The Montreal daily star, 16 août 1881, mardi 16 août 1881

[" - mere era = - = = _ - 3 = - \u2018MONTREAL: TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1881.| | | | ENT = THE LAND BILL fee several days), pulse 180, tion 23,\u201d CITY COUNCIL, : ffand considerable disgust was occasioned the oo | Booms, 20 ÉHuattons Uacaut.Telegrams.ne Lords Amondments The fellowing was also LET_ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM #1 MASONS W.OL.XIIL, NO.191.- Ft - Come sent : li.B.Hayes, Tue Annoxntion ot Hecholage-Ganisnrs other evening to a number of le passing ert Accepted amd feed Me- Fremont, Ohio\u2014\u2018\u201cHave resched another- very \u2014btreet Losomo! * Naju- along before a ce hotel on the beach bys : P tin the cass.Conditions at this couple, both of whom were old en 7 FORNISRED \u2014_\u2014 TT De r ; character that causes |.At the special meeting of the City Connoll yes- to have kuown better, who set in an open win- T 0 L'ET \u2014 HANDSONE HED a0, sood men can A Tha debt of Halifax is $1,619,012.\u2018 Loxpoxn, August 15.\u2014Mr.Gladstone wa | hour (8 pm.) are of a ter hings in | terdsy afternoou, there were present Mayor Beru- Ig, facing the beach, with a lighted amp in rooms, at 133 Manséivld street: - vpug on the Weis Carton > loudly cheered, this afternoon, by a large crow » Wehepe for better things in try, in the chalr, Ald.Grenler, Mooney, Robert, }-3 > RNISHED ROOM TO \u2014 BUITABLE ages Good Men, 05.50 per 3 © The break in the Grand Manan Island cable J yy eutrance to the Commons.The gallaries morning.Big H.C.Cothin,\u201d Donovan, Watson, Fairbairn, Stephens, Allard, J.the room, spooning n the most pronounced ; Fbrons or two gertiomen.BE Catherine.Apply on the Works to Mr.JOHN BRROKON, OF = Jon bead repaired.of the House were crowded.A large numberof 9.30 p.m.\u2014Secretary Brown has just com: o wilson, Proctor, Beaushamp, Jeanuotte, Dube |, arriod, As they have more \u20ac that 1 eat ; is JFURNISHED ROOMS\u201428 DONEGANL RS ace.IE : : Ph peut Manitoba pacisl leaves Ottawa on Peers wers present.Various petitions were pre- from the sick room, and reports that the Pres: Tansey, Kennedy, Kennedy, McCord, \u2018 Browa magried, the Eanes verdict he pr An Honest Medicine.160 @ 1804 Foon s ; ï \u2018Une 818 of September.sented, amid cheers from the Liberals, against ident is asleep: No morphia has been used to- Provost.\u201cwas no excuse for such publicity in their mani.Vonouto, ont, Sept.31, 1879.JR OPMB\u2014WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AL RvyrrTmne L -\u2014\u2014 Mrs, Gisdstons, wife of the Premier, is suf: the House yielding to the amendment of the day.His pulse has fallen about 10 degrees, A petition was received from Abbe Chabert ask- festations of affection.I fear, however, that Lo 0 St.Dominique street: 90 RIVETTERS Ww ANTED, ne faring from » slight attack of erysipelsa.Lords impairing the protection afforded tenants and his temperature is setimated a8 por eel Ing 8 contribution of $500 21 $800 towards his thelr que is hopeless 5 i ghbom, a Som.Dear fir, \u2014I used your VSesTIN® as à Blood Purifier, PROOME\u2014 WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.27 : 3 wom 11.8 .\u2014Alt n a feel.institute.0 ., ; serces.Wanted im \u201c + ; Armed men raided et ween hb in bre a.replying to Mr.Parnell, said ing of iets or! on hr Mausion all Roports from the Bpecial Committees he a time for me to bring this to a close.toa rem an Honest Medicine.18444 JR 00M\u2014FURNISHED.7 6T.URBAIN ST; en odiatel cot The Canad area Looe march oho er county 7 there would bo no pralicuin statements te day, si0 alarm was folt regarding the President's alt Com ton Yo commending & grant of | The Imdian Fopulntion of Camada.OE mn street JROQYS_WITH OR WITHOUT SOAR = COGE Warren à où D LAIN x \u201cthe Land Bill, but the House would condition until late this afternoon.e uct Yu to Capt, Filgatodo convey working people Ontario.cuves vovccaves rover 15.821 \u2014 oT NTED\u2014A GOOD P OX, Mr.Alex.M.Sullivan, Home Rule member TE to consider the amendments of the that noms of the attending surgeons have en- \u2018a the Lainai to buche.quete es , 947 Bs.Denis street.able and willie even CODE COOK.fa i ; o Island to bathe, were read and held over Quebec .11,008 : y commended.Apply A.Ramsay & for Meath, was taken with a fit on the 15th and Honse of kords forthwith.tered the business apartments of the Mansion for neat mecting.Nova Seotis .\u2026 2103 VYegetineis sold by all Druggists cox RST CLARY ee street.Som, à is y ill.; ' Mr.Hesy (Home Ruler) said he foresaw the during the day occasions an unfavorable suspi- Ald.Gronier mpvod, seconded by Ald.Dubuc, New Brunswigk.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 1,464 daw 00M AND BOARD.63 VICTORIA ET, A DAINTER WANTS WORK, CHEAP\u2018 The extradition treaty between Colombia and gestae of a surrender in Mr.Gladstone's refusal cion, which the evening bulletin proved wus that a special committes on Annexation, oompos- Prince Edward Island.\u2026.\u2026.0.290 R .189 à Address 111% tt.Antoine street.__1900- the United States has been approved by the to make a distinct statement.warranted.Since the bulletin was issued, there od of jo.Stephens, Watson, Besuohar one Manitoba pud North West Territory.88.787 M ALTOPEPS Y N | OOMS\u2014_WITH BOARD.- 1428 ST.CATH- V ANTED-A MACHINIST, LATHW AN Colombi by iki à i irers , , + nnotte, J.L.latriet Arthabaska 8908 d .vice hand, 437 trees.27-290\" A nestor Mass despatch anys a boat at the proie ment Dune prenelinm Re fry fate rr Ea ron, af Private Gronter (Ald Sisphens to be Chairman), be ap- British Colammbiner - FOR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ete.R rad rin D SIFREDRAT WANTED oun NS dat E > 10 ac n Li iations to-day, in referénce to Indians, on May 20, and at once sent out a secure even a cot or sofa in a parlor or ing- ae - 1 ; Street, Mont Address, ; Ë Points have oo to advance to ep dares the action of the House of Lords on the Land 5 party under Lieutenant Herring to in- room were the fortunate exeeptions, and the headache, bilionsness, jpundice, oer complaints Rasy rin Bt.Francois Xavier ree om Read Ratat A.ancl laancint A ; = ve consequently been Bill, was wery nnmerously attended.Messrs.gate it.The party landed on Koluchinim others after sweltering all dey Saturday in hot, Poipitation ol the pan 12.30 to 4 poy.sasti wer 13, Winnipes, Mas- oy Ï -_ Monk.Colli ; ; 8 i neral debility.But if Baxter's Mandrake : 1 .3 £ EMIGRATION RETURNS.Lawson, Monk, Collings, Frith and Barron, Island, on June 3nd.and made their way over crowded and dusty cars were compelled to pass General Conti Dut A nis sun iy re Clot Bermnancae rurput ranmierep cle Leonara Tiley, OLTON & SMITH, =.members of Parliament, were nt.Resolu- the ice westward to the mouth of the the rest of the night as best they could in chairs Ad \u201cejoice in perfect h gh hing.teal; Jag.8 Locke, Bon.Manager Bo and 6 Lumber Se ea ToRoNTO, August 15.\u2014A statement showing tions were passed declaring the Lords had Wankerem River, s hundred miles from Cape or on the floor.The sun has been shining lit.fAnteed, and you will rejoice in perfect health, and Timber Co., Toronto: Hon.C.P.Brown, M.P.; pe og J the umber of immigrant arrivals in Ontario for mutilated the Land Bill in the interest Serdze, where they fell in with a party of erally and figuratively upon the hotel keepers\u2019 Price, 25 cents.1892 Works, Winnipeg; Hon.Benator Boyd, St.John, NEw 167 Mountai 3.ach q the seven months at past Baa been is- oA and owners, so a to render \u2018 jt natives, in, whose possession were found some here this season, and t © Indications pre that Whites\u2019 Elixir cures coughs aud colds.: = BUILDERS OF - a e department.number of arri- who unacce e, and - urgin 6 articles tal the wreck.rt i good .lti rt i Chances.y rals during the month of July via the St.Law.Government to Padhers firmly to the Bill also saw and talked with natives who boarded ter a place has become so popular.While Legetine wilt cure the worst case of Scrolls \u20ac \u2019 Business = CHURCH & CHORAL humerus Unied Site mous of rat tation 0 à ce major a the ia Which thy sd thoy \u201ched kn mot Amn he at ete SPL Summer Besocis.THE BOSTON |(G009D CHANOE FOR uum aay en cores the number going there, making a total of im- House of Lords.[It was also resolved that the < from her.A pair of spectacles, marine glasses, the Visitor to Old Orchard who has not secured ta arriving in Ontario during that month action of the House of Lords raises a constitu- knife and other articles were surrendered and his room in advance will be likely to suffer.A viopt, from hree banks of keys, costiag fees FOR SALE.A TINEMITH'S SHOP, IN ONTANIO- Pog ose ta three vas cop CLOTHING STORE! oodvesteescone.rrewntoroprioos weg.apps.hoa + As x Ai ee 379.The arrivals were largest in May, tional question tending, directly to compel the have been forwarded to Washington.The na- number of hotels have been built along the by letter, Box 38, L'Otlan u.183 13 ORGANS TUNED & REPA when they were 5,859.June followed with country to consider the possibility of maintain | tives said the wrecked vessel carried a pair of beach within the past few years, but the in- OFFERS FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS, To MILLINERS\u2014Rare Chance IN CITY OR COURTRE.| 3,758.Of the July arrivals 48 went to Quebec, ing » system which will enable an irresponsible peindeer horns on the end of her jib-boom.The creased volume of travel imperatively demands 193 to Manitoba, and 2,081 remained in On- Chamber to defeat the will of the nation.Mr.« Vigilant is known to have carried such or- still farther odation.Old Orchard - terio.Of those settled in Ontario 889 were Gladstone to-day received a hundred messages an on in the » of the tase: > Sn naments, and is said to be the onl in the senses many of the essentials for a lastin Bt , 501 Irish, 409 Seotch, 100 German, and letters from Liberal olube aud other organ- hating feet having such, which Joads to the y ; E wd 105 American.vaio Sit Milley Sou song, SE y ot, oo vu SPECIAL BARGAINS Proms sient of buries dove, Rss ha tri op Orders prompt! lied, and the = larity.Its magnificent beach, superb o\u2014 AND \u2014 : .izations urging the Government to remain conclusion that the wreck was that vessel.Her Fathing, Convenient sevens from points and ; STEAM SAW MILL FOR BALE.firm.cabin was full of water, masts gone, and four proximity to a city, give it a decided ad- SPECIAL PRICES séacetre 6.T.R, 60 mie from ) : RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.Earl Psmbroke declares that the ory that the deud bodies were found in her.The natives vantage over the Lower St.Lawrence watering > Sn ond oF tbe Best rares SAIS EE fn Protection from Speculators\u2014The Jewish amendments of the House of Lords to the Land said the dead even looked as though they had places.IN EVERY DEPARTHENT.vince.An energetic man could cirar the price aukod in a Persecutions.Bill are an attack on the principle of the Bill is been deud many moons ; that the skin The Old Orchard House still maintains its mo ax the good win ef profitable expor trade 9 # .Lounox, August 15.\u2014It is asserted that the untrue.~The amendments dealing with the of their faces was withered and drawn prétentions of being a first class hotel Room Must be Made for Fall Stock.apply te L pn og *™ * Russian Ministry of the Interior is considering termination of existing lenses only restores the tight.From this it 3 eur and the fact that the same people THE FAR-FAMED POPULAR CANADIAN 180 13 «YM.a | YT, ADIES SOLID LY measures for preventing the productive power of © shape in which 1k enter e d that the vessel was wrecked as far come to it, year after year, shews | OR : .pris the people bel improperly turned to account Commons.The obstinate injustice of the Gov- back as the Winter of 1879.The party being an appreciation that must be gratifying to the | SUMMER RESORT Butte, fotmerty Si8, and well worth it, ACTORY TO LET OR FOR | MATCHES (Che Tie ren est »% -by speculators.It is intended to establish.| ernment towards the landl he says, is the ynabdle to go further westward on account of proprietor.I should think that fully one-half reduved to $7.30, sserifierd.1 er ap ME Michardme sat .of 96.00 Watehes ut oetiét * official control over all Russian grain markets, sole cause of the deadlock.melting snow, proceeded to Cape Berdze and of the people from Montreal staying st thi##St.Lawrence Hall, Cacouna.| sesenent well ¥ wisdows oa three | Balance D RRANTRD 19 MONTRE.1:22 over the foreign demand and the price of grain were picked upby the *\u201c Corwin on June 20th.beach are registered at the Old Orchard Hous, §.44, x n of 1851.on [Suits Seavonnble, former price 810.re.ceux pires Sowing A a EVENE wna fiver Bracelets, Ny Peagaons, August 15.4 PRESIDENT GARFIELD, | en a ee eee Lu able, of | PES EEE NE EE eee res ES Ba iL Eh T.ERSBURG, \u2014A utation Alarm Symptoms \u2014 The President fo miles.e mildness of the vious in, have secured tem accomoda , last soason.- rs > - WF Toms of Pharkoi vs today received Ly | Com otely rentratod = Excivemient Wiater and the thinness of the os gave Captain where.Tho Manager will aim to promote the comiort snd All of our Suits are marked away Educational._ At about pau BT SELL .t Kutisoff, who ià investigating the anti- at the Wi House.Hooper strong hopes of being able to reach and À great desl of dissatisfaction withthe manner |\u2018 expenonce in the Hote) Business, fealy confident that he down to stimulate trade dur- ANAS AAAS es | 2 © Jewish riots.The deputation stated the cause WasHINGTON, August 15, 6:30 p.m.-\u2014The explore Wrangel Land aud at the same time to in which oue of the principal hotels is managed.| Saf make the hotel the homo of the tourists, aad their | .Mes.(Rev.P.D.) MUIR, , \u201c R W.STODDART of the riota is not economical pressure alone, irritability of the President's stomach returned searsh for the \u201cJeannette.\u201d Fears are enter- this year is folt and opeuly expressed by many of | \u201cpor rates, do, aâôress JOHN KENBY) M ing the warm season.PEN HER SCHOO! : di and a Bleury but a variety of other circumstances.Kutisoff during the afternoon, and he has vomited three taindd that some whalers were lost, as early in | those who have gone there.| Your correspond | Gecouna.Pade WILL K2-O L, on 1% replied that the Government was determined times since 1 o'clock.Although the afternoon July, large quantities ofoil were secn by natives ent can speak intelligently upon the subject; .Pants that were good value ot 81.50 MONDAY, the Sth SEPTEMBER, = $plictt or of Patents po stop the practice of violence, wl the Minis.rise of temperature + lesa than it has been for in the water.Having | himself been ous of t unfortansies ST.J AMES HOTEL, marked te cledr for 51.BOYS UNDER 10 ADMITTED.am EI TX the Interior had requeste vernors several days his puise and respiration are more e is on a par with Dr.Johnson's + ho wool Pants, former price, : a \u20ac : 5 of Western Provinces to furnish statistics re- frequent, so that his condition is on the whole | THE HUSBAND OF A BARONESS.ed leg of mutton that was *ill.fed, ill-kept, ill |- THREE RIVERS, ; an duced Te \u201d, 100 #7 373 AQUEDUCE STREET.C G.C.SIMPSON, i garding Jews and their occupations, in order to less satisfactory.His puise is now 130, temp.Mr.Ashmend Barilett's Luek\u2014_The Mam cooked and ill-served,\u201d and the attendance is.\u2014 a do ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL| ™* gxxemat PATENT oFrIont, Ægulste the-abnormal condition of affairs, 90.6,resp.22.- < of Many Names and Long Purse.little, if any, better.The fact that the house gobo The sar Howes De or ab Drie ie prosont \u2014 COMMISSIONERS OF TUS CITY : td Jews outnumber Christians and mono- 8:30 p.m.\u2014A¢ this hour the information ob- Loxpom, August 15.\u2014Mr.Ashmead Bart- is quite full at the present time is a strikin Management extensive and fmportent changes have best EAN IT! OF MONTREAL, - .Ce 146 81.James street.JE Fo 7 polise trade.tained from the attending surgeons is to the lett certainly seems perfectly happy with his evidence of the tremendous tush to this place farmitare replace Cha oi, Tres fo dom =., WE MEA | The re-opening of Claseos in the Csihôtio Commencie pussnts soured tn all countries whers Soli à i Bo | GERMAN AFFAIRS.: effect that, while the indications are that the wife, \u2018and appears thoroughly $o enjoy his The Fiske, Lawrence and 8t.Cloud seem added to the « oristma f acliities of the iss, make me Academy and Polytechnic Ahool, and all the other ranted, \u2019 a President\u2019s wound is doing vary well and is ajtered fortunes.Not very long he was take the lead of the beach hotels, thoug ' Leon Springs will ind this » most convenient rouse.Gentlemen! do not miss this OD~ schools ander the control of this Board, will tabs place | BY Vationn's Jerma-Gambetta's Amélie parently not the cause of the present trouble, private titde to the sons of Mrs.lay, of 1 have airosdy intimated, all the houses i = Sa a = 4 the JOS.RIENDEAU & Os, Proprietors.i j ou Monday.the Seth August.arpel Welk, on Wy the fact cannot be concealed that the patient is twick Park\u2014the widow of one of the mem- place are at the present time well patro \\ ; 14:48 portunity to secure bargains.: \u20ac xp = a BeruiN, August 15.\u2014The Vatican insists | extremely weak, and that his disability is such bers of the great firm of Barclay, Denkins & Your correspondent having been unable : t Vor furihér partioalars apply to the Principal of cost | AL Ca gt As our Clothing fe all out im the latest sao.189 87 x FELT AND pen the abolition of the tribunal for the trial ss to cause anxiety.It has been determined not Co., in which Mr.Thrale, the friend of Dr.secure a room at any of the hotels meditates at THE CLAREN DON, style, purchasers ean rely en getting C : ET under ecclesiastical causes as a preliminary condi- to disturb his stomach by permitting him to Johnson, was a er, and now he finds him- night npon the advantages which Old Orchard: #* U [ ; HE MONTREAL vs he Carpet, erie te a8 tion of yielding, upon the question of ratifying eat for the present, and nourishment is \u2018being self tha husband of n in her own \u2018riglit, | offers to the traveller in search of health and SARATOGA SPRIN Gs, GOOD FITTING & DURABLE GARMENTS.+ Seg, md i pn deltrera fra olerical appointments to the Government.administered by means of injections.The sur- with an inceme of £150,000 a year.Of this pleasure in a 7 x 9 attic room over a huckster | HARRIS & LOSEX Proprietors.\u2014 _.BENNET & 00g = The North German Guaetts sre the portion geons explain the difficulty by asserting thst sum the Baroness has settled £15,000 a year, sltop, some way back from the-beach.For .Ts Wiclesals Metienass, Fumi sisi.: of Gembetta\u2019s speech at Belleville, in which he the President's stomach has fylied to respond res 1.fi as et money, on the youthful hus these luxurious quarters with board st one of remain ju ocre- j | said I hope to ses the day @ben our sovered as it shonfd, bence the deterdiination to inject band, sud he has oponid a private the beach hotels which, by the way, is\u2019 very RENE Cie Bold wil open watt OLOSING BALE $Seethren w ng a : Miscellaneous: once more be united to France,\u201d nourishment.There is a decided feeling of banking account at Messrs, Hoars, in Fleet \u2014-he pays $14 week, and is told that he { Transient rates 4 por day.DURING THE MONTE OP AUGUST, Sma Carmi contains a fresh aud unmistakable re- anxiety among the members of the Cabinet street {which, after Childs, in\u2019 the oldest aid bo han] at it is as well Special mien for families snû during September.roge J : PBBEAKFAST CEREALS.flgunce to Alsace-Lorralne, with the in- and attending surgeons, and at this writing, firm in the me lis).He han also not only with him as it is.It is probable, however,\u2019 r= AT THB \u2014 CORNER NOTRE DAME AND PLACE P'ARNES, | \u2014_\u2014 ow sation © of describing the present state the situation is at least very grave.Nothing taken the name of Burdett-Coutta before that of that bythe ond of this week a Jarge number of THE IROQUOIS HOUSE, BOSTON OLOTHING STORE, | .fusranz une) 1864.) RCT OLATED 8 of affairs as merely provisional.The Gasstts has been heard from the sick-room during the Bartlett, but after it also, and he now rejoices people will have left, though anyone intending | : : : Tc ey Al bi en ed Soria lars ou | CRACKED SU FR adds :\u2014\u2018 We regret that Gambetta, in the pro- last hour, and the Cabinet officers are now in in the names of William Lehmati Ashmead coms here should endeavor to TORS © BELOW MOUNTAIN SY.MILAIRE, | 41 & 43 St J h St tn Bo , Penmaneb! Commenter Mental | : \u201ca !minent position he now occupies, never allows waiting to hear the latest news.MacVsagh Bartlett Berdett-Coutts Bartlett-Coatts! - The Th advance.: Lawn tennie\u2014 ques } \".osep 186 Artikmefic, Business Correspondence, Eagith, .a your to pass without exciting afresh, by pub- faut said, in response to a question, \u201c We double-barrelled Burdett-Coutta is taken pur- and bess ball are the favorite Sut-of-door amuse- O¥LY ONE HOUR FROM MOXTHRAL BY G.T.KR.Co For full information, apply êt the College, or address, 5.1 gpeaches, the feelings of She French nation pave heard nothing «ince the bulletin von Raat directions contained in the will dated ments, Great proficiency in the former game | .Return tickets, $1.28.Co, 1880 DAVE ai : : Germany an © status quo, thereby ued.course, we ate very ous.arch, , e most noble Harriet has n \u2018attain two gentlemen an | acsommodation gossts.\u2019 COL \u2019 owing his anxiety to bo regarded by his coun.We expect to hear something very Duchess of 8t.Albans, formerly Harriet Coutts, he ane from Sherbrooke, tie ether from en | moe re foe 09 9 | OTTAWA LADIES.COLL GE QE J trymen as one who devoted himself the life- soon.\u201d The following cablegram was sent of the Strand, the widow of Thomas Coutts, the York, who rarely leave the Old Orchard House PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, vt I ey = long task of effecting a realization of French to Lowell st 8.30 this evening by the maternal grandfather of the nt Baronées.tennis court for anythin other than their D.TOURIGNY, PROPRIETOR, nr = Tharsdey rrr 1, LL._projests of revenge.We sincerely wish to fos.Acting-Secretary of State :\u2014*The dent's With a peeress for a wife, an income £150,000 mesls.In the even Lonsing sual takes ARTHABASEA STATION.\u201c of 20 per cent.on Board am Tuition toda | \u2018ter and strengthen (friendly \u201crelations - with condition is less satisfactory.The irritability | a year, £15,000 for t money, good health, precedence ever else; though shere 00 sie rooms for travel pat made % ai dargymes.cé 9 rae | Franer, and, shall, therefore, combat every of stomach has returned, .He vomited three deen à and æcven names, the husband of the are readings, concerts and dramatie entertain- i tas sews Staion, het fo \u2018 f sl.o@pt to renresant them as provisional sine 1 o'cloak Faaerizire 30.8 (eawthan, 5 t tb be the happiest 'of men.meats every now and then.Some amustrent Desis oF hour: md : =i = vw.: ; : : atoters.i ; dr ra Pre EE) 8 \u201c\" + 7 Sp RUE Vois XEIL.0000000 0000 csterhou cran sn NO 191s Tua Bran for the weak émding Aug.18, and \u201cthe eerresponding perivd 1880 August, 1880.\u201cAugust, 1881.\" Wiiday \u2014.9 16,466 Monday .8 16,180\" \u2018Tossda¥.10 10,388 Tnesday .0 16,151 \u2018Wed'sdsy.11 16,258|Wed'sday.10 16,100 jJarsday.12 16,413{Thursday.11 16.177 areessn18 16,310{Friday.12 16,163 wrday.14 16,108|Sat'rday.13 17,397 veseesees 97,030] ~Total.08,287 werage daily ciroulation for week ending August : 18, 1881 :\u2014 | 16.376.5 pie \u2018\u2014 i JEM.ANPREW RANKIN, of Windsor is mow making » tour of the Townshi in the interest of THE STAR, Mr.mkin is duly author ised to receive Subscriptions for the Paper, and te collect money due us.GRAHAM & CO, : Publishers THE STAR.TUESDAY, AUGUST 186, 1881.- Out of Town, Persons leaving the city for the holidays can have THE STAR forwarded to them by leaving address at the office, 158 St James stroet.À rew Vigorons sentences passed on some of our rowdies would assist in restoring Montreal to its accustomed quietness.If footpads are .willing to try issue with the law then there is but one thing to do and that is for the law to make footpads realize the danger of their amusement.Every footpad who assaults à woman should get the lash, hard and heavy.lt \u2018ie always well to remember that as Juvenal .said, * Bad men dislike crime, but only through fear of punishment,\u201d just as good women hate sin through love of virtue.TE tolls on the Eric Canal have fallen off from $105,541 in the month of July, 1880, to 655,542 in the month of July, 1881.The tolls since the opening of navigation this year only amounted to 8256,357 as against $534,388 for the same period last year.The scramble for rates between the competing lines from the West, tha competition of the Mississippi River route, and the greater facilities of the St.Lawrence are said to be the cause of this falling off, but we may rest assured that an effort will be made to make the canal free, and if that succeeds the Frie Canal will resume some, at least, of its old .jmportance.To \u2014\u2014\u2014 THE delays which take place in the law courts of this Province continue to be the subject of | \"loud complaints.Cases that in Ontario would be settled in a few days here take months and even years.The litigants are obliged to \"foot all the expenses, and the judges as well as thé lawyers procrastinate and: procrastinate \u201cunMl tLe money involved is \u2018very often consumed in expenses.And all the time the poli- tidans are fighting the air, sbusing each akher's policy, denouncing each other's conduct and doing anything but attempting to bring \u201cabout thoes legitimate reforms of which the \u2018people stand so much in need.\u2019 # Oy the motion of Ald.Stephens, the claim the Prince of Wales Rifles for $109, for ser- Fices during the late troubles on the wharf, was | ge to be paid, and & claim against the oerinion Government made foz the amount.\u201d This is something like commen sense.Let the Sen be paid, and the carperatien and the Gov- \u2018@éninent can then fight the battle out between \u201cShem.If this motion ef Ald.Stephens is \u201ctaken as à precedent, the difficulty will in future be removed, although we see no reason Why the volunteers should be obliged to wait to long for their money.That will be the next point for some friendly Alderman to see to.it _ \u201cTHAT some of the Fenians in the United ates mean mischief is pretty certain.O'Don- san Rossa snd Crowe and their like are quite mopared to run risks three and four thousand giles from the *\u201c seat of war.\u201d They can see to - Le manufacture of infernal machines and sub- warine torpedo boats, snd be the means of ing other men\u2019s necks into the halter.They \u2018 the work of destruction, knowing that : hey are safe and sound when the play begins.i$ nay be fine fun for them, but the \u201c men in fhe gap\u201d are the victims, while Crowe and Rossa keep flashing dynamite from the end of their Tazas was something manly in the old :Mighway robber who demanded in true thea.Yufoal parlance: * Your money or your life.\u2018 \u2018End those old knights of the road were often \u201cdivalpous too.They have left on record many a gallant deed when women called for dheir protection or sympathy.Bad as they ere, some of them were free from coarsepess nd unlike the sneak thief of modern times the old highwayman robbed in an open and dâten in « gentlemanly way.But your murder meak thief is « most contemptible creature and should be punished for being s sneak as +.walls for being a robber.* \"A FASHION paper tells us that * bonnets are Wave & vagus ides that ladies genetallÿ take à +_ good deal of interest in thisir head dresses, but +The average man can sce no difference between \u201c that ie called « lady's \u2018\u2019 bonnet,\u201d and what is \u201cmalled a lady's \u2018\u2019hat.\u2019\u201d\u2019 To most masculine eves they look as much alike as twins, and no smounnt of teaching appears to impress them =\" with the difference, But perhaps this piece of : a fuformation that * bonnets are to be worn \" qmaller than usual this year\u201d may furnish a tlue, and in fature, when we see two ribbons .and one straw we shall call that a bonnet, and \u201cwhen we see two ribbons and two straws we shall call that » hat, J A MAN named Lafranchise is drowned dur- Ing an excursion from Montreal to Quebec.There are conflicting rumors as to the cause of \u201che accident, and no one sppears to be able to ; Garfield.While the bulletins sre always hopeful in tome, the opinions expressed by parties who should know sre anything but cheering, Either the bulletins are not truthful, or the uiterances of the medical mon and others who speak in a despondent manner regarding the wounded President are wisreported for the make of sensationalism, or are of mo value whatever.Mrs.Edson, the muse, who has been almost constantly in the sick chamber, and who ought surely to know whereof shes speaks, has never been very sanguine of the ultimate recovery of the patient.Her utterances have hesn most guarded, and any one reading between the lines can plainly sce a vein of despondency running through all she has said.Dr.Bliss, on the contrary, who has also been in constant attendance, has been hopeful from the very first, and any rise in temperature or other unfavorable symptom that may show itself is acconnted for as soon as it occurs.This is all very confusing, but it can possibly be explained away by the fact that the doctor is of a naturally sanguine temperament, while Mrs.Fdson may just as naturally be of a despondent one.If, as has beer hinted by some of the American papers, the physicians in attendance have been buoying up the people with false hopes, they do a great wrong.No one would regret more thin the people of the Domiuion to hear that Guiteaun\u2019s bullet had deprived the people of the sister nation of their Chief Executive.The foul crime that laid President Garfield low is execrated just as much in Canada as in the United States, and the pro gress of the case is watched with almost equal interest in Montreal as in Washington.But Jet us have the truth.If, as is boldly stated by the Washington Capital, \u201cThe President is sinkipg fast, and his condition is most critical,\u201d let us know it at once.It is now over six weeks since the President received his terrible wound, and during all that time, even according to the official bulletins, he has been able to take but little nagrishment.Add to this the constant lying in one position, and the constant flow of matter from his wound.and it is plain to be understood that he must be in a very weak.condition indeed.But if he is weak, we want to know it from the official bulletins, and not from unauthorized parties.While Canadians from end to end of the Dominion would rejoice to hear the glad news that President Garfield was out of danger, and on the high road to recovery, they are equally interested in knowing if there is a probability of a fatal termination, that they may join with their neighbors in the universal grief.Citv Items.\u2014No.1 Troop of Cavalry have been furnished with a new outfit, comprising swords and sword- knots, saddlery, chains, bhalters, carbine, buckets, cross-belts, pouches, valises and sheepskins.\u2014The attention of the police is called to gatherings of young loafers about Campeau and Lagaachetiere streets, especially in the evenings and on Sundays.The peaceful neighborhood is much disturbed by them.\u2014In the Caledonian Games, this year, there will be no competition for the best dressed Highland gentleman.Another competition has, however, been added to the programme in the shape of broadsword exercises, which will no doubt extromely interesting.\u2014A gentleman residing on laganchetiere street, near St.Hubert, complains that a policeman, hearing the cries of a child, entored tbe area or front garden, and rapped rudely at the closed blind of the front parlor, frightening both mother and child.There was no cause whatever for his interference, and in any case, he might have rung the front door bell.Personal.Hon.Isano Buchanan is mentioned as likely to succeed the late Mr.Bull in the Dominion Senate.Hon.Messrt.Blake, Laurier, Jones and Vail addressed a large meeting at Kontsville, N.5, yesterday.The consecration of Right Reverend Donald Af cDonald, Bishop of Harbor Grace Nfid., will take place at Pictou, on Sunday 21st.5 A Cabinet meeting was held at Ottawa yesterday afternoon, at which the following Ministers were present *\u2014Sir Hector Langevin, Hon.D.L.Macpherson, Hon.Mr.McLolan, Hon.Mackenzie Bowell, and Hon.J.H.Pope.for the Western Division of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and will have an office for the transae- tion of the business of the Company at Winnipeg, Dean Stanley was very proud of the Welsh blood in his veins, \u201cIf there is any bril- lisncy sud vivacity in my family,\u201d he once said, \u201cI attribute it to the fact that my grandfather, a Cheshire Squire, bad the good sonse to marry a bright, mercurial Welshwoman, from whom we have inherited a share of the Col- tic fire.\u201d\u2019 This grandmother, wiie of Sir John Thomas Stanley, was Mary, daughter of Hugh Owen, of Pennrhyn.Sporting Notes.Hanlan has\u2019 boen practising for the regatta, and har managed to roduco himself fifteen pounds within the past two weeks.Robert Roughend, of Toronto, challenges any man in Canada for the bone solo championship of the Dominion, for from $60 to $3560 a side.Chas.Innis, of Orillis, has challenged H.D.Wise, of Leslieville, to row a three mile race for $100 a side.Wise to row in a lapstreak boat.and Innis in a shell.The base ball match at Toronto, yesterday, for the championship of Canada, between the Toronto team and the Actives of Woodstock, resulted in favor of the Torontos by 7 to & runs.At Saratoga.yosterday, Clan Alpine won the mile for mniden three year olds, $350, with Rob Roy second and Explorer third.Time, 1.44.Mile nad a half for all ages, purse $500, was won by Checkmate, Windrush second, Cinderella third.The third race for n pusse of #360.miloand a furlong for all ages, was won by Don K., Anderson second and Brooklin third.¥o be worn smaller than usual year.\u201d - We.| Time, 1.58.In the selling races of three quarters Wo w lof à mile Naviino came in first with White second and Marathon third.Time, 1.164.Mhipping Notes.\u2019 The Allan Mail 8SS.\u2018 Polynesian\u2019 arrived ont on Monday.The Allan SS.\u201c Austrian \u201d sailed from Boston for Glasgow at Z:80-p,m.on Saturday.BS.\u2018Arizona,\u2019 {ram Liverpool, and \u201cHermod,\u201d from Havre, have arrived at New York.The Dominion Line Btenmship \u2018Tentonia,\u201d from Liverpool, passed Fox River at 11.40 yesterday morning.The Allan Mall 88.\u201cHibernian,\u201d from Baltimore for Liverpool via Halifax and Newfoundland, sailed from Halifax at moon on Monday.The Inman Line SS.* City of Berlin,\u201d from Now York.August 6th, for Liverpool, via Qué¥ili- town, arrived at six p.m., Sunday, 14th inst.Cleared from port :\u2014Barque * Virgo,\u201d London, deals pod phos hate ; $3.\u2018\u201c Greoian,\u201d Glasgow, goneral ; * Riversdale,\u201d Avonmontk, general The Allan 88.\u201cWaldensian,\u201d from Boston, si- rived at Glasgow en Sunday and landed her live stock shipment of 239 oxen without mor- \u2018BOGUS _BARON, | Gee na -_\u2014 He IMPÜDENT, IRREPRESSIBLE, INPECU- , NIOUS, IMPOSTURE, \u2014.Extensive Swindling Opovations.Br.VALIER, Province of Quebec, sotk, 1881 June .Dean SiR.\u2014I have to inform you bow the affair stands against the estate Jate Baron Chas.Lemoine de Longueuil.\u2018We entered the Parliment in May.Myself addressed the Government in English give \u2018the historrie of the Decentance of Baron/ Chas, de Lemoine de Longueuil from the 1640, when he reached Canada from france, taking in considerrations hia sons 11 & 8 Daughters also the familie of the Baron Chas.Lemoine de Longueuil (2.) his Fawilie of 15 children, bringing in my address the linage of Baron Peter Lemoine de Longueuil, who was a soue of the 2d Baron Chas.Lemoine, left Canada to France in 1698, and reside there, some of his sons 4 & 8 daughters came to Nova Scotis in 1752, where now a large circle of successors of that high Royal noble familio those still exist in our Sister Prov.N.S.that I now represent the prior claims at Law with their Bills and power of Attorney given unto my hands-and also 1 represent all those who sent their Bills without a power of Attorney which was luid aside at once \u2014also J approvide the marriages of your Ancestors of one John Bradley married to Anna Maria Le Baroness de Longueuil in the year of Our Lord One thousand seven hundred and 57, at St.Michal.P.Q., Ca., which the said Dic tionary of the Royal Familie Baron de Len- gueuil in print was produced\u2014which was excepted only the nt of that present generations with Bills without a power of Attorneys given according to law, was put on one side, unless the said power of Attorney \u2018is meet before the moeney shall be paid by the 31st of July next as soone the retnrns comes from Her Majesty's Government in England which is Jooked for every day as itis almost 7 weeks, so vou understand this now.Mr.Curry 1 know you have been a enimie against me and all your Familie still 1 acted on your behalfes of all of you.I know that you do not understand the Laws up here All your Claims stands as soone as the power of Attorney with cost will be sent in haste | shall act at once with one my learn- eth Councillors Mr.Roy and La Rue in Parli- ment if not you must consider your claims avoid also you must \u2018consider Mr.Curry, no fould as you all have seen it last Spring in the Montreal papers as the Title was given me as Baron de Longueuil of Longueuil Pro.Que also you have seen the patent letter signed by Louis XIV.and 1 have been recognized by Her Majesty's Government last Dec, 1880.1f 1 had not correspond with His Excellency Gov.Genl and Her Ruyal Highness Princess Louisa, I would not got it yet, as Princess Louisa be- longest to the same Royal familie of late Henry Duke de Longueuil, 1546, in France and Austria, so you cane see what work I had to go through and now at present stand on a sollied grount, and all of you, if you do what is uired unless you will loose your rights and never will be able to recover it also I hold His Exellencys patent letters 9 in | number one I am looking forward This day or to morrow.| only desire you where here only 24 hours and approve your s¢lfe, I desire for you to come at once, telegraph ahead as soone this get on hand if you are comming or not, you can come Direct here on the Intercolonial R.R.in Distance of two Miles Village St.Valier, but there is a Station callt St.Valier Station 20 Miles trom Quebec I give you the last chance all gf you so you sce do it and consider the matter now I am here and not retutneto N.8.& U.S.untill the moeney is paid latter part July although my Residence be at Longueuil for the future according to the Goverments orders You can give notice to all and Mr.Benj D Longill Awaiting yeur immietiadl: graph or mail, because I shall the 10th next Month.Yours verry turely Baron J.À, de LoNGUEUIL.St, Valier Village Prov.Quebec Ca.It seems almost superfluous to have to state that the self-styled Baron de Longueuil, the writer of the above letter to a man in Nova Scotia, is an impostor, as his letter itself bears thé stamp of fraud upon every page and besides his imposture was t oroughly exposed in THE STAR several years ago.But ns it seems that he is still operating in Nova Scotia and elsewhere at a distance and receiving more or less credence as well as cash from many poor people, it is perhaps necessary to give his past Bator a little ainng once more.HIS ANTECEDENTS, It may be as well to state by way of a preface that some few years 0 a well known advocate of this city was called upon in his capacity as honorary solicitor for the German Society by Mr.Munderloh, German Consul, and introduced to a man whom he said had applied to the Socicty for assistance and advice.This man was none other than the soi-disant Baron de Longueuil.He pretended that he was the direct descendant of the old Longueuil family, from one of the brothers Lemoine who were living in this country at the time of the English conquest, and who, he said, had subsequently moved down to Nova Scotia.He said the scigneury ob Longueuil had gone improperly into the hands of the Grant family, and that he and his relatives in Nova Scotia were the real owners of the estate.The solicitor heard the man's story, questioned him, took notés of him, and examined the papers which he put forward in support of his claim.The resuit of the investigation was that it was found that his name was not Longueuil, but Langille, that by a mispronuncistion it had been screwed around to sound like the former; that, anyway, the name could have nothing to do with it as the real name of the titled family was Lemoine, Longueuil being only a title; that Langille was more German than anything else, as the German language was the only tongue he could speak fluently, that his ancestors were Pro ts whereas the Lemoines were Catholies, that if he came from France at all, it was not from the same part as the Le- moines who were from Dieppe, that in fact from his own showing he could not claim the slight- answer by Tele- go to Quebeh by est connection with the Lemeines or for ward the least sign of heirship to the uil seigneury.THE BARONY OF LONGUEUIL The Baron de Longueuil, who was in possession of the estates at the time of the session of the country to the lish in 1768, had only one child, à ter, whom all his estates desopnded by inheritance.She married David Grant, Captain of a Scotch regiment, and the t Baron, whose title has been recognizad the Government, isher grandson.They have held the selgneury unoomtested for a century and half, so even ifthe soi-disant Baron the best right-in the world by ancestry his claims would have been prescribed long betore > mT.that .-modus à of the pretended Baron is to commun with parties, that they are descendants of Lemoines and lawful heirs of the estate, that he is the chief heir and will look after their claims en oon- CANADA'S OLATMANT.| asking in\u2019 behalf of à gulled client concerning the self-styled Baron.To this | he had given bis office to be at a certain number jus as there was Do such num ber.It was about this time that his im was first exposed.So extensive have been his operations that at one time he was known to have some two or three thousand dollars in his possession all culled frown poor and credulous people.Many other things could be told of his performances, but the above should be sufficient.: Let everyone who is approached by him rest: sssured that thoy bave not the least claim whatever on any part of the Longueuil estate, and keep their money for « better purpose than.that of supporting a swindler.\u2019 Amusements, Acapemr or Musig.-At this house last evening - was produced Colville\u2019s sensational dramas \u201cThe World.\u201d As was indicated in the advance notices and announcements ¢ The World\u2019 depends for - success upon the excellence of its scenic and mechanical appointments and effects.As « rule first night performances are not favorable to such productions, and last evening, furnished no exoop- tion to the rule.The play is a five act one, having eight tableaux, on each of which the curtain was dropped; the waits between the falling and rising of the curtain were long and tedious, and though the orchestra struggled valiantly to fill the gaps they wero nevertheless vory apparent.As à matter, of course, this dilliculty should disappear ufter one or two performances, but it is to be regretted that stage-managers do not have the wisdom to avoid the making of their * first night\u201d a simple dress rehearsal.Of the play itself, the plot is laid in Cape Colony, mid-ocean, and in London.It is cleveriy put together and the dialogue is easy and natural.There is, as a matter of course, the romantic yonng heir and here, who has been and is being deiranded of hin estates; the governess who loves him, but is unfortunately \u2018promised\u2019 to his worthless brother; the hero's younger brother, the well- dressed villain; the despised wife of the younger brother; the heavy villain willing to make use of any method ; the more cautious one who belioves in olock-work, infernal machines and insurance policies, and the usual round of characters to fill up a large cast.Of the scenic effects the raft in mid-ocean is by far the most realistic and effective.It-is a wonderfully fine and natural\u201d representation, and receivéd the applause it so well merited.We were never present at the explosion of an infernal machine, and hope never to be, but if it should be our lot, we hope the machine will be a slow one, similar to that shipped by Mr.Jewell upon the * Lily of the Valley.\u201d Of the characters, that of Sir Clement Huntingford, known as Charles Hartley, Mr.W.A.White- car, Was one of the most prominent and effective.Mr.Whitecar has a good stage presence, u fine voice and is an accomplished actor.Mr.W.H.Lytell, Mr.Jewell alias Isidore Montgomery, the Hebrew man of business, was simply immense.His presence of mind on all occasions, even the most serious, was delightful.His dialeot was all thas could be desized, while his pantomime was irresistible.Mr.Louis Baker as Hurry Huntiny- ford was passable except in his last act, where be falls down the elevator.A more clumsy bit of acting it would be difficult to imagine.Previous to his fall he gave no indication, whatever, of a desire to commit suicide, while his descent of the elevator shaft appeared of the most deliberate kind.If he intended to jump down he should have given some intimation of it, if his death was intended to be accidental he should have made it look so.His acting of this portion of his art simply did not hang together.Miss mma Herne was a pleasing Mury Blythe, and Miss Laura G.Clancy an admirable Mabel Huntingtonford, the discarded wife.Her denunciation of her eowardy husband was very effective.Taken as a whole \u201cThe World\u201d is well worth seeing and is likely to draw better houses, even than last night's, which was a good one.The behavior of the ocoupants of the gallery, last night, was a disgrace to any well organized place of amusement, and the management will do well to take vigorous adtion to put a stop to it in the future.- ICTORIA RIXK.\u2014A novel and pleasing entertainment was inaugurated last evening in the Vio- toris Skating Rink, under the management of Mr.Bageard, formerly.manager of the French Dramatic Company.For an opening night, and with a performance entirely new, the audience was fairly large.The experiment is likely to prove a great success as the entertainment supplies a felt want in midsummer amusements.The programme ia of light, pleasing and varied chalk acter, the building is large and well ventilated, and opportunity is given for an occasional promenade.The evenings at the Rink are destined to become very popular.Last night the first number on the programme was an overture by the Harmony Band, led by Mr.Hardy, the baton being wielded by Mr.F.W.Mills, who has besa eugaged to conduct the orchestra.This selection was very well rendered and received loud applause.Then followed ¢ The Bassetts,\u201d (Jedediah and Majory) an exceedingly olever couple, who, in s lively sketch entitled \u2018 Miss Antique Chinaware\u2019s Reception,\u201d introduced a number of clever character sketches.Miss Lulu Dilmay sang two leasing ballads in & manner which captivated her earers, and elicited a hearty encore.Mr.Clarke, in humorous character songs, proved very amusing, and the whole entertainment was in every respect a success.A great many lsdies were present, and we may comment favorably on the fact that there is an entire absence of anything in the slightest degree objectionable, a feature only too liable to be present in variety entertainments.Mr.Bageard deserves to be successful in his new venture for the amusement of thoss citizens who cannot leave the city during the Summer months.Canadian Summer Resorts.Arrivals at the Iroquois House, St.Hilaire, August 14, 1881 :\u2014Mrs.A.Thomas, Montreal ; Miss Thomas, do; Miss Thornton, do; Mr.and Mrs.L.M.Wilson, Mobile, Alabama; Mrs.Car- mell and maid, England; R.Wolff, Montreal; M.Giblin, do; J.Carruthers, wife, three children and nurse, Toronto; C.G.Clouston, Montreal ; Mr.and Mrs.Huot and child, do ; Mrs.Senecal and two children, do; Miss Stewart, do; Miss Colquhoun, do; Mr.G.Currell, England; A.Strathy, Montreal; W.J.Fenwick, do; Mrs.Fenwick, do; Miss Fenwick, do; 8.Davis, do; H.Small, do; Miss Small, do; T.W.Wadsworth, do; L.J.Skelton and wife, do; Thos.Craig and wife, do; H.Archibald, do; Jos.Ogden, do; Miss Louson, do ; J.H.Stewart, do ; Aaron Boas, do; B.A.Boas, do; A.Jervaise, England; C.Terroux, John Ogilvie, R.Dalglish, W.8.Mo- Farlane, A.Walker, E.A.Small, L.N.Benjamin, Mrs.Benjamin, child and nurse, Mr.Bchwob, A.MoNider, H.Dobell, Montreal; Mr.Charles, Boston; L.Kanuck, A.MacPatterson,' C.Drum- mond, Montreal; G.M.Robinson, D.Pettinger, J.M.Reid, Moncton ; F.Dade, St.Hyacinthe; Jas.Stewart, Montreal; Dr.Geanotte, St.Hilaire ; J.@.Harper, St.Louis, Mo., and 227 exoursionists.The Recorder and Judge Ramsay.» There has been some misunderstanding on this subject, which may be partislly removed by reading the decision of Judge Ramsay, fully and cor restly reported in the Zegai Newe of last week.The rder may impose three grades of punishment :\u2014 L Imprisonment for 6 months with or without - hard labor?IL Fine of $300.PE Imprisonment for © months and $100 There is no difference in opinion about the twe- first, but ss to the third, de Montigny be- tisved he oould make the imprisonment for 6: months with Aard labor, while Judge Ramsay knows that he cannot.\u2018This simplifies the situstion considerably, and till leaves the Recorder a full measure of punishment.The Legislature pould easily settle the meaning of the third clause.~.LIQUIDATION TROUBLES, Action to Anmnl a Deed of Sale.Mr.Leandre Belanger, one of the sh STAR .CABLE.|, Tus spamsn ELECTIONS.Mapa SPANISH ELECTIONS.Maram d and Assessors who aye to preside at the town$ on the general election day (next Sunday) took Place yesterday.In the vast majority of the \u2018the Government candidates have, es usual, been appointed.\u201d -Close on their heels are the followers of Castellar.Hardly 40 Conservatives will probably sit in the new Parlianient.rot everyahors in the preliminary strogrle \u201calmost everyw in imi strogg yesterday.The Conservative candidates are treated with great severity by the authorities.Ths combined position of all \u2018parties will scarcely muster ono hundred mem- in the new House.Thanks to the strength of its majority, the Government will Be able te k carry out\u2019a I i vocating li reforms both at home Ed cbrosd.noe TERRIBLE FIRES IN SPAIN.\u2014MADRID, August 16.\u2014Terrible fires have broken out almost simultaneously in Murica, Cordova, Huelva, Sevilla, Leon and Céstile Whole mountain sides of thousands of acres have been laid waste, and it is feaped that several lives have been lost.lt is strongly suspected that thess disasters are due to political incendiaries.If the guilty parties are caught they will be treated as brigands and summarily dealt with by court martial.Marshal Serrano is among the heaviest sufferers by the fires.The authorities attribute these savage acta of incendiarism to electoral agitators.It is worthy of remark that the Spanish conflagrations coincide with the outbreak of terrible fires in the South of France, near Bordeaux, which are also sttribu- ted to malefactors.ANOTHER RAILWAY ACCIDENT.ress Runs Into a Freight tilled and Several £m- Bangor Ex Train\u2014One Jared.ST.Joux, N.B., August 16.\u2014While the regular Bangor express train on the St.John and Maine Railway, with St.David\u2019s Church Sunday School picnic train attached, was approaching Spur Cove crossing, three and a half miles from the city, at 9 o'clock, this morning, a downward train, which had been employed carrying rails, ran into it.The fireman of one engine, named Reicker, was killed and several persons were hurt.Several cars were thrown off the track.PRESIDENT GARFIELD.His Condition This Morning BSlightly More Faverable.: WASHINGTON, August 16, 4 a.ur.\u2014The President awoke about half-past three and experienced slight nausea, which soon passed away.Soon after a natural operation of the bowels occurred.At this hour Dr.Bliss reports his pulse firmer and no quicker, and the patient more comfortable.4.45.\u2014The only information that can be obtained from the physicians this morning is that there bas been an improvement in the frequency and character of the President's pulse during the night.This morning it is not only less frequent, but more firm.Official.\u20148.30 a.m.\u2014 The President was somewhat restless and vomited several times during the early part of the night.Since three o'clock this morning he has not vomited and has slept tranquilly most of the time.Nutricious enemata (injections) are successfully employed to sustain him.Altogether the symptoms appear less urgent than yesterday afternoon.At présent his puise is 110; temperature, 98.6 ; respiration, 18.What Ails You?Is it a dibordered liver giving you a yellow skin or costive bowels, which have resulted in distressing piles, or do your kidneys refuse to perform their functions?If so, your system will soon be cl with poisons.Take a few dosesof Kidney- Wort and you'll feel like a new man\u2014nature will throw off every impediment sud each organ will be ready for duty.Druggists sell both the dry and liquid.\u2014\u2014 Evansville Tribune, Notice.To combat ignorance, to uproot old fogvism and confer hesith and happiness, is the object of \u201cThe Science of Life ; or, Self Preservation.\u201d The book is advertised in another column.190 6 Safe, Certain, Prompt, Economic.\u2014These few jectives apply with peculiar force to Dr.Ar Bobumie Oil standard external and internal remedy, adapted to the relief and cure of coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and all affections of the breathing organs, kidney troubles, excoristions, sores, lameness and physical pein .New Advertisements To-Ua \"TENDERS will be RECEIVED iL Sararday, 300 ine.fo the erction of ux dwell cations, &c.apply to the lanes, 8) E Hodson & Bon, 458 Notre Dame street.etor not bound to aovept the lowes: or any tender.189 8 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER- The firm heretofore e: eting wader she name and style of Malo & Ritchot, Merchant ors, will be dissolved.L.K.A.Ritchot is, from this date, the only one authorized = parchas oollect and transact eral busin gen: ess, and for any tions done 7 to the above notice.1911 oi nd.L.N.A.RITCHOT, late of Mslo & Ritchot.LENNOXVILLE.UNIVERSITY OF BISHOP'S COLLEGE, | \"JUST RECEIVED! me de a - oie Sime + \u2014_ mnt] Celebrated, Double Concentrated } LY E! L CHAPUT, FILS & OIE, 309, 311, 518 COMMISSIONERS STREET, MONTREAL ° -177¢ FLOWER TROUGHS! Just opened another lot of those preity Glass Flower Troughs for table decoration in BRIDG ARCHES, HORSE-SHO MALTEES ROARS, GANGES ANGLIA he Also, a large assortment -dellsaty - - - Venetian Corded Glam Flower Vapen, in some 20 different shapes and colors, It's worth your while to see théta at ADAM DARLING'S, Retail Department, 301 St.James Street, CORNER ST.PETER STREET.Those Game Dishes with 5 aies via s stone bake-dish Inside, are T HE BEST ALWAYS Commands Attention | best Farnit You will aiso have the largest and best assorted stock in the Dominion to select from, and having made your selections, wil) buy at prices unprecedently low.CAUTION.THE OSHAWA CABINET CO.bave only one Retail Btore in Montreal, and that ts à Nos.447 & 449 Notre Pame Street.: 185% eod HE NEWELL PATENT UNIVERSAL GRINDER 1 Newell's Patent Universal Grinder! in the Dominion of Canada, or to any Wesi- transact ness in our behalf.Any communication td os to the above please the proprietors NEWELL & CHAPIN, 180 12004 34 Cortlandt street, New York City.TRACHAN\u201d GILT EDGE S T R A C SOAP! H N R À C H A N S TRACHAN'S 197% 1 DO YOUR SEWING WITH CHADWICR\u2019S SEWING COTTON ASK FOR IT! ASK FOR CHADWICK'S SPOOL COTTON.TRY IT! 78eod A.BR.MAKN.GEO.TAYLOR.\"A.R.MAIN & CO., Manufacturers and Importers\u2019 Ageats, 364 and 866 MAIN STREET, WINNIPEG, MAN.From and ba a igre sr Rp gy hg to orders in the North-West fer are place Soles dealars and importers generally.A traveller constantly on the road.Agencies, Correspondence and \u2018 Consignments solicited.174 MONEY TO LOAN! On first mortgage security; interest low, expense moderate.- J.CRADOCK BINPSON, Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agent, 190 6 191 Bt.James street (ÇANADA ATLANTIC RAIL WANTED, ONE HUNDRED MEN.Highest wages paid.Apply, for full particulars, to J.LOCKIE WILSON.At Albion or City Hotels.AILWAY WORK TO LET.190 2 prices will be 191s DE W ANLESS, -after his brief 100 holidays, has resumed his professional practice.3 ss Unien Avenue.ECOND-HAND BOOKS Bought.Al: School and Col Text Bo Fi 55 SET Sn dinaiet gree 179 ILLS NOT PAID ON OR Rie pee fr ool MA Weld 8 MALL FURNISHED HOUSE and use of Plano, $18 month.T.P.Powell, 171 8.James street.; 1913 BLOOD HOUND WANTED TO mL rames vi be dire.Apt ; FARM WANTED\u2014To Rent with option of vaine Address C.Moreté, Hall | MIDDLE-AGED MAN WITH A PRAC- Know of fron are, nd 1 9 ai meet and oorraapond 0 We i 0 a a ES EN Box 640.A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, STRANGER, : wishes room, OT rOOm and im a family where hé: can feel at \u201c \u201d Srak office.191 1 ICE NURSE-\u2014-FRENCH, WELL RECOMmended.75 86.Andre.190 6 entered an action in the Saperior Court, through his counsel, Messrs.Longpre & David, against Thomas Gauthier, grocer, and Dr.Bourque, two of the liquidators of the Saciety, to annul a deed a e The plointif Slyims that the tye liquidators, regardless of their being agents estate, managed to havé the whole stoek sold to themselres in the name of one Moisen, snd that ; qe | of the Hochelags County Building Soclety, vd RO Ts APPLY 0, 8 ER W.(CAREENTE A ANTED,AT 78 BOURGEOIS PASTRY WOMANWANTED-$3JUROR, ST MACE, SER AS tion iant y vamp | 2 190 .nished when desired.te a Michaelmas Term Begins Bept.10th.Con Se agent, The tion for Matri tion and will 1898 Moose Greek, Ontario.de held on September 15th.Por particulars apply 0 EDWARD CHAPMAN, B E R T HIER FOR ÉRAMMAR 101 12004 - tary.Will re-open on Monday, Sth Sepsembe OOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS !\u2014A \"For circulars containing tall inkimation, apply do 1arge assortment of Ladies\u2019, Gents\u2019 and Children's or * gore fri ndnes isle ti lsat wp MR E-ELOURTIE ns Senin Lawn Tennis : imported French Kid 184° 6w Be (en Que.and 8hoes.A.DOUGLAS, 417 Notre Dame street.weep CANADA Wire Co.SOLE MAXUPACTURBAS OF BURNELL Four Pointed Barb Steal Wire FENCING.Gummi Best a Farm The SC RATES send fou Samples and Cir quièrs.H R IVES, Manager, QUEEN STREET, MONTREAL._F.GROSS\u2019 Chest Expanding Steel Shoulder Braces, MANUFACTURE D AT TRE CANADA TRUSS FAOTORY, 630 and 690 CRAIG STREET, MONTREAL.\u2014p\u2014 W/an entirety and superior artiots for Ladies and Gentiemen who have soquired a habit >of stooping.This Hraçe is certain to answer the purpose of keeping chest axpandsd and the body upright.The two on the back running over the shoulder blades, ving à gentils and even pressu: will prove conducive ith and ; a strong voit ro de will lost 8 time.and always feel comfditable.ent Expander will enable them to usponders, which are im- 15 Saw Tor Gentlemen, this doaway with the common Jurions to health.5 BARGES BY AUCTION.Cr Om Saterday, 20th August, will be sold at St.Anne's, § good barges, nearly row, in and for work.capacity from A TBE i of bers Barts now ying Annee: Partioniare in Tuesday's papers and iit.- Sale at THREE o'clock.THOS.J.POTTER.Auctioneer, Ane otha 3pialy fiaproyizg sostre of Date of sale and other particulars will be published - \u2014- THOMAS J.POTTER, 1893 ti REAL ESTATE NOTICE! Desiring to good Real Estate Investments will have ample Op this fail at Subscriber's Room.Total amount of sales made by me during the past year, = auction and private contract, half à million douars\u201d à disputes; mo dissatisfaction.Mearly one hundred Properties sold from $1,000 to 000 in value, and many large $5,000 to 0, Every No sales.Transfers (where pro- sinply handed Over to satisfy mortgages) sales.MAS J.POTTER, Real Estates and General Auctioneer.Real Estate 8 specialty.18048 By Shaw & Gowdey.MHURSDAY MORNING NEXT THE 18TH INSTANT.Tho usual weekly sale of Furniture will take place at our rooms, 333 8t.James street, and will comprise Househokd Effscts belongi to an estate, including Gent's Double-cased Go:d W and Chain, latter made to order, good Piano, &c.Bale at TEN o'clock.189 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.To CAPITALISTS AND REAL ESTATE OWNERS.vo We anticipate e Itvely time in this fall, and request those who wish their pro es soid by auction tose us early tn A We have already some properties, Capital In- Property visited nally 208 All Tequiite Information ation YO! a aforded with pleasure.vos HAW & GOWDHY, Real Estate and General Auctioneers, SALESROOMS : 235 ST.JAMES Nearly opposite Ottawa New Advertisements To-Day, ON ASSESSMENT ROLLS.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have completed thelr asresament rolls of all the the City Hall, where the same ma said assessors will their assessment of real estate, set down in the said rolls of assessment, vis.: Monday and Tuesday, the 20th and 30th of August instant, for the East, Centre and 8t.Antoine Yards: Wgednesday and Thursday, the 31st of Au- the 1st of September next, for the West, St Ann's andSt.James\u2019 wards, and Friday and y the 2nd and 3rd of September next, for the St.Lawrence, St.Louis and St.Mary wards; and that they will then and thers hear and ¢xamine all complaints in rela- 1160 to such assessment of real estate that may be brought before them.J.B.ALLARD P RIN Montreal 100 Angus igor 187 8 SOMETHING INTERESTING HOUSEKEEPERS! Do not heat up your house by cooking through the hot weather, but use CLARK\u2019S PREPARED MEATS! SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.(11 ) MONTSERRAT,\u201d Lime Frait Juice, Limetts Cordial, and Pare Lime Fruit Cordials, - =< : FREE OF © AROMATIC Q CLOVE, SARSAPARIELA, JARGONELLE, ALSO.PEPPERMINT, LIME-FRUIT PINE APPLE.BITTERS.Beverages for all Classes, all Seasons, and at all Times.Retail of Grecers, Chomists, Wine Mer chants, de, Everywhere.SOE commons: H.SUGDEN EVANS &CO., MONTREAL.WHOLESALE DRUGGISIS.DECKER Are officially acknowledged abiihe Maker of \u2018the MOST PERFECT PIANO KNOWN.EMERSON PIAX®S 4% low expeusive, but not less celebrated.JAMES & HOLMSTROM PIANOS arc wn- varpessed at their price.WAGNER PIANOS, warranted for 5 years, at $2350 6250.WEBER PIANOS of higher standard and lower MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS! THE BEST IN THE WORLD.DeZOUCHE & CO.sôÜk AGENTS, Ne.333 ST.SANES STREET.pe COFFEE | LYMAN, BONS & 00.: STREET, | Hotel.17840 187 ALCOHOL!) .180% Send for Illustrated UNSOLICITED \u201c Onyr.enen,\u2014Having been in Ohtario Istely, and having procured a bottle of your CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OM COFFEE! I think that it is just what the people want, though not yet introduced here.- AGADEMY OF MUSIC.» AND SATURDAY MATINER.2 EMINENTLY IMPORTANT AZNOUNCENERY.: Production sa | Serations) and Deamby Acie ad THE.WORLD], (CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.ATHLETIC § MONTREAL LACROSSE GROUNDS Thursday, 18th-August, 1881.180tf Secretary.QT.HELEN'S ISLAND FERRY.The Steamer * Fiigate» runs between th foot of Jacques Cartier Square) and the Island, nes Eat hour.First trip from Montreal, 9.30 a.m., continuing throughout the day.Leaving the Island Hours, City at the Balf hours.a the be and the Fare\u2014To go and return, Be.168 3m GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, &c.Free.= _ 1864 MONTREAL ENCAMPMENT, No.l.L 0.©.PF.\u2014 th, at 8 p.m.sharp, in Odd street, Impoxiant business.550 4 LYON SILVERMAN, C.PACQUES CARTIER PERMA- NEN ed, Shareh BUILDING SOCIETY.\u2014We, the undersign- oidezs of the Jacques Cartier Permanent Building Society, hereby give notice that at the Extraordinary Gencral Meeting of this Society called for Mone day, the Twenty-second day of August coumnt, at Two docx in the afternoon we will put in our prolest against the decision of the Directors in relation to confisce- of the shares of L.W.Sicotte, Esq.ares of all other shareholders which have been onted, before proceeding to the question of liquidation, Dame 8.L Duverger, per H.Duve: GC.P.Naegile, ° ©.Bonchasd, Louis À.Drapeau, A.de M E.Hurtubise, Ed.P.3 L Alphonse È va Grenier, ustave e Tonancour, Jereraie Perrault, Marsalis & Benjamin, A.Vincent, Alphonse Racine, Cha.W.Meyer.Galarnean, Montreal, 8th August, 1881.Provincial Exhibition To be held on the Exhibition Grounds.MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE, NONTREAL; three departments, Arranged in q Agricoltaral, Horticultural & Industrial, sd hrtpiecrdat WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th Rroopting Homes Cote Shep S100, Tak arte Friday, September 23rd.» Entries in all departments must be made with the Bed retarias in Montreal, on or before THURSDAY, ; Prise Lists and Porms of with othsë \u201c2 | = \u20ac.ans, SENS pong rr SN They are more stylish They are easigr on the feet Than any other shoes ANGUS & TOURVILLE, LADIES\u2019 PARLOR SHOE STORE,\u2019 8681 NOTRE DAME STREET.70.Sote Authorized Agents EXHIBITION OF CARPETS! In the midst of the bustle of Exhibition in visitors are remi for the great mber, Rurcliasers and intending of the fine exhibit of CARPETS of every Kho ou 5 THS, CURTAINS, POLES, STAIR RODS, y on view THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, (BSTABLISHRD 1859), where a call will speedil Trea] Tob Aread acquainted with the fact Th or for styles, ray 0 of thin\" pe variety, in evrry deparunent of tabitshe house Bas cn none of the rvediy beld for eo 1many years.11 goode & Arriving weekly.Five per cent.vot toy JAMES BAYLIS & SON, 459 and 461 Notre Dame St.175+eod J UST RECEIVED! \"A FINE ASSORTMENT OP DENTS BEST GLOVES, \u2014 BY \u2014 J.B.LAFLAMMR, (LATE OF KEMPS, 349 8T.JANES STREET, \u2018 (Opposite Uttawa Hotel) _Tirsholase Shirts made to order.1802aw + - ONTREALS INCREASE IN Cf ropalation\u2014i3457 in ten years, the largest ; immer ete any ses tn Canada.Great show in Cowan's.Kvery variety, shape, size and ~tyle In Pelt, Silk and Straw Hats.Pallovers our R.W.COWAN & CO.THÉ HATTERS AXD PURRIERS Corner Notre Dame ana Bt.Peter Streets.WEEKLY TEST.» Number of purchasers served during week ending August 13th, 1881.8,478 Same woek last your.5.788 Increase.\u2026.\u2026.asavaspsssesececs anse .006 SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ! This week we mean to push, Keop up the mighty rush, Which has began, For people everywhere, Who always bay with care, Are hast\u2019ning to the fair, Which bas begun! We mean large lots to move, And to the publie prove That we're sincere } Sincere in all we say, In giving goods away, At balf-prico every day, So do not fear! The loss it will be ours, For you, the harvest hours, { Improve them well } So come here in your might, And see the great delight Reigning from morn till night, Low prices tell ! Procrastinate ye nor, But go right to the spot, 8.Carsley\u2019s Store « Heed not the storm or gloom, Come early and be soon, If early, you'll have room, In Carsiey's Store .191 MONDAY, THE 15th.» p BARGAINSI BARGAINS! Ladies will do well by taking advantage of the great Bargains now being offered in S.Carsley\u2019s Dress Goods Department.Four specinl lots of Dress Material have been p reduced az follows : One Lot at 9c.One Lot at 10c.One Lot at 13c.One Lot at 184c.FIRST LOT.Call and ace our Polka Dot Cashmere, assorted in shade:, now reduced to Qo per yard.Sec our American Tweed, home spun, reduced from 22e to Gc per yard.SECOND LOT.Ask for our Fanoy Debeige, in all shades, reduced from 32¢ to 100 per yard.See our Granite Cloth, reduced from 216 to 10c per yard.Call and see our beautiful lot of Fish Bone, reduced from 18c to 10\u20ac per yard.Also, soveral other lots, of all makes and shades, all reduced to 10c per yard.THIRD LOT.Please call and ree our all-wool Beige, Hair Cord Mohair, Plain Luatres, American Lace Bunting, Plain Persian Cord, Tweed Home-spun, &c., &c., now reduced to 13c per yard.FOURTH LOT.Ask for Roubaix Beige, Rough Serge, Stripe Mohair Silk Warp Dress Material, Plain Beige, also several other lines too numerous to mention, all reduced to 18jc per yani.Remember, only 185¢ per yard.Alo, sce our 350 Dress Goods.S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL.191 JOHN MURPHY & C0, IMPORTERS OF New and Fashionable Dry Goods! Just Opened Out New Binck Cashmeres, Direct From the Makers.& 89 inch Riack French Cashmere, all wool, 50 yl\u2019 #0 inch BLu*k Froch Cashmere, all wool © 0 per yard 3t inch Black Prench C«ahmere, all wool, 75 per yard 48 toch Black French Cashmere, all wool, 65 48 Inch Black French Cashmerw, all wool, 8 ard 46 Black French Cashmere, all wool, 90 per yard 46 à Black French Cashmere, all wool, 1.00 per yard 46 inch Black French Cashmere, ail wool, 1.25 per yard 48 inch Black French Cashmem, all wool, 1.85 per yard Cur Pifey Cent Cashbmer: is as #00 as what we soid in the Spring for Sixty Cupts per yard, apd the others in Five Per Cent.Discount for Cosh en all Purchases over One Dollar JOHN MURPHY & OQ 408 and 408 Notre Dame Street, Corner of St.Peter.1784 (CELEBRATED FLAVORING BXTRAOTS! JONAS & CO\u2019S.For Sale at all Grocers.1am WANTED! Ottmation as Storeman where.no lignor te sold : Is now PY bus wants leave on that account, having Fears experiance in a whoicsale store.A.J.W.Star Office, City.TANT D-\u2014THE SERVICES UF A SHORT writer.who Is a wood 0 corfefbondent, Ts or & week or tw ; am wart Apply 0 WB.Ma Trinh | ny BE RACTICAL MANS X 8IT- Bi PENNY HELPS\u2014-ON i EVERY ple, every dollar saved pur- certutuly che Cheapest Prurnitare House tn the City, sad ing 13 to 3 por cent, as ws purchase ory rs artio's oh uh a peek profit, at what, aad in some than many tn cheapest in the City, OWEN MSEAR RVEY & SON, Oand 11 8t.Joseph street, D orice à \\ FRAGRANT TUOTH WABM! to Powder.Cltanses the Teeth.Purifies the .vais entiie tas Sums 23e botéle.ail Drag Stores, Sole manufastarer, per Bold at chneatnz rot Fre EU the ated, nos re and | at net cash prices.We can D pe I ATS TERE ENTAL PEARLINBE.- wins TS SHAT ition.as Mr.Prowse's.Last Ed This morning, trate, Elisabeth Sinclair was trisd on à -charge of Isroeny proferred sgainst her by Mr.Prowse, whose servant she was.It seems that In the month of April lat she was employed by Mr.Proww, asd shortly afterwards various small ar- titles were missed, but no suspicion fell upon the servant girl, who generally atiended to her work and was civil and obliging.These depredations, however, continued for somo time, until st last Mr.Prowse consulted Detective Richardson, who the girl Sinclair sud a Mrs.Johuson, .who was charged with receiving stolen Only a small gold brooch was recovered, although the gir) 8in- clair confessed to the Magistrate that she had stolen goods to the value of $125.His Honor was about to send the case to the Cour: of Qaur- tor Esssions, but Mr.Prowse interceded, and said he ouly wanted to teach her a lesson, as this was the first known offence.Accordingly Mr.Dugas Bbofôre Mr.Dugus, Police -Magir- took the case in band, resulting in tho arrest of iThe employes of the Canada Mesefiataring | morning, got his pose frastured.\u201cHe uns tarni a table leg in & lathe, when $C pause oF the \u201ccentre\u201d and struck hire.He wat takes to Notre Dame Hospital.\u2014Loais Gaoustte who, somo time age, obtained juégment for $5,000 »gninst the Mutual Fire trance Company of Joliette (in liquidation), has cntered, through his counsel, Messrs.Chure & Co, raisie-arrous after judgment against rae fifteen or twenty members or shareholders of the Company to recover the amount from them.\u2014The employes of the Canadian Rabber Co.had au excursion on the *\u201cThred Rivers \u201d to Sorel, yesterday.About six hundred were present and during the day the P.W.R.band gave a choice selection of aies Mr.Scholes, the manager « of inflicted tho lightest possible month\u2019s imprisonment.quitted.Fire at Reckburn, P.Q.An alarm of fire was raised in Rockburn about 4.30 aun.Saturday, the 13th inst, when she steaw saw mill of this place wasdiscovered to be on fire.An early risor was passing down for some water and discovered a light burning in the mill, and knowing that the mill was not rumming, at once gaæe the alarm.Numbers of people repaired to the scene, and although only 3 very minutes had elapsed, the flames had spread to every part of the building, anû even tho gangway was in a blaze.Seeing that it was impossible to save the mill, they turned their attention to the lumber piled in the yard surrounding the building, which was mostly saved.At 8 a.m.nothing wa: standing but the engine hones.This is made of stone and not joined to the other building.The building belonged to the Rockburn Joint Stock Company, whose loss is very large.Of course the machinery is useless.This is the second time the mill has been burned.and the third time that it has been ou fire.The cause is not known.No fire has been kindled in the furnace for some time.It appears very suspicious to some, and others think that that it may have been caused by tramps smoking.Bodies Recovered.The body of Mr.Malcolm Fraser, drowned at Dorval on Sunday, was recovered yesterday near the spot where he was drowned.The body was brought to town last evening, and the funeral will take place to-morrow.The body of the little lad Kerr, drowned in Gould's flume on Saturday, was recovered while floating down the current at Windmill Point this morning by constable Porteous, of the Water Police.It is said that the mother of the r little fellow, who lives at 588 Lagauchetiere street, is in a very destitute condition.She has five little children to support, the youngest five weeks\u2019 old, and a neighbor informs us that she has no food for the living nor money to bury her dead son.The father started for Boston some time ago in search of work, and has not since been heard from.He Conid Net Play Poker.Arsene Gougeon, 24, of Et.Charies Borromee street, described on the police sheet as a \u201c gambler,\u201d was arrested last night and appeared before the Magistrate in the Police Court this morning, charged with stealing $160 from Edward Baylis.It appears that Baylis had been gambling with him and Gougeon, being the better player of the two, took in * pot\u2019 alter * pot,\u201d until the unfortunate man, whose education in the gambling line had been somewhat neglected, found himself minus $160.He sought Detective Cullen, whom he implored to got his money re- tarned to him, stating that he did not know how to play poker and that Gougeon bad cheated bim.The detective arrested Gougeon, but as no case could be made against him he was discharged.Garrison Artillery Rifle Association.The anual prize meeting of the above association was held on Saturday.In the opening match, 300 yds, 7 shots, P.M.Sergeant Lulham made the highest score (32 points) in the first series.In the Brigade match, 200, 400 and 500 yds.7 shots, Sergt.Mount scored 84, and Gunner Johnson 83 points in the first series.The first and second prizes were $68 and Adjutant\u2019s Cup and $5 and silver cup, respectively.Lieut.Trotter made 50 points in the ion match, 500 and 600 yds, 7 shots.In the open match Bergt.Currie, Sixth Fusiliers, scored 60 points at 500 and 800 yds, 7 shots.The Sixth Fusiliers shot 201 points in the team match.Prompt Payment of Water Tax.About $70,000 water taxes was paid into the City Treasury yesterday.So numerous were the payments that the clerks were kept until after ve o'clock at night connting up the money and balancing accounts.The cause of the great rus! was that the time of the allowance of the three per cent.discount cxpired yestordsy.What was particularly noticeable was the great numbers of poor people or small taxpayers who took .advantage of the discount, but who in other years never paid until a month or more later, and very often had to be proceeded against.This fact speaks well for the present prosperity of the city.Fatal Accident.McLaughlin, a boy of five, was run over on Co horpe street, by a truck aod killed, the wheel passing over his head and crushing it in.The driver of the truck,whose name is John Finnigan, was drunk at the time and driving furiously.A man named Goyot, who saw the affair, states that he shouted out to Finnigan to pall up, but the latter paid no attention to him and drove straight ou.The Corener was notified immediately.Since the affair Finnigan has begn arrested, and now awaits the result of the inquest at the Chaboillex square police station, \u2014_\u2014_ Action for Damages.Mr.J.J.Webster, of Magog, has, through his counsel, Messrs.Baique, Choquet & MoGoun, brought an action against Mr.Cyrille Jodoin for $1.000 damages, for false arrest.Webster, it wiil be remembered, was one of the five directors of the Joliette Matual Fire Insurance Company, who were arrested last February at the instance of Jodoin, on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences, and afterwards acquitted.This is the second action for damages against Jodoin, since the acquittal.LA vue Cricel Sie On Thursday nex \u201cthe Montreal Lacrosse Grounds, the gathering of tbe Caledonian Society comes off, and amongst the many attractions, Macdonald.of Glengarry, the celebrated athlote, will be there.It will be remembered that at previous games he beat the celebrated Donald Dinnie, the champion of Scotland, in throwing the hammer.A programme of tish games should be on hand, as this society always carries out its arrangements in excellent style.The Revelver Again.Pepin Gauthier dit Leroushe pointed s loaded | revolver at Emma Guitbault, on St.Lawrence | Main Street, at the Mile-End, yesterday afternoon, dnd threatened to shoot her.Pepin was arrested and this mourning brought before the Police Court.Mr.Desnoyer, Police Magistrate, sentenced him to a fine of $20 or thirty days in jail.It is said that this case arose out of a former dispute between the two.The Lost Letters.In to one of the cases of alleged ee, addressed to Mr.A.J.sr music dealer, of this city, never reach their destination, the old story is discovered to trus that the letter was never registered at all, according to the avowal of the writer himself, and it is even questionable if it was ever sent.Bursglery.Burglars entered the dry goods aho; oN Mesarn.Clarke & Mooñey on Chaboilles 5 by a eellar window which had ariel left open.The thieves must have been alarmed, for nothing was stelen, though two bundles of goods done up in shawls were on opan- ing the shop this morning.( anti beaver of the stove-pipe order, furmounting the head of aa ice-cream vendor, thetic tastes of that Ande \u201d the offending claiming \u2018\u201c None bat à Quebesquois could wees sach a hat.\u201d The msthete was arrested.Shipping XNetes.88.\u201c Westphalia,\u201d from Hamburg, has arrived at New York.The Allan 88.¢ Corean,\u201d from Glasgow, bringing 95 cabin, 18 intermediate and GQ.steerage nas Et to Quebec at 8.80 au.on Tuet- The Allan mail 58.\u201c© ad alee shih Eases at om à hoc verame at pm on Mendes.About half past one this afternoon, ren £ Li games is prepared, and all who enjoy good Seco F4 the ied tho © Mrs.Johnson was pr The whole proceedings were at the Sxpenso of the compa y.\u2014Wm.Quinn, aged 14, while playing near à horse-power windlass on the wharf in rear of the rubber factory shortly after noon, was knocked down by the lever flying round and striking him on tho back.Sergeant Beaudry conveyed the boy to the Norre Dame Hospital, where it was found that he had sustsined scrious injuries about the head as well as internally.~\u2014The moonlight excursion given yesterday evening by the young men of the East End Methodist Church, on the steamer \u201c Filgate,\u201d was an unqualified sucoess.About five hundred ladies and gentiemen at:onded ; à harmonium was taken on board and the choir ke t a delighted audience about them during the sail.Not the least satisfactory result to the young men was the financial sascess of the affair.Police News Thomas Morrison for ill-treating his horse was fined $1 and costs.Alexandre Charbonneau was fined $1 for cruelly treating a horse.James Clarke was fined $30 or one month for oArrying a revolver.Jennie Lockwood for being * loose, idle and disorderly,\u201d was ined $5 and costs or 20 days, Maria McLaughlin was fined $5 or one month for being drunk and assaulting the police.William Farrell was sentenced to pay $10 fine or go to gaol for two months for assaulting the police.Mary Maddocks was sent to gaol for three months for drunkenness.She had already been nine times convicted.Joseph Corbeille, a young painter of St.Bonaventure strect, on a charge of larceny, was remanded until Friday.Canophile Lapine, 18, pressman, St.Elizabeth street, for stealing tobacco, was sentenced to ten days\u2019 jail this morning.Before Mr.Dugas, in the Court of cial Session, yesterday, the case of Ulric Giburne vs.David Benson, for aggravated assault, was postponed until Friday next.Cordelia Goderre and Maria Nolin were sent to gaol for three mouths for being drunk and loiter- iug.They are both old offenders having been already several times committed.Margaret Canning was sent to jail for three months for loitering at night in MoGill street.When asked by the Recorder how often she bad beeu in juil she answered about a dozen times.James Clark and 5.Hughes, laborers of Cote St.Louis and St.Laurent respectively.were arraigned in the Police Court yesterday for highway robbery from Norbert Lafreniere.They were remanded until Friday.J.Bte.Bachand, 33, sadler, was arraigned before the Police Court, this morning, for insulting the police of St.Helen's Island yesterday.Ba- chand pl guilty ; but, as it was his first offence, the Magistrate discharged him.Thomas Dillon was arraigned before the Recorder to-day charged with assaulting a young mao named Plamondun by striking him on the head with a stone ou the night of the 23rd of July.Judgment was suspended in this case to give the delendant a chance to prove that his general character was not bad.Joseph Lee.who was arrested Sunday by Constable McKinnon fer being drunk and fighting and assaulting the police, was fined $6 and costs.When asked \u2018by the Recorder where he got the liquor on Sunday, he said he had bad it from Bat- , but as it wasshown that he had spent 800 in the course of the dy his statement was not believed.; River Notes.The market boats from the West yesterday were 20 crowded with passengers that there was scarce- v standing room on them.ight steamships and one clipper +hip arrived in purt from sea to-day, being the largest number of arrivals for any one day during the season.The leak in the hull of the \u2018\u2019Corsican,\u201d idl was a very slight one, was repaired yesterday, and she left on her usual trip to Hamilton this morning- The captains of ships arriving in port report a larger number of icebergs at the mouth of the Straits of Belle Isle than is usual at this time of the year.~~Pucre dredges are engaged in cutting off the reef on the south side of the Channel opposite the Viotoris Pier, which gives such an awkward turn to the Channel, Tho \u201cJohn Gaskin,\u201d the largest barge afloat, built this Spring for the Montreal Transportation Company, has been declared a complete success, and is stated, not withstanding her enormous buik, to tow easier than any other barge owned by the company.Evening Telegrams.CABLE FAREWELL AUDIENCE \u2014BERLIX, August 15.\u2014The Emperor yesterday granted to Mr.Andrew D.White a farewell audience at the Castle of Babelsburg.Count Von Hatzefeldt, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Was present.His Majesty was extremely kind and courteous, expressing the sincerest regard for President Garfield and stating that he watched the progress of the President\u2019s case with the deepest interest.He tendered his most cordial good wishes to the United States.THE CROPS IN INDIA.\u2014To6¥box, August 16.\u2014The Calcutta correspondent of the imes says: \u201cAn official t in regard to the crops in the province of Mysore says they are somewhat more Lopeful, but that more rain tly wanted.THE BOER FLAG RAISED.\u2014 Loxpox, August 16.\u2014The Boer flag was raised at toria in the Transvaal on August 8.PREMATURE.\u2014Liverroor, August 16.\u2014 The Daily Post and Daily Courier announce the death of President Garbeld and | publish obi- taary notices.AMERICAN.VICE-PRESIDENT ARTHUR \u2014 New YORK, Augus: 16.\u2014 General Arthur has been somewhat indisposed for nearly a week.He said last night he had received no despatches from Washington other than those given to the public during the day.His fature movements were, he said, in consequencs of the condition of the President,uncertsin.It was not his intention to go to Washington unless by request of the Cabinet.CANADIAY.THE ST.JOHN RAILWAY DISASTER.\u2014ST.Joux, N.B., August 16.\u2014Latest infdr- mation from the scene of the aecident is that Reickers, who was fireman of the downward train, is not dead, but is seriously injured.Daniel McDonald, driver of the express train, was badly scalded.The two locomotives are complete wrecks, and the road bed is AH Prin are delayed in consequence.ee duc Brown, of the.neglecting to temain at ere sie until the other train should The loss to the railway will be between $io.00 0,000 and $15,000.The accident caused great excitement in this city, as over 200 Eden ig to the picnic werein cars attached to the r express.FROM OTTAWA.MENIAL DESPATOR T0.7XE SPAR) THE WETHERELL MURDKR.raw, , August 16.~\u2014Seventeen mqre arrests were made iast night in connection \"wich at week's fatal sharivari.Go MENTTELEORATE STA ONS ou SE Bn Te Sr ve CQompany, from wiclding sugar sticks te lagrosse aticks* and challenged the ww of | Je JW Testor & Oo \u2018 3, Who beat them three straight games.© \u201c°F ° \u201c_ \u2014Adgerton Roy, 23, while e In Messrs.Paquet Robert's.zaw mill, on sizesh od Pre- sr He expressed his disfike for it, but to the explémion de ver ant vi care igh \\ 4 eters - : FROM QUEBEC.8m G TOUR.\u2014Quarec, Ang.16th.\u2014The t of Hon.A.P.Caron\u2019s visit to the Maritime Provinces is to join Sir Leonard Til- ley in his political tour.- FIRE REGIEF.\u2014M.Thors, of Paris, on the part of he\u2019 French Fire Relief Committee of that ofty;has placed $10,000 in the National tn the credit of the fire committee of this ty.PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.\u2014The chairman of the Fire Committee ot the corporation has closed with Mr.Mcllroy, of Toronto, for a éapply of 1,000 feet of cotton and rubber hose for the fire \u2018department, and an order for another 1,000 feet has been given to another firm.THE LAND BILL.The Triumph ofthe Lerds\u2014The Conces- alons of the Commons.NEW York, August 16.\u2014The Herald's Lons don don special says the Liberals have surrendered- e Lards have scored a dangerous trinmph- The most important concessions in the Land Bill were made to the Lords.Landlords were given permission to drag tenants into court, thus opening up an immense vista of law-suits and adding additional horrors to the life ofthe Irish peasants.Elements of uncertainty were admitted into the clause dealing with the fixing of fair rent, and the prospect of the tenant having his improvements recognized seriously diminished.Concessions fo landlords under fhese three heads will cost the Irish tenants millions of pounds sterling.Lord Salisbury bitterly opposed the compromise, but was overborne by the more timid element of the Conservative party.In \u2018accepting the compromise, the Conservatives have thrown away a splendid chance of returning to power, and put themselves at the mercy of the radical element.IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.Loxpox, August 15.\u2014In the House of Commons last night, Mr.Gladstone, adverting to the remark thata Grce was being played, asserted that the opposition leaders were not aware when the sitting commenced of the course the Government intended to take in regard to a single amendment.Mr: Parnell, who thought the conduct of the Government all through contemptible, characterized Mr.Gladstone\u2019s statement as scarcely credible, for which he was called to order, Mr, O'Connor (Home Ruler) trenchantly denounced the Government for its surrender.\u2019 Mr.O'Donnell (Home Ruler) said he noticed that the Liberals were green with terror it the prospect of dissolution, and ridiculed the idea of a crisis.Mr.Healy (Home Ruler) agreed that there been no compromise, for the Tories had no need to ask it from a Government which, havin surrendered Afghanistan, the Transvaal an \u2018Bradlaugh, might be expected to make no difficulty about a Land Bill.PRESIDENT GARFIELD, Dr.Bliss\u2019 Opinion of the Case\u2014The Chance Junt About Twe to Ome for Recovery\u2014 Viesrs of the Different Physicians.New York, August 16.\u2014A Washington cial to the Tribune says : Dr.Bliss said last night the President|s chance is just about two to one for recovery.Dr.Bliss also said : ** The is with the stomach alone.It is, to be ealthy and sympathetic, but his physical condifon has been much over-rated.He had ical vigor which the public credited think ywa or I would bear a wound of this kind with less danger and distress than he.He had not the conditions of a very vigorous man.His stomach, the first three or four daysafterhe was wounded, gave us infinite trou.ble.We had & most pes and exercised extreme caution and ha iven him food ourselves over since.woun is somewhat affected by derangement of the stomach.The ha pc the main channel is not as full and as free as I could wish it was, bat, aside from this new difficulty, the wound is ina condition.1 hawe no suspicions of trouble from the ball.Trouble of that nature would manifest itself by increased temperature.Gt For nomrishment we are giving the ident one or two drachms of beef pe with the yolk of un egg and milk warmed.His food is almost digested before it is administered, and cadily taken out by the alimentary canal.People have been nourished this way for forty days without eating a mouthful of food.We have given him quinine with two injections to-day as a tonic.The President does not perspire like a man who is exhausted.His skin is moist, but he is in the presence of a crisis, and seems just now to be moving out of it favorably.His voice is weak, which is one indication of bis debility.\u201d Dr.Bliss also stated that half an hour before the last bulletin as issued last night the President's pulse ed 135, but he attributed that to the fact that the patients position had just been \u20ac .Dr.Bliss said the President had not been nourished by an enema until yesterday morning.The President last night wore a large irritating piaster over the pit of his stomach as a counter irritant.It is reported that General Arthur has been summoned to Washi The Times says :\u2014Dr.\"Bliss admitted last night that unless there was a decided improvement to-day the President would be past all hope of recovery at the close of another 24 hours.He said the President was cognizant of the gravity of the situation yestèrday.The doctors gave him the result of the examination of the pulse, temperature, respiration and the reasons for the high pulsation.He did not appear probe but was cool and composed.erald says : Mr.Brown, last evening, stated that Dr.Agnew left the White House feeling indis the result of a mild attack of lumbago.He ulsosaid the doctors felt much encouraged at the appearance of the wound, and if they could only overcome the naugea all would be well.Until Sunday stimulants were given the President in the form of wine or rum.Koumiss preparation soon proved a failure.On Saturday some brandy was given to the Presi- case Agnew took it.Similar doses were given times on Sunday and repeated on M y.The brandy failed al er in bringing about the condition df tun- settied stomach completely, and soon rendered nourishment in the natural manner an im- possitility.One of the President's physicians said: «We are and have done what we regarded ad right: We to be blamed if we do not do suy particular thing, and we will be blamed if we Those who criticize and blame us doso without knowing suything about the case, for it mimpossible ogre out everything that hap- Peds in a sick Dr.Boynton says the physicians are adminis \u2018tering aub-nitrate of bismuth for the President's nausea and vomiting.Dr.Boynton stated that the President has not solid food to make an indication in the vomiting.That which he threw up was a matter, sh the disturbed cemdition of the gastric nerves.It is the opinion of one of the constant attendants that the President's surgeons have been administering medicine in doses than the stomach in its debilitated condition, can .Quinine has been freely administered, w down by small quantities of brandy.Lime water and milk have freely given to quiet the stomach, and has become positively rftant.The President has lost 80 pounds.He is a mere shadow of his former self.aan Garfield, while out of the sick room, i conceal her anxiety, though hea she approaches her hushand she main- Snipa the utmost com The President also pin sur efférts to control any evidence of or suffering while she is in the roém.It rs.Garficld is greatly y In Deed \u2018ofa oondly a advise She seems with the persons surrounding the Prondencs bedside.- Her confidence \u2018in Drs.Agnew and Hamilton is unwavering, but she is pt tively whfavopable reogaciled to the others, She seems be: | ogee ai matt a\" showed the wound dition, Te SIE the Frisk sion Visibis on thes Lavin soem to the dent\u2019s' chamber.WASHINGTON, A 16.\u2014lt is etated Dr.Agnew yestenlay tol Mrs.Garfield to be prepared for the werst.18.15 p.m.\u2014Dr.Bliss entered the Executive Marsion n fow moments ago to attend the noon examination.Ho said in à general way he considered the President better than yesterday.Reporter.\u2014* Well, Doctor, what are the real chances ?* Dr.Bliss\u2014\u201c\u2019The chances are indefinite.I have not seen the patient for an hour or so, but he was better than yesterday when 1 last saw him, and we are encouraged.\u201d *¢ Will the midday examination be very i 1 Qh, yes.If the tem perature should fall much below the normal point, the case would look bediy, particulerly if the should rise.\u201d \u201cLo you this?\u201d «No, but we cannot predict with certainty what will be the result.\u201d \"* Youdonot give the case up, then!\u201d (Em phatically)\u2014 \u201c No, no, we do not give it u * Have any intimations been given to HE family to prepare for the worst?!\u201d come to that.\u201d Dr.Hamilton is expected toarrive at ten tonight.Mrs.Edson, at noon, said the President's case was certainly very critical, but she still had hopes of his recovery.The trouble with the President's stomach evidently had nothing to do with the condition of the wound.¢Comparatively considered,\u201d she remarked in this connection, *\u2018the wound is nearly healed.\u201d This new trouble is perfectly understood by the surgeons, and they i} have the same idea about it.She said the President comprehends the exact situation.He has been told the stomach demanded absolute rest, and no attempt would be made for the present to give him nonrish- ment in the regular manner.Mrs.Edson expressed the hope that by to-morrow the patient\u2019s stomach would be strong enough to retain something.She said the President looks better to-day than yesterday.NEw York, August 16.\u2014The anxiety over the condition of the President is hourly increasing.The streets in the vicinity of the newspaper offices are thronged.The telegraph offices are besieged.\u2018WASHINGTOX, August 16, 2.05 p.m.\u2014Dr.Bliss admits now that he is disappointed i in the President\u2019s condition.2.15 p.m.\u2014It is authoritatively stated that the doctors have just reassured Mrs.Garfield in such a way as to renew her confidence in her husband's recovery.The general impression in \u2018Washington now ia that the President will die, but the doctors will not admit that they have given up hope.2.20 p.in.\u2014The President\u2019s pulse is reported to be 1235.The President\u2019s , Rev, Dr.Power, has been at the White House all day.He says he has not been asked to be present, but feels that he would like to be near.COMMERCIAL.On the local call {board tbis morning 60,000 bushels of No.3 Red h wheat, delivery this week were offered at reas in lots to suit purchasers.No bids.For a cargo of corn on spot or shortly to arrive propelior 66c was bid.A eargo on the way was offered at 680.A oar of No.2 oats in store.waa offered at She No bids.There were no offers of pens, barle; Boerbohm\" s es English Advices report :-Floatitg argues.Wheat, any much demand, corn strong.Cargoes oo whoat, not much demand, corn stif.The harvest harvest in Do i» suffering from wet and the opinion nh dr total crop is be- mi: h worse.trong corn.ithe Liverpool, Caliomia vie î0s de 6d to où sd, 07 'rintes and White Mich wheat, 1 nah Spring wheat, 8s 6d W.J.Fairbairn\u2019s cablegram from Liverpool re- rts \u2014Market throughout the Kingdom ronerally tter, tending up , bere business large.Corn firm, tendi upward, a supply light.Wheat in ned at £1.30 Au- ROLE 0, this At Aeabse th Corn opened at 5 were d be naked September, lard as queted at Frs éal eo de The Jocal flour trade this mornin was at a stand still bat prices were steady.e thousand o Superior Extra sold after Cams aT el PY esterday a aus se of No.8 red Toledo was p at rior Ex 32.05 3 Ol ls rag Kain.$5.95 oh © 2.2.98 AR fd 5 to 5.10 Midétine: en 486: rusts Bly Hate ivered Le a esl, tmeal, ¥ brl., $4.80 to LE | to 9.u\u2014Corn, 88¢ to 670 in bond ; cats, 436; peas, i nominal, SE.to $5.80 per 100 Ibe.for Sos bushels ; : flour, 148 ~: cheese, rolls; to n p wheat was 41 ace Ashes Pots, firsts.Pearls a 0387 tol corn, bbls: ashes, BT pent butter, 788 pl boxes ; pork, 35 bbls: leather, 2 cases : spirits, 110 casks; meats, In New Le at 11.05 am.No.Sal girebin &° or Boa be Aus, à Siren too a dre p.m.\u2014Wheat, $1.19} Ostober, SIH November \u2014Wheat, $1.17 Corn, Bele A enst.2.65 pa Wheat $ 1 year.It is said that an English Compan have offered r.David Moore.of Ottawa.$300, for bis timber limits, situated on the line of the C.Toronto, stock exporters are scouring Poster Ontario for cattle.Last week a firm purchased 130 head for $11,009 from one man in A despatch from the diver at the wreck of he SS.* Southbo \" essrs.Robert Reford & Co., says that vessel is a total loss, va that there are hopes of saving part of the cargo.In a majority of the German States and Prussian noes the reports of the harvest are generally favorable, except in the Duchics of Mecklenburs- Strelits and Mecklenburg-Schwerin and the Provinces of Schleswig-Holstein, where drought has ruined a large part of the barvest.A cable despatch sys that thers is considerable excitemont in the Liverpool salt market, owing chiefly to a material advance in ocean freights to tt.Lawrence, making the cost price thirteen cents per sack higher than that of s week ago.The ooal market is stronger in sympathy with the advance à Petroleum Refiners have advanced their prices sn to about 2c per gallon, the fu notation heing f.0.b.Petrolia.There in 2 ttle botter de- Lief in the local market.and prices ha: n advanced to correspond with the rise \"at the refineries aioe quotations being 380 to 23)¢ for car londs.à for brokon lots, and 25e for single Yio: oats, Whesty A La Pt thirds of be wheat fleet, or 35 shipr and barques.arrived in Ran Francisoo harbor between.July 30 nd Augquec 1.coming from New York England, Spain, France, Belgium, d South Aneta.snd entering the Hamat; almost together.aed nr aboat 30,000 tons of coal to tl ran- cisco market, and all will take latge cargoes of wheat out of § California.Wheiesale Prevision Market.\u201cNo, sir, it hasn't |- Pi dpt this poring: pas A iho cipal losn and wether i per SY Comme pore snl Ontario/were firmer.por cent.Richelieu 1 six per cen On th of interset on ui di cont woro unélfored.Atvrling Exchange vas selling slowly at about 8} prem.between a counter and 8} demand, Currency drafts 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CH CHEAP STATIONERY !-Views and Canad hE ETA ARR s Li : \"OLD BELIABLE SHORT ROUTE * Three Ex Trains daily te fe York, with Ir Re ris id OH ness \u2018rainy 3 1 A raSicran Turion can \u201cTRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL.7.15 AM.ati hE, Les PARLOR CARS TO Wog- 1030, Albany, Werth Vichy.) TOX arp NEW YORK.py Lone 3 20 p.m.IE eae 6.30 PM, Rn aR a Bpriugneld 1 gore NORTH.\u2014\u2014 FAST TRAIN Ta etes Express Trey\u2019 FROM sod id Mons a 83: thus making the New York reunites Day Express lcaves Boston, via Lowel], at 3.45 am, vie t 8 a.m, Tro; trhburg & am y at 740 arm, in Pp Day Rx leaves New York at 800 raving th Montreal at 10.10 pn.1» TTY = Wigh Express leaves Boston at Pre qe Love snd pm.vis Fitchburg, and Now York a8 4.00 p.m.via Springfield, arriving in Montreal at 8.40 am.For Tickets and Freizit Rates, apply at Central Vez mont Railroad Ofloe, 136 St.Jaraes strest A.C STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passeager BOETON OFFICE, NEW YORK, ae 260 Washington St.271 Breadwaÿ #4.W.HOBART, w.F.SNL Gen.Supt.Gen.Pass.Agent.\u2014_ Co __1% Q M, 0.& 0.RAILWAY.CHANGE OF TIME Commencing od Monday, Xuiy SUR, 1881, | TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: one .+ tres nin ixed.M Express, Express ait ro Ottawa 30 8.30 or - coven [8.30 P.M] 8.40 A.1 Armee at Ottawa | 18.30 4.100 Pe È ox Le Saas 7.00 8.30 Boe ++ feucanness 00 r.m Au] 665 par Jagn.0.00000-J.000000.[6.45 2.112.460 Pc 9.25 PR | 3-00 P.1110.00 2.22 | 8:23 rm} 6.30 A.M 10.10 A.m{10.00 rs .} 440 P| 6.30 A.OMe.coecf coucso [7.15 PI.eae (Local Trains between Aylmer, Hull Ottawa) p draies jeavo Mile-Ænd Ration Tes ies Later EF Magnificent Palace Cars Passenger Traine and Elegant Siceping Cars on Tent Traae, Trains ana from Ottawa connect with trains to and Trains leave Montreal and Quebec at 4 p.m Al Trains run by Montreal Time.P GENERAL OFFICES\u201418 PLACE D'ARNBS TICKET OFFICES: 13 PLACE D'ARNES, © 209 ST.amas STREET, j morTaEAL Orrourrs 8r.Louis Horat, QUEBEC.L.A.SENEGAL, 17080 _ , Gen.Spt, _, SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY \u2014AND\u2014 MONTREAL AND BOSTON AIR LINE.THE DIRECT AND BEST ROUTE White Mountains, CONCORD, 2 PROVILES HAE ES LOWELL, Wolk potuts ta NEW ENGLAND.Also, te the Eastern Townships.armee ER ly] 27th, South LEAVE MONTREAL PAY EXPRESS : .tn orenatag through to Boston of 4.26 waa DU pue en Bacnrtaye a did ne cmt 7.Ceres red 3 am.- ~ Boston, at 6.30 p.m., will only any Te Ce wiil stop «3 all stations.° AHRRIVE AT MONTREAL NIGHT EXPRESS from Bowtou at 3.3.a.m.TRAIN from Knowiton and way stations ab\u2018 9.13 a.m, on Mondays at &.0 a.m.instead of Sl - DAY EXPRESS from Boston at 9.45 pam.\u201cileum, Express Train arriving at 8.23 a.m.will stop dally ad Richelleu, Chambly Canton fr) Chambly Basin.nd The most comfortable and claborase 5 Ca on the night trains that enter Bonaventure Berm ee ; ALI, CARS AND TRAIXS run between Bona Station, Montreal, and Boston WITHOUT CHANG Pagarage checked through to all principal peints in WE BNGLAND.*\"RAGOAGE PASSED BY THE CUSTOMS AT BONA VESTCRR STATION, thus saving ail trouble te pass Fier! and Bonaventure Station.H.P.ALDEN, | GUSTAVE BRADLEY BARLOW._ May vos 18M oe / Toon Raway and Steamboat Time Tables, |.BONAVENTURE STATION.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.BOING WEST\u2014Exyress for all points West, 9.30 am and 10 p.m.12.4 .Cornwall, p.Mixed, ov Ad TEA] to Vandre pr Saturdays only at 8 nm.YE »-\u2014 Express, GUIRG EAST-Quebss amd Ietand Pose farm.Rice ( a.m.Teg ie SE A pin.mm.A & am.und 1L45 pin.Portl Po.0 am.and 7% pm.Island Fond, 11.88 am, 6.30 pm.8% Hyacinine, 845 am.L VERMONT RAILWAY, bane Tb 0 pe 890 Tor.Doom EE ame - Bel.i.LY - ra, He Yh On Bh .à ew vor id, ces ioo and pe SARAIVA Prom kis.and 8.48 p.m.Kew York, vis Troy Bt.Sam.10.1! ARRIVE\u2014~ © am.00 SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.26.'G SOUTH AND BAST\u2014 Botton, via as bad 6.50 p.m.Buburban Tram, Tor all points Knowlton, also Stanbridre Rest and Yrelighod: TE ta; Saturdays, = 200 pm.Arrive from 40 std P.2U 6.0.and H.390 p.m.GOING SOUTH New York, Troy.Bousc's Point St.Johns, 7.15 a.m.and 3.90 pm.ARRIVE aay am and Lu.JU Pa 12.10, 5.00, 6)0.8.05 pm.Saturdays, oni ry ray RAR 15% 6.56.Cam 215 pm.Satardays, only 3.HOCHELAGA STATION.pm.Bt J 5 pm .00 pm.Trains leave Mile-Bné Station ten minutes pentes 124 DS pans EA py ts x pa 9.A.vi a.5 aL.Jerome ad Be.A0.0 vm Joliatte 6.10 A 0, .rv THE .SI STOVE POLISH For Beanty of Fou ORSA B storm, Canton, Mass Each of the tne bears our Trade mark\u2014b rte Tait In.Uased Biased, BT al Shes Satent Gem 167 tn Canada, 1879.; Bore In cross Britain tn 1830.| LYMAN, SONS & §0., , MOWTRBAL, AGENTS.46 ARE SY TER SC ER IE TE TEE va ys A WARE & HUDSON RAILWAY.* "]