The Star, 15 mai 1880, samedi 15 mai 1880

[" VOL.XII NO.115.\" Sparks frem the Telegraph.Jupan has declined a Russian alliance.« \u2018The Queer sind Crown Prince of Italy are at Hoples.Judge Sandford, of the U.8, Court of Ap- dead.Forest fires are still raging throughout Pennsylvania Ttere were 250 lawyers sdmitted to the Philadelphis Bar yesterday.* The total strength of the German army will shortly reach 9,000,000.The Sy ish Government will establish Agricuitursl Bchools in Cuba.Bi:marck and \u2018the King of of Saxony hav been laying their heads together.$ Nova Scotia sea flahery was s failure, Halilux crowded with \"isiermen seeking work.Two menster boilers have arrived at Hali- 5 Bros Glasgow for the Moncton Sugar BR.To «y.\"A ecmmittes of the new Jaspérial Psrlis« x ent, wil tuquise into the Contagious-Dis- hr whe printers strike at London is over, a number of new hands have heon en- 81ged to replace the strikers.in There are rumors that Great Britain has contemplation another congress on the subject of the clauses of the Treaty of Berlin.; - The contributions to th Hal relief fund now amount te §16, 424.A large umber of e rite ; 50, who if ten -\u2014 Pros Lou À tobe, ty -sterivel Sins, had increased their number to Rando and twenty, ty-two members of the Senste have the or.a, whi umd ae Pn Church, Ghtaw, w a andr ad dl pms 8 tary authorities will al with hin, It isstated at Quebec that if the religious esders_are expelled from France, C ; mow at the convent of the Domini- their noviciste 2 de A\u201d : if ; houses are in course of of erectidn om Wha dite of = tre Etavon, May 14.\u2014The MINISTER GONB WRONG.Jaumstown, N.Y., May 14.\u2014TPho Evening Journal says: \u2014 Rev.A.Peltz, à .prominent Sundsy School worker, one of the editoss of the 8 ° School Tomas, coñdue- tor of last summner\u201ds ! «ÿ School st Monterey, Cain, { af Philadelphia, and for two yests andæ-haif pastor of the Baptist Church restore bes has bot fore forced to re- because of of immo- brule rin had been circulated against him.Om Pro being confronted, he confeased his guilt; he did-not state ly in what the guilt consisted, but said he had sinned and was penitent.\"He left town on Saturday, and his letter of resignation was read on Sunday and actepted.Peltz is said to have gone East.HANLAN AND COURTNBY.WaAsHIFGTON, D.C., May 14,\u2014A took place to-day between Hanlan and in which nelther ined any noticeable sd- vantsge.the practising to-dafh was cofifined to he upper wile of the course, 8 stiff breeze making the long lower stretch too rouglt for pleasant shell rowing.Hsa- Ion tried bis new paper shell to-day, and expressed himself well with it.Courtney\u2019 's new boat also arrived to-day, and seems to give satisfaction.Referee Blaikie strived late last night, and to-day went over the with surveyors, and examined the 8, Bags, which bave-been placed to mark each th of & mile.He says there shall be no wing or trickery of any sort if he can prevent it, and that he means to have the race if possible.What little betting there is is in favor of Hanlan, ih Se g a3 to the pockets of the dis for sogpeated that ses messengers should in future used byallships.These\u2019 means of communication with the shore when 8 vessel fain distress have been tried and ox.periment pon under very dissd vantagsous circumstances, invariably gu going safel ashare with the missives perfectly regard 0 ahs ranges formed of del gies From Ë UF a a pan 4 vALLEYYILD L [ai ES 5 Ë HA, Neb., 14.\u2014The Omaha Smelting as declared ite intention of never com-: Es a BER E Eh ifs he does not care where is pitebed eu ri ogee thing shed oot says he can whip Ga sda a ready ts ght 13 en 8 i : B i g Ë g Ë : i Ë ê E i E 4 ; J r : | than doubled.| me © {| best to lock these things in the face.\u2018| usually weat through & country in patine in extra sidings, \"| equipment, sud tkey mesnt to make that ax THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.Halt-Tearly Meeting.The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Grand Trunk ' Railway was held in London lately.From the Raslhway Times report given below in condensed : The Chairman, Sir Henry Tyler, M.P., read the statement for the closing six months of 1879.He said that when they had last met he had ventured to prophesy that the prospects of the road were improving, and what had sctu- ally bappened in the interval had confirmed his anticiptions.The GROSS REOEIFTS for the balf-year ending 31st December, 1879, had been £878,202, an increase upon the \u2018corresponding previous Lalf-year of £54,168.The increass would moreover have been greater but for exceptional cir- comstances, and it was actually derived chiefly from freight traffic, always less reliable than passenger traffi-: Also, although the tonnage wus greater, and a greater proportion of freight trains was run, the working expenses were reduced to 72.87 pe cent., ag against 78,70 for the December f of 1878.\" Deducting those working ex- renses, which amounted to £712,807, .from the total of £078,202, and adding the in- tercst on the Iuternational Bridge capital, they made a net resnlt of £377,281, giving a net iricreass upon the lust half-year of 1873 ofj £52,481.The et result of £277,000 was the largest that had been earved in any half-year in thé history of the undertaking.FRE-PHRFERENTIAL CHABGES, Furthermore, the railway would be.able in the course of the next few years, under the Debenturé Stock Act of.1874, to redsem hat were known as the \u201cpro \u201c noes; preferértial charges schedule in the said \u2019 ae pe et rire ha mid arrived at the point when it would behighly beneficial to redeem these prior charges, snd t8e net result of the redemption would be the reduction of the yearly interest due by the company by some £26,000.This would be so much net profit in the working.WORKING THE ROAD.ba * way stations aud buildings\u201d in 1879, £151,978 were nded, or £19,000 less than in 1878.This reduction was peinci- pally a an acount of the relinuishment of the working of the Riviere du Loup branch.As regarded engines and wor the expenditure had been increased over that of the previous year, and when wood.tg engines came in for of economy in the future, As to steel rails, the same principle of oe aia to the mileage was here were now 1,131 miles lai Raa 30 or 40 miles additional were being aomually Placed.\u2018 BATES AND TRAFFIC.The rates on the American railways during the past half j jour had been ruinously low, but were happily now becoming more satis- On 2nd June, 1879, they were pri cents per 100 lbs from Chicago to Néw York, which was considerably below fhe actual cost of carrisge.On 19th June they were 18 cents ; on 33rd Jude they were 20 cents ; on 4th they rose to 25 ; on ] the 25th they rose to 30; on the 13th Ostober to 35 cents, and it was only on the 10th November that they were advanced to 40.cents, wbich \u2018was s.fair and reamusblié rate, and they continusd to the end of the ver at- that rate.Nos only alse did these low rates svail, bat event thes were not main owing tothe unsatisfactory relatioms between the Sations roads.Such had been the state of things, and considering it altogether the officers of the road bad themselves t.credit \u201cand the com ny justice in working ths line os soos! as they had done.Hé held istics which showed at a glanca the Creations of the company for tho December halves of the years from 1873 to 1879, made j out on the principle of the number of tons | entried He : one mile Thus the traffic in t: years hud more It had been stated that the Grand Trunk woald neveramonnt tomuch-.\u2018that there was no traffic in the country.He could tell them that there was an enormous traffic; it was not the trafic they wanted, but the tes for carey Le Asto passent earried one i in 1874, re over 700,00 .yoo taken ; in 1873, there wete 70,000,000 Laat yous, rase again reached 74, 400, h passen velled on the average, ty: -seven py s Shalt .\u2018There was also another feature of interest, and that was the incresse of our west-bound traffic.It amounted last Balrges to 31.70 per cent, near} ene-jhird of the whels, 27-88 for the cotsespon \u2018half-year of 1879.Le Pre ds er vemos » most use they w Sood tha ears to be Tosded both Mer \u2018The Increase was from 66 aid both 1876, to 80,000,000 in 1878, and to 196, 000,000 fn 1870.There was also another good prospect openisg pen them, aud that in the immigrant COMPETITION WITH LOCAL LINES.They had beens told to boware af the competition with local lines.There was no need :} to be much afraid of ft.Some would be in certain ts: an advantage rather than 4 otherwise, d at all events it Pa ot little was to be had.As regarded the competition between Montreal and Ottawa, the tote] decrease in rece Lalf-year of 1879 as balf year befare the g of the local (Q., : M, 0.k 0.R.R) railway was £4,400, which would more than be made in other ways.The similar loss between Montreal and Quebec was £1,600.Past of this too pres due the continued on in Ce pads, which had been still in force through out the close of 1879.CONNRCTIONS AND BRANCHES.Autothe Great Westeru \u201cRailway there was not much satisfactory to report.The agents of the two lines met and agreed on & basis of traffic rates, bat, it would not deo too much on the Great Western.It was, and Grand Trunk\u201d had added tout line.The Riviere du Loup branch in Canads had been sold to the Canadian Government for £310,000, and the rails on -the rd.This money had been applied to bay ece thé sections of the Chi k.To buy the Flint an ection, the Flint and Lansing section, the oF would da ,000 this year i in rails, in improving the Providing ex | à line aa was an the con vi hoped to in the course the sntumn to ru tong pessenger traifio On the 6th of April, thie year, the new line, Chiesgo and Grand Trunk, hed been born.the differeut sections being all salgmied m2 on that day.Its total capital was £1,340,- 000 in fmt ge ; £320,000, ocr $i, 000,000, of second or inooms bonds ; £1,.$58,000, or $6,800,000, of | the £310,000 invested in tramok ; of the income 00,000 ont of 4022, 000; i gs Riviere Le Fi wiley stock they held £1,194,000 \u2019 were being changed into cont During omen ones, which ich would be ged into \u2018 out of £1,856,000.Thus, at a time of extreme depression, there had been added to the Grand Trunk system 330 miles of valuable lite.A THREE MONTHS RESULTS.The Chairman then stated that for the three months of 1880, ending with March 31st, the gross: Téceipts were £496,000, against 2434, 00 in 1879, showing a gross increase of £63,000 over the receipts of the previous year.The net t of the first three months of 1879 had been £80,000, so that the net profit for the co nding three months just elapsed has been £142,000, Aa to the securities of the Company, they were beginning to assume their proper proportions.\u201d 1 find you, gentlemen,\u201d continued the Chairman, * who are the proprietors of the line, are dw in the satisfactory position of being 54 millions sterling richer than you were this tie aix months, when 1 bad the pleasure ol meeting you, aud that the increased value of our securities during the past twelve montha has not been less than somewhere about eight millions sterling.| think I may conclude by saying with perfect confidence that the prospects of this undertaking are brighter than they have ever been at any previous period of its history.| beg to move, in conclusion, that the report which has been laid before you, and which is now submitted, be hereby approved and adopted.\u201d After some further discussion and explanations, in which expression was given to the sotisfaction felt by the shareholders, the meeting adjourned, first possi a resolution to add sa, 250 to Sir Henry Friars allowance -as President, making it altogether £2,600.One of the shareholders present at the meeting said that the President given good account of the rond; but that in six months\u2019 time the report to be made would throw all previous ones into the shade.THE HEALTH COMMITTEE.The Scavenging\u2014Coniract of the Pre.sens Performer Cageelled\u2014-Unt~ forms \u2014Small-pox Hospital.At the meeting of the Health Committee yesterday afternoon, it was resolved, after a lengthy discussion, to cancel the present scavenging contract, and to advertise for new tenders to be banded in a week from.yesterday.In the meantimé Mr.Mann, a previous contractor whose work gave much satisfaction, will clean up thecity, The Committee agreed to give him $600 for the week, or 8400 if he was awarded the contract afterwards, L\u2014 COMPLAINTE.A letter from McDougall Bros.complaining of a bad smell in their premises was referred to the Sanitary Inspector.A letter was also received from Mr.Murray, of McGill College Avenue, stating that he held the Corporation responsible for expense he had been put to throngh the negligence of tLe scavenging contractor.Me.Murray, as will bo remembered, was lately fined for a dirty lane in the rear of his residence, The matter was also referred to the Sanitary Inspector.BUPPLIES.Alds.Genereux and Fairbairn were appointed a committee to purchase straw hats and rubber coats for the sanitary police.The report of the sub:commities on tenders for the supplies required by the civic hospital was then read, and on metion of Ald Donovan the committee's report was adopted, the names of the successful tenderers being as follows : Groceries, Dufresne & Mongenais meat, Leon Derome ; drugs, R.J ovine : ; fish, J.Bte.& N.Bourama.It was resolved that the necessary repairs be made to the Loepital, and the committee adjournod at 6.15.Market Committee.{ Continuation of yesterday's report.) Benjamin Lamb was the next witness called in the Moore investigation.Hs had nothing to say.Hormidas Quenneville had spent 's money, but the latter would not take it.Mr.Cruikshanks at this juncture leaned over and whispered to Ald.Lavigne, whereupon the Chairman told him they did pot want any of his questions.Mr.Cruikshanks replied he would put any \u2018question any Alderman, that hs hed teen insulted the Chairman and would not be again, He wanted free investigation, but if Ald, Holland had bis own way they woüld not get it.Ald.Kennedy wanted him to wait until the end.The Chairman .told Mr Cruikshank: that he vas tempering with with the jury and that he was there on su Mr Cruikshanks kod il be thought it fair for him to act as he had done.The Chairman told him to sit down.Then ensued à war of words in which Mr ks and the Chairman distinguished chere © The Chairman ssid that behind this inquiry there was a bitter tion.Several witneswes were examined aud the case for the complainunts was clased, Before closing, however, Ald.Holland said that it was the first time in bis life while presidin over & committeetKat he had been called a lisr: Ho expected better of a person callinig-himeulf à gentleman and of à man of his years.He was for Mr.Cruikshanks\u2019 sake that he had cam At this another scene ensued.The Committee adjourned.AN BVANGELISTIO UNION.The Extension of the Revival Services and » Offered te Pinces Aroaud At the meeting in St, James street Church yesterday cvening, à suggestion which Mr.Hemmond made before ing, waa carried into effect.An Evangelistic Union was formed in order that work which has been begun, and is being carried on in the city, may be extended to inthe borhood.No Committee been appointed, nor are there to be any meetin o Union itself, aa it is simply an organ le for so tion.All who are willing to help, either personally or by contribution, will be considered members of the Union.The work to be done consists in taking\u2019 part in meetings in places near Montrenl, either by speaking « \u2018few words, leading in.the g, or conversing with thosé who wait as enquirers.A number of persons bave alread: expromed their willingness to do what these ways, and any others who wit do are saked to send in their names to M Ross, 25 St.John street, Montreal, and to say which evenings in the week will be # be needed for the Ssturdsy afternoon and the Sunday.Places near ths city orin the outskirts which may wish to goo moat, ings commenced in their midst, will c mmunieate with Mr.Ross.It ve work being done.travelling expenses will be received | Geotpe Armstrong, 46 Victoria square.The mem will be notified by the the place of meeting at which they are pected to be t.\u201cAt the evangelis service on y evenings, sny of the workers who may be ent wil give an account of what 1s Eg dome.most convenient to then, Workers will also | MONTREAL, SATURDAY, ! MAY 15, 1880.TAY LOB (Presbyterim).Morning, at 11, eves ning, at 7, Rev.Jubn Jones.MESSIAH (U' an) Morning, at 11, and oven- ing, at 7, Rev.W.B.Barse: ZION (Comsrogational).Xoratag, at 11, and evening, at 7, Bev.J.Bray.rT.DE'8 Tapa Morning, at 11.and \u2019 , Re tionat, Morning, at andovesing A Rov Bact v4 1, PT.LUKES {(Bypiscopsl)\u2014Morniag, at 11, and evening, at 7, Rev.L Brisay.ah LTH CHURCH, Panet Btreet.\u2014Morntug at 11, 8.Massey.and ovening at 7, Rev.WESLEY (Congregsiional).\u2014Nomtog, at 11, and ovening, at 7, Bev.Jamas Boy, M.A oT.GBURGES 7 Episcopal), \u2014 Morning, at 11, and evening, at 7, Bullfvan.CREBORNT ERT (Presbyterian)\u2014 M at 11, evening at 7, Bev.A.B.Mackay.PROTESTANT HOUSE OF INDUC yay AND RE FE mE at ¢ p.n., Rev.Ki.Wilson, ST.ANDREW'S (Church of Scotland).\u2014Morning at 11, and evening, at 7, Rev.Gavin Lang.ST.PAUL\u2019S (Presbyterian).- Morning at 11, and evening at 7, Rev.Donald Ross, of Lachine.© DOUGLAS (Methodist)\u2014 Morning at 11, Rev.L.N.Beaudry, evening, 4t 7 Ruv.Geo.R.Turk.TRINITY CHUB CH (Fpiscopat).- Services at 11 a.m.aud 7 p.w., Rev.J.Walters, Eector elect.P ERSKINE (Preabytenan).Horning.n 11, Rev.J.M.Gibson, und evening, at 7, Rev.J 8.Black.ST JOHN THE EVANGELINT (Episcopall-Mor.- ina, at 10:30 and 11:15; Litany at 1:15; eveninz ut CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAE (Episcopal).\u2014 Mornias, at be ltev.J.M.Howson, ani evening, SHERBROOKE STREET (Methodist).-Moming at al, Rev.L.N.Desudr y, evening at 7, Rev, Prof.shaw.ST.GASRIFL (Presbytorian).\u2014Morning.at 11, Lov *.McCaul, snd evening, at 7, Rev.Robert Campbesi.ADVENT CITRISTIAN CHUROH (Oddfellows Hall), 60413 Craig street.\u201411 a.un.and 7 p.un\u2026 Win.W.Robertson.BT.BARTHOLOMEW'S (Reforméd Episcopal), Braver Hall\u2014Morntug at 11, and evening, at 7, Rev.B.B.Ussher.: ; ST.MARTIN'S (Episcopal)\u2014Holy Cowmmuulor at 9 s.r, Morning service at 11, and ovening, at 7, Rev.J.P.Dumoutin.BT.BARTHOINMEW 'S(Raf 1), Alexandra Rooms -Morning, at 11, and evening, at 7, Rev.Dr.Wilson.A nl ST.JAMES THE APOSILE (Epl: al)\u2014 Morning service and Hol Mr Il a.m.: Choral Litany at 4:15 evening at Vegetine.DR.CALLIER SURPRISED ! Vegetine Cured His Daughter.ChLLomsviias, Chiitoa Co., Ala, May 15, 1878.Dear Bir,\u2014-My danghtor hne been aflicted with nasal catasrh, ice of bladder and kidaeys, and scrofulous di is of esis, and after having onhaust- «d my skill and on most eminent ph slolans of §-1- the uve of a our VEGETINE ik tored to heat: I write = Dob as ax sdveritsing \u201cV's.oaLLIER, M.D.eran Worked Like a Charm\u2014Cuared Salt Rheum sand EryApelas.15 Coune fr.Rous, R.Y., Jaly 10, 1879.Mz ar B prevu: car ago last sa =, 1tttie bov had : brain out of Krys pelos spé 5 alt Rhsum, his \u2018sce being one mattered sore the worst dascerip- Noticing your névertisement in the papers, I od twa bottles of the Vzox snd with ihe two bottles myson wagscured I.\u2018hing like the Vegetine: : have been city watehmen at Rome pa testimonial is grateitous.Yours respactfui » HORATW) GRIDLEY.\u2018 Remarkable Cure of Scrofu- - lous Face.Waseewees, Cour, Jane 10,1879, Mr H R ST1Vxrs : Sir, \u2014 1 c&n testifr to the « cod aflech of yo daughter has been ws ns 8 simple act of pried modium.jar out on bis head as large as » quartor of a dollar snd der his noek, snd wet ous sous muse bottles of your valuable VaarrIan completely carod * Very reapeottun id 17 ARS G À THATORER Vegetine H.R.Stevens, Boston Toronto, Ont.Vegotins is Volé v5 All Drage, THE CERTICURE PLASTERS RELIEVES PAIN, It is applied like the ordinary pissters, and gives unbounded estisiaction.Price ba.Wholesale by Lymaru, Sons & co.A 1 Mass., and Dr M.E.RATELLE, removes Corns, Bunions and Ingrowing Nails without pain.Best refesencesesi he given, having nade that his apecial steady as CHIROPOUIST, and being In practice sinee 1861, $58 HL.CATHERINE #7, Montreal.Ads PlANOS.(The Subecetbor hid Ou kad à fil Lire of the cole- PEASE PIANOS, The best Medium-priced Planos- in ee EE ALSO, 8 rumberof GOOD PIANOS sud CABINET ORGANS TO KENT.semen.PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED.C.W.LINDSAY, Agent for C.D, Pease & Co.'s Now.York Planes, Hew England Co.'s Organs.WAREROOMS\u2014 1810 \u2018ST.CATHERINE STREET, MONTREAL.Wiz \u2018TAILORING.PECIAL NOTION.tOMETHING a pro THE BEST In Fur © REAP EST, Movtseal So > The Bt Place in Clothing, read: made, or maa orn Tees the Boston One-Price Clothing Storey ¥o.08 Jussry You cen paye jour choice ten di Le mod ttmminee.all at C0 pe te ost, and You can have à nice ready-made Bult from $4.50 \u201cBur reasy.made Clothing 1 cut just a4 wall ae - You can have a ot made to ord rv, first-gl and s good fit gasrantesd, from $5.50 dp.sn + La at tee NE PRICE LOT Of G STORE, 60 &8t.Josep Street .\u2018 Wanted to Purchase.Woe TO PURCHASE Clothtag A dress, Le Le ?and Genta\u2019 Cast Off OFb Oraly stioet 5 WANTED cheap.1907 M.A light band Hyd Dear Medicine.My little hoy had a Sicéofals sos veut ,\u2019 it went down his face 1508 00S sar tothe other.no- | sores.Two Rooms, Situations Vacant, to à gentlownn of itor ol.OOM\u2014To Lot, farnishc à room.; 181 Bt.George street.113 3 ROOM\u2014Farni-hed Front Room to let in a private family.45 Bleury street.oat 4 4 Rooms AND BOARD\u2014Com- fortable rooms with board.st moderate rates, tivo miuutes walk rom Post Office, also vacancies for a few table boarders.Apply to 25 Alexsnder street.114 6 ROOMA Double Itoom with board for two young ladies.Address, U30 Lagsuchrtiere strect.113 4H ROoMs- -With or without board, terms moderate, 30 Aloxander streot 111 ROCH: S\u2014-Twolarge unfurnished rooms.83 Banguinct aireat.Rooms \u2014 Furnished.2 on Monique street.114 0 Rooms \u2014 Furaished, 13 Hanover streot.114 2 148 ROOMS Furuifhed, Handsome furnished room, suitablo for One or two sen fleman.Immedisate possoas'on 11 nocessar ply to No.8 Beaver Hall Fquare.R ed or unfurnished with bath and W.C.JL st.Lawrence street.34 Roons \u2014 Farnished\u201462 Gath cast street.ROOMS\u2014Farnished, to ot, o Bet BUSSES Eo BS Dosa.Prices're asunable, good astendauce: \u2018 R © OM 8\u2014~Furnished at Club Chambers, 856 Dorchester sixost.113 8 Rooms and BOARD\u2014No., 47 Dubord street.ROY.Furnished bedroom to let, at $4 per month at 1069 Bleury mirent RCOM! s\u2014 Furnished, bath, W.C.91 8t Urbaln, _ I I th [Fm res with RY omp 8 Elizabeth, OOMS\u2014 hed for le, R men.3 -Forateh 14 Latour stront.ROOMS VACANT\u201422 MeGHI College À Avenue.Room OME\u2014Fuarnished with board » A591; {sganchetivre street._BOOMS\u2014 let, farsi 7 or R pan ss or deaMie, 2 M snatiald oireet Jus 14 00 TO ET Las Newly- R Rire more L a pétrait family, sa BOOMS TO LET-\u2014Usturnished, Rec en tra rame ROOMS Unfurnished, back and front Parlors to suitable parties.First class house.7% At.Urbain street.108 tf Rooms TO LÉETF-27 Beaver Hall, \"ROOMS Farnished, Jor one or ms mode: ue \u201d gontiemen or es, erat OOM\u2014A Hands omely farnish- m, with board, suitable for a mer- ried Ep or too on Eee Cathddrai may bot had | la Ge a Address Rooui-re Doris eue tivities Board.Worse EA 82.Tr por week.Boup, B 7 MOUSE, 107 M MétitHH Street.THis house isno than at any ines bess tn 10 Pull Rimmer, \u201cave.BOA remo NO0N, or at p.m = v 14 3 T0 pire Rae er 3 bot AL ie Bi \u20183% 8b OOM-\u2014 Splendid room furnish-.Furnished, with use of Furotshed Front VIT ORIA COFFEE & CHOP ted fr its eps sapedior re ili fii] of food, 99° ood few respectable able rooms and Cold Xo.98 Gorman BCARD VACANOLES\u2014B3: Bieury rtrost.1136 with board for two or three men.16 Bt.Charles mes street.BOARD-Two or three res borne eer mechanios can obtain board at , near Dow's Nrewery.0 BOARD Wasted LL Lines Boo si BYARD \u2014 Comfortable rooms HI Boss Dos and icles § Sourdor st x P At Lachate, Mm on a oF uik from railway station; ten a outbuildings; chrap and essy terme A pPIT on p letter, to ROBERT BENN um size; ISHED TO HOUSE FURN o hese fin a Wea Egon ann v Parnitare now and in \u201cFurn'shed House \u201d Bras 112 4 TO LET \u2014 House at La- hi to H.BRODIR, K.P.chine.Apply Bulioiog.IR, ES change Bank 34 Aylimcr street, Six W.C., all if good Rx- TS A TO LET\u2014Lower Te! Rail CITY COUNC: 111,088, rooms, pot a der.Rend low.TO LET OR FOR SÂLE- North Ri half an aero s very desirable.residonce, yor | fow puiuulos EA pA rt ety Males.Live entsim- ANTED-\u2014 cdistely, to mit THAYNR'S NEW HOUSRHOUD OUMUISATION, Just orth Goes likes wildfire ; valuable pampie free.This 1s 0 Monsen! onl afrange- ment, W.MH.THAYER, 2112tf - Ottawa, Canada.VW ANTED-\u201420 Laborers, steady work, good wages.Apply st DrAn ENPLOE.MENT OYFIER, 824 Craig street.113 WANTED, Journeyman Tatlors to work ols thy prem \u2018ses.- .A 208 Bt.James street, 8 té Mia me ANTED \u2014 A good Circular Sawyer.one who bs used to sawing dimension timber also box nailors.immediately.D.H.Henderson, Saw Mills, 34% PR root, 4 ae ue ia 3, KC ais à view of Montreal in the distance.Deligbtfully summer.G, 0.MATTHEWS, 17 5%, Joba vireo t, WwW ANTED\u2014Druggist Clerk, one William Doran, Accountant : and Estate Agout, 214 Bt.Jarnes street, TO LET\u2014Two Houses.ænd 22 Herminè street.20 1100 TO LET, at Chambly \u201cCane ton, 8 10st Gestrable Stone Cotta with large (arden, situated on the the Basin and Islands, i 7 BC with Hitchen, EXT.TO LET\u2014Nos.218 and 222 Blenry 25 Beaver street, LAPPIY Ww.P, Jommaron FOR SALE OR TO Ter Caledo nished, nty CRAIG BTR Rent moderate.Apply to furnished or aafar.age,\u201d coutal tating, &o.Tle at SEA BATHING.in TO LET-Furaished \u20acatingen AT TADOUSAC.IOCEHOUBE TO EACH China.Pentland, Victoria Buildings, Quebeo.7 Stores To Let.tu Qufe.street.It cannot lon by 80 hight four story high arately or jo Possession will de given on: tho let May.For further information spply to 7 SHOP AND DWELLING 357 Wehopion, strôet.110 6 To Lr.re | OUT BTEAM POWAR, now THX EXTENSIYR BUILDINQS, WITH OR WITH w occupied by oceu; THE \u201cTAR,\u201d and adjacent to the Bi.Lawrency Hsll on Orly be surpassed for convonien und location.The buildings are situated on Craig, St.George and Fortification Siroets, von rh suitable for printing ofilco or manufactory.George and Fort ~ vation streets It 1s BO ft.re ide is two-stor, and on Ora former by try.HENRY! \u201cue Property For high and has ox- and St.George stroots it ft on the latter, and is .Fhe bulldings will bo loased sup- HOGAN, 8t.Lawrence H: au.yi Sale.wit well aul aed Address, G.G., Bras Office.(PF SALE \u2014 Saloon, with License, Fixtures, £6.£0.Party retiring.FOR SALE AT MAGOG\u2014 Tee, house man remisis odaupled by coud srt = elu viockad + with £ on the premises.street, itom Fi tros, and à or farther purtioniars apply to GQ.ur HabBhwas, 40a BL T OUT ONT, A REM Ten Minutes\u2019 Walk from Upper Bleury Street, BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, JAMES \u2026 WISENAN.For Sale, _ = ead Go % For bee Putsdine Fosse SALE, CI CHEAP.A large | ging, Saving and - tous, delivered on Usrs Hocholega Hotel Nationale, St.CONNOLUY à C0.\u2014 Dry Kindiing, 1.0 BAL CE : 5% sad61t Laguughetiece.ar KR SALE \u2014 Chehp\u2014A fnider Target Ris.spectilly Crore quitepaw.J.T, Hox} 1 SALE - Good express wag- FC, on mn top.Applyto John an, 79 - with h board, in a private { family.Apply aa?a a.8 Durocher st 11 BOARD-N pige à EE room elegantly-fur) me de prod cable ÿentemen \u201cBOARD-148 E Bleury street, op- posito Jesuit Church.© JOO, rh fort two 48 8e, T0 a | BOARD Vacancies at 19 Her | tree.Jôs-ph street.113 4 BoARD To Let, for a gentle- ROR BALE- Spring Cart, at 2 s sedroom Alymer street, 109, fp For RB SALE\u2014Cheap- 18 Sead ons long, ® paddies.OR 8 ALE \u2014 Newfoundland Dog, Smontas old 374: Guy street.1163 Rlee_ Lake t by Willlam Sani, F Pejerpor- P.O, Box, 138\u201d SALE \u2014 Firewood \u2014 Soft pu cour hardwood, 00d.$3.00 per cord out and Liver | dome 7542 Lost, &o.ng Range Croedmoor Bharps Giffe.Mode] 187, bas Address Box 35, ons] 002 BOARD, at CoteSt.Pi near Fos Git sai 2475 » D oi as der Cars, seviral oral gentlemen ded in io Glen oan acturers, 1t ol y ne have Board, Plano ond Bath.ply to Gps fy aa antaed for ve Fears, iqWeber & Go, a9 Pomiaville, Notre Dame street.183 Bea \u2014Wanted a fow private For SALE \u2014 The Stock and at 162 Bt.George stree rears NL ofs Le PE aa! ina good loc stltr.moderates, | 1106 BCAHD-A and com- F Fo R 8 CBA LE\u2014 Terres porably hd fro t apartment, with fall Id with oars, oculy $10 ach.diste Rire 07 ta Ce most attractire HE Fox SALE\u2014 Rives.of Toes = an} the morning.Th 1s\" Graves dite BR AI Toe: APPLY to Boward ARD.\u2014Room and = - BCARD.mont del tft situation, FOE, SALE Gasa Dra.So alc cz extensive Jew 600d Ur, on phone es Hanover street.dsr viroet, Hotel Dis, dr 8 Upper ft Lawrence TNOR SA LE\u2014Cheap\u2014Nevh Lo REMOVAL.+ QTOLEN \u2014 From 458 Dorchester street raterday | between 11 and we and green Canary.reward will be d lor die recuvery.STOLEN, on on Satarda , à Black; .ny 08s giving a ae the theft ay ore\u2019 the cradle oan be foun = No.1 Saaguinste ot will be Iiberally rew 110 8 | me the 28th A pril, from à carter\u2019s wagon, between 112 Ric avents 224 the village bly Canton, by way of the with canvas Joven, packed with cloth ober sriicies.Reward on recovery.PA.1165, Montreal.; Ta OST \u2014 $10 Reward \u2014 If the y who Soup ot Gola 8 es on the oF Ms 0 Swnens Bo paid.serge ainea, Tnetiins ro Sree L ing A pocke thool, we pair Bleury stress.46 LOST This 2.10.ts Pa A D En po Sorin to 228 St, Denis .114 Losi - Two parcels from the , from corner lot House, addr Boanvais, 44 Any ona giving informa- Notre out fem ai 65 SE Jonn stroet, wil bo liber apy rew rewarded.113 3 OST From 148 st James podem .Any n Ne aire hosbore» VE) Le wei) row 111 6 ° OST-Skye Terrier\u2019 Dog, ans- vers to the name of ° » leather collez A ar asd be BE ended.\u201d ti] 1143 Los, \u2014 On Bherbroake © street, WVANTTED TO PURCHASE | rund ea emit haadve rar for-cash.rep BrAn fes.fed ELH ie ro live Ar Ha 6 WW ANTED TO PUROHASE\u2014A stone fromt house or vestes tot, on se street, Or .Lawrence Locals; } UST\u2014Betwoen Durocher street 8% Catherine street, by nm of Unie.roy \" pu Indra parse obntailning apg sotne ts return to 10 WANTED TO BUY\u2014A Necund- band safe, cheap, Address PO.pos Pis.Wa a TO PURCHASY \u2014 Books, Colne, Mréals, old Chin Carlositles, The Old Curiosity Mon\" dns, \" on, ota tr Lawrence I WASTED \u2014 \u2014 Parier etthher 1hre0 er four ve rs sd whore Coy mag be sien 0 * LE WArTED, A HUNTER, wound, without any vic, net more thao Gx years L #4, ok Ives 15% Kasits high, add éapadio of taking \u201cvuinggmbion's ** fenge, with 11 stens up to the entire datinéhotion of three members of the Montreal -Hant sppotnteé by purchaser.One thousand del.lard 9 131 be paid for the hore answering sérietiy to.the above gualifeatien, if @ huif-besod ; er 61,960\" a thoroughbred.Address, nail June 15, Bos.\u2019 OST ORR STOLEN \u2014 Oa 8th isis Bae 30 \"0 7e ors Sud ome Les bi ne ols bi 0 yusrs 9.Roca ay} rest.110 °° Lian Yon oli 02 one raiuroing his 101 Mansbeld y ons retaining him »e smd.fost ayoung » OR STOLUN-\u2014A set of A airy, easy logy Rech nd mem 42am B,F.0.Bex 406, 81 Saw 814R orvion.f Cham! eouil Fern 6 large sized loather ang if ha books ané F articles.owed d wi pegs ; Puroctrer street.t black | :.Deke collaz on, vant .OALEICH, Tx TES SRE TEs, RS roy WORKS, |= LEYS BRON wo mary ee Mine Crest that.w MUSIC; ci * Person: At requiring Tas IMMIGRATION PROVINGROP (4 MONTREAL, - Hans Remove to 100 108 Bonaventure St.\u2019 horers end others, also, Govermnen lind and and rae farms, can obtaln such, by appt \u2018B.INBI'FSON, _ government immigration \u2018Agent.REMOVAL.J.L.WISEMAN, Desigiier and, Wood Engraver, has Removed to the Commgdions Premises over No.158 St; entrance by No.162, wher pared to execute all orders for ï \u2019 D ESIGNIN GW WOOD ENGRAVING ames St.ho is pre.in the highest style of the rad a lowest prices.FARMS FOR SALR.| \u201c i bo wr Several Valuable | ra Taare Pape Go's ewer dvertudog Buroge, se A is = VE ae rar re DVERTISERS can learn arn the, ess 5 rove i : AIECRIZATROTR.\u201d dus Bd \u2019 1186 vincent : 108 6 i A TE It 2° of about three years\u2019 exper.cuco for large TU LET.town, West, Also, one fufglliar with h French Lor seit 4853 T +1 Winnipeg.L, STAR Oilice, 114 Bliops and Dwellings.Apply to , WANTED\u2014 Boy to maize him- pelf yencrally useful obout-an hotel, good chance to make money.Apply to trke Bviay- mir?Oyryee, 624 Cralu street.114 WANTED\u2014An Office Boy.Ap- wir! between 9 and 10 à m., to Trunbo! oad Trylor, Adv: .124 ocatrs, J3} Hospital stroes.Wa NTE D\u2014An experienced travellor wi th good business connnction, for the Wholesale Boot Hhoe Trade.ress, with references, G 473, Sran Office.113 8 VV ANTED-\u2014Smart Aetive Boy, 16 to 18, to attend a bar, must be woll re: cormmended.Apply STAR EMPLOYMENT O7 8; Craig street, WANTED \u2014 Chair Makers, Dame etreet.WASTED_\u2014Boy for a clothing store to make himself Lg 4 Pg Arma?Ap piv to Fran EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 6 root.ANTED\u2014A man to work in a garden, one able Ormerod Craig eset 50 Cabinet and and Painters at No, 8814 Notre ply to WAN TED \u2014 A good Books keeper for & Retsil Establishment in ihe IAL Ap No VW.B.C, STAS KMFLOTMEET OTFLUE, 6 v street 112 ANTED\u2014Gardener, married a for ox.Loon, Mills, free emecite ton rewood, PLOUEURT Orion.of Craie arect 118 VV ANTED-\u2014 Young man: single, to mind a horse and do general Jor Pro, SH 8 Sale sre Apply to BTAR EMPLOYMENT OFFIOR.Ww NA N TE D\u2014An experienced Butler, (Catholio), good referenocas requl Appin.from 9 lo 10 a m, and 5 to 7.p.m, at Bo ou Bhorbrooke street.Wa N T E D\u2014First-class Male Cook.Apply at Sran EMPLOYMENT orrics, \u20ac24 Craig street.110 Boy WANTED\u20148tron speak.French and oe sh for à hardware store.hbply to TAB EuPLOTMENT OFFIOR.634 Craig tree: 110 VV ANTED-\u2014Boy for 8t.Anas to do general work shout house Apply to FrAR EMPLOYMENT Orrs 24 Craig stroet.110 CB, © WARTED, Message boy.Apply BrAR EMPLOYMENT OrFION, 634 Craig pirect.W A NT E D\u2014Two farm hauds.rd at ÉTAR EMPLOYMENT = Ga WV ANTED_mmart boy for eral work about a resteant, App A Srax ENFLOYMENT OFFICE, 654 108 WANSTED-\u2014An Ap rentice.Ap- | ply tod.L, Wiseman, Bt James sires.10811 VWWANTED First-class © counter a for a lead! grooery Ssisblisment.Avy ae gnoe to pean ell Sib WANED ® First-class Tailor | Address P.O Box Ob.4 BQ Gols ir V A NTE D-Married Couple, without children; man must be.s good Groom and wife as Gensral Servant ; must bé weli- recommended.\u2018Apply at STAR KHLORMENT OTIC, 624 Craig strect.Femates.- L WANTED \u2014 \u2014 For Philadelphia, J ean French, English and Music.Apply fmme- | py ose, | Bran Favioriar Qrroy, 0 (eels.WANTED Good Mastohands.+ Ahorey & Co, No.32 fit.Joseph street.! 1108 |'w iT > be Taundress ai must understand their business Apply 8 Ba, BrAE EMPLOYMENT OTTION, 624 Oraig street, 114 WANTED nd steady reliable Dane work in the factory he able tn} read an wiite.Tooke Bros, vas Ta Taal street ! Ww 4 A N TED Inmet, Ey \"a Apps D 84, Bram Bartotnans makers.Apply wey \u20ac races Vas a Huot, 261 AT Gehan Serewt.WANTED Youok ww 0 otan in a , Se \u2014Good Shirt Toner | hyat oh ung a ors: Ax p ' EMPLOYMENT ornon, 8 ANTED \u2014 Tallore:s at once, constant em an Ps ir] Lin tm AT [RA Te ka nh.bors toreme orion.62 OR | Was TE D \u2014 Naleswomas for sod Papi wna tectioner\u2019s store, must ak Frenob t,CH! and understand the business.Appl ARE EEE to work b Ww EMPLOTMRNT OFFICE, 624Cnalg os hod day.must , must bo à A & Craig set WANTED ow © for Cote St.Antoine, 18 to 29 years.Apply C 838,5 BAR.MERT OriCR.GZ2A Craig atreet.WANTED urse, Protestent to mind a child 5 year old, fades beneat ang | tidy Apply O 798, 1A EMPLOYMENT rigs; 4 434 Craig street.ANTED\u2014Good Dressmaker.able to cut and it.Apply © 796, 8243 Ru PLOYMENT Orr10N, G24 Craig street.107 WANTED\u2014A Good Laun ; , for an Institution ; ot havs good references.Apply between D'andif am, at 95 : Union Avenue.WANTED Ten Smart Girls to: , must bs thoroughly accomplish | WANTED 13 IMMEDIATELY \u2014| Wan pot CEA Sen Drm Po ex oi 223, 3 Craig ANTER-Housetneid, Preneis Ness Se et RET SHouwemaid, \u2014 washing.porn in the coun no chamber work, 824 Oralg ANTE Fer Cote Bt.Ane ply \u20ac ç W Mt Ero Beem te 3 Apsly 60, Bran aor Ss ti: 3.5 re Di aa 7 = { 208 rai nues, 4% Sean, Bu- ; \u2014 A % tentant L tt be able to read sado (Proc * Ax Burioruxer Ovrica, 218, 8x 636 fii ANTEDL\u2014Two é WW ANTED Housemaïd tor La~ nex, a Cralg pride dal) Ax Eusssvwses Ov ¥ W w Protestant | Avp siting on Dos pra) yee Sram iE be rule 3d ares welt, ADI WANTED Firat lass © Orrin U4 Conia ener ee 3 a; mas wma ANTERS HE ANTED-A general Work.Apply Ro.190% a.WA Ci ere WANTED-Good Gonteni es 1148 #5 \u2018 ANTED-\u2014A à General Sorraus ply D iD 1 en HT mens WAN D\u2014Good Gens vant.Apply 10 Phillips Square.& app C, 8 x 113 ANTED\u2014 WA?General Servant, Ta be fond of children ; WANTED \u2014 Gl Aid BY, ST a W W C 880, iran ANTED \u2014 Gonoral Bees sores?Rd 0503 B24 TEL w A = Fort, ply to |B WANTED\u2014Youn rare go 10 Longenit St B46, Bein WA or 6 WANTED Lower Lachine Bond mn für; dnty [1] preferred.pg meû wa TED\u2014A General EMPLOYMENT WANTED, ences, Apply at 105 Univetsitr secs, En PLOYMENT W FMPLOYMENT WANTED, : & respectable \u201cservant good refarences.Aly aix 3 varienee.Apply at 668% AN ich pe A fo is cpt, wigs 85.va 1410 17).10 asaist to po! ); to ateint ta light housewors A General Serv.Vast SAE, Cm Situations Wanted.city girl as ST a Gardener, ns Suohy hb tres E F any * | Emproyners WANTED, F6 Epa WA.a © Poseces! ng » hrc FMPLOYMENT WANTED the i ft ye at \u2014 ee : | Fast ÉMPLOYMT WANT » married man J8yeare RES experience ince In 0 work ; Fees, EMPLOYE WANTE class Disa! an frniak ret ciass restera AE az 5 Fess, ; EMPLOYMT W WA 004 refereticus.Apply $0 ¥ 034 Graig sivept.or iront, WANTED iy or lake stes.certificate = astres of Engloss.G Aadress L 19 9rAx office.3 Cottons Of age.ne Lys Steady married man as his busigeus 113 il PE Vox Tere she oowld F?2 7 Fi gagne Cal enr raat or louée, or a8 or retecence J\u2019 8TAR RNPILOYMKAT OFFI », $740, tran BRAS BRNO 00, EMPLOY MT WANTE Jai girls as cures = will me RIT = ad > 10, EMFLOYMT WANT arse, to go 0th sous 4 Centr Prost.111.EMPLOI MT WANT 40, Gcetiaat can furniah good ify rate ogo RrLoTMT OTIS, » 636 Craig aking, Aleo bands.L.D.Bias & Co., 29 Bt.Pôter street.Fr ne vitae sa ia WANTED = 107 Fo as plain 000k or general = LS data of à old, eu : ~ | Ap y 10 7 706, Braz ortiz 088 7 : | wan ANTED-\u2014A Cook.Apply at: CARPE?FEI.5 W ATED Elin Cook Ears Ere re no 7 Pp 28, 2 Fei Coo Tor teetant) must wash and iron ; 6 in family.Aselr D 30, bran EuPLOYMERT Or! rcs, 624 Or WANTED Cook and House- maié, (Protos ants) Lo was! must have: references.M0, D 20, oor FICE, 624507alg stroet.peri : ANTED \u2014 Good Cook, W vents ores Toaning iw M i ssn\u2019 ppiy Di assist de x ig 2 VWASIED Good Cook, must * To, PAE gos 87, asa] Tes N ux Orviim, G38 Org soroet.113 eee CAREET I FELT for voue Cort ant to Po yard, 1003 Moths, Makes th ry star ten ponts.SES WANTED-Fo Co À Linea wan ana | | boy: wages $8 or 938, Br she VV ANTED_ Plain Cook, 5 lo family.street.Ané also City to be disposed of ver, | atv donirie ~~ | YWANTED\u2014A Good Vegetable | Trent & Lean Company af Cazsdts ; Cook, also re Ts be tee 16 fe.JANES Ane night, fora i] ply 0 000, ma su ; ; \u2018 rye Newspaper Advertising Bureau.; WE manie \u2014 Good are EE Orion.626 Craias Wag ANTED-.Good Cook (French wir She, ot Ta | WAN Good Plain a We EE Housemaid.955 Dorchester street.WANTED, 108 BE.: VY #00 Pisin Cook, ces wlio understands = RRR Srp non | Eun: Th Cholla, Apply © FEU Sn 6 Ou | rel ;, | Wem a ae Goed Sook = > Ro: = WE TAR.,.Be 113 esemecsanarsessaenter \u2018GRAHAM & Co., Proprietors, 634 and 6236 Craig Street.COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OP TNE UIROU- LATION OF THB STAR for the week end tag May Ist, and the corresponding period of 1579 \u2014 Mar, 1879.Mary, 1880.Mandsy.5 14,080 Monday .3 14,720 : Tidy \u2026 6 14, vod.4 14844 lay.7 14681|Wed 5 14,886 rudes: 8 16,928 /Thuradey .8 14,460 : .9 15,171 |Priday.7 15,011 fat'dy.10 14 825|gaturday.8 16,347 Total.,.89,161] Total.89,263 Average daily cireulation for week ending May Sth, 1880, 14,878.ATURDAY, MAY 15, 1880.\u2014 \u2014 - Removal.In a few days the offices of TBE Stan will fe removed to 158 St.James street, opy csite Dawson Bros., JPRixcirAL Dawsos will reap new honor « his latest work on the modern represen- \u2018Yutives of fossil men.We observe that the Merned Principal bas not treated of such re- preseatatives as the Quebec persorss who have -Anaterposed their dead-weight between Mon- \u2018tval sn sutomercial: \u2018freedom.If he ever rtakes to study this remarkable species va find new snd unexpected darkness Trveking over the subject.In another column appears the report of Company.The statement of the President, fs Henry Tyler, apeaks for itself.Ho has of Que veut ire té pin Ye pat it in the President's words, the | the amount of room which must r'allewed asch passenger, and prescribing fine of five hundred dollars upon the master [5 vessel for every passenger carried in ex- eof the proper number, The Bill contains oy friber cstse prohibiting the carrying a any article on board Maly endanger the.hesith of Pgaengiss.We aro glad to ses that our neighbots across the line are not- po wholly in the coming presidential contest Ae) pannes Sad thus ta prorile pros he et! wiser piece of legis-_| lation sould be introduced than this one.Now | \"og used upon the public works which this generation is executing at huge cost for the benefit of posterity, we find the Government investing $90,000 a year additional down in increasing the ranks of the taxeaters.The Mail may assure its readers that tho policy betrays the soundest statesmanship, but ordinary mortals who can attach only one meaning to the phrase * the success of the Conservative Government,\u201d can see in it only a shameless and criminal paying of perty services by a deliberate robbery of the people.NOTE AND COMMENT.The decline of manly sports among Her Majesty's subjects is a distressing sign of the times.American gentlemen canuot even have a little prize-fight on Canadian soil without braving the cold shoulder of a British copstabulary.Bo much for Beaconsfield's downfall.\u2014Philadeiphia Times.\u201cA child,\u201d says a writer, ** which has oùce been sent to prison can never Lope to get over the fact.The punizhinent may have hal the beet pessible moral effeet.The child may bave been therough]y well trightened beyond all chance of à relapse.But whatever its sn- sequent character may be, it will never shake ofl the disgrace of whatit has gone through.\u201d The fri-nda of woman suffrage du not often receive so much encouragement as way esterded ta then yesterday by the upper branch of the New York Legisiatar:, wich uctually parsed a reeolution proposing a con- filé to $14.35; mess $14.25 to EAS REMOVED re , -maxoraceonans or A xia op $14.80.Comads Led, fn Belle 104; Volz.| Ne.7 Phillips Square.1153 GOLD Axp SILVER, Bacon, 0s to 10¢, Shoulders, 7d to 80.YY ANTED, Maple syrup 756 te 806 par gallon.Maple A Smart Intelligent Lad, JEWBLLERY! sagut, So to 93 per pound.FOR AN OF.J! oo trent .fe far volon at Roger fn or der n, \u201cmex 267 P.0.\u2019 .Though su of horses ww $60 annum.115 3+ Repairs carefully attended to.Miia hie more lan ee fhe Soma | NOR BALE Five glass open \"| Prices are rather easier in consequence.Che suips Lavdan, tbe most handeome earriage in Mon: = Métis for the werk were four car , which went Coo, \"rer in nse, would cost 10 bni.0, twoira 3 portiand and Boston, Mase, and Bo: 0.0 ¥.jaw: Bundi daliars.Apply to J B.Wood.713, & 351 NOTRE DAME STREST.Kine, Caio ad Cort Ware are Bow about Cala street, an be seem at BU 81.Antoine sir, = + #otber «7 1m, for $1560, \u201cbother black of wo \u20ac nuts ; À do, 983 1.40 AJ .150; 4 2580: be Sebcion ot ait 1 1109.50.Krow, 8410 84 per 100 dle s Dollar for Childrens\u2019 y.We qunta:\u2014 3 per 100 bois of 15 Iba; Goto Fok SALE\u2014-The animal that took the first prise and « Ivey medal at the Pro- vineial Exhibltton, Ottawn fr single ceriieg) torse, as for style and astion, he cannot be ours Retriever, with obaln and locked the name of * Jack,\u201d owner can have him Ina at 37 Juror street.WANTED Light Brahma hens, mast Fou! Riwes, Auctioneer, 301 88.Jamas mreet.TRAYED \u2014 From the Past Office, on the 10th of May, 8 Brown and White on.anawers Lo ney ve\u2019 birds, CP.be re and inst Ly Tey [RPLOYMENT WANTED, by 8 young mas, with Eve pears ezerienoe in Ofics work; will take eharps of & saall esd of Books ; speakd Premch and Rugllsh \u201cend well \"WANTED \u2014 A Strong active man to n the city welt, refers sary.vot cles, met an x «raploye # fh.nnou À Co , M.Ann°+ Market.© menes- 1151 young from: GE.+ n3.0 SATURDAY, MAY arrived ot Winnipeg, 5 15, 1380.Four O'clock P.M.Citv News, Cry CouxorL.\u2014A special meeting of the City Council, is called for Mon-jay next, a* 3 p.m.Wao 18 To Buane.\u2014The Ova Vin- dicalor says :\u2014 Merchants here aie growling over the delsy of goods from Montreal by G.T.R, It seems to take two wecks to come the 300 miles.Natural History 8ocrery.\u2014The annual meeting of the members of the Nutural History Society will be held on Tuesday evening next, the 18th inet.Addresses bearing on the history of the Society will be iven by Principal Dawson and Major uguet Latour, and officers will be elected\" for the ensuing year.FisTICUFFS\u2014 À couple of revival newsboys bad a battle on St.James street, opp>- site the &t.Lawrence Hall this morning.The trouble was caused by ohe encroaching pou what the other considered his territory.They finally adjourned the combat until this evening, in order to have more leisure to settle the trouble satisfactorily.Tue Horer Keerree.\u2014A meeting of saloon keepers was called fir yesterday afternoon at 2.30, but at thut hour only a few persons were present.It is understood that the liquor-venders simply desired to attach their signatures to a petition to-the Corporn.tion praying for a reduction of the special taxes paid by them, which includes $8 of a water rate.Another meeting will be announced in o few days, The document is well signed, SuxpaY DrILL\u2014In dismissing his men, at the last drill, Col.Ouimet, the member for Laval, informed the 65th Regiment that battalion drill would take place at Logan's Farm, Sunday next, every man to be in the ranks at 1 p.m.sharp with twenty rounds of blink ammunition.When this announcement wos made the men cheered wildly for five minutes.A lorge reffiber of citizens are expected to be present Sunday next on Logan's Farm.Henvey InNsTiTUTE,\u2014~The net proceeds realized from the Bazaar lately held in aid of the building fund of this institution aniount.ed to $1,009.17.Tho committees desires to thank the many friends who so kindly and generously assisted in making it so great a success.Special thanks are also tendered to the proprietors of the Herald, Gazette, Witness and STAR for their liboral reduction of advertising accounts in connection with the entertainment.: .A Davcrrous MAN.\u2014A man named Thomas Lynch, who just come from St.Ann's, was arrested last evening for being drunk, and, when taken to the station, a revolver was found on his person.In the Recorder\u2019s Court this morning he pleaded ignorance of the law prohibiting the carrying of firearms.Mr.Dugas, P.M., said it was not jong since # gentleman of high standing lost his life through just such a person ss this, It was to the interest and we of the public to impose such sentence on cases like tnese as would serve a warning in future to others.As the prisoner he now dealt with was a stranger and was ignorant of the law, and also that the weapon was not.loaded, or any ammunition found on him, the sentence would be only one month hard labor.TEMPERATURE in the Shade, at Hearn & Harrison's, Opticians, 242 and 244 Notre Dame street, May 16th, 1880: Spm.Sam.1pm.Max.Min.560 uo 80° 80° 450 Personal.Ms.Tiffin, of this city, is visiting at Sel.- kirk, Manitoba.Mr.Speaker Macpherson left the city yes- terdsy er ot ph vr Mr.E.A.McDowell and his troupe have I Manitoba.| Hon.Peter Mitchell and Mr.L.R.Church of this city are in Ottawa.The Rev.Mr.Roy, of this city, was registered at the Walker House, Toronto, yesterday.Thomas Hughes, author of \u201cTom Brown's School Days,\u201d will visit the United States this summer.Bir Charles Tupper will probably visit Peterbarough soon, to inspect the route of the proposed Trent Valley canal, Captain Aird of the 88 * Sarmatian\u201d was from illness to cross with his vessel this last trip, and remains in Liverpool.~ His Lordship Bishop Lewis and the Rev.Archdeacon Lander, of Ottawa, ro at Kings ton, attending the meeting of tise Synod.- Messrs, A.Charleboisand F, B.McNamee, contractors, and Mesars.A.W.Ogilvie, HR.Ives and Richard White, all of this city, are in Ottawa.Lieut.-General Sir Selby Smyth, commander of the forces, will go to Québec on the 22nd.bu \" Rev.S.J.Howson, Dean of Chester Cathedral, England, wills preach in Christ Church Cathedral to-morrow morning.The Dean is one of the joint authors of the famous work eptitled, ¢ Conybeare and Howson\u2019s Life and Epistles of St.Paul.\u201d Rev.W.8.Barnes, pastor of the Church of the Messiah, who has been absent from the city for a three weeks\u2019 vacation, at his late homie, in the vicinity of Boston, has returned lo town.His congregation will be pleased to know that he resume his place in the pulpit to-morrow.SUBURBAN.\u2018The sheds a Willis\u2019 rope-walk, Point St.Charles, took fire last night.An engineer on the suburban train saw the flames, gave the alarm, and succeeded in extinguisht t.The Cleyk of the St.Gabriel Municipal Council ved a petition yesterday, signed by twen thie [vsidents of Centre street, ng for t mediste o upofa n on that street, in accordance vrit the provisions of the by-law recently passed.At the last meeting of the St.Gabriel Village Council, a Committee was appointed to confer with the City Pawenger Railway Company, and endeavor to indus that Corporation to extend their line of \u2018busses through Point St.Charles to the western limits of St.Gabriel Village.It is claimed that = much larger number of people would take advantage of the accommodation than at present.OOMMEROIAL, Brendéstufia Unsettied\u2014Chicage Whent apd Corn Decliined\u2014Esgliish Wheat, asd Corn Nitendy.The breadstufls markets to-day were dull and unsettled.No sales were reported CoarsE GRAINS AND Asims.\u2014No, 2 Canada bpring wheat quoted st $1 33 ; comm, 48c; oats, 82¢ to 88c; peas, 86c to 87c; barley, 55e to 65c.Rye, 83c to 85c.\u2014Askes\u2014Pota, quietat $3.65 to $3 70 per 100 Ibe.° .Frour ann Muar\u2014Buperlor extra, $5.80 to $5 95 ; spring extra, 85.60 to 575; extra superfine, $5.70 to $5.80 ; superfine, 5 40 to 5 60; strong baker\u2019, to 650 ; fine, 4 76 to 5 00 ; middlings, 420 , $5 80 ; Ontario bagn, 2 80 to 2 95; cit delivered, 3 10 to8 20 ; Cornnieal, $3.75 to 2.80 ; Oatmeal, Ontario, 84.50 to 84.60.- .RrozirTs T0-DAY.~~Wheat, 81,787 bush; eorn, 115,689 do ; peas, 63,781 do; oats, 1,400 do four, 1,9 ap ; mea), 220 do; ashes, 87 do; butter, packages ; cheese, 870 boxes ; leather, 42 rolls; tobadco, 20 cases ; spirits, 45 casks, In Chicago to-dsy wheat declined to $1.17# cash, 1.124 to { June, 1.07 July.Re 57,000 bushels ; shipments, 148, good .Com weaker at 36k to à June eceipts, 341,000 » ; shipments, 326,.000.Pork stronger at $10.50 June, Lard easier st $6.95 June.In New York there were sales of No 2 red winter wheat at $133 May, 1262 June.Chicago wheat quoted at $122 to 123; Milwaukee, } 24 to 1 25.Corn, No 2, 536.BREXBORM's ExCLISR ADVIOES report :\u2014 pursed.Por particuliers, sôdress, Box he cargoes, wheat and corn steady.WANTED \u2014 A young man Lo Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat : TO LET.- purchase & well-payiug businass stoc ind corn quiet but steady.Li 1 wheat, Sanaïl Mouse, containing four tooms, Sens 81800 year, Cd rei HK, Fran OV strong com firm ornis and \u20ac > fr \u2019 * .rear of No.45 AYLMAR STRENP.Bent .24 : .Bi du wheat, 10s to 10s 6d.Red winter, 10s 1008 + ANTED\u2014By a fishing party 6d.White ; 108 Bed Ameri [EMPLOYMENT WANTER.u8 cries in ie routs PC Lovrranon, Dre fans D) can Spring, 9s 4d to 94 11d.Traveliep, Suleman or Clerk; has travelled low.Address® Yacht! SrA% (ffs.\"ii STOCE# IN STORE 1N MONTREAL In England ; understands Office work ; cen ksop a WANTED \u2014 A Buy foe Dry | Mais, Mw), a 13.Set of Books ; moderates salary required; good Goode stove.HP.Poirier, L108 86, (ath v- 148.173 108654 Nugiish and City restrences.Address, L 307, Svan strert.\u2014 13 1j = 91,040 Offes.1000! | WANTED \u2014 Sewing Girl 61 cat.__ College street.115 1 \"ot Harper's Dollar Store.Priess from 3.50 .: \u201cIn.ede.ay motrrmte Addrogs, \u201cIn ANTED_\u2014 A Youn ey PLOYMENT WANTED pos net Salary Arve thins Bh Ss pe di a PSEA RE Se AP0I7 19 US's BL Goonms ghwosh, In sear, 15 4 Pr rienee, 760, ad Ol: uss .3 ; .wh ey = 1e 615.00.Here you can save 30 por sent.pus Passemgers.PAssENoxEs per sté ip \u2018\u2018 Montreal,\u201d Captain Thearle, Quebéc to Liv ,- 15th | Grantham, Mr Grantham, Mrs Grantham and du vue vos shortly it is ex thirty tons of ore will « £30 be reduced per day.The utine is located ou \u2019 reer Bald Mountain, a few miles: from the Home \u2018One hundred and Afty (Childrens Btake and Father de Smit mines, Six O'clock P.M?Evening Telegrams, CANADIAN.ALLAN SHIPPING BULLETIN.\u2014~May 15.\u2014The 88 \u2018 Phéuician \u201d from Halifax, arrived at St, Johns at six o'clock Friday evening, and sailed: at daylight Saturday.The KS ¢ Polyuesian \u201d sailed from Quebec at 9,40 8.m., with 74 cabin pafingers.83 \u201c\u201c Austrian \u201d left Halifax for Boston, at 4 sm.88 \u2018 Nova Scotia\u201d arrived at Baltimore at 9 a.m.PROBABILITIES.\u2014 METEOROLOGICAL orm Re not May 15, 10 a.m\u2014 ro or next twenty-four hours : Lower Lake region, light to moderate variable winds, generdlly clear and warmer weather, St.Lawrence and Gulf, moderate winds, generally clear warmer weather, Maritme Provinces, Moderate to fresh winds, mostly between west and north, part- Extra Edition.Evening Telegrams, CABLE.THE CHURCH AND STATE.\u2014LINDON, May 15.\u2014A Berlin correspondent comment.irg on the church question says that hundreds of parishes are without priests, and no new ones can be nominated until the Bishops submit names of candidates to the Government.1t is believed the Pope is inclined to give ib, as he fears the powers of the Papacy in Europe might be shaken by a longer delay.To reestablish this power the Pope is said to be willing to make for the moment considerable sacrifices.ln this policy the Pope will enconnter the resistance of the Jesuits, .THE COTTON STRIKE AND LOOKOUT.\u2014LoxpoN, May 15.\u2014At Blackbum to-duy the strike of the cotton operatives will be fully developed.The spinning and ly cloudy to clear weather.WEATHER AND SHIPPING.\u2014Fatuer Point, May 15.\u2014 Clear, light north wind ; i SS + Brooklyn\u201d inward at 8 30 am, Riviere pv Loor\u2014Weatherfair ; light east ' pared 40 resume work.wind ; no ships ; one steamship passed inward this morning.: L\u2019ISLET VILLAGE\u2014SS \u201cChamplain\u201d inward at 10 am.; one brigantine also inward, in tow.Cark Rosier, Clearand cool; thermometer, 39; stiff NN W breez.; two ships inward this morning.Fox Rives\u2014Clear and cool ; {ir N N W wind ; ;no shipping.LiTrLE Matis\u2014Clear and \u2018fine; light air from the north; \u2018one three-masted steamship inward at 6 45 a.m., and one two-Mastod : stesmehip inward at 7 30 a.m.; alsoone two-masted steawship inwerd at 8 15 a.m, OE \u2014\u2014 Citv News.SWIMMIKG CLUD.\u2014An informal meeting of the Swimming club has been held for the \u2018purpose of preparingifor the coming season, | ADA.] : The anaual meeting will not be held until | yogilists and sporting meh in Brooklyu have the end of June.; PRESENTATION TO [FATHER CALLAGHAN, \u2014The 8t Joseph's Young Ladies\u2019 Academy was, on Wednesday afternoon, the scene of a very pleasant entertainment the occasion being the presentation ofa life size crayon portrait of the Rev Father M Callaghag to that gentleman by the Directress through and on behalf of her pupils, who als¢ added three choice and and beautiful bouquets ; one being the offur- ing of Miss Marie L.Racette and the other two representing the tributes of girls and boys respectively.8inging, instrumental ducts and a pretty dialogue preceded the reading, by Miss Mary K Brophy, of a brief address to Rev Mr, Callaghan, expressiug the re- and esteem in which be was held.Rev .Callaghan replied suitably.; A Vinaco Elizabeth McCurdy, of Kel.\u2018\u2019s lane, off Bleury st, put in an appearance at de Recorder\u2019s Court dis morning, and was fied @5 or one month.Mrs.Butterby, living in the same lane, gave evidence that she was sitting on the bed of her husband whom she was attending, when the prisoner, who was drunk and on the rampage, broke open ber door and threw abrick at her.The missile struck ber on :the back.She then went for the police and when she returned found MoCurdy with à stone in each hand chasing her two children round the yard.McCurdy at this point began in a loud voice to interrupt her, but: Mrs.Butterby said, « No Betsy, no Betsy, I'm sorry for you, but I'm making it as light as I can.\u201d Ths Court, however, seemed to look at it from a different point and Betsy got $5 or one month.: inst.\u2014Mrs G Gyde, Miss Lillie Gyde, Miss Jennie Gyde, Mrs W G Dickipson, Miss Neilsop, T Turnbull, W E Aificn, John Temple.; Casrs Passzxogne\u2014Per \u201cAllan Mail Steamship, *Holynesian,\u201d Robert Brown, Commander, from Quebec to Liverpool, 15th May, 1880; \u2014 Mr Allison, Mr os Atcheson, Mrs Robt Bell and infant, Mr C E Bennett, Mra Bennett, Miss Bollea, Professor H T Bover, Mrs Bovey, Mr J B Champagne, Mr N Champion, Miss Chandler, Mis G Chandler, MrJ A Codd, Mr B A Couldery, Mrs Couldery, Mr John T Donnelly, Mr Eastwood, Mrs Foster, four children and nurse ; Miss Ada Gisborne, Mrs D Harris and: infant, Higby, Mrs Hutton ayd maid servant, Mr Hutton, Mr Hut ton, Miss 8 A Koys, Dr Landry, Master Landry, Mr Longworth, Miss Mackenzie, Mr James McGillivray, Miss MePherson, Professor C E Moyse, Mrs Orkney and two children, F Da Costa Periera and wife, Mrs Robertson and daughter, Mr Arthur Raby, Mrs Bhaw, Mrs Leslie :Bkelton, Mrs ¥ B Smith, Miss Jessie Stirling, Miss Margaret Stirling, Mr J B Stevenson, Mr Talbot, Mr A Thibaudeau, Mr Wightman, Mr James Wrigley, Ms A M Wyatt, three children and infant ; MrJ A Wyatt, Mr W P Yuile, Mrs Montreal Lacrosse Club Programme.May 22: Match for jpnior championship flags, junior Montreal Independents.May 24th (Queen's Bi dan: Caughnawa- gs Indians versus Montdedl Twelve ; in the evening fireworks exhibition by Messrs.Hand and Hamilton.May 29th: Inter national Lecrosse matcb,: Union (of Boston) versus Montreal, at which it is d that Bis Fxcellency the Govetnor General will be resent.June 5th : Annual spring hand.fap Athletic meeting.June 12th: Second Twelve Morftreal versus Independent.l\u2019Assémaption Election.A meeting of Conservative delegates from the different parishes of the county was held in St.Lin last night, for the Jorpome of selecting a candidate to \u2018contest vacant seat caused by the death of Mr.Pelletier, M.P.P.Mr, H.Hurteau, M.P., occupied the chair.After seme \u2018discussion, during which several names wee mentioned, Mr.Joseph Marion was finally selected as the Copservative standard-bearer.The writ snnouncing the time for the nomination and election is expected to be read at the door of the Roman Catholic Church in St.Lin tomorrow morning.: A Literary Comvention P for tho 24ih of Muy In quebec.- A proposal which will Be of much interest to many residents of our city has béen set on foot by Mr.J, T.Bulmet, Librarisn of the Nova Scotia Historical Saciety.It is to attempt the holding of a literary convention in Quebec on the 24th inst., taking advan.two children, Mr a Mrs Gordon, Mrs tage of the gredt gathering there.l'he com- menication rs dressed to Mr.J.W.Le- Moine of Quebec.Mr.Bulmer remorks that the libratians of the Domipion as well as the members of the several literary and societies are, generally speaking, unknown te one another and that they have ug organiza tion snd are losing in many respects from their isolation.He says that the invitation should be made generally to all the members of the Quebec and Mon Historical Societies, the Numismatic Society, the Toronto Institute, indeed all institutes in Canada with s special invitation to every librarian ip the Dominion.\u2018The leading publishers ahotld also te-iuvited.The letter is dated May 10th and has just reached Mr.LeMoine.Nothing definite had been \u2018done at latest ad- vices.FINANOB AND COMMERCE.The Receiver of the Bankers\u2019 and Brokers\u2019 Association of New York, has issued a warrant of attachment agninst John Bonner, fogitive President of the Associatioh.The Receiver has begun a suit forecover $484,000, which Bouner aid to haye misapplied.Money market very inacti Call: loans on good collateral are negotiated at 4 to 5 r cent.and time loans at: 6 per cent.Ster- ing Exchange easier at 109 to 109$ for round amounts to 60-days bills: between banks, 109ÿ over the oo , Gold deutts on New Yorjy3i48 is § Pemiuin.Sterling in New Yofk quiet at 4,86 for 6D-daÿ bills, 4.893 for demand.! ; In accordance with the meual coatom uo session \u2018of the Stock Exchange was held today.: Silver Plume Mining Company's stock was ; and another advance of per cont.regifter- | ed.It ip rumored there , posted | yesterday by the Buperintindaut, sa essay \u2018| report of uvez $500 ual a i \u201cou e oportiags .0 pnd silver, I ix wd the mre en bo oi and reduced to bars of bullion at a cost not exoseding $20 ton.The Bilver Pl Compaur ur working dey and night developing and each day the result is more miisfactory.Very -Lommox, 5 p.m.\u2014Oolucis, 995-16; carding departments will be closed.Up.wurds of 80,000 operatives will be rendered idle.With four exceptions the masters are unanimous in tho lock-out aud will not reopen their mills uutil the operatives are pre- à o doubt the ma- jorisy of the operatives from the beginning ave been opposed to the strike, LONDON GOSSIP.\u2014Losnox, May, 15, ~It is reported that Government iutends to remove the restrictions on native Press of ludia imposed by th® Vernacular press law under thelate Government.The Libel suit by Lambri against Labouchre, editor of Truth, result d in Javor of the defendant.INSTANTLY KILLED.\u2014Loxpox, May 15th.\u2014 By a hviler explosion this afternoon ut Birchell\u2019s Hall, Walsall, fiftcen ns were instantly killed, 25 were taken to the hospital, some of them in dying condition.AMERICAN.FIGHT THEY WILL, AND IN CANADA.-New York, May 15.-Sevcral made arrangements to attend the p ht betweeen Ryan and Goss on Tuesday, They say the fight will take place in Cauada, but we not positive about the precise point at present.They think they will start Sunday evening.They say the fight will be over before the authontics know anything about it, and that the crowd will not be so great that it will attract special attention.[Goss appears to be the favorite in Brooklyn from the fact that be has lived therg, and is better known than Ryan.UNSEASONABLE.\u2014 PETERSBURG, Va, May 16.\u2014A destructive hail-storm passed over the courfties of Dinwiddie, Chesterfield and Amelis, on Thursday, doiug immense damage to the tobacco plants, wheat, and other vegetation.FisuriLL LANDING, N.Y.\u2014It was unusually cold along the Hudson last night.Snow was again visible on the Catskills, Vegetation was damaged, .FROM PRESCOTT.VICE-REGAL.\u2014Pggsoorr, Msy 15.\u2014 His Excellency the Governor-General arrived in town to.day on a visitto Mr.Wiser, Rysdyk Stock Farm.IHis Excellency and his brother, Lord Campbell, who arrived in town this morning and who was also the est of Mr.Wiser, returned to the Capital y the fonr o'clock train.FROM HAMILTON: ACCIDENTAL DEATH.\u2014 HauMiLToN, Ont, May 15th,\u2014An inquest was held last night at the Walker House on the body of the lad Edward Leng killed by the explo sion of a gun on Tuesday afternoon.A verdict of accidental death was returned and the Jury strongly condemned the practice of - selling ammunition to minora, FROM TORONTO.- A GREAT FALL \u2014ToRronTo, Ont, Ma 15.\u2014W.B.Davis whofell from the t story of the Walker House while exhibiting a fire escape y y, bas been removed te the hospital.He is not expected torecover.GOT HIS DUES,.\u2014John McQuaig who ncceeded in pindling © og Airings out of g y passing bogus es, AN.who paid his marriage fee in the sams easy manner, was convicted this morning and sent to the Penitentiary for two years.DULL.\u2014 As is wsual on Saturday, news in police circles is very dull.The Police Court only lasted half an hour this morning FROM OTTAWA.: ~ fENOTAL DEUPAYOE 90 TES STAR.) DISTINGUISHED VIRITGRS.\u2014 OF TAWA, May 15,\u2014Viconte de\u201d Gallsrd, Marquis de Canielle and Martin de Nord, who ard bec.hs thr aid their raspats to His Excellency, and were entertained at dinner by Hon.Mr.Baby.| Court this a.m., argument is number.Mr.Hector Cameron and Mr.Cattarect appear for the Company, and Mr.Boyd for the claimants.After these cases have been disposed of, only two will remain on the list, the principle one being the Exche.goer Court appeal case of Queen vs, Bil.A FEARFUL SIGHT.\u2014At noon to.ds two Frenchmen named Joe Malboculand an Louis Birchisume attempted to cross \u2018the Ottawa in a scow above the Chaudiere in tuw of o small tug.\" The scow broke loose æ a rapid rate.Birchianme jumped out «nd swam to the nearest pier of the railway bridge sud was saved.The other was carried over the Chaudicre Falls in ths tug gud lost.The sight is described by witsemses as terrible, ° .Oitv News.IxquEsT.\u2014An inquest was held thisaftar.noon, in the Hospital, on the body of the boy Adelard Legault, who received fatal injuries in Pillow, recy & Co's, rolling mills, and subsequently died in the Hos pi pouch amalgamation of Pelephone gam el i\u2018 .ponies in Canads prices have advanced.The ice used to be : For à district telephone , and for a isl $40 ; it will now be district §30, and special $50.Wiser Norze\u2014The water is so high that it is flowing over the Island Wharf in same places., .revetment wall is lined | this afternoon with idlers and spectators, watching the process of unloading ships; kc .% .Many of the sailors are busily engaged.in painting their vessels snd putting them in good trim for the season.The on which the new wharf is to be built, is being rapidly filled up, : A Bap reterday, and Suding bis oie came bonië yesterday, an his wife lying sick on & bed, pulled her off by the hair and told her that if she did not get his dinner he would cut her throat, and, as if.to earry his threat into execution, Froceeded to get razor, while his wife and child in terror under the bed.Ashcroft was de.ecribed by his better half to be a worthless drunkärd, who pawned everything he could get kold of, was continually abrsing them, and Spent for liquor any little money she was able to earn for herself and child, She pitifnlly iraplored the Court that she and her family might have protection from her has band, as she said he would surely murder her | when be was released, He got two months hard labor.] ee ia FOR THE bison vo unteer nts are as a \u2018over the preparations for the review in Quebec next week.This aft-rnoon the Prince of Wales Rifles, the Victorias, the Fifth and Sixth Fusiliers and the High 8chool cadsta were all under arms, The Victerias assembled in the skating rink at three o'clock, and after some preliminary drilling moved out and took up the march to Fletcher's field; af four o'clock the Fusiliers and the Prince of Wales men met at their armories in the old Ci Hall, and also started for the field.The musters were not very strong, mauy of the volunteers being unable to get away, but there was neverthelass an excellent show.À sham fight was fixed for the afternoon, spo- dial attention to be given tothe skirmishing.\u2019 Personal.ds A private despatch, received here to-day frem Ottawa, says that Assistant Inspector Tabb, of the Weights and Menvures Office, hos been discharged.The Argenteuil Fiestéon; : » - .Mr.Trenboime, of Trenholme, ed | & Toylor, left this morning for Ste.\u2018 #cks Jastigne with the bill of fvled.in the Argenteuil cuss, Hon, © J.J.C.Abbott, respondent.Tne Wil is in appearanee s giost formidable dosamest, | containing ome hundred and\u2019 tem distinct money, 99 7-16 account ; \u20184j'e, 1108-;-F9,- 1C6 ; rie, 37 page\u201d ne a] IE A Wi + v dns 7ie po oe Sed Fane 1, CES rw An CoE en 4 were in the city, left yesterday for Montreal | hey.inge toUr ground, ' SUPREME COURT.\u2014In the Sapreme being heard in the Canada Southern Land cases, four in eat, ; in midstream and started down the current ' to bet Jurisdiction of the Marke - ; ih _ Markey +|.\u201d A short time ago the clerk of: 72 * À markets ordered a eity noultey of continue op he place feathered was occupying t usually fomers, Bt.Amand, the dealer, fo ¢ ed and brought before Mr.Dugas.Me.L O.David (Longpre & David, defended 8; Amand, ing that the clerks.markets had no such authority ag thea sumed, namely, the ordering of traders 90 sssume this or that place outside the macht, He beld that only « special by la coll\u201d suthorize clesks to assume authority ia the vicinity or outer limits of the market.gs Dugas this morning gave judgment susbids.ing Mr.David's plea, and dismissing the charge brought against St.Amand, Victimiaing à Widow.= Jobn W.Hall, the old man who made.his name notorious in New York by wilh: ing out of n Broad street broker's offioa, dage ing the holiday week of 1878, with $30,000.worth of 44 per centum bonds which did net: belong to him, and whose subsequent caps ture Ly Detective Fahey, of this city, ak Moncton, N.B., made the latter famous, t ; turned up in Philadelphia.His vichm this time is Stone, an English widow, whoss acquaintance he made at a boarding haw in North Thirteenth street.He induced hae\u2019 to sell 85,000 Government boods » nvest in Missouri State bonds, a4 when ste unsuspectingly handed him: the money he coolly walked off with it aad\u201d has not since returned.The police hive \u2018hos far been unable t> find him The fobe' lowing is the description they have of him: John W.Hall, seventy y-ars old, five fout eight inches, light complexion, blue eyes, dork brown moustache and chin whiskers, : brown wig, black coat and trowsers, white vest, shoulders slightly stooped, diamond, stnds in shirt bosom.\u201d He had better ket awry from this vicinity or his friend, Distags.tive Fahey will ** gather him in * à J A gboe store in Point St.Charles broken into Thuredsy night and six ladies\u2019 boots stolen, Vey ws oof a5ce aacoaonuu\"oæSooN \u2026- seuvenseuses ways aocacnusSSc cools BBScovococeststrp: eeecaosscecannca® \u2014 g The following were the a hr Reg brokers, 60 M.Francois Xavier men a œ sa = .p Wheat, May; $1 11} June; $1 06} July.87jc to 871c May ; 36ÿc June, 36$c to 3826\" July, 873¢ August.Pork, $10 424 Fate; $10 524 to 56 July.Land, $8 92}.= or .New Advertisements this PM.WATCH REPAIRING A BPE.pos EE NEO LUE MSSETORSIE STR.\u201cPERSIA BAL \u201crares 3 rey CRE FALLS.» Meals and Berth included.Superior Accommodation.\u2018_110Saw+ BussEs will run to-m Po MOUNTAIN PARE \u201c weather permitiing.CC For SALE.\u2014A nicely spé well bought atock of Buots \u2018and amouniiug to about $1,400, {a the thriving of Brockville, Ont.\u2019 Thestore, which ts ono of the .best sta: ds on Main street, : business.Stock can bo seem when it must be sold $0 hizhsst bidder.Jo Me ¥ & Brookviils, May 14th, 1550 EAN & For 8A LE Yur choice of fout new Skiffs, all com y Cheap far cash, Elariee, posr the Poll gate où address os: Mor tres) P O.or Y 1.ï = ; PES far te Troan order, \".en tt a | JMORSALE:-An imported Cocke.Spaniel from one of the bent strain in Biy , lané, took first prise as the onde of the clerk end vas arrgubs + FT JL Abs months Ld and dappled legs, Apply to GWE, sur Ohce, fr Benge ar sD pots Dans olreot, _ 1168 OR SALE\u2014 Cheap\u2014A lot of\" Ginger Ale.Apply BR.L.On ms ones & ; ROOM Furnished or unfarnishi: od or two Georse street.ROUM\u2014A Gentleman ean Pr room to lot, private family.624 Doro ! ished, choeter stress, 115 OARD VACANCIES \u2014 Com- 2006 board.\"% Ook otra! steons we couté} tn BOARP\u2014 Wanted in a private family.Address, \u201c West,\u201d Bras one 3 2 * in s private family, for à young A Gress, M 170, ATAR Oftoe,\u2019 BOARD Pub Bou wad sr B ge tieman Speiy.Address 901 Dan (has 1154 F OST\u2014-On 4th of May, a ward a py 1% vi Tin cathe Cha ville street, er EMPLOYMENT WANTTD, by: kind.vA DNS Braun 201, EMPLOYM°T WANTED, bya well-cduentes La rors the oid business n position in capacity, able to do work ; ages Bo object, Arpiy rl i \" WANTED\u2014Youug man te after two horses and sow.15788 - street, 1840 WAN TE LD \u2014Youux Gard fa rt hoe | comiy 53 re, 30 ANTED \u2014 A Light = WASIRE Apron of WANTED, for private fami my % #248 Burioy mmr ° WANTED -\u2014 A Jubbing Gare mors PSS TAT AT is Be WANTED Uged Torsing ress, ui acrption nu prie, box 1687 #0: Hea ie A tots Par.\"ling 1827 9.70 Montraal, > * r 18 4 WwW sD '\u2014 Iady Agents\u2019 ANT 5 stamp orks, Mo.#04.Bt.Inn +6 atrvat.\u2019 1 AR To hig ve Bh 3 230 At, Laws uth strest, ANT BALERS BALE P ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Meutreal\u2014Nov ; SUPERIOR LOUHT, Montreal.\u2014 Beano tbe City aud District of.Montreal, axip car y laintiff, es.Francois Xavier 1,2:d0ns, of the - City and District of Montreal, carri: nt.and D een domicile of the Le: a, & dom - Mo.h3:17 tt.Joseph atreet, in the City of Mook; Pol ail) be aid or autor of Justice al ub goods And dhattcle of the nain Daf-ndun Te cause.y of Honssboid i) a = co.HOUR, BRD: Wanteeal, 15th Nay, 1) | of Hi VIN 45 \u2018as = drone SE 1886, at a D forepoon, st Jasques sar Sm red lontesai, will te sold bY mh \u2018 FORSALE_Magce \u201cStaïdergs Ral feras de avd Untue- : ; OARD \u2014 Wauted table boas\u201d: the Fancy erro.# Sy ail A SUNDAY READING.\u2014{prmmttyptpe The social virtues are too little considered in the common temrhitgs of religion.How rare it is to hear a sermon on simple honesty, on treth-telling, oreven npon the family ties.over as mere su It is not treated of as if it had oncern with what is specifically the salvation of men.\u2018* Wash you, make you cleats ; put away the evil of your doings from before mine eyes ; crnse to do evil ; learn to do well ; seek j defend the csuse of the widow.\u201d ghout [taken with the conneetion io Isaiah 1:11-17] » mnt against religiousness and pity, fe bearance,\u201d disinterestedness, re «ervances in behalf of the social virtues.What sre they ! Justice, truth, cander, for- The great struggle to be and do right lies in the social relations.It is in the ae Proc ht ba mai, it is where t to and hand to hand, that the rectitude of the mind is most sorere- ly tried.Ë venerate devotion, loftiést tendenoy of our nature.first in the Christian order, and is necessary to give the true character to all the sosial virtues.Bat, sfter all, it seems to me casier to be devout than to be good \u2014Orville MANY TRIALS ; ox, against Heavy 084s.OUHAPTXR LXX XIV \u2014~Consinsed.\u201cOh!\u201d exclaimed Lily May, with » dis.-#ppointment she could not: conceal, g away 20 soon I\u2019 and we should have gone sooner, only that we did not Like to risk the ;-weather at present.We go on business to seek out snd make ry ug tom, who, \u20184p the \u2018heir-at.law \"ia à baronet : but failing childrens of cur own, of opr family estate.He very poor, I am told ; and , 80 we think he would be all the better for s - Tittle ausistanes now it 4 it is, that J, who am not usually of an indis- tendency, should be telling y affairs, as if you were an tance, an intimate friend, or a ing strange I\u201d said But, oh, how strange oval our nk \u2018Mrs.Powis, reflectingly.\u201cBut I am so sor .ob, so sorry !\" said Lily May, ready to Don't look so woe-begone, my : Before we go I shall see that your future is I will place you either among friends, or in some boarling-school, do that for the sake of my own dear child, who died sixteen years azo.\u201d And, before another word could be uttered Arthur Powis entered the room in haste, side table, and threw : He was in such a state of excitement.that he either did not see, or, you are going away \u2014 Whom Can You Trust?A ship's captain in New York wanted a trusty man to take care of his ship.captain had sent away all his sailors and was going into the country himeelf.Somebody aid, **John wil] do; he isa The captain did not believe in John.He thought every sailor would steal if he could.But, as he could do no: better, he locked on board thé ship, and brought t .cast his hat u - himaelf intone ; 3 te tact softly arose, from the room, and went to her own chamber, \u201cto seek writing mat \u2018that ahs intended shoul : mind, without revealing As soon as Lil \"Gladys turned to to rite the latter ive ease to Owen's dwelling-place.May had left the room, husband, and inguired \u201cArthur i what on earth is the matter ?Fou look as 1f you had seen a ghost.\" \u201cPerhaps 1 bsvo!l A ghost os the name of such a \u201d ou think has happened w can I! tell! Yon alarm * Who do you think has had the affront.}: egy to return to this country ©\u201d - \u201cWho! Doyom meas James Biukely I\" innocent féllow ; | csme back yenrs ago.No, 2 Wha, then t You don't mean \u2014\u2014\"* Yoo.\" Next morning before he left the city, he take an carly peep at his 80 he quietly stepped on board, snl softly opened the cabin door.John on his kuces, with ths Bible open be- him.The captain shut the door carefully, and -snd-by John eame oat.ha esptain, handing him .may Oo drawers and trunks nd alr those things.erything snug ; and I'll be back next week.\u201d \u2014 Bethel Yio thought he wou! \u2018fot him.\u201d Hi * E \u201cMrs.Jay Liewellyn t* + Herself.\u201d \u201866 Arthur ! what do Let bygones bs bygones.\u201d hr oman and blsek- th every know and unknown crime\u201d of time that has since the commission of these crimes LS ich ou intend to do 1° E Gi i i: gg Ë z : E -e Ë Ï se ï «Arthur, the length i E 3E 2 wg à 8 = i Ÿ and to whom a bend was only » J these }, too weak for 1oven, suamseues.| ! Vows to tho blackest §- | me.1k ¢ ni \u2018 al ol Sewaw aa y Apiais tb devil's grandmoflies; congh-» ; ens wend te the | not foxx kim ; sad | Re | Xk F = e + vÈs r wai very kind to bite, oo returned the fear and with hatred sud conter topeyed (Be ity and kindness of Miss N° V Ike gratitude i pie :, THE Che monster, *\u2018fiorsors of others if = ; { i E A : i Ë E.il : Ë E \u201csad Mise Nelly's whty.! PG aimvited, thy deif nuts had awanisd \u201cder of watéing om Diz mistress st the ALL but twenty of the in the Poulientiary bavagit there raised By dur government, by licensing the ligtior traffic, one of our boys goesdown to s drunksrd's grave and adrankard\u2019s hell, Are immortal souls bound to an endless e!rraity, worth only 81,0002 piccet We shou.d add, what does the government want with such money 1 Even Judas Iscariot threw down the thirty pieces of silver which was the price of blood, and wentsnd hanged himself.Will our grand government, admired of the whole earth, sell the heart\u2019s blood of its sons for money and then down totaarchy aud national suicide t\u2014 Radical, Noman can ask honestly and hopefully ua he y determined to be delivered from bas himself honestly and to do the best he can to keepout of it.But, in modern days, the firat aim ofall Christion parents is to place their children in circumstances where temptations (which they call opportunities) tay be as great and many as pousible, where the sight and promise, \u2018of all thess things\u201d in Satan's gift may be brilliantly near, and where the act of \u201cfallin down to worship me\u201d may be partly conceal by the shelter, and partly excused, as involuntary, by the preesure of the concurrent crowd.\u2014 Heckin.ArPEAL T0 InIsHMEN.-A laïge placard was Jately posted in Cork, by friends of t:m- perance there, saying to Irishmen : ¢ While the dark cloud of poverty hangs over many a home in our land, and the pangs of hunger are so keenly felt by the families of those who have no employment, it is well to invustigate the cause of this want, and apply a remedy which may be lasting and ten to elevate the the people from this unhappy state.\u201d This lacard remirds the men and women of Ire- and that \u201cfive thousand pounds ($25,0 10} every week is spent in Cork alone on drink,\u201d and it adds : * Many of you are robbing your pockets, keeping your homes miserable and unhappy, depriving your children of proper clothing, destroying your reputation as citizens, by the hahit which has stolen on you of ing whisky, porter, and other intoxicating beverages.\u201d\u201d Of course such s warning cannot ameliorate the pangs of present hunger, but its lesson for de future ought not to be lost.Whiskey AXD Firs Anus, \u2014The Charles- inteligont pablio oplnton of the\u201d communiig n of eommun and sounds the slarm against wh al \u2018Are-arms.It catalogues a long list of recerit erimes, involving both the colored and: white citizens, in connection with which whiskey Is conspionons, end sys, * Whiskey and the practice of carrying deadly wroepons are at the bottom of nine out of ten o bloody offences perpotsated the white The cmytn of conclod eapss \u2018 tell.A ï im , à co eto, cha Pa LE ing in haste and repenting at leisure.When he who has a weapon in his pocket is excited by whiskey, arousing the savage instincts which are found in every breast, his control over himself is gone.À brother man is bur- ried into eternity with as little concern as a fly is crushed on the wall.\u201d This dangerous example of the white people of South Cars lina is telling upon the colored people, who sre imitative, and improve their enlarged freedom to also aval us ves of the boitlo t will greatly promote ¢ welfare all classes both the whiskey snd the: fire-arms against which the News | and Courder bears testimony so sarnestly snd effectively, can be banished from sight sud common use.Govau's Contest wrru Oxvorp STUDENTS.~~An ami B.Gough, when address the students cn 6 in tomims amid tcalls of the boys.Finally he forward, demanded British fair play Wind to whip every one of the five haa.dred students singly.This offer was loudly cheered and promptly ascoepted, and a big six foot sthléte was sent up on the stage, \u2018Gough, who is » little mam, bucked off as pA a you oh aa su) scheme of , and sought This is be an in dontest, for this purpose to establish au ontenke cordial wot a prise fight.\u201d cheered With Russis.In his effort to creats s Rumo- ut this evidences of the \u2018Amériean\u2019s Franco-Turkish alliance as a counterpoise to Pn ia and ordered the debate to Austris, Uemuany, and England, hs neglected ceed; The college 1sd was; thetefore, ob) \u2018thoss fnternsl re of which the country to'diecum with the temperance champion, %t0od so much ih teed, and reftsed to intro- Ho was at 8 désadrantage, but he quotod | ducs into Asie Minortho adminis.Seripwige snd reminded the pucky lscttrer tative changes recommended by Lord Salis- Le ou of te apontles who wrote to |\" inose facta should be closely resopnized pret .wine for bis stomacl\u2019s seks PY the new Liberal Cabinet, whatever its ad for hiv other \u2018infirmities.The lads plicy with regard to Turkey may be.The | shouted vocifercmsly at this.Gough ish Government is, for the moment, in [slowly examined the six-footer from KI Mogi deflant mood, and is firmly top to toe and them said: \u201cMy friends, Ttolr to resent all foreign intérferencs from look at this \u2018this fellow with muscles Whatever Gare it may come, The Sultan }ke steel, who enti Wield the elub of Hercules, B88 found ce that Moral pressère \u2018who oan bend an English yeoman's bow, who [247 be diare with impunity and be- could knock down an ox with the blow of & Lieves that, iu the present divided state of hammer.Hels tho personification of health Eufope, there isno danger of material pres- \u2018 and strength, bat he thinks he needs a little Sure employed.If Eagland threatens wine for his stomach\u2019s sake!\u201d \u2019s ig.dous effect, The students\u2019 fairly yelled with delight and their defeated champion retrested.] Frases.The recent cable dispateb touching she in.material prosperity of Francs i cressin somewhat of « y to thoe since last winter ; favorable to the growing crops, snd thue the ofa harvest has further creased that tio fesling which so erfully influences general.trade and Paustrial.ente .French Govern.esta in contrast Ar the late ; sur te in een bus, indirsct taxes first quarter of 1980 shew an incroass of 26,204,000 francs on the estimates and 24,162,000 fréres on the receipta for corrs- sponding quarter of 1879.Thess increases are, however, mainly attributable to the great tions necessitated by the deficient harvest, and hence must not be - | a The sng importations yer 2 less than 8,512,000 francs.A corres; on decrease in the national manufacture a and which is conspicuous in the revenue of 2,699,000 francs in ; The duties on .wines and liquors show an increase of 6,866,000 francs.The males of tobacco | increased 4,814,000 trance.The: postal and felegraph services give an increase of 1,546,- # 800m after we came to the pension, they Pe ire ox wroing.The English girls rebelled at x, bat at Ink an danced aight.is not il Wik i Hit EH session of Asia Minor and Syrin as it had got Pond.gland and Russia is, he thinks, s most wn: rades cheered him to the echo, and ers, In such olroummstunces, it {3 asked trium: | draw from the June convention on the ground \u201c} in the Liberal Party aliould bo at once aban.} THE FUTURS OF TUREBY.Hopes Aroused the Liberal Victor Beat we wuiteis boas ug ove.erimmbint.The following letter from Constsntinopls to thelondon Times gives a tolerably clear idea foreign y which the Porte has been pursuing lately, and the probable effect of the change from a Conservative toa Liberal Government in England : \u201cThe bright hopes excited among the va rious Christian nationalities of Turkey by the San Stefano treaty, the congress of Berlin, and the June convention have been gradually dying out during the last 18 months.Christians and Mussulmans, groaning alike under fiscal exactions, judicial corruption, and administrative misrule, have been waiting afixiously and patiently for the promised reforms ; but no change for the better has yet a , and the most sanguine are now compelled to admit that the state of things is even worse than it waa before the war, In these circumstances, it is not surprising that the le should have been driven to the brink of despair snd been compelled to admit that the bright hopes of 1877-8 were an illusion.Into this gloomy pictnre a new ray of hope has been cast by the annonuce- ment that in England the Beaconstield Cabl- net has been overthrown and is about to ba succeeded by à Liberal Ministry, in which, justly or unjustly, the name of Lord Beacons field ia associated with Turkish misrule, and that of Mr, Gladstope with Turkish reforms and thousands of simple-minded people believe that the latter, as soon us hs comes to- power, will adopt at once the bag-and.-bay.ege policy which he formerly advosated hote who ars better acquainted with the conditions of polttical life in England, an:1 who know that, whatever chanzes of Ministry may occur, there must always be a certain continuity and logical sequenee in the foreign policy of the country, do not indulge in tiioss wild anticipations; but all, or nearly all, confidently expect that the new Liberal Cabinet will at Yeast adopt a diferent stti- tude toward the Bubliine Porte, and will make a strennous effort to obtain the execu tion of certain engagements which the Sultan has underteken and which he evidently wishes to ba forgotten.The Conservative Cabinet seems to have assumed, first, that the Turkish Government would profit by the terribls lesson it had re- ésivéd, and would make honestly a strenuous effort to consolidate by radical refurms the part of the Empire which remained under the irect authority of the Bultan ; secondly, that his Majesty would let himself be guided by Engl vico.Sir Henry Layard, perceiving that the Porte had become a mers subordinate instrument in the Administration, and that all political influence had been eoncentrated in the Palace, turned his sttention chiefly to the Bultan, and endeavored to obtain a commanding beneficent influence over the mind of his Majesty Abdul Hamid, and with the Oriental duplicity of which he is a consummate master, affected to coneur in this arrangement, showered on the Ambassador flattering marks of hia favor and confldenee, habitually spoke of him as his dear friend and trusted adviser.It can bardly be supposed that so scate a diplomatist as Sir Henry Layard was completely deceived by the imperisl hypocrisy.Gradually he was compelled to recognize the real facts of the case.The Sultan had neither the politibal sgatity to understand nor the cour- ae to grapplé with the difficulties of the tustion.What he thought of chiefly was not the welfare of his country, abont which he could discuss so eloquently, but hiy fer sonal security, and the préservation of his tives and di as Sultan and ph.Drawing his inspiration chiefly from tha fanatical Muss arty, he hated all Christian powers, suspected England parti and was firmly resolved got to allow even s shadow of European or British fnterfedence /in the central or local adminis tration.y convinced that the British Government was as hypooritieal as himself, and that its real atm was to gat pas.not 0: he direoted all his energ- iplomatic kil tocountermining this io and d pposed he can lean on Russia, and Rusia tlirea- tens he can lean on England.Que d r alone distarbe his eq ity\u2014the poudbi- lity of un enfente between Pomdon and 8t.Petersburg, and even froin this danger he hasa way of escape.À coalition between Fu: kely contingmcy, sl if actually formed; might cusily, destroyed by dexterously ox.citmg the old jealousive between the two pow.Jbantly, what can » Liberal British Cabinet o 1 All shat remains for 3t to do is to with.that the Porte Nas not fulfilled its part of the agreement, but that, so far.from being a bg to be feared, is a consummation devoutly to be wished, for the British ment in denowumecing the con.véntion, toust restore Cyprus, and in that ray the Btltan will retover \u2018one of the test jewels of his crown, the lose of which Liss never ceased to ore.Such ix the view now taken dt Yildix k of the change of Ministry in England.It remains to be seen bow the Liberal Cabinet will act in the face of such difficulties, One error, however, which seems to be nt doned-\u2014l ruean the error of supposing that reforms cen be effected in: Turkey by mens fo energetic notes- and empty diplomatie menace.The Mennonites Le Manitoba, À special t of the G w Herald, who Tocently visited the Fon vince of Manitoba, gives an entertaining, ros iption of the Mennonite Settlement in ountry.These gular e are likely toadd much to the owthianl development of the Province, snd on public 5 a better knowledge of them very desimble.The ae bar to-be & ourious sd peculint peop ofessing religious opinions akin to those Pi the Quakers and the Bfora Taos.a It in contrary to hele croed tof ht, 8 of a century they migra rom Prussia.to Southern punis in order to ec servivg in the army of the Great Fredoric.The Canadisn Government displayed judi.cioms liberality and commendable fore: sight in to divert the Mennomite exodus to \u2018the west side of the Red River th Dufferin reservation, \u2018co g 370,000 sewed; on the east side 174000 acres belong to \u2018them, The former is \u201ccovered with twenty the latter with thirty-sight.Upward of eight thousand Mennonites havé settled on one or other of these two places, and they have prospered in such « way as to astonish not only a stranger like myself, but the inbabitsats of the country, who xs per sonally aware of the di ties which they have surmounted.What they have dons has the character of « fairy tale.À Mennonite vi is a pattern regularity houses are raogsd ina two-rew, the church and schoslhouse being at one end.The flslde stretch behind them on either side, while gardens surround each houses.No member of the community is d to play the al Even the clergy- hasto work for his living, as well 2e min- to the spiritual wants of his flock.ocoupy the his school and helps to zow the grain end it.lhe Mennonites deem the cultivation of the earth the most honorable of all \u20ac .Better farmers than the Mennonites FE \u2018tn From che to twes shisfutes, never fails fo rel PALN with one fh application, metal Mennonites | North-West.On the | papers on 'SRIO; aMORg which may I Fr ¥ THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1880: HEALTH IS WEALTH \u2014 Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.RADWAY'\u2019S Sarsaparillian Resolvent, Purb blood makes sound flesh, strong bons and \u20ac olear skin.If you would bavo your flesh firm, yous bones sound, without caries, and Your complexion on use HADWMX'H SAUBAP AN L A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION.** TO Cure § OMRONIC OX LONG-STANDING DISSANS 18 truly a victory In the healing art that reasoning power that cloariy discorns DEFZOT und supplies 8 Fpmedy; that restorés stop by siep\u2014by dugreos-\u2014the y which has been sinwly attacked and weaksn- 8d by an Insidious discase, hot only commands ow respect but doserves our gratituds.Dr.Radway bas furnished mankbind with that wonderful ro mody, BAUWAY'S SARSAPARILLI AN RESOLVER) which accomplishes this resm!t and suffering huma.oity, who drag out an existence of pain and disons througn long days and long uighta, owe hig the aratitude ''\u2014 Medical Messen:ier, FALSE AND TRUE.Wo extract from Dr.Radway's ** Treatise on Db tess6 and its Curc,\u201d as follows; .LIST OV DISEASES CUTIED BY - RADWAY\u2019S Sarsaparillian Resolvent, Chronie Skin Diseases, Carios of the Bone Huwmors) tho Blood Scrofalous Discasos, Bas gr Umma yphilis snd Venere, ver Doren ronic or old Ulcers, Balt Nemes hickots, Whi welling, Bcald Iiead, Uterine Afcotions, Cankors, d'andular Bwellings, Nodes, Wasting and Decay of © Hody, Pimples and Blotches, Tumors, Dyspep- in, KLiney snd Biadder Diseases, Chronic Rbeuma- fis and dout, Consnnmiption, Gravel and Caloulous its, and varieties uf thn shove complaints to whith sometimes are given specious names.We ausert that thors (8 no known remady thas sesses the curative power over theso diseases DWAY'S RESOLVENT furnishes.It cures step, surely, from tLe fu nd e Injurcd parts ta thelr sound condition.The wastes of tho body nro stopped and hasltly hlood fe supplied to the systom, from which now materis! ts ed.This 19 tho first corrective power of BAD WAY'S RESOLVENT.In cases whore the system has heen salivated, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate have ag» cumulated and Leconte deposited fu the bones, jointe, otc, causing cares of tho bones, rickets, wpi- 1 stirvatures, contortions, white morale, vari ose veins, etc, the SARSAPARITIIAN will resolve away thoso deposits and vxtoriainato the virus of the discase froni tho srstout.uf Tf thoss wno are tawmg (ness meatemes Hr The cure of Chronic or Beeofuious discases, however slow may bs tha sure, * feel beiter, and find thelf general hoalth improving, thelr flesh and weight Ine reading, or uv KE PhiE ile own, Ie à sure at that tho cur: i» pro.resing.In these Alsonses the Latlent either gels botier or wourwe -the virus of tho sanyo i not inactive; if not arrested ann dnyen from the blood It wiil sprond und continue to under.miun the constitution.As 300m us the SARSAPARTL- LIAY makes tho patient * feo] better,\u201d overy hour you pas row Léttor and Incrense in health, strongth anda flesh, .Ovarian Tumors.The removal of these tumors by RADWAY'Y RE- BOLVENT ls now 80 certainly established that whas wag onoo cousidercd aimost miraenlous is now a comroon recoumnized fact by all parties, Witness the cusos of 1uuiah P.Knapp, Mrs.C, Krapf, Mre.J.I.Jolly wid Mra P.D.Hendrix, published is onr Almanac for 1870 ; also that nf Mrs, C.8.Biblins, in tho proscnt cdition of our \u201c Falso and Trus.\u201d* Space rbids our shaking partioular reference to tho various cases of chronic discases roached our BARSAPANHILIIAN EHRSOLVKNT.\\Invalids and their friends must consult our writings, ff they è b obtain an idea of the promis» snd potency of IL.Bemodles.One Dolinr per Bottle.MINUTE REMEDY.TRIES SITs ne moe to relies pel RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF, how vielpnt or extcructatitiy the TIC, Badridden, Infirm, Cuppl À with disease may suffer, ar.frs DY BELILY will afford lustant oase, fifiàmemation of the Hidneyx, Inflame mation of the Bladder, Inflammae tion of the Bowels, Congestion sf She Lungs, Sore Throat, Digicult Bronte ing, Palpitation of the Heart, Hys: teries, Croup, Diphtheria, Cotarrh, Iufitenza, Hendache, Toothachs, Neurdlyia, Rheumatism, Cold Chilis, Agne Chills, Chilbining, Frost Bites, Bruises, Summer Complnints, Conghs, Colds, Sprains, Ptius fu tix Chest, Baek or Limbs, are instantly relieved.° FEVER AND AGUE.ain the , Nervous, Noureh for, IAD PÉVER AND AGUE cured for fifty ccuts.Th (8 nos a remedial agent in this world that will Peover and Agus and all other Malarions, Billo Soariet ap, id, Yellow and other fevers (a by HADWAY'S PILLS) so quickly as 2Y READY RELIEF.1t will In a few mowmeritd, when talten « Hoar tbura Blox Hasdashs far Dysent BAT , Colic, Wind in the Bowls, dad all Internal Paths\u2019 Travelers should Hiway a bottle of RAD» WAY'S BKADY ABLIEF with them.À sas chne A: ites In water vite Tent Meknes Or pains from + than French brandy ex of water.It a8 a stimulan! MINERY AND LUMDERIENN 7 should aijwars be CAUTION.A31 vemedial agents capable Of des:ruving Tifo by an overdose should bo avoided.Morphiue, opty srychnine, arnion, hyoséiagnus, and other powo remeodies, 8, at certain times, in vor small doses, reliave the patlentduring thelr action fn the system, But perhaps the second doso, if ropeatod, may age.vate and increaso the suffering, f another cause death.There Is no necessity for using.in agents when a positive remedy like 91 RBsLixr will stop the most oxcru- t { uicker, without entatitng the least dimdeuirs in exer indany or adie THE TRUK RELIEF.RADWAY'S READY RELIEY is the only reraedisl agent tn vogue thet will instantiy stop pain.Tweniy-Rve Counts per Bottle.RADWAY\u2019s Regulating Pills.Perfect Purgatives, Seotiring Ape: rionts, Aet Without Pain, Always Reliable and Natural in thelr Operation.A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.Perfectly tasteless, elegantly costed with sweed cum, late, , Cteanve and strength en.Ddwars Fis for the cure of all disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Ners vons Disouses, Headache, Constipation, Costivenoss, pepsia, usuess, Fover, Inflame wols, Piles and all derangemen 1904 > 3 yr ammanted ta effect » postive eure, Purely vogetable, containing mineral or astiterious .: $3\u201d Observe the Pllontag ptoms resuliing from Disorders of the Digestive Organs: the Pood the Eo ara Ri Pete 2 © 8 a ÿ ot of Food.Pallacss of weight ta Stomach, Sour Eructations, Bink} at st (be Heart, Choking or Bafocating Beusalées hen in a ins Dimness of Vision, or obs.before the sigh _ snd Dull Pain in The esd Pi Har Te, des es .ot Rsk, of \u201cChoet, Lint D Z À few donde of Radway's Pills will systees feom all the Soe tined aorta ne \u2018as Pride, 33 Conte per Box.We repeat that the resder mrist conedlt ony the subject of disonses and de named : \u201cFalse and True,\u201d \u201c Radway on Irritable Ursthony?\u201c Endway en Scrofula,\u201d aud otiers reinitag to different classes of Disasne.ead \u201c FALSE AND TRUER\u201d .Is 3 & SADWAY b OO 2 f TENDERS.dntercolonial Railway.COAL SHEDS nnd TRESTLES.Separate sraled Tenders, addressed to the under signes, will be received until JUNE 1st, for the ! building of a Con] Shed amd Trestle at Chaudiete and st Riviers du Loup.Flaps snd specifi-ations may be seen on snd afier May 17th, at the offices of the Btation Masters at Yaint Lc vi and Bivisre du Loup.Trndeys to be endorsed on theoutelds : \u201cTender for Coal Bhed and Trestle, Chandlers.\u201d \u201cTender for Coal Bhed and Trestie.Biviare du sp.\u201d Tenders will not be notiesd unless made in ac- cordence with the form supplied, nor unless acondi- panl(d by 8 certified bank cheque for one hundred dullsrs, which sill ba-forfoitad if the party tender: tug dec\u2019lues toe utar into a contract when called mon toro ro.If the tender is not adoopted the chigue will be returned.D.POTTINGER, Chief Superintendent.Office, Moncton, NB.2th May, JKS0.114 14 - Ad * Grenville Canal, Ottawa River.NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.Ratlway SFALED TENLE NS, nédressed to the undersig ned {hevctary of Kallwuys aud Canale), snd undorsed \u201cTésder for Works, Oronville Cnunl,\u201d w#lil be re- Arvid nt thie oflice nui! the arrival of the Kasten wird Western maslis ou THUNSDAY, the 3rd day of JI 0 tens, 108 the togstiuctinn of two Li §ocke ald utber works ut Greece's Polot, or lowor on trance of the Grenvislo Coral.A map of the locality, together with glans and th eificattan of the works to bo dont, can ba 85e at 1bjs ofilce and at thé resirent Englucers ui\", (hinvtllo, on and after THURSDAY,1h6 20th May, fustünt, at either of which places printed forme of Tender can ho obtuined, Contractors are requieted to bear tn mind that tenders will not bs considered unloss mada sjriotly In ac:ordance «Hi tho printed forms, audyin the cise of firus\u2014exc: pt there are attached tlf6 actual slynatures, tho nuture of Lhe occupation und resid- ébec of Cart member of the seme; aud further, an ucocpted bauleeheque for the sum of $L00D) ust sceompshy the Tendor; which sum shall bo forfoitad If the parly whndering declines entering nto coa- tract for the works at the rates und vo tho torus state din the offer subm-tted.The chrgue thus sont in will be returned to the respective parties whose tenders are not aooepte:L or ine duo fulfilment of the contract the party ar PRIties whose tender uy be acoepted will bu ro- quised to make à d 1t equal to fce per cent.of she Yuik sun Of the contract within eight days after thn oate of the notification.The sum sent in with the Tender wil) be considered a pazt of the d2posit.Ninoty per cent.oniy of the pr se estimutés will ko patd nati] the completion of ths work.This Department does not, however, bud ttsclf tn secept the Jowest or any tender.By order, F.BRAUY, secret .ry Dept.of Raliways and Canal taws, 131 May, 1880.} 114 210 MEDICINES, &c.RICHELIEU RENAL MINERAL SPRING WATER.NATURES SPECIFIC REMEDY VOR DISÉsSER OV THR KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, Dr.Bhavez,of West Flamboro, Ont.writes and says:\u2014 \u201c1 find it & Bpecto tn cortatn furms of Kidney and Bladder disease.\u201d ¥or sale by J.A HARTE, Druggist, 400 NOTRE DAME ST,, MONTREAL Sond for Pamphlet.Country orders promptly filled, 58% PDIARRBHAZA, CHOLERA, DYAESIRY.AROMATIC BLACKBEZARY CAR.BINATIVE, À nafo.esey and eficciual cure for dirorders af the towels and Stomach, for bath childron and ndults.Frice 25c.Una COVRENTON'à NIrPLE OIL, (9) pe or Fore Nipples.Price 5c.Propare C.J.COVERNTON & CO., - Dispel: stung Chemists, 115x Corper of Bleury and Dorchester strcoty.\"THE CHAMPION OARSMAN WRITES: \u201cI have used JOANEPOMS FLUID BEEP for § fons nsideratlo tira, I te the est ranscie formor ess ho tiers is Ro tronble soul its digestion.a (Blyned,) EDWARD SANLAX, Toronto, Ont To the Invalid, the Coots v ond, it seoures 8 strong museuias dovel ment h Bite Vacs, Told 000 MES 12 Grocers, 460, 800804 Bi, cire rt PAINTS, &0.JOHN McARTHUR & SON, NASUPACTUREAD AND IMPORTERS OF - White Load, Yino White and Oud DRY AND GROUND IN OIL.VARNISHES, JAPANS, LINSEED 0X1.! MACKINSEY AND BURNING OILA, #0.83, Engitaly and Belgian Windew Gla ROLLED, ROUGH axp POLISHED PLATE, COLORED, PLAIN AND PPATMAD ENANELLAT Eu SDS TE H.SHACK E LL & CO.AGENTS FOR PAward Baines & Uo's.CUELERSRATED MIXED PAINTS, \"Al Colors and Tints.Ready for Immediate Use.Tlie best Paint for éithor thaïdé Or Ontaldo work Send for dascriptive etrculars, Or call abd soe sam- plesat * \u201c 162 St James Street.a NOTICES.\"THE SEARCHOLDER, AND INSURANCE GAZETTE.A Banking, Railway, Insurance; .Mining and Investors\u2019 Reswrd, A Sisteen-Page Weekly.THR PHATRNOLDER {5 the only Paper of (te class {n tbe Dominion, and I» entirely devoted to the interests of fpvestoss in our great publio and is péenged to furrish, from an independent point of view, authentic information to those seeking safe Investments for their capital.TIR SHARDHOLDER presents 8 al inducements to mdvertisers who degire fo reach the great manufacturing, mining, ihdusirisl and other wealthy and.fofuéntial classes In the Dominion, as well at ros a, The cironlstWoi of Tux BAAUNHOLDEE ie large and constantiy increasing.we à United States.Pritain.\u2026.ee ee £0 Special contracts for advertising on liboral terms.Qrrice, 709 Craig street, Montréal, Canada.103 1854 ass ror 1879 E.B.EDDY\u2019'S MATCHES - ANT) = : WOODENWARE! THE BEST la the WORLD, Have hoon awardod Gold and Bronsre Medals, and numerous Firet Prises.70 bo had of Whotesnte and Nora Desters tkrous»- | HULL, P.Q., Canada.' H.A.NELSON & BONS, AGENTS, MOWFKEAL.seen ~~ BOUTS & SHOES.C To THE SHOE TRADE.' GIVE YOUR GEDERS FOR WOMEN'S, MISSES\u2019 & CHILDREN'S | 7INB BOOTS AND SHOES, TO THE Dann Boot and Shoe Co.y, No.767 Craig Street.Puttot week and eacks 6 specialty.ERE OUR WEW PATENT BUTTON HOLS sud DONT | PAIL TO TRY IT.\u201c And Don't you Forget if,\u201d DANN\u2019S PATENT TORE -TIP | Yor Children's turns \u201cbouts ersatiqus 6 DRUGGIPTS.| & L wos.: -DEUGGISE, 4° I i a i Le ant \u2014 CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED IS A FACT ATTESTED BY THE HICHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES IN THE WORLD.A careful observance of the laws of healt Reott's Fmulsfion of Cod uable speci and we make the unqoal better results, and endorsed and prescribed the direaren leading to it, such as Chronic eral Debility and the Wastin medical science.is truly marvellous, %, In 8 fori Rei getly pa SEE WHAT PHYSICIANS AND THE FEOPLE SAY ABOUT IT.mu Mésere ECOTT : BOWKE,- Gentlemen : Vublp the Last e ce prescribed vory extenetvely BCOTT* fA fd ant found Îts most vatuable preparation, PH) sble to the most delicate stomach, which rendersdt a sumpiive and scrofulous eases.Xi Oct, 12, 1879.Messrs.SC FMULSION OF preparation of the kind that has ever bsen bro December 101h, 1578.Mcssrs, BCOTT & POWNE \u2014Gontiemen : In Srplember, 1677 cian prorounced 1 spins) trouble ; ut der his care I wot some did not igprove, and early in the winter I bagan to raise blond and raptily gecw worn.was taken with B violent bleeding, whichronght me tu my bea and my il ¢ wes Arsp aired of for many weeks ; violent symtoms appeared, night and ncrning coughs, niuzht sweats, s-ort broeth, and a roy leeding and then ordered Cod Liver Oil and turn of the apine{ trouble.Lime ; and objectof pite to nil my friends, Last covery js exciting the surp mediciue, ° su.201b, 1879, STEAMSHIES.from Hull and ail Intermediate Staifons, by Finsf © Train on MONDAY MORNING, and from Quebss.and a] ftations by SUNDAY EVENING Train, L.A.SENECAL, Montreal, Mey 1216, 1889.h, And the systematic and tes of Lime and ues of these two mont vale table to the most dolicate stomach, s Emulsion in being used ysicians for Consumption Ther Tore eh té y known mprove on this food medicine diet f Liver Oil with Hy will accomplish thie resuit.This preparation has atable and acce flied statement that Meet g Disordersof children The rapidity with which patients f Ihave nsed in LSION OF COD LIVE very rellablo sent a6 à nutrit own family, and In t PO- NOTICE! UPDATE, MAT Jo, 1, 0 sac PT n De, BR Train wth PA acy Cay attached, will loave Hoche- ebec nt 4 in.and = similar Train w, destination at 10:50 p,m.A tive remedy in coo- ' A.H.BAXTOX, M.D., Baitimors.T & DOWNR,\u2014Gentiemen : Within the Iast two months I have fairly trisd 5 DD LEVRE OIL with BYPOPHOBAPHITES, and I ospaidi bi to my notice ; in affeci wanting discunes, we can œ psider itour most rellable ageut, Lo a perfoctiy elexrant and agreoahle form.J.SIMONAUD, M.D., DOTT'S declare that it iy the finest the lunge and other _ ASBENECAL, Very truly, Geners) Saperintendant.health began to fai] and my phys!- rom palo, but my general physician stopred the vscd various preparations, but they did me no goo.ro rhetoric nd L RAILWA SPRING ARRANGEMENT, Commencing 10th May, 1880, THKOVGH EXLHFSH PABSENGER TRAIN DAILY (Cxcc3A Sutidas s,) ss follows : rs 1loët 8il hope of 1:fe, aud was an September | purchased & Lotta of vour KMITESION and boforn it was all taken 1 was better, 1 ther bought a Cozens bottles, and have taken sil with the follov-ing ra.sults: Cough sutalding, night sweats stopp A, spiyctite returnod, pang in returnipy, and my weiy ht increased from 11+ to 40 pounds fi sixtoon we medicine since commenoing vrth your EMULSION, at d shalt continuo its ase untii I ain pazfectly well.I frequently meet 20-6 friend on tue etreet who naks, what cared you, and 1 vu wor, ROOTES EMU L- BION OF COD LIVER QII.&n 1 have o frien) who has not spoke mloud for 1.ng ths and ba 4s got.tive better.7 gave h'm y Bott's and he bought two more, then wiedicne for him.He was given up fo die n yoar sgn; buf ho is Improving now wonderrunly.My re- of many peopln, sud} shall 40 all I can to make known your valuable H.F.SIOCUM, L'oweïl, Mash For Aale by all Druggists at 61.00 per Bottle.Scott & Bowne, Manf\u2019g Chemists, Proprietors, New York.ee a Alsspprared, strength 1 hee talon no other ot a dozen and save It Is food and Very truly yours, Leu Jom sacoTee ve ere-du-Loap.\u201c Trois Pistoiee, > - STBAMSHIPS.cartaue Es rod 7, _- \u201cWHITE ROYAL MAIL STÉANENS.EPHULAS: ROTIOS, oR BAS CES AE SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK, Fata Stenmer.\u2014 The firsts ela stenmubip \u201cPatagonia,\u201d will anil frops New York, Anturday, may 22 at 3 P.m., carryin Baloon enters ony.Mme, 880.Republie.Thursday, 1.30 p.m.May 20tb Coreter .Thursdéy, 8.00 ame «2, Britanzie.Saturday, 800 p.m.Juno hth Adriatie.Thursday, 40pm.* 10 Germunnie.Baturddy, 2.00 p.m.\u201c 19th Palle.Thursday, 4.0p.m.* 24h NALOON PASSAGE, Now York Li 1 4 venstown, and RR ES kets to London, ST, and to 940, goid, 5 tional, Oh between one and twelve oars _baliprice, 'snts free.Beérvants, $00, Jhese Steamers Co not carry Onttio, Shsep.or STEXRAGN PASSAGE, To end Lou erry, Quamstown, Glasoow.or Garaitt, outward, 9268.50: Prepaid, $23.80.1 agsengory making ** White Star Nteamads,\u201d » rule, aérive în London tm lu days froc How York x ra hooksd, via Liverpool, to all parts of furtthér information and pensée, oR.de Agent; 37 Broadway, New SIR B, J.COGHLIN, .Bora Aowws, 113 26 Mt.btipics street, Moutreal.} = OR LINE.UNITED STATES MAIL BTEAMERS ® Sul er aturdar, ATTRA CRE SHOALS: vas.Too: Bioamess 90 hot chrey cattle, sheep or Digs.eve An NEW voie TO 0 eck.Passengers booked low ost raics to from an, road Btation fa Fargpe of hr 7 Drafis at lowret rion pay ie tfroe of charge,) th; got Eogisnd, Beotland apd Ireland.or ouxs ofInformation, plaus, &c.eppiy to Eu#vrxsow BROTIEES, à VOWLINOG GBEEN, N.Y, oe Lo GUSTAYS Lava, 202 Bt.James street, Mona .; \u201cCORPORATION NOTICES.ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF MONTREAL.\u2014_ SUPERIOR COURT.Montreal, the Twentieth day of April One Thousand eo au , KNOW ALL MEN, that the City of Montreal, a body politic and corporate, duly incorporated and having i thefr chiof plaok of business In the ih City of 8 1, by their petition 2, friedl in the offices of the sald Bape- or Coutt, under numbder 837, pray 5 for the »ate of an immoveable sitt- Wo in the district of Montreal, to : certain lot or :emplacentent situated to * the St.Antoine Ward, of the -of Montreal, ** being No.130 ot the offcia) pla brok of ra ?Antoine Ward, prepared for * regietration toniaioing by admossure- 1 ment 4.400 fest, Eauilih, mearuie, mors of lds ¥ .sR on dre TUE 0.apd on others y ath- Fitton pireet, ors the pmdags theredn «+ =secr rest res erected, a1) of suid Ward ; Rotitioners Alloging that thors 19 acttally dire to them, as apd for taxes and monte aocrusd upon said property, in ad for the ysarseighteen huséred and soyents-fiv | unfreé - venty-elx, elgblecn bundrod snd seventy sevens \u2018eighteen hui \u2018snd séventy-vight, And elvh hundred and seventy ninn the sum of seventy dollars and twenty cents, tho other and funbersam of nine dollars and fifty ocnts for Interost-on said yearly assessments at the rate of tix per contum per anjhum On cach years' assemercents Tospectivelrs from the first of heir of the year in which the same aocrued, to the sixteenth of April, eighteen hundred and eighty, under and by virtue of Aot 42 and 438 Vic.oap.53 ; said two snme forming together the sum of seveniy-nine doliars and seventy cents, for which the said petitioners haves privie lee upon the property above described.Petitioners further loging that the last proprietor known hay bran David Joachim, of this oily, and that 1he actual propristor of the sald iamoveabls uncertain and unknown.Notice is {heref re given fo the actual proprietor ofthe seid immoveadle, to present himself and sp pear before this cour t withia two months from the ate of tho fourth publication of these presents, Aid put ications to made oncod A weak daring four consecutive weeksin an spor in 1ho Frenoh language, and iu another In the Engitsh Janguage.published in the City of Montres), to answer to the demand of the said petit T6 ; falling which the said immaveablé shaïi bô sold by decren, acoord {olaw apd the usual formalities in such case, in order that ont of the proneéds of the sale the sald titioners be paid fhe mid snm of seventy-nine Jlare and sdvemty cents, with interest thereon from the said sixteenth day of April, 1880, together with costs.HUBERT, HONEY & GENDRON, 96 1aw n EX DOMINION ORGANS ! Ce ne \u201c The Best and the Cheapest ! WE TAKE NO RISKS, BUT SELL VERY LOW FOR CASH.L.BE.N.PRATTE, .GENERAL AGENT, No.280 Notre: Dame Street, = ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL KISDS OF Carpenter Work, Painting, .Plas gs &e | OUTSIDE SASHES AND BLINDS ATTENDED T0 BY WH.BYRD, No.33 Hospital Street.#27\"Beu Telephone in my office.\u201d 53 Sew : MUNDERXLON & CO, He 1418, NOTICES, Mew weed, SHth February, 1840.4 These Trains connect at Point Levi with Trunk Troins 1cavi.g Montreal at 10 © snd ut Camhcilton, with the steamey John,\u201d sailing Wednesdsy and Saturday for G@aspe, Porce, Paspebi The Trafus to ft.John snd Moncton over Sunday.Ihe Pullman Car leavtng Mon: and Wednesday, runs through to leaving on Twosdsy snd 7 THROUGH TICKETS at BXOURSINY via rail and Steno e ;, ALLAN LINE.Under contract with she Gov \"41s ermments of Oanlida and New founaiand foi the conveyauos of the CANADIAN AND UNITED OTATES MAILS 1 Summer Arrangements, Fe Sr dE PE à o y Dee t, double 4100 Capt.J.R, Dutton] formation | ré to P «de By a 00 Capt.BR.Brown.Juve rats rats \u201ca w MODIN pire Ae WW.HON.1 0% rar des + apt.W.Richardson, 200 Yisut.Archer, BIX.R, Capt.J.(+.Btephens.Q.M.0.& 0, BAIL CHANGE OF TIM .\u201c spt.Nell Mclean, Mail Line sa i FSDAY, and from Srey The steamers of the DAY, calling a* Loch Foyle to rccetvé and Pas to FROM QUEREC: Polypesian.Butnrd ; A JL EE Lesve Hochelaga Mull.: cm = v or Arrive at He BATES OF PASSAGE FROM Q Onlillisarannerene so sreuresne sen ve According to socommodation., sya for Quibes- 3 The steamers of the Halifax Mall Lins from Hall.fax to Liverpool via Bt.Johns, NÂd, are inteudod to de despatched #5 foilows : FROM HALIFAX: BEplaD.\u2026\u2026.Tuesday, May Tucedny, Jude 8 RATES OP Paÿta08 FR-WARX HALIPAE AND mr.Jones ETOINO Luc 00 covers onches Arrive at St.Jerome, Leave Bb.Jerome for .2essasererce secvéséss 2e (Local Trains between Hull snd Aviat): (Jains leave Mils-Rod Siation Svren ent (cant Palsed Oars om aif.i Tro Giaws meee sossrsssorvencecofs rrocsson0u0 D .Jrocesrerocase $8 The stedyvers of th à GaxéaL Orrton, 15 Pinot d'Armes Gpagit,.TIOKAT OFFION, 207 St.Jarnes Miroet, .and thercafter at regular interrals.An experiosiced Surgeon carried on ess: vessel Berths not secured until patd for.\u2014 ore Pre or a Heat ae Western Biates, a! to ALLANS, RAF 4 C0.> JF H : AUG.SCHMITZ & CO., or RICHA Rotierd Rr ey to RUYS 0 I Bordeaux toJ.Comer A oa ; 5 = Palau, 3.16 pan, vis Ryringtald.pare - GOING NORTE.Day Express jesves OITAWA, BULLDING.s.5,658 tex «8, a.loaves Bosten Rn ; 81.LOUIS.3,000 tons SBOOKL ve is Se RONTO - YW.3,600 tons MOFTREAL PATÉ OF SAILING.Steamers will sell as follows: Caure- Quebec tu Liverpool, 850: svturk dé, Fess Sumries Tohste road a1 ed owed Bike & Pare of Canadas u w