D.S.Sanford, was half-a-mile away, but as there war little air stirring, he heard the cries, and at once started for the shore.As soon as he came to the lake he kicked off his shoes and plunged in.Prof.Humphreys told him not to come near unless he was sure that he could do so without risking his own life.Hoadley did net stop for that.He swam straight to the boat and reached across and tried to get hold of Mrs.Humphreys and thus relieve the son from his mother\u2019s weight.He saw that Prof.Humphreys was well-nigh exhausted.Hoadley\u2019s efforts and weight sank the boat, and left all three in the water without support.The old man promptly turned the boat over and got the son's arm across the bottom of the craft, with his hand strongly fastened in the collar of his mother\u2019s dress.Hoad- ley then took the painter and.swimming ahead, towed the boat to the shore.It is said that if some persons near by had assisted Mr.Hoadley, Mrs.Humphreys\u2019s life could have been saved.But she was dead when Mr.Hoadley get the boat to shore.He had hard work reviving the son, to whom he devoted his efforts when he paw that there was no use trying to resuscitate Mrs.Humphreys.Mrs.Hum- phreys\u2019s body was taken to Princeton this morning.The guests at the Marion House, desirous of showing their appreciation of the bravery of Mr.Hoadley, are getting up a substantial purse for him.Mrs.Humphreys was a widow.She formerly lived with her husband on Columbia Heights, Brooklyn.After her husband's death she took up her residence with her son in Princeton.A YOUNG THIEF.At niue o'clock yesterday morning a 16 year-old boy nameé Eugene Baillargeon, was caught In the act of breakihg open a cash drawer in the grocery store kept by Mr.Charles E.Leveillees 100 Frontenac street.A twenty-five cont piece was found in his possession.When Balllargeon was arraigned before Mr.Lafontaine, in the Police Court he pleaded guilty ta the charge of theft.He sald he arrived from St.Ann de la perade Wedneeday in search of work, but had failed to find it.Being so hungry yesterday, and noticing that the store was apparently emp\\y.the temptation was too great for him.Mr.Lafontaine remanded the prisoner for a few days with the intention of placing him in some institution.ADVERTISEMENTS.15c.@ 9 20c.6 25c.@ 35c.© e $1.00 Soap » Keeps the Complexion Beautiful and Clear.® Causes @ no (à blotches (® ° SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR DELICATE, SENSITIVE SKINS.0 820008988 802909998888 ODAKS.FOR SALE, TO RENT AND EXCHANGE MONTREAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY Cor.Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier ste.Telephone, 1467.Bend for catalogue.Developin and Printng for Amateurs Lantern Slides, eto.Groceries, Provisions, &c.- Fine Table Fruit and Fresh Vegetables.+ Nearly everybody knows now that the best and cheapest place in the city to buy fine Californian and Canadian Fruits is at WALTER PAUL'S, He keeps the largest stock, the greatest assortment, and the finest quality, and sells at the very lowest prices.CORNER METCALFE AND *T.CATHERINE STS, Cement, Drain Pipes, &c.SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENT, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, At Lowest Market Priees, J W.& F.P.CURRIE & CO, 100 GREY NUN STREET.J ade Te oo CEL Cn Sl SS tll LSI TE RR hh Sa SO eras CS HR BER IAG LTE PA Ei BE ay SEAT fl TG SI REE TVR EL A fre re She Berman OY a Beg A Fe Ty PRE RENTE Re Matt re PE ISERE RTE x AE RE AS y: Sh aL ST.DENIS WARD.MAY HAVE TO GET A NEW REPRESENTATIVE.It is expected that at the meeting of the City Council, on Monday, the question will be discussed as to whether or not Ald.M.T.Lefebvre, who assigned on Wednesday, can still continue to represent St.Denis Ward.The law on the Matter is considered to be very plain.\u201cection 25 of the City Charter says: If any person holding the office of mayor or alderman is declared bankrupt, or be.Comes insolvent, or applies to take the beue- fit of any act for the relief of insolvent deb tors, or compounds by deci with his oredi- icrs, or takes or enters into holy orders, or becomes a minister or teacher of any reli- gicus sect, a judge or clerk of any court, or a member of Her Majesty's Privy Council, or of the executive council of the Province of Qu bec, or beconies accountable in ary way for the city revenue, or cnters into the empley of the city, or Is absent from the city more than two months\u2019 continuously, or from the mestinge of the council for more than two months conkecutively (unless in case of illness, or with leave of ccuncil), or directly or indirectly becomes \u2018à party to, or securing for, any contract or agreement with the ci:y for the performance of any work or duty, or derives any \u2018nter- est, profit or advantage from such contract Or agreement to the extent of one hundred dollars, then and in every such case, such Fersen shall thereupon immediately becoms disqualified, and shall cease to hold such office of mayor or alderman as the casa may be.It is also expected that at this meeting another effort will be made to get Mi.Choquette, .Ald.Beausoleil's law partner, appointed joint City Attorney.Thcee who are against the appointment cay the project will fail to carry.ADVERTISEMENTS.That Red Blotchy Face ; ase Skin Eruptions Rough Skin Black Heads Pimples Eczema Salt Rheum Tetter And All Itchy Skin Diseases CHASE'S OINTMENT Isa Guaranteed Cure PRICE GO CENTS PER BOX CITY HALL.PUBLIC NOTICE.Free Vaccination, Drs.Daze and Coyle will vaccinate, free of charge, all persons applying at the Health Department, City Hall, from 9 o'clock .a.m.to 12 a.m.and from 2 to 5 o'clock p.m.daily.They will also vaccinate at their respeotive offices, as follows: Dr.H.Daze, No.392 St.Andre street, from 7 to 8 o'clock p.m.dally.Dr.H.W.Covle, No.62 Coursol street, from 7 to 8 o'clock p.m.daily.The following physicians have been appointed public vaccinators, and will vaec- cinate free of charge all persons calling at their respective offices, from 9 to 10 o'clock am.and 2 to 3 o'clock pom.,, and 7 to 8 o'clock p.m.daily: Dr.Therien, 1313 St.Denis street.Dr.T.Lamarche, 462a Rachel street.Dr.G.E.Roy, 45 Moreau street.Dr.J.A.Barolet, 292 Craig street.Dr.J.Chevalier, 916 De Montigny stres{ Dr.L.A.Gagnier, 1643 Ontario street.Dr.L.F.Wilson, 5456 Wellington street.Dr.W.J.Reilly, 51 Park avenue.Dr.DeJersey White, 70 Cathcart street.Dr.J.J.Ross, 637 Wellington street.Extract from the Revised Btatutes of the Province of Quebec:\u2014 Sec.8088.The father or mother of every child born in any of the sald cities, shall, at some such appointed time within three calendar months after the birth of such child, or in the event of the death.illness, absence, or inability of the father and mother, then the person who has the care, nurture or custody of the child, shall at some such appointed time, within four calendar months after the birth of such ohild, take or cause to be taken the said chlid to the medical practitioner in attendance at the appointed place in the ward in which the said child is resident.according to the provisions of this sub-section, for the purpose of being vaccinated, unless such child have been previously vaccinated by some legally qualified medical praotitioner and the vaccination duly certified: and the said medical practitioner so appointed shall, and he is hereby required, thereupon.or as soon after as it may conveniently and properly be done, vaccinate the sald child.Montreal, 5th August.1697.L.LABERGE, Medical Health Officer.OTHS! MOTHS! MOTHS! À CAMPHOR ! CAMPHOR! FINEST ENGLISH CAMPHOR! MOTH BALLS, MOTH SGUARES and POWDER, CATERPILLARS! CATLRFILLARD! nanan Bunn! nnllhbunn: Fule Wile Jielleoore for sale at tke Glasgow Drug all.MOSQUITOES ! MOSQUITOES! Ash'g Forest Friend! Fishermen and all who go to the country in summer should not fail to get a bottle of Asb\u2019s Forest Friend.2%e ard 50c.GLARGOW DRUG MALL, 1230 Notre Dame st.Js A.HARTE, Druggist, Country and .telephons orders promptly filled.\u2014 a Bem eh whoa Re eat eus Le HEALTH DEPARTMENT, tes, JE RD Ga FRERE EI TE Spÿelators rcheering à Jarvis affer winnmn the 275 ft: \\ ) j Q Le Th J L EET J XN W \\ A | Ah Wd yl Las IA A Le Ap [777178 No IN THE THIRD RACE YESTERDAY.Yildiz Kiosk, brought a suit, which was heard vesterday, against Ahmed Rizza, editor of the \u2018Mechveret,\u201d a Young Turk journal, and his assistent, Canem, for insulting the Sultan.The case was chiefly noteworthy owing to the sympathetic attitude of the judge and public prosecutor, and the outspoken utterances of thz witnesses in favor of the defendants.The public prosecutor made no attempt to i conceal his distaste of the duty impo-ed upon him by his office, and he re\u2019erred to the accused as \u2018the honorable d fen: dante.\u201d He remarked that several French newspapers had quoted the \u2018Mechveret's' them.The Turkish Embassy had not applied for the prosecution of these papers.M.Clemenceau appeared as a witness ( for Ahmed Rizza.He declar:d that he | was astonished at the \u201cMechveret's\u2019 mod- ; eration, and then launched upon a tirade against the Sultan, denouncing him as a ! coward and an assassin.This evoked i applause, which the judge did not sup- | press.1 | i It was expected that M.Trenri Rochefort, editor of the \u2018Intransigeant,\u201d would \u2018be a witness, but he was absent.He i wrote, however, reaffirming the allega- | tions that he had made in that paper to the effect that the Sultan had sent Zia Pasha to corrupt him, and that the Sul tan's emissary had declared to him that the Emperor William bad received a bribe from the Sultan of £240,000.Maitre Lahodie made an speech in behalf of the defendants, orcu- pving two heurs in its delivery.The speech consisted principally of denuncia- | tions of the Sultan and evok d applaus +.I The accused were found guilty, but the ccurt declared that the univereal repro- bation and indignation excited hy the Armenian massacres sufficed to explain their conduct.He would, therefore, merely condemn them to pay a fine of sixteen francs, and would give them the benefit of the first offenders\u2019 act.which would exempt them from paying the fine unless they again offended.The decision was received with cheers and shouts of \u2018Long live France\u2019 and \u2018Down with the Sultan! Under the French law the insulters of foreign sovereigns are liable to imprison: ment varving from three months to a year and a maximum fine of three thousand francs.| | es VAS THROWN FROM A WAGGON.Catskill, N.Y.Aug.5.Mr.Albert | | Herrison, a travelling agent of Leeds, i England, was thrown from a waggon last ievening.His skull was erushed, and he | died three hours later.The accident | was caused by the horse shying at the \"ears.ee INTRODUCTIONS ON \"CHANGE.Messrs.C.H.Gibb and H.Knox, of New York, were introduced on Change vesterday morning by Alex.MeFee, and Mr.S.Finney of Detroit was introduced by A.G.Thomson eloquent | THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.Quebec, Aug.6.\u2014An outbreak of diph- \u2018theria is reported at the place called Peninsula, about five miles from Gaspé Basin.There are five cases in two fami- i les.À rigid quarantine has been estab- | lished.The recent strike of petroleum in the | township of Galt, Gaspg, is still showing .up well.It is now a fortnight since oil \u201cwas struck and still the well shows no | sign of diminishing.On Wednesday night, one of the elec- itric cars with a number of passengers returning from the bakers\u2019 picnic, jumped into a house, slightly damaging it and | seriously wrecking the front of the car.| Fortunately, none of the passengers were hurt, London, Aug.5.\u2014The \u2018 Evening News\u2019 this afternoon publishes a letter from a Caleutta volunteer, reiterating the state- iraent that during the recent rioting here | the artillery fired point blank at a mob of five thousand mill hands, who were | marching to join the rioters, with the result that 1,500 of the natives were killed.The Secretary of State for India, Lord George Hamilton, was questioned in the | House of Commons on July 9, as to the i accuracy of the native reports that 1,500 \u2018persons were killed, and he replied that labout seven persons were killed and \u201cabout twenty werz wounded during the CALCUTTA RIOT VICTIMS, { i riots referred to.! _\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014__ ASSASSINATED THE WRONG MAN.London, Aug.6.\u2014 A despatch from Vienna to the \u2018Daily Mail,\u2019 reports that the Bulgarian poet, Constantinoff, has been assassinated.It appears that he was making a political tour with his friend Takoff, who is a strong opponent of the present cabinet, and of the government of Prince Ferdinand.According to the despatch, the Bulgarian au- therities gave orders for the assassination of Takoff, and the miscreants who were hired to carry out the instructions mistook the poct for their intended vie- tim.> AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.Melbourne, Aug.5\u2014The discussion of the Australian Federation Bill in the Co- lonjal Parliament revea's the existence of an important anti-federal section.The crux of the difliculty is the question of securing the rights of the smaller states without depriving the others of the advantage which should be theirs from the fact of their larger populations, ee TO VISIT THE SOUTH POLE.London, Aug.5\u2014A special despatch frem Antwerp to-day, says that the ne- Cessary sum of money to defray the ex penses of the South Po'e expedition having been assured by the vote of a further credit of 50,000 francs, the steamer \u2018Belgic,\u201d with the Routh Pole exploring expedition on board, will leave Antwerp lon Aug.15.RATTLERS IN A PETTICOAT.NEST OF THEM FOUND IN A HOUSE IN EASTON, PA., AND JACOB LEIDY WILL MOVE.Easton, Pa., Aug.5.\u2014A nest of young rattlesnakes was found this afternoon in a house in the heart of the city.The rep- | tiles were in an old red flannel petticoat ! that lay on the garret floor of the home of Jacob Leidy, in Bushkill street.The garret window of the house opens on the side of Mount Jefferson, and as the win- | dow sill is only about a foot above the articles and had defied him to prosecute Lao rails in rounding a curve, and ran! ground the snakes easily crawled in.Mrs.: Leidy was in the garret and saw the lit- | tle snakes and heard a rattle from one of the old snakes.Her sisters, Mrs.John Juncher of South Easton, and Mrs.Al onzo Snyder of Phillipsburg, also saw the reptiles, They counted and they saw there were seven of the littie snakes in the nest.The women were almost frightened | out of their wits; so were the little snakes, for they disappeared through a hole in the floor.When Mr.Leidy returned from work the women told hin about th esnakes.He saw one of the rat- | tlers, but it got into the hole in the floor.| Leidy says he will move.HUNGARY AND THE DINGLEY BILL.Vienna, Aug.5\u2014In the Hungarian Par- merce, Baron De Daniel, replying to an that Hungary, in protecting her export interests, should not act alone; but, to ensure success, the government thought that all states should agree on a common course of action.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE URUGUAYAN REBELS.Lordon, Aug.5\u2014A despatch from Monte Video says that a great popular meeting was held there to-day, and addresses by well-known speakers were made advocating the conclusion of peace with the revolutionists.Resolutions to this effect were carried by a large mia- jority, and the opinion of the meeting wil! be brought formally to the attention of the government.ee GAZALAND REBELLION.Lisbon.Aux.5\u2014A despatch from Lour- enzo Marqu2z says that word was received there on Tuesday that the Portuguese troops had again routed the rebels in Gazaland and captured two of the principal chiefs.The reports, however, lack official confirmation.\u2014 DOM CARLOS REDIVIVUS, Madrid, Aug.5\u2014A C'arlist deputy has made a bet with a Conservative colleague of a thousand francs, the former wagering that Dom Carlos will be in Spain at the head of his partisans before the end of February, 1398.liament yesterday the Minister of Com-, © \u2018York: Mr.J.F.Egan, of the Amnesty t interpellation on the subject of the Ding-.ley tariff, said the government considered : AN IRISH DEMONSTRATION.RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED PROCLAIMING IRELAND'S INALIENABLE RIGHT TO INDEPENDENCE.New York, Aug.5\u2014To-day the Irish Nationalists and Irish National Alliance of Greater New York held a demonstration at Ridgewood Park, Brooklyn, which was well attended and enthusiastic in every particular.Games and a picnic were the features of the afternoon, and in the evening distinguished personages addressed a large audience.United States Senator J.T.Morgan of Alabama was to have been the principal speaker of the evening but his inability to attend compelled the sending of a letter of regret, which was read amid much enthusiasm.Resolutions were adopted proclaiming the inalienable right of Ireland to independence, protesting against the continued incarceration of Irish political prisoners and censuring the head of England's government as \u2018lacking womanly sympathy in withholding justice\u2019 from the Irish people during the celebration of her diamond jubilee.President William Lyman of the Irish National Alliance presided and speeches were delivered by the following prominent men, among others: The Hon.Patrick Egan, ex-United States minister to Chili.Mr.John F.McIntyre ex-assistant district attorney of New Association or Ireland and Great Br- tain; Major C.O'Connor McLaughlin, of the \u2018Irish Republic\u2019; Patrick Ford.of the \u2018Irish World\u2019; General Michael Ker- win and Representative Wm.Sulzer.\u2014 CABLE NOTES.According to a despatch from Constantinople to the \u2018 New Free Press\u2019 fourteen ladies of the Imperial harem have been arrested on a charge of complicity with the intrigues of the Young Turkey party.: According to the Cork \u2018Constitution,\u2019 the Muckross estate, Killarney, has been selected as a site for a royal residence in Ireland.His Grace Archbishop Walsh of Toronto, who is spending a month in his native land, will sail about Aug.15 fur Canada.This Grace is acccmpanied by two secretaries, and is at present in his native county of Iilkenny.\u2018Vanity Fair\u2019 of London says that (Great Britain's representative among the members of the Venezuelan arbitration tribunal will be the Hon.Michael Her hert, now secretary of the British Em- ssv at Constantinople, and secretary of the British embassy at Washington.As the result ot a conference between the Spanish minister for the colonies, Senor Castellano, and the Premier, Senor Canovas del Castillo, the scheme for the Customs reforms for Cuba has been modified.formerly | FATAL CHICAGO FIRE.\u2014 A BIG ELEVATOR BURNED AXD SIX LIVES LOST.Chicago, Ill, Aug.5\u2014Six and probably seven lives were lost in an explosion which took place this evening during a fire in the North-western grain elevator at Cook and West Water streets.Three of the dead are firemen, the body of an other fireman is thought to be buried in the ruins of the elevator, and three pev- ple were blown into the Chicago river.From the force with which the explosion swept the spot on which they were stand: ing, it is certain they must have been 11- stantly killed.Either the bursting of a boiler or the explosion of mill dust caus ed the awful havoc.The origin of the blaze is believed to have been in the vi cinity of the boiler-house.Accumulated dust as dry and inflammable as gunpowder, that had been piling up for years, aided the blaze.It spread with great ra: pidity and then came a terrific explosion.completing the work of scattering the tire throughout the entire structure.The e- plosion stunned for & moment the posve and firemen.but they quickly rallied Ww help those who had been hurt.Dozens of men lay injured in the withering heat.some not seriously harmed and others in the throes of death.It was dangerous work to get them out, but it was gallani- ly and quickly done, and all of the shght- lv injured were removed.The dead tere for the time left where they fell.No man could reach their bodies and live.The tire was most difficult to control as the eleva tor was surrounded by a number of sma\u2019 buildings, which were continually cate ing fire.The total loss is estimated ai three hundred thousand dollars, which is fully covered by insurance, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BRITISH SCIENTISTS COMING.New York, Aug.5\u2014sSir bwdm T Leech, former Mayor of Manchester, England, arrived here with Lady Lec and his daughter this morning, on te | White Star Imer * Germamc\u201d from Liv: : erpool.He will attend the scesiens of ithe British Association for the Advance ment of Science.to be held in Torer'o ; from Aug.16 to I8.Sir Bosdimn said phat [the Allan State line steamship Par {isian * bad been chartered for the te® 1 .(fit of nearly two hundred British soem | tists who were to sail from Glasgow \u2018© | div for the Toronto meeting.The | | ; 0.| isjan* js expectel to arrive at Montres on Aug.14.! -_\u2014 THE DAILLY WITNOSK :s printed and putriahad at Un *Witne-+ Dui! ing, at the corner of ra and 532.Tui ratrects, in the e:ty of Mon*r°3.?Jukn Redpath Douga:l, of Munitreal, All business communications should ba addressed \u2018John Dougall & Son,\u201d \"Witness Office, M ont rede ead ail latters t~ the Editor should be addressed * Ec'tor of the \"Witness, Mon:rea.\u2018 JR > > OOo! 1} EC El cu th pr pr tries giun thes lars 8120 thin will duty tion "]