The Montreal daily star, 8 octobre 1885, jeudi 8 octobre 1885

[" aod STAT Rr em At 1 Roe eT HS be VOL.XVII NO, 237 CONDENSED NEWS, CABLE.The M atormont 1e eur current In, London that cation ut to be made e - lin Bourse for a quotation for Canadian Pa- 4 citic Railway shares.The trial at Chemnitz of the Socialists Vollmar, Bebel, Aner, Dietz Frohme, Viereck, Heinzel Mueller aud Ulirich, resulted yesterdsy in the acquittal of the prisoners.Prof.Gralff, the celebrated artist of Berlin, who was charged with perjury and with corrupting his model an or 14 year old sister, has been acquitted, as have also the other persons accused with him.There were 105 new cases of cholera and 60 deaths 1n Palermo yesterday.No cases of cholera have been reported in Constanti- nopie since the 4th instant, and vessels leaving that port are now granted clean bills J ot health.The Irish Nationalist convention at borou, esterday, accepte char Hay A Dur O'Connor, the present members of Parliament for Queen\u201d s county, the candidates in the coming elections.Éoth are-Parnell's nominees.Official advices received from Ras Alula, commander of the Abyssinian expedition marching to the relief of Kassala, say that after a severe battle the Abyssinians defeated a large force of dervishbes, under Osman Digna, and that 3000 dervishes were killed inthe encounter.The Abyssinian general is rapidly advancing on Kassala, AMERICAN, The Funeral Directors Association of America met at Philadelphia yesterday in annual convention.The Frankliudale company\u2019s cotton mill at Wappinger's Falls, N.Y., was burned last evonins with all its contente Loss about $100,000 and 240 bands thrown out of employment.The Democratic State Convention at Worcester, Mass, nomina on.F.O.Prinee for Governor on n second baliot.H.H.Gilmore, of Cambridge, was nominated for Lieutenant-Governor.Ex-Governor James English, ol Connecticut, was married yesterday to Mise A.R.Morris, of Brooklyn.The groom bas been twice married before, and is 73 years of ago.His bride is about The street car drivers\u2019 strike continues in St Louis.The executive board of the Knights of Labor say tbe men are confident of success, but the railway managers sa they are {ast engaging new men and that all the lines will soon be running with full ves al report bas reached the United.\u201csous su nister as PLisbon that fifty persons from the United States, men, women and children, under the care of a bishop, recently landed on the West Coast of Africa in an utterly destitute condition and became at once a charge on the local government of Hola for food and sheiter.They were Matkodiat missionaries visiting Africa to instruct the natives in Christianity, agriculture and the mechanical arts.A tract of land was granted them on which to make a permanent settlement.CANADIAN.ur cases of small pox were reported to the Health Officer at Hamilton yesterday.\u2018The first snow of the season at Quebec feil yesterday morning, but'almost immediately disappeared.Saturday, the seventh of November, has been appoluted a8 a day of general thanksgiving for the bountiful harvest.ta! here was a strong frost at Bolleville dur- ng Tuesday night.Flowers and the more ae kinds of vegetables were killed.It is rumored that La Banque du Peu lo is about to open.a branch in Quebec wit office in wer Town and another in gt.Rocha.An order-in-council has been d reducing the tolls on the Burlington Bay canal for the balance of the season from one cent to one-third of a cent per The Lancaster pier lighthouse, situated two and ope bal! miles west of Lake 8t.Francis, and kept by Thomas Hiil, was completely destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.Sir John Macdonald has returned to tawa from Kingston, and Sir A.P.eo from Gananoque.Hon.Mackenzie Bowell has gone to Belleville and Hon.Mr, Carling to Lansdowne to attend the local taire.Hon.C.F.Fraser, commissioner of public works, Ontario, has left for London to re- resent the Ontario Government before the rivy Council in the liquor license case which comes up for argument next month.A respectably dressed man was found two ttamps in a Michigan Central relay cal al Weiland yesterday, dead, with his throat cut.No papers were on him to identify or tell whero he was from.The tramps have been arrested onjsuspicion.A peculiar malady has broken out in the vicinity of Quebec.A milkman in Richeliou street has lust by it, within the past five days, tour cows which were grazing in a fleld; his horse also died.Another milkman in the same street found two of his cows dead in a field Tuesday morning.The forty-first session of Knox college Toronto, was opened yesterday afternoon, when Rev.Prof.Gregg delivered a lecture detalling the history and progress of Presbyterianism in Canada.The college will bu Aull of students for this session.Principal Caven slated that aflliation with loronto university was to be liad for.He also stated that $184,000 of Sho $200,000 eundow- ment had now been subscribed.LOCAL.special meeting of the City Couneil will be he on Monday.The annua! harvest festival will be held in St.Martin's Church next Sunday.lhe Christian Brothers intend constructing a $12,000 school at St.William d\u2019Upton.The Union St.Joseph have decided to post pone the erection of their new hall until next year.The Montreal Rolling Mills Company ha ¥e donated $25 to Chief Benoit, of the St.ent! Fire Brigade for services rendered by the brigade at the late fire in its premises.At the semi-annual sessfon of the Provincial Board of Notaries held yesterday, the following wore elected officers: Mr.©.E A.Arsh Riviere Ouelie, president ; Mr.J.A.Arc am bait, Sherbrooke, vice- president; C.Tessier, warden; Mr.J.B.ta for Quebec district (re- elec: tod); M.Porodeau, secretary for Mont- treal district (re-elected); and Mr.O.Morin, treasurer.THE RICHMOND EATTERY, Result of Their Shooting at Quebec\u2014The Shifting Competition, QUEBEC, October 7\u2014The Richmond Fleld Battery, under Major the Hon.Henry Aylme:, performed their practice yesterday ut tho.Island of Or leans, with the following 83! PRELIMINARY PRACTIOE.J Sergt-Major Dovle.32 Sergt.Weir 15 Bergt.Campbell 25 orp, Ward.18 orp.MeLean.13 Corp.Wilkie.15 \u2018orp.Randell.29 Gunner Armstrong 03 Qunnér Stoveli: 13 Gunner Jones 32 Gunner Tait.19 Gunner Allin 13 Gunner MeLe 28 iunner Hotherington 28 Gunner Henderson.13 Quartermaster-Serg 22 Total.veenarrarnas esvoco ds .B44 [ rimaL.Seret.Campbell.28 Corp.McLean s 27 Korg Major Doyle 21 Qunner Jrmstrong 87 Gunner Jone 21 Bomb.Hotheringto .18 Gunner Allan Total.area sesseureses acces Grand Total.covuvinye.The ebift was performed In 2 The Montreal Field Battery made 58 RE the firing competitions, and did ue shift in 2 min, 12 560% tr or ai the same Denoflia pe are te.enjoy A by the rest Or Lancaster on- LORD SALISBURY'S PLATFORM, Dm Speech of the Conservative Leader at New - port\u2014The Balkan Question\u2014Local Self.Government Advocated \u2014 Imperial Federation Favored \u2014 Land Reform Approved of \u2014 lijot at Newport\u2014Press Opinions, LONDON, October 7.\u2014In his spoech before the National Conservative Conlereuce, nt Newport, relorring to the disturbauces iu the Balkans the Premier said: It is no part ol the duly of British statesmen to interfere in the affairs of Eastern Roumeliz.The treaty of Berlin has not been frustrated nov has the San Stefano treaty been restored.The policy of the Government is to uphold the Turkish Empire and wherever it is possible to do so, genuinely and healthily, to uphold, cherish and foster self-sustained nationalities who have an important bearing on the future of Europe.For the present I have hopes that the powers will contlue the disturbance within tho limits of Roumelian territory.Russian influence would Lave checked the political growil of Roumnelia, if the latter counlry had united with Bulgaria in 1878.LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT ADVOCATED.He 1avored a great change in the present measures of local seif-governuent.To decentralize authority In London was an iu- dispensable part of the new Government's olicy.People having wealth should bear tho burden of the expeuses of the country, npt alone \"those having houses and lands.The Premier, in answering a question us to what extent local government authority should be extended to Ireland, saud: \u201cThe extension might give more facility to the majority to do injustice to the minority.\u2019 Conservative traditions, he sald, were clear.He regarded the integrity of the Empire above all other political considerations.He favored the Imperial federation movement but his plans in regard to the matter had not yet been tangibly shaped.He believed in tha closer union of Lngiand and her colonies with a view of proving the real strength of the nation in European councils, and said it was oue of the most important questions of the future.LAND REFORM FAVORED, He favored a measute for cheapening and slmplitying the sale and transfer of land.He stated .hat the Government had received returns showing that general crime in Ireland had decreased.Boycotli was amenable to the ordinary law, hich would be sternly enforced.Thirty-five prosecutions, he said, had already been started.Extending self- -government to Ireland, he declared, 1s an open question, but it is desirable, as far as possible, to vo Ireland of thé United Salisbury sald that he had seen no plan for the solution of the Irish problem.He denied that the Crimes Act bad diminished the number of outrages.OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.LONDON, October 6\u2014The Daily Telegraph (Liberal) says: * Lord BSalisbury's speech wus a masterpiece of skill, of lucidity of arrangement, and we must, in equity, add, of candor.He does not finesse.Tho battle may be said to bave commenced with this remarkable address which exhibits all the high qualities of the Tory leader as well as his defects, and must powerfully influence public opinion on more thon oue burning question.\u201d The Daily News says: \u201cLord Salisbury satisfies hls opponents and dismays his friends.The policy ol doing timidly what the Liberals would do thoroughly will lease the older Conservatives more than he Churchillites.Churchill\u2019s ascendancy in their Irish policy is still apparent.It is evidently the Intention to govern Ireland during the Winter without coercion.Lord Ballsbury\u2019s remarks op federation will distinctly encourage Mr.Parnell to persevere.There could scarcely be a fuller admission of a tacit alliance between the Parnellites and the Conservatives.\u2019 NOTES.Lord Randolph Churchill will political speech at King's Lyon on the 19th 7 Cardinal Manning will write an articlo for the Dublin Keview on bow Catholics should vote in the election.Mr.Gladstone will address only two meetings in the coming campaign.They will be in Midlothian.At Newport this evening a mob attacked the Tory newspapei office, breaking Lhe windows and otherwise wreeking the building.Before the disturbance was quelled the police were compelled to charge upon the rioters.George J.Goschen (Liberal), member of Parliament, speaking at Edinburgh this evenin , said Le was opposed to free education.He would not vote for ilisestablish- ment of the Scottish church unless the position was a Government measure.1 the Liberals, be sald, wero returned to power they would be justified in appealing to the \"Tories for help to fight Parnell.THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.Views of the German Ambassador at Paris on the Conservative Victory, LONDON, Octoder 7.\u2014The Times publishes an interview its Parvis correspondent had yesterday with Prince Hohenlohe, German ambassador to France, respecting the recent elections for members of the French chambers.Prince Hohenlobe said :\u2014\u201cIn my opinion the only possible way under tho circumstances to form a stable government Is by vhe union of the two Republican sections of the chamber, as I am afraid the radical Left minority will not defer to the desires of the moderate Left majority re- Europes Ly warding Government measures.has bitherto been enabled to live on good terms with the French republic, but the republic of to-morrow may differ from the republic of yesterday.If the Conservatives use their comparative victory solely in the interest of the country they may easily contribute towards maintaining, or even improving, the relations of France with the rest of Lurope.If, howéver, they should use their increased forces to disturb the situation and call into Question the established order of things, rauce would enter a period of troubles and agitations, and would require the closest watching by foreign statesmen.Every osclilation iniFrance at the present moment makes a sensible difference in the political calculations which ROW occupy the attention of Ilurope.\u201d DIPLOMAS AWARDED.Canadians Receive Honora for Co-operation nthe London Exhibition, Quenke, October 7.\u2014 Messrs.Drouin, Secretary of Ottawa; D.Power, tion Office, A M.P.State Dopartmont, bookkeeper, mmigra ; QueLoe; T.Maguire, Sherbrooke; Vv.Garante J Morrison, Secretary to the Hon.W.W.Lynch; H.Falardeay, book- Kee or J.E.Cote, bookkeeper ; F.Turcotte, boo kooper ; J.Laberge bookkeeper, Quebec, received by last * ondays English mail, diplomas of co-operation from the jury of theLondon Exhibition for the nart contributed by them towards the collection of writings sent to the Loudon Exhibition by the DeLassalle Ponmaw\u2019s Club.Messrs.Power, Morrison, Maguire and Garante received a maximum pote for business pon- manshin.Mr.Drouin received the palin Jor ornatnental and appded writings; Mr.J.E.Cots received an extra note for his ornamental and his business penmanship.Mr.Falardeau, President of the Club, beld his rank.Several pupils of the Commercial Academy were similarly bonored.The Hubert Estate, The Hocholaga Bank has taken an action agninst the Hubert Estate for $25,000, Lhe Iatier being the amount alleged to be due in virtue of a sale of phosphate limits in the Buckingham district.lessrs.Cressé & Huvert, will contest the action on behalf of the defendant and will contend that the bankWind no power to grant a title when the sale was effacted.All the heirs have renounced thelr rights in favor of Dame RH.Hubert.Hopes ure entertained that the es: tata will vet realize over $50,000 it no forced sales are inststed upon by the creditors.On Tuesday the estate sold the property Including three large brick bulldings on St.James street at the corner of St.Gabriel street,and the bulldin, ng on Notre Dame street occupied by Messrs.Dufresne & Mongenals, grocers, for $55,000.The bulldings will be dual cites Fpiovaied a and converted In 4 the union \u2018tism.Nearly overy THE WAR-CLOUD IN THE EAST.Warllke Attitude of Servia \u2014 The Entire Turkish Army Mobilired\u2014Bulgarian Delegates Arrested at Constanti.nople-Reported Murder of Voyssel Pasha, CONSTANTINOPLE, October 7, \u2014It is rumored in Stamboul that Veyssol Pasha has been murdered by the Albanians.Hobart Pasha bas frequent conferences with the minister on the state of the navy.He was specially summoned to a Cabinet Council to-day.The warlike attitude of Servia has compelled the Porte tv call out more reserves.for service ou the frontiers, Lhe Turkish ministry believes that Servian troops will cross thé frontier, although certain of deteat, in order Lu raise the question us to Servia's rights, The Porte bus representad to the foreign ambassadors bere that a Servian revolution would lead to agitations in Montenegro, Bosnia aud Herzegovina, apd that Austria and Russia would eventually be drawn into the conflict.\"The Bulgarian delegates, Petraff and Tch- anokoff, who were commissioned by Prince Alexander to assure the Porte that peace and ordor reigned in Eastern Roumelia, arrived at the Yildiz kiosk and solicited an interview with the Sultan.\u2018They were immediately arrested and were subjected to an official examination.The affair bas caused a sensation.Itis stated that M.Nelidoff, the Russian ambassador, has raised a alm\u2019 culty in the Roumelian conference.He desires that the article in the Berlin treaty giving Turkey the right to send troops to Roumelia be abolished in the event of the union ot the two Bulgarias.The Porte is negotiating tor a loan from the Ottoman bank.The bank asks trom the Porte as a partial guarantee for the desired loan a oon- cession for a rallway in Asia Minor.An im- perlal trade mobilizing the entire \u2018Turkish army has been issued.THE CZAR'S OPINIONS.BoflA, October 7.\u2014Petroff and Tcohanokoff are commissioned to open direct negotiations with the Porte on the subject of the union of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumella, It ia reported that the Czar replied to the Bulgarian deputation that ussia\u2019s feel toward Bulgaria had not chan Russia assented to the union, but ob ected to the method by which it was intended to protect Bulgaria from the dangers besetting PARIS, October 7\u2014A despatch fix from Shh popolis says the Mayor bas caused fo e posted throughout the city Banouncing that,in view of the wishes of the foraign ambassadors to \u2018Furkey,tho Sultan has accept of Bulgaria and Roumelia under the ruje or Prince Alexander.VIENNA, October 7.\u2014The report that Austria vas mobilizing Ler army 18 officlaly denied.DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.Dastardly Attempt to Destroy Two Resi- deuces at Oraugoville, ORANGEVILLE, Ont., October 7.\u2014About one o'clock last night our citizens were aroused by two loud explosions, which occurred within a few minutes of each other.On investigation it was found that a dastardly attempt had been made to wreck two private residences in the town, one occupied by the newly appointed police [agisuaie, & r.F.Munro, snd the other by Mr.08.an: derson, provincial constable.hor res of the outrage appears to be the commencement of prosecutions against violaters af the Scott Act by these officials.The front doors of both houses were blown in and all the glass in the windows broken.Fottunately no injury was sustained by the occupants of the houses, except the natural fright caused by the explosions.Great indignation is expressed on all hands against the scoundrels who committed the crime, and a public meeting called by the Mayor 3s to be held this evening to give expression to the indignation fait and to adopt prompt means tor the detection and punishment of the guilty persons.ROAD COMMITTEE.A City Drain Inspector\u2019s Salary Withheld\u2014 Minor Business Disposed of, At the Road Committee rueeting yesterday afternoon, there were present: Ald.Laurent, in the chair, Beausoleil, McShane, Roy and Rainville.The members began the the session by signing warrants when McShane created a diversion by objecting to sign a warrant for the salary of Henri Frigon, the city drain inspector.Mr.McShane sald it was very ucer that he was asked to sign a warrant for the salary of a man who had been reported by the City Surveyor for accepting bribes from contractors whose work he was paid to overlook.The man should have been discharged long ago, but he pointed gut that the warrant was dated September Yo Ald.McShane the chairman stated that he did not know whether the account had been paid.Aftergdme discussion, it was decided to leave the matter over until the return of the City Surveyor, and the chairman and Ald.Roy, who had already signed the warrant, erased their names.The City Surveyor recommended that the claim of Mr.A.A.Truteau for damage to his property at tbe corner of Dorchester and Wolfe by the blocking up of a sewer be left to arbitration.Finally Ald.Beausoleil.and tho Chairman were empowered to settle the matter.The claim of Joseph Archambault for damages sustained by his wife by falling on the sidewalk on Bleury street, was left in the hands of the same aldermen.A communication was read fromthe Union es Abattoirs Company complaining that p private abattoirs in Bte.Cunégonde ined into the city sewers.The City Sur- \u2018Yeyor was ordered to enquire into the matter, and, if true, to cut the connection.A claim of Hon.J.L.Beaudry for $55.25 being half cost of the sidewalk In front of his residence on St.Lawrence street, Was submitted and it was resolved that the claim Le ant against the city's claim for taxes.It was decided to recommend the construe- tion of flagstone sidewalks Spposite the roperties of Messrs.G.W.Stephens ana Ward den King on St.James and Craig streets respectively.A claim from J.McLennan for damages and a petition for ohain stone In front of his property were not entertained.-\u2014 Shipping Notes, SS.\u201c Abyssinia,\u201d from Liverpool, has arrived at New York.Mr.G.W.Macully, Pavilion Mountain, B.C, writes: \u2018\u201c Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil ls the best medicine I ever used for Rheuma- Witter J am latd up with Rheumatism, and have tried nearly every kind of medicine without getting an banal, until 1 used Dr.l'homas Eolectrie Oil g1¢ has worked wonders for me, and I want another supply for my friends, ete.\u201d Farmer Pershing.of Fayetis County.Pennsylvania.hus about 1000 bushels of apples iu his orchard, which he Decontly offered for $10 to any one who would take them away.The crop in Western Pennaylvanir is the largest ia many years.Special Notice, Gentlemen requiring very fine desks will do well to examine my stock.anulacturer and importer of office school, chureh and lodèe furniture.H.NIGHTINGALE, 7 and 9 St.John street.231zeod W.& F.P, Guess « co.100 GREY NUN STREET, IMPORTERS OP é SCOTCH GLAZED DRAIN PIPES, oman Coment.a \u2018ymont, Water Lis ime, f gr a 3 ; &c.Le.Wanutacturery of BESSEMER STERL .SOFA, CHAIR AND BED SPRING& ~~ © WALES stock slwevs ro hand : - MONTREAL, THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 1555 Faking Zowdes Absolutely Pure.This powder never varies.A marvel of pur ity, strength and wholesomensss.More eco nomical than tho ordinars kine kinds, and canno be sold in competition with the multitude o ow test,.short weight, alum or phosphate powders.Sold only in cans, MOTAL BAKING YOWDER \u201cx 106 Wail Street.NY.7 Bledicui, Specific Articles.A Celebrated Starch! Hoffmann\u2019s Starch Has givon ungualifled satisfaction wherever it bas been tried.ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.*.* Wo recommend a comparison with any other JOHN HOFE & CO.-288ze0d General Agents.: Musiness Chances.AAS AAA PARTS ER; CAPITAL REQUIR dregs + .603,\" NTAn ofice.he 3 FD HEL, SALOONS, GROCERIES, CONfectionery, Fruit and all other kinds oY busines, 6 aud Clgar Stores.mon Sur vus ln business.FF: SALE\u2014RESTAURANT AND CONfectionery establishment with 15 rooms shove it; one of the best stands; Join large | busi.ju À AA PAS WANLED-A Sont ortunit ses ARS Je! unity 1or 20 \u2018Craig street, news l'roprietor Kolue farming.L Îas OR BALE \u2014 RARE CHANCE \u2014 A GROcery, ver old corner 1, étand doing large, profitable business; reason selling, re resfrins froin business; ror ront low; \u2018oppo tor Alyone ri ASE YOUR GROCER \u2014\u2014 FOR \u2014 IMPERIAL FRENCH SHOR BLAOKING.88 Ax DE LORIMIER, SUCCESSOR TO Kem & Co, has just received a full Log 0.£ futer FR ter) Stunts and et ami ee de not fact 700 Notre Dame Street.ATARRH -A NEW TREATMENT which permanently cures the worst cass in froin ono to threo applications Send stainp for reatise.A.H.DIXON & 3UN, 301 King st, West To onto, Canada.2 ATERPILLAXS, CATERPILLARS, ellebore, Pure White Heliebore, 1n- sect pour Pure Danpatian lusecs Posdor.oF w Drug Hall, L180 Notre Dasma 86 J.A.i San ss OR SALE\u2014ALL SIZES TOBOGGANS, Snowshoes.Moccasins, pneu Gloves and Mitts, Tuques, u féw more Tents and Bi anoes.BRAZEAU'S Montreal nts Curiosity Store, 227x 1638 Notre Lame st.Send for price liste.JAMES px & SON, PORK FACKERS, Toronto, Ont Full lines Hams, Bacon, Lard Choose, feet Glasgow Hams: fine old new Iton Cheese; Ham, Chicken and \u201crongue passage.| | Bolognas, Canned Goods, etc.BAUSAGL CASINGS, best imported English, | Send for price list.Fu with stud capil.\u2018Harris, T20 Cra, Fo SALE OB EXCHANGE, A fancy dry goods and millinery husiness stock about $5000; In a saleable condition : flrat-class premises for trade.Stock can be purchased with or without lease of store, or exchanged for a goneral stock in the country, or real estate.This is un \u2018opportunity .or purchasing an established business on good terms and conditions.MEWHO Real Yoiats\u2019 and Caro rent, 26251 à $ £35ze0dtt MES streel zor Sate.A R SALE\u2014A GUERNEY FAVORITE OOK STOVE, da 0 DS cù Bey.Aud h has ily mplets saus n, Ads dress OR SALE A COFFEE- COLORED ai ARE, 4 FE ge ood for both saddle\u201d and Garage.Apply Hotel Lafontaine, 11 \"Bonsecours stroat.Aes Fo SALE! 20-Horse Power Brush Engine, with Steam Heater and Pump.Apply te + LAURIE BROS., 5ott 73 and 74 Wellington Street [VJ ACHINERY\u2014FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND, 1-8 HP.Po 6 Planers and Matchers, \u20148 de 1 Hou br Dre A Ange shook of Woollen mad arautt at very Tow agures, COLQUHOUR, dr & Cu, NER 43 Com Lowest prices to the trade.Sllecd Zibeods muiou Street, Montreal, AJ PLASTER.CALCINED PLASTER AWnuted to Zuvchase, ; 4\" OEMENTS, DRAIN PIPES ac 145: 640 Craw Siisat.WY gm Box stove, for iris wood; CRET OUTLERY POCKET KNIVES |' e Knives, Desk Knives, Pocket Sotssors, do JOE 7 ORTIER, Manufactur Stations Jookbinder, Printer, &c., 256 a d 268 se Saines stroës W AV ANTED TO PURCHASE A secondhand Hand PapsrCuttor t inches square.Must be in perfect orders ts | them will And these little pills yates, 2 ! vous wey wilnot pe ling egy \u2014 ee cure ci tte Livee\" Pilis are very small and Very éasptoi Oneor two maikea dose, èy are | y, escale do not gripe of; sc sant vais cents: Pré forge ie Weak Nervous Men.Perfect Restoration to Health, without stom- testimonials.Prostate «li kidneys and bladder effoctually cured.No instruments used, Endorsed by thousands who have been cured.Adopted in hospi and by physicians in Europe and America.#¥ Vari- cocle cured \u201cwithout surgery.Treatise free Address Dr.H.TRESKO 46° West l4th St New York, N.Ÿ, 4 spteamsnips.ALLAN LINE ICHELIEU.\u2014PRINCE OF TABLE 2bereaia.Waters.For sale by the leading Hotels, ; \u201cSTAR\u201d CE.Clubs, Restaurants and Grocers.2162 196tf 158 St.Jamos Street, Ænilronds Œédurationat, First in War FIRST IN PEACE! Firstin the Hearts of Canadians! sm Albert LoalË GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTES (C.B.L and Pac.R.R.) THE FAVORITES WITH ALL CANADIANS) Purchase Through Tickets by Thesa Routes via St.Paul, Omaha or Kansas City.THEY ARE THE BEST, J.FRANCIS LEE, General Agent, Toronto.E; ST, JOHN, t \u2014 G.T.& P.A.Chicago, Ill .$83e0da re JN TERCOLONIAL BAILWAY.SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing ist Juae, 1885.THROUGH EXPRESS PASS PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY (Sunday excepted) as follows: &ur Freiybk Pessage pete her sie néon abvirto 196% ST.JAMES jp REET.© Thies ani Lawrence Halt, £5 Common teach, .trond.to State Strest, - .~ 231~ bain line elt Sailing aztes for LIVERPOOL.bis, pormediaie |.Eu pool i CHIEN and Apply to W.D.O'BRIEN, Bar le es ay, 5 TORRANGE pui eine Na {Ti Tne Grand Trunk Trains leaving Montreal s Pad ne 18 R YAL ne on MS P pm.connect at Fo Levi with those tra wali, \u2018Lhe he fran 5! to Halifa: and St.John run through to thele On: ne The Pulling Ca Car ing Montreal on Monday Wed.1885\u2014Summer Arrangen Arrangement 1885 Tevine on Tuesday, Luoredsy and Saturday ta sn Pots g SLAs ite de don vi vi 1 n the Lower Bt.Liverpool, Londonderry, Quebes and Mont fi foe A 0e Le Lawrence an From Frow STEAMSHIPS.From fares, Talos of sreight, train a; arangemonts, de oo RoR to Liverpool Derry, Quebec, GG.W.HOBINSON, 19 Sept.11 Sept, Aga.1 10 Och we im asters Fre ht asa Bird asset ge r Agent, M - 11 = 17 + (Opposite BE, Luwrence ce tially, * FO | go SANDER i\u201c 2 OTTINGER, Chiot Superinti 25545 Glasgow, Quebec nnd Moutrenl Service.moncton STE 5.rons, 18854 PO 138s From Glasgow.STEAMSHIPS, From Mon tral.TIS BUEROSAVREAN|T Goof £2 Oct.CARTHAGINIAN.: $2 - 8.\" BCANDINAVIAN.= ENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.London, Piymonth, Quebec and Montrent GREEN MOUNTAIN ROUTE, 2?= Bértice.\u2014 80 AM vay Expr corète, Ariving Be -douss 8.38 &.m., Lond Fi sal.Te d u L vis Phymout STEAMSILIPS.Sora out oi F Hy rrr 11 a Juin pherorooke À fondo 100 lu.10 sept.RNESTORIAN.1 Oot.XK AM Albans 1 KAN.Tn 70e, LOCHRNELI op « Rider i Jpusilen is Bo Sasson, a lore Liverpool senstown, St.John\u2019s, Hall Farige Lars 0 feu Tous, v an Rat iors Mail Service.ax 5 Bee 7 YT York a nd soon 8.10 pin lat y 383 7 EF ah Li Dou, froy 4 Hl Albany 225 AD a ow rom ii : 40 p.12.ki i Queens-| STEAMSAIPS., Sa 8 El ad ae, pt SlpersBloutreai to Now town.Cêez HO] 3 tis fal armivia Waterloo 8.24 pan.52 : ee fay i Masog ich a {ana her erhr nains me ban, 10.15 dept \u201cre NBRCVIAX soos] BOSE [22 00e pates Vaio luver ede in 3.15 8m.Manchester £a oa ane Ror or via Noi Glasgow, Londonderry, Galway, and BE Sp ügield à EN 11.Beis écuon M From Glasgow.| KTEA MARIE er SS Prov 4 ris pol otis 0 fe Yor in aid Now England 10ct ANITOBAN.A Pre > MES Time Fables ais jar a Glasgow nnd Bi Service, imdsor foul\u201d and 3 as EE == ice.130 $¢ Jam se dames Glaxgow.via Se | pire 7.W.HOBART sos Shh ; V5 Sopt.Je Lac sance vnnerns 1 NLL Pis ov Bopant 7 CEA Ar Gen.Fass.Augie, 0s Piles! Pies! A sure sure for Blind, Bleeding.Inching a oh Br.11: corated Pb fim an \u2018Taaion Po dy * ad D.Padian e Oint mont A \\ single?box has toed he ort chronje years one need sn r.flye minutes after 1) this won derfui m cine, Wii Boron og Pile Ointment absorbe tho tu- por , allays the intense i chine.poul- if ves instant relie: ef an nd Es prepared only 3 P les, and noël ne Ps ATA, SE leeds J VENING CLASSES AT Corner of Notre Dame and Flace d\u2019 Armes.REDUCED PRICES, WITH LIBBRAL TERMS, Blast Year The classes will commence on MONDAY, The course comprises ook-kag all its forms, Commercial and rll FE moths ! Penmanship and Bastaoss.vote pondence.Commerct: tal Lay Spd Business, Forma, Ë English, French and Shorth: 1 Oom- mercial Course m mas be en, © AA nt may enter for tho pursuit of n oe study.Each student receives individual \\nstruction.Circular containing full information will be sent free.Address DAVIS & BUIE.Zastr ILOCUTION.-NEIL WARNER PREY ARED TO RECEIVE PUPILS.\u201cAdres >, \u2018 ress Que s Hall À sembly Rooms.(REBMAN AND PAINTING, German and Fainting Dood opportunity norte or SE conversation, Hanoverta, nt by by vas most tacticai methods.patin a » 231 380d 650 Palaoo M\" DUCONDU AME DE LOURDES, MUSIO, LANGUAGES.Will resume t private tuition on and after Sepi Full a and complels education, given to young RIVATE TUITION.rc \u2014 \u2018FRENCH and nglish (History, 1, Literature and Tae sre al Fe Terms made- 2356 258 Bleury street.E hal Bo.ORNERET Will Re-open eir For u tb i] noo, EL CATION of acary an RER S niet LE sivoct cast of Bt Denise lag of a Panis sgucadin 3 Ars mo pt to È eon ira For cirentars, ss ornée foii cales, app at es 516 sébool.The Misses For il be t home \u201cfer he 25th inst., to attend to schoo! Miscellaneous, PURITY, \u2018 ® PURITY.STRACHAN'S PURITY., PURITY.GILT EDCE\" PURITY.PURITY.SOAP ; PURITY, PURITY.PURITY.is noted for PURITY.i its PURITY, PURITY.wd Tree WIBITING CARDS ENGRAVED '& PRINTED Direct from Pints of Neatly Printed in Type, on best quality WartE 0B MOURNING OARDS By the Geo, Bishop Engraving and Printing Co*y, 169 ST.JAMES ST.2272tt HE BOSTON BROWN BREAD MIXTURE is for sala by the following enterprising i Grocers: .PAUL, JOHN, R PERTSON, A A DIEER 0 dENAIS, poy SALE BE AA ¥: MAJEAU, E MOGAR Y, &o.Price 100, 250 and 40¢ per package.EMIL FPOLIWKA & 00.Montrent, BOLE AGENTS.23223004 Lk ego = J H R MOLBON & BROS, e Ale avd Porter Brewers, No.280 BT.MARY STREET, MONTREAL 4 Porter in wood and botiies.; Ale an anis eymany rim , W ATsox, 70 Fortifie itiar nf Alan Forlorn and [s authorized oe Lats KG\" Onpkus RECEIVED BY TELEPHONE A.NS, No ier.1848 ST.CAT + Gola Palma» aly 25m.) Houses ta Ze.wh mm NO LET \u2014- A \"A FURNISHED | COTTAGE, as and hot water; Chickering Plano, 724 Pa os street.Te LET, A LOWER TENEMENT as po unfurnished, 4 rooms.su APPply 520 8, 8 street.r 0 LET UPPER TENEMENT OF FIVE us, io respectable place ; good pond: rent B'dotlars.Apply 32 Kiel hon street, Point St.Charles, NO LET\u2014SIX-ROOM \"TENEMENT, IN A first-class stone house, ou Notre Dame West, Apply nt 2713 Noite Duma street.245 U TO LET.FURNISHED OR UNFURnished, house at Ste.Anne, very war in, chea for Winter.Apply to Dr.I.E.Brown, Ste.Anue oO LIET\u2014A A TWO-STORY BRICK WORK- hop, fn central position.size of Build- ng prot feet.Apply to Mr, Harris, T20 Craig st.2328 Stores, Hotels, Sc, to Tet, NEY, WHOLESALE WAREHOUSES IN Toronto for sale or rent, situated on Bay street, between Front and Wellington streets, and oppositu Lio, warehouses of Gordon, Mackay & Co.Livingston & Johnsiun; Caldicot, burton & C.Us; au JI d.Ur vet & Co.Each warehotise is tivo stories, 530 x 120, to aw lane; tu Kiasy Mando, hydrautie elevators, sian heating.Price 62},.OUU each, say 63,000 down, balance at ¢ gre cent, or rent $1,600 per annum cach.\u201d Ap Apply J.Ë JOMPHON, 22 Adelaide street Zroperty for Sale.A CHOICE LIST.OF Stock and Dalry Farms, and other anadian Lad Advertiser, arg on Ste SF\u2019 Joos es with 0 proviioud and douity in no sent an.\u2018ess post {rey Ol rou 18.Ww.J.REY œ Cu, 50 Adeiniu o sire, Last Clo CHOGE FARM LAND, NEAR REG INA The Capital of the North-West.For sale In quantiles to suit purchasers, and on easy lenns.A goud investment 233 Geo Box 223, P.O.ARM FOR SALE! A good farm of about 140 arpents, situated at the head of the road from 1.Claude Vii- lage to the town of Lacolle, P.Qs all clenrod and under cultivation, fenced and excellent bufldings, good water, productive soil, moderate price and easy terms.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, Montana GE Loans, St.James Street.227 Geodz Montreal.OR SALE OR TO LETA cbarming Villa Residence at Cote St.\u201cAntoine: finn healthy situation: comfortable ouse; \"con: oniently situated; -alt modern conveniences J.CRADDOCK SIM Pi we Real Estate & a: Ageu 234z4eod Nordhoimer\u2019s Hall, 207 St.J Ames st.Booms to Let.AAA A AAA AN O LET\u2014IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, SIT- Usted in the healthiest part of the Cit; rulshed or unfurnislied rooms for catlemen ge aa suitable for Mculll students.Add a ice.OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, WITH R 2 d; also dar board, at Nu.4 McGiti Gallego RO CHANDEONE LY FURNISHED Hoon, WITH » house bax enlences; vacancies for day eg 1423 su \u2018catherine Direct 283 6 pous \u2014 COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED E BOOMS NANI F FRUIT, GRAIN, .PRICE ONE CENT Situations Dacuut.LAN NS NS ANA ze WANTED.Boys and tb, fo arn Cigar-Making.Apply Davis & Sos, Cotte St ; 22300 0 COMPOSITORS.Wanted tante ately, mn Good land.stating salaty requaed, RE VIE W ON Apuly at once, \u201cMe exandria, Ont.OY WANTED.2011 NOTRE DAME STREET.236 2 ARTEDTA WOMAN TO WORK IN detached slau mabe Mi.Royal Hospital, Nibition di NTAR Om eo io &t APs sive, AN TED_I ED_IMMEDIATELY, GOOD dog \u2018 Re tor factory: must show q Ti Ü Micate Dani, to E.SCAMELL (1.Shorey A Ww At 243 Universicy sire \u2014A GOOD GE à RAL SERVANT, ANTED-A CHEC w > LE Lok HECKE AL BTE Bag JO Apply to Ÿ O.Mox 287.AN ENGLIRH-SPEAKING CO 3 a pluce, 80 milles from \u201ciisntrent À Denis st.References requ A NO Wa TA GODD PLAIN COOK WITH Apply al 1677 st Cath herine réterences.I Sotonans, Rireet Wi V ANTED ~ BY TIE 18th OCTOBER, _i al xervamt, musi bo well Tecominendod agen À Avenue, ofl 1160 Lorcliester street, nad dajupr FEbP\u2014A YOUNG GIRL FOR GE Wa housewark.Apyiy 208 Caname st.Sig WANE U\u20146 AUDENER: IMMEDIATELY, aire 2 Viclorus Square.ANTED une who 55 andere iF Bie care of ho RA de I bess steady fl Indus tious, pplr Fates fuer Gb 0 Browu lirus., W TA sor How: ANTED \u2014 FUR FINISHERS AND FUR ar fe unless vaccinated necd not appt Ha Mills, Gurner St.Peter aud Lemoine sia: City ; ris, \"st ANTED-GOOD SERVANT, V children.474 bulace iret.2 ¥ Any, 30 ANTEDL\u2014A GENENAL SERVANT; FA Ww small.Apply G3 MeGili Cuilege Avenue F UE WANTE NTF D7FOUER FIUSF- c LASS woot, MATTRESS work te TY cf, ee Tee 40 à Da he tight men, Writ .Heat and Cotton Mills, RH Bi Dearborn pode Chora EST) ED\u2014X\\ GENERAL SERVAN Vpn Lo iu8sist; famity of three; omer the You Frince A rihor street\u201d V AN Frlerencan md amdersta AT HAVE GOOD 2 un phi i ir erstand Mis business, senly TERT Cri (CL nr J.Ab! Whetne & S° L11110.759 Craig st ANTED=A FEW Gool OPENRATORS achines.A 1 w siti Ter Bly.Lhe Slontreal Han ANT ED-SMANT Boy et w HOLESALE HARL- ful aud pent nes.1 1.os be auch aL A nuende in X G00, Yost Utuee.Montre a J own ud\u2019 Yrline ANTED\u2014A STEADY vou Xe MAN V Ke! et Garden, snuji Len © plu aug.Fou, > MAR.2565 \u2018thom: as Si \u2018outrèmionr pen?Ten Late.Wa D\u2014~A GIRL TO ACT AS NURSE AND Louse; must be 11 or Scotch pru ferred.Apply 14 cor miendeds Englisy ANTED\u2014BY A LARGE MONTREAL PIANO AND run louse, a first-class Salesman and Can for City and Country; cue conversant with both lan- KNARes prelerred; 121A.: experience, active, honest, and ale lv \u2018urnish nnexception: ble references; hone but ni PRESSM aN #4 iDen 11 every respect need a Address Hmnediacly, Jeting ular, uired aud\u2019réferencen ta use, 10 lux 045, Mottram 2355 ANTED\u2014A THOROUGH SERVANT FOR FAMILY of two, With references.A t pm.sde Famille atreet, \u201c bply between \u201c254 8 NTED- A RESFECT Deb wang good board at 108 Énipeotar atre me de 5d *about 16, (à assistent Join or Am waning.ati ribelet street, S\u2014NEATLY F RNISHED ROOMS TO ry AT = ROQE: 12 Victoria 8 oe 230% 0 2 ANTED marin ALE Ë A ons 3\u2014TWO UNFURNISHED.82 sance NE vi fon AAA Onires) d ROOMS - UINET * upon uid 2 Soniteaï at Oven \u2018crier, pri 00M \u2014 ONE LARGE FURNISHED HOOM BATH and w same floor; private family; no children.Apply at 3 \u201cFaimorai street.OOM-LARGE ROOM AND BOARD FOR Hansen couple, whera but few bounrders are kept, at 1 Belmont atreet; French family.\u201c363 ROMS at \u2014 DESIRABLY FURNISHED, WITH R oat board, for gentlemen or married couple; hot And cotd water; saviiary condit tions perfec 2306 t 201 eur street, QOMS~A FLAT OF THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board.24 Bt, Louis 5 236 10 DOMS \u2014 ONE UXFURSI HED, Ph rata: two Tarnished.hy EST FIOOR, University street.2365\" Ban a \u2014FURNISHEL, WITH BOARD, ALL FIRST.Pina accomodation at 23 st, Dens Ro, \u2014 3 NEATLY FURNISHED TET $4.00 each.£228t, Lawrencs Main street; 3 OOME\u2014COMFORTALLY si VENISHED WITH AL ALL Modern couvenieuces.tre 230 2 RX M \u2014 FURNISHED FOR A LADY, AL 25 Vaiversity street.238 3 OOMS \u2014 ONE OR TWO NICE ROOMN, PARTY willing to farnish preferred ; also fura ished rooms.orge 546 Lagauchetiere at., corner of Ge vus OONS - FURNISHED BEDROOM AND.BITING foo 10 let, at 42 Victoria street.4336 RooM-r UKNISHED.60 CITY COUNCILLORS SE Roc divan AND FRONT, PARLOR, WITH USE tchen.SUdX Bt.Dominique st., above Shar.TOOrBS8; use and locality \u201cRE 420,\" STAR doar OOMS\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS TO LET, Witli or without board; piso, va for young Teas.lady to share room with another.519 st.James street.RROOHS-SELENDIDLY ] FURNISHED, AT 26 BERRI street, ilear Viger Garden, 2355 JR OOMS-COMFORTABLE AND WELL FURNISIL- ed Tor gentlemen, 71 Beuyer Hall, cornet, Dor- chester.; \u201c85 6 DOMS\u2014ONE LARGE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE furnished rooms with float class board, at 1462 st Catherine street.Uns, bath, e 2355 OOMB- WITH BOARD, LARGE, » WELL FUENISEE 250s Rog 19 \u2014 FURNISHED, LARGE, FRONT ROUMS, double and single, with or without board.se Denis street, 245, 0pM8 \u2014~ LARGE, FURNISHED, FRONT HI ROOMS, R% r & married co uple or two gentlemen; a a room: \u201cLids Nt, Catherine street.ROOMS A LARGE COMFORTABLE FRONT Roo, itable tor a married couple or NAR ntlemen; al single Toons with board, at 45 McQull College Ave.HAS OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE OR SINGLE FURNISHED rooms, with board, 133 Metcalfe street.284 8 oom Se TWO LARGE, DE LL DD BUOMY ROO fret hoor: wit no \"hoard, fon.batt hot And cold watery ie single rooma; terms moderate.643 Lagauche ero slreel, corner Boavèr Hall fil.$347 M\u2014DOUBLE ROOM wri BOARD, Sultan Royer married couple without children, ut 307 bien Av enue, 18 Rous UARD, AT 1 NIO.| > ROOMS TO LET\u2014 FURNISHED OR ls 3 8t, Jumes sireet, west., 231 Rooms Wasted WA NTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, JUREE COMFORT ow furnished bedrooms, wi of dinin ool and of Beaty + ui Tout prèferre 3 pui Jest rr \u2018Vv F Sib 31 n office Donré.a PRIE 1 al ral Ting ater adden DB TAR oe.mri 2256 2 PBUARD AL AND COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS ladies, with professional attendance,at 98 Buber street.Mrs.PS G.Brown, Ladies 6 o OARD MRS.BEARL, LADIES DOCT IRE SS, HAS supe! = soçoi mimodation, with profeasioral niten- dance.PEL SE.onique reel, ©pposi ne Latour See PBIARDA FEN PEW GEN SLEMEN CAN BE Accon nee rocailty, ¥° a a 3 Fooms.Windr Hioigh 1; heat I Toderate, Apply 27 Mon alk fro Clty.] \u2019 Bond VAlantel, AAAS NINN AXTED OX TH THE JIRA OF THE CITY.OR OR Las ndeman and his ia masher, 8, board ith rivate ities 00) swible.Address lear, Enadlty'S ry O 0e, Post 0 ce, a Stontreat, stating terms and NOTICE \u2018 CALBDONIA SPRINGS, The Waters bottled nerated of all dealers or s para & Co.Jurors St.Orders for the Waters in bulk may be ad dressed to the Srpings.2082 UBY'S GILDING! \u201c Rich as Gold Leat.\u201d\u2014N.P, Herald.GILDS EVERYTHING \u2014 FRAMES, URNITUAR.FREBCOES, ORNAMENTS Fana, Anyogo \u20ac cn uso ft.À Camol\u2019s H ir Brash in ad Ask Tor RS QIED- go.Ter Rofase ail il substitutes.Bold y PAINT GGIBTS AND BTATI Now Foon ¢ Chem 2357 aoû \u2018KON Wb soni AN b RTEXDY FIRST-CLARS .ong a Ad Ket, one wii « 5 to KO ko Lo country prefered: WwW AR erie GOOD PI LAIN CUOK, AT 1783 se Situations Wanted.ANA SA W.ANTED-SITUATION AS SERRE, OR TO WRITE | pec pri ie office, Ly an a e young i nguages ; AI ou ood | references.« irony , WV pas STAY ima Ls - or food Wale NTED\u2014-BY A LADY, POSITION AS RESID NT Overness; several years\u2019 experlen teaching En Jrench « sod Alusic; best of ferences\u201d Add, VV \" STAR vffice.256 8 ee ANTED \u2014 JHE co ERSIONED oT A osition as book ki ter.man.doo yenra' ex; rete \u201cial tend 4 hem Joeplonable efor Address, H.L sac =; a Tate slree! XK ANTEDEET A WIDOW, WORK OF A NY KIAD, N by the day, goud washer and ironer.Sn Er 673 uross ANTED\u2014BY A DRES&MAKE A avan ina family, can cut and fit Ron Addr iy 847,\" STAR office] WAN TED\u2014-A POSITION BY A YOUNG or Ir un office, hav me pes Ps va types -writer, who an and write both ja feren Gress 10.Box 1047 retere ia evel A ANTED\u2014A rouse daly Sik AKING F w yi Tree 5 \u201c recs at aad cubation: wishes for a situation fn od siove, 1 rv ney, tan Wor] grgtationerr preter rred ; Lest re, lin Ad dian rh STAR office.: WANTED SITUATION AS.GUOD PLAIN COOK: WH NTED \u2014 SITUATION private Senin both BY A YOUNU MAN, lansgunices, will take engigement in milles, na Coachmiin, Gardener, to wail on ences.Addres: bain street WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, PAINTING OR FOIE similar employment through the day; has 25 haa experience.Address \u201cShow Card,\u201d Sran Office, ANTED\u2014A SUTUATION AN WORKING.ROUS keeper.Apply at 7 Balimoral « Pin WANTED 1=-SITUATION, iY A Jousa MAN * xperieuce m Wholesale or Retafl d oras pokeeber Wood references da ie LALLY, ox 86, l\u2019oint st.Churles, SR A x TED \u2014 WASHING AND IRONING BY RB widow oman.ho holds a certificate of va Mrs, Virtu Latour 30 Zost.Lo\" A SILK UMBRELLA, CHERRY BANDLE,:! double stayed inside, Finder will be well re atthe STAR Oftice.tion, Tailors GBs & CO, MERCHANT TAILORS xp GENTS FURNISHINGS, 148 8T.TANS STREET.rer Toe SOIENCE OF LIFE, ONLE 8 BE MAIL, POST PAUX A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON franmooD ftality, Nervous nnd Physical Joni ot Youth, and ule exten A rove wt He Prom to 8 Sh n ta ls dad oh, THe 8 or lire soul wd be read b; tong for Impéruction an an by Mie aducied Los relief, \"Rs wi = bonté Wi.\u2014Zondon Lancet, \u2018There is no member of society to whom THE SCIENOBR OF 198.will not be usefal, whethsr youth, parent, guardian, tructor or clergyman.\u2014 Arp Sars ve A hh le ss, py o ay , No, nel street, , on i el skill BE \" Clratic: nn phir Ser that Save a qu, other y Re suchjtreated success LS an ippance of fad- THY ELF = GROCERS \u2014 CHOICE CREAMERY datis and 1 wh Butter, finest Factory Cheesé, perry AbPLY te fai blo and make Od nie kenemilly useful; good ref; re 235 i » 3 4 i i The Maily Star.GRAHAM & Co, Proprieturs, 158 8s, James Street vik Darsy STAR 18 gant wo any part of the tates or Canadas, e free, year $1.60 for six months.Pred 30s tor three Heve 3 © girculation of THE STan A bined issue of all the other ish Nowsyapers published in the city of ontreal.oigian wivorti and Agent for French and dvertlsing in THE Stan\u2014Mons.À.ue Ste.Anne 51 uid.Paris.Francs.QECUPXTION OF THR NTAR FOR 1884 and 1885 Week end\u2019y Oct.4th, \u201884.Week end\u2019g Oct.8rd, \u201885, \u201cMondays.22.686 Monday.25,708 Youday y .\u202623,000|Tuesday .26, 283 ednesday IT 22,696 Weduesda: 25.913 Thursday 22,905|l'hursday 26,313 Friday \u2014 22.966 Friday .26,331 : baturday.24, 23U/Haturday.6,847 Total.138,282 Totgi\u2026 156,393 FRESENT DAILY AVERAGE 25,899.THURSDAY.OCTOBER 8, 1886.THE EPIDEMIC.The publishers of THE STAR request the public to forward to them copies of any information or complaints sent to the Health Office regarding the smallpox, such as no- \u2018tices about infected houses which remaln unplacarded, about carelessness on the part of members of infected fainiltes, and in short of whatever may seem worthy of immediate attention.These notices will not neces- * sarily be for publication, butit is believed that the results ofsending to THE STAR oopies of the information will be beneflcial GRAHAM & Co, Publishers ISOLATION.The scheme of isolation adopted by the Board of Health is so liberal to the afflicted families that it should reconcile them to the necessary deprivation of their liberty to a certain extent.The families will tiad it better to send their sick to the hospital, and as mothers will have the privilege of accompanying their children there, tne most common and most natural objection to the hospital disappears.If they elect to keep the patient at homo they are asked for the public good to isolate themselves completely from the general community while smallpox remajns in their houses.In consideration of this + gaerifies the Oorporation undertakes thelr support.Ample provisions will be taken to thelr doors, medical attendance will be pro- ~ \u201cwided for then, and their wants will be attonued to by the constables guarding thelr hoasos.If smallpox breaks out in a family aud espaclally {n a large family it is obvious- 1y Lettar to send the first patient Lo the hospital than to endanger the lives of all the other mombers by keeping Lhesick one at home.PROTECTING THE EXHIBITION BUILD- Gi Unless the police force ls to be at once strengthened suffivientiy to afford au adequate guard on tbe Exhibition buildings, the best thing thal can be done is to bring ope, of the regulsr batteries here from Quebes or Kiugsion.\u201d As the Herald says, the present state of affairs is unjust to the volunteers, who are being incobvenieuced in their private relailuns to attend to a dis- agrneuble public duty, Whioh can be done better by regulars.Wbat are tLe regular troops tor?If tho vofunteers are, however, to be obliged 1 continue usder arws, the best battalion to which the duty can be assigned Js Lke 65in, andl we are sorry to see the re- vorl that they are to ba ready in two or bhres duys costradicted, The 85th would best periotm the duty ot guarding tlie Exhibition buildings for the very evident ren on tbat their doing so would obviate any possible reflections upon Lhe militia in the event of a collision with rioters.\u2019Khere are osleusibly respectable persous in this oommubity wuu appear to be only too anxious Lv wisrepresent ail that the so-called * English \u201d volunteers do, and-not to give them any credit for their, in many cases, serious personal sacrifices on behalf of duty.This being so, it is ratbur desirable tbat the battalions now doing duty should bo replaced, or at least reinforced as svon as possible by the 65th, BIGNS OF THE TIMES IN ENGLAND.\" The triumph of the Liberals next month in Great Britain wiil be followed, especially if the Radical wing be numerically strong, by such a demand for a reform in the land Laws of England and Scotland that the Government will either have to bend or break under it Mr.Gladstone in his manifesto fabs shy of it, just as he does of disestablishment, free education, a reform ol the House of Lords, and other questions which sre loomiug up in the near future, but other mernbers of the party are not so timorous, and on this, as on other questions, are giv- fug forth no uncertain sound as to the views of the rank and flle of the Liberal party.The Free Land League, the president of which 1s Mr.Arthur Arnold, M.P., a brother bf Edwin Arnold, and a prominent litterateur, journalist and publicist, has issued a cireu- Iar to the people, in which they Inform them that, \u2018The interests of the country demand noth- less than complete overthrow of tho sys- m of Boroditary settlement, by which the 1and has been accumulated for the dignity of on few ond families, depriving each present generntion of absolute control, and affliet- Ang the soil with influences resulting from the ign norance e obatinaoy, or the pride of generations which have passed a They are told that the real question before tife péople is whether the peers or the people are to make the land laws, and they are exhorted to give the power to the people by voting the Liberal tickets.The address is very Revere on the landed aris tocracy, and a dolefu) picture is drawn of the effeots ot the present land laws on the commercial position of the country, and Hoeration from these \u201ceconomical, social and moral evils\u201d can only be accomplished by a liberal majority in the House of Commons.Of course, any inove in this direction will be mat with an outdrv oo behall of ** vested yighls,\u201d and agninst \"spoliation,\u201d but it will uut bé suflcient to prevent very radical modifications In the present land laws being made, tbe moment men of the staup of Chamberlain and Dilke get the upper hand in tho British House of Commons.WRONG IDEAS EXPLAINED, The Herald is persistent.Quotiug some \u201ctout remarks of yesterday regarding the {lealth Committew\u2019s relations to medical s dviéé, Ît statos that as the Health Committee chusists of twenty members, there ought to be room for medical men in it The Herald persists na a mistake which was made by it and by most of the city papers at Lio Jme ot the reorganization of the committes.Thiy fifislake Is In imagining that additional fidërthéh were then added to the commit- tri.\u201cus Herald says: ¥ re He: pith Commit A consists of the old committer re named by the eltinens; 8h lue Japmbers of the Oyty Council who to connterbainnée the altinens go a mot and never Was.ay mo \u201c wing\u201d as No.3 10 the Health Committee.The committee consists of the old civic health committee (of seven aldermen) with six citizens added\u2014not five, Bs we stated by a slip yesterday.As the Herald haa ol course been arguing all along on wrong facts, its wrong ideas are explained.ALDERMAN GRENIER.It has been stated that Alderman Grenier was obstructing the Board oI Health by refusing to vote the necessary funds for the work in band.Nothing is further from the truth than such a statement.It is true Alderman Grenier cut down two appropriations to half of the amounts applied for, but it was on the distinct understanding that whatever was necessary would be granted as it was required.We some time ago had occasion to severely oriticlze Alderman Grenier, but it is only fair to state that since the re-organization of the Civico Board of Health he has come forward agalnand agaln before the Board and intimated that all requisitions for money by the Board to ineet the crisis would be promptly paid.THE number of people who believe Daniel Webster compiled a dictionary seems to be increasing.The first distinguished convert to this theory was Thomas Carlyle, who is reported to have given the great American statesman a rather coul reception when be called upon him at Chelsea, under the impression that it was he who had mutilated the English language.The Toronto Globe recently came to the eame conclusion, and now the Brockville fecorder man has joined the list of believers.THE people of Wyoming evidenUy believe that it is not murder to shoot Chinamen- Sixteen of the miners recently arrested for massacring Chinese at Rock Sprinæs have bad \u201cno bills\u201d presented against them by the Grand Jury, which has not yet succeeded in fluding a true bill against anybody.It is clear that a great many Chinese were murdered ; but an intelligent jury has de- ctded that a number of men, who bad a good deal to do with shooting them, are not gullty of murder.This 18 doubtless highly satisfactory to the miners, but it is inclined to make the average person, who ls nôt a miner, and does not hanker after the biood of the Celestials, feel disgusted with the entlie jury system.AMONG the fifty American Irishmen whom it Is proposed to send to Ireland to ald Par- Rell, 1a.dobn Boyle.O'Beilly, of, Beaton, ul be were to go, Ib is doubtful whether he would get back for several years to come, as be might be invited to serve out the remainder of his sentence in that Australian prison Irom which he effected such a drarualic escape some years ago.It will be remembered that Mr.O'Reilly refused to coma to Montreal last March to deliver a lecture on Bt.Patrick's Day, because the British Government would not promise to leave him unmolested, and it is not likely that he will now be adventurous enough to place himself in the power of the English Government, by going to Ireland to haraugue agaiust them.How interesting It is to see the City Passenger Railway bullied by 5t.-fean Baptiste because it\u2014tbe C.P.R.\u2014wishes to comply with the orders of the Provincial Board of Health! How interesting Is St.Jean Baptiste generally! It won't have vaccination; iL won't obey the Provincial Board of Health ; it doesn't want a smallpox hospital in the adjoining municipality of St.Louis; it won't have a hospital in its own limits; it doesn't want the street car company to obey the Provincial Board of Health; and its chief of police does not think that tbe crowd which was dispersed by the volunteers on Tuesday bight was disorderly, and coûñsiders that the lively \u201cimagination of the volunteers construed the visit into ap attack.\u201d Trooper Browning, of the Montreal Cavalry, must have a large share ol this lively imagiva- tion, judging from his broken nose.St.Jean Baptiste ought to be put under a glass case and sold to P.T.Barnum.DR.MARSDEN, one of the Quebne members of the Central Board of Health, says that some doctors aré giving certificates ol vaccination to peopla without taking the trouble to vaccinate them or toexamine them for the purpose of ascertaining whether they have been vaccinated or not; the only preliminary to the granting of a certificate being the ox- acting of a fee of fifty cents.Such an accu- gation coming from any less reliable author ity would be regarded as a slander upon an honorable profession.The men who are ongaged in such dirty work as selling for fitty cents certificates of an operation that has never been performed ought to he pilloried, and Di.Marsden will doubtless do his best to bring upon their heads the censures of the respectable members of the profession.Meanwhile employeis should receive with caution certificates of vaccination, written ungrammatically, on diriy scraps of paper and signed by doctors they do not know to be in good standing.In such cases they will do well to ask for the production of corrobor: ative evidence in the shape of a well defined vaccination mark.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTE AND COMMENT.Experience is the Best Teacher, {From the Philadelphia Bulletin.] School teachers and missionaries acer to be as badly needed as doctors in Montreal.But the Whole Province Pays Tribute.[From the Hamilton Spectator.) Toronto does not own the whole Province of Ontarlo.Blel and His Picture.{From the Winnipeg Manitoban.) Riel values his photograph at $250,000.His entire corporeal structure will soon not be worth $2.50.Thinking of the Duty or Quinine, [From the San Francisco Alta.) A Texas dootor has discovered that moe- quito bites are a remeay for malaria.Soon ag this is known somebody will want to put a tax on mosquitos.Underground Wires in Chicago, {From the Chicago News.Sept.26.] If New York really wants to clear its streets of telegraph poles and electric wires iet her send the Electrical Bubway Comm sion or the \u201cexperts employ: ed by the ji panles\u201d to Chicago.Hero they can seo tbs Hist oleotrical subway ever constructed for practical work and the wires to-day, after © years\u2019 continuous service, as per arfect as over andstili doing daily duty.They can flnd over 1000 miles of underground wires\u2014 telegraph, telophone, fire, alarm, electric light, e And if they don\u2019t come pretty soon they will not be ably to find a single line of wire above ground for any purpose within the city limits.The Chinese Tax.« (From the New York Times] The latest reported 1s the discovery of a law of the Dominion of Canada requiring the payment of 850 for every Chivaman sent across the border.As our ous office, are directed to send back to\" yh aol ever thence to our own pee Colestial coming tree land in violation the terms of the restriction aot, tu situation Is erploxing.oo such a law really is tu opora fon in C wo are the last who hiave any sant to pi plain of it, dince it Ja ouly a shrewd apd money-making application of eur own prin ciple of oxolu ton.It.woul 1.be.a-bad en, wara.it ont practicabile, to.tx.the binaphobists ol the Paoitic slops to ich tba moses to pay this rendmizsion tou AN Fe ar DALY eau, hate po THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8.1884 ~~ = - SPORTS \u2018AND PAR \"== de | Hosmer Covers Laing\u2019s Portest, | (SPECIAL TO THE pra BosTon, October 7.\u2014Geor rge H.Hosmer, yesterday covered Joseph aing's deposit of $100 as forfeit to bind a three mile sculling race, and tvlegraphed Lal or his representative to meet him at the Herald office on Friday morning at 11 o'clock to sign articles abd post the balance of the stakes to insure a race.- Double Soulling on the Hudson, Troy, N.Y., October 7.\u2014Ata meeting of representatives of Courtney and Conley and Hanlan and Lee this Afternoon, James Or- man, of Boston, was selected as releree for the somiag double scull race at Pleasure Is- The Possibilities of the Bloyele, {From the Pall Mall Gazetto.] What would we not give to be able to interview at ment Mr.Thomas Stevens, the tntropid engin bioyelist, who, on hls two-wheeled steed, nag ridden & cross America, and across Europe from | Constantinople, and, wax bolder I by suo- cess, has ushed on through Asia Minor to Persia.He is now at \u2018l'abree and from through Af- thence he is foe to push on {| hanistan to India.Burnaby s ride to Khiva spuo think gompared with this bleyclist's tour to Herat.To what visions of terror he must bave given rise in Asiatic villages as he s nolnelssaly y througha wondering populati ton | To uDning away with a man oa the to p of it must bave suggested Moh ot Shaitan and the Afrits boop whioh the Eastern imagination has eopled the invisinle world.ut how the orld shrinks, and what a prospect does ihe adventurous cyclist ope ope before tho es of wheelmen! If a bloyclis ean trundle bls way over Ararat and the Himalayas, what corner of the world will be left un- visited By the ellos © riders of the iron steed?We shall have trloy Sling.pal parties to Thibet and bicyoling tours to Peki Who kpows but that before next century dawns it will recogni at the Inventor of the bicycle has done more to fave, luttonize the religious, moral and social Ideas of mankin ail the philosophers of our time ?The Montreal Lacrosse Team in Baltimore, BALTIMORE, October 7.\u2014The Druid Lacrosse Lean met with dn overwhelming de- leat to-day at the hanas of the champion \u2018ciub from Montreal.The visitors gave the finest exhibition of the game ever seen in this city.The Druids secured one goal to the visitors, five.Notes, The Toronto Baseball Club, alone of the clubs in the Canadian League, has come out ahead in its finances, although by Do means the strongest club in the association.It is stated that the gross receipts for the baseball season of the Chicago League Club amount to $300,000, und this means a profit té-ptookholders vf over 300 per cent.A is suggested that a big two days\u2019 bi Bio tournante ce Rod in Jerome néxt about the va go prizes, attract the bed flyers on the-0pniiveny; - would be offered.A bicycle propelled by steam power has Treceutiy been-successtully exhibited.The power Ja furnished by a miniature botler and engine mounted over a small front Wheel, and weighing less than twenty pounds.H.Clark, of Woodstock, the Canadian amateur bidyule chatupion, will try to lower the Canadian pecords fur one and five miles at Woodstock to-morrow.Clark is training for his trip do à Bla bicycle tournament at Chicago this month The Winnipeg Football Club (Rugby) meeta for practice Wedn and Saturday alternoons.A match has n arranged for Saturday afternoon between a fifteen composed of players who belonged to the Nortb-West Field Force and a Îifteen be- longlog to the club who did not go Lo the ront.It is not generally known that the pont \u2018Puritan\u2019 ilt by a Yarmouth, man.Mr.Charlea Gardner is foreman o the yard at Boston in which the \u2018* Puritan\u201d was bullt and.had charge of the work on her.He ls a brother of Mr.J.Nelson Gardner, of Milton, N.B, The latest English quotations for the Cesarewitch, n at Newmarket on Tuesday, October rot aro as follows.The distance is twu miles Lwe furlongs and Freedom à yards : 1a & 2 against \u2018Bird of Freedom,\u201d pears, ibs.up; 100 to 12 agaluat \u201c\u2018 thorp.\" .3, 108; 100 to 9 against \u201cEurasian,\u201d 3, 94; 10 to 1-.againet \u201cCharan,\u201d 3, 86; 20 to 1 against \u201cBt.Gatien,\u201d 4, op 38s 20 to 1 i ainst + Florence, \u201d 5 \"128; 2 20 to' 1 against ema,\u201d 5, 100: 20 to\u2019 1 against * Gonfaion,\u201d + 92; 20 to 1 Against \u201c Lonely.\u201d 3, 105: 25 ® 1 1 seins \u201cP atsantords, \u201d , 106: 40 to 1 » Kijores ; 50to 1 against \u201ciogue tte,\u201d 190; 0 to 5 agalnst \u201c Portoel- *3, oa: 1600 to 15 gust \u201c Fotiogriut.3, 91; 100 0 to 10 exainst © Diamond,\u201d 5, 90; 100U to 1U agninst privé rage 5 118; 500 to 50 against \u201cGunfalon \" aud \u201c Xema * coupled.PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE.Oem Opening of the Session of 1885.60 Last Night, A large audience ässembled last night In Duvid Morrlee Hall, to attend the formal Montres , the sesalon of 1885-8 of the ontrus\u2019 \u2019resbyterian College.Toe R .Principal MacVicar occupied the chalr, aud aug torn were: Bir 4.Day, Dean of Residence, Prof.Coussirat, Prof.Campbell, Rav.Louis H.Jordan, Prot Borin or, Rev.B.Mackay, Rev.Sr.Lee, v obert Campbell, Rev, A.B.Cruchet, and others, Yhe proceedings ere opened by the hymn, \u201cAll Hail the Ponerol Jesus\u2019 Name,\u201d being sung by all preseat; after which a selection from Psalms was read, followed by a prayer by Kev.Louis H.Jordan.T Rev.W.T.Herridge, pastor of St.Andrews church, awa, delivered the opening address, and he had chosen for his subject \u2018\u2019Caristianity and Cultür © began hip leature by detining quiture, which, ho sald, 1s sometimes meant only to indicate the refinement of good sbolety, sometimes the pussessignaf 8 fo é&ducation, sometimes à love of art, again ag de- portinent and fashionable clothing fn sometimes it ombraces & love of letters.It ie the impertect notion we have of thé meaning of cultüré tbat is one of the causes of the breech between ftand C ristinnity.If culture is no more than intelectual ré- finement, or a knowledge ol ethnics, it 18 plain té he seen how Christianity might, bo in opposition to it, but when culture has received its proper definition, so that tt may be made to embrace the fulfilment of what is possible ln life, the oppusition will be taken away and for an example of true culture we ean look to Christ, who went \u2018about do othe ec Ifthe hig t form of culture in ancient times be examined, It would be easy to see what thé issue would be, if undirec by divine wisdom.It was In Athens, as 1s said iu Farracs \u201cSt, Paul,\u201d that the human form carefully trained, reached Îte al ¢ perfec beauty, there that ary was brought «to perfection, Had it been n possible or the Teoria, by itg own wisdom, Lo w it been possible for man by his owl power to gain salvation atd to make for himself a new paradise, such ends would have been reached Ath ens fa the\u2019 days of her ory aâes t and never will De religioug and it Wsoloas to sigh over the downfalfol the ancient world.A breech bas been Created between culture und Christian- Moby inadequate \u201cviews of Christianity.p lecturer concluded by au able argument to prove that true culture and true Cbris- tianity west hand in band.Mr.Hervidge was Loudly applauded at the conclusion of bis lecture.\u2018The Rev.Principal Mavi r made a ashore specch, 18, in whigh he said: am pl the friends of the Co To aan tie attendances of students is lar, of than we ex- \u2018ped! Fifteen new studen paye al Already rived, and more are expecte Collage buildings are fully peuple od bane | no doubt but the Attoudance would have been still larger, .were it not for the feeling all over tbe country that tue sanitary condition = pe parts of the city defective, Vo trust, howaver, that by t No vse of proper means, and with the Divine blessing upon them, Shee glgomy app enone wiil floon a beaithy od, of Be en and; svery recau- où & medical Solerico can BULK pre bas bent taken to guard agains discuss .lection will now be Erkan uy in aid of tie bragy, and-I trust the nontributious wi be liberal, as thare hi thoan present on the plat- Vilna Duwson, Rev.made or an ado adaiaual ner els L dy us Breslin ame Le of met : L | Gongs was aitor Wards net PTE \u2018they favor the polio; c'aldiog 1yalsdd Aa Ce the direction w Je mao she pou © PROVINCIAL NEWS, Nu ONTARIO.- Lieu with A Sharpshooters in the North-West, was married at Ottawa on Wednesday to Misa Pope, daughter ot Mr.Richard Clerk of the Orown in Chancery.A man giving the name of Jobn MoMahon was arvesied at Toronto Wednesday for stealing 8 quantity of underclothin from a dry goods store on Yonge street.says he comes from Montreal, and that it is 0 three days since he was discharged from thogmal pox hospital there, where he b been suffering from that disease.Thos.Neely, foreman in McDonald's tin works, Toronto, has eloped with Bertha Smith, a young girl employed in the works, Neely 1s a married man, bis wife keopig tinemith\u2019s shop on Queen street, Before od parting he drow about $1200 out of t ank, wbich had been saved by his from profits accrued from the shop.The nomination for mayor for the rematy- der of this year, caused by the resignation of W.J.Scarfe, waa held at the City Hall, Brantford pce ee George Watt was nominated b Cockshutt, seconded b: Adam ar and O.B, Heyd was nom{- by Geo.Foster, seconded by Wm Watt, jr.B.H.Rothwell was elected alderman for Queen's ward by acclamation, to fill LBs vacancy occasloned by Geo.Watt's resign.Candidates for the Toronto mayoralty.for.nexi year are already bestirring themselv and a lively contest is anticipated.Ai Defoe, cbalrmen of the Finance Committee, is already in the field, and it is rumored be will be framediately followed by Col.Fred.C.Denison and ex-Ald.Jobn Turner.Mayor Manning will also seek re-election.All these omen are Conservatives.and if astrong ema is picked out to run it is believed he Will go in unless they all retire in y one of their number.it is reported that J.Withrow will, for the third time, be the Hotorm standard er.Rev.Dr.Newman's visit to Toronto has been ga complets ovation.On Sunday hundreds were turned away from Kev.Hugh Johnston's church, Carleton stree hore he officiated, unable to find standin room.On Monday aight the church.as crowded to the doors to hear his lecture on \u2018The Valley of the Euphrat\u201d.Se su great was the enthusiasm that Lieut-Gover- nor Robinson voiced the wish of the congregation, to have him deliver his oration on \u201cGen.Grant.\u201d Dr.Newman consented to do sa.d lectured lueaday night to a large ence on the great hero.Wednesday he ached at Government house with a num- bo ot So diatine aise citizens, wife ; 0 QUEBEC.St.Jean Baptiste Society of Richmond has fitted up a flue new in MoeMorrine\u2019s blook on Main street.The excise duties collscted at Quebec during September amounted to $34,938.96, and for the corresponding month last year, '$38, - Bas 3, showing a decrease of $1656.41 In Le our Bisters of Charity, left Quebec, Tues \u2018day, by the steamship \u2018Napoleon 114,\" with Mgr.Bossé, aboste tolic prefect, 10 establish a school and \u201cminister to the sick op the coast ot Labrador.Mrs.Tremblay, aged 71, residing alone, dropped dead, Luesday evening, at ber residence, Quebec.inquest was held aud a verdict of death from pulmonary hemorrhage was rende St.Francis Lodge, A.F.& A.M, No.15, .R., holds ite regular communications in Freemasons\u2019 Hall, McMorrine's block, Main street, Richmond, on the evening of the second Thursday of each month.The fine weather of the past week or two has made the farmers of Aylmer jubilant, and they are all preparing for the agricultural fyir which begins at Aylmer on the 8th inst.The show promises to be a suc cess, judging from the large number of intending exhibitors.Rock Island.P.Ball is spending a few weeks ln Boston and New York for his health.There has been no smallpox scare here yet.Many of the people have been revaccinated.Phere are a grest many still unvaccinated for various reasons.lively interest in agricultural matters are attending the fair at Sharpasies this week.Charles 4, Pince.an P.Ball seud stook.Several days of besatffal Fall weather were followed by rain on Saturday and wers.Since then the weather has been decidedly cooler.whiskey from Sherbrooke to be sent in the name.of one of the traders of Rook lsland will \u2018not repeat the offence.At the annual meeting of the \u2018\u2019Three Villages Library, Association\u201d last Monday evening, the old bodrd of directors was reelect removing to Sherbrooke.Hackett wus elected in bis place.At a subsequent meeting of the directors C.O.Brigham was elected prostdent and A.H.Darling secretary.Mrs.5.EK, Blodgeit was appointed librarlag for the ensuing year.The advisability of having a course of lectures the coming Winter was discussed and an adjourned meeting will be neld for that purpose Monday evening, Octobex 19th.Derby Line, Vt.Mrs.West and Misses Hawley and Fuller are in Boston this wenk buying goo r.and Mrs.C.O.Brigham, Mrs.> 3 pald- fu and À Mrs.À.F.Foster are visiting friends n Fred Caswell and Fred Laythe are awa on their vacation, Boston and New Yor will be taken in during the trip.A.T.Foster and A.Nelson, ex-members of the Vermont Legislature, have Bone to Moatpelier to attend the Legislalive reunion held theré this week, ALL QUIET, cr at No pronble at the Exhibition Gronnds\u2014 or Beaugrand on Lbuty\u2014A Rioteor\u2019s * Story What \u2018 \u2018La Press says, Throughout all last night perfect calm and quietude ruigned on and about the Exhibition Grounds.At eight o'clock sixty men of the Pirnco of \u2018Wales Battalion under cémmand of Major Butler relieved the Garrison Artillery.On thelt way howe the fatter battalion marched by way of st.Lawrence street throuæb the very heart of \u2018St.Jean Baptiste Village, aud not a sige of hostility on the part of the resldents wis abywhere noticable.Bixteen members of the Montreal Cavairy were also OKE OF THE RIQTER'S VERSION.Conn, left the village,\u201d said a French an lad of about seventeen years \u201ctu Frgton à the volunteers.Valierre lead us, filed our pockets with stones.It wis more of & joke than any} thing else, we did not tend to hurt anyone.\u201d * How many of you were in the crowd?\u201d \u201cTwo or three hua When we arrived near the grounds we et the cavalry, and ou bet wo made them run.We met one of he men employ Inside the buildings; he told us there were very few soldiers there, and it wus a splendid Opportunity to attack the place.o went abead, and when the volunteers turned out wé commenced stoning thew.Then we saw it was going beyoud a joke, and we went home.I won't have anything to do with it again.\u2019 ; Escaped From the Reformatory, Yesterday afternoon two boys, named Ia eue ss Froment, prisogera st the working ip the yard of toe Inaction 4 when, probably for want of vigiläuce ju the Tay oi 1 syrvelllance, they {nbed the.fen \u2018hey en- yeod the alr ot UE tor \u201cabout one hour and wero recaptured o on Fletcher's Field by a cogatable and dome citizens.; pe I A.arr CHLER NEED, OF DE October 6\u2014 Fallen Conte Je Jones bte ot Te city, who are am by the meeting last night in 5 Now Jor proceud to Irel lah ot his purpose of \u2018asso in the Parlism orang pice hel da EEE Sono, I eed fupds, ory, and t.Todd, one of the officars who served Sunday, winding up with a series of Lbuader\u2019 It is thought by those concerned that the hotelkeeper in Lhe States who ordered\u2019 except Rev.George Thornloe, who ig- on dut patrolling « on the grounds.To- | night the * be on duty and tomorrow night the {oy Mayor u rand ted) Gardner and Lisut.-Col.visited the firuunds during thy bight s ad found everything in pertect or Saveral citizens of Rock [Island who take a |: | Bac It your oliltdren-sre troubled witfs .glve ham Mother Gr aves ern rois\u201d nato patois, sure, and al.nt Haprovoment foot your The large number ol Morman immigrants is partly explained by the prosperity of the foreign missions.At present there are branches in ail tue princi al Lowns in Eng- ad, Wales and London has a3 many as six meating-houses, an via has as many missionaries, This year four companies, ave ng 300 each, ve left Liverpool for the land of the Saints.¢ J Weak jungs, spitting of blood, consump- 4lon, and kindred affections, cured without \u2018physician.Address for treatise, with two stamps, * WORLD'S DISPENSARY ICAL \u2018ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N.Ÿ.A citizen of Rochester, Minn, has just completed a monument made m stones athered from all parts of tae United States.fils about sik feet high and four feet in iameter at the.by jt contains stones from nearly Livery y State Union, and from the h t peak in the Rooky Moun- ns.1 BCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE Cop LIVER OIL WITH Hypo PHITES, or Pulmonar, Troubles.J.T, MoFaLL, M.D., Anderson, , says: \u201cI consider Scott's Linulsion one of the best preparations iu the market for Pulmonary Troubles.The Edinburgh Town Council have had submitted to them designs by Mr.Hay for the memorial chapel which it is propose to construet in St.Guiles\u2019 Cathedral Posed the memory of the late Dr.Chambers, the restorer.of the Cathedral.The memorial scheme also includes the erection of a lite size statue in the: chapel.Ir 18 undersL that the chapel will be constructed out of the room on the left hand aa of the north door, which is at present used as a session ouse.Derangemen of the liver, with conatipa- tion, in e Jomplexion, induces pim ples, sal owe 8 Remove the cause by using Ca Carter's oy be Liver Pills.One a jose.Lord Iddesleigh, acknowledging his ap- polotment 8s lite member of the Beottish nservative Club, Edinburgh, says he hopes when visiting Edinburgh in \u201cte first or second week In November to take a new mn- terest in the club, and is sure he will And ail ts members hard at work for the battle to fought at the end of that month.The club has done much to bripg the party to- goer Both in Edinpurgh sud throughout Why don\u2019t you try Carter's Little Liver Pills?\u2018They are a positive « cure lor sick headache, and all the ills by disordered iver.Only one pi x a oa Several of the new lists of voters just published afford some indication of the large increage made in county copstituencies under ie Dour Act.In Minrose-snire Lhe in- case is.close on 14,000, in.Lerthshire it ercoeds 10,000, in Lumbartonshire ft amounts to 6637, In Dumiriessbtre to 5816, in Berwickshire to 3758, and in Kirkoud- brightshive'to 3320.- From Death's Door, M.M.Devereaux ot Ionia, Mich, was a sight to benold.He says: \u201ci'bud no action of the Kidueys anu suffered terribly.My legs were as big as my body and my body os big as a barrel, \u2018the best doctors gave we up.Winuily 1 tried Kiduey-Wort.In four or five days a Change came, in eight or tn days | was on My leet, and how | am apletely qured- AC was certainly a mira- Ch Aii gists Keop Kidney-Wort Which is art up th in liquid and dry form _\u2014 A disastrous storm has dons much damage in the Biune Vallay, where the Kelvin overflowed.Several lives were lost in the floods, and two boats wrecked, their crews fortunately escaped, be storm over Lhe whole of Scotiand, and the injury to the crops, is sald to have been serious.¥itted Out por a stockings Dresses, oloaks, and all garments can be Solorod with hey Diamond Fashionable colors, Unly lve, ud dius Wells, ichardson & Co, Bur lingon, The Queen is expooted to reside in Jeol land about iol ist or 26rd.The Court.on quitiiog Balmoral, wi procséd to Wiud- sor Uustle, whore.a wots ru Dents is being prepared have Prince aud: Princess Heury of Battenberg.[ 7 special Notice, ! A Sure Thing, A sure cure for Summer ren cyre from your druggist one 3 cent bottle of \u2018Pr.Fowler's Exirac of Wil Strawberry and use according to directions.It is infallible for Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Canker of the Stomach and Bowels, and Cholera infantum.Ferdinand Ward's brother estimates that the delence in tue trial of the former will prove among other things, \u201cthe Grant family drew out 1 more money Irom the frm than thoy pui Direction, To stimulate the appetite and facilitate digestion with tho \u2018\u2019Indigenous Bitters,\u201d take one wineglassiul of the iniusion batore \u2018each meal; to purity the bloud, two wineglasses before ROLE to bed.Lhe effect is Poisoned, Scarcely a family exists but that some member 18 sulfering with bad blood and polsoned secretions from constips atlon giving rise to ltbeuruatism, rotu 8, Eruptions, Cutarrh aud other complaii te.indicating lurking bluod poison which u ew bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters would sradicate from the system.= \u2018The Flicher Pianos in Schools, Messrs.J.& C.Fischer, New York : The eight Pianotortes purchased of your firm in 1871 bave been cuntipuously 1n use ever since.They have proved themselves 1 all respects what they were sald to be.To any in wapt of an instrument, we can, without hesitation, recommend them for quality of tone, durability, and capacity for Rove's Élenczes GREEN, B 1 1 uperintenden CP, sghoo 8.+ TREO.D.RUDDOCE, Teacher Vocal Music.Office of Gite Bon Board ot_ School Commission- el ar, n, 8 C.Mr.| E.Beatie: 1676 Notre Dame streat, Montreal, is the sole agent for tbe Fischer Pianos in the Province of Quebec.2874 The \u201c Exposition J niverslle de L'Art Culinaire\u201d awarded he highest honors to Angostura Bitters as hat most offlcacious \u201cstimulant t to excite the appetlie and to keep vd digestive organs in guod order.Ask tor the genuine article, manufactured only by fr @Q.B, Siegert & Sons, and beware of imitations.| ONTRAOT FOR SUPPLY OF MAIL BAGS.SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Post- madter-General (For rinting an and Sipvly of Bry ob), and m a ae D tinander fo ns! received a wa o'clock, noon, on MONDAY, the nd désasek for the supply of the Post Office Department ot Sannin with such Cotton Duck, an enth time to mets required tor sts Po Postal Bervice of the Domin 8 les of the © Bags to be Halas.al ba seoñ at the Post Offices at alt AX {php N.B,, Charlottetown, Que oben -Moritreal, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Vinni- ez, Man., Viétoria, B.C.'or at the Post Office epartment at Ottawa.he lags, supplied, both as regards atorial and \u2018manufacture, to.be fu sou to the samples.ana to bb delivered from time to time in such quantities a8 may be required at The \u2018contract, if satisfactorily executed.shall continue in force for the term of four years, provided always the workmanship and matg- rial be satisfactory to tBb@Postmaster:Generak 1 ribed by r, apd to be OnE dnted b y the ATA ied of two resposal © parties, ng that in the-ovent of the Tender doing acdopted, the contrast shall be duly ox- geuted | by by the, party tendering fo or r the price emand ndertaki bound w si, the contructor in the Le of two thousand \u20ac ilurs for the due performance of rate cod fe lorme of 1 ondor god guaranteo ma; be obtain ces above Dam rat the dae Popar ne Oty li not ant .|e joue F any ten we WHA tary.281 lavé Thos.J.Potter's Sales.and over LACHINE ROAD, Near new bridge re the Canadian Paoifio ay, VILLA LOTS WITH SPLENDID PRONTAGE.Sale at my rooms on EE SNES DAY, 18th of That beautiful site on vy Lower Lachine Road, sub-divided into five lots be! - don Villa pnd the old Windai Pater near tion, etc.bo always preserved open), are finely situated on An elevation communding superb views, and will be sa easy 9 f access via Ua an Pa- cifle Halway \u20ac a t.Catherine street.The'location of the Len Pridge is definitely settled ugon and tenders for {ts construction are already advertised for.+ Plan of the lots will be on view at my office.Rare chance to buy bullding land for Investment, on or speculation.The sonnsction Sith ontreal by the extension © of th e great increase of will create a demand lor houses h for city people or tho - nected with the railway.p Lots abo bout *60x300 feet.Liberal terms.ale at \u201cSion o'clook.RHOA.J.POTTER.Auctioneer.T.LAMBERT Measutifai Satta © and Grou er Rohr the vost Ferteet will be sold à by auction at my room on uosday, 18th October, by order of Mr, P.M.Wickham, the delightful cottage, owned and occupied by him the private avenue near Vitoria street.\u201cBaile nished in the most perfect manner, has frult, flower and vegetable © fardous, fine iawn.croquet grounds, etc.good water supply and every comfortand son venlence ; 1 jhestell tion in ambert, close to tho depot, all the shurshes a an Full particulars at my offt eral Toma ropert courts most thorough examination.Hard an soft water supply and sunitary arrangements perfect, Bale at 11 o'clock, THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.8° FAMILLE STREET.Ale CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.A bargain at private sale.Each 26.6x180; Angin roars fine situation.being perveen Davies\u2019 new house A ng i ou Hendery\u2019s house, No.pr, Splendid spot to build ua for THOS.J.FOTTER, Auctioneer, Es terme.renting.227 Thomson & Gowder\u2019s Sales, rn THE GRAND CENTRAL, 241 & 243 ST.JAMES SL, NT Afternoon, Oct.9, at 3 o'clock, 0 Hall Stoves and sev., Under.glothina, Carpets zontal ites, Stove THOMSON & GOWD 286 Aucnioneers, .241 and 243 8.JAMES STREET, FRIDAY, en 0th, ® O'CLOCK: Parlor, Beta, Carpets, Stoves, Temoved trom a private Bouse: THOMSON & GOWD.282 Auctioneers.GP CENTRAL AUCTION & REAL ESTATE ROOMS, 341 & 248 ST.JAMES STREET.Goods Entrance.Fortification Lane WEEKLY AUCTION MALES Every Friday.es .2 o'alock i Goods sent tor.\"Prompt returns.Valuations made for Estates & Insurance Cos.HOMSUN & GOWD 219 Commission Merchants & Auctdionears.WENTY NS EXHIBITION PRIZE awarded to J.S.Fry : Sons, \u2018Maker to tho Queen and Prince of Wales._F rv\u2019s Chocolate way be had from all 1 rei class grocers.UB FALL CLOTHING! Theres {s not the slightest doubt that! the, new styles in Fall Clothing introduced brs G.Kennedy & Uo.are giving unbounded satisfaction We can unhesitatingly say their Clothing for fit, quality and gheapnass is unequalled in Canada.The clothing for men and boys are matchless and canuot be produced elsewhere, and a great nupber of people are aware of the fac It undoubtedly helps the sale of any article of merchandise to advertise it liberally: liberal advertisine alone wiil not build up and sustain a large business.of ver- tising there must be the Intrinsic merit of the article advertised, or its sale we ads long continue extensive.\u2018Of course\u201d we advertise because it is büsiness-like to do so, but the popularity of our clothing rests on its tried excellence and admitted superiority to others.Our customers advertise our clothing better than we do.À trial proves tbe truth of our claims, and makes an earnest advocate to urchuso from us in preference to all others.Dar by day we fegeive orders from our leading 7 alrizene and the abitants of ur- rounding district of \u2018Bont treal, who.not ong ago, imagined gopd clothi uld riot be procured from 8t.Lawrence fain street.they have tried our garments, and, apprecia- \u2018ting their worth, purchuse fromus as a fi ter of course.Merit wins every time.stronger than prejudice, overcomes Igno ra an rries with it! à power wbioh is rrosiat- bie shrewd people know when the of get good valua.Our ds thing represents profit to them because the materials are of the soundes he t ° style is artistic in A coupled extremely low charges, therefore our pr is in great deman Whyour Clothing | is superior to all others is, it represents a larger abhi.re a higher knowledge, more artistic ability reute care in manufacturing, soun judgment and more finished workmansh $ han can fo foun in others, and experience, knowledge, art, eare and first-class workmanship form a combination with which mediocrity cannot com- We have the substantial, solid, eonvine- ia proof of this in the immense patronage which honors us, and in the unvery pliments which come to us from al Paris ot the city and country.J.G.K exvepry & Co.81 and 83 5t.Lawrence serses ; .2sod* A UTOMATIC SPRINKLERS, YOR : FIRE EXTINGUISHING, } Ofthe Latest and Beat kind Atted up by Sole Agents for the Dominion.Corner St.Peter and Craig Streets.137 .Bron DIES! n cases of slokness this spirit is often re- aired and then Should be of the best guglity mported.Mes QUIT, \"DEBOUCHE & CO. pndersigned at the office of A.tect, for fymishing all the stone required \"lor the ARMORIES at Drill Hall, Montreal.pecid tions for same can bo soon nt Fe be, lowest or any ten- er not n SBA HIRLEY pi agape + STARRY, h Contractors, US E\u2014 \u2014USE HOOD'S CAMPHOR TOILET SOAP DISINFECTANT! furert AS À SOLD BY ALL DRUGOISTS.OM MEN \u201cpaies J, ity, Lost , ste trier 2 enn vous mure à Fothoge cin So Sain tho site of the new bridge and the ral raliway sta~ | he lots have.a river frontage (to | yee GRAND CENTRAL AUCTION | .ROOMS, \u2019 \u201cOrrie ROBERT MITCHELL & CO.W.E.Shaw's Sales.INSNSNN, mn VES AND GENERA I, HOUSEHOLD sg FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.ayNont la large sale at my Rooms, 822 St.James Friday Morning next, tho fifth Instaut, AT TEN O'CLOCK.W.E.SHAW, Auctioncer, The Grand C 235 entral Auction Bale plooms.Xe \u201cSTATE LATE JAMES HARDIE, OF LONGUEUIL.Sale of the Farm and Dwellin about 26 Arpents of good and.Fine he by ord or 2 Exocu- tor, at wy room: ames street, Meunos on t \" alt detobors inst, at 11 cloc 8 à first-class farm and must De soir without any Yosarve whataver, for cash; fronts on the main ro 237 Ww.E.SHAW, Auctioneer.N°TICE Mr.James Thomson's great 8 Furniture will take place at Bar Wore: house, 8t.James street.Day of sale and full partioulars will be published in a day or two.W.E.SHAW, 228 Auctioneer.WilMaë.H.Arnton\u2019s.Nales.LENS AAA A QU RESERVED CLEARING SALE OY- LINDER DESK, SAFE, 2 PIANOS, BAGATELLE TABLE, M.T.BEDROOM FURNITURE, &o., &o.The undersigned will sell at his rooms, 212 St.James Bt., ey October Oth inst.Crlinder) Desk, Safe (combination lock), \u201d Ino.C.Fox\" 7 outave Piunoforte (rood instrument) and \u201c Mes Bros.\u201d (London) Pianoforte\u2014 suitable for a school hi oRepdid Bagatelle Table nogmplete, « Bed.room, Jurniure, oy aah tands an bles, Wire ack Easy Chairs, Brussels ane Wire attresses, &c., Bale at TEN o'clock.WILLIAM HM.ARNT 2858 Auotioneer.MPORTANT SALE OF FARM BTOCK, IMPLEMENIS, &o.he subscriber, instru uated b - LIAX GARDNER, will se v MR.WIL Guy Farm, Lowe LAcHINE Roap, On Wednesday, 14th October Instant, the entire Stock, Implements, &ec., includin Cows, 1 Ayrshire Bull, 4 Horues, 2 Bootoh Carts, 2 Hay Car press Market Whe gon Dog art Lutter, leh 2 Dua, Bleleho, Pa aL Ploux freon D he, Rarrows, Grub ber, Cultivator, Soon ing Machine.Horse Rake, Singl le and Double arnees \u20ac Grindstone, small Boiler, Ice Haw, Tongs, be.Oross Cut Saw.Churns, Milk Pans ins.4 8warms Hive Bees, 600 bushels ota: oes, Rose an ebrons, ay.1,000 bundles Straw, 1,000 ushels Data, Hay Forks, Hoes, Shovels, Poul ~\u2014 ALSO \u2014 Sundry Lots Household Furnltare.Sale at on o'clock, ; H'ARNTON, Auctioneer.Crowbars, try, &e.234 8 INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of SENECAL |! & BACHAND, Saddiers.Montre The undersigned win sell Ig Auction.in lots to sult the ihe trade, at N otre Dame 8 n TU he Ton POOPOBER 1880.at EVER o'clock, the assets of the tate, comprising: Bots, of Bingle and Double Harness, Saddles, Bridles.&o.finished and unfinished, large assortment of ness, Collars, Bits, Halters, Bloih Bells, Blankets, Carpeting, hips and Saddlers\u2019 Furnishings generally, the whole amounting to tha [LAPS EEE 1,869 99 Shop an and \"Store Fixtures, including $ 100 00 ewing vee Book ob wv 255 90 $1,725 89 Stock can be inspected on 13th instant.and any further information obtained on applica- KENT & TUROOTTE, 7 Place d'Armes, Montreal a.Marcotte & Co., Auctioneers.2365 INSOLVENT NOTICE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal }suP ERIOR COURT., No.18.JOSHUA C.ROSE et al, Plaintiffs, vs.| LAURENT ALPHONSE PICHE, Defendant, Pd 18 loro fs ven hat on the sixth da «of rt, pointes te uf the tad Selah Lo a ea glal abandonment of of all his assets tor the bene i of \u20ac: .C ms must fri led at the office of C.Descartes within one month.of October, C para te C.DESM ARTEAU ¥ C.DESMARTEAU, \u2018urator, 2363 A Notre Laine at, Montreal, 4th Ustober, 1885.INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of FRANCOIS GELINAS, Three Rivers.Bealed Tenders will be received by the un- dorsizned up to SATURDAY, the 10th OCTOBER, 1683, at noon, for the purchase, en bloc or aoparately, at a dollar rate on the Inventory, of the Stocks and Book Debts of the Estate, comprising: Stock of Btaple Dry Goods and Headr- -made Clothing, at Three Hiverg.\u2026.0e 2e cns see ag00000 87,310 75 Stock of \"Bev Goods at Louisville.Book Debts and Bills receivable ut Three Rive Book Debts at \u2018Louisovilie.\u2018H9.488 28 to assume Lk purchaser will be at libert Rivera, from he lease of the store at roe Osjober 15th next up to 1st May, he store at Louiseville is vote monthly.Both stocks can be inspected on Wednesday.Thursday and Friday.7th, 8th and 9th of October, bya applrins on the premises.est or any tender necessarily ao- tod, copia information to be obtained at the office of NT & URC TE, 2318 7 Place d'Ariane Montreal.Pr OF QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF ad lontreal- Superior Court for Lower ada \u2014 The third day_of October, 1885.resont: The Honorablo Mr.Justice Tascha- reau.No, 14.In the matter of Auguste Bas- tien, of the Town of St.Jean Baptiste, Distriot of Montreal, Trader, Insolvent.nd The Hon.J.Thibaudeau, et al, Petitioner: Tt is ordered on the potion.\u2018of the sai Potitionera that a meeting of tho croditors\u2019o the said Insolveni be held beforo one of the judges of this Court, in the room appropriated for matters in insolvency, in the Court House in the City of Montreal, on Tues- at eleven of the .then and there give thotr advice touching the appointment of a curator of the suid proper:y, and on such other matters as may lawfully be submitted to them By order.L.H.COLLARD, 2882 Deputy Prothonotary Superior Court.USE USE HOOD\u2019S CAMPHOR TOILET SOAP AS A DISINFECTANT! OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.227% ET VACCINATED \u2014AND HAVE\u2014 Your Laundry work done by THE MONTREAL STEAM LAUNDRY CO.(Limited), Nos.21 AND 23 ST.ANTOINE BTREXT.Read a few of the Many Items we have : made a reduction in, SHIRTS WITH BOSOM and COLLAR, OLD Prick 18ec.New Pnrcz 100.SHIRTS WITH BOSOM, OLD Price 12¢.New Price 8c.CUPFFS FER PARLR, Oun Prron de.New Priox 80.COLLARS EACH, OLD Paice 3do.-.Nzw Price 20.Meetings and Amusements TR'HEATRE Spa TRE ROYAL, - - Froprietors Managers GRAND OFESISG WEEK commenct Every Afternoon and Even A DAY.oct.8 Moudny, ue Para au and era A Cle urdar Afternoon any Ev\u2019 ee t - The rir Goh ays i G p rie er ot erg LA CR and si us oerppeng, a im 1 Chairs (résarrad), 10 e: V.R.C.The pauslion dre ve grow) TH Unitorm=Dein order; - mets to be w Bel Pay-s hoots ust turned (completed ) Orderly oom atth be to the parade, Br or ANDERSON, Oapt., Adjutant, ajo mmand the guard, Uniform\u2014F Caps \u2018and Bet Coats, with © 1s outside.By order, RE prne 286 2 t.an \u20ac R.ALFRED MACE will (D.lecture in the Natural His ry He ES of University and Cathcart streets, on FRID Oetober Oh, at V1 dB oclock.ALL ARE ANR que HERVEY INSTITUTE The annual general meeting of the Herv Institute, for the reception of the annual ¢ Tot of by-laws, and election of ing, Mountain street, on Tuesday, the 18th inst., at three o'clock p.m A full Fittondanee of members is requested.By order, NE M.MURRAY, 2358 Ree.Bec'y.re MEETING OF THE ident Mutual Buildi ug Soclety, pb JR D a Tan So ANCING, y Peine ENT AND MUSIO Asse Friday Evening, USENS HALL ASS EMPLY ROOMS, Dune Ci for gentleman beginners on Monda ry Wed: nesday evenings, 7.45.y begin meet gu Luss a ; Sütucted in danoing Aho Laks fhe RASRES Se 0e RAR ing now and be prepared for the Winter.Terms very mode: MOBIG CLA Mr, Eroil Baacts will be at the hail on and afer Hae Fd init fe Mowry 5 ald and Baaru the hall éventng- Apply iy for oes rears al he hall an m ANCING.\u2014BEGINNERS' CLASS COMmences FRIDAY, Oct.9th, twice a wee $3.00 month, Forestry Halt! ivate léssons, 6 for ou.234° MBS.GODWIN, ps St.Catherine street, aflernuon or oc 7 ME JOSEPH LEVESQUE, à BUTGHER, No.11% Bleury etregh vis form his customers and the-Fublic in Sonoral that the case-of i which was Bleury st.is, one.T fected by th and the han nds in the shop were vaccina Doctors certificate has boob kivan.288 3 ONTREAL IN VESTMEN T & BUILDING COMPANY.\u2014-A dividend in U- quidation of five per cent, ia the capital has been declare and will be payable at the office of the Company on and after the 15th day of oar instant, The transfer books will be closed until that day.W.A.NERRY, Montreal, Oot.7, 1885.Tec JF TEE VACCINATION, LIST OF r.Reed, 1, alll 2 Square.Fr.E Hutéhlson.! \u201cBis Wellington street.8 Dame Street {Hochelaga).porte, str r.Cas rain, 102 St.Dent dr Al .28R Richmond 5 street r.Dr.Dr.The above offices are n dail f Ho ad from 8 te 7.80 c'elook from 8 tc City Hall, from 9 zu tod » Branch Office, 427 St, Catherine street, from 9a.m., to p.m, Branch ou fico, 2311 Notre Dame street, from a.m., Bil - Also at the Montreal Dispensary, 185 St.Antoine street.Bniversit Disponsers.8 Bt.t Urbain street: estern genital John Niohols, Eo er Renter.Se ie Rev te Shlec 181 Dalhousie street, from sis ec ok gum.di ally, y Sundays xreptes 2d Lek uke\u2019s Chet cor] oF Dorchastar and Cham street, from 8 to b o'clock p.m., pH Sanders excapted, i +\" Le LABERGE, M.D.Medical Health Offiger, Hearts DEPARTMENT, } ITY HAL Montreal, Sept.Shin, 1885.288t$ ANTED.NURSES, \u2018 COOKS ana WASHER WOMEN for the Catholic and Protes & Civio Hospitals, Apply perso: ty, with characters, to the SANITARY INSPECTOR, Health Office, City Hall, Betweon NOON and ONE AL) me City Hall, Montreal, 8h October, 188& NDERS FOR CATILE MARKETS.PEA Lae TENDERS, address- i ed to §.qundersixpad, nd 7 dorcel markets,\u201d wil be received in the Cit Gores OF oie, City Hall, until hoon.pa cu, EsDA 13th of October, instan the erection > cha several bulidi nas reais of for the accommodation of cattle at the easte: abattolr ons to n accordance with 2 sped! cations.a geen in the office of Tov ve teot, 12 Place d'Armes, on a after rey nex The lowest or any tenders will not necessarily bp greene Ho » OffS.GLACKMEYER, City Clark.CITY CLERE\u20198 OFFICR, Gity Hali, Montreal Sth Oct.1885.288 à B°P OF HEALTH.J).NOTICE TO UNDERTAKERS, The board of Health of the City of Montreal, at a meeting held on the 3rd October, 1885, adopted the following resolution: Rasolved,\u2014That undertakers be required to sot apart a spocial hearse lor the conveyance of the hodles of persons dead of smallpox to the ceinatories ; that permits for the use of the same be granted on application to tho-Medical alth officer; that nudertakers on o taiging permits must agree to notity the sal prior to each interment and bind themselv 0 ohey the orders of the Board of Health, wi regu to all smallpox funorals, which must be in every casa, strictly private; that every hearse \u201caned for the aforésaid pur ose Joust have à number legibly painted on sorres- ponding to the numbe rof the pete land when pot in uan,such hearse must kept locked up in A suitable place ; and that overy aon hear must, ba disinfected before leaving the ceme- tory each time ft 18 used.Medical Health ih Officer.Montreal, 7th Oet., 1885.236 2 \u201c pr HEIDSIECK\" CHAMPAGNE Is the best and most popular wine in Canada | \u2014 va Ask your Grator fer it, and insist upon vottias 6 | For Sale by Grocers and Wine Merchants\u2019 \u201cweryhwore, 96 ooû nit UGHTON-In this city, on September 22, BRO wife of H.Broughton.of a daughter, OURONNE\u2014On October 7, at Surrey Mie Outremont, the wife of E.¥.Mal- couronne, Esq., of a daughter.UTCHISON-On Thursday, October 8, at By Lorne avenue, the wife of Charles Hut- chison, of a daughter.237 3 TOQOKE-On Thursday, 8th October.at 101 .Stanley 8t., tha wife of Benjamin Tooke of a daughter.237-2 HENDERSON\u2014In this city, October 7, the wife of John Honderson.of à dauwhter.MAEDER-McBRATNEY\u2014On Tuesday.Octo- bar 8, at the residence of the bride's mother.45 Aylmer street, by the Rov, James Honder- son, E.M.Mueder to Aggie.youngest daugh- \"ter of the late Jas.MoBratues.ew York and Boston papers please copy.) 236 2 OWEKER-GARDEN\u2014 Winnipeg, Man.on Sep- DOVÉE 28, 1885, by the Very Rev.Dean Gris- Spencer Wilcox Dowker, son of owker.of Montreal, to Miss arion Kate Garden.daughter of Lieut.- Col.Garden, of this city.TER\u2014In this city.on October 7.J.W.y oster, aged 29 years.Funeral from the Montreal General Hospital, to-morrow, Friday, October 9, at 3.30 p.m.MICHAELS-JACOBS\u2014On Wednesday, October 7th, at the residence of the bride's father, 23 St.Famille street, by the Rev.E.Fried- lander, Nathan Michnels to Annie, daughter of Maurice Jacobs, Esq., both of this eity.ANDERSON-KITUHEN\u2014At Guelph, Ont.Oet- | Re 5 v.J.C.Smith, Robert Anderson to Mary E.Kitchen.° ARLAND-POLLOCK \u2014At Hamilton, Ont., Oct.by Rev.Father#Cleary, W.H.Arland to lizabeth A.Pollock.PLAYTER-8MART-At Ottawa, Ont, Oct.1, Rev.Arthur Baldwin, Edward .Playter to May Belle ¥mart.McCOWAN\u2014AL Wardsville, Ont., Oct.4, Elizabeth, wife of Alex.McCowan.ICKS8\u2014In this city.on Tuesday, October 6, Her aged 80 years, beloved wife of Richard Hicks, of this city.ihe W eather, 1 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next 24 hours; * Moderate to fresh winds: mostly cloudy and showery weather.slightly higher tempera ure.lizaprNaes by HEARN & FABRISON's Standard Thermometer this day: Max.479; Min, 215; same date last years: Alux.58°; min.Barometer readings to-day: 8 a.m.80.35; 12 m.30.37: 3 p.m.30.36.Appointinents this Evening, Theatre Royal\u2014\"\"A Celebrated Case.\u201d Not Well Trained.A certain man who owned a fine large dog was bragging about how well trained the faithtul animal was, aud how he would obey any order Lhat was given him.One ot the Kentlemen present, Lo test the obedience of the (log, said to the proud owner: \u201cIf the dog 1830 well trained, tell him to get up, and go out dours, aud then we can 86e il yuu have got him under control.\u201d \u201cGrover,\u201d said the man, \u2018\u201cyou get up, and QUE re The dog got up, but instead of going out he walked up to his master and bit him on 8 \u201cOr bite me in the leg, if you don't want to go out,\" said the owner of the animal.oral\u2014It would almost seem as iI the Democracy nad not yet got the President under compiete coniroL\u2014 Texas Siftinga.ERSONAL.-INFORMATION WANTED of Mary Ruche, who lett Monaghan, Ireland, about thirteen yeurs ago.Bho lived in 1873 with W.David Moore.Ottawa city, but was subsequently married to George Burley, and went to reside ut Lachine, near Montreal.Address Peter Ruche, Jlunughan, County Monaghan.Ireland; or R.J.W., 208 McGill street, Montreal.236 8 ERSONAL.\u2014WILL AMELIA TAYLOR, who called in reference to situation, please call agnin at 7 Hanover street.J ACROSSE.Provincial Okamplonship.VICTORIA LACROSSE CLUB, Of Vaileyfleld, Champions of Southern Que, VERSUS MONTREAL JUNIORS.Champions of Westera Que., on MONTREAL LACROSSE CLUB GROUNDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, At TareR o'clock p.m., sharp.Ce WM.GERAGRHTY, Hon.-Secy.\\ PRATT\u2019S NAPHTHAS and GASOLENES.Having made arrangements with tha Pratt Manufacturing Company, of New York.wherel:; we aro their selling agents for the Province of Quebec for their well-known Naphthas and Gaso- lenes, we invite the attention of buyers to these goods.PRATT\u2019 NAPHTHAS of 62>.70° and 76° gravity Beaumd are double distilled and deo dorized, and are acknowledged to be the best for the manufacture of Rubber Goods, Floor Of! Cloths, Window Bbades.Varnishes.Dryers.&c.&c.und for Painters\u2019 and Druggists' general use.PRATT'S \u201cPATENT PREPARED\u201d GASOLENE of 86°, 88> and 90° gravity, for cas machines has no equal, and is in very general use here and in the States and in Europe.All orders promptiy liled.and trade supplied by 191teod X X THE DINNER TABLE.If yon wish your Dinnor Table to ipok really \u2018nice when entertaining your friends it is ABSULUTELY NEÉCESSARY to have the necessary TABLE GLASSWARE., Our assortment in this line is immense, It 18 almost impossible to ask for a line which we do not Keep in stock.Pressed Gluss Tumblers at 50¢ per dozen.Half Flint Glass Tumblers at $2 per dozen.ull Flint Glass Tumrlers at $3 per dozen., ine Cut Glnss Tumblors at $4.50 par dozen.\u2018OUR STOCK OF GOBLETS IS EQUALLY LARGE.287 2 HUSHNELL & CO, Montreal, Canada A Useful Pressed Giass Goblet for 750 per ozen.A really good Half Flint Gobiet for $1.50 per ozen., A handsome Full Flint Goblet for $2.50 per dozen.An Extra Fine Cut Glass Goblet for £3.50 per fozen.\u2018WINE GLASSES, PORT OR SHERRY.Good quality, $1 per dozen: Cut Glass, $1.50 per dozen; Extra Fine, $2.50 CHAMPAGNE GLASSES FROM $2.30 PER DOZEN UPWARDS, DECANTERS At $2.50 por pair in Fine Cut Glass.COLORED GLASS WAME In Fruit Dishes, Ice Cream Sets, Charlotte Russe Sets, Presarva Dishes.FLOWER HOLDERS, Unique shapes for table decoration.WILEY'S CHINA HALL, 1 801 Notre Dame Street.Pratt's Astral Oil deliverad free.83741 x FRAGRANT AND DELICATE MADE BY The Albert Tollet Scap Co'y, A BTISTS AXD PAINTERS MATERIALS, \u2014 A we, Cw WB.FARROWrS, max 1822 Nere Dame CARSLEY'S COLUMN.GREAT BLACK GOODS SALE GREAT BLACK GOODS BALE GREAT BLACK GOODS BALE GREAT BLACK GOODS SALE GREAT BLACK GOODB SALE GREAT BLACK GOODS BALE.In order to reduce our Black Goods, of which we have an enormously large stock at present, to increase our sales and bring fn more money, we have decided to offer all our Black Goods at greatly reduced prices.BALE BEGINS.The Black Dress Goods Bale begins today (Wednesday), October 7th, and will be continued all this month.JREYNANTE.Large lot of Remnants of Black Dresa Goods to be sold at ridiculously low prices.All thrown on ceutre tables, marked in plain figures at so much for the piece.COME EARLY.Parties requiring Black Dress Goods of any kind will do well to purchase early.8.CARBLEY.CHEAP LACE CURTAINS CHEAP LACE CURTAINS CHEAP LACE CUNTAINS CHEAP LACE CURTAINS CHEAP LACE CURTAINS A large lot of Lace Curtains just bought below value, and to be sold very cheap tomorrow and following days.Prices range from 50c to $1 per pair for common qualities, from $1.25 to $3.50 for medium goods, and from $3 to $4.50 per pair for extra qualities.These Curtains are laid out on Tables in Curtain Room all marked in plain figures {or inspection.8.CARSLEY.MORE NEW MANTLES MORE NEW MANTLES MORE NEW MANTLES MORE NEW MANTLES MORE NEW MANTLES Received, another small shipment of new pattern Mantles and Jackets, very choice goods, neat and stylish, from $12 to $100 each.NEW COSTUMES NEW COSTUMES NEW COSTUMES NEW COSTUMES NEW COSTUMES A few new London-made pattern Dresses and Costumes, from $25 to $90, 2371.Men's Lambs\u2019 Wool Underwear ! Men's Lambs\u2019 Wool Underwear ! Men's Lambs\u2019 Wool Underwear ! Gentlemen will And our stock of Fall and Winter Underwear, fully assorted, with the best MERINO, CASHMERE and LAMBS' WOOL SHIRTS, DRAWERS and SOCKS, all from the best makera, and kept in all weights and sizes, at most reasonable prices.8.CARSLEY, Men's English Lambs\u2019 Wool double breasted Shirts, Winter weight.only $1.00.Drawers to match, lined seat, only $1.00.Special Line English Lambs\u2019 Wool double breasted, and back, Shirts, only $1.50.Drawers to match, spliced and lined seats, $1.00.! Men's Genuine Scotch Lambs\u2019 Shirts and Drawers, from $1.35.Men's 8 and 4 ply Scotch Lambs\u2019 Wool Shirts and Drawers, in all sizes.Men\u2019s Scarlet Scotch Lambs\u2019 Wool Shirts and Drawers, both fine and heavy makes.8.CARSLEY.Wool MENS CANADIAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS: This Fall 8.CARBLEY is showing the largest and best selected sto:k of Canadian Wool Underwear over seen in the trade yet and at extremely low prices.Canadian Ribbed Underwear, from 22c.Canadian Ribbed Underwear, from 25¢.Canadian Ribbed Underwear, at lowest prices.The best 50¢ all-wool Shirts and Drawers The best 65¢ all-wool 8hirts and Drawers The best 75¢ all-wool Bhirts and Drawers in the trade, to be had \u2019 AT 8.CARSLEY\u2019S.ONTREAL LACE STORE, S.CARSLEY\u2019S.Ours is the Store for the best selection, the newest designs and the cheapest \" Laces.Beautiful Lace from 20 per yard up, in Cream and White.New Oriental Lace.New Spanish Lace.New Guipure Lace.New Black Beaded Lace.Now Escurisl Lace.New Point Lace.8.CARSLEY.MONTREAL LACE STORE, + S.CARSLEY'S.New York Laces from 3 inches up to 36 inches wide, in all the leading shades, suitable for Dress Trimming and Drapery, from 100 to $8 per yard.Now York Nets, 27 inches wide, In Black, Cream, Grenat.Brown, Bronze.Navy and Seal.the newest thing for Dress Drapery, from $2 up to $5.23 per yard.8.CARSLEY.suomes il Snap J ANPKRERC HIEFS.8.CARSLEY'8 is the Store for Ladies and Children\u2019s Handkerchiefs.White Handkerchiefs, 2¢, Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, So.White Hem-8titch Handkerchiefs, 5e.Mourning Hem-8titch Handkerchiefs, 8o.White Embroidered Handkerchiofs, olored Embroidered Handkerchiefs.Mourning Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Children's White Handkerohlots.Children's Cotored Handkorohlets.8.CARSLEY.S.CarsLer, 1783, 1767, 1760, 1771, 1978, 1778, 177.in NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL- PLE Mba > Jou Nj ourRY & \u20acor ADVERTISEMENT.USY.USY.USY.B B B Our Cheap Sale is causing great attractions.EVERY DEPARTMENT CROWDED.\"Our Manties are solling faster than ever, ali delighted with our styles and prices.BE SURE AND SEE \u2018OUR MANTLES.Ho! CHEAP HOSIERY! We are selling more Hosiery this season than ever, Four clerks kept busy in this department from morning till night.Hard Times or vo Hard times, our Stock Must Gio.Bilk Hose, all colors, $1.00, were $1.75.Scotch Lambs\u2019 Wood! Hose,50c, were $1.00.Heavy Knitted Hose.full sizes, 25¢.Ladies\u2019 Lambs\u2019 Wool qualities, marked cheap.Ladies\u2019 Cashmere Wool Underwear, all qualities, marked cheap.Underwear, all Ladies\u2019 Merino Wool Underwear, all qualities, marked cheap.Children\u2019s Wool Underwear, all sizes, at lowest prices.Jj a WOOL UNDERWEAR.Men's Heavy Wool Undershirts, double breasted, 50¢.Driwers to match, 500.Men\u2019s Lambs\u2019 Wool Undershirts, double breasted, $1.Drawers to match, $1.Men's Heavy Knitted Bocks, 25¢.Men's Scotch Knitted Socks, Heather Mixtures only.All qualities and all makes of Underclothing cheap at JOHN MURPHY & CO.'8.For Satin Ribbons, all widths and colors, For Ottoman Ribbons, all widths and colors, For Velvet Ribbons,all widths and colors, Come to Jos NJ unrar = Ço- 3781.1783 NOTRE DAME STREET, 105, 107.16D, 111 St.Jeter atroct.Terms cash and oaly one prinoa R°°SEAU JPROTHERY ADVERTISEMENT.SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.We are showing a large stock of Imported Tweed Buitings, suitabie for Fall and Winter wear, consisting of Seotgh Tweeds, Irish Tweeds, West of England Tweeds, which we guarantee all A 1 value.Gontlemen who have seen the goods say thoy are the CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY.MELTON OVERCOATINGS.Melton Overcoatings Beaver Overcoatings eaver Overcoatings Tweed Overcoatings weed Overcoatings have a beautiful assortment of these and it will be to your advantage to see e goods, ) fore making your purchases else- them .| where.CANADIAN TWEEDS of every description can be found at our st Good Canadian T weeds, 30c.Better Canadian Tweeds.45a.Extra quaiity Canadian Tweeds, 60c.We also wish to remind gentlemen that our- Cutler is a thorough, experienced hand, and is giving great satisfaction.Gentlemen wishing to got a wood fitting Suit or a nobby Overcoat should give him a trial.Buy your Winter Underwear at our store.Best value in Canadian Wool Shirts & Drawers Best value in Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers Best value in Lambs\u2019 Wool Shirts and Drawers Men\u2019s Ribbed Shirts.and_ Drawers, 25¢ each.Men's Heavy Shirts and Drawers, 33¢ each.Men's Wooi Shirts and Druwers, Ribbed and double Breasts.50c.Co Men\u2019s Ecariet Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy Ribbed, double Breasts, 65c.Our Flannel Shirts are well known to the gents of Montreal us the best made, the cheap- y est in the city.@ have a fuil stock in every shade, and prices ranging from 95c up.Our ed Flannels are in great demand.We have them in ull new styles and colors.Bomsseav §3rorHERS, IMPORTERS, 235 and 237 ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.WANTED\u2014Good Mantle Hands; also Apprentices to the Drossmakine.DOES WONDERFUL CURES OF À KIDNEY DISEASES, AND 9 LIVER COMPLAINTS, © jj Becapseitacts on the LIVER, BOWELS § and KIDNEYS at the same time, Because it cleanses the system of the polson- J ous humors that develope in Kidney and Uri- jj nary Diseases, Billiousness, Jaundice, Consti- pans Piles, or in Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ervous Disorders and all Female Complaints.FE\"SOLID PROOF OF THIS.j IT WILL SURELY CURE | CONSTIPATION, PILES, i AND RHEUMATISM, Bl By causing FREE ACTION of all the organs À .: and functions, thereby i I CLEANSING the BLOOD restoring the normal power to throw off disease, THOUSANDS OF CASES of the worst forms of these terrible diseases kave been § quickly relieved, and in a short time PERFECTLY CURED PRIQE, $1.LIQUID OR DRY, SOLD'DY DRUGGISTS Ty can Lesént by mail, B WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burl 8 ne sud Montreal.Togton, V2 R.DAVIS' PENNYROYAL AND STEEL ; Pils, tor 1 Jemales, .Quickly correct all Yer 1369 51.Cathetinn Strat.Bûs per par or 4 EWE LIQUID BRILLIANOY MAKES Old Furniture look like new.Price 25c Dra ber of Blears abd Dorahectar atrests.> Branch: 441 St Ta : 212x 1 Fe CRACKED OR SORE NIPPLES, a0 Covernton'\u2019s Nipple OIL Price 250, Prepared by C.J.COVERN TU: Cornegef Awrence, Hleury and Dorchester sireota.ranch: 441 yt.Lawrence.212x RATIS TO THE POOR.JACKSON'S Pocket Distatentant, LCarbolptad and yAmahorated, - CRIT! In poke! a ren [aomae.ano ho ae .PY ACKSON, Che aus wd x 13648 St.Catherine st.100 each, uy ABTOR-FLUID! (MEGISTERED.A DE- lightfully refreshi re tion .cu > red nig.\"aon seni où Les cu Sandra, promotes the wih, od Bertola lt | ÿ ue X Sols Manumaotmrer, _ RN Laren HE MONTRE \u2018Morning at VI \u2018recovery will be a physician's certificate.AL.DAILY Third Edition.LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH The London ©\u201c Standards\" Opinion \u2014 Some More Planks tu the Platform, [SPECIAL TO THE EFAR.} LONDON, October B.\u2014The Standard says: \u201cLord Sallsbury\u2019s speech was eminently practical, as well as eloquent and vigorous, but that the Premier's language, though sufficiently vigorous and decisive agai the disunion of the empire, might with a: ; vantage have been more distinet on the question of Irish self-government.\u201d [PRESS D ESPATCH.I\" LONDON, October 8.\u2014Lord Salsbury, in his speach yesterday, said he was agrfeeabl to the local trials of the olosisy of th laverus on Sunday.He thouæbt Imperial Federation would not solve tha Irish question.He was in tuvor of an easy system tor the trauster of land.He denounced Mr.Chamberlain's scheme of small freeholds, which, he said, would lead to domination or corruption.© said there was no reason for educating gratuitously those who were able to pay tor their education.He strongly upheld the union of Church and State.; THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS.ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.Paris, October 8.\u2014The election returns; 80 far received, show a Conservative gain of ninety-six seats, Traffic has been stopped in the vicinity of the Gauloia office, and the Figaro bulluing is also guarded.Tradesmen are suffering injury in their business, us they ure compelled to close thelr establishments at an early hour.THE CAMPAIGN IN IRELAND.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] DuBLIN, October 8.\u2014Messrs.Parnell and Daviut are announced to meet at\u201d Mitchells- town, County Cork, on Sunday, and in Cork on Monday, to address the people on the issues of the hour.NOT WILLING TO RESIGN, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR °° PHILIPPOPOLIS, October B.\u2014It is denied that Prince Alexander has sent a telegram to the Czar offering to resign if his personalty impeded the union of Roumelia and Bulgaria.TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS.IBPECIAL TO THE STAR.LONDON, October B\u2014The representatives of Turkey have signed a contract with the Austrian Lloyds for the transportation of 40,000 troops to Dedegat and Salonica ASKED TO EXPLAIN.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] _ LONDON, October 8.\u2014 Turkey has requested Servia and Greece to explain their military and naval preparations.THE CAROLINES AFFAIR AGAIN.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) BERLIN, October 8.\u2014It is said that Germany has sent a note to Spain rejecting 8pain\u2019s claim to the Carolines.SMALLPOX AT MATTAWA.! The Disease Said to Have Been Brought.from Montreal\u2014A Light Case, ISPECIAL TO THE STAR! MATTAWA, Uctober 8.\u2014-A family lately arrived from Montreal was repo as being sick with the smallpox.but the doctor in attendance says he does mot think it [dnanners was certainly No.smallpox, and if it is it must be a very light: case.lt was at one time reported that the woman of the house and two of her daughters were afllicted, but this the physician in attendance says is false, as only the eldest irl is ill.However, ey are quite Isolated, the house in which they reside being a considerable distance .from any other habitation, and is quarantined for the present.There is little ger of it spreading.A day or so before their departure from Montreal, a doctor pronounced.them quite \u2018free of any symptoms of the d bu sirange Lo say, a family residing next door to them, in a tenement house, were sick with it, and the same doctor told them that.if they were go! eave Montreal, the sooner they could leave, the better, SUICIDE NEAR SUTTON, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] SUTTON, Que., October 7.\u2014Last night between eight und nine o'clock, a mun named Braith, who resided about two miles-seulh of this village, on the place where Horskins hung himseli last all, went to the bara to feed his horse.Not returning, his wife went out to look for him, and, entering the barn, founa his lantern near the door bv the light of wilch she saw her husban: og by the neok, dead.She ran to a neighbour for help, and then ran back, and when heip arrived she had cut the body down and sat on the floor with huosband's head in her | lap.Deceased has not been considered of sound mind for several years.He is the third suicide on this place in eight years.THE CASHIER'S IRREGULARITIES.ISPEOIAL TO TRE STAR) HALIFAX,N.S.,October B-Lhe irregularities of Henry HF.Clarke, late cashier af the Union Bank of Halifax, extended over several years and amount Lo $33,000, for whieh, when charged, he gave securities satisfactory to the directors, so that no proceedings are being instituted.A new cashier will Bo appointed.Clarke's wife has an independent income of $2000 per agnum, and his salary was $3000.THE RIEL APPEAL CASE.(SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) TORONTO, Ogtobet 8.\u2014Ihe Globe's London cable says: \"Ii is understood that the a piieation lor leave to appeal Riel\u2019s case vil come belore the Privy Council early next week, and the probability is that it will be made on Monday.\u201d PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX, Oswego, N.Y., October 7\u2014Great care is taken here to prevent the introduction of Sivallipox from Montreal.The Custom House inspectors have received orders to board all incoming vessels and barges imme- diniely on their arrival, and asceriain if there 1s any smallpox on board, or the pussi- bility of its being brought in by the infection of any goods consigued here, PLATTsBURGEH, N.Ÿ., October 7\u2014On account of the approach of smalipox, the d of Heaith has aecided to immediately |'1910 Ibs.erect a hospital building a few miles outside of the village.Vaccination is becoming The Ayrshires: were a pretty lot.Mr.general, and no children are admitted to Drummond, of Montreal, and Mr.Irving school without first being vaccinated.dividing the spoils, The diploma for the best milking cow of any age ur breed fell to WINTER WHEAT INJURED.WINNIPEG, Man, October 7.\u2014A tho! canvass of the wheat belt of Manitoba, -the North-West Territories and the northern tier of Dakota counties shows conclusively that the cereal in this beit is injured beyond repair by the killing frosts of August.tovtma\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014veem\u2014 Religlous Ceremony, A religious [profession took place thls a Maria Convent, when a large number of young ladies pronounced their vows.His Lordship Mgr.Fabre offi- diated al the ceremony.Bmalipox and the Schools, To the Editor of THE STAR: Sir, \u2014Kindiy publish for the information of the public the following precautionary measures adopted yesterday by the Protestant Board of School Commissioners: 1.Resolvea that the Superintendent p! bimself in daily communication with ail schools of the Board, and, in case of smallpox occurrinæ in ciose proximity to any of he schools, that he at once request the Board of Health to have such patients immediately rémoved to the Civic Hospital and Lhe infested house or houses thoroughly disinfected.2.Resolved that all pupils occupi or ya adjacent to ouses or 8 where smallpox e OF res within ten yards of such.infected houses Be excluded until e complets recovery of the patient for the period of one week after the removal of such patient.The evidence in regard to time of houses 01 the two resolutions adopted by the Cen- trail Board of Heaitb in, auswer to my letter to that , the firat, if correctly reported, has always been enforced, and ipatruotions have now been lgsued for the earrylng out of || i, Ea ow STAR.TH plete and thorough success, and the organ- taising 1st also.He is a splendid animal, purposes is a vex thought they are never mers\u2019 cattle.Mr.C for a herd of Jerseys.His heifer of '83 was Had no trouble in going first.Mr.Hall, of URSDA bASTERN TOWNSHIFS FAIR, re epee A Complete and Thorough Sgocess\u2014How the Baildings are Situated-Some of tue Exhibits and Names of the Frin- cipal Prize Winners, IBPECIAL TO THE STAR.SHERBROORE, Octover 8.\u2014The First An- Rual Exhibition of the Eastern Townships Agricultural Assoclation has been a com- 12ers of the scheme must be most heartily ratulated on having male it so.A district like the Townships, with its splendid herds and flocks, its good land and geod farmers, required such an Exhibition, and dat the matter was taken up with a will there can be no doubt.It is sufficient to glance over the show ground, with its ranges of comfortable buildiugs for both man and beast, its splendid track, and many conveniences, and then think that this ground was a meadow this year, to be convinced of the energy of the gentlemen who carried out the matter.THE BUILDINGS alone cost over $10.000, so some idea may be formed of the scale on which things have been done.While not finding any fault with the various agricultural societies throughout the province, which, in their own wuy, must be productive of much good, yet avery one must ayree with the very sensible remarks ot the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor in his speech when formally opening the exhibition on Tuesday, in that we ought not to depend aitogether on the Governmeul for support in the advancement 1 agriculture.The Eastern Townships association hus not asked for a helpiug hand, but started off alone, and in suen a style, too, that it may conlidently be expected !t will.make a \u201crecord.\u201d The grounds are nicely situaled on the opposite side of the river from Sherbrooke.Being bhigh-lying it will not be much affected by wet weather, which is a great point in ita favor.The ground covers about eight acres, so that the association will have ample space for their show, even should the exhibition grow to the magnitude that it is most conlidentiy expected It will.THE EXHIBITS in live stock were splendid.The Pope and Cochrane herds were hers in full force, and these two alone would make a show, but there were also tine herds irown other well known breeders.ln every Class, Durbams, Hereford, Polled Angus, Ayrshires, Jerseys and the comparatively recent \u2018\u2018fancy.\u201d the Holsteins, there was a large entry, and in many causes the judges had their work cut out for them, Bo excellent was the quality of the competitors.This was notably the case in the competition for the special prize, the gold medal, given by the Lieut.-Gover- nor tor the best herd of thoroughbred cattle ot any breed.when the judges could not make up their minds as to the merits of the Pope and the Cocbrane herd, but it was ultimately given to the latter.HORSES were a larga and evidently most Hopulat exhibit.On the first day ol the show grea interest was taken in the competition 1 \u2018section 1, class 14, \u201cfor roadster stailtons oc 4 years and up.\u201d These horses were driven on the track, and showed to pertec- tion.The first prize was, after a long contest, awarded to a pificent dark brown blind horse, nwned and driven by Mr, Dessault, of Sherbrooke.He is a grand goer, ol greal substance, and thereby deserving of first snention; but the style of - \u2019lerGe\u2019s gallant little gray won ! admirers, and many were sorry that he was awarded only sedond honors.The third was given to a most perfect little gentleman in the shape of a Pay.owned and driven by Mr.Shuter, which from his look and faultless as a private \u201cdriver.\u201d A very fine chestnut from Montreal came in for much attention, though he failed to take a place.As a stock horse, however, he would be very bard to beat.SHEEP .were about the poorest exhibit.The Leicesters wers fair, but nothing very remarkable.In South Downs there was only one exhibitor, and he \u2018swept the board\u201d in all the sections.The pride of place amongst tbe fleecy patriarchs must \u2018be given to a shearling ram of the Oxford Down breed, Theshrops were good,and this breed was evidently the favorite with the judges, as they awarded to Mr.Carr, tor his pen of fine sheep, the special prize given by \u2018the British American Land Co, in competition with Leicesiers, South Downs, eta It is always expected that some fault must be rouhd, and it ia po barm to direct Lhe poticn of the executive to the fact that some little alteration might be made on the gates ot the sheep pens which were rather gh, making It hard to get in aud out some of the heavier sheep.THE PRIZE WINNERS.To go particularly into the various prize wingers would be a most arduous duly, which no une but a very competeut judge could unde In Durhame Mr.Cochrane was, as usual, facile princeps, taking nearly everything, the splendid - Lord Aberdeen\u201d taking 1st -prige; oma for bull of any age, and head- | 1ng the herd which also took a diploma.His heifer oi 1883, a beautiful and well built roan, took the diploma for the vest female of any age, besides 1st in her own section.Lhe bull ot 1383, \u201c Bed Eric,\u201d is a very handsome auimal, und bids fair to dethrone * Lord Aberdeen.\u201d In the Durham cows, Mr.Cochrane also got 1st, but was very closely run by a cow belonging to Mr.Malo, of Melbourne, many thinking the order should have been reversed.The Herefords were simply magnificent, and the herds of Messrs.Cochrane and Pope divided the honors very Iairly.Mr.Coch- rane's *\u2018 Cassio\u2019 Look the diploiva as the best bull of any age, and 1st prize, besides heading the berd of 4 cows which tdok the Lieut.- Governor's Gold Medal, and getting another diploma in the best herd of the class.Mr.Pope got 1st for his superb cow, and the diploma for female of any age; he also got 1st for his twu year old helfer, which took a like prize in the late Toronto Show.His bull ot the same age also took first, an honor which he deserved.lt may thus be seen that it was a pretty close tie tor the Gold Medal, but Mr.Cochrane\u2019s aged bull beading bis herd decided the case in his favor, as Mi.Pope had to depend on the young bull ag sultan of his herd.Mr.Pope, however, had 1t-all his own way in the Poiled Angus class, taking the diploma for & herd of 5, and dipluma and ist rize for the well known cow, \u2018\u201c Waterside Queen,\u201d who at present weighs J7U0 Ibs.; the two year old buli belonging to this herd snd the beef qualities of the breed may be fairly estimated by his weight, which ig wr.Pope also took premier honors for younger cattle.this class, Ar, Drummond taking it with is Cow.The value of the Jersey breed for general i axed Question, but 1t ts likely to become far- | r.Cochrane took the diploma about the prettiest animal in the class, and Richmond, who only very recently went into erseys., was very successiul, taking ist tor 18 bull of \u201884.The Holsteins naturally attracted a great deai of notice.r.Pierce, of Sunny side Farm, had it pretty well as he liked in this tlass, taking zhree diplomas for herd, buil of any ago, and female ol any age, besides umerous other prizes in the various sec- 1OBB.Iu grades Mr.Cocbrane took honors with *Red-Averdeén-Angus\u201d cross, as also with & most conglotmwrated cross in the shape of ap Auerdeen-Angus-Shorthorn- West Highland (!).The Angus-Ayeshire seem to take after the first named aito- gether.The ordinary grade cattle were a large and fine show tn all classes.One thing (he can y a steer) was much wondered at.He was about seven fdet high, and waa something like as if he was à grade ele- hant-camel-giraffe- West Highland.Mr.Cochrane ought to lok toh If in the grade class.The working oxen were very fine, a splen- dia yoks ot roans taking first tor any age, They soaled 3925 lbs.and looked it quite.M.P, & B.Railway, In the Practio Court this morning before Mr.Justice Taschereau evidence was taken on the mandamus issued at the Îüstance of Lt.-Col.Gilmore of Stanbridge, against the isectors of the .Moptreal, Portland, and ton railway, to compel tham to.hold a meeting of the shareholders of the road.The case will ba saved on Tuesday next.TR iles ee + ; Y OCTOBER 871885: - AISSIONARY CONVENTION.Annual Mebting Yesterday in Olivet Baptist ie hurch.The annual meeting of the Canada Baptist Missionary Convention east.which includes all Ontario east of Kingston and the nrovinge of Quebec, was held yesterday 1a ths lecture room of Olivet Church, Mountain street.Toe attendance was somewhat siuall, among those present being Itev.Mr.Upham, who presided in the absence of Rev.Mr.Kennedy, ant Rev, P.M.McDlarmid, Rev.Joun Alexander, of \u2018Toronto, Rev, Mr.Dodson, of the Cana:iian Baptist, Rov.P.H.McEwan, of Cornwall, Rev.M.D.Luckins, of Smith's Falis, Rev.H, Cocks, ol Almonte, Mr.I.J.Claxton, Mr.D.Bentley and Ald.Siroud.; Atter prayer by Rev.Mr.Dodson and a brief address by\u201d Rev.John Alexander, the secretary's annual report was Laken as read and udopted.: It refers first to the difficulties under which the work is carried on in a district where only one-third of the population are English speaking.The emigration of Lng- lish members and\u2019 the tilling up of their places in the community by French-Cana- dians was an added difficulty, but despite this tho result of the year's Work, us a whole, was encouraging.At the mission station at Alisonte 156 sermons had been preached, 495 tamily visits had beon paid, while twelve had been baptized.At Arn} prior (English and German) and Hitzroy, where the churches had united under the Liev.T.A.Holyhausen, & split had taken place, the pastor having resigned the pastorate of the Eugbsh churches, ana the present position was regarded as unfortunate.At Clarenceville during six months, 63 sermons had been preached, and a membership of eighteen secured.At Coruwall the church was stated to have prospered, 116 sermons were preached, 610 visits paid, and sixteen persons baptized.At Farmersville and Plum Hollow 171 sermons had been preached, and the former church was prospering.At Morrisburg the church for a part of the year was without a pastor, and, in all, fifty-eight sermons had been preached and the chureh is'increasing in attendance.The mission stations at Papineau- viile, North Lancaster, Pembroke, Renfrew, Westport and White Lake wore also main\u2019 tained.There were in all fifteen missionaries employed who received $2156.26 from the board, an average of $196.In addition Lo this $400 was collected to aid the Middle- ville church building fund.\u2018fho treasurer\u2019s raport, being incomplete, was submitted to the auditors as read, and adopted.At the altarnoon session the committee on nominations presented its report.The following directors were nlected: Rev.Mr.Kennedy, president; Rev.Mr.Upham, Messrs.George Edwards, N.Link and D.Derbyshire, vice-presidents; Rev.A.B.Me- Diarmid, secretary; and Mr.W.D.Stroud treasurer.Rev.Messrs.McDiarmid aod John Kennedy were appolated as a deputation to the Western convention.Ottawa was selected as tue place for the next meeting in October, 1886, in accordance with the report of the committee on times and places.Rev.Mr.McDiarmid, on behalf of the com- mittse on union, reported that they had met with the committees appointed by the other conventions, and several important suggestions were agreed to, vis thar the existing arrangements for theological education are salislactory and sufficient; that it is advisable tu unlie-lu general support of home missions, and that eacis of the existing home Mission committees prosecute the work within thelr districts as at present; that there be constituted a Dominion board of home missions to operate in Manitoba, the North-West Territories, British Columbia, and in any other regions necessary; that the Dominion board be composed of directors appointed by each couvention in the proportion of three for the first 5000 members and a iractional part thereof, and one for every addiiional 5000, aud that the Do- miniou Doard meet at Toronto and devise à scheme for raising funds to prosecute the work without interfering with existing organizations, and may, if necessary, appoint a general superintendent.~The report was adopted, and Messrs, À.À.Ayer and T.J.Claxton, of Montreal, and Dr.Clark, of Toronto, were appointed directors.The committee on temperance having reported, the convention expressed its pleasure at the succossiul working of the Canada Temperance Act ip every county and city where passed, and pledged every member to support for municipal and parliamentai y positions only those candidates who are professed prohibitionists.On motion Rev.A.E.Upton was appointed the representative from Montreal to the Senate of the Toronto Baptist College.Ihe proceedings closed with prayer.EVENING MEETING.A public missionary meetin, re held last.ovening in the Olivet Baptist Church, Hev.A, G.Upham, pastor ol the congregation in the chair.After devotional exercises and ap address by the chairman, the Rev.P.H.McEwan spoke at length on missionary work \u201cHe suumitted ihe following resolution which was adopted: \\ Resotved (1).that we record our devout gratitude to God for the success he has granted to our missionaries during the year nuw closed\u201d (2).that we coutinues to eupport these with increasing liberty and faith during the incoming year; (3).that we cheer- tully render what aid wecan to our brethren in Manitoba and the North-West._ a few apysoprate remarks by Ald Stroud, the following resolution, proposed by Rev.Mr.Luckens, was adopted : Whereas continued encouragement, produced hy success, is given Lo us in our foreign mission work, and whereas wide fields, white Lo harvest, are still awaiting the gospel ; therefore be it Resolved, that we continue to sustain our foreign mission work with increasing zeal and consecration.After the singing of the Doxology, the meeting adjourned.AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENTA Young Lady\u2019s Horse Runs Away While She Is Out Riding, Yesterday afternoon Miss Powell, daughter of Mr.William Powell, professor of music, No.19 Maustield street, was the vietim of a painiul accident while out riding on horseback.At the corner of Beaver Hall bill the animal she rode bolted and dashed down Dor- chester street at a terrifie rato of speed.The animal, unheeding the efforts ot the rider, continued on its mad career past St.Lawrence street, and endeavored to clear a horse and cart backed across the roadway opposite No.273 Dorchester street.The horse, however, stumoled, throwing Miss Powell to the ground with considerable violence.In addition to a rough shaking up, the unfortunate young lady received severe injuries about the head and face.Dr.Dagenais, who resides near the scene of the accident, was in attendance until Miss Powell was removed to her home.Fire Alarm Boxes Out of Order: At a late hour last night Céfie \"le Brown, on duty on Murray street, suddenly saw flames issuing from a shed hard by, belonging to a carter named James Malone.He ran to box 416 to sound the alarm, but it was completely out of order, and he made off to box No.45, which was also found to be out of order, As a last resource he ran to the pearest fire station and informed the firemen.When they arrived, however, the fire had been extinguished by the constables of the Young street station.Mr.Malone's loss will amount to about\u2019 $200, a valuable carriage, besides the shed, having been destroyed by the flames.PERSONAL.Mr.Thos.Workman bas just returned to Montreal alter a threo months\u2019 tour through Europe.He looks all the better for his trip.Princess Louise 1s expected at Balmoral on her return from Aix les Bains; en routs her Royal Highness may visit the Duke and Duchess of Ar&yll at Inverary Castle, where she has not been since her return from Canada.His Lordship Bishop Fabre has ordained the Rev.Brocher J.H.Perrault, of the order of Oblals, as priest, and the Rev.M.J.Lemieux as sub-deacon.The ceremony took place at the chapel of the Sisters\u2019 ot Mercy convent, Vorchester street, yesterday.Mr.Alexander Allan hag retired from his candidainre tn the Conservative interest of Birkenhead, having \u2018found that his conuec- tion with the firm of Allan Brothers, owners ofthe Allan llne of mail steamships to Canada, would invalidate his election, though he takes no part in the management of the line.CITY ITEMS.\u2014At a meeting of the creditors of J, A.Bouthillier, merchant of Longueull, and L.A.Piché, grocer of Montreal, Mr.C.Desmar- teau was appointed curator.\u2014Last night, while attending to har honse- hold occupations, a woman named Picard, residing at Hochelaga, tell suddenly and ex- plred.The cause of her death is believed 10 apoplexy.The coroner has been notified, and he was ta hold cn inguest this after- Boon Lu + 1 TIDAL OBSERVATIONS IN CANADA.re ae The Report of the Canadian Committee Appointed by the British Associntion tor the Advaucement of bcience.At the Aberdeen meeting, just concluded, of the British Associalion for the Advuance- ment of Belence, the committee appointed for the purpose of promoting tidal observations in Canada made its report.The com- wittee consists of Professors Alexander Johnson (secretary) and H.J.Bovey of Mec- Gill University, Professors J.G.MacGregor and J.B.Cherriman, and Mr.C.Carpinael, superintendent ot the Observatory at Toronto.The report was as follows.The committee was re-appointed.REPORT.THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE Tidal Observations in Canada.Your committee have represeuted to the Canadian Goverument the Importance of publishing l'ide-tables jor Canadian waters, and the uucessity for this purpuse ol estab- lisbinæ stations for Coutinuous Tidai Ubser- Vvaliorés, recommending thaL the observations be subsequentiy reduced by the methods of the Britlsh Association.They Lave pointed to the example of the United States Government, which bas provided Tide-tables lor both the Atlantic and Pacific cousts.In urging the practical side of the question, they have more especiaily referred to the Tide-tables for the British and Irisa ports published by the Admiralty, which give the rate and set of the Tidal cukrents ut the wators surrounding the Britisu Isiauds, and they have drawun astention tu Lhe heavy annual losses caused by ignorance ol the cur- rente in Canadian waters as shown by the wreck list.In order to strengthen their representation Irom tins poiutl of view, they desined it well to get the opinions vl Boards of Trade, shipowners aud shiptoasters.On enquiry it appeared that the Montreal Board of Trade werv at the me considering the question which had been brought tnde- pendently betore them.On learning the ob- Ject ol the committee, they gave it their most hearty support, and addressed a strong memorial to the Dominion Government.The Boards of Trade of the other chief ports of the Dominion also sunt similar me- moriais.The shipowners und masters of ships to who application was made were ractically unanimous in their testimony as to the pressing need for knowledge ou the subject.The representations of your Committee were made through the Minister ol Marine, witn whom an interview wus obtained, at which à memorlal was subinitted.Copies of the answers of the shipiuasters (a large number of which had been recelved) Weru bubruilied at LLo same tizuv.Jd'ull explana- tious were given in reply to enquiries of the Minister, more especially où pruclicai points conuected with tue proposed observations at lixed stations, and the reductions, for Which your Commitles are largely.debi ed\u2019 L0 a corresponding Committes apoolnte by the Council, consisting of the ight Hon.dir Lyon Playtair, rol.Jd.Couch Adams, Sir Wl Thodisou aud Prot, Dawson.7 During the sessions of Parlisment the Royal ducieLy of Canada also nad addressed petitions to Lbe Guveruor-General aud tne two Houses of Parliament strongly, urging the need ol tidal observations.The reply of tbe Minister of Marine stated that, owing to the large outlay on the Georgian Bay Survey, sud on the expedition to Hudsuns Bay during the past Summer (1883), the Governmeul did not pro- puse Lo take action in the matter of tidal observations at presenl.\u2018lhe unlavorable auswer, il will be vbserved, is made to de- peud on & Lemporary linaucial condition, and your Comumlitee vo reason to belleve tbat if the financial prospect improve by next session ol Parilament, the Governueul will take the maller iulo ealuest consideration; they therelore suggest tnat the Committee be reappointed.THAT $2000 ROBBERY.Action to be Instituted Against the Guarantee Company.After the mysterious disappearance of $2000 froin the bate of the Provestant Board ot dchool Commissioners the accounts tor September were submitted to Messrs.Court & Mcintosh, chartered accountants, to audited.$20Z4.99.Thé secretary of the board acting on the instructions ol tho commissioners Las requested Messrs, Greenshields, McCork & Guerin, its soliciturs, to Wslitute an action for the recovery of this amount from the Guarantees Company of North America, in which iustitution the late accountant, Mr.vans, Was \u2018guaranteed.lt is said that the compan will contest the suit ou the ground that it bas not yet béen established how the money was stolen.It wil ve remembered tls 1s the second loss the Board has sulfered within a coruparatively short time, the other occasion being when the accountant bad a deposit stolen trom hun in the Mol- sous Bauk.Mr.Evans\u2019 successor bas not yeu been appointed.\u2018 i 1HE BOTANIC GARDENS.Specimens th the Nursery\u2014The Progressthe Project is Making, Both in its organization and in the development of work on a practical basis, the Montreal Botanic Garden may now be regarded as au ussured fact.During the past Suminer, the Director has pes push the work quietly but steadily foward.large number ol seeds, received fromthe Imperial Botanic gardens of 8t.Petersburg lust Winter, were planted in the Spring, and the produce of these Lg Inrgely been transferred to nursery.ddition to this the Director, with the Kigfly co-operation of the City Burveyor, Mr.3\u20ac.George, has receutly added a large number of valuable native sbrubs.These will be further augmented in a few days by important additions from Abbotsford, the Fruity Growers\u2019 Association of that place having volunteered to devote an entire day to the collection of native specimens.This certainly shows a most commendable and prompt appreciation of the advantages which such an institution is likely to conter upoa a large constituency, snd it is an example which might well be followed by others elsuwhere: in fact, a number of parties in widely separated localities have expressed a strong aesire to aid to the full extent of thetr ability.The whole number of specimens now in nursery may be stated as follows Trees, 479; shrubs, 1483; herbs, 509; giving a total, native and foreign, ot 2471 plants.These are in fine order, and, though trans- lanted at & somewhat unseasonable time, bave taken root in their new locaiion without loss.[he Board of Management are to visit the nursery and examine the location of the entire gardeu at an early date, when representatives of the ciLy papers will be in- vitad to be present.Bhipping Notes, The Allan 88.\u2018Austrian, \u201d from Glasgow f£or Philadeiphia, passed the Cape ot tbe Delaware at 7.30 a.m.oi Thursday.85.\u201cLudgate Hill,\u201d from London, and \u201cSt, Laurent,\u201d from Havre, have arrived at New York, and \u2018Persian Monarch,\u201d from York, at London.The Dominion Line SS.\u201cOntario,\u201d from Quebec, Saturday, 26th Inst, with 365 cattle and 148 sheep, arrived at Bristol on Wedhes- day and landed all her live stock in good condition.\u2018 Comforting the Creditors, \u2018Mr.Justice Mathieu ye esterday intimated to a counsel that he was prepared 10 render judgment in the case ot the Exchange Bank vs the City and District Savings as soon as some figures were lurnished him.The learned judge further iutimated that judgment would go in favor of the Exchange Bank for some $80,000.; Annual Retreat, The young ladies attending of the Congregation of Notre Dame, St.Jean Baptiste street, are engnged at A retréat which is being beld at the Church of Notre Dame de Pitié, This morning at oight o'clock High Mass was celobrated by Hèv, Father Rousseau.the convent THE ROOK OX WHICH MANY a Soustitution goes to pleces is Dyspepsia.The loss of vigor which this disease involves, the maladies which accompany it, or which are aggravated by it, the mental despondency which it entails, are terribly axhaustive of vitalstamina.Its true specific is Nort¥rop & Lymsn's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure, which lkowise \u201covercomes ilious maladies, tamale aliments, and those coupled with impurity of the blood, j the-duor; be_ \u2018Lbe result shows a deficiency of | stone watukned.BY HUGH CONWAY.CHAPTER XV\u2014_(ontinued He told Beatrice he had received a letter from liorave, begging hit to speud u Low days at Oakbury velore Lhe Leut torin be- gui.\u201cltisa great compliment,\u201d hu said, \u201cYes,\u201d abswered Beatrice, \u2018very great, are you going?\u201d ** That is for you to decide, not for me.\u201d She dropped her oyes and was silent.Frank waited.; \u201cDo you forbld it?\u201d he asked, lo that pulhoritative voice which women love to hear with a man.Still she was silent.He repeated the question.; \u201cI have no right to forbid it,\u201d she sald.\u201cYou huve every right.We do not allude to the past, but we do not forget it.Look up and answer me.Shall I go to Hazle- wood?\u201d Strange to say, be epoke in a commanding way, such as be had never before displayed when addressing her.Perhaps shoe liked Lim pone the less for it.With an effort she raised her eyes Lo his.she whispered.\u201cUnwise you mean for me, of course,\u201d he said quickly.\u201cThat part is for ine to decide, not for you.\u201d She held out her band impulsively.\u201cWe can be 1riends, Frank,\u201d she sald.© Always,\u201d auswered Carruthers.\u201cAnd now we may as wull settle lo go down together.\u201d \u2018Lothis she made noobjection, and Frank's love-making ended for tbe time.His dreams thal night might bave been pleasant ones, but as for Beatrice, she sat ior hours 1 her room gazing into the fire with a pained, hopeless look on her face.The little line which Frauk had once noticed bee Lween her brows seemed to have grown deeper and more distinct.1f Carruthers bad hoped for a great deal from that journey to Blacktown he was doomed to be disappointed.Events occurred at Hazlewvod House which took Beatrice back in hot haste and alone.One morning Horace and Herbert were in earnest discussion respecting a hip-hath, the paint of which showed signs of wear.The question was whether it should be sent the auctioneer\u2019s and sold for the best price, or should be rejapanned.Herbert, who was given to temporizing, favored the reparation.Horace, who was more thorough 10 his ideas, thought it should go at once to the sale-room.\u2018Lhe matter was so important and interesting that neither the brothers heard the sound of carriage wheels outside the house.The wheels were those belong toa a genuine, unmistakable Fix hit: who saw it come up the drive and stop at the front, not the side door, was much disgusted.He did not know the traditional respectability enjoyed by the driver of a gig.He drew the line at dog-carts.Sylvanus\u2019 tricycle was only borne with because it care ried a clergyman.The gig 1n question was driven by a man who dismounted and helped to the ground a woman with a good-tempered looking shiny timidly, and after a befitting interval the dignified man asked-if - essrs Talbert were in.This collective style jarred upon Whittaker, who had been in the family long enough to remember the time when \u201cMessrs.Talbert & Co.\u201d was a well known form of address.He replied that Mr.Tal- bert and Mr.Herbert were in, but at present gurag \u201cWe will wait until they can see us,\u201d said the man.So Whittaker let them come into the house.They wiped their fest on entering so carefully and thoroughly that all doubts as to their being persons of any importance were at once set at rest.Whit taker felt he was quite right at offering thewn chairs in the hall.They were too res spectable to be left standing, but the gig and the teet-rubbing combined showed they were not to be ushered into the drawings room,\u201d \u201cWhat name sball I say?\u201d he asked.* We are strangers,\u201d said the man.* You can say we bave called on private and confidential business.\u201d \u2018\u2019You had better give me your name,\u201d said Whittaker.\u201cMr.and Mrs.Rawlings,\u201d answered the OAD, w .So Whittaker went upstairs, found his masters, aud told thein that à Mr, and | Mrs.Rawlings wanted to see them on private and coniidential business.\u201cRawlings,\u201d said Herbert with a shudder.The - Who are they, Whittaker?\u201d ~ \u201cI have no idea, sir,\u201d said Whittaker.As his masters adjudged the name horrible he felt haif offended at it being supposed he ew any one named Rawlings.\u201cWhere are they?\u201d asked Horace.\u201cIn tbe hall, sir.\u201d Whittaker felt thankfqgl be bad not been tempted to give them sit- ting-room honors.\u201cWhittaker,\u201d said Horaee, gravely, \u201cWe shall be extremely annoyed if you have let ions come inside our house who are ok-hawkers, or, worse still, those who try to buy up second-hand clothes, as these people say they come on private and confident.al business.\u201d ; However, they put their eye-glasses u aud went down the hailand confron } Belr visitors, They found a woman.whose philistinic attire set their teeth on edge, and a pale-faced man with rather promid- eut light blue eyes, and a weak-looking agitated kind of face.Thebrotiers wondered mightily what these people could want with the m.\u201cYou wish to speak to us?\u201d said Horace, suavely.Although they kept persons at a dls , 83 long as possible at arm\u2019s length, the Talberts were always polite and kindly spoken.\u201cIf you please, sir,\u201d said the man.Horace and Herbert, waited.\u201cWe should like to see you in private,\u201d sald the woman, glancing.round the hall So Herbert opened the drawing-room door; and they all walked inside.\u201cNow, then, sald Horace, encouragingly, \u201cwhat can we do for you, Mr.Rawlmgus\u2014I believe tuat is your name?\u201d \u201cYes, sir,\u201d sald Mr.Rawlings, drawing out a pocket-book, and handing Horace à card, on which was printed, \u201c Rawlings Bros., Pucveyors of Pork, 144 Gra Btreet, London.\u201d Horace shivered.He felt very angry.# Pork.\u201d he said, \u201cis a meat we never touch.\u201d Then he motioned to Herbert to ring the bell.But Mr.Rawlings interposed.The tact Is, I have beard that some time lust year a child, a little boy, was left at your house, sent from, no one knows where, 1s this correct, gentlemen?\u201d \u201cit is quite true,\u201d answered Horace.was sorry he bad judged the man in think.ng him a fouting tradesman.\u201cBut why do you ask?\" he added.The man grew visibly excited.\u201cMe and my wife,\u201d he said, \u201chave strong hopes that the little boy is one we lost, or had stolen from us more than two years ago.\u201d .The brothers\u2019 faces were perfect studies.That two people like this should lay claim to Beatrice's Y was simply absurd.\u2018Im vegible !\u201d they ejaculated in one breath.\u201cDon\u2019t sey impossible,\u201d said Mr.Raw- Hogs.\u201cWe may find our little boy at last; we have been hununy about allover England tor foundlings such as this.It may this one is ours.\u201d \u201cWhy should it have beon sent here?\u201d \u201c1 can\u2019t tell, sir.But I won't leave a May we see the boy?\u201d \u201d The situation was growing ridiculous; and if the Talberts disliked one thing more than another it was a ridiculous situation.The best way out of this one seetned to be that Mr, Rawlings should see the child and be satisfied it was not nis missing girapring.that ' Bo Horace rang the bell and desir the little boy should ba brought down.Mrs.Miller, the nurse, upon receiving instructions to this effect, {mpgined that her charge was to shown tôvisitors of Importance.So she quickly put on his best garments, and made bin look very sheru- bic.He troited into the drawing-room a cables picture of childish health and beau- y.Rawlipgs looked at him_ with excitement, in every line of bis face.His light blue eyes ssemed to be starting oul of his head.\u201cMaria,\u201d he whispered hoarsely to his wife, * look at him.Just what ours would have own to.Ths same bair\u2014the same oves.aria, is this not your hoy?Answer me\u2014 and ,lhank heaven we bave at last found m.The wife looked at the child, but did not answer al once.\u201cIt is-1 know the 69, Maria.\u201d \u201cI nope it is,\u201d said his wife.The Talverts on hearing this looked atupt- fied.The case was ussuminyg undreamed of proportions.Dimly they saw that this ree cognition meant strange things.| making a complete mistake.\u201d (To be contiprad: \u201cIt is most unwise,\u201d face, and who was dressed in freshingl J Bre Booms.Ong\u2019 SF ip) the i .er x Whittaker condescended to opan 3 the\u2014M; - \u201cMy good man,\u201d said Horace, \"you are *Ldidn't eome on that sort of business, sir, iL is,\" said the man.\u201cTell 7] À A FAMILY AFFAIR.| \u201cWe know no one with such an awful name.| © ol 3 Last Edition.NASA ENS INLINE NINN THE BOARD OP HEALTH \u2014\u2014#\u2014 A Vacetnation Boom ln the Fast End MKoprartod\u2014The Isishops abd Clergy faved wo Inspect the Afount al Hospitals, The Board of Health wet this morning, when there were present: Ald.Gray, Roy downey, Tansey apd Messrs.Laveque, Des barats, Granam, Masteruan and Perrault.Ald.Roy was instructed Lo stop opurations où the Lew wlugs ol Lbe 5.Rocn\u2019s hospital.\u2018Ald.Gray said he was making arrunge- monts 10 Lave à Vaccinator in the east end office.Ho bad also euzuæcd Dr.Marsolals wd a + buble vacelnator ou Notre Dame street \u201ci Roy said thero was a great rush to the vaccinators in the cast cud, caused by the action of the manufacturers.letter way received from the City Treasurer staling that the manufoctarers of the portable disinfeciing appliance for fumi- gat bedding, ete, bad promised to ship a at once.oa motion of Mr.Graham it was resolved: That the Bishops, wit représentative clergymen aod citizens, be invited to inspect the Mount Koya! Huspitals ou Saturday, ut 10 a.n., to report upon their conuition, the arrangements for the visit to be decided and carried out by the chairinun of tbe Hospital mmittee Con was desired that if the clergy wished to consecrate the hospitals or perform other yeligious ceremonies, arrabrements should be nade to that end wit Mr.Perrault.\u201cIt was resolved, ou motion of Mr.Graham, that the totlowin advertisement be inserted consplecously in all tho city papers tora week: 0 EMPLOYERS.In view of the projected work of isolating familes infected with smallpox, employers of labor are requested to keep open the situ- atious of any emplovés'who,in the interest of public health, absent themselves from thelr Work to submit to the regulations of the Board.A complete record will be kept of all such employés and certificates will issue to employers, in order tbat they may proteute against deception.li the Fr tion rules are generally complied with, the committee hope in a few weeks to reduce the disease to insignilicant proportions if they do not completely eradicate it, and vrich this prospett in view, employers will = doubt fend their assistance to the work.A letter was read from the president of the Workinæmen's Protective Union, asking for a number of sanitary reforms.Ît was decided to take up the letter after the emall- pox was got rid ol The meeting von edjourned.The Provincial Board, VADOTNATICN IN INSTITUTIONS RECEIVING VERNMEN The Provir.cial Board a Health met azain \u201cyésterduy afternoon when the following resolutions were pass \u2018That enquirtes be at once made of all institutions receiving Govoernmentald,wbether the order of the Government has been complied with; and that a circular be sent this evening to those institutions immediately adjolning the city and to Longue Pointe re- uesting them to .inform the Pr ovinclal Boar of Health what steps have \u201cto secure the vaccination of their inmates: ; That the rules and regulations and instructions be forwarded to station masters, \u2014\u2014dergymen,-physiclans, postmasters,\u201d teach t \u201chobptiality of the Graud ers, utc, requesting them to give the same sare every publicity.That no person residinæ in a house where smalipox exists shall take part in, or be present, at any indoor \u2018or outdoor gathering whatever, on pain of incurring the penalty provided by the Act.The Hackmen's Unton, At a meeting of the Hackmen's Union beld last evening, in their hall, McGill street, the following resolution, moved by Mr.D.Edmondson, seconded by Mr, Hug Coghlan, was ndonted: * That a conimittes bé-uppointed from the Hackmen's U piof 10 conto with the Citizens\u2019 Committee for the purpose of adopting a distinguishing\u2019 age to be worn by all drivers of licensed -cabs, after they have conformed with the wishes of the said committee, and to report progress at the meeting to be held at the City Hall on Friday, the 9th instant, at four o'clock.\u201d lt aaa resolved that carters who mre not members of the Union should be supplied with blanks for obtaioing badges oa appllcation to tbe President.; The Einpioyers, \u2018Among the empioyers who bew% made vacrinulion imperative for the housebolds: ubbét:| quest tty telegraph, Robinson was arrested oftheir eraploy:s; are the Canad Company, ion Vilcloth Company, Garth das.Langlands, J.T.Morey, and th Adasis fa.bacco Co.Alr.Joseph Richard one of tha leading © butchers at Bonsecours market, has vaccinated every family connected with his estab lishment, and the movement is likely to become general at botb Bonsecours and Se Ann\u2019s markets.His Lordship Bishop Fabre will bless the Mount Royal Hospital at ten o'clock on Sat urday morning.A Chicago sanitarian.THE BEORETARY OF THE JLLINOI; BOARD OF HEALTH IN MONTREAL.Dr.John H.Rauch, of Chicago, Secretary of the Illinois State Doard of Health stopping at the St Lawrence Hall, This mornity he visited The Citv Hall, and in the course o?conversation with the liealth pificials, including Dr.Laberge, acquainted himself with the methods adopted in Mont real for the extermination of smallpox.The doctor remarked to Dr.Laberge that the measures undertaken were similar to those adopted in Chiéago, but added that im his elty there was no element that offered any opposition to vaccination.This afternoon in.company with Dr.Cov- ernton, Medical Health officer of Toronto,and Mr; Hollls Shorey, Dr.Rauch inspected the Mount Royal hospitals for which-he-eéxpress- ed great ad admiration.The doctor loaves for uebec to-night.In \u201cconversation with the ealth officials this morning he stated that Chicago was at present enjoying immunity from the disease.Within thé past four months only one case has 6crurred, the patient being a little it, who is not yet convalescent.An e vy resulted in the discovery of the fact 3 at he child aequired the disease in Montreal.Chicago, the actor said, is prepared for any funorgency, an possesses a smatlpox hospitat capa fe A accommodating two hundrea patients.The butlding, which is of brick, is one story high and Is perfectly isolated.' Notés, The Fabrique\u2019s reports show that 43 persons resident In the city and 1310 the suburbs died of smallpox yesterday.Since the Relief Committee stasied its operations they have given ald cases in 438 houses distributed through 77 streets.THE PORT OF MONTREAL.A Decrease in the Number of Vessels Arriving this Segaon, but an Kucrosse fo Tonna age, \u2018The followiog figures show the nuribér and tonnage of vessels arriving &t this pers during the month of September, rom the opening of uavigation to the frat of October.During the month of September there were 72 stoumships « of 93,307 tons, an 3 sailing vesse.os of 12.724 tons, à dire er vessels, of Ds, an D 196 ve 1884, there were 15 Sté ae f pe 100,191 tons, and 18 eniling vésséis of 73 tong, a total of 93 vessels representing 107,535 tons: \u2018This sbows an iucrease for \u201cSoptembe 1885, of 13 vessels, but à decrease in tonnage of 1414 tons.From the opening of navigation to Oc- \u201c tober 1st there wore 350 steamships, of 491,- \u201c724 tohs, and 142 sailing vessels of 55,099 tons, making in all 492 vessels of 516,823 toms, and for the corresponding time last Y#ar there were 363 steamships of 472,525 todis, and 139 sailing vessels of 52,147 tons, #& tutal of 502 vessels of 525,172 tons.The comparison slows a decrease of 10 vessels from last yenr, but an increase of 21,831 tops fa favor of tha current year.A COSTLY EQUIPMENT.\u201cBTE, 000 the cost vf the New Grand Trunk tern Traln, Fow of the gentlemen who enfoyed thea Trook and Pair man .Palace Car Côrpanies yégterdar : ue \u2018wxhibition trip of the new rolling any idea that the value of Buch a trald | amounts to $78,009, as Iollows: Locomotive and tender .age and postal car.nen second class cars.5 Prarie class oars.ÿ Gars will not.0 into s = vied Ut] ign fie 6 between: Mito w Be Come Toran 1 Telephone (ompany, Domdin-.\u2014 BacouinG ALARMED.Reels Friends Fall to be Comforted-\u2014They Ask For a Farther Reprisve\u2014The becretary of States Opinion on Riel\u2019s Fate, The secretary of the Riel Defence Association in this city bas uddiresued à Commuui- cation to the Domiujon Government notifying it of the departure of Mr.Fitzpatrick for England, and praying for a further re- rieve.No stipulated delay is menutioned, Bit it is intunaled that sullicient time should be given to allow of the case being fully gone 1uto.Charles Russell, Qu one ol Lhe most.prowiuent members of the Londoa bar, who has been retained to argue the appeal, writes to the friends of the ex- -rebof leader here informing them that bo hasstudied the points rai aud finds them remarkavly well taken.lia bas every confidence that the appeal will bo sustained.AL the same time It must be confessed that Riel's friends are daily bocoming more anxicus regarding the fute of the conlemued man, ** 1am becoming afraid,\u201d satd oue of the leaders of thu Ril movement to-day, ** that lie Gov- vrmmunt intend banging Riel.\u201d * How have you arrived al this conclusion?\u201d queviod the reporter.* A combination of reasons impels mo to t: ko this wlew, lor instance, 1 am told on the best ol authority that M.Deseve, the viu- hinist,now residing in Paris, during the course of aconversatiou there with Lhe Secretary ot State usked him what Itlel's chances were and was informed by tue Hon.Mr, Chap- leau that he fearnd were the Privy Council to contirm the judgments of the Canadian Courts it would go bard with Jttel.Again I am informed by the most intimate friend of owe of the Federal Ministers that we will require to move heaven and earth to save Lier's bead.\u2018hen look at ibe utier- ances of the Governmont orguus La Minerve Le Monde and the Gazette.\u2018They speak the views of the Cabinet and their éhorus is to the affect that \u201cRiel richly deserves hanging.\" Our only hope is that the appeal will be sustained and we have tho opinion of Mr.Donald Macmaster, M.P., aud ol several judges that the objections raised regarding the cunstitutionality of the Court are well taken.\" The Toronto Mail says speaking of Riel: Up to the present the wretched man has received the ample proiection which our British institutions afford him; and when the court of last resort dismisses his ap- orl, as it no doubt will, be will still be en- itled to fair play.The Executive cannot possibly derive assistance, in considering is case, from any discussion or uproar in the French or English press.* * * = * Wa take it for granted, baving confidence in the Executive, that should the appeal now pending in Loudon be dismissed, the son- tence of the law will ba carried out as inauy ordinary case, unless soine valid reason for interterence should be discovered, of which up to the present there Is no sign.ROBINSON'S CAPTURE.\u2014 How a Detective Travelled 15,000 Miles and Spent $10,000 to Uatch Him, Detoctive H.G.Julian, of Pinkerton\u2019s agency, gave a New Yori Herald an Interesting description ot how he captured Robinson, the St John, N.B., mer- ¢hant who swindled the Bank of Montreal | out of $80,000 through forged promissory notes, Ho travelled 15,000 miles and expended $10,000, and ull for the purpose of arresting one mab, with the vague chance of recovering a few hundred dollars of stolen money.Still the directorsof the bank were daterminea to make an example of the swindler if possible.The story of Robinson's escape from St.John on May 6th last, his flight in a schoouer which he had chartered to bring him to New York, nis wanderings through this country and Mexico, dnd his capture in the city of Mexico, has been briefly told in the Dews- papers, but if a detailed account of his adventures und narrow escapes from shipwreck and arrest were written it would read like a romance.When the Pinkerton learned throuzh one of their correspondents that Robinson was in the city of Mexico it wäs necessary to do some fine diplomatic work to bave him de- tatuad until Detective Julian could overtake bim.There Is no extradition treaty bet wecn the English Government and Mexico, and Robinson could not be arrested as a fugitive forger.But it happens that the Mexicans afte, for political reasons, anxious to conciliate ¢ Great Britain, and the Mexican Min- faster threw So a sult which was ol great service, and so, in compliance with a re- under a convenient Mexican law as a per- Diclous foreigner, just as he was aboul to ut the broad hemisphere between him and Junada by going Lo Australia.It the detective had taken bis prisoner directly back to Canada he would have pdssed through the - United States, and travelled about 4000 mtles in his journey there aud back.But the Montrea! Bank & heard of the tricks of New York lawgers and the loopholes of American law and of Ludlow sireet gaol, and they were afraid they MIGHT LOSE THEIR EXPENSIVE PRISONER in the entanglements of habeas corpus and certiorari.So they instructed Mr.Julian to keep out of the United States with bis trav- olling companion at all hazards, and to cross the ocean to Engiand aud come back that way.This w © wry ter of several thousand 1 miles, and was like going trom the Herald office to the Battery in order 10 gel across Broadway to St.Paul's Church.But the detective sat down and planned ont his tour around the world, and this is pie roue Ly which be brought his prisoner The voyagers left Vera Cruz, Mexico, on August on the Roval mail steamer for Havana thence thepsailed to Port-au-Prince, Hayu, and thence Gi Port Royal, Jamaica.Thay stayed there \u2018Shree days, and Robinson nearly died.He as from a cold olimate, and Port-au-Prince alld Port Royal are the two hottest places ob earth, and it was the hot season too.The detective had been there before, but even he \u2018jfound the heat almost intolerable.From Jamaica they found a stenmer bound for Southampton, sud then they sped away across the Atlan.On the 8th of the present month they te Soutbampton, whore a Scotland Yard officer met them and took Robinson to onde where he enjoyed tho hospitality of an English prison for three days.On Lhe 10th the travellers went to Liverpool! and salleq on the Allan Line steamer \u2018\u201c\u201cSarma- tian\" en route at Inst for Canada.After a tompestuous voyage, which drove the vessal of her course, the steamer reached Rimouski near Quebec, on the 21st, where the prisoner was takon ashore and sunt to St.John by rail, reaching bome où the 22nd.Thé Baptist Convention, he board of administration for apportioning: the grants to poountry distriets, n connection with the Baptist Convention dow belug held m this city, met at Olivet sapiens this morning and apportioned the following grants: Almonte Church, $100; Clarancevitle Church, $25; Cornwall, $300; Kingsey Falls, $200; Mogrishurgh, $300; Péambroke, $200; Shon rew, $200; Valieyfeld, 3300: Westport, $200; and White Lake, 0.To the executive commitiso were ; od the application of the German Baptist Church at Arnprior for $200, and the A¥biications for aid from the Farmersville d Magog Churches.eer Constable Beatty's Murder, Gus.Roach and Michael Cameron, the two nen arrested ob the charge of kliling Constable Beatty, of St Cuuezonde, were today fully committed by the Coroner to stand their tris) at the next term of the Court of Queen's Bench.They pleaded not uilty, and will be defended by Mr.H.C.St.\" ierre and Mr.D .Barry.Raiiway Iteceipts, The trafic returns of the Grand Trunk Ratiway for the week ending October 3rd were as follows: Passeneo express, and mails, 126,680: frolæht and Tice stock, $210,589; a ataf of $337,209; qhile wor the corresponding Be last vents Por Pagsengers, ox- pres sais: freight and live Seok, se Tat $380,071; showing a de- crense for the period of the current year of Montreal Hunt eenloomane: © There was no afternoon-\u2014session- of the Btoak Exchatiize to-day.the majority of the members attending t à Fall Steoplechases ofthe Montreal Huot at Lepine Fark.The Various events at the meeting were well large and the attendance was very .Mr.Jose soph Doutrs, CY Car Is somewhat im- ay.edical attendant con- Bh bim iol pr 58.Btate o Geurgla,\u201d 1 Trom Bd at Ne \u201c eed SE nd Suori \u2018reporter a Wu Lan | to connect with the Lake St.\u201cTHE Fein a M.Agostini Says the Canadian \u2018Pacific is the Financial Pivot of Canadz, Mr.and Miss Molinari with Mesara, De- mauche uud \u2018liret-Boguez, all members of the French delegation, who accompanied Rov.Curé Labelle to Canada, have returned from a trip through the North-West, At St: Boniface a grand banquet was tendered tho delegates, at which Judge Perrutier replied to the toast of Franco, remarking: * i'rance, they tell us, bas forgotten, but now she remembers.To-day she sends you delegates who have been moved with emotion, when they see how dear her name stitl is Lo French Canadians, To-morrow she will send you her children to sirengtheu vou, and to ask you to share with them the richness of your soil\u2019 Tho delegates wenub as far West as the Rocky Mountains, bein dolighted with the srandeur of their scenery.M.Agostini, who formed part of the French delegation, says La inerte, Las just returned ta Jutawn trom tue Noctu- Wost, vëu the western counties of the pro- vinco o! Outisrlo, -has beon unxious to gulu à pergoua iñowiédgo of the country 1u its envemble and it ts probable that the effects of his mvestyrations will make Lbeinselves felt immediately on hts return to France.The colunization question has been one of those M.Agostini hds made a particular study of, and Mgr.Taché bas expressed bis eniliv coplidence 10 the delegate's good Judgment and considers Canada has everything to gain uy assisting him Lo carry out bis projects, M.Agostinl has cowe Lu the conclusion that tho Chuadian Pacilie Railway is the finanetai pivotot the country,aud his opluion 13 Luat the company should lose uo tiluo IN suaking itself known throughout Central burope.On this subject be his expressed hlmeself as follows: \u2018Not only the individual interest of the company, but the national interest, points that way.Lo tbe Canddian Pacllio ovo! sims present themselves, both equally important: 1st, A re- conveyances oO its inmuuense lands through practical aud well-to-do colonization, through the formation of emigration groups which shall avold the ever daugerous Lelnp- tation of speculation, and possess a sounder basis than isolated Colonists with limited means.20d.The establishment of an in- teruutional transit between Central Europe and the extreme Kast, to which end it must wake sell known and must entor iulo business relations not only with the export- sre but the large companies of Europe thut are in % position to come to an under- stauding with it for the completion ol a powerful combination capable of sustaining the keenest competition.These two considerations ure the key note to what the Canadian Pacilic should do, and if it under- stubs Lhe situation, it will be working both for itself and for the country.These views have met with the entire approbation of Sir Hector Langevin, who has commended them to the cowpany, snd ¥ we may look forward to à boom in C.2.X.affairs.\u201d At the Canadian Pacific offices here nothing was known ot this project boyond the tact that a letter received trom Mr.Royal, AM.P., stated that Mr.Agostini was entnusiastic over what he saw in the North.West, and believed a large French emigration could be directed toward.M.de Molinari and Mdilie.de Molinari \u2018have left for dt.Jerome to pass à low days with Lalas Labelle, und will sail for Fiance on Tie TSH.ü eh le Vicomto de Bouthillier will settle in Lhe North- West.A SATISFACTORY SCORE.The Montreal Field Battery Team Llkely to Obtain the Gorvernor-General\u2019s Cup in the Artillery Competition.The annual artillery competition among the field batteries of the Dominio 16f the Governor-General\u2019s cup fins concluded, and although the aggregute scores have not been published, there is every indication that the Montreal Field Battery this year will possess the prize.The Ontario Batteries held their practice shooting in Toronto, while the batteries of this province visited the Isle ot Orleans.The resuits in the preliminary and final firing exercises aru ay follows: \u201cB\u201d Battery, of Guelph, 476 points, Toronto Field Battery, 474 do; Hamilton Field Battery.469 do; Kichuion Battery, 534 do; and Montreal Field Battery» 082 do.From the above it will be seen that the artillerymen of this province have gained u high standard of proficiency, the second best score being made by the Rich- mood Battery which obtained fortymghi points {ess than the Montreal men.In the tiring competition there are the preliminary and foal exercises.lhe members of the tire-in turs, and the eight competitors at make the highest scorearc allowed to fire that additional rounds each.in connection with the competition, the result of the inspection of the competing batteries has tobe announced before the award is made known.The general efficiency of the Montreal Field Battery, together with their present high score, will mako it a difficult matter ior any of the other teams to obtain the; cup.Features of the Inspection will be the appearance of the respective batteries, their equipment, horses, etc.It is worthy of note that the Montreal artillerymen shifted the ordnance in 2 min.12 sec, being the best time made during the whole series.Aa Insurance Snit, The case of Cbristmas va.Robertson was dismissed to-day in the Superior Court.ae action was virtually against the London and cashire Insurance company under the following circumstances : insurance was effectod on the life of Mr.H.Isdacson through the regular agent of tho company, Mr.Flanagan.Mr.Christmas set up a claim that be had actually secured the risk and demanded his commission.The Court held that he had failed to substantiate his claim, an dismissed the case with cos Mr.Tren- holme for plaintiff, and eo J.Fleet for defendant.TO ANNEX CUBA.Prominent Americans and Spaniards Confer -~Reported Encounter, New Yorg, October 7.\u2014The officers of the Cuban Association ia this city have received private advices from the Clneo Villas district which state thal some encounters have taken place there, la one of which fifteen Spanish guards were kllled.A movement is on foot among leadivg\u201d Spaniards, headed by a prominent man inCuba, having for its ob- ect the annexation of that sland to the nited States in order to better insure rotection to \u2018life and property.any Spaplards are reported to be in sy pathy with the Cuban Revolutionists.The annexation movement is said to bave -the indorsenient and active aid of several prominent and infinential American citizens, who revent 1y had a formal conter- ence at Saratoga, and three Spanish bankers in this city arp said to be in favor of the scheme,and bavetrepiesenintives izCaba wha are engaged iu helping it along.Tho © in this city Strong1y indorse 1e movement and propose to give their most energetic an active support to the scheme.eee WOOD TRAIN WRECKED.A Horse on the Track Throws Over an Engine and ¥ive Loaded Cars.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR) Wesr FARNHAM, Que, October 7.\u2014The Central Verisont wood train, which | left here early this morning for St.John truck a borso about three miles die side of that place, throwing the engine * Hartland,\u201d off the track into the ditch and also five loaded cars of wood, The accident took place about b o'clock.The engineer, Fred.Goodro, of this place, spraitied .an ankle and injured bis back slightly, whilé'.the fireman, Paul Jourle, also of West, Farnham, escaped with a sprained ankle.No bbe else was urt, the horse that caused the acol ent was thrown from the track and almost instantly killed.A NEW LINE OF RAILWAY.Î&PECIAL TO THE STAR] OTTAWA, October B.\u2014It ls statéd here that the work of condtructing u new line of rai!- way from the Pilés, north of Three Rivers, John Railway, Will be commenced immediately.A subsidy \u2018of $250, 000 was voted in ald of this line last session, and its promoters have recently had interviews with Sir Hector Langevin and ou.J.H.Pope, arranging for the incorporation of the Company, A line its aiready constructed from T tes Rivers to the Piles.THE VOLUNTEER: * SCRIP.{SPECIAL 70 THE STAR! OTTAWA, Qotober 8.-The Mita Department have bee delayed | issue of bounty scrip to \"tho RA as volunteors, owing to the Dep of commending afeps nae adage ins ot those © rel son.The warrants will ko issued -as.rarddiv possibles ie aa cr iE a FIRE IN LONDON.The Charterhouse Muildings\u2019 Destrorsé- Lois Three Million Founds, Loxpon, October 8.\u2014Fire broke out at tive o'clock this morning in the Charterhouse buildings, a row of thirteen etæbt story warehouses 10 Aldersgate street.The flumes spread with such rapidity that in a few bours the buildings and contents were almost totally destroyed.The oricin of the fire ia unkuown.lhe row was mostly occu pled by fancy goods dealers, Furriers, toy: stores and pristing oflices, hore wos one bank also in the buildings.Tuis insti tution was the only one that escaped boing burned completely, but it was badly damaged.The liremen had great difficulty in rotting streams from thy engitos to play on the upper sLories.auy Darrow escapes are recorded owing to the desperate attempts of the firetnen to get ut the Hames.Luss, £3U0,000,000 THE LATE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY.Impressive Funeral Services at Westminster Abbey Tu-Day.LONDON, October 8.\u2014The funeral of the: Eurl o1 Shaftesbury took place to-day.Tue religious services over the reiuasins Wet conducted at Westminster Abbey.Hun-, dreds of poor people stood oulside ths Abbey ju a urenchiug rain during the entire service, belug unable to get nto the editley, su dense was the crond which was gathered to pay thelr lust mark of respect tu philanthropist.A large nusuber of show vincks, with vrape bands on théir arms, and many other boys who had bebn benefited by the cuaritable acts ot the departed Layf, stood 1n a line with tbe elite in Lhe Abbey, \u2018I'he services were very Impressive.The Earl of Shaftcsbury\u2019s Work, {From the New York Times.] In the death of Lord Shaftesbury not England alone, but the entire world, may be said to have sustained a loss thal will be felt.For pearly sixty years he has been before the British public striving to secure the moral, religious, intellectual, and social wells being of the oppressed and helpless afuong his fellows, He bas ut length, au the patriarchal age of 84, rested from his labora.Let us for a moment review thuse works and labors of love.Fifty years ago the muanutacturing interests in Great Mritain were making rapid strides.A whole gevera- tion was springing up devoid of the very rudiments of education, desiitute of the comforts even of peasant lite, doomed to incessant toil, little removed from the brute creation, aud by DO means so well cared for.They were known as the \u201cWhite slaves\u201d of England, aod the women and children \u201cespecially were doomed to a worse than vptian bondage.In the mining districts women, stripped to the waist, performed the work ol beasts of burden, ing harnessed lo the coal trucks and suffering a living deatn within the bowels of the earth.It was then that Lord Shaftesbury, at that time a young member of Parliament known as Lord Ashley, came to their rescue, and, in spite of Lhe opposition of the mabutacturing and mining interests and amid & shower or vituperu- tion, succeeded in passing a statute positively forbidding the employment of women in mines, limiting their daily lubor in the -fnetories-to ten hours; and; a 5 abéso- lutely prohibiting the employment of children under a certain age, and even between that age and a fixed period beyond only per- | mitiing their employment fu factories as half-timers, subjecting them under a com- puisory process to attend during the re- waining half of the week some public school sanctioned by the Government, The manufacturers almost to a man, Mr.John Bright included, stormed and protested against this arbitrary putortorencs with the rights and liberties ol labor, the Fory members of Parliament pl] districts.But this is not all.He established ragged schools in the slums of London and al substantial and alluring inducements to the a well disciplined, well housed and well fod shoe-black brigade of vagrant boys, whose dition, and their promotion and advabee- ment in any trades or pursuits for which they might afford evidence of adaptability &ssu great work culminated in the establishment ol reading, coffee aml smoking rooms tor cabmen and costers mongers, Where lectures were delivered aud advice given gratuitously, such social gatherings being not infrequently graced by gel presence of the noble philauthropist 1msell, repufé\u2014an sucestor haviug been Mord must, therefore, have been very Consuier-: Montetiora in that respect, and not in a position to bequeath fabulous sums for the endowment ot charitable objects, he is entitled to rank with such worthbies in earnest devotion and a life's sacrifices to the interests of humanity and both the spiritual and temporal bappiness of the human race.THE CASE OF RIEL.The Precise Responsibility for Giving the Order for the Prisoner's Execution, == {SPECIAL TO THE STAR.\"OTTAWA, October 8\u2026\u2014As some confusion exists in the public mind as to the precise responsibility for giving the order for Biel's execution, It may esting to state what the law really Le.inte ail the organized \u201cprovinces, when a man Îs senteuced to death he must be executed in accordance with the judgment of the court, unless respited by the Governor-General.The Noten West Territories Act provides for another procedure in the case of capital sentences in unorganized territories.As soon asamun is sentonced to death, Lhe stipendary magistrate must forward tothe Minister of Justice the full notes of evidence, with his report on the case, and the magistrate must postpone from time to time the date of execution until he can learn of the Governor-Genernl\u2019s pleasure In the matter.\u2018I'he postponement ol the execution is compulsory upon the magistrate, and depends altogether upon the promptoess of the Governor-General\u2019 advisors in taking action.FATAL RESULT.A Dispute About Riel Ends in the Death of One of the Disputants, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] TororTo, October 8.\u2014-Ou September 15th two drovers, named Coffey fhe Emmett, engaged in a dispute about Riel, which soon came to blows.In the struggle Coffe i fe was knocked down and brutally kicke Emmett, who, with heavy boots, infii oa njuries on the prostrate man\u2019s head \u201cthat caused deatb-last night.Emmett, who has been out on bail since the assault was committed, was arrested this morning, charged with manslaughter.The corgner will hoid an inquest this afternoon.REFUSED VACCINATION.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR} .West FARNHAM, Que., October 8.-A gon- tloman passenger oft board a South Erste traiu on Monday evening refused to be oa cinated, and was.put off the train as Aber- corn.The distance to Richfora, Via boing only three miles from there, he across the border, but he was rome ar rested by tho American nthe bles and se bans gaol, whers he still is.fes reported here that the prisoner's friends will try the legality of the act, but he has i sympathizers bere.ADMITTED TO BAIL, - ' (SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| \u201cToRrOXTO, October 8.\u2014Symons, the bookkeeper for Mr.Burns, coal dealer, who was arrested for stealing the cash books to gover up alleged defalcations, and committed for trial, has been bailed out tor $40 0.THE BISHOPS WARN.THEI FLOCKS.