The Montreal daily star, 28 juin 1881, mardi 28 juin 1881

[" \u201cMONTREAL, TUESDAY, JUNE 28.1881 OL.XTIL, NO.150.Ç WITH THE VOLUNTEERS.puted questions.One would have thought tim spicuous by its absnnco among mone, wea and .To Let.Rognx > = Telegrams.Some Suggentions.most » the members ofthe House would have their represenlutives ?yod x an Bummer Resorts, AAA NA ps an A os.~~ So ECIAL COT., - remembered the effect of tho moring of \u201c tho It in pretty goneraily admitted by thoss who - A Ta rte al : « rooms FOIRST.CLA CLARS NTS 0OMS TO LET ÿ - _iipaukid'frau the Telegraph.; gr.Toman une 20th er yon.Previous question\u201d in the Dominion Commons have mest elusely followed this matter, that the LET\u2014Tenement, four Fe mir amity 42 Pour vs 4 % is threatezied in Bulgaria.terday I called attention to some hv\u2019 da short.| mediately nfier Mr.Mousstau's ociobrated allinnee is but cstepahead.It worthily follows ST.Y - 2.I will Motion on the Lotollier mattor.In this Legislature, à similar resolution has not, I bolieve, been made, rineo it was moved immediately upou the the my enterprising and sound ventures fur which the pas: wo years will bo forever notable, and wbils tlie grentest strido forward ha been : SES URNIRHED ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN, AT 'O_LET\u2014A Furnished House, FU& Nem en vas à 5 (un Town 5 Forel, Tarn ro pr es mamta FURSISIED ROOMR TO LET, WITH fig Bismarck is worse, and thinks he is dying.comings of the battalions in camp here.Edmund Beales, the Hyde Park demagogue, 1% make some suggestions which appear ne- deed.\u2018 cossafy to insure the vllivieney of the voluuteers.Airet- coun er man Pply 630 Le- The Basutos have commenced to pay the fins Compousate for tho want of instructors, ho of legislation requiring railway com on Spree Ji ' ick head h a Bax.dries: @ well-kept house home.Foggy days are rare \u201cCLYDESIDE COTTAGE\" ROOMS \u2014 CNFURNISHED ROOMS, AT 10 ganobeticrs Le acer the.A a x to the Cape Government, as arranged by Sir 20d be matter how bard they may Inbor | 0 take ressonable prevanties for the prevention ter's Man in k Bis a eo Tab an them, gust at pun na from tbe St.Lawrence Cuan Avene: 1429 NTED Sh ; .; V ; rs Mandmke Bitters.\" SFU VA LAS ENTIC Hercuks Robinson's a this camp eaunot do as well os it wouil: | of aceidente.It is satésfactory to note that the rs an ce ters : z Four Matis Daily.to tho Aquetuct.Fine garden frout end rear.Tile OOMS\u2014FURNISHED.17% BLEURY.V A io AN APPRENTICE TO THW The London T the a if thoro was an experience instructor for each | Government, neçording to Mr.Lynch, will pre Publie Spräkers, Actors and Vocalists find, Address, Grained.Capital and extensive ous-houses, snd large ; Us 6 Jewellery trade.PRY at Savage & Lyman.: udon Times says attitude of the battalion.As a matter of right the Government \u2019 So > \"| and state that, Dr Thomas\u2019 Eclectic Oil reli 13 00d2m ©.F.PAGE, Biddeford, Me.cold vinery.Housé heated by hot air, and bot and cold en = ; Say k atter ! t à : .mas Eclectric Oilrelieves J0v0dZm =~ ©.F.PAGE, Biddeford, Me.OOMS\u2014FO ENTLEMEN.197 MANS.ANTED \u2014 Parnellites threateus indireot if not direct ob- should have supplied instructors, but failing in or # measure on the subject before next ses- hoarseness and irritation in the throat Better water in sccond floor.Houso contain 13 apartments JR.pei 2 a LEM MANS WwW ED A FIRST-CLASS SEWING struction aimed at the defeat of the Land Bill.that it would not have been a hardship for cach 9 i and a fine Millard room.Terms cay.144 12 h roro APpls a oncef Greene & OT EE ae thetr nniforme ret! The regulations taug Rod birth, or by adoption.and by regard for our coun- THE FISHERIRS QUESTION.LT ho a ; not : ar ta pa nn bts pe.1775 instilations.There gentlemen have in their .o ., slight.; HE.WASHINGTON, June 27.\u2014It in learned at the LA attention fu Loin oo (oF on doe one Kea xD personal rights large stakes contingent upon pi State Department that the repoît which is LUE Tag nen Jo them, me {eoncerned | the geueral weifarn of the Dominion, and posses a But of the D.AG.bad the power, the proper ; ES ; ; s thorough knowledge of all the points covered made relative to frauds in the Halifax awa thing to do would be to order the captain tn get y the proposed new alliance of eegraph inter- ave ' ce The Transfer Company's Bill has been as quietly than remetlies speeindly advertised to relieve Posmramion immediately if required.00MS WITH BOARD\u2014MRS.SFARLI Bons Company, St Paul - 1403 Mr: Sexton, at Tullsinore, said the C'orrcion pion eon ill.aiid vot oo withdrawn os it was introduced.To Tux Star is that difhenlty.This Oil has a wide scope, since ST.JAMES HOTEL, Appiyw R Midwile, 871 Lagauchetions street 142 1 VV ANTED\u2014A FIRST-CLASS BABRER AT Act had failed, and age would continue would have done the work for à fow dollars a dey.ceria-nly due tho credit of first exposing the in- it cures external hurts, corns, sores, frost-bites, THREE RIVERS , 4 BURLAND à 00, Rooms \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED = 46 Common » = c 1408 until the law was suchi As people could obey Each battalion gots $480 for drill and the caro pap iat of the extraordinary powers piles, and à variety of other unhealthy condi- n | ans LA Tate LouE nent.with or without boerd.168: Elisabeth sie à WANED AN EXPERIENCED TRAVEL i.of wrws, and a Hittlo of this might bave been ain mattor for publie congrataistion that tho HO\" Ul This old, wott established and popular Hotel is withoat =\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014=\u2014\u2014= ROOMS-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN.1003.\" Bra) Office 1403 A St Pam du | Bil of (he natoious Sires Fiome.Mining Com.** OR that this ton, too solid flesh would Bion tr ber tinm mdr Bide Toot Property fox Su Memen_1430 $k Canet, 190 4 VVANTED\u2014 À FIRSTCLASS CABINET partripated in by 20,000 Chinese.An official 6 the op = rt battalion.There te Lo.pany has-been considerably clipped in Committee, Melt, thaw, resolve itself into a dew,\u201d is the made, the hotel fhorourhly paints, while new carpets p.* Maker, at 129 St.George.1493 : ; © question o ene n Mmoand.(lion.te - 23 m .lace tl .Thess in y , mmm ee ee IA AA AAA NAN - - procamation has boen feumed to quiet the hos- Lom is, I boliove.an excellent officer, Thos | Querr Quiit.hrartfelt expression of many a poor nervous 244 ¢ in the ortaina) tactics Of the ruse, Tako 1 hd R LEO _ Board.ANTED\u2014A BOY ABOUT 15, WITH GOUD.tile reling, , - ea.rr av oa due cope sufferer.AÏl such can get comfort, consolation most destrabla hét-1in the city.Visitors to the celebrated SA OR TO LET \u2014House >2>\u2014\u2014\u2014 000 rm ONS ces.Sanders, 49 5: .; who know him will speak highly of him, bat THE MEXICAN RAILWAY DISASTER- and restoration by wading that t k 8t Leon Springs will find this à most conventent route.No.588 Dorchester street.Apply 40 Bronedon PBCARD AND VACANC FOR BOARD.Street: 1498: A tremendous storm of wind and hail passe i why not have & resident Canadian in command ?The Moss Frighsinl Cnsoalty in the restom wl i Y reading oa | great work on JOS.RIENDEAU & Co.Proprietors, Lane.145 6 ers.14d Bicury.Ae 8 WANTED-GENERAL BERVANT FOR™ 'oversomc sections of Kansas on Saturday night.There are three D.A.G.'s ia Canada who are Bistory of the Repmbile, Netvous Delility entitled The Science of 140 : OARD WANTED FOR T SUMMER family oftwo.Apply 10 to 1, at 37 Lorne avenue.Thoimnds of sores of whest, coru and osts were qualified, acoordiog to law, to take command of Ci1T¥ or Maxico, June The news of Life : or Self-Preservation,\u201d published by the FOR SALE\u2014A desirable Farm, B months tn a French family, whee Prone in gon 49% cut own and destroyed by the hail.the militia, and tre they sro yualified by the milroad disaster cansed great excitement Peabody Medical Institute, advertised in this NOTICE! class utbaiiings nivantageounz sans ihe Sak en Arme Re EN See En rom 83 to 176 WANTED-FOR A GENERAL Sone Bt official th cnglish experienc tou, © noi says commander u here.Never in the hist of the Republi paper.eg Townships.Terms easy.HUGH GRAIIAM, Sram \u2014-~ ARD- A DIE A, ANT R 00 ANT Operating ; must speak French and - Delinttation Comores hae mivieet Gand | 2 pat oer in te ar\u201d Wh has wo frightful a casualty been chronicled.ji Jeep your foet ary by waing NUBLAN | parton wibtog to en pvc the conten, eho Ee SALE\u2014A Nico Brick ro BONE doi M VACATE arnY Bac à ean, re a i iffic î .3 : \"is fe i i sudi , .les wishing to en\u2018oy a ple-n © country, shou FE\u2014 ice 183 p Arta in force, as difficulties are Very we have Col.Laurie, Col.Btrauge, | | feared that it will farther prejudice the White's Elixir always loosens a cough.not forget the advantagos which Relœfl Mountain, St.perty of Three Tonements, Nos.20, S15 aon 224 PCARRD AND ROOMS\u2014882 SHERBROOKE WANIED-A GOOD LAUNDRESS : GOOD le.The Turks have re-occupicd Arta.and Col.Von Straubensio.They have been ficld popular mind against railway enterprises.The v Lo « .dici 13 Hilaire, offers.Good hotel accommodations.Splendid plain strect.Will be sold cheap, on eas: - stroet.required.Apply to Mrs.Hodgson, Roses À village of 800 honses in Valais, Switæer- oficers in tho army, and they bnve »cen active orelas road was built by Government sub- egctine is the best spring medicine\u201412.grounds and ing, and only 0ge hour from Nici For particulars, apply 84 Ko.st.BI ey STR ANIERS VISITING THE CITY AND Cote Bt.= - liege ; , ice in diff rts of th Id.They re- vention, and is entirely the work of Mexican the city by T.; nl board * Som farnished rooms wi ANTED\u2014SIX BOYS, TO WORK THY Jan, bas or PE demo, ha fe are aide in the country.and.if appointed to the sbief engineers.The engineer and fireman of the Wedicines.me R ee Manufacturing Property for Sale - taht] 140.23 + - géré 11 Flac d'arme AT nat widyr a high wind, rapidly spread to the whole °2@mand.the expertence any of thew would gain ili-omened train were scalded to death.Only ____ CW ~~~ CRESCENT BEACH HOUSE, 1 .ESTERN HOUSE RESTAU- MTED\u2014GENERAL SERVANT, SMALL: vilge.would remove in Canada, and not be brought sixty persons on the train escaped alive, and of .The proprietor of & very extemsive water site Tatronime 114 Theis MeGHL and 5t.Paul roots.y family, good wages.Mo.153 Laval À us, à .; away to England.What bas the money these \u201cforty were injured.Many wives and agnolia, Mass here bre hare LAG hod of wood tor ass for mg-room atisehsd, The best of din- § .2 Se whe ntity of { *_ The Convention of Acadians, to be held at spent on General Smytho done to the people of Children of soldiers were among the killed and .> manufactarine of Pain.ee A LS neragiven far 2e.Call and fuge for yourrelves, 3 ANTED\u2014A GIBL 00 PO, GENE Menramocook, N.B., on the 20th and 2istof the Dominion® What good has it done Yhe injured.The disaster occurred at 11 o'elock at J \u2018WH.P.DAVIS, Proprictor.artloles, sch as en one Clothes Ping and om Al Josepn MONETTE, Proprietor.D street.7 a family.Ansty ; d à ; .Handler, &o., wi e 1 so ri tresi House 0 Ÿ - \u2018 .aly, Promises to bo welt attended.po legntes on ! .The experience he gained nie night, as the train which was a long one, drawn Alm, of the Carleton, Jacksonville, Ma.House lighted figure, or wii join with capiiaiisa to forma à company House Bquare.> Gir VWANTED\u2014FOR AN OFFICE, A SMART ] Ba.r.Laurier : Ti Mr.Cha en { had bcon gained by s resident Cansdian LE out by two engines, was passing over a wooden \u201cith gas, and all modem improvements.very lucratire.arsd D0t large Capital verre D 7 \u201d : snd be weil En sonded.Avis I own Baden.\u2014 Qebec, have bon favited, and \" plese, be still in the country, sud the country would bridge.For a moment after the plunge all was Prrmorane Sax Ir \u2014V m aren _Pleare send for cireular.130s0dlm à from willing to join in the under- Æor Sale.0°04.1500,\" 8Tan Office.\"ay / a are expec have the benrfit of it.In fact, the system is faise darkness.Suddenly 100 barrels of brandy, -~~VEGETIXB gives equal P ili Hotel Gl ter, M taking.ean address LAN ANS na ra A A | NTED\u2014A GOO + Q send from root to branch.It has failed, and will con.loaded on, two of the vans, cawght fire, and thy 27 ° the blood.AN payéiciant vil agres toat ter l'Avition Hotel, Gloucester, Mass.\u201cPULP,\u201d P.0.Bex ins.JFORS TONS @0OD HAY, CHEAP | patil Ton Fes BIS Dar a EEE \u2014\u2014\u2014 1 ch.A y d is scarcely a discase but that could almost instantiy b' CR June 16th 1881.\u201d ta Jots fo .; > 2 - Sporting Notes.tinue to fail until a change is made.Any mao burning fluid inundaled the mass of pass-ngers gispowed of if pure bloc! could be cirentated #eneronsly Tha famous rer situated on Pavition Reach, ooca- une 141tr sult ors.J.Corbell, phe, peru magith pa Beady work.Appty to Gas.Veaton's frieads now say that he will retire ho knows saything of goldiering, and he ris struggling in the ruins.Only a few who were through the pants affected.Now, this in the way in mie aid boating are ns ; Is quiet, vet ; JOR SALE\u2014A MACHINIST LATHE, NEW.STANTED \u2014 A OROUGH G.Ppousnontly frem the sawdust.rough the camp at Ds, will soe * not disabled or hopelessly wedged in the tim- which Vrornias performe Its wonderful cure.Vacæ.mithin five minutes of D:pot, Churches and Post Office.- Eight fet bed, 20 in swing.Apply fo Michell W- Servant.Aly ORQUCE ° ; L is said thet the slevenof All England *! % Filance.If we are ur: Lars mil bern, escaped.The dead and living were wrapped Ton is exclusively » vogetablo compound, made from Td L.MAYO, Prop.: .D |SoeomecoguaBieinianen de 1 FANTED- IMMEDIATEUY \u2014 BOIL Ce.kot Club will visit this country this season \u201c03 only one prasheal thing vo a, he in a sheet of fame, and slowly barned before Loos, Herts, ad Berks: - \u201cT OTTAWA Hi > \"| s fargain, an Fohslhre SHEAR FULL SIZED.Wi Ea are, by tha Pi sd play à series of games with eur crack cricket the eyes of survivurs, who were unable to © 7 : TT Ww OTEL C4, pl Bargain, .trou faste tor rabat\u201d a 3 is te redure the force to 20,000 men, aud let the ! \u2014 5.- er at Goes lue TT stvan by Geo.Kay, 90 ms > ob .: .! .g PL Ne ms VV db tied) * oo 0° *, AR IF ot Wm hee, Box.SRE , .° \u2019 SA : rural corpe go into camp for a few days every 98ve them, ap .pee = iy 7 A ; Mie Out BO, A | iris 2 Rs rl anni nd | oe Te fe seems WS © eran cone Te | eran cri: EXCELLENT.FARM, Foi rao mrms err | Woes rar res Wwis for yestbréay, was pestpened till to-day, enretaker, instend of six captsins, can look after Cnicaon, June Y7.\u2014To-night 3 new comet , ; - morning wall Motsasy Bight, ir Ji.p0s Phres x SETA To 2.nou E TES enr aus ne me néènes Sex.Review, Watetloo, Q.9 ring te reagh water.: them.Here alone there will be à considersble is visible here to the naked crn PE de se MX | each way dally._ - > cou © Hundred Acros: of FOR SALEVIGORIY PHAETON 3 WIED-A The * W Whiskey Trophy \u201d will be rowed saving of money sod stores.The mem should thirty degrees above the horizon, in the north- FOR DY A, INDIGESTION, ote.: » 8.BROWNE, Proprigion, ob andes culeivation a che eh EATON a 7 æ the otté course; Australia, tn aseembieat County hemdquarters, and from there orth hea Th il is SPEPBIA, D , arepeietor of the Ottawa Hotel, Montreal): , nt a ; ; ; 120 19 | niin ne embor, open to all oëmers.The prises are to camp, or elve they sbould be visited by an west by perth rer (dy © tail long, \u2014 ics roms for families for the summer.140 Geod mee well Weeded, a MALY WATER ENGINE PORBALS, 8UIT.| = | Y ; 1900, £70 and £30.+ Fostroctor and drilled at County besdgusrters.stronely dofinec and perf Hoctly Meaight, pointing no ro.aC HBRLT, Oat, Jemary, 1881.~~ SUMMER RESORT | ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY FARMS IN CANADA, S abis for mnall grgan.ph ag 204 84.dames at mm RATIONS Ban 3 2D : The present syrtem is expensive, and looks like a ; ; es 1 have used lopépeyn in avers cases of Indl- situs | {arming districts : \u201c PLOYMENT } The Cornell crew have the invitation ba p Tach paras As for the city Pemblanes between this comet and one visible gestion and Malnutrition in adults and Diarrhoea of + THE SEASIDE HOTEL, Rustico Beach, Prince ¥4.Cr orgie Of th ott farting eas 7 R SALE \u2014 A S EMPLOYMEN A a QU NUS to pertiolpete in the regntta of the Vieans Row.MPPY-giucky organ Tothing than thy between two und three a.m.The latter is Chilâren, and am so weil plaased with the results that Aaland, open from July 1m (i) feplembor 10th Rauwey dapots wil Jocated.Slim co Fo Carter's.Rocke gu.ns ro, Eats \"BTA Cfa, 183 Ing Club, aod will start for the Austrian espital COTPS \u2018hey should go mors clothing ¢ et va shorter and more brilliant, {have instructed my EW READE ap | RAMA SLIE per day a PE le \"under 12 ince, ur the propre ane gent 1he TOV.creer \u201c27: 120d order.Apply No.900 Banguinet MPLOYMENT WANTED\u2014BY A YOUTH ; , - wW.D.; , , J i immediately after the Henley regatle.serve.(l'ommissions ahould not be throwa to any \u2014 MALTOPEPSYN f8 not a patent madicine (ascrat rem- ToT ' r.n Hon.Amon Ras Sono Dyeliog sod the best of OR SALE CF \u2014 E sand arittietician.À te S70 brant ett, the Australian oarsman, is maki Among past visitors\u2014Rer.Gavin Lang, Julige ont-houses.A nice.river runs through the property.JY C IE - » 'J- writerand arithmetician.Address \u201cC.1570,\" 87a 0; Trickett, .TE a ove who would take them.They should be bold Te Propesed Trlegraphie Combimation, wii ln mer forme prey Precticine (epcret rem: Bo rik x Toru 3 ne 7 uniueky commencement of bin Amerienn cam- ; \u2018ob : : To rach hott.SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS at \u2018the lop T07180C0, W.J.Iuchanao, Eeq., de.de.Any ane wishing a good tend on reasonable terms Horso-power Yacht Engine and Rofler complete 1 ; .as a prise.Ofliccrs should be ebliged to equip To the Kdilor of THE STAR : LRO CHSTR pet both training 50 d ow JOHN NEWSON & (0O., Proprietors, will ind this an exceptional opportunity.Apply to with all connections: stenms FARIAlY.One 8 1 1 fr NTE TUATIO SCLE h pee On June 16th be wrecked bis boat in the thomselies properly or resign.There is indeed ; i Pense 1 ent por dou containing » equiv: CHARLOTTETOWN, P.B.1.l4deod rizht Hoisting Engine and Dotter now warking, Brush A N ASCHERK, IN A - = middle of Saratoga Loke, and was almost drown- SiR, \u2014A business proporition has been made to pe 115tf HUGH GRAMAM.fAtar office.mater.One American Beo-hive Grcen- Toocry business, one of experience, aud can give.- sa > sn order tu the eoffocl that officers must ; .rica house Boflor for best ofreferencos.Address B.1850,\u201d STAR office.- r 5! & before rescuers roachod him; and next day.equip thbemseives in three months after be Directors of the Montreal Tolegraph Lompuny.5is HAZEN MORSE, Toronte, CA P E A N N pou Ernbossins Press poet.Oo en Tite CNE prom ' 1483 ) while sparring with his trainer, Harry Kelly, ox- they are | eited Dut there are offices | [0 20 80lc and wealthy ine rporat dy\u2014tho eus ee e Tatlorin Apply to ! TT TT TT i : champion of England, the latter sti dE are Brett TL ™ North-Western Telegraph Company, \u2014several of [HR Bass Mock House.8 R.THOMRON & SON, : Wn Apia - r slipped an hat bare been Fasetted at the frst Wea whose promoters are roprescuiaiive Canadians by Good Harbor Bench, Gleucester, Mass 149 6 18 St.Constant seront.UAanted to 21 echase.Ç ) Business Éhances.MW faschund, Address vots partieniaress De AAA AANA Eran office.149 SNA RANA vo 3 YO DRUGGISTS \u2014 AN E a .CC A oom treet mi à mn capiai at ren ess re VV ANTED TO PURCHASE.A First clare Culsine.Pinest Surf Bathing and Ocean Scenery on the Atlantic Coast.(A Medicino, net a Drink.) fend for [Hustrated Book.126cod MRS.FE.G.BROWN.CONTAINS =< ve Te WILLOUGHBY LAKE HousE, TO BOSTON DIRECT, Taie dé or free rie Dee ey Ta ra omar West Land scrip.HUGH GA by ex Ropreseatative Newberry.Professor Youla their uiiform and stop the monay out nftheirais ete, and.as one Of them: is the HOPS, BUCIU, MANDRAKE, esa Pan been carried nh for mine sears ie tne Th \u2014 ; nds and an officer of the Rtate Department, lowances.The majenty o raptsins of rural bat President of the North western Cor any, DANDELION, OPEN JUNE Ist.vid laze physician, who gives it up from lack of time to at- v i a will be completed next week, and there is rea.tations nil make 3100 out of the volunteers this will naturally wicid great influence in the AXD THE PrREsT AND ERT MEDICAL, QUALK 8 sd excellent boating.Transient tend to it.Address * L.507,\" STAR Oflice.149 of SCCILAITEOUS., > ; .3 ; au cen menrpsssed : excellent be .n ga \u2014 son to think that its conclusions will fornish a Yor.nnd if they could be forced to x their uni thaping of tha poliey of the combination.TIER OF ALL OPNIRE BITTRES.Yond 2 por day.bonrd by the wason from $4 to #12 THE BOSTON FOR SA LE\u2014A rare chance to auras satisfactory basis for the Secretary ofBtate to forms and then sup the money ont of their $100, The question nf monopolÿ ns regards extrome TIIEY CURE per week.\u201d P.0.address, West Durke, Vi.La a .\u201cBy one wishing to start in (ho grocery business - abies Opts Begotiations with regard to the matter.ft would bo all the better for the service.Por airs may (hn hands of thee .FRANCIS RICHARDSON & \u20acO., ory wer fixtures of a small qm.ety to be soid fora instance, the puéncer with the circus cap, why lending men, for it will not, for s moment, bo be Anar or RE PT Cora Food.0cod2m ~~~ Proprictors ON E-PRICE CLOTHING STORE, rented, Sein Immediate possession aston, APP emo be r HALIFAX IN GALA DRESS.thould not the D.A.have the power nf order.lieved hat they, apari from any other considera A vousness, Slee torsos Td espectaily PRINCE OF WALES\u2019 HOTEL L.148%, STanofes, 0 14% 4 ! HausFAx, Juve 27.\u2014 During the next few ing a eap for him.and stopping the money cut of | would become responsible, na shrewd busi- Female Compiaints.\u2019 41 AND 43 ACTORY TO LET OR FOR | weeks Halifax will be umnsually attractive on pe pure map emma Liv AAR el |e ness mea, in 8 scheme to create a high range of 81000 IN COLD.7 D.TOTRIGNY, PROPRIETOR, * F SALE\u2014Co ignours and Richardson street, ! A .À.8.a y r - .: A ; s | p g telngraphic rates when they and other rospon Building.During the wack ther will be a 167y arc the beet and why ® Bevnise they have nary commereial grounds be but a ch:ldish plan them beforo ÿou slecp.Take no ether.Surnjehed, liwhted and heated.~~~ 1d4dx rr ett AD TE Agents M : review and sham fight by troops, and torpedo the hand-omest init rme.Thaï 18 the secret.for them to attempt extortion for the briel poried D IC isan absolute and Irremistible cure tor ADIRON PACK SUMMER RESORT, CHANGE OF TIME AND REDUCTION Lost, CAN A0 MICAL CO attack and naval di lay in the harbour.On Yo man ever male > god soldier je that did in whieh they could hope to escape the effects Drunkenness, use of optum, ¢ 0 and E TAYLOR HOUSE IN FARE! mA mr = mm mm LONDON, ORT.Co Friday.it is pr éd to hold a Convermazione \"°* take a pri fn hie uniform.e may bave ¢ Apirited__ competition, and when wo re- .narcotics.; TH | ; JosT_A BRACELET COMPOSED OF TEN ENIL POLIWKA & CO.i ify.\u20183h%\u2019 Province Building, which Ilis Excell the courage of the Cid, but if he does not fake n member the difficulty which bas been experienced XD FOB CINOULAR and twelve catjnges st Lake View, Paint, Schroon Lake silver coins.-Rewarit at 18 Drummond siteL =149@ ¥3.34 £20 FL sscrament wired if.bf\u2019 Pre & I CEE EsXCeMl- pride in Bie uniform thar will bean snwmthin, | apitalista, in the artes) | ibilit All shove il bd grgaTem.~ mtg located tn 3 EBay pie grove The BOSTON CUT BERGE SUITS, 110 y us co ener \u201cii ency-ato attend, in the interest of the pro- wanting and hat something will be detrimental grap a i factory pti Wy Pep Bree Nite.C5.Rreboaies, ¥ NV.& Tavonte, Ont.| Biro pure, tho scents beantifui: 1 anéfne.hosting OST\u2014A PURSE, WITH À SMALL SUM OF IMPORTED PILSENER LAGER : School of Art.en there 1s to be the to hix efficiency.But view it ne you will.th ; NE any satidac \u201cmp j a and fishing.Splendid accomm on for familtes.4 money: #80 papers of no value xcept to the regatta of yachts, boats and canoes.Tt innlan s'ato of the rural battalions is not ratiriactory JMS or LA A uen 144 cod x 196 1m C.F.TAYLOR.Only 87.50.owner.Return to STAR offics, And bo rewaied.\u201d | ; ST.PAUL) BREWERY, BREMEN.to include Faces the boats of the naval and there arr those ni the volunirers whe foil a ; ae = : j : 769 u A * squadron, Arete Halifax will, for the them ao.I want to see them efficient and rely om ee] a roue THE MILD POWER Frofesstonal Boston Cat American Facht Cloth Suits, tr go WER, 4 ¥ EARS OLD IE Domena for femily we ' : 4 .! > - \u2018y da i .a « y e , u oun ju strec v time being, be the gayest city in the Dominion.able.1 want to I.them soldierly in nppenranes | indignant sense of injury upon tho part of © | J FR = 7237535, DANS AMEN will be given.Anawers toname \u201c Luln.\" RY TUNNEL RESTAURANT, THE TRISH TROUBLES ard kali ning prot they are none of the commereisl publie?\u2014No! other aid sontider Hum hreys' Homeopat 0 Specifics J.Palliser, $88.50.1 OST\u2014A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TER- 140 102 112 8t, Franer cin Xavier street.» ; + a these.(7 are mirrs [y aneffictent, and, al OL for antagonism to this propoanl must be Pang from ample experioner an entire Advocate 4 rier, (stut) with leather collar, ahswering to name of REAKFA T CERE .The ©\" *y Cane \u2014 Members of the hough they may he reliable, vot they are simply sought oro Yhe stockholders will be willing to sucess, Bimple, Promps, Efficient, and : A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF GENTS' SUITS OF THR \u201c Beauty.\u201d hair naed off neck.Anyone retrmimg samo | B S 'EREALS.) , Ladies\u2019 Land Lengue 1% Trouble.good man in uniforme bat they nre not, and oppose it.lt may be that, ay a young local ¢ hcliahie, they ar Ihe ly medicines 194 8t.James.ABOVE LINE, and, anyone fonnd in moesesrion oF sami ipl.few arcod, OATMFAI ~ Cork, June 25.\u2014 Brooks, the American Con.never will be en netil ther is 8 shangs in journal recently states: \u2018The smaller stook- TA a: PRIOR.ei Liz 17 it he proseeured.x GRANTTATED OATMEAL, so \" : : CS on * ; > CHE a > val, visited O Mahoney) who is in gad on a the, nyatem, lite h Fonre and oor the holders are the only ones likely to mio a à Worms Connestion Tv ammations, 3 R.J F T JENKINS All Cut from Boston Patterns.TTT TT aa Tr ee CRACK RANCE ATEN WITFAY, / Ue \u201cSharge of attempting to muil-r S'ranton, 9 de'hrones lun ouh De management of t voice sgainst the alliance, ro kindly ob- à Gryine botte, or Jerthing af Infants, 3 AB ° ° t.» Bouscs Wanted.HOMINY,'A0 a | of the Peace, of Ballydehob.The (op.¥oinnteer Militia of the Dominion, tained for them.but it would be doing 4 Plarrhes of Ghiigren anis 2 (Porbérly of London nrst Paris Honpitals).They are a blue that will stay blue.Genuine fndigo \u2026 __ _ nm NRODIE A TARVIE, À sal mys, O'Mahoney at the time of his arreat JOTTINGS FROM YUEREG.theso an injustice to (henson that they aro rr cra Tio ess ami, -B vod to £5 RICHMOND SQUARE dro that mu mot steak ouf \u2018nobly Pante, cut from ANTED\u2014From ist Septem- Corner Craig aud Bleury Streets.1 i - i i t t ts bo- 5- Coughs, C ong! 0.* 0 : vos string as a poorlaw guandian.That Derrat of Mr.Mercier's Wotion\u2014A Laugh- holy promets | rant oy Che atatement ie & Nenralais, Toothache, Faceache, - À : Corner of St.Antoine Street, #16 latest Doston pattorn, assorted shades, new styles.mall mine.not EE re House, for a - 138 Mahoney was a matnmilizrd citizen of the able So-mer Ur, Paquet nnd tbe Credie (\"VO they aro so ignorant as the statement in .Jirndaches, Rick Headaches, Verilgo, 23 me Die AGB Ao parents: pr ut ronson.United States before hé accepted that office Foncier \u2014 More Work for Ex-Judge ution would imply i\u201d and aurely no one will ».yapcpsia, Dillons Stomach, - - - .2 REMOVAL.A verviccable pair Pants.$1 50 ae ren CO Bex.MB P A T E N T S Shere seem to be no doubt, but the Consul re.Lorangçer-Tho Prevention of Raftway agree with the jonrnal in question unless at the ; A fine Wool pair Pants.au V ANTED\u2014A detached honse Froperly secured In all countries hy Ey toe a her opinion.He mad ; Accidenis\u2014Silver Plume Mining Cone rame time it bo admitted that these small share- ig Seppegnes ortaie t er ods, .i - An extra good vaine.2m with grotinds, for & iat-clasa tonrdine 8-hon.l R.A.KELLOND, 8 1 report of fart il | Lrgation, a ot pany » pur Aro To TE FEAR] holders not only are ignorant, but wnreasoning to IX Cronp, Cough.biMoukt nine, - + Dr.W.H.BURLAND, An AÏl-woo) supérior pair Pants.214 St.James Street, Montreal KN case y - 0 DERP.: 4 west of St.Denis strat preferred.Apply to Ko ; 235 miting Ineation anû terme.PPIy lo = that extent that thoy cannot comprehend the beno- Poymerty House Sitrgeon Montren] Genoral Howpital, Tonlews 1m the city are eur Alle _ *1 and Washington, He says, the \u2018am Qrenre, June 27.\u2014Reference was made in a fit which would plainly accrue to them.Fur hor, 15 heumatlam, umatie l'a 14 Sait Rhenm, Erysipélas, Eruptions, .i wh x ms, - re EP Trade Marks, Designe ant Copyrights Rrginto: teplies of Ruchdi were systematic denialn, but were shown in the specch of Midhat to be æif- contrad ictorg.Midhat declared that he would nevèt have the revolution in which he and which was accomplished without bdéhed.Mahmoud encrgetica.ly denied in tho crime.The diplomatie org » largo number of spectators wero pre- \u201cresolution moved from the previous question bn pat, and the whole ministerial party, Government and all, went with him, allowing the Opposition to rapport in a body the the other side of the Homse.The fact that the moving of \u2018* the previous question\u201d is pot better understood in the Provincial Legislathre, is donbtless dno to the fact that it in mn seldom moved.the House being ton fond of allowing the putting and debating of interminable amendments to all dis- timent ought to have a piace in the deliberations of stockholders as regards the consummation of thie enterprising silisnco.It is hardiy worth whild 6 revert to the old maxim\u2014»o trite, but those who patrol our financial centre wil! testify to this singalar faet, L.e., that they honr most of this sort of comment while on or in the smmedinte ririnity of St.Francoise Xanser street.Strange, is it not, thet our money thornnçhfaro shonkd so suddenly develop a feeling horetofore so Con- Dranch Office -114 £t.Francois Xavier strnct, from 1 am.tn 4 nm.f RUPTURE.THE TRIUMPH TRCSS OO., 884 Bowery, X.Y, 9 South 1:3th Street, Phila., Pr, gr, Rapture froin 50 7,0 te to 00 drys, and will Wi} & rupture they ear Tot care\u201d Send 230 dor Book ber eran Edn rintendent, : Solicttor of Baten} C G.C.SIMPSON, cri».L PATENT OFFICER 140 Rt.James stroot.388 NOTRE DAME STREET, Tas Just received a large amortment of Choker Worsted Coatings, Twerd (English and Senteh), and a supply of handsome Trowsering, A FÉDFECT WIT AND ERTIBR BATISPACTION A TRIAL IN SOLICITED.Phtents sccared in.afi countries whero patents gre either Oise, and be i , .\u2018Œavpet Eeit.CS CARPET FELT AND LINING per\u2014For potting noder Carpets.aves the (arpets, Prevents Moths.makes the Voor Air-Tight, and i= peasant to walk on.Will jas$ for ten years.Five conta per yard, delivered free, e BENNET à CO, .70e W hoivenie Biattomers, Bt, Paul street.- = rod, iy 2 ; ; A ; ; .16 , Chill.Fever, Agues, ; HA ns SR\u2019 TO ce » .\u201cBees\u201d of whom thirty-five ere in Limerick former letter to the serious change which is ob- it in Impossible to boliere but hat they will 14 Pire, nda feeding, oy 14.5 Blom y SE : Light Shade Pants, \u2026 Æducattonat.experience 1 hoiiciter and Papin initie Touré J el are remarkably well treated, fed by the servable in the bealth of the Hon.i'remicr.The open their eyes to a full kense of the great differ- » Wang rite one ile: fainegen, i eury «= reet, | A - : mn eT 120xté : League, and snpplied with clothing and work and excitement attendsot upon the long ence to them between s stock investment ying M firncent Debilley.Phys\"l Weakness.: Opposite Jesuits Church.103 - ASBORTED COLORS, LATEST OUT.TOCAL CU LTURE.Pond © addi rked *¢ National Land \u201c night sittings of the presont rerkion is not cal- à certain and excellent dividend, secured, beyond 7.Ridney Disease, =.1 1 22, ai = ee .LUMBER! LU E \"2 Rg, ma ational Land League.; 5 benefieini ; W Nervons Debilits.Spermatormhen.1.00 : Only 82.715 per pair \u201c-\u2018sBeveral mermbors of the Ladies\u2019 Land League, curd to have s very bene ein effect Jn s|a question, for tev of years.and a stork of no n Lrinnryy nakness Welkink iho fd.to 1 edwaxe + Ye « © PCT pair.OU MY NE METHOD.: + À ; \u201c., weak'y conrtitution, an «non mrprising, t earn on sua recarious divi- IMarase of the Heart, tation, 1.4.4 .A 0 of t @entie- 18 te 45 .ora à meg hme, Bate Leen re tat Nr Chaplens\u2019s boa soe Sons seh rn hen renin dn WS ME oi Ron Ÿ TND & SONS, OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT put nf ser [xi same Fo ppm pri |.Me pu où Hana, D Porn choc non 3 TI e 1c | : \u201c \"2 : .» | - 4 .ow .Each frgeon ada mi ® \u2019 e highway, during the recent visit pd lie barn een dou ich mont of the mem and booms\u201d in trad may make it possible lo rey end for Br.Humphee ir Took en IN ROUND & SONS, IS NOW WELL STOCKED, AVA ments of tha Pupll.Practior required.Kocharyw OAK, CHERRY, ASI.PUTTFRSTT, CHESTAUT, NZ 3 2 , - cor.\u2018at ne.FER., - HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, OI P.XE LUMNER.: = tr bers of the House fancied they had siready voted It is time we had mod scourition of definite aire, ampere Hamennaih (LIMITED) With English.French, Amrrican ond oA RE.Any riz desired, and emt to order, when « hy ted, TRE MURDER OF ARDUL AZIZ.on Inst Batnrday night, or rather Sunday morn- and carefully detrrmined ratue, in the interest of Med.Ca.1 F ton #t., New Yobh, A SILVER AND NICKEL .£2\" Room for a few worthy, without charge, fend for prices.Lellvered in Montreal, or other polos IHL of the ing, was dinposed ot to-day.The mnjority ngainst all ancommerciai and dofenecless small inves- H ASWELL Co Fu Canadian Twecdn.LU ou Lo 000 _- VéGs T2rod Rast.; Pa Dr \"ARS | it war Lin prasible that be elvrtors may tel | for This à of !ho gren'eetimporiasco nd tbe H.HAS & CO PA WORKS | TWO FIRST-CLASS CUTTERS {HORTIIAND er Le : CONSTANTINOPLE, June 27 The trial of th inclined to demand satisfaetory explanations na to l'alliance will remove from our local ** Wall WHOLESALE AGENTS, ; z TIC J) VEN SL-CLASS A Qi Tu HAND holesale Jamber bey om ~ \u2019 run Ne the rensons which induced their representatives \u2018 St t' this hereiofore (avorite football of the |.rest , - ! .! AE treed tenons : \" wrk Short.% .| \" ° -\u2014 persons charged with she murder of Abdul Aziz to vote down a proposition which had for it« ob- brokers, under wie kind manipulations this MONTREAI - pe 7+ + BHEFFIELD, ENGLAND.Messrs.MALO nid TRUDEAU.I Tre ray i ™ coon of rein Dm EE M8.\u2014A large lotof v ery dry Oak Flooring cbr Xe ote - cominenced to-day, with the publie examination ject the appoiniment of a Joint Commitier to tame Montreal Telegraph «wk bas fluctuated Somes CC Te ITA 8 ; BRANCH SHOW ROOMS: \u2014 .L Rimig ia Of Hix wooks.Tickets for tho umo SI.11e of Nouri Pasha.He admitted having ordered study the financial eondition of the Province, with twenty per eent in a week's tine.Any one who Dr DESR( )SI ER Ss) RUl for + N ED { : H.DALBY.WwW EA R TH E * Abdul Aziz to be put to death, by command of the objoet of reducing expenditure, and has beon even on ordinary ob-errer of ennsc CHILDREN.BEST LN L:8 459 St.Paul Street, Montreal.SATISFACTION GUARANTE aD).| ex Bran Éditortal Oca, or i i i 137280 \u2014 Lea - on de commission, com of Midhat, Ruchdi avoiding if posible increasod taxation.and effeet upon \u201cChange \" durivg the past de- Sold everywhere.; Doniton W md Chinn ! o 0% ts + a li == x i oc > i \u2018and Mahmoud Pashas.Midhat, - in a long M.baplemn undertook to make the asseriion on cade will bably cndotso the view that the - _ ATOLRSALT DETOR: | niton Ware a \u2019 * Boots ANA Witocs.bi Ze denied the existence of sich in.Baturday night that the condition of the affairs of rough handling this stock has received during LYMAN, SONN & CO, | Best Cutlass Cenots! (0 ~ Co A 7 < spose, maintained that Abdul rie ded thie Prorinee was pot sweh as to warrant the at leant seven Jonrs of that period cslis for And At.Joseph Drug Jiall, ! Mot Water and Claret Sugn ! OOTS ! BOOTS * Be IS L_.A.= = The ion demanded the ty of d h action propased by tho ex-Solicitor-General.every protection possible to extend to it, in ordor 147 202 380% RL.Joseph Street, Spoons and Ferks ! Parties going ta the seaside world Ao well tn call , = m prosecuti .penaity eat There will not improbably be wanting those who that it may be placed beyond the burtfal in- M = \".: and examine our Mack of hamd-mredr boots tod show, against the actual assamins, and fifteen years\u2019 pave formed à vastly different opinion on this im- fluence of these \u2018bull and\u2019 bear\u201d attacks and (ORNS \u2014M.E.RATELLE.( hi- \u2014 AND \u2014 : M Os WwW E BST E R te a Manas Bore and ri = = had labor for Midhat, Ruchdi and Mahmoud portant matter.Jt was a Inaghable scone that oreate for its smnll sharchelders a more certain croi A ORS, BUNIOND, ard I, General Plated Goods of Best Quality.%) ue 9 TLaâles Wrench RM Tteon, trom $3.50 fe 95,00.Bente! = C2 ins.The assassins confraned that the ass occurred in the House early on Sunday morning, snd sstured yourly value.Established 1RA1.3a and Laden Lan an ¥ \"aT x Da \u2014 mination was ordered by Nouri Pasha.The when Mr.Mathieu voted against his motion that Bemothing bas been said to the affect thst sen- 938 St.Catherine Street, Montrent.\u2014\u2014 CUSTOM TAILOR, Aietf - DOUGLAR, 4 otre Damo St.FOR SALE - \u2018The Daily Stan, Te 13% ao Proprietors, Nel.xmL.\u2014 : COMPARATIVE BYATEWENT OP TAX CinouLatiox or Tux Svar for the week ending June 25, and the corresponding period of 1880 :\u2014 June, 1880., June, 1881.Monday .21 17,114|Monday .20 15,873 -'Tuesday.23 16,861 Tuosday.21 16,899 Wed'sdsy.33 16,737|Wed'sday.29 15.922 Thursday .\u2026.24 16.658 Thursday\u2026.33 16,740 ressesecscogeun encens.NO.150, \u201c Friduy\u2026.\u202625 16.675/Fridèy 34 18,740 Saturday.26 16,682 3at'rday.26 1a Total.100.883, Total.05,865 Average daily ciroulation for week ending June sl i\u2014 15,077.ME.ANDREW RANKIN, of Windsor Hills, #s now making a Que arias Eastern Townshi in the interest of THE STAR.Mr.nkin is daly authorized to receive Subscriptions for the Paper, and to eoltect money due us.GRAHAM & CO., Publishers THE STAR.TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1881.Tue farce at Albany still continues.If such a thing happened in Canada how the American papers would tease, satirize und lecture.rt = EpmvxD BraLes, the famous Reform champion, died yesterday in London.He was much above his class, being a scholar and nan of the world.er THE Provincial election for North Waterloo _resulted yrsterday in the return of Mr.Snider - by a majority of 250.The member elect is a Liberal and thus the political representation of the County remains unchanged.\u2014_\u2014 SARAH BFRNHARDT has had the vengeance of ridicule on Germany.She turned the head of Baron Magnus, Imperial Ambassador at Copenhagen, suubbed him at a public dinuer, caused his recall and now the old gentleman has gone mad.TH Quebec Legislature is about to ad journ, having been marked by several cyrious episodes, the not least curious being \u2018the fuct that 9.Tarte was aHowed to sit out the session unchallenged.He was either disqualitied by the Supreme Court or he wa.not.If he was, the duty of both the Government and Opposition was plain and imperative.eee The Storm Abating.We are sure that none but the most rabid Toes of Mr.Gladstone's Government will fail to be pleased at the signs that his policy of con.tiliation and of justice is dt length triumphing over the perversity and violence of his oppo- Dents, and that a brighter day seems to be dawning upon disturbed Ireland.A man less tough of fibre would have been harassed into \u201chis grave by the annoyances and perpicxities that have fallen to Mr.Gladstone's lot during the last year.He has, however, though visibly shaken by the storm, never lost heart or varil- lated in his purpose.He saw that a radical change in the Irish land system was necessary, and he determined to carry it into effect.He \u201cproduced a ld bill containing many new provisions, and one, the general effect of which will be to give the peasantry à much stronger Bold upon the soil, an increased sense of ne- curity, and more to hope for in the future.-That bill was spwrned by those who ought wost gladly to have socepted it, and the veteran \u201c\u201ctatesman, weighed down with the cares and \u201cJabors incident, under the best of circumstances, \u201c$0 his pre-eminent position, was compelled to ____ encounter night a Common, in which wilful obstruction and turbulence ran riot.Meanwhile Ireland was all but in rebellion ; and the most dolefal predictions were indulged in both by fricnds and by foes.Still he held his course, making what headway he could against Parliamentary obstacles, and in the Government of Ireland weighing reasonable firmness with unbounded patience.And now we learn, with an infinite sense of relief, that this splendid trust in a policy of justice and humanity is having ita reward, that serious oppasition to the Land Bill in the House of Commons may be said to have ceased and that Ireland is becoming rapidly tranquillized.English institutions have survived another crisis thanks to a statesman whom nothing could seduce into believing that the truncheon and the bayonet were the true instruments of rule in Ireland or anywhere else.City News.\u2014Rome 860 immigrants, nearly all from Great Britain, passed through the city yesterday.\u2014The Vietoria Rifles are to be insapceted in camp about the sixth of next month by the Major-General commanding.\u2014A horse belonging to Mr.3.H.Prowse ran away yesterday on Notre Dame strect, and running against à lamp post smasbed the waggon.\u2014Tha * Helvetin,\u201d of the White Cross Line, from Antwerp.brought ont the remaindor of the machinery for the beet-root sugar factories at Berthier.Farnham and Coaticooke.\u2014Mr.T.Davidson, of the firm of Messrs.T.Davidson & to., was, on Thursday last, presented with a handsome silver ice pitcher and an address by the empinyees of the establishment as a mark of the esteem in which be is held by them.\u2014 Alexander Walker, n desorter from the Nor- weogian barque \u2018\u2019\u2019Thule,\u201d was brought before tho Police Magi«trate yesterday, but the latter raid be would have to discharge him.as he had no jerisdiction over a mailer sailing under a foreign fing.\u2014The police authorities give timely warning to residouts in the neighborhood of St.Catherine street, where the circun is to be, to keep their house securely fastened against thieves, otherwise they will fail victims to the crowd of light- fingered gontry which always follows a circus.\u2014To-morrow, St.Peter and St.Paul's Day, a review of the troops in the laprairia camp will be held, and, as it in probable that a number of our cititens would wish to witness it, special amer arrangements have been comploted, as ill be roen by tbe advertisement in another column of the Laprairie Navigation Company.The Lerne Medal.The * Lorne Medal,\u201d given by the Governor.General to tho student of the Montreal High School who passer the best examination in English language and literature, French, and British and Canadian history, has beon won this yoar by Chas.A.Daoust, of Lachine.The Firemen's Picniec.A meeting of the committee of the Firemen's Benevolent Association was held last evening for the purpose of making arrangements for holding their annual picnic and garaes, and it wos definitely decided to hold it on the sixth of August.A capital programme of games was repared, new featares in which will be a three mile walk.a live wheel barrow race.a Shetland Pony race and a Lacrosse match between the blew and ronge members of the Brigade.Persona wishing to contribute prizes arc requested to communicate with the Secrstary, Capt.Reckingham, of No.2 Station.Police News.Jacques Charron, for obfaining money under faire pretences, was seut to gaol Jetierday.at the Court of Special Sessions, for three montha.Henriette Patterton, wife of William Wilson, Chambly, was sent to gaol yosterday for insanity.Fhe was brought to the Central sintion, Wharc ber unwillingness to be put into the rolls made things lively for a time.It appears that sho has, wd LL * p enough for some time back, bus the rumors of thi\u2019 world coming to an end disturbed hor weak mind, sod Senos her prasent state.Failures.The namber of failures throughout the United States aud Cansds durihg the past week was 03, an increase of 27 over the record of the preceding week.The insolvenoies in the Dominion were eight, an increase of two over the previous week.Of these only two were of any great importance, that of Ryerson & Moses, Shippirg, larmouth, N.S., and James C.Pope, Brewer, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Cote St.Abtoine School.On Monday morning the parents and friends of the scholars of this school assembled in the Town Hall of the municipality to witness the olosin exercises of the year.A choice musical an dramatio programme was excellently rendered by the scholars under the guidance of their teachers, Miss Scroggie and Miss White.Mr.J.K.Ward and Mr.A.C.Hutchinson, trustess of the school, und Mr.W.A.Weir examined the scholars on the work of the year with very satisfactory resuits, for which teachers and scholars were congratulated.Mad Freaks of Two Drunken Men.Botweon 13 and 1 o'clock yesterday two young men very much under the influence of liquor caused considernble excitduhent on St.Charles Borremce and St.Urbain streets by rushing into bouses, breaking furniture and freightening the women and children, and in one case eruelly beating a young man.It is impossible to say how tar these ruiians may bave gone in their wild escapade had it not been brought to à sudden stop by a young fellow who, without consulting his own safety, rushed upon them, and after a desperate struggle succeeded in throwing them to the ground.where, with the assistance of one or two others, they were kopt until the arrival of the police, wuen they were with difficulty taken in a carriage to the Ontario Streot Police Station.Saburban.The Point St.Charles firemon were out for drill on the Champ de Mars yesterday morning.The Bt.Gabriel Village Council met last eveping.The most important question discussed was the placing of the meter.Bistge quantities of phospbates are arriving in the city every day by the Lachine Canal.Scarcely a grain barge passes through the canal but has a deck load oï this mineral.The Point St Charles braneh of the City and District Savings Bunk bas been removed to the handsome new rough stone building at the corner of Seigneurs and Grund Trunk streets.Tie littlo sums of $3, deposit for water, are being remitted to the Secretary of St.Gabriel slowly but surely.Seventy have already paid.The water ie now turned on to 500 houses.Joe Laing, tho Amateur Champion, will pro- bubly réw in the raco for the American Amateur Championship in the regatta of the National Ass wiation of Amateur Narsmen te be held on the Potomac River at Washington on the 8th and 9ih September.Laing is anxious to meet Holmes.Mrs.Meunier, St.Philippe street, St.Henri, became deranged on the Thursday previous to the 19th ies.through fright at the supposed approach of doom\u2019: day.Her husbaud had to be called from Chicago, where be was employed, and it is though?that the woman.who is now under a doctor\u2019s care, will bave to bo confined in an asylum.The account of a St.Jean Baptista Village policeman, as given hy u doctor of this city, does not reflect credit on the force.The doctor took a city carter at the Milc-end depot to drive to the city, but had not proceeded far when a constable stopped the horse and actually pnlled him out of the carriage.The Inw of the municipality allows city earters to drive parties to the depot, but they wast not take fares from the depot to the rity.It is well that the laws all over should be enforced, and it is ae well for a policeman to be gentieman- ly as otherwise.\u2019 SAYBROOK HALL.Meeting to Consider Mr.Ganlt's Offer te the Diocesan College\u2014ANn Appeal to be Made to Subscribers.At a mecting held at Saybrook Hall, last evening, to consider the conditions upon which Mr.A.F.Gauit would hand the Hall over to the Diocesan College, thers were present Revs.Canon Evans, Dr.Sullivan, J.P.DuMoulin, 8.Belcher, R.Lindsay, J.F.Renaud, J.4, Baylis, Mossrs.T.White, M.P., G.Macrae, QC., J.B.Shearer, Sugden Evans, E.W.Simpson, Thos.Craig, and Drs.Scott \u2018and Lovejoy.Rev.Dr.Sullivan, who pceupied tha chair, stated that the Bishop was unable to attend owing to a previous appointment.He had a letter from Canon Baldwin expressing his regret at not being able to attend, he having had to go to the eamp at St.Johns.The chairman said that Mr.Gault had purchased Saybrook Hall at a cost of nearly $33,000 and was willing to hand it over to the Diocesan College on condition that an endowment of $40.000 be provided, towards which he was willing to contribute $4,000; or on condition that ao annual income of $8,000 could be guaranteed for five years, he waa willing to contribute $1.000 a year.One of these conditions was to be complied with before the 20th of July.Dr.Sullivan, in speaking of the Importance of the establishing of the college, said that the Bishop considered a Theslogical College absolutely necessary to the proper administration of the diocese.He said the diocese of Huron had one, Toronto two, Ontario hud one.or had had one, Quebec had one at Lennoxville, Fredericton had cne, and Montreal should not be without such nn institution.Mr.Craig, the Treasurer of the Diocesan College, said that the present annual income was $2,500, of which $150 came from the country.Une hundred and fifty subscribers contributed this, the subscriptions being guaranteed for five years.two of which had already elapsed.It war moved by Mr.White, reconded by Dr.Reott, and carried, \u2018\u201c That the clergy of the different rongregations, with one or two laymen selected by them, be requested to ascertain from the presont subscribers of the Dincesan College fund if they are witling, in view of the proposal now made.to renew the guarantee offered by them for five years, aud to increase it: and that the result of this appeal be reported tn a subsequent meeting to be called by the chairman.\u201d Noon Telegrams \u2014\u2014__._ AMERICAN.THE SENATORIAL FIGHT.\u2014Nrw York, June 28.An Albany special to the Times says simultaneously with the arrival of Conk.hing and Platt last night, the streets and hotels was nlive with reports of a compromise.The Conkling men srem to have obtained information that Conkhing and Platt are ahout to withdraw from the contest.The Tribune Rays there will be great pressure front both sides to rnd the strug-le over the senatorship this week.° A SCANDAI \u2014PHILADELPHIA, June 24.\u2014 A blackmailer here wrote forty scandalous letters te Dr.Nicholson, rector, and eleven members of St.Mark's Church.The congregation ia highly aristocratic.The first letter received alleged criminal intimacy between two prominent wembers of the church, The supposed authorship of the letters has been fastened upon an insane person, formerly an attendant of the church.It is asserted woman's work is noticeable in several of the letters.TOBACCO.-GREENsRORO, N.C., June 28.\u2014The traffic mn this State in crooked manufactured tobacco is in a fair way of being totally broken up.Three-fourths of the itiatrant salesmen, who, in the past, flooded thesnmydoet |: with cheap productions, npon which no tax was paid, have been compelled to abandon business.Recent returns how an increase of 33 per cent.in tohacco, reported and stamped.DELIBERATE SUICIDE.\u2014Nzw Yonk, June 28.-Mrs.Moses Roscherg, an invalid, was found burned tod crisp in bed last night.It is suspected she deliberately set the bed on fire PRISONERS ESCAPED.\u2014 Hacxnfuer, N.I, June 28.\u2014Two prisoners escaped from jail here yesterday.Being hotly pursued one jumped into the river and was drowned.The other was recaptured.TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.\u2014TveraN, Arizona, June 28 \u2014 À powder house blew up last evening, breaking nearly every window in the town.Itis reported the County hospital was nrarly demolished.CANADIAN.STEAMER ASHORE.\u2014ST.Jouss, Nftd, June 28.\u2014The large iron steamer ** Amaryllis,\u201d bound from Causda to Liverpool, is reported atmnded in Longley Island, nine miles from St.Pierro.Her cargo of grain will probably le Kar ed.RS.* Qaltia \"* has arrived at Quidnstown.dithoug insane, now bean harsiless and peaceable | | kidneys, Bat these that have used Kidney- Wort, agree that it is by far the best medicine kuowu.Its action is prompt, thorough and lasting.Don\u2019t take pills, and other mercurials that poison the system, but by using Kiduey- Wort restore the natural action of ail orgaus.\u2014New Covenant.160-3 Special Notices.CHATEAU BELAIR\u2014IsLAND oF ORLEANS, Queszc.\u2014The attention of the travelling pab- lic and others is called toan advertisement in suother column, of the new hotel known as \u201cChateau Belair,\u201d lately erected at Island of Orleans, Quebec.It is provided with all modern comforts, and the table supplied with all the delicacies of the season.Ample accommodation for one hundred guests.The view from the house is one of the grandest in the country, baving an uninterrupted view of the city of Quebec, its harbor and shipping and the Montmorency Falls, and Laurentides Mountains.The ferry steamer between Quebec and the Island runs every two hours (time of trip 20 minutes), from 5 a.m.Prices moderate.Apply by letter to Thomas Lizotte, manager, on the premises.Neuralgia, with its terrible pain and suffering in the mouth, teeth and face, often involving the eye and ear with its sharp, darting, piercing and troublesome affliction, can be promptly allayed, and the sensitive and sorely affected parts relieved by bathing freely with Pond\u2019s Extract and taking ten drops internally every two hours.In cases of severe Toothache by holding some of the Extract in the mouth many have been instantaneously cured.150 1 Ladies who desire to have their rooms furnished in a manner that will indicate good taste and refinement, will find everything they can desite for the purpose at the Mammoth Warerooms of the Oshawa Cabinet Co, 447 and 449 Notre Dame St.Here can be obtained goods, equal in style and finish to the very best American piade, and more reliably put together, prices low, Oshawa Cabinet Co., 447 and 448 Dame Street.You ean black your boots in a half a minute with the NUBIAN 116tf F.8.Cleaver's ¢¢ White Rose\u2019\u2019 for the hand kerchief an exquisite perfume sold by all drug gists 50 cents.per bottle.2.No intelligent man from the Atlantic to the Pacific, whether \u2018young, middle-aged or old, can consider his library complete without \u201cThe Science of Life ; or, Self-Preservation.\u201d See advertisement.149 6 John Hayes, Credit P.O., says:\u2014\u2018 His shoulder was so lame for nine months that he could not raise his hand to his head, but by the use of Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil the pain and lameness disappeared, and although three months has elapsed, he has net had an attack of it since.10 A Good Investment.We call the attention of our readers to fhe advertisement of the Vermont & Colorado Mining Company in another column.The property of this company is located in the famous Ten Mile Mining District, and adjoining the celebrated Robinson Consolidated mines, the richest in Colorado, which gives ample assurance of the value of the property.A limited amount of the stock of Vermont & Colorado is now offered for sale by Gofl, Hastings & Co., financial agents, at the low figure of 50 cents for $l0 shares, full paid and non-assessable.It offers a splendid opportunity for the investment of a small amount of capital with an almost absolute certainty of a large and rapid increage in value.In view of Mr.Edward H.Goff\u2019s success in managing other mining properties, notably the Boston Gold and Silver, stock of which has more than doubled in the past six months, we have no hesitation in recommending the stock of the Vermont & Colorado as a safe and profitable investment.\u2014 Boston Daily Advertiser.* \"lm On Friday last an immense crowd thronged the Boston One- Price Chttin Store.On en- uiry we ascertained the crowd was attracted by e arrival ofaf fresh lot of Boys and Youths\u2019 Suits, they ing received a new assortment of Boys and Youths\u2019 clothing of American pattern, and they are certainly worthy of ingpec.tion.187tf \u201c As plays the sun upon the glasy atreams.\u201d \u2014Shakespeare.\u2014 Brightness, brilliancy, beanty are the chief characteristics of the Nubian blacking.Its peculiar merits are that it needs no brushes and no polishing ; that it makes the leather soft, supple and durable ; that it renders it water and weather proof ; that it is warranted free from acid or other injurious ingredients : that it does not soil the clothing and needs applying but once a week ; that, consequently, in time, in labor, in brushes, in the saving of leather, in appearance and in the preservation of health it is the best and cheapest application for bonts and shoes, harness, &c., ever known ; in bottles at 25 cents, and sold everywhere.92 Nubian Improves the Leather.It contains no acid.122 Non Advan Tobey, REAL FRENCH COFFEE, -HE BEST IN THE WORLD } ROLD ONLY RY THF LI-QUOR TEA COM PANY, MONTREAL BRANCH: 177 St.Lawrence St.150 1x VIN - SANTE! VIN-SANTE obtained the only prize medal International Fool Show, 1880.VIN-SANTE (only prize medal).\u2014Stimnlating, without intoxicating, non-alcoholic.\u2014 - \u2014_e \u201c VIN-SANTE (only prige madal).\u2014 Those subject to the strain of buxinces life will find this perfect in operation.VIN-SSANTE (only prize medal) will steady the neryes and give impetus to your fa-ul- ties.Non-alcohollc.VIN-SANTE (only prize medal).\u2014*\"1s axceedingly teagan\u2019 and invigorating,\" ways Mr.pnjamin Riower, M.R.C.KNon- alcoholic.VIN-SANTE (only prize m~dal).- ** Very agreeable and refreshing; a most suitable beverage for certain invalids.\"\u2014Vide Dr.J.; W.Howie, M.D.\u2014_\u2014 VIN-SBANTE (only prize medal)\u2014H.C Bartlett, Esq.Ph.P., F.C.&,anyx:\"\" A ples- tant, refreshmg, and gently simulating beverage.\u201d MANUFACTURED ONLY BY Vin-Sante a on-Alcoholie Bevernge Ce.(Limited), LIVERPOOL ENG.150° FoR SALE CHEAP \u2014 TICKETS TO Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, gares Boston and New York.Apply Abraham< & Co., 127 St Francois Xavier street, 130 2 JURNISHED ROOMS\u2014AT CLUB CHAM.bern, irorcheater street 150 8 OST\u2014ON THE 25TH INST., ON UNION avenue, batwcen Sherbrooke and St, Catherine ata.at shout Half-past 5 o'clock Sam a aroceag pass bcox.WHI finder please Jeave {t at 107 Unfon nvenue.1; YOUNG MAN WHO HAS A GOOD EDU.mifonin French and Foglish, desires to have a situation as Agent, Assistant Clerk, or Storman : con fnrmish good city references.Address \u2018\u201c D.1591,\" Stan Office.130 1 A PVENTISER BEING WELL ACQUAINT- + ed in Enclaud, ts Avairona af representing som\u201d fire*-clars Canadian homes nr manufact on som\" mission or otherwise : firat-class cfsy refercnecs wiven- Addr-er \u201cBR.TBA1* STAR Office, 150 2 VY ANTED-A WOMAN TO WASH RY TH day.Apply to 60 St.Hypolite, above Bhertrnke, 2 s DBTROIT and CHICAGO Every TUESDAY at 8 p.m, and one for | \u201c CLEVELAND .Every WEDNESDAY at TWO pan.beth Steamers calling Brockville, King.AP A mem DOMINION DAY?| Peminion Ray-\u2014-Chonp Pants CL aa , AT BEAUVAIS.Dominion Dey-\u2014Chesp Vests ; -.} AT BEAUVAIS.Deminien:Day\u2014Cheap Cents \u2018 AT BEAUVAIS\u2019.Dominion Pay\u2014Cheap Sunita - AT BEAUVAIS.Deminion Pay\u2014Cheap Sears : AT BEAUVAIS.Deminien Day\u2014Cheap Shirts AT BEAUVAIS.Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Undevclothing AT BEAUVAIS\".Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Linen Suits u AT BEAUVAIS, Deminion Day\u2014Cheap Serge Suits AT BEAUVAIS\u2019.Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Serxe Suits AT BEAUNARS'.Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Boys\u2019 Snits AT BEAUVAIS'.Dominien Day\u2014Cheap Boys\u2019 Cents AT BEAUVAIS\u2019.Dominien Day\u2014Cheap Boyn\u2019 Pants AT BEAUVAIS.Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Boys\u2019 Clothing AT BEAUVAIS\u2019, Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Summer Clething AT BYAUVAAS.Dominien Day\u2014Cheap Ready-made Clothing AT BEAUVAIN\".Dominion Day\u2014Cheap Cuffs and Cellars AT BEAUVAIS\u2019.FOR GENTS' & BOYS* CLOTHING- : READY-MADE OR MADE TO ORDER, GO T0 L A.BEAUVAIS, 186 & 188 St.Joseph &t, FIREWOOD AND COAL, \u2018Wanted by the Council! of the City of % Montreal one hundred and eighty-two se (152) cords of hard maple firewood, of at des least three foet in length, French measure, from point 10 scarp, clean, free from limbe or dead wood; alo three hundred and sixty-five (365) tons (gross) of furnace coal, two hundred and clghty-ono (281) rons (gross) of the best cag-sized hard coal, and ten (10) tons of roft coal, the whole free from dust, and to be delivered at the several depots of the Corporation, on or before the first day of September next.Bealed Tenders, endorre] * Tender for Wood or Coal,\u201d stating the price per cord or ton (gross), at which the \u2018wood or conl will bo detliver-d, will be received at the office of the undersigned, until NOON on FRIDAY, the EIGHT of JULY next.The Corporation will assume the piling of the wood.The cosl to be weighed on such scales and at such places as the Committee may require, and samples of coal to be sent in with tender.CHS.GLACKMEYER, : City Clerk.150 3 Montreal, June 27th, 1881.Bank of British Nort America.Incorporated Ly Royal Charter.The Court of Directors hereby give notice thas a half- yearly Dividend at tho rate of FIVE PER CENT.per annum on the Capital of the Bank, will be payable an the FIFTH Day of JULY.1881, to the proprietors of Shares 1eristered 1a the Coloules.The Dividend will be payable at the rate of Exchrnre current on the FIFTil day of JULY, 1881, to be fixed by the Managers.| , 3 No Transfer can be made between the 21st inst., and the 5th prox., aa the Books must be closed during that period.By order of the Court, A.G.WALLIS, \u2019 Becrotary.Lombard Bb, Lorton, xc} Jane 1881 - 150 6 WE WILL DESPATCH A STEANER FOR Thess Steamers have very superior accommodation passengers.- Ge E.JAQUES & CO., Agents, 108 Common street.Or , 255 St.James street, cr.MoGiIL for 1126 as 2 ers, THE OLD LABORINOUS AND TEDINUS PROCESS OF HAND-MILKING SUPERSEDED.New Improved Self-Acting Cow-Milker, Prices: Mrtallic $1, Nickel Plated &1.30, Silver, $2.50, NO FARMER SHOULD BE WITiINUT THEM.MANUFACTURRD AND BOLD AT THE CANADA TRUSS FACTORY, 690 CRAIG STREET.Agente wanted.Send for circular.Lee WE OFFER FOR SALE : DE KUYPER'S GIN, Hogshenda, Qr.-Canks) Octaves.Rod Cases.Green Cases.Anglo-Swins Condensed Milk.3 Maple Sugar, small cakes, With ustal assortiment of GROCÉRIES, TEAS, &c.L.CHAPUT, FILS & CIE, 147 309, 211.313 Commissioners street.ORMAN'S ELECTRO CURATIVE BELTS AND BANDS, Immediately relieve and permanently cure Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Neuralria, and all discasrs of the nerves, and revitalize the blood.Circular and Consultation free.A.NORMAN, Queen street east, Toronto.13z rod MERCHANTS SENDING their families to the conntry for the Summer, can retain their respectability.and increase thelr credit, by boarding at the NEW YORK HOUSE Transient 1900 to 150c per day.Table Board $1.3 KI month, or.3505 per week.Palace street, Montreal, Q.149% LERGYMEN AND OTHERS VISITING the city, will ind good rooms with first-class board at 37 Cathedral street.148 % 7TANTED\u2014FOR À COUPLE OF MONTH a good horse for his board, light work and care.Apply to 0.Brunrau, V.8., 687 Cimig.149 3 WANT ED.BY A RESPECTABLE other work, by the day.woman, washing, scrubbing, house cleaning or Apply 89 Bt.Charles flan romee.147 4 WWANTED \u2014 GOOD ROOM, WITH BATH, Ac.P.O.Rox, 947, 147 3 WW.NTED\u2014BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN washing snd scrubbing by the day.Apply 83% Alexnnder street, 140 4 % TANTED\u2014AN OFFICE, WITH VAULT and two rooms.Address \u201c Office,\u201d STAR Office, stating rent, de.148 8 WA NTED\u2014$1,300 OR yme.Jd.A.Charland, $6,000, FI RST MORT.Hox 394, P.O.149.8 VV ANTED\u2014GC IOD BARBER P.MAURICE, Richellen Hotel.150 3 % TANTED\u2014A YOUNG LAD TO ASSIST IN thr office, and to make himseif generally necfnl.State and references.Apply by letter to ** 1).1508,\" STAR offre.1501 V 7 ANTED\u2014MACHINIST, CARTER, SHIPping C!rk, and Boys for stamping presses, at T, Davidson & Co's., 56 St.Peter street, or Work, 8 Cunegonde.1 3 VV ANTED-SMART GIRL AS GENERAL Servant, small family.Apply after 6 p.m, 80 st Hypolite street.; 1504 WANTED \u2014 A GIRL FOR GENERAL housrwork, tn family of two.To a good girl cond wages will be Jiven.Apply 265 Sherbrooke street, 150 1 T V TANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE GIRL : must live with her rarenta.Apply 350 Notre Dame street, Tamreraner Dining Fall.160 1 V ANTED\u2014GENFRAIL SE NT; MUST undarstand washing, ironing a king, for fam- fly nftwo; refer nceès required.Apply 387 St.Hubert strent.150 7 ANTED \u2014 FIRST-CLASS COOK, MALE or fomale, at Club Chambers, Bib porche eur 5 Aérortsanits Toly, \"| VW.NTED\u2014AT 107 UNION AVENUE.A Gooëû Plain Cook whe cab wash and Lron.150 ts New Advertisement To-Dayw Terman aud Cloned Mining Co.Organized Under Laws of Colorado, Head Offtée, Denver, Colorade.CAPITAL STOCK - $2,000,000.206,000 Shares of §10 Each.Full Paid and Forever Non-assessable, DIRECTORS : EDWARD H.GOFF (of Goff, Hastings & Cu.), Boston.Hon.H.A.W.Tabor (Lt.Gov.of Colorado), Denver, Col.Hon.ALEX.MCDONALD (Pres.Wabash Mining Co.) New York.CHAS.E.FOLSOM (Chas.E.Folsom & Co.) Boston.J.B.RHODES, Banker and Broker, Boston.SILAS GURNEY (Silas Gurney & Co., Tremont House), Boston.Col.A.J.WARE (Supt.B.& B.Smelting Cv.), Rreck QALE OF DRY GOODS.On Thursday, the 30th June, 5 Cases Assorted American > a \u20ac Goods 2 Cuses Assorted Prints.Des > Ai 1 Case Twist Slik and 6 Balas Grey Cottons.LIKE WIER, A full! assortment of Liven Goods.A consignment of Straw Hats.Seven Cases Goods belonging to a Bankrupt Estate.AXD ridge, Col.B.F.STICKLBY (Pres.Mount Royal Mining Co.), Lead- ville, Col.Col.H.M.FRENCH, Breckenridge, Col.EDWARD H.GOFF, Ion.H.A.W.TABOR, President Vice-President.HE.IRVINE, THOS.GOW ANLOCK, Sec.and Treas.Supt.of Mine.GOFF, HASTINGS & CO., Financial Agents \u2018The property owned and controlled by this Company comprises 160 acres of rich mineral lands, from which large amounts of free gold has been taken in the old style of washing with rockers besides four lode claims which have been considerably developed during the past Year, and show good indications of rich sliver veins.The location of this property Is unsurpassed, being near the celebrated * Robinson Consoildated,\u201d -* White Quail,\u201d ** Aftermath » and \u201c Wheel of Fortune \u201d mines, in the Ten-Mile Consolidated Mining District, and as proepect property is as valuable as any in Colorado.Dev@iopment work is to be actively and vigorously pushed, under the experienced management of Thos.Gowanlock, one of the most intelligent and experienced mining superintendents in Colorado.A limited amount of Treasury Stock for promoting above works and purchasing machinery will be sold for afew days at 50 cents per share.Remember, full-paid $10 shares at 50 cents, which are likely to be worth from $3 to $5 per share within six months.Send all orders to GOFF, HASTINGS & C0.BANKERS & BROKERS, 292 Washington street, Boston.135* 3 CAUTION ! EACH PLUG OF THE Myrtle Navy ! IS MARKED T.& B.In Bronze Letters.NONE OTHER GENUINE.PECULIAR QUALITIES \u2014 OF THE \u2014 Decker Bros.Pianos ! 1\u2014Extraorätnary Volume of Tone 2\u2014Evenness throughout the Scale, 3\u2014Excellent Singing qualities.4-Richness and Brilliangy.; ©\u2014The power of standing in tune longer than any other DeZOUCHE & C0, SOLE AGENTS.148+ NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.The Bargue \u201cROSA,\u201d Captain OXHOLM, frou Antwerp, is entered at Customs Consignees will please pass their Entries without delay.MUNDERLOH & CO.AGENTR.June 25th.TYR3 CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARB FRUIT JARS and JELLY CANS, ALL SIZES.Lamps & Lamp Goods, AT MODERATE PRICES.ADAM.DARLING, Retail Department, 201 St.James Street, CORNER ST.PETER STREET.l45tre Montreal Loan & Mortgage Co.omte: 131 St.James Street.MONEY LOANED On Real Estate, Bands & Dobentures.MORTGAGES PURCHASED.6.W.GRAIG.Sec.-Trean.FAIRBANKS & CO0.'S STANDARD SALES | Purchase only the'Genuine.THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST.WAREHOUSE: 377 St.Paul Street, MONTREAL.140 27° 113tee GROVE COTTAGE.\u2014The subscriber is fecupying Grove Co the country residence of Mr.Dorwin, and will take » limited number of city boarders during the warm reason.This cottage in pleasantly sttnated on the banks of the Lac Oureau River, adjoining the Village of Rawdon.P.Q., ten minutes\u2019 walk from three churches, post and telegraph offices, and thé same distance from e ondebrited Darwin's a, being thirteen miles from the St.Lin Railroad station, which ta the shortest and best way to uet to Rawdon, A lawn in front of the Cottage, noted for picnic fen.Terms, $4 a wrok.For further particnlars apply to J.H.DORWIN, 456 St.Lawrence atrret.JAMES MELROSE.Mbntreai, Gth Jun-, 1281.152 A GOOD CUP cy To make a enp of superior HH > alae By Benning & Barsalon.The Suberi thelr wie bers will sell at stores, Nos.86 and 88 A complete assortment of Spring and Summer Dry Goods con-lsting of, in part.Grey Cottons, Ehtrtin Fa Ylanucle Beaute Twilis, Casbant, Fariers Suita, Win lsnds, Fancy eds, Clothe, rown otands, Windsor, Scarfs, Ladies\u2019 and Genis\u2019 Hosiery, ALSO, 1 Case Black Satins of Su rior Qual Laaorten.J Cases Job Linen Towels bord Ho 3 Cases Assorted Tabie Oticloth, 3 Cases Furmers' Satins 2 Cases Arsarted Dyess 4 Cases Hrown Ducks.2 Cases Cotton Tick, im ni Tmoonent = THE MASTODO COMING! LOOK FORIT! SEE IT \u2014 pr mn.The Best and Greatest, The Most Relinble, and the Mont Attractive Show on Earth WILL EXHIBIT AT MONTREAL, St.Catherine Street (Near Shamrock Lacrosse Grounds,) Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 28th, th and 30th Afterneen and Evening.Shelby, Pullman & FHamilton\u2019s GRAND UNITED MASTODON SHOW ! Comprising \u2014The Egyptian Caravan and Oriental Menagerie! NN NAN NN .West, ¥ 128 22 Cashier.SALE BY AUCTION AT FOLLE ESCHERE.La Societe de Construction Mutuelle des Artisans.NOTICE is hereby given that the properties under the following official numbers, VIE.part of Nos.1131, 1132 St.Mary's Ward, Nox.20-1342, 10-138, part of No.21 south-cast pait No.203 Village 8t.Jean Haptiste, south part Nos.2631 und 2832 Village St.Gabriel, south-west part No.218 West Ward, south-east part No.2053 Town of St.Ile , Nos.26, 27 and of No.28 St.Antoine Ward, and the rights of the aay in Nos.329.148, 320, 149 and No.188 Cote St, Louis, No.299 Village St.Jean Baptiste, will be sold at Folle Enchere of the purchasers in default, at the Offices of the Society, No.7 Place d\u2019Armes, FRIDAY, 15th JULY next, 188], at TEN o'clogk a.m.Will also be sold the arrcais due on shares of the Society by the Shareholders.By order of the Board of Liquidators.C.H.A.GUIHOND, Secre 3 149 tary-Treasurer.New Advertisements To-Day.CAN ADA Wire Co.Four Pointed Barb Steel Wire FENCING.The Best and Farm Send for Samples and Ch H.R.IVES, Manager, QUEEN STREET, MONTREAL.HUTCHINSON'S SMOKE CONSUMER HUTCHINSON'S SMOKE CONSUMERS Are now manntacturé in Montreal and applied by the Fadacribers in a few hours and GUARANTERD.Prnicra\u2014$75 to $150 per Purnace, special agreements for Batteries.REFERENCES : The Montreal Hernid.N.Aubin, Government Gas In d I.Lesage, Superintendent Water Works.The EVEXING STAR.tinjllanme Boivin & Co.O.Bonillard, Inspector of Buildings, And others, whose certificates can be seen In our aren- lars, W.S.HUTCHINSON & CO, CANADIAN OFFICE: 63 St.Francois Xavier Street, 15 2aw DO YOUR SEWING CHADWICK\u2019S SEWING COTTON ASK FOR IT! ASK FOR CHADWICK'S SPOOL COTTON.TRY IT! \u201c6eod W.MILLICHAMP SHOW CASB MANUFACTURERS LN SILVER AND.WOOD.* ~*~ 29 to 33 Adelatdenlitreet Fast, Tordmto.Bend for MHustrated Catalogue.88e OF COFFEE! Ceffee.inatantaneousiy, nse Lyman\u2019s Concentrated Extract of Coffee! PREPARED BY À NEW AND RCIENTTFIC PROCESS FROM CHOICE SELECTED CORYER, ROASTED AND GROUND EXPRESSLY FOR THIS PURPOSE.« Full directions for use with each bottle, For sale by Grocers and Druggists in }-pint, }-pint and pint bottles.Trial size, five cents a hottle.ELECTRO PLATED WARE - 102*eod SPOONS AND FORKS, &c., THE LARGEST VARIE OF GOODS IN THE CITY.French Marble Mantel Clocks, very handsome, with Gong and Cathedral Ntrike.Polished Brass Ware in Sconces, Candelabra, Candlesticks, Mirrors, &c.VERY SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.RETAIL AT LOW PRICES, JOHN WATSON.Jr.53 St.Sulpice Street, Montreal.SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF - BURNELL | EN; place in the Laprairie Comp.J.BROSSEAU, Becretary.Deminion Day Rxcarsivas, &e, AANA DOMINION DAY! EXCURSION AND PIC-NIC TO ST.ROSE! UNDER THE AUSPICES OR THE Young Men of the East End Methodist Chareh, the regular train of the Q, M., O.& O.Railway which leaves Hochelaga at 8:30 am.sharp, and Mile End ten minutes later, leaves Ste.Boso at 6.30 pm GAMES AND RACES.freshm induding Tes and au at prions.oA tie 50c ; Children, 25.LE at all the Booksellers and Stationers.130 1881-DOMENION - DAY\u2014-1881, ST.PATRICK'S SOCIETY'S 1501 GRAND LACROSSE MATCH, Between the \u201c DOMINIONS\u201d of Toronto, and the \u201cINDEPENDENTS,\u201d of Montreal, for the Intermediate Championship.Tickets, 25c.Children, 10c.For particulars see programmes.5.CROSS, 1503 Rec.-Sec.OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO'Y, Wr DOMINION DAY EXCURSION Grand Celebration at OTTAWA! Return tickets to Ottawa from all points issued 29th and 30th June, good to return 0 4th July.Also Retum tickets betvrern all points on the line issued 30th June and lst July, good to return 4th July at ONE FARE! EXCURSION TO CARILLON ! Delightful day trip.By the favorite steamer * PRINCE OF WALES home by the Rapids.Fare for round tri $1.90 from Montreal.Take 7 a.m.train for Lachine connect with steamer, EXTRA EXCURSION By steamer \u2018' PRINCESS; \"* an afternoon trip: through LAKE ST.LOUIS and return home by the RAPIDS.Take siesace 24 Kt.Gabriel Locks at 1.30 p.m.or 3.30 pm train to Lachinc.Fare for round trip from Montreal sc.Shoot the RAPIDS in the Afternoon! Take à p m: train for Lachine to connect with steamer.Tiekets at Grand Trunk Depot or Company's office, 13 Bonaventure street, R.W.SHEPHERD, President.N.B.\u2014Limited number of Tickets for all these Fxcur- sons 149 4° Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa & Occidental Railway.Grand Regatta at Ottawa ! A Special Train will leave Hochelagn for Ottawa, at a m., on Jet JULY, returning same day et 7.30 p.m.connecting with Train for Quebec.Fare\u2014Single First-claua Fare for the Double Jonrney ! Tickets good to go on 20th JUNE and 1st JULY, and return until the 4th JULY inctusive, Le À.SENFCAL, Ge: - i - DOMINION DAY! FIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS 1 oA pT New Advertisomnts To-day, FRONT ROOMS! FURNISHED, FOR GENTLEMEN, BLEURY STREET.145 41 NOTICE.The Corporation of the Town nf Lachin~ wi! grant rx- emption of tases for a number of years, nnd a bonus, to ony manus ioer of enc pany disposed to take advant- ag cof the abov: piavil ge Lan! tray be purchased at vey rerseneh eo prices, abd the position offers ever, facility for artpzdty hy ratl and steamer.Further particulars on application to W.ROBERTS, foc.-Treas., Lachine | 14319 .consignment of Superior Revolvers (ative: mounted) An Immense Museum of 20,000 Curiosities ! Bale at TWO o'clock.A VAST SEA AQUARIUM ! ~- oe BENNING & BARSALOU, A School of Mechanical Marvels.Moving Automata and Inventions, .uctioneers.! oe By Shaw k Gowdey, \u201cAH Exhibited under 120,000 feet Waterproof Canvas! TERLING SILVER, NEARLY WHEN THE MASTODON COMES YOU WILL SEH ! ox.e rt th h a ter Ch Were Pull compl forts Sr spon.Srjendié Moro aoû better Riders, more moe 80d beker Gyms.Pomturert nn ne Seer Leapers, moro and bets r.For sale.Can Ta em EY.tractions of every kind, than were ever exhibited before in one Show.14822 - _ 245 8.James street.One Ticket Admits to all.Admission, 50e.Children under % 23 Cents.SPECI AL SALE\u2014Fishing Rods RESERVED UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS AT A SLIGHT ADVANCE.2, and large assortment Fishing Tackle at our rooms, Doors open at 1 and 7 o'clock P.M.Performances commence at 2 and 8 o'clock P.M, Wednesday Afternoon Next.29th Inst.1 Ne Do Not Fail to See the Grand Street Pageant, 48 SHAW & GOWDEY.Aucti re.148 By Thomas J.Potter.| IMPORTANT SALE NOON MEETING FOR PRAYER, Protestant Board of School .Y MC A COMMISSIONERS.Machinery & Patterns.12.15 to 1 o'clock.9) Trizes will be distributed tn tha Pre- MESSRS.JODOIN & 00'S en FE feront In die Sentor School, sonner .py = e Stove F d Lo i WEDNESDAY, June 20th\u2014Mr.Thomas H.Hodgueon\u2014 Dorchester 524 University ghosts, on ve Foundry, Longueuil, Q.Tim Pet Pont Te Toni Common; 2th pate; da the seevral ° - Riches,\u201d Luke xil, 15\u201421.29th inet; and in tho High t ver 820,000 in Value.THURSDAY, June 30th\u2014RBev.Mr.Mallory\u2014Subject\u2014 Montreal and the H School far Girls No Reserve, as they are Retiring from Business.\u201c God Dwelltne in Man\u201d Is Ivi, 15; John xiv.35; Bebool, Metcaite 2 CHURSDAY, inst, ia the Higk 2 wl 50 aifcren LP 8 In Cooking R .Cook- 1st John ti, 24.inion Day\u2014General Holklay.The exercises commence in each case at 10 149 Double Sveti or coon from $ 0.5 $100, BATURDA \u201d 1y 2nd\u2014Mr metre Williams, from the M.SAT Som Lb! £150, £200.6773) S300, S75, $400.4500, SA oad Volunteer Camp, St.Johns.Mr.Willams will also » MONTREAL BRIGADE .Salo cach.atterns of all kinds of Hollow Ware and preside at the Young Mon's Meeting in the Evening, Garrisen Artüll Ta Seneral 6 5.E erns and Machinery, all modern.at 8 o'clock.It is hoped a large representation oxy.- lishing ee er Ween Lathes, Ppa \u2014L2ui8 men wil be present \u201cTe detschment dettes te » Drills, Drilling Lathe, Rod Machine, Hackemithe\" Fools.re tt pry the Arm Sainte où DOM NS Shans, Pullies.Peiting, Tinsmiths\u2019 Teale; dé BYENING, 29th inst.at § clock, Ww ar Patton one Slelg s Single Double Harness, Uniform \u2014Undress.| Sale om TUESDAY, 5th JULY, J.° 22 The detachment will parada on DOMINION D, M ] AY, at 43 THON, 1 rorren.Auctioneer.ary.Camp at Laprairie.Dee FU Dress.: \u2019 .au '.À = < WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst, (St.Peter,) weather 1501 FRED NM.COLE, Ligut.N OTICE\u2014There will be Sold by Evins ur: oor\u201d wi leere'st we tor Montreal Engineers am v e w ui : om Auction on the 2 YE inst, M 2 p.m., at the LAFRAIRIE Mod a _\u2014ngin , ce à \u2018ompagn t Credit Fonete .15 a.m.\u201c ; 8 St.Lambert Hi certain properties of the aid Con 1100 pm Een Annual - The n.fs now preparing fe their + pañy permanen ame 6.00 bom.7.00 p.m.ATaory, OM City on MONDAS Pigeon ut re : : 65 talion will cross to Laprairie in the 9.00 .Y \u20ac.N.FAUTEUX, am.bout toassiet at a Grand Roview: which will tars BY ORDER.144 8 GROSBOIS Haet ISLAND, ido this week .\u2014 \u201cMoun \" will ren as ful- WEDNESDAY, 26th\u20142.80 p.m.; ; PDA PPS 2258 1800 3 SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 2nd and 3rd July\u2014230 pa\u2019 OVIDE DUFRESNT, M Lig SAFE SOCIAL - FREE ADMISSION, to Enterta Fotertatmpent in Lecturs dal of St.Bartholomew\u2019s, Beaver Hall Tuceday Evening, June 285th, STRAWBERRIES AKD ICE CREAM, MUSIC, my me MONTREAL SUMMER MEETING.\" 7th and 9th JULY, 1881; FASHION COURS BLUE BONNETS, \u201c 9°, 150 4 STEWARDS: ECan Wen.ELVIRA Phamonily Part AD arting y XP FETE 3 old Qvide Perrault, Faq.Heeler Mackenzie tt Hugh Paton, Reg.1 Ge \"FIRST DAY.THURSDAY, 7th JULY.STAKES.le oh _ allowed, Wagan Bite.joué 10 J 8.15 p.m.\u2014QUEEN'S PLATE.50 i of Fe ao the Queen.For re , + and trained in the Province of Quebec, Sat have never won public a ore oe 10, 0 a go with the plate to the first .2 miles.4.20 p.m.\u2014 A SWEEPSTAKES of #20 half with $200 added by the Stewards.per oan of encepatakes te second horse.Weight forage.1 m on e at La 4.45 po HURDLE RACE of 2 miles, over 8 = urdles, 3 ft.6 in., for a purse of $200, of wi $150 to first horse and 850 to second, weiter weighta.Entrance $10.SECOND DAY.SATURDAY, 9th JULY.LE 2.30 TB REP STAKES of 820, half Foret, bras o ty .3 .:$ .BAY, ROUX\u2014AL Christ Church Cathedral.0 Just in, another large lst Wall Protestors, the ged 22, was found in one of the carriages with the ladies\u2019 Land aod of the Montreal his Go «February, 1871, he selocted 21% 8! î â $'8 ; an [Lodi d he ir Blise Tielen, nowest designs, from 100 to 63¢ each.a wounded head?He reported that his fellow.branch of tbe league, are briefly as follows: A M.Dufsure as Minister'of Justice, which office Club.wa 39 ad pe Bu HQ BN ter of the i Roux, of Grande Lyne, ! travellers were a countryman and an old gentle.deputation will meet the sister of the at he Tetained till the overthrow ofthe Gorern- mo ee =.050 $ 8 $ 5 50° wid the tho Hadtson'u Bay Company are entitled to one-trentieth cf 0 Lona 0S.A TOWELS! man.Shortly after passing Croyden he St.Johns.Another deputation will greet her at ment in May, 1873.He again become Minister : Marley.B 3 00 8 3 9 2 EE about cm Taültions of acres, and they are prepared 10 offer for sale land ta the Towns BURKE MADDIGAN\u2014In this city.on June 27: heard a shot and wns stunned.Several bullets the depot and escort her to tho St.Lawrence of Justice under M.Buffet's administration i% $ 3 $ $ 2 9 | already surveyed by the Gqyernment of Canada.: t.Ann's Churob, by Rex.Vubiey, Mr.Wiebe Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s for Towels of all kinds.were found imbedded in the carriage.In Hall On Monday evening she will be formally.| March, 1875.His subsequent carcer as Prime mo 00 0 00 Pamphiets and full information in regard 10 thess Lands will bs given by the undersigned at tho Offic of the ; rie to de Nellie Caidiran.No cards.z 8.CARSLEY'S Becombe Tunnel was found with his throat cat, reveived in the Albert Hall.Minister and Seuator are matters within the re- ° 5B 2 oo 2 8 3 A 2 Company tn Montreal snd Winnipeg 4, - uebec, Kingston and New York papers please ah buy Bleach Unblesohed the corpse of F.J.Gold, a retired business man = .mesting of the Parks and Ferries Com collections of our readers.+13 9 49 = 2 4 : C.J.BRY] YGES, .the place to eached ol nblese ; a dis ?mittee, yesterday afternoon, tenders were receiv ; \u2014 =r DEATHS.bof Towels.You can buy Bieached or Unbloachod Tho had been in Le Le ee place Only for the construction of & pavilion at St.Helen\u2019 i HEAVY SEIZURE.5350 00 2338 06 LAND COMMIBSIOKER.on the 28th of laces.IRRBLL \u2014 In thi.city woe, BELL: Squirrell, in the 68th year of his a fuperal will taxe placo from bis late residence, 58 Go fie street, on ursday, anh i t, at 2 o'clock p.m Friends und ac- quainiances are respectfully invited to attend.J 8\u2014 ity.at 149 Chatham strect, on HAR a th dose Robertson, beloved wife of Ay Harris, will taxe place from her busbend's residence, No.149 Chatham street, Wednesday.20th lastant.at 230 p.in., thence to Mount Royal Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectively invited to attend.Edinburah, Scotland, papers please copy.149 2 _Yesterday, 25th inst., James Leo, MoSH ANE only son of James MeShave, ir \u2014On the %th inst., Ellen Flood.a native BELLY a ireland, and beloved wife of Francis Reilly.TPCHING8\u2014On Saturday, the 25th inst .at RyTCH] stroot, Stanley illiam Montgomerie.infant eon of M.W.Hutchings, -aged 6 months aérER-On J h, Addie F infan R\u2014On_ June 25th, Addie Frances, infant CARTE of E.F.Carter, aged toven mouths and 23 davs.MPSON\u2014In this city, on the 36th inst., Mary THO Prone.widow of the late Wm.B.Thompson, aged 63 years.COYLE\u2014On 26th _inst., Frank BSarsfleld, youngest sop of Charles Foyle, aged 2 vears and 5 months.Rochester, Michigan, papers please copy.FINCLAIR\u2014At Melbourne, Que., 18th June, Maz- nus Sinclair, 63 yra.,, a native of the Shetland Isles, Beotland.' The Weather.1 p.m~\u2014~Thermomoter at Hoan & Harrisen\u2019s during the last 24 hours :\u2014 Sam pm.Max.Min Moan Tac ils rs 779 Huo bre Sargmeter\u20146p.m.\u201429.44 Sam.\u201429,60 1 pus.\u201421.55 10 s.m.\u2014Probabilities next 24 hours :- Foutheriy to westerly winds, fair hot weather, with looal thunder showers, New advertisements this PM, ENGIN EN A I Sd ISI ISIE ANNE ONAL \u2014 Liberal reward will be given-40 any one furnishing information of ilie whereaboat of R.L.Morrell, who regiftered at he Ditawa Hoicl, on 10th March, with J.H.Hopfield, M1.yom Mew York, and who afterwards lived at 100 Mans- B32 street snd Maw York House jæevious tn 25th May st Address Capt.L.Howard-Dassel, No.1376 St.Pathe rine street.1501 \u201cJOHN MURPHY & CO, IMPORTERS OF New & Fashionable Dry Goods, HAVE JUST OPENED OUT, Kew Shaded Satin Ribbons, In four widths, at 15e We 25c and 300 per yard.How Shaded Satin and Chenille Hat Srarfs.4 besutiful lot of Ladies Silk Plush Belts, in all the new hades.New Belts ior Ladies of all kinds Satin hand-painted Belts.Satin Belts, Plain Black and \u201c Berf Color, Leather Belts, The New Web Belts in Black and White.A beantiful Jot of Ladies\u2019 Satchels in Plush, Satin and Kld\u2014plain and hand-paluted, One case of Seuside Baskets, 1ôc each, Doe case of Ladies\u2019 Linen Collars and Cuffs, all sizes, in all the lates.styles.Fice Per Cent.Discount for Cash on al Purchases over One Dollar.* JOHN MURPHY & CO, WAREHOUSE, ose ne 2 x, paiterne-of PAPESTRY-CAR-\u2014 y .pra TCE FRIES Large line at 50324 Sec.80c.Brussels Carpets from '70c up.With sn unusually fine Ee oe Te, at lower prices than they have been for years.line OS Lapénent of HARES' CRLEBRATED FLOOR just opened, at Jow prices.: e of CHEAP ENGLISR OILCLOTH, Just FING AMEE CAR OILCLOTES, 60e.Large lot of HAMMOOKS, just in, price $1.75 and 94.50, complete with ropes.CHINA MATTING, fine quality, new patterns, just opened, and marked low.ve per cent.disobunt for cash.JAMES BAYLIS & SON, 450 and 461 Notre Dame sircet_ SBtecd SUMMER HATS! Deab Soft and Drab Pullover Hats, Straw ' Hata, tn gréat variety, LINCOLN, BENKET & O0., AND CHRISTIE'S \u2019 FLEXYBLE SILK HATS, And made to order by Couformatsur, on short notice, ° \u2014 AT \u2014 A.BRAHADTPS, Corner Notre Dame & St.Lambert.NUNS VEILING! FINE NUN'S VEILING Left.The handsement and Coolest Dress , material tn the City.i St James Street, Opposite Ottawa Hotel.\u201cSEASIDE SLIPPERS | » Steel Embroidered Slippers ! A FULL LINE OF E.C.BURT'S Celebrated New York Boots | \u2014 AT THE \u2014 \u201cLADIEN' PARLOR SHOE STORE,\" 361 Notre Dame Street.QEASIDE REQUISITES ! Blackberry Carminattve for Diarrheeg, Cholera Mor bus and Dysentery.Price Z5c.Culoxtruge or poramann Friend, for preventing the attacks of Monquitnes, Hiack Files, &c.Price 25e.For Beetles, Bugs, Cockroaches, &c., use Breakeli\u2019s In- 15011 + oct Exterminator.Price 36c.For sale by \u201cJ.COVERNTON & CO, ng inte.CORNER OF B Y AND STREETS.1445 DOMINION DAY \u2014 Best Hats Tog Excdreionists and Tourists.Palm Leaf, Mac kinkw and English Straw Hats, Riack, Brown and Drab Pullovers.Pith Helmet Hats, worth #5 each, are sell + ing fast at 83.R.W.COWAN & CO.THE BATTERS AXD FURRIRRS.Corner Notre Dame and St.Peter Streets.ENTAL PEARLINE! A FRAGRANT TooTH WASH! buperior to Cleanses Teeth.Purifies the Breath, Beautifiea the Gums.25¢ per bottle.Sol at Sole manuasactarer, HENRY R.GRAY, Chemint, 4 144 M.Main stream.a TEN DERS FOR STORE AND .Dwellihig, 81.Joseph street, received Saturday, 2nd Fer Plans, &c., apply to the Architects, WM.H.EGDcox a SON, 436 Notre Dame street 150 3 Nr V ANTED \u2014 A competent Engineer; must be steady and well recommended.Apply to JOHN BIRD, Mechanical Superintendent, fran 08.50 \u201d > ARRENS PATENT [CE CUTTER cuir ice withont splintering.Agents tod in avery city in the.Dominjon.Manufactured wn RW REX & CQ, TGR Craig street.160 3 WANTED ONY FIRST-CLASS COOK; and, also, one thorough Cnambermatd ; wages no SUL nba) ITI rofsrsacos, sad wûdrose Box Math 150$ Towels from 40 and up.OXFORD SHIRTING! Parties would do well to buy their Oxford Shirting AT 8.CARSLEY\u2019S.At 8.Carsley's you can buy useful Oxford Shirting, only Oc per yard.Fair quality Oxford Bhirting, only 12§¢ per yard, ; Very good Oxford Shirting, only 13jc per yard.Yory fine Oxford Shirting, from 14cto 350 per ard.CARPETS! Go to 5.Carsley\u2019s for good Tapestry Carpets.You can buy a beautiful Tapestry Carpet, 50¢ per yard.You can buy a very good Tapestry Carpet, 550 per yard.You can buy & splendid Tapestry Carpet for 670 per yord.BRUSSELS CARPET! Just received, a good assortment Brussels Carpet: at G7e per yard, COCOA MATTING! At 8.Carsiey's you will ind a good assortment (Cocoa Matting, in sil widths, from 31c¢ to 76¢ per yard.CAMPING BLANKETS! Go to B.Caraley's where you will find a large assortment of Camping Blankets, just the thing for parties camping out.Campiug Blankets, in all sizes, from $3.50 to $7.50 per pair.\u2014 8.CARSLEY, \u2014 MONTREAL, 150 JACK TAR! Boye\u2019 Sailor Suits made exactly the samo as is worn in the Royal Navy.Proper Regulation Jack Tar Suits, all made of first-clasg Navy Blae Ferge, the very best make to stand bard wear, and made by Tailors, not by Dressmakers, THIS WEEK.TRIS WBEK.THIS WEEK.Attend SB.Carsley\u2019s sale of Dress Goods this wetk GREAT BARGAINS, GREAT BARGAINS, GREAT BARGAINS.Great bargains at S.Carstey\u2019s this week of Summer Casbmers, Grenadines, Bunting, Drap do Lyon, French Debeiges.AT 8.CABSLEY\u2019SAT B.CARBLRY\u2019SAY 8.CARSLEY'8.d\u2019Ete, Tamise Cloth, &ec., sta very low Bgure.Go to 8.Carsley\u2019s this week if you want to buy cheap Dresses.GREAT BARGAINS.GREAT BARGAINS.GREAT BAKGAINS.Great bargains are offered at S.Carsiey's this weck, in Empress Cloth, Nun's Veilings, Persian Cord, Black Cashmere, &c.AT 8.CARSLEY A.AT 8.CARSLEYS, AT 8.CARSLEY'S.° &, Carsley's is the proper place to buy cheap Dress Goods.&.Carsley's is the proper place to send your orders for cheap Dress .8.Carsley's in the proper place to go for bar gains in Dress Goods.S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL 160 MISSING My Store is an utter impossibility.Selling this week at prices that defy competition.The finest line of Watches ever imported.WATCHES-Gold, WATCHES- Silver.WATCHES- Nickel.WATCHES-Rolled Plate.ARMAND BEATDRY, 269 NOTRE DAME ST.149 2 THE GREAT TEMPERANCE DRINK ! MESSINA LEMONADE! ASK YOUR GROCRR FOR MESSIN A LEMON POWDER ! tt mm Full directions an anch maak 3804 a pocket book containing cards was found un his person.Lefroy, after his wound, was dressed, started for London.He will be accused of murdering Gold.BISMARCK AND THE STUDENTS.BERLIN, June 28.-Bismmrck is suffering so much that he will not be able to leave Berlin for a week.Replying to a congratulatory telegram from Breslau students he wrote: ¢ Your salutations strengthen the hope that the National sense of German youth will in the future confer on the fatherland internal peace which the generation which expires with me has not found.\u201d PARNELL'S VISIT.\u2014Loxpox, June 28.\u2014 Mr.Parnell has not fixed the date of visiting the United States.The object of his visit is understood to be to discourage the exertions of the skirmishers.ARABS EXCITED.\u2014Tuxis, June 28.\u2014The Arabs near Sfax are excited.numbers assembled in the neighborhood.© attack on the town is now feared.THE NEW CABLE.\u2014Loxpox, June 28.\u2014 The steamer *¢ Faraday \u201d has sailed for Newfoundland to complete the laying of the rew cable.AMERICAN.GOVERNMENT BONDS.\u2014 WaAsHINGTON, June 28.\u2014A spevial cœnsus agent reports that all Government bonds are owned by less than 100,000 people.New England owns 11 per cent.of the registered bonds, the Middle States 43 per cent, the Southern States 2 per cent, the Western States nearly 84 per cent.Banks, insurance companies and other corporations own 85} per cent.It is not probable the distribution of coupon bonds will differ greatly from registered 10 or 15 per cent THE SENATORIAL FIGHT.\u2014 ALBANY, June 28.\u2014 First ballot for a successor to Conk- ling resulted; Conkling, 31; Wheeler, 42; Lapham, 17; Crowley, 2; Cornell, 3; Roach, 1; Folger, 1; Rogers, 1; Potter, 49.Joint ballot for a successor to Platt: Depew, 50 ; Kernan, 49 ; Platt, 27; Lapham, 3; Crowley, 6; Cornell, 1; Tremain, 1; Hoskens, 1; Wheeler.1.FIRE AND FARTHQUAKE.\u2014SAN FRrRAN- Cisco, June 28.\u2014China advices state that in the district of Tugnazares, Island of Cogayau, in the Philippines, 36 houses were burnt and two lives lost.A violent earthquake at Albays on May 4.AN ADVANCE IN LUMBER.\u2014CHICAGO, June 28.\u2014The.lumber dealers yesterday advanced prices all along the line 50 cents to one dollar a thousand.CANADIAN.ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN.\u2014BARBIE, Ont., June 23.\u2014This morning, about 11 o clock, ss an excursion train of six or seven coaches from Orangerille, bound for Couchiching Park, was rounding the curve near Simpson's hrewery the second coach jumped the main line and ran on a switch, three or four cars off and tearing up the track a or two of the bay.One man off Tor ght into the weber, bat pt ¥ COMMERCIAL TRAVEL | eur | here, was thrown out by Judge Bourgeois, today, in the suit of the tion versus Major, traveller for Stirling, McCall & Co., of Montreal.FROM OTTAWA, {SPECIAL DIMPATCE TO TES STAR OBIT.\u2014OtTAWA, June 28.\u2014The Depert- ment of Marine has received information of the death of Capt.Graburn, at Anticosti.FISHERY INSPECMON.\u2014Mr.Whitcher, Commissioner of Fisheries, leaves to-day for an official tour in the Maritime Provinces.THE FORESTERS.\u2014S8everal officers and representatives of the High Court of Foresters of Ontario arrived here last night.The High Court annual meeting is being held today.The Order is in a very prosperous condition.It is intended that Canadian Foresters at this meeting Will make arrangements to manage their own endowments without aid from the United States.THE REGATTA.\u2014Hanlan is on his way to act as referce ot the great boat race on Dominion Day.A moonlight excursion and grand concert will be given in honor of the oarsmen.Telegrams trom several American cities sn- pounce large excursion parties.FROM QUEBEC.MILITARY CAMP.\u2014Qrenre, June 28.\u2014 The various militia regiments of No.7 district went into camp at Levis yesterday.PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.\u2014 Owin to the late fire in St.Sauveur, the Mayor an Councillors held a meeting to discuss the question of their water supply, when it was agreed to construct 15 cisterns in the municipality at a cost of $560 cach.RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.\u2014 The gross receipts of Mrs.Vincent Browne\u2019s concert were 8221, and the expenses $49.38, leaving a balance of $171.62, which was handed over to the fire relief committee.PERSONAL.\u2014Mr.Austin, of the London Times, and Dr.Mctiregor, who are to accompany the Governor-General on his North- Weat- ern tour, are in town.Capt.Percival, of the Life Guards, and the new A.D.C.to the Gov- ernor-(renersl, has arrived.HON.MR.CHAPLEAU was so indispnsed yesterday, at his hotel, that he was unable to attend either the Committees or the sittings of the House.Citv News.\u2014It is expected that judgment in the cawse erlebre of Bray ve Devins will be rendered on the 30th instant.\u2014The Isiand Park, as à public summer resort» ix growing in favor.À larger number of persons erossed ovér on Sandsy than ever before.\u2014At the distribution of prizes in St.Mary's College yesterday, it was a noticeable fact that the majority of the awards were to students of the opter-olasses.~ \u201cForpph 8.Atnour, alios Lamonresnx, an old péniteatfary bird, was arrested to-day by detective Arennd, for stealing » horse and cab off the stand, while its rwner was sway.\u2014Mr.Charles Vallee, son of the late President of the Banque Nationale of Quebec, has been appointed Manager of the Montreal branch in the place of Mr.Joan Baptiste Sancer, resigned.\u2014The preliminary investigation in the case of Mr.Dubois, of Hochelagn, nconsed of having sn illicit still on his premiser was contin to-day.He pleads not guilty.His lawyer is Mr.Prefon- taine.?\u2014The Jnâgesr of the Superior Conrt have ordered that the Conrt of Ænquetr shall sit from the and to the Oth of July, both days inclusively.The other, divisions will not sit for proof and hearing until September next.\u2014Diplomas will \"be awarded\u2019 to the succesafal competitors of the Quebec Academy of Music, this evening, at 8 o'clock, in Alhert Hall.An interesting musical programme will be rendered, Dr.Maclagan, President of the Association, will preside.\u2018Tha public are admitted free.\u2014The Government have red to pay trans- ort of the city corps- tn St.Johns on Pominion Pay to take part in the Review and Sham Fight.This being the only oppor) pity for a field day for the city corps, it is boy at evory member of the different battalions ui will he peasant, Island.The tenders were for two different plans, the first being more elaborate than the other.It was resolved to aceept the lower tender for the first plan, that of À Chartrand for $498.50, work to begin at once.It was also resolved afier discussion on the question of tho security of tho * Filgate\u201d that Capt.Filgato be requested to furnish the Commirtee with a certificate of the Government Steamboat Luspeotor as to his boat's safety.Proposed Kenumons to Tnisounenve.The Presidents of the different sections of St.Jean Baptiste Society held a meeting at the residence of Mr.Bourassa, President of the Central Section, last évening, to consider what action should be takee with reference to the erection of » monument to Maisonneuve.It was unanimously decided that they should take the thing in band and wake it a success.The Ctreus.A reporter spent half an hour at the Circus on St.Catherine street West, this afternoon.and mote fup in the shape of gymnastics, trumbling and contortion tricks, performances by educated borees, &o.,&¢., it would difficult to have got into that space of time outside of an arena not combining all the merits that Shelby, Pulimso and i Hamilton's circus dees.The gymnastic feats of the Carlo Midgets, 3 boy and a girl, aged respoc- tively © and 7, is alone worth the entrance fee.A matineo takes place st 10 to-morrow morning, especially for ladies and children.The Pointe Claire Boating Club.The members of the Pointe Claire Boating Club met Iast evening ond decided to hold their annual regatta-on Saturday the 8th of August next.It is certain from the success of the regattas Inst season that not only the friends of the club, but\u2019 alro the general public will have à good day's sport on the occasion.Pointe Claire offers perhaps the best facilities for boating in the vicinity of Montreal, and in consequence the club membership is fast inoreasing.now numbering double that of last year.The club has built a fine club-house on the water sido and it is the intention to give » dance there every second Saturday eveni during the season.>] The Delline in Ontario Bank Steck.Speculation in this stock is said to be due to rumors as to how debts are to be dealt with by the directors, the annual report having stated that such debts were to receive immediate attention.The leading rumor was that the new General Manager, Mr.Holland, would recommend a reduction of capital to bring about à more satisfactory state of affairs, but it is stated that everything is as yet in stats quo.A distinction must be drawn by thc public between mere lation and the business -tanding of the bank, which is certainly no wo,se, but doabtiess better than it has been for some months.Mr.C.Holland leaves for Toronto to enter upon his mew duties this week Disebedient Bniliffs.Three bailiffs of the Superior Court have been struck from the list of bailiffs for disobeying the orders of the Court.The names of the * erring ones ™ are Tessier and Narcisse Dumouchel, removed by Mr.Justice Mackay, and Baftién, suspended by Mr.Justice Torrence, There are petitions campiaininig of the acte of othay bailiffs now befose the Qeurt; and it is syid that heiliffs whose bonds are of old standing wil) be required torenew their, se in remov- i J, Mr.Jubtice ; commenced this afternoon af the Police Court.Mr.James Baxter, the plaintiff, being croes-ex- amined.Mr.Baxter stated that he credited Mr.W.B.Sills with the statements in the Herald because Mr.Sills had said as much to him.Howas sure that the portrait of himself in the Police News was published at the instigation of Bills.He had seen the younger Bills distributing the papers.As tos true bill having been fonud against him in the Chicago courts for defranding the United States Government, he would my that the case was made out against him when he was absent in England, and he had received no notice of the verdiot at the time.Case in progress.Judgments Against the City.Judgments were delivered by Judge Torrance this morning in two cases against the city of Montreal et al.In the first, that of Diotte against the city, the plaintiff had sued the Corporation for damages sustained by him from being thrown out of his carriage on Maisonneuve street on account of ob- st.uctions being allowed to be placed on the side of the roadway by contractors withoat a light on a dark evening.Judgment was given for plaintiff for $3650.His Honor declaring that the Corporation could in their turn collect the amount from the contractors.The Judge alto remarked the city would avoid much trouble in future if they insisted that the regulations regarding obstructions placed on the street by builders be strictly carried out.The other case was that of Walker ra.the city et al, claiming damages for false arrest.The plaintiff was in the Spring of 1880 arrested by a constable namod Prefontaine on the charge of oxposing his person, but the charge was not proved, apd he took action for damages.Judgment for $50 against both the city and Prefon- taine.The Strike om the Wharf.a Everything on the wharvesfias been ne quiet as possible to-day, and the strike continues without any change.The officers of the Ship Laborers Society bad a conference in the Harbor Board room this afternoon, with the chairman of the Harbor Commissioners, Sir Francis Hineks, Mr.Kerry and other merchants, with the view of ex- plsining the sitnation connected with the strike, and if raible to lead to an adjustment of the anbappy differences now existing.Mr.Carroll, the President, and Messrs.Leonard and Piche stated the case of the men in a very forcible manner, dwelling upon the drawbacks which they have to encounter in their uncert£in employment.The whole subject was thoroughly discussed, but no definite understanding vas arrived at.It ia hoped, however, that with moderation and some concessions on the part of both the, \u2019longahoremen and - the shipowners, romething may be done throngh Mr.Robertson.Sir Francis Hineks and Mr.Kerry to bring the strike to an end.It isthe inte .of every ome to aid in nach a good work.A Blaenese in Diffeuitios.John A; Cameron, formerly of Corowall, Ont.owned m large property known as * Fairfield \u201d in that place.which ho valued at sowe $60,000.In 1878 be exchanged this property with James Caffray, of Truro, N.8., for some gold mining areas and some property in Truro, Caffray also agresing to pay off & mortgage of $14,000 on Cameron's cxtate.At the last moment, however, and aftér the agreement had been signed, Caffray fiudiug he was making a losing bargain, failed to carry out bis agmement.Cameron waited for him for = long time, hoping that a suitable arrangement wonld be come to in the matter until as he al- loges through: Cafiray\u2019s neglect the Cornwall estate has been comparatively ruined by want of care and having the mortgage foreclosed upon it.Eome time ago Caffruy, while in the city, was capiaged by Mr.Lighthall, notary, who had done tho business between the two parties and who lacked pay from Caffray for his rervices.The case'went against Caffray, but he appealed.The appesl same np for hearing a few days ago and Cafftay-oame to this city in regard to the case.Camecon hearing of it took out a capias against bint) through his counsel Mosars.Macmaster, Hutolfinson & Knapp, but the Bluenosc was not to be asught napping and kept himself ciear of the bailiffs.Comeron aise took out a seizure before arrest for $31,000, his estimate of the loss he had sostained at Caffray\u2019s hands, and property owned by the defendant in the holding of various partise in this city to the value of some $8,000 or $7,060 has been seized.Caffray, however, cannot be found, and as far as known, he has left the city.OUR SCHOOLS.The Preparatory High School.The closing exercises in connection with this school, and the distribution of prizes to the sue- cessful pupils in the usual Summer examinations, took place this morning in the Burnside Hall, corner of University and Dorchester streets.The Rev.Canon Norman, D.C.L., presided, aod numbers of the friends and rolatives of the pupils were present.The Head Master, r.Arthy, read his anaual report and prise list, showing that Master Ross was dur of the school, thas seouring the medal The prizes were delivered by the Chairman, and in the intervals between the distribution to the different forms, a capital programme consisting of recitations, dialogues and songs was creditably gone through.The National Anthem, sung with right good will, on the little lads being reminded, by the Chairman, that to-day was the anniversary of Her Majesty's coronation, brought the procvedings to à close.After the pupils had filed out, their seats were taken by the pupils of .THE SENIOR SCHOOL Mr.Haight, M.A.the principal, read his annual report and prige list.As in the case of the exercises of the prepsratory school, a programme of songe and recitations was performed most creditably during the intervals.Tbe scene from Macbeth, in which Ledy Macbeth urges her hos- band to the marder of Duncan.and in which the churadlers were taken by Misses Allan, Cornell and Ivinson, was presented in a most resiistio manner.The smging of Horace's Ode [futeger Vitae, and of \u201cO Hush Thee,\u201d by Sullivan, were features of the programms, and showed that the young lady pupils: \u2018of the school possess both trained and sweet voices.A very sensible and comprehensive valediètory address was read by Miss Gertrude | Jenner-Fust, in which farewell was bid to their «inox Nutrix and its amociations by the b À ofthe graduating class, avd the determination ex- of always in the future keeping its wel- in mind, sod to ve according te the learn- hey had soquired while there.4.30 : Gry Bugs, (de- 0.2 Canada White Ne $1824 No.2 Canadas B%¢ to bc; a Er ta 12 La va 5: 5 Ro.2 Bed wheat was quoted in New York at 1.29 to 1.20% June, 1.28% to 3 Jbly: 1.2515 to 3 August; 1.- 0 1.23 Rept.w t in declined to $1134 Iai: 1.13% 3 8 ber.Recet; 119, bushels ; shipmenta, 123.Corn wae down to 458iee June ; 45lur July : 459,0 August, and 4c September Receipts, bashel the finetuationsin New York abocke acdougall Bros.smock brokers, 65 573% na 2 Le » su Los res FRISTLELS ra ot ptnds Auman ob 00 HE STERERES dors LEE TEE 240 os EFLds ds.MONTREAL STOOK REPORT.Reported specially for Tin Sran Le J.Forget & Co.stot troker Semiuary Building, No.325, Notre Lame street, June 28, 1881.Clase previ-) day.\u2018Today's ous Close.17e tle #0 4 : BL 3 16321380 (1614 2 109g] 101 102% 3 323 1121 (1214 i iden wali 4 Leb) 143% 137 4 pe 131191313 25.Dom.Qo.| 96 98 22.|R.2 O.Nav.Co} #133] 62 6 p.c.[City Pass.RH.| 129 [130 5pe.\\Lity Gas Co.} 1381411 38% By.loan & Mort.Co .\u2018Moant.Bldg Ase! .0.| 3p al 55 3p A.5 pc.Canada 3 0 pc.p.an |Dundas Cotton.229 3 p.c.grity.{Mon.Cot.Co.) 167 |169 6 p.c.Can.3h; 105 (119 Bpecial Notices.NUBIAN BLACKING is waterproof.115 Jordan, & Thibaudeau Co., 289 St.Lawrence street, for the holidays, selling off the balance of their dress goods.Lace and embroideries at à great reduction.150-tf Boots and Shoes will wear much longer by using Nubian Blacking.122 $1,000,000 (one million dollars) worth of Nubian was sold in London, England, last year.124 tf.The brightest black subject\u2014NUBIAN® 1151 The Metropolitan Police in London us Nubien as the best and most economical blacking.124 tf.À brilliant triompÉ.Thousands cured of chest direase and catarrb in the head by Dr.M.Sou- viells*s Epirometer.Physicians snd sufferers can try it free.Dr.M.Bouvielle, ex-Aide-Su .French Army, 13 Phillips square, Montreal.hours: 9t012,2t0 4.7 to & New Advertisements this P.Ma QUE CHEAP SALE is now ran- > Ë ge, sn almost aa te SR Beers: reference.Ad C., Bran office.JFORSALE-\u2014PAINT SIGN OF 17 FEET LONG 22 (ches vide, in one péèce.Aôdress = 1,731 R SALE-GRAINS FOR SALE ON' AND after June 30, at reduced prices.The Montreal Brewing Ob.GL 180 2 LE à FIRST LAS Cold Water te Apply\u201c B.1741,\" Bran oo a 10 JR OOMES-VACANCIES FOR A FEW BOAR- / dera One front reom on d floor, with or without board, four rain» walk from Post Office, 521 Lagna chotiere strect, opposite Cotte street 1 3 JR OOME\u2014RINGLE AND DOUBLE.BATH, Hot and Cold Water, Gar, £¢., nicely farnidhed.moderate.20 Beaver HailTvrrace.130 ; § .Pork ned THE STREET.firmer st $16.38 July and Lard at 811 534 July, FR O0M\u2014103 CATHEDRAL * 168 Sierre oa 18.40.asked 3 > tr yuoted at 5 ; .as! ane.® URNISHED ROOMS \u2014 DOUBLE OR m'a Eoghsh aavices to-day re :\u2014 Fiostimg lsazsæt locality, convenient for business rwoes, wheat and com quiet, but A Cargpes on as nee street 7 passage, not much picid Liverpool wheat, spot, Arm, 22° 3 - 150 3 corn nnsettiod, W.J.Fairairny cablegram from Liverpool to-day reports :\u2014Yheat and comm quiet and unchanged.RECEIPER T0-Nar\u2014 Wheat, 87,045 busbeis ; comm, 114, : : oat, 12,000; four, 4141 bbl; 3 , 73% phys ; cheese, 4,755 boxes : lard, ts; leather, 122 rolls ; tobacco, 15 cases | spirits, casks.A Company is being fdftmed to work a silver and lead mine in Gloucsater County, N.B.A special London cahle says (\u2014*\u201cThe f'mes says changes in the Canada railway market are so c\u2018onsiderable aa to attrait attention on the stock exchange.They can hardly fai) to produce further changer\u201d Atthe meettag of the Toronto Ottawa Railway Company to-day, jt was stated that the linc Is all staked out from Peterboro to within à mile of Perth, and men are engaged in purchasing the balance of right of way.The balance in the Canadian Post-Office Savinga Banks to the credit of depositors, on tir 31st of May, was &5, 823,222 Then was de 709, and $20¢ Pan: ited during the month #37:1- rawn.In Government Savin.aon the 31st of April Inat, thé balance to the credit has transptrra bere of 500 bbis of raw at $8c per wine gallon, jobhinz lots sciling at 69e ta Se.There de also an improved feating In steam reft Réal mil, à lot of 200 ddie having changed hands at 46c In jobbing lots steam refined seal has realised 57%c Imperial, Montreal Hay Marked.The y bas been larger and prices have auffared à decline, e averago selling of good timothy was from $10 to #1] per 100 bundies of 15 ibe.rach, but a fow loads brought as much as $11.50.© unlf- ties of loose hay were parted with at $7 to 9.50.Loose straw was higher at $4 to 45.56 per 100 bundles of 12 iba.Pressed bay in easter, deapite the oti bo of a new export trade with London, and we quote $11.50 to $13.50 per ton.Whelenale Provision Market.There i» no apparent change fn the situstion which continues £0 bo one of considerable nncersainty.Buyers and rs arc apart in both butter and Thecse.are bat steady with different prices named.Sales at 15c,15%c and 10¢.Lard and smoke | exhibit no Important alteration.Buttsr\u2014 New \u2014 Wholesale prices \u2014 Creamery, ney freek, I, 2lc to 71e: Townships per lb, l7cto 1%: per lb, lbc to 1 \u2018Western Jéc.Cheese -Fimo 14c;! Ham ty per Wb, lic b, lhe.a, can per | > to i4'2c; Bacon, per I, lle 12c.The disposition of the Government Harbor > on our oe Toren ne Barley, lice forcos hns béen judicionsiy arranged : the Quem and Rye unchanged.Peas firmer.(ints inac ower part of the wharf from Jacques Caxtier pier tive.W aol ull sna hater Fogiish and Amer ; T.- .: to Hochelags has been entrusted to Chief Murphy a alan: Ro a ala.Spring.Xo.1.$1.27 : No.and thirty men, and the remainder to Capt.Tru- Zane.No.3, $1.20.Raney.3 oJ.The.No.Zoe She del, Chief af the Quebec force.Chief George : No.extra, dôes Pome.Ko 1, je; Mo 2, 35c.Ont, No.1, \u201cAc: No 2, ive Co Murphy, who han bon on almost iS Rear jevenor Bo dul Rxtra Soba.Fancy: continnous duty day and night sinco the $3.40: Sirona Bakr ns Zrmug (fan.25.25 : commencement of the strike, and whose excollent Sapething 25.00; mine.2400.Bran.10.Never services are well recognized hy our morchants, is = .eee dE 0e La ES 7 quite unwell from the extra duty devolving npon him, bat he refuses to take a much nçeded rest.M.Demare.Jules Armand Stanislas .Dufanre, whose death is announced from Paris, was born at Baujon, Charente-Infrrieure, on December 4, 1798.Educated for the bar, after practising successfully at Bordeaux, he entered political 3 treet), dc be.Rye.= Spm, 0:.15 t6 1.24 ; Fall, 81.15 to ].25.Out- 94.30 10 $4.50.Corameal, $3.Wool, 330.Pork, : Finance and Comnmerce, on cull toened nt 4 to 5 per cent.and on time ni cont.Sterling was uachanged st 108% to fe 60-4ag bills between banks, and 1087, to 109 e counter.Drafts on New York were drawn about stock market was easier this morning and Ontarie was sain the * wenk spot.\u201d Sales of this security at the life in 1834, ' and under the Guizot Ministry, Sariz:ost lore fontcd wp R730 shares xd Xt 20m berame a Comngillor of State, and afterwards ve y à decline to we pastdas ania hat of 10 per Minister of Public Works.On the rejection | °p4 of the law of dotation, he quittéd the Cabinet and wes one of the Libera Opposition.After received him most graciously, snd said that, sithough M.Dufauré was not among the num- | Bank of Montres at noon was down ly per cent from oiose; Merchants, %; Commerce, 1, and as were steady.; were this morning» stock sales: Bunk the revolution of February, 1848, he was elected of Montreal, 191%; 50 do, 1 14: 10 do, 19); BO do, for the Charente-Infrrieure, and became Min- 101%: an eT Lf Mr tna on ee ister of the Interior, June 2, 1849.When the 21 100 Bic hefien, 61%; 30 Dominion Telegraph, ox President resolved to usurp the whole power 450 80: 1000; T:X 160 do, 7831 25 ao Tai 0 ¢ & of the State, M.Dufaure was one of the re | 7; do, 8s: 80 do.74: 75 de ASE 22 do, ih 7 presentatives who escaped seizure and imprison- 78.ea CRE ho I 126 in, Tag, .ment.He opposed coup d'etat and in Afwrnose 2e otre ar I Merchants\u2019, conjunction with many of the peed 130 de po SAC A Sn a Figg Hau statesmen of France, strongly protested womin, 112: do, 111: 25 Commerce, 14315; 85 do, 14:R it.When elected to the Academy the Emperor 35 38 B00 oy Te 00 à Eo Le 7: 58 mh : M 12) do, 131; 35 6a, waaler dn\u2018 tha\u2019 dab 31: JDOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, FURNISHed.1163 St Catherine street.150 6 UNTRY BOARD WANTED\u2014WITHIN 30 miles of city, near river and railway station, for small family ; house preferred.Address wih par farm ticulars, \"* D.1720,\u201d Sraz office.LOST LFROM \u201c WEREDALE,\u201d A BMALL Sootch Terrier, had on collar marked Cors Park, 154 W.Brookline strevt Boston.Return to John Lith: or.corner Atwater avenue and Dorchester street, and rewarded.1508 JLOSTHA LADY'S CRUTCH.THE FINDER will confer s favor by leaving {tat Stas omer 1 FOUNDA DARK BAY MARE.THE owner can have beruy paying for this advertisement.Apply Montreal Floral Nurseries, 138 St.Dene street.150 1 OCKET STOLEN\u2014THE PARTY WHO 4 sole the Jocket had better return it, and avoid un- pieamant conesquences.1301 XPERIENCED DRY GOODS PACKER 4 wanted.Apply by letier, with roftreuces, or A YOUNG WOMAN RETURNING TO ENGland, wishes a stiuation os murse or lady's com ton.Address \u201c* B.1740,\" Fran Office 150 1 VV ANTED\u2014A NURSE GIRL, AND TO assist in housawork.25 Berri street.150 3 WANTED\u2014A GOOD BLACKSMITH.§73 Crulg street.150 3 YVANIED\u2014A STRONG BOY TO WORK ON printing presses.Higgins Bro's., 33 St John st.WARTED A GIRL TO HELP WITH KITchen work, washing and ironing.Setgmeurt street \u2019 150 3 VV ANTED-SITUATION AS COACHMAN» experienced, undérstands care of horses; goad ro\u201d ferenecs.Apply to R Irwin, 18% McGill street.150 3 ANTED\u2014BY A YOUNG MAN, LATELY out from Ireland, à situation as conch- man, willing to make himself useful.Apply to Mrs.McRoble, 22 Bt.Antoine street.150 3 ANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY RESPECT table person.as hoaserepr F, no objection to the country.Apply stl Mountain street.0 1 ANTED\u2014A COUPLE OF GOOD LATHE and Vice Hands on chandeller work : also, two food Bronyers; nove but first-class hands need vase H.Prevost & Co., M to 50 Wellinæton street.2 .Montreal, Msy, 1881.New bdvertisements this PM I SINS ON PS ONL SS TT TS WwW TCHES\u2014¢$4, $5.$6, $8, $1 0 &c., sold under warrant of New Patent, and hea VEIT SAT «1.50, $2.E250, $3, $5, $630.Guaran- perfect tim pore.1am determinod to scll cheap.HENRY GRANT, 96 Beaver Hall Terrase \u201cDistrict Lodge, 0.Y.B.\u2018eeting of the above Lodge wii] be pen in the Orange Hall, 81 St.James sirert, OR 20th inst.to consider an invitation fiom 7 the West, ao to transact general busi- >= nous of the order.Certificate and Suspeudsd Members admifged.By Order of the Ww.D.Me rt 8 \u2014 At the clom of the above roccténg, © Mass M - oe will be held, Al O.Y.Bs, P.B's and T.B tare invited.ROYAL SCOTS.BS mon Old City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst, at o'clock preciser y JOHN LITHGOW, 00000 ent.and Acting AGR.GRAND MILITARY SPORTS! Victoria Rifles Comp, St- Helen's Island.Dominion Day! (Weather permitting.) 150¢ sec.347 St Paul street DOMINION DAY.Missisquoi Park, Highgate Springs GRAND EXCURSIeXN, reach ae ours né (de Pare Tickets for the members tho-Oosamittes, D litral Varmocs Eaimay ados, 436 3 James reel.\u2014 0 \u2014 QUEBEC! Q.M, 0.& O.R.R.The Tratn-will leave HOCHELAGA ob 10:30 pm.and at all the Stations on line.Train vill leave on the Sunisy, at 8 o'clock p.m.and will be In Montreal at 3 he morning, thus allowing exoursionists owe entire to vistt the city and view the ruins of the great fire, RETURN TICKETS, $1.06.CHEAP TICKETS.Steamer \u201c PERSIA\u201d SAILS EVERY FRIDAY AT 7 P.M.FOR ST.CATHARINES.NIAGARA FALIS.Meals and Berth Incinded.D.BATTERSEY, Agent, 264 and 266 St.James St cor.MoOHL _148 2av QALE OF DAMAGED GOODS.+ bsceibers bave received iustructions sell at thks Boros.Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter street.Pos account of underwriters or others concerned, On Tharsday the 20th June.\u20142,702, 3,704, 2,706, 2,708, 2,7! 712, 3,701, on, PO RTO.DT.188, 188; 0% Goods.C.T.\u2014745, 749, 753; 3 canes Fancy Goods.$9,726, 9,734; 3 cases Fancy Goods.K 9,700, 9.701, 9.703, 9,707, 9,704, 6,708, 2,706 9.710, 8.711, 0.714, 9,715, 9.71 IG SR oh Ta 15 aac Foy Gots! C.N.\u20141,966 ; 1 case Pancy Goods.C.T.\u2014760, 756 ; J cases Fancy Goods.M.T.\u20142,723; 1 case Fancy Goods.107.\u2014Dontg.34 pkgs.Woodsnware Toys ; 1 case Fancy 9.047.\u2014 Four dos Conosrtinas and 3 Violincelle.16,548.37 dozen China Crosses.8 3-27 - \u201c * Damages on voyage of importation Ex.BS, * Earo.\u201d Bale at RLEVEN o'clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, Auoth 150 = NEXT SALE FURNITURE, Carpets, Pianos, Mirror, Bookrase, Conches, Bed- Muttrowes, Pictures, Bevw- room and Parlor dota, ing Machinos, and General Goods.ALSO, French Imported Pointer Bitch and Litter of eight Pape On Thursday Afternoon, 30th inst.at our sslerooms, 233 Se.James street.Bale at TWO o'clock.SHAW & GOWDEY, VYWANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 A SNART Boy ah Mevwager.Apply at $81 Dorchester street.= 150 2 ANTED = KITCHEN GIRLS FOR A strut, [rural APPLY ; foot VV ANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 A SMART General Servant, small Nid tn tho States good ire leila 13 NN Ay os Satyr Grogeries an take cannot à ver care horse.704 Craig street.180 2 VV ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT, Mot Be.M street, rcar Turkish Bath.50 ANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED DOUBLE Entry Book-korper, able to correspond In French English and German, wishes s Potion with a wood house.Address,\u2018 Book-keeper,\u201d STAR Officer.150 1 VWWANTED-A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT for & small family, no washing.Apply at No.7 Lorne Crescent.150 3 VV ANTED-SIX GIRLS AB WAITERS.\u201cAP.y between 3 and 5 o'clock P.m., at Freeman's Dining 8, 2:41 St.James street.1508 VV /NTED-A GENERAL SERVANT FOR \u201ca small famity,at 154 St, Joseph street.130 3 WVANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014AT 400 BHER- troôke strest, young girl as nurve.Prevch or English, - 1608 je W ANTED\u2014GIRLS, AT 475 8T PAULST, : ANTED\u2014A SMART BOY- V APPLY TO 27 ___Dowee, Joiner, 56 Metcalfe street.180 EF 150 (CACOUNA\u2014SEA - BATHING\u2014 Eee FES TE FOR SALE! RARE CHANCE! RESTAURANT AND BAR-ROOM, opposite St.Ann'e Market, lately Rited up in first-class style, lornmed and lensed Anti Mr y.188%, dotnz à gpod business; present, proprietor wishes to leave the city.For farther Information apply at 327 Commissioners street.150 6 WASTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 A GOOD y Pain ok.Apply MD) Argyle avenne 150 2 VV ANTED-TWO WAITERR AND SERvant girl, speaking both languages, at Princess Louise Restanrant.2:48 Notre Dame stréet.150 2 ANTED\u2014FOR THE MUTUAL LIFE AND Accident Association of Canada.a few adtive agents for this city.To the right men remanerative inducements will offerrd.150 8 VV ANTER COOP RANTS FOR OVER, mare \u201crp Storey & Co, polit & Jobepy va BAILIEFS SALE\u2014PROVINCE of Montroal.\u2014Né, 660\u2014 VV ANTED-\u2014SERVANT, SMALL FAMILY, 0 165 Main atreot, 180 Leblanc Besace Defengant\u2014 Bib da ordals aext, \u201c , C.Leblanc Beavdoin, One of th» sald Defonda No.520 Craig stroct, in the City of Montreal, will be aby authority of Justo, all the el chattels of the mised in this of Gonda, à ptoi, otc.Terms cash.©, REG.Montreal 230 June, 1003 WENNESDAY EVENING, | GRAND SPECIAL EXCURSION | T rer Ladies and Gentiemen and Bays lew Advertisements this P.M.AVA CAVE > FOR Ladies, Boys, Girlsand Little Ones! ATTEND H.& H.MERRILL'S BONA FIDE D@c \u201cTHE SALE Of Ladies\u2019, Girls\u2019, Boys\u2019 and Infants\u2019 Ready-made UNDERCLOTHING, Costumes, &c., NOW GOING ON \u2014 AND \u2014\u2014 SAVE AS MUCH! L&I MERRILL 288 & 290 Lawn Shoes, > We have à fine assortment of all of the above kinds, © caitable for Games and the Seaside, at tbe very lowest prices.Call and see.FOGARTY & BRO., - St.Lawrence & St, Catherine Sis.: A BARGAIN! LACE MITTS! ALL SILK .coo.456.EXTRA HEAVY SILK.eve.\u2014 ALSO \u2014 Lisle Thread Gloves, Lace Tops.20e.These Goods Lre very much below the Regular Prices! AND AREA REAL BARGAIN D.G.LAIDLAW, 450 Notre Dsme Street, (Near McOiN Breet.y 340% ESTATE LATE CHARLES MeGAURAN, - porte » will be received up lo the 15k day of July, or the purchase of the Lease, ry.Pixtarea, Un amufestaresl Rtock and Gond Wili of s well-eetabiishef or This presents an tnusually god opportunity for tical man to step into a profitable, nade businees, a first-class eynnection.Osan be ween at 20 Bieury street, from 10 w 13am iH The business of above Fatale having been put nto Liquidation, persons having claims sut the a lease fyle them proper vouchers, thoat delay, - Roy person Indrbted to same Fatate will please mais payment at once.Giged) ow rearh Trustees.A.M.CAASILS, 25 Bieury street, Montreal 1503 (OTE ST.ANTOINE.Teuders will be received the undersigned until Monday, 4thb July next at tweive e\u2018eleek for Nghüng the Rtreet Lamps in the Municipality of Cote St Antoine.Persoan tendering = give the names of two responsible parties who are willlag 40 bécoimne nare- tics for the due fuafment of the terms of thé contract.Tenders may he for one, three ve Specific Te ie san and ail Information obiated on appil cation at my office.\u2014 J.HN.M.DOFF, Chairman of Light Com:nittse.11888 James street.Momrenn Fit Janes 1881.__ 1004 HOTEL CHATEAU BELAIR, Ialand of Orleans, Quebec.Now open, thie ly renewed and , al) page ori D SE PR LE ae! Quedeo, Îiarbor and Shipping, Palls of Montmorency, 4c.Apply by letter, ov ib pernan, to THOMAS LIZOT TE, Naunger, Quebee, June, 188).150 6 és JOHN, ARE YOU QUITE euro?\u201d \"Na, my deer, there is only one thin we are gure of in this warkl.We are sure to die ; a0 we should so live that we may be prepared M?\u201cThen yOu ewght to bo photographed, und FIELDS ls a0 good 8 place ne any, and quite 28 cheap I\u201d 1000 î TOUSE TO LET\u2014At St.Anne's, ly fn «ith Pin.Apply & ps pe arendon Hotel, ab rivet - res e > eRe tage WJ.J.RAVAN CHAPTER X1.Fe RIVALS.Mary pondered her aunt's consolation, and Ait added a sharp prick to her com- n sometianes it beset her with a subtle Leu She feit if she gave in and saw sMeguelf the ynwilling cause of ruin to those trho \u2018Were anticipating no evil, Who had received and : i her as a guest, Kinswemau\" und \u2018friend, if she yielded to appear a monster of in- and a serpent in their bosow there would no more happiness for her in this world.\u201cThen Mary's wind was in a wild state of con- fusien 3 she resolved a thousand schewues, till ber poor youny head and heart ached with the pressure of her secret.Would phe tell the Brookes at once, and their indignation and reseutment, and bid them adopt menns to save thermerives ?That would iw a relief to the sense ot deuble- dealing so foreign to a fmnk nature.But wisat wonld it avuil the Brookes! Would she take \u201cative herself! But poor Mary, though she \u201cwould gheertully have gone to London a hun- \u2014 dred times où such an errand, feared the civil \u2014 CooÎness and acute cross-questioning of the law- She had 8 horror that these men of luw \u2018would abide by the letter of the law, and pay Ho fespect to private sentiments.She had a bopeless conviction that they would say to her with wrbane condescension and Fontempty * My dear young lady, il your grandfather ba made you his beiress, aud 1» vot in a condition to alter Lis will, there is no help for it.Very few woul'l gnarrel with the alternative, When you are older and have seen more of the world, and formed other ties, yom will understand the thing, and thank us for assuring you now that you cannot tumper with legal documents, to huve justice done.If it were in your own power, you might execute a deed of trsusfer, that is possible, with the consent of al] pdrtits, and we would be happy to arrange it\u2019 for vbm } but, till then, \u201c&c., &e,\u2014and 50 they would ruly their gentlemanly hands, and bend their bald, polished heads, aud bow ber out of their chambers asa silly, fantastic girl, whom it would be a shawe and disgrace for them to aid and abet in herfolly, which she would me sooner than anybody, and who was, therefore trespassing unthinkingly ou their valuable time.* Besides to publich the intended.alienation of the property secmed to poor Mary like Sonsum- \u2018mating the deed.As long as it was only known to liersell and her uncle, and the lawyer aid witnesses, if they were still in existence\u2014ahe eould depend, it was difficult to say how, on its being hushed up and extinguished, Then she remembered with a vivid intuition one particular jauty who must have a guess at the truth, the flippant, forward, foolish young london'agent, Mr.Anthony Sievewright.Mary had not the least idea of the mine Mr.Anthony had fired on hisown account, but ber advance in knowledge enlightened her po far on what had been the original motive of his attention to herand its extraordjnary mode of expression.He had thougiit, at the lowest calculation, to win favor with the iguorant voung heiress of Buckley, to till the post of her prime minister, \u201cif not to reign her lord and master, whom eh should arrive at her preferment, at Which he had so broadly poiuted.Vie was right : thi Anthony was maze knave than fool, but the cogsgiousness if ;phe middle of hor anger and aversion only rendered Mary more miserable and lied.i .: Then in her bewilderment, the'terspation as 6 Bkiled Marÿ to be supine, to let tabe their course, toallow herself to be drilted by the carrent, and carried over all their heads.What would Mrs.Brooke have to say against het then ?What would have to urge against the passion which should lead Bim-bick te for tune as well as to happiness 1 Doubtings, it was iguoble temptation, but it strnck \u2018into the .wotban's nature in ite very credulity, hu- had said it; already pale and-esgrowfal, ce fiuah- x od and jonate, Tn he we mo on h for }yeüug Ralph Brooke ; that he was net culy the young heir of Buckley, while she was & poor Post-captain\u2019s nicce, but she was a very ordinary se Gif, while he was such a fine Jeane feHow\u2014 #2 upgght, resolute, reliable, capable\u2014no \u2018wonder 3 itated about giving way to his faucy for as Mary dreamt he hesitated, No wonder, consciousness of his mother\u2019s furious, in- i opposition decided his half-formed in- @limations in the negative, and induced him to her upaltogether.Mary would not accuse of fickleness, or blame him heavily in the ion.He had not been more thar cou.not much more, and of course he would ndreds and thousands of girls far better, vercr, handsomer, of higher rank and ore equal fortune, to smile upon him gladly.But if Mary wer» indeed the mistress of Bick- Jey, all would be different.Ii Mary were the htiress, and Ralph the young man cut off with < shilling, his best friends : ight be thankful to \u2018perceive his standing in her good graces, nnd he might be fain to clench it.Trae, it would not be * all for love or the world well lost,\u201d but it would be something not so very far from it.Mary would not he rescutinl because he had not cared Jor her and her only.8he would rejoice in her inmost heart that he had cared for her at bil: she would trust to making much of his love, efter it wns hers, before God and man.Ah wes, it might be mean : but she would revers the story, and serve for young Ralph Brook Jacob serveil for Rachel\u2014seven long years, an seven to them\u2014if, after she had bren his devoted wife through the heat and oold of all these © S8umwersand Winters, Ralph should hail her = @£ last as his best and dearest friend.If there liad beeu à single suspicion of another love with Ralph, Mary would have judged dif.fereutly, but there was noue, and thervfore Mary - Would brcasily content.Not the worst men, not the worst women, thinking with single-hearted regret of their own deficiencies, come near to the foily of stonp- ing somewhat to buy the Jove which should be theirs without price.Mary was sometimes sorely tempted ; and thus when her whole heart melted at the danger of Ralph Brooke, what had been hovering om the threshold of Jiis door\u2014a young girl's eager, unreserved, infatuated love, was thrown right at his feet.But the very unreserve and lowliness of her affections savod Mary.Thinking it all over, conning many and mauy a time the roënen in which Ralph might seek her favor, and covet der interest, and flatter her by hiseyrs as he Yad begun to do at Buckley, M could never oring herself to are Ralph an the obliged party.The young master, the crown prince, the ruler uw Buckley, to be dependent on her bounty, to receive his goods, his own portion of % to which he ought to have been free, ns à gift at her hands ! Mary would soonor die than aub- Ject him to the indignity.She would rather wander away and never be heard of again ; she would mther deny her own identity ; she almost thought she would rather see him lnarning some \u2018ession, and slaving to acquire a carrer, and obtaining, however late, à hard-won indepcnd- ence\u2014for her Ralph Brook could never ultimate.1 ; she would rather see him marry some other\\ woman, some happy, unroncerned won the midst of his struggles, and die her- inster, and bequeath Buckley to his than put a volk round his neck and mock him with the restoration of his own.Poor Mary ! Jt was weighed oa every side, and after sundry more inteflet éonsaltations with Aunt Fan, she shrank Trois the mere mention of the fact, and drew bgek within herself to exhaust herself with wild schemes and castles in the air, and mope and plue under a conce tion of their crying flaws and failures, and the incrensing horror that her her was an dd man, well stricken in \u2018doin ity, and fime was passing on and bringing with it the disastrous conclusion., Then the naval population Chatham in MaryY rank began to remark how much Shenstone took her uncle's deqth te heart, snd what a weak girl she must be, and how selfish to dwell on her own los, why she was loger and more nervous than the widow herseif ; end tospeculnte what the partièalar gricvanre cou \"be, whether the diminish iacome, the more shecrloss home.the care of Aust Fon 1 and te mility, and tnderness.Mary told herself ashe | this good cause.Myry1 Clonmel % few days ago, where make dueks and dmtas of pear Mary's distrom, and pred it backwards, ss wo often mad our neighbor's troubles, \u2019 It how at thie JJonctare that Ralph Brooke thon t to pay his proposed visit to Chatham, and vee he-entarel the widow's drawing-room unannounced, Mary received him as you would reorive theman whose \u2018you had fojonious- iy picked?against limbs and hfe you bave entertained garotting designs, while you are not clean can lout 10 the shame and horror of your crime.The girl nearly fainted before his eyes.Ralph was canfounded ; he feared at first that her nerves had\u2019 received a serious shock, that her health was burt, and all the maw within him was stirred to quiet and strengthen his darling.But as ib-luck would have it, another ë i Rlauchle asit was hateful, prompted itself for Mary\u2019s excessive trepidation.Poor Aunt Fan had notentertained a guest since her woeful loss, and to-dav two trespassed at once on her retirement.Misfortunes do not come alone\u2014nor visitors, particularly when the last ar rare.The son of an old frend of Uncle Charles's, 3 lad who had sailed uner his command, and owed much to his kindness, bad come into harbor, and in his sailor heartiness saw no objection, but all the reason in the world for running up in person to pey his respects to the widow, bluntly to echo her regrets, and try his hand to comfort her by his heartfelt assurances of the universal respects and regard in which.the late Captain Morgan had been held in and oat of the service.ec lad was not far wroug.Aunt Fan, even in her first agony, wouid have been fain to admit him, to hear with streaming gyes his homely, earuest encomiums, to open ler kind heart in return to their author, and shake off her stupor to ask faintly, but with interest, after his belongings, and where he expected his next appointment.Aunt Fan was a sort of second mother to all the voang heutenants and middies who came across her, capecially to those who had been assoeiat- çd with Charles Morgan.The mischief was that this worthy voung Lieutenant Oliver and though it 1s very much to your credit to wishg Ralph Brook- happened to hit on the very éamo ; dax for paving their respects to Mrs.equally resigned and even pleased to see both of them, wising her sweet sweet to old age, to Ralph Brooke's face, with a little excitement able to take in his gallant pressncs and his comrliness, and to feel prond with a very womanly pride that there was not a young fellow in Cunthaw better to look upon than Mary's Ralph Brooke.At first neither of the visitors gave place to the other.Ralph had come three counties\u2019 dis» tance, and under his courtesy to Aunt Fan, he: hu a grave personal problem which ad, pic) mself up to the point of solvi adi which he was not inclined to relinquish on a moment's Rotice for uuy interloper.Lieutenant Oliver had gone about the Mor- guns since he was a boy, was on the mast enviably friendly and familiar terms with Aut Fan and Mary, and innocently imagined, since he had arrived from the other end of the earth primarily, and the.other end of the town secondarily, to see his friends, and it was à mani effort in » lad who had an awful vision of black dresses, broad: bordered iefs, and hysterics, now sine he found them composed and conversable there was no harm, he was doing the proper thing in sitting still, as he used te do when Mrs.Morgan invited him.The.boy did not know why the hand upon his arm and the voice addressing him shook together aa she issued the wonted hospitable request.It did not strike Mr.Oliver, obtuse eucugh, though brave and kindly, that Auot Fan's me flew back to Am who had sat at the foot of the table when Dick Oliver was last there, and then she wondered which of the strangers she could ask to fill Ars piace to-day, and how she should bear to see one of them there withoat breaki down before the young people.em kee; for the young people, the world was yet \u2018them, they could not undesstand her ahi ard it was mot for ber to lay her load on their shoulders sad repel them dismal depression.Dick Oliver was ae nice à boy as could be, Ac always said so ; and Mary's Ralph Brooke was distinguished as well as attractive looking, and she could rejoice on Mary\u2019s socount that ho was come ; it would do the child some \u2019 à tion : s.Ths local constabul ' good, it woald help to esse hor mind.\u201c| having \u201cteen directed \u201cJo empdoy port-cars for (Fo de continued.) *| thelr sonveyance to the scene of operations this LATEST MAIL NEWS, ENGLAND.A startling discovery was made last week at Deoyley, a village ncar Sheffield, an extensive hiiiding contractor, s few days ago, eloped with a young lady living in that locality.Jt was supposed they had seiled for Americh, bat next moruing their bodies were found ia the - dam at Loxley.It is believed they -esmmitted suicide.Last week before the Cheltenham git.pates, James Maule, a clerk, and George Herbert, an agent, were each fined £5 and costs, or fourjeen days\u2019 imprisonment, for abstracting voting papers and using them in behaif of the @anser- vative candidates at the last election for poor law guardians.Two similar oases will be hoard next week and the Conservative party thetgtea repégals.9e pupils, present and former, have estab- listed and maintained in one of the poor dis tr:cis of Kast London, England, what is called a \u201c mission,\u201d for the inrulcation of correct pani- taiy, social, educational, and religions princi- pies.The other day Sir Stafford Northeote pre.aided at meeting in Wallis\u2019 Rooms on behalf of the Eton mission, and Lord Carnarvon, Lord Coleridge.and other eminent Etomians pleaded .Ireland.The agricnitural prospects of the ocouuties of Waterford, Tipperary, ilkenny arb most prom- sng.Th bailiffs are finding it so difficult to serve writs that in several cases they have heen obliged to obtain permission to sud them by post.The Salvation Army havo been parading and boiding opea-air meetings in Esundakillen re- ceatly.They arem to have had à better time ther: than elsewhere in the north.A soldier of the First Regiment was attacked st Charleville, the other night, and badly beaten.lt was alleged he had made some disparaging reference to Father Sheehy.An ailray is said to bavr occurred between the gunhoat \u2018* Goshawk \u2018\u2019 and the islanders of Arraumore, the latter having, bry smashing five of the ship's boats, provoked the gunboat to fre apon them.Al a late meeting of the Newry Board of Guardians, a gentlernan called attention to the fact that in one small townland {a the vicinity of his property five cows had to be destroyed, Raviug been bitten by mad dogs, A demonstration.of unem - laborers took place iu Dublin lately, whèn the principal streets were paraded by \u20ac crowd.- A black flag van carried, with the worda, \u2018\u2018 One thonsand men ont of work.One thousand families starving.Christianity a mockery.\u201d - The Dons of Trimity College, Dublin, have relaxed the interdict aginst the races which used to be held annually in their Polling Park, and which made one of Dublin's brightest Summer fries.Some l'eckwater frands caused their suspension for the last two or three years.A man who \u2018was employed an a Inboror in the Dnblin chemical works, slipped off 8 flank the other day and fell inte a tank of canstie or carbolic acid, from which he immediately emerged, and ¢* went to cool himself in n water tank.\u201d He became weak, and died while being conveyed ta the hospital.The Drogheds branch of the land League hes resolved to \u201cmake out à list of the sho, keepers of Drogheda who have joined the Iris National Land League, and circulate same among the wembem of this branch requesting them to support only those shopkeepers who have joined the Lengue.wh are not with us are against us.God save Ireland t \u201d The most intense excitement siled nt es of farms were announced to take place.Early in the morning event hundred vell-monnted and isciplined horsemen, pesring green es, prrreded by bands, © 7 owed by an immense procession of people, paraded the town.All the strocks leading ta the Court House were | lined with police aud military.and all aboos | formed that if he did not relinquish poermion his life : hy wea charged lately, with : stolen a writ of 2jectment from à bailld Madigan.Ît was alleged that while Madigan wag in the publichawse, defondans asked him if he bad uv writs, and sock one from his Prostentor, however, edmitted that sometimes his family took writs from him and destroxed them, in order to prevent Lis serving them.case was dismissed, The entite body of \u201csheris, bailiffs and ce: ~ sorvers of Dundalk district waited oon the sub-sheriff last week, and informed him they had unanimously come to a decision to serve Ro Writa Of processes, or take suy part whatever in seizures or in evictions for nonpayment of rent.This decision must cause som: inconvenience, as proceedings are pending against the tenants of some estates who canuot come to nu agreement with their landlords as to pay ment of rent.Bridget Glarnom, wife of a laborer, in Mul- lingar, Westmeath, who had been suffering some time with fever, ordered a woman who was in attendance on her out of the house ; and in her absence the unfortunate woman threw her child, two years of age, into the fire, the injuries/inftieted causing death.She then threw herself on the fire, and was badly burned, when the police arrived.The pour woman, it is necdless to say, is believed to have been cut of her mind when comwitting the dreadful deed.A most outragrous asssult was perpetrated in Dublin lately by n sergeant, a corporal and some privates belonging to the Scots Guards.The sergeant and corporal drew their swords and rushed upon snd wounded several people.Ope poor man was knorked down and struck sevegpl times by the sergeant.He was cut on the back, and, were it not for thie timely arrival of a policeman, there is little doubt Lut there would have been several lives lost.The sergeant was brought to the station and charged with the outrage.At a meeting of the Castlewellan, Co.Down, Land League, \u2018the following resolution was unanimously adopted : ** We by record our most indignant protest against the unmasked tyranny of \u2018the base, brutal and bloody Whi Government,\u201d in arresting that most noble ef priests, the Rev.Father Slhcehy ; and that we hereby pledge curselves to redoubled efforts to bring to a successful issue the cause which he so warmly espoused and so ably advocated, that is, the right of every Irishman to own the land he cultjvates.\u201d\u201d Similar resolutions are beikg passed \u2018in all the branches \u2018 throughout the country.- As an illustration of the reigm of terror at present existing in Westmeath, it may be mentioned that the unfortunate man nawed Far- relly who was brutally raurdered some weeks ago, and the perpetrators of which have not yet been discovered, left by his will a considerable amount of landed property to his brothers and relatives.Since the occurrence the brothers have received threatening notices, and the effect of these has been that they have been compelled, in fear of their lives, publicly to notify that they will not resume possession of the land which their murdered brother held.The land is now lying waste, laborers being afraid to go upon the ground to reap the crops.À farmer named Patrick Nolon residing at Glasson, Westmeath, a short time ago purchased a portion of the land from which a tenant had been ojected for non-payment of rent.In consequence of this he received several threatening letters, which service he appeared to have disregarded.The other night an armed body of men, with their faces blackened, surrounded Nolan's residence, and, on a demand for admis- gion having been complied with, Nolan was in.of the land he had taken passession would mot be worth twenty-four hours\u2019 purchase.The armed men them left the premises, firing a voliey at the house as they took their departure.A large number of censtabulary arrived at Moste the other day on thew way to Dosen, |.King's Co.to protest the sheyiff in the execa- ion of ejectments.morning, visited the different carowpars and wèré in every instance refused cars.Next merning Capt.Barry arrived to take command.He went to the principal hotel for a ear te convey him to Doon.He was in the first iustance refused, but ou explaining who he was, and inting out that if the proprietor persisted in bes refusal, the usual yearly publican\u2019s certificate would not be gran he was furnished with car and a horse, but no driver, which compelled him to become his own Jehu, accompanied by s policeman, _- i QUEBEC LEGISLATURE, Fearth Semien\u2014Foarth Pariiamenat.QUEBEC, June 27.\u2014A message was received from the Legislative Council, informing the House it had passed the following among other bills :\u2014Relating to the Bar of the Province ; Respecting the Parish of Notre Dame, Montreal.On motion of Mr.Lecavalier, the House went again inte committee on the biil to incorporate the Silver Plnme Mining Company.The bill, sfter being amended several times, was read a third time and passed.Mr.Mercier moved to int a joint committee of both Houres to study the situation of the country, to s*ek for remedies to be applied and reforms to be made, to put an end to de- ficita and svoid fresh taxation.The motion was lost om a division of 15 against 28.The bill to annex a part of the parish of St.Calixte and another percel of land, which is not yet erected civilly, to the parish of 8t.Theodore, in the county of Montcalm, was declared to be out of order and was accordingly withdrawn.The bill to exempt from seizure one-half of the wages 3g laborers was carçied on division, reada third time and carried.The following bills were, after discussion, slowed to drop: \u2014To seenre the payment of the mechanic, builder, laborer and of all those who have worked at the construction of any building; to ararnd ond consoiidate the visions respecting the preparation of lista of electors ; to afford greater security to railway employrs against accidents ; to amend the Act 82 Vict, chap.22, intituled: \u201cAn act to smend the law respecting jurors and juries; to provide for the fecovery of claims arising from the construction of the Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa & Occidental Railway, or from the transport of passengers and goods on the said railroad.Hon.Mr.Lorsnger moved that the writs of tlrction for the county of Vercheres be issued.Carried.Afier recess.\u2014 Hon.Mr.Robertson moved the resumption of the adjourned debate on the the motion for receiving the report of the committee of supply on rmaolution C (maintenance Q., M,0.&0.R, $703,319), and the sub- amenshiment of Mr.Irvine to Mn\" Gagnon's atneridment.Mr.Irvine made a strong specch in favor of his sub-amendment.He spoke very strongly and bitterly against the sppomtment ef Mr, Senceal as superintendent ot the Q., M, O.& 0.Ry.Hesaid that Mr.Senecal had been a bankmpt two or three times, contending that he was not n reliable man to bave in such an important position as manager of the road.on.Mr.Lynch atigmntized the attacks made on Mr.Senecal os cownrdly.They had taked up old alandern of twenty years\u2019 standing.He stoutly defended the administration of the road by Mr.Benecal, who had made of the read one of the best on the éontinent.The Opposition had not been able to prove i ngainst Mr.Scneeal before the committee on public accounts, and as long as thers was nothing proven nst Mr.Senecal, the Goy- ernment was not blameable in keeping him in office, but to the contrary, it had acted in the interests of the province in keeping a high! qualified official in office, notwithstanding a the slanders brought him.Mr.Taillon te Ou that the tion wonld condemn any appointment a hy a Conservative Governwent on the Q., M., O.& O.Railway.After some further discussion the sab-amend.g .Mr.Gagèue, to the effect that the Superintendent of thy Q.division.ing Hou.Mr.Robertson moved the House into commèttee of ways and means.Thre amendments were proposed and lost en divisions or 26 to 16.The House then went committee of supply.and the House adjourned at 1.45 a.m.The Proclamation of Waterford\u2014Exeis- mobs to-night there was an exciting debate.The Home Roiers made a concerted attack upon the Lord-Licuteuant of Ireland, and Mr.Forster, Irish Home Secretary, in reprobation of *te- their action in proclaiming the county of fou Smart = Waterford us destined to be brought under the Çoercion Act.) EE.of bibtoh los; the ski Mr.Frank P.O'Donnell, member for Dun- tooks crema eaten ine urines hansen frm tt tan garv sai > Que as, i 7 bid and cloudy appearance to a clear cherry or amber on, said that only ou scale in Waterford color; water pass freely fom the blade through he had been rpert-d urtng the last six monflim, urethra without pain @r scalding ; little or no soriiment that there was fur more respect for DO Pato or weaknce 4.Marked duninntion of voluntary weakening ise arges (If a aud declare law and order in Waterford city and county, and that life and property Were mors secure there way.with certainty of pennanent cure.than they were in Loudr Liverpool or Mau- chester.down.clamation of Waterford was that the Duke of Devonshire owned 30,000 acres of land in the Morurs.Quick county, and it was desirable to enable his lated ana agents to imprison troublesome persons.Auother speaker described Mr.Forster os a * Brummagem Castlereagh.\u201d tem.Mr.Parnell said Mr.Forster had persevered 9: If those wno in his shameless course.in Committee.the Aggeer of Afghauistan amount to £399,000.Dundalk, has given notice of a new clause to the Bill provi arrange for the settlement of the arrears of rent the Kidneys, Gladstone to give the Land Bill precedence over all other Orders, says :\u2014** We cannot cluse our eyes to the immense strain and burden about to - be placed upon Mr.Gladstone's strength, and the danger, not only to the Bill but to the na tion and Ministry, of its being overtazed.R .® of misery under the care of several of the beat (end some of the worst) physicians, who gave er discase various names but no relief, sad now she is restored to us in good health by as simple .à remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had pont st for two years, before using it.We earnestly 8.s =| Cures and Prevents \u2018 Liquid or Bry.ai - MORSUS, FEVER AND AOÛR, the tate ao that Kidney- Wort now offer that well-known remedy in Liquid and dry forms.: Twe Hundred and now making | Run\u201d Stove Polish to Londen, England.Their labor-saving machinery cnables them to over.rome the dillerenoe in cost of labor and 2om- _ te succesfully with Eurodean manufacturers.INFLAMMATION OF THE DOWRLA, CON BORE THROAT, DIFFICULT .ALPTT.HTSTERICS, CROUF, DIPISTH HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, States tor mxteen years, and in the Maritiine Provinces for ten yrars.The sate of * The Rising Sun\u201d Stove Polish in the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Sandwich Islands in 1880 resched the enormous quantity of 724 tons, 3,864,528 packages.As the cakes are four inches long, the product of 1880, placed in a line, woud extend two hundred and forty-four miles.tach pe their long establi the rising sum \u2014 registered in the Utited Staten, | ¥, England and Canada.The trade and consumers | ar especially cautioned against dangerous imi- | Joe Forman Bramly or Bitters as a stimulant.tations in the market of their long-established ; trade mark, n picture of the rising sun, by which unprincipled manufacturrts are seeking to reap the advantage of the grest reputation and superior quality of the genuine article.Their $fhow Montreal agents are Messrs.Lyman, Sons & Co., quickly as RADWAYA READY wholesale ists, Another amendment mored M., 0.& O.Railway be giveü a salary.of $5,000 in lieu of à perceaiagu on the rceipis, was lost, and the maiu motion carricd on the same into committee and received the report of the The Supply Bill was then read a first time, IMPER{AL PARLIAMENT.fi Debate\u2014Pregrens of the Land Bil) arenas and Afghanistan., \u2018 LONDON, June 27.-\u2014In the House of Com.vote of censure from the House, Mr.Richard Power, member for Waterford {iho owt City, Mr.Sullivan, member for Meath, \"Mr.eal of via Arthur O°Connor, of Queen's County, and Mr.Parneil severely censured the Government for its action, declaring that it appeared determined, by unjust restrictions and persecutions, to drive the Irish people into acts of #iolencr, which would furnish excuse for shooting them Impruves in purity sna strength, \u201c 8 and ail forcéan and impure deposi ects, hard lumps, etc, will be resolved away, a sound made moan and he chronic skin diseases graduailty 8.In cases where the system has been salivated, and Mr.Healey said the real reason for the of the House was rejected, 305 to 28.gressing.In th + » i : or worse\u2014the virus of the disease is not inactive ; if pot Clause four of the Land Bill has been carried arrested and driven from tbe hood, It wii) open oo romtinae to undermine the constitution.Sir C.Dilke aid the territory recently an.SARSAPARILLIAN ro nexed by Russia is the Tekke Oasis, extending a» far as 190 miles from the Afghanistan frontier.Lord Hartington said the subsidies given to Mr.Charles Russell, Q.C., the member for ing that the Land Court may which have accrued siuce 1877, by composition dolng sw of deferred payments ; that it may, under certain circumstancrs, reiustate a tenant against whom an ejectment decree has been obtained, and that the Land Commissioners may assist such tenant by advances.1 case of The News, commenting ob the notice of Mr.HAL DAILY STAR, TUBE - DR.RADWAFS Resolvent The Great Blood Purifier.CHANGES AS SEEN AND FELT.AS THEY DAIL OCCUR.AFTER URING A FEW DOSES.1.Goel spirits, isappearanco of weak melancholy, increase and hardidess of Appetite improves, relish fur tions of waterbrash, good gestion, calm and undisturbed sleep, awaken fresh and lL, BO more strength exhibited tu the secreting glands, and fanction- a! harmony restored ta the several orans.5 Yellow tinge on the white >of the « i justi : , s#vcthy, saffron appearance skin Mr.F orsser, a reply, Justified this prodln.Oo rr ai mation, and said he wus quite re Y to muet à 6.Those suflening Irom weak or ulcerated Jungs or ' tubcreles will reahize great benefit in ex legm of mucus from the jung, alr cils, dpipe, throat or head; dimingshing the frequency of cough; increase throughout the rysiem ; stoppage of night seents anil rains and feelings of weakness around the ankles, lees, thouklrra, etc, cenastion Of coid and chills, sense of sul- and paroxysm of couzb pu morning.AN these distress- fication, bard breath: 4xing down or arising in bg rymptoms gradually amd surely disappear.7.As day aller dav SARSAPAKILLIAN 18.4aken new sigue of retnming health wilt appear.us the hiood disease will diminish, ulcers, fever sores, cially er, Corroatve Sublimate have accutbu- me deposited in the bone consénz caries of the hours, rickets, spinal curvatures, te gwrellingn, varicose veina, etc, the will resoive away these deposits exterminate the virus of the digrase from the sys- taking these meslicines for tho curcof Chronic Rerofulous diseante, however slow may Le the re, reel Setter and hod their seneral health , 11's 3 à proving, r fc auf w it Increasing or even Mr.0 Donnell s motion for the adjournment keeping ita own, it is asure sign that the cure is pro- the patient \u201cither gets better contartions, vh SARSAPARILLIAN ann akes the pattent * every hour you will grow better and incre: ttrensth and flesh.The great power of this rem is in di threaten death, as in oly CONSUMPTION of the Lungs and Tuberculous Phthisie, Scrofuls Syphi- toit Diseases, Wasting, Degeneration, and Uicerstian of of Water (instantaneous relief afforded where catheters have been used, thus painfui operation of these A using = instrements), dissolving Stone In the Bladder, and in all INFLAMMATION OF THR RLADDER AND KIDNEYS In chronic caspe of Lencorrhœs ami Uterine diseases.One ottle comtains more of the active principles of other preparation.Tak fie others require fiveors ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE : Medicines than an: spoonful doses, wh much Prejudice Killa.Lo * Eleven years our daughter suffered on a bed To accommodate each class the proprietors of | Bold by ists everywhere \u2014Truld D.Suitiran, Malcolm, Ontario, writes :\u2014] | Fj iokios Radway's Ready Relief.= have been selling Dr.Thomas\u2019 Felectric Oil for of the B.E.Reef.some years, and have no hesitation in saying that it has given better satisfaction thon any other medicine I have ever sold.I consider it the only patent medicine that cures more than it is recommended to cure.\u2019 12 inflammations, and i LEE eri IN FROM 1 TO 20 MINUTES ec A ; .no matter how violent or excructat Mrssrs.Morse Dros, of Canton, Maxs., are finding Bedridaen.pin, Crippied, Miles of Ntove Pot.shipments of \u2018\u2018\u2019The Rising | eu goods have now been sold in the United ot the geunime bears NUBIAN preacrven the leather: it come RADWAY'S purchases medicines in 2 can see for themselves SEEURATIOE.that they are purcly- vegetable.Others have not the time or desire, to prepare the medicine, and wish it already to use.- Bowel Complaints, Cholera Morbas or Painful Dig- in 15 or 20 minntes do win follow the = IT WAS THE FIRST AND IS THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY that instantly stops the most excruciating patna, allays the pain the Rhoa- or prostragrd wi disease may saffer, RADW i READY RELIEF will afford Luteo case, AT IXFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION OF THR BLAD.CATARRH, INFLUENZA.RRVOUSNESS, SLERPLESSNES , {fap ona NEURALGIA, RHEUMATIRN, CHILBLAINS AND The application of the Ready Rolief to the part Where ih pain of SiMculty exists will affort com Thirty to sixty drops in hslf a tumbler of water wil) À ; 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Ofc » arto Exchange Court, Hospital strect_ JNMAN LINE.York, ur to C.C.M.- Stenvashiys.a DOMINION LINE OF STEAM Running la connection with THE GRAND TEUNK HALLWAY OF CANADA.Lo OHEUNK, Nuilding 3.8.4 toas, 66 SAHNIA, Building LEO tows, - EX OTLAW A, L304 tone OXTARIO.| 176 tous DOMINIOX 5176 tons MISSISSIPRT IN tons RIAN LL T(t tou JEUIINIA TO tous, QUKURC.700 was £T.ios.Wo une + TORONTO RANEY RIVETS BROOK LYN LC tons | MONTREAL.3,754 tons \u2018BATE OF SAILING.Bteamors will sull as follows \u2014 nee» .- autre \u201cud ee Lee an ae nana ae eue ne) July Oh CON ce Judy dt Rates of Passage for Summer Months.Calin\u2014Qucheo to Liverpool.FEE Ci HE + \u201c \u201c and return ca ENR Prepaid Steerago Tickets imued at the lowest rates.EP furough Tickets can\u201cbe had at all the principal Grand Trunk Baliwny Ticket Univers in Canada, wn) Theo.bv [ills of Laing are granted to ard from all parts of Canarta.For Freight or Passage, vi.in Lapdon, to Rowing.A DAVID TORRANCE & Ce, ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.NOTICE.\u2014Tbe steamers of this Line take Licutcnant Mary's lanc rates at al) seasons of the year.CITY OF BRRLIN | CITY OF RRUSARLS .Satunlay, July 2, 9 am.CITY OF CHESTER _.Raturday, July 1G.9 am CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, July 2% 3 pom.CITY OF MONIREAL.Thursday, July U8, 6.30 am.\u201cFrom Pier 37 Xorth River, New York.RATES OF PASSAtIK 380 amd $10 scourding to accommodation, all having qual saloon privileves Children between two and 1weler veare of , hali-fars.- Borvants, 450.Xteruw, $26 50, (nclading Rallroad Faure Montreal to New Yora Thesc steamers do not carry cattie, sheep or pigs.JOHN 6.DALE, 41 and 33 Broadway, New PE St.James street.* J.Y.GILMOUR à Ce, 107eca 356 and 338 &t.Paul rtreet.Montreal.WW HITE STAR LINE.ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.SPECIAL NOTICE.The steamers of this lin takes the LANE ROUTERS re- nded by Ljentenant MAURY, U.8 N., on both the outward and humeward +oyage.BAILING FRUM NEW YORK.Adrintic.Thursday, June 3th, 7.0 am.Germanie.Saturday, July 9h, 30 p.m.Republic -.Thursday.July 1th, 7.00 am.Celtic.Thursday, July Zlst, 1.90 p.m.Britannie.