The Star, 16 novembre 1880, mardi 16 novembre 1880

[" J J { \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Toe .st HR Hl ANH) A; 4 BAY Ti] pm wn Pron okt I 0 vie Th = nn eue! ne RS wry ogi A \u2014\u2014\u2014 VOL XIL NO.2}! \"MONTREAL.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 18:0.PRICE ONE CENT._ Morning Telegrams.tmpuare tress (he Tetographi A Halifax paper claims that Hanlen is à Nova Scotian.The population of Bt.Louis, as per «Anmeratien, is 338,000.À public reception is to be given to Han- lan on his return to Toronto.The Albanians are willing to susrender to Austria ou certain conditions.Two theusand rifles and six million cartridges have arrived at Cettinge.The Czar has commuted the sentences of :}1ee Nihulists to imprisapment for hfe.At Murray Bay the ground is covered with.tLcw, and sleighing is the order of the day.Russian journals question the success cf tte Powers in calming the Greek agita- tun, M.Gerard bas been eppointed Second Secretary of French Legat.\u2026on at Washing.tor, D.C.General Sherman denies that he has any intention of resigning the Generalship of the American army.A despatch from Lahore says the Vicersy Lad beld a grand durbar there, and the spectacle wes magnificent.Mr, Goachen, British Ambassador, proposes to create an international financial commission for Turkey.Mr.John Bright has been elected Rector of the University of Glasgow, defeating Me.ohn Ruskin by 316 votes.Thé Now York Press Club gave a reception on the 15th to Thurlow Weed, on the cecasion of his 83rd birthday.General Sherman\u2019dimnnual report states that the availabls force of the American arwy is only 20,000 enlisted men.The new steel stesmship ¢ Assyrian Monarch,\u201d which sailed fram Hull, England, on the 28th of Octaber, is missing.Mount Vesuvius still continues in a state of activity, and consideruble streams of lava are flowing dowu the western side.Stormy and wintry weather in the West- \u2018ern States has caught numbers of farmers crops yet unhoused for the winter.revised \u201c with root ris arrival of French monks at Alicante and Barcelona caused hostile demonstrations.They wers compelled to re-embark from the lutter place.\\ It is reported that the Hellenic troopa in the Island sf Euboa or Evvia have recsived - dem to march to the of Cherochori, apposite to the Galf of Volo.A smash.up hay on Saturday evening on the Toronto and Nipissing Railway, near Stauffvills, Ont.The engine of the freight ran off the metals, carrying a number of cars with it and cawsing considerable destruction, It was found to burn several of necessmy the catwin order to get them out of the way.THE SOUTH-AMERIOAN WAR.Neo Signs of Pence Yet -Bhirmizliag and Planderiag.PANAMA, November 6.\u2014Peruvian-Boli- .i ers arrived at Arica on tho 7th October, and would there wait for those rom Chili.Commander Lynch appears to be having bis own way in the northern part of Peru.is making wer indemnity on all States he has visited.Hundreds of China.| men, who formerly were peaceful labocers on estates, are now marauders and planderers.A skirmish recently took place near Moguegus between 400 Peruvians and 800 Chilians, resulting in the defeat of the latter.The \u2018Chilian: army of invasion has been organized into four divisions under Baquadano, Com- mandersim Chief.The Chilians have landed nearsy 1,00v men on the Island of Sin Larenso, and are buslly engaged consiract- ing batteries.New troops have bean raised and disciplined and sent north.Regiment after regiment is preparing to follow, aad the - formation of a reserve of 10,000 mep, to pro- :vide agaiost contingency, has been resolved upon.\u2018The Chilian Ministry has been sas- \u201c4 tained after some hours\u2019 debate in the Chambers of Deputiea by a vots of 70 to 60.\u2018Captain Lynch reports that ho destroyed the sugar estate of Ar.De Beane, at Chimble, ued at 32,000,000, and of San Wivan, at Sapos, valued at $1,000,000.The Ohilians had shipped property seized in the Northern Departments, to the value of $100,000.The _ captain explains that the seizure of the \\ American steamer is legal, by alleging that she was in the sesvice of Peruvian arms for that Government, and had no right to fly : \u201c _\u2026tBe American flag.- 4 + ve Wo! - .month's im - THE SOUTH APRICAN REVOLT.The Trouble Spreading Core Treo Repu Serious Outbreak In Tramskel\u2014The Beery Riving.Cars Tows, November 15.\u2014Ths rebels attacked a amall force of Cape troops oc.cnpying Basuto Chief Lerathodi\u2019s village on Saturday.The troops were obliged to evach- ate the place.A serious outlreak has taken place in the \u201cTranskei, confirming reports of the attitude of the natives.As yet ouy news is imper.fost, as the telegraph wires have been cut - paient He RD \u2014Expin- THE IRISH TROUBLES.The Coming State Triale\u2014Bill of Par tienlars\u2014The Govermmeount's Action \u20147he Boycott \u2018A ffair\u2014 Deputativs to Lerd Erne\u2014An Anatrian View.Dusuis, November 15.\u2014 Nothing serious has been dome to quicken the procedure in the Queen's Bench since O'Connell's time, and the trial of Mr.Parnell and the other traversers cannot possibly coms on before the middle of January next.To bring it on during the present legal sittings, which will close some days before Christmas, would, it is thought, be impossible, The trial, when it dces come on, will be either before a single Queen's Bench Judge, as in the case of the Galway prosecutions, or before a full Court, as in the case of the O'Connell trial.Ths general opinion is that the trial will be one at bar\u2014 that is to say, before the full Court now composed of Chief Justice May, Mr.Justice L\u2019Brien, Mr.Justice Fitzgerald snd Mr.Justice Barry.In either case thé trisl would be by a jury of the city of Dublin, who will in the usual way pronounce guilty\u201d or *\u201cnot guilty\u201d as to tte accused.BILL OF PARTOTLARS.- In the case of the indicted agitators, a Bill of Particulars bas been furnished by the prosecution to the traversers.It states that the traversers tried to terrify landlords, and prevent them from legelly enforcing payment of rent, by holding meetings, displaying placards and banners, and thecirculation ot reports of apeeches made at the aforesaid meetirgs in various papers.The punishment of conspiracy is two years\u2019 imprisonment and a pecuniary fine.O'Conuell was sentenced to twelve months\u2019 smprisonment, and his fellow-prisoners each to nine months.Persons convicted of \u201c\u2018 conspiracy \u201d are always treated as \u2018\u2018 firat- class misdemennants,\u201d that is to say, are subject to no personal indignity beyond mere incarceration.It may be added that of the nine counsel who represented tlie Crown at tbe O\u2019Coznell trial orly one \u2014Sir Joseph Napier\u2014survives ; while of thirteen prisoners counsel, four\u2014 Lord O'Hagan, Mr.Me- Donegh, Q.C.; Master Fitzgibbon, and Mr.Ohea\u2014are still alive.NO COBROIVE MRASURES.Loxpoy, November 15.\u2014The Cabinet will meet again to-morrow, and the Irish question will again come up for discussion.e good sense and wise generalship shown by_the leaders of the Land League, in preventing au attack on the force of volunteer Orangemen, who went to the relief of Mr.Boycott, near Lough Mask, have clearly banished every pretence of the necessity of the repeal of the Habeas Corpus Act, and opened the eyes of the publio to the fact that the Cabinet not hes to deal with a very knofty question, but to contend against men who are closely united with an immense following, and while they have both the power and the will to do anything to gain their ends, are skilful enough to keep within the limits of the law.Me.Bright and Mr.Childers, Secretary of Siate for Wag, were absent from the Cabinet meeting to-day.7 TRE BOYCOTT AFFAIR.: Dusuix, November 10.\u2014Ths Lough Mask tensntry willsend a deputation of 50 to Lord Erns at Femmanagh, and offer to pay full rent if Mr, Boycott is removed, A despatch froin Ballinrobe says Boycott states that he must leave the country when the soldiera leave, as he has received threatening letters.Snow fell heavily there on Monday, Tho anti-League movement in Ulster is steadily Brogreming.Meetings of Orangemen and other loyal subjects hava been held recently strongly denoaucing the agitation.The Cork Land Lesgus have.ordered all farmers to poisen the fax covers ghus preventing hunting duiing the coming season, AN AUSTRIAN OPINION.Lonnon, Nov.15.\u2014The distinguished Vienna professor avd economist, Dr.\u2019 Lorenz | von Stein, has published an interesting | article in the Allgemeine Zeitung on the | Irish question from a continental standpoint.Professor von Stein, who at the outset nien- tions the tendency ef the German mind tp have a clearer perception of the past than of | the present, attributes the difficulties pre- | vailing in Ireland to the English Parliament never having seriously occupied itself with i the situation of the peasantry, as all Go- ! vernments have done on the continent, wherg the work began under absolute mon- | archies.He recommends Eugland, from which the continent bas learned so.much, in this instance to take a lesson from the continent and give the pessantry of England sud j Ireland the benefit of popular protective : legislation, which has made the continental peasantry the strongest safeguard of the State.THE STRELLARTON DISASTER.The Workiugs to be Ntopped\u2014idver 700 Mem Theewn Out of Employ- mens\u2014Appeal for Ald.B81ELLARTON, N.8., November 15.\u2014For some hours, streams of water from the river Lave been pumped into the fan.shaft by Pictou and New Glasgow engines, bat no appreciable effect is yet noticesble.À large g of men are engaged digging a tren rom the river to the mines, so that the.pit will be more quickly floedsd, but smsil progress is being made.The msn have been at work all moming to fill up the old work.1ags and epenings, from which the air is being diawn by the fire.Work is entirely suspended at all the Albion works, and large numbers of men from other mines are loafing sound the streets.All the rum shops are in full blast, sud there is a disgraceful amount of drunkenness.Oue of the saddest sights is to see whole families, who have their houses in the vicinity of the pits, camped ont in the woods with but little covering and no fire._The weather is very rainy and cold, ard the suffering of women and little children must be great.Theres i3 a noticeable want of management, the heads of the departments being dazed by the .OVERWHELMING NATURE OF THE CALAM- IY, but as much is being done as can reasonably be expected.The velocity and volume af the smolie front the: two pits have varied during thé morning ; for & minute not a sign of smoke was to be seen from the fan, and then immense volumes would ascend, while a continuous volume has been belching forth from: the Poord pit sinca five o'clock.The smoke is not nearly so black as yesterday, which shows that the fire is sauwsh nearer the bottom of the shaft.The rt current here to-day that accidents occurred in the Acadia and Drummond mines similar to that of the Poord Pit, turned oat to bo a homx.It incertain that the whol wegking wast be stopped, and this sesame throwing the whole of the employes of the Halifax 718 in numbsr\u2014edt of steady work for at least aix months, The great majority of them have wives and fomsiigns.AN ATPEAD FOR AND, At a meeting held to day the horrors of the situation were discussed, sud it was resolved to send the following wppeal to the recple of Canada and the United States : \u2014 A terrible calamity has overtakan- this place.the means of killing fifty men and boys, and Jeaving thirty-three widows and ove hundred and ten organs.Seven hundred men, representing a population of two thousand pso- ple, are thrown ont of employment in the face of a Canadian winter.© appeal toa generous public for immediate help.Con.tributions can besent to any of the under.; signed.(Signed, ) James Hudson, manager of Al.bicn Mines ; B Simpeon, H Poole, J Greener, H Langet.Rev Wm Macdonald, P P, Rev D C Moore, Rev Chas Dann, Rev Thos Cumming, Rev J Thurlow.\u2018A DOUBLE MURDES.Two Brothers fhet by a Saison- keeper.St.Loris, Mo., November 15.\u2014Jawmes F.Flanagan, saloon-keeper, at midaight iest night shot two brothers, James H.apd Da ot McLaughlin.The two last md, whe not bear very tations, entered Flavagan's sai with a pty of , friends, \"had some beer, and the | ty started teward the door.Thea called then beck.He claims { that James H.McLanghlin turned ; round with a knife in bis , and he fesr- ; ing for his Lil pulled a revolver and fred.i The ball entered McLaughlin's loft breast, him almost instantly.Daniel Mk.: \u201cturned around to aasist his brother : and was shot in the back near the spine.Ha de Bois- ' died this morning.The sister of the desd- | men aarivgg fsom Canada, to-day, and was | berrified of the denth of Both hir ! brothers, her only relatives.er Ce z a 5 PO ere PE ar ron Cain Ai Two disastersin succession have boon | HANLAN\u2018S VICTURY.Retoicinga in Canada ever (he Fvent \u2014The Betting in bew York\u2014The Champion Cons ratulated.Sauna, Ont, Nuvember 15.\u2014Flags are fying here today in honor of Hanlan\u2019s victory.BrrLLEvILLE, Nov.15.\u2014A number of flags were displayed to day in honor of Han- lan\u2019s victor y® Brriry, Oct, Nov.15.\u2014Flags have been hoisted cn the principal buildings in town in henor oi Hanlan's victory.Brax1rorp, Ont., Nov.15.\u2014 Flags are fiying on the p:incipel buildings in the city in honor of Hanlan's victory.8t.Jou, N.B, Nov.15.\u2014A great deal « f satisfa tion was felt here at Hanlan's success.'l here was very little betting.CoRNWALL, Ont, November 15.\u2014Han- lan's victory is being celebrated here this cvening by huge bonfires and great rejoicing.i ÉERGUSON, November 15.\u2014The Hanlan- Trickett boat race bas been the topic of ecn- versation fur weeks past, and a general in- \u2018crest was taken in the race.Much en- \u2018husime in way manifested when the result of the race became known.Gueir , Ont, November 15.\u2014The news cf Honlan's success caused no surprise here, Lut wos received with enthusiasm.About £8,000 was cabled on Hanlan from here on Satrzdsy.Flags aro fiyivg on the City Hall ; and ou several private buiidin gu.NaraNKE, Ont, Novemter 15.\u2014 The news of Mapian's victory was the general topic of conversation dunnpg the day.The reports giving particulars of the race were eagerly scanned hy the crowd as they appeared on the bulletin board.A flag was raised on the Town Hall.OTTAWA, November 15.\u2014A gentleman of the city iuvested £100 sterling on Hanlan by cabio on Saturday, and himself a richer man to-day.The news of Hanlan\u2019s victory was received with great rejoicing bere.Flags wers flying, and general con.gatulations were the order of the day.ST.CATUARIARS, Out, November 15.\u2014 The vews of Banlan\u2019s victory was received with much rejoicing.Large crowds gathering around the telegraph offices at an early hour to hear the news.The Athletic Lacrosse Club sent the following despatch this morning on receipt of the news: \u2014\u2018 To Edward Hanlan, London\u2014Accept hearty congratulations.Signed, Athletic Lacrosse Club.\u201d Hanlan been the guest of this Club at cue of their matches, and at a supper dusing the past season.EKinoaTox, November 15.\u2014There was great rvjoicing to-day on receipt of the news of Hanlan's victory.This evening's News ays Trickett has proved himself s man pos séssed of wonderful mu-cular power and eat endurance ; qualities which have carried im safely through many a brave fight ; bat this morning he met with another colonist who showed some physical strength and at the same time tolerabis steying powers.The man who led Trickett to his Waterloo and showed himselfto be the greatest oaramsa in the world and hero of aqvatics wasa true son of {Capada\u2014 Edward Harlan.The Whig says no Iecant event seemed to proveso gene rally interesting asthe Hanlan.Trickett race which took place to-day, and there could not be greater jubilation than followed tho an.nouneement that the little Canadian had vanquished the muscular Trickett and won the title of champien of the world \u2014a fitting climax to a career so wonderfully b:igbt Tacing may be attended by some very de moializing practices, but 50 far as Henlou is concerned, he has been so honorable that ail clasees have beeu anxious fur his success and Loped for the proud issue of to-day\u2019s contest, THE BETTING IN XEW YORK.New YoBk, November 15.\u2014 Pools on the Hanlan-Trickett race showed remarkable evenness up to the close of the betting; in 28th street and Barclay street on Saturday night, end this morning, just before the an- nouncément of the result, stood at | about 100 to 80 en Hanlan.On Tuesday, whan the pools were opened, Hanlan was far vorite at 2 to 1, but on the announcement of the arrival in London of half a\u201c million of dollars from Australia to back Tiickett, the betting Licre turned, aud wagers were made about even.This was on Friday, when, ca Saturday $20,000 was sent from Toronto to tack Harlan, and this turned the tide in his favor, Tuis position he maintained in the pools in London aud New York until the de claration ofthe race.All betting men agree .that there never was a beat race where ze much money changed hands in this city.One Australian alone boldy bets to the amount of $30,060, and himself backed Trickett to a large acount.A few weeks ago two Eng lishmen arrived representing the agent who agcompanied Trickett from Australia to Lom don, with instructions to bet in this city $50,000, He left $35,000 in Mr.Lovells hands, and the rest went up to Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Mon One broker in Brooklyn helds for settlement to-day bets in favor of Trickett.To show the closeness of bets in French mutuals, it may be stated that a 85 ticket on Hanlan realized $920, and a $2 ticket realized $377.Private bets, the extent of which can only be guessed at, reach a very large amount.Altogether, at the very lowest estimate, they will reach a quarter of a milliong snd some authorities declare that the bets will exceed a million ollars.OPINION OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.Lonnow, November 16.\u2014All the news papers this morning consider Hanlan's vic tory as a triumph of skill over strength, and praise his grace and sprightliness.Hanlan eclares that he will participate in the International race uuless he is ill.The entire prema concedes that a more fair and easily won victory was never before witnessed, and the result proves that Hanlan is ths greatest rower of the age, and that he is fairly entitled to the clampionship of the world.Immediately after race odds of b to 4 were laid on Ross vs.Trickett.CONGRATULATIONS.Lonnoy, November 16.\u2014Hanlan has been inundated with congratulatory telegrams.Among them are despatches from the Mir.quis of Lorne, the Mayor of Toronto, Col.Shaw, American Consul at Manchester, Gen Packard, American Consul-General at Liver.poo), and many Canadians.The poople of Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne sat up until the result of the race reached Australia, which was midnight with the Antipodeans, and were much disappointed, and lost heavily,.as they thought Trickett certain to win.WHAT TER *\u2018SPOBTBMAN\" SAYS.The Landon Sportsman thus explains Trickett\u2019s defeat :\u2014¢* We believe firstly that Hanlen is far superior as a sculler to Trickett, and secondly, we do not think Trickett was as well as could be hoped.Some weeks ago when he made the trip to the Isle of Wig and France he was over-trained.He had worked himself tos pitch of muszular tension whieh nature refused to sustain long, and relaxstion ensued.Probably he was i suffering one of those relapses yesterday.It | must also be remembered Trickett was suf-r.| ing from bronchial affection, but we do not ! hesitste to say that be would never beat - Har lan sven.a of health.With regard to Hanlan pro many years wi .elapze bafare sueh & perfect scaller appears THE BRITISH MINISTRY.mn tke D ers th Eussian Opimion of Te ABE that .82.PyrazspCuu, November 15.\u2014The _ news from Afghanistan famishes the Golos with a characieriatis ar, -in favar of | 'eontinacd wad drwstio action on the part of Kpgland in the Mediterranean, in the course of which admissionsare made that are not witheut interest, when we consider how: staunch a friend the Goles has always shown itsell of the present Eoglish Ministry.\u2018The Gladstone Cabinet, we are told, is hedged in on all aides by difficulties of the most seticus nature:\u2014** The noa- success of the Eur iuterferenca in Turkey brought al by the siren.uous efforts of the present Ministers of Queen Viotoris, the failure of Mr.Forster\u2019s sttempts at conciliation in Ire- - land, and the course of events in AlghanisA tan furnish such rick meterigls fer Couser- vative cnslaughés, that all the energy of Mr.Gladstone and his colleagues will herd.Te to bear them victoriously through -the ordeal te which their enemies will sub.the As soon as Daleigwo has been : to Montenegro; it is adeotitely necescary thet d sheald take in band energet Question, and insist ically the ou tie ces»: n to Greece of the territory adjudged to her by the Beii.n Conference ; for only by pointing to the fulfilment of the Pertin stipulations can the Liberal Govern- meut priry the onslaughts of its enemies when Parliament meets.\u201d CITY COUNCIL.The New Termieus.Afler our going to press yesterday \u2014 Ad.(Grenier moved, seconded by Ald.Hood, the adoption of the réport of the Bpecial Railway Committee.Ald.Jeannotte moved, seconded by Ald.(i.uthier, au amendment tothe effect that t « line thould rum, rot by the river side to t'e Queer Gute Barracks, but in the sirnight line wercss Lhe streets) 0 as to give a stat or in 8°.Muory\u2019s Ward.He pointed out that the question Was one vf justice to the 8° Mary's Word, which requi-ed a statin, sr otght to bave one built.The Hon.Mr.Chupleau gave them the option of two 1 new, ard, therefore, they ought to accep! th-t one which he advieated, and whh w.s what the residents of 8t, Mary's Ward cewstea to have, os they believed it would be cory witch were to their interest than the o Ler.Iv would Le better (or tie storekeup «rs aud better for all classes of tho people wm tha! ward, Ald.Grenier statod that :t appeared a+ if Providence cautioned thous against adopting the latter Lue of road, irasr-uch as tho ae accident had occurred through a loop lina.Li such an accident had happened on a loop line outside in the country, what wouid it Lave been had it happroed on a mmilar read 10 the voy heat of the city! Ald.Mooney said that the proposed crossings of the strests would entail very serious obstiuctions, and no one knew better than himself the obstruction and difficulty they experionced in the West End through the Point St.Charles crossing.Sa.Thibault was opposed to the adepticn of the report.Ald.Robert waa anxious that the matter should be finally settled, and believed that the adoption of the report would lead to that settlement.Ald.Gauthier was opposed to streot crossings, but in this instance he thought theline proposed would ba for the benefit of the.gast end of the city.Ald.Jeannotte remarked that whenever St.Mary's Ward cried ont for nn improvement it was told it could not have it becauw it didn\u2019t pay enough taxes, It was trues that they did not pay much, but it was the fault of the Council that they did nat pay more.The amendment was lost, the mover aud eecender only voiing for it.Ald.Jeannotte then moved, seconded by Ald.Gauthier, a second amendment, providing that a space of fifty feet in front of the depot and ggjoining Notre Dame street be reserved t den the street and facilitate the pasrage of cars.This amendment was 1éjected upon ths same division.The resolution for the adoption of the ru.port was put and carried, tha only dissen- tients being Ald.Jeannotte, Gauthier and Thibault.THE MEAT INSPECTOR, Another latter was read from Mr.Lavigne sguinst Mr.Moore of using iusultirg language to the French-Canadians, end complaining that the Comuittec who had on- quired into the matter had not called cither bim or his witneases before them to hear their statements.After some discussion, in which Ald.Holland, Allad and Robert took part, the matter waa referred to the Market Committee.THE C.I, B.BY LAW, Ald.Grenier moved, seconded by Ald.Donovan that the Courcil should adjourn till next Monday to take into consideration the C.P.R.by-law and no other business.This was agreed to and the Conncil al- journed.THE BHAMROCK LACROSSE OLUB.Grand Concert and Presentation of Medals.Nordheimer's Hall was will * filled last night, 1he veeasiou being a grand concert by the Shamrock Lacrosse Club, at which the medals won at tho tournament during the Exhibition were presented.The pro gramme which was long nid varied com.enced with a grand march by the band of the 65th Battalion, after which Mr.Wm.Stafford mode a few introductory remarks in which he thanked the public of Montreal for the hearty support accorded to the Club.The chief musical attraction was Mra.Emma Thurston, from Ch cago, who sang, with much pathos and feeling, \u2018\u2018 Deep in my Heart,\u201d and \u2018\u2018She Wandered Down the Mountain Side,\u201d which was followed by * The Harp that once through Tara's Hall,\u201d as an encors, and which of course, elicited immense applause.Miss Amalia de Angelis sang several songs during the evening very artistically.À pisnoforte duet by Miss Thureay Beauchamp and Mr.Emil Thouret showed precision and a high degres of training.Mesars.Delahunt, O'Brien, Lane, and Dr.G.Ridanx contributed to the amusement of the evening.Mr.Ernest Lavigne's cornet solo, * Inflammatus,\u201d from Rossini's \u201c\u20183tabat Mater,\u201d was exceedingly good, and Mr.Beaûchamp's original sougs gave much pleasure.The event of the evening was the presentation of medals.Dr, Beers, in a few appropriate remarks, made the first presenta tion to Mr.Hoobin, whom he considered the best player of his day.The lav.Mr.Bray, in presenting Mr.Morton with his medal, pd» handsome compliment to Edward The following presentations were made :\u2014Ald Mooney to Mr Butler; J J Curran, QC, to Mr Lally; Ald Kun.pedy to Mr Brennan; Fdward Murphy to Mr Maguire ; Ald McShane to Mr Lynch ; M P Ryan, AL P, to Mr Farmer ; Judge Cours:l to Mr Giroux ; Capt Kirwan to Mr Blaiklock ; Mr F B McNamee to Mr Murphy; Rev Father Leeming of Australia to Mr Hart ; Colonel Stevenson to Mr Clune ; Mr Stafford, President of the club, to Mr Meehan.Mr Me- \u2018Keown was not present to publicly receive bis medal.These gentlemen in presenting the medals made each a few Lappy remarks in which they wished prosperity to the clab, The medals are of gold and are very handsomely executed, bearing the inscription, ¢¢ Exhibition Tournament, Championship of the World.\u201d Encircling the lowsr part is a laurel wreath which is suspended to the Royal arms by two crossed lacrosses.The pro me ended at a late hoar, and the audience departed with the impression that a very pleasant and entertaining evening had been passed.The Rush to See Sara.As usual the American people are going wild over the newest sensation.The newest ser sation is Sars Bernhardt.The box plan for her first appearance at the Globe Theatre, Boston, was advertised to open at tei o'clock in the morning.At six o'clock the previous evening o wan took up his position at the door of the theatre and was soon joined by another, then another, and soon & line was formed which stretched down the street and around the corner of the block; all waiting for their turn.Some were provided with camp stools and ulsters for the comfort of the outer man.Nor was the inner man neglected, ns tbe pockets of the ulsters testified.The first man on the line was offered 50o for his plac, and complacently refused it.He felt so happy in the strength of his financial position that he hired a boy to keep his place in the Jine and went across the atreet to drive a bargain with a man in a cigar store.When he returned he found the boy had sold out the position for $5 and had sloped with the money.An wher from one of the theatres saw what was going on, took a place in the line, and was able to sell out for $10, in tims to attend to his evening's work, Most of the men who remained in the line over night were bent on cornering the \u2018seat market.\u201d Tbe result of the day\u2019s sale of seats was $38,000.\\- Binosse of Montreal A meeting of the Executive Ootamittes of the Diocesan Synod wae held in tha Synod office last week, the Bishop presiding.There were also present cons y and Lonsdell, Canons.Anderson, Baldwin, Filegood and Norman, Rev J Paltds, GC Eobinson, R Linday, De.Sul- than, WL Mi, Chanoslloe Bs- -thume, L H Davidson, R Evans, C Gasth, C Gibb, E P Hannaford, J Hutton, H L containing a repetition of the ac-usïñon ) Robinson, T Simpson, W B Simpsos, N°5 Whit: ey and Dr A Johnson.After routine, the Treasurer's qu ® rtorly statement te 31st Uctoler was read y the Secretary.The current arconnt of the Widows\u2019 and Orphans\u2019 Fund showed © bslarce in hard of $1,231 60 ; the Super.appuation Fund, $412 08 ; the Sustentrion Fund, $695.55 : the Mission Fund is over- dre wn $2.220,53 The accounts for the corresponding uar- ter lsst year showed a duficic of $2,375.48.Application was rade for an addition of $Z0to 1he annual grant to the Mission of liom Hil It wes resolved that Archdeacon 1.ndsay be riquested to visit the mission, snd make enquiry into the case, Archdeacon Lindsay resd a report of a roy osed re-arrangemeut of missions iu the tural Deavery of Iberville, iwvolvinyg un addition of $350 to the grants as at prove No action was rnken, ponding a full report at next meetit g.PUBLIO OPINION.Saviug the Flowers, To the Editor of THB STAR: Sip, \u2014Allow me to draw your attention to a little incident which is suggestive of good behaviour to the young pecple of Montreal.You are aware that a buwl played three times a week dwing the scason in Domialon Square.People in the neighborhivod, rightly or wrongly 1 do pot know, complu.ned ol 1:0 ous conduct on the part of some of those who romped around the grand stand.The grass plots were destroyed, the boys, and girls too, kicked ap didoes 1a the Square and plunced about es only boys and girls can.Well, iu the centre of the Square there was tne flower bed, and during all this romp'ng and noise; not one flower was injured, and at the end of the season the bed remained al- Iu0oL 88 perfect as when the flowers were planted, thus paying a tribute to the good taste of the citizens at large and a proof that boys and girls way romp and even older people omy behave boisterously and yet have sense eneovgh to spare what pleases thousands as they pess along.Itisn little incident it is true, but it is not without its less mn.GABDENER.\u2018Tue Eplzootio, Tu the Editor of Tux Stak: S1R,\u2014The epizootic is upon us and we up pear to take it a» a matter of course, e have all evidently made up our minds that we ust grin and bear it.Science fulds its urms While diseuse plays havoc with our horsea ! This ts not as it should be, Science should fight and not accept defeat.The epizootic 18 only a distemper in horses, the sume as the foot and mouth dissase is a distemper tu horned cattle, The one has been wore or leas successfully treated, and there isno reason why the other should not be more or less snccessfully treated too.1 wa in Ireland: over furty years ago, and I re wember the ravages made by the horse dis tewyper of thut day.But the Dublin Vets, fought the disease, quaruntined the afllicted horses, fed them on well known food, and kept their brds thoreughly clean and dry.They left little chance for unwholssoine gases to generate, and between the thorough ventilation of the stables, the cleanliness of the beds, and the groumiog of the borzes, very little time was left for the gases that were necessarily formed to do harm.A weak so'ution of carbonic acid was then in jocted into the nostrils, the bowels were occagionslly moved and a diarelic was administered.And what was the result 7 Why the distemper was eradicated, aud it has rot, so far es | am aware, over appeared since.| do mot pretend to say that the same wha is called the epizootic, but-1 certainly think that the people should not fold their arms and accept defeat when it iy only an attack that ia made and one which science and eutrgy :Lould be able to repal.EvtzooTie.The Irish Land Question.To the Editor of TE STAR : SIB,\u2014Iu your issus of Thursday, you gave ling piece oi information that there was an Irish landlord in their midst, I hope the gentleman has not left town, and that he will give the Irish peopie of this city aa op portunity of Buycotting him.He says he is one of the *- old stock.\u201d Well, so he may be, and withal his love of feudalism, be no better for that same.Some of the ¢ old stock \u201d\u2019 were good and no mistake, but until we get this gontleman\u2019s name, I, for one, place no more 1clisncs on his statements than a lamb should place on the essumed bleating of a wolf in sheep's clothing.If he is an \u2018\u2018 Irish laudlord,\"\" I have been an Irish tenant, apd if he knows where the shoe pinched him, I know where it pinched me and left its sear behind it too.Let me give you a plain statement of facts.In the year 1821, my father rented a farm from Lord Avonmore and Browns, tho father of the present *\u2018 noblemau\u201d of that names.To be sure we were unlucky in our landlord, but then he was ous of the * old 8 ock,\u2019\u2019 which this Irish landlord praiso:, and the majority of whom, he appears to think, treated their tenants with ¢ consideration.\u201d Oh, yes, we were treat.d vith consideration,\u201d as 1 will very soon prove to you.When we rented the land, we had abomt fourteen acres of what is called ¢ out away Log\" on it, that isa place from which the turf has been eut, and which was valuoless for all agricultural or grazing purposes.In fact we paid nothing for it, for it was useless, Well, sir, my fathor aud my unclos over, and they agreed to attempt to reclaim the beg, although they knew that as soon as they succeeded \u2018\u2018tho master\u201d would raise the rent and make us pay for the bog just the game as if we never put a spsde to it.Well, we filled up the bog holes, levelled the place and carried subsoil on our 3acks for two miles, and after three years\u2019 hard work, we were able to produce what are known as poistoes\u2019\u201d and poor oats out of the result of our labors.Another rear went by when one day the * agent\u201d came along ard said tomy father ¢ Thomas\u201d said he, *¢ you have made a good job of that piece of cut away bog.\u201d ¢¢ I have that same, your honor,\u201d replied my father, * but ithas been hard work, levelling the bog, filii up the holes and drawing the sub-soil an even now the crop it raises is only fit for the pigs.\u201d \u2018I use,\u201d said the ageut aud away he went.Nothing more was heard of the piece of bog until the next \u2018\u201c galo\u201d day that he would be obliged to pay 15s an acre for the bog Le had reclaimed.Then all the labor spent on improving the land went to-berefit the landlord, and there was no help fcr us in those days but pay the in- creascd rent or give up our holding.We thought it hard, but wo bent our heads aud invoked a\u2014I shall not say what\u2014on the bead of one of the \u2018old stock\u201d who treated us with somuch \u2018\u2018 contideration.\u201d Shortly afterwerds F left home and this was my first and lest actual experience of Irish land.lordisie.AN IRIsH TENANT's SON.Irefand and Lord Lucan.To the Editor of THE STAR: À lSiP,\u2014In your impression of the 8th inst., a coriespondent ** D\u201d sreaks in very disparaging terms of one of Ireland's patriotic coblimen.I know nothin ersonally, of the Earl of Lucan ; but I do know, indirectly, sufficient to be assured that your core: pondent is very much mistaken in his lordabip'e character.For some years prior to 1836, T know a gentlemad who was ex-.{ tensively engaged in Ireland as a civil en- ineer, and who executed many works for crd Lucan.On leaving Irclaud this gen- tlemsn came to the neighborhood of Ripon in Yoiksire (where I then lived) snd built him lf 8 handsome residence there, which, in henor ofhis frish patroz, he call -d Lu:an House, s name ho hardly would have adopt ed bed Lord Lucam at that time been the\u2019 sort of perron your correspondent reprogcnts\u2019 him to have been.Moresver, this gentleman always spsks in the teras of the great and enduring good which his tordship did, not only by employing a great number of people, but by providing for hia dependents and healthy dwell ings, plans of which were published in seve.rafol the sgricultural journals with appeov.ing comments.Awd, if my memory serves me correctly, the rjectmnts your correspondent refirs to were at the time slated to be for the pase dof ve their blige many of the cotters to old ovela for clean sad wholesome ootb ges It wes \u2018well known in thoss days, as it I» treatment would do for | the people of Montreal the somewhat start- | and the family tulked the matter over and | came around when my father received notice | now, that other large Irish laudowner:\u2014 n tally Load Fitzwilliam \u2014had great ditt culty in getting the peasantry to exchange their o'd habirs for more civilizing habia tiors.The experience of many years past hes shown conclusively that large far:us avstenatically cultivated, with ample capital, yield a much larger acreable produ.- tion than is ordinarily obtained from smaller holdings.This fact bas been made practi :- ally available both in Scotland and in England, and it was ne doubt the conviction of its truthfulness that in the main induced Lord Lucan to cultivate the larger portion of his estate.| have repeatedly sern Lord Lucan referred to in agricultural periodica 4, as a benefactor to Ireland, aud as a libroal snd considerate employer, aud 1t seems to we, under all these circumstances, very unfair and illiberal to unjustly wssail bis character pew.As to any supposed offlunce he may have given, we kpow Low proverbiaily apt the average Irishman is to assume that rome one will tread on his cont tall.Are.gards the present tioublis 1 Ireland, they are but a furtier edilion of the chromic distempers wiih crop up periodically from nn erratic chub tior of temperament, and whi-l, when it taches fever heat, must be coded down by sliingent applications.Ireland is a standing Vlustrstion of the axiom that the inore given the more will be required\u2014give an ivch aud take an ell.Ireland, 1 believe, pays no Income tax ; the has bad at least five million: sterling trom the public purse for drainage works; some large grants from the sawe source far education ; an Eucumbered Fitate Court to enable ber thriftless land-ownera to sell their estates, as well as many other concessions'to her clamorous appeals.The us- sumed grievances in Ireland, are, however, nothing compared with the real ones we ps tientJy endure in this Province.There suo law in Ireland by which mortgages can beex.puvged nolens volens ; there 18 no law in lre.land under which the costs of recovering commen debts cdn equal or exceed the debt itself, to the ruin of many au howest debtor ; and there is no law in Ireland which per- mite adult children to turn their aged parents out of house and home.As part of the United Kingdom, 1 believe, Ireland enjoys ber full share of the privileges aud blessings the is thus entitled to.Whether *¢ home rule\u201d would add in any way to her comfort, «nd to her waterial prosperity and contant- ment, is more than doubtful.Looking at the matter tbrough provincial spectacles, and counting the cost by our own experience, We can Lardiy, with a clear cunscience, sympa: thize with her in Ler foolish desire to possess 1t, I Lave the honor to be, Yours, truiy, Joux M, CHARNOCK.Lennoxvitle, P.Q, November 11th, 1880.Tug Common Sense Nursing Bottle 1s now for sale, retail, by all Dmzgsts, and wholesale by Venning & Co, 240 St.James street.It is simple, convenient and easily cleaueed, and is, without doubt, tha hest sanitary improvement of the kind ever introduced.\u2014 Montreal (Gazelle, Fata VITALIZES AND ENIUCILES THE BLOOD, TONES UP THE BYSTEM, MAKFS THE WEAK STRONG, BUILDS UP THE BROKEN- DOWN, INVIGORATES THE BRAIN, AND CURES Dyspepsia, Nervous Affeciious, Gen- ernl Debility, Neuralgia, Fever and Ague, I\u2019'oralysis, Chronio DPlarrbos, Botlls, Dropsy.Hamers, Female Comes piwnlots, Liver Com- plinlats, Remitient Fever, and ALL DISFASES ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED BY DFRILITY OR A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM.PERUVIAN SYRUP SUPPLIES THE BLOOD WITH ITS VITAL PRINCIPLE, OR LIFE KLEMENT\u2014IRON,; INFUE- ING STRENGTH VIGOR AND NEW LIFE 15%0 ALL PARTS O¥ THE SYSTEM.BEING FRRE PKOM AI.COHOL, ITS KNEBGIZIN3 EFFECTS ARRNOT FOLLOWED BY CORRESPONDING REACTION,BUT ARR PERMANENT.SETH W.FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, 86 Iinrrison av., Boston.EOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.2673 THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE THIS SRASON'S FRESH, PURE AND ALMOST TASTÈLES3 NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL.(P.& & TESSIER'S ) In large bottlos, GO oputs ench, or by the gallon.Also, the Finést Bravds of Norway Cod Liver Oil.JOHN C.BENETT, Jr., Corner Craig and Bleary Strects.VENTILATION.YON\u2019S PATENT VENTILATOR Is what overy ono should have pladed in their boueo at this season uf the your.During the cold weather, windows snd doors must be kept cinecd.audi without some good system of ventilation Bick- ness is sure to follow in» ort time, Prevention is Better than Cure ! With a small outlay you can purchase one of You's Patent Ventilators ! Ard secure s healthy atroorphere In your house amd save Doctor\u2019s bills.TRY THEM.FOR SALE BY GEORGY YON, PLUMBER axp TINSMITH, 978 St.Catherine street, Montrenl.258 47s H.DION YOUNG, D.D.S., Graduate of Philadelphia Mental Co'lege 1873.surgionl and Mechantonl Dentistry, ALL MODERN IMPROVRMENTS Over 15 years practios in the Dental Profssaiun.800} Notre Mme Ntreest, MONTREAL.201 REFINED PETROLEUM, AND ALL KINDS OP LUBHICATING & MACHINERY OILS.Emyty Barrcis Tought, MITCHELL, COPE.& CO., P.D.Box 1074, 21 Deitresole atreet (off St.Bulpice), Montreal.2477._ M BE.RATELTE.Chiropodist, Be.MOVES Corns, Bnuions and Ingrowing Nails, without pain, Best references can be given, having made that bis spocial study rs CHIROPODIST, and being tn practice since 1861.958 57.CATHERINE OSTRICH FEATHER DUSTERS, only #30 ench.VELVET AND BUNNET WHISKS, ATR PROOMS AND DUSTYRS, SPOVE AND SHOS BRUSHES.DLLEY'S BRUSH WORKS, BIXURY RTREKT.2572 DRAIN PIPES.(WITH ALL OONNBROTIONTD, Cement-Fortiamt, Roman & Quebou Linseed Turpentine and White\u2019 eee ad Red Lent \u201c> + Houses To Let Rooms.Situations Vacant.__ sarotaenents anast this heat, cas-to'f 080) FO wurd aneh day.Whoo the advortisur wishes witt dcaw the acvertisement before er R OOM\u2014Furnished,lin a private family, 15 Piates ~treet.uf Vie patd for, the p 4 wil Ah : Lbaianos QUEAID4 or HOUSE TO 4 IMT 1st Ma mext,on Us por St.An vine street.up: ostte Mr.Judah's gar en, wrms moderate to a desiridbic tenant.Apply ou th: premieea Litween 2 und à PE 270 3 GREAT BARGAIN\u2014FOR BALK\u2014Property cor.St.Martin at, und G.TR.R, being No.401 o! Cadastral Fian ot Bt.Anwine Ward, with a frontage of fifty- three feo t, with Brick Cottaye, &¢, thereon, also, Nos.544 and 516 34 Dern\" que street, Brick Tens- ments To be suld cheup.Hi.HU.Geudes, 119 nt.Francols Xavi-r street.268 27 .wh TO LET\u2014A Self-contained house, th modern cocveulencés, çon- ! L taluing 14 apartments, à high 5 1d Lbazu- ton.>ituation, being NO BN Plut au Street, with rear RUT CB Vjowir ns hn ely, ond only # fow wih alee wa k fram the oat Che, 00e ston tnimediately, rent sery iow for w desirable tenant, Apply to Mure ka 2538 To LET-\u2014 A tew gonve- EL s micnils situated Offlres on la d Armas A Hill, next the C.P I.(Co's Waiting ou, heated and good light.Kent low.Alen.veod Cellar ahd Srorage, cap, tu Et, Liwreuce Mein strge: fear Market.Anppty to ESTATF Wi1 BON, No 11 11405 d'Armre Hill 2u5 18 TO LET.ap Fu st-clase Cut-stone Residences, coruct CBI CATHERINE and MGUNTAIN STRRRTE, fac Ing a fine large Garden, and affording su exteusive view of the Mountain, also tull view of the Crick and Lacrosse Grounds.This ls ons of the most healthy and pleasant situations in tho city, Those houses are thoroughly seasoned, hiuvl beeu oops pleted tn May.They are fitted up with tha best de scription of heating apparatus and all modern improvements.Rent low.Also, two very 100.1 Cut stono Houses In the best rart of 8T.ANTOINR ST WEST.Ront very low.Apply to 8.BURLAND à CO.Real Estate, Investment and Insurance Agents, 101 St.Francois Xavier st:éet.Zlotf Houses Wanted.3 WANTED TO PPURCHASE Hi \u2014A medium sized Cottage or cornar EMI Dwelling, with yard, locality between DBivury and St.Denis strvels.Address Box 1815 P.0., stating price and amount required down, ge.269 7 For Sale.ROUM\u2014Vomtortably turnished, witl or without board, at 1155 5.(atherine.Zu a OOM \u2014 Wanted a Furyished Room with board.by a married woman, lua private family, (French preferred) whars there are uo other boarders.Address \u201cM.G.\"\" P.O Bx Ans.Rooms \u2014 Two Bedrooms and À Bitting-room to fot, with or without Dosrd, Address B 43, in a privet; family, Jcoalily central.270% ITAR Gffica.1 OO M \u2014 Furnished.Moni ue street.+ 22 06 30 ose No.27 27 915 Dorches- 270 8_ ROOMS.174 Bleury strect.2702 I OOMS\u2014'Fo Let, Furnished or unfurnished.8 Perthins st ost 2706 Re Chenpeviile s'rect.OOMS\u2014To Let ter street YOM \u2014 Lurge unfurnished oom, with att: td nee, wanted in a good locerlily Bent must b- low sou include houumg.Adds 10 Box 185), city.2704 OOM- Comfortable Front Bedroom with grate, to suit a married couple 36 Clty Counciliors street.260 3 RVUOM \u2014 To t, unturnished, with use of bath and closst, at $76 Dorchester street.268 6 ROUMS-To Let, well turnished, with or without board, at 429 St.Elizabeth street, 20ud RUOM- Furnishea.5 Elizabeth Htreet.260 13 OOM\u2014Furnished, with use oi kitchen.334 Dorchester street.OUMS\u2014 Furni-hied, two pleasantly furnished rooms.house heated by fur- usce.Call 61 Cathedral.atreet, 268 6 RuvOMS\u2014 Well Furnished single and double rooms with board, at 87 Cathedral etieot.zu9 6 OOMS \u2014 Vacant, two Rooms with board, in private family, vicinity Wiuds0r Hotel, Apply, giving references.P,Q.Box JLo BUTTER FOR SALE.7 4,000 to 5,000 pounds of fine and chulce Butter for sale by N.C.tORMIER, SOMERSET 8TATION, Q.FOR SALE.69 Horse-power STEAM ENGINE, Cyllndér 82 by 15, with two Boilers, Fiy Wheel, Bolting, Punp, &c., complete apd in perfect order.Address, 287 T+ P.©.Box 250.FOR SALE \u2014 À Saloon and License, in best locallty.Apply to \u2018\u2018 Baloon,\u201d STAR coe, 270 2 For SALE- Lathe, suitable for gmatenr, compiote, cheap.Box 1620, B90 For BALE\u2014A first-class carriage horse.Apply to (ieo, Bwiapaurne.12 st { rbain street.270 4 TOR SALE \u2014 To Farmers \u2014 À frat-class Bob Slelgu, for einglo Or double tam, cutap.,Apply 23 Aylmer sizeet, after six 0 ock pom, 270 3 | KE SALE \u2014 100,000 Hard Bricks, cart boxeen at 341 Uerman stroct, sleo two ¢ xpress sleig he, good a3 new.270 5 FoR SALE -Cheap, One Sleigh.two Wolf Robes, set of Oarncss, Blunk-ts &c.Apply at Ni H Desrivicras stroat.270 4 pes SALE-\u2014A Leuding City Milliner, wisthiug, On account of h:Ritn, to discoa- tinue Lusiners.would to a desirable party,eeli stock, fixtures and good witl ut low cash igure, none bit 1hoee .rubluy business need apply Miliner,\" Bran Office.260 4 [FOR SALE OL ULF \u2014 Portable ¥ngince, two 10 H.P, Apply at 3 Ht.Cn.stant aro.263 6 \u2014 - 3 OR SALE\u2014Ntoves, Twa Small 1iall stoves, at $i and £3.80, \u201cOriental, at $4 sv * Gurney's Morning Star?\u2019 $7.85 st Lawroncu street.204% 0 OR BALE-A Splendid Newfoundland Dog, ut No.7 Lincoln Aveaus, a R SALE \u2014 Two Pure Bred 8kye Pups, 6 months old, also, 3 pitite brod Yorkshire Terriers, about 3 months oid, and save- ral pure dred Fox Terriess, the abuve are brad from imporied stock, and to anyone wanting a roa:ly good doy, 1b is an opportunity that does not offer overy day.Apply to the BTaR Office.- 255 tr JT @ ___ Property for Sale.4 FOR $AaLis\u2014 Hotel cou- dE tainipge U7 Furnished Rooms, Bar aud : ; Livontt, Azur Banuve ture Depot.fo Large yard pnd X ables.Bagatre for =.2716 R.i5, Star vtfice.TT VER Y VALUABLE Brewery Property, \u2014 TOGETHER WIlH \u2014 PLANT AND GOOD WILL, y il For Sa'e or to Rent, VI; :\u2014 That well-known BREWEKHY PROPERTY sitrate corner St.Lawrence Msio, Ontario aud Bt.Charles Rorrommee stroets, in the city of Montreal, known as TAYLOR'3 BREWEHY.Established for ovar forty years.Mailting Hdwes, Cooper and Blaok- smnh bhops on the premives; miso Stabling, 4e, êc.Business now running aud in thorough work ing order.Plant, do.nscessary for turning out first-class quality of Btrong and Mild Ales, Porter, Lager and Weiss Boors On acoount of the death of the late ox-Aldsrman Taylar, the above property is offered for sale or rental for a term of years.Bultablo for any maa- ufacturiog business.- Pcasession immediately.Aprly to 8.BURLAND & CO, BAAL EBTATE, INVESTMENT AND INSUBANCE AGENTS, 114 Bt.James St.opposite Post Office, MONTBEAL.267 tt ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOB GOOD CITY PROPERTY.192 acres In the Township of Portage, Livingston Co., Btate of Now York, s bout two (2) miles from two @ depois on the Erlo B' B., and sixty (60) miles frim- uffalo ond fifty (50) from Bochester; 00 acres In \u2018Woods, mostty heavy valuable whiteoat.Balance ln level table lauds, beautiful to cultivate, and productive.Orchard ofsummer, fall and winter apples, oung pe ars, cherry and peach tress, grape vines, F¥S Two story Houre, with shade and fruit trees sround 1:; pocd Barn and Btablos; woll fenca and is altogether à valaable place.Price low ar terms casy.Boston fur solilnyg, owner resides in Canada.R.K.THOMAS, Raal Estate Agent, 194 St.James street, Montreal.CIGARS, ko.2676 Houvms with BOARD.820 285 8 Ontario stroes.Rooms and BOARD\u201469 Upper Bt.Urbain strect.255 12 Board.VICTORIA HESTAURANT, i 198 and 184 MoGlil Street, west side, SIX FULL DINNER TICKETH.$1 25 ¥YULL WERKLY BOARD.ccowseeare B00 FULL MONTHLY BOAERD.ccconee.18 00 Strangers apd my regular bosrdezs express themselves as being bettor waited upon, and get thoir food better 000.than in any other house in the city.Thoec who have not yet visited me, after a first call, will be sure to soo me again.JORE MoPHEHSON, 187 = PROPRIETOR.\"THE NEW YORK HOUSE is rushing with hundreds at the door, but we are like an ompibus, these is always room for pore.Fransieut, #1, $1.25 and $1.50 per day, according to rooms.American cooks and proprietor.Fronting St.Patrick's Church, WANTED.aime hands will be given work kmme- Apply to the CANDPEE RUBBER C9., NEW HAVEN, OODW.TO TRADESMEN\u2014_ Wanted, by ia rer het Soon, booke 0 wile ve ** Acsonntant, * 248 26 terme very mcdorate.1: Bras Office.Apply to ANTED \u2014 For the nited Biases, Good General Servant, prnited Wages $13, Apply J 18, BrAR EMrLOTKAF: OPPIOE, 624 Craig street.270 4 ANTED \u2014 First-eiass Table Girl, ope who minds her own busines sort.Now York House.Palace srrees.£70 3 VW ANTED\u2014A Young Girl used to farm house, for Longueuil.Apply Pram EsFLOTMEET CHMOn, B24 Cruti strsei.27h \u2014 Vy ANTED\u2014Fur finishers.121 270 8 Bt.Lawrence streot.ANTED\u2014Good General Servant, French epeuking Engilsh, 4 in femdy, #cod wages.(te FIOB, 674 Craty strant.Apply 1 992, Brae KmeLoy NEN?ANTED\u2014Good General Ber- vant,no wrahlng.Apply J 6, Sean Euproy- Nix: Or7icn, 634 Craig street.379 WANTED Good General Ser- 12 Bras BaLOT amily.ae to $8.Apply WANTED\u2014A Party to join the advertiser in running a now patent process of ronating coffee, saving the lossos usually made cn the old style of roasting, of 18 per cent.Addroes \u201c BR.25, Sran Ofêce.$70 2 WANTED, Girls to work the Fraus & Pope Knitting Machine Good bands and good pay.T.P.Cushing, 235 St.Lawrence street.270 8 YW ANTED\u2014Good Plain Coo wash avd irom, small family, Wages $9.Apply 1 820, PTAB RueiOYmANT Ovrion, U3 oie street, WANTED \u2014 Au office boy.Doherty & Doherty* Aôvocatss, 50 Et James street.70 1 ANTED-Une or two more ladles to canvass for a popular work, 217 St.Jam es street.2701 WANTED \u2014 General Servaut, no washing, 2 in family, must be a plain cook, young.Wages $7.Apply I 064, Svan REPLOTMANT OFFIQR, 624 Craig street.270 ANTED-Beveral Good Carpenters.1y Bras 10E 024 Craig gt, App 7 RMPLOEIEET Orme , wan TED a For the Country.u F .1 84, young 5 wal ou on rol = ANTED\u2014A Resident Nar Governess, (Protostant) English or Preao! for tbree littio giris, cidest 10 yoars, Raquirement.Englirb, Rodimenta;of Musi peedlework.Mrs.Goorge, 1519 Bt.Catherine sircet.870 1 WANTED-A Smart Boy, well recommended.Apply to French & Bond, Groocrs, 46 Beaver Hall Terrace.268 3 WwW ANT 5 D = Partner, with | ca » ood business.Apply G.B.W.Tilaon OÙ BL Fame reer 1 VW ANTED\u2014Smart Lady Agents.Montreal Rubber Stamp Works, 251 Bt.Jamss atrcet, 2701 - WANTED \u2014 Experienced and first-class cook, plain cook, will wash, good Te MONTREAL.25683 O A RD-Two Rooms, with hoard.120 Mausfield street.2706 Boa RD\u2014A Judy boarder want.od in A private English family, Upper Sloury rtreet {A Addrees 8 47, ETan office, Bea RD \u2014 Comtortabie Rooms Catkerine street.PBvARD\u2014 Excellent Board and rato tesme 18 Victoriu street.BoakD VACANCY\u2014AtNo.90 BOAER VACANCIES\u2014No 269 \u2018OARD AND FRENCH\u2014A few gontlemon can be accomodated with bos-d and toucher, at 1148 Bt.Oathocing staoet, Bpoasb\u2014 at 1462 St.Catherine with board, vicinity Windsor.No.la74 St.270 < dellghtfii rooms, shower bath, &c., at mode- 2706 Cathcdral street.370 Aqueduct street.° rooms, aiso lersons in Prench, by an street, two apartmonta with full in socom plished 233 tf board, an ¥uglish private family, quite convenient to ine \u2018Windsor, aud the various places of amuscmemgs nt the west end.Can be ster in the evening, upto 9 o'clock, Not propared to recetve ladies, no objeo- tion to receive one Or two table boarders, not requiring rooms, as woll as those who do.214 tf ' Lust, &c.TRAYED\u2014#5 Reward, from No.6 Linco!n Avenur, 8 Jarge mised St.Bernard por, about five months 0}d, LO vOilar.Finder will 1evarded by leaving samo at abovo address.370 2 OST\u2014On Mountain or st.Antoine sirect, half a gold enr-ring.The finder J) be suitably rewarded on bringing it to No.à F1 Bcurtatn greet.269 3 \u2018§ O8T-A Blue Morrocco Parse, .containing three §10 bills, one $5, and one $4.Reward of $10, at 98 Dleury atreet.as this has been lost by a pcor women, the finder will perform an act of chart y by retarning it.209 4 Wanted to Purchase.WANTED TO PUROHASB\u2014A small-size Ehowcase.Address, by lettor.R82, STAR office.270 2 WANTED \u2014 A Family Horse not less than 16 hands, must be sound, train d to harness and saddle, Apply to 61 Vigtorta street WANTED\u2014A Lathe, also a card board or paper cutting machine.\u2018Wood ros.712g Craig sireet.4970 8 ANTED \u2014 Chesp for cash- A sot of Cadastral Plans of the Oliy and District of Montreal, with books.Address, stating price, ox 1416, Post Office.269 3 WANTED TO PURCHASE\u2014A Mahogany Dressing Bureau.Apply at 8 Bore thelet street.260 6 ANTED TO PURCHASE \u2014 Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's old clothing, Ad- drese, © Blue Biyn,\u201d 655 Craigetreot.888 EM PLOYMENT WANTED, by a man from the old country, as groom, or to make himself usefnl about 8 house.Apply © 0.273,\u2018 STAR Office.2 JLMPLOYMENT WANTED, by «4 smash who can rexd and speak French and English.Adress L.Cotte, 131 St.Urbain uses NOTICE! THE MANUFACTURER OF THE CABLE CIGAR, Begs to notify the public, that owing to the high price of fine Tobacoo, he has been compelled #9 raise his prics to th6 wholesale dealers; ueverthe- lees the Cable should be sold by the Fetailer as beretofore, namely, FIVE CENTS EACH, THEN LEAVING THEM A FAIR PROFITS.DAVIS, SOLE MANUFACTURER, \u2014 OF THE \u2014 \u2018CABLE CIGAR.2862 JEWELLERY.Yy ALTHAM WATCHES, LOW PRICES.DON'T BUY YOUR CLOCKS OF STODDART, 413 Bleury street, HB 18 BPOILING THB TRADE SELLING CLOCKS AT HALF PRICE.American 30-hour Clocks .82.50 Eight bDayCiloeks.- .3.00 Warranted 12 months.All Sirikors, Extsn Stout Silver Caned Watches, all Hanter, 97.73.WARBANTKD TWO YBARS.W.STODDART, 41 and 41% BLEURY STRERTY.BOLICTFOR OF PATENTS, C.G.C.SIMPSON, GENERAL PATENT OFFICES, 146 ST.JANES STREET.RB.268s \u2014 LL ; #' WELLINGTON Dl Bae on granmte Pelputs secured tn all Countries whors Patents are granted 199604 MPLOYMENT WANTED, by a youth, 18 yoars of age.in an office, or any establishment where he can make himself generally uveeful.good refirenccs furnished.Address, \u201c L.161,\u201d bran office.MPLOYMENT WANTED, by & young man-\u2014 A position in a hardwaro store, wholesale or retall, has had ons year\u2019s exporicnce, is willing to go owt Of city.Address \u2018Hardware, Bram ofico.228 EX PLOYMENT WANTED, as General Servant in à small family of or 6.Can furnish gaod referenocs.Apply at 86 Channe- ville stroet.340 H 896, EMPLOYM\"T WANTED by a young woman, (Protestant) as bouss- maid, understands waiting en table, good city references.Asply H 300, SAR EuPLOTMANS OPFIOR, 624 Craig street, 268 4 400, EM LUX WANTED by R young girl, as residant seamstress, assist with ponsoworE willing 10 teach email chil- Gran French \u2018or would travel with = lady.Apply H 400, Bran RwrroTaaw?Orns, 634 Craig stroat.3112, LMPLOYMT WANTED 2) young woman { Protestant) as first-class pply H 414, 8748 fin: etroot.268 4 co: k, good city referapoos.1033359, 72108, 624 Crais H:32; EMPLOYM'T WANTED \u201c by à YONNE WOMAU, \u2018\u2018ritaxtaot) à3 AUTSE, BE- pist will LOUBEWOK.haë Lau Oxjari-Dce, good re- ferenece.Apply FL 432, SAR EMPLOYMENT (IYFICE, Ld Craip mreet 70 4 H 435.EMPLOYM'T WANTED by a young man just from college, as clerk in an office Or Store, spoaks botu languages, good re- forcnces.Apply IL 405, Stan ERFLOYRREY Orri0s, Craig street.263 4 63 H:88: EMPLOY MT WANTED by a 2oung woman as seamstress, can Cut and fit, either as residentor by the day, good refarenoces, spesks French pply to I 438, Gran Exvzors 970 4 and Englan- A 257 OFFr0B.694 Craig eireet.H44L EMPLOYM'T WANTED by a young man, (French) as firet-claus coach puriy Orston, 834 Craix ctreet, 268 4 H4a4.xp IPLOYM'T WANTED by a widow, (Protestant) as working houan- keeper, DO objestions tolsave the city, furnish flest- clms referenaes.A H 444, 8748 BaFLOTMENT Orrion, 624 Cra\\g 370 6 H455, EMPLOYMT WANTED by atboroughly gompetent enginser, nado - am-fitting, snd is 4 god machinist, woll posted 0 smoke burping and fuel in general, first.class at correcting the action of pumps, holding c-r- tificste.Apply H 455, VraR EMPLOYMENT O°VIOS, 6% Craig street 270 4 B 447, EMPLOYMTWANTED by a youug man loa store, where he can make htmnascif useful, @ood city refer nces.Apply to H 447, SAN ENBLOTERES treet.370 4 8 40, ENPLOY.WANTED by & young man a8 storeman Or , good city references Apply H 440, Bras Sa coviasy Cralgstreat.9704 mab oF express driver, § youre referoncod.H 441, Bra5 Ex Own.034 451, EMPLOYMT WANTED by » youax bow, (18) sx offoe day, witliag to Miss Nevill, 67 Jurors stroet, 270 1 ANTED \u2014 A Good General \\ y Servant, must wash, iron, aud cook well, re- forenoes required, 63 Argyle Avonue.270 8 Yy ANTED\u2014A Steady Man to take charge of horsc and maka himsolf generally useful about the house, Fronah-Canadian preforred.Apply 23 8t.Peter street.269 3 ANT \u2014 nced A on ED De dope air s Wan TED- Samples in L.B., 81AB Vy ANTED-\u2014Conchman, Fr preferred, Apply S248 Expo gat wl 624 Ozalg street, ~~ - ou » ANTED\u2014 Fr Er EE to worh round house.>< MERS OrvtOR, 854 Craig street.: CFAZY.Some.bat make himrélf useful, muet com » well wended.Apply between 3 and 4 p.m, to office 7, 5364 Ft.James atrest.ANTED \u2014 A Thoreughly need aPriy to No.70 MeTavish Heo bocwecn $a8 hours or à and 10am.288 4 ANTED\u2014A first-class Sewer, tmmediate'y.Darche, Valloygeld, P.Q.| Apply OF.B.206-5 WANTED, Furze oaasit wih Pra» EvrLorumsr Oreos, 634 Ores suet = A NT ED \u2014 First-class Cook: (young), uo washing.Wages, L Good rekrences required A pply I, 8 on 25 PLOYMERT OPFIOR, 334 Craig Rivest.298 ANTED\u2014Good General Servant, 3 in family.AprlyI , BAR > rroywnys Oyricn, 026 Crete stash 00 65.ANTED\u2014 8 WANTED Omee no.Apely ANTED-\u2014B8hort-hand Writer.set.Apply STAR REFLOYNENT OFFICE, 034 ove ANTED- Young Girl to work round à store.ly 926, Sran BRPLO v= 626 :Oraio ST Err Ovrree, ANTED\u2014Good General Ser- Bras Buruosmens Orvoux, O3 Cais alvses > WW ANTED-\u2014Boy as indoor Ser= vant, e sep Ab home.Apply Szan a were Oywos, 6 YWANTED-Good Skirt Hand, stexdy employmont aud goed wages.ply 8743 EMPLOYMENT OFYION, 084 Crake Tres WANTED For Batons, RY, olsterer.* soupe Aus ens drei ini dle ANTED-\u2014For Borei, General Borvant, no washing; 8 in family.W Toph Sran EnPLOYMANT Ornon di ANTED-First-class Cook, no AN BEL! 5% Fk ArT VWANTE D\u2014Experienced Nuzse.speaking French and Roglish, Arply 188 STAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, GS4 W 4 tn fai © at 1 \" a, De ts mily.1 OFFICE, 624 Craly 5 , 8 FaTLOT ANTED \u2014 Housemaid and Beamstress, French Apply 1912, Beas Bu- PLOYMEFT OFvVTOR, 834 Crala street.see ANTED \u2014 Seven First-class Genoral Setvants Apply Bras Barzor- wars Orion, 634 Craig street.288 WANTED\u2014For Verdon, Cook fie mad, che, ns, dons conveLtences, & man kept.APDlY 1 876, Graz Orren 624 Craig etreet.ANTED-Little Girl from 12 to 18, to mind à baby, and make Doreclt nee\u2019 ful.Apply 1680, S2AR EMPLOYERNY 34 Craig 4 WARN TED = Ge neral Servan apply so log, rotestant or French en .sir » VWANTED-Young Girl, Protestant, to Walt on a Mrs must bea good £eamstross, willing and would object to travel.Apply to 1 no bran Ex Orrin Craig street, = Vy ANTED\u2014For Lachine, Good Laundress, and assist with house work = ply 1 846, STAR EMFLOYMEYT OPFICE, 8Z4 street.204 AN1 ED~\u2014Nurse Girl trom 14 t016.Apply I 836, SzAn BMPLOYMENT 78, 884 Craig strest.ANTED-Good House Car- ponter.Apply Bran ENRIOYMANE OFvios, 874 Craig strest.283 WA ER aero BT Bran BNPLOTHENT OFFICE, 624 Craig Tes ANTED- Boy to mind Oattle.Appty STAR EnFJOYMENT OFFICR, 634 Omig street, 263 Nurse, (Protestant) must sew well, good re- terences required.Appip I 768, RAR REFIOTXUWS OrFron.624 Craig strest.281 WAR TED\u2014Good Cook, wash and iron.Appiy 1,784.Stan EuszOTUNTE Orric» 324 Craig street.261 ANTED- Young Nurse Giri, an at ii | TO.JER ANIED omis, Burt B34 Craie véraat 0 CEE Cs WWANTED \u2014 Generai Servant, = no vase.Avp'y 1 778, Bas Rupr ANTED-\u2014A Boy, fora Grocery © Sieve.Apply by levies, P.O.Bos, 083.ANTE A, nti to _learn the mire vor Pornic Oo ha Bas been ai tae business Joue are: Ornos., atrect 259 madd.te bimeelf useful references, Apgir @ 461, éran Burioustmi Orraca, M Ori rent +108, Gé Cnig WARTED-House and Table- c avd French, and good .VV ANTEN Led 15 as oly ott pe ANTED \u2014 Au Experienced\u201d 0 gn Welton, send vant ora,\u201d bX J +.bee prier aT yr \u2014y a » oo 5 + .eratic Oommittee.It is said that two lead.stand convicted befors the public as the ori.+ in the matter in a requisition to His Wor- < eourted by us./ \u201cGRAHAM & Oo, Propristors, 158 St.James street.Woh KFE.00ouocsossceo nee.\u2026 Be B71 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE CIROU- LATION nf THE BTAR for the Week ending Nov.éih, snd the oorresponding period nf 1879 :\u2014 Nov.1879, | Nov, 1880.Monday .10 14733 Monday .3 15,816 Tuesday 1 14,594 Tuesda day.15 377 Wod'day .12 14 684 W.d'sdhy.10 15,852 Thursday .13 14,773{Thoraday.11 16,709 Frida 13 :4,620{Priday.,.12 16,951 Satarday.15 14,768|Saturday.13 16,038 Totai.88,1:0 Total.Average dal y circulation for week Nov.13th 1880 1e 15,878.TUFSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, .95,252 eading 1880.by the press, The annual patronage | st the disposal of the aix gentlemen, who compose the Protestant Board of Echool Commissioners, amounted last year to 339,- 072.97.Benides there was an annual expen- ditare om interest, sinking fund, etc., of 844,643.59.These are large sums of public money, expended each year by the school board.Though the school commissioners themselves do not receive remuneration, it can easily be understood, without th» sinuation of anything wrong, that the ls.tribution of this patronage most be a very satisfactory thing to bave at disposal.And in the strict privacy with wbi:h its distii- bution is surrounded, there is almost some.in.thin® of private owu.rship.A situation under the school comission secus les a public position than a bruefce received from the Commissioners.The position of matters, we have referred to, 13 onfortunate, and Las prejudiced many tax.jayers agamat the present system of ad- mivistration.It cannot be doubted for a WARTED \u2014 An Agent for the sale of THE Sran, at Lachine Lecks.Ad aress fox 21¢0.65d Answers to Correspondents.M.H.~1 Isthers a place in Scotland calied Bin shear, l'umfrieuhire 7 2.[a there a pisces in Now frunewick by that come?Ans\u2014l Thrrs 1s a Bree In Dwmfresbire, Scotland, called 8ang.iliar 81.- Wbat {à the meaniny of the word \u201cOnr y ** lat.le itan Indian wos4 - 21 Wnatisths moin lrg ot the word Jed How !e tt pronoq* o+1\" Ans \u2014 Ist.Cursy isa Chief of tha Utes.Znd.Wo do not X/ ow.3rd.* UO-ray.FryUikEk.- Row can admission to n military o0liegu be ci tained ?To whom should ! write for Lu formation ?ANS ~ You wi.l have LO pass an ex- amipatku ixfare tbe Depuiy Adjutant-General nf the district io which you \u2018reside, and if you pass creditably matriculation papers will bu given yon.Quaazc, W.W \u2014 What is the diffevenne batwéen a fog, A int, a3 dd à Scotch miat 7 Aux -1t is pretty much of a detinesion without a ditfarence.All fogs are mists.[4 Scotland the mists re frequently so heavy as 10 regen ble hynt rain.Honce the custom in otsex places of describing light, drizzling rain as ** Scotca must.Cop rrAST Rua DER - Please inforro me when the great Aire iy Boston occurred\u2019 Ars.- Novombar Ÿ IDO 10.1872.It destroyed T7768 bLulldiogs, valued at $13,001, 00.and merchaudise and other p.opar- iytosn eatin ated value of $50 £00,000 more.Tre territery In rulny embrined Yd acies.The number Gf lives Jost was about 100.FLBUIIABHR \u2014 À base from an essignée to an In- SCIiVent cotuié sii tLe the donts due Lo the insolvent.A sells them to B.Is Bbonnd in law '0 serve upon the cebtors of the 1ns0:Vent éstuté à v0; y Of the deed of suie cf À to B before | b+ able tO recovorin jastios the dehtasy s0ldto Br Ave \u2014We think B is bound t0 signify the deed mentioned.JUuN BURFORD O1Rs0NS #ay3 :-Can you tell me why our drinking wator is so discolored ; I am very fond of wats r, and muy father will not allow ma to crink ib while it is ID this state?Ass.\u2014 Phe discoloration of the waler ia ln conseqamnoe of ti4 free quent ralrs of late, which have stirred ap ths sourc whenoe {be water com:s, Yonr love for water is ereditabie to you, and your futher shonld encourage you by busing a filter the water.mn TT THERE is à gang of infamous scoundrels in New York whose business it is to lurk around (Castle Garden where temporary quarters for immigrants are fitted up, and decoy innocent girls to disreputable houses, there disposing of them at two dollars and a balf apiece, A number of these wretches sre now in the hands of the law, and as there wasnever a case where exemplary punishment was more needed it is to be hoped it will be meted out.Such a nefurlous traflic should be instantly and effectually sat upon.Tez Boston papers are again crying ou! to have their harbor fortified, They are picturing to thwmselves all sorts of horrible possibilities.Among other things the possibility of a British fleet sa'ling into Boston harbor and shelling the city while the good people of the ** Hub\u2019* would be unable te return the compliment, not having even one little fort to call their own.Why not insist on having another Ark built in the event of à second deluge.The good peopls of Boston have as much reason to be afraid af one calamity as of the other.TBs Democratic party are again in di grace.Two witnesses on behalf of ths defence om the trial ef Philpa from the public would at times, 1t way be, aford + welcome aid to their deliberations aud decisions.NOTE AND COMMENT.Lord Beaconsfield in the first place showed his estimation of the National Pali-y Premier by summoniag him homs to recsive st the hands of the \u2018Queen the most signal ho- vor ever bestowed on @ British Canadian statraman.\u2014 Toronto Mail.The looss manner in which the abserv.ance of contracts is carried out aud faliilled has been the direct canse uf the enconrage- went to slight, evade, or disregard entirely the very couditions which make thew sacred and binding to the contracting parties.\u2014 Albany Free Press.Gambetta said once to Sir Charles Diike, the Britixh Republican : Don\u2019t take office it you can posribly help it, and then only a post of the first rank.Otherwise you will reap trouble, servitnde, unpopularity, bat either power nor patronage.A clever maa in opposition 15 the biggest man nowadays.\u2014 Springfleld Kepublican.Before ten years more are gone by, the great manufacturing interests of Philadelphia which bave already outgrown their marks, will be amoug the foremost in denouncing the protection policy which hems th-m ia from the trade of the outer world, and sat the same timo compels them to a competitina among themselves that devours their profits.\u2014 Philadelphia Record, The Refurm organs should cease misrepro- :enting the condition of the country and mx king it appear that everybody is leaving Canada for the United States.They ahould cease sven for the sake of their own party, Asa role the Reform newspapers cirsalate for the most purt among Reformers.The peopls who chiefly read the melancholy diatribes in regard to the state of trade in Canada are therefore Rel armers,\u2014\u2014 Toronto Telsgram.Piincess Louise has dono nothing deser - ing of exils to a colony, and she would not be doing justice to the stock she came from if she did not assert her individuality an: stand on ber rights, She has her mother\u2019s temper .id is not used to being crossed.You cannot blame her for declining to live at Ottaws, and be the central figure of the sycophantic lunkeyism which has its fora.tsin-head at that melancholy habitation \u2014 Torcnto Teligram, Israelitisk politicians, whatever the country cf their adoption or their birth, always cecupy a more or leas isolated position.They comprehend the spirit of their age and of the people among whom tha» ive\"; Tut | cùthemseives one the les from \u2018their environment ; and what in ordinary persons wonld be patriotism is with them ambition and love-of power, This is the true secret of the career of Lord Beacons.field ; it is equally the secret of the policy and the key to the character of M.(iam.betta.\u2014 London World, At all events, so far as Ulster is conerrned, aps wil not shirk her duty ; and it will be well for our rulers to remember, ere too late, that if they leave the loyal aud well disposed peopl e of Ireland much longer to ths merc; ercagogues and assassins, and the presont reign of terror is allowed to continuw, the wen of the North may be again compelled to reek stronger rmunedies for the protection of their lives, property and liberties.The rebellion of 1798 began among the Proshy- \u2018teriams of Ulster, a circumstance of whith iew are aware.\u2014 Londonderry Sentinel.Oitv News: Tux NonuTH West.\u2014Several hundred people left the Ottawa district the other day for the North West.APrOIRTMENT.\u2014 Mr.J.G.Creighton, of this city, advocate, has been sppointed a cornmissioner in the Province of Quebec for tbe Provinces of Nova Scotia and P.E.Is- and.ACCIDENTALLY INJURED.\u2014 A wharf laborer named Vincent was struck on the back, yesterday, by a bale of goods, while unloading the ste ip \u2018 Ottawa,\u201d and severely injured.TAREN IN CHanGE \u2014The little boy found on Saturday last by the police, has besn taken in charge by the Grey Nuns.Tne lad said hi» name was Willie, snd that he came from Cornwall, ANNIVERSARY DINNER.\u2014The Oddfellows of the Montreal District will celebrate the anniversary of their union on Friday evening next by à dinnetat the Point St.Charles Club House.À number of leading \u201clights\u201d Tor Lest MATCH.\u2014A football mitsh was played on the College de last Saturday between the MoGil.eshmen aud the econd fifteen of the Britannias, resulting in favor of the latter team by four touchdowns.Messrs Lawford and Low were umpires.Mc Thomas acted a3 referee.This will in all probability be the last football matoh of the season.to) from a distance are expected to be present.\u201cPolice Nows.Thomas Murphy, for stealing a «jnantity of flannel, was sent to the Court of Quesn'e Bench.Thomas Monaghan, suspicion of stealing a tub of lard, remanded.Wm.Parker, sailor, for breaking into Mr.Thowas Brady's house, pleaded *\u2018 not guilty,\u201d and was sent to the Court of Special Sessions.Personal.Mayor Rivard arrived in Quebec last evening.Little Corinne, and the principels of the Corinne Merrie Makers, are at the Octaws Hotel, Hon Mr Pardee, Minister of Crown Lauds for Ontario, is still at Sarnia, and is suffering from indisposition.Hon Messrs J A Dhaplean, H L Langevin, C B, J H Pope, W Lynch, L Ruggles Churek, Capt Rhodes, Quebec, and Gen Curtis, * S à, New Y ork, are at the Windsor Hotel.Mr, Archibald Forbes lectured in the Grand Upers House, Ottawa, last night to a large audience.His Excellency the G ver.nor-General was present.The Princess Louise Dragoon Guards attended in a budy.Mr.D.G.Wella, late of the St.Lawrence Hall and Albion Hotel, has been appointed to the management of the G rand Union Hotel, Ottawa, from the first of December.During the summer Mr.Wells had charge of Fouquet's Hotel, Plattsburg.Mr.Wells is an excellent hotel maz, Lacrosse.A match was played on Saturday between the Montreal Telegraph Ca.and Grand Trunk Railway Telegraph men.The Montreal men won lst, 3rd and 5th es.The Grand Trunkers 8nd and 4th.victors bave been challenged this afternoon to play a return match next Baturday for tweive barrels of Sour, to be donated to the Ganeral Hospital.The Railway Collision.The jurors met in the Grand Jury room in the Court House yesterday to open the inquest on the bodies of the victims oof the recent railway collision.The question arose Thather the on est was in Mr.Jones\u2019 jis dicti ly # wes decided to information from the ancy.Gomial, - Ministertal Dinner.Hon.Hector L Langevin.C B, Minister of Public Works, entertained a number of gentlemen at dinper at'the Windsor Hotel yesterday evening.The guests were .Hon 3 3 C Abbott M P ; JG H Bergeroo, M P ; .Hy Balmer, Hun J À Chapleau, M P P ; \u2018 J Ceursol, M P; D Daveruay, © P Daviu- 80, Q C ; A Desjardins, M P : Dr Dosanl.niers, M P; 8 B Foote, Hon P Fortin, M b'; Hou J Ferrier, M H Gault, M P; D Girotard, M P ; Aime Gelinas, Hon John Hamilton, F Houde, M P ; Hon L O Loran- ger, Hon Peter Mitchell, the Mayor of Moutreal, Hon J Moussean, Thos White, M bP.A Ouimet, M P; J N Provencher, ©: A Prevost \u201cM P : Hon Thos Ryan ; M P Kya, Hen FX A Trudel, Jos Tasse, M I ye J Vanasse, M P.Amnsements.AcaprMY oF Music, \u2014% The Corinne Merrie Makers\u201d deserved a better house than that which witnessed their opening peaform- ance last evening.From begumiog to end ef * The Magic Bhpper\u201d there is not a dull ur tame situation or spe ech, The tao x fast and furicus, the ranging moch above the AVelage, and the costumes ou \u2018eedingly pretty.It is as full of puns as \u201clu geldsbe,\u201d and is cone huge caricature threuyhont.The centre of attraction 14 of ceurse, litte Corinne as Condersiia, well aud favorably kucwn 1n Montreal as the smallest of Little Fullercups.This preco cing yeung lady, whose childishuess is never lost sight of, ences dd the purts of ua well sea- sored Belle of she Pero avd The Lith Sergeant in ** The P.rates of Pencance with ridiculous fidelity.A better \u201c\u201cmaks.up\u201d than that of Mr.J.H.Conor, as Clorinda, is seldom seen; nothing but an occasional and intentional vocal relapse into a dasso profundo betrayed Lis sex.Tue chorus singing, dancing and marching were all capital.*\u201c Tuking ome consideration with apother,\u201d a better evening's minusemsnt could scarcely be devised.Sunday School Anniversary.Tle.:3:d anniversary of the Sunday schools iu conection with the St.Jams S.re«t Methodist Church was celebrated last evening by the members of that body.Hon.Mr.Ferrier preaid-d, and Beside him on the platform were Rev.Messrs.Botterell, Johnston, Forsey, Princip] Dawson, Mr.James Feniier, jr, and Mr.Thomas Hodgson, Secretary of the Association.Rev.Mr.Jobnston regretied the absence of many of the children.Mr.Ferrier gave a history of the St.James Street Methodist Church Suudsy school, and concluded his address by ex- presaing the opinion that the young should be induced to take a deep interest iu mission work.The Secretary's report showed th: during the past year $1,025.47 had been collected], Principal Dawson gave a very interesting address on the centennary of Robt.Ra\u2019kes, the fonnder of Sunday-schools, stating it ay his beMef that Adam must have taaght a schoo), as ho had had a day of rest daring the week, and it was safe to say he spoks to his children on scriptural topics oo the reventh day.So with Noah, Abraham aud Moses.As for Robt, Raikes, the St.James street Sunday-school improved upon his ms.thod of doirg business.That gentleman paid his teachers a shilling a week ; tho Bt.James street school was more fortunate, as its «achers worked without remuneration and actually paid the running expenses of it.(Laughter).After a short address by Mr.Forsey oa the necessity of bringing young children into the fold, the meeting was closed with prayer.DIABOLICAL ORUELTY.Burnioz a Horse to Death.A fire was discovered last evening in the stables of Fd.Burnett, carter, 413 > Lagau- chetiere street, between ten and vleven o'clock.Mr.Burnett was not gl home when the fire broke out, aud ji ; intimaticn the family h as the re- flecti y thought was from sme fire at a distance.As soon as it yras discovered, the alarm was given and \u2018the brigade arriving promptly on the spot, smc- ceeded in keeping the fire confine to the one building ; but it was not extinguished before the stable had been compl:taly gutt:d and a horse valued at $100, belonging to Mr.Burnett, burned to death, There was no insurance on the property.The family have strong suspicicns that the fire was the work of an nceadiary.Mra.Burnett, this morning, stated that she was of the opinion that the fire was the work of some inhuman individual, who had first soaked the blankets which were covering the horee in coal oil.When it is known that she bad seen some ome lurking about the place an heur previous to the fire, that the tiemen had found the door fastened \u2018rem the inside (the usual fastening was by a button from without) and that the fire appeared to originate from the rtsll the horse occupted\u2014the suspicions are stiongly confirmed.Mre, Burnett also stated that there was a certain où to whom she attached suspicion, and that she expected the mystery would be uncarthed.The horse's coat was burned to a cinder and the apims] must have suffered g-eat agony.Mr.Burnett, fortunately, had his three remaining horses out working at the time.Noon Telegrams, AMERIOAN.SECULARIZATION,\u2014CHIcAGS, Nov.16 \u2014À meeting for the purpose of organizing a national association for the secularizstioa of the state was held here yesterday.Over sixty were present.Fveiy section of the upion was represented, The report demanded that the acts of religious worship to be enforced ay acts of worship, including Bible readings, shall cease in the legials- ture ; ptisons and publicschools and institutions to be sustained by taxaticn ; no property shall be exempt from taxa tion, and no persons from contri.butipg their just shares to the turden of the State on account of their being used or engaged in religious effort ; all lnws enforcing the observance of one day abuve another upon religioas grounds shall be repealed ; all laws requiring judicial oaths tn be in any religious form or Limiting the admissibility of persons to testify, hold office, sit on a jury or perform other civil function because of any lack in religious Ap Dele! shall be rep:al-d.À Finance Committee was appointed, with Robt.G.Jagerso!l as chairman.NEGROES LEAVING THE BOUTH \u2014 NEw York, November 16.\u2014A member of the Society of Friends who bas been laboring in the South in behalf of the colored people, telegraphs that thousands ot colored Po: wre leaving Louisiana and Alibama THE RAILWAY WAR.\u2014Nrw YORE, November 16.\u2014The Tribune says no measure bas yet been taken to quell the war in Southwestern passage rates, which is being pro- secnted with great vigor.There is dai greater danger that the war may be gener THAT PENSION FUND.\u2014NEw YORK, Nov.16,\u20148ubacriptions to the pansion fund for the ex-Presideut now amount to $18,396.Levi P.Morton, John Jacob Astor, Robert Lennox Kennedy subacribed $1,000 each.DEFECTIVE BALLOTS.\u2014 Naw YORK, Nov.16.\u2014The canvassers in West Cheater County erday refused to throw out ballots technically defective.XOT THE MAN.\u2014NEew York, November 16,\u2014 The man supposed to be Gillen, the murderer of Mary Segerson, who surren- dr red at Stockholm, N.J., proves togbe a lunatic named Banker.BONDS LOBT.\u2014Nzw York, November 16,\u2014 À report reached the pelice early this morving that a Broad street broker had lost tons to the amount of $150,000.The name was not divelged.88.ARRIVALS.\u2014Nzw Yorx, Nov, 16.\u2014 Arived, 88.¢ Anchoria,\u201d from Glasgow, and ** Egypt,\u201d from Liverpool.A MILLIONAIRE'S MOVEMENTS, \u2014 SAN Fraxcisco, Nov.16\u2014John W.Mac- , the millenaire, started for Paris.It lieved he will at no distant day settle in Now York city.INSANE ASYLUM BURNED.\u2014 Sr.PrT2R, Minn., Nov.18.\u2014An inmne assy.| lum, containing 600 inmates, was burned last night.The building cost $600,000, OANADIAN.THE WEATHER AND SHIPPING.\u2014 Marank, Nov 16.\u2014 Clear and oold ; light south-west wind ; one two -masted outward this m .Cars Rosixzs, Nov 18.\u2014Cloudy and oold ; therm 86 ; light north breess; BS \u2018\u2018 Beaver\u201d outward at 7 pm.yesterday.Epitted Carpet Lining and Staly Pads.Bee advertising columa this page.ge THE IRISH TROUBLES.The Camp at Loush Mask \u2014 Father O'Malley's Expedition, NEw York, November 16.\u2014 The //erald has the following cablegram, dated Dublin, November 185 The weather at Lough Mask 18 still we:.Aa if to add to the discomfort of the trcops, s heavy, slesty snow has been fail Dg all theevening.A good deal of work was done to-day.Father (\u2019'Malley's expe.diticn, composed of the tenantry on the Lough Mask estate, to wait upon the Earl of Erne, is being rapidly organized.They will offer to pay full rent ou condition that Us}.t.Boyrott be dismissed.Father () Malley l'as issued an address to the people of Lre- land, asking them to subscribe fands suiti- cient Ww defray the expenses of the undertaking.Ho bas arranged to lead the party biwself.They will start on Thursday worming from Claremorris, spending the pight iu Mullingar.They will proceed on tle following morning to Crown Castle.They are going through the counties from which the Boycott expedition was recruited.Fatler O'Malley, in an 1uterview wub I had t-day with him, sud that be proposed tuul tho expedition shcold show the utter \u20181liculousuess of the situation at Lough Mask.He thought that ; th- affair would tend to basten the flual sut- tement of the land «question, on which hn was in sympathy with the rest of the eoan- try.\u2018* When we are gone vorcb, \u201d he sait, \u2018sou will have an army of horse, fout and d.agocns guwrding an nent from tenants who ure gore ou à loug jouruey for the par- p eol ddfeniny ter rent to the laudlord.\u201d Father O'Muiloy 15 lebcitiued to carry oil his proiect.Tle Horid'y Loudon special gays at tue Cainnet meeting yesterday the laad «res.tion wes discussed.Two scheuiey of setting it were saugested, one bused ou the idea of piving tenants grater security in the ouctpation ot land, the other based ou the 1Cea cf author zing tenants to buy ous fwd.lords on arbitration as to price.Capi talists are understood to favor th: latter pien.À bitter feeling han been cherished against the landlords in the County Cork, on acount of thir constant demand for a rep: of the hadeas corpus act, for coercive legislation, and for the snppreegion of the pregent agitation by the military.The Episootic, To the Edator of TUE STAR : Sir, \u2014 lu reading over the different articles on the prevailing disease that is prevalent at the present time in this city and elsswhere, one cannot help being struck with the death rate and those that are supposed to bo dying.Now, my opinion is that it is not so prevalent, not #0 fntal, nor yet 50 severe as when it was here before.The symptows do not pieseut themselves in near such a severe tos as in the last outbreak.la the fist place tbe fever does not run so high.The discharge from the nostrils is not so excessive, nor yot so coptous or purulent is its nature, and the cough is not so distressing and the whole general appearance of tae animal dues not indicate such extreme weakness.The symptoms as they appear yield more easily to proper and judicious trest- ment and in 8 much shorter period, of course, There are horses which are badly housed, and still less poorly fed, and in some places hygienic principles are out of the ruestion.They bave not sufficient strength or constitution to withstand the strain on their poorly nourished rystorus and they succumb.I may merelymention 6 parazat that oi 70 cases 1 have had they are all becoming coavalas.cent, with the exception ol four or five, whic showed a little inflamiatory action going on in the lungs, but under the circuwnstances are doing well, nor do I anticipate any s-rious results, nor have I had any that proved fatal, and the natural conclusion I come to is, it is not fatal.The treatment should be ver inom fees that m2d@ cating well, with ouly a slight cough, should work, for if they eat well thay ought to do some of the work of those that are really sick and caunot and therefore are unable to do any wok.For it beccmes a serious consideration with with those who have large contracts on band pot to be able to full tham.Mind I am net advocating the working of sick horees, I mean those who are feeding well and do not show any alarming symptoms, also the weather must be taken into consideration.If the weather continues as it has done of course the cases will bo retarded, it it clears and we have nice fine frosty weather, I have not he least doubt we will sea very little of it, and thoss that arestill ill will rapidly recover.\u2018Trusting you will excuse we for oc .pylng so much space in your widely civ ulated paper, I am, , .Wx, Patrersoy, Je, .M.R.C.V.8, Vet.Surgeon, Cotte St, The treatment consists of good nursing in the first place, patient kept io a food roomy box or stall, keep p:oper ventilation, sud if feverish small doses of nit.pot.2 or 8 drachms ; if cough bad, stimulate throat with ordinary blister ; if breathing bard, stizaulate sider, giving hot gruel ; if \u2018appetite pre- cutious, change the diet oocasionally, carrots, hot bran, boiled cats, &o., &c.; if the | animal is very weak a bottle of beat stout or ale twice a day, til! strength regained, aud by degrees return to ordinary fo \u2018Wx.PATTERSON, JR, Vet.Surgeon and M.R.C.V.8.The enterprising burglar is is burgling just now à poo deal.He prowls Ts the suburbs ¢f London armed with a revolver, aud at the lonely midnight hour he forcibly enters any dwelling in which he thinks there is likely to be * awag,\u201d and endeavors to secure\u201d it.Should the inmates object, he shoots them, and, as a rule, oscapes.There bave been several little affairs of this kind cf late, and there is quite a demand for fire.arma on the part of suburban residents, who are anxious to provide weapons before the robbers secure all thoso available, The pistol trade is quite brisk in conmsequence.\u2014 London Empire.Spocini Notice Dr.Wnp's Lecture TRIB EVENING, \u2014 Clergymen who have not been supplied with tickets to the above lecture to be held in the Queen's Hall will be admitted at the doar.Buy your lived kid gloves at Boud's, 415 Notre Dame.Bond's hand.knit ed gloves, cheapest winter gloves, at Bond's.Bond's gloves can\u2019t be beaten, Kew Advertisements tu-02:- TO BIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF THE CITY UF MONTREAL.A \u2014 The nucersignod oliizans r@- X 14 apectfatiy request your Woesbt;) 5 2 will convone publie meeting of the citizens of Montroal 10 ane nto .eration the sad calamity whih bas 2 coud at the Albion Mices, Plotuu Kova Bootls, rosaitiag in serious joss of life and great destruclion of property.L.J.Sargeant, H.EB.Murray, Henry Dobell.Prank Soot, J.Ferrier, GR.Grindiey Chas.B.Gould, Aifrea Savage kon, Glibert Ecott, Ww, Ogllrie Hugh Mclennan, H.Morin, Chas.F.Smithers, H 4 A.Allan, D A P.Wat Angus Maodounel), Enfer Relord é00., A: Miubol, Jobu M.Yours.@.Bio hen,\u2019 J.EB.Rirk pat uk, Geo.lager, Chas Holland : y Grenier, John Hamill où, 1 Hager ros » R Thineadssu, Jas MoDougsll, A.J.Bray, Norr's & Routd, John Dyas Alfyed Perry, T.K.BAY, G.Cheney, Chas.J.Cyursol.In conformity with the foregoing requisition, I do bereby call à Pablio Meeting of the oltisens of Moa- trrai to be held tm the Mechanics\u2019 Instital THURSDAY, the 18th inas , at Pour o'clock p.m.B.Biv ARD, Mayor.Mayor's Office, Cfty Hal Montreal, 151b Novem \u201c7132 HORSE DISTEWPER EPIZOOTIO\u2014-1880, HUMPHREYS Homoeopathic Veterimary Specifies are the oaly sure and safe remedies for this disease, \u2014Easily administered \u2014 sffectiva \u2014 prompts.The Specifics for this disease are: A.A, a4 fires; to be followed bp or alternated with the C.C.0e B.R,\u2014the 0.0.if in the throat; the B.K, if the disease has extended to the lunge.Full éleections with each bottle.PAMPHLET PARE.Humphreys\u2019 Homeopathic Med.Oo.109 YULTON STAERT, NEW YORK.FF For Bathing or Gergling purposes, wes Humphreys\u2019 Marvel ofHealing H.HASWELL & .oo Agents, 150 37 Joo Rew Msedisements to-day.| PHE MONTREAL DAILY STAR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1580: New Advertisements to-day, Auction Sales, BANK OF MONTREAL.NOTICE 18S HEREBY GIVEN THAT A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT.npon the paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution bas been Jdoclared fur the current half ysar, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House tn this city, and at (ta Branches, on and after WEDNBSDA Y, the first day of DECEMBER next.The Transfer Books will bo closed from the 1dth to the 30th of Kovem ber next, both days inclusive By urder of the Board, CHAS.F.SXITHERS, Gencral Manager.Montreal, 1h October, 1KY0.24\u201d om MONSTER SALE \u2014or- CLOTHING \u2014 FOK - MEN AND BOYS.We have determined to selt the whole of onr magnificently ~ ace stock reyarolexs of vost, and we beg 107 mind our patrons aud the pub ic, that at notime didsnhun ©, portunity present it rif for purchasing f'at-class clotuing at such GXtIs crdinary LOW PRICES.Al' our go6)a have beeu newly manu fmotar-sé Wiis , Team ni sperinl caro beiny paid tn procuriog lhe latest Loveltios, so 1hal we ORD LOW proses.to the public tho largest, newest and toast made st ca ever \" shown fu the City, and we are quite snro thot our prices wil be astonishingly low.\u201c 570 Men's Ulster \u201c made tn firet claseat; le, tweed lined, to bo suld ro NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS3 \u2014 IN THB\u2014 TOWN AND MUNICIPALITY OF LONGUEUIL.The Trustees of the Longurui! Dissentiant B.:hool tru to injorm threes Proprietors who have not yot Psid the Fchcoi Tax that the aocpunts have been sent \u2018hroouh the Montreal Foat «fice, and shonld they not rexch their proper destination, Duplicates will b> \u2018uinisbea on application to the secretary at No.dass 8t.raulstreot, Montroal.This tax is payaole #° 116 shovte nam:14 Cffler, and il the amnouut le nnt D +10 before ine first of ilecember nost, tha tax will Le devi d Cn the rior erty by the Couuly Troswut se 1: ACCOTE UT.0 With the provisi.us of tae boh soi Act, By order of the Trustees, THOS.ALEX.BOYD, Recrotary-Troas rer, FOR SALE.100 Brls, Split Peas, Yot and Pear! Barley, 260 Cases B.C.Salmon, Differant Brands, 471 J ALEGO, T.T.T.Tomatoes IN LOTS.L.CHAPUT, FILS & CO.2x7» $5,000 TO LEND ON FIRST MORTGAGE CITY PROPERTY.Apply to RAMSAY & ATEVENSON, 270 2° 1781.JOHN STHRET.- VV ALKING MADE EASY.Corus, Bunions and Iu Iazrowing Nailw, Removed without pain, by J.VEZINA, Cbiropodist, AT 106%; BLEUBY BTRERT.Best of city rofc; enoos.2716 WANTED \u2014 For the Woollen Trade, two travellers, weil acqualntod with merchaut tall rs and woo len buyers, cue for Townships end east of Moaotres), and one for ground wat from Montreal, trat-clanes men will be liberally trested with.Ay ply by letter only, M, Fisher, Bons 4 Co., Montreal.7s BILL JARD TABLESAND BIL- RD FURNISH (NGS, - Always In Btock, » complete sesorime nt of Ji: lard and utelie Pue- plehings, also n few Parlor Billiart Tab.es very cheap.I.NIGHTINGALE, 7 & 9 St.John atest.UBLI1COC NOTICE is hereby given, thet the undersigned has applied to the Corporation of the city of Montreal for perm!ii- sion to make a skating rink tn o hiogton stre-t, corner of Richmond\u2014 II LOMAS St HHORSES CLIPPED IN FIRST.CLASS styla, at the Omnibus 8trbies of J T.Morey, 748 Craig sireet.470 8 ENTLEME Carrlage Engs and Horaa Covers ] and Bra!dea at the Broadway, the Dominion.7ud Ural Ptrcot, a Notch IA ERED SY Gt VEN rsignad have applied to the O TRADESMEN\u2014An Exper- fenced book-kneper wants books to write up and keep, J-ttcrs to wri'y, and sccounts to make out during tho eveniay or day time, terms moderato _Adoiers, \u201c Q 370,\" Brs+R office.208 PEBSONAL- - Will Mary, lately cook at Mr.Peter Reypaihs', ploase call at No.8 Berthelot eircet, a2 SOON As posaiblo.60 4 ERBONAL.\u2014Will L.H., torm- erly of Darcouer street, please send Mires to A.W., Braz olice 2/03 A LADY PI ANISTE FROM Gormany, Berlin, a pupll of Prod, Halisk, wita distinguished testlimonialy desires to give privato lessons \\u music and German.Address, Mu hlide Miller, 808 Bhorbrooke street.2713 R SALE\u2014A Black aod Carly Xewfoudiand Pup 4 mooths oid pose $ apply at 48 Dorchemier 2troet.HOUSE WANTEO, by a \u20ac married souple, nD childroa\u2014 Part of a = Houso unfurulsuoé, With of wituvat st- truus nor, west of Bloury street, or viciaity of Eoy- lish Cathudral pretarred.Address N 4, Bean § offio>.To LE'T \u2014 Huuso, three rooms, p inted and tinted for good t The Civanen for the season have pow pened cases the able leadership of Mr.WAL LIDD The h been lately refitted wilh per eoparaine and à hover Bol vat pat op, ie 200 Ssitt Treasurer, BIBLE SOCIETY MEETINGS, 1880.Anniversary Meetings of Branch Bible Bocietien, at which Public Addresses on week days, and Des» mons on Bundays, will be given the Rev.Jaws » Guæxn, of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society, and the Ministers of the Gospel lu the different locale ties, according to the order, date and time given below.Al} are respectfully invited to attend.WESTERN TOUR.: Cornwall, Monday, November 8, 7.80, MONTREAL AND VICENITT.Point Bt.Chazics, Wednesday, Hovembes 23; 7 Mo Uston, Thoreter, November 18.7,30 Cote dos ay, Horvember in am.H ve y, November 81, 7 pu 11 the bour vo unsuitable any place, the friends RE hie Le change it to suit Ridemsaives sallow the Agent time trom the next adh poxt following appointinent, and him ho TO THÉ FRESIDANTS\u2014A Nttle gonera! will work wonders.A to meet lighted (and moderately warmed \u2018When nu and thorough publicity, will work prosper, provail we ocollactery their work Uioroughiy the Anal ° Peport tbe several amounts of their colleotiome % the Meeting, together with the number of Bibles and Testaments sold, the stiount realised these- _ from, and à short plain nancial statement, with teres with the \u201ctee ee \u2014\u2014 = $ F i ti k { A fs en PE a Usetul and Fancy Articles for pe - Bazaar Open trom 2 to 10 pms i | X NU ETE as, a n ee 3 ei Urbain street ?ot.on EM APP AIT Upper BL, Tian etrest.o Ekapp, Kay, barrialér, of à daughier LENNON-\u2014In this city, on the 15th No- eLENNON 2 wife of Isaac Glennon, af à son.BE the 18th Novemb r, at 131 Ft.OE aw street, the wife of P.Thos.Gibb, ot s daughter.0 8 ELTON\u2014AL 8 Union avenue, on the 14th November, the wife of F.Chariea 8keiton, of a daughter.$70 3 MARRIAGES.3 MCGOVERN, MONA MEE\u2014Un the 16th November, In Bi.Patrick's Church, by the Rev.Father Dowd.Mr.P.McGovern, Miss Georgle McNamee.DEATHS.MAR( EAU\u2014In this city, on Monday, the lib November, ai l8v St.Hubert street.J.He:menigllde Marceau, aged 19 years Tne faneral takes place at Napierville on the 18th instant.CONWAY-\u2014On Monday, the 15th Novem- der, st the Montreai General Ævspilal, Bridget Conway eidest daugnter of Wal- thew Conwuy, dallina, Ireiand, aged 33 enrs.; The funeral will Lake pl from Der \u201cbla \u2019s r-sidonoe.NO.oer Ie a Weduesday, the (7Lb inst, at 2:50 p.m Friends snd scqosiutances wil p'eane attend without turfber vers _ ton.on Monduy, the 15t MUR.BY oD Bars McDeriuowt, beloved wife o: L.P, Murphy.Frienus spd acquaintances are respectfully retested Lo noel the body at the Bopaver' ure Depot un the arrival of Lbe Centra! Vermont train, thence to tha res.dence Lf her brother-in-law, 47 St.David a .Le otice of faneral hereafter.BIPLING\u2014In this city, on Sunday, the lith November, ay the age of 22 years and # months, Adelina, youngest bter of Mr.Joseph Mipling.FORTER\u2014At Knowlton, on Bunday, the 14th November, at the residence of her sou.T.BE.Foster, Sally Beiknap, widow of the late Dr.Stephen Meweil Fuster, aged 86 years and 6 months.pera] at Knowlion, on Wednesday.the 17th Instant, at 1 p.m.MURPH Y\u2014On the 15th November, Thomas Murphy, aged 23 years, late ot Lue Mon- treai Water Works.DE COUAGNE\u2014AL Lachine, on tha lith November, Alfred de Coaagne, M.D, as the age of 4 years.: HOWLEY\u2014!'n tus city, on the lith November, aller 8 uy ering illness, James Hrwley.cooper, nged 60 years, New York apd Chicago papers please copy.Nottoss of Births, Marriages and Deaths teMch are recetved too lais for insertion wader the regular dead will de found as of advertising column in EKzira fom, The best place to buy your bedding is at Wm.King's, 652 Craig street.Mattresses made of every kind of material now in use.Spring beds of a!l the latest improved patterns fot in ::ock, Mattresses made over and retiuoed same dsy when desired Prices always very low foe cash.3712 Speein] Netice.4 Coryaine Powder\u2019 is sold by all Drng- ists snd is recommended as superior to ail tarrh Souffs.25¢ a box.Cheap tailors\u2019 shears, 10, 11, 12 and 13 in.Birong hotel stew pans, fry pans and steel 22k broilers, also French fry pans with ba.ksts a® L.J.A.Burveyers, 534 Craig street.Nasa Catazan, Asthma, Bronchitis and lung disesses speedily cured the Spirometer, just introduced by Mr.Souvielle, lite of Paris, and ex-aide-surgmon of the French army.Physicians and: sufferers »ro invited, tree of charge.Office, 13 Phillips Bquare, Montreal, Hcurs, 10to 12, 2 to 4,and 7 to 8.Two O'ciock P.M.OOMMEROIAL.Whelesale Provision Market, All lines of provisions are quiet, bat the market, nevertheless, is steady.Recent sales of Kamouraska butter are ssid to have been on Lower Ports account.There was some little movement in butter and cheese between jobbers, but we could hear of no new features.The Liverpool cable this morning still quoted cheese at 67s and here the market ls quiet at 124c to 13c.We-quote wholesale lots of butter as follows : \u2019 \u201c$17.50 for large lots, and $1 \u2014Lhoico Eastern Townships, 220 to 28¢c; fair to fine, 200 to 31¢ ; choice Morrisburg, Cc to 22c ; fair to fine, 19c to 20c ; cheice Brockville, 196 to 2Ilc; Western, 166 to 19e ; Kamouraska, 1546 to 17c; Cream- ory, fancy, freeb, 26c to 270.There is veme little engquiry for mess pork at $17 to for smaller enes.Lard ia steadyat sbout 1330.Fresh eggs :n cases continue to bring 18c to 19c, and a rcarcity is complained of.Haws at 124c to 13c are almost neglected.The gume and poultry season is upon us, but very little business has been done so far, the weath- « being too mild.Saddles of vension are bald at 8c, and carcasses at 5c to 6c.Part.\"+ xidges, 45c to 0c per brace.* auoted, the } rices are unchanged Becretiry Sherman's hostility to the standard silver dollar is very well known ; his fortheoming report will recommend that ita coinsge be disocntinued, or, if the coinage is to be continued, that the weight be increased so as to maks it equal in value to « gold dollar, and that the amount to be coined monthly be left \u2018at the discretion of the Secretary or the Treasury, N The railway war in the West continués.Yesterday both the Wabash and Alton Railway offices were crowded with people.The Alton rate was: St.Louis $3, Omaha #7, Kana City $5.There is no from last weeks rates to intermediate paints.The Wabash road continnèd selling St, Louis tickets at §1, Omaha $6, Kausas City $4.Tomorrow general managers will meet Li bat no one predicts- what they {gs > xs F5, Ca YE bs | Rew Mredisements this P.M, NEWSBOYS! Ours scquainiance with the Newsboys sovms to have increased in about the same proportion 8s aur business kas.Five years ago we eniertained Vorts Boys.TO-mOITOW evening we shall entertain about One Hundred and Twenty, ineluding the girls.Bach previous year we have had old John Hanamivan, Mnown smoog st the boys and giris as \u2018\u2018the old man.\u2018 This yesr he will be mimed, and we ars quite cert.in the boys and girls wnll be sorry, a9 they always treated hin very kindly, and \u201cthe oid man\u201d appeared 10 be very fond of them all, and be e1 Jus ed these meetings grravly.NOTICE.The Boys and Girls will please mact at (he tor at Haif past Eix o'clock, To-morrow (Wednes isy Eveutag.18 1s pleasing to potios how neat and clean the beys avd giris have slways appeared at these 60- tert.inments, and doubtless to-morrow sveniny they will try to excel provicus years in this respect, SHEETINGS! There 18 00 place whare yon oan get a larger and better assortment of Shoetings than as S.CARSLEY\u2019S., GREY SHEETINGS! Fair quality of Grey Bhroting, onty 20\u20ac per yard.Good Grey Bheettug, only 32¢ per yard.Very good Urey Sheeting, ouly 240 per yard.PLAIN WHIVE SHREETINGS! Fair quality White Sheeting.21c per yard.6006 White Sheeting, only 250 per ywd.Very good White Bheeting, only 310 per yard.Exirs good 9-4 Whita Sheeting, only 400 put yard.TWILL WHITE SHEE) INGS! Goc ¢ Twil) Sheeting, ooty 26¢ per yard.Ver) good Twill Sheeting, nuly 35¢ per yard.Extra good T will Bheeting, 39c per yard.Good masortment:of heavy double warp Sheetings.Prices very low.8.CARSLEY, MONTREAL.Clapperioa\u2019s Thread io very smooth.eu fl AT 8.CARSLEY'S \u201cYou cam get Ladies\u2019 Lamb's Wool Hoslery to all makes and qualitios and quantities.AT 8.CARSLEY'S You oan get Ladies\u2019 Lambe\u2019 Wool Underdressss in Digh Xeoks and Low Necks, in Long Elesves and Bhort Slee es, in Light makes and Heavy makes, suitable for Ehort, and Long, Btout, and Thin Ladies.) AT 5.CARSLEY\u2019S You can get all sorts of L~dizs\u2019 Hose In Striped ana Plain, Bta'pes up and down, Stripes aarces, and all hinds of mixtures.Light and Derk,in Ribbed and Plain, in Black, White, Scarlet, Drab, Brown, Blus, Vioist, and Oa ford mized, and Cambridge mixed, and mixtures without ams, 5.CARSLEY'S Assortment of Corsets 1a now replete with all sizes and makes.AT 8.CARSLEY\u2019S Yom ean got the Sublime Osrset, ihe Princes Louise, the C.B., thé A.À.Coreet the Victor, Vio toris, D.J.B.Thompeon\u2019s, H.Thompson's, G.Thompson's, Cuirasse, the Laflor, the Globe, the Crrset of the Puinre, La BSultane, the Cheswick Corset, the Rose, the Graceful Corsat, and the Arst- class Corset, all kinds, all prices, all shapes.CARSLETY\u2019S GLOVES.In Ladies\u2019 Gloves no one need leavo B.Carsioy'a Store without being served, as his stock is the largest, and the most complete, and the cheapest in the Dominion.8.CARSLEY, Try Clapperton\u2019s Thread.~~ SEAL SEINS ! 1880.vc The 8 o trade is quitess achive us it has < en .Prices are wonderfully steady SEAL SBACQUES\u201438 inches.cona{ggiing the heavy receipts, and round \u201c ce \u201434 4 tar af of mama UC # \u201486 « ve * 0 A EP 08 hv or crowd- ) _ ing both French an rma Len out of De Foglis markt, NU, ma st MUFFS and HATS slone bas received 219,761 b,ÿ in TO MATCH of last year, the imports to Avent aris ts® \u2019 161 barrels as sgninat ae père a Stock or Made to Order, CY RETAIL M'ETS.x LOTS AE = ASE at., oar $e vga de à or nese LOWEST \u2018ho retail markets, as is r sual this time of he year.The prioc> of poultzy are quoted higher ail round this week, while of frait and other stutfe from s wo.uantities of tue fameuse apples ward nsccours Market, by the basket and The prices current are as follows .\u2014 UR, MEAL AND G .\u2014 Four, Je 100 Ibe.$330'10 3.Buckwneat Rour.d02 25; Oatmeal so 30 to 9 40} Cornmeaf, ysilow.do, 140; white, d0., $9 50 , Moulis, do, 1 :0 to | 40 : Bean, 200 bp 800; Pov bush, \"octo 91 04; Buokr ; ; $00.Beans.white and yellow, Cod, from $700 to $150 10 $3 50: 7 case.§7.00 to $0.00; per box, 84.00 5 i Beare, $13 ee i Joie Grapes, 200 rib; aga grapes, per keg.VEGETABLES.\u2014 Pota few, bushal, 38c; sweet do, $i per 1, earrots, mw.Fer bushel, 30 to 40c ; s, now per bbl, To-day Isr cffered at the very cheap.LO , ie 8, per æ 3 tabbages, dosen, 55 to 300 ; how ges ox isd lettuce, per dou 300; bash, 91 00; beets, 400 fa 66 per bush: celery, § pet dozen ; turnips, 40c per bush ; spinach, 7 per dosh, .DAIRY PRODUCI Beot prèst butter 25e to 356 ; 23,823 180 lo Bic: veus, packad, 185% 310; new , POULTRY 4 MRAT.\u2014 Dressed fowls, per pair, 300 te 60e; Piack Ducke per paîr, 81-36.\u2018Purkoys, pairs, $3 20 36 81 50 ; Partridges to Sve brace ; woodenck.§ Teh hE Gems ete per ; quarten 20 : \"Veal, per 18 30 to 130; Por per Ih, 1: Hams, per to 16s: Lard, Ib, 12c; Sausages, per Ib, 106 15c.Haros, Bee per couple.Bnipe and Plover, $3 per dosen; Ducks, bine bills, 300 per palr in - tera, 106 Lo 12e ; And Cod, 66 to 7c, HaBibnt, Pe; Mackerel, 13c; Black-bass apd Dore, to 13e : Pixe, 90.Ooar.\u2014 During the weex thsre has been à fair de- mana for this article, but most of the orders re- otived were {rr 1mali quantities, none deing over thirty tons s0 Tar a8 we could hear, The tollowmg are the prices guoted :\u2014 Purnacr, .Bay, 8323 Chesinat, 8 Ÿ5 ; Btove, 6 50 ; Soft Coal, 3 UU.The total outputs of Antracite eoal from the gzerican mines for week ouding Ostober 6th, was 884,500 tons sn lecrease of 90,794 we ss he amount taken out during the corresponding week jast year Woon.The business In wcod hat been very brisk and a large Rumber of tales are reported.The lowing are od Ee ale, $7 00, ween, 853, cool sé 00, Tamarack, 94 50 to MONTERAL STOCK RAPOBT.(ANORYES WFBELALLY JOB TEN SBAD-) - Movember 16, 1830.tr Pat.) Sans.vases op Va 200; AU.[Pane ;al.[1871% 58 315 00 - eee] 9140 BI) 39 00 = [Hd do su) à - .]101g9l0 0%] BY - .|137 t0 38 187 OU tier] 94 to 98 2e v0 = i120 18 118 BO = 2.112 to 14 \u2018| 88 00 : - 1441a00 354] 67 50 - ad to 87a] 6600 pea eetitene: ma.- - » > POSSIBLE PRICES IOHN HENDERSON & C0, 283 Notre Dame Street, MONTREAL.704 CHEAP GARPETS! Just reetived, and now om view, ons of the finest assortments of HENYP CARPETS tver imported.All ihe designs betag naw.and in , some of » number of differont quali them paies «s boavy 3nd almost as durable a8 a WOO.DUTCH, al lots ihan haf price.Large vary eheap kinds, Dew patterns.lot of the HENP STALE CARPETS in greas variety of qualit \u201cme width and priot.\u2026 The attention of The TRAD ie directed Pris cUBSIGE BORN whom favorable quotai will De offered.JUST OPRNAD, à ARolchof SHEEPSKIN MATS in all colors and sizes.The bent assortment of SCHOOL BAG B10 be found anywhere, al: hand, from 250 up.\u2018ways où THE CARPET WARBHOUSE, 439 & 4061 NOTRE DAME AT, ; (BSTABLISHED 1869.) JAMES BAYLIS & SON, 281004+ EW BORAP NE} PICTURES ! 500 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS EWING & CO., No.14 DeBRESOLES STREET.08+ HEXBY R.GRAYS DENTAL PEARLINRE ! A ge TE EE an sala a4 Drag Btores.* 100 STORAGE-AIL kinds ot House- Da Joa Tn Fee wens Aa terms, at Shaw's Bulldings.73 7386, Hs 4 will UANADIAN, WORK BSUSPENDED.\u2014Quaske, Nov.16.\u2014Mr.Hogan, contractor for the ballasting of a portion of the Intercolonial Railway, has received orders to suspend opera- tious for the remainder of the season, owing to the near appreach of winter.The work is very advanced, only six miles, it is reported, remgining to be ballasted between Bt.Thomas ond Cap St.Ignace.During the summer this contract has given ew loy- ment to 200 men.PROBABILITIES.\u2014M XTEO RO L 0910AL 8ryicx, ToBonro, Nov.16,10 a.m.\u2014Pro- babilities for the next 24 hours :\u2014Lakes, south-weaterly to porih-westerly winds, partly cloudy to cloudy weather, with local fails of smew, stationary or slightly lower Umparature.St.Lawrence, moderate to frrah winds, fair to cloudy weather, with light snow in some lucalities.Gui, moder- ale winds and fair weather, FHOM OTTAWA.[SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THD STAR.) PERBONAL.\u2014 Orrawa, Nov.18.\u20148i- Charles Tupper arrived this morning from Winnipeg.Mr.Sullivan, Premier of Prince Edward Island, 18 in town.THE RAILWAY COMMIBSION.\u2014-A number of coniracturshave been su:nmosed to give evidence bxfure the rauway co.niunis- sion, which will continue its situngs wL-!> Parliament is in session, THB BSTELLARTON DISASTER.Another Victim\u2014 Work on 1be Burn ing ine\u2014lhe Fire Increming\u2014 Aid tor the Sufferers.BTELLARTUN, N.8, vi Halifax, N.5., Nov.16.\u2014 Wm, Danbar, the old law cleaner whose injury at the pit bottom ou Friday, was before referred to, died Last migh: He complained of suffering from the nigbt before, which was takeu as a sign ol im provement, but yesterday the sense of pain sguin leit him, showing that his system was becoming weaker, and he soon relapeed inte insenaibtlity in which condition he died.Gangs of men were sent over to Cage Pit and closed up all the skafls, as there was a heavy draw there, which proved that they were aiding the conllayration in Fuord pit by giving it draught.Several other boles were also stopped up in old unused works which connected with the barniug pit.At midnight the Now Giasgow and Pictou steam engines were still ut work.The former commenced at noon oa Suuday and the other the same evening and have been at work ever since [n the handa of volunteer fremen from the two towus.The aspect of affairs was not as encouraging as it hud been during the day.Biuoks was o2ap coming up the back shaft close by the pau shaft, which showed that notwithstanding the immense quantity of water sent down the housting shaf: the fire was still] gaining and farther and more violent explosions were quite probable.A strong blast from the back of the shaft, from which black smoke is now issuing, would damage if not ruin the great steam, pump, which 1a one of the most vala- able pieces of machinery in the wo ks.The reatest efforts ure being made to prevent a beavy explosion in this direction as no further damage can be done at the fan shaft, but the destruction of the other two means the irretrievable ruin of the whole mine.Word has arrived that Montreal has been holding a public meeting and substantial aid may be expected from there.A philanthropist in that city has undertaken to make | arrangements for similar meetings and the taking of collections in the principal - upper Province cities in aid of the sufferers.Hurry Lindley\u2019s dramatic company perform in New Glasgow o T y night, aad \u2018in Pictou en Wednesday night, in aid of the sufferers.City News.BONAVENTURE D&roT.\u2014The parcel and t'a office at the Bonaventure street pot will be ready for occupancy next week.As it connects with the depot it will be of great convenience, as all businesscan.be transacted without leaving the building.ProrgssronaL Bmeeanrs.\u2014 Edward Hamel, a carter, who has been drunk for the past eight days, bit the finger of Francois elisire, a blind beggar, who a with bis wife in Court.She stated that ¢* she lived an the contributions of the charitably osed.\u2019\u2019 Hamel said they lived with bim, but he wanted to get rid of them.Tae Recorder fined him $5 or one month for the assault, SENIOR SCHOOL SNOWSHOR CLUB.\u2014 Yesterday afternoon the boys of the Senior Bchocl, of which Mr F 8 Haight, M A, is Principal, organized themselves into s snowshoe club.Mr R 8 Weir, BCL, was upanimously elected President, and V Pennington, Secretaiy.The Committee copnists of T Hersey, J Craven, F Nivin, A Bishop, G Matthewson, G Carson, N Connor, J Ogilvy, F C Lamb, ALMOST FATAL DEsavch,\u2014Thme disreputable women drank deeply all day yesterday in a house on Cham street.Helen Hughes struck Margaret Giblin with a plate, inflicting so severe a wound that Dr.Besa, chard was called in to sew up her head.She presented a shocking spectasle.Annie Logan, an inmate, was also arrested for .Bowling\" and disturbing the neighbar- .presented à 8 ce The Recorder fined them each or two months, At the Hotels.Sr.Lawrence Haur.\u2014Arthur Lockwood, Beauce ; Thos Walls, Toronto ; WH Pentiand, Three Rivers ; Geo G Foster, Knowlton ; Mrs and Miss Paton, Sherbrooke.Orrawa Horau\u2014L N Bourgeois, Dan.ville ; W H Lynch, Arthabaska ; B C Good.hue, Danville ; W B Smith, Toronto ; E V Cherry, Cincinnati ; Mrs O'Halloran; A B Foster and wife, Cowansville, snd F F Farmer, U S Consulste at Three Rivers.Briet Notes.Miss M.Scott, of Renfrew, left her trauk at a French hotel in Montreal, of which she forgets the name.; Two hens were burned at the fire in tiere street last night.The horse which was burned was just recovering from the epizcotic, The * Pers,\u201d an ald East Indian\u2018 mail steamer, arrived in port the other day in ballast.The queer mild of the old vesse] led many people to suppose that she was a war ship, and in consequence she is an object of great interest to a large number of right- Beers, ; Personal, Lieut.-Col.Bacon, B.M., is at at on his semi-annual tour of inspection of the arms the battalions in the Gatineau dis.Honor the Lieut-Governor in Council bas been to appoint Mr J 8 Hunter, N P, an issuer of marriage licenses for the city of Montreal.pe Mr K N McFee, BA, B C L, a McGill Gold Medaist, and who was called to the ber last summer, left Montreal to-day to continne bis legal studies at the University of Paris.- The Rev.R.Campbell, who has lately been ted'to the hoporary position of lecturer of church history at Queen's College, left for Kingston yesterday.The reverend gentleman is expected to return to the city in a few weeks.SUBURB AN.Mr.Urqubart, Assistant Inspector of weights and messures, hss to-day, entered on a tour of ion of the weights and messures used by Ste.Cunegonde merchants, \u2019 _ À meeting of the Presbyterian cougrega- chtrch hers on Mendy evening oext, to on Monday e consider the matter of calling a minister to that district.The second annual meeting of the Bt.Gabriel Church Temperance Association was beld in the lectnre room on Monday , The following officers were elected .\u2014 dent, Tha Watson, re-elected ; Vios-Presi- dent, Capt W McRobie ; Becretary, Peter J r, re ; Treasurer, J A Fletcher, re-elected.:__ As à farmer named Biair, was driving into Hcehelaga last night about six c\u2019elock from _Lavaltsie, the horse took fright and ram \u2018away.Being pulled over the light ronds and through the ruts in sach a manner, the buggy was upset and the farmer being Ms logn wee broken.captured near the Cotton Mills, but the wan lay at the side of the road until nearly seven o'clock, when be was found by Dr.Mercier and driven to the me Em eat hospital.SIMPSON, veh eR eR ON Bein AILY STAR, FUR HALL, MILLER & 18 DE BRESOLES STREET, Ara DAY.MANUFACTURERS OF FINS ELECTRO-SILVER PLATED WARE! J.R.HAS 2/3 ! Engraving and Lit'vwgraphing Business TO MORE 8PA\u2018OUS PRRMI3E3._ 111004 » \u2014 000 \u201cLIGHT 1 HALL LAMPS ! It costa no more to get a good Hall Lamp to suit your taste and purse, than to get one yon do not like.For the great variety, go to Cole\u2019s Lamp and Oil Depot Nos.418 and 440 Netre Dame Street.Hall Pendants, §! to $3.Hell Lamps, with Large (ilotes, $3 to $7.BBACKET LAMPS.Neat Kitchen and Passage Brackets, 50 to Thc.Fancy Bragket Lamps, $i.Handsome Bracket aps, 31.00.FRED.R.COLE, MANUFACTURER, 418 and 420 Notre Dame Street, Established 1857.71 + JOHN MURPHY & CO.COTLONS: Seven, eight, nine and ten quarter American Twillid Bheetings, bleached, as Hôc, 400, 450 and 80c periyard.The best value Inthe market.A gouil Grey Uotton Bhoeting, 4 yards wide, 35¢ T yard, Poney end White Cotton, » largs nod well assorted stock of all thu best makes in Canadian and American.Pillow Cottons, all widths.1INENS! Bootch hall-bleached Table Linens, In all widths, pauses tasnsiod in checks and Damaskp trom 80c > $1 per yard.= eben Damask Table Linens, in all yualities, from 0c te $1.50 and $2 per yard.amask Linen Doylica and Napkins of all sizes and qualities.Bleached and unbleached Huckaback Towell , bleached and unblesohed Huckaback Towels, Bcotch Crash, Buss! Crash, American Orash, Dowlas, Glass Towel and Towelling, Bird-eyed and Russia Diarers, Grass Linens, Fine Linuns, Hollands, Roller Towclilngs, Foifar Bheetings, Flessians, and every description of House Linen in great variety, Five Per Cent, over One Dollar JOHN MURPHY & CO.DIRECT IMPORTERS, 403 and 408 Notre Dame Street, OORNER ST.PETER.PEL\u2014We have sent a oable despatch for owr \u201cChevreau\u201d Gloves.A full aseortment in $,3,4 snd 6 Buttons, in Biack, expected shortiy.J.M.& Jo.DURHAM 7 CORN FLOUR! Excelling all others in Lower Specific gravity and greater parity.THE FINEST I EVER USED,\u201d I8 TRE REPORT OF Doctors, Chemists and Professional Cooks.Use only the Genuine.Imsist apes your Grecer supplying you wit this celebrated Band.It is necessary to warn the pablo against servile Y imitation of the ORIGINAL DURHAM FLOUR, and particularly agatust !nterestod and ignorant mi resentations.recôdmmending some very profitable preparation iustesd.Consumers must inalst on recetving the DURHAM, and form thetr opinion of its marits from actual nse.If this is dono and directions (on orery pack age) attended to, re ports of Doctors, Chemiats.professed Cooln and il be fully endorsed.Connofsnenrs w SOLE AGENT, WM.JOHNSON & CO'Y,, 77 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTBBAL 265 + HOSIERY ! (CLAGGETT & (COMPANY \u2014 ABE OFFERIN( \u2014 GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES\u2019 AND CHILDEER'S ALL WOOL HOSR À largelot on the counter to be sold at ONE HALF PRICE.\u2014 ALBOg\u2014 Splendid Heavy Cloth Jackets, AT HALP PRICE, AT CLAGGETT & COMPANY, ST.JAMES STREET, Ottawa Hotel.¥7l¢ FLAVORING EXTRAOTS.For Pure Flavoring Extrauts, LEMONY, Discount for on all cath purshase 268+ VANILLA, RATIFIA, &o., BUY THE BEAT, MANUPAGIUBED BF HENRI JONAS, {SUCCRSSOR TO ROSENHEIN BROS.) Yor sale by all grooeed throughont the D Rach boille bears the name HENRI JONAS.2884 St Lawrence Dye Works, $1 BLEURY STRERT.Damask, and Moreen Ourtains, Table sud Plane Cover Pieaned and dyed do 1008 like Dew.Ladies\u2019 810k and Woollen Dresses dyed In the mewestoolors.» Gents\u2019 Suits, Overcoats, ho.cleaned ana dyed.X.B~\u2014Lace Curtains, Kid Gloves and Feathers sleaned and Dyed.ST.LAWRENCE DYE WORKS, 31 Bloury street.00d THE GREAT FUR EMPORIUM ! A tall line of Ladies\u2019, Gont's and Children\u2019s Fars Dow CR hand.Tho aseortment comprises Jace 108, Sa, mots Beas, Caps, Gloves, Robes, Trimmings, dc.R.W.COWAN & CO, CORNER OP Hotre Dame and Bt.Peter Mtroots, £L J+ THE EST AND BEST PLACE t taing, your Rep, Damask or Broontelle angings.Bhoepsxin Mats, Gents\u2019 and Ladies\u2019 wear of ali kinds, al à or cl d gpé 0red 1a thu latest and most fashionable colors, ERITISH ANERIOAN DYEING 00.ort 1 Mca a 521 St.Joseph su \u201d Ro street, and 603 QUE NEW AND COMPLETE Famitui rs Waserooms, No.7 St.Joseph strest, w contal:s a stock of tbe newest dosigne in Par- 7, Dining, and Library Furniture.Loges with a large assortment of Fancy Vuruttare, including all ihe novelties of the newest de and finest fialsh.Parlor Bets from $30 to $350, hamber Sots from pas to'8400, at the oldest Faruitare Warerooms, No., % and 11 Bt.Joseph sireet, 26! VWANTED TO EXCHANGE, A WELL BUILT HOUSE, (Upper and Lower Tenemeni), in COATICOOK, EASTERN 'TO WNSHIPS FOR À SMALL HOUSE, WITH GARDEN, Somewbere not more than fifty miles distant from Montreal.Address, by Jestor, to a B 181.\u201cNiar* office.\u201c MASTIFF PUPS For Baie- Four Flas Thorough Bred Baglish Mas- {iff Pups.Apply as BTAR Office.S71 ¢ WANTED-\u2014Four General Servants.and three Oooks.À at New Employment Ageney, 31 Bieury o 271 1 Ww ANTED \u2014 A Traveller for Bocts and Shoes.93 Bt.Mary street 9713 A NT E D \u2014 Cabin Tees & Co , 11 Bonaventure street.ANTED \u2014 Six Upholsterers 16 BONAVENTURE STREET, Victoria priess, three onlles Oshaw.mI WANTED \u2014 A Young Girl, French or Raglish, to do ani wali table.Apply 500 Guy mos 271 2 WANTED \u2014 A êtes table | ore, Ty a eae 303 Notre Dame ress\" ANTED-Good 8boe Pasters, sats, \"0 Mmbine Gini, af 0 Mloury sage!) up- Square, MELT MM Mol pO\".® TOLD WATOHBE», 817, 8230, $39 to $33.SILVER WATCHEA $6.50, $9.00, 612.00 to $45.00.Cheap sale fox ome wook.All Watches warranted perfect time-keepers.Established 21 years.HENRY GRANT, ZION CHURCH.QUEEN'S HALL.Stings eam maw be leaned at the OMltce of e CHAS.H.WALTERS, CORN EXCHANGE.MONTREAL SNOW-SHOE CLUB.The Frst Tramp of the Season will taks place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 17th instant, to Pren- 8 dergast's.s Meet at Clint House, Mansfield street, At a quarter to BIGET sharp.R.McGILL STEWART.271 2 Hon.Bec, M.B 8.C.SALE OF 200 BARRELS OF CARAQUEITE OYSTERS.1 sm lustructed hy the Captain of the Echooner *\u201c Maybe.\u201d to sell at my stores, 235 Bt.Jameca street, + To-morrow (Wedneaday) Morning, 200 barrels fine Oysters.Without reserve, Sale at TEN o'ciock sharp.W.E.SIIAW, 271 Anctioneer.HE UNDERSIGNED wlll sell at their rooms, No.83 8t James strest, ou Wdnenday, 171th November fostnant, Beveral fine Beis of Bedroom snd Parlor Farnituro.Bleizhe, one Cottage ard one Byuare Pinno, Stoves, Baidware and a lot of Crockery.Sale without resceve, as TEN o'clock a.m.A.BOURBONNIERE, Auctioneer.711 REV.CANON BALDWIN will condnot The Roon-day Mrating, at Y.M, O.À.Ros m8, TO-MORROW (WEDKNESD Y) from 12 15 to \\.Bubject\u2014\u2018'bpecial Prayer for Young Moo.\" OM HALE\u2014An excellent family mare.A.ly I\\mmediately.No.436 La- KSnchetiere.+ 2718 OR SALE \u2014 Cbeap, chestnut more, 15.4; Bb yes.s old, good saddle avd buyyy male, alsu hondsome Capadlan pony and sroirera, B.F.Campe.Bt, Hilaire Station.7] 8 Fok sALE\u2014Hall and Cooking stoves, and grate stove.104 8s.Urbalg stroot.Fox SA LE\u2014~Dog Cart, Sleigh and one Cutter.1G Woife street.271 1 0 OM\u2014Furnished.51 San- guinet sireet.9716 ROOMB\u2014With first-class board, and French tuition, by nul.Masse, 11 Phillipe rqnare, 8718 ROOM-To Let, Bedroom and kitchen furnished Address * Coatre,\u201d\u2019 Bram Office.2711 Rooms 2 Comtortable Rooms to let.203 Bleury.2718 O U M 8 \u2014 Furnished.83 St.Urbein straet.27112 RVOM\u2014In Bieury street.Room AND BOARD\u2014 Wanted {mmediatrly, for a young man, vicinity of Viger Garden.Address, stating terms, which mast be Jow, to T 104, STAR office.271 } BOARD- Wanted by a married coaple.Btate terms, Address T 85, BTAB Off ve.4711 BeARD \u2014 Comfortable Front room with board.108 Mansfield street | 3 LOST; on St.Joseph street, on Baturday last, a red Russian leather rurse, with ** 1%, 8, 78\" ou clasp, with name and addross Inside, contained mo.ey, two small keys and some apers Pinder will receive Eultable reward at Tan office.271 2 LL OBT\u2014Tuaesday morning, a Skye Terrier Bitch, ears and tail out, had on à ool- far.The finder will be rewarded on returning her to 112 8%.Peter atroet.3rd flat.\u201c713 OST\u2014-On Saturday, between 88.Paul and Drummond 9, an on Avenue, a traveller's receipted book of socounts, Pincer wiil be rewarded by leaving at 438 se Paul treed.371 3 OST - Un Monday, from st.À James to Dubord streets, passing by Oral treet, a ring containing 7 Lars ae Piudér wil oblige the propristor by remitting them to No.22 B*, James