The daily witness, 3 novembre 1897, mercredi 3 novembre 1897

[" \u201cEVERYBODY PLEASED At the Street Railway Company\u2019s Annual Meeting.TTRECTORS AND SHAREHOLDERS: SATISFIED WITH THE YEARS EARNINGS.2h\\E MILD CRITICISMS AND À REFERENCE 10 \u2018OLD SHAY DAYS.A beautiful content eat upon the faces of the Hom.Mr.Forget, president of the Montreal Street Railway, and his fellow directors to-day, at the annual meeting of the shareholders.The leisurely \u2018one horse Jesse \"Toeeptr 1267 BG COMIN VER mogrified at last; engineering and financial difficulties bave been overcome; the dividend was emple and undoubted; the overseeing soul might well look forward to ease and luxury.Oi course, with our present limitations, there will always be carpings however much we try to supply information in our annual reports, and curious abare- holders will ask questions which it may pot be politic to answer.Thus Mr.John Crawford,genial but persistent critic, would like to know just bow much tbe directors bave put past for contingencies, for accidents and the like; would Lke to know why the shareholders should pot have the joy of electing Mr.R.B.Angus\u2014a gentleman under whose magie touch everything was tranemuted into gold\u2014to the directorate in the room of Mr.i i ; would like to know, in the interest of the widow and orpben, in the interest of the general body of shareholders, if the time bad not come when they might have, as every other corporation bad, querterly dividents.Still, in the presence of the annual statement, which showed such prosperity, it was hard to find sympathy for serious criticism among the body of the share bolders, who, at twelve o\u2019clock to-day assembled for the aonual meeting.The Hon.Mr.Forget wes in the chair; to his right sat Mr.Wankiyn, able manager and chief engineer; on his left wes Mr.James Roes, quiet and unassuming, but carrying the large design in his head, which shall\u2014who.knowa\u2014re-| volativnize coneervative 1 -Le which be has been instrumental in îh- troducing the benediction of the troliey- | shay\u2019 of Me peen © Mr.Jesse Joseph, well in front, smiled ratber sadly at Mr.Crawford's allusion to the \u2018 one horse shay.\u2019 Mr.Crawford himself was fresh and exuberant.The shareholders showed their by \u2018bods and becks and wreathed smiles.\u201d The president would announce that all the great outlay was at an end.They had put the system into thorough working order ; they wer chiefly concerned now to maintain # in a state of efficiency to please the public and earn divi- dents Of course, they would always meet the growth of the city by supplying accommodation, but everything was now in apple pie order.Mr.Kent would put a series of ques- tivne to the president, as would the new machinery and power render the work- account belf a millicn, instead of two bundred thousand, and particularly if there was the least thought of going to the top of Cote des Neiges hill.The concern of Mr.Crawford at this point for the lives and limbe of the people was admirable.The case, he understood, was now before the courts, and perbaps there was some delicacy in mentioning it.Still, the papers of the city bad no such delicacy, for every day they hemmered at the business; called the company names, talked about pledges, ete.Now he (Mr.Crawford) had the greatest respect for obligation and legality, but he would say that even If :t were proved that the company were bound hand and foot to conetruct the road to the top of the hill, in the name of humanity, he would oppose it doing so.For, no matter what machimery they might get, there would | got away on nothing com Cote des Neiges bill.go on record as opposed to the building of the road to this point.ford\u2019s remarks in this connection were received with tokens of approval, the shareholders fully appreciating the solici tude of the men who, some time ago, #n- nounced that it would be perfectly safe to run up the hill at the city limite.-The report having been formally adopted, Mr.Crawford was once more heard upon his favorite theme, quarterly - RS direct Bight ver ell grt When th PCUOTS vel ell grag this boon to the holders, among whom were widows and orphans.It was the principle he was advocating.He did not ask that the dividends be fixed at four or six or eight or ten percent.He wanted the company to fall into line on this subject.The motion, which asked the directors to consider the advisability of introducing quarterly dividends, was seconded by Mr.James Wilson.Mr.Boas rather thought the directors should put the question to the present meeting whether the quarterly dividend system should not be introduced forthwith.The company got its receipts every day ; it was peculiarly able to concede this matter to the shareholders.The president said that in the past the directors found it impossible to concede quarterly dividends because of the great outlay, of the difficulties to be encountered in changing the system of the uncertainty as to any kind of dividends.Now that they had got everything they wanted, he agreed that the time had come when the directors might consider this question.He would not speak for his confreres, but if the matter were left in the hands of the directors, the shareholders might rely -that the former would consider their interests as they.had doue in the past.This met the views of those present, and the motion was carried, chiefly for the purpose of having it formally recorded on the minutes.The eum of six- thousand dollars was appropriated for the use of the directors for the ensuing year.= de it not ten .À x a?{ \u2018At any fate, Me Ja Cochrane, \u2018it is two thousand more than last year\u201d ' Messrs.William McKenzie and Mr.John Macdonald were appointed scrutineers, and a single ballot resulted in the re-election of the old board of directors, the Hon.Mr.Forget (who was subsequently elected president), Messrs.James Ross, F.L.Wanklyn, Lieut.-Col.Henshaw and R.B.Angus\u2014the last- naraed in the room of Mr.Granville Cun- ringham, who, before the meeting, was elected by the board to the vacant place.Mr.John Maclonald was re-elected auditor for the ensuing year.Amongst those present were :\u2014Messrs.Henry Hogan, Jesse Joseph, William Mackenzie, A.D.Percheron, D.Masson, F.X.St.Charles, James Cochrane, Fred.Judah, B.A.Boas, Hector Me- Kenzie, John Macdonald, John Crawford, C.E.Clarke, J.A.Vaillancourt, L.K.Kent, J.Turcotte, R.Forget, H.W.Weir, E.Copland, Colonel Henshaw, James Ross, J.H.Joseph, James Wilson, John Paterson, J.Bedard, W.F.Clarke, H.C.Scott, C.Meredith, Edward Rawlings, J.Blackwell, F.S.Ly- _| man, Q.C., H.G.Strathy, etc.\u2014_\u2014 ENGLAND AND FRANCE., CARDINAL VAUGHAN'S VIEWS ON THEIR RELATIONS.On .the return of Cardinal Vaughan from bis recent visit to Arles, a repre: sentative of the Paris \u2018Gaulois\u2019 had an interview with him, im the course of whith \"| His Eminence said: \u2018I love France very much.It hes always done so much for the English Catholics that it would be ingratitude on my part to feel «otherwise.No one is more desirous than I am of seeing it great and prosperous.Besides, sympathy towards France is universal in England, and for that resson I am painfully affected when J meet prejudices or even animosity against my country.People are very sensitive in your land.England is thère too often suspected; derk projects are too triflmgly attributed to her.1 can assure you, however, that I never found in the men who direct English politics the least hostility towards the French.On the contrary, nothing but sympathy is entertained towards them, and the regret is often expressed that sach sympathy is not reciprocated as it should be.However, these are merely passing clouds that must v ish away.We must hope 80, not only for both our countries, but for the world at large.England and France going hand in han can do so much good in the prorid\u201d PUTTING UP THE SNOW SHEDS.The Canadian Pacific Railway Company are making serious preparations for the winter.It has a large gang of men employed from Montreal to Quebec putting up the snow sheds along the railwav track.; LINE OF TRAM CARS TO BE ESTABLISHED OVER THE WHITE PASS.* = \u201cRECORD SHIPMENT OF SUPPLIES BY MAJOR WALSH.(From Our Own Correspondent.) Skaguay, Oct.21.\u2014Two men arrived here from Dawson the day before yesterday, having come out over the Dalton träil: * One of them naméd Burns went in last July by the White Pass with some cattle, which they floated down the river in boats, suffering no lasses.\u2019 Burns and his companion \u2018went down to Jynesa today.se T3 = A, x the White Pass trail in the mounted.police camp were started over on Tuesday, Oct.19, ten days after our arrival at Skaguay.Nearly twenty-four thousand pounds were handled between the outfits the party bought and those they hired.The last of the twenty tons of supplies brought up on the \u2018Quadra\u2019 and taken to Dyea on a lighter were sent off on Oct.18 from Sheep Camp for the summit of the Chilcoot Pass.Major Walsh and Inspector Wood had ins a hundred and sixty-three men packing over to Lake Lindeman on this trail.This feat of taking twenty tons of supplies over the Chilcoot Pass in one week is a record and a tribute to the enetgy and executive ability of those in charge.An Indian whose cognomen is \u2018Tele graph Creck Mike\u2019 undertook to pack over on his back the heaviest piece of the Maxim gun, weighing a hundred and - six pounds.He\" lsy prone on the ground while it was being strapped an his back.It was an awkward thing to carry, as it would not fit to the body, and Mike was unable to rise.Assistanpe got him on to his feet, and he carried it twenty miles over the summit.The Nowell Gold Mining Company bas started to build a cable over the Chilcoot summit.The old cable could only.be used with the snow, but the idea now is to construct ore that can be used all the time for lifting goods from \u2018the scales\u2019 to the top of the pass.This as nd TE ST .r been ovez \u2018ik light.The cable wire was packed to the \u2018gbone houses\u2019 the day before I went up.WHITE PASS TRAMWAY: \" _À company, of which Mr.H.E.Bat- tin, of Portland, Oregon, is one of the promoters, started work on Oct.18 to construct a horse tramway from Skaguay to the summit of the White Pass, and, if Canadian co-operation can be secured, on to Lake Bennett.Mr.H.C.Ash, another promoter, left here the other day for Portland with the papers necessary for incorporation under the Oregon law.The consolidated statutes of Oregon of 1884 were made applicable to Alaska and this district, and although many of these statutes have sinee been repealed, this district was never relievd from them.Mr.Battin, who ia residing at \u2018Skaguay as agent of the Alaska Pacific Express Company, told me that the money necessary for this road is all ready.I also saw the manager of con- \u2018struction, Mr.E.A.Webster, of Portland, who, by the way, is a i by birth, hailing from near St.Thomas, Ont.He proposes to make a three and a half foot tramway as follows : Heavy logs will be used as sleepers, and along this he will lay spruce poles about forty feet long for rails.There in plenty of timber along the route.Between the rails and parallel with them he will lay smaller poles, and across these lay plank over which the horse will walk and draw the car over the rails.It will require three hundred thousand feet of plank.The road will be switchbacked to get over the bad hills.To overcome the first hill this will be done three times.A road of this kind is in operation, Mr.Webster says, in Pennsylvania.~ It will be laid on _the top: of the snow, and be ready to haul about the end of February or the first of March.In the spring, as the snow melts, men will be on hand to shore up the road where it sags and to grade it.Ome horse will draw up a ton and at the bad hills stables will be built and an extra horse hitched on tandem.If the switching back and forth of the road will not overcome the steep hills then a cable will be used at such places.On Oct.20 an engineer started in on the work.Cabin camps will be built at various points.Mr.Webster purchased the materials for bridges the day I saw him, Oct.19.Most people will probably think that a road of this kind strung together on the snow will speedily become a wreck over the ravines when the\u2019 snow disappears.- The car wheels will be.of irom of a special groove.Mr.Battin thought that supplies could d| be loaded from a steamer at the wharf at Skaguay right into these cars and go right through to Bennett\u201d without breaking bulk, and for about five cents a pound.JUMPING THE CHURCH BITE.An exciting incident occurred here day or two ago which showed that dll the pecple in Skaguay are not good.Tha congregation that the Rev.R.\u2018 M.Dickey, Ee fi er Tr 2 doing, If - ve wise in , will resp its reward.If: they hayet preempt &.They went off for their bedding.Mr.Dickey heard of the move- to seize the church site and burried it and to haul a couple of logs to it.Upon these he placed a collec- and when the, despoilers return- od with their bedding the big gambler of the town and two or three of the congre- Joy handé or the ck to Mr.Dickey\u2019s timely energy the lot was saved and after be spoke to those \u2018who tried to jump him they iia \u2018geining MR.WADE'S GOOD WORK.The Crown prosecutor in the Yukon, Mr F.C.Wade, of Winnipeg, lived in Skaguay city exactly one week, and when he left was practically running the town.He was present at public meettings and his speeches were the talk of the street next day.He found himeeli taking part in the proceedings of a vigilance committee that ordered a storekeeper to move his building off the street line and made him do it.He Mopped the Sunday even- ances of the Taylor Sisters, two children aged thirtesa and eight, who were with & man who said he was their father and who danced for the entertainment of a crowd of rough men.After a performance the men would throw half dollars on to the stage.Mr.Wade thought # a shame that these little girls should be compelled to give these performances and took steps to have them stopped and succeeded.In Fact Mr.Wade became so popular with better classes of the community that br wanted to give him and the Cana- n party a banquet, but Mr.Sifton\u2019s peturn with a bad opinion of the Skaguay trail made the banquet idea a little risky and it was declined.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AT ST.VINCENT DE PAULA reporter visited St.Vincent de Paul yesterday and found the convicts; that ie to say a majority of them, hard at work on the improvements which are be- - carried \u2018 out in the penitentiary ads \u201cThe new roadbed which is \u2018bing Ebel rinstitee improvement.' Under thd firm band of Acting Warden Foster the convicts bave resumed the even tenor of their: way, and there is not the ali sign of ineub- ordination.VAN WYCICS VICTORY.HIS PLURALITY CALCULATED AT » BIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND.CITIZENS\u2019 UNIOX CANDIDATE WAS SECOND IN THE RACE\u2014PRESS COMMENTS.New York, Nov.3.\u2014The result of the first municipal election in the Greater New York completely reverses the con ditions of 1806, when McKinley's plur: plity in the same territory was 56,865.The plurality of Van Wyck, the- Tammany candidate for Mayor; is about eigh- ty-five thousand and the balance of the ticket is elected with majorities ranging from seventy thousand to a bundred thousand.Such a rush to the polls bas never been known except in presidential years.Rainy weather failed to dampen thusiasm.The vote for Tracy, the Republican mayoralty candidate, was divided by the candidacy of Seth Low upon a Citizens\u2019 ticket.Low was second and Tracy third in the contest.\u2018The George vote was incoréiderable.The death of ite leader evidently distin- tegrated this following, and thousands evidently voted for Tammany candidates.It is claimed that young George lost many votes through the failure of inspectors to affix hie paster to fhayoralty tickets The unofficial vote for Mayor of er-New York follows:\u2014 Van Wyck .\u2026.\u2026.285,100 Low Lu ce er er 00 ee ee es 1287 , Gleason IE ITI The vote for Van Wyck ia about 44.25 percent of the total vote cast.The united vote for Low and Tracy shows 14,127 more than Van Wyck re- The Metropolitan distriot is normally Democratic, and the plurality for Van Wyck is a return to normel conditions, issues.PBESS COMMENTS.- The following are brief editorial comments from the New York papers: The \u2018Herald\u2019 (Independent) mays the campaign is over, and in the good old American way, the people will accept the action, ; they have commitied a folly, | chamacives ds s- to blame © and the consequent 4 be commiting Great-.in an election not influenced by national } over the remains of the Duchess of Teck It is of their own evil to bear.- - 3 -\u2018Ehe \u2018Tribune\u2019 (Low) says: \u201cThe \u2018Tri Pune never concealed from ite readers its apprehension hat Tammany would win, but we firmly believed and faithfully declared that the candidacy of Seth Low offered the only chance of escaping defeat.We hoped, and for a time believed, that Genera! Tracy would finally refuse to bear the burden of discredit and condemnation which must be his portion for the rest of his life.He chose otherwise.He consented to betray and to be betrayed, not realizing, as we prefer to believe, the full nature and consequences of his course.\u2019 The \u2018Journal and Advertiser\u2019 (Van Wyck) says: \u2018New York is ohce more a Democratic city\u2014the first Democratic city in America.The impregnable strong head of Democracy of the Union.The prophecy of a Republican member of the legialature that in the creation of Grester The .people have voted for Democracy, but not for Crokeriem.They have voted against sham reform, but not against true reform.They are as anxious for good gov ernment, with all that implies, as the most super'or member of the Citizens\u2019 Union THE RESULT IK NEW JERSEY.New York, Nov.3.\u2014The Republicans retain control of all of the branches of New Jersey's government, as a result of yesterday's .election.While the Democrats made gains the Republicans will have a large majority in both the Senate and the House.MARYLAND GOES DEMOCRAT.Baltimore, Md., Nov.3.\u2014With semiofficial returns from all the counties in the state, except St.Mary's and Calvert, and fairly good estimates from these, the Democrats appear to have elected tnough members to the next legislature to give them a majority of five on a joint ballot, and to ensure them a United States senator to succeed Semator Gorman.The Stete Senate will.be Republican by a probable majority of four, while the Democrats appear to have captured the Lower House by a majority of nine.tli A POLITICAL RUMOR.Ottawa, Nov.3\u2014It is reported bere on pretty good authority that Senator Melnnes will be appointed Lieut.-Gover- nor of British Columbia, and Mr.Wm.Fen; be called to thé-Senate, in place Mclimese.Mr; Templeman:-is the.- SIR-OLIVER'S SEAT IN THE SENATE Toronto, Nov.8\u2014If you ask me,\u201d said a Reformer yesterday, \u2018whom Sir Wilfrid Laurief should make in sacoses: to Sir Oliver Mowat I would say Mr.William Christie, one of the most sficcess- ful business men in Canada.Not only has he been a successful business man, but Mr.Christie bas been a close student of the industnal and commercial movements of the time, and his knowledge and use of it would be a substantial gain ! to the Upper House.Mr.Christie has been from the very first a firm believer in the Canadian North-Weet, and has done as much as any man living to uphold the merits of the bard wheat of our prairies as against the growth of other countries.\u201d If Mr.Christie would accept the honor, the.\u2018World\u2019 does not believe that any other candidate would press his claims.Mr.Christie is a member of the firm of Christie, Brown & Co., the well-known biscuit manufacturere.pe THE QUEBEC BRIDGE COMPANY.MR.TARTE RESIGNS FROM MEMBERSHIP IN THE COMPANY.Quebec, Nov.3.\u2014The Hon.J.I.Tarte has sent in his resignation as a member sof the Quebec Bridge.Company.Thés is underétood to be pursuant to Mr.Leu- riers wishes and to foreshadow action next session by his government in favor of the project.THE POPE DISSATISFIED.Manitoba School Settlement.Rome, Nov.3\u2014The new Archbishop of Montreal, Mgr.Bruchesi, bas arrived here and will reside at the Oanadian College during his stay in this city.He declares the right of Roman Catholics to separate solools in Manitoba and, it is said, the Pope will shortly give a \u2018decision on the subject, as the moment is regarded as opportune, in view of the calmness of the Osnadian press since the mission of Mgr.Merry Del Val to Caneda.FUNERAL OF THE DUCHESS OF TECK.Windsor, Nov.3.\u2014The funeral services (Princess Mary of Cambridge), cousin of Queen Victoria, mother-in-law of the Duke of York, and sister of the Duke of Cambridge, who died at the White Lodge, Richmond, on Oct.27, took place to-day in St.George's Chapel, Windsor Caétie of the \u2018 Times,\u2019 Victoria, will } a + Lg TERY > : 4 Now Said to be Opposed to the |: \u2018July .of Offer of the Beaver Line Accepted by the Government.CONTRACT TO BE IN FORCE FOR A YEAR.AT A COST EQUAL TO THE FORMER COM- TRACT PRICE RUNNING FROM ST.JOHN IN THE WINTER AND QUEBEC OR MONTREAL IN THE SUMMER.Ottawa, Nov.3.\u2014At a meeting of the cabinet yesterday afternoon an order-in- council was passed accepting the offer of the Beaver Steamship Line to certy the ve to pol the of Bt.port Halifax both ways, and in summer from Montresi or Quebec.The subeidy is to be $140,000 a year, or-$20,000 more than was Jobn, N.B., calling at given to the AMan and Dominjon lines.This $20,000 is given to get the boats to call at Halifax each way.The expenditure to the government, however, is the same as before, as the $20,000,° which is given in this way is deducted from the freight subsidy which is now given to the Beaver Steamship Company.It is understood that the Beaver Line people have agreed to put on four boata for the service.They have got two, \u2018Lake Superior\u2019 and \u2018Lake Ontario\u2019 at present, and it is understood that they will get two other boats.Mr.Campbell, the Beaver Line agent at Montreal, was here yes terday and completed the contract after the cabinet meeting.The reason why the De minion and Allan lines would not give a weekly service to St.John is that they wanted a guarantee from the railway compenies that they would have sufficient freight to load with.This, of course, could not be given them.The contract is considered very satisfactory here.STITTSVILLE ACCIDENT.VERDICT OF MANBLAUGHTER FOUND AGAINST THE CONDUCTOR AND ENGINEER OF THE SPECIAL McCuaig.There bas been soms doubt as to the reason McCuaig did not insist up-\u2019 on the brakeman, Hastey, remaining io flag the train.The company\u2019s rule requires that the engineer ghould leave a flagman at the station to hold the opposing train.McCuaig swore that his brakeman, Hastey, told him that the station agent, McNish, had agreed to hold the Toronto train.Having undertaken the duty of flagging the train McCuaig considered McNish was the fl which tbe rules required he should leave behind him.This concluded the evidence and the jury retired to consider their verdict, which was reached early this morning, indicting the conductor and engineer of the special freight, for manslaughter, on account of not complying with the rules of the railway compeay, as regards the flagging of approaching traine.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LAST YEAR'S .FIRE LOSSES.Toronto, Nov.3.\u2014~The business of the fire insurance companies in Canada since the beginning of the year bas been unsatisfactory.The insurance losses are $4,775,320 as against $3,736,820 in the corresponding months of last year.The total loss to property owners since Jan.l and this year is $7,000,360, as against $5,487,- 560 for the ten months of 1896.Following is a summary of the insurance Joasse in Canada, as ed by \u2018The Insurance and Fimancial Chronicle\u2019: Month.april DIT May .June .August .00 > September .+.- October .Totals .«cc +» « FINE AND COOL.Toronto, Nov.3, 11 a.m.\u2014The following are the maximum and nimum tempera tures: \u2014Kamloops, 46\u201423 ; Prince Albert, 46\u201420; Qu\u2019Appelle, 46-26; Winnipeg, 68\u201434; Port Arthur, 46-84; Parry Sound, 46\u20143 ; Toronto, 43\u201438; Ottawa, 49-36; Montreal, - 38-82; Quevec, 34\u201430; ffax, 534.Probabilities for the next twenty-four hours:\u2014 Fine and cool.$4,775,320 Tow Montreal, Nov.3, 1897.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Etancard Barometer \u2018at noon to-day, 29.76; yesterday, 19.87.Temperature, to-day, max.4, min.83; yesterday, max.43, min.#6 \\ A Ne -~ i \u2014\u2014 | ] ] | bl à } J 3 i: À E e Cn gar % PE MS BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notices of births, marriages and deaths must {nveri- ably be endorsed with the name snd address of the sender, or otherwise no-motice can be taken of them Birth notices are iuserted for 35e, marriage notices Jot Ble, death notices for $5c prepaid.The announcement of funeral appended to death notice, 250 extra; other extension to obituary, such as shart sketoh of fe, two \u201ccents por word e£fira, ercept poetry, which {a three cents per word extra\u2014prepaid, Annual subscribers may have announcements af births, martiages and deaths (without extended obitwary or verses) oconrring 4e ther dxmediate families, free af charge, in which case name and address af sud- scribers should be given.DIRTHS.BALLARD\u2014On Oct.12, 1897, the wife of D.M.Ballard, Medora, Man., of a daughter.FOREMAN\u2014On the 29th instant, at 116 Laval avenue, the wife of T.W, Foreman, of a daughter, 3 MIDDLETON.\u2014At Point Fortune, on the 24th inst.the wife of John P.Middleton, of a daughter, 2 MARRIED.BULLER\u2014BRIEN.\u2014 At New York, on Oct.27, 1897, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev.George Bot- tome, Jean Hamilton, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Brien, to Dr.Frank Buller, of Montreal.3 CULLEN\u2014McEWEN\u2014At \u2018The Farm,'Jamestown, the residence of the bride\u2019s mother, on Nov.1, 1597, by-the Rev.D.W.Morison, B.A., William Cullen, to Sarah Agnes (Aggie), daughter of the late Archibald McEwen.à FELLOWES\u2014HALL.\u2014At St.Giles Presby- terlan Church, on Wednesday, Oct.27, by ihe Rev.J.R.Dobson, B.A., B.D., John B.Fellowes, of Montreal, to Lexy Leith, youngest daughter of Tromas Hall, Esq., of Outremont, Montreal.2 DIED.BARRY\u2014In this city, on the Ist instant, Jeanje, beloved wife of John A.Barry, and daughter of Mr.J.A.Harte, chemist.Please omlt flowers.Funeral private.2 BROWN.-On Nov.1, 1897, at bis late residence, 17 McGee street, Ottawa, J.A.Brown, aged 68 years, 6 months.2 DRIVER.\u2014At Melboro, on Oct.26, Amy Minnie, youngest and dearly beloved child of Arthur Driver, aged 2 years and six months: 2 DANTER\u2014Fell asleep in Jesus, at her residence, St.Catharines, Ont., on the night of Aug.28, 1897, Annie Semple, relict of the late J.Danter, mother of Dr.J.F.Danter, of Toronto, and only sister of the late William Semple, farmer, Little River Road, Quebec.2 DANTER.\u2014Died suddenly, of heart fallure, at bis residence, Gloucester street, Toronto, on Oct.29, 1897, Dr.J.F.Danter, president of the American Health Resort Association.2 MOODIE\u2014On Nov.1st, of apoplexy, William Moodie, aged £3 years.Funeral ou Thursday, 4th instant, from his late residence, 338 Elm avenue, West- mount, to Advent Church, thence to Mount Royal Cemetery.3 MOORE\u2014Suddenly, on November 1st, 1897, at her father's home, 206 Bast Market st Scranton, Pa., Elizabeth Moyer, wife ôf of New York, Fred.C.Moore, Montreal.MACKENZIE.\u2014At -.Chicago, on Oct.25, 1897, Della, daughter of the late David and, Elisa Bürneppe Mackentio.3.M'FADDEN\u2014At 4130 Wabash aveaus, Chi cago, on Oct.24, 1897.Annie McFadden, beloved daughter of Mrs.Crowley.2 SCARLETT\u2014At Armstrong, B.C., on Oct.30, 1897, John Archibald Scarlett, of Toronto.3 SEYBOLD\u2014In this city, on Nov.3, 1597, Lizzie Withey, aged 27 ycars, beloved wife of Frederick Win.Seybold.Friends and acquaintances arg respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral on Friday, at 2.30 p.m., from her father's residence, 246% St.Timothy street, to the place of interment, Mouat Royal Cemetery.late of 3 WORTHINGTON\u2014Suddenly, at, Elyria, Ohio, U.S., on Monday, Nov.1, 1897, James M.Worthington, eldest son of the late John Worthington, of Toronto.3 Those sending notices for the above column may send with them a list of rames of interested friends.Marked copies af the \u2018 Witness\u2019 containing such notice will be sent free to any address in Canada Montreal excepled.ADVERTISEMENTS.At the concert last evening in Bethlehem Church the Morris Piano supplied by W.H.Leach, 40 Metcalfe street, was greatly admired for its handsome appearance,and powerful sweet tone.AU BON MARCHE ALPHONSE VALIQUETTE.1483 & 1885 Notre Dame St Our Stock of Winter Jackets, Capes, Cloaks, Bhawls, Fur Goods, eto., are all on view; also our New Winter Dress Goods, Cloakings, Tweeds, Blankets, Carpets, and ail at Rock Bottom Prices.- : TEE & CO.= E UNDERTAKERs, $ BOO Bt, James St, Mentreal THE \u2018WITNESS PRINTING HOUSE EXECUTES JOB WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, In a thoroughly .satistact>ry manner at MODERATE RATES, and at SHORT NOTICE.WEEKLY PRICE-LISTS, BILLS O P FARE, BUSINE3S CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, LATTER CIRCULARS, NOTE CIRCULARS.Particular attention given to BOOK WORK, and extra care bes\u2018owed as to correctness.Orders from the country promptly attended to cod work forwarded immediately by mail or evpress.WEEKLY OR MONTHLY REPORTS.SIN.\u2018CARDS, BU ITING CARDS, PAMPHLETS, \u2018BILL H.POSTERS, &c.SEVERAL COLORS.AT ONE IMPRESSION A SPECIALTY.Try the \u201cWitness\u2019 Job Office for Printing TOMX POUGALE & SON, Aitness* Office, Montreal.mS, CAR Notre Dame street.Montreal's Greatest Store.Nov.3, 1887.§ \u201cThe Sterc that is Increasing Pastor iin any other Store in Momtresl To-day.\u201d THURSDAY\u2019S GREAT SPECIALS.Thursday's special bargains add new.interest each week to the Big Store.Every nook and cranny is full of life and the record of one Thureday is never high enough mark for the next.To-morrow\u2019s JACKET SPECIALS.48 Ladies\u2019 Jackets in British Melton Cloth, black and navy, reefer style from, coat collar, wide revers and trimmed with large buttons, étylish finish, sizes, 32 to 40 inch bust measure, good value at $5.25.To-morrow, $3.95.42 Stylish English Cheviot Cloth Jackets im black only, double-breasted style, wide facings, high collar, buttons to neck, coat back, triple seams, new cut sleeves and neat cuffs, sizes, 32 to 40 inches bust measure.A model garment, worth $6.50.To-morrow\u2019s price, $4.35.sleeves, from 9%ec.Stylish Jackets, from $2.45.THE 8.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.GOLF CAPE SPECIALS._ 08 Ladies\u2019 English Melton Cloth Capes in drab mixtures, Cut full sweep, high collar and stylish hood.Worth $3.00.To~.morrow, $1.95, 95 Ladies\u2019 Black Cheviot Cloth Capes, fully stitched round.Cut full, new high collar and would sell anywhere for $5.00, here to-morrow for $3.75.85 Ladies\u2019 Black Vicuna Cloth Capes, stitched round, cut full sweep, stylish collar, neatly finished.Regular value, $7.00.To-morrow, $4.95.42 Ladies\u2019 Black Boucle Cloth Capes.New cut of hood, prettily trimmed with buttons.Regular value, $7.00.To-mor- row, $4.95.THE 8.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.LADIES HOSIERY.Three speciale in Ladies\u2019 Hose that will tempt you to buy now.Stock never was better, and prices never so low.125 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Fast Black Cashmere Hose, full fashioned leg and spliced ankles, 35c pair, 3 pairs for $1.00.110 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Heavyweight Black Cashmere Hose, fully fashioned and special finish, 45¢ pair.98 Dozer Heavy Ribbed Black Cashmere Hose, double feet and full fashioned, splendid value, 40c pair.THE 8.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.Write for Winter Catalogue.EF Mail Orders price attractions are unequalled.LADIES VESTS.Values in Ladies\u2019 Vests for winter wear .never go great as now.Here dre a few extracts.25 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Heavy Ribbed Wool Vests, natural color, open front and long sleeves, 45c.23 Dozen Heavy Scotch Lamb's Wool Vests, soft and flexible, open frouts and long sleeves, 85c each.18 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Double Knitted Heavy \u2018Wool Vests, special soft wool, $1.00.Ladies\u2019 Vest with high neck and long .LADIES\u2019 WHITE UNDERWEAR.This department furnishes many suggestions to purchasers of white wear.The dainty trimmed garmenta are handsomer and Better than ever before, while the prices speak of an economy hitheite wn- known in such choice garments.CORSET COVERS.Hundreds of pretty patterns in Corset Covers, from 9c to $1.50.NIGHT GOWNS, A choice collection of Cambric, Lawn and Nainsook Nightgowns, handsomely trimmed, from 35c to $3.15.LADIES CHEMISES, A long story of richness:and extreme littleness of price goes @ith every gar ment, from 12%c to $2.70.LADIES\u2019 WHITE BKIRTS.Choice garments, beautifully trimmed with lace, embroidery and ruchings, from 28c to $3.15.THE 8.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.REAL HONITON LACE COVERS, Our Brussels agent has sent us some very choice novelties in real Honiton Lace Covers or Squares, suitable for mate, cushion covers, etc.Some are square, others round in ehape; all are of rich designs and beautifully made.This is the daintiest line of lace novelties shown this season and are sure to be bought up quickiy.Prices range from 60c.Just Published.Carefully Filled.The S.CARSIEY CO., Limited, 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame st., RE eus NONTREAV BLANKETS.he Best Qualities.he Largest Sizes.he Lowest Prices.i Hundreds of Pairs to Select from.All Handsome Fast Colored Borders.=== FINE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS-$1.75, $2.00, $3.25, $2.50, $3.00 per pair.COLORED ALL WOOL BLANKETS\u2014 Light.Grey, choice Borders, Extra Value, $L.60 and 33.00 per pair.- FANCY LOUIS XVI.BLANKBTS-\u2014The Handsomest Fancy Blankets produced, and only $1.35 each.EIDERDOWN QUILTS\u2014AIl filled with Pure Down, covered with fine French Sateen, choice patterns, $4.25, $4.50 and $6.90.COMFORTERS, COMFORTERS\u2014A large selection of Wadded Comforters, at all prices from 7bc each.\u2019 NEW IDEA PAPER PATTERNS Are the Best, the Cheapest, the Mqst Reliable, and the easiest to understand.We have them in all the latest styles.Price, orly 15e.JOHN MURPHY & C0.2343 St.Catherine street, Cor.of Metealfe st.TERMS CASH.TEL.3883 \u201cThe Baily Wituess.WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV, 3.102 to 194 St.James st., Montreal.| COMMERCIAL.Cole ce En To Tm mY O \u201c Mentreal Wholesale Markets.O ANOTHER DECLINE IN CHEESE.Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 WATERPROOF GARMENTS.Prices Run from $4 up.ROBERTSON & CO., 233 St James Street.All the of the Rainbow are to be found in \u2018the decorations of our new Colors CHAMBER SETS.We can match the color of any room\u2014at a moderate price\u2014new sets with oval basins\u2014new sets with sponge tray and small basin.PRICES : $3.00, $3.50, 54.00, 85.00, $5.50, $6.00, $1.00, $1.50, $3.00.$10.00 LESS 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT.A.T.\u201d WILEY & CO, Stores pret St.Catherine Street.1803 Notre Dame Street.J] KINGSTON Y.M.C.A.DEBT.Kingston, Ont., Nov, 3.\u2014Half the debt on the Y.M.C.A.here has been met.Mr.T.8.Cole, general secretary, is here aiding in the collections.Mr.H.A.Calvin has given one thousand dollars, Mr.B.W.Robertson two thousand, the ladies\u2019 auxiliary one thousand, and two Christian gentlemen one thoguand dollars each.The balance, six thousand dol lers, it is thought, can be easily secured, and the organization, free of debt, can do a most exccllent.work among the young men.ULCERATED TOOTH CAUSES DEATH.Woodstock, Ont., Nov, 3.\u2014Mr.Jasper Stamp, a young man who has been boarding at the Rapson House for the past year, died yesterday, the result of blood poisoning caused by an ulcerated tooth.Stampewent to a dentist a short time ago, and was treated for the tooth.Shortly afterwards the affected part burst, blood roisoning set in, and death ensued yesterday.\u2018 sed was twenty- four years of age, and was the son of Thomas Stamp, Railway street.Nop TE | coly 6,878 boxes.A decided | bel M 1 still very heavy and 18c is an outside GRAIN.There is very little offering, and the season is quickly drawing to a close.Prices are steady, and we quote: OBIE .se cn 2e an ++ ve n 266 to 26%c Peas .+.\u2026 .\u2026 ve .\u2026 0 to 62 Barley, according to sample.S4c to 38c Rye .20 ++ en ve ve sn ».Ble to B2c Buckwheat .\u2026.\u2026.37%cto 38c FLOUR.While Manitoba millers report a good, steady d , dealers in Ontario brands, though holding firmly at their figures, report & considerable falling off in the demand sicce tbe break in the wheat market.We quote: Manitoba strong bakers .Spring patents .Straight rollers .Wiuter patents .CHEESH.on the .$5.95 to $5.15 5.45 to 5.55 - 440 to 4.50 » 460 to 4.90 The offerings country boards yesterday amounted to 6,235 boxes.Bidding, which was free at S%c a few days ago,has now dropped t& a range of Sc to Sc, The rocipts in Montreal this morning were drop of %c has taken place on the Montreal market.A lot of the finest Brockville were sold this morning for 8%c, but this is, perhaps, slightly below the marke; certainly it would \u2018not be easy to buy at that figure.The outside figure for finest Ontario may now be put at St4c, and the range at from 8kc to ge.Quebec is also decidediy lower at Tac to 7%c, while Township is worth in the cheese :{ vieinity of Se.COUNTRY CHEESE BOARDS.Ingersoll, Ont., Nov.2.\u2014Offerings, 1,840 boxes September make.No sales, 8l4¢ } highest.bid; small attendance, and no life 1in the market.Belleville, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014At our board to.'I'day twelve factories offered 1,680 Septesn- ber white, 1,966 October white, 350 Septem- colored; 450 October colored; total,4,595.r orden Bird bid Tic for the board, and | Thos.Watkins bid 8¢, with no sales.Board { adjourned un first Tuesday in May, 1898.BUTTER.i The tone of the export butter market is rice for creamery.On the other hand, - dairy butter is scarce and in good demand for Jocal consumption.Finest dairy ix now selling es high as 166.We quote: Finest creamery .\u2026 .Finest dairy .ie tere Lower grade dairy .i EGGS.There is little change in the situation.Pickled are being exported freely, but there are no fresh going to the Uld Country.Most af the eggs coming in are proving to have been kept too long; many sent in as fresh when sorted show a preponderance of number twos.We quote: Selected boiling stock .14e to 15e No.1 Candled .« .l3c to Me No.2.Candied .«» Uo to 126 Hay\u2014The market is dull to weaker.A large supply continues to come In, with poor supply contirues to come in, with poor que ities predominating.No.2 tn worth m $8.50 to $9, \u2018and No.1 from $11.50 to $12.80.Outside prices could only be realized for something especially fine.Provisions\u2014There is a fair demand.We quote us follows : \u2014 Best brand, sc, 6 to $17; hams, ilc to 15c: bacon, 12¢ to 18¢; pure lard, in pails, 8¢; compound lard, Blée ta 6c.Ashes\u2014Pear ash is firm, and $4.70 to vy re are stil worth about Honey\u2014The market is @ull, but prices ars y, as the supply is short.We quote: White clover, comb, 126 to 12K4c; dark comb, 10c; bright extracted, 8c to 8c; dark extracted, 7c.Bran\u2014Market 1s steady though not overactive and prices are $11 per ton In car lots for Ontario brands and $11 to $11.26 for Manitoba brands.Shorts are worth from \u2018$12 to $12.25.' Maple Products\u2014There is nothing doing, and syrup and sugars are at the one price of tigc to Bc per lb.BRITISH AND FRENCH MARKETS.Cable advices: to the Board of Trade this morning were as follows:\u2014London, Nov.&, 1897.\u2014Cargoes off coast, wheat, buyers and sellers apart; maize, nothing doing.Cargoes on passage, wheat, quist and steady; maize, quiet and steady.Rrglish country wheat markets firm.Liverpool\u2014S8pot wheat, firm; spot maize, quiet; No.1 Cala.spot wheat, 8s 214d to 8s 434d; mixed American maize, 38 1%d ; Minneapolis first bakers\u2019 flour, 2s.Fu- tures\u2014Wheat, steady, 78 8d Dec., 7s 73d March, 7s 5d May; maize, quiet, 3s 1%d Nov., 38 1%d Dec,, 3s 03d March.Paris\u2014Wheat, 26.20 Nov., 28.50 Jan.; flour, 61.50 Nov., 60.85 Jan.French country markets quiet.In Detroit wheat opened at 95lc Nov, 97%¢ Dec., May.In Duluth wheat opened at 850'4c Dec., 9i%c May.In St.Louis wheat opened at $1.01 Dec., ske May.In\u2018 Toledo heat opened at 97e Nov, 980 on ay.n Milwaukee wheat opened at 96%c cash, 904c Dec In New York wheat opened at 99%c Dec, 96% c May.RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.G.T.R.C.P.R.C'n\u2019l.T't'L.Wheat, bush.12700 8580 174181 196461 Corn, bush ., .46600 46600 Peas, bush .4900 2640 1003 8543 Oats, bush .11800 11000 1000 22800 Kye, bush .\u2026 4200 2145 .\u2026.0345 Flour, bris .5134 4800 9024 Meal, brls .300 300 Butter, pkgs.206 425 631 Cheese, bxs.1067 4750 6378 Lard, tierces .5 619 624 Eggs, cases .219 625 844 Ham, bacon, bxs 648 205 863 Tinned meats,pgs 8 51 Leather, rolls .2411 119 2580 Raw hides .28 28 Buckwheat .1200 .1200 Apples .601 er vere 601 MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND FLOUR.Receipts.Shipments.At Chicago\u2014 Corn, bush .300,000 457,000 Oats, bush .oo 847,000 118,000 Flour, bris .15,486 15,662 At New York\u2014 \u2018Wheat, bush .319,300 360,035 Corn, bush .102,800 66,808 Oats, bush ., .448,700 340.906 Flour, bris .16588 1 Flour, sacks .«.45,264 14,414 At Milwaukee\u2014 Wheat, bush .42,000 1,000 At Duluth\u2014 \u2018Wheat, bush .\u2026 .204,000 231,000 At Detroit\u2014 Wheat, bush .54,000 22,000 At Minneapolis\u2014 Wheat, bush .458,000 26,000 Av St.Louls\u2014 ! Wheat, bush .43,000 39,000 At Toledo\u2014 Wheat bush .+0 oo oo 45,000 2,000 MANITOBA WHEAT.The higher prices have led to freer selling by farmers in Manitoba markets, and when wheat touched 80c a good many farmers who had wheat stored in elevators, sold out.Prices in Manitoba country markets have been strong.A week ago to-day prices were advanced in Manitoba country markets 1c to 8c.On Wednesday, this week, prices were noticeably higher at a number of country points, 80c being paid for No.1 hard to farmers, at a number of points, and as high as 8lc to 82c was quoted at two or three points.Deliveries by farmers would average about 150,000 bushels per day.By the ciose of navigation the bulk of the crop will be out of the country as the movement started early and has been heavy right along, the weather \u201cbeing favorable throughout the season for threshing and marketing grain.The bulk of the crop continues to grade No.1 hard, with No.2 hard a slow second, and a very small percentage of other whrades.Prices in the Winn market advanced with other markets.The week opened with No.1 hard quoted at 93%4c to Mc, and sales at this range.On Tuesday, %4c was made.On Wednesday 9%c to 9%14c was quoted, with sales at this range, and on Thursday 95c was reached.There were liberal offerings, however, at this figure, Yesterday 3c better was touched, sales having been made at 95%%¢c at the top, but 95¢ was quoted at the close for No.1 hard afloat Fort William; No.2 hard quoted ¢ to 3c under No.1; and No.3 hard 4c under No.2, afloat, Fort William.A telegram from New York yesterday quoted Manitoba No.1 hard 98c c.1.f., Buffalo, equal to 95c Fort William.The rate on wheat from Duluth to Buffalo was quoted at 1l4c per bushel, Buffalo to New York, canal rate, including charges at Buffalo, 3%ec.TORONTO MARKAT.Toronto, Nov.3.\u2014Market quiet.Ficur, demand moderate,prices unchanged; str rollers quoted at $4.10 to $4.25 middle freights; Manitoba patents, $5.50 to $5.40 and strong bakers\u2019 $5.Wheat, less active, rath- or weaker; sales of red vinter made at 8c middle freights ; Manitoba wheat quoted easier at 95c, Fort William $1, Goderich Jud, Owen Sound, and $1.06 Toroato Bran quiet at $7.50 west and $8 middle freights; shorts, $11.50 to $12 west.Buckwheat steady; sales at \u201c8c to 28¢c west.Barley dull with offerings moderate; No.2 quoted at 3lc to 32e and feed rcld at Mc high freights.Oats steady, with fair demand; round lots of white sold at 2ilc to 2èc west, and at 22!4c middle freights ; mixed, 30%4c to 2lc west.Peas casier; sales at 42c high freights, and at £3c middle freigbts.Oatmeal quist; prices firm at $3.19 to $3.16 for cars on \u2018rack.Kye steady, fair demand; car lots sold at 48c to 44c middle freights.Corn qutet; prices steady; cars quoted at 26l4c to 27c west.CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov.3.\u2014 Hogs.\u2014To-day\u2019s estimated roceipts, 32, : yesterday's recetpts, according to official returns, 26,225; shipments, 3,319; left over, 3,000; light mixed, $3.40 to $3.76 ; mixed packing, $3.45 to $3.75; heavy shipping, $3.25 to $3.75; rough grades, $8.25 to $3.35.The receipts of cattle were 14,000.LIVERPOOL MARKET PRICES CURRENT.Liverpool, Nov.3.\u2014Spring wheat, 78 98d to 78 104; No.1 Cala., 8s 24d to 8s 43d ; corn, 3s 1%d; peas, 4s 11d; pork, 50s; lard, 23s; tallow, 18s; bacon, heavy, 38s; light, 37s 6d; cheese, 448 \u20acd.LONDON CONSOLS.London, Nov.3, 1230 p.m.\u2014Consois\u2014 Money, 111 15-16; account, 111 15-16.TO TURN OFF WATER, MONEY VOTED IN ORDER TO LE ABLE TO DO 50.THE CITY'S BONDS\u2014TFHAT $10,000 rop REPAIRS TO THE CITY HALL, The Finance Committee met yesterday afternoon and got through considerable routine business.The city treasurer drew attention to the fact that a large number of persons who had not paid their water taxes could not be deprived of water on account of the bad condition of the boxes containing the stop-cocks.He aaked that these boxe should be repaired out of the $3,700 voi ed the Water Committee for repairing service pipes.Ald.Sadler was in favor of this propo sition.The chaitmen of the Water Committee, Ald.Costigan, said it would take iar more than the $3,700 to put down all the new boxes required, and there would De nothing left to put down service pipes.It was finally decided that $1,700 should | be spent aw of the $3,700 in putting in a mamber.of new boxes.The city treasurer brought up the question of the city\u2019s bonds.It appeared that in 1870 bonds bearing seven percent interest were isgued.A few years ago these bonds were all ordered to be redeemed, and four percents were iæsued to replace them; $1,100 wes still outstanding, the bonds being discounted in the city audi tor's reports as permanent stock.Ald.Rainville pointed out that there was no such thing as seven percent stock.Mr.Robb, however, explained that the hoider of the stock had a certificate for 81,100 permanent seven percent stock signed by the late Treasurer Black.With regard to the $17,200 of six percents issued in 1871, | they wene outetanding because the address of the stockholders was unknown.It was decided to have the treasurer make & detailed report on the whole question and then go carefully into its discus sion.Ald.Penny, chairman of the City Hall Committee, explained once more to the committee the insanitary state the City Hall was in and asked that the 310,000, voted at the last ecssion of the legisla ture, to put it in repair, be hended over to his committee.He went on to explain that all the closets in the building were in very bed condition and new ones should be built at once.Ald.Rainville said that during the past four or five years about $17,000 had been spent upon doctoring up the building.It was explained by Ald.Connaughton that some time ago the Health Commit tee had taken upon iteelf to spend $803 upon the drains in the buäding.He did As pue it had ever had the legal do which should have been done by the City Hall Committee; he would never consent to the sma being Ald.Penny\u2014The City Hall Committee never consented to this work being done.It wae finally decided to appoint Ald.Savignac and Ald.Penny to examine the building again and make a report just as to its condition at the next meeting.The committee adjourned.\u2014_\u2014 MISS HOLLINSHEAD\u2019S CONCERT A large and appreciattve audience was in attendance at the Hallowe'en concert given by Miss Hollinshead on Monday night in the lecture hal! of the Dominion Methodist Church.Miss Hollinshead was assisted by Miss Louise Knight, Mr.Roland Paul, Mr.J.D.Ouellette, Mr.Jas.H.Campbell and Mr.Jas.McCarry.Mr.Hubert Baker also contributed a flute solo in fine style.Miss Hollinshéad, who was in excellent voice, sang in two duets with Mr.Roland Paul and Mr.Ouellette respectively, and also some solos receiving enthusiastic applause for each of her songs.Again and again had the performers to respond to encores, which were very numerous, and which showed how the audience appreciated what they heard.The concert proved in every way & most successful one.pres JACQUES CARTIER-PLOUGHING MATCH.The annual ploughing match of the County of Jacques Cartier, was held on Wednesday last, où the \u2018farm of Mr.Cardinal, in rear of Belair.The day was all that could be desired and the attendance was large.Thirty-two ploughs competed.The first prize in the first-class for ploughing, also first prise in the same class, for best horses and harness, were won by Hugh Ferguson, 1 for Mr.W.W.Ogllvie, of the Fait Ferme \"Lachine.\u2014_\u2014 MR.WARNICKER\u2019S FAREWELL.The Rev.J.Wasrnicker, pastor of the Point St.Charles Baptist Church, will bid farewell to his co gation on Sunday evening next, Mr.arnicker having accepted a call to Toronto.His departure from the \u2018Point\u2019 will be much regretted by all of the religious institutions regardless of denomination.He took an active part in religious work in that section of the city.-\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.Knabe Pianos in the Public Schools.The New York house of William Knabe & Co., which recently furnished 125 pr anos to the public schools in Brooklyn, hae just been awarded the contract for thirteen upright pianos which are to be placed in the kindergarten department of the public schools in that city.These thirteen uprights and three square pianos were delivered to the schools this week.The competition for this contract excited the keenest interest and all the leading makers sent in tenders.The contract was awarded solely on the merits of the In struments offered without regard to price, the only condition upon which the Messrs.Knabe consented to enter the competition, as it was obviously the only basis upon which their costly instruments could succeed.Choice samples of the new upright and hocizontal grands are Of view at the warerooms of the sole agenté Messrs.Willis & Co., 1824 Notre Dame street (near McGill street), Montresl.Gr: Othe oO 2090000080 BO \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OLIVET BAPT C This concert, w evening, proved a items on the prog really first-class ¢ ing for encores.plimented upon tl tion with their pa tainment deserve singing of the g) cate phrasing an tail and produced the audience.M planist of the even reception, having Although young Mastered the tec instrument, and passages with on & treat to lovers à recent tour in ! by special reques and his party at Baker and Fraser had to respond | played the \u2018Chatte Mr.Robt Anders Thicke, bumorist; and Mr.Hastie, c dered their numl and were well re \u20acnce.The ladles the programme a notice.sesses a clear no most pleasingly.of à Voice,\u2019 was Ida Magee was Ir oof \u2018Thou Alone\u2019 4 splay its que lies Stark, whos fast winning for he ranke of lea ull justice in he Brass Band ; T cs, and re an 7 played the \u2018 Core gave » \u2018British Grenadier \u20ac | 7 ¢] (Se) { .JAMES A.OGILVY & SONS\u2019 ADVERTISEMENT.CO os DE us Ju «vening attractions.Ua 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several items on the programme being rendered in really first-class style, in many cases calling for encores.The choir are to be com- rimented upon the result, and in connez- un with their part in the evening\u2019s entertainment deserve the highest praise, Their tnging of the glees was marked by deli- fate phrasing and careful attention to de- lail and produced a result most pleasing to the audience.Mr.Fred Morris, the solo blanist of the evening, met with a very warm r«ception, having to respond to encores.Although young he seems to have quite istered the technical difficultiss of this I\u201cstrument, and plays the most difficult iacsages with an ease and fluepcy that is a treat to lovers of good piano playing.In : rerent tour in New Brunswick he played by special request for Sir Wilfrid Laurier 471 his party at a private recital.Messrs.Baker and Fraser never played better, and sal to respond to an encore when they played the \u2018Chatterbox\u2019 with exquisite tasts.Mr.Robt.Anderson, violinist; Mr.Reginald Thicke, humorist; Mr.J.C.Barlow, tenor, ard Mr.Hastie, cornetist, individually ren- \u201cred their numbers most satisfactorily, a1 wire well received by the large audi- 72° The ladies whose names appeared on Programme deserve more than passing re.Miss Hutchison, of Toronto, posés a clear soprano voice, and uses it Tit pleasingly.Her song \u2018Only the sound 9, à voice was a decided succsss.Miss \u201c+ Magee was in splendid voice, £nd her ë \u2018Thou Alone\u2019 gave her an opportunity display its qualities to best advantage.Stark, whose rich contralto voice is 12° wining for her an enviable place in , franks of leading singers, did herself iY justices in her selections.The Oltvet (50 Frars Band made their first publie ap- \u2018ararce.and received quite an ovation.Tay played the \u201cHandicap March,\u2019 and for 2° Pnrore gave a very goad rendering of British Grenadiers.\u201d A good deal of inter- sagido est was taken in.this appearance, and the expectations of the audience were fully realized, if their reception can be taken as evidence.The music obtained from the use of these instruments is as pleasing as it 1s novel, and we have no doubt the Zobo Band will soon be recognized as entertainers of the first rank.The concert was under the direction of Mr.Ernest E.Kerr, the organisi of the church.eels.WHERE ARE THE DEBATERS ?INTEREST IN THE MOCK PARLIAMENT DYING OUT, AND ITS DISSOLUTION THREATENED.A meeting of the Montreal Parliamentary Debating Scclety was held last evening.The attendance, however, was not satisfactory, only five old members appearing, together with some fifteen strangers, and it was moved by Mr.S.M.saylis, the honorary secretary, and seconded by Mr.Norman Murray, that the meeting be adjourned sine die.Mr, Francis Topp moved in amendment, seconded by Mr, Ives, that the ad- journmert be until next Tuesday cvening.This was carried after a discussion, and if the members turn up then, officers will be elected, and the winter's programme arranged.It is intended to have a debate on the single tax.General regret is felt at the present want of Interest in this formerly energetic body, which has benefited numbers of young men who have taken part in it.The existence of the soclety, last year, was a continual struggle,tho everage attendance being little over a dozen.What is wanted is for the younger men to.come along and supply tLe places of those who have served the society in their time, but have now dropped off.The newcomers at last evening's meeting, were unanimous in their desire to see the society sustained, and if sufficient members can be Interested, this will be done, otherwise, after ten years\u2019 existence, the Mock Parliament goes to the wall.\u2014 CIRCUIT COURT CONGESTION.Several lawyers again complain of the congested state of affairs in the Circuit Court, and declare it nothing short of a shame to delay so long the appointment of à new colleague for the two judges of that tribunal, who are at present overwhelmed with work, and who cannot possibly prevent the accumulation of cases to the great annoyance and detriment of litigants.ras pre MR.TARTE'S P WILL BE FULLY CONSIDERED BY HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, \u2018TO-MORROW.IT8 DEFECTS ALREADY VERY APPARENT\u2014 INTERESTING \u201cDISPLACBMENT\u2019 EXPERIMENT.Mr.Tarte\u2019s new plan of harbor improvements was brought to the notice of the Harbor Commissioners yesterday afternoon by the reading of his letter, already published, to Mr.Mackay, the president.The plan was also passed around, but as the hour was growing late, and the board room was very cold, full consideration of the plan was deferred until the special meeting called for to-morrow at two o\u2019clock.In answer to questions by several members of the board, however, the harbor engineer showed that by simply altering the angle of the piers in Mr.Tarte\u2019s plan, half a mile more wharfage, fifty percent more area, and as wide a apace between the mouth of the canal and \u2018the first pier could be obtained; this with the same width of pier and the same width of basin.Mr.St.George also submitted a four- pier plan on the lines of Plan No.6, but with the piers three hundred feet wide.An interesting communication regarding the probable submersion of the \u2018Arabia\u2019 while going at full speed was received from Mr.E.L.Bond.He had just returned from making a trip to Quebec on that vessel, and he forwarded for the information of the investigation com- : mittee, some notes of an experiment made on the way down by the engineer.He gave the facts for what they were worth.Repeated examinations of the gauge, made on the principle of water fiinding its level, showed a difference between stop and full speed of five inches; full speed and half-speed, seven-eighths of an inch; between full speed and slow, two and a half inches.The harbor engineer was questioned as to the value of these experiments and replied that their accuracy would depend altogether upon the position of the orifice of the tube.Tf it was set dead square, it would indicate the pressure correctly; if it was the least bit forward, it would suck the water in, and if it was turned beckwarde, it would throw the water out.Mr.Bond was thanked for his communication.- Among the other business entertained and accomplished, the enquiry into the collision of the \u2018Yantic\u2019 and the \u2018Canadienne\u2019 was fixed for two o\u2019cleck this afternoon; Mr.Kennedy reported the placing of.all-tha, buoys, \u2018except two in the Richelieu rapids ; a communication was read from Pilot Brouille, stating that he considered the buoys which had been lately placed between Point Platon and St.Augustin were a nuisance, and simply a danger during the night; Messrs.D.Torrence & Co.wrote asking for an enquiry into the grounding of the \u2018Ma- dura\u2019 at Windmill Point, which communication was referred to the Pilot Committee; and the Chambly Light & Power Company wrote asking permission to use certain portions of the Harbor Commissioners\u2019 property for two lines of their wires.After some discussion the application was given into the hands of the harbor engineer to report upon at a future meeting.HOTEL RUNNERS.IMPORTANT DECISION AS THEIR RIGHTS.In the Police Court this morning Judge Dugas rendered judgment in the case of Mr.John O.Glackmeyer, complainant, against Messrs.Frank Quinn, Daniel Corri- gan and J.Fraser Crierle, employees of the Ontario & Richelleu Navigation Company.He said: The defendants are accused of baving committed an assault upon the complainant, on Aug.17, on the steamboat \u2018Spartan\u2019 belonging to the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company, running between Cornwall and Montreal, defendants belng then in the employ of sald company.The complalnant is what is termed a \u2018hotel runner,\u201d and was then employed as such by the Queen's Hotel, in Montreal.He declares that he purchased his ticket from the company\u2019s agent at Cornwall for which he pald the ordinary fare, and boarded the steamer as an ordinary passenger.He entered into conversation with some passengers, strangers to the city of Montreal, to whom he gave different informations, and little by little, the conversation was brought: to the different hotels of Montreal.The result was that he was forcibly ejected by the defendants because they alleged he was present on the boat as a \u2018hotel runner \u2019 but there was no evidence adduced to prove such an allegation, although there was suspicion that if he had the opportunity he would have committed the nuisance which the company by its regulations wants to prevent.I find in this instance that the forced ejectment constituted an asgault upon the complainant.I may add that there is a point which might have its strength in favor of the complainant, and which has not been argued upon, that is, that the company having received the money from the complainant, could they eject him, éven when a nuisance, disturbance or an annoyance has been committed without offering to reimburse him?It is not established that this was done, and upon the whole each defendant is compelled to pay a fine of ten dollars and costs or go to jail for one month.THE EXCHANGE BANK.Argument was heard before Judge Loran- ger this morning in the case of Macdonald vs.Bulmer et al.This is a claim by Mr.Duncan Macdonald, as a depositor and creditor, against the directors of the defunct Exchange Bank, and while the defendants plead two years prescription, the plaintiff holds that this being a question of mandate the law governing long term prescription applies.After hearing argument on both sides, and taking note of the authorities quoted, the Court teak the case en TO delibers- ¥ \u2018 five years\u2019 he ng of { cational establishmenta.ars Cures | Pormaliently Cures a iar Scrofula, \u2018 which 18 one of the worst.afflie- | tions of tho human race, and comes A from impure bleed.Eczema, \u2018a mést offensive and uncomfortable affection of the skin, also due to impure blood.Salt Rheum, a torment to the flesh, a disfigurement to-the body, and a drain on the system, algo due to vitlated blood, Pimples which are \u201cNatures adv dement of foul blood, Catarrh, which very often comes from a chronfe affection of the circulation, is a constant offence to one\u2019s self and all his friends.Rheumatism, which all authorities now attribute to various aciditles in the blood, which this great blood purifier of the age, Hood's Sarsaparilla, corrects.Hood'sSarsaparilla Is sold by all\u2018 druggists.$1; six for $5.Prepared only by C.1.Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, \u2019 ; the best after-di; Hood's Pills pij, ia digestion.2e re THE A.O.F.AND LODGE DOCTORS.A special meeting of the Ancient Order of Foresters was held last night at 5 Place.d\u2019Armes square for the purpose of discussing the lodge doctor question.There wae a large attendance of members and the proceedings were very thorough and enthusiastic, After considerable die cussion.of the question from every point of view the following resolution moved by Brother Moisey, seconded by Brother Eberwein, was put to the vote and passed unanimously:\u2014 \u2018Whereas the action of the College of Physiciang and Surgeons regarding the prohibiting of .doctors engaging themselves to berfeyglent secteties for a specified sum per andum is not to the\u2019 best interests of fra- terpal societies and would prove Cisastrous to those depending upon, queh.servi that du meeting hereb, decptices Satin lege of Physfcans and Surgedns, and resolves to co-opersté with all other fraternal societies In any action that is necessary to obtain the eontintance of the system now in vogue between the fratertal socfeties and the medical fraternity.deputation consisting of District Chief Ranger Moore and Bros.Moisey and Stoba_was \u2018appointed to attend the joint méeting.of all accieties to be held at 81 St.James street on Friday night, on which occasion the question, will be thoroughly gene-into.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PAIR OF ABDUCTORS.THEY WILL BE TKIED FOR THEIR CRIME.Judge Desnoyers this morning rendered judgment in the cass or James Fitupatrick and Emmett Whelan, accused of abducting two ycung girls on the night of the reception to Sir Wiltrid Laurier, on his return frcm Englahd.- The pair were indicted under section 28 of the Criminal Code, which says that anybody luring a girl from her h¢me under the age of sixteen is llable to imprisonment, but His Honor did rot consider the evidence suificient jo comimit the pair for trial under that section.AA the same time, in his opinion, the testimony of several witnesses for the prosecution wes sufficient to send them to the Court of Queen's Bench for trial under section 282, which says that it is an indictahle offonte to entice a gir] from the.home of her par- erts, wkben \u2018under the age of twenty-one years, and the person convicted of such a crirhe.18 liable be sent to tho peniten- tlery for fourteen years.Under that section the pair were sent for trial.It: seems that the defence proved ihe girls were Over the agc of sixteen years, consequently, they could not be prosecuted under rection 283.It will be reriembered tnat the girls were kept away from their hames about four days, and that time was spent in two hotels in tha: city.T F \u2014\u2014- CORTESTING A DOCTOR'S BILL, The case of Dr.Manseau against the estate of the late J.L.Barre came up for hearing before Judge Pagnuelo this morning.; By his action the plaintiff claims a certain amount for professional services rendered to deceased and members of hia family, and the account is resisted on the ground of excessive charges, especially as regards visits which were put down at $2.A number of physicians were examined, and the bulk of the evidence went to show that medical charges often vary in a considerable way, according to the circumstances of the ojlents and the nature of the malady.?\u2014\u2014 PRACTICE COURT RESTORED.The method inaugurated after the summer holidays, of hav all matters connected with the Practice Court, called up and disposedzof by.the: judge, distributing the cases in the S8upertor Court every morning, bas not proved satistactory, owing to the\u2019 large amount of husiness coming before that Court, and the old spectal Practice Court system was re-established this morning.Henceforth, the Practice Court will sit every.morning\u201d during the term, but at 11 o'clock only, so as allow the lawyers to be present at the bution of cases in oided at 1awyers ust wear thotr robes 1a cided.Wyary wear thair n the Practice Court as well as in all the other Courts.- \u2014\u2014 MORE TEST CASES.The town of egmount has entered actions: agginst the- ary of St.Sulpice and the ers of the Congregation for the collection taxes which defendants refuse to pay où the ground exemption as edu- \u201cPHILLIPS COLONIAL HOUSE, SQUARE.cent and 15 percent.cent off.only by us in MontreaL DEPARTMENT.EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.We have just purchased a Job Lot of Two Hundred (200) pieces of TAPESTRY CARPETS.The regular price of these goods is 60¢ yard.During the \u2018next TEN DAYS we will offer the entire lot at \u2026 \u201c47\u20ac yard, less 5 percent cash.+ As usual, at this time of the year, we have lookad over our stock and marked down all.Odd Pieces 10 \u2018per- GREAT BARGAINS IN - Wiltons, Axminsters, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets.We have about 15 pieces of 1 yard wide Wilton Stair Lengths, from 3 yards, to 10 yards, to clear at 50 per- SPECIAT.New set of Samples of TEMPLETON'S FINE RUGS.Orders taken for any size and colorings, Bissell\u2019s Best « Gold Medal\u201d Carpet Sweeper sold MONTREAL HENRY MORGAN & CO.: 0) SHIPPING AND HARBOR NEWS.The Head Line 88.Malin Head sailed from Belfast yesterday direct to Montreal.She will complete the sailings on the Head Line fleet this season from this port.The Allan Line 88.Tower Hill, from Live1pool for Montreal, passed inwards af Fame Point on Tuesday morning.The Allan Line 8S.Buencs Ayrean sailed for Liverpool this morning with a full general cargo, including 393 head of cattlo and 83 horses.wh The Allan Line SS.Corean, from Philadelphia for Liverpool and Glasgow, arrived at St.John\u2019s this morning.: The Allan\u2019 Line 88.\" Laurentian, from the St.Lawrence for Liverpool, arrived out on Wednesday morning with the loss of two oxen out Of 763 cattle and:i0 horses.The Dominion Line R.M.8.Scotsman will leave.this port on her last trip tor this season earlier than usual this week owing to the low water in the St.Lawrence river and unsettled weather.About 11 o'clock on Friday next is the time appointed instead of Saturday.The Dominion Line R.M, 8.Vancouver will leave for Liverpool on Nov.11 for her winter sailing- to Portland, and it is expected she will return to Liverpool from Portland on Nov.27.The Allan Line R.M.S.Parisian will sail from Liverpool on Nov.18 for Portland,and will return from the latter port on Dec.4, and from Halifax on Dec.6.This steamer has been timed to reach home for the Christmas holidays.Le Father Point, Que., Nov.3.\u2014The SS.Bohemian, Hamburg-American Packet Company, from Hamburg and Antwerp, inward 10.30 a.m.STEAMER KERSAGE AGROUND.Point Edward, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014The steamer Kersage \u2018ran hard aground on the bar in the river just below here this morning, Three tugs are at work trying to haul her off.THE RIVERS RISING.The water in both the St.Lawrence and Ottawa rivers has risen considerably owing to the almost incessant rains of ihe past two days and nights.The Ottawa river has kept higher this fall than last, while the St.Lawrence has been comapratively lower.FREIGHT CARS IN DEMAND.The Grand Trunk Railway Company are having their freight cars overhauled in order fo supply the demand for them until \u2018they get the flve hundred new ones that are being built, which are to cost about $460 each.New platforms and other repairs necessary for the carrying of grain, cattle, etc., are receiving attention on the old ones ut the differsnt workshops belonging to the compary.It appéars the earnings from the carrying of freight this year is in excess of former years on tha different lines of railways.IMPORTANT NOTICE TO NAVIGATORS, The following information, which has just been issuec by the Department of Marine and Fisheries, ia important to navigators to the Lower Ports: \u2018Two leading lixhts, established by the Government of Canada on Caveau Point, at the entrance to Eastern Harbor, Cheticamp, on the north-west or Gulf of St.Lawrence coast of Cape Breton, in the Province of Nova Scotia, were put in operation on Nov.3.The lights are shown from square wooden towers, with sloping walls, surmounted by square wood- \u2018en lenterns, the whole painted white.The \u2018two buildings are similar in every respect, and each is 27 feet high from its base to the vane on the lantern.The front tower stards on the extremity of Caveau Point, T7 feet back from the top of the cliff, on land elevated 30 feet above high water mark.Lat.N.46 degrees, 39 min., 20 secs.: long.W.60% deg., 69 min., 60 secs.The front light is fixed white, elevated 52 feet above high water mark, and should be visible eight miles from all points of approach by water.The illuminating apparatus consists of a small pressed glass lens.The back range tower stands 740 feet 8.50 deg.E.(8, 76 deg., E.true) from the front one, on land elevated 75 feet above high water mark.The light is a fixed white catoptric elevated 97 feet above high water mark, and should be visible eight miles fn, and over a small arc on each side of the line of range.The two lights in one, bearing S.50 deg.E., THE NEW PARLOR GAME, BOBITY.lead into the entrgnee of Mawtwrn Harbor ot of the mers end.ot i laland, and betweèn 1£ ahd Ca 8h Th shopid be kept fn aï until Ess the - tern Harbor range hts are brought in one.This notice affects Admiralty charts Nos.2034, 2516, 2666 and 2727, and the substance of it should be entered in the Canadian List of Lights and Fog Signals between the Ncs.308 and 810.GULF REPORT.L\u2018Istet\u2014Light fall of snow; east wind; inward at 8.30 a.m., steamer; outward at 8 a.m., Savoy.River du Loup\u2014Cloudy; raining; strong, east wind.Father Point\u2014Heavy fall of snow; east wird; inward yesterday at 4 a.m., Acadian; 10 p.m., Tower Hill.Fame Point\u2014Light fall ef snow; strong, east wind; Inward yesterday at 3.30 p.m., Hispania (German steamer).North Shore\u2014Heavy fall of snow; strong, east wind.Mingan\u2014Outward at 7 a.m., Otter.Anticosti\u2014Cloudy; raining; east wind.Meat Ccve\u2014Cleudy; raluing; strong, southeast wind.Low Peint\u2014Cloudy; raining; strong south wird; outward yesterday, Polino; p.m.Turet Court.\u2014 VOLUNTEERS AND DRILL.AN IMPORTANT JUDGMENT.A WARNING TO INSUBORDINATE SOLDIERS, To-day there was a crowded court room when Judge Desnoyers rendered judgment in the case of George Thompson, a private of the 65th Battalion No.6 company, accused of neglecting to attend drill on Oct.8, and parade on Oct.10 and 13.The complainant was Lieut.Pelletier.His Honor said.\u2018The accused is a private soldier enrolled in No.6 company of the 6&th Battalion, under the command of Lieut.Pelletier.The charge referred-to is taken under section 112 of the Militia Act, 49 Vie- toria, chapter 41.He was notified 10 tae ordinary way, through the newspapers, to attend drill on the dates in question, to prepare for the annual inspection.The advertisement, which appeared in the \u2018Patrie\u2019 is sufficient for every soldier.The defendant had been told personally to be present on Oct.10 and 13, and even threatened punishment if he did not appear.A postal card was also sent to him, but still he refused to attend.On one occasion Lieut.Pelletier accosted him in thre street and begged him to be present, offering to withdraw the proceedings against him if he would put in an appearance.Notwithstanding these continuous appeals he did not go and could not give legitimate excuses for his absence.The defendant argued that the time of meeting was not stated in the advertisement which was true enough, but every private knows that the drill practice takes place in the evening.He further tries to get out of it by quoting section 115 of the Militia Act whereby one month's notice has to be given in the case of a parade that only refers to officers.After elaborating other law points His Honor found the defendant guilty and condemned him to a fine of fifty cents and costs or ten days\u2019 imprisonment.i pr STOLE HIS FATHER'S COAT.Ir.the Police Court thls morning Louls Lessard was accused of stealing a coat from his father, Benjamin Lessard, who, resides on St.Timothe street.Detective Lamouche affected the arrest.The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Judge Desnoyers sent him to jail for six months. .-\u2014\u2014 PE ee ta PSM mM 3 > ONUMENT NATIONAL Snimtea Sree Taf i oF Jaa RIOAL i Yikimex, : i ; he Frag n War.ory hon from JID are iy 100ad THE FRÉE EDUCATIONAL AND.INDUSTRIAL CLASSES Have Re-Opened at the EVANGELISTIC HALL, 2434 Bt.Catherine street.Sunday, 3.30 p.m., Bible Claes.Monday, 8 p.m., Read! ng, Writing, Arithmetic, Bookkeaping, French, Plun Sewing, Crocheting and Fancy Work, a Tuesday, 4 pus Gospel Sérvica for Chll- ren, Wednesday, 220 p.m., \u201cHappy Circle of Busy Workers,\u201d a sawing class for Girls from 5 to J5 yenrs.Thursday, 8 p.m., firat Thureday' of each racrth a \u2018\u2018Soclal.\u2019\u2019 The remaining Thurs- \u201c \u2018Gays, the What-We-Can Circle of King's Daughters Friday, 8 p.m., Dressmaking.Saturday.All Young Women Welcome.A RT - ASSOCIATION, ' drnitithe square.ADVANCED ART CLASSES, Session 1897-1898.These Classes will commence on FRIDAY, 15th OCTOBER, under the direction of Mr.WILLIAM BRYMNER, R.C.A.Class rooms open daily for instruction and study.Students nre granted the privileges of Asso- clate Members during the Session.TWO SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COMPETITION, Intending Students please communicate with the Secretary as soon as possible.18 - TavrspAr, Nov.4.USUAL BUSINESS MEETING Tr 07 the Y, W.C.T.U, \u2018Will be held in the Evangelistic Hall, St.Catherine-street, on THURSDAY, Nov.4th, at.three o'clock.ETHEL F.WILSON, Recording Secretary.3 COURT FREEDOM, No.483, CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS.our late Bro.W.Moodie, from his late residence, 328 Elm avenue, West.mount, on THURSDAY AFTERN QON, at 230 p.m.Sipe Sister ST.ANTREWS BOCTETY.The Annual Preparatory Meeting for re- celying Reports, Election of Office Bearers other pusiness, will be held at St.An- rs Home on THURSDAY EVENING Nov.4, 1897, at 8 o'clock.By order, JOHN OGILVY, Hon.Sec.Montreal, Oct.30th,\u201d 1897.30 \u201cINOMETHING NEW.\u201d \u201cFeast of Days.\u201d| HiFMANÉEL CHURCH.NOVEMBER 4, Evening, NOVEMBER 5, Afternoon amd Evening.Goep MUSIC, First appeara of the Gramephene.Lets of Attractions.Every day of the week fully reprisented ABMISSION, 16c, FEDSRATION LODGE, The bers of the members above lodge are req to attend the funeral of their lste Bro.Wm.Moodle, from his late residence, {38 Elm avenue, Wentmount, on THURSDAY, tre 4th, at 280 p.m.T.D.HOFLAND, Recorder.P.S.\u2014Members of Sister Lodges are requested to a: ttend.Y.wW.C.T.U.The Regular Business Meeting of the Young Women\u2019s Christian Temperance Union, will be held in Miss Barber's Rooms, St.Catherine street, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov.4th, at 3.30 :0\u2019clock.EE BARRON, Lg fe PP HE, 3 ni Carrenponding Secretazy.I+ Fripar, Nov.5.A\u201d ENTERTAINMENT Will be givén in the RAILROAD Y.M.C.A.HALL, corner of Richmond and Wellington streets, On FRIDAY Evening, Nov.5, at 8 o'clock.By the members -of the Centenary Methodist Church Choir and others.ARMIFSION |.Pancakes & [laple Syrup Mountain 86.Mothedist Chureh, FRIDAY EVENING, November 5.Tea at 6.50 pom, Musical Programme st § o'clock.Admission, single, 156.deuble, 233\u20ac.FREE.NEWFOUNDLAND BANK TRIAL.St.John\u2019s, Nfig, Nov.3.\u2014The long defaxred trish: of the directors of the defunct banks was begun yesterday before Sir David Patrick Chalmers, former Chief \u2019.Justice of British Guiana, who came from \"England to conduct the pruveedings, as the local judges were inefigibie because more of leis interested in tue \u2018defunct banks FRIDAY, \u201cNov.ë Westmount.Y's: tran, For Charitable Purposes, WINDSOR HALL, Historical and Literary Tablesux._ Fancy Marches, = Japanese Wedding.FRIDAY, NOV.5, at 8 pin._ PROGRAMME.Selection\u2014Orchestra.nese Wedding.leau\u2014'Hermione.\u2019 eon Glee Club\u2014Mr.P.T.MOORE, Leader, Tableau\u2014\u2018Pocahontas.\u201d Plano Solo\u2014Mr.LIBBICH.Tableau\u2014'New Cavalisr.\u2019 Solo\u2014Miss\u2019 HOLLINSHHKAD.Tableau\u2014'\u2018Soldier\u2019s Dres\u2026m.Mandolin Solo\u2014Prof.LAGHANCE, Tableau\u2014'Romeo and Julie McGill Banjo Club\u2014H.Be HILBORN, Leader.Tableau\u2014\u2018Enoch Arden.\u2019 Solo\u2014Mrs.HARVEY.Tableau\u2014\u2018Columbus.\u2019 Recitation\u2014Miss REYNOLDS.Tableau\u2014 Rivals.\u2019 PE Mar: Ry © \u2014 Pan Bolo\u2014Prof.J.PARKER.Qableau Merchant of Venice.\" Quartette\u2014Mess R.PAUL, CAMERON, MORRISON, MOORE.Patriotic Tableau.REICHLING\u2019'S ORCHESTRA.Prof.FRANK NORMAN, Director; Mr.J.FORD, Stage Manager.Admission, 25 cents.Reserved Seats, 50c and 75c.Sale of seats now open at Shaw's and the Lindsay-Nordheimer Co.23 TurspAr, Nov.9.Scotch Concert In the Lecture Hall of KNOX CHURCH.TUESDAY Evening, Nov.9, at 8 o'élock.Tickets.BIC Can be obtained from J.B.Picken & Co., St James st,, Walter Paul and C.W.Coates, 8.Catherine st.to ek ¢ NOVEMBER $ \"2-2 S| M|T|W,|T|F |S | S| 2| 3] 4j 5} 6 7| 8] 9/40/11|12H13 14|15|16|17/18/19]20 21 |22|23|24|25|26| 27 28|29|30|.|.[++|+- 1j [0+[o0]00 [0h sr Arts LEA - sa wt oad SURSCHIPTION RATES, Dally Witness, $300, \u2018Witness, $1.0: na [ductions o 2 cu Non pere pd ies to onp bla, iF 2108 04 annum fi uen oh Northern Messen Commer eek The, last edition Vise, ALLY Wrrwwes is de- ie oh city gyory evening of Fublioation à un.e\u2014 : ADVERTISING RATES.DAILY WITNESS, Five lines and.frends 100.per Bne-, Srnteust on favorable terms VERRE Obé-thied lee ie a dé Ee: os .\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 AD bust .mould be aôdress John Dougill & Son,\u201d \u2018Witness\u2019 Ofies, Montréal, and ail letters to the Editor should be addressed Bison of the \u201cWitocie, Monuesl* | The Baily Witarss.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1897.derstand the.arrangement, to run à { between~8t.John, N.B., and\u2019 Liverpool, '| ceive the subsidy formerly paid the Do-.| well for at least one winter, and the eom- which is very much the mere valuable, | though perhaps less showy, service.The St.John is, it may be hoped, .the be- | ginning only of a great winter transat- break 38\u201d j orebly maintained on Ptece in the transatlartic business, ~ Tammany candidate, Van Wyck ; ; one Marshal Blanco, the new captain-gen- eral of Cuba, is reported to have alréady sent a cable message to Spain announcing that he has formed a favorable -opin- jon regarding the prospects for'the paci- Beatin of 0 Cube.Considering that the ly.been lon enough, fe aad rel fis \u2018Lota being unpacked ; that during his previous term of office as captain-general he utterly failed to approach pacifying the insurgents, and that his much more \u2018energetic immediate predecessor, General Weyler, has been only moderately :sic- cessful, most people will cobclude that | the announcement referred\" to'is sôme-.what premature.Unfortunately, Bpan- ish officials have always been too much addicted to proclamations and talk rather than action, and whether or not the lat- _| ter may still avail to retain the \u2018Queen of the Antilles\u2019 to Spain, it is quite certain that \u2018pronunciamentos\u2019 will not do so.In any case, the new captain-gen- eral has failed to make the only announcement whiçh could.possibly .bear i fruits of peace, pamdly, that 3 the.promised autonomy of Cuba.It may well be too late for, fen À it to, produce t the desired effect, but it looks as if the most favorable opportunity for proclaiming it has been allowed tc slip past.If \u2018Made: at a later date the disaffected may rea- | sonsbly believe that he.oencempion is simoly wrested from their present rulers,\u2019 hundred and\u2019 \u2018ffty- five thousand for Low, | party might be s0 considered.The Re- AN \"ECONOMICAL\" SERVICE.\u201c The terms of the égresment, reached by the Dominion.Government with the Beaver Steamship \u2018Compadly for \u2018the Atlantic mail service fora, year \u2018are, it seems to us, very: favorable.to thie country.Last winter Canada paid a subsidy to the\u2019 Beaver \u2018line for a winter service between St.John, New Brunswick, and a British port, \u201cwhich * as an experiment.proved very successful so far as it was carried.St.John, N.B., as the winter terminal of an ocean freight line in connection with Canada\u2019s greatest railway system, did a business which amply warranted the greater project which has now been arranged for.The Beaver Line Company agrees, as we un- ita vessels to call both gong and coming to receive and deliver the mails at Halifax.For this double service it is to re- minion and Allan companies for the mail service to Halifax alone, and foregoes the subsidy it received last winter for the freight service.The mail and passenger service to Halifax will\u2019 not be as fast or as fine this winter äs.it has been hitherto, but it will serve the purpose pany will improve the service by next summer.In recompense for the somewhat less swift mail service Canada will have, without the payment of the extra subsidy, the continuance of the winter freight service from St.John, N.B., initiation of a winter freight service from lantic transportation business between Canada and Europe, which will receive a great impetus with the establishmént of a fast line.It is well that any subsidy paid by Canada should be solely for the encouragement and aid \u2018of her pwn winter ports and not in any: degreë for the encouragement and bullding & up.of th rival ports of the United\u201d Btä et the relations» 90: long ion aidés,\" ind with to fauch benefit to pee cours, between the Dominion \u2018Governnient \u2018and the two oldest and most \u2018representative of Canadian steamship companies, : the Allan and Dominion lines; will be regretted.But it is to be hoped that these compänies, which have done s0 miuch to build up Canada\u2019s océan service, and which for a time-led the van of progress, will under the new conditions which promise à great forward movement on\u2019 the part of the\u2019 Dominion, take their old mr TAMMANY\u2019S VICTORY.The returns of the.maÿoralty election held in Greater New: York yesterday are as yet far from complete, but from Ahiybalresily summed up it'id éstimated, probably With a fair degree of accuracy, that about four hündréd and: fifty thousand votes were cest, of which two hundred and thirty thousand were for the the | good.\u2018government candidate\u201d; oîe hundred thousand for Tracy, the Repyblican candidate, and sixteen thousantt\u2019 for Henry George, junior, -the Jeffekadnian Demoeraéy candidate.Tammany, or th: National Democracy, as it is officlally | termed, .stands at the head iof the poll\u2019 not only in New York, bit in Brogkiyn- also, and of course in- Richmond, or Staten Island.Mr.Low polled a very large vote, but neither in \u201cNew: York nor in Brooklyn did he receive.ss large a proportion of the whole \u2018number.of.Notes cast\u2019 an it -was confidently expected he would.Judging merely by the returns \u2018themselves, the reason for this is; twofold.Mr.Tracy, the Republican, or Platt, candidate, polled: a very much larger vote both in \u2018New York and Brobklyn than anybody but the.Republicans: themselves thonght.péohable.That the Independent vote cast for Mr.Low was 80 big is, in view of the large Repub- x , 1 the causé of éd goyerninent \u2018even when betrayed in #ha.house of those who were considered ita friends,- if any \u2018political | interested: -in- good, vernment, have been téughé a lesson \u201cot ter 5 possi?whith; it may be publicans, wha arg\u2019 for.he \u201cmost\u2019 part remets ire ia \u2018 survived the contest.Le almost - hiped, will\u2019 not be 16874 futurd con- They had good tandidate, who, it uninfinenced by bosses, would probably | s {have given the city good government had | he been elected, but the fact that their | candidate was the nominee of a cunning and corrupt political \u2018boss\u2019 placed this great historical party in the ruck of the {race for the government of the métro- politan city.of the United States, and rendered it weak in comparison with a despised independent movement supported largely by Republicans.\u2018The strength of the great historical party was hardly sufficient to secure the defeat of the Citizens\u2019 Union.The disaster to the George.party by the death of their great leader was not averted, was scarcely: lessened by the nomination of Mr.George\u2019s son, and this was partly the reason of the defeat of the Citizens\u2019 Union.There can be little:doubt that had Mr.George lived he would have polled seventy-five or a hundred thousand votes.In a campaign in which he was probably counted nut, his counted vote was nearly \u2018seventy thousand.For the most part hid.strength: would have drawn from Tammany, which probably, \u2018owing \u2018to his \u2018death, was able.to poll just about the same vote that Bryan polled.Mr.George, who had done signal service for the Bryan cause, whe calculated to win à large part of the Bryan vote had he As it was, his vote almost certainly went to Tammany.It.is.probable, too, that Tammany received the full support of the saloon influence and power.All the leading candidates were pledged against the hearty execution of the Raines law, but Tammany was, with reason, treated as the most friendly to the liquor cause.Mr.Low, who declared that he would execute the letter of the law, was the most distrusted of all the candidates by the beer interest, and probably, in spite of | his hedging, he received but a small part of the German vote.Lithographs of either the Platt or Croker candidates appeared in every saloon window, Tammany\u2019s victory is a great blow to the cause of good municipal government not only in New York, but everywhere throughout the United States and in other countries also, to which the influence of the United States reaches.For four years Tammany will be in possession of the immense governmental powers , Without e jn.of the.mayor, did not appear before the electors, he made no popular addresses, he was practically unknown to the electors, who voted for him simply because he was the Tammany candidate and Croker\u2019s man.Not allowed to show his face or to speak a word in \u2018the campaign, it is not likely that he will be anything more than the puppet of Croker, now that he has been elected without any exertion on his own behalf.Tammany will, through him, wield the patronage and power of the immense municipality of Greater New York.During four years it will doubtless use all this power and patronage to reconstruct, expand and strengthen the political machine throughout the whole area of the metropolis, In Brooklyn, in Staten Island, in Long Island City, it will secure as strong an organization comparatively as in New York.Against all this the cause of good government will have to struggle for four years without an opportunity to contest and overthrow it.All the lovers of good government in New York, all the foes of Tammany, have, however, probably been convinced that without unity they cannot hope for success against the influence and power of Tammany out of office, not to say in office.Democracy in the United States was on: ite \u2018tidal yesterday.I isin\u2019 the mwinici- pal contests of the greater cities\u2014New York Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburg, San Francisco, and the vest\u2014 that.the real test of democratic institu- \u2018tions in the United States is being applied.The result of the test is not satisfactory.Bad government has been victorious, But there is room for hope\u2019 in the fact that the cause of geod government owed its defeat to division, and that unity will bring about a triumph in the long run._\u2014\u2014e THE FARMERS\u2019 INTEREST IN HAR- : BOR IMPROVEMENT.It ie not easy to treat seriously such a letter as that of Mr.W.H.Trenholme on the question of the Montreal harbor improvement; so illogical is it and full of unfounded assumptions.Mr, Trenholme himself probably did not notice how impossible it was for him to execute the task he set himself at the beginning of \u2018his letter, of showing how the farmers '¢f the Dominion are in fawor of Mr.\u2018Tartes.scheme of providing \u2018greater facilities in the east end of the harbor.Mi ; A vd i ods mere tol of Croker and Taitiniany, He hid sop to \u2018abandon the task for: the far easier one of proving what no one denies, that the \u2018farmers of our Domin- \u2018ion want better and cheaper facilities of \u2018handling produce at Montreal.Mr.\u2018 Trenholme will probably admit that the expression \u2018better and cheaper facilities at Montreal\u2019 is by no means synonymous with that of \u2018greater facilities in the east end of our harbor,\u2019 whick is at Hochelaga, although he is unconscious'y driven to use it as such in order to make a show of defending his original statement.The farmers of the Dominion of Canada, far from \u2018wanting greater facilities in the east end,\u2019 do not, with the exception of a small number of them, know or care anything at all about the east end or the west end or the central portion of the harbor of Montreal.Mr.Trenholme mistakes his own wishes and those of perhaps a score of farmers who are owners of land in the east end, and are naturally supporters of any proposals for government expenditure there which may improve the values of their property, for those of the farmers of the Dominion generally.The tens of thousands of Canadian farmers who read the \u2018Witness\u2019 will hear with a smile of amusement of their own interest in and anxiety about enlarging the Hochelaga wharves and the neceesity of their having a representative on the Board of Harbor Commissioners of Montreal, and presumably on the Quebec Board also, and of boards which should be created to that end at all lake, river and sea ports of the Dominion.It is true, however, that Capadian farmers are interested, deeply interested, in facilitating and cheapening the transportation of grain produce and animale, and even merchandise imported into or exported from the Dominion, and therefore especially interested in the improvement to that end of the harbor of Montreal, which is the chief Atlantic seaport oi the Dominion.For that very reason their interests are all opposed to Mr.Tarte\u2019s avowed scheme of forcing the shipping and commerce from the central portion of the harbor to the east end at Hochelaga.Why is the shipping and commerce so crowded and active in the central harbor that there are heard demands from the steamship companies, from the merchants and from all the business inter- | ests for more wharves and more ac- .commodation and more facilities there ?Bimply because that is the place \u2018where it is most convenient and \u2018cheapest for both shippers, merchants and others to have goods, produce and grain put on board or taken off vessels, and it is right at the heart of the business portion of the city, near the custom house, near where the warehousemen are, and within easy reach of the offices of hurried business men.The foot of the canal, down which barges bring grain, lumber and produce by the St.Lawrence route, is there, and the barges after leaving the canal float in a few minutes alongside the ships into which their cargoes go over the side of the vessels, All this simply means that the business can be done most cheaply there in the central part of the harbor, and that is the reason why the shipping and commerce is there, and why it should not be forced away by those who have other intereets than those of shipping and commerce\u2014the interests, for instance, of land-owners desirous of having their properties benefited by government expenditures.During the last fifteen or twenty years over three hundred thousand dollars has been spent in building piers and wharves at the east end.There are two miles and a half of wharf space there at which one steamship was found unloading the other day, and the wharves were almost bare, except for some old \u2018lumber and a few damaged railway cars.If Mr.Trenholme and the farmers in the neighborhood of Hochelaga want wharf or basin space there are thousands of square yards of it there unoccupied.The present accommodation at the central portion of the harbor is overtaxed with the business of the rest of the farmers of the Dominion, and that is the reason that more steamship berths, more wharfage space, greater facilities and other improvements are urgently demanded there.Mr.Trenholme says the farmers are in favor of high level wharves ; if they are, they are opposed to Mr.Tarte, who directs that only low level wharves shall be constructed, and upon the low level wharves all the facilities demanded by Mr.Trenholme, such as grain storehouses, elevators, permanent machinery for loading and unloading vessels cannot very weil be constructed.The Canadian Pacific Railway elevators are in the east end, and have not done a rushing business by any means ; the company has never thought it worth while to provide the means for unload- ing grain from the river barges into For) Ww 'EDNESDAT, Novexses 8, 1897, their elevators, th though bound by they agreement with the Harbor Commissioners tô do so.The interests of the farmers of the Dominion are dentyg with those of the business men Cie Board of Trade, Corn Exchange 4,1 Montreal generally, and they are 1 ungnimously in favor of central improvement simply because ler.can be best and most cheaply donc Tere If Mr.Tarte and the la d-owrore Hochelaga had their way, and con! an pel the removal of the harbor fran -.central part of the city to the « « ,.at Hochelaga, it would involve un), vtr, essary charge upon every bushe: upon every package of butter \u2026- upon every animal shipped from 1}, por and also upon the goods importe vor the simple reason that the cost .f trans ference and transportation would Le i creased.HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, Finances and -General Condition Both in Good Shape- of The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Young Men\u2019s Hebrew Benevolent Society was held yesterday at the Baron de Hirsch Institute and was largely a: tended.The chair was occupied by the president, Mr.D.A.Ansell, who was supported by the vice-president, Mr.I Mendels; Mr.Lazarus Cohen, treasurer, Messrs.Rubenstein, L.Holstein, Z.Vine.berg, and M.Covinsky, trustees ; M Goldstein, bon.solicitor; Dr.Hart, \"bon, physician, and a large number of men- bers, including Messrs.Harris V ineberg, M.Vineberg, A.M.Vineberg, Horace Joseph, Gershon De Sola, J.S.Leo, Louis Rubenstein, Laz.Rubenstein, IL.Michaelson, M.Hirsch, J.Hirsch.K Woloviteh, F.Ship, J.L.Samuels, Brenner, J.L.Rosenthal, I.Aronson, H.Rutenberg, L.Margolius, M.Sessen- wein, M.'D.Sessenwein, Jos.H.Jacobs, 8.W.Jacobs, A.Gittleson, L.Ken, A.Fred, J.Goldstein, S.Roman, A.Gold: stein, L.Harris, M.Fine, A.Kapl ansky, E.Gordon, H.Holofcener, Jacob C ohen, Lyon Cohen, H.Sessenwein, AC chen R.Wetstein, P.M.Glickman, Ph.Glickman, J.C.Silver, F.Holzherz, i Levy, D.Barist, of Liverpool, Eng: i Weinfeld, M.L.Morris, B.Darene, J Rubenstein, W.H.Baker, who acted as secretary, and many others.The nding sed JFeport showed the general of ,the Rôciety to be fo Bed \u201céondition.There had been an increase in the membership during the past year amounting to 103 in number and the subscriptions had in creased sixteen percent.The sum of $3,122.44 had been expended in the relief of the local poor, in giving temporary shelter in the home to mew arrivals, in forwarding immigrants to other parts of Canada and the United States and in the burial of the dead poor; that $2,500 had been expended in the education of the children in the Baron de Hirsch school: 142 persons had been sheltered in the Pome and 1,347 had received out door re ief.The medical officer had attended 1% cases, of which but four had died.The school report showed the average attendance during October to have been 831.The Baroness de Hirsch bad forwarded the sum of £2,000 for the purpose of enlarging the present school build: ing ; the committee had the matter in band and would report as soon as they decided on a definite scheme.The colonization report showed good progress, good prices having been ob tained for wheat at Alameda this season: the Jewish colonies were now doing very well.The adoption of the reports was mored by the chairman, who warmly congratulated the members of \u2018the society on its flourishing condition, and who expressed his earnest hopes for its continued suc cess, The reports, including that of the tres surer, were forthwith adopted.The election of officers resulted as fo lows :\u2014Mr.D.A.Ansell, as president, and Mr.I.Mendels, as vice-president, bf \u2018acclamation ; Israel Rubenstein as tres: surer, and AM.Vineberg, as hon.se¢ retary; Messrs.Z.Vineberg, F.Ship, B.Wolovitch and M.D.Sessenwein were elected as trustees.Mr.J.Scherman was elected as visitor to the Verdun Asylum, and the usual donation voted to that inetitution.; At the conclusion of the meeting votés of thanks were tendered to the retinne officers and to the chairman.WESTMOUNT TOWN COUNCIL The Westmount Town Council, at?meeting held last night, decided to i ~ ceed with the construction of the ware supply system for the residents on ve mountain roads, arrapgements for PS having been made with the Moulr Water & Power Company.The wate will be drawn from the Montreal W.SE & Power Company's reser oir.and ; atom will be extended along the i part of the road surrounding the Xe Se College observatory.The length oe 5 -pipe will be about four thousand se and the cost of putting in the ses i.will be about eight thousand doilars Work will be commenced at once.A proposal to appoint an ins plumbing was held over till t eine meeting of the council, as was 2 or \" matter of the dispute between the and the telephone company in reds: thé increase in rates.he next Lat wr .5a sector of It x at a Club able t the 8 New \" Junior Ambe preside now a the sa: partme and h nual n At 1 larging will af The prepar 18, but and op Ppossibl - beer WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER 8, rabged for a trip for the junior team on] before reaching the plas, -or any En TA = oi ; ANSIVEGEA: \u2019 \u2014 = heir MONTREAL HOCKEY CLUB Saturday next to Lennoxville.\u2019 ; aid from the bck queen, {the : ATE ESE JE gs : Bt 4».TISEMENTS, .pins, if any, made, qu: auch ; Seti.OVER 4 Le; Her.idiigo, ibe Sons of England, rele eat ion- ASKED FOR A GAME.count, tiüt must be reépotté Pins k al Lives .Be ! ; ; ishi i ; \u2018 ; N a | The Court.of = \u201c504 Craig { fh th In a Flourishing Condition.Kingston, Ont., Nov.8.\u2014A letter has been by er pina redoynding from.the.siflé or Jétgmént or the.; ; e written to -the secretary of the Brockville Cl gualion shall count as pind quwn.of ! we aires, 2 y > ical _ Intermediate team asking for'a game with - Dead bats It ény player rolly ou he Tou v8.3 Dron go Morton, after : - e Granites a next.wro , or rolls out.m, aris.ipe.t 2 a , the IIPROVEMENTS AT THE M.A.A.A.ere on Saturday nex Cerfared with by a spectator or other bowls Polos tne, teason given the chioapnoss char was taken by fhe president, Mr.A, of GROUNDS.AMERICAN NOTES.knocked ar one Dine he yt bar mediately after the sale a new.purchaser, dej owen, and tbe evening was mm à ° A ur B \u2014 ï is fore his dall- them, \u2018or If his ball Presented himself to buy, in his turn fj \u2019 ntest that the old Excelsior ; all oston, Nov.2.\u2014At this writing there is ore his ball reaches ther, or | - all Germain.e hose WAM cobsequehtly experienced.The company Dor SKATING AND TOBOGGANING\u2014BOYS' RINK Nr ingen nage, and disappein He contact itn an costa Pots lepine.Larnessed to a vehicle for trial, but refused er frôhgst\"others to Brothers , Lu en __ 13, the date of the Harvard-Yale game.fore teaching the' pins, the umpire shai {0-80 cn er the two men.had entered the \u2018 Hutchinson, James Field, .esy FEES RAISED\u2014HUNTING\u2014FOOTBALL pip the v to con- immediately decl uch ball dead; and al.| W886800, and finally commenced tq rear, mpd _eljlectally to Miss Wal- er e crimeon supporters have reason to lo > eclare a % and 8.1 The two men\u2019 now jum; off, ad Germain adings; Miss Roberts, piano solo; : e, NOTES \u2014 THE INTERCOLLEGIATE 8ratulate themselves on the showing made low the player to roil again, after replaciog used his.whip, th a th ead.and: J > : à the pins as they were before such bill was ow 43S- Whip, the.result.being.that the ; , abd-encore, and Bro.B.; : oi of .by Harvard against Cornell.~The toam the plas as they were horse started forward, an Germain.was Westmore for_a coupls of spirited recita- Instant relief for skin:ortiured babies: and \u2018 LFAGUE-\u2014BOWLING RULES\u2014 YACHT- showed an improvement, and there is every rolled.ce aT -dragged along the yard passage, whéte (ue litond: \"The National Abthem was sung at rest for tired mothers a warm bath with on.ING AND OTHER NOTES.reason to believe that better things can be Dead wood\u2014Plas' kKhocked down but ,re- trial was.being o.b cine struck the close, and three.-cheers Were given for FR Piola roig \u2018expected of Captain Cabot's men before the maining on the alleys or in the gutters are: agalhit the \u2018 ; Had the and Way, sus- |'the Qlieed with thrice © for Boone CUTICURA Sow, and a single application ; the ir was a great surprise last night when, seascn is over.-termed \u2018dead wond, \u201cend: must be\u2019 removed PHF UE 118K Atiuries e passe Plays \u2018after eex, wit more for Bro, Morton.Curiouna (ointment), the great skin cure.3) | end «4 sperial meeting, the Montreal Hockey The development of the Harvard team has from the alleys before the next ball, iM | Tougas took back his horse, apd refunded Ly TT The only speedy and éconcmioal treatment A nec css unnounced that they bad a comfort- been 7 Stor plan ap 4 there were \u201chot given Pr a p ee eos the the purchase price to Germain, who, never- VETERAN FIREMEN.for itching, burning, blesding, scaly, and - - jo 402 ea, at the men e ; > - : .: 4 ain « :- balance on the right side after treating enough work to harden them for the big knccked over by pins, or pins reboun Hing | aeless, reserved nie possible right Lo dam- abe, special, mesting of the Montreal Veter.pimply humors of the skin, scalp, and blood.À , season's team to an enjoyable trip to| events of the year.But Coach Forbes\u2019s |from any other alley must be\u2018 tespotted.ent aption \u2018for-$1%, The Superior Court remen\u2019's Association, was held last , e ese system of training the eleven is begluning The ccunt\u2014Two balls shall be aliowed for considered the accident dus to the vicious gvening in the Firemen's Hall, Craig street., A.York, Brooklyn and Baltimore, and the to bear fruit, and with a little mere con- each frame, except when a strike or spare [UE SFRC Lhe pôrge and Pres arded piaintift There was a good attendance of the com- BR ; A ; ort :.\u20260rs to St.John, Moncton, Halifax and certed action behind the line the crimson |is made tn the last frame, which must: be $100 damages.The Court of Review, how- tee.nthe absence of the chairman of .for A:nberst.In addition it Was a much great- Polre should De en in the foreground.me completed nitro e leaving the alley, and on over \u201creversed that Judgment, and dismissed president, wae in the chair.Favorable v ins er surprise when they presented the M.À.50 strong In the second half and win out Tie games-if the seore at the end of the Le action un the Stound ihst hp rin reports were siven pr several members of Ivara mt the vor oo in- A.A.building fund with the sum of three a decisive victory after the score had been tenth frame be a tie, play shall continue \u2018and fmprudence of the plaintiff in trying the he committee, and the success of the con- through .Porret Davo CHEM» bundred and fifty dollars.These excellent almost tied in the first half.a strong team, and it was expected that upon \u2018the same alley unttl a majority of points upon an equal pumber .of frames: horse in.such a place, and.using the whip cert.was boomed.In the absence of several members of the committee, the meeling so + 1CAL CORPORATION, Sole .=\" How to Cure Every Baby Homo\u201d mated free, tirancial results show what considerable interest is taken in hockey and further shows that the Montreal Hockey Club, although they ouly came out second best in the championship series, are Still popular amoug hockey enthusiasts, and it is hoped the enthusiasm will continue.Jockey iB a magnificent game when well play:d and while in a position that left him no chance of (control.wag \u2018adjourned till next Tuesday evening in the Firemen\u2019s Hall, Craig street.pp 2 Re eu etl ; she would make Harvard extend herself, but when the trial came Harvard was not found wanting for speed or endurance.The istter is 8 ery essential quality in football, and the team that can play a quick, ., snappy game at the finish is generally the IN WINTER QUARTERS, winner.- 122 New York, Nov.£-The, télue of Harvard will have another good game with Property floating in tue Roem at BABY BLEMNSHES ™owirtond Sout > \u2014\u2014\u2014 PROCEEDINGS WERE PREMATURE Judge Mathieu yesterday dismissed ile acht | : 0 + \u201cMoKas- \u2018action in se case \u2018of.Commo = nat Hh Shite or oe Don a er fod age © = shall be attained, which shall conclude thse game.\u2019 : YACHTING.és, very interesting to watch.The prospects Wesleyan before meeting Yale, and the coti- Jaceht'to the \u2018shores domi boüght-\u2018to- reéover > de- | - x5.on for the coming season are excep:lonally test with the ministers should tend to ma- the Middle States is in.itself an amount LE Dao EE $15,014, and orm bright, and if the Winnipeg team comes terially sharpen the crimscns\u2019 playing.surprising to those who have given a pasg- 11 on; Cut every afternocu Among the changes 11a8nosis).Englisch would certainiy have do damage to their friends and assuredly RE EEE RE .OSS CIE ery mentioned for the match is that Skilly altered in a marked degree the order of Will to their own health for, not:knowing|y Phosbh ii ery Buirs will be on the half back line for Ot.Merit of the prize winners.He only lost Low to clothe and watch themselves, injury |: Cherry Phosphate, article TQ) PROVE :: aa i has bren tried behind the line, fre Same at the time when he was taken will likely follow.The Yong\u2019 oditoriaiiy \u2019 OUR NEW BEVERAGE.te easy: : i À he, c e .' VE : ts \u201c ved wl has given good satisfaction.Bradiey prix spd Bo was expected to take a high clusion that no man should be allowed: to F EN 4 to your satisfaction our truth.; : a stu- Tatton bong Couyewart Cameron's place, the Prize: bunt and kill deer without a permit or KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO, iwiness; ome trial only 16 meces- : : Co its auter being out of town.It Is likely that ç license, and in order to secure it the ap-| | Medical Mall Gluger Ale Factory sary of the _ = is a sed fo Smith my play right half back or Col BOWLING.plicant should pass an examination and give .84 St.Urbain Street, ic : ege, : e spare quarter, Murphy, ! .; = a ine ; i uc will be placed in Smith's position.Eddi A NEW RULE.ome E00 dence, of bis Mtness to cdrry AN first-class Eracers keep it, - COOK\u2019S FRIEND Murphy and Sparrow will be on and the BREAKING IN IN A \u2018Sparkling, Délicioss and Nem rea: which faced MeO, arranger ou than (BI! o bh Po ule ba.Massachusetts.Sand the ajcohollé Toute or Brain Baking Powder.Gl favo iurday.© Ot following will be interesting to Canadian A NOTABLE CONCERT.CL and Jerve.tawa teem are still favorites.bowlers: NEW SHOES.fol- OTTAWA AND THE INTERCOLLEGIATE Since the adoption by th ious Now Benevolent.Soctoty à éplendid concert vos ETE SRR > M : nce the adoption by e various New Benevolent Soclety a endid concert was'| rIt they chafe and\u201d tortufe y 2e PES - ent, SCHEME.England lcagues of the two-ball game, ns given in the Windsor Hall last night.Not- ELM, One.day's Sorture you eae : } À by frst introduced by the American Bowling withstanding the exceptionally bad weather friend, New shoes often.torture.the wear.\u2014ee \u2014\u2014 meme rea- The Ottawa \u2018Journal\u2019 says:\u2014Captain Glec- Congress of New York, und which ts now t ere was.a large attendance and the.con:-|er upmorcifully, and one day's CRANE often J.© if 7 ie of eo son, of the College Club, on Monday when univerually bowled all over the country, more tiniious applause throtighbut the perform: l\u2018causes corns and bunions wbiélr give éndlras | VNR WRN NNER sec- asked by a \u2018Journal\u2019 what he or less confusion or misunderstanding kas! ance showed that the audience nppreciated | Srouble.This is all prevented a using : repo: : BB.thought of the Inter-collegiate scheme, re- rexulted.= : the efforts of the performers.Miss Ruyben-, plied that he had not looked into it guffi- ere Nine out of every ten bowlers here in stein, to whose efforts this and'foriter con- * F ooT ELM.H n viently to express his views.While Cap- Boston have been laboring .under the delu- certs bave been largely due, is to be hegrt- ; : .st + na tain Gleeson does not wish to make a state- sion that three balls were allowed in the ily congratulated on lust evening's success.Ii preserves the leather, cures cold, clam- |.; dun ment for the present, it seems to be the tenth Lox, no matter whether a spare, The artiste; who belong to the local con- INV, tender test, Tests them, and makes ACHAN'S ted opinion of more than one college man, that strike or miss bad been made.wm the ger cert stage, were fn excellent form, end were them healthy and wholesome.' STR : the proposed league is altogether unfeasible.league 8 Interpretation of e rule Las pearly all loudly encorad.Miss Rube stein | does \u2019 tos The great amount of travelling required been made, and as a result many pins have rendered Auber's beautiful Recit.aud.air;.put vou Srussiet na ion dgater does hots JILT EDGE: SOAP.D for the team to go not only to Montreal but been wrongfully credited to the various He who long had my heart,\u2019 in excellent.| for you, do not Le 3 T= .Ang tc Kingston and perhaps twice to Toronto, teams.style, which called forth an enthusfastic | ot a To straighten out the question the playing rules.or such part of them as is essential, adopted by the American Bowling Congress, and endorsed Ly the leagua of and the consequent heavy expense upon the tram is a great objection.This amount of travelling would be necessary if the present +.srstem of home and home gamas of the encore.The Harmony Male Quertette; Messrs.J.Venables, T.de ( Stuart, \u2018A.Hodgson and E.Duquette, were: very amusing.Miss Marie Hollinshead excelled Ar y Fe put of with a eo and i sa ST \u2019 3 e w ay the.postage, x.9 5 ] ; sénd you 2 box by mail dr 35 gents Oliver : IN | HE NECK \" .r stamps).ress: STOTT » ; + - B : =.d won Bowmanvilie, Ont, JURY, Dep: ; , ' À J of White Shirts, ('iebec Union were adopted, and it is cer- this state, are given below.The only time hergelf in \u2018À Song of Thanksgiving,\u201d by F.} ; tii Cri t * tein that no eastern team would go into a When three balls are allowed in rhe teuth Alliteon.Messrs.Ed LeBel #nd J.B: Du- THE: NEW PARLOR GAME, or any Other Shirts, the Cru- wo \\-aeue in which the present \u2018choke off\u2019 sys.frame of a string ie When à strixe or ra.| buis received a hearty reception.Mr, J.B, |.711 - LU , ; 2.: >> er da Bas been termed, of the Ontario| Lag, beer, TADS, Fier 2 rd ule pects Dubois Bandiea the\u201d Sele oMcionty.hut va mace ony : cial Point of Washing Occurs, the ' rain e principa res of \u2018he instrumem i i : av.LC su There Is another thing, too, that is apt to °4 down, otherwise there would be nothing performances were the xhibitions given b : \u2018 'B .3 ; : \u2018 h , , \u20ac ns gi y ; .CR Iniuence College in their decision about cn- £0 fount.on the strike or spare.The rules Mr.J.J.Goulet, violinist, and Mr Ed | ie \"Fa and Nothing Cleans Like 20 Uriug a new league.An Inter-collegiate The bail The ball shall not exceed Quivron, clarionet soloist.The Haydn irio |.LEE - : .ter ! sie would certalnly be restricted to bona inches 1m eircuiterance in any direction, but Were great favorites, and Mr.Edwin Var- - : co [ll Cle TE a Fries Bs lies: Eat bl \u2018 the a trom.th 1a not be fn 0.à Foul balls\u2014In alt games there shall be à joast must be mentlonad the crcsptionally * \u20ac \u2019 - sh a rom, ey wou no ; e in as good line drawn.or painted on the surface of fine work of Mr.B, Lavigne; who exhibited ; vl Ei rion gs the ge, Te es w el the alleys and gutters, the centre polat of much ability as accompanist.- _ on Sema med nent Us| SATII BU from the votre 5 ON at 1 2 ne I the head pin spot, measuring to the outside EAT \u2018 ¢ : , co.och or eh levers wee sro ot.wen.ofthe line, which, It possible, shall be con.REORGANIZATION OF \u2018AUL SAINTS |.: : vice ¢ lit.College will likely be in favor.of pre- tinued upward at ris Angles at both ends.; BOYS.| enon - f ; \"CS - i Tate T \" ; ars.visé the lines of the present Quebec |\" \",) vor delivering a ball shall not step| It is proposed to re-organize the old Boys\u2019 | \u2018RIMLESS -EYEGLASSES, © BE © son.cn or over the.line, nor allow any part of Association\u2019 of All-Saints\u2019 Church for.the + Have the Spectacles Eyeflaméd: \"éte wéar=\"\" Le of BRITS GOING TO QUEBEC.his body or clothing to touch on or beyond coming winter, snd to that end DE og agobanged into cho present pretty Suhionable.| \u2018 the line until a as r e -beld a adieux street, of 2087 > 2 ET Fe: 1 - _ ext The intermediate champions of the Que- pins.Any ball so delivered shall be deem- | 0\u2019clock next Friday evening, the 5th.lust, rabov Xe Soon ook Le bf; SOAP the L* Rugby Union who are known se the ed foul, and must be.anncunced at once by All old members and their friends are\u2019 cor- |: and nest.Omuits: \u201cprs a pocaLiT.\u201d ® en Pritannia football team, have made arrange- the umpire.The player forfeits all p'ns djally invited to.be present.© snteution £ mnderaty.T 8 >} \u2018 | to Ments for a match with Quebec,to be played made by such foul ball, and such pins, if.72 ths grounds of the latter, on Nov.13.The executive of the club have also.ar- is to hold meetings of the boys \u2018and young | Es any, shall \u2018be reapotted before the next ball men at the above address on the\u2018 ftèv ant] -ÉESRY GRANT&- SON.Opticiens.is rolled.Should any ball delivered.leave third Fridays of each manth.© 2445 St.Catherine st.moar Drummond, | » i A \u2018 4 > TEN THOUSAND AFFECTED * THE TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES AND THE HACK- MEN.TENDERS CALLED FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HUGB TRANSFER SYSTEM.For some time past the Grand Trunk Railway Company, the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company and the Western Navigation Company have been discuss.ng the advisability of reorganizing the sysiem of carriage and baggage transfer ut present in practice at the different points of debarkation.Recently a meet- mg of these interests was held at which Mr.D.McNichol was appointed secretary and instructed to call for tenders from the best known master carters of Montreal and Toronto upon what basis they would furnish a perfect system of passenger and baggage transfer at the Bonaventure station of the G.T.R., at the Windsor and Dalhousie square stations of the C.P.R., and at the Richelieu and Western Navigation Companies\u201d landing wharves.The call for tenders stipulated that the master carter or transfer company who would prove suecess- fui should give the traneportation companies security to protect them against damages for any loss of baggage, etc., after it had passed into the hands of the transfer company, and the establishment of a corps of hacks and responsible drivers who would be under the control of the transfer company and employed by it, the latter owning the vehicles, Those who have tendered so far are the Morey Transfer Company and Master Carter John Thompsor, of Montreal, and the Verral Transfer Company of Toronto.It is reckoned that at present there are fully two thousand men interested one way or the other in hacks and ex- prees waggons in Montreal and when the new system is adopted, as it is expected it will be next summer, the majority of these will be compelled to enter the employ of the new company or else confinz their stand to the public ones.\u2014 IMPROVEMENT OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.The special attention of the Provincial Government is being given to the improvement of the school system.During the last two years a joint committee of Protestant and Roman Catholic members of the Council of Public Instruction has been engaged in revising the school code.The Premier and the Hon.Mr.Duffy have requested the attendance i Quebec this week of Dr.Heneker, the Rev.Dr.Shaw and Mr.H.B.Ames, to coufer with them as to some t amendment sin the school system.Dr.Henn with his colleagues will leave ofr Quebec to-morrow.The amendments which wil be submitted by the Protestant representatives will give satisfaction to their constituents and will greatly improve the system.ms PROTESTANT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.The medical superiniendent\u2019s report for the above institution for the two weeks ending Nov.1 show the admissions were four ; discharged cured, five ; discharged improved, two ; discharged on trial, two ; deaths, two.The visiting governors for the week commencing Nov.8 are Messrs.R.Macaulay, J.A.Mathewson, W.F.Lighthall and Mrs.W.F.Lighthall.\u2014 RICHARDSON-\u2014RICHARDSON.Deering, Maine, Nov.3.\u2014At the Free Congregational Church on Monday evening\u2019 in the presence of a \u2018very large concourse of relatives and friends of the contracting parties, Mies Mabel F.Richardson, daughter of the late Mr.Nelson W.Richardson, of Deering, and Mr.Edwin W.Richardson, of Montreal, were united in marriage.The bridal party, including Miss Sadie Jackson, Miss Eva Cilley, Miss Ethel Whitney and Miss Jennie Cilley, as the bridesmaids, Mrs.Walter Richardson as maid of honor, and Mr.Walter N.Richardson, brother of the bride, as groomsman, passed down the aisle to the music of Mendelssohn's wedding mareh.The ceremiony was performed beneath a beautiful floral arch, rveted over the platform, by the Rev, \u201cA.Andrews, pastor of the church, in » very impressive manner.A brief wedding reception was held after the ceremony.The many elegant and costly presents testified to the extreme popularity of the bride.Mr.and Mrs.Richardson will reside in Montreal.MACDOUGALL\u2014ROBLIN.Kingston, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014Mrs.M.A.Roblin, corset manufacturer, was married on Friday last, at Cape Vincent, N.Y., to Dr.A.J.Maedougall, of Cofumbus, Ohio.Dr.Maedougall is a Canadian, born at Lancaster, Ont, and a graduate of MeGill University, Montreal.Early in 1868 Dr.and Mrs.Macdougall will settle in St.Louis, Mo.eee lp mmm BRITAIN AND THE WEST INDIES.London, Nov.3.\u2014The British Ambasse- dor to the United States, Sir Julian Pauncefote, has been instructed to fscer- \"tain the views of the government of the United States in regard to the reciprocity treaty with the West Indies.lee PRINCESS KIAULANL Frarciseo, Nov.3.\u2014Princess Kiau- _\u2014 of Hawaii, sailed for Honolulu on the steamer \u2018Australia.\u2019 DEATH OF.MI.T.BOWES.Another of Montreal's old citizens Is away in the person of Mr, Thomas Bowes, contractor, who died on deceased, who was a native of Wexford, \"Ireland, came to Montreal about forty.Severt years ago, and settled down in: business.He was a well-known figues in Irish society circles.The remains were laid at rest this morning, and were followed to the by many sorrowing friends.The last sad rites were performed by the Rev.Fathers M.Callaghan and O\u2019Meara in &t.Anthony\u2019s- Church.The pall-bearers were Ald.T.Kinsella, Messrs.William Heelan, M.Stewart, J.Dwyer, J.Power and J.Farrell.The chief mourners were Mr.P.J.Carroll, son-in-law of the deceased, and his brother, Mr.J.Carroll.Among the large number present were Ald.George W.Sadler, Messrs.J.P.Flynn, J.Hoctor, William Briggs, William Stafford, Ed.Halley, S.E.Crevier.C.A.Macdonnell, N.B.McNamee, D.O'Leary, John Burne, P.Donovan, M.Loughman, J.O'Leary, T.F.Moore, E.Kavanagh, P.J.Gordon, T.J.ONeil, M.Phelan, J.P.Nugent, M.Hicks, T.A.Lynch, John bites J.Duggan, A.Finn, J.\u2018ampbell, D.Hickey, J.Rodgers, A.Rousseau, a CocKrane, J.Foley, J.P.Heffernan and others.: WHO IS TO BLAME?THE HEALTH COMMITTEE AGAIN IN TROUBLE.CONTRACTORS ONCE MORE DO WORK THAT I3 NOT ORDERED BY COMMITTEE.It Jooks as though the Health Committee, which two years ago aliowed some ten thousand dollars to be illegally spent upon making repairs to the Civic Hospital, is again going to get into trouble about allowing work to be done in an illegal manner.At the meeting of the Finance Commit tee yesterday afternoon Ald.Connaugh- ton, a member of the Health Committee, openly stated that he would never consent to the paying of a bill for $803, sent to the Health Committee for certain repairs to the drains on the ground floor of the City Hall.His contention was that the work had not been legally ordered.From inquiries made this morning it would appear as though Ald.Con- naughton is perfectly justified in the position he has taken ; a strange state of affairs is certainly revealed, The inquiries made show that the contractors who send in the bill for the $803 are named Crevier and Carroll ; that they were never authorized by the Health Committee, as a body, to make such repairs ; that the City Hall Committee, and not the Health Committee, YN had alone the right of ordering repairs to be done at the City Hall\u2014that the whole affair, in brief, has been illegal.The manner in which the contractors are said to have taken upon themselves to do the work is novel and striking.Their contention is that in conversation with the chairman of the Health Committee some months ago about Tepairs that were needed to the drains of the City Hall he (the chairman) told them they had better start to work and do the work, which they did.This contention on the part of the contractors is, however, denied by the chairman of the Health Committee, who seys that he merely agreed with the contractors thet the repairs were needed, but did not order them to go ahead and make them.It is also stated that the bill sent in by the contractors is far beyond what was thought it would be.The City Hall Committee says it will not be responsible for the work, not having ordered it.There is little doubt that an investigation will be had into the affair.SECOND GATEKEEPER WANTED.CORONER'S JURY NOT SATISFIED WITH THE PROTECTION AFFORDED AT G.T.R.CROSSING.An enquiry was conducted at the General Hospital to-day into the death of Mies Rosa de Lima Lalonde as the result of being struck by an engine while crossing the Grand Trunk track at Frontenac street.Miss Lalonde, it will be remembered, did not wait for the bar at the crossing to be lifted, but stooped underneath.The gateman swore positively at the inquest that the custom was to keep these bare down, lifting them only at Intervals: for vehicles, so\u2019 that foot pes sengers had either to choose their own time to run under, or go round by another street.The jury returned a verdict of excusable homicide, but recommended that a gatekeeper be employed on both sides of the track, so that people might be warned when it was uneafe for them to cross.; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MGR.LANGEVIN DENIES.The \u2018Manitoba\u2019 declares, in its last ia- sue, that it is authorized to give a categorical denial to the Winnipeg telegram stating that Mgr.Langevin had been informed that the Pope had approved of the Laarier settlement of the echool ques tion.\u2018The only documents which I have received from Rome for several months past,\u201d the Archbishop is made to say, \u2018are the encyclical letter on the Rosary and the Pope\u2019s letter to the bishops of Austria, Prussia sod Switzerland, inviting them to maintain at any cost essentially Catholic schools.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 GENERAL VON BURLOW DEAD.Berlin, Nov.3.\u2014General Von Buelow.brother of Baron Von Buelow, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, died here to-day as the result of injuries which he sustained by being thrown from his horse while out riding.Monday at the age of sixty-seven.The COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.SEVERAL TRUE BILLS RETURNED.BOLAND GIDEON ISRARL BARNETT FOUND QUILTY.At the afternoon session of the Court of Queens Bench, before Mr.Justice Hall, Roland Gideon Israel Barnett was found guilty of having etolen a promissory note to the value of $750 belonging to Mr.Thos.C.Huot, in December, 1896.The grand jury returned the following] true bills: \u2014Auguste Brazeau, stealing from the person; Louis Lapointe, theft; Ovila Lacas, bresking and entering into a stable and stealing therein; Elie Harvey, dealing in forged railway tickets; Charles S.Thomas, theft; Joseph Moreau, for gery; Wm.McKibbin, dealing in forged railway tickets; Albert Hemond and Geo.Ashton, theft; Telmond Robichaud, âg- gravated assault; Ellen Flynn, attempt to commit suicide; Thomas W.Lee and Joseph Deguire, obtaining a signature un- dor false pretences; Thos.W.Lee and t.Parks, obtaining a signature under false pretgnces; Nap.Dufresne, break: ing and entering mto a stable and stealing therein.\u2019 At the opening of this morning\u2019s session Ellen Flynn, charged with attempt ing suicide by hanging, in No.8 Police Station, a short time ago, pleaded guilty.His Honor told her that it was an aggravated offence against society, and she must pay the penalty by remaining in jail three months.Ovila Lacasse was next placed in the dock on the charge of breaking into Bis sonnette\u2019s cigar store on Notre Dame street, on Sept.28.The trial is now in progress.Later\u2014Ovila Lacasse was found guilty this afternoon.At one o'clock the Court adjourned for lunch.THE \u2018YANTIC TAKEN OVER BY THE STATE OF MICHIGAN AS SHE IS.\u2014 INQUIRY INTO THE COLLISION WITH THE ' CANADIRNNE' COMMENCED TO-DAY.Quartermaster Newberry took over the \u2018Yantic\u2019 yesterday on behalf of the State of Michigan, and she was moved into Centin\u2019s dock to-day to be prepared for her voyage through the canals.Upon the complaint of the captain, pilot, and the Montreal agents of the \u2018Canadienne,\u2019 an enquiry wes commenced by the Harbor Commissioners this \u2018aft thrnoon into the causes of her collision With the \u2018Yantic.* The first witness called was Mr.Lindsay, the charterer of the vessel, and he was being examined by Mr.R.Lemieux, counsel for the \u2018 Canadienne\u2019 Angers, as we went to press.and Pilot WILL COST $6,800.The Water Committee has reported that the cost of making repairs to the two damaged mains running under the canal in the vicinity of the wheel house will be no less than $6,800.The City Council will be asked to pay the amount and charge it back to the government, as it is held that a government dredge smashed the pipes.As the government engineer claims the smashing of the pipes was due to proper notice of their position not having been given him by the Water Department, it is expected there will be a vigorous protest made in council against the city having anything to do with advancing the amount.THE ACTION WAS PRESCRIBED.Judge Doherty this morning dis missed the action in the case of Ovila Dupuis vs.the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.The plaintiff claimed damages for injuries received while working in defendants\u2019 service, but the Court maintained the plea of prescription, the plaintiff having failed to institute his action within one year after the accident.The Court held that the petition made to proceed in forma pauperis did not interrupt the prescription, but, on the other hand, the defendant, having omitted to invoke prescription in time to avoid the heavy costs of enquete, the action must be dismissed without costs._\u2014\u2014\u2014 PERSONAL.Professor Chandler, of the Faculty of Applied Science of McGill University, has been prevented from meeting his classes this week owing to the illness of his second son.The lad was well on Sunday, but during Sundéy night became very ill and his case was recognized as one of appendicitis.In spite of all that can be done he has since been sinking and at present the prospect of the poor little feHow\u2019s recovery je very slight.NOT A COMFORTING OUTLOOK.It was hoped that the Road Department would have been able, by this time, to have raised money enough to put a certain number of the men who were discharged a few days ago, to work again cleaning the roads; but the city surveyor says he has not be able to get a cent more added to his appropriations and he fears that all he will be able to do till next February will be to keep a few crossings clear of mud and smow.= MANUFACTURERS ASSIGN.Beauchamp & Deslauriers, manufacturers of doors and sashes, have assigned with Liabilities of about ten thousand dollars .Gabriel\u2019s ward, asking Jacques and Turper to again be the ward\u2019s standard bearers at the coming civic elections, In St.Ann\u2019s ward the nambe of Mr.D.Gallery has been mentioned as an opponent to Ald.Connaughton.The names of: Mr.G.Esplin and Mr.John Cunningham have also been mentioned as the Protestant nominees.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A COVETED POSITION.It is likely that the City Council this afternoon will appoint a city assessor to fill the vacancy caused in the assessors\u2019 department by the death of Mr.Grose.The following are the applicants for the position: T.J.O'Neil, Wm.Eward, M.Henley, Hy.Tuck, C.E.Snowdon, J.T.Sadler and Wm.Darling.\u2014 A FATAL QUARREL.Rochester, N.Y, Nov.3.\u2014As the result of a quarrel over a game of poker, George Pangburn, the proprietor of Buck Pond Hotel, situated about four miles west of Charlotte, shot and killed Louis Farle, a wood-worker, of this city, yes terday af : He then shot himself, dying instantly.THE JAMESON RAID.INTERESTING STORY OF A RETURNED TROOPER.SAYS THE WHOLE BUSINESS WAS A PRE- ARBANGED PLOT AND THAT DR.\u2018JIM\u2019 I3 A VERY ORDINARY INDIVIDUAL.Hamilton, Nov.3\u2014Mr.J.Nugent, who was a trooper in Sir Frederick Car.ington\u2019s Bechuana mounted police, and sergt.-major in the ambulance corps at Johannesburg, during the Jameson raid, is in the city.Mr.Nugent says that Mr.Justin McCarthy\u2019s statement in his \u201c History of our own times\u2019 that what precipitated the raid was a mysterious telegram from the Uitlanders stating that their wives and children were in danger is \u2018all boah,\u2019 and that the alleged telegram was simply an excuse.Jameson's men were nearly all disbanded police, paid $5 2 day during the two weeks\u2019 campaign, and eager to get hold of a fresh slice of territory for the British Empire.Mr.Nugent said be had been a patient of \u2018Dr.Jim\u2019s\u2019 and while he liked him, he could not see anything very magnetic about him.It didn\u2019t need any hypnotic power to lead the men when all were land-greedy.The plot was all cut and dried, for the president of the Reform Association at Johannesburg, Mr.Chas.rd, wes already selected to fill in Sôuth Africa is not so much between the Boer and British, as between the British and n, or HoHanders who, more educa that the Boer, fill every port in the country worth having.Referring to international politics, Mr.Nugent said he believed General Joubert would have no chance in running against Kruger, for president.- Mr.Nugent will return to Africa at Christmas \u2019 \u2014\u2014 ADVANCE IN INDIA.AFRIDI STRONGHOLD OCCUPIED BY GEN.LOCKHART\u2019S COLUMN.Simla, Nov.3.\u2014The insurgent tribesmen in the Maidan Valley were very active yesterday.They made several fierce attacks upon the British pickets, reconnoitring parties and transport detachments.Two British officers were wounded.Six Sepoys were killed and thirteen Sepoys were wounded.A despatch from Mastura says that Sir William Lockhart\u2019s column is encamped in the Maida Valley, a hitherto unknown district, which the Afridis had boasted no invader could penetrate.A column has visited the notorious mosque and grove at Bagh, where the Afridis rising originated, and which has been the centre of the political intrigue which has animated the outbreaks of the tribesmen.The mosque was left untouched and was not entered, but the trees and grove were hewed down as a mark of punishment and a sign of vie- tory.The enemy offered the feeblest resistance, and was easily dispersed, but as yet the tribesmen have made no proposals of peace.rt DR.BESSEY IN COURT.Toronte, Nov.3\u2014The preliminary hearing of the charge of abortion and murder preferred against Dr.W.E.Besson yesterday.Several people who testified at the inquest at which the jury reexamined.The most important of these the woman for whose death Dr.Bessey is alleged to be responsible, and Miss eral months previous to and up to the time of her death.Their evidence, though not so long, was much the same as that at Mra.Thomas\u2019s residence, 187 Church strect, on the day ot the alleged crime.During the cmas-examination of Mies Smith, Crown Attorney Curry apd Mr.J.F.Faulds, Dr.Bessey\u2019s counsel, had several legal tilts.During one of these sey commenced before Magistrate Deni-| turned a verdict against the doctor, were pe Mc were Florence May Thomas, daughter of Rich Smith, who lived with deceased for sev-| Te given at the inquest, and was chiefly con-| Lesd cerned with the movements of Dr.Bessey Gon Delicious from the | 6\u20ac TEA LEAVES\u201d Rich and World\u2019s Tea Crowing Paradise \u2018The Island of Ceylon.\u2019 \u2019 SE CEYLON TEA A FROM THE CARDENS TO THE TEAPOT.Sealed Lead Packets emly.25e, S5c, 40c, 500, 60c.right to ask Miss Smith certain questions, and Mr.Curry held a contrary opinion.Magistrate Denison concurred with the latter and refused to allow any argument on the point.He expressed the opinion that the whole business was farce- like.\u2018Finally a remand was granted until to-day, when medical evidence will be heard.; Dr.W.E.Bessey, a physician of this city charged with murder and abortion on a young widow, Mrs.Thomas, was today committed for trial by the Police Magistrate.A DULL MARKET.A NUMBER OI' FRACTIONAL DECLINES, WITNESA OYFIOE, Nov.3.1897.} The result of the New rork elections seems to have had a paralyzing effect on the local stock market this morning.Lit- Ue business was done, and the market was slightly weaker.Canadian Pacific declined 3 to 80%; Gas, 1%, to 187; Toronto Street Railway, 3 to 84; Montreal Street Railway % to 229.The only advances were one of 1% points in Royal Electric te 144, and one of % point in Dominion Cotton to 9114.The sales at the morning board were as follows: \u2014200 C.P.R.ut 80%, 75 Gas at 187, 25 at 187, 100 Montrehl Street Railway at 229, 100 Toronto Street Railway at 84, 50 Electric at 144, 30 Domenion Cotton at 91.The afterncon sales were as follows:\u2014425 C.P.R.at 80, 100 at 78%, 50 Montreal Street Railway at 229, 50 Electric at 144, 15 Bank of Ontario at 100.New York, Nov.3.\u2014Opening prices\u2014The stock market opened weak.Sugar, 140%; Chicago Gas, 96%; burlington, 93%; Rock Island, 85%; St.Paul, 92%; North-West, 1223; Louisville, 554; Western Union, 87%; Southern preferred, 30%; Manhattan, 101%; Mis- 3 ru \u2018place.Th feelin in South Jour Pacific, 29%; New Jersey Central, Africa, Mr.Nugen said, is t it was + oo, Reported by Mecasrs.Nichols & Marler, Stock ® criminal mistake.The real stroggle Brokers, corner Notre Dame and 8t.Francois Xavier stroets Sellers Buyers per $100 per $100 .£0 79% La Banque du Peuple.Molsons Bank Bank of Toronto.£23 \u201cLa BanqueJacques Cartier.ants Bank.184 Do, do.of Halifax 173 Eastern Townships Bank 150 ebecBank.L Ban pe Nationale \u2018is on Bank.00000000cucmeus one he Bank of Commerce 135 Do.Prof.BLO0E.2.000000 sans vou A slaçs a.148 Qua aippiog CO.sree eons Champlain and Si.Lawrence Bonds.!! 11 O2 Mon otton.1: 135 treal Co! Can.Ool.Oot.Mills Co.Do.do.bonds.Merchant's Manufacturing Co Dominion Cotton Mills Co.NEW YORK STOCK \u2018 LIST (Furnished hy J.R.Meeker.) Opening and Closing Prices\u201410 a.m.and 3 p.m.A 1 13 a 2 Lor.C4 Louis.: ai\u201d 11 Pro à Nash.sk 8 Malone Oousodaco bin wih Non marcan = a a po a West.23 De 78% 39 04% .ap a \u2026 si il ii 2 Sk 184 18 si Ei 140 1504 3 5 Nov.3.\u2014Closing\u20149%kce Nov, Detroit, 95l4c Dec, 98è May.Duluth, Nov.3.\u2014Closing\u201492%c cash, 92%c Nov., 89%4c Nov, %0%c May.Milwaukee, Nov.3.\u2014Closing\u201495%c cash, Mr.Faulds contended that he had the| 38%o Dec.HAVE YOU SEEN BOBITY?WHEAT LOWER.CS PROVISIONS REMAIN VERY STEADY.In Chicago this morning wheat opened £teady and the bulls held their ground for some time.Later in the day the bears got the better of the situation and tbe market came down with a rush.The total decline for the day was ¥c to lc and the closings which took place on a declining mark: ere: 95Kc Nov.and Dec, and 22 for pes Corn was Y%c lower, and oats Lee + ¢ higher, while provisions with the «= ception of pork which was 5c lower clos 4 at identically the same figures as vest.- day.CHICAGO MARKETS.The following tabie shows the range of prices in Chicago to-day, and the losing quotaticns as compared with those of yes terday: Yesterday's To-day\u2019s Clcse.Open.High.Low.Close Wheat \u2014 5 Nov.96 J.JN .84 Dec.96 9614 96% Na 95% May 931% 94 91% 9244 sy Corn\u2014 Dec, 26% 26% 26% 264 264 May 30% 30% 30% 29% _ 29% Oats\u2014 Dec.19% 19% 19% 194 10 May 21% 21% 22% 21% 21% Pork\u2014 ; Dec.7.60 7.60 7.60 7.52 75 Jan.8.55 8.65 8.55 8.47 8.50 Lard\u2014 Dec.4.22 4.20 4.22 4.20 4.20 Jan.4.35 4.36 4.35 4.35 4.35 Short Ribs\u2014 Dec.4.45 4.45 4.45 4.45 44 Jan.4.45 4.45 4.47 4.45 4.45 St.Louis Nov.8\u2014Ctosing\u2014$1.005$ Dec.97T%c May.Toledo, Nov.3.\u2014Closing\u20149b6%c Nov., 96%c Dec, 9%c May.New York, Nov.3.\u2014Closing\u201498%c Nov.9884c Dec., 98%c Jan., 94%c May.ARGENTINA'S WHEAT CROP.Buenos Ayres, Argentine, via Galvez ton, Texas, Nov.3.\u2014The prospects for crops in Argentina are splendid and there is every indication that the yield at will be very large.oe of this fact, no North Amen: can wheat is being purchased here.That which is being delivered was bought before it became kmown that the wheat crop here would be so large.\u2014æ.FORESTERS AT MAGOG.Mr.R.J.Stuart, organizer of the Canadian order of Foresters, organized a new court of the order at Magog, P.Q., with 2 charter members.The following were elected and installed as officers for tbe present term:\u2014I.P.C.R., Bro.A.G.Dolloff; CR.Bro.E.Addy; V.C.R., Bro.F.Wallace , R.S.Bro.J.Peters; 1.S., Bro.M.A, Macfarlane; treas., Bro.P.Hogg, chap., Bro.J.C.Manie; con., Bro.F.Mills; S.W., Bro W.W.Moore; J.W.,Bro.G.C.Oliver; S.B., Bro.L.Waterman; J.B., Bro.W.H.Jolly; physicians, W W.Chalmers, M.D., and G.A.Bowen, M.D.; fin.com., W.W.Chal- mers, M.D., G.A.Bowen, M.D, and E.C.Rexford; trustees, W.C.Powers, A.G.Dolloft and J.C.Jolly.This court will be koown as Court Mt.Oxford.-\u2014\u2014 HEAVY DAMAGES Judge Taschereau rendered judgment yes terday afternoon in the case of Dame Helen M.Plummer (Mrs.Thomas Simpson) against the city.This was -an action for damages on account of serioys injuries sustained by plaintiff through a fall on a slippery sidewalk of Victoria Constd- ering the serious nature of the injuries an the damage suffered by the plaintiff in her business as real estate and insurance agent and also as journalist the Court rendered judgment in her favor for $5,600, with interest from the date of tbe institution of the action.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 LACHINE.There will be a good concert given by th.Lyric Orchestra of Montreal in Stephen ¢ Hall on Friday evening, Nov.5; a splend! programme of overtures, selections and popular marches, has been prepared by the orchestra, who will be assisted by Miss Smaiil, reciter, and Mr.Rese, vocalist.The concert will be one of the best given in La- chine.OBITUARY.Listowel, Ont., Nov.8.\u2014The Rev.Fred: erick Alfred Gunner died to-day.He was president for a number of years of the Evangelical Advent Conference.He labore among the Advent curches of Vermont Massachusetts and New Jersey.\u2014 HARBOR ITEMS.The U.S.S.Yantic went into Tate's dry dock to-day to have tbe damage caused v7 being in collision with the SS.Canadienne examined and temporary repairs made.officers of both the Yantic and Canadiend steamers are being examined this afternood before the Pilotage Committee of the Harbor Commissioners.; The R.M.S.Scotsman, of the Dominiod Line is being loaded with an immense car go, the company's sheds being full of sup \u2018 plies for the English markets facilities in Now, sir, st is he not al er and bett east end, b class whose minion port expensive, f terest of th Exchange, ( the interes While 1 wot est of the mi greatest gai cheaper facil of our Dom commission profit or not support of t} in wanting L for handkng contribute m Montreal th: bined, and .were speukin compose the considerably our cattle, hi cheese, grain, the greater J: our port ?Now, sir, w cilities in the high level wi permanent wi where our pri to warehouse, without the carting to a distances fro union stockya: can be landed different place ers and seller losses by ha miles through want facilities ways which h and we want Harbor Board would be ignc have the same government w not long have We want t east end beca rom elsewher structed along less cost than piers at the he can be bought cost -in the we Now, if our the facilities w and if our pn which Mr.Gi thority on h: libelled by call take and bring because it is are better, I that there wi company that Montreal, N JHE GRAN (To the Ed Sir \u2014 That's opinion o\u2019 the lowe'en concert missed ane in a hed a fu\u2019 hoos agin\u2019.The sp gran, gran in a noticed in the when he said, Jessie Brown t bad the strong tae fecht for ! wee bit efter th for that by san be British ; noc richt herty clay the ither bit ; if say Britain an I an English he\u2019 istaks again h ing they can dac the only kure I parliament meet read what thei Britain or may! that's jist in the | perfection.Bu mention what ne een filled onyw fairies dancin\u2019 t] Bae weel dune we'll live lang e The mon that Perfection deser taks mair patie: gifted wi tee t that.Maister ) gratulations on cert.Yer com nent job an a\u2019 t por society.frae ane 0\u2019 SCOTI A BOARD (To the Edit« Sir \u2014 While in Monthe since, I tesident) of the of that city.1 elation is to prom and commerde of tions of the asec \u20ac& à year, an &neous with the WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER 8, Ai.TARTE AS AN OBSTRUCTIONIST.Ts the Editor of the \u201cWitness.\u2019) ~ r.\u2014In your editorial of Tuesday, head- «i Mr.Tarte's obstruction,\u201d you accuse 1.Muster of Public Works of obstruct :u- 1e Improvements to our harbor and ow the only one who wants greater es 1n the east end of our harbor., sir, such is not the case; not only \u2026 not alone In wanting to give cheap- À better shipping facilities in the end, but he has the support of a - whose interest in having our Down port the best equipped and least ive, far exceeds the combined in- : oi the Board of Trade, the Corn mnge, Chambre de Commerce, and tee terested proprietors combined.4 l would not undervalue the inter- cn vi the middiemen they will not be the sv'ièst gainers by having better and Le aper facuities fur handling the produce .our Dominion, for they have their commission whether the producer had a protic or not.Mr.Tarte has the entire support où the farmers of our Dominion in wanting better and cheaper facilities for handhug produce at Montreal.We « ntribure more ehipping to the port of uireul than all other interests com- and if numbers count\u2014for you +> speaking of the few hundred who + the Board of Trade\u2014we are - :crably in the majority.Is it not atrle, horses, sheep, bacon, butter, \u2026 grain, fruit and lumber that form wer part of the cargoes that leave eu por ?Now, sir, what we want is modern fa- .sn the lower part of the harbor, evel wharves with grain elevators, sient warehouses, with cold storage, ore our produce can be taken from car \u201c ireiouse, and from warehouse to ship sut the expense of rarting and re- nz to antiquated warehouses long vuves from the wharf.We want » stnekyards, where all our live stock ie landed, not as at present, at four ferent places, to the confusion of buyers and sellers, besides entailing serious scx hy having to drive animals for uric through the streets of the city.We want facilities provided for all the railways which have a terminus in the city and we want a representative on the llurhor Board, for there is no other class would he ignored a8 we have been who have the same interest at stake, and any government who continues to do so will ret long have the support of the farmers.We want these improvements in the east end because there is not sufficient room elsewhere and wharves can be constructed along our river front at a far ess cost than it would take to construct piers at the head of the current and land «an be bought for a tithe of what it would «et in the west end._ Now, if our government will provide the facilities we will furnish the cargoes, and if our present steamship companies which Mr.Girdlestone (your latest authority on harbor improvements) has lihelled by calling them obsolete, will not take and bring cargoes from the east end hecause it is cheaper and the facilities are better, I have mot the least doubt that there will be found some modern company that will.W.H.TRENHOLME.Montreal, Nov.2, 1897.\u2014\u2014_ THE GRANDEST O\u2019 THEM A\u2019.(To the Editor of the \u2018Witness_\u2019) Sir \u2014That\u2019s my private indeveednal rpinion 0° the Caledonian Society\u2019s Hal- wwe'en concert this year, an I've only missed ane in aboot a dizen years.They sed a fu\u2019 hoose, that wes very encour- agin\u2019, The epeaker 0\u2019 the evening did stun, gran indeed.Only ae mistak « noticed in the beginning o\u2019 his speech, when he said, when the soldiers had\u2019na Jessie Brown tae cheer them up they had the strong arms o\u2019 the Highlanders tae fecht for England\u2019s glory.But a wee bit efter that he a kind 0\u2019 made up for that by sayirg English, which should le British ; noo a wis we \u2019im an gae a teht herty clap, an I forgave him for ine ither bit : if he wants ither fowk tae \"1 Britain an British instead o\u2019 England an English he'll no hae tae mak the mistaks again himsel\u2019.But a the talking they can dae winna mak that better, the only kure I see for that is tae hae parliament meet in Edinburgh, then we\u2019ll read what their sayin\u2019 an dae\u2019en in *ritain or maybe Scotland.Hoo\u2019iver, that\u2019s jist in the passin\u2019.The sangs were san as a\u2019 Scotch sangs are, but, mon, the singin\u2019 o\u2019 them was the heicht o* perfection.But I would\u2019na forget tae mention what nearly made ine greet, ma \u201cen filled onyway tae see them wee fries dancin\u2019 the reel.I niver saw it \u201cwo weel dune afore, an I'm thinkin\u2019 11 live lang ere we see it done better.Ic mon that cducated them tae that \\érfection deserves great credit, for it \u2018:ss mair patience than maist o' us is Z'ted wi tae teach bairns the like o\u2019 tat.Maister President, my herty con- atnlations on the success 0° yer con- \u201cYer committee deserves a permanent job an a\u2019 the iverlasting thanks 0\u2019 >, vi society.Yours in rael earnest, ane of SCOTIA\u2019S KILTED LADS.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 A BOARD OF TRADE HINT.(T1 the Editor of the \u2018 Witness.\" 5°.While in New York, some two \"vv since, I became a member (now \u201c> nt) of the Merchants\u2019 Association \u2018ta city.The object of this asso- Cons to promote and foster the trade ~' commerce of -New York.Conven- [Ms of the association are held several T< 1 vear, and at periods contempor- ç L 1897, At the times when these conventions are held the association obtains from the railways comprising the Joint Traffic and Trunk Line Associations, and also from such other associations as grant conces- gions, reduced rates for the members of thie association who are going on to New York.Full data concerning rates; territories to which they apply, dates, etc., are sent to members of the association in ample time to enable them to take advantage of these privileges.Why cannot our, Board of Trade take this matter in band.I observe some are.complaining that-no public meetings of the membership of the Board of Trade are being held.Here there would be ample scope, and a room might be set aside for the non-resident members to whom euch privileges might be granted as reading room facilities for writing letters, meeting with each other, ete.It seems to me great good might result from evch an association The trade of New York was increased last year by several millions of dollars by such means.The New York Merchants\u2019 Association cecu- pies a large office on the ground foor of the New York Life Building on Broadway.The secretary, Mr.S.C.Mead, writes me that there are mo fees charged non-resident members.The usefulness of our Board of Trade might be grestly extended by some such means, and such conferences would afford an opportunity at least four times a year of knowing the mind of the merchants on live questions of the day, as well as tending to foster and promote the trade and commerce of Montreal.W.DRYSDALE.Montreal, Nov.2.1897.-\u2014 BUSINESS NOT Bilodeau & Renaud, have been appointed curators of the estate of T.Desroches jr., grocer.Marie Louise Didier has registered as proprietress of Didier & Didier, builders.Leopolle Gravel & Co., jewellers.Leo- polle Gravel and Evilina Belanger Tegis- tered proprietors.\u2018 The Karma Chemical Co.has commenced business.Montreal Flour Works, manufacturers of self-raising flour, are commencing business.E.J.Smith & Co., grocers, are commencing business.\u2014\u2014_ - ADVERTISEMENTS, # a picture that women will wonder at, one of these days.They won't understand what the woman is | doing.\u2018 Even now it looks queer to the users of Pearline to see\u2019a woman doubling herself up over a wash-tub.This old-fashioned, back-breaks ing way of washing clothes by easiest, but Pearline.rubbing them to pieces over a wash-board can°t-last.It isn't sensible.The way that is surely taking its place\u2014the à way\u2014is washing with Pearline.entirely needless\u2014nothing uickest, most economical No soap with it\u2014that's u rs MEN'S and BOYS\u2019 JL) OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, REEFERS, FALL SUITS, TROUSERS and VESTS.JOILOOO0OOOC Only Pure Wool Fabric used in our productions of Winter Clothing.\u201d CORDUROY VESTS, CARDIGAN VESTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, WOOL UNDERWEAR, SCOTCH FLANNEL and DOMESTIC WOOLLEN SHIRTS.20000 DOOO0OODOK Our Flannel Shirts are cut full size.men can be accommodated within our make of Shirts.The largest AT STITTSVILLE! The Town's Leading Merchant Latd Up, Rheumatism in various forms is one of the most common diseases thers is.It arises generally from impure blood and a broken down system.In the limbe it is painful; in most of the internal organs dangerous and in tire heart usually fatal ; The experience of Mr.S.Mann; the weil- known general merchant of Sttesville, fs interesting: \u2018Last winter I was badly aflicted with rheumatism.[I decided to try Dr.Chase's Pills.To my surprise, I got immediate re- | lief, and before I had used one box my | affliction was gone.\u2018l was also troubled with billousness for years, and at Intervals of three or four weeks would be laid up with a severe headache and sick stomach.Since using Chase's Pills I have not had an attack of either.\u2018IT may add that Dr.Chase's Ointment for piles and skin diseazes is just as effective as Dr.Chase\u2019s Pills for blood troubles.I have a clerk who suffered terribly from bleeding piles.He tried Chase's Ointment and in a few days was completely cured.\u2019 All dealers and Edmanson, Bates & Co., manufacturers, Toranto, 25c.Chase\u2019s Linseed and Turpentine for colds, bronchitls and consumption.Sure cure, 25 cents.24 HAVE YOU SEEN BOBITY?è 5 pte ELEPHANT BRAND.These Teas are selected from the crops of the best tea gardens of India and Ceylon, the producers of the finest teas in the world.Tetley\u2019s Elephant Brand Teas are sold at 40c, 50c, 60c, 70c and $1 per pound, any of which qualities are Pure, Flavory Tea.We Recommend the 500 grade for family use and the 70c and 81 per lb.qualities For GUESTS, Sold in air tight lead packets only, to ensure their purity and fragrance.JOSEPH TETLEY à CO.Lenden, England, And 14 Lemoine st.Montreal.au DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, MUFFLERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SOX, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY, ir AIO 0000000O0X \"À 00000 Teed WILLIAM CURRIE, (tir & kitty 1067 Notre Dame Street.mr Rooms and Board.Pupils Wanted.Situations Vacant.Pupils Wanted.Rooms To Let.Articles Found, Houses For Sale.Houses To Let.Articles For Sale, Personals.than five lines space.Situations Wanted.Secondhand Articles, Wanted or For Sale.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are CASH with order.numerous entries have to be made, in consequence, much higher.No charge made in our books for any advertisement, of less ARAN ARATE CASE TARIF.4 20 Words FOR - | 10 Cents.Lee for each additional word.Six insertions for the price of four.1 25 Words FOR 25 Cents.1 cent for each ad- tional wory ix insertions for the / price of four.25 Words for 50e, al \u2018Pas3do008 eo TF4 sdwejs oBujisog When not prepaid and the rate Is, Employment Wanted.Situations Vacant.Always be sure to mention the \u2018Witness when answering sdvertisements.Adver- tizers appreciate it WANTED, SITUATION BY Man and Wite (Americans); man handy about a house, and barber by trade; wife as cook or general housework.Apply at the Andrews\u2019 ome, 46 Belmont Park.3 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, washing at her.own home.104a St.George stree 1 TYPEWRITING QUICKLY AND ACCURately dcne by an experienced young lady; satisfaction.guaranteed.Ad or apply AB.2267 St.Catherine street.pr Lost, Strayed and Found.whys be sure Lo mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 wering vertisemen ver- ore apprèciets ét.|: | : LOBT, BY POOR Servant Girl, on Grand Trunk near Jaland strost, a Purse : street; ot, Finder will plensa réturn to 63% Wellington treet, and receive reward.3 LOST, A LADY'S GOLD WATCH CHAIN on November 1st, with a Jocket attached, containing two pictures, and also two other ornaments.Finder wil! please return to ARCAND FRERES, 111 St.Lawrence stand be well rewarded.3 LOST, COLLIE DOG, white breast,long hair like sheep's eral reward street.LIGHT BROWN, pointzd nose, long woolly wool on hind legs.Lib- if returñed to 265 University 8 Always be sure to mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 when answering advertisements.tisers appreciate it.Adver- AN M.A.OF CAMBRIDGE is Prepared to teach a few boys in general subjects, or © to coach backward students for Exams., Physiology and Natural Science, if re.3230.ROOMS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE, Well Furniehed; hot and cold water.Telephone 62 Beaver Hall Hill.quired.M.A., 934 Dorchester street.3 ROOMS\u2014TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS ON first floor, with board.877 Dorchester st., near Dominion square.Algo table board.To Let.Always be sure to mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 when answering advertisements, Advertisers appreciate it.TO LET, IMMEDIATELY, COMFORTABLE double room, suitable\u2019for 2; partial board if required.Also, by 16th of the month, single room.2395 St.Catherine street.TO LET, COTTAGE, Self-contained, seven rooms, in retired, choice locality; No.33 Metealte eyenue, St.Henri; 314.00 per nth; no es.Apply R.& W.KER, 1903 Nofe Dame street, 3 gentlemen.TO LET, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for married couple or ladies or 14a Plateau street.20 \u2014_\u2014 0° TO LET, No.7 STE.GENEVIEVE Street, +10 rooms.Apply -at- GORMAN'S AGKN- CY, 836 Palace street .3 8 TO LET, TWO LOWER FLATS, House, No.Entertainments Given.28 Torrance street; heated by hot water, with stable; rent low for winter; ater: house, No.17 Torrance street; heated with hot water; rent low.Apply T.8.VI- Always be sure to mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 when answering advertisements.tisers appreciate it.Adver- POND, 32 Commissioners street.3 TO LET, LOWER TENEMENT, 50 Prince Arthur street; 6 rooms, good \u2018order.Rent low.Apply CHARLES T.BASTIAN467 R.McGLAUGHLIN, HUMORIST AND ELOCUTIONIST; Open.for Concert Engagements.For terms apply 196 BERRI BTREET, Montreal.St.Lawrence street, TO LET OR FOR SALN, Self-contaiñed House, No.1 Mackay street; Flats, 9 and 11 Mackay; Tenements, 18 Park avenue; all first class, JAS.M.MITCHELL, 214 St.James street, * 3 \u2014 TO LET, FLAT, \u2018the winter, four Pleasant rooms, at once.\u2018Apply to B.D.Johngon, care of Weir & Hibbard, 189 St.James street.2 Groceries, Provisions, &o.Armtour\u2019s BREAKFAST RELISHES Star Hams and Bacon.Fearuan's Hams and Bacon, Lawry's Hams and Bacon, Dunn's Hams and Bacen.Hovey\u2019s Hams snd Bacen.Harper's Sausages, daily, Glasgew Beef Hams, ~\u2014~ ALSO \u2014 Fresh Flopan qe ri ppe errings, Blonter Merrings.\u2014 AT \u2014 WALTER PAUL'S, Cor.Metcalfe and 85.Catherime streets, lus with the general buying season.! \u2014 J LUSTRATION S FOR BOOKS CATALOGUES, ETC.Supplied from drawings or photographs by evmrpetont artists.and etched en xino at moderate rates, by - JOBN DOUGALL & SON, Corner Craig and Bleury streets, TO LET, LOWER TENEMENT, 33 GUIL- bault street, 6 rooms, furnace, bath, het water, and all modern conveniences.Ap ply to MILLER AND BREMNER.30 TO LET, NICE FLAT T ROOMS AND Tenements 7 and 8 rooms; very oheap.Also to let, splendid New Store, corner Green and St.Antoine.Apply 216 St.Martin street, 28 TO LET, CERTAIN PREMISES IN THE \u2018Witness\u2019 Bull cons of a Stare on tbe street level, and two.wall-lighcad, well-finished, bested fiats, imm ately above sald Store These premises would be very suitible for a wholesale estab- lichment requiring a shop or office on the ground floor, or would be let -sepatatèly.Only firsi-cléss tenants need apply.Ful particulars: or.application to My, WALLACE, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, | 17 Te END, FREB FOR | ©.DOG LOST\u2014ON OCT.31ST, YORKSHIRE Terrier.Answers to name of \u2018Jack.\u2019 Steel collar round his neck.Reward.Apply 278 Coleraine street.2 LOST, BUNCH OF KEYS, DURING EARLY part of lust week.Finder please address KEYS, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.2 LOST, 23TH ULT., FOX TERRIER PUP.Reward 25 St.Edward street.3 LOST, FOX TERRIER, WHITE, with black spots; very liberal reward.206 Mange st.; 1 FOUND, À BAT HORSE.OWNER can ave y Paying expenses and applying to J.HARNOTT, Maple Cottage, Mount Royal Vale, or wil be sold to pay ex- 1 mm Always be sure to mention the \u2018Witness wher answering advertisements.Advere tisers _ppreciate it = WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT for a small family; able to do washing.Apply With references to:342 Prince Arthur st.WANTED, A FARM HAND; Must be a good milker, and understand the care of cattle.Apply 395 Notra.Dame street.3 WANTED A BOY ABOUT 14 Years of &E9, to work in a Printing Office.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.3 WANTED, A GOOD GENERAL Servant for family of two; references.24 Chomedy street.WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT; MUST have good references; no washing or ironing.Apply b4 Mackay street.2 WANT) BRIGHT MESSENGER BOYS; 40 we \u201cok; must h city well and have references.Apply Ag- vanee Messenger Service, 181 St.James ral WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT IN A family of two, at 9 Bhuter street; must have city references and be able to-do good plain cooking.2 WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS House Laundress.Apply, with references, nine a.m.or eight p.m., at 148 McTavish street.2 WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A Grocer's Waggon.Apply 2200 St.Catherine street.2 AGENTS WANTED, OUTSIDE OF MONTreal to push Bobity, the newest and most exciting parlo.game that will be offered this Advertised largely will sell quickly.Retall stores preferred.Manufactured by WRIGHT & COWPER COMPANY, 2400 St.Catherine st, Montreal, CAPABLE ENGINEER, ABLE tb do small repairs; references as to ability and go- briety, Address MOTOR, \u2018Witness\u2019 lice.Personal.rem Tr.Always be sure to meution the \u2018Witness\u2019 when answering advertisements.Adver- Always be sure to mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 when -answering advertisements.Advertisers appreciate it.WANTED, BY AN ELDERLY LADY AND daughter, one large unfurnished room, or two small rooms, in & quiat Protestant family, Joh ue se kitchen.Terms moderate.Address IMMBDIATE 10, \u2018 ites\u2019 office: Bargains, Always bo sure to mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 when: answering advertisements.Adver- Haers appreciate it.FLOWERS! FLOWERS! Chrysanthemum Flowers and Plants; also a fine lot of Palms, Ferns, Begonias, Primulas, and other plants; all at reasonable prices, at the Westmount Greenhouses, gorner Ken- sirgton avenue and Sherbrooke street, Westmount, Cars stop at the door.3 FOR SALE, FOR THE MILLION, KINDling,$2; Cut Maple, $2.50; Tamarac Blocks, $1.78; Mill Blocks, $1.50; cut any length; Denses.tisers appreclate it.Fy CARS ERGER (LATE WITH A & 8.ordheimer), \u2018 zawrénce street.Board and Rooms Wanted.Plancs, Organs, and all Musical Instruments tuned and repaired; also, an elaborate stock of Sheet Musio, etc.I PERSONAL\u2014BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1856 Notre Dame.Beautiful Sets of Teeth for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaranteed.Painless extracting a specialty.All charges moderate.Always be sire to mention the \u2018Withess\u2019 when answering advertisements Advertisers appreciate it.WANTED, TO PURCHASE, LABT-OFF Clothing, Furs, Carpets, Musical Instruments, Fire Arms, Bicycles.od prices paid on account of having areat demani.Address M.FRANK, 569 Craig street.18 WANTED, TO PURCHASE, SIX OLD MAhogany Chairs.Apply between 12 and 1 o'clock, to 184 Peel street.3 mere, Property.om ss Always be ware to mention the \u2018Witness\u2019 delivered anywhere in the city.J.C.] MACDIARMID, Richmond square.Beli When answering advertisements Aûver- Telephone 8353.8 tsers appreciate il.FOR BALE, KINDLING WOOD (Dry Box| FOR SALE, TWO HOUSES, CENTRAL \u201c Cuttings), 81.25, $1.50, 23 per load, de-| Iceality Nô.88, 384, 88b Montcalm street, Myered; also sawdust for sale.G.& J.very cheap for a prompt buyer.Addrass WSPLIN, cor.Duke and Ottawa streets.| to OHAS.BAZIN T, No.38 Donsecours Tel, Bell, 440.30 Market.: so Houses to Let, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.Chaice Locations.Moderate Rents, J.CRADOCK SIMPSON.& CO, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, = 181 ST, JAMES STREET- FOR SALE.SFR and brake; itis In ver ood \u2018order, aud Lan be seen st & LEDOUX\u2019S on Osborne street.FOR SALE, A CHANCE, BUILDING LOT, size 50 x 100, and 20 foot lane; convent- ent to electric cars; price 15c.Addreas T.16, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.5 Fe.R ALLEY, 1168t.James Street, REAL ESTATE BOUGHT.AND SOLD HONEY LOANED, LIBRA A bad WE NTS \u2018The Boys\u2019 Page.My Friend Carlo.(By W.Thompson, in the New York \u2018Ledger.\u2019) Notwithstanding the fact that dogs have been written of so voluminquely 1 venture to offer an absolutely authentic sketch of _one whose transcendent merits while in life well deserved such recogfition.To give a detailed account of this noble creature's extraordinary doings would fill a large volume, therefore 1 will confine myseif to recording a few of those which ] deem the most notable.Early in the spring of 1833, when 1 was nine years old and living in the township of Toronto, Canada, my father bought from the \u2018Six Nations\u2019 Indians, then occupying a reservation on the Credit River, eight miles from our farm, a dog whom, in honor of a deceased predecessor, we named Carlo.This animal was said to be then two years old.He weighed perhaps sixty pounds, and was not particularly prepoesessing in appearance, being of a mixed reddish color, with an unusually large head, drooping ears, tremendously powerful juws, and a tail no more than ten inches long.That member had never been docked, however, but was an hereditary peculiarity \u2014 a very strange, and, s0 far as my observation goes, quite unique circumstance.1 have known hundreds of doge born with only rudimentary tails, but never, except in this instance, of one that came into the world with one apparently cut off in the iddle.ae first none of us thought much of Carlo; but it was not long before we discovered his value, and to ne he soon became a constant companion, playmate, protector and friend.Little by little, as! bis good qualities were revealed, we found that his sagacity was wonderful, and his courage and faithfulness beyond all praise.Not only in one role did he excel, but es watchdog, hunter, retriever, cattle driver and sheep herd, he was perfection itself.He feared no living thing, and on occasion would tackle a bear, wolf, or lynx as readily: as a deer, fox or rabbit.Of.course, he could not unaided kill a full-grown bear or wolf, but would often harrass and detain one or the other tall the pursuing hunter got near enough to shoot it; but he did once, after a terrific fight, kill a large lynx, an animal so formidable that not one dog in a thousand will face it., A curious peculiarity of Carlo\u2019s was that although the game he was at the moment chasing, might never have been sighted by the listener, any such, thoroughly familiar with him, could always tell of what kind it was, merely by the dog\u2019s manner of baying, and aleo whether the scent was fresh or stale.He had one style of bark for a deer, another for a bear, another for a wolf, and still another for a fox, wildcat, a raccoon or what not., He wes the very best \u2018coon dog 1 ever saw or heard of, and would kill one of these mischievous creatures, however large or fierce, in less than five minutes after coming up with it.The raccoon al throws itself on its back \u201cwhen fighting, and, instead of skirmishing nd, enappin at and tearing the skin pip on do, Carlo would instantly seize it by the throat, and never let go until it was dead, thus not damaging the pelt at ll.Between the ages of eleven and seventeen years, coon hunting by night was one of my favorite sports, and, when following Carlo, his voice always told me as plainly as by articulate speech, whether he was running on a hot scent, had caught his quarry on the ground or had treed it.In the latter case my comrade and I would build a fire and chop down the tree, whose top could scarcely crash to the earth before Carlo would have the coon.to another tree.Altogether, aside from the fact that their skins were worth, in the proper season, fifty centa each, it was very necessary to destroy these obnoxious, though interesting animels, as they wrought sad havoc among the green corn and oats and not infrequently carried off outlying young chickens an: cles.It was a singular idiosyncrasy of Carlo\u2019s thet, although born brofght up hy Indians, he would never, after coming Into our possession, Jet one of this rece approach the house without showing the most violent anger, and if the red man still ë he would seize some part of his dress and prevent his farther advance, until some member of the family interfered.Even then he would not lose sight of the unwelcome visitor until he had followed him beyond the boundaries of our four hundred acre farm\u2014all of which, in a beast of so much intelligence, clearly proves, 1 think, that he had been cruelly treated by his first owners.On three several occasions this dog saved my life, each time displaying a sur- phising degree of calculating judgment.Through the whole length of our farm ran a stream called Etobicoke Creek, and in June, a few months after Cario\u2019s acquisition by us, when I bad gained his and confidence, there occurred one night a tremendous downpour of rain, | swelling the creek to a wide, deep and love dangerous torrent, Going next morning, as usual, to bring home the cows, then pasturing on the further side around, by a rather distant bridge, attempted to ford the angry flood.But in a moment I was swept off my feet, and by the outward set of the current, whirl- | ed like a feather towards its turbulent centre.Being at that time unable to \\ Never once did he let one escape among and of the stream, I, very rashly, instead of going swim, I would certainly have drowned then and there had not Carlo plunged in and effected a rescue\u2014and in a manner evincing almost human intelligence.The brave fellow evidently knew that I was much heavier than himself, and was not to be retrieved so easily as a wounded duck.So, instead of eéizing me haphazard and perhaps drawing my head under water, he dexterously caught hold of the front corner of my coat collar, thus, in effect, enabling me to rest my head upon his, if I so wished.However, the moment he touched me I lost all fear, recovered my presence of mind, and cheerily said: \u2018Let go, Carlo.Seeming to guess my intention, he instantly obeyed, whereupon 1 slid my hands along his back and grasped his stubby tail, when, with a yelp of manifest delight, he struck diagonally across and down stream, towing me safely ashore to the opposite bank, though at a point fully a hundred yards below where I had entered the water.Then it \u2018was most touching to witness his joy.and hands, he scampered up and down the bank like a wild thing, rapturously barking and showing his happiness in every possible way, while now and then darting back to my side to renew his caresses and receive my own.When satisfied with this fun, he collected the cows and made them swim.ihe creek, but did not follow them across, thinking, perhaps, that I was not yet to be trusted alone, and that it was his duty to accompany me home by way of the bridge.About two months afterward Carlo saved me from being torn to pieces by a cougar, an animal extremely rere in western Canada even at that early day, called \u2018panther\u2019 by the old hunters, though the true panther does not exist in any part of America.Had it not been for my faithful friend's exttaordinary sagacity in discovering the crouching beast and his dauntlees courage in attacking it, I should most certaindy have become its prey.As 1t was, thanks to the dog, the great cat was shot by my father, I receiving one half the bounty money and my gallant hound unstinted praise.Perhaps dogs may not possess what we, in our wisdom, call inductive reasoning powers, but Carlo was gifted with something marvellously like such.Mere in- stinet will hardly account for his con- duet in the following instance: One summer morning in March, 1834, I was standing at our back door, which overlooked the creek and a little field opening out of the barnyard beyond.In this paddock were at the moment frisking a number of February-born lambs, while their mothers were nibbling such chance tufts of grass as had esceped the winter's frosty.| \u2018While I looked delightedly at the innocent creatures\u2019 gambols, a great, giant gray wolf, having sneaked unobserved | from the forest a half mile farther up stream, suddenly leaped the low fence, dashed through the flock, seized a lamb in his mouth and was off forestward like a flash.Carlo lay dozing in the sun at my feet, ADVERTISEMENTS.TURN OVER A NEW LEAF.Get out of that rut of sickness and ill-health that is making you old before your time.Remember that the success you wish to make of r Îife will be flat failure if you don't RS more attention to your health, ealth is the foundation of success.Abbey\u2019s Effervescent Salt Is the foundation of health, It builds up the systems that worry and work \u2018break down.It keepsthe blood pure and the system in a healthful condition, repared to repel disease, Enminen nadian and European physicians endorse it as a preventive and cure for La Grippe,Sleeplessness, Loss of Appetite, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Constipation, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spleen Affections, Nerv- epression, Indigestion, Sea- Flatulency, Gott, Fever, Skin and Kidney Complaints, This excellent testimony from Dr.Ww, H.Wright, L.R.C.P.I.LM.,, M.R, o C.S.B, L.S.AI, Medical Officer of Health, London, England, should be of service to you.\u201cI have great pleasure in bearing testimony to our excellent preparation.I take t every morning before my cold bath, and it kccps me in the of health and spirits.I may say, Îts continued use during a terrible \u2018epidemic of La Grippe I escaped an attack, sithough often worn out with the extra fatigue and great strain, upon me when grappling with it.IC keeps the blood cool and allays fever, and thus keeps the system in à gi condition of insusceptibility to Digh- theria, Fevers, and other blood dis orders.I also find it a valuable anti- rheumatic.\u201d 8 For sale by all drnggists, Price 3/6 or 6o cts, a bottle, Trial size, 25 cts.&ar-Send for à free sample, THE ABBEY EFFERVESCENT SALTCO., Luaves.MONTREAL, CANADA.After lovingly licking my face \u2018| Inte thir, in his lifetime of Mo \u2018| to convert TM snd after his death by them ss ToD oto Stock Com \u2018Look, Carlo, look ! \u2019 I cried, pbinting to the retreating wolf.In an instant he caught sight of the marauder, but did he rush across the creek in direct pursuit and thus prematurely alarm the brute, give it a long start and thus entail upon himself & probably hopeless stern chase ?No; he did something far wiser and more effectual.Without giving tongue at all, he started off at full speed up my side of the stream, far enough from the bank\u2019s brink to prevent the enemy seeing him and was at the edge of the forest some little time: before the encumbered wolf could reach its sh-ter.Then, concealed by impinging bushes and trees, he bounded through and acroes the creek, hid himself in the brushwood and met the ravenous beast face to face when it came along.Meantime, hearing me call, several of the family came to the door and witnessed what followed.On seeing Carlo, the half-starved wolf did not at omce relinquish his prey, but swerved from his course and tried to gain the woods at a more distant point\u2014a fatal mistake on his part, for the dog, nearly as swift as he in any case, was on him before he had gone a hundred feet.Then he dropped the lamb and at tempted to close with Carlo in a death struggle.He might as well have tried to THE \u2018MONTREK KL DAI Tt LY WITNESS , - close with a lightning streak.Every time be made a rush at- the dog the latter sprang aside, and the instant the wolf turned again he seized it by a hind leg, bringing it to the ground, while always avoiding the deadly grip of its fearfully armed jaws.This manoeuvre was repeated again and again, and, rage as he might, the wolf could neither get away from, ner fasten his fangs om, his persecutor.The result was that my elder brother had tire to run up and shoot the beast, which was so wholly preoccupied in the fight as not to notice his approach.1 leave the reader to judge whether, in this chase and attack, the noble dog did not exercise what may fairly be called reason ?(To be continued.) ADVERTISEMENTS.Purest and Best for Table and Dairy No adulteration.Never cakes.ADVERTISEMENTS.ONLY IN laid 2 D TIN CANS FOLLOW DIRECTIONS.Notices.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Anthony Loftus, .of the City and District of Montreal, Gentleman, will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at the next session thereof, for an Act to remove doubts concerning the validity of a deed of sale passed before Phillips, |.N.P., on the tbird of January, 1888, from _ Miss Sarah Ashton Phillips, in her c .city of executrix to the last will of late Henry Phillips, in his lifetime of tH¥ City of Mentreal, to Miss Mary Ellen Guerin, and concerning the powers ôf säld Estate to allenate real estate belonging to them and for other purposes.Datel at Montreal, this 2let day of October, 1887.J.M.FERGUSON, Solicitor for Appd- cant.Fra NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that appf- cation will be mude to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec at the next session thereof for an Act allowing the Canadian Savings, Loan and Buliding Association, a corporation Incorporated in the Province of Ontario, under the provisions o! the Revisea Statutes of Ontario, 1897, cap.169, end carrying on business under the Loan Corporations Act, Ontario, to extend {ts business into the Province of Quebec,and authorizing the sald Association by the name of the Canadian Savings Loan and Building Association to sue, and be sued, acquire and hcld real estate, under its said neme, or under the name of trustees therafor, to hold and dispose of the same, and to invest money In mortgages or real estatc and other securities within the sald Province, and to dispose of aiid deal with the said mortgages or real estate, and other securities, and generally to transact the business of a Building and Savings Company within the Province of .Quebec.Dated ut Montreal, this 21st day of October, 1897.JOHN A CARLAW, President; W.J.HAMBLY, Managing Director.J M.FERGUSON, Solicttor for Applicants.28 PPLICATION to the LEGISLATURE.Public Notice is hereby given that applfcation will be made at the next Session of the Legislature of the Province of Quebec for an Act to imcorporate \u201cThe Lawyers Title Insurance Company\u201d for the purpose of examining titles to Real Estâte, Bonds, Debentures and other secu- Titles, and warranting, guaranteeing, and insuring such titles, and for other purposes.Montreal, 28th October, 1897.HALL CROSS, BROWN, SHARP & COOK, Attorneys for applicants, 2 THE UNDERSIGNED, NOEL .\u201d BUSEBE GUILLET, Physician, ressd-.| ing at Manchester, New Harnpshire, bereby give notice that I will apply st the next.Session of the Provincial Legislature of Quebec for the passing of an act to authorise the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec, to admit me, after examination, as a physiclan and surgeon and grant me a license to practise as both.NOEL E.GUILLET, Quebec, 6th October, 1897.12 TUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the incorporated village of 8t Lambert in the County of Chambly will apply .the next session of the Quebec Legislature for an Act of Incorporation as a Town under the name of the Town of St.Lambert subject to the provisfons of Chap.TI.of Title XI.of the Revised Statutes of Quebec relating to Town Corporations, with additional powers as to the effecting of loans and the voting thereon, matters of expropriation\u2019 and special fmprovements and thé mode of, procedure relating thereto, mode of electing Mayor and Councillors, 1 and other matters relating to the adminis- ion and business of the Town.tra ontreat, 30th September, 1877.HUTCHINSON & OUGHTRED, Attorneys for Applicant.[PUBLIC NOTICE.\u2014 Notice is- lication will be made at on of islature of the Province of an Act authorising the Exsoutors of the rewer, the business carried on by him during bis his executors hereby given that a) fhe nex f the Yoo! be proporiys plant, estots and dhe bc 1 nt, esse: an e gate to Bach oom oy in exchange for hares therein, an aot as Directors fully paid op Montreal, 6th October, 1897.es.' TRE CROSS, Solicitor for Applicants.\u201c\u2018HIRAM JOHNSON, \u2014 _ TTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY FALL ARRANGEMENTS.STEAMER DUCHESS OF YORK For CARILLON and Intermediate Ports, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ¢ a.m., from Canal Basin, foot of Nazareth street.Passengers may take train, 8.50 C.P.R., or 9 a.m., G.T.R., for St.Anne's, to connect with steamer.To PAPINEAUVILLE, BROWN\u2019'S WHARF and OTTAWA (all Ports west of Carillon), from foot of Nazareth street.Str.MAUDE, TUESDAYS at 6.30 p.m.Str.PRINCESS, FRIDAYS at 6.30 p.m.First-claes fare to Ottawa, Including berth, $2.00.Freight and passengers at lowest rates.Freight received TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS wp to hour of departure, Company's Office and Stores, 161, 163, 165 Common street.WW.fUEPHERD, Telephone 1029.For Gaspe and Bale des Chaleurs Ports The North American Transportation Co.'s Steamer \u2018ADMIRAL\u2019 L.POULIOT, Master.COMMENCING ON THE 28th APRIL, the first-class Passenger Steamer \u2018ADMIRAL\u2019 leaves DALHOUSIE for GASPE, (weather and ice permitting), on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, calling au Directo Carlton, Newport.\u201c Maria, Pabos, - New Richmond, Grand River, Bonaventure, Cape Cove, New Carlisle, Perce, Paspebiac, Point St.Peter, Port Daniel, Douglastown.Returning from Gaspe for Dalhousie Junction on- MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, calling at the intermediate ports.Rates for Passages, Meals and Rooms moderate.Connections East and West with the Intercolonial Railway.Passengers leaving Bonaventure Depot at 7.50 a.m., on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS run ghrough to Ddlhousie Junction, without change, connecting with SS.\u2018Admiral\u2019 and arriving at Gasps 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 passenger fares and rates of | treight apply to M.P, CONNOLLY, or W, H.OLIVE, Gen.Eastern Agent.188 St.James st, opp.St.Lawrence Hall, Montreal.14 Sec.-Treasurer, 40 Dalhouste street, Quebec.Furs, &c.FURS! FURS! Importer and Exporter, wholesale mauufacturer uf all kinds of Furs fos Men, Ladies and Children.Couts, Collars, Cloaks, Dresses, and slso makes a specialty of the export of Skins, e highest market prices will paid for a)l kinds of Raw Furs.N.B.\u2014The highest price paid for Bees Wax and | Ginseng Root.- 494 Bt.Paul Street, Mentreal.Cement, Drain Pipes, &c.DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENTS, \u2018At Lowest Market Prices.tf W.& F.P.CURRIE & CO.100 GREY NUN STREET Educational.CHOOL OF ART 3 AND APPLIED DESIGN, 2278 St, Catherime street.Classes in Drawing, Painting, Chins Painting, Designing, Wood Carving, eto.Special training for children, Studios open to the public between 2 and 5.30 the first Baturday of each month.China fired dally for the public as well as students.- INIEREATION AZ] ff LL 0 4 À PLACE D'ARMES, MONTREAL.One of the best organised Comme.cial Institutions in America.\u2018thé coarse com- prices: \u2014Bookkveplug, Arithmetic, - Writing, Correspo dence, Commsrcial Law, .Shorthand (in both langüngés), Typewfiting, English, French, preparation for Civil Service, etc.\u201d A thorough drill is given in Banking and \u2018Actgal Businass Practice.Ex- perieiced teachers in every departmant \u2018Separate rooms .for ladjes.Evening classes will pe resimed Sept.27th.Call\u2019 or write, or tels (209) for prospectus.CAZA & LORD.Pracipale.WEnNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1897.ADVERTISEMENTS.+ For 6c in stswps ws will | A E send you ful particulars of a pleasant home treat | ment without knife or laster, STOTT & JURY, Bowmanville, Ont.| t is curing others, why not learn about it.Cor respondence strictly private.| Intercolonial Railway On and after MONDAY, the 4th October, 1897, the trains of this railway will run daily (Sunday excepted), as follows:\u2014 Leave Montreal by Grand Trunk Railway from Bonaventure Depot .+.22 +4 4e 00 ue .7.50 Leave Montreal by Canadian Pacific Railway from Windsor Street Depot .19.45 Leave Levis .1430 Arrive Riv.du Loup .17.30 do.Trois Pistoles .-.19.08 do.Rimouski .20.14 do.Ste.Flavie .20.55 .do.[Little Metis .21.19 do.Campbellton .24.30 do.Dalhousie .L155 do.Bathurst .2.38 do.Newcastle .: .400 do.Moncton .6.30 15.56 do.St.John .10.30 13.00 do.Halifax .18.30 22.10 The trains to Halifax and St.John run through to their destination on Sunday.The buffet sleeping car and other cars of express trains leave Montreal at 7.50 o'clock run through to Halifax without change.The trains of the Intercolonial Rallways are heated by steam from the locomotive, and those between Montreal and Halifax, via Levis, are lighted by electricity.Through tickets may be obtained via rail and steamer to all points on the Lower St.Lawrence, and in the Maritime Provinces.For tickets and all information In regard to passenger fares, rates and freights, train arrangements, etc., apply to wW.H.OLIVE, Eastern Freight and Passenger Agent, 138 St.James street, Montreal.D.POTTINGER, General Manager.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., 30th Sept., 1897.iY RA IIE Trains Leave Bonaventure Station.(Note*® signifies runs dally.All other trains run daily except Bundays.) 7.sm, 10.50 s.m., \u201c4.55 p.m.\u2014For Valleyfield, Outawn and O.A.and P.8.Ry.(runs to Valleyfield on wseok days only.) .30 a.m., *9.00 a.m., *8.00 p.m, 10.25 pm.\u2014For Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago, etc.15 p.m.\u2014 For Brockville, 700 a.m.\u2014For Hemmingford, Huntingdon and Massena Springs.4.30 pm.For Hemmingford, Huntingdon and Fort Covington.- ; 7.50 a.mæ-For Sherbrooke, Island Pond, Portland, Old Orch obec and the Maritime Provinces, (runs to Quebec and Rimouski daily.) &30 p.m.\u2014 For Sherbrooke, Portland, Old Orchard Beach daily, and to points on the I.C.-R.daily, except Sunday.2.00 noon.\u2014For St.Jphna, except Saturday and Sunday.On Baturday leaves at 1.33 p.m.4.00 p.m.\u2014 For Sherbreoke, Island Pond, Quebec, and points on the D.C.Ry.4.45 p.m.-\u2014For St.Johns, Rouses Point, also Water 100 and Bt.Cesare, via 8t.Lambert aud M.P.& B.Ry.*7.30 a.m., 5.30 p.m.\u2014 For Sorel via 8t.Lambert.5.30 p.m.- For St.Hyacinthe.8.00 a.m,.\u201c6,50 n.m., *8.25 p.m.\u2014For Boston and New York via C.V.R.9.10 a.m., *7.00 p.m.\u2014For New York viaD, & H.ANADIAN ou PACIFIC KY.Quebec Trains.11 p.m.traia to Quebec now runs daily.Other trains to Quebec leave 3.30 p.m.daily and 9 a.m.week days NEW ROUTE \u2014 T0 \u2014 Hamilton, Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N.Y.Trains leave Windsor Street Station 8.50 a.m.week days and 9 p.m, daily.N.Y.C, and H.R.R.R.Through tickets and reservations in Par- Jor and Sleeping Cars to Adirondack Mountain resorts.New York, etc.City Ticket and Telegraph Office, 129 ST.JAMES ST.(Next to Post-Office).MERICAN AND EUROPEAN TOURS.ALLAN, DOMINION AND BEAVER LINES, QUÉBEC STEAMSHIP CO.\u2018 _ All Lines from New York to Eurepe, Bermuda, West Indies, Florida, &c COOK'S TOURS.W.H.CLANCY, Agent.Grand Trunk Ticket Office, 137 Bt, James street.Professional.Montreal: Canada Life Bullding, 3°.Jsmes st.We have great success in developing ideas in best marketable form.Patents obtained by us show simplified finished inventions.Oall or send rough sketch for free advice.AMES A.BAZIN, Dentist.© will be in attendance every week on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY aud FRIi- DAY at Dr.E.B.and J.8.IRBOTSON'8 Office, 169 Peel street, Tooke\u2019s Building.3 MITH & MARKEY, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, es TEMPLE BUILDING, 255 ST.JAMES STZEER ROBERTO EMITH.FRED.H.MARKNY.SETH P.LEET, BCL, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, &c., MECHANICS INSTITUTE BUILDING, \u201c 202 St.James street.TELEPHONE 6lù REFORD AGENCIES, Dor ALDSON LINE WEEELY GLASGOW SERVICE From Glaszow.Fron Moen Le.8S.KASTALIA (cold store x 4 1.88.CONCORDIA.ç SA.AMARYNTHIA NN \\.88 KEEMUN, .Nd From Kt John, NH : ol $8.ALCIDES.v.And fortnightly sailings thers - Agents\u2014Qlasgow : Donald i tr HOMSON LINE WEEKLY LONDON SERVICE From Newcastle.From Moor, .DEVONA Ge Oct.12.Ce EY Oct.15.88.IONA (cold storage! x 3 Oct.20.S.HUR INA (cold storage Nag Oct.30.38.GERONA .Neon Oct.30.88.FREMONA (cold storais Nor.9 Weekly from Portland during the w:1.:e: \u2019 EAST COAST 88.DANIA for Leith.Nie 0 88.BELLONA, for Newcastle and Leith .Aur 1 88.ESCALONA for Newcastle and Leith Nor Agents\u2014CAIRNS, YOUMG & NOBLE, Newrsstle e: A.Low, SoN & Co., 27 Lesdäc st London, E.C.: WM.THOMSON & Co.Len THROMAON & SONE, Dundee, Scotland Cold Storage fitted in Special Steamers of boih Lines.THROUGH BILLS OF LADING Granted by any of the above Lines to or ir 2, any point in CANADA OB WESTERN STATES.Tor further particulars apply to HEN IER oN Eo Chicago, II.; J.D.RIDLELL, Stratford, Ont THE ROBT.REFORD (0., (Lid.), 23 and 35 St.Sacrament street, Montreal, BERVICE, BEAVER LINE STEAMERS SUMMER SERVICE, HONTREAL TO LIVERPUUL DIRECT, From From LIVERPOOL, BTEAMERS.MONTREAL Sat, Oct.16.T.ake Winnipeg.Wed Now Sat, (xt, 23.Leke Huron.Wed,Nov.1 Sat, Oct.30.Lake Ontario.\u2026 Nov à Fri, Nov.5.Lake Buperior.\u2026.,.Bat, Nov 1) Aner Nov, 20, steamers sall rom di, John, N.B., tusicad 0: Montreal.RATES OF PASMBAGE.FIRST CABIN\u2014Single, $0 and $35.Ke- turn, $95 and $100, according to stealer selected.SECOND CABIN\u2014To Liverpool or London, $34;, rewurn, $66.75.Glasgow, $1.65; return, $74.00.STEERAGE\u2014To Liverpool, London, Glasgow and Belfast, $22.50.NOTE\u2014Steerage passengers by the Beaver Line are provided with the use of bedding and eating and drinking utenslls, free of charge.Freight carried at lowest rates and to all important points, both in Canada and Creat Britain, on through bills of lading.Special facilities provided for the carriage ot butter.cheese and perishable freight.For further particulars as to freight or nassage, apply to D.& C.NACIVER, Tower Buildings, Liverpool.ND.W.CAMPBELL.Megr., 18 Hospital st, Montreal.DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSRIPS LIVERPOOL SERVICE, vis Londonderry.From Montreal From Quebez, Nov.5, 11 am Nov.64pm.Nov.1% daylight, Nov.14, 8am.Nov.17, 2pm.From PORTLAND.Vancouver.Nov.27,1 p.m.direct.From BOSTON.Canadas.Nov.M, 10.30 a.m., vis Queenstown.Rates of passage to Liverpool and London- derry: Cabin, $52.50 to $90; second cabin, $34 to $42.50; steerage to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Queenstown, Belfast and Glasgow, $22.50 to $25.50.Midship saloor, electric light, spaclous promenade decks.For further information apply to any agent of the Company, or to DAVID TORRANCE & CO., 17 8¢.Sacramens st, Gonersl Agent.Montreal.EVRCEE: EUROPE, EUROPE TICKETS BY ALL LINES, ALLAN, DOMINION and BEAVER LINES, | a 3 D-AMERICA, HAMBURG-AMERICAN Ta AR, oN ARD AMERICAN, NORTH- GERMAN LLOYD, GENERAL TRANS-ATLAX- TIC, STATE, ANCHOR, TRANSPORT snd RED or} BA LOUTH AFRICA, FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, ete.£# Cell or write for lowest quotations before look- else whereon rates, $40 upwards: steerage at lowest rates £4 Send for Toning pamphlet of rates aod ssil- ings or call at pew address.My ial winter rates MONTREAL to LONDON and back, weekly via New York, 1st Saloon aod rail, only 8%.D.BATTERSEY, Agent, Bldg 178 St, James St, Opposite Temple .Office Telephone, No.1504.House Telephone, 308: MERICAN LINE NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.North River, New York ton street.) .Wed., Oot.27, 10am 8t.Louis Wed, Nov.3 10am Paris.Wed, Nov.10, 10am.Wed, Nov.17, 10am., Wed, Nov.%, 10 3._.- Shortest and mrst convenient routé te London.No transfer by tender.N° 14dal delay.Close connection at Southampton for Havre and Paris by special twin-scre Channel steamers.Rates of passage to Southampton, § upwards.Second Cabin passage, $45 and upwards.SPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.fitéerage at Very Low Rates.For freight or passage app!y to.INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Ca No.6 Bowling Green.New York W.H.HENRY lis Bt, Peior st,, Mechanies Bulldog W, F.EGG, 1398t, James street.Montres.BENJAMIN & WESTON.al 10 Place d\u2019Armes Square, Montreät- W, D.OBRIEN, 113 $t.James st.D.RBATTERSHTY, Bdg- 178 St.Jnmes Street, opp.Temple Montreal.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rm oer STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE 116 St.Peter street.Mechanics Institute Building.75 and ALL LINES FROM ; MONTREAL AND NEW YORK T \u2014TO\u2014 NGLAND AND E ROPE, Ale to Florida, West 3 and All Southern Winter Resorts.Tel, 1176 W.MH.HENRY, Agent [re The ne d i + She â morning, time of ! journey 1 dient added, le through \u201cNo Le most] And wh new for * Just : ad ng nod noseif.youd de back 5 js vey Fri got roi TE a s Tea Voth \u2018he tray.u',us VO Æ # moment o; rned \u201cShe ! Mrs.Gr the till.Jater sr meet the the poor tt ef Le A Mr ches w Stgoins.ance on cara om Yeg that inner de ed the im \u201cWell.hur:ored) then, 3 + \u201che lenst da make Miss Sty \u201cArd 1 str re-t 41 twe down thy the back She wn that of th ning alm But wl repeat th she rose t bahted c and plac window ( garden.This dc and apro door in man insi into the Instant with mer With fi inner doc him ther tinned hi There were eft ments.\u2018You | door and The for \u2018He is her hand 8 momen In the side tre effort to Her ha tempted officers second sf locked on men cam shoulder, mirute or And 1 dumbfour A cand table, ar There we the pails of sight.FAss, and The on resmectah grizzled | an old fa against t \u2018May 1 he inqui the floor \u2018Is this asked one Mrs.G at the gr Croesed h to conces The th cri band.Po The me his eyes | too late.The we head and leave of men with \u201cThe m, Said the | click! the Manacled \u2018At this por ead > TES.SERVICE, om Montrea| ge).Nov.3 «Nov.1) fer ros.SERVICER, ym Montreal, » h.Nov, 15 .Nov.D Newcastle-on- auhall street, ith; Wm, Steamers DING or from any ATES.ER3ON Broz, |.Ont, or (Ltd.), Montreal, AMERS DIRECT, From HONTREAL Wed.Nov.3 Wed.Nov.lJ Cees Nov.14 Bat., Nov.20 1 arom St.le ze { 353.Re- teamer sel- ol or Lon- ow, $37.65; ndon, Glas- the Beaver of bedding ils, free of ; and to all : and Great ing.Special age ot but- it.freight or AMPBELL, spital st, Montreal.LINE SHIPS E, From Quebes.lov.6, 4pm.ov.14, 9am.ov.17, 2 p.m., Queenstown, nd London- cond cabin, ni, London, st and Glas- 1t, spacious information any, or to co.ersi Agent.UROPE LINES, is Moptresl.AMERICAN AN, NORTH- (NS-ATLAN- RT snd RED IDA, WEST 8 before look- t lowest rates.rates and sail- special winter back, weekly r nt, mple Bldg.elephone, MPTOY.r New York 27, 10am.3, 10am , 10, 108.mM.17, 10 a.m.24, 10s._.nt route to er.No tidal hampton for twin-screw ton, $75 and | upwards.\"KETS AT Rates.nly to.10% UD» York.Building .Mentroal Montreal.sb.mple Bag.al.- OFFICE reet, ng.v YORK 2 » les and All RY, Agent WpNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1897, mes\u2014\u2014 \u201cHAXWELL'S PROBATION.| Temperance Record.\u2019) IV.Tha Text morning Stiggins suddenly ap- «he inn kitchen.it seem quite so well this ue observed, after passing the av with Mrs.Griggs.\u2018The ux to have upset her a bit.y.when I came in,\u2019 she the landlady through and i Ler solemn dark eyes.-s, Griggs, placidly.CI L \u2018ve think she mi'd fancy «inch 4e et ham with her chicken, : port, said the dark-eyed i : better take it up to her Moment a big, burly form ap- 1 the doorway.It was the \u201cthe Devon mail coach.Mrs.lodger immediately sprang to 5 \u201c ung to his arm.ve he hegan.And then, \u2018Why, TT What is the meaning of An in his astonishment he push- 1 ra 5 overhanging hat, so that the anh lees to-night.Did I wake you, or did you rise to see the fire?You are not usually such light sleepers.\u2019 \u2018The fire?A fire?Where is it?cried Phil.\u2018 Well go, Bob \"\u201d Nell came forward quickly.She touched his arm warningly.\u201cI told you the sky was red,\u2019 she said.\u2018And if yom boys go, Nan and I would like to go with you.\u2019 \u201c All right ; come on !\u2019 Mrs.Coates, however, objected to this arrangement.\u2018 The fire is 2 distant one, she said, \u2018and you will be better off in bed.You have evidently had no sleep yet although it is almost midnight, and\u2014\u2019 \u201c Almost midnight I\u201d interrupted Bob.\u2018Why, I thought you were beginning breakfast !\u2019 I must plead \u2018Breakfast ?Oh, no! ADVERTISEMENTS.The Same.Old Sarsaparilla.ee That's Ayer\u2019s.The same old sarsaparilla as it was made and sold by Dr.J.C.Ayer 80 years ago.In the laboratory it is different.There modern appliances lend speed to skill and experience.But the sarsaparilla is the same old sarsaparilla that made the record\u201450 years of eures.Why don\u2019t we better it?Well, we're much in the condition of the Bishop and the raspberry: Doubtless, \u201d he said, \u2018God might have made a better berry.But doubtless, also, He never did.\u201d Why don\u2019t we better the sarsaparilla?We can\u2019t.We are using the same old plant that cured the Indians and the Spaniards.F¢ has not been bettered.And since we make sarsaparilla compound out of sarsaperilia plant, we sce no way of improvement.Of course, if we were making some secret chemical compound we might.But we're not.We're making the same old sarsaparilla to cure the same old diseases.You can tell it\u2019s the same old sarsaparilic because it works the same old cures.It'sthe sovereign blood purifier, and\u2014¢8\u2019s Ayers.& remarkably aristocratic- para ES r= = .Eat guilty to having fallen asleep in my| chair.I am sorry if I disturbed you.\u2019 \u2018Oh,\u2019 said Nell, giving the others a warning glance, \u2018I woke them.1 saw the red light and I made them get up.\u2019 \u2018 Well, it is surely time for us all to be in our beds,\u2019 said her mother, \u2018 so do not stay to watch the fire, boys\u2019 (To be continued.) THE SOULS INQUIRIES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.Lord, whet wilt thou have me do *\u2014 Acts ix., 6.Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issu2s of life.\u2014Prov.iv., 23.Help thou me.\u2014Ps.cxix., 86.Fear not, I will help thee.\u2014Isa.xli,, 14.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018I have been practising the giving of onetenth- of my gross income to the Lord for the past ten years, and it would be more difficult to persuade me 1» abandon the plan, except for a better cne, than it was to get me to adopt it.The element of selfishness having been ei minated by the giving of the tenth, 1 can the better discriminate in my gift to varions objects.\u2019 \u2014 Illinois Endeavorer.\u2019 After trial of many methods to secure liberal giving for missions, we are thoroughly convinced that the one indispensable, if not the only, thing io induce those who have the love of God in their hearts to give generously as God has prospered them for the conversion of the heathen, is to make them intelligent on the whole subject of modern missions.And it is the business of every pastor as much as in him lies to make them so.How is he to do it ?Let him have some plan by which he shall regularly and frequently and systematically set before his people the facts respecting missionary operations, especially those of his own denomination, though not exclusively, facts respecting the origin and history of the various missions, interesting bits of biography of | missionaries, the fresh intelligence from the various fields, both home and for eign, with special reference to the methods by which the work is carried on and success achieved.While not concealing the facts that the work requires patience under discouragements and the enduring of hardness as good soldiers, and even peril of life and health, let him, as the missionaries would have him dwell chiefly on the success which always has in due time resulted from faithful and patient reed sowing and the ever-enlarging work and the unfailing and increasing annual increase of converts.Every year\u2019s report from the broad mission field thows conclusively that the missionary enterprise is above everything else a growing success, an investment that pays according to the Scripture rule: \u2018 Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.\u2014* Amsenibly Herald.\u201d 2.\" | ADVERTISEMENTS.Are You Nervous?, Horsford\u2019s Acid Phosphate | | Quiets the nerves and induces sleep.À DUCRO'S ALIMENTARY ELIXIR Is highly recommended as a remedy for lung diseases and as a preventive for typhoid, malarial, and all kinds of fevers.Agents: E.FOUGERA & CO., NEw YORK.üistrations for Books, Catalogues Circulars, Advertise ments, &c.Half-Tone Etchings, Equal to the best produced, at | Bc per square inch, Minimum\u201d f+ ay single Half-tone Etching, $1.25.Vignetting extra - SPECIAL RATES Zor Large Quantities, Line Etchings, 6c per square inch.Minimum for any singl» Etching, BOC.wing if required, extra.SPECIAL RATES for Large Quantities DESIENING, ELECTROTYPING, STEREOTYPING, dc.« ¢ + + T0HN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018WITNESS\u2019 PRINTING HOUSR, Corner Craig and Bloury fits.TEE MONTREAL DAILY.WITNGSS.1 PS THAT THE SIGNATURE \u2014OF\u2014 table Preparation for As- | AVege simitating the Food and ula- Promotes Digestion, Cheerfulness andRest Contains neither m,Morphine nor Mineral.Nor NARCOTIC, \"ge of OU ir PIICHER WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OF Apesfect Remedy for Consti tion, Sour Sromach Diarrhoes.a Worms Convulsions, Feverishness and LOSS OF SLEEP.Fac Simile Signature of Ue.NEW YORK.pa Justa is put up ty ono-sise bottles only, It TTT PT Pa not sold in bolk.Don't allow anyone to sell A b Ad ins MORRUE BR you anything else on the ples or promise that it BRILL Ta RSI RN 1s \u201cJust as good\u201d sud \u201cwill answer every pur- SE ASE A .\" Aa Se that you got C-A-8-T-0-E-L-A, The fac- CAE simils ison stars LL de avery a \u2019 Weapper.: GREIC\u2019S 2 CROWN @.EXACT COPY OF WRAFPER.Tastes like lemon.It gives the true rich flavor of the pure fruit, a LEMON it % EXTRACT ; sk your grocer or it, a BABYS \"OWN SOAP RRR I Must have the enuine, The imitations look very nice, but they hurt my delicate SKIN.Obliging Horseman (of riverside breeding) \u2014\u2018\u2019Ave a tow up, Miss?\u2019 \u2014Punch.\u2019 KINDLING WOOD.Why pay high prices for kindling when you can buy cheap.We have 10,000 loads, dry mill blocks, cut stove lengths, delivered anywhere in the city, $1.50 per load.Tel.£353.J.C.Macdiarmid, Kindling for the Million, Richmond square.at A SOMETHING WITH WINGS.The other morning in Old Street, when a thick fog had temgorarily clesred off, a con- sidercble crowd collected to observe the aerial evolutions of a Bat.It may be assumed that the average Cockney does not know a bat from a heronshaw,and in answer to any query as to what the curiosity was, there was a response after this fashion: \u2014It's a something with wings, but it ain't a bloomin' sparrer!\u2019 Dr.Sydney Benton, of London, Bng., says Menthol bas no equal in croup and whooping cough, and you will find ft only in Menthol Cough Syrup.3 RESPECT FOR THE BENCH.There are many good anecdotes told of the late General Robert Bruce, commonly known in the service as \u2018Hurricane Bruce.\u2019 The following happened at Malta: A very unpopular magistrate having sentenced an officer of Bruce's regiment to six months\u2019 imprisonment for thrashing some Maltese in self-defence, the colonel, who was in Court, got up from his seat and politely asked the magistrate whether that was a Court of justice.The irate magistrats, in reply, asked: \u2018Have you no respect for tha Bench, Colonel Bruce?\u2019 : \u2018Every respect, sir,\u2019 replied the colonel, calmly, \u2018every respect for tha wooden part, but none for the individual who sits thereon!\u2019 With that the colonel walked out of the Court with a dignified air, amidst the suppressed laughter of the spectators.THE DANGERS OF CROUP.We may expect to have croup with us shortly and the children as usual may be attacked.A plaster made by spreading *Quickcure\u2019 on a plece of canton flannel, linen or cotton, will give more prompt relief than a mustard plaster, without causing burping or irritation.Keep it ready for \u201c A BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS Will be all will hi to sh Hon al you ave ow after years of The BIRKBECK révise count y Will assist you to purchase or build a Home, and permit répayrcent in easy sums monthly, just as you now pay rent.OFFICES : 110 St.Francois Xavier st.PEASE, Local Manager.st.DOWN TOWN, UP.TO.DATE a.C.ARLESS & CO., PHOTOGRAPHERS.261 St.James street.JOHN CARSON, City Agent, 183 St.James MONTREAL WEEKLY WITNESS.15 READY NOW FOR SENDING TO ABSENT Great Reduction Se CONTAINS TWENTY PAGES OF THE .- IN.THE COST or Running Electric WORLD'S NEWS.Elevators \u2014\u2014\u20147 - Our new Electric Elevator lifts \u2018one thousand pounds 85 feet er minute, with 3 electrical horse-power, actual test.It will pay you to ges.in our Electric, ydraulic Steam and Hand-Power Elevators for passenger and freight service.Darling Bros., THE KLONDIKE AND THE CANADIAN FXPEDITION.DETAILS OF MAJOR WALSH'S EXPERIENCES.ALLEGED THREAT BY UNITED STATES FILIBUSTERERS.BRITISH SUCCESSES ON THE AFGHAN BORDER.RELIANCE WORKS, - - MONTREAL.PROHIBITION AND THE WORLD'S W.C.T.U.N | Other Articles:\u2014New York's Election\u2014A | Toronto Drink Murder\u2014Bombardment of Meterineh\u2014'On the River\u2019\u2014Literary Review \u2014The Gault Institute\u2014Sculptured Mooring \u2014 AND \u2014 Rings\u2014Empire Notes\u2014Boys\u2019' Page Btories\u2014 Ants that Eat Houses \u2014 British Columbia Polittcs\u2014Home Department Articles\u2014Chil- enera .ron A or dren\u2019s Column\u2014Sunday-schoo! Lesson \u2014 C.{ 9|E.Départment-Dr.Comardi\u2014Desth of Henry George Bishop Cleary's Fulmination Wo \u2014War in the Soudan\u2014Insolvency Legisia- Good f rk and Prompt Delivery * tion\u2014Duchess of Kent's Death\u2014Branding _ Seals\u2014Miss Jane Harrison\u2014Signor Verdi\u2014 Scotch News\u2014The Yerkes Telescope\u2014Legal, Medical, Veterinary and Agricultural De- partments\u2014Church Congress at Nottingham \u2014Michipicoten Mine ottage Gardening\u2014 Finanefal and Commercial, etc.WM.RODDEN & CO, .PRICE, IN WRAPPERS FOR MAILING, Tel.123.110 to 120 ANN ST.FIVB CENTS.3 ?' emergencies.Also vaporize some \u2018Quick- Tie Awert Tonat Soar Cov, cure\u2019 in the bedroom.See \u2018Quickeure\u2019 book \u201c1 (free).8 _ ADVERTISEMENTS.RUSHED OYSTER SHELLS FOR POULTRY.Hens have more difficulty in getting \u2018\u2019Carbonate of Lime \u201d to form the oll than any other pert of the egg.Oyster shells act in a double « capacity, grinding the Sood Sod making She oll, hence a larger pi n Egg shell bence slarger Dre ne DELRT, 76 Victoria square, Montreal.OMETHING for THE LADIES.A BPECIAL LINE OF FANCY WIRE PHOTO STANDS& HANGERS For Rihbem Trimming.Very pretty and cheap for Christmas.A large stook and Trimmed Sarrlos, at SG.W.WILLSON'S, Manufacturer of Mouldings and Frames, 688 CRAIG ST., next door to the \u2018Witneas' Office RICE\u2019S STUDIO, PLATINUMS and SEPIAS, Every Size and Style.Groups a Speotaity.141 Bt.Peter street.is ODAKS CHANG! FOR SALE, TO RENT AND EX MONTREAL PROTOGRAPHIC SUPPL] Cor.Notre Dame and 8t.Francois Xavier sis.Telephone, 1467.Send for cotalagus.Developing and Printing for Amateurs.Lantern Slides, etc.; GLASGOW DRUG HALL 1780 NOTRE DAME ST.MACKENZIE'S INHALANT\u2014For the retiet and Cure of Cold in the head; Catarrh, Hay Faver, ets FLUIDE D'HIVER, OR WINTER FLUID, for Chapped Hands, and all roughness of the skin, which it renders beautifully smooth and soft.SHEET WAX, and all the materials for waking Wax Flowers FOMEOPATHY\u2014A full stock of Medicines and Books always on hand.Telephone and country orders promptly filled.\u2019 Jy A.HARTE, Bruggiss, Bakers and Confectioners.R.S.AULD, PLAIN AND FANCY BREAD BAKER ANB CONFECTIONER.All kinds of Bread made by latest improved ma- chisery, ahead of old style and much cleaner.Bakery thoro! washed each week.Bell Tel.8003.Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans every Saturday.Cor.Atwater ave.& St.Antoine 8t i Gras A ee a: ose his = jou} tt 1 10 We DAY, NOVEMB ER 8 I NEW È YO i RK MAYO u Tam M | à tes : A PE 125 eept L I Y.plause : x he Ci © in ban He stood f ie Ë ; * Elec + ity in : hand sud bo for Ce Eo ; an: wed several .7 5 JUDGE tion.Yesterda 9 speech, ad again, we mono bai J IN VA y\u2019s tance of ords also wiedgm t| this - io 8 By an N WY uproer.B ten feet ale made a rents this cironm à ove cK {eit re cic omit le sm Ed : rwhel EL ceptiol he e hall c Ww eata répit i it ai the X N ming ECT him n.The got a soon.was the onal is munici show abeol New Y Maj : ED to get police nother after gov: isques, i cipal f e a diff ute n = tory 3 ork, N ority\u2014 Later ot out of to cl rousing In governed on if the from ste culty el B _ G in the fi ov.2.~ Res statement: Croi a gaa re- | U event their cities te and of UFFALO x reat first Tam ult i N ent: \u2018 ker wid way f nio it merite.are na- B Go The o 3 New Yo E unicipal many\u2019s vic n Other atom York The true le the f x iles chat in Olea de qe he gt be crate fund Nov.2 ES DEMOCR n rk i electi - [th au by tha ve ollows 0 t a k hy mad .2.\u2014In thi re dns EE Places.[£7 rb pov Sn Tah Se oo ina e entire one of aining ue one the R were he the Citi oy personal this city * bigot -day, ba r Thon fought in such is bette for prin of bably five \u2018mayor, cep, einctin Demo INDU Van Wyck ticket, h pursiity b be set- epublican par in be s\u2019 Uni vass law rem, on 1 once and lies.go ver is non ai 3 Cause i have by but y re thoussnd ee ing ther STRIAL ame cipality.» has , headed y whi part main, from has on beha perso mmen more ek- gle ment i need » than o whil one pape Dei jorit ihl, b ity.It carre a er Robert fh aang Ty ain, fro has be \" I of nal kis pargute tn rouen de n the os Co ob ha q in PE (ey by THE OPEN _ CLASSES ' scarcel antic .On MANY\u2019 .it way.T ted i emoct he can.of Re w tha against n such good afternoo! him ered ening ppostad NING .oo y be tie mnt w the ci sv represent he Dem a fa Tatic -| part publica t th such a stru n daili two mo his imes,\u2019 LAS I yek, Bi city ti ICT M nts emo ir, ho: party y li n auc ere wi odd z- ilies mornin opp 8, Th T EV than ler , Bird iy ticket ORY sta r.John the peo cracy wi nest an time lines, n cose i a8 no s.The .g an onent e eveni _ VENIN à and Ra .Coler i with : tement CS ple\u2019s i will win d F when i or is i in a possibilit N THE \u2014_\u2014 d three classe ening d NING.Faron La Van prions hat Sots ur out EE Boe ea end toa 2 VOTE CAST Conn a oder the.so treasury ild wunicipal enheim mptrol- 2% _ Tegardi t were was cert out this upon a e resul the ci ere wi ine three otal 0 v.2\u2014 .Prov of Arts the nd ind , ; - i i | t cit; 11 a | of t \u2014F 1 USD] ust mE oe mre 6 A dig he re of Si Ph ation von my dir ni à rer ee med Prise oi Que he son ons\u2019 | J tan many 1 .: w vi ew À J ct the \u2014 iT El en LT as pue de | Em SE ol bel P.Id the oe for whom Le first ave stood au, a ol that os and ell be ee the fence Tracy, ToL ave.complete pa of ed their red and (tional = on MA origi with comptroller Citi- ulder to oli- everse.\u2019 uffered ve not th for a f oun- 6,000.,823; Ge 235,181; of th urns two hund ames.Th y studer vhes a F \u2014 gress ares à originally a Ra Low.Je shoul- the uso first uture eorge\u2019s ; Low, 149 a gether 1 red pupil ere wer 15 regis er is city, a T rat me public an h- bya cause IN Was 873; growth ast s mo e only ee for co was he Rent .r of and Wh THE G TT heavy r Albany NEW YO about tinu 16 RA go L re than ÿ abus about mptroller enable por po batever EORGE V returns yn YORK STAT eo xpected phat a < this icket.same He i ican mn rom d H moi OT n show: the ov .; 9 pril, : cl onsd TH .H e e 5 nomi pai en ght E.} 1 e 8 ing:\u2014 -30 , and ° asges dera\u2026 fe Per a el ut HS Ho Dr Ze compe hh ST 1 dered i gniti inated ead of by th ms wi icati survived the re: n land demonst: e earl are ¢ ete Mess Th draw e eveni Led 1 oi year in.the pr of th with of the candida for \u20ac that tk from.the eau qe Been mdaiides of brate A hours he Kean: E.hursday ing are on mocra , fighti preside ° servi eral er didate the fa the sub the ear am- a majori ersed, i e past the R the obj ; free yonnet, the tu Der, \\ ce had t agai ng as ntial \u20ac ces he racy, ha of the Father as ghituti liest changi ty for f not b two epubli- E ject dr: hand 1, ARC achers Mo- MR.Eth ol mre Eo Rh a EE pig ALE ; e en: fai e ty n mocrats a y a : archi ay on Joh A go co 16 to mocr ard fai rge tal failur raon D y Black\u2019 g lik at rge nd Fri rch ya ve Cha candi conventi 1 pl ats tha ailure vote point e from emo.th year w k's pl e 240 least b mechani Frida itectur nd Fr tel aud Charles w idate on Col atform + suppl of the possibl of vie any but the Repub as over uralit; 0,000 v y day nical dr: y, Mr al draw ay, M city, w Savion.late er, t of ih 0 mu y suff vw.the y lican 200,000, in t otes.C , Mess awing, 1 Hem dr, M JUD .roller pid who Ayton, late to i guc- me pasters ao ered by The indication previo Secretary oo ihe state Clement; rs.J.Te Tuesday 1 és wo ox oss a ES Et LE pe a = eu ee Ma ive as e ti of of preci o ve ve at ti 100 won .C ors cine ne 1 60, yor of Gr A.VAN n to Mr.many © ticket, for com the dat the dent w requi to the ecincts 50.00¢ ee n these en 000.\u201d and Sd Pa ), Mon: g class Flue Moi ,000 eate wYC Ge ore polled P vot e of th res t vot ,000 it ept orm: The da: yfer; day Cp , Vv.and r New K, orge.vote: pro- ing the of a \u20ac that voting Tt i is giv y of awa ous plu and w y, M ; lithogr ann Flan \" an Pvc he be la: York.s as were shall papers ha h of a candidate n the chat is evi en ery and a ur and wood pe TA Papi Eran, regs soit 000 pe larger han tht preci Tone i tae aut hs Repl n i a boli fog Tod Jes me Pn] Trac + than that.0 inct pasters en printed ©) a: rom the mori ir buildin Tuesday in Mr.Seth eperal de the ote which Fall MR prescribed of the hers supplied to there Poe for \u201cthough pu etill - ret rnp Eh and J.ind Pda M the racy, i 8 .is pri ve e 18 ; \u201cration i was can Ri votes Defeated WILLIAM J thd Candidate, | tos lected in à ct.rnor did publ the M 24 St.(3 Gabriel Me fn on: / city : > .> 1 - t.ws et | the extent te à To pa the rina nt ies © the the REPU OTHER ELE carry his own mechanical d rel sa SL clin.Fo B som ; ed b in ex nt of tter er and New nätdat , c of th omince ver o be at- JBLI E ree d lay, 2 Jame pe in ji gs : Y e f racy\u2019 e ce.th e at- CANS C LE t), M raw Mr.ooo b | ie on which y the sign hy of pe an wv pré about oe Mayor was of hieiet Thomas Although in of Buff tg ees ONS.pe onda and 15 « 4 pet, of ¢ NE n .> \u2014oT ; ar ) i Ji .independent became th the petiti ,000 and Wyck Barty of 2 triumph e same na perso erson I the held Talo, N.Y THER SSACHUSITTS ms will oo where 188 Lonasat afte yl NW 3 sets ae movement e candidate di up- the Fyek wil inaugu he people and vie ame as de stituted the exception 7 Nov 3 ULTS.AND d be held in ctherwise Mr ve to t x WE an joi , whi of ad presen gov.rate a oo Ma e candi ed Whe tio tes \u2014Flecti Fone ttin tion e M sein > utes Ty publican paris in with the an matrat tl waste ies, liberal ndidat ere go \"7 Sates yosterd ions thier a g cla there will be a | © H x power i ort to organi ; with out- stand ration.À tal in p iberal te officials oo ay but with Ethier as teach ss, wi wil bes ni la Bar Dose On the excl ization i the Re ert, for home His eful an place publi rors voted.nd er oth Cass esday er, fro ith M à lad ÿ ¥ UT declined J Greater © Temmany ou of th me rule adminis d ered publican), va voted elected husetts oo in th and Friday 10 to 19 Eo feri A) k declined o an.1, 1 City mmany Son Docent cus citizens and the tration ere) ait usetts ras voted for.w only usetts sufficient oe nd Friday, A 12 am, L fires : vem n th 808 to co m ces toms in à person 1 yo yesterda, G ole nor ene pri umb g sh th a th ; would ent.the ground be ° me into Le and in he practic al Jib- erett pie Willie; y by over of (Re- 97 prises won er of pu ould he ser the LE with oh res, = offer was gas will to furni The parvuit of of in- wt (Independent (Dem mor of Ma these w ron during upils.Last rte bod rer Cie etes organization control of eo ine Far 3 oom ne preg ora), and Ev.presided « $137.The Lhe season eves citi efused fa \"party to 7 cncidntal iberalit the le as soon ple with the quit wor \u20ac Repub Nov.3 Ev- Tesses a the dist Hon.otal BE ed.; Low, in recall n, on be compac tally adequat y will gislature as Dem dollar all k for blican \u2014Short Roy and ere mad ributio: J.D.KR le ing iE: a candi order its nomi othe t, and effort e schoo be sho can b oorati istics c for the ni State ly aft son.the e b 1, and Valter n EE REE \u2014\u2014 re ra rk Eo ms Ge Die re with bu eur Mr.eteated ENS m le rnishing the ust De egra e| Mr.S.Vier T .\u20ac total the R e ca a of selec r.ed.R AMIN ents, neas to fu ation and ing he n befor guard and phed SHIR S.C er esti .number epubli rried ting epublica) F.TR more , which futur Digi ont sur ES ants ight Ch re clot and rap pi T-SL - Steven- oe of ates oo con- Th ot Ne Candida ACY, more attracts will ak Public pid tran- Rep indicated rman A headq report ful bishos most EEVE TH Coie F an was ar Poll Tu roe Ce oa og hesitnfal, does over mins.nt the p adguarters for Fa hav Clearye re THEOLOGY and po ear- sa nt.is e bra or end eity 1 wi Of M ine t ; ti plurali ami Raci e Bee rec icism > diet È is doub Tam: nch of not fi for th governu will 2 r.Nas hous\u2019 cket lity iet- t cicot, n com ent of À iat in t le headed - the ci or the e b ment ên- Stat h æi and.would on Ÿ here is of es f utterance rh wa : oe mai, or Demos SS a, a mis sed 5 om Var Gene = : other the ent con branc It TH \u2014 Ely Dem ubtf was cure differe e Ki eu in the de meral \u2018hat p 60 the bo and 28 neil, branch Th E V 3 th ocra ul.H ocrats, as foll e, diffe the d ingst in th vs that ad A embers ard of Fo ean ANQUISHEL : : the donna 4 Eee 17 Republi pese 2 ie i prelat doctrine the be ph.the pre ts ch The precise and oo was ory City à Mr.Qui .coctatiré.Labes Cond sa Mr ame epublica li Jo sed imal Bishop late, but of he i P be sent sen \u20ac eciee prisi y glu and Co igg, of or C NIAL, hav ul count distri ing all ecr phrasé inv lea ated » diti = a strom writi annot number Ing m, and unt; of the andidate\u201d , ve à © med jes to ricts g all + etary the ery st ry had : i [4 craie rong probeb i There stated of left the : Ch mittee, who died, Mayoral for the N ve à msjority the Re the eg, the hy been Sherman eriticiem a7 term.; eg ; aN d bo won ility t re a at headq , board ed, He ty.ew Yo story i ond of two publicans te ondon guilty of » Archbi applied y er, + 2 nicipal rough IE app uarters board held that Geor rk there w Pine Now 3.\u2018joint s would (Ont.) d'épice ied 0 pen.York vote o slong ith .county ; dered eb a letter the electi that as Toul hes od el los ASPHYXIA lal Nov.these: ; rk co of Mr: th nty cribed d a , and of t ion ed b em a d ecti A LE TED .1 y.Ç was unty i r.V: e m distri mann nd distri past he | y fift ocrati pathy void.Alth on AK BY beer cast is à Jan W u- tributi er.istrib ers Wi aw 20d y-fiv tic sta it ie oug! IN TH co vas cast for approximate] yk in N and ubon was As ributed in Sore or- of 3 that rat > sixty ste ick estime x E STOVE AL GAS com Sek polled Genet od ihe mime ox pese ri pt done y sated Phe of he Ho se of vocrats quand or elect- y hevmarkes FATALLY MAY xs dist inley\u2019 appro: eral T as cond H writi ers all ca el Di nat leg ave ajorit and hire Ont.NX : ULT be count ey 8 xima Tacy , whi as i en: ing i were cas es .\u20ac.ates two-thi y stov hired gi ,N Jo Pe i A Sam the mame of | ron tt etm ne i A wer apy si erson rimèt cit in N inst In plian er of oting th of the ubli e legi a, No : noon.was on urda sphyxi .In In Peres 71000 ong Union York ed noms case with f which w e ticket out of 1 40 Legislative 4 3\u2014Latest the at appea ly oe night fated by app cit ing\u201d t) 12 and G jon) pol and vote s citizen e law as a li lan\u2019s 00 R of 50 ickets gi re- whi ve Wi rs M vered t ut th yor 76 To g's county 000.eorge pi and na ed Geor s who h SLE Re- ly in she nh coal .Irwin this after Fdw the , while au rr bich includ : resu\u2019t in the vi that a could ad intend ernor.ity for an) long es.Mr.and 61 dscoves Irwin the Girl nin had illed real 10,135, G Agi Ww.Bryan es th cases It h tinting of mnt do so oS ; aw, Re = Mr Mo and vered th had, af retired.Api after was .1 ,135, Ge: gainst yck\u2019s wi vote e th 8 of as b g of th pt w 0 acram publican is 3 - had ere ter à | .Apparen nea Detea MR y 35,000 neral T ois ill be was he evide cen held mpl Swould election here Cal , fo 000 OTT made an effort ame of time.Noe tod MR.SETH mately 8 while racy inley* almost should e evid ewhat eld in \u20ac as à nd here yest N r Gov.Toe eached n effort : esca tome.he toi didate H LOW the y 65,000 Low\u2019 polls a s vote the be \u20ac ent int similar previous | date f yes ov.3.\u2014 era n she fel the mi to ri pe of g 1e or Rew of th * f _ etrai ,000.I s vote ipproxi of \\ b vote onsidered ent charac us as elect or M terday \u20141In the ci 1 ugl 1 to iddle ise, but è of à y half ew York's M Citizens falling aight Republ these t ie sximater | bas in gramtel pe by a! the v ter Balti ed.ayor, Wis AA at the y bruises, the floor of the had fore _ are ë \u2018cmd ayo \" Uni amman of ica.Wo roxi- | many prob 8 ju oter 22 mor iam ic ound ouse the Mr., receivi 3 1 f= ag rat EE EE = à bd SEE Le tn an BEE i Eee Le 000.Ep > indi 000, whi a \u2018 , oll rule fo re eir à e jet sn seked m ed few tho Thé de ys ved 210000 » thes le it à ile the ; A GRE -\u2014 owed in gr to six by majo nicipal Fok en house.at Led and \u2018bough ng, but r Ir thousand sgeregite 210,000 \u201cBOS \u2014 for loes n Th AT in dout thousa rities 1 ti cons hing this e.H ght M epl and t à voter ue ), and Georg ;| Mr S\u2019 CGROKER Bryan.ot tho he pollin VOTE PO bt.nd, but ogi Hoke in something the this afters po again Ree tha Sante, Prob or welled by many Sichard c SPEAK Inde MR.PATR | hich of the with.LLED.ng angine {rom 2 Je pions ae.Finally od found it tricts idnight rohibiti nial , in- short! roker arri 8.pendent ICK J tions : consideri e enti n abo Windsor, FIRE et| ed brothe: rson, th rove t suspected | in Gr 770 of ioniat.Sociali ly aft arrived Dem .GLE ed unde ring ire out fi barn , O R him er of N ec o the gow Sounted Greater the 883 alist, ter ten ot Tam-| * Mayor ocratic ASON Sa wa: all which (ihe west otration, ance and out nt, No EOORD and Mr with hi fre.Lee regi ofbee 000 w, 4 porn New Y election clock.He f 8.40 0\u2019 of New Candid \u2019 ay was w that h the (eather condi.tally af buildi v 2.The house à Irwin s suspici n, and à istrai, pres 617 ; Va 1;T g Van ork ha dis- He ormal o'clock York ate fo gree.I et, fog d be ion pro ndi- at y pi re of J e h rect] and f then pe : Mr cquaint 821 Wyck hod Wyck\u2019 ACY, a Wyk 4 Deen .Joath to = aad He refused .r gone oe was egy and expected ceed d- sock in royed pu near ques Looser, her y to ! forced an ent togeth Pearson pL polled .this s plurali ; Geo 133 headqua: dtsouse and > to streets te when ch a da uggy to The r six hr he tabl fire.A) ce, W per- De .Irwin\u2019 trance er Lo the fire ow cou large time is ity, 57.062 10,- inent artery ther the itunt very ake a ballots o await tae oy in y de- pumber undred le was > of the to-| ve girl the floo room, os dr 850, which nied, while dore Pre the place ublican ne situa ior.y mue \u2018good one Ou hanes de a urned.x re al saved, the Hive very slight prt prions They bey found ade more a week while the h Tra have Senat shortl s presen ery few the altered the Iudges insid to Cast the Pinco he loss i ural im corn five to n.After gn of li in b und the S or less ago Ww Geo cy and ments or Phar after and t prom- within conditions weat py was their the WI g Miel $3,000; plement and a or brought consid ife appes er bed.À Ed - 100,000 to be soprebenaio rly i ments a ue remain Mx.ind they loft well doors, ons, the voting Tae Sali morni siness po ich,, No ; partly ta wore girl ie ht both derable peared 1b Mrs a .pro y fall ywher n, and with M.in Av in hi .naio y.T charact being e uses, , dest tion of .: \u2014F ured.is v ering em the doc Cra praportions en to ain a \u201cNt Horry Goo oon, Hotel apart- body n of base: was 0g being.done: od ton dail: thie villas swept sidering AA little Dut for round The mer Van of the b t is esti nost infi 5,000 to the f ne ing mo sai to-night tunity o was ess, and a genera nnot flames, was dwellings ore of b this is pective t both ope of roa Irwin in Ï = a Wacky ce te nitesima) Mea nd we je paid to his vu outlying f one 1 | neatly 1 sus: City.rnd == ae ge ot pures perte ha ow oe or Con- mie er i man > e Ti ions t | e fir as ask The local n p Le wot far New, Taw counted, that out gainine has snmrifice (re bave port With right oh that the only oppor.sidence, ie he vith fre TR they a fre EE De onu agite Rr ot th oh Ets Sr | TROUBLE ova re 7 Le will \u2019 ,000; A NE ing.om | A : ien as i ; ro: - e m ; f The em be met Ba 10; ox i reop victory re the cin boards, live to At Conde = or he street.the À The vind vas ment, to-day N.B, No Ars E de Sociale Great vo an total it pue meme but we have get the stages of rite ight the or street for .Every mes had Ce the Instructed She gen fam total se Bayar on altered ee res of (Good be ve kept bad ae eu of the ta, renders on not destroyed Jistance uilding d leaped Fron, nd the ted States lector Ruel Mr Var ve y wil ion o han crowd à eorg y\u2019 and W ressi to.t ion.tr on thei che p th ai ater go t mericen ge 'F rec] cime Frcs pam milion oe coving thre he room a Wel ty Sow doin fo he unt jubilent Di pi ad Den rogrs of the RI ie orien fo wor a Sher 1 re 2 \u201cin above gi ity fiom marl crowd three ch v of those after sba out Te pro g the iy, while th Jubilant reach prominent en dest oe ames re of St red.This vements \u20ac city deed A 21.900 all th ven, will in the in the es for vand shakin ; promis £88, did bu whil saloons, Wate 000; builds royed, i ing in wired _ Toh tug order h until 0° var Tracy Jods Shan be 70 g to the M T speakers room of the ts Aft : period of sed t busin e the v ns, mi atford ; maura nee.Th includin test the g ugboat as aroused se W in and Lov th will ,000.His Th R.HE he foil gradual the idate er oth of _enfor o com ess on oting ick\u2019s b , Ont, N nce, $ e loss ng m agamst overnm owners u the mon the j Low.e combi b e De NE by owing 1 _commi the| © N ced thi pen a Wa arn 4 No 15,000.wil outh taki ent who hav president ned e abou feated ya y Mr.ng y d mitt 2 rowd ew Y thi sate scale rwicl on v.2 ,000.1 s an ing th as e , i Judging t J BOR nigh .Set statem ispersed.ee an n ed, : ork rst.for loss i k, Ww the \u2014J questi d .eb strong opi tial el b votes efferso GE, J t: h Lo ent | nated nois: and Th the ie ks ws b fourth ohn th ion of giving i read pro- on ection oF ne sof Tent date.Democratic.ot a pot pa en shortly 4 given où of ed.ne y uni 3 Brooklyn more en.cattle, of urned du concemion où thrashed of the ng ite Y out of (herr a p to .ce t V ou usi ia LW \u2019 ?; n rove at th tees.pre: year, aw the the main Candi- ent he pot pose to di fore mid- y Hall sp in nély Tomi.NEW e, etc.containe right a The vements ji wey tug wil i inte tom El or oom te .em | La rie vi TI i a per is ap) ag esc fac 1 thi t York e resul M R y gr the | ohn\u2019 NDLAN | affuirs atte own his afternat I C perfec pesre: orto | of the think diecrienin th (| Mr E .W cat.3, D wi Bee fo os Pind of ap.ce of the Bau , stand tiens A resent in the Wi IMAN.Fe secte oad, N ELECTION ee men he ners have on» Aid of ap- year year has = out on the & New the anion was om but Section hav .3\u2014Re NS.State of aso wi into.It 3 condihon Cla rE ess Det I compone © asia) sumed of 6 by Bir Js Sr giv di tune ia Bas bout ne in ow the of this amm De: cludes a of S mond cil of rep- ty-01 ames ppositi e distri eiv i to gs, leay age ane 7 r this stro an mocrati miles an tat Bo EG: ne Wi tio ricts e terd com wait ing the Uni fi strong any hes nocratie wiles, a sh area = Islan rough, Great brome sous ter as party.> They rt ae to at the wie Uni con tendency.I he went; ore fr fifty-ei and hich Coloni nly thi overns carrie eade » \u2018Ca oon the her tow art ue di thi ly y mil ont wi y wh ial irtee ed à all pe back Ÿ in , nk increas es wi r-eight ich th Sec n en tw at Br three ack.Ye \u2018 | Wi reas) , and thin squ e Twilli Teta .The t candi en- th work eton\u2019 dredges 4 for iman ng, of si a po the are ty has lin; ry, h Ho ndida/ e F for and \u2018! ges.Fre on t y th tion, or of n e dist D .Bon port\u2019 $540 city.whi juid' were he ty thousnd.rapid- of the heen greatly prict, en reelected d, Dr 15 paré ousend.Mr Raby be known 1 ct, oul bis maj in DAILY .7 t.: ent, th own ie distri .The jori- at the \u2018 Y WITN a sweep! e Winte 8 ev tricts wi result sad Witnoss'] ESS is pri ing vi ee Oe will snes Paid printed » T victory rt A pro- Jokn Red; ter seroct ing, st the nd publishe fro os tion bas an All b path sen the city corner uf UTE n I y using gall, of sy of M ew won J ess co , of Mont- ontres M7 es Jom er west ) c fn all & 5 s eh .of > at toe Co iw 05: address! 4 ed, the po re should Meritt \u201c ju Montreal.addresse 4 sue] of "]