The Montreal daily star, 25 mai 1881, mercredi 25 mai 1881

[" econ ere \"VOL .X XIIL, NO.121.Morning Telegrams.Sparks from the Telegraph.\u2018We.Forster has gone to Lraland.The Yanktonnais are on the war-path.Se laborers on the Quobec graving dock are on strike.Cosl has been discorered twenty-five miles from Emerson, Man.tween Austris and Germany.Right Hom.Ww.P.A ny Sth, the tk of ce Biguor Depre is has undertaken Sornaiag 5 mew Italian Ministry.Meveie\u2019s flour mills at Portadown, Ireland, \" havedbeen burned.loss, £30,000.Governor of the 5 Germany favars Spain's desire to extend her deminion in the direction of Morocco.The Russians have invorporated Tekke terri- tery under the military district of A daughter of Mr.D.Mackenzie was drown- - ed by the upsetting of a row boat at Sarnia.- \u2018The * Gulnars \u201d relief expedition will soon leave St.John's, Nfid,, for the Arctic regions, The business part of the village of Florence, Ont, was burned on the 24th.Los over $25,000.Secretary Blaine has gone to New York to take charge of ths fight in the Legislature against Conkling.Over four thousand immigrants landed at .Castle Garden, N.Y., within the past tweaty.four hours.* Several of the London Missionary Societr's missionaries and their wives have been massacred in New (Guinea.The astounding assertion is made by some Vienna papers that Rudolph in marrying Ste- phanic married his own sunt.The Bulgarian Gorernment has arrested ex- Minister Karavelofl, and jmed martial law in Rustchuk, Widdin Trinara.The first point to be surrender-d under the Turco-Greek Convention will be Arta, which will be handed over to Greece in three wevks.Police Sergeant Campbell is under arrest in New York for throwing red pepper in the eyes of Mrs.Fanny Motdaunt, the actress, endangering her cyesight.The Feehleys, accused of complicity in the Biddulph cragedy, have been dodaed in jail at East Saginaw, Mich., pending their examination for extradition The farmers of Central Hlinois report that winter wheat is suffering from the chinch bug sud Hessian fly.Thousands of acres are being .ploughed up to plant coru.The Danish Supreme Court has confirmed the I \u2018sentence of the death passed by the West Indian ion on 39 negroes couvicted of partici- \u201cpation in the Santa Cruz revolt.It is proposed to hold a demonstration in Hyde Park on Sunday in favor of the repeal of ; a Lao Coercion Act.Several Irish members of Par.3 ++ \u2018old Indian burying pit.52 rat &> Was ratitied by the Chamber ot Deputies yester.Hament have premised to attend.The Rev.Henry Biagiem, Vicar of St.Michael's, Hugheaden, peals for £2,000 to complete the restoration ot the parish church in tiémery of the late Karl of Besconsfield.= A couple of Taberers digging holes on Mr.Drowery's farm on the fi concosaion of à am, Unt., on Wednesday, unearthed an Fully one hundred _olrulls, bones and other portions of human re- Maine were brought to hight.The skulls are aid to have been on dergound 800 years.NARROW ESCAPE OF THE DUKE AND .DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH.:, \u2018Loxnox, May 24.\u2014The Duke and Duchess Edinburgh aarrowly escaped drowning to.at Sidmouth, a seaport town on the coast von.They inrautiously ventured out on prac and, the tide changing, were cut : from theahore They were rescued by a life Dost from a sailing ve-vel near by.THE TUNISIAN DIFFICUL TY.Theo French Protect Tnget of Atfnire-The Treniy Batime re Lowpox, May 24.\u2014It is reported that the Bey of Tunis will to Coletta, where the \u201c Gvusel transfer of the protectorate of France will be made.Turkish, English and Italian protests ape Panis, May 24.DN rdrices from Tunis repre- vent affairs as belug still wore uuscttled, the spiritual guides using endeavors to as usre they have sold Tunis te 4, franco for 1 Paris, May 24.Yo.France-Tunisitn Treaty a May 23.\u2014The Arabs attacked the \u2018s house on the Enfida estate, bud were ree by the tenants.' NEW KNIGNTS Mr.on.Brena 3.ChiefJustice Qrerzc, May 34.\u2014The Gorernor- General 4 \u201cFre-might entertained aboat thirty people ats Qtate dinner yt the Citadel, followed by a \u201cre.tion,\u201d at which there was a large attendance.amediately before fhe dimmer, at which the of Athols end tbe Marquis of Stafford Swerve present, Lard Lorne performed the «re.\u201cmory of knighting the Hos.Hector Langevin x'ayd Chief-Juatice Ritchie, of the 8 The former is made a K.C.M.G,, and latter simple Knight.Both were intro- by Sir Nurcireo Bellran and Sir Alex.pbell, as sponsors.Alpheus Todd, Libra of Parliament at Ottawa, and Dr.Dawson, # Moutreal, have each Leen appointed to-day, Hex Majeaty, C.M.G.THE EAST.Comatitattozas y= ML : OBRETARTINOFLY, May 38.\u2014The Prince of Bulgaria intrnds couvoking a great National Assembly où July 13th, He thinks the number of Ordinary of the Assembly theuld be deluded from the Assembly.éftation of a Spnate, the members to be partly ach the gen f, and all laws shall pars ugh the Senate before submission to \u201che of Deputies.The Prinos received from all parts of the principality g support.P OONSTA NTINOTLE, May 24.\u2014Mahmoud El- : tao s wealthy Jandowart mest Ralonica, hrs Je pod by » tand of brigands, and cary rm de they will hold him ransom which they _ Sultan has signed the final and formal draft of convention with Greece.Mv.Goschen Tran of the Sultan and will dine with him Lowpoxw, May 24.\u2014Lord Dufferin will leave te Y to execnte the conven- He desires the | direction erow 4rms, to the ban nished one-half and ail officials | 4 Terma Calamty | Collapse of an Excursion Steamer neat London, Oat, 175 LIVES LOST! The Result of Over-crowding | HEARTRENDING SCENES.Loxpox, Out., May 24.\u2014A frightful calamity occurred on the river this evening at six o'clock.The steamer *¢ Victoria,\u201d with over 600 excursionists on board, was returning from Spring Bank, aud wheu near the Cove Kail.wav bridge, about one mile below the city, the baat suddenly collapsed, Like an egg shell, and became a total wreck, level with the var edge.All the passengers w re instantly plung.oe the team, rare than half of\" theo being underneath the dedris.The first news which reached the city was brought by survivors whe struggled t gh the streets wet and weary.The news fell like a thuuder-bolt, and a stampede took place for the spot.Arriving here a horrible aight met the view.Some 5u or 60 bodice had already been recovered, and were lying on the green sward, some distance up the Bank.HEARTRENDING SCENES.These arriving from the city from every around, anxious to see if any of their retatives were on hoard.About 1,000 families were represented on the excursion.The wail of anguish that arose at the sight of the victims was heartrending.Fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters rushed about nic-strickem, endeavoring to identify their frends.By 7 o'clock about 80 bodies were recovered from and under the wreck, where the water is some two feet in depth.Almost every minute some poor victim was brought to the surface and conveyed, in strong and willing The steamer ** Princess Louise *' was early brought to the scene aud the victims placed on the upper deck.Fires were lit où the bank overlooking the river and petroleum torches were Drought and the search continued into the night.Up to the present hour, 11 o'clock, about 150 corpses have been secured.THR DRAD.It is impossible at this time to give a full list of the dead, many of whom have not heen works al veo boun ed y a together tting tr t editor of the room, TUTAL LOSS 175 LIVES.All is confusion at the 8 landing at the foot of Dundas street is wow crowded with people, all waiting in breathless expectation for the arrival of the steamer \u201cPrincess\u201d with the bodies.The total los will te 175.As the bodies were brought out of th~ water and laid on the shore the sight was a fearful one, and will long remain a memory with these whe wun it.Hundreds of hair-breath escapes occurred ; but they were all dwarfed in the sad disaster that laid so many people out in death.Efforts were made to resuscitate some of the drowned ones, but they were of no avail, and the bodies were laid side by side on the river bank, the scoue being lit up by bonfires built on shore, to assist the willing hands who worked to recover the bodies from the wreck.À large staff of medical men were on hand, and did ull in their power, but to no pur The city is wailing.Hundreds of fami- fen were bereft, and at the present time a great deal of uncertainty prevails as to who were on the best and who cscaped.The friends of those who were known to be at the water works, and who have not returned or been identified among the drowned, ar: almost frantic.Tha polio: have charge of all the identified bodies, and it is expect~d thet before morning they will all be elaimed.CRIMINAL CARFLERSNESS.hes accident was certainly due to gross care The boat was overcrowded to a dis- racefal.extent.The Manager, Mr.George fren wan expostnlated with by several at Spring Bank, and urged not to let the boat go out in that overcrowded condition, but he is re- wried to have replied, ** Allright.know my Poses\u201d or something of that sort.Mr.Samuel Stewart, stove merchant, one of those whe protested, left the boat at Spring Bank with his family.ie bi nore remain.cd there, ynabi They had to walk home, a dian for.miles, to-night, no conveyance of any kind bring available.The telephoké was in constant use between che water works aud the city by friendly inquirers.This disaster will pat an end to steamer business, as hereal 1 not venture.The river, which has the subject of many jokes and pans on account of its supposed shal.owness, is in reality in many places 20 or 30 feet deep.LIST OF THE LOST RO FAR IDENTIFIED.Loxpox, Ont.May 25.\u2014 The following is the list of those lost who have so far been identified :\u2014 Mr.Wm.Ashbory, Maple street ; Hudson Ahbott, son of H.G.Abbott ; Minnte Amesbury, London Rest § R.Chas.Band, aged 18 ; Lillie Beaton, aged 14; Harry Bentou, gs James Duras, Albert street ; Linde skerville, daughter workn:an at Carlin hrewery ; Tda Ratchellor, Rosa Dailey: Baskerville, Ids Burns, Mr.James Burns; another deugbter missing : Albert Cale, aged maven, son of Col.Cole ; John Clark, shoemaker ; Miss Maria Cannell, Richmond street ; Miss Fanny Cooper, Jenvie Coughlin, May Craddock, daughter of Geo.Craddock ; Miss W.Cline, Mrs John Cancran, Miss Corniih, King street ; Mrs.Dulwsu, (Mr.Dubean missing), Miss Han- nsh Dennis, Palermo; Mr.Wm.r, Jamel Darcy, son-in-law of Martin | O' Nears ; Joba Darcey, ax.Alice Deadman, W.' 8.Deacon, Misses Fox (2), of Clinton ; Mr.Fryer, sr, Mr.Fryer, =: te und mice: Joseph Grohaze, iss Julia Griffith, Westminster ; Mine ot bars oF the Dominien Commercial Travellers\u2019 Asenciation.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.Heure of Commons.Gibean, Willis Mn M Glavin aad child, Mr.Hob .and 3 Minnie Hogan, xen er Mrs.Tree dames Hearn, és liy, Kelly (an emigrant) ; Miss Kendrick, : Mrs.Willa Laskie and child; London , London West; Johnny Le.ow West ; Mr.J.C.Meredith, Clerk of the Divisi on Court and father of Mr, W.RK.Meredith, M.P; Wm.MeBride, City Assessor and Secrotary of the Western Fair Association ; W.H.Millman, commercial traveller, of Montreal, and two sons; Nellie Morrison, John Morrison, 19; Bertie Morrison, aged 5 (the above are © ildren of James Morrison, of London Fast); Mrs.-Majthews, wife of the night Wlifor of the Advertiser, and two children ; Mary McPherson, aged 15, daughter of Mr.Archibald McPherson, of Lang & McPherson : Ada Melutosh, Dundas st.: Mrs.W.Nec- Morgan, W.Maddiner, Westminster, blsckamith ; yr re Miss Annie McAllister, Horton Me 15; Miss M.Priscilla Brin, (son of Dr.Orenytekha), aged 10; Tin.Pike, Mr.H.Parish (purser = son\u2019 of the manager of the boat) ; two nephews of Nr.A.B.Powell ; on, Se a Willies mi\u2019 Mn.sisters living i Adelaide street ; Eddie claire, Lon M t Quinn, aged 17 ; J.Rogers, plumber ; Mr.Robertson, Manager Bank of British North Amesica ; Mre.Scott, Ann street; Miss-s Shipley @; ; Charley Siddons, agod 13 ; Willie Stevely, Arville Smith, aged 17 ; Lizzie Stuart, aged 18; Mrs.Smart (wife of H.Smart, of the Mec Press), and two children ; W.J.Siddons, of the Customs; Lizzie Skinner, daughter of Ald.Skinner; Edwin Smith, clerk in the office of Glass, Glass & Barrett; Mrs.W.Scott, Oxford street; Leo.Street, Thomas Ste pen Mr.Thayer, of Carling's wery ; Willie Tremer, London west ; Tremer, London west ; Dollie Tathan, Colborne street ; Willie Westman, Dundas street ; Jas.Weathprhead, of Carling's Brewery ; Mrs.Wall, her husband and three members of the family mi ; Alfred Wastie, aged 15, son of Thomas Wastie, THE MISSING.Mrs, Scott Murray audi child, of London | Fast ; James Pendergast, Wm.Pike, Thomas Lester, of Simcoe street; Wm.Hay, school teacher ; Mz.Waugh and three other members of his family ; members of the family of Mr.Hobbs, Loadon East, Mr.Debeau.THE RESCUED.John Cairns, Hill street, rescued with difficulty, will recover; Major Evans and his wife, Mrs.Mackay, Richmond street ; Mr.John Moore, wife and child, Westminster ; Miss L.Meredith.LATEST FROM THX SCENE.Loxpax, Ont, May 25; 3.a.m.\u2014The work of svi is will ing actively on.Up to this time 17 ve been recovered, and most of them ot to the city.All the undertakers\u2019 shops are besieged, and coffins are ing Among the identified are two daughters of Mr.James Burma, of Stevens, Turner & Burns.The excitement seems to increase as the night advances.The list of the identified ia still incom- ae A large number of bodies remain on the ds at the sulphur spring baths awaiting ta.THE MONTREAL VICTIMS.Tha two gentlemen mentioned as Montreal.ss ho ver victims of the catastrophe, were .H.McK.Millan and 8.V.Ven.Lowvow, May 234.\u2014In the House & Commons it was stated that the Government would propose + qe! from the Exchequer to meet the eficiency revenue of Cyprus, but that Government must decline entering upon the question of the expediency of obtaining the sovereignty of Cyprus.Mr.O'Donnell (Home Ruler) made a bitter attack upon Mr.Forster, Chief-Secretary for ire ng that the arrest of Father Shee- cite even a stronger feeling than if A vishep Croke had been arrested.It was perhaps deemed safer to arrest a curate than an Rrchbishep, bat th the act was cowardly, it was by Be means Ho attacked the Government for assisting to evicy, poverty-stricken people and stigmatized the recent circular urging the police to greater vigilance as a direct encitement to fabrication of evidence.Nr.Forster said that Mr.O'Donnell's asser- tious were unfounded.He had hitherto re- fraived from entering upon the particulars of Mr.Dillon's arrest, because he feared it might endanger the safety and even the lives of particular individuals.He quoted from the incendiary speeches of Mr.Dillon and Father Sheehy, and admitted that the Government allowed the Dublin authorities to arrest Mr.Dillon.The eould not arrest people for boycotting where it only meant exclusive dealing, but, when it put peaple i in personal danger, they mado arrests and\u2019 would do so again.If the Government, saw a conspiracy to commit robbery by resistance, they would not allow that conspiracy to even though the ns to be robbed were landlords.They would arrest the Hy tore of outrages were they members of the Land League or clergymen.He looked forward with alarm at what was going on, but hoped, sending an overwhelming force where re- tance Was expected to be able to maintain re '0'8ollivan moved an adjournment of the debate, Mr.Callan (Liberal) seconded the motion.Mr.Gladstone charged the Irish members with not darin to face division on their re- ie g the arrest of Mr, Dillon and Parvell su the motion for an adjournment of the debate and charged the Gor- eriment with obtaining a Coertion Act by false preteaces and gagging the Irish members, but would pat scored in silencing them again.Mr.Callan was speaking when the debate nes adjourned i in accordance with the Stand- ve last night over be posed to t où The Order 000 amendments to Land Bill had been placed k Len a House of cu LE Pare the Anglo- en interview with Far! Granville and Sir Chas.Dilke to-day on the treatment of the Jews in Russia.Earl Gran.ville méd, kuowing how extremely sensitive vopardi interference in Fe Ne Tr alii, he not think it would De expedient\u2019 $ make déficial representation.THB IRISH TROUBLES.arcs Eee Bruns and ing Condition of Duauix, May 23.\u2014Thomas Brennan Secre- oiler Land League, has been arrested of the Lord-Lieutenant under the provisions of the Ogercion Act.The arrest was made \u201c1 in this eity this nfternoon.\u2018The condition of affaire in d hourly becomes more gloomy ol pi 3 The remark ix heard every- e people: \u201cThe Government is trying every every means to drive us to despair ; they WAM to tertert we until we can stand it no Jenger, and then because we revolt they will mor ws down with their artillery and their eral gener Feeling | in Dublin and out- diataly connecte with the Cuts = that the amest of Mr- MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1881.deliberately taken to drive the people into acts of resistance and violence.Mr.naan, in the complaint to the Lord.Lieutepant mking for bis ast, was charged with inei the Pr to violence.Ho was takeu wholly or surprise, having received ne intimation of ility of his armet.He was arrested tevtive Mullen just as he was leaving the te of the Land League to go to luncheon.He was conveyed to Naas juil, where he now is, Bronnan,in the speach for which he waa arvest- ed, udvised the people to pay no rent except at the point of the bayonet.Dupri, May 24.\u2014 At a meeting of the Land League to-day, the arrest of Brennan was de.noanced as an ou : on the Irish race.The speakers declared that a national protest should be made in the shape of a general strike against the payment of rents.Mr.Sexton will direct the business of the Land League until Mr.Brennan's successor is appointed by the Home Rule mewbers of Par.lament, Cork, May 24.\u2014Doherty, Secretary of the Kilfnan Land League, Assistant-Secretary Kemben, and a member named Allen, have been arrested under the Coercion Act for intimidation.A farmer named Murphy has been arrested at Milltown under the Coercion Act.Linvkrick, May 24.\u2014Reports from all parts of the county state that the voustabulary are deeply embittered against the people of the rural districts owing to tite treatment they have reveived.The tenants have deserted the castle in which they took refuge at New Pallas, Loxbox, May 24.\u2014The Times advocates a strong military force to crush out Tesistance in 1reland.ROUMANIA'S RULER.Coronation of the King.Brenarest, May 24.\u2014The coronation eere- monies of King Charles of Roumanis took place ou Sunday.Greitpreparations had been made during the past week.The procession ve a grand one, in which both sexes took - women wore black petticosts, richly bre dered with gold; 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AND BEWARE OF IMITATIONS BRARING MAMILAR NAMES, | ni! = RETAILED BY ALL GROCERE.- Musiness Chances, FACTORY TO LET OR FOR in 100x73, brick re bring, shod, ey orien Sond h a ete in and shafling mue ps ES tironghout.opty de oR.api nt vies i Educattoual.GHORTHAND In teæetve easy )remmme, À tharouëh kmoviecæe af Shod- hand guaranteed iB a course of twelve iogrons.extending ove i period of wx weeks Tickets for tho course $16.HB.DALBY.rar Editortal Office.Solicitors of Patents.AN PANS AURAL SUA AAAS INVENTORS AND CAPITALISTS.NOTE TIIE ADDRESS : R.A.KELLOND, Seliciter of Canadian & Foreign Patents, 214 ST.JAMES STRERT, GRAHAM & Oo., Proprietors, 158 56 James street SEE EEE Ne.124.\u2014\u2014 uve GrATEMENT OF Tuk UiRCULATION or TER 37a for the week ending May 21, and the corresponding period of 1880 :\u2014 May 1880.May 1881.Monday .17 16.138 {Monday .16 18,786 Tuesday.18 15,2380 Tuesday.17 15,788 Wed'sday.\\8 15.063|Wed'sdsy.18 16.070 Tbursdsy.20 15,411{Thurday.19°15.993 Friday.21 15.808;Friday \u2026\u2026 20 16,112 Batarday\u2026.23 16.508|Sat'rday\u2026.21 17.451 Total 02.626] Total.27,199 Average daily circulation for week ending May 21, 1881 :\u2014 16,199.WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1881.TT Memtreal's Railway Connections.The management of the Grand Trunk Railway Company has set itself the rather difficult task of cornering Montreal's Railway connections.It would seem that it has seriously come to the conclusion that Canada, and especially Montreal, is its legitimate spoil.And thus we have it opposing, at every turn, every move which is made for the devolopment®of the railway connections of eur city.Montreal is handicapped in her rwoe for business as is no other city of her pretensions on the continent.Her harbor dues are abnormally increased to pay for improvements to-river navigation which were \u2018bevoically undertaken by the pioneers of her _opminercigl greatness, but which are in the interest of the whole country.She has no com- poting railway system with the West though numerous projects for furnishing it have been attempted.And yet we wonder why it is that our young men \u2018\u2018 go west\u201d\u2019\u2014that the imumi_ «grants pass our goors, simply taking break- éast with us \u2014 that our city does mot grow\u2014that the \u201c\u2019boom'\u2019 does not come.he fact is that, relatively, Montreal is taking a back seat, is not making material progress in the same ratio as are some other cities that would be named, Apd there can be no doubt that the policy whieh the people of Mou- aliow the Grand: Trunk Company to pur- pe towards incipient railway enterprises prod in her favor has much to do with this deplorable state of affairs.We say, the policy Rbe citizens allow; for the Grand Trunk being a Dorporation-organized for the purpose of money making it is but natural it should desire to _ monopolize what chance there is in that direction.We have no further need, in showing the want of proper spirit.on the part of the busineas men of Montreal, than to call atten: tion to the petition sent hy the Council of the Board of Trade to the + Quebec Legislature when an application for a railway charter was before it, and in which petition one of the principal clauses was that the proposed charter was against the interests of the Grand Trunk.Such solicitude by a Board of Trude for the welfare of a corporation #0 well able to take care of itself needs no com ment, and thus the policy of obstruction is not only allowed, but is aided.No sooner does a # railway project for facilitating Montreal's trade come before the public than the Grand Trunk Company is in the field prepared to kill it off.This was the case with the proposed South Shore road, and is the case with the Quebec and Ontario.In the first case the Grand Trunk organized s side company to build a road from Brosseau\u2019s nominally to Dundee on the New York State line, actually, however, to à grave] pit at Ste.Martine, beyond which place it is doubtful if the abortion will go.And yet the Company had the assurance to oppose the charter of the South Shore zoad, which is a link in n great through western connection by urging the claim that it would interfere with their little one horse road from Brosseaus to the gravel pit at Ste.Martine.But the pretext was too thin and the act passed the Legislature restricted, however, by vondition, faiposed in consequence of the dead set which had been made against it by the Grand Trunk {nfluence.The act should only come into force by proclamation of the Lient.-Governor on his being assured that the propased tunnel was foasible, and that the Compauy could command the necessary capital was what was urged and granted.Forces do not generally have mote than one act; this one, however, has several.The last rising of the curtain discloees Mr.-8.W.Foster, the Managing Director of the Toad, with the Company\u2019s secretary-treasurer, molicitor, assistant engineer and others making a trial trip over the road as far as Ste.Martine.No reporters are aboard, but Mr.Foster overcomes that little difficulty by himself telegraph- fng from St.Isidore to the city papers a glowing account of the excellent condition of the road and winds up with the following aninsing.Wivof.4 twaddie : \u2014 \u201cThe ene: displayed by the Comi£ny in reaching Ste Mi e, and the completion of the instrumental survey to Dundee, supplemented as they are by the arrangements now in to complete the western portion of the effctually i of the charges hitherto made the faith of the Company, and would seem to make it impossible for the baal Government to bring the South Shore Act into force without violating the cour ol their charter, which requires that due regard should be had to existing charters.\u201d Innocent Mr.Foster, don\u2019t you wish you may pull the wool over somebody's eyes! But it won't work.The country want, ske South Shore through connection 10 the West, ard your little gravel road is not going to stop it.Then the other case of the Quebec and Ontario road.The Grand Trunk finds that the new Company expects to make ug, of about 50 miles of road belonging to the Grand Junction Railway Company, and in.atantly has an itching to buy it so as to help Belleville.The competition results in the Grand Trank getting the road by paying more for it than the new Company, a section of which is opposed to using the Grand Junction road at all, because to use a vigorous expression it is * as crooked as a ram's Norn,\u201d and they are better without it.And so the Grand Trenk management goes on in its mad endeavor to cor ner Montreal's competition railway connections.Butit isall in vain ; the connections are bound to be made.It would be interesting to know, however, what amount of money in thrown away and wasted by this madness.Fnough we imagine to give the workmen and train hands a good advance all round : enough, surely, to pay & handsome annual dividend upon the onlinary stock of the Company which has never paid one.Let Mr.Gooderham answer ; Mr.Bickford sy ; let Mr.B.W.Foster be jut upon the ; by all means let the Company's solicitors and officers who attended at the sessions of the Railwuy Committeer at Ottawa and Quebec + toll what they know about the cost of killing off charters and of throwing duet iu the eyes of the publie We search in vain for te items in .\u201cthe published accounts of the Company, but they or \u201ctire there, nevertheless, and could their : de ave it would be stutling in indeed, senerf pA \u2014Two little children living at 244 Visitation street havo boen missing since Monday last.\u2014The @.T.R.express train from Torento, on Monday evening, ran over and killed several shèep in the way down.\u2014Bishop Fabre will commence his pastoral visit of this diocese at St.Jobs on May 30, sad end it on July 28 at Et.\u2014The strike in the Connie Cotton Com Mill, at Cornwall, came to an end on Monday % the discontented hands returning te work at their old pay.\u2014A young daughter of David Page, of 82 La- uchetiere street, foll out of a window on Mon- y at her father's residence and was killed instantly.\u2014S3dme person wrote the objectionable part of the inscription on the Huckett monument again yesterday with an indelible pencil and the words had to be scraped off.\u2014The corner stone of the new House of Industry and Refuge at Loogue Pointe will be laid with appropriate ceremonies on the 14th of June by Liout.-Governor Robitaille.~\u2014Oliver Bruneau was takes to the Notre Dame Hospital yesterday to have wounds -he had received from being attacked by sor5s roughs at St.Helen's Island yesterday dressed.\u2014Mr.Johu Clif.bookkeeper for the British American Dyeing Company, was presented on Saturday with a handsome silver cruetstand and cake basket accompanied by an address from his fellowemployes on the occasion of his\u2019 marriage.\u2014Mr.Michael Stewart has retired from the contest for the vacant seat in St.Ann\u2019e Ward.He says he came forward at first only at the solicitation of his friends, and has since concluded that he will not be able to spare the necessary time.\u2014The Coroner held an inquest on Monday evening va the body of Mrs.Joha Scott, who died suddenly on Monday at her home, 29 St David's lane.The jury returned a verdiot of \u201cdeath by the visitation of God, to wit, from natural eauscs.\u201d \u2014-On Thursday (Ascension Day) Divine service will be held in Christ Church Cathedral at 11 a.m., at which the Rev.J.P.Dumoalin, M.A., wiil preach, and a special collection will be taken up in the aid of Algoma diocese.The same clergymen will preach at special services in St.Martin's Church in the evening at eight o'clock.\u2014\u2014At the meeting to consider the Laval University question in the Market Hall, St.Jean Baptiste village, Monday evening, addresses were given by Messrs.Robillard, Geo.Duhamel, A.Desjardins, M.P., and J.A.Cornellier, and the Hon.Mr.Beaubien, M.P.P., condemaing the bill now before the Legisiature.Resolutions against it were passed unanimously.\u2014Wo have to announce with regret the sudden death of Mrs.Silverman, wife of Mr.Silverman, of the firm of Silverman, Boulter & Co., which took place on Sunday evening last.The deceased lady was in her usual health during tbe day and antil about 11 o'clock in the evening.when just before retiring sho complained of a pain in the region of the breast, and before medical aid could arrive she oxpired.Mrs Silverman was greatly esieemed by all who know her, and the news of her death will be learnt with regret by many whose good fortune it war to know and feel her true womanly virtues aod kindness of disposition.Personal.Mr.C.J.Brydges left fur Winnipeg on official busineäs last evening.The Rev, Louis Rigours, of the Sominary of St.Sulpice.will next Sunday celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood of the Church of Notre Dame.River Notes.The agents of the 83, * Valetta ™ deny that she wnt battered by the ice on her last trip to St John's, Nid.Potice Newn.The notorious \u2018leorge Marchand was sent down for three months for the theft of a $4 hill.Twu of nis pals arrested with him were discharged.The ease of J.M.Crawford, Esq., ef Verdun, on the charge of fishing with à pet without licen-o was further continued by Mr.Desnoyers till the 81st inst.A Band of Juvenile English Immigrants.A letter has been received at this office from Mra.L.Birt, stating that she will shortly sail for this country with her second band of English immigrahts.They are to be mostly girls, between the ages of three and tweaty though there will be a few boys (\u201cdiamonds in the ie Mrs.Birt calls them) ; numbering in all, seventy.They wiil be taken to the Knowlton Home and their benefaciress is anxious to secure hemes for them as sou after thair arrival in this country as possible.Applications should be addressed to ** Mrs.Birt, Childrea\u2019s Distributing Home, Knowl- ton, Que.\u201d Amusements.The Theatre Royal has been crowded at each appearance of Hertog\u2019a World of Wonders and is likely to be so at each of the afternoon and evening entertainments throughout the weck.The performances are most excelient of their kind and are especially adopted te young folks.Tho appearance and performances of the little people * Major Atom.\u201d * Admiral Dot\u201d and \u201c« Little Jewel\u201d would delight children and Col.Orr is à veritable giant and well worth seeing by anybody.The juggling performances of Mr.Harry Sheldon do not amount to much, but the ventriloquism of Mr.Davis, and the xylophonc and copophone playing of Prof.Sawyer cannot be overpraired.e class of educated dogs trained by Mr.James Parker went through some excellent fonts, and the performances of Mr.Rheldon's marionettes provoked great laoghter.There are no objectionable featurss whatever to the entertainment.THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.How Moeatrealers Celebrated the Day.In common with every city in the United Kingdom ot Grest Britain and the Colonies, Montreal wag yesterday decked in holiday attire in honor of the sixty-second anniversary of the birth of our beloved Bovereign, Queen Victoria.The day opened with regular Queen's weather, and not a cloud crossed the sky during the day.There being but few pxoursions out of the city, the regular trains and boats were well patronized, and Taperous io.and \u2014t , parties were Flot off at the ote slong the -Gravd Trank'and\"Q.M.M.O.& Ü.Railways, and at the landing stages on the river.© few excursions whigh were advertised were .well attended, more especially that of the St.Bridget's Catholic Young Men's Bociety to St.Rose and that to Oarrillon by Grand Trunk and Ottawa Navigation Company.The excursion to Sorel by the \u201c Moutarville\" was only fairly patronised.St.Helen's Island and the Mountain Park came in for a fall share of patronage, both of these resorts being literally black with picnic parties during the day.The city itself presented » proutionty holiday appearance, all of the publio ces and principal houres of business,as well as many of the small ones being closed.Daring the day fiags were flying from every proginent point in the city, and the ships in the harbor had up every inch of bunting.At night numerous fire works, Roman candies, sky rockets, etc., were rent np from the pablio squares and the felds in the city, while in parts of Griffntown and Point St Charles bonfires were lit in the streets.At twelve o'clock A ROTAL SALUTE was fired from the battery on St.Helen's Island by a detachment of the Montreal Qarrispn Artillery under the o.mmand of Capt.Laarie.LACROSSE\u2014MOKTREAL VR.CAUGHNAWAGA INDIANA.A Targe number of porsons were present sd the Montreal Lacrosse grounds in the aftornooh ted} witness the Incrorse match between teams of the Caughnawaga Indians and the Montreal Lacrossd Club.Mr.N.H.Hughes acted as referee.At 8.15 the ball was faced and after thirty-five \u2018 T-minutes\u2019 hard play the Indiaus claimed game, but it was not allowed.Aird, of the Montrealers, having been changed from ocover-point to home, put the ball through the Indians\u2019 flags after a minutes\u2019 \u2018play.During tho first part of the second game the ball was kept well up the Indians\u2019 goals, bat warming up they pressed it hard down upon their opponents, but Patton, who played a magnificent defence game throughoat, secured the ball and threw it to Aird, who again put it through.Time, 20 minutes, The third game was a short and uninteresting one, Aird again putting the bali through the redskins\u2019 fings after about à minute's play,thus vecur- ing three straight games and the match for his ride.TCATGRNAWAGA YR.YOUNG BRAMROCES.A large number of admirers of car national game wero aldo in attendance at the Bhamrock grounds to witness the two matohes advertised to come off there.At 2.15 the first game was started, and after a quarter of an hour's spirited play was secured by the Young Shamrocks, O'Reilly putting the bail throegh.Young and Scott, bath of the Young Shamrocks.secured the second and third games respectively in 10 and 16 minutes, the Young Shamrocks winaiag the maiakh, .- a.[hr | vas facod at SDS tous VE courir maire num TY \u2018dual of interest has basa taken in ts the past month and when the struggle was looked The game was for two hours, the first ons of the kind yet played.Famers and Debean faced, Farmer dra drawing the ball, which he threw in front of the Indians\u2019 where Daillebout secured it and pitched it the field.Butler secured it threw it back, \u2018end White Eagle catching it made = splendid dash and pitched for bis opponents\u2019 fags.Mor ton stopped it and it was soon pressed down be- bind the Fadians\u2019 goal, but White Eagle secured the ball und threw it over the grand stand.The ball having been found was faced and drawn by Maguire who threw it down the field.After a little further play, Butler secured the ball Jand threw it in front of ghe Indians\u2019 goals, and Moe- ban securing it put it threugh, time 14 minutes.The secoud and third were won fouthe Shamrocks by Meehan and Tucker in 5 and 18 minutes respectively.A fourth game also resulted in favor of the Shamrocks.Daring the match the Shamrocks did some really magnificent Bar and proved themselves to be in excellent traim ing.ATHLETICS VS.TORONTO.This mateb, which came of at Toronte, was iaken a grea: deal of interest in by Montreal Lacrosse men,as it was the first match played by the Jonogest of our city clube.The Athletics were unfortunate in being deprived of Lally'who was talon ill on the road up, at Cornwall.The match only lasted 26 minutes, In which time the Torontos took three straight games.CRICKET\u2014MNONTREAL JUNIOR ve.BISHOP'S COLLEGE CRICKET CLUB.These teams mot on the Montreal Grounds, Saturday morning.The Juniors won the toss and took the field, Messrs.McLos and Morris bewi- ing.Some oxeellent piaying was done on both sides.The game resulted in a victory for the Montreal Juuiors, the total score being 64 with 8 wickets to fall, to 3 for tho Bishop's College Club.A very fine display of fireworks was witnessed on the Montreal rosso Grounds in the evening by a large number of persons.The band of the Victoria Rifles was presentand performed a choice programme of music.- MONTREAL WINS.The race for the Idylwild Championship eup, at Hardwood, Ont., yesterday afternoon, between Jarvis of Hamiltol, and Laing of Montreal, was won by the latter by a boat length.Laing returned to the city by this morning\u2019s train.o OUR EXHIBITION.~eofif The Citimens Committee, ~~ A meeting of the Citizens Exhibition Committee was held on Mondav+ afternoon in the Long Room of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute, Mr.M.P.Ryan, M.P.presiding.It was resolved.that Mr.A.MoGibbon be Chairman for 1881.and Hepry Lyman.Treasurer, and that the following gentlemen with the above officers be an Executive and Finance Committee, and that all grants of money shall be sanctioned by them before being operative, and, further, that they charge themselves with the organization of sub-committees, name à secretary and report to the general committee a programme fer this year's operations :\u2014Messrs.A.Robertson.G.B.Bur- land, B.J.Coghlin, M.P.Ryan, M.P.H.A.Nelson, M.P.P., À.A.Trottier, H.MoLennan, J.0.Turgeon, J.P.Cleghorn, A.Desjardins.M.P., D.J.Reese.V.Hudon, W.O'Brien, E.K.Greene, J.8.McLaughlin, 8.H.Ewing, D.Mor- rice.J.J.Aruton.J.Hodgron, Alfred Perry, R.Benny.C.@ Perrault, A.Cantlie, C.J.Coursol, M.P., Richard White, Hugh Grabam, James Stewart, Richard Thomas.A.W.Ogilvie, H Beangrand.J.Coristine, Wm.Salter, Jos.Gould, Jos.Barsalou, and the following Aldermen :\u2014 Messrs.Grenior.Hood.Proctor, Gilman, Thibault, Robert.Hagar, Laurent, Donovan, Allard.Watson.Thes.Wilson, Gauthier, McCord, Kennedy, J.C.Wilson, Beauchamp, Jeannotte.Fairbairn, Prevosi, Farrell, Brown, Laberge, Mooney and Stephens, with power to add io their number.It was also resolved on motion of Mr.A.W.Ogilvie.M.P., seconded by Mr.Thos.Robins, that in the opinion of \u2018he Executive Committee the sum of not lexs than $12,000 to $15,000 will be required this year, and that this sum will be voted two-thirds for permanent buildings and one- third for outside attractions.The following resolution was also earried :\u2014 That Messrs.D.Morrice, J.J.Arnton, Hugh Graham, C.J.Coursol, B.J.Coghlin, James Stewart and R.White bes committee ; to strike sub-committees for carrying out the arrangements connected with the Exhibition, and report at an early meeting of the committes.The meeting then adjourned.+ mm TT Noon Telegrams.- CARLE, ANTI-RENT STRIKE.\u2014Dvauix, Mar 25- \u2014lt is thought the next manœuvre of the Land League will be the organization of a universal strike against all payment of ents.AMERICANA DEADLOCK.\u2014NEw York, May 25.\u2014 An Albany special to the Sun says everything indicates a deadlock.The Times eays at present, while administration men are the strongest in the backing of their stituents they admit their weakness in having no candidates upon whom they are disposed to unite.There is reason to believe that both sides exaggerate their strength, but it is thought enough weak men will be won by Messrs.onkling and Platt to constitute a strong majority in caucus.CONKLING DETERMINED TO WIN.\u2014 New Yorx, May 25.\u2014The Tribune states that yesterday Mr.Conkling told a friend he was not in the habit of being defeated, and having entered this fight he was determined to win.He further announced, * If I go back to Washington 1 will take Platt with me.\u201d 8S.ARRIVALS.\u2014Nxw York, May 25.\u2014 Arrived, S8.*Elysia,\u201d from London; ** Westphalia,\u201d from Hamburg.The 88.\u201cOntario,\u201d from Live 12th inst., and Belfast 13th inst, arrived at Father Point Tuesday, at 11.10 p-m., with 14 cabin and 400 steerage passeng- ub SECRETARY BLAINE.\u2014NEw York, Ma 25.\u2014Ser Blaine arrived Fd he bad 12 ome wholly om Rival eed RUSSIAN AFFAN AFFAIRS.orrihle \u2014Peracention Tomei Crists 1» the Cotten ne Lospox, 23.\u2014A correspondent nyse crisis seems ee been : developing in the Russian cotton trade.For two _ months there has been a complete demand in St.Peters for course calicoss for the Provinces.manufacturers have decided to close their mills.Only manufactories remain open, working on short time in the hope of a revival in trade.The Paris Intransigeant publishes » from St.Petersburg stating that Heesy mann, four days After the birth of her child, mocambed to te eh voie Deadly y ne a oe aw tl outrage hs intense indignation and excitement ar Bt.A Peters! where revolutionszy moyement is anti .__ Sr.Parxmsune, May Mt.\u2014 à from the provinces show that the antiJ riots in i ob The taok is di ly por ord et xa oon a, the militant coute à to be At the audienee granted to the tation of Jews the Czar s that he woul consider the matter of their persecution and re- juested the deputation to memoralize Ignatieff, Minister of the Interior.À tion is published in the Province of T: inciting the ptonleto an attack on the ete bearing the hesding \u2018Land and Liberty.\u201d This cir cumstance is regarded as pointing to the fact that the Nihilists are the real instigators of the disturbances.pazic.You can black your bests in a half a minute with the NURIAN.Us Sportal Notices.Avoid the untold miseries consequent npon ill-health by following the wise counsel given in * The Science of Life\"; or, Self-Pre- servation,\u201d advertised in this paper.1206 SCIENCE 18 A TRUR MAGICIAN.\u2014Jt enables us in as little time as it takes to tell it, to have our hcots brantifully black and bright with a polish that will last a week, and at the same time makes them waterproof and much more durable.Thé-¢¢ Nubian\u201d king in bottles at 25 cts, and sold everywhere, | y are ane tons of old rails fer Ohl New York brokers in all are greatly excited over -{-impose a tax upon the valwes of all sales, and yesterday members of both the Cotton and Pro- duos Exchanges held a largely-attended indi tion meet protest against the passage of the bill by the Fly.the Canadas, repertod to Bredatrest's during the past wesk, were 108, which is an increase of 8 over the record of the preceding week.chusettz presents 15 failures, the largest number io that State for some timo past.In the New, England States there were 22 failures, >in! crease of © ; middle States, 38, an inoresse of 2; sputbern States, 13, a decrease of 3; west.orn States 10, à decrease of 5; Pacifo esast ir .Btates and Territories, 6, an increase of 1; Ta nada and the Provinces, 15, an increase of 4.Montreal Hay Market.During the week the receipts of hay and straw on this market have boen fairly large, and a a business has resulted.Prices wore quoted at 12.00 to 13.50 per 100 bundles of 15 Ibé fer good to choice timothy.Fair lots of timothy were sold at $11 and 11.50.Cow hay sells from $O to 10-50 for fair to good.Straw is steedy and in fair demand at $8.00 to 6.50 per 100 bundles of 12 1bs.cach for choice fail-threshed and $5.00 to 5.50 for common sorts.Pressed hay is quiet but steady at $14.00 to 15.00.per ton for kinds by the car lot.at $12.00 to 13.00 for No.2'and by the single bale from 760 to 80¢ per 100 lbs.Poor ki vs are selling at lower figures.In Now York and Boston prime Canadian pressod bay sells at from $32 to 23.650 Wholesale Provision Market.As might be expected, the market to-day was quiet at about provious quotations.The attond- ance at the first meeting of the reason of the Cheose Board of Bellerille, on Saturday afternoon, was but meagre; about 200 cheese were offered for sale, but no sales were reported.Here the market was dull in sympathy with de ing accounts from Liverpool.Butter is ut steady, and the latest sale reported was a lot of Creamery at 20jc.Butter \u2014 Noew\u2014Wholesalo prices: Creamery, fancy fresh, per Ib, 19c to 20}; Township, per Ib, 150 to 16j0; Morrisbarg and distriot, per Ib, 14c to 160.Cheese\u2014Fine New Factory, per Ib, Oc to 10e ; Shims, perlb.6j.Provisions\u2014Mess pork, new, per brl, $20 to 20.50; thin do, per bri, $19.60; hams, city cured, per lb, 13c to 1340; hams, canvassed, per 1b, l4c; lard, in pails, per Ib, 14jc to 1440; bacon, per lb.11c to 120; tallow, rendered, perld, 7c to 7 jo; tallow, rough, per Ib, 4jo to 50; \u2018eg, per dop, 1240 t8:%3¢; ashes, pots, per bl, ; jto4 124.For the benefit of our readers we would advise all in noed of a first-class fitting suit to leave their order the Boston One Price Clothing Store, where the largest and best amartment of Tweeds and Suitings in the city are to be had.Ses Adu.The latest out is to be found at the Boston One Price Clothing Store, 41 and 43 St.Joseph street, in boys\u2019 and youths\u2019 clothing ; a fresh arrival, which eclipses anv thing ever shown in this city.All the leading styles and shades are to be had there, and we can confidently recommend our readers to call early and make their selections.The brightest black subject\u2014NTRIAN.1154 New Advertisements To-Bay.NS SO SNS SAS SE SNS Sv WANTED, Four first~clnan (Men) Custom Coat makers, to go to BURLINGTON,.Vt, at once: good workmen will And steady work at good pay.Inquire at Boom 61, or at the Office of the Ottawa Hotel ; FARES PAID OUT.1211 ; SUMMER CHILDREN'S, SHOES re Tf aa AIL Colors, au Styles, all Bises and a4 -aIB-IFrices.Ty We have the finest asrortment In the city.Goods delivered promptl: free of charpy, by eux own FOGARTY & BRO.CORNER OF St, Lawrence and St, Catherine Streets.LOST! On TUESDAY MORNING.on &t 'asaph street, Detween Betigneurs and Colluiue py A OHECKER\u2019S BOOK, With black cover.Reward at G.E.JAG LA TES & co.RC mon 8 rect.FINN, House & Siem Painter, 338 Boaavemture Street.Whitewashing and Tinting neatly done.shir : 1213 PV BLIC NOTICE \u2014St.Antoine Market, Moontatn street, will de kept open On Wednenday, the 25th, (being the eve of Holyday), the same as on Saturdays, tii 11 o'clock pan 1202 Go® NEWS FOR THE MIL Bemed No pay T will be at the American | ae until cases Can consulted one week o A.Te DORELL A 121 2 intel where American House.ECOND-HAND BOOKS bought FRIELRE MTR Sy HE JOEY SHORTHAND\" two down.and writep 140 words par aboulé Jeirn it.es 3 | 1176 ONEY TO LOAN.RTGAGE, AS 6 PER CRNT.APPLY J.Wilson Stevenson, 103 419 Xows Dumb street.mo LET-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ST 50 Ayhmor street.612 OOMB\u2014SINGLE AND DOUBLE RICHLY water, So.Moderate price: \"90 Beaver ver Hh Temaga, (COUNTRY BOARD.ADDRESS \u201cCOUNTRY.Logs æ LORNE AVENUE, AN.AN ALL \"PANTS! pas: | Foie for Mow, very shesp.01 00 de 81 25 .100% 175 Beste 223 S30te 273 30000 830 .400%0 400 075% 100 » 218 225 140% 105 1736 200 VESTS ! VESTS Men's Vests, very ohenp.00 55 te 80 65 \u201c .\u2026.075t 100 Boys: Vesta, \u201c 251 035 \u201c + LY \u2026 © 10te 045 Very well made, good lining, nice shape, and all simes.660 to Choose From! tessa: [a \u201c ce L A.BEAUVAIS, 186 and 188 St.Joseph St.Don't listen to street runners.m1 ELECTION vacanc, q o~curred in the representation of Ste ad racy or of hie city, by the disqualification of Alder\u201d man MeShans and Mis haol haol Kannon, Owen J.Devito, Joseph Write, paf, Tunsey and Michael Stewart, Ea quires, having been duly nominated this 33rd Ma stant, to fil Al the said VRCRRCT, AD à pOU having been granted, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the alection of an Alderman to the said vacancy shall be held in the Bt Ana's Ward, in the sald city, on | Monday.the 30th day of May imst., from the hour of Nine in the mormng til Five in the after Dann.at the following polling Places, | and before the un- re = gra Poil No.1.\u2014At 141 College Heres E.ectoral Dis 1\u20ac NO.1 Sounded A tg Ine Kpecfor.8:.Joseph and MoGili streets.Returning Officer Ye Gosselin.Poll No.2.\u2014 At or pear No.#2 Wellington street, 6om- Prises Electoral bistricts Noa 2 sans, boundad Common street, thé Lachine Canal, Wellington.Ann, William and McGIl] stroots Fo:urning Officer, F.X.Gauthier.Pall No.3.\u2014At or near No.156 Young street, bee Rlectoral Districts Nos 4, 5 and ti, bounded by W.ton, McCondt, St.Jos h.Inspacior, Wilam and Ann streets.urning Officer, Col.R.Lovelace.Poll No.4.\u2014At or vear No.99 Guy street, comprises Electoral Districts Nos.7 and 8 bounded by Lachine Cara.the City limita, 88 Joseph and McCord strovts Returuing Officer, N, Labran: he.PollfNo.5.\u2014At or near 43 Centre street, comprises Blectorai Dirtricts Nos.9.10 and 11, bounded by Wel- HN n and £.Rtienne etr ets, the River, the City \"mits the Lachine Crnal.Returtiing Officer, Frank Fisher.Poil No.6.\u2014 At or near No.119 Forfar street, comprises Elactoral District No.12.bounded by the River, & Etienne and Wellington stre.ts, and the Lachine Canal to the Windrmiil Point.Returning Osticer, P.B.Badeaux (By orden, CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.Montreal, 23/1 May, 1881.12132 A M.CRAIG & C0, 130 St.James St, WANTED! 1,000 Men to buy our Shirts of every variety and style, at the lowest price.WANTED! 1,000 Men to buy our new importation of Neckties o/ every style \u201c and color at prices to; suit all.Eee WANTED! 1,000 Men to buy our new importation of Underwear, of every doecription, and overy price ! WANTED! 1,000 Men to buy our new importation of Walking Sticks and : Umbrellas ! AV.CRAE ECO, BLD PAST OFFICE BUILDING.111 Te.CONTRACTOR of RS Stones all sizes, DE al ning that of Leaudre Lr N o Ë [HABERDASHERS !| at stores SÉTENGIVE TRADE De Friday, the 27th ze = and Milowing Fall particulars will appear tn catalogue.N \"949, 251, 253 ST.URBAIN STRHET, (near Ontario) On Saturday, 38th ny Instant, RTE hy trend wooden ees thareo! o'clock admirably ur smaw & GOWDEY, Auctioncers.a : pus ae cap for à tarraoe of Cob NOON ME PRAYER, UCTION SALE.7.lest Ngifpest TRF ockock.- : 222700 acta w1 without reserve ot our Salesrooma, 306 BL.ub = you 3.4 Ton.rrp ese Christian's Walk.\" Bp.vir enday Morning, inst.i I 1 0, Buchanam.x A000 Ferre oo oni on Bt late ae F'ARMorso Ar Arpentsat ST.AN, THUREDAY, $6c2\u2014\" Toa Ascanded Lord\" Ace 183,\" - Slain reeves Biacomet, of Laprairie.Funber ta the Pariah of Be.Line cout § ning mized FRIDAY b=\" Jur Got soie Serious ; LIL AHAW A COWDEY, Auctioneers.Dontage, to Le Sold for pea a PE aT AR! a Peas en ne 9 tar, VALUABLE MACHINERY.| Sefer, tas Mey imeiens Gaspol!_Bovert Hindarice (JR Machine, Xo.v7.Br & on cout 12 JOMN J.ARNTON.Auctioncer, PROTESTANT BOARD OF wt Saw Machine, 43 tach wheel, from Atlestic ST- J EAN BAPTISTE VILLAGE.Scheel Commissioners.Tones Toe AT Hine, oy Bode à Sen; eos $420.25 5 een Baptiste XX) Dr Be Ho ano + 2 1 an al Oral 3 Motcaite An Sas mail Plane Uttje mod.WIR be ooûf by Ano- Sasurday, 38th May pg a Bees Hi SS oS sm pee erator as en \u2026 19 Je) \u2026 À N, Au = \u201câme ox | \u2026_-On view 3 daya before.\u201d ., > : - - ; ry re 1% SHAW & GOWDEY.& Now Advertisemnts To-day, che aon Norman b.© L,w Tee bop on By Thomas J.Potter.ç 510m 19 Placer AND FLOWERS.105 cna aie Auction.at ROGI n-xt week, Pau partoalars on on Monday.THOS.J.POTTER.Auctt GOLTMANS 7 TAILORING HOUSE! $656 Lr Sfered for smail Hane The PER ANNUM \u2014OUT OF A TAL TROPERIT RIGHT ov eviment property ccear hmond street and Metcalfe lane, closs to St.Joseph Es will bo sold WITHOUT ANY I RESERVE for cash to the highest bidder, at my rooms Saturday morsing: cho because owner pe hve crack fect order, by Auction On Saturday Morning, 238th May.House No.12 Se Justin street, with the y, most care- \u2018Part of the cash will The Bricked Solid Brick House in rear; a fully built with good material me taken.Sate at TEN o'clock sharp.us eh.ase money can remain \\f desired, or all next, 20th May, at in England.A RARE 119 \u201c ETHOs.J.POTTER, Auctionecer.ST.JUSTIN STREET \u2014Near St.Lawrence Market.Two well-built Houses, in per- THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.4234 NOTRE DAME ST.\u2014 BOYS'\u2019 CLOTHING STORE ! A large variety of ths newest styles om hand and for sale cheap.Ç Boys* Single and Double Reefer Jacket Suits for Country or Coast wear, in sizes from 6 years to 12 years Boys\u2018 Norfolk Blouse Suits, in sizes from 4 yearsto 8 years.Prices from $3.50 to $5.Boys Dress Buita, Black Cloth.for \u201cFirst Commu, non,\" with short or long pants.Youths Strong Tweed Suits, long pants.GENTLEMEN'S TROUSERS, READY-MADE.FURNITURE, CARPETS, ve and effects, CÀ Chaire.Aes meat and Gosir new.Taie es 28700 SÙ Urbain street, between Ontario and Aberbrooks streets Monday Morning, 30th May, At TEN o'clock.121 THOMAS J, Anctioncer.White Linen and Pique Vests.Boys\u2019 and Men\u2019s Tweed Overcoats, &c., &c., ao.DA AISO ON Champ de Mars and St.Louis sts., Three Valnable Properties by Auction ! LHOUSIE SQUARE, Opposite Now R.R.Depa By order of Ma.Danis O'BRIEN.On THURSDAY, the sad JUNE, at War, abou! Sout 4 x 88.running through to Champ de on street, a choice At my Room, 195 St.James strap Dalhousie square, Offictal Na 181 widr Lot, weil adapted for an KO: 4,5, and 7 PHAMF D Dwellings with a splendid jot running class of buj! Louis St.Size of bot, 101 ft.4 in.Chainp de 50 3in.and 830.3 ln co atly ethane the erection of going on, and the sale offers a fine opportunity \u201ctih-r for lnvesunent or apccu- terme er ft.Sin.ou Et.Louis St.: side lines.The above roperties will be ed tn value by the Railway extension Dalhousie square Dapots, now lation.Perfuct title.Plans on view.Sale at half-past TEX o'clock.120 MARS ST, now of Reick ars 8%; sh THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.S.GOLTMAN, 434 Notre Dame Street.De ZOUCHE & CO.ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Pern ou | PIANOS | |ORGANS | James & Holmstrom, \u2018The DECKRR BROTHERS PIANO and the MASON a HAMLIN ORGAN stand second to none tn the The EMERSON PIANO occupies to-day fi post- tion formeriy filled by Îte great Boston contemporars in everything but high price.The JAMES & HOLNSTROM UPRIGHT PIANO ls a model of beauty both in tone and finish, and a marvel of cheapness.nese Hasson & Hamlin se ONGUEUIL\u2014FINE LOT BY ACCTION, On THU RSDAY, 21st June.100 x 240, on Victoris avenae, Grand Trunk Property.posite the row of Brick House.convenient to the steam- own a3 one-half of Nus.14 and 67 on plan; planted with shale mr and well op Loat wharf and RR dopots ; kn fentet.ute 4: ample land for kitchen A spiendid chance for Byone flower garden, The Shearer Schema will maie this vaius.Sale at TEN o'clock.THO! tioneer.ood chanoe for suburban homestead in a a, locals, Lwwn, &c.Cap venient to business at all seasons and very pleasant.vy treble in MAL TROTTER, Au 100.\u2014T.J.P.Ail Instruments sold by us FULLY GUARANTEED.De ZOUCHE & CO., (SUCCESSURS TO JOSEPH GOULD,) 233 St.James Street, Montreal.E#F\"Tbe Cheap Sale of MUSIC still © NEW CHAMBER SETS! 3.with 1156 151$ By C.F.Elwes.Just received.à large cousignment of PANCY CHAMBER SETS, In all the newest and latest patterns and J ORSES, CARI CARRIAGES HAS.The Subscriber haa received handsome Caria; TRACER = = a ae st stE ditio Murphy «md xy tte : young vom of Mr.8.5 = Same Rumery Detective H oto of the Hrta the wife and child of M ichael Gleun a STR GE \u2018 A remor * sitg, où tho Brd inst.Mre Rand with the » Mr, James Fi ibbon, corner\u2019 Ridoët iF OINGS.! \u2018was abvet te resi being current that ¥r.R.B.A nil - Ws Ll 3 WICKUR\u2014Op b inst.at 158 Brolet street, THE ork stréels, orsr, lost a fine boy, Rich- the Onnadian Paoi gn bis seat upon the Board | Rex Kinet the wife ct P, Ni okus, of a deughter, NEW FRINGES and the boat handy kept the crowd Mrs I York street ; fic Railway Com , & Sram ARTY\u2014At 165 Mance ing their way on to the Bost.'At cight Lov wren 0 ke, ut \u201815; Mw.McKay, Mol reporter, this afternoon, waited upon Mr.Duncan ENG AGEM soceptable bo your - + 1 TS J.Fogarty, a sen stroet, on the7lat just.= were taken.from = ANE LADYE LOVE\u2019 > Znd inst.at 7 Drammood AT 8S.CARSLEY\u2019S LONDON CALA ver, at ning, | were comted.at ten .H.C Mooney, London East Emigration Agent A Mystory.o th Enter Cox \u201cIt is roported that Mr.Angus la about to should be of enrposs: street, the w ed D.Ritehie, of a son.m., the number reached 163, with a probabil.er 17.ÿye ; Fred Moon- sever his connection with the C.P.R Is it superior workmang! utp Iam ng ovelincss, Cu EYEK\u2014Ac Léj SL Denis street, the fo In the following Styles: Full Details of the Steamboat of man mare being taken from ben years of .-maker ; Benjamin Hall, 25 : true?\" asked the raporte for such gem rings the \u201c Beaver Hall Vie seur Glackmorer, af & son.= wife Corkscrew, Cheaeille and Corkscrew, Chensille, wreck of the \u201cVictoria,\u201d which boak wen iter- Wall, 8 beneuth the 3 rs.Benj.Hall and child ; John .oate made answer meet : \u201cPehaw ! r, and the railway mag- this city, on the 22nd inst.the wife Beaded and Corkscrew Mixed, Besded and Che- v isaster.ally Hosting 6 years, and Mrs.John Wall ; Jas.John- loi H.GRANT, 26 Beavor Hall Beattie, printer, of a daughter.in splinters, that \u2018of the son, 7 years; Walter Gilli 14 years ; Samuel A House at.St.Hubert which .\u201cThen, thors is no truth in the rumor?\u201d SHE MARRIAGES.Whalebone, Mourning, Crs neille Mixed, Indion Grass, Waterfall, Crimped, river being strewn by the wreek and with the Evans, 7.Mr.Evans'lost a wife aid -thres juèried the reporter, Re .M , BOHL\u2014 In this city.on the Brd inst, urable, Caterpillar and excepti ion of the stern wheel, handly a portion others, Mri.W.Wiseman, a stranger, Glen- is possessed of a Mischiev- .- * Fiddlesticks.\u201d Julia Bohi.both of Sparling.Morritt Martia to Bullion.Now, pretty and A SAD QUEENS BIRTHDAY ! above the rith Wi 4 \u2014 this city.of tho veal was mors than six inches 18 years, acman, 15 years ; Emma Box, Jessie ous Soirit.4 \u201cAs E.BONNEAU\u2014In this city.onthe 24th .Vaciser.Alphonse Plane, NEW FRINGES AT 8.CARSLEY'S.GRAPPLING FOR BODIES.City L + .» by the 06.me t, to Sara Bouncau, both of this London in Sackcloth and Ashes.- Whe children of Mr.Masuret, wbolesale At the adjourned mecting of the Counell held e Black, Silk Corkserew Fringes, 6c, 200.360, of men were busily em frtéer, were not in the boat at all.Thereport an Mon day afternoon, thé report of the Finance LANONTAGNE, BOURGEOIS\u2014-On the Ztrd inst.40c, 4080, 580, 600, 700, B80¢, WO0v, $1.00, ping To, view of through the vessel's decks with a \u2018of their being- dro wned is incorrect.WHAT THB SPIRIT DOES.Committeo on the Municipal Loan Fund was re- te de Laval, opposite ve $1.17.STATEMENTS OF SURVIVORS ! for bodies underneath, every ; & ceived and deferred for consideration to next THE ANNUAL SPRING or LE ontagoe, merc ant, of this city, To Black Cheneflls and Corkscrew Mixed Fringes, fresh o ning revealin g an additional acene of ft.OXE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY BODIES.= iss Victoria Bourgeois, r 200, 38c, 40e, 800, 880, 750, 84¢, 86¢, $1.18 lernoras DESPATCH TO RY STAR) © wee, incident vw our reporter witness- > .Up to five o'clock this morning the searchers On Monday, at 34 o \u2018olosk p.ra., word was re- $576,000, which the Government asked for the meeting.It recommended the payment of the (HANDICAP) GAMES, orgeois.$1.20, $1.30 up to $3.85.\u2018 Lowpox, Ont.,25.\u2014The 24th of May of 1881 ed on the bank and am the crowd of anxious à s À la Técovering one hundred and ceived at ThE Stan offic oo that strange doings were sattlement of all claims on condition that if the \u2014 ORF THE \u2014 MURDOCH, CAMPBE v.LL\u2014On 20th inst.by the Joshua Murdoch to Misd Black Boaded and Corkscrow Spaced Fringes, will long be remem bered as a day of mournin ones there who were still in a state of distract.#hity bodi es.going on at St.Hubert w hich were 20 inexplicable Government reduce the = Agn os Cempbetl.both of this city.220, 270, 360, 48¢, 47c.580, 676, 750, 84e, in London by the main in the river, It is now thought that quite a in character as to wa: rrent investigation in the other municipalities oo: amount to be paid by the .MONTREAL LACROSSS CLUB, \u2018ou JT PAPINEAU-ln this city, on Tues- 960 up to $1.78.a day pleasure scoker, and never iBg uncertainty as to the whereabouts of their P@2ber more re lin Interests of the public.At once it was ved troal shall be entitled to ncerned the city of Mon- WILL rx HELD ON ey 7th, at the chapel of Notre Dams de Hundreds of close with greater gloom.children or relatives would touch a heart - FROM TORONTO.to send a reporter and on the stroke of t half tion.à proportionate reduo- i rdes, Professor G.Couture to householdes are plunged in of flint.In the first place the men [«ækcIAL pRSFATCEH TO THE STAR.) hour, that individual leaped from his cab on the THB CLUB GRQENDS, SHEREROOKE STREET, MONTREAL.WEATy Merocdos eldest NEW FRINGES AT 8.CARSLEY'S.ge at the loss of frien and would feel with loug poles till they platform of the car just as the traic was moving of absence.Ald.Gilman was granted three months\u2019 leave ho ] danghier of C.F.Papineau, Esq ; DEATHS.Haintances, and the crowd who strug- touched a body and then the man with - THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY \u2014Toroxro, out of the station.A rush to the Poiut, à wbiri On Saturday, June 41h, 1951, 24 3 PM: + \u2014In this city, on Zird inst., Bartholomew Black Silk Grass Fringes.120, 186, fe, 316, vin aces aa the boat 1 tek the dock at the the grappli ook would come and insert AY 25.\u2014The Queen's birthday was very gen- through the cavern of the Bridge, a short stop at Theo report of the Park Commissioners was re- The following Er axed £2 yearsand 13 days.88c, 450, 55e, 630, 760, Ol¢, $1.00, $1.13.5 das street wi ere NeXt seen as corpses the hook in the clothin g aud the dead bod, y celebrated here yesterday.Thousands St.Lambert, and then a delicious bit of ridin} to eeivéd and x \u2018Motion was sdopted that the Per- Amateurs oniy, programme has boen prepared, (open 48° p be funeral will take place from bis father\u2019s Black Waterfall Fringes, 18¢, 22¢, 25¢, S0¢, j ;.stretched side by side on the green bank they Would a pear on the surface.Just at th is y lof \u2018the city and all the pleasure resorts did an St.Hubert, with whiffs of the u pturned mould \u2018manent Exhibition Committee be granted a nota- 440 yards Run, 100 yards Run, Peridence, 191 anufaoturers street yon Friday 860, 400, 4Dc, 550, 800, bse, » 760, 900, $1.00, had no* déubt adm Fuse business.A picnic was held on the from the furrows, and glimpses of wood and tial lease for five years of a piece of land 1,000 a, 120 Jards Hurdle Race, \" morning, 27th inst., at 8 o'clock, to t.Gabriel $1.10.ired as they sailed down.moment 4m scene was frequently very touch- Exh ibition grounds, Fred.Plaisted rowin meadow through the wi: ndow frame.dy 570 feet on Bleury street and Mount Ro Ono mile ] Running Mig bk Jump, 7: un; \u2019 riends are invited to MOURNING FRINGES.The catastrophe is o! ne that can scarcely be aping.other might be heard exclaim- \u20ac bay in front of the Park asan attrac tion.g on AY ST.HUBERT.avenue, opposite the present Exhibition grounds.Two mile Run, Hammer, ing brotbor\u2014may his soul rest in He wasa pious Christian, à son, and a lov- preciated in all its magnitude, but if the toofs ing: \u201c It is my girl !* «It is my girl, that'a The Tenth Ro Bt.Hubert is a During Ald.Grenier's absence Ald.Beauchamp Three mile Walk.wing 6th W eight, ROBERTSON\u2014In this cit of all the houses in London could be raised to lier drefs.Give her to me, my darling Katie ark yals trooped the colors in Queen's quiet little village n estling was appointed to tako his place on the special And garot Stewart, widow of i he late James Robert- on the 2th inat.Mar- 1.00, 1.13, 1.27.Mourning Fringes, 496, 650, 74e, 870, O1c, day the scenca of woe would make the strongest or the father could be heard in broken accents T have in the presence of thousands of spectators.Was a about the station, with the parish church half a committee, and Ald.Jeannotte on the Finance crosse Be follow ing open to Members of Amfteur La sou.of the H on.Hudson\u2019s Bay '# service, in man weep.ef, «It is my my little H \u2014this d exhibition of fireworks at the mile away, and the houses of wealthy .furmers Committes.Ald Laberge was appointed %u take Long Throwing, the 76th year of hor age.4 MOURNING CITY, wif kill his mother.i; his is a woeful TER Harticul Gardens in the evening.ranged around.On alighting the write T Was re- Ald.Gauthier's place on the Market Committee, Accurate \\ 30, 45 and 80 yapde Funeral will take place from the residence, 21 CRAPE MOURNING FRINGES.me.Cruel, cruel river 1\u201d y for AN ADV ANCE.\u2014 The shoemakers have ob- ceived by the agent of the Grand Trunk, Mr.and Ald.Gauthier to take berge's place on the ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE Inge\u2019 x o\u2019alock.se Lu street, on Fri afternoon at 2.30 The city is in sackcloth and ashes.Few but ed an advan ce e of 10 per ce Ferguson, who put himself at the former's disposi.Water Committee.are H All of the above, tion.riends will please acoept this intima- 74¢, 870, $1.00, 1.15, 1.27, 1.50.have Jost relatives and connections, and none A FATHER'S ANGUISH.to take cffect Ju Ist.nt.in their wages tion,.and procured .trap to reach the scene of | \u2026 Aid.Thibau î It gave_a notice of motion recom- An Entrance Fee of 35¢ cap Gam vith exception of Lacrosfe Events, but have been hereft of friends.The sights wonder wherewithal.This was out on the Queen's mending the changing of the seat of the Local BRN, YIU Asch pany Lhe entry per man, fr each and every: a GLEESON\u2014On the 24th inst., William A.Glee- son, second son of the late J NEW FRINGES AT 8.CARSLEY'Sand scenes of this dread disaster will long be re- of London The case of Mr.John Mustell, a blacksmith, JOURNALIST C.\u2014By the addition of a new highway between Longueuil and Chambly, some Legislature from Quebec to Montreal.For Entries, mme of Games or any Colored membered, and it will be many a day before and the South, was witneased by our reporter folding press, the Géobe is able to print five miles off.Daring the journey, the driver he re rt of the City Hall Committes aubmit- Box 1 Montreal No ent Sports mittee,\u201d Funeral will leave his:late Tn, Mage, mal beading shades, the Queen's soene was one which will never be 33,000 copies per hour.gave the names of the parties where the wonders ting the ft of contract fo r printing with Messra, eus an ry or TE elix street, on Thurs 26th inst.at 230 from 110 t es a day of birthday will again be looked upon Here- effaced from his memory.The Constable en- were wrou ght, certified to thoir good standing in Perrault & Co.for the sanction of the Council was vero un to Grounds aud Grand Bland or Pavilion, sn 0'6lock pm, ce to th e KR Camote Colored Waterfall Fri nges, in novel shades, making in London, deavored to keep Mr.Mustel) from going on the the rish, related the wonder and awe of the read, and aiso the o Friend: and aoqui to attend.tances are respectfully invit- from 11c up to $1.18 after it will be a day of sad remembrance, and \u2018 Princess Louise \" in search of his hter.DISHON EST GREEKS.\u2014ATRENS, May 25, whole countrysides,and altogether prepared his which was \u2018that the contract with Mossrs.Per- pinion of the City Attorney, Admission to Grounds enly, 25¢.Colored Corkscrew Fringes, » Choice assortment the anniversary of sorrow tomany It was about \u201cI'm going \u201d\u2014 There is no poyer on eat De cations amounting to 80,000 drachmas has companion for a series of su He was cut rauit was not binding, and if annalled 221 9 ?.L.PATON, DESAUTBL\u2014In this city, Michel Desautel.Jr., on the 22rd instant.in beautiful shades, S8c, 60e, 81.00.5 o\u2019clock in the afternoon when the ill-fated can stôp me\u2014\u201c You can't keep me m my that been discovered in the short by the appearance of Mme.Perrault herself, the city FISKE\u2014At Conti years And 8 months.\u2018* Victoria \u201d reached Spring Bank on her last child,\u201d &ITeste wry.Several persons the mistress of the haunted house, who was driv- would not be liable for damages.\u2019 Ald.Robort moved Gordan th cock, on the 19th instant, Morrice Zig Colored Corkserew and Tape Spaced Fringes, trip.Both the upper and lower decks were way t cried the stalwart man.Bursting his ing into the village to see the cure and get some that ¢ , seconded by Ald.Gilman, 6TH FUSI LIERS.w sons of J Tr ke.Esq., aged 4 months.lst, Brooks d, twin 120 2 17e, 260, 28e, 350, 60.crowded, and a large number of the hrough all barriers, the distracted father - DANGEROUS MEN ARRESTED\u2014 Panis, news from her husband w| bo is absent.Upon adapte pert of the City Hall Committes be MARTIN\u2014At Gran b: seekers remained on board to return pleasure rushed over the deck up and down and between on the the ay 25,\u2014A manufac tory of explosives and learning the mission of the writer, she began a A y d.ANNUAL \u2018DRILLS.\u2014 iss Sarah Cora rida Que., on the Zlst instant, » daugh NEW FRINGES AT &.CARSLEYPS.hostly aisles searching with throbbing imbs has been discovered at Mon: trange.Three voluble tale there and then, but fnally offered Stephens moved in amendment, seconded to the A wil TMOF! 1 parade on THURSDAY, the Wh Martin, Esq., aged 24 ye Ars.ter of Potar A.same boat.As is usually the case at that hour, tem i e and burstin heart for his darling, \u201chia | Persons were arrested.to turn her horse's head and go back to her own by Ald.Hood, that Messrs.Joha Lovell & Sons, m er.» a AHERN \u20140Un Sun day, 22nd May, Albert T., only Colored Indian Grass Fringes , in splendid co- an immense crowd was waiting at tle wharf for fair Precilla.\u201d At last he discovered the well AMERICAN.house.being the lowest tenderers, have the contract for By order, and below son of Patri and Sarah ern, lorings, 110, 170, 200, 26c, y the arrival of the steamer.Every one w as known dress and close alongside of an man OBIT.THE PERRAULY HOUSE.one year.aged year and 7 months\u201497 Christophe street.Caterpillar Fringes, 170, 200, 280, 850.anxious to secure a place, and i n a few moments lay in the embrace of death \u2014New York, May 25.\u2014Commodore Ald.Robert's motion was withdrawn, ahd after m3 W.M.BLAIKLOCK, \u2018 d'BRIEN\u2014In this on 22nd inst., John every portion of standing or sitting room was the darling of his Nutt, the well known dwarf, died to-day aged country house of the second class, alive with This was soon reached\u2014a good, substantial discussion b y Ald.Allard and Stephens, Capt.& Acting O'Brien, brother of dé n, painter, aged New goods arriving weekly.fully occupied.The number on board is Va- household, his fair Precilla, a_ beautiful girl of 87.children within and ochiokens without.It was Ald.Labe moved, seconded by T.Wilson, riously estimated at from six hundred to eight eight or ten years of age.To snatch hor in NEWS] P that the tender of Meas re, Perrault & Co., being THB CANADA MANUPACTURING a sm at + gi BEWELL\u20140a the 220d inst, Henry Sew his arms waa the work of an instant, the May 25 \u2014 PAPER CHANGES.\u2014Nxw York, soon bruiled abont among the neighbors that a the only correot and act aally the lowest tender, be rot General Mec of the F4 ell, third Sheriff of hundred, probably nearer the latter, a number stern officer of the law was there as well, * ji Sehurz, Horace White, and E.L.jouraaliete was there taking nates, and quite a accepted.be eid at the OM) 2 ces 387 Th 381 Notre a re 4 = win ARE son of the Late illinm 5.Sewell, Esq., S.CARSLEY, together out of propartion to the capacity of are not allowed to take away any pe sir.ou Godkin h£ 96 obtained conteol of the Evening gathering of gaping men sad womendbaa the con- Ald.Allard moved T amendigent that Saturday.4th Jume, at Ii, Fool on HAYDEN\u2014On the 22ad instant, Mary Ramsden If you wait, the steamer will take your \u20ac Schurs assumes the editorial direction from kitchen to sequence.Going about from room te room, and Messrs.Perrault & Co.teing the lowest eorreet for the Elé-tien of Ofâicers and Di tas 3 2 months.ved wife of Jus.KE.Hayden, aged 22 years and A BURVIVOR'E STORY.with the rest.\" * The steamer will never ta up to-morrow\u2019 ke olicited :\u2014 tenderers, and already havin done a part of the passing By-laws, and for all obher need Lae purposes.MONTREAL.121 Mr.R Dolbear, wife and two children, were uy Precilla.I'll take garret, the following facts were work of the con!raet, shoul have the contract.R.THOMAS, a BOCEST AEL\u2014On the Zlst May.beloved wife of Josse Bockstael, i Bridget her myself,\u201d said the THE WALKING MATCH.\u2014New York, WHAT THE APIRIT DOKS.He supported his motion at length.May 25th, 1881.Manager, pro tem.y SILVERM AN\u2014Su dd a ber 36th year.the time of the accident.on the upper deck of the ill-fated steamer at heart-broken father as he passed on towards the ay 25.\u2014Noon walk score Vint 283, Little- Ou Saturday before last, 14th instant, the fol- It was lost on a vote of seven to fifteen.1221 inst, Eliza, belov od nly, on the night of the 22nd He states that at gangway.Our reporter has seen some sad wood 277, Hughes 270, Sullivan 261, Clew 210, lowing pranks were played: On a bureau in the Ald.Jeannotte moved another a mendmeat, Tears.e of Bimon Silverman, Spring Bank, before leaving, he heard of an order sccues in his day, but that father, bear small sitting room Were twelve statuettes or re- seconded by Aid.Thibault, that Mr.Senecal have EMEMBER the Sale of Fine Horses, Victoria, T.C Bas BRODRICK\u2014In Boston, on the 21s! inst., Jane ing given by the Captain to allow no more away his dead child, her long flaxen hair, an ligious figures in porvelain, set in two concentric the contract.Lest, seven to fifteen.c, lmpe! Harne Saddlery.de.ER Pamton, - \u2018aâqe) uinn, wife of James Brodrick, and isughter of ssengers on the boat, otherwise he would not unusual head of hair for a girl of her age, hang- City News.horseshoes, six in each.These ware all found lying Ald.Brown moved another amendment as fol- Pois private ota\u2019 bles, 92 > SHERBRYUKE 8T., cormer | © $ am os ing, toll-xeeper of Cote des \u2018olges, responsible for her safety.À few minutes ing on his arm, was a picture which wi \u2014It bas been decided to hold the annual on their faces.They were set up.À little later ows: 35 years and 6 months.BLACK SATIN S! matches of the Sixth Fusiliers Rifle Association found lying on their backs.Set up again.The \u201c That the contract for Thursday Afternoon, May 36th.CARROLL\u2014In chis city, on the 23rd inst.Joseph after they started, sud owing to the swaying of ever after be photographed in his me .r.Thomas Steve: on Jaturday, the 30th of July.third time they were found on their sides.Set wp be awarded to Mossre.L.P printing and stationery The Bale will commonc: at THRER o'clock.11 mo tl, fourth son nf Thomas Carroll, age d 3yrs Just Reosived another Clase of those at the « the crowd, she lurched heavily until her arrival ns, who lost his entire family \u2014The members of the Bisho, once more.The fourth time the heads were all from 1st of May, 188], orrault & Co.for one year mths and eicht days, Satins, at int of death,\u201d when running well in by the sad affair, would not give up hopes of QG ub, who registered at the *s Collage Cricket put together as in the centre of the circle, and when tenders must be theo to expire sbedlutely, 811 C.F.ELWES, towards shore the movements of t bec he passengers ous little boy until a oqn| ple of hours had all yesterday, re- the feet laid out symmetrically as so many spokes 1 azked for and separate House Furnishing, Hardware, Tinewars, (ame too great and an order was given for all elapsed.He kept rubbing away, sayine, tarned to Lennoxville yesterday.of a wheel.The resolution was carri ors made for printing and stationery,\u201d Woodenwarr, also garden tools, Lawn Mowers, 75c.and $1.00! hands to keep steady, otherwise they would be \u201cI know he will survive it.Keep at \u2014A meeting of Frebeb citizens will tak e place * Did you see this done?\u201d division : ed on the foilowing LOWERS ! very ches Curtain Stretchers, &c., at my new capsized.This appeared to be a warning to it for God's sake.\u201d to-night at the Mechanics\u2019 Hall to make arrtan - No.But it was done at regular intervals, à Sale 130.600 Fine MH ealt Plan: stare, 153 otre Dame street, facing west end FOR WHICH WE ARE NOW NOTED ! take the other side of the hoat, which was done At last he gave up in ments for the proper celebration of the French while no one was in the room.\u201d Yeas\u2014Laberge, Brown, Stephens, Farrell, all ndow Bexes, Hanging Bask.© \u2014 ALSO, \u2014 despair and said, \u201c1 gue He ss I'll jump over too.\u201d National Fete day on the 14th of July.** Sure no one was in the room ?Brovost, Jeannotte, Beauchamp, Thibault, Ken- filled with Court House (sign of the golden padlock.) L.J.A.Surveyer, and the effect on the upper deck was a general robable he was led away from the sad scene, or it is \u2014An ing \u201c Sure.\u201d neds.McCord, Dubue, Gauthier, Thos.Wilson, BLACK CASHMERES giving way of the supports, dropping the whole would have met the same fate as w ho fell out of a window at her father's house in uest was held on the little girl Page Robert, Watson, Allard, Donovan, Hood, Gilman, On Friday Morning, May 27th.N.B.\u2014Storage for Winter stores, _ 107 27 AND fa rty inte the river.Mr.Doibear, with the is loved an es.tricks were renewed thus ;\u2014A small table in the Nothing more ecourred for four days, when the Lsureat\u201420.The subscriber has rece ived instructions from the Riva aby, got over the wire in the hull.His wife A CrazeD MOTHER Lagauchoticre street, yesterday at 9 o'clock, and Nays\u2014Fairbairn, Hagar, Proctor\u20143.Craig street (a few doors west of Vi-toi wood Floral Comyany t © soil at his \u20ac w Rain has no effect on NURBIAN; the BLACK BUNTINGS ! sud little daughter jumped after the latier, fall- a verdict of \u201caccidental death \u201d was returned.bedroom, which stood at an oblique angle from Ald.Stephens, as he war recording his vote, and eplen assortment of ali kinds of Gosse) and Yi palish remains, Lisef ing into the water, but caught a geutleman's Probably none of the inciden ts which were o13 .+The Re.Colborne Haney, who has labored the wall, was set at right angles, then tilted on observed that this mode of disposing of the mat- namental Fotlaye Plants, in lots to suit f Bedding - coat and was lifted beside her parents, served around the wreck, s howed more strength in connection with the McCall movemant in Paris two lege against the bed, and one pillow and the ter was choosing the lesser of two evils.Sale at 10.30 am.(A brilliant triumph.Thousands D.G.LAIDLAW, after which they were rescued all ofa mother\u2019s love than was seen by our rort- for the past five months, will give an account of some countorpane were drawn over it.Bince then The Council then adjourned.\u20ac.F.ELWES, Auctioneer.180838 A catarrh in the head by Dr.cured of - sou- obest 450 Notre Dame Street.righter.A mother whose chil d had been torn from there ligious awakening in Paris, at the meeting ueer ihiugs have happened every day, \u2014The wood Floral Com; pany ard exclusively vielle\u2019s Spirometer.free Dr M and sufferers can Next to London House.ANOTHER ACCOUNT.der by the reash, mw the little in St.Gabriel Chufch, this éveaing.which, sir sameness, may be grou COMMERCIAL.Plant Growers.The Piants are BOW 0D view st rm Ts Phu Soviotier li ox-Aide-Su o11044¢ Another eye-witness, James Drennan, in the appear above the water.Wi thing's clothing ~The rifie butts at Point St.Charles have®een together.\u2018Two little Winding sheets, which Se.Catherine street.Fone neh ia iz, 204.7 to 8 I square, Montreal oy of the Advertiser, was on the upper Wi th a cry of \u201cthere's putinto « thorough state of re: been stowed away in av , were inid out on the rion and Wheat \u201cHooming Corn Firm Lewer.vis dock when the \u2018 Victoria\u201d my darling,\u201d she rushed aist deep into the vinod of Quebes Rifle Associatio: 0, a0d numbers of pair by the Probed, as if to answer their original rpos e A Tho Jocal market for four was active but steady.Sales HE FURNITURE of a Private \u201d (remoiel from CLAGGETT & COMPANY'S the following account of capsized.He gave water and clasped her dead \u2018in her arma, the members of the oity woman's shawl hanging upon the i me of a 3 100 ¥ Wi : Ex Walt end room Also, Fine \u2014 ane that mee five we were comin the dread disaster: A couple of men d the mother and child corps took advantage of door waa thrown u n the bed.A cupboard Las 21% LE 3719: 125 or 50 ES 00 Fine.$4.40 brine, $5.30; room Furniture, 2 first-class Sets.Purlor snl Dining ay nomex vit haver got - \u201cder _ .* About half-past g very slow ashore with canaide le difficulty.This was , Ehe\u2018holiday yesterday to practise at them.standing at the foot fa the bed was set ar, and a 58.No.2 pets, 6.ilers and general Household goods.: Sate 4 =; sh rr by Griffith's dam, 3 and weut up to no sooner done than her | at the j annual meeting in June.Mr.was from the aittiag fout sf 39 to 2040 | rye 8 & mw SHA W & GOWDEY, Au during the last 24 comlin\u2019t would I evident that Eréghons : on account of à press ef this same: Jistle Move om of a GOWDETY.- sam crowd om, although I them there were two VER Yotth doit in with pia rer, FLOUR por bbl.\u2014Sugerier 85.35 +f HIVES y Aucti = ale: 7 = he vx Ne vas more boats \u2018coming after.\u201d I left Bim Porasily dathirowned bÿ- the Dale \u20ac acuinet wild, plioea, ?arose 288.50 25 my room, 103 St James street, = ; > Can = 9 1 pae\u201420.20 A DESPERATR = .\u201cXT py 70 to 93.80 6.15: nne, 34.» 4.3: Menday Aftermeen, \u201c May, 4 U a tn ; tics next 24 hours:\u2014 Jersey Gloves in Silk and Kid.and hardly turned away when ! noticed the Nicholas \u20ac vastplar for a\" re in a: ki \u2018clock.° st 7 >> .to fre: a sh winde, mostiy frora the north- deck, As water nishing in down below over the bottom who Was on the j Dutèdas a Fae mus of bat waihet.TOE co te 3.08 J.POTTER.east, continued fine weather.looked down the stair- ad à v \u2018fated boat with his ian a8 os Sagar.Re: bold sedmid move dised than frightened.241 ; © cou.corn, 1B,- Gé ?4 salé.N AND PI XTU ST.JAMES STREET.case, noticed the water ankle deep d war dlightly dam; aged s kilo.The roof on! \u201c Any noises over 2\" :_ cheess, 1 bols: fers ; Gians About sixty tet Fa She] RES FOWL.Opposite Ottawa Hotel.121 down below The crowd seemed excited, and Mr.Wilson was thrown com pletely undes the one siream of water., the fire being put out by \u201cOnly onéte in the TOOW Was à wicker toile ; cases.piy = 7 Notre Da me rtétion, tring [asile fees kept rdshing from one side to the other.water and almost suffocated.* u coming to the arm-chair eovered with hooks when it was Whaat ba the \u201cball this s.the R SALE © New advertisements this P.M, tain Rankin told them repeatedly to stand Cap still surface he saw his wife \u2014Inspoctors Gailey and Lapointe, of the &.P.thrown down there was quite © racket.No other of from \" cliques and scored an advamce uoted at $1.09% June : ply at 97 St.Pua DRESSMAKING ! snd not crowd so much to the side.The boat and went to her assis! struggling in the water, CG.À, while out on a trip of inspection yesterday noises since then.\u201d $1.10 je pl 07 A Receipts, 53, HEAT A CARRIAGE.+ = tance.With the aid of in St.Henry, met one Francois Carign an near the The mother and grandmother with fire children shipments, ane; sine « 0OÛ.Cora was firmer at 45k4c May: bushels : Fe Rar SALE\u2014 A STYLISH CARRIA 3e \"a \"DR.RODDICK,\u201d rushed to the now commenced rocking and the ple all some on-lookers, the couple man aged to Tanneries carrying a cage containing fourteen in- so 42%¢ July shipment: 8, august.\u2014_ Apply at Mr.Flauntugn's, Cotte wi, J ni.Has Removed to orth side, when the foe t went reach the shore thoroughly exhausted.{vorous birds, including linnets, king birds, deserted the lower part of the house at nights and Weaker at $16.00 wa.6 askéd June FURIE ROOMS \u2014 WITH «\u20ac a; pet.over on her side and a terrific crash followed, THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.bobolinks and others.They asked w hat he was took refuge for sleep ina rmall garret.A visit up ; bu dtito at s 10.63 da + $10.70 aaked June ; .$16.43 Ju % mm Ci atheart street.OR Wi HENRY MORGAN & CO, the whole of the u pper deck coming crashing going to do with them and he answered that he slong the walls were taken dow: there was amusing, Dg RP On pegs wheat sold at RBALE\u2014A STRON G EXPRESS WAGON, PE, No.80 UNION AVENUE, Beg to announce that in addition to MISS CUNNINGHAM arcund us.1 was instantly hurled into the Dr.Wilson, on hearing of the accident, has- was going to sell them.They then asked the on the floer.n and etretched = 2 a to §1.22 New York st $1.27 June; Fe will be so) cheap Apply at 2] Bt.Antoine sto.water and my companion with me, a st: tened to the scene, as members o f his family, in price which be named upon which they said they drawers, &e.The same witb underclothing, wheat firm; corn quiet.sie July: > Hixh aû report :\u2014F?mis (Corner Burnside street.) they have just sscared the services of NR3.H.O'PLYNN, Mass.I never lost my presence of min ing company with Dr.Brown, had left in the fore- would take the birds and hi m too before a magis- Mme.Perrault's best black Sunday shipment, Wheat, higher Cargoes on passage 1 no advance and for R SALE.VERY CHEA P\u2014A NEW AWN- 100 \u2014 late manager of the Dressmaking Department of Mesurs Pim Bros, Dublin., but noon for Spring Bank.For some time he suf.trate.To-day in the Police Court Carignan was dress received special attention im this way.A ult itsh and a large sign, ing, & emall show case, an ayron window sign, and grasped something and by a desperate effort fered great mental anguish, but at last was over.fined $3 and ¢ osts.The birds were freed.roll of lace on » small table was nicely unrolled on frmer corn uiet.» steady.Liverpool wheat, spot, rather Beary Prinoa == all no.Avply aû 228 St.James sireet, (ODORLESS GEES E They hope that with their increased facilities, &e., thay pulled myself up to the roof, where I found I had a joyed on hearin the bed.One of the two windows of the garret 4s 10 Canad: Terpooi American Wi mix- png.3 ANN ow FEATHERS) will now be able to axecute all orders entrusted to thom small breathing space of a few inches between the and Dr.Bro g of the safety of all his people Personal.opened spontaneously.In the kitchen four wil- \u2014w snd wheat in Paria ate.an grax.Go 84.Four (8 marks) \u20ac for the continent R DOM AND BOARD\u2014WITH BATH.TE moderate.i Ronavrngure street, STEAMED AND BARKED, cither In Pillows or by the Ib.promptly and efficiently.river and the roof.1 was comparatively safe ed behind wn\u2019s also, they having remain- or the next low chairs were placed bask to back and a buffalo United Ki during week e imports into jE 8 Remember, we arll a FEATHER in this position, notwithstanding that an Wilson, in boat, Dr, When Jay Gould was testifying before the Court robe was spread over them.That same robe was 75 to qe; com, 1 30 10 125, nded Ma 24h \u2014 Wheat, f our, 143 to UNTRY BOARD WANTED \u2014 WOULD £5 PILLOW for $1.25.A few firat-class Dressmakers wanted.man and others who were conversation with Ins ctor in the telegraph auit he war asked, * Did you unhung from the wall an read over à cart 3): brie Fih\u2014 Whe st, 300 Poin prefer on river fmnt, between city and for lady and gentieman, and infant.Address The Trade supplied vit.REN HEADED FRATHERS.122 2 in a hea struggling Gurd, that gent! eman remarked that when the your check for $5.000,000?\" He answered, 1 © reporter saw this as it ed just happened be- Wi oop.30 to 235.009 © four, 155 to 160,- F.W.ve, + Bran 0 08 1318 45 Victoria Square.to me, The steam and hot were pulling and hanging boat began to rock the boiler left its place on think I did.I either paid a check for $5,000, fore his arrival.He also saw where two pillows A water now the lower deck, tesring away some of 4 ts 020 or $10; 000,000.I am not certain.\u201d What had been put together and 2 quilt which was Finançe and Commerce.SITE ATION WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL and seamstress ; Taos JOHN CARLISLE, poured along the roof of the deck, scorch- which supported the u per deck, and thus a blissful state of uncertainty | lightly tucked under the bedding bad been rolled Commerce has deciared a - 7 Inspector strevt from Icing 3.TE, 3 FLAVOR ! Ing my face and taking my breath away.1 be- causing the upsetting of t Ë, e \u2018* Victoria.\u201d Mrs.Langtry\u2019s attractiveness does not decline: over them, mak ing the figure look like a o0rpss 1 rame unconscigus and let go my hold and sank ir tor secs to think that the The When she entored the Roys 1 Academy the other laid out SEE cent, payable on and after the À PAINTER WANTS WORK, CH magi] or large jobs.Apply 6 Farm EA.48 VICTORIA SQUARE 48 Lemon, Vanilla, RatiSa, Pinepple, to the bottom of the river, but touching the majority of day the crowd at first did not notice her; but dend of 213 per The Union Bank of Lower Canada has deciareû a dv) Ch aries.saroet, Point E : MATTRESSES AND PA LEASSES, Strawberry, Raspberry, Orange, solid bottom it seemed to gi ve me fresh energy drowned.those on the lower deck must have been gradunily as the whispered intelligence of her WHAT IB AT THE BOTTOM GP THR DISTURBANCE.A thorough examina À telogram from St.Pa cent for the current half yenr.ER.HAVING ig From the ordinary Straw to the finest Bag! and 1 struggled through a lot of bodies, and pretence went about, a fenersi move was made to the next thing was to tion having been made, anager of the ft.Paul, Minne: polls and by J.4.Hm, A TRAVELL and Shoes and G A ENO È 3 Halz, at prices to suit the most dei lsh Curled ° and other Extracts, what was almost worse, a lot of wires MR.30PER\u2019S STORY.mect her, people pushing each other backward uire inte the cause.tobe Balin va , ander date May 24th, states that the earn- an engagement in et oi Wiz, SE 5 tort J.CARLISLE, and ferward and choking u The fct of removal was not witmessed in any Ings of tha an facreass over the for thé hike third week of May were , thet line.Andress Traveller ve = MANUFAOTURED BY which got tan § \u20ac led in my feet and pulled me William Soper, living on Clarence street, effort to ree her.She bors t ke the doorway in the stapes wit single case, only the ts was tucked up for last year of $19,400.frequently un neath.I got clear of these and soys : \u2018\u201cl was standing on the north side of the equanimity, and walked with glidi n h perfect in the middle of the floor, and then spread out between Sterling Exchange js steady st Poyr WANTED\u2014QUIET.ADDRESS bl a » F urni shed House Wanted, once more atteropted to reach the shore, but upper deck when the crash fame, 1 was hurled through the rooms, the most ErRos again as soon as the backs of the people were Sevres delng $4.85 and $4.87.counter, the rates drafts on AINTER WANTED\u2014A GOOD WOR! KM.3 HEN RI JON AS, e unconscious and would have into the water with 50v others; also my waman therein.quietly dressed turned.But even in this ease, ne seen.agont was Few York sre drawn at par to \u2019s prom.will find eu: en nt by a, vis IN A NICE LOCALITY.oo SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.the struggling mass had not some Rind hand daughter Lizzie, who was stan near mb at > LATEST PRICES=STOOCKS, ae.fon, à Lawrence.Ton ymouth Ppisine to Peer De ét an Most % small Jower tenement might sult.Rent led me ashore.After I lay there exhausted .Isank to the bottom, ut managed Suburban, ** Cost wn didble, wn svt,\u201d was the general ver- The je to te were the fuatuations in Now Yorx steske AKERS AND APPRENTI ih + MAN, to climb on the le, but in torn was \u2018Bt.Henrf; ho dict\u2014a devil, a & IL Ë Mowers i DRG Mrs.Perranlt's, No.o96 FA at.= x THe Agent, ashore and said to him : \u201c How did or & few minutes 1saw Captain Ran kin coming upon by others, Fen al new Mont to get the | mais \u201c What do you think of it 1\u201d Muse.Perrault was Xavier strost 131 St.James atrest.COAL OIL COOKING STOVES | tain ?** each) struggle and then exerted myself for anket Company aT : factory of the = as May 881.à A NTED\u2014TWO ROO M RL * 1 never left \u201cthe pilot house,\u201d 1 then wen t to got on ty and reached: The of of No.8 Co the 86th « God only knows,\u201d wiih 4 od eyed and W.0.Pol.oy Tidal.| W OOD PASTURAGE f or Horses, PEED R COLN'3 Cooking Stoves are now s recognised ied the Captain.He me to rum up \u2019 F and assisted in Battalion 8t.Paul ents x their men open palsis outstretched.= My husband work- \u2026 Bou 5 vi TA ICR & Oemtral.ie Upper Laon ad where are Es Figs +2 pile.$10 for the season.Apply Inle Bourdon, Bout de 1218 household necessity.They are always ready\u2014always to town as fast as I could and give fifteen others froul the ling seething to dinner evening.Representatives of the ing on the Intertoionial at Riviere du , and sevue ig Surgiw, een on \u2019 ERE sure\u2014aiways prompt.This year they have heen so tm.the news at the dock to have boats and axes My little girl was resc oy y a Frenchman of regimental staff were present.we thought at first that he was dead and that it 2nd.10814 08e Do Pret.855 8 WW ANTED \u2014 A CABINET MAKER F ICKEL SILVER SHOW proved that they are by far the best on the market, and sent down, \u2018I will stay here aud see what I the name of F t The*screams which arose was his spirit returning to us.But Mr.Benoit, our Do Pref.Ming.3 92 Union Pacifi Satth, 1,566 St.Catherine street, 181 \u2018 NE Case for sale, = shape, 8 feet.Prie 25, are absolutely safe.No smoke, no smell, no dirt, can do to save life.\u201d of the drowning mass were terrific.Nr.T Hetitreal Golf Club.member, telegra B hed him and received a reply North-Wi ov 133% 18414 174% 1264 y cae .- .WwW ANTED\u2014 A GOOD STRONG add; 3 St.Lawrence 1#1 3 no Kindimmz to eptit, m0 cos] to carry; all comMrt and An elderly man who was showed our re his arms, which were fear.that be was well.\u201d Do Pref.sense es dos 5 tare st.make himself ysnerally useful, at 1 PO convenienes.standing near me before the accident said it fully scratch at Quebec on Queen\u2019s Eleven m¥mbers of the abore Club were down That settles the ghost theory.The writer, hav- Paul.Sig! Kansas 4T Bly mar® oe.OUSE TO LET\u2014 Fur \u2018Windsor Hotel.nished, amused him to see people alarmed at sailing and burned, caused the drown- with the Golf Club there Birthdsy and competed ing nothing further to offer, to but wea iis Hig Pani 4 0 : Ë W ANTED\u2014CASH BO - H wer 2124.along a river like the Thames and jp such boats .ing people climbing over him \u201cThere's another,\u201d for thé challënge trophy.on his way out noticed a Wttle rl of about thir- ETS Pref x4 8 MeOH) street, ed to make B.HORE b Rent low.Address, Po.\"FRED R.COLE, as these.\u201cIf you want to see dan » go Was ab oft repeated expression heard from the The Home Club won by 24 holes.The Ma uis teen whose eyes were queer, who had twitoh- Del.; 0 i Leon M.\u201cee OUSE TO LET\u2014Com 418 Notre Dame otreet.on the lakes, where I have been, and face crowd which lined the bank as the ng of Club.of Lorne played on the side of the Que ing of the arms and facial foutu : | 19% ; ; ANTED\u2014ROOM IN GERMAN FA: H furnit ara.pletely nor'wester.\u201d The words were hardly out of his men working on the wreck and in the ing aoythin res Without aay- \"J ces L oo ax ly Adairess, \u201c Fri-nd,\" Sran Offer.MIL 3 5 P.O.Drawer ma Longueuil for particul 121 lips before he wae hurled to the bottom of the 13 river bro t tothe surface another body.Another Distinguished Party.tho cure of ¢ be he drove back intending te call on t.Hartesu.He was ve Ma 113% - A8 Vicrora SQUARE 4Q Miss Lillie Ski ner, daughter of ex-Ald.Bkin- The Duke well received by that gentlemsmn, aud while the parish, Rav.WANIED\u2014A SERVANT GIRL SCA O LET\u2014That new Store, 135 McGill street.Plate glass wi: which he never came river beneath a struggling mass of people, from ner, was lost under of the Sects Athol, Col.W.R.M.Wy#pe, Inte MONTERAL STOCK REPORT, | IRE\u2014CLEAN © offices up-ai DE THAYER Curator to Ted rooms PARLSR SUITES, very stylish, from $49 up till drawn out by the stances.Her brother cially painful circum- the wrence Hall iliers, and party, will arrive at two were exchauglig views in the garden a horseman rods Eel Exchènge, for TRE SPAN y 38, BL 2 ee WANTED TO & hoa Gop, x Estate, 49 Beaver Hail .stylish, fram poles and hooks of the river men.ill swam with ker un- this afternoon by North in haste, aud informed his reve.\u201c Puraiture,\u201d STAR Ouice.LE HELP FOR THE SURVIVORS, til within à few feet of shore when she waa Railway.The Colonel writing from Quebec that the young girl in question had, immediat ely NT.ED\u2014FIRST-CLARS =.O LET\u2014At Hochelaga, River mia very construction ie solid The \u2018Princess Louise \" by some drown ning person and taken out = n says: \u201cWep resching Mon- en our departure, been takon with convulsions sud To-tâg's Clone.WA or at the Boston Cloth CUSTOM 7 .Carle, he a id x ronms, farniahed or unfarnished.P.and Durable, nd the finish excellen t the catastrophe, and moored arrived soon after of his Mr.Skinner .waz so ex ednesday, and coming direct to oùr old that it took two men to boïd her.His reverence =| ANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014 _\u2014__ le of Méca, Cuviitier\u2019s 181 8 110ef+ shore, and ¢ ose to the wreck, A against\u2019 the north thai he had not stren h enough to reach out ters at @ in our house.\u201d Col.Wynne, who has thon decided to make a thorou, investigation in- 200| Monreal.202 Il | 0 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 207 Nurse, wil A YOUNG Cx LET\u2014Furnished House, good SomN CARLISLE, Brugway %as his hand to save his ter.Thus a Ak] ontreal for m years will be to the circumstances conmect.with the mystery, Consoiidated.1 1 field street.Ing to ao to seaside.pois 150 Mate: TO JooaNity, Went in nica order.Rent lbw to a projected from her deck to the share, and a to soe his sister drown before brother had weloomed by many of his friends in this particularly as te the little girl, and the 294 21 i & _ good tenant.Apply Box 329, P.O.214 KAMOURASKA! about seven o'clock the bodies, as fast as they | ot be able to save her.his, very eyes sad sat down to await dovelepments, which \"wil be 30/Mo.sont.3 ze VV ANTED-JOINERS.APPLY 14 Ténops ST LOUIS HOTEL.were recei god in red array upon ji River Notes.reported to-morrow, - son 160 UNG ACTIVE WOM.: R'URNISHED HOUSE WANTed by gentleman the upper decks.The upper deck of the MOYR BODIKS IDENTIFIED.?An Assault nt the Island.VV ANTED\u2014YO ree Or four months, a dove Sherbrooke, between Uni- and wife, without family, for MADANE A.GAGNE - - Proprietrems.Exteniève repairs have ** Princess Lonise * The following is an additional list of the dead J > Vinesnt's steam yacht * Dolphin ™ took a 12 Merchants is\u201d + J.8 Hunter, 747 Do, 3 x Hn and x Hotel.and aireedy known hotel.Ball this large, first desd bodies, to such an extent that in some in- was soon covered with | ho have been identified :-~Aunie F.Goes: s Party of gentlemen d own the river yesterday, \" Joseph Prowse and Was.Burke wore arrested on the Island I D-A SITUATION As Ol $ \u201cAppl ATHY immediately, © D ITI eran ae 112 Nath Booms and.stances the bodies of chil man named Jones, said.40 belong to Hamilton ; Ke drunksn man fe}! o ver the revetment wall, young b yottorday for an assault upon a 100|Excaangy., .Le RE pI 11M WARTE estes or shipping clerk.\u201cD 1 E vzson à fine Cott re Office Also, to for dren and infants were a daughter of Mm.Mackay, it and à we house, yestord :y, aad was assed > ranean.Bru- - fran .i ant)- Por Rlementary fo ACHER WANTED (Protest- 121 18 Placed da-dop of the aies cospoes, of Richmond street ; y standing on is head when relieved from Bean, it sowms, with thre ; LAANTED\u2014A GENERAL SKR i 3 + femaic referred.For articular hool, tn Muniripal ou pb BOKNES.Al fred She of Mr.Middleton, London h ; Ny ward position by a passing gentlem: ing in & salt Dost pour tie votre \u2018of Che vers row.| La: 0, Nam 13.of six ; & suitable qin) will got wool = ç Jours, Secretary-Treasuret, 8 tigav Gs .\">, Bonaren- Comp tition is said fo be the Life The Sooke on the\u2018 upper © Gorman ; re ; \u2014 Breese, wood ro d .| - Aboir 38 X apie avenue, of fit.Josaph street.Sure, e 1214 calling seek to excel.at au it may the most proficient in e Hats we keep pace\u2019 with tho a Trade trade or h deck was a sight Chas.Martin, South Dorchester ; Em- m.Heber, & laborer, while en in Then they were 2 te cote who wee on ; es 40|CIty Omid OF, 50(1.0an & Mort.Oof I at ii BO 5 Ea demand for hest mate fashions and neatest fits which sent a shudder throug] the spectator, and ma Prescott and Nellie Prescott, Oxford street ; ef unloading the BS.\u201cSt.Ma vas sov- Refusing to do 90 as they had hi the boat the Ol) Mont.Bldg Ase.pb 8 \u2018WANTED-THREE ey ANTED TO RENT\u2014An un- faminhed Cottage in European, American and of ur own lover = our reparte T saw stout men turn aside and w E.Stewart, George W alsh 18; out on the forehead by e a fuliing oase of with a vel of! stones, ro well Roys) Can.Ins.Tye |gcEhpa¥ | PENSE a.| Address, \u201c Unfumnia A hed, near the river, eds > Sran Moa.Upper La 1 raw oy w «Ce WAN & CO.In one spot two babes lay aide by side, th Nebr Thoroughgood and two children ; H Con: He vas removed te the Notre Dame aimed that one of them ityaek neau, inffiet- Canada Créton.eases see ooo eo AT of AND BRIERS faces turned towards esc other, and were it son of Se the Military De ing a severe wound où the bord.ie sreailants ® Dundas revose W ANTED-GEN ERAL AERVANT, < y NTED\u2014At Longueuil \u2014 An 120 Corner Notre Dame and 8t.Peer not for the terrible and h ing surround- ment ; Fou of i were arrebted à crowd hered round and 8ht, of ve ar ve.=.noccr iy , \u201cCottage,\u201d STAR Office.mished Cot tage on the river sfde.Addre: ings one would im ine they were sleeping James Thames street ; THE WOODBINE.hindered the petite from ng their duty till at 0U{Can adn 00iDowm.5 ota J : \u201crem so.\u2014 QE ; + 121 4 (OSTRICH FEATHERS! fully.In another place a y-haired man 8h Short, James Pen Ÿ J a July Meus.3 Int they were they-baions, = we \u2026.\u2026.=.sity street.W ANTED -IMMEDI ATELY y at 100 ANTED\u2014RY A MAN WITH A oon bre motion] as in death and a fair-haired ; James .\u20ac progr mme of eveats for the Woodbine 90 with some offset and ee prisoners were fs hosel seven aHh ant.A0RS CR -\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u201csenor Bran affce.A large and varied stoek of Ostrich Peathers for sale at alongside of kim, while in an 1 Burns, of Catlin dur Bg, te take placé on Démluion Day, bas hay will be tried on > 5 NG GIRL -FOR steady employment.Address © C.1303 G.de FONTENY & CO>8, other direction Philli and two chil vy x oh Gan Teen isucd, and it is expeuted some o ioken to the city Where Wan en ye Couneillors ANTED \u2014 UPPER HOUSEMA IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, lay a woman with a fearful in her fore- John oor, wife and chil d; John Boon, Petars- horses will contest the races, of which the follow- NURIAS ALAC = = 1184 181 8 Ww 8 a good seamstress.Apply to IR Da ID, WHO 8} Phillipa Square.head, caused, no doubt, \u201cby the crashing timber ville, aged-22; J Wel Lizxie 8 | 1s 6 list \u2014 Trial stakes, Sofferseut Davis, WITH = 121 9 __Featheru of any color Eyed Black, a specialty.1168 of the upper deck of th © ** Victoria \u201d when abe shall mile; hotel stakes, \u2019s plate} ene and A tall, thin at the angle of WATT ETT A aN 12:3 stating size and NTED\u2014LAWN 'MOW \u201d ADDRESS, psi d.In another of the vessel were à littie aon of A.Smith, Lisxie Collins, London Went ; Miss La r about threo miles; mile hunts y Woedbine the contre ee room ef the St awa ower,\" Sa » $100 REWARD! noticed one or more the bodies wh ich bore and Mrs.Diver and wson, Mrs.Smith, South at.; Mr.ong and an eighth mile on the fiat.the Walter eup, Lawrence Hall writing letters with leisurely hand à few Adretisements this PM, VVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN FROM, partial 1 1 two children, Mr.Edmunds eo \u2014that is Mr.Jèffé Davi£, ons of the promi- : LET\u2014TWO Too ges and water, A.wi 8.George street NTED\u2014TWO For the conviction of the party who vrote with Blue wreck, traces of being crushed and mangled among the and two do., Mrs.Kil Misa M.Tierney,\u2019 railway handi » handicap, about three miles; nent of ourdénia ry.A few words of oon- and W.C., one UNFURNISHED ROOMS.B.NN James Address * P, En Room Ce SEWING GIRIA AT jS7 Ink, the wonis, by an \u201cIRISH ROMAN CATHOLIC In Yany instances the faces of the Mrs.Stonchouse, Miss Th ylor, Mrs.Jones and ap, two and an eighth miles.versation with a Bran rter clieited the in- reat 98.873 Po rooms with ee of kischen, 1913 was ED \u2014 GENERAL MOBY\u2019 on Hackett Moaument, Queen's Birthday.- dead were frightful distorted and ested two children, Mr.and Mrs.Heeman and child, A Yeung mopeful formation that Mr.Davis among us for a fow RST-CLASS PR VANT WHO prete , who oan 8; RB ce, ANT Lidera i HENRY RULMER, the idea of the fearfn i struggle which must have London Fast; Mise McDonald, God # hb both for Tostperation and in connection House for the season IVATE BOARDING or the mon » DORY WA ATES ol Nos T Ovver .Wages given.Apnly 32 Aylmer street.\u2014 121 4 113 Pres.Mount Royai Gemetery Ormpany.taken place as they lay in the river piled on Miss Kittie Mo Pherson, Miss Minnie Sai .Desnoyers oa Thoraton, 10 years old, way fined mora with the Brit sh cop: t of his great work on A y, Pointe Claire.\u201c191$ faie Avenue.ANTED\u2014HANDY MAN ABLE each other and struggling efther with Richard Vick, by for » \u201cThe Rise and Fall i) Southern Confede >\u201d _ AT THE ANTED-A GENERAL BERVANT.AP.+ YV \u2018axe sud saw.Apply 134 Canning.sa To nex INE | \"ARLOR SUITES of the the drowning mass or the broken Scott, Samuel Richard Fitagibbons, » it appeass, sma! it new the presses of the New York OS fast, ns White Mou, NTAIN FARK ON Ww My at 36 ML.Matthnw street.181 2 *\" ANTED \u2014 GIRLS FOR SEWING NT very best atyle of Newest Den! \"In Stock or Covered to order tn the timber, Soon the upper of the *¢ Prin.Pile, Samuel Clldwell, Kom toe.a its , Miss Labbe) in ng thr .is ne etranger te Ment- Less same to § Viclorie square will ANTED, small Girls for St X Crochet.Appiy A.Silbe; A bel in, pholsteriag and Trimming» at cess Louise\" was covered with the Thos.Stephenson and three children, Thomas until the Notre Dame street, last night, who had held him real, having resided here in the eventful summer an im W ous and SK at 430 BL.KLE Juines street \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 131 ; S R Wallace, Thomas Davidson, two yo ice came.His mother pleaded in his ef 1800, \u2018while \u201chis children were nttondin LoTon MONDAY 33 R AT, A 690 Be Ly ane 0: NITY OF DORVAL PARSONS, used as a rece fast arriving corpses.The lowor deck was then sons of Mr, Owens, of Loudon + Foor fayor in 9 say) she had a letter from | his school at Iannoxviile, but he finds the ou- Mpe Square, à large white Stree t, briween Crasoent iD and Phü- FEW x ANAFANTED-IN VICI joua 404 Lodge With Sutine-room, \u2018 a Farniture Room, e for the dead bodies, asd all Lister, two sisters named west sehool teacher testify! te eonduet and re- derfull His\u2019 hoir and sity retam to Dorchester ster ot, and be = Toward kind 191 Wine] foe HEDIATELY\u2014 A *-Taakers ; sien, appro chi} and nurse.P.O.Bo ma x those stretch on the grass and on the banks of Tremer, > of London west and two George and that e would die If he whiskers ly changed for the better.OST \u2014 A PURSE CO en Wy al} Cathedral otrver re.124 ; 437 and 439 NOTRE DAME ST.of hardfhood, White, bat he still boars traces Mik, hoéween Cadteux at: am pa ANTED IMMEDIA YA the river were carried abgard and atranged mm Pike, Wa.Bay, ; Te a .His Honor al- Mie ochversation is gentis es on Monday afternocn.Finder will sevgatot \"+ + that of » sau f tac it a 4 | = 5 a = Sd me Vniveniny ~ - ~.3 I's \"eme musee A = ; apy MY > Shh 133 Sd A + A voa STE $ EL x en 5) 1 0) ¥ 3 a Ne À 2 AY SINE: tu Br £.s 5 or Wi SB i = cs 3 0 43, SF a.AR, A SE re + BY My wi ie DR IW se dalle of © That Lats 0 Loovson \"o® Swwertht, we.a CHAPTER |.\u2014Centinued.Geoffrey Treherno was not that man.His love for Lady Laur was only a pleasant sacrifice upon the altar of his lofty sclf-consciousuess.He wes awell-bred indjvidual, and, in a certain punctilious fashion, scra ¥,haughtily honorable ;but he would not have * fallen down and worshipped.\"* In bis own way he cared for Laura Tresham.Her fair face, and proud repose of manner, pleased him ; the adoration she exacted Pesach him.The woman he married must be capable of exciting admiration.Her name was as ancient a one as his vwn, although he : Mit that she was worthy of the honor he intended doing her.Naturally, it was not all eslculation, though probably yovlation - dominated.He was a man, r all, h loved her, and was ready to sue for her fuvor, after his own fashion, but he was not Blanche Chygrnley's ideal of a lover for her friend.with the consciousness of this on her wind, Blanche Charnley felt dreadfully out of a3 she listened to Laura's clear, soft- toned voice, and noticed that she seemed by no means displgpsed.Once or twice she even thought she saw her blush faintly, at some of her companion\u2019s speeches, and Lady Laura was not to bigshes, and, to Blanche's quick- seams, the soft touch of color appeared muspicious.Suppose.uhe really cared for him ?And then, why should she not! The world would call the match a suitable one, in every scnet of the - Iuthe depth of her momentary vexation, che dropped the arrow she held in her hand, and bent to péek it np, before the gentleman who stood by her side had time to see it.\u201cDear mh!\u201d she sighed, unconsciously.«I wish somebody respectable would come\u2014 anyhody, se that it wamn't Geoffrey Treberne.*I'ask pardon,\u201d said her escort.1 really did not understand what you said; Miss Charn- She lesked up and lsughed.«Oh, excuse Te 1\" she said.el, wud think- -alond, I believe.How very valle! It is! oad ask on.\u201d But in her anxiety plomacy to bear against the enemy during the remainder of the evening.She gave him no opportunity to improve upon my Savane ke might have Ed played \u201cthird \"se effectually, Treherme y ad himself at a los, in the face of dignified self-consciougness, and accepted the Rester\u2019s invitation to dinner in sheer self- defence.Half an hour after the other visitors had made their adieux, and the two yang ladies had gone to their respective rooms, Lady Laura, who was sitting under the hands of her maid, heard a Joud summons at the hall-door, and when the summons had been answered, the sound of voices.She raised her head with something of ouri- \u201cI did not know Mr.Charnley expected visitors, Buxton,\u201d she said to her waiting.\u2018weman.Barton, whose hands Were fall of the shining, yellow, blonde tresses, did not know that visi either.\u201cUnless it might gentleman, my lady.Mrs.ible he might come Er \u201cOh, yes I\u2019 said y Laura, indifferently.¢ The American.I have nodoubt it is.I had Porta had not completed her task, when a - little rap ot the door snnounced Blanche Charn- ley, who, being a quick dresper, had completed her toilet early, and now entered, eager and bright, in her pretty, fresh dinner costume: She came and seated herself at the toilet-table at once, looking even more animated than was _ usual with her.bas de .+8 Papa's visitez axzived, Laura,\" made hi appease, sd 1 had an etaient Made his = an view of him.Blanche nodded her head prettily.\u201cAn excellent one, my dear,\u2019* she laughing a little.\u2018 Robert Lindsay will \u2018do He is stalwart, he is dark, he is well-featured, he is even handsome, and ! kuow he is a desirable individual.He is not the least bit like Cal.e, Laura,\u201d meditatively.Aad he carried his own valise.\u201d \"IR < My dear Blanche !\u201d exclaimed Lady Laura, raising her eyes in no alight astonishment, Blanche laughed, and nodded sgain.« Absolutely did,\u201d she said.* And the effect was not an unpleasant one, despite its novelty.He ja it well, and looked quite at ease, and honestly pl when he nd it im one hand and gave the other to papa, who came ont into the hall to meet him.really don't believe Geoffrey Treherne would have Jooked so thoroughbred uader the circumstances.\u2019 \u2019 Lady Lanra did not \u201cmake any reply, but the suggestisn was scarcely a pleasant one to her mind.The idea of Col.Treherne carrying his portable baggage in his faultlessly-gloved hand, was sach « novel ane, that it appeared almost absurd.That gentleman's valet was the envy of all his acquaintance, from the fact of hia fn.; respectability and desirable repose es and Col.Troherse would decidedi Save disappreved of any campai whie weuld not have admitted of his attendant's presence.Blanche was evidently in the sew visitor's favor, She chattered about him with good-humored gayety, and described his a ce to her listener with less of dispe- to satirize than she commoniy plat The novelty of a gentleman who earried\u2018his own valise, had pleased her, and the fact that the tleman in question was not at ll like Cottey Treherns, had pleased her more.At last Buxton hed finished, and Lady Laurs rase and stood before the swinging mirror to faver the satisfactory result with an indolent glance of inspection.** What a lovely creature you are, Laura,\u201d said Blanche, with a little langh.* That soft, [ilo blue -gown makes you look like a angel.hat is it Tennyson anys, \u201cA daughter of the gods, divinely tall, Aad most divinely fair.\u201d There must be some satisfaction in your look- Ing st the mirror.All Buxtom's art couldn't e my Mttle fair head look such an\u2019 sureole.Wr, Lindsay is quite dark, sol sup- he will at once fulfil the decrees of fate- following Col.Treherne\u2019s example,\u201d * How absurd I\u201d\u2019 said Lady Laura, coloring faiatly, however.ince.1 beg\u2014\u201d But Blanche .** Why should it be abeurd she naked.\u201cHe is a gentleman, after all, whether his ther sold baies of calico œ nat.Do J knew, Laure, 1 like these trading people- oy ore astute and thoroughbred often, and 1 believe in 's favorite , that we poor re; se ves of the \u2018blue blood\u2019 are falling .Now, really, why ahould not Robert fing love you, and why should not you Joye Robert Lindsay, if he is worthy of it?Dear me, how delightfully astounded Col.Treherne \"Tis veel record Lady I t is neareely to ady Laura's y.That young ad was astute also, and mfliciently so to conceal her quiet little predi- Jections, even from her friend.Blanche's jest amnoyed her a little, though she was far too wise to exhibit her apnoyance, so she simply smiled, with a slight touch of reserve and colored a little again, and then adroitly changed the subject.\u2014\u2014 CHAPTER IT.MIDNIGAT CONFESSIONS, While Lady leura's toilet was being com.\u2018pleted, alter Blanche had gene down sta} again, she gave the new arrival some t mental consideration, which, 1 regret to an: \u201c was not so favorable as he really deserved should have been.Was he really going to be fotrasive ! Surely, something in his manner et have 4 Blanche's of and remaining stationary, decided that he had ef Geoffrey Treherne's admiration.Lady | T with her fair face, aud her womanhood, aud her rent-rell, had the birthright to such « pride, and but one or two persons who were fond of her knew that, net.itheianding this,\" Lady Laure Treabai was only a tty, very tender, very innocent girl, of hom experience would make the aweetest of women.Almost unconsciously to herself, Robert Lindsay was in her thoughts, as she went from her room across the broad upper landing leading to the stair-case, buat atill she was by no means prepared fog à little incident chance brought about.She had just paused for a moment to arrange the swooping train of her dreas before going down, when a door opened behind her, and the individual who came out, in his momentary embarrassineut at finding her so near, trod upon the shining, purple silk before he saw it.It is quite possible that this occurred because he had seen Lady Laura first, and that, after his first glance at tho aureols of crepe yellow hair, and the delicate face slightly turned over her shoulder, he forgot the great probability of there being a lustrous yurd-loag train in her wake, \u201c1 really beg pardon,\u201d he said the next instant.\u2018* Prav, exense mo, Lady Laura,\u201d and he colored to his handsome brown forehead.: The glance of the eyes upraised in reply, a mented his confusion.The young lady did not: colar not even ever so slightly, but she looked somewhat astonished.Her only reply was a® calm, sweeping bow, and the next moment the ailke® purple train was rustling down the stain\u201d case, and the gentleman, who was no Jess thag Robert Lindsay himself, remained standing upon the landing watching its progress with ths most unconscious of honest admiration.Now this really was not a strictly conventional mode of ceding ; but, as 1 have before intimated, Robert Lindsay was not a strictly conventional individual.He was an honest, handsome, fearless young fellow, and his honest beanty and fearlessness were his chief characteristics.Chance had thrown him into a somewhat novel ition, but it was a position whose novelty e was too thoroughly manly to fes] embarassed under.He had been glad to moet his host, and he had honestly endeavored to repress his inclination toward auy antagonism for the august but frigid Treherne.He had thought Blanche Charnley a delightfully pretty girl, and now as he stood at the head of the staircase and watched Lady Laura Tresham's sw ing purpie train and fair-faced golden bond, he forgot that it was unusual for gentlemen to exhiblt an admiration in so deliberate a fashiop, never seen à Woman so lovely, so fresh, so deli- caté, and so well dressed, in the whole course of his existence.There was a curions little excitement upon him, brought about by the unexpectedness of the encounter, and, this little excitement made him turn into his bed-room again, before gui down after the train had disappeared ; % taking his stand before an open window, he waited a few minutes for the fresh night air to cool him off.\u201cIt.would have been a pleasant sort of 7 he said; almost unconsciously; \u201ca pleasant sort of thing, if a man had lived in olden times, to have ridden to battle with her little glove in one\u2019s helmet.In that rich pur- le, it looked like a lily\u2014her hand.Golden br, too, bright and shining\u2014just such hair gs fellows like Tennyson rave about.1 wonder if Trehetne\u2014Pah! No.1 forgot she did not know me when I called her Lady Laura! Perhaps Petrarch\u2019s Laura, was such a Laura.\u201d When he went down to the drawing-room, he found Treberno bending graciously over Lady Laura's chair, the velvet, blue eyes, softly individual could not fail to acknowledge that Geoffrey Treherne wasa i man, eren in his least prepossessing moods ; and now, ng in some bs recovered from his temporary disappointment in bis differential graciousaess, he way very courtly-looking indeed.Still, Rohert Lindsay did not ahow \u2018to any disadran- take as he bowed low before Laure, when Mr.Charnley presented him.6 tall, stal- en had à nt Er pu that ne Iacked ; his learnt, wa fa ad a clear, Were parfoct their beauty at à man's might be, and ths natæ val can fearlessness any self-semmittal in-his mianner, to Blanche Pa mind, at lent ware worthy of an, Lady Lauta, not being to en saw only a she ross slightly from her chair, à very tall, rather good-looking individual, who had caused her some little surprise a few minutes before in addressing her familiarly by her name, and who was, at the present time, rather tending to increase it by the unconcealed admiration of his glance.It was evidently an admiration not casy to conceal, and it expressed itself unavoidably, as it were, in the frank, brown even once or twice after Mr.Robert Lindsay had taken his seat at the dining-table, exactly opposits Lady Laura Tresham.How could he help it! Every time he looked up, be saw the pure girlish face, with its softly, downesst eyes, the Etionte, bare, shadowed throat, and the aureole of bright crepe hair ; and, in spite of himself, the honest delight he experienced, portrayed itself to some extent, in hia counte- uance.\u2019 The Reverend Normand being a generous, hospitable gentleman, was very much pre di in his young guest's favor.Really Ro Lindsay was apt to prepossess peo through the sheer power of ni great er beauty ; and, again, his was one of the rare cases, in which there can be no diminution of favorable opinion.Ho was a good talker, through right of a sweet voice, a clear brain, and a quick sense of the fitness of things.He had travelled as much as most men, and had seen more.He had enjoyed his youth heartily, and sppeared likely to enjoy his manhood ; and at twenty-six, despite a pretty tHofough knowledge of the world, he still retained a simple chivalrous faith in things good sad true, *uék' as few men can thank Heaven forthe possession of.Occasionally, during the evening, Lady Leurs found herself regarding him with some interest.There was a novelty in this fearless man that impressed Ler, and attracted her pttention.He was talking to Blanche about a hunting tiip he had wade iu California, when her eyes were drawn toward him.It was » wild, adventürous story he was telling ; but he was plainly willis it well, and with such & man\u2019s Ys.remembrance of its pleasures ; anil Hlanche was listening, her look of amused imterest nok wn- mixed with a little admiration.He hed pot been intruive so far, notwithstanding his frank ayea, and tif trifling singularity.of sondiet in his watching her presage down stairs ; secord- ingly Lady Laura felt herself at liberty to Judge hinrimparthlly, He was handsome, certalniy ; and # certain air of boyish freshness and spirit in lis style, was whimaically plessant, How he spemed to be enjoying the jeats he was mink- ing, snd how Well his gay laugh chitned with the ring of Blanches.He would be à very hearty, hontat lover for some woman one day, and shety onconaciously, she fooeed wp at Ge herne, who stood ab side, hold: ing her little lace fan.a A (To be continued.) Change of Color.Sudden \u2018shocks occarring to human beings have fr-quently changed the color of their hair frovi bläck to whito in a single night, A phy- sicign of Berlin, s strong, healthy, and less than middle-aged man, sent his wife and one deugh- ter to xpand last Summer at a welaring place.The day that he expected a letter informing him of their safe arrival, thers Game one nying that his daughter had been takes ill suddenly, and wes already dead.The à was terfible and instantly his hair becane entirely gray.He had to visit some patients that same afternoon, and they scarce I recognized him.Theit peculiar actions revealed the change to him.The other case wns of & man thirty-five years old, living in the Netherlands.He was one day pasting the canal in Rotterdam, when he uw a child struggling in the water.He plong- wd in and brought it to land, but it was already dend by the time he had rescued the .Bending over it to try to restore life, he disdot ered that the dead child was his own son.The blow, sosudden and unexpected, and coming pon: him when he himeel?was so auch et dé him sonrvely reçogniszable \u2014 Waveriu Magarim.haupted, turned his buir entirely gray, avé dt.downcast as he talked.The most prejudiced \u20ac A little Ottaws was so frightened the recat toc that parmanmnt Hi hs eae -A beggar oped at Whitby the ether day and ex ged $18 wortle of five and ten cent picoes for bank billy.} The children of German immigrants who re- œnsly arrived in Renfrew, Out., cocupy most of their time ing fer hread.| In Leamington the bechers open their shops on Sundays, sad an effort Ja being made te put a stop to this sort of Sabbath desecration.Bears recently carried off xix sheep belonging to Theaneace Valley, Tiny Township, Ont.Four of the were lifted bodily.ee 1 An insect which has the appearance of a blue Dectle, sad it 2 Miought may 40 a great desl of harm, made appeazance among the grapevines of Brantford, \"8 Several boys of Belleville played ball with à catfish, and ouly stopped the game when one of the horns of the anima) pisrced & boy's skull to the depth of an inch, The dete of Pembina Crossing want a grist and will guarantee the right man \u201cwho will go into the enterprise a bonus of 300 and 4,000 bushels of whest.: A man bought a tickat on an Ontario railroad -and immediately tose it up.He had stolen a ride several yearns before, and this was his method of clearing his consaience, Archi McGuire, a workman in a furniture factory af.Napanee, was gealped n few days ago ge his hair capght the machinery.¢ narpowly escaped instant death.Two tourists cscappd the importunities of hackmen and other robbers at Niagara by occasionally warking theig fingers like deaf mutes, thus giving the impétesion that talk would be thrown éway on them.The Oftawa river.bas reached a height which removgs all fears that the lumber-trade on that stream will be interfered with by a lack of water.The drive on.the Indian River, however, has bon abandoned.The Yarmouth Herald says that one day last week a large shark, spacies disputed, was found in » weir at Joggind, N.S.It measured 14 feet in length and 2 feet 10 inches across the tail.\u2018There was not a bome in its body.- G.B.Windover, Petrolia, was the victim of a peculiar accident \u201c8 few days age.He sat down on a spring bottées chair with one of his hands under him, aid one of the coils of sprin being uncovered ihe Sharp wire cut ane of his | fingers entirely off, © | : A mother writes to the Napanee Standard disapproving of the hollow mockery practised upon her sex by sending them to paol for immoral offences.She claims that the men lead the virtuous astray,and they should be arrested, not their victims.Ci Judge Morse, of Amherst, N.8., lost an infant child a few days since through the mistake of a nura who could not read.Powders were left for the sick mother and also for the child.The woman got them mixed, the result being that the child was poisoned.In Madawaska, N.B., large numbers of cattle have died\u201d this Spring through the scarcity of hay.The have been forced to use the thatch off the roofs for fodder, and have browsed their cattle on branches and anything that would keep the life in them.Among the worshippers at a church in London, Ontario, was s man who groaned.This was for awhile taken as evidence of devoutness, but eventually it became a nuisance, d he was requested to be less noisy er stay He would take away from the Pactings ji id erefore arrested on a neither course, and was charge of disturbing the in curing sick persdgk\u2019 A man who had almost been persuaded to join them fell il, and thought he was going to die.He promised that if their oil and prayers saved him, he would surely unite with their ehurch.While they were ministering to him a surgeon performed an op eration on the patient.He improved at once, and in n few days was well.\u20ac question is, What cured him?Ho says the surgeon did it, but the miracle people clalm the credit, and have passed a resolution accusing him of repudiating his presiisc of conversion.Enzisnd.Mr.Fawoett, the blind Postmaster-Genera! of England, hns decided to give employment te a number of deaf an dumb persons in the department devoted So the ng of newspapers.Small-pox broken out in London during the last fortnight, above 1,000 patients aulfer- ing from this were received in the hospi- and in twenty-cight days above 1,500 were refused admittance.A cot was get pu fire by birdsin Shrep- shite, the lnvohintary incendiaries having carried some lyeifer into their nest at the commet of tie toof.The matches became iguit- ed:and fired\u2019 .It is not often that speculation in high-priced stock is successful ; bist Lord Fitxbardi :; has made a good thing ef the aborthorn bull \u2018\u201c Duke of Connanght,\"\" for which he grve 4,500 guiness some fotir yexrs ago.The animal has since brought him in £7,500.to deny the story that ho Earl of Shrewsbury ud Talbot wea soercly beated during his secapade with Mrs.Muller Mundy on He Continent.The details sent last week ware in the main correct.The Earl is a young but be is not the sort of person to pat up quietly with à beating.Another Jewesa, a daughter of Bischoffsheim, known ovat here his connection with Erie, has married another Bar, the Fari of Desart, sud the marriage was otletwated, after the Rompbixy mt, first at (hic Registrar's and then ut E e ohutch, u lew ris Hished, Ths stream $f aristocracy in an som ing'iaïgely Mépregnated trith Jewleh blood.The Swaz who for several days been senc \u2018s missing lady, Broke into à bedroom oy other night fn : house oA her ather, who Hves in -a tenpectablé of t : n, and there they found het had a around the locter said abe- on dead some days, been Mmisoing.Th Eddystong \u2018Lighthouse, the fomds- tion stone of which Ae joe Duke ef dr ® EE ie Mate pnt | \u2018 to ax ;- an il be viaible all.round the horisen, end in clear weather at » distance seventeen wd a half miles.In foggy wes a powerful bell, weighing two tons, Will Dé\" sé twice in -quiek succession every half minute, parochial regiatee of 3736 of gone\u201c pu ent town in Huntpehive, snd, con- a tains the followings \u201c8a 9, in steady but quiet win, *» surner in this paridh, \u2018immersed (in ten) without the Nuedles | sens ciremonts 20th May, 1736.\"It jhas evar his request, while li t bis Body might be = à ed of fof eee his wife, à où ar vou dance over his gore, éstuatod by \u2018a spirit of vo wn lately soletomind be A marrage wat lately soletomi tween tro parties, both of \u2018them deaf and thumb.The young bride and bride tame provided with -préyer-books, and vd service Intel over a fence.Tg oN Le bn ° Cure BAT BAILY 14 nly due priming | betrothal aud engugements en tered into in the same manner.The man waa able to act as interpæeter.After the service the parties signed the register in the usual way, A correspondent of the London Stundard, one of the 60th Rifles, wounded by the Boers at the lugogo River, writes :\u2014* I got & crack in the head from a bullet, and am still in hospital through it, entirely owing to the white balmet I wore offering & palpable mark for the epemy to alm at as we were lying down.A staring white helmet can bo perfectly seen a quarter a à mile off with the uakod eve, and affords a splendid target toaim at ™ \"On the other haud, ** One who wus there\u201d states that all the white helmets wre dyed brown before the troops leit Newcastle.; * Patience,\u201d Gilbert and Sullivan's last pro-: duction, scems cven a greater success than the \u201cPinafore.\u201d The plot, which is most inge-; niously complicated and absurd, is a stalking' horse behind which Mr.Gilbert shoots his wit at the æsthetes, hitting them invariably in the ten.\u2019 derest places.Oue of the most interesting fen-| tures is that it is listened to almost nightly with\u2019 stolid earnestness by tho gentleman who is generally supposed to have supplied Du Maurier with his churncter of Pusticthuwaite, and also by several others of the best known disciples of testhoticism.\u2019 It is said that fiky miles to the south of Leicester, in North Bucks and Bedfordshire, England, the farmers are so badivoff that the laborers, on whom their employers\u2019 condition tells disastrousiy, cannot be trusted with a , week's supply of bread on credit.It is also\u2019 stated with respect to «n estate on the northern edge of Salisbury Plain that all \u201cthe tenants\u2019 have loft and the land is now covered with grass and weeds.Farms are also let at a reduction of fifty per cent.under the ordinary rent, with the first year free.The results, in fact, everywhere, attributable to continuous wet seasons, are alarming.According to the new English census, Bir mingham now has 408,004 inhabitants, or 64,- 217 more than it had in 1871 ; Bradford, 183,- 008, or 35,807 more than in 1871: Hull, 156,- 842, or 31,486 more than in 1871 ; Oldham, 111,343, or about 29,000 more than in 1871 ; Blackburn, $2,958, or 18,819 more than in 1871: Halifax, 78,074, or 12,949 more than in 1871 ; Isle of Thanet, 50,022, or 7,917 more than in 1871 ; Darlington, 35,100, or 7,871 more than in 1871; Cambridge, 35,372, or 5,298 more than in 1871; Oxford, 38,759, or 5,310 more than in 1871 ; end Wiudsar, exclusive of Eton, 15,814; or Lig more than in 18754 FACTS AND FIGURES.Of the cultivable land in Russia proper about oue-third is held by the State, one fifth by landed proprietors and one-fifth by the peusau- t hands, thus usstion Of 260 cottage hospitals founded of late years in England, eight only have failed, and they not from want of money, but on account of sectarian squabbles among supperters, The consumption of opium is rapidly increasing in San Francisco.There are 400 places where opium is sold, and each one of them receives an income averaging $75 « day from the traffic.The largest quill of a golden eagle weighs only sixty-five grains ; seven such quills do not weigh more than a copper penny-picee.The entire plumage of an owl weighs only one ounce and a half.According to a table prepared by Herr von Scheel, it appears that in 1,000 of the populatién in 1878 there were 14.3 more births than eaths in England, 12.6in Germany, 8.2 in Italy, 7.7 in Austria, snd 2.7 in France ; and the four previous years give like results.° EXch reel of paper on which the London morning papers are printed is, on average, \u2018forty six inches wide aud three and a half miles in length, The eombined issues of the Times Standard, Daily News, and Daily elegraph, if placed end to end, would form a continuous line of nearly siz hundred miles, or about the distance from London to Berlin.The result of recent ops of India are |: cast up, being | ie According to thes, the Punjenb 000 re British subjects.increase 1868 isabout 62 per cont.This is exclusive of the districts\\of, Lahoul and Spiti, of whichethe census cannot be taken until the snows mdlt: Concerning the value of autographs, a letter written by George Washington will sell for 825, but one by John Adams may be had for $10.Benjamin Franklin's letters brine $10 and $15 each ; a letter writtAn by Robert Fulton is worth $4.Autograph letfers by the signers range per al fom the 22,840,483, of whom nestly 19,000; ce from $2.50 to $40 ot 850.Andrew Johnson, | the rarest signature of the Presidents, sells for $10.À fine signature of John Hancock may be had for §3.Benedict Arnold's autograph is uoted at $3: Patrick Henry's brings $2 ; Gen.bert Howe's, $15, and one of Jefferson may be bought for $4 ; that of Rip Van Dam, Colonial Governor of New York, sells for $2.Among the aut hs of literary men, Edmund Burke comman $ ; Carlyle, $2.50; Colly Cibber 810; Crabbe $3 ; erson 75 ceuts; Hawthorne, $1.50 ; Thomas Hood, 87 ; Washington Irving, $5: Lamb, $5; Longfellow, $1.50 ; Moore, $4; Poe, $12 : Tennyson, $4; Thackeray $3.The terrific twinges endured by rheumatism are first soothed and in the end permanently relieved by 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MOTHS! Housekeeptrs who wish to preserve their furs, blankets And wears spparel, from he Tavazes of thees interest ne spechmens natural story, wi A entifg) supply of Camphor at the GLASGOW DROS HALL: MARCH WINDS VS.WINTER FLUID.For chapped bauda, lips, and ail roughness of the skin, which it rendern de tfuliv smooth and soft, there is nothing equal to HA \u2018R PLUTDRE DPHIVER.For sale at the GLASGOW DRUG BALL HOMŒFPATHY\u2014A full stock of fresh and reliable raedidines always on hand.Also Humphreys\u2019 Specifics and Witch Haze].À let of new books just received.Orders fren country promptly filed.J.A.HARTE, DPraggist, 400 Tobacco SL TRY THE NEW fold Flake Ciparsthas! They are made from the best selections of Bright Flue Cured Old Virginia Leaf.ie re The RICE PAPER used it the same as used by the and the Russian me making thess thé-] hd voctest prety .Fv the world! These CIGARETTES are made with ar without our Patent AMBER TIPS.Two qr more sample boxes sent post-paid to any addfess on receipt of Retail price, 10c per box.GLOBE TOBACCO CO.DETROIT, mer and WINDSOR, Sr Miscellaneous.RAA rar Out Glass Gesaliere, \u2018Ges Brackets, Hall Can be Gtted ~~ All the latent styles at very low prices.to burn cither Gas, Coal Of! or Cardies, - A VERY CHEAP LOT OF Bronzed Gas Brackets and Hull Lamps, _ JUST OPENED, ATR ne 1e R.SHARPLRY & SONB, 388 aud 38¢ NOTRE DANE STREET.» NOTICE OF REMOVAL Tho Ofiess of the Candas Co-operative Supply Assecintien ARE RENOVED 70 \" No.3 und § ALBERT BUILDINGS, Victoria Square.I Entrance by the West door.8x JOBNSTONS FLUID BEEF! 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A portion of their stock has arrived which ensbles them to supply the carliost of their advange orders.They will daily receive further portions of their very large order.They are prepared to offer them af the same prices as published in London.Nonpariel, 32mo, cloth, 1s, 25 cents.Brevier, 18mo, cloth, 2s 84, 63 cents.Long Primer, vo, cloth, 4s 64, $1.12.Fica, Bvo, cloth, $2.00.The cheap cdition in paper at 20 cents.Only 23 cents for the Nonpareil 33me edition, bound i: cloth, No one need be without it, nor nead anv one walt for a basty and inaccurate Talted States reprint.They are receiving constantly various editions of the Revised Testament.which they will ell at the same low rates.DAWSON BROS.ST.JAMES STREET, \"MONTREAL.119 4 KNOW THYSELF.BY studying the Science of Life; CS or, SRLF-FRESERVATION.It ts not quly a complete and perfect treatise on Manhood, Exhausted Vital- ty, Nervous and Physical Debllity, Prematare Decline in an, etc., but it contains one hundred and twenty-five prescri for acute and chronic diseasce, pach one of which is invaltiable, 30 proved by the author, whose ex- for 31 years is such as probably never before fell to the lot of any physician.It contains 300 pages, Bound in beautiful embossed covers, full gilt, embe)- lished with the very Snest steel cugravings, guaranteed to be a finer work in every wense\u2014mechinhicil, Nerary or professional \u2014thah any other work retailed in this comatry for $2.50, or the money will be re .Price, only 81.28.Gold Mcdal awarded the author by the Na tional Medical dation: Illustrated sample sent ob nd mo item PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, wee No.4 Bulfinch st., Boston.Non The = thor may consulted on ali diseases requiring vill snd xp - | NERVOUS EXHAUSTION ; zmodical EL à series of lactures de- : ce Seats dacilas, showing dips \"ow.+ ; ps mai De Ce \u20ac A Seattary a Sey ROYAL INSURANCE CO.OF ENGLAND.AMOUNT INYRSYED IN CaNADA POR Pro: TFECTION OF CANADIAN POLICY Houp KES, BAULEDE.2 2.222.600 000 LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.Fire insurances acosptad on the most favorable terms Lite business transacted in all its branches.M.B.GAULT, W.TATLEY, Chief Agents Carpenter.WILLIAM BYRD CARPENTER AND JOINER, HAS REMOVED' TO BT ACN 4 Bieurs Siret DS =sex Office and Store Fittings Specialtion.OUTSIDE BLINDS RE-PAINTED AND PUT UP.: ta CONNECTION fTH TELEPHONE xcgaRan Boots aud Shors.I a a a SN a HARNESS LEATHER ! Extra Prime No.1, California Finish.SOLE AGENTS : JACKSON BROS., 483 BT.PAUL STRKET, Opposite 0M Custom Mouse.Lo Let.To LER FACTORY, WITH STEAM POWER, Containing 3 flats apd seller 00x00, wolt1ligtied; xm substantially built of Brick with toms towaiiation.« ALBO, Factory Neo.100 Nanareth Street, 40x96.Apply ® 7 197x A.RANBAY & SON, : 10 Inspector street.Printing.NGLISH & C JOB PRINTERS, Byer 4 ij snd material, our prises | Ales and Porters!\u2019 | Are now overywhsre fies Of good | CER STR TI ER =) W HITE STAR LINE.ROYAL MAIE STEANERS.SIEQIAL NOTICE.The steamers Shir line takes the UTES mended b thin ine ATHY Uh aa eward voyage.BAILING FROM NEW YORK.-Thureday, May 20th, 3.00 .oo.Wed coday.une lst, 8.00 pot ves 4th, 16.00 «ma.J h, > 7s Fons Had 3 urday, du 35th, 3.00 .raday.June 30th, 7.30 em.© Extra sioamer Carrying saloon only.BALOON PAS New York to Liverpool and Quasnsiown, $80 and $100 5 Return Tickete\u20146144 and $180 goid.\u2018These steamers GO Not Carry cattie, aheup or Jig.From Montreal to Live: 1.London.Lomdonderry, uoensto Glasgow, Relfast or Cardiff, #26.$ (\"trou ta ame placoé #9 Montreal 0, Passengers taking the * Whito Star Steamers,\u201d as a rule, arrive in London in 843 days from Ress Torr.Passengers bool via liverpool, to all parts of Europe pepe le By ; .For further information.apd passage.y to BR, J COBTIS, Agent, 57 Pr Rew York.en B.J.COGHLIN, Sole Agent, 413 St.Paul Street, J) OMINION LINE OF STEAM Running fa ocancotion with THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.S& OKEGON, Bullding, 3,850 tons, 88.BARNIA, Building, 3,550 tons, 88.OTTAWA, 3,830 tons.ONTARIO.3.174 wns DOMINION, ., 3,176 tons MISSISSIPPI.2,680 tons TEXAS pa TEUTONIA \u2026.> 700 \u2018ons .ST LOUIS .000 tons BROOKLYN.\u2026 3,600 tons MONTREAL.DATE UF SAILING.Steamers will sail as follows :\u2014 FROM QUEBEC.Rates of Passage for Summer Months.Cabln\u2014Quehec to Liverpool.* (te + andretum.,.,.Prepaid Steerage Tickets issued at the lowest nates.LW Turou;zh Tickets can be bad st al) the pal Grand Trunk Ral'way Ticket Offices in Canada, and Throayb Rills of Luding are granted to and from all parts of Canada.For Freight or Passage, apply, in London, to Bowtng, Jamieson Co., 17 Rast Toda Avenue : in Liverpool, 0 Finn.Main & Montgomery, 24 dumes street; tm Quebec, to W.M.Macpherson; at all Grand Railway Ufices, or to DAVID TORRANCE & CO.Exchange Court, Hospital street._ QUNARD LINE.LANE ROUTE.The Cunard Steamship Company (Limited), between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at CORK HARBOR.FROM NEW YORK.\u2018 The \u2018 BOTHNIA \u201d wili satl on WEDNESDAY, June 1-8 The * GALLIA™ will sall ony WEDNREDAY, June 8th.THOMAS WILSON.Agent, 191x 004 | 56 Sk François Xavier strsot ANCHOR LINE UNITRD STATES NAIL STR AMRRS Sail every Saturday.NEW YORK IO GLASGOW, CABINS, $60 to $30.BTEERAGK, #28.These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pize And eve.Bat .NEW YORK TO LONDON Diækor.CABINS, 455 to $63.Excursion at Reduced Rates Pi T accomnmodazions are uns All Staterooms on, Main Deck.Passengers booked as lowest rates to or from any Bail- road Station in Europe or Amerioa.Drafts at lowest yable (free of charge.) throughout Hramand, Soptla td 2nd Irland.For books of informa plans, &e., apply to HKSDKRSON BROTHEERS, 7 ling G: »E.OT 10 GUSTAYS LEVE, No.202 Bi Fas sleet, Mont.=\u2014w Brewers, &c, - BUSINESS, Our business, conducted on metaetpde of our DO of x.ALE a AA hod ria ir bd oi notwithstanding the enhanced value of lokoë- = are ter, te ÉD rt CO CERCLE dv EN THE NONTREAL BREWING COMPANY, 0 to J es \u2018 20 Jacqu Cartier Straot.tr JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BROS, ALE AND PORTER Ho 288 St.Mary Street, MONTREAL, Fiave always an hand the various kiude of ALE AND PORTER, IN WOOD AND BOTTLR Familice Regularly Supplied.ORDEES RECRIVED BY TELKPHOXE Plants, &x.SININSNS AA tr ne ROYAL NURSERY, COTE ST.PAUL.WM.B.DAVIDSON been to call the attention of all interested in their gardens to his immense stock of Greenhonne, \u2018Flowering.Ornamental, Foliaged, Redding Plants, Shrubs, Vegetable Plante, de, comprising upwards of 000, to whicli bs invites a a vtait from the public to er and own se- loctions and see for themseives that this is no extrave- 186 x wed Je Supers as be a ed vb nid atreet horse-cars to st.Hourl Tol-gate, j a pests : Cote St.Pati Croasing, an OF b \u201cor ho Rais NL STOVE POLISH Beauty pre R Yach of the genuine hears Trade marty-\u2014A cat of ADAINO BUS.ce 1 i * \u2018 neo b pre en Registered in Great Britain tn 1880.LYMAN, BONS & CO, MONTREAL, AGENTS.co kines.: INAS ASPs LINN PN J.B.CARTWRIGHT & CO.Importers of High Class Wines, &c.fiele Agents fer BETHESDA WATER.JUST TO HAND: Fresh stosk of thls wonderful Water.We hereby can- tion Druggists and others that it having come to our knowledus that some mon Foi ble sts are selling other Waters (a8 they beat & much larger profit), under the name of Pethesda.We shall premente te the utynost any case wa may detoct.Parties using qu Woter for Planaten, Brights or Ki@ney Qlesass, gum the \u2018Water analyzed at our store ANG Woutbaghouas Al NE EE rs een dat a ee Cars to Day Express detwcen Hontreai and Foston.jit + TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL.:: DAY EXPRESS at 7.15 for Concord tés\u201d Mashua, Lowel! A .Rpt London, New York and ys Me Te » vu.NIGHERX PRESS for Scie Fort vis Troy.at 3.00 Pm veus ow York at 6.45 next York via Springfield, 6.30 p,m.GOINE NORTH.PA ER RD ME Montreal at y \u201cpress leaves New York at 8.30 am.yy t Express los RIT 00 Ve vis Lewc ; ves mA and pn vis Hichhury, and Now York at 5.00 pm, Via Wight pr un frock Now ark va rey 9.00 arriving in Montreal at 11,00 am.o> * 9-00 poi, mis do ETE AC STONEGRAVE, Bos, er, Ww.F.Ml stenger J.1881.» General Bupt., St.Albans, \u201cMay Far Q., M, 0.& 0.RAILWAY.CHANGE OF TIME Commencing on Mowdny, May 164h, 1981, TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: Mail.| Mixed.» Lve Hochelaga for ottawa Arrive at Ottawa.Lve Ottaws fur Hochel Arrive at Hoghelaga.'8.Less rary kx sax Live Hechelaga, for Quebec 6.Lye Quebec for Hoch 5.Arrive at Hochelaga.,., 8.Lv Hoch! for 8.Jerome 5.3 Arrive at 8 Jerome.7.Lv 8 Jerome for Hoch* 8.rn See ae ; ve Hoc! a Jolie Arrive at Joliette \u2026.tcétées PEuNSHONSEE Lre Joliette for Hochelaya 3 Arrive ai Hochslaga.8.0 MR IKKE Taies Local Trains between Hall and Aylmer.fais leave Mile-Eud Station Ton Aionirs Later, AgRificent Palace Cars on all Passenger Tralng and Bleyant Slecpin : Carson Night Trains.het\u2019 ©\u201d Uttawa connect with trains to apd ay ve Montres! and All Trains pan by Montreal Tac Quotecat 4 p.m.GENERAL OFFICES\u201413 PLACE D'ARMES TICKET OFFICES: 1% PLAtE D'Anxe ?209.8: dames Orautr,.» MONTREAL we @sposira Br.Louu HOTEL, QUEBEC.L.A.SENECAL, tee 11481 Gen.Supt.So UTH EASTERN RAILWAY MONTREAL AND BOSTON AIR LINE.THE DIRRCT AND BEST ROUTE -C \u2018White Mountains, CONCORD, MANCH' NASPUA, LOWELL, WORCESTER, PROVIDES - BOSTON, and al} points ENGLAND.Aîve, 05 Che Eustern Townshipe.On ant after MONDAY, MAY ND, fouth Railway Trains will yun wo and Bom Domaventess ben LBAVE MONTREAL.DAY EXPRESS running through to Doston at 8.30 am.with Parior Car.LOC, to X Tom and all way stations this side at 5.00 p.m., on Satésdays at 2.00 Be instead of am.fastead Bu 2, Monday: X Bou pan and arrive on sats NIGHT EXPRESS, with Pullman Sleeper Boston, at &.p.m., will only at Cham as L West Farnhare und borween tt Lambert Sutton Junction, exéept on Saturdays, when this train will stop at all stations.ARRIVE AT MONTREAL.N EE UE ae.oepine Cara on rn 2 TE ren Pérou Boats eee nas to a princiras pom BAGGAGE PASSND BY YR OUSTONE AT BOIS VESTURR STATION, thus seving air Mvetlo od + - i ad SRAND TRUNK WAY.GOING Express for Points W.2.20 am, and 10 pw.re 12 30 8 For corner vu Mixed, Vandrouil, 6.15 pan.ARRIVE FRON\u2014 8.30 a.a GONG mate Mi nd m rao 3 Quebec and ; Porbiane, 8 a nd 10 3.10» Teiand, Pood, À 57 aug 8.55 pom.St.Hyacinthe, 9.16 a.m.: [i CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY, : GOING SOUTH AND XAST\u2014Bt.John's at ) Dana 108 aon 3.90 m., 8.30 p.m.0 hs = 8.350 p.m.New Yo vis St.Albans snd \u2018roy.138 and 3.20 ; New York, vis Whit: River Junetien pad old.8.30 pas.Watgrino and Moos, Bald, 645 em and 84D pm.Now Tork oto Tics De Bt.Albans, 11.00 a.m.and 11.00 p.m.SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.ING SOUTH AD EAST Boston.via Newport, es 5.00 pm.Baturdaye.08.00.pn\u2019 x Ru IH a .from Boston ak, 6.40 aoa.and GLb pas PE: An DELAWARE & RUDSON RASLWAY.GOING M York, .Rouse's Polat a 8t.Joh em and 3.90 a arava roc 4 am.andl] SUBURBRAN.NE\u20147, 7.55, 9.1 .12 moon, 8.15 p.era AA Pa chan ' 5.45, 1.05, 8.35 am., 12.10, 8.60.3 i & Lo, & Bat 8% ra From Lashine, 7.Salo m., 5.- Char # Hens, sab Te ke rant ert Saturdays, onl ; , 5.25, HOCHELAGA STATION, wan 144, 180, @ #0.watt kr.\u201ctoads Leave for Ottawa, 8.30am., 5.15 m.wo.ppd 10.00 pam: BL.3 8.30 p.m.eH Trains leave Mile- tjon ten minutes Ss train for acer, Pvc DS ao Qiawa, va.me.PR LI a x .Foren Dom Jobe 61h 00m té rm ; a STFANDOATE.a 1 ompeny, Soeur Carer Pues, 7 pm.1 Sent Plachinery.ad \" the UNIVERSAL GRINDER MILLS CO, bessby etve notice that they are prepared 9 crash @r Cond Large qhisnitition under ¢onteaet of time, Gilivegd OLS from the Mills, st 8 rite of over \u2018 h Ane hundred bushels an hour, which can be packed in Barrels or bags within thet fue.Por Getafle snd samples appiy te \u2018 GENERAL DONINION AGENCT OFFICES »6 Menpttal Street, Montrent.JRON CASTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.OUR HEAVY CASTINGS ART SUPERIOR TO ANY MADEIN THE OMY.E.E.GILBERT & SONS, OFFICE : 792 BT, JOSEPH STREKT, 240 St James St., Montreal.A16 AT.PAUL STREET.ar For good chonp work, try the above.Motices._ Stzdtouerg.; rie ee TO chickens eee PE ea A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CRICKET REQUISITES from the best London makers.Send for Price List.| CRAIG STRRET, A Pie FEI TER sunolied + M OMARPLEY & SONS, 145.289 & 284 Notre Dame Street.sets \u2014 NOTICE.\u2014The Public are here- hy motified thut I will nôt be résponaible for any dents contracted In ray name excont on my written order + \u2014 The THOMRAS NUSSEN.Momtreal, 28th April, 1881.\u2018 \"ex ge.James Strout.Boston vis Lowell, snd Jew icy ete SERTEH An \" BONAVENTURE STATION.1 : FAIRE ARTE | "]