The Montreal daily star, 23 mai 1887, lundi 23 mai 1887

[" uted to SE Vand, dort je Faite n eonlisued À hy se ther larg ec res vi ; Wi ; made an examination 1 ea.The: doctorsatated that MF.ue parer pe jort .ribs wero mugh | |] \u2018mn HOVOTE While be ans tie o'Brien 1800 is com> ie ih Bi ie.oases bien on, ate hour BE 7 was no bétter and was ii.Notwithstanding his con- Co O'Brien is determined upon proceeding Hamilton to-morrow, where he Takes \u2018an address in the afternoon.During morning del arrived from .ner and Hamilton à and St.Catharines, as Well us James Mooney, ex-president of the Natlouol Land League, and Rev, Father Cronin, from Buffalo.THE PARTY'S MOVEMENTS.Soon after noon Mr.Kilbride, accompanied by the newspaper.correspondents and Press Assoc epresentatives, entered car- co vis ted the\u2019 2 the ate points of bee in the potes of the cataract and pids, dfove over the Sus- fon Doo abe to ne canadien side.ock the party drove down te .e ot the rivettto the college and \u201c semin: of Our Lady of-Angels, an invitation to visit which had been extended to the ; .party, As the carriages drove up the avenue * the college band played \u201cGarry Owen,\u201d and ! the: students cheere lustuye 'Îne party was 2 Rov.Father Kavanagh.presi: gaan oa J.Kircher, vice-president, and Antill, prefect of studies, who ex- oo ded the cuurtesies of the college.Rev._Faiber Kavanagh welcomed the party and regretted that Mr.O'Brien's illness prevent- - his \u201cpresence.Mr.Kilbride sald Mr.O'Brien was laid up on acceunt of ihe dit- ferent \"ideas entertained by the peoples of Anierica and Canada.Lhe people.of To- routo who had trealed them Speh a a vile manner, were not the rabble of 'T They were the educated students, bac of va by the educated merchanls who were'in the crowd and who really desired O'Briens Blood hoy pero not like human beings, ut like wid be, aste let loose, The miraculous escape of rien from death at Toronto and Kingston Vase he Delleved, ina large - de to ArcbbishopCroke and the peoplé of roland.whose prayers had been heard And no matter what tbe Orangemen of do he was convinced that 0 Ireland whole in y and soul.He thanked the faculty of the Tallege for the reception tender« i him, and entered into a long speech ab: t the wrongè of Ireland, a mon ican sympathy and the organization ol the league in Ireland.The party then enjoyed a luncheon served by the Taraity, and after visiting the points of \u2018interest about the college grounds returned to the Falls in the evening.THE TORONTO AND KINGSTON BOWE.Mr.Kilbride states that Lr Brien de.tively the statements of Col.G a = oronio police foree, that he ha .notified by the police of the ring the hotel and tbat he hud: knowl 5) spoken to byway pr toän.A so denied that he chad hotel voisin in two hours of the beginn uring al that time Mr, ride passait that the crowd purged back à forth beiore the hotel, hooti yelling.\u201cOt tne Kingston affair, Mr.itbride said 1 it \u201cdiffered only from the Toronto trouble in that the latter was \u201ccaused by educated \u2018hoodiums, while the former was due to an lgnorant mob of fanatical Orangemen.\u201d As ance of the sort of proteation afforded Shoe \"ra Kilbridge says that in Kingston two hundred volunteers, with side arme, _gathered before the hotel where O'Brien was stopping.and bhootéd O\u2019Brien and Sndered for Lord Lansuowue.\u201c DETERMINED TO VISIT HAMILTON.Nr YAGARA Farris, May 23, 1 a.m\u2014Mr.\u201c O\u2019Brlen's condition at lust reports was unchanged.His aide still pains him severely, but his resolution to æo to Hamilton to- \u2018morrow is as determined as ever, When an tiempt was wade to-night to dissuade him from the visit he said that if his legs would carry him to-morrow he should certainly go.«The.pbysicians say that Mr.O'Brien is taking & very rasb step, asjthe journey and the attendant excitement may result ina serious tiiness.on HIS NEW YORK FRIEN , New York, May 22.\u2014The dato for the tublio reception to William O'Brien has n° authoritatively fizad for \u2018l'hursday, \u201cde 24, at the Aeademy of Music in this ot il- nd SAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT.mo Young Philadelphia Reporters Crushed h by an ress Train PrITAD phere Ma \u2014A sad rallroad , Aceldént occurre: ermantoun junction ; tois evening, by which two Joung and bright wspaper men loat their lives, they being horribly crushed and mangled by a rapidly oving express train.One of the leadin \u2018dealers of thé of tendered a Ma tothe children the city at the State fair ds to-da cand ÎLis cstitoated that from ds to sixty [3 thousand pefsons were present.mong the vewspapez Meñ who atlended £he testivai mn thelr offiolal capacity as re- rters wore J.Wray Shepherd ¢ oft the Record, J.Isuacs of the Press and Thom Bi na of the Times.Shortly before six clock the trio left the grounds for Germau- fown junction to take a train for Broad street station.A tunnel leads under the raflroad for passengers to reach the atform fo bound\u2019 trains, and tbus & void the danger of cfossing thes tracks.he threé young men, however, to suve a Jew moments\u2019 time, stepped over the rail- WAY and crossed the surface of the trac Me, Blyfin, who was several yards tn a vanoe, 110 oticed.wn .train approaching, and, éailinn Je ula combanions, spprised them of thoir r\u2026 Shepherd.and lsases hastened Lhotr of ps.when Shepherd (ripped and tell on.iho track and Teaacs fell oi n top of \u2018him.an fos sant à fast New ork econ bad erushed them to death, $beir limbs being 2 save red from à their bodies, Te erwise terribly mangled.ay 0 yeara of age, J with the Press o only about six weeks.« FATHER KELLER: RELEASED.\u2019 Fhe Court of Appesi Holds thet the Warrant .for His Ase Wan © DUBLIN, May 22.\u2014The ft of Appeal = as renderad a decision in the case of Father er, itmprisoned in Rilmainbam gaol for J y regarding his connection Ji the \u201c plan of campaign.\u201d The Court of aj holds that the warrant for Phos er s arrest was lilegal and.reverses the i decision of tho Court of Queen's Benon.; athor Kollor was released from prison at 8 8 clock last evening, \"He drove 1 \u20ac rial Hotel in the Lord Mayor's carriage A company with Atobbtshop Walsh and of imothy Harrington, M.P., followed by a ; 5a crowd of citizens.At the hotel ; vs received dy Messrs.Sheehy 4 Crilly.M.Ps, and numerous priests.\u2018 Lellar addressed the orowd from a : Window of the hotel.In the course of his ve- marks ho said he might bave been in prison ail doomiaday Lorore Justito Boyd would released him.With reforende to his treatment while in prison he said tnat all the officials had shown him marked res pect.At night orowds of citizens carrying bannars and beaded by bands of music paraded the Bireets in honor of Fauher Kkolier & release.dui ia ntated that the same objection that ox- | to Father Keller's Imprisonment is ) dates Hosble We the case of Father Ryan, and a for Lhe releras of the latter Le be nat tuted on Monday: YOUGHAL.May 22-\u2014father Keller, who released from prison at Dublin vester- ay.\"he returned bere.Demonstrations in hs hosor were made all along the route.a ib \u201d NEWS OF TIE WORD RISD \" Cable, : The uchess ot Cumberland, who is in an naan Richens enciente.\u2018 Heavy YY alos, ee sosom ball and der and ve abated violance in Deteusau e, \u2018buston Fes sxanat the Étanchoster Umpiretor contained in \u2018an in terview with Lord pub blisbed that paper.rer, fo Transylvania, bas itn, Hooding the town of hain} To Tapie Propre tu 5 ir Bg.lroops are.reacuiog property in the Hooded terrors.The strikers in the district of Borl Tam, pre sluglng tue \u2018\u2019Marsoill factories, Intimidating the em- pioyés\u2018and stoppinæ their Work.The houses of a number of workmen who would net strike have been blown up with aynamite, Lord Rosebery, aking at Newton 0 Abbot, sald what ne gist nation wanted was education in the facts of the Irish question.| The pation bad been Krossly and con- stantiy misled by tou s or by worse means.a Once it thoroughly ml cine teal issue it would no longer hesitate.The Marquis of Salisbury, addressing = the Constitutiona! club at London, Saturday, said the Noncontormists had placed their machinery at the disposal of the Liberals.Every one of their chapels was a centre of Radicalism.The labor organizations had also fallen into the hands of the liberals.He urged that it was imperative for the Conservatives to obtain lexitimate substitutes for these weapons.Since the North German Gazette's exposures respecting Count Andrussy\u2019s auree- mont with Russia, the friendship Letween Prince Bismarck and Count Kalooky has become stronger.Herr Von za's admis ston before the lower house of the Hun- arian Diet that tke agreement was a fact, fas weakened Count Andrassy\u2019s hold on tbo members and tends to strengihen the position of Count Kalnoky.The throat trouble of Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany is growing worse.A London specialist, Dr.Morrell McKenzie, bad a cogsultation with tbe Prince's physis cians, Prof.Gerbardt, the throat specialist.and Dr.Bergman, Saturday.Dr.McKenzie made a prolonged examination of the Prince's throat.It is publicly given out that the malady ia a thickening of the vocal chords, while 1t is privately stated that ther are distinet symptoms of a cancerous growth.\u2018The Paris Figaro publishes an article by Gen.Leflo, fornieriy French ambassador to Russia, coptalping official correspondence relating to the avents of 1875, showinæ that Russia preverted Germany from attacking France.À semi-official note has been Issued, panied by snow and Na continue of Violet meron, \u2018declaring that Gen.Leflo used decuments which were not his property without permission from the Foreign office, and that be deserves the reprobation of all men with a sense of honor for such a serious breach of his professional duties.In the lower house of the Hungarian Diet Premier Tisza, replying to an interpelation on a statement in the North German Gazette relative Lo tbe occupation of Bosnia, declared that the alm of Austria prior to the Russo-Turkish war, was to ameliorate the lot of Christians in Turkey, and at the same time to maintain theintegrity of the l'urkish Empire Findinæ that Russia was bent upon war the interests ol Austria, caused her to enter 10t0 negotiations with Russia for the purpose of! defining the circumstances under which Austria would Le forced to abandon her position of neutrality.American.There were twenty-nine cases of smallpox reported in New York lust wee Forest tires are spreading all across the Black river, Wis, country, bursinæ standing timber and everythinæ in Lheir path.$4 A boat containing eight persons was capsized e Delaware river ou Saturda morning last and five of the party All were said to have been somew the influence of liquor.The Indianapolis grand jury have returned indictments agalust thirteen politicians and election officers for irregûlarities in connection with the counting of the vote last autumn.Eleven ol the indicted are Democrats and two are Republicans.Canadian, Bush fires are doing great damage in the Upper Ottawa district.The Quebec city council has votea the necessary $12,000 towards the Provincial exhibition.The Governor-General's Foot Guards have arrived at Kingston and been enthusiastically received.Eddte, aged 8 vears, eldest son of John Vongunten, jeweller, of Galt, Ont., was accidentally drowned in the Grand river, while playing on a raft on Saturday.The Hamilton district Methodist ministers and laymen have sed A resoluticn denouncing violations of the Lord's day, such as running traius, street cars, ete.The water way on the Murray canal has been completed.Work was begun on Saturday on the excavating of & the pit for tbe third and last bridge over the Smithfield road.\u2018The rallway bridge will be completed within two weeks.James Manning, a middle aged man, was killed by an accommodation train on the Grand Trunk Railway, five miles west of Chatham, Ont, : Jhsterday.He was walking on the track and failed to hear the whistle.Papers found on his body show that he belongs to Detroit.The work of constructing the line of the Pontiac Pacific railway is going on with unabated energy, and u direct line is now tinisned and tra laid from Aylmer to Con- longe.The on of the company is to complete the line nnd have trains running to Pembroke this autumn.The young man, John & Burns, who was killed in a Ch ake foundry through the bursting of a mould, was buried al Quebec on Saturday afternoon.The funeral was attended oF about three hundred Knights of Labor belouging to Quebee and Levis.\u2018The floral tzibutes presented by the order were most beautiful, This is the first Lime that the Knights of Labor have come out befure the public identitylng themselves.TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLFRS.Passengers per Mail Steamship * Vancouver,\u2019 from Liverpool.RIMOUSKI STATION, Q.May 22.\u2014List of cabin passengers per mail steamship ** Vancouver.\u201d own t under Mr.I.Mr.P.Blain, ir Alex.Camp- betl, Miss Fabel Mrs.E.L Coss, iss Christie, C.L.Chr istie, Mr, 9H lark, Ar.BR.Cunningham.Mrs, nnisaheer Miss 1 M.Cunningham, Miss Toate\u2019 Cunningham, Mr.Hugh Cunningham, Mr, A.Dennistown, Mrs.F.ns.Gawne, Mr.T.Glilespie, PM Gillespie.Rev.H.Greone, Rev.R.Goup, Mr.W.G.Amberough, TB.5 >.Feeder, Mr.M.Hannan, Mr.Mr.Borice Hild- ard, Miss A.des des r.Wm.Hope, Mr.H.ipkirk.Mr.Wm.Jackson, Mrs.[ RW Liston, Mr.¢ Loatnioy.Me F0; Mec Limont, Mr.H.H.Pallow, Mie Katie Poliow, n.phiverton Miss Pimberton.Mrs, Benes Mastor Pennae, Mr.1 rice, Miss Price.Robinson, -zaw The heart gets weary, but never gets old.Baking Bower.ROYAL BAKING FOWDER CO.106 Wall sireet LE 3 Washing Zowter.AMES PYLE _\u2014 The Great FOR EASY WASHINC In Hard or Soft, Hot or Cold Water, without Marm to Fabric or Hands, No family.Fic oF Door, si RoW Le Witaogt fg all Grocers.but beware of vile atta.eniyar JAM ED LE AW YUKA, 16zeod.MUSIC TEACHERS.\u2014 Ie Teachers of Fiano; Teachers of Organ; Teachers of \u2018Fhéory; 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dose.They are ¥ vepxesaie so! de no2 gripe ar purge, bat b: geile scrim eal who use them.vais ac 35 mess ve for.Bold dy à 5 y cr sect y CARTER MEDICINE CO., EA a, A Make 5 pills.hip pane 25 mises PF OL op po 9 pes 000 Owing to the large sale of the Heintzman & Ce.Pianos thie Supply bas net been equal demand, bat another lot he jusi been shipped and intending purchasers are requested to cali and sce them at (.W.Lindsay's, 2270 St Catherine street.110 GREAT ENGLISH PRESCRIPTION A successfo! medicine veste over ID pearsin thousands : demon EP AILWAY IE ENT ending A vember ot EXPRESS FASSENGE ve RUN \u2026 MAILY (punday exctpied) As To OWS > The tithaa rank 1tains leaving Mogtr 10.18 P.M, ean bk OIDs Levis with these Lxains, 1] 1 aid SL dunn run throagh Ww thelr destinations =o Aha 8168) ORI leaving Muntreal Moody, Wo day und Frulag, runs lbrouglh wd wid 11:0-Q80 daviid V8 4 , Lauvsuay and dSabasday Ww OL den: All Tniare run by Fastern Standard Tima.10 ak gel iets tay be à! ral and 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9.35 4.w York via Norlin tnpton, Hol siieid, Don Haven 11.40a,m.Close cou- 2 be Basil aid W cheaden, 10: Worooite tee, a points aa Yui and New E land Malirosdé ul sutra Stevping Cag lo Boston Spr red Tah «à all 1 format 1 as and all In| ion, p wintsq: 0 oral Hotels, Grand Tru Oiticas TE ace og Bal a ee Las sa ARV ros ry.HOBART, Passel LET: NE Gen.Manager.5 W.COM Hy > ve 27, 1886 ont.Sigawships.ROVAL MATL STEANSHIPS, ALLAN LINE 1557\u2014SUMMER SERVICE\u20141887 mn TY ; om From taverpool STEAMSHIES.Mitre : _Quebee, 28 Apri .TT may Eu ! 3 June 2 nd 8 > - 1 .= Jane 23 l'assengers can, Hi Thés s0 desire, embark at Montreal after 8 pin.v n ihe Evening pre vions to above Steamers Liverpool, st.John's, N.F., Halifax and Baltimore Service.STEAMSHIIS.Fro Frém Fro ! m Liverp ol.Baltimore! Halifax.+§ April Pernvian.17 May 23 May 10 May Casplan .BE 2* 8 June ta + Nova scotlan.| 14 June 20 Ginagow, Quebec and Montreal Service.From clsagow.STEAMSHIFS.| monta T5 | Carihagenian.About 15 Hay 2 Lay Jnenos Agr = ~ \u201c 19 « Greclu \u201c6 june Iæadou Quebec and Montreal service.From London.STEAMSHIPS.mire 5 May {About 20 May 19 3\" {oo 9June # June | Nestortan : RE \u201c0 +3 # Glasgow and Boston Nervice.From Glasgow.BTEAMSHIPS.Roston.& Ma A gaia .;jAbout 22 May 18 od re toban {2 dune 1 June Fais Glassow apd Philadelphia Service.From Glasgow.| STEAMSHIPS.phnadiphta 15 7 Scanufnavias.|About 3 Jaue = = uk.Hiverpian.Manltoban .ad +B July For aay arterine intormation apply to BINSON 186% ST.ang SERRE, Onpotits St.(awrence Hall or 02 A ALLAN 113z ROYAL MAIL Ser TEAMSHIES.ervieo.DOMINION LINE ONTARIO, ot Entos of Pausage\u2014Cabin, Le) to 480, and berth; Second Cabin, 630; operates\u201d ge emengern \u20ac © Shvark¥ at dontres | if the So desire.A Vo).OF James str \u201cES ANGES & according TORR C0.8 Hospital street.or IN DSE AT THE CONSERVATORIES -\u2014o0r\u2014 \"New Terk, Frilnaciphin and New York College of Muste, Wifla Marin Convent, Bacret Heart Coavent, Ya de Sates, \u2018Montreal Tolloge.Fite.Eto.5 SOLE AGENTS: LAVEGNE;& LAJUIR, \"1687 Notax Dasiz sz.MONTREAL \u201cIp AT FIRST vor DON'T SUCCEED \" A rurtd0ERnma and yon will sucocod in having beautiful soft: white, ds.lfthey are chapped then use this Blegant Toilet Aric le and note he result.Every bottle is warranted.It has the largest ale of any Toilet preparation on the market.Ask yout drugei sts., LY MA _ Ww holosale Kents \u201c118211 Jose WOOD SPLIT PULLEY CO.\u20ac TORONTO.Wooden Split Pulleys ore cheaper than iron ones and batter for many Manufacturers f 1610 Notre Dame fit.MONTREAL.a 4Bz2ew CAUTION! 0'Keefe\u2019s Celebrated Lager Beer in bottle cannot be purchased from bottlers after this date, but only \u2018direct from the sole agent at 338 St.Lawrence | isc Main street.ating Svar enit coin, a auto ie LUN a pen.wo apres Ton Sule.G00D INVESTMENT.Five fl tolase Btone Houses for gale f Te st End, 2e Hopges for se n the F.\"McMANN, Real Estate Agent, 138 81 ST.JAMES STREET.FE SALE\u2014BLOCK OF LAND, FRONTing on Atwater Avenue (1064 feet wide) and Bt.\u201cLuke street, West End, 0 W, ST.Boal Earnie ?Sian: street, Fox Sale Engines and Boilers.NEW, IN STOCK.1 5o-H.P.Engine, 1 HP Engine.1196 Tsmañs ecifie Axticles, \u201cBoeckh's Standard Brushes.lity and Size Gasranteed, For Fais Ju oll Lending Housen, CATARRIL CATARRHAL DEAFNESS J application fe ER cured in from one to Bi Ixon & Bo.305 Rib street wear.Toronto, Ung.: 47s N PIPES!_-PORTLAND, ROMAN White Hk oe Red Es Eee Sy Eu ow MVE slreat.ed tres by Dr.Kline's o Fits after first day\u2019s ITS: All Fits stop reat Nerve Restorer, pee.» Marveilo 8 cures, Treatise und + OÙ t tal cases.Sen: .Aron street, Phila., Pa.Bond to Dr ne eg ET THE ES ICTORIA JUBILEE CANE Spl pring Bed ail F'urniture Stores.Ask to see it! Vholoasle Price List Free by Post, J.E.TowNsEND, 334 St.James st.Montreal.SERRANO\u2019 SPANISH BLACKING fives tha ruiskest.brightest and most dura- Bia polish fn the world > 48 daw BY\u2019S BIRTHDAY.A Beautiful Imported Dirihday Cord sent to sny baby whose mother will send us the names of two or more other babies, and thelr parents addresses Also » handnome Dias Sample Oard to the mother and much valuable information, \u2018Wells, Richardson & Co, Montreal.190 * a 15 * - 212-H.P.Engines.at \u201d \u201c Seul-Portablon # to 2 H.Es for Cheeses tter Facto SECON D-MAND.60-H., P.Engine and 70-H.P.Bolle i Lote PE.H.» Botler.8 \u201c P.Boiler.13 1 I LT Engle 6 œ \u201c .Hane Sop Feneh; Famer, Een Band Saws, &Le.dc, de COLQUHOUN, DRUMMOND & CO.Machinery Dealers, 61 ro 63 COMMON STREET.MoNTREAL.JOR SALE\u2014-STEAM YACHT, \u201cNINIE\u201d Length, over all, 100 feet, Breadth of beam, 16 feet, Drait of water.aft, 6 feat.Compound Engines, with surface condenser; Marine Boller, in steel; light on fuel and burns either hard or soft coal; large saloon aft, with dining-room and sleeping-room beneath amidships.For sale cheap for cash.For 1urther particulars apply to _ 105 CARRIER, LAINE & CO., Levis, P.Q, Fo SALE\u2014A LARGE QUANTITY Or Pulleys, various sizes.poly at STAR o Tue, 227:t 163 and 165 St.Jamest street OR SALE\u2014TENTS, 744x10, $4; FLAGS, Nations: Bark Canoes, $1 per Toot: La- crosses and alls, Wholesale and retail.1658 Norus Da dE AND 352 AND 404 ST.PAUL STS.\u2018lents On hire.2 ADIES\u2019 DOG CART, Le«loux, for sale cheap.Apply to MADE BY 117tt 14 De Bresoles street.TOR SALE-PIANOS, BARGAINS FOR h or on instalments from $45 upwards, go second hand instruments to select from, at & W, LINDSAY'S, 2270 Su Catherine s 119 2 OR RALE\u2014PHAETON WITH LOW WHEELS, cheap, in very good order.236 St.James street 2 9 TABLE, Olt SALE TOLID MAHOGANY DININ Tes wi (sx 3 6, 1a good inesau twelve fee order.Apply.rar at treat.R SALE DÉTAMED GOATS, WITHOUT poRNE 8 pleo harness, can be seen betwes 1 6 w ë eri Kf Business Chances.~~~ NV OB BALE OR TO LET-ON REASONABLE TERMS THE ST.JOHNS SHOE FACTORY.A Three Story Brick Building, 40x110 feet, with engine and machinery complete and in actual working order : situated near the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific Railway lines.baving excellent shipping facilities.The property i8 exempt froin taxation.For particulars apply to MACDONALD & McCULL 977 Solicitors, &s., Bt.Yi ohns, Qua, NOB SALE_HOTELS, SALOONS, GRO- caries, restaurants, conlectionery, cigars 206 PE qu i and aud ol other Kinds of i nesses oppor aul y or an one startin, usinoss.ERS Tn ¥ 8S VERY Véanted to Durchase., Pa NN A STEAM FIRE PUMP.avoue ns lions pur at PT Mn Raid ese éme pe\u201d 70 1ba.ai .Address , Box via! Mon! and Tall Ldescriptio ANTED 0 ) PURCHARE AI ALL KINDS of Gents off Clothing.Furs, Jeweilery, Books, &e., also Travellers\u2019 samples and J Dry Goods, and y tims fiom 8 a.m.to Shoes, Hardware, alg street, corner SL gpm.ares De À ronan Sas eorge.Summer Æesorts.WINDSOR HOTEL.(Formerly the Officers\u2019 Quarters) CHAMBLY CANTON, P.Q This hotel wi) be re-opened on at June, Mr.T.F.L orson,who has had a number of your ax pot ence bes been appointed manager.The house has beon entirely re-fur- nished and visitors will find ev a hing ver comfortable.The hotel {as bee th lly situate at the foot of the Richelieu Rapids, Pleasure arties can be arrange \u201curties wishing o make summer arrangements, can do so now, by a applying to the manager, at the hotel.or to 858 Sherbrooke street, glontreal, 10.THE IROQUOIS HOUSE, on the Belwil Mountains, 8t, Hilaire, P.Q., opens June 1st, at greatly reduced rates.\u201cor particulnrs call pada a Wedne days and ri.days, between IY AJ a on, at 227» ames stat st Lawrence H \"fe Sp.wi ind Windsor Hotel, to p.m., or address % Campbell, st.H Hilaire = tation, 3tl YO LET\u2014FOR SUMMER MONTHS from J une, Jst Rustico Lodge, furnished, Also piano, croqi + round and stable, situated one half me trom es Foor springs.Address, Mrs.W.à Haines, East Hatley, P.Q.117 OARD wishing to spend summer months in TO TOCRISTS AND FAMTLIES conutry, A first-class boarding hou © on, the k of the fiver.x or particulars apply to Mrs.J.B.Desantels, How PQ.115 Geod OODLAND HOUBE.OPENED THE 21st of June to receive sea-side d board and accommodation Famiiies at a great reduction.D.McEwing.119 6eod re Motels, &e., to Tet, RENT, WITH STEAM POWER, Part of 8rd Fiat in Rogers & King\u2019s New visitors, Épr farthor or further particulars apply to Metis, Blook, Cra reet, Apply & Sls a KING, 687 Craig st.LET.Three newl built three story Stores, Nos.1460, 1462, 1484 % No Dame st\u2026 East, near Bonsecours ot \u201cabove hixh water level.The Estate de Lisle is Bow preparing a plan of vacant lots situated in the Hochelaga Ward, immediately alongside of the Roman Catholio Church.on the line of Ontario st; this piece of prope v has the advantaze of eing on high ax and yond any possible risk of floods, M.NOLAN DELISLE.Real Estate Boom No.195 Frase 5 Runa No.45 Bt.Sacrament st.LET,\u2014 ! One upper flat (75x25), corner Craig and Latt Bleury strests: well lighted and cat be had or.without steam power.Aboiy too Craig street.s2t Money ts Lend.MONEY TO LEND CE CESTENPEBE £ go.OEFICE 84z0aw 601 CRAIG KI, BRISCLUIXULONS, OHN H.R.MOLSON = BROS, Ale and Porter Bre No.286 ST.MARY STREET, ONTREAL ter in Wood 4 Bottles, £'Aleand For r ang yum lane bottler ot \u201cMe Wu WATSON, To Foratoason Acls and Porter, is porta to use our label ER ORDERS KLORIVED BY TELEPHONE.177 TEETHING! TEETHING! thing time 1s very very hard on children set 7d So ERT one of NORMAN'S NG NECKLACES.ko bottles to Boothe, per h son an cause many kinds of Le Norman's Necklace does Re Eo re or ro ah shar.Poca n u will never use a 4 5 TASK your druggist {or them.#7ze0d W.MILLICHAMP, SONS & co., SHOW OASES, 29, 81.33 and\u2019 3; Adelaide Street East.Factory.Espianado BStree?, Toronto, Ont Bar and Btore Fittings a Specialty.Designs and illustrated catalozues rnished fres on application; t When writing pisasihméntion this paper.Bargains in Pianos and Organs.Twenty second-hand instruments at bargains for cash or on instalment, also a fine assortment of new instruments from the leading American and Canadian manufacturers at .W.Lindsay's, 2270 St.Catherine street.11972 E.Li MONTAGNE, I HERMAN CLARKE, Eas N.Y: Exchange.; WALLACE B.SMITH.LA MONTAGNE, CLARKE & CO, BANKERS AND BROKERS, at New Strect, New York, All securities dealt in ét the N.Y.Stock Exchange bought and sold for investment or \u201c1704, 0 LET-GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR ocery or any kind of business ins firat-clana pe ity in the west part of ch the Say No.à Aylmer st.heap rent.Apply to C.Desi eau, 185 Notre Dame LATS TO LET \u2014 ON DEBRESOLES street, with, or without power.Free à rom fonde 1193 Apply at 387 Rt.Panl et, 0 LET\u2014SHOP AND DWELLING, NO.1122 St James st.corner of Canning st.Immediate ponsesrion.poly ¢ tou.W.Urossan, Lips ~t O LET\u2014AT 20 BRUNSWICK STREET, stable with three stalls, coach- house -W PRICE ONE ENT; Situutlons Vatqut.WANTED-GIRLS FOR.STEMMING TOBACUO.Apply, 8.DAVIS & SONS, 1186 Cotte Street.- ANTED- MEN, WOMEN, BOYS Na fir rls, to arn \"$70,00 par month mers own Ones; outfit of samples.A ne ae fu reions en a].il = Huviana.Vermont ud ANTED-\u2014MEN AND ve start a new bus! pese at their homes: easily learned in an hour; no peddl! ae sb cents 5 an boar ude.daytime o or evel Ne Cico on, 1708, onto.supply Company.Albany.New York, vs.1250] R ANTED\u2014 TRE a co nus 2 a Eh Por street.| oop FUR SEWERS WANTED.at once.WM.BAMUEL, Li 2 1751 Notre Dame et, ANTED.fow zooû holsterers ; og =, oh 136 Blonry atreet.\u2018 steady employment, Woollen p Mile, Linville, Que.A pp to à J.Pr roprieter, Lanville e, Que.V ANTED\u2014A SHORT HAND WRITER me TR writer, must understand French Address, hod 2097,\u201d HraR office ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, AN ACTIVE, STRO= young nin, to work in élothes room.Apply Shorey & Co.wa ANTED\u20142 GOOD WOOD JUBNLRS.James Shearer, Nt.Gabriel Locks.ANTED=-\\ LABORING MAN witli A TTR of buyr, for a fadegry in Ontario, constant emplo; ment for man and boys.pply 10 St Petar st, a T 7 ANTED\u2014A GOOD JACK 2er JRL Ts ry Io WALD: D-A FIRST CLARS GENTSLF veiller.between Montreal aoû pese a falary, ton man who can command rane Lo stating experience and salary, wo PANT ED-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS = HE ery, i Hrst-cliss man cook, 10 the righ t person - re wages Will bo paid.Address, He > C., Box LE be We ANTED~ AT ONCE FRENCH CANADIAN sistant Bookkeeper for the munufactory.Eo ie pierre bis ANTED \u2014 A GOOD, STRONG WILLING B V must be a good driver.Graham, Sager 3 ANTED\u2014YOUTH, ABOUT \u201c18.FOR A DR Ls oods # warehouse.iv Trinidad, B.W.L, one wi a fev experience preferred; must he of Nyda: Bani Rony wel) recommended.Apply by letter on 2 Alexander Schuter, 418 st 1'aul greed.Wah A GENERAL SERVANT, LORS mily, no washing or ironing.App! Urbain street, Wast £D-6 CARPENTERS ATT neat cor, Bleury und 3t.Cather apprenuee.WANTED.A GOOD COOR INMEDIATELY, vu vo to Cacouna {n July.Ap) ™ Ds Sopp SE NE ET 3 A gr rr AND C x Ir ès WHS 0 good washers, good wages and Te: £ Apply Caleonian Laundry Co., Tes Selg 8 street, 3 WASTES: >D-BOY, WHO SPEARS FLENGH pe LE Te LS ST PE street.ph.refetence 1 RS rs st, Baimorai À Blk, Tho ANTE)\" pan AND VEST MAKERS A x musi vu Érat-class, W.H.Thowmpson, de Dame st, hraïmoral BX 1 ANTED\u2014AN E PERIENCED BEER DRIVER, must speak both languages.Apply to Wm.Low a.1198 WANE ea HOUREMAID., APPLY, 160 UNIVE TT rity street, in tbe forenoon, a ANT ED = IMMEDIATELY, A FI on right arr rarriage pont light work, wood au to sep to Jamieson, 5 oy men Dors He Stiuations Slanted.\u201cA GENTLEMAN, VITH 3 GOOD CONnection theo: ao lanada fn Com- merolal and Pankine cireles, is open for a position of trust with olthara company or prie vate firm; thoroughly reliable, with bess of references in Montreal and elsewhere, dress, D 2221.\u201d BTAR office.119 ANTED\u2014BY A LESPECTABLE YOUX A V oise, \u2018anderstands \u201cBeg age \u20181, situation Ps an keepin, good pe penman, rar class references.\u201c3 L 1.sac Rituation as general servant or house! y.Good ANTED\u2014BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, references.Apply at 99 Bt.% ®nal street.AN QE ED SITU TION.A pJOMPETE T - A iter, who has had mai ou 18 dentroue of obtaining a situation Derère ro the i J Add LK 2208,\" STAR office.218 Wa ANTED ny A YOUNG WO.LAN A SITUATION \u2018cad cook, first-class hotel.Address, J Stan ah 193 A» DMED-THOSE, minin 223 McGill sty Koo! 5 WISHING LTE WANLED-PALNTING, FAPERBANGING.ed Hat ing.painting, &C.kins, 2571 Notr A WASTED-SITUATION AS Hows Fo by a ni.jad to dren, English aoû dm ais Good EL BTAR oti Afi SITUATION AS, ASN TANT \u201cook T, by a you man, 23.guages.Good Pinon Address 1 et, ra STAR SE ANTED\u2014BY A RESPECTABLE ing or work of any kind 3 days of 1482,\" STAR office.ANTED\u2014DIL OR CRAYON WORK, A GRAD A War de Satiouel Academy.pen nding oa a Montreal, vous Hurdertake port Tas \u201ceters Y 2002,\" stan office.1 AN, WARE: | vir and loft.Bouses is deck NINN NIN NINN NNSA NSS URNISHED HOUSE TO.LET, FOR Dj summer months, on Sherbrooke st.west of McGill Lotege avenue des rent very moderate fo reliable tenant.AiR 1193 OUSE TO LET\u2014No.ZE ST.ANTOINE street, with large yard and good stables.Apply 5lecd18 22 8T, JAMES STREET._ 0 LET \u2014 SMALL VILLA, WITH grounds ; Sherbrooke st.west; no city Apoiy Cradoëk Simpson, St.Jamen s: st LET FURNISHED HOUSE, uN Sherbrooke st.west, for the summer o lenger, if desired.Apply Greene & Sons, 5usc ra Faut street.LET.-VERY COMFURTABLE SELF.contained nouse, containing 13 rooms, kina W.C., 15 Durocher st clode to Sherbrogks st Key w at No 17 next doo 1196 rpotes LET-AT LACHINE, NEW 9 ROOMED house, near upper depot, Ad dress, Eten stephen §t.Denis, Lachine.STONE HOUSE, 9 APART.Les with, largo or Ar garden and stable, pe fable oui Mon Na 3 LET FURNISHED COTTAGE OF 10 rooms, at Beaconsfield, also family residence, no 803 Dorche wor street, near Union A vanue, i adie Apply Lo WE Som aide Bonses THanted.ANTED -.SMALL FURN ISHED _honseof 3 or 4 rooms, in the country, ear cit by HE t boat, Address, full particulary i WP R Of 2220, 1e Partez UManted.WANTED BE A 3 ENOLISHM AY, taxes.with $5000:40 81 or inanntact ing an mn ER.ef pnlitmited Gems.rue profits thout ME a Lie 4 STAR otficé.ply to id Je Booms To Lek.; AAAS 7 LNAI ANS Il NINN CE BOOM TH BOARD YOR ONE or two gentlemen, at No.Donegsgi- OM8\u2014WELL lURNISHED, WITH M: N : Ro ur 104 is BE enue.ODER COX.FURNISH in eu.ME + 1147 .OOM-\u2014-FURNISHED FRONT ROUM, A R vonvenier neces, in a private Fron: ro Hi | OOMS\u2014TO LET, NICELY with or Thos ut board, gentleme: D.Stanley, 88 OOM8S-\u2014-COMFORT ABLY FURNISHED vacant at 111 Uniou avenus.Terms mi cillors.Rocher AND FRONT PARLOR, ea ah ed as bedrooms, 5 minutes\u2019 walk fi 85 German OMS\u2014TO LET, WITH OR WITH A 1 Oo onan.roy 0 1150 BOY ek Lo AED: : Mes 3 OOMS\u2014TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO L : on oss \u2018 à Le * 1, modern conveniences, As 253 5 OOMS\u2014TO LET, UNFURNISHED ; R c.16 St.Hypoilte LE BOOMS, aT NT TWO ELEGANTLY DE OOME-TO R R ,rooma, doi ivy ah 215, Bloury UOM\u2014A LARGE FRE BEDROOM move aût istJune 71 Beave rib 003M \u2014 LARGE FRONT ROOM BU] ABLE F RS meri, with board.76 Victo: ra of pe 55 BhorDraous.sas, RegM-~ ~TO LET, WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, ASE « rior bedrooin furnished pli modern i Rlso furnished room on = Tours Cal therine st, PE LC) 5 As Box 1ti4, city.Lemon or married couple, nice locality.Catherine st.ROOM WELL | FURNISHED AND sooD BOARD.Address 88 Cadigux rireet.5 MA COME, ide FERNISHED SOTA Ro eR aies SE SUE : required.Apply, 192.Root rouxçenen, ROOMB, WITH OR- TUE out board, No.12 Victoria Atreat, OOM\u2014LARGE COMFORTABLE von: PRE Way END- BST.CLASS BUSINESS MAN en à Lan 25 $3000 or #4000, 5s pa rtnes pasitcutars on trian.Address, 2 rok Montreal : 116 à GOMES PRIVATE.RQOMS AND BOARD, With TH profession nt altohdarue, at Slrs Wontworth's BL, Catherinoatreet pa, VOM\u2014NLUE BACK PARLOR BEDROOM YOR nished.Apply 74 Victoria street.110 ¢ .Bourd.00MS\u2014TO LET, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BED.rouins, with or without board.82 Argyle Avenue.FEES FEW SEARON BOARDERS, ued, ARD- ; 3., Bo 2 n house at Noire Dame du Foriage, OOM \u2014 COMFORTAELS FURNISUED FRONT For terms soda A 42 Poriags: MR tous te let.22 DICOII College Avenue.QE JBOARD\u2014AT LACHINE, SINGLE AND DOUBLE OOM\u2014A WEL L FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.83 _.: Demat nca til depot.Address Madame sty phen c Latheart 1197 SL Deniz, ee EI RO PLEASANT ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN, ry OARD hres aos FORTE: Fon ER nie Oôt grantiesm'n, à araneau, pes a depo! h UT - pre _\u2014_ À 8, Lake, L t mounialg, down & da torn fy Lhe 3 RO A, FURNISHED EN SUITE OR\" Tine Pot hoallo.À doiphe Ienoit, 54.Bow Seat wail go, puiaio, Vars dure alion.sf Cathoart 106220) tree _.ABE R E\u2014TO LIT.208 ST.CAT nENiNE NT NFAR 2 single and 1 deuble ndsoinely furnished Lost.SII NINS NSN TMI NANT EIN OST\u2014ON QEDNESDAT, ON BT.JOSEPH ST, uy od Rie «1 atreets, à Nkye terrier ried iH Tih * Any Inforguation x, werat » n u Rar Fea) diver, 1308 of 4a kindly rockived at \u201c4 Balmora) street, A I t > st 4 on anc \u2014 - s alerapeos: Mon New a \"god hanabercilerr Finder Bork © nion Bridie © Now York and - plesss Fetarn 6 BE Domiiique aud ba sued\u2019 1 (+ a ESTROYER OF RECU ous NJ OTICE OF OF REMOVAL._Mps.SMILLIE D° DEPILATORY removes hair from the N will remove from 39 St.Antoine st.to Aa AIME ee PALACE #T.skin.i Mac 5 rise .Koss, emai Lane Conanit ets oa io matey\u201d Ta dar re as berstofpre, best ca Sansgohi Ti ase, F FRENCH L PROXY R Ne AR Ia TE, FR clans, uble ie patate gins ef jade ih -.Pen r us\" | Re LE AKD, NGLE sole I \u201cHa eel, rooms, with Lk i, at lern cvuvenienc re a or avenlences pe Re ls TO LET, ATS KT.EP WARD snr bbe partments, for housekeeping, n: 3 RO9HSCNIGELY FEUXISH nr pleasant focnlity.D RS FOR GER: a \u201c portance as 169° and 165 Bt.James Street.+ 7 of the United 0G geap In sent tp Re 3 Ba Tear.40 or Mx month, Give or three pa Wo eve the circulation of Tur Bran cog ops ined issue o; fall the other Foe sh newspapers published in the city of jontreal.\u201c6% Correspo dent em and WD aent at for French and Belgian adver aARr-Mona À.Lorette.61 Rue rtp Paris.France.CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR tor week ending May 21, 1887, on =\" de - 26.002 - + 25.931 Seda - .- - 26,021 thursday - + =~ = 25.078 day - .- - - 26,023 faturday + +80 28.2 Total \u201d .- 157.316 PRESENT DAILY AVFRAGE For Week endino May 21st, 18ST, 26.219.MONDAY.MAY 23, 1587.Parties removing the seaside or other resorts during the summer months, can have THE STAR sent to thew by leaving .their orders at THE STAR Office, 165 St James street.THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY, To-morrow being the Queen's Birthday, the Star will not be issued.THE Boston \u201cHerald s says : \u201cMr, O\u2019Brien, like President Cleveland, is fortunate in his enemies.They have helped to make his Canadian mission a notable success.As the only ellect he could hope for was a moral one, the opposition of sticks and stones to his plain story was the best thing for him and his cause.\u201d It is to be hoped that we have seen the last of these attempts to elevate the agitator into the position of martyr suffering in the cause of the \u201cbleeding tenantry.\u201d THE people of this province will hear with sincere regret that Lieutenant- Governor Masson has been obliged on account of continned ill health to resign his position.Mr.Masson has performed the social and official duties of his position 80 well, with such good taste, good feeling and impartiality as to increase the respect and esteem in which previ.-ous to his appointment he was held by men of all parties, creeds and nationalities in the province.Ib was his fortune to be placed in a position of peculiar delicacy and didicuity, but he was unable by his high sense of rectitude, his unbending iutegrity, combined with his courteous aud conciliatory manner to pass through the trying crisis without giving cause for a single hostile criticism or making a single enemy.We sincerely trust that rest and change of scene will have the effect of completely restoring his health.PETITIONS are, we understand, in circulation praying the (iby Council to change the width of Notre Dame street to fifty feet.This is a retrograde step, and we trust that the Council will not make the street narrower than it was wade By the last change to please a few narrow-minded, unprogressive property owners.Sixty feet 1s narrow enough for a street of such im- Notre Dame.The Bal.moral Hotel and several other fine buildings have been erected on that street on the faith that the homologated plan would remain unchanged, and if the street is narrowed to its old dimensions a very grave injustice will be done to the enterprising owners of these properties.If the law will nor permit them to claim damages from the Cor- \u2018poration for making a change which Will materially lessen the value of their buildings it ought to.We trust that there is intelligence enough in the City Council to cause it to reject any petition asking it to make one of the vrincipalc streets of ihe city, such as Notre Dame street is, narrower than is required by: considerations of convenience, health and justice.OUR TRANSCONTINENTAL ROAD.The disallowance question has again some before the people and the Government of this Dominion in a practical form.Negotiations are in progress between the Government of Manitoba and the Northern Pacific Hallway ~ Company to build an independent line from the Northern Pacific to Winnipeg.This line will very effectually cut the Canadian Pacific in two and divert the traffic of British Columbia and the North-West to United States territory.This action on the part of the Mani- tobans, no doubt egged on by American railway speculators, is intended to deprive the people of Eastern Canada of the advantages legitimately to be gained from their immense expenditnre in constructing a transcontinental line tliroiigh Cana dian territory.In thus inviting the Americans to reap where they have not n the Manitobans are attempting to do a monstrous injustice to the great majority of the people of this Dominion.Shall the inbabitants of a province, made important by the expenditure of the money of the East, be allowed thus to frustrate the settled and well-consid- ered wish of ninety-nine-hundredths of the population of Canada?When the Federal Government, whose duty it is to guard and preserve the rights of the inhabitants of all the provinces, refuges to sanction the bill passed.by the Manitoba Legislature giving a charter to what {8 to all intents and purposes a foreign railroad, does it not make a legitimate and equitable use of its constitutional\u201d power of dis allowance?We have no hesitation in saying that it does.(Good faith with both the holders of Canadian Pacific Railway stock and with the people of Eastern Canada requires that the Canadian Pacific Railway be preserved in its _ entirety, and that their interests be not sacrificed to the schemes of ahy ring of speculators, American or Canadian.When the Government recently gave some speculators from British Columbia to understand that its policy of dis dllowance with respect to the granting of charters to lines of railroad to the American boundary tapping the Canadian Pacific was unchanged, it had the approval not only of the great ma- Jority of the representatives of the peo- Hein Parliament but of u larger propor, tional majority of the people themselves.It ta to be hoped that the firmness of be Dominion, Government will render .more ia accordance with the views of it unnecessary for the Canadiag Pacific Company to carry out the poligy ont- lined in the interview with Sir George Stephen, which appeæs in another column.Such a policy, if the company, in self-preservation, are driven to it would be injurious to the, Interests of Canada, both east and west.And it would be, besides, most humiliating to Canadians to be forced to coufess that, after surmountipg the very great difii- culties that lay in the way of building a transcontinental milway through Canadian territory, they did not possess intelligence enough or patriotism enough to keep the management of it in their owu possession.THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE.| Very little bas been heard in Canada of the doings of the Colonial Conference.The reason of this, we suspect, is that Canada and its affairs occupied but very small share of its attention.Nearly the whole time of the delegates was taken up in discussing matters having direct reference to the Aus tralian colonies, and Canada seems hardly to have been wentioned except in connection with communication with Australia.The prime motive for convening the conference according to the London Standard, was \u2018\u2018 to afford the Colonial representatives and the Imperial authorities an opportunity of arriving at an understanding as to the system of defence which may be established throughout the Empire;\u201d but to judge by the account which that newspaper gives of the business done at the Conference, the word * Empire\u2019 must be interpreted to mean Great Britain and the colonies of the Pacidc.In the matter of common defence, the deliberations of the Conference seem ta be cou- fined wholly to arrangements for the naval defence of thase colonies.The first proposal was that Great Britain would provide, equip and man an auxiliary fleet for the colonies, (meaning the coloniesbt the Pacific), would defray the total cost of maintenance, the cost of triennial changes of crews, and, in addition provide for loss by deterioration.But this scheme did not find any support among the representatives of the colonies interested, They considered it unfair to some of the colonies which had to maintain war ships independently of the regular squadrons.There being no hope of an agreement being arrived at on this basis the matter was dropped for a while.The compromise ultimately effected was that the Imperial Government wil supply the Australian colonies with an auxiliary fleet of torpedo catchers of the Archer and Rattlesnake clase\u2014three in time of peace, and in war time, six Archers and two first-class torpedo boats\u2014in consideration of an annual payment by the colonies of the moderate sum of $610,000.The original sum asked was $020,000.This is in addition to the Imperial fleet on the Australian station, which is to be considerably increased and to be reinforced by the *Im- perieuse,\u201d one of the finest of England's new ironclads.With this arrangement Canada has nothing whatever to do.No new provision seems to have been made for its naval defence.Indeed, the subject of common defence in the proper sense of the terms does not seem to have come up before the Conference at all.With regard to the defence of Hong Kong, Singapore, Mauritius and Cape Colony, there seems to have been very little difference of opinion between the Colonial authorities and the delegates.The principle agreed upon was | that each colony should conatruct the necessary local works, while the War Office undertook to supply the armament.There was a very lively debate in the Conference with regard to the defence of some of the Australian coaling stations.The Imperial Government generously offered to give the colonies some obsolete muzzle-loading cannon for tbe defence of these stations if the colonies would build the fortifications and barracks and inaintain garrisons sufficient to defend them.This offer disgusted the colonists who gave expression to their views in a very emphatic way.Sir Henry Holland to appease them enquired if they would be prepared to construct the local works and maintain the garrisons if the War Office supplied an armament of the best modern breech-loading guns.This plan was the delegates but the matter seems to have been left unsettled.With respect to the improvement of Imperial intercommunication regard was had almost solely to mail communication between the Australian colonies and the Mother Country.The Pacific colonies subsidize mail steamers to the amount of $850,000.This is for a weekly service at a speed of thirty- two and thirty-two and a haif days to Adelaide A scheme of Imperial penny postage, which has been devised by Mr.Heunniker Heaton was not entertained by the Conference, When the question of submarine telegraphy came to be discussed, Australian interests were again paramount, The Imperial Government did not seem inclined to disturb existing arrangements although the question of connecting Australia with Canada seema to have met with a fair share of consideration.Mr.Sandford Fleming presented this scheine to the conference.He believes that a cable could belaid from Vancouver to Brisbane touching Hawaii and Fiji for $10,000,000, and the promoters are willing to accept the risk of the undertaking, if they can obtain from the Imperial Government, Canada, the Australian colonies and.Hawaii a subsidy for twenty-five years at the rate of seventy-five thousand pounds sterling a year Originally the offer was one hundred thousand pounds, This Pacitic\u2019 cable would be 8000 geographical miles in length the Jongest section between Vancouver and Sandwich Sound being 2730 miles, and from Fiji to Fauning Island 2270 miles.* It is claimed on behalf of the new route that it would connect the Australian colonies with England by a line which would offer great advantages in the event of European complications, while for commercial purposes it would be of increasing value as the business relations between Australia and the American continent developed.\u201d This seems to be the only question of really Imperial concern that occupied the attention of the conference; all the others were Lo ayreateror lossoxtent local, that is to say, Australian.With reference to the proposal, the Standard says editorially : \u201cI he Canadian proposition is that the Mother C ountry should pay half the annual subsidy which would be required.| bile the, lanes oan Tomy.ann: e other moiety.Agaïpèt th aber À Australisns had te balance the rival p of the Eastern FPele- graph Company for a guarantee whic would enable \u201cthem to meduice their present prohibitive rates, Ne conclu- gion hus been arrived at; but it \u201cIs not improbable that more may be heard of the Pacific osble.It is certainly lighly desirabla that Great Beitainahould have an alternative commuyication by tave- graph with her southern and qastera\u2019 colonies and dependencies,\u201d A piece of information conveyed to the Conference by Sir Henry Hoiland roused the indignation of the Australian delegates to the boiling point.He teld them that the Government would probably conclude an, agreement with France by which the duty of protecting foreignr ers in the New Hebrides would devolve upon.a joint naval commission.\u2018Fhe Australian delegates to a man were indignant that the claims of France to any jurisdiction over those Islands should receive the slightest recognition from Great Britain.When Lord Salisbury explained the situation to them their indignation was increased, and one of the delegates made bold to say that the Prime Minister's speech would have been an excellent one if made by a French Premier.Taken altogether the Colonial Conference does not seem to | have been a very brilliant success or to have done much towards making the connection between the Mother Country and the colonies eloser or more har- onious than it bas been hitherto.A WIDESPREAD PLOT To Assassinate the Cian\u2014Five of the Conspirators Exeguted, ST.PETERSBURG, May 21.-It is officially announced that Andrejuskin, Ossipanofl, Generalolf, 8bewyroff und Ul;anoff wore executed yesterday for the part they took in the 1ecent attempt on the life of the Czar.During the trial of the eonspirators by Lhe Senate in tho presence of representatives of the various goveruments, it transpired that Gonsraloff, whe was a Don Cossack peasant, Ahdrejuskin and Ussip poll, June Shew- vrofl, a merchant's a Uljanoëf, an offieial's sou, together With doi Pils- sudski and Luhshewib, neblemen, Kauts- chon, ap offloial\u2019s son, Yolocholl, a ottizen, Pasbkovsi, an apothecary's apprentice, Novorusskv, a psalin reader's sou, and a candidate for the St, Putersburg Ecclesiastical academy, Annagina, a pousant and a midwife, aud Rebecca Schnaadora, 8 midwife, belvoged to a criminal society, formed to overthrow the Government and establish a commune by violent revolution.In 1886 they tormed a secret cirele tor terrorist action and resolved in December to make AD attetnpt to a-assinate the Czar, for which purpose Generaloll, Androjuskin and Osgi- rd prooured explosive bomi's.On March 13th, in company with Kautschen, Gorkuo and Volocholt, who undertook to inlorm bomb carriers by a signal when tbe Czar rassed Ly, they went to the Newsky Prospect.It Was their intention to throw the luisslles under the Czar's carriage as it pass- by, but the police frastrated their destais It was nlso brought out in the trial that a woman named Ferdkjukoru knew of the plot, having learned of it irom ona of the persous tmplicated, Aud cou.d have given timely information to the authorities, but réfu=ed to do so.ST.PETERSBURG, May 22, All the prisoners charged with complicity in the recent plot to assassinate the (Czar have been cou- victad.Only the flve previously reported were cxeculed.Tho others were babished to njber ia for long terms.THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS Adopt n Now Pianto Avoid Police Survell- lance CurcAdo, May 21.\u2014A secret circular purporting 10 give the latest plan.0l organization of the luterpational Working People's ?ssoclation, the revolutionary society Lo which the condemned Anarchists belonged, has just bean made public.It recounts the conviction of the eight condemned ren \u201cfor exercising the rizht of free speech at a meeting pronounced by Mayor Harrison to be peaceable,\u201d the conviction of Grotikan at Milwaut ee, the fact that new conspiracy laws have been adopted In several states \u201c\u201clor tbe purpose of totimidating dissatisfied wage workers,\u201d and thep it quotes the business end of the Merrett conspiracy hill now vending in the Illinois Legislature printing in capital letters the words, ** And it shall not be necessary lo prove that the person Cummitting the crime was & mem- ver of the conspiracy.or even heard the speech or read the print.\u201d lt adds: Our oppressors seem determined to adopt Euro.pesn methods.let ue heed the lesson.\u201d The new plan of organization ia as lollows: \u201cNo group to exceed five in number.After the first tive are organized let them select a central organizer and separate again, each individual starting another group of Lis numbering five.When a group 1s reported tull, let the cen:ral organizer go and Inspect them and verily the fnot.By this system never more than six will come togetber.The organizer alone becomes familiar with the twenty-five, Similar twonty-fives can be established, the various central organizers constituting an executive committee as a Jit, which would give a membereblp of 125, and 80 on unti! the city is honeycumbed with groups into which a detective canoot penetrate beyond a very limited length, Later, a systemariogrouping of the different cities will be brought about and a thorough bureau of correspondence secured.\u201d THE NANAIMO DISASTER.Funds Needed to Alleviate the Distress.ToroNTo, May 21.\u2014 Mayor Howland, this mornliag.received the following telegram fron Mayor Gibson, of Nanaimo, B.U.: \u2018Funds urgently needed to alleviate the distress caused by the fearful coliiery disaster, Will you generously interest yourself in our hehaif?Thirty-nine widows and 106 children are wholly destitute, besides numerous familles whose support has failed owing to the loss of single me General Manager Van Horne, who was with Mayor Howland when the telegram was received.statéd that the circumstances of the cnse were not at all exagzeruted.The Mayor has appealed to the public for contributions.A similar telegram was received by Mayor Stewart, of Ottawa.The Testimonial to Father Dowd.Contributions received b to the testimonial presented to the Rev, Father Dowd on the occaston of the saceracd tal Joue loth May instant: Dawes & Co, $50; Joseph Hickson, $25; Hon.J.J.C.Abbott, $20; P Gault Bros.& Co, $20: J.F.D.Black, 810; Jun Crawtord, $10; Rev.Dean Carmichao J.$i0; Hy.Lyman, $1 John Ogilvie, $10; Hu Andrey Allan, $10; H.Gould $10; A.Hope Reford, $10; 8.\" Davis & Son, $10; C.Bralnerd, $10; unes n L.Maedougnall, 6h; J.C Cradock \u2018Simpson, 56; Richard Thomas, 5 remoer, 85; G.M.Éing- die A qe $5: D.A.Watt, ; J.M.Browning, $2; wl h, $2; J.'G.Burrowes $2; 18, $2; G.Rosser, $1; Roswell C.Lon as i Rov.Robt.Campbell, $1; Alfred pans Riding School! Steoplechnees, .The following ave the entries for the Riding school steeplechase, which takes place on Thursday Open n Fiat Hare, 1 mile, heats, purse $130 \u2014 Blue Bonnets stable CO.G.Tan ntrum, 5 years, by (Great Tom, T.R.Ricketts, B.G.Cooperstown, 5 yea, rs, by King Alfonso, James Minogue, C.G.Batrister, agesl by Judye Curtin i Elliott BG, King Tom, aged by Tom Ochiltree.Open Fiat Race, 1 mile, for a purse of $1.20, gentlemen ridera\u2014 Blue Bonnets Stable .G.Nir George plate Missionary) 4 vears, by Bulwark, T.R.Ricketts, B.G.Cooperstown, 5 years, by King Alfonso; Lachine Stables, B.G.Vigllance, 5 years, by Virgil; Rockaway Stables Br.M.Littie Jennie, ned unknown Elliott B.G.Kiog Tom, aged by Tom Ochiltree, .The Hurdle Itace not having been filled, Mr.Elliott bas docided to give two other races in Îts place.\u201cShe \u201cWas Paved From days of agony and discomfort, not by great interpositions, but by the u-a of the only sure-pop coin cure\u2014 Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor.Tender, palniul corns are remove\u201c by its use ina few days, without the slightest discomfort, Many gubstliutes in tha markbt mak it necessary tbat only ** Putnam's\u2019 ly ve asked {or and taken.Bure.safa bar.~ Mr.M.P.Ryan 4 ; > - a 3 7 \" : 1s ry aby Limi aro I had hans et He Fan ich deragetient; she ER t op sect: =f be youn] Eve de ves drif av Les sous Press id DES % = rest HE pest HE aah gi rt of i ht sent pai Fs gelota ES guarante on a Ha UE, an 363 cm ata Q pes ; pot An ritan Jewel a ba 9 Kien th crown ae 4 As pale Xt is an Katablished pet t consumption can be cured; but = ls na better to prevent the Syuel Slsase tro re of Msell on the eyste Wat ¥ Fre wns Ch Er which will sp sil vigure a goush or Consumption often Ylelds to Îts guest power: Turfite-Yes, a a blooded horse is gaperally a good gore, A sound mind 3 very seldom without à Ed you yecure Boom oY the sound digestion, an use of the Zomulup ALROSIIA urg Bi According to teamed contemporary the novels of Mr.Bowclap sro in such request among the prisoners a Sing tbat à set of hie books is worn ou ig x months.A Food for Drapapiion Dyspepsia is failure to digest.When the atomach refuses to desirailate \u20ac e ordtuary food, resort must be ee 10 such forms Of predigested 100d 88 are palatable and can be readily obtained and prepat Nothing so tully meets this want ag Lactated Food, It is a delicio ous preparatipu, perloctly adapiad © every dyspeptic or invalid.The Duke ot Westminster bas Pa to æive, during the remeinder « of ife, - à year for the bulls new churches.He is now.60 years ok où Horsford\u2019s Acid Phosphate km Nervous Dyspepsia, .BR, 8.McCombs, Philadelphia, Pa., says: * 1 bave used it in nervous dyspe with guccess, It is a good Dervous, tonic.\u201d An elderly minister à! à social party-whore the young people were ¢ snolog.De Ing \u20ac asked if he dauced, replied, \"No, ain not educated at that end.\u201d Any one can take Carter's Little Liver Pills.they are so very small, No trouble to swallow.No palo or griping alter taking, Advice to Mothers.Me.Winslow's soothing syrup gh hould al ways be used for an teething.200i hes the child, softens the gus, Zane all paln, cures wind colic and lg the bust remedy for diarrhea.25 conte a hottie Bpocial Notice.Personal Gaoorge Legault, of Taysid can heartily rocomme Yellow nts the best rellever of rheuwatio à his father and mother having suffered for years with rheumatisin, And remedies failed except Yellow Oil Becond-Hand Pianos.A large stock of good second-band pianos for sale or to renk Apply to Now York Piano Co., 225 bt.James street.1193 says ke The London Itruatrated Newe of August 14th, In commenting on thy e aile ut tho Colonial Exhibition says wi Canadian pianos: | That tl he excellence \u201ctbe instruments shown do one ance especially, that of Mason & Risob\u2014is evi- denoe aliky of the skill and enterprise of the manufacturer and of tha critical requirements of adian purchasers.If is not merely that any performance upon them sufficiently indieates their excellence to at- track large crowds of the publie around à be stall in the central gallery.The p have, in acdltion, been carefully axatbinod by' some of the most competent critics in this counts , and not only has emphatic praise bee; A the gentlemen upon the fhetramen but many Instances great surprise bas expressed that pianos of Canadian make should prove themselves superior - in respeot of tous uality to those ol English manufactur George J.3beppard, No.ua st Catherine street, is agent for this, the | ng p lang of the Dominion.118 2 Beautiful American pianos in fide wood and walnut ino eatin) 4 , 85 low as the cheapest, Canadisg pianos,\u201d Apply to N, Y.Piano Co, 228 and | Yu SL James st.+19 3 High class Pianos, Concert and Parior Grands aud new Mahogany upright Pianos from Miller, of Bostun, are on saleat Lindsay's, 2270 8t Catherine street.The Miller Piunos are cousidered the leading instruments of tbe present day.119-2 Second-Hand Pianos Wanted, Wa are prepared to allow full value for second-hand pianos, either for cash or in exchange for new.Apply to N, Y, Plano Co., 298 St James street, agents for \"Weber, Decker, Dunham, Vose and Hale New York and Boston planoa, 119 3 CROMPTON'S CORALINE only wear longer than any others, but you can depend upon the size being as stamped on the corsets.83-2aw CORSETS not American Pianos.We are selling fine Rosewood New York | Pianos folly warranted for five years, at less price i than is asked for the cheap Canadian Piao Call and see them at our store, ow Fork Piano Co.Je 298 8t James sireot Overworked.\u201cMy husband strained himself with overwork, causing u large swelling in the groin.He suffered great agony, whieh doctors failed to relieve; he could Bot ¢ eat nor Sleep.BBB vickly\" cured him.He ne never had such quick relief in bis le Extract from a le:ter from Mre.George Bosk, Cuokaviile, Ont.Weber Pianos, Several Beautiful Cabinet Waber Planos just received by the New York Plano Co, are attracting attention from our young musical peopie.For a wadding presen: the | 'Wever Upright is the general avorite, 3 The Cheapest [GE RIRE In the City ! B10.OO Will purchase a Porcelain Lined ELECTRO-PLATED ICE PITCHER FULL SIZE, at R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 1678 and 1680 Notre D se n otre Dame 119» C LEARING SALE wont FE 107 Fr OR GARDENERS \u2014 CAN have stable manure fres, by applying CANIN MCDOW de OO .| We (REFRIGI BY BUYING i caxit IMITATION.25Q CASES APANESE GOOD! OF GENUINE HINESE Goon, At Lowest Possible Prices! \u2014\u2014 * x0 AMBIVE.We have extended our agencies to Tokio, Yokohama, Kioto, Ozaka, Nagasakie, Hong Kong, Oanton, and are still working = EASTWARD! \u2014\u2014i0: Handle Nothing hut Genuine Goods.< NO FOUL INITATIONS! \u2014_\u2014\u2014()\u2014\u2014 We purchase for European and American Houses, which enables us to buy aheaper than any other Eastern hause.ICHI BAN is not limited to MONTREAL ONLY.JS A2AT OL Dames, LOVELL\u2019S MONTREAL DIRECTORY / FOR 1887-88.\u201cJOHN LOVELL & BON.Mobtront May 211887.Publishers.A 119 8 SEE ICHI BAN WINDOW.1909 ROYAL IRISH LINEN NOTE PAPER & ENVELOPES Put wp ln! Boxes at 250, BISHOP'S, 167 & 169 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL GREAT SALE Hi DAN.Te : 12059 GRATEFUL-COMFORTING EPPS\u2019 COCOA BREAN AST.\u201cBy a thorough know! ations of fron oo n Jue properties of w iL vided our breal Gone x \u201c delicà Hong ne pros ER padi HA Bon dreds of of su are ourgaires ve woil rates Tah pore.Tho i D Kooy of iaws sh on ann En tion, and eb Of quai y'houris pa ony oto weer HE pose of Fraser ER nay Montreal qe art GET SALE aT ICHI BAN.COTE ST.ANTOINE.* TPendors FLL be poglve Ived y the undersigned up to MONDA 887, for the carry- ne out of hy mpro vemen nts to b toalfe (Avenue in the Municipality, Sesord- cifications od by the L'an lan dt to Vo.seen at the office of the unci ECO The highost or any tender not necessarily opt CHAS.A.HANSON, Bec.-Treasurer, | 1188048 178 St.James street, Montreal.(CLEARING SALE i\u201d sout THAN.ERATORS.LE and RETAIL Complete stock of the following aor known, NORTH STAR KIMBALI°S8, 5 SOE; OM 97 vÉ Was Se, Slate, Metal and Gravel Roofer, Dealer in Roofing 783 Æ 785 cæAÏGS REET, Montreal.C D.EDWARDS & BON HAVE RE moved 1 chetiera nt, 119 2 0.8 i row Promises are ready.ARKET GARDENERS HAVING N first-class produce can sell 1t for cash ronge atevard cars À any morning.° 18 Bena QALE JAPANESE GOODS roBt BAN.120*2 ERRY Landing), bas removed to 62 * ANT 15 R.flan of Coteau all Terrace.| ASTORFLTID (Registered A Deltght- toily refreshing pr prepar ation for the hair.he scsip heaiths, prevenia note tes The goin.A perteo Drap, de oi pls i pturet, prs M rreses Main niet re we > GALS JAPAN ESE \u2018GOODS Ghoul Id g: nad dally.EE THE ublishors earnestly request those who take an i Re the Aires ry.an are en 8 aNd business Sei, to at heir ofise 29 i treet, and ase the proof Last on the Zo ay, in erder to their fin 4 nus AND cosTLx COLLECTION a SITE 3 w end * ay \u2014OOMRRISING\u2014 Porgelain,\u2019 Banus; Ivory, B ameéls, i) i ork T (duiés De 8 ui 5 Ha Sale IT 1192 TTRAOTIVE SALE OF Ammar ves | Bubscribors wil poll at Nos $837 pad 133 Noe Darn singer, PROMS.WEDNESDAY MORNING.MAY 3$TH.consi t of F rm.,f oaci ment, of Furniture.for impodiste Pi inut Ch cle ne, ans 5 En LE ther-Dové Ted Dis pole i Lounges, al in 04.Di oh \u2014ALSO\u2014 \u201cBy order, and for dofsorn of whom it may New Axminster, Is and goin ite Bruseg Ha out shoe\u201d nu rs, Lage Curtains, nh i wi Da said &c.& No resarva, thé Bale at PEN joRs 5 op, : pe! 119 2 {J ASTERN RUGS.\u201cThe subscribers will sell at the store lately ocoupied by Mr.Adam Darling, No.201} tt.James Street, MONDAY AFTERNQON.MAY 80TH, À consignment of Bugs and Carpets from Turkey, Persia and India, Antique and Modern.h Catalogues are now being prepared.Particulars Wednesday.M.HIOKS.Jp CO, Anationeers.Thomas Ji Posters Salas.\u2014 \u201cCARGO SALE! LEMONS AND ORANGES.SES, SRE EL Br, 9 67 Eepionmeblo MONDAY, MTR MAY, At 2 @'glock.Catalogues are being printed.THUS, J, POTTER, 1192 _119 6 Austioneer.\u20ac \u201cHAMBL Y\u2014DBLIGHFFUL BRICK » Cottage with Gur far sale.rod Go kA ar ruts Troe Shrubs, outbuildincs, plent Fuos, # POTTER.eto.Pusturdse for 1196 ee William H.Arnton\u2019s Sales.ASL SAAN LAA 7 D ot WALUABLE LAW LIBRARY.The undersigned.= Twill sell un his reoms, AME, @I AHVHEPAT, 64h May {he Valuable Law ?Yr Teen \u2018Estate Ramea, C Ta SALE AT UE ENE a TWO Q'OLOCK a =.ARNON, \"COCKLE'S ANTIFL:LIQUE PILLS.Tha Great English Medicine, ory PURELY VCIETABLE INGREDIENTS, AND WITHOUT MERCURY.USED BY THE ENGLISH PEOPLE FOR OVER EA BoLp BY ALL DayoaseTe.WHOLESALE EVANS SONS & MASON, LTD.MONTREAL.GG\" UINE GOODS YoHI BAN * 120°9 LAWN 1ENNIS.Just Reecived Another Bupply of Ayres\u2019 Undersewn Champion Balls, Price 63.60 Per Dozen.\u2014 A LARGE BUPPLY OF® Racquets, Nets and other Requisites.Send for Price Lists to P.HL AVRES' CANADIAN AGENTS, R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 110% ( EXUINE GOODS ICHI BAN.| ni 5000 TO BE SOLD yi LAT WHOLESALE Also a lot of PARABOLS 0.very low prices.Umbrellas Repaired and Me-corered THP DOMINIOY VEBRNIEA awe 434 CRAIG STREET.noxt door to the Canade *2sodtf Truss Factory.: SLATGHTER P1 PRIOUS 16H BAN.120%2 Montreal to Liverpool.he Steam able Canopus,\u201d Lochead, ister, will sail\u2019 ons a tbo x iverpool direct; has oxvellent ons Re saloon nnd vend rooms ar very little motion 1s fait, the x at tion bein perfect in all wenthers.For particulars an rato of passage, apply to » SIDEY, 1175 209 Commisstoners street.W.B.DAVIDSON & SONS Will opon thoir new and magnifcent store pith a Jarre, cpnservator, attached, on Tues.ay A h, 8 Victorin Ba.an neh 1756 Noire Damo st.Will always bavo on hand Bedding, Green-houso, Ornamental Plants.Rustic Work Hanging Baskets.Fresh cut Flowers received daily from our extensive Cohservatories at Cote Bt, ul and Bouquets, Wreathes, Crosses and of every description madéto order.Shortest ngtige, QUAUGHTER PRI PRICES \u2014 AT ICHL BAN.1205 _\u2014\u2014 as es sat NARD.QUWDEY, RYAL rer EE AGE ND \"COMMIBSION M A L AT\u2014 Personal attention given to valuations and } \u20ac BAN, sppralsements.Office 260 Bt, James treet, J \u2018aoëx +2009 À near MoGQill atraas.0 Lost \u2019 par WH Lirgs\u2019s Sal Hales.271 ST rn A pp IMPORTANT SALE JE Greene of five productive properties, AY ORDER OF FREVILLE MARIN BANE, On MONDAY, Who SAL Diy of May, Joss, In our Roopa, Ho.44 8h, James street.Nos.478 675: 477 Bt.Laprouce street AD SPA to 80716 St.Dominique street.Renn Saya ane grid The Si Ae ne serein 6 Bite Thebes Pnrislihs ars Bo BOHOL op\u201d on His on oh aire ble} es À property \u2018on tie M ' 8 wren t.Thr ay toe 383, ood hoe a Lo di fre ah ver.brioced and 8 Stone Foundutio sin Ts Glas.2100 jor prin loc 6 II ber un nym, Lo Tole wh it WB ep din des wali RL din UF sham ds Li pias ob ond 643.844 BL eh, Blofe jatiou Bite Jor axes.oct ou te t fron cpy an , with sème frontaye era ee sk ities perfect.de m to bui: td 11 La BRousen \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Nog.Tes, A Dominion st.Fwo Btory spd one- ri £ne Fol Eotidin x ot mn @ fÉroo J'obamos aa wLoio rented spall 0 tar Pâte por par ÿ bar eg Tvenmar for à \u2014 10] nee, 198.178, bf er: 182, 15 Gi said) Mie i Remain ted, ba sol HLL ST Sale ut TEN clock, Ï \u2014o\u2014 à PAREFF B595- Auctlensers.A 3 18 Thomson a Ga Nains LIANT AA Am SALE oe BOOKS, BY CATA\" \u201che un igned wiil sell ir 3 \"Hi va ea de on 9 thelr Booms, Wednesday, the Neth tnst, at ae the contents of two Jr ant Frs etre 186.188, 190 H Po Par Wall Franek Doras de en i | and Titles eR Felt ¢ ais, felch be à a Wilson'd 'Paies of the B logues rendy a few days bofore sale.174 J, 6.FH GO: Auctioneers, i int Hardware, |, Important Sale of th Tho entire Btoet of Hardware Lelong! nah & Co, r brea, x 341, 248 91.JAMES vi.PLOY Piles, Cabi Dipotoni TE qu, er Bones Voor Wei Rgers hi Cogan Upboiser a ibye, Hemp, es in Tota Co the trade né hi families, Bale es THUKSDAY, 88h Inst.ab 10 \"clock.a.8 THOMSON & CO, 118 Auctioneers.ALE OF HOUSEHOLD, FUBNITURE, SAMÉS BOBRET.Hooms, 241 £ 03 8 a 27th Inst.) at 0.90 p.m.d ad Sets, ureaus.Armes Blieto Vas af uphoards, Bt fie A ory enti pddie le, 20:00 really good Japan And Bigok J.8.THOMSON & CO, t A.A.Mareotte % Co\u2019se Bales, BROKERS MED PLEDGE E ie have rene d inetruotions From , aetis .8 9! oer Lk SOS RUE Cy lt Urs aed jai efaasicd atohes, Chat pwel Sllecy 0 of afro i rats ais io time of sale.1188 u 8 ore.Benzing & & Barsalou\u201d s Sales.WINS NNN The Subscribers will sell at thelr rooms, Nos.86 and 88 Bt.Feior strest, wholesale stock of DRY GOODS, oe keneral Stock.suited to tbe PY NREDEEMED PLED Share a fe \"p rh on foi i Lo A Sd oe ROUTTE & EOREMENT.QALE OF \"DRE GOODS.vw anna, sath sar Next Bumme nsist- ing pring 12 ted Dry Goods.0 ences.assorted Canadian Manufactured 8 5 casos assorted Canadian Tweed.The balance of a Tholosale stock of 6: jor Ready Made Clot hing, cot gonsintinæ \u20ac 2 A Coats, Pants, Vests fs all wood condition and a recent and A large lot lot of LINEN @ acops, consi nsisting 0 Linens, Bleached and Un blonckor Damesks, Lowel 8, Napkins, Doylies, Table Clothes, LIXEWISE A oonsicnment of Hat Ornaments and F overs.Twe cal t exhibit A guantity © ations ry.Envelopes, Twine, t Terms liberal.Bale out ae Agi yy & BARSALOU, 119 2 Auotionesrs, W.E.Shaw\u2019s Sales B' W.BE.8HAW, AUCTIONEER-.THE next general sale of household furniture, carjets gud general affects, pianos, eto, at my rooms, James rtreet, Friday next, the Teh inst.ai 10 Goloek.Consignments can be sent in up tothe Lour of sale.W.E.SMAW, 119 4 Auetionser.BS ANKHUPT STOCK FINE GOLD AND Silver Watches, Diamond and other tfnäs, fire-proof safe by Goidie & MaeCullooh, at my rooms, St James street, Thurday Afteracon Next, the B8th Inst.Particulurs Wednesday.W.KE.SHAW, 1198 Auctioneer.FE R SALE\u2014ON FRIDAY WELT THE \u2018 27th just at 2 Fi at Ww Shaw's t , red iris Sof tor 1 8 Months ond and 1 dog 8 rs old, pe Ot the very urest Irish blood CARE.This is a rare a ance for sportsmen to prosure us good dog chen, 119 2 26 Prizz Mass AWARDED TO J.#8 FRY & RONS.MANUFACTURERS oF CHoOOLATES & Cocoa By special appointment to the Quesn and Prince of Whales.ABK YOUR GROCER FOR FRY'S CHOOOLATES, FRY'S HOMEOPATHIC COOOA.Best in the World.For sale by avery ficet-olass retatior À o Brick i t 1 Haha GF GPR & 1300 = ET frern ud Y.vemiax, ke, Woo Th (Le Cole oo Ee ns Ro.» \u2018A ous.» DAX 05 TRE meas a.à 1 pp4 mechantop) ; ; \u2019 es she ES.ee {Tuo Ottawa River again.- { WEL Queen's Birthday EXCURSIONS 0 OFTAW TTB, 1 Rte at 2 AR XLR ta ke LL 81.00 EXCURSION T0 CARILLON $1.00 Bteamer rep OF WALES.\u201d +54 Ralinus ul Day Trip ! Io Lome by the Ba Rapids £3.43 wag.Lehi 1a AFZERN 008 TRIPS.{ Through Lake m1.Mauss > Bown nouer Bieamer FRYIMORGS vi 2 pt t.Gabi ur A mow with hteamer.Round a ST.ANNE'S by 1.50 .by steamer.Bound Trip py , ein relarplng SHOOT APIDS Laechlne: TEED Trip.Sate § p.m.train $ to Tickets at B t street Wig Bol Ho ol anti se J we \u201cEP 119 3 HERD.Ba azn.Queen's Birthday! mars 30) Lee For a pleasant outing kon the Queen's Birthday MISSISQUOI PARK, HIGHQA SPKXINGS.VT, There yen will And pure air, grand ai fi som ih $5 mie » Lapal Ba B any 3s Shs Hie the i bination of, frassy lewbs, grand eld elm er tara n Leh ing 18 bapt on M ters.+ fonte nd To el i sioner t Ë tot RSR otre & .the er iH jé Sher are a free oF I will lenve Bonaventure Station at Piakets for the Ronnd Trip» wit} he SLY Wa Ered at Cal tral far 1 NDSOR HOTEL No baiter way MAY Vian te go pnd a Crickat Hat lon tpi v8, Chambly) a a a rity el AHBLY CANTON ER Sh RL Var ont B y oF at ds no La its water).Fe te Wk Epo \u201c|OTTERBURN PARK.FRounsiow 3YY, P.A, Eos?Exp 3 wi.onisr CEUROR.rem Suripear e6in Moy 1587.PES rs 2 th vos = Te oF 1 had BE i oa) in Shs urs » w.w, SR aaptions Le \u201cre an OPENING GAME MONTREAL (Champions) vr.RELA WRIOK, SHAMROCN Lac: GRouNDs, SATH MAY, QUEEX a BI\" MDAY- Bhamgock Rroks Admit Hyldora Ball faced 8.80, ADMISSION AS TISUAL W.GERAGHTY, Hon, 8ec.M.L, 0.Bn.LENNEN, Ho Bea.8B.L.GC 118 8 §ouooL EXAMINATIONS FOB THE TITLE OF ASSOCIATE IN ABIB \u2014\u2014 i rose Ezaminations \u2018will eld in t Win beginnio a Mai hs Forms of application.and ali other Information, may be obtained of the underuigned.WO.BATNES, _.113Tcod Roar.tary, DIVIDEND No.18: NOTICE 18 HERED IVEN that a a dend ot 8 the urrent on the bald up: ap canital or has this is , and ?Tate wili bo peal\u201d 4 Theo ce of Dea otary-Traus.urer, tance frvier stsoat, Montreal 0 pend iter à Bons Slit od from the 20th to the 30th inst, both days inclusive.wa EX.GA EL Montreal, 13th May.1657, he eme THE RINK is now.Toady f for omaation, Ap rit te will ba r BY 8.Jor en al Ro?DEPARTMENT.li Zora s Sup > ted the Git dr \u201ccri ur Te Te in ory ota.tho Let Jane for uf of the works sequired br ihe oe he and 1 uote ly\u201d © HE toe Rprad-niions 8 and forms 9 Cf 2 3 16h other with lox 125205 fn of nt 4 a! bot Format OR con apofioati sation nits tae office of the none Dead ed, in The Hoad committée tes as the, right to reject the lowest or any tet Carb Stone, Flagstone, Hadaveaius - -xo4 Crossings} Laying Leno Werk.By order, PERCIVAL w.STÉTLOMGNR, City Survoyor.Montrosl May PCR 1887.} 1193 NOTICE: Notirs is heroby ven that a quarterly dividend of two por cent.(3 p.c,) for he tiires months ending the 31st May instant, lias | buen declared upon the paid p capital stock THE MONTREAL COTTON COMPANY, B and ptet, thé the fame w vs li be?payable le Fu que Monday.the en day of June nox! xt By order of the Bosrd, For tho Montreal Cutton Oo.+.W.HOWARD, Recratarve Tronsuraig _Montrenl, May 35rd, 1837.22153.2 6 LE ICAL BAN w, oy - M] menu | 740 07 eC DIONIC SUPPLIES | mr \u2018earapaR| sm Third Edition; THE ONLY ONE.i an cng TA WUTY th xian san BPE a 08% - .* By Garry W, French, Jarre _ ARRAN BALI pal O'BRIEN 'S HAMILTON VISIT.CHATTER E57 tConpntdh - > .POP SVN ; { tes at Ros ADS 8 LP Eu - Preparations fer his Beayption\u2014 Ne Dis.| ; Y 5 \u201cÀ STORES OPEN WOMIGHT muni 11 older.dnd Qures , NS on EADY : : y turbanee Expected, \u201cAh, yes!\u201d sald Ardavau with an in.CARSLEY'8 COLUMN.- 660,000.La.TRMERWGERLOO.| GOLD EE, ks 4 rn on | erties iF nares ar a ot the nt on \u2019 8 .y À nt.May 98.\u2014 am ost forgotten it.havea sas how ee the .30a of Ret .CRREALING.brangh of the Irish National Longue \u2018were oop but never in this world am I able to \u2018: : ! ASD Liat worth ef Dry w|Ma Fey divided jn ovinlon # week of 60 A&0 AAtO forget that for à moment.Veril ice anome Bosded Doi- 00%: #56 to keep up the exclioment, wo y or| the propristy of inviting Mr.O'Brien and sometimes think her almost : an A Suare P will offer thropghowt the season framen- to ER Th Not à Liquid, Sauf Mr, Klibride to this Shy oe then, how- nn ha pit hid ELE auroselved b7 lastotengnes die bargaine ip all departments: A ), Fi i has pen pr Fouder, Freelf adie ever, there ls mo amoi the nuisance.She is in Furope now M In our Dross Goods Department we are fren + ppormbare, 8 sud ai Fo po nt] Le held in the studying, I suppose, though WILSON \u2014 Or.1th Cassie offers pl ge now pelling ny at excepilquallr low pricess OF Odors, Emerald Beneficial Hall yesterday afternoon Ma | ; te & Rds A A Phe , Wo aro polling Ponble Width NE Co 1s Into.ga postril oh 8 ui | Teka Gad Wiss: a Sete nn.uy lotsa fe, wor: oe.and apes.oy sax | EL NC és to to Take arraugements for bis reception I cannot imagine, for she kn there ms was 3.7 very large stiendancn, Phe more now than the sages, Bhe knows : Hh lock: detre TS did ine of Ghaok and Striped Ail-wool PECNIO YUPPIAES OF AL KANDS.Eresidons, Mr, dames ons co By Socupled the everything but how to keep men frois AS French tiorges at 350, worth 660: all other Whole Rogat Chicken (Onelda) Your correspondent subsequently aecer- falling in love with her; and I have bad le, Jacket and Dol- fod tained that League coided to \u201cai CATR EA ts ho Shoted ais | noo eaualy casas.oseions Diioigh, vor] FOREIGN TRIB UTES elo.no yumesesets paradsy in sui | 10 WANS Journey al the Fay fo Fores Ba, - moducad brite next week.PRINT & MUSLIN DEPARTMENT: Whole Boneless Cooked Hamme, nection with the affair, The visi-|t0 rid her of some pestilential mon + Pi Coenod eme TO THE MEBITS OF Jere will arrive dd tha 3.55 train from ster, who thought he had discoversd rivi +) opine ol alla an à eng rit bo\" tagelved Oy the what it was to love, and was determined Le set Borel | Lapins region Toakoj Say.ue a Doun roro andy al who our Fi mb SAE Hasse] (ANADIAN MANUFACTURES, learing sale of now 5.5.Every oyal hotel The focating tonight will be to force her to let him try the experi.OP ere, pe | RL SANE LL banane ov Érae nd Drae Male Pains Pompes Ou 55 Flin ah FILES | mnt thr cas, ud ron ho ong Si of es ares a TT mi and atylish, but very chesp.PA AAR Winn & CO.; mies ovaliste.but ab presant it Is hard ba could endure it.She has à benatif ood.A: gD, Gt tie late John Mo - ] Good English Prints.wl new designs, - BESULYS FROM THE COLINDERIES sy, 88 Some ome poole à arg of the opinion the d face, and money enough to buy the Lead.Glen ; prices 106, 126, 150, 160, 170 and 200.oTREALINE.AND OTHER EXHIBITIONS, thoie opposed ia the 0 \u2018Brion movement wil Good English Mustins, nice patterns, Nzcmasasr REQUISITES FOR Prowtd HAWPERS.et up a PG monsiration sites Mr.O'Brien whole of Bagdad with her income.She hes Syudy, the Ind dust Geo.PARASOLS prices only To, 10a 120, Lôc, 20\u20ac and 260.: A FEW PINTS OF CHOICE WiNES.2 OWEN Med ARVEY k SON, § gone from the Sity and Dass resolutions laughs at me because I keep on paint- Atkinson.Funetal fro } Se Charles PABASOLS A large ptock of pli makes of White Fino Champagnes of auy Bebablo Brand.0 n op Caterrh.are of the opinion that some extremists wil ing in this dull town and will Dorromae streot, on \u2018Wesdar, néf.& PARASOLS Muslins, prices from 10c up.The market is now pretty well supplied with Established In 1843, for the lat 1 % v greate a row it they aot the chance, which, not stay in Europe and help her an ABASOLS Booteh iu avery quailty, oll blkh clues qualitios né Oldest a1 LAR pgs however, will be guarded against.Mr.AIPFIN-to hig city.fy 31 Ano Hawkey, DA ASOLS mou iat 80 suitable (or @ Tho Eyer Popular Porpmery.Fur aifure ue n'ulasturece And Pésisr ANUS OUNSE oh CRE O'Brien \u2018will be prosented with aa addrese Spend her gold.But she is a true fi un vue on Pucaday qe from, hep late PARASOLS Mourning Dress as & Scoteh Gingham and Tho i of ¢ pla ous.gor ror.every it at the station upon his arrival.th Sho ts.pure h as the angels Cambie: Spitons wil acest this 1otima: PARASOLS 88 we ure ehowing an immense assortment T atest Poe Moot & gon * White oe mo FANCY FURNITURE, THE COKECION BILL.tore e go od.od 1 eaven ; we.Hom.PARAROLS at from 186 to 50¢, we ask youto paythis The Pont Cr , \u201cPerrier Jouet.\u201d maine 2 Room.Parlor, Library and Urgency 1 Likely to bo Moved After the Re- or à m ear aid passion.; DAVIS this olty, My 3 2 hil fi oseph PARASOLS department a visit.The American avorites, Mupm\u2019s \u201cExtra 22 ra Er of \u2018Chamber Furniture.a \u2014Laord Salisbury Defends his less voice of Ardavan trembléd.Taking N Dayia you esta son aah fd Bonrie ta À In ourdup staite departments we are offer Dry\u201d and Gordo vpécialt \u2014 with the finest nad most \u2018expousire Policy.ad t £ the sile that coal \u201c77 Davie ace mokhhe.Munoral PARABOLS bargal or Always 8 Siauderd.the Widow Clieauot\u201d of Ch r than ev {SPROTAY, TO THE STAR] vantage of the silence that could last a.indy Eee act .PABASOLS na bargains ta &e.&c FRASER.VIGER & CO.Ki eape a er! Lonpos, May 21\u2014The Daiky News be- but an instant, Osgood repeated, \u2014 Li A aap once.13 Is PARASOLS Mantles, Jersoys and Jorsoy Jachots.CEREALINE.ns lire 8 Coaches, P erambalators, J P f 0 | À | J p R N 0 $ ALE loves that after the bi tun, Focoss, he £\u2018But, sir, I should, rather die tn Bag- ine Matra! goer: cogs oll the newest styles and all Parasols and Umbrellas, Ladles\u2019 Bummer \u2019 e LS Eimary, ehe cheaper styles of fies veautution declaring hat Lhe state of public 42d than leave it without my sister.I EF Hospital May at Mount Skirts and Cotton Underolothing, Boling medals aod dipig: ICES LOW ENOUGH TO business is urgent, relying for precedent will pay vou ten times what all your ple.Hoya Gometory.Hie ig ds A pdrsinives are .at B.CARSLEY'R.Children\u2019s Dresses, &o., &o.FOR SUMMER DRINKS! a cafe distinctive resognl rom th PB OW ENO upon Mr.Gladstone s resslution of February, tures cost, if I kill Sir Edgar; but I pre.ora eg to attend wthou her notice.We wish to call special attention to a The Uæht Wines of Germanyare unsurpassed.paris Bal Indian » \u2014 1881, ælving the Speaker unusual power JONES\u2014In this ety onthe © 23nd nets Matilda ro asola made to order to euit all cos- line of Obildren\u2019s Pinatores and Obtldren's SPARKLING HOCKS plan, and the Late at S u it Everv bod Y.over debate.Mr.Gladstone, however, ea fer to stay.\u201d \u2018 Patri ARSLEY\" PABELING MO E Colonial Exbibitions, 8 the News, stipulated the aguiescence o a Aly eurvin, FBrlen.Aged ver hr hrustand's a à 0 * Drosses which wo are selliag vory cheap.' STILL.BOOK ne.da eee OP DE \"1800 Majority ot three Lo one, which it is imposat- Axdavan smiled.His proudly ourving racidence, 38 Bleurssireel.à Fyondav.ibe Parasols with Lace Flounces the Pinafores are 13e, 166, 20¢, 40a.450.and 5 Ae.From the Belgian da were presented with 9 Ladies Genuine Ame rioas Kid bats: ble to obtaln now, when tbe ciroumetances lips Were even prouder when he smiled.2ith inst.at § o'clox m.fond Fi the Dresses are only 80c.600 and 756.Our stock of German Wines, although at giver medal an snd diploma for dal aod oxhibit of Boots rked Button are quite aiffarent, lreland being quiet and \u201cI do not sell my pictures for more 8 Tease accept this \u2018timation without at 8.CARSLEYS.Come carly for these lines us thoy are the moment very Hght.we trust will carry us for qur ro, and 8 \"ake story 6 reel coercion unneeded, » said he.\u201cIf I ther notice.Las £ through until the arrival of the (or que eX bo prboisterr Gaods 0; Metanee a a» Lord Salisbury made a speech last even.than they are wort,\u201d said he.RENNEDY-O A (Bugs jet Gea.oFrrgsor in Plein Colors, Stripes and selling fast.PL Cross Line.aren .prosentod und Colonia) B smi cad \u201calnio- RY u's log in vblob he defended 3% Government's did, Zobeido would buy them all, and © ° en 0 mel ur painter, snd bolove, Wits of Saonze Kon® at8.CARBSLEYS.BE A ny \u2018avons AT a OUR Separzbor, ° PRES Rigg Go omission ere.aad AC more vale $3.00 TER 31.75 Bi.on the ground thet it oe a whola keep me in Europe.\u201d Then he added, ody, aged 1 yess s ) months sed 5 days.the | t, best and tot Pope à AFTOOTR D are uable resognition of th ao of our exhibit ?Pebi le 0, for | toned ana Session to pass such a measure.When he more sternly than he had spoken before: Funeral il take plsce from tor late resi- For eue rE.Dan Stason\u201d and OHN URPHY & £0.8, Sparkling Moselle La 2 nd quadit trom the Art Critics of the London S| oc?wales 850 wag young, Coercion Bills were introduced + h 96 Lagaucbetere stroet a Monday, assortment in es\u2019 Misses, an J M C parking Bock.Ehrenbreiiaisi y Maker.tho most aoknowledgod authority o to ots {gis 144 BUT a young, (oer re 1 have told the American dootor once tery.Siclonds BE ives will lags ac Children's Parasols, 8 CARSLEY'.Sparkling Hock, 1st & 20d quailty.\"eh matters in London.The Nov.number wed Low 2 4h | I toe, morbiaz a Teodor then wh such ifs that his safety and mine depended on cont this intimation 118 3 Foe in at prices 1361 & 1783 NOTRE DAMEST.#7 FRASER, ViGER À Co.of 1866, alvo contafu ofa one sf altering note stats ed and Gou- sa.50 ebould not Le snousl.Now, bowaver, the pis silence uf on a Subject avout which \u2014 214, at L wil, Mary nrasels in er largest f È The foll 3 0 à case was different.The process had become he seems determined to talk, LALOND On tho zie, ri WY daughter Parasop io ail Sin 165.107, 108, 111 ST.PETER ST.: CEREALINE.fete from he ao ot Nov.evi 2x ad Semuise Preach Ki , ution, Boots, so difficult thal the Government was uu- caravan I offer.While we have n gf Ed, Lalonde, aced] year ands me et 3.CARSLEY'S.Terma Cash, and only One Price.BUMMER DRINKS, \u201cIt Is exceedingly rare to find Engilsh four Late Sept Prenoh Kid Butioned Viilog to repeat it.The advantages which talking they have been makin Fuasgal from Longueuil to C.P.R.to Ot- g ot very \u201cCLUB\u201d Gane nals noticing the manu£sotures ol ë a 32.25, and 82.75 abn Sac ould obtain by wicidiag and I hear it now in the court cow i = 0.\u201d » GHARET = \" Any form and certainly unusu at à spec & pd M AQU AN At Marramogo > May 18, HALF-MOURNING DRESS GOUDS as Shen don ad Pi Fe ET Distorial Miustraiion should be made and {n- e Lac Boots .séwed.81.50 & $1.75 not compensate for the \u2018demorslization of | 88 just entered, Instantly be on Sa Bri got, wife Tone Mo i, Foars.= : ta, serted in the reading columns of sugh a or ia ts, \u2018Same sci soles and Purliamentary institutions, way to amaçus, you are wise, BAPPLE=In this city on Sund y May 22.BALEF-MOURNING DRESS GOODS x WEDDINC i landing 500 cas es GOQD 8 OUND us the Cabinet Muker and Art rnisher, ps , ne\u201d \u201celit red REINE $1.50 TE The leader is already instructed, and Laura K Eole 5 y ani beloved daghtar of HALF-MOURNING DRESS GOODS _\u2014_ \u2014 a oF Claret Cup.& 00 and 33.2 var fat Coli ad an muds furniture of eh, at the ico sata asbed puit NOTES FROM OITAWA.will guide you well.You may trust \" Fhomna ons Mas mnths and HALF-MOURNING DRESS GOODS AND © at Cader cation itly sory Roed Tg de nos ota: sll i oie 8175 Knights of Labor\u2014The Disallowance Ques.Wilh Yored dearest, Ri wae TH 3 RR GONDE £ = remember and le 8 - sme an pon hsm oi BALEMOTINNG puissoons B SIRT HDAY GIFTS!|FRASER, VIGER & C0, | ionisation pitt ue hil tang gy Ie CCE eg ie Ri eg the 65th year of his aze.Funral from HALF-MOURNING DRESS GOODS Brass Tables, Brass Parlor Lamps, Fire FAMILY GROCERS, nal mentioned we din Modabver 2 ant toe w Husted ont 750 ISPECIAL TO THE STAR) the city gate you will meet two or : His la ta residence, to Emmanuel Gureh, on ; Berooms, Gongs.Ave Pottery, Upcra = this city has been 50 favored\u2014a drawing room caps, \u2019 y Orrawa, May 2l.\u2014The plumbers, tin.Upon the left hand side.to th atin m.promuotly Friends HALP-MOURNING PRESS GOODS Ginsses, Fans, Dressing Onses.WINE MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, junirand centre table, of which the ave eut Remember the number and address is smiths and steamfitters of Pa is aby have elcome,\u2019 and if one ronly * Welcome ra se accept thi; is à int mation.Somalns HALF-MOURNING DRESS GOODS suverplaced Wars, heat English aud Ameri: ITALIAN WARENOUSE, ie a fac -similo, Pole fa fnotod for arabes \u2019 formed themselves into a branch of the jou take him with you to Damacus, ' : -MOU ans a vr on and pralse.able is made o T 0 Knights of Labor.Many Catholics me bac e Ergokira to for interment, Kindly om gere A MOUENING pe Goons NEW GOODE! (mé ¥ CHOICE PATTERNS! 199 St.James Street.earvisg, the\u2019 lak.simiiagiy* roted os W.R.H MPSON S, now Joining the order.\u201d ol perme Ardavan hi, By! Anker me meth scooN-~a; ous, Got, eyes or BEL MoUNING piesa oom 20% Lou prices: LE seu MERE (00-MoGILL ST.\u2014100 fi it tow ii, ps, Commun fs Eom that J Less yf BPATES\u2014AS Sp John.N.B, May19, Mrs.A full PRR roneh h fo mar WHOLESALE AXD AND BETAIL.TF WHITE HOUSE, 2266 ST CATHE- very nf Won a or meom aioe a wold Directly Opwesite 8¢ Ana's Market Ste Than lu Colegrepéing to Premier Norquay | Tlie gentle ost gyacetul Ardavas John Bpates, yadre.woeds un Siting fo ack, rine st, keep the following lines of tHE 8.ated.formed part Messra.MoGar- 18011 isallowa ot thought that seamed Suddenly to have become ad in- ERT \\d, N.S.Mails, Mary rey and and 4 Black a its WATSON & & PELTON 8 Mascots\u201d and \u201cXo 203.Lranch | Soe Paras ormad part of X a suob extreme action would be taken, but : STUBB At At Pegrid d.ia ry Bag.\u201cBestricer Common Sopacs Venus.ey's large exhibit, which, Che Tal explicable fury.Osgood rails e of R tubberl.56 rors, Solid Checks roxga On Thompson \u201cpo; and \u201cXJ Prompt Av Coratine.\u201d roceiv severai other Sulociums fron bo now that the Canadian Pacific Railway |; bled bef hi - à cle ai Re {mported r Summer w 58 Bt.suipice street, Asp ke.\u201d \u201ciily.\u201d Also Nursing corsels Led and Canadian newspapers ie pet policy bas been resolved on, it is likely, a TOM ore him.a.The Weather.at 8.OABSLEY'S.hdres Soviet wadsis 0teod rer &lish and Canady bors under) th th o al Cabinet it said to-day, that Ine hand on a des ate | astro to io pions : | mimosa \" ; er bhoir homos as.Well a8 osent vi condor de question 88 SUSE spoken In spits of ai danger vies Wud: is Br Thundrstarms.More pew Black Beaded Grenadine spacimens of similar o chairs in varlous styles This mostfatal disease of Infancy, \u201cRow regulations for, She stration of But thedark-skinned artist smiled \u2018 & Banmsson's taudard , of cove ey are in short examples of mail matter between the Maritime Prov- ag though he had only been running into \u2026.ors aaa: La der: Mas 07 3, mine 818.CABSLEY'S.hy glass frat yours and YEE P REVENTED, inces and the United States ara now being some odd ecstacy over one of hishorribie 5 hv date Last year: MAZ.5 min, seen vor dn | in their spl ; formed, to go into operation on June 15th.idals He pointed toward the door à 9.8 29.88: > Rk Mesars.sache hoartil y son: CONTROLLED, Out of Lhe first thirty-two names on the slender finger, u on which a diamon ; Boromayer, ¥ readings to-day: a.m BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH .Moser 31:6 gt the, \"the, 3 spool pros ipen d CURED b list of possible men for the Wimbledon tesm, flashed.Be said, in a voice that was BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH = glyen to oir good 8 EE v an y Colonel Bacon says that twelve pare Ts almost as soft asa woman's: \u201cIn the B 7H in.51.; art man tares on Thao hor HEN Bandes Men 7 BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH fantio and upon the honor conforre nounced thelr Insbllity Lo go Lo Engl ball the servant is waiting who isd cu BRUssELs, May 28.a meeting of the \"1,ike one waking from,a dream, De Appointments this Eveming | BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH Bouse by such complimentary not! cos a from the street.Follow her Aca t Muysle\u2014\"Ruddygore.\" ; ; U 9 rein instance LABOR TROUBLES IN BELGIUM.court.And pow, farewell forovert 6 Thontre Boral -\u2018* À Cold ee ed BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA OLOTH B © I = SEA.B RO >.Lau Pres Pro Lilo diforont Boman.Tiras Te A General Strike Probable\u2014Troops Asked unless by chance \u201cwe meet in somer = me BLAOK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH Ebblons are woll kn Pie Bain fur at Cuarleroi\u2014A Sentinal Threas- where in this (rackless de that miam : : 4 BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH cel vod so ion oT est overs 15a enod and One Man Killed.call the world.WES ELI, BLACK FRE NCH HENRIETTA CLOTH Stores will be OPEN TO-MORR ROW, Ft on; during (be the past forty Tours dre Farolan.wo.Sloper workingmen's party was heid hore yester- Carleton found himself alone.How, Photographie ut te, Btanley , BLACK NOH HENRIETTA CLOTH À y Concentrated Stan.avelopers, Dry, Plates, Ack Th FRENCH HENRIETTA LoTR Tuesday, Queen\u2019 S$ ls Birthday.| \u2018 n future \u201cDominlo on and Foreign.we wili day.Many of the delegates were not ! da had vanished itized 1 0 1 strik es 4 said Lhe.where, and when Ardavan vanished, A hua 5 Sper, de BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH , uoio A.\u2018PERMANENT EXHIBITION TE a aToant if a majority 20 53 decid: he gould not, fell, He was almost tempt- Voscons Lrec to.Amatours pushasing BLACK FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTH - 4 Sat was resoived to hold daily dome ed to think it allamyth.Yet he cer cutis from us.YM.NOPMAN &8ON.1g our Lar; est and, Finest Styles and quality tions in favor of universal suffrage, an tho tain] y stood in the sam¢ wo! mu ovened a full line ot New Black Fapiitors the DE one a on ott Pas been succes] tn Buntredsof cases wher grantipg où Iaation Porat no ?Bodie.SULLIVAN & GILBERT'S OPER Henrietta Oiath, summer welzhta.Boar prepared food med for participation In the riote of Be o stopped for a moment to wonderif -Wool and silk Yarps, 45 inches wide, 1 Our new Cass nger Elevator will not only FOR INFANTS, 18 6.a* final meeting of the delegates w avan had really been there at all, : a a $1.16 \u2019 be found a convenience but a luxury to con~ of of aay age, t may be used wi confidence, sam be held to-day, when the question of a gen- Ax if he were not still wait for him ; .at 8.CARBLEY\u2019S.- ° # Joy cus customers to any of our six flats of Bhow ee substitute NVA ers milk, logs seis a Chart she pope eral Lore an er some hallucination of the poison\u2019 Co ue | , FOR INVALIDS, obeide\u2019s tomb, or Incense re.Vocal and Piano Scores, Lirettos OUR GRAND DISPLAY OF IMPORTED Tolophone No.38.Bo ft e à portot Kutreat fn either chronic or acute Remora atrike was Dr tors battory of Zobeide\" Lomb, Or the lr ope a and Dance Music wiack Grapes in all qualities, makes and .a s Di Péyéidans aod mother moe leu and voile IS of artillery.Three men threatened ascents.door.The stood there wi a ti 8 CARSLEY.: ow EN McGARV EY & SON, most palatable, nourishing an Seouoniea © 1 Foods.nel at the ale hone office in Moos yesterday.ering lamp.He wondered MAY BE OBTAINED AT-\u2014 | he sentinel fired, killing one of the men.left the doorsince he had e , r : | 150 Meals for an tft for $1.00.lowed her to the court.T Jeptere Poros and bined gl ned Bonar TAPESTRY CARPETS Su I) | | | e | Mii 11 | e | à 1849, 1851 & 1853 | Basti pazpazzD.At Drogsts\u20142c, 500, 8 ran SUTRA._THHONE wo two ladon mules were there.One horas Musio Stores., © TAPESTRY CARPETS 8 Notre Dame St.Montreal, send for valusbie Circulars and Pamphlets.Pres.Prince\u2014The Anglo Turkish Coaven.was mounted by bee nd a pales TAPESTRY CARPETS tion\u2014A New Loan, waited for him.The third pe 118t2eod [\u2018 3] Waurs & Bromaznsoy Co., Montreal.but held by the leader.He looked RT it TAPESTRY CARPKTS COME ONE! COME ALL, AND SEE THE LATEST NOVELTIES IMPORTED FROM [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Da shment.He mounted.wonder.Angle-Canadio Muse Tiers |.MEME LONDON, PARIS AND NEW YORK TES OUR $450 SELE-WINDING WATOH EEE ie ae Pere EU de Ed bo peter TAPESTRY CARPETS \u2014\u2014 IN i ls B lala, Pod Css the Povors to the two mules guided by servants, 18 A RELIABLE TIMEKEEPER.n Buig a Dame & Can liste for the Bulgarian Tbrone ust beyond the gate, upon, que loft R U D D I GC Oo RI E, oo TAPESTRY CARPETS .d H B F Our $20 oo s Gold Watch has beautifa ty vas pr BD EC to suit the Sobranje.h h t Libretto, 25¢ «- TAPESTRY A Tri mme ats an d on nets, lowe rs, ongraved bl \u2018case, Slom-wluding, an t convention between Great gars ÿ tho wayside, Leanirig fr from Se good \u2018par, d Gold Britain Turkey has been sizned, Itis horse, Dr.Carleton, in a low ton ou Fone yap, Strona Sol reported he convention provides for uo to the êwo tue warchword Ardayan Our Gold Cases ado in Canada, thereby vacu ven him.\u2018Welcome to yo re saving 28 Der cont.va ve The Porte asks the consent of the Powers give of the two.Dr.Car ou, 1 p RUDDIGQRE, | = isa cin Feathers, Ornaments and Trimming.7 _Allthel t ities § lor] : , RUDDICORE, | (HSV fSERBEEAT coos THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU T0 SES IN CANADA | R.HEMSLEY, |fisd Fi Wii 8) foul hehe ies R U D D i GO RE 8 CARSLEY.ALSO, CALL AND SEE OU ! 2011 Notre Dame Street, 2011.THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.ed d back, nd they todo a : Le CHAPTER XXV.OUR To-morrow being Her Majesty's Birthday, ht the brother and sister, with Waits, 000 = ame Carpe FL | tu cd Tic 10 ETS 000, |=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014|e cm eqenme RUDDICORE, | 12 Ettme ame eme try Hate ai 25 x Trimmed Rates 91.50, LORS ou DE T0 ign ht 20 Bre on EC mater res An ni a Pace Brad om fe eek] Ee eel PST Quen EY wey SE RUDDICO R E, Yery Bost 5-Frame Brussels Carpets $1.10 .THESE GOODS ARE CAUSING QUITE A STIR IN THE CITY.Vout pe du Dare so obtain good [SPECIAL TO THE STAR Ing 11 the eo ed at comparative.bencath thelr horses: feet.er oo rille, 40c Very Best § frame Drussels Carpets $1.10 \"hs Borariment's is personally attended by y pOur May y x 33-\u2014~The resignation ff , Aile cost: Ia red cod are rode silently and swiftly Lfore ond teed Very Best 5- me Brussels Carpets 31.10 - I eut.-Governo Asson, Oo score 0 - n the first p 0s, 2 u ares + Mag be obtained pt Dear, Bring Vors Best 5-Frame Brussois Carpets $1.10 afer sia de eat and complets comort healt, Is officially announced his morning ed to ail pointe à ibe C.F.& avd TF I.Their horses followed thee acer withouf chers and Hardy e Musio Stores.Very Best 5-Frams Brussels Carpets $1.10 Only y tho best matesials used.Satisfaction by tue Cr Chronicle Said tune So anor will 1 lees TS ra, | À bens South Faut.higher, and its white light silvered th Awozo.Caxapzan Musts PUBLISHERS\u2019 Aso- Very Bost 5-Frame Brussels Car pots 81.10 pred ©.J.GRENIER, tro yeaa ln cone.Strangely enough.both ern\u2019 Railway would be enjoyabl visiting sand, then it sank slowly, lower and oration, TORONTO.1504 Very Best 5-Frame Brussels Carpets $1.10 ) geo & 591 Dorchester Street.between Si the Chronicle and L'Électeur advocate the Brome Lake Mount Johnson or Cham bly, lower, and the shadows ¢ C toward Very Best 5-Frame Brussels Carpets $1.10 i |) Lawrence and 8t Urbain Streets, appointment of an English-speaking suc- and the special excursion rate of a sing the eastern horizon, growing lo Y, \u2019 diteod cessor, and L'Élecieur saysthe two English fare to goon the 34 24(b and return on the 25th longer till they disappearsd; and .BRUSH ES ONL The stock of Brussels Carpets is very 235 and 237 St.Lawrence Street.names generally suggested for the office are has been A visi Chambly stars in the peerless Diao blacks Manufactured and sold at factory prices oladiag ai x the latest ovation in % A ; > ; \u20ac TRE\u2019 ' theses od de M other Tamor ton soul be d r mide 10,0 the ci shone without tremor or twin WILLIAM M.ULLEY, au and 0 order fo mat ch; als also, a special no OPER TO-MORROW, QUEEN 3 BIRTHDAY, B | CYC | S.bas © and Hon, the appointment of an English- patch an river, \u201cTue trip ot the East End through the clear, dry aff, They 68 Breuay ST.\\ ABOVE LAOAUCHETIERE sa oper ¥y&i o WANTED-\u2014Dressinakers and Millinors.Apply at once, BOISSEAU BROS.\u2018 spek ng governor pos] upon, ihe Mat hodist Ch hurch, ta Oitorburn Park, Bt passed bey ond the range.o* hirough t to 5 LEY.é 4 ali upon Ro > 0, sure \u201c D ei , No connost'on with any ofer sors 004 CARS 12011 ROVER \u201d Wel nd ormed ali ticlans seem to bolleve as \u2018tho natural beauties of the Park ate little villages, new when com} ared wisn - y that Sir .Caron wi £ on\u2019s very great and large numbers are sure to e ruins, ough old when © \u2018BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT i q \\ Th SAF E T ¥.at SUCCESSOr.go.The Contral ns hante during | explorer in he Spanish, s ips, sf sighted BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ' o fastest and eas CABLE JC JOTTING! a arranged excu he first clusters o e Carr A S ure C UF @) Lors CLOTHING DEPARTMENT H E N R y B | R K S & C O vy HE vending oor.t.to Missisquot Park, which 8 well and They were beyond the barrenness about: Intendi 2 Interest Telegraphed From chnsers w would de LAH Latest He or ta of the OI ola World, A favorably known to Pleasure seekers.A Bagdad, too; and hills and ovess not.BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT del gutful da nt here on the AND THE SOONEST OVEB, FOR BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT JEWELLERS, &c., &o.) loinsvectthisnewwom Ricetottl Garibaldi has been olooted à V2 EH Lake Champiais To Et Jobng, OVOE many of, over large, pe $ TRE SPRING BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ~\u2014\u2014\u2014 INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR SPRING IMPORTATIONS POR\u2014\u2014 ; Ma any other pattern.deputy for Rome.Que, the 65 th will go, sccompaniad by their gtartled tho riders, who a not pasily : BOYS\u2019 OLOTHING DEPARTMENT .; \u2014 1150 Jo aio \u20ac County Este de par of Parlla- ns \u201cboon arranged.The regiment leaves forget their experience of the morni MANIA OF HOUSEKEEPING, BOYS OLOTHING DEPARTMENT Wed din Prese nt & & \u201cYoung Amerion\u201d \u201cPioneer\u201d & \u201cBritish.» mens for County Carlow ls dead any, the 09° M0 aS AT and révise protious * \"IS A LIBERAL DOSE OF BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT | g or S 3 C.y C.\u2014\u2014 AND A FULL 6TOOK OF \u2014\u2014 Si rates to the Cardinalate Monsignor i tase tho city on Lhe Queen's birthduy = n Pac w hocsnnds tenir to fs vont | pETETIRARA Auer cL egy TT PR MRE bok dome Za rn sano | pW TENNIS! | ore To it stad Sot SRL os Mian bal blotch ousands can \u2018tessify vost» st and prices are the lowest.GC Oo L D J E WwW E L L E R Y ~ LA N were enthusiastically received.and orn the Tan It is evident that there Bers that stopped us: was hired and curative properties.- : _ ° A D » Racquets, Bails, Nets, Markers, &c A dynamite Cartridge exploded In the are plenty of places for citizens to visit and l'headed by my husband.\u2019 S.CARSLEY: 7 CHOICE ArTIsTic Dasions.Sur Wire Gems, &c, tor SLAZ Hotel du merce, st La Louviere, get away from the nolee and heat of the She spoke the words with a low, fierce IANOS for Cash, .~t¢ 13 ~~] 1 SONS ign: Ene.makors of the Ae np France, toga ; Icjorin in colon, aud & city sad \u2018and sermons In stoges and Qrooks eagerness, as though the torture and JANOS on Instalments.er 1N8 liverware SOON COURT doctor, and oing much damage pro- eliver Navigation Company à trip can be humiliation were a penance Ble Was BOYS'COTTON WAISTS ° D TB ALLS: AssooraTion\u201d y made to Carillon and return, and the rapids almost proudly paying.IANOS to Rent, BOYS' COTTON WAISTS IN VERY LARGE VARIETY.__ FOO AND\u2018 Rooax.\u201d |A despatoh 5 Irom Berlin eave: De Mo ron.Ja the city wiil take place the Sham- \u2018I begin to understand it now,\u201d said IANOS Tuned, BOYS COTTON WAISTS FINEST ELECTRO PLATE [FE em ee Cbs Bene Pam's Throat on Saturday, Fook-Montresl lacrosse match, aod at Blue Osgood Carleton, \u201cile intended that L IANOS Repaired, BOYS' COTTON WAISTS Beautiful Designs in CHINA, BRASS WARE, MAUBLE CLOCKS, de, de.SEND FOR CATALOGUE, The T vault was ssauring, Prot Virohow Bonnets the Montreal Riding School races.should, die in that horrible tomb.\u201d He \u2019 \u2019 STS made a micrgscoplo examina and does Sm AT : _ BOYS' COTTON WAISTS WATSON & PELTON not believe She trouble 18 serious.\u2018The New Colors for Ribbons, \u201cFeathers, Ti \u201cHe thought you, were already dead\u201d : AT BOYS' COTTON WAISTS 235, 237 ST.JAMES STREET.un 58 ST.SULPIOE STREET, 0H Orown Prince has gone to l'otsdum.fastes.ate, oan be made from Diamond said Maime:\u201d for it was when bo a GEO.J.SHEPPARD'S Bots COTTON WAISTS COON FyousE HEV poses & go I An action was hold, in, Pari yeeraey| Bye, ATC Rone SCSI) hat lo some one ved hi voice only ! BOYS\u2019 2 y deput r the Seine.M.Mesurier heard and recognized his voice 2282 Bt Catherine Stree! ) DS COTTON WASTE \u2014\u2014 Jot C SUMMER SUITS CLEANED.reccived 198,297 votes and General Houjan- Colors.w his face for an Instant, and it bore : * Re ae t BOYS' COTTON W AIS \u2018wo moot the incrensed demands upon us BOT 3.U08.General Boulanger's candida: What is an eplstle?\u201d asked a Bunday that samo fearful smile.Ido not believe - - sod! on AISTS DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.ne have en larged our, facilities, and are turn.ture was illegal, His partisans insisted that gp 0) teacher of her class.\u201cTbe wile of an he knew that I saw him, or heard his BOYS' COTTON WAISTS ing out Gen Bult, ¢ Cleaned an be should stand, in order to show his popu- apostie,\u201d replied the young hopeful.voice; for he did not speak to me, and in BOYS\u2019 COTTON WAISTS EMBROIDERED AND BEADED ROBES.Much Under Price and In a Large Variety perfection.Light it Colors and, \u201cHanoy 7 Siriped larity.M.Mesurier is a Socialist.Women.with pale.colorless faces, who # moment moro ho went away.1 have USE TBE ALBERT COTS Fally assorted in all sizes and a large ot Colortngs.FAT bd fresh As now, whon not badiy LANSDOWNE DECLINES AN OFFER.140) road and disoourased, witt receive pen not seen him since.\u201d N variety of patterns, = PRINTED SATEENS faded.Dress wits.Bilk- Suits, an [EPECIAL TO THE STAR) mental and bodily vigor by using Carter's \u201cBut how did you come in the house C A R B 01 LI IC AC | D Buy them now while atock ia complete.4 - ANN.Brondeloth Ss Suits done by our ne new enol x, May 28\u2014It is rumored that Little Liver Pills.of the artist Ardavan?\u2019 asked het i 8.CARBLEY We are a'so showing a fine range of Pridtod Saraons ot à Very Superiax Make, shrink Ph phreels called tor and aptly a tole rd La Lansdow ne has declined Lord Salle- \u201cSpecial Notios, Noten brother, struggling 8 throw port fight .° A at Hal ular Prie vered to any part of the city.bury's offer © the Paris embassy in su Many corsets made of hemp cord, just, apr twenty hours, that had been bul .BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.lon to Lyons.t ff Crompton'a Uoroline 1, VEOLESALE (van eo st | HENRY MORGAN & CO.|r; on om sums a pme se do ppt re No late (ae inh To fat Sind © RICE LISTS | C ARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.CORNER AT.JAMES ST.AND VICTORIA SQUARE 5 nos \u201c_ Ousherine PRE hes glia this morning bn hor way to New stamped on each air.a Shere.(To be Contin | : ; ; ; i nes ARTE 3 wr Dnata Generous Donation, Derous tion of 830,000, J 3.Smite has cos The crus os o ot to make nip; Bug th bel .es sovcationn + work ve - nt $ ; uedited money Lo Fr for the pana, reodu foi of vous women bis desire beibg to bring within the easy reach of aif a Bight, \u20ac brietian canine Unfortunately cups at the disposal! of the trus were tnsuficlent to carry out the design tt anything like an adequate cale.That difficulty has been removed by ir Donald's gitt; the only conditions attach- hich sre that the Institute shail be \u2018within the city and wilhin ensy access of ; 1oGiil University; that its doors and fits eball be open to all Protestants, frrespective of denomination, and that if schools.\u2018The trustees have pur- based the proverty of Alex.Mitchell, at aontreal, on Simpson street.of the \u201cpealtblese and most beauti- far situations in Montreal.\u2018The In- will be opened in Beptember.ie now belong put in readiness, sud the trustees are waking arrapgemeais lor the sppointrueat of a lady principal and staff, $helr alm in these appointments being to es the highest teaching and best discip- The Institute is intended to fully equip young ladies for the teaching profession, to prepare them for the classes in the Universities superintend their work while attending college.Full provision will also be made for wuslc, drawing; modern languages, .scleucas And gymupstics.The subjects for \" entrance examination and for the curriculum ve been prepared.Information regarding these.and.tae board and tees and all other matlers connected with the Institute can be obiained by application to A.F.Riddetl.Esq.Bosretary, St.John street, Montreal thé chalrman, Rev.James Farclay, or the Secretary will be glad to receive applications eppo ntment on thestafï or for admis- D ol puvile.It has been decided to take a dmited number of day pupils.No girl can recelved under fourteen years of age.Lhe Institate will supply, a long felt want, and will make the educational {adder for ladies complete.A ado w grate THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE.Che Date for Montreul's Celebration Changed to the 21st June\u2014Ten Thousand Dollars for the Imperial Institute Faund-\u2014Mtiitary Meview, Ilu- Mmiustions and Bonfires, Ata meeting of the Queen's Jubilee celebra- Jon Committee this morning, Mayor Abbott residing, it was decided in view ot the Local .pres Ju» action In fixing the 21st of June as the date of celubration that the Committee should recommend tho City Coun- to -recopsider the motion selacting the Bt of! July and proclaim the 21st June instead.The Committee also decided to recommend thal the event should de celebrated by a grand military review and parade, general rlrumination ol the city ip the evening, that the city should contribute $10,000 towards the Imperial and Colonial Institute Fund, and that 40 address coaveying Lhe congratu- tions of the citizens should be prepared add transmitted to the Queen previous lo Te 21st of June.It was prupôsed that a communication should be sent to the Gov- eroment ang military authorities requesting that à military demonstration should made worthy of the city, and that the © and review shoul be accompanied a feu de Joie 9 of allarms.A circular will issued to all the leacing commercial apd other tostitutions asking them to join in the llumination, and the Mayor will issue & proclamation requesting all oitizens Le 20-operate.The ay butldings the com- Lee Propose to 1lluminate on a grand to have a display of fireworks Fv) Boufires on Mount Royal - GETTING TO WUREK.a, onstruction Committee pointed by he ss Les dui erintend oy a aing \u2018 e Flood Protection Works.Pha Flood Committee met this morning at Es City XH all, Mayor Ab Abbott pregidiog.A of the proposed permanent dye from @ tail race to Victoria bridge Was laid on è table, and an informal discussion took ace.Ald.Grenier moved that a committee mposed Di Ald.molle, Broioatal \u2018Archi- bal Donovan, Hamelin etontaine and Greaier, should be appointed to proceed at once with the construction of the Smporary bi and the permanent embankment at bt-Ubaries with full wer to act in the matter.In answer {o Ald.White, Ald.Grenterexplainea that taie \u20ac Coustruction Committee should be in thie same position -A# the other c.vic commitiess, and report to Cpaneil from time to time.Donovan asked whether the work would be doue by contract or day work.d.Laurent sald that his opinion was yn should be done by day work, but Aid.Wilson hought that the contract system he cheapest in the long run.Hol Laurens said this would ne a detail for thé committee to settle.Ald.Grenier's motion was then carried, and it was decided to report progiess Lo the Council meeting this afiernoon.: Pa The Irish Agitator.meeting was held yesterday afternoon Io he Land League rooms, to provide for a éastisfactory recaplion to Mr.O\u2019Brien on bis arrival The officers and a delegation from © Irish societies were present.rt kA Gis oran, who presided, baving explained 6 objects of the meeting, added that it was desirable that the city o! Montreal | above protest against the conduct of those, ; by riotous conduct in the west had out- te the name of Canada.A large commit- ; wus then appointed.It was arranged that each Irish society should be present band and torches and that the proces.SB ehould eke the following route: Notie ks, down MoCord, along Ottawa, up Cols ) along William and up Inspector to boillez square, where the graud stand \u2018will be erected and Mr.O'Brien will speak.Mr.B.Coniey, of St Patrick's society, will aot as marstal on the \u2018occasion.It is -ex- KS that delegations from Ottewa and will be present.A committee was Seah to take up sabecriptions, and $100 \u2018was subscribed by those present.The Battered Purilist, ' tches from Ottawa this morn» \u2018stated that it'was rumored there that Harry # Gflmore, the pugllist.who was worsted in the fight with Hawkins last week, was dead.ep) mor appears to be groundless as the \u2018riends à in this city say that \u2018Harry\u2019 is re perating at Syracuse, N.Y., and that a i fateer from him this morning says he is a pearly himself and Will soon be \u2018ready for business sal 6 dit thé High Constable mus! beso mistaken in taking down ole $138 A8 amongst those present, We a in this manner been led into publish: Tue his name./ ; The Jesuits and Laval ° Ati rumored that Mgr.Hamel is on bis to Ottawa for he purpose of urging the fovance by the Governor-General-in- Jesuits Bill of incorporation.\u201c1 nod that he will received the pport of the Hon.Mr.Chapleau.Laval a erslty, il Ls said, desire Lo contract a loan $750,000 from the Suipicians of Montreal of tho Jesuits estates is settled so as to be in a posliion to commence immediately the construction of the branch here, but that the Jesuits bill bas become law 0 Sulpiclans refuse to make the loan.An closiastical authority, however, says that the reason of the retusal which may be made public at a subsequent Church Parades.Thos -Pifth Battalion, under command ot ; marched Lo the Gesu yes- torday to attond High Mass After Mass through Bleury, Sherbrooke FA t.Denis streets, headed by their 0 hé M.G.A.two hundred and fifty strong, à -chureh parade to St.Paul's church day afternoon when Rev.Mr.Barclay, havlaia to the brigade, preached an appropriate sermon, in which he recalled tho fact tat 16 was just Lwo years that day since @ brivade arrived in Winnipeg.At the : oss of the service the National Anthem va aus and the regiment marched back Jothe armory.Music nt Viger Gardeo.n air concert of the season vite act vou last night at Viger Garden Ny .Srrty-Fitth band, under Prof.Lnvigne.\\ The gurden was crowded and the ee {ha lute lads à pour all occu ele: su- ! \u2014 tothe surroundings.THE Fos IND im TBE FT -Poiuters For the the Minister of- Marine Some Fo >= Balises and Buoys ented, The general impression preyails among the pilots on the river between 0 apd, Moutreal, that the placiny of the buoys, ote 4 ifs not being aocompliahed as rapidly es i ould be.Pilot J.Chandonnet reported on Saturday | that there were no \u201cbalises\u201d on the pile of rocks known as the Islet-a-Mayrand, near the Richelieu, and which at low water serves \u2018as à bearing for the pilots.to steer by.There were Bo buoys at the Bature Lagorgendière and the Batwe Cadieuz, while at Cap La Roohe there were only Lwo and another was required.lt was bere that the steammeblp \u201cUtiawa\u2019 came to grief some Years Buoys were also wanted at the Car do la Madeleine and at the Pouller-à-Gagnon, below Longueuil.The two black buoys seen in rounding No.3 lightship are too small.A STAR reporter was told by Mr.Jos.Lavelle, Superintendent of Pilots, that be was having the buoys put down as quickly as possible, but that the only steamboat he had f for that purpose was being used by Mr.L.Scott.putiinæ the channel in Srder polos, À telegrain was received from Mr.Scott this morning stating that he had placed a red buoy at lsiet-a-Mayrand and another near the No.3 lightship., The Ca de la Madeleine buoy was to be placed tor da Th he pilots also state that the painting of certain houses on the hanks ot the river as marks, should tie resumed, as it was done under the old Trinity House.They also say that certain parts of the old channel are being neglected by tne Harbor mmissioner- under pretexi of their not belpg used.Augustin Naud, who bas navi- æaled the St Lawrence for 48 years, says that the buoys ln those parts of the uld channel should be kept in place, as the smaller cralt would use the old channel, leaving the new one for the large vesseis.me shouid be lost in getting the Coutrecceur channel for the large ocean vessels, tn shape as the water is falling very rapidly now.An Important Point Decided, Chief Justice Dorion this morning gave judgment in the case of Govetle vs.the Queen, the full court Justices Baby, Tessier Cross and Churob, conourring.The © upnol- laut was some time ago condemned at Beau.harpois to be imprisoned tor rape for the terw of fourteen years.A writ of error was moved for on the ground that the presiding judge.had omitted part of the customary ormula hefore passing sentence, '1'be pri- souer had uot been asked if he bad anytbing to say why the sentence should not ed upon him.The Chief Justice cited numerous cases, and ve judgment that the writ of error should e main ained.Two courses remained for the writ\u2014either to order the pr 1soner to be produced and pronounce sen- nee {rst supplying the omission, or to send him back to the original courl in order that the requirements of the law might be Somplied w th.The detision was that the dealt with, and the court would remind the judge there that the prisoner had been for fourteen mouths illegally imprisoned.Mr.Maocpherson\u2019s Disappearance.On Tuesday, the 17th instant, Mr.W.A, Macpherson left the Royal Insurance office, in which he has been employed some 13 years past, and since then no reliable trace can be round of him.Although lor days his friends have tricd in every Possible way to £et à ciue, none has been covered.He was not in any financial need, and Mr.T'atley, General Agent of the Royal, says his accounts appear all-right It is greatly leared some accident may have befallen bim or that he may bave been the victim of foul play, as it was known that he often had considerable sums of money about bim.Mr.Macpherson was about 28 years of age, although looking younger, Slight figure, about 5 feet, 8 inches tall, brown %air and moustache.obably dressed im check suit and black ielt hat Any information or clue to his whereabouts since 17th inst.will be gladly recelved by Messrs.Hubbard & Denne, City Agents, Royal Insurance ces lu4 St.Francois Xavier street, or at his lodgings, 6 Beaver Hall Square.Lunatics At Large.The police were informed on Saturday that three inmates of the Longue Puinte Asylum were al large.Shortly after, an appajentiv gentlemanly man came to the station with another man, who was evidently insane, and asked to have him recommitted to the asylum.* He is our baker, and we can\u2019t do without him.He is a good-natured fellow, and will go along if 1 get more haip, but tire other man, Robinson, is dangerous ; I can\u2019t Lake him, you must help me.\u201d And thus he prattied on until it became clear to the sergeant that Lhe captor was as insane as the captive.He took both back to the asytum.The third man has also re- tur: lo + \u201cWe are the Cablnet.\u201d \u201cNo, sir, I am not going out of the Cabinet.What an idea! who told you that?Don\u2019t you know that we are the Cabinet!\u201d was the re-ponse of the people\u2019 8 Jimmy Saturday to à STAR reporter\u2019s query.\u201cMercier sticks to bis friends, and don't youforgetit.Why, sir, did I imagine tor a moment that he didn't want me in his Cabinet I would resign at once.But Marcier doesn\u2019t go back upon his friends, and 1am going to remain where ! am\u201d SPORTS AND PASTIMES, 3 The Montreal Baseball League series opens une The Wontroa Bi.Olub had a run to Lachine on Saturua.The Ontar ig Lacrosse team has won the first match previous to the above, resulting overwhelmingly in favor of the Montreals.In the baseball match potween the Beavers ant: Ottawa College team at Ottawa, the score was Ottawa College 26, Beavers 5.The Beavers will have to work m o Montreal and.\"Mein College baseball teams played a practice game on Saturday, the score Leinz Montreal 29, McGill 26, There must have been heavy batting or poor fleld- ing\u2014perhaps both.t is time the Montreal Lacrosse Club had secured their grounds in order to practise.They ought to \u201cpurchase rounds, and leave somo of the payments to be made by future players.Some of the Woulthy ¢ citizens wou d probably agree to make payments of certain sums annually for a number of years in order to assist the clu The football match on Saturday bstween the Britannias and Montreals resulted in an absolute victory for the Brits, the match ending in their favor by n score of 11 points to nothing, The Rev.James Barclay acted as referee, For the Brits, Arnton, Ross, White- law and Barr Ty did excellently, and the playing of the whole team was oapital.For the Montreais, A.J.Campbell and Abbott deserve especial mention, \u2018he Shamrocks and Montreals play an exhibition game to-morrow afternoon on the Shamrock grounds.The Shamrock team will be chosen from the following: Prior, Cregan, O'Reilly, Ahern, Levine, arry, Canadien Honsey.Daley, Ryan, Me rrphy, Hart nn Hinphy.The \u201cMontreal n ayers will be Pat- térson, Elliott.Cameron, Sheppard, MeNango- tor, Geraghty, Grant, Miebaud, Hodgson, Aird, and 1wo others not yet selected, he exbibition game between tho Montreal junjor and Shamrock juniors on the Shamrock grounds on Saturday wasalmost entirely in favor of the latter club, who won the first.second and fourth games in 18, § and 10 minutes rospectivaly, the Montrealers taking the third in about ten minutes, The teams were as published In Satnrduy\u2019s STAR, eight of the Shamrocks being new men and all showing un extremely well, Brophy and Tansey excelline themselves.For the Montrealers Cook.Virtue and Hamilton did itd well.\u201cPERSO N AL.(Bishop Grandin, of St.Albert, has arrived 8 Hon.Alex, Mackenzie is visiting Mr.Boyd Caldwell at Lanark.Sir Alexa ner, r Campbell is in Quebeo having arrived ançouver.Mr.E.ne Mills has returned to tho city efter an absence of gome years in the Southern State: Judge Chanveau, of Quebeo, Mr.Palletiar, editor of La./ustice.and Mr.Foster, ot Knowl- ton, are at the Hall Sir Leonard and Lady Tilley are the nests of Hon, G.A, Kirk kpatrick at \u201cKingston.SThey will remain for several days.Hon.Mr.Mercier left Quebec faturda Afternoon on a two weeks\u2019 tour through Cunada and the United States, Rev.J.A.Birrell, of Howiek, Scotland, as- fisted Rev, Dr.Smyth in his services yoster- day evening in Calvin Proshrterian Church.Sic John and Lady Macdonald will visit England\u2019 about the middie of July.Lady Macddnald foes to the Restigouûche next month for saimon fishing.The portraits presented to Rev.Fathers Dowd and Toupin during the jutiice celobra- tions, were the uift of amd presented by Mr.Notman, of Bleury street.Miss Jonnie McGarry has returned to the Oity after à most succasaîni season in Ontario.he Hamilton Spectaior snys if all elocutionists wore ag talented, as charming, and as well prepared for thelr work ns Miss MeCarry, elocutionary recituis would be more attractive and popular.The Beaver Lige 8S.\u201cThanemors,\u201d from | front 2 1, à Fame Point inward at] M Wilson & 4 eu je Sr Nfl, Va Tp JOHN \\ or \u201c Mover,\u201d LR: etl EE \u2018on ° Saturday n th ooner \u201c put bed Bn.bot ki The Srisooner : bad sixtoon | be oman other eleven ware by the crew of the ! Plover\u201d with great atffioulty.capt JOTTINGS FROM OTTAWA Charles Tupper\u2014The C, P.XB.to 80 Into the Milltog Buslness\u2014 Grand T: ' ht & the North.Wass Premiers Moliday\u2014 Inde: » PETAL To THE STAR.OTTAWA, May 23\u2014It is reported here, although the statement is not contirmed, that Sie Charles Tupper, who went to New York week, will also visit Washington ona ks mission in connection with the Fisheries difficulty.Sir George Stephen has informed western M.Ps.that the Canadian Pacific Rallway has resolved to go inte the grain handling business itself, und will compete with the Ogilvies and orhpr extensive North-West rmulers.The C.P.B.will regard their competitors as friendiy rivals.Mills will be established at Keawatin and East Winnipeg.Thus grain milled there will necessarily go East via the C.P.R.Bir George Stephen aleo said that one hundred miles of the Manitoba apd South Western will be built within twelve, mouths.is 18 in pursuance of the C.P.R.\u2019s De home to bulla feeders to the main line.An exoursion of Jocal Irishmen will take place to Montreal to hear Wm.O'Brien on Thursday.Lord Lansdowne returns here the same day.It is rumored here that the Grand Trunk plane are working successfully to tap the orth-West trade of the Canadian Pacific Railway, that the charter now talked ot to the Mauitoba boundary from Winnipeg, to be granted by the Manitoba Legislature, though ostensibly in the interest of! the Northern Pacific, is really being obtained b the Grand Trunk, The latter road wiil secure, it is alleged, by the Bault Ste.Marie Branch, a direct line to Winnipeg, and it is asserted that amicable pooling arrap mente will be made between the Northern Pacitic and the Grand Trunk Railway for freight by a line through Northern Michigan.Sir John Macdonald has not yet decided where be will spend his vacation this summer, He may goto England if he can Ret away for the length of time necessary, o he may take a trip to British Cou Ole Lady Macdonald will go to Banff Springs, Where à cottage is now being erected for the accommodation of herself and daughter, at present at the Springs.It is rumored that an informal discussion took place lately with a view to find out how members would support a proposition to increase tho sessional indemnity trom one to two thousand dollars.Some of the members wore opposed to the ideg, and It was dropped.MEMBERS AT CHURCH.Special Jubilee Service for Members of the ouse of Commons at Westminster.LoNDON, May 23.Four hundred members of the House of Commons attended a jubiles service yesterday at St.Margaret's Church, Westininater.Speaker Peel, Mr.Gladstone, Mr.W.H.Smith, Lord Hartington and Mr.Goschen wero Ziven the seats of honor.United States Minister Phelps stood at the foot ot the pulpit.The choral service was conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishon of York, the Dean of Westminster and Archdeacon Farrar, the hymns beiug composed especially for the occasion.The Bishop of Ripon preached the sermon, taking the text from Psalms 137, verse 5.The bishop glorilied the Victorian epoch, and urged a medium course between optim- mism, namely, reverence for ism and pessim the gifts of fe Kenius and power, PRESIDENT GREVY'S DIFFICULTY.Unable to Get Any One to Undertake the Tas of Forming a New French nistry.Paris, May 23\u2014It ls semi-officially stated that M.Rouvier declined to form a Cabinet, but, 8 at President Grevy's request, undertook to discover what combination was possible.Counting LX the Barty leaders as a result, he intormed M formation of a Cabinet was possible by con- cenirating the republican forces under the that the rection of some statesman who had been remier before.M.Clemenceau told M.Rouvier that he would not promise to support any mabloat, but was perfectly willing to tale office himself with four end new men.President Grevy still refuses to call M, Clemencwœau, although he has seen several otbérs.It is expected that the President will again ask M.deFreycinet to form a Ministry, and that the Chamber will ill adjourn for another week.AMERICAN NOTES.Telegraphio Ticks from all Parts of the United States.The Parnell branch of the Irish National | ber has invited Wm.O'Brien to visit Nashville, Tenn, The United States Express Company's stable at Jersey Oty.N was damaged by tire Testordar.1 birvy-tive horses were burned.Loss, $ It is stated aishoritatisely tbat the Scotch yacht \u201cThistle\u201d 1s owned by a syndicate of Bcotoh yachtemen, with Wm.Clark, the millionaire cotton spinner of Newark, N.J at its head.Forest fires have urned over à section of country in the vic nity of Houtsdale, Pa, five by three miles in-extent.\u2018lhe destruction of the town was threatened, but so far as known only & few houses were burned, Full details from Lake Linden, Mich., show that full two thousand people are sufferers from the Jorest fires.Johp Casey was burned to death.Marquette was visited by Leavy I rain Yesterday afternoon, but it seems to have been local, as it is reported dry and hot generally on the Feninsul SIX CHARLES TUPPER\u2019S VISIT.ISPECIAL TO THE BTAR.} WASHINGTON, May 23.\u2014It is not believed here that Sir Charles Tapper has come to Washington on an official mission.Sir Charles\u2019 visit propably relates to matters solely of a personal character.THE * CELTIC\".BRITANNIC\u201d COLLISION.Official Statement of the Loss of Life, New York, May 23.\u2014It was officially stated at the office of the White Star line this morning that, as far as known, but four of the steerage.passengers Titled in in\u2019 the collision between the \u2018 Celtic\u201d and the \u201c Britan- pie,\u201d were.burled at sea Of this number James Robinson, thirteen years old, of Fall River, and James Timberry, of Jersey city, ware known to be kijled outright.Two pag- sengers, James Greenale and Adam m Jobuson, addresses unknown, are missing, and aresup- posed to belonz to Lhe four who were burled a.bome of the passengers insist that be \u2018addition tothis number à fleshy woman, with black hair, was also killed and given a sea burial.rte mme Persons suffering from sick headache, dizziness, nausea, constipation, pain in the side, are asked to try one vial of Carter's Little Liver Pills.Special Notice.Girls\u2019 Sallor Hats.\u2014Many new lines added to our already large stock.Prices from 450 to $2.50.Call and i0spect\u2014Hrnay Moraan & Co, corner of 8t.James street and Viotoria square; 120 2 Garden tools of every dodioription, garaen hot! barrows, rubber hose, house furnish- 2 h rd ware, f 11 k L.J.- in al ull stock at J.A.Survey er's, 1688 NotreDame street.Shot Slik Parasols.\u2014To hand « Jo» 8 shipment of Shot Silk Parasols, at $ regular value 32.75 HENRY Monoss & Co.corner of St, James street anu Vigtotta square._ 120 2 CORALINE CONSETSs are made only by Tho Crompton Corse.Company, and unless so stamped are not genumé coraline; beware of imitations.83-2aw Ladies\u2019 Shade Hats\u2014 We have placed in stock a very styliah Shade Hat, worth $1.95, to ba sold at Gc each, also a fuil range a 150 each.\u2014HENRY MOEGAN & Co., coruer of St, James street and Ÿ ctoria square.120 2 Tue extensive - trade salp of teas and\u2019 enéral groceries takes placs'on Wedn: orning at HR the stores of Banker, SEERA ve alberto Ta he oe y residence of pt to Mr.Smith on orchectes Sorcery .= lined wit with rows ot Garriages,and vehicles shields, Hon.\u2018Jobn Hamilton, Hugh Lennau and A.T.Paterson.- citizens in the oor e were noticed: Sir George Steph shaw, James Linton, John Crawford, Dr.& Cantiie, L.J.Seargeant, H.oott: J.A.Theo.Lyman, H.B.stewart, E.J.Shadbolt, Hon.Henry, Starnes, James O'Brien, Thos, Chessman, J.Murray Smith, Wm.Walr, James Crathern, Caverhlil, Jackson, Rae, as .Alexander, J, F.D.Blao .F.Smith, Hon.D.acdonald, Montagu Allan, Thos.Tremble, W.J.Buchannan, employés of the Messra, J.B.Learmont, Stanley Bagz and held at Emmanuel Church.Atter the hymn the reading of sScrivture, the Rev.Dr.Cornish pronounced a brief eulogy on the deceased, pointing out that it was a matter a man of integ always shown the same generous Christian a special train was in waiting to convoy the urday, that a large consignment of fron now on the wharf here, would in quence of the new tariff be returned to Great Britain.In reply to the enquiries 9 | & STAR represeatative Mr.Jas.Da | the firm of Wm.Darling & Co., \u201cvio aot] ed, and it is useless to discuss t carried «out as fat as protectionjigiconcern- wrongs of a protective tariff, b lon is that individuals and tel Lr not dealt with as they shoul gist | he one merchant will have an prt ody another under existing orders.agent or merchant, at a price delivered here that iron would come in under the old Lorie and on the otber hand, if I had purchased ] which would Take 3 difference to me ol $9.00 per ton or $5000.00 \u2018on the sold here by an agent or merchant shall be \u201cLorman SEquanoï\u2014gaported for THE STAN 07 & Poter ses \u2018ce |Ë a LT, isL-32dir| Qu Da aa prodentats past forembst position in the bass SESE ons of the Dominion.befors two best | root in front of the fam Lo part the ast st tribute or respect te constantly arriving, bringing friends and ac J alntanoes of the banker.The luners! was fixed for two o'clock, and by that time & a ler e number of protminent citizeus had pssemn mb ied.A short service was conducted bye .Dr.Cornish in the presence of the omy and the casket, a beautiful cloth covered one, with à ew tasteful floral tributes, vas Carr hearso and the cortege proceeded on its way, Immediately after The hearse, followed the sors of the deceased and the other chief wourners, the employés of the Bank of Montreal and the general mourners, the carrluges bringing up the rear.BEARERS were Sir Donald Emit Gilbert Scott, Gea A.Drummond, Alex.Murray, E.B.Grean- ae mé Wendling iho last it oau at tho Hi James tres lle that by an English delivered an ad: © question, wt retreat PROYISIONS.IN CHICAGO Opening [Hignest- Lowest.(Closing.Amongst the large number of prominent : fogus George B.Burland, Fd.P'isoftox, M MP.George Hague, ronto; Hector Mackenzie, \"Hugh Paton, A F.Gault, Andrew Hobertson, F.W.Hen- x Howard, Thos.Workman, Hugh Mackay, James Siessor, Hugh McLennan, James {ities ie, Victor Hudon: © £ Boo Phillipe: wap, Louis Davis, Qu D.Mon nk, W.M.Famer 5.H.Ewing, William Stephen, Ww.Marling, Andrew Allan, F, Nash, Union Davidson, Henry Lyman, Capt.Shepherd.Robt, Gault, Edward Murphy, F.W.L Manager Baok of Montreal, E.B.Coulston, urnoull and a large number of the The chief mourners were the six sons of the deceased gentleman, his sons-in-law, Hemming, of Toronto.A short service was **Briet Ife 14 bere our portion,\u201d prayer and of congratulation for the community that it bad had in its midst so eminent a man, as his example was one that could not but be beneticlal to poclet y.The deceased was HY and honor, and one who would Bo Wrong to further bis own oe.The preacher aliuded to bis long acquaintance with Mr.Smithers, which dated from 1856, in the City of 8t.John, and said that he bad traits of \u2018character.The life and death of the man whose joss they all mourned today was a lesson Lo those yet remaining to lead such lives as when death called her might go calmly and contentedly to their rest.Ât the close of Dr.Cornish's address the hymn \u201cJesus, lover of my Soul.\u201d ve, sung, the preacher announcing that it this hymn the deceased caused to bo sung at his deathbed by his family.After the Benediction the \u2018cortege ed tothe Grand Trunk station w wes remains and mourners to New York.The remains will be interred In Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn I THE NEW IRON DUTIES, Poss!ble Re-Shipment of a Lar; ment, \u2014Mr, James Darling's Views of the situation.It was rumored in business circles Sat- large interests at stake, sai \u201cThe policy ot the Governmest t 1a being zi bts or pin- \u201cIt 1 had purchased 1000 pa of Iroh previous to the 13th, inst.foo Montæ that iron from a Liverpool of Glasgow | mérchant at Seng price, I would be compelled to duty under the new tariff, Th hould I be placed 1 that ns oe % y sho n that position by he Government\u201d hich simply means that my competitor, who has purehased bis iron rom au agent or merchant here, saves the difference in à duty of $9000.00 on the transaction, because the Government says that contracts made in a foreign country and put through the Customs under the old tarif, and my contract which was made with foreign merchant direct shall pay duty under tbe new tariff.\u201cThe Government should allow all existing orders previous to the 12th of May, which can be proved by affidavit, from buver and seller, to come into the country under the old rate of duty.\u201d Local Grain and Flour.English wheat markets were quiet but firm to-day.Flour here is firm, but not active, holders asking higher priges than buyers are willing to give.and the only sale reported on Change was 126 bris.oon, at $4.50, le quote: L aronts, 34 2 2 to 4 15 zehofes aperror extra $415: extra, $1 ; pala J Pnerine a, 35 se Sto 5 od: any.$3 7 80s pores ex 8 85.papers 4 45: Catan\u2019 s sion bakors 4.00: coba, de $4 35; À.do.Lo 4 UE fine.$315 to £3 20; Bladifien 200 0 800; pollards.$240to 2 £0: Y REcEIPTs.\u2014 Wheat, 26,844 bush ; peas, 6910 bash: four.2024 24 bris.: oatmeal, 188 b ris} ashes, 8 bris; exis, 820 cases: butter, 19 kegs; cheese, 184 boxes: leather.81 rolls, American and Foreign, BEBRBOHM ranorta: Jargpen cll coast: ¥ quiet, but steady; corn, n n pansage and for & ipment: Wheat o quiet, \u2018but firm; corn, dull.Arrival s off goast sfor ors: Wheat small; co! nil, markets, slendy, Farmer dolivorio of Fest en ho aies verpool: es miy eld ors ule, but steady.Bi and flour ig 5 second Despatch\u2014EngNsh country m generally ay Wheat tin Faris, 473 63 ane Belt à Marin mixed Amorican Maize.aten ter, 8 Loxpo pox \u2014Gogaals ened at 108 5-16 and\u2019 ose at 10 on money 3 Pacifio opened at 6 Tana cloned 2 Pins.\u2014Tontds \u2018boified at 80 F.52140, and- 643 closed at 80 F LIVE L (publio cable): Whoat, \u201catosèr, fair demand, offerings moderate, Cora.quiet, poor demand.New YORK J\u2014By Doran & Wright t Co, Opening.High Lowest.Closing, 62 ane 62 835% NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Report 1 Bros., 8 B Wanmis.aviser Srroat.Ma ay Bax Fokers, 09 St, 0 Ci RH L1G; C.B &Q.|.DE cone Hn N.do Prof .ure eu 5 Can.Pac.RB.Ces.(North West ! 12534124 66% do Pre! œ.11844 , | 68.Se Faut dom 83% A RY, do ref.eee ANT 4 n vere gr West in uail.| 38%; b , {Puilman Catrive nice wee 1188 vi sa West B.= dire Exchange].à doxdon \u2018Co Mrokers, Cowrt, 3 pn.Nii ag AD SEW y (srw \u2018 sh.PAT Fisted.Actas, HBevw'n.ks.unter.ne re > 22.00 23.00 23.00 6.70 8.85! 8.70 6.80 8.80 8.75 6.90 6.85 6.50 of tha Merchants Bank op olferstan 2% pork, PR os sg SorT.88%: oats, Thomas, of the Molsuns Bank: J.Yarker, of mat 36.63%, à GOLD SETS MARKED AT HALF THEIR VALUE To ba sold at the HEAP BALD Now going on at 120, DENBY GRANT & Jewellers, end Dors ete.\u201cLow PRICED WATCHES.Five Dollars will buy % Silver Cased.- Winding, Open Faced Watch.à Wato ftom gentleman can wear, being very! neat and not 3.50 will buy an American made Stem- Winder, ky Nickel Cases, a good goer, or 4.00 will buy aftem-W inding, Nickel Watch Every Wateh we sell is fully warranted.ror ties thoroughly cleaned and warranted Best Qual.Main 8prings $1.00, W.Glass 156, HENRY ROsSs, 187 Bt.Peter street, oGIBBON & MoLENNAN.BARRISTERS, ADVOCATES, &e., STANDARD BUILDING, 157 87.JAMES 8T., MONTREAL, B.D.McGrsson.boot: FRANCIS MOLENNAN.any ERSONAL\u2014JIM.street, Wednesday, 7 o'clock, CADEMY OF MUSIC, LAG AUCHELIERE Lessee and Manager «Mr.THOMAS announces the Last Week rs Sos W.Her- tain ton.Geo.Bro- Orchestra.Chorus and Scenery, in Mr.Stetson's usual complete manner.8ale o {cats now progressing at Nordheimer\u2019s, \u201cLater M.A.A.A.The Annual Spring Games SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH.Events and entries as usual.Programme later.ROBERT LLOYD, Bec.-Treas.OYAL SCOTS OF CANADA.L\u2014The Batta- ANNUAL DRIL on will parade ja Drill Order, the 26th inst, at 8 p.mummers to attend.By order, \"FRED.LYDON, Capt.& Adit.The Depot a leaving Bonaven- tat 1and 2 o'clock at Blue Bonnets for Races to-morrow.120 1 Ee Haveryou seen our Rich at J of A ARE VASES , ELEGANT FLOWER STANDS.do.BEAUTIFUL Goops AT Porurar PRICES! Colored Glass Baske' - from°35c to 500.Jubilee Fruit rr - = from 250, THE GRANDEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY.Remember, we are having a Cheap Bale.mrevRRY ARTICLE A BARGAIN.\u2014OUR ADDRESS IS\u2014 50 BEAVER HALL HILL.W.J CLARKE & 00, Importers, &e.are be boroby y notifled, to to wi EAE airy Days from.Es DOUGLAS, JANTES Qu }Exeoutiris.Per Ë 8.Ross, Agent » Montreai, May 18, 1887.OUR STORE WILL BS Closed To-morrow! It Being Queen\u2019s Birthday.JAMES A.OGILVY, 208 & 205 St.Antoine and 144, 140, \u201cHis, 1500 nuntain Streets.Telaphone No.987, , R.W.G.PARK _BEGS TO ANNUUNCE t&'his friends and customers, that ho has removed is business from 83 ST.GEURUE ST, TO% MAYOR ST, NEAR BLEUEY.He can now supply cost and wood of all kinds, RS; DR.GREEN, MESMERIO PHYSI- \u2018cian will describe all diseases when a t state, Kxamination rec, Templeton and Blanche River Phosphate and Mining Company, NOTICE.be callo 180) Per Cent.bas this day the Capital Stock of the Tem- .River Phosphate and Sort 3 the of voyable 9 sp de sert 18 Bt.exis: Street, PHILIP 8 ROSS, Botrotire Xroasdrer, NOTICE B, 908 Sherbrooke st.AlLp rior having ola! claims against the estate oti Fivle the same, duly Foy Of is date.a 12010 12011 Xo.50 Victoria street, TOR, VISI TING OR RESIDENT, } lish rature, Mathe; matics, Drvwing in all sty! an peepee water color, Hy ARSON, BY, \u20ac.Montreal, M LIFF'S SALE \u2014 ROVING TOF of Montreal.\u2014No.1900, t\u2014lame Elizaboth Webster, at oi nti ve.terga bradiey, ot ly Defend Gn the 16 Mar of the sald Defendants © M eal, will be sold by de on atl { ageing | of machine SEV PEPE a street, in the RURAL fie AILIFF'S SALE \u2014 PROVINCE \u201cOF uebec, District of Montreal\u2014No.9775 ist, 1887.lock i e fors- paitirre Ey boo, Distriak, of M Montreal\u2014No.8613.PROVINCE oF Plaintiff, va.Louis flour.0 a Bae 0 oon, à > Urbain treet, n (he Cif ve.ad Defend sadaat, ized in a Sh WERE EY \"onirea pat He io Ar TEE, = Ve joveaxrows SER CARBOLIG In highly recommended for SAJRAREE Dispensary ye sor.©.HE BRANCH-41 St, Lawronce street.117x5 PEALLOES WANT WANTED-{GOOD VEST AND da, at IRB æ ce.N, 148 St, James street, jlo 8 pe havo somo A WHOLE- fade be eave with ar r giving referen: Address, *: ET GENERAL svar.FAMILY OF no children.Apply, ¢ Motre Dame Mr A200 GENERAL SERVANT, TO G 1; ARTED-A [QOKKREFER usr Hien 2500, acourits given.Address, \u201cL 2417,\u201d Bran 0 MOST PERFECT mE by Hoi a Dr.Price's is Ao fag For Be Prices Extracts, Yasin Vanilla, onan cot deliciously.ANTED-\u2014A S000 SMART RP Dames NTELLIGENT BOY, TO ASSIST I a 12:34 st.James at.35 N ALSO avers Pa 208 RICE BAKING POWDER CO., Chic: who can our neatly! 188 U ANTED-ENGINEER TO RUN STON Aut weil recom CTION TRADE SALE BY MARCOTTE & Ecrement, one complete stock of We have received instruction from the curators to sell on Thureday, the ®8¢th May, at our rooms, 95 8ST.JAMES STREET, a whole stock of Hardware, and the balance of H.stock, consisting Wires, Hooks, and all the implements of a Hoop Bkirts manufacture, Also one large lot of Bustles, ED_BOYN.ON CIG To BOXES.WM.BECK NTED_A BARBER, AT 2300 A Catherine st.Apply, I.Marien.ANTENA CANDER AND SPINNER, N TT Appiy at once, The Lay so ge ages Co.ue No Je vame s+ NIER-STRONG LAD TO GO MESSAGES AND © bimself useful in sloce.Address in ass Sma vit 6 saying where last LL 2414, Dr 2 U'ANTED-GENFRAL SER Apply Mrs, Warden, 117 } NTED\u20144 Boop GENERAL Savane ou st, city.120% AN ot PROTESTA re BALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.MARCOTTE æ ECREMENT, A UCTION SALE ANTED\u2014A XOUTH FOR AN OFFICE, MUST dons ant, For LAUNDRY.van Aves nou TT SEVERAL hoa va uted.C.Bons, 11563 Notre Dame « REED BOY TO LEARN D x by 168 \u2014BY MARCOTTE & ECREMENT.SLA M.Liddell insolvent of the Cit] se recelvod instructions from the un- NTEB-RTICREN GIBL AT THE WINN House, 1467 Notre Dame st.Apply at once.ve \u201cone for ENGINEER rade $5.00 Friday, 27th May, At ouf rooms.95 ST.LT AMES STREET, the Thole stock of the abo Fixtures, Housghold amount of $2,848.47 Stock .eerie, : 42152.32 PANELS Haberdasheries Store urniture, etc., to JE GIRL TO EN AND ASSIST §, Willing Lo sea aide.noen or evening, 2 Beaver pit square.WV'ANTED\u2014IMMEVIATELY A maid.Heferences required.sf in lots to suit pur- EJtRont reserve.P The whole \u201cto be sold.chasors and absolutel re or eat B10 SE ANTED_GooD aBex TO Finn MAROOTTE & Bb ECREME rden, &c.must know a work-416 JAPANESE ABT SALE ERRI STREET, A GOOD Ro SE ANTEDTA LUNCH COUNTER Gum, 2 y ontrea) Indies ; ros Goh itl 0 84 the ware.Toes ation, 8 to the î doves (aa Sana) 7 Mantles, Wrps Costumes and Imans, We are now diælayig our latest Importations of BUMMER SILF AN» VELVET WRAPS SOLID JETTID SIOULDER WRAPS 8 oLID JETTEL GRETA DINESHO ULDER CAIES 4 BEAUTIFIL BADED Dorwans- HANDSOMEGRE!ADINE DOLMANS FPARISIAN PATERV DRESS COSTUMES SHAWLS, WRAPS, IAGLANS & CAPES \u201crimnings, We have, dung tho mst week, made larse additions to ou stock d' Passementeries apd Trimmings.(ur stock is now replete with everything NE7 in PASSEMENIHRIES ÆEADED FRONTS HOURAGIERS BRACES BACK JET ORNAMENT GIMPS\u201c BE:DED APRONS, ETC.IN MAGNIFCENT & MIDIUM QUALITIES.| Légget & Hamilton, 1883 & 1885 Note Dame Street.vo (Old Stand).Attention is requested to the sale of Japanese Art phiocts to be held at the store lately RAL SERVANT FOR spi da 450 LA tier 120 1 ednosd Jay and Thursday after: A Fd ni and, sellin LY Lye tables Ying, an ng go ofan Wan me Dassen, boat, Sale each day at O'CLOCK, Lames bete FOR a In order that those of our citizens whe have ci cd A Goods, servants, retardhces ARE Connors, Central Registry uitice, 1 ANTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMA ; baby 11 months oid, mnst nay om ze Lr stroe! yr world vo ALL + - M.H1CKS & ce.w ook TO ATTEND THE AUC- vie wi TO tion sale ot Handsome New Furniture 3 + Gents\u2019 Gen tee | Furnishings, find a lare _ ud | assorties Gents\u2019 Pursishings to choos from in al Gents\u2019 Parnishings the Late | ses \u201c| Gone\u2019 Furnishings Makes.Gents\u2019 Purnishings k | Gerts\u2019 Paratstings ATED So von £3 rch, od and ors Rooms.Noa\u201d Goods, at the Sub- Nos.1821 and 1828 Notre Tweeds \u201creeds Ton DAY MO G.ANTED\u2014A Nigar POICT The nicest lot of Parlor Sets and Uphol - Ch 8 Side boar pholster TR Fre am 10 1 NTED\u2014G oop GENERAL 8 a a8 been ered long time.Don\u2019t miss this sal 9 Hora Sale at Ten on M.HICKS & CO.mm GOOD BOYS va LEA EN morets oe eeeds Tweds been re- Troceds Foods movedto Tweeds Tweeds jé 1st floo a afford: hus Teed ds iif: \u201c better|7t acilitiès for sale of MAN TO our ee Ti Octorod Silk TEAS, GENERAL GROCERIES, VRE [NEDIATELY, M The following will be offered at Auction for ant of TEES, WILSON & CO, At their Warercoms, 66 8 66 ST PETER STREET.WEDNESDAY, 2 MAY INSTANT, 4,000 PACKAGES TEAS.Comprising Japans, Gun Hysons, Congous and Bien ASHERS, ALso SHIRTS.sax Wan: Da SENE RAL SFRVAS T, oxy HAT do plain cooking, Avenue, ! between St.Mark xi ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A 200] uit on table.ber y 369 3 st Ur Be & Slew\u2019 gxira À > ity BI ] pos pete riz Be por owders, Young fer 25\u20ac Laos 8 lamer Merino Dndervess, Wa ve FTRAT-C ASS BARBERS.500 Barrels Sugar, 200 Barrels Syrup, 500 Kegs Syrup, 200 Mats aud Bags Coffee, 200 Bags Bago and Taptoon, 450 Cases 100 Punchoons Molasses, 500 Boxes Starch, 500 Bags Rice, 1,000 Pockets ioe en Barrels © Wino A Touse MAN HOLDING A pres plo yr ih any PERS ANTED\u2014WORE BY THE DAY.W Berar AY.APPLE 29 \u20ac or at heres a yosag mi man id work LIRET 404 189 & 1885 NOTRE DAME ST.PECTABLE WOMAN, A Full line of onemal Groceries.Dply, 241 St.Constant st.120 2 PLAN logues are now read servant, city or country.Tass Goods.Kid Gloves.\u2019 oro.Black Dres: bosiery & Underwear.56.full shaped Lite liced our and 23¢ Lola OLD STAND v address a applica pp çatio.ABLE LERSON, Feux ANTED A.amon STOR.ir = ok, py BIC EM AN BY A Sale at DEN o\u2019clock sharp.any job in : drives or 1 1 JAMES STEWART & Cote St Antoine.FOR SALE\u2014A block of land.suitable fo: building lots.Low price to 4 prompt Jor |B VATED BY Rese aE Ee rt A latest 8 system, just re: mae bee AS GRoos SF FEE ALIEN | y AN TEDL px EE ferences.G73 iin ne st.SIMPSON, SISHED HOUSE ent od as 181 St James street.REAL ESTATE.For good investments in Hons Bail] Lots or Business Properties, call be fox J.Cradock simpson, Beal Estate Agent, 181 St.James street Be FLE A VERY FINE IMPORT i TED\u2014PUPILS BY A YOUNG Ta on rench and music Or sit às Roverness y oi ice.100M 8\u2014T0o L rise LARGE BEDR Mac Ropes -2 ee Fox rt coms \u2014 TO LET, PARI ms farnished or anfarnis! c.es Dabord st., onposite Viger r square.OOMS\u2014FURNISHED, sity st.next the Queen\u2019s OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED a » RUE BUG.Grant & son, 72 iieaver Hall, oor.roronestor ROS oRhel tal vi BE oF ry TR RATE Tu Io BOARD, TO LET, AT 340 igs or Nr PURCHASE, Pre ON E VACANT AT 58 var or 15 Bande wid 8 years ola Ad Nail, oe Bo: utreal.i ser to oe mon! 8 QT be sae; N 2478,\" ORGURUIL\u2014TO RENT-FURNISHED house, for July and August, Apply | 11 Lunn avenue, or N 24538,\" STAR meee 0 LET \u2014 FURNISHED MOUSE, Shuter street, for 3 months or Toi Applyto ki.K Thomas, 30 St, Jobn s LET AL LONGUEUIL, A as NICE PLEASANT ROOMY ITH a married couple or single gentl for light housekeeping, children, new house.2408 , TWO TENTE ROOMS, front and back par ea Tous for mr coubls or wo ladies OHS-\u2014TWO OR THREE ParcrueutR wg ows 120 ont, 0 Ei on of ane A Dah BL iN Pel Hod of LET-.AT VALOIS, COTTAGES N.EAR the station, frontii rocer a outoher, ls a per i.Poire 0 or ED HOUSE on square, cf heap for Sum- OMS\u2014N ENT fy FURNISHED, ot Roge-rom an Ew LET, AT 170 gy ron lab Ai inn Napiins, siigh y wat, 45 Childe: 8 Bot Garters.iusus roues = ae Flat he eo 2 ah Taw Siri at 41,00 nm hand, Fx.PUREE, OLLRA Mon.PR 4 Blackberry Cartinative will be Lound im dantl , or So iden sad sauités ©.Fe Cevornton æ ve.Dis, Chemists, \u2018Corner of tor Branch: Flourz ana eee oat 1375 \u201c PIANOS.Tlearance sale at A; & §, : Nordheimer's closes on Mon » | day, 28rd inst À few \u2018bargains still left.1833-00 \u2018Dame street.Da OM \u2014 ELEGANTLY # TST LARGE COMMODIOUS ous Lo cola mater.por Li extension dining room and kitohen.3 St.antoine st.well adap for bow Clotan & son, 180 MeCord st.0.LET \u2014 IN THREE RIVERS.\u201cmodorats terms, comniodious Jewellery 5 on an other enta lehimênt \u2018tn district, Address, i Hr ayan.hee fl LET\u2014BRICK HOUSE, 9 Rooms with coach-house, stables and garden, SE va En ea east end.Apply to Warten & Clement, ANTED TO RENT \u2014 FOENISHED house for the summer months, west te NU An To ferred, family ot Your.no Jaune wer ng.sia até\u2019 locality and rus.NICE esti furnished, ie for ,FAELOR or marrjod ct couvle, jis & malle dense LT.a TABLE BOARD, 5s ° stree 0OMS- NICELY FURNISHED, WITH OR wi ut board.No objection to marrjod couple., OOMS\u2014NICE ROOMS TO LIT WITH ALL MOD- orn conveniences.16 Aghner street, noar i 5 WLLL FURNISHND RE i room, hn or ith: stiting room 8 Wis oom.Gas, moderate.Tr Pilot soeurs EN ith boi: in private aa.State sow fost Too ST.CATHERINE ST.CAR.PR Li uhtain sl, preferrea.Address.*N 29 oT ix pa CHURCH, OR FROM IT TO 1813 OARD\u2014BY THE DAY OR WEEK._RMBRECHT'S CELEB WINE JUST REC Preseriptions Carefully Prepared > and at moderate Dricsa;- - - \u20ac.+.COVERNTON & ©0., Dispensing Chemists, cor.of Blotry and Dore oheste; stroota BRANCH 441 8.Le streets, Look containing 47 Lied an rewar Lx OAlD ~IN ThE VILLAGE OF Yagi LIL, r odat an farnichea rooms.15 minutes w alk trom lon, bu Rg > pen fveiing 8, for pu ng and rowing, &c ache ireutl, jo retarded by + eaving HAY 30 go! Y for particulars ti danger tr resta 1604 8e GONTAINING , PLEA Fa ar EP-FOï JUN ny dy With Lara.ph beara.Sunda Cat ee ors of the cy.Apply, TRE 2s tarn te to Pen MAR that was yu ng i i \u2018 | For COUGHE, RONCHI SEMA A iD covERNTONS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY.Price Bbc.Preparmg by ©.J.Covernton & Co.Dispen ing < memists, Cor.Mienry and Rorchoster streets._ Branch: 461 si.Lawrence street.TREAL Dany ane atthe op er bé \u201cdrerge Street and Fe Graham, resident in 8 end 10 1.Sores Airerts = EPAULETTIS Tweeds, |Tweeds Trois Ttoeeds I'veads paonrident Tweeds Tweels Tuëls Tiveeds iis sata, of Tweeds Twee is Goods, lored Dr Bika.Taffota Gl ; ee Pre BES de SEE, uality Colored and Black quality ored au Bla k ia i gas senaec ends ns \u201ci # svrence stréet.11 x5 DRAIN PIPES! A.Large Stoek of all sizes, W.McNally & Co., No.98 te 50 McG ILL, cov.Wellingte: \u2019 "]