The Montreal daily star, 15 février 1887, mardi 15 février 1887

[" ce \u201c Siadon by RS proclamation aforesatd, such \u201cthe following bill and resolution :\u2014 y ;- .\u201cYou will he told,\u201d he said, \u201cthat thore is SLA US .MORE RETALIATION, tree Wills Somewhat | Amended by a Sob.Hon Wanted to EE the - Welland Canasl\u2014New Reciprocity Mensure.AsmiRGroN, February 14-The sub-com- nes of the house mitiee on foreign :Alfairs, consisting of Messrs srs.Belmont, Clements and Rice, to- ay prese report \u201cOk the rétaliatory bills.A airs blll 1s rdcommended for the Simple bill and the ont The retaliatory section 1s as follows: ¢ chant hereafter, whenever the -Presiaent shall be satistied-that vessels of the United States are denied In ports or territorial waters of the British doimintons in North America rights to which they are entitled by treaty or by the law of nations, or sre denied cotity of treatment or reasonable privileges usually accorded between neighboring and friendly nations, he may, in his discretion, by proclamation, prohibit from entering t.the ports of the United States, or from exercis Sse privileges therein cretion, oy such procla- as be may, Ip his matiqu.ive.vessels owned, wholly or in part; \"by a subject of Hor Britunnic poses, and coming or arriving from any port oF.e Dominion pf Cauada or he sta oe nether directly.or having touched ut any other port, excepting such vessels shall be in distress of navi- Ration and of needed repairs or supplies therefor; and be may also forbid the entrance or im ortation, either by laud or water, into the Unitea States of Any goods, wares or merobandise from the aforesald Dominion .of Canada or Newfoundland or any Jocomo- \u201ctive, car or other vehicle from the Dominion ot Canada and upon proof that privileges secured by article twenty-nine of the treaty concluded between the United States and Great Britain on the 8tb May.1871, are denied a3 to goods, wares and [merchandise arriving a ports of itish Nortn America resident t moy.also by pro- clatnation Porbld the exercise of like privileges as to goods, wares and marchandise, arriving in any of the ports of the United \u201c States, aod any person violating or attempting to violate the provisious of any pro- ciamation issueil uhder this Act, and any person preventiuæ or attempting to prevent nov officer of the Unlled Statea irom eufore- ing such proclamation shall forfeit and pay to the United States the sun of 3100 and shall be quils, y of a Misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereo! shall be le to imprisonment to a term.not exceeding two Years, or by both ot said punishments, in the discretion of thé court, apd if on any atter date at which such fjroclaination taies effect, the waster or ouher & rsou in charsee of any vessel thereby exclu a from the ports .of the.United.States shall-do, is ports, harbors; or waters of the United States for or on account of such vessels auy uct for- its rigging.tackle, furniture and boats, and all goods on board shall be liable 10 seizure and forfeiture to Lhe United States -vjolation of-any \u201cproclamation as afrer- and any goods, wares or merchandise and any car, locomotive or other venicle coming into the United States in wards, shal] ba \u2018selzed and forfeited to the 8 The remaining sections of the bill give the Pi eut power Lo withdraw or pivissue tbe proclamation wbenever Sires tances warradt auch action aud provide for the appointment of 8 commision to rape TL to damaces fa- \u201cHicted \u2018@pdn Americhn citiZzous add Xmarican essais \u201cThé committes adjourned without Tesohitig à point of action.LAWLOR WANTS INFORMATION.In the House to-day Mr.Lawlor introduced Retolved\u2014That the Secretary of State be requesléd to inforin the House whether the ferms of the treaty of Ghent, ny which cacy Was consummated batween the Upited tates aud Great Britain, in Decerdner, 1814, and ratitied by the Sonate in February.1815, are construed to inhibit the United States from mnintaining an effective navy on the Nortbern lakes, bordering the Dominion of Canada, and also whether the construction \u2018by Great Britain ot the Welland canal\u2018is in effect a violation of the treaty of Gher nt and in case of war with thal couulry a menace to the safety of our lake board cities.: A RECTPROOITY BILL.Mr.Butter worth, of Ohio, introduced a bill to bring about reciprocity between the United States and the, Dominion of Canada.It provides that sosoôn as the Government of Uanada shall permit all articles of trade and commerce to enter parts of Canada free of duty, then all products of Canada of every description shall be permitted to enter the ports of the United States free of duty.it ug the intention to provide for absolute Feclpracity of trade between the two countries as to whatever name or hature produced therein.AGAINST THE POLITICAL MACHINE.Powerful Appeal in Favor of an Independent Press, amd Independent Politicians.IBPECIAL TO THR STAR.TORONTO, February 14.\u2014Rev.Principal Grant,of Kingston, delivefea two powerful - sermons in Toronto yesterday aguilust poiltical party machinery, aod in favor of a ree and independent press.Canada, he believed, was destined to be a great link to bind the English-speaking nations of tbe world together, e great difficulty in the way of this object is partvism.lt jis impossible fora man to be a tricky politician and a Cpristian.Men's interests are dwarfed with the cursé of the political machine.Partyisi sets ope half of the people against the other half.Men sink their independence for the worn out \u2018Cries of the nachine.Partyism is civil, war, and civil war of the worst kind, cgcetried on with the poisoned arrows of slander aud calumn no such a thing as \u2018political independenoe.Beware of the false counsellers that preach such a dooteime; There is personal independence.pad Wigs Is Dot political independ- \u201cence also?s there to hinder a man \u201c from UE one party to-day and con- dempinyg it the next.Yet this course is decried.Buch men cannot be tolerated b the machine.But it is by beinz independent that we can drivathe bad men out of the party.If vou cannot drive them out you will driven out yourself.When enough ot good men are driven out we wili havea strong third party, a party that will make the executive subservient to the Parliament apd not the Parli lament, to the precutive.Aged support independ- out je Whetiaver and wherever they mignt found-\u2014men free and independent of pasty.men who are not afraid to voice their ndependent opinions.FRAUDUL ENT MARKINGS.© How Foreign Manufactured Goods are Palued: off as English Made, ° 1st AL TO THE STAR.LoNDoN, February :14.\u2014Two deputations : waited upon tha Board of Trade, Saturday, \u201come representin _Shefeld employers, al nd the other the af with reference to \u2018the fraudulent marking ol foreign mm masufactured goods.The practice bas be n growing \u201cenormously of late \u201cyears, and \u2018eut ery and \u201ctools are sent from Germany Lenrinæ the, \u201cDanies ol weli known Engijah manufacturers.\u201cLhese articies, which.are quite worthless, being made.of «cast me arb sold to the \u201cpublie as the t steel.The workmen de- \u2018\u2019manded a royal com mission to expose such \u201cfrauds.Specimens were ex bleed ol falsely \u2018marked knives, scissors and tools, all Ger- mau made, some 80 marked, but Sihers bear- {pg tue e trade mark of Sheffield flees The ui\" of \u2018such godly dfe Bent to Cab- ada ond the colonies, and large profits are derived by the exporters, but the.credit of british manuladuurers is damaged and the Sheffield wrade is belng gradually oi od.| Lor d Stanley replied that a biil to Such fraudulent \u201cpractices was ready re the House of Commons.: \u2018No Fikes information than the Government 3' posses Web nedéssaty, nd be approved of the ides of à roy, vat on, which on oul only delay log! ation f ror eral, ¥ overnmént measur rd Stanley oillormed the duputations, very Stringent.WHAT SISMARCK SAYS Ain Rent Cran on out French Syimpath: Banus, February 14\u2014Tho Fougaye tant ly to an.ah ir by Deputy Eynern in.PR andtay es to y bo atbor wi war was pro- tions, at before: of VOL.XIX.NO.38 the police ihn Whom Sew overehelmed of the French patriotic league during sixteen years and then consider what we have to bear from France.\u201d \u2018The Fost recommends Gerimans who desire to know the position of the French frontier Lo study a map prepared at Wurtemburg by Major | Troltsch, and published at Stultgart, which shows tbat between Paris and the castern frontier, troops of the line, combined with the present reserves, form an effective force of 600.¢00 men, which force can be tripled in a few days.Panis, February 14.\u2014 The Journal des De- bats has a telegram frown Nauoy, saying that numerous German patrols have been stationed along Lhe frontier for the purpose, it 1s supposed, of arresting deserters, whose number bas rapidly increased since the war rumors have been im circulation.The despatches ulso say that the French Government has issued an order directing that if any patrol should by accident enter Frauce, oniv formal notice shall bo taken of such violation of French territory, the matter to be subsequently made the subject of a diplomatic protest.STRASBURG, Fi ebruary 14\u2014 The police are busily engaged on the work of searching the houses of the people for the alleged purposes of ascertaming the nature of the relatioos of the French populace of Alsace-Lorraine with the .orzanization known as the \u201cFrench patriotic league.\u201d IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.Immediate Coercion Urged in the Lords\u2014 The Debate on the Queen's Speech in the Commons LONDON, February 14, In the liouse of Lords to-day Baron nchiquin (Conservative) demanded that the Government take im- mediato-measures to deal with the Jawless- ness in Ireland.He said that the league was earrying terror throughout the country and should be instantly suppressed.The tirst feature of the struggle in County Kerry was the part taken by the priests.1f the League-was proclaimed the priests should be debarred from taking part in meetings.An amendment of the jury law was also a necessity in order to secure the administration of juscice.Earl \u2018adogan, speaking for the Government, deprecated desultory conversation on the condition of Ireland by members ot the House of Peers.Such conduct, he said, was not calculated to strengtben tne Government nor to lead to anything useful.if any sheriffs or other officials were found to be violating thelr oaths or acting illegally they would be décisively dealt with.He reminded members that the number of agrariap offences had greatly decreased,and added that the speakers who.urged the instant adoption of severe repressive measures forgot the promises In the Queen 6 speech that Special powers would be asked only when ed.Baron Fitzgerald (Liberal) said thatbe- fore there couldrbe peace and prosperity in Ireland, the inud question must be settled and that industries must be encouraged.He reminded members thal, since the sixteenth century.the whole course of lexisla- tion had been Lo repress the Irish industries.The House of Commons this evening re- nevjed the debate on the address inreply to the Queen's speech.An amendment offered by Mr.Esslemont, laberal, in iavor of an enquiry (D pto the condition of farm laborers in Scotluüd wasrejected by a vote of 138 to 96.\u2018An smendment of offered by Mr.Campbell in favor of local government in Scotland and other parts ot the kioglom was Withdrawn after a short discussion.HOW TO GET | BID UF A WIFE.The Horrible Murder in Winnipeg Nothing but à Mans Ruse to Escape Mpmes- tic Difficulties.WINNIPEG, Fou wary 14.\u2014All efforts to find the body of tion, who was supposed to have been murdered in McMitlan's mill on Saluruay night, having proved unsuccessful, the police came to the conclusion the whole thing was a hoax put up by Scbotield REL Ie ASHE ire polis, giving a i hd of the Lee Hp the facts of the case.He received a reply to tho effect that a man, who said his name was Bchoiteld, had been.arrested on Lbe train at Miuneapols.He acknowledged he was Lhe man supposed to have* bees murdered in Winnipeg and says he killed two chickens and scattered the blood about the desk and office, then took them to the river and threw them in.He did this to escape doniesti® trouble.Efforts will be nade to bring Scho- field back to Winnipeg.ARCHBISHOP TAGHE'S DEPARTURE [SPECIAL TO THE STAR! WINNIPEG, February 14.\u2014 Archbishop Taché leaves to-day for Rome to attend the meeting of the Oblat order therein April.FORTIFYING MADRID.MADRID, February 14.\u2014A large number of mob are employed in strengthening the for- titications of the city.ANOTHER IDENTIFIED.The Remains of Mr, Cadieux Recovered\u2014 Two Otlier Montrealers Among the Anjared \u2014 The Bridge Rebuilt.The authorities of the Central Vermont Railway have aiready completed the reconstruction of the bridge at Woodstock, Vt.the scene of the late railway disaster.The structure is reared in the most substantial manner, although the work has been pushed forward with tire greatest rapidity.Trains will run on the line as belore the accident.Mr.Louis Cadieux, accountant of the Loan and Trust Co.here, returned Sunday evening from Harttord, Vt.alter having identified the body of his unfortunate brother.On Tuesday, the eightb, he received a despatch from his sister-in-law at Rockville, (\u2018onm., to the effect that his brother Charles had started on the wrecked train to attend the 50th anniversary of the marriage of his parents at Vercheres, and that he probably was a victim of the rallroad disaster at White River Junction.On Wednesday morning Mr.L.Cadieux started for Woodstock, but learned there that the remains of the killed bad been taken to Hartford, a neighboring viilage.On arriving at that piace on Friday, no trace could be found of the missing man.Nine of the bodies had been taken to- an empty\"store, but they were charred to a crisp and identification seemed impossible.On Saturday Mra Chas Cadieux arrived with one of her sons, another investigation Was made, and it was found that à bit of flannel sbirt was burned into one of the loco and the pecullar attornimmedintely joated.that the body, was that of Mr.r it waa also fo raie Pan bis Initials engraved o Not a ghred of his clothing could bo found in the room where the remnants of clothes taken from the burned cars were exhibited.Mr.Lowe, ot Point St.Charles, who is one of the fnjured and is still under the care of & physician, stated that Mr.Cadieux was in the passenger car right near the stove, and that probably the burning coals were thrown over body at the Instant of the accident.The deceased: was the soi of Mr.ir.Chas, Cadieux, of Vercheres.Some 28 y he married and moved to Rockville, Veo where he succeeded In building up a luora- tive business In the furniture He.He leavés a widow, five sons, bis aged parents and Messrs.Louis-and H.C.Cadieux, his brothers, In Montreal, to mournjhis death, His ruinains were taken to Rockviile aud will be interred to-morrow.Both parents of Mr.O.Bolsvert, of this city, are also among the Injured, find receive every attention on the part of the C.officials at Harttord, Auother of the viotims of the tragic disnne ter, was Cephas Mills, a prominent citizen of the village ot iruquois, Ont.Mr.Mills was the son ot Cephas Mills, who did business in Montreal many years ago.In 1856, he began business in oguois, Out.und a pocket 4 Rats \u2018Carhival Crooks.Robort Kealy, of San Franoisco, Cal, Ed, Miipes, ite à dozof oi aliaacs, où Hamilton, Obt., Alfred Waggoner, alias * : Bappy Cal ngeles, Cal, nnd Jas.Jenkins, of Bost n, Mass, the noted crooks that were taken ip by the police during Carnival week before \u2018they could do any mischief as stated ip Saturday's BTYAR, appeared before the Police Magiotrate yesterday on a charge | fhom the promise to lesve-ths country withe in twenty-four hours.They gladl tha: , promise and \u201c Happy us smmiled his hoppy smiles, and his \u2018\u201cpals owas heir n Lente ndedgrment to tho Conte aod B ù fearty eba o he Pes all} around und they je ieft the LE Te ot Cat RE MON TREAL.TUESDAY, | TERRIBLE LOSS: OF STOCK.Whole Herds of Sal Cattle CurcaGo, 11, February 14, \u2014A special from Fort Keogt, Mont.gays: In round numbers there \u2018were, on January 1st, 200,000 head NEWS OF THB WORLD CONDENSED, Cable.The trial of Dillon, Redmond, O\u2019Briey and O'Rielly was opened at Dublin Jesterduy, but nothing of importance was \u2018done.Mr.Redmond was absent tbrough illness.The Sultan of Zanzibar bas refused to surrender the territory claimed by Portugal, which is recognized in the Anglo-German agreement with the aan as belonging to Zanzibar.Portugal is threatening to bombard his town of Tungi in consequence.\u2018The Italian-Abyssinian war promises to be prolonged.The situation is unchanged, except that a portion of the Abyssinian army bas just inflicted a 'crushinæ defeat upon the Soudavese, and will uow be able to.co operate in the attack upon the Italians, Prince Louis Napoleon, second son of Jerome, has asked permission to accompany the Italian corps vo Massowah.Aecordipg to a report made by Consul- General Waller, there are now in the American consulur service in the United Kingdom 116 men, of whom 34 are Americans and 82 Euglishmen, Mr.Waller says the reason so small a proportion of the consular places in Great Britain is held by Americans is that the couipensation for such places now offered 1s entirely too small to induce competent Americans to leave their country and enter the service., American, The gaol at Murfreesboro, Tes, bas been burned.Three men confined in it perished in the flames.Le is positively stated that the Iamous San vague ranch at Santa Ana, Cal.contalu- joa 0,000 acres, has been old for SL 250 v 000 to a syndicate representing the Soutb- ern Pacific Railway.Canadian, Wm.Keand, a silver plater, has been arrested un Toronto ou a charge of counterfeiting.- Tle Salvhtion Army were again mobbed in Quebec yesterday.One girl was knocked down and severely injure Cal.Tom Scott, of Minolpeg, ss says the Government have promis the col- lectorship of Customs at that port.J.W.Heckman has been appointad resi- dont engineer of the Cape Breton railway, and will leave'to-day for the island.A largely signed petition from Slanarion suburb, asking for annexation to Ottaw: will be presented at the next meeting ot the Ottawa Council : In the Toronto Counell last night Ald.Fleming's motion to reduce the number of liquor licenses from 217 to 150 and of shop licenses {rom 64.(0.40 was carried by a vote A petition from the Ontario Bar has been presented to the Benchers of the Law society praying for a grant of mouey for the erec- tivn of a statue of the Queen in Ose Hal in commemoration of her Jubilee.In the Ottqwa Police Court yesterday Mr.James Jobndun, editor of the Citizen, Was mmitted for trial on the charge of crim- fol libe! prefarred by Mr.C.E George.Mr.Johnson was admitted to bail on his own recoguizances.Isabella V.Crawford, a Canadian author: woh died in loronto: \u2018Saturday night.pre wag one of the Lest kbown of Cana wri and furnished many dian Frank Leslie's publications.Not long ago she published & book of ex ms, which was highly spoken of by the Canadian and English press.Her father was the late Dr.Stephen Crawford, of Peterboro\u2019.EARTHQUAKE IN TOKIO.New YORK, February 14.\u2014A letter from Rev.M.5.Vall, missionary weacherin Tokio, Japan, describes the earthquake which occurred there on January 15, as tbe Beverest he had ever experienced.Considerable damage was doue, though no lives \u201cwere of the ea at Hawai, \u201cmentioned in the San Francises.despatch of Friday \"last, when the volcano\u2019 Mauna Loa became activealhe peculiarities of the earth vibrations in the Lwo remote places at the same moment were very similar.GREEK ANTIQUITIES | TO BE UN- g, February 14.Mm Montholon, the Fronah heh Minister.has concluded the negotiations commenced by pred T, Count De Mony, who was Son enthusiast on the subject of antiquities.As a result of i theirefforts Greece has given miseion to excavate at Delphi Jor the romains oi the temple.M.Montholon had a keen rival in an American representative.St.Nick\u2019s Brother, St.Nicholas, the Httle, quaint, old codger, has just taken his departure, and the Jing 16 of his sleigh-vells are still heard amid t! Northern \u2018Lights, when on comes a greater than he as a benefactor of mankind.After an absence ot a few years, he comes to dwell among us to dispense his benefactions, to tell ot bis missions of mercy, and to relate the wonders of his sovereign powers.This foster brother is a physician in disguise, an ancient monk known to science whose rare skill in healing,all the world bas known and whose familiar hood and habit even children love tohonor.During a previous visit Lo the Dominios be was well received and he left bis blessing in many a household, but as the whole world is the field of his operations, his advent was but an introduction to a longer stay and more intimate relations with hia people, which it is now his purpose and business to develop.In foreign countries the tokens of distinction heaped upon him were ait A of a prince, and areLye nought but Surpassing meg could have won such golden tributes.At the Caleutta Interna- tlobal Exhibition, 1884, in answer to universal public sentiment, he was awarded a gold medal; at the New Zealand International Exhibition 1882, he received a like rewaïd; at the California, U.5.A,State Fair, 1884, & gold medal, agd at the Louisville, Ky., 8.A, Southern Exposition another vl gold: en trovhy for victories gained in fair competition, which no competitor bas before achieved.In the States, his home and abiding place, the wonderfa! cures be has wrought approach the miracles, which he will take the occasion to lay before the public, and to think that through one suc merciful agency, twenty million bottles have peen sold, and in every one a.cure, iegds us gratolully to wonder.But it should not e a wonder.He is a true physician; his research is scientifio he has balan effects and he works magie through science.His compound is à cure, that's ali.Every constituent exerts specific action in the cure of pain; its specific virtues are curative.Not | an element would be aisapproved by an in- teiligent L physician.\u2018It penetra ently but quickly ; soothes perfectly; it on ls sûrely ; it cures promplty, permanen uy and without reaction.In the old country, Great Britain, of all other countries, tie sppreciation ai these virtues were more marked ab: he received.a royal welcome.re he press-\u2014the great sturdy, plain-spoken jr nals of the Britons \u2014took up bis formula, as a now discovery in science, and 80 commended For instaice: ihe Lond Sunday Times, conclnd R ch leading article upon, the value of the great discovery Bays: \u201cThi added to what our pergonal experience and ehquirtes have brought 1 t torward, must place it in reputation At the top of the Tet and satisly the most incredulous that it accomplishes all that is claimed for it,\u201d \u2018The L.n Magazine of Chemistry and Medicine pui lishes some most remarkabl acts, andetales: \u201cThat \u201ceminont professional men in different parts ot reat Britain, have after the most thorough and exhaustive tests, given itas their opinion that itis a 3 discovery of marvellous efMefency.\u201d \u2018The London Chris: tian Globe concludes a recital of gowe cons \u201cvinelug ¥xperinents in the ours of suffering, and \u201cdays: \u201cWith auch \u2018experiences man happi esa, it as acs ma e ha a of considerable comment and in- vestiization \u201con the part of various news: Daj ra, xy, will, no do of incaleyl- | 0 gates of the Dominion are wide open to Le teinte great benefactors of the st.Jace, A And certainly the life will be corde co ttuliate à du is Toa hither, us pow in dt adin yi o his announckments are made, and nes mas t.Jacpbs Oil (for sale rv druggist EEE Liki je 2 Freopexty Tox Sale.NS PN INN Sm NNN PAINS AP FOR SALE, Valuable Properties f hel hd BÉIGNONY OF es fo! Sala elong [ne to the OWN OF TERREBONNE.oichigon, miles Montreal by railway, consistinz of a \u2018the: ral north and south of the Yellowstone 1 Fiver, within a radius of one hundred miles of vais point.Up to that date the- stock -'had suffered from the severity of the winter, Pot January and the half of Feoruary just closing the losses have been arômes some places amounti annihilation ren whole herds.:R of the Indian vortitory state that stock Pes wintered well, and is in fair condition.IMPORTANT SHIPPING CASE.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR) Sr.Joux, N.B., February pe [sand 55 Albert Lea Routes = Ps es Chicago, Rock Island and Pa- = cific Railway.TRE FAVORITE LINE T0 Omaha, Kansas City, Bt.Paul and Fine Central Property for Sale Fish, n n Capital Revenue; 1 aix Headache and relieve all the troubles nak deat spa bilions plate ot thes sea, hy \"FIRST-CLASS SIDENCE.council has granted leave to api IN WxeT END, ON ElsT TERME case of Jordan va, the Great Western Insur- J.P hilip Withers & Co.ja is a case of great 1m- portance Lo the shipping comuwunity, as it uestion, when a vesss] is { ic,\u201d White their ont romar ing 188 ST.JAMES STREET.30 TER.ONNE, situated in FINE GRIST MILL, OTHER Nt.James Street.PRICE ONE CENT.Situations Vacant, s ; | ANTED\u2014A YOUNG LADY SHORT.haud and type-writer for an ofiien, © wi{h general office experience, and who dau\u2019 farnui = fret \u201cass testunonials, 3Tzt Address, % GAULT & TANGER.d Bt.ral first-class BY aig ROYAL MARINE POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, N.Ÿ.Bee Hive, 1897 ST.OATHERINE ST, (ess 51 and 53 23 Collage st C1 oeoupiod foi for nag t Fam somtanty i isto oad prator Tok tA) eve vo Area 1% of um, ALLAN UI LIN E PREMISES WITH PO W.I.McLAREN, LET_FACIORY, 66 & 58 Nazareth power Mom pe rented from ad- Aeon réquired.Apply at 14 Custom GRAND BANKRUPT SALE TERE ES es | ow CT He a J EF FREMISES, Na 9 AND 11 11 ANTED\u2014I BUTTON HOLE MACHIN A tor.Skelton Bros.& Co., où $.Fe sa WANTED \u2014 A 51 nr men PROTESTANTY Must be ble u Lo cut and fit, ise tu EN housework.303 I ANTE DA MAN ACQUAINTED or i ET the finishing an ada di Playing cards, to t san n + Ahad .Bink Note t on 8 Ur ig at sua emont apply to Cal WASTEDSIME MEDI! RA LY Ml UNG y à ad TY QOVOFNE L One yenrs.Nrdross, = fi vos % ve PA n office.sued Avs FANTED MEN {GOING Foust TIE C our houschold and farming =H to sell : Terms vory liberal.Clement Xavier, Montreal, eat & Con BL 5 Frapegs + WASTED-A GENERAL SERVANT Sn GOOD ref st erences.Three in family.A lest poly, NE Wa NTED-A_ GOOD KITCHEN > Victoria chop house, 167 RE ik w ist, À Tyr ANTED-AE FEEDER FOR A CYLINDER Fuchs leu 2 Apply to Shareholder office, 774 ED\u2014FOR A RESTAURANT, THREE Tal = also a kitche irk.Good AL House, 71 à Ori St.ge ANTED\u2014 GOOD GENERAL BER Wats aren OFX AN 3 D a Wasp A TA gooD GENERAL SERVANT.MET.; Situations Thanked.© A TE RTS SRE WASTE TED, ON AD ENGINEER oR an ANTEP-BYT UNG MAN : Ww OUN AN AGE 23.SITUATION in office or warehouse, nes moderate.Willing to ae aides Ge Glan, { .VV ANTED\u2014WORE, BYTHE DAY Apply, 48 St.Urbaln atree OF ANY ERD o_o WANT RE: 1 fier seSPEOEIELE .companion, No IS Shocton to to rave, D Bon cl refersades NWVANTED-TOSIT Jos IN A WH LESALE.ep Cl ANTED- ENGAGEMENT BY A JJRITC Ass ean nai car Eau do his own wo rep Te\u201d est Lomi Es ¢ BR Toler oriz © Fork by th George 6 day or week.N: We ABTEDOUT YOUNG MAN Jo En our England, sal ones 21 Wen! ad! bi fod Enel Engi ne total WANEED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOuxS, TRY ha 17536 Aghrer a AN TED roa NAS : W aurse for baby.TEAR, SE, ANTED-SITUATION AB GOVERNESS OB SICK | WASTED Appirs3 Beauchamp ave, st WANTED-BY £50k: BS oujestiv Saphira + BITUAe ing house.Rens » 713 1 Td Fo \"VV ANTED-SITUATION N BY A YouNo Mx.WH Ho opera Tre 28 tan cod Pret, J.D.\u2026 West 510 ton Beaute figs \u20ac \u2018grea.\u2019 205.J'ANTED-EMPLO PLOYMENT = BY MAN ND ES ascook or care oi house or offices, or au bined of trust.eT given.\u201c850.STAD Best A ANTEDBY FRINTER (YOUNG EXP BN Wes nu) employment.Address, * ERIE) are WE ED\u2014BY A Ri ooh situation in re eos TREN eR tony at 180 Se Antoine st.ANTED- WORK BY THE DAY,BY ee class Good references.of 22 8t.Bernas st pots la WW ANTED-BY A LADY, SITUATION AS US + companion.\u201cAddress, HY PER WANTED SIDA lon, AS GAR! x Ewing on domes OT i=l Sipe aa ot de Outremont.* or pare dons?ar Bows To Lex, R MS ARLE ABD TO LET, BC For Toune > Mid i Roto TET LARGE rose wih ba se 4 pese near ny beoora pro Ppoous ol deble bn FURSI nto uni ANR age mont ea nvenue, ; FROOR AD DORE ET, £0 GENTLEMAN .oe a 2 RQUELE À BOOM M WiT HOARD, DRY GOODS and SMALL WARES.A LOT OF OVERSTOUKINGS VERY CHEAP.A LOT OF MITTS VERY CHEAP.W.s.Porteous & Co.AST STORE ANp DWELLING, eA IN BEAR 'OF 2244 German street, from 1st May.WEAK MEN Liverpool, Sé.John'é, Halifax & corner ot Hibornia and Busbbroo sta.; Robertson, 138 1 \\ a cor LET.NICELY ELY FURNIS - BR a RR PE tly LET FURNISHED, SUITA Roux couple oT two gentlemen, 1 2 Blea; a ROSE LS COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, ri orca Anat en O0 LET\u2014 BELAY WITH SPELN ot OT King, 637 Craig | CAUTION.EACH PLUG OF THE ÉMYRTLE NAVY Glasgow and Boston Servic Service.* hes REMEDY SParkbiscn: NewVerk.tern FREATISE Ou tale dimers to aug Ei Office, 37 Sages, Teo RCTS Grint .iio of the py oo en street, 5\u20ac 2 ; treet, Hous: Urbain beds 148 Feel street, CF pos 819 street \u201881 Ch 23 ishmond street\u2019 Se [3 and other TAN] of tee estate .T° LET AT sE LAMBERL.ocam: Lodge a nd ten acres of ground, with Sonor\u201d Bouse.stables; cold grapery, aud 8 IN BRONZE LETTERS ÉNONE OTHER, GENUINE.§| § 4 Real Estate Agency.Having made a specialty and aoquirod a \u201cgenoral proporiy.Lam in th osT ang plo trees fat bearing, also small Tru furaace.Rony to 0.W.i is aa ) LI ki 9), £nais trem algo DEAF Faehiee Tuvsioves Comxmmin ANE HEAR rerio he com fartab) LBL HOUSE No.58 MACKAY ST, \"occupied by Hob.Mr.Justice Johnson non; .80), % gosasisd by y RS Win Wilismeot.TEE es street, west, nt THE HANSA STE STEAMSHIP iT THE WHITE (BOSS LINE \u2018of Antwerp, - Under Contract vith Donision Government, od above Lines will safl as \u2014 ro \"Antwerp for Halifax Shou Li Fabra 3.L How \u2018Hemburg for Halifax tate, ae.of stores and lings, erat as agent to \u2018Real Estate Norge Any business trusted to my care witl\u2019 meet, with prompt and personal attefition.M.NOLAN de LISLE, Room No.23 FPRASER'S No.45 57.SACRAMENT a._25x IF YOU WANT TO KNOW FACE.mm .HISCOX.85 nim.SE .SHARP'S BALSA M| Croûps, More proie HOUSE, NO.45 étain iN i KR LET.ABTLY FURNISHED © dater = , fine semi-detached hb ï Te a 4 apartments ve well finished nait fi i Aboly t w ee 0 Beihai N si Wonuses to Let.LET.1890 and jas st Catherine atrast; gio Suk BAGG, \" \u201c85 St.James street.Y » young appl jt itohen garden, house heate 3 will bo rented wy to a good tenèu ; state ; oise Haines TN on first of May.Apply to VUDGE MACKAY, th Jus ust above) Sherbrooke BL sins sa and I) Ana in gi 0.11 Place à to use for making the hands and face fte\u2014oril you wanta pre, ara: PIO LET_SOESTANTER AND CAPA: atone housd, 18 room EE i sien St Flteabelb, ne har Craig.wil \" Hulttax sor for _Hambukg in Hambarg asd ae | TO \"Ft nage of Trin ibrar.sony and Anwar about \u20ac Lt.appe ane r greas es satis Len ro a Mend Sou 3t0 Ko to your aruggist an PES NOTE ER EN, ; CRISAN & MaARBILY, aries, TTT TWINNING.ST.O \u201cEL ODRRMA, 7) Compass.}- 5 self-contained ho 4 a LYMAN SONS i ol Waly st os mat ay Fipss:roRriavs, sows 0 LET LOW RO.5 Con ER \"Es a No à WW oongora street.a EAE: ALEX =z Ami - D 6 To De À ines x peer Foote A ee ou to br.BR WOVE WIRE AT.FANTEDA \"HOUSE ( oR JB TENEME of 5 of 6roo rent moderaty.All socurittes: dealt in at ~, Ta x Stank.Exchange bought at and 56 rgin.Depoal be draft Boren \u20ac aile ANS flat of thes or, Jour rooms, Wi + | .i Waited.Cd Addrest K FOR 10567 a TEB-TO RENT AN ON FURNIS Yi : aH iE % = all qualities at the patentes 8, ed va LE a) i - en proie delay | = : tamend CE © Le be alle Thutm 7 iption 1 Xperlancs SE ope E; Ti Jere.1 ; Aen TE ally tag | ithly leat re bay who be FRE = Fi va couple orto gentlemen with board, § 4 ; Mu WITH BOARD OR .> Re tn, OF St.Antoln WITHOUT.48 pe .: M\u2014A WELL F LAB Rose TFL TRE LARGE FRONT | RooMA-_housLE ROOM WITH GRATE, rok 3 TO LET, LARGE : Ro Sie 7or à gon mien with Board.ie dhe ROQNCEES OR SINGLE, THE oR WITH.MS-10 HET VERY NICE FRONT ished Fost Bg RH PL fe Balvarsily sires 2: | Boma I ma SUITABLE FOR.spé _ Booms autel.AE pre âmes ROOM AND, Pr se nawly recovered Bourd, ES FOI WRIA | BAR 0.1 SORT LES DOUBLE Fi Foti le are fam ris Board oid = TE EE A Nero AIS Lavy, EXSONR l fade nk\u201d sex umatiem or Dyspepala: you ou rik grocer.\u2014\u2014\"_-\u2014 Bailly Star.GRAHAM & Co., Proprietors.363 ana 105 8t, James Btreot.Tre Barty Bran ia mont « vo o snr pactot ho the nited States Canada, postage : oar, $1.60 for x ae 900 for Site We ole a the cirénlation of Tnu Sran Geeds combined issu of all the other : Delish à pomipapors published in the city of ndon, Eng, Office\u2014American Agency, 448 Jar w.CR P.Noah.correspondent and agent or.advertising, = Correspondent and agent for French and elzian Pvertining in Tag TAR\u2014Mons.A, Loretto, 61 Rue Caumartin.Part France.remet AIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR for week ending February 12th, 1887, Monday - - - - - 26.706 Tuesday .- = 26.490 \u201cWednesday = = - 26,302 Thursday - =~ - = 26,852 friday - - - - - 26,721 Total .+.» -162,396 AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION For Week ending Feb.12th, '87, 27.066.FDA FEBRUARY 15, 1887.Tr City Council acted wisely yester- dayin deferring the abattoir question for the fullest consideration, both by \u2018the eitizens and their representatives in the Council.The proposed agree- - ment with the new syndicate, as already pointed out, contained more than one objectionable feature, and any proposal that would virtually hand over \u201c the interests of the cattle business of \u2018the city to a private company for no less u period than twenty years and give it the right to impose a tax on each head of cattle during that time might well be looked upon with grave apprehension.\"his, in our opinion, was- the gravest tédbure of the whole measure and the Action of the Council will permit the \"matter to be better understood.CUT ME MERCIERS sPEKCH Mr.Mercier made a very long stump speech at st.Hyacinthe on Saturday.Bis prificipal object apparently was to paint his defeated opponents in the darkest possible colors.As there were none of them there to oppose him the operation was neither difficult nor dangerous.lle was, however, determined togive an emphatic veritication to the cynical French proverb * Les :4bsens ont toujours tort,\u201d the absent dre always in the wrong.We cannot help thinking that the statement of the financial condition of \u2018the province was both premature and nial : to his opponents.\u2018There was no immediate necessity for it and it was confessedly hurriedly drawn up from \u2018nsufiicient data.Neither Mr.Mercier .wor Mr.Shehyn, the new Provincial \u201cTreasurer, has had time earefully to examine the accounts of the depart- ;ments so as to be able to \u2018five an accurate account of their condition.So little time has the Treasurer had to devoteto the work that he has not been able to make out a statement of the receipts and expenditures of the last three years so as to be able to tell what the deficiency is, if there has been a deficiency.Besides, it is impossible for any one who has not access to the Government books of account to tell whether the statements which Mr.Mercier has ventured to make are correct or not.He professes to give a ptatement of the liabilities and assets of the province up to the 1st of February, 3887.The published accounts of the province are only up to the 30th of Jun 1885, so that any mistake or misreprd sentation which Mr, Mercier may have made and given to the country must go uncorrected and even unchallenged until \u201c- after the public accounts are in due course before the representatives of the people in Parliament assembled.This being the case, and the election of Mr.Mercier and bis colleagues in the Government being unopposed, he had not even a pretext for laying before the electors of the province a crude and imperfect statement of its financial condition, I COLONIZATION, The subject, of state-aided emigration, or rather colonization, is oconpying a considerable share of public attention in Great Britain.The subject is an im- \u201d portant one, but one that requires very curaful handling.Most of the colonies \u201cWoiild be benefited by additions to their \"population, but the immigrants must be of the right sort and they must be sent to the right places, They must be men .nnd women of sound constitutions, abla .and willing to work.They must he * golfreliant and self-respecting.The -¢olonies do not require an influx of paupers or of people likely to become \u2018paupers.It is to be feared that the state-aided colonists will want too much \u2018coddling, and that when the state aid is .,.; Withdrawn many of them, not having oélrage enough to face the hardships \u2018ana privations of life in a new country, will become burdens upon the community to which they have been sent.These colonists must not be eolopists merely i in pame.They must be sent to those parts of tie country that need to be colonized.They are not wanted in the cities or towns, or in any great num- bora In the well settled parts of the country.Where they can do good, at rad rate in Canada, is in tha yhestiled regions of the North-West and oles- here, Let tem be placed on lands siting for settlement, and if they are of the right sort\u2014if there is Any grit in it y i, in the course % à 2 very Sonne great jority of these had aid \u2018of = ndertook to make homes for them- res iti.the green woods.With yous toil and gheeffully i many privations, they $rans.emod.Phe Cyl land into porn- \"Hela meadows, ost of them had no for the work they- 6; jet the failures among them were nighingly f6w.The new colonists days are not required to face à difouliles \" pose ealy ra \u201cto e and Wiio ey coos dr cähquering.heh he A oi \u2018mugh.ploasanter places, sa of.them do Bot su ven 8 any kind when they ii .17 ah oy lato at home.ha ron tran le sa ame but von J | selves.There I no isa.in pense È helpless, nexveless pabdple anno |.in ory or who will not work té C will not do well anywhere, will exist more comfortably at home than in a new country.But mén and women who have willing hands and plenty of pluck, who are prepared to rough it for a few years, and to adapt emselves to the circumstances of the country are wanted and will in.a very short time become independesis.Intending immigrants should be falrly dealt with by those who offef to assist them in tryliig their luck in a new goun- try.They should be given clearly understand that wherever they go hey will have to work and work.hard and continuously to succeed, that at taint- hearted and improvident people will not thrive âhy better in à néw coudtty.than they do in an old one.But if they are told that the industrious, frugal, sober man will be able to make a comfortable living and to rear his family in respect ability and independence they will not be deceived.NOT A PROTECTIONIST.The Herald asserts that Mr.Blake admits that a protective policy is now à necessity.Mr.Blake bas made no such.admission.Mr.Blake has not said one word that can be tortured into a declaration in favor of the principle of protection, On the contrary he has been most careful not to commit himself to the principle of protection.He has used his utmost ingenuity in phrase making tosay what his followers wished him to say in order to reassure thé distrustful manufacturers, without making the plain and simple declaration that he now favors the polity of protection to native industry.The Herald will examine Mr.Blake's speeches in vain for any such declaration.It will not find in those speeches a single argument in favor of protection.More than that it will net, let it search ever so long and ever 80 carefully, discover one single sentence retracting what he has said against protection.Mr.Blake has not given his hearers the very slightest grounds fot belioving that he has changed his mind ou the trade question.Although he has said so much on the National Policy his words have béen 80 éareéfully weighed, and his sentences so skilfully constructed that he is today not pledged to a protective polity.All that Mr.Blake has done is todeclare that high taxation is necessary\u2014that the country will for many years tô come need a large revenue.But high taxa tion, as Mr.Blake very well knows, is not neceesarily taxation for protective purposes.It is possible for Mr, Blake, if he is voted into power on the 22nd inst., toraise all the money he may require to carry on the Government and to meet all its obligations without imposing a single protective duty.There is a wide difference, as every student of political economy has learned, between taxes for revenue and taxes for protection.The fagetious Herald will, if it is capable of being wise as well as witty, ses that when Mr.Blake declares himself in favor of high taxation be is far from admitting that a protective policy isa necessity.Thereis high taxation in England but there is no protection and it is well known that Mr.Blake is in sympathy with the fiscal policy of England and that he never was and 18 not now in favor of the protective policy of the Macdonald Government.There should be no uncertainty with regard to the trade policy of the Liberal party.If Mr, Blake is in favor of protection, if he has become a convert to the NationalPolicy,it is the easiest thing in the world for him to say so.His recantation and confession could be contained in a few clear and simple sentences.And if Mr.Blake had really come to the conclusion that a protective policy is a necessity for the Dominion he would announce bis change of mind in language 80 plain and so forcible that it would be impossible for anyone who beard it either to misunderstand or to forget it.That Mr.Blake has made no such announcement is proof positive that his principles on matters of trade are the same to-day as they were in 1878 and the:years immediately succeeding, when he was the champion of the free traders of the Dominion.If the leader of the Liberal party had, in plain terms, declared that \u2018a procective policy is now a necessity\u2019 \u2014the Herald would | give the declaration the most prominent position in ita columns and would re- roduée it in every issue.But as he has made no such deciaration, it is impossible for the Herald fo reproduce it.Th * Vice-Regal Dinner Party.The first dinner party given by His Exoel- lency the Governor-General pad the Mar-.chloness of Lansdowna took pl aven- ing.Among those honored ith, Savitarioas wure His Worship the Mayor and Madame saugrend.Hon, M.H.and Miss Cochran {Ham m end Lady I n, Bir A.A; & Miss Lorton, Mr an 0 ens Ay ose ckson, Ho Mra.Te and Lieut.-Col and Ry Straur benzie.The Hacker Matches tponed Ga ival Hake matches will ne borin Th Te 0 Palace tl 7 7 aon follows: ya inthe I A es Crystal; Wednesd ay.Nerv MaGill; I'bureday; Final end deciding m match, between winners of previous mate An admission of cents will be gharged to eaoh maton, Commencing each evening at 8 o'clock.Geo Not es of Sport.ie.- 6.rge tramp this even won a ten-mile rece In the Jubilee rink last last night.Hockey tournament first Carnival matoh ia set for this even! ne.Dowd opened big Hoh Storm onal Tt \u201clest bon by paile f bt.} n.the cham kford wou t ° Hectd n ab jupe T-àll at the ing howto P vente day 24 ommy B.gets saron mere THE DEAR LITTLE WIFÉ AT ROME.Ald, Grenier: and Farrell lected by Acclamation- aoû ae Mount, O.0.fouta, Champagne, D.Ke ded) , QB Verdun: Patrick , A Dubbrd, Robert, M.Wals ii # secondod by A.Dra Mr.O.Ricard was to have been the candidate but withdrew on Sunday, and Mr.Granger was &hosen at the last ne ee Both ihe candidates addressed those Robert madè some remarke, annexation of St Gabriel, se Se Meme a and Ste.Cunegonde ghoula not be consummated till si had heen obtained for the © improvement of the he ast and, and -Ald.Jeannotte-besau voted In favor of the annexation of those Ald.Jeannotte replied that and improvement 0 of the city.Mr.bis plat- Bocheïlsga Ward, At the nomination lo, Dod A.Rousseau and nominated.No chi Ÿ were mada THEATRE Royar\u2014 The be Germ popular jar in Montreal, judging trom De ood and character Sotlng.Mary rood, Miss \u201cwot déserved ciedit Bod ay Arend \u2018never no more,\u201d oid 20 Mr.2 2 ut ten years ago.Lor aint \u2018porsonation of the gypsy, \u2014The Point St.Charles Choral Union Convert Late piace on Tuceday, evening in St Church.The soloigta are frst olass, the orchestra and chorus.Pr \u2014The late Mrs.M.ality who died lat b ber residence \u201cyest yesterday 1 mor E P.\u2026 and\u2019 Soman bu Sullivan, A at tn A.C ;Butchison à delivered a lecture : Me Curran's s supvorters ur- we Anais das Cronin in) bis rooms on Notre Darie street esst.Beauchamp and Mr.Curran dressed alter iy Guastion ye Te « S bel f the ve or vious to the Fro will ives a Ts organ rect unday bigh Pin stab! es Shoehag And Bro wa raided a tiouse on Atl Fie 3 ears; W Hamiite er, m.Ham yout: Boutin Hille 0 yours, i 9 years, were arrested.They were tenced thre months\u2019 gaol and $10 or three mon seting * the Montreal Migros- more ertensivels as it Ft Ps of oem hr L he M god Mra Emisyerd, Mrs.G.Y.Obert Shel on \u201cophons hey private oar for New Yor! Jute of Nanreaia City, à son of ints pile has been placed anagement of By Assoclution.estes.The s Inman Line 88.#0} RE fos ma tro D au fes, February sent ei Fe ol.3! RE Totem The Aine H for Philadelphia vis boralan.\u201d £ pri the Delaware at 5 p.m.on Bundsy.zeniguas n licat n of \\phy een > ton \u201chanes ade quarries, ph erignou: yecidant Socurred, oh oned in a rocks nd n° means w they were, a Shaft |-Reporder yes o find 6 twelve De ain rage 3 bored, an Whs sd 8 ts, near the end of which was a hic camera.patentes od With This a polio a num pogatives v vas taken.fe of the bo la of or inthe erations, An i dle wie Poe oR change ATE ocated, aod se li pn nines ern Tn that he \u2018shells become becomes.colder.They alse noreas ir in aus ie | 8 perma- were no 0 are based = in Ji fro = oh earls thir fost i ds press Tower ail id differ Rear th 6 hors l Hejedtèd wr théÿ met: (opel ae a0., had ar \u2026 Joseph Morache, of (hese, an Mh ce re HS a yo girl be instant] in love Mg her.© repeatedly and she showed Loi by a0 rh A Lr Ti to \u201chie marked ad uli, Je requested her to be his wife otwl Dstandiog the fact that her tutor Énewr avsolutaiy By hl n about it, she eadily consented.1 the ceremony or some time during August and: his heart a valuable wedding ring and other costly t to bis fiancée, Ti 5 rted.In the interval a Aie council was called 3 roposed union n-and a majority of the young lady's relatives readily gave their ortly afterwards, however, young bols noticed that his intended was showing him marked indifference.This indifference soon sauk into coldbess and tue be the cause of his flancée\u2019s sudden Oo ermitation was her tutor, who Kad p à oft her mot to marry him, the a tituted legal proceédings jo, against r *Soracha for $1300 damages.lorday Mr.Justice Mathieu decided that a pad not been proved that the tutor sane Gel ht his influence to bear upon the 4 ie, prevent her marriage with he had tigen this resolution her- Sai bo ity Lee Selena ad in any way in- térleréd Îf as only to engage his ward not to join herself for life to à man she did not like.The action would, therefore, be dis- 4 MONTH'S MORTALITY.The Dosth Rate for January\u2014The Prers- lscases and the Mortality in ho Different Wards.The civic mortality returns for the month 8 January, which were completed at the ealth Department yesterday show that the total number of deaths for the month was 30b, which according to the new municipal ceonsus of 186,000, would give a death per thousand of 19.05.Of the total number of deaths 184 were those of males and 171 of females, married 78.single 43, Provan 12, widows 21, children 201.The revaillng causes of death were diphtheria Ba dep d fever 7, consumption 39, bron- inflammation of the lungs 28, The deaths à Sooty according Lo wards ore at : 8 Lawton tia t.pane t Unkuoown.pe FE \"8e James otel Dien.8 8e Mary tre Dame Hosp'l 4 es 2 General Hospital 6 : 0 Other institutions.9 TDotdl.\u2026.unescessoccnevraucous.856 A SERIOUS CHARGE.James Ennis Is Arrested of \u2018an Acousa- tion of Having fasted on Assaulted his Young Wife.Sunday night the ambulance of the Notre Dame Hospital was called to No.65 Young street.On its arrival Dr.'Lamarche notified the attendants to take Mrs.Ennis, the lady of the house, to the hospital.Meanwhile Sergeant Dineen had arrived from No.7 station and arrested James Ennis on the charge of having brutally assaulted his wife.Mrs.Ennis was taken to the hospital ina very precarious state and bes not recovered a postponed uhtil it Can be ascartained to what extent Ennis pe injured.prosecution claim the.aosused ploked &_ quarret-with bis wife \u2018and $ her most brutally so that oor she fina tell un jou: When friends and nel hbors who were attracted y the al on found the unfortunate lady, she had received a terrible gash ip ber head, by what 224 by whom caused cannot be learned as Damages Claimed for a ie Death.Mr.Justice Papineau heard the case of John H.Sullivan van aainst the city for $5000 damages In the Superior Court yeeterday.gq.ome time during January of year, J be fire brigade was called out for a on Lan Faucheliore atreet.Before this blaze bad ish a goed Si gid SE di |: despatched to \u20ac locality fr m Legeuche- tiere street by that | Patton, trom, a collision occurred beween two of them on St.Peter street.A wheel vus sent ying from gne of the stru young son of Mr.Kullivan killing him almost ae Mr.van immediately | instituted the action Chi tton was the firet wit- a ve nl A statod that when the the collision D Soeurred.th there was a pile of atone and b on St.Peter sires which prondetod de Kelmeet mpoceld lo or reels mak \u201cMattors.w eré were no his In the otss vicini over She kde aerial He re mor OT, ying Chat (D material was the mediate wa cause of acciden wine ET ima for defenos that the contracto ore a od the material on the atreet are ie cause of the aocideut and that ma iaintiff can only bave recourse against 0, Burlington Carnival.oo wr Vermont couaing Inauara! thelr 2nd\u2019 lington yesterday.From a Suniel at the programme, it would appear that the Committee of Management have arranged for an excallent portes, of sports durin \u2018the wi All the public parks, sad ob Sogn hills ae the streeta each evening, and visit- lly invited tothe free uss of the fi do alles Rig à after- boon, t nd a aiid gLon Karo bor.| se Caraival > 11 io be hold où on riday ess e Ceg- tral V 8 mont t'Ralwe are fsgui sion \u2018fokets at two\" La from vs and réturn, good to and Tofhra up 10 nena, the the 2, ing Business Notes, | : essrs Sanders &! Pelletier, grocers, | BE ar.tr ge to thant assign ned with lig- ox $100 | bes x Supla bo a ça int abandonment or hi hi fine on b to Sea his editors, His bu hr vis, fps ou the nat and most | honorable Siger manufacturers in the city, 2e > Joseph D gn assignment of his estate to Dufresne for the benefit of nie ssh s arofabout 810.0 ve Dé gps bae a tan 5 ERA pic re ; a Brutal Father, \u201cNei aso who bag already served aterm of mo gente a the ponitentiary for ong of his little dau ont ve Dron before the y on the charge of hav- fog comm: a the are crime n another only & y old.ne Shui ot bévlng no no Jurisdiction ia that ving aosaltod and bouton RY ha 37 on hnahtey Honore pomonatrated pis him fo Bip whioged crime.Lending b is term in f attempt a 0 \u2018will be à se dainst hi oy 3 fat e Poire Court \u201cdnd he will be > died for hae crime on his à | rolcase from HA parce Bound to Get » Medasl, A circular s being sent to all candidal po | £05, thé\u2018 sdoral paniiamont , Mr pry etary.of the vol ns aoe nées ek 4 Fey h member in the event date oy ips Lh Br whe were apon ars Porta roo fogation tor their sérvices.Actômpan oying + e eircalar of.th the m vi offi Le A Je od mors and privates ol ne ntact militia en Lans who ve ve pérvice in : ov for : i ins on sas on a SEE Dee er SEE otion on prosontes by sor lea hr HIE) ndment Finis io mg 4 vor id oy vas, Ta vd ; pré, 2 hasan young ot ha > do | en ce Ad had the Misfor- à vas tune to lose ber 1 thor aud mother in her popu slat vote où the\u2019 Rind | : EEL Sy =, ¢ Boon.Ered iS e ice > yacht shal rts was as held by, {host ous où a 8 J ac Fras on Coats of arma\u2014Sleeves, The American Anslyst Says of Pomeroy\u2019s Petroline Plas \"A ry ca oral PRE us tion baa To an eterious substance, ents culated to produce the very beneficial effects claimed.\u201d Bold by druggists and Jas.A.Harte, Sole Agent.Black mail\u2014Mourning envelopes.No one knows better than those who have Carter's tek Liver Pilis what relief Siem Ei hehe ema iE ness, pain e side, ord ered stomach, ete.Try them.Speeinl Notice, 16 is understood the Pennsylvania Rail- Com will make its road betwee ur, New York and Philadelphia a four rook ne.publican members of the Co st Washington ol Al 0 Aleve Se that the bole, of Sèdrè- Py Maoainy in regerd to the fisheries was pont to the Committee.They are mis on.presen port to both \u20ac tho President and Me acd oi ad bad their approval, The race between th the lee boats of the allots \u201cvon a Balt ot and was won by \u2018 Hudson Rivér Club.Time 4 aitutés 40 he pritiol foreign office has a despatch from Capetown denving the report that Dr.Emile Holub and his party bave been mas- vor The Victor's Crown Should adorn the the great corn cure, Putman's Painiess Cora It works quickly, never makes a sore spot, and is just the thing you ont, See that you get Putman's Painless Extractor, the sare, sate and painless are of the inventor of cheon desoribod in three words ble, zobble.Delicate Diseases of either sex, however induced, promptly thoroughly and perma! gnenty cured d 10 cents in stamps for large illustrated trea- Medi Assucia- s Dispensary Medical tion, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y.Bubject to appéal\u2014Fhe church bell, Horsford\u2019s Acid Phosphate oo Nu Re and Mental Exhaustion, Chandlersville, Il, says: \u201c1 ink i a TOO T of the highest valué in mental and nervous exhaustion, attended with sick headache, dyspepsla, diminished nore best illustrated paper out\u2014A bank- ores EMULSION oF PURE Cop Dp Liven O1L M Hryrortosravrss- À in In pen vit Beals ib the e'eridon or of the ne vd litige.Makes and fortes ee system against Parther rds by disease.A Good Name.The best recommendation of anything la its popularity where it has been I knows.Throughout the Do! of a there je: no more effectual Rodicine tor s and asthme the ot core ds PS Pectoral m for sale by drugais ta.are gadorsod by all TURA BITTERS\u2014 ing physicians and chemists, for and holesomeness.Beware ër ES do Bonin \u2018article prepared drug; or the gen J.G.B.Siegert & Nons.pre eae Heo Feared No vu Nero fiddled when Rom a borning.Many now-a-days.seem equally indifferent e manner in to danger neglect i-heatth.If taken in time the ore a chromic disease which Burdoc Flood Bi thors will not eradicate by ita puri- tying, regulating powers.A b publicatication.The lng.(VE) Fre : Press Carni val ae ages, all sports illustrated an: | ta ie.GOGKLE\u2019S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.The Great English Medicine.or PURELY VEGETABLE, INGREDIENTS, AND WITHOUT MERCURY.USED BY THE ENGLISH PEOPLE FOR OVER 120 YGARE, Gour sy au Davcaiste, WHOLIRALE AGENTS, EVANS SONS & MASON, Lra MONTREAL.LATEST PRODUCTION IXORA ED.PINAUD IXORA.soar \u2026.ESSENCE \u2026.ROILET WATER .WI0F-FOWDER vi TOILET VINEGAR: 87 Boulevard de Strashourg, 87 ARI ARPETS.| mine Si on ser UNE SOAL EXOHELENC VS LSE Mth 2 SRE sulted io fi chasers a Ny have the, Jory bent BHO room TR ie Ta Heu Fro on E B ED Supe Amt butane, tek.Don't miss tha Yaw tb the SERA =i ces at one James Baylis & son, 1887 Notre Dame se Toboggan Cushjous, 6 i $1.00 6) ft.\u201cStar.\u201d $3,00, PEA CHB BLOT w MAIDEN N BL USH PROGRAMME CARDS.EXQUISITE SILVER TASSELS & PESOILS - 109 ST.JAMES _srmEer.NOW THE TINE Jo SPEOULATE mn the Mark et oppostagitis A gansolaioes to ma trolonth, Fe: ona ara atta oa to orders x.ui je marges in | : ace © eue Cos Sales, §| greene AUCTION SALE \u2014or\u2014 ; ENGLÏSNE OILPAINTINGS.| Mounted in bssutifal Gilt Frames.reserve at their Rooms, Non.1831 & 1528 NOTRE DAME BT.NOUNS, Feb.15th axa 104%.The contents of twenty csses ox.\u2018Clrons- sldn\u201d of English Oflpaintings, 5 \u2014COMPRISING BUBJECTS IN\u2014 Landscapes, Figures, Marine, Hunting, Yachting, Floral and Architecture.ment of beautiful pictures.No reserve.Bale each Afternoon at 8 o'clock.M.HICKS & CO, 854 Auctioneers.AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES.sek those who intend favoring us with orders to sell their Household Furniture to give carly intimation so as to secure choica of date.Bousehold Effects and other Merchandise received for sale at our rooms.ments.MN.RICKS & 00, .Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, 8718 1821 and 1828 Notre Dame street.se \" QFARBOW \"% JACOBS, I * COB ATRE HOYALL A TE x.Fimere only clos the ea eininen vy a Sexcelient medy compan hn Th wl » > RST The subscribers will sell without limit or TURSDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTER: oop and Evening, | tats voor suppor 3 ine scenery sud con FH Sasa | ART ASSOCIATION, Phillips Square, : qd arin oh da 8, 4 Angled ng th § ao.usta Brie aughter raised mes, Hohzsppseribers 83 conte.The whole forming & very extensive assort.FRING BALES OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- The subscribers beg to announce that their lists ars now open, and would respectfully Liberal cash advances made on consign: Thomas J; Potter's Sales./ISITATION AND BEADDRY STREETS, posite Messrs.Beatt Ten 8 ax canal TUESDAY, Had ran ai the prope Ward ithe bl ti f RS EA ano Ÿ fin Seta EE fis 0 stree à the great pets of the {he east ead, erms of asie, en.rep or four annual pay- ont at re Les _ Bale at ELEVEN O'Cloek THON, J.POTTE 877 _ Au onear.Parent Bros\u201d Sales.RENTING 4 oEvor.TO ACCOMMODATE OUR OLIKNTS We till ront, frase of charge, all Houses and Stores placed in our bands.Wo will take precautions as though we wers paid for renting, .PARENT BROS.LEADING ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, > WE Shaw Sales.ON LE OA ALES O QUSEHOLD FURNITURE s AT HIVATE LDENCES.The Subseriber Solicits Sales in this Kano Bales of Genaral Me andise every ] , Ancien Bales sim, rooms ek a on Sales 15 series in © Re HAT m Pro isa and Farm Btook.Valuations ot movad à immovable Property.Fire osses una \u2018Auctionesr, And proprietor the great Auction Rooms, Aves ERT No.LID, i bit CE lo, 822 § hote roi SRE ss a ire \u2018x.SHAW, oy we uctioncer, between St.Catherine and Ontario streats latge anti immediately 98 thread man acto; sale toes order of J.Hi moray, Hoo.ai\u2019 at my ais on Y que PRIMITIVE IR IRISH QUESTION, HRI ed THUS Tk BERR 2 he sei 1s ls ged 04, Region an Le ARE GET ies: ; 6 FUSLLIERS ANN UAL attalion will parade at the Armory, on fre DAY.Luh 4 instant, at 8 p.m, Pisin ol Aro go Par nim.Capt.and Adj The Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co, Netice te BE Shareholders THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET (¢] ) the Sharehoidors of the Richelieu & a ot gation & Company will'be held at the Com- On Saturday, the 19th of February Next, At ONE o\u2019clock p.min conformity with the Fourth lames of the Act of Incorporation \u20ac oles The Transl tox Bogs closed rom the th Lo the 19 D ordaE TL next, both days bil hy I E P 3 Stardust OE eats ond af ibis ' rder N.NSEAUDE Yi Secretary.Montreal, 29th January, 1887, 24 8e0d Bt \u2019 bullding, and on jaine materia 1809 8 ROY MACDONALD, Jr.GEA?DANCING ASSEMBLY WEDAESDA ee 2.00 P.M.After Storming of Ice Palace; QUEEN'S HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ft.Cnthorine street: DANCING! At Prof.Durkee's -Acalemy; 1887 Bt Oatlitrins Kt.(Hall & foott's Block).TE ho \u2019 wa.Prosidout, deg Hon.Bec.reas ; \u201cContractors Club\u201d win drive to! BORD à -PLOUFFE* \u201con \u2014 EDNESDAY, 16th, .leaving Olah Booms at 3 o'clock: A good, tare Tee ested.-Olub eolors ~ Bear MON MAL TI REFORM CANDIDATE, | J.K.WARD.Committee Rooms: 8t, James Street, ndar Victoria Square.ses \u2014uOSY, 80- ER.vil be sold William H.Arnton\u2019s Sales.SALE BY AUUTION.\u2018The undersigned will sell by publis auction ate, as per Bveatory: Habe veppanerasasecaresacacses $3678 87 Tr ain sid toa LS 98 95 ndia sd ber.Goats, : 108 80 made mothina.rss 42875 8 Jame ARE premises can be for.Ter or approved paper.| A.W.STEVE, wm.A 22 Bt.John street.pr De ET.INSOLVENT NOTICE 8t.Lawrence Ward te Notman's, JERI sel, cho Ae rer 1849 Ontario atrest, & few doors sas out St Antoine Ward.784 Craig street, a fow doors west of Vistoris peotor street, betwoen Notre Dame and J te Notre A trast, » Apar Mountain sires: 0 Ji es atreat, o i Craigs raises 88 Fuitord street bot bon Ro ace sud sa street, corner mi sites street, sar 8t.vi.erine street.Wellington OFEN DAY we vane th tter of JOHN O'NEI.tailor and In trad, of too city of Montreal, insolvent.« will ce oi busta Pusiness ot polos soir ve à Balmo oral iso el, Tuosdar, 22 a Ne y, at ss où oh assets en bloc, at a .1 0 intures \u2018and Sundriea.851 i 1 3.Sra sales INSOLVENT NOTICE ME a the matter of EPH ©.87.AUBIN, Horahan: of Bherbrooks, Insolvent.The unde ed will sell by Auction at so much in the à dollar on inventory.on well 16th February, 1667.d - dela and well vent oagist {ng of took: in-trade of rely and 1d anor Dry Goce .$4,088 UE OBS cngasusaraunencsu0s en Fit] OB.uiiiurersiveneenrasvanerses 11S Book debta (te be sold separately).sou 5 86,962 73 a dE rs LER ort o Information apply to TURO 5 J, GBIPFITH, J.GB auctions ones armen INSOLVENT ENT NOTICE In the Matter of JUSTE BOUCHER, Drummontiille, Que, il 2 de NEDNES will be IN tr oun TR up to V Fabruaty, shove; for Be hl Co se \u201ces Book Dobté .\u2026.,\u2026.\u2026.karsssenssns CE eld FE Nos ee nec ossarily noce Termite ta visit the stool ha partis are; ne pe & TY 26 Piss | Mass a 5.FRY & SONS.Manufacturers of Chogelates and Cocoas 87 somal spmmatnent io an Quapn 14 Fine Don't fafl to ask for Pare.Bure A .ohare and CHOROLATRE AND (poo fied avprovs alt pee da proper mater ci a Corner of orne and 8% Peter strep ; With or without STREAM roy o 4 Matcher, wi 1H Taner and Me sicher th.he; PF § 14-inch Munro > or wn aber The above machines can be sasn running.6 H.B.8mith Planer Mptoh , 1h been in use a ow we weeks.sad: oF, only 1 24-inch Graham Plainer and { 24-inch Double Burfacér, acor, Ade by Bobencka | machinery Supply Assoolation GENERAL MAUHINBRE: DRALESS, s® OBAIG ST BERT - The Fish and Game Protection Clab f the Prov ces Quebec 8 give notice, that fe pt Lo to 008%: Eu re, rtions the same, (skins of an wit wialiy take kan à cdcopis a) from due th cap: he offto cera tot } he iu, have ron instruct.persons found.Volta.ha WYOTER (IARNIVAL ALY, ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE COMMITTEE WINTER CARNIVAL: PROPERLY CERTIFIED, are to be sent to the undérsigned vrittiont delay.©.CLAPHAM, Secretary.a ul PO; City, 9 NTREA BAL NY STMENT AND 20 api als ty Sompan 0! a te i PLANERS and MATOHERS FOR \u2018SALE, CasAar or Gourigy MONTREAL 7 x = 4 LL.A ORATIFUIGRMFONTENS co ee Tepe At es x Ea Ne Fok Mo papers please copy.) .opp idow ST Patrick Gutrion hu ee on 1 obrane STURT sn : A DEATHS.M pe 438, oGrath.sf Ln dés LLY, pus in this olty on the momie ot ins after .WF illness, ed Aes Bethe ss iffy, Jugs Ba atte adoaday.the 16th ris ration In 2.30 ace of Poet Mount aid a 3 rosidrion of ar ac \u201cens 8 \u2018pl 0 e Ë ira bier EJ hota fo Win.i.hi ral hurs ih Btist an ur Bk REINA i EEE des MoBVOY\u2014Ôn 14th, Bridgeti MoGray.na hitis, yoaugest dauxhter of Q McBlvoy, Patits cot cn unerdi trom her parents resi- neo, x > M, thonce ¢ vu Our des Neiges éimetery.FE] Mc] SRN Ain this sity.on the 14th inst; g er a offic) pe il ilies.wk 1e, codon sughter of | sisi A MeEenn =.amorai wii ta ke place from er mother's roside eneviev berm on pi puièpes, the 18h ingt., at 8.8 5 éloe thente to C.Cemetery.fa Sill a 1 actofit please this intimation, ity, on the 14th inst.FLL Ota 5 Bahia! bulider, axed 68 oo morning = From hia 1 late denon So4 St James street, \u2018riends anid acquaintances are régpecifully requested to attend.88.3 NNIE\u2014 1h inst, Ramu | onths and.epeattui urine à hursday, the 1 his father's residence.Breph b.mon on oval Cor Comatory, fOttaw this ay ga the evening of tb muel aly Se dlilest Jon o ennle, Awé ds and acqual A A are re to attend his funeral on 7th inst.at 2.30 from 1% Ann street.to Bt.a to place of inter, a and 38 2 ScoTT\u2014[a this city, on the 14th {nat of oup, Olive Emily.goungest daughter o Sticbara Scott, aged 3 fi 7 months and 18 ays.The funeral will take place from her father's rest dence, rand Trunk str ek.op Royal Sota a 2,30 p.m.thenbe ant Comet ery.The Weather, \u2014 Probabilities next 24 hours:\u2014 Baath fow Jost winds; cloudy.lider» opie.sRQW OF glearine and ecole R IN & H angalty Stagdard EB rod Br Head is day:\u2019 Be Alar .Same ante ASL year: Mux, 125! 1 Parome r readings to-day: 8 am, 29.87: The sign ~ signifies below zero.Appointments this Evening, Theatre Royal\u2014\" Karl the Peddler.\u201d vo Matthew's Church\u2014Ooncert by Choral a = NOTMAN.Be photographiod in Winter Costume, for or with your friends who some to the Carnival.EW.MUSIC! © TRAIT AOF TEE ALLER IAC BER AL REE en CARSLEY'S Gouin gb.CARSLEY'S COLUMN.Tussoax.Feapuanx 15TH, 1887 FURNITUBE COVERINGS FURNITURE COVERINGS FURNITURE COVERINGE FURNITURE COVERINGS BAW SILKS RAW SILKS RAW SILKS RAW BILKS TAPESTRIES TAPESTRIES TAPESTRIES TAPESIRIES A lot of remnants in thess roodsof geod value and now selling cheap at 8.CABSLEY'S.TABLE COVERS TABLE COVERS TABLE COVER» TABLB COVERS TAPESTRY OCUVERS TAPESTRY COVEHS TAPESTRY COVERS TAPESTRY COVERS PLUSH COVERS PLUSH COVERS PLUSH COVERS PLUBHE COVERS PIANO OUVERS PIANO COVERS PIANO COVERS PIANO COVEHS The variety of these goods in all sizes is most completd, at 8.CARSLEY'S.h CRETONNES ORETONNES CRETONNES ORETONNES .CRETONNES FOR CURTAINS URETONNES FOR CURIAINS CRETONNES FOR CURTAINS CRETONNES FOE OURTAINS \u201c CRETONNES FOR COVERINGS ORETONNES FOR COVERINGS ORETONNES FOR COVERINGS CHETONNES FOR COVERINGS FRENCH CRETONNES FRENCH CRETONNES FRENCH .CRETONNES FRENCH ORETONNES Thess iatter goods, Tn \u2018addition to the foregoing, form a very large assortment to from at P ; 8 CARSLETS.| COLORED QUILIS COLORED QUILTS COLORED QUILIS COLOBED QUILTS WHITE.QUILTS WHITE QUILTS WHITE QUILTS WHITE QUILTS ISITORS SHOULD NOT FORGET TO Sense - take & box of Larling\u2019s Common iow do them good.X MONTRE Black Good The Woven Corsets w we sell can only be obtained from us, the aame makes pot being imperted by any other house.Prices are $1.00, $1.05, $1.85, $1.75, $2.50.The Black Cheviot Diagonal Dress Goods we sell at 250 Is 8 special bargain.gmy \"SAMPLES MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION._ Hewrsisg Orders compere in o-fow Reurn & DIETER , tre Dama St.and NO, 112 St, Poter Street.Dies COMMON SENSE SOAP IS Digi best 2 Agfa hes CLARK'S BEAUTIFUL AND ARYISTIC PICTURE re, ir RE., int) a order Sh - \u201cThis so Fon Inslant an apd nek \"pith .> ous IRyor.8 WHITE AN COLORED BLANKETS HE on iin ERE 8¢ WHITE AND COLORED BLANKETS o Térostaible earth} = aily Telegraph.WHITE AND COLORED BLANKETS 1 musio dealers or o AND COLORED B the Anglo-Uanadian Musio Publishers\u2019 Axa, HITS LANKETS _ LAMTTED, A few of a special line of Colored Quilts #8 CHUROË ST.> TORON Ta still left.are of the largest size, and selling t nedfly half price, at JPEESONAL _ BL _ ADDRESS TOUR Hi notify pr 8.CARSLEY'S.letter to P.O, Box 447.L LL i TAILORS\u2019 CLOTH UBILER | KEATING INK.TAILORS CLOTH Graud Professionpl '¥ Fr Mile Race To- A oe t ods t at.J.N.B: , & Which sre ent en oro lou die ob, NB T AILORS\u2019 CLOTH Nilo enn of ero 00h Be TALLOW CLOTE time.88 1 Very serviceable for Travelling Suits | and Beaside Dresses.MACHINE BRUSHES WEAPPER FLANNEL WRAPPER ANNEL W.oH.v LLEY, WRAPPER FLANNEL Brush Mam WRAPPER FLANNEL 68 Bieury st, above Lagauchetiere, WRAPPER FLANNEL No oonnectiof with any other store.WRAPPER FLANNEL For Bpring Wrappers and House Dresaes.Suits, BHAK.CHECKED WINCEY SHIRTING CHECKED WINCEY SHIRTING CHECKED WINCEY BHIRTING STRIPED WINOEY SHIRTING STRIPED WINCEY SHIRTING BTRIPED WINCEY BHIBTING For Working Men\u2019s Bhirts and Boys\u2019 SHAKER FLANNEL 10¢ per yard SHAKER FLANNEL 10¢ per yard AKER FLANNEL 10e-per yard SHARER FLANNEL 106 per yard BHAKER FLANNEL 100 per yard BHAHER FLANNAL 100 per yard White and Colored.B, CARBLEY.OXFORD OXFORD OXFORD OXFORD OXFORD OXFORD SHIRTING SHIRTING BHIRTING SHIBTING SHIBTING SHIRTING Now lot of Oxford Bhirtinga, very ehoice patterns, suitable fer Boya' Suits, APRON GINGHAM APRON GINGHAM APRON GINGHAM APRON GINGHAM APRON GINGHAM APBON GINGHAM Fall atook of best Apron Ginghams.8.CARGLRY.BUOKABACK HDQKABACK HUOKABAOK HUCKABACK HUCEABAGK HUGKABACK TOWELS TOW.TOWELS TOWELS TOWBIS TOWELS From 480 Up tea $5.00 per dozen.BEDROOM TOWELS BEDROOM TOWXLS BEDRO W BEDROOM Ra BEDROOM TOWELS BEDRQOM TOWELS .Washed Damask Towels ready for ase.8 OABBLEY.CLUB MOOOCASINS OLUB MOCOASINS CLUB NOCGASINS For the best Moccasins get the Club, comfort, durability and style, * fool Ameen UT ABOUT ÉROORS If you want the best possible make of Six Oord Spool Octton for hand or muchine ues; ask for Jonas Brooks\u2019, and see that , the name Jonas Brooks Bros le où tab None re wane with nie \u2026 FRBRVARYE CLEARING SALE.So far our February Sale has been tho big- \u2018rest success yot.Qus Manties avd'solling freely bvety dus -Blanket Cloth Jackets.$2.00.; lot HEADQUARTERS Fol MANELES, .JOHN MURPHY & Cd\" 8.; All Tobogganing Costumes at oustsé Reductions, Children\u2019 s Blanket Ooats, 35.00.Sté the bafgains we are offering in Silks.Satins and Trimming Vel Bee the bargains in all kinds of Déèss Goods, CLOTR OLOAXINGS.All our Winter Cloth Cloakings are now offered at clearing out prices.Never duck value offered in the City of Montreal __ Boucle Cloth, $1.50, now 90e.Meltons, $1.10, tor 750.J Meltons, 81.95, for B50.Mixed Beaver Cloths, $3.00; for 81,85, _Ba'ilnz Tweeds, 35c, Bpisndid All-wool Twaeds, 800.11- B h.Twae 54 in de, whe ; \"81.00, 5 Coafrablé bia RE re oF king Costumes.SHAWLS.BHAWLS.SHAWLS Paisley Shawls, with red and black centres, $25.00, for 812.60.! You Bhawls, $8.00, for 81.50.| Woal Cheviot Bhawls, full sizé, osly sii, worth $8.50.Kuitted Snawls at Sweoping Reductions.BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS AT Joss MES & cos 1761 & 1768 NOTRE DAMB SY, CC 168, 107, ton, 111 sf.PETHE ST: Totuné Cash aud only one pried: | 185 FROM CORNWALL.Gredt Sats how Po on at BOISSEAU tt Yesterday ont Blotes were paoked - = motning fill night.Hundreds could.not got served.GOOD NEWS Fe these wht had téléavé unsérvèd restées day.WE ABE RECEIVING 50 more Cases of Wet Goods FROM CORNWALL, TO-NIGHT; : And will be ready for To-morrow's Bale, GOODS GIVEN AWAY! = 1he Greatest Bargains EVER BEEN IN THIS CITY, WAITS wid GREY COPTONS SHIRTINGS, i i A BEIRTINGS, TICKINGS, GLASS LINENS, TOWELS, TABLE LINENS, PRINTS, TWEEDS, UNDERWEAR, HANEKERCHILFS, ALL DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY: THR BALANCE OF SILNS, BATINS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, DRESS GOODE, RIBBUNS, LACES, BUTTONS AND MANTLES, FROM THE CO-OPERATIVE sUrrLy ASSOCIATION.© To be almost Given Away,\u2019 HURRY UP! ONE AND ALL, AND GHŸ BARGAINS AT ONCE, AT Boisseau Bros\u2019 THE PLAGE FOR CHEAP GOODS, 935 & 257 SL.381 LAWRENCE.\u201cBO MANUEL GARCIA SE am ORT \u201cnp NATHANIEL VO RAT EAN & 80.Rarely If ever equalled.Never surpassed, 1 BREAKFAS All fresh roasted and ground dal re BREAKFAST MOCHA AND JAVA A COFFEE, 8 GROCERS & WING MERCHANT : UUESTIL, Fr HA Gers TH Da ORIVEN.IT D C8,\u201d Fl SELINA VIO Sig» Flot Fins TAGAS \u201cBEGALIA DE LA REINA,\u201d Flor Pina FRASER.VIGER & CO FARTAGAS WINES WE PARTICULARLY RECOMMEND, \u2014_\u2014 IN FINE CLARETS! IUM PRICED WINES OF EXTRA FINE QUALITY ATHANIEL Orne ONS Tr aONE® Fo inten Dauzac.\u201d ON & QUES MERS \u201cPontet Canet\u201d FRASER, VIGER & 00, DAB FOMMERY & GRÉNU \u201cSECY OHAMPAGNE.100 cases quarts and pints ready tor avery call.WHITH WINES.arene L JOANSTON & SONS\u2019 Bauterne,.Haut Sauterne, a.ASTON E 0 HES Graves, Bassao, Hauterne, Haut Sauterna, a Chatsau Yquem, IRROY \u201cGRAND EXTRA PRY\" CHAMPAGNE.(LORD BEACONSFIELD\u2019 WINES.) 80 oases quarts and pints, just resolved per Refrigerator car, via New York.FINEST BREAKFAST COFFEES.~ - ITALIAN WARE 199 BT.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL FRASER, VIGER a 00.only 85 cents per pound.RERIER JOURT TETRA par BEE CHAMPAGNE.Fraser Veen & ei AT, 2?te Ne H.F.JPOIRIERS NOTICE \u2014\u2014\u2014 SPANISH AND CHANTILLY.1 have just received and pusto to fiooky,s Ane fine i be Tend A of ober.wil ch will soil at my vue lo advance, An oy are certainly th est Laces in the ret ANTIQUE ea t of Antiqu hich I bout jsstwook so re re al es fast.he case of Se: ims I 20 from ci ork, Fase all sold; pone like them in ont EMBROIDERIES.Hing more Embroideri than any toes} the best houses here, Teck of hom is larger than Any o other PE owh.he Toes prices ere th re ott Xi will seceiye ars which chr will sot rise th nest ant goods of of is kind ever impor YAK pp Laces in au colors and widths at half ak a at direct ta TRIER, H.F.P° DRY GOODS JOBBER, 1311 & 1813 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST Centre Btore.Queen's Hall Bloakl.28 WEDDING Watson & Pelton, TLECTRE slivenwane ART POT- PTHARY and PANOY GOODS, 63 8T.SULPIOE STREET.Wholesalp & Retail, Inspection solicited x _ X | NEW LANPS.NEW LANPS NEW STYLES, WITH NEW PATENT EXTENSIONS.Prettiest Hanging Lamp Made._18teodtt | Pawestu! New Parme \u2014 Twice the Light Half the Money.ili LAMP STORE, 1792 Notre Dame, | THE STOR ro) LAMPS, au J PHGUEDIL CUSTOMERS ail §ifasere remember that with ns va are ra | de où) CEST STAPLE.AND FANCY D ENGLISH BR T MOCHA a A pi a YRASER.Vi VIonn in = co, GROGURS AND WW Wine MEROHAN Wear mi \u2014AND\u2014 BIRTHDAY GIFTS.Sona 8 a bou WHER | | \u2018ART and | #10.00 WILL BUY A BOLID SILVER ~ oa 2 HUNTING PATENT LEVER WATCH, jewellad in 15 notlons and warranted a re- lable timeplece, just the watch for a young man.BR.HEMSLEY, 2011 NOTRE RAME STREET B souvenirs t would be a box Nense soap.Every roger ken \"Ask for Mark.Made t, and take ne THE BEST CABNIVAL take home bax ot he famous, RAULING'S Copiapa QUEEN'S LAUNDRY BAR.| with ne ofhér.BEAL OF IMITATIONS, | Tan ALszre Toner Soar ce TE JOTTINGS.Latest Items of Interest Finshed à Under the Quean Trou Me the Old W a Veorone] to Tam coardered, and 20,000 axantag, B Gein \u2018sto andre Jin fren aon sie of siege at The guard of the mail cart going fram\u2019 ussta, have been roubles stolen from hn Margins phitonde, mother of the n Bande.Papal Nun Vatlodsy are.P Ti Prend Aan lor e spousl \u20ac Subvention pue nr tot by ne Wi he-Egyptia ; sol tor the expensoe Fiity men m house B e a ald last.urn in daa | oy 0.a © 8 vac oF to the #1 a in.Stonard Says tet oo save! \u2018 ti rks \u2018ot Joûn es beaing in us fer 0 ee stop wi i n sagan at ue Positive vata of Es Mary 10 TE Ee Tho .aa posalb LL Se.rel gli in ponting to osspply hi TE e soienéifi Another ste, + o Ma | i ey od Sing 2 re rnb he \u2018Attitude.of the Irish Party During the Coming Session.Ne Organized Ohetéüettte Monséres te bé A Wet ries wn to \u2018Bally and Pally Phe Oses of John Dillon-4& Poet's Bad End, .JEPECIAL ro ten étant \u2018Loxpon, Febtusry 15.\u2014From & conversa: tlon with XIE.Parnell, Lam éble to give you the followivg information tespecting the attitude of t Irish party in the House of Commons during this eesslot.Mr.Parnell { bitmaelt, I migy premise, élthough hé bas been snd is far from well, bag been assured by hile pliysician that he will be able to be in his seat during the session,but when Ît is over it will be teçessary for him to take a prolonged rest and ohange of-att.The statement that has bush fros 4uently made bere of late, that he is suffers ing from Bright's disease, is without foundation.Prat, he eays, thers will be no obstruction this year, that is, no deliberate, orgavized obstruction measures.In gens éral, it is the intention of the Irish party to discuss procédure fully and fairly, as they have done with régard to tbe questions Iataly tntroduced, but nothing more.At the séme fime; they will probably oppose all THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSAËS In regard to the new procedure legislation with the exception of one rule relating to | Wednesdays, the dotalls of which are merely of local interest.Tue krish members are convinced that there will be no land bill this seselon, for thesimple reason that there is to be doercion.The introduction of coercion means exclusive of a land measure, éither for England or Ireland.lam ing | position to state that the Irieh party regard with a friendly eye the various endeavors towards Liberal reunion that have been mede, seeing in the House of Commons a majority of one hundred complete for the réalizition of their wishes.From Mr Parnell downward there is genuine anxiety to regob some settlement of tne frish question.\u2018Fhexefore it follows that.the actioi of certain membèrs of the Liberdi party, Mr.Labouchere for Instance, in denouncing eoncliatory speeches, and adopting an irre.odbetllable éttitudé, bas not their sympathy add will sot have thelr public support.This -i9-an Important teotorin the situation.THE (ASE OF JOHN DILLON.Respecting the trial of John Dillon, it 18 felt that should the Crown suossed in pack- \u2018rig the Jury, as od former\u201d occasions, thus -reducling the trial to a faree and rendering conviction a foregone conclusion, some very strong action must pe taken to call the at- tenon: of the country pfotoinently to thé matter A eourse of action on the part of Mr.Dillon has been decided on.Three ooccaslohs could rise for carrying it out, which will cause much excitement and furnish more.striking '| politieal soends than have been wittesed for & long tiré I am pot at liberty to give the details of it, as it woutd be in the power of the Government to frustrate lt completely if they were known.If this action is taken you will hear of it through the ordinary news channels.If no necessity for it should | arise I will aeseribe-it-on shother occasion.- À POKL8 SAD EXD.The life of Philip Bourke Marston, the well known blind poet, who died \u2018in! por id So his chambers yesterday after a fortnight's illness, has Desir for many years one of extreme sadness.He had grown even more wretched lately, and Tits friends regard his death as à welcome \u201cFaljet from hopeless suffering.To complots | | rot epilepsy had recently been added, rendering him entirely unable to work, and thereiore wholly dependent on the charity ot bis friends, and redu Hea the intervals of attacks, Fon ie die SES melancholy.: MR.MORGAN'S GENERODS TE, |SPECIAL TO THE 8TABR.| LONDON, February 15.\u2014Junius 8.Morgan, \u2018the: banker, has offersd to give 850,000 toward Guy\u2019s Hgspital fund, now amounting to $940,000, provided its govertiors raise by May 1, $210.000 more.ANOTHER OFF OFF TO THE POLE.Tan Old Hudson Bay Officer fosr Fhioks He Can 1t\u2014Preparations for the Journey.IEPECIAL TO THE STAR.WrsmPe6, February 15\u2014Mr.Alex.Mac- Arthur, an old Hudson Bay officer, has left! on an expedition to the Nogth Pole.At Norway House he will got a dog sledge and: will go overland directly north for two thousand miles, which will bring him close to the e.e expoots to reach \u2018the D Polo by May Tit 14th, and will gos as Tar ah mer.retarn in winte mel Ww Land.r.MacArthur ba Pie nha entirely new Teste to de ole, a Will ke a eg to the a of en ted three quad prod mm Which all Proxious expoditions Lave and h opes to esca, hummooks, Sw it a fol saben Jo ts kp prqgul- He eder- of the \u201cen Reach time to spend he pred M Marthe a nd pd com aratively smooth Foal gone from po wo 4 by n 0 i Young ona a er He hit ot but ie a ut wi Hive a ey ofBiLDe: B| n ominion.°F aie Government bearing « portion PROGRESS IN CHINA, > ET D, 0, Febniary 15.\u2014 dif grence between this tall ; Ÿ ry the À es a pe Song à \u2018 s, and à ting 1 = i rocks, a d.disappear g Fi each bn tu au ¥ a the este that omy nigh 8 e .night fell in more sgyphan pL -aocompanied , lightning an made: esi the PAS the agreomen ernment and : à administrations of all of al fall of the sted and the 1 and fore eign ral lwase.rnational oc Honh as decided that the Congress of allways would meet at Milan in 1887 and in Paris in 1869, me ere Carter's Little Livär Pilla maÿ well be termed \u201c* Perfection\u201d Jhetr gentle aouon several Governments Inter to \u2018come tot J hae brought: Miss He | them are pill, \u201cor lees tho sado ho ! 1 ! ght.\u201d through it iv all to the tryst.\u2019 a sheltered pont 4 he vins for it Prey Sato 1 not come ls ç cannot: IE will wait in fon, oa storm 4.voice of 0 reason, try.; self ne oii come\u2014she willl\u201d said oh ousy; che has braved the sto) to the island, and, tho og ghoula fall from fr walt! haw ill ke er tryst, Wait d you have ave your revenge the demon voice conquered.Meantime how went the might in thy widow\u2019 hat, wet dripping.soaked ! throu h Prite Foached th tags, Lis 5 was.to chan o bin wet clo y himself at ) supper awaited hit rs.Ben held up her hands in w ! der and amazement when she heard t Helena had pravel all that furious sto] o isle, © Phe girl must he clean crazy)\u201d ejacnlated, \u201cto venture on the ses such a night: 0 wonder, thou elena here- (To be Contrat, go \u2018he was here, man who ust apoken \u2018his connection with matey Pacl Railway.that that gentieman would ie to ian Pacific out of the city (Hear, hear and laughter.) But 16 did por believe that the great mass of dis would like it (apvinuse).Mr.nil ou with a STAR vd St positively denied that he had any PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE fthe intention ot the ngmingtingcommittes ng him forward.The first he knew of t wae from seeing \\t in the paper and n connected with the Canne jan way bad ever addressed one word to that committee inorder to have him Dominated.iHear, hear apd i fel More the bad) not wish- plage an for forty years, and onely honesty (applause).hut ables io came forward Weir and a few other gentiemen lawever had set to work to create à disturb- hee and he was convinced that their object \u2018besn 30 PREVENT THE ENGLISH PEOFLE ming to an understanding.(Hear! They 8 ncoeded for a time and ; Sear.was to defeat an (RATA candidate.(Hear! Hear!) Mur.Abbott then referred to the public meeting a And said that he was per- \u201cLoctly certain that he had the confidence of he majority of that meeting and that he hea the confidence Re the majority Dou.lsuse.) IL was because he know this, Sn use he knew that if he yielded to He would not sell the Eng- le and give them up at this crisis, d stay in the fight to the end.(Ap- use.e only objection that he ad heard to his candidature was that he \u2018wi Pomme with the} Canadian Pacific That was a fact, and about Lhe \u2018 fast.that he had heard.Îe good deal to do wit dian bets: i had also something to do with\u201d \u201cthe Northern Colonization Railway, and now with Father Labelle\u2019s railway.Applause.) But 5 WAS IT ANY CRIME to be connected with the Canadian Pacific ?\u2018(Lmughter) He was not ashamed of it.(Ap- hey À tbougnt it was & crime.\u20ac \u2018Would ever ask.would ask the east enders if Grime (Cries of no, no, 0.) There wore no su ues as Dol bétween the city and the Canadian uestion was\u2014does the east end want additional shops and action ?Well, the Canadian Pacific ; \u2018pated it would put up the shops it 2 fixed Hie te of taxation was agreed upol BERT the passenger station, all That th Canadian Pacific asked was that they F4 be allowed to come into the city nt the west end, and have a station there.They did Rot intend to: Interfere with the east end depot.(Rear, Hear).For this par- did not ask any help from the Eorporation and it would be as much to the terest of the city as to that of the Cana- ion Pacific.Permission to do good to the city would be all that the Canadian Pacific (Applause) But Mr.Weir \u2018ésid.ottorwise, and of course Mr.Weir, boing Te IN THE CONFIDENCE of the Canadian Pacific, was Jo a much em (laughter and a) Dlause).Mr; Abbott then ressed the electors in French.Attempts, be said, were being made defeat hum on religious and race cries, but be did not wish to discuss these matters.He \u2018would only say that for thirty years he had Tepresented & county in Parliament, the jactors of which were composed largely of rench Capadians.He possessed the friend- of all thecurés (laughbler and applause), ead the confidence of the French Canadians.thought thas this was something (8p- oo use).Referring to the east end question, reiterated that it was simply ridiculoys \u2018to Au auppose that the Pacific would move their property from the east end.He ponclüded by assuring them that if elected pe would do his best to perform his duty whd see to, the Interests of the oity.(Loud æpplause.) Ald.Rainville then came forward and was received with applause.\u2018\u201c Mr.Abbott,\" said inville, \u2018\u2018says he is the candidate of hen pia people.I am here as the can- te neither of the English, French nor iIrish, but as the candidato ; OF TRE PEOPLE apple use).He would leave out of the ques- the fact that the English had elected r choice for the last two years, and algo he faot that the Ffench, composing the great majority of the population of Month during Ber Majesty's jubilee al, a right to have one of their number to \u2018their assurances of good will to the foot of the throne.lt was true that be had stated to a STAR representative that he would support an Eng- Msh candidate, provided, however, & Was acesptable to the rest of the population.He wouid bave becn re Lo accept ; Gault, and he believed the French Can- édians wouki bave done so too.but Mr.blots was objectionable to a yory Jarge a.of.the population,\u201d \u201c1 the gentlemmon of the west end,\u201d sald Ald, rain é, is Mr.Abbott their * ehoîce ?(Cries of ; vos.and no, no.) 1 ask those of the ate Mr.Abbott their candi- BY ouder \u2018eries.of no, no) Mr.Abbott: could not be accepted by the east end, because it would put in Jeopardy rights \u2018whioh they, had obtained.Abbott had #pol polion of the adyantages which the Can- u Pacifie had given the east end, but Ho he would llke to know, was it that voted a million dollars towards the Work.Was it not the east end, despite: the opposition of the west end members.T est ond has not only.a right to the b safiger station, but according to the contract ihé terminus of the line must be within the uld d ' \u2018Ald.Haire \u201cdoa ian Sy erating that a east end did not want Abbott, the: yich did not wang him, and that oh the 1st March he would not poll one-tenth of the neh or one-fifth of the east end vote.(Ap- ALD.BAINVILLE IS PROTESTED 3.Ald.Rainville was leaving the piattorm \u2018was served with a protest againat his Taping, or the around that be in rae oe otest.rned.Mess Was s by W Hood Thos , \u2018Workman, James Crathero, # i: lb, HH.Shorey, Li Gu.A, Mires J.L ik K.Greene, Robt.Mi and others.od \"ALD.RAINVILLE BAYS.\u201c ken to about he reat ut\u2019 & 8 dodge,\u201d sal he, \u201cto.Is from | young for or mg, rg avid ran againet not resign, ang \u201cTOR.THE.COMMONS.; cg pa ee Yow Acclamations-A Plothors of Candidates in Charlevoix\u2014A Fight in Ottawa \u2014Naminations in the Different Provinces.: The elty to-day was the seane of much bustle and excitement.In tbe morning politicians .were geen at street corners, cussing the political Issue, and the re.wpegtive chances of election of Messrs, Our- treal \u2018Centre, Sir Donald A.Smith and Mr.J.K.Ward in Mobtreal \u201cWest and Mr.©.J.Courgol LR in Moptreal East.Much wore interest manifested in the nomination of candidates for the Federal election than in the civic nomination, which bad taken place a few hours b Montreal West.The nominations for Montreal West took place at No.5 Fire station, St.Catherine street, at noon.There was a very largesat- tendance of the leading slectors of the division present.Sir Donald A.Smith arrived shor ty after twelye « o'clock and was received with cheers.F A # Atwater, the returning officer, Mon called for nominations, and Mr.M.Ga Gault handed in th nomination ol Sir Donald A.by Messrs, M.Gault.Andrew Rober Ed.Murphy, A.Laviviere, John Ogilvie, das.À.Cantiie.Andrew Allan, John Hamilton, Hy.Starnes, W.C.Bucbapan, H.Montagu Allan, Hugh Graham, George Brown, A.Raza, F.T.Judah, H.Cochrane, Jas.O\u201d Brion, George Drummond, W.us, Richard White, and 100 others, About one o'ciock, Mr.J.K.Ward's poml- natiou paper was handed in, signed by Messre.Jonathan Hodgson, C.J.Melntyro, geon, John Stirling, G.W.8 phons, Ear Judge, B- J.Coghilin, Hogn J Mackay, < alpen Ing E.Eu Forbes, re Penny, George Childs, Robert Seath, Joseph Luttrell, T.I Barbeau, M.Sternberg, and 104 others.Whilst waiting for Mr.Ward's nomination papers, Sir Donald A.Smith was requested suy à few words.He remarked that he did not come to say anything, as he expected the good custom of putting in \u2018the nomination papers would be sufficient, however, since 80 many of bis friends were present, he couid not refrain from expressing to tham how much gratified he was al the honor they offered him in the representation of the division ot Montreal West in the Commons of Canada.He valued the honor and their zood will apd esteem most highly, more than he could then express.Most of them bad seen the cable message he had sent in reply to the one offering him the nomination and he believed that it was sat- isfnctory to his friends and the majority he believed of the electors pt the division.He sought the su es of the electors as an Independent candidate, going to Parliament tovote for measures and not to slavishly follow any party or leaders.(Cheers.) At the same time he was not desirous of opposing any \u2018Government; ply because it might have committed some blunders and errors, as these were inevitable with all Governments and large corporations, He should go forward as an endent candidate, to maintain the best nterests of the country and especially Montreal (cheers).He was in favor of the National Policy and the protection of all our young industries.Canada could not afford to have free trade with our rich neighbor to the south of us, ready to take possession of all our miarkets., Frese trade under certain conditions was good in its way, but while free trade in England with modifications he would support, the case was different with a young country like Canada.However, he wouid have duties so imposed as to bear equally on all classes.(Cheers.) He was also in favor of the St Peto ter\u2019s channel debt - being -assumed - Government .as 1t was whion benefited the whole of the Dominion.(Cheers.) He was in favor of doing everything possible to add to the comfort of those employed in our large manufac turing estab.lshments, by giving them the advanlages of good technical education.ren and Clerañ in Mont There was another biirning quéstion at the } moment engaging much public attention, apd that was the temperance movement.For himsel! hu had always been & temperate man.He would favor ail legislation tending to assist and advance the temper- | ance cause.fle reminded his friends again | that It was as an Independent candidate he asked their support, and he would not, if elected, follow any party, but would use his best judgment an carefully consider ail vital questions affecting the general interests of the country and Montreal and vote accordin 1y.{Loud cheers.) Kw Ward, who had now arrived, was gr à the fire station by Sir Douala, and therival candidates shook hands, Sir Donald remarking in a genial way that he trusted they would both be as guod friends after the test was over as they were then.To }- this Mr.Ward made a most cordial reply, hose je present cheering heartily.ard being calied upon for a speech, brefiy thanked his friends and supporters for the honor they had conterred upon him in nominating him for so important a cen- stituency as Montreal west, and assured them that if returned he would use his best.endeavors for the eity\u2019s intereste\u2014 Cheers greeted his remarks and the meeting then dispersed.: Montreal Centre.The nominations for Montreal Contre were made this morning in the Sheriff's office at the Court House at noon, before Mr.C.J.Doherty, the returning officer for the division.: Mr.J.J.rran, Q.C., was proposed by Messrs, Patrice Larkin, C.B.Rodier, George A.Murphy, Richard McShane, A.Eastoul, M.Loughman, Hon.A, Lacoste, A.Baumgarten W.J.Rafferty, V.Cousineau, Patrick Kennedy, J.M.Loranger, W.Brennan, O.Augs, ohn Power, Jas.8 , Mireault, John 'S.Hall, P.Flannery, O.Leroux, John Slattery, Thos.oheore, Ira .R.White, D.Tansey, O Corbeille, I prey Peter Rowan, John Son y art, ! ; by, M.Jas.(O'Brien, a Glens, Ines.Fox, P.Me Crai in, Hugh McLennan, W.W.Oglivie, T.J.Doherty, Luncan McCormick, P.Mi ig- peaulb A! Brenchaud, Hon.J.A.Chapieau, Senecal, M.Sarazin, John eleve bob Rose, P.J.Meehan, B.Hannah, Meghan, , Alex.Buntin, A.3 Brice, W.Booth, Icks, A.Raza, J.David, Ald.ion, C.A.Leblanc, M.M.P Cantin, Patrol Murph > J.W, Loth thian, r.Dubue, Dr.Leblane, Moisan, Ben.Clement, R.Warren, H.Cg: A.Db Frazer, M.Br , 4.Lapiet Galarpenu, N.Quintal, ky Bry 8.D.Rolland, E.Seneca, J.B.Rolland, Benoit, Joseph Quinn,\u201d Hugh Doieney, P.Kenney, Jas.McElroy, J.J, Hannan, J.Marcoux, H.Lyman and others.Mr.H.J.Cloran was nominated by Mayor Beaugrand, Hon.\u2018H.Mercier, Senator Thihaudeau, Hugh Mackay, T.Gauthier, James Stewart, E, Larouus , BH.Sterne berg, Jonathan Hodgso Levi, N.Trenholme.J.Ralston, corn Childs, a.w.Stephens, George Duhamel, Q.C, D.Shaw, Eagar oseph, W to T Carrdll, J.Rob bidoux, M.Ad.Farrell, Dufresne, Prefontaine, Rain: ville, p Perrault, Hamelin, L.9.David, M.P.P,, J.McCarthy, P.Dufour, F, Regan, Senator Trudel, Senator Armand, &.Thomson, C.Cushing, James McCready, d.Prop.dergast, James Inglis, J.Foiamson Jaf ?orion, H.B .$ toma, eh le, B.J.rank Stafford, Willan Stafford, Josli.Ward, C.H.Linke, set, ¥ Leto ort, J.W.Greenshiëlds, J.K.Ward, M, rail, P.Cannon, M.Hert, E Halley and M gel.sand others.The meeting was very quiet, there betog but little expression of feeling.After the nomination papers bad been handed in, ang the deposits made, those to the front of the Court fpmarke were made resent Dr cuse, where short essrs.H.J.Cloran, y Weir and Dennis.Barty in favor.of Mr.Cloran\u2019s candidature.No speeches were made by Mr.Cutaan nor any of his friends.Montreal East.The nomination for Montreal East place at noon in Papineau market, Mr.> à Auger, acting as returning officer.Mi, C, J.Coursol, 2,018 « eclared re-elected, thére being ho oppositio In ook the electors alter the resûlt Mr, Coursol stated thar he og \u2018always will be a Conserva- Peak à would at the same time \u2018oppose the egent (Government on the Ri Issue.The ational Polley in general, pew the protection in paiticular, would have his fullest support.He, also spoke in favor of de- 'B Cask Pos Sand Po Pog Live, no! Drummond, Eda w.P, \u2018and for: shipment, En ee dus Coden that thai therefore at te rer ardt \u2018would hoe brought: forward.: \u201cThe rumors, ho : Sven proved.untrue.\u2026 1 STONE A at Kingston.tonal tha the homing lons today.k Bir John A.great crowd of electors at- |.d' was st Eos thon name \u2018of Alexander \"Gunn sd.\u201cThe latter cotloman resent, but he ls 2ot 0 t; board the a few da as -ho is.0 TUE Six Joho 1 has ar ed eld in all parts of the Je the nominations ake, Q.O., spoke for the Li Fight at Ottawa, OTTAWA, Februa: 15- \u2014The nominations took place.in the City Hall, and a fight oc curred over the alection of a chairmen, one: party roposing Robert the other Dr.Grant.Before putting the ques tion to the meeting, some busy-body assisted Dr.Grant to the chair and then es row broke out.ree fight ensued.Fists were used, and the furniture of the Councti Chamber smaehed beautifully.The oro piset included leading citizens, kept on tng for, an path sono was disgracetul 2 Darin much Sn sitoment over the nominations ein this city to-day, as it was expected at some party move would chan ange the Liberal candidates or else ex-mayor McDougall would run as an Inde pendent.La hing of the kind occurred.The regular nominees, W.Gy Perle rley and H.Robillard, Conservatives, A.elntyre and Dr.St.Jean, Liberals, ware put up.Speeches at the close of the nomination were delivered to a large audience, equally divided between Tories and Grits, \u2018ToronTo\u2026\u2014Nominations for East Toronto: John Small, Conservative; Alfred Labor, aud Ald.E acDonald, Inde: pendent.In Centre \u2018Foronto, îthe following nominations were \u2018made: George R.R.Cockburn, Conservative, and John Harvie, Reform.Quebec.QuEnro\u2014 Contrary to general anticlpa- tions there were no elections by acclamation to-day in this district.In Quebec Centre, Mayor Langelier and I._F.Burroughs were nominated.In Quebeo West, Hon.Mr.Mo- Greevy and A.Hearn here were no demonstrations in either division: In Quebec East, Hdn.M.: Mr.Drouin After the nomination Mr.Laurier and were the oandidates.add Lorette, Sir A.P.Caron and Martin, tionailst, were nominated for Quebec County.A large number of friends drove out from the city this morning with the Minister of Militia, de numbers + of Spars, assembled from all uots After the nomination À both oies elivered adresses.BERTHIER-Beausoleil, National, and Robiliard, Conservative, nominated.LorBINTERE.\u2014 Dr.Rinfret, Liberal, and Baker, Consbrvative.SE.Hyams E Bernier, LAberal, and Mr.Adolphe Défocher.Conservative, A borat londean, Conservative, an nr ao Am ot, National Conservative, and J.N.Bellean, Ministerialist Independent Couservative.LET.\u2014 Belanger, Conservative, and P.rain, Liberal.ISCOUA' pe Grandbols, Conserva- © NEUF le St, George, Liberal, and Duchesnay.isteriaL Mussisquor George Liberal George BE, B = Conservation à and Colonel Arthur H, Gilmour, Independent Consetva- minated.er, Liberal, and Burnet, Conservative, are the nomine OIX.H.A.Clement, Conserv tive, Independent: 4 A.Tremblay.National: J.Ham Amel, Liberal; Simon X Inde- peude: MONTMORENCY.-~Chas, Langelier; Liberal, and P.V.A Conservaiive.inv Lie \"Pope, Conservative, ; al, Consstvative, ana 1.T6 8 oan Orpen] ABGENTEUIL-\u2014 a Liberal, and Wilson, Conservattve.Jose Ministerial, APRAIRIE.Tassé, and Cyril Doyon, Opposition tontal LoNGUEUIL.\u2014Raymon on Liberal, and Isale A.Jodoin, Co Conservative.= Elections by Acclamation.Montreal East\u2014Coursol, National Conservative.Perot Du on nservative.AN.Semen Conservative.THE B.CP B, DEPOT.The Autbori es of \u201cthe Company Decide eh t it in the West End.sa, The location of the Canadiai Pacif o Bail de pot ab thé west nd has ot ast beer decided u on Itts tobe treet, the corner of Osbo reeta.The, plan of the t been ro ed in the Court House, with Mr.W, Sicotte, clerk of the or Special Notice, ers of 30r6 rings: rice onl 35 aoa BS cents.They make à À o dish of eggs even.0 roses, ten eurtain stretchers, price RS and $3.00 each.L.J.A.Surveyer, 1588 N Notre Dame street, x3 FINANCIAL.Monurx G SALES.\u2014 8 Molsons, 14 dso; 60 Biche- li : 5 op 1 Lai M\" di: 38: 500 500 Ré CE y Bros cent n oi AFTEENOON SALES \u2014 Bank of Mon: o UVC 185 do, 245 50 do, 238%; 10 Boll Teje- hone, Anadian Pacific, 61; 75 do, : Sos: & Montreal coton London consoisÿ opened : at 100 11-16.ax Pacific and closed at grep a aq advanced to 62% at close.Paris Rentes opened at 77.15 and Slesad a at TT.3% Money in London advanced to 3 con Conn & Co.» Report of New York Market Over Private Wire Foreign prices were somewhat lower this morning and the talk of war a on the lacronse.It is probable that until after the Germ glections on the 21st and Heer inst.we vin ssibiliHioë war, b 1e as Barons has air ady Post es of war, but as Europe has aire: dy.sold most of the stôck: which would be f sale * s6 of aco confiet we do not think the actual declaration of war w lead to more than & momentary furry here, and the it mate effect would ood \"advance.Our grain and petroleum declining and gavorte are, certain to i ile aro do aithough the r of exchan are are das orouaiy near the co shipping pa de, do not expect to lose any heavy oun: of etal, COMMERCIAL.LOCAL» There were no sales of flour noted on change an ng outside was very quiet, prices are anchange h markets are\u2019 cago.March, 7856c an oxo ot Bé Xe The local gr: market 1s quiet pad nom inal.BAIN, ny 2 86 Ba: dor tar 88 55 a: to whitp vi A ter : to ats, 38 to 390: Ive: 45% 64 to 66c; barley, 50 3.Li LOUR \u2014Patents, $4 15 to.à 85: superior extra $t 05 to .4 10: for jext $3 90 ut ;.6X, super.o 880: fan nog suring extra, to 855; per Rug, shi ay Mi bakers anitoba do $4.50:; mort 2 75 to 2 5% mid: fe $2: as kd 880] \u201c 0 idgzed on 55c; peas, Rs BA brie: tobagoo, IL pkgs: 8 ur, q tallow, 100 bris r : sarmatou AND fénuran, \u2018 : zs.~On 088._ whIERES EN x ere st rgoos 2 of pao A vas t.Wi Hed winter wheat, for: do present and foll 9d, do early co i mar.¥, nes.heat t eat qs Wheat in Paris.scents, Hour in Paris Livornooi mixed ete ee d.Cans onl, whoa h: Olt, stand, : F864.- pons, |.3d number, whoa Sargoes sold, on ne, number.|* maize Sargosa.wi wal Ong, sc , one.Livers Wostorn lard, fs docs jm rio mess ener tn, 045 d i Ss She Liver AU publie cable nays firm, fair Seman, Yerlngs thodarats, firm, fair demand.Receipts wheat A a days, 182,000.contals, of whid a R Li.Morris, adv vosate, wh who ners of the prote: soon\u2019 by sporier, and stated that tho ha algo Dio yr at the request ot another se noid À aware dE wi dit mot 0 Pot bob Home \u201cRute foi iL Iriski elegtors in he would speak for on all occasions.The C.5 R., which mate that constituency what it is, deserves ull credit, and he would, as he had always done, favor it.Thankiag the destin for his re- siserion he promied te do for ntreal East whataver was in Hun, Senator Eoibauenn was then called anil addre: \u2018tho.meeting.in - glow! words, atilatiog them mon thoik pr Fast that .rish ey or 66 an amp.gE 3 \u2018 pates Ann, = Cle Fds110 dis Pari ; - 4.80 i dod.bib E etn ds % | 36.00, 46,75 376:00 - REGULATI \u201c1.Rules of the ÀA.-AuA,of {Canada gover tha 10380 on bagien.| ho ie Shipment, oes | month, 34s,\u2019 Cali.'| | vhpat, just shipped.or drag it he shin ue, a À thé supsrinte date ét.the sitde.Mr.Philbin: \u201c .\u201c| Pie Réception.St Us i = STOUK EXCHANGE.Reported for the THEBTARby Gordon Str Stock Brokers, 100 8t.> Xavi r at, Feb.4 10% 0 4] 3 Boll Tel, D0noerorirersmromsrors coos er dB0 118 FOREIGN Exonanon-Reported for TRE STAR.2 Co Brokers.17 Eran.sontreai.©\u201d Counter in New Yorx \"40 in Posted.Actüar Betw'n do ee Money in London 3: parE KELLY\u2014On February 8., Lunster Sot.tage.Btrand Road, Dublin, * Ireland, J Koon v.aged 49 yea E\u2014 atv.Ann Ma n.wife of J bh Keene.Fanoral an | het late Tostdonone i 5 odoneqne dat Point St.Oharle: day 16th, BAUD N rêt Dan le, us.æ the 15th, Wm A RT 61, late Funeral notices hereafter, WATCHES! Silver Watches, suitable for ladies\u2019 wear, for Eo po, 86 £9.00 .to.$15.00.In Gold fr Our Ever ren Faced Stem Windor-tor 85 Ee Pome liars wo Gives fons.rellabl r Four-Dol x No Four Dolla we give a Tong.r e We offer no Wathes but what can be fully Fetes thoroughly el 3 and warrsated es thoroy, oan: n for] SL 1.00.Main Bh A 20.n te Glasses, 15¢ oto?1187 Bt.Potor at 15 ddoors from Crate, SPECIAL NOTICE Vnscrupalons Pediars through conntry.dpbicts RESTE, DES RE our FAs and! 8x nta\u2014H EN GRANT & & 50x Aver Hall an Dostesier LRCFORAT, pisrrioT © - E re F MONT Public nétfds1shéroby en th the H Sir mith, Can didate or the r mops i a as motto Soh goons ohn Archibaid, où Ne 1724 Rooted John: Sprott: the City of Montreal, Esquire, Advocate, as his election 3 8gent for the purposes requir d by law, an AXES KEWLEY ABD.- of the Villiage of Cote Saint Anto in the Country of Hochelaz sa Man ar, candidate: aoéta ist 1 ior th the old a her Re Le the City of dentcset James n be his election agent for the said pu = le | - 4 W.APWATER, >, 4 Returning 8 881 Ç Montreal West.ATER \u2018OF MUSIC.NE HENE ¥ THOMAS Losses and hae, - M: J.GILMOURS- DEVIL\u2019 S AUCTION.Every eve this wi ok and ery, ning © Saturday ~ Crystal Rink.\u201d BAND To-NIGET, ADMISSION: <